Brentwood High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Brentwood, NY)

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I, JOE PFEIFFER, remember asking Mr. Niciu for the Bathroom key. I, WAYNE PHIN, remember 10th grade with Fandi. I, DOUGLAS PILGER, remember how I never won an argument with Mr. Simmons. I, JOANNE PILGER, remember my 7th period Lunch Class in my Junior year. I, GREG PIZZO, remember the splendor of the King and I musical, and the friendships of all its cast members. I, PETE PIZZO, remember all the good times 1 had in the Spirit Booth. I, JEFF POTISH, remember the day I walked into the girls ' room thinking it was the boys ' room. 1, JEAN QUINN, remember sitting against the wall in Mr. Bartley ' s first semester, fifth period Sociology class. I, ANNA RODRIGUEZ, remember when Mrs. Trutt took the test and got 2 2 wrong. I, BRUCE RAMIREZ, remember in 9th grade when Jim Imbriano asked Barbara Celebre to go with him. I, THERESA RAPELYE, remember the day I went on the Senior picnic as a Junior, got caught, and was suspended the following day. I, PATRICIA RATTY, remember the night I had a date and I was the last to know it. I, MILAGROS RAMOS, remember the people I thought were friends and weren ' t. I, SUZANNE REED, remember J.V. Football ' s undefeated season for 1969 and Homecoming with Davey. I, MARGARET RIVERA, remember Mr. Hickey ' s nutty first period class. I, VICTORIA RIVERA, remember the day when a friend of mine went home and came back high as a kite . I, JOSEPH RIZZO, remember The Koloring Book , my pants falling down in the middle of last year ' s Homecoming half time show, and D.H. I, PETER RODRIGUEZ, remember Washington ' s Birthday, Mr. Hertling, Hofstra, the Summer Music Clinics, and meeting someone special at Southampton. I, MARIE ROSINA, remember all the fun we had in Beauty Culture II, when we weren ' t working. I, OLGA ROSADO, remember so many things that I want to forget. I, GERALD ROTONDO, remember tomorrow and afterwards. I, JACK ROVELLO, remember all the sleep I used to get in Mr. Baron ' s Driver Ed. classes. I, ROBERT RUBIO, remember when I used to fool the principal. I, CAROL RUSSO, remember the day I met John Lundman. I, CATHERINE SANTOS, remember the time I walked into the girl ' s locker room on a Saturday morning and the J.V. football team was changing into their uniforms. I, JUNE SARGENT, remember the day Sue slipped on some string beans in the cafeteria. I, DAINIS SAULITIS, remember sitting in Mr. Mullady ' s physics class and listening to his talk about cars. I, MICHELE SAVETTIERE, remember the great friends I have, and the new people I met throughout my high school years. I, ELISSA SCORTICHINI, remember yidder didder and ebba glabba. I, STEVE SCHEER, remember Dig it . I, ROSEMARY SCHIAVONE, remember the wonderful time I had at Southampton. I, JOHN SCHOB, remember the time we had a playoff against Northport, and I blew it. Everyone was mad at me, including myself. I, GERRI SCHIMPF, remember the day we went to Pennsylvania, when Freda and I went into the Boy ' s bathroom. I, LINDA SCHAEFER, remember January 3, 1969 and George Reach, thinking he could run so fast; but I caught him anyway. I, HERBERT SCHREER, remember my third period class with Uncle Nick. I, THOMAS ROCCO, remember when Danny Duck had no anxiety to go to school. I, MYRA SCHUAL, remember Bear Mountain when we all got lost in the woods. 104

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I, LINDA MELLENHAUER, remember my two best friends: Prudey Lou and Audrey, too. I, JANET MENITE, remember the circumstances under which Cathy Santos and I met. I, TERRI METZGEN, remember climbing out the girl ' s room window while hiding from Mr. Briggs, with Corby. I, JAMES P. MILLER, remember going to Montauk Manor and buying my rug with Fred. I, JUNE MILLER, remember the time I climbed out the girls ' room window and fell flat on my face. I, THERESA MONTELEONE, remember the breakfasts at Peter Pan in the morning: bagles, tea, and hot chocolate. I, BELINDA MOORE, remember Mr. Frankel ' s fifth period Spanish III class and all the fun we had. I, PAMELA MOORE, remember Suzy Creamcheese and Mr. Rudolph. I, WILLIAM MORANO, remember unconscious efforts. I, CHRISTINE MUELLER, remember the night I went to the St. Anne ' s dance with my boyfriend. I, CRAIG MURPHY, remember the day the cop came up to us at the Arboretum and asked, How come I wasn ' t invited? I, KEVIN MURPHY, remember all the wonderful policemen that maintained perfect order in school. I, BRIAN McLAUGHLIN, remember November 15, the day the soccer team beat North Babylon 2-1 for the county title. I, KATHY MINGOIA, remember wearing two different shoes to school and going around all day trying to hide my feet. I, PHYLLIS MESSINA, remember when I wore a pair of pants with uneven hemlines. I, ANDREA NELSON, remember three great years of Cheerleading and the 1969 Homecoming. I, LENNY NICOTRI, remember creative Fantasy at the Valentine Day 68 and the Halloween Dance 68. I, JOHN NOACK, remember QY OX. I, NEUMAIER, remember all the fun I had working with the other kids in the clubs, Student Council and Senior Class. I, LYNN O ' CONNOR, remember silk screening . . . and wish I didn ' t. I, JOANNE O ' CONNOR, remember Spot. I, JOE OLENDER, remember the time I was thrown in the halls after basketball practice, but I didn ' t have any clothes on. I, PATRICK OLIVER, remember the year when everyone would cut class and not worry about suspension or being expelled. I, TOM OLIVIERI, remember when Mr. Heller sneezed during the Regents Scholarship Exam. I, TOM OREFICE, remember Bubbles LaToush. I, DAL ORISTANO, remember the way me and Botte trusted Cookie Man . I, RICKY PADILLA, remember when Beckie walked with me all the time to my classes. Now I walk alone. I, JAMES PAGANO, remember when Cookie Man sat down on a thumbtack in his 11th year homeroom. I, PATRICUA PAGANO, remember Chemistry by candlelight, Oh My Heart , fried bananas, a Rainy Day to N.P., Thrills and Confetti at football games, but most of all Apples , the best of the bunch of beautiful people . I, KATHLEEN PARADINE, remember the day I fell down on my — and I ' ll always remember how many times I walked to school. I, TERESA PARKER, remember last years ' Seniors especially the fun I had with them. I, VICKI PASSIGLIA, remember, I just can ' t write it though. I, BOB PATRICK, remember the fun we had in Mr. Siciliano ' s class. I, LORI PERNA, remember trying to make Mr. Schwieger laugh. I, RANDI PERNO, remember the termites in the Sonderling building and the boy who tried to mate them. I, ELIZABETH PERRY, remember 5 th period lunch sometimes getting so crowded last year, not everyone fit at the same table. I, BONNIE PICKARD, remember running from building to building in order to make it to class on time. I, JOHN PICARELLI, remember when I used to argue with Mr. George in the shop. 103

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I, TERI SHEARER, remember climbing into the Beauty Culture room in my dress because I was locked out of school during the finals. I, KERRJE SHIELDS, remember being crowned Junior Cotillion Queen. Thank you Junior Class. I, THERESA SIMONE, remember the time Lorraine and I got suspended for going to the Senior picnic while we were Juniors. I, JEAN SMITH, remember when I made the duet for the Aquakates and all the excitement of the show. I, MARILYN SNOFSKY, remember when my shoe came off in the hall and got lost in the crowd. I, JOYCE SOCCOA, remember going to the doctor the morning of the Junior Cotillion, because I dropped a can of Hawaiian Punch on my foot while setting up the refreshment table at the school. I, KENNY TRESTED, remember the hysteria when Janet LaViolette was announced Homecoming Queen ' 69. I, EDWARD TRICOCHE, remember brown dots. I, PHILIP TRINCELLITO, remember the time I got squirted with the fire extinguisher in the temporary building. I, DONNA TIGHE, remember April 24, 1969. I, ROY TRENNER, remember Mr. Von Esch ' s MD II class of last year, the funniest class I knew. I, DAVID TOMNEY, remember the Stony Brook Library. I, FRANK TORMA, remember nothing. I, JOHN TRISTANO, remember the day I thought I was the luckiest guy in the world when I was accepted to U.S.C. for a summer vacation in California. Was I surprised! I, PATTIANN TROPEA, remember getting involved with the Art Department and enjoying every minute of it. I, DOREEN TRUAX, remember my office practice and Mr. Kubisco-right Charlotte Sears? I, LORRAINE TRUAX, remember when Chris Staab fell in the hall and her skirt split down the side and the nurse used tape to put it back together. I, JUANITA TURELL, remember the first day I met Randy. I, PHILIP TUTINO, remember Mr. Schweiger ' s 11th grade English class and his favorite saying, You people are taking this course for credit. I, RAY URIARTE, remember when I pushed my friend out of the window and he got cut in an unusual spot and said, Ray, why me? I, BEN VASQUEZ, remember all the fun Ricky Rivera and I had goofing on Elba Lugo. I, MARGARET VASQUEZ, remember the burgers they served us and called it food. I, BILL VENTURA, remember how Ricky Koehler used to make Frank Vitale bring up his lunch trays. I, FRED VILLAR, remember the day I met G.H. I, CRAIG WEEDS, remember my 12th grade Math and Science classes, and especially Casty saying O.K. I, ROY WOLMART, remember the first time I saw a kid fall down three steps and land on his behind. I, PAULA WOOD, remember the time I cut out of school the whole day and Mr. Frank came to my house. I, KATHY WOLL, remember the day Mike Searson knocked me out of my desk in math class; and all the fun we had in Mr. Siciliano ' s 6th period class. I, TOM ZAHN, remember when in my senior year, I left the keys in the car lock with the car running in the Sonderling parking lot. I, YVONNE ZAYAS, remember when I went to the senior picnic, and was real cool about it, but I got caught. I, DENISE ZERA, remember the 1969 pep rally, when we kicked, and everyone was bowing except me, since I ran off the court. I, DEBORAH ZINKY, remember all the great times I had in B.H.S. 105