Beacon High School - Beacon Yearbook (Beacon, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1972 volume:

FANTASIA Editor: Dave Boss Co-Editors: Sandy Coone Mary Ellen Fontaine Mindy Fox Rosemary Johannets Kathy Keenan Chesca Scalpi Debbie Steitz Special Committee: June Curtis Kathy Kadish Cindy Piga Patty Reynolds Lorraine Palmer Bernadette Verdile Camera Club: Philip Dinan Steve LaValle Todd Letterio Mark Phillips Assistants: Elizabeth Bender Ronnie Barone Rhonda Bugg Lisa Corrado Libby Dvorsak Paul Gromkowski Meg Haley Janet Kudzia Wayne Letterio Linda Loffay Mary MacDonald Jody Mark Amy McAvery Chris Miller Marlene Mordas Renita Morgan Debbie Nett Janet Odell Sharon Polhemus Patty Quirk Rich Schneider Debra Scofield Peggy Shebanie Charles Varadian Advisor: Mr. Fred Tlumak Photographer: Delma Studios Publisher: Inter-Collegiate Press Artwork Credits: Linda Loffay: Page 120 Janet Odell: cover, liner, page 63 Lorraine Palmer: pages 5,83, 110 Patty Reynolds: pages 3,52, 53,164 Peggy Shebanie: page 2 Bernadette Verdile: page 1,4 Beacon, New York 1972 Mysterious and magical have been these days of mine, A time of revelation and merriment all so fine. These days have had their moments; some I’ll not forget, Days all full and happy and spent in wonderment. Now images of Future begin to fill one’s head Because at last our time has come: we have to move ahead. And so now many lives will start to shape and to take form; It’s time to take our places, the reason for which we’re born. So all you fine, good students, remember good and well The times that seemed so pleasureable and the times that seemed like hell. And then if you can remember, you’ll have a treasure rare: Something you can touch and see that you will want to share. Tim C aspary 2 FROLICKING THROUGH FANTASIA Dedication...........................4 Seniors .............................5 Senior Superlatives ................16 Juniors ............................52 In Memorium ........................53 Underclassmen ......................63 Faculty ...........................105 Sports ............................110 Organizations......................120 Yearbook Features..................142 Advertisements.....................173 Yearbook ......................... 184 i' DEDICATION Unseen and unnoticed by most of the students as they flip through the pages of this yearbook is the man who has spent many a Friday giving both guidance and laughter to his staff. As the only teacher designated to the task of developing the student’s artistic abilities, he has encouraged many to further their art education. His valuable talents can be seen throughout the school by the many posters and art exhibits he has established. Therefore, we of the Class of 72 dedicate “Fantasia to Mr. Fred Tlumak with the hope that his life has been as enriched as ours has through our encounter at B.H.S. im mtm Catherine Addley Cat” is a college en- trance student who plans to go to college in order to take up Practical Nursing. William Arnold Causing trouble, having a good time, skiing, and girls are among Bill’s favorite hobbies. A business career is his plan after graduation. Donald Basto Big Don’s hobbies include cars, motorcycles, and racing. After grad- uation he wants to become a mechanic in the Navy. Robert Barksdale Bobby can’t resist a game of pool, especially if there is good music in the background. He has been active in sports from his freshmen year and this will help him with his career, the Marines. Ronald Barone Taking life as it comes, that’s our Ronnie. His per- sonality makes his hobby of meeting people an easy pastime. Ron plans to travel cross country, then to conquer Europe. May success be his! Anthony Battista OO LA LA BABY” describes this girl-watcher. As a secondary. Anthony also lists hunting. We wonder for what! After graduation. Tony plans to attend college, would you believe. Jeanine Battle Jeanine enjoys reading and cooking. In her career at B.H.S. she has helped in the attendance office. She plans to go to college and become a dental hygienist. Elizabeth Bender Liz has participated in Y.E.A. and S.T.A.C. and our terrific yearbook staff. She enjoys bike-riding and being with and meeting people. Liz plans to go on to college after graduation. Clarence Bigby Clarence is one of the Gary Blakslee Gary is an outdoors-man who enjoys hunting, fishing quiet guys in our class. He enjoys tinker- and hiking and being under the stars. Gary’s main goal after gradua- ing and reading, which will surely help tion is major in the field of Diesel Mechanics, him in his career in electrical engineering. William Blair Another member of the Smarts Club”, Bill has majored in Science and Math through B.H.S. He is also a mem- ber of the Science Seminar and has played in the production Brigadoon. We wish Bill well. Jeffrey Blakslee Jeff likes riding motorcycles, fishing, and swimming. After graduation Jeff wants to become an electrician and light up the world. Barbara Bopp Barb likes swimming at Sylvan and attending parties, but her most important hobby is guess who? Barb wants to become a secretary or get married, whichever comes first. David Boss Dave wants to see the U.S. and the world His hobbies include the guitar and music of any type. after college. Adrienne Bryer Adrienne enjoys sewing. swimming, volleyball, and partying. To become a nurse or secretary are her goals after graduation. Theodore Bowles Teddy enjoys girl watching, building cars, and shooting pool. After graduation. Heavy Juice plans to start his very own business. Larry Brock Larry enjoys girl watching, swimming and fishing in his spare time. This witty B.O.C.E.S. student hopes to go into the field of carpentry after graduation. Rhonda Anne Bugg occupies her time with football and acting. The Peggy Wood Award, title of Miss N.A.A.C.P.. 1st runner- up in the Junior Miss Pageant for Dutchess County steer her towards modeling. Beverly Burns This future physical edu- cation teacher loves to play volleyball, basketball, and softball. Bev likes to just fool around, and is a firm believer in Women’s Lib. Good luck Bev! Douglas Buys Douglas is well on his way to become a concert pia- nist. He has gone to France and studied with famous composers in- cluding Jean Casadesies. Doug has attended some classes at Vassar this year. Stephen Callahan Fat Man has become involved with the Ski Team and can often John CafTrey John’s life will undoubtedly be centered around science. be seen roundSflopeS- We Wish SteV ? possibly biology. Right now he likes swimming and non-scholastic on y 1 e est mt e uture. tennis. 6 Frances Carbonaro Frann's interest in mini-bikes may one day lead her cross- country. She enjoys paint- ing. horses, and flute play- ing She hopes to be either a cartoonist or veterinarian. Daniel Carlton This new- comer to Beacon likes to spend most of his time on the basketball court. We wish this “king” the best of luck. Syble Carrington Sibs is a genuine party girl, es- pecially at Brownies. She is also one of our terrific cheerleaders. Sibs plans are to be an executive secretary in N.Y.C. Timothy Caspery Cass interests are J.V. football and hunting. Cas’s major goal after graduation is to go to college and then settle down. Good luck to one fine B.H.S. student. Karen Cicalese Karen enjoys water-skiing, swim- ming. and horseback riding. A B.O.C.E.S. student. Ka- ren is interested and hopes to be a good beautician. Sandra Coone Short and sweet, that’s our Sandy. Her smile and bright personality are one of the best things we could inherit from Lourdes. After gradua- tion Sandy plans to pursue a career as a clinical psychologist. Brynie Cooper There are two sides of Brynie. serious minded and “foolin’ around havin’ a good time” Bry- nie. Her contributions in the Youth for Ecological Action has helped our school and community. Ruth Collins Quiet is a good word to use in describ- ing Ruthie. But just because she is quiet doesn’t mean that she isn’t ambitious. She plans on traveling across the country and her hobbies are drawing and painting. Linda Cohen Linda must hold a record for holding a bubble gum bubble for 7Vfe mins. Dancing, music and good times occupy her now. She plans to go to college for Business Mer- chandising. Elissa Corrado This girl is destined for a roy-al life! Leece enjoys skiing, which made her prone to a Ver- mont college, yet Colorado has mountains, and her desire to major in French may be fulfilled there! Thomas Costa Musically inclinded. Tom plays the sax and clarinet, and enjoys tennis and girls. Having been in HAIR and BRIGADOON. Tom hopes to be a band or choir instructor. Dawn Cuchelo Dawn’s hobbies include art. collecting odds and ends, and Timmy. Her plans are to become a successful psychologist and marry soon! Robert Cunningham Bobby surely played a major role for the Bulldogs, and will be seen on the ski slopes this winter. Perhaps sports will follow Bob as he heads for college. Good Luck Bob! JoAnne Davis Joe places going out and never being home on the top of her achievements. Her career at B.H.S. has seen her as a member of the student council. After graduation. JoAnne plans to get married. Helen Degli-Angeli Her Co-op work experience and membership in the National Honor Society (Business) makes Helen a cinch as a secretary. Other interests of hers are baking and horseback-riding. Debora Denette Reading and horseback-riding oc- cupy Debby’s time. She plans to enter the nursing field while in college. Natalie DeNicholas Among Nat’s likes are swimming, horses, and a certain Skull- duggery. Nat is now aiming for a graduation party and becoming an airline steward- ess. Judi Dexter “Miss Politi- cian isn’t aiming for a political career. Even though she was the trea- surer of the Sophomore class and Student Associa- tion. she is seeking a ca- reer as a social worker. Robert Digneo Bobby en- joys girls, drinking, and trouble. We hope that he straightens out before ful- filling his goal of being a state policeman. Elizabeth Dvorsak Libby is interested in knitting and skiing, and is a mem- ber of this years yearbook staff. She plans to go into the nursing field after graduation. Fred Feldman When Fred’s not on the tennis court, he’s in the library. He hasn’t made future plans as yet but if worse comes to worse he can al- ways make it as an inter- national chess player. Leslie Feldman Leslie is this years valedictorian, and would like to pursue a career in physics or medicine. He was honored at the Chemistry Awards Dinner 1971-72. Les also participates in the school band and choir. 7 Charlotte Fisher Sherry has been active in baseball, basketball, and volleyball. She centers her attentions around motorcycles and painting. Joseph Fisher Joe is one of the handy members of our class attending the B.O.C.E.’s program. After graduation. Joe plans to enter the Electrician’s Union. Mary Ellen Fontaine Rabbit’s activities include ski- ing and trying to cook. After graduation she desires to own a farm, train chickens, raise children, and live life to its fullest. America, here she comes! Melinda Fox Mindy (alias Chuckles!) is an active member of our volleyball team as well as our great yearbook staff. Her future holds for her a career as a dental assistant. Good Luck to a great girl. Sharon Fredricks Sharon is a quiet girl who enjoys her friends. She is often seen riding around in a certain gold Chevy. Her future plans are undecided. Edward Fryar Shine was actively involved in basket- ball and track. Meeting peo- ple. making friends, travel- ing. and girls bring pleasure to Shine. His future plans include Liberal Arts at col- lege. John Ginocchio As a college entrance student. John is active in baseball, and going to Lourdes see- ing someone special and causing a bit of trouble. Patrick Goodall A college entrance student, Pat plans on becoming an Architect. He is an active participant in sports, including St. Joachim's basketball. Cy- cles are another interest for Pat. Theresa Grasso Part of Terry’s day is spent at B.O. C.E.S., for her future in cosmetology. Terry seems to be a more domestic type. Her interests include sew- ing and knitting. Robert Gleba Being an expert. Bob is always seen on the ski slope. Knowing Bob has no plans for the future, we think he will be the next Jean Claude Kiley. Wennie Graham Athletic- ally inclined. Wennie likes volleyball, baseball and swimming. After gradua- tion. she plans to become a registered nurse. Debra Green Debbie’s in- terests consist of collect- ing colorful posters, play- ing softball and partying. As a member of the Future Secretaries of America, Debbie plans to attend a business college. Jaqueline Green Jackie is interested in singing and dancing. She plans to become a legal secretary after finishing her secretarial course at B.H.S. Sandra Green San finds pleasure in writing and hopes to become a legal secretary. We all know that this little bundle of friendliness and joy will make her mark in the business world. Sandra Griffin Sandy is Paul Gromkowski Paul one of our most energetic keeps busy skiing, hunting football and basketball and working on cars. He spectators. After gradua- plans on a business career tion she plans on becom- after graduation, ing a high school teacher. Paula Jane Gallowe Paula is known mostly for her talking. Skiing, sewing and eating take up Turtle- butt’a time. too. A nursing career is evident in her future, and her job at the nursing home will prove valuable. Michele Garrett Getting to know people seems to make Mitzi happy. As a nurses aid at Highland Hos- pital. she will certainly gain a good experience for her future as a nurse. Cynthia Genco Quiet Cindy enjoys tennis, bowling and basketball. To attend college after graduation and become an elementary school teacher are her main goals. Joyce Gibbons Twirling, sewing and sports occupy most of Joyce’s time. Her college entrance course has paved the way for her future years as an elementary school teacher. Janice Gunn Janice likes dancing, music and party- ing. After graduation she plans on becoming a stew- ardess or possibly a teach- er. Margaret Haley Meg en- joys swimming—she gets a great burn, and partying —no party is great with- out her. This fun-loving red head’s future plans are for possibly college and a lot of travel. 8 Patricia Hall Patty enjoys swimming, reading and the Beacon Volunteer Ambu- lance Corps. Medicine is her main interest for college after graduation. Stephen Hammond Steve enjoys golf and has taken part in J.V. foot- ball and baseball. Steve holds college as his major goal after gradua- tion. Clayton Hayden Clay hopes to become a pilot in the Air Force or join the Navy. He enjoys girl-watching, hunting, eating pie, jazz and farming. Barbara Handley Barb enjoys painting and grooming dogs. After graduation she would like to attend a veterinarian school to become . . . naturally a vet. Jacalyn Handley Jac has been engaged in a business course here at Beacon High. “Engaged is a nice word to Jac because her goals after graduation are to become a secretary and get married. She also enjoys having fun. Ray Haynes This future big time journalist likes drums and girls. Soy's future plans are to marry Sue and make lots of money. Corina Hayes Corina enjoys cheerleading, volleyball, sewing, danc- ing and Allen. To stay single and become an X-Ray technician are her goals after graduation. Margaret Hedges Maggie is a ski bunny who likes having a good time—and collecting weird shaped wine bottles. Maggie plans to tra- vel and become a nursing attendant. Lynne Herzog Lynne busies herself by studying cosmetology and spending time with Steve. We are sure Lynne will be a successful hairdresser and wife. Anita Hurley Nini enjoys singing in choir and chorus. Her hobbies include Richie, swimming and writing. Going to college and living a happy, prosperous life are Nini’s hopes for the future. John Hunt John is studying a business course. In the meantime, he plays basket- ball expertly. John wants to go to college and we're sure he’ll be a successful sociolo- gist. Vincent Iannone When Vinny’s not “partying he's in school. That helps us to conclude that he’s not in school too often. Not knowing what Vinny plans to do after graduation, we know he'll have a good time. Virgil Jackson Sonny's main activity is dealing with people. His hobbies include women and “getting into his head. Going to college and entering the field of social work are Sonny’s goals. Wilfredo Jimenez ‘T like to stare at the stars and ask them ques- tions.” The statement of a dreamer or a person on his way to being a true philosopher? Wendy Johnson Wendy, a valuable mem- ber of our class, has a special personality that makes her a pleasure to be around. Future years hold a college education and an uncertain career. Linda Johanan Linda, an involved B.H.S. student, has centered her interests in sewing, writing, candle making, and traveling. Linda's goal is to become an executive. Rosemary Johannets When you walk by home ec. and smell some- thing burning, thats where you’ll find Roe! Her hobbies are skiing and talking, and after graduation, wedding bells will fill air around this little Italian’s life. David Jolly Joll’s is a real friendly guy whose pastime is a particular girl. Joll en- joys drinking and driving his Chevelle. We all wish Dave the best of luck for the future. Theresa Jones Terry’s activities include basketball, baseball, collecting shoes and stuffy animals. Terry hopes to become a keypunch operator and a great housewife. Leapoida Kabajlo Lea's interests include swimming and tennis. Lea's major goal is to become a good secretary. We know she’ll make good. Kathy Kadish Kathi’s very seldom alone because if she’s not with a certain carrot top. she’s partying with friends. Her future holds a career in teaching and then marriage. Lawrence Kilduff After graduation. Tex wants to tour the country and get some skiing experience, but with his record, he should go higher that that. 9 George Kilgore Horace digs listening to music and rapping. After his school days are done. Horace’s ambition is to go to a junior college for bus- iness. Deborah Knapp Debbie enjoys playing the piano and reading. The highest goal in Debbie's life is to be happy. Earl Knight Earl digs music, women, and foot- ball. Pearl’s goal is college. He usually can be seen around school with Virgil. Kagal Knight K-Gee’s a college entrance major whose hobbies include peo- ple and drawing. Becom- ing a registered nurse is K-Gee’s goal after gradu- ation. Phil Knight Our man “Basket” is one of B.H.S.’s well-rounded athletes. Sports and meeting people are high on his list of loves. This three letter man plans to go to college and play Pro Football. William Laham Bill participates in swimming and billiards in his spare time. He plans to go to college after graduation. Jennifer Komer Jen likes knitting, cooking and boys. She has participated as a Library Aide and was on the pep squad. Jen plans to at- tend college after graduation. Janet Kudzia Janet can only be described as laugh- ing, painting, and party- ing. Janet plans to go to college and create a beau- tiful painting after gradu- ation. Barbra Langelier Cooking, sewing and swimming are what Barb enjoys most. Barb has followed a busi- ness course throughout school and would like to fol- low an airline career after graduation. Paul Laurelli Paul enjoys hunting, fishing and just hanging around in front of Mid-Town. Although Paul is one of the smaller members of B.H.S., we are sure he will succeed in the future. Janice LaValle Janice enjoys skiing, horseback rid- ing. basketball and music. After graduation she would like to work to help the blind, deaf and handicapped children. David F. Lawson Moose Man spends his free time playing football and chess. Political Science is on this all-American Boyscout’s agenda for college. Good luck Moose! Dawn Lawhun Dawn is one of B.H.S.’s more quiet students. Dawn enjoys collecting Canadian money and loves all animals. Dawn plans to practice cosme- tology after graduating from Beacon. Steven Lazinsky Steve has been active in DeMolay. Steve lists his favorite hobby as le sex d'opposite. After leaving B.H.S. Steve would like to go to Indiana University to study law. Robert F. Lennon Among Spot's interests are art and working on cars. After graduation. Spot’s plans include travel. Mary, and becoming a disc jockey. Wayne Letterio Wayne enjoys painting, boating, waterskiing and swimming. Wayne has been involved in B.O.C.E.S. and after graduation he would like to join the Navy. Mary Lewis Mary is on her way to be a good secretary. But her goal after graduation is to be a nurse, and not to watch all those soap operas. Linda Loffay When Linda is not busy with her secre- tarial course, she manages to enjoy swimming, water and snow skiing, horse- back riding, and collect- ing oriental objects. Gain- ing a place in the world of art is her goal. Sharon Lyons Finding someone who really cares about me”, thats what Sharon has found. She enjoys Dave, music and meeting people. After grad- uation, Dave and marriage are in this likeable girl’s future. Mary MacDonald Meet- ing people and collecting stuffed animals takes up time, but Mary plans to make time for college and registered nursing. Future traveling will help make Mary’s life a good and happy one. Margaret Maher Peggy likes to sew. dance, and help other people when they need her. Peggy’s main ambition is to be happy with Tom. Corrine Manetta Cory has followed a high school course in the business field to be a perfect secre- tary. Her other interests include horseback riding, reading, and baseball. 10 Thomas Maniscalco Tom, one of the more studious members of the ’72 class, enjoys his yellow VW. After graduation, Tom hopes to visit Nome, Alaska. William Martin Bill enjoys outdoor sports, girls, and blue Volkswagens. It’s good he likes to drive around, because he wants to drive up to either Marist or Dutchess next year. Antonio Martinez Tony has followed a general course and has participated in the I.B.M. Co-op for the past two years. Sleeping and playing basketball head the top of his hobbies. Law enforcement is in his future. Mary Martyak Being musically inclined, Mary en- joys playing the piano, clarinet, and trying to play the guitar. She will be a sure cinch to succeed in her college career. Richard Matthews Richie, another quiet member of the '72 class, enjoys basketball, tennis, and cars. After leav- ing good old Beacon High. Riche has plans for the Navy. Mary Ann Mattracion When Mary Ann isn’t talking to Bobby, she’s skiing with him. Studying business, Mary Ann will make a locquacious and friendly executive secretary. Dave Millis Dave enjoys listening to rock music. After graduation Dave would like to go to the University of Arizona. We’re sure Dave will be a success in whatever he decides to do in the future. Virginia Mont Stugie. a cheerleader, office aide, and chorus member, is active in many sports. Spare time finds Stugie cooking. reading. and meeting people. She would like to someday be a nurse and help people. Cordelia J. Morgan Jack- ie loves to ride around and go to the movies. Jackie also likes summer time and pizza. After grad- uation Jackie would like to go to nursing school and travel. Jack Mitchell Jackie, a N.S.O. youth council mem- ber finds pleasure in sports, as well as watch- ing the ladies. Jackie, plans to go into business admin- istration after he attends a two year college. Best of luck Jackie. Marlene Mordas Marzie. quite active in school ac- tivities, enjoys water skiing, dancing, and partying. Goals after graduation include law and a U.N. worker. We’re sure Mar- lene will make good. Renita Morgan Jo, who enjoys swimming and meeting people, has been involved in yearbook. Li- brary Aide, and twirling. We wish the best to this future executive secretary whose plans include col- lege and travel. Ronald Morrill Chipper feels that cars, girls, and fishing are an important part of his activities. In the future Chipper plans to join the Navy and eventually get married. Laurie Morrison Laurie has been active in Beacon High as a National Honor Society member. She is well known for being a majorette leading our band. One of her future goals is to enter college upstate. Daniel Mazzacone Dan enjoys many activities which include football, wrestling, and track, as well as an interest in horseback riding. He anticipates his future plans as being a state policeman. Judith McCasland Judy loves to sew and also en- joys dancing, swimming, and hair styling. She would like to attend a beauty culture school as her next step into the future. Brian Mortensen Mort is an active member of the Senior class as well as being President of the Var- sity Club this year. Also Mort loves to play guitar. After graduation Mort plans to go to college and travel throughout the U.S. Patricia Murphy As an announcer for the school band. Pat has also parti- cipated in the National Honor Society. Her exper- ience in the IBM Co-op program will be reward- ing in her future career as a secretary. Timothy MiGinness Tim didn’t reveal any of his goals after graduation, but we know he’ll have fun. Besides sailing on the Hudson River Sloops, Tim likes to ride his bicycle. William McNair Peanut is a man of action. He digs football, basketball, and track. After awhile of follow- ing the action. Peanut plans to live a very happy life. Good luck Peanut. Terry Musacchio Terry’s main interests are involved in Home Economics. If Terry changes her mind about teaching or interior decorating, she will be a secretary or good home- maker. Debra Nett Debbie is in a business course and hopes to be a successful secretary and visit Cali- fornia. Debbie has been an active member of the National Honor Society and her hobbies are sew- ing, reading, and swim- ming. Lynn Newell Lynn has been taking a course at BOCES. After graduation Lynn would like to go into the refrigeration and air conditioning business. Thomas J. Ninnie Working on cars spurs an interest in Tom. He also enjoys hunting and fishing. It will be interesting to know how he achieves his goal of getting rich after graduation. Lorraine Palmer Lorraine is the artist of the “72” class. Her work can be seen throughout the halls of B.H.S. Besides art. Lor- raine enjoys sewing and Jeff. After graduation. Lorraine plans on attend- ing an art school. Austine Papo Bootsie is one of our friendly little Italians who always wears a smile. She enjoys bowl- ing. (have ya hit 300 Yet?) After graduation. Austin looks forward to a career in nursing, or some cute intern. Debbie Noel Debbie has a good reputation for being friendly. Her shiny black hair and bright smile always gleams in the halls of B.H.S. Debbie plans on becom- ing a nurse after graduation. Pat O'Donnell Pat has been a member of the Nation- al Honor Society for three years. She plans to go to college and become a teacher. Joanne Papula Swimming, dancing, and listening to records are a few of Joe’s favorite things. After grad- uation. this athletic miss plans to get married and enjoy life. William Patterson Rap- ping. being himself and getting over” are Bill’s favorite activities. His goals after graduation are getting out and getting another education, to be a weight lifter. William Oliver Bill, a mem- ber of chorus, choir, is a quiet guy concentrating on a college entrance course. After graduation. Bill plans to attend college, majoring in engineering. Vincent Osoba Ozzi enjoys going to the flicks and hang- ing out at Mid-town. After graduation, he plans to go to college and to “Live.” Jeff Pavelock Cars are put on the top of Jeffs list of hobbies. After gradua- tion. he plans to work. Douglas Phillips Doug enjoys standing in front of Mid-town. After gradu- ation. he plans to become an electrical engineer. Louie Pietrogallo Louie plans to become an archi- tect, but first he wants to visit Copenhagen. Will he bring a partner, we believe he will. Sharon Polhemus Sharon enjoys skiing, bike riding and basketball. After graduation, she plans to go to college and become a kindergarten teacher. She spends her spare time working at Shield's Bakery. Deborah Osterhoudt Debbie is a member of the Span- ish Club and Student Council. Hobbies are swimming, dancing, and bowling. Her goals after graduation are dramatics in college. Douglas Ostrander Doug is another hard fighting member of our schools football team. Achieving a college entrance course. Doug is also a member of the Varsity Club. His goals after graduation are un- known. Agnes Pallos Agi reads music, skates, and swims. After June she wants to attend a business college and become a legal secretary. John Powell dreaming, fishing and football are among John's favorite hobbies. After graduation, he would like to go to col- lege for business adminis- tration. Cordell Pruitt Friendly Connie enjoys car races, basketball and collecting proverbs. She plans to be- come a pediatrician after graduation. Thomas Prosser An ac- tive member of most every organization. T.J. enjoys girls. hitch-hiking and everything in life. He’s a member of the track team and the Chess Club and the Student Council As- sociation. Sarah Pulliam Enjoying sewing, camping, travel and cars. Sarah would like to get into design or interior decorating after school. Eva Pallos A fun-loving happy go lucky girl. Eva enjoys skiing and observing people. After gradua- tion. Eva is college bound to become a psychiatrist. 12 David Quill Smokey, enjoys meeting peo- Stephanie Quill Cheerful, pretty Stephanine enjoys sports, guys and pie, listening to music and going to parties. music. After graduation, she would like to become a professional Dave’s goals after graduation is to go to model, college or just being a educated person. Patricia Quirk Pattie enjoys driving and plans to become a beauti- cian or to travel to California after graduation. Alexander Ramos A1 likes canary yellow continentals with black vinyl tops and liAUming to good music. After graduation Aida Ramos Aida enjoys swimming, basketball and gymnastics. To psychiatry is his field. become a registered nurse is her goal. Joe Rambler Joe enjoys skiing, driving, and girls. Joe would like to travel and go to college after graduation. Vicki Raymond Vicki enjoys swimming and being with Walt. Her goals are to become a secretary and get married. Vanessa Reed Buggsie’s active in bowling, baseball, and swimming. Her hobbies include cooking and dancing. When she leaves B.H.S., Vanessa will enter the nursing field. Leonard Richmond Len enjoys electronics. Valerie Sanford Enjoys painting and after graduation, happy Val cars, and girls. He plans to major in elec- plans to travel and be a hair stylist. tronics. Claudia Salese Claud likes to listen to music and read. She plans to major in Home Economics after graduation. Richard Sassi Rick is interested in cars and girls, and is a member of the Beacon Volunteer Ambulance. He plans to become a State Po- liceman. Francesca Scalpi Chesca's likes include art. music and driving. This naturalist will make a imaginative photographer, painter, guitarist, hermit, and skindiver. Marianne Schaffer As a member of the Varsity Club. Marianne has participated in softball and is active on the ski team. Goals after grad- uation are undecided. Janet Scolaro Bowling, listening to rec- ords and traveling are among the hobbies of this future dental technician. Jan was also active in softball, swimming and band. Dennis Schnitzler A lover of cars. Denny plans to join the United States Marine Corps, after leaving B.H.S. Richard Schneider This all around sportsman has been active in many clubs including this years yearbook staff. Rich is working for- ward to a career in Journalism after graduation. Jim Scully Being an athletic guy. Jim easily exhibited his theory of hit hard on the football field this year. Attending a small college, then being discovered by a pro team are in his future. Daniel Searles Danny enjoys bending steel in his bare hands, changing the course of mighty rivers, sleeping and con- certs. After graduation, he plans to be- come the chief editor of the Daily Planet. Christine Simko Beacons Volunteer Ambulance Corps is where you’ll find Chris. She plans to become a medical secretary after grad- uation. Mary Simko Mary enjoys Home Ec., swimming, and horse back rid- ing. You can also find her at the Beacon Ambulance Corp. Mary would like to become an x-ray technician after graduation. Beverly Smith Swimming, sewing and presiding in Amy's and Rhonda's health class are her hobbies. Bev hasn’t got any special plans after graduation. 13 John Speyer This Varsity Club member has a wide range of talents going from wrestling to playing drums in a group. After graduation. John plans to travel to Colorado or North Carolina. Pamela Stahl An active member of the ,‘72,, class. Pam is a member of the National Honor Society, as well as one of our ter- rific cheerleaders. Pam plans on attending college, majoring in Home Ec. or Archeology. Jane Stevens Interested in the Business World and Bob. Jane plans on marriage and a secretarial career after graduation. Frances Tarquini Fran, the other half of this popu- lar two-some, is active in Honor Society. Dramatics and Junior Prom Committee. Fran hopes to enter into the data processing field. Donna Tedesco Donna an active B.O.C.E.S. and en- joys horseback riding. After high school, she plans to become a cosmetologist and continue to make the women of the world look young. Deborah Steitz A loyal member of this years year- book staff. Debbie enjoys sewing and meatball sand- wiches from Turco’s. After graduation. Debbie plans to pursue a career in nurs- ing. Alice Stratton Active ath- letic A1 is on the yearbook, and enjoys swimming and camping. After graduation, she plans to attend art classes in college. Frances Stevens Franny enjoys knitting. music, children and poetry. To marry and raise a happy family is her goal after graduation. Anna Tarquini Gumby. one half of a pair of twins, has been involved in Honor Society and Student Coun- cil. Her interests include basketball, and drawing. Gumby looks forward to an Air Force career. Robin Thomas Robin enjoys skin diving, tennis and sketching. She also likes to spend most of her time with Andy. After graduation. Robin’s plans are to attend an art school. Gloria Thompson When Gloria’s not cheerleading, she’s drawing, dancing, or sewing. Attending both business and college classes. Gloria hopes to be a social worker. There should be more people like her. Michael Thorpe Mike, one of the more active mem- bers of our class, a real sportsman. He enjoys basket- ball and all sports in general. After graduation. Mike plans on attending college and studying his favorite subject, girls! Glenn Ticehurst Tupor is a well-known member of our class. He is affiliated with the Student Council. Ski Team and is active in field and stream sports. Tupor intends to enter the field of biology. Kevin Tobin “Little Boy” is one of the most active members of our class. His time is always full of one activity, sleeping. After graduation, he plans to chew maybe 200 pieces of gum and sail to Hawaii. James Townsend Jim is quite active in the Key Club and is also active in community affairs. His enthusi- asm will help him in the vocation he has chosen as a Reverend. Patricia Trochan Birdie is a guidance aide. She enjoys writing, outdoor sports and long walks. Her goal after graduation is to be a Navy nurse. She also enjoys chorus. Myrna Urrelo China likes to play tennis and volleyball. She is a library aide and is a member of the Future Teachers of America. After graduation, she would like to go to college or to become a hair stylist. Charles H. Varadian “I’m sorry” fits Chas to a Tee. A member of the “Smarts Club’’ along with the other Einsteins. Chas is also a terrific and great friend on our yearbook staff. Sylvia Viera Sylvia is a guidance aide and an I.B.M. Co-op member. Her hobbies are reading, writ- ing and volleyball. After graduation. Shorty would like to be a secretary. Jade Wang Jade enjoys bike riding, swimming, hiking and sleigh riding. To teach the deaf is her major goal after gradua- tion. Michael Way Numb-nuts’ activities are skiing, horse- back riding and swimming. He enjoys collecting record albums. His goal after graduation is to learn a carpenter’s trade. Barry Winter Barry en- joys basketball and golf. He also plays the guitar and can be seen in the halls with a certain special friend. Dorothy Wlehl Noted for her crazy walk, Dot Michele Wood The Beacon Jr. Volunteer Ambulance Corp. along with has taken a general course throughout her swimming and hiking are her interests. years at B.H.8. A member of S.T.A.C., Dot’s future plans are to travel and get married. Good luck to this happy daughter of life! Patricia Zoleski Patty has been an active member of C.Y.O. and she enjoys tennis and crocheting. Patty’s future plans include college and Speech Therapy. Jenny Yankowski All about town, blond-headed, Jenny enjoys swimming and bike riding. After graduation, she would like to go to college and on to computer programming. David Zeyak David enjoys watching all types of sports. A college career in accounting or business administration are his plans after graduation. BEST COUPLE: Glen Ticehurst and Claudia Salese PLAYBOY: Warren Palmer PLAYGIRL: Syble Carrington TALKATIVE: Libby Dvorsek Chas Veradian FRIENDLIEST: Syble Carrington Chas Veradian ARTISTIC: Chesca Scalpi Ronnie Barone ACTRESS: Rhonda Bugg Chas Veradian BRA VEST:Chesca Scalpi Dan Mazzacone LAZIEST: Senior Class ATHLETE: Kathy Kadish Phil Knight FUTURE MISS AMERICA: Kathy Kadish FUTURE MR. AMERICA FUTURE MR. AMERICA: Bob Cunningham MOST LIKELY TO GET ULCERS: Janet Kudzia Bob Lennon COMEDIAN: Dave Quill Meg Haley QUIETEST: Ruth Collins Jeff Blakeslee MUSICAL: Douglas Buys Brynle Cooper A WINNER OF MACLEANS SMILE CONTEST: ••• Wendy Johnson M08T LIKELY TO BECOME CENSOR FOR W ITALIAN FILMS: Tom Prosser Paula Gallow EDITOR OF MAD MAGAZINE: Chesca Scalpi Sonny Jackson SUPERLATIVES Catherine Addley “CAT” Robert Barksdale “BARK” Larry Brock “LARRY” What’s happening? Rhonda Anne Bugg “RHONI” I am because I love. Adrienne Bryer “A. B.’’ A. B. is what’s happening. Beverly Burns BEV Do your own thing. 18 John Caffrey Oh. good. •JOHN Frances Carbonaro “FLANN” I never found a companion that was so companionable as solitude. Daniel Carlton ‘•KING What’s happening? Syble Carrington “SIBS” Be yourself and don’t worry what others may say. Stephen Callahan “FAT MAN A hand-me-down from Lourdes. Timothy Caspary “CAS’’ One of the B C twins. 19 Ruth Collins RUTH Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? Remember. Ruth? Karen Cicalese See ya later. “KAREN” Thomas Costa TOM” Some people see things as they are and ask why. I dream things that never were and say why not? RFK. 9 © 0 Elissa Corrado “LEECE” Be true to your word, your work, and your friend. Thoreau Sandra Coone SANDY” Take life as it comes because you don’t know if you’ll have it to- morrow. Linda Cohen LINDA Do unto others before they do unto you. 20 Helen Degli-Angeli HELL Where's Mary Ann? Dawn Cuchelo “DAWN There is no remedy for love but to love more. Thoreau 21 Fred Feldman ‘•FRED ’ Chessman. Leslie Feldman LES Number 1 master-mind. Mary Ellen Fontaine BUGS” Live free or die. Charlotte Fisher SHERRY Rules are made to be broken. 22 Melinda Fox '‘MINDY ’ Who's got the freshest mouth in town? Paula Jane Gallowe “TURTLE- BUTT” Hide not your talents; for use they were made. What’s a sundial in the shade? Sharon Fredricks “SHARON” M S. S.F. Michele Garrett “MITZI” Be young, be foolish, but be happy. 23 John Ginocchio “GRUB Patrick Goodall PAT” How’s it going? Robert Gleba TEENANGEL” Today Dutchess, tomorrow the Olympics. Debra Green •’SEMI’’ What’s happening? 74 Jacqueline Green “JACKIE Some things can’t be helped. Paul Gromkowski “PAUL Good things are not cheap, cheap things are not good. Sandra Green “SAN Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Sandra Griffin “SANDY What is prejudice? I think it’s when somebody’s sick. Janice Gunn “JAN To thine own self be true. 25 Margaret Haley MEG” Experience is the best teacher. Barbara Handley BARB Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Corina Hayes Hey. Virgil! LENNIE” @ Stephen Hammond STEPHEN When you're having more than one. 26 Anita Hurley “NINI Anything worth having in life, is worth fighting for. Clayton Hayden “CLAY John Hunt BAY Hey, Babe. 27 Virgil Jackson “SONNY Linda Johnan “LINDA Love while you've got love to give. Live while you’ve got life to live. Grooks 2—Piet Hein. 28 Wilfredo Jimenez WILLIE Mira, mira! Rosemary Johannets ROE ’ Hi, whata you doing? David Jolly “DAVE ’ Car man. Kathy Kadish “KATH Not only to be loved, but to be told I’m loved; the realm of silence is large enough beyond the grave. George Elliot Earl Knight “PEARL ’ 29 Kagal Knight KAYGO’’ If you see Kay tell her we said “hi!” Janet Kudzia “LITTLE KUDZ I'm so upset! 30 Paul Laurelli SQUEAKER Surely you jest. Dawn Lawhun DAWN Indian Prayer—Oh, Great Spirit, grant that I may not criticize my neighbor until I have walked a mile in his moccasins. Steve Lazinsky STEVE All that bitters is not cold. Mary MacDonald MARY MAC As you ramble on in life, whatever be your goal, keep your eye upon the donut, and not upon the hole. Linda Loffay LIN ’ Winning isn't everything, but it sure beats coming in second. Sharon Lyons SHARON One more for the road. 32 Corrine Manetta “CORY” Some men see things as they are and say why. I dream things that never were and say why not. Antonio Martinez ‘TONY” Stand with anybody that stands right. Stand with him while he is right and part with him when he goes wrong. William Martin “BILL” Hey. Mr. Bell, I finally did my story. Richard Matthews RICH” Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country. 33 Daniel Mazzacone DAN’L What’s today? Jack Mitchell “JACKIE The Lord is my Shepherd. Judith McCasland “‘JUDY’ David Millis “DAVE Get me out of here. 24 Marlene Mordas “MARZIE” The only reward of virtue is virtue: the only way to have a friend is to be one. Emerson Ronald Morrill “CHIPPER Ask not what your country can do for you. but what you can do for your country. Virginia Mont “STUGIE Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. and you'll get along a lot better in this world. Patricia Murphy “PAT Silence is only the echo of another person’s silence. 35 Debra Nett “DEBBIE 36 Tom Ninnie “NIN” That’s what I know. William Oliver BILLIE” Vincent Osoba OZZIE” Ya wise . . . . ! Leandro Ortiz LEO” Do unto others as they would do unto you. 37 Joanne Papula “JO” What you see is what you get. Douglas Phillips DOUG” I’ll kill 'em. Lorraine Palmer “LORRAINE” Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful we must carry it with us or we find it not. William Patterson Check this out! “PAT” 38 John Powell GOOSEY Louie Pietrogallo LOCK-LIP” That's fur shure. that’s fur dang shure. Cordell Pruit CONNIE I’m not conceited. I’m convinced. 39 Stephanie Quill MOMS” Life and love are what you make it. Joseph Rambler J.R. Nice car. David Quill SMOKEY How the hell are you. you fool. Alexander Ramos Yo sister fish. “OLLIE 40 Vicki Raymond “VICKI” Did you pass your road test? Robert Resek “BOBBIE Valerie Sandford “MISSY You win some, you lose some and some you get rained out. 41 Vanessa Reed “BUGC A REED That’s what I know. Janet Scolaro “JAN” Marianne Schaffer SCHAFF Live today to its fullest, tomorrow’s problems will take care of them- selves. Francesca Scalpi “CHESCA” So when you give them love you better give it right. Woman—child —man and wife, the best love is love of life. JH Richard Sassi “RICH You know. 42 Christine Simko CHRIS” Mary Simko MARY A helpful member of the Ambu- lance Corps. Hope Small HOPIE- Ma-not really. Beverly Smith BEV” Our leader in 9th and 10th. What happened. Bev? 43 John Speyer SPIT” Friends are like sunshine on a rainy day. Pamela Stahl “PAM” Danish Proverb: Friends of my friends are also my friends. X Alice Stratton “AL Hey, Alice? Frances Stevens “FRANNY Good fortune is not known until it is lost. Jane Stevens “JANE” If you “riley want to. you can achieve your goals. 44 Anna Tarquini “GUMBY So near is grandeur to our dust, so near is God to man. when duty whispers low. “Thou must.” the youth replies “I can.” Glenn Ticehurst “TUPOR This is the other great half of the longest running romance in B.H.S. 0 Frances Tarquini FRAN A bell is no bell till you ring it. a song is no song till you sing it. .........and love isn’t love till you give it away. Gloria Thompson G.T. Yo. what’s happening? 45 Patricia Trochan “BIRDIE” Happiness adds and multiplies as we divide it with others. Jade Wang “JADE” This girl with the long black hair and great personality has got it all together. Myrna Urrelo “CHINA You’ll get over it. Silvia Viera “SHORTY” God grant me the integrity to ac- cept those things I can’t change, the courage to change those things I can and the wisdom to distin- guish one from the other. Charles Varadian “CHAS’ Be a puritan. 46 Dorothy Wiehl -DOT’ You should be so lucky David Zeyak “DAVID Ask not what your country can do for you. but ask what you can do for your country. JFK Barry Winters “BARRY” If he’s not putting on the green, he’s rolling down the alley. Patricia Zoleski “PATTY 47 Elizabeth Bender “LIZ If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is be- cause he hears a different drummer. Gary Blakslee “CHARLIE BROWN” Take it easy. William Blair “WILD BILL” Ye can’t tell what’s in the pickle barrel till ye get the lid off ’n it. Barbara Bopp “BARB 48 JoAnne Davis “JOE” Where’s Herby?” Robert Digneo “DIO I’ve learned fooling around gets you nowhere fast.” Deborah Knapp “DEBBIE” When you are sorrowful, look into your heart and you shall see that in truth you are weeping for that which has been your delight.” Clarence Bigby “BEARHAIR” It's a farfar better thing that I do now than I have ever done before. Jeanine Battle “JEANINE 49 Kevin Tobin “POISON’ “Hit it Sam” Deborah Osterhoudt “DEBBIE “You got a problem with your eyes? ’ Jenny Yankowski “BLONDIE” “It’s only the giving that makes you what you are. Brynie Cooper BRYNIE’’ Donna Tedesco “DONNA “It’s better to forget and smile than to forgive and be sad. Mary Martyak “MARY” “I desire no future that will bread the tier of the past.” Michael 8ellers “SMELLERS” 50 Renita Morgan “JO” “God, unto whom all hearts are open, all desires known, and from whom no secrets are hid are the ways of a pure heart.” AUGUST 72 GRADUATES Laurie Morrinson “LAURIE When shall all men's good be each mans rule and universal peace be like a shaft of light across the land.” 51 53 Howard Brink Ricky Brock Martha Borghard Timothy Burns 54 William Caffrey Debra Capps Sharon Carrington Oeralyn Carols Stephanie Cherry 4% Karen Cochrane Charles Comeyea Steven Crawford Karen Crotty Michael Davis Stanley Davis Shelley Denison Deborah Ciancanelli Arlene Cioffi Edward DePerno Jeffrey Dexter Philip Dinan Donna Domineco 55 Jonathan Doughty John Donnelly Betty Dunay Richard Eagen Deborah Edick Michael Ejercito Karen Elsasser David Eraca Beverly Faison Dino Ferrer Sandra Fredericks Lawrence Frederick Margaret Filkins Charles Frankel Kim Garo Ann Gillas Sandy Gilbert Anne Gibney 56 Diane Knight Denise Knight Robert Lacolla Darlene Kusmaul 57 Sally Lawson William Leith Debra Link Todd Letterio Debra Loos Lynette Lostaglio Kim MacAvery Lynnette Lyons Amy Mac Avery Gordan Lyons Kenneth Markarian John Mark Cheryl McDowell Anne Martin Robert Mazzacone Eileen McCarroll Christine Miller Lynn McNair 58 Norma Moranski Maryann Montague 8andra Murray Eileen Nicholson Gary Noel Janine O'Dell Robert Palisi Terry O'Keefe Jack Papo Janet O’Dell Barbara Pendleton Dale Petrus Mark Phillips Diane Phillips Linda Plimley Janet Philipovich George Pinkardt Vicky Pike 59 Cheryl Powell Darcel Powell June Post Donna Polhemus Thomas Powers Richard Rzemiewiewski William Rogers Billy Sampson Barbara Scimeca Dennis Quirk Jeffrey Robillard Patricia Reynolds Diane Reynolds Ann Rivenburgh Kathy Salese Robert Schaustal Linda Seaver Debra Scofield 60 David Secor Monica Seramek Christine Serre Bonita Sloat Cathy Smith Alan Thorpe Daria Tavolacci Linda Sylvester John Supple James Smith Elizabeth Stellaccio Michael Splain Valerie Trochan Bernadette Verdile Martin Vazquez Deborah Tomlins 61 John Williams Steve Wixom Rosemary Wiand Barbra Weyant LuAnn Verdile Gail Weber Robert Wasnorowicz Theresa Voyers James Wassmann Beverly Watson Jody Winter Richard Wyatt Christine Yanarella Joseph Zodl 62 CarolynAcceturoCathleenAdamsRichardAmburyBillyAnd ersonRobertAndersonMikeArmstrongCharlesAtkinsRalp hAtkinsJohnBacaRobinBallardSusanBaltichKhordaBarn esBettyBarrCatherineBarrettReginaldBaylorAlvinBe UMarilynBellPatriciaBestJosephBigbyKevinBodmerCa rIBolgerSharonBoothMarkBossHarryBrownLewisBrown SheliaBrownSabrinaBuggCar8henaBullockCherry Cable Daniel Cable. 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GeraldSullivanRobertSylvesterOliviaTalleyCariaTavolacceWayneTheissJamieThomWendyThom asFranklinThompsonSylviaThompsonAlanThorpeJoannThorpeDeborahTomlinsDianeTomlinsJus tineTompkinsPeterTompkinsWayneTompkinsAllenTrudeauLouisTurnerGaryVantasselJohnVant assellCarmenVerdileKimVerdileLoisVerdileMichaelVerdileLuisVictoriaCarenVinallJeanVitanza StephenVitekKeithVoughtKevinVoghtTheresaVoyersSheliaWashingtonBeverlyWatsonClaudiaW eyantKevinWeyantPamelaWhiteBradWhittedDonaldWincklesStephenWixomMaryWoodFrance sYanarellaBarbaraYankowskiJoannZiasChristineZoleskiDouglasZeyak. 7� 80 8) BOARD OF MR. ROBERT W. MUSOROVE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MR. ROBERT W. MUSOROVE, MR. DONALD TOMLINS. MR. JOHN CLAWSON, MR. JAMES McDOWELL, MR. HARRY ALLRED. MR. MORTON TANNENBAUM PRINCIPAL 84 EDUCATION MRS. ORANT TOMLINS (PRESIDENT). MR. LEON COCHRANE. MR. DANIEL TUMAN. MR. JOHN O LEARY. What’s Your Angle? Dampman + Markel + Bamford = Kosa Nelson. Trying to analyze this equation is only one of the many problems faced by the student during the course of the day. Let’s hope that Miss Dampman's hypothesis for the instantaneous speed of Mr. Kosa can be found before the square root of Mr. Markel is lost to the general formula of Mr. Nelson. WALTER BELL ENGLISH To Be Or Not To Be Is it nobler to learn the proper usage of the English Language and the writings of Shakespeare? That is the question. 89 JOHN GAUQUIE HISTORY Believe It Or Not William the Conqueror was of the House of Lemons, no? So goes a typical day in Mr. Warren’s history class. If, by some strange miracle, we graduate to American History we learn to remove the pictures of Washington and Roosevelt that hang in our rooms. Discussing contemporary problems under Mr. Evans' and Mr. Fast's direction, the final question remains, “Where have all the flowers truly gone?” LOUIS WARREN CHARLES EVANS 90 GEORGE HEWES MEYER PEARSON ANTHONY FAST DAVID MAXCY 91 SCIENCE Energy = Student Lab Can Corder conteract the complexities of the Chemistry classes contradictions? Can Kline-stein design a Frankenstein, while Greene grows gigantic geraniums? If so. then maybe Mr. Buscemi can finally afford to eat Westerns and Mrs. Lane can stop filling alcohol burners, while Shrop. balances beams. MARION CORDER 93 94 HELEN SAVOIT MARIA RIOUAL DONALD SANTOVENIA SUSAN MADOFF LANGUAGES Foreign Tongues iTu hablas espanol? Parlez-vous franjais? Veni Vidi Flunked!. EUGENE BORGHARD DRIVERS EDUCATION “We Try ... . Harder” Keeping his stomach intact is one of Mr. Borghards many problems, as he takes his place on the passengers side of the Drivers Ed. car. Somehow, through all the screeching, Working, he brings forth a group of educated drivers by the end of the semester; with a little help from his friends . . . above. SPECIAL EDUCATION “Love of Life” Under the direction of Miss Williams and Mr. Cohen, the special members of our school learn the makings of a productive citizen. BESSIE WILLIAMS LIBRARY Shhh . . .1 Watch out when you place your arm in the book return, you may not get it back! Those lucky aides try diligently to help you, as you fumble through the many shelves looking for a contemporary author. Heaven help those 3x5 file cards! VIVIAN DRUET EVELYN PEARSON EDITH BREMMER EDITH OSBORNE JAMES O’NEILL INDUSTRIAL ARTS Janicker in a Drum The students in industrial arts learn to table their ideas, but the heaviest class in school is metal shop, taught by Mr. Janicker. Having the patience to put up with the feminine invaders of the shops has won Mr. Janicker and Mr. O’Neill the National Golden Hammer Award of the year. HOME ECONOMICS What’s Cookin’? JANET ORTQUIST Under the guidance of Mrs. Osborne and Mrs. Ortquist, a girl learns that a stitch in time saves nine. When it comes to cooking all we can say is “Egads, is that for dinner?” ROBERT JANICKER ROBERT OSBORNE LORRAINE KOVERDA DAVID KLEBE DORTHY AMODIO BUSINESS “Let the Ribbon Do the Walking. Business students feel at home with asdf- jkl;. This is essential in translating chicken scratch or centering a memo. Also helpful is the use of credits and debits; this yearbook staff knows a lot about that! 98 GUIDANCE “Which Way Did He Go, Joe?” JOSEPH MORDAS Lending a helping hand to a future president, the guidance office is well equipt to handle any problem. On or off the report card the friendly faces at the office are always willing to give a credit here and there in an unending drive to get you graduated. Jk WILLIAM KARR RUTH PERALTA 99 FINE ARTS Getting in Tune for June A real threat to Guy Lombardo is our own Mr. Vaughn. Under his direction the “Big Band of Beacon High produces such sound, such vibrations that even the rafters shake, thus drowning out the occasional off-key notes. As for the vocal part of our school, Mr. Klein has the windows shattering. Let us not forget the untidy room of 106 where, under the leadership of Mr. Tlumak, many a Van Gogh has emerged. A Van Gogh . . .? FRED TLUMAK i PHYSICAL EDUCATION HEALTH ■PPV ANN PETRIE JAMES GAURILOFF “The Aroma of It All” Keeping those muscles in trim is one way of looking at gym. “Try It, You’ll Like It,”.....wanna bet? Oh well, if you’re lucky, you might break your leg skiing, thus putting an end to the task of changing into those ridiculous outfits three times a week. LOUISE BYERS SARAH STREETER i n YVONNE SHROPSHIRE 101 LUNCHROOM “That’s a specie-spicy meatball” Serving those savory meat- ball sandwiches and ice cold chocolate milk is only part of the many wonders these love- ly ladies perform at the sound of that fifth period bell. Giving a somewhat pleasant atmosphere to an otherwise drab room, the lunchroom attendants help make those long waiting lines a little more bearable for us. MRS. M. PIACENTE ) MRS. F. CORNEYEA MRS. L. EUSTACE MR. WARREN VANDEMARK MR. BRUCE PLUMBER CUSTODIANS “Making a clean sweep” Keeping our school clean is a big help in providing a fitting environment for us to learn in. We can thank our friendly custodains for a job well done. Putting up with late Friday nights so as not to disturb yours truly, they await for our final words Good night Jack! “Let the fingers do the typing.” Smiling pleasantly as they bang away at those typewriters, that’s our secretaries. These ladies keep the ole place in some kind of order, whether it pertains to guidance, attendance, or a visit to Mr. Tannenbaum’s office. With the coming of summer and the release of the little tykes from the halls of B. H. S. they can once again recall the phrase. Parting is not such sweet sorrow. MRS. ELEANOR GARRISON SECRETARIES MRS. MARY GUNN 104 ATTENDANCE MR. LEONARD SUPPLE “YOU CUT, WE CATCH”. Keep those cards and cut sheets coming,” that’s what the administrative officials of our school like to see. Under that rigid disciplinarian. Mr. Supple, the students learn to shape up or get shipped out! Units anyone? MRS. EBBA KADISH 105 SPORTS Michael Thorpe Jim Scully Philip Knight Patrick Goodall Charles Fryar Jack Mitchell Daniel Carlton William McNair Robert Barksdale Richard Matthews David Quill William Patterson Best Bouncers Around It would be difficult to accomplish what they did last year under Coach Frank Willet. The Bulldogs finally made it a winning season after showing a sluggish start. What could make things difficult was that the Bulldogs gave away height by losing their taller players to graduation. A more important fact is that of Jerome Williamson s departure. The Bulldogs indeed have a quick team made up of returning lettermen Charlie Fryar, Paul Sellers. Joe Powell and Mike Thorpe. Rounding out the team are Phil Knight, Rich Matthews, Jack Mitchell, Bob Barksdale, and Curt Thompson. An overall effort by the midget Bulldogs are likely to produce some surprising results. 112 Photos: Courtesy of Wesley F. (Bo) Gill BASEBALL “Batter-Up” A preview of thi9 season's Bulldogs should be entirely a new squad. With all lettermen gone from the last two years, the team hopes to bounce back from a disappointing 5-13 season by using many players from the last year’s plentiful Junior Varsity team. Ken Markarian. Dave Eraca, and Dave Secore fill the pitching rotation while Bob Cunningham and Jim Scully will fill the outfield positions. 113 VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: Michael Faison, Bob Cunningham, Billy Sampson, Moe Baxter, Jim Wassman, Paul Salvas. Bill Caffrey, Dino Ferrer, Bill Rogers. Row 2: John Donnelly, Don Pomarico, Ed Williams, Steve Dvorsak, Don Sampson, Doug 114 “Where’d the Ball Go?” It might have been another long season, but it's no exception to this year s fine but young team. The Bulldogs, headed by Art Smith, are in the midst of a rebuilding year. The gallant Blue and Gold eleven produced some sparkling performances despite not having won a game all season long. The Bulldogs, anchored by all-DCSL candidates Bob Cunningham and Larry Kilduff were no longer getting clobbered by such lopsided scores. The Bulldogs’ defensive unit kept the team in contention for most of the season, but plagued with a lack of offensive punch, cost them many victories. Nonetheless, the Bulldogs gave a valiant effort which might revive the team in the coming season. The Bulldogs have a team which should finally do this time. Ostrander, Jim Scully, John Powell, Don Basto, Joe Simmons. Jim Smith, Jim Townsend, Phil Knight. 15 JV FOOTBALL—BASKETBALL Before you can become a Bart Starr or Lou Alcinder. it is necessary (and helpful) to learn the ins and outs of competitive competition and that’s where J.V. sports comes in. The younger members of our school learn that they have to earn that letter B and that it’s hard work to accomplish that goal. After attaining the accuracy of touchdowns or foul shots, who knows maybe Beacon will be put on the map. Row 1: Larry Paulin. Tim Kelliher, Tim Goodall, Bob Anderson. Leroy Thorpe. Allen Thorpe, John Hayes. Wayne Morgan. Row 2: Mike Moran, Michael Knight, Henry Fredricks, Jerry Sullivan. Joe Mordas. Ray Leger, Nick Salmas. Peter Savoit, Shawn Davis. Robert Horton Tony De Gelarmo Rodney Paulin Alvin Bell Leroy Thorpe Greg Mordas Armie Hicks Larry Paulin Jerry Sullivan Steve Armstrong 116 WRESTLING TWIRLERS Brian Mortenson. Row 2: John VanTassell, Danny Mortenson. Mike Davis. Row 3: Fred Merz, Cindy Piga, Shawn Davis, Paul Salvas, Moe Baxter. Phil Dinan. Divided We Stand, United We Fall This year's team of grapplers are in short supply but their overall enthusiasm and team spirit are not on the short side. Coach Fred Merz's Bulldogs have some returning veterans in Brian Mortenson. Mike Davis. John Speyer, Bob Mazzacone, and John VanTassell, which should contribute some outstanding efforts and which may not be sufficient to win all matches. Row 1: Laurie Morrison. Row 2: Debbie Ciancanelli, Chris Yanarella. Row 3: Geralyn Carola, Chris Serre, Debbie Schofield, Renita Morgan. “Gosh These Boots Hurt!” Instead of a formal color guard, this year the American flag and B.H.S.’s colors were carried by our twirlers. Under the direction of Mr. Cyrus Vaughn, seven girls entertained football fans during half time with several routines while ac- companied by our glorious band. On different occasions our twirlers have par- ticipated in parades in Beacon and other cities. May these girls twirl on to higher achievements. 117 CHEERLEADERS Rhonda Bugg 2,3,4. Syble Carrington 1.2,3.4. Corina Hayes 2. Virginia Mont 3. Patricia O’Donell 3. Pamela Sthal 2,3.4. Gloria Thompson 2,3,4. Kathy Kadish 3,4. Row 1: Jeri Baca. Carla Bodmer. Row 2: Betty Dunay. Kathy Kadish, Syble Carrington. Rhonda Bugg. Row 3: Sylvia Thompson. Gimme A “B”! Although our cheerleaders could have lost their spirit very easily this year, they didn’t. No matter what the score was. these girls were always smiling. Five remaining girls stand ready to continue the spirited performances which have always been the trademark of the B.H.S. cheerleaders. Row 1: Linda Plimley. Row 2: Chris Zoleski, Marie Oliver, Sue Schmitzer. Row 3: Joanna Lindenauer, Elizabeth Piacente, Elizabeth Lindenauer. 118 Row 1: Mike Splain, Ouy Adams, Jeff Robillard. Libby Dvorsak. Peggy Shebanie, JoAnne Seaman, Louisa Battista. LeeAnn Way. Row 2: Julius Pallos, Mark Robillard, Neil Kirk, Ron Supple. Row 3: Tim Joseph. Steve Dvorsak. Bob Resek. Marianne Shaffer, Paul Gromkowski, Tom Powers, John Joseph. Mike Noonan. Alan Fisch, Dave Pollack. Row 4: Keith Wiand, Rich Gallowe, John Supple, Louie Dedominicis. Ski Bums Coach Gene Klein's slope racers have been somewhat the school’s main source of pride. The Bulldogs have captured two straight Tri-County ski titles with skillful gliders as Warren Palmer, Bob Resek, Keith Wiand, Bob Cunningham. Remaining spots have Jeff Robillard and Mike Splain competing. It can be certainly another good year for the Bulldogs. 19 ORGANIZATIONS � 21 STUDENT ASSOCIATION “A Better Way to Build the U.S.A.” “Under the leadership of Karen Cochrane, the Student Association is the strongest government possible under current conditions. The Association is made up of all of the students in Beacon High with the desire to provide student representation and awareness to school policies.” Karen Cochrane President Judi Dexter Treasurer Doreen Hogan Secretary Culminating the year’s activities is the annual June banquet at which time Peggy Wood presents the Dramatics Council’s Peggy Wood Award to students whose theatre activities have been voted to be outstanding. Rhonda Bugg 4. Larry Kilduff 3.4; Marlene Mordas 3,4. DRAMATICS COUNCIL Act I Scene II The Dramatics Council is a small honor group which produces two full length plays at Beacon High School each year. All productions are directed by Mr. Laing, who is also the advisor of the council. Mr. Laing selects one of many worthy members to assist him in directing. Each year the Dramatics Council sponsors The National Shakespeare Company. This year the company presented 8he Stoops To Conquer. 123 Row 1: Beverly Smith. Sharon Polhemus. Jade Wang, Linda Johnan. Row 2: Mary Martyak, Ellisa Corrado, Martha Borghard. Laurie Morrison. Row 3: John Caf- frey, Patricia Murphy, Geralyn Carola, Pamela Stahl, Eva Pallos. Agnes Pallos, Christine Serra. Row 4: William Blair. Patricia O’Donnell, Frances Tarquini, Jenny Yankowski. Kathy Kadish, Christine Simko. Anne Martin. Karen Crotty. Row 5: Douglas Buys. Leslie Feldman, Janice Gunn, Donna Polhemus. Peggy Shebanie, Johathan Doughty. Row 6: Clayton Hayden. Paul Gromkowski, Anne Tarquini, Stuart Ginsberg, Karen Cochrane. William Rogers. Row 7: Richard Sassi, William Caffrey, Steve Lazinsky, Charles Varadian. Bill Blair 2.3,4; Douglas Buys 2. 3.4; John Caffrey 2,3,4; Elissa Corrado 2,3,4; Leslie Feldman 2. 3,4; Sandra Green 3.4; Paul Gromkowski 3.4; Janice Gunn 3,4; Clayton Hayden 2,3,4; Linda Johan 2,3,4; Kathy Kadish 3,4; Steve Lazinsky 3,4; Thomas Maniscalco 2.3; Mary Martyak 2.3,4; Patricia Murphy 3.4; Debbie Nett 2,3,4: Agnes Pallos 3.4; Eva Pallos 3,4: Sharon Polhemus 3.4; Richard Sassi 3,4; Christine Simko 3.4: Beverly Smith 3.4; Pamela Stahl 2,3,4; Anna Tarquini 3,4: Frances Tarquini 3.4; Charles Varadian 3,4; Jade Wang 3,4; Jenny Yankowski 3,4. ‘Smarty Pants’ The Honor Society has become more active this year proving it’s capabilities in the fields of character, community service, leadership, and scholarship. It is composed of students who excel in these qualities. With Mrs. Lorraine Koverda as their advisor, the society traveled to Castle Point this Christmas to decorate and sing carols to the patients. The club also put on a play for the younger members of the community which was written, directed, and performed by members of the club. HONOR SOCIETY FRENCH CLUB “The European Naturals.” Kllisa Corrado. Patricia Hall. Linda Johnan. Richard Schnieder, Charles Varadian. The French Club is an organization which aims to provide financial aid to students interested in going to France this summer and studying the language for a period of six weeks. It is supervised by Mr. Peter Klensch. In raising money it has also provided the school with several dances and a French folk concert which was open to the entire community. The Club has introduced a new method of studying to our school. It hopes a continual program will be set up and include more countries and a greater variety of courses. This will enable more students to enjoy the program. Row 1: Shelly Dennison. Jo Ann Seaman. Row 2: Janice Ager, Linda Johnan. Kim Mac Avery. Sue Miller, Theresa Provenzano, Ethel Clauson. Beth Pearson. Lynn Mordas. Cathy Meeker. Karen Beasimer, Sharon Dyer. Lora Pollack. Row 3: Judy Leikkanen. Ann Martin. Donna Polhemus, Libby Talley, Charlie Varad- ian. Pat Hall. Justine Tompkins. Richie Schneider, Mike Johnan. Row 1: Kathy O'Donnell, Carol Acceturo, Kristan Morgese, Karen Crotty. Mary Lapi9. Row 2: Don Pomarico. Joe Morales, Mary Edwards, Shirley Pruitt. Row 3: Mark Phillips. Stuart Freed. Gary Feldman. Annette Sassi, John Donnally, Bob Anderson, Don Winkles. David Bahnan. Row 4: Dan Mortensen, Mark Vandermark. Mike Madelina. Leslie Feildman. Pauline Capazino, Sue Oliver. Richard Call, Howie Brink, Harry Brown, Leonard Richmond. Rod Paulin, John Martyak. Row 5: Bill Blair. Martin Vasquez. Mr Vaughn. Gary Arquilla, Alan Fish, Jim Wasman, Joe Condon, Charles Johnson. BAND ALL-STATE Debbie Denette. Leslie Feldman. Mark Phillips. Mary Lapis, Clayton Hayden. “Gloreeee ... to Beacon” Half times on those brisk Fall Saturday afternoons found Mr. Cyrus Vaughn and the members of our band performing feats of magic. Combining both talent and hard work, the band displays the traditional blue and gold in a superior way. The members practice many a day to produce a sound that would put Benny Goodman to shame. Only under the direction of Mr. Vaughn is this accomplished. Our hats are taken off to you. Mr. Vaughn, for, before the ecstasy you must face the agony.” 126 William Blair 3.4; Douglas Buys 2.3: Ruth Collins 1,- 2.3,4; Thomas Costa 2.3.4; Debora Denette 1.2.3.4; Leslie Feldman 1,2,3.4; Clayton Hayden 1.2.3,4; Janice LaValle 1,2: Patricia Murphy 4: Leonard Rich- mond 1.2,3,4. CHESS CLUB “Check Mate” This year the chess club was under the assistance of Mrs. Savoit. and dictatorship of David Lawson. Many of the star players returned from an extremely good team of last year. Last year the team had a fine record of 9 wins and 2 losses against teams from Newburgh. Poughkeepsie, Roosevelt. Ketcham. and John Jay. If the fine play of Dave Lawson. Les Feldman, John Caffery, Dino Ferrar. and Ken Haynes can be replaced, the club will hopefully end up without a loss in match play next year. Row 1: Tom Prosser. Cindy Lapis, Dave Lawson. Sue Acceturo, Stuart Fried. Row 2: Leslie Feldman. John Caffery, Clayton Hayden. Dino Ferrar, Paul Torano. Leslie Feldman, John Caffery. Clayton Hayden, Tom Prosser, Dave Lawson. Row 1: Art Fryar, Charlotte Fisher, Chesca Scalpi, Bernice Rosenstreich, Sheri Jackson, Kay Knight, Anita Kilgore, Mr. Lionel Shropshire. Judy Dexter, Brad Whitted, Virgil Jackson, Wayne Tompkins, Kenny Light. Kathy Kadish, Darcel Powell. Barry Simmons. Aida Ramos, Alex Ramos. Mrs. Susan Madoff, Earl Knight, William Patterson, Ronald Oliver. Row 2: Linda Scofield, Larry Kilduff, Olivia Talley, Vanessa Reed, Kisan Archer, Elizabeth Bender, Dave Lawson, Sally Dudley, Tom Prosser, Charles Varadian. Pam Fenner, Carla Jackson, Kathy Smith, Mary Martyak. Wendy Johnson, Paula Gallowe, Doreen Hogan, Carla Bodmer, Bebe Johnson, Elizabeth Stellacio, Sandy Henry, Pat Kilduff, Robin Ballard. “Rapping for Progress” The Student-Teacher Action Committee was established in the Spring of 1971 as an ongoing group to further the human relations at Beacon High School. This group went on retreats to Montreal and Pawling where they rapped with the aid of an educational psychologist. They also spent the good part of six weeks meeting informally to discuss problems at B. H. S. The original twelve members swelled to fifty-two in the fall of 1971 and several teachers also joined the ranks. The results were outstanding: our student activities calendar was full through the year, and rap sessions occurred frequently. STAC Art Fryar, Charlotte Fisher, Chesca Scalpi, Kay Knight, Judy Dexter, Virgil Jackson. Kathy Kadish, Aida Ramos, Alex Ramos, Earl Knight, William Patterson, Larry Kilduff, Vanessa Reed, Elizabeth Bender, Dave Lawson, Tom Prosser, Charles Varadian, Mary Mar- tyak, Wendy Johnson, Paula Gallowe. 128 Pat O’Donnell 1.2.3,4; Sharon Polhemus 1,2; Judy Dexter 2; Mary Martyak 1,2; Gloria Thompson 1.2; Paula Gallowe 1; Tom Costa 1.2,3; Cynthia Genco 1.2.3,4; Myrna Urrelo 4; Linda Johnan 1.2; Patricia Hall 1.2.3; David Lawson 1,2,3.4; Sandra Griffin 1,2,3,4; Janice Gunn 1,2. Row 1: Sandy Henry, Pat Kilduff, Yvonne Pearson, Beth Pearson, Janice Ager, Mark VanDemark. Carol Acceturo. Kathy Ruf, Susan Acceturo, Myrna Urrelo, Beverly Smith, Sue Oliver, Cindy Lapis. Carol Masopust, Jean Vitanza. Pat O’Donell, Dave Lawson. Row 2: Pat Hall, Kathy Garrison, June Curtis. Mary Peattie, Elizabeth Piacente, Shirley Pruitt, Eileen Nicholson. Mary Beth Lapis, Cindy Genco, Debbie Scofield, Sandy Griffin, Tom Costa. “See me after class!” For many years the Future Teachers of America have been gaining experience in the field of education. They have been busy this year with their advisor. Mrs. Gloria Lane, visiting such places as the colleges Hartwick and Oneonta. Also this year these students have observed and participated in the instruction of the pupils of other schools, and of course, our own Beacon High. May this beneficial group keep up the good work. 129 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Syble Carrington, Helen Degli-Angeli, Debra Green, Jackie Handley, Corrine Manetta. Maryann Mattricion, Pat Murphy, Vicki Raymond, Sylvia Viera, Sandy Green. Natalie DeNicolais. Barbara Langelier, Judith McCasland, Agnes Pallos, Jane Stevens. Corina Hayes. “Work, me?” The Secretarial Cooperative Work Ex- perience Program, which is presently operating at B.H.S., offers the ex- perience of learning to help the students' career in later life. Under the guidance of Mrs. Lorraine Koverda it has grown tremendously through the years. It includes working at I.B.M., Texaco, local offices, and schools. In order to participate in this program, the student must meet various requirements. 130 SECRETARY CO-OP FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA Row l:Sandy Green, Chris Serre, Debbie Ciancanelli, Chris Simko, Beverly Smith, Sylvia Vierra. Row 2: Vickey Pike, Debbie Loos. Mary Anne Mattricion, Betty Dunay, Syble Carrington, Jackie Green, Judy McCasland, Debbie Green, Pat Murphy, Denise Knight, Bridget Hurley, Barbara Scimeca. Row 3: Wanda Best, Linda Loffay, Debbie Nett, Barbara Langelier, Jackie Handley, Jane Stevens. Barbara Bopp, Agnes Pallos. Helen DegliAngeli, Vicki Raymond, Corrine Manetta, Natalie DeNicolais, Janet Odell. Arlene Cioffi, Jeanine Odell, Cheryl McDowell. Barbara Weyant. “Where’s the Erasable Bond?” Talking at 80 words per minute is typical for the girls of the F.S.A. Learning the tricks of the trade early, they are usually found hanging around water coolers on the second floor. As they walk down the Wall Street of Life with their steno pads in hand, these girls are sure to receive a ticker tape parade. 131 Row 1: Larry Kilduff, Tim McGinnes9. Row 2: Jim Townsend, Stuart Ginsberg, Mark Robillard, Pat Goodall. Row 3: Tim Goodall, Phil Knight, Jerry Sullivan, Doug Ostrander. KEY CLUB Robert Gleba 3,4; Patrick Goodall 3.4; Lawerence Kilduff 3,4; Timothy McGinness 3.4; Brian Mortensen 3.4; Vincent Osoba 3,4; Douglas Phillips 3.4; Glenn Ticehurst 3.4; James Townhsend 3,4. “Our key to the Future.” The Key Club, supervised by Mr. Banford, is similar to other school organizations in that it operates under the school regulations and draws its members from the student body. However, it is uniquely different from any other. This un- iqueness stems from the clubs ser- vice to the school and community. Its aims is to develop leadership, better abilities and good citizenship practices. 132 Row I: Pam Stahl. Bob Cunningham. Kathy Kadish. Brian Mortenson. Row 2: Syble Carrington. Gloria Thompson. Phil Knight. Stephanie Quill, Mike Faison. Moe Baxter. Row 3: Michele Shebanie. Sally Dudley, Mary Ann Mattracion. Betty Dunay, Rhonda Bugg, Bob Resek, Billy Sampson. Mark Robillard, Doug Ostrander, Bob Mazzacone. Row 4: Bill Leith, Debbie Noel, Libby Dvorsak, Peggy Shebanie, Steve Lazinski, Phil Diaan, John Spyer. Row 5: Dave Eraca. Kathy O’Donell, Judy Leikanan. Marianne Schaffer, Sharon Polhemus. Donna Polhemus, John Supple. Keith Wiand, Dave Millis. Barry Winter. William Arnold 3.4; Rhonda Bugg 4; Syble Carrington 4; Robert Cun- ningham 2,3,4; Libby Dvorsak 4; Min- dy Fox 4; Edward Fryar 4; Robert Gleba 1.2.3,4; Virgil Jackson 3; Kathy Kadish 4; Earl Knight 1,2,3.4; Phil Knight 1,2.3.4; Steve Lazinsky 3,4; Mary Ann Mattraction 4; Robert Mazzacone 3.4; David Millis 3.4; Brian Mortenson 2,3,4; Debra Noel 4; Douglas Ostrander 3,4; Warren Palmer 1,2,3,4; Douglas Phillips 3,4; Sharon Polhemus 4; John Powell 2,- 3,4; Stephanie Quill 4; Robert Resek 2,3.4; Bernice Rosenstreick 4; Marianne Schaeffer 4; James Scully 3,4; Joseph Seranto 2; Pamela Stahl 4; John Speyer 4; Gloria Thompson 4; James Townhsend 3,4. “Hot DogI A Letter-Winner. ” The Varsity Club, an organization of letter-winning athletes, seeks to promote school spirit and greater interest and participation in school athletics. This year the club unlocked its doors to admit the letter-winning athletic girls of Beacon High. Under the supervision of Mr. James Gauriloff, the club provides the con- cession stands at football and basket- ball games, presents jackets to the senior athletes, and lends financial support to other clubs. This year the Varsity Club has been a great help to the Ski Team by selling candy. 133 VARSITY CHORUS AND CHOIR Sing Along with Gene Under the fantastic patience of Mr. Gene Klein, Chorus has done much more activities this year. They even put on a Christmas Concert. They also were in our musical. Oklahoma. Choir also performed at all of these affairs. Best of all. Choir went to Ratings. Choir is available to students who are especially interested in singing, whereas by taking Chorus, one can receive a credit. With the interest of the underclassmen, it looks as though both Chorus and Choir will become better as the years go by. That’s only if Mr. Klein holds out and the basses ring! w 1: Barry Simmons, Alex Ramos. Art Fryar. Bill Oliver, Ronnie Oliver, Mike Faison. Ed Williams, Dino errer Dean Darcy. Donald Plumber. Thomas McCoy. Row 2: Amy MacAvery, JoAnne Zias. Lorraine Schaustel, Tom Costa, Peter Iannone. Michaele Dicastro, Pam Fenner, Doreen Murphy, Mr. Gene Klein. Row pef r ?ecyu Marie Manetta’ Jody Winter- Debby Knapp. Mellissa Ortquist, Teri Dooner, Kathy Ruf, Linda Schofield. Bonnie Cohen. Row 4: Carol Cicarelli. Vanessa Reed. Anita Kilgore. Johanna KnapP. Olivia Talley. Martha Knapp. Debbie Ciancanelli. June Curtis. Cindy Piga. Kathy Garrison, Denise Dalatri, Pat Kilduff. Margaret Flynn, Sandy Henry, Robin Ballard. 134 Row 1: Debbie Knapp. Cindy Lapis. Carol Masopust, Geralyn Carola. Brynie Cooper. Row 2: Betty Dunay. Kathy Kadish. Joanne Zias, Cindy Piga, Sally Dudley. Row 3: Janice Ager, Beth Pearson. Lorraine Schaustel. Sue Acceturo. Row 4: Gerald Etkins, Tony Bellisimo, Tom Costa, Peter Ionnone, Aida Ramos, Eric Letterio, Clayton Hayden. Bill Blair. Leslie Feldman. Bill Oliver, Art Fryar. Verdell Brown 1,2; Rhonda Anne Bugg 1,2; Elissa Corrado 1,2; Thomas Costa 2,3,4; Leslie Feldman 4; Mindy Fox 1; Jacquelin Green 2; Clayden Hayden 1,2,3,4; Anita Hurley 4; Wendy Johnson 2,3; Kathy Kadish 4; Deborah Knapp 3,4; Corrine Manetta 1.2; Marlene Mordas 4; William Oliver 3,4; Thomas Prosser 1; Cordell Pruitt 2; Aida Ramos 1,2,3.4; Alexander Ramos 1,2,3; Vanessa Reed 2: Claudia Salese 1; Pamela Stahl 1; Deborah Steitz 1,2,3. 35 OFFICE AIDES Mary Ann Montaque, Kathy Keenan. Connie Pruitt. Adrienne Bryer, Theresa Hammond. Wan- da Best. Geri Baca. Karen Thom. Kay Knight, Laurie Morrison. Robin Thomas. Mary Ann Schaefer, Paula Gallowe. Joyce Gibbons. Fran Stevens. Libby Dvorsak. Mary Lewis, Sandy Coone. Kay Knight, Adrienne Bryer, Connie Pruitt. Mindy Fox. Laurie Morrison, Debby Denette Handy Helpers The aides that work in our school help in many ways. During their free periods they work in the attendance, guidance and main offices. Under the supervision of Mrs. Gunn. Mrs. Garrison, Mrs. Kadish and Miss Antalek, they check on absent students, run errands, distribute absentee sheets, type and do clerical work. Without their assistance the school might be in a state of chaos. Row 1: Debby Denette, Connie Pruitt, Sandy Coone, Robin Thomas, Libby Dvorsak, Paula Gallowe, Mindy Fox. Row 2: Kay Knight, Joyce Gibbons. Fran Stevens. 136 DRAMATICS CLUB “Curtain Call” The Dramatics Club is a much larger and less select group of students who participate one way or another in plays. Without the club, what would the council be? Rhonda Bugg 2,3,4; Frances Carbonaro 1, Karen Cicalese 2, Judy Dexter 3,4, Robert Digneo 4. Paula Oallowe 3, Raymond Haynes 4, Larry Kilduff 3.4; Deborah Knapp 4, Janice LaValle 3.4; Marlene Mor- das 2,3,4; Louie Pietrogallo 4. Aida Ramos 4, Daniel Searles 4. Pam Stahl 4, Frances Tarquini 1, Charles Varadian 3.4. 137 CAMERA CLUB “Say Cheese” As you look through this book we can assure you that these photographs were not part of Kodak's first experiment. The members of the Camera Club have combined experimentation with the will to endure the fumes of Acetic Acid to produce some of the fine shots that have been immortalized in Fantasia. Now when you hear Smile, you’re on Candid Camera,” you will; Smile that is! Dave Boss. Mark Phillips, Phil Dinan, Steve LaValle, Todd Letterio 138 ECHO STAFF Row 1: Sharon Carrington, Kisan Archer, Vanessa Reed, Marianne Shaffer, Linda Seaver, Richard Schneider, Frances Stevens, Beverly Burns. John Williams, Debbie Ver- dile. Bob Lennon. Billy Mar- tin. Row 2: Alex Ramos. Mr. Walter Bell, Pam Stahl. Bernice Rosenstreich, Chesca Scalpi. Extra I Extra I This years Echo Staff is one Mr. Bell will remember for years to come. As if they were editors of The New York Times, these young journalists tried desperately to avoid being censored for being the only school journal not containing the Pentagon Papers. However, with the experience and knowledge gained by these Clark Kents and Lois Lanes the only outcome will be the best Mad Magazine in history. Row 1: Sharon Fredricks, LuAnn Verdile, Myrna Urello. Row 2: Stephanie Quill, Michele Garrett, Linda Addley. Row 3: Mr. Walter Bell. Paul Laurelli. 39 Our Very Own Junior Miss Rhonda Ann Bugg was selected as the first runner-up of the Dutchess County Junior Miss Pageant at Roy C. Ketcham High School on October 30, 1971. Rhonda was also the winner of the Miss NAACP contest sponsored by the Beacon-Fishkill NAACP last year. 140 YEARBOOK FEATURES “Let’s twist againl” Lights, cameras, action! Those are about the only words we of the yearbook staff were unable to use in our feature spot this year. Starting off with a remembrance of the past with our oldie s but goodie’s dance, we got right into the swing of the nostalgic age by the reproduction of some of the original recordings of the old greats like Elvis Presley, Little Anthony and the Imperials, Chubby Checker and many, many more. Another nostalgic fact for all of you old time bobby-sockers was that this was the first open dance Beacon High had seen since the time those hits were on the top ten! Progressing from nostalgia to today saw the staff sponsoring a Pete Seeger-Jimi Collier Concert where folk and modern songs from every part of the country were sung. Mr. Seeger expressed his concern for the area we live in and his final sing along. “This Land Is Your Land”, brought the crowd to its feet with a standing ovation. Being the humble group we are, we would never go so far as to say that we would provide great entertainment in Bob Hope s Christmas Special, but there’s an awful lot of people walking around with sunglasses on lately. � 7 YEARBOOK STAFF Where’s the Pickled Pica? As if out of the days of the “Untouchables we lurked in room 106 every Friday night. With our top secret plans for “Fantasia 72 safely guarded by Mr. T. our operation was in full swing. Filing down the pica rulers under the watchful eyes of Dave the Dingbat and Chesca the Chimp, the gang ran off layout after layout, in stacks of crisp, clean, twenties. Trying to keep our cover, we survived on rations of mushroom pizza and 7-up for the duration of our operation. Everyone feared, however, the day of truth, the final deadline. As if it were a raid, our hearts beat ever so fast as the order came down from “The Boss , “Get those pictures!” Now as we look back on it all, at Bernie the Bomber. Knuckles Keenan. Revolver Roe. and all the rest who made Fantasia what she is today, we can ask ourselves one question “Do they really belong to Assylums Annonymous? 147 151 153 154 155 158 159 160 162 163 In Loving Memory Of Qiane y (. 0 rr who radiated joy and love throughout her life. The rememberance of her dear friendship will remain always within our hearts. The Class of 1971. PARENT PATRONS Sophia Brocco Mr. St Mrs. James M. Caffrey, Jr. Mr. Si Mrs. Joseph Carbonaro Mrs. Andrew Ferguson Mr. Si Mrs. Hurbert Flood Mr. Si Mrs. Robert Fontaine Mr. Si Mrs. Nelson Fox Mr. Si Mrs. Paul Oenco Mr. Si Mrs. Thomas Gibbons Mr. Si Mrs. Stanley Gromkowski Mr. St Mrs. Albert Handley Mr. Si Mrs. Fred Herzog Mr. Si Mrs. L.A. Hold Mr. Si Mrs. Michael Johannets Mr. Si Mrs. Ralph Johnan Jessie Johnson Mr. Si Mrs. Arthur F. Kadish Erik St Kathleen Kokser Mr. Si Mrs. Albert Letterlo Sr. Mr. Si Mrs. Joseph Loffay Mr. Si Mrs. Russell Lombardo Mr. St Mrs. Malverse Lorick Mr. Si Mrs. William Martin Mr. Si Mrs. Philip Mattracion Manenaulasigh Tribe No. 479 Mr. Si Mrs. Clarence McCasland Mr. St Mrs. Robert Morgan Mr. Si Mrs. Carmen Musacchio Mr. Si Mrs. George Nett Mr. Si Mrs. Charles Polhemus Mr. Si Mrs. Willie Rembert Mary Reynolds Mr. Si Mrs. John Scalpi Mr. Si Mrs. Mr. Si Mrs. Mr. Si Mrs. Mr. Si Mrs. Mr. Si Mrs. Mr. Si Mrs. Mr Si Mrs. Mr. Si Mrs. James Schaffer Sal Sgro Kenneth Scofield Alexander R. Stevens Percy Sweet K. Turnbull Vincent Zeyak 8r. Benjamin H. Zoleski THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF BEACON MRS. GRANT TOMLINS (PRESIDENT) MR. HARRY ALLRED MR. JOHN CLAWSON MR. LEON COCHRANE MR. EARL MAXIM MR. JOHN O’LEARY MR. JAMES MCDOWELL MR. DONALD TOMLINS MR. DANIEL TUMAN MRS. VERA Z. BARAN (CLERK) MR. ANTHONY L. PAGONES (ATTORNEY) MR. JOSEPH COVIELLO (TREASURER) SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MR. ROBERT W. MUSGROVE 166 Compliments of FRANK AND BOLTON, INC. 203 Main Street Beacon, New York LOV£7HY VElGH6o jluT 167 BPO ELKS 1493 Compliments of Beacon L P RESTAURANT Congratulates The Class of ’72 New York Patronize your local restaurants Faculty and Students Beacon New York To The Best From The Best SENIOR CLASS OF 1972 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Leading Area Yearbook Publisher Dedicated to Serving Schools and Colleges Since 1910 i nler col lecjiarte press Don Quigley, Repr. 1405 Palisade Avenue- C3 Union City, New Jersey 201-864-5527 168 graphic arts division of the Sargent-Welch Scientific Company 6015 Travis Lane, Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66202 PATRONS JOHN’S PIZZERIA JOSEPH’S BOOTERY KALEIDOSCOPE KAZAZIS-LAZINSKY INC. LANK’S AUTOMOTIVE LIL OF EV’RYTHIN GIFT SHOPPE MARY JEN REST HOME JACK McKINSTRY MID TOWN MARKET MONTFORD BROS., INC. PICCONE’S PAINT STORE “PRESENTABLES” ROYCO AUTO PARTS INC. CANIO J. SALESE FRANK SCALZO TOMPKINS HOSE TOP SHOPPE BEAUTY SALON TURCO’S PIZZA VAL-MAR FOOD STORE THOMAS C. VARLAND JOSEPHINE WARREN, RLTR. Congratulations To The Class of '72 from Tom Dunne LEO’S BAR 182 Main Street Beacon. N. Y. 831-9771 169 Congratulations To The Class of ’72 SOUTHERN DUTCHESS PLANNERS THOMAS C. VARLAND FUNERAL HOME RICHARD G. BARGER Professional Engineer 3t Land Surveyor 41 Teller Avenue Beacon, N. Y. Peter R. Hustis 184 Main Street Beacon, N. Y. BEverly 7-7400 BEverly 7-6061 Compliments of Best Wishes from BRUNETTO CHEESE MFG. CORP. 1163 Yonkers Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. Plant: Beacon, N. Y. PAPPY’S RESTAURANT Congratulations To The Class of 1972 HIGHLAND HOSPITAL MEDICAL STAFF 170 McCORMACK FORD, INC. FORD—JEEP Best Wishes To The Class of '72 from BEACON CABLE CORP. New Used Cars Trucks Complete Service Dept. PARTS-LE A SING-DAILY RENTAL Your full service dealer serving So. Dutchess County Rte. 9D North of Rte. 84 831-5151 Beacon, N. Y. Best Wishes To The Class of '72 from JIM TREPP’S DUTCHESS SKI SHOP Compliments of HUDSON VALLEY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Beacon Kingston Hyde Park 383 Fishkill Avenue Beacon. N. Y. PATRONS A N Vending Co., Inc. All Type Construction Co. Batt Florist Beneficial Finance Co. Budney Flower Shop Card Travel Agency Chet-Mar Electronics Co. Deluxe Cleaners Fishkill Grill Gene Sandy’s Happy Hour J. A. Schulman Agency Aftermath Boutique Arnold Bakery Thrift Store Beacon Broadloom Co. Julie Boluherug The Butcher Shop Central House Bar Dan’s Lawnmower Shop The Family Pizza Palace Fishkill Wallpaper Paint John J. Halvey The Hub Johnson Memorials THE YANKEE CLIPPER FAMILY DINER Come in and enjoy our superb cooking! 397 Main Street Beacon, New York 12508 BETTERON’S MARKET 294 Main Street Beacon, New York Telephone 831-0130 172 Best Wishes to the Class of'72 THE GREEN FUEL ECONOMIZER CO., INC. Subsidiary-Baldwin Lima HAMILTON. CORP. “Congratulations' MARGARET AND DICK PHELPS KNAPP PAINT SHOP Congratulations Distributor of Valspar Paints Varnishes Wallpapers—Artist Materials To The Class of ’72 From Full Speed Ahead To 180 Main Street Beacon, New York Phone 831-1145 THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Compliments of Congratulations from CARD TRAVEL AGENCY 201 Main Street Beacon, New York 12508 Isabel Muller—Manager LANE’S JEWELERS, INC KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS 333 Main Street Beacon, New York Telephone 831-0364 173 SPY HILL CONSERVATORIES Compliments of Beacon's Original Florist Since 1888 THE CARD SHOP GIFTS AND PARTY SUPPLIES 314 Main Street Beacon, N.Y. Artistry in Arrangement Quality in Flowers Taylor Bergman. Prop. 831-0362 831-0363 Night 896-9534 250 Main Street Beacon. N.Y. 12508 BREAKNECK LODGE LUNCHEON AND DINNERS Route 9D Cold Spring, N.Y. River Road CS 9-9793 Congratulations to the Class of ’72 from VARSITY CLUB SUZANNE’S BEAUTY SALON FRAN DOUGHTY 248 Main St. Beacon, N.Y. 12508 831-1670 CLASS OF '31 181 Main Street Beacon, N.Y. 12508 174 Congratulations to the Class of ’72 from THE BEACON TEACHER’S ASSOCIATION 175 Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 BEACOn-FISHKILL AREA CHAmBER OF COmmERCE Serving Southern Dutchess County Congratulations from Community Carpet and Creations SHAW MOTORS CORP. Your Arts and Crafts Supply Center 309 MAIN ST. BEACON, N.Y. 12508 (NEXT TO FISHMAN'S) 365 FISHKILL AVENUE BEACON, N.Y. 12508 Chevrolet Oldsmohile Bus. Phone 831-1975 Bill Shaw 176 It's Niki's for Gifts Nationally Advertised Gifts Luggage Sc Leather Goods NIKI’S Gifts—Luggage—Handbags Our 25th Year” Compliments of Nick Gizzarelli 315 Main Street Phone 831-2216 Beacon, New York Phone 831-2216 Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 RICHIE’S BAR Main Street Beacon, New York Compliments ANGELOS AUTO BODY SHOP U.S. IMPORTED CARS ‘COMPLETE AUTO BODY REPAIRING PAINTING REFINISHING AUTO GLASS INSTALLED FRONT END ALIGNMENT FRAME STRAIGHTENING ESTIMATES 24 HOUR TOWING AND SNOW PLOWING AUTO RENTALS FOR CUSTOMERS ONLY 831-6666 Call Day Or Nigh I II Nt turner 131 4094 207 FISHKILL AV. BEACON, N.Y. Across From Htghlond Hospito I Entrance THE FISHKILL NATIONAL BANK Serving the Community Since 1863 Member F.D.I.C. 177 Congratulations to the Class of '72 JOHN W. CAVO INC. CORNELL JEWELERS TV • Appliances • 349 Main Street Beacon, New York Cabinets • Fixtures 831-2307 167 Main St. Fishkill, N.Y. 12524 896-8700 Mid—Valley Mall—Newburgh Registered Jeweler—American Gem Society ANGELO’S RESTAURANT Featuring ITALIAN FOODS—PIZZA STEAKS AND CHOPS SURF TURF Joseph Angelo 831-0708 369 Main St. 831-9773 Beacon, New York THE PENDELL PRESS Compliments of Ronald Lau. Prop. Distinctive Printing 473 Main St. Beacon. N.Y. 831-0030 LETTER PRESS • PHOTO OFFSET ★ ★ ★ THREE STAR ANODIZING CORP. OF BEACON KETCHAM MOTORS INC. Main St. Fishkill. N.Y. Alcoa Licensee Aluminum Finishing JOSEPH GUARELI (President) CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH FIAT 6 INTERNATIONAL SALES AND SERVICE One East Main Street Beacon, New York 12508 896-6221 Phone 914-831-5181 178 Congratulations to the Class of'72 SHIELD’S BAKERY Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Congratulations to the Class of'72 BEACON FABRICS YARN WERNER CHRISTA KOHLMAIER Closed Mondays Res. 223-3346 310 Main Street Beacon, New York 831-0308 SCHUMAN’S ARMY AND NAVY STORE, INC. The Store that Sells for Less Congratulations to the Class of'72 Low Overhead ACE LIQUOR STORE 215 Main Street Beacon, New York Headquarters for School Jackets Sports Supplies 319 Main Street Beacon, New York 831-0111 179 Congratulations to the Class of'72 From Your Local Pharmacies MOORE BROTHERS PHARMACY —PAUL WOLKOFF NERRIE’S PHARMACY —JOSEPH CHIARELLA VOGEL PHARMACY —HARRY NORMAN WALSH PHARMACY —JAY WALSH 180 A. C. SMITH CO. OF BEACON INC. PLUMBING AND HEATING Congratulations to the Class of'72 C. W. STEITZ TELEVISION 478 Washington Avenue Beacon, New York BROWNELL MOTORS INC. FORD • MERCURY • LINCOLN Route 52 Fishkill, N.Y. 12524 Maynard W. Brownell President 831-3000 Compliments of EMPIRE NATIONAL BANK Congratulations to the Class of ’72 from Chemprene Inc. a division of the RICHARDSON CO. 181 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of '72 ROOSA FURNITURE 223 Main Street Beacon, New York 12508 GOOD LUCK to the Graduating Class of 1972 225 PARK AVENUE SOUTH DINAPOLI SALICCO MOTOR SALES NEW YORK. N. Y. 10003 Cash Carry at BEACON LUMBER CO. HARDWARE • PAINT • MASON SUPPLIES ELECTRICAL • PLUMBING SUPPLIES 831-0809 831-0808 581 Main St. Beacon, N.Y. 12508 831-7373 831-2400 WEST SIDE TAXI MOVING AND STORAGE 220 Main Street Beacon, New York Compliments of INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION Compliments of JAMES F. LETTERIO STAFF Congratulations Class of '72 SAM FISCH CLASS OF ’31