Benjamin N Cardozo High School - Nexus Yearbook (Bayside, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1971 volume:

f v ' X , Cu (3i N ALLEN CgUNTV PUBLIC LIBRARV 3 1833 01854 2610 c a ? ? GC 974.702 N422BEN, 1971 Hope is like the sun, which as we journey toward it, casts the shadow of our burden behind us. S. Smiles b f f I Hope is the o that iscommd k : ' -• j ' %. -  • those who have nothing else possess hope still — Thales FLEDGLING LIKE AN ANXIOUS MOTHER BIRD I WATCH HIM POISED ON THE RIM OF THE OUTGROWN NEST. TRY YOUR WINGS, I SCOLD. FLY! AND THE SOUND OF HIS WINGS GOING ECHOES IN THE EMPTY CAVERNS OF MY HEART. — GRACE WELTON IMl Hope is dreams deferred. Man has many emotions, feelings, thoughts, and ideals which form his per- sonality, and make him into the person he is. He uses these emotions to say what he wants; to communicate with the rest of the world. A man is a conglomerate of a physical being as well as a spiritual and emo- tional one. He feels, he needs, he wants. There is a countless number of things man wants during his lifetime. The spectrum of these wants is extremely wide. A child wants a new toy, a man wants a raise, and a young girl wants a date. They are all similar. People desiring something is the common bond. Man has always wanted. As far back as civilization goes, man has tried to get things he couldn ' t have. With these efforts rose jealousy, depression, cun- ning, and evil. Not every manner used by man to acquire what he wanted was completely legitimate, and so many methods were tried. With all man ' s wants and needs came his hopes; those thoughts which have sustained him through thick and thin. It was these hopes that were the back- bone of every move he made — they guided him and told him what to do and how to do it. Regardless of the predicament he was in, man had hope. Sus- taining hope. If things were rough, he would hope for better. If things were good, he would hope for more. The present is upon us. The future is right around the corner. It is the year 1971. Our technology is running rampant, and we are caught in a sea of prob- lems. The war in Vietnam is still continuing to take its bloody toll upon us. We are poisoning our atmosphere and our waters. We have much building, both mental and physical, to do in our country. Now. Our most beautiful features are our people, and we are torturing them senselessly. The hope of today, like the hope of yesterday, still functions on the premise of the grass is always greener. But it is different in that people today are crying out their needs, hopes, and dreams. They are trying to show the world what has to be done before it is too late. We are thinking people with minds and a beautiful history of learning and knowledge. We can be rational and we can be smart. We can also be violent, cruel, and malicious. With our history of knowledge comes also our history of wars. Destroy. Kill. Murder. People do not want this. They want the best life they can have. We are getting caught up in a very vicious cycle. It must be stopped. Since hope influences everything we do, it is necessary to take this hope, combine it, and transform it to action. The people of this world deserve a saner, more peaceful way to live. There is no question about it. Our hope should be our salvation, no matter what the future brings. We should use it as a constructive tool in which to dig out of everything we have created. Individually we ' re hopeful dreamers. Collectively we ' re a strong society who could make the most out of our assets and eliminate our problems. Work through your hope. Try for your world. Where there ' s life, there ' s hope. Please. ' !S One only hope my heart can cheer The hope to meet again. — George Linley There was a time when there were no gods. Heaven and Earth alone existed. They were the first parents, and from their union sprang the gigantic Titans. For ages the Titans ruled the world. But at last, the gods, who were the children of the Titans, rebelled and overthrew them. Then it was that Zeus became supreme ruler of the universe and his wife and sister, Hera, became queen of heaven. Now as yet there were no men on earth, and none of the animals seemed worthy to rule the rest. So the gods decided to make still another kind of creature. One of the Titans, Prome- theus — whose name means Forethought — was chosen for the task. Down from the heaven the Titan sped. He took clay and mixed it with water, kneaded it, and shaped it in the likeness of the gods. He made .his creature stand upright, for he want- ed man to look up at the stars and not down on the earth, like the animals. Then Prome- theus thought: What gifts shall I give this work of my hands to make him superior to the rest of creation? Unfortunately, his brother Epimetheus — which means Afterthought — had already giv- en all the great gifts to the animals. Strength and courage, cunning and speed — he had dis- tributed them all. Wings, claws, horns, scales, shelly covering — nothing was left for man. Then quick witted Prometheus thought of fire. Oh, great and wonderful gift! With fire, the Titan thought, man can make weapons and subdue the beasts, forge tools, plow the earth, and master the arts. What matter that my creature has neither fur nor feathers, scales, nor shell? Fire will warm his dwelling, and he need fear neither rain nor snow nor the wild north wind. Back to heaven Prometheus sped, lit his torch at the chariot of the sun, brought down fire to man and went away rejoicing. But up on high Olympus, great Zeus frowned as he sat with the gods feasting on nectar and ambrosia. For Zeus was ever jeal- ous of his power. This creature that looks to heaven is truly more than a match for the beasts, he thought. Indeed, he is almost a match for the gods. But I will curb his ill-got power!! Straightway Zeus made woman, lovely as a goddess. All the immortals bestowed gifts upon her to make her yet more captivating. And they called her Pandora — Gift-of-all. When she was finished, Zeus himself bore the dazzling creature to the Titans. Beware! Prometheus cautioned his broth- ers. I fear the gifts of wily Zeus. He bears me ill will because of the fire I stole from heaven and brought down to mankind. But Epime- theus was enchanted with Pandora and took her to his heart and home. Now in that home Epimetheus had a jar in which he kept certain gifts he had not distrib- uted among the animals when he had made them. He took great pains to tell Pandora she must leave this jar alone. On no account must you open it, he warned her. But, above all things else, the gods had en- dowed Pandora with curiosity. No sooner was she alone than she sped to the forbidden jar. Surely it will do no harm if I just peek in and see what is there, thought she. She slipped off the cover. And there flew out a host of evil plagues and all manner of dis- ease, envy, spite, revenge — and scattered themselves far and wide. Pandora clapped on the lid. But it was too late. The jar was all but empty. Only hope had remained — hope which never leaves mankind. 137 People HfllE JOINED 5ENI8R 5lN iflRE YQU mm themPI l yiEETIirT NOV. Q, 7:00 AUD. KS? ' ' m 4fQp ipom our sponsor ; BOA I HE s- • Rt.tUCI HM.? ' 7, i « •MII ClP ution-siOD reatmQ WORK 1 fATER IM MEET AT THE TREE llffCi m W VMT OUT ' od tV.. « ,1 :i:i i - ' m. U7 •! Pull I your 81 ' -nvibt ljUI Q Mm ( - H S mACKzix ' rne AV t k- VuT ' - ' fff -- BMMMMMKt NCILMAH -_ ir:.Vre Happy Wg ' f Happy- VS SV Wfci k.iS5Xi ' iiJi. 2x, M MEET ' E AT THE THE SMOKE RING ' ' ' OD - rV -l - ' vtTSa ' - f, rj ' Or ' f r A C - vc vi If -J IS ' On ' a PEANUT BUTTER IS BETTtR tHRN POT LOOK THAT UP N YOUR FUNK ' y fl W: «• NJ ff anj Ma Student Organization Electing officials in your Student Organization is one of the most impor- tant decisions made in your High School career. It is these people who will represent your school and build it to what it should be — an institution which supports and works for you — the student. When an S.O. is weak, either because of non-support or lack of produc- tion, the school too, becomes weak. There is no binding force to remind the students that they are all one. At this time, Cardozo ' s S.O. is somehow lacking. It can be working to achieve unity in the school, both politically and socially, but without the necessary support it will go nowhere. When a function is organized and has to be cancelled for lack of participation, that is a flaw. When an S.O. con- gress meeting is called and less than one-quarter of the representatives show up, that too, is a flaw. Something is wrong, something must change. A school is a structured organization. Its goal is to educate. Education, however, takes many forms. Using and working with student government is part of your total education. Trying to improve your school is also part of your education. Work with your S.O., accept what is yours. With learning there is life and with life there is everything. SO. OFFICERS: (L. to R.) Larry Hyatt, Vice-President; Carolyn Vance, Trea- surer; Kent Atweil, President; Kathy Keen, Secretary. Activities Planned . ' .eS by VICKI DAVIS Once you have school spirit, it will carry over to most things, insists Kent Atwell, president of the Student Organization. Kent hopes to tackle the problem of student apatliy through a new constitution that insures student rights and re- flects students ' ideas, as well as a planned program of activities that will appeal to everyone. Constitution in Works The new constitution will include ■he Bill of Rights of the Students Afhich was approved over the sum- Tier. The constitution will be written Dy the S.O., the S.T.P., representa- ives and one elected delegate from ;he sophomore, junior, and senior ilasses respectively. After a con- stitution is prepared, it will be voted )n by the student body. Activities Planned The planned activities, which Kent ays will offer something for iverybody, will include a Folk Concert, tentatively scheduled for ■lov. 10, a dance the night of Dec. 4, uid a film festival on Oct. 28 and 19, Admission for the festival will 3 $1.50 a night. Among the fare ffered will be horror films, W. C. lelds, and the Marx Brothers. Kent also trying to organize a girls ack team. Will be Political Kent feels that Definitely, the O. will take political stands this sar. He requested that anypoli- cal groups in the school come and Jk to me so tliat the S.O. will low what ' s going on and will be Die to organize the students. He ■els that the students have an sligation to make their feelings aown. In reference totheLeader- lip Class, Kent hopes it will include one of every viewpoint, and will be ble to bring all opinions together 1 order to openly arrive at ultimate oals. He hopes it will be a free iscussion group and he promises ) have at least one member of the :xecutive Council of the S.O. present t each meeting. Kent is aware of the problems hat a new school such as Cardozo ;as and is also aware of the times. i.s he states it, I ' d like to make this ob easier for next year ' s presi- lent. ' 6 . S.O. State of Affairs Affects All by KAREN DAINER and ROBIN ROSENBERG Our present organization is presently faced with the likelihood of collapse. The deterioration could be prevented by alleviating tlie debts the school has incurred. This situ- ation could be relieved if student tins, as well as to preside over the election of representatives. In many official sections no one has even mentioned tlie fact that S.O. dues should be paid. And, if the subject is brought up no one is assigned the task of collecting them. These prob- ;ausedbythe ress system .ity is that as reached )ns, that S.O. )me an un- any. Besides nts think the h politically lensely vital ining of the the link be- and student basis for all olicy for Cie If there is one thing that h brought the students together, it h been our teams. For a while U year, all students were united in su port of their basketball team. Wit out the S.O. all of the following woi be nonexistent: basketball, baseba soccer, volleyball, tennis, bowlir gymnastics, swimming, trac fencing and golf. SING! Do you know that 1 out of everj students belongs to SING? And tliese sing members realize that the S.O. fails, .so will sing? O viously not, because there is greater percentage of students w belong to SING, than are membe of the S.O. SING seem. ' worthwh; enough to be upheld as a traditic This will be virtually impossit without the support of the S. PRETZELS! and other good thin come from the S.O. store. But, wit out S.O. subsidies, the doors of roc 159 will be bolted forever. Although many do not reali2 it, the S.O. is the backbone of ;; student activities that take pla outside the classroom. To be con pletely effective it requires tot student support. .. J S.O. Stunts Own Growth f by PAULA AMOLS % f n. ' ' Or. ient lx)dy has long been its apattiy, a point well oast. But if the stu- ' Ki ' CV ' ' ore so this year, k 1 W rne, indeed, j ' O - F M should go to C Q f V towards dan, (Q year - NT support if paying the VX where was tli ' to do this, to go to Uie stuaeias, r cci. them informed, etc.? True, there is no P A .svs pm hnf fe published newsletters witli all Uie happenings , problems, and plans in the S.O. Why were the students never notified by the S.O. as to financial difUcuities? The S.O. ex- ecutives should not wait for other school organs to take ttie initiative. Perhaps new students would have joined the S.O. had tliey known :-uiy- thing about it. Lack of Plans Aside from that, the S.O. is doing nothing. What happened to last year ' s constitution, or the new one supposedly in tlie works? Why are ;  d-raising events planned, only to C - riously disappear? .A.nd how ... .j mes must a student go to tlie S.O. office for tJie same thing office being closed during A.M. or P.M. official. Lf the officers cannot be ttiere, tlien it is the duty of Mr. Gershon, S.O. advisor, to be there. To effectively represent the stu- dents, for it is the Student Organization, the Executive Council must be aware of how the student body feels on the many problems facing it. Before tlie S.O. executives can go to the administration witli an idea, they must first make sure that they are representing more than just themselves. To achieve this, student polls should be conducted at regular intervals or whenever something of a pertinent nature comes up. It is time for the students to demand of tlie S.O. that which they are due, and for the S.O. to begin UuR oenio« L QS5 wjr jiiyj-y-i;t.«T-A i ? V: J r ' . ' 4B vjenior Council T €Cisure;r ; ,:, : ' y. C ifil wm:m eqsoKEi? Vic efejTc fcV-3U J M i u 3enioR or cit i National Merit Semi-Finalists Robin Block Peter Bye Commended Scholars Paula Amols Willa Bassen Jean Dobrer Richard Finkelstein Katharine Foundoukis Joyce Freidman David Glass Kenneth Heyman. Deborah Hoadley Steven Kleiman Margery Koch Hilary Kornblith Marc Majewski Jacqueline Masloff Howard Modell Martin Morgenbesser Barbara Pokart Jeffrey Relkin Roger Roth Susan Schwartz Joel Sher David Sherman William Siegel Reynold Snyder Barbara Strauss Jack Weiskott Erica West Jay Youngerman Regents Scholarship Robert Acker Tami Aisenson Paula Amols Marsha Asnes Ronald Axelrod Douglas Barton Ellen Baskin Willa Bassen Steve Bederman Barry Berger Ora Bershtel Robert Bivona Robin Block Evan Bloom Alan Bloomfield Daniel Brauner Michael Brodman Peter Bye Elise Chayet Richard Chu Stuart Citrin Gary Cohen Susan Cohen Karen Dainer Jean Dobrer Michael Dulberg Francine Eisenman Diane Feign Richard Finkelstein Frances Flug Robert Fontana Katherine Foundoukis Jonathan Frank Maureen Gang Marcia Gelman David Glass (L. to R.) Maureen Gang (Sect.), Yale Kroll (Boy Leader), Karen Dainer (Girl Leader), George Tenet (Treas.) R.S. Cont. Karen Goldman Sylvia Goldschmidt Susan Goldman Jonathan Grauman Susan Gromis David Heimbinder Deborah Hoadley Mitchell Kassoff Rochelle Kazer Joan Kempler David Kenigsberg Steven Kleiman Margery Koch Hilary Kornblith Roger Kraminitz Yale Kroll Lawrence Lehman Carol Levine Pauline Loeb Jon Lonoff Marc Majewski Jacqueline Masloff David Mindlin Howard Modell Martin Morgenbesser Joy Nagelberg Richard Nordwind Stephen Pearlman Vivien Perge Barbara Pokart Joann Radish Joanne Rappaport Amaza Reid Dena Rolla Robin Rosenberg Roger Roth Helen Rubinstein Jonathan Ryweck Daniel Sadur Ira Sanders Danny Saunders Sheldon Scheinert Fred Schneider Michelle Schwartz Susan Schwartz Jerry Schwartz Joel Sher David Sherman William Seigel Reba Silton Ellen Silver Barry Sklar Reynold Snyder Barbara Strauss Steven Swirsky Marilyn Temkin Lorrainne Tucker Richard Weiner GaryWeinstock Jack Weiskott Erica West Mitchell Wolberg Julius Wool Jay Youngerman Judy Zendetl ' h W STAFF Willa Bassen Mary Burke Karen Dainer Lori Deitch Fran Eisenman Terri Elfenbein Suzanne Gilman Madelyn Golub Jerry Jaffe Marcia Levy Scotty Reed Ellen Schiff Joan Schlesinger Nancy Zaks PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Curtis Lew Russel Palmer Alan Ross Ray Schleif Wayne Schnapp Mitchell Wolberg 1 — Maxine Liebhaber ACTIVITIES EDITOR 2 — George Tenet EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 3 — Michele Goldman ACTIVITIES EDITOR 4 — David Heimbinder SPORTS EDITOR 5 _ Steve Swirsky SENIOR CLASS EDITOR 6 — Jon Lonoff SENIOR CLASS EDITOR 7 — Noreen Oldfield ART EDITOR 8 — Danny Brauner PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR 9 — Sylvia Goldschmidt SPORTS EDITOR 10 — Ellen Baskin SENIOR CLASS EDITOR 11 — Sandy Beckerman LITERARY EDITOR 12 — Joy Nagelberg ASSOCIATE EDITOR 13 — Sandy Finkelstein ART EDITOR 14 — Allen Schnapp BUSINESS EDITOR 15 — Barbie Pokart ASSOCIATE EDITOR 16 — Susan Goldstein FACULTY EDITOR 17 — Michael Cohen ACTIVITIES EDITOR 18 — Richard Finkelstein FACULTY EDITOR JoAnn Radish PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Mrs. Ruth Heller, Advisor 1 l i Sv AVvB HB - JoAnn Radish m i ' .: :-.: ' 5f ' ' VERDICT STAFF (L. to R.) First Row — Jerry Jaffe, Tami Aisensen, Maureen Gang, Robin Rosenberg. Second Row — Keith Gardner, Suzanne Gilman, Allen Kessler, Joy Nagelberg. Third Row — Frances Plug, Jon Frank, Renny Snyder, Richard Slutsky, George Tenet. Jon Lonoff, absent from picture. The Verdict Published by the Students of BENJAMIN N. CARDOZO HIGH SCHOOL Bayside, New York 1 1364 Vol. IV -No. 3 December 22, 1970 Editor-in-Chief , . . . William Sicgel Managing Editor Steven Swirsky News Editor . . .. ; Paula Amols Eeature Editor Sand Beckerman Editorial Editor Alan Briskin Sports Editor David Heimbinder Photography Editors Danny Brauner. Alan Ross Exchanue Editor. Karen Dainer Associate Editors Maureen Gang, Jonathon Erank, Jerry Jaffe, Suzanne Gil.nan, Erances Elug, George Tenet, Robin Rosenberg Eaculty Advisor Jeffrev Sinuer Business Advisor Jan Obcrfield Principal Ben Michelson In a school as large as Cardozo, there is the expected lack of communication. The Verdict, our school newspaper, tries to lessen the gap between the students of our school. It is print- ed once a month by and for the students of Cardozo in hope of perhaps getting rid of the existing communication barrier. Whether or not the students who give up their valuable time and effort are succeeding is a question that can only be answered by the students of Cardozo — the students who have used their copies of The Verdict for anything from a sheet of note paper to a bookcover. Only they can answer this question but first they must open up the paper and read. Karen Dainer: Exchange Editor, Steve Swirsky: Managing Editor. Alan Ross and Danny Brauner — Photogra- phy Editors. Salmagundi i look upward through the lifeless tree to the light above it, artificial, irridescent. it makes me feel how really real i am. — paul morton Ergo (L. to R.) First Row — Cheryl Mellen, Susan Schwartz, Jackie Masloff, Margie Koch. Second Row — lUartin IMorgenbesser, IVIr. D. Cohen, Fred Schneider. Dialogue Ergo describes itself; This publication is used to further students ' interest in all aspects of science, to further every pupil in the school with a general appreciation and understand- ing of the critical role science has in our every- day lives and to provide an outlet for the intellectual aspirations of science — motivated students to this purpose we dedicate this magazine to the students of Benjamin Cardozo High School. — Dedication, Ergo, V 1970 (L. to R.) First Row — Keith Gardner, Marvin Lager. Second Row — Eric Schleiltorn, Michael Dulberg, David Heller, Larry Lehman, Richard Nichols. S.T.P. The student teacher parents council was established as an advisory body consisting of five parents, five members of the student body. The councils primary task, has been to establish a greater rapport between the students the faculty and the community at large. It is felt that this rapport is neces- sary if the school is to confront and deal with the problems pertaining to it. The STP: has attempted to get more students involved in school activi- ties, has become involved with the problem of extortions, and has attempt- ed to alleviate the problem. The STP also organized a forum through the history department, whereby students may voice their complaints and suggestions. (L. to R.) First Row — Mr. B. Oster, Lester Sarnoff, Mrs. Allen, Helene Frankel. Second Row — Mr. Saratan, Tommy Lerner, Wayne Schnapp, Kent Atwell, Mr. Bursky, Mr. Michelson, Elihu Ruben, Shepphard Odom, Scott Klein, Rose Simon, Roslyn Metter. ! K mS ' vJ iJ H_ r B ' ' ll 1 M Black Student Union The B.S.U. is the voice of the Black students. It was formed in Cardozo so that the Black students could ex- press themselves, concerning the present school structure. In order to confine themselves to specific topics, the B.S.U. 10 Point Program was written. The 10 Point Pro- gram relates to all students in New York State. Cardozo ' s B.S.U. is endeavoring to establish the coalitions with many Black oriented organizations. The B.S.U. publishes a newspaper called The Political Educator. It deals with Black poetry, Black literature, community news, school problems and social events. They are also helping to establish a Black library in the Mollis area of Queens. The B.S.U. works with the Leadership class for im- provements in the school. They have tutorial programs and rap sessions — trying to establish a Basic under- standing among students. The rap sessions are part of the new Peer Group Program. The B.S.U. has also gotten speakers representing other organizations such as C.O.R.E., NAACP, Young Lords and the Panther Party to come to Cardozo. To: Johnny Coltrane James Hendrix From: Folk Concert Dancing Laura Nyro Sing 71 The Senior class reigned supreme when Cardozo presented its second annual Sing. The Seniors, directed by Michael L. Cohen and Jon Lonoff. performed a burlesque style take-off on Romeo and Juliet called A Night With Bill Shakespeare. They were well received by standing room only audiences and won the competition. Also participating in the 1971 edition of Sing were the Junior and Sophomore classes. The Juniors presented a spoof on motion pictures called Can Darryl F. Zanuck Ever Forget Junior Sing and Find True Happiness. The Sophomore class performed a story of Women ' s Libera- tion entitled There ' s No Business Like Snow Business. Sing was a tremendous success and a joy for all to see. SB Am ' .-■c ,x,x=:;s ij V ' x ' j,f -ix, ' J JT- Winter Concert I ft% i .♦ Carnival ' 71 Each year the Foreign Lan- guage Department presents a show in which students use their language abilities for entertain- ment purposes. This year ' s Carni- val, which was held on February 20th, consisted of a variety of songs, dances, and skits per- formed in French, Spanish, and English. Mrs. Rhoda Moscatelli, Miss Roberta Zigman, and Mrs. Sharon Rothblatt were the facul- ty advisors. Math Team (From L. To R ) Bot: Ora Bershtel, Mr. H. Rosenthal, Robin Block, Steven Kleiman Top: Marc MajewskI, Peter Bye, Hilary Kornblith, David Glass, Joel Sher Chess Team (From L. To R.) Lanny Arvan, Mr. H. Rosenthal, Marc Majewski Maurie Rosenthal, Joel Sher, Michael Shulman Alphabetically Listed — Mrs. Rubin ADVISOR, M. Abrams, M. Aufrichtig, A. Breger, M. Costa, R. Delling, G. Euityer, J. Garvey, M. Goldstein, S. Gross, M. Kappel, D. Keningsberg, R. Kenningsberg, M. Kotch, Y. Kroll, C. Leffler, C. Levak, R. Levine, R. Lewis, N. Mavrosan, L. Rosenberg, R. Ross, Sher- man, K. Silver, M. Smollen, P. Stillman, B. Weinstock, T. Zollo. Biology I ;f Cardozo Research Team (L. To R ) Marty Gold, Fred Schneider, Gary Weinstock, Yale Kroll, Mike Smollen. (L. To R.) Maury Blaustein, Christine Burns, Alan Ross, Robert Feuerstein, Mrs. Calderon, Curt Seidman, Michael Belenko. CHEmiSTRV Computer Club i oKtM Ol-Of ' ' Leadership Class With the advent of the 1970-71 school term, the leader- ship class was incorporated into the curriculum. The class run by Mr. Barry Oster is a forum where both faculty and students discuss problems which they consider critical to the operation of the school. Through the discussion of these problems it is hoped that programs will be initiated to alleviate them. The leadership class has established a sophomore for- um, whereby students on late session may for the first time have a voice in the operation of the school. Discussions per- ll I taining to curriculum have also been initiated. Students of the leadership class have met with chairmen and teachers of the various departments to voice the ideas and complaints about the curriculum, as well as possible solutions to their complaints. It is hoped that one of the ramifications of these meetings will be a more imagi- native curriculum for the 1971-72 school term. Mr. Oster hopes that the leadership class will stimulate increased commu- nications between the student body the faculty and the community in or- der to create the atmosphere of coop- eration necessary to ameliorate our problems. As a result of the creation of the leadership class, the onus of re- sponsibility in initiating change now rests with the students. ' yif o ' rU mm.;.i Modern Dance ' ■-■:« ;iai r) Program Committee (L To R ) Row 1; Maxine Liebhaber, Joyce Nebel, Mindy Brent, Suzanne Schneider. Row 2: Laura Kosakowsky, Janice Spivak, Karen Iris, Gary Kasay, Steven Warshaf- sky. Row 3: Dariene Chaiken, Marilyn Milkman, Shereen Lerner, Willa Malcow, Elisa Fier, Jeff Hoffman, Seth Berkowitz, Mr. Steven Conrad. Row 4: Mr. Robert Sarrel, Janet Falon, Wendy Wolfenson, Carl Schwartz, Susan Sussman, Peter Arvan, Lanny Groopman. Row 5: Paul Gold, Danny Lockshon, Billy Seiden, Jon Caplan, Michael Singer. Absent from pic- ture; Mr. A. Goldman. Draft Counseling - %(, ' ic ' % JP s ■ ' A - When a student becomes a senior his body may remain in Cardozo but his mind is already in college. At about this time, he enters the College Office, never to leave again ... He sees shelves of catalogs with headings such as Quinnipac to Mr. Aloysius. He also sees papers and books strewn around and other students just as mystified as himself. Last year, out of all this confusion, 94% of the senior class went on to some form of college. College Office 80 AVA Squad Top (L to R ) — Leslie Tack, Mrs. Schultz, Marvin Lager, David Katz, Winfield McGue, Jay Youngerman, Mark Drabkin, Mr. Kauf- man. Bot (L to R.) — Philip Lechner, Joan Kempler, Robert Fontana. Stage Squad ciyiisi (L. to R.) — Jacques Meshell, Ray Schleiff, Fred Schneider, Mark Buch- altier, Jay Youngerman. -fAP students Faculty The Budget Cut Imagine a school where students can join no extra-curricular activities, where there is no newspaper, no year- book, no plays, no clubs, and no Sing, because of lack of funds, where there are no teams, because there isn ' t even enough money for uniforms, where the center can not be open because schools must close immediately after the official school day ends, where no music, art or any other electives can be offered, and no one can take anything except the bare minimum required courses, where if your teacher is absent your class must be split up into other classes, possibly not even the same subject, where anything that you, the student, wants in order to enhance his educational life to something beyond books, tests, and studying cannot be attained. This would be the fate of the educational system in the city of New York if the cuts of the budget for the coming fiscal year were to go into effect. Although all of the above mentioned conditions would not immediately occur, it is quite safe to assume that once the city and state begins to tighten their purse strings, it would not be likely that they would easily let up. Besides the elimination of many school activities, the State University System has also been forced to curtail the enrollment of their Fall 1971 class. Though more people applied for this coming freshman year, the clas s size has been greatly reduced. In the future, the tuition and room and board prices will rise in order to cover costs. Education, however, though one of the ofcal points of the cutback, is not the only area affected. Up to 90,000 workers in a diverse group of the city ' s services could possibly lose their jobs. Recently, many thousands of city residents staged a demonstration at Albany to illustrate their disatisfaction about the budget cut. In addition to many people having their jobs eliminated, many services such as day care and addiction centers will be closed. The city ' s parks will be closed more hours per day because of lack of personnel. Unless the state and city can restore the funds it has planned on cutting. New York will begin to see a severe deterioration of much that it is now famous for offering. You ' re A Good Man Charlie Brown You know, I don ' t know if you ' ll understand this or not, but sometimes, even when I ' m feeling very low, I ' ll see some little thing that will somehow renew my faith. Just something like that leaf, for instance — clinging to its tree in spite of wmd and storm. You know, that makes me think that courage and tenaci- ty are about the greatest values that a man can have. Suddenly my old confidence is back and I know things aren ' t half as bad as I make them out to be. Suddenly I know that with the strength of his convictions as man can move mountains, and I can proceed with full confidence in the basic goodness of my fellow man. I knowthat now. I know it. — Charlie Brown ' i y ' o ix 3 cV :v7 X c - y d« it o l ' . r o Rlci Ov jK - X 3 oa S: l-S Z CX;- jrC )te;:er ) ' vf ' ' ■ i y n: (I 3 ' te ' r Oo . i ' y 2?yC ■ r fi 3- - ' IT y. t nee i Cv-P cr i I ' IV ( . c r r beKvAd ' ' ! ?. As peace is the end of war, so to be idle is the ultimate purpose of the busy. Samuel Jackson FACULTY From The Principal Hope is the cement which binds together the past, present and future. Hope is the ray of light which has served manl ind as a beacon for thousands of years, beckoning forward. With- out hope, the human race would have been beaten down, a long time ago. To us, living in the 70s, life seems gloomy and foreboding. An unpopular war, racial injustice, too rapid a technological advance that deprives men and women of their identity, ecol- ogical lag, and frustration everywhere are symptoms of ero- sion in our society. Hope then remains as the only emotion that gives us the strength to battle for a better world. To you of the class of ' 71, young, enthusiastic and idealistic, we give the gage of battle for a better world. Generations before have lived with prob- lems, but hope has enabled them to solve them. Hope that we can end wars and create a better society is the responsibility of all of us, but particularly you, and you in your turn will pass on the message to the next generation . We wish you well. Mr. George Rosenberg Administrative Assistant IMr. Frank Venezia Administrative Assistant Physical Science Mrs. Catherine McGunigle Mr. Jerome Kramer Biology Mrs. Gloria Schultz — Audio Visual Coordinator. Mr. Milton Breenberg Mr. Myron Harkavy Mr. Morton Roggen Chairman of Science Dept. Seated — (L-R): Mr. Saul Relne — Grade Advisor, Mr. Sheldon Schnall, Mrs. Marion Margoshes — Grade Advi- sor, Mr. Meinrad Keck — P.M. Coordi- nator. Standing — (L-R): Mr. Morton Roggen, Mr. Irving Kasner, Mr. Robert Sarrel — Program Chairman, Mr. Ar- nold Kaufman — A.V. Coordinator, Mrs. Alice Rubin, Mrs. Barbara Bron- dolo, Mr. Irving Bass, Mr. Howard Nachman. 97 English Left — (L-R): Mr. Mauri Weiner — Col- lege Advisor, Mrs. Sylvia Civin, Mr. Burton Goodman — College Advisor, Mrs. Tyly Cooperman — Cutting Coor- dinator, Mrs. Nina Nissenfeld — Sala- magundi Advisor, Mrs. Jeanne Kaplan, Mrs. Helen Weisman, Mr. Harold Lev- ine, Mrs. Elizabeth Morris. Mr. John Walsh — Ass ' t. Chairman, English and Speech. Mr. Paul Burton, Mrs. Gloria Defina. Mr. Samuel Breidner Mrs. Selma Ostriker — Senior Arista Advisor I had rather than forty shillings I had my Book of Songs and Sonnets here. — Shakespeare. Mr. Occhiogrosso — Dean of Boys Mr. Charles Mamakos Mr. Robert Stark Right — Mr. Borah Reines Below — Seated; Mrs. Caetana Cannavo, Mr. Nathan Segal — Assembly Coordinator. Stand- ing — (L-R): Mrs. Donna Wolkenstein — Dean of Girls, Mr. Richard Brodsky, Mr. Lawrence Rich, Miss Vivian Lambert, Mr. Paul Freda, Miss Ra- chael Price, Mr. Joseph Rottino. 1 ig — mT ' fi li ' I 1 ' M i -— ■ Language is a city to the building of which every human being brought a stone. — Emerson. Mr. Barry Marcus Seated — (L-R): Miss Susan Iris Rosenberg, Dr. Milton Timoner, Mrs. Selma Gross. Standing — (L-R): Mr. Robert Granger, Miss Janet Weitzman, Mr. Gerald Hogan, Mr. Charles Mamakos, Mr. Norman Wolfson — Attendance Coordinator, Mr. Barry Oster — Student Activities Coordinator. Social Studies Above — (L-R): Dr. Seymour Harris, Mr. Jack Bilick, Mrs. Beverly Bennett, Mr. Richard Birdie, Mrs. Mary 0 ' - Sullivan, Mr. Roger Brickner — Ass ' t. Chairman, Social Studies Dep ' t., Mr. Marvin Resnick, Mr. Hyman Bursky. — OC S lA ' f I i;h o Mr. Howard Seretan Chairman, Social Studies Department. Columbia ed. They attributed much of thfidanprr of further escalation ' ■y fouiK . ■ .. . . . Mr. Robert D dova — Attendance Cootidnator By EMANl ' EI. PERI.! li I i i f; Mayor Lindsay said m.., the refusal of firemen ••A any duties except ;ns had created ai situation because ■ • ■;■ joined by ' . :;(:(• i a.n (OHi (inrd safety of the people! thi- ' M.iv ir saJd at! ity  all. r officers ::ii:;t:u had joined ■en ' s work stoppage I J order the men to ■nemergency duties. • men ' s job action is ■ ■• ' !i .s.iid som- - and hasj ■ ■.• ..i. t because iiney ve been joined by their commanders and there is a Reaction Ff Right — (L-R): Mr. Martin M tzer, Mr. Jeffrey Gottlieb, Mr. Leo Shargel — Grade Advisor, Mr. James Kelly — Dean of Boys. ft P- nur e ru ;hes into Ihr , to aid those injured ?d as Barrier sgow Soccer I Front Row — (L-R) Mr. Sydney Vernon — Exam Coordinator, Mr. Gerald Oltchick — Dean of Boys, Miss Leslie Weng, Mr. Milton Greenbaum, Mrs. Lila Margolis, Miss Barbara Cronacher, Mr. Earnest Piro Jr., Mr. Howard Seretan Bark Row — (L-R): Mr. George Reid, Mr. Richard Birdie, Mr. Ira Levine. ■ Boy ' s Health Education Mr. Dave Halperin Chairman of Health Education. .. 6 ' V ■pPi fk L . ft J B tV T tv -. :- : t ■h HBRlTv , w m mWm Left — (L-R): Mr. Martin Rosenbaum — Tennis Coach, Mr. Jo- seph Sansone — Track Coach, Mr. Abe Sachs. Left — (L-R): Mr. Christopher Collumb — HaiiJi Coach, Mr. Ken Gershon — J.V. Basketball Coach, S.O. Coordinator, Mr. Jack Loche; Tront Mr. Ed Tata ' ian — Soccer and Basketball Coach. Girl ' s Health Education ! L|P ' 1 tfd Li hB L H 3 a Mi b - - - _ac i Ci Miss Joan Nunke Chairman of Girl ' s Health Education. Mrs. Beverly Gittleman — Emergency Room. Front — (l-R): Mrs. Audrea Uiberall — Tennis Club, Mrs. Frances Kalafatis — Emergency Room, Gymnastics. Standing — (L-R): Miss Rita DiLello — Basketball Club, Fencing, Miss Elaine Ruben — Volleyball and Softball Club, Mrs. Lin- da Berger — Bowling Club, Mrs. Dorothy Roth- stein — Dean of Girls, Mrs. Elaine Seiden — Dean of Girls. Mrs. Arline Corin (L R) Mrs. Ruth Goldberg, Mrs. Ida Waranoff % Foreign Language Understanding each others ' language fosters love and brotherhood. La comprension de las lenguas formenta el amor y la fraternidad. La comprehension des langues eleve I ' amour et la fraternite. Mr. Nathan Quinones Chairman, Foreign Language Department S -r if Front Row — (L-R): IVIrs. Emily Shapi- Lro, Mrs. Katherlne Burns, Mrs. Ruth Cooperman — Carnival Advisors, Mr. William Gonzalez. Back Row — (L-R): Mr. Jeffrey Tomash, Mr. Sidney Hai- ' ronson — Grade Advisor, Mr. Nathan Quinones, Mr. Joseph Mirenda. [  illllUIIKIIillliW. . (l-R): Mrs. Laura Rodriguez — Carnival, Miss Rober- ta Zigman — Carnival, French Club, Mrs. Rhoda Moscatelli — Carnival, Mrs. Sharon Rothblatt — Carnival. Right — (L-R): Mrs, Barbara Gilenson Mrs. Janice Gottlieb Mrs. Alice Lipani, Mr. Edward Kaminski Mrs. Ruth Waidelich Mrs. Ginette Levin — Carnival, Mrs. Ray monde Weiser — Car nival, Mrs. Linda Weinfeld. Mathematics Mr. Harold Rosenthal Chairman of Mathematics Dept. Math is the same the world over as are it ' s teachers. Cardozoans are no less confusing than those before them. The mathematicians are a sort of Frenchman; when you talk to them, they immediately translate it into their own language and right away it is something utterly different. — Goethe Mr. Al Goldman — Asst. Program Chairman. « • • Mr. Steven Conrad Committee. Left — Seated (L-R): Mrs. Leonore Frank, Mrs. Bev- erly Lechner. Standing — (L-R): Mr. Leonard Simon, Mr. Michael Banner, Mrs. Anne Ferraro — Grade Advisor, Mrs. Josephine DIPaolo — Grade Advisor, Mr. Mark Wantuch (student teacher), Mr. Carl Good- man — Asst. Chairman, Mr. Tobias Gilbert, Mr. Al- bert Schwartzburt, Mr. Melvin Shoen, Mr. Harold Rosenthal. 3.1 4159265358979323846 Right — (L-R): Mr. Martin Kugler, Mr. Joel Marcus, Mrs. Lillian Bock — Grade Advisor, Miss Martha Silver, Mr. A. Letzter, Miss Jeanette Silver, Mr. David Leibowitz, Mrs. Violet Cogan. Miss Rosemarie Hellgoth, Mr. Bernard Katz — School Aide Coordinator. Mr. Paul Voipe — Golf Coach 264338327950288419716939 Mr. Joseph Franco • Transportation Shop Mr. Louis Weiner Chairman, Art and Industrial Arts Mr. Sanford Delson Woodwork Shop Mr. Bernard Hochman Automotive Shop Mr. Larry Rosenberg Drafting Shop Mr. Steven Gilbert Graphic Arts Shop Mr. William Weiss Metal Shop Art And Industrial Arts (L-R) — Mrs. Lea Weinstock, Mrs. Lee Robbins Mrs. Beryl Rallos — Grade Advisor Mr. Norman Dorin Accounting And Secretarial Studies Mr. Edward Steinfeld Chairman, Business Education (L-R) — Mr. Frederic Melnicki, Mr. Lawrence Galerstein — School Treasurer, Mr. Edward Steinfeld, Mrs. Ruth Soumoff, Mrs. Gloria Rubinsky — Grade Advi- sor, Mrs. Dorothy Gabeloff, Mr. Ronald Herman, Mr. Ned Sachs. Mr. Daniel Cohen Co-op Coordinator Fencing Coach Senior Class Advisor (L-R) — Mrs. Ruby Danziger, Mrs. Ruth Fuchs, Mrs. Alice Shortt, Mr. Edward Steinfeld, Mr. Ronald Her- man, Mrs. Mollle Bayliss, Mrs. Ethel Sapat, Mrs. Dorothy Kryger. Mr. Mace Teicher — S.O. Store Advisor. Mr. Lester Sarnoff Mrs. Selma Leinwand — Grade Advisor. Music Mr. Morton Silver Chairman, Music Department Mrs. Alice Levine Mr. Michael Lirtzman 116 Mr. Jerome Jacobs Library TEACHERS OF LIBRARY: (L R) — Mrs. Molly Zwickel, Mrs. Edith Kavaldo, Mrs. Barbara Kessler, Mrs. Shirley Friedlander. Guidance Counselors Mr. Burton Silverman Guidance Counselor Mrs. Doris Zaslow Guidance Counselor College Advisor (L-R) — Mrs. Sidell Jaffe, Mrs. Edythe Rosenfeld, Mrs. Annette Prensky, Mrs. Rose Klaymen, Mrs. Harriet Smallwood, Mrs. Sydell Gould, Mrs. Ruth Golub, Mrs. Lee Fleischman. Mrs. Dorothy Johnson Administrative Secretaries Mrs. Marilyn Shore Mrs. Rae Peshkin Mrs. Ida Jablon Service Personnel ;1 £ • 1 . rJ i v L n ' tip ifai  ' ' R ■■ a Mr. Eddie Limazopoulos Foreman Mrs. Helen Limback Mrs. Ann Franklin Elevator Operator Teacher of Handicapped Students — Mrs. Mary Brest Social Service Club Mr. Sidney Nichamoff Custodian Teachers of Handicapped Students: Mr. Ronald Temple, Mrs. Alice Cooke. In Memoriam The students and faculty mourn the untimely pass- ing of our highly esteemed teacher and colleague. NICHOLAS DESEVE ( joogAvj ooMccix«-wW wwwwv w M II w N I I w II , 11 , MOOQOQQfr.y.y.y,,x. ff ' jf WtWxjxWwsiWx-A •« X With the advent of a new soccer season, followers of the Queens A Division invariably picked Cardozo to have a dismal season, and ultimately be relegated to the B Division for the subsequent year. This perhaps could have been substantiated by the fact that no other schools in Cardozo ' s immediate vicinity play A Divi- sion soccer. However, Mr. Tatarian ' s squad surprised everyone by finishing in a tie for third with an 8-5-1 won lost league record, and a 12-6-1 over-all record. This year ' s team was, for the most part, a new one. Co-cap- tains Ricky Sposta and Ed Beaugris were the only return- ing starters from the previous year ' s team. The team ' s success can be attributed to various factors. For the most part, defense was outstanding. Mario Treglia, an all-Queens honorable mention goalie, recorded 4 shut- outs. The fullbacks were led by Camille Hostin, Oswald Dwyer, and George Tenet. Both Camille and Oswald were members of a senior all star team, which played against an all star team from Philadelphia. The Halfbacks were led by Halit Uyger, Terrance Walcott, and Dervant Mon- tique who was on second team all-Queens. Utility half- back-fullback Gabriel Ceron came through well in clutch situations. The front line was composed of right wing Claude Baptiste, inside right Ed Beaugris who was first team all-Queens, inside left Mike Hall, and left wing Ricky Sposta. Anthony King, Sako Mourad, Cliff Langweiller and Dwight Richards proved to be of invaluable aid in giv- ing the regulars needed rest during the game. In addi- tion, they turned in strong performances on the field. ' l OMtr ' ' ,i ' - ' i l X W; ii-fi«.« g||||t,Xi«« %.-  ' -T « ' f « V SOCCER TEAM: (L R ) Gabriel Ceron, Michael Hall, Claude Baptiste, Eddie Beaugris, Steve Plotnicki, George Tenet, Ricky Sposta, Halit Uyger, An- thony King, Dwight Richards, Mario Treglia, Cliff Langweiller, Oswald Dwyer, Camille Hostin, Terrance Walcott, Sako Mourad and Dervant Mon- tique. (Foreground) Coach E. Tatarian. 1970 SOCCER SEASON SOCCER SCHEDULE Cardozo Opponent 3 Bryant 7 2 Springfield 2 Cleveland 3 Bayside 2 1 Bayside L.I.C. 4 1 Aviation 2 3 Bryant 2 3 Nevi ton 3 4 Forest Hills 1 Jamiaica 2 L.I.C 6 3 Aviation 2 2 Bryant 5 2 Lane 1 1 Lane 3 Newtown 2 4 Forest Hills 2 Jamaica 1 ' -exhibition games In Memoriam Last year, Steve Beck, a senior at Cardozo High School passed away. A member of the basketball team for two years, and a member of the baseball team for three years until his untimely death, he always gave one hundred percent. He was a dedicated young man whether he was on the basketball court, the baseball field or in school. His presence and efforts were a boost to his teammates morale. Always striving to improve himself, he re- ceived the greatest respect and admiration from his colleagues and coaches. Most of all, Steve Beck was a considerate and warm hu- man being. Track Winners Never Quit Quitters Never Win Cardozo ' s cross country team in its second year of compe- tition continued on a winning tread. TInree victories and two losses were recorded by this varsity team. Once again, Captain Donald Allen and Co-Captain Curtis Smalls played major roles along with Robert Love, Stan Martin, Joseph Bartner, and Dan Rachlin. In indoor competition, the team developed slowly in the early meets. In the Queens Indoor Champs, Don Allen placed high in the standings in the two mile run, and Paul Scales in the 60 yard dash. Allen and Scales also ran well in the All City Mayors Meet held in February. In the New York City Indoor Champs, six members of the team, placed within the top five positions in their events. Outstanding performances were ex- hibited by Eddie King, Donn Gerald, and Bob Madison. Coach Joe Sansone has developed the team into a produc- tive segment of Cardozo sports. Honorable mention goes to graduates Donald Allen, Curtis Smalls, Ronald Ambrose, and Paul Scales for their outstanding ability exhibited as members of the team, and their well developed athletic ability. 132 . ' ,„B0 , if M. b. ' w, TRACK TEAM: (Bottom Row, L -R) Paul Scales, Donn Gerald, Wayne Ford, Ray Cestaro, Dean Dlllard. (Second Row) Sandy Gilfillian, Coach J. San- sone, Mel Cooper, Joe Bartner, Lou Belton, Fred Klein, Curtis Smalls, Parvis Shahidi, Robert Love, Ed. Washington. (Third Row) Reggie Clay, Rob- ert Boone, Steve Ferrer, Leo Sarkissian, Elliot Minnes, Paul Joseph, Frank Derasmo, Steve Gellman, Ed Flori, Ed King. (Fourth Row) Ron Gipson, Leonard Berky, Carlos Benjamin, Reggie Snow, Jay Weiss, David Rothman, Eric Schleikhorn, Robert Callendo, GregSpivey, Steve Fasten berg, Stan Martin, Dan Rachlin. (Fifth Row) Paul Orr, Howard Kritz, Frank Meritz, Henry Miller, John Keller. B a s k e t b a I I 1970 BASKETBALL SEASON BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Cardozo Opponent 91 Richmond 67 63 Columbus 74 62 Far Rockaway 47 51 Van Buren 75 57 Jamaica 74 61 Bowne 59 55 Bayside 51 59 Jackson 65 68 Francis Lewis 44 46 Van Buren 55 21 Forest Hills 47 53 Jamaica 70 72 Bowne 75 50 Bayside 63 83 Flushing 55 53 Lane 69 84 Francis Lewis 76 Operating under a severe height disadvantage to their opponents, the Judges compiled a 6-8 won-lost record, fin- ishing fourth in their division. This factor plus the lack of experience of the majority of the team forced the coach, Al Matican to employ a tight defense and a quick offensive attack. The season started off slowly as the team lost its two first games. These two were an indication of the type of season it was to be for Cardozo — one where teamwork and a balanced offensive and defensive attack were not always present simultaneously. Henry Nixon and Willie Davis, the only two regulars to return from last year, led the team both offensively and de- fensively. Nixon produced a 16.9 point average for the season, and Davis who quarterbacked the team was the high man in assists. However this combination in the backcourt was not always productive, so Jimmie Bryan switched off team quarterback, with Nixon moving to a forward position. After adjusting to his position at center, 01- lie Savage turned in consistent performances off the boards, although offensively he did not produce much. As for the balance of the team, point production, rebounding and clutch shooting were rarely apparent. The major difficulty encountered by the team was not the lack of experience or lack of talent. It was the lack of consistency, both on offense and defense. When the offense had trouble getting started, the defense was tight. How- ever, when the offense got rolling, the defense would collapse, and vice-versa. These inconsistencies forced the team into committing too many turnover, which the opposition capitalized on and forced the Judges into playing catch up ball. With much of the team returning next year, the Judges should make their presence felt in PSAL competition. However, the big men will have to be found so that the height difference will not be so great. Thus, the competition will be equalized at least on that level. BASKETBALL TEAM: (Clockwise) Winston Ellis (32), Mike Barnofsky, Greg Herdemian, Henry Nixon, Coach A. Matican, OIlie Savage, Phil Hoke, Jim Bryan, Mike Ragin, Keith Thorton, Willie Davis. 139 ■L y: ' r7i -:y: %- ■ Bk— ■ ml. t •. w l m . P m f m f , m m m BASEBALL TEAM: (Bottom Row, L -R.) Rich Kaplan, Dave Heinetnann, John Traetta, Mason Curl, Ronnie Rubin, Gary Schiener, Tom Violano, Barry Cohen, l flike Singer, Lou Sabat, Charles Pagano, Phil Matinale. (Top Row) Mgr. George Friedman, Sandy Koshkin, Lenny Almalech, Joe Fanelli, Mike Barnofsky, Joe Cipriani, Willie Davis, Stu Rubin, Andy Bieser, Tom Kutiiek, John Turck, Robert Sherman, Stan Zwick, Mgr. George Tenet, Coach E. Tatarian. Missing from picture are: Capt. Ricky Sposta and Jerry Cohen. Handball ■ 5 ' •■ . ,■?« HANDBALL TEAM: (Bottom Row. L.-R.) Ralph Dotson, Michael Frank, Stu Ellison, Michael Serendinsky. (Top Row) Coach C. Collumb, Clay Snow, Calvin Harmin, William Igbarturn, Mondo Graham. Missing from picture is l singles Lloyd Huesman. Tennis TENNIS TEAM: (Bottom Row. L.-R.) Joel Greenberg, Jeff Weber, Jimmy Kraft, Andrew Wiznia, Roy Kahn, Capt. Bob Acker. (Top Row) Douglas Ash, Craig Hilton, Neil Friedman, Robert Sandler, Eddie Bretholz, Lonnie Arvan, Coach M. Rosenbaum, Mike Friedman, Jay Dier. Bowling BOWLING TEAM: (Bottom Row. L.R.) Sandy Koshkin, Randy Meyers, Jeff Cheslowitz, Randy Mysel, Jay Dier. (Top Row) Jay Bobrow, Don Rosenthal, Kevin Curl, Coach D. Halperin, Marc Bloomfield, Capt. Robert Acker, Mike Lipstein. Fencing The bowling team finished its season with an 8-3 record, only to be defeated by Jamai- ca H.S. in the Queens- borough Final. Capt. Robert Acker, with a 184 average, led the attack as the team fin- ished the season with four straight wins. FENCING TEAM: (Bottom Row, L.-R.) Capt. Ira Sanders, Rod Smith, Wayne Schnapp. (Top Row) Robert Algarin, Gary Goldman, Mgr. Steve Swirsky, Coach Danny Cohen, Lenny Allen, Don Paris, Bruce Frumer. The fencing team concluded their season with a 4-4 record, finishing third in their division, and just missing a playoff spot. Capt. Ira Sanders, cap- tured the PSAL Individual Fencing Championship. This is Mr. Cohen ' s last year as fencing coach. As coach, he has seen two of his fencers in consecu- tive years capture the Individual title, the only coach in the PSAL to have done so. He will continue to give his assistance to the new team and coach, as the four top fencers will also be leaving. The team wishes to express its thanks for his friendship and leadership. Gymnastics 149 GYMNASTICS TEAM: (Bottom Row, L.-R.) John Deacon, Mitch Gavin, Alan Rousso, Barry Weiss, Eugene Jordan. (Middle Row) Anthony Vantorini, Fred Klein, Robert Anderson, Donald Weinstein, Tom McCaffrey, Dennis Mabin, Ricky Jiordano. (Top Row) DaveGettens, Rob- ert Rudnick, Mike Yorke, Steve Butensky, Mike Brodman, Dave Teitlebaum, Robert Kessel, Coach K. Winters. 150 GIRLS ' ATHLETICS (L. to R.) Kathy Tatosian, Connie Alchus, Cindy Begel, Susan Satz, Marcy Packer, Miss McCarthy, Miss Ruben, Sylvia Goldschmidt, Jamie Boondas, Karen Chiappa, Jan Markowitz, Virginia Wieczorek, (Seated In Middle) Mona Hirshfield (co-Capt.) and Robin Manowitz(Capt.). Volleyball Team (L to R ) Pat Youngileish, Susan Brooks, Bev Crichlow, Marcy Packer, Karen Chiappa. Connie Alchus, Pauline Powell, Joanne Englot, Cindy Begel. (Kneeling) Margo Jaffe, Rosemarie Cacciolia. Basketball Club Cardozo ' s Leaders are of in- valuable assistance to the girls ' physical education teachers in demonstrating and helping other students. The Leaders class, un- der the direction of Mrs. Gittle- man and Mrs. Reiter, provides the girls with an opportunity to mas- ter more advanced skills and to learn refereeing techniques. Annual functions include a Lead- ers weekend, a Mother-Daughter dinner and a city wide Leaders luncheon. (L to R.) Bottom Row: Pam Lorintz, Maxine Verne, Margo Jaffe, Mary Burke, Freda Sbar. Gail King, Lisa Wertheimer, Karen Mathes, Linda Masto, Rosemarie Cacciola. Second Row: Lucille DeCanio, Kathy Streimer, Connie Alchus, Cindy Begel, Robin Manowitz, Virginia Wieczoreli, Mona Hirshfield, Sherill Murry, Loretta Goldstein, Leslie Cooper, Robin Kaplowitz. Third Row: Jan Markowitz, Carol Markowitz, Sue Mc- Namara, Stacey Sydney, Kathy Tatosian, Carann Rosen Feld, Majorie White, Edy Haber, Marcy Packer, Toni Bonavita, Jamie Boondas, Kathy Lewitt. Last Row: Mrs. Reiter, Patti Ciriello, Lolette Williams, Cathy Gold, Cindy Rosenthal, Sylvia Goldschmidt, Phyllis Barbash, Susan Satz, Kathy Gorman, Diane Bowles, Vicki Greenberg, Pierrette Lefkowitz, Diane Gitlin, Mrs. Gittleman. (L. to R.) Inner Row: Martha Bruckner, Lori Saltman, Janet Pavloff, Debbie Bleier, Liz Milch, Zena Rappaport, Peggy Bleifeld, Jocelyn Cope!!, Bonnie Yankowitz, Jeanne Grollman, Loretta Philips, Elaine Listernick, Marlen Gromer, Lin- da Schwartz. Outer Row: Jane Dickie, Linda Calderon, Leslie Thompson, Pauline Powell, Debra Ryons, Tina Isaris, camera shy: Debra Duntin, Rhea Kirsten. 155 Team :gl tfHl iitOfirp 4 f ' I 99f 9 9 9 9 ' m (L. to R.) Oenise D ' Amico, Rosemary Cacciola, Barbie Pokart, Frosine Cham- beris, Mary Burke, Diane Richman, Jackie Lau, Deidre Costa, Virginia Tessi- nari, Angela Zinnanti, Janet Tast, Sandy Finkelstein, Joan Jorgensen, Michele Goldman, Leslie O ' Kane, Cheryl Friedman, Toni Bonavita, Sharon House, Les- lie Thompson, Jane Dickie, Vicki Greenberg, Tina Isaris. Gymnastics Boosters %■ m0 W N wx AW y. ' T Ip- % - t J . ■ 1, . ' V Cheerleaders (L. to R ) Standing: Andrea Lavaris, Beverly Col- lier, Vicki Greenberg, Mrs. O ' Sullivan, Emma Thornton, Jill Labelle, Vicki Rother. Kneeling: Lois Richter, Dale Jacobs, Janet Tast, Sherill Murry, Carol Leffler, Judy Mosby, Roseanne Al- len. In Splits: Mary Burke (co-capt.) and Joan Jorgensen (capt.). m Baby Irving BabyWetz Choo-Choo Stevie Baby Coca-Cola Baby Face Nelson Scotch and Bourbone January Graduate TOMI ABBOTT MINDYACKERMAN I DONALD ALLEN SUSAN ABRAHAM GWYNNEABZUG ARLENEADLER GORDON ADLER -f ALICIA ALBAHAE GWENDOLYN ALLEN ROBERT ACKER TAMI AISENSON LEON ALBERRY ANNMARIEALIOTTA DIONISIO ALVAREZ RONALD AMBROSE JEFFREY AMKRAUT PAULA AMOLS DELORES ANDERSON JOYCE ANDREWS FLORISTEANE ANTHONY JANET APPLEDORF M i f ' f JH 1 HERBERT ARKIN MITCH ARTZT SANDRA ARLISS DEBRAARMSTEAD CORAARONOWITZ MARSHA ASNES abbott, tomi leaders, service aide, chorus. abraham, susan leaders club, volleyball team, basket- ball team. abzug, gwynne arista, senior sing, leaders. acker, robert arista, tennis team, bowling team captain. ackerman, mindy arista, service aide, sing. adier, arlene service aide, leaders, bowling club. adier, gordon arista. aisenson.tami verdict, salmagundi, ecology club. albahae, alicia sing, senior council representative, service. alberry, reon baseball team, track team. aliotta, annmarie modern dance club. alien, donald track team captain, chorus, s. o. representative. alien, gwendolyn service aide. alvarez, dionisio service aide. Spanish newspaper. ambrose, ronald track team, gymnastics team, service aide. amkraut, Jeffrey orchestra, arista, ecology club. amols, paula verdict news editor, leaders club, arista. anthony, floristeane service aide, band. appledorf, janet service aide, chorus. arkin, Herbert service aide. arliss, sandra service aide, chorus. armstead, debra service aide, college representative. aronowitz, cora sing, service aide, booster sale. artzt, mitch service aide, college representative. asnes, marsha arista, s.o. representative, salmagundi. atwetl, kent s.o. president. axelrod, amy service aide. anderson, delores senior class representative, service aide, bowling team. KENTATWELL AMY AXELROD W ' - ' -H ' lS7SS?4 RONALD AXELROD KENNY AXELSON MICHAEL BACCELLIERI ANDREA BACKERMAN LAWRENCE BAILEY JOAN BAKER JANET BAKST KENNETH BALDANZA DONALD BALDOVIN BARRY BALTER PATRICIA BANKS PHYLLIS BARBASH ROBERT BARNES I BENJAMIN BARNEY REGINA BARON BONNIE BARTH DOUGLAS BARTON ELLEN BASKIN WILLABASSEN EDDYBEAUGRIS axelrod, ronald chem. lab. service squad, bio. work- shop, science fair. axelson, kenny service aide. backerman, andrea chorus, service aide. baer, kay service aide. bailey, lawrence service aide. baker, ira service aide, chorus. baker, joan chorus, gymnastics, sing. bakst, Janet arista, service aide. baldovin, donald arista, ecology club, arista executive committee. baiter, barry service aide. barbash, phyllis leaders club, senior class representa- tive, volleyball team. barnes, robert senior class president, orchestra . baron, regina volleyball club, gymnastics club, service aide. barry, pat service aide. barth, bonnie service aide, gymnastics club. barth, bonnie service aide, gymnastics club. bartner, Joseph track team, arista, senior council representative. barton, douglas arista, math team. baskin, ellen arista, sing, nexus senior section editor. bassen,willa sing, yearbook staff, arista. beaugris, eddy soccer tea m . beck, marilyn booster, service aide, leader. beckerman, sandy verdict feature editor, nexus liter- ary editor, sing. bederman, Steve service squad. JOSEPH BARTNER CORINNEBAUMANN SANDY BECKERMAN STEVE BEDERMAN MICHAEL BELENKO K.K IRENE BENJAMIN BARRY BERGER belenko, michael arista, chem. lab. squad, sing. belton, louis gymnastics tarn, track team, audio-visual squad. benedict, gay swim club, sing. benjamin, laura service aide, drama club. s.o. representative. berger, barry arista, track team, nexus. bergknopf, nola boosters, service aide, sing. berkley, marc service aide, Spanish club, sing. berkowitz, debbie service aide. berkowitz, Steve band. berner, denise leaders club, service aide. bernstein, myles stamp club, service aide. bernstein, paul baseball team, service aide. Softball team. bernstein, Steven track team. bershtel, jack track team, folk club. bershtel, ora junior math team captain, arista, inter- national relations club president. berstein, sharon leaders club, service aide, s.o. representative. best, barbara gymnastice. nexus, sing. bethea, gloria basketba 1 1 tea m . bethel, denise service aide. birnbaum, gaile bowling club, chorus, service aide. bivona, robert service aide. Mack, donald arista, senior council representative, s.o. representative. bleecker, sophie salmagundi, potpourri, french club. blik, anita service aide, dance. block, robin arista, math team, editor of math magazine. GAY BENEDICT LAURA BENJAMIN NOLA BERGKNOPF MARC BERKLEY DEBBIE BERKOWITZ STEVE BERKOWITZ JACK BERSHTEL 1 ' ;- ' GLORIA BETHEA DEMISE BERNER ORA BERSHTEL ROBERT BIVONA MYLES BERNSTEIN i ' t DENISE BETHEL mM mM DONALD BUCK kiM PAUL BERNSTEIN SHARON BERSTEIN STEVEN BERNSTEIN BARBARA BEST GAILEBIRNBAUM SOPHIE BLEECKER ANITA BLIK ROBIN BLOCK FELICIA BLOODWORTH DIANE BOWLES GLENN BRACKET! JETAUN BRADLEY CHERYL BRAGHIERI JAYNEBRAIMAN t HARRIET BRANCHE BARRY BRANDY PETER BOWE BARBARA BOWEN DANIEL BRAUNER WILLIAM BREDEN GENEBRENENSON EDWARD BRETTHOLZ DENISE BREWER JAMES BRICE MINDY BRENT bloom, burt s.o. representative, service aide. bloom, evan arista, service aide. bloomfield, alan science fair, audio-visual squad, physics lab. squad. bloomfield, mark bowling team, physics squad. bluestein, michele senior class representative, s.o. store, s.o. representative. blumenthal, paul service aide, Softball team. bobrow, jay baseball team, service aide, bowling team. boetman, mariene service aide. bonavita, antonia gymnastics, leaders club, basketball. boock, ilene service aide, sing. boothman, ann marie dance, service aide. bowen, barbara track team, service aide, black student union. bowles, diane boosters, leaders, volleyball. brackett, glenn handball, track, gymnastics. bradley, jetaun s.o. representative. braghieri, Cheryl service aide. braiman, jayne service a ide . branche, Harriet s.o. representative, boosters, service aide. brandy, barry service aide, basketball team manager. brauner, daniel arista, orchestra, verdict photography editor. breden, William service squad. brenenson, gene arista, library squad, salmagundi. brent, mindy twirlers, program committee, arista. brettholz, edward service aide, tennis team. brewer, denise boosters, chorus, senior class ' representative. brinson, weldon audio-visual squad, chorus. briskin, alan verdict, sing, biology lab. squad. WELDON BRINSON ALAN BRISKIN broadman, michael service aide, gymnastics team, golf club. brody, marilyn arista, folk club, cinema club. brokowsky, saul softball team, service aide. brooks, barry s.o. representative, bowling team. brotman, irwin brown, Cameron service aide. brown, evelyn service aide, black student union. brown, marcia boosters, library squad, service aide. brown, mitch service aide. brown, vincent band, service aide. bryan, James basketball. bryant, bruce band, softball team, french club. buch, daniel physics lab. squad, arista executive gommittee. ecology club. buchwald, paul band. buitrago, janette service aide. bunkley, sharyn boosters, s.o. representative. burack, marjorie service aide, chorus, burke, Jeanne basketball, leaders club, volleyball. burke, mary cheerleaders co-captain, leaders treasur- er, gymnastics. burns, peter service squad, chorus. Spanish club. burton, Joyce sing, salmagundi, tennis team. butensky, Steven arista, gymnastic team. byam, kim booster, Spanish club, gymnastics. bye, peter computer room lab. captain, arista, college representative. IRWIN BROTMAN SAUL BROKOWSKY BARRY BROOKS CAMERON BROWN EVELYN BROWN JANICE BROWN MARCIA BROWN MITCH BROWN VINCENT BROWN DANIEL BUCH SHARYN BUNKLEY AYLISE BRUMS PAULBUCHWALD JEANNE BURKE STEVEN BUTENSKY KIM BYAM JAMES BRYAN BRUCE BRYANT JANETTEBUITRAGO MARJORIE BURACK MARY BURKE PETER BURNS CATHY BULKA DARRYL BURKE JOYCE BURTON JOANNCACCIO Lh LINDA CALLEN DAVID CANTOR callen, linda senior class representative, leaders club. Spanish club. camacho, gonzalo service aide. Campbell, kathy service aide, glee club, dance club. Campbell, gerri service aide, dance club, glee club. canni, linda bowling club. cantor, david track team. carlin, Sandra school production. carlucci, michael s.o. representative, library squad ' carmel, marc basketball team, service aid caron.janie leaders club, service aide. ceron, eloisa gymnastics, service aide. cestero, ralph service aide, track team. chaiken, william ecology club, service aide s o representative, I chamberis, frosine gymnastics, leaders clubr swimming. chamberis, sevasty gymnastics, modern dance, swimming. charney, ross library squad. chase, gary service aide, arista, boat club. chayet, elise arista, sing, salmagundi. chinitz, larry arista, chemistry lab. s.o. representative. chipkin, dave bowling team. GARYCAMUTI MICHAEL CARLUCCI MARC CARMEL JANIECARON ANDRE CARTER LINDA CATALANO ELOISACERON SEVASTYCHAMBERIS JAYCHADWICK JUDITH CHAMPY LYNNCERRIGONE WILLIAM CHAIKEN FROSINE CHAMBERS ROSSCHARNEY RALPH CESTERO GARY CHASE ELISECHAYET LARRY CHINITZ DAVECHIPKIN DANIEL CHISOLM DIANE CHISOLM RICHARD CHU JAYCIERS REBECCACLARK ANNETTE CLEVELAND ARTHUR CLOGS AARON COHEN BARRY COHEN BARRY L.COHEN I BEVERLY COHEN BONNIE COHEN EDIECOHEN GARY COHEN HOLLY COHEN JERRY COHEN MICHAEL COHEN r MICHAEL COHEN MICHAEL L.COHEN SUSAN COHEN DAVID CONN BARRY COLEMAN BEVERLY COLLIER JOANNCONIGLIO chisolm, daniel track team, chorus, b.s.u. chisolm, diane basketball club, track club, volleyball club. chu, richard arista. ciers, jay service aide. Clark, rebecca sing, boosters, orchestra. Cleveland, annette track, service aide, b.s.u . cohen aaron track team, Softball intramural champs. cohen, barry lab. aide. cohen, barry I baseball team, j.v. basketball team. cohen, beverly service aide. cohen, bonnie bowling club. cohen, edie service aide, sing, booster. cohen, holly service aide, chorus, assembly programs. cohen, jerry baseball team, soccer team, basketball team. cohen, michael service aide. cohen, michael s.o. representative. cohen, michael I. arista, sing director, nexus activities editor. cohen, susan arista, college representative, service aide. cohen, susan arista, library squad, bowling club. cohn, david arista, matn team, captain of Softball in- tramural — champions. coleman, voncille dance. collier, beverly cheerleader, dance, b.s.u. coniglio, joann senior class treasurer. coleman, bertha volleyball, basketball, track. SUSAN COHEN VONCILLE COLEMAN BERTHA COLEMAN iU ' tMH I BERT CONWAY SCOTT COOPER JACQUELINE CORAM DEECOSTELLO cook, peggy service aide, chorus, gymnastics. cooper, Cheryl service aide. cooper, melvin service squad, track team. cooper, scott service aide, lunchroom monitor. coopersmith, alan arista, service aide. Corcoran, julie gymnastics, service aide. costello, dee twirlers, service aide. council, deborah black student union, library squad. culbert, connie sing, chorus assistant, service aide. dainer, karen arista leader, verdict, nexus staff. d ' amico, denise gymnastics team, sing, arista. davis, alberta trench club, service squad, attendance monitor. davis, eddie service aide, library squad. davis, jill service aide, booster, s.o. repre.sentative. davis, Willie basketball varsity team co-captain, soft- ball intramural champs, service aide. deacon, John foreign language carnival, senior class representative, gymnastics team. d«an, lisa service aide. de canio, lucille leaders club president, sing, ergo staff. de egidio, edward a. v. squad, stage crew. dees, edward service aide, sing, ergo staff. deitch, laurie service aide, sing, yearbook staff. PEGGY COOK CHERYL COOPER ALAN COOPERSMITH DEBORAH COUNCIL MELVIN COOPER JULIE CORCORAN r i STEPHANIE CRAWFORD CONSTANCE CULBERT DENISED ' AMICO MARK DAVIDSON ALBERTA DAVIS KAREN DAINER JOHN DEACON LUCILLE DECANIO EDWARD DEEGIDIO EDWARD DEES LAURIE DEITCH CAROL DEL COLLE DENNIS DE MARINO ROBERT DERIBERPREY JAYDIER VIVIAN DIGIROLAMO WILLIAM DERMAN DEBRADICK JOSEPHINE Dl LUCA GERRY DIMICELI JEAN DOBRER ELLEN DONDE SUEDONOHUE SHEILA DORSEY MARKDRABKIN LINDA DRAVIN LESLIE DREW BEVERLY DUBOFF MINDYDUBOFF MICHAEL DULBERG OSWALD DWYER JR. deriberprey, robert basketball team, service aide derman, william s.o. representative, salmagundi, orchestra. dick, debra s.o. representative, chorus. dickie, Carolyn service aide. dier, jay tennis team, bowling team, symphonic band. digirolamo, Vivian service aide, tennis club. dimiceli, gerry s.o. representative. dobrer, jean service aide, cinema club, college representative. dolenk, ed track team, basketball team, s.o. representative. donde, ellen volleyball club. donohue, sue service aide, booster. dorsey, sheila gymnastics, chorus, boosters. drabkin, mark a. v. a. squad. dravin, linda arista, trench club, service aide. drew, leslie service aide. duboff, mindy service aide, volleyball club. dulberg, michael arista, political editor of dialogue, service aide. dwyer, Oswald, jr. soccer team. ealey, karyn service aide, attendance monitor, dance. ecuyer, glenn biology lab. squad. KARYN EARLEY NANCY ECKSTEIN GLENN ECUYER edelman, eddy arista, service aide. edelman, lloyd service aide. edelman, myron track team, s.o. representative, phys- ics lab. squad. einhorn, cheryle service aide . eisenman, francine arista, sing, nexus staff. el-azem, leila service aide. elfenbein, terri nexus staff, sing, arista. eliazarian, marie newmanclub. ellis, deborah ecology club, arista, service aide. enoch, vanessa service squad, modern dance. epstein, vicki s.o. representative, service aide, volley- ball team. ezra, liz leaders club. fabrico, frank s.o. representative, service aide, Spanish club. fabrykant, suelen folk club, folk show, service aide. falitz, gail college representative, verdict, college representative. falkowitz, gary leaders club. feeley, noreen service aide. fein, ellen s.o. representative. fein, eric orchestra, verdict, college representative. fein, tinda arista, sing, library squad. ANNEHRENZWEIG CHERYLE EINHORN FRANCINE EISENMAN LEILA EL-AZEM JOYCE ELDER TERRI ELFENBEIN MARIE ELIAZARIAN DEBORAH ELLIS WINSTON ELLIS PHYLLIS ELLISON MITCHELL ENOCH VANESSA ENOCH ALEX EPSTEIN VICKI EPSTEIN FRANK FABRICO SUELENFABRYKANT GAILFALITZ GARY FALKOWITZ ROBERT FARRELL NOREEN FEELEY STEVEN FEINGOLD SHELLY FEIRMAN SHARON FELDMAN GREGORY FENNELL RANDY FERDINAND STEPHEN FERRARA MARLA FIERSON DEBBIE FILAN RICHARD FINKELSTEIN SANDY FINKELSTEIN DEBI FIRESTEIN MICHAEL FELDMAN STEPHANIE FINE NATHAN FLAHERTY ANDREW FLAM DEBRA FLAXBAUM EMILY FLEISCHMAN RICHARD FORD FRANCES FLUG feingold, Steven printing squad. feirman, shelly s.o. representative, service aide. feldman, sharon arista, choral society. fennell, gregory track team, service aide. ferdinand, randy ecology club, Spanish carnival. ferrara, Stephen service aide. fialkoff, ana service aide, senior class treasurer, cine- ma society. fier, elisa arista, s.o. representative, senior council representative. fierson, maria bow lingclub, seriviceaide. file, mark s.o. store. fine, Stephanie verdict, nexus staff, service aide. finkelstein, richard sing, commissioner, nexus faculty editor. finkelstein, sandy senior class secretary, nexus art edi- tor, gymnastic team. firestein, debi booster, sing, gymnastics. fischer, elaine sing, boosters, nexus staff. flaherty, nathan j.v. basketball team, service aide. flam, andrew college representative, class treasurer, intramural basketball team. flaxbaum, debra senior class representative, leaders club, s.o. representative. fleischman, emily service aide, booster. fleming, laverne service aide, booster, s.o. representative. flug, trances arista, sing, verdict. fontana, robert arista, a. v. a. squad, college representative. ford, richard library squad. forman, robert s.o. representative, service aide. forster. robin service aide, leaders club. LAVERNE FLEMING ROBERT FONTANA ROBERT FORMAN ROBIN FORSTER PETER FORTILLA JONATHAN FRANK frank, Jonathan verdict associate editor, arista, sym- phony orchestra. frankel, nancy service aide, sing. fraser, barbara dance showcase, sing. freedman, Sandra leaders. freeman, theresa booster, gymnastics, dance. friedman, cheryl gymnastics club, service aide, chorus. friedman, george arista, track team, baseball team manager. friedman, Joyce leaders club, class president, gym- nastics club. friedman, mitchell lunch ro om squad, lateroom squad, bowling intramurals. friedman, nancy service squad, chorus, tennis club. friedman, neii tennis team, s.o. representative, arista. friedman, sara chorus, modern dance, sing. futrell, James j.v. basketball, service squad. gainer, Kenneth service aide. galson, linda chorus. gandolfi, adriana salmagundi, arista, orchestra. gang, maureen verdict associate editor, arista leader, sing. MICHAEL FOXMAN SCOTT FRAIMAN ARTHUR FRANCIS NANCY FRANKEL BARBARA FRASER SANDRA FREEDMAN BfeijjV- ■ ' waMf J THERESA FREEMAN CHERYL FRIEDMAN iPl LINDA GALSON ADRIANAGANDOLFI MAUREEN GANG ROSLYNN GANGER MERYL GAYNE DEBBIE GANGLOFF CHANTAL GARCIA ROBIN GARCIAN SUSAN GEDAL LINDA GEHRKENS STEVEN GELLMAN MARCIAGELMAN HENRY GERBER NEILGERBER KAREN GIACHINO MICHAEL GIBSON YVONNE GIBSON SANDY GILFILLAN DAVID GIBSON 1 g ■m K i w ' —JSf Sfi P k fe i H SUZANNE GILMAN ganger, roslynn french club, service aide, foreign lan- guage carnival, gangloff, debbie leaders, folk concert, film club, garcia, chantal choral society, s.o. representative, col- lege representative. garcian, robin service aide, sing. gardner, keith arista, senior class sergeant-at-arms. dialogue editor of national affairs. garfen, mindy arista, college representative, sing. garris, roberta international relations club. garvin, bonnie ' sing, service aide. gavin, frank gayne, meryl sing, service aide. gedal, Susan service squad, sing, arista. gedal, Susan service squad, sing, arista. gehrkens, linda sing, dance, service aide. gdlman, steven arista, track team, newspaper. gelman, marcia arista, service aide. gerber, henry orchestra, social studies newspaper, s.o, representative. gerber, neil orchestra, service aide. germain, pierre soccer tea m . gettens, david service aide, gymnastics team. gibson, david service aide. gibson, michael track team. s.o. representative, col- lege representative. gibson, yvonne serivice aide, track team, volleyball team. gilfillan, sandy modern dance, black productions, school productions. gilman, suzanne nexus staff, verdict associate editor, sing. ginsberg, edward service aide. ginsberg, paul bowling team, attendance monitor, baseball team. EDWARD GINSBERG PAUL GINSBERG ginsburg, susan sing, senior class representative, col- lege representative. gittens, leonard service aide. glass, david ergo, arista, math team . glenn, martha student union, dance performances. glick, marion sing, arista, boosters. glogower, debi service aide, s.o. representative. godwin, caro lanne s.o. representative, service aide. gold, Jeffrey s.o. representative, orchestra. gold, paul service aide. goldberg, Carrie boosters, sing. goldberg, tarry sing. gotdhagen, bruce chemistry lab aide, a. v. squad. goldman, karen Spanish carnival, s.o. representative. goldman, michele nexus activities editor, senior class vice-president, gymnastics team. goldman, robin service aide, class secretary, sing. goldman, susan service aide, chorus, bowling club. goldschmidt, sylvia senior council, leaders club secre- tary, arista. goldstein, helene service aide. goldstein, linda arista, leaders, sing. goldstein, paul arista, s.o. representative, orchestra. goldstein, susan arista, nexus faculty editor, sing. goldwater, brenda sing, choraliers. dance club. golob, eileen service aide. golub, devorah sing, tennis club, booster. golub, madelyn arista, nexus staff, sing. gonzalez, joan fencing club, service aide. LEAONARD GITTENS MARTHA GLENN DEBI GLOGOWER DAVID GLASS A Hk n uJ Ji trdl 11 Ih CAROLANNE GODWIN MARION GLICK JEFFREY GOLD CARRIE GOLDBERG LARRY GOLDBERG BRUCE GOLDHAGEN KAREN GOLDMAN MICHELE GOLDMAN ROBIN GOLDMAN SUSAN GOLDMAN SYLVIA GOLDSCHMIDT ALAN GOLDSTEIN HELENE GOLDSTEIN LINDA GOLDSTEIN PAUL GOLDSTEIN SUSAN GOLDSTEIN BRENDA GOLDWATER EILEEN GOLOB DEVORAHGOLUB MADELYNGOLUB JOAN GONZALEZ ALAN GOODHART MICHAEL GOODMAN STEVE GOODMAN JONI GORLITSKY CANDY GOSHGARIAN RENEE GOTTFRIED WILLIAM GOULD ILLONAGOWDEY JONATHAN GRAUMAN PAMELA GREEN RICHARD GREEN DENISE GREENE FRANK GREENE INAGREENSTEIN FRAN GREENWOOD EDWARD GRINACOFF ARTHUR GUEST DEMISE GUROWITZ ELLYN HABER STEVE HAFFNER goodhart, alan service aide, track team, chorus. goodman, michael a. v. squad, guard squad, lighting squad. goodman, steve arista, service aide, business club. gorlitsky, joni arista, leaders club, service aide. goshgarian, candy service aide, bovi ling club, gottfried, renee bowling club. gould, William human relations club, s.o. representa- tive, trench club. grauman, Jonathan arista, chemistry lab squad, sing. green, nina service aide. green, pamela punchball team, service aide, class representative. green, richard track and field. greene, denise dance club, track team, chorus. greenstein, ina service aide, chorus, cheerleader. greenwood, fran s.o. representative, booster, salmagundi. gromis, susan twirlers, carnival, service aide. gross, david s.o. representative. grossman, jeff a. v. squad, service aide. guest, arthur service aide. gurowitz, denise service aide. haber, ellyn chorus, modern dance, language carnival. haleblian, karen service aide. hall, marilyn choral society, modern dance club. KAREN HALEBLIAN MARILYN HALL MORRIS HAMPTON RITA HARDING MARILYN HARRIS hampton, morris basketball team, track team, service aide. harding, rita future teachers association, Spanish club, chorus. Harris, marilyn service aide. Harrison, dorothy chorus, black student union, service aide. hartman, corinne arista, orchestra, leaders club. hasl(in, patricia college representative, booster. heimbinder, david arista, sing, verdict sports editor. Heller, david college office, dialogue editor-in-chief. henekoff, lloyd s.o. representative. Herman, linda political convention. Hersltowitz, ronald sing, arista executive council, dialogue. Heza, edward gymnastics. HigHbaugH, diane booster, orchestra, dance club, hill, elalne service aide. hirscH, mark band, service aide. HirsHfield, mona leaders club corresponding secre- tary. Softball team, volleyball team. Hoadley, deboraH salmagundi, chorus, arista. Hobson, lyndell stage crew, service aide. HocHman, florence . Hochman, marlene dance club, booster, service aide. HocHman, stan service aide. HocHreich, rose bowling club, international relations club, library squad. Hodges, troy . Hoffman, betH chorus, service aide. Hoffman, karen arista, library squad, tennis club. DOROTHY HARRISON ANDREA HARRIS CORINNE HARTMAN PATRICIA HASKIN DAVID HEIMBINDER DAVID HELLER LLOYD HENEKOFF LINDA HERMAN RONALD HERSKOWITZ DIANE HIGHBAUGH DEBORAH HOADLEY STAN HOCHMAN ROSEHOCHREICH MARKHIRSH MONAHIRSHFIELD LYNDELLHOBSON EDWARD HEZA FLORENCE HOCHMAN MARLENE HOCHMAN TROY HODGES BETH HOFFMAN KAREN HOFFMAN GIL HOLLANDER LAWRENCE HOLLINGS JAMES HORAK ROBIN HORN MARGIE HOROWITZ CAMILLEHOSTIN DENISEHUNT RONNIE HYATT MICHAEL IMBROSCI MARIE-JOSEE INNOCENT PAULE INNOCENT FREDERICK IRBY JUDY ISRAEL AUDREY JACKSON ELLAJACKSONBEY BETH JACOBS DALE JACOBS JERRY JAFFE RICHARD JACOBS JOSEPH JAFFE WILLIAM JAFFA horak, james science lab squad, service aide. horn, robin service aide, drama club, Horowitz, margie sing, service aide, booster. hostin, camille soccerteam. huff, leroy industrial arts squad. hunt, denise college office, biology lab, service aide. hyatt, ronnie sing, school productions, language carnival. imbrosci, michael s.o. representative, gym service. Israel, judy service aide, booster. Jackson, audrey bowling club, service squad. jacksonbey, ella chorus, booster. Jacobs, beth college repres ative. s.o. representa- tive, salmagundi art staff. Jacobs, dale cheerleaders, gymnastic club, service squad. Jacobs, richard service aide, handball team, chorus, Jaffa, William track team, service aide. jaffe, jerry arista, verdict associate editor, all-city high school chorus. jaffe. Joseph service aide. jaffess, barbara arista, photography club, service aide. jeffers, sheila boosters captain, band, black student union. jernigan, roy service aide. BARBARA JAFFESS SHEILA JEFFERS ROY JERNIGAN BARBARA JOHANNES Johnson, adelaide sewing club, service aide. Johnson, arnold handball team, track team. Johnson, reginald drama club, poetry readings. Jones, clement service aide. Jones, ginger service aide. Jones, harry lunch room marshall, golf team. Jones, Jacqueline college representative, sing, chorus. Jones, jean sing, senior council, boosters. Jones, mike basketball. Jordan, eugene gymnastics team, track team. Jordan, margie boosters. jorgensen, joan cheerleaders captain, gymnastics team, nexus staff. Joseph, paul track team, service aide, band. kadis, keith service aide. kaloustian, paul service aide. kam, wendy program committee, bowling team, kaminsky, miriam service aide, chorus. kammer, Janet service aide. karanas, james varsity handball team, verdict artist, arista. kardinsky, norman library squad. kase, susan language carnival, college representative, spring chorus concerts. kasner, marcia arista, sing, college office aide. kassoff, mitchell arista, ecology club, math tutor. kasten, ann arista, sing, chorus. katona, lou service aide, auto club. GINGER JONES HARRY JONES MIKEJONES EUGENE JORDAN MARGIE JORDAN JOANJORGENSEN PAUL JOSEPH KEITH KADIS PAULKALOUSTIAN MIRIAM KAMINSKY JANET KAMMER MARJORIE KAPLAN JAMES KARANAS NORMAN KARDINSKY SUSAN KASE MARCIAKASNER MITCHELL KASSOFF ANNKASTEN LOU KATONA ARLENEKATZ BARRY KATZ STEVEN KATZ BARBARA KAUFMAN PENNY KAUFMAN MAUREEN KENNY ROBERT KERRIGAN ALLAN KESSLER JEANNE KEIM LOISKINGSDORF ANNETTE KISHON EDWARD KIRSTEIN MARTIN KITAY katz, davjd arista, audio-visual squad, senior class representative. katz, Steven chorus, math team. kaufman, barbara arista, service aide. kaufman, penny library squad, s.o. representative, booster. kaufman, roberta booster, gymnastics club, dance. kazer, rhonda arista, ergo, fencing club. kazer, rochelle arista, ergo, fencing club. keen, kathy s.o. secretary, arista, salmagundi. keffas, paulette leaders, volleyball team, chorus. keller, Cheryl service aide. keller.john folk music club, drama club, service aide. keller, linda gymnastics club, service aide, salmagundi. kelly, mary basketba 1 1 . kempler, joan arista, audio-visual programming secre- tary, sing. kenigsberg, david arista executive council, s.o. repre- sentative, senior council. kessler, allan verdict, arista executive council, chemis- try lad aide. kessler, lisa art squad, nexus staff, s.o. representative. klem, Jeanne service aide, volleyball. king, gail choral society, s.o. representative, service aide. king, keith track team. kingsdorf, lois Spanish club, arista, program office. kirstein, edward arista, service squad, city-wide sci- ence fair. kishon, annette tw irlers. sing, service aide. kleiman, cindy boosters, bowling club, language carnival. kleiman, steven handball team, math team, arista. klein, barry service aide, baseball team, s.o. representative. CINDY KLEIMAN STEVEN KLEIMAN BARRY KLEIN klein, debbie softbali team, library sqB klein, frederic track team, arista, gymnastics team. klein, laurie service aide, s.o. representative, gymnas- tics club. klein, linda bowling club. klein, steven golf team, band. koch, marcia fencing club, gymnastics club, service aide. koch, margery arista, ergo, ecology club. kokorelis, michael arista, verdict, college representa- tive. kolbowski, Silvia student union. konowitz, elaine sing, bowling club, language carnival kopman, dawn school production, service aide. kornblith, Hilary math team, service aide, it ' s academic. koshkin, sandy baseball team, bowlingteam. kossove, nancie sing, chorus, college representative. kralstein, marcie college representative, arista, gym- nastics club. kraminitz, roger service aide, education and philoso- phy club. krebs, Pamela service aide. krell, Janice arista, service aide. kriegier, laurie s.o. store service, s.o. representative. krohn, ann arista, sing , chorus. kroll, yale arista leader, biology lab squad, krug, ellen service aide. krutchik, martin service aide. kuflik, sheila arista, service aide, tutor aide. kupfer, donna arista, choral society, leaders. kutner, ross computer staff, nexus artist, service squad. lager, marvin arista, audio-visual squad, social studies paper. DEBBIEKLEIN FREDERIC KLEIN LAURIE KLEIN STEVEN KLEIN MARCIA KOCH MARGERY KOCH MICHAEL KOKORELIS SILVIA KOLBOWSKI ELAINE KONOWITZ DAWN KOPMAN PAMELA KREBS HILARY KORNBLITH JANICE KRELL SANDY KOSHKIN NANCIE KOSSOVE JEAN KOVACOFSKY MARGIE KRALSTEIN ROGER KRAMINITZ BARTON KRASNER LAURIE KRIEGLER MARTIN KRUTCHIK SHEILA KUFLIK DONNA KUPFER ROSSKUTNER MARVIN LAGER ROBIN LAIKEN VICTOR LAMBERT IRA LAMPERT i CARRIE LANDAU BARBARA LANDER UUREN UNOWITZ PAULLASKIN ALFRED LAU RICHARD LEBOIS SHARON LEIB STUART LEIBOVITCH GARYLEIBOWITZ PETER LEITNER CAROL LERNER ROBIN LERNER DEAN LESSER ELAINE LETTIERI CHARLES LEVAK STUART LEVIN ALEXLEVINE lambert, victor service aide. lampert, ira s.o. representative, chemistry lab aide, service aide. landau, carrie arista, sing, school play. lander, barbara service aide. lanowitz, lauren sing, bowling club, service squad. leckner, philip arista, audio-visual aide, biology lab squad. lederman, ira s.o. store manager, nexus photogra- pher, s.o. representative. lee, Jessica booster, service aide, chorus. lehman, lawrence arista, college advisory service, dia- logue editor-in-chief. leib, Sharon choir, twirlers, human relations repre- sentative. leibovitch, stuart tennis team, senior class council, leaders. leitner, peter arista executive member, library squad, ecology club. lerner, carol arista, library squad, language carnival. lerner, carol arista, service aide. lesser, dean gymnastics club, leaders, college representative. lettieri, elaine bowling club, vollleyball club, tennis club. levak, Charles biology lab aide. levi, ellen sing, service aide, s.o. office aide. levin, Stuart cutting office squad, orchestra. levine, alex arista, tennis team, bowling team. levine, carol arista, s.o. representative, fencing club. levine, debbie service aide, leaders club, arista. CAROL LEVINE DEBBIE LEVINE levine, helisse service aide, college representative, s.o. representative. levine, roslyn boosters, s.o. representative, gymnas- tics club. levine, steve folk concerts, senior class representa- tive. levlss, carey s.o. congressman. levltan, Charles math team, college repre sentative! arista. levitsky, alicia Spanish club, lab squad. levy, marcia arista, sing, dance club, levy, martin service aide. lew, Curtis track team, arista, nexus photographyl staff. lewis, Jennifer service, ecology club, cinema club. Iiben,ellen service squad. liebhaber, maxine program committee, nexus activi- ties editor, sing. i J lipschitz, James concert band, lab squad, library - ' i squad. lipstein, michael bowling team, golf team, s.o. representative. iiptzin, ruth service aide, cafeteria aide, volleyball club. liss, farrel orchestra. litsakis, Joanna arista, service aide. loeb, pauline salmagundi, arista. locke, honey chorus. london, beth s.o. representative, class treasurer, boosters. lonoff, jon sing, verdict, salmagundi. lopez, alicia booster, chorus, black student union lorintz, pam leaders, sing, arista. STEVE LEVINE CHARLES LEVITAN ALICIA LEVITSKY MARCIA LEVY MARTIN LEVY CAREY LEVISS SUSAN LEVY JENNIFER LEWIS RAYMOND LEWKOW ELLEN LIBEN MAXINELIEBHABER MAUREEN LIGHTBODY DANA LINDEN JAMES LIPSCHITZ MICHAEL LIPSTEIN RUTH LIPTZIN PARREL LISS JOANNA LITSAKIS PAULINE LOEB BETH LONDON JON LONOFF ALICIA LOPEZ PAM LORINTZ BRUCE LOVITCH JODYLUBOFF ARTHUR LUGER ROBERT LUINI THOMAS LUPO LOWELL LUSTIG DENNIS MABEN STEVE MALAWER WILLAMALCOW MADELYN MALLONE JONATHAN MALTZ JAN MARKOWITZ ILONKAMARASINSKI LINDA MARKELOFF KARLA MARSHALL lovitch, bruce service aide, english bookroom aide. luboff , judy leaders club, chorus, bowling club. lupo, thomas service aide, s.o. representativ e. lustig, lowell band. mabry, zelda boosters, volleyball, leadership class. macerollo, maritina s.o. representative, service aide, danceclub. magolnick, marlene service aide. maher, patricia service aide, bowling club. majewski, marc chess team captain, senior math team, math office service squad. malcow, willa international relations club, library squad, program committee. maltz, Jonathan service aide. manley, audree choral society, leader, basketball team. manowitz, robin arista, leader, volleyball team captain. tnarkeloff, linda service aide, language carnival, arista, markowitz, jan leaders club, sing, volleyball team. marshall, karia dance class, french club, service aide. marshall, sandra masloff, Jackie ergo editorial board, salmagundi edito- rial board, arista. massetti, maureen Spanish club. s.o. treasurer. SANDRA MARSHALL MARIE MARZOCCA JACKIE MASLOFF MAUREEN MASSETTI JOSEPH MASTRANTONI JEAN MATCOVSKY maurer, randi arista, school presentation. mavroson, nicholas biology prep squad. mayer, wendy service aide. mazlumian, gary service aide. mc caffrey, thomas gymnastics team. mc clendon, rosalyn boosters, dance club, mc gue, winfield sing, audio-visual aide. mc ken, michelle future teachers club, boosters, gym leader. meder, ray service squad. meddoff, susan chorus, library squad, sing. megherian, narrek service aide. meissel, samn nexus staff. mellen, cheryl ergo executive business manager, class treasurer, ecology club secretary. meltzer, randy poetry reading, g.f.e. squad, salmagundi. mendelson, honey arista, booster club, service squad. mendola, Joseph service aide. merrill, joy sing, s.o. congressman, service aide. messenger, andrew arista, hall patrol service, inter- national relations club. messling, faye gymnastics club, service aide. meth, cary baseball team. DOROTHEA MATELLI NANETTE MATELLI RAND! MAURER NICHOLAS MAVROSON SHARON MAYER WENDY MAYER GARY MAZLUMIAN THOMAS McCaffrey LINDA McCain ROSALYN McCLENDON WINFIELDMcGUE MICHELLE McKEN MICHAEL McKEON LARRY McMILLON STANLEY McPHERSON SUSAN MEDDOFF NARREKMEGHERIAN SAMNMEISSEL CHERYL MELLEN RANDY MELTZER HONEY MENDELSON JOSEPH MENDOLA JOY MERRILL ANDREW MESSENGER FAYEMESSLING MICHELLE METIER KENNY MEYERS WANDA MIETHER WAYNE MIETHER JUNE MILLER MIRA MILLER ROBERT MILLER GLEAN MILLINGTON BARBARA MILLS LINDELA MILTON DAVID MINDLIN ELLIOT MINNS v JOANMIRABELLA I : NANCY MIREL MARCMITTLEMAN HOWARD MODELL GREGORY MOORE SHARON MOORE LINDA MORELLO MARTIN MORGENBESSER THOMAS MORRELLO metter, michelle arista, ergo, twirler. meyers, kenny bowling team. j.v. basketball, golf team. miller, June student union. miller, mira service aide, language carnival, sing. miller, robert stamp club, international relations club. mindlin, david arista, library squad, college office aide. minns, elliot track, handball. mirabelia, joan sing, booster, service aide. mirel, nancy sing, service aide, language carnival. mittleman, marc bowling team, service aide. modell, howard arista, computer club, ergo. molder, robin arista, chorus, s.o. representative. mongelluzzo, Joanne modern dance. moore, Sharon service aide. morello, linda service aide, band, orchestra. morgenbesser, martin ergo editor, verdict associate editor, arista executive board. morrello, thomas s.o. representative. morris, dunstan chorus, band. morris, michelle afro-american club. s.o. representa- tive, senior class representative. morris, myles service aide. DUNSTAN MORRIS MICHELLE MORRIS LILLITH MORRIS MYLES MORRIS morton, paul arista, library squad, salmagundi. moss, jodi s.o. representative, service aide. moss, michelle boosters, track team, black student union. mushkin, barbara service aide, salmagundi. myles, ellen drama club, service aide, verdict. naftelberg, Steven s.o. representative, school presen- tation, attendance monitor. nagelberg, joy nexus associate editor, senior council, sing. naparsteck, cliff college office aide, guidance office aide. nassberg, paula service aide, arista, language carnival. nebel, Joyce arista, program committee, sing. negrin, Joseph service aide. neiditch, audrey service aide, arista, language ■ carnival. nelson, gregory service aide. nemzer, maxine arista, service aide, language carnival. ' neubell, beth service aide, educational philosophy - club. ' newton, claudla folk concert. nichol, richard track team. s.o. representative, dia- logue editor. nierenberg, alan band, service squad, arista. noel, mireille service aide. nordwind, richard golf team, verdict, arista. nusbaum, peri service aide, chorus. nussbaum, ted service aide. o ' donohue, mel oldfield, norene arista, nexus art editor, ergo. PAUL MORTON ROSELEEMOSKOWITZ i K fc MICHELLE MOSS ELLEN MYLES JOY NAGELBERG BARBARA MUSHKIN STEVEN NAFTELBERG CLIFF NAPARSTECK PAULA NASSBERG JOYCE NEBEL JOSEPH NEGRIN AUDREY NEIDITCH GREGORY NELSON MAXINENEMZER BETH NEUDELL CLAUDIA NEWTON RICHARD NICHOL ALAN NIERENBERG JOELNITZBERG MIREILLENOEL RICHARD NORDWIND PERI NUSBAUM TEDNUSSBAUM REGINALD ODOM MELCTDGNOHUE NORENtOLDFIELD DALEOLSHANSKY NANCY OMCIKUS MOHAMMED OMER CARON ORIEL SUSAN ORLOFF LINDA ORSOLINI PATRICIA ORTOLANO ROBERT PACE MARCY PACKER PETER PARASCO JUNEPARRIS MARC PASETSKY DOROTHY PASS JAN PASTERNACK SUSAN PASTERNACK BARBARA PATTERSON GREGORY PATTERSON KEVIN PATTERSON CARRIE PEAKE ELLEN PEARL GERALINE PEARL MARGY PEARL STEPHEN PEARLMAN JEFFREY PECKAGE JACQUELINE PELTZMAN omcikus, nancy band, service aide. oriel, caron service aide. orloff, susan boosters, service aide. orsolini, linda service aide. ortolano, Patricia service aide. pace, robert track team. packer, marcy leaders club president, orchestra, bas- ketball team. parasco, peter gymnastics club, chem lab service, col- lege representative. pasetsky, marc service aide. pass, dorothy volleyball, booster, baseball. pasternack, susan arista, library aide. Patterson, kevin college representative, service aide, CO. representative. peake, carrie chorus, library aide. pearl, ellen arista, sing, nexus staff. pearlman, Stephen arista, sing, radio-biology club. peckage, Jeffrey library squad, s.o. representative, chorus. peltzman, Jacqueline service aide. perge, vivien arista, folk club, biology prep squad. preovich, susan service aide. VIVIEN PERGE SUSAN PEROVICH KEITH PERRIN RONALD PETTAWAY IRENE PICKETT pettaway, ronald gymnastics, chorus. pickett, irene arista, library squad, language carnival. pincus, arlene human relations club, poetry reading. pinkow, elise s.o. representative. pisana, robert s.o. representative. pokart, barbie nexus associate editor, senior class treasurer, gymnastics team. pollak, alan orchestra, service aide. pollak, Jeffrey service aide. pollak, sandy bowling club. poilln, edra arista. poses, ilene service aide, leaders. pozner, donna ' ' arista, leaders club, library squad. prime, liza gymnastics club, language carnival, college representative. puchniak, Judith s.o. representative, bowling club, service aide. quinn, John chorus. rabin, phyllis s.o. store manager, s.o. representative, sing. rackmil, Jeffrey service squad, photography club, s.o. representative. radish, jo ann arista, nexus photography editor, verdict. rand, alexis s.o. representative, school production, sing. randall, patricia booster, sing, arista. rappaport, Joanne salmagundi, ergo, arista. CARLTON PIERRE ARLENE PINCUS ELISE PINKOW pKfM ROBERT PISANA BARBIE POKART ALAN POLLAK JEFFREY POLLAK SANDY POLLAK DANIEL PRINSTEIN JACKIE PROCTOR JUDITH PUCHNIAK JOHNQUINN PHYLLIS RABIN JEFFREY RACKMIL JO ANN RADISH ALEXIS RAND PATRICIA RANDALL JOANNE RAPPAPORT STEVEN RAPPAPORT WILLIAM RATH TOWANDA REESE GWENDA REEVES HARVEY REICH MICHAEL REICH SANDY REICH NORMAN REIN Mm M DONNA REINHOLD SOLREISCHER RANDI REISS BETH RESNICK JOHN REYNOLDS RAY REYNOLDS DWIGHT RICHARDS LOCKSLEY RICHARDS ZELDA RICHARDSON rappaport, Steven s.o. representative, service aide. ray, vicki bowling club, language carnival. reeves, gwenda service aide. reich, harvey chemistry squad. reich, richael grade advisors squad captain, comput- er club. reich, sandy reid, amaza nexus staff, chorus. rein, norman g.f.e. squad. reinhold, donna booster, band. reiss, randi drama club. relkin, jeff a rista, computer club, Spanish office. resnick, beth service aide, tviiirlers, s.o. representative. reynolds, ray college office aide, class president, gym leader. richards, dwight soccer team . richards, locksley band, orchestra, service aide. richardson, zelda booster, service aide, choral society. richter, lois cheerleaders, modern dance club, arista. riemma, Joseph gymnastics team, track team. ringler, michael chemistry lab squad, service aide. rizza, Steve service aide. rizzo, joe baseball. MICHAEL RINGLER ROSE RIOS STEVE RIZZA JULIAN ROBINSON DEBORAH ROKER roker, deborah library squad, class officer, glee club. rollo, dena student union, s.o. representative. rosalimsky, karen sing, service aide. rose, roberta sing, nexus staff. rosen, mark service aide, ecology club. rosenberg, robert arista, s.o. representative, basket- ball team manager. rosenberg, robin salmagundi. rosenberg, robin verdict, sing, arista. rosenblith, steven arista, orchestra, library squad. rosenthal, don s.o. representative, bowling team, lan- guage carnival. rosenthal, shelley s.o. representative, service aide. ross, alan chemistry lab squad, verdict photo-editor, nexus staff. roth, roger arista, library squad. rothenstein, barbara service aide, library squad. rother, vicki cheerleaders, service aide, gymnastics team. rousso, alan gymnastics team, track team, chorus. rubin, ronald baseball team. rubinstein, helen arista, service aide. sacerdote, denise senior council representative. sacks, Steven s.o. representative, service aide. salvato, alda ann play production, leader, service aide. salvato, roseanne Sanders, ira fencing team, library squad, chess club. DENA ROLLO KAREN ROSALIMSKY ROBERTA ROSE fVlARK ROSEN ROBERT ROSENBERG ROBIN ROSENBERG ROBIN ROSENBERG STEVEN ROSENBLITH DON ROSENTHAL SHELLEY ROSENTHAL ROGER ROTH BARBARA ROTHENSTEIN VICKI ROTHER -4 - RONALD RUBIN ALAN ROUSSO STEPH5N RUBIN HELEN RUBINSTEIN LINDA RUSSELL RICHARD RUTKOWSKI DENISESACERDOTE STEVEN SACKS ALDAANNSALVATO ROSEANNE SALVATO IRA SANDERS EILEEN SAVAGE MARIANNE SANTARELLI JACKIE SARETT PETER SARRIS DERROL SAWYER ROBIN SAXON FRANK SCAGLIONE PAUL SCALES R GINA SCALZO AMY SCAROLA DANNY SAUNDERS WAYNE SCHACK LESTER SCHECTERSON SHELDON SCHEINERT MYRA SCHENKMAN ELLEN SCHIFF RUSSELL SCHIFF ADRIENNESCHISSELL SHELLY SCHLAKS BETHSCHLANSKY RAYMOND SCHLEIF santarelli, marianne service aide. sarett, Jackie service aide. s.o. representative. sarris, peter arista, language office aide, chorus. saunder, danny arista. saxon, robin service aide. scaglione, franic chorus, service aide. scales, paul orchestra. scaizo, regina band. scarola, amy senior council representative. sckacl(, wayne service aide. schanerman, shelly service aide, bowling club. schanhaut, harris sing photographer. schechter, doreen student union. schecterson, tester service aide. sciieinert, Sheldon chemistry prep lab, service aide, arista executive council. schenkman, myra service aide. schiff, ellen chorus, bowling club, nexus staff. schissell, adrienne boosters, service aide, si ng. schlaks, shelly service aide. schlansky, beth sing choreographer, salmagundi, po- etry readings. schleif, raymond nexus staff photographer, sing, light- ing squad. schlesinger, joan arista, sing, nexus staff. schlesinger, mel schnapp, alien senior class vice-president, nexus busi- ness editor, school store manager. schnapp, wayne student store manager, fencing team, sing, nexus photographer. Schneider, felice service aide. Schneider, fred ergo editor-in-chief, lighting and sound squad co-captain, computer lab assistant. FELICE SCHNEIDER FRED SCHNEIDER schoer, carl college office aide, computer math, serv- ice aide. schreier, Hillary band, orchestra, booster. schreiner, robert service aide schulman, lynn school production, softball club, service aide. Schuster, ellen s.o. representative, service squad, booster. schwager, jack service aide. s.o. representative. schwalb, barbara service aide. Schwartz, bruce service aide, basketball team assis- tant manager, senior class representative. Schwartz, david service squad. Schwartz, jeff service aide. Schwartz, lynn arista, service aide. Spanish club. Schwartz, michelle arista, sing. s.o. represnentative. Schwartz, rena swimming club, bowling club, chorus. Schwartz, robin service aide. s.o. representative. Schwartz, susan arista executive committee, ergo edi- tor, sing. schwarz, jerry arista, service aide, it ' s academic. sclafani, maryann booster. sealy, linda boosters, volley ball, leadership class. segal, laney service aide. seidman, nicole college representative, constitution- al convention delegate, bowling club. seigel, howard arista, physics lab prep squad, college representative. sender, michael shahidi, parviz soccer team, service aide, class president. Shapiro, adah arista, service squad captain. CARL SCHOER HILLARY SCHREIER PETER SCHNEIDKRAUT pff H F M ■1 L m w LYNN SCHULMAN ROBERT SCHREINER JACK SCHWAGER ELLEN SCHUSTER BARBARA SCHWALB BRUCE SCHWARTZ DAVID SCHWARTZ FRED SCHWARTZ JEFF SCHWARTZ LYNN SCHWARTZ MICHELLE SCHWARTZ RENA SCHWARTZ ROBIN SCHWARTZ SUSAN SCHWARTZ JERRY SCHWARZ LISETTE SCIASCIA MARYANN SCLAFANI LINDA SEALY LANEY SEGAL NICOLE SEIDMAN HOWARD SEIGEL MICHAEL SENDER TERESA SERRITELLA PARVIZSHAHIDI ADAH SHAPIRO ARLENE SHAPIRO DEBBYESHAW DAVID SHERMAN JEFFREY SHEBITZ MINDYSHIKORA BARRY SHAPIRO ROBERT SHERMAN MARILYN SHORR JAYSCHULTZ EDWARD SHAPIRO SUSAN SHERR LINDA SICOLI CLAUDIA SIEGEL WILLIAM SIEGEL ILENESIEGELMAN KENSIKORSKI DEBBIE SILBER NANCY SILBERBERG ELLEN SILVER JUDYSILBERSTEIN LAURIE SILVER STUART SILVERBERG TODDSILVERBLATT Shapiro, arlene service aide. Shapiro, barry french club, international carnival, se- niorclass representative. shaw, debbye boosters, chorus, cheerleaders. shebitz, Jeffrey chorus, sing. sher, joel arista, math magazine editor, college representative. Sherman, david verdict, biology lab squad, arista. Sherman, robert baseball team, service aide. sherr, susan s.o. store, bowling club. shikora, mindy service aide, booster, s.o. representative. shorr, marilyn bowling team, service squad, Spanish newspaper. sidor, sue service aide. siegel, Claudia s.o. representative, service aide. siegel, William verdict, editor-in-chief, arista, radiation- biology club. siegelman, ilene gymnastics, service aide. silber, debbie ' ' business administrative assistant, serv- ice aide, booster. silberberg, nancy Spanish club, bowling club, library squad. silberstein, judy arista, s.o. representative, silver, ' laurie service aide, volleyball club. silverblatt, todd arista, service aide. Silverman, barbara college representative, senior class representative, language carnival. silverstein, alan library squad, college office aide, sci- ence newspaper. silton, reba arista, sing, bowling club. BARBARA SILVERMAN ALAN SILVERSTEIN Simmons, daniel black student union. simonian, ronnie service aide. Simons, paula service aide. Sims, laurie service aide, Spanish club, booster. sklar, barry tennis team, bowlingteam. sklar, lyn service aide, Spanish club, gymnastics club. slamowitz, richard arista, s.o. representative, sing. siodzina, evalyn service aide, s.o. representative. slutsky, richard sing co-musical director, nexus pho- tographer, arista. smalls, Curtis track team co-captain. smith, James orchestra. i smith, reina gymnastics, basketball, service aide. ! smith, rodney fencing, gymnastics, service aide. smith, scott track team, orchestra. smolin, michael service aide. smoller, Joyce s.o. store, transportation office, sing. snyder, renny arista executive council, foreign lan- guage office, dialogue. sobel, michael orchestra. speisman, robert stp representative, service aide. spiegeiman.tina twirlers. spielvogel, don s.o. store, lunchroom squad, service aide, spivak, audrey sing, nexus staff. RAND! SIMON RONNIE SIMONIAN 111 PAULA SIMONS LAURIE SIMS BARRY SKLAR RICHARD SLAMOWITZ STEPHEN SLAMOWITZ EVALYN SLODZINA RICHARD SLUTSKY CURTIS SMALLS GAIL SMITH JAMES SMITH REINA SMITH RODNEY SMITH SCOTT SMITH ROBERT SPEISMAN TINA SPIEGELMAN DON SPIELVOGEL AUDREY SPIVAK . ' RICK SPOSTA PATRICIA ST AVIS SHARISTECKLER GAIL STEIN GINNY STEIN SHELDON STEIN GARRY STEINBERG JEFFREY STEINBERG JEFFREY STERN REBECCA STERNBERG ROBERT STOLL MARTIN STOPEK BARBARA STRAUSS KATHY SULLIVAN SANDRA SUSSMAN JAYE SUTTON STEVE SWIRSKY JEFFREY SWYER JOANNESYMS LESLIE TACK ALANTAKSLER ELLIOT TANENBAUM TERRETANNEBAUM JEFFREY TARRAND sposta, rick baseball team, soccer team. s.o. representative. stavis, patricia arista, sing, senior class representative. steckler, shari service aide. stein, gail service aide, gymnastics club, modern dance. stein, ginny service aide. stein, Sheldon s.o. representative, class treasurer. Steinberg, garry biology service squad, leaders. Steinberg, Jeffrey band, library squad, college office squad, stern, Jeffrey band. Sternberg, rebecca Strauss, barbara arista, biology lab squad, service aide. Sullivan, kathy service aide. sussman, sandra sing, boosters, service aide. sutton, jaye s.o. representative, service aide. swirsky, Steve verdict managing editor, fencing team manager, nexus senior section editor. swyer, Jeffrey service aide, tennis team. syms, JO anne representative. roosters, chorus, senior class tack, leslie band, orchestra. taksler, alan service aide. tanenbaum, elliot chorus, service aide. tanenbaum, terre volleyball. tarrand, Jeffrey band, labsquad. tast, Janet cheerleaders, gymnastic team, nexus staff. tatarsky, laurie college representative, service aide. taub, meryt arista, service aide, gymnastics club. taub, rose-ellen arista, service aide, college represent- ative. MERYL TAUB ROSE-ELLEN TAUB taxin, melanie arista, sing, leaders club. taylor, linda service aide. tell, mike service aide, track team. temkin, marilyn chemistry lab squad, arista, arista tutorial program. tenet, george soccer team, verdict associate editor, nexus editor-ln-chlef . tenet, wiliiam verdict sportswrlter, arista, soccer team manager. tepper, jill arista, service aide. teresko, joanle service aide. teresko, mike basketball team, service aide, college office aide. tesser, bonnie bowling club, s.o. representative. thomas, caroiyn service aide, bowling club. thornton, emma cheerleaders, service aide. tracey, robert arista, library squad, s.o. representative. trachtman, arleen sing, service squad. tucker, lorraine arista, leaders, service aide. tucker, michael service squad. ulrich, donna drama club. unger, rickl chorus. Valentino, lorraine vanacore, lois attendance monitor. vance, caroiyn s.o. treasurer, college representative, s.o. representative. varley, patricia booster, service squad, chorus. verni, cosmo service aide, school production. vorensky, abraham sing. Spanish carnival, library squad. vosges, josianne basketball club, handball club, boosters. wachsstock, rand orchestra, college office aide. GEORGE TENET WILLIAM TENET MARILYN TEMKIN MIKE TERESKO BONNIE TESSER DONNA ULRICH RICKIEUNGER LORRAINE VALENTINO LOISVANACORE CAROLYN VANCE JEANMARIEVANSLYKE PATRICIA VARLEY COSMO VERNI JOSEPH VITIELLO ABRAHAM VORENSKY JOSIANNEVOSGES RANDWACHSSTOCK SHARON WALD PETER WALDBURGER JESSE WALKER SCOTT WALKER LESLIE WAPNITSKY CINDY WARANTZ EDDIE WASHINGTON ROSLYN WATSON JEFFREY WEBER BARRY WEINBAUM KENNETH WEINER RICHARD WEINER FRANWEINSTOCK GARY WEINSTOCK STUART WEINSTOCK SARAH WEISBORD MITCHELL WEISER JACKWEISKOTT BARRY WEISS mil SUSAN WEISSBERGER DANAWEISSMAN ERICA WEST DEBBI WHITE wald, Sharon college representative, service aide walker, jesse service aide, basketball team, bowling club. walker, scott Spanish club, salmagundi, sing. wapnjtsky, leslie service aide, sing, arista. warantz, cindy arista, leaders club, gymnastics club. weber, Jeffrey service aide, ecology club. Washington, eddie track team, class president. watson, roslyn booster, service aide. wax, jeff gym leader, math team. weinbaum, barry service aide. weiner, richard verdict, arista, service aide. weiner, kenneth library squad. weinstock, fran s.o. treasurer, s.o. representative. weinstock, gary biology lab squad, track team, arista executive committee. weinstock, Stuart library squad. weisbord, sarah bowling club, service aide. weiser, amy arista, service aide, library squad. weiser, mitchell class representative. weiskott, jack bowling team, g.f.e. squad, salmagundi. weiss, barry sing, salmagundi, gymnastics, weiss, joan arista, student union, service aide. weiss, rita boosters, bowling club, sing. weissman, dana orchestra, service aide. west, erica service aide, arista. white, marjorie leaders club, sing, library squad. white, theressa volleyball club, basketball club, black student union. wieczorek, Virginia leaders club vice-president, bowl- ingclub, volleyball team. MARJORIE WHITE THERESSA WHITE VIRGINIA WIECZOREK wilensky, nancy service aide, Williams, gladstone track team. Williams, gwendolyn dance club, s,o, representative, service aide. Wilson, Chris bowling team, service aide. winoker, patrice college office aide, band, gym secretary. winsten, barry service aide, witson, karen arista, folk club, cinema club, wlodinguer, victor service aide, a. v. a, squad, wolberg, mitchell verdict photography editor, handball team, orchestra, wolf, Steven service squad, gymnastics club, bowding team. wolff, caren arista, senior cmincil representative, col- lege representative. woll, susan service aide, boosters. wool, Julius arista, verdict staff, a. v. squad. wren, edith service aide, wright, sheryl service aide, orchestra, fashion show. yankowitz, jack band, service squad, yanover, marlene s.o. representative, service aide. yass, Janice service aide, sing. yohai, claire arista, service squad, s.o. publicity. york,jeff service aide. yorke, michael gymnastics team, tennis team, band. youngerman, jay a. v. a. squad, auditorium squad, ex- ecutive committee-arista, zaccaria, wiltiam basketball j.v., arista, service aide. JAMES WILBER NANCY WILENSKY I GLADSTONE WILLIAMS GWENDOLYN WILLIAMS CHRIS WILSON PATRICE WINOKER BARRY WINSTEN KAREN WITSON VICTOR WLODINGUER CAREN WOLFF SHERYL WRIGHT MICHAEL YORKE MITCHELL WOLBERG JACK YANKOWITZ JEFF YORK STEVEN WOLF SUSAN WOLL JULIUS WOOL MARLENEYANOVER JAYYOUNGERMAN WILLIAM ZACCARIA NANCY ZAKS CLIFTZALIS zaks, nancy arista, service aide, nexus staff. zaiis, clift service aide. zandstein, iris service aide, gymnastics club, nexus staff. zann, lucy drama, service aide. zief, Vivian service aide. zendell, judy arista, college representative, sing. zucker, jody service aide, lab aide, f rench club. zucker, michael stamp club, service aide. IRIS ZANDSTEIN LUCY ZANN RICHARD CANNON JUDY ZENDELL JODY ZUCKER MICHAEL HARTIN MICHAELZUCKER IN MEMORY OF DENISE GUROWITZ To someone we all knew and loved, whose ambition in life was to write. This is a part of her she leaves behind. As I sit and watch the rain Wonder if I will regain the confidence that I once knew as someone sweet and nice as you. I often sit and wonder why, Your desire to say good-bye When memories soon descend The longand lonely nitewill end. (This is the response from her classmates) There are no words, There is sympathy. There is grief. There is understanding, There are memories And prayers, and love. But there are no words ... ! 239 MM ' Robert Alexander Jerry Amello Chris Angyal Harvey Arnold Kenny Baldarig Henry Baike Edwin Banks Robert Blank Gertrude Bowman Denlse Brandt Gayle Brown Diane Bryant James Burts Michele Caruso James Castusco Joe Cipriani Stuart CItrIn William Coco Joseph CongelosI JoConiglio Carl Cross Umberto Cunningham Roberta Damen Jucllle Danis Leslie Deas Louis Denbaum Louis DiMarco Stephen Doone Kenneth Drum Gail Dunn Thomas Dunphy Roger Earllch Gary Ecker Thomas Etheridge George Ferenezi Steve Ferrer David Fisher Derrick Flair Michael Gallione Eddie Gates DominickGenna Eric Gentry Denise Gilmore Howard Goldberg Gary Goldman Lynette Gordon Milton Gouskas Vincent Graffeo MikeGrimaldi Brian Hamilton Ralph Horowitz Valentine Horvath John Hirscilowitz Michael Jackson Maurice James Harvey Johnson Mark Johnson David Jones Stephen Kaner Barbara Kennedy Katherine Knight Robert Larken Tammy Lawhorn Brad Librizzi Kenneth Loewy Howard Lender Sandy Loyd Ronald Mandler Dennis Maronaty Phillip Martinale Willie McClamb Danny Miles Marjorie Milner Denise Minns Robert Mirra Joseph Morse Rose Moss Fran Newman Julian Nicholas Marilyn Nicokeris Henry Nixon William Norris Robert Nosworthy Alan Nutes William Otten Frank Pastore Seth Peek Yvonne Peele Harry Plastik Neil Posner Owen Powers Ken Rashbaum Lawrence Reeder Faye Richman Cheryl Robinson Sheryll Roffe Gene Rucchio Daryl Ruffin Jonathan Ryweck Danny Sadur Joanne Salvato Ellen Schwartz Joseph Schwartz Amy Seidman Raymond Sheppard Dorothy Slater David Smikle Ronnie Sorensen Ronald Steinbaum Douglas Stuart Mark Suckle Reginald Taylor Cheryl Termo Deborah Turman John Turck Helen Ward Alfonzo Williams Irwin Williams Robert Williams Joseph Zazzi To break copies Fran Newman Julian Nicholas Marilyn Nicokeris Henry Nixon Acknowledgements Life Magazine Pages 6, 12, 14 Mrs. Joseph Chu — Sketches Page 35 LeonSerchuk Bill Derman Schnapp Studios Together Magazine, August-September, 1970, @1970byThe Methodist Publishing House Eugene Anthony — Girl in the field RossKutner — Pg. 243 ' Curtis Lew — Cover design JQ! flDVERTISINS:  ( 1 M PACE II Photographers 1305 Newkirk Avenue Brooklyn, New York 11230 856-7251 Area Code 212 Best Wishes To The Second Graduating Class of Cardozo Your photographers Hy Rosen SyHassen REED AND COMPANY Designers and Creators of Fine Jewelrey Class Rings — Pins — Keys — Medals 15 West 38th Street New York 18, New York PEnnsylvania 6-6965 Compliments Of Huber Allied, Inc. 148 Lafayette Street New York, New York 10013 The Parents Association Extend Its Congratulations To The Second Graduating Class Of Cardozo High School Best Wishes To Our Graduating Class Of 71 From B. 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Senior Class Officers Robert Barnes, President Michele Goldman, Vice-President Allen Schnapp, Vice-President Sandy Finkelstein, Secretary Barbie Pokart, Treasurer Reggie Taylor, Treasurer Keith Gardner, Sergeant-at-Arms Curtis Lew, Sergeant-at-Arms Daniel Cohen, Advisor Poco! Pocol Pocol Poco! From R.S. to M.G. our photographer B.G. — Friends till the end — L.D. To my favorite human — myself — Michael Lee Cohen Mr. Ben Michelson Compliments of . Mr. Mauri Weiner . . College Advisor Lowell Lustig Martin Van Buren S.O. The Fifth Estate Good luck — Ken Gershon Best Wishes — Bernard Cohen Good-Bye Cardozo; Love Ellen ' |ey; Wayne Resnick I the end and still be you — .u wir 5H ;i ue( Mrs. misenfeld Eric Simon Good Luck and Best Wishes — Mr. Dan Cohen Abe Lincoln promised the king of Siam we ' d defend thailand I leave this school my hat — L.E. The inert gas expert — J. Masloff To the victor goes the spoils May Otis bless forever — Al Rousso Best Wishes to the class of ' 71 Mrs. S. Civin Please help Mr. Marin to eyeball it Wombats of the world unite! To the spirit of Cardozo — S. Gellman Mr. Richard Elliot Slutsky From the boys in the band -|- 1 Dedicatedto MrAeslie (Matuk) — J.A. doq BFnHHfr ' m Jewish — M.S. Brov and Amy Vernon E.8. -- I ' ve got compl and the w M r,?m« tumtMn; dcwn S.G. — I should xnow 1 ,vas the - — E B Oh, we mar ged it ' s the real thing Shave and a haircut t o bits ' Goodbye blue jK sn ' ;, tears .T d all C.OG.S. forever ' 71 Susan, Elenor Kenneth Hi Curt ... — How you dc ' j To O.D from B.W. you ' re j Ai Goldman .Nar Dfovie! Bvl.in, Keith, Wayne, Alien ' ' ' ■ ' ' ■ ! ; , S lovi bob t)C ' b luvs f uth : ' i ;n A tjwvbluv heSth Mi-h l)obluvranrii luiii b.:.b ' . ' iv daniel i-uihrt. ;. OS iaiuhifi . -■ . ' SO do we Aps, ' M i ' ... i ;v ' -s.nut!ons — K.E.G. i ' !! a! ' -viiys tcveyou t ui: — f.t!r - ' l- ' .s go iton i «.r. and Mrs. ' riorber Simon Vii;tor L, lanc y H fofW ' V ic knov. ' ' ■ : : ill) :r. I — yeah figs come in small packages — D.D. Sthe memory of the late Brigitte K. flo w man of track — C.S. of 11-3 K HSkeeping on — Vanessa Enoch t pmifmmm g iftof atl — Jif e. Lov L Memories The best class — the ■ Claudia .a- Hope is like the sun, which as we journey toward it, casts the shadow of our burden behind us. S. Smiles