X V9S90NS Advisor dr. fred tlumak Chief Editor gail romanelli Editor's Apprentice marieschettino Art MICHAEL RIVERA MICHAEL TAYLOR, Cover Layout MILAGROS VALENTIN, Editor DOMINGA VALENTIN SUZETTE LYNCH Photography michael taylor, Editor DAVID CHAIN PAULROSMILSO LYNDA GRELLA MYSIA HAIGHT, Editor KIMBALL KNAPP MARISA DEDOMINICIS, Editor KIM PLANT LAURA DIPASQUA RAYMOND YEAPLE MARIE SCHETTINO Bits Pieces GAIL SCHETTINO, Social Editor LIZ MENGEL, Artwork CARMEN FONTANEZ, Business BERGET REINHEOL, Social KAREN JOSEPH, Business RINA RUTIGLIANO, Business LUANN PAVELOCK, Business BETH VIERA, Bits Beacon, New York 1980 Typist Literary Business We, the Yearbook Staff, dedicate this 1980 yearbook to Mr. George R. Hewes. In the years Mr. Hewes has been with us, he has taught us the importance of thinking for ourselves, being in- dividuals, and having an understanding of our human rights which are so important to the American way of life. Mr. Hewes has made an indelible impression upon all of us who have had the good fortune of knowing him and his influence will always be part of the spirit of Beacon High School. 2 here lived an old miser named g Ebenezer Scrunge who owned a factory in Beacon that produced Varsity jackets and letters. Ebenezer hated his work (except for the money he reaped), hated his employees and hated all high schools and their students. In fact, he only wished to exploit high school students by charging very high prices for his jackets and letters. Worst of all, Ebenezer especially hated Beacon High School and all of its students. He forbid his employees to wear blue and gold. He scoffed at the bulldogs. When anyone mentioned school spirit in front of him, he went into a rage. School Spirit? Bah, humbug! , Ebenezer would say. If I couldn't make a buck off them, I'd just as soon see all the little Beaconites school- spirit themselves into a frenzy and decrease the surplus population! . 3 The day before the Homecoming Game, a group of high school students came to Ebenezer's shop. They asked him if he would come to the game tomorrow and support the team. Support the team? , cried Ebenezer, Bah, humbug! , and slammed the door in their faces. Then Bobo Crockett, one of the most diligent workers in the factory, approached Ebenezer. rr r 4 Please, sir, may I have time off to see t Homecoming Game tomorrow? , Bobo sai My son Giant Jim is the star of the footbc team and I'd like to go see him and sho some school spirit. School spirit! Suppc the team! That's all I've been hearing lately! , Ebenezer exploded. Bah, humbu on them both!! Bah, humbug! on the bh and gold!! Bah, humbug! on the bulldogs Bah, humbug! on Beacon High School at all of its students!! And as for your day off tomorrow, Bobo, Bah, humbug! When Ebenezer went home that night, some very strange things happened. His door knocker, usually a sober-looking lion, transformed into a bulldog before his eyes. When he turned on the radio, the only song he could get in was Hail to Beacon . When he turned on the T.V., everyone seemed to be wearing blue and gold outfits. Whatever he did, wherever he went, something reminded him of Beacon High School. 6 “Bah, humbug! cried Ebenezer and went to bed. He immediately fell into a deep sleep. As the clock struck one, Ebenezer awoke with a start. He saw a tall, well-built young man standing at the foot of his bed. His hair was in the style of a crewcut and he wore a white shirt, jeans with large cuffs, thick white socks and loafers. What most impresssed Ebenezer was the old fashioned letter sweater the boy wore. Ebenezer knew his letter sweaters and that style hadn't been made for years. It was blue and gold with a large gold B sewed on the pocket. Then the boy spoke. I am the ghost of BHS past, he said. Touch the corner of my letter sweater and we will fly through the past together. Ebenezer wanted to say Bah, humbug! , but he was so frightened that nothing came out. He touched the ghost's sweater and away they went. The ghost of BHS past said, I remember a young Ebenezer Scrunge who went to BHS. He wore a letter sweater and school ring. He was a member of the football team, active in the Student Council and on the Yearbook staff. He took pride in his school and never said Bah, humbug! to school spirit. Do you remember him, Ebenezer? Ebenezer began to remember how good his days at BHS had been. Then the ghost of BHS past flew Ebenezer home. ft Is f ie c ocfc struck two, Ebenezer found himself sitting up in ' ‘ -•%. U-ji. V) bed. He felt as if he had just awoken from a very strange dream. i wi y{ He was about to say Bah, humbug! and try to get back to ”J 0', ySk-— JLi 3 -yi sleep, when he noticed a young girl standing at the foot of his ■ U 1 j j J bed smiling at him. She was dressed in the type of uniform that L-H uLfc 'y 1 r f'-1 ' the cheerleaders at BHS wear now, pom-pons and all. I am the ghost of BHS present , she said. can show you and tell you about the things that are ■ happening in BH5 now. You can learn about the teachers, and the clubs and sports the students participate in if you'll just FK vi 7 ' hold onto my pom-pon and come with me . Ebenezer didn't 1 r even try to say Bah humbug! . He touched the pom-pon and 1 1 away they went. The ghost of BHS present took Ebenezer to Bobo Crockett's house. Bobo was telling his son Giant Jim that .vY— he wouldn't be able to go to the Homecoming Game tomorrow because Mr. Scrunge wouldn't let him have any time off. J W7f(%=s=J|||(| I V “ iagii .■ ? 1 .-; '-- That s OK, Pop, said Giant ]im. know you have school spirit in your heart. And we're gonna win that game tomorrow for everyone in Beacon, including Mr. Scrunge! Ebenezer felt touched, something he hadn't felt in a long time. Now you've seen all the good things that go on in BHS, said the Ghost of BH5 present, and she took Ebenezer home. As the clock struck three, Ebenezer found himself sitting up in bed. He didn't feel as if he were dreaming anymore. He looked toward the foot of his bed, expecting to see someone standing there, and he did. In fact, he saw two people, a young man and woman both dressed in caps and gowns. They smiled proudly at Ebenezer but remained silent. Ebenezer said, Are you the ghosts of BHS future? The graduates shook their heads yes. Since the ghosts of BHS future were unable to speak, they let the graduates of BHS speak for them. Turn to the Senior page to see who the future lawyers, doctors, teachers, businessmen, and engineers of Beacon are. The next morning, Ebenezer Scruge awoke a new man. He remembered the ghosts of BHS past, present and future, and all the good things they had shown him about BHS. He ran outside and yelled for everyone to hear! Hurray for the blue and gold! Hurray for the Bulldogs! Hurray for BHS! Then he rushed to his shop. He ordered a big sale on Varsity jackets and letters. Then he told all his employees that they could have the day off on one condition—that they all attend the Homecoming Game. Ebenezer told Bobo Crockett that he would buy his ticket to the game. Let's root for Giant ]im and the Bulldogs together, Bobo , he said. The game was an easy victory for the Bulldogs, with Giant Jim making the final touchdown. And no one cheered louder than Ebenezer Scrunge. an (i the Spirit jCin (jerd S' The entire Yearbook Staff would like to show much appreciation to our advisor, Dr. Fred, to whom we owe this edition to. We have collaborated our talents around his eccentricities and guidance to produce this year's edition of Visions. His eyebrow raising humor, has left each of us with many special memories from the meatball syndrome to how- much-change-is-mine to it-was-here-just-a-minute-ago Friday nights. Dr. Tlumak's dedication to the yearbook is much appreciated. The seniors who are leaving wish him as much luck and success to his upcoming yearbooks as we have had working as a team these past years. 16 Administration 3 acuity Education JACK O'LEARY - President HARRY LYNCH - Vice President JACK BOLANDER MARY CROFT NEIL GALLAGHER JOSEPH GUARNERI PAUL K. McCARROLL MICHAEL TURCO ROGER VERDESl LORETTA NEILSON - Clerk of the Board MARION R. ALYEA - Treasurer 18 _ 4dm in idtration GEORGE H. BILLUPS, JR. Principal BARBARA GILCHRIST Assi. Principal MARY GUNN Secretary £n«LL ■ 9 Of, belonging to, or spoken or written in the English language. The study of grammer, literature and com- position. Mr. Laing — Our resident drama expert and Pekingese. Mrs. Davis — Appreciates a good joke. Mrs. Pennybacker — Helps the juniors to overcome the horrors of the English Regents. MARY PENNYBACKER 20 CHARLES DUNN BARBARA HOPPER WALTER BELL ♦Mr. Bell — Oh, no! A fan of The Mr. Bill Show. ♦Mr. Dunn — Close, but not cigar. Loved Star Wars. ♦Mrs. Hopper — Someone whooo's crazy about owls! 7T;, ten ce: The observation, identification, description, exper- imental investigation and theoretical explanation of natural phenomena . . . biology, chemistry, physics, earth sciences, ecology. Mr. Corder — Write correct formulas! Mr. Kline — Quiz tomorrow! . . . neat and orderly Ms. Rose — A real down-to- Earth person Mrs. Nicolato — A botanist at heart . . . ecology conscious EMERY KUNE MARION CORDER BARBARA NICOLATO ELOISEROSF. na, The study of number, form and arrangement using de- fined literal, numerical and operational symbols . . . algebra, geometry, trigonometry and calculus. Mr. Market — Topless glasses . . . reminiscing . . . doubles as the physics teacher. Mr. Kosa — Loves kittens . . . computerized . . . locker combinations are permutations Miss Dampman — You-------------people! Mrs. Rowan — Business Math is her business. JUDITH DAMPMAN EUGENEKOSA ARTHUR MARKET I A fli HELEN ROWAN HELEN SAVOIT ROLANDO SANTOVENIA PETER KLENSCH RONI MEIER rJianquagei: Latin — the Italic dialect of ancient Rome . . . French and Spanish — Romance languages spoken by the people of France, and Spain and Spanish American, respectively. Mrs. Savoit — Salve, discipuli”. . . Honor Society advisor. ‘Mr. Klensch — ,Zut alors! Mr. Santovenia — Hola! iComo estas? ’‘Mrs. Meier — Welcome newcomer — Hail to the Beacon Echo!, and the Future Teachers of America. Mistoiy: The branch of knowledge that records and analyzes past events . . . World History, American History, Civics. Mr. Hewes — Students are the most important part of this school. Mr. Gauquie — I’m insulting your intelligence . . . Student Council advisor. Mr. Warren — Strives to antagonize his students . . . Western Civ. Mr. Fast — Although students tower over him physically, he's a mental giant. Mr. Maxcy — Okay has a passion for chess and Economic Theory. Mom e £ Z conomici: Of or pertaining to the development and management of the place where one resides. XV JANET ORTQUIST 26 fli liineiis The study of commerical or professional dealings . . . typing, shorthand, secretarial practice, accounting Mrs. Koverda — Young ladies don't hang out windows or in doorways. She's an avid fan of The Muppet Show . . . Mr. Osborne — Eyes on the copy, begin. Mrs. Amodio — Whispered words . . . Mr. Klebe — Really knows his figures . . . DAVID KLEBE 27 j)rt: The activity of creating beautiful things, paintings and In Sic: sculptures. The art of organizing sound so as to elicit an aesthetic re- Dr. Tlurnak — Question the unquestionable. Fred is to be commended for keeping his sanity after serving time as our sponse in a listener. Yearbook advisor. Mr. Klein — Brings harmony and melody into our school. GENE KLEIN J)nJu lriu( -Arii: Pertaining to a specific branch of manufacture and trade. Mr. Borghard — Decided that Industrial Arts is safer than Driver's Ed. Mr. Zuchtmann — For talking you get five extra minutes longer than the rest of you. Mr. Janicker — He knows his wood and metal and coffee mugs. STEVEN ZUCHTMANN ROBERT JANICKER EUGENE BORGHARD CLEMENTINE MclNTOSH LINDA CHEN MARION RAYBURN DIANE SHULMAN, Aide treading: Education in the skill of comprehending the meaning of something written or printed. Mrs. Rayburn — You kids are enough to change a nice lady like me . . . junior class advisor . . . coached a com- cjCihraru: munity soccer team Mrs. McIntosh — Welcome aboard to this nuthouse. A repository for literary and artistic materials. Mrs. Schulman — Make sure you put your materials away. Mrs. Chen — Shhh! Too much talking! 30 'tJbriifr i Sped J € L Education in operating an automobile . . . learning and Instruction geared for the exceptional. applying the proper rules of the road. Ms. Laganaro — A big heart for a big job Mr. Steffanci — Drives the girls crazy . . . coach Mr. Cohen — He's dynamite 31 JJeJtli: f huAical (Education: The study of an organism with respect to functioning, disease and abnormality. Education in the care and development of the human body, stressing athletics. Mrs. Petrie — Never forgets a name or a face. Mrs. Byers — Uh . . . junior class advisor . . . observes the psychological effects of tests on her classes Mr. Schell — Don't cheat on your body! Mr. Gauriloff — Our own Giant Jim Mrs. Nelson — In tip-top shape . . . sophomore class advisor CHARLES SCHELL LOUISE BYERS l ANN PETRIE YVONNE NELSON JAMES GAURILOFF Cjitidc uidance: Counseling, as on vocational and educational problems. Mr. Mordas — Education is man's going forward from cocksure ignorance to thoughtful uncertainty. Mrs. Peralta — Hope ... is the first step in the realization of your dreams. Mrs. Garrison — What would we do without Mrs. Gar- rison's smiles, filing, and typing, and tape and scissors . . . _ dttencL ance: Daily tabulations of the number of persons late and absent, legally or otherwise. Ms. Nancy Rickert — A tough job keeping track of sick-outs , cut-outs , and late-ins . Ms. Kathy McCormick — Give me a break: coffee, nervous, or any other. Kathy is this school's quick relief. JOSEPH MORDAS RUTH PERALTA Concerned with rectifying the destruction wreaked by students. Door locks . . ■ broken windows . . . cluttered auditorium . . . Sweep ■ ■ • Sweep . ■ . SWEEP!. . . Crazy Yearbook Staff nites JIM FREDRICKS, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, BONNIE ERACA, Secretary, GEORGE PEARSON, NANCY MARTINEZ JANE Vi AY, Matron lunior RAYMOND YEAPLE LAWRENCE ANTHONY MICHAEL SYLVESTER ROBERT CHIP HAIGHT PAULINE MASTON 1980 Fall Sports Awards Banquet Sponsored By THE BEACON BOARD OF EDUCATION January 31, 1980, at 7:30 p. m. at The K of C Hall Townsend Avenue, Beacon, N. Y. Donation $6.00 per Person Tickets Donated by Beacon Booster Club Votl Ut MAUREEN ARCHER — Mosf Valuable Player MARGARET PINEIRO — Most Improved SHERYL GENCO - Most Gutsy CroAS Country ROY LYMAN — Mosf Valuable Player PETER BAUMGARTNER - Fall Scholar Athlete SANDS FROST — Most Improved a eerfeuJiny ANITA THOMPSON - Miss Cheerleader JEAN MILLER - Miss Congeniality %olU( JOSEPH RICOTTILLI - Most Valuable Player REUBEN SIMMONS — Outstanding Offensive Back, All County RICHARD MEDLEY — Outstanding Defensive Back STEVEN ROBILLARD — Outstanding Offensive Lineman, All County MICHAEL SYLVESTER — Outstanding Defensive Lineman TERRENCE BARRY - All County CHARLES DELBENE - All County ANTHONY STEFFANCI - All County JOHN THOM - All County BMS fo J to fWic parenti Priftftinq Parenti . . . On Wednesday, October 15, 1979, Beacon High School bravely opened its doors to the scrutiny of the concerned parents of the community. Each parent was given a miniaturized version of his child's schedule to follow. The parents were eased into the routine of the school day with an orientation given in the auditorium by Assistant Principal Barbara Gilchrist. 40 When the bell signaled the change of classes, confused parents could be seen scurrying through the halls trying to find their children's classes. Members of the Key Club and other helpful students volunteered to give directions and direct the flow of traffic. Parents generally found the evening enjoyable and informative, although a few complained that they were getting too old to climb up and down the many stairs in the school. 41 Cm 'ion i £co(oqists Explore Jlte Cjtval OutcL oori This year marked the beginning of a new science elective — ECOLOGY! Co- teachers Mrs. Nicolato and Ms. Rose, led the group on a day-long outdoor lab and field expedition, hiking the Sierra Trail at Stony kill. The main task of the day was freshwater and sampling and organism identification. Occasionally, short discussions competed with the warm sun pouring onto a bed of leaves, and exhausted students. The Student Council is the one organization in which the entire student body can participate. Under the direction of Mr. Cauquie, the council meets every other Thursday. Among the many projects and fund raisers the Student Council sponsored this year were a Halloween Costume Contest, a sale of hand-painted bulldog pins, decorating the hall for the holidays and an assembly program. The Student Council remains active as long as the student body is willing to participate in the meetings and activities. Indent (Council SANDEE DEXTER, President LEON COCHRANE, Vice-President MARY SALVAS, Secretary CARTH MARK, Treasurer •US' Officers: President - LEON COCHRANE Vice-President — PETER BAUMGARTNER Secretary — ANGELA HAYDEN Treasurer — RAYMOND CHAISSON Senior Members: PETER BAUMGARTNER. PATRICK BLANCHFIELD, RAYMOND CHAISSON. LEON COCHRANE. JANE CROTTY. CHARLES DEL BENE. TINA DEL BENE. SANDEE DEXTER. DREW Dl CASTRO. JACLYN FORZANO. SHERYL GENCO. LYNDA GRELLA. MYSIA HAIGHT. ROBERT HAIGHT, ANGELA HAYDEN, JESSICA JERZAK, JEANNE KNOX, SUZETTE LYNCH, KATHLEEN McCORMACK, ELIZABETH MENGEL, LISA MILLER, JAMES MOSEMAN, LAURIE PAVLOVIC, MARILYN QUIN- TANA, ANTHONY STEFFANCI, MICHAEL SYLVESTER, MICHELE TAYLOR, MILAGROS VALENTIN, BYRON VAN VLACK, ZENAIDA VELAS- QUEZ, BARBARA WOOD, ERIC WATSON flati onad Manor Soc'ieh y Members of the Beacon High School Chapter of the National Honor Society are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service and character. The members participate in a variety of projects, both service and social. The wearing of the National Honor Society gold cord at graduation symbolizes the student's contribution to his school, personally and academically. MAUREEN ARCHER, KELLY BRILLIANT, ANNE MARIE CAROLA, MARY CASSIDY, ROBERT CALLEARY, ANTHONY DEL BIANCO, DANA DE VRIES, SEIZON Dl MARTINO. LAURA Dl PASQUA, MARYANN FEKETE, BARBARA HEROG, GEORGE HULTS, KIMBLE KNAPP, DALE LUKAZEWSKI, AN- NETT MARESCA, DANIEL MARTYAK, SHARON McNAIR, JEAN MILLER, JANE MOSCATO, USA NUCCITELLI, KIM PAVLOVIC, MARGARET PINEIRO, RICHARD POLHEMUS, CYNTHIA POMARICO, DEAN RANALLl, KIMBERLEY REUTER, HAWARD RIGGS, PAUL RASMILSO, MARY ANN SALVAS, MARIE SCHETTINO, ERIC SCHMIDT, GLENN SECORE, STEPHEN SERINO, JUDITH SMALENSKI. HEIDI THORN, LISA TRIFILO, KRISTIN WAY, ANNE WESTERHUIS, DAVID WEYANT, JAMES WHITE, SCOTT WINTERBERG Visions was made possible by the cooperation of all those wild and crazy people who sacrificed their Friday nights. Commendations go to our advisor, Dr. Fred Tlumak, who gave up a home cooked meal each Friday to eat meatball heroes under the stress of unmet deadlines and non-existent ads. He was inevitably harrassed by heartburn and headaches. Our dedicated editor, Gail Romanelli turned in her pom-poms to ensure the yearbook's progress. Not only did she direct each department into working in harmony, but spent many late nights finishing layouts and typing. After learning what it takes to organize layouts, write-ups and photographs, Marie Schettino, apprentice to the editor, suf- fered each Friday night from recurring nightmares of being the editor of Yearbook '81. Lynda Grella, our topnotch typist, pushed her fingers to the limit each Friday night after putting in a grueling day of school and drycleaning work. Our artist, Michael Rivera aided by Liz Mengel, and Michael Taylor taxed his creative genius envisioning new designs to adorn the pages of Visions''. Layout experts Milagros and Dominga Valentin and Suzette Lynch worked busily building ways to arrange photographs and write-ups while avoiding the horrors of trap-crap . Our macho photographers and darkroom night owls Michael Taylor, David Chain and Paul Rosmilso, traveled tirelessly around the school taking pictures to provide us with clear and clever visions of life at BHS. Our literary experts, Mysia Haight and Kimble Knapp, labored endlessly to fill the pages of Vi- sions with eloquence and wit. Marisa DeDominicus, Kim Plant, Laura DiPasqua and Raymond Yeaple took care of business by begging, caioling and, if all else failed, theatering merchants into buying ads and students into ordering year- books. Gail Schettino, Carmen Fontanez, Beth Viera, Berget Reinhoel, Luann Pavelock, Karen Joseph and Rina Rutigiliano gave up bits and pieces of their time and talent. STEVEN ROBILLARD, HEIDI THORN, LISA NUCCITELLI, ANTHONY STEFFANCI, JIMMY WALKER, TOM O'LEARY, JOHN SULLIVAN, PAT BLANCHFIELD, RICH MEDLEY, JANE MOSCATO, MILACROS VALENTIN, MARGARET PINEIRO, CINDY POMARICO, MAUREEN ARCHER, LISA MILLER, JOHN THOM, JOHN CAHILL, EDDIE McELDUFF, JOHN WRAY, SCOTT McGREGOR, TERRENCE BARRY, MIKE KOKSER, BILL NOVOTNY, DON PAVELOCK, STEVE MacAVERY, PAUL CATALDO, ROBERT HAIGHT, CHARLES DELBENE, SHERYL CENCO, JOE RICOTILLI, TOM ROKTOWSKI, GEORGE HULTZ, DAVID NINNIE, PAUL RASMILSO, HOWARD RIGGS, BILL SABLINSKI, PETE BAUMGARTNER, PAT O'LEARY, ALFRED MILLER, RON PAGLIARO, KELLY BRILLIANT, ROY LYMAN, GEORGE DELAHY, STEVE SERINO, DAVID KAPLAN, MIKE SYLVESTER, BILL SALVAS, SANDS FROST, DEBBIE MALOUF, ANITA THOMPSON, JEAN MILLER, DOREEN VACIRCA. jhraniaticA C iuo LORI HOFFMAN, MYSIA HAIGHT, JEAN KNOX, BRONWYN LYNCH, KIM PLANT, LINDA SHERILLA, PAULA NORTON, CHRIS WAY, ANNE WESTERHUIS, DIANE VANDEWATER, CATHY DUNLAP, AMY BELLIN, 5ANDEE DEXTER, SANDS FROST, PRISCILLA VEREEN, LEON COCHRANE, CHRIS VERDESl, WESLEY POWELL, JOHN PUCHER, SHERRI MOORE, STEVE SERINO, MARISA DEDOMINICIS, GLEN TABONE, PETE BAUMGARTNER, GARTH MARK, LARRY COOPER, BERGET REINOEHL, MILAGROS VALENTINE, ANDREA AMOROSO. 49 BYRON VAN VLACK, Treas.; USA MILLER, Vice-Pres.; GAIL ROMANELLl, Sec.; TOM O'LEARY, Pres.; SCOTT McGREGOR, SONJA SJOHOLM, MARTHA LUDLUM, KIM PAVLOVIC, ANGELA HAYDEN, MYSIA HAIGHT, MILAGROS VALENTIN, THERESA DVORSAK, 7E N MILLER, ANNE WESTERHUIS, KATHRYN COLTON, BETH CHAISSON, LEON COCHRANE, HOWARD RIGGS, LISA TRIFILO, ILLENE KLEIN, BETH VIERA, COLLEEN TIMMONS, MARY CASSIDY, LUANN PAVELOCK, STEPHEN LUCAS, MICHAEL GIZZARELLI, BRADFORD POWELL, DAVID KAPLAN, MATTHEW STEPHENS, CHRISTOPHER VERDESE, WILLIAM SALVAS, PATRICK BLANCH FIELD, RAYMOND CHAISSON, GARTH MARK, AMY ROBILLARD, DIANE VANDEWATER The Junior Classical League's members are those students who are studying Latin and have completed two or more years study of Latin. They meet to celebrate important Roman holidays; they plan a dinner at a local Italian restaurant; they encourage devotion to the study of the classics; and they end each year with a Roman banquet enlivened by Roman dress, Roman games and Latin songs. junior ( (cidsica( n eJLeacjiie 3J4J The Future Homemakers of America opened their first meeting of the year with a delicious dinner and a program of installation of officers. In the fall, they carried on a hunger awareness program. Other activities included a Valentine dance and bake sale, a fashion and talent show, and a party for the residents of Greer Children's Home. SANDY HAWKINS, Pres.; CECILIA LUCAS, Vice-Pres.; CORINNE PILLA, Treas., DAWN A BOWLES, Sec., PRISCILLA THOMPSON, DAWN FRYER, RACHEL HUMPHREY, KATHY SWAIN, KATHY BRANNING, LYNETTE JACKSON, ANITA THOMPSON 50 5Ur , eu KIMBLE KNAPP DIANE PALMATIER KELLY BRILLIANT MARISA DEDOMINICIS DEAN RANALLI ANGELA HAYDEN PAUL ROSMILSO JAMES WHITE RICHARD POLHEMUS GEORGE HULTZ HOWARD RIGGS ERIC SCHMIDT NANCY MARTINEZ, ROSA VILLAGRAN, ILIANA TORRES, ZENAIDA VELAZQUEZ, MILAGROS VALENTIN, DOMINGA VALENTIN, OLGA VALENTIN, ROSA MORALEZ, MARILYN QUIN- TANA, SHERLY VIERA, RAMON CASIANO, CARMEN FONTANEZ, DINORA DE JESUS, ABIGAIL ROSADO, MERIDETH TORRES, MIGUEL RIVERA, RAUL CALTENCO, BETH VIERA. Supervisado por el Sehor Santovenia, el Club de Espanol ha llevado acabo varias actividades este aho las cuales ban enriquezido la escuela con un savor latino. Fuzball . . . Balcony Seats . . Holtz s'il vous plait . . . Roses Flambeau that didn't Flambeau Diane's Chronic Halades Hennesy . . . Monsieur . Zut Alors . . . Pommes . . Bifteck Charlie's . . . Hational )3i uMness nor JJo Society The National Business Honor Society is an active group at BHS. Their fund raising activities include selling carnations during the holiday season and their Annual 50 50 raffle, which is held in March. The highspot of their year was a trip to New York City in the spring to see a Broadway show. During National Secretaries Week, April 21-25, the club holds their initiation for all probationary members. Parents are invited to attend the ceremony and the reception which is held afterwards. At this time, the seniors become permanent members and receive a pin to commemorate their scholarship and efforts. DEBORAH MALOUF, Pres. JESSICA JERZAK, Vice-Pres. ROBIN LAGOY, Sec. SUSAN CALLAWAY, Treas. TRACY OLEARY TINA DELBENE MICHELE TAYLOR MARILYN QUINTANA LINDA MORITZ BARBARA WOOD GAIL SCHETTINO DREW Dl CASTRO ZEN AID A VELAZQUEZ mn Co-op SHARON PLIMLEY, MARILYN QUINTANA, BAR- BARA WOOD, ROBIN LAGOY, WANDA JOHNSON, SUSAN CALLAWAY, LINDA MORITZ, PAM KUSMAL, MICHELE TAYLOR, DEBBIE MALOUF, JESSICA JERZAK, TINA DELBENE, TRACY O'LEARY 52 The Key Club is a service organization JCyCU PETE BAUMGARTNER SANDRA DEXTER DEBBIE MALOUF SHERYL CENCO USA NUCCITELLI JUDY SMALENSKI within the high school, derived from the LISA HETLING TRICIA CHIAPPARDI GAIL SCHETTINO Kiwanis Club. They take part in many JACKIE BRILLIANT DALE LUKASZEWSKI MARY SALVAS community school-oriented activities and KELLY BRILLIANT JEAN SERINO LUANN PAVELOCK projects such as educational programs, PAULA NORTON ELAINE HUSLE MARTHALUDLUM serving at local breakfasts visiting the DEANNA MALOIF MYSIA HAIGHT STEVE SERINO nursing homes and a volleyball marathon to SANDS FROST LINDA GRELLA MAUREEN ARCHER raise money for a worthy cause. JESSICA JERZAK JOE RICOTTILLI STEVEN ROBILLARD 3SJ TRACY O’LEARY, ELENA DI RUBBIO, TINA DELBENE, PATRICIA CHIAPPARDI, MARILYN QUINTANA, DOREEN VACIRCA, DEBORAH MALOUF, ROBIN LAGOY, SUSAN McNAMEE, BARBARA HERZOG, SUSAN CALLAWAY, BETTY ANN VAN TASSEL, LEE ANN BERTHIAUME, BARBARA WOOD, LINDA MORITZ, MICHELE TAYLOR, VERONICA MANNING, CHERYL HUMESTON, ANNE CAROLA, BRIDCETTE SCOFIELD 53 a lorus CORINNE PILLA, JAMES BEST, ERICK VIERA, PRISCILLA VEREEN, NATHANIEL FOX, CUSTAVO ALVAREZ, LEE ANN JOHNSON, SONJA SJOHOLM, JANE CROTTY, SANDRA DEXTER, TRENTWOOD FAISON, BLANCHE MELLINA, ROSEANN MORALES, SHERRI MOORE, BRENDA ORTQUIST, ABIGAIL ROSADA, CATHERINE STEINARD, DEANNA BECKETT, PAM KUSMAUL, KELLEY QUICK, BRYNE ORTQUIST, EVAN ORTQUIST, SHIRLEY VIERA, AMY BELLIN, BARBARA TRAMEL, JACKIE FORZANO, PATRICIA BROWN, DEANNA COOK. Advisor MR. MAXCY Board 1 GEORGE HULTZ Board 2 ROBERT HAIGHT Board 3 BRIAN HAIGHT Board 4 HOWARD RIGGS Board 5 JAMES NEWPORT d3otanu Cfuh This year the Botany Club has really taken root. Under the direction of Barbara Nicolato, the club meets every Thursday. The club starts the year by cleaning up the greenhouse and then progresses to planting bulbs, working on macrame and growing vegetables. The members sell their products to earn the funds necessary to keep their gardens growing. The girls in the club are not only amateur botanists, but amateur biologists as well. They often mix chemicals to assist Mrs. Nicolato in her biology classes. CU CL I? 56 RONNIE MANNING SANDY CAPPELLO DAWN MONTEGARI MARILYN QUINTANA ANN BROWNE TRACYERACA MARGARET VITANZA ELENA DI RUBBIO LYNETTE JACKSON ANGELA FORMICHELLl PAULA ARMSTRONG KAREN HOFFAMN CATHY MINTZ ANNA RIVERA LEE ANN JOHNSON ANITA THOMPSON ROBIN LA GOY LEANN BERTHIAME JANE CROTTY JOANN TOBIA JANET METZGER 57 MILLIE VALENTIN BRIAN BABCOCK PATTY MOSCATO ANGELA HAYDEN ERICK VIERA TRENTWOOD FAISON RINA RUTIGLIANO KAREN JOSEPH DEBBIE PRESTI ERIC VIERA TRENTWOOD FAISON BRIAN BABCOCK GLENN PHILLIPS 3DJ The Newspaper Club has been revived this year and they had a very enthusiastic staff. They informed the community about what is going on inside Beacon High by submitting articles to the Beacon Free Press every week. They also put out two of our own newspapers this year; one in January and one in May. The Future Teachers of America Club is a new club for Beacon High this year. Members get a chance to try teaching before they decide to major in it in college by spending two days a month as teacher aides and as tutors a few nights a week at Rombout Junior High. . v - ' y rr JV 5U Under the direction of coaches Hal McCrane and Jack Marr, the team achieved a 3:2:2 record. The team's greatest disadvantage was its poor rate of attendance. However, considering that it was almost cut from the program three times, the team performed quite well. r. 4 o' 7UJ w ii iv ?!• ; MARTY FLYNN, TIM PACONES. JOE KIRK, ED- DIE JIMENEZ, NICK PENZETTA, JOHN MADERA, NEIL SKIPWITH, JAY BAI5LEY, FRED ANTALEK, LEONARD WOOD, DEAN PICNETTI, LOUIS SWAIN, DERRICK ROBINSON, LEMAN ANDER- SON, PETE COODALL, MICHAEL BANKS, JIM GREGGO. 60 Variily Iroowttll This year's 1979 Varsity Football Team was one of the better teams BHS has produced since the championship team of 1956. The team was directed by Head Coach Vin Bettina and Assistant Coaches Ralph Steffanci, Jack Maher and Joe McRay. Although the team lost the 1979 DCSL Championship 15-14, the season was a success because six school records were broken. The team also contributed 9 DCSL nominees. Those outstanding players were honored at the second annual Sports Awards Banquet in January. Ketcham 12 Beacon 6 Roosevelt 26 Beacon 15 M illbrook 0 Beacon 35 Pearl River 24 Beacon 21 Spakenkill 0 Beacon 14 Lourdes 15 Beacon 14 Poughkeepsie 8 Beacon 20 John Jay 12 Beacon 42 Saugarties 6 Beacon 41 MICHAEL GIZZARELLI, CARL WILLIAMS, TERRENCE BARRY, JOHN THOM, MICHAEL SYLVESTER, REUBEN SIMMONS, LARRY MONT, JOHN SULLIVAN, WESLEY POWELL, RICH SOM- MER VILLE, ALFRED MILLER, DON PAVELOCK, CHARLIE DELBENE, GARTH MARK, EVAN ORT- QUIST, LARRY COOPER, RICHARD MEDLEY, DAVID DUPREY, DAVID KAPLAN, JOHN CAHILL, ED McELDUFF, TOM O'LEARY, JOE FEKETE, JOSEPH RICOTTILLI, ANTHONY STEF- FANCI, PAT BLANCHFIELD, JIM WALKER, STEVEN ROBILLARD. 61 62 CL erf each r$ BETH CHAISSON MIMlEVANS CORINNE PILLA SHERRI MOORE JACKIE CONINE ANITA THOMPSON JEAN MILLER PAM MALONE BRYNE ORTQUIST a eerfeach erS DEANNA COOK JACKIE BRILLIANT LISA BAISLEY JANET METZGER RACHEL HUMPHREY NANCY HARRIS ROSEA YNE CUCCI AMY BELLIN VotLyUt JANE MOSCATO USA NUCCITELLl MAUREEN ARCHER CINDY POMARICO MARGARET PINEIRO DEANNA COOK HEIDI THORN MARY JANE THOM SHERYL GENCO UtLyUt ROSIE MORALES TIMOLINE HALL BETH VIERA DOREEN VACIRCA PRISCILLA THOMPSON PATRICIA BROWN ABIGAIL ROSADO 63 CHRIS WOLFE JAMES JOHNSON PAT BLANCH FI ELD JOE RICOTILLI MIKE KOKSER JOHN WRAY RICHARD NUCCITELLI ALPHONSO BOONE DAVID RYLEY MICHAEL MERRITT LARRY GRELLA MIKE NINNIE TODD WALDREN TIM PERKINS e JjOCC er Wreitlin 9 This year's wrestling team was the best in many years. They earned the Division Two Champions title with the help of seniors ]oe Ricotilli, 16-1, and Pat Blanchfield, 14-3. Their coach is very proud of the entire team and enjoyed helping them improve. Beacon's soccer team, coached by Bob Samuelson and Tom Powers, had a very good season. This team, basically made up of sophomores and freshmen, was a team of inexperience. This inexperience showed in the beginning of the season when they lost three of their first four games, but as the season wore on this team's talent really showed through. They won or tied four of their last five games, finishing the season with a record of 4- 4-1. The 1979-1980 Cross Country harriers completed a 3-5 rebuilding season. At the 1980 Sports Banquet, Roy Lyman received Most Valuable Runner honors while Sands Frost was chosen as the Most Improved Harrier. Peter Baumgartner won the Academic-Athletic Award. Other letter winners for the team included Howard Riggs and Michael Merritt. The Beacon Harriers are coached by Jose M. Rodriguez; in his third year. The 1979 Golf team at BHS was not successful in terms of wins and losses, but in terms of fun and enjoyment it was a total success. The young men of BHS played a lot of golf and found the program to be a tremendous challenge. PHIL BOLCER DAVE KAPLAN STEVE MACAVERY DEAN RANALLI PAUL ROSMILSO ROBERT RUTIGLIANO SCOTT WINTERBERG WILLIAM SABLINSKI io'iif if (Basketbad Beacon's Varsity team was a small one which hindered its record. Beacon had a 2-12 over-all record with two tournament wins. They placed 3rd in Beacon's Invitational and had a double over-time victory at Byram Hills. Next year with the help from up coming JV players, the team is hoping to show improvement. LEMAN ANDERSON HAROLD WADE KEVIN POWELL BRUCE CAMBELL JEFF BECKETT CHARLES DELBENE MURRY MILLIGAN CHARLES DESES AURE DONALD PAVELOCK EVAN ORTQUIST LARRY MONT ERIC WATSON DAVID KILMER 66 $V BcMUt Despite its record, the team played extremely well under adverse conditions. The team had major setbacks due to injuries and a change in coaches. Under the direction of Jeff Tkacs, the team finally began to gel near the end of the season. The major accomplishment of the new coaching techniques was a change in the players' attitudes in a positive direction. DENNIS MACKLIN DONALD MONT RICKIE GREEN TERENCE HUGHES KERRY OLIVER CHRIS HORTON KEVIN SMITH 67 BusLiUl Although the basketball team didn't have a winning season this year, the players put forth their maximum effort at every game. Jo Ann$ Faulds, the team's new coach, instructed the team in many helpful techniques. With only ten members, captain Margaret Pineiro organized them into a strong force. However, the team's greatest disadvantage was the lack of support it received from the student body. CELESTE ATKINS SUSAN BARKSDALE JANE MOSCATO CINDY POMARICO KATHY SWAIN MARY JANE THOM LISA MILLER MAUREEN ARCHER MARGARET PINEIRO LISA NUCCITELLl 68 69 The softball team had its share of ups and downs last season. The girls had a lot of fun while working hard towards their goal of a winning season. Unfortunately, the team lost a number of girls through graduation and will have to rebuild their forces this spring. Ne wish them a successful season. USA MILLER, MARGARET PINEIRO, JANE MOSCATO, DEBI MALOUF, SUSAN DIMARTINO, HEIDI THORN, MARY JANE THOM, CINDY POMARICO, ELENA DIRUBBIO, KIM DUNAY, SUE KEEN AM, TINA LETTERIO, TONI LETTERIO, PATTY MOSCATO, MIMI RESEK, KIM VOGHT. hr sit y Dram BILL SABLINSKI scott McGregor TOM ROKITOWSKI PAUL CATALDO ROBERT HAIGHT DANNY MARTYAK PAT BLANCH FI ELD CHARLIE DELBENE DONNY PAVELOCK bruce McGregor RON PAGLIARO GARY WASSWEILER NICK PENZETTA DEAN PIGNETTI LARRY GRELLA GARTH MARK ERIC SCHETTER JOHN DURKIN SoftUt hrsity (JScidebaff W The Varsity Track team coached by Mr. Jose M. Rodriguez, Mr. Paul Nelson, and Ms. Joann Faulds recorded its best season in the history of Beacon track with a 7-3 season at the Hammond Track Field. Beacon placed a spectacular 5th place in the Class A Meet outdistancing 14 other teams. JrcuL KEVIN ARCHER, MAUREEN ARCHER, PETER BAUMGARTNER, JOSEPH BIER- NIAK, BETH CHAISSON, DEANNA COOK, MARISA DEDOMINICUS, MIMI EVANS, SANDS FROST, NANCY HARRIS, RACHEAL HUMPHREY, KIMBALL KNAPP, MIKE KOKSER, MARK LOUGHRAN, ROY LYMAN, PAM MALONE, RICHARD MEDLEY, ROSIE MORALES, PAT O LEARY, TOM O'LEARY, BYNNE ORTQUIST, JOHN PHILLIPS, JOHN PIGNETTI, JOSEPH RICOTTILLI, STEVE SERINO, CINKY SIM- MONS, SOPHIA SIMMONS, KATHY SWAIN, MARY JANE THOM, WARREN TOMLINS, ILLEANA TORRES, KATHY VEREEN. Cjifmnailics The feeling of floating free, Poising, turning, balancing on a knee, Fantastic! They worked hard for a tiny team Beacon's competition was pretty mean. RINA RUTIGLIANO, KAREN DOMENICO, JUDY VERDILE, KAREN JOSEPH, DEBBIE PRESTI. Sophomor es 73 GUSTAVO ALVAREZ LUIS ALVAREZ ANDREA AMOROSA GEORGE AN ANEW LAWRENCE ANTHONY ANNETTE ANTONIO CHRISTINE ANTONIO FRED ANTALEK BRIDGET ARCHER WENDY AITCHISON ROBERT ATWELL JO ANN BABCOCK LINDA BABCOCK JAY BAISLEY LISA BAISLEY SHANNON BAKER MICHAEL BANKS BRUCE BARBER A SANDRA BARKER MICHAEL BARRETT BRENDAN BARRY DEBRA BARTON TRACEY BAUMGARTNER ORANIA BELEKIS LEANNE BERTHIAUME ROBERT BLEVINS ROBERT BREWER JACLYN BRILLIANT DIEDRE BROWN PATRICIA BROWN RAUL CALTENCO PEGGY CAMPELL ROSA CAPUTO ERIN CASSIDY DONNA CARTELLI JOHN CATALANO TAMIRA CERVONE DAVID CHAIN BETH CHAISSON ANDREA CHIARELLA KATHRYN COLTON DEANNA COOK ELLEN COUGHLIN ALEX CRUZ WILLIAM DARCY DENORA DEJESUS MARILYN DEJESUS ANCELO DELEON ROGER DEVRIES JEAN MARIE DILLON RICHARD DIPOMPO JEFFREY DOLSON KAREN DOMENICO ROBERT DUNPHY CRAIG DUVA LOU ELSASSER MICHELE ERACA DEMETRIA EVANS ANTHONY FAHLMAN ROBIN FARBER LISA FASTOSO MARTIN FLYNN NATHANIEL FOX WILLIAM FOX ELIZABETH FRANK PETER LOUCHRAN STEPHEN LUCAS PHILIP LUCIANI RACHEL HUMPHREY JOHN HURLEY JACKIE JOHNSON RALPH JOHNSON JANICE JONES KAREN JOSEPH JOSEPH KIRK CATHERINE KIRWAN PAUL KISH RENEE KNIFFIN JOHN KOMORNIK SHIRLEY KOOTZ PATRICIA LAMADORE JOHN LAMOT ANGELA LEE MARTHA LUDLUM HECTOR LUGO SHERRY LUNDSFORD ERIC LYNCH DENNIS MACKUN MICHAEL MACKLIN JOHN MADERA PAMELA MALONE KIM MALONEY FRANK MANERI GARTH MARK MONTE MARTIN PAULINE MASTON HAROLD Mac AVERY mary McCarthy BRUCE McCREGOR CALVIN FICCURES CURTIS McNAIR TERRENCE McNAIR MARK MEDLEY BLANCHE MELLINA WILLIAM MENGEL MICHAEL MERRITT 79 JANET METZGER KATHY MINTZ PEDRO MOLEANO SAMUEL MONROE DONALD MONT ROSE ANN MORALES RICHARD MURPHY KATHLEEN NELSON SANDRA NUCCITELLI JUSTINE O’LEARY KERRY OLIVER BRYNE ORTQUIST PETER PANKO CHARLES PARKER MICHAEL PAVELOCK JAMES PENDLETON WILLIAM PLIMLEY HELEN POLESOVSKY DEBORAH PRESTI EVELYN QUINTANA BEVERLY RAMSEY MIKE RAMSEY DANIEL ROBINSON DERRICK ROBINSON ANTHONY ROMANELU ABIGAIL ROSADO RINA RUTIGLIANO DAVID RYLER LISA SAMPOCNA ERIC SCHETTER MICHAEL SCHETTINO 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PATRICK OLEARY LORI OWEN RONALD PAGLIARO TIMOTHY PAGONES LUANN PAVELOCK KIM PAVLOVIC REBECCA PENDLETON 94 u MARGARET PINEIRO RICHARD POLHEMU5 CYNTHIA POMARICO LISA POMARICO ELBERT POWELL DWAYNE PRUITT BARBARA RAMSEY DEAN RANALLI DARLENE REED KIMBERLY REUTER ANDREA ROBINSON AMY ROBILLARD STEPHANIE PERROTTA GLENN PHILLIPS JOHN PHILLIPS SUSAN PICCONE DEAN PIGNETTI CORRINE PILLA HOWARD RIGGS ANTHONY RICEVUTO MICHAEL RIVERA, yearbook artist THERESA ROBINSON JUUE ANN ROCCIO PAIGE ROGERS THOMAS ROKITOWSKI MARIA ROMANELLl PAULA ROSMILSO BONNIE ROZNER ROBERT RUTIGLIANO JOHN RYAN WILLIAM SABLINSKI MARY SALVAS PAULA SANDFORD MARIE SCHETTINO ERIC SCHMIDT GLENN SECORE STEVEN SERI NO JOSEPH SHEBANIE LINDA SHERILLA SONJA SJOHOLM JUDY SMALENSKI JOHN STEFFANCI MATTHEW STEPHENS LARRY STORTI JOHN SULLIVAN LEWIS SWAIN KATHLEEN TANCREDI KAREN TOTTEN CHRIS TRAMEL LISA TRIFILO MARK TRIFILO DOMINCA VALENTIN PEDRO VELAZQUEZ ERICK VIERA JAMES WALKER CARL WALTERS CARY WASSWEILER KRISTIN WAY ANNE WESTERHUIS DAVID WEYANT JAMES WHITE SHARON WINKLES MARY JANE THOM HEIDI THORN COLLEEN TIMMONS SCOTT WINTERBERG DONNA WOLFE LEORNARD WOOD LISA ZEYAK GERALD BELL ANGELA KILGORE 98 This page sponsored by THE COTTON GIN FABRIC CRAFT SHOP, Beacon, NY 99 100 102 103 CARLOS ALVAREZ — Light 'em up and I'll be there!” Carlos is an athletic guy who enjoys soccer, swimming and riding his motorcycle. He plans to travel after graduation and see a little of the world. ANGELA AMOROSO — If you love something, set it free. If it comes back . . it's yours. If it doesn’t. . . it never was.” An active person, Angela has participated in the Honor Society, Chorus and Mission Club. She is also an avid skier and ice skater. She is headed for a career in the health field. BERNICE ANDERSON — If you should've, you would've. Bernice enjoys basketball and tennis, along with music, dancing and meeting people. Af- ter graduation she plans on pursuing a career in the business field. DARREN ATKINS — Divine, as his friends call him, enjoys playing tennis, basketball and backgammon. After graduation, he plans to attend college, but is not sure what he wants to major in yet. CELESTE ATKINS — Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today. Les likes party- ing until dawn, reading and going to boy's basket- ball games. She plans on attending college and then entering the Air Force. 104 ELAINE BAILER — As it was, then again it will be. Though the course may change sometimes, rivers always reach the sea. (Led Zeppelin) Elaine is a talented artist whose drawings adorned Yearbook '79. She enjoys hanging around, spending money and being with Dave. After graduation, Elaine plans to keep her job at Drug World and go to art school. TERRENCE BARRY — Take time to laugh. It is the music of the soul. Terrence is an avid sportsman. He has participated in JV Baseball, JV and Varsity Football and CYO Basketball. His hobbies include skiing, hunting and listening to music. After graduation he plans to fulfill his dream of traveling across the U.S. ROBERT BARCLAY — When the lever breaks, I ain't got no place to go. (Led Zeppelin) Rooster is a guy who likes to spend his free time driving and partying. He plans on joining the Air Force after graduation. GREGG BARBER — Don't worry. Gregg is a guitar player who likes listening to and making good music and working on cars. After graduation he plans on working or attending college. TONY BANICK - I get by with a little help from my friends. (Beatles) Tony enjoys partying up the mountain, hunting and riding around in dune buggies. After graduation he plans on entering the world of work or leaving Beacon to travel around the world. 105 PETER BAUMGARTNER — There are so many people to see. (Elvis C.) Petey has been a member of Cross-Country, Track and Field and the Beacon-Lourdes Hockey Team. When he's not exercising his legs, he can be found listening to his music or building models. Peter was Vice-President of the Honor Society and was in Who's Who Among American High School Students. He plans to attend college. PAT BLANCHFIELD — We sweat, laugh and scream here, 'cuz life is just a dream here. Blanch is a real sports lover. He has participated in JV and Varsity Football and Baseball and Varsity Wrestling. Besides being a mem- ber of the Varsity Club, he was in the Junior Classical League and the Honor Society. Pat plans to attend college after graduation. JOSE BA YON — Don 't stop till you get enough. Easy Pops rocks to the top. Easy Pops likes to ride his KZ,LTD Good Times with the Cheeba Express and to be with Kat. He never participated in sports because Beacon didn't have any. After graduation he seeks to obtain higher education, possibly by attending college. 106 DAWN A BOWLES — Love is understanding. Dawna is a fun-loving girl who enjoys roller skating, meeting new people and being with Cook. She has participated in the FHA and held the office of Secretary in her senior year. After graduation she plans to go to college to study special education. JAMES BEST — To the beat, everybody. Seymore is a good guy who enjoys crashing parties, drinking brew, singing in chorus and seeing Denise. He has played Varsity Basketball and JV Football. After graduation he plans on going to college in North Carolina. SUSAN CALLA WA Y — A fool will lose tomorrow reaching out for yester- day. In her spare time, Sue enjoys rollerskating and playing tennis. She was a member of the National Business Honor Society, the IBM Co-op and in Who's Who Among American High School Students. Sue plans to go into the Air Force after graduation. ANN BROWN — If you love someting very much, set it free. If it does not return, it was not meant to be yours; if it does, love it forever. Ann is an athletic girl who enjoys basketball, volleyball, frisbee and swimming. She also likes partying with her friends and going out as much as possible. She plans to work but keep partying after graduation. JOHN CAHILL — It's better to burn out than to fade away. My, my, hey, hey (Neil Young) John is a fun-loving guy who likes hunting, fishing and being with girls. He was a member of the Varsity Club and played 2 years of JV and 2 years of Var- sity Football. John plans to travel after graduation. NICHOLAS BRUNETTI - Do not say people must be educated, you're only mean or kept from excesses. Alex is an outdoorsman who likes riding his motorbike on the trails and camping. He also en- joys swimming, water skiing and playing football and soccer. He plans to work fulltime after gradua- tion. CATHY BRANNING — Form friendships, not at- tachments. Little Branning likes attending con- certs, partying and having a good time. She enjoys playing softball for the Shady Ladies and meeting new people. After graduation Cathy plans to go to work and continue to hang out with her friends. 107 LAURA CASTRIGNANO — If you love something, set it free. If it comes back it's yours; if it doesn't, it never was. Laura likes to read and she also enjoys ice-skating, rollerskating, paddleball and tennis. Laura's not sure of her plans after graduation but she's considering college or the Armed Forces. RAYMOND CHAISSON — I hid in the clouded wraith of the crowd but when they said Sit down’, I stood up. (Bruce Springsteen) Ray-Pay is a wild and crazy guy who's been in the National Honor Society and the Junior Classical League. After graduation he plans to attend college and become a great success in whatever field he chooses. RAMON CASIANO — What's happening Vail?! Ramon likes to spend his spare time building intricate models or riding around in his car. He was an active member of the Spanish Club. His goal for the future is to become an Electronics Technician in the Coast Guard. SANDY CAPPELLO — Love is a country with its own climate. In her free time, Sandy likes being with Jimmy, Karen, Tina, and Lee. She was a mem- ber of Chandler's Drum Corps and an efficient At- tendance Office Aide After graduation she plans to further her education in the field of business. JOHN CAMPBELL — Our dream is at hand. John is an active guy who likes hunting, fishing, skiing and working at Shaw's. After graduation, he plans on going to college. 108 JACKIE CONINE — Even if our times together become only memories, they'll be memories we'll cherish always and forever. Little Knobs is a wild-n-crazy gal who enjoys motorcycle riding with Bobby, hangin' out and having a good time! She was a member of Varsity Cheerleading. After graduation, Jackie plans to travel with Bobby on his bike. LEON COCHRANE — My candle burns at both ends; It will not last the night; but, oh my foes, and oh, my friends — it gives a lovely light. Ken's hobbies include reading, writing, listening to music, dancing and traveling. He's been active as President of the Honor Society and Vice-President of the Student Council. He was a member of the Drama Club and Council, and the Junior Classical League. His goals include attending college and being a success in whatever field he chooses. LISA CHIAPPARDI — You shall read that we are commanded to forgive our enemies, but you never read that we are commanded to forgive our friends. Lisa enjoys playing softball, horseback riding, and being with Dean. She is unsure about what she wants to do after graduation but whatever the choice, we’re sure she'll do well. JANE CROTTY — It isn't the mountains ahead that wear you out, it's the grain of sand in your shoe. Janie has been a member of the chorus, the National Honor Society, and has been a Library Aide for two years. She enjoys bowling, knitting and rifle shooting. After graduation Jane wants to pursue a career in nursing. THERESA CRING - Theresa is a fun-loving girl who enjoys partying, cruising, hiking and going to concerts She plans to attend Dutchess Community College next year. Her goal in life is to be a famous psychologist 109 ANN DICKSON — Kiss today goodbye, point me towards tomorrow, wish me luck — same to you. During her high school years, Ann has been active in the Student Council, Drama Club and Choristers. She enjoys sports and has been on both JV and Varsity Basketball and Softball. Ann likes laughing, having a good time with her friends and being a skibum. Her plans after graduation include attending Dutchess Community College. SANDRA DEXTER — Life is short so live while you can. Sandee was a member of the Dramatics Council, Chorus, Choir and the Honor Society. She was also president of both the Key Club and the Student Council. Her hobbies include playing the piano, acting, debating, riding around and go- ing to Breakneck with Joey. Sandee'$ goal for the future is a career in com- munications or public administration. BRIDGET DAVIS — That's fierce. Bridge enjoys playing music, boy watching, driving and partying. She plans to attend the University of Colorado and become a data processing programmer. ERNESTO DAWKINS — Life is similar to a stage — we all get one part to play and success or failure depends on how well you play it. Ernie's hobbies include drawing, listening to music and partying. He also enjoys watching girls. His goals are at- tending college and just enjoying life. MARISA DE DOMINICIS — Ce qu’on n’a jamais mis en question n'est point prouve (Diderot) Marisa’s favorite place to be is exploring the moun- tain. When she's not there, you'll find her bike riding, listening to Barbra Streisand and other good ynusicians, or doing whatever needs doing. 110 CHARLES DEL BENE — There are two paths in life you can go by, but there's still time to change the path you're on. (Led Zeppelin) Charlie is an outdoorsman who enjoys hunting and fishing. An all-around athlete, he played JV and Varsity Football, Baseball and Basketball. He was also in the National Honor Society. Charlie’s plans for the future include attending college to pursue a career in engineering. TINA DEL BENE — Please be gentle; show me you care. Because who I am is all I have to share! Tee likes to spend her free time cruising with Margaret, boogieing on the dance floor, playing and watching sports and just having a good time. Tina was an IBM Co-op member as well as a mem- ber of the National Honor Society and the National Business Honor Society. Her goal in life is to succeed in the business world. GEORGE DELAHA Y — And remember, people are phony. Dely's hobbies are playing pool, street hockey and hunting. He is a member of the Slater Chemical Fire Co. After graduation George plans on being a truck driver. DREW DICASTRO — Take advantage of the wonderful things life offers you while you're still available and while you're still able to. Drew likes reading, driving and listening to music. He's been a member of the National Honor Society, National Junior Honor Society, and the National Business Honor Society. He is going to continue working and possibly go to college. ROBERT DUNDERDALE - Let the good times roll (The Cars) Robert likes going to concerts, par- tying, customizing and riding his motorcycle. After school he will pursue his interest in custom auto painting as a career and we are sure he'll make all the money (another interest) needed to keep enjoy- ing his hobbies. Ill DAVID DUPREY — Dizzy, a member of the Varsity Football Team, always leaves his opponents spinning. David is interested in a career in electronics and attended a course in this at BOCES. His plans include attending Technical College. JOHN FLANAGAN — We've been hidin' from somethin' that should have never gone this far. But after all it's what we've done that makes us what we are. Bojangles likes auto mechancis, driving his car, weightlifting, and talk- ing on the CB radio. John is also an active member of the Beacon Volunteer Ambulance Corps. His goal for the future is to find a good paying job. DONNA ESPOSITO - To be Yourself. Sun- flower is an Attendance Office Aide who likes photography and dancing. Wedding bells may be heard in her future because she plans marrying Mark sometime after graduation. JOSEPH FEKETE — Slim is an active guy who likes hunting, fishing and bowling. Joe was a member of the Varsity Football Team, notorious for his meanness. His plans for the future include going to a trade school and opening a shop. ROY ERACA — How’d I do?” Squenchy likes ski ing, hunting, tennis and camping. Roy played J Football and Varsity Wrestling. He plans on goin to Dutchess to pursue a career in Criminal Justid 112 CARMEN FONTANEZ — Do what you like to do and not what other peo- ple like you to do. Gata's hobbies include sewing, singing, playing softball and volleyball, writing poems and drawing. She was a member of the Spanish Club and worked at South Avenue School. Carmen plans to attend college for fashion designing. SANDS FROST — If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me?' (Lynyrd Skynyrd) Sands is a friendly guy who enjoys sports. He has been on Cross Country and Varsity Track, as well as CYO Basketball. Sands, who was a member of the Varsity and Key Clubs, also likes backpacking, running, horseback riding, camping and hiking. He is not sure of his plans after graduation. JACLYN FORZANO — Only the good die young. Jackie loves music, skiing, and softball. One of her hobbies is being a vocalist in a rock band. Jaclyn's future plans include traveling, then furthering her education in aviation. ANGELA FORMICHELLE - Winged time glides on insensibly and deceives us; and there is nothing more fleeting than years. Angie likes partying with friends, swimming, and basketball. She has also been an Attendance Office Aide. After gradua- tion, Angela plans to work fulltime but keep party- ing. PATTY GALLAGHER — Never give up. Patty is an athletic girl who likes baseball, soccer, volleyball, tennis, horseback riding, singing, dancing and par- tying. After high school she plans on going to Dutchess. 113 LORI GIBBS — What sweetness is left in life if you take away friendship? It's like robbing the world of sun. (Cicero) Gibbles likes drawing, listening to music, playing softball and being with her friends. Her plans after graduation include working fulltime and living life as it comes. WILLIAM GESVANTNER - I’m woven in a fan- tasy, I can't believe the things I see, the path that I have chosen now has led me to a wall. Newburgh likes collecting full Heineken bottles, and trying to beat Eric in the 400. He's been on JV and Varsity Football and Track. He plans on owning a great deal of real estate in Columbia. ADAM GONZALEZ — Do what you have to do, do it right and do it fast. Always be yourself and take life as it comes - it’s a gamble. Adam likes to party and have a good time and rap with women After graduation he plans to go to college and become active in business. His dream is to become a politician someday. LYNDA GRELLA — Happiness is found along the way — not at the end of the road. During her free time, Lynda Bean or the Big G , as she is fondly called, enjoys being with her close friends, talking on the phone , etc., etc., She has been active in the Chess Club, Key Club, National Honor Society, Yearbook and Track. She was included in Who's Who and the Society of Distinguished American High School Students. She was also a probationary member of the National Business Honor Society. Lynda's plans after graduation include attending college for computer operations. 114 SHERYL GENCO — The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. Sheryl was a member of the Varsity Basketball, Volleyball and Softball Teams and President of the Varsity Club. Sha-lee was a member of the Honor Society and Who's Who. She was also Vice-President of the Key Club and President of the Senior Class. Her plans after graduation include attending college. CHRISTINE HAAS — Empty seats and vacant places soon will be filled with different faces, the new have come. The old have gone. Eternal change goes on. Christine likes roller skating, bowling, and going out with Tommy. She wants to be a radiologist. CHRISTOPHER HALEY - Experience is the best teacher. Crick likes boxing, roller skating and girl watching. After graduation, he wants to move to California. DENISE GRISMER — But one who looks intently at the perfect law, the law of liberty, and abides by it, not having become a forgetful listener but an ef- fectual doer, this man shall be blessed in what he does. (James 1:25). De likes swimming, C.A.S. and doing what God wants her to do. Denise plans to at- tend Bible College for one year. ROBERT HAIGHT — Success is nothing without someone you love to share it with. Chipster played Varsity Chess and JV and Varsity Baseball. He likes being with Tam, drawing and stamp collecting. Chip swept his way into the hearts of many with his job as a Jr. Custodian. He is thinking about attending college. MY SI A HAIGHT — There in the sunshine are my highest aspirations . . . I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. (Alcott) Misha Mouse likes to play piano, listen to Barry, and collect mice. She was in the Honor Society, Latin and Key Clubs, and Newspaper and Yearbook Staffs. She was in Who's Who and the Society of Distinguished American High School Students. She plans to study English. WILLIAM HAMMOND - What’s Hattenen? Billy likes to spend his spare time fishing, hunting, and, of course, partying. He attended BOCES for air conditioning and refrigeration and is a member of the Chelsea Fire Company. After graduation, he plans to enter the U.S. Air Force. ANGELA HAYDEN — The desire of my heart ever urges me on to fare forth in my venture far hence. (The Seafarer) Angie likes horseback riding and starting trouble in the cafeteria. She's been in the Honor Society, Jr. Classical League and Botany Club. She plans to attend college and eventually become a pediatrician. ISAAC HENDERSON — I feel as long as I am sin- cere, my pride and determination will bring me success. Jim likes basketball, soccer, music, women and creative writing. He wants to go into the Air Force and pursue a career in youth counsel- ing. MERLE HERNDON — Learn from yesterday, live for today, and hope for tomorrow. Merle likes arts and crafts, drawing, dancing, roller skating, boatriding, and tennis. After graduation she plans on moving to South Carolina and continuing her education in the field of cosmetology. ANGELA HEMINGWAY — Angela likes singing, dancing, modeling, traveling and playing soccer, softball and football. She wants to go to college at FIT for fashion designing. 116 LISA HETLING - Today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Lisa likes playing the piano, swimming and traveling. She was a Varsity Cheer- leader. After graduation she is going to college. TERR Y HOCKLER — The real in us is silent; the acquirer is talkative. (Kahlil Gibran) Terry is a sports lover; she enjoys volleyball, softbll, tennis and horsebackriding. She likes traveling and going away on vacation, especially to exotic places. After graduation, Terry is looking forward to entering the business world. NICK HOCKLER — Rocky Raccoon likes to hunt, fish, and participate in other outdoor activities. He plans on going to sleep for a year after graduation. TANYA HORTON — Tiny, as her friends call her, didn't tell us too much about herself. She was a member of the IBM Co-op and this practical experi- ence should enable her to enter the business world, if she so desires. KAREN HOFFMAN — Friendship is the only thing in the world concern- ing the usefulness of which all mankind are agreed. Ren likes raising hell with Cappy, Mitch and T, partying, roller and ice skating, playing tennis and pigging out. After graduation Karen plans to take some time off for traveling or go to college for cosmetology. JAMES KIRZONICIC — What you can't do now, don't worry! You'll do them eventually. Jimmy likes weightlifting, girls and partying, in addition to playing baseball and football. He plans to go into the Air Force next year. LEE ANN JOHNSON — You don't have to know where you are going as long as you're on your way. Lee likes swimming, playing piano and tennis and hiking. Lee was a Library aide and a member of both the Botany Club and Chorus. Her goal is to become a nurse. JAMES JOHNSON — I think continually of those who were truly great. For someday the opportunity may be at my gate. Jim likes hunting, skiing, and listening to good music. He has been on Varsity Wrestling and is a member of Slater Chemical Fire Co. James plans to attend college, but is undecided as to what field he wants to pursue. CHERYL HUMESTON — I like the lonely and the empty 'cause I am too familiar with the crowded. Short Stuff spends her spare time partying with friends, horseback riding, ice skating and dancing. She has been active in the Future Secretaries of America and the BVAC. After graduation, Cheryl plans to travel to California to fulfill her dreams. 118 WANDA JOHNSON — Being yourself and pleasing you first is the best thing to be. To love is to like, to love but not like is a sad position. Mouse enjoys roller and ice skating, singing, bowling, being helpful and having fun. She is the Queen of Messiah Baptist Church in Westchester County, and won a $1,000 scholarship. After graduation she plans to go to college and then go into the Air Force for computer operator. STEVEN JOLLY — As I walk the road of life, among the strong, among the weak, I ask them the shortcut to the answers I seek. (Kansas) Jols likes playing football, baseball and cruising in his abominable convertible. The view of Steven after college or working at the shop is sure to be a good vision. TOM KEENAN — Tom, a real outdoorsman, likes riding dirt-bikes, hunting, fishing, camping, and, of course, partying. He also has participated in hockey. His plans after graduation include either becoming an auto mechanic or opening his own welding business or possible both. ALETHA JONES — Don't give up on yourself. Dai Dina Earth enjoys softball, basketball, working with children and having fun with associates. She plans on attending college for two years to study child care. JESSICA A. JERZAK — It's a dreamer who dreams the dream and is will- ing to pay the price to make it all come true.” Jaybird has been on Volleyball, Basketball, Cross-country, Softball, Cheerleading and Track. She has been in the Honor Society, Business Honor Society, FSA, FHA, Who's Who Among American High School Students, IBM Co-op, Varsity and Key Clubs. Jay enjoys partying with Tisha and plans to go to college. DAVE KILLMER - Dave likes to spend his free time fishing, camping, playing sports and sleeping. He was a member of JV Football and Varsity Baseball. He also played both Varsity and CYO Basketball. One of his goals for the future is to make it into the Guiness Book of World Records for the longest time spent sleeping. 119 CECILIA LUCAS — “He who can not forgive others breaks the bridge over which he himself must pass. Each morning look back upon your work of yesterday and try to beat it. C.C. enjoys sewing, dancing, singing, rollerskating and party- ing. She plans on going to Penn State University for Mathematical Engineering. PAMELA KUSMAUL — Dream what you dare to dream. Be where you want to go. Be what you want to be, live. Pam likes skiing, swimming, and being with Frank. Pam has been in All-State Sectional Chorus, and All-State Regional Chorus. She plans to continue in the business field and then get married. JEANNE KNOX — You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you just might find; you get what you need. Weiner likes going down Main Street with her friends, partying, and visiting friends in the Bronx. Jeanne who belongs to National Honor Society, hopes to attend college. ROBIN LA GOY — Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He will make your paths straight. (Proverbs 3:5,6) Roz was a member of FSA, National Business Honor Society, Library Aide and IBM Co-op. Her hob- bies are ice skating, swimming, hiking and being with Mark. Robin plans on working as a secretary after graduation. 120 KATHLEEN LINDSAY — “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Kathy is an outgoing girl whose hobbies include rollerskating, backgammon, swimming and meeting new people. She was a member of Future Homemakers of America. Her plans for the future include attending college for journalism. HOLLY MAC DONALD — Kelly, you want to cut next period? Holly is an ambitious person who likes partying, cruising and hanging around at the Grand Union parking lot. She plans on working full time after graduation. STEPHEN MAC AVERY - Steve is one sportslover that can really get T ed off. That is, he loves golf! He was a member of Varsity Golf for three years and captain of the team in the 1980 season. He also played Babe Ruth Baseball. Stephen's plans for the future include attending college. VERONICA MANNING — The gentle seas taught me peace. The sun gave my spirit warmth. But love alone made me free. Ronnie likes riding around Main Street and partying with Dawn, Cheryl, Sue, and Cindy. She is also a member of the Beacon Volunteer Ambulance Corps. After gradua- tion, Ronnie plans on going to college. DEBORAH MALOUF — Hey, what's up? Debi has participated in JV Volleyball, Varsity Basketball and Softball. She was in the National Business Honor Society, Varsity Club, Secretary of Junior Class, IBM Co- op, and Homecoming Committee. Debi's hobbies are partying, riding around, and being with Ralph. After graduation Debi plans to work. SUZETTE LYNCH - Only he who attempts the absurd is capable of achieving the impossible. Suzette's hobbies include skiing, swimming, tennis and bike riding. She enjoys being part of the four and having a good time with her friends. Suzette has participated in the Honor Society, Year- book Staff and Student Council. Her goals in life are to become a lawyer and own a 914 Porsche. EDWARD MC ELDUFF - The damage is done. Mad Dog is mad about football and a madman on the field. He was a member of the Varsity team. Ed- die also likes to party. After graduation, his plans include attending college. « NEFTERSI MARTINEZ - You are Loved. Nancy is a busy girl who enjoys basketball, singing, and hanging around with a nice crowd. She was in the Spanish Club and her Church Youth Society. Nancy plans to continue to study business and im- prove secretarial skilb. Her goal is to be a success in the business world. KATHY MARIN ACCIO - Never lose the magic of quiet moments. Kat likes tennis, swimming, and writing letters to Wayne. Kathy belongs to the Var- sity Club and has been on Track. Kathy plans to get a good job, and just take each day as it comes. SUSAN MC NAMEE — Hold your goab high, so if you don’t quite make them you still have enough to get by. Sue enjoys hanging out, partying, and being with her friends. Susan belonged to the Future Secretaries of America, and Beacon Volunteer Ambulance Corps. Sue also likes swim- ming, roller skating, and hiking. After graduation, she plans to go to California and attend college to major in business. KATHLEEN MC CORMACK — The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shoreline of wonder. Kathy is the rare combination of a student who excels both in athletics and academics. She participated in Varsity Basketball and Intramural Softball as well as the National Honor Society, Mission Activity Council and Folk Choir. Her hobbies include hiking and reading. She plans to attend college. 122 SCOTT MC GREGOR — Carry on my wayward son, for there'll be peace when you are done. (Kan- sas) Scott has been on JV and Varsity Baseball. He enjoys sports and listening to music. He plans to at- tend college to major in business. JAMES MC KENNA — Money is rare, there's none to be found. So don't think I'm tight if I don't buy a round. (Kinks) Jim enjoys making money, collecting coins, camping and drinking and drink- ing. After graduation, Jim plans to attend college but is not sure what he wants to major in yet. RICHARD MEDLEY — Live every day to the fullest, for there may be no tomorrow. Smed has been on JV and Varsity Football. Louie's hobbies are basketball and weightlifting. After graduation Richard plans to study engineering. DIANA MC KENZIE — To be cool and dig all jive, that's the reason I stay alive. My motto as I live and learn is to love and be loved in return. Nikki, a former Varsity Cheerleader, enjoys spending time socializing, being in the park and just being herself. Her goal after graduation is to become a stewardess and fly high on the friendly skies. DAVID MC KENZIE — It's the cold crush. Greek, a sports lover, enjoys basketball, swimming, and tennis. Among his hobbies are playing backgam- mon and chess. He also enjoys women and parties. After graduation David plans on attending college. 123 EDMUND MENDOZA — I leave all my comedy methods to Bradely and Co. Special thanks to Zook for a pre-college goof course.” Eddie is an East Side Member who has participated in CYO and JV Basketball. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, sports and having a total” time. After graduation, Ed- die plans to go into the military service and or college. ELIZABETH MENGEL — ”Life is my college. May I graduate and earn some honors.” (Alcott) Liz enjoys spending money, playing tennis, being one of the four and cruisin' in Laurie’s bug. She was a member of the Honor Society, Key Club, Yearbook Staff and Track Team. After graduation, Liz plans to enter college and become an interior or fashion designer. STEPHEN MILKOVICH - Milk has participated in Varsity Baseball, High School Hockey and D.Y.H.O. He enjoys hunting, watching the Cana- dians and being at the Slater Chemical Fire House. After graduation Steve plans to attend a two year college for plumbing and heating. 124 LISA MILLER — ” AJhat lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us Lisa is an excellent dancer who does ballet and tap dancing in addition to bowling, acrobatics, jazz and piano. She has been a cheerleader, likes to play softball, and was Vice- Preisdent of the Junior Classical League. She is go- ing to college for 4 years to be an athletic trainer. ALFRED MILLER — You cannot teach a man anything. You can only help him discover it within himself. Fred was a member of the Varsity Club, and has been on JV and Varsity Football and Cap tain of Track. Fred's hobbies are weightlifting and jogging. AI plans to attend college. LEE ANN MITCHELL — I hope I don't fail. Lee's favorite hobbies are hanging around with Ren, Te, San, and Jeff, eating and partying. She is also a member of Chandler's Drum Bugle Corps. Lee plans to attend college for business, then get married. DAWN MONTEGARI — Always take the time to say what is in your heart. Dawn's favorite pastimes are listening to music, writing, and being with John. She also likes partying, and acting crazy with Ronnie, Cindy and Paula. Dawn belongs to the Beacon Volunteer Ambulance Corps and has been on the Yearbook Staff. After graduation, she plans to become a cosmetologist. SHERRI MOORE — Live life for yourself. You can't let others live it for you. Sherri enjoys sports, music and writing. She has participated in Cheerleading. Volleyball and Track. Sherri wants to go to a six year college and become an engineer. LINDA MORITZ - If you love something, set it free. If it doesn't come back, it was never yours. Linda has been in National Business Honor Society and Who's Who Among American High School Students. She likes to listen to music and party. Af- ter high school, she plans to attend either business school or college. PATRICIA MOSCATO - Two wads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less travelled by and that has made all the difference. (Robert Frost) Patty likes writing, reading and collecting poems. She also likes sports and observing people Patty plans to someday write a book and enter the field of educa- tion. 125 JAMES MOSEMAN — Life is a silly game where nobody wins.” (Thomas Fuller) Mose spends his free time hunting, fishing, trapping and playing sports. He participated in JV Wrestling and Varsity Cross-Country. He was also a member of the National Honor Society. After graduation, James plans to go to college for engineering. KELLY MURRAY — Holly, want to cut next period? Kelmur likes party- ing, hanging around the Grand Union parking lot and cruising. Her goal is to graduate and get the h--- out of BHS. BILLY NOVOTNY — Billy likes trap shooting, cruising in K-5 blazer, and having fun. His athletic activities include baseball, golf, soccer, basketball, and girls(J). After graduation, Billy would like to become a doctor or be independently wealthy. SHEILA MURRAY — 1 may not be perfect, but parts of me are excellent.” Sheila likes partying, hiking, jogging, being with Kenny, and just enjoy- ing life. She plans to attend a business school, and make lots of money someday. JAMES NEWPORT — Mike, as his friends call him, is a relative newcomer to BHS. He enjoys math and science. After graduation, he plans to make a career for himself in the National Guard. 126 TRACY O'LEARY — My loneliness lives next door to my dreams. (Flavia) Tracy was Vice-President of her freshman and sophomore classes, and President of the F5A, 78-79. She also kept score for Varsity Baseball for three years. Tracy likes being with Tom, partying and enjoying life. She was in the National Business Honor Society and IBM Co-ops. After graduation, she plans to start on a business career then go into law. THOMAS O'LEARY — Love is like Oxygen . . . You get too much you get too high . . . Not enough and you're gonna die. (Sweet) Timo was in Var- sity Football, Track, Hockey and CYO Basketball. He was a member of the Varsity Club, DYHA and President of the Junior Classical League. He en- joys street hockey, fishing and reading Shakespeare. He holds the record for 110 highs in Track. After graduation, Tom plans to further his education. BRENDA ORTQUIST — We can make the plans for our future but the final outcome is in God's hands. Brenda has been a member of Future Homemakers of America and was Vice-President bst year. Brenda's hobbies include sewing, writing, singing, riding horses, and praising the Lord!!! Af- ter graduation Brenda plans to work and attend ]r. college for home economics, and childcare and development. EVAN ORTQUIST - Don't cheat on your body! Rev. is a real sports lover. He participated in Varsity Football, Basketball, and Track. Evan doesn't have any definite plans after graduation. BENNY OCHART — Junior likes playing basket- ball, volleyball and swimming. Among his hobbies are flying a plane, and motorcycle riding. Benny became bilingual by attending school in Puerto Rico and Beacon. After graduation, he would like to at- tend Air Force College. 127 DONALD PAVELOCK — Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Pollack was in the Varsity Club, JVand Varsity Baseball and Foot- ball and coached CYO Basketball. He was in Who's Who Among American High School Students and wants to be a gym teacher. DANA PAVELOCK — We ought neither fasten our ship to one small anchor nor our life to a single hope. Dana enjoys partying with his friends, lifting weights and buying and selling cars. Among his athletic activities are bowling, paddleball, and swimming. Dana plans to attend Morrisville College to study auto mechanics. He also attended a college course for com- puter technology and plans to further that study. DIANE PALAMATIER — There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. (Jim Croce) Dee's favorite hobby is dancing the weekend away at the club. She also likes jogging, swimming, volleyball, tennis, and be- ing one of the Beacon Broads. Diane's future plans include traveling a little, working a little, and even- tually starting a family. 128 LAURIE PAVLOVIC — Life is only what you and I make of it. Laurie has participated in Yearbook, Key Club, Honor Society and Varsity Club. She en- joys sports, especially softball, skiing and tennis, and was on JV Volleyball. Laurie also enjoys being part of the four. After graduation, she plans to at- tend college and eventually have a career in medicine. NOEL PINEIRO — A man's touchstone i: challenge. For no matter what goal a man strives tc achieve, he must measure himself against tht world. Noel is an easygoing guy, always smiling o: cracking jokes. His hobbies include communing with nature by hiking or camping out. Aftei graduation, Noel plans to join the U.5. Mariru Corps. TRACEY POMARICO — Where do I go from here? Tell me, where do 1 go from here? You said you'd take me through the years, so where do I go from here? (Manilow) Tracey likes partying, writing, dancing, and being crazy, (car 32). Tracey was on the Yearbook Staff and was Treasurer of her Junior and Senior class. Her plans for the future are to see the world and learn to teach mentally retarded children. TRACEY PENZETTA — I do my thing, and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I, and if by chance we find each other it's beautiful. Tracey likes skiing, horseback riding, and sailing with David. She has attended BOCES for cosmetology, and plans to go to a 2- year college or continue in the hair dressing business. KIM PLANT — If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me, for I must be traveling on now, cause there’s too many places I’ve got to see. (Lynrnd Skynrnd) Utters likes hanging out on Main Street, being with her friends, partying and meeting new people. Kim was on the Yearbook Staff and took care of the business end of it. Kim plans to go to college to major in theater arts. SHARON PLIMLEY — There are some quiet peo- ple who are more interesting than the best talkers. Sharon likes to spend her free time riding around, playing frisbee and partying. In her senior year, she participated in the IBM Co-op's awareness program. Sharon's main ambition is to fly high in the sky; that is, she plans to attend school to become an airline stewardess. LAURA PHILLIPS — Love is a feeling you have to express. Lori enjoys dancing, reading and meeting new people. She also likes bike-riding, baseball, and basketball. Laura, who is an IBM Co-op, plans to go to college after graduation. 129 BRAD POWELL — Success is not a destination, but a journey. Brad's hobbies include building and launching model rockets, biking, hiking and weightlifting. Brad's been in Who’s Who Among American High School Students and is going on to college to study Aerospace, Science and Engineering. WAYNE POWELL — Dube likes backgammon, partying, and swimming. Wayne played on the JV Basketball Team during his sophomore year. After graduation, he plans on going to college in Manhattan to study business management. WESLEY POWELL — Be yourself and your act will never die. Among Tee’s hobbies are drawing, roller skating, bowling and partying. While he is bicycling or jogging, he often enjoys admiring nature. He has also been a member of JV and Var- sity Football. After graduation Tee plans to go to college to be an audio engineer. 130 JOHN PUCHER — Freedom is not the right to do what we want, but the power to do what we ought. Pucher is a sportsminded guy who enjoys cross- country skiing, swimming, hiking and ice skating. He is an active member of his church youth group. After graduation, John plans to work towards his goal of becoming a minister. KELLEY QUICK - I may be able to speak tht languages of men and even angels, but if I have no love, my speech is no more than a noisy gong or i clanging bell. Frenchie likes stamp collecting music, reading, cooking and swimming. She was c Varsity Cheerleader and in MDA, French Club ant the All State Chorus and Sectionals. Her goal is tc be in the U.S. Army Military Police Airborne. JOSEPH RICOTTILLl — A good man takes more than his share of the blame and less than his share of the credit.” Joe was on JVand Varsity Foot- ball, Wrestling and Track, and Vice-President of the Varsity Club and Senior Class. He was an All-County Football player, All-League Wrestler and a member of the school record in the 440 relay. Joe plans to study physical education and coaching. GAIL ROMANELLI — ”Keep beautiful the time at hand, the memories will be grand.” Gail Ann is a friendly girl whose hobbies include playing the piano, writing ,alumni , Buffy, arts and crafts, and trying to play volleyball. She was active in Student Government, Secretary of the Junior Classical League, a member of Varsity Cheerleading and still found time to be the editor of our Yearbook! Gail's goals after graduation include pursu- ing a nursing career in pediatrics. MARILYN QUINTANA — ”A real love is like the depths of the ocean and the knowledge of the un- iverse, in our belief it will never end. ” Marilyn has been in the Spanish Club, FSA, and an IBM Co-op. She has also been in the National Honor Society and National Business Honor Society. She enjoys going shopping, spending money and dancing. Af- ter graduation, Marilyn plans to succeed in the business world. STEVEN ROBILLARD - ”1 live my life like there is no tomorrow.” A real sports lover, Bones played both JV and Varsity Football and Baseball and was a member of the Varsity Club. His hobbies include swimming and skiing. Steve is considering at- tending college after graduation. BERGET REINOEHL — When the world gives you lemons, make lemonade.” Bergie has par- ticipated in the Red Cross, Pep Club, Drama Club, Glee Club and Yearbook Staff '80. She has the most fun going to parties and on trips to Connecticut. Her plans after graduation include attending college. 131 WILLIAM SALVAS — “The most I can do for my friend is simply be his friendBilly is a real sports lover who likes to hunt, fish and sail. He has participated in JV Baseball, Varsity Track and the Varsity Club. Billy has also been active in the Junior Classical League and the IBM Explorer Post. After graduation he plans to attend college to pursue a technical career. GAIL SCHETTINO — “He that would live in peace and at ease, must not speak all he hears nor judge all he sees. (B. Franklin) Ernie Jr. likes to spend her free time roller skating, dancing, shopping, drawing, partying and talk- ing on the phone. She was in charge of publicity for the Business Honor Society in her senior year, and was a member of the Key Club and the Year- book Staff for 3 years. KATHY SCHNETZLER - Live life to the fullest and remember when the goin' gets tough, the tough get goinKit-Kat likes to play baseball, soccer and basketball. Her other hobbies are painting, drawing, hiking, water skiing, roller skating and partying. After graduating, Kathy plans to become a secretary and will eventually marry. 132 JOHN RUTIGLIANO — Life is living and the path of life is destiny. J.R. enjoys skiing, fishing, playing guitar, and photography. After graduation John would like to make lots of money. EFIGENIA RIVERA — Never try to be someond else, always be yourselfEfi enjoys playing handball and being with her friends. She has been in the Spanish Club and her church's youth group Efi plans on continuing her business education tc become a legal secretary. ELLEN SYLVESTER — One friend in a lifetime is much; two are many; three are hardly possible. Ellen likes partying, having a good time, and hanging out. She was Secretary of the Student Council and the Key Club in her junior year. Ellen is not sure of her plans after graduation. ANTHONY STEFFANCI — Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy? Caught in a landslide, no escape from reality. (Queen) Ant Man has par- ticipated in JV and Varsity Football. He's an East Side Member and belongs to the Honor Society and Varsity Club. His achievements include being an All-County Football player. He enjoys weightlifting and being with friends. After graduation he plans to attend college. MICHAEL SYLVESTER - How the helllll are you? Mike belongs to the Varsity Club, and has been on Varsity Baseball, and Football. In his spare time he enjoys drawing. After graduation Mike wants to attend college and then become rich, fast! CLENN TABONE — Let’s go for a ride. Boner's hobbies include partying, girls and cars. He enjoys acting and was a member of the Dramatics Council. His plans after graduation include working for awhile and then attending college. REUBEN SIMMONS - Be careful, if not good. Yogi's athletic ability has earned him membership in the Varsity Club. A member of both Varsity Football and Baseball, he has earned a reputation for being mean. Reuben plans to attend college. 133 LINDA THEISS — They can change their minds but they can't change me.” Linda enjoys playing volleyball and swimming in addition to laughing a lot, going to concerts and being with David. After graduation, Linda may go to college for 2 years and perhaps get married. JOHN THOM — The body is a paradise, so if treated like one, everyone will praise it.” John has participated in JV and Varsity Football. He is an East Side member who enjoys fishing, weightlifting and staying in shape. John hopes to attend college and travel. PATRICK THOM AN- That sounds good.” Ger- onimo likes building models and riding his 10- speed. He is a runner who is going to enter the Army. MICHAEL TAYLOR — Success is a journey, not a destination. ” Mike en- joys reading, drawing and photography. He’s also a member of Who's Who Among American High School Students, Yearbook Staff, and Band. Mike's future plans include going into the Marine Corps. MICHELE TAYLOR — Silence is golden, because within it lies my mystery. Shell likes partying, all kinds of music and taking Pokey out everywhere she can Michele belonged to the National Honor Society, National Business Honor Society and was an IBM Co-op. After graduation she will probably work. . 134 STEPHANIE THOMPSON - To achieve all that is possible, we must attempt the impossible; to be as much as we can be, we must dream of being more. Steph's favorite hobbies are listening to good music and enjoying Scooter. She also likes to play basket- ball. Her goals after graduation include pursuing a career in communication. JUDY TOMLINS - 'Coke' adds life. Judy likes bowling, swimming, riding around and being with Chuck. Judy is not sure of her plans after gradua- tion, but she wants to get out of Beacon. ANITA THOMPSON - Oh my Cod, I'm through with that. Don't tell anybody that. Nita- Bug is an active girl who likes cheerleading, gym- nastics, sewing, basketball and walking around Beacon with Dawn and Donna. She is going into the Air Force. BARBARA TRAMEL — Never put off 'til tomorrow what you can do to- day. Peggy is a gymnast who likes music. She is in the All-State Chorus for girls and is going to college for music and business. DOREEN VACIRCA — It's better to burn out than to fade away my, my, hey, hey. (Neil Young) Doreen enjoys playing sports — especially volleyball, softball, bowling, biking and frisbee. She likes to spend her spare time riding around and just have fun. Doreen was a member of the FSA and plans to pursue a career in business. She is considering attending college to become a court stenographer. 135 MILAGROS VALENTIN - Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. Heb. 11:1. Millie has played softball, J.V. Soccer and has been in the Spanish Club, Latin Club, Honor Society, Who's Who Among American High School Students and Yearbook. Af- ter graduation, Millie wants to become a doctor. DIANE VANDERWATER — Happiness -is hav- ing something to do, someone to love, and something to hope for. Di has a lot of hobbies: reading, and being with her friends. She's a Latin Club member and a Library Aide. Diane plans to become a nurse. PRISCILLA VEREEN — Little-bitf' is a cheerleader who likes dancing, drawing, acting and partying. Silla plans to make a career for herself in the Air Force after graduation. BYRON VAN BLACK — Byron is a sensitive person who enjoys listening to music, composing songs on his guitar, photography, sailing and spending time with Gina. He has been a member of the National Honor Society, Year- book Staff and Junior Classical League Treasurer. His goals include at- tending college. JOHN VALLO — Iceball Theory: In ten thousant years the earth is going to become a giant iceball, so if I make a mistake today in ten thousand years who is going to care? John enjoys playing softball and volleyball, but his real love is soccer. He was on the BHS Soccer Team in his senior year. After graduation, John plans to go to technical school and get a degree in engineering. 136 HAROLD WADE — Shock the House. Goochie really likes to party! During his days at BHS, he participated in Basketball and Track. His goal after graduation is to attend college. MARGARET VITANZA — Love in your heart wasn't put there to stay. Love isn't love till you give it away. Mag likes cruising down Main with Tina and having a good time with her friends. She plans on getting a good job and making money after she graduates. JOSEPH VELILLA — Are you carzy? Greeneyes is an athlete who enjoys playing baseball, basket- ball, hockey, and soccer. He was a member of the Spanish Club and plans on frying to join a professional baseball team or the Marines. ZENAIDA VELAZQUEZ — Be yourself — never change for any one special person. Panita enjoys playing baseball, handball, singing and reading. She was a member of the National Honor Society, National Business Honor Society, and Spanish Club. She also worked as a tutor for elementary school children. Zenaida plans to go into the army, but her goal is to eventually become a lawyer. ERIC WATSON - The first step towards success is to become interested in it.” Easy Eric is an active guy who likes basketball, jogging and weightlifting. He also likes goofing out and listening to soft music. He is go- ing out of state to college to become a CPA. 137 PHIL YANARELLA — I told you once you son of a !? I'm the best there's ever been. (Charlie Daniels Band) Goon has been on Varsity Track and Basketball. He likes watching Mash and The Odd Couple, drinking beer and sleeping. After high school Phil plans on working or going to college. CHERRIE WILLIAMSON - What’s Hap- pening! Frances is a creative person whose hobbies include sewing, cooking and working in arts and crafts. She also enjoys playing basketball and baseball. She plans on attending college after graduation, but is undecided about what career she will pursue. CHRIS WOLFE — Wolfie is an active guy who likes hunting, fishing, and skiing. He’s been on JV ana Varsity Wrestling for 3 years. After high school he plans on either college or work. BARBARA WOOD — There are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there's still time to change the road you're on.” (Led Zeppelin) Barbara spends her free time listening to music and partying. She has been a member of the National Business Honor Society and IBM Co-op program. Her goals include becoming a success in the secretarial field and leaving Beacon. JOHN WRAY — Spiffy likes going to private parties, getting into trouble and counting the days. He’s been on Varsity Wrestling, and is a member of Chandler's Drum and Bugle Corps. He plans on entering the Air Force and surviving in the cruel world. 138 ERIC YOUNG — Eric is a fun-loving guy who spends his spare time watching girls. He is un- decided on what career he intends to pursue after graduation. However, he is considering going into law enforcement or something in the field of radio and T.V. KAREN ZEYAK — ”Only the good die young.” (Billy Joel) Karen enjoys tennis and swimming. Her other hobbies are latch hook and having a great time. Karen plans to go to college. RICHARD YEAPLE — Nobody ever drowned in sweat.” Hacy loves the outdoors and the moun- tains. When he's not working at his own painting business, he enjoys hunting, fishing and trapping. Richard is a dedicated bodybuilder and likes box- ing. After graduation, he plans to join the Marines. THOSE WHO FAILED TO SHOW GEORGE CURRY ERIC KITZWEGER JOHN FRENCH GORDON MALOUF CHRIS GARO GARY MANERI STEVE GROMKOWSKl MARK MORGESE ED POSA TAMMY O'HARA BRYAN HOCKLER MAUREEN O'CONNER 139 BEST ROLLERSKATERS Karen Hoffman Cordon Malouf FIRST TO MARRY Kathy Lindsay, Jose Bayon BIGGEST EATER Liz Meingle, Tom O'Leary MOST LIKELY TO SPEAK OUT Merle Herndon Raymond Chaisson PLAY BOY Michael Sylvester WIERDEST LAUGH Angela Amoroso Eddie McElduff PLAYGIRL Ellen Sylvester LONGEST NAILS Gail Schettino, James Newport MOST PROMISING ARTIST Elaine Bailer Michael Taylor RAZOR HAPPY Kelley Quick, Roy Eraca BEST DRESSED Marilyn Quintana, Alfred Miller MOST TRYS TO GET A RAP Ramon Casiano Aletha Jones MOST LIKELY NOT TO GRADUATE Holly MacDonald David Simmons TINIEST Tanya Horton CLASS TWINS Diane and David McKenzie BIGGEST BABY Angela Hayden MOST FAMOUS ON BATHROOM WALLS Angela Hemingway Wayne Powell MOST ACTION AT WINDOWSILLS Suzanne Coone Nicky Brunetti LIFE OF THE PARTY Laurie Pavlovic LEAST LIKELY TO MAKE TROUBLE Bridget Davis Harold Wade MOST OUT OF THIS WORLD Angela Formicelli Robert Dunderdale CLASS TALLEST Tina Delbene, Eric Young MOST OFTEN WITH CHEESE Wanda Johnson PRETTIEST Sharon Plimley TIGHTEST SWEATER Chris Haas WORST DRIVER Lisa Hetling, Gregg Barber CLASS SWEETEST Robin Lagoy, John Pucher MOST INVISIBLE Diane Palmatier Bryan Hockler MOST FRECKLES Patty Moscato Steve Macavery BEST LIBRARY AIDE Jane Crotty COOLEST DUDES Sherri Moore Anthony Steffanci BEST ACTOR Leon Cochrane MOST ATTRACTED TO TIGHT SWEATERS Tom Keenan MOST POPULAR Sheryl Genco, Charlie Delbene BEST RAT TRAINER Suzette Lynch THINNEST HAIR Jeanne Knox MOST LIKELY TO BE CALLED JAY Jessica Jerzak Isaac Henderson BEST ACTRESS CLASS SHORTEST BEST PERSONALITY Sandee Dexter Nancy Martinez Richard Medley Gail Romanelli David Kilmer NICEST EYES Lynda Grella, Joseph Velilla MOST OFTEN AT A ROCK CONCERT Jackie Conine Chris Garo Scott McGregor Jim McKenna MOST AGGRESSIVE Celeste Atkins, Darren Atkins JOCK-LIKE David Duprey MOST LIKELY TO BE SEEN AROUND TOM Tracy O'Leary MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kathy McCormik Peter Baumgartner MOST VISITS TO JACK IN THE BOX Joe Fekete MOST ACCIDENT PRONE Patty Gallagher Nicky Hockler BLONDEST HAIR Linda Theiss, Steve Garrison BEST LOOKING Sharon Plimley, Joseph Ricotilli SHINIEST SHOES Adam Gonzalez FIRST TO FALL ASLEEP IN CLASS Sheila Murray Eric Kitzweger SWEETEST Robin Lagoy, John Pucher BEST WITH CHILDREN Michele Taylor Cecilia Lucas MOST OFTEN IN DETENTION Deborah Banks Ed Mendoza MOST LIKELY TO CHANGE CURLS Susan Callaway MOST LIKELY TO MARRY JEFF Lee Ann Mitchell QUIETEST Barbara Tramel, Mark Modesto 140 BEST MUSICIANS Pam Kusmaul, Byron VanVlack CLASS SCHEMERS Tammy O'Hara, John Thom LONGEST HAIR Milagros Valentin SMILES MOST OFTEN Carmen Fontenez Laura Phillips Zenaida Valazquez NICEST LEGS Diane Vanderwater Glenn Tabone JOLLIEST Dawna Bowles, Steve Jolly MOST CREATIVE Marisa DeDominicus REDDEST HAIR Renee Gorley, John Cahill MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Sands Frost DARKEST GLASSES James Best MOST ATHLETIC Debi Malouf, Reuben Simmons BEST TRUCK DRIVER Drew Dicastro NUMERO UNO Tracey Pomarico Terence Barry BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Ann Dixon, Chris Wolfe BEST TICKET COLLECTOR . Berget Remoehl Dana Pavelock SKINNIEST Lisa Chiappardi, Priscilla Vereen, Pat Blanchfield, John Rutigliano BEST SOCCER PLAYER John Vallo, Milagros Valentin THICKEST GLASSES Brenda Ortquist Tony Banick LOUDEST Cathy Branning, Donny Pavelock MOST HOSPITABLE Theresa Cring Billy Salvas BEST DANCER Lisa Miller, Evan Ortquist ALWAYS IN A HUFF FOR A PUFF Ann Brown Billy Hammond NO SENSE OF HUMOR Kathy Schnetzler John Wray MOST OFTEN AT FIRES NICEST MOST POETIC Dawn Mon tegari, Steve Milkovich James Johnson Susan McNamee Bernice Anderson MOST LIKELY MOST OFTEN TO GET HIT BY A CAR Mysia Haight IN UNIVERSAL Terry Hockler Richard Yeaple FRIENDLIEST WITH A GUN Bill Novotony CLASS WILDEST Kelly Murray, George Delahay MOST POETIC NAME Gary Maneri MOST UNUSUAL HAIR STYLE Karen Zeyak Noel Pineiro CLASS CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK Robert Haight MOST SEEN WALKING Kim Plant BEST OF A P Tracy Eraca, Pete Gromkowski LONGEST NAILS Gail Schettino, James Newport MOST SEEN AT SLATER CHEMICAL MOST CONCEITED MOST SEEN DRIVING CLASS OBNOXIOUS BIGGEST DRINKER Mark Morgese James Moseman Margaret Vitanza John Flanagan Anita Thompson John French Tracey Penzetta Ed Posa BEST PASS FORGER Brad Powell SUPER SECRETARY Linda Moritz, Barbara Wood BONIEST Steven Robillard MOST OFTEN SEEN WITH A JUNIOR Kathy Marinaccio 141 IJeslerday 3 juniori Joday S Seniors Heaven Can Wait , as the title of the Junior Prom indicates, was heaven on earth. Held March 10, 1979 at the Knight's of Columbus Hall, the couples who attended were treated to a night full of dance and romance. Sheryl Cenco was crowned queen of the prom with Gail Romanelli and Sandee Dexter as her attendants. Carlos Alvarez Angela Amoroso Bernice Anderson Darren A kins Celeste Atkins Elaine Bailer Terrence Barry Robert Barclay Gregg Barber Tony Banick Peter Baumgartner Patrick Blanchfield Jose Bay on Dawna Bowles James Best Susan Callaway Ann Browne John Cahill Nicholas Brunetti Cathy Brannin Laura Castrignano Raymond Cnaisson Ramon Casiano Sandra Cappello John Campbell Jacqueline Conine Leon Cochrane Lisa Chiappardi Jane Crotty Theresa Cring Ann Dickson Sandra Dexter Bridget Davis Ernesto Dawkins Marisa DeDominicis Charles Del Bene Tina Del Bene George Delahay Drew Dicastro Robert Dunderdale David Duprey John Flanagan Donna Esposito Joseph Fekete Roy Eraca Carmen Fontanez Sands Frost Jackie Forzano Angela Formic belli Patty Gallagher Lori Gibbs William Gesvantner Adam Gonzalez Lynda Grella Sheryl Genco Christine Haas Denise Grismer Robert Haight Mysia Haight William Hammond Angela Hayden Isaac Henderson Merle Herndon Angela Hemingway Lisa Hetling Terry Hockler Nicholas Hockler Tanya Horton Karen Hoffman James Kirzoncic Lee Ann Johnson James Johnson Cheryl Humeston Wanda Johnson Steven Jolly Thomas Keenan Jessica Jerzak David Killmer Cecilia Lucas Pamela Kusmaul Jeanne Knox Robin La Coy Kathleen Lindsay Holly MacDonald Stephen Mac Avery Veronica Manning Debra Malouj Suzette Lynch Edward McElduff Neftersi Martinez Kathy Marinaccio Susan McNamee Kathleen McCormack Scott McGregor 110 East Main Street 7 Heaney Drive 3 Forrestal Height 4 Dutchess Terrace 4 Dutchess Terrace 10 Belvedere Road 22 Jefferson Avenue 32 Tompkins Terrace 15 High Street It Spruce Street 41 Knevels Avenue 18 Deerfield Place 45 Tompkins Terrace PO Box 363 11 Crescent Drive 101 Vine Street 15 Depuyster Avenue Red Schoolhouse Road 356 Verplanck 19 Birch Drive Caroline Drive West 45 Spy Hill 10 Dewindt Street 25 Hudson View Drive Old Castle Point Road 35 Old Town Road Route 9 111 North Road 4 Birch Drive 31 Sycamore Street 46 Vine Street 21 Verplanck Avenue 7 South Davies 52 South Davies 99 Prospect Street 472 Liberty Street 472 Liberty Street PO Box 377 21 Conklin Street 35 North Elm Street 36 Forrestal Heights PO Box 134 42 Judson Street RFD 1 Chelsea Road 579 Wolcott Avenue South Davies Terrace 125 Union Street 135 South Avenue 7o Phillips Street 39 Howland Avenue 2 Linden Drive 33 F Surry Lane 315 Main Street 27 Wilson Street 11 Franklin Avenue 1 Rockwell Place 19 Orchard Place 37 East Street 68 North Elm Street Spring Street 40 N. Cedar Street RD 1 North Road 20 Willow Street 26 Heaney Drive 21 Tilden Avenue 46 Judson Street 46 Judson Street 22 Forrestal Height 3 Sky Top Drive 319 Main Street 2 Siscar Place POBox 12 22 Coffey Avenue 30 Roundtree Court PO Box S-BGB Tr. Pk. 54 Forrestal Heights 2 Herbert Street 10 Green Street Cherrywood Drive 31 Greenwood Drive 15 Sycamore Drive 32 Barrett Place 21 Cliff Street Box 164 32 Verplanck Avenue 17 Miller Street 4 Howland Avenue 125 North Walnut 11 Oak Street 137 South Valley 14 Dogwood Lane 15 Dutchess Terrace Cherrywood Drive Sky Top Drive James McKenna Richard Medley Diana McKenzie David McKenzie Edmund Mendoza Elizabeth Mengel Stephen Milkovich Lisa Miller Alfred Miller Lee Ann Mitchell Dawn Montegari Sheri Moore Linda Moritz Patricia Moscato James Moseman Kelly Murray William Novotny Shelia Murray James Newport Tracey O'Leary Thomas O'Leary Brenda Ortquist Evan Ortquist Benjamin Ochant Donald Pavelock Dana Pavelock Diane Palmatier Laurie Pavlovic Noel Pineiro T racey Pomarico Tracey Penzetta Kim Plant Sharon Plimley Laura Phillips Brad Powell Wayne Powell Wesley Powell John Pucher Kelley Quick Joseph Ricottilli Gail Romanelli Marilyn Quintana Steven Robillard Berget Reinoehl William Sahas Gail Schettino Kathy Schnetzler John Rutigliano Efigina Rivera Ellen Sylvester Anthony Steffanci Michael Sylvester Glenn Tabone Reuben Simmons Linda Theiss John Thom Patrick Thoman Michael Taylor Michele Taylor Stephanie Thompson Judy Tomlins Anita Thompson Barbara Tramel Doreen Vacirca Milagros Valentine Diane Vanderwater Priscilla Vereen Byron VanVlack John Vallo Harold Wade Margaret Vitanza Joseph Velilla Zenaida Velazquez Phillip Yanarella Cheri Williamson Chris Wolfe Barbara Wood John Wray Eric Young Karen Zeyak Richard Yeaple George Curry John French Cris Caro Peter Gromkowski Edward Posa Bryan Hockler Eric Kitzweger Gordon Malouf Gary Maneri Mark Morgese Tammy O'Hara Maureen O'Conner 29 Rende Drive North Road Route 9D Route 9 North Road Route 9 North Road 531 Wolcott Avenue 32 Heaney Drive 11 Birch Drive 747 Wolcott Avenue 62 Colonial Road PO Box 254 23 East Street 31 Ackerman Street 50 Belvedere Road 28 Dutchess Terrace PO Box 482 PO Box 743 3 Miller Street 2 Crescent Drive 13 E Willow Street 69 Mountain Avenue 24 Falconer Street 50 Ferry Street 50 Ferry Street 182 Main St. Box 10 47 Tiorania Avenue 18 N. Cedar Street 62 Howland Avenue 7 Hillside Road 19 Fowler Street 88 Prospect Street 5 Poplar Road 19 Crescent Drive PO Box 17 20 Water Street 4 Dewindt Street 15 S. Davies Terrace 4 Dewindt Street RFD 1 Cherrywood Drive 95 Sterling Street 115 Verplank Avenue 116 Shirley Avenue PO Box 642 7 Poplar Road PO Box 304 583 Wolcott Avenue 134 N. Walnut Street 494 South Avenue 22 North Locketwood RD 1 North Road 19 N. Cedar Street 29 Russell Avenue 49 N. Chestnut Street RFD 1 Chelsea Hills 102 Beekman Street 16 Miller Street 23 Eliza Street 12 Alice Street 160 Verplanck Avenue 160 Verplanck Avenue 45 Cliff Street 52 Desoto Avenue 137Main Street 4 Forrestal Heights Paradise Heights 68 Fishkill Avenue PO Box 431 PO Box 410 Box 104 Broadway 126 Spring Valley 42 Forrestal Heights 32 South Brett 10 Herbert Street 167 Main Street 24 Vail Avenue 11 High Street 91 Depuyster Avenue 7 Haskin Place 51 Tioronda Avenue 156 Verplanck Avenue 12 Larch Street 73 Union Street 2 Mark Place 142 Mountain Avenue 15 Davis Street 64 Catherine Street Stonykill Road Bax ter town Road 100 Depuyster Avenue 11 Howland Avenue 58 Wesley Avenue 14 Sisear Place Violet Drive 352 Verplanck Avenue Each spirit has its unique haunt. Happy, noisy spirits haunt the lunchroom and the gym. Pensive spirits haunt the classrooms and the library. Spirits of different temperaments even haunt the windowsills, doorways and lockers. Occasionally, the spirits of boredom and discontent creep up, but they don't haunt anyplace for very long. Since students spend 90% of their school day sitting, it's a position they have to get used to. Students practice this posture when they study, listen, eat their lunches or, in some cases, sleep. However, it may be a good thing that students don't have to learn lying down. 147 BHS provides outlets for a diversity of interests. Students can experience rowdy togetherness by participating in a pep rally, or peaceful solitude by composing their own melodies in the music room. They can congregate in the library to study, or in the lounge to talk and relax. Whether you're in the mood for running, singing, reading, learning or just talking, BHS has a place for you. On Thursday, November 15, Beacon High School's chapter of the National Honor Society held its annual induction. A total of 72 members were inducted on either a permanent or probationary basis. The candlelight ceremony was conducted by Mrs. Helen Savoit, advisor; Leon Cochrane, president; Peter Baumgartner, vice-president; Angela Hayden, secretary and Raymond Chaisson, treasurer. Principal George Billups was also present to extend his congratulations to the inductees. Refreshments were served afterwards in the lounge. Almost every student at BHS has his or her own special hangout. Some students spend their free time in the library leafing through the sports section, while others go to the music room to sing to their hearts desire. Others find their nook in a favorite windowsill, or on the roof of their friend's car. A few even prefer to do all their hanging out in the classrooms. SR 154 Sharing JocjethemeSS Si Wore Sim Shan “JlpaAneii Knowing the things that make you happy, sad, excited or bored make other people feel the same way . . . We gather together in large groups to cheer on our teams and learn from our teachers .. . We gather together in small groups to laugh, talk, study and eat lunch , . . This Halloween BHS was invaded by monsters, tramps, clowns, dolls, babies, animals, soldiers, Mickey and Minnie Mouse and Snow White and the six dwarfs. These trick-or- treaters got into the spirit by participating in the school's first annual Halloween Costume Contest sponsored by the Student Council. Each participant was asked to donate a dollar to the Multiple Sclerosis Association. Everyone had fun and a worthy cause benefitted. The BHS lunchroom offers a large variety of delicacies for students to munch and crunch on,—fabulous french fries, heavenly hamburgers, buttery bagels, assorted sandwiches and crisp cookies and chips. Students who are able to overlook the long lines, noise, shortage of plates and sometimes soiled tables find they can spend a leisurely 45 minutes lunching with their friends. 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BOCCIA Expert Watch, Jewelry and Clock Repairing Isidore Stone Horoligist 349 Main Street Beacon, NY 12508 Tel. 831-2867 Attorney at Law Kincj J4onoreJ On January 15, 1980 Beaconites honored the memory of Dr, Martin Luther King in a celebration held at the Springfield Baptist Church. April 4 of this year commemorates the twelfth anniversary of the renowned civil rights leader's death. His many accomplishments and his ideology that all men should be treated equally keep him alive in the hearts of those all over the world, and especially of those in our community. 164 In December, the Club Espanol , sponsored a Christmas dinner. There was mucho food, games, dances and musica from different Spanish countries. Faculty members and estudiantes were getting down to the Latin beat. It was un gran exito! On January 11 and 12, the BHS Dramatics Council under the direction of John B. Laing presented the murder-mystery Laura, by Vera Caspary and George Skiar. The plot was full of intrigue and suspense. Characters who were thought to be dead came to life, those most suspected turned out to be 1,1! 'i9 innocent and the most true and faithful friends turned out to Ul hodunit. . be otherwise. The cast should be commended for their effort, dedication and superb acting. zccn.a by Vera Caspary George Skiar presented by BEACON HIGH SCHOOL DRAMATICS COUNCIL Designed Directed by JOHN B. LAING JANUARY 11, 12, 1980 - B.H.S. Theatre THE CAST (in order of appearance) ........................... GARTH MARK ......................... CHRIS VERDES] .......................... LEON COCHRANE ........................... STEVE SERINO ....................... ANNE WESTERHUIS ............................. KIM PLANT .......................... SANDRA DEXTER ......................... GLENN TABONE SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The action of the entire play takes place in the living room of Laura Hunt's apartment in New York City. ACT I An evening in August. ACT II The next morning. ACT III That night. Mark McPherson Danny Dorgan .. Waldo Lydecker Shelby Carpenter Bessie Clary ___ Mrs. Dorgan ... A Girl ........ Olsen ......... There will be a ten minute intermission following Acts I and n. 166 167 Men omecoming C ame Spirits soared November 5-9, Homecoming Week. The classes competed in decking the halls in an array of blue, gold, football players, cheerleaders and bulldogs. The juniors' decorations were judged to be the most spiritful by the Booster Club. The student body had fun dressing up for Dress-Up Day, Fifties Day, Mismatch and Hat Day, and Blue-and-Gold Day. The week came to an end with an enthusiastic pep rally Friday afternoon and a dance Saturday evening. 168 The Homecoming Game against John Jay, scheduled for Saturday, was washed up due to pouring rain and rescheduled for Monday. However, it was well worth the wait. A large crowd gathered to cheer the Bulldogs on to victory. During half-time the Beacon Band and Bullettes performed. The winner of the Homecoming Queen Contest, Sheryl Genco, was also announced. Gail Romanelli and Jackie Conine were named as attendants. And the Bulldogs slaughtered the Patriots. J ‘V f- ane in the (J3ach Windows are clearly made to look through. At least that's what most people think. From the way the students at BHS use windows however, you'd think they have eyes in the back of their heads! If you walk up and down the halls, you can see people with their backs to windows, bottoms to windows, hands and feet to windows — anything but their eyes. However, when you walk into a classroom, a strange transformation takes place. Suddenly, students can't seem to take their eyes off the windows. 170 Good Luck Marisa! WELCOME TO S STEAM And Congratulations To The Class Of ’80 172 SHIELDS BAKERY COFFEE SHOP MORTON CLEANERS INC. Operating As Peoples Laundry Congratulations to Linda Grella Congratulations from LANES JEWELERS INC. 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