Great Neck North High School - Arista Yearbook (Great Neck, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1978 volume:

A Warm Fuzzy Is Anything That Makes You Smile. Anything That Makes You Want To Hug Someone. A Warm Fuzzy Is Anything That Makes You Feel Loved And Appreciated. We Hope That This Yearbook Will Bring You Warm Fuzzies For Many Years To Come. ARISTA 1978 t They Are One Person, They Are Two Alone, They Are Three Together, They Are For Each Other. Stephen Stills ARISTA — 1978 Faculty P. 18 Student Life P. 128 Sports P. 48 Activities P. 146 Seniors P. 90 Classes P. 176 FACULTY THE RULING CLASS Henry Borovicka, Asst. Principal M. Elliot Noyes, Principal 20 CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE FOURTH KIND Babette Rotner Oliver Fjeldal 21 Frances Levine 22 Andrew Porter, Chairman Marcia Levy Harriet Rieff WRITE ON Alan Block Michael Elliser - King Leer' Lawrence Schloss Ann Reusch Charles Butera - Members Of The Jury ... 25 Gayle Monaster Tony Tuori, Chairman Bernard Villemaire - DO RE Ml FA SOL LA Tl DO MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU Martin Bennett Judy Fox Harriet Gellert William Walsh 28 Franklin Kehrig, Chairman AS THE WORLD TURNS William Reilly Clifford Cobb Fred Lewis Judson Lincoln - FREUD AND I WERE THIS CLOSE Alphonse Liquori Robert Wagner - HAS ANYONE SEEN MY GLASSES 30 31 Robert Burggraf, Chairman Samuel Brenner Philip Sorgen Helene Chrobet Marvin Baron - AND YOU THOUGHT I COULDN'T DO IT' RADICALS AND SQUARES 32 Francine Johnston- OUI Dr. Arnold Mesner Dr. Rosalinda Garcia ACCENT- UATETHE CS POSITIVE 34 Joy Sonders Sumner Daniels ■ i , gi sf f( 1 'CANVAS BE LOVE' FOUR SCORE AND THE REST GET ZERO' KEEP YOUR CHIN-UPS' 36 AND THEN I WROTE MISSED THE NOISE' r BLOCK IS BEAUTIFUL' BAMBERGER WITH CATCH-UP' SOONER OR SLATER I'LL CAPTURE THE GORILLA MY DREAMS 37 BORED OF EDUCATION Carolee Kamin Carl Hedstrom Ruth Schildkraut Doris Maurer Florence Rapoport Gerard Denzer 'I THINK IT GOES THERE' George Petrakis 39 A CHORUS LINE Dr. Alvin Pinter, Chairman Bruce Thompson Raymond Olsen, Chairman Willard Scope CREATIVE CRAYOLAS Dennis Piunno Lloyd Miller, Chairman I 9 1 Leon Gabia Joyce Stewart 41 Robert Printz Mary Ann Bamberger, Chairman William Paradisin Dorothea Marvullo 42 Leonard Mandel, Chairman Lynda Rilander OPEN FOR BUSINESS 43 Robert Johnson Theodore Gouzoules Virginia Anthony-Modern Living Dep't Annette Weston, Frances Treem,- Librarians Sue Rawitz, Prep Prog. Robert Frank, Workstudy Prog. Lyn Sipress, T.E.S.L. HELPING HANDS Ruth Davis, I.D.C. Jerry Barksy, I. D.C. Frank Lawrence Barbara Schwartz Hildegarde Matloff Darla Lawlor Dennis Burden, Chairman ONE MORE FOR THE ROAD Peter Hugo Harry Lee Thomas Pierzga, Chairman Dale Leighton HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH A. Kieval S. Sattler R. Flay 47 SPORTS It was uphill all the way. m Harriers Stride P. Hugo To Success The 1977 cross-country runners races to a satisfying 5-1 record netting second place in the division. The Harriers had a continued eight meet winning streak, an all-time record. Fine individual performances resulted in an abundance of post-season awards. All Division honors went to senior co- captains Ira Salzman (2nd consecutive year) and Evan Fox, junior Chris Boree, and sophomore Jon Gross. Salzman won a fifth place trophy in the Nassau County Class Championships. Indispensable to the team were re- maining Varsity runners Larry Unger, Mark Salzman, Adam Shapiro, and Lewis Love. In addition, Neil Brown, Adam Co- hen, Alex Ross, and David Gribin strided to valid accomplishments. The team was led by coach Peter Hugo, whose guidance and enthusiasm paved the way for a winning season. 50 51 The 1977 Great Neck North Soccer Team exper- ienced a season of ups and downs, finally ending on a most memorable high. As favorites to repeat as Division III champs, the Hammerheads came out kicking. They swept to three straight triumphs, cul- minated by a 3-1 victory over South. The team was humbled in a 7-2 defeat to a powerful Roslyn team and from there North fought hard to achieve a final 5-4-1 division record. But with a second trouncing of South, 4-1, the Hammerheads had been granted a playoff spot, finishing third in the division. In the playoff's first round against a favored Farmingdale club. North wore down its opponents with hard run- ning and an aggressive style of play, earning a 3-1 victory. Its next opponent was Plainview J.F.K., an undefeated powerhouse. The Hammerheads again battled with a desire to prove something on the field. Though they lost 2-1 in sudden-death over- time, the players will long remember their deter- mined and enthusiastic effort they put forth on that day and during the entire season. Post-season hon- ors were achieved by Ken Rubenstein (All-North Shore), Robert Bernthal (All-Division), and Jim Sil- bergeld (All-Division). Top Row L-R: Coach T. Pierzga, W. Bokat, R. Berger, M. TesoriaRo, R. Das, J. Wisey. Middle Row L-R:). Mardkha, R. Gerber, R. Henis, D. Fritzhand, R. Shulman. Bottom Row L-R: C. Fern, A. Rothkrug, D. Salko, R. Bernthal, K. Rubenstein, P. Sax. Missing: K. Fern, J. Silbergeld, R. Khzjezedah, N. Weiner, M. Robin, S. Tesoriaro. 52 53 COOPERATION CHARACTER COURAGE For the first time, the girls at North have had their own swim team, coached by Marilyn Maier. The team's dissapointing record certainly did not reflect the dedi- cation the small squad had to swimming. The team suffered mainly from lack of depth and inexperience. Although a few of the girls were veteran swimmers, the majority have had no previous competitive swimming experiences. The small nucleus of the team was comprised of backstroker Karen Maier, captain Marissa Martino who swam breastroke and the 500 yd. freestyle, freestyle sprinter Mary Preger, and talented sophomore Karen Shanahan swimming the 200 yd. IM as well as back- stroke and freestyle events. These girls also qualified for the Nassau County team championships, where Shanahan placed 10th in the 100 yd. freestyle and 6th in the 100 yd. backstroke. She went on to qualify for the individual county championships where she also swam very successfully. Seniors Sue Bloomfield, Ve- ronica Kirk, and Kitty Greenberg were also a big asset to the team. Ellen Hoey represented the team in the diving competition and had a very successful season. Coach Maier has hopes of a better season next year. The biggest problem this year was overcoming the obstacles that an inexperienced, first-year team must confront. Now that the team has been established, there is a lot of room for development and improve- ment. Girl Swimmers Have Successful First Season The girls did a great job. Every- one succeeded in improving her- self and contributing to the team. Marilyn Maier $6 Our Most Satisfying Netmen Win Season In The Fourth Consecutive Past Four Years M. Bennett County Championship The Netmen had one of their most successful sea- sons even though they ended their consecutive win streak at 54. After losing to a powerful Port Washing- ton team in an exciting 4 to 3 match the team re- grouped and finished the season without another loss. The opportunity to avenge their one loss in four seasons came in the North Shore tournament. After easily eliminating their first two opponents the net- men met Port Washington in the finals. The first two matches went to Port and it looked liked a rerun of the earlier match. Larry Penn playing fourth singles for the injured Stanley Ross won his match in what must be considered an upset. You could feel the tension being lifted as the team went on to win the next four matches for a 5 to 2 victory. The netmen went on to easily defeat Hewlet, the South Shore champions, for their fourth consecutive COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. The team gathered many post- season honors. Jimmy Gurfien and Mike Einsidler were named to the All-County team. Warren Gross- man and Stanley Ross were named to the All-North Shore team and Dean Ehren was named to the all conference team. In the sectional tournament to select the three single players and the three double teams that will represent Nassau County in the State tournament Jimmy Gurfein placed second in the sin- gles and the team of Mark Fischl and Dean Ehren placed first in the doubles and the team of Matt Lewis and Tony Fromer placed second. The team of Warren Grossman and Stanley Ross, who won the sectionals last year, were given an opportunity to play for the third spot in the doubles in the spring due to an injury to Stanley Ross. If they win, as they should, this would give Great Neck North an un- precedented 7 out of 9 spots on the County team. Arista salutes the Netmen for their fine season and their many accomplishments. 57 standing: m. rothenstein, d. buss, t. fromer, m. einsidler, g. gumowitz, d. ehren, j. gurfein, m. fischl, s. ross, m. lewis, n. giske, b. idem, m. bennett (coach), kneeling, r. schoenbaum, b. fischl, risa klein (mgr), b. fehrenbach (mgr), j. appel. Our great team play resulted from offensive and defensive effort. J. Grunebaum Flickers Make First Playoffs Ever 59 FIELD HOCKEY 77 This season a dream became reality for the girl's field hockey team. Despite a history of losing, graduation of half of last year's varsity team, and controversial officiating, the Flickers fought their way to a 4-1-3 record and second place in the division. This earned them the distinction of being the first hockey team in North's history to reach the league play-offs. As individual efforts molded into teamwork, North's playing got progressively better. After two unrewarding scrimmages, the Flickers made a dynamic start in the regular season by staying undefeated in the first five games, including a tough 1-1 tie against division champions Gar- den City and a 2-0 victory over South. Because of a disputable loss to Glen Cove, the Flickers fell out of first place and into a tie for second with Port Washington. Despite all, North proved to be a superior team by outlasting Port Washington 1-0, the only score courtesy of Vicky Omeltchenko, to win a play-off berth. Play-off results were disap- pointing as the Flickers lost to three time Long Island Champi- ons, Wheatley. When regulation time ran out, the score was tied 1-1, North's only goal by Jill Mehrberg. After an inconclusive ten minute overtime, the game was decided in a flick-off. Wheat- ley squeezed past North, winning 3-2. The outlook is optimistic for next year when the majority of the players will return. Captain Wendy Norman and co-captain Jill Mehrberg deserve congratu- lations for making the Nassau County All-Star team. Also missed will be the superior play- ing of senior Vicky Omeltchenko along with the support of Dina Miller. Returning players are looking forward to continuing this new trend in girl's field hock- ey next season. 60 The kids hung tough all year. T. Casey Blazers Show Character Dispite Losing Year 63 The Great Neck North Blazers showed great improvement during the 1977 season and provided its fol- lowers with many bright moments. Led by returning seniors Ray Robin, Ira Rosenblatt, Dave Birnbaum, Mike Upsher, Billy Goodfriend, Dan Ein- sidler and Bill Considine, the Blazers played excellent football in the teams two victories over rival Great Neck South and Hempstead. Inspired by the free spirit of the young starters, Gor- don Henry, Rich Einsidler, Joey Burns, Larry Butler, Rich Sontag, and Ian Miller, the Blazers nearly pulled off big upsets over Carey, South Side and Seaford. The courage and great effort of the team was set off by many frus- trating fumbles and interceptions. With determination and hard work the team was constantly improving and should develop into a contender next year. The special efforts of Dave Birnbaum and Ira Rosenblatt were re- warded as they each earned All-Con- ference honors. From Mike Upsher's 98-yard run to Mr. Noyes's commen- tary, the football season, though short on victories, was still filled with excit- ing Saturday afternoons provided by a team of talented Great Neck North football players. Top Row L-R: Coach T. Turner, Coach T. Casey, Coach D. Burden, Coach J. Thomas, Coach M. Greene. Bottom Row L-R: B. Goodfriend, D. Birnbaum, M. Upsher. Supporting Cast. Top Row, L-R: R. Einsidlcr, M. Greenberg, D. Birnbaum, B. Feldman, M. Ravitz, B. Considine, I. Miller, R. Robin, C. Crowder, B. Dennelly, A. Varsano, C. Koenigsberg, J. Byrnes, L. Butler, D. Einsidler. Middle row, L-R: K. Rubenstein, B. Goodfriend, G. Henry, M. Emmer, S. Jeffreys, R. Sontag, M. Pollaco, J. Serniak, P. Muller, M. Mendelsohn. Bottom row, L-R: M. Upsher, J. Miller, D. Kline, M. Sporn, H. Johnson, T. Miro, K Peterson, N. Carras, I. Rosenblatt. 65 The Great Neck North basketball season can be classified as a season of almosts and might have beens .. The team was young, with only five re- turning letterman, and showed alot of determina- tion, but an inability to coalesce the right combina- tion of players led to many close defeats. The final record of 3-9 was not necessarily indicative of the season considering the many almost victories. The turning point of the season might have been the first Jericho game where the Blazers, coming off a 25 point victory at Levittown, managed to dissipate a 16 point first half lead and ultimately lost the game in overtime. This caused a great loss of spirit which was never quite recovered. The Blazers were able to put things together in their two victories over Levittown which they won by a combination of 50 points. The teams most emotional victory came in their double overtime victory over Roslyn. Yet it was the two heart-stoppers against Jericho, one which was lost in overtime and one which was dropped at the buzzer, and a tough loss against Roslyn that prevented the Blazers from perhaps enjoying a 6-6 overall record. Coach Morrison did considerable experimenting with the sophomores and the juniors which should augur well for the future. Yet the right combinations of North's talent never did come to the forefront. The playmaking and ballhandling were handled by senior guard Brad Butwin and junior guards Mike Weiss and Adam Rothkrug. There were strong re- bounding and scoring efforts by senior centers Paul Miller and Arthur Pergament and junior forward Mike Nass. The bulk of the scoring was handled by senior forward Mike Upsher and sophomore for- ward Kyle Permut. Paul Miller should be noted for his strong rebounding and scoring performances with which he finished the season. 66 HALLELUIAH TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL HONORS TEAM 7th place in Nassau County EVAN FOX - mile walk 1st place in Division finals 1st place in North Shore finals 1st place in Nassau County finals Set new school record of 7.12 min. IRA ROSENBLATT - 60 yd high hurdles 3rd place in Division finals 3rd place in North Shore finals 3rd place in Nassau County finals placed into semifinals of States IRA SALZMAN - 2 mile race 2nd in the Division finals PAUL SAX - 1 mile race 2nd in the Division finals We did well when we made the effort P. Hugo Winter Trackmen Ice 3Rd Place 69 A WINNING RELAY TEAM ODE TO THE BOWLER Desperate thoughts clutter my mind, As once again the gutter I find In my endless search for that elusive spot That will -give me strikes more often than not. Rolling the ball straight itself is a riddle. As I haven't come close to hitting the middle Of this alley from which my ball gently glides Into Grand and Bryce Canyons which border the sides. Sometimes to the head pin, my sphere I do funnel. But this mirage of a light at the end of the tunnel Turns out to be the front of an oncoming train. And only promises my future disdain As my pin count will never exceed The number where more than one hand I need To count those pins that fell askew Because of the ball the guy next to me threw. Since at those pins I can no longer stare, I now take up golf with a God-given prayer. Kenneth Rubenstein. Young Team, New Coach, It was my most satisfying season Successful Season ever. R. Berger (Capt) 72 This year's swim team was a young team with a new coach. This combination produced a good season, ending with an 8-5 record. Steve Liebertz took over Dennis Burden's job as coach and was able to take charge and do a very good job. The team started the season with one of the largest swim teams in a long time. The seniors on the team were Harry Armon, Tom Petty, Russ Henis and Captain Russ Berger. Al- though the team will not lose many seniors, next year's team will have to rely on a nucleus of strong swimmers made up of Mike Levins, Rich Sorkin, Bobby Klement, Joe Maher, Morris Singer, and diver Steve Hayden. In the team championships held at the end of the season, the team placed seventh out of fifteen teams. Russ Berger recorded his best time in the 200 individual medley to take second place with a school record. Russ also took third in the 100 backstroke miss- ing the school record by a tenth of a second. The medley relay team of Klement, Berger, Mike Levins, and Joe Maher finished sixth. Klement, an eighth grader, placed in the consolation finals of the backstroke and individual medley. Levins did his best time in his specialty, the 50 free, to take sixth place in addition to his placing in the consolations of the 100 free. Steve Hayden took a third place in diving making him an All-County selection. Klement was probably the first eighth grader to ever achieve All-Coun- ty honors. Berger was also named to the All-County team. 73 Enduring a long season of strenuous practices and the temptation of food, the wrestling team posted a satisfying 8-4 record. The Grapplers placed second in their division, providing key victories in their 37-22 triumph over Great Neck South and a 42-9 romp over North Shore. The season was highlighted by many notable performances in tournaments. Co-captains Mike Rosenfelder and Alex Dannenberg, and junior Joe Wisey earned gold medals in the Great Neck North Wrestling Tournament. In the Divisional Championships, Mark Salzman and Alex Dannenberg wrestled excellently, gaining divisional titles in the 98 lb. and 145 lb. weight classes respectively. Jon Gross, Mike Ro- senfelder, Randall Remnek, Joe Wisey, and Evan Berk took silver medals. Marc Israel, Bob Block, Drew Fritzhand, and Dan Einsidler finished third. In the North Shore Championships, Dannen- berg placed an outstanding second, earning a spot on North's all-time wrestling list. Wisey also perforr led exceptionally, gaining fourth. Saizman too and impressive fifth. Dannenberg also placed fifth in the County Championships, losing a very close semi-final match to last year's state champion. In the same tournament, Wisey finished sixth. The team's success can be attributed to the excellent and enthusiastic coaching of Ed Slater. Since the team loses only four seniors to gradu- ation, Coach Slater can expect a successful sea- son next year. Grapplers Capture Second In Division “We fought and clawed our way to the top Coach Slater 74 75 77 Spikers Serve Up Winning Season It was the all-for-one and one-for-all atti- tude that made our team successful Coach Bamberger The Great Neck North Volleyball team finished its season undefeated, winning all twelve of its matches, and retaining the Division Championship title. The strength of the team was due mainly to its depth, and the experience of most of the players. Although a few of the varsity players were new to the team, the majority of them were seniors with a good deal of volleyball experience. Every team has a few super- stars, but on this team everyone was a superstar. The team's success was a result of the ability of the players to really work as a team, backing each other up and covering for each other on every play. The team's strongest spikers were Jessica Essex and co- captain Laura Herman, both of whom were named to the Division All-Star team. The strong hitting by Es- sex and Herman was made possible by the excellent skills of the rest of the team. The team was able to receive serve well and get the ball to the setters, Sue Bloomfield and captain Karen Maier, who could then set the ball up for the spikers to put on the floor. The strong and consistent serving of Felice Rolnick added a big boost to the team's offense. Seniors Mary Biegen, Mildred Budd, Leslie Hecht, and Dale Reyer were also a great asset to the team and will be missed next year. The top-notch skills were certainly there, but the player's affinity for one another is what made them champs. Although many of the team's members will be graduating, Coach Bamberger and Coach Ein- sidler have observed much talent and potential on the Junior Varsity squad and are looking forward to another winning season next year. 78 79 Stickhandlers Must Improve To Succeed We're young and inexperienced but in the end it's heart that counts Coach Green 82 That's my foot not the ball. 83 84 Girl's Softball Strikes Again Experience and enthusiasm is the combina- tion needed for a winning season Coach Marvoullo 85 87 County Champs Serve Up Another Fine Season Playing good tennis as an individual is a great experience. Playing good tennis on a great team is the ultimate. Coach Bamberger as 89 HIGH SCHOOL DAYS Letters, faces, a foreign phrase, Glistening in a golden haze. Visions of my high school day Whispering memories in my ear A tender calling; shed a tear For times I hold so very dear Friendships that were too selective, How to pick the correct elective. Keeping them both in their perspective. How lessons became so very trite, When time arrived at Friday night Oh, these memories burn so bright. The sports, the lawn, the chaotic cafe. The hall, the friends, the steps, the play. How the years just melt away. Out of these memories sublime. Back into the present I sadly climb, but ready to return another time. Kenneth Rubenstein. SENIORS marie aldarondo michael alesandro jill athenson Catherine ayache diana azizfard hamid bakhshi 92 I biliary bakst karen bardash karen benson lance barazani evan bauman A true friend is one who thinks you're a good egg, even though you're slightly cracked. — Russ Berger 93 nancy berger russ berger A friend is easier lost than found. — Sylvia Budd nina berthen mary biegen sue biller david birnbaum seth blank paul bliok sue bloomfield bernlce blye charlene bordeaux marie bordonaro lisa bosboom bernice brown carita brown neil brown gloria bryant bruce bromberg mildred budd lynda brenin Sidney cahn kevin Campbell tina caro amy cassedy judy charchat shana chung debbie clain mark dark jill cohen bruce cohn shari cohn evan cole 97 You must always be yourself, because that is all that you can be, and all that anyone can ever expect you to be. — Robin Sue Kahn shelley diamond josh dicker daniel dicker kalmon dolgin will dominsky 98 99 A friend is a present you give yourself — Robert Louis Stevenson 100 lynne fleshci jodi freedman evan fox tony fromer ilene frish david friedman karen friedman marie friedberg A Great Neck North student has nothing to fear but fear itself, and the report card, and the s.a.t.'s, and achievement tests, and the cumulative average, etc. etc ... — Russell Henis 102 billy goodfriend lisa goodstein marcy gordon sara gordonson edward gottlieb % v karen haberman roger hampton jimmy gumm eric gumpert carrie haas michele haber robert hagani amy halpern matt halpern andrew halpert lisa harnick roger harris todd harris leslie hecht I never let schooling interfere with my education — Mark Twain peggy heide joanne heller russell henis lynn hennes laura herman jamie hirsch peter hirsch jennifer hock 105 richard horowitz vicki howard elena hvidonov robin hyman “You can do what you will do. You can become what you will to become. You have your brush and your colors. You paint your paradise, and in you go. — Kazantzakis sandy irwin mark jorgensen robin kahn cindi kane paul kaplan 106 jackie hoffman michelle katz bruce kaufman ronny khajezadeh jason korman keith kountz robert kieval veronica kirk linda kleinman mark kohan vanessa kooby ilene kramer darienne kroningold “Behavior is a mirror in which everyone displays his own image. — Mildred Budd eric leigh dan levine josh lief robin lippet Stephanie levine matt lewis geoff lieber prom committee: top l.-r. jason kormon, wen- joanne heller, lynne fleshel, bernic blye, mar dy stevens, jimmy silbergeld, robert ai er,_____________sha bernstein_____________________________________ refreshment committee: l.-r. josh dicker, amy putterman, richard tanenbaum laurie mandiberg beth mankin jeff mayer mike mayer nancy marks lillian mcdonnell rouben mafar karen maier barbara mason larrv marlowe joe mardkha derrell marsella dova marder To have a friend you must be a friend — Judy Berg lucy mendelson dana miklas peter michaelman 2g !■ jill mehrberg julie merems 113 dina miller joyce miller lesley miller paul miller david mirsky leslie miskin connie mollura sook young moon lee mulier paul muller 114 kathy munnely pam murray lisa nass jay nasser robert nelson jedd ron neu laney newman glenn newmark wendy norman 115 kathy ornstein dee dee ornston leeann oscar beth ozarow ann panariello 'Keep dreaming of tomorrow, Keep hoping for today, But don't forget your memories of yesterday. Jaynie Leiderman — lissy paris arthur pergament todd permut 116 pat o'leary vicki omeltchenko nancy peterson tom petty matt piselli amy putterman jed raben robert plain mary preger michelle rabinowitz marli rachman shahin rafii cathy raphael kathleen reed jenny reyes 117 dale reyer So your scared and you're thinking that maybe we ain't that young anymore. — Bruce Springsteen 118 felice rolnick mark romeo Carolyn rooney jennifer rosen dan rosenbaum neal rosenstein alan rosinsky mark rothenstein kenny rubenstein elana russo michael rosenberg eileen ryan kathy ryan ira rosenblatt michael rosenfelder rachei schindler drew schirmer carol schoenbaum richard schulman sharon schwartzman carrie schwarz Stephen seckler lyn segal sharon seiler Life is filled with friends and friends are filled with life. lisa shaftel terry shanahan tommy shanahan adam shapiro caryl shapiro friendship multiplies joy and divides grief. mildred budd lisa sharon arthur sheiman drew shervan jimmy silbergeld jane silverman diane silverstadt 122 ami silverstein linda smith terri smith brenda soloway scott spelfogel sharon spielman frank Steinberg roberta stein alison steier nancy stempel wendy stevens ellen sugarman 123 robert strick Steven tesoriero cindy truen michael upsher andy valentine justas vilgalys 124 amy talbert leslie talisman alan tallering richard tanenbaum lisa tanner angela tehranian michael wainston mike waldman danny wank neil weiner susan weii neil wasserman When you stop trying to get from people what they can't give you, you can begin to enjoy what they can of- fer. B. Berkowitz M. Newman 125 marsha weiss ronald weiss michelle weissman eric wenokor cindy weston david whitman janet wickboidt perry winston kathy wu barbara yagoda janet vagoda mia yoori Heard But Not Seen martin belonsky michael cohen les coven elizabeth elkind jamie gropper errol lebowitz danny lewine mark martin john neubert david plotkin anthony rowland steven schwartz joe spollen ricky stancati timothy turrill john zoida 127 STUDENT LIFE Fill hiih :!:l !:liHU:HLI:l l;lfl[ ELCOME TO STEPPINGSTONE PARK THIS IS YOUR PARK ENJOY IT lEASE ■ STROLl.SIT.PICNIC.CONVERSE.USE PLAYS CAPE. WADINGPOOLS. CHILDRENS ROOM. MARINE EDUCATION. iiTT'S. BSLLnaYijjft. FISH,ENJOY THE FLOWERS. GRASS. kirvp'sc r,wc cuTnv tuc vipui French Jeans Gold Chains Posters DARTH VADi Fashion Shoes Jogging GREAT NECK ORIGINALLY KNOWN AS MADNAN’S NECK. HOME OF THE MASSAPEKE AND MATTINICOCKE INDIANS AND SACHEM TACKAPOUSHA. PART OF THE TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD WHICH WAS SETTLED BY THE ENGLISH IN 1644. ERECTED BY NORTH n : 5V Computer Games Graffiti Big snow affe school calend fy frfe-fa The Changing Skyline SAL AD BAR ACTIVITIES ARISTA 1978 ARISTA STAFF editors: michele haber nancy stempel neil brown activities editors: cindy weston gordon polatnick art editors: evan fox kim malkary boys sports editor: kenny rubenstein girls sports editors: wendy norman karen maier senior class editors: nancy marks underclassmen editors: lisa spector pam gardner seth lieberman index editors: billy marks renee haber photo editor: jordan miller faculty editor: nancy stempel photo staff: neil brown lisa spector michael newman seth lieberman steven kushner debbie ross art staff: bernice blye dina miller diana kessler lisa gribben jodi shorin karen murray jeanine seemen robert waldmen business managers: marsha bernstein beth blumencranz jason korman derrel marsella gary weiss sponsers: martin bennett leonard mandel The Photo Staff jordan miller - photo editor 151 karen maier, kenny rubenstein, wendy norman - sports editors renee haber, billy marks - index editors 152 Vol XVII - No. 12 Great Neck, New York June 1978 GUIDE POST: FROM IDEA TO PRINT Editors-in-chief Dova Marder and Michael Waldman This year has been a year of innovation for Guide Post in many ways. We changed the entire look and format of page one, hopefully making it more rea- dable and more interesting. We wrote a staff journalism handbook, and tried in general to broaden staff participation. As a result, we have gathered the largest staff in recent years. We even forced our advisor to shave off his beard. Now, we will attempt another experiment by trac- ing the progress of a typical GUIDE POST issue from start to finish. Often, students do not realize the numerous steps nec- essary to putting out a newspaper, and they also do not realize the many oppor- tunities for participation in these activi- ties. Hopefully, the following story can encourage these students to become in- volved with Guide Post. Articles Are Assigned At Staff Meeting Every three weeks, usually on a mon- day, a public staff meeting is held at which articles are assigned to staff mem- bers by Editors-in-chief Dova Marder and Michael Waldman (above). The staff (right), made up predominantly of soph- omores and juniors, are assigned stories on the basis of previous work for the paper. Stories may fall into three cate- gories: news, feature, and sports. After working within these areas, a reporter may have the opportunity to be selected as an editor in one of these departments. After the meeting, reporters and editors meet to discuss how the articles should be written. 153 Page 2 Guide Post June 1978 GP In Action: Staff Fans Out For Field Work Once articles are assigned, reporters have a few days in which to do their research. At right. Sports Editor Shana Chung and Associate Sports Editor Ron Gerber forgo objectivity while covering a basketball game. At far right. Investiga- tive Reporter (and Associate Editor) An- drew Halpert does grueling field re- search for his As The School Turns ar- ticles. For this issue, Halpert prepares to face a dinosaur which threatens the school. Most articles simply require in- terviews and note-taking to obtain nec- essary information. Shana Chung and Ron Gerber Andrew Halpert 'BEHIND THE SCENES' DEPTS. KEEP THINGS MOVING Sharon Seiler Robert Wallman While the reporters are writing away, other departments are also at work. Copy Editor Sharon Seiler is responsible for insuring that our misspelled sen- tences are gramatically correct. Photo Editor Dan Wank and his staff provide the many fine photos which grace our stately pages, while inspired Art Editor Robert Wallman does the same with pen-and-ink drawings. Business Man- ager Dan Levine and his staff keep us all solvent, as well as supervising ad sales and placement. Dan Wank 154 Dan Levine June 1978 Guide Post Page 3 Paste-Up Workers Plan Layout; Write Headlines, Captions Once the articles are finished and edited, they are sent to the printer, who returns them typed in columns. They are then censored by Advisor Clifford Cobb (below) as horrified editors look on. At paste-up, the way the paper will look is determined and the headlines and captions are written. News Editor Amy Cassedy and Associate News Editor Robin Kahn plan page one, while Feature Editor Jane Charnin works on the inside pages. Managing Editor Paul Kaplan bothers the sports staff and secretly runs the paper. Clifford Cobb censors copy New Position At Printer, Managing Ed., Students Work Now Filled With 'The Pros' Amy Cassedy Jane Charnin Robin Kahn The GUIDE POST staff has a rare op- portunity in that we are able to actually visit the printer and supervise the pro- duction of the paper. Associate Editor Meredith Savitt (right) scrutinizes the ac- tual pages which will then be photo- graphed and printed on the famous shiny paper. Students work with artists and typesetters who make corrections, paste down headlines and articles, and leave room for photographs. Once the papers are printed — usualy a day or so later — they are brought back to the school and a crew stuffs them with ad- vertising inserts and puts them in the homeroom mailboxes. The monday after, a staff meeting is held and the whole cycle starts anew. 155 Paul Kaplan Meredith Savitt 156 co-editors, B. Bromberg, L. McDonell NORTH STAR 157 KEY CLUB pres. N. Brown, v. pres. R. Siegel, sec-tres. M. Weinstock TAPI 158 pres. K. Wu, v. pres. S. Ebin, sec.-tres, N. Berger pres. B. Dembitzer, v.pres. N. Weiner, sec. M. Rabinowitz, tres. R. Schulman HEBREW CULTURE CLUB pres. L. Tanner, v.pres. M. Hansman, sec. P. Milstein, tres. J. Charnin 159 COMPUTER CLUB co-capts. A. Halpert, L. Penn, sec. L. McGowen pres. E. Bauman, v.pres. P. Diamandis, see. B. Greenberg, tres. L. Penn CHESS CLUB capt. L. Lissaurer, asst. capt. ). Bender, sec.-tres. D. Sternberger MATH CONTES' CLUB pres. S. Goldman, v.pres. C. Dworkis, sec-tres. L. Sharon c o N s G O R E S S BOARD OF REPS 162 J. Korman, M. Martino, M. Miller 164 65 JUNIOR PLAYERS based on a Moli re farce ----—cuxdL Jim gt. neck north senior high sch. NOVEMBER 4 « 5, 1977 S C A P I N O ! Cast KAREN O'CONNELL .......DANNY LEVINE ....SAM GELLERMAN ERIC GUMPERT .......ANDY GOLD ....JOHN S. GERSTEN ....DAVID FRIEDMAN .......JEFF MAYER . SETH ZIMMERMAN SUSAN GOLDFISCHER .......ANDY COLE R.J. CUTLER JACKIE HOFFMAN CAROL SCHOENBAUM 168 GREASE Sandy Barbara Eisen Danny Dany Sussman Rizzo Nancy Matchton Kenickie Robert Ehrlich Marty Sharon Greenblatt Doody Matt Gumpert Jan Shari Stackman Roger Steve Lipsman Frenchy Carol Schoenbaum Sonny Robert Previto Patty Susan Goldfischer Eugene Miss Lynch Madame X 169 ■M G. A. A. pres. S. Blumfield v. pres., J. Essex sec. B. Schiermer tres., C. Gerwanter 171 172 ART CLUB HAM RADIO 173 174 175 179 JUNIORS GET IT ALL TOGETHER Although the junior year is the hardest and most challenging scholastic year, many juniors have participated in class govern- ment. This is exemplified by the atten- dance at class meetings. The officers, who are determined to ac- complish their goal, which is raising $500.00, have planned many activities, such as car washes, movies and picnics. A large part of the money has already been realized through the sale of class rings. Student involvement in class govern- ment has increased due to an increase in respect for class officers. Excellent leader- ship and strong student support typify the Junior Class government. « 181 Sophomore Class Officers 184 185 991 189 193 194 195 1% 'isa — Page 134 — Page 134 Kellys Thomas — Page 3 Klein, Douglas ! Page 153 Kuhn Beverly — Page 10 Kushner, Lanee — Page 12 Lavian, Dalia — Page 11 Lvine, Joy — Page 178 Lewis, Jonathan — Page 153 Meyer, Vivienne — Page 59 Miller, Dana — Pages 33, 131 Moon, Joon Ho — Page 139 Murray, Karen — Pages 130, 150, 153 Nashelsky, Kira — Page 11 Newman, Laurie — Page 153 Newman, Michael — Page 151 Blumencranz, Beth — Page 161 Buss, David — Page 22 Byrnes, Joseph —Page 178 Cahn, Miriam — Page 195 Charnin, Jane — Pages 155, 159 Chestler, Cathy — Page 89 Cohen, David — Page 179 Cohn, Ellyn — Page 2 Cutler, Robert — Pages 156, 168, 179, 195 Diamandis, Peter — Page 160 Dorman, Amy — Page 89 Einsidler, Michael — Pages 9, 27 Epstein, tve — Page 138 Essex, Jessica — Pages 59, 85, 191 Fehrenbach, Baree — Page 178 Fishbin, Jane — Page 2 Frankfort, Adam — Page 27 Friedman, Karen — Page 135 198 Hansman,_______ Harari, Peggy — Page ■ ggins, Lynd4 —,Pa B 1 ;owitz, Ruth — Page 153 s, Guy — Page 6 ;on, Henry — Page '  - Steven — Page 136 . Diana — Pa es 2, xjj € Risa — Page 3 Mi:unf?rg, Susan — Page 14 Koenigsberg, Craig — Page? 3, 135 Kuffiner, Stephen — Page 151 LicbMjQB, Seth — Page 157 Maritus, Stephanie — Page 76 Marfc?, William — Page 152 • ' Martino, Marissa — Pages 53, 162. Matchtpn, i ancy — Pages 166 , 194 McGi;orhy,; Mary —Page 195 Miller, Iordan —.Pages'151, 152 Miller, Matthew —Page 162, Millstein, Paela ■«- Page 159 Moorehead, James — Page 39 'Moslin, Murray — Page 139 Munda, Michael — Page 179 Nenner, Rodney — Pages 10, 13 O'Connell, Karen — Page 179 Oestreicher, Tamie — Page 7 Pearlman, Laurie — Page 153 Penn, Laurence — Page 160 Plean, Douglas — Page 131 -L-Iferer „„______.___ ..finer, Beth _MeSinger,'Debra — Page 76 ehwartZ7 Jonathan — Page 24 chwart SteverT — Page 195 'T--,S?Qly, Wendy — Page 7 ,Jamne Page'150- Arlow, Susan — Page 92 Armon, Harry — Pages 11, 92 Athenson, Jill — Page 92 Ayache, Catherine — Pages 92, 113 Azizfarb, Diana — Page 92 Bakst, Hilary — Pages 88, 93 Barazani, Lance — Page 93 Bardash, Karen — Page 93 Bauman, Evan — Pages 93, 160 Baxt, Jolaine — Page 93 Behr, James — Page 93 Bell, Nancy — Page 93 Belonsky, Martin — Page 195 Benson, Karen — Pages 89, 93 Berg, Judith — Pages 93, 126 Berger, Nancy — Pages 93, 111, 158, 164 Berger, Russ — Pages 15, 93 Berkowitz, Ira — Pages 2, 14, 94 Bernstein, Joel — Page 94 Bernstein, Marsha — Pages 10, 93, 94, 111, 161 Bernstein, Nancy — Pages 94, 157 Bernstein, Robin — Page 94 Bernthal, Robert — Pages 94, 120, 195 Berthen, Nina — Page 94 Biegen, Mary — Page 94 Biller, Susan — Pages 35, 94, 113 Birnbaum, David — Pages 10, 11, 65, 94 Blank, Seth — Page 95 Bliok, Paul — Page 95 Bloomfield, Susan — Page 95 Blye, Bernice — Pages 95, 11, 150 Bordeaux, Charlene — Page 95 Bordonaro, Marie — Page 95 Bosboom, Lisa — Pages 14, 95 Brenin, Lynda — Page 95 Bromberg, Bruce — Pages 95, 157 Brown, Bernice — Pages 10, 95 Brown, Carita — Pages 5, 13, 95 Brown, Neil — Pages 95, 122, 149, 151, 152, 158 Bryant, Gloria — Pages 7, 95 Budd, Mildred — Page 95 Budd, Sylvia — Pages 6, 7, 96 Burgher, Carol — Page 96 Busner, Carey — Pages 96, 97 Butler, Hilary — Pages 96, 135 Butwin, Bradley — Page 96 Cahn, Sidney — Pages 96, 173, 196 Campbell, Kevin — Page 96 Caro, Tina — Page 96 Cassedy, Amy — Pages 96, 155 Charchat, Judy — Page 96 Chaves, Elidieth — Pages 96, 124 Chaves, Susan — Pages 14, 96, 134 Chung, Shana — Pages 96, 154 Clain, Deborah — Page 96 Clark, Mark — Pages 2, 13, 94, 97 Cohen, Jill — Page 97 Cohn, Bruce — Pages 5, 97 Cohn, Shari — Pages 97, 114 Cole, Evan — Pages 97, 107 Considine, William — Page 97 Corley, Annette — Pages 85, 97 Crowder, William — Pages 7, 97 Cruz, Michelle — Page 97 Dannenberg, Alexander — Page 97 Das, Rajeshwar — Pages 52, 84, 98 Defrin, Allyson — Pages 98, 103 Dembitzer, Beth — Pages 98, 159 Dennelly, Brian — Pages 83, 98 Deutsch, Sarah — Pages 98, 157 Devlin, Kathleen — Page 98 Diamond, James — Page 98 Dicker, Daniel — Page 98 Dicker, Joshua — Pages 98, 111 Dolgin, Kalmon — Pages 11, 98, 105, 108, 123 Dominsky, Will — Pages 98 192 Doyle, Michael — Page 99 Dublin, Marcie — Page 99 Dworkis, Charles — Page 99 Eber, Henry — Pages 99, 163 Ebin, Susan — Pages 99, 125, 158, 195 Edinburgh, Susan — Pages 5, 99 Efriam, Sima — Pages 10, 99, 120 Eggers, Patricia — Page 99 Ehrlich, Robert — Pages 15, 100 Einsidler, Daniel — Pages 74, 75, 87, 100 Fainblatt, Lynn —Page 100 Farzan, Yael — Page 100 Feldheim, Jen — Pages 11, 100 Feldman, Clifford — Page 100 Feller, Rena — Page 100 Flack, Jennifer — Pages 14, 88, 100 Fleischer, Corey — Page 100 Fleshel, Lynne — Pages 100, 111 Fox, Evan — Pages 6, 100, 150 Freedman, Jodi — Pages 13, 100 Friedberg, Marie — Page 101 Friedman, David — Pages 101, 167, 194 Frish, llene — Page 101 Fromer, Anthony — Pages 13, 101, 134, 135 Gaines, Deborah — Pages 101, 113, 173 Gary, Amy — Page 101 Gerber, Ronald — Pages 101, 134, 154, 161, 171 Gerlitz, Jay — Pages 101, 103 Gewanter, Catherine — Pages 10, 102, 118, 171, 172 Gilliar, Lisa — Page 102 Gimbel, Geoffrey — 102 Glabman, Leslie — Pages 92, 102, 136 Goldman, Scott — Pages 14, 102, 113, 162 Goldstein, Roberta — Pages 94, 102 Goodfriend, William — Pages 102, 127 Goodstein, Lisa — Page 102 Gordon, Marcy — Pages 15, 102 Gordonson, Sarah — Page 102 Gottlieb, Edward — Page 102 Gould, Lisa — Page 103 Graham, Franklyn — Page 103 Greenberg, Katherine — Pages 94, 103 Greenfield, Dina — Pages 100, 103 Greenstein, Richard — Pages 13, 103, 131 Grossman, Maryl — Page 103 Gruber, Daryl — Pages 103, 137 Gruber, Neil — Pages 103, 157 Gumm, James — Page 104 Gumpert, Eric — Pages 40, 84, 104 Haas, Carrie — Page 104 Haber, Michele — Pages 92, 104, 149, 150 Haberman, Karen — Pages 104, 110 Hagan, Robert — Page 104 Halpern, Amy — Page 104 Halpern, Matthew — Pages 104, 156 Halpert, Andrew — Pages 35, 104, 154, 155 Hampton, Robert — Page 104 Harnick, Lisa — Page 104 Harris, Roger — Page 99, 104 Harris, Todd — Page 104 Hecht, Leslie — Page 104 Heide, Peggy — Pages 13, 105 Heller, Joanne — Pages 105, 111 Henis, Russell — Pages 59, 111 Hennes, Anna Lynn — Page 105 Herman, Laura — Page 105 Hirsch, Jamie — Page 105 Hirsch, Peter — Pages 105 123 Hock, Jennifer — 35, 105 Hoffman, Jacquelin — 106, 195 Hollander, Nancy — 106 Horowitz, Richard — 106, 153 Howard, Victoria — 106 Hvidonov, Elena — 106 Hyman, Robin — 106 Irwin, Sandra — 10, 106 Jorgensen, Mark — 106 Kahn, Robin — 56, 106, 108, 159 Kane, Cindi — 106, 114 Kaplan, Paul — 106, 119, 155 Katz, Michelle — 107 Kaufman, Bruce — 107, 110 Khajezdeh, Ronald — 57, 107, 196 Kieval, Robert — 107 Klienman, Linda — 107 Kohan, Mark — 107 Kooby, Vanessa — 107, 13, 193 Korman, Jason — 107, 111, 162 Kountz, Keith — 13, 107 Kramer, llene — 107 Kronengold, Dariane — 107 Kushner, Jordan — 7, 108, 126, 130 LaRocca, Lawrence — 2, 108 Leiderman, Jaynie — 108 Leif, Scott — 108 Leigh, Eric — 108, 197 Levine, Dan — 108, 154, 192 Levine, Stephanie — 109, 136 Lewine, Daniel — 5, 10, 122 Lewis, Matthew — 109 Lieber, Geoffrey — 109 Lief, Joshua r 109 Lippet, Robin — 109, 173 201 Lipsti feven M 67 109, 160 rndrew — 109, 117, 161 z, Gary — 109 Mahfar, Rouben — 112 Maier, Karen — 112, 152 Malkary, Kim — 112, 150 Mandiberg, Lai ‘ Mankin, BetF -.,112,13 Marks, Nancy — 112, 136, 151 Marlowe, Lawrence — 112 Mason, Barbara — 67, 112 Mayer, Howard — 112, 168 Mayer, Michael — 112 McDonell, Lilliai J12, 157 Mehrberg, Jill Mendelsohn, lnriliL_-m 'g Merems. lulia — i  ms Mollura, Connie— H4 Moon, Sook Young — 21 “ 109, 133,114 er. Jay - 7, 1, Robert — - e an Jalne - 115, 16 Norman, Wendy - 59, 8S, 115, 152 O'Leary, Patrick - 116 Omeltchenko, Victoria — 85, 116 Ornstein, Kathy — H6 Ornston, Diane — 116 ___ . _ nn — 100, 108, 176 Ozarow, Beth — 116 Panariello, Anne — 116 Paris, Elizabeth — 8, 13, 111, 116, ■ !1 Pergament, Arthur — 7, 111, 116 Permut, Todd — 116, 122, 197 Peterson, Nancy — 117 Petty, Thomas — 117 Piselli, Matthew — 15, 86, 67, 117, Plain, Robert — 6, 117 Preger, Mary — 110, 117 Putterman, Amy — 111, 117 Raben, Jeremy — 117 Rabinowitz, Mich Rachman, Marli Rafii, Shahin — Reyer, Dale — Reyes, Jennifer Richheimer. L , Micha ym 117, 159 Kosenblatt, Tm Rosenfelder, M 'Rosenstein, Neal Rosinsky, Alan — 119 Rothestein, Mark — 119 Rowland, Anthone — 14 __ Rubenstein, Kenneth — 52, 57, 65, 86 87 119 141, 152, 171 ' ' Russo, Elana — 117, 119, 193 Ryan, Eileen — 119 Ryan, Kathleen — 119 Saland, Amy — 15, 113, 120, 170 Salko, David — 6, 57, 120 Salzman, Ira — 84, 120, 171 Sampino, Frances — 120 Satnick, Hal — 120 202 jon — 22, J5, 11 SteinbergT Stempel, Nancy Stevens, Wendy — 96, 1lT Strick, Robert — 123 Sugarman, Ellen — 123 Talbert, Amy — 6, 124 Talisman, Leslie — 124 Tallering, Alan — 124 Tanebaum, Richard — 6, 75, 111, 124 203 BUSINESS STAFF — 1978 Business Managers Marsha Bernstein, Beth Blumencranz, Jason Korman, Derrel Marsella, Cary Weiss Assistant Business Managers Alan Barr, Sima Efraim, Cathi Cewanter, Elana Russo, Cindy Weston Business Staff Photo Editor Seth Lieberman Sales Staff Elana Russo, Sima Efraim, Tony Fromer, Jane Fishbin, Jennifer Ffock, Lynn Fainblatt, Ellen Ehrlich, Fran Sampino, Lisa Fogel, Wendy Karlan, Karen Heuman, Cindy Weston, Sue Biller, Jolie Baxt, Michelle Ra- binowitz Publicity Staff Elana Russo, Sima Efraim, Robin Lippet, Bernice Blye, Julianne Legon, Karen Legon, Lisa Fogel Senior Class Consultants Lee Muller, Mark Weinstock Advisor Leonard I. Mandel Advertising Staff Lee Muller, Mark Weinstock, Karen Heuman, Wendy Karlan, Sima Efraim, Elana Russo, Melissa Perlen, Stephanie Miller, Julianne Legon, Mindy Beer, Lisa Oestreich, Cheryl Gold, Karen Legon, Lynn Fainblatt, Michelle Rabinowitz, Robin Tobin, Susan Biller, Shelley Diamond, Evan Stieglitz, Glenn Sterling, Jack Epstein, Stacey Fabrikant, David Oppenheim, Brett Rosen, Robert Dankner, Marie Bordonro, Fran Sampino, Janice Horowitz, Larry Green, Gordon Polatnick Patron Letter Committee Cindy Weston, Cathi Gewanter, Robert Aizer, Greg Silverthorne, Joanne Heller, Wendy Karlan, Karen Heuman Art Director Robin Lippet Administrative Assistant Bernice Blye 205 — TO MARSHA AND THE CLASS OF 1978 MAY ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE GREATNECKERS ■SALTY, SK. m 206 51 CUTTERMILL ROAD, GREAT NECK NY 11021 516 466-9870 MEMBER: GREAT NECK REAL ESTATE BOARD BRASS BUTTONS LTD. The Women's Haberdasher of Great Neck' 10 Grace Avenue. Great Neck Congratulations to Class of '77 m SHOWCASE ANTIQUES HU 7-6903 Alan Greenberg STANTON DRIVE-IN CLEANERS For Elegance 110 Cutter Mill Road Great Neck, New York 11021 113 Middle Neck Rd. HU 7-7815 Great Neck THE LINEN GALLERY 31 North Station Plaza 829-6130 Best Wishes To The Class Of '78 MUSHROOMS The Open Door to Stitchery operated by Nassau Center for Emotionally Disturbed Children, Int. 4 Bond Street Great Neck, N. Y. 11021 516 487-9442 516-482-9395 Gosed Tues. Sc Sat. Needlepoint - Supplies Special Stitchery Classes 10 A M. - 4 P.M. Restaurant 466-2454 Fine Jewelry 3 North Station Plaza Great Neck, N. Y. 11021 f CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 DR. MRS. ARTHUR H. SHAPIRO Congratulations to Joanne and to the class of 1978 CAROL, SIG AND JACK HELLER Mini'S T.V. SERVIM ANTENNAS -TAPE UNITS -AUTOMATIC TELEVISION -STEREO -GARAGE DOORS 30 So Station Pcaza Oncat Ncck. N Y 11021 Gold • Silver • Stones JL ; 208 9 Bona Suet! • G'tot Neck, New Yorh H071 • (SI6) 879-9454 (•!•) 4II 47II T the studio1 PMapaphic Sconce Jerry Finberg 128 Middle Neck Road Great Neck, L.I.,N.Y. 11021 Tel - HU7-1598 Tel-HU7-1598 Designrs Creators Of Fine Furs GEORGE C. ANDERSON Furniture Refinishing 605 Middle Neck Rd. , Great Neck, L.I. NU  -01 1 French Way Claanara Tailors Inc. JACK iAUMANN 5 9 WCClt NCCK SO OACATNCCK N V 110JJ CAMP AND CAMPUS 11 Bond Street Great Neck, N.Y. 487-8309 MATVMM. ANO O GANtC 0004 • viTAM.N GREAT NECK NATURE FOODS HU. 7-4588 CALL DELIVER MART VALET cjine ®r Cleaning Personalized Tailoring 35 GREAT NECK ROAD GREAT NECK, N. Y. 11021 YOUR COMMUNITY INVOLVED BANK UNION FEDERAL SAVINGS 41 MIDDLE NECK RD. (11021) AND 534 MIDDLE NECK RD. (11023) GREAT NECK, N.Y. KEN-MAR CAMERA CORPORATION Carnatas • Projectors • tnlsijers Fla • Quality Developing 27 Gnat Nack Road Ccsat Sack, N Y., 11021 316 - HU 2-1023 W (516) 482 238« (516) 482-2107 £Y o rPizza Italian Food I38A MiDOll NICK ROAD GMt' NECA. N V 11021 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 GOODWEAR SHOE CO. ifinRL J HAIR DESIGN 701 MIDDLE NECK RD. GREAT NECK, N.Y. 11023 466-3290 WING H WILLIAMS MEMS’ onJ BOY’S WEAR 14 GREAT NECK ROAD NeXT DOOR TO GEKTZ 51« HUNTCR 7-3975 GREAT NECK. N. Y. rN STYLE 1611 middle neck road, great neck, ny 11023  1«) 742 3244 ALL ACCESSORIES cMaiie. i iBiidaC cSaCon BRIDAL GOWNS MIDDLE NECK PHARMACY Prescriptions - Cosmetics - Vitamins 482-4880 489 Middle Neck Rd., Great Neck BRIDESMAIDS MOTHER OF THE BRIDE 868 FRANKLIN AVE. SPECIAL OCCASION GARDEN CITY. N.Y. 11530 GREAT NECK JEWELERS 18 Middle Neck Road Great Neck, N.Y. Student Discount 487-2670 Compliments Of NORTH SHORE AGENCY, INC. 589 Middle Neck Rd. Great Neck, N.Y. 11023 (516) 466-9300 TRANSATLANTIC EXCLUSIVE MENSWEAR 117 Middle Neck Rd Great Neck, Rd. 487-4968 Gertrud Yusen Party Shop 85 Middle Neck Rd. Greet Neck, N Y. 11021 Junior Fair JUNIORS — PETITES — PRE-TEENS 38 Middle Neck Road Harnett Lieberman Great Neck, N. Y. 11021 516 HU 7 2625 Sooner Or Later You'll Come To CHOPMEAT CHARLIE'S The World's Best Hamburger 9 Cuttermill Rd UNITED MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK 481 MIDDLE NECK ROAD GREAT NECK. N. Y. 11023 (516) 829-8100 Kensington Kosher Delicatessen Finest Kosher Catering CAPGRO LEASING CORPORATION 720 Northern Blvd., Great Neck, N.Y. 11021 WE LEASE AND RENT ALL MAKES OF CARS (516) 829-8700 27A MIDDLENECK ROAD GREAT NECK, NEW YORK 11021 016 407-2410 •V TRAIOCR ■ a south uioolI nick hoao OSIAT NICK. NIW 0«K llOtl •II HU T IM! •HNU7 IIOI BRUCC KLEIN KENWOOD CHEMISTS 224 MIDDLE NECK ROAD GREAT NECK, N.Y. 11021 HOWARD W. SIEGMEISTER, REG. PHARM. WALL'S center 105 MIDDLE NECK ROAD, GREAT NECK WALL TO WALL MUSIC STEVE HOFFMAN JON BRODY BONAVENTURE JEWELERS YOUR DISCOUNT JEWELERS UNIQUE CUSTOM DESIGNER PIECES ESTATE JEWELRY WEDDING RINGS AND BANDS EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRS EAR PIERCING SERVICES 888 FRANKLIN AVE. 746-5150 GARDEN CITY LAMONT'S RESTAURANT SERVING LUNCHEON • DINNER 31 S. MIDDLE NECK ROAD GREAT NECK, N.Y. 487-2932 THE LAST WORD RomnmkMTTks 1 N XXENtCK QOAO GflfAT NIC N v 110?1 516 4«? ?0«0 FOUR SEASONS GIFTS 35 South Middlcncck Rd. tableworks inc. 94 middle neck rd great neck, ay 11021 THE JEWELERS TO THE CLASS OF 78 N.R. DRILLING CO. 97-45 Queens Blvd. Rego Park, N.V. 11374 Congratulations To The Many Friends Of Carita And Neil And The Class of 78 Albert’s pen Specialize In Men's And Women's Haircutting 25 S. Middle Neck Road Great Neck, New York (516) 482-3550 J. Charles Frank Son RLUMtINO ano HIATINO CONTRACTORI ERIKA AND BOB BROWN gaC J- oducti do. 571 Middle Neck Road, Great Neck. N.Y. Aluminum Siding Custom Screens Storm Windows Aluminum Awnings Venetian Blinds Shades HUnter 7-2874 7-2984 Vinyl Siding Woven Wood Table Pads Porch Enclosures Tub Enclosures 212 B'.e 487 12 2 4 2 7 A 487 8587 KOLSON - KORENGE,, INC. HARDWARE - LUMBER LOCKSMITH «S3 MIOOLE NECK 80 0 BEST WISHES TO GREAT NECK STUDENTS FREEDMAN-SHAPIRO REALTY INC. 516-482-9191 116 MIDDLE NECK RD. GREAT NECK, N.Y. 11021 0 « T NECK N Y «1023 213 Best Wishes To The Class Of 78 Clothes 'N Things Jtterlrr of Hint5 5Wrrrl TMK( ONO ST«fT G« T NECK. L I. JILDOR SHOE STORE 42 Middle Neck Road Great Neck, N.Y. First to Advertise in Aristo ALBERT ANTOR SON Jeweler 72 Middle Neck Rood HU 2-0045 Great Neck, N. Y. Est. 1914 THE COMPLETE TENNIS PRO SHOP Teh Hi.S pro 9hc. 154 MIDDLE NECK ROAD GREAT NECK, N.Y. 11021 Seymour Stricoffs Bake Shop The Best Baked Products 482-1511 Mac 482-9511 MUWTCM 2 84 33 Cjreat O Iecl ffloor Goi)ering Go. LINOLEUM CARPETS VINYLS ASPHALT TILE CARPET CLEANING RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL 192 MIDDLE NECK ROAO GREAT NECK NY 11021 JEFFREY'S WORLD OF TRAVEL LTD. JEFFREY KANE 3 GRACE AVENUE GREAT NECK, NEW YORK 11021 OFFICE 212-895-7369 516-482-0540 214 634 Middle Neck Road Great Neck. New York 11023 (516) 487-8020 DENISE BOUTIQUE, INC. For The Contemporary Women 46 Middle Neck Road APrlncln° j If • OFFSET PRINTING • SOCIAL STATIONERY • ORGANIZATIONAL ADDRESSING MAILING 432-4434 (516) 482-4434 621 MIDDLE NECK AD. L J I 1 I I 1-sJ I GREAT NECK . DEP, 73 Middleneck Rd. Mon. Thurs. Till 9 P.M. Daily Till 6 P.M. % s-i ROYAL VIKING TOURS PARENTAL ADVERTISING Congratulations To The Class Of 1978 MARTHA AND SOL GOLDMAN AND FAMILY Congratulations, Love, Happiness And Success To The Class Of 1978 IRENE AND MARVIN WEISS AND FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 DR. AND MRS. JEROME S. SEILER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ARISTA STAFF PARENTS OF SETH LIEBERMAN Best Wishes To The Class Of 1978 THE PARIS FAMILY DAVID, ANITA AND DANIELLE Not Everything That Is Faced Can Be Changed, But Nothing Can Be Changed Until It Is Faced James Baldwin DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH K. SPECTOR Best Wishes To The Class Of 1978 DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH W. MALKARY AND FAMILY Congratulations To The Class Of 1978 GARY, MARILYN, KAREN, JONATHAN, DAVID AND KATHLEEN MAIER CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '78 ROBERTA AND CHARLES RUSSO Compliments To Our Karen And The Arista Business Staff MR. AND MRS. WARNER J. HEUMAN Best Wishes To The Arista Staff And Class Of 78 PARENTS OF CARON AND EVAN STIEGLITZ CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH TANENBAUM AND FAMILY. CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1978 MR. AND MRS. RIGOBERTO CHAVES Congratulations And Good Luck To The Class Of 1978 MR. AND MRS. MORT HOCK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 CAROL AND LARRY LEVINE AND FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS TO SARA AND THE CLASS OF 1978 THE GORDONSON FAMILY Best Wishes To The Graduates Of 1978 PAULA AND ARTHUR SHARF CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 MARK, SUSAN, JANE AND HERB CHAVES BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '78 Congratulations And Good Luck Class Of 1978 THE FRED SCHWARTZES MR. AND MRS. BENJAMIN MARKS AND FAMILY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '78 THE GLASER FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 MR. MRS. EDWARD BILLER AND FAMILY GRADUATES: BEST WISHES DR. AND MRS. SYLVAN BLOOMFIELD BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '78 MR. AND MRS. STANLEY BUTWIN AND FAMILY JUST GREAT THE CLASS OF 78 PAT AND LAZ WEINER BEST WISHES FROM MR. AND MRS. VERNON DIAMOND CONGRATULATIONS FROM LIZZI CAMPBELL AND SONS BEST OF LUCK PHYLLIS, HERB, BILL AND HOWARD GOODFRIEND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 78 THE PUTTERMAN'S JAY AND TERRY STEVENS BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATES SEYMOUR LIPSMAN SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 78 MR. AND MRS. ARNOLD GREEN CONGRATULAIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 78 MR. AND MRS. ALLAN LEGON NORMA AND FRED EINSIDLER DONNY, BOBBY, DANNY, RICHIE GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '78 Congratulations And Good Luck To The Class Of 1978 THE NASS FAMILY Happiness To The Class Of 1978 ED, RITA, JIMMY AND KAREN HABERMAN Congratulations To The Class Of 1978 DR. AND MRS. M.M. HOLLANDER AND FAMILY Congratulations To The Class Of 1978 DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH MOUURA AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. AMIR MARDKHA WISH GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1978 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 78 IRENE AND NORMAN BELL CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1978 MARJORIE AND PAUL HEIDE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '78 MR. AND MRS. GIDON ARMON CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 THE WAINSTONS The Following People Wish To Offer Congratulations To The Class Of 1978 Linda and Bill Ackerman David, Ellen, Rebecca and Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alesandro Marcia and Robert Barazani Seymour and Helen Berkowitz Mr. and Mrs. William Blye Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bordonaro Barbara and Sheldon Breitbart Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dembitzer Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eber Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Einsidler Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fainblatt Bernice and Marvin Feller Mr. and Mrs. Peter Flack Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Fleischer Mr. and Mrs. William J. Friedberg and Freddie Marcia and Bob Gewanter Terry and Ira Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gould Mel and Ellen Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel D. Gribin Helen and Murray Gruber Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gruszecki Dr. and Mrs. Alan Haber Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hansman and Family Rosalind Gordon-Hirsch Mr. Ron Howard Michael and Anneli Hvidonov Marjorie and Arthur Irwin Dr. and Mrs. Robert Karlan Joyce and Murray Klein Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Koenigsberg Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kooby Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Kountz and Ellen Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leiderman Dr. and Mrs. Jerome L. Luskin Mr. and Mrs. Rick Marder Danny and Edith Markowitz Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mason Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McDonell The Following People Wish To Offer Congratulations To The Class Of 1978 Joan and Alfred Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Murray The Nasser Family Greta and Allen Newman Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Ninesling Mr. and Mrs. Ber Nisenbaum Mr. and Mrs. E. 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