George W Wingate High School - Mosaic Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1977 volume:

GEORGE W WINGATE HIGH SCHOOL Dr. Robert L. Schain, Principal 600 Kingston Avenue Brooklyn, New York 11203 DEDICA TION For twenty years, Mosaic has served as a vehicle for the literary, photo- graphic and artistic creativity ofWingate students. More than an outlet for this esthetic expression, MOSAIC 19 77 is an at- tempt to show the truth as we see it in New York City. This truth entails cruelty and injustice as well as joy and freedom. However, the ugliness in truth must be faced and understood to be eradicated, so the acknowledgement of and dissatis- faction with this ugliness is the only way to achieve a truth that is filled with beauty. Through our art, photography and poetry, we have tried to show truth as it appears to us, and to create a lasting image of beauty. Pervading this truth is the vibrant energy and optimism that is youth. It is in this spirit that we dedicate our MOSAIC 1977 to New York City, -The MOSAIC Staff Wingate High School The Big Apple. PRINCIPAL' MESSAGE Dr. Robert L. Schain Principal You have completed your high school education just as our nation has entered its third century of existence. Thus, your graduation from high school begins your own third stage of life --- from childhood to adolescence, and now, to adulthood. What you do from here on will depend largely on your own goals, resources, energy and fortune. A successful life depends on many factors, and your job is to combine all these factors to your best advantage. We have tried to provide you with the necessary tools to do this job --- the academic skills, the positive attitudes toward your fellow citizens, the knowledge necessary to function well in society and the ability to work with other people. We have done our best at Wingate. I hope you will continue to do your best in whatever you do in the future. I wish all of you the very best of luck and success. If D! WHAT DUES THE W STAND F OR? A Short Biographical Sketch Of General George W Wingate 4a.afW George Wood Wingate was born in New York City on July 1, 1840. ln 1853, he graduated from P.S. 40 and enter- ed the Free Academy Know called the College of the City of New Yorkl. However, within a few months, necessity forced him to leave school to work as an errand boy in a local law firm. But George Wingate did not give up his education. During the next few years, he con- tinued his studies at night. He especially worked on his athletic training. Two nights a week, he practiced in a gymnasium. Wingate's interest in physical health is admirable. He was physically handicapped due to a severe burn in early childhood, but through hard, rigorous, persistent training, he be- came a man of unusally well-balanced physique. lVloreover, he was skilled in fencing, tennis, golf, gymnastics, boxing and wrestling. As a sportsman, he glorified in the great outdoors and was an expert hunter and a crack rifle shot. This love of athletics and sports George Wingate never lost. When civil war split the nation, he rendered conspicuous service to his country, serv- ing in the 22nd N.Y. Regiment as General George W. Wingate. ln later years, the General distinguished himself as a skillful lawyer, an active mem- ber ofthe Board of Education of New York, and a valued supporter of many recreational clubs and civic organizations. ln 1867, as an officer in the New York National Guard regiment, he formulated the rules for systematic rifle practice and made it a part of mili- tary instruction in this country. He was instrumental in organizing the National Rifle As- sociation of America in 1871 and was its president for 25 years. The General's greatest achievement was his helping to found the Public Schools Ath- letic League in 1903. He never lost his love for sports and strove continuously to spread the gospel of athletics and games as a means to sound health and good citizenship. To a young friend he wrote: Athletics teaches better than anything else promptness, quickness in emergencies, self-reliance, control of the temper, square dealing and determination - all those mil-ualities which will best enable you to bear yourself manfully in the great battle of i e. As president of P.S.A,L. the General worked hard to urge upon the Board of Education and local government officials the importance of providing more athletic fields, more ade- quate school yards, and more after-school centers. He rallied newspapers, athletic clubs, colleges, and universities to give their support to school athletics through trophies, awards, and scholarships. On lVlarch 22, 1928, General George Wood Wingate, lawyer, soldier, sportsman, and great civic leader, died. W MOSAIC? WHA T'S THA T? Our school yearbook gets its name from the beautiful mosaic outside the main entrance to the building by the steps. A mosaic is a unified composition created by assembling separate pieces of material. IVlosaicists of old used to' select tiny pieces of colored stones, set them close together, and give the surface a high-gloss polish to eliminate the separateness of the parts. It is an art form most distinguishable from painting. One of the reasons for the special appeal in a mosaic is that the viewer unconsciously takes an active part in the creation of the unified picture. If the viewer looks at a mosaic from a distance, he sees it as a unified whole, but upon closer inspection, he can discern the individual and unique elements each part of the design contributes to the whole. The colorful Wingate mosaic by the steps pictures the many and various courses of study and skills offered in the school. Beginning at the lower left of the mosaic, the fine arts of painting and sculpture are depicted, just beyond is a guitar symbolizing music, above, the masks of tragedy and comedy represent drama, and an open book suggest liter- ature. ln the center of the mosaic on the bottom are a saw, a hammer and a compass, stand ing for various aspects of the industrial arts, to the right of that are beakers, test tubes and charts representing the sciences, above them are a set of triangles, one inside the othe other, and alongside them is a spiral, all signifying mathematics courses. To the very upper right is a pitcher of water and somewhat below is a shape that resembles a water faucet- probably meant to signify our home arts classes. Between the pitcher and the fauce is a needle with colored cloths - representing our clothing and fashion courses. And finally in t1e lower right corner are a baseball, a football, and a baseball bat. We all know what they stand for! lf you look for yourself at our mosaic mural outside the main entrance you will probably see a great deal more too. ln the dedication section of an earlier yearbook, we likened the organization of the school to the structure of the outside mosaic: A mosaic, is a combination of different pieces of colored glass and tiles. When they are put together, they form a beautiful picture or design. Wingate is one huge mosaic. The different pieces of glass and tiles are the students, the teachers, the parents, the admin- istration, and the different clubs and teams. When these are all united, they form the Win- gate Mosaic. l r,l t I The graduating class of 19 77 also takes pride in being a part of the great Wingate IVlosaic. z'nY:m:4:s6..y.9: 1114-w1.5 sms .,l'as,:.: nailz: . ' '. ' , Ad Astra Per Ardua T0 The Stars Through Work Above is a sketch of New York City's famous Brooklyn Bridge depict ing the fireworks which were set off around it to commemorate the United States Bicentennial. On the next few pages we present pictures of people who have been known to occasionally set off a few fireworks of their own. They are of course: WINGA TE 'S FACULTY ivir. R. Leder IVIs. G. Kaplan .Sr fiQ9e' Asst. Principal - Asst. Principal - Ang'S.'Et 2t'Ye Administration Guidance Adm'mitration IVIr. L. Friedlander IVIr. S. Forman IVIs. J. Mathews Administrative Security Coordinator Dean of Cutting Assistant- Guidance THE ADMINISTRATION DEAN S Nlr. P. Becker Nr. IVI. Goldstein IVIr. N. Rabinowitz Ms. IVI. Scoletta Nlr. N. Ehrlich English Ms. A. Finkelstein Business Education IVls. J. Rota Nlr. B. Posner Fine Arts Foreign Language lVlr. L. Cooper Mathematics Nls. S. Smith Library X i it Nls. J. Reagan Science DEPARTMENT CHAIRM EN Nls. F. Smith Girls Health Ed. t i fflfl fznv '- V , V gp--H..-,, A V- ...f , ',, ' as 5' ' -r- ' 5 lVlr. Nl. Strauss Boys Health Ed. IVlr. Nl. Sukenik Social Studies lVlr. J. Siehien Industrial Arts Nlr. C. Crawford Nlusic Nls. G. Trentham Work Study Program 11 MV- A- Ab amQWltZ lVIr. S. Abramowitz Program Committee English Chairman r L -:'. 51 1r1 h 'f11r ' ffrf . Scenes of New York City appear throughout f f the book thus creating our mosaic. ABOVE is shown a small part of the many thousandg Nlr. G. Adamovitch lVlr. A. Aderer who came to N.Y. sure that the streets were Social 5fUdiGS lVl3thGm3fICS paved with gold. lVlr. C. Alexis lVlr. D. Altman lVlr. A. Archibald lVlr. S. Arnofsky Social Studies Boys Health Ed. Foreign Language Mathematics .fic 2-. , ,N i ssri ' S i A.. Nlr. R. Belena IVlr. W. Berkowitz Vlr. S. Berman Nls. J. Bernstein Industrial Arts Nlathematics , Science Social Studies 12 vm A., ., K My , ... . H 22, -,..,5,f,.. , . .1 , - ' - I 21,5 miie- .1-.,- - V W, ., Ms . H . Bloom Mathematics ,.. 2 ' E1 is 2 I in ' -1, S 'N EM: r ...lla x ef: X X.. .LE -kt Ms. M. Braverman School Psychiatrist Ms. I. Bush Business Education Mr. D. Branscum English 1: Q h .53 1 V f , -. 1 ,L r . 1 X 4, . to X I. yf' Xx l if fy. 14 1. y 1 Q? ' ss ns W D s M 3' .,.. '- W is va? t . l I ,,,,if1 ' . , ., :.f3.','i. Mr. H. Brown The Statue of Liberty in New York Bay wel Mathematics comes new arrivals to our city and was a gift from the people of France. Ms. L. Capossela Mr. R. Cappell Ms. D Carron Foreign Language English Guidance 'ff ml fm fini' N L r i 1 V Ms. A. Carter Mr. J. Castagnini Mr. D. Charak Ms. E C aret Mathematics Mathematics Science Business Education Mr. l. Cohen Science Mr. l. Cohen Social Studies M feeeic ii ,fm ' fa: 1,57- Ms. M. Cohen Mr. R. Cohen Mathematics Special Education Ms. J. Davis Girls Health Ed. Ms. M. Contreras English Academy Ms. H. Ehrlich Mr. L. Eisenberg English Mathematics 14 r 34'-1,,- . Y l 4 we lim gi Peter Minuit bought the entire island of Man hattan from the Indians for S24 worth of trin kets. He then established the Dutch settle- ment of New Amsterdam which later became the City of New York. We wonder who really got the better of the deal. l A Mr. M. DeStefano Ms. D. Early Social Studies Mathematics Ms. J. Evans Mr. R. Fein Elevator Operator Science .gli When Henry Hudson sailed the Half Moon up the river, which was later named the Hudson River in his honor, the Indians pad- dled out and traded valuable furs for cheap trinkets, knives and ornaments. Guess they never heard of Macy's. v Q .Je Ms. D. Friedkin Mr. N. Friedman English Social Studies f . f I 1W ' ., f-xx J Mr. M. Ginsberg Ms. E. Godlin Mathematics English :f4i1.' N .. i. I sss or so - 2- fy, -:sz - ,, . .. V ,N .. 3j-1j1 -',fff1zff'- ' . W at 3... ifizll A J. Rf Ms. F. Flescher Mr. A. Floyd English Spark Coordinator Mr. A. Fontek Ms. A. Freshman Science Mini School Coordinator Ms. Friedman MS. S. Fromer PhVS'CS.l'.ab Mathematics Technician Mr. G. Goldberg Ms. E. Goldenberg Industrial Arts English 'I5 lVlr. F. Goldhaber English IVls. S. Halliburton Foreign Language lVlr. E. Herr College Bound W Nls. E. Howard Reading Coordinator 16 fs'X .c ff lVls. C. Gordon ' lVlr. B. Grossberg Home Arts Science Even in the oft-forgotten borough of Rich- mond, othervvise known as Staten Island, one can find a place to spend an enjoyable after- noon. lVls. J. Hunt Ms. E. Jacobson Science Library Ms. J. Haliouah Foreign Language lVls. L. Harriott Girls Health Ed. Mr. H . Herzog Guidance Ms. J. Kalton Science Nls. G. Kanefsky Dr. H. Kanter Nls. F. Kavkewitz lIVlr. D. Kiefer English School Physician Guidance Science JW ik 1 '?7i:22 QSQSQ. .I Nmx I .' 4 J Qgy , . 1.1 S 'Fr S 'Q .qi 4' lg, iii . K .xy 'Zi 6.0 .t?J!f:1'.12. 5 xihl . t i .:'5'!!!::':. 1 if f + ' - xi ll? , Q 010, 'of . ' , SY' ' X '51, :tl U , .A . A . x 'Engl T I . ul, X M 'Y' X F , .:..llH l?' . -i Q g I ll T' l '- 'F WZ' I' NSR ' Q .17 gl. 9,5 A ro Q lui wx -2 fa .S Q Q I . in ' v-1 Ms. J. Kinard 'H if il Mr. J. Koeppel Social studies 'J Q V U English W , O ll A AN 10 vw L- OKX ...,, The Seal of the City of New York. The present seal is the same as the one adopted in 1686 except that an eagle replaced the crown ofthe Duke h IVIr. F. Kohn of York in 1664. MS- Nl. KYHVWZ College Bound English Academy Nlr. M. Kreger Nlr. H. Kupferman lVlr. H. Koral Nlr. S. Lafazan Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Lab Technician English sta Q I isfifii A ifg gsfqfjsf ' , i lil, , W1 Q1 Fifi: zsvflfiriif' - ' -, . ', Q, kkykk X S lVlr. S. Levy lVlr. R. Nlac Donald lVls. S. Nlaimouni lVls. R. lVlainer Foreign Language English Social Studies Fine Arts lVls. E. Nlanda lVIs. S. Martin lVls. E. lVIcCatty lVls. Nl. lVlcCrae English Foreign Language Guidance School Dietician E ff , --wang, fm in Q ' lVlr. R. Matayer lVlr. R. Michaels Foreign Language Science s .1 Mike the Con lVlr. L. Nlontalbano America gave itself a big birthday party last P0liCG Department Social Studies year! the highlight of which was 'Operation Sail celebrated, of course, in New York City lVlr. N. Nlontalbano Social Studies The Waldorf-Astoria Hotel at Park Ave. and 50th Street is one of the largest hotels in the world. It is 47 stories high. Nls. H. Nemirow English .-75. E H, gl ai All :ge l -J - , ' 'fir' f 5,33 x b .ig s -1' - if 'ivyf ' e - f My , f . x nllJf:.v'n4' mt-tf 4. J ' IVIr. N. Roseman Science IVIr. L. Orloff Nlr. E. Richen Science Lab Technician Mathematics 'Qi lVls. l. Nachinoff English Ms. E . O'ConnelI English IVls. Rosen Business Education lVIr. F. Ross Nls. I. Schacter lVIr. W. Scheff IVIr. J. Schnitzer Guidance English Academy Business Education Attendance Coordinator 19 Q-1 , New York's huge Municipal Building, seen inthe background, is much bigger than City Hall, seen in the foreground, where Mayor Beame has his office. Ms. R. Sloan Business Education Ms. E. Silberman English Academy Mr. H. Solovay Ms. E. Spindler Mathematics 20 Mr. B. Schwartz Boys Health Ed. Mr. W. Scheff Business Education Mr. S. Smith English Ms. B. Spivey ,fic i Mr. D. Schatzer Mathematics Mr. R. Sherman Science Mr. Soloman Wingate Prep Mr. H. Stabin Business Education Mathematics English its t roll X 2' :aa lill . . iti. , - QQQBQQ . 1 lf? . IVlr Nl Streisand lVlr R Tascandi Ms. B. Stein Business Education lVlr. L. Tucker Boys Health Ed. Ms. S. Young lVlr. IVI. Whittington Fine Arts Science Ms. R. Ziefert lllls . A. Zelenetz Guidance English English Nlathernatics lVlr. P. Walsh lVlr. G. Weinstein Boys Health Ed. College Bound Nls. Nl. Townsel Business Education Nlr. D. White Security Camera Shy Ms. Blake Nls. Blumenstein lVlr. Bozza lVlr. Chays Nls. DeAngelis Nls. Dorney lVls. Goldstein lVlr. Scharf Nlr. Spetalnick lVIs. Zaffran 21 ,l Y 7 Godspeed While we are attempting to highlight the positive aspects of New York City this year, we cannot entirely overlook the negative. Over the past few years Wingate High, along with every other school in thecity, has suffered tremendous cuts in services and personnel ln the light of this we are unhappily adding for the first, and we hope the last, time a new section to our yearbook. On the following pages we present pictures of our teachers who have left Wingate in the past year alone. Many of them were forced to leave as a direct result of the severe budget cuts. We wish them the best of luck, and thank them for the time they spent with us atWingate. Mr. J. Bandini Mr. M. Berman Ms. M. Billias Mr. J. Caplan English Business Education English Industrial Arts Ms. G. Carty Dr. L. Chernoff Mr. M. Cohen Ms. M. Corso Mathematics Music Guidance English IVlr. Divito lVlr. G. Donell Music Stock man a llllr. I. Gilbert Nls. L. Gorse Industrial Arts Girls Health Ed. Nlr. J. Janowski Ms. J. Kaplan English English Nls. J. Lederman lVls. F. Lentini Business Education Girls Health Ed lVIr. T. Dougherty English lVIr. IVI. Graff Social Studies Ms. R. Finklestein Special Education Nls. IVI. Greenberg English The Bronx is named after Jonas Bronck who bought the land from the Indians. Thousands of people used to watch the Brooklyn Dodgers play not far from Wingate. 23 .J I Mr. G. Lerner Ms. C. Mertuta Business Education English g fiii fl , fl All Hll W Bi . fl The Empire State Building on 34th Street in Manhattan is 102 stories high. ls that a LAgEe?'n hlimsggge monkey climbing up the side? g g Ms. L. Pecorara Mr. C. Pepper Mr. C. Pfeffer Science English Business Education Ms. S. Shanfvin Mr. K. Stern MY- G- V993 English College Bound BOYS Health Ed- 24 Mr. J. Newman Foreign Language Mr. A. Rappaport Industrial Arts Ms. M . Walker Music Gag? 6 '34 9 i , is of l 5. V .fl G Fond Remembrances Wingate was great! We all had new experiences and met many new friends. We learned much in our four years here, and now we walk away with a whole new outlook on things. We saw our teach- ers, classmates and friends in different ways while struggling through the jungle of rooms, through which we shall reach our ultimate goals. lt's very heartbreaking now that we have come to the end of our high school career, but now we go on. Each time l read this passage I shall remember you Wingate and all you did for me. Annette James 4, ., i .'M'sf, ,V 31 X it LZ' 5 P iiift t ,ta 'X kg ,.-k k L . mu Hsu y fu 42 -..-r ,M FIR! aw N -S '1 'V ,-. N--.N KM ... Ax g M , X , -1- 'Pwy . INN I nfw, ft 5 ' : ' ' yw - , fflpkilfkfi fnf 4 f f af fn .,,-A Q Y 5528 3 --.......+, '43, - 1 M? ,JA ' ' x I fi K . 0'J'r' 4 A9 i il is RY 7 My A335 i Y Aff fQk'i S 29 sw- I 1 dmv. 'V 5 a ig. Q ,.. 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This farewell is not only a goodbye among friends on graduation day,.,but it is a farewell to a part of our lives and a life-style that can only be relived in our imaginations and memo- ries. It is a farewell to the unity of togetherness of school life and the meeting place of our adolescence. lt is a farewell to the community of students, teachers and classrooms, a farewell to friendships that are immortal and priceless, a farewell to teams, clubs and ac- tivities, it is a farewell to Wingate High School. But for every ending, there is a new beginning. And so we go from farewell to greet- ings! Greetings to a new life of adventure! Greetings to a world that will test our indepen- dence! There is college or business and careers. We no longer observe life, but now we face an important decision - making and goal-setting. And so with a tear in our eye, as well as with this note of hope and excitement, we bid a fond farewell to our friends, our teachers and our adolescent selves - and move on to new worlds and new adventures. -- The Mosaic '77 Staff s ., 43 a if Q at .ll Wingate High not only offers the finest in educational programs and facilities, but also a large selection of clubs, teams and act- ivities from which students may choose to join the ones they are most interested in. On the next few pages we present pictures of many of these groups. A STUDENT GUVERNMENT JV Student Union Offcers Calor Guard lan Carterp S.U. Pres., Valerie Youngy . . S U V P Sandra Mccleann Forum Ralph Perrme, John Canady, Gaul Young Leaoler,'Tof1e Nloss, Senior Cflass Pres., Kevin Jefferson Dawn Petwayp Senior Class V.P. Student Union 0fj7ce Staff Nlr. H. Brown and lVlr. J. Castagnini HONOR SOCIETIES Arista IVls. F. Flescher Honor Service League Ms. S. Nlaimouni SECRETARIES AND AIDES College Bound lVlr. Weinstein, lVls. Kavekewitz, lVlr. Kohn, lVlr. 0'Hanlan, lVls. Spivey, Nls. Stuckey, NIS. Eady Integrated Bilingual Ed. IVIS. Foley, Nls. Capposela, Nls. Stampler, lVlr. Nlatayer, IVIS. Zelenetz ,rrw-K E Secretarial Staff lVls. Iskol, lVls. Dym, Ms. Goldstein, IVIS. Clark, Nls. Siegel, Nls. Esterson, Nls. Lipson GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Guidance Staff Nlr. H. Herzog, Nlr. E. Herr, Ms. E. IVlcCatty, IVIS. J. Bernstein, NIS D. Carron, IVlr. L. Eisenberg, Mr. F. Kohn CStandingD Ms. P. Iskol, Nls. G. Kaplan, Ms. F. Kavkewitz, IVls. A. Zelenetz. MEDICAL College Offce Staff IVIS. E. IVIc Catty, IVIr. H. Herzog SER VICE CLUBS Library Squad IVIS. S. Smith and lVIs. E. Jacobson Homework Helpers lVlr. L. Friedlander and lVlr. J. O'Hanlan .Le-J People helping people. e91 PE RF ORM I A dio- Visual Q S uad NI S Berman WWIN B lVIr.C.C fd NG CULTURAL CLUBS C Hatian Club lVlr. R. IVIetayer West Indian Club Nlr. J. Casfagnini SCIENCE LABS Bio Lab Chem Lab PROGRAMS, SECURITY AND SPARK Program Committee iVIr. A. Abramowitz Coordinator Security Officers IVIr. S. Forman Coordinator Spark and Wingate Unity IVIr. A. Floyd Coordinator CUS TUDIAL AND CAFE TERIA STZIFFS Custodial Staff Cafeteria Staff Cafeteria Squad PUBLI CA TIUN ff I 4, CL., .Q-4' . J , n , f::.:1- R I lx '- vf I !!'... ... IVIr. S. Berman ,4 ix My I aa 6 XX ? X 1 J X X Mr. D. Branscum 1 lx 19 ectvung '4-G Nls I Nachinoff WINGATE WORLD 2? ff ff 7-gf X, X NX5WW - , fiom , gr . ly X! bifii' 'f x ff Adi Q44 fisgnj' J ' 71.9.6 1 U, wif . . f, ,!g,iaQ.-1m,-Qffgw f Qf S l f il' If ,, A ,mf -f ,Vw-?'51Qi:S ' 5 ww,1,wb -N. 2z22QJi -Q f- ,f 1 , .3 f My Li.. ff If ff y X W if 1' v Y l r ..-fi ..f , e W ,,..., l- .,3gu r 1 'Y N A! QL , .. Q. ,k Q . x....f T, , K N, 1 i 5 321 ' if Swimming Team Bowling Team E -Q 'U 5 2. an :- E -Q E CD f ' T Q3 : cn uw W M 'MIA - mi Fencing Team ' W il' I ,:-v- 4- IVIr. G. Adamovich -'J' ' Handball Team Tennis Team Nlr. P. Walsh IVIr. H. Brown Gob' Team Cross Country lVlr. D. Altman U ,lynx J, l f . 'V-fwiii-La l 5 ' Track Team Baseball Team lVlr. D. Altman lVlr. L. Tucker Soccer Team Games Club lVlr. L. Tucker lVlr. J. O Hanlon X BIG RED E Nlr. N. Rabinowitz . W , j f, W xx Q K 1 XX X, X T 'W THE GENERALS lVIr. IVI. Goldstein CHEERLEADERS AND BOOSTERS f-5 4 H , Wu Yr Q' ,. 'dui' ,Mg .1-av' My , 1 ,,, ,, . , F W!! 6 4 wwf, V Q I .U 1:1- ,K , .Q ' f f .pn I . ii I f -152 FT:-, W. , 4- 972: f 'W' : as ' Z n :'- V Q3 gt! Z5 gg: rl!! if :ffl 1' I 'r ' ' ll. .1 a iff' 'MO .f,l wa' gfrf :LEA ff J'-za ff -'x fx! H' :Hi il W z M F1 PRA GIRLS VOLLEYBALL if I n d L! QJ IVIS. L. Harriott SN IVIr. M. Streisand IVlr. E. Richen Mr. J. 0'HanIan X fi OO? NV f'S4'7 Q v 9 Wm gQ,45f 11 X U J! Seven is a lucky number. Therefore, a double helping of good luck must be in store forthe graduates of '77, Recall happy mem- ories of lucky, carefree days when you look back upon the pictures of your friends at Wingate. ft, 'm A ,A, f-A VIVIENNE AI-I-EN ADAMS CAROL ADAMS GRACE ADAMS MARGARETTE ABRAHAMS C0H99e' Student Union mem- -college- ADOLPHE West Indian Club ber: Cheerleader Hatian Club member: Modern -college- -college- Dancep Student Union Representative -college- FRANZ ALBERTINI RIQUET ALCENAT -college- 56 'C C z P - 02. . Q ,T r,rr., ,nv 2 1 A , ,I JEAN ALCIDE VINCENT MARCIA ALFRED -college- -college- ALEJANDRO -college- -college- MARIE ARMAND SHERYL ALLEYNE LUSHINGTON GISELLE ALNIONOR C0He9e- -college- ALLWOOD -college- Band -college- Here at our sea-washed sunset gates shall stand JENNIFER ANDERSON A mighty woman with a torch, whose flame Is -college- the imprisoned lightning, and her name Mother of Exiles. - Emma Lazarus VALERIE ANDREWS College Bound Pro- gram: Student Union Member: West Indian Club Member -college- JA ME S ANTOINE -college- MARLENE ANTOINE WANS ANTOINE FRITZ F. ARGILAGOS LINDA ARRINGTON ANTHONY ATKINS -college- College Bound Pro- Soccer Team: Volley- -college- -college- gram: Soccer Team ball Team -Business- -college- RONOLD AUGUSTE EDWIN AVILA-CRUZ VERONICA BACCHUS VALERIE BAIN REGINA BANNERMAN Soccer Team -college- College Bound -college- -college- -college- -college- 1 X1 c l T h-.xXh A FRANKLIN GEORGE H. BAPTISTE PAT BAPTISTE GENEVIEVE BARJON DEBORAH BANNISTER -college- -college- -college- BARNFIELD Science Lab Squad -college- -college- E -,1-:. F 'L T . , - - c 2 AAA LEROY BARRETT Rockerfeller Center with lights aglow during VELDA BARROW BERNATEAU Play Production Christmas time. Look closely to see the skaters! Guidance Office: BARTHELEMY -college- Clerical Staff -college- -college- CHERYL BEAMON Senior Leader -college- 58 JASMINE BEATTY Arista member: Home- work helpers: College Bound: Guidance of- fice staff: Student Union Member GENNIE BEAUMONT Engineer, WWIN: Audio- Visual squad: Ass't. editor, Wingate World: Senior Leader: Twirler CAROL BENAIN JUDITH BENAIN -college- -college- GEORGE BENSON JOCELYN BERNARD GENEVA BEST MARVIN BEST -college- -college- Dance Program -college- -college- , , vw N ANDREA BLACK TREVLIN BLACKMAN -college- Soccer Team -college- SHARON BIGGS Dancing Club: Fencing Team: Unity Club Treasurer: Student Union Representative -college- Washington Square Arch in Greenwich Village. PAUL BLAIR Senior Band: Class Musician: Handball Team: Stage Band: S.U. Member -college- ROBERT BLAKE CYNTHIA BLOUNT Audio-visual Squad: -college- WWIN Radio engineer -college- A4413 BERTRAND BONNICK IRIS BONILLA Regents Scholarship -college- winner: S.U. Member: Runner-up - Century III: Leadership -college- fl 811 I ,I L A? THERESE BOUYER -college- 59 ' X j PEGGY Bowen f W ' Booster: Chorus: stu- ' dent Union Member -college- DENISE BOWMAN Play Production -college- WENDY BOYD -college- N Yi? . X -av - ,yr I ,fl ,f U VVV,, V 131 , K if 6 x Q j ,ff x N I . Ie- 5 f 1 1 b l I ar ff lf-!W'?., , u' V' -5' fa K dbx MARIE SOEURETTE BOYER Teacher's assistant: Secretarial assistant: Official Class secre- tary: Hatian Club member -college- T, DELANO BOGLE SANDRA BRACKETT MARIE BRADLEY SELWYN BRERETON -college- -college- -college- Play Production -college- .Xxx EMMILEE BRIGGS CAROLE BRISARD ANGIE BROWN BARRINGTON BERNARD BROWN Library Aide: Board of College Bound: Hatian Play Production BROWN -college- Education Club Secretary -college- -college- -college- -college- 60 v4. 7, 1 GEORGE BROWN JANIS BROWN KATHY BROWN SANDRA BROWN WILLIAM BROWN -college- -college- -college- -college- Track Team -Armed Forces- X ' Y f X A X K' W xi K 15, an PATRICK BRUDENT LISA BURNS VERLYN BURNS ALICE BRISSETT LEROY BUTLER -college- Jr. Class President, 75- Honor Service League: -college- -college- 76: Mosaic Staff Cheerleader: Senior member: Student Leader: Gymnastics Union staff: Dance club club: Booster -college- -college- LNCVV' ,N E R1 H fill, f will G PRISCILLA BUTLER SOPHIA BUTLER BARBARA BYFIELD Senior Leader, Stu- College Bound College Bound: Stu- dent Counselor -Business- dent Union member -college- -college- 3 :aff if' ,Sw ' A Tik fi -f' f ,.-.sew -W me f,1swe,,:- fa 5 ' i as fa, Q :A ia ' we X 4- 51: f X-3 fi Sn Q! Et 5 Eli Et 3 t xr QM -' , 'V - - . s'2gaa.iz it R -2 One of the soldiers to whom the arch in Grand Army Plaza is dedicated is, of course, General George Wood Wingate. Swimming Team Cap- tain: Member, Base- ball Team: College Bound Program -Armed Forces- CARLOS CABRERA ROSALIND CADLETT ROSLYN CALLENDER -college- -college N wx gg ,.., 1 rii- 1 6 ggi Si - . is SHARON CALLENDER ORVILLE CAMPBELL JOHN CANADY FRANSCIA CANDIO MARIE MICHELE College Bound mem- -college- Audio-Visual Squad: Hatian Club CANDIO ber: West Indian Club Color Guard: Stage -college- -college member: S.U. mem- Lighting: Station ber: Tennis Team Manager, WWIN: S.U. -college- Member -college- CAROLYN CAPERS WANDA CARDONA APRIL CARRY IAN CARTER BENJAMIN CASIAS -college- -Armed Forces- -college- Mr. Wingate: Mosaic -college 62 Staff: S.U. Office Staff: Leadership -college- MARILYN CAYENNE Boosters Captain: Arista: Senior Leaders: College Bound Pro- gram -college- EUNONE CEAN S Arista -college- ANTHONY CHAPMAN -college- R cr e u fe oiii LONZO CLANCY -college- BEVERLY CHARLES Booster: Library Squad -college- .. ffl R JACINTO DEBORAH CHANGKIT NESTOR CHAPARRO CHALLENGER Senior Leader: Stu- Mosaic Staff -college- dent Union member -college- -Armed Forces- GEMMA CHARLES CARMEN CHERENA CHARLES CHERRY -college- Volleyball Team: -college- Teacher's Ass't. -college- NEL LIE CLARK -college- CLAUDIA CLARKE Brooklyn's Prospect Park is one of the world's -college- largest and most beautiful. In the snow it is even more beautiful. 63 if I .. 4 if . ei 51. 3 l iff. FRANKLIN CLARKE BETHY CLEOPHAT ANGELLA COLE VIOLET COLE BARRY COLEMAN -college- Homework Helpers Booster: Cheerleader Track Team -college- -college- -college- -college- f is FRANCE CONDE YVES CONDE TRISTE CORDICE A -college- -Business- College Bound Pro- w - gram: Booster-Twirler, I 3 f ,. Captain: S.U. Repre- ' I f sentative: Senior 3 ie Leaders: English Office 'A S, Staff -college- VIVECA CRAWFORD ANNA CRICK FRANCISCO CUEVAS MEZLINE STEVE CUNNINGHAM Student Union mem- Assistant Principal's -college- CUNNINGHAM -Armed Forces- ber: West Indian Club Office: Student aid: College Bound member After school Business -college- -college- Machines Program -Business- 64 ERMINE CUPID GRACE CUSH Modern Dance Club: Plab' PY0dUCfi0I'li Pal'- College Bound Pro- ticipant, Acting Con- gramp S.U. member test -college- -college- CHARMAINE DAVIES Wingate World: Busi- ness Editor -college- l DAWN DAVIS SHEILA DAVIS -college- -college- WARREN DAVIS DEBBIE DEANS MILAGROS DELGADO -college- -college- Wittiest Senior -college- 119' 'ir X. is i FRANTZ DENIS GEORGETTE DEPASS MOISE DESROCHES JOHN DESIR -college- -college- -college- -college- MA R Y SE DESIR Student Union Representative -college- 65 RACHELLE DESIR PHILIP DEWAR KENNETH DILLON ELLEN DIXON JENNIFER DIXON Hatian Club member Aviation Program,Cap- -coIlege- -college- Honor Service League: -college- tain: Audio-Visual Medical Explorers: Li- Squad member brary Squad: Modern -college- Dance: Homework Helpers -college- BRUCE DOUGLAS PIERRE DUCLOS MARYSE DUPLAN DONNA DYER SAMUEL ECHIPARE Music Club: Math -college- -college- Mosaic Staff Swimming Team Cap- Team -college- tain: College Bound -COlle9e- Program -Armed Forces- 6 M P . or' 34 ix-?Te Fez sci-oo'-1 il- f -AQZEE--A 5 1 A ' X f d D, Q -iff-: , 7 ' :sri ,f Q1 l i! ' K L , 9 L ia I M 66 SOLANGE EDOUARD CARLYLE EDWARDS PAUL ELIAS -coIlege- -college- Arista member -college- CDQTTO sci-LCOL QUKCKJ O2 QLS-Q 'I L . Q 5 S2 U71 fe ,V X , , 7 I '-- F 1' . QTEK J -s ,,, ROBIN ELLERBY PHILIP ELLIS CHERYL EMERY Cheerleader: Dance -college- -college- Clubj Fashion Show participant: Class President: Best dressed senior -college- ' - is 1 KETTLY ETIENNE MARIE ETIENNE ANTOINE EUSTACHE TERRENCE FARREL NICKIE FARROW -college- -college- -college- Track Team: Football -college- Teamg Bio Lab Squad -college- .4 T I y 'A 'Y CHRISTINE FAUSTIN DUANE FELDER ROSE FEQUIERE DONNA FERGUSON CHERYL FINDEY -college- -college- S.U. Representative: -college- -college- Volleyball Team -college- RAYMOND FLEARY Student Union Repre- sentative: Bio Lab Squad: Class President: Honor Service League -college- MARIE FLORESTAL -college- ROGELIO FODERINGHAM Football Team: S.U. Rep.: Class President: Fencing Team -Air Force- ,,. COLLIN FORBES TANYA RENEE FORD Medical Explorers -college- -college- HORACE FRANK ABOVE: The Brooklyn Museum, the site of many DARLENE FRANKLIN Arista! Cafeteria Class trips. -college- Squad: S.U. Rep.: So- cial Studies Office Squad: Senior Band -college- CHANNITA FRASER Arista: Homework Helpers: Spectrum: S.U. member: College Bound -college- RENEA FRAZIER VALERIE FULTON LORENZO FUNCHES DEMMARI GARCIA Cheerleader: Senior -college- -colIege- Cheerleader: S.U. Leader: S.U. Rep. member -colIege- -college- 68 ,f BEVERLY GARDNER Program Office Squad: S.U. member: Senior Leader -college- ERIC GARDNER -college- SHARON GARDNER JACQUELINE GASKIN S.U. Rep.: Library Squad: Tennis Team: Spectrum: Medical Careers Club -college- -college- EMMANUEL GELIN Fencing Team: Base- ball Team: Track Team -college- DEBBI GEORGE Senior Leader: Col- lege Bound Program: S.U. member -college- DAVID GIBBS II MARGARET GILL In New York's Chinatown, it's the Year of the SANDRA GILMORE -Armed Forces- -college- Snake. -college- iqg ' V .xg HP? .. g, I MAXINE GISCOMBE CYNTHIA GLASS MARTHE GLEMAUD JANETTA GORDON YVETTE GORDON -C0lle9e- -college- -college- -college- Wingate Unity Secre- tary: Honor Service League: Arista: Home work Helpers: S.U. Rep. -college- 69 5? , iff U2 ll- X f K M , 'll IT gl W1 lbw! H f 'X fjvf ll 1 ll fl I I ff 'R K ll ' -f- -fx -Q SIX, 'f 9 fy MYRTHA GRANDU f S.U. Rep.: Teacher's Ass't.: C lass S ecretary: Volunteer worker: Kings County Hospital -Travel- X f?Sf' ef ' if K 1. PIERRE GRANVILLE ROBERT GRAY -college- -college- 'n. DORINE GREGORY LINDA ANNETTE JANICE GRIFFITH SOLANGEL GRIFFITH MARCIA GUNN Library Squad GRIFFIN Arista: Spectrum: S.U. -college- College Bound: Boost -college- College Bound: Most Staff: Medical Careers er? T9l1I1iS Team! 5-U Versatile Senior: Club Staff Dance Club: Fashion -college- -college- Show -college- l.., ' lfi I ., l 4' ig S ' Iflss X figl Zr 043, , I I in JAMES GRISWOULD PAUL GRIZLE -college- -college- 70 LOURDES GUZMAN PATRICIA GARRETT DWIGHT GADDY College Bound: Bowl- -college- -college- ing Team -college- DEBRA HAILEY BETTY HALL VANESSA HARGETT DEBBIE HARRIS JASMINE HARRIS Wingate World Report- -college- Tennis Team Manager: -college- -college- eri 5el1i0I' Band! NIO- Arista: Spectrum: Sail! Staff: Tef1niS Band: Honor Service Team League -colle9e- -college- MAXINE HARRISON SHELLEY HARVEY JANICE HAWKINS LEILA HAWKINS , egg- : Q: L 'l,: - ,Q f- 1 KAREN HAYNES Arista: Honor Service: Bowling Team: S.U. S.U. Representative -college- Volleyball Team: Bio Cheerleader Co-cap- Rep. -college- Lab Squad: Honor tain: Senior Leader: -college- Service League: Re- Dance Club gents Scholarship Win -college- ner -college- RCA? THAT I V Cl6A9il'TE . P: 4 CHRIS HENDERSON PATRICIA HENRY YVELIE HERNANDEZ 4 1 -college- Booster: Twirler: Sen- -college- 55 ior Leader: S.U. Rep. -college- 71 , - --- 5 is P QA if Q-dva jigfka-Liv .P' PORTIA HICKSON JACKIE HIGHSMITH SHERISE HILL I -college- Senior Leader: Dancer Volunteer, Downstate: Q w U -colIege- Medical Center: Li- gf , f f? Zn ' if L I M mi ni! 1 I' , YIM i f f liiff it 101 ' ii 'f 'i 'f STANLEY HILL NOEL HINDS GEORGE HINES TONI HINTON -college- -college- -college- -college- brary Squad -Business- FRANCIS HISLOP Varsity Soccer: Win- gate World: Arista -college- if W ge 5 A I NUBIA HODGSON ROHAN HOPE PAUL HORAN DIANE HOWARD MELVIN HOWARD Future Teachers Club: -college- -college- -colIege- -college- Bowling Team -college- 72 DELORES HUDSON ROXANNE HUMPHREY JOYCE HUNTER LENORA HUNTER ELAINE HYDE -college- -college- Play Production -college- Medical Explorers Club -c0lle9e- -college e use v N 3 5 xf ii XE? 1 TTL!! f ir MORLEEN HYLTON JOSETTE HYPPOLITE West Indian Club: S.U: -college.. member: College Bound Office Squad -college- WILFRED HYPPOLITE -college- 1,-LA, ,qi GREGG INGRAM Bowling Team: Base- ball Team: Program Office: Senior Band -college- W M. T , 1 BRYANT ISAACS ANNETTE JAMES -college- Mosaic Business Ed.: Track Team Capt.: Honor Service League: Best Girl Athlete -college- DEBRA JAMES Basketball Team: Li- brary Squad: Mixed Chorus: Guitar Club: S.U. member -college- HORACE INNIS S -college - 'I'-Q23 HIE Z3 -51.141221 iii? - Y FRANK JAMES Football team: Swim- ming Team: Sparky Wingate Unity: S.U. Rep. -college- ORWIN JAMES PATRICK JAMES MONA JEAN MARGARET JEAN PAUL -COHGQG' college college College Bound Dance EVENS JEANTY -college- MARIE JESSIE JEANTY KEVIN JEFFERSON College Bound: Li- brary Squadp Future Teachers Club -college- ei 5 ..s KIM JEFFERS JEFF JEROME JEAN JOHN MARIE JOHN BENJANIN JOHNSON -college- 74 -college- College Bound college college DERVIN JOHNSON ESSEX JOHNSON LEVINA JOHNSON LISA JOHNSON ALBERTE JOLICOEUR -college- Senior Band, A-V -college- Student Union Member Arista Squad, Basketball -college- -college- Team -college- gur mM ITS ouul Ffksr Refaef zJH?D.'.' 'l S mar il- PARNEL JOLY SONIA JONES CALVIN JORDAN -college- -college- -college- ARMAND JO SEPH -college- S M -A :.. we - gf a i S r,l, Aeee DORIS JOSEPH ALISON JULIEN RONALD KEELING SANDRA KEMP College Bound Pro- -Armed Forces- -college- -college- gram -college- 75 SHERWYN KILKENNY OSELENE KING RAWLE KING ANTHONY LaFON -college- -college- -college- -college- NESTOR LANDRON -college- . ' 1 1 QS X5 . 76 ' o l.'!lm: LEE LAI Oriental Club: Bowling Team: Student Union Member -college- CHUN-CHEE LAU MARIE LaVACHE ROSLYN LEE RONALD LEGGETTE WWIN3 Voted Most -college- -college- -college- likely to succeed: Mo- siac Staff: Arista: Re- gents Scholarship win- ner -college- MIRIELLE LesPINASE BEATRICE LEWIS MICHELLE LEWIS -college- -college- -college- szlqm, ' 5 liek- g f J X , .T ,, ' 9, nf f , ' I' , w s + , 0 , : -A W ll Y L41-xfyfx-, S.-N-xl. LOCKSLEY LINDO PAULETTE LINDO EDWARD LLUBERES -college- -college- -college- f R lbs if fl T' 7? , .A 0 .5 FRANCINE JEFFREY LONG MARIE LOUIS THERESA LUCAS ARTHUR LUDD LOMBARDO Senior Band: Chorus: -college- Class President: Tennis -college- -college- Bowling Team Team: Volleyball -college- Team -college- QUEEN LUNDY OSCAR MALCOLM JOSETTE MARCELIN EDYTHE MARCELLE Girl's Baseball Team Mosaic Staff photogra- -college- Senior Leader: Col- -college- pher: Wingate World: lege Bound : Chess Club: Arista -college- Member -college- CECILIA MARTINEZ V.P. Honor Service League: Arista: Mosaic Staff: Volleyball Team: WWIN -college- 77 W ,Y X MARY MARTINEZ COLIN MASON DALE MASON MARTHE MATHIEU LYNDA MAYNARD -college- Scenic Designer -college- Volleyball Team -college- -coIlege- -college- -i CONNIE MCLEAN HERMAN Mc CLEAN SHAWN MCCLENDON MICHELLE McCOY DARLENE MCDEAN -college- -college- -college- -college- -college- 11 , ll I l I 11 LEON McELROY DAVID McGLADSHEN YVONNE McGOWAN -college- -college- Pres. West Indian Club V.P. Wingate Unity: Voted Ms. Personality: S.U. member -college- The West Side Highway before it started to fall apart! Glland Central Station EVERALD MCGREGOR LENNOX MCKNIGHT SONIA McKOY -college- -college- Arista: Spectrum: Col lege Bound Program -college- f 'f CAROL McMAHON GREG McNEILL ROBIN McWHORTER YOSELIN MENDEZ MARIE ANGE -colle9e- Football Team -college- WWIN7 Mosaic Staff METELLUS -college- -college- -college- .. Q Q JOEL MILO,RD ANNETTE MILLER DONNA MILLER MANUEL MIQUI TIM MITCHELL Soccer Team College Bound -college- -college- Captain, Bowling -college- -college- Team -college- 79 W MARGARETTE MOISE HENOLD MONEREAU EVENS MONPEROUS WAYNE MONSANTO ALLAN MOORE -coIlege- Senior Band -college- -college- -Navy- Armed Forces- , 1 . VENETIA MOORE Trash in vacant lots like this one makes an ex- JOSEPH MORGAN THERESA MORRIS WWIN Radio: Future cellent breeding place for NewYork's mascot, -college- -college- Teachers Club: Twlrl- Rats! er: Math Office -college- GERALD MORRISON TOYE MOSS -college- Senior Class President: - Wingate Unity Presi- R dent: Golf Team: Lab Squad: Spark Leader- ship 80 -college- Mx DONOVAN MUIR A-V Squad: WWin en- gineer: Soccer Team: West Indian Club -college- ANDY MUNGO VICTOR MUNOZ -coIlege- Swimming Team -college- RUS SEL MIDDLETON ROBERT BARBARA MULLEN DIANNE MUNDY ANGELA NARCIS SE -college- MIDDLETOWN -college- -college- West Indian Club: 'C0lle9e- Senior Leader -college- IVO NASH HARLY NICOLAS Radio City Music Hall is the largest theater ln FREDERICK NOEL -Armed Forces- -college- the world. -college- L g l ' Hb -lt lt,t 5 ttrla' 4 Fa Q ll I T C L 1 f il . l v 5573? 5 'C 5' ' Leafs .555-': I ,W - WINSTON NURSE AUDREY NEDD DOROTHY NEWTON FRANCES OBEDA -college- -college- -Business- Arista: College Bound: Honor Servlce League -college- l EZARD O'BRIEN Football Team: Bas- ketball Team: Chess Club: West Indian Club -college- 81 f - , , -- ffxxh A QNQES I MICHAEL O'CONNOR FRANTZIE OLIVIER WERNHER OLIVIER Soccer Team Captain Student Union member Mosaic Staff -college- -college- -college- A Q AIDA OQUENDO NATHALIE ORCEL DEREK ORR LOUISE ORR JOHN OVERSTREET Arista member: S.U. -colIege- -college- -college- -college- memberg College Bound -college- P 'sw- VANESSA PARKER MARGARET GEORGE PASCUE CLAUDE PAS SAVOIR JEAN PAUL Class Pres.: S.U. PARKINSON -colIege- -C0lle9e- A-V Squad! Social member: Handball College Bound Studies Office Staff Team -college- -college- -college- B2 DEBORAH PEOPLES MIGDALIA PEREZ KENNY PERKINS -college- Arista Girl-Leader: Senior Band Homework Helpers, -college- Honor Service League, S.U. Staff -college- RALPH PERRINE Mosaic Staff: A.V. Squad: Bowling Team: Chess Club: Color Guard -Pre-Law- ERIC PERRY -college ' Q.a DEBORA PERRY PEACOLA PETERSON DAWN PETWAY ERICK PHILIPPEAUX JERMAINE PHILLIPS Mosaic Staff: Student S.U. member: Class Senior Class Vice- -college- -college Union member Rep.: Teacher's Ass't. Pres.: Senior Leader: -Business- -college- Booster Captain: S.U. Staff: College Office Staff -college- er: Senior Leader: S.U. Rep.: Voted Ms. Wingate -college- n ' 1 ar' l IX SHEILA PIERCE JEAN PIERRE MARGARET PIERRE S.U. Secretary: Boost- -college- -college- l 83 5 4.,l Lx--Sal , . 9 W, . - -f 2 Y K ,- ' x, x K ,j -EW PAULA PIERRE STEPHEN PIERRE SUZAN PIERRE -college- Student Union mem- Student Union member ber: Senior Band -college- -college- MARIE PIERREMONT TERESA PIGFORD INGRID PILGRIM CAROL PINTO FRANCOIS PITTS -college- -college- -college- Twlrler: Library Wingate Unity: Col- Squad: West Indlan lege Bound: Golf Club: College Bound Team Program -college- -college- JEAN POLYNE RODNEY POPE DANIEL PRATT -college- Mosaic Staff Artist: -college- Chess Team: Winner Art Contest: S.U. member -college- 84 MYRTLE PRIMUS Arista: Spectrum: Modern Dance: Or- chestra: Band -col lege- ALBERTO PUNNETT -college- MERLE QUASHIE CHERYL RAGIN JOHNNY RAMOS AVALINE REID CONSTANCE REID Track Team College Bound: Future Arista: Bowling Team: -college- Bowling team: Tennis -Armed Forces- Teachers: Manager After-School Occupa- Team: Chem Lab.: Audio-Visual: Senior tional Skills: Program S.U. Staff Leader Office Staff -college- -college- -college- . A x s l N MARCIA REID KARLIE BES SIE RIDLEY THEODORE RIOS HUMBERTO RIVERA -college- RICHARDSON Modern Dance Club Bowling Team man- -college- -college- -college- ager -college- I' I .. , I JAVIER RIVERA DENISE ROBERTS DEBRA ROBERTSON DELORES PALMER ROSEMARIE POPLEY -college- -college- -college- -college- 'COUGQG' 85 NELSON ROBINSON LESLIE ROCK DEBORAH RODNEY LETECIA RODRIGUEZ SUSAN ROUSE Bowling Team: Stu- -college- -college- Mosaic Staff dent Union member -college- -college- Junior Leader: S park -college- CYNTHIA RUCKER MARIE SAJOUS VIVIANE SAJOUS Modern Dance Club -college- Arista -college- -college- VEXCELIA SAMUEL BARBARA ANTHONY -colIege- SATCHELL SATTERWHITE -college- Office Assistant -college- 86 CHARMAINE SCOTT Tennis Team: West In- dian Club: Volleyball: S.U. member -college- LEANORA SCOTT -college- MICHAEL SCOTT Track Team, Student Union member - -Business- f i if kg K Q .. - . ,z zf c --J PAMELA SCOTT Volleyball Team Cap- tain, Spectrum, Medi- Leadership cal Explorers, S.U. member -college- KEVIN SEALY YOLANDA SEGURE LANIEL SEJOUR Unity Club: Wingate -Armed Forces- QM: Nazi is -college- -college- Sr I ELIZABETH SHADE Volunteer Downstate Medical Center: Li- brary Aide Bd. of Edu- cation -Business- lui SEKULLA -Business- CYNTHIA SHAMBLEY JOSEPHINE SHARPE -college- -college- I A fi ANASTASIA CHANTAL SEPTIMUS JOHN SERVOSS -college- -college- X LANCE SHAW MICHAEL SHAW College Bound -college- -college- . .su :pg STEVEN SHAW REGINA SHELTON KENNETH SIMMS WILLIAM SIMMONS LOUISA SIMON A-V Sound Engineer: -college- -college- Voted Best Athlete: Attendance Monitor: Bicentennial Scholars: Football Team Cap't.: College Bound Honor Service: Pro- S.U. Rep.: Spark: -college- gram Off.: Library WWIN Squad -college- -college- X MILTON SINCLAIR SHARON SINCLAIR GRACE SINGLETARY GEOFFREY SMALL MILROY SMALL ini -Armed Forces- -college- Senior Leader: Modern Body Building: Gym- -college- Dance: S.U. member nastics -college- -college- ,fi A .x I ,A W.. :Q zg5'1,+ ' Wi m. a gg, :X I?'l X B ya 5 , ' ' .L cm ii DONNA SMITH IONIE SMITH MARCIA SMITH Booster Basketball: Volleyball: -college- -college- Handball -Armed Forces- 88 A x Ml ., ? u if 'A 1 iff I 1 - I Q KT Ll 54? Hof gQ0Q?Z?7Q 'YK 'H' Yi if gf 'ik X ,V 'mf ' N ' me gi N x V 3 E NM Y ' J MICHAEL SMITH PAULENE SMITH LENORA SOBERS -college- -colIege- -college- ! fi ,- ,,,,..-f' F STEVE SOLOMON DONOVAN STAPLES LITA STEED GAMAR STEPHEN JOAN STEWART -colIege- Track Team: West In- Honor Service League: -college- -college- dian Club S.U. Rep.: Library -college- Squad: WWIN: Hand- ball -college- SONIA STEWART ILFRANDT ST. RACHAEL STROMAN SANTA STROMAN MARIE SYLVESTRE Student Gov't. FLEUR -college- Senior Leader: Col- College Bound Pro- -coIlege- Arista Member lege Bound: Voted gram -coIlege- Member Most Popular -college- Pair of Students -Business- DONOVAN TATE JULIA TAYLOR SYLVIA TAYLOR WAYNE TAYLOR YVONNE TAYLOR -college- -college- -college- Arista: Track Team: Arista: Twirlerf Boost West Indian Club er: S.U. Rep -college- -college- BERNADETTE THAM CARLOS THOMAS DWIGHT THOMAS NEAL THOMAS VERA THOMAS -college- Sr. Band: College Baseball Team, Bas- Bio Lab Squad -college- Bound: S.U. Member ketball Team -college- -college- - College - l HUGO TODD CHARLES TORBERT SQLKIRA TORRES Usher Basketball Team -Business- college- -college- New York City circa. 1890 90 IV lf g! gf ,Z !, Ag r f LINDA TOUS SAINT -Business- The New York Stock Exchange on Wall Street is the money center of the world. JENNIFER TULLOCH Student Union mem- ber: Teacher's Ass't. -college- K- 5 W'k- L sl I Ani . QF ,.,. , Ex S 5 H or I Eff I 'ix ' MI L LI CENT VanHORNE Volleyball Team -college- FL. Q-.HC 3 ANDRE TRENT DENNIS TURNER -college- -college- WILHEMINA VAUGHN LUZ VELASQUEZ -college- Foreign Language Of- fice Staff -college- SHEENA TOWNSEND Senior Leader: Medi- cal Explorers: Gymnas- tics: College Bound: S.U. Rep. -college- , 'iri LAURA TUCKER -college- SONIA VALENTIN DENTON VALENTINE -college- -college- BES SIE VELEZ Arista Sec'y!Treas.: Honor Service League: Library squad: Fenc- ing: College Bound -college- BRYAN WALKER Soccer Team: Track Team: West Indian Club -Business- 91 LAWRENCE WALLS MERRON WALTERS JEROME WARREN DAVID WEBB DORETTE WEBB -college- Arista: Mosaic Staff: -college- -college- -college- Senior Leader: Voted Handsomest Guy -college- mu 6'bJ.C is You Gbfo 'xp x Mxuevg-Ef I PETER WEBB MAUREEN WEISE PATRICK -college- West Indian Club WELLINGTON -college- -college- RONALD WHITE DENNIS WILFRED CHERYL WILKERSON BYRON WILLIAMS CLARENCE -college- -college- -college- Handball WILLIAMS -college- -college- 92 CLAUDETTE DIANE WILLIAMS JOAN WILLIAMS PATRICIA WILLIAMS WILLIAMS -college- -college- -college- Volleyball Team: West Indian Club: College Bound -college- I f , W - Q 1 YVONNE CHARLES WILSON WIL LIAM S ON Basketball Team -college- -college- Meet you by the statue. GARY WILLIAMSON Mosaic Staff: S.U. Of- flce Staff -college- CHARMAINE WIL SON -Business- ,4 ' . G I ' :af Y , L an x X IRENE WILSON RAYMOND WILSON JOAN WINDSOR DERNIES WINT -college- -college- -college- Honor Service: Medi- cal Explorers: Fencing: Gymnastics: Cutest Senlor -college- DONALD WRENN JR. 93 EDWARD WRIGHT ELI WRIGHT JACQUELINE WRIGHT JEFFREY WRIGHT JENNIFER WRIGHT Track Capiaini WGSI Band: Orchestra: Col- West Indian Club Voted Mr. Personality Volleyball Team Indian Club Treasurer lege Bound: Arista: -college- -college- -Business- -college- Program Office -college- 1 l ff x :VX Q OLIVE WRIGHT RUDOLPH WRIGHT TREVOR YEARWOOD LE ROY WRIGHT JR. Vice President West -college- -college- -college- Indian Club -college- GALE YOUNG JESSE YOUNG SANDRA YOUNG SIDNEY YOUNG VALERIE YOUNG M051 POPUIBI' Girl! A- -college- -college- -college- Student Union V.P. V. Squad Treas. 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E ' , fgifff F, 'J Ea S f W 1: 5v-'V 'Z . , -'- H 0 R A C 1 0 L WYER ONE FUGHT UP 'l0'I nm -ww' I gf:- QQ' feigi-Fflg 13, 1 'U 925 32 '33 Z Did 133 come out? If they don't rehire me, l'II destroy the school. -,Z 105 Well l think it'S right :ff g,,.:. l've never seen one like this before 'l wish they would put these things alphabetical order. 4 That's it IVlr. Lafazan. Pretend you don't see the camera. WhatHdo you mean I owe S162 .36 in overd fines Ain't I just adorabIe? f IIYO I Il u re right. There is a difference LIE WeII at least they didn't take my glasses. Why can't I trade albus pass for a cup of coffee? ,Q , I 1 x V ' . 'FR t What do you have for number sixteen? ll II So l made one little mistook Someday my prints will come. Why couIdn't they take this one instead? When we were a couple of kid S II I'm right. The whole world is wrong. Why don't you have anything else besid milk? Just one minute! I'II figure this out. 109 0n these next two pages the Mosaic '77 staff wishes to congratulate Wingate students who are involved in special programs. The contributions to the Wingate H .S. community made by these young people are fine examples of what can be accomplished when one is de- dicated and confident in his abilities. 1 T L FLIGHT PROGRAM Wingate's innovative Flight Program was started in September, 1975. 0f the original 50 members, there are now seventeen in an advanced flight class. They are: William Acevedo, James Antoine, Steve Beckles, Robert Blake, Luis Calderon, Philip Dewar, Michael Dinnall, Frederick Floyd, Marc Guerin, Jeffrey Holland, Bobby La Pierre, Junior Lindo, Sandra McLean, Terrance Merrick, Richard Rimple, Emory Tullis and Byron Williams. The program's two fine tea- chers and friends are Mr. R. Belena and Mr. B. Grossberg. The group flies every Thurs- TWO MILE RELAY L. T0 R. Edwin Wright, Selwyn Brereton, Eric Whiteman, Hubert Gordon. At a recent track meet held in Madison Square Garden, Wingate's two mile relay ran a record breaking 8:01.4 in the 3200 meter relay. The 3200 is a little shorter than two miles. The team broke its own meet record of 8:04.1 set in 1975. This same team has also placed first in the Bishop Loughlin Games, Cardinal Games, Martin Luther King Games and Iona Relays. day at Republic Airport, and all of the students have earned Student pilot certifi- cates. Successful completion of the program will enable the students to receive private licenses and then pursue a career in aviation. We wish them all 'Happy Landings' ! X X lllll . ' VOLUNTEER ESCORT PROGRAM On Friday February 18 1977 volunteer students from our school were introduced to the senior citizens of the Troy Avenue ! ! if X My SENIUR CITIZENS 'nil . .l 'li l 'All .X',AllilllQi,l I ' 'A. 8, .. ri 2 -.nl h w lik H' l' l 'E al 1' lim' IQ V xM:Xn'k ' t dll . X. X X X lgn S xx lui- L Home whom they would soon be escorting to various places around the city. The pro- gram was begun in cooperation with the 71st Precinct, but the students were screened by the school. This program, which will soon be expanded throughout the city, was piloted by Wingate. Our students were accepted with -zeal! by the elderly, and vice-versa. Many of the volunteers are Seniors, and this pays tribute to the beautiful group of people produced by Wingate. The students have an aura of distinction, coming from a school which is well known throughout the city for its numberous innovative programs Following is a list of students partici- pating in the program who can remain proud , in knowing thay they have performed a worth- while, vital service for the community: Doris Ambroise, Richard Banks Markeith Boyd, Lisa Burns, lan Carter, Marilyn Cayenne, Sandra Dixon, Donna'Dyer, Demmari Gar- cia, Yvette Gordon, Marcia Gunn, Stephanie Harewood, Maxine Harrison, Annette James, Debra James, Celia Martinez, Yvonne Mc- Gowan, Sonia McCoy, Karen Nedd, Janet O'Connor, Migdalia Perez, Dawn Petway, Steve Shaw, Lita Steed, Yvonne Taylor, Sheena Townsend, Merron Walters and Vale- rie Young. ill FARE WELL ,yy X MESSAGE ' .-, ' ,ff :gg ,-,B . ,Q , 1 y -3 .gp,fQ.,3g'f4f. , J T f .v I fgiwsfzflie-5-z-r ff, 'T X F- T ..--:er-xS':2s9 X X X iffllll T I ,V T . l..,w.es1fz1f.:' .-Y Q29-Z-'-m?vf-N' I 4 do 'tif X ,' -..l 7 ' I K --1,, 7 I . at l' , ' '?L..:i1 ' N 'W . Q if ', ' D, -'egg Vf' 1 a X ,.i?i . ' 1 , 'cf ...ea ,V 5 h M XK, lx y , X X X .,,, X f . . A' , T lb .' .1 X f .,,,.:,.,. . , 1 ,N I , il l LQ .ft.,g f f X X., J Q: If . , r If Qbaswfg JZ f.- ,. il Vw 1, , ' If A 1' fyj .sf Rffffffrfrir-. f f ' f . ' T ef. ' lf' Nf:l:YE:1?9' ,ff if .. ff ' , ,ff ,,,v,., , '1,.q. ' bl W lv l,,i?3,E'-?- ', 'T' 1' ,ff r , S wv Qf J .' 1.24515 ,. 'Q' L -Q ' .' ' QW s K '-Q fy, ffl A ...g g X X ' ,X lf f X X? I N .f af if 5. ZZ . f j f Well this it it! lve finally made it. The band is playing the processional and we are marching to our seats. All the seniors are behaving with an unsurprising maturity. We are all now transformed into responsible adults. Gone are the childish snicker. Gone is the fidgetting that always accompanied boredom. Instead, these childsih atributes are re- placed with restrained nervousness and calm impatience. I can't believe I've made it. The day for which I've worked and hoped forso long is finally here. Today is the day I when l will galdly accept my diploma, and sadly say good- bye to my classmates and teachers. And this is the ceremony which I will say is too long, oply to ,later wish it had never ened. Today will probably be the happiest, saddest day o my I e. l77Congratulations, peace, love and success to all my fellow graduates in the Class of - lVlerron Walters and The lVlosaic Staff POE T'S CORNER A Valid Opinion The arts of Motivation Encouragement Respect Friendship Love Attention and Understanding Help to build a strong and potential gradu ating class. - lan Carter Youth Is Now, Then and Always Kids are today and tomorrow too but, They can't get along without you. Now Can you forget when you were young And you were the one having the fun? Now the shoe is on the other foot. Why don't you turn around and take a look? Because without us both, young and old, Without us both the book is closed. - Debbie Hailey Do You Love Me? Do you love me? Do you not? 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Beame Harrison J. Goldin Paul O'Dwyer .... Borough Presidents: Percy E. Sutton . Sebastian Leone . Robert Abrams Donald T. IVIanes Robert T. O'Connor BOROUGH CCity Designation? Manhattan ....... Brooklyn Bronx Queen Staten Island .... PIECES New York City Government Elected Ofhcials or Com trolllor ' '.'.'.'.'.'i5r'e'S'iEif3hi b?'ii1Eoaty gouncn on ooo Counties ABOUT NEW YORK . . . .Manhattan . . . . .Brooklyn ..........Bronx . .......... Queens .. ...Staten Island COUNTY CState Designation? ...........NewYork Kings .. . ...Bronx .......Queens .Richmond THE BIG APPLE All of us have lived in New York City for a reasonable period of time. Though some might have lived here for a lifetime while others only for a few years, the difference does not diversify the feeling that we all have for the city. Upon graduation, some of our fellow students will be leaving the city for either a higher education or an occupational opportun- ity. Others will stay in the city to continue their pursuits in life. To students going else- where, the City of New York will become an image of daydreams and a cause of constant nostalgia. Whether we remain in the city or not, the traces of life here and the love for peace will never be effaced from our minds. Then what has been the meaning of life in the City of New York? To what degree has the impact of the social and cultural life in the city affected us? At this point all of us ought to have answers to these questions --for understanding the past as well as for coping with the future. In every known language, New York City has been called a melting pot, a colorful phrase which through its vividness, is true when we consider the crowded subways, the busy buses and the huge factories - places of forced encounter arranged by the grotesque size of the city and the exigencies of breadwinning. If we take the view from another angle, we get an entirely different picture. Think of Manhattan and we conjure up a picture of the twin towers of the World Trade Center soaring majestically into the sky. Looking down wall street we see an economic giant whose ac- tions govern the economic well-being of the world's economy. Across the Hudson River, the Statue of Liberty stands with her torch radiating the light of liberty and iustice which we all agree is vital to our survival as a democracy. Halfway through the city is the IVIu- seum of IVlodern Art in which the fine works of Picasso and many other artists are exhibited, having a profound effect upon the cultural aspects of our lives. Back at Radio City lVlusic Hall in Rockerfeller Center there is even more excitement- the 'Rockettes' who through their animated dance present to the audience an image of a life of grace andibeauty. Fi- nally, on the east side of Manhattan, there is the United Nations Building in which history is being made. New York City is a great city. Nevertheless it has its dark side, and we must be real- istic. What is important is that the good must outweigh the bad. If Greenwich Village, with its narrow streets where artists crowd, is a reflection of city life, then those who are pluilskiing their interests in the Public Library are all but contributing to preserve this way o I e. Before we Wingaters depart from our Banjo school, erhaps we all agree that it was the city which has furnished us with a decent education under which we underwent the disci- plines of learning and through which we dedicated ourselves to a preservation of the Ameri- can way of life. The merry Japanese Cherries at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden revive their beauty in an annual cycle. The flowers bloom in the spring and wither in the fall, and this cycle goes on and on. In a sense, our city struggles in a cycle similar to that of the Japanese Cher- ries. Sometimes we enjoy a state of prosperity. Sometimes we get into a tangle of chaos. The two phenomena alternate from time to time. What gives us the spirit and the vitality to strive forward is our firm determination to lead a pleasant, meaningful and productive life. This determination has become a part of us and will remain with us to matter where we go. -- Chun-Chee Lau MOSAIC STAFF PAGE, Lisa Burns lan Carter Debbie Hailey Annette James Kevin Jefferson Co-Editor Co-Editor Co-Editor Business Editor Co-Editor 1 Qi , V 25,3 JAMA ff Oscar Malcolm Deborah Perry Rodnejy Pope Merron Walters Dennis Branscum Photographic Co-Editor Art E itor Managing Editor Faculty Advisor Editor Werhner Olivier Deborah Perry Kevin Jefferson Ralph Perrine Cheryl Todd Annette James Debbie Hailey Joanne Hailey Yoselin Mendez Merron Walters Lisa Burns Cecilia Martinez Rodney Pope Gary Williamson Oscar Malcolm Donna Dyer Chun-Chee Lau Letecia Rodriguez lan Carter ALMA MATER Here are the hopes placed in our hearts by Wingate. Here is the truth sown in our minds at Wingate. Carry the torch of hope and of knowledge into the world beyond. Alma IVIater, give us courage always. Crimson and white, all of us will remember- Your burning light never will turn to ember. Learning together, we have made friends to last our whole life through Alma lVlater these days will live forever. Dr. Lionel Kaplan and Harold Zlotnik K 5 S Makers Of The Wingate Rings N. R. DRILLING CO. INC. 97-45 Queens Boulevard Rego Park, New York 11374 212-275-6900 THANKS To The Greatest Yearbook Staff Ever. Whatever you can conceive and believe You can achieve Wishing you all success and love . . DENNIS BRANSCUM uf Q X C qi T I 0 si Q 4 M Iv s cj Dennis the Menace Gm Field Newspaper Synd. T. . co 2 '12, 1 -A E VB! 3 in A EF 5 E E25 5, il 5, 1 s. f f pg-::'2 Ki X 5 'fi ii, 232255: :5 I 3 E- 12 E 2 ' RWM 2 12 55 In ww, 4 sf wg .. K Q? 1:1-::4:s: - , I -:'fgg:. v g:-w g:-:gg-., E:g:,f,:: f S .Y . xrwwgwggifgqy g Z K ,N swmgwfwmg-gk, fx, E ,f 2 zgsj , mgggfgszwagg gig? ,-5, , ! 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