Berner High School - Wisanda Yearbook (Massapequa, NY)

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-E it 4 l l F . i 'ik xx No.5 RED G.BERNER HIGH - - .J,. , we F , VT IN TEGRATJ r f 7 ' it 1 ' 'rf W' k 1 IN OUR f ' X - Z? :Q J Q in fda SCHOOL! lays a I U l ' 3321 e bv P. lv l , 'JH - I ' ' Mandi if e . It seems thatour very ox - v gt. I 5 Q' A, , E ,t school is sheltered froms f ' a d- ' a controversial newsm J iatlo st? F I ,,- Among these, the case ity C01 'f I-Y tegration claims a star , cu,-rg . S beknownst to many rniversi 27 e students, two classes eat 'lte .D isp ' ' - as ' h- have been specially chi ' . - - - :ext fs Q35 Qjfx OL ie confront the issue ana pm Weather Girl. Ann Marie Chlcolne psycho a integration. There ar- .,,,, 1 , , ehavio sultations with guidance coun- lschoc selors and teachers, as well as Ctual ana emuuonai an individual. It is for the school at to be able to help J well in school, by udents to recognize vehavior. . noses and councils Sonal interviews, and by testing to try and vhat may be creating i for a particular hich might be in- vith his scholastics Jmetimes come in to blems that they may may not necessarily to schoolfbut may ect on it. erence between a : and Psychologist is hiatrist is a trained tor who specializes in ent of mental disor has as his options the lications, and shock 1 addition to regular 'sychologist does not medical background, ed in such areas of avior as research, :treatment of mental td school psychology. Mandato has been Bemer High School, ts have come to know lly each year. When me to talk with him. .,.. .v maiiuaw ------1 L--at parental consent before these two workmg with 3 Self'Vffff9l'fffd classes ever meet. Effects of the nkvvlnnf ie hnnnk An'-3'-' '-- '-4 ' ' -- ,vlwwvsl ,tax-. ' 4593? FIRST ROW - Louis Ranhofer, Bill Erdstein, Brian Fengel, Steve Skolnick. SECOND ROW - Rita Alfino, Donna Clark, Peter Mannon - Editor, Cindy DeCicco - Asst. Editor, Kathy Smith, Beatrice Engstrand, Jeanne Waldman. Advisor - Elliot Addis. vrticle see p. 21 , RICE by Beatrice Eng: sm and the promot' Lot really in the spi , tennial. Televisioli into the true spirita tnial with shows 10 historical backgn untry. Q Diehl, a sopho ready for a party Making such a big' Bicentennial will: B sick of it before haven't gone enougl year history. Patric gnean money. It's ni no change it. Socie, gand I feel bad abouj Donohue, a sophor. :finite stand: Defi: entennial is too People are makim ioney on it. They rout the real mei Jur country's histor :hey can make a but lie Palazzotto, a 9 letermined to be t dllu nan x.vuu4uuu,u Lv unc lulukij 'A-1 'V'--'-,YZ ' It's about time that someone took before answering: No! I I our nation's birth seriously. think that ,the,.gBicentenni1

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?X:5L aw' ' las- f .-' e X .L 0 U f ' if 5--a x All V . 1 2 - i I I largely, M1 ' Y 9' x.' PJ Q 9 cc , ' lub cl E paffol 5 lst ROW - Celeste Courtney, Gail Hessel, Barbara Del Meter, Irene Ahrens, Lorraine Ferroire. 2nd ROW - Joan Pittman, Sheila Nolan, Justine Clark, Mike Keren, Miriam Raspler, Linda Calabrese, Stacey Har- ris, Jimmy Ferguson. 3rd ROW - Dominic Ciardullo, Kevin Courtney, Sharon Weismann, Tim Cartier, Carol Cali, Maureen Flanagan, Rachel Filete, Denise Marotta, Celia Satterly, Advisors - Miss Callahan, Mrs. Frisino fnot in picturej. DE UTSCHE VEREIN lst ROW - Gale Niederhauser - President, Julie Thomas, Caroline Weisman, Peter Thomas, Mary-Lou Rosenberger, Lee Michels, Lore-Marie Rosenberger. 2nd ROW - Rick Ruhrold, Tom Goodman, Don Dil- lon, Barry Greenfield - Vice-President, Mike Goodman, Advisor - Kenneth Sommerman. 145

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