Bellport High School - Log Yearbook (Bellport, NY)

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ass of '77 Takes 'lst The Finql n Saturday. October 23, 1976, Bellport High Schoo l its first Homecoming. Even t parade through the village of Belluort was rt hiv nf BY L'Aieu08's'B hl tio ion ltty Di k i Parade Excitement Soars By Debbie Capizzi Bellport's first homecoming turned out to be a great success. A ax..- ,a,...-.ia u...-....i. n..n..,..a tl1lLll,ll5k red float a winnerj ' RZ UCGLKLALMA. vux Lnisfsfxufuuxisu started the parade off with iring halftime on the football 2000 spectators, Senior Class es said, Ann Eliowitz. irieng Angela 3 Terwilliger, :ca Davide, Denise Furneaux: The bank, Rings, was very good, a variety of songs, The prepared by members class and coldcuts with ' Vignato, Freshmen -V Marie Bryang Patricia Kavanagh' C a Miller: Sheryl Rose and Tammi Schumcyer. Y BY Nfm y or the queen, all she could say was she was very happy to have . Thls 'ectedl - IHS 1 Interview ith a Queen . Buhl Sr. L. Aiello e of the major events of end was the c lecoming Queen. An eld and everyone rl from their ving girls 'sent their lfllell I Aicaux, Sonia tors -n Liz Chrien, Angela ella, Cindy Morabito, Betty :onzo and Joanne Teri zr. the following Seniors om have been chosen tg Lent the school as Bellport'S iomecoming Queen: Tins uoco, Lisa Curiale, Mary Zliowitz, Nancy Gallo and IEllen Kanuga. Prior to the ng, the Senior Court was ewed. The candidates asked thc following 2. Tina Buttafuoco, Nancy Mary Ellen Kanuga, and Ann Flliowitz, along with l members of the Senior AN D FA lng shaking pon-poms, enthusiastic cheers for our team, and lots of school spirit. They were followed by the bank whose rhythmic marches have been heard in ,.....,............-.---- Though we march to the drum- . . , . .,..t.-.t.-.....,.h NM. Interview from page ll would l' ike to see very happy think of me in such a Ann: I'm Vefy taking part in ming in such a I think it s a Mary Ellen: l feel and honored to have o OUESTION: WHAT TIVITIES HAVE YOU very parades for decades. When the floats were seen approaching, the crowd's response was over- IS el ke H ...nn l-vu-A Inv- ill, ad' ,er foi ' Q 'T ltr Zvi practiced so that straight lines are maintained and these grueling practices on the girls. One little detract from an cniritypd cheer. so I' painting, and would-be turned played the That takes a lot e pf piano like to talk and be WHAT ARE YOL Tina: I plan to go to college, but haven't decided what I want to veitch and Janice majfmn Yel- Lisa: I'd like to go to college and get a teaching degrees VORITE WHEN NOT IN Nw wee. Queen, class, ha which during halftime. The floats were announced individually by David Silverman, V,P. of Student Council, and then ing rsity sho LOSES TOUGH BATT f the second and M A : I really By Jon Marr V In each o ptHfi'1.t2tf11iiilfS.the we re . we we we to . On . Bellaire... ,tfiiif 93?Iti.'E:.,f?0Ug'1it,'?.iEit'0fl ' 7 ld ed w fn- patucutar. 1 just admire people the was e W his Uauylon when Richard on a run, who are determined and who get better each time, Every. o'clock in the morning, Bellport .on-sides kick. whichrfailed. H reallydowhatthey wantinlife, gfescegstl ycks Ea stport 7-0 Lisazi l admire everybody in 3 I Q ,a . igeoalway, VOM m 1t Homecoming WY Ann: I admire diff t . . qualitiesin different mania mn Hqpf BY Ted Willems Floats Away tconrinuedi morning, the Bellport Varsity ot a football field with two figures lndivlduam ry good perfornlarwe O11 the field. representing a football player md rose' Tl l0S1!'lS to BHYPON Pulled the team from Beuporl and one fromf'lSa?11.IfIa,Q -t..L..-f.n,ig,..., , oath:-arlaasiincr Factnnrt Z ln' moved the ball to . where Babylon kept the ' If the end of the game he- Babylon a 14 to zero - 'victory 'ftseu - - -- -V r PUVIPAYUPQ Ddvywlf UHH4 ...Ln t .t .M A ...- A coming. benoort snouio go an me wav. f

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Szrnala, I. Ramirez, L. Friberg. Row 2: R. Nieto, J. Zurl, P. Washing- ton, I. Kramer, R. Costa, C. Lovell, M. Gallo, M. Policastro, D. Zurl, M. Conley, B. Sheffey, S. Smith, T. Hunter, C. Rowley, T. Kramer, B. Schneider, R. Rignola, K. Swan, K. Kelly, Mrs. Overton, Advisor Row 1: C. Winslow, C. Knopp, T. Rene, D. Stephani, K. Maher, B. Row 1: T. Hunter, V. Davide, K. Mackenzie, S. Farrell, W. Brame, M Brame, C Rowley Row2 Mrs Patterson, advisor, F Harris C. Lester, B Floyd, N. Feranchuk, J De1Brocclo, C. DeL1a, . . . : . ' . , Curiale, V. Wright, M. Santiago. Row 3: D. Sheffey, J. White, G. 94. Yancy, L. Goode, K. Mahoney, G. Seaton.

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C L A S S O F 7 7 F R E S H M E N HOMECOMING COURT: Row 1-M. Bryan, T. Schu- meyer, M. Miller, P. Kavanagh, S. Rose. Row 2-V. Davide, M. Veitch, I. Vignato, S. Bassford, A. B D. Furneaux, S. Torres. Row 3-T. Buttafuoco, N. aez, Gallo, C. Morabito, M. Eliowitz, B. Sconzo, A. Gar- della. Missing: L. Chrien, I. Terwilliger, M. Kan uga E , , 1 , S . il S O P H O M O R E 15 .Www l' BELLPOR T' S 1 st HOMC OMING QU EEN LISA CURIALE