Bayside High School - Triangle Yearbook (Bayside, NY)

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wmv' GENEVIEVE SCHYLTES Triangle .-iuzktnnr Efjjfm GEORGE Biwxxx Band Preyiden! If Drxxx RIERFQXYETHER fra, Girl Leader. Fall Term ,wlln 417 f 'I ROBERT CARRENO Capt. Track Team 2 en ior Qfhcem 53 BARBAR,-x SOREN SEN Triangle Editor-in-Chief fm'-'f ROGER STROUT Arista. Boy Leader. Fall Term fftf, '72 Ji wig: ff'iAf'g.'Q g?15 '4 j. HOVN'.ARD SCHLOSSBERG Arista Bay Lerlder, Spring Term STEPHEN KAPNER Capt. Sirinzming Team WWW SANDRA ViXNGLISH Triangle Asxixlant Editor f CH.tXRLES D..'XUGELLI Ofthesfra President Mm ELIZABETH PRAUS Arista Girl Lfader. Spring Term JOHN TOURNOUR Capt. Baslfftball Tram

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.Ffh PAULINE BABONAKIS Class President JOSEPH RICE Class Treasurer .is ff 'R MARY CRONEMEYER C.O. President, Fall Term MXllTll,'X RLJNAI.D enior Ofhcem JEAN CARLSON Class Vice-President DIANA MEREVN'ETHER Valedictorian X aff ROBERT I.4.'kNDAT.'ER Class SEL'l'6ll17,1l 1 .. M H 'M LW, JOSEPH PRABULOS Salufaloridn BARBARA Y U E Nolan X Liu XRI rs D' X1-GH ll CXO. Vice-Presidenl, Fall 'l'e'rm 1.40, P,,'5,lj,,,f. Aww! Tum MNA BI-ITTE-JOY PAN EBIAN co QQQQ DVNNIN klllllll IX Iinysjrlm l:'1lilm'ir1-l,'l1ie'f CLO. Vife-Pr'esi1lf'nt, Slbzing Term B,,Vy-,,',1t,, lfdllmbyupc JVM! ga ff

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M'0l0A2Cg Flight No. 29 is now taking off at gate 40 for all points of the globe. JAMES OWEN the pilot, and GERALD LAURITA the co-pilot are warming up the engines of the new jet stratocruiser designed by aeronautical engineer RICHARD ROTH. Stewardesses, BARBARA GOODMAN and LAURA WIELAND are seeing that passengers MARY CRONEMEYER, a nurse, BETTE RAFFO, home economist, LORRAINE ADVOCATE, teacher, and RICHARD LAMONICA, general of the French Foreign Legion are comfy. MARILYNN MINITER, the history teacher will point out the sights of interest as we go about our one-day trip of the world. Seven minutes after taking off we have reached London where we see writer BETTE RANDEL with her good friend ELIZABETH GARGAN, bobby. As we whiz past these former classmates more familiar faces come into view in Madrid, Spain. RALPH PERRICELLI, champion Jai-Lai player of Spain is discussing bull throwing with JOE DEUTSCH, expert. On leaving Madrid we see swimmers GEORGE MEHRTENS and BOB LAUFER swimming the Straits of Gibraltar. We leave them there still going strong, as our interest is swayed to DOUGLAS RILEY, a minister in Morocco. Coming into view, we see MARK WISHNICK tax attorney, WILLIAM DONOVAN politician, and CHARLES DIAUGELLI, engineer floating down one of Venices most beautiful streets. In Rome, Italy, MARTA FEHER and GERI RONDINELLI are making their singing debuts. A party of three, a doctor JACK BAGSHAW, with his nurse JEAN CARLSON and lawyer ARTIE CAMPESI are taking in the sun at the French Riviera. In Paris we peek through a skylight and see artist CHRIS BOTTOMLEY, French teacher STUART ETHE and fashion buyer HARRIET DELSENER having a party in BERTRAM FRIEFIELDS garret in honor of WARREN HAUSE who has completed the score for a new smash hit musical. YVe find JEANNE HELLIN and LINDA CHRIST, world known psychologists, psychoanalyzing THOMAS INTEMANN, a touchdown. Next on the agenda is Oslo, Norway, where BENTE RASMUSSEN, a biochemist, and RICHARD ZAK. a-scientific farmer, are busy about their work. Our next landing point on this excur- sion is at a fueling station in Stockholm, Sweden. where athlete BOB CARRENO is consulting his sportsmanagcr HOWARD ISAACS in the presence of JOYCE DIAMOND who is covering the Olympics. Eighteen