Amityville Memorial High School - Warrior Yearbook (Amityville, NY)

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laaniala e i Wm' f-..W.vW.,,.,.f,,.1...Mf 14... - Row I, Left to Right: R. Plerhner, A. Sheftel, N. Scholl, R. Parker, P. Doogan, Y. V1-nes, P. llardy, D. Darling, ll. Walsh, P. Hardy, J. Jzunes. Row 2: J. llessler, l.. Segal, R. Rossitto, A. Ullert. C. Svlieiler, A. llzlll, 5. llrown, ll. llurcli, D. llinlmle, P. Brive. Pl. Phzrnnemiller, D. Korrusik. N. Sunflcr, D. Potter. Row 3: Mrs. Davis, ll. Shimunsky, M. Mugxnani, P. Williams, l.. lXleCoy, ll. lilliott. C. Gonzales, B. Samuels, J. Falk, B. Batz, F. Firenze, D. Wilkins, S. Aikman, ll. Nehring, P. Palvsc, D. Thackray, J- Whelan, J. Goldberg. l el'lCA vw' il H-I Q- K If K'-' ' -M , si Yea' zzm-:awww M, MU, . ' Y Q- 1 - . . +- Row l. Left to Right: S. Greene, C. Baer, M. Ashe, C. Gino, T. Caples. S. Brewer, K. Frazer K. Rothwell, M. Hatcher, P. Ketvhzun, P. Morgran, P. Alilsott, K. lrelanrl, R. Kruvk. Rau' 2: J. Ardavuny, C. lliller, M. Hays, R. Catania. B. Bard. M. l'r-res, l.. NlvQuillan, ,L Peres B. Del.oney, E. Cohen, S. Wolpert, B. Moss, R. llunnell, C. Loesekann, V. llil'ulma. l.. llour garcl, Nir. Plli'l'lill'f'lll. Row 3: C. Ciorgini. I.. Rosen, l.. Wanser. I. llothenliergz, M. 'llS?.lllQl, D. Walker. l.. Sl'l1lil'l1lf'IIll'l1'l A. Selileen, ll. llostin, M. Fleming, J. Adams, E. Sizer, l. Balaschzik, K. Karlsson, ll. Ri-illy F. Qnimlny, D. Beckwith. v

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..zz4...,., gm! Jo, Q5 1' ui 'Q I' D Cj Ld! to Right: P. Calloway, M. Boyn, D. Thackray, M. Miranda, M. Morisco, P. Doogun, KI. Cage, M. Feher, B. Housler, G. Deckert, H. Duckworth, M. Panico, G. Johnson. l Pdf? ,U l g Row I, Lvfl to Right: P. Calloway, N. Wittemann, J. Driscoll, B. Housler-Secretary-Treasurer, M. Fc-llc-I'-i'1'f'sidcl1t, M. Gag1fQVice President, C. Davidson. N. Corwin. Row 2: Mrs. Hr-dgf-ei. M. Boynji.. Wolpert, P. Doogan, M. Morisco, M. Miranda, C. Divers, C. l'e-drini, G. johnson, M. Magnuni, A. Brown. Row 3: H. Duckworth, M. Herring, D. Thackray, C. Deckert, M. Panico, M. Dell'Accio, B. Scheucr, A. l crrantc, J. Hafi, R. Paolicelli, M. Mincey, J. McCoy, T. Robinson. P

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. n . l:v't llc Run' I. Lvl! fo Right: l'. llarris, D, Beaton-Corresponding Secre- tary. C. Sluimautsky. ll. Beaton-Prcsident, V. l,asting-sSecretary- 'l'rt-asurcr. Nl. Sluitli-Vice l'rcsiflcnt, Nl. Sander. Row 2: li. Weirlilmrmlt. li. lit-nuzzi, A. Enuuolo, Mr. Clancy, M. Sokol, ll. Cohen, C. Staudt. s j'ttIt pA0f0gI'lll0Ay air Eff 'F' .4 Ofll W1 Freedom of spcech is one of the basic freedoms we possess. This freedom is exercised regularly when the members of the Forum Club, under the direction of Mr. Clancy, meet to air their views in sometimes healed discussions. Tl1e Forum Club enjoys the distinction of being one of the oldcst clubs in the school, having been organized over thirty- hve years ago. Olhcers this year are: Dana Beaton, presidentg Margaret Smith, vice presidcntg Vivian Lasting. corresponding secretaryg and Dana Beaton, treasurcr. Some of the topics discussed this year include segregation, five years of high school, setting the voting at eighteen, and the possibility of having school all year round. During the Christmas vacation, the members of the club took a trip to the United Nations. They also attended the annual Herald Tribune Youth Forum on March 23. - , ---- .fi-Wwf N' - 1 . exft.:::q:r:f'.2rwi.If'nn MM sua ,up X. ' Q Ron' I. Left to Right: S. Witte, .l. Ricci. D. Chester, J. Wallzxc'e, M. lllagnani, M. Dc-ll'Accio, li. fillirlo, .l. Col: Rout 2: xl. Young. ,l. Cooley. A. lhlf'Qllt't'l1. F. Dillierger, F. Nlaliula, F. Nlca. xl. Corwin, B. Burlwro. l'. llnrily. li. Sunuu-ls, W. Grant, B. llorngcescr. W. Crane, Nlr. Stimola. Run' J: S. Alu-ltcl. l.. ixvans, R. lla-trlello. A. R1-nz, V. lllusac. C. liaviclson. C. Liebert, R. llaolicclli, l'. Sacks, ,l. Lcdcrer, ,l. Turner. l'. Chenoweth, C. Hrwood, J. Oliva.