White Plains High School - Oracle Yearbook (White Plains, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1982 volume:

sr« ORACLE 1982 White Plains High School White Plains, New York Editor-in-Chief......................................Sue Goldstein Associate Editors Layout ........................................Debbie Malmud Copy...................................Joe McHugh Photography............................Diane Heyde Layout Editor ........................Hilary Goldmann Assistant Layout Editor............................Tracy Squires Copy Editor ................................Lisa Ferrari Assistant Copy Editors................Kathy Delahanty Amy Fischer Photography Editor...................................Ben Jogodnik Assistant Photography Editors......................Roger Klepper Colleen Lew Art Editor ...........................Melanie Glashow Activities Editors..............................Caroline Honig Amy Lessing Senior Biographies Editors........................Sookie Lee Nancy Levy Senior Portraits Editors...........................David Bloom Kristin Edinger Business Editor....................................Kathy Cha Faculty Advisor.......................Stephen Cordon Functioning at White Plains High School without an upper bound or a limit, Marilyn Capizzano is a truly positive teacher. With enough tangents to impress even Euclid, the diversity of Mrs. Capizzano's involvement parallels that of the student body. Firstly, she is a fine math teacher. Although many students complain about her surprise quizzes and terrifying tests, all who enter her class in September leave in June with a much improved knowledge of mathematics. This is a direct result of her genuine enthusiasm for teaching and for her subject area. Yet Mrs. Capizzano teaches not only theorems of math, but theorems of life. Mrs. Capizzano's infinite range of interests has caused her to expand her involvement outside of the classroom. She donated her inexhaustible spirit in organizing a forum on women in math and science, encouraging women to consider careers that all too often seem reserved for men. She also demonstrated the absolute value of leadership when she became our junior class advisor. More than just a great teacher, Mrs. Capizzano is a positive influence and a good friend. So memorize the above derivation, Mrs. Cap, and never forget the following formula: Um OUry Ca o° x— CO ' 4 It is to you, our phaloogamous teacher, that we dedicate the 1982 Oracle. 5 Oracle Script 1: PHALOOGAMY What do you mean you didn't have breakfast this morning? Get up off that car and look alive! No, no! Not heads on books, minds on books! You two guys! Show some life! The script says swim — not meditate'. OK, everyone . . . Ready? This is it! Make it good! PHALOOGAMY — TAKE ONE! eb.gtoogaflq. sy v. nwffriftrmrfaj efntensrty, mretefneigKtjjtooiwi 10 Yet we've got 7.2 billion! (2300 in our school alone.) Even if there are x number of blacks, y number of Irish, and z number of Protestants; How many 5 foot 8 inch, female, white, Jewish, brown-eyed tennis players are there who are 17 years old, allergic to grass, masters of Rubik's Cube; and harbor a secret desire to play the sax? Probably one in 72 billion. Thank goodness for phaloogaminity! 11 Doings Every day we showed our phaloogaminity without even trying. Look at the variety of things we did all day — We . . . laughed together. shared our disappointments and triumphs, ate ( Gimme two milks. No, make it three and a pack of chocolate chips. ), went to meetings for anything from Debate Team to Cultural Horizons Club, caught up on our sleep during Social Studies, played football or frisbee at lunch, got ready for the inevitable Monday News Quiz ( Anybody got a 'Week in Review'? ), froze outside at marching band rehearsal, waited for the clock to tick off the last three minutes of study hall, looked for a way out ( Anybody got a car? ). Administration Harry Jefferson, North House Direc- tor Joseph Bickford, Principal Tim Moore, Assistant North House Directoi Anthony Tramondo, South House Director Guidance Nina Talgo ft )anet King Laura Fink Joan Storm Sheppie Moore Elaine Loewengart r Doris Holloway 17 Peggy Kurtz O'Boyle Elaine Broadhurst Main Office Secretaries Delores Van Buren Muriel Kennedy Nancy LaVigha Dorothy Benedetto Marianne DeSantos Secretaries “Learning without thought is useless; thought without learning is dangerous. —Confucius Marlene Rubin Lois Burkins Edward Shapiro Christopher Fearon Ruth Keppler 20 Elliot Tokson C O -9 r David Kazan X i '' Science is nothing but trained and organized common sense. — Thomas Huxley Arthur Rondeau, Department Chairman Science Richard Stolper John Mazziotta Martin Marks Raymond Tafrate Social Studies Dennis O'Brien Samuel Greene Susan Danow He climbs highest who helps another up ' — George M. Adams Arthur Bruesewitz, Department Chairman Frances McKean m Donald Wladaver, Department Chairman Renata Foresti Foreign Languages Robert Diprato JLTJLi Irma Montesano Joan Baumel Edward McSweeney Raymond Schulz Joanne Detta Joan Kass Joanmarie Musico . . ma raison me le dit chaque jour; Mais la raison nest pas ce qui regie I'amour. . . each day my reason tells me so; But reason doesn't rule in love, you know. — Moliere 29 Mathematics gir James Collins Marilyn Capizzano Paul Raymond Ronald Greene George Grimes Jerome Gorski Edwin Kehe, Department Chairman Physical Education Co Tigers! Joseph Pellerito Fred Woodworth Brant Wintersteen George Perry Virginia Williamson AI Renino Israel Kopmar Anne Ruocchio Douglas Finocchi Sandra Burno-DeBerry Arlene Platt Betty Gunthrope Phil Prince, President All right, we've got a quorum . . . Nice gavel, Phil . . . Don't sign both attendance sheets! . . . No kidding, are you a legislator or not?. . . Will all the C. O. leg- islatures please raise their right hands? . . . Hey! You can't leave yet! We have to have a motion to adjourn! C. O. Representatives Kathy Delahanty, Corresponding Secretary Sophomore Class Government Freshman Class Government Different information, Different sounds, Different lights, Fusing different people. Athletic Sound Crew Media Aides 50 Radio Station Staff Morning Announcements SPAMM Interscholastic Media Crew National Honor Society Brainwaves ... a perfect number, and for mortal by the first in which augmentations dominating and domi- nated when they have at- tained to three distances and four limits of the as- similating and dissimilat- ing, the waxing and the waning, render all things conversable and com- mensurable with one an- other . . . —Plato Debate Team Officers DECA Business Club Officers National Honor Society Officers Math Team Officers 53 Marching Band Flag Squad Mark time, mark time, mark time, march! ... No Ettes on the band bus . . . Where's the truck?. . . Get rid of the gum . . . Guide left. . . Play it tight! . . . Keep those flags up . . . Put up Rah, Rah Color Guard and Twirlers 54 Bengalettes Tigerettes Football Cheerleaders Voices Altos? . . . One hand over your folds . . . the other over your diaphragm . . . Make it swing! . . . Jackets . . . Patches . . . I need a pin! Sopranos, Altos, Tenors, and Basses — phaloogamy coordi- nated into beautiful harmony. 56 Stage Band 1-2-3-4, 2-2-3-4, 3-2-3-4 . . . Should I play oboe cues? . . . Flat as a pancake . . . Warm up your in- struments . . . More cello! More bow!. . . Does any- body have a reed, valve oil, rosin? . . . F sharp! . . . Play every piece like it's the best thing you've ever played. Noteworthy Orchestra String Ensemble 57 Drama Club nroductions Dance Club Venezuelan Exchange Words of Bien venidos, amigos! rang for the first time in the hallways of WPHS, as the first Venezuelan exchange pro- gram was finally a reality. From Venezuela to White Plains, or vice versa, is a big step and a very rewarding one. Sharing cultures and friendships, stu- dents of both nationalities had unforgettable experiences. In short, este programa tuvo exito! 59 French Club o ro International Dinner Different foods, different music, different people, different clothes, dif- ferent tastes. What could be more phaloogamous than all of the WPHS cultural clubs gathered together at one party? The Italian club danced; the French club provided quiche, quiche . . . and more quiche. The German club sang; the Spanish club tried to smash a pinata . . . and finally did. The Latin representa- tives came decked out in togas. All told, it was quite a phaloogamously fun-filled evening. 63 Halloween The halls fill with people of the past, the latest fads, and creatures of the imagination. Robin Hood, a punk rock star, and a hairy green monster are just some of the phaloogamous iden- tities which otherwise normal people assume on Halloween. You won't find many witches or ghosts at this high school! Being different is the point, and on Halloween anything but the usual is expected. 65 This year's fall play was a true classic and, as usual, the production was truly classy. Our Town is a director's dream — a classic Ameri- can play, with interesting and diverse charac- ters, and an important message to relay. And under Mrs. McSweeney's direction, the cast met its full potential and made Our Town live once again. Each year, the Fall Play is a sober- ing, but more importantly, an interesting production, and this year the tradition was carried off brilliantly. Our Town by Thornton Wilder 66 FALL PLAY How often do WPHS students return to school on a Friday night to sit in a study hall? How often are waitresses seen serving students at school? How often can N1 boast standing room only? These phenomena occur only once a year — at the annual North House Cabaret Night. The trip back to school is well worthwhile when it means seeing fellow students performing live nightclub acts. The phaloogaminity of our student body is evident in the variety and quality of entertainment. From satiri- cal skits to original songs, Cabaret truly provides something for everyone. 67 “We love you Conrad, oh yes we do . . . We love you Conrad, and we'll be true . . . While it is true that the girls loved Conrad, it is also true that everybody loved this year's Spring production of Bye, Bye, Birdie! Under the experi- enced direction of Jack Naughton, Sharon Greene and Al Renino, the cast did a great job of carrying on a high school tradition. Bye, Bye, Birdie! is a musical for all ages, and the cast proved itself capable of portraying a diverse range of ages. Some cast members even played both adults and kids. Now that's diversity and tal- ent! 69 Dance Show Every spring, talented stu- dents work together to create one of the finest productions presented on the WPHS stage. Under the direction of Ginny Williamson, enthusiastic chor- eographers and dancers are given the opportunity to demonstrate the beauty and grace of the human body. Many forms of dance are repre- sented: ballet, jazz, modern, tap, and African. An integral part of the show is the spectacle of it — the fine lighting and sound system provided by the stage crew. The technical and creative aspects of the show combine to produce an evening of aesthetic delights. 70 Symphony of Movement Synchronized Swimming One of the most neglected organizations at WPHS is the syn- chronized swim team. Team members put in long hours of practice from March until May in order to execute their routines with seemingly effortless precision. Coaches Crosse and Rose work with the girls to perfect group numbers, as well as duets and solos. The fluidity of a synchronized swimming performance complements the sophistication of the dance show for a unique Symphony of Movement. 71 Cross Country Coach Nick Panaro has good reason to be proud of his cross country team this year. Captain Caroline Cardon, and sophomores Nina Braslow and Susan Thomas turned in respectable perfor- mances for the Tigers. Two members of the boys' team — Captain Kevin Donnelly and junior Kent Partlow — advanced to the All- County championships. Kent then continued on to the state meet for his second year in a row. Successes such as these make the long hours of practice well worthwhile. 76 Varsity junior Varsity Field Hockey The girls' field hockey team may have been disappointed with their record this season, but WPHS certainly wasn't disappointed with the spirit they showed on the playing field. Under the leadership of Coach Barbara Skrivanek, and Co-Captains Chris Ciuliano and Stacey Hecker, the team developed a strong defense. Stacey proved to be an expert goalie, accumulating 106 saves during the season. The girls ended their season with a good sense of sportsman- ship, and improved playing skills. FOOTBALL junior Varsity The North Twin 7 Halfback Go, the 48 Pitch Sweep, and the Quarterback Keeper are just some of the many diverse plays of the football team used this year. Comple- tion of such strategies led the Tigers to a victorious 9-1 season. Highlights of the season include a 28-0 rout over Kingston to claim the Section A Bowl Championship, and a 42-20 victory over Stepinac in the annual Turkey Bowl. Jim Donahoe, start- ing quarterback and Most Valuable Player, had a strong season, often connecting for six points with Jon Little, backup quarter- back, and Wayne Anderson, who ran three punts for TD's himself. Girls' Swimming Just as the four basic strokes in competitive swimming are diverse, so are those who swim them. While chancing by a 1981-82 girls' swim meet, one might have heard such things as: Yo Breath!, Hey, Wonder Woman, can't you do any better than a one minute 100 Fly?, Coach 'O', do you really have stock in Wrigley's?, Whad up?, and I went down to the river . . . Through the cheers, smiles, and dripping hair we saw a success- ful team swim and dive its ways into the sectionals. Two members, Laura McCabe and Helen An- tonelle, continued on to the state competition. Co-Captain Lisa Freed has been known to say about the team, I like sailing! 83 AJ Ciris' tennis had a successful year under Coach Sharon Greene. Co-Captains Dawn Fagenson and Diane Heyde, other seniors Caroline Honig and Denise Weinberg, and junior Lisa Freitag played in the divisional championships. There Diane and Lisa ad- vanced as far as the quarterfinals. The team's overall record was 7-6. Diane reflected on the team's season by saying, We had a win- ning season, and had fun, too!” The 1981-82 varsity soccer team had a respectable season under the direction of Co- Captains lose Formoso and Luis Pereira, who were assisted by fine players such as Todd Silva and Paul Marcotullio. The high- light of the season was the 1-0 win over Scarsdale, a long-time rival of the Tigers. This year's record of 8-8-1 promises future success for a fairly young team. junior Varsity 87 This year's girls' varsity vol- leyball team nad a successful sea- son due to the leadership of Coach Sandra Burno-DeBerry, and Co- Captains Monica Moose Fraioli and Lisa Dutch Anson. Lisa's masterful serve, Rhonda Rogers' skillful spike, and Coach Burno's cries of, Let me have some balls! urged the girls on to the sectional championships. This year's team was the first in WPHS history to achieve such status. Junior Varsity 89 % 1' V V V. % V ••. . '• ■. V : .' • .'V . • - . . S’? 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The good performances turned out at the meets surprised everyone, including Coach Linnell. Of course, with people like Steve Roney leading in the 100-meter breast stroke, and John Vrooman taking away the 100-meter fly and back stroke, what else could be expected? All twenty-six teammates can be proud of the hard work that has produced a glowing record. 96 Varsity A Winning Season! Those three words tell it all. This year's Lady Cagers really proved their worth as they worked their way up to the sec- tionals with the help of several win- ning streaks. But whether they won or lost, the Lady Cagers consistently demonstrated style, sportsmanship and Tiger toughness! Girls' Basketball Gymnastics Whether on or off the floor, the Gymnastics Team rarely stumbled; and this year they developed into quite a good squad. Tammy Kaminer and Sue Russo, team captains, led the way with excellent performances; and Patty Rohr and Janet Weiner made important contributions to the Tumblers. Throughout the diverse events could be found precision, tal- ent and grace. The end result — proud Tiger fans! Ice Hockey There's no doubt about it! The varsity hockey team had a successful season. Despite losing the first few games of the season, the team skated to a six-game winning streak by mid- season with the help of Coach George Grimes and Tom Palombo. Captain Tony Bettino and alternate captains Rich Blaney and Clark Douglas provided unity — a key ingredient for Tiger success. Among encouraging yells from team members were cries of, Isurrender, ref! and, “I could have been at a Ranger game tonight! Despite questionable calls and high pressure plays, the Tigers always pulled through. Indoor Track While most of us were freezing during the winter of '82, the In- door Track teams were making it very warm for the opposition. This year's teams placed well in nearly all the meets they entered, with the help of Steve Ranger, Greg Moore and Kevin Donnelly for the guys and Nina Braslow, Audrey Rogers and Caroline Cardon for the girls. Apparently all those af- ternoons spent running around C-Building paid off, as the Harriers brought home victories and broke league records. So next time six guys come barreling down the hallway don't get mad, cheer them on! 105 Wrestling 106 To some a mat is a place to rest; but to the White Plains High School wrestling team, the mat is a battle zone. The team was led by seniors Kendall Rogers, Wayne Anderson, Brian Bean” Reid, and junior Bryant Holloway. With the help of Coach George Perry, the Tigers pinned down an impressive record for the 1981-82 season. mm v- t§m m ■. '■ um ?• ii:r mm mmmm i m m i •■ 1� KMpte aflE«SffiSaW Snrine HQ . Sports '«« IPili. 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Co-Captains Cassandra Ford and Sue Dolan worked with an energetic and spirited team this year. Much of the team's power was due to the expert playing of Blanca Gama and Sue. The girls showed much potential for the future, because of the ever-increasing skills of team members such as Kelly Kraak and Elisa Murphy. The end of this season marked the end of the high school soccer careers of seniors Eve Tursky and Cassandra. While these two experienced players will be sorely missed, the team still looks forward to a promising season next year. 117 118 Lacrosse The 1982 Lacrosse team looks to be in tip-top shape this year thanks to winter Nautilus train- ing and intramutal competition. Senior captains Jim Barber and Jim Donahoe will lead the de- fense and offense, respectively. Pete Westerholm, Les Hack- meyer, John Wollmann, Tony Bettino and goalie Carlton Jack- son round out the list of superb senior laxman. With a line-up like that, there's no way the laxman can lose! 119 The WPHS boys' outdoor track team has been very successful in the past few years, and Co-Captains Greg Moore and Steve Ranger worked hard this year to uphold the tradition. Seniors Kevin Donnelly and Dave Fabel ran their hardest to overtake the opposition. Meanwhile, Jemuel Abraham, James Buchanan, Bryant Hill, Norman Price, and Brad Sch- neider represented WPHS in the field events. The girls' team was a young, but highly motivated squad. The team's only senior, Caroline Cardon, tram- pled the competition in the 100m and 400m hurdles. Sophomore Nina Bras- low distinguished herself as a very capable distance runner. WPHS has good reason to be proud of its outdoor track team. 121 Girls' Softball SOFTBALL — a game where each of the players has a specific position to play. Not so with this high school's di- verse team. Each of the team's players is skilled in several playing positions. Led by team captains Monica Fraioli and Lynette Bailey, this year's squad is planning on making that diversity pay off — with a winning season! GOLF Leading the way to a more balanced golf team this year are veteran seniors Steve Frank and Mike Rattner and dynamic sophomore Don Edwards. Despite the loss of several key players to last year's graduating class, the golf team shows a strong chance of bettering last year's record. With the added help of seniors Andy Bauman and Max King it looks as though the '82 golf- ers will have another great season. Joy Bisesto, Literary Editor Judy Lipperman Special Events Editor 128 Amy Fischer, Publicity Editor Roar Staff Roar Evan Reisner, Business Manager Jackie Reilly, Art Editor Brian Williams Special Events Editor Karen Kutka, Art Editor A T Susan Hochman, Publicity toitor Wendy Zolt, Literary Editor Paul Ryan, Associate News Editor jzzm Angie Joachim, Feature Editor Chris Merenda, Circulation Manager Max King, Associate Sports Editor Don Edwards, Office Manager Amy Link, WPHS News Editor Sharon Smalls, Exchange Editor Emil Binotto, Advisor David Talbot Entertainment Editor Tracy Squires, Assistant Layout Editor Colleen Lew, Assistant Photography Editor Kathy Cha, Business Editor Caroline Honig, Activities Editor Kristin Edinger Senior Portraits Editor David Bloom, Senior Portraits Editor Legion of Decency . . . Count Phaloogamy . . . Dust Bunnies ... I want to crop with you . . . Transmis- sion Dividers . . . Sounds like a dirty Swedish word . . . Whose bust? YOUR BUST! ... The ole' Pink and Green . . . David's Baby Shower. . . Rotten apples and rancid yogurt. . . 10-4 . . . They're professionals . . . period chocolate. . . SquigleyQ. . . Figs and french fries ... Do they time you? . . . Shup y'ugly! Nancy Levy, Senior Biographies Editor Amy Lessing, Activities Editor Stephen Gordon, Advisor V v.O.-U Sookie Lee, Senior Biographies Editor ' Senior Portraits Staff Business Staff Layout Staff Rita Acri ▲ To learn from the past, and accept your mistakes, to appreciate beauty, to love and be loved, this is to have succeeded in life. Kimberly Abbate ◄ Ray Kim 11 6 79 Forever Barry Abes ► Some will win, Some will lose, Some will learn to sing the blues. The movie never ends, it goes on and on. Tammy Adams ▲ 138 Patrick Alleyne ▼ My hobbies are singing, dancing, and traveling. My favorite sports are basketball, tennis, and track. After high school I plan on attending college and majoring in business. Sandra Abraham A Sweet snooky says: Hardly anything is what it appears to be, and what flatters most is always farthest from reality. Pauline Alexander A It's hard to change. I can’t tell you how it feels. Some get strong. Some get strange. Sooner or later it all gets real. Roberta Ametrano ▼ Time to walk, time to run, time to aim your arrows at the sun. Take it as it comes! — Jim Morrison — Young Renee Ameen ◄ Dream on . . . Dream until your dreams come true. — Aerosmith Wayne Anderson ▼ Varsity Football Captain Varsity Wrestling Captain: It is better to remain silent and appear a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt. Radan T. Anitia Lisa M. Anson ▲ A Take your life as you feel it, let no one deceive it. — Journey William R. Archer ▼ Lynette Bailey ▼ Lynette who was on softball and bengalettes states, If you are patient in one moment of anger, you will escape a hundred days of sorrow! Karen J. Baker ◄ All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make, the better. — Ralph Waldo Emerson Jonathan Aronson ▲ We're on our way and we can't turn back. — The Doors Judy Archer ▲ Thomas Balazs Let him not vow to walk in darkness, Who has not yet seen the night fall. As said by Elrond of the Elves to Cimle of the Dwarfs. 139 Joe Bannister ◄ Any fool can learn from his own mistakes, But it takes a wise man to learn from other people's mistakes. Deborah Bambace A Carry on, you will always remember. Carry on, nothing equals the splendor. Now your life's no longer empty. Surely a heaven waits for Janet Banks A Let us, then, be up and doing with a heart for every fate; still achieving, still pursuing, learn to labor and to want. James Barber ◄ Take life as it happens but try to make it happen the way you want to take it. Spencer Barker ► The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shoreline of wonder. 140 Laurence Barile ◄ Keep on lookin' forward no use lookin' 'round; hold your head above the crowd, no one'll bring you down. Anthem-Rush Lisa Barrett ► Education is an admirable thing, but it is well to remember from time to time that nothing that is worth knowing can be taught. — Mark Twain Andrew Bauman ► Our doubts are traitors and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt. — William Shakespeare Virginia Baxter ▼ The secret of success today is for a person to just have confidence. And I only have enough for myself. Lynn C. Beebe ▼ This world is not my home I'm just a passin' through, my treasures are laid up somewhere beyond the blue. Corlissa Belcher ▼ My heart must hunger when the snow is down. For dearer climates, where the sun, of old, taught us that love is something warm and brown. LIS Anthony Bettino Denise Bellantoni ▲ If you have love in your life, it can make up so many things. If you don't, no matter what else there is, it is not enough. Nicole Berger ▼ A unicorn headed the mystical way, surrounded by what seemed a thousand angels at play, on the very final day. — Yes Alain R. Bezahler ◄ 141 Jacqueline Bigelow ► In all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct thy paths. Joy Bisesto Measure your mind's height by the shade it casts. — R. Browning Heather Blame ▲ One of the joys of our lives is having friends and keeping in touch with them. Love Teddy Bear (Heather) 142 David Bloom ▲ Look back on past endeavors, combine them with shades of present experiences, and with this unity, move on to encounter the future. Ulysses Blair ▼ Richard Blackwell ◄ Richard Blaney ► Human beings are one thing hydrogen atoms do given billions of years of evolution. C. Sagan Albert J. Boera Miriam Bloom A We do not remember days; we remember moments. Petra Bova ◄ Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you've got. For you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not. Joseph Brown ► Clifton Brown Elaine Brown ► Was an active member in the human relations club. My daily code of living is: expand your thoughts and you will enlarge your world! Thomas Browne ◄ Sometimes I grow so tired, but I know one thing I got to do, ramble on. Now's the time, the time is now to ramble on. — Led Zepplin 143 144 Linda Brunson ▼ In all thy ways acknowledge him and he shall direct the path. Proverbs 3:6 February 11,1981 — Lil — Bear-N-Savage Memories at locker! Shawn Bryant ▼ To my Mello, my Man, GRANDMASTER ICE, good luck in the future! Your Home-Boy Shawn |. Bryant ► Either I will find a way, or I will make one. Anthony Burgio ◄ Barbara Buchanan ► We awoke from our dream Things are not always what they seem Memories linger on It's like a sweet, sad old song Daf 82 Todd Rundgren DOC Darlene Burkett A Be protective of the special things in your life. You never know how much you miss them until they are gone. True Love G.M. Nanette Burns A It's a town full of losers I am pulling out of here to win . . . Nanette -N- Tony Rocco Caldarola ▲ 145 Anthony Campbell ▲ Barry Campbell Laura Campagna Caroline Cardon ◄ I can find no person in history I should care to be like. I want to be myself. Anthony Capece Janet Carlton Music is the glue which has kept this generation from falling apart. Ian Campbell ▲ Thanks, for helping me get this far. Rosemarie Camacho A The duty to be alive is the same as the duty to become oneself, to develop into the individual one potentially is. Maria Cardenas ▼ It was only yesterday when I said, When will all this end? Now my future has begun, the best is yet to come. Elena Camposano A There are two worlds, the world we can measure with line and rule and the world that we feel with our hearts and imaginations. Zarol Carpenter k Looking back on how it was in years gone by and the good times that I had makes today seem rather sad — so much has changed. Anna Maria Caso ▼ We had fun times anc sad times, but most of all we shared times . . . Judy, very vice”, HB Patty, Kathy, Edna, Jo” Thanks for. . . Kenia Carmona Manuel Carmona ► 146 Maureen Carollo ▲ Memories of yesterday will last a lifetime, we ll take the best, forget the rest and someday we'll find these are the best of times. — Stvx Thomas Casademont ▼ Here's to what the future brings. I hope tomorrow you'll find better things. — The Kinks No Anchovies Please Kenneth John Carter A Life is great and you only have one, so make the best out of what you can do. Never give up and Kathy Cha you'll be a success. ▼ The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, love isn't love till you give it away. Matthew Castaldo ◄ Those who sav it cannot be done are usually interrupted by others doing it. Mina Carnetto A Your life . . . Give it some direction of . . . simply swift in mystery. It doesn't see what lies ahead so best to take all changes. Antonina Chillemi ▼ The challenge of life is not to survive, but to survive and succeed. Paul Chillemi Edik Choukhachian A A Fiorina Ciotola A Life is to be fortified by many friendships. To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness in existence. ... I love you Mike! Grace Collabolletta Honesty is such a lonely word everyone is so untrue Honesty is hardly ever heard, and mostly what I need from you. — Billy Joel John Cliffe ▼ I hope I never try so hard to achieve success that I forget to have fun. Annette Collabolletta ▼ Just one last word to you before we part, I love you with all the love, that I have in my heart. Gwen Clark A Thomas Conboy ◄ I know that my goal is more than a thought, but I am ready for it. (We did it! D.M., I love you L.M.) I am free at last!!!! 147 148 Sam Cornelio ◄ Thoughts are but dreams till their effects be tried. — Shakespeare Mark Corrales Lovers and madmen apprehend more than cool reason ever comprehends ... Do not all charms fly at the mere touch of cold philosophy. Angela Cousin ► I'm a star, you're a star, we all are stars, if we just accept each other. Football Cheerleader Michael A. Crawford ► Captain of the Varsity Football Team 25. What the heart knows today the head will understand tomorrow. Margaret Conlin A Life is nothing more than the happiness you get out of it. Paul Cooper A I walk a path separate from all others, for I fear no man's wrath but know that we are all brothers. Margie Cruz ► Paul Cuccia ► So come on, come on. We really got a good thing going. Come on, come on. If you think we're gonna make it we better hang onto ourselves. Manuela Cousillas ◄ Good-bye my friend it maybe forever . . . who knows when we shall meet again ... if ever.'' — Alan Parson llene Crell ► To my friends all the love and fun memories we shared ... I will remember them forever and to the one I love — Pepe. David Cultice ▼ The man of virtue makes the difficulty to be overcome his first business and success only a subsequent consideration. — Confucius Kathleen Damasio ▼ Success isn't a result of spontaneous combustion. You must set yourself or fire. — H. Glasow Sue D'Arcy ▼ Good morning yesterday. You wake up and time has slipped away. Remember . . . Do you remember the times of your life? — Paul Anka Marcos Davila ▲ It's finished and all through, and when you look at it, it was for the best of you. Victoria DeCarlo ▼ Stephaine Davis ▼ Like I always say, always strive for the best, never settle for less. That's me, Chucky Dee! Valerie Deas ▼ Life is like an Onion You peel it off layer by layer and sometimes you weep. Kathryn Delahanty Few things in life last as long as a Volkswagon. 149 Michael Deliis ► The wonder of devotion, I see the torch we all must hold. The mystery of the quotient upon us all a little rain must fall. Robert Difabbio ▼ Lisa Delvecchio John Devesta Stephen Devine A And as we wind on down the road our shadow taller than our soul. When all are one and one is all to be a rock and not to roll. Michelle Dileo ► Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth. I do recall those were the best times, most of all. — journey — Led Zeppelin Susan Dingott A I'd like to teach the world to sing . . . 150 Kevin Donnelly ► You have to live before you die or else you will die before you live. — Peter Sellers John Drago ► And someone said fair warning lord strike that poor boy down turned from hunted into hunter went to hunt somebody down. — Van Halen Kristin Edinger ◄ A small man who spends his whole life looking up, sees more than a tall man who spends his whole life looking down. Paula Edmond ► A member and captain of the Tigerettes Squad and a member of the Cultural Horizons Choir. I will enter into Child Care for the young. Doug Eglauf ◄ The future past; it is in the is not in the future. 151 Phyllis Emery ▼ Capt. of Bengalettes and member of softball. Love does not consist of two people looking at each other, but looking in the same direction. PaulEnea ▼ What happened to our innocence? Did it go out of style along with our naivete. No longer a child. — Ceddy Lee of Rush S. Emery ► Kerry Evans ► Nickname: Kay Kay. Always remember that Thinking can keep you out of trouble. Thanks mom and dad. Nita, we made it! David Fabel ► Victories that are easy are cheap. Those only are worth having which come as the result of hard fighting. — H. W. Beecher Anne Farrell ▲ The best way to make your dreams come true is to wake up. Barry Ferguson ▼ Belinda Fechner A We need to learn to set our course by stars, not by the lights of every passing ship. 9 Dawn Fagenson ◄ We should enjoy here while we're here . . . 'cause there's no here, there! — Ziggy Lauren Felder ▲ Be silent, or speak something worth hearing. Lisa Ferrari A Behind the clouds is the sun still shining. — Longfellow Cassandra Ford A Ford, girls v. soccer capt. and cheerleader quotes, The secret to success is for a person to be ready when his opportunity comes. Amy Fischer ▼ Hitch your wagon to a star. — Emerson Frank Filardi A The sports were great. The teaching was fine. I accomplished a lot and had a good time. Swimming: 1980-61-82 Track: 1960-81-82 Rosemary Filippo A Just remember: Don't go without leaving your mark! I love you, R.T.D. lose Formoso A Captain of the Varsity Soccer Team. True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and value. Frank Fraioli ◄ One thing is forever good; that one thing is success. — Emerson Baseball fever — catch it!! Monica Fraioli Reach out and touch somebody's hand, make this world a better place if you can. 153 David Friedman ▲ Slip slidin' away, slip slidin' away. You know the nearer your destination the more you're slip slidin' away. — Paul Simon Thanks A.N.L. Stephen Frank ◄ Judith Frederickson ► We can weep because roses have thorns, or we can rejoice because thorns have roses.” Growth is the only sign of life.” Lisa Freed A I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky, and all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by. — Sea Fever i Joanne Fytros A Those who wish to be, must put aside the alienation, get on with the fascination, the real relation, the underlying theme. Susan Garretson ▼ Life is far too important a thing to ever be taken seriously. — Oscar Wilde Louis Gabriele ▼ Is the best you can do always short of the goal? And the way it's supposed to be just never is. — Keery Livgren 154 Maria Gama ◄ Joan Fuller A It is finished! — Jesus Barbara Gallagher ▼ The past three years have been fun. I will always cherish the good times at White Plains Ffigh School.” Carmen Gaskin ▼ Always finish what you start in life, because opportunity never knocks but once. Robert Geisler ▲ Through my third eye, I have preserved many golden moments, which I thank many people for. Robert (flash) Robert Gianola ▲ Gino — Take me runnin' with the devil and the meek shall inherit the earth, cause I'm as free as a bird now! Dance the night away! Sandra Gibson ▲ Millions of people living as foes. Maybe it's not too late to learn how to love and forget how to hate.” — Ozzy Osbourne Geisler Leeann Gillian ▼ William Gilmore A I can do all things through Christ. V.P. Deca, Pres. Youth NAACP, active in choir, ch club, member of JA, and still praising the Lord. Christine Giuliano ◄ The words the happy say are paltry melody. But those the silent feel are beautiful.” — Emily Dickinson Patricia Glanville I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. 155 Sabrina Godfrey ◄ To live is to experience, and to experience is to live. 156 Terri Goldman ▼ Maybe tomorrow I'll find my way to the land where the honey runs in rivers each day and the sweet life is so easily found. — C.K. Hilary Goldmann A You know more than you think you know, just as you know less than you want to know. — Oscar Wilde Jeanne Gordon ► And when the night is cloudy, there is still a light that shines on me. Shine until tomorrow, let it be. — Lennon-McCartney Susan Goldstein A Some day we'll look back on this, and it will all seem funny. — Bruce Springsteen Melanie Glashow ► If we make it, we can all sit back and laugh. — Lake Lawrence Gleit ◄ Well, I'm taking my time. I'm just moving along, you'll forget about me after I've been gone. Fred Goodman ► Warning came, no one cared. Earth was shaking. We stood and stared. When it came, no one was spared. Still I hear — BURN. — Deep Purple Michael Gotch Jacqueline Gordon A Be slow in choosing a friend, slow in changing. — B. Franklin We are the few. We are the proud. I am a Marine. Fay Graham ► Don't compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; there will always be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Jill Gottlieb ◄ Tomorrow will I live, the fool does say; Today itself's too late; the wise lived yesterday. Yvette Grant ◄ Make the best of your challenge. It is the key to success and a happy life. Dance Band, Spanish Club, Oracle. Glenda Green Linda Green ► Roll a big joint of education and smoke that!'' says Linda, I plan to be. an accountant, you see.'' Gloria Gregg ► Knowledge is easy unto him that understandeth. Proverbs 14:6 George Goulart I just want to wish everybody in this school a good life, especially these people: S.S., T.P., J.P., C.D., and B.R. Tracy Gray ◄ People should do the right things for their lives. They must remember that if they are not moving forward, then they are in reverse. Eileen Guilfoyle We may choose something like a star to stay our minds on and be staid. — Robert Frost 157 158 Elizabeth Gura ▼ There was something strange. I could not look away. I wanted to be there. I wanted to go. — Genesis Allison Haber ▼ Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for my dream and a pocketful of gold. — Led Zeppelin Lester Hackmayer ► I've been there and gone there. I've lived there and bummed there. I've spinned there. I gave there. I drank there and I slaved there. — P.T. Ann Hagemeyer ► Times were good. She never thought about the future. She just did what she would. — Genesis Judy Harrington ▼ If the sun refuses to shine, I would still be lovin' you. When mountains crumble to the sea, there will still be you and A Sally Hammon ▲ I hope that I can Lorna Hanlon always remember all ▲ the crazy times we had to go through! AF SJ — K. Livgren Cherlyne Hall ◄ Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I might not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Michael Hanrahan A Hold on to the past. Live for the present. Look forward to the future. Lome Harris A The road goes ever on and on, down from the door where it began. Now for ahead the road has gone and I must follow if I can . . Pauline Haughton ▼ Never give up on yourself. Always aim for the best in life, and you will have a successful life. Good Luck. David Harrison ▲ Member of the Varsity Basketball Team says, Success is never certain and failure is never final. Steven Hasen A I know if there's trouble, I ain't takin' the blame. That's why I keep movin', so nobody knows my name. — Deep Purple Paula Haughton 4 Let the other fellow talk occasionally. You can't learn much by listening to yourself. Time to make friends is before you need them. Stacey Hecker A But if you tame me, it will be as if the sun came to shine on my life. I shall know the sound of a step different from all others. Rachel Heller A Now I've been smiling lately. Thinking about the good things to come and I believe it could be, something good has begun. — Cat Stevens Jennifer Hershberg ▼ What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters compared to what lies within us. Diane Heyde ▼ Happiness isn't something that depends on our surroundings. It's something we make inside ourselves. 159 Todd High ◄ If you made a mistake, patch it up. I'm spreadin out. Bryant Hill ► You should use the time you have in school appropriately, because you only have one time to go through school, so use it to your best ability! David Hill A Long time, no see. Short time for you and me. So fine, so good. We're on the road, like you knew we would. — Moody Blues Jennifer Hope ▼ Cookie-Cee, who plans to go to college says that without a strong and powerful black woman, there will be no strong and powerful black nation. Cheryl Holloway Good-bye! Suzanne Hoch A It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. Roxanne Hogg ▼ “There is a dream that leads me onward, for within me lies the power to seize the hour and live my dreams. Caroline Honig ◄ People will tell you what to do, They'll tell you where to go But till you find out for yourself you'll never really know. — Joni Mitchell 1 Ingrid Hockstader A “We'll take the best, forget the rest, and someday we'll find, these were the best of times. — Styx 160 Susan Hochman A Don't hang on ... nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky. Denise Hughes ▲ Love and friendship are the essence of life Without one, the other cannot exist. Jason Hull ▼ I played it cool and finished school and you should try to do the same. King Tuck told you so! Jordan Hurwitz A Voumakelifewhatitis.lt could be good. It could be bad. Do your best and you will succeed. There's always a light, so do it right. Carlton Jackson ▼ Carlton, a three-year lacrosseman, co-captain, and a three-year hockey player is looking forward to college. Margaret Irving A Temper is what gets most of us in trouble. Pride is what keeps us there. Jo Ann Izzo A James Ingrim ▼ Bad, bad, super bad, always happy, never sad. Slick, slick, cool-in-out, watch me bus-it-out. My last year without a doubt, peace Mark Itzler ▼ Set your own standards and you'll have but one person to worry about . . . ■ John Imor A Sonya Howell ▼ Donald Jackson ► Donald, a Cancer and a member of the Boys Varsity Baseball Team quotes, Life is not a success unless you want it to be. Oh yeah. DAJ Donna Jenkins If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it is yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Cynthia Jamison ▲ Cynthia, cheerleader, b-ball, and softball player quotes, Only those who see the invisible can do the impossible. Benjamin Jogodnik ► To try may be to die, but not to care is never to be born. — William Redfield Nancy Jarris ◄ Watch your actions, they become habits. Watch your habits, they become character. Watch your character, for it becomes your destiny. — l.l.Y. Michael Jackson ► Mike, the skating wizard, martial artist, two-year printer, will follow that career in college. It's not what you achieve, it's how hard you try. Michael Jenkins T I play it cool and dig all jive. That's the reason I stay alive. My motto as I live and learn, is dig and be dug in return. Judy Johnson ▲ Education makes people impossible to enslave. Only the educated are free and they can't take that away from us. I thank my Angela Joachim ► Take off your shoes, child, and take off your hat. Try on your wings and find out where it's at. — Grateful Dead Bernadette Jones ▲ Casey Jones T David Jonassen ▲ These walls that still surround me still contain the same old me, just one more who's looking for the world that ought to be. — Rush Kathryn Renee Jordan ► Virgo. Invest in knowledge. Don't give up love and trust, and be yourself. S, C.S.-n-D.B J.J. R.C. C.F.C.: Love you all!! Danita Jones Danita, captain of the Tigerette squad says, our hearts speak in many ways . . . we do not remember days, we remember moments. Thanks Mom! Lori Jones ) Tammy Kaminer ► What if everything is an illusion and nothing exists? In that case, I definately overpaid for my carpet. — Woody Allen James Karis ◄ I float with flowing peaceful perceptions. Inner euphoristic waves of love and freedom pound and dissolve the jagged edges of authority. Lauren Kaufman ◄ Don't fly mister bluebird. I'm just walking down the road. Early morning sunshine telling me all I need to know. — A.B. Band Alesia Kelly ◄ One life is all I have. All my dreams are very special. Life is love and love is giving. It's a special gift from Cod. Li, Yossi Klement ▼ Max King ► If you live for love and peace of mind. Stick to your dreams my friend and that's what you'll find. — R.C. BOPH, BAYASH. SOW AYAH? JB Robert Kirschner And when you hear that song, come cryin' like the wind. It seems like all this life was just a dream. — Robert Hunter Roger Klepper ▼ Man is a prisoner of his own thoughts. He spends his life trying to find the key. Bryce Koopman T Give me all your sunshine. A spark is all I need. — journey Clifford Kraft ► The old get old and the young get stronger May take a week and it may take longer — James Douglas Morrison y - Nadia Kuczinski ► Living it. Believing it. Wanting it. Make it work out. Always-n-Forever Gilbert Kulers ► One should judge a man by the depth of his morals, not by the length of his hair. — G. Kulers Save the whales! ILYP Nancy Lahart ► Those crazy nights, I do remember in my youth. I do recall those were the best times most of all. — Journey B.F.F. — S.D. M.T. R.A. D.B. John Lancelli ◄ I've got the pedal to the floor, my life is running faster, got my sight set straight ahead, but ain't sure what I'm after. — M. Hatchet Olive Laing Happiness is along the way, not at the end of the road. Janet Lautensack ► The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. — James Taylor I Karen Kutka ◄ You always look to a star knowing you can't have it until one day you find it in your hands, never realizing you had it all the time. Denine Layne ▲ Denine, a Tigerette, member of the Cultural Horizons Club and J.A. says, Love cures people, both those who give it and those who receive it. Sookie Lee ▼ The most important piece of luggage is the remains of a joyful heart. — Hermon Loms Jennifer Leichter To be an educated person is a matter of survival. To be happy is how to survive. Be happy and have good memories of W.P.H.S. David Lebwith ▲ Real tact does not consist in agreeing with people, but in learning how to disagree without being disagreeable. Charles Lederman ▲ You can't hold me down. I don't want to be held down. I gotta be free. — Jimi Hendrix FHITA Robert Levine ▼ Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose. — L.B.J. William Lent A Clifford Leong A Track Team 1979 Life is never what it seems and every man must meet his destiny. Nancy Levy T There is no day so Colleen Lew dark, ▼ The thing that is that the gift of important is the thing that friendship, love, is not seen . . . and laughter can not — Antoine de brighten it. Saint Exupery Amy Lessing A Life is far too important a thing ever to talk seriously about. — Oscar Wilde 165 Elizabeth Lilly A Co placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. Courtney Lew ◄ To be of no mind is to assume the everyday mind. Irene Lewis ► 'Never stop reaching until you die, because the door to success is too hard, and too high for the lazy to reach and open. Amy Link A I have thought too much to stoop to action. Digna Lopez ▼ Love is like an ocean, endless in its waves. DL — WR 7 18 81 Renee Lindsey A Well we made it Val. We're on our way. Dennis Liriano ▼ Lawrence Lombardy ◄ The world is full of kings and queens that blind your eyes and steal your dreams. It's heaven and hell. — R. J. Dio Kathleen Longo ◄ You're never sure if the illusion is real. You pinch yourself, but the mem'ries are all you feel. — Billy Squire Lisa Maffucci A When we are together, the moments I cherished, with every beat of my heart. This is for you F.C. There's so many dreams I've yet to find. Rosanne Magrane A Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for my dreams and a pocketful of gold. — Led Zeppelin Andy Marcus A Be content but.never satisfied. lose Lugo T Michael Mariani ▼ Watch the ripples change their size, but never leave the stream. All the days float through my eyes, but still the days seem the same. Sarah Mabey ▼ Paul Lundin A Emerson: Why are you here? Thoreau: Why are you not here? Deborah Malmud ▼ Though this be madness, yet there is method in it. — Shakespeare Nancy Markey ► ... And the world is busting at its seams and you're just a prisoner of your dreams. — B.S. P.J.K.K.R.B.L.K. 3! John Peter Marcotullio ▼ Chris Marchetti A To be a rock and not to roll. —Led Zeppelin David Mattia ◄ I can hear the wind calling outside my door . . . so satisfied. I'm on my way. Lisa Maudsley ◄ Sometimes when you reach for a dream, you have to leave something behind. Cain McAdams ◄ dL ' ' V Isias Mavila ► It's been a fun year and good luck to me in the future. lonathan Maude ◄ He who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man. — Dr. Samual Johnson Tracey McCann ▼ Fly on proud bird, you're free at last. Sueo. free birds. Forever rock lives. , Zeppelin never dies. Shots 81 Daf 82 Carolyn McDonald ► Captain of Tigerettes. We do not remember days; we remember special moments. Daniel McAteer ◄ All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be — Roger Waters save the whales. Eileen McGovern ▼ If anyone should ask me why I love my friends, there could only be one answer: Because he was he, and I was I. — Montaigne Patricia McDonnell ▲ Yesterday's a dream tomorrow a vision. But today well lived will make yesterday a dream of happiness and tomorrow a vision of hope. Kevin McGuinness ▼ These walls that still surround me, still contain the same old me. Just one more who's searching for the world that ought to be. — Rush Brian McGuire ▼ Some men think they are born to be king, maybe that is true, but I think passing love around is all we were born to do. — Doobie Brothers Dean McKoy ▼ I was once told what it was to be a man. Now that I've reached the age I'll try to do the best I can. Sandra McKoy T Now my high school days are over, I must say good-bye. Now I am getting older. All I can do is try. Joseph McHugh ▲ Duty-Honor-Country Those three hallowed words reverently dictate what you ought to be, what you can be, what you will be. — MacArthur Yvette McKoy ▼ Simultaneous cause and effect means that essentially our future can be determined by present causes. Karla McKeon A Come this time tomorrow. I'll be far from here. I'm gonna breathe the air. — Bubbles Thomas McLaughlin ▼ All fled, all done, so lift me on the pyre. The feast is over and the lamps expire. — Robert E. Howard Judy McPherson ► And I will go on shining, shining like brand new. I'll never look behind me. My troubles will be few . . S.T. Very nice A.C. C.M. P.V.: love ya 169 Randi Melton Catherine Mitchell ▲ 'Now the light is fading fast, Chances slip away. A time will come to pass, when there'll be one. — Genesis Catherine Messier ► Singing in the sunshine, laughing in the rain, hitting on the moonshine, rocking was our game . . Danny, be my only, my one and only . . . Led Zep Jonathan ▼ Sheryl Meyerowitz ► David Meyers A Upon us all, a little rain must fall. — Led Zeppelin Save the whales. 170 Christopher Merenda Some men see things as they are and ask why, I dream things that never were and say, why not. R.F.K. Save the whales! Gregory Mines A Live for today, for tomorrow was never promised to you. True love D.B. Jonathan Mednick ► Time it was, and what a time it was, It was . . . a time of innocence, a time of confidence. — Simon and Garfunkel Rosanna Merlino ▼ If you love someone, set them free. If they come back to you, they’re yours. If they don't come back, it was never meant to be. J.B. -n- R.M. Forever Kevin Melly A To live your life your life in your own way. To reach the goals you have set for yourself, to be the you that you want to be; that is success. Sabrina Moore ► Success is failure turned inside out, so don't be afraid to fail. Brian Morgan 4 In this world, it is not what we take up, but what we give up, that makes us rich. Caroline Naughton ► I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. Dancin' on B'way in Nev York City 1. Remember Dance Show '81 M.S. Lorie Ann Motts 4 The years gone fast and now it's the last. There's been good and bad. There's been memories of the past. My future holds a lot to last. — R.C. Yvette Myles The time has come for the seniors of 82 to graduate. I hope that the graduates of 82 will be successful. Gregory Moore 4 Those who quit their proper character are for the greater part, ignorant of both the character they leave and the character assumed. Marilyn Morris 4 You can only get out of life what you put into it. If you want the world, it could be yours with only a little. Frank Nicosia T Loretta Newton 4 If the road is rough, then find a smoother path. Bengalettes '79 Lori O'Rourke ► Daniel |. O'Connor T Sandra O'Hara ▼ The future is not ours to know and it may never be, so let us live and give our best and give it lavishly. Daphne Oliver ► Reach out and touch somebody's hand. Make this world a better place, if you can. — Diana Ross Todd Olsen ► Music is the soul bird that flies in the immense heart of the listener. — Santana Gerard O'Neil ► There's no time to delay. We've got to live for today. I've got so much to give. There is so much to say. — Chicago Lorendana Pappalardo ◄ I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. I go confidently in the direction of my dreams. Lynn Paris I have always observed that to succeed in the world, one should seem a fool, but be wise. jennifer Oshin ◄ I'm afraid to believe the things I feel. I can cry with the best. I can laugh with the rest. But I'm never sure when it's real. — Jackson Browne Susan Orlando I've seen a lot of people who thought they were cool, but then again Lord, I've seen a lot of fools. T.M. Freebirds Forever M.M.-n-S.O. Kenneth W. Person Amy Pearl Regina Pellegrini A A I'd like to stick around. but I'm running behind. You know I don't even know what I'm hoping to find. — Jackson Browne Roseanna Petriccione Kengilo Phifer A A Education is the first step of success. The others are striving to be the best and succeeding. Believe you can. lanice Pierce ▼ lames Pietschker ▼ I survived. Pamela Pinto ▼ Anthony Phillips A The best place to succeed is where you are, with what you have, and with the one you love. Karyn Popp ◄ ... so you're scared and you're thinking that maybe we ain't that young anymore. — Bruce Springsteen John Preiss ▲ Love is the magic-pan. the enchanter . . . With it, earth is heaven. Deborah Porter ▲ I will go on shining, shining like brand new. Never look behind me, my troubles will be few. — Supertramp Philip Prince ▲ the line between the sublime and the ridiculous is extremely fine. Ramona Ramos ▼ Judy Pustigiacomo ▼ 174 Sandra Priest ▲ We should enjoy here while we're here, Because there is no here, there. Mark Quintard ▼ For long you live and high you fly, but only if you ride the tide and balanced on the biggest wave you race toward an early grave. Steve Ranger ▼ In whatever I do, I do ▲ If there's a will, then wisdom finds it’s way. — I f i li Michael Rattner ▼ ... when these days have passed long ago, will they read of us with sadness? For the seeds that we let grow. — Rush A Farewell to Kings Christine Redgeld ▼ Bryan Reid ▼ Bryan, also known as Bean, is captain of the Wrestling Team and says, If you want something in life, you have to set some goals. Alberto Reggiani T Erica Reinholtz ► I would be the lyric ever on the lip rather than the Epic, memory lets slip. — Thomas Aldrich Eric Reed A Resident Artist Cross Country Team Music Enthusiast )udy Ratzkin A Don't laugh at our inhibitions. Don't laugh at our freaky ways. Cause someday you might find yourself marching in the freak parade. — Todd Cabrino Ray A Maria Regina A Everybody thinks of changing humanity and nobody thinks of changing himself. 175 Evan Reisner Gregory Renino ▲ I'm not talkin' bout no a revolution . . . I'm talkin' bout havin' some fun! — Jim Morrison Tammy Riddick Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. To all seniors, good luck! David Robinov ▼ It's never too late until you stop trying, just say to yourself, I have the skill. —The herbs Donna Riviezzo ◄ I must be traveling on now, 'cause there's too many places I've got to see. —Lynyrd Skynyrd Mark Robinson ► Break on through the door to the other side. — The Doors William Rockoff A If you smile at me, I will understand, 'cause that is something everybody everywhere does in the same language. CSN Y Alvin Rogers ▼ Alvin K. Rogers known as “mouse. You must work for what you are trying to accomplish. Wrestling 7.8, 9,10,11,12. All County 11th and 12th. Danny Rogers ▼ Rhonda Rogers ▼ Rhonda, capt. of the Basketball and Volleyball Team believes, “When the dream is big enough the facts don't count, so make it happen. 1 man T.B. Anne Rostenberg ▼ You've got to go through hell before you get to heaven. Brian Ruellan ▼ Success isn't a result of spontaneous combustion, you must set yourself on fire. — A. H. Glasow Lisa Rohr Joseph Rosskopf A “Self-expression is as a “Thank Cod school is out.'' essential to man as good food and clean air! Gina Russo ▼ . . you can't hurry love, no, you just have to wait, because love don't come easy, it's a game of give and Tina Rupert take! w — Diana Ross Suzanne Russo ► If you look hard you might find what's right and once you find it, hold on tight. It is there, somewhere. ILU A.T. 177 Andrea Saunders ► Marie Saintil In this world nobody can't give you love, but only one lesus. And may Cod bless all of you in the future. Cod loves you. Carla Rutigliano ► I.L.Y. Richie Carla Forever 'Highway Star'' lohn Sanchez ▼ Good-bye, a word which is so easily and always said, somehow seems to be an obstacle when really meant! — Chez Claudia Sanchez ► Happiness is not perfect unless it is shared. — Cowie Vanessa Saunders ► Life is sweet. I'm so fine. If you finish high school, you'll have a great mind. Candy and Odie, the couple of the year of '82. Paul Ryan A If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put foundations underneath them. — Thoreau Barbara Scheurich A Cast in this unlikely role, ill equipped to act with insufficient tact. One seems to put up barriers to keep oneself intact. — Rush 178 William Schneller A Though names may change, each face retains the mask it wore. — Genesis Beatrice Scott ◄ Bea says: Each morning look back up on your work of yesterday and then try to beat it. Debbie Scott ◄ Edward Segal ► All good things come to an end Beth Selbst ► Once you're gone you can never come back. — Neil Young Kenneth Sheperd Time passes And we mature And learn to fight And fend And live Steven Shier ◄ Sandra Sillery ◄ A smile costs nothing but its value is price- less. It enriches the one who gives it, yet im- poverishes him not. Good Luck class of '82. Lindberg Slade ▼ There is nothing more powerful than an idea whose time has come. Linda Simon ► Truly there would be rea- son to go mad were it not for music. Deborah Slepian ▼ The only way to have a friend is to be one. Sharon Smalls ▼ Action is the last resort for those who know not how to dream. — Oscar Wilde David Smith ► Memories; always think towards the future and do the right thing present- ly, but never forget the memories of the past. Javan Smith ► It's time for me to take make my de- parture into life. Mark Smith ► Set very high goals and work at best of your ability to fulfill them and the best will come to you. Good Luck. John Sohl ► The world holds infinite possibilities, and paradise might seem like a dream, but don't stop believing in what the future might bring. Stuart Smith ◄ Big Smitty, the walking sex machine, sin after sin I have endured yet the wounds I bear are those of love. Judas Priest Rocks 1 Tracy Squires ◄ The road goes ever on and on. And I must follow, if I can, until it joins some larger way, and wither then? I cannot say. — J.R.R. Tolkien Domenica Strangarone ► Hi Teresa and Anna! Hey Carrie Baby! Karen B. Boy Mimes! Rosanne the Nag!! Thanks East! Bunny Bock Bock!! Hi Ma! Luv the Noodle Kid MICA Irvin Spencer A Richard Stevenson William Stith A Though I'm a new stu- A dent in the school. I've been introduced to many different things. This truly has been a year to remember. Big Rich leanne Sullivan A Forget what life used to be. You are what you choose to be. It's whatever it is you see. That life will become.'' David Talbot ▼ ARS LONGA VITA BRE- VIS Tomorrow is yester- day's history and art will still be there, even if life terminates. Keith Emerson Michael Sussman A Difficulties exist to be sur- mounted. — Ralph Waldo Emerson Thomas Tassone ▼ Carry on my way ward son, there'll be peace when you are done. — Kansas Randi Sussman A ''Is a dream a lie if it don't come true, or is it worse? B. Springsteen BFFILU CNCB Thanks for ev- erything. 181 Dalton Thomas ◄ Take yourself as you are, whole, and do not try to live by one part alone and starve the other. Leonora Thomas ► Martin Luther King said I have a dream; and he said we shall overcome. Well, I have a dream, and I will strive to over- come. Mary Beth Thomas ▲ Too many people are only fragments of themselves for others to see. Become a whole human being. — W. Rinder thanks — J, R, N, D, S S Eve Tursky ▼ High School days are pre- cious, where all your dreams come true. It's not the end, but the beginning of a life. We'll start anew.'' Andrea Tilson ▲ We embrace the past with remembrance, but wel- come the future with long- ing. But always remember Tilly Till. Nga Tran ▼ I have been one month in WPHS. I really don't know how to say it, but I really like dance class. It makes me feel good, so I like it. Todd Turner ◄ Barrett Thompson A Remember the good times and the bad times at WPHS class of'82! They were fun. Now let's strive for our highest goals in life! Teresa M. Torelli A Dora Turner Gregory Van Antwerp ▼ John Van Voorhies ▼ I enjoy music and espe- cially playing guitar. I also enjoy skiing. I plan to attend college. A new day will dawn for those who stand long. Patricia Van Duyne ▲ The gift of happiness be- longs to those who unwrap it. . .; the future holds, for me . . . everything!! Patricia Velzy ▲ If you love something, set it free, If it doesn't return, it was never meant to be. If it does, love it forever! 183 lane Veron ▼ But I have promises to keep, and miles to go be- fore I sleep. — Robert Frost Helen Van Tol A Flight of the sea birds, scattered like lost words, wheel to the storm and fly. Garcia Weir Norma Valencia T Alwyn Villacorta ► Life is never what it seems to be and every man must meet his des- tiny. Charles Valera ▲ I love you babe. 454 Monte Carlo, Goober, wishing on a star. Always and forever. Connie and Charlie. De- cember 19, 1979. Auto Mech. Christine Ut Well, this is the end of three years of laughter, good times and sadness spent at WPHS. I'll never forget WPHS and the friends I made! Gaye Tursky ▼ Remember cheering and laughter, problems and the fears, watching all our memories grow throughout our high school years ' DOOGIE Rosemarie Ward I don't know where I'm going. I don't know where I'll be. But when I get to where I'm gonna end up, then that's alright by me. — The Who John Vrooman A Dear Girls, I'm dedicating this space to you for making my school years more INTERESTING and FUN! ! X O X O . . . Cora Ward A All the world's indeed a stage, And we are merely players, performers and portrayers, each anothers audience out- side. The Gilded Cage Gloria Washington Our creator gave us two ends. One to sit with and one to think with. Our suc- cess depends on which one we use the most. Peter Westerholm ▼ Pete, a four year member of the Lacrosse Team simply notes, The Party's Over — Journey Denise Weinberg You've got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world, all the love in your heart . . — Carole King Elizabeth Weiner ► I never did believe in miracles. But I've a feeling it's time to try. — Fleetwood Mac Katherine Weiss ◄ The good times are the best times. The bad times fade away. The good times last forever. Geilized — J. Ceils Band Virginia Werneken Do not follow where the path leads; rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. Demetrius Whitted ► Johnestown says all you knuckleheads that say life is hard — com- pared to what? Charles Williams ▼ . . Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there's still time to change the road you're on. — Led Zeppelin lla Williams ▲ Always remember, being yourself will show your better performance and you will come out ahead. Peace Sharon Williams ▼ Captain of Bengallettes, j.V. and Varsity softball. Well Mom, I made it. Thanks for everything Dad.” Awilda Williams ▲ Greatness is not in being strong, but in the right use of your strength. Norman Williams ▼ Don't burn bridges be- hind you, because someday you may have to go back and cross. Mona Williams A What you are is God's gift to you. What you make yourself is your gift to God.” Yvonne Williams ▼ Sail on the shipof ambition and land on the shore of success. Love, Yvonne Wil- liams '82 Daphne Williams ▼ Captain of Tigerettes When you want to ex- ceed in something, you have to go all the way. Deborah Williams ▼ To love me is to trust me. To trust me is to know me. I made it. Doni +NaaABAY SC NL GH GLM EG + GC Renee Williams ▼ 185 Robert j. Wilson ► Paul Wright ▼ If you find someone they belong to you. But if someone finds them, they're not yours anymore. John Wissman ▲ I've been liven', I had to take my time and change my style. Now I wonder, is something going to make it all worthwhile? — Kansas Tearwornia Wodds ► Tearwornia says, Your future is what you make it and the past is how you take it. John Wollman ◄ Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody ever does anything about it. — Mark Twain Ellen Yurish ▲ I've seen a lot of people who thought they were cool, but then again, Lord, I've seen a lot of fools. — Lynyrd Skynyrd 186 SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED John P. Ahrens Eric Alan Patricia Brinson |uan Cabaleiero Harvey Cain Caridad Cartayas Bradley Casey Sammy Ciambriello Carmela Davella |ohn Edmond Stanley Flanagan Melissa Francis Sylvia Francis Frank Gall Kyle Garrett Arthur Hamilton Keith Haywood Ramon Hernandez Philip Herscher Timothy Herten Mary Linnane Bruce Lowery Kevin McNama George Morris Hong Nghe Mario Orlando Norman Price Steven Reps Philip Russell Anthony Russo Virginia Saccone John Townsend Roxana Varasteh Luz Velez Sheila Verner Frank Vieni Humberto Villanueva The Oracle staff joins with the rest of White Plains High School in mourning the passing of two friends — Mr. Kent Bender and Mark Brent Dolinsky. Mr. Bender served in our school system for over twenty years. Last year we shared his mixed feelings about retirement — regret at his leaving our community, and happiness at the relaxation retirement would bring him. This year we share his family's sorrow at their loss. Mark Dolinsky, a member of the sophomore class, was active in many phases of student life. His participation in hockey, tennis, and band made him known and beloved to many at White Plains High. Both Mr. Bender and Mark were valued members of the community and of the high school. Their friendship will be missed by all who knew them. • Mm m m iAUU y |ri rrrAc mn m' n HAPPENINGS The hours between 7:45 and 2:30 are spent in an endless number of ways, and for most of the year they are spent at good old White Plains High School. As any student will tes- tify, a freshman often wonders how he gets so many minutes between his classes; a senior often wonders how he gets so much class between his minutes. Either way, the final bell seems like it will never ring, so everyone develops his own way to occupy the time. The arts, activities and clubs are as diverse as the people involved with them, ranging from throwing clay and rolling tires to playing administrator. On occasion, some of us even study; but one of the most popular activities is avoiding that activity! INDEX ser, 5. Bravo, A. Brinson, P. Brooks, U. Burkett, a. cousin, a. rawtoro, u. uixon, l. rrel, M. Harvey, P. Huaghton, K. Hayes, D. Hobby, L. Holt, R. Holt, W. Jackson, B. ?, C. McConald, V. Morris, L. Newton, L. Paris, T. Riddick, N. Rigsby, L. Robinson, T. Smith, M. Smith, M. Smith, E. Thomas, T. Walder, T. Walden, K. Watts, A. Houston, A CAPELLA CHOIR — L. Ashley, W. Baer, B. Barish, E. Bascomb, j. Berman, A. Burke, S. Camillo,). Carlton, C. Carpenter, M. Castaldo, J. Clow, M. Cohen R. DeLevie. A. DeMaria, M. DiLeo, B. Fechner, A. Feder, D. Gibson, S. Goldstein, J. Gordon, E. Grimaldi, E. Guilfoyle, A. Hall, C. Hall, S. Hecker, L. Helmintoller, P. Hill, D. Hoffman, S. Holloway, A. Jordan, A. Kelley, K. Kutka, W. Lent, D. Lopez, E. McClain, L. Namm, C. Naughton, A. Newell, E. Pascale. R Pellegrini, E. Rabinove, D. Riviezzo, L. Rohr, J. Sabin, S. Sailsman, P. Salerno, S. Sampson, B. Scheurich, B. Schwartz. L. Shernoff, S. Smalls, J. Stowe. B. Terhune. P. Terhune, S. Thorngren, C. Torain, B. Tureck, S. Tursky, C. Ward, D. Weinberg, B. Williams, J. Zani; S. Greene, Director. BYE BYE BIRDIE CAST — B. Abes, W. Baer, B. Barish, S. Beilenson, D. Burkett, M. Castaldo, K. Chiarito, T. Clinton, J. Clow, M. Cohen, G. Cunningham, J. Davidow, K. Delahanty, R. DeLevie, L. Falcone, A. Feder, A. Fischer, T. Gerber, D. Gibson, C. Giuliano, E. Greenberg, L. Helmintoller, P. Hill, W. Hobby, D. Hoffmann, K. Johnson, B. Karasick. M. Katz, D. King, O. Klement, S. Langer, R. Levine, E. McClain, J. McHuah, A. Marcus, K. Merenda. D. Mitchell, L. Namm, G. O'Neil, J. Ostrove, R. Pellegrini, E. Reisner, I. Rose, B. Ryan, J. Sabin, D. Scott, L. Shernoff, R. Silverbush, G. Torres, S. Weiss, M. Whitney, B. Williams, P. Wright, D. Zevon; J. Naughton and S. Greene, Directors. BYE BYE BIRDIE ORCHESTRA — K. Baker, L. Barrett, C. Burns, A. Cohen, M. Corrales, D. Cultice, L. Klement, P. Prince, E. Reinholtz, G. Renmo, R. Richard, P. Ryan, F. Schmidt, C. Shernoff, E. Shernoff, L. Simon, J. Titcomb, H. van Tol; A. Renino, Director. CHORAL ENSEMBLE — W. Baer, J. Carlton, C. Carpenter, M. Castaldo, J. Clow, M. Cohen, D. Gibson, E. Guilfoyle, S. Hecker, L. Helmintoller, P. Hill, D. Hoffman, W. Lent, E. McClain, L. Namm, R. Pellegrini, L. Rohr, J. Sabin, B. Schwartz, L. Shernoff, S. Smalls, P. Terhune, D. Weinberg; S. Greene, Director. CULTURAL HORIZONS CHOIR —A. Anderson, T. Baker, J. Boewser.S. Bravo, A. Brinson, P. Brooks, D. Burkett, A. Cousin, A. Crawford, D. Dixon, L. Gama, C. Gilbreath, L. Glover, V. Grandison, Y. Grier, A. Harrel, Jenkins, N. Johnson, S. Johnson, D. Jones, A. Lewis, S. Lovette, Robinson. I Rose, V Saunders. D. Scott. L. Scott, C. Smith, C.! M. Temple, S. Moore, S. Williams, P. Wright, S. Zupp, S. Robinson, F. Baker, C. Belcher, J. Bigelow, S. Brisseit, M. Burrows, C. Thomas, S. Davidson, P. Edmond, W. Gilmore, F. Graham, L. Grantham, S. Hamer. A. Harris, L. Harris, V. Harris, L. Harrville, M. Henderson, S. Hoard, F. Jackson, L. Jackson, C. Jamison, A. Johnson, L. Kelley, A. Lewis, T. Mack,). Mazyck, V. McDonald, S. McKoy, Y. McKoy, L. Mitchell, J. Norman, P. Phipps, S. Abraham, R. Pinnock, D. Rigsby, B. Robinson, B. Sanchez, C. Smith, S. Smalls, S. Weston, M. Smith, D. Taylor, J. Walters, J. Clow, B. Thrower, G. Young; S. Greene. Director. CULTURAL HORIZONS CLUB — L. Harris, president; D. Oliver, vice-president; C. Jamison, secretary; V. Morris, treasurer; A. Johnson, L. Jones, chairmen; P. Adams, D. Armstrong, L. Bailey, E. Bascomb, J. Bigelow, S. Bryant, K. Cha, A. Cousin, C. Ford, J. Fuller, W. Gilmore, V. Harris, L. Holt, P. Holt, L. Houstpn, W. Houston, J. Johnson, J. Johnson, D. Layne, I. Lewis, C. McDonald, D. Mitchell, T. Robinson, I. Rose, D. Williams, S. Williams, D. Williamson, S. Zupp; R. Bailey, Advisor. DEBATE TEAM — S. Beilenson, A. Cohen, C. Ciuliano, E. Greenberg, M. Greenspan, P. Kacandes, D. Kaminer, R. Kaminer, S. Langer, P. Lyons, J. McHugh, D. Malmud, F. Mastracchio, M. O'Neil, L. Parish, R Popper. P. Prince, V. Richter, B. Ryan, K. Schorsch, E. Segal, J. Weiner; C. P. Fearon, Advisor. DECA — J. Leichter, president; J. Abraham, J. Barry, H. Blaine, J. Blair, T. Borowski, D. Brunson, J. Carlton, M. Carnetto, A. Chillemi, P. Chillemi, M. Cousillas. I. Crell, K. Damasio, K. Egloff, P. Enea, D. Friedman, B. Geisler, W. Gilmore, T. Gray, Y. Grier, M. Hammerhan, A. Harrell, V. Hernandez, H. Jamison, L. Jefferson, L. Mafucci, R. Merlino, S. Meyerowitz, L. O'Rorke, S. Pamiotto, J. Preiss, M. Roselli, G. Russo, M. Saintil, M. Sweeny, D. Toney, L. Truit, T. Walden, Y. White, Y. Williams, P. Wright; S. Shell, Advisor. JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY — N. Valera, J. Whalen, captains; K. Blackwell, D. Freed, S. Mabey, F. Melgar, G. Melgar, D. O'Grady, R. Sacerino, K. Ryan, S. Wright; B. Skrivanek, Coach. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY — C. Giuliano, S. Hecker, J. Oshin, captains; N. Jacobsen, J. Jordan, A. Lewis, V. Naters, A. Schermerhorn, L. Schulz, M. Soto, L. Whalen; B. Skrivanek, Coach. ____... 0. . JUNIOR VARISTY FOOTBALL — J Allen, M. Angotti, A. Barnes, A. Best, B. Bodenan, D. Brunson, T. Campbell, P. Cannizzaro, W. Clymer, R. DePietro, P. Eglauf, D. Endres, G. Flournoy, R. Fuller, J. Gillian, J. Glover, D. Goldman, L. Goodman, R. Gutierrez, M. Gleason, C. Hill, C. Howson, A. Johnson, J. Johnson, T. McKee, M. Jones, M. Kahn, J. Leef, D. Morgan,G. Morris, A. Norman, R Person, T. Roper, B. Rutledge, P. Schaefer, J. Sealy, M. Siler, E. Waterman, K. Watts, R. White, B. Williams; A. Barrett, H. Miller, Coaches. VARSITY FOOTBALL — W. Anderson, P. Bakker, J. Barber, S. Barker, D. Barnes, T. Brown, R. Caldarola, B. Campbell, J. Clarom, M. Crawford, R Daniels, J. DeLee, J. Donahoe, J. Dubose, B. Fuller, L. Hackmeyer, A. Hanrahan, M. Hanrahan, V. Harris, B. Hill, R. Holdip, C. Holman, M. Jeffcoat, M. Jenkins, B. Jogodnik, B. Koopman, G. Lee, ). Little, A. Lund, E. Mabin, J. Mallon, M. Mariani, D. Mitchell, L. Smith, D. Solimine, J. Starr, R. Thames, K. Turner, K. Washington; E. B. Wintersteen, G. Perry, R. Linnell, Coaches. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS — A. Cousin, L. Falcone, C. Jamison, V. Morris, G. Tursky, captains; A. Anderson, S. Aronoff, N. Bakker, M. DiLeo, N. Dingott, S. Donahue, S. Goldstein, L. Houston, K. Kutka, D. Lancelli, L. Paris, T. Robinson, D. Scott, D. Shapiro, E. Tursky, D. Zafenou; B Barish, Tiger; B. Gunthrope, Advisor. ... .. . . . d iNCH CLUB —). McHugh, president; J. Ostrove, vice-president; I. Warmbir, secretary; S. Ruellan, treasurer; A. Anderson, K. Andrews, L. Barrett, S. Beilenson, N. Berger, N. Berger, K. Bergman, B. Bilgre, N. Braslow, N. Cervera K. Cha, M. Corrales, Dingott. R. DePietro, H Edelman, L. Egnuss D Fagenson, P. Fenton, D. Freed, J. Garment, M. Gaspar, T. Gerber, A. Gisondo, M. Gottlieb, J. Hedaya, D. Hoffmann, C. Jenkins, K. Johnson, D. Karr, T. Klapwald, T. Kroustiaff, R. Liebowitz, L. Lilly, J. Lubliner, S. Mabey, K. Masback, E. McGovern, D. Mills, R. Moore, L. Namm, V. Naters, M. O'Keeffe, L. Parish, J. Pena, M. Pinzur, J. Reps, I. Rose, T. Sandler. B. Scheurich, S. Schneider, J. Schorsch, E. Segal, C. Sheik, J. Slepian, P. Terhune, P. Velzy, D. Weinberg, J. Zultowsky; J. Kass, J. Baumel, Advisors. .. „ 0 „ FRENCH NEWSPAPER — E. Segal, editor; S. Camillo, K. Cha. J. Fredericksen, S. Hurwitz, S. Lee, L. Lilly, J. McHugh, J. Reilly, P. Ryan, B. Ruellan, J. Slepian, M. Sussman, J. Veron; D. Wladaver, Advisor. . , . , n c FRESHMAN CLASS — J. O'Leary, president; J. Kaufman, vice-president; L. Weiner, secretary; J. Dickson, treasurer; L. Bickford, L. Buehler, D. Freed, N. Hershberg, A. Jordan, D. Levine, L. Link, L. Lipman, D. Longo, L. Lowell, B. Marsh, R. Matie, D. Meyer, A. Rogers. K. Ryan, R. Shapiro, D. Silverman, P. Sullivan; J. Kass, Advisor. GENERAL ORGANIZATION ASSEMBLY — R. Abelson, D. Barnes, A. Bauman, S. Beilenson, L. Bickford, J. Blum, M. Brande, L. Buehler, E. Camposano, Sheik, R. Silverbush, G. Stelling, J. Sullivan, I. Warmbir, j. Weiner, S. Weiss, D. Woods, N. Zeller, S. Zupanski. . GERMAN CLUB —L. Ferrari, president; S. Bass, vice-president; P. Rohr, secretary; N. Chriss, treasurer; B. Hasson, chairman of fund raising; K. Baker, W Baer, A. Boydstun, V. Carosi, K. Donnelly, S. darretson, G. Haines, N. Halmi, C. Hecker, I. Holt, D. Huaman, J. Kolisky, D. Krakow, C. Renken, B. Schneller, C. Shernoff, E. Shernoff. D. Molimine, G. Sullivan, D. Werneken, J. Whalen, S. Zupanski; R. Schulz, Advisor. GIRLS' INDOOR TRACK — N. Braslow, C. Cardon, J. Dickson, L. Hochman, D. Longo, B. Marsh, J. Medmck, J. O'Leary, A. Rogers, S. Thomas; E. Zemmel, Coach. t _ _ .. , .. _ . , INTERSCHOLASTIC MEDIA CREW — D. Straub, announcer; T. Bonner, A. Capece, score board; J. Angotti, D. Goldman, J. Pinto, V. Spmnelli, J. Trabakino, J. Zani, D. Zevon, field operations. ITALIAN CLUB —C. Cavalier, president; N. Venitucci, vice-president; E. Guastella, treasurer; G. Sciortino, secretary; M. Agri-Garofalo. T. Anson, M. Balboa, J. Binasco, G. Cantatore, J. Formoso, F. Fraioli, D. Prill, K. Prill, R. Rizzi, A. Saiz, T. Silva, M. Venitucci, G. Vergara, R. Foresti, Advisor. GYMNASTICS — A. Bookless, N. Green, T. Kaminer, L. Leong, S. Maywood, F. Melgar, J. Orce, P. Rohr, S. Russo, C. Shernoff. J. Weiner; A. Lewis, Manager; B. Skrivanek, Coach. JUNIOR CLASS — M. McAteer, president; N. Lawless, vice-president; S. Roney, treasurer; D. Gibson, secretary; K. Armstrong, D. Barnes, L. Falcone, T. Gorr, S. Heller, T. Kraak, E. Kratz, A. Lazar, L. Namm, B. Nodiff, J. Poux, S. Poux, D. Rothenberg, C. Rudder, T. Sandler, L. Whalen. M. Capizzano, Advisor. 190 LATIN CLUB — T. Balazs, L. Barrett, D. Christos, C. Ciuliano, M. Gleason, S. Goldstein, J. Golliozo, E. Greenberg, L. Harris, S. Heller, K. Jacob, M. Kahn, G. Kuhlers, M. Manfredi, E. McClain, J. Rosenberg, J. Rostosky, P. Schaeffer, J. Detta, Advisor. MARCHING BAND — M. Sussman, Drum Major; J. Aragon, K. Baker, D. Bickford, L. Bickford, A. Boydstun, H. Bozeman, L. Buonacunto, C. Burns, V. Carosi, D. Cherrington, G. Clark, A. Cohen, L. Corbett, M. Corrales, C. Davidson, N. Ditoro, C. Dwyer, R. Edelman, K. Edinger, K. Elz, L. Engleman, A. Feder, L. Ferrari, B. Field. D. Freed. S.Garretson, D. Gibson, J. Giummarra, R. Godette,G. Groote,G. Haines, S. Heller, I. Hutchins, B. Istwany, A. Kelley, R. Landau,). Lautensack, A. Lemisch, E. Lemke, S. Lemmo, B. Lent, A. Link, L. Link, B. Marsh, K. Masback, J. Mednick, H. Merriweather, M. Michaud, D. Mills, J. Nadel, M. O'Neil, M. Ostrove, J. Pena, B. Peterson, J. Reilly, P. Reilly, E. Reinholtz, G. Renino, R. Renner, S. Richards, J. Rovel, B. Rockoff, S. Ruskin, B. Ryan, R. Shapiro, C. Cheik, M. Swee, B. Thrower, A. Topping, J. Topping, G. Torres, T. Umstead, H. van Tol, P. Velzy, E. Wagstaff, B. Williams, G. Young, S. Zupanski; A. Renino, Director. MARCHING CORPS — BENGALETTES — L. Beebe, M. Carollo, S. Dingott, P. Emery, L. Gura, P. McDonnell, S. Williams, captains; A. Avilez, L. Bailey, D Brunson, L. Cpalbo, C. Castro, T. Clegg, J. Conlin, K. Cotton, D. DeLeo, J. Eisen, S. Fabel, F. Falla, C. Gilbreath, L. Green, T. Grier, A. Haroutouman, K. Hayes, S. Hayes, D. Hardin, P Hill, D. Hobby, L. Holt, W. Houston, D. Howard, S. Howard, K. Jackson, L. Kelley, A. Lato, D. Lawrie, R. Lebowitz, P. Lyons, V. McDonald, F. Marshall, E. Matsen, C. Mickens, D. Mickens, L. Mitchell, T. Nixon, T. Oliver, S. Robinson, S. Rogers, H. Smith, M. Smith, T. Tweedy, T. Wadlen, S. Weston; J. Falcone, Advisor. FLAG SQUAD — T. Belton, L. Hickory, M. Koff, S. Lopez, P. Patrick, M. Smith, Y. Tinsley, M. Venitucci; J. Falcone, Advisor. TIGERETTES — P. Edmond, D. Jones, C. McDonald, D. Williams, captains; S. Abraham, D. Addison, D. Armstrong, D. Barrett, N. Berger, L. Brown, V. Burgh, G. Cantatore, M. Bloom, C. Clarke, E. Coleman, P. Cotton, K. Davis, S. Dawson, A. Farrell, B. Francis, A. Gardner, D. Hawkins, S. Hollaway, R. Holt, R. Johnson, M. Kelley, M. King, A. Kopmar, D. Layne, R. Leake, M. Leonard, M. Mack, H. Manloveg, A. Manigault, J. McPhearson, C. Naughton.S. Papscy.T. Polijak, J. Reed, D. Redmond, R. Rizzi, A. Robinson, B. Robinson, B. Rogers, T. Scott, A. Sweeny, D. Thomas. K. Thompson, C. Torain, N. Venitucci, V. Williams, V. Wilson, S. Zimmerman; J. Falcone, Advisor. TWIRLERS AND COLOR GUARD — R. Pinnock, captain; U. Baye, W. Gordon, E. Grimaldi, M. Lewis, P. Phillipps, K. Richardson; J. Falcone, Advisor. ORANGE STAFF — M. Bennett, W. Bryant, T. Capers, N. Chriss, J. Corbin, R. DeLevie, D. Gibson, T. Gorr, S. Heller, N. Hershberg, J. Kelisky, T. Kraak, A. Lazar, G. Lipson, F. Longo, A. Lund, M. McAteer, E. McClain, J. Nadel, C. Noletti, J. Poux, J. Radko, D. Rothenberg, S. Ruskin, J. Sabin, J. Schorsch, M. Schrammm, L. Shernoff; E. Binotto, Advisor. MATH TEAM — R. Levine, D. Robinov, co-presidents; M. Rattner, vice-president; M. Corrales, D. Cultice, H. Edelman, J. Fredericksen, S. Garretson, S. Hurwitz, M. Itzler, R. Klepper, R. Landau, D. Lubliner, J. Lubliner, M. McHugh, R. Matie, R. Popper, P. Prince, P. Rohr, K. Schorsch, C. Shernoff, E. Shernoff, L. Shernoff, J. Weiner; P. Duffy, Advisor. MEDIA CREW — S. Acardio, J. Angotti, T. Bonner, A. Capece, D. Goldman, A. Pinto, G. Stelling, D. Straub, J. Tiapakino, D. Zevon. NORTH HOUSE —A. Bauman,president; J. Ostrove, vice-president; L. Egnuss, secretary; D. Kaminer, treasurer; D. Barnes, L. Bickford, J. Blum, N. Braslow, L. Buehler, L. Freed, V. Hendricks, M. Itzler, B. Istwany, C. Jenkins, R. Kaminer, J. Lautensack, R. Leibowitz, D. Levine, R. Levine, N. Levy, L. Lipman, M. O'Keefe, D. Menefee, M. Ostrove, M. Raden, M. Rattner, V. Richter, C. Rudder, J. Schorsch, E. Shernoff, J. Veron, J. Weiner. ORACLE STAFF — BUSINESS STAFF — R. Blaney, A. Capece, M. Carollo, D. Eglauf, D. Fabel, L. Jones, C. Lederman, C. McDonald, E. Riofrio, V. Werneken. COPY STAFF — K. Baker, J. Bisesto, A. Boydstun, A. Farrell, S. Garretson, W. Gilmore, Y. Grant, T. Klapwald, G. O'Nil, E. Reisner, D. Robinov, I. Warmbir. LAYOUT STAFF —). Berman, S. D'Arcy, S. Donahue, G. Edelman, E. Guilfoyle, A. Hagemeyer, J. Lautensack, C. Lederman, R. Levine, P. Marcotulllio, E. McGovern, J. Oshin, B. Selbst. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF — L. Anson, K. Donnelly, M. Fraioli, M. Gotch, S. Heller, N. Kuczinski, C. Mitchell, R. Popper. SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES STAFF — P. Alexander, L. Beebe, S. Hochman, R. Pelligrini, E. Rabinove, E. Reinholtz, S. Sillery. SENIOR PORTRAITS STAFF — M. Carollo, K. Cha, D. Fabel, C. Hall, S. Lee, C. Saunders, L. Simon, P. Velzy, V. Werneken, M. Williams. ORCHESTRA — L. Barrett, L. Bickford, A. Boydstun, C. Burns, V. Carosi, D. Cherrington, A. Cohen, M. Corrales, D. Cultice, K. Delahanty, M. Dinkin, K. Eglauf, L. Engleman, A. Feder, L. Ferrari, D. Freed, S. Garretson, C. Honig, D. Huaman, M. Itzler, C. Jenkins, K. LeFever, A. Lemisch, P. Lewer, A. Link, L. Lipman, J. Mednick, J. Nadel, J. O'Leary, J. Ostrove, M. Ostrove, P. Prince, M. Regina, E. Reinholtz, G. Renino, V. Richter, C. Shernoff, E. L s,mon' T- Stidham, M. Sussman, A. Topping, H. van Tol, P. Velzy, J. Weiner, S. Weston, B. Williams; I. Kopmar, Director. ROAR STAFF — F. Bennett, J. Buchwald, K. Fricher, S. Garretson, T. Gerber, M. Gottlieb, C. Kendall, J. Leinwand, L. Lipman, R. Matie, R. Merritt, G. O'Neil, J. Rosenberg, B. Shepard, K. Strutin. SENIOR CLASS — S. Bryant, president; J. Wollman, vice-president; C. Giuliano, secretary; W. Anderson, treasurer; K. Baker, A. Bauman, L. Beebe, P. Cooper, M. Corollo, K. Delahanty, A. Farrell, H. Goldmann, L. Harris, J. Lautensack, A. Lessing, R. Levine, C. Lew, P Ludin, R. Popper, E. Rabinove, M. Rattner, E. Reinholtz, J. Reps, D. Riviezzo, D. Robinov, E. Tursky, G. Tursky, J. Veron, D. Weinberg, V. Werneken; E. Scher, Advisor. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER — A. Camacho, J. Corbin, T. Davis, R. DeMarco, B. Ellis, F. Franco, L. Franco, T. Gerber, M. Gottlieb, E. Gutierrez, J. Kohler P. Lewer, G. Munoz, S. Poux, S. Reiter, E. Riofrio, R. Senande, C. Soto, R. Sussman, G. Valencia; J. McAvoy, Coach. VARSITY SOCCER —J. Formosa, L. Pereira, co-captains; E. Alfonso, H. Arango, J. Blum.E. Choukhochian, P. Cooper, J. Formoso, L.GIeit.R. Guerra, T. Khachetoorian, R. Laing, A. Lamela, A. Lazar, P. Lee, P. Marcotullio, M. Maretelli, J. Sanchez, S. Savarino, T. Silva, W. Thompson, A. Villacorta; F. Woodworth, Coach. SOPHOMORE CLASS —A. Cohen, president; S. Beilenson, vice-president. J. Garment, corr. secretary; L. Parish, rec. secretary; S. Hurwitz, treasurer; S. Weiss, activities chairperson; N. Berger, K. Bergman, N. Braslow, C. Burns, N. Dingott, D. Edwards, T. Gerber, A. Goldberg, M. Gottlieb, E. Greenberg, P. Lyons, J. Mednick, R. Merritt, M. O'Neil, V. Richter, A. Roth, B. Ryan, R. Silverbush, K. Strutin, J. Weiner, B. Williams, D. Woods; N. Boersma, Advisor. SOUTH HOUSE — C. Ford, president; J. Donahoe, vice-president; J. Sabin, secretary; A. Lessing, treasurer; A. Bookless, S. Bryant, C. Giuliano, A. Jordan, C. Lew, G. Libson, R. Matie, K. Monteleone, V. Morris, B. Schwartz. SPANISH CLUB — G. Stelling, president; R. Rosenzweig, vice-president; C. Rudder, secretary; B. Schwartz, treasurer; A. Anthony, N. Caceres, P. Cooper, J. Corbin, L. CufCN. Ditoro,). Dulanto, P. Gian ville, F. Melgar, M. Melgar, J. Pena, S. Reiter, D. Rodriguez, R. Sussman; J. Musico, Advisor. SPANISH NEWSPAPER — J. Corbin, editor; P. Cooper, R. Sussman, assistant editors; E. Alfonso, A. Anthony, B. Caceres, N. Caceres, S. Camilo, T. Capers, M. Causilla, R. Chriss, L. Cuff, N. Ditoro, J. Dulanto, M. Caspar, P. Glanville, Y. Grant, C. Giuliano, B. Hocksteder, A. Joachin, M. Leston, H. Mendelez, F. Melgar, M. Melgar, R. Merritt, D. Parker, J. Pena, D. Quante, S. Reiter, D. Rodriguez, R. Rosenzweig, C. Rudder, B. Schwartz, G. Silas, G. Stelling, N. Valencia. STAGE BAND — L. Bickford. R. Blaney, V. Carosi, M. Corrales, L. Engleman, M. Itzler, N. Itzler, Y. Klement, A. Link, J. Nadel, M. Ostrove, P. Prince, E. Reinholtz, G. Renino, P. Ryan, A. Topping, J. Topping; I. Kopmar, Director. STAGE CREW — A. Capece, Stage Manager; S. Barker, J. Bisesto, M. Briante, D. Camposano, E. Camposano, V. Carosi, J. Cliffe, D. Danziger, S. Duffy, S. Geisler, A. Hall, L. Lipman, K. Partlow, C. Robinson, B. Schneller, G. Van Antwerp, M. Weiner, W. De Feo, Advisor. BOYS' SWIMMING — B. Ahearn, T. Cherico, D. Cultice, R. Doherty, F. Filardi, J. Gillian, C. Harrington, R. Hendey, A. Lemisch,G. Meyers, S. Roney,G. Seepes, J. Vrooman, D. Woods; R. Linnell. Coach. GIRLS' SWIMMING — Lisa Freed, Rachel Heller, captains; H. Antonelle, R. Belfont, A. Bookless, L. Buehler, C. Casey, S. Claroni, J. Collins, K. Delahanty, S. Director, S. Dolan, M. Gates, N. Green, A. Hagemeyer, A. Hall, A. Jordan, R. Kaminer, S. Long, L. McCabe, R. Moss, M. O'Keefe, J. Orce, J. Ransom, R. Roche, B. Saccrio, L. Schere, J. Weiner, L. Weiner, B. Benton, J. Schere, co-managers. SYMPHONIC BAND — J. Aragon, K. Baker, L. Bickford, C. Burns, V. Carosi, D. Cherrington, A. Cohen, M. Corrales, L. Engleman, A. Feder, L. Ferrari, S. Garretson, D. Gibson, V. Hendricks, D. Himmelfarb, C. Honig, M. Itzler, R. Landau, J. Lautensack, A. Lemisch, J. Mauro, J. Mednick, M. Michaud, J. Nadel, J. O'Leary, M. Ostrove, J. Pena, P. Prince, J. Reilly, P. Reilly, E. Reinholtz,G. Renino, B. Rockoff, S. Ruskin, P. Ryan, K. Schorsch, C. Sheik, M. Sussman, A. Topping, J. Topping, H. van Tol, P. Velzy, B. Williams; A. Renino, Director. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — M. Burrows, C. Fitzpatrick, L. Gama, M. Haynes, L. Leong, T. Lipson, C. McWade, V. Munoz, M. Pinzur, Y. Rooke, M. Rooks, J. Rubin; D. Finocchi, Coach. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — L. Anson, S. D'Arcy, T. Fitzpatrick, M. Fraioli, J. Fuller, S. Hammon, Y. McKoy, M. Morgan, D. Oliver, R. Rogers, L. Rohr; S. Burno-DeBerry, Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING —J. Abraham, H. Arrango, S. Baxter, S. Briante, S. Brogan, N. Chriss, W. Comar, M. Delamo, R. DeMarco, A. DeMaria, N. Evangelista, P. Flynn, M. Greenspan, G. Grooote, M. Jeffcoat, J. Kass, D. Morgan, E. Newton, C. Petriccione, A. Sciortino, C. Siapanides, T. Smith, J. Starr, R. White; J. Kacandes, Coach. VARSITY WRESTLING — W. Anderson, J. Brown, K. Careter, P. DeMarco, B. Ellis, R. Flynn, B. Holloway, D. Jonassen, P. Kacandes, A. Marciano, J. Moledo, B. Reid, K. Rogers, V. Spinelli, J. Starr, R. White. 191 This year was one of new beginnings for White Plains High School as Dr. Jerry Marcus became the new superintendent of schools, AP Biology was approved for next year's curriculum, and a group of WPHS students participated in our first exchange program to Venezuela. Of course, the most important change for any senior was the introduction of Economics as a required course. As we concentrated on our new beginnings, the rest of the world was concerned with new developments in old situations. The aftermath of the baseball strike created a second baseball season, affording at least partial satisfaction to disappointed fans. Budget Director David Stockman temporarily brought classical litera- ture back into vogue by comparing highly controver- sial Reaganomics to the Trojan horse. His off the record remarks caused a furor throughout the coun- try. A more welcome commotion occurred with the announcement from England that lovely Princess Diana was an expectant mother. The ongoing Middle East conflict saw a shocking new development as Egypt's Anwar el Sadat was assassinated while review- ing Egyptian troops. Europe, too, saw the decline of a the Lost Ark, love and revolution in Reds, and intoxicating comedy in Arthur. Forthose interested in higher culture, Franco Zef- ferelli created a breathtaking new La Boheme at the Met. For the wealthy there were eight-hour performances of Nicholas Nickelby for $100 per ticket. The more budget-conscious student spent hours with his Rubik's Cube, or a few quarters on Pac- Man. No matter their cost, though, all of this year's memories are priceless. major political leader as Poland's Lech Walesa and his Solidarity union were suppressed by General Jaruzelski's martial law. Despite the serious goings on all over the world, we all found time to relax and enjoy ourselves. Whether our feet were clad in metallic flats, docksiders, or Nikes and shoelaces with multicolored stars, we tapped our toes to music like Centerfold bytheJ.GeilsBand, Can't Go For That by Hall and Oates, or Let's Groove by Earth, Wind and Fire. Live concerts brought such groups as the Rolling Stones, Genesis, and a temporarily reunited Simon and Garfunkel within our reach. For four dollars, the movies provided us with gripping adventure in Raiders of Outs And where were our “outs — our hangouts, munchouts, and occa- sional freakouts? Where did we go when the last bell rang, when we put down our books with a sigh of relief? Whether to a woods party, a disco, a bar, or (for those of us who couldn't resist the temptation) to the library, we went out in the highest spirit of phaloogamy. We graced the stores of the Galleria, munched at delis, and pizza parlors, and went to football victory parties. We even found time out in school. The bathrooms, the wall, or the lawn, provided us with the setting; and our friends provided us with the company. Wherever we went, we always found a way out.” 194 . . . There is very little difference between one man and another; but what little there is, is very important . . — William lames Special Thanks to: David Vaughn Sue at Davis John Lancelli Cover Design by Melanie Glashow 199 Yesterday is History, 'Tis so far away — Yesterday is Poetry — Tis Philosophy — Yesterday is mystery — Where it is Today While we shrewdly speculate Flutter both away. — Emily Dickinson