1964 Gargoyle

Flushing High School

Flushing, New York

Mr. Arthur Franzen, Principal Ellen Klein Editor-in-chief

Diane Arkin Judirh Teich Barbara Peeker Robert Ripps Auociate Editor AJJociate Editor Managing Editor Managing Editor

George DeFina Kathryn Nocerino Mark Finkle David Freeman Art Editor Literary Editor Photography Editor B1JJiness Manager

LITERARY STAFF ART STAFF Elaine Bander, Louis DeFillipis, Pa­ Patricia D'Amato, Philippa Geier, tricia Doughty, Jack Lerner, Steven Susan Kolarik, Carolyn Ogden, Ira Port, Rita Tewel Shareff, Eleanor Tannenholz

CLERiCAL STAFF Michelle Stieglitz-Manager, Jane Blahnik, Holly Blum, Doris Casa­ vage, Cynrhia Gelfand, Lorraine Goldstein, Marvin Goldstein, Ruth Margulies, Nancy Munneeke, Janet Olson, Iris Prager, Diane Samarel, Elinor Sanes, Jeffrey Schamis, Dier­ dre Seymour, Arlene Teitelbaum, Rita Tewel, Alvato Vatela, Jacque­ line Walker, Judith Yagoda

PHOTOGRAPHY ITAFF ADVERTiSiNG STAFF David Chin, Jack Lerner, Marshall Marc Berke, David Greenfield, Lola Levy, Arthur Markey, Stuart Rosen­ Pierce, Audrey Rowe, Ronald Silver thal, David Slackman, Steven Span­ dorf, Raymond Wiberg

ML Anthony Mangione Factlity Adviser

Mr. Morris Rosenblart BflJtneSs Adviser

Mss. Susan Weiss Mr. Richatd Betgere Art Adviser / CONTENTS

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58 :,, J JUJle Graduate.! To every thing there is a season, and a time co every purpose under the hea ven: A time to be born, and a time to die; a time co plant, and a time [0 pluck up that which is planted; A time to kill, and a rime ro heal; a time to break down and a rime ro build up; A rime to weep, and a rime to laugh; A rime to love, and a rime to hare; a rime to war, and a rime of peace; Wherefore I perceive rhat rhere is nothing better, than rhat a man should rejoice in his own works; for that is his portion: for who shall bting him to see what shall be after him'

EuleJ;ajul 4 Chaptt-r 3: \·3: ·1: 8: 22 Principals Message

The theme of lhe 1964 Gargoyle is lhe things, such as electronic devices, or the latest World's Fair, bur lhe World's Fair has a num­ model of automobile, but also of rhe worlds of ber of rhemes, rhe firsr being represenred by rhe art, of ideas, and of the spirit. The theme of the Unisphere, Peace lhrough Undersranding, Rob­ Gargoyle invites the seniors of Flushing High err Moses said, "This fair is nor just, as some School to display their own progress, not only in people have said, a commercial gadget. ,,, BUI facts learned, bur also in attitudes developed, we have really tried to make this a son of arrs appreciated. habits of clear thinking esrab· Olympics of progress," The progress shown ar lished, and moral and spiritual values ingrained. rhe World's Fair is nor jusr rhat of rhe world of

5 GRADE ADVISERS- ADMINISTRATION

Am I imagining things, or is my cookie crawling?

Approaching Flushing High from the gar­ dens, we observe its Gothic architecture in full glory. The gardens, filled with Rose of Sharon, pink Dogwood, and people accent the building's other-worldly appearance. OUf courtyard, with its red tile surface, and a chortling Quasimodo watching from the main entrance, is an ideal spot for meeting friends and enemies, for dislodging pebbles from one's shoes, and for discovering much-needed small change. In fact, one member of this yearbook's Literary Staff, after a brief search, managed to pick up three cenrs and a fairly good bobbypin. Direct from checkerboard square!

ADMINISTRATION First row: Mrs. McClelland, Mr. Mr. Schwartzapfel, Mr. Blumberg, Mr. Golder, Mr. Franzen-principal, Mrs. Roy. Secol1d row: Mr. Kessler, Mercer, Mrs. Duckworth, Mr. Feinstein.

6 GRADE ADVISERS Sei/led: Mr. F. Goldberg. Slam/ing: Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Rowe, Miss Spiro.

The Fairgives aglimpse of the world to come. Seated in the present and rooted to the past, we embody a world.

5cudenrs who have the stamina to eleer an~ other four years of "book-Jarnin'," and consider Mrs. LaBarbera. Guidtwce CQunselor entering a college or university, gravitate to a narrow corridor behind the stage. There is a small, irregularly-shaped room, ar rhe end of the passageway, which beats the legend "College­ GENERAL OFFICE Left 10 right: Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Alper. bound? Go Greyhound'" Students leaving this Mrs. Menikoff. ollice sometimes find that they have attained the Nirvana of the college-seeket: utter confusion. The above-mentioned unfoccunates gener~ ally apply to the ground flOOt Genetal Ollice for transcripts of theit high-school recotds. The mass of the student body may arrive thete fOt a variety of reasons-to retrieve a lost umbrella or deliver a program card. ENGLISH

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Front row: Mrs. Kessler-, Mrs. McConnell, Mr. Gerlich, Miss O'Connor, Mr. Mrs. Manifold, Mr. Zisowitz-cha;r1ful1l, M.iss Spiro, Mrs. Koplik, Mr. Mangione. Goldsmith. Second rQW; Mr. F. Goldberg, Mr. Geay,

English teachers have a unique problem in grammar, one for "originality." The student's the presentation and selection of subjecc mateer. psyche is less likely to be wounded when he has They assume that the avetage English student one good mark to fall back on. has amassed, outside school, a knowledge of the essentials of his native tongue. Therefore, these Some teaching problems require the as· insrrucw[s have emphasized literature ovec sistance of outside personnel-speech teachers, grammar in our English curriculum. Neverche· librarians, and well·educated parents to help less, the typical English teachet regularly devel· Junior occasionally with rhe homework and tu· ops a whopping case of eyestrain from long tor him on Shakespearean acting. hours of (oetecring grammatically infirm themes. English poses special problems to the student In the past, English teachets wete accus· as well as to his instructor. Half of these prob· tomed to marking composirions solely on the lems consisrs of the lack of enough Classics basis of English proficiency. Today, in a trauma· Comics to be substituted for the real McCoy conscious age, twO marks are given---one for when exams are imminent.

You are now under my power!

8 · .. of communication

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT First rOttl: Mrs. Furst, Mrs. Lonoff, Mr. Kay, Mr. Shoglow, Mr. Boxer, Mr. S. Gold­ Kalberer, Mrs. Garten, Miss Millec, Mrs. Gromulat. Miss berg, Mr. Fechheimer, Mr. Niemiec. Cohen, Miss Young. Seco"d row: Mr. Feinbloom, Mr.

A related difficulty arises from the stu­ 4) Try to get inro an Honors class, and, dents' unfamiliarity with the world of letters. when you're in, ask your teacher co give you the An appreciation of Shakespeare requires not minimum (85%) grade so as nor to dampen only a wide knowledge of the history of the your enthusiasm for the subject. English language, but also an acquaintance with 5) Muffle your New York inflection un­ Elizabethan customs and writing. der an unctious British accent. The othet half of the problem stems from 6) On essay tests, do not state anything a basic American trait-informality. Because conclusively. grammar is so formal, students just don't rake 7) And, when ir comes time for the Re­ to it. gents, be absent with malaria. In view of the above generalizations, the srodent of English needs all the help he can ger. Here, then, are seven sure-fire suggestions for getting at least an eighty-five in English: I) Use a two-dolla< word wherever pos­ I'm afraid my hands are stuck together sible. 2) During discussions of fictional charac­ ters, use psychological terms in analyzing prob­ lems. Amareur psychoanalysis is now very much in fashion. 3) If YOut instructor berares you for mis­ spelling a perfectly normal word, strike back with the assertion that you are a proponent of rhe "phonetic school" of spelling. And this is the location of Don Quixote's summer place. And he huffed, and he puffed, and he blew the house down.

SOCIAL STUDIES

HistOry ... marches on, to put it mildly. The subject has its compensations, though. Evety day, ar leasr one hundted text-book-wot­ Each branch of histOty has a parricular savor: thy events are manufactured. We may rest as­ Modern World HistOry-buffer; Economics­ sured that ninety-nine our of every hundted will entree; American History-blue-plate special; actually appeat in such volumes. Because of Ancient Histoty-apetitif. such attention to demil, no history textbook is­ Each branch of history, tOO, has its particu. sued by this school weighs less than one pound. larly memorable lessons. Modern World His­ Aftet four yeats of carrying these Gatgantuan rory's high spot came during a discussion of The belongings up and down stairs, the average his­ Brief Reign of Louis XVI. In American HistOty, tOty student weighs considetably less. that event rook second place to a discussion of

SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Pirst row: Mrs. Crystal, Mr. Esterowitz, Mr. Rosenfeld, Mr. Schwartz· Duckworth, Mrs. Goldman, Mrs. Pettigrew, Mrs. Rosen­ apfel, Mr. Lurie, Mr. Friedman, Mr. Guzov, Dr. Kirsch, 10 feld, Mr. Kelly-chairtmm, Mrs. Wheelock, Mrs. London, Mr. Bilick, Mr. La". Miss Lenehan. Second TOW: Mr. Rubin, Mr. DeMeo. Mr. ·. . of kingdom and crtstS

The Boston Tea Party. Economics is remem~ The first debate which most hisrory sru­ bered for rhe lesson on Diminishing Rerums. dents ever panicipared in occurred at the be­ In Ancient Hisrory, the Ides of March lasted ginning of American Hisrory I, when the ques­ for twO whole days. Bur the mosr memorable tion "Did the Indians Get Scalped When They lesson of them all is the one which describes Sold Manhatran Island for Twenty-five Dollars' the Regents! Worth of Cheap Trinkets?" was discussed. The American History and World Back­ The class was divided inro rwo opposing grounds Regents is, in the words of one faculty sides. The odds were slightly weighred in favor member, "The queen of Regenrs." It hangs over of the white settlers, but the debare ended wirh· the heads of apathetic hisrory srudents like a out any concrete decision. veritable Sword of Damocles. However, there is Film strips are a relatively new fearure of some compensation. Srudents taking the June, hisrory teaching. They serve ro updare and sup­ 1980 Regents will have considerably more his­ plement the data contained in textbooks, and tory to study. give the average history lesson an aura of gla­ More conscientious students can sit back mor. As we leave a typical history class, its and enjoy the "extras" offered ro them, such as members' eyes are still glued ro that small the ac(ing~our of certain hiscocical events, the screen.... spirited "panel discussions," the debates, and the many film strips.

Another remark about your constitutional rights and I'll ... A little benzine, and we'll have you free in a minute! r BIOLOGY

... of organisms

Biology is a ttuly amazing course. When, at the beginning of our first term of it, an in· structor tells his chatges that they will be given Did your specimens escape or is it merely your handwriting? an "inside look at the animal kingdom," they do not rake him literally. Soon after, though, they are happily (sometimes gingerly) slicing their way through an appalling maze of species, theories, and innatds. Common classroom discussion on lab days consists of a few choked phtases such as "Watch out fOt that intestine''', "Hey kid, YOUt fruit·f1ies are escaping!", and '·Good grief, it's looking at me!" Strange (0 relate, similar com· ments are heard all over the world, wherever biology is taught. A new and more tefined addition to Flush· ing High's biological science curriculum is mi· crobiology. This is an optional credit course which offers college level work and conduers students farther and farther into the absorbing and complicated maze which constitutes the framework of all life.

Go ahead and eat it-it'll do wonders for your complexion!

BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT First row: Mr. Mayer, Mr. chairman, Mrs. May, Mrs. Gilbert, Mr. Feinstein. Mr. Kessler, Mrs. Goldberg, Mes. Mertz, Mr. Weinbcrger- Seitelman. Second row: Mr. Giambalvo, Mr. Ruben. PHYSICAL SCIENCE

PHYSICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT First row: Mr. Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Sherman. Second 1'010: Mr. Rohde, Mr. Shapiro, Mrs. Metzner, Me. Kaplan-acting chairman, Schrier, Mr. Daae, Mr. May, Mr. Alper.

After mid-terms, these aren't the only things that'll be hanging around here! ... Of function and phenomenon

In their junior year, when most students are confronted with the choice of a science, many seek strenuous courses. Those who choose to ignore the warnings of the countless un­ named students befote them are usually sur­ prised to find, if their choice is chemistry, that ir is not teally as difficult as they expected. It is simply impossible'! Not only are chemistry Stu­ dents asked to tolerate the physical discomfotts of the subject, but they are asked to memorize and learn to use numerous facts, tables, charts, statistics, and assorted. trivia which seem com­ pletely unrelated. It is only towards the end of the year that they see the ttue beauty of the subject. All the meaningless data they have col­ lected throughout the year have to make some Chemistry is one subject which Flushing's SOrt of sense at this time. students become acquainted with early in their At times, we may observe a group of sophomore year. Their sense of smell infotms Flushing's better chemistry students engaged in them of the proximity of Flushing's chemistty a chemistry research project. Located in the in­ department, located on the third floor of the ner sanctwn of the chemistry prep room is an new building. Early in the term, Flushing's stu­ assortment of intricate measuring devices, gadg­ dents are subjected to the penetrating odor of ets, and equipment, the purpose of which even chlotine, the stinging smell of bromine, and the some of the project's own members are un­ nauseating aroma of hydrogen sulfide. If they aware. In fact, the entire project is run with are astute observers, these silent sufferers detect such secrecy that many of our students devote sounds of splintering glass and the groans of years to it without ever finding out its goals. advencutous students who have decided not to The only hint available to outsiders is that the follow the usual curriculum. still always seems to be in use.

13 MATHEMATICS ·-.....- ... of symbols

Mathematics is a language spoken by peo­ ple of all the nations of the world. It is the basis of the pranical and esthetic sciences with which we rule OUf lives. Statting with ninth-year math, and becom­ ing progressively more involved, Flushing's math curriculum is well-rounded. The student who rna jars in math starts with basic required courses and works his way up to specialized math electives such as solid geometry, Of course, most students see math as merely aoorher diffi· cult subject. Thus, the following explanation of two of Flushing's math courses is geared to practicaliry. Geometry is an elusive structure composed of axioms, postulates, and proofs, all supported by a foundation of completely understandable geometric figures. The geometry student is required to make various broad generalizations about such figures after being handed certain seamy information about them, such as their relation to his uncle, whether they're square or obtuse, ... All of these deductions seem completely irrelevant when one reminds himself that all these facts pertain to a bunch of lines,

Because of this high, we should be getting some rain tomorrow.

MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT First row: Mrs. Le­ Harpell. Mr. Blumberg, Mr. Kamlot, Mr. Schwartzberg, powsky, Miss Pincus, Mrs. Toomey, Mrs. Koffer, Mrs. Mr. Lopiparo--chairman,. Kabriski. Second rou,': M.r. Shapin, Mr. lutsky,------Mr......

14 I Teacher: Why, Herman! You mean you're actually going to "8" ball in side pocket. answer ... Herman: Kin I go out for a drink of water?

This is a big equation, so we'll have to retreat.

Geometry appeals to the eye, wheteas alge­ bra appeals to the imagination. A year of th, latter course should adequately prepare anyone for life in the business world, since the wording I of most of its problems is reminiscent of that found in corporate income tax forms. Here is a typical problem: If A were 2X-Y, eight years ago, and B will be Y years old when the Cleve­ land Indians win the WorJd.Series, how old will A's married sister be at that time? There are also courses such as advanced algebra and solid geometry which we are not qualified to covet, owing to the limitations of ( space and official censorship, and also to the fact that we have been too spineless to take them.

Meet my friend, the eraser. 15 LANGUAGE

FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT FirJl. row: Mrs. DetiUeux, Miss Turner, Mr. Costaras, Miss Gross, Mrs. Biezunski, Mrs. Finnan, Dr. Walker-ch"irma,J., Miss Rubinow. Miss Gonzalez, Miss Kahn. Second row: Mrs. Biederman,

Flushing High School students can now program nor only comprises grammar but also converse in passable Spanish, French, Latin, includes capsule courses in art, geography, and German, Russian, and broken English. They sociology. can read Caesar's Commentaries and Cicero's In tOday's swiftly shrinking world, the speeches in the original; charge windmills in study of language has become increasingly im­ complete confidence with Don Quixote and portant. Yet, while most Europeans speak two weep bitter tears for de Maupassant's unfortu­ or more languages as a matter of course, the nate Mme. Loisel. United States has only recently awakened ro rhe Language is an elusive science. The study vital need for more thorough language of literature and conversation alone does not teaching. impart a thorough knowledge of a particular Another innovation in language teaching tongue. The intricacies of grammar and the is extensive student participation. According to mores and reasoning of native speakers are per­ the old morro, Experientia docet, fluency is haps the key to a full understanding of a lan­ gained through practice in conversation and guage. Thus, Flushing High School's language reading aloud.

16 And the farmer's daughter said to Sancho . .. Devil's food cake. derived from the French d;able~ which came from the Sanskrit ...

... Of cultures

The elusive atmosphete of OUt language classes is diJIicu[t to sum up in a few lines. I, consists of intangibles such as enthusiasm, If you don't give me this word in French in exactly one snatches of 'eco,ded songs, ,he ta'tling of thitty­ minute, I'll give you a test in Spanish tomorrow! odd white papets, and the ring of thirty-odd voices reciting. The common topics discussed dueing di­ gression on the pan of teacher, student, and sometimes entire language class are also illu~ minating. The language depattmenr's latest innova­ 'ion is 'he upstairs "lab." The lab has thirty booths, some fully equipped, which a,e designed to improve the students' conversational skills. A lab lesson begins when a class seats itself in the booths and has a rousing good 'ime putting on its earphones. Once acclimated to the machine,y, the class tries pushing the various buttons On the conttol boards in front of i,. Sounds such as static, a busy signal, the voices of another class singing "Alouette:' and various odd grunts and thumps are emitted. Once the monitor adjusts the master con­ trol, the class begins to hear its own voices, listen to playbacks, and learn, in earnest, the business of masreeing a language.

17 FINE ARTS

... of form and perception

Not even the bluntest realist can subdue In using art as an outlet for the expression his creative impulse when he is confronted with of emorion and thought, the peoples of the a couple of jars of painr and a clean sheet of world are united. In our art classrooms we learn paper. The finished product of his essay may of the world's great masters and rheir tech­ not be mechanically perfecr, hur it is always an niques, each a stepping-stone to a more explicit inimitable record of his personality. understanding of the :world around us.

FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Left to right, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Goldstein, Mrs. McClelland, Mr. Bergere. Mrs. Weiss, Me. Thom-eh"irmQI1. Me. Morris

Mickey Mouse-born, 1948--

Despite technical diffetences of size and architecture, our library is nor far removed from its out-of-school cousins. It has dust-coated back tooms, unbteakable silence, and that same old live-cenrs-a-day, ovetdue line. At the tables of the libraty are seateg Stu­ dious souls who have been assigned there by the program committee. One can see them doing physics homewotk, perusing Macbeth, and in­ frequently reading books from the shelves. A service aide or two passes by at intervals, carrying books and papers, or bringing re­ enforcements from the upstairs lunch counter. A service aide either disappears into one of the remote back rooms, or sits at a table near the checkout desk. Portraits of past souls regatd this assem­ blage with stern silence.

And now to find oue why page 156 was noted on the fly leaf. I'

ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT First row: Mrs. Beer­ Reimer, Mr. Gonuch, Mr. Mercer. Mr. Greennein, Mr. man, Mrs. Mandelbaum, Mrs. Ratner, Mr. Pinkus­ Rosenblatt, Mr. Forrest, Mr. Handler, Mr. Solow. chair1JUI1l, Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Fried. Second row: Mr.

I ACCOUNTING

The Accounting Department gives courses which enable its students to understand the many columns and figures of business ledgers, as well as to keep records of daily business trans­ actions. These skills must be learned precisely or not at all, since the writing of a number in red instead of black, and in the first column instead of the second might affect the well­ being of a business! Leaving the classrooms of these departments, we see, rang~d along the walls, model ledger sheets and typed letters-of students who have paid attention to the niceties And we call it (choke) Income Tax. of theit subject.

Oh, Captain, My Captain . .. _...... _-~- ... of business

20 SECRETARIAL STUDIES Our Secretarial Srudies Deparrmenr pre­ pares its girls for "nearly everything a modern secretary needs to know." The "nearly" is in­ serted in this declaration because there arc cam­ mon-sense skills, pertinent to the modern secretary, which are largely a matter of her feminine intuition. Our girls are given basic training in typing and stenogtaphy. Yet the modern sectetaty is more than a mere letter-arranger. She is a SOrt of "girl Ftiday" who will do anything from ob­ raining reference material for statistical reports to arranging office furniture, in order to make the machinety of business tun more smoothly. It may be said thar a secrerary today must learn a wide range of skills in order to provide top effi­ ciency. For this reason, more specialized courses, such as Secretarial Practice, prepare commercial students for the intricacies of space-age business. Dere Jerry, plese frget wht 1 said yestrday *?t!!

SECRETARIAL DEPARTMENT First row: Mrs. Freed­ Jaffee, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Kantor. Mrs. Nielsen, Miss man, Miss Fitzgerald, Miss Schmidt-chairman, Mrs. Relihan. Gennaro, Miss Quinn. Secotzd row: Mrs. Aronsohn, Mrs.

2: INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Nelson, Mr. Erdal, Mr. -Heming-chairman, Mr. Abadie, Mr. Paris.

INDUSTRIAL ARTS ~ AND I• HOMEMAKING

With the advent of an incteasingly com­ plex industrial society, education has begun to look outward, diverting its curriculum from the world of lettets and inttoducing into its pro­ grams subjects treating of the ourside world. Education has assumed the manifold rask of preparing students for life in a competitive society. \...1 Flushing High School's shops are one HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mrs. Gru, ramification of a large program of "practical" kin, Mrs. Bernstein. education. In them, a student can learn a wide variety of skills, ranging from electrical work, carpentry, and engineering drawing to the art of creating metal jewelry. ... Of skills

A little more carbon dioxide and it'n taste iust right. On the soft spring breeze, a rantalizing odor wafts to waiting nostrils. An unwary fresh­ man who wanders into a suite of third-floor rooms, like a moth drawn there by the scent of victuals, is immediately advised that "This is DEFINITELY not rhe lunchroom." She is also advised to sample rhe food at her own risk, since ir's prepared by amareur cooks. The freshman, still held immobile by the sighr of food, may gravitate toward the "kitchenette" and stand drooling, over the burnt toast, the cans of beans, and the T.V. dinners-familiar items on the average newlyweds' dinner table. On her way out, she may see a sewing class in progress and take a patting glance at the three-armed shirt and other custom-made items. I'm doing better. I hit the net this time!

HEALTH EDUCATION

Come on! The escape hatch is just a few feet away.

. .. Of fitness Gotta get in shape for that special appearance of the Beatles!

BOYS' HEALTH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Fi,,' Hanas. SecolUt row: Mr. Montalbano, Mr. Nidds. Mr. row: Mr. Berg. Mr. Levitz. Mr. Mullin-chairman, Mr. Jensen, Mr. DeChiara. II GIRLS' HEALTH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT First row: Mrs. Dorio, Miss McAleer--chairman, Mrs. Satet­ sky. Second row: Mrs. Dwyer, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Rogers. and endurance

I know I always will recall The vigorous games of volleyball. The bustling, crowded locker room, The "Leaders" who "led" us to our doom. The loss of comb or belr or shoe, The combination I never knew. The sudden "locker packing" fad, The sneaker lace I never had. The dash for the exit at the bell, Anything to escape the smell. The climax I remember still: I sent the school the doctor bill.

Fi.rst you grab hold of your belt buckle. Then you take a Bying leap. We are little teapots. 24 MUSIC

... Of rhythm

MUSIC DEPARTMENT Sealed: Mrs. Piedra. Standillg: Mr. Stamm, Me. Haber, Mrs. Shubin-chairmall, Miss Miller.

As we walk through the congested locket the oppottunity to setve his school by petform­ atea and ate deafened by the dissonance, we ate ing at athleric meets, assemblies, and fund­ soon gteeted, a few steps beyond, by etheteal raising affairs. A yearly music festival brings all strains from Room 181. Thete abides the Lin­ of the school's performing groups rogether ro coln Centet of Flushing High School, comptis­ create a most enjoyable evening of entertain­ ing a string ensemble, a chamber music group, ment. and two choruses. The general student body, which is at rhe A Flushing High School musician studies "receiving end" of the music department's ef­ both modern and classical compositions, thus forts, appreciates their efforts in bringing to the gaining an appteciation of what is pethaps the listeners a wide spectrum of sounds. world's only univetsal language. He also has

BAND Clarinets: S. Laufer,]. Kalina, 1. Scole, M. Ander­ wicke. Tubas: M. Stern, J. Kippelman. R. Reichenberg, son, C. Shulman,]. Devine, B. Ross, R. Zevin, A. Arroyo, R. Seligman, M. Schwardron, B. Harvey, C. Purwin. G. Ravitz, A. Teitelbaum. Oboes: R. Tare, M. Vereb, ]. Trumpets: M. Frank, W. Hall, D. Rubin, J. Daley, A. Henkel, E. Friedman, S. Wells. Filltes: A. Wechsler, S. Devine, J. Maletz, 1. Price, C. Mercer. Percussion: R. Karpel, G. Sosenko, S. Berger, P. Passikoff. Saxophones: Mason, R. Dugan, J. Weiss, 1. Grieco. Basses: J. Healy, H. Kahn, S. Rosen, ]. Grudeus, S. Goldshein, J. DiFiglia, G. Bauman. Horns: D. Chin, W. Finger, G. MacDonald, H. Himmelbaum, R. Stanger, ]. Hachadoorian, N. Hard· P. Fein. Mr. Haber-adviser.

25 I was the seventy-seventh uombone.

Cut the act! She's coming down the ~h~a~I~I. ,:,,_~:::==~

If we look like we are concentrating, Mr. Haber " won't know that

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ORCHESTRA Strings: Violi'J 1:\!1M. Perina, B. Lehr, H. Woodwinds: Flutes: A. Agranoff, J. Kotler. BassoOtu: Slagter, L. Reichner, S. Grunwald, L. Neutzman, K. J. Polisi, B. Cohen. Oboes: J. Lyons, H. Glassman, W. Rosa, E. Green. Violin 11: G. Weiss, K. Levine, B. Rauch. Clarinets: M. Tracy, M. Bestak, A. Kind, I. Srole. Morales, I. Spellman, M. Stoeger, M. Small, S. Dubin, Brass: French Horns: P. Geier, K. Kaplan, a Fein, S. A. Lipman, L. Mosebach, R. Zidel. Violas: R. Kleppel, Smith. Trumpets: L. Price, A. Butler, R. Herschel, A. S. Karant, S. Camp, H. Williams, M. Kassan. Celli: S. George. Trombotles: M. Levine, G. DiPillo. Maione, D. Isana, U. Salamone, D. Berkowitz, R. Horo­ Percmsioll: M. Gosiewski, L. Swirsky, T. Bailie, C. witz, C. Palmer. Basses: F. Stelzer, C. Perry, B. Weiss. Lippert, C. Eisele, Mrs. Shubin-adviser.

26 MIXED CHORUS First rOlu: E. Ferguson, B. Rosenberg, Evola, J. Pegram, J. Gandolfo, 1. Rosenbaum, G. Segal, A. Blumberg, N. Stephan, N. Small, A. Oercling, D. A. Alderman, 1. Helton, ]. Hanson, J. Ilchuk, A. Rowe, Retbier, I. Nomikos, F. Cardwell, 1. Calautti, B. Sanders, C. Hilliard. R. Amastasio, T. Bonowitz, H. Davidoff. Mr. Stamm-adviser, S. Guruo, B. Harris, C. Henkel, Fourth row: R. Andresen, S. Steiner, D. Yarmy, J. M. Reynolds, K. Giovaniello, N. Muller, J. Cioffi, 1. LiBretto, J. Eccleston. Filth row: A. Provenzano, R. Lima. Sec01/d row: B. Rizzo, 1. Kozick, A. Scibelli, B. Spicer, M. Anselmo, A. Timofey, P. Steinberg, R. Lan­ Zeffiro, R. Hunter, ]. Wiggin, A. Schwartz, J. Schu­ drum, W. Zukowski, A. Abravanel, J. Sturniolo, A. macher, N. Munnecke, 1. Imandt, S. Sandler, J. Virgin, Land, R. Meier, J. Kenny, J. Harris, S. Kleiner, J. Mer­ B. Kirsch, Y. Hopkins, P. Doughty, B. Randolph, C. kerson, ]. Marchica, D. Fjsher, 1. Forella, P. Breisacher. Claassen, K. Candelora, J. Robertson. Third row: D. Sixth row: A. Enkababian, J. Walker, R. Browne. Siegman, A. Cornell, K. Baer, M. Florio, V. Rosa, K.

... Of harmony

GIRLS' CHORUS First row: A. Josephson, G. Holzberg, ]. Zeitlin, M. Lindsay, R. Teto, H. Viebrock, N. Cevallos, P. Moccison, D. Farrar, K. Mori, W. Dugan, C. D. Parris, M. Cohen. Third row: S. Rotenstein, S. Acampa, A. Fodera, 1. Grimaldi, M. Gaio, B. Brook­ Shpiller, B. Williams, D. Lewi.s, M. Rae, S. Ackerman, meyer, F. Learnard, V. Ehrenman, T. Tyler, G. Stiegel. J. Greene, S. Schneider, R. Delagnes, Miss Miller­ Second row: S. Kirsch, S. Dranch, B. Desane, D. Clukey, adviser, E. Stauffer, B. Faulkner, P. Myers, C. Michaelsen, F. Howell,oR\.~ohen, A. Zweiback, C. Glaros, G. Wright, A. Lopez, C. Vassal1i; 1. Riley, 1. Moskowitz, S. Tittel.

27 1964

ARISTA-MEMBERS INDUCTED NOVEMBER 1963 N. Marcuse. Second row: S. Frank, 1. Avruch, R. Gard­ First rOil): K. Marmorek, J. Snell, ]. Schneider, ]. Per­ ner, M. Levy, B. Franzese, R. Aliano, B. Gerstenfeld, J. cival, C. Hetherington, M. Marshall, I. Peas-er, N. May, Adler, J. Cowan.

Why, Miss Rubinow! Dipping into the tiJl? '~r : Arista-a word derived from rhe Greek, I,i l meaning "best:' has been used to designate Of­ ganizarions composed of the scholasric elite. A student of Flushing High School gains admis­ ~'. ., ,. ~ . . ' sion to this "elite" upon attaining a ninety aver­ • .: 10,- age and subscribing ro high srandards in service • .-' -. ~ >'.- ,,:.. and cirizenship. The induction ceremonies which include ",' '. . -ij rhe lighring of symbolic candles are reminiscent ~.~ ~aill -, of classical rires, only differing ro rhe exrent . that the flame of learning is now being re­ \~ ~ 1 kindled.

ARISTA First row: A. Finmann, D. Greenfield, A. B. Holden, H. Slagter. Third row: M. Nahum, D. Trzesniewski, A. Varela, E. Shapiro, M. Tracy, A. Cam­ Zuckerman, S. Port, A. Swartz, A. Abravanel, S. Gold­ bouris, S. Splain. Second row; M. Stieglitz, A. Krautman, shein, A. Epstein, B. Peeker, R. Margulies, f. Singerman, S. Agrest, G. Ash, M. Perina. R. Tewel-girl leader, L. B. Maier, J. Schamis, B. Kopp, J. Lerner. Defilippis-boy leader, C. Obut, C. Gelfand, S. Frank, ,. <,

STUDENT TRIBUNAL First row: R. Hyman-chief justice, J. Peltz-jm/ice clerk. Secomi row: ]. Schamis, H. Blum, D. Arkin, K. Giovaniello, B. Kopp.

Where is my staff? :

Newman Club First row: D. Brendel, P. Auletta, C. F. Leanard, C. Jackson, J. Stiso, ]. Cioffi, D. Casavage, Amitrano, P. D'Amato, ]. Dola, H. Paladino, J. Reilly, Mrs. Detilleux-ad1l;ser, P. Buttino, B. Barron, J. Scheib_ B. Enrione. P. Gorman, M. Cioffi. Second row: D. Farrar, M. Bernardi, G. DeLeo. In Septembet, 1963, the political scene in Flushing High School temained static. Thete were twO parties, Silvet-Blue and Gteen and White, each having similar party platforms. In early November of the same year, a most un­ usual series of events occurred which tended to rearrange things. First, a new parry, called Red, White and Blue, was formed; then the two established parries metged to form Green and Blue. On the eve of the G.O. elections, thete wete twO political parries, still having nearly identical platforms. However, the election cam­ paign has been more spirited than usual. The halls wete lined with postets, the floots littered If they raid, they'll come fcom the balcony. with election pamphlets, and the classrooms Tbem bunters just got me! filled with parrisans sporring buttons of theit candidates. The tallies follow an "All-American" theme this year, with Gteen and Blue costumed as students of the nineteen-twenties, and Red, White and Blue assuming the aspect of Uncle Sam. There is no foolproof way to gauge the effectiveness of a rally or to predict the outcome of an election. However, there is one thing which can be deduced from the coutse of this yeat's election campaign: The fact that student interest in political matters has been revived.

GREEN AND BLUE FirJt row: M. Shio, L. Goldstein, man, L. Blumenthal, S. Eisenstadt, J. Hanson, D. Casa­ B. Peeker-chairman, P. Buttino--ch"irmaIJ, P. Doughty. vage, K. Candelora, L. Helton, D. Sinski, E. Missero. Second row: P. O'Amato, J. Scheib, R. Hyman, C. Jack­ Fourth row: J. LiBretto, J. DeMetro, M. Goldsmith, J. son, M. Silver, J. Seaman, J. Dola, E. Schwartz, M. Davidson, J. Schamis, D. Freeman, B. Lyons, A. Landi, Bernardi, K. Marmorek. Third row: P. Baird, E. Fried- S. Port, G. Rubin. J:'ifth row: C. Mogensen, R. Ripps. RED, WHITE AND BLUE Front row: R. Deutsch, I. L. Napolitano, G. Szilagy, S. Sachs, M. Goldstein. Third Prager, R. Aliano, S. Frank, A. Enkababian, B. Friedman. rOll); Mr. Rosenfeld-adviser, F. Learnard, C. Michael­ First row: H. Siegel, R. Fortunato, J. Yagoda, F. Mandel, son, B. Hedges, M. Behar, C. Scher, J. Ross, R. Litterello, H. Blum, A. Loewenthal, B. Klizman, A. Weiss, H. M. Sandalis, N. Marcuse, A. Bruno, M. Klein, S. Gins­ Zelman, R. Fayman, N. Donnelly, N. Sobel, B. Harris, berg, L. Turkel, R. Kubilus, J. Torchio, P. Herzberg, J. Cadi, G. De Fina. Second row: I. Cooper, A. Blum· B. Kaczorowski, D. Brendel, S. Rosenthal, S. Wallace, berg, C. Lieberman, A. Cambouris, S. Feit, A. Baddish, W. Wong, N. Goldman. Fourth row; M. le,'y, A. Abra­ M. Tracy, M. Arnica, A. Hecht, N. Gershon, C. Gelfand, vanel, J. McCaffrey, S. Wachterman. J. Johnson, A. Teitelbaum, G. Budiansky, M. Bestak,

Red, White and Blue is good like a party had oughta!

Those who have the most immediate inter­ est in the elections-the party members them­ selves-have worked especially hard chis year in promoting candidates. Slogans and posters have urilized everyrhing from "The Beverly Hillhil­ lies" to Playboy'! rabbit. If che imagination and energy expended on rhis campaign are dupli­ cated in the fulfillment of official duties, the parcies will accomplish many things in the com­ ing year.

Like ... I mean ... sort of ... sing! BOARD OF ELECTIONS Fr01Jt row: K. Giovaniello­ C. Rosenbloom, M. Bernardi, A. Oerding, J. Scheib, C. chairnuJ1l, P. Doughty-secretary. First row: B. Harris, Jackson. Fourth row: A. Plofker, B. Randolph, R. L. lozzi, D. Giovaniello, J. Demar, C. lieberman, S. Hyman, J. Walker, J. Torchia, S. Krebs, J. Blahnik, B. Sachs, J. Nachman, M. Parisi, N. Wolff, P. Iaquinto, A. Ross, J. Ilchuk, 1. M.ills, R. Zucker, D. Casavage, D. lashenick, B. Sotomayer, G. Deleo, P. D'Amato. Sec01Ja. Arkin, P. \laird, c. Claassen, K. Candelora, D. Sinski, TOW: P. Buttino, S. Frank, M. Stieglitz, R. Hunter, D. P. Miller, J. Peltz. Fifth row; R. Deutsch, L. Forella, P. Rufus, J. Stiso, B. Plotkin, C. Scher, H. Blum, N. Mar· Nordhausen, J. Schamis, A. Loewenthal, S. Wachterman, cuse, L. Costello, B. Barron, M. Shio, N. Johnson. Third 1. Grossfeld, R. Wiberg, F. Mandel, G. Goldstein, B. row: S. Spitalnik, J. Dola, L. Goldstein, P. Geier, M. Kopp, L. Stallman, G. Berkowitz, D. Rapaport. Richter, A. Arschin, Y. Hopkins, B. Peeker, E. Klein,

SERVICE LEAGUE Front Row: D. Samarel, C. Gelfand, 1. Stuhi, B. Barron, M. Ostrom, H. Paladino, I. Prager, P. Pitta-presidellt, H. Blum, A. Varela, P. McCarthy. L. Eisenberg, E. Sanes, R. Tewel, B. Peeker, S. Eisenstadt, First Row: E. Weinberg, H. Siegel, S. Berkowitz, C. C. Belmar, B. Maier, K. Graeper, B. Doswell, D. Garcia. Miller, 1. Goldstein, D. Parris, R. Jimenez, J. Pintoff, Fourth Row: R. Manetta, P. Eisenstadt, K. Shubert, S. S. Frank, C. Obut, A. Blumberg, B. Sokolsky, P. Gel­ Lilling, S. Krebs, C. Ragogna, R. Herschaft, P. Edelman, lineau, S. Matthews. Second Row: J. Conrad, C. Jackson, H. Rosenthal, R. Rodriguez, J. Lawitz, R. Kubilus, B. J. Snell, J. Kotler, C. Devito, G. MacDonald, J. Gentile, Kirsch, 1. Horn, A. Arschin. Fifth Row; M. Zadan, C. C. Cosgrove, A. Pollack, B. Cilento, B. DeGiacomo, M. Bestmann, S. Shenkman, I. Shareff, A. Landi, A. Loewen· SiIberbush, V. Ripp, K. Vitale, H. Shenitsky. Third Row: thai, J. Johnson.

34 SENIOR COUNCIL First row: C. Miller, A. Varela, H. Blum, G. Rubin, 1. Calautti, D. Drubin, G. Miller, F. Mandel, J. Rubinstein, S. Splain, H. Zelman, R. Kamen, R. Hyman, G. De Fina, C. Lieberman. Second row: S. Messinger, J. Demar, B. Kaczorowski, A. Walker, P. Miller, R. Parisi, B. Peeker, J. Lerner, P. Doughty, E. Schwartz, C. Mogensen, P. Knight, C. Colucci, Mrs. Mandelbaum-adviser. Third row: A. Enkababian, C. Walker, B. Kirsch, R. Aliano, P. Buttino, ] ..Schamis, S. Frank, N. Hardwicke, 1. Goldstein, B. Lyons, S. Schlau, M. Stieglitz, 1. Pierce, D. Sinski, M. Evola, 1. Forella. Fourth row: R. Ripps, S. Botero, A. Rowe, J. Gerst, R. Tewel, M. Hertzberg, S. Aronowitz, B. Amster, K. Kaplan, A. Teitelbaum, T. Furman, D. Lefevre, J. Wiley, S. Wachterman, M. Franc. S. Rosenthal.

G.O. ASSEMBLY Front roUl: G. DeLeo-secretary, J. Scheib---treasurer, P. Nordhausen-Presidel1t, C. Claas­ sen-vice president. First cow: D. Arkin, B. Harris, A. Thranhardt, S. Sachs, C. Scher, B. Plotkin, M. Shio, ]. Russak, 1. Costello, C. Lieberman, H. Blum, B. Ran­ dolph, P.laquinto. Secofzd row: A. Krautman, S. Benson, D. Sinski, J. Peltz, B. Peeker, M. Stieglitz, S. Frank, J. We have not yet begun to fight. Nachman, R. Cantor, R. Hyman, E. DiDomenico, P. Doughty, C. Rosenbloom, K. Candelora, 1. Mills, E. Warm, ]. Hanson. Third row: R. Ripps, S. Wachterman, ]. Schamis, D. Freeman, R. Leef, R. Deutsch, M. Berke, N. Sherman, P. Bunino, N. Johnson, B. Barron, A. Plofker, F. Philpin, F. Mandel, A. Cambouris, G. Gold­ stein, B. Kopp, L Stallman, G. Berkowitz, O. Rapaport.

35 LEADERS CLUB Front row: G. Budiansky -secretary-treasurer, J. Keller-president. First row; T. Vajak, S. Berchert, M. Beiner, S. Ricco, M. Huber, G. Jocelyn, S. Dranch. Second row: L. Eisenberg, D. Scott, D. Brown, S. Benson, M. Kruus, B. Doswell, S. Wallace, F. Howell, L. Jerig, J. Living­ ston, P. Reynolds, H. Williams, J. Jackson.

TENNIS CLUB First row; A. Graham, K. Enders, K. Calitri, E. Tannenholz, L. Lombri, D. Cuomo, P. Jung. Second row; D. Donegan, C. Hatchel, J. Tychanowicz, A. Griffin, Mrs. Saretsky-advise1', L. Jerig,]. Giangarra, F. Singerman, C. Purwin.

BOWLING CLUB First row: M. Miller, G. Mooney, S. Willis, A. Oerding. Second .yow: D. Steppe, C. Paolicelli, C. DeLuca, B. Enrione, D. Cuomo, G. Bruno.

SWIMMING CLUB Fron.t row: J. Keller, D. Lefevre­ captain. First row: E. Ferro, M. Evola, D. Stecyk, J. Blackham, D. Bottari. Second row: S. Willis, S. Bihuniak, Mrs. Dorin­ advise1', G. Budiansky, D. Albanese, S. Johnson.

36 GYMNASTICS CLUB First row: E. Stauffer, S. Bihuniak, M. Kruus, GOLF TEAM First row: N. Sherman, M. Blecher, S. Friedman. Second row: Mr. Mul· M. McGovern, ]. Keller, B. Kirsch, 1. Horn. Second row: E. Ferro, A. Derding, J. Hanson, S. WiJ1js, F. Cardwell, D. Cuomo. lin-adviser, W. Rauch, A. Cambouris, S. Steiner.

TENNIS TEAM Mr. Jensen-adviser, R. leef, W. Wong, S. Kreiner, A. Finmann.

BOWLING TEAM First row: T. Hassett, ]. Sarli.. M. Ransky, R. Artuso. Second row: D. Berkowitz--manager, ]. Rivielle-captaill, Mr. Montalbano--adviser, A. Gaynor, M. DiNatale, 1. Brill.

TRACK TEAM First row: D. Parente, R. Kamen­ R. Braun. Third row: Mr. Harris-adviser, R. Albert, J. caplain, S. Splain, R. Brown, G. Scott, R. Browne, D. Torres, K. Kaplan, P. Nordhausen-captain, cross·colln· Zuckerman, F. Ciaramella, T. Drivas, ]. Hamilton. Sec. try, B. Stanger, M. Cohen, R. Locurto, B. Leigh, R. Luhrs omi row: ]. Eccleston, B. Kaplan, D. Drubin, S. Vasili­ -co-captain, ]. Acero, L. Solomon. kos, J. lyons, S. Penn, G. Oeare, ]. Polisi, R. Campana, -

FOOTBALL TEAM First row: A. Houston, F. Menke, Jackson, P. Arroyo, T. Riviello, ]. Merkerson, L. Rosen­ ]. Demetro, S. Myerowitz, ]. Marchica, C. Kiesler, S. baum, S. Reinhardt, Mr. Nidds-assistant coach. Third Watts, R. Ruzek, A. DePietto, M. Avena, ]. Farnochi, row: A. Teitelbaum, D. Carroll, V. Lanzillo, M. Beals, G. Goodman, P. Mangini. Secotld row: Mr. Berg-coach, B. Franzese, K. Kenya, H. Meadows, R. Peters, M. Rosen­ R. Lopos, F. Figlia, R. Marinelli, ]. Bardes, A. Cafferara, berg, R. Robinson, M. Lucaroorto, P. Steinberg, H. G. Kosack, P. ForchelJi, L. Farella, V. Mininno, R. Thompson. Flushing Beaten

Remember, fellas, it's my copy of Playboy.

Flushing Plays Curtis On 1st Grid Twin Bill Curtis Subdues Devils

I don't care whether your pants ripped or not. Get off the football.

Clinton Trounces Flushing, 33-0

Peglegs Prevail By 24-8

Where's the ball? I think I swallowed it! SPORTS

GOLF TEAM Kneeling. I to r: A. Kimmel, J. Bielat. R. Stonehill. S. Steiner. Second tow: I. Jager, R. Wallace. Mr. Mullin. Faculty adviser. S. Laufer. N. Sherman.

TENNIS TEAM

L. to t.: M. Wishengrad. A. Groag. Mr. Jensen, c. Turk. S. Levine.

BOWLING TEAM KDUling, I to r: R. Artuso. H. Doorman, R. Siwer. B. Meltzer. J. Sarli. Standing, M. OJ· Natale. P. Brombert, P. Estroff. J. RivielJe. Manager. N. Lamster. N. Berman. Coach Mr. Montalbano. BASKETBALL TEAM First row: A. Sumpter, N. Don­ M. Bobenko, K. Abbott, S. Blawas, Mr. }enseo-c:oach, nelly, D. Freeman, H. Meyer, }. Frey, B. Spielvogel, G. K. Hill, E. Fogler, E. Garcia, R. Silver-mallager. Goldstein, B. Kopp. Second row: D. Deutsch-manager,

Stop it! I'm ticklish! Don't tell anybody, fellas, but number seven has a hole in his sock.

What game? This is a screen test for a Wheaties commercial! SWIMMING TEAM First row: D. Shadbera, D. Kissel, E. Smith-captain, L. Stallman-captain, D. Freeman, J. Walker. Second row:Mr. DeChiara-coach, K. Hennig, R. Tesar, J. Price, M. GrosSr--ma1Jager, H. Cohen, B. Hieten, H. Rosenthal-manager. Third row: 1. Tsungo, G. Dadone, H. Himmelbaum, B. Gerstenfeld, S. War­ shofsky, J. Johnson, R. Leef, M. Freund.

Mermaids, here I come! This is what happens when you buy the ones with stretch.

BASEBALL TEAM Mr. Montalbano-coach, M. Bo­ benko, 1. StaJJman, V. Messina, M, Carmody, J. O'Hara, R. Oberstein, T. Valenti, 1. Carter, G. Goldstein. CHEERLEADERS First row: V. Sammartino, C. Drubin, row: L. Costello, C. Palmer, S. Schlau, B. Randolph, N. A. Plofker, P. Iaquinto, K. Giovaniello, B. Barron­ Johnson-captaiu, D. Sinski. C. Claassen, K. Candelora, captaiu, M. Shio, R. Hyman, }. Scheib, P. Buttino. Secoud P. Baird.

TWIRLERS Fro'lt row: }. Robertson-captaill, A. K. Shubert. C. Stuart, S. Wallace, P. Gorman, R. Zucker, McAleer-captaiu. Left to right: S. Matthews, N. Healy, E. Warm, M. NotO, S. Krebs, G. Rosenberg, }. Torchio, S. Kolarik, J. Seaman, J. Virgin, C. Hoaglund. M. Cioffi, A. Arcuni, J. Cioffi, S. Spitalnik. L DeLucia. C. Altusky. In faet, the whole thing is nonessential.

The Forum Office is possibly rhe smallese oflice in the school. Its lack of elbowroom is amply compensated for by its picturesqueness. For one thing, it's L-shaped. For another, it has a window which takes up near! y an entire wall, opening Out to a magnificent view of the gar· dens and terrace. Other small particulars add to the room's flavor-the yellowing stacks of past Forum edi­ tions, some dating back to the 1930's and the perennial semi-darkness (this owing to a well­ Problems, Problems! Our ghost writer ran off known policy of the newspaper: "If it ain't not with his sheet. necessary, skip it! "-the editors evidently think­ ing that it is beSt to conserve electricity.) Still on the drawing-board is another item which will add tremendously to the place's pic­ turesqueness-a genuine oil portrait of the present editor, contributed by himself. How thoughrful of him! FORUM STAFF First row: ]. Teich, C. Lieberman, D. Arkin, E. Shapiro-editor-in.·chie/, K. Nocerino, B. Brookmeyer, P. Doughty. Secolld row: A. Trzesniewski, S. Splain, ]. Lerner, R. Gardner, I. Rosenstein, R. Campana, P. Sibener, A. Finmann.

43 FOLIO STAFF Front row: L. DeFilippis, E. Bander­ Horn, A. Blumenrich. Second row: J. Kahn, J. Schneider, editor-ift-chie!, K. Nocerino. First row: E. Stauffer, N. R. Gardner, P. Miller, R. Deutsch, A. Rowe, I. Shareff, Press, J. Lerner, M. Shio, E. Tannenholz, O. Farrar, 1. P. Doughty, Mr. Gerlich-adviser.

Every day during rhe eighrh period, room 308 changes color. It changes from the prosaic beige of a girls' hygiene room to the flaming scarlet of a center of great literary prowess. Folio meetings vaty in degree of color. They're a watery pink when Staff members have ro rouse themselves from a deep sleep in order to give out with a rousing "aye" or two. They are a deep scarlet when everyone's wide awake, or not doing homework, ranting and raving merrily over such choice tidbits as "Was Cin­ derella actually young Queen Elizabeth I in Freudian guise?" Mr. Gerlich, the magazine's long-suffering Faculty Advisor, sits stonily silent at the rear of rhe room. As we sadly leave rOOm 308, we hear the roar of . .. the radiator, which is acting up again. FOLlO EDITORS L. DeFilippis, E. Bander­ editor·ill-chie!, Mr. Gerlich-adviser, K. Nocerino.

Just look at this word brillig. It doesn't mean anything. In fact, the whole poet is worthless.

44 GARGOYLE EDITORS First row: K. Nocerino, ]. Teich, E. Klein-editor·in­ chief, D. Arkin, B. Peeker. Second row: G. De Fina, M. Finkle, Mr. Mangione­ adviser, D. Freeman, R. Ripps.

Just opposite Exit 5 sits tOom 225 which has the dubious distinction of being the most vetsatile office in the building. It houses the entite staff of the Gargoyle-a cast of thou­ sands; the entire Seniot Council; Me. Mangione and his English students; Mrs. Mandelbaum, Mr. De Mea, and rhe Folio closet. So, it is true, isn't it? Periods 7 and 8, rhis room looks like Grand Central Station during rush-hour. The different gtOups which compose the ctOwd are easily distinguishable. A Gargoyle staff member is usually either staring blankly into the air, his hetO sandwich grasped tightly in his right hand-{)r shouting GARGOYLE STAFF Front row: G. De Fina, D. Free­ at one of his compatriots, "All we ever do here man, B. Peeker, D. Arkin, E. Klein--editor-in-chie/, ]. is work, work, work!" And work he must, for Teich, K. Nocerino, M. Finkle, R. Ripps. First row: P. D'Amato, F. Mandel, B. Sotomayor, ]. Lerner, ]. Eisen­ the Gargoyle is run on a break-neck schedule-­ berg, S. Port, R. Margulies, 1. DeFilippis, I. D'Aleo, D. the completion of a yearbook in roughly six Chin, S. Smith, R. Deutsch, E. Tannenholz, D. Greenfield, months. G. Ash, A. Varela, A. Plofker, W. Rauch. Second row: Mr. De Mea and Mr. Mangione (the latter S. Krebs, S. Rosenthal, ]. Walker, A. Teitelbaum, M. levy, ]. Olson, B. Kopp, A. Bruno, E. Bander, P. Geier, Faculry Adviser of Gargoyle) stay clamped to S. Kolarik, C. Gelfand, I. Prager, 1. Goldstein, R. Tewel. their desks, possibly wary of venturing our Third row: D. Samarel, E. Sanes, R. Wiberg, D. Sey­ mour, A. Markey, 1. Pierce, ]. Schamis, M. Rae, I. amidst the teeming of office personnel. Sbareff, N. Press, W. Zukowsky, D. Casavage, S. Span­ dorf, P. Doughty, M. Berke, ]. Blahnik, D. Slackman, M. Stieglitz, S. Wachterman, C. Ogden, A. Rowe, Mr. Mangione---adviser.

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GRADUATES 1964 CLASS OFFICERS

january Clan june Class

President Wilson Wong

Vice President Vice President Jacqueline Peltz Bonnie Randolph

Secretary Treasurer Diane Sinski Jack Lerner

Valedictorian Salutatorian Valedictorian Salutatorian january Class january Class june Class june Class 48 Rita Tewel Gail Ash Allan Abravanel Michael Tracy JANUARY

IRENE ABRAMSON DIANE AGREST DARLENE BENDICK HELENE BERGSTEIN G.O. Member Arisea; G.O. Rep.; Service Mixed Chorus; Girls' Chorus; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; League Rep. Teacher's Aide G.O. Member

SUSAN AGREST BARBARA AMSTER MARC BERKE DOROTHY BERNSTEIN AriSta; Gargoyle; Service Service League Rep.; Gargoyle; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member League Rep. Senior Council Rep.; Teacher's Aide Board of Elections

JEAN APPELLO GAIL ASH EDWARD BIESELIN GEORGETTE BOGI Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Arista; Gargoyle; Red, White G.O. Rep.; G.O. Member Teacher's Ajde; G.O. Member and Blue

PAT BALDASSANO ERNEST DIANE BOROWICK SHELDON BRENOWITZ G.O. Member BANDIERAMONTE Green and Blue; Teacher's G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member EDWARD BRODSKY GAIL BUDIANSKY ROBERT COLETTO GEORGE COLUCCI Mixed Chorus; G.O. Member Treasurer, Leaders Club; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Baseball Team; Football Senior Orchestra; Red, Team; G.O. Member White and Blue

VINCENT BULZOMI BETTY BUTTEDAHL RICHARD CORBETT JOANN CRISTALDI G.O. Member Boosters; Green and Blue; G.O. Member G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

ANNE CHOCHLA MARIANNE CIOFFI FRANK DALY KENNETH DORSCH Volley Ball Club; Twirlers; Newman Club; G.O. Member G.O. Member Newman Club; G.O. Rep. Green and Blue

STUART COHEN LAWRENCE COLE FRANCES DOWDNEY LINDA DOWNIE Math Tutor; Teacher's Aide; Teacher's Aide; G,O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Rep.; G.O. Rep.; Service League G.O. Member G.O. Member Rep.; Teacher's Aide RICHARD DUMAS WILLIAM EAGER HELAINE FUCHS JUDD FUTERMAN G.O. Member Gargoyle; Track Team; Green and Blue; Board of G.O. Member G.O. Member Elections; Teacher's Aide

PAUL EDER LYNDA EMIG CHARLES GILBERTI CAROL GOLDFARB G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Track Team; Newman Club; Green and Blue; Teacher's Green and Blue Aide; G.O. Member

RUTH EPSTEIN JUDITH EVENTOFF Tennis Club; Senior Council Green and Blue; Tennis Club; Rep.; Teacher's Aide Service League Rep.

And they called Beethoven long hair? ANTHONY FALCO JOANNE FALCONE G.O. Member Newman Club; G.O. Member ROBERT HANSON HOWARD HAROLDSON ELA YNE HOROWITZ LYNNE JERIG G.O. Member G.O. Member Green and Blue; Teacher's Tennis Club; Leaders Club; Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

CAROLYN KANJIAN MYRA KAPLAN G.O. Member Secretary. Service League; G.O. Rep.; Service League Rep.

. And now (0 explain my allergy to chalk dust in algebraic terms. RHODA KASS BARRY KATZ G.O. Member G.O. Member

SUSAN HERBST MARTIN HOOS JAY KATZ ROBERT KAY G.O. Rep.; G.O. Member Grecn and Blue; Teacher's Forum; Swimming Team; Swimming Team; G.O. Rep.; Aide; G.O. Member Red, White and Blue Teachds Aide GREGORY KING STEVEN KNEBEL BARBARA MAIER FRED MANDEL Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Arisra; Mixed Chorus; Senior Orchestra; Senior Tennis Club Council Rep.; Teacher's Aide

BARBARA KRAFCHIN LINDA LAMB LAUREL MARCHAND RICHARD MARDEN G.O. Member G.O. Member Newman Club; Teacher's G.O. Rep.; G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member

BETIE LEICKEN LOIS LEVINE RUTH MARGULIES RICHARD MARTI Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide: G.O. Member Arisea; Gargoyle; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; Teacher's Aide G.O. Member

KATHLEEN LEWIS SARA MAYES Green and Blue; Teacher's Forum; Folio; Teacher's Aide Aide; G.O. Member PATTI MILLER REGINA MILLER Folio; Green and Blue; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Board of Elections

A happy afternoon at library service. MICHAEL MORENO JUDY NACHMAN Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Drama Club; Board of Elections; Teacher's Aide

GENEVIEVE MELUSO MARSHA MENDELSON RHODA OPOCHINSKY MARIA PADRO G.O. Member Swimming Club; Bowling Service League Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Club; Teacher"s Aide Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member

jAQUAVA MIKULSKI GLORIA MILLER HELEN PALADINO JUDY PALUMBO Mixed Chorus; Girls' Chorus; Treasurer, Green and Blue; President, Service League; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide G.O. Rep.; Senior Council Teenager of the Year Award; Rep. Teacher's Aide LINDA PAPELL JEANNETTE PARLATO JOEL PRESSMAN JANE PRUS Boosters; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member G.O. Member

JOHN PEGRAM JACQUELINE PELTZ All City Chorus; Mixed Student Tribunal; G.O. Rep.; Chorus; Green and Blue Board of Elenions

You mean to say that little dish of carrots here caused that 1: explosion there?

BENIGNO PENA ELWOOD PENTONEY Bowling Team; Teacher's Swimming Team; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member

JOHN PHILIPPS VICTOR PIERRO HAROLD PURDUM WILLIAM RAUCH f Green and Blue; G.O. G.O. Member G.Q. Member Gargoyle; Senior Orchestra; Member Golf Team CLAIRE REEVE JEANNETTE REILLY MARIE RUSSO EDWARD RUTTER G.O. Member Folio; Newman Club; Newman Club; Teacher's Newman Club; Service League Teacher's Aide Aide; G.O. Member Rep.; G.O. Member

WILLIAM RIMMER BRIDGET RIZZO ARTHUR SAFALOW PETER SALAMONE Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; Teacher's Junior Band; G.O. Rep.; String Ensemble; Senior Aide; G.O. Member G,O. Member Orchestra; Football Team

CARYL ROSENBLOOM WILLIAM ROSENZWEIG HELENE SCHILLER STEPHANIE SCHNEIDER Gargoyle; G.O. Rep.; Chess Club; Teacher's Aide; Green and Blue; Teacher's Girls' Chorus; Teacher's Board of Elections G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member

IRENE ROSSHEIM LARAINE RUSSER GERALD SEGAL VIRGINIA SIMONETTA Mixed Chorus; G.O. Rep.; Bowling Club; G.O. Rep.; Mixed Chorus; Teacher's G,O. Member G.O. Member Teacher's Aide Aide; G.O. Member J NEIL SPIVACK ELEANOR TANNENHOLZ THOMAS WHITE W ALTER WINTON G.O. Member Gargoyle; Folio; G.O. Member G.O. Member G.O. Member

RITA TEWEL AHMED UM]AROW CAROL ZEIDNER Girl Leader, Arista; Gargoyle; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Sruclem Tribunal; Swimming Senior Orchestra Club; G.O. Rep.

MARY ANN VASQUEZ EDWARD WEINBERG Girls' Chorus; Teacher's Aide; Green and Blue; G.O. Member G.O. Member

I bought it at a rummage sale in the G. O. office. Glad you like it.

KENNETH WEINBERG KAREN WEIZER G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member \ LYNN ACKNER LINDA ADLER Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Red, White and Blue; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide

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MARGARET AHERN MARIE AIELLO Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G,O. Member

JUNE

HARRY ABBE FARNY ABRAMS MADALEINE ALBERICO ANDREA ALDERMAN Red, White and Blue; Junior Orchestra; Teacher's Forum; G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member

ALLAN ABRAVANEL JAMES ACERO PETER ALFANO RICHARD ALIANO Arista; Mixed Chorus; Junior Band; Track Team; G.O. Member President, G.O.; Chairman, Red, White ahd Blue Red, White and Blue Red, White and Blue; Arisra BARTON ALLEN LEON ALLEN STEVEN ANDERSON KATHRYN ANDREOLI Red, White and Blue; G.O. Member Red, White and Blue; Newman Club; Teacher's Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Aide; G,O. Member

PATRICIA ALLRED C1PORA ALTUSKY KATHLEEN ANDRESEN RUSSELL ANDRESEN Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Arista; Twirlers; Red, Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; G.O. Rep.; White and Blue Teacher's Aide

ELLEN ALVIENE JOSEPH AMELLO MARC ANSELMO JEROME APPELBLAIT Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Red, White and Blue; Mixed Choru~; Red, White Track Team; Red, White and Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member and Blue; Teacher's Aide Blue; G.O. Member

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CAROLINE AMITRANO ANTHONY AMODJA DIANE ARKIN LORRAINE ARNDT Newman Club; Teacher's Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Associate Editor, Gargoyle; Teacher's Aide; G,n Member Aide; G.O. Member Rep., Syracuse Leadership Training Institute; Feature Editor, Forum SANDRA ARONOWITZ ANITA ARSCHIN ELAINE BANDER MICHAEL BANK Senior Council Rep.; Teacher's Service league Rep.; Board of Editor-in-chief, Folio; Merit Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member Eleaions; Teacher's Aide Scholarship Commendation; Gargoyle

PATRICIA AULETTA GERALDINE AVENA LISA BANO ALBIN BARAN Newman Club; G.O. Member Newman Club; Teacher's G.O. Member G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member

SHARON BAIR MARGARET BAIRD MILDRED BARES BARBARA BARRON Senior Band; Teacher's Aide; Cheerleaders; Green and Blue; Swimming Club; Service Capcain, Cheerleaders; Green G.O. Member Board of EleCtions League Rep.; Teacher's Aide and Blue; Board of Elections

;I GENIVE BALLARD MARK BALMUTH MARY ANN BASSA GEORGE BAUMAN G.O. Member G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Senior Band; ~.O. Member HARRY BAUMANN MICHAEL DEALS JACK BERDY DAVID BERKOWITZ G.O. Member Football Team; G.O. Member Red, White and Blue; G.O. Senior Orchestra; Bowling Rep.; Board of Elections Team; G.O. Member

SHARON BEATUS DIANA BECKER GLEN BERKOWITZ SUSAN BERKOWITZ Red, White and Blue; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Forum; Swimming Team; Service League Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Rep. Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member

MARCELLE BEHAR HELEN BELLIVEAU Girls' Chorus; Red, White and G.O. Member Blue; Service League Rep.

~ '.. Lee Honz put you in the driver's seat. JUDITH BENSON RICHARD BEPLAT G.O. Member Green and Blue; G.O. Member SANDRA BIHUNIAK JOANN BILELLA Swimming Club; Teacher's G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member

Seven little compound fractures are we....

MICHAEL BILINSKY ANTOINETTE BIONDO G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member

SANDY BERNSTEIN STEPHEN BERRY FRANK BISACCIO YVONNE BIZIER Boosters; Green and Blue; Track Team; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G,O. Member G.O. Rep. G.O. Member

MARC BESTAK RUTHANN BEVAN KENNETH BLACK JUDIE BLACKHAM Arisro; Senior Orchestra; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Green and Blue; Swimming Senior Band Club; G,O. Member JULES BLACKMAN JAMES BLACKWELL LORRAINE BLOCK FRANK BLOME Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member G.O. Member Drafting Award; Electrical Award; G,O. Member

LARRY BLAGMAN JANE BLAHNIK DALE BLOOM HOLLY BLUM Senior Council Rep.; G.O. Arista; Gargoyle; Board of Folio; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Student Tribunal; Gargoyle; Member Elections Member Senior Council Rep.

PAUL BLAZEK MARK BLECHER ANN BLUMBERG MICHAEL BOBENKO G.O. Member Golf Team; Teacher's Aide; Mixed Chorus; Service League Baseball Team; Baskerball G,O. Member Rep.; Teacher's Aide Te:!ffij G.O. Member

EVELYN BLEGGI WILLIAM BLENDERMANN BRENDA BOGLIA DENISE BOLTAX G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Service League Rep.; Teacher's Green and Blue; Teacher's G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member BEVERLY BRICKER LOUIS BRILL JACQUlLIN BUDER ANTHONY BURRIESCI G.O. Member Bowling Team; Teacher's Junior Orchestra; Boosters; G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member

MADELINE BRONSTEIN LINDA BROUDER Green and Blue; Service Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member League Rep.; Senior Council Rep.

How the baking contest went flat.

HELENA BROWN MARILYN BROWN Newman Club; G.O. Member G.O. Member

THOMAS BROWN ANNE BRUNO VERONICA BUTLER PATRICIA BUTTINO Junior Band; Teacher's Aide; President, Girls' Chorus; Girls' Chorus; Teacher's Aide; Chairman, Gr~n and Blue; G.O. Member Captain, Boosters; Red, G.O. Member Cheerleaders; Senior Council White and Blue Rep. MICHELLE BUTWIN LARAINE BUZZEO CHRlSTINE CAPPELLO RICHARD CAPUCIATI Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member

DANIEL BYRNE ELAINE CAFASSO FRANCES CARDWELL ROSE CARLUCCI Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; Service League Newman Club; Teacher's Rep.; Teacher's Aide Aide; G. O. Member

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I LUCY CALAUTII ARTHUR CAMBOURIS MARY CARSON LOUISE CASALTA Mixed Chorus; Senior Council Arisra; Golf Team; Drama G.O. Member G.O. Member' Rep.; G.O. Rep. Club

KAREN CANDELORA RONA CANTOR DORIS CASAVAGE PETER CASELLA Mixed Chorus; Cheerleaders; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; Gargoyle; Green and Blue; G.O. Member Rally Director, Green and G.O. Member Board of EleCtions Blue LEWIS CASHMAN ' JOSEPH CATLi JUDY' ANN CHERIN 'RlTA CHERRIN Red, White and Blue; G.O. Track Team; Red, W'hite and Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Rep.; G.O. Member Blue; Teacher's Aide

f' DANIEL CAVUOTO AGNES CECELiA JANEt 'ClOFFI ~ANDACE. CLAASSEN. Newman Club; G.O. Rep.; Teacher"s Aide; G.O. Member Mixed Chocus;,. Twirlers; Vice'Presidern, G.O.; G.O. Member Service League "Rep.' :.' • Ch~rJeader~j ~Mixed Chorus ~~'~:~} 't,. .;

GLORIA CELENTANO LUCY CELESH JEAN CLEARY RICHARD CLOSE Girls' Chbrus; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Rep. Football Team; Newman Teacher's Aide Club; Teacher's Aide

THOMAS CHACE SUSAN CHANG MICHAEL COHEN DIANE COHN G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; Girls' Chorus; Track Team; G.O. Re{:i.; Green and Blue; G,O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide G.O. Member Service League Rep. ISABELLE COLES CAROLYN COLUCCI NELSON CONDIOTII PATRICIA CONFORTI Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Girls' Chorus; Senior Council G,O. Member G.O. Member Rep.; G.O. Member

JOAN COOPERSMITH CATHERINE COPPOLA G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member

Girl looking at photos on wall of Gargoyle office.

ALICE CORNELL ESTHER CORONA Girls' Chorus; Boosters; Newman Club; G.O. Member Service League Rep.

CANDACE COLVIN RAYMOND COMPARATO LUCILLE COSTANZO LAUREN COSTELLO Boosters; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Cheerleaders; G.O. Rep,; G.O. Member Board of Elections PATRICIA COUVARIS PATRICIA CRAFA JOHN OALLARA PATRlCIA O'AMATO Teacher's Aide; G.G.·Member Bowling Club; Volleyball Track Team; G,O. Member Gargoyle; Newman Club; Club; Teacher's Aide Green and Blue

DONALD CROSBY AMARILIS CRUZ ARLENE OANBERG WILLIAM D'ANDREA G.O. Member Newman Club; G.O. Member G.O. Member Green and Blue; Teacher's Aide; G,O. Member

,./ ~ DOROTHY CUOMO olANE CURIEL PATRICIA OANIELO PATRICIA O'ARCANGELO Bowling Club; Gymnastics G.O. Member G.O. Member Girls' Chorus; G.O. Member Club; Tennis Club

IRENE O'ALEO JOHN O'ALEO DALE OAUBMANN HOWARD DAVIDOFF Arista; Gargoyle; Teacher's Red, White and Blue; Green and Blue; Forum; Red, White and Blue; Aide G,O. Member G.O. Member Mixed Chorus JOEL DAVIDSON JOE DAZZO lOUIS DeFILIPPIS "- GEORGE DeFINA Green and Blue; 'Teacher's G.O. Member Boy Leader, Arisra; Assistant An EditOr, Gargoyle; Red, Aide; G.O. Member EditOr, Folio; Track Team White and Bluc; Senior Council Rep.

LENNY DA2Z0 1/ PETER 'DeBELLIS BETTE' DeGIACOMO RENEE DELAGNES G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O: Member Junior Band; Service League Girls' Chorus; Red, White Rep.; Teacher's Aide and Blue; G.O. Rep.

DIANE 'DeBOW ., MARIA DeCARLO' DONALD IDEBANEY 'GRACE DelEO G.O. Member G.O. Member G.O. Member _, Secretary. GIO.; Green and Blue; Board of Elecrions

NINA DeCESARE PATRICIA DeFELICE ROCCO De!.lU,lO LINDA DELLIGATTI Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member String Ensemble; G.O. Arisea; G.O:Rep.; Teacher's Girls' Chorus; Teacher's·A-ide; Member Aide G.O. Member CHRISTINE DeLUCA JOAN DEMAR Bowling Club; G.O. Rep.; Secretary, Service League; Teacher's Aide Senior Council Rep.; Board of Elections

Stop swinging from the chandelier-you're distracting the orchesU'l

ELAINE DeMATTEO ALFRED DeTHOMAS G.O. Rep.; Service League G.O. Member Rep.; Teacher's Aide

ROBERT DEUTSCH JOAN DOLA Choreographer, G.O. Show; Newman Club; Grecn and Eolio; Secretary, Red, White Blue; Board of Elections and Blue

ELAINE DiDOMENICO LORRAINE DiGIACOMO CHRISTINE DOMINGUE LYNNE DORSEY Senior Band; Red, White and reacher's Aide; G.O. Member Newman Club; Teacher's G.O. Member Blue; Teacher's Aide Aide; G,O. Member PATRICIA DOUGHTY JAMES DRESCH MADELINE ECKETT CAROLE EISELE Secretary, Green and Blue; Drama Club; G.O. Member Boosters; Teacher's Aide; Senior Orchestra; Boosters; Secretary. Board of Elections; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide Folio

DONALD DREXLER HELEN DRUCKER JOAN EISENBERG BARRY ELKIN Intermediate Band; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Gargoyle; Senior Band; G.O. Member G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

CECILIA DUDZINSKI DAISY DUENAS Senior Orchestra; Senior Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Band; Teacher's Aide

ROBERT DUGAN JANET DWYER Senior Band; Junior Band; Boosters; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member Help. I'm stuck to the ceiling! KAREN ANN ENDERS PECK ENGEL REN~ ESTEVEZ HARRAM EVANS Tennis Club; Service League Red, White and Blue; Newman Club; Teacher's G.O. Member Rep.; Teacher's Aide G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member

LOUISE ENGELHARDT ARMEN ENKABABIAN BRUCE EVENSON KAREN EVOLA Red, White and Blue; Mixed Chorus; Red, White Green and Blue; Teacher's Girls' Chorus; Green and G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide and Blue; G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member Blue; Teacher's Aide

BARBARA ENRIONE ADELE EPSTEIN MARIA EVOLA BEVERLY FAER Newman Club; G.o. Rep.; Treasurer, Arisra; Math Green and Blue; Senior Boosters; Teacher's Aide; Teacher's Aide Turor; Teacher's Aide Council Rep.; Teacher's Aide G.O. Member

HARRIET EPSTEIN BARBARA ERCK SUSAN FARBMAN VINCENT FASO Girls' Chorus; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; Baseball Team; Teacher's G.O. Member G.O. Member G.O. Member Aide; G,O. Member LINDA FEBER SUSAN FElT MARK FINKLE ARTHUR FINMANN Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Red, White and Blue; Photography Editor, Gargoyle; Arista; Folio; Tennis Team Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Forum; Teacher's Aide

GAIL FELDAN HEATHER FERNANDEZ FRt.NK -FINNIN ,'ARLENE FIORE Red, White and Blue; Service League Rep.; Bowling Team; Junior Varsity Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Football Team; G.O. Member

MARLJ;NE FERNANDEZ ELVIRA FERRO JAYNE FISCHER DORIS FISHER Girls' Char'us; G.b:Rep.;' Green and Blue; Teacher's G.O. Member Girls' Chorus';. Teacher's Aide; Service league Rep. Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member

ROBERT FIELD STEVEN FINKELBERG BARBARA FISHKIN GASPER FLORY Green and Blue; G.O. Member Junior Band; G.O. Member Boosters; G.O. Member G.O. Member LINDA FOLEY DIANE FOODMAN Newman Club; G.O. Member G.O. Member

, WILLIAM FOOtE THERESE FORGIONE Sister, can you spare a dime? . Newman Club; G.O. Member Newman Club; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member

, LESLIE FOXSON MlI.RGARET,FRANC DAVlD FREUND 'GERARD FREY Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Red, W·hite·and Blue; G.O. Member Basketball Team; Senior-COuncil Rep:; G.O. Membe;r '" Teacher's Aide

SHIRL'EY' FItANK 'DAVlD' FREEMAN , RICHARD FREY , BETSY FRIEDMAN Rerording Secretary:Arisra; Business Manager. Gargoyle; , Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Red, White, andlUue; . Board of Elections; Senior' Swimming Team; Basketball G.O. Rep.; G.O. Member Council Rep. Team STEPHEN FRIEDMAN RICHARD FRIEDWALD LAURA GALAMBOS MARGARET GALLAGHER Teacher's Aide; Golf Team; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; Mixed Chorus; Red, White G.o. Member G.O. Member G.O. Member and Blue; Board of Elections

BARBARA FROMM MARSHA FUCHS DIANE GARCIA DOUGLAS GAUL G.O. Member G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; Service League Track Team; G.O. Member Rep.; Teacher's Aide

DARLENE FUNKEY TED FURMAN PHILIPPA GEIER CYNTHIA GELFAND Green and Blue; G.O. Rep.; Green and Blue; Senior President, Senior Orchestra; Vice President, Service Board of Elections Council Rep.; Teacher's Aide Gargoyle; Board of Elections League; Arista; Gargoyle

MARCIA FURTH MAUREEN GAFFNEY ARLENE GENSINGER JULIA GENTILE Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Newman Club; G.o. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Service League Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member PETER GERSHMAN NOR."lAN GERSHON LINDA GINIGER CHRISTINE GIOIOSA Junior Orchestra; Tennis Red, White and Blue; Boosters; Green and Blue; Senior Band; Boosters; Team; Spanish Tutor Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide Teacher's Aide

JOAN GEITINGER JOAN GIANGARRA G.O. Member Tennis Club; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide

And this ... is a pie~e of white paper.

JOSEPH GIANNONE FRANK GIGLIO G.O. Member G.O. Member

YVONNE GILL MARSHA GILMAN JOSEPH GIOITA KAREN GIOVANIELLO Girls' Chorus; Newman Club; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Chairman, Board of Eleccions; G.O. Member Student Tribunal; Cheerleaders LAURA GIOVINE -MARY GIUNTA HARVEY GLASSMAN CAROL GLICKMAN Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Red, White and Blue; Senior Orchestra; Teacher's VoJleyball Team; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

SUSAN GLADSTEIN LINOA GLASSBERG EVELLE GOLDBERG IRENE GOLDBERG Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Girls' Chorus; Leaders Club; Green and Blue; G.O. Rep.; Boosters; G.O. Member G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

PHYLLIS GOLDBERG STUART GOLDSHEIN G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; Arista; Senior Orchestra; G.O. Member Senior Band

Step on it before it gets away! MARC GOLDSMITH GEORGE GOLDSTEIN Green and Blue; G.O. Member Baseball Team; Basketball Team; G.O. Rep. LORRAINE GOLDSTEIN MARVIN GOLDSTEIN RUBY GRANT DAVID GREENFIELD Secretary, Green and Blue; Red, White and Blue; G.O. Member Arista; Gargoyle; Green and Gargoyle; Senior Council Rep. Teacher's Aide; G,O. Member Blue

, i NINA GOLUBOCK ELIZABETH GONZALEZ DEBBIE GREENSTEIN BENNA GRENGA Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Service league Rep.; Boosters; Green and Blue; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

-", J MARIE GOODFELLOW JILL GORSUCH GWENDOLYN GRIFFIN Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Folio; Teacher's Aide; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member

LYNNE GORSUCH ANNE GRAHAM LA WRENCE GROSSFELD RICHARD GUASTELLA Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Tennis Club; Teacher's Aide; Green and Blue; Board of G.O. Member G.O. Member Elections; Teacher's Aide JOHN HALL JEFFREY HALPERIN G.O. Member Manager, Basketball Team; Track Team; Tennis Team

Mine's tutti·(rutti. What's yours?

EDWARD HAMBRECHT BERTHE HANOVER Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member French TutOr; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member

PATRICIA GUCCIARDO AN GUTHMAN PETER HARBOUR BRENDA HARRIS G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; Girls' Chorus; Red, White G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; Red, \'(Ihite G.O. Member and Blue; Teacher's Aide and Blue; Board of Elections

GEORGE HAAS WILLIAM HABERLAND CYNTHIA HARRIS NEIL HARWICKE Green and Blue; Tcachtr's Grecn and Blue; Teacher's Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Senior Band; Senior Council Aidt'· \;.0. Member AiJc; G.O. Member Rep.; Teacher's Aide THOMAS HASSETT LOUISE HEFLICH PATRICIA HEINL Track Team; Basketball Team; Green and Blue; Board of G.O. Member Newman Club Elections; Teacher's Aide

REN~E HAUSE JUDIE HEALY DIANE HENDERSON RHODA HERMAN G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Gargoyle; Green and Blue; Green and Blue; G.O. Rep.; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

.~ CAROL HECKELMAN MICHAEL HERTZBERG PHYLLIS HERZBERG Newman Club; G.O. Rep.; Senior Council Rep.; Teacher's Red, White and Blue; Teacher's Aide Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member

BARBARA HEDGES LAWRENCE HEFFLER GEORGE HESSE CHARLOTTE Red, White and Blue; Senior Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Accompanist, Girls' Chorus; HETHERINGTON Council Rep.; Teacher's Aide G.O. Rep.; Teacher"s Aide Arista; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member fREDERICK HODGSON CHRISTINE HILLIARD MARTIN HOROWITZ PHILIP HOROWITZ G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; Girls' Chorus; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; Gargoyle; Football Team; Teacher's Aide G.O. Member Red, White and Blue

.. CAROL HOAGLUND MARY-LYNN HOAGLUND JANET HUNCHAK ROSLYN HUNTER Twirlers; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Newman Club; G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; Green and Teacher's Aide Blue; Board of Elections

ANITA HOLBOROW ELIZABETH HOLDEN LLOYD HUTCHINSON RUTH HYMAN Newman Club; Teacher's Arisra; Folio; Teacher's Aide G.O. Member Chief Justice, Student Aide; G.O. Member Tribunal; Cheerleaders; Senior Council Rep.

LYNN HORN JANE HORNE JOANNE ILCHUK SUSAN IMBACH Folio; Grecn and Blue; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Captain, Boosters; Mixed Green and Blue; Teacher's Service League Rep. Chorus; Green and Blue Aide; G.O. Member CHRIS IORIZZO RITA IVEY MARGARET CYNTHIA JENKINS Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member JAKUBOWSKY G.O. Member G.O. Member

REINHOLD JABUSCH CATHY JACKSON Basketball Tet.m; Green and Blue; Service G.O. Member League Rep.; Board of Elections

You threw it into the boys' gym, so I'Lt get it.

HANNAH JACOB JANE JACOBS Leaders Club; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

ROBERT JACOBS HOWARD JAKOB NANCY JOHNSON CYNTHIA JONES Business Manager, Forum; Red, White and Blue; Captain, Cheerleaders; Green G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member and Blue; Board of EleCtions .-,,- .-

SAM JONES PAULINE JUNG KENNETH KANYA KENNETH KAPLA: G.O. Member Tennis Club; Teacher's Aide; Junior Band; Football Team; G.O. Member; Senior G.O. Member Teacher's Aide Orchestra; Track Team; Senior Council Rep.

BARBARA KACZOROWSKI JOSEPH KADI PHYLLIS KAPLAN ROBERT KAPLAN Red, Whire and Blue; Senior Service League Rep.; Teacher's G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Council Rep.; Teacher's Aide Aide; G.O. Member G,O. Member

ROBERT KAMEN TIMOTHY KAMMERER ROBERT KAPLAN Captain, Track Team; Senior G.O. Member Track Team; Service League Council Rep.; Teacher's Aide Rep.; Teacher's Aide

JUDY KANTOR RITA KANTROWITZ MARSHA KASSAN ROSEMARY KEARI Folio; Leaders Club; Teacher's Boosrers; G.O. Member Senior Orchestra; Junior Red Green and Blue; Aide Cross Rep.; G.O. Member G.O. Member BARBARA KEATING XENIA KEBLISH Boosters; Green and Blue; Mixed Chorus; Girls' Chorus; Teacher's Aide Teacher's Aide

Welcome (0 Mama Barbara's.

HENRY KEIL JUDITH KELLER Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member President, Leaders Club; Co-Captain, Swimming Club; Teacher's Aide

LEONARD KELLNER JEAN KENNEDY CARLA KEYES CARL KIESLER Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Newman Club; Teacher's Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Co·Captain, Football Team; Aide; G.O. Member Math TutOr; G.O. Member

HOWARD KESNER BARBARA KETCHUM THEODORE KILADITIS LEONORE KINSLEY Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member G.O. Member Green and Blue; Board of EleCtions; Teacher's Aide MAUREEN KIRCHOFF BARBARA KIRSCH JIMMY KITnER ARTHUR KLEIN Boosters; Newman Club; Mixed Chorus; Service League G,O. Member Red, White and Blue; Teacher's Aide Rep.; Senior Council Rep. G.O. Member

.$; 'J DENNIS KISSEL ELLEN KLEIN LORAINE KLEIN Swimming Team; Teacher's Editor·in·chief, Gargoyle; Gargoyle; Green and Blue; Aide; G.O. Member Green and Blue; Teacher's Aide Board of Elections

I see the chern da~scs have been acting up again.

SHARON KLEIN SANDY KLEINER G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member

\ SUSAN KLEINMAN PAULA KNIGHT Forum; Junior Orchestra; Gargoyle; Girls' Chorus; Leaders Club Senior Council Rep. JOYCE KOCH SUSAN KOLARIK ANN KRAUTMAN ROSLYN KRAVITZ Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Gargoyle; Twirlers; Board Arisra; Service League Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.0. Member of Elections Board of Elections

BRIAN KOLLMEIER BRUCE KOPP JAY KRAWCHICK SUSAN KREBS Junior Varsity Football Team; Treasurer, G.O.; Arista; G.O. Member Arisra; Gargoyle; Twirlers G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide Basketball Team

MOLLY KORNBROT KAY KOUIRJNIS ROXANNE KROOG JAMES KRUEGER Green and Blue; Teacher's G.O. Rep.; Service League Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Rep.; Board of Election; Aide; G.O. Member Rep.; Teacher's Aide Teacher's Aide

RICHARD KOWEL LINDA KOZICK ELLIOTT KRUTOY MAl KRUUS G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; Girls' Chorus; Bowling Team; Teacher's Leaders Club; G,O. Member G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member ANNE KULAWIEC MARVIN KULAWIEC ROBERT LANDRUM ARLENE LANE Boosters; G,O. Rep.; Chess Club; Teacher's Aide; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Green and Blue; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

SHARON KUSTIN EUGENE KUTSCHER MARJE LA PADURA ALAINE LASHENICK G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Girls' Chorus; Red, White G.O. Member and Blue; Teacher's Aide

VIRGINIA LABODA JANET LA GRECA MARY JANE LATHAM RICHARD LAX Junior Band; Teacher's Aide; Girls' Chorus; Newman Club; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

PATRICIA LA LANDE ANTHONY LANDI FRANCES LEARNARD DOROTHY LEBEL Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; Green and Girls' Chorus; Green and Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Blue; Service League Rep. Blue; Board of [Ie((ions MARCIA LENNETT JESUS LEON Girls' Chorus; G.O. Rep.; ewman Club: G.O. Member Service League Rep.

JACK LERNER BARBARA LESLIE "... and Goldilocks ran all the way home." National Merit Scholar; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Treasurer, Senior Class; Arista

KURT LEEB RONALD LEEF LINDA LEUCI MARTIN LEVINE G.O. Member Swimming Team; Tennis Senior Council Rep.; Senior Orchesrra; $tonior Team; Red, White and Blue Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Band; Track Team

DAYLE LEFEVRE RONALD LEHMAN PAUL LEVINE SUSAN LEVINE Captain, Swimming Club; Red, White and Blue; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Green and Blue; Teacher's G.O. Rep.; Senior Council G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide Aide; G.O. Member Rep. JAVE LEVIT MARSHALL LEVY LINDA LIMA WARREN LINDHOLM Red, White and Blue; Gargoyle; Senior Band; Mixed Chorus; G.O. Rep.; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. MC'm~r Red, White and Blue Teacher's Aide

DOROTHY LEWIS MARY JANE LEWIS ALAN LIPMAN JOAN LIPSEY Girls' Chorus; Teacher's Aide; Green and Blu.e; Teacher's Senior Orchestra; Red, White Forum; Girls' Chorus; G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member and Blue; Teacher's Aide Tennis Club

JOHN LIBRETTO KENNETH L1CHSTEIN SUSAN L1SHINSKY ROSEANN L1TTERELLO Mixed Chorus; Green and Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Green and Blue; ­ Newman Club; G.O. Rep.; BluC': Teacher's Aide G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

BRUCE L1DSKY CAROLE LIEBERMAN BARBARA LITTMAN JUDITH LIVINGSTON G.O. Member N,S.F.A. Chemistry Project; Math Tutor; Service League Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Science Editor, Forum; Rep.; Teacher's Aide Senior Council Rep. LINDA LOMBRI ROBERT LOPOS MARION MAKARICK PAUL MAKOWKA Newman Club; Tennis Club; Football Team; Green and G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Boosters Blue; Board of Elections

ANNA LORENZ FRANK LUSK DIANE MALARY SUSAN MALARY Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member

BARRY LYONS GLORIA MACDONALD Director, Senior Show; Senior Band; G.O. Rep.; Green and Blue; Senior Service League Rep. Council Rep.

MARION MAIORINO ELOYSE MAKARICK And this wraps up our program. Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member MICHELE MALIGIERI DANTE MANCINI ELAINE MARCELLO PAUL MARCIK Newman Club; Teacher's G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G,O. Member Football Team; G.O. Me-mbe Aide; G.O. Member

ROSALIE MANETTA ROBERT MANN NICOLE MARCUSE GEORGE MARRA Service League Rep.; G.O. Member Secretary, G.O.; Gargoyle; Track Team; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Red, White and Blue G.O. Member

MICHELE MARSHALL RONALD MARTORANA N.S.F.A. Chemistry Project; Track Team; G.O. Member Girl Leader, Arisra; Gargoyle

JOANNE MARTORELLA VIVIEN MARX Newman Club; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Mcrobel GLADYS MASK ANN MASLOW ANN MARIE MAZZONE JOHN McCAFFREY Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member String Ensemble; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Red, White and Blue; G.O. G.O. Member Rep.; Teacher's Aide

RAY MASON BARBARA MATELL PATRICIA McCARTHY JOHN McCULLY Swimming Team; Handball Green and Blue; Teacher's Secretary. Service League; Swimming Team; Bowling Team; Senior Band Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide, G,O. Member Team; G.O. Member

STEVEN MATHES GREGG MAVICO BRUCE McDONALD ELEANOR McGINN Red, White and Blue; Baseball Team; Teacher's Green and Blue; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Board of Elections; Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

LYNDA MAYER NANCY MAZO ROBERT McMILLIN KATHLEEN McPHILLIPS Girls' Chorus; Service Gargoyle; G.O. Rep.; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; Newman Club; Teacher's League Rep.; Teacher's Aide Teacher's Aide G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member HOWARD MEADOW JOANN MEEHAN HENRY MEYER JOHN MEZZACAPO Football Team; Green and Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; Basketball G.O. Member Blue; Board of Elections Team; Red, White and Blue

HELAINE MEIZNER PAULINE MELISSARI CYNTHIA MICHAELSON MIRIAM MIELZ Red, White and Blue; Board Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Senior Band; Girls' Chorus; G.O. Member of Ele(tjons; Teacher's Aide Red, White and Blue

VINCENT MESSINA SUSAN MESSINGER FRANK MIEHL ANTHONY MIFSUD Baseball Team; G.O. Member Green and Blue; Senior Red, White and Blue; G.O. Member Council Rep.; Teacher's Aide Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member

LESLIE METVINER HENRIETTA MEYER LORRAINE MILESH CAROL MILLER Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Newman Club; G.O. Member Service League Rep.; Senior Council Rep.; G.O. Member CHRISTINE MILLER JOEL MILLER ELAINE MISSERO SUSAN MITTLER G.O. Member N.S.F.A. Chemistry Project; Mixed Chorus; Green and Red, \'V'hir(' and Blue; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide Blue; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member

LINDA MILLER MARTHA MILLER G,O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; Senior Band; Bowling Club; G.O. Member G.O. Member

Not only did they lick OUf (cam. They bit me.

PHILIP MILLER RENEE MILLER Teacher's Aide; G,O. Member Girls' Chorus; Boosters; G.O. Member

ADRIENNE MIRANDA SHARON MIROCHIN CARL MOGENSEN JOANNE MOLLICA Senior Orchestra; Tennis Girls' Chorus; Red, White Senior Band; Green and Blue; G.O. Member Team; Teacher's Aide and Blue; Teacher's Aide Senior Council Rep. J RALPH MORA LOUISE MORAN CONCETTA MURATORE JOYCE MURIN G.O. Member Newman Club; Teacher's G.O. Member G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member

SERGIO MORENO LAURA MORGAN JAMES MURRAY JUDY MURRAY Spanish Tutor; Newman Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member Leaders Club; G,O. Member Club; G.O. Member

LINDA MOSEBACH HOWARD MOSKOWITZ BART MURTAUGH STEVEN MYERS Junior Orchestra; Teacher's Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member Green and Blue; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member

NANCY MOY NADIA MULLER MORENO NAHUM LORRAINE NAPOLITANO Arisla; Teacher's Aide; Mixed Chorus; Girls' Chorus; N.S.F.A. Chemistry Project; Boosters; Red. White and G.O. Member Teacher's Aide Arista; Math Team Blue; G,O. Member HILARY NELSON LINDA NERI PIET NORDHAUSEN BERNARD G,O. Member Newman Club; Teacher's President, G.O.; Captain, NOVGORODOFF Aide; G.O. Member Cross Country Team; G.O. Member Chairman, Board of Elections

JOAN NICODEMO LINDA NICOLETTI ETHEL NOWICKI MARGARET NUCITO G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Newman Club; G.O. Member G.O. Member

JOSEPH NICOTINA MARILYN NIEMANN RICHARD OBERSTEIN DAVID OBEY G.O. Member G.O. Member Baseball Team; Red, White Senior Band; Green and and Blue; G.O. Member Blue; Teacher's Aide

KATHRYN NOCERINO IRENE NOMIKOS CAROLYN OBUT SANDRA O'CONNELL Literary Edirer, Gargoyle; Mixed Chorus; G.O. Member Arisra; Green and Blue; G.O. Member News Editor, Forum; An G.O. Rep. Editor, Folio CAROLYN OGDEN BARBARA O'HARA Gargoyle; Girls' Chorus; Junior Red Cross Rep.; Green and Blue Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member

We run faster than the track team 'cause we're out to catch 'em all.

CAROL OLIVER ANN MARIE OLLEK Mixed Chorus; Boosters; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member

JOHN OLSEN JANET OLSON CAMILLE PACIFICO HARRY PALANT G.O. Member Gargoyle; Girls' Chorus; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G,O. Member Teacher's Aide

DONNA ORESTE ANN OSHAN DONATA PALUMBO ALOYS PALUSKA Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Boosters; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member STEPHEN PALUSKA MICHAEL PAMPHILE PENNY PASSIKOFF RANDY PATCHElT Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Football Team; G.O. Member Senior Orchestra; Senior G.O. Member Band; Teacher's Aide

ANTHONY PANCAMO CARL PANTELL RICHARD PATERNO BARBARA PECKER G.O. Member G.O.Member Swimming Team; Managing Editor. Gargoyle; G.O. Member Chairman, Green and Blue; lnstalladon Chairman, Arista

GARY PAPUSH MARGARET PARISI MARSHA PERINA RENtt PERLOWITZ Forum; G.O. Member Swimming Club; Green and Arisra; Forum; Senior Green and Blue; G.O. Rep.; Blue; Board of EleCtions Orchestra Board of El&tions

RONALD PARISI WAYNE PARRISH RAFFELINA PERRI ALEXIS PERRY Senior Council Rep.; Mixed Chorus; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member ,., • WILLIAM PETER MARlLYN PETRILLO JOAN PIERRO ROBERT PIGNATO Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member Girls' Chorus; G.O. Rep.; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

GLENN PHAIL SUSAN PIAZZA JULIA PINTO JUDITH PINTOFF Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Girls' Chorus; Teacher's Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Service league Rep.; Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Meml:

ROSALYN PICK LORRAINE PlEGARE Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member

And now for my next number

LOLA PIERCE ANGELA PIERRO Gargoyle; Green and Blue; Newman Club; G.O. Member Senior Council Rep. ~ FRANK PIRZ PATRICIA PITTA CAMILLE PUMA CAROL PURWIN Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member President, Service League; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Senior Band; Tennis Club; Girls' Chorus; Green and Teacher's Aide Blue

AILEEN PLOFKER JOAN PLOFSKY BRENDA RABINOWITZ LINDA RACHMEL Cheerleaders; Board of G.O. Member Service League Rep.; Senior Girls' Chorus; Teacher's Aide; Elections; Teacher's Aide Council Rep.; G.O. Member G.O. Member

BARBARA PLOTKIN STEVEN PORT MARILYN RAE DIANE RAFFERTY Red, White and Blue; Board Arista; Gargoyle; Folio All City Chorus; Gargoyle; G.O. Member of Elections; Teacher's Aide Board of Elections

• IRIS PRAGER ALBERT PROVENZANO STANLEY RAFFES LINDA RAIA Arisra; Gargoyle; Forum Mixed Chorus; Teacher's Forum; G.O. Member Green and Blue; Service Aide; G.O. Member League Rep.; Teacher's Aide ROGER RAIMO MYRA RAMIREZ DAVID RAPAPORT GERALDINE RAUCH Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Boosters; G,O. Rep.; Red, White and Blue; Board G.O. Member Teacher's Aide of Elections; G,O. Rep.

LENORE REICHNER STEVEN REINHARDT Gargoyle; Senior Orchestra; Manager. Football Team; Swimming Club Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member

0, sole mio

FABIO RESTREPO DIANA RETHIER Sering Ensemble; Track Junior Orchestra; Mixed Team; G.O. Rep. Chorus; Girls' Chorus

BONNIE RANDOLPH ALETA RANZINGER SANDRA RETTIE DOUG RHODES Vice President, Senior Class; Teacher's Aide; G,O. Member G.O. Member Track Team; Football Team; Cheerleaders; Homecoming Teacher's Aide Queen NINA RICHARDSON FRANCES RIFKIN Girls' Chorus; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member

LYNN RILEY EDWARD RINZLER Well, next time, don't try to sharpen three pencils at once. Girls' Chorus; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

VERA RIPP ROBERT RIPPS LUCY ROBICHAUD STEPHEN ROCKOWITZ Girls' Chorus; Boosters; Managing Editor, Gargoyle; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Membt-r G.O. Rep. Arisca; Green and Blue

ROBERT RISING JEAN ROBERTSON MURIEL ROCKSTEIN MARK ROFF G.O. Member Capmin. Twirlers; Mixed Gymnastics Club; Teacher's G.O. Member Chorus; Leaders Club Aide; G.O. Member NANCY ROMANO JOHN ROMASHKO BARBARA ROSENBERG ELLEN ROSENBERG Swimming Club; Leaders G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; Girls' Chorus; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Club; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

) JAMES ROME VIRGINIA ROSA GAIL ROSENBERG NATALIE ROSENBERG Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; Teacher's Aide; Twirlers; G,O. Rep.; G.O. Member G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

ANTHONY ROSAMILIA MARVIN ROSEN DEBORAH ROSENBLOOM lRA ROSENSTEIN Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G,O. Member Green and Blue; Senior Forum; Teacher"s Aide; Council Rep.; Teacher's Aide G.O. Member

NANCY ROSEN LESTER ROSENBAUM STUART ROSENTHAL JUDY ROSS Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Manager, football Team; Gargoyle; Forum; Green Red. \\lhiw and Blue; Mixed Chorus; Teacher's Aide and Blue Service Lca,l;ue Rep.: Teacher's Aide CHRISTINE ROSSETTI RONALD ROTHFELD JESSICA RUBINSTEIN BARBARA RUDNITSKY Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Associate Editor, Forum; Boosters; Gym Award; Green and Bluc; Senior G.O. Member Council Rep.

J CAROL ROTHSCHILD DIANE ROTONDI MARCIA RUDNITSKY STEPHANIE RUGOFF Boosters; Teacher's Aide; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Senior Council Rep.; Gargoyle; Boosters; G.O. Member French Tutor; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

GARY RUBIN RENEE RUBIN Green and Blue; Service G.O. Member League Rep.; Senior Council Rep.

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SUSAN RUBIN HARRIET RUBINGER Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G,O. Member JANE RUTLEDGE SANDRA SACHS JOANNE SANSONE CAROL SANZO G.O. Member Red, White and Blue; G.O. G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Rep.; Board of Elections G.O. Member

URSULA SALAMONE NATALIE SALTZ DENNIS SAVINO JANET SCARPATI Senior Orchestra; Junior Teacher's Aide, G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Green and Blue; Teacher's Orchestra; Green and Blue Aide; G.O. Member

LOUIS SALZANO DIANE SAMAREL MERRYL SCHAEFER ADRIENNE SCHALL G.O. Member Gargoyle; Red, White and Boosters; Green and Blue; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Membe Bluc; Service League Rep. Teacher's Aide

MARY SANDALIS ELINOR SANES JEFFREY SCHAMIS DAVID SCHARF Newman Club; Teacher's Gargoyle; Green and Blue; Chairman, Green and Blue; Teacher's Aide; G,O. Memb( Aide; G.O. Member Service League Rep. Arista; Student Tribunal IRVING SCHARFF JACQUELINE SCHEIB RHODA SCHNEIDER ALYCE SCHNEIDERMAN Bowling Team; Teacher's Treasurer, G.O.; Secretary, Gargoyle; Teacher's Aide; Green and Blue; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Board of Elections; G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member Cheerleaders

~ CAROL SCHER JAY SCHLAKS BARBARA SCHRAVEN PAUL SCHUCK Red, White and Blue; Senior G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; Teacher's Council Rep.; Board of Aide; G.O. Member Elections

STACEY SCHLAU BARBARA SCHLITT VIRGINIA SCHULER CATHY SCHWARTZ Cheerleaders; Senior Council Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Gargoyle; French Tutor; Rep.; Board of Elections Teacher's Aide

BETTY SCHMALL JANICE SCHNEIDER ELLEN SCHWARTZ ROBERT SCHWENGELER Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Green and Blue; Service G.O. Member league Rep.; Senior Council Rep. STANLEY SEIDMAN RONALD SEilER G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; Red, White and Blue; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member

We're singin' the old Regents Blues. MURRY SELIGMAN JOHN SEROCKI Senior Band; Red, White and G.O. Member Blue; G.O. Member

RICHARD SCIBILIA DIANE SCOCCA DIERDRE SEYMOUR DENNIS SHADBERA Senior Band; Green and G.O. Member Gargoyle; Girls' Chorus; Swimming Team; Teacher's Blue; Teacher's Aide Green and Blue Aide; G.O. Member

CATHY SEBASTIANO PAUL SEDITA ETHAN SHAPIRO THOMAS SHELBY G.O. Member Green and Blue; G.O. Member Editor·in·chief. Forum; Forum; Tennis Team; Boy Leader, Arista; 5tudem Teacher's Aide Tribunal HARRIET SHENITSKY SIDNEY SHENKMAN HELENE SIEGEL MARIAN SIEGEL G.O. Rep.; Service League Green and Blue; Service Green and Blue; Teacher's Forum; Senior Band; Rep.; Teacher's Aide League Rep.; Teacher's Aide Aide; G.O. Member Drama Club

\ DANIEL SHERIDAN STEVEN SHIFREEN BENJAMIN SIGAL JUDY SIGNORELLI Newman Club; G.O, Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Senior Band; Handball Team; Newman Club; Teacher's Teacher's Aide Aide; G.O. Member

MARY SHIO KATHRYN SHUBERT RONALD SILVER TED SILVERMAN Vice President, G.O.; Twirlers; Red, White and Manager, Basketball Team; G,O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; Treasurer, Green and Blue; Blue; Service League Rep. Gargoyle; Green and Blue G.O. Member Cheerleaders

CORA SHULMAN PAUL SIBENER FRED SIMON RONA SIMON Senior Band; Teacher's Aide; Associate Editor, Forum; Track Team; German Tutor; Green and Blue; Teacher's G.O. Member Green and Blue; Teacher's Red, White and Blue Aide; G.O. Member Aide ROBERTA SIMPSON JEANNE SINCLEY HANNA SLAGTER ANN SMITH G.O. Member G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; Arista; Senior Orchestra; G,O. Member G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

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FRANCES SINGERMAN DIANE SINSKI IRENE SMITH JAMIE SMITH Arista; Tennis Club; Secretary, Senior Class; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; Red, White and Blue; Teacher's Aide Queens Student Council G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Rep.; Cheerleaders

MARY SKABEIKIS ELAINE SKOLNIK JUNE SMITH WILLIE SMITH Girls' Chorus; Newman Club; Boosters; Teacher's Aide; Boosters; Leaders Club; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

HELGA SKOTARCZAK DAVID SLACKMAN PATRICIA SMOLKER SHERRY SMULOWITZ Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Gargoyle; Forum; Teacher's Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Green and Blue; Teacher's Aide Aide; G.O. Member PATRICIA SOPKO GARY SOSENKO G.O. Rep.; G.O. Member Senior Orchestra; Senior Band; G.O. Rep.

No wonder my nose is always red. BIBBE SOTOMAYOR ELAINE SOUZA Gargoyle; Green and Blue; Newman Club; G.O. Member Board of Elections

LEE SOLOMON JOEL SOLONCH ROBERT SPICER BARRY SPIELVOGEL Track Team; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Mixed Chorus; Green and Basketball Team; Board of Blue; Teacher's Aide Elections; Teacher's Aide

AUDREY SOMMER MARGARET SOPER SUSAN SPITALNIK PHILIP SPIVEY Green and Blue; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Twirlers; Board of Elections; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member Teacher's Aide SHEPARD SPLAIN LAWRENCE STALLMAN STUART STEIN MANFRED STERMANN Corresponding Secretary, Captain, Swimming Team; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Arisra; Forum; Track Team Forum; Baseball Team G.O. Member

CHERYl. STANTON ELLEN STAUFFER MARLIES STERMANN MICHELLE STIEGLITZ Boosters; Teacher's Aide; Folio; Girls' Chorus; Girls' Chorus; Teacher's Aide; Arisra; Gargoyle; Green and G,O. Member Green and Blue G.O. Member Blue

MARSHA STAVITSKY DOROTHEA STECYK GWENDOLYN MARIA STOEGER Boosters; Grecn and Blue; Green and Blue; G,O. Rep.; STILLWAGON Senior Orchestra; Teacher's Teacher's Aide Teacher"s Aide Teacher's Aide; G,O. Member Aide; G.O. Member

RITA STEENECK JUDY STEIN FRED STROBEL CHARLEEN STUART Girls' Chorus; Board of Elee· Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Twirlers; Red, White and (ions; Teacher's Aide Blue; Teacher's Aide MICHAEL STURM JOANNE SUROWIEC GR£ER TAVEL LINDA TAYLOR Senior Band; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Green and Blue; Teacher's Newman Club; G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide Member Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide

KATHERINE SUROWITZ ROSE SWAINSON JUDITH TEICH ARLENE TEITELBAUM G.O. Member Newman Club; G.O. Rep.; Associate Editor. Gargoyle; Gargoyle; Red, White and Senior Council Rep. Forum; Secretary, G.O. Show Blue; Teacher's Aide

ALLEN SWARTZ MAUREEN TALTY ARNOLD TEITELBAUM MATTHEW TESTA Arisra; Senior Band; Teacher's Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Senior Band; Red, White and G.O. Member Aide Blue; Senior Council Rep.

RICHARD TAMBINI JANICE TANENBAUM ANNE THRANHARDT JOANN TIMPONE Handball Team; Teacher's G.O. Member Green and Blue; G.O. Rep.; Service League Rep.; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide Aide; G.O. Member JOYCE TORCHIO MICHAEL TRACY ALEX TRZESNIEWSKI JOSEPHINE Twirlers; Red, White and Chairman, Red, White and Arisea; Forum; Teacher's Aide TYCHANOWICZ Blue; Board of Elections Blue; Arisea; Senior Orchestra Tennis Club; G.O. Member

TERRY TYLER DONALD ULIANO Girls' Chorus; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Rep.; G.O. Member G.O. Member

This is what comes of taking one's own prescriptions.

DAVID UNKER TUNA VAjAK Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Girls' Chorus; Leaders' Club; Teacher's Aide

MARTIN TRASHANSKY SHERYL TRESHAN PATRICIA VALATIS RONALD VALENTINE Track Team; G.O. Rep.; G.O. Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Participant, National Science Member Foundation Summer Program; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member ALVARO VARELA PETER VARSIK CORA WALKER JACQUELINE WALKER Vice President, Service League Senior Band; G.O. Member Junior Band; Boosters; Green Gargoyle; Forum; Gr«n and A.rism; Senior Council Rep. and Blue Blue

JOANNE VASILE KATHLEEN VITALE LAURA-JANE WALLITT FRANK W ARADA Newman Club; G.O. Member Gargoyle; Green and Blue; Boosters; Green and Blue; Service League Rep.; Teacher's Service League Rep. Teacher's Aide Aide; G.O. Member

LOIS VON BARGEN URSULA VOSS ELEANOR WARM STEPHEN W ARSHOFSKY G.O. Rep.; Teacher's Aide Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Twirlers; Green and Blue; Swimming Team; Red, White G.O. Member G.O. Rep. and Blue; Teacher's Aide

WARREN WALDBRAND ALEXANDER WALKER ARLENE WATERS ANNE WECHSLER Green and Blue; G.O. Member Red, White and Blue; Senior Boosters; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Senior Band; Boosccrs; Council Rep.; G.O. Member Member Teacher's Aide STEVEN WEINBRUM ARTHUR WEISS MARY WICKMAN DOROTHY WIDDICOMBE Board of Elections; G.O. Red, White and Blue; G.O. G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Member Member

GERALD WEISS MARCIA WEISS GAil WIESER JUDITH WIGGIN Senior Orchestra; Junior Or­ Junior Orchestra; Teacher's Green and Blue; Teacher's Mixed Chorus; Girls' Chorus; chestra; G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member

ROBERT WEISS MARK WEXLER JANET WILEY MARSHA WilEY G.O. Rep.; G.O. Membe, G.O. Member Boosters; Green and Blue; Swimming Club; Teacher's Senior Council Rep. Aide; G.O. Member

RONA WHITE HENRY WICK JUDITH WilKENS MARGARET WilKINS Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G,O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member JOHN WINDUS HENRY WISNER LAWRENCE WOZNIAK CAROL WRIGHT Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Red, White and Blue; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide: G.O. ~'Iember Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member

.~ BARBARA WOLF JOHN WOLF JUDITH YAGODA HOWARD YAMENFELD Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Gargoyle; Red, \'Qhitc and G.O. t.,·tcmber Blue; G.O. Rep.

MAUREEN WOLT WILSON WONG KENNETH YASSEN RITA YOKEL Newman Club; G.O. Rep.; President, Senior Class; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Boosters; Green and Blue; G.O. Member Arista; Tennis Team Teacher's Aide

PAUL WOOD SHIRLEY WORKMAN MAUREEN YOSCO MICHAEL ZADAN Drama Club; Green and Blue; Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member Girls' Chorus; Tencher's Aide; Service League Rep.; Teacher's Teacher's Aide G.O. Member Aide; G.O. Member BONNIE BLOOM WILLIAM BOGUTSKI JAMES EGAN ROBERT ERICKSON G.O. Member Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member G.O. Member Track Team; G.O. Member

1 MARTIN BONVENTRE KENNETH BOVA BARBARA FELDMAN ROBERT FORTUNATO Newman Club; G.O. Member Industrial Arts Medal; G.O. Red, White and Blue: Baseball Team; G.O. Member Rep.; G.O. ?\..fember Teacher's Aide; G.O. Member

CHARLES BRINDLEY BARBARA CERMOLA GENE GOETTLICHER DON A MUSHENO G.O. Member Newman Club; G.O. Rep.; Mixed Chorus; Swimming G.O. Member Teacher's Aide Team; G.O. Rep.

SAUNDRA DANIELS DANIEL DRUBIN AUDREY ROWE JUDITH STISO G.O. Member Captain, Track Team; Cross Captain, Boosters; Mixed Newman Club; Board of Coumry Team; Senior Council Chorus; Senior Council Rep. EleClions; Teacht'r's Aide Rep. BEST DRESSED

Myt:a Kaplan Stuart Cohen

MOST POPULAR

Gloria Miller Marc Berke

JANUARY BEST'ATHLETE Helen Paladino Charles Gilberti BALLOTS

MOST TALENTED

Judy Nachman John Pegram

BEST LOOKING

Jacqueline Peltz Robert Kay

BEST SENSE OF HUMOR

Elayne Horowitz Fred Mandel BEST DRESSED

Barbara Peeker Piet Nordhausen

MOST POPULAR

Ellen Klein Wilson Wong

BEST ATHLETE Susan Kleinman Lawrence Stallman JUNE BALLOTS

MOST TALENTED

Brenda Harris Robert Deutsch

BEST LOOKING

Diane Cohn Robert Kamen

BEST SENSE OF HUMOR

Jacqueline Scheib Arthur Cambouris JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY

Thirty-fifth President of the United States

"His life was gentle, and the elements

So mix'd in him that Nature might stand up

And say to all the world 'This was a man!'"

-Julius Caesar

AetV. Sc. 5.

THE GENERAL ORGANIZATION OF FLUSHING HIGH SCHOOL

122

Congratulations to

the class of 1964

from the General Organization

Mrs. McConnell, adviser Your BIG Moments

CAPTURED FOREVER by

Louelle PHOTOGRAPHERS~

FL3-5754

144-41 NORTHERN BLVD, FLUSHING 54, NEW YORK • AIR-CONDITIONED • PARKING ON PREMISES Best Wishes to the 1964 Graduates from GREEN and BLUE FALL TERM

Chairmen PAT BUTTINO - BARBARA PECKER

Secretary PAT DOUGHTY - LORRAINE GOLDSTEIN

Treasurer MARY SHIO - GLORIA MILLER

SPRING TERM

Chairman JEFF SCHAMIS

Secretary PAT BUTTINO

Treasurer AUDREY ROWE

126 ..

Arista Extends

its Congratulations to

the Graduating Class

of 1964

Compliments of the

P.T.A. of

Flushing High School

127 YOUR FRIENDS AT BALFOUR The Craftsmen who made Your Class Ring a Masterpiece '" and

W. G. Pforr 55 Northern Boulevard Greenvale, Long Island

Join in Sending Their Congratulations and Best Wishes TO A GREAT CLASS IN A FINE SCHOOL -d~ ~ \

ATTLE BORO MASSACHUSETTS CLASS RINGS AND PINS. CLUB INSIGNIA· MEDALS· TROPHIES PLAQUES· OIPLOMAS • COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS

CONGRATULATIONS TO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JUNE GRADUATES OF 1964 THE CLASS OF 1964 Compliments of from THE FLUSHING TWIRLERS THE FLUSHING HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Carole Altusky Jean Lynn Robertson Angie Arcuni Gail Rosenberg Barbara Barron. Capt. Ruth Hyman Janet Cioffi Joan Seaman Nancy Johnson, Capt, Pat laquinta linda Delucia Kathy Shubert Peggy Baird Cecilia Palmer Pat Gorman Susan Spitalnik Pat Buttino Aileen Plofker Natalie Healy Charleen Stuart Karen Candelora Bonnie Randolph Carol Hoaglund Joyce Torchio Candy Claasen Valerie Sammertino Susan Kolarik Josephene Virgin lauren Costello Jackie Scheib Susan Krebs Susan Wallace Cindy Drubin Stacey Schlau Sharon Matthews Eleanor Warm Karen Giovaniello Mary Shio Anne McAleer, Capt, Ronnie Zuckert Diane Sinski Marie Noto Tom, Dick & Larry. Capts,

128 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '64

COMPLIMENTS FLUSHING - of - SAVINGS BANK Flushing's Friendly Savings Bank

A FRIEND FRANKLIN F. REGAN, President (Class of '23)

Member Federol Deposit Insurance Corp.

A Menage From-Your "Prom" Photographer We lIf. sure you reillize the "Condid" Photo you had token at your prom W(lS truly II nice, memory photo to hove. How­ ever, II Fine Studio Portrait or <'l Complete Candid Wedding should not be judged by this one shot token ot your prom, regllrdless how fleltterinq it moy be of you.

When you desire II re/llly fine Portreit or need ill good candid Wedding photographer. choose e relieble studio that is II member of the Long Island Professional Photographer llSSO­ MAC GROTTY cilltion and conducts its business under II strict code of ethics.

This is our fourteenth yellt llS FlushinQ High School Prom CHEVROLET, INC. Photogropher. Surely, we lHe quolified os being most relioble.

137-80 NORTHERN BLVD. The Jonali Studio Flushing, N. Y. of Photography -101 MAREN STREET FLushing 9-1917 Corner of Woodfield Roed West Hemp'S+eod. L L, N. Y. 516 IV 5-20« HO 8-+400

FREE-one Illtl+ Blue Tone Velvet Photo if we ore retoined to do your wedding (to 011 Flushing High School olumni).

129 BEST WISHES

to

THE CLASS OF 1964

RED, WHITE and BLUE

"JAY an' GEE" COURT. CANDY .,d CARD SHOP SQUARE LITHOGRAPHERS Feoturing BARTON'S CHOCOLATES GREETING CARDS by NORCROSS * QUALITY 25·21 PARSONS BLVD. *SERVICE (Lindenvue Shopping Centerl * ECONOMY liB EAST TWENTY.FIFTH STREET Open Dtlily, Sat. & Sun. Tel: TU 6-1699 NEW YORK. N. Y. 10010 777·40BO

CHtN(SE ....ME.'C... N liUTAU.ANT ~1Jf.'r'y dish II Ca"tf1P'Ch' IY£ol

QUARTERlY From DAY OF DEPOSIT IFLU!!..~.I.N_~-jl"!:!!:'.,!.~LI

'lin '''UING MAIN OffiCE: LINDEN Hill Flushing: n'-18 Hor.h.,,, IlI.cI Ui'21 .-.eft A,"1t 29-40 Union Street flu.I 1I ... ~...... ,..-...... ,... --,.... INcI.",."d co ).]972 MANHASSET: 203& Northern Bird ... ,,,. A",..;"....o~. C...,..

MIM.II HDI....L SAVINGS AND lOAN INSUIANCE COIPORATION

130 HAVE EXPERIENCE WILL TRAVEL CADET T.V. SERVICE RADIO. STEREO. HiF; • AIR CONDITIONERS COMPLIMENTS Television Repeiring . Prompt Service Guaranteed P,op. ARCHIE ROWE - of • 106·16 NORTHERN BLVD. IL 7.5123 Como" 68. N. Y.

DISCOUNT DRUGS. PRESCRIPTIONS. SUNDRIES "ed COSMETICS COllEGE POINT SAVINGS BANK Prompt Deliveries Mode in the Flushing Are" During the Do!IY call LO 5·5460 Evenings coli ARTHUR WEINTRAUB IN 1-4435 COLLEGE POINT, N. Y. SHERATON-ATLANTIC PHARMACY 58 WEST Hth STREET. N. Y. C.

FL 9-5513-0898

CONGRATULATIONS FRANK H. MADGE FLUSHING NATIONAL BANK PRESIDENT 38th AVENUE & 138th STREET

Flushing, N. Y. PINKHAM AGENCY INC. "'ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE"'

Member Federol Deposit Insur<'lnce Corp. 136-15 39th AVENUE Flushing 54, N. Y.

N_ Y. FI 7-2033 Nassau PY 8-2417 Suffol~ MY 1-7000 QUEEN GLiDEAWAY DOOR CORP. Free Pid-up-Delivery Estimlltes DELCO.MATIC GARAGE DOOR OPENERS Cro!lwford Morvel-Lift - Fleetwood G"rage Doors Residential ond Industrial Doors Qnd Operators NATIONAL TYPEWRITER SERVICE 38 WILLIAM STREET Amityville, New York TYPEWRITERS· ADDING MACHINES

CONGRATULATIONS SOLD - RENTED - REPAIRED TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1964

PRESTON FOODS, INC. 41-43 MAIN STREET 186 DeKALB AVENUE Brooklyn 5, N. Y.

Compliments of Compliments of

QUEENSBORO FARM PRODUCTS INC. A.M. FORMAL WEAR 35·13 41st STREET 135-18 NORTHERN BLVD_ long Islond City, N. Y. FL 8·810B

Compliments of HUNTER GARDEN DRUGS INC. 147·4B NORTHERN BLVD. STATE FARM INSURANCE Flushing, N. Y. 137·55 NORTHERN BLVD. FL 9-2500 HI 5-9100

131 S. L. JEWELERS FLushing 8-4543 Next to RKO Keith's WATCHES - DIAMONDS - JEWELRY ROGER GARRETT, Inc. Full Year GUClrllntee on All Repairs UN USUAL APPAREL FOR THE MALE 41-89 MAIN STREET (Bet. Post Office & Maple Ave.) 135·43 NORTHERN BLVD.

DISCOUNTS TO SOj!. LE 9-6777 Parking Flushing, New York

Compliments of FL 9-8940 PIES TO TAKE OUT BELLA PIZZA MIKE'S LUNCHEONETTE PIZZERIA 135-23 NORTHERN BLVD. 138·12 NORTHERN 8LVD. Flushing, N. Y. Flushing, N. Y.

EDEN ROC COIFFEURS SUMMIT OFFICE SUPPLY INC. COIFFEURS - COLORS DESIGNED FOR YOU 38 WEST 26th STREET 42-16 MAIN STREET New York 10, N. Y.

Hickory 5·7977 Flushing, New York PRINTING AT ITS BEST

CARLYLE STATIONERY COMMONWEALTH Toy & Novelty CO.

CARDS - TOYS - GIFTS - CIGARETTES - TOBACCO OUR SPECIALTY, STUFFED TOYS 3611 14th AVENUE 44-14 KISSENA BLVD.

TU 6-1433 Flushing 55, New York Brooklyn 18, N. Y.

PIZZA CITY, JR. RESTAURANT 8EST WISHES TO SENIOR CLASS THICK 'N' THIN PIZZA The Finest in 1t"li"" Foods MARIE ZIPPO 25-19 PARSONS BLVD. INSURANCE BROKER TU 6-3411 Flushing

LEnox 9-9616 TELEVISION FL 9·9188 TU 6-4161 MAYFAIR ELECTRONICS CORP. LORAYNE'S DUPLEX BEAUTY SALON T.V. - RADIO - HI-FI HAIR COLORISTS & STYLISTS AIR CONDITIONING - SALES & SERVICE JOE GOLD, Soles & Service Mgr. 35·14 UNION STREET 34-14- UNION STREET Flushing 54, N. Y. Flushing, N. Y.

MITCHELL CHEMISTS, INC. NORTH BOWNE CHEMISTS 141·02 NORTHERN BLVD. APOTHECARY Flushing, N. Y. 29·26 UN ION STREET BEST WISHES TO 1964 GRADUATES HOWARD DROPKIN LAWRENCE LEVINE FLushing 9-3373 Flushing, N. Y. FL 3- I 775-0390

Flushing )·1803 LICENSES ISSUED Compliments of SPORTWORLD - Equipment for All Sports STEINHAUER LUNCHEONETTE GUNS-AMMO - HUNTING CLOTHING· SKIN DIVING AND CANDY STORE TENNIS - 80WLlNG • SKATING - GOLF '\ 34·26 UNION STREET

138-10 NORTHERN BLVD. Flushing 54, N. Y. FL 9-9171

132 Hickory 5-5333 Custom Printed Wcllpcpers

BEST WISHES ALEXANDER'S Paint & Wallpaper Corp. ARTISTS' MATERIALS to 137·02 NORTHERN BLVD.

THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 19M 100;0 Discount to Students Flushing, N. Y.

HARRIS FOR MODERN INC. SECTION 8-102 DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE FURNITURE 36·0\0 MAIN STREET MR. KOPLIK Flushinq. long Island

INdependence 1-9-400

PARAMOUNT (ASSOC.) A. J. GESSNER - Jeweler BEAUTY SUPPLIES 37·24 MAIN STREET

137·28 NORTHERN BLVD. Flushing, N. Y. Flushing, N. Y. FLushing 9·1-41-4 RO ·2·533 I

COM Pli M ENTS GOOD LUCK! - of - SECTION 8-217 SECTION 8-103 MR. RUBIN MR. NIEMIEC

8-IOb BEST WISHES FROM EXTENDS ITS BEST WISHES 10 THE GRADUATES OF 19M SECTION 8-204

MR. BOXER MRS. GRUSKIN

CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! TO OUR GRADUATING CLASS SECTION 8-20b 8 - I 14 MR. ROSENFELD MRS. GOLDSMITH

SECTION 8-117 THE BEST WISHES OF

WISHES THE GRADUATES OF 19M 8 -2 0 7

TH E BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 19M MR. COSTARAS MR. ERDAL

GOOD LUCK SECTION 8-214 TO THE GRADUATES OF 19M WISHES THE BEST OF LUCK 8 - 2 01 TO THE CLASS OF 1964 MRS. DETILLEUX MRS. SARETSKY

133 ALL ARE TO AGREE 8 - 3 I 4 THAT THE BEST SECTION IS WISHES THE SENIORS 8 - 2 0 3 THE BEST OF LUCK MISS RUBINOW MR. MANGIONE

COMPLIMENTS BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF '64 . of . SECTION 8-219 8 - 3 I 7 MISS PEYSER MISS O'CONNOR

COMPLIMENTS GOOD LUCK - of - TO THE GRADUATES

8 - 236 SECTION 8-328 MR. GUZOV MR. ESTEROWITZ

CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS

TO ALL OUR GRADUATES TO THE GRADUATES

SECTION 8-237 SECTION 8-323 MRS. KABRISKI MR. STAMM

SECTION 8-238 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS!

WISHES THE GRADUATES SECTION 8-241 THE BEST OF LUCK MRS. SRAGOW MR. HARPElL

8 - 239 THE BEST OF WiSHES

EXTENDS ITS BEST WISHES SECTION 8-243 TO THE CLASS OF '64 MR. SCHWARTZBERG MRS. GENNARO

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