Greenport High School - Beachcomber Yearbook (Greenport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

MEMORES, LIKE THE CORNERS OF OUR MINDS, MISTY WATERCOLOR MEMORIES, OF THE WAY WE WERE. SCATTERED PICTURES . . . Can it be that it was all so simple then Or has time rewritten every line If we had the chance to do it all again Tell me. would we, could we? Memories, may be beautiful and yet. What's too painful to remember We simply choose to forget. So it's the laughter We will remember Whenever we remember The way we were, the way we were . . . ct To whom shall we, the Class of 1983, dedicate our yearbook? This question is not as simple as it sounds; nor should it be. To better answer it, first let's define what dedication is. Dedication, according to Websters New Collegiate Dictionary, is de- fined as self sacrificing devotion. Some classes have no doubt in their collective mind who this quality may describe for them. In this class, how- ever, that was not the case at all. We all had our own ideas. So in- stead of settling for a compromise the Beachcomber staff decided to leave it up to each individual 1983 graduate who holds this book in his her hand. Indecision was not the sole reason why this alternative was formulated though, for there were a few other factors. As the years go by and one looks back on his her High School career, many different incidents, friends, coaches, teachers, and events come to mind. They are all worth cherishing and remembering; and to name just one fond memory or per- son is to lessen the importance, hu- mor, or impact of the next. Although the yearbook can't illus- trate all the memories each student may have, we hope it will aid in re- membering what many people de- scribe as some of the best years of your life. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 7 SENIORS 15 FACULTY 56 8 Mr. Nelson Superintendant of Schools Mr. Kahrs Secondary School Principal Mr. Evert Dist. Curr. Coord., Elementary Principal M. Vindigni Director of P. P. S. 9 10 Mrs. Goldsmith Spec. Ed. BOCES Miss Johanson L.D. Ms. Kubiak Speech Mr. O'Neill Psychologist 12 Miss Pheffer Spec. Ed. Mrs. Riemer L.D. Ms. Romano Guidance Coun. Mr. Vindigni Guidance Coun 13 PROPERTY t t. !.f .. � � n am ct VALEDICTORIAN SUZANNE HORTON God obligeth no man to more than he hath given ability to perform Field Hockey 4, 2, 3; Tennis 4; Softball 4; Purple Quill 4. 2, 3, 4 (co- editor, feature editor); Spanish Club 4,2,3,4; Outing Club 1; Chorus 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 1; Ski Club 1; Jr. Sr. Playday 4; Class Vice President 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Who's Who in American H.S. Students; Prom Queen, First Runner-Up 3; Special U.S. Senate- Japan Exchange Nominee. NORA E. TUTHILL Four be the things I'd been better without: love, curiosity, freck- les, and doubt. Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 4. 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Field Hockey 4, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 4, 2. Track 3, 4; Interact 4 (Treas.) Drama Club 3, 4; Basketball Manager 3; Jr. Sr. Playday 4. Advisor: Mr. Pearce Vice Pres.: Suzanne President: Jeanne Treasurer: Nora CHRISTINE MARIE GAFFGA But love is blind, and lover's cannot see the pretty follies that themselves commit. Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Lighting crew 3,4; Outing club 1 2, 3,4; Class Secretary 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Playday 4. MICHELLE ANN CERVONE To be human is the next best thing to being perfect. French Club 1, 2; Purple Quill 1 2; Outing Club 1; Secretary Trea- surer 2; Exchange Student 3; Jr.-Sr. Playday 4. HEIDI E. LIEBLEIN If inner forces urge you to take a course unknown, be ready to go all the way, yes all the way alone. Find confidence within your heart and let it be your guide. Strive ever harder toward your dreams and they won't be denied. Honor Society 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Gym Show 1; French Club 1 2, 3, 4 (President); Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); Talent Show t, 2, 3, 4; School Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4 (Editor) Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Singers 3, 4; Who's Who among American H.S. Students 3, 4; Outing Club 1; Jr.-Sr. Playday 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Purple Quill I; Good citizens Award. 17 ANDREA M. ABATE Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 1; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Playday 4; Honor Soci- ety 4; Band 1, 2; Cheerleading 2. CHRISTOPHER J. ALMESTICA Beware of the Gods. Gods are the same as people: good and bad, lazy and strong, stupid and wise! Why else are they called Gods? Baseball 2, 3,4; Bowling 2, 3,4; Football 3,4; Outing Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1.2. 3. 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Purple Quill 4; Yearbook 3, 4; North Fork Soccer League t, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American H.S. Students 4; Junior-Senior Playday 4. MARIA CRISTINA ALVAREZ llove them, that love me; and those that seek me early shall find mo. Rotary Exchange Student 1981-82; School Play 1979-81; Cheer- leading 1978-79; Theater Group 1980; Music Groups 1978-81; Cho- rus 1978-82; Swimming Team 1980; Church Group 1980-81; Painting. JILL MERLEINE ANDRADE Hold on to your dreams though sometimes it's hard. Just hold your head up and reach for the stars. Hold on to your dreams though they seem far away, and these dreams will come true, somehow, someway, so Let it be me. Basketball; Cheerleader 2; BOCES 3,4; VICA 3,4; Co-op 4; French Club 2. VICTORIA BASILE Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Field Hockey 3, 4; Interact 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; C.C.D. 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1 2, 4; Singers 4; Ski Club 2. DAVID JOHN ANTHONY BLACKWELL All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players; they have their exits and their entrances, and one man in his time plays many parts ... National Honor Society 3, 4; American Legion Boys' State 3; Who's Who in American H.S. Students 3, 4; Annual Musical 1 2, 3, 4; Singers 1,2, 3,4; NYSSMA solo competition 2, 3, 4; Area All-State 3, 4; North Fork Festival 1, 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3,4; French Club 1 2, 3, 4; (artist); Outing Club 1 2, 3; Interact Talent Show 1 2, 3, 4; Co-op 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Playday 4. JOE BARSZCZEWSKI Those who think they know it all are annoying to us who do. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. SIGMUND BAROY JEG SKRIVER DETTE PA NORSK. 19 DAVID EDWARD PAUL CAMPBELL Don't dream it - Be it. -Tim Curry French Club . 2, 3; Yearbook 1, 2; Chorus 1 CHERYL LAINE BONDARCHUK Listening to you, I get the music; Gazing at you, I get the heat; Following you, I climb the mountain; I get excitement at you feet. Right behind you, I see the millions; On you, I see the glory; From you, I get opinions; From you, I get the story. BOCES 3. 4; VICA 3, 4; Cheerleading 1 2; Ski Club 2; Outing Club 2; Spanish Club 1 2. ROBERT BRIAN BOYLE Tomorrow is not promised us, so let us take today and make the most of it. Basketball 1 2, 4; Boy Scouts , 2, 3, 4; Co-op 4. ANNA MARIE BUMBLE The best and wonderful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. Field Hockey 4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Band 1' Spanish Club 12; Co-op 1, 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 1; Yearbook 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 3; Major- ette 1, 2; Chorus 1 2, 3; Health Careers 1 3; Play 2; North Fork Festival 2; Junior-Senior Playday 4; Gym Show 1. MICHELLE ANN CERVONE To be human is the next best thing to being perfect. French Club 1, 2; Purple Quill 1 2; Outing Club 1; Secretary Trea- surer 2; Exchange Student 3; Junior-Senior Playday 4. KENNETH D. CHOUINARD BOCES 3, 4; Football t; Wrestling 1; Bowling 1 2, 3; VICA 3,4; Co- op 4; FFA 3, 4; Band 1; Junior-Senior Playday 4. TIM CLARK Past years have been stormy, rough, and angry. God only knows what tomorrow has in store for us. BOCES 3,4; Highest Achievement in Auto Mechanics 3; VICA 3,4; Co-op 2; Junior-Senior Playday 4. LORI ANN CORAZZINI There are many dreams I've yet to find. Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club T, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Interact t, 2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club t, 2. 3,4; Musical 12,3,4; Peer Tutor 2; Yearbook 2, 3,4; Talent Show 1 2; Junior-Senior Playday 4. 21 JEANNE A. DANSEREAU A rainbow is a blending of melted colors. May my kaleidoscope of life be a blending of my experiences; Rain-washed, sun-filtered times. Hidden in the silver linings of memory. Computer Club 1; School Musical 1; Stamp Club; British-French Exchange 1; School Newspaper 1 2. 3, 4; Cheerleader 2. 4; Cross- Country 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 4; Model United Nations 2; Softball 2; U.S. Representative to International NATO youth camp 3; Yankee Doo- dle Dolls Dance Team 2, 3; Yearbook 3 (Faculty Editor); Track 3, 4; Berlin Literary Magazine 2; Strawberry Queen 4; Chorus 4; Varsity Club 2.3; German Club 1,2,3; Class President 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. CYNTHIA J. DAVIS The most useless day of all is that on which we have not laughed. French Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact 1 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Fashion Show 1 2; Drama Club 4; Talent Show 4. JOAN E. DAVIS When you're young and strong, they can throw you down and the harder you hit, the higher you bounce. Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; H.S. Band 1,2; Jazz-Rock 3 (sec.), 4; Twirling , 2; SCMEA 3, 4; Interact 2, 3 (sec.), 4; Drama Club 1 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; North Fork Music Festival 1 2, 3, 4; All County Music Festival 4; Class President 4; Singers 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club , 2; Outing Club . 2; H.S. Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2; NYSSMA 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH BENJAMIN DAVIS JR. Be nice to people and people will be nice to you! Football 1 2, 3, 4; Track 1 2, 3, 4; Wrestling I; Band 1. 22 DAVID A. FIORE There is only one success... to be able to spend your life in your own way.” Junior-Senior Playday 4. SUSAN FITZGERALD 7 not only believe in miracles, I depend on them. BOCES 3, 4; Chorus 1; Drama Club KAREN M. FOSTER Can't we stay just a little bit longer? Volleyball 3, 4; Field Hockey 4; Lighting Crew 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Playday 4; Office Aide 2, 3; Who's Who Among American H.S. Students 3. WENDY GAGEN Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend. French Club f, 2; Co-op 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading t; Peer Tutor; Band 1; Health Careers Club; Gym Show 2, 3; Ski Club 1 23 NOREEN AGNES GOLISZ As I fly to paradise I learn more everyday; That loving is impor- tant, but being happy is the way.” Purple Quill 1, 2. 3 (editor); Tennis team 3; Spanish Club 1 2, 3; Singers 1 2; Chorus 1 2; Honor Society 3. JAMES WALTER HARRISON ' 'No w we are forced to recognize our inhumanity, a reason coex- ists with our insanity, though we choose between reality and mad- ness, it's either sadness or euphoria. Stagehand 1, 2; Band t, 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Singers 4; North Fork Music Festival 4; Stage Crew 2, 4; Co-op 4; Purple Quill 4. JOAN ELYSE HUBER Be glad of life because it gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look up at the stars. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Interact 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 2, 3,4; Track 4; Ski Club 2, 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Purple Quill 3, 4 (review editor); Who's Who Among American H.S. Stu- dents; Class Vice President 3; Gym Show 1. RAYMOND J. HULSE You have every right to your own opinion... as long as it agrees with mine! Wrestling 1 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4. CHRISTOPHER J. KRUMENACKER It's only love . . . But it drives me crazy!” KATHLEEN M. KRUMENACKER What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Handbook Staff 4; Class Representative 3; Softball 4; Achieve- ment Award 1 DENISE HELENE KALINKE Glass, china and reputation are easily cracked and never well mended. Field Hockey 4; Tennis 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Outing Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Co-op 2, 3; Church Choir 2, 3; Lighting Crew 3, 4; French Club 1 2; Junior-Senior Playday 4; Baseball Man- ager 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 3. SHARON ELIZABETH KING It's only forever can say I'm with you, and only forever we'll remember-But only a dreamer could wake up as I do, and hope it's still yesterday. Co-op 2, 3,4; Office Aide 3, 4; Junior Attendant 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 4; Spanish Club 2. 25 KRISTIN M. LARKIN The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it. Co-op 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Talent Show I; Ski Club 1, 2, 4; Outing Club 1; Purple Quill 1 2, 3; Interact (Treasurer) 2; Drama Club 1, 2; Musical 1; Lighting Crew 2, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Stage Band 1 2; North Fork Festival 1; Marching Band 1, 2; Health Careers Club (Pres.) 3. TIMOTHY LEDEN What shall we use to fill the empty spaces, where waves of hunger roar. Shall we set out across this sea of faces? In search of more and more applause? Empty Spaces; Rodger Walters Stage Crew 1 2, 3; Drama Club 1 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2. VICTOR M. LEVERETT Track 1; Basketball 1, 2; Boy Scouts 1, 2. CYRIL K. LUKEMAN JR. There's something in the mind, in the blood-Ave, In the very soul. Baseball 3, 4; Purple Quill 3, 4; Bus. Manager; Outing Club , 2, 4; French Club 2; Boy Scouts 1 2, 3, 4 Eagle; Political Worker 1 2, 3, 4; Boy's State 3; Who's Who In American High School Students 3; Class President 1 NAT ALIE A. LYBURD School Play 1; Basketball 1; Track 2; Drama Club 1, 2; Singers 3, 4; Chorus 1 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Playday 4. TIMOTHY A. MALINAUSKAS BOCES 1, 2; Co-op 1. 2, 3, 4. JENNIFER L. MAYBECK There are dreams I've yet to dream, places I've yet to go, and things I've yet to see. Cheerleader 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1 DANIEL LYNDON MCKNIGHT Life is like a ladder, so take one step at a time. Football 4; BOCES 3; Boy Scouts. 27 DARREN MARK NORKLUN One man gathers what another man spills. Co-op 3, 4. LISA A. NEWMAN ''Time is the essence of life. Life is what you make of it. Love is but a brief encounter of both. Interact Club 1 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Cheerleader 4; Nurse's Aide 3, 4; Spanish Club 1 2; Drama Club 1; Junior-Senior Playday 4. WAYNE D. MILLER Football 12,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Stage Crew 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 4. COLETTE MARIE NICHOLS By means of an image, we are often able to hold on to our lost belongings. But it is the desperateness of losing which picks the flower of memory, binds the bouquet. Interact 1 2, 3, 4 (President); French Club 1 2, 3 (Sec.-Treas.), 4; Chorus , 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Singers 3,4; Musical 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; The Quill 4; NYSSMA 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students; North Fork Festival 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Dance Committee 3,4; Outing Club t, 2, 3; Basketball Manager 3,4; Talent Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Playday 4. CYNTHIA OATES The choices we must make will chart the course of life we take; we either choose the path of light or wander off in darkest night. Basketball 12; Musical 12,4; Interact 2; Outing Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; The Quill 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 4. LINDA D. OWEN You can fail from a mountain, you can fall from above, but the best way to fall is to fall in love. BOCES 3, 4; Co-op 4. MICHAEL J. OWEN I know now what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me deathl” Senior Band 1, 2; Jazz and Rock Ensemble 3, 4; Pitband 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Marching Band 1, 2; Junior- Senior Playday 4; Track 4. MARLENE RENE PARRISH Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice, but for those who love, time is Eternity. ” Basketball 1 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; All League 3, 4; Youth Council 2, 3; Junior-Senior Playday 4; Health Careers Club 1, 2. 29 RICHARD PERKINS Be yourself. No one can tell you you're doing it wrong.” Baseball 1 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 2, 3, 4; Football 3. 4; CCD 4, 2. 3; Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Youth Group 4, 2, 3; Boy Scouts 1 2, 3, 4; Alter Boy 1, 2. BONI D. QUATROCHE 'V was always thinking of games that I wasplaying trying to make the best of my time. Cheerleader 3; Purple Quill 3; Yearbook 4; Health Careers Club 4, 4; Track 1; Co-op 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Jr.-Sr. Playday 4; Office Aid 4. SHELLY REITER If you love something... set it free. If it comes back... it is yours. If it doesn't... it never was. Spanish Club 4, 2; Field Hockey 4, 2; Softball 4; Peer Tutor 4. JOHN B.J. PEDERSON I came in here for four years and said nothing, and I'm not going to say anything when I leave. Wrestling 4, 2, 3, 4; French Club 4, 2; BOCES 3, 4. RICHARD J. RHATIGAN Tomorrow is not promised us. So let us take today and make the most of it. Football 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Golf 1; Bowling 2; Spanish Club 12; Ski Club 4; Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew. KAREN ANN RISHE It doesn't matter where you go or what you do or how much you have. What matters is who you have beside you. Co-op 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Yearbook 3; Who's Who Among American H.S. Students. JOHN CHRISTOPHER RITTER Who can deny, the wise analyze, the unwise critize? Cross-Country 2; French Club 2, 3; Outing Club 3. MATTHEW J. RITTER Never under estimate the good guys. Wrestling 1, 2; Boy Scouts French Club 1, 2, 3; Co-op 3, 4; Outing Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Sr. Playday 3, 4. 31 SONYA DENEEN RODGERS lean be the guarantee of tomorrow but you've got to deal with me today; I know I'm capable of achieving if you'll just lead the way. Cheerleader 2; Volleyball 3, 4; Youth Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Health Careers Club 1 2; Talent Show 1 2; Manager Scorekeeper Girls Basketball; Pep Squad 1. DEBRA ANN SANTACROCE Keep believing in your dreams, and make your own impression on the world. Spanish Club 1,2; Drama Club 3,4; Chorus 1, 2; Interact Club t, 2, 3, 4; BOCES 3. 4; VICA 3, 4; Fashion Show 1. MARIA LYNN SEPENOSKI Sometimes I forget what I'm doing, but I don't forget what want. Co-op 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Office Aid 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY LOUISE SHELBY “Only those who risk going to far can possibly find out how far they can go. Basketball 1 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; (2, 3, Captain); Volley- ball 1, 2, 3,4; All Leaque-M.V.P.; Youth Council; Health Careers 1, 2; Talent Show 1, 2, 3; All-American Cheeleader; Third in National Final on All-American Cheerleader Squad; BOCES; Pep Squad 1 MARCEIL HELENE SHEPHERD Love your dreams and you will lose your mind. Co-op; Spanish Club; Ski Club. WALTER RICHARD SLEDJESKI To fulfill your desfiny is what life is all about. Stage Band 1,2, 3,4; Band 12, 3,4; Jazz Lab 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Singers 2, 3,4; North Fork Festival 1 2, 3,4; Play 1, 2, 3,4; NYSSMA 2, 3, 4; Area All State 4; Football 1, 2; French Club 1; Jazz-Rock Ensemble 3, 4. DIANA SOTO I'm steppin out, I'm movin on. I'm gonna see the world like a rollin stone. I'm gonna be somebody. Softball t, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Gym Show 1; Spanish Club 1 2; Cheerleader 3; Yearbook 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Junior-Senior Playday 4. JIMMIE LEE SMILEY III Basketball 2; Track 1; Youth Council 1; Choir 1. MELANIE ANN SWANN Just let me live my life Lord to Thee, and let it be pleasing; And should I gain any praises let it go to Calvary ... Basketball 1 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1 2, 3; Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 1, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1; Volleyball 4; Yearbook 4; The Quill 1, 2, 3, 4. KIMBERLY TABOR l l hat lies behind you and what lies before you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you. ” Tennis 3; Spanish Club 1 2. 3; Junior-Senior Playday 4. BARBARA S. TASKER It isn't what people think that is important, but the reason they think what they think. ” Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Interact Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (sec.); Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; The Quill 4; Track 3, 4; Junior- Senior Playday 4; Drama Club (lighting crew) 4. ANTHONY N. TOY JR. Football 4; Track 3, 4; Spanish Club 1 KEITH TYRER lam a prologue to an unplayed melody, the silence of my rythm is always left as a heartbeat of a wandering minstrel. Jazz-Rock Ensemble 3,4 (co-pres.); Singers 1,2, 3,4; Band 1 2, 3, 4; NYSSMA 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Talent Show 1,2, 3.4; All State 4; Play 1 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Jazz Lab 3, 4. TERESA LYNETTE URBAN I've got no time to sit and wonder, I've got myself to reckon with, life won't drag me under, even if it takes all I have to give. I'm gonna win. Co-op 3; Yearbook 4; Junior-Senior Playday 4. PAM VOLINSKI The lights are on, but nobody's home.'' ALLISON WILSON if you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours. If it doesn't, it never was.'' Picture Not Available JENNIFER ANNE WACHTEL 7o him whose elastic and vigorous thought keeps pace with the sun, the day is a perpetual morning. Track 1 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 4; Outing Club 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Latin II Club 1; Lighting Crew 3, 4; Yearbook 3; Honor Society 4; Jr.- Sr. Playday 4. SUZANNE M. WALDEN ''From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Honor Society 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2.3,4; Outing Club 1,2.3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Year- book 4; Jr.-Sr. Playday 4. CAROL JEAN WYCHE Tutor; Office Aide. JOSEPH S. WYSOCKI Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Football 3; Basketball (Tim- er) 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Co-op 2, 4; AV Club 1; Of- fice Aide 2, 3, 4. STANLEY J. ZUREK JR. I am what I am. I change for no one. Wrestling; BOCES 3, 4. Maria Alvarez, known as Tinta by her friends, came to Greenport in the winter of 1982. She came from Bogota, Columbia leaving her family of four behind. Maria immediately fell in love with the United States, especially New York City and California. When asked what she liked best about the U.S. Maria replied, Football games and cottage cheese . The main reason Maria came to the United States was to learn English, experience independece, and become accustomed to the American way of life. All those who spent time with her can easily vouch that she mastered all three. Upon her return to Columbia in January, 1983, Maria began attending dental school. In the future she hopes to travel more extensively. And who knows? Maybe someday Maria's travels will bring her back to Greenport again. Colette Nichols CLASS HISTORY Twas the night before graduation and it seemed to go slow Every senior was silent (except Jeanne Dansereau). We began to look back on our High School career And what better place to start than our freshman year? The girls didn't want to, but we gave it a try; We elected as president none other than Cyl The other officers elected by formal decree Were Sec Tres Marceil and Vice President Heidi. Andrea, Karen, and Joan this new year gave us. But we saw the departure of Steve Flannagen and Robin Davis. On the field trip to the museum Chumley played his accordion with care. He played and he played—all the way there! We skipped his class 6th period on April Fool's Day. When asked where we were, this was all we could say: Just collecting rock specimens, we wouldn't lie. Academic Suicide, was Chumley's reply. Yes, Earth Science was an experience that year. But we also had Mr. Claire to fear. Sound of Music found most of us in Nunberg Abbey. While Afro-Asian studies made us crabby. Selling candy left the treasury almost in shreds But visions of becoming sophomores danced in our heads. In the middle of finals there arose such a clatter Cy had blown up the toilet and boy did it shatter! Laurie, Julie, and Michelle led our sophomore class And the sale of jewelry helped our financial crash. Joann Soito had left and Jennifer came We were still underclassmen, but we tried just the same. That year we were introduced to Gildy and Dude, We had to take health, but we weren't in the mood. It was November and time for the Talent Show What was in store the audience just didn't know. The curtains opened and what should appear. But King Tut and six girls in togas—oh dear! We were all caught up with Fiddler On The Roof, It was a serious play but we still got to goof. At a basketball game four players started to drag We still wonder what was in that little brown bag I Those players just happen to be JoJo, Richard, Richie and Bobby, But it doesn't really matter cause they say they gave up that hobby. II ILii SLIDES More rapid than eagles—no, not a bit slow. Two years had gone by, and two more to go. We lost Jeff Biggs, Julie Tuthill, Carolyn Cook and Mike True, But found Maria, Boni, and Jeanne added to our crew. With a helpful advisor so lively and quick, Mr. Lillis would help us through thin and through thick. He had four competent officers with one major aim And he whistled and shouted and called them by name: On Gaffga, On Tuthill, On Huber, and Davis Let's hope this prom will financially save us. Field Hockey and Basketball didn't need any tips All three Varsity teams won championships. The places to hang out were 67 steps and Split Rock, The car was ours 'till curfew hour—promptly 9 o'clock! Floor hockey that year was the game that we played; Carnival would be a smash, (we hoped and we prayed). As opening night approached the tension grew. That year on the Ski Trip we Skied the Big Two. We all got excited as the prom came around Sue and Lisa were attendants and Karen was crowned. The summer was great, we didn't want it to stop. But we were now seniors and finally on top. We elected as officers in our last year of school: Jeanne, Sue, Chris, and Nora were the ones who would rule. We all said Good-bye to Noreen and Laurie, And welcomed Sigmund to our senior class story. The weeks flew by and each day we met With one more letter of the alphabet. At the homecoming game Karen R. was attendant and Andrea queen. While some of us decided to dress up for Halloween. Our eyes how they twinkled, our weekends how merry, Senioritis was a tradition we were happy to carry. The production that year was Annie Get Your Gun. Now the winter was over and spring had begun. We handed in term papers with one heavy sigh. And the theme for the prom was Just You and I. When put to a vote Florida won. We weren't going to Washington as others had done. We sprang to the bus; Mr. Pearce gave a whistle. And away we all flew like the down of a thistle. And they heard us exclaim as we drove out of sight: Happy memories to all and to all a good life. J.H. H.L. Our President: Mr. Ronald Reagan These Events and Popular Fads: Aerobic Dancing, Punk Day, Christmas Dance in Greenport and Southold, The Who Concert, Floor Hockey Tournaments in Gym, Mr. Egerts Bug Spray, Field Hockey Trip to Phila, The Beginning of A. B, C. D. E, F Days, The Talent Show, Annie Get Your Gun, Undefeated J.V. Football Team, Senior Trip to Florida, Ski Trip. Outing Club Trips. Homecoming. The Prom (1982-83), Sony Walkman, Pac Man and other Video Games, Valley Girls. Designer Jeans (and shoes and socks, etc.). Hot Dog Beach, Real Men Don't Eat Quiche, Real Women Don't Pump Gas, Everyone wanted to call a certain phone , The Blizzard of 1983: 2 11-2 12 (that almost stopped us from going on the ski trip). Smurfs, Ziggy, Soap Operas, Mini Skirts. The Superbowl (Redskins over Dolphins). Greenport- Southold College Bowl. Hofstra Play, Final Showing of Barney Miller. Final Episode of MASH-2 28 83, Gull Pond. Clarks Beach. Parties for the Play and Graduation. These Groups: Asia. The Clash, The Who, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Genesis, Chicago. ZZ Top. The Commodores. Men at Work, The Cars. The Police. Billy Joel, Loverboy, Toto. Aldo Nova, Rick James, Fleetwood Mac. Rush, Journey. Pat Benatar, Marshall Tucker Band, Stevie Wonder, Van Halen. Foreigner. 38 Special. Devo, Missing Persons, John Cougar. Go Go's, Hall 8c Oates, Lionel Ritchie, Michael Jackson These Leading Men 8c Women: Christopher Reeve, Tom Selic, Lionel Ritchie. Goldie Hawn, Burt Reynolds, Richard Gere, Sylvester Stallone. Harrison Ford, Brooke Shields. Jane Fonda. Timmothy Hutton, Cheech 8c Chong, Chevy Chase, Bill Murray, Princess Diana, Mr. T , Morgan Fairchild, Christie Brinkely, Victoria Principal, Debra Winger, Jacklyn Smith, Cherly Ladd, Christopher Atkins. Matt Dillon. Jessica Lange. Dustin Hoffman. Bruce Penderson, John Stamos, Rick Springfield, Patrick Duffy, John James, Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy. Richard Simmons. Gene Wilder, Alan Alda, Dudley Moore. These Movies: E.T., Poltergeist, An Officer and a Gentleman, Tootsie. Best Friends, Rocky III, 48 Hours, Sophie's Choice, Winds of War. Love Sick. Lords of Discipline, Let's Spend the Night Together, The Entity, Frances, The Toy, Without a Trace. Road Warriors. Dark Crystal, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Live On The Sunset Strip. The Trail of the Pink Panther. Chariots of Fire. Monty Python-Live At The Hollywood Bowl, These Issues: Abortion. Drunk Driving, Nuclear Arms, Senior Privileges, Prayer In School, Censorship. World Hunger, Social Security. Unemploy- ment, Violence and Sex on Television, The Overwhelming Sales of Foreign Made Products As Opposed To American Made Products. Should Teenagers be punished Equally For Crimes. Hn u I, Andrea Abate, hereby leave Suzanne my position on the field hockey team, Mrs. Feavel a case of Champagne and Mr. Egert the money to pay for an exterminator. I, Vicki Basile, hereby leave my brother John a brand new pair of panda bear slippers. I, Joseph Barszczewski, hereby leave JoAnne and Sharon to Greenport High Schooll I. Jill Andrade, hereby leave ZT all the COORS she can handle, 1 Bugalamorey. a Willie Nelson concert, my teddy bear 1001 ex- cuses. I, Christopher Almestica, hereby leave my brother all the teachers that say, Why can't you be like your brother? I, Maria Christina Alvarez, hereby leave to the coming exchange students a year fulfilled of fun and great experiences. I, David Blackwell, hereby leave Big Jor and the Tropicana lady two tickets to Vulture City; a realtenorfor Mr. Wells; my thanks to Ms. R., Mrs. T.. Mr. S.; and a big M.M. to Mr. Kiernan. I, Cheryl Bondarchuk, hereby leave to my cousin Tommy, as the last of the Bondarchuks, to carry on the Bondarchuk traditions. Good Luck and don't get caught I I, Robert Boyle, hereby leave Greenport High School to all the under-classmen left to graduate. I, Anna Bumble, hereby leave C.B., S.B., N.K., I wish all of them good luck in the years to come. I. Howard Brooks, hereby leave Greenport with honor and Cheryl and Sharon to carry on. I. David Campbell, hereby leave Mr. Rabbitt a copy of The Perfect Chauvanist and Mrs. Thompson to deal with Radio Shack when they come out with a model IV, V, and VI!!! I, Michelle Cervone, hereby leave G.H.S. without any regrets because I am a far better person than when I came. I, Kenneth Chouinard. hereby my belongings to those still in school because I won't be there anymore. Thank God!III I, Tim Clark, here by leave. I, Lori Corazzini, hereby leave my spot on the bleachers to Kim Skrezec and to Anne Heaney 500 rolls of film. I, Jeanne A. Dansereau, hereby leave my sister Melisse and the rest of the Quillers—long weekend meetings, to keep Mr. Rabbitt hoppin' over newspaper deadlines; and my brother Rollie the burden of high school homework. I, Cynthia Davis, hereby leave my brother Chris 5 more years at G.H.S. as the last of the Davis', Noreen the name of Bean, and Patty, the dummy. I, Joan Davis, hereby leave my seat in chorus to Chris Mazz, and Fred, Brian, and Mark to carry on the family traditions. I. Joseph Davis, hereby leave Mr. McEvoy my wardrobe!!!! I, Dave Fiore, hereby leave all those years behind and I'm looking forward to all the rest for, love, good times, and peace. I, Susan Fitzgerald, hereby leave good luck to those of you who are remaining here for the rest of your school years, 'cause I'm gone! I. Karen Foster, hereby leave Donna W. on C.O.B. patrol, and Greg S. the front of someone's else's truck to jump on! I, Christine Gaffga, hereby leave Anne Heaney my 1 spot at IGA. I, Wendy Gagen, hereby leave Sherrey and my brothers good luck in the years to come. I, Jim Harrison, hereby leave Julie Sep a buttered bagle every morning and Kristin Sep a big chuckle. I, Suzanne Horton, hereby leave Sean Horton four more years to contend with G.H.S. and Mr. Rabbitt another year to break in a new editor. I, Joan Elyse Huber, hereby leave Donna White my car and a bumper sticker that says Drive Much?! I. Jim Hulse. hereby leave my little brother Billy to carry on the Hulse hell raising tradition. I, Denise Kalinke, hereby leave two more years of high school to Stephen, and to be the fifth to graduate in a row, Margaret to be one of my friends forever and never have to worry about all of the problems we had to deal with again. I, Sharon King, hereby leave to Mrs. Wetmore a case of beer and to Mrs. Schwab a case of diet soda. I, Chris Krumenacker, hereby leave Thomas B. a smokey bathroom, good luck to Danny and Maureen. I, Kathleen Krumenacker, hereby leave to G.H.S. my littlest sister Sheila Lynn, who in 12 years will prosper greatly. I, Kristin Larkin, hereby leave with a lot of stormy remembrances and a book on how to be useful to my brother Billy. I, Timothy Leden, hereby leave Birda. Lee, and Chico that painful and beat Boces bus ride home, and the opportunity of HIGHer learning. I, Victor Leverett, hereby leave Keith Smiley a piece of advice. Don't go with any females in Greenport. I, Heidi Lieblein, hereby leave Willy-a thermos; Yvonne- all the rainbows she can handle; and Karen- a new haristyle. I, Cy Lukeman, hereby leave the busting to Flash and the partying to Spoon, Chris, and the Animal ! m IwWf I, Natalie Annette Lyburd, hereby leave to my family my love, to Sherry my courdory blazer and to Jimmy, my cousin Sherry. I, Tim Malinauskas, hereby leave Tom Bondarchuk a 6 pack and my seat in Mr. Kahrs' office. I, Jennifer Maybeck, hereby leave Kelli Q. and Anne H. to keep up the senior partying tradition, to the cheerleaders many more pulled muscles and tears to cry, and to my brother Greg 3 more miserable years of high school. I, Danny McKnight, hereby leave all my skills and charm to Tra Bag (Tracey) and sound effect to keep on rocking. I, Wayne Miller, hereby leave Whitehead, Fish, and Hot Dog to carry on the tradition of the blood and a way to crack the system. I. Lisa Newman, hereby leave G.H.S. with Diana (to try a few more Flying Lessons) to Todd, David. Roger, and Soz raise H LL, and to Darryl, a fantastic year and lots of love. I, Colette Nichols, hereby leave Mr. Keirnan my disrespect, Mr. Crowley my smile. Noreen the car, Joanie and Anne to carry on the Alto Image and Sue my seat in Mr. Crowley's Marine Bio. Class. I. Darren Norklun, hereby leave! I. Cindy Oates, hereby leave Sue a chance to get to school on time and Laurie G. my best wishes for college. I, Linda Owen, hereby leave Mr. Kahrs and Mr. Nelson nothing. I, Mike Owen, hereby leave the class of 83 my best wishes for health, happiness, and success in our chosen careers. I, Marlene Rene Parrish, hereby leave my sister Lori best of luck and my dribbling skills. Roxanne all my love and best of Luck in her Senior year. I, B.J. Pederson, hereby leave my heavy metal album collection and a case of Bud to ANY teacher who can put up with it. I, Richard A. Perkins, hereby leave Flash my football unershirt, and my sister Shari to have the fun that I never had at G.H.S. I, Boni Quatroche, hereby leave with a smile on my face and a diploma in my hand. I, Shelley Reiter, hereby leave G.H.S. with Bobby. I, Richard Rhatigan, hereby leave Mr. McEvoy my wardrobe in gym class. I. Karen Rishe, hereby leave my sister Amy 5 more years of this place and to Mr. Egert, a year's supply of BUG sprayl I, John Ritter, hereby leave Long Island for Arizona where the sun shines all the time. I, Matthew J. Ritter, hereby leave my younger brother, James, my good grades and my good looks. I, Sonya DeNeen Rodgers, hereby leave Mel, Lois. Jackie, Lee, Trudy, and my favorite cousin Jamie the best of luck in their high school years. I, Debbie Santacroce, hereby leave Jeff and Joey to carry on the Santacroce name and a big Hi-ooooo to G.H.S. I, Maria Sepenoski, hereby leave Kristin all the privileges I had and Chesabelle year of health and happiness. I, Mary Shelby, hereby leave my niece Ramona the ability to fill in my spots in the Athletic Department and Jackie Mims a chance to become an All-American Cheerleader. I, Marceil Shepherd hereby leave Jade Eckhardt all of my love and the best of luck and success in her years to come. I, Walter Sledjeski, hereby leave Greenport High School with the memories of WALLYSAX! I, Jimmie Lee Smiley III, hereby leave Jaime C., my playboy role to carry out through Long Island, Keith Smiley to give the teacher a very hard time especially Mr. Kahrs and Mr. Davis. I. Diana Soto, hereby leave G.H.S. free of the last of the Solo's, Mr. Crowley free of the name K.K., and Billy Hulse, in hopes of getting my jean jacket. I, Melanie Swann, hereby leave my brothers Jason and Michael and my cousin Delores, Tonya, Fay and Michelle an easy way to go for the rest of their years at G.H.S. I, Kim Tabor, hereby leave Rachel T. and Sharon B. to watch over Vera T. I, Barbara Tasker, hereby leave just a little bit of partying to Margaret without me and to Kathy my spot at the creek to keep up the partying tradition. I. Nora Tuthill. hereby leave Bridget a handbook on how to enliven Mr. Kiernan's French 3 class and Megan my seat on the bus. I, Keith Tyrer, hereby leave Mr. Wells and the Townsends to an office of their own ... and Mr. Wells can have his chair back. I, Teresa Urban, hereby leave Greenport High School, happily and wish Good luck to all of my nephews and neices with Mrs. Wetmore. I, Pam Volinski, hereby leave. I, Jennifer Wachtel, hereby leave Anne Heaney and Kim Skrezec an incurable case of Senioritis. I, Suzanne Walden, hereby leave John and Jeff another two years to bother Mr. Egert and Mr. Rabbitt a book on Today's Woman. I, Carol Wyche, hereby leave. I. Joe Wysocki, hereby leave Mrs. Wetmore with a quiet office, Mr. Claire tickets to a NY Rangers game; and Mr. Finkle tickets to see the NY Yankees, and have dinner with George Steinbrener. I. Stanley Zurek, hereby leave Mrs. Wetmore in peace after I leave Greenport School. J � v • .''VllWftfcv® 43 WHAT FOLKS ARE MADE OF What are little boys made of, made of? What are little boys made of? Piggins and pails and little puppy tails. That's what little boys are made of? What are little girls made of, made of? What are little girls made of? Sugar and spice and all things nice. That's what little girls are made of? SHARON RICHIE DAVE F v.vfeijr 9 ■ ■ ':?� ■ senior statistics NAME: Andrea A.; NICKNAME: Ann; SEEN MOST: Through the locker room mirror; PET PEEVE: Sniffles and people who are conceited; SECRET AMBITION: To make it through field hockey season without a bruise. NAME: Chris A.; NICKNAME: Riceman; SEEN MOST: In the van and the car; PET PEEVE: People who joke about my nickname; SECRET AMBITION: To make the world's foremost computer. NAME: Maria A.; NICKNAME: Tinta; SEEN MOST: In school; PET PEEVE: People who think they're the best in the world; SECRET AMBITION: To be a dentist and travel around the world. NAME: Jill A.; NICKNAME: Zigger boop; SEEN MOST: Fox hunting in a Chevy with Z.T.; PET PEEVE: Jealous people who say You're Jon's sister ; SECRET AMBITION: To catch the Cougar, my fantasy. NAME: Sigmund Baroy; NICKNAME: Ziggy; PET PEEVE: People who use big words. NAME: JOE B.; NICKNAME: Bush; SEEN MOST: Cruising in a black jeep; PET PEEVE: Bad jokes; SECRET AMBITION: To play football for the Atlanta Falcons. NAME: Vicki B.; NICKNAME: Vick-Chic; SEEN MOST: With the Crash triplets; PET PEEVE: Poison ivy; SECRET AMBITION: To sing Satisfaction with the Stones. NAME: Dave B.; NICKNAME: Dad; SEEN MOST: Wherever my music takes me; PET PEEVE: Intolerance, ignorance and Pet Peeves; SECRET AMBITION: To be the best I can possibly be. NAME: Cheryl B.; NICKNAME: Runt; SEEN MOST: In the Twilight Zone; PET PEEVE: New sneakers; SECRET AMBITION: To Marry Roger Daltrey and live in England. NAME: Bobby B.; NICKNAME: Burl; SEEN MOST: In the halls with Shelley; PET PEEVE: Monday mornings; SECRET AMBITION: To play hockey for the N.Y. Islanders. NAME: Anna B.; NICKNAME: Bumblickie; SEEN MOST: In a red Mustang with Dave; PET PEEVE: Nosey people; SECRET AMBI- TION: To go to Hawaii and France. NAME: Dave C.; NICKNAME: Diva; SEEN MOST: St. James; PET PEEVE: A, B, C, D, E AND F days; SECRET AMBITION: To leave, (no secret). NAME: Michelle C.; NICKNAME: The Big French Fry; SEEN MOST: Doing homework; PET PEEVE: Racial prejudice, war. and isola- tion; SECRET AMBITION: To be able to speak many languages and live in Europe. NAME: Kenneth C.; NICKNAME: Chuck; SEEN MOST: In a yellow Toyota pick-up; PET PEEVE: Tourists; SECRET AMBITION: To own a farm down South. NAME: Tim C.; NICKNAME: Clark; SEEN MOST: At work; PET PEEVE: There are no H.S. Ice Hockey teams on E.L.I.; SECRET AMBITION: To move to New Hampshire and buy a house. NAME: Lori C.; NICKNAME: Fullback; SEEN MOST: With Jen, Sue and Chris; PET PEEVE: Science Labs; SECRET AMBITION: To meet Vincent Ferragamo in person. NAME: Jeanne D.; NICKNAME: Jeannie; SEEN MOST: Talking, joking and rushing through the halls; PET PEEVE: Missing buses; SECRET AMBITION: To be another Erma Bombeck. NAME: Cindy D.; NICKNAME: Jean-Bean; SEEN MOST: At Clau- dio's or cruising in the Olds; PET PEEVE: People who don't keep secrets; SECRET AMBITION: To make a million dollars before age 29. NAME: Joan D.; NICKNAME: Ug (Phil); SEEN MOST: Partying with Barbara, Colette, Nora and Wayne; PET PEEVE: Big mouth girls who should find their own boyfriends; SECRET AMBITION: To be Q.B. for the N.Y. Giants and to finally meet Wayne. NAME: Joe D.; NICKNAME: Grinch; SEEN MOST: With Rat at the IGA getting ditties; PET PEEVE: People who tell everything they see; SECRET AMBITION:To play defensive end for the N.Y. Jets. NAME: Dave F.; NICKNAME: Fury; SEEN MOST: At Porky's or with Anna; PET PEEVE: Pet peeves; SECRET AMBITION: To take an easy ride across the country. NAME: Sue F.; NICKNAME: SueBee; SEEN MOST: Partying; PET PEEVE: G.H.S.; SECRET AMBITION: To become a commercial artist and live in San Diego with my sailboat. NAME: Karen F.; NICKNAME: Fostex; SEEN MOST: Buzzin' around and beepin' back in the Tank; PET PEEVE: Dirty caps and broken antenna's; SECRET AMBITION: To become a race car driver. NAME: Chris G.; NICKNAME: Doofy; SEEN MOST: With Mike or the three stooges; PET PEEVE: Moochers ; SECRET AMBITION: To get a raise. NAME: Wendy G.; NICKNAME: Gwendolyn; SEEN MOST: Walk- ing it!; PET PEEVE: People who don't act their age, and my car; SECRET AMBITION: To have a car that runs. NAME: Noreen G.; NICKNAME: Nor; SEEN MOST: Cruisin' low in Karen's car; PET PEEVE: People who want changes, users, and wet toilet seats; SECRET AMBITION: To party with the BEST til the end of the world and be happy forever. NAME: James H.; NICKNAME: Harris; SEEN MOST: In the Wally Sax Mobile; PET PEEVE: Buddiesl; SECRET AMBITION: To be busi- ness manager and P.R. man for the Wally Sax Project. 2 SS££i wmmm• ■ “ V, Ti ‘jimd 1 48 ■ i-.vj '•'.'i: w 'yM mutmm isnw ■ ■. NAME: Suzanne H.; NICKNAME: Swiss; SEEN MOST: On the way to the airport and on the lawn eating lunch with Cindy; PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning and waiting on pushy peo- ple; SECRET AMBITION: To stay awake for a night on the town. NAME: Joan H.; NICKNAME: Joanie-Babes; SEEN MOST: Driving the only jacked up Comet in Greenport; PET PEEVE: People who don't have a sense of Huber and spaghetti sauce; SECRET AMBITION: To be a stand-up comedian and sing Rox- anne with Buckwheat. NAME: Jim H.; NICKNAME: Cricket; SEEN MOST: Hanging out around Greenport; PET PEEVE: Tourists and the way they drive; SECRET AMBITION: To be a General in the U.S.M.C. NAME: Denise K.; NICKNAME: Niecy; SEEN MOST: With Danny or Karen; PET PEEVE: People that claim they're your friends and turn on you when you need them most; SECRET AMBITION: To go to college in Florida, and come back home and get married. NAME: Sharon K.; NICKNAME: Sha; SEEN MOST: With that spe- cial someone; PET PEEVE: Conceited people; SECRET AMBI- TION: To one day finally be able to say, Dolly Parton. eat your heart out (I.B.T.C.) NAME: Chris K.; NICKNAME: Topher; SEEN MOST: With every- one, ESPECIALLY Sharon King; PET PEEVE: Out of town kids cruising in Greenport; SECRET AMBITION: To be a heavy metal guitarist for the Jeff Beck Group. NAME: Kathy K.; NICKNAME: Little Krum; SEEN MOST: In Karen's car; PET PEEVE: Empty bottles; SECRET AMBITION: To own a pair of white socks. NAME: Kristin L; NICKNAME: Yoko; SEEN MOST: Scrounging for things with Marceil and bugging out in the streets; PET PEEVE: Going to Mattituck and learning it was a wasted trip; SECRET AMBITION: To own some land and resources in Hawaii. NAME: Tim L.; NICKNAME: Led; SEEN MOST: With the few party- ing people in the Class of 83; PET PEEVE: Being told to Get a job and not being able to find one; SECRET AMBITION: To be independently wealthy. NAME: Victor L; NICKNAME: V.L.; SEEN MOST: On 3rd St.; PET PEEVE: Jealous boys; SECRET AMBITION: To go into the Navy. NAME: Heidi L; NICKNAME: Heidi Ho; SEEN MOST: With Karen, Vicki and Joan; PET PEEVE: Puddles and signs; SECRET AMBI- TION: To be on the U.S.A. Field Hockey Team. NAME: Cy L; NICKNAME: Tyronne Goose; SEEN MOST: With Chris hitch-hiking somewhere; PET PEEVE: Not fit to print; SE- CRET AMBITION: To be successful and live the happiest life with a wife and family. NAME: Natalie L; NICKNAME: Wack Attack Nat; SEEN MOST: Everywhere; PET PEEVE: Greenport; SECRET AMBITION: To be- come another Florence Nightingale and marry a doctor. NAME: Tim M.; NICKNAME: T.M.;; SEEN MOST: Riding my motor- cycle; PET PEEVE: Preppies; SECRET AMBITION: To become warden of G.H.S. NAME: Jennifer M.; NICKNAME: Scruffy; SEEN MOST: Keeping up the Senior partying tradition; PET PEEVE: School buses and quiet people; SECRET AMBITION: To achieve what I want in life. NAME: Danny M.; NICKNAME: Disco; SEEN MOST: On Third Street; PET PEEVE: When females think that thery're too so- phisticated and pretty to be bothered; SECRET AMBITION: To become a technician. NAME: Wayne M.; NICKNAME: Duck; SEEN MOST: With Joan and the boys from 5th Avenue; PET PEEVE: small cars; SECRET AMBITION: To travel around the world and meet up with Joan. NAME: Lisa N.; NICKNAME: Liece; SEEN MOST: With Darryl and Diana; PET PEEVE: People who judge others before they judge themselves, and back seat drivers; SECRET AMBITION: To grow four inches so I'm not mistaken for a third grader. NAME: Colette N.; NICKNAME: Coco; SEEN MOST: Putting up the monthly calendar on the Interact board; PET PEEVE: Peo- ple who spell my name with two L's; SECRET AMBITION: To become a rich and famous performer. NAME: Darren N.; NICKNAME: Freak; SEEN MOST: On my mo- torcycle; PET PEEVE: Rednecks, Disco, and a certain adminis- trator; SECRET AMBITION: To tour the U.S. on a Harley David- son. NAME: Cindy O.; NICKNAME: Honey Bear; SEEN MOST: On my way to Mattituck; PET PEEVE: Breakfast specials and the Main St. Luncheonette; SECRET AMBITION: To beat Donald in a game of Spades. NAME: Linda O.; NICKNAME: Wild Cat; SEEN MOST: In Rhumb- line at the bar; PET PEEVE: Going to G.H.S. prison; SECRET AMBITION: To own my own restaurant. NAME: Mike O.; NICKNAME: Lurch; SEEN MOST: In my blue vest; PET PEEVE: Conceited people and Rednecks; SECRET AMBI- TION: To have a career in aviation and to find my lost friend B.C. before I pass away. NAME: Marlene P.; NICKNAME: Obie; SEEN MOST: With Rox- anne at my house; PET PEEVE: All these girls who think they're Miss It ; SECRET AMBITION: To become a Physical Education teacher. NAME: B.J.P.; NICKNAME: Beeg; SEEN MOST: At Patio Pizza or playing Tempest; PET PEEVE: Mondays. Disco and the Class of 82; SECRET AMBITION: To play lead guitarist with the Scor- pions. Iron Maiden; and to play Celebration Day with Jim Page. NAME: Boni Q.; NICKNAME: Boni Dot; SEEN MOST: Dazed and Confused; PET PEEVE: A Certain Senior boy; SECRET AMBITION: To be the other woman in Sylvester Stallone's life. NAME: Rich P.; NICKNAME: Opie; SEEN MOST: At Orient school; PET PEEVE: Girls with loud squeaky voices; SECRET AMBITION: To watch the Mets lose their 150th straight game with Mr. Finkle. w . : . NAME:Sh©ll©y R.; NICKNAME: Shell; SEEN MOST: In th© hall with Bobby; PET PEEVE: Nosey people; SECRET AMBITION: To get Married. NAME: Rich R.; NICKNAME: Rat; SEEN MOST: With Grinch in the IGA getting ditties; PET PEEVE: Spaghetti;girls with big mouths, COME ON, DO IT! ; SECRET AMBITION: To be a pilot in the U.S.A.F. NAME: Karen R.; NICKNAME: Rishie; SEEN MOST: Cruisin' with Andrea, Kathy and Maureen; PET PEEVE: Greenport; SECRET AITION: To find a man with ALL the right qualities. NAME: John R.; NICKNAME: J.R.; SEEN MOST: Doing my own thing; PET PEEVE: Gossiping and stereo-typing; SECRET AMBI- TION: To live happily and successfully wherever it's warm. NAME: Matt R.; NICKNAME: Critter; SEEN MOST: With Hooter- ville and Dirt, and sometimes Rice and Lurch; PET PEEVE: Being called by my last name only; SECRET AMBITION: To have a secret ambition. NAME: Sonya Rogers; NICKNAME: Neen; SEEN MOST: With KC Jackson and Mello Yello; PET PEEVE: Those who smile in my face and then stab me in the back; SECRET AMBITION: To become an executive secretary and to marry a NBA star. NAME: Debbie S.; NICKNAME: Ellie; SEEN MOST: Cruisin' with Jean-Bean in the Olds; PET PEEVE: People who stare and Disco boys from N.Y.C.; SECRET AMBITION: To meet John S. in per- son. NAME: Maria S.; NICKNAME: Maria; SEEN MOST: With a Big Gulp cup and hitting parking meters; PET PEEVE: Being sober; SECRET AMBITION: To drive home on a Saturday night and fulfill my dreams with J.D. NAME: Mary S.; NICKNAME: Lady M ; SEEN MOST: On Third St. with Fly Ladies and Fly Guys; PET PEEVE: Jealous girls who can't mind their own business; SECRET AMBITION: To become a Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader. NAME: Marceil S.; NICKNAME: Marcel; SEEN MOST: With Kristin and Jane buzzing around in a V.W. or a pink car; PET PEEVE: Tall people; SECRET AMBITION: To be able to live the life I choose. NAME: Walter S.; NICKNAME: Wally; SEEN MOST: In the Music Room; PET PEEVE: A certain boy; SECRET AMBITION: To be- come famous. NAME: Jimmie S.; NICKNAME: Mr. Smooth; SEEN MOST: In the hallway being a playboy; PET PEEVE: When 4 different girls try to go out with 1 guy; SECRET AMBITION: To be the head chef at Caesar's Palace. NAME: Diana S.; NICKNAME: Munchkin; SEEN MOST: With Lisa and Teresa or in a blue Horizon; PET PEEVE: People who mis- take me for my sister; SECRET AMBITION: To marry Ron Duguay and to someday be able to look down on my friends. NAME: Melanie S.; NICKNAME: Mello Yello; SEEN MOST: With Sonya at her house; PET PEEVE: Narrow minded prejudice; SECRET AMBITION: To become a professional singer and to marry one. NAME: Kim T.; NICKNAME: Kim; SEEN MOST: Southold. Matti- tuck; PET PEEVE: People with phony smiles; SECRET AMBITION: To move out of Orient. NAME: Barbara T.; NICKNAME: Barb; SEEN MOST: Partying with Joan, Colette and Nora; PET PEEVE: People who can't handle liquor; SECRET AMBITION: To sail around the world on a 20 ft. yacht with 100 good looking guys. NAME: Tony T.; NICKNAME: Fee-Fee; SEEN MOST: Working out; PET PEEVE: Students sneezing from behind; SECRET AMBITION: To play football for the Dallas Cowboys. NAME: Nora T.; NICKNAME: Tut; SEEN MOST: Partying with Joan. Colette and Barbara; PET PEEVE: People who can't read small handwriting; SECRET AMBITION: To be a hermit. NAME: Keith L; NICKNAME: Keith; SEEN MOST: With my Sax in my hand; PET PEEVE: People who put their ego before all else; SECRET AMBITION: To take Valdala's place in the Mangione Quartet. NAME: Teresa U.; NICKNAME: Re; SEEN MOST: With Jennifer and Diana cruising; PET PEEVE: People who skip school; SECRET AMBITION: To move to Connecticut and get married. NAME: Pam V.; NICKNAME: Slamie; SEEN MOST: Out and about; PET PEEVE: People who say, HUH! ; SECRET AMBITION: HA! HA! NAME: Jennifer W.; NICKNAME: Dale; SEEN MOST: With Chip; PET PEEVE: Hair in my food; SECRET AMBITION: To finally meet everybody . NAME: Carol W.; NICKNAME: CJ; SEEN MOST: By B B Electron- ics and the Art Room; PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning; SECRET AMBITION: To have a secret ambition. NAME: Suzy W.; NICKNAME: Chip; SEEN MOST: With Dale; PET PEEVE: People who think they know everything; SECRET AMBI- TION: To be in a class that has more boys than girls. NAME: Joe W.; NICKNAME: Pollock; SEEN MOST: Cruising in Orient in the Chevy; PET PEEVE: Tourists; SECRET AMBITION: To be goalie for the N.Y. Rangers. NAME: Stanley Z.; NICKNAME: Fish; SEEN MOST: In Peconic Bay; PET PEEVE: Policemen; SECRET AMBITION: To tour the world on my motorcycle. FREINDLIEST SENIOR SUPERLATIVES CLASS HOTRODS JOE and SHARON 51 MOST TALKATIVE MOST ATHLETIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED DAVE and NORA BEST NATURED WAYNE and MELANIE 53 Andrea Abate- on the U. S. Roller Derby Team Chris Almestica- President of the Rice Grower's Union of Puerto Rico Maria Alvarez- helping El Exigente sell coffee beans Jill Andrade- personal hairstylist for Telly Savalas Sigmund Baroy- left wing for the New York Cosmos Joe Bush- head coach for the Greenport Clippers Vicki Basile- in the lifeguard chair at Gull Pond during a thunderstorm. David Blackwell- casting director for G.H.S. Cheryl Bondarchuk- trying to reunite The Who Bobby Boyle- star player for the Nicks Anna Bumble- driving an ambulance for the E.L.I.H. David Campbell- tip-toeing with the Joffrey Ballet Michelle Cervone- assisting Julia Child in cake-baking Kenneth Chouinard- designing floral arrangements for Horton's funeral home Timmy Clark- revving up everyone's engines Lori Corazzini- out of money Jeanne Dansereau- holding World Title for talking for four hours straight without taking a breath Cindy Davis- working for the State Department as Sec. of Treas. Joan Davis- President of the Greenport Football Club Joe Davis- the next Richard Pryor. Dave Fiore- Maytag Demonstrator for all fine restaurants Sue Fitzgerald- designing album covers for The Who Karen Foster- truck driver for Hertz Chris Gaffga- owner of Gaffga's Taxi Service Wendy Gagen- head stable master of Gagen's World of Horses Jimmy Harrison- author of syndicated comic strip Boris Suzanne Horton- still studying Joan Huber- Steve Martin's newest leading lady Jimmy Hulse- photo editor for Rolling Stone Magazine Denise Kalinke- still carrying on the preppy tradition. Sharon King- first woman demolition driver at Riverhead Raceway Chris Krumenacker- public relations man for The Grateful Dead Kathy Krumenacker- personal graphic designer to Mrs. Thompson Kristin Larkin- still defending the Japanese cause to Mr. Manwaring Timmy Leden- illustrator for Mad Magazine Victor Leverett- head rapper at Smiley's Rent-A-Rap Heidi Lieblein- trying to find a new route to Gull Pond. Cy Lukeman- in Ireland still trying to get England out Natalie Lyburd- head nurse at General Hospital Timmy Malinauskas- head rider for Hell's Angel's Jennifer Maybeck- taking over Mr. Mulhall's job as Chemistry teacher Danny Mcknight- trying to make the New York Yankees champs once again Wayne Miller- head fullback for the Dallas Cowboys Lisa Newman- a successful accountant on Park Avenue Colette Nichols- reviving Beatles' songs in Greenwich Village with a little help from pen-pal Steve Darren Norklun- managing Meyer's Bar and Grill Cindy Oates- still trying to understand Calculus. Linda Owens- World Jump Rope Champion Michael Owens- still waiting for the flood Marlene Parrish- first woman in the N.B.A. B. J. Pederson- still in the Twilight Zone. Richie Perkins- star of the Adventures of Howdy Doody Boni Quatroche- married to Sly Stallone and living in Hollywood Shelly Reiter- still being mistaken for Sherry Rich Rhatigan- in a jungle with the man from'down underrating mice. Karen Rishe- working in General Hospital and married to Dr. Perfect John Ritter- wealthy and successful oil driller Matt Ritter- displaying his extensive hubcap collection throughout Europe. Sonya Rodgers- trying to get through life without breaking her nails Debbie Santacroce- make-up artist for Kiss Maria Sepenoski- head photographer for Playgirl Mary Shelby- holding title of All World Cheerleader Marceil Shepherd- personal secretary for Mick Jagger Walter Sledjeski- playing his sax on the streets on New York trying to make a buck Jimmie Smiley- executive president of “Smiley's Rent-A-Rap Diana Soto- being able to finally look down on all of us Melanie Swann- singing duets with Lionel Ritchie Barbara Tasker- still looking for a wild party Tony Toy- fruit manager at A P Nora Tuthill- afternoon Disc Jockey for WPLR Keith Tyrer- back up saxophonist for The Osmond Brother's Band Teresa Urban- married and living in Connecticut Pam Volinski- finally finding that no one will ever be home (even if the lights are out) Jennifer Wachtel- author of Wachtel's Book of Jokes and Quotes Suzy Walden- hired by ABC to do the canned laughter for “Three's Company Allison Wilson- modeling on Newport Light's commericals Carole Wyche- assistant to Mrs. Wetmore Joe Wysocki- causing traffic jams on the L.I.E. Stanley Zurek- managing Fulton's Fish Market Mr. Adams Audio-visual Math Remedial Math Mrs. Arnold Library Mr. Burlingame Math Mr. Campbell Spanish English 58 Mr. Claire English Mr. Connolly English Mr. Constantini Business Mr. Crowley Science 59 Mr. Davis Phys. Ed. Miss deReeder Art Learning Development Photography Mr. Egert Math Mrs. Ferrar Home Economics Science Mr. Finkle Industrial Arts Drivers Education Mr. Gildersleeve English Mrs. Hawkins Reading Miss Hokkanen Business 61 Ms. Howlett English Mr. Jacobs Social Studies Phys. Ed. Mr. Jantzen Science Mr. Kiernan French 62 Mr. Lillis Health Science Drivers Education Mr. Manwaring Social Studies Mr. McEvoy Social Studies Phys. Ed. Mr. Moore Social Studies 63 Mr. Mulhall Science Mr. Pearce Industrial Arts Economics Mr. Rabbitt English Mrs. Thompson Math 64 Mrs. Townsend Jr. High Band Mr. Tuminello English Mr. Utz Phys. Ed. Health 65 Mrs. Utz Phys. Ed. Health Elementary Faculty (above) Mr. McAllister, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Eichorn, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Pe- trucci, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Rhodes, (not pictured) Mrs. Gonzalez, Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs. Hollowell, Mrs. Kohl, Mrs. Olszewski, Miss Syra- cuse, Mr. Wiltse. Teacher Aides (below) Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Bondarchuk, Mrs. Quatroche, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Wiggins, Mrs. Dinizio, Mrs. Leden, Mrs. Atkins. Teaching Assistant Mr. Pekunka 66 mm Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Klotzer. Mrs. Ruffner, Mrs. Satkoski, Mrs. Shelby, Mrs. Helinski. Custodial Staff Mr. Barret, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Parrish, Mr. Melanson, Mr. Perham. (not shown) Mr. Beebe, Mr. Buckin. Mr. Finne, Mr. Ga- gen, Mr. Macomber. 67 Wifc CLASS OF 1984 AS JUNIORS Standing: L. Campbell, E. Hayes, D. Demarest, K. Hayes, R. Hub- bard, H. Carpenter, G. Caravello; Sitting: A. Heaney, D. Flately, Mr. Jacobs, M. Clark, L. Davids; On floor: M. Dansereau, D. Campbell, K. Chouinard, R. Black, C. Carlozzi, C. Caufield, K. Clift. Standing: S. Reiter, V. Yant- sos, K. Quintana, A. Wilson, K. Skrezec, L. Wallace, K. Wilkinson; Sitting: K. Sepen- oski, D. Terry, Mr. Moore, L. Ray, S. Reiter; On floor: G. Staples, D. Volinski, J. Rog- ers, M. Santiago, F. Schia- vonni. Standing: J. Latney, T. McKnight, D. McKnight, J. Mims; Sitting: D. Kalinke, T. Nockelin, Mr. McEvoy, B. Kalin, E. Prato; On floor: T. Lillis, M. McKeighan, O. Pope, B. John- son, S. Jester. CLASS OF IQftc: AQ SOPHOMORES Standing: R. Foster, K. Grat- tan, D. Gullakson; Sitting: S. Crocker, W, Clark, Mr. Claire, S. Bumble, D. Black- well; On Floor: Y. Grace, D. Campbell, S. Doucett, S. Be- gora, R. Bancroft Standing: D. Wilson, C. Volinski, R. Seavers, J. Santacrose, R. Tabor; Sitting: J. Vindigni, B. Tuthill, Mrs. Utz, C. White, C. Zehner; On Floor: J. Tuthill, K. Smiley, J. Walden, R. Smith, J. Walden, S. Smith, G. Standish Standing: B. Nichols, J. Jackson, J. Smiley, W. Horton, J. Reynolds, D. Rishe, T. Bondarchuk, H. Krause, J. Ritter, D. Poole, K. Lewis; Sitting: A. Porch, C. McCloud, Ms. deReeder, A. Petratos, S. Kalinke; On Floor: M. Hooton. C. Mazzaferro, P. Heaney, L. Prosa. N. Nichols, S. Oates, K. Ruther CLASS OF 1986 AS FRESHMEN Standing: C. Knight. P. Reed, S. Wilson. T. Swann. P. Kruk. D. Rodgers. C. Wachtel, P. Parks. R. Mangham, W. Lieblein. R. Rieger. D. Sosnowski. J. Nockelin; Sitting: T. Prosa. P. Martin. Mr. Tuminello. C. Lewis. L Pluschau; On Floor: T. Wallace, K. Klotzer, T. Smith. M. Krumenacker. K. Klotzer, R. Staples. G. Maybeck. A. Pollock. S. Miska A 74 I Advisor: Mrs. Ferrar President: Kurt V. President: Ricky Sec.-Treas.: Cathy Standing: P. Golanec, A. Breese, K. Gadomski, C. Grace, R. Diaz, J. Grilli, A. Johnson, T. Jacobs; Sitting: C. Brooks, L. Campbell, Miss Hokkanen, M. Campbell, S. Edwards; On Floor: M. DeR- ose, T. Johnson, C. Hill, T. Buzzo, J. Gagen, J. Costello, S. Cobb, K. Giles, H. Hands CLASS OF 1987 AS EIGHTH GRADERS Standing: C. Pruitt, J. Meklenburg, D. Schineller, D. Luce, M. Mealey, J. Macomber, M. Ruffner, J. Miller. A. Marchand, T. Newman. R. Martel, D. Atkins, W. Palmore, T. Sypher, C. Rose, F. Swann, E. Richmond; Sit- ting: J. Sepenoski. V. Sypher, Ms. Howlett, G. Zervos, A. Utz; On Floor: S. Tramontana, M. True. C. Prato, J. Mudd, D. Strittmatter. F. Toledo. S. Wetmore Standing: B. Kujawski, T. Keefe, D. At- kins, T. Hughes, A. Ameden, T. Almes- tica, P. Grace, J. Erhardt, B. Grilli, C. Bumble, L. Bailey, I. Kardwell; Sitting: L. Burns, Y. Lieblein, Mr. Staron, C. Ga- domski, K. Gonzalez; On Floor: C. Fos- ter, P. Gagen, B. Hulse, J. Grilli, F. Davis, S. Horton, M. Grattan CLASS OF 1988 AS SEVENTH GRADERS Standing: C. Grace. J. Gillispie, J. Do- lan, D. Carey, A. King, B. Edwards, G. Costello, C. Davis. C. Crowley, S. Fer- guson, G. Biechele; Sitting: R. Jacobs. T. Doucett, Mr. Egert, H. Breese, D. Kru- menacker; On Floor: C. Biechele, T. Be- gora, N. Kujawski, L. LePorte, C. Duffy. J. Hollowell, M. Hilliker, D. Foster Standing: N. Zervos, J. Weaver, K. Webster. A. Torres, K. Tamin, D. Wil- liams, D. Shedrick. J. Montgomery, J. Schott, P. Richmond, R. Walker, S. Ma- lungahu; Sitting: C. Tuthill, C. Leden, Mr. Finkle, K. Walkden. S. Topping; On Floor: A. Rishe, D. Williams. C. Utz, M. Pruitt. J. Ruther, D. Williams. K. Mysli- borski JR. - SR, PROM 1982 WONDERFUL TONIGHT DATE: May 21, 1982 TIME: 8:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m. PLACE: Brasby's BAND: Jinx 2nd ATTENDANT: Lisa Newman 1st ATTENDANT: Suzanne Horton 1982 QUEEN: Karen Foster 1981 QUEEN: Jeanne Bruckheimer 80 HOMECOMING 1982 Queen: Andrea Abate Senior Attendant: Karen Rishe Junior Attendant: Kim Skrezec Sophomore Attendant: Wendy King Freshman Attendant: Maureen Krumenacker 81 HONOR SOCIETY 1982 Inductees: D. Blackwell, C. Gaffga, N. Golisz, L. Gullackson, S. Horton, H. Lieblein, N. Tuthill, S. Walden. 1983 Inductees will appear in next year's Beachcomber. A.V. CLUB Mr. Adams, R. Seavers, T. Toy, W. Horton, J. Ritter CO-OP Row 1: M. Ritter, B. Quotroche, J. Andrade. L. Owens. A. Bumble, W. Gagen, B. Boyle. Row 2: J. Wysocki. T. Malinauskas, G. Standish, K. Chouinard. Missing: S. King, J. Huber, D. Kalinke 83 The Quill Published by the Students of Greenport and SouthoJd High Schools The Quill Photographers: Jim Harrison Greenport Staff: Marla Alvarez Matt McKlernan Bill Boergessen Colette Nichols Dave Blackwell Kathy Grattan Art and Layout Editor: Jeanne Dansereau Barbara Tasker Joan Huber Chris Mazzaferro Member News Editor: Karen Elak Correspondence Editor Joan Vindigni Melanie Swann Long Island School Press Association Feature Editors: Suzanne Horton Business Manager: Michelle Cervone John Walden Penelope Marvin Advisor: Mr. Tom Rabbitt Karen Wilkinson Carolyn Zehner l USIA— 1 Sports Editors: Matt McKlernan Bridget Tu thill Southold Staff: Kathy Hocker Chris Maiorana Editorial Editor: Melisse Dansereau Marie TYuglio The Quill is the consolidated newspaper of Greenport and Southold High School. The student paper publishes various topics concerning high school issues, as well as a variety of other subjects. The Quill was consolidated in 1982, with its first issue conning out in May. The joint effort increased its quality and circulation. The Quill has achieved its own unique style and layout, with recognition, by placing in two categories at the Empire State School Press Association Convention on October 15,1982. The newspaper was awarded third place in the Best Editorial Page Category, and also received an All New York State rating. Mr. Tom Rabbitt and The Quill staff's concerted efforts have improved the quality of the paper. The prestigious awards they have received have placed them among the best school newspapers in New York. Beachcomber THE GREENPORT HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK_1983 Without whose help the '83 Beachcomber wouldn't be possible, special thanks should be given to these people: C. Nichols, C. Bumble, A. Bumble, D, Blackwell, J. Dansereau, K. Foster, J. Huber, L Campbell, D. Soto, J. Davis, G. Caravello, M. Krumenacker, N. Tuthill, D. Kalinke. B. Tasker, S. Walden, C. Gaffga, T. Urban, J. Hulse, J. Macomber, C. Prato, M. Swann Advisor: Ms. Anne deReeder Editor: Heidi Lieblein Business Manager: Lisa Newman FRENCH CLUB Above photo-Row 1: D. Campbell, B. Kalin, A. Heaney N. Tuthill, C. Nichols, Mr. Kiernan; Row 2: A. Abate, D. Terry, S. Reiter, V. Yantsos, E. Prato, L. Davids; Row 3: H. Lieblein, L. Corazzinni, J. Wachtel, D. Blackwell.’ Below photo-Row 1: C. Wachtel, W. Lieblein, A. Breese, D. Blackwell, C. White, Mr. Kiernan; Row 2: J. Nockelin, P. Heaney, J. Vindigni, B. Tuthill, S. Abate, R. Rieger, D. Horton; Row 3: J. Walden, N. Nichols, r' Smith; Row 4: G. Maybeck, L. Pluschau, S. Lewis, R. Staples, L. Weaver. SPANISH CLUB Above photo-Row 1: R. Black, S. Smith, C. Carlozzi, J. Tuthill, W. Clark, G. Caravello, S. Horton, C. Zehner; Row 2; S. Begora, K. Krumenacker, C. Mazzaferro, K. Lewis, R. Tabor, R. Finne, C. Almestica, Mr. Campbell; Row 3; R. Seavers, C. Wyche, S. Barszczewski, K. Quintana, K. Grattan, Y. Grace, M. Hooton. Below photo-Row S. Miska, J. Costello, R. Rieger, K. Gadomski, R. Diaz, S. Edwards, R. Smith, P. Reed; Row 2: K. Klotzer, M. Krumenacker, P. Martin, L. Leden, M. Cervone, A. Johnson, T. Smith. SR. HIGH CHORUS Row 1: M. Cervone, M. Al- varez, J. Davis, C. Nichols, A. Heaney; Row 2: L. Leden, L. Campbell, N. Nichols, E. Hayes; Row 3: J. Dansereau, P. Heaney, K. Grattan, J. Vindigni. Row 1: K. Klotzer, H. Lieblein, V. Basile, M. Clark, W. Clark, S. Abate; Row 2: D. Black- well, R. Tabor, L. Pluschau, M. DeRose, S. Edwards, T. Smith; Row 3: P. Parks, K. Clift, D. Terry, G. Caravello, R. Finne; Row 4: A. Breese, R. Staples, C. White, C. Mazza- ferro. SINGERS Row 1: D. Blackwell, H. Lieb- lein, V. Basile, D. White, R. Mangham, S. Jester, K. Tyrer, J. Harrison, Mr. Wells; Row 2: C. Mazzaferro, L. Le- den, T. Smith, R. Finne, W. Sledjeski; Row 3: A. Heaney, J. Davis, C. Nichols, J. Vin- digni, K. Grattan. 88 Row 1: J. Kiski, E. Richmond, S. Topping, K. Walkden, J. Hollowed, C. Tuthill, C. Bies- chell; Row 2: A. Marchand, K. Mysliborski, K. Gonzalez, P. Richmond, M. Pruitt; Row 3: C. Leden, C. Utz, L. LePorte, C. Duffy 89 INTERACT CLUB Above photo-Standing: Mr. Van Tuyl, L. Davids, N. Tuthill, J. Vindigni, M. Dansereau, C. Nichols, N. Ni- chols; Kneeling: B. Tasker, A. Heaney, J. Dansereau, C. Davis. OFFICE AIDES Below photo-Standing: C. Wyche, R. Rhatigan, J. Davis, D. Kalinke, B. Kalin, D. Flatley, D. Santacroce; Sitting: D. Demar- est, K. Klotzer, M. Clark, L. Ray, K. Sepenoski. BOCES Above photo-Standing: H. Brooks, M. Shelby, L. Owen, J. Andrade, D. Santacroce, N. Lyburdt, J. Davis; Kneeling: S. Zurek, K. Chouinard, T. Malinauskas. T. Clark. Below photo-Standing: K. Hayes, J. Swann, A. Wilson, T. Leden, R. Carpenter, J. Mims, R. Pollock, L. Wallace, K. Clift; Kneeling: B. Yantsos, R. Hubbard, G. Pope, J. Carey, R. Sieni, M. Santiago. — «, PL«; 91 OUTING CLUB The Greenport Outing Club again planned a full slate of activities for the 1982-83 school year. The club went to Mystic Seaport on Columbus Day and traveled to Delaware Water Gap dur- ing the Thanksgiving vacation to bike part of the Appalchean Trail and do a little basic mountain- eering. A winter survival training program took place on the weekend following mid-term ex- aminations. (Jan. 28-30). On this trip they went cross country skiing, camped on the snow, went ice fishing and ice skating, and enjoyed other winter activities at the Pocono Environmental Education Center. During the spring the club took a series of canoe trips geared to the age and ability of the student group, and went on the annual Weak Fishing Trip. SLITZ MARK SKI CLUB Ski Club Members Include: C. Almestica, T. Almestica, J. Dansereau, M. Danser- eau, K. Foster, B. Johnson, J. Huber, G. Maybeck, B. Tuthill, N. Tuthill, D. Horton, W. Lieblein, H. Lieblein, J, Gagen, T. Smith, S. Miska, V. Macchirole, J. Standish, B. Tasker, M. Ritter, G. Staples, H. Krause, S. Reiter, W. Gagen, T. Sypher The 1983 ski club members wish to ex- press their sincere thanks to two very special people who made this trip possi- ble: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bush. GREENPORT HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS CAST (In order of appearance) Little Boy........... Little Girl.......... Charlie Davenport. . . Dolly Tate........... Mac.................. Foster Wilson........ Frank Butler......... Annie Oakley......... Little Jake......... Little Jack.......... Nellie............... Jessie............... Minnie............... Buffalo Bill......... Conductor............ Pawnee Bill.......... Chief Sitting Bull.. . . Footman.............. Mrs. Potter-Porter. . . Mrs. Schuyler Adams. Mr. Schuyler Adams . Mrs. Henderson....... ..........Sean Horton .........Lisa LaPorte . James Walter Harrison ......Carolyn Zehner . . . Raymond Mangham ........Russell Smith ... Keith Robert Tyrer .......Colette Nichols .........John Walden ..........Jeff Walden . . . .Annemarie Heaney . . Christine Mazza ferro ...........Joan Davis Walter Richard Sledjeski ......John Macomber ......David Blackwell .....Cyril K. Lukeman ........Russell Smith ..........Wendi Clark ......Joanie Vindigni ......John Macomber ......Suzanne Horton STUDENTS $2.50 ADULTS $3.50 CURTAIN 8:15 P.M. MARCH 18th, 19th «r V—- SINGERS AND DANCERS Sharon Barszczewski Donna Blackwell Genevieve Caravello Wendi Clark Lori Corazzini Jeanne Dansereau Cynthia Davis Colleen Duffy Regina Finne Kim Gonzalez Kathy Grattan Patty Heaney Joy Hollowed Sean Horton Suzanne Horton Jennifer Kiski Norma Kujawski Lisa LaPorte Cindy Leden Heidi Lieblein Yvonne Lieblein John Macomber Raymond Mangham Greg Maybeck Eleanor Richmond Patricia Richmond Debbie Santacroce Diane Schineller Julie Sepenoski Kim Skrezec Alethia Smith Russell Smith Bridget Tuthill Carolyn Tuthill Nora Tuthill Andrea Utz Kari Utz Joanie Vindigni Cheryl White THE PRODUCTION STAFF Director..................................................Bill Sousa Producer.....................................................Bob Wiltse Musical Director...........................................Shelia Kahrs Choreographer...................................Michael Con forti Rehearsal Pianist.......................................Shelia Kahrs Stage Manager.......................................Wayne Miller Stage Crew...................Joe Gagen, Joe Davis. Rich Rhatigan Set Design....................................................Don Staron Set Construction...................The Set Design Class Friends Lighting Design...............................................Don Fisher Sound Technician.................................Scott Wetmore Lighting Crew......Greg Standish. Karen Foster. Jennifer Wachtel Vicki Basile. Sue Walden. Tracey Smith Costumes Designed and Created by................Edvrina Skrezec Dot Wiggins Costumes Assistants..................................Mary Ellen Bondarchuk Marianne Biggs Make-up Co ordinator................................Mary Ellen Bondarchuk Make-up Crew.... Marianne Biggs. Marie Dinizio. Edwina Skrezec Dot Wiggins. Barbara Petrucci. Shelley Boyd Rehearsal Prompter.........................................Lynn Sharar Publicity...................................................Bob Wiltse Moral Support.................................... The Ladies Program Printed by.........................The North Fork Press Program Cover by..............................................Pat Krupski Conductor. . Piano....... Clarinet Flute ...... Violin...... Trumpet . .. Trombone. . French Horn T uba....... Percussion.. THE ORCHESTRA ........................Russell C. Wells .........................Shelia Kahrs ........Scott Verity. Richard Rayburn .........................Mary Hewitt ......Lester Seaman. Marie Boutcher ...........-A! Homan. Colin Van Tuyf Bob Tirelli, James Burns. James Corwin ................Robert A. Harrison. Jr. ..........................Mike Owen .........................Steve Jester JAZZ- ROCK BAND Jazz-Rock Members Include: M. Owen, K. Tyrer, W. Sled- jeski, J. Harrison, J. Davis, D. Tarabocchia, B. Tirelli, S. Johnson, S. Jester, S. Hargy, J. Hargy, K. Klotzer, J. Ma- comber, J. Montgomery, J. Hollowell, E. Richmond, Y. Lieblein, M. Goldin, Mr. Townsend. On January 28, eleven students from GHS partici- pated in the 7th Annual North Fork Chorus and Band Festival. Keith Tyrer, Water Sledjeski, and Steven Jester played in the Band. For the second year in a row, Wal- ter and Keith made 1st chair in their sections. Keith was a featured soloist in two of the selections in the concert. The Festival was held at Shoreham-Wading River High School. JR. HIGH BAND Row 1: Y. Lieblein, E. Richmond, S. Bieschelle, R. Grace, J. Hollowell, J. Montgomery, P. Richmond, J. Schott; Row 2: K. Webster, S. Hor- ton, J. Macomber, A. Utz, S. Wet- more; Row 3: D. Foster, C. Prato, F. Davis, M. Hilliker, C. Duffy, C. Tuthill. Dear Santa It can't be Saturday! Ready or not, here I come' He's wearing Underoo W Look mom, no cavities! Pudding again! Who's behind the Foster Grants? Fashions for less' 'Kahrs said 'book him'. . I love to paint by number' 'Tattoo You' The incredible Staron Kevin and the Smurfettes “Are you sure stripes make you look thinner? Chill More vodka Ms. Ferrari Think the village will hire me? 'Hail Mary, full of grace . Hai-yah!!!,, “My wild Irish roses . . Picture perfect Step right up folks . . Hello Rusty Jones! Kool and the Gang Grody to the max Chowtime! Where's that fly? Oh! “Look out Spiderman I want to suck your blood! Detention again? Dear Ann Landers . . . When I snap my fingers . . No Mom, I'm not eating junk food . % FIELD HOCKEY Row 1: Ms. Feavel, K. Sepenoski, T. Smith, A. Bumble, S. Walden, B. Tuthill, N. Tuthill, K. Grattan; Row 2: S. Abate, D. Flatley, V. Basile, S. Reiter, C. Zehner; Row 3: H. Lieblein, A. Abate. Missing; J. Huber Row 1: Ms. Ritter, R. Tabor. R. Staples, D. Kalinke, K. Foster, M. Dansereau. J. Wach- tel, Mascot: L. Corazzinni; Row 2: P. Heaney, S. Barszczewski, J. Sepenoski. W. Clark; Row 3: J. Vindigni, D. Blackwell. 104 This year's Varsity Field Hockey team, coached by Maryann Feavel, began their season with a lot of ambition and determination, but little experience. Although they didn't win the league title this year, they worked very hard to develop the experience needed to provide success In the future. All-League se- lections: Suzy, Andrea, and Heidi. The Junior Varsity, coached by Beth Ritter, had a productive year. Next year the entire field hockey pro- gram will be combined with Southold, as was this year's very successful Junior High Clippers, coached by Lynda Tyrer. Row 1: K. Atapetrix, J. Barszczewski, M. Mitchell, L. Gadomski, J. McGonagal, D, Stepnoski, V. Mokis; Row 2: E. Zervos, Y. Lieblein, E. Rich- mond, C. Gadomski, P. Rich- mond, V. Sypher; Row 3: A. Utz, T. Begora, C. Pruitt, K, Utz, Ms. Tyrer. 10S Standing: Mr. Pekunka, Mr. Costantini, T. Cooper, R. Foster, D. Demerest, T. Lillis, J. Jackson, J. Santacroce, M. King, K. Smiley, R. Black, J. Zaveski, Mr. Manwaring, R. Rhatigan; Kneeling: C. Carlozzi, C. Almestica, R. Perkins, J. Bush, H. Brooks, D. McKnight, J. Davis, W. Miller, D. Volinski Greenport Southold Varsity Football team, after a suc- cessful 1981 season, experienced a rebuilding year. Gone from last year's team were 15 seniors who were replaced by five new sophomores. The team ended their season with a 3-5 record, despite several injuries, and position changes. According to Head Coach Dude Manwaring the re- cord is no indication of what the boys achieved. He summed up his final football season as head coach saying, “It was a rewarding season; the boys improved; and next year with a new influx of S.H.S. students the team will be even stronger. This year's All League selections were; Tim Cooper, Joe Bush, Joe Davis, Tom Lillis, and Wayne Miller. J.H. FOOTBALL Undefeated Champions The Greenport Southold Junior High Football Team, under Head Coach Dennis Claire and Assistant Cliff Utz began its season with three victories in a row. The first was a 33-20 win over Southampton. The 21 eighth and ninth graders traveled to Babylon, where they won the game in the final three minutes. Against East Hampton, the Junior High Team rolled up a 32-20 victory. They also won their last three games, ending the season UNDEFEATED with a 6-0-0 record. When we asked Coach Claire why he thought the team was so successful he said, The team's success was brought about by discipline, dedication, and hard work. They're were no superstars, just 21 boys who could be coached. Junior High Football is another shining example of the benefits of consolidation. The Varsity team will surely be helped by these fine players in the years to come. Coach Claire and Coach Utz can boast a job well done! Standing: Mr. Utz, R. Martel, J. Pizzarrelli, K. Gadomski, R. Rieger, T. Buzzo, C. Wachtel, C. Hilary, Mr. Claire; Kneeling: J. Costello, J. Zaveski, W. Morus, M. True, B. Martin, T. Newman, D. Sosnowski; Sitting: J. Basile P. Gagen, D. Williams, C. Ciocotti, K. Klotzer; Not Pictured: K. Mealey, K. Tamin, J. Kollen The 1982-83 Clippers Bowling Team, coached by Robert Wiltse, was comprised of Juniors Keith Chouinard, Billy Johnson, Freshmen Lisa Leden, Jim Zaveski, and 8th graders John Macomber and Seth Tramontana. BOWLING The 1982 Clippers Girls' Tennis Team, in its second year under Coach Osmer, enjoyed only one victo- ry; but senior Suzanne Horton did a fine job repre- senting the Clippers. 109 CROSS COUNTRY The Clippers, under the direction of Kevin Leavay, Varsity, and Paul Davis, Junior Varsity, have per- formed in admirable fash- ion. The Varsity team run- ners are Greg May beck, Mike Owens, Ricky Diaz, George McElroy, Brenda Mahnken, Cheryl Bed- noski, Chip Wilkes and Toby Green. no GOLF The Greenport South- old Varsity Golf Team, coached by Mr. Al Burlin- game, is composed of Christine Mazzaferro, John Tuthill, Jeff Walden, John Walden, Carl Vo- linski, Tim Almestica, Frank Toledo, Joe Gagen, John Macomber, and Chuck Prato. The Junior High mem- bers are Del Atkins, Amy Brown, Sandy Brown, Sue Connolly, Bob Mahnken, Warren Palmore, Don Quarty, Chris Schoedel, Tom Shalvey, Dolan Wil- liams, David Carey, and Brian Edwards. BOY'S BASKETBALL Varsity Boy's Basketball Standing: Assistant Coach Smith, D. Mcknight, B. Boyle, J. Latney, R. Perkins, Coach Edwards; Kneel- ing: J. Jackson, D. Demerest, V. Leverette, J. Smiley. J. V. Boy's Basketball Standing: Coach Manwaring, Assistant Coach Reynolds, D. Gullackson, K. Smiley, R. Foster; Kneeling: C. Wachtel, T. Lillis, J. Tuthill, T. McKnight, M. King, S. Smith. Our Junior High Team finished with a record of 9-1 The squad included Mike Swann, Del Atkins, Warren Palmore, Rodney Shelby, Roger Martell, Brian Edwards, Pepe Grace, Jim Erhardt, Terry Keefe, Matt Grattan, George Costello, Paul Parks, and coached by Robert Costantini. The 1983 Varsity Basketball Team enjoyed an- other fine year in League VIII, division “A . They qualified for the County Tournament again this year. The young, inexperienced team improved game by game under the direction of Coach Allen Edwards. Standouts on this year's team in- clude Dave Demarest, Kevin Hayes, James Lat- ney, and Richard Perkins. The Junior Varsity squad also had an excellent season finishing up UNDEFEATED; capturing their second straight league crown. Newcomers Tom Lillis, Chris Wachtel, and John Tuthill along with veterans Mike King, Tracy McKnight, and Sam Smith, provided the backbone for Coach Man- waring's team. 113 GIRL'S BASKETBALL Varsity Girls' Basketball Standing: S. Edwards, S. Abate, M. Parrish, K. Grattan, C. Nichols (manager); Kneeling: J. Vindigni. Coach: Mrs. Utz. Jr. High Girls' Basketball Standing: E. Zervos, A. Rishe, S. Malunghu, F. Swann, C. Gadomski, J. Sepen- oski. Coach Johanson; Kneeling: A. Utz, C. Utz, M. Pruitt, C. Sea- man, A. King; On Floor: Y. Lieblein, M. Mealey. 114 jSECV fe, This year's girls' Varsity Basketball Team, coached by Jane Utz, suffering from lack of num- bers and inexperience, has performed well. Sen- ior Marlene Parrish led the team in scoring with a 20 point per game average. The Junior Varsity team members, under the direction of Cliff Utz, include Sharon Barszczewski, Samantha Bumble, Loretta Campbell, Gen Caravello, Wendy Clark, and Delores Rodgers. Our youngest team, the Junior High Basketball Club, was coached by Hei- di Johanson. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Football Cheerleaders Include: P. Heaney, S. Barszczewski, A. Heaney, K. Quintana, K. Clift, J. Maybeck, D. Terry, R. Tabor, L. Pluschau, E. Hayes, L. Newman, D. Black- well, S. Lewis, S. Perkins (mascot). BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 116 Varsity Cheerleaders Include: M. Shelby, M. Dansereau, J. Mims, R. Hayes, J. Dan- sereau, M. Jervey, J. Huber. R. Tabor, A. Heaney, M. Shelby (Mascot). J. V. Cheerleaders Include: D. Terry, K. Quintana, K. Clift, L. Pluschau, J. May- beck, S. Perkins (mascot). 117 TRACK Sitting: J. Wachtel, J. Dansereau, N. Hocker; Kneeling: G. McElroy, N. Tuthill. D. Whitney, C. Bednosky; Standing: Mr. Thibeault, D. Malin- owski, F. Schiavonni, T. Toy, D. Thibeault, B. Libby. JR. HIGH TRACK: Team Includes: D. At- kins, J. Basile, A. Brown, D. Brown, S. Brown, M. DeRose, B. Ewald, P. Grace, J. Hocker, B. Hulse, C. Knight, B. Ku- jawski, J. Longworth, P. Maclean, B. Mankin, G. Maybeck, M. Mealey L. Par- rish, J. Radich, R. Shelby, M. Swann, C. Thibeault, D. Williams; COACH: Mr. Da- vis 119 WRESTLING Each year the Wrestling Program has been grow- ing. Participation in Varsity Wrestling has increased this year, in spite of the fact that half of last year's team has graduated; and even though the team is young and inexperienced, they have scored an average of thirty points a match and defeated East Hampton, Longwood, and Stony Brook. Senior member Glen Franke, who began wrestling Varsity at the outset of consolidation, and John Kennedy, who is the first Varsity wrestler from Shelter Island, have compiled impressive records. Other team members are Steve Gralton, John Zaveski, Peter Kruk. Don Hunter, Robert Seavers, Phil Meyer, Rich Hubbard, John and Jeff Walden, Ricky Diaz, and Joe Gagen. The Junior High Wrestling Team finished a success- ful season with a record of eight wins and one loss. Two young men, Dave Sosnowski and Pat Gagen. were undefeated throughout the season. Eighteen Greenport students, eight Southolders, and three boys from Shelter Island finished the season. Spirit is high and the future is bright for Clipper Wrestling. 120 Row 1: T. Storm. F. Fletcher. D. Sos- nowski. K. Gadomski, B. Plock, J. Nockelin, S. Amiaga, M. Long; Row 2; T. Newman, J. Hocker, J. Ross, B. Payne, S. Kolonkowski, P. Rendeiro. K. Tamin, M. True, Coach Connoly; Row 3: A. Caravello, P. Gagen, R. Spitzenberg, C. Crowley, M. Con- noly, S. Sherman, K. Klotzer. 121 VARSITY TEAM INCLUDES: J. Gagen. K. Smiley, B. Flatley, M. Claudio, B. Campbell. R. Perkins, G. Schin- eller. J. Standish, D. Demarest, J. Santacroce, W. Miller, R. Walden, B. Claudio, F. Gordon. R. Rhatigan; COACH: Mr. Kiernan J. V. TEAM: C. Carlozzi, J. Wal- den, J. Walden, C. Lukeman, J. Soito. J. Tuthill, D. Gullakson, R. Foster. R. Hubbard. J. Santacroce, T. Lillis, B. Johnson. M. Claudio, C. Almestica; COACH: Mr. Costantini VARSITY TEAM INCLUDES: D. Flatley, D. Soto, K. Sepenoski, S. Walden, V. Yant- sos, S. Abate, A. Abate, L. Campbell, T. Santacroce, T. Bibey; COACH: Mr. Man- waring SOFTBALL J. H. TEAM: J. Gagen, D. Luce, M. Grattan, P. Gagen, R. Jacobs, J. Nockelin, M. True, J. Macomber, T. Newman, K. Gadomski, C. Wachtel, D. Sosnowski, J. Costello, COACH: Mr. Rabbitt J.V. TEAM: B. Tuthill, S. Barszczewski, R. Ta- bor, D. Blackwell, J. Vindigni, M. Dansereau, A. Heaney, C. Mazzaferro, S. Bumble, R. Bancroft, P. Heaney, K. Quintana, N. Nichols, W. Clark, T. Smith; COACH: Mr. Lillis 1983 SPRING SPORTS VARSITY SOFTBALL Row 1: M. Dansereau, V. Yantsos, L. Campbell, S. Walden, D. Flatley, A. Heaney; Row 2: Coach Manwaring, J. Vindigni, W. Clark, A. Abate, K. Quintana. K. Sepenoski, S. Abate, B. Tuthill. J. V. SOFTBALL Row 1: Coach Lillis, N. Nichols, S. Reiter, R. Staples, A. Breese, J. Sepenowski, C. Gadomski; Row 2: L. Campbell, L. Leden, C. Mazzaferro, R. Tabor, D. Blackwell, K. Klotzer, P. Heaney. BASEBALL Row 1: R. Rhatigan, R. Perkins, K. Smiley, S. Smith, D. Gullackson, D. Mcknight, C. Car- lozzi, R. Foster, B. Johnson, R. Hubbard. C. Almestica, K. Ga- domski; Row 2: D. Demarest, D. Sosnowski, W. Miller. C. Luke- man, J. Walden, J. Nockeline. J. Walden. J. Tuthill. K. Chouinard, J. Gagen. 124 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1: E. Hayes. M. Jervey, K. Skrezec, G. Caravello, D. Wilson, Coach Petrucci; Row 2: M. Parrish, S. Rodgers. A. Abate, M. Diaz, P. Atkins, J. Mims. J. V. VOLLEYBALL Row 1: Coach Kahrs, C. Knight, P. Reid. L. Weaver, K. Grattan, A. Johnson, S. King; Row 2: L. Garnette, C. Zehner, C. Diller, T. Smith, L. Pluschau, B. Brown. TRACK Team Includes: G. May- beck, D. Williams, R. Diaz, R. Seavers. T. Toy, M. Owen, J. Santacroce, F. Schiavonni, A. Ji- minez, C. Bednosky, J. Cusu- mano, N. Hocker, B. Mahnken, A. Stepnoski, D. Gable, R. Shelby. T. Green, D. Smith, T. Burke, F. Me- bod, T. Oaly, G. McElroy, S. Perri- cone, J. Wachtel, J. Davis, H. Lieblein J. Dansereau, N. Tuthill, B. Tasker. 125 Congratulations, Graduates oAo 7wcR� $c Bank = Trust Co. PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE . . . LIKE YOU Main Office: Mattituck 298-8366 Greenport Southold Cutchogue Jamesport Shelter Island Quogue Southampton Speonk-Remsenburg East Moriches Mastic Beach Shirley Blue Point Member FDIC WaJ Route 25 Greenport THE MIDDLE nkY SHOP HA1W R.I. 50UTH0LD LX 5K -7fc5-)‘°°- tws. 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GIFT SHOP ■ marina j516j 765-2445 RESTAURANT Id||| ¥ EE, (516) 765-3918 Authorized dealer for: Grady-White, Privateer, Johnson, Calkins Washington White's Sons 120 Main Street Greenport 477-0317 GREENPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT ORGANIZED 1845 Best Wishes in the conning years from the officers and men of the Greenport Fire Department CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1983 Fork Sanitation zssm M Wink 5- Liquors Served €DlTfAPDSCLOee't MONt AVS • Best Wishes Class Of 1983 _ fD f HarboR 11VIEWlv Congratulations! Serving Long Island’s North Fork With Fine Wines And Spirits 477-1111 100 Front St. Greenport BRANDI'S SHOE STORE 48 Front St. Greenport 477-0559 Best Wishes To The Class of 1983 Well miss you Chris, Boni, Kathy and Jim IIP THANK YOU . . Ray, Anna, Darryl, Jennifer, Jeanne, Chuck and John for taking, developing and printing pictures under pressure, with a smile. Kim Elaines Hair Studio Sterling Square Greenport, N.Y. 477-0696 Route 25 Greenport, N.Y. Our French Teacher has a first name. It's F.J. Yessirree. Our French Teacher has a second name. It's K-l-E-R-N-A-N. Oh, we love to see him everyday. And if you ask us why, we'll say: Cause F.J. Kiernan has a way Of Parlez-Vous-ing en Francois. H.L. Watch out for the puddles! (Love that sign!) K.F. Good Luck to the underwear gang!- - The Temptation Triplets. WHAT UP! RJR, JS, KF, JH, GS, VB, HL, TS. Go For It! CLASS OF '83 Thank you Uncle Fred! - - Chip, Dale, Doof, and Fullback. We love you Armpit! SALUTEM (hal ha!) Sonya, Did you ever tell George about leg stretches! Good Luck Seniors! Mr. and Mrs. H. Bondarchuk OK, for the last time, it's DAVE ; D-A-V-E, not David ! Best wishes to the Class of '83! Mr. Pearce Fish Mobile and the Bunker Boats WE CAN DO THAT!!! ??? I wandered lonely as a cloud??? Who's got the hunit? (SKI TRIP 83 ) RRHLK FJSTSVM JHGS Chris and Sharon - - Our love will never die!! Ain't you got no friends? - - JH Best wishes! B. Althea Seavers Remember when the moon came out like a lighting streak at Gull Pond?! 148 T.S. - - Good luck and have a great senior year - - K.F. The unholy alliance Colette, Joan, Barbara, Nora - - 1983 Diana, I wish you lots of luck you're a great friend! Best wishes seniors, GO FOR ITI Mrs. Wisowaty Thank god economics is overl! Love ya anyway Mr. Pearce! Debbie don't get stuck in the mud anymore! Hobinski triplets Crash triplets Temptation Triplets, KFJHHLVB To my wittle Ekimo, Love you! Wuv your baby Ekimo Andrea, remember all the good lunches and the P-Patrol Swes - - Viel Gluck nexte Jahrl Ich will ihn vermissen. Jeanne Quillers: Enjoy late meetings and especially marathon layouts. JAD Bob and Shelley Good luck in the future! take care Grandma Foster, Make sure Howie doesn't eat the cookies! - - K.F. Hey Sonia Elainel Don't you love dashing tigers? DJB The year of the FISH (S.K.) Hey Glenl Get a real carl 11 -Joan You should be shotllNI! Congratulations! - - Class of '83. Mrs. A. Dansereau and Family Hey Richard and Jo Jo, Wanna go four-wheeling? BA-NA-NA-NA-NA-NA-NA-NA- DA-NA-NA-NA-NA-NA-NA-NA - - FIELD HOCKEY '82 Good Luck Mazz and Sophomores. Thanks for All! Dave Mrs. Morris - - Thanks for listening. Dave Blackwell WE NEED IT BAAAD!!! Senior Trip to Florida 1983 149 w THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1983 SENIORS, OUR TIME HAS FINALLY COME, OUR TWELVE YEARS OF SCHOOL ARE FINALLY DONE. WE'LL REMEMBER OUR CLASSES AND TEACHERS FOR YEARS! THE NOTEBOOKS, THE TESTS, AND EXAMS THAT WE FEARED. OUR TEAMS AND CLUBS WE'LL NEVER FORGET, OR THE TRIPS, DANCES, THE FUN TIMES ... YET — WE KNOW WE HAVE THE WHOLE WORLD TO FACE SO HANG IN THERE JUNIORS-DON'T JUMP IN OUR PLACE BEFORE YOU ACKNOWLEDGE WITH RESPECT AND PRIDE, THE PLACE WE SET, OUR SUPERIOR STRIDE. WITH GRACE, ADMIT YOU'LL NEVER SURPASS, THE SENIORS OF 83 —THE BEST GRADUATING CLASS! JAD 151 Reflections in the water Like shadows in my mind Speak to me of passing days and nights and passing time. The falling leaves are whispering The future's on its way. I close my eyes remembering The warmth of yesterday. It seems a shame to see my school years And their laughter start to fade. And more than that, it's oh so sad To say goodbye to friends I've made. And though a changing lifestyle I welcome and forsee If it were mine to make a change, I think I'd let it be. SPECIAL THANKS TO . . . THE ADMINISTRATION- fOR GUIDANCE AND SUPPORT THE TEACHERS- FOR THEIR COOPERATION DURING PHOTO TAKING SESSIONS THE SECRETARIES- FOR THEIR EVERLASTING PATIENCE MS. HOKKANEN- FOR SERVICING OUR TYPEWRITER THE ENGLISH DEPT.- FOR ASSISTING WITH COPY MRS. THOMPSON- FOR HELPING US TO MAKE THOSE TOUGH DECISIONS MR. FRED MINER- FOR CREATIVITY AND ART WORK BBSSSSB I