Mepham High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Bellmore, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1986 volume:

TREASURE CHEST WELLINGTON C MEPHAM HIGH SCHOOL CAMP AVENUE BELLMORE, N.Y. 11710 2 TREASURE CHEST TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 3 Students TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE Treasure the Difference No two snowflakes are exactly alike although they appear simi- lar. In the same sense, no two people are identical: each person possesses something that makes him unique. Regardless of the parallelisms made among the Mepham students, each individual knows what he wants to achieve at Mepham. Re- gardless of the field, be it athletics, academic excellence, music, art, or any other endeavor, it is his addi- tion to the treasure.” (cont'd p. 10) Opening 6 ------------ TREASURE CHEST Will Lacy '86 seems enthralled by the work being covered in his science class. Opening 8 TREASURE CHEST Students TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE Treasure the Difference In the past, students have set fine examples of individuality, and many have set precedents through their personal attainments. Like them, we have our leaders too. Leadership is one of the quali- ties that differentiates our class and makes us special enough to treasure our achievements. Leaders in our school look at different subjects with an eye to the future: they possess insight and in- telligence, that enable them to not only set goals, but also obtain them. Linda Ventimiglia Opening TREASURE CHEST Opening 12 TREASURE CHEST Students TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 13 Paul Broderick '86 works in tensely on his studies. Opening 14 TREASURE CHEST UJUJ iiivr i 9 Fuml Up jt John D'Auria ‘86 and Rob For- man '86 both attempt to com- plete a play during a football game in gym class. JoAnn Marmo '86 takes a per- sonal call on her private line” Awaiting a signal to return to class after a fire drill Michele Tetikapian '86 finds time for a picture as do seniors Terri O'Toole and Ginny Hetzel in the picture above. Students TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 15 16 TREASURE CHEST Division-Faculty TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 17 Board of Education J. Roonev. L Pukwitz. A. Kxxh. L Stack. R. Umax . L Kjss Sotted: F Berman. N. Btilig Central Administration M. Lutet X Btunnfeoefct Gofiiscem. L V«A. A. Oppman. M D Brown. ben SEATtD P Scotina. T Cacunore. . Mugavenx G L«- mun. E. Stevens TREASURE CHEST New Administrator Moves In There ire many new faces around Mepham High School. As well as new students. Mepham also has new faculty. Among the new faces are Ms. Albert. With the departure of Mr. McQuillan, a vacancy was left. Ms. Albert has taken over the position of Administrative Assistant. Among her responsibilities are the Social Studies, the Language department. Health. Transportation. Attendance, and all extra cumcular activities. She ts also in charge of the Juniors. All problems in the proceeding areas are dealt with by her. Ms Albert has been involved in the field of education for 13 years now. She used to teach Social Studies and has worked in other high schools in Gxnmack. Jericho, and Suffolk. We welcome our new administrator and wish her luck. — Dune Turturro Rita Albert Administrative Assistant Victor A. Amorosa Administrative Assistant Anne Crowley .Administrative .Assistant Kenneth A. Rudev Principal Dr Louisa Kramer Vida Administrative Assistant Albere-Vida TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 19 THOR ABRAHAMSEN Social Studies ANNETTE ADLER Science MICHAEL ANGELETTA Guidance ARLENE AYRANDJIAN English CARROLL BANT A Social Studies AMY BELLOW Librarian WILLIAM BIMBIE Language FRANCES BRANCA Secretary ERICA BROD Secretary JAMES BROWN Art MARY BROWN Nurse CAROL CAPORASO Secretary MARYELLEN CARNEY Math ROBERT CHALMERS Science MARGARET CLOSE Secretary A Special Treasure Perhaps the most unnoticed edu- cator at Mepham is Mr. James McManus. It is, therefore, that we have chosen to dedicate our year- book to him: our teacher, our coach, our friend. Have you ever passed by room 214 and felt the energy vibrating from within. If you have, Mr. McManus is to thank. His extraor- dinary personality coupled with his exceptional teaching ability has continually enriched the lives of many very special students. Coach McManus is the most un- derstanding of all men. This is evi- dent in his decision to coach the girl's soccer team. His deft playing ability, along with his never-ending patience allowed him to mold a semi-skilled team into a winning one,(well almost.) Mr. McManus also endeavored to coach Girl’s basketball and boy's J. V. baseball. In doing so, he earned the love, respect and friendship of each of his players. James McManus is more than just another staff member; he is a friend. He is someone who can be counted on to volunteer for almost any extracurricular event. Further- more, he will gladly assist any mem- ber of the student body in need. Mr. James McManus has proven himself to be an outstanding man. Long after we graduate, we will re- member him fondly. Always we will smile in recollection of what he has done for us. Always he will be considered by us, a treasure amongst the Mepham Staff. — Melissa Chalson — Ken Rauschenbach Abrahamsen-CIose 20 TREASURE CHEST A Teacher and a Friend Mrs. Ronni Smithline is both a dynamic and vivacious woman. Many students are unaware of the numerous contributions that she has made to Mepham High School. Mrs. Smithline has been in charge of the Junior Class and has proven to be both dedicated and hard working. This year she has taken on the additional responsibility as one of our guidance counselors. In addition, she is a dedicated teacher willing to help students in planning future careers. Besides being such an averant faculty member, Mrs. Smithline is also a friend to the students. She will never turn her back on a person with a problem, even if the student is not one of her own. Some fine examples of her dedi- cation to our school would be the various activities that she carried out for the Class of 1986. In plan- ning our Junior Class Dance. Mrs. Smithline gave up an entire week- end and stayed late after school on many occations to assure that our dance was a success. There was a time when the chances of having a dance were very slim. Yet she fought against much opposition so that those who really wanted a dance were able to see that goal realized. Her argument proved to be worthwhile, as the dance was a success. Those who know Mrs. Smithline will never forget the relationship they have shared with her through- out their years at Mepham. — Terri O'Toole PAUL COHEN Math JOSEPH CRITELLI English RICK CUCHEL English DARLENE CURCIO Special Ed PHILIP DELEA Social Studies RICHARD DIODATI Social Studies CAROL FAGEN Special Ed GLADYS FELDMAN Language HENRY FEUERBACH Math PHILIP FITZ Driver Ed MARYANN GARRETT Math DOUGLAS GEREK Gym MS. GIORGIO Special Ed ALLAN GOLDMAN Gym Health ANN HANSEN Guidance Cohen-Hansen TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 21 EUGENE KAHN Math ELLEN KATZ Business JOHN KEANE English PAMELA KEATING English ELIZABETH KETCH AM Language ROBETA KUSHNER Special Ed MARY LAMBERT English MARIE LaROCCA Enrichment SYLVIA LEBENGER Language SHARON LEFKOWITZ Special Ed PAUL LIMMER Science ALICE LOCOVARE Business LAURA LOOS Science HERBERT LOVENS Social Worker PAT LUBELL Speech Kahn-l.ubdl TREASURE CHEST SANDRA LYONS Office Staff MARILYN MacCOY Gym RICHARD MARLBOROUGH Business CHARLES MARTONE Social Studies ELIZABETH MACAUL Office Staff JAMES McMANUS Special Ed VALERIE MERRIL Social Studies GEORGE MESOLOGITES Art ANN MILLS Social Studies PAUL MITCHELL Business MICHAEL MUSCARA Special Ed GEORGE NIDER English JANICE ORBUCH English MARSHA OSROW Office Staff ANN PALKOVICH Secretary Lyons-Palkovich TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 23 FRANK PASQI ALE Workshop EDWARD PETERS Math RON A PORT Teacher Aide KATHLEEN QUINN Business NANCY RATNER Home Ec JACK RICE English SARI RIEFBERG Science HOWARD ROCKWIN Music JOANNE SALVANI Health IRENE SAVASTA Special Ed GARY SEAMAN Health MS. SHF.RER English JOSEPHINE SIEHS Librarian BETSY SIEGEL A UB Language RONNI SMITHLINE Guidance The Betsy” Looking at Betsy Siegelaub one may be surprised at the intense en- ergy she has. Running around be- tween three schools this year, she is still thought of here at Mepham as one of the most dedicated and hard working teachers in the school. She is one of the few teachers who can really relate to the students she has “the pleasure to teach.” Many of the Seniors will remember Mrs. Sie- gelaub from the tenth grade, when she was a full time teacher at Me- pham. She's spunky and full of fun. But she also forces students to work hard, putting forward 100 percent effort. She tries to build students' confidence in themselves. Mrs. Sie- gelaub is very aware of the prob- lems of adolescents and cares a great deal. She is a warm, loving person who is close to many peo- ple's hearts. She is always willing to help a student, but more so to help a person with the human problems that plague us all. She is one of the few teachers in the school that teachers and students alike would consider a friend. — Miguel Cima Pasquale-Smith 24 TREASURE CHEST MERRILL’S always there Valerie Merrill is a teacher in our school's Social Studies deparent. She instructs tenth grade European History as well as several electives such as Psychology I and II and Marriage and Divorce. She has the rare quality of being both a teacher and a friend to her students which is a difficult attri- bute to achieve. She is always willing to devote her extra time to offer guidance to students with either educational or personal problems. I can personally attest to her in- formative and quite entertaining lessons in Psychology I and II. Knowing Mrs. Merrill as a teach- er as well as a friend. I find her to be a very kind and caring woman who is quite knowledgeable in her field of study and dedicated to her work. Students have and will continue to be very fortunate to have Mrs. Merrill as their teacher. — Fran Stoller DORIS SMITH Music ROBERT TRAVIS MOORE Art EDITH VANDERLOFSKE Secretary MILTON VAVASSEUR Math JOHN WALTER Industrial Arts KAREN WARD Teacher LUCILLE WEINER English ELLEN WEISS Social Studies JUDY WEISS BORIS WHITE Science BARRY WILANS Social Studies GLORIA WILSON Social Studies STEPHEN WOLFENSTEIN Art NEIL WORTMAN Science JEANETTE ZIEMAK Office Staff Smithline-Zicmak TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 25 Cafeteria Staff L to R: M. Kilgannon. M. Dameron. I. Foster, M. Golia, J. Lloyd. M. Schlendorf FACULTY MEMBERS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: Matthew Bakke Ralph Barris Theodora Bincares Kitty Cohen Peter Costanzo Eileen Fearon Robert Gorski Gerard Hughes Lawrence Kalsch Lyn Kurtz Annette Lucia Stella Mascia Arlene Matthews Henry Norwicki Denise Schcgal Vivian Sheperis David Snyder Dorothy Spencer Constance Anderson Rose Hudcovic Lianne Paschette Dena Rosenberg Pauline Vezina Harriet Starr Faculty 26 TREASURE CHEST It began with a week of fun and excitement . . . Theme 28 TREASURE CHEST It was a healthy experience, in- deed, concluded senior Brian Purcell, concerning Mepham’s spirit week of October 26th. Mephamites of all shapes and sizes expressed their Pirate pride by wearing pajamas, hats and maroon, in addition to celebrating the 50’s decade and the 50th state. Throughout the five days, Me- pham’s students and faculty displayed their support of the Pirate's endeavors. Additionally, through the wearing of creative simples and undervest, stu- dents reflected the aesthetic aura that truly permeates each nook and cranny of the Mepham community. While the wearing of Hawaiian garb was indeed a break in the formidable monotony of daily Mepham affairs, 50's day seemed to highlight the inge- nuity and the flavor of Mepham. Many a Pirate payed homage to their various mentorsfwho ranged from James Dean to Richard Cunning- ham). Mepham’s resident rock band The Prowlers, played a vivacious set on 50's day. Prowlers' saxophonist Joe Halama commented that spirit week was nothing less than ALL RIGHT! However, bassist Dan Langdon was quick with the interjection, Spirit Week was more than all right, it was right. Friday, October 25th was designat- ed school colors day. There was a veri- table cornucopia of maroon raiment to be found. The student body's support was refreshing, indeed. — Jon Weinstein Spirit Week TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 29 culminating with our Homecoming and a victory for our team . . . Theme 50 ------- TREASURE CHEST Spirit permeated through the air and spread like a plague in Bellmore as Me- pham conducted its annual Home- coming Parade. Students as well as other Bellmorites put aside their week- end chores and participated in this ju- bilant occasion. It was 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, Octo- ber 26th at the Bellmore train station, when participant in the parade started filing into position. Over twenty cars were adorned with Mepham parapher- nalia ranging from maroon and white streamers to spray painted lettering saying, 'GO PIRATES! Many different school organizations lent a helping hand in spreading the school spirit. The varsity cheerleaders, accompanied by Scott Perry and his unique body movements cheered their hearts out as they proceeded up New- bridge Road. The kickline also joined in the fun as they perfectly synchro- nized their amazing moves. The band added a special touch as they marched through the streets playing Hail Me- pham.” The J.V. cheerleaders were also present and contributed to the all around good time. The tradition of the King and Queen was preserved as Greg Johanson and Laura Pollock rode in a vechicle provided by Bell- more’s Subaru City. The S.S. Me- pham also made its annual showing as it sailed along with the procession. Also contributing to the parade was Spirit Week TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 31 as well as the Mepham spirit. Theme TREASURE CHEST the Nassau County Police Department and the Bellmore Fire Department. After the parade reached the school grounds the excitement drew closer for the main event, the annual Home- coming football game between the Mepham Pirates and the arch rival, Kennedy Cougars. Pirate fans added to the Homecoming spirit as they cheered their team on to eventual victory. The Pirates romped the Cougars as they pulled away with a 40-0 victory. The decisive win began with a 65 yard run by running back Andre Dixon, who ended up with 144 yards on 7 carries and 3 touchdowns. Santy Gallone then added a touchdown with a 65 yard punt return. Mepham then went to the air as Denis Dunathan connected with Rob Fegan on a 40 yard touchdown. Dixon then scored two more touchdown runs of 14 and 40 yards. Sean Givans then put the icing on the cake when he ran for a 55 yard touchdown. John D'Auria added to the Pirate victory as he went 4 for 6 on extra point attempts. Both the offensive and defensives lines were commended by all for their spectacular performance. The victory over Bellmore Kennedy was the perfect ending to a full day of Mepham spirit. Mepham’s true colors were shown during this annual display of pride. — Gary Brendel Spirit Week TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 33 Division TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 35 BAND TO � Cm Emm. SUek Fo «L Fob SnOer ICt« Scm. Dm Louk Jett Tern. Metea CW. W Roderick. Do Own. Lm Bod« VIDOCE Defec-r Homv ck Draw . Mcfek Keflr. Vow Van BOTTOM Wead jneer Paa Sonin. Lam HatagMV. R«6 Frpn MISSING • Cdfahm. Cjpcam. Aadwa Ga taodc Treasured Musical Memories Unlike most of the clubs in Me- pham High School is the band. The members of this club not only meet even day but receive a grade for doing so. Whether this factor is a deterent or an attraction, the band is. perhaps, the most populated club in our school. The size of the club, however, is not what makes our band special, it is more the members. Way back in elementary school most of us began our musical training with the infamous scales and practice sheets. Most of us then went on to higher musical training in the junior high schools where watermelon Man became an integral part of our routine. Looking back on the years, it is difficult to believe that the same mu- sicians are tackling such masterpieces as Esplanade and New World Sym- phony. As a reward for our triumphs, the band members have been afforded the opportunity to participate in a number of cultural exchange trips. When those of us who are currently seniors first joined the band, we were immediately wrapped up in the tre- mendous planning for what was to be our first band weekend — and what a weekend it was! The seemingly endless hours we spent traveling on buses to Wilminton. North Carolina were noth- ing in comparison to the big splashes we made on the Carolinian beaches and on the John T. Hoggard High School Stage. The following year the band trav- eled to Bethesda, Maryland where we also made a big splash — only this year we were wading in the numerous pud- dles formed by the continuously fall- ing rain. Even the incliment weather could not dampen our spirits as we cheerfully waited for our guided tour” of the White House! A fantastic time was had by all in Bethesda. and we were to say good-bye to our friends at W'alt Whitman High School, but truly ready to say hello to the sun! Our director. Mr. Rockwrin. and our captain. Jim Callahan, spent many months planning what was to be the climax of our three years in band. We were heading overseas to Austria. Ter- rorism changed our plans, and w e were all. to say the least, disappointed, but we weren't without an alternative. It was California here we come, and go we did! The West was wonderful, and a great time was had by everyone in at- tendance. Being a part of the Mepham High School band is much more than just knowing how to play a certain note, to read a key signature or to travel. The Mepham band is made up of a group of musically inclined, enthusiastical students; it is a combination that al- most always strikes a winning note! — Melissa Chalson 37 ORCHESTRA Clubs 38 TREASURE CHEST Officers Anne Feuerbach — Treasurer Jennifer Carrano — President Jamie Kudler — Vice-President Courtney Perry — Treasurer Gina Raynor — Secretary Orchestra TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE CHOIR Acapella Choir TOP: Robert Kenyon. Howard Nicoll, Wayne Buttner. Tom Carson, Jane Bailey, Kim Reilly, Doris Gogikyan 2ND FROM TOP: Kevin Virgilio, Michele Lococke, Dori-Ann Post, Gyodi Reid, Nercia Campbell. Alicia Singer 3RD FROM TOP: Annette Alonzo. William Salomon. Allison Steigman. Melissa Jainchill, Diane Bcrnadini, Patti Moore. Geri Gallagher BOTTOM: Evelyn Gogikyan, Shannon Heller. Ginger Feinberg. Leslie Shapiro, Wendy Buttner. Tracy Lavelle. Debbie Soule President Debbie Soule Secretary Dawn Chasin Vice-President Shannon Heller Historian Annette Alonzo Librarian Patti Moore Robes Evelyn Gogikyan TOP: Allison Steigman, Annette Alonzo, Jane Bailey 2ND FROM TOP: Patti Moore. Nercia Campbell. Wendy Buttner 3RD FROM TOP: Debbie Soule. Gyodi Reid. Shannon Heller BOTTOM: Ginger Feinberg, Leslie Shapiro. Madrigal Singers Choir TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 41 TOP: Debbie Bracco. Lisa Musemeci. Lauren Huikower. Karen You mens, Craig Varetn, Rob Fegan. Robin Sasloff, Sarah Hanson. Wendy Jester. Jane Yim, Jamie Levine MIDDLE: Lisa Ferrara. Sue Lehmann. Susan Silver, Jen Goodman. Andrea Goodman. Debbie Lander. Trista Christman. Carol Wilson. Josephine Sorren- tino. Carrie Taylor. Terri OToole. Mr. Rick Cuchcl BOTTOM: Stephanie Fedynak. Melissa Jainchill. Stacy Silverman, Jackie Denmark. Anthony Giangrande. Rick Davis. Mike Sanfilippo. JoAnn Apnle, AllisonWer- nick. Melissa Chalson. Stacey Schain. President Mike Sanfilippo Vice President JoAnn Aprile Co Vice-President Anthony Giangrande Secretary Jackie Denmark Treasurer Rick Davis Building Spirit The 1986 Student Government, under the direction of Mr. Rick Cuchel, has contributed a great deal this year. Members have contributed not only to the school, but also to the community. They had been involved for the past two years in a Latch- Key program. In this activity, volunteer students take time after school to aid elementary school children whose parents work. Student Government President Mike Sanfilippo and Vice-President JoAnn Aprile were very busy during the holiday season in setting up fund raisers such as the toy drive for orphans. Student Government also held car washes to raise money for both needy families and school functions. They were also responsible for setting up the Homecoming Parade and other school activities such as Spirit Week and the selling of carnations for Valentine’s Day. Student Government is a very important organization in Mepham High School Society. It is a basis for most activities that occur within the school. If there is an organization that builds the foundation for school spirit this is truly the one. By viewing the activities initiated this year, one can see that the Student Government has made life easier and better for not only the students at Mepham High School but also for the whole community. — Mike Sanfilippo Student Government TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 43 BUCCANEER Clubs 44 TREASURE CHEST TOP: Audrey Ormstcn. Rich Leff, Jon Weinstein, Miquel Cima, Chris Hassett, Larry Brady. Scott Perry. Gary Brendel, Mike Krebs. Jen Egert MIDDLE: Dan Rabinowitz, Vicki Vecchione. Jason Zervaudkes, Erika Friedman. Young Kim. Todd Gottesman. Elizabeth Thompson. Alyssa Engelson. Mr.Jack Rice (advisor) BOTTOM: Lisa Landau, Diane Turturro. Kris Sbarra. Mary Beth Henry. Linda Ventimiglia (editor-in-chief), Pam Silverman (managing editor). Laura Baldassi. May Lau, Cara Loetman A BUC” Worth Treasuring Within the past two years words that one could associate with the Buc- caneer is change. We began to break traditions and bring in new modern techniques. This year's staff has dedi- cated itself to maintaining and even surpassing the fine quality for which the Buc has been continuously com- mended. This past fall the staff attended a journalism conference at Columbia University. All wfere enthusiastic about learning new techniques and later adapting them to this year's ' Buc. Editor-in-Chief Linda Ventimiglia also incorporated new ideas which she learned by observing other high school newspapers. Linda kept the weekly editorial meetings, preplanned layouts, pulled quotes and many other concepts insti- tuted last year, although she made quite a few alterations herself. Linda changed the designs at the folio lines. The master head was redesigned and many new layouts were added. Managing editor Pam Silverman wrote a heartwarming editorial on the Special Ed. students. This received many letters commending the touch- ing way Pam captured these students. All of the individual departments were successful in maintaining interest- ing stories. For the first time in years the Buc had a sports section worth reading. Sports editors Chris Hassett and Scott Perry chose to print only school sports and high school related issues, which seemed to be a change the Buc needed. sections. The photography editors also did an exceptional job of providing quality pictures on time to accompany articles. In addition to the regular edi- tors, a Business Editor was added. Vicki Vecchione saved the Buccaneer with her charm by soliciting large amounts of ads. Lastly, the artists once again displayed their fine talents where needed. Advisor Jack Rice once again left the paper to the editors, although he was always there to help. He inspired many writers to reach beyond their limits and write articles they never thought possible. Jack Rice was con- cerned with not only for the Bucca- neer, but also for the well being of the staff members. Many times he was there to lend a helping hand. His time and advice will never go unnoticed. The staff meetings were always suc- cessful and enthusiastic. The layouts were tedious while at the same time fun. When the final product was pro- duced a feeling of accomplishment and pride was shared. As editor of the Buccaneer, I will always look back and remember the great times I had this past year, as well as the many friendships I have made. The entire staff deserves to be com- mended for the fine job they did. This has been an experience I will never for- get. Jack Rice concludes, I have always admired and treasured something that has become a rarity in this age: good, hard work. There was much to admire with this year’s staff!” — Linda Ventimiglia The feature pages as usual were su- perb as were the news and editorial Buccaneer -------------------------------45 TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE SENIOR CLASS Gubs 46 TREASURE CHEST TOP: Jennifer Campanile, Andrea Goodman. Anthony Giangrande, Wendy Jester. Sarah Hanson, Karen Youmans. Fran Stollcr, Lisa Musemeci, Melissa Jainchill. Terri O'Toole. Mrs. Sari Riefberg BOTTOM: Lisa Landau. Debbie Lander. Kim McDade, Rob Fegan. Jackie Denmark. Trista Christman, Stephanie Fedynak. President Rob Fegan Vice-President Lauren Hulkower Secretary Debra Lander Treasurer Kim McDade The Senior Class, under the leadership of Mrs. Sari Riefberg, had a very busy year from the start. At the football games, refreshments were sold to the hungry fans. The magazine sale and the sale of Mepham jackets were also significant in raising money. These fund raising activities were helpful in lowering the costs ofthe Prom tickets. During the holiday season, the members of Senior Class were involved in Oper- ation Goodwill for the Association of Children with Down's Syndrome. With President Rob Fegan dressed as Santa and Laura Baldassi, Jennifer Campanile, Stephanie Fedynak, Debbie Lander and Kim McDade dressed as elves, the Senior Class helped bring holiday spirit to the children. During the latter part of the year, the Senior Class ordered the caps and gowns and made final arrangements for the Prom and Graduation Day. Overall, the Senior Class had a year to remember! — Rob Fegan Senior Qass TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 47 ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE ACADEMICS 48 ------------------------ TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE National Honor Society TOP: Sarah Hanson, Jen Egert, Brenda Miller, Bill Brocks. Jon Weinstein. Tom Johnston. Ken Rauschen- bach. Rob Fegan, Scott Loetman, Howard Nicoll, Benson Hausman, Rich Cante. Kim McDade. Karen Youmens. MIDDLE: Winnie Yim, Ann Feuerbach. Steve Marbit, Mike Sanfilippo. Brian Trustman. Debbie Hearns. Wendy Jester. Debbie Lander. Andrea Goodman, Fran Stoller, Anthony Giangrande. Jim Keleher, Laura Baldassi, Monica Waters BOTTOM: Lisa Landau. Melissa Chalson, Michelle Merriweather. Stephanie Fedynak, Kris Sbarra, Andrea Pinto. Melissa Jaichill. Terri OToole. Diane Turturro. Debbie Rubbo, Jennifer Campanile. JoAnn Aprile. Dondi Fusco. President Kenneth Rauschenbach Vice-President Kim McDade Secretary Andrea Goodman Treasurer Diane Turturro The 1986 National Honor Society chapter is composed of about 60 students. These students have worked very hard over the last three years to meet the necessary requirements. Students must have a minimum of 87.5 overall average each year and participate in an extracurricular activity as well as be voted in by faculty members. This year's Honor Society has taken on numerous activities and projects. Both the tutorial service and the Big Brother — Big Sister programs were continued from last year. The Honor Society provides free tutoring to any student who needs help in a class. Members could also volunteer their services as a big brother or sister to one of the Special Ed students. The volunteers ate lunch with their ''brother'' or sister” once a week. Our newest project was the Cerebral Palsy Trivia Challenge. The Honor Society set up the competition in which many school clubs and organizations participated. The school raised $1400 for its effort. The Honor Society, directed by Mrs. Ann Mills, is a true sign of academic excellence in Mepham High School. It’s Academic Joseph Cronin Erik Webb Jason Rubin Jon Weinstein Bobby Salderelli Advisor Brian Stumm Mr. George Nider ACADEMICS 49 TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE THE FINE ARTS Drama 50 TREASURE CHEST Drama TOP: Jackie Denmark. Trista Christman. Lauren Hulkowcr. Amy Schelendorf, Malce Kline. Suzanne Tarazi, Audrey Ormsten, Jennifer Goodman. MIDDLE: May Lau. Jo Sorrentino, Erika Friedman. Dondi Fusco. Brian Romano, Patti Moore, Carolyn Sosnowski BOTTOM: Pam Kudysch, Michele Lotocke, Mark Werner, Howard Nicoll, Sarah Hanson, Melissa Jainchill. Carol Wilson President Howard Nicoll Adviser Mr. George Nider Vice-President Melissa Jainchill Publicity Sarah Hanson Secretary Michelle Lotocke _ w _ . Stage Manager Julie Vecchio Treasurer Mark Werner Performances A Murder Is Announced Pajama Game TOP: Dan Rabinowitz, Brian Romono, Jen Egert, Suzanne Tarazi, Dan Paschette, Robin Sasloff, Steve Fusaro BOTTOM: Michelle Hadlow, Josephine Sorrentino, Anne Feuerbach, Mary Beth Henry, Andrea Pinto, Michelle Fabbri, Carol Wilson, Carolyn Rispoli. Art Club President Andrea Pinto Kelly Penny Vice-President Michelle Fabbri Adviser Mr. James Brown Secretaries Mary Beth Henry Art Qub TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 51 Qubs 52 TREASURE CHEST TREASURE CHEST TOR Lisa Musemcci. Debbie Hearns, Sarah Hanson. Eric Hotter. Lauren Haltigan. Kim Me Dade. Tnsta Christman. Jackie Denmark MIDDLE Melissa Jamchill. Laura Baldassi. Andrea Goodman. Monica VI aters. Debbie Lander. Fran Scoller. Mr. Cntelli BOTTOM: Stephanie Fedynak. Melissa Campanile. Lisa Landau. Editor-in-Chief Mini-Mag Editor Wendy Jester Melissa Chalson Assistant Editor Finance Editors Terri O'Toole Andrea Goodman Advisor Debra Lander Mr. Joseph Critelli Staff Stephanie Fedynak Jennifer Campanile Debbie Hearns Fran Stoller Eric H utter Melissa Jainchill Sarah Hanson Jackie Denmark Mary Beth Henry Miquel Cima Photographers Todd Gottesman Brenda Miller Trista Christman Lauren Haltigan Chris DaRold Eric Webb Winnie Yim A Special Thanks to All Those WhoReally Made This Yearbook Possible — Wendy Jester Yearbook treasure the difference 53 SADD TOP: Winnie Yim.Janine Me Dade. Howard Nicoll, Kim MeDade, Fran Stoller MIDDLE: Jamie Levine. Lisa Musemeci, Dondi Fusco. Karyn Richman. Julie Kraut BOTTOM: Jennifer Goodman. Jackie Denmark. Trista Christman. Debbie Lander. Andrea Goodman President Jackie Denmark Vice-President Debbie Lander Secretary Trista Christman Treasurer Jennifer Goodman Math Team Cathy Cooke Jessica Darron Erica Feldman Evan Freedman Todd Gottesman Tim Iseman Adam Kushner May Lau Scott Loetman Karen Mahn Stephen Marbit Richard Mehl Joe O'Leary Sam Polak Maria Politis Jason Rubin Carolyn Sosnowski Debra Soule Brian Stumm Jon Weinstein SADD TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 55 POLITICAL MEMBERS OF POLITICAL FORUM Sal Ahanasio Peter Gordon Patricia Moore Neil Baier Todd Gottesman Karen Morgan Mark Bauer Debbie Hearns Audrey Ormsten Andrew Berliner Justin Heller Ann Rau Vicky Borgia Shannon Heller Bill Rauschenbach Gary Brendel Gene Hoffman Gina Raynor Paul Broderick Michelle Hollander Jyodi Reid Richard Bromberg Gary Horowitz Joanne Reinhardt Robert Carpenter John Jacobs Karyn Richman Jon Cerabone Nick Jones Brian Romano Sam Cerro Scott Jones Stacy Rubin Melissa Chalson Scott Kass Seasom Schelin Darren Cicchillo Adam Kerievsky Lainie Schwartz Erik Cohen Ross Kerievsky Jeff Schwarz Cathy Cooke Young Kim Elysa Serber Joe Cronin Julie Kraut Laura Sharpe Jessica Darrow Rob Kreuger Pam Silverman Andrew Diamond Doug Kugal Michael Solomon Chris Edom Marc Kwalerun Carolyn Sosnowski Neil Einhorn May Lau David Sotille Kevin Fedynak Wesley Lee Allison Steigman Ginger Feinberg Richard Leff Tracey Strickland Erica Feldman Jeff Livingston Martin Toto Rob Frazer Diana Linares Tim Trainor Brian Freeman Cara Loetman Jeanne Vassel Anne Marie Gogolinski Karen Mahn Victoria Vecchione Diane Gogots Steve Mare Suzanne Waller Jonathan Goldman Richard Mehl Jason Zervoudakes Benjamin Goody Matthew Mogul Point of Inquiry . . . Point of Information .. . Point of Query . . . Point of Personal Privilege ... All of these points can be, and quite often are, declared by the members of the Political Forum. This club, under the supervision of Mrs. M. Garrett and the leadership of Michelle Hollander, has quite a reputation for excellent debate. No issue is out of reach for the club members — if there’s two sides to any argument then there is definately appropriate means for debate! The club is particularly proud to have hosted its eighth Model Congress in which they hosted many foreign high schools for a weekend of steamed debate! Although preparations for the extravaganza often seemed endless, the Final results were more than well worth it!!! — Melissa Chalson Political Forum TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 57 Sruocnrs The heat a on or t lost the sun � s Michelle KAr� i r. and Christ Stmrh help edeSatt Spire VC eci. FjUKTh mh t Phil BalralVonr s pajamas roon «u the buf question o rhe di or at lost Fnth Urfce thought so 5$ TRJ.ASI Rl CHEST I Lenore Miglino and her friend Teddy, Neil Markey. and Rich Mehl pose for a picture on Pajama Day. Teddy looks a bit under the weather. Students TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 59 Jeanne Igneri and Cindy Tholke getting ready to participate in the Homecoming Pa- rade. Lisa Musemeci and Andrea Garbar proving that it's impossi- ble to catch the rays” in the cafeteria, even though they obviously caught the spirit. Dondi Fusco enthusiastically views the annual fall Pep Rally during Spirit Week. Students 60 TREASURE CHEST The light must have been intense in the cafeteria for John Veracka, Jimmy Callahan, and Bill Brocks to have broken out the shades on Hawaiian Day. Kelly Fenny and Chrissy Kemper lend a hand to our annual Scholarship Drive. Students TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 61 62 TREASURE CHEST TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 63 Margot Agramonce Doreen Anselmo Kim Arce Frederick Arko Lisa Attanasio Robert Austin Amy Baker Gina Bakota Christine Banyas Steven Barsh Michelle Beverly Robert Boardman Colleen Brennan Colleen Brown Lisa Brunetti Wendy Buttner Donna Caillcri William Callahan Annamarie Camillery Toni Campiglia Mary Louise Caputo Jeanne Cartabuke Mike Catapano JeannineCelebrini Elizabeth Champ Deana Cirigliano Elissa Cohen Jane Conaghan Kerr ’ Cox Michael Crespo Lisa Cunningham Susan Cunningham David Degruttola Tammy Elowirz Evelyn Eng Alyssa Engelson Beth Falcicchio Eddie Farrell Kevin Fedynak Carole Ferrante Kelly Feulner Brian Flashner Agromonte — Flashner 64 TREASURE CHEST Stephen Foley Andrea Friedman Theresa Gallent I ara Garber Philip Garine Michelle Geller L to R: Jane Yim, Carrie Taylor, Susan Lehmann, Pamela Weinsaft Watch Out Mepham . . . Here Comes ’88! The 1985-86 Sophomore Class was on a roll this year. We worked very hard under the leadership of our officers. President Pam Wein- saft, Vice President Sue Lehmann, Secretary Carrie Taylor, and Trea- surer Jane Yim. The first of our successful events was the selling of Mepham buttons. Our next undertaking was the selling of candy- grams during the holiday season. The sale went over so well that it will become a new Mepham tradition. Following the sale of the candy- grams, we had a bake sale with the help of the Monday Afternoon Club. The proceeds were donated to help less fortunate children. Then, we participated in the Trivia Challenge to help raise money to fight Cerebral Palsy. Our next activity was the selling of locker (con’t p.69) Foley — Geller TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 65 THE MAKING SOPHOMORE I have to study tonight; I have a test tomorrow. I’d better prepare for my college boards. I’m really expecting to be ranked in the top tenth of my class. If I get up enough nerve, I might cut gym today. JUNIOR I’ll cut gym to study for the test. Well, PSAT’s don’t count anyway. Well, maybe the upper half. It’s nice outside, maybe I’ll cut English. SENIOR Study? A combined score of 620 isn’t that bad. I’m not a number, I’m a human being. I’ll cut physics 2nd period, Math 4th, psych 5th . . . Gerner — Kaplan TREASURE CHEST Kim Gerner Joanne Giunta Tricta Gould Albert Grandville Cathy Gray Joseph Hand Donna Hudcovtc Waiel Hussein Susan Jainchill Jeannette Jimenez Michael Johnson Jill Kaplan Greg Heaney Isadora Hecht Richard Heinz Helene Hoerschgen Eugene Hoffman Edward Howe Jennifer Katz Michael Kelly Denise Kennedy Mary Kratina Pamela Kudysch Douglas Kugal Heather Kumpf Sharon Lastella Angela Lato May Lau Vanessa Lee Vincent Lee Richard Leff Susan Lehmann Cara Loetman Jeanette Lowe Gina Marinacci James Marinello OF A SENIOR SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR I think 1 11 buy lunch in the cafeteria today. Food? Is that what the cafeteria calls it? I ll walk to the deli. Who’s got a car? Let’s go to Burger King. What am I going to do? I’m late for class. Gym to Chemistry in 4 minutes? Come on, they don’t really expect me to be on time What period is this anyway? High school is a great place to meet new people and make a new friend. Well I’m sure there are many people I still haven’t met. Can’t wait to get out of this place! These people make me sick! I can t go out tonight — I have school tomorrow. Even though I stayed out late, I’ll drag myself to school. I can’t go to school today — I stayed out too late last night. Katz — Marinello TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 67 Josette Martin Christina Matcyaschuk Cari-Ann McCabe Danielle Me Keegan Maria Mennella Donna Miclz Siggy Moyal Tony Mun Jane Murray Christine Muscarella Lisa Notarile Mindy Olsen Anita Paulsen Sam Polak Erik Policaro Maria Politis Dori-Ann Post Vivian Potamousis Laurie Pryor Adrian Pumareno Tami Rantz Janine Roberts Robin Rosen Daniel Rosen Chris Ross Paul Saueracker Stacey Schain Pamela Schulz David Sevlnik Dawn Shapiro Alan Shekailo Charles Sierra George Smalls Josephine Sorrentino Carolyn Sosnowski Dave Sottile Elizabeth Sparacino Fred Speigel Ronnie Stibritz Nancy Stimell Jason Tambarkis Carrie Taylor Martin — Taylor 68 TREASURE CHEST TOP: Mike Wyman. Janine MeDade. Erica Friedman, Robin Ashby, May Lau MIDDLE: Ann Marie Corless, Carolyn Sosnowski. Andrea Blum, Alyssa Engelson, Andrea Friedman, Allison Wernick BOTTOM: Jane Yim, Sue Lehmann, Pam Weinsaft, Carrie Taylor. Stacy Schain Watch Out Mepham . . . Here Comes ’88! mirrors, which also proved to be a great success. In addition to our fund-raising activities, we kept the bulletin board outside the boy’s gym up-to-date. We have already begun plans for our Senior Prom. Members of Sophomore Class include Robin Ashby, Andrea Blum. Ann Marie Corless, Alyssa Engelson, Andrea Friedman, Erica Fried- man, May Lau, Sue Lehmann, Janine Me Dade, Stacy Schain, Carolyn Sosnowski, Pam Weinsaft, Allison Wernick, Mike Wyman, and Jane Yim. Watch out Mepham! Here comes the Class of 1988!! — Richard Leff — Pam Weinsaft Thompson — Vitiello TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE V Elizabeth Thompson Marilyn Thorgrimson Denis Tucker Kerri Viola Kevin Virgilio Melody Vitiello Roderick Voigt Anne Walsh Ronald Watson Tracey Weed Wendy Weghorst Meryl Weinsaft Pamela Weinsaft Allison Wernick Jennifer Whitney Theresa Wildner Heather Willacy Carol Wilson 72 TREASURE CHEST TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 73 Melissa Aber Annette Alonzo Susan Amelia Maritza Angueira Steven Apelskog Harry Arianas Frances Atkinson Caesar Augustus Debra Bacheller John Baiko Andrea Barouch Lucinda Bauer Chris Baylis Gavin Bollinger Maria Bonamo Victoria Borgia Jeremy Boyle Debbie Bracco Marc Braglia Colin Brantley Laura Brcnnen Edward Burke Christine Camille Toni Campiglia Marie Cancellare Christian Caponi Michele Caprio Lynelle Cardone Robert Carpenter Thomas Carsten Michael Cavuoto Sam Cerro Denise Chambers Dawn Chasin Thomas Chiello Stephanie Chimera Deana Ciuffo Maria Cocozzelli Catherine Collette Christine Coletti Catherine Cooke Maureen Corr Vivian Cuello Keith Dallas Bradley Darcy Vanessa D Auria Christina Davis Christine Dietrich Michelle Dunning Kim Dunstatter Scott Eichorn Neil Einhorn Lena Eng Felice Epstein Christine Faltz Kathleen Farley Aber — Farrell 74 TREASURE CHEST Gina Farrell Lisa Ferrara Nicholas Ferraro Nancy Fishkin Peter Fishkin Kim Forte Douglas Foster Robert Frazer Brian Freeman Kathy Friedman Bryan Fuoco Steven Fusaro Michelle Fusco Loretta Gagliardo More Than Just Class” Junior Class was an exciting, active club this year. This tight-knit group held fun- draisers which were successful due to the cooperation and devotion on the part of its members. One of the goals of thejunior Class was to raise money. To enhance spirit, maroon and gray pom-poms were sold during Spirit Week and at the Homecoming Parade. The sale was a complete success as every pom-pom was sold. At the holiday season. Junior Class was Ready. Adorable 'Snuggables were vended. Let it never be said that the ’85-’86 Junior Class wasn't romantic. We'd never miss Val- entine's Day. A data-match survey was done to help everyone find the perfect sweetheart. The Junior Class was more than just a fun- draising organization. Every Thursday, mem- bers shuffled into the guidance office at 2:30 to join our devoted advisor, Mrs. Smithline. for the weekly meeting. Those members who went to extra help always came in later, even if it was just to catch the latest news. It also wasn't uncommon during a meeting for a face to pop into the doorway and say that while she had an appointment or a ton of homework and couldn’t stay, that (con't p. 77) Ferrara — Garine TREASURE CHEST 75 Aimee Germain Elizabeth Giaimo Patricia Gibney Elizabeth Ginty Anncmarie Gogolinski Anie Gonzalez Jennifer Goodman Benjamin Goody Susan Graham Nadine Greene Maria Guercia Joanna Hahn Marry Hannon Jeffrey Hcicr Shannon Heller Stefanie Herman Michelle Hollander Eric Huttcr Paul Imperiale John Jacob Alfred Jensen Nicholas Jones Scott Jones Jonathan Kaplan Scott Kass Deborah Kastaua Steven Katz Adam Kerievsky Ross Kerievsky Michele Kerwin Susanne Kirby Lisa Klancer Malee Kline Lori Knecht John Kolberg Michelle Kontrafouris Julie Kraut Robert Kreuger Jonathan Krobot Lenny Lampel Jamie Levine Jennifer Licata Michael Lindwer Donna Lisanti Fayth Litke Douglas Livingston Debbie Longo Joseph Lucchese Scon Lukas Susanne Maiorana Bill Madison Andrea Maiafis Andrea Mammone Stephanie Mamscalco Stephen Mare Rhonda Margone Michael Marinello Laurie Mark Lisa Markowitz Chris Marmo Chris Masillo John Massaro Josephine Mastrangelo Michelle McAlinden Katherine McCann James McDermott James McGuire Kelly McNiff Mike Mercocella Robert Messner Heller - Messner TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE Michelle Mini Pat Moore Michael Morales Joseph Morano Frank Mormon Sean Mulligan Jennifer Munnich Leslie Nadler Lori Nastro Salvatore Natale Melissa Norbcrto Audrey Ormsten Tanja Ouess Michael PandolFi Danny Paschette Patricia Passaro Caro! Pellegrino Jane Perdikov Courtney Perry Eddie Pisano Christine Poggio Gregg Pollack Doug Posner Katheryn Purcell Kerrin Quinn Tracey Rabckoff Maria Ramos Ann Rau William Rauschenbach Gina Raynor Jill Reddock Joanne Reinhardt Denise Richichi Karyn Richman Kim Riley Caroline Rispoli Ilyse Rockwin Anne Roderick Andrea Rohback Brian Romano Danny Rosen Debra Rosenblatt Jeremy Ross Donna Ryan Pamela Ryan Tim Ryan Maria Sabatino Laurie Schccr Amy Schcnendorf Curtis Schick Susan Schneider Joseph Schurz Justine Sciacca Sheryl Selinsky Elysa Serbcr Leslie Shapiro Mini — Sharpe 78 -------------- TREASURE CHEST Laura Sharpe Tina Siege! Kevin Siena Pam Silverman Stacey Silverman Lynn Sleeman Michael Smith Debbie Soule Allison Steigman Steven Stone Tracey Strickland Sue Strifes Jane Strofece Brian Stumm that she didn't forget or not care. It was that kind of devotion that made Junior Class spe- cial. Mrs. Smithline has said that she belives Junior Class has been a learning experience for everyone, and I believe the members would agree. Things besides club plans were discussed at our meetings. Our little meeting room in the back of the guidance department became an open forum where opinions on many matters were voiced and feelings on topics ranging from social problems to grades were shared. The officers of Junior Class are to be com- mended for providing leadership and, more importantly, for getting such a large number of people involved. Karyn Richman was the president and Kathy Farley was vice-presi- dent. The secretary was Julie Kraut and Jill Reddock was the trusted treasurer. Mrs. Smithline deserves merit also. She was a ter- rific and responsible advisor as well as an indispensible friend. The members of Junior Class were: Maria Cocozelli, Kathy Farley, Nancy Fishkin, Kathy Firedman, Jennifer Goodman, Joanna Hahn, Stephanie Herman. Julie Kraut. Jamie Levine. Steve Mare, Lisa Markowitz, Audrey Ormsten, Jill Reddock, Karyn Richman. Ma- ria Sabitino. Sue Schneider, Elysa Serber, Tina Siegel, Pam Silverman, and Vicki Vecchione. — Pam Silverman Siegel — Stumm TREASURE CHEST 79 Steven Summers Karen Sutton Chris Tabone Robert Tardell Gina Tesoriero Martin Toto Tony Trafford Tony Troisc Craig Vaream Jeanne Vassel Victoria Vecchione Robert Vermillion Tara Villanueva Vicky Villari Debbie Viniotis Kelly Wallace Gregory Ward Sharon Ware Rick Wartel Lisa Weber Donna Willix Michael Zapata Jason Zervoudakes Laura Ziegler Steven Garine Division — Seniors ------------------------------- 83 TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE Michele Aber Anthony Adamo Salvatore Adamo Dawn Ahrens Martin Alduino John Anselmo Henry Antonio JoAnn Aprile Salvatore Attanasio Laura Augugliaro Jane Bailey Laura Baldassi Philip Balzafiore Jody Bencivenga Diane Bernardini Angelo Biscardi Aber — Biscardi 84 ----------------- TREASURE CHEST Bishop — Brody TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 86 Brown — Carlson TREASURE CHEST Jennifer Carrano Anthony Ceparano Melissa Chalson Kim Chanice Trista Christman Chris Christou Miguel Cima John Cipolla Thomas Conforti James Conlon Enri Cortina Eugene Covelli Joseph Cronin Frances Cuddihy Kerrie Curtin Amy Cutrone Carrano — Cutrone TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 87 Douglas Damm Christopher DaRold John D'Auria Richard Davis Matthew Dean Dianne Degree Tina Delorenzo Jacqueline Denmark Richard DiSalvo Tracy Dishman Robert Dixon Joanne Dorazio Matthew Douglas Denis Dunathan Steven Dunn Gina Dunning Damm — Dunning 88 TREASURE CHEST Fabbri — Feuerbach 90 TREASURE CHEST John Feulncr Anthony Filosa Vincent Fiorillo Mark Fogel Robert Forman Evan Freedman Bonae Friedman Edward Frohmann Donna Furneaux Paul Fusco Angela Galatioto Jeryl Anne Gallagher Andrea Garbar Bradley Garine Elise Gerber Victor Germain Feulner — Germain TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 91 Dtv 4 Grnnw Aachom GanpAdt Mut Gttaun Nancy Gtunca Sear. Gnaas Docete Gtock Eve - Goykw= Rere Gcoauez 31irea Gcccnsin Rooerr Gcecman Bean GtXxSBB Robert Go q Dime Graham Mic male Gfeensmict Debra Gromcwok: Frank Grow. Gevamer — Grow 92 TK ASLR CHEST Hausman — Hetherington 94 --------------------- TREASURE CHEST Virginia Hetzel Dennis Hood James Hoppe Lauren Hulkower Michael Igneri Jeanne Ignieri James Imperiale Tim Iseman Laura Jablonowski Theresa Jacoby Melissa Jainchill Kelly Jauck Todd Jean David Jemmott Wendy Jester Thomas Johnston Hetzel — Johnston TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 95 Melissa June Jodi Karr Petros Katsalas Darren Katz Sara Kaufman Jennifer Kaye Daniel Keelan James Keleher Michele Kelly Christina Kempner Theresa Kengla Robert Kenyon Kim Klieger Mark Kobulnick Michael Krebs John Kretzmer June — Kretzmer 96 TREASURE CHEST Jamie Kudier Adam Kushner Cheryl Kuskowski Kenneth Lack William Lacy Lisa Landau Debra Lander Tami Landi Langdon — Lotocke 98 --------------- TREASURE CHEST David Lipfert Scott Loetman Christopher Lorentzen Michele Lotocke Daniel Langdon Tracy La velle Michele Lechner Sharri Levinn Dani Lurzic Kathleen Lyden Sandra Lyew Thomas Macaluso Vincent Macaluso Patricia Magarine Karen Maksimchak Christine Malloy Debra Maltese Joseph Mancini Tara Mandel Kenneth Marasco Stephen Marbit Joseph Mare Candice Markauskas Neil Markey Lutzic — Markey TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 99 JoAnn Marmo Dave Marsico Eugene Marzano Carlo Massa ro Josep Masso Frank Mastrangelo Caren McCafferty Phillip McCaul Kimberley McDadc Maura McDonough James McKenna Dawn McManus Patrick McQuillan Richard Mehl Annemarie Meinccke Joseph Menniti 100 Marmo — Menniti TREASURE CHEST Michelle Merriweather Lenorc Miglino Brenda Miller Maureen Minn Karen Moen Salvatore Mondello Michael Moody John Moore Merriweather — Moore TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 101 Kelly Moore Anthony Morea Michael Morgan Bryan Morris Raymond Mulligan James Murphy Kevin Murray Lisa Musumeci Moore — Musumeci TREASURE CHEST John Nelson Howard Nicoll Christine Noble Joseph O'Leary David Orlick Theresa O'Toole Josette Palazzo Lisa Palazzolo Sandra Park Kelly Penny Roni Perjon Scott Perry Renato Pesce Andrea Pinto Laura Pollock John Potamousis V Nelson — Potamousis TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 103 Brian Purcell Christian Rampin Kevin Rantz Kenneth Rauschenbach Anthony Reilly Stephen Reinold Mitchell Resnick Genevieve Riccardi Linda Riccio Stephen Rich Raymond Rinaldi Lorraine Rispoli Stacey Rommel John Rooney Steven Roseman Caren Rosenblum 104 Purcell — Rosenblum TREASURE CHEST Troy Rozcll Deborah Rubbo Jason Rubin Ronald Sadofsky Robert Saldarelli William Salomon Michael Sanfilippo Lisa Santangelo Rozell — Santangelo TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 105 m j Nancy Santiago Robin Sasloff Robin Savage Kristine Sbarra Lori Ann Scavelli John Schilling Lynda Schnell Adam Serper Santiago — Serper TREASURE CHEST Samantha Sheeber Susan Silver Gustave Simon Allison Sklar Christine Smith Gregory Smith Sean Sommers Nicole Spinosa Susan Stasio Fran Stoller Beatrice Swift Roben Symbouras Debra Szentmariay Suzanne Tarazi Deneil Targowski Sarah Taylor Sheeber — Taylor TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 107 Meg Termotto Michael Testa Michelle Tetikaplan Michael Teves Cynthia Tholke Nicholas Travaglione Antoinette T ruglio Diane Turturro Maryanne Vanacore Denise Vancura Stacey Vaneck Julia Vecchio Linda Ventimiglia John Veracka Peter Verdone Michael Vinccnch Termotto — Vincench 108 ----------------------- TREASURE CHEST Valeric Voigt David Walch Jodi Wasserman Michelle Waters Monica Waters Erik Webb Kevin Weber Jonathan Weinstein Jeffrey Weiss Mark Werner John Westbrook John Wdken George Wdkinson John WQlix Robert Winarsky Martin Wissig Keith Wunder Kristen Wunder Winnie Yim Karen You mans Giro! Zamojcin Susan Zullo THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS WERE NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: John Abruzzo Timothy Maher Helen Alterio Peter Matragrano Daniel Barn- Diane McCabe Dean Barton Karen McCourt Daniel Bierbauer Michael MUler Toni Campiglia Michael Morea Angelo Cataldo George Peter Richard Cirigliano Roy Pierce Lisa Daber Charles Redman Jack Drenckhahn Stacy Schoenbach James Dunne Earl St.John Glenn GuUfoyle Robert Wallace Jennifer Hecht Rosemarie W'ddncr Gregory Johanson Helene Zanetn Frank Koposesky Donald Zeller Weiss — Zullo no ------------------ TREASURE CHEST TOP: Coach Goldman. Mike Teves, Brian Purcell, Rob Fegan.Joe Mare. Brad Ganne. Tom Macaluso, Larry Brady. Chris Hassett. Scott Lucas, Tom Equinda, Tim Ryan, Coach O'Grady MIDDLE: Doug Foster, Bill Brocks. Caesar Augustus. Andre Dixon. Chris Baylis. Tom Chiello, Peter Honan. Bill Madison, Nick Travig- lione. BOTTOM: Santy Aa- lone. James McDermott. Denis Dunathan. John Feulner.John D’Auria, Sean Givans, Stephen Mare, Mike Forte Sports 114 ---------------- TREASURE CHEST Great Moments in Our Lives This past football season at Mepham HS will go down as one of the most successful seasons in the school’s history(7-3). The pirates’’ recorded a 6-2 league record and an overall 7-3 record to finish 2nd to Garden City in the Nassau County Champion- ship. We started the season on August 25th on an optimistic note with 16 returning letterman from last season. In football, sometimes the plans you make don't come to fruitation. In our second pre-game scrim- mage, Denis Dunathan was injured and we would later find out that he would miss the first four games. Our offense was built around our quarter- back and we were not prepared to start the season by breaking in our back-up QB James McDermott. James did a fine job of filling in for Denis as he took us to first four games with a tough loss to defending Nassau Champs Plainedge 14-0, and a great win over a very tough W. Hempstead team 6-0. We thought that Denis might be ready for Garden City, our next opponent, but to Denis' disappointment, he was not as mobile as he expected to be and had to be replaced in the first quarter by Jim again. We lost that game 41-7, but it would be an inspirational loss to look back on when we would meet Garden City in the playoffs. After that devastating loss you would think that a team would fold but we tightened our belts and worked a little harder. We had already played the toughest part of our schedule. The next opponent lifted our spirits, as we were playing cross-town rivals, the Kennedy Cougars, at our Homecoming. The Pirates were ready and defeated the Cougars 40- 0. We won the rest of our league contests. Valley Stream Central 42-7 Calhoun 27-12 and MacArthur 15-0. It was the best record in 30 odd years at Mepham. Excellent! (con’t p. 118) Vars. Football 115 TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE Patti Scaccio. Stephanie Maniscaico. Theresa Caputo, Donna Lisanti. Karen Sutton. Andrea Goodman. Dianne Degree. Sue Zullo. Chris Malloy. Lauren Hulkower, Vanessa D Auria, Pam Ryan. JoAnn Aprile 116 Sports TREASURE CHEST Give Me an M”! Since the end of the summer, the varsity cheerleaders have been working very hard. Our daily practices have helped us work to- gether as a unit. Cheering throughout the football and basketball seasons, the varsity cheerleaders led by captains Sue Zullo and Dianne Degree worked hard to lift the school spirit and cheer the teams on, while also achieving victories of their own. On December 1st, we competed in the Nassau cheerleading competition held at Val- ley Stream North High School. We took third place out of 14 teams, missing first place by only two points. Later this year we hope to compete in the Long Island Competition. Al- though the other teams present tough com- petition, we think we can win. We would like to give a very special thanks to our coach, Mrs. Lambert. She went be- yond the ordinary role of an advisor; she helped choreograph our entire competition routine, and was definately an asset to the This year’s varsity squad consists ofJoAnn Aprile, Theresa Caputo, Vanessa D'Auria, Dianne Degree, Andrea Goodman. Lauren Hulkower, Donna Lisanti. Chris Malloy, Stephanie Maniscalco. Pam Ryan, Patti Scac- cio, Karen Sutton, and Sue Zullo. — Andrea Goodman — Sue Zullo Vars. Cheerleaders TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 117 The playoffs were now upon us. We were to play the mighty Bethpage, and we prepared for the game by putting a few new wrinkles in our defense, who, I must say, was lead by our newly acquired coach Kevin McElroy. The big day was upon us. We outplayed Bethpage in the first half but the score was 0-0. Bethpage was stunned but came out in the second half and scored 13 unanswered points. With 4 min. 11 sec. to go in the game it happened. The Bethpage center snapped the ball over the punter's head and we recovered the ball. We then went to score on Brady’s 9 yd. run and D'Auria's extra point. On the next play we made the decision to kick an on side kick. D’Auria kicked to perfection to Tom Equinda. On the ensuing play, Denis called for a deep throw. He threw the ball down the field to Rob Fegan who beat his man. The ball hung up forever and finally came down in his hands and he ran the next four yards into the endzone. D'Auria kicked the extra point and the next is history. We had won. The feeling had to go down for me as one of the greatest moments in my life. My players and coaches felt the same. In football, the joy of winning the big game doesn't last too long when you are preparing to play Garden City again. The earlier loss had acted as an inspiration for the whole town. We lost the game 7-0. It was a hard fought con- test, but for whatever reason, we couldn't put the points on the board. Everyone is proud of our play- ers. It was a dream for everyone who plays the game to have. I'm going to miss our Seniors. I’ll expect the graduating seniors to get in touch with me and wish us luck. It was a great year, not because we just won, but because we got close to one another and we grasped our moment” in this part of our lives at Mepham High School. — Coach Goldman J.V. Football 118 ----------------- TREASURE CHEST Cheerleading Michelle Geller, Christina Maccyaschuk. Christi- na Freischlad. Jennifer Whitney. Elissa Cohen. Helene Hoerschgen. Bottom: Janinc Roberts. Mary Caputo. Jennifer Kat , Kerri Viola. Meryl Weinsaft, Anna Maria Camillery J.V. Cheerleaders TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 119 Boy’s Soccer Boy's Soccer --------------------------- 121 TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE Top Cum Rownhlum. Lii Thompson. Wendy Jeatet. Deb� Under. Veronica McCarthy. Sarah T� ylo� . Shed Pfuter. Coach Me Manu� Middle Carrie Taylor. M� r Beth Henry. P� m Weinsaft. Kelly Jauck. Winnie Yim. Briber Hick Bottom Stephanie Fcdyrak. Ann Mane Corlo . Mehual Missing: Jennifer Campanile) A Season to Treasure When one thinks of girl's playing soccer, he will immediately think of muddy elects, jogging shorts, t-shirts, soccer balls and roughplaying, and yes, these things(at times) characterize the 1985 Girl's Soccer team. However the team was made up of much more than this. We cared for one another not just as team- mates, but more importantly as friends. Re- turning seniors Jennifer Campanile, Melissa Chalson, Stephanie Fedynak. Mary Beth Hen- ry, Kelly Jauck, Wendy Jester, Sara Kaufman and Caren Rosenblum(All League) welcomed recruits Michele Kelly. Debbie Lander, Sarah Taylor, and Winnie YimfAU Conference) as well as underclassmen Ann Marie Corless, Briget Hicks, Veronica McCarthy, Sheila Pfista, Carrie Taylor, Liz Thompson and Pam Weinsaft. Our practices (although sometimes lacking in aptitude) were Filled with fun and laughter. A special thanks goes to our coach. James McManus, who not only advised us, but put up with us as well. When one looks back at the team’s re- cord(3 4 l), he should not become caught up with it. He should instead realize that what we had was more special than any winning sea- son could have been. The friendships formed will remain long after the season's close. The difference in the girl's soccer team this year was certainly one to treasure! — Melissa Chalson Girl's Soccer 123 TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE Varsity Basketball Top Mike Marinello. Martin Alduino, Kevin Murray, Rob Winarsky. Scott Perry, I cnnis Hood Bottom: Sean Givans, Gary Brendel, Ken Rauschenbach, Eddie Cor- tina Sports 124 ----- TREASURE CHEST Sink It In! This year’s boys Varsity Basketball team looks to be very promising, with four of five starters from last year coming back: Dennis Hood, Kevin Murray, Ed Cortina and Mike Marinelio. These players coupled with the experienced varsity playing of Scott Ferry and Martin Alduino, will be a force to be reck- oned with in their division. As most of you well know, the team was dropped a division, a fact which should increase their chances of winning season. Coach Mac seems very ex- cited about the upcoming season. He is ex- pecting a winning season and a playoff birth in the process. Dennis Hood has been named team captain. Other members of the team include Gary Brendel, Frank Forbs, Steve Garine, Sean Givans, Steve Katz, Jim Kreckler. Ken Rauschenbach and Rob Win- arsky. The team seems very enthused about the season. We wish them luck. — Scott Perry Vars. Basketball TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 125 Anne Roderick. Lisa Klancer, Maria Guercia. Laurie Schccr. Anne Marie Gogolinski. Kim Riley. Brenda Miller. Ann Rau Annette Alonzo. Gina Raynor. Nicole Spinosa. Kim Kliger Bottom: Chris Ross. Terri O’Toole, Kim Arce, Jennifer Car rano, Andrea Friedman. Donna Hudcovic, Diane Langfelder. Candi Markauskas, Angela Lato Sports 126 ------------------- TREASURE CHEST Five, six, seven, eight . . . Knee, kick, swing back, down, knee ... Anyone within the hearing range of the Mepham Kickline’s practice area would recognize these common calls. Throughout the year, these kicks and steps have been combined, altered and perfected to create the Mepham Pirette half-time routines. It has taken much of our time and a lot of hard work to put together our performance. At times we became frustrated during a practice, but with the help of our advisor, Mrs. Banta. we always managed to pull ourselves together. The girls have worked very hard in choreographing and perfecting seven routines this year. Among them are Staying Alive. In the Mood. Broadway and Jump. We enjoyed performing for both the football and basketball games, at Homecoming and at the playoff game at Hofstra, despite weath- er and mechanical problems. A highlight of our second season was our participation in the annual Kickline Festival held at Kennedy High School. Fundraising activities were held throughout the year with the proceeds going towards the purchase of our second uniforms. The squad is made up of 22 girls including captains Brenda Miller. Terri O'Toole, and Anne Roderick. The girls would thank Mrs. Banta for all her time and effort this year. We couldn't have done it without her. Now for the Record girls, Let's do it five more times. — Anne Roderick Kickline TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 127 GIRL’S BASKETBALL TOP: Caren Delargy, Ann Marie Corlcss. Tricia Lescoc. Pamela Schultz. Vivian Potamousis. Kristen DiGiovanna, Karen Morgan. Nicole Brodeur. Sheila Pfistcr BOTTOM: Cathy Colette, Veronica McCarthy. Lena Eng. Evelyn Eng. Caren Hassett Girl's Basketball TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 129 BOY’S TENNIS Courageous, skillful, and victorious are the words that come to mind when thinking about last year's B tennis boy's Led by Coach Richard Marlborough, the squad had its ups and downs through the season, yet it managed to win six of its ten regular season games. Throughout the year, the Pirate team was destined for victory. The determination on each player's face indicat- ed the courage with which they played. STANDING Katyn Richman, Coach Marlborough. Brian Robert . Adam Kencvcky, Howard Efron. Scon Stem, Michael Vorgt. Eric Kuttoy. Craig Rosmsrein. Evan Freedman. Steve Leh- mann. Bran Freeman. Victoria Vecchione. SEATED Steve Eitenbcrg. Martin Toco. Gary Rand- man. Doug LivingMon. Eric flutter Boy's Tennis TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE TOP: A Singer, Jessica Darrow, Cathy Cooke, Kathy Friedman. Vicki Vecchione BOTTOM: Karyn Richman, Sue Schneider. Valerie Voigt. Nancy Fishkin. Girl s Tennis TREASURE CHEST GIRL’S TENNIS VOLLEYBALL The members of the Girl s Volleyball team were: Christina Brandes, Cindy Emma, Evelyn Eng, Carol Ferante, Michelle Fusco, Susan Lehmann, Tricia Lescoe, and Jane Yim. Captains were Cindy Emma, Carol Ferante and Tricia Lescoe. Volleyball 132 TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE BADMINTON Greta Delargy, Lisa Cicero, Cindy Emma. Maritza Angueira, Jane Randel, Lisa Novogrodsky, Anne Hillman, Corinne Ryan. Tricia Walkin, Missy MacCoy Badmitton TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 133 WRESTLING Sports 134 TREASURE CHEST The 1986 Mepham Wrestling team is currently on a 15-1 record for the season and has won the Massapequa Christmas Tourna- ment. The team is hoping to defend their County Championship suc- cessfully. The Senior Varsity wres- tlers include the team captains Sal Adamo, Anthony Adamo, and Phil Balziophore, along with Will Lacy, Darren Katz, Dan Langdon, Rich- ard Mehl, and Robert Exner. The Varsity Juniors consisted of mem- bers Glen Rommel, Chris Massillo, Peter Mercurio, Gregg Pollack, and Brian Fuoco. The wrestling team is coached by John Walter and Mike Muscara. A special thanks goes out to these fine coaches. -Sal Adamo Wrestling TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 135 Sports TREASURE CHEST TRACK TOP: Rich Poinvil, Tim Moffitt, John Krctzmer. Chad Willacy, Rob Regan. Larry Brady. Joe O'Leary, Doug Damm. Marc Burke, Rob Poinvil, Coach Lim- mer MIDDLE: Joe Hollman, Jim Calla- han. Peter Lang, Andre Dixon, Keith Dallas, John Wilken, Caesar Augustus, John Willix, Anthony Reilly, Robert Kenyon, Rich Jacobs BOTTOM: B. Ka- plan, Curtis Schick. Doug Posner, Craig Klare, John Conway, Kevin Rantz, Mi- chael Cavuoto, Ian Reddock, Tom Chiello, Jeff Hieir Track ---------------------------- 137 TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE hn Conway. Rob Boardman, Bill Callahan, ■cith Dailas.John Kretzmer. Jim Callahan. Rich oinvil. Sean Sommers. Rob Kenyon. Dino Co- mbier, Lee Brady. John Willix, John Wilken, onna Willix. Maureen Holman, Sharon Las- lla SLATED: Curtis Schick, Jennifer Munnich, indy Kenyon. Crai£ Klare, Dina Tischler, Lisa rrrara. Alyse Jacobowitz, Son|a Vertachnik, ne Connahan Cross-Country TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 139 GIRL’S SWIM TEAM TOP Karen Mahn. Peg£) Dunn. Pam Shultz. Susan Jatchill. Andrea Blum K Me Dade, Coach Peter MIDDLE Chns Miller. Cathy Colette. Kathy SJ Stephanie Belli. M«chele Capolongo, Fatrah Smith BOTTOM Carol Boate Debbie Zoccoli. Chns Genelo, Stacey Knoblock. Joanna Hahn 140 Girl's Swimming TREASURE CHEST BOY’S SWIMMING TOP: Mark Gragiscm. Paul Bcnzenberg. John Lucas. Dennis Tucker BOTTOM: Mike Gerty, David Oberst. Lenny Chang, Vinny Lee Boy s Swimming TREASURE CHEST 141 GOLF TOP Coach Walrm. Wttun Rauachwibach. Diawd Brown. MAr Mann- eflo.J«n Krekler. Ralph Forte. BOTTOM Erik Hahn. John Knejcer. BtU Bavio, Wilium Lacy. Bill MaJnorv Golf TREASURE CHEST RIFLERY TOP Mr. Gulmm. S 1 Natale, Robert TardeU. Steve Rich, BOT TOM Tim Trainoc. John Moore, Ben Bantiua Riflcry TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 143 GIRL’S BOWLING BACK ROW Carol Wilson. Cari-Ann McCabe. Jane Yim. Kathleen Renton. Dori-Ann Post FRONT ROW Mary Kratina.Janc Murry. Michelle Merriweathcr. Jo Sorrentino. Li2 Champ Girl's Bowling 144 TREASURE CHEST BOY’S BOWLING TOP: Scott Schenendorf. Sal Aiello. Chris Edom.Jay Reinhardt. John Baiko. Raymond Mulligan BOTTOM: Coach Costanzo, Sal Attanasio. Jason Kan- ncr, Gary Horowitz. Jon Goldman Boy s Bowling TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 145 TOP: Jim Trainor, Tom Ponzo, Mario Moncllo, Ed Cortina, Ken Raus- chenbach, Artie Canestro, Al Goldman MIDDLE: George Wilkinson, Kevin Weber. Doug Foster. Nick Schushenko, Guy Reid BOTTOM Eugene Covelli, Mike Ciuffo, John Veracka, Scott Lucas 146 VARSITY The Varsity Baseball team of 1985 finished first in their division and then went on to win the conference title. Their record for this year was 17 wins and 4 losses. This was due to the great coaching of All Goldman and the play- ing ability of the team. Mepham sent Artie Canestro and Mike Ciuffo to the All-County team. Nick Schushenko and John Albanese were sent to the All-Conference team. Ken Rauschenbach also got honorable mention BASEBALL for the All-Conference team. Returning to the team this year will be Kevin Weber, George Wilkinson, Eugene Covelli, Ken Rauschenbach, John Veracka, Ed Cortina, Chris DaRold, Danny Graham, Scott Lucas and Doug Foster. Good luck to Mepham in the following season. -Chris DaRold -John Veracka JV. BASEBALL TOP Coach McManuv JoAnn Apnle, Cindy Bauer. There� Capote. Gregg Pollack. R Waite!. Mike Pandolfi. Chn Bayto, S«e%e Stone BOTTOM Danny Graham. Kevin Siena. Craig Varem. Chn� DaRold. Jamet Imperiale. Erik Goldwetn. Neil Baier J.V. Baseball 148 TREASURE CHEST SOFTBALL Cotch MuKiri. Alyse Goldsmith. Winnie Yim, Ann Mane DeLuca. Joanne Reinhart. Cam You mens. Kelly McNiff. Sue Lastella. BOTTOM Sue Lehmann. Anne Roderick. Donna Lisantu Lynn SJeeman. Deana Ouffo. Jamse O'DelL Debbie Viwont. JoAnn Marrno Softball TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 149 LACROSSE Spons 150 TREASURE CHEST Mr Lupetun. Srr� r Dunn, Jm McKenna Chm Hasacn. D� � « Wane) Dnn Duturhar. Guy Rnd. Darren Kj«. Ton Ryan. Dan Bunn. BOTTOM Mike Teve . Chn� Oirwou. John Pudmuutn. Mike Sanihppo. John Feuiner. Bnan Kelly. Joe Kane Lac rone TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 151 Student Life 152 TREASURE CHEST Division TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 153 Memories to Treasure Life at Mepham can promote opportunities that can induce the occurence of many extraor- dinary events, such as the winning of a scholar- ship, a competition or an otherwise important event. These are all brief moments in our lifes that will create memories to treasure. Yet it is the everyday happenings that create some of the most lasting memories of the school year. Attending school functions, and extracurricular activities, eating lunch, be it at Burger King or in the school cafeteria, and talk- ing with friends in the corridor, study hall, SLAM or even a classroom all become modes for the making of lasting (con't p. 160) Yes Kelly Jauck and Stephanie Fedynak — there was film in the camera. Here's the proof How do you spell Trouble.-' G-A-R-I-N- E!!! Three times over to be exact. From left to right are Phil. Brad and Steve in one of their more tame moments. 156 Student Live TREASURE CHEST So what arc Kim Kliger and Ei- leen Bishop really smiling at? The world may never know! np � � rorever As time goes by We ll keep singing Our songs of yesterday People grow and People go, but Our Friendships are here to stay They’ll go their way We'll go ours Years will fade Memories will stay The times we've made together Can never be taken away So in the future When I'm doing What I do I’ll stop for a moment And think of all of you The times we've shared People who cared The pains and joys We shared together Are what I’ll surely cherish forever. — Donna Furneaux (’86) Memories to Treasure TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 157 REACHING OUT Big Brother — Big Sister Big Brother — Big Sister is a relatively new program at Mepham. Its purpose is to aid the Special Ed students attending our school. This program was set up through the com- bined efforts of the school social worker, Mr. Herbert Lovens, and the National Honor So- ciety. Through these people students could volunteer their time. Upon our first meeting in September, we were matched up with students by Mr. Lo- vens. He paired us with students who seemed compatible to ourselves. As time went on, these newly formed rela- tionships grew. We, the students, gradually got to know one another. Meeting with our little brothers and sisters weekly, we formed a special feeling of confidence, trust and re- spect for one another. These expressed emo- tions between us led the youngsters to open up and confide in us their hopes, dreams and fears. Mostly what we try to accomplish is to make the youngsters aware that they have a friend to turn to for support and guidance in a time of need. Summing the program up, Big Brother — Big Sister's purpose was not only to act as role models, but also to provide these young- sters with a feeling of security and a sense of belonging. — JoAnn Aprile — Anthony Giangrande Big Brother — Big Sister 158 TREASURE CHEST ■ ■ ■ I I Latch-Key Latch-Key is an after school program where we, the students, take part in the look- ing after the guiding of elementary school students of working parents. Latch-Key is an activity beneficial not only to the youngsters, but also to the volunteers of Student Government as well. Each day the Student Government advi- sor, Rick Cuchel, sends two students to local elementary schools. Here the volunteers assist the children in their daily activities which include sporting events, educational games. and daily homework tasks. This year Mepham students began chaper- oning Latch-Key trips. Excursions included such places as the Math Museum, the Science Museum and the roller rink. On the whole this program has helped bridge the generation gap. It has also aided in the formation of a special bond which has linked the high school students with the stu- dents of the younger generation. — JoAnn Aprile — Anthony Giangrande Latch-Key TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 159 Memories to Treasure memories. Special friends are often the source of lasting memories. These friends are the people that we will look back on in future years as the origin of treasured moments; moments that we, over the years, will have made very special. These every- day happenings are the moments that become memories to treasure ... forever. — Wendy Jester Student Life TREASURE CHEST Welcome to Hawaii!! (otherwise known as Mr. Critelli's class) Mike Krebs and Chris Noble spare a minute of their time dur- ing the ringing of the bell. Memories to Treasure TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE BELOW: Anthony Gian- grande poses with a shapely Figure at both sides. What more could a guy ask for?! 'I Wish You Were Here” Footsteps, I can hear Footsteps in the hall. I hear Footsteps, Seems like I’ve been through this before Some time has come now Some time has passed But things still look the same Is heaven all above And paradise below And the question still remain Can we see you? Are we near you? How could you disappear out of here? I wish for something — I wish you were here. Footsteps, I can hear Footsteps in the hall, I hear Footsteps, Seems like I've been through this before Well we loved you then, I guess we always will We love you still from here Birds of a feather always stay together And never separate No Fear. Footsteps, I can hear Footsteps in the hall. I hear Footsteps, Seems like I've been through this before All the world was turning blue and gold, like through your eyes so clear, the time has come to celebrate our past and crystalize this sphere. Can we see you? Are we near you? How could you disappear out of here? I wish for something — I wish you were here. — Simple Minds CULTURE SHOCK Exchange Trip 162 TREASURE CHEST Exchange Students at Mepham Over the years we have had many ex- change students at Mepham High School. They have come from all over the world to visit America in order to learn our customs, language and way of life. This year we have two visitors from abroad. Arriving from Sweden we have Per Magnus Magnusson, otherwise known as P.M. and from Spain we have Josep Masso. Josep Masso — I live in Malgrat de Mar, Barcelona, in Spain, right by the Mediterranean Sea. There are so many differences between Spain and the U.S.A. For instance, the schoolday in Spain is from 9 to 1:20 and from 3 to 6 and we lunch at home. We do not choose our sub- jects, and mostly everybody takes the same courses. We are also in the same room every- day with the same classmates and it is the teachers who come to our room. Here there is so much fun being with different people each period and there's a lot more activities to join after school. I've been having so much fun here and I love New York, cheeseburgers, 24 hours of American T.V. and especially American parties, who doesn't, right? Peo- ple have been great to me and they really made me love this country. I'm sure I’ll never forget this year and its going to be really hard to say good-bye to all my American friends, but I'm not worried because I’m Definately coming back. Per Magnus Magnusson — I am the Swedish exchange student at Me- pham this year. The school was good and the people here are very open and friendly. There are many activities after school here and that is different from Sweden where you have to join a club if you want to do a sport. It wasn't too hard to adjust to the American lifestyle. The school had some differences though. The Swedish compulsory school is nine years and you start school at the age of seven and Finish when you are sixteen. You start to learn English in third grade. Here around New York there is a very high population com- pared to Sweden. There are more people in New York City than in all of Sweden. I will never forget this year. I have many memories from this year and I am sure I will come back to visit again. Exchange Students TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 163 Student Life TREASURE CHEST Keeping Busy Having Fun Lunchtime folies with Lisa San- tangelo, Sandra Lycw, Patti Scaccio, Nicole Spinosa, Candi Markauskus and Jen Carrano. Lenore Miglione studies intensely. Put those dreaded SAT books away, Lisa Markowitz, before you caught the disease known as SAT-itis. Boy, that Walkman must be heavy as it takes both Phil Garine and Dave Jemmott to hold it up — or maybe one of them is the anten- na?! Picture perfect are Brenda Miller, Jim Elvin and Eric Hausman in Mr. Wolfenstein's pho- tography class. r Dom Difiglia and Dani Lutzic go over some lasf L � minute preparations for the band trip to Califor- Kathy Lyden stares blankly, probably in recol- lection of a memorable event in her years at P“Mepham. Keeping Busy Having Fun TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 165 Division TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 167 In the Beginning . . . i i i i i i Prior to the existence of Mepham High School, students attended the old school located on Bedford Avenue in Bellmore, New York. The wooden building was only two halls large and its six rooms housed a mere 150 students and six teachers. Course offerings were limited to only seven subjects and extracurricular activities inclusive of clubs and athletic teams were non-existent. A neighboring grammar school served as a cafeteria for lunch, the auditorium for drama produc- tions, and the gymnasium for school dances. In 1936 a modern brick building situated on 21 acreas of land opened and replaced the old school. It was named Wellington C. Mepham High School. The new school offered excellent facilities, expanded scho- lastic departments and increased extracurricular offer- ings. For example, by 1939 sports teams including foot- ball, baseball and cheerleading were bringing fame to Mepham, and such clubs as newspaper, Yearbook and Varsity M were already in full swing. To quote the 1939 yearbook, it was as if an unbelieveable metamorphisis had taken place ... !” Rah Rah Rah! Hooray for Mepham's first cheerlead- ing squad, inclusive of both male and female mem- bers. 168 1936 TREASURE CHEST You’ve come a long way baby from that first tough year — one just has to love those uniforms! The building was affectionately dubbed the old school” by students beginning their studies at Me- pham. The forties saw Mepham as young, but growing. Athletic clubs including boys' swimming, tennis, track, basketball, bowling, and wrestling had been started while the girls enjoyed badminton, volleyball, field hockey, archery, gymnastics, and softball. The forties also saw the birth of the newspaper (the Bucaneer) and the drama club (the Skull and Crossbones). More importantly though, the forties showed a common bond amongst the students. They banded together selling both candy and War Bonds to help aid the United States and the soldiers at war. Students of the forties, as well, had a flair for style. Young men with their short, exceptionally well kept haircuts, and young ladies all with softly permed hair seemingly enjoyed sporting in their bold plaid preppy outfits. Ten Years Strong- 1946 TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE A student drawn map of places of interest in Bellmore Merrick in the 1940's. Students admiring a showcase that once existed in the Mepham Library. 1946 The Senior CI a $ of 1945 Jhu nuunlMneti a 1007c record during the ye r 1 4-1-0 « the pttrcbxse of u r hondt And lUrnfi tlye BUY MORE WAR BONDS This was the decade of bobby socks, saddle shoes, poodle skirts, and cardigans. However, do not for a moment assume that nothing outside of fashion world existed. Mepham students remained active in all of the already existing clubs and, as well, even added such organizations as the Future Teachers, Nurses, and Secretaries of America clubs. This decade also saw the start of Mepham’s, up till recently, annual sportsnight (Garnet vs. White Night) and Pop Concert. Rock n Roll was the latest craze of the Fifties, and it was this sound which Filled the gym for the spectacular, formal senior prom, complete with King and Queen! -------------------------------------------------------1956 1956 TREASURE CHEST 1950 s: Active in EVERYTHING !!! The belles of the ball! Twenty Years Standing 1950's: saddle shoes, poodle skirts, cardigans, bobby socks, and ... school? The new wing — almost! 1966 Is she too short, or is the locker too tall? John G. Glenn and Scott Carpenter manned the Mercury Capsule in an or- bital flight. The 1960 s were in themselves a time of change. Teenagers slowly, but surely, began to abandon the traditionally accepted modes of dress. Girls' skirts shrunk to mini lengths, and boys' with cleanly, neat, shaven appearances disappeared. Music played an important role in society as it helped to make a comment on the times. The Beatles, a very popular group, attracted many fans, as did the artists who conveyed their messages through music at the Woodstock Festival. The sixties also saw the first trip to the moon by American astronauts. This was a giant step for mankind in the fields of both science and technology. Mepham High School, as well, advanced during this decade. The sixties saw the construction of the school's 'new wing.' This wing currently houses the language and the social studies rooms as well as the cafeterias. Thirty Years Building 1966 TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE ill Forty Years Flown By Jt„.|___ I I I The 1970's represented a decade of continued change. Students (inclusive of both males and females) opted for a very unconventional style of dress. Ragged jeans and t- shirts with slogans on them almost totally replaced stiffly pressed shirts and neatly ironed skirts. Students had developed exceptional political awarenesses. They expressed their political beliefs on such issues as Kent State and Vietnam with Sit-ins. Students, and in teenagers in general, in their own way began a revolt. They no longer wanted to be seen and not heard. It became important for them to make their comments on life known. This was evident in their actions both in school and out. 0 1976 1976 172 TREASURE CHEST Top Mr. George Nider Below Mr. Robert Chalmers Mr. Rick Cuchel Mr. George Mesologites Mr. Paul Limmcr We could only find room to picture but a few of the teachers who have devoted their time and themselves to our cause. Though it is somewhat amusing to recollect how our faculty once appeared, it is more important to look beneath their appearances. We must remember that which the entire faculty has stood for and all that it, as a whole, shall continue to represent. Although their faces may have chronologically aged, their wisdom and dedication are timeless. That Was Then........ 1976 TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 173 AND THIS President Ronald Reagan and Soviet Chairman Mikhail Gorbachev held a summit in Genera, Switzerland. The two leaders smiled a great deal and clasped hands as a sign of their respective nation's ongoing commitment to world peace. The two signed a pact saying as much. However, it said little else and within weeks their self-serving rhetor- ic returned. Ronald Reagan is the 40th president of the United States. He is, at 75 the oldest chief executive ever. Reagan is a member of the Republi- can party, supporting legislation which, for the most part, is within his party's doctrines. His wife, the former Nancy Davis, is commonly referred to as the first lady and has supported her husband throughout his political career. The situation in Beirut, Lebanon remained constant as the various factions vied for position in the war-torn city. Bombs and bullets were often utilized. 1985 marked the tenth anniversary of the fall of Saigon in South Vietnam. 1985 was also the year in which a memori- al was constructed in memory of the occasion as well as in the memory of the soldiers who fought in the war. 174 Mini-Mag TREASURE CHEST IS NOW! The situation in South Africa continued to be a tense one as P.W. Botha and his white government stood firmly by Apartheid. Riots were almost a daily occur- ence as Negroes protested the stupidity of the out- dated dogma. Many American for divestment from South Africa. by Jon Weinstein A TWA plane was hijacked to Lebanon from Greece by Sheite Moslems. Thirty-nine were held for 17 days. In addition to the killing of 1 American, the hostages successfully manipulat- ed the American media by letting their captives plea for help. This helped mold public opinion and therefore any military action was ruled out., what’s in the NEWS_ Americans were again held hos- tage when four Palestinian ter- rorists hijackes the Italian cruise liner Achille Lauro while on a Mediterranean cruise. After as- suring the safety of those aboard Egyptian president Hosni Mu- barck negotiated their release. However, Leon Klinghoffer, 69, an ailing New York invalid, had been murdered by the terrorists. American jets intercepted the Egyptian plane carrying the ter- rorists bring them to Italy to stand trial. On January 28, the space shuttle Challenger blew up about 75 seconds after liftoff. Seven crew mem- bers including the na- tion’s first civilian in space, teacher Christa McAuliffe, were killed. The tragedy touched the hearts of the entire nation. President Reagan estab- lished a commision to es- tablish why the accident occurred. 111 ii The members of MOVE occupied a building in Phila- delphia, Penn. The city’s major, W. Wilson Goode, oversaw a bombing of the building and the subsequent raging fire which wras not inteferred with. All tolled 60 houses were destroyed. Among the dead were five children. In March 1986 Goode publicly apologized to his city in an effort to salvage his political career. News TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 175 Fashion, the prevailing style of a particular time period, plays a definite role in society, and, therefore, in our microcosm of society, Mepham High School. This year the female genre was often seen in leggings stirrup pants covered by oversized shirts, while the guys were very fashionably dressed in their faded LEVI's button up shirts, and cardi- gans. The biggest pattern of the year was definately paisley as it showed up on everything from shirts to shoes. Speaking of feet, Converse high tops, Reeboks, and, can you believe, patten leather shoes were all considered stylish. Brand names such as Guess,JAG, Ton Sur Ton, I.D.. and Benetton were in such an abundance that we began to wonder if people were so insecure about their own names that they had to wear someone elses! No seriously, in the world of fashion, nothing is too trendy, too outlandish, or too costly; after all, so many people will contend that we are what we wear. Fashion TREASURE CHEST fabulous FASHION 1986 was, so to say, a very trendy year, but then again this is the eighties, and we live in middle-class suberbia! It used to be that little girls played with dolls, but now a days Cabbage Patch Kids (and more recently Cabbage Patch Twins) seem to be creeping into the rooms of the most mature seventeen and eighteen year olds. Last year and even the year before the most common question amongst students was probably What time is it? Not anymore. Now the latest question can be summed up by is your watch SWATCH or GUESS? These waterproof watches with their plastic bands and noveau designs have definitely replaced the quartz Timex! When you used to ask Janie to borrow a pin she’d probably rummage through her pocketbook until she found a rusty safety pin — well, not this year. No one would part with her rhinestone or colored stone pin. That is because it was an integral part of fashion jewelery. In order to stay in shape in order to wear the latest in fashions, eating right has become increasingly important. Even the fast food chains have caught on to the salad bars and low grain buns. On the same note, exercise has become popularized by Jane Fonda and her workout. This workout can be viewed along with many others on video tape. Nowadays, though, VCR’s are as common a household appliance as the television set. 1986 has been trendy, but we can only imagine what is in store for 1987! talk about TRENDS Trends TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE MUSIC MANIA 1985 will be remembered as the year that the music industry gave. The greater than spectacular Live-Aid concert accomplished such feats as re-uniting The Who as well as raising funds for the salvation of thousands of starving people. Watched by millions, the Live-Aid concert was a huge success and the inspiration for a subsequent for the Farm-Aid concert. The We are the World” project, sparked off by Bob Geldof s Band-Aid, was a major high point of the musical year. The year 1985 was one of both music veterans and newcomers. It contained a fast paced, never ending variety of musical accomplishments. Scritti Politti had the Perfect Way, while Sting dreamed of blue turtles, and A-Ha vexed that the sun always shined on T.V. Go West sent out an S.O.S when they saw Phil Collins inside out, but there is no need to worry, Howard Jones says that things can only get better. Tears For Fears had nothing to cry about, even if they couldn’t rule the world, they were still a great success, as was Paul Young who gets teary everytime you go away. After Huey Lewis discovered the power of love, it set Whitney Houston wondering, how will I know if he really loves me? The love bug bit Bruce Springsteen too. The Boss” settled down in a home town with his new bride. Madona dressed up a husband for herself, and Billy Joel found out that the night is still young when you’re in love with an up-town girl like Christy Brinkley. Depeche Mode informed us that people are people, so O.M.D shared their secret of success with WHAM!, who made it big, only to split at the top. Julian Lennon followed in his fathers footsteps, but realized it’s too late for good-byes. Duran Duran said their good-byes for a while anyway — Power Station and Arcadia had to Fight it out on the charts. The hottest thing for a musician to do in 1985 was to be on a movie soundtrack. Music from stars like Phil Collins, Lionel Richie, Surviver, and O.M.D. added life to Films such as White Nights'” Rocky IV , and Pretty In Pink . The soundtrack from Miami Vice” even won a Grammy at this year’s awards. This past year was, as said by John Cougar Mellencamp, one for R-O-C-K In The U.S.A. . Mini-Mag 178 TREASURE CHEST ARMERO, COLUMBIA, NOV. 15 — DIGGING OUT — A resi- dent of Armero in the Columbian mountains is helped by the Columbian Red Cross during digging out efforts, Friday. Many people are still trapped in mud and are being rescued with the help of hundreds of volunteers. — 1985. MOVIE madness Although many saw the previous year in films as a slump, there were none the less many popular films and even some very good ones. Some call 1985-86 the great depression of film art. Those movies which deserve attention shall, however, not be put aside, as quality films should be remembered and recognized. Others that received attention must also be mentioned for regardless of whether or not they are of quality or turn out ephemeral should not matter. All of us want to remember what movies were in” this season. Perhaps the one which touched us the most was The Breakfast CLuh. It was a sensitive film, clearly depicting the strifes of different types of kids in high school. We could all relate to at least one, if not more of these kids —Judd Nelson, Emilio Estevez, Molly Ringwald, Ally Sheedy and An- thony Michael Hall. It was a movie truly made for us, and it will surely always be with us, so long as we can remember what pains we felt as we were growing up. Another thing that this film did for us, and did well, was make us laugh. Its comedy was high-schoolish, realistic and most appropriate. Although The Breakfast Club was very funny, the comedy that stands out for this year is Back to the Future. Starring the highly popular Michael J. Fox of Family Ties fame, the story was about a guy who goes back in time where he meets his parents (as kids). It also starred Christopher Lloyd as the scientist who creates the time machine which caused the entire mishap. This film turned out to be one of the funniest films ever made. With its quick-witted, inter-generational jokes, it will always stand out in our minds. One of the most popular, if not the most popular, movies of the year was Rambo: First Blood Part II. If anything, it was one of the most violent. This movie portrayed Sylvester Stallone as John Rambo, a specially trained commando on a mission to rescue American soldiers missing in action in Vietnam. The movie, even with it reputation for being violent made more money than most, if not all. films of 1985-86. The film was criticized for being strongly anti-Communistic, a trait that most audiences loved. Stallone strengthened his anti-Communistic theme in Rocky IV in which he por- trayed an American boxer who fought a Russian giant for the world title. Just as did Rambo, Rocky won — both on the screen and in the box office. The films nominated this year for academy awards were varied in style, type, and overall production, thus making the competitors refreshingly individual and certainly deserving of the awards for which they were nominated. In the running this year were such films as Prizzi’s Honor, The Color Purple, The Kiss of the Spider Woman, and Out of Africa. Although they are, by no means, as popular as the movies mentioned before, they are recog- nized as being of the highest caliber in the film industry. Prizzi's Honor is a black comedy about an intense relationship between a mafia hitman and a mafia hitwoman. The Color Purple is a drama, notably Steven Speilberg's first such film, about a black woman in the early 20th century and the hardships she has to endure. The Kiss of the Spiderwoman tells about the relationship that developes between a homosexual and a political prisoner. Finally, Out of Africa is a visually beautiful film about a woman who makes her home in Africa and faces a dilemma concerning whom she loves. No matter which film, all of these deserve recognition for being best. Even though some other films never become nominees of super box office smashes , there are those that were good and therefore should be re- membered. The Purple Rose of Cairo, which did receive a lesser nomination, was Woody Allen's contribution to this year. St. Elmo's Fire became popular because of the many young, talented stars, including three from The Breakfast Club. White Nights contained some beautiful dancing scenes with Makhail Boryshnikov and Gregory Hines .Jewel of the Nile turned out to be an exciting and hilarious sequel to the popular Romancing the Stone. All in all, despite comparitively superior years, 1985-86 did have its high points and its films will forever live in our memories, and quite possibly (and probably) on the screen. — Miguel Cima It seemed like only yesterday. The stadiums were packed with fans screaming for their favorite teams. We can all agree that the 1985 baseball season will be one to remember. No one could foresee the records that would be broken, the managers who would be changed, and the young new stars that would arise. Among the images we will remember will be the Kansas City Royals beating the St. Louis Cardinals in the seventh game of the World Series. It will be remembered as the 1-70 series. Bret Saberhagen (pictured) was named the most valuable player as well as being awarded the Cy Young. One thing we cannot forget was Pete Rose’s swing that broke Ty Cobb’s all-time hit record. Pete Rose, player manager of the Cinncinatti Reds surpassed Cobb’s record of 4,192 hits in a career this September. Football could not be left out of our memories in the sports world. Here in N.Y., we watched both the Jets and Giants make the playoffs. In the back of our minds, we remember the outstanding record of the Chicago Bears. The word Refrigerator” would become a national pride for Chicago. The Bears, led by the outlandish quarterback Jim McMahon and running back Walter Payton would become world champions. They defeated the New England Patriots in the Superbowl by a score of 44-10. Conversation of football this season would not be complete without mention to our own illustrious team. The Mepham Pirates Finished the season second in the county to a tough Garden City. Although, not on the professional level, the Pirates overall victori- ous season will not soon be forgotten. In basketball the Celtics and the Lakers are again expected to continue their tradition of excellence. As well, the Edmonton Oilers are favored to repeat their victorious season as NHL Stanley Cup Champs. One of the low points in sports this year was the numerous drug scandals. Because of the problems, Fines, suspensions, and even expulsions were executed in many sports. The largest of the drug problems was baseball’s Pittsburgh drug trials involving dealer Curtis Strong. Many stars throughout baseball, including Yankee Dale Berra and Met Keith Hernandez were indicted. Harsh penalties were leved on all involved. The most sever penalty involving drugs in sports was given to NBA star Michael Ray Richardson. Richardson of the Nets was suspended indefinitely after three trips in and out of rehabilitation centers. 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OF 1906s CONGRATULATIONS AND MUCH SUCCESS to the Graduating Class of 1986 WELLINGTON C. MEPHAM HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Thelma Dworkin — President 199 FGRi 9 GREENBERG - BIELLO STUDIO Official Yearbook Photographers Also available for: • Weddings • Special Occasions • Family Group Portraits CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ”86” Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 from the Student Government — Mike Sanfilippo — JoAnn Aprile — Jackie Denmark — Anthony Giangrande — Rick Davis — Rick Cuchel CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1986 Bellmore Typewriter Co., Inc. 2765 Merrick Rd. FROM THE CLASS OF 1987 Bellmore, N.Y. 11710 Artie Maas 785-0466 Lights Glamour” Action 1850 Newbridge Road North Bellmore. NY 11710 (516) 221-2868 Good Luck to the Class Of 1986 SPONSORS TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 201 TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE Perhaps the most difficult of aH assign- ments t w had as high school students is to cotne now. It is at this tune that at must sav good-bye. For the post three years «e. the graduating dass, hare be- come one. Together are endured the 'abuse' as freshman, the 'middie-child syn- drome' as lurtMMS and now the disease of 'sensors� '. Looking back c is easy to rec- ognise us as distmetiy ouraefses. We had a certam spirit, a certam charm, and a cer- taa� togetherness that no pteceedmg dass has ever exhibited- This difference iriE sotefy continue to be treasured by us. our frsendsv and by faculty adxaocs foe a sett Song time to comer X HttEASUSg erasu Tara Mandel and Benson Hausman spend a quiet moment alone in the morning before the homeroom bell. John Barry. John Potamousis. Vinny Macaluso. Doreen dock and Mar- itja Agucra join in the festivities of the 1985 Homecoming Parade. 204 Tami Landi and Peter Matra- grano seemed impressed with the outcome of the Homecom- ing Dance. f 1 ‘1■ V r -to ( | w i ! Pirate teammates congratulate each other for a great victory. More congratulations later in the season as the Pirates placed second in their conference. Elise Gerber and Dianne Degree take time out from their artwork to show us exactly what friends are for. Theme TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE 205 TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE While Wellington C. Mepham High School has harbored us for these past three years, it is not really the school building itself that we will regret leaving upon our graduation. When we depart for the last time from the steel doors of Me- pham High School, we shall be sad to know that our laughter, our tears and our shouts of joy will no longer fill the corri- dors. In the years to come we will wistfully reflect on our high school careers, remem- bering the special faculty, the cherished friendships, and the memorable events. As we say good-bye to our alma mata, we must realize that our presences shall al- ways linger on because we were certainly ... a difference to treasure. Show us those luscious legs must have been the request as Jon Winstein (above) Kathy Lyden, Mike Krebs and Lauren Haltigen seem more than happy to oblige. Onlookers arc Bobby Salderelli (above) and Carol Zamocjin, Kelly Penny and William Solomon. Gsoing 206 ----------------- TREASURE CHEST Kristine Sbarra caught in the act of getting ready to leave school during her lunch period — probably a welcome escape. Rob Fegan and Jennifer Campanile to- gether has become a familiar sight at Mepham. Making a mountain out of a molehill — maybe, but one out of chairs and junk food just doesn’t seem possible. Can Scott Perry. Larry Brady. Thomas Maca- luso and Santy Galone show us how? Theme -------------------------- 207 TREASURE THE DIFFERENCE