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PHS Honor RoII Issued Lucy Tucker Tops Patchogue Senior High School Principal Edmund W. Tuton , an- nounced this week that a total of 204 students in the school were placed on the honor roll for the report card period ending May 5. Of this total , 69 were seniors , 70 were j uniors and 65 were sopho- mores. Ihe six highest ranking students for this marking period are: Lucy Tucker , sophomore, 94.40; Ardath Tomesch , junior , 94.20; Jill O'Brien sophomore , 93.80 ; Harold Has- tings , sophomore, 93.33 ; Edith Gru- her . senio\ , 93. ; and Linda Tabat- chnik , sophomore , 93. On the senior class ranking list are : Edith Gruber , 93; Elea- nor Jellinger , 92.80 ; Richard Mil- ler , 92.40 ; Arthur Macey, 91; Mary Ellen Dudley, 90.60 ; Judith Whit- beck , 90; Jayne McCahill. 89.20; Nancy Warner , 89; Carole Ellis , 88.80 ; Gail Larson , 88.50 ; Eileen Wolde , 88.50; Karin Korber , 88.20 ; Billie Jean Frasher , 87.80 ; Walter Katz , 87.80; Roger Quinn , 87.75; Mary Jane Terry, 87.40; Carolyn Rybarczyk . 87.40; Margaret Spen- ce , 87; Barbara Ehmann , 86.75; Catherine Loiodici , 86.75 ; JoAnn Edward s . 86.50 : Michael Matthews , 85.60; Terry Glover , 85.40; Bart Moleta , 85.40 ; and Jean Cullen , 85.40. On the junior class ranking list are - Ardath Tomesch , 94.20 ; Leslie Boden , 92.67 ; Perry Berke , 92.40; Joseph Masin , 92; Barbara Girshoff , 92; Jane Spavins , 91.80; Patricia Rathkamp, 91.60 ; Peter Borella , 91.60 ; Elwyn Schaefer. 90.33; Werner Gruber , 90.20; Mar- jorie Elbert , 89.60 ; Marie Chiu- chiolo . 88.75 ; Rita Crocitto , 88.60; Beverly Hewitt , 88.60; Karen Per- ry, 88.20 ; Linda Lang, 87.60; Re- gina Funaro , 87.60 ; Robert Vig- nato , 87.10; Nelson Crisler , 87; Patricia V i 1 o t , 86,75 ; Valerie Briggs , 86.60 ; Sharon Siffert , 86. - 40; Shirley Berkowitz , 86.40; Mal- colm Meyerson , 86; and James Phillips, 85.80. On the sophomore class ranking list are : Lucy Tucker , 94.40; Jill O'Brien , 93.80; Harold Hastings , 93.33; Linda Tabatchnik , 93; Jo- seph Valentine, 92.60; Fred Davies , 91.80 ; William Harris , 91.20 ; Car- rie Baker , 91.20 ; Michael Nems- chick. 90.60 ; Patricia Alercio , 90. - 40; John Kienzle , 90.40; Gabriel Di Tosti , 90.20; Susan Ashare , 89. - 60; Anne Sharlun , 89.20; William Creamer , 89; Barbara Vignato , 88.80; Geraldine Merkin , 88.20 ; Ha- rold Rockwell , 88; Margaret Mc- Cormack , 87.80 ; Violet Eicholz , 87.20; Andrew Fawcett , 87; Walter Holzwarth , 87; Karen Hildreth , 86.80 : Ruthann Palermo , 86.80 ; Carol Tracz , 86.60; and Leslie Bovle. 86.60. HONOR ROLL Senior class students on the honor roll are : Roo m 101: Joan Gutowski, 83. - 60; Barbara Schreiber , 83.60 ; Nan- cv Huether , 82.20 ; Carole Larsen , 80.50; Cecil Hussnatter , 80.25 ; Margaret Nolan , 80.25 ; Patricia Tiemoy, 80.25. ROOM 114: Roberta Peterson , 83.60; Colette Stevenson , 82.66; Marilyn Silber , 82.33; Charles Sie- bcit , 80.60; Kenneth Hollowell , 80.25; Stanley Livingston , 80. ROOM 201: Julie Kalafatis , 84. - 40; Alice Lipponer, 81.40 ; Gi ace DePaolo , 81.33; Joan Mannino , 81. Room 208 : Patricia Michielli , 85; Jeffrey MacDonald , 84.20 ; An- thony Petrucelli , 82.20; Berry Li- bin , 82.16; Meredith Kiefer , 81.50; Elizabeth Eliassen, 80.50; Dudley Warner , 80.40; Patricia Lewis , 80.00. Room 209 : Anita Banker , 85.20 ; William Huber , 82.00; Karlann Petty , 81.83; Douglas , Erode , 80.33: Elvifa GaUelli , 80.14. Room 211: Patricia Lee. 84.33; Bruce 1 nomas , 80.60. Room 217: Ronald Mulderig, 85.00; Mnrtha Henthorne , 84.80. William Mulvcy , 81.20. Room 223: Judith Zaharatos, 84.40; Patricia Tatem , 83.66 ; Ellen Budd , 83.60 ; Marjorie Collins , 83.40. Room 224 ; Carole Leon , 85.25; June Desser , 83.60; Eileen Wayne , 82.00 ; John Evans , 80.40; Berna- dette Horak , 80.20. Students on the honor roll are : Room 103 : Robert Monaco , 83.00 ; Shirley Felice , 82.80 ; Sharon Gerstenberg, 82.60; Gerard Cervel- lino , 82.00; Eleanor Jacobi , 81.00 ; Harry Thanasoulos , 80.50. Roo m 104 : Stanley McGroaxy, 82.80; William Stevenson , 81.80. Room 112: George Fiebe , 81.25; Robert Jastrow , 81.60 ; Joanne Ru- polo , 80.20. Room 113: Patricia Marganoff , 82.40 ; Robert Gneuhs , 81.30. Room 206: Susan Friedlandcr , 84.40; Leonore Belivea r , 81.40 ; Nadine Katz , 81.40 ; Richard Burns , 81.00. Roo m 205 : John Clark , 83.60; Carole Fay , 83.50; Nancy Brengel , 82.20; Ellen Leftoff , 83.80 ; Patri- cia Spiess , 81.60. Room 212: James Howard , 85.00; Inez Beard , 83.50; Josephine Sime- cek . 83.00 ; Frank Pug liese , 81.00 ; Kenneth Salamone , 80.40 ; Karen Schwarz , 80.10; Noreen Harris , 80.00 ; Carol Buckelman, 80.00. Room 214: Linda LePore , 84.50; Carl Palatnik , 84.30; Patricia Sha- ber , 83.70. Room 216: April Pattervan , 85.20 ; Roland Stern , 85.00 ; Dennis Cunneen , 85.00 ; Josep h Danowoky, 84.40; Eileen Wolde , 84.00 ; Nor- man Pearlmutter , 81.60. Room 218: Ruth Ann Safranek , 84.80 ; Gail Vocht , 82.40 ; Peter Lei- ter , 82.20; John Beach , 81.80 ; Jul- ius Willis , 81.00 ; Edward Flynn , 80.80. Sophomore class students on the honor roll are : Room 102: Susan Lewis , 84.80; Ann Fladhammer , 85.60 ; Helen Doka , 82.60; Sydelle Raffe , 80.80. Room 200: Edward Wintraeck- en , 82.60 ; Frank Mazzeo , 82.00 ; Wayne Wicks , 80.20. Room 202 : Lourdes Diaz , 84.40; Richard LaGrange , 81.40 ; Kathryn Langtry, 81.20. Room 203 : Jo Ann Benkenstein , 85.00; Ralph Johansen , 84.80 ; Lin- da Fourney, 83.60 ; Doris Skippon , 82.75 ; Cynthia Bowden , 82.40 ; Har- old Mandel , 81.20. Room 204 : Suzanne Meyer , 84.60 ; Donna Benincasa , 83.60 ; Jay Moore , 82.60; Catherine Di Napo- li , 82.00. Room 210: Richard Gallagher , 86.00; Theodore Cicci , 85.00 ; Georgette Bohne , 80.40. Room 215: Eric Sackstein , 84.80; John Albin , 84.00 ; Frances Brandi , 82.80; Jacob Margolies , 82.00; Richard Froelhich , 81.00; Alexan- dria Minardi , 80.40; Phillip Gra- niello , 80.20; David Blackburn , 80.20. Room 220 : Victoria Natale , 84.60; Philip Holz , 83.20; Lucille Furforo , 81.75 ; Katherine Swers , 80.60. Room 222: Patricia S h a n d e 1 , 86.20 ; Matthew Nagle , 85.20. Room 225 : Joan Engelschjon , 85.80 ; Richard Vacca , 81.80. MASTIC BEACH — The mon- thly business meeting of the Grace Luthera n Ladies ' Aid Society was held at the churc h on Mastic Road Wednesday nig ht with Mrs. Ken- neth Andersen presiding. Mrs. Ingbretsen of the bazaar committee announced that all mem- bers are busily engaged in mak- ing articles to sell at the bazaar July 21 and 22 and next month a time table would be d rawn up alloting time for eac h member. Instructions in the preparation of Holy Communion and the altar were given by Mrs. Berth a Kum- mert , chairman. Attending were Mesdames Clare DeCordova , Gloria Richter , Ursu- la Heckel , Bertha Kummert , Rose Rolfes, Nettie Dieterich , Ellie Ingbretsen , Lillian Martin , Flor- ence Doyle and Claire Andersen. Grace Lutheran Ladies ' Aid Soc. Plans Bazaar Mastic Museum Gets Town Records MANOR OF ST. GEORGE , Landmark and mu- Ebell , town historian ; Chester Osborne , curator f™2 a nf M Rr^lh!vi „ We T k received , several vo1 \ of manuscripts , Manor of St. George ; Manor umes of Brookhaven Town records covering T _„ , „ ~ „ _, , _ ' period of over three centuries. Taking place in lrustee Geor S e C ' F\™™; and Town Super- presentation were , left to right , Miss Laura C. VISOr August Stout , Jr. Brookhaven Town Supervisor August Stout , Jr., last week pre- sented to the Manor of St. George , through Chester Osborne , curator of manuscripts , several volumes of town records covering a period of over three centuries. The Manor of St. George , 10 miles east of Patchogu e in Mastic was willed by the last owner to the people of the Town of Brookhaven in 1954. Orginally granted in 1693 by King William and Queen Mary of England to Colonel William Smith , the estate remained in the family for 261 years. The manor contains a valuable collection of historical papers , books , and paint- ings , and is open , without chai ge , to the public for six months of the year. The manor curator and the town historians have collaborated for many years. Because of this co- operation , the manor papers have supp lied the town with information on , and photostatic copies of , early deeds , indentures , Revolutionary War documents and the like , which were unrecorded , thus filling in many blanks in the town ' s history. According to Mr. Stout: \By presenting cop ies of the bound volumes of town records going back to 1657 , to the Manor of St. Georg e , we hope to provide Mr. Osborne with a check list of early docu- ments on record. He will thus be able to continue collaborating with the Brookhaven Town historian , in exchanging information on earl y records. It is certainly to the inter- est of the town that this coopera - tion with the Manor of St . George curator be appreciated , fostered and encouraged. \ USPS Slates Annual Log Race Aug. 12 , 13 The 1961 Inter-Squadron Predic- ted Log contest conference was held last Thursday at the Naragan- sett Inn. Lindenhurst. Patchogue Bay Power Squadron was repre- sented by Commander Erwin O. Salzer , Past Commander, Joseph Cherubini , Lieutenant-Commander Eli Flax , Lieutenant Ral ph Wil- cox , member of the board of di- rectors and Lieutenant John J. Schinn , public relations officer of Patchogue Bay Squadron. Captree Power Squadron was host to the representatives of the narticipating squadrons of the South Shore area. It was announced that the an- nual inter-squadron contest will start at Captree Bridge and fol- low prescribed runs to Patchogue Bay. There will be approximately 80 boats in the contest. The com- peting boats will rendezvous at the Suffolk County Republicn Club Marina in Blue Point Trop hies will be awarded at the dinner to take place after the race and will be followed by entertainment and dancing. August 12 and 13 are the proposed dates for the con- test. Specific details of the event will be finalized and published af- ter the next conference to be held enrlv in June. •^mmmmmmmmmmmmmWmmmmmmmmmmWmmmmmmmmHmm ^^^mB^mmmm ^^mm^mmmmmmmmWm ^ ESTABLISHED 1941 Because we manufacture our own aluminum products we are able to offer you the Walker ECONOMY triple channel tilt window at this SPECIAL LOW PRICE for UNLIMITED length of time. • ALL EXTRUDED ALUMINUM -T^^^K >^^^ ^AHG .^tB^^fek . • WOOL PILE WEATH : ^ STRIPPING VT^^^ I * HO B I B^ B B R ! ^SBS H S!^^ • 2 GLASS — 1 SCREEN > A \[ ^ A/ % mil iH^^fll J H BH^HA • COMPLETELY BURGLAR -PROOF JM 1 !^^ /^ «l HHH fflB^H ^I9BI ^^^^~ .^^^^^^^^ \ //'Mr ' ' i^_^_\_\^ _ WA Tarn. ¦I^^BH B^IB^H HB^^^H I We Also Manufacture the Following \Z^\ -\^^^M\\ n HH^^B HSraB H^Hj • COMBINATION DOORS ^^^^^m0Z mtx ml HHfl HH^H BBBB • JALOUSIE DOORS AND WINDOWS \^m^^xM \ ^ m W^ BHH HffiH fl^^H • AWNING TYPE WINDOWS SZ^ V^^MyZ H HH HHR HBH9 • DOOR HOODS ZZZ^mZ^^ _ ¦ HHHI H^^H • CARPORTS >$zz^^^m\ nm HH • PATIO SLIDING DOORS »^!v^^^m\ HHB N H H ^HHI • TUB ENCLOSURES W>^Z^ZZZw_ yZ HHH HIHH HBB H • RAILINGS \^^Mm^ \\\\mmm\m\m BfiHH ^HHB i s ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^g M ®\x HH^HnB m^H ^^B^B BI I ^ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII ^ HHHH H ^ BBBB ^^^m Bank Terms Available HIHHBSK ^HBBBP ^ E MHHn nHi ^ m mWmmm» m l m ^ I Mlllllllllim —.— ^-— MONTAUK HIGHWAY ( Next to Carvel), MO RICHES INSTALLATION OPTIONAL AT LANTIC 4-1388 * 3 00 EACH w,NDOW ——— ¦- ¦ — — ¦ ¦ \*———————— ————-——^———— a^ mmmtmm —^^— M — —^—__ ^mm^^mm~mmm _____________ maaa ___ BAYPORT-BLUE POINT TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION will present \Faculty Follies II\ at Bayport-Blue Point High School May 12 and 13 8 :00 p.m. TICKETS $1.00 PATCHOGU E BOW CENTER 3P> BOWLING _____ ^_ g_____ w _____ H ________ 12 Midnite to 5 p.m. WW wkW Except ^SBkw Sat., Sun., Holidays TIME IS SHORT Make your reservations now and p ick your nig ht for Summer leagues. INVITING Men ' s and Women ' s Mixed League , Junior Leagues PRIZES OFFERED BY MANAGEMEN T Come in and Talk It Over Call for Reservations DI VISION STREET GRover 5-1564 Patchogue UUIIIIUIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIII |l||ll |Mllllllllllll |UlllllirilllllllllIIIII'l llllllllllHIIIIII IH»il \l | « ll » ll,l \ ll,ll,ll,1 \ li,11, ' l,ll, \ _ : I ACCORD ION CO NCE RT [ I BILL KING'S SQUEEZE CLUB § I May 12 — 8 p.m. | m I 9 | : BAVAR IAN I NN 1 - RONKONKOMA | \ - Benefi t of VFW—Jayne-Lattin Pos t , Patchogue jj = Donation 75c | liiuiiiii iiiiuiniuiniui»iiiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiuini»iiiiii »iiiiiiiituiiiliillillilllliiiiniiliiiMliiliilininiii\linniiniii»inir t—i———— ^ mmmmmm—— ^m^^^^m^mwmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmm ^m ^^^^^^^^^— ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT mmmmmaam ^^mimmmmmmi ^mmimmmmmmmmmmmi ^m ^^^^i^mmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmama ^ Bob Hughes Talks Insurance POINT RESPONSIBILITY DEPENDS ON CIRCUMSTANCES Q. Will the introduction of a Q. If one member of a house- new driver into the family affect hold has an accident and another the existing safe driver classifica- is com icted of a moving traffic tion of the car? violation , are the points for both A. Not unless \ X QT~£&>- incidents charged against the in- the new driver _^^^ W^___ sured automobile? becomes the prin- _ W ^^ im . . ,, . , . cipal operator of f m ' . A : Yes - A 11 ^ omts , assigned the car. If a new § ^ ^wJf ' against an insured and all other dr iver licensed *T X ^ ? ^ «t ' °P ei ' atoi ' s °1\ tne car resident m less than thre e 1 f/ , th « s ame household are counted, v p a. r K hpoomps ^ Jt ^* B » & \ the prlndpal op- t\ ~*T* ' , MAY 23 , MR. HUGHES WILL orator of a car ^ _____ mg__ DISCUSS FAMILY RESPONSI- on which no iNflPfli BILITY ON SEVERAL DRIV- points have been J F J^ ^ _ HB ERS assigned as a re- _____ » __ , BwW suit of accidents Wmmm-jSk.-—Mmmmm\ If >ou havc a i upstion ° n an v insurance O r co n victi o ns the p u ¥T h matter and want a full explanation write car will not be tiugnes Bob HuKhcs of HuKhes & sti n , Route eli g ible for the 10 percent (lis- 23 , Centereach. Watch this column for the COUnt. nnswer. A series of expectant mothers ' classes sponsored by the Suffolk J County Department of Health is scheduled to start at 2 p. m. May 18. The classes , which will be held in the Ross building of the for- mer Suffolk Sanatorium , will be conducted by Mrs. Marjorie De- Nicola , public health nurse. This is a free service and dip- lomas will be awarded on the suc- cessful completion of the eight- week course. To register , or for further in- formation , call SElden 2-3949 , or write Suffolk County Department of Health , P.O. Box 97 A , Selden. Expectant Mothers ' Classes Scheduled An election of officers will be held at the next meeting of the St. FYancis de Sales Parents Aux- iliary, scheduled for 8:30 p. m. Tuesday at the church hall on South Ocean Avenue. Herbert P>. Rowse is president of the Auxiliary and the Rev. F| Leo Cunningham is moderator. St. Francis Parents Aux. To Elect Office rs Tues. On Friday night the Bayport- Blue Point High School presented its annual Spring concerc with di- rectors George Raynor , William Finley and Henry Brynan. A good attendence of residents were en- tertained with selections by the orchestra. High school senior stu- d e n t Glenn Miller conducted \Some Day, \ and Richard Weyh- rauch led the oichestra in \Little Buttercup. \ Mr. Brynan conducted the orchestra for the \March from Carmen \ and the rest of the orchestral numbers. Mr. Raynor directed the girls chorus in \Its a Grand Night for Singing \ and other eelections. Mr. Finley was in charge of the mixed chorus and the junior high girls chorus in \The Happy Wanderer \ among many other numbers. A violin solo , \Serenade , \ was played by David Perlman and Don Dodson played a piano solo , \Dedication. \ The accompanists for the concert were Misses Lois Dusza , Rachel Newdell and Nina Lauritsen. A special band concert will be held at the high school June 6. The Faculty Follies will be pre- sented at the Bayport-Blue Point High School tomorrow and Satur- day at 8:30 p. m. The Bayport- Blue Point Teachers Association is sponsoring the show and the do- nations will be primarily used for the Associations Scholarship Fund. Robert Luff of Gillette Avenue is in charge of the pro- duction. George Raynor and his student band , whose playing will make the show more enjoyable , will be on hand. Louis Wrig ht' s art class is also hel ping with the props. Tomorrow at the Elementary School will be registration day for children born between Janu- ary 1 and December 31st , 1956. Registration will be at 9 to 11 a. m. and 1 to 3 p. m. The Junior Class of the Bay- port-Blue Point High School will present the highlight of their an- nual season , the Junior Prom , in the new gymnasium of the high school from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. May 27. Candidates for the King and Queen are as follows: Kings : Edward Black , Wesley Little , Charles Shillito , David Hope and Wally Loughra n , who is the Junior class president; Queens , Misses Diedee Bluhm , Lynn Le Bow, Penny Land , Lisa Jackson and Marlene Constanzo. The Prom committee chairmen are as fol- lows , decorations , Diedee Bluhm; refreshments , Frances Epstein; tickets , David Hope; entertain- ment , Howard Mattias; prom booklet , James Richards , and pub- licity, Richard Muratroyd. The Theme of the Prom is being kept a secret until the night of the dance and the music for dancing will be by the \Satin Tones. \ The King and Queen will be crowned at midnight. ! Bayport-Blue Pt. School News The Rev. Paul Varner . regional director of stewardship of Th > American Lutheran Church , will come from Washington , D. C , to The Lutheran Church of Our Sa- vior , 231 Jayne Avenue , Patchogue. Dr. Lainmert Redelfs , pastor , to meet with the leaders of the con- gregation at 8 p. m. Saturday and to preach at both the early service at 9 a. m. and at the se- cond service at 10 a. m. At the Satuiday evening ses- sion he will address the Church Council , the Sunday School tea- chers and officers , all officers of auxiliary organizations of the con- gregation and the members of the standing committees on evangel- ism , loyalty and stewardship. Sunday evening, the Rev. Mr. Varner will meet with similar groups in St. Paul' s Lutheran Church , Port Jefferson. 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