Greenport High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Greenport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Josephine Watkins, Mr. George Hubbard (Vice-President), Mrs. Patricia J. Eckardt (President), Mr. Jack Leden, Mr. Carl Thilberg. We the editors of this yearbook would like to thank the Board of Education for their patient cooperation in finally getting this picture taken. Thank You! OJ Jana Young Sheilah Heaney MR. HERBERT EGERT Secondary Principal O' My mother told me there'd be days like this. So did mine. Aww, com'on Mike! Okay - let's try it one more time. Ve have vays of mak- ing you talk! But your uncle has al- ready died twice this week! Voulez-vous. . . ? Dealer takes two.... Turn off that Jungle beat! Every party has a party-pooper. I'll give you five reasons why ! 9 out of 10 school nurses prefer Medi-Quik. What are you in the mood for? ' . . . who put up with us through Algebra without a Regents, Trig., Math 12----- and gave us exciting rides to Mathlete and golf meets. . .. who started us on our way with advice, stationery, Afro-Asian cultures and -10 points average threats. Is ART Mr. Meirowitz, Mrs. Stype 2: AUDIO-VISUAL Mrs. Morris, Mr. Adams. 3: BUSINESS Mr. Costantini, Ms. Hokkanen 4: HOME ECONOMICS: Ms. Sorace 5: INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Stoutenburgh, Mr. Finkle 6: LANGUAGE Mr. Campbell, Mr. Kiernan 7: MATHEMATICS Mrs. Hanff, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Burlingame (Ms. Mastroianni) 8: MUSIC Mr. Wells, Mr. Casa 9: PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Pugsley, Mrs. Utz, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Utz 10: SCIENCE Mr. Jantzen, Mr. Mulhall, Mr. Wells, Mr. Lillis, Mr, Crowley 11: ENGLISH Mrs. Evans, Mr. Tuminello, Mr. Connolly, Mr. Gildersleeve 12: SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Jacobs, Mr. Moore, Mr. McEvoy, Mr. Manwaring READING CENTER Mrs. Tyrer, Miss Coyle, Mr. Mooney CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Park, Mrs. Helinski, Mrs. Bondarchuk HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs. Sea vers PRINCIPAL'S SECRETARY Mrs. Ship GUIDANCE SECRETARY Mrs. Mazzaferro ATTENDANCE OFFICER Mrs. Wetmore LEARNING DEVELOPMENT Mrs. Posnack TITLE I Mrs. Hewitt, Ms. Syracuse CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr. Harroun, Mrs. Klipp, Mr. Melanson, Mr. Staron, Mr. Barret, ABSENT: Mr. Parrish, Mr. Wells, Mr. Macomb er. SPECIAL ED. Mr. Goldsmith SCHOOL DISTRICT CLERK Mr. Gardiner TEACHER AIDES and ASSISTANTS Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Dinizio, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Carey, Mrs. Morris. ABSENT: Mrs. Bondarchuk, Mrs. Pace, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Quatroche, Mrs. Wiggins, Mrs. Olszewski, and Mrs. Jackson. PAYROLL CLERK BOOKKEEPER Mrs. Heaney SCHOOL DISTRICT TREASURER Mrs. Brooks ELEMENTARY TEACHERS K Mrs. Cook Mrs. Rhodes Mrs. Kieman Mrs. Williamson 5 Mrs. Trower Mrs. Gonzalez Mrs. Copin Mrs. Worrell 2 Mrs. Long Mrs. Hupfel Miss Coon Mr. Wiltse Mrs. Wall Mr. Evert We'll have kilts if I have to make 'em myself! For the love... Sorry, wrong Coach! Cute? I'm adorable! BACK! Back into your cage!! And the antlers were this No, Larry, You can't borrow my Brian's big around. Song credit card. Computer? Busted? Ray, get the—«.«. out of here! The mystery of a woman is what makes her interesting. For the love of Pete! (got it right this time) I said GHERKINS, John! frzEzE . V i'rV ’ ’ , • ; . .v; ;v- ' ‘v v . .. - • or � ? . ■ v • • ' •- - •' '• • ;• • • sgo.l • ■ . • ■ ' v- ••'..:•••• ' � ' V -: ' V w ■ |U . - • ' v • . • � • , � £ • ' O' . • . . . ; . S .% - 7 - '■ ' V Vv • . '• ” • . ' i • • • ' , r .r •' ' vv- - . • - .•. , . V vCn£ • ; ' • •• ' !' , ft •r . - r rr. ■ •; v f - • ' '• - ■ - V-' . • r wp- • V ’ •' - ' i 1! D 5 4) J 4) s eg GROUND: T. King, W. Claudio, D. Bondarchuk. SEATED: P. Patten, M. Rowsom, T. Bibey, K. Lieblein, C. Kalinke, C. Carey, L. Klipp, M. Goehring. ROW 1: Mr. Wells, J. Stevenson, R. Giles, G. Zehner, S. Mang- ham, S. Smith, M. Davis. ROW 2: J. Hlatky, F. Vindigni, W. Cook, L. Rhodes, M. Jervey, R. Harris. ABSENT: A. Loomis. GROUND: J. Monsell, J. Nocklin, P. Cook, W. Flatley. SEATED: D. Boyle, S. Harvey, M. Poole, J. Eckhardt, K. Klotzer, T. Santacroce, D Lillis, J. Bruckheimer. ROW 1: Miss Hokkanen, J. Moore, V. Macchirole, B. Staples, C. Shelby, J. Archer, C. Toy. ROW 2: C. Black, J. Jackson, J. Santacroce, K. Dawson. ABSENT: R. Hill. The thought of school is not new to us, But we've grown up now to a higher step. A triumph that the high schoolers of today have passed And the younger have yet to come. We are the seventh graders of '77! And the seniors of '82! The years yet to come will never be forgotten, But instead, cherished forever. CATHLEEN CAREY Greenport High School welcomes yet another group of 7th graders to its Jun- ior High. This year the Junior High classes received privileges which they never had before. The election of class officers was one. The 7th grade elected Greg Zehner as president, Fred Gordon as vice president, Theresa Santacroce as sec- retary and Adam Watson as treasurer with Miss Mastroianni as their advisor. An- other privilege was representation in Student Council. Representatives for the 7th grade were Fred Gordon, Scott Mangham, Ken Black, and Susan Jaworecki. We, the graduating class of '77, would like to say Good Luck to the graduating class of '82. GROUND: R. Rock, K. Gaffga, L. Charland, B. Campbell, D. Van Etten. SEATED: J. Shelby, C. Giles, J. Ray, C. Black, S. Jaworecki, J. Martinsen, W. Norkelun. ROW 1: P. Welch, G. Rishe, Mrs. Thompson, L. Wilson, P. Klotz, A. Watson. ROW 2: T. Krumenacker, J. Eckardt, G. Jackson, G. Schineller, J. Harrison. ABSENT: M. Begora. Into the seventh grade we charge, Secretly hoping we're ready, To live through stricter teachers And the homework ever steady. Independence flying high, Egos at their very best Putting every teacher that we meet Through an awful test. Parents dreaming you're college bound. Children only interested in the latest sound. Fathers who from olden days come Locking up telephones, spoiling our fun. But On our report cards will be Passed to the eighth grade— Because of a charming personality. KIRSTON KLOTZER GROUND: J. Leden, J. Vertichio, R. Hulse, W. Volinski Jr. SEATED: B. Home, R. Calabrese, S. Boken, V. Nichols, T. Cook, C. Shelby. ROW 1: Miss Mastroianni, J. Gagen, D. Allen, R. Carpenter, P. Atkins. ROW 2: F. Gordon, R. W'alden, M. Dinizio, R. Cadogan, J. Standish, D. Jones. oo ROW 1: J. Clift, P. Strittmatter, V. Smith, M. Davis, W. Gaffga, C. Demarest, J. Little wort. ROW 2: D.Manwaring,T. Hartman, E. J. Quatroche, M. Siliris, M. Brown, M. Foster, P. Schott. ROW 3: Mr. Moore, L. Corey, L. Coulter, T. Kalish, J. Fuccillo, D. Swann, P. Reed, F. Harris. ABSENT: N. Hughes. ROW 1: B. Meyers, S. Klipp, K. Harvey, S. Norklun, C. King, D. Zehner, K. Claudio. ROW 2: D. Dinizio, C. Burczyk, M. Donenfeld, J. Wisowaty, K. Ewell, A. DeMaria, P. Mangham. ROW 3: A. Sep- enoski, M. Heaney, L. Giovanelli, W. Grodski, D. Horton, R. Rey- nolds, M. Shelby, Mr. Lillis. ROW 1 M. Kraw, B. Parks, I. Johnston, C. Vogel, S. Erhardt. ROW 2: A. Lynch, M. Carlozzi, D. Reynolds, F. Lynch, S. Brooks, A. Kujawski, J. Rhodes. ROW 3: Mrs. Evans, C. Avery, P. Frumenti, T. Gillispie, G. Tasker, C. Foster, K. Barstow. ABSENT: J. Andrade, P. Bondarchuk, S. Bondarchuk, M. Ciacia, S. Hulse. ROW 1: N. Pearce, R. Heaney, D. Sabal, B. Standis.h, J. Basile, S. Lorenzo, B. Harvey. ROW 2: M. Biggs, M. Krause, G. Krumenacker, P. Nelson, S. Horton, A. Urban, H. Pollock. ROW 3: P.A. Doucett, P. Sledjeski, R. Mims, S. Pope, D. Carey, K. Bondarchuk, K. Von Hassel, Mr. Meirowitz. ROW 1: M. Cobb, J. Capuano, E. Shedrick, M. Ficurilli, Mr. A dams. ABSENT: H. Wyche. Bright blue tickets to the stars Funny green men direct from Mars. Pills to rid you of your pain - Clear blue skies immune to rain. A billion acres of flawless land, Desert beaches filled with pure white sand. Gentle winds to cool the air, A place where high hopes are everywhere. All these things you will find Hidden on the second story of my mind. CAROLYN BURCZYK The eighth grade has enjoyed its last year of freedom before entering Senior High. This year brought new privileges, too. They had class officers: Burt Parks (pres), Pam Reed (v. pres.), Janice Wisowaty (sec.), and Terry Kalish (treas.), with Miss Sorace as their advisor. They had dances and planned a trip to N.Y.C. to visit Broadway. This year also had another first— Jr. High repre- sentatives. The 8th grade reps and alter- nates were Ann Stepnoski, Rose Heaney, Mike Kraw, Sue Lorenzo, Michele Brown and Irene Johnston. v£ CLASS OF NJ O SEATED: D. Goehring, R. Doucette, S. Goldsmith, L. Boy- Ion, J. Bondarchuk, S. Dejesus, A. Conklin, A. Ficurilli. ROW 1: N. Garrett, C. Dorber, V. Fiedler, T. Bibey, R. Atkins, S. Crump, T. Gadomski, J. Campbell, T. Claudio. ROW 2: K. Edeen, B. Clark, J. Carpenter, J. Demarest, M. Droskoski, A. Giorgi, M. Goldsmith, H. Finne, R. Doucette, K. Bondarchuk. SEATED: M. Lukeman, C. Jaworecki, A. Lieblein, T. Lillis, S. Ku- jawski, S. Jimenez, M. Jimenez. ROW 1: S. King, N. Jimenez, J. Hughes, J. Kruszeski, D. Harrison, V. Helinski, R. Littlewort. ROW 2: S. Lenihan, C. Leden, B. Kelly, P. Kelemen, R. Klotz, K. Heaney, G. Lorenzo, J. Luce, Mr. Tuminello. SEATED: S. Pollock, W. Wyche, C. Welch, R. Siliris, A. Reed, C. Schroeder, T. Tuthill, L. A. Martinsen, A. Maybeck. ROW 1: P. Rowsom, J. Shelby, G. Watson, B. Ritter, M. Schiavoni, T. Muel- ler, L. Mellas, J. Carpenter, P. Kelemen. ROW 2: J. Mims, P. Wil- son, T. Quintana, J. Vanecek, J. Norklun, R. Volinski, M. Reed, P. Walden, B. Stakey, C. Spohn, B. Stakey, J. Campbell. Theresa (Secretary), Claudette (President), Pond (Vice-President), Tom (Treasurer). NJ 1980 NJ NJ ROW 1: R. Mellas, J. Walden, R. Norklun, C. Walden, M. Martinsen, M. Volinski, D. Solomon, G. Panagopoulos, L. Reynolds, A A. Shelby, M. Mangham, L. Volinski, M. Zurek, S. Patten, A. Pollock. ROW 2: S. ZebrowskiJ. Thilburg, P. Satkowski, K. Meklenburg, N. Member, D. Perkins, L. Ruroede, K. Ritter, K. Skrezec, C. O'Brien, J. Rock, R. Tate, D. Wiggins, M. Rowsom, J. Moore, S. Vindigni, Mr. Kier- nan. ABSENT: B. Vogel, M. Nichols, M. McGinness, J. Pultz, E. Reiter. ROW 1 M. Lewis, B. Kart, L. Hubbard, T. Grigonis, K. Kettering, T. Kalish, H. Heaney, D. Leden, P. Grilli, C. Leden, D. Gagen. ROW 2: Mr. McEvoy, M. Ku- jawski, M. Giorgi, R. Kruszeski, E. Jaw- orecki, K. Golisz, W. Hukill, D. Geehring, N. Lewis, P. Jones. ABSENT: M. Gagen, M. Gordon, C. Goehring, P. Loeb, C. Har- vey, D. Hansen, W. King, P. Klipp. ROW 1: L. Clark, C. Allen, B. Bondarchuk, C. Burzynski, T. Bibey, W. Corazzini, K. Crump, J. Dumas, G. Detrick, K. Dugan, P. Caufield. ROW 2: S. Cardia, D. Atkins, K. Charland, S. Ewell, G. Egert, S. Aleck, N. Annoyance, S. Corwin, J. Bondarchuk, D. Angevine, W. Crocker, N. Beckwith, D. Barszczewski,, B. Campbell, E. Carey, P. Carey, K. Barstow. ABSENT: Mr. Jacobs, C. Bonkoski D. Breuning, R. DeVoe, L. Fullan. l 9 7 9 Kathleen (v. pres), Tom (treas. ), Lynda (sec.). ABSENT : Paul (pres.) NJ Oj 19 NJ ■U LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Yates, A. Reiter, R. Lakowitz, J. Bondarchuk, A. Van Tuyl, R. Stilley, E. Stilley, K. Ruthinoski, T. Wilson, A. Von Hassel, F. Swann, J. Wisowaty, T. Reeves, T. Santacroce, K. Tyrer, J. Peterson, J. Smith, C. Rock, L. Tuthill, A. Volinski, W. Wallace. LYING: P. Sepenoski. HANGING: S, Heaney. 78 STANDING: M. Getches, K. Copas, R. Caufield, J. Kelly, L. A. Drumm, A. Ficurilli, J. Dunkirk, S. Geier, ]. Chute, T. Cratch, D. Brown, A. Berks, H. Coulter, A. Ciupryk, S. Foster, C. Drosko- Iski. ELEVATED: K. Garrett, L. Dinizio, S. Capon, M. Fuchs, M. Cook. HANGING: W. Bondarchuk. ABSENT: P. Campbell, C. Cis- terino, C. Davis, R. Gillispie, S. Goldsmith. i Mi STANDING: H. Coulter, N. Huzsek, D. King, D. Mellas, J. Lellman, R. Manwaring, T. Mellas, K. Kalish, C. Pope, J. Kelly, L. Mott. TOP: T. Heaney, D. Lillis, A. Lukeman, W. Pell. HANGING: J. Lellman. ABSENT: S. Hill, T. Hill, S. Hughes, J. Jimenez, M. Ji- menez, K. McGinness, J. Moore. Standing on the threshold, Waiting for their cue, Wanting to fill our places; Thinking they're immortal. . . . Aren't we foolish when we're young? NJ TOMORROW’S SENIORS Theresa (secretary), Andrea (vice president), Ken (president), James (treasurer). Tell it to the Marines! Not funny, Jan ! Look who's smiling now ! Turn off the air conditioner, already. Cheer up - Calculus is next year. COVER BOY Larry, WHAT??? Oh - You're kidding! Hello, Fresh Face! Gentlemen Prefer Hanes. Sweet Honesty? A visit to the wax museum. Pretty - Boy Floyd ROW 1: C. Welch, T. Mellas, L. Dinizio, T. Tuthill, T. Lillis, B. Bondarchuk, C. Leden, C. Bums, B. Clark, K. Kettering, K. Ka- lish. ROW 2: N. Zehner, L. Ru- rocde, M. Getches, M. Fuchs, S. Capon, T. Heaney, D. Barszczew- ski, C. Corazzini, J. Frumenti. ROW 3: M. Jaworecki, P. Kele- man, D. Bruckheimer, R. Rempe, A. Martinsen, W. Ruroede, M. Bondarchuk, A. Dinizio, G. Hubbard, E. Jaworecki, R. Mazzaferro, L. Patten. ROW 4: J. Lorenzo, J. Kelly, J. Bondarchuk, Mr. Wiltse, S. Heaney, D. Wiggins, H. Coul- ter, K. Ruthinoski, J. Smith. Mary, Al, Rick CAMPAIGN 76 With all the excitement caused by the Bicenten- nial and the Presidential election, the GHS Student Council decided to have its own campaign. The candidates-Al Martinsen, Rick Rempe and Mary Kelly against Mike Jaworecki, Dave Bruckheimer and Cathy Corazzini for the offices of president, vice president and secretary treasurer. The issues-- -Jr. High representation and dances, Senior privil- eges and an organization to help students with their problems. The voters-the entire GHS student body. After a two week campaign, a voting assembly was held on October 22. A straw vote for the U. S. Presidency was held also. The results-A.R.M. (Al, Rick and Mary) won. And, to contradict the national results, the GHS students re-elected Gerald Ford. Cathy, Mike, Dave J R H I G H MEETS M A T H L E T E S NOVEMBER 16, 1976 DECEMBER 14, 1976 FEBRUARY 1, 1977 MARCH 8, 1977 COMPETITION GREENPORT MATTITUCK RIVERHEAD HAMPTON BAYS SITTING: W. Claudio, A. Watson. KNEELING: S. Lorenzo, D. Zehner, C. Bums, G. Tasker, G. Zehner, C. Jaworecki, B. Clark, S. Erhardt, T. Mueller, R. Heaney. STANDING: Ms. Mastroianni, K. Lieblein, T. Kalish, E. Ritter, T. Tuthill, E. J. Quatroche, K. Claudio, C. Dorber, V. Helinski, P. Reed, P. Frumenti, P. Kelemen, Mrs. Hanff. ___ -i,,-a KNEELING: W. Corazzini, P. Helinski, J. Young, C. Coraz- zini, P. Sage, P. Sloan, H. Heaney. STANDING: Mr. Burlin- game, J. Spohn, M. Kelly, C. Allen, K. Parrish, D. Fuchs, R. Rempe, R. Mazzaferro, G. Egert, K. Kettering, Mrs. Thompson. MEE TS COM PE TIT I ON NOVEMBER 1, 1976 NOVEMBER 29, 1976 JANUARY 3, 1977 GREENPORT SOUTHOLD MATTITUCK PIERSON RIVERHEAD MERCY SOUTHAMPTON HAMPTON BAYS JANUARY 31, 1977 MARCH 7, 1977 M A T H L E T E S o- o EL ESPANOL CLUB SEATED: C. Egert, T. Mellas, L. Dinizio, N. Huszek, M. Jaworecki, P. Helinski, J. Frumenti, S. Gladding, L. A. Drumm, K. Tyrer, Mr. Campbell. ROW 1: T. Cratch, R. Stilley, P. Sage, S. Krus- zeski, M. Fuchs, A. Van Tuyl, R. Mazzaferro, R. Rempe, C. Rock. ROW 2: A. Berks, W. Bondar- chuk, H. Coulter, M. Kelly, T. Santacroce. ROW 1: S. Hayes, L. Cratch. ROW 2: Mr. Campbell, A. Ficu- rilli, P. Rowsom, J. Campbell, S. Crump, D. Goehring, V. Hel- inski, D. Barszcsewski, J. Nork- lun, K. Edeen, G. Panagopoulos, T. Quintana. ROW 3: A. Conk- lin, R. Volinski, M. Jimenez, C. Leden, P. Kelemen, T. Kalish, L. Hubbard, K. Ruroede, D. Led- en, D. Harrison, R. Doucette, C. Allen, B. Bondarchuk, C. Goeh- ring, B. Campbell, T. Bibey. ROW 4: R. Klotz, K. Bondarchuk, S. Dejesus, G. Watson, T. Clau- dio, T. Gadomski, T. Mueller, J. Kruszeski, B. Kelly. ROW 5: M. Rowsom, K. Crump, K. Ket- tering, P. Klipp, H. Heaney, D. Perkins, K. Skrezec, R. Kruszeski, J. Thilberg, R. Tate, E. Jawore- cki, J. Carpenter. SEATED: S. Heaney, J. Spohn, C. Rowsom. ROW 1: T. Heaney, L. Tuthill, N. Zehner, A. Lukeman, J. Young, K. Parrish, J. Kelly, J. Dunkirk, J. Lellman, S. Droskoski, J. Smith, Mr. Kiernan. TOP: J. Lellman, K. Ruthinoski, S. Capon, D. Lillis, K. Kalish. SEATED: S. Patten, D. Bruener, D. Barszczewski, C. Dorber, V. Fiedler, S. Vindigni, R. Siliris, J. Bondarchuk, W. Corazzini, P. Caufield. ROW 1: Mr. Kiernan, M. Reed, A. Maybeck, L. A. Mar- tinsen, E. Carey, S. King, C. Walden, C. Ja- worecki, S. Ewell, A. Lieblein, T. Lillis, K. Golisz, A. Giorgi, T. Tuthill, B. Ritter, M. Luke- man, L. Mellas, B. Clark, J. Vanecek, C. Spohn. ROW 2: P. Grilli, B. Kelly, L. Clark, M. Martin- sen, R. Littlewort, J. Luce, M. Droskoski, J. De- marest, K. Crump, T. Bibey, G. Lorenzo, T. Grigonis. Oj LE CERCLE FRANCAIS 5 OJ NJ ROW 1: S. Heaney, K. Tyrer, N. Zehner, J. Frumenti, S. Glad- ding, A. Dinizio, K. Parrish, K. Kalish, S. Vindigni. ROW 2: C. Jaworecki, J. Kruszeski, S. Capon, T. Heaney, C. Allen, C. Row- som, J. Spohn, M. Jaworecki, L. A. Drumm, P. Helinski, T. Lil- lis. ROW 3: V. Helinski, T. Mueller, H. Coulter, K. Golisz, H. Heaney, D. Leden, T. Reeves, K. Kettering, A. Lieblein. STAND- ING: Mr. Wells, W. Corazzini, R. Doucette, K. Ruthinoski, R. Rempe, A. Martinsen, D. Vindigni, M. Bondarchuk. ROW 1: K. Tyrer, N. Zehner, J. Frumenti, S. Gladding, M. Jaworecki, K. Parrish, K. Kalish, S. Vindigni. ROW 2: Mr. Wells, R. Rempe, C. Rowsom, K. Golisz, H. Heaney, L. A. Drumm, C. Jaworecki, J. Kruszeski. ROW 3: D. Vindigni, T. Mueller, T. Reeves, T. Lillis. ABSENT: K. Skrezec, P. Carey, S. Heaney, J. Tamin. INTERACT SENIOR CHORUS STEP: T. Heaney, S. Capon, S. Heaney, T. Bibey, G. Watson, D. Harrison. SEATED: S. Droskoski, K. Tyrer, N. Zehner, J. Frumenti, S. Gladding, M. Jaworecki, K. Parrish, K. Kalish, S. Vindigni, B. Ritter. ROW 1: E. Carey, C. Walden, Mr. Wells, D. Leden, D. Vindigni, K. Edeen, K. Ruthinoski, A. Martinsen, R. Rempe, C. Rowsom, H. Heaney, K. Golisz, L. A. Drumm, T. Reeves, C. Ja- worecki, A. Lieblein, J. Kruszeski, W. Corazzini, C. Dorber, T. Lil- iis, J. Campbell, P. Helinski. TOP: P. Carey, T. Tuthill, C. Allen, S. King, V. Helinski, R. Siliris, K. Skrezec, T. Mueller, B. Camp- bell, B. Clark, K. Kettering, P. Grilli, C. Leden. OJ JR. HIGH CHORUS STEP: A. Loomis, C. Giles, K. Klotzer, ]. Bruckheimer, T. Santa- croce, P. Frumenti, J. Eckardt, J. Fuccillo. SEATED: P. Cook, B. Meyers, G. Zehner, L. Rhodes, M. Rowsom, R. Calabrese, S. Bo- ken, C. Carey, I. Johnson, S. Brooks. ROW 1: T. King, R. Giles, V. Helinski (accompanist), B. Clark (accompanist), L. Coulter, M. Brown, T. Kalish. T. Klinker, D. Lillis, K. Claudio, K. Barstow. STANDING: Mr. Wells, A. Kujawski, P. Satkowski, M. Siliris, T. Gillispie, P. Patten, M. Heaney, E. J. Quatroche, R. Heaney, K. Ewell, D. Zehner. OJ -b- JR. HIGH BAND SEATED: T. Kalish, C. Jaworecki, D. Zehner, K. Ewell, J. Fuccillo, C. Walden, C. Leden, E. Carey, M. Martinsen, B. Kelly, L. Mellas, D. Leden, K. Tyrer. KNEELING: V. Helinski, L. Patten, S. Vindigni, G. Watson, C. Leden, P. Kelemen, J. Campbell, T. Claudio, B. Meyers, C. Spohn, P. Rowsom, M. Biggs. STANDING: T. Mueller, D. Dinizio, J.Thilburg, P. Helin- ski, R. Klotz, T. Kalish, K. Crump, D. Wiggins, H. Coulter, M. Rowsom, T. Reeves, M Jaworecki, C. Rowsom, K. Kalish, N. Zehner, L. A. Drumm, S. Gladding, Mr. Casa. SEATED: D. Zehner, K. Ewell, J. Fuccillo, T. Kalish, S. Jaworecki, P. Klotz, T. Cook, M. Rowsom, D. Boyle, S. Erhardt, K. Claudio, W. Claudio. KNEELING: T. Bibey, B. Meyers, P. Cook, G. Zehner, J. Leden, D. Bondarchuk, B.J. Volinski, S. Klipp, F. Vindigni, J. Wisowaty, K. Barstow. STANDING: C. Demarest, C. King, M. Carlozzi, D. Dinizio, J. Eckardt, L. Rhodes, M. Dinizio, M. Biggs, F. Gor- don, A. Watson, J. Littlewort, Mr. Casa. GHS SENIOR BAND DANCE BAND SEATED: J. Fuccillo, G. Watson, S. Vindigni, E. Jaworecki, D. Wiggins. STANDING: P. Grilli, L. Patten, M. Bondarchuk, D. Bruckheimer, C. Cor- win, R. Rempe, J. Spohn, C. Rowsom, M. Ja- worecki, T. Kalish, Mr. Casa. STERLING BRASS LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Rowsom, M. Jaworecki, D. Wiggins, J. Spohn, T. Kalish. U� Ui DRAMA CLUB ROW 1: T. Lillis, A. Lieblein, E. Carey, L. Clark, L. Hubbard, C. Dorber, V. Helinski, C. Jaworecki, K. Burns, C. Leden, P. Grilli, L. Dinizio, S. Capon. ROW 2: V. Fiedler, G. Watson, B. Clark, J. Kruszeski, H. Heaney, P. Kelemen, J. Campbell, T. Mueller, L. A. Drumm, K. Skrezec, T. Tuthill, C. Allen. ROW 3: S. Heaney, T. Heaney, M. Fuchs, W. Bondarchuk, M. Giorgi, K. Ruthinoski, N. Zehner, K. Kalish, D. Fuchs, A. Giorgi, H. Coulter, S. Vindigni, P. Carey, K. Tyrer, T. Grigonis, R. Rempe, C. Rowsom, M. Jawo- recki, M. Bondarchuk, D. Leden, C. Walden. ABSENT: K. Parrish. SR. HIGH THE THREE W. S Mr. Wells, Mrs. Wall, Mr. Wiltse Nancy - (v. pres. ), Sue - (treas. ) Liz - (costume manager), Al- (pres. ), Kathy - (sec. ), Mike - (stage manager). JR. HIGH ROW 1: P. Frumenti, J. Eckardt, M. Siliris, S. Erhardt, M. Row- som, C. Carey, T. Santacroce, D. Lillis, S. Jaworecki, J. Martin- sen. ROW 2: J. Fuccilo, J. Wisowaty, L. Coulter, E. J. Quatroche, M. Brown, T. Kalish, M. Heaney, M. Foster, J. Eckardt, R. Wal- den, D. Dinizio. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: Mr. Mulhall (Advisor), Kathy Parrish (Vice President), Sheilah Heaney (President), Dan Vindigni (Secretary). ROW 1: Jana Young, Mary Kelly, Dave Bruckheimer, Rick Rempe, Ray Mazza- ferro, Pam Helinski, Nancy Zehner. INDUCTION 1977 SEATED: Mary Kelly, Dave Bruckheimer, Pam Helinski, Kathy Par- rish, Sheilah Heaney, Dan Vindigni, Rick Rempe, Jana Young, Ray Mazzaferro, Nancy Zehner. ROW 1: Mr. Mulhall, Connie Solomon, James Smith, Kathy Kalish, John Lellman, Ken Ruthinoski, Jay Lor- enzo, John Spohn, Karen Lauben, Dave Fuchs, Shari Damiani, Joe ivelly, Debbie Gaffga, Karen Tyrer, Debbie Lillis, Andrea Van Tuyl, Peggy Sloan, Sharon Capon, Joe Lellman, Suzanne Kmszeski, Larry Tuthill, Pat Sage. -U o HALL MONITORS AND OFFICE AIDES SEATED: P. Manwaring, J. Harvey, G. Detrick, P. Welch, J. Yates, A. Berks, B. Mangham, P. Klotz. ROW 1: T. Heaney, R. Loeb, R. Soto, W. Manwaring, C. Corwin, C. O'Brien, D. Boyle. ROW 2: K. Kalish, L. Van Etten, M. Kujawski, M. Mangham, L. Patten, L. Fullan, T. Mellas, J. Young, M. Apidopoulos. ROW 3: S. Foster, J. Bondar- chuk, M. Getches, J. Kelly, S. Heaney, H. Coulter. OUTING CLUB ROW 1: H. Finne, A. Conklin, P. Rowsom, P. Walden, J. Campbell, T. Claudio, L. Hubbard, L. Clark, M. Luke- man, J. Bondarchuk, C. Welch, L. A. Martinsen, V. Hel- inski. ROW 2: A. Ficurilli, R. Volinski, T. Mueller, A. Lieblein, G. Watson, C. Dorber, D. Harrison, R. Doucet- te, D. Goehring, T. Tuthill, R. Siliris, C. Jaworecki, M. Schiavoni, A. Reed, A. Maybeck. ROW 3: T. Gadomski, K. Heaney, G. Lorenzo, M. Reed, V. Fiedler, T. Bibey, J. Kruszeski, C. Leden, K. Edeen, T. Lillis, B. Clark, C. Schroeder, L. Boylon, G. Sullivan. ROW 4: Mr. Jantzen, R. Littlewort, J. Demarest, M. Droskoski, J. Luce, A. Giorgi, S. King, B. Ritter, B. Kelly, P. Klipp, L. Mellas, J. Car- penter, P. Kelemen, B. Stakey, K. Crump. BACKPACK- ERS: S. Zebroski, M. Rowsom, T. Kalish, E. Jaworecki. JR. VOLUNTEERS SEATED: C. Egert, K. Rouse, G. Hubbard, D. Bruckheimer, G. Lekkas, M. McGinness, R. Welch, S. Kruszeski. ROW 1: W. Manwaring, P. Sepenoski, W. Pell, P. Corazzini, J. C. Busso, J. Bogden, D. Boyle. ROW 2: N. Ryan, D. Walters, K. Lauben, K. Skrezec, K. Parrish, D. Gaffga, B. Owens, L. Reynolds, S. Stilley, M. Archer, Mr. Stoutenburgh. Staff3 Editor-in-Chief.............K. Golisz Assistant Editors• ••••C. Walden B. Campbell Layout and Art••••••••P. Grilli Circulation......•.....P� Loeb Jr. High Sports®.oG. Schineller Photography.....D. Bruckheimer Advisor...................Mrs. Evans LET YOUR POINT OF VIEW BE HEARD SEATED: P. Klotz, R. Calabrese, B. Campbell, C. Walden, K. Golisz, S. Vin- digni, A. Loomis. STANDING: B. Clark, G. Zehner, T. Mueller, P. Loeb, P. Grilli, M. Kelly, T. Lillis, K. Kalish, G. Watson, S. Capon, V. Helinski, M. Fuchs, D. Perkins, C. Rock, R. Siliris, C, Leden, D. Bruckheimer, J. Lellman, Mrs. Evans. BACK: G. Schineller, H. Heaney, T. Grigonis. OUR SEATED: Karen, Jay, Mike, George, Mike, Paul, Nancy. KNEELING: Nancy, Sheryl, Debbie, Pat, Cathy, Jana. STANDING: Shari, Susan, Kathy, Pam, Liz, Maureen, Sue, Sue's second hands are Mary's, John. OUR EDITORS OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS We the editors of this yearbook would like to thank the members of our staff and also the underclass- men who helped in the production of this book. Dave (co-photography editor) THANK YOU John (business manager) Jay (co-photography eoitor) Jana Sheilah 1 3 Co Two early radicals Once upon a time. . Beer, here! A couple of cute What Cheerleader?? He touched me. . . What shack? running out of dimes. ones. Whatever turns you on! I'm What now, Deb? Wanna fight? Hi, Babe! Here, too! Connolly's Home for Unwed Fathers. Here comes our teacher for THIS week. The look of love FiFi Who? Learn anything, Joyce? Who? Us?? Look! Up in the sky. . . Gotcha, Rich! .u T% And there we were at Habafields... I'm going to kill that • All together, now! Just like the statue, huh! ! . . and STILL running. Bionic Wolf. Go bring out my blackboard. how come we can't have cheerleaders, too?? MRS. UTZ! ! . . ..Oh, LIGHTNING!! Another game, another clean uniform. Leader of the pack. CROSS COUNTRY Coach Wells, Jeff, Norman, Tom, Joe, Rich, Tom, John. MEETS G H S 34 Hampton Bays 22 30 Mattituck 27 31 Center Moriches 24 44 Stony brook 18 31 Pierson 25 31 Shelter Island 24 ■u VI VARSITY Coach Utz and the Absentees: Reenie, Kru and Nance. L. TOR. Kell, Bun, Cape, Lamb, Lightning, Sheilah, Sally, Sue, Lynda, T.C. Kru, Nancy, Kell ALL LEAGUE 2 Mercy 2 Pierson 3 Shelter Island G 2 Stonybrook 1 Eastport 0 Mattituck H 1 7 Hampton Bays Pierson S 1 Stonybrook 1 Hampton Bays 2 Eastport 0 Mattituck 1 Southampton 1 Shelter Island o 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 3 0 ROW 1: D. Lillis, C. Allen, B. Bondarchuk, S. Goldsmith, P. Sat- kowski, K. Ritter. ROW 2: B. Kelly, C. Jaworecki, A. Lieblein, A. Giorgi, L.A. Martinsen, B. Ritter. ROW 3: G. Watson, V. Fiedler, C. Dorber, T. Tuthill, L. Mellas, J. Kruszeski, S. King. Managers: M. Heaney, S. Lorenzo, P. Frumenti, J. Wisowaty, R. Heaney. j.v. 3 Mercy 0 3 Shelter Island 0 G 2 Stonybrook 1 4 Eastport 1 H 0 Mattituck 2 1 Hampton Bays 1 2 Stonybrook 0 S 1 Hampton Bays 0 2 Eastport 0 1 Mattituck 0 0 Southampton 0 0 Shelter Island 0 -n O George, Perry, Alan ALL-LEAGUE GROUND: R. Mazzaferro, C. Corwin, W. Bondarchuk, J. Lellman, J. Lellman, W. Corazzini, A. Volinski. ROW 1: D. Perkins, R. Rempe, D. King, P. Corazzini, G. Hubbard, G. Egert, D. Vindigni, A. Dini- zio, E. Jaworecki, K. Ruthinoski. ROW 2: Coach Utz, Coach Jackson, K. Krump, G. Lekkas, J. Chute, S. Corwin, J. Peterson, H. Coulter, M. Cook, J. Wisowaty, J. Smith, Coach Manwaring, W. Ruroede. ABSENT: B. Mellas, M. Bondarchuk. VARSITY G 6 Easthampton 23 0 Mercy 6 8 Wyandanch 8 H 21 Stonybrook 6 28 Miller Place 12 S 27 Hampton Bays 0 6 Westhampton 20 0 Southampton 41 G 7 Miller Place 0 7 Easthampton 6 H 40 Westhampton 14 20 Hampton Bays 14 24 Southampton 0 S 44 Riverhead 7 J.V. ROW 1: M. Reed, M. Droskoski, K. Bondarchuk, B. Standish, P. Keleman, B. Gaffga, M. Foster, T. Gadomski, W. Cook. ROW 2: F. Gordon, C. King, J. Andrade, L. Corey, K. Crump, S. Klipp, M. Krause, J. Rhodes, S. Dejesus. ROW 3: Mr. Costant- ini, B. Meyers, B. Parks, D. Dinizio, G. Lorenzo, K. Heaney, J. Luce, Mr. Crowley. ABSENT: R. Volinski. i_n G.H.S. CHEERLEADERS J V SPLIT: Debbie BASES: Alice Della Mona Kathy TOPS: Sally (co-captain) Carin Lynda (co-captain) ABSENT: Lorn a Joann TWIRLERS MRS. STYPE KNEELING: Mary (co-captain) Marianne (co-captain) STANDING: Chris Donna Chris Lizanne ABSENT Lucy Cathy Betty Ln vyi -e� KNEELING: Dave Perkins, Ken Ruthinoski, Rick Manwaring, Doug King, Danny MacDonald. ROW 1: Lisa Fullan, Rich Loeb, Dwight Jackson. ROW 2: Mary Fuchs, John Hughes, Joe Moore, Coach Man- waring. ROW 3: Shari Damiani, John Mims, Joe Kelly. 58 Rocky Point 66 71 William Floyd 70 48 Easthampton 92 62 Bay Shore 78 60 Hampton Bays 68 G 68 Southold 54 67 Stonybrook 65 82 Shelter Island 60 H 80 57 Eastport Center Moriches 27 61 64 Pierson 76 S 55 Bridgehampton 77 58 Mattituck 82 64 Mattituck 76 68 LaSalle 60 66 Southold 57 98 Shelter Island 44 57 Stonybrook 61 G H S 44 Montauk 27 57 Mattituck 33 60 Hampton Bays 36 74 East Moriches 28 32 Montauk 23 43 Southold 35 40 Mattituck 18 51 Hampton Bays 57 63 East Moriches 38 62 Southold 29 57 Eastport 34 64 Eastport 51 HIGH KNEELING: M. Foster, M. Carlozzi, D. Jones, K. Black, G. Zehner, J. Santacroce. STANDING: Coach Utz, F. Gordon, J. Jackson, G. Jackson, L. Rhodes, G. Krumenacker, G. Schineller. (_n -n KNEELING: J. Dunkirk, B. Crocker, T. Claudio, J. Campbell, W. King, J. Demarest. STANDING: Coach Jacobs, M. Droskoski, F. Swann, P. Sepen- oski, T. Dunston, E. Jaworecki, N. Beckwith, C. Rock. G H S 74 Center Moriches 50 82 Hampton Bays 67 82 Southold 78 78 Shelter Island 43 71 Stonybrook 33 82 Eastport 54 78 Bridgehampton 94 68 Center Moriches 50 Pierson Mattituck Mattituck LaSalle Southold Shelter Island Stonybrook JR. VARSITY 11-Theresa Heaney, 33-Sally Foster, 23-Connie Solomon, 15-Suzanne Kruszeski, 43-Mary Kelly, 10-Debbie Solomon, 35-Alison Shelby, 22- Karen Ruroede. ABSENT: 22-Tracy Wilson. Managers: Fanny King, Con- nise Black. 1974 . . . 1975 . . . 1976 . . . 1977? oo tq n VARSITY Comsewogue 38 Southold 24 Eastport 34 Pierson Mercy 18 Stonybrook 16 Stonybrook Mattituck Hampton Bays Eastport Pierson Southold Hampton Bays Mattituck 20-Stephanie Crump, 14-Susan Goldsmith, 40-Lisa Mellas, 41-Alice Giorgi, 32-Betsy Kelly, 45-Sue King, 13-Theresa Tuthill, 25-Mary Lu- keman, 21-Claudette Welch. ABSENT: Managers Rosie Carpenter, Rose Heaney, Michele Shelby. cn VI 20 Comsewogue Southold Eastport Pierson Mercy Stonybrook Stonybrook Mattituck Hampton Bays Eastport Pierson Southold Hampton Bays Mattituck j. v. 20 25 28 7 VOLLEYBALL (-n CO KNEELING: A. Ciupryk, S. Capon, A. Van Tuyl, D. Lillis, T. Heaney, R. Heaney. STANDING: M. Giorgi, S. Foster, M. Kelly, K. Kalish, J. Yates, N. Huszek, D. Harrison. ABSENT: C. Solomon. J.v. KNEELING: M. Getches, D. Solomon, C. Schroeder, K. Ruroede, L. Hubbard, E. Bondarchuk, R. Heaney. STANDING: S. King, M. Fuchs, B. Kelly, A. Giorgi, S. Ewell, C. Allen, D. Harrison. GOLF KNEELING: Glenn, Billy, Billy, Tony, John, Pond, Lisa, Peter. STANDING: Mr. Burlingame, Kevin, David, Tony, Ray, George, Karen, Bob, Larry, Steve. SOFTBALL Rosie A NOTE TO ALL READERS As of this time, our final deadline, the 1977 softball team had not been chosen. KNEELING: D. Vindigni, G. Hubbard, T. Reeves, R. Soto, K. Heaney, J. Lellman, C. Corwin, J. Smith. ROW 1: S. Heaney, K. Crump, W. Bondarchuk, P. Kelemen, M. Gagen, M. Reed, K. Crump. ROW 2: P. Carey, A. Ciupryk, T. Heaney, J. Peterson, N. Stilley, S. Heaney, M. Cook, P. Corazzini, Coach Connolly. G H S 24 Westhampton Beach 33 45 Mattituck 18 33 Southampton 33 29 Mercy 27 18 Rocky Point 42 60 Southold 6 27 Miller Place 26 19 Hampton Bays 33 49 Stonybrook 12 30 Easthampton 20 19 Shoreham-Wading River 36 SITTING: V. Smith, J. Rhodes, B. Volinski, S. Klipp, A. Watson, B. Meyers, R. Rock, T. Krumenacker, S. Mangham, R. Hulse, KNEELING: B. Campbell, B. Claudio, W. Cook, M. Krause, B. Staples, B. Walden, M. Dinizio, C. Demarest, M. Kraw, F. Vindigni. STANDING: Coach Crowley, M. Heaney, T. Kalish, P. Strittmatter, P. Nelson, S. Bondarchuk, L. Corey, J. Eckhardt, J. Gagen, B. Parks, B. Gaffga. JR. HIGH G H S Westhampton Easthampton Southhampton Hampton Bays Westhampton Southold Mattituck O' NJ BASEBALL G H S Shelter Island Pierson Hampton Bays Stony Brook Mattituck Shoreham East Hampton-Hampton Bays Sean O' u Rich Wolf Allan Coach Connolly Doug Mike Hiram, Joe G Scott Scorekeeper: Jana RACK GYMNASTICS! Uneven parallel bars Trampoline James Carpenter State Champ Gold Medal Strip Tumbling Don't they ever leave us alone? PLEASE, Lord. Mommy!11 I can pick this lock with my eyes closed! Looking good, Warren? I wish you'd gone to McDonald's, instead! Please let go of my fingers! Who took the pits, man?? Today's weather. My Feet Froze to the ground! Wheeeeeee! Protector of Sr. Privileges It's too early in the day, gang. Why am I on this page? Crum in Tokoyo. Gee—I think you're out! I hate Wash Day. Not now, Agnes! Com'on, Ethel! 1974 WAS THE YEAR .. .we first took GHS by storm. . . .of Mr. Jantzen, pumpkins and lightbulbs. .. . Mary got caught on the school roof. .. .the Instigators protested 8th period Social Studies and Mr. Moore. . . .the Algebra Regents was stolen---but not the Earth Science! .. .Mr. Burlingame got Jana crying in Algebra class. .. .no one wanted to be Romeo except David. ... then no one wanted to be Juliet. ... Peggy wouldn't talk to anyone. .. .Christopher and Nancy beat out all the upper classmen for Oliver! .. . everyone knew what PARK spelt backwards was. . . .Maureen and Jeanine were familiar with Mr. Jantzen's yardstick. .. .Mike O'B. used his artistic talents on the snowy front lawn. ... some of us picked on the little Jr. High kids. .. . the rest of us dated them. .. . Shari and Sheilah figured out 201 ways to deliver an AM absence list with originality. .. .we went canoeing on the Hudson. ... Connie was seen writing Mr. Moore is a________. . . .of evening workouts on the trampoline. .. .we lost Mr. Garrett. .. .Mr. Woolley, Mr. Park and Mr. Arkay left. .. . SPAZ originated. . . .NIP, CHINK, and BOCES meant 10 points off your average. .. . Rick started having his parties. .. .the trees were mowed down. .. .Mr. Crowley still wondered what happened to his snake. . . .we raised over $100 at our St. Patrick's Day dance. . . .Danny forgot his second verse and replaced it with ---! .. .of the Earth Science NYC excursion. .. .Mike B. and Rick found Earth Science especially exciting due to the smoke in their sleeves. . ..we elected Rick, Nancy G. and Kathy P. as our officers. .. .Jana and Alfred had a little confrontation. . • .Erasers were flying. .. . Danny liked to sleep 8th period. .. .George's arm was slashed in English. .. .Jana had her first BIG date. .. .Burrs were being stuck everywhere. .. .Mike J. just couldn't seem to stay out of garbage cans. ... Mrs. Utz had to buy the hockey team dinner at MacDonalds. .. .Cheering camp, Shari and her cane and J. V. in TROUBLE. ... Nancy was slapped by Rick for losing her petticoat. ...Mr. Crowley had a secret admirer. .. .Mark sunk his canoe. .. .we couldn't wait to be sophomores. 1975 WAS THE YEAR . . .. .Mr. Gildersleeve despaired of our ignorance. .. .we had our own play practices. ... of Mary and her Biology grasshopper. .. .Mr. Manwaring found Miss October spanning two continents. ... of cheering camp.. (?) . . .Shari invited Joe Zilch III to Mr. Wells' all-girl Health class. ... 1588----You Are THERE was produced. ... Kathy got her first kiss in front of hundreds. .. .no one stole the Trig., Biology or Geometry Regents.1 .. .Ray went above and beyond the call of duty during Julius Caesar . .. .Rick had his own private harem in Health. ... Mike J. created the Grecian Urn Dance. .. .firecrackers interrupted baseball practices. .. o Suzanne's perfume was more interesting than European Studies. .. .Timmy and Greg had to joust Mr. Manwaring. ...Mrs. Thompson, Ms. Mastroianni, Ms. Clark and Ms. Hokkanen came. .. .Dr. Kalish and Mr. Egert took command. .. . Sue and Connie knew ALL the answers to the Geometry homework. ...Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Ackroyd left. . . .of the mistletoe at the Christmas Dance that was passed around. ... M.Kiernan had a birthday on every traditional holiday. ... Sheilah's giggle was... well, Ye gods! .. .it took us half a year to realize that Trig, was harder than Algebra. ...of gherkins, pineapple trees and Banglelash. .. .Kris G. wouldn't talk to anyone-except Peggy. ... A1 and Mark were greeted by Mrs. Wetmore at the Shelter Island Ferry. ... Al, Nancy Z. , Mary and Phil were our officers. .. .hey, remember Phil??? . ..there was a human menagerie in Biology. .. .of Mr. Manwaring and his nobody knows this stories. ... Rick was still having parties. ... of the Music Man. ... a father and daughter act stole the show. .. .we tried to forget the Christmas Dance disaster. ...Cathy and Patty had their first driving lesson. .. . Shari was chosen Sophomore maid. .. .of the Great Biology blood, respiration and palpitation tests. .. .does anyone remember Pam Balir?? .. .nobody spelled Sophmore?-Sophomore? right. ... Debbie and friends were warmed by Mr. Well's yardstick. .. .we had rousing games of toilet bowl. .. . Sheryl got chased by a pig-or what remained of one. .. .there was a game of Switch in the movies one Sunday night. .. .of paramecium and Dave B. 's glasses. .. .Jay first became interested in the Communist Manifesto even though it wasn't required reading in English II. .. .the backyard pajama party turned into a family reunion. .. .we couldn't wait to be Juniors. 1976 WAS THE YEAR . Lily met “El Pud“. . the concession stand took on a new fall look. . Bill let a mouse loose in Chem class. . Mr. McEvoy spent a lot of time saying For THIS I gave up Jr. High!! . 2000 cars went to Pebble Beach after Jr Sr Playnight. . Timmy got an extra beverage at Mitchell’s before the Prom. . Mr. Jantzen got hit with an airplane intended for Jamie. . Nancy and Sue couldn’t stand up to Mrs. Utz. . Gildy had a 1st period birthday party. . we all know who REALLY won Jr Sr Playnight. . Mary joined Sr. Chorus for one performance. . Mike Jaworecki grew! . Shcilah didn't. . Alfred never made it to Grand old Flag. . the teletype finally arrived. . George M. was born. . nobody stole those five Regents. . some of us didn’t show up during the afternoon classes. . Jcaninc, Sue V.W., Carmen, Peter, and Sheryl knew what it really meant to be a BOCES. . the All-American-Rcd-Hot-Momma taught Affine. . Mary, Al, Mark and T.C. got revenge in living color. . the headphones broke during the final day of Gcorgic. . Mr. McEvoy celebrated St. Pat’s Day with green whiskers, a dented car and the police. . we lost Mrs. Duffey. . Mr. Constantini. Mr. Mcirowitz and Mrs. Evans arrived. . George gave Mr. Mulhall a bottle of Pudweiscr. . Maureen and Nancy Z. had the track jump on Title 9. . somebody put “something extra in Ray’s luggage on the trip home from Canada. . of hockey camp. Cabin 3 and gullible coaches. . there were PSAT’s, ACT’s and SAT's. . the projection booth looked like a five alarm fire . . Ray and Dave F. couldn't handle the HCI in I.ab. . Dave B. couldn’t get a photo of Sue G. in curlers without make-up on the morning bus. . Alan had a monopoly with 10 girls in 2nd semester Photography. . there was a convoy back from the first SAT. . Mrs. Hanff vetoed Pic-a-Teachcr dartboards. . Sergeant Pepper’s seemed to be the only album in the Shop. . the Prom theme FINALLY turned out to be “Evening In The Sauna . . of the Eddie Watt and the Lightbulbs' Friday assembly. . we went back to not walking on the front lawn. . some of us. that is. . Timmy, Ray, Nancy and Shari were our electees. . Chucky wanted to know how docs Pick Up The Pieces go? . Maria got to say Is anybody here?” a lot. . Keith wouldn’t talk to anyone —- not even Peggy or Kris. . brown was a popular color. . only Ray’s hairdresser knew for sure. . . of the horrible performance of G.M. in Huntington. . . of Hofstra and Much Ado About Nothing . . . the GHS band got all the way to the marching band assembly before they found out it was cancelled. . . Paula got a beautiful new piece of jewelry. . . Joyce had to tell everyone He's NOT my brother!” . . George L. got the job of organizing the boy and gril” events for Jr Sr Playnight. . . Rita got it 2 times in a row! . . we got our GHS rings and then blisters from 77 turnings. . . notes were sent home to the non-conformists who didn't get ships on their rings. . . that whenever Mr. Egert said The following......... it meant 200 kids were going to be called to his office. . . Pam kept showing up with Maltituck guys. . . of the Greek tragedy sermon and the choirloft. . . of the crazy Spanish Club trip to Coney Island. . . the French 3 class dined at La Gazzellc. . . everyone took advantage of the periodic tables for the Chem midterm. . . creativeness came out during the Chem glassware lab. . . Shcilah and Nancy got to be Chemistry Students of the Week because someone forgot to clean out their est tubes. . . our local capitalist started working on his 2nd million. . . Peggy beat out everyone on the PSAT. . . none of the Jrs. liked red, white or blue after awhile. . . the Srs. got tired of them, too. . . Mr. Kiernan sent home failing notices for study hall. . . Rita met up with Mr. Egcrl while leaving the school with a garbage can. . . of the Great 3rd Floor Girls Bathroom Smoking Lounge controversy. . . the Bicentennial Time Capsule was buried. . . that for some obscure reason we didn't have to read a Shakespeare play. . . even the local sleepers passed the Regents. . . Al and Rick were Siamese Twins. . . Mike J. was Shcilah’s pet emu. . . anyone was likely to be the victim of one of Carl's strange little drawings. . . the Sr. and Jr. homerooms were VERY close. . . few people believed the fact that those two classes liked each other. . . the Monument was the place to be. . . one by one, people were getting their Cinderella licenses. . . we became acquainted with Mr. Smith and his friendly toot of the horn . . . Sterling Brass came into existence. . . few people knew of the Rican Shack. . . CB and 10-4 were commonplace. . . Norman and Rich W. were still competing for everything. . . of the Talent Show and the Southold Settlers. . . Rick was getting tired of having parties. . . the sports award assembly had the athletes just staring at the audience and the audience just staring ack. . . Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Utz had fun with the mikes. . . we suddenly learned what great (?) actors our teachers were. . . few people realized that Rich Man. Poor Man was a book and not a new soap opera. . . we had cheerleaders, coaches, football players and Corporal Klinger parading in the halls on Halloween. . . Mr. Egert’s office became a local hangout. . . of Wanda’s Bicentennial Doughnuts. . . we couldn’t wait to be Seniors. 1977 WAS THE YEAR . . . .. . we lost Jamie. . . . the yearbook staff wanted to be different but didn't know where to stop. . . . Dr. Kalish had trouble with the morning announcements. . . . Mr. Pud had fishy pockets. . . . Mike, Al. Perry, Wes, Kenny and Mark had an early Halloween. . . . so did some Jr. girls. . . . Mary took an unscheduled shower after the last hockey game. . . . there were 22 Sr. Superlatives to vole on. tally and photo. . . . Billy and Mike B. missed their Sr. portraits but had a grand lime in ELIH. . . . everyone seemed to be complaining about college applications. . . . Rita got a pretty new ring. . . . Joyce was sure she'd melt. . . . Wes and Shcilah disagreed on the uses of masking tape. . . . Nancy G. and Carmen got rings, too. . . . there were football parties -- win or lose. . . . John shaved his beard. . . . Ronnie cried. . . . the absence list of teachers almost equaled the students’. . . . the cast of Nancy Z.’s play kept disappearing. . . . Mr. Manwaring assigned latrine duly while H.S. principal. . . . Chucky was rescued from the IGA parking lot. . . . of the Frank Zappa concert. . . . Alfred kept defending his “banker’s hours during the campaign. . . . the library Senior Lounge was the ONLY Sr. privilege. . . . Rick’s living room rug was feeding chickens due to his weekly hostings. ... of the Betty Crocker Cookbook. . . . it looked like we’d spend our Senior Trip at the Jamesport Motel. . . . Wes couldn’t believe ’’ wasn’t 11. ... the N.Y. State Regents Scholarship meant 6 hours of impossible analogies. . . . Mike J. was quoted Vvotc for ME????’’ . . . Chris E. got involved in a hit and run during Driver’s Ed. ... Mr. Burl never knew what to expect 7th period. ... the Calculus class never knew what to expect 6th. . . . Shcilah and Jana fought a lot. . . . Louisiana Liz talked to everyone, even Andy. . . . Peggy finally completed an experiment in Q Q. .. . Mr. Manwaring hadn’t changed. .. . Connie made Mary play Birdwoman of 208 . ... Mike J. was found in a garbage can on Mr. Burl’s desk. . . . everyone was sick of candy bars by the 5th drive. . . . certain people were locked out of Mercy H.S. due to a certain basketball manager . . . Mr. G. went home every night and prayed to St. Jude. ... we didn’t have to listen to one of Mr. Vindigni’s It’s a tough world out there, kids . . . . speeches all year. ... Mike B. became very attached to his chair. ... of the Student Council election, mudslinging. debates, rebuttals, and other assorted disturbances. . . . Dave and Lou Ann weren’t expecting Sue G.. Sheilah. Nancy Z. or Jcaninc after the Harvest Dance. . . . Sheryl saved us by increasing the class treasury with $900 ... by HERSELF! . . . few people remembered CCD. . . . Christopher sounded exactly like Creon. . . . David B. got an A on his Canterbury Talc. . . . Dave F. and Jay had to tell the talc to him during lunch. ... we performed (?) Macbeth for Mrs. Carvel. ... of disastrous deadlines. . . . Perry and Chucky weren’t around for awhile. . . . Mr. G. was replaced by Mr. Haimon . .. . Wes’ secret ambition was to be in the Purple Peeper. ... the underground newspaper never made it. . . . Pam and Mr. Bondi came to words about her remarkable speed. . . . Kathy had a wild 18th birthday party. . . . people disappeared to check out colleges. ... of Black American Week. . . Gary replaced Billy as Hopalong Cassidy. . . we all knew who really won Jr Sr Playnight. . . Jerry and Timmy had a run-in on Champlin Place. . . of the Supermarket Sweep raffle. . . Lcssa Led us through D.C. with her rabbit car. . . Macbeth was done in ONF. week. . . a scvcrly contagious plague of Seniorilis struck GHS. . . the Spanish Club headed to great adventures . . midterms popped out of nowhere. . . Ray and Rick found 301 ways to outwit Mrs. Busch. . . the choice was between Boston and Washington. . . nobody realized the legal age in Boston was 18. . . Washington won due to shoddy research. . . something went wrong on the football and hockey teams. . . Title IX demanded co-cd gym classes. . . Coach had a 3rd period class of 45 boys and 5 girls. . . the Spanish Club sold hats and the French Club bought T-shirts. . . of 8 English teachers . . . and STILL counting! . . no one knew EVERYTHING that went on in Washington. . . there were “Cowboy in Africa shows in English 4. . . Ms. Soracc and Mrs. Ship arrived. . . the Drama Club Finally got it together. . . of the jingles, theme songs. 50’s melodies and other free entertainment provided on the trip to My Fair Lady . . . research paper deadlines appeared out of nowhere. . . Romeo and Juliet played at Hofstra. . . of the North Fork Musical Festival. . . Karen L. got stuck doing the artwork no one else would do. . . of the very sad winter. . . some of the castings for My Fair Lady were surprising. . . most of them weren’t. . . Sue and Nancy froze on Homecoming Day. . . Alan wanted to be on every page of the yearbook. . . every day was Prince Spaghetti Day. . . Q Q wondered Where do light come from? . . George L. gave his famous football team and Sr. boys pcptalk. . . of insult sessions between George H. and Rich W. in the darkroom. . . Roots gave rise to very popular nicknames. . . of that everlasting yard sale of George's. . . John. Mike J.. Dave B. and Nancy Z. led the way. . . no one wanted to make Honor Society speeches. . . the Slinky game was the only thing in Physics that worked. . . Cathy's secret ambition was to gel out of Calculus . . . ALIVE. . . we were suddenly deprived of R Talk. . . of Nick. Spanky. wrestling matches and disappointment. . . it seemed that under-classmen were much less respectful than we had been. . . Ron McCarthy’s parly never materialized. . . everyone seemed to be on Co-op after 3rd period. . . Karyn much preferred her macramc to Home Ec. . . Mr. Egert planned sneak attacks on students parking in the teachers’ lot. . . the idea of graduation made some of us happy but most of us sad. . . Mr. O’Grady decided to stick around. . . the ducts of the Christmas Concert went on forever. . . Mr. Jantzen revived the Outing Club. . . Mrs. Wetmorc was always checking on us whenever or wherever there was trouble. . . English 5 was less exciting after our resident Marxist left. . . John was voted Most Likely To Catch and Die from Pheumonoul tramicroscopic silico volcani coniosis. . . Dave. Sue G. and Shcilah always lost the morning homeroom race. . . the yearbook was FINALLY done. . . time then moved very fast. . . that June arrived way ahead of schedule. . . we couldn’t believe our reign had ended. SENIOR NICKNAME SEEN MOST A pi in the halls Reenie out of school Rose Bud at Poopsie's place Bina with Tommie Solomon Gary down by Mitchell's Jimbo in a certain Chevy pick-up Ted at the beach being cool D. B. the park Weedimeyer in the dark (room) J. C. with George Penquin at a certain Center St. house Cilia with Mark, flippen in Riverhead Cluck with Patty Corazz around Chuck about Sha in Paradise eating an egg salad sandwich with a fork Yuk in a 65 tan Chevy Sher Sep's farm stand Chris Wherever the day leads me Neen talking Mr. Fox in a yellow pick-em- up truck Debbie with Lewie-or at IGA Hunko here, there, and everywhere Gladys going home Kell with Sue, Connie and Maureen Kru with Jimbo Red with Fred Smiley on buses G trains Greek cafeteria Rich O'B's barn AJ with K. M. T. Goose around Baj£ ie hospital WaydeyPo with Julia in a gray Chevy Buddy being grandiose Hoof E. L. I. H. Getch at the barn PET PEEVE P. S. school bus Ted’s Auto Body L. B. people who show off unmarked cop cars Greeks school amateur photographers a certain 8th grade girl people who think they are better than others people who call me Patty people who don't know how to act listening to AM radio not getting an egg salad sandwich with a fork sycophants people that pull out G go 20 m.p.h. ignorance oily hair playing Ranger ... 8 losing immature people thinking of pet peeves English losing Bugs people who are two faced conceited Mr. Bondi's earth shoes The Green study halls signal flashes Red Necks noisy people a certain Senior boy alarm clocks that work A. D. A. M. being on the football team SECRET AMBITION to be like Mrs. Seavers to own a ski lodge to go to Hawaii to be is to be to be a captain to be president of General Motors to race Jaws in the 100 meter freestyle none of your business Pud's Lab Assistant to control the world to be a famous black president to become a Lab Tech. to get my license nothing to out play Drummer Billy Cobham to have the egg salad sandwich fork bronzed to become the greatest auto mechanic to leave Orient to live in a Kool cigarette advertisement to perform surgery on Mr. Bondi to build Troll an automatic Pumpkin picker to join the navy to stay out of garbage cans to be free and single to be in the Olympics to own a beautiful pick-up to make a contribution to this world in my lifetime to be rich to get out of Gpt. to teach a DEFENSIVE driving course in G. H. S. to own a Blazer to love G be loved to put a He mi in that gray Chevy to sing on key to have all my pet peeves turn into rats! to be rich INITIALS M. A. M. A. J. B. S. B. G. B. J. B. M. B. D. B. D. B. J. C. B. J. C. Y. P. C. C. C. P. C. C. C. S. D. A. D. S. D. C. E. J. F. D. F. D. G. M. J. C. G. J. M.K. S. K. J. L. K. L. G. L. R. L. J. L. G. L. B. M. W. M. A. M. R. G. M. G. Suzy with Nancy calories to become Alfred's head secretary S. G. Flash Here, there, and sometimes people who start rumors to be reincarnated into a tiger N. G. R. Poco being reminded of my lack of height people who confuse me w my some 30 Not to be called Kathy, Gwen, Theresa S. H. ODD cousins Sue, Joan, Rose, Gayle, Beth, Maria, Jetc. ii Mouse over Pep's with Peanut old friends that RUN into you in the to design a chain of leaning Italian food B. T. H. middle of the street stores Whammy writing letters in class English 4 to get out of English 4 P. H. Hutch the American Legion Hall eating yogart 8 people who talk about each other to be a dental assistant W. H. Mazz skiing homework to be a professional skier R. M. Gimp downtown English to get rich quick L. M. O'B in the strangest places going to school to kill my ex-boss M. O'B. High Yellow Swan's Deli a certain English teacher to marry Jonathan Shelby B. O. Kathy IGA being called Suzanne to have my own nursery school K. P. Rebel music room smacking gum E. P. Dick everyplace except where I'm supposed people who talk with mud coming out to populate Arshamomaque with 20, 000 R. R. to be their mouths people all by myself Bertha in my blue wagon C. E. to marry a rich basketball player L. R. Legs boogyin' at Settlers short pants to be 5'5 small K. R. Chris in the music room whistling whistling to correct my feet C. R. Dudley hustling the weekend bozos in red necks G bozos to own 51% of EESCO G tell Harry Jr. to W. R. Arshamomaque stuff it Pat with Cathy toadies to own my own car P. S. Shot in a black valiant working parking having more than fun blowing up the lab C. S. Keri Patio Pizza people who don't party to teach the Disco Duck to boogie K. S. Peglet out of town narrowminded people professional dancer P. S. Neil Third St. park people who think tbey're cute (R. S.!) to marry a football player C. S. Ralph in a V. W. math classes to own a Trans-Am R. S. Buddy stuck up people it's a secret N. S. Beena hospital the attendance officer to marry Melvin Earl Sadler, doctor s. s. Beaver in a blue pick-up truck a certain senior girl to live in Kentucky P. M. S. Cricket Italian restaurants sea food to travel around the world on a cloud S. V. W. Mongo (Grunge) sweating in my grungy rubber sweat shirt people who call me Grunge to find someone grungier than me D. V. Dawnie Rhumb Line gym to enjoy life D. V. Neice Brandi's shoe store gym to own a silver Jaguar Sedan D. W. The Kid with a girl N. S. to go with a beautiful girl R. W. Weezy in Swann's market people who judge you by hearsay to personally meet Julius Erving D. W. Buffy on the track G football field being shut out to be spoken to by that certain someone, again! to be skinny J. Y. Nance pumping gas diets N. Z. STA TISTICS ► « NVt is5£5 Pay you MOST FLIRTATIOUS Alan Shari Chris CLASS WITS AI G Mary CLASS PARTIERS MOST MUSICAL Liz, Nancy, Chuck G Chris MOST ATHLETIC Mary G Rick QUIETEST Keith (Debbie G.) FRIENDLIEST Mike G Sue BEST DANCERS Rich Jeanine George MOST POPULAR Tim, Rick G Mary BEST DRESSED Kathy G Mike (Terry C. Y.) WATH0V HOURS anoSTXLL count iff MOST OFF ON A CLOUD J. C. G Kris MOST STAGESTRUCK Chris, Nancy G Sheilah MOST ARTISTIC Karen, Carl, Mike G Peggy MOST LIKELY TO STAY IN GREENPORT George G Paula MOST ANGELIC Gary G Sheryl DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Jana G Sheilah (Ray) MOST MISCHIEVOUS John G Connie Dave MOST LIKELY TO LEAVE GREENPORT Dan G Peggy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dave G Sheilah MOST VERSATILE Rick G Nancy MOST DEPENDABLE Sheryl G Dave MOST TALKATIVE Jeanine GA1 (George) CLASS HOTRODS Maureen MOST BROTHERLY G SISTERLY Sabrina G Norman THE CLASS OF 1965-1977 I, Maria Apidopoulos, hereby leave Georgia Panagopoulos to do the attendance every morning. I, Maureen Archer, hereby leave Mr. Utz's homeroom to anyone who can stand it. I, Jamie Barrett, hereby leave Claire Leden two happy years left in school. I, Sabrina Beckwith, hereby leave Nathan Beckwith to all the teachers in Greenport High School. I, Gary Blasko, hereby leave my last lifesaver to Mrs. Arnold. I, James Bogden, hereby leave Mr. Utz a pocket full of money. I, Mike Bondarchuk, hereby leave Eddie Jaworecki my TED position in the 77 football season. I, Dan Boyle, hereby leave with only one thing to say, Good-bye! I, David Bruckheimer Jr., hereby leave Mr. Bondi's English class without any basic knowledge of Spelling, Grammar, and Vocabulary. I, J. C. Busso, hereby leave one kilo to the class of '78. I, Jerry C. Yates, hereby leave Marilyn Mangham my Senior seat and also Mrs. Wetmore. I, Priscilla Carpenter, hereby leave James G Rosie Carpenter G. H. S. with pleasure. I, Andy Ciupryk, hereby leave. I, Cathy Corazzini, hereby leave Debbie B. my black shoes and Sally V. the times on the dock. I, Perry Corazzini, hereby leave Doug King head of the defensive left side and Ken Dog 1000 yards I, Chuck Corwin, hereby leave Scott Corwin to keep up the Corwin tradition. I, Shari Damiani, hereby leave Popeye something soft to chew. I, Allan Dinizio, hereby leave my brother Beeve 4 successful years in G. H. S. I, Sheryl E roskoski, hereby leave my sister, Christine, an enjoyable Senior year. I, Christine Egert, hereby leave my sympathy with Donna Mellas for having to put up with another year of Red Tape. I, Jeanine Frumenti, hereby leave Donna Mellas my seat in BOCES G on the BOCES bus. I, Dave Fuchs, hereby leave all the paranoia of Humpkin Pumpkin to some other sucker with a truck. I, Debbie Gaffga, hereby leave 4 years of hard labor at IGA to my sister, Christine. I, Rita Gebhardt, hereby leave Kathy Bondarchuk all my classes with Ms. Hokkanen I, Mark Getches, hereby leave all the good times I had skipping with A1 Martinsen. I, Susan Gladding, hereby leave Lou Ann a giant sized platter of Paradise french fries. I, Nancy Gordon, hereby leave a lit candle for anyone to view the world from a differ- ent angle. I, Sheilah Heaney, hereby leave T. C. an all league hockey team, a shoulder to cry on G someone to help in the lighting booth. I, Tim Heaney, hereby leave to Mr. Chuck Bondi a renewal slip to a Sears and Roebuck High School Diploma item no. GHS 1234. I, Pamela Helinski, hereby leave Vicki Helinski anything she can get out of GHS. I, Wanda Hutley, hereby leave Zonta, my brother, to go on through with his school year. I, Michael Jaworecki, hereby leave my brother Ed my 27 point body building program and one picture of me as athlete of the month! I, Carmen G. Jimenez, hereby leave my sister Nellie my green gym suit. I, Mary Kelly, hereby leave Mrs. Utz my sister Subby, to try and keep off the ground. I, Sue Kruszeski, hereby leave Debbie Barszczewski one burnt chicken. I, Joyce Lakowitz, hereby leave Mr. Egert my attendance card as a souvenir. I, Karen Lauben, hereby leave luck and happiness to Shorty, an adhesive book of matches to Karen, and empty Leibraunilch and Mateuse bottles to the nearest dumpster I'd leave my love, but I'm taking it with me. I, George Lekkas, hereby leave Dave Perkins something special. I, Rich Loeb, hereby leave Karen Skrezec the freedom to go out anytime she wants to. I, James Lorenzo, hereby leave 1 copy of Das Kapital to Mr. G. in the hope of fur- ther enlightenment. I Greg .Luce, hereby leave nothing to no one.____________________________________________ I, Wayde Manwaring, hereby leave my seat in all my classes to my brother Peter. Good Luck! I, Alfred Martinsen, hereby leave Joey Martinsen a good, clean, upstanding and out- standing path to follow. I, Ray Mazzaferro, hereby leave something REALLY sensible to say to Mr. Connolly. I, Larry McAfee, hereby leave Monday mornings to everybody else. I, Michael O'Brien, hereby leave a barn for Anyone to go in when they're skipping school. ! I, Beatrice Owens, hereby leave Alex Berks a picture of Jonathan and me. I, Katherine Parrish, hereby leave to Hiram one 1978 senior girl for his senior honey! I, Liz Patten, hereby leave a good Senior year to my two sisters. I, Rick Rempe, hereby leave Puberty. I, Lessa Reynolds, hereby leave Dosie, Deborah 8 Alison the good times I had. 1, Karen Rouse, hereby leave the future seniors, the eighth wonder of the world, first period English class. I, Christopher Rowsom, hereby leave 1ST Trumpet part in Dance Band to whoever wants it. I, West Ruroede, hereby leave John Lellman my Gull Pond waterskiing title with the hope that he can keep it from Peter Sep. I, Patty Sage, hereby leave Sally V. a bottle of Vodka. I I, Carl Schott, hereby leave Greenport HIGH . I 1, Karyn Shelby, hereby leave my senior seat and wishes to Joey Moore and Tony Dunston. I, Peggy Sloan, hereby leave my smile to Mr. Connolly. I, Connie Solomon, hereby leave all of my happiness and wisdom to my sister Deborah! I, Ralph Soto, hereby leave. I I, Norman Stilley, hereby leave. I I, Sabrina Stilley, hereby leave Rhonda my socks. [ I, Paula Sypher, hereby leave all my classes to my brother G sister Peter G Donna. Good I, Dawn Volinski, hereby leave Lori Volinski my 4TH period Study Hall. I, Denise Walters, hereby leave Mr. Crowley a Golden High! I, Richard Welch, hereby leave my speed for Jeff Demarest. I, Debra Wilson, hereby leave Tracey my senior seat G my memories that were sweet. I, Jana Young, hereby leave all the problems of being a cheerleader to Debbie B. G Sally V. I, Nancy Zehner, hereby leave Gildy my sister Debbie to take up my arguments. I, George Hubbard, hereby leave my brother Richie to get more out of school than I did. 1 03 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS 1 SHEILAH M. HEANEY Valedictorian How little I am; How little they know me. Honor Society 3, 4 (Pres. ); Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Musical Club 1, 2, 3,4; Yearbook 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Regents Scholarship; Paragon Oil Award; Choir 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council 3; Purple Quill 1, 2, 3; Mathletes 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3 (Pres.), 4; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2,3; Office and Library Aide 1; North Fork Musical Festival; SOS Workshop for Writing; FHA 4. KATHERINE PARRISH Let ue run with patience the race that ia set before U8 , Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Singers 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-op 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4 (vice pres.); DramaClub 4; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3, 4; Musicals 1, 2, 3,4; Mathletes 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Talent Show 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD J. REMPE Salutatori an Don’t ask me nothing about nothing, I might tell you the truth. Student Council 3, 4 (vice pres. ); Mathletes 1, 2,4; Honor Society 3,4; Boy State Rep. 3; Party Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Drama and Musical Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, (All League), 4; Basketball 1,2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Regents Scholarship; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Singers 4; Purple Quill. JANA LEA YOUNG After enough time has pa88ed all memories are beautiful. J. V. Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheer- leading 2, 3,4; All Star Cheerleader Award; Who’s Who in American Cheerleading Award; Honor Soc- iety 3,4; Yearbook co-editor 4; Chorus 1,2; French Club 1,2,3, 4; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3,4; Office Aide 4. NANCY DIANE ZEHNER To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Honor Society 3,4; Regents Schol- arship; Singers 1, 2, 3,4; Musicals 1,2, 3,4; Class vice pres. 2; class treas. 3; Class Sec. 4; Prom Queen 3; Homecoming Maid 3; Homecom- ing Queen 4; Drama Club 3 (vice pres.); Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 (All League 3, 4; capt. 4); Talent Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact 1, 2, 3 (vice pres.), 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3,4; Track 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Mathletes 1; Yrbk. 4. MARIA APIDOPOUIOS MAUREEN R. ARCHER Always ready, always there, always will- ing to do her share. Office Aide 1, 2, 3, 4. KEITH BA INBRIDGE A quiet chap, buz a nice one too, men like him are very fewt IN MEMOR Y OF If I could save time in a bottle, I would. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1; Basketball 1.2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2,4; Lighting Crew 1, 2, 3,4; Yearbook 4; Student Coun- cil 1, 2; Track 3; Ski Club 2; Drama Club 4; Office Aide 1,2; French Club 2.3. JAMES L. BARRETT, JR. Life is only what you make itt 8o you better make the most of it. SABRINA E. BECKWITH Soft voice, sweet words--a lady. VJ vO GARY CHARLES BLASKO JAMES JOHN ROGDEN My own thoughts are my companions. A man who loves the sea is a happy man. Golf 1,2, 3,4; Co-op 2, 3; Jr.-Sr. Playnight Co-op; Jr.-Sr. Playnight 3,4. 3,4; Football 1; Ski Club 3,4; Library Club 1. JERRY BONDARCHUK I won't stop 'til I hit a tree. MICHAEL H. BONDARCHUK Men like me are few and far be- tween. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Golf 1; Dance Band 4; Musicals 1, 2; Stagemanager 3; Stagemana- ger Lights Sound Tech., 4; Drama Club (officer) 4; Bicentennial Show 4; Talent Show (stage manager.) 3, 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Interact 2,3,4; Teachers Play (stagemana- ger) 3; Jr.-Sr. Playnight; Spanish Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3,4; Party, Party 1,2, 3,4. DAN BOYLE DAVID O. BRUCKHEIMER, Jr. Follow not the beaten patht rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. People want you to do what they want you to do but when they find out what you want to do they don't want anything to do with you. Track 1,2, 3,4; Football 1; Drama 1,3; Cross Country 3; Purple Quill 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Jr. -Sr. Playnight 3, 4; Sr. Class Treasurer; Outing Club 1; French Club 2; A. V. Club 1,2. JOSEPH CHARLES BUSSO Today'8 good times are tomorrow's best memories. Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1; Co-op 3,4; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3, 4. PRISCILLA ANN CARPENTER Love does not consist of gazing at each other, but looking to- gether in the same direction. Choir 1, 2, 3; (sec. ); Youth Council 1; Sec. for Bible Band Service 2; Asst. Treas urer for Senior Club 4; Spanish Club 4. ANDREW J. CIUPRYK Future leaders of tomorrow are quiet today, PETER M. CLARK If you can find me, you ' re lucky. CATHLEEN CORAZZINI True friendship is like phosphorescence-- it glows best when the world around you goes dark. Cheerleading 2, 3,4; Yearbook 4; Field Hockey 1; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Interact 1,2,3; Ski Club 2; Office Aide 2; Peer Tu- tor 2; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3,4; Mathletes 1, 4; Talent Show 2, 3. PERRY CORAZZINI Few things are impossible to determination and skill. Football 1, 2, 3 (All League) 4 (All County, co-capt. ); Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES McAFEE CORWIN I have entered on a per- formance which ie without precedent and will have no imitator; I propose to 8how my fellow-mortals a man in all integrity of nature; and this man shall be myself. Football 1,2,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Singers 2,3,4. SHARI LYNN DAM IAN I I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself than be crowded on a velvet cushion, Yearbook 4; Volleyball 3; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2; Sophomore maid 2; Office Aide 1; Honor Society 4; Chorus 1. ALLAN MICHAEL DINIZIO As good natured as they make 'em, Football 2, 3, 4; (co-captain; All League); Track 1,2, 3, 4 (co-cap- tain. ); Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 2, 3, 4; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4. SHERYL ANN PATRICIA DROSKOSKI So quiet she seems, so still and wise, till we see the twinkle in her eyes, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, (sec, ), 4 (sec.); French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Jr. Volunteers 3; Yearbook 4; BOCES 3. CHRISTINE L. EGERT The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen nor touched but are felt in the heart. JEANINE MARIA FRUMENTI A good disposition is half the battle, BOCES 3, 4; Vice pres, of VICA 4; Medi- cal Explorers 1, 2, (vice pres., 1; pres., 2); Singers 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 2, 4; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3, 4; Interact 2, 3, 4; Peer Tu- tor 2; Drama Club 4; Outing Club 1. DAVID ANTHONY FUCHS Any way the wind blows... DEBORAH LYNN GAFFGA Yearbook 4 (photo, co-editor. ); Drama Club 4; Tech Crew 1, 2, 3, 4 (Lighting Dir- ector. ); Spanish Club 2; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3,4; Mathletes 2,3,4; Photography Aide 3,4; Co-op 3; Honor Society 4. Time flies, suns rise shadows fall. Let time go by. Love is forever over all. Student Council 1, 2, 3; Interact 1, 2; Co-op 2,3,4; Peer Tutor 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2, 3; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Honor Society 4. RITA MARY GEBFIARDT All I have seen teaches me to trust in all I have not seen. Candy Striper 1, 2, 3; Office Aide 1,2; Co-op 3,4. MARK J. GETCHES It'8 strange to leave, but you must go forth. Football 3; Track 2,3; Baseball 1; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3,4; Student Council 4; Party Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SUSAN NATHALIE GLADDING Where my friends are, there my riches are. KRISTINE CIULIANO Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low. Art Club 1; Co-op 2, 3; Basketball 1. Singers 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Spanish Club 2, 3 (pres.), 4; Drama Club 4 (treas.); Musicals 1, 3, 4; Prom maid 3; Harvest Maid 4; Jr. Sr. Play- night 3, 4; Talent Show 1,2, 3, 4; Interact 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY GORDON B. TIMOTHY HEANEY Life need not be the painful struggle it is commonly represented to be... we are meant to be happy. Chorus 1, 2; Softball 1, 2; Musical 1, 2j Pur- ple Quill 1; Office Aide 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Class Officer (vice pres.) 1; Yearbook 4; Co-op 4; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3,4. If we learn by our mistakesM I'm getting a fantastic ed- ucation . Track 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 co-captain 1, 2, 3, 4 MVP 1, 2; Spa- nishClub 1,2; Class pres. 3; Jr. Sr. Play- night 3, 4. PAMELA C. HELINSKI Of all sad words of tongue or pen$ the saddest is It might have been. Honor Society 3,4; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Interact 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2 (Exchange Student), 3 (treas. ), 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Musi- cals 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Sr. Playnight 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE HUBBARD I make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 (co-capt. 2, 3, 4); Football 1,2, 3, 4 (All League, co-capt. ); Co-op 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2,4; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3, 4; Beachcomber 4; Musicals 1, 2; CCD 1, 2. WANDA HUTLEY Seniors come after one another to do different and better things. MICHAEL JOSEPH JAWORECKI It is better to keep your mouth closed and be thought stupid than to open it and remove all doubtI Yearbook 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Singers 3, 4; Musicals 2, 3, 4; Interact 1, 2, 3, 4 (pres.); Student Council 4; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3,4; Sterling Brass 4; Spanish Club 2, 3 (vice pres. ) 4; Class Vice pres. 4; Talent Show 1, 2, 3,4; Drama Club 4 (student producer); Purple Quill 1; Outing Club 1. CARMEN GLADYS JIMENEZ We are the future of tomorrow. May we live up to the dreame of yes- terday ! MARY ALICE KELLY SUZANNE KRUSZESKI Quitters never win, and winners never quit, so no matter what the score, just try a little more. Honor Society 3,4; Field Hockey 1, (Co- Captain) 2, (Co-Captain) 3, 4, (Co-Cap- tain) (All League); Volleyball 1,2, 3, (Co- Captain) 4, (Co-Captain) (All League) (H. S. All American); Basketball 1, (Cap- tain) (Most Valuable Player) 2, (Captain) (Most Valuable Player) 3, (Most Valuable Player) (All League) (H. S. All American) 4, (Captain), (All League) (H. S. All Ameri- can); Softball 1, (Most Valuable Player) 2,3,4; Class Secretary 2; Student Council 2.3.4, (Secretary); Spanish Club 3,4; Tal- ent Show 4; Purple Quill 3,4; Musical 2, 3.4, (Lighting Crew); Yearbook 4; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3, 4. Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away, now it looks as though they 're here to stay... Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, (all League); Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, (Captain); Softball 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-op 3, 4; Jr. -Sr. Playnight 3,4; Yearbook 4; Basketball Intra- murals 3; Honor Society 4. JOYCE R. LAKOWITZ Don't take life too seriously. You 're not about to get out of it alive! Co-op 3; Office Aide 2, 3; Hall Monitor 4; Peer Tutor 3, 4. KAREN LAUBEN Smile, it makes people wonder what you've been up to. Gymnastics 1; Softball 3; Yearbook 4; Co- op 4; Jr. -Sr. Playnight 3, 4;Honor Society 4. GEORGE LEKKAS There's a bit of devil in all of us, I've just got a little more than most. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Foot ball 1,2,4. RICHARD LOEB To worry little and study less ie my idea of happi- ness. WAYDE MAN WARING Under this skin and hones there'8 a hell of a man. Band 1; Wrestling 1; Football 1. JAMES LORENZO It'8 not necessary to understand things in order to arguB about them. GREGORY D. LUCE Tis much he dares. Play 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Jr. - Sr. Playnight 3,4; Interact 1; Stage Crew 4. BARBARA ANN MANGHAM One learns in life to keep silent and draw one'8 own conclusion. Co-op 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Club 4; Jr. -Sr. Playnight 3,4; Youth Council 2,3. ALFRED J. MARTINSEN As prone to mischief, as able to perform it. Sophomore Class President; Drama Club Pres- ident; Student Council 1, 2, 3, President 4; Cross Country 2, 3; Track 2; Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Party Club 1, 2, 3 President 4. RAYMOND ANTHONY MAZZAFERRO LARRY CHARLES McAFEE Every man loves what he 'e good at Honor Society 3,4; Football 2,4; Wrestling 3 ; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Class Vice-President 3; Mathletes 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Jr. -Sr. Playnight 3,4; Ski Club 1, 2,3. 2 is a couplet 3 is a crowds 400 why that's a party! WILLIAM MELLAS With my luck when my ship comes in I'll probably be at the airport. Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Co-op 2; Jr. -Sr. Playnight 3, 4. RALPH MIMS, Jr. He that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast. MICHAEL G. O'BRIEN If they were right I’d agree but it’s then they know, not me. BEATRICE A. OWENS She'8 mean, she’s cleant but most of all she's lean. Youth Council; Senior Club; Co-op. ELIZABETH S. PATTEN LESLIE K. REYNOLDS It’s nice to be Her personality is important but it'8 Her 8mile, important to be nice, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All-Parish Band 2, 3j North Fork Band Festival 4; Solo-Ensemble Fes- tival 1; A. F. S. 2j Student Council 4; Dra- ma Club (costume mistress) 4; Talent Show 4; Singers (accompanist) 4; Choir (accompanist) (1,4) 2,3. KAREN ROUSE Yesterday may not have gone well, today may be hard to get through, but never forget there’s al- ways a tomorrow to look forward to. Cheerleader 1; Jr. -Sr. Playnight; Co-op 4. CHRISTOPHER SCOTT ROWSOM I am myself, my own commander. Musical 1,2, 3,4; Dance Band 1,2, 3,4; Singers 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Inter- act 1, 2, 3, 4; Sterling Brass 4. PATRICIA T. SAGE WESTN. RUROEDE My skill goes beyond the depths of a pond, Football 1,2; Basketball, 1; Co-op 3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Student Council 3, 4; Par- ty Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (All League); Water Ski (All American), 1,2, 3,4. She looks so quiet, she looks so shy, it isn’t fair, appearances lie. Cheerleader 1,2 (co-captain) 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Jr. -Sr. Playnight 3, 4; Prom Maid 3; Student Council 1, 2; Interact 1,2; Ski Club 1,2; SpanishClub 1,2, 3,4; Mathletes 1,4; Talent Show 2, 3; Volleyball 1; Honor Society 4. KARYN ELIZABETH SHELBY CARL J. SCHOTT PEGGY SLOAN Let us go on unto perfection, Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Year- book 4; Mathletes 4; Re- gents Scholarship; Letter of Commendation 4; Hon- or Society 4. Character makes its own destiny, JOHN C. SPOHN A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Regents Scholarship 4; Bausch and Lomb Science Award 4; Honor Society 4; Senior Class president; Band 1,2, 3,4} Dance Band 2,3,4; Sterling Brass 3,4; Yearbook Busi- ness Manager 4; French Club 1,2, 3,4; Talent Show 2,3,4; Mathletes 4; SPAZ 2,3,4. CONNIE D. SOLOMON To do good in something is a gift that is earned, The devil lurks beneath those innocent eyes, Senior Club; Talent Show 2, 3; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3,4; Youth Council 3,4. RALPH SOTO All you have to do is callt and I'll be there, You've got a friend. Wrestling 1,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Jr. Sr. Playnight 3,4. Volleyball 1,2, 3,4 (co-capt. MVP, All League); Basketball 1,2,3 capt. G intramurals, All League 4 co- capt. All League; Softball 1,2,3; Senior Club 4; Honor Society 4. NORMAN B. STILLEY, Jr. Could someone tell me what good is a man without a sense of humor, Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4. SABRINA B. STILLEY SUSAN JOY VAN WYCK All the freedom of to- morrow is in the free- dom of today. BOCES 3,4; Chorus 1; Basketball 1; Softball 2. When we make the world nicer for others$ we make a nicer world for ourselves. DENISE WALTERS As the sun colors flowers so does art color life. PAULA ELAINE MANWARINC SYPHER I am what I am and so I'll be. Chorus 1; Band 1,2; Office Aide 1,2. DANIEL T. VINDIGNI I'd rather have the silent respect of a fewt than the loud friendship of many. Honor Society 3,4 (Secretary); Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,4; Cross Country 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 4; Singers 1, 2, 3, 4; Spa- nish Club 2; Library Club 1, 2; Purple Quill 1, 2; School Play 1, 2; Interact 1, 2, 3; Jr. -Sr. Play- night 3, 4. RICHARD W. WELCH I come and go. Track 1,2,3; Cross Country; 3 trophies for Best Athlete; Senior Club; Co-op. DAWN VOLINSKI When life seems at its darkest think of the breaking of a new dawn of hope. Hall Monitor. DEBRA L. WILSON KENNY ANGONA Someone new is al- ways welcome. Her own special per- sonality attracts everyone. Cheerleader 2,3,4 (co-capt. ); Youth Coun- cil; Senior Club 4; Junior-Senior Playnight 3,4. CLASS OFFICERS Nancy (Secretary), Mike (Vice President), John (President), Dave (Treasurer). JERRY C. YATES You can't expect a person to see eye to eye with you when you 're looking down on him. Co-op 1,2, 3,4; Youth Council (pres. £ treas. ) 2,3; Office Aide 2,3; Church Choir President 1. EXCHANGE STUDENT LILY LOPEZ REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS SEATED: Kathy, Sheilah, Peggy, Nancy. STANDING: Dave, John, Ricky, Jay. ABSENT: Carl. JUNE, 1987 vO NJ AND NOW, A LIVE REPORT FROM WGHS RADIO: Hi, fans! This is the WGHS Purple Peeper doing an on the spot report from the school gymnasium. Right now, I am at the 10th reunion of the Class of '77. The big event is being held here in memory of their Junior Prom, music you hear in the background is from Chuck Corwin's International Dance Band. I was told by Chuck's agent, Larry McAfee, that the band is celebrating its third gold record tonight. What a party this is! It makes me sad that GHS doesn't have a TV station yet so we could show it to you. But I see that Mr. Adams and his AV crew are here so I quess there'll be a video tape of it. I can't believe all the celebrities here tonight. Hey, there goes George Hubbard, the Shell Answer Man. He and his lovely wife from East Marion are with Ms. Shari Damiani who made the egg salad what it is today. A sigh arises from the crowd as Michael Jaworecki enters the gym. Mike is the debonair gentle- man who advertises Brut cologne from garbage cans. He is with Christopher Rowsom, the man who recently circumnavigated the globe in his Puffer. Over at the far basketball hoop are some familiar faces. Michael Bondarchuk, winner of this year's Oscar for audio and lighting effects, is speaking with D. O. B., Jr., the star of Weedie for the Defense. Visiting from her home in Chile is linguist Pamela Helinski. She is here with Sheryl Droskoski, the owner of Perfect Magazine Subscription Co. Now I spy another man with them. He is holding a large 1 eddy Bear. I think it is Gary Blasko. es, Jr. Peeper has confirmed that it is Mr. Blasko. Junior has also told me that he is ready to start reporting from the arrival area. So, I am going to turn the show over to him. Thanks, P. P. Oh, good. Here is Cathy Corazzini alighting from her chauffer-driven Rolls. I guess she never did get her license. With her is the president of General Motors, Patty Sage. The Bobsey twins are greeted by the hostess, Jana Young. Ms. Young's escort just bent down to greet the ladies. Sorry to break in on you, Junior, but I have just noticed three Olympians from the 1984 games. Norm Stilley, captain of the U. S. Wrestling team, is talking with Mr. Connolly, still the GHS Senior adviser. There's Ray Mazz., winner of five goldies in skiing. I think he is advertising his new lodge to Mary Kelly. Ms. Kelly lead the U. S. Basketball and Volleyball teams to victory. I hear she now teaches bionic phys. ed. at Greenport. Thinking of the athletes, the big sports news of today is that Rich Welch beat his own record today as he ran the mile in ONE MINUTE. That's the reason he's not here tonight. Over on the bleachers are two medical pros. There's world famous surgeon Jeanine Frumenti talking with her number one lab technician, Priscilla Car- penter. Probably talking shop. . .Hey! What's the noise out there, JR.? It's the new arrivals, P. P. They're straight from Broadway. Here's A1 Martinsen escorting actress Nancy Zehner. She's the one who got her start doing Noxema shaving commercials. Al, by the way, is the latest winner of the Tony for originality. He got it for his Broadway sensation---a musical for non- singers. A1 starred and directed it. There's his agent, Mark Getches pushing back the crowd. Mark produced the play which is called Being Grandoise in the Barnace. The three are being greeted by their classmates and especially by Sue Gladding and Rick Rempe. Sue, so I hear, runs a nursery and elemen- tary school down in Pennsylvania with Kathy Parrish. It's such a success that poor Kathy couldn't get away for this party. Mr. Rempe is the famous supporter of Z. P. G. and Planned Parenthood. He also organized this party which is probably why it is such a huge success. Hey, Jr. The entertainment is beginning. I see Emcee Keith Bainbridge is mounting the band stand. Keith is the morning disc jockey on '77 WABC radio. According to my program, the first act is going to be John Spohn, the eminent professor of Japanese at M. I.T. He is going to do his famous Yugoslavian Pocket Dance. Cheering Mr. Spohn are some of Greenport's prominent citizens. There's J. J. Bogden the maritime millionaire. With him is Perry Corazzini, the presi- dent of Arshamomaque Dairy, and Greg Luce. Perry and Greg live on adjoining plantations outside of Greenport. And swapping car stories, I see B. T. Heaney and Jerry Bondarchuk, greenport's auto tycoons. B. T. 's Chevy dealership is across the street from Jerry's lot for small cars only. I was told they made this arrangement one day during their senior year. Dressed to the hilt is lawyer Carl Schott. And there is Andrew Ciupryk who teaches English 4 at Greenport. Oh yes, Mike O'Brien's among the gents. Mike made quite a name for himself last winter with all those awards for his interesting snow-art creations. Enough of the men! I see that Jeanine's and Priscilla's group has grown. Sue Van Wyck and Carmen Jimenez are over there exchanging some gossip. Nancy, Sue and Barbara Mangham, the Southold Town social worker, has also joined the clique. Checking back to the floor show, I see that Ms. L. Patten, star of the Louisianna Liz Musical Hour is going to do a few numbers. After that there will be a fashion show given by models from the J. C. Yates House of Fashion. Hey, P. P. Did you see Dan Vindigni on his last leave home? Unfortunately, he couldn't get away from swabbing the decks of the Eagle for this. He was elected chief of the Eagle Hose during his last leave. You know, Junior, quite a few '77ers couldn't make it here. A1 Dinizio is in the Italian Alps. The Italian Ski Team has its preliminaries and A1 is hoping for revenge on Ray in 1988. Chris Egert is out trying to find the farthest point from Greenport and Denise Walters is living in Switzerland. At last reports, Rich Loeb was still trying to hitch a ride to the party. Oh, here are some late guests. Poor Maria Apidopoulos, the high school secretary, was sure everyone was here. Anyway, it is Maureen Archer, the first female to win the Indy 500. She's stopping to chat with Wes Ruroede and sign his cast. We all saw Wes last week on Wide World of Sports. He jumped 250 railroad ties. Behind Maureen I see Connie Solomon. She is the co-owner of Florida's most thriving housing development. She and her partner, carpen- ter Peter Clark, built homes with tropical fish aquariums in the walls. Their next project is a revamp of Brecknock Hall. Good Grief! More late arrivals. I see Karen Lauben who owns one of the most popular art galleries in NYC. She's visiting with local artist, Nancy Gor- don Ryan at her studio in Orient. With them is Karen Rouse who seems to be the reason that they are late. It appears that Ms. Rouse overslept. Well, Junior, the party seems to be getting into full swing. Leading the crowd is Mr. D. Boyle and his delegation from the Greenport chapter of Partiers Anon. There's Ralph Soto and his brother-in-law, Wayde Manwaring. And there are two Greenport matrons, Paula Manwaring Sypher and Rita Gebhardt who married the Man from Spaz. Hear that commotion? It's the owner of the IGA, J. C. Busso, and of course, George Lekkas, fresh from the filming of the Greek Connection based on his own life story. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, this is some party. But you aren't the only ones missing it. Debbie Gaffga married into the Navy and is living on a base in the Great Lakes area. It was quite a shock to J. C. when she abandoned her career at the IGA. Peggy Sloan is on tour with the New York Ballet. Multi- millionaire Bill Mellas is out expanding his chain of Paradise Sweet Shops and Sabrina Stilley married her dear doctor and now lives above his Park Avenue Office. Junior, what's the matter with Jay Lorenzo? I just saw him and he looked like he just escaped from the Soviets! It's not like the head electrical engineer of Hobart Manufacturing Co., sideloading dishwasher dept., to be that upset. .. .oh., I see. He arrived with Dave Fuchs, the Ford Tough Truck Tester. Now I understand. Hey, wait a minute. No you can't tie me up in the cord. Now cut that... Excuse me, fans. Just some little kiddies trying to say hello. The ten of them belong to Ms. Lessa Reynolds. God help you, ma'am. And I hear that Sabrina Beckwith and her brood will be here shortly. Excuse me while I prepare myself. You do that P. P. I can handle it. Comparing their jewels are Debra Wilson and Joyce Lakowitz. Debra is having a house warming party at her five story mansion. Everyone's invrteu! Joyce is the lady who made famous the expression Redheads DO have more fun! She is married to the Greenport Sunoco heir. Munching on the hard roll and boiled ham supplied by J. C. are Suzanne Kruszeski and Sheilah Heaney. Hearing their giggles, I feel that they are dis - cussing something that Sheilah left out of her best-seller, Which Heaney Are You? Sheilah now lives in Ireland to escape yearbooks and the income tax. I hear that Sue is going to coach the Hampton Bays hockey team. Let's hope Ms. Kelly can talk her out of this foolishness! That group of ladies on the bleachers is ever increasing. I now notice dental assistant Wanda Hutley talking with Karyn Shelby. Karyn, who supplied the pizza here from her local Patio Pizza chain store, is here with her sister-in-law, Beatrice Owens. I also see legal secretary Dawn Volinski among the ladies. Tilings all seem the same. I guess people never change. As the final act of the floor show, Kristine Giuliano is going to entertain us with her pet snakes.---Oh, no, I think that all ten of the ladies on the blea- chers just fainted and there's a rush for the door. So, if you don't mind, I'll sign off and get the out of here! This is the Purple Peeper... And Junior Peeper... .. .bidding you a fine farewell from the GHS gym and what's left of the class of '77 reunion. The music you hear in the background is the Greenport chapter of Partiers Anon., all partied out, making their way to Rick's house. BYE, ALL ! ! The editors of this publication are not responsible for Timmy Jean in e Dave B. Nancy Z. Mike B. Pam Perry Ricky Karyn Jerry Y. Kathy Priscilla Nancy G. m Jana Cathy Mark Sue V. W. Dawn Jimmy B. Mary MK;. U . fL, Maria Larry Barbara Sabrina Connie Beatrice Mil e O'B Karen L. Gary Dave F. Sheryl Alan Greg Lessa Shari Suzanne Danny B. Chris E. Sheilah Rita Alfred Chucky Debra James B. Mike J. Andy Peggy Sue G. 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VAILS STUDIO CAMERA Everything Photographic 207 Main 477-0479 Greenport Congratulations to the Class of '77 from MEYER’S BAR AND RESTAURANT (516) 477-1250 OFFICES AND PRODUCTION FACILITIES: • TOPEKA, KANSAS • VISALIA, CALIFORNIA • WINNIPEG, MANITOBA • CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE • STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA 114 AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY HUBBARD’S JtiicllJIk Jt£ f a urant mtoUtarma 115 Front Street'Box 126 Greenport,JLon j Islanc NY 11944 116 117 ,.. mother's maiden name?,, FABRIZIO’S RESTAURANT Front Street Greenport New York 477 - 2494 EDWIN F. DERBY P C. OPTICIAN (516) 477 - 1800 137 THIRD STREET GREENPORT, NEW YORK 477 - 1360 WARREN T. KALB ACKER WINES AND LIQUORS 124 Front ST. L-6084 GREENPORT, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF DR. AND MRS. ARTHUR LEVIN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 FROM GOLDIN FURNITURE CO., INC. GREENPORT CARPET CO. Main Street Greenport, New York WHITE'S SER VICE ST A TION Kenneth E. White. Jr. Mobil Front and Third Street Greenport, L.I., N.Y. 477-1978 Hurry with that needle and thread!! 118 I'm an Aqua Velva Man Compliments of OSCAR GOLDIN ANGEL’S STORE Main Rd. East Marion Compliments of the Hulses MARGE’S BEAUTY SALON HULSE’S SERVICE STATION Front Street Greenport Route 25 Greenport PETER STACK HAIRDRESSER TELEPHONE 477-1310 210 MAIN ST. GREENPORT 119 C. F. VANDUZER GAS SERVICE ROUTE 27 A SOUTHOLD N.Y.11971 Compliments of Samuel Sloan MULLEN MOTORS INC. East Main Street Southold, New York 11971 RODERICK VAN TUYL PROFESSIONAL CORP. Best Wishes to the Class of '11 120 122 Never trust a handsome (?) man (?) Don't worry, Bill, Mrs. Cassidy has plenty of Medi-Quik. .,. I don't know that guy. Paula Remember THIS wild party? SUNRISE COACH LINES “For fast and dependable service at low rates” Greenport, N.Y. 123 and PECONIC HEALTH CARE CENTER Mr. Frank]. Salamone administrator North Road Greenport, New York Telephone (516) 477-2110 124 Compliments of the: VILLAGE BAKERY Settlers Village Southold YOUNG’S BOATYARD MARINA EDWIN FOY offering Pool Tennis President Club Membership and Boat 19 FRONT STREET • GREENPORT, N. Y. 11944 • (516) 477-1040 Dockage, Storage, Service Sage Blvd. Greenport, N.Y. (516) 477-0830 TONY'S BARBER SHOP c 0 N G R A T U L A T 1 O N S AL’ SHELL SERVICE A1 Dinizio, prop. 125 Compliments of Greenport, L. I., N. Y. 477-2242 SKIPPER’S SEA FOOD RESTAURANT FRESH FRIED FISH DINNERS — HOME MADE SALADS EAT IN OR TAKE OUT OPEN 11 A.M. TO 8 P.M. ROUTE 25 NORTH ROAD CLOSED MON. TUES. GREENPORT, N.Y. NORTH FORK LAUNDRY-KAR CT'O Self-Service or Services available for Your Laundry Dry Cleaning Main Street Greenport 126 Offices conveniently located in SOUTHOLD PORT JEFFERSON STATION BOHEMIA SOUTHAMPTON Member F.D.l.C. Compliments of GREENPORT TRAVEL AGENCY, INC. WM. J. MILLS CO Front Street Greenport Greenport CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY DAVE’S PHOTO SERVICE Robinson Rd. (516) Gre enport, N. Y. 477 - 0842 Compliments of Long Island l -A. aWa A A. A. A Oyster Forms A Product of Inmont Aquafoods AGWAY, Inc. Young’s Ave. Southold 765-3432 Complete Home, Garden Farm Supplies 128 GREENPORT LUMBER CO. (DIVISION OF GEORGE L. PENNY, INC.) Main Road Greenport, N.Y. Phone 477-0400 11944 DEFRIEST FUNERAL HOMES INC. Mattituck N.Y. SoutholdN.Y. Affiliated with ROGERS FUNERAL HOMES INC. Phone 516-765-3850 FROHNHOEFER Fixtures Lamps Custom Made - Repaired Fine Gifts (516) Main Road 765-2100 Southold 129 WAYSIDE MARKET Southold, N.Y. NORTH FORK SANITATION: Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 SOMETIMES WE'RE DOWN IN THE DUMPS. P.O. Box 533 Southhold New York 11971 Roy A. Schelin (516) 765-2868 131 To the families who contributed to this issue: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Apidopoulos Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Archer Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Carl Blasko G Family Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bogden Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bondarchuk Mr. and Mrs. David O. Bruckheimer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Busso Mr. and Mrs. James P. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Corazzini, Jr. Mrs. J. Audrey Corwin Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Damiani Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dinizio Stash and Pat Droskoski Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Egert Mr. and Mrs. Philip Frumenti Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Fuchs Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Gaffga Mr. and Mrs. Christian Gebhardt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Getches Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gladding Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Heaney Mr. and Mrs. William F. Heaney Mr. and Mrs. John Helinski Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jaworecki Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly Mr. and Airs. Edward Kruszeski Mrs. Frances M. Lakowitz G Family Ed Lauben Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mangham Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mazzaferro Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parrish Mr. and Mrs. Marion L. Patten Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rempe Mrs. Carol J. Ruroede Mr. and Mrs. George H. Rowsom Mr. and Mrs. David C. Spohn Mr. and Mrs. Sal Vindigni G Family Mr. and Mrs. John Volinski Mr. and Mrs. JohnD. Young Mr. Howard and Mrs. Dorothy Zehner 177 Beachcomber Staff Many Thanks! VELMA MARIE CRATCH are 242 Z4 133 EARLE W. BAKER FUEL PRODUCTS BURNER SERVICE Distributor: Charles Leden 477-0614 GREENPORT, N.Y. REG HUDSON REALTY 136 Front Street GREENPORT, N.Y. 516-477-0250 THE 1977 GREENPORT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL A1 Martinsen pres. Rick Rempe vice pres. Mary Kelly sec, TODAY'S MINI QUIZ! ! 765-2221 (Res.) 765-35 5 1) Spell Debbie B. 's last name in 5 seconds or less. 2) How many different teachers did English 4 have this year? 3) What was Al's favorite album at Sheilah's birthday party? (ikswezczsrab) (thgie) (nosredna, h.c.) SOUTHOLD LIQUOR STORE Helen and Warren Smith E. Main Street Southold N.Y. Southold VICTORIAN BARN GIFT SHOP Main Road G Town Harbor Lane 136 Compliments of J.B. LIQUOR STORE 122 South Street Greenport, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1977 from ROBERT T. COOPER INC. Harry V. Lewis Plumbing and Heating Greenport, N.Y. R.A. McCALLUM 477-1709 AGENT MOBIL OIL PRODUCTS FOURTH STREET GREENPORT, L.I., N.Y. TRYAC TRUCK EQUIPMENT CO. INC. Southold, New York Riverhead, New York 765-3471 727-0200 137 Compliments of SOUTHOLD TOWN POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION Officers President — Stanley Droskoski Vice-President —Henry Stepnoski Sec. Treas. — Michael Burke 138 1 C 0 77lfif )n 2S z£j of GREEnPORf TT IGNERS jissoemmn President - Mrs. Betty Hanff Vice President - Mrs. Pat Wall Secretary - Miss Penny Coyle Treasurer - Mr. Vernon Jacobs (fNoi TH oi Bank Trust Co. PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE . . . LIKE YOU Member F.D.I.C. Main Office: Mattituck (516) 298-8366 Jamesport Cutchogue Greenport Southold Shirley Quogue Mastic Beach Shelter Island East Moriches Speonk - Remsenburg 141 PK97362-85 G.P.D. The thing won't fit! Came close that time, clown! MINI-QUIZ WHO IS “FIFI”? (! llet reven 11' ew) Just Pepsi?? Lousy party. I'm going to kill her. Today—306 Tomorrow— THE WORLD! NEVER AGAIN! What nudist, Al? I don't care if it's Prince Spaghetti Day! Would you mind rephrasing that? as the sun slowly sinks... Hey, Wham-we did it! How could you forget the Wishbone??? 142 I've got it. Triangle G Weed It's awfully drafty in here. Skipping again-girls? i Are you sure she said THAT? I guess you owe me that $20- John. C-A-M-E-R-A! 144 CAfiiScUjT 145 58 Years ol ACTION for AMERICA During the month of March. The American Le- gion observed its 58th An- niversary. As an organiza- tion of veterans of the four wars of the Twentieth Cen- tury, the Legion has taken deep root in our Nation's life. Within its ranks are 2.7 million men and wom- en who have served our Nation in the tradition of those who answered the call to arms in 1776. We congratulate The American Legion for its tremendous record of sevice to God and Country. And we extend our best wishes and appreciation to the Le - gionnaires of our commu- nity for their response to the Legion's Bicentennial theme - - ' 'American Is Calling - - Pledge Allegiance to Free- dom .'' °For God aqd Cornitry Commander 1976-1977 President Auxiliary Boys’ State 1976 Hugo T. Casola Margaret Pritchard Rick Rempe BURTON POTTER POST 185 Salutes all the graduates of the Class of 1977 (neeruam yram) GUESS WHO? (irahs) (.m annod haliehs) (naes ennazus) (.r nerak) Congratulations to the Class of 1977 WELLS PONTIAC -CADILLAC, INC North Fork Subaru Dealer 147 Peconic - New York Congratulations! Class of 1977 PE CONIC POTTERY WORKS Louisa Joseph Cardia Main Road Southold 477-0294 Insurance Real Estate FLOYD F. KING, JR. Orient, N.Y. Marilyn P. Norkelun Associate Appraisals Notary Public SOMETHING MOORE BOUTIQUE 323 2570 one of a kind clothes 323 2413 designed by the owners Stirling Square, Greenport 477-0935 Opening in Southampton May 7, 1977 Job's Lane Complex CLINTON A. HOMMEL, INC. (516) 477-1600 SHEET METAL PRODUCTS PUMPS WELL SUPPLIES PAINT SUNDRIES PLUMBING HEATING SUPPLIES 401 MAIN St. Greenport, N.Y. PAUL CORAZZ IN I AND SONS INC. Paving Contractors Residential Commercial Paul Corazzini, Jr. 235 6th Ave. Greenport N.Y. (516) 477-1027 149 GREENPORT OIL HEATING CO. Remembering a good four years . . . Plumbing and Heating INTERACT AND THE GHS Ringers idiyl Mike J. (pres.) Chris R. (v.p.) Kathy P. (sec.] Tim M. (treas.) 138 Main Street Mr. Russell Wells (adv.) Greenport New York ★ ★★ ★★ SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OF US, WHOM WITHOUT, THIS AD WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE. ALSO, THANKS TO ALL THOSE WHO MADE OUR STAY AN INTERESTING ONE . F. BONDARCHUK. JR. President J. SPOHN Vice President J. LORENZO Major-at-Legs p A Z ENTERPRISES ‘No Job Too Odd' CONGRATULATIONS to GHS, for taking so much abuse yet deteriorating so little. v to A. Thompson, for proving by her tests that learning isn ’t even half of the game, to Pud, for saying so much, yet, saying so little, to Dude, forgiving us free showers all the way to the second row. to Mr. O’Grady, for leading us out of “bondiage ”. to Mr. G., for putting up with this ad. to Mr. Burl, for being a very special teacher. D. FUCHS Sergeant-at-Arms L. CISTERINO Military Correspondent Layout design...Dave Fuchs Layout copy...Jay Lonnto General Silliness...John Spohn r A A 150 I love the time I've spent here, the laughter I've shared, the problems I've endured, the tears I've cried, the smiles I've caused. But now, I must leave you for new ideas, new places, new friends, new lives. But I'll always remember. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1977 s.m.h. Black American History Week Halloween 'Vw Outing Club and other assorted nonsense f: Painting the Concession Stand BOOSTER Mr. £ Mrs. Dimitri Bondarchuk The NUT Mr. and Mrs. George Arnold SCUT '79 - -hopefully HAIL BELOVED Joe £ Donna Mr. Ron McEvoy Mr. and Mrs. Philip Power T.G.F.G. Lotsa Luck-Art Dept. Music Is Just Great! Best Wishes from Mrs. Seavers HAIL TO BOTH BELOVEDS Counsins Beau £ Pierpoint Congratulations to the Class '77 Best Wishes-William F. Melanson GOOD LUCK ... Mr. C. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Parks Bert Parks, Jr. Danny and Becky Dobie and Lizzie HI! THE SEATBELT KID, RICAN, WIGS, ROWSOM, TROLL, JAWORECKI, HIRAM, RUDY MUCK 53-M CUSHION RIM, THE KRON, THE HUBBARD 16, THE '61 FORD F100 LONG BED, THE CLUT CLUT, CLINTON, CLANK, GOOD OL' FALCOON £ ALL THE OTHER RIGS AT THE SHACK! Helter Skelter The White Tornado Rides Again Joann T. the R. Carey Family fox £ poco Mr. £ Mrs. A. Burlingame Congrats, Class of '77 . . Mrs. T. Mr. George Gildersleeve Mr. Michael Casa The Gold Dust Twins UTZ Mr. Bob Heaney Curly, Larry and Moe PUD Ily- Ranger Rita and Frank Mr. and Mrs. Christian Gebhardt Bruno Kiski Jr. and Family CRICKET Christian Gebhardt Jr. Karen and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hanff Junebug and Pumpkin Puss Jane and Janice The Producing W The G Man Lambchop Trixie Goober Bagels Tom, Tammy, Amy £ Todd Richard £ Carol Rudder £ family Dale £ Tom Grattan Tommy, Carolee £ Kimberly Grattan Bruce £ Kris Chris Erickson 1 'Fritzie'1 Teddy Bear £ Starburst Bruce Blasko £ Kris Meklenburg The Horse Players Bob Neville Jane £ Frank Rempe GaryM. Charters Tom £ Ethel Quillan Karen Blasko Carl £ Betty Blasko Popeye, Olive Oil £ Shari ' 'Ginky Spumonti'' Bruce B. £ Kris M. The Blaskos £ Meklenburgs Alice ' 'HOMEROW'' Hokkanen B.E.E.K. Mr. Egert ReRe £ Spaz Joyce Lakowitz £ Fred Hulse Judy Yates Good High Mr. O'Grady Sandra £ Kenny Grace £ Tom Good luck to whoever gets this raunchy job.......B. £ P. Congratulations, Seniors! Mr. £ Mrs. Joseph Mazzaferro Mr. and Mrs. Pat Finno Debbie Barszczewski Karen and Jay DNOMYAR ORREFAZZAM Deb, Kath £ Sal George £ Doreen Chris and Erica Mutt and Jeff Good Luck Weed------Jelly Bean Bagel and Delaware Hiram, Byronious, Creecha, Harpo, Byron, FB £ Brion were all here. Mr. £ Mrs. Walter Cook Sharon £ Billy YUK Pam-----------Vickie Dejeuner dans la salle d'art. Claire Leden Damon Peter Rallis KRITTER Debbie £ Lewie Lynda and jo SALT £ PEPPER Mr. £ Mrs. Robert S. Wells HI CHIP £ DIP from DRIP Chuck and Agnes BEST WISHES and CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1977! Dr. £ Mrs. John J. Kalish, Kathy, Tom, Terry and J.D. The Tuthill Family Mr. £ Mrs. Andrew Cassidy Best Wishes - - Penny Coyle THE BARNACE GANG Much love £ success - - A. S. La Familia Campbell Mr. £ Mrs. D. Morris CRAZY EDDIE GHS-- I'm Dashed! --Col. Pick Chicky, Bumby, Bunny, Chippy £ Cricky The Connolly Family The people of Asia and Africa Anonymous 77ers- ' 'Bite the bullet'' - - Cyclops AGNES AND CHUCK Wimp £ Bald-headed ugly______woman Jerry, Melanie £ Jaye Dee Mr. £ Mrs. Joseph P. Checklick Nana MR. GEORGE GILDERSLEEVE for unlimited patience and exceptional referee ability. PEGGY, KAREN, SHARI, NANCY AND CARL for all the terrific art work. DAVE for his errand running and long hours spent on the photos. JAY for all his pictures and ever ready pessimistic viewpoint. n ENGLISH 5 AND 3 CLASSES FOR “VOLUNTEERING ” TO SELL ADS: Liz Pam Tim Karen Dan A1 Mike Sue OUR FAITHFUL ADS, BOOSTERS, BOOKS AND CANDY SELLERS: Rita Alan Cheryl Jeanine Chris Carl Sue Dawn Maria Paul Cathy Patty Maureen Priscilla Kathy Kris “MOM” YOUNG AND “MOM” HEANEY for enduring yells, tears, giggles, and tracked-in mud. MS. ALICE HOKKANEN for her typewriters and frail nerves, neither of which will ever be the same. OUR YEARBOOK STAFF IN GENERAL AND ENTIRETY. EVERYONE WHO BELIEVED WE COULD DO IT. 7 Peter Pan, Alice, hide-n-seek. Good days, bad days, all in one week. Bumble bees, skinned knees -- life went on, Puppies and kittens, of these we were fond. Snowmen, leaf fights, Snowforts, kites. Swingsets, swimming, tree forts fights. Mischief, teachers, paddles, books. Carlin, dirty class clown, looks. Golden days unused________What a waste ! I think we grew up with too much haste. XC£