Brentwood High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Brentwood, NY)

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I, MARY FRANCES BRYANT, remember the day I left school fifth period, thinking it was sixth period. I, MICHAEL CAMPO, remember my teammates during my four years of school. They were great! ! ! I, JANET CAMPBELL, remember the first day of school during my Junior year, when I tripped going up the stairs, and couldn ' t catch my balance. I, DIANE CANTALUPI, remember the grea t water fights we used to have in Lab. I, BLANCA CARABALLO, remember the day I asked Lucy why she hadn ' t invited me to her birthday party, not knowing it was a surprise party for her. Embarrassing! I, ELIZABETH CAROCCIO, remember last year when I used to cut out of classes to go to lunch, just to have ice cream. I, JOE CARDONA, remember the Pumpkin, the Knat, Ed Sullivan and most of all, Daddy. I, PHIL CASIERI, remember detention. I, GARY CASO, remember first loves . . . (1, 2, 3, . . .) I, DONALD CASSESE, remember when I jumped on Miss Steffanie ' s desk in the middle of class and told her I loved her. I, JOAN CATALANOTTO, remember when they placed us on a piece of paper in art class and we had our bodies traced. I, BARBARA CAVANAUGH, remember when I almost didn ' t pass the physical for Aquakates because I had three kidneys. I, BARBARA CELEBRE, remember being on Varsity cheerleading in my Junior year, and the 1969 Homecoming. I, JOSE CHACON, remember when I moved to Brentwood. I, MARIA CHIARELLI, remember Homecoming Day. I, KEN CLEMENTE, remember Mr. Kellner, and Mr. Purcell the best librarian. I, KATHLEEN CORRADO, remember last year when we would cut without getting caught, to go to Chris ' house. I, KATHLEEN CUIFFO, remember all the times I sat in study and knitted a scarf. I, JOSE CUYAR, remember the time I dumped KC 103 in a waste paper basket in Chemistry and it caught on fire. Ricky Koehler was running around with a fire extinguisher trying to put it out. I, ELOUISE DAWSON, remember the time when I didn ' t go to Mr. G ' s class and that night he sat down next to me at the basketball game. I, RONALD De FREITAS, remember the day in the West Islip pool. I, MICHAEL De GENNARO, remember the time Janet and I painted West Islip ' s goal posts at three in the morning. I, LAURA DEE, remember Mr. Rosenthals A.T.S. class - somebody has to! I, JENNY DeJESUS, remember those good old days in Office Practice with Mrs. Hartman. I, TERESE DeLUCA, remember when the computers at Stony Brook fowled up our schedules in Sept., ' 68, our freshman year, and everybody cut most of their classes for the month of September. I, JOSEPH DELL ' ERA, remember the time I snuck into Mr. Von Ecles ' class without him seeing me and telling him that he locked me in. He believed me! I, DEBBIE DELLORSO, remember the 7th period lunch room in the Sonderling Building. I, CAROL De MEO, remember being kissed by Senator Robert Kennedy. I, MARIE DeROSA, remember when Michelle and I got so excited at a football game that we broke the bleachers we were jumping on. I, FRANCES DeTOMASSO, remember the time I walked into the boys room by mistake. How embarrassing! I, ALTHEA DiMARTINO, remember 7th period lunch in Sonderling. I, AMELIA DeNAPOLI, remember Laureen and I putting two feet of an enema tube into the dummy in nursing. I, CECILE DiSTEFANO, remember my 10th grade history class which had termites in it. I, CLARISSA DIXON, remember the time Mr. Shreckengost was absent from school. I, NANCY DOYLE, remember when Terry sprained her ankle in the Poss Gym and Barb and I hopped her over to the Soderling nurse ... we never made it. 99

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I REMEMBER . . . I, DOMINICK ABBATE, remember when Kenny Brown got creamed in the Jr. class locker room. I, KATHY ABUGEL, remember Veal Parmigiana on the run, the day I did the pushing on Big A ' s boat, the blue dome in Sonderling, Farina ' s, Oscar, and my companion in crime, Pickles. I, RONALD ADAMS, remember wrestling, boy was it hard! I, LOIS ALFANO, remember the fun we had two years ago in lunch. I, CHRISTINE ALLEN, remember when during 5 th period lunch, my braces fell out while eating. I, LAUREEN AMARANDO, remember the time Pat Connely and I broke Mr. Carey ' s thermometer in Earth Science. I, SANDRA AMOTT, remember all the fun my friends and I had in 1 lth grade. I, DEBBIE ANTONELLI, remember when Debbie Johnson fell flat on her face in gym class. I, WANDA APGAR, remember when I had lunch 4th, 5th, and 6th periods in the 1 lth grade. I, GERARD ARTHUS, remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. I, ADELE ASSEY, remember when Mr. Duncan ran out of space on the blackboard and continued writing on the wall. I, STEVE ASSEY, remember the sticky situation Kenny Brown got into in our 1 lth grade gym class. I, SUSAN ATKINS, remember Locker Buddy and her pocketbook. I, PHYLLIS ATTARD, remember Homeroom. I, ADELE AVERSANO, remember the day the Hanellin Studio called me and told me that I had to take my senior pictures over because they were destroyed in a fire. I, MARGIE AYALA, remember the day Yvette Torres said to one of her favorite teachers, Hi, Handsome , and I stood there shocked, saying, Oh, my God! I, BRUCE BADER, remember yesterday . I, EILEEN BARBA, remember seventh period lunch last year. I, HAROLD BARNHARDT, remember the time I got in trouble for spilling a container of milk on someone ' s head. I, BOBBY BARTLETT, remember good old Mrs. Nott and all the other disciplinarians in the front office. I, PAULETTE BARTSCHER, remember something, which is nothing. I, LUZ A. BAUZO, remember we threw the girl ' s softball team in the showers, after our last game. I, JOHN BAZATA, remember the Allstate Conferences, 1968-1969. I, ANN MARIE BECKHANS, remember all the good old times I had in Study Hall. I, STEVEN BERNSTEIN, remember the day that Mr. Goldschmidt made 200 proof alcohol. I, JOSEPH BERTUCCIO, remember Mr. Rudolph ' s class. I, JO-JO BIANCOSPINO, remember my first day at Brentwood High. I returned to homeroom at the end of the day and waited for bus dismissal to be announced. I, DEBBIE BILGER, remember how thrilled I was when they told me I was a cheerleader, and all the fun I had being one. I, BARBARA ANN BITTROLFF, remember how long one had to wait to get a late pass. I, ROBERTA BLAKE, remember dying to get out of school. I, BARBARA BLAG RIFF, remember waiting two hours for a late pass. I, YOLANDA BOHORQUEZ, remember dancing in the rain with Dave between the Ross and Sonderling buildings. I, BEA BONADONNA, remember coming late to school and waiting all day to get a late pass. I, BARBARA BONHIEI, remember Mr. Frank ' s Spanish Class. I, FRANK BOSCH, remember my friend Stu getting suspended for coming in late with a real legal excuse. I, BRUCE BOTCE, remember when Debbie Bilger had four dates for Thanksgiving. I, DONALD BOUCHER, remember the day when a teacher fell on the ice going to class. I, MARY BRADY, remember Dr. Lerche ' s fashion class of 68-69. I, LEWIS BRANCA, remember never obtaining a parking sticker - and never getting caught. 98

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I, YVONNE DURHAM, remember learning about college and track in my Math 12X class. I, HAROLD DOHN, remember the time during the 9th grade Washington trip when I kept leaving the lens on my camera. I, DIANE EDEN, remember the night of the cast party - salami sandwiches all over Mr. Saltzman ' s car and picking flowers in Brightwaters at midnight. I, JAMES ERALE, remember Mr. Mullady ' s class and how we would always end up talking about his cars after starting a new Physics topic. I, VICKY ERARIO, remember both my shorthand classes and how I spent every free minute on all my homework. I, STEVE ESPINOSA, remember when Mr. Cliggett came in early one day. I, FRANCES FINKELSTEIN, remember Mr. Carey getting into the Boiler Room instead of the Gym, and Frankfurters for lunch on Mondays. I, MIKE FISHLOW, remember when Espinosa fell in the hole outside Soderling. I, DAWN FITZGERALD, remember how much trouble I was in my senior year. I, PAULA FLORIO, remember all the times I cut and went to Wetson ' s. I, MARY ELLEN FLYNN, remember Moratorium Day at B.H.S. and how much the kids in this demonstration added to the day. I, SANDRA FOWLER, remember my years in chorale and all the friends I met. I, DOUG FRAWLEY, remember lots of things. I, VIN ESPOSITO, remember all my teachers, cold and rainy bus stop days, a bunch of great guys and gals and, I almost forgot four years in imprisonment in B.H.S. I, EILEEN FABIAN, remember the brownie . I, PATRICIA FARRANTO, remember when I jumped off the stairs and hit my head on the radiator. I, JOHN FERRARA, remember when Joe Cestaro came to school for a whole week. I, JOANNE FERRARO, remember the time my fall fell off in the middle of the football game. I, JOHN FENECK, remember all the fun we had in lunch period last year. I, MICHAEL FERRAIOLO, remember filling out this form for the senior section. I, JOANNE FEVELLA, remember cutting class, going to the girls room and being locked in by the janitors. I, JOANNE FUOTO, remember driving Mr. Campanile crazy when the four of us would crack our knuckles every day. I, TERRIE GABRIEL, remember walking to the bus stop at 6:45 with a flashlight. I, CHARLES GAETAN, remember all the trouble we gave to all the substitutes that I ' ve had during the years. I, ANTHONY GRAFFEO, remember the day the school didn ' t catch fire. I, MARY GRANATA, remember not remembering. I, JOHN GRECO, remember Mr. Goldschmidt ' s 8th period Chemistry class: Goodnight . I, PAT GREBE, remember being in the Chorale last fall (1968) and meeting Rick. I, BARBARA GUNDERSEN, remember the time Mr. Ross got his tie caught in his brief case and nearly choked himself. I, IRWIN FEYNMAN, remember getting yelled at by Mr. Simmons - a great track coach, all my friends and Cardiac Hill in Sunken Meadow ' s Cross Country track course. I, ED FIELBIG, remember when Mr. Kellner played the role of Batman and saved somebody in the pool! I, ROSA MARIE FIGUEROA, remember when I was in Mrs. Gaynor ' s Art class last year and made a paper armadillo, and the boys used it for target practice. I, THOMAS HACKETT, remember the dirty spoons in the cafeteria. I, GLORIA HANDY, remember the day Brenda Davis got hit over the head with a chair. I also remember the day Barry Stinson did a knee drop on Brenda ' s back and she flew all the way down the hall. I, DENISE HARRELL, remember when the Chorale went to the Concord and was almost boycotted. I, BRUCE HAYES, remember the riots. 100