Berner High School - Wisanda Yearbook (Massapequa, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1984 volume:

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Your academic, athletic, and social accomplishments have been remarkable, always done as your Wisanda Theme indicates, with a Touch of Class. gugLW Principa , ill . 9 I' W ,, 'v yew. , 8 N x 3 O ? ' Di-A A ef MR. FRANCIS BERMUDEZ DONALD SABOLINSKI VICE PRINCIPAL VICE PRINCIPAL Board of Education iw fb ' fum, Front Row: BOARD MEMBERS -- MR. I. HAMETZ, MRS. I. MCMULLEN, MR. D. HEGARTY, MRS. A. POST, MR. I GILLEN. Standing: DISTRICT SUPV. PERSONNEL - MR. H. PLUSCHAU, MR. W. ELDARD, MR. E. CALLIGEROS, MRS A. MCCARTHY, MR. W. ELLING, MR. H. MARTIN, MR. F. SMITH, and MR. R. WIRTH. Administration WILLIAM ELDARD HERBERT PLUSCHAU WILMA DIEHL ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOLS OF SCHOOLS Supervisory Per onnel ,-, .. 4,-xx I 1 f 'gugA '-A . X' ' ' ' :- .A I' RUSS BREWER CHAIRMAN OF ART fqyj 3 -I lx k ' . ' ' . ' fx If mic or . m.x W' I rv 'UN. I W 4, v hh 2 , it 1 il, 3 K nf ff , , - ', V km? - ' A . LM I , A jf .. if 7 If 'T 'jf 1. K. A T . Calif. F' t ' L A FT ' PETER SCHRIEVER THOMAS I-IOLMAN WILMA DIEHL COORDINATOR OF IND. ARTS COORDINATOR OF H.S. ASS'T. SUPERINTENDENT GUIDANCE PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICE E SN N. Ng ROBERT RYAN DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS AND RECREATION . V1 6 .E ' B ,. ' I , MTN ff 419 I I iff' I A .A '. 5 ' Q. ? ,, ' ' ' 7- 4- U A54 xx A xo I - I r , , 'I V4 'J . ku' Y'-sqm. RICHARD SHEARMAN SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST 20 'ff 4 L4 MYRON BAZARIAN ROBERT DELL ROBERT RUSSO DIRECTOR OF MUSIC ATTENDANCE ATTENDANCE 'f W? QAMNSW., ,WMO is 1 is n Gmdance 'swam K l N W ? WM . W X vm X fx . 'X 37 XX W I WW ..,X,x KK Q . . is 3 sr ' -if U , xg: -5 ,a ,f 'T ff . v 1 N 4 .' : 1 -5 -67' 1-:M fl ' ' .7 N - ,ag mf. i'3,5E 1 2, 3 K F K 1 15, 1 A,V I f y x ,K K IWKKKW yKw iff K 5 K ' I E ' 'O i , X ' O gif: s K N1KKKK,.4,+ Q KK KKK .. K ..L, Kg . K KKKK K A , ,ylk K ' A , A K X ON A N Im, ., -, 2:1 1 -1 ,fv-' 'gif' ,,., f affix q Lg - 1 Sr . 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A, ,...4 22 5 1 YOLANDA WILSON LEE GIORDANO Specialized I Staff I? ' ELIZABETH COLLINS BARBARA FISHER NURSE NURSE 1 Qi 3? . x . X I 7 F2 , I I I an I , V IAMES BORN CYN l'HIA KRIEG BERTHA SPIEGEL ROBIN TOSKY LIBRARIAN LIBRARIAN LIBRARIAN SPEECH CORRECTION H ,...g RICHARD DOHERTY THOMAS MANGAN REMEDIAL READING REMEDIAL READING Tm E English Y 7 ' f-1124 , L7 XX XX ., J . rxfg U ,N fx, , ARLINE HARNEY ELLIOT ADDIS I X -l A CHAIRPERSON , XJ Q...,,-,.. ' f , 2' W ,if :,..L'f .. T, J-, HELEN ANDERSON IOSEPH BURKE CAROL CIRILLO MARIE CONNOR 4170, Y' il rw TODD EDWARDS RICHARD GALE ELINOR GAY ANN GILLCRIST xx I, , fx 4 INS IAMES LAWLER SHIRLEY PAPRITZ . N, ,, RICHARD PERRELL ANTIGONE POTONIDES MARIE ROBINSON PHYLLIS ROSEN FIELD JOHN RYAN NICHOLAS VACCARO 25 rf ,4 Social Studies HV! ni-4 5 ix--Q FRED HORSTMANN IOHN BENDLE ROBERT BROOKS THOMAS COLLINS CHAI RPERSON ' RICHARD HARTMAN N If Q - LOIS HAYVKINS EBBA LEHMANN ALBERT MIDURA KEVIN O'CONNOR ll OV LAWRENCE PERSSON JOHN R. QUINN IACK SOMMA NEAL STUBER ROBERT WERNERSBACI-I RICHARD WESTLEY RICHARD WIT BARRY WORFOLK 'A O YJ W Suence 1 lux WILLIAM DEVAUX SALVATORE CASANO CHAIRPERSON x 4., any s 'Ti'iiA is K , I 1 J I I af' R, 4 ki' A, 'S I ig- w jxx. 'ij' If I X 4. xx F I .L A BRIAN FLOOD HOWARD GECKER IRWIN GOLDFARB IOYCE GUTMANSTEIN V 1 u 1 l l gf! Wm? SPIRO HOULIS JOSEPH IESKIE FREDERICK LAING LINDA PRECOURT MADEN HAROLD MELNICK PAUL ROWAN L LLLL Lgggg Q?-ZSIQQ ' , f' CHARLES TACKE J' V., . L fy ' !.c'0L KATHRYN URBAN MICHAEL MINOGUE STEVEN MOLLOT MARGARET SIMS HEALTH HEALTH HEALTH v-N I ,gf F? fav' Mathematics r 3 '17-3 r, , E v XmQ7p'fkQ5V V J ROBERT SWEET IAMES CAN AVAN CHAIRPERSON X. IOAN CLARK DAVID D'ANTONIO IEAN MCKENNA DAVID MILLER ,,.. YN. wv WARREN HEY DORN JOHN MCGUIRE I ,1, 1. W I E 'E'A I R L la -Q M 24-' 13 R 9. P .QM R . X2 X. I QL X - 1 X ' Ez X I . Q 1 K..- IUDITH SHAPIRO SHIRLEY SILBERT VIRGINIA SPADA WALTER VOHS VITA BOLLMAN GERALD MOORE IOHN WOOL SHELDON WEINRIB ' Special Education KATHRYN DiFATTA Foreign Language N... FRED LESER ANGELO CASSARA CHAIRPERSON EDITH HAMBERGER HILDRED HEATON BARBARA POLSBIE 9. ff? ZONA SCHREIBER KENNETH SOMMERMAN ANTONIA SWALGEN '1 Business Education fm' Mx x X ff? j 3 if . . h A , ,, k.V,n,, -'1- DIANA BEEKMAN MARY COLLINS .- N ATALIE GOLDBAUM ZUNILDA GONZALEZ CHAIRPERSON , I f Y ,- , 3' , , X: 'V x , . if V ff,- MARY IOHNSTON HAN N AH PELL SANDRA RAUCH ELAINE SCHMUCKLER EDITH YAKER Industrial Arts .ff l Z., Nt'- '3,-av' IOHN BOYLE RICHARD DAVIS ARTHUR GLADSTONE BRUCE IENSEN 3' '15 I 1? rg. I, IX R -fd' f AI ROBERT PICTROWSKI IOSEPH SCOTT X3x ...X ,r X4 2 f , ,l x I I 7 I , . 1 I , I I 'ff' 1' I ,f , , . If fx IOSEPH STAFFORD MILTON WOLF S 34 Physical Education , CHRISTOPHER SWEENEY BERNICE HUTCHIN SON CHAIRPERSON CHAIRPERSON ALBERT BEVILACQUA ALFRED DANIELLO , ,M umm' ,Q -1 X iU X K 'A-V H A E E E IOAN DeNIC-RIS PAMELA MacCORMICK DONALD MCCAULEY JOHN MCGOVERN Home Economics .1 T TWG' 155 'T-Q7 X, .Z 'N BARBARA DEVOTI MARY MEYER 'xi Art 2' 'L C7 Qu- Q MARYAN N MCNAMARA HARRIE1' MORREL IAN E RUBENSTEIN MUSIC 1 -e' '.. ' l C . . R X .' 1 R x -J N s' - , , fl'-Q f . - A v l K . Y R x L 'Ii .l A LAWRENCE HOLDRIDGE ALAN KUNINS MICHAEL MORGAN FRANK SACARESE ' -r Learning Disabilities Tv HELENE BERK get ANN CLABBY Chapter 1 GAELLE BYRNE KAREN MATROS Driver Education KENNETH DONNELLY ELLIOT PALTER Cafeteria and Parent Aides ' !' Q0 4' -'-J ' 'Nm Wa Seated: R. Matalone K. Dreitlein M. Romono M. Moses I. Papenhouser. Standing: I. Cochia L. Pro delli C. McCoughlin I. Bontemps R. Viglietta M. Peterkin Pl fr ' - - if , Q: .- Cf-Q 4. -fi , i X C7 ? i,g'?i Y. Standing, L. to R.: C. ff Hammond, M. Contello, I. Driscoll, E. Ambrose, I. A . -J Conklin, N. Burgstaller, .W I ' -l f-1.4, M. Spinelli. Q ,few N. 4 441, b .fs . Z fa 3. i .ff ip Custodial Staff fn fl . L 1 . 5f - 'X mXL : X 5. .5 . XNXXX xv is .s , 4 Pkwy Q Si X 5 N ? 1 A ' 1.15 1 H KQV, ei X .. .F 55553 5. . 3 fini! :A - . :QQQE fs 5 v'QfQ , t 1' 'Q Q + il- ' it li is .S 4 . . 35,2 . . Qi S 2: N -. -, W .fe-1 . 1, at , ff fvi F r K K . X fgsglg, fffi ' S 2554555 5 A ..., . .f.if5-Yilfx iff .X 4, , 9 .x, . . , cw ,. .f - -xx r. b . 1-1, ffm. z R f' . '- K j. 5 31:53 ., . Q.: A ,A 5 . X X .-N xx x K x Q ' Mina Y X Tiff f x , N S - f ,. ,fy ---mf, 4 I ' x y ,Q 441 ,4 vf ,X ff X za P135 4 f . KQV! I f 2 . L . f J ,I -Q W f 1216 M, 6 f QW V - , A M gf ' -f V Zh fnwff vwgf ,f Nw 1 , A A ,Q v ff,wewi7' ' V' 35 fzwfffglf 'V M' f ' ' - ff f . , M ,ff-ff nc. 2 nj, 'ff .f 4 wfwvwwfwf M ,W Www., I ,fwhqgf N, 259,12 1 A fum' Q Q :Nl . 1 6' Q' X,- X ,. K -ffm ' Sq Y .,., X 'I MRS. E. WELLS 11.-lvl ' ,, 1 QS f . , 'k ff' pf? 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I ' 1 ' 7 , f fifm- Q, '1Cff7?1f1f V1Cf,5'f1f'p'Qf f'?,41Lff f f ,' 'f 7fw2'f41': 77,6 ,, , , ,V , 1 -,y1fy:f,1-,,!f 11,315 f, 1- , f A' ffm4fff'ff1'f7i' 7 ,'1,M1f,' F, 1' f1 1, A7111 ,,,, 1,1 X ' ,1 -1f:,11zf,ffz' ' ' f 1' , , 1r,g,,,'1'g,,f,V',j ff gg- 1, ',7,1,,7,1,,',,,jL.,1'1 1 1'1' , 1 ' f , X f :'1',, , f f ',, !, f 45 Dianne Archipolo Doreen Archipolo Gloria Aueringer Ioseph Aurello Patrick Bain: Band, National Honor Society, Ski Club Suzanne Balaesz A Cappella Choir, All County Choir Chamber Singers, Drama Club, Mixed Chorus, National Honor Society, Pep Club, School of Choral Studies, Student Council, Twirlers Stephen Baldwin: A Cappella Choir, Chamber Singers, Drama Club, Gymnastics, Wrestling Patricia Barnett Patricia Barone Tammy Barteski Keith Battcher Edward Bauer: Freshman and I.V. Basketball, Lacrosse, Freshman and Varsity Soccer Susan Bauman: Bisonettes, Cross Country, Fittness Club, jazz Club, Orchestra, Spring Track, Winter Track yu fd. ,www ,spill H so ,mllwn ,yrflllfw a i DIAN NE ARCHIPOLO DOREEN ARCHIPOLO 11' ..,...-r 4' GLORIA AUERINGER IOSEPH AURELLO , WJ PATRICK BAIN SUZAN NE BALAES STEPHEN BALDWIN PATRICIA BARNETT PATRICIA BARONE KEITH BATTCHER EDWARD BAUER TAMMY LEE BARTESKI SUSAN BAUMAN I 41N '27 X E 1 ,pg 4. X THERESA BAUMANN THOMAS BAYER ROBYN ANN BEATO 4 Q BRENDA BELASCO ANDREW BEN TZ MICHELLE BERARD BY. 9? v In 4 fn N STEPHEN BERG VALERIE BERKELMANN ST ACEY BERMAN DIANE BIERMAN PAUL BIGILIN DEN ISE BILLMAN IAN ET BIRN EY Th e resa -Balimannp Varsity Bow1ing, j,V. a nd V ars i ty 5 0 ff b 2111 f ,T J4V Q 611d' Va r S i fY V OI Ie yba 11, ' Cross- TIHCKQ C1ubf ItalianC1ubf DfamH ,f ','.L'V L', i L' x ,'1' E ff ' VLV' ,,fh I ,'m, ' ,' WI 5OQfb ?11f Vaf51fY 5aSffba11-fl 'l' Michelle l i 5 f 1 fg i 2 f SfeP11 Berg: l f 4 l lf l In i e?3 2 1 5taC?Y Befm311? fN3f19n?1:HQUQI 59Ci?fY2 SY Qf9hC5f?ff11 G40- reasurerf PeP C1ubf BiSO11QfieSf Y6arbQQky Student Advlsory COII1UF11Ul?Q : ff L V fr V,yV, VVVV i lane? Bimey: Nafi oha1 Honor Society,Yearb0ok h Karen Blair: National Honor Society Ianet Bontemps: Cross Country, Spring Track, Twirling, Winter Track Connie Bookman Christine Boran: Cross Country, Spring Track, Winter Track Michael Bordengo Mario Bowers: Football, Lacrosse, Track, Wrestling Liz Boyajian Lars Boye-Hansen: Exchange Student from Denmark, Soccer Manager Thomas Braunstein Matthew Brellis: Freshman Basketball Ieannine Brennan: Pep Club, Orchestra, Spring Track, Soccer, Winter Track, Youth Club Ruthann Brooks Kathy Brown 'Q-Q.. KAREN BLAIR 'GJ CON NIE BOOKMAN 'IR 'Nl is-i MICHAEL BORDENGO wr' ww IAN ET BON TEMPS YIg.,.,27 CHRISTINE BORAN Nh' n ,X f MARID BGWERS ELIZABETH BOYAIIAN LARS BOYE-HAN SEN THOMAS BRAUNSTEIN V ,, W X , 4 f ' uw Aa V' MATTHEW BRELLIS IEAN N IN E BREN N AN RUTHANN BROOKS KATHRYN BROWN Ansar,-ziSaxQLk-siixiih-Xitllfs-'53 X . 1 Zf sf' 1 4 I . . . . -4- .. E- .. KEVIN BROWNE QQ fu' Y- '-Y 'B ,Qui EUGENE BUCALO BRIAN BUCHAUER TODD BURKERT -P e W -Q Nl' MICHAEL BURTON DOUGLAS BUSCHATZKE NANCY BUTSCHER fix NI' 'Ng-ff' PETER CACI-HA 5, . MARY CAFFREY Q-Q? i 4Tf 'f,' FLORENCE CALLAHAN DOROTHY CAN AVAN p N-sf -uvwff IOHN CAPOZZOLI 'X' X X Louis CAPUANQ Kevin Browne: Rifle Team Eugene Bucaloz lce Hockey Brian Buchauer Todd Burkert Niichael Burton Douglas Buschatzke: Baseball, A Cappella Choir, Bowling Nancy Butscher: Pep Club, Youth Council Peter Cachia: A Cappella Choir Mary Caffrey Florence Callahan Dorothy Canavan: Twirling, Track Iohn Capozzoli Louis Capuano Andrew Carbone: Varsity Soccer Dawn Carboni: Varsity Soccer, Youth Council, Pep Club Dawn Carroll Bill Carroll Maureen Carusona joseph Castelli: Varsity Football Durlan Castro: Freshman, I.V., and Varsity Baseball Lisa Ann Catania: Yearbook, Pep Club, Youth Council Susanne Cately: Varsity Soccer Marietta Cavassa: I.V. Cheerleading, Varsity Cheerleading Capt., Youth Council, Badminton, Track, Gymnastics, Yearbook, Iazz Club, Iunior Prom Committee, Girls' Sports Award Banquet Committee Jayne Cawley: Bisonettes, A Cappella Choir Iames Cerar Laura Chilinski 'R 'wr' rt? 44 ANDREW CARBONE DAWN CARBONI gr ' 19x NIU ,N-s ? n-' DAWN CARROLL WILLIAM CARROLL if in I MAUREEN CARUSONA IOSEPH CASTELLI W-.Tv DURLAN CASTRO LISA CATAN IA I J Mk 44' 'NJ' TCTJZ7 SUSAN NE CATELY NF' Q, gm 1 F., A MARIETTA CAVASSA IAYN E CAWLEY IAMES CERAR 'U' H--wif sf LAURA CHILIN SKI 1 X.. az 9 15:-5' :R A'-6. mn 1 ' IOSEPH CHODAK CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN DAVID CIARDULLO , ,fg . . I CHRISTINE CIMONE 'Ii .A f . Ish -. . ,.', ' ' '-L.. ..-vv 1 If- . I , IDHN CLANCY DIANA CLUNE KATHLEEN COLE NATALIE COMENS MARY ELLEN CONNERS CRISTINE CONTI NIN A CORAPI 4 -, -mm , X f wy, 3 , , 3 , , - , f f If LAURA ANN CORDARO MARGARET COX I0SePhCh0da1S A LChristiI1ej f ChAristian: f EMixed Chorus, x f A Cappe11aL A L E Choir, Varsity ALL Pie1d.yHockeyg and AVaf3ifY SOCCQH LI4V47B2Sfk??bH11L +A VKAA, kA.,VV l .,AV , AV,,i .,L.VVk.lLVL,VkV L ViV,V A Af A lL L if LLEL' LNA ., f, L ., yuan V ici , ,1f.x..V1 ,N A E1 A A A EALEALAAAL A ALL 5 ALAEL AENAL L LLLL A fifffffl? ELLli LNLLLN 9? 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Basketball, Varsity Soccer, Band, Student Advisory Committee, Yearbook Karen Davis Eric Deaton: Varsity Football, Lacrosse Bill deBruin: Freshman, I.V. and Varsity Baseball, Varsity Hockey, Freshman, and I.V. Football, National Honor Society Ellen DeLisi 43- 415 ,.... -J KERRY CRAWFORD ALFRED CRESSER 131. :QD IOHN CUMMINGS TIMOTHY DALEY JZ? 9' o--'-- 1 1Y TIMOTHY DALY ELISA DAPOLITO JOHN DATTERO CHRISTINE DAUBER KRISTEN DAVI KAREN DAVIS ERIC DEATCN WILLIAM deBRUIN ELLEN DeLISI ADX KN A W wk S., rx S! '-'My ji ELIZABETH DERCKSEN CAROLYN De-VEAU MARIA DeVITO 7' 3973 A -f 'J-V 'T MICHAEL DIONISIG IACQUELINE DiPAOLA THERESA DiPIETRO I -LB Q'-Q- lx 9' if' 'E' MICHELE DIRKS NJ 'T'V D X-1-ri CHARLES DiSANT O KENNETH DITZEL 3' l ,. L , IOHN DOOLEY LORRAINE DGGLEY 'J 4 'f ,--s JOHN DORRER KEVIN DRISCOLL I I Liz Dercksen: A Cappella Choir Carolyn DeVeau Maria DeVito Michael Dionisio Jacqueline DiPaola: A Cappella Choir Theresa DiPietro Michele Dirks: Camera Club Charles DiSanto: Freshman, I.V. and Varsity Football Kenneth Ditzel: Golf Tearn john Dooley Lorraine Dooley John Dorrer Kevin Driscoll: Freshman, LV. and Varsity Soccer, LV. Lacrosse Tracy Duggan Laura Dunau: Cheerleading, I.V. and Varsity, Pep Club Irene Echenique: Cheerleading 1 Steven Ekert: Lacrosse E Eileen Ellis: GO. Sec., Youth Council - Sec., National Honor Society, Tennis, Yearbook, Student Advisory Committee Paul Ellner: Basketball, Varsity Tennis Therese Emanuele: Twirling Richard Engelmann: Freshman, I.V. Wrestling, I.V. Lacrosse, Varsity Cross Country Anthony Esposito: Football Lisa Evangelista Denise Evans: Bowling Matthew Fagan: Freshman, I.V. and Varsity Baseball Michael Fagan TRACY DUGGAN E .,,.-ny 'TTN4 l aa LAURA DUN AU 0? 1:37 it , f IREN E ECHENIQUE STEVEN EKERT 1 7 V' A P--vw Wil f r .llfii EILEEN ELLIS PAUL ET-LNER ,HR ,vs , .I THERESE EMANUELE RICHARD ENGELMANN ANTHONY ESPOSITO EISA EVANGELISTA .M DENISE EVANS .Nun Z? ---J x MATTHEW FAGAN MICHAEL FAGAN .... - 1 .. . ANN FARGIONE PEB X 'J - N 'Jw 'iv DEN IS FARRELL NANCY FARRELL CLAUDIA FERMATURE ' 4 i , I 'Ra x K ,r X, A KIMBERLY FINLEY MARGARET FINN CREGG FIGRI N-ivy' sl i KIM MARIE FCRONIY VINCENT FRASCA ,Y STEPHEN FREY MARY FULLAM Ann Fargione: IV. Softball and Volleyball Denis Farrell: Band, Chorus Nancy Farrell Claudia Fermature: National Honor Society, Youth Council, Yearbook, Varsity Tennis, RAPS, V.P. of Interact Club, Newspaper Kimberly jane Finley Margaret Finn: Senior and Iunior Classes - V.P., Youth Council - V.P., Bisonettes - Co-Captain, Gymnastics, National Honor Society, Yearbook, Student Advisory Board, TOB Youth Advisory Council Gregg Fiori George Formes: A Cappella Choir, Chamber Singers, Symphony Orchestra, Marching Band Kim Foronjy: Track, Senior Girls Choir Frederick Franke: Freshman, I.V. and Varsity Soccer Vincent Frasca Stephan Frey V Mary Fullam: National Honor Society, Bisonettes, It's Academic, Band, Orchestra, All- State, All-County Laura Fulton: I.V. and Varsity Soccer, A Cappella Choir, Ir. Prom Committee, Yearbook, Pep Club joseph Gaiti Theresa Gallagher: Field Hockey, Track and Field Doug Galm: Marching Band Susan Gay: Youth Council, Pep Club, French Club, Yearbook, Badminton Amy Gerstel: Pep Club Scott Geyer: Wrestling Angela Giordano: Assistant Editor of Yearbook, Youth Council, Vice President of Pep Club, Wrestling Mat-Maid, Ir. Prom Committee, Secretary of Italian Club Kim Giordano Kym Giudice: Pep Club Tim Glum jennifer Go: Rotary Exchange Student from the Philippines, Honorary Member of the National Honor Society, Youth Council, Pep Club, A Cappella Deborah Goldman: Hebrew Club . tw. -ff A-1 LAURA FULTON xr-1 'rv THERESA GALLAGHER I-J ff' .r.: . e-.e::na.av.f..t:x, - -M, , ,Mali SUSAN GAY R01 IOSEPH GAITI DOUGLAS GALM ,ilk 7713? AMY GERSTEL SCOTT GEYER ANGELA GIORDANO KYM MARIE GIUDICE TIMOTHY GLUM KIM MARIE GIORDAN O 'I --4-we fry, IEN N IF ER GO I DEBGRAH GOLDMAN ' ' ' A ' tl X MICHAEL GOLDSTEIN Y 'ff7 5 MARIORIE GGRDON -N -A M-rv L-4. RD 4943 dup- .? ' K., ALAN GORMAN 'Yma- THERESA GRAHAM .S-f, Q .,..Iv-.lb if '17 1f T7 PAULA GRAMMICI-I DAWN GREFIG MAUREEN GRIFFIN 'l i b PAUL GUARDIOLA ANDREA GUTIERREZ Z, ,. A. , Cn, THERESA HAINAS ANDREA HANNULA MARK HAPPEL AA IONATHAN HARRIS Rf,,f, ,RRR X RRRR F 'ARRAA A A R R ,.ff - f.f, K ,J -y,f R R R R R R R f V,I: I V,VV .f R, q R p g,1jqfggRgha1i eyvspaperf? jjv RRRRRRR Keith Harris William Hassler: A Cappella Choir Christopher Heckman: Varsity Hockey Iean-Marie Heine: A Cappella Choir, Pep Club, I.V. Soccer Alex Hesse: Freshman Soccer James Hilly Donna Houlahan: Softball, Ski Club Doug Howard Donna-jean Howell: National Honor Society, Bisonettes, Pep Club Barbara Hudak: Youth Council, Yearbook g Patti Hughes: I.V. and Varsity Cheerleading, Pep Club Margaret Huksloot Dale Intrabartolo: Bisonettes Captain, Gymnastics Captain, A Cappella Choir, Yearbook lf -1-J Q KEITH HARRIS WILLIAM HASSLER A41-Q 'Q' T19 CHRISTOPHER HECKMAN I EAN -MARIE HEIN E sri .-g.-N. 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Kolb: Marching Band, Majorette, Twirling, A Cappella Choir, Orchestra Kara Kort: Tennis, Editor of Berner Beacon, A Cappella Choir, Chamber Singers, National I-Ionor Society Elisa Koryto: Treas. of Orchestra, Treas. of Music Dept., Long Island String Festival, All- County Symphony Orchestra, Cadet Band, N.Y.S.S.M.A. William Kostoff: Lacrosse Andrew Kowalik: National Honor Society, It's Academic, Chess Club, Computer Club, Library Aide Ieff Kramps Sandra Krause Q, K coREY K1LGANNoN 1 7 WTTZ7 AGNES KING is NAP' 'R 'rr SUSAN KOCHMANN A YI? 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Stacey Lawrence: Orchestra CN.Y.S.S.M.A.J, A Cappella CAII- Stateb, Berner Beacon, Sec. of Ski Club, Raps, Youth Council, Cross Country Donna Lee: National Honor Society, Badminton, It's Academic, Youth Council, Newspaper, A Cappella Choir Roger Lehneis: National Honor Society, All-State, Symphony Orchestra, Long Island String Festival, Raps, It's Academic, Yearbook Suzanne Leonard: Field Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Softball, Health Careers Club, Band Brenda Marie Leonardi: Mixed Chorus, Girls Choir, Twirling, Pep Club, Mat Maid, Badminton Patricia Levey: Varsity Soccer Joseph Lizzio: Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse Carolyn LoBue Susan Luneburg: I.V. Cheerleading Capt., Varsity Cheerleading, Pep Club Ioe Lunz: I.V. and Varsity Football, I.V. and Varsity Lacrosse Harold Lutz . Theresa Maloney: National Honor Society, It's Academic Laurine Manghir I I-fs., if t l if alllll. I STACEY LAWRENCE DONNA LEE 'ff 28 ROGER LEHNEIS SUZAN N E LEONARD I? he BRENDA MARIE LEONARDI PATRICIA LEVEY NW IOSEPH LIZZIO CAROLYN LOBUE SUSAN LUNEBURG IOSEPH LUNZ HAROLD LUTZ THERESA MALONEY 7 Z I 4' - fly LAURINE MANGHIR 41? -J and ..-4 ROBERT C. MARCELLE GREGORY MARRON KEITH MASCI-II lf '-9-7- ., I a WN,-any PATRICIA MASIELLO 'T 4-'- - 'MJ 1137 ggi .- KEVIN MAST CATHERINE MATTEODO DAWN MATTIN A NXA, X ,vga KAREN MATULONIS SEAN MCCARTY -'QQ 0-mana? ZJQ V09 IAMES MCCORMACK PAUL MCCORMICK 'J '!f.'h N '.md-Q- KEVIN MCCRAN N NANCY MCDONOUGH Robert C. Marcelle: Freshman Football Gregory Marron: LV. and Varsity Soccer, Freshman, LV., and Varsity Lacrosse Keith Maschis Patricia Masiello Kevin Mast: A Cappella Choir, Chamber Singers Catherine Matteodo Dawn Mattina Karen Matulonis: National Honor Society, Youth Council, Cross-Country, Spring Track, Yearbook, Iunior Prom Committee, Pep Club Sean McCarty: Freshman, LV., and Varsity Lacrosse Iames McCormack: Baseball, Basketball, I.V. Football, Cross- Country, National Honor Society, Yearbook, A Cappella Choir Paul McCormick: Freshman, I.V., and Varsity Wrestling Kevin McCrann: Hockey, Newspaper Nancy McDonough Eileen McGaheran: Editor of Yearbook, It's Academic, Newspaper, Youth Council, Pep Club, National Honor Society, A Cappella, Badminton, Mixed Chorus Catherine McGarry: Senior Girls Choir Brian McGee: Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, G.O. Vice-President Christine McGrath Peter McGrath Ellen McKenna: Cheerleading Carol McLaughlin: A Cappella Choir Lynn McManus Stacy Melius: Symphony Orchestra Andrew Meltzer Leslie Menkes: I.V. and Varsity Lacrosse, I.V. Basketball, Ski Club President Lisa Mennella: Sophomore Class Treasurer Jacqueline Meyer if Qfx fluff? EILEEN MCGAHERAN CATHERINE MCGARRY BRIAN MCGEE CHRISTINE MCGRATH 41' i -l'Nl'x ...a J' PETER MCGRATH ELLEN MCKEN NA I E CAROL MCLAUGHLIN W ,hmmm 5 LYNNLMCMANUS STACY MELIUS ANDREW MELTZER LESLIE MEN KES LISA MEN N ELLA IACQUELIN E MEYER Y..-'iff M R. CHRISTGPHER MEYER AMY MEYERSON DANA MIGNOGNA Nl '53 ef lik ,us-.., xi XI-I Q-A-J Qs..-., Q, N-w,.,.-v.,r CRAIG MILLER MICHAEL MINUTILLO YOSHIHISA MISAKA 1 'Ui KRISTEN MQLLER 4- CI1ristQpheSfMeygr 1 Meyefsonz Youfh IOHN MONDELLO DIANNA MOONEY ' C0unp11, PQPIC1Hb A q I A Dana IQ? e-N WW' WILLIAM MOONEY KELLI MORAN ark GARY MORRIS PATRICK MOSELE HonorISociery'f' I I .r I 1 M I YOSh1h1sa M1sakaI II I I Kr1sten1Moll er IAII - I 101m D1HHna'M00HeY - g I ,.5M Qqney:Z j I I 5 'H11dI Varsity3SDCCe1f,' IIII ' I 4 If If l I PatrickIMos6Ie l 4 M1c11aeI1IMmug111q: wresx1ing I Robert Mugavero: Football, Baseball, Ski Club, Golf Glenn Mulford David Mullarkey: National Honor Society, Varsity Tennis, Freshman and I.V. Soccer, It's Academic Club, Marching Band and Orchestra, Iazz Ensemble Kathleen Muller Barbara Murphy: A Cappella Choir, Chamber Singers, All- State Choir, All-County Choir, Berner Beacon, Pep Club Rich Murphy: Lacrosse Kim Marie Myers: Pep Club Virginia Nash: Soccer Charles Naylor: Football Chris Neuguth Barbara Nolan: Pep Club, Newspaper, Drama Club, Gymnastics Katherine Nolan: A Cappella, Gymnastics, Cadet Band, Senior and Marching Band, Concert Band, Drum Major Maureen Nolan: I.V. and Varsity Basketball, I.V. and Varsity Softball, Varsity Volleyball, Pep Club Treasurer and President, Youth Council, Student Advisory Committee, S.A.D.D., Interact, Sophomore Class Vice President, Senior Class President, Newspaper, National Honor Society, Drama Club 'D-. lf' ROBERT MUGAVERO GLENN MULFORD DAVID MULLARKEY KATHLEEN MULLER -I BARBARA MURPHY RICHARD MURPHY 'wt' iii' KIM MYERS VIRGINIA NASH CHARLES N AYLOR I CHRISTOPHER N EUGUTI-I BARBARA NOLAN KATHERINE N OLAN MAUREEN N OLAN 1 ' I1 I Q? NI' DEBORAH CYCONNOR BRIAN O'KEEFE NIJ i 'ss 1'-V17 KAREN CTLAUGHLIN PATRICIA OLIVER if f' N--. MICI-IELE NUSSENBAUM ,EX Ax I PAUL CYKEEFFE 'sd 1:--1' AN N-MARIE OLSEN when? PATRICIA O'NEILL TRACIE O'ROURKE VINCENT ORTOLAN I MICHAEL O'SULLIVAN GREG OWEN IANINE PAGAN O ,i ,,,V K .lirxy . k,,,Vk., ,V k,VVV,V ,V K lk. i,i V,'V , ,V V 4. .,,. f. ., , . , . ,, EIAAC fiIfIE'f5f?Q I I ff NCIE IINI IIIN 1 lIlAA i lCI EINi I N ' ' I ' I I I I C CI I I I I g l I I ' IIIII III I CINA5 l II I IIII lkffif ,, ,VV,.,Vk I 3 ir.: ,kVkVV,k, , VV M ,V,. I V,VV, V5,i 4 k lame I I' I if A ,I Iohn M. Pagano: Freshman, I.V., and Varsity Soccer Todd Page: Art, Track, Yearbook Anna Palladino: A Cappella Elena Palladino Donna Panico: National Honor Society, Senior Band, Symphony Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, All-County Choir, Mixed Chorus, Chamber Singers, Business Manager of Berner Beacon, It's Academic, Bowling fCapt.J, Treas. of Senior Band, Youth Council, Cadet Band, Raps, Mixed Chorus, Yearbook Tamara Parcharidis: National Honor Society QSec.J, French Club Geri Parente: Cadet Band, Drama Club, Youth Council, Yearbook Paul Pascuzzi: Freshman Baseball, I.V. Football Pasquale Passarette Thomas Patafio: Freshman and I.V. Football, Freshman and Varsity Lacrosse Chris Patti Lori Pavoni Tina Peragine: Ski Club, Drama Club l x f 'UN -'1 '1? IOHN PAGANO TODD PAGE NF T-A ANNA PALLADIN O ELEN A PALLADIN O Qffb Nl' DONNA PAN ICO TAMARA PARCHARIDIS MR GERALDINE PARENTE PAUL PASCUZZI P. I. PASSARETTE THOMAS PATAFIO CHRISTOPHER PATTI LORI PAVDNI P .PPP A if ' ' Y' 'f' f 1 1 TINA PERAGINE I 1-. pl K mf A .af Vxpsl VW, ', fT' MADELINE PETRIZZI STEPHEN PIAN ESE KENNETH PLAIA KATHLEEN PLANT 51 L .Ska 'V '-r x SHARON POLICANO ANN-MARIE PRATO IUYCE PRIMM GREGORY PULIS CHRISTOPHER QUARLEN A I mr- PETER QUINN TERESA QUINN I my IANINE ANN RADOMSKI PETER RADOSTA Madeline Petrizzi: National Honor Society CHistorianJ, LV. and Varsity Volleyball, LV. and Varsity Softball, Winter Track, Newspaper, It's Academic, Yearbook, Girls' Sports Award Banquet committee, Pep Club Stephen Pianese: Freshman and LV. Football Kenneth Plaiaz National Honor ySociety,5 Symphony Orchestra, ,Senior p Band, ,Csadeti Band, Chamber iyy ,Singers,t Ar Cappella Qh0ir,i 311831655 -Manager - of Bernert Beacon, ete yIt's, ttyy Academic, Ski Ciub, Al1+State and CountyChorusg y S Kathleen 1 tbyi Plant: Pep iytpp Club, C Sliaron Honor, Soicitetyf, talel QyS0ftbcalelt2t, Volleyball' y ECYOSS-T r,COi1I1fefrYe Newspaper, syii Cadet Band, seniors - yptp Y ,R Pram: iignafional ,Hblior cSOCiefYf1S211i0f iir' t Bdndi AJ Cappella Clwiry Cadet Band yyyy E Jqyce-rPrimm: Mixed, chorus, B0w11ng,r sofrbau, Volleyball, Greslfulis i p t l C r T , Peter T Quiitinzfi yaey Rifle 1,,Team, Soccer, Tara iyiy S Pipe V and T Alfillill t ,V V',V, , ' A V. V ' V , Teresa Quinn: Track lypt T , C, Y Ianine Radomski: LV. and Varsity, Cheerleader, Cross Country, Winter and ,Spring Track, National Honor Society, Pep Club ,QPres.J, Yearbook, Youth Council, Ir. Prom Committee, Girls' Sports Award Banquet Committee, Latin Club Pete Radosta , Suzanne Raiola: Gymnastics, Track, A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus Maria Ranieri Donna Rappaport: National Honor Society, Yearbook, Youth Council, Symphony Grchestra, Pep Club john Raymond joseph Rea: Varsity Soccer David Reed Rob Regan: Lacrosse Cindi Renzi Celeste Reyes: Boces Robert Riegel: Hockey Salvatore Rifino: Freshman and I.V. Baseball Edward Ring: Boces Marianne Ring may SUZANN E RAIOLA MARIA RAN IERI 'PX mn I l S sc. ,,, Q .ayfvri vigil- DONNA RAPPAPQRT IOHN RAYMDN D C2 -sl 'maj T-c x A IOSEPH REA DAVID REED :,, ss xx wi I ,,L, six? td V I , ..-n- .-f2- X ff .. .. X I Q, ' Xu ,,.,:s4,,, , ,, ,, , ' ,. 3 K v f, A-1 ...M ,A , ' A .E b , OM.. A u- ..., RGBERT REGAN A LL,,L, CYNTHIA RENZI CELESTE REYES RQBERT RIEGEL SALVATORE RIFINO EDWARD RING MARIAN NE RING Wah' Y 'T . I fx LAURA RINI TI-IERESA ROBERTS EDWARD ROBINSON 7-ii xx!-. 1 , COLLEEN ANN ROHBACK LISA ROSENTHAL -L. - l.L'E,iw Q had ERIC ROTHKE 5' 'ls P I 'T U DONNA RQTENDQ 9 6 A Wai-, EL . I f 1 DEBRA RUBENSTEIN i4-A 3 QQ., ,.,. ANDREA RUFF MATTHEW RYAN .,..f ' AAARf RAAA R AAA lRAAR 1 Al A'RA l RAl'ARR lR lA 1 R AD RD RONALD RUBINO D LISA Russo MARIORIE SACINO , J, K- 1 5 1,71 .,V,V, ki V.!.kVk. if, ,V-k R .kkr 3 K! K ,. RAA' l Y A'RR 5 RARA i A A RRRA 'N NRANRZNR .. if D my iVH,1 .vi V4 7372. V.,V.jV :,x.:V:i,i , In Ail ARRRRRAAR AYA RDRA v1 . 1 lg, 312,131 1',.:',jwlgjl.,,,-gyygrj.,gg Vrkr f ,Q-i.'V:i,L Lx VV i VlRV Q 7 , ,D ,R R. , , ' .D my ,Q '-,xiii 1 J.'15',:i!rg'i ',QV3'x L DRRR RDNR R DRR RNRAlR R NRRD AARlRRl'RAD Q DRDlD ARA R L DDAD 1 AAARA'A A R R RARRR l'Ni A R R , , , I if: ,V., ir I ,K kg V,,.V,k 2 k,M ,V .V,V,k,,k I i, ,VA Vi! ,VV,' gil! iw. Vi' D R ll D R R R lA l1 i RRA RR Vl R N R RRi RA Denise Salmeri William Salmon: Football, Freshman Basketball Peggy SanFanandre: Twirling, Track, Volleyball, Gymnastics Marie Santulli: Softball, Field Hockey Angela Scalice: Pep Club Gina Scarabino: National Honor Society, Band, Raps, Youth Council Ira Schack: Football, Baseball john Schellderfer Keith Schilling Bari Schlosser: Mixed.Chorus, Spanish Club Allen Schlossman: Hockey Nanci Lynn Schneider Steven Schwartz: Mixed Chorus, A Cappella, Freshman Soccer lex X Q-Q5 DEN ISE SALMERI 6 '15 PEGGY SAN FANAN DRE f 'y 4 1' yi ANGELA SCALICE WILLIAM SALMON 'Q 1 '1 ? MARIE ELENA SANTULLI I ,fa SCARABINC Ag.,,,,.,.a-sv IRA SCHACK JOHN SCHELLDERFER KEITH SCHILLIN G 4 L , Q 'muh - 1 M4 , ' 4 f 1 z , ' - 'W , H ,, M1 , ,M , ! wh if BARI SCHLOSSER fv' f , ' M--MP W ALLEN SCHLOSSMAN NANCY SCHNEIDER STEVEN SCHWARTZ Fm ,. I I . I l . In-Ne.. ' A-A I S. fix RICHARD SCHWARZ ,NPN Fw x f IU My BF, , Nt' KIMBERLY SCIURBA LUISA SCOLERI PAUL SCULLEY 'SI' T1 f5 '7 sf' tm' TINA SCULLY LISA ANN SCUOTTO MICHAEL SEITI-I l gg, S S STEPHANIE SESSA KIERAN SHANNON 5 fSLAIQ l N Nl iLig3i2Sbu0ttQf:ifs,,ig31 N1 f NNN i XNN ff N 5 bfi NN if N N NA N N ffililiz THOMAS SHARKEY MICHELLE SHEA DANIEL SHERIDAN A GAIL SHERIDAN Y 1 L-AA A - 1 x 1. .,,- ., gg Chris Short Laura Skelly Carol Smith Theresa Smith: Varsity Soccer, Cross Country Victoria Smith Florence Soviero: National Honor Society, Cadet Band, Concert Band, A Cappella Choir, Chamber Singers, Volleyball, Softball, Senior Orchestra Ioanne Speroni john Spinelli: Freshman and Varsity Wrestling, Cadet Band, Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra Nicholas Squicciarini: I.V. Wrestling, Fr. and'I.V. Lacrosse, Fr. Football, A Cappella Choir, Band, Orchestra, Marching Band Jeanine Stagno: Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Chamber Singers, Twirling, Italian Club Steven Stanziani: National Honor Society Iodi Stewart: National Honor Society, Bisonettes, Cross Country, Spring Track, Youth Council Marianna Sutter: Gymnastics, Orchestra 5,4- XVII? vi' CHRIS SHORT LAURA SKELLY x9.,fJ xl.: YN? 'sent' cARoL SMITH THERESA SMITH Aj rr Q7 QP' VICTORIA SMITH FLORENCE SOVIERO AP IOAN NE SPERON I IOHN SPINELLI NICHOLAS SQUICCIARIN I IEANINE STAGNO STEVEN STAN ZIANI IODI STEWART MARIAN NA SUTTER V H 7 PM iwfyf? 44' Tar, 2 ff ff f Z ,W 'Vi IOSEPH SUTTCN CAROLAN N SVVEENEY CHRISTOPHER TEBEAU Pi 1 rv LAURA TEDESCO 1: 'R Y' MR Y-'7 -4'-1 MICHELLE TELESCA ANTHQNY TETRO LAURA THOMPSON 50SePh 5 ff011f1-V- F00fba11f I-V' L3Cf0SS?f BaSkefb311 Liik VKkkV.r rr ihr LIVLKVV ikli l K Lirkfk i r1LLV'L i .VLKL Vkyhyikkilk. K K A l l i i f I T i f IOHN THORESZ DEN ISE TOMPKINS IAN IN E TQRRESSON LE DUC TRAN IOHN TRAVERS MOIRA TUOHEY I ll l1. f 4 il I 1 .Y f i f 1 i ff 'il Q ff i 1 l j l l i i fl f Q iff QL 5 ' QaPP6113 ' I l i I In ly. Vlkk,V lk, . .V.VV. AVVV AAV.V A V.,A.,, Yvlifh 3 ' ' f COHHCi1 , L P1feSidff11f, :Pep-C1ub, Ye31'b9Qkf IQVA VO11CYbH11, P10111 A L,L,kLkV: V Lxrir. Studenf Representative 105 Trevor Tychon Laura Ugenti Mark Urban: I.V. and Varsity Soccer, Freshman, I.V., and Varsity Lacrosse Louis Valenti: Freshman Football, I.V. Baseball Dawn Valentino Ioseph Valenzano Barbara Van Valkenburgh lean Varas: Freshman and Varsity Soccer, I.V. and Varsity Basketball, Cadet Band Lisa Venturino: Field Hockey, Spanish Club, Pep Club Carol Vigilante Mark Vigilante: Freshman and I.V. Football Christine Viladesau: National Honor Society, Badminton Team, It's Academic Team, A Cappella Choir Patricia Virgilio: Secretary of Yearbook, National Honor Society, It's Academic woe 1 'i?,: '7'.f'ff? ' 'T swag 254 F, TREVGR TYCHON LAURA UGENTI tyj 905 Q---aus MARK URBAN LOUIS VALEN TI sf? av- ' DAWN VALENTINO IGSEPH VALENZANO BARBARA VAN VALKENBURGH IEAN VARAS LISA VENTURINO CAROL VIGILANTE MARK VIGILAN TE CHRISTINE VILADESAU PATRICIA VIRGILIO W I 108 Y, ... .1 ix 3. f'Wf 'I'- WP SCOTT VOGELSANG LYNETTE WAHL 'SBK 155 TX-vp -my ROBERT WALSH CATHERINE WATT ll- zvfx AEA PATRICK WALL 11 'ff' DQUGLAS WEIGAND 'NY'-b WILLIAM WEINTRAUB W5-bfi-ffiw Q, , ff: , do THERESA WEISSMULLER GAYLE WELBORN ' A I A ll lIfl5 l,I2 i AII IAAl if LIILA l 2' ,, .k.V , ,. ,, , k f,.,V,. krky hifi, .,,..k, -, ,E I., V,.-,V ,K K ,V,1,V.,, ik. l A , f I ,' -, ,f--'f- ,.f.-,- f,.f-f . Q7 ,--f, , , ., .5 , .. ,, l l 1 l I I l ff , , f, 1 f I L' fl , i fl J PAUL WHALEN IOHIN VVHELAN X W ,S 7 , STACEY WILLIAMS IOSEPH WING l 'IA AI ' I LLILLI Geri Winkelman George Winter Scott Wiss: National Honor Society, Newspaper, Varsity Tennis Team, Soccer Team Robert Witkowski Karen Yanowitz: Treasurer of It's Academic, Secretary of French Club, Health Careers Club, Youth Council, Orchestra Diana Young: National Honor Society, Raps, A Cappella Choir Steve Zografos 'gf Av?- Nr' GERALDINE WIN KELMAN GEORGE WINTER '59 V4 ib- ' mf' We-5 SCOTT WISS ROBERT WITKOWSKI if 'Hi 1 ,tif 1 kj? KAREN YANOWITZ DIANA YOUNG STEVE ZOGRAFOS 110 Camera Shy Seniors Thomas Alvino Kevin Appell Matthew Brooks Verna Brooks Iames Caulfield Ioseph DiPietro Anthony DiTrani Greta Emler Iohn Ferguson Guy Fitzgerald Matthew Flanagan Scott Forenza Timothy Gregory Pamela Gundlach Sean Heaney Craig Heuermann Vincent Kaye I Dennis Kearney acqueline Laurenzano Peter Lazos Michael Leonardo Linda Lucy Ronald Malone Victoria Mueck John I. O'Connor Patrick Powers Anthony Puma Andrew Rapp Christopher Regan Kevin Regan Scot Reutzel Robert Scarpa Noele Steifman Robert Wick U 0 1' Q xl ' , .ggrljji UNL, Ugg? . . X gk W' 'H -U- Q , S .H ki. , Qrw, .., ,Y Y gg--Q, k ips- . ly '- in .c - L, , M 1. 3 . 1,v .,.,, .- N. 4 ?g. . K 'P 3 Q V., ' XJ' 7, 32 A 5 x-,S , .,.-., Qx 5 -xl' i ., J gm ,NH X' ,r ff my ,wqfqf -on K,- 4 ' '- , ,, 'S 1 .ww . 4 vt V f 1 w i!?h'Pv , , .M W 9 ' A 5 poria Despite Munchkin Size 1 Bisons Are Big in Wins Above: Coach Dell receiving Reilly Memorial Trophy after Berner's victory over Pequa. Right: Cheerleaders sparking up the crowd, Bottom Left: Senior running back Vin- nie Kaye breaking a tackle and running for a touchdown. Bottom Right: Seniors clowning around before a big game. In a high school football preseason article, the Bisons were called Munchkins because of the size of the players. The Bison seniors finished in fourth place in their division with a winning five and three season, despite this misnomer. To the seniors on the team, the Berner-Pequa game was more impor- tant than usual because they knew that if they defeated Pequa, it would be the first time in their high school years that this was accomplished. The Bisons got their wish on October 29 when they defeated Pequa by a score of 23-15 on Berner's own field. Coach Bob Dell, along with the rest of Berner High School Wishes to congratulate All-County player John Dattero, who also was selected as an All-Conference player with teammate Joe Lizzio. The All-League players are: Ioe Lizzio, Iohn Dattero, Ioe Lunz, Vinnie Kaye, Brian Miller, and Iim Beato. Other seniors who are to be congratulated for a fine season are: Keith Schilling, Ioe Kelleher, Ioe Castelli, Brian McGee, Andy Bentz, Mario Bowers, Charlie DiSanto and lim Ioblon. I I .ln . -lu. , Y - IL! ' .. K 2::.3:::::::.: . . --- ,.. M . 3... .W .4 ...V .M V H- '- -. 1:31 ..z1::1: If . V , ,, .,. .. M ... ,M .. ::::::i.t,'1:g jgfrf-. v f ff y . ' A , -L Gan '- , .....,.. .. ., . V, , V., .. . 'ff 4 W- .. -. M N ... M, ... W. .. 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Witt CSecond Rowjz H. Begis, I. Dattero, S. McLoughlin, A. Bentz, I. Rowe, R. Phillips, B. McGee, B. Kisseningen, S. Cavaiuolo CThird Rowjz I. Korwan, M. Whelan, I. Kelleher, I. Lunz, R. Pierce, R. Ryan, I. Lizzio, I. Castelli, P. O'N eil, D. Monte, B. Miller, R. Petrillo CTop Rowj: F. Dombo, L. Boynton, I. Ioblon, K. Schilling, S. Berg, S. Rivera, B. Lunz, C. Naylor, R. Malone Far Left: Senior back Charlie DiSanto running for a T.D. against Pequa. - i Left: Senior Brian McGee giving -m,,,q..a,. X S . . us that victory smile. f. Q .'f-4 - A 4-. Below: Varsity Cheerleaders 3' . ' 'wma ff . .,., , welcoming those'Bison Boys. 1. -mu , ,. iii fwfr' mi 1 '93,::v---'Ep I .,g,.'..' tv. N, .X . my' a '. I ,rr ,A ,f . W . w23.uieZz1.i . P -' Bisons Are Big in Wins -'T . 15 . , L.. X 1' I N A s Q 1 A Tx- Y ' l I , , X . fi-M il 'M 'Q ll fy ,. ' xirii r- f 3. 'I' M-4-L , i 4 Q A I A A I I -'il-ll' ul Berner's Iunior Varsity team captured first place in their Con- ference this season. With their talent and great inspiration this LV. team will make a great varsity squad in the future. with , 'ev ,.- A we ',. Hw',a- . A -, J i .5 V - . I i Hi Mom! W 'Q H. is FB 'I ff'- 'Y 'm afQ'7:' if -mm . i ' E - , ' V'- 6-, My U. , -' 9' - ,-., Lv, , '.1 . - V, CW- .. A ' f' , ' ., L ' av . .1xS.gg,,,Ma 71 -' , '-' , ,, f .eff .. af , , 102 ' T,,1jf5f, --I . ,1 ,ai . rl 1 .L 1 W. Q . - . .- . f .,'- V 1 1. -- V , . :E t - - K- V f . , .V-.ev-Y. , , . 1,-. X ' ' ,-.4..L,,,, 1 - ,A A 'Z-...f-5-55 66561, Vugif' .sd 16.92. tin. 'f Hard Work and Determination Proved Berner Girls Are Might p Pine ut.. A h .xg ,H ,N L I Ytf?xi-bk: 5 1',.,V,, 7 ' 'sc-FAfter losing five- seniors last year, the outlook for the 1-98-3-1-984 team was not hopeful. To many people's surprise, but not to the girls, the team was very successful. Withfxmvr returning players from the varsity team and fi-ve from the junior varsity, the girls took their skill and hard work and made them into an encouraging team. Under the coaching of Dot Mayorga, the girls started their season in late August with very strenuous tryouFsT!The hard work paid off when the team compiled a 6-6 league record. Seniors Maureen Nolan, Madeline Petrizzi Ccaptainj, Flo Soviero Ccap- tainj, Ioyce Primm, and Ann Fargione led the team to two very close games against Pequa, the Conference leaders. Maureen's consistent serv- ing and spiking, along with Flo's setting and Madeline's bumping, showed what is meant by Senior Power. Karin Wilinski was the te.am's All Division player. ,i,All of the girls worked extremely hard during the season and proved the Berner Girls are Mighty Finelxjy 52 Q L 7 Ng 4 AAQQRNQQ ' ,,, g K if Qswbr Q3 vp P Q 'if f A- 'tzu M21 32 rrre m , A l Above: Captain Madeline Petrizzi giv- ing us a winning smile. Left: Seniors CLeft to Rightj Madeline Mad Petrizzi, Maureen Mo Nolan, Flo Soviero, Anne Fudge Fargione, and Ioyce Primm. Below: The team warming up before the Pequa game. HQ f dfatiis ca, ' 'fi , 4' , f 1 erner girg VMCQLQ .Msfory may CEMAQA WU State CVM AH UM This year, the Alfred G. Berner High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team won its fourth consecutive Nassau County Section VIII Championship, its third Long Island Championship, and its first New York State Class A Title. During the regular Fall season, the team recorded 15 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie. In the County Playoffs, the Bisons defeated Farmingdale C2-OJ, Port Washington C1-OD, and beat East Meadow Q2-OJ, for the Nassau County Championship. For the third consecutive year, the team won the New York State Southeast Regional Long Island Championship by defeating Northport High School C1-Ol, in a shootout. The team then advanced in the state tournament and secured the State Eastern Regional title by overwhelming Washingtonville High School C5-OJ, The team then traveled to Cortland, where it triumphed over East Syracuse Minoa High School K3-Ol, for its first New York State Public High School Class A Championship. During the season the team scored an astounding 118 goals and gave up only 6. The team's record at the end of the season was 21 wins, I loss and 1 tie. Leading the team to its victorious season were All American and All County player lean Varas, All County players Dawn Carboni and Kristen Moller. Along with All American League players Iudy Allstadt, Sue Cately and Pat Levey, All Conference players Kristen Davi, Debbie Laske, jean Lucich, Maureen O'Connor and Denise Young are to be congratulated for an outstanding season. 5.6 I-' 813.- r if .fi I tTop Rowl: Kristen Davi, Ieannine Brennan, Sue Cately, Iudy Allstadt, Karen Christian, lean Varas, Liz Doherty, and Denise Young tlxliddle Rowl: Coach Barry Cvoldfarb, Sue Marose, Ioan Tebeau, Cathy Watt, Dawn Carboni, Kristen Moller, Maureen Carusona, and Coach Paul Bosco tBottom Rowjr Polly Tompkins, Paula Radosta, Chris Christian, Ieanne Lucich, Debbie Laske, and Maureen O'Connor 444.4 -if 0 W 4 41 V gf?-:ff 'VJ I 1, it x ,YA Ai-?i:?i,- 'x ,H ,Q 1 ,f Ti- 4a34 A1'fs7? 5 , , , f 4. v f Q f 1 .K U A y , 1 if Q 1 ,W , Q -1 1 ,VS 4 . xg ' . ,. .9 Q 4 If 9' 1 Q ww , Q f If VQWQ 1- . I 1 .,, , 1 ,. V fv.,,, I 5, WN' , A .,wf.MW. ,WNV 0 ,fl ,f ff, F' ,I .f,ma,,,,.! 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' El t A iw F its f Biff. -- .ppfy -,mf iff - gpg: - .. ' '. ' 'L ah A W..--V .4 ' .fd - - . . wwf q . , wt. U V. - .I. ,Ai-..5.g..., : Lwgf ' ' ' - I ,, , I ' ,. ,E .- - ff - . .-. -x.. 'H - ,' ' 1. . '1y'f.,'.. a,, lf- 'f 4 5 u . 'Jun' -- PQ: -' 'fl 59: 'L ' ' I ft' 0 .., i. ,.,.,.. 11 f fwfr Q' '.1? 4',w4t Q Top CLeftD Super seniors having a little fun. Top Right: Defender Chris Christian con centrating on moving the ball up the field. Bottom Clseftj Debbie Laske dribbling the ball past her opponent. Bottom Right: Dawn Carboni back kick ing the ball. . I ff' x 'u 'v ' v v ','- - .nn 4 Qu' D x pl, J. -I- K 1 -u ' 'N I-, ' .- 65.1 , . - tv.-1.z' - . 4 - ,. . ' . f,f '- Ift , ' 4 ' . I, 4- t PAQ fr- f it , ' ' 'w J 1 I . Wiki-N-fw wig Top fLeftJ Kristen Moller booting the ball way down the field. Top Right: Bison girls surrounding the Northport attacker. Middle: Iunior Maureen O'Connor keeping an eye on the N orthport attacker. Bottom fLeftj Senior Kristen Davi dribbling the ball on a breakaway. Bottom Right: Seniors showing us who is boss. ,lf 'wif ,fv I - fr,,w , 4 1 4-mf ' ff f',V'f,YQ,j,q,,.54,,q 1 yqw f bf' ff f - , I ,Q ,UQ-:--v'y.,,,4,', ,. ,jj I-,MA VV , .JV 'At VC 2 I. at ,V ., I Ji? ,, , 1 ,, J f X, Qi, ,, .JVM VW ,I Q V V Meal, ,rv J' Q Y:':T5, ,. 512552 , eam luifrif fjreuai 5 irgi grade-Counfry aced 3rd, in Conference 1:4 aj This year's girls cross-country team though small provided for a successful season. The girls placed Hun. -Ari' sixth in the county and third in 1 y, . ' NWA ff ..i-351.2 their conference. They took part in the St. Anthony's Invitational and also the Teddy Roosevelt Meets. Their thorough Workouts sometimes included ten miles a day. All-Division Champs were Colleen Cooke, Tina Donohoe, Andrea Hamula, Diane Attenburger, and the All- Conference selection was Tina. Patty Zicari, Chris Boran, Ianine Radomski, and Karen Matulonis were all great in- spirations for each other as Well as con- tributors to their team's triumph. They had fun, but it was the hard Work, determination, team spirit, and dedica- tion of their coach, Mr. Trentowski, that led them to a 10-4 record. The team will be losing four seniors this year, Andrea, Ianine, Chris, and Karen, but next year's prospects look good. New Members Spark Effort Team Makes Count Playoff The field hockey team surprised itself by achieving great success which enabled them to qualify for the first round of the playoffs. With only four returning starters, the season seemed bleak. However, the new team members added talent and performed well in difficult situations. The team learned the skills and rules necessary to play the game, which at first were difficult to comprehend. Leading the team were senior co-captains Lisa Venturino Cforwardj, and Suzanne Leonard Cmidfielderj. Lisa Venturino and Suzanne Leonard were selected as All-County players. Suzanne was also selected as an All-Conference player. V ,f ' M ' f' , fi ' f 5 ,ff wffffafzazya, X .. F? W 5 , 1 ,, M , ,, M ini!! f 'Tuff f- ap., , , ,f m., '1f',f,faf'ff1f ' 1 'f'7' 'f -1 2 , f, . ,4- ., ,, 1, , fy ww fa, V -, V H If A I 1 W ,, ,Mfg L. , V. a 1 , ii izi f , 1 , 4 57 2 Q22 i:...l t r ' ' , S T r l t ffr A ' Team includes: A Julie Owens, Suzanne Debbie Yee and Laura Pluschau. t l Leonard, Marianne Birney, Jul A Lisa Venturino, Theresa Prato, V g0y,5 OCCQI' 64,715 yea? IIACIIOIV OUQI' C0lfU'ltg Afdlnpd earn .jvlab 73-4 Seadon The 1983 Berner Boys' Soccer Team had another suc- cessful season as shown by its 13 wins, 4 losses, and 2 ties. Coach Chris Sweeney credited the team's success to the large number of seniors and the dedicated juniors. Proof that hard work leads to success was their victory over Hicksville, the County Champs. Captains John Whelan, Greg Marron, and Fred Franke along with Ed Bauer, Kevin Driscoll, Andy Car- bone, Iohn Clancy, Rich Schwarz, Vinnie Ortolani, Matt Ryan, Doug Weigand, and Mark Urban led the team to the playoffs where they lost in the second round in a shoot-out. Congratulations to All County player Iohn Whelan, All Conference players Andy Carbone and Rich Schwarz, and All Division player Fred Franke. CHIEFS I1 B MJ if sv-'Eg L - -, wQa55t'.,i' 5 5.3 r 5 .ff 5 Us ,-H5 ff' P 'jig Q sz ' A34 ' li 4 A 25 ia! F2315-Q 5 iii fir 3 Q . Q? ' fl' . 2 55 2 E W F 1 f 5 dw. .-N'-.s W. if 'W ., f f Q ' W Q at J his , ,ilu w.V 'l E f'3,? , 4 S5 WSG ZFX Vugl 2 an Z 5 if 5 .465 5 Q 5 l 3 H sa su lr 2 E 't 5... Ligff L fgtfwq , . B 52,1 zzsf-gag ' , ,X if' fl : Top: CL to RJ T. Weston, I. Clancy, K. Driscoll, R. Schwarz, E. Bauer, D. Weigand, R. Walsh, I. Whelan Middle: QL to RJ M. Ryan, I. Blood, I. Runke, P. Mazzei, I. Rodriquez, G. Marron, A. Carbone, V. Ortolani Bottom: CL to RJ R. Struzzieri, E. Welt, A. McCauley, F. Franke, M. Urban, G. Siegal Right: Senior Rich Schwarz overcoming the Pequa defense. Below CLeftJ Halfback Mark Urban ex- hibiting his dribbling prowess. Below CRightJ Coach Sweeney motivating the team at halftime. vgs,,? U ., 'WW 4' V - M K 0' FQZQ ff. p-.1 io., M Ma -2 W . Hard Working Players Prove Experience Pays Qff The tennis team this year had a record of 8-7, a big improvement over last year's performance. Coach Netter provided a great learning experience for both beginning players and for those players return- ing for yet another season of phenomenal tennis. Constance Calma, a sophomore, had an outstanding season, and proceeded to the All-County Competition. The amazing first doubles team of seniors, Natalie Comens and Mary Ellen Conners proved to be a fine asset to the team. Claudia Fer- mature's aggressive play was very successful in the third singles spot. Despite Eileen Ellis' early season illness, she proved to be very sup- portive and provided much encouragement for the rest of the team. Peggy Sacino exhibited fine play in the second doubles position. Sue Gay showed dedication to the team and fine sportsmanship throughout the season. The '83 tennis team was unique in many ways. The teammate's feel- ings of camaraderie and friendship are not likely to be seen again. ' 2 I L1 VPN I 5 A Y--Il N i Q 1.1 I I I I 1 1 ' ' 'A P' .K-xfsxwf I A y' A' A f' X ' Y' ' lf 3, K H, . , , -NXW .-tt-,-.A-th 693 .. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '. xx X, . Y qi! ,xi 1 I-. -'J-X 1 kgyft -,N , A ' lx H I ' , , I ' I I I ' '- , 1, flfsk 0,', f'i'lL.lltX1 X -'B . 1 I ' lx . . I i i g. 4 gr t-1'-ginfgtr-,Q tix .1 A I . 1 L-N iw 1 ' .:'f T l. I'-. fStandingJ: Top: Coach Netter CTop Rowjz QL to RJ P. 'Q Sacino, P. Kenny, K. Kort, L. Matulonis, S. Anderson, M. DiMartino, S. C-ay CMiddle Rowl: CL to RJ M. E. Conners, C. .1 Cavanna, T. Smylie, C. Ventrice, C. Calma fBottom Rowlz C. Fermature .mf Qi - ---my -,R 'uv Through Hard Work and Determination Young Team Makes Pla r V ww gill? fi za' 0 A-54 Top: QL-RJ: P. Zicari, S. Ryan, K. Wilinski, S. Marose, E. Valdini. Bottom: CL-RJ: I. Gallego, M. Busch, D. Weigand, D. Young. 6311345 Z 1-'30 I ,Zh WH f. 3 at .1 Above: Team planning strategy during half time. Above Right: Iunior Captains K. Wilinski and S. Marose looking happy after winning an important game. Bottom Right: Karin Wilinski going for a jump shot. offs The Girls' Varsity Basketball team finished its season with an impressive nine wins, and three losses. This second place finish qualified Berner for the playoffs, Where they were ranked sixth out of sixteen teams, and advanced to the second round before bringing their successful season to an end. Led by captains Karin Wilinski, who broke the season scoring Cwith 326 pointsj and rebounding records, and Sue Marose, who tied the highest number of foul shots in one game with nine, the team far surpassed any expecta- tions for them. Coach Becky Crawford and the team members are already looking forward to next year's season since no players are graduating. Karin Wilinski was chosen for the All-Division, , All-Conference, All-League, and All-County teams, and Sue Marose made the All-Conference team. l 9.50 tsl FI . . 4, ,. All 1. .1 if ae ff f M-4' A Season of Rebuilding Young Team Fights Hard Led by seniors Rich Schwarz, Jim McCormack, Tom Koelbel, and Paul Guardiola, the Berner Basketball Team experienced a rebuilding season. Although they finished in last place, the Bisons lost by very small margins in most of their games. Berner showed its strong points were perimeter shooting and defense. Sophomores Ciro Ambrosio, Dennis Cutts, and Tim Buckley contributed greatly to the team. East Meadow was defeated twice during the season, as Berner ended with a 2-9 record. Captains Rich Schwarz and Jim McCormack and the other seniors are graduating, but next season looks hopeful with three starters returning. Far Right: Rich Schwarz going in for a rebound. Right: Tim Buckley breaking 'H through Long Beach's defense for a basket. Below: Iim Chipper McCormack taking a warm-up shot. ,I - . . IESI9' q Q ..... v alt P4 4 44 -f -ali' , 1 94 'h' fall V ff' 0. f 4 SQ' V- ttf-2'Zf's . 4 2 fxjl -1 Guardiola. l I ' f ' 1 Varsity includes CL-RD: Greg Schementi, lim Korwa nf J . 6 . Ciro Ambrosio, Dennis Cutts, Briw Miller, Tim Buckley, Tom Koelbel, Iim McCormack, Rich Schwarz, Ray Philips, and P311 'E um qv . A , . no 4- .. we My Q, V A L - ,..,. ...sa .. 'f 'W' A L i ' 1 Q Q: Left Above: Iim, Brian, and Chip playing around in practice. Above: Sophomore Ciro Ambrosio taking a lay-up during warm-ups. Left: Paul Guardiola plotting revenge on Pequa's defense. Below Left: Tim Buckley shoots for a basket. Below Right: Senior Tom Koelbel making his way down-court after a basket. M fr Wm ' '1'f1f ?f,P 'W , A5255 I -M-fyff 5w55,gy':', X B B M 129 Developing Talents That Produce Champions Wrestling Team Finishes Season Undefeate The Berner Wrestling team finished up its best season ever. The Berner matmen finished up the dual meet season with a phenomenal 11-0 record! They were sixth out of fifty-two teams in Nassau County. The team's success has been accredited primarily to the squad's exceptional team work. The experienced varsity members such as Corey Kilgannon, Paul McCormick, Mike Bevilaqua, Rob Payne and Ronni Yarkin have all been con- sistent producers. However, many seniors coming out for their first year on the team gave the team that Winning edge. These seniors include: Mario Bowers, Ioe Castelli, Brian McGee, Anthony Tetro and Iim Ioblon. lim Ioblon has been quite a productive addition to the team, not only in winning his matches but by giving the team a sense of unity it needs in order to function. Another key element in the team's success has been the coaching. lim Nordland and Ioe Ferrugia have both instilled the disciplined skill needed for a team to prosper. The team was a runnerup in the Division tournament. Berner produced three champions: Kery Kilgannon, Mike Bevilacqua, and Jim Ioblon. Other finalists include: Rob Florie, Ron Yarkin, Phil Florie, Corey Kilgannon, Iohn Pinna, and Matt Killikelly. Berner finished strongly in the counties finishing in 6th place in the most competitive county in N.Y.S. Mike Bevilacqua placed first in 132 lbs. and later went on to place 4th in the N.Y.S. Championships. Other place winners were: Rob Florie 15th at 91 lbsl and Ron Yarkin C3rd at 98 1bs.D. Another notable mention would have to go to sophomore Phil Florie who has done an amazing job this year by also going undefeated throughout his dual meet matches and has pulled off some amazing upsets. The highlight of the season came on Ianuary 28, when Berner easily defeated the Chiefs by a score of 38-10! Although key victories were secured by Phil Florie, Robert Payne, and Mario Bowers, each team member was responsible for the exciting victory. The Bisons continued to savor victory every time t ey graced the mat and qualified for the county Dual Meet Championships, an honor bestow- ed on only the ten best teams in Nassau. Varsity Wrestling includes: Bottom KL-RJ: Rob Florie, Kery Kilgannon, Ron Yarkin, Phil Florie,Ier1'y DeSan- to, Ivan Ruhnke, Corey Kilgannon. Top KL-RJ: Rob Payne, Brian McGee, Mike Pinna, Mario Bowers, Rick Ryan, lim Ioblon. Top Left: Varsity poses after victory over arch rival Massa e ua iv vw . Q , ,wt K I 4 I P fl - Above: Senior Corey Kilgannon making moves on a Pequa grappler. Top Right: Mike Bevilacqua on the attack. Middle Right: Phil Florie and Ierry Mad Dog DeSanto at practice. Below Right: Rob Florie lifting I.V.'s Lightweight Ioey Claughor. W4 ,ff 9211 H i ' 4, ,I L,- 'e-IN., I. if gi ,,,, I.V. Wrestling includes: Bottom: CL-RJ: joey Clougher, Iohn Clougher, Chris Hesse, Iim Ward. Top: CL-RD: Mike Minittillo, Edward Sarro, Mike Picolli, Paul Vassatarro, Matt Killikelly. Regrouping at Beginning Leads to Successful Finishes Bowling Team includes: Tracey Fox, MaryEllen Con- nors, Theresa Baumann, and Elaine Savona. 59 Y+'W' ' T 'T ' I The Girl's Varsity Bowling team, after losing seniors last year, finished the 1983-84 season in a respectable fourth place. Led by seniors Teresa Bauman and Mary Ellen Conners, and by juniors Denise Panico and Debbie DeRosa, the team over- came the loss of many team members last season and finished the season admirably. The Boys' Bowling Team came in an impressive 2nd place in Division IA. Under the guidance of Coach Donald McCauley, the team finished with an outstanding record of 9-3. Eric Rothke led the team with an average of 187 and qualified for All County. Other powerful members were seniors Chris Tebeau and Doug Butchazke, and junior Pete Weber. CLeft to Rightj Chris Tebeau, Coach McCauley, and Doug Butchazke. Missing: Eric Rothke, Pete Weber, and Paul Ellner. Coach McCauley and senior Chris Tebeau are pleased with their team's impressive season. A-Q Q gl- ' M0 1 'T l '-H X xx wriar- s 1 g 2 2 2 . .. A . .fum ' For Second Year in a Row Rifle Team Captures Conference Title Varsity Team includes: fStandingJ: Coach Tacke, Keith Ander- son, Kevin Browne, Eric Smith, Assistant Coach Mercer fKneel- ingj: Manny Goodman, George Cheeseman , For the second year in a row, the Varsity Rifle Team captured the National League IA Conference Title. Shooting at targets from a fifty foot range, the team members had impressive scores. Senior Kevin Browne scored a perfect 200 in the prone category, and came in second place in the tiebreaker. Sophomore Manny Goodman received first place honors in the kneeling competition, and junior Mike Cohen secured 3rd place in prone. In the I.V. kneeling competition, Mike Tepedino captured first place. The rifle team finished with an outstanding record of 8-2. The dedication of Varsity coach Mr. Charles Tacke and IV coach Mr Keith Mercer, was a tremendous asset to the team I.V. Team includes: fStandingJ: Kelley Smith, Rob Sgroy, Mike Tepedino, Coach Mercer, Steve Tiberg, Matt Coleman, Tami Fer- rara. fKneelingJ: Iames Rearick, Chris St. james, Troy Geyer. fMissingJ: Marshall Winkler , 5-5 3 Winter Runners Defy Weather Team Ca tures Third Place in Counties P This year's winter track team was a small group with a lot of talent. The team competed in many meets at Far- mingdale College and were commended for their outstanding performances. The two-mile relay, con- 3, C sisting of Ioan Tebeau, Andrea Hannula, Tina Donhoe, and Diane Altenburger, captured fourth place in the conference meet and third place in the county track meet with a time of ten minutes-fifteen seconds, which broke the school record. New freshman Lori Murray received a gold medal in the one-mile run for her distinguished achievements at the Nassau Coaches Meet in the Armory in New York City. With this year's team's potential and great enthusiasm, the outlook for next year's season looks very promising. 'SC' 1 Above: Through hard work and dedication, members of the two-mile relay team set and broke school records. This team included QL-RJ Ioan, Andrea, Tina, and Diane. Bottom Left: Marianne Birney and Iudy O'Dwyer running a warm-up lap. 3 L D ... '51 Aw wt 9 ,fd N, ,-.. - .v. N . Q 1. 1 we ' r 5 sw rl, vlqw v il A' IX' A Q .I 4, V -N-it , 'SZ' 3233 , 3 . I A Q - . ii 'N 9 4' J CTop Rowjz I. Lucich, C. Cooke, M. Birney, S. Cannon, E. Marls, D. Altenburger tMiddle Rowlz E. Kennedy, L. Murray, I. Tebeau, L. VanAllen, E. Horton CBottom Rowbz A. Hannula, I. Radomski, T. sv 0, Donahoe, L. Thompson f 5 Hard Work and a Well-Balanced Team Make for a Pla off Finish The Berner Hockey Team finished a tough season by fighting in the playoffs. The spirited play of this well-balanced team, ranging from three returning seniors, cap- tain Bill deBruin, center Matt Ryan and right defenseman Chris Heckman, to an eighth grader, left wing Denis deBruin, made this fine finish possible. This season was one of rebuilding. Many newcomers ,J were added to the club, and they developed V a sense of team work. Next season promises i to be an exciting one with many young talents. Coach Tony De Mayo contributed T many hours of his time to bring this team together for a playoff finish. e-A tBottom Rowj: Kevin McCrann, Ioe Raneri, Denis deBruin, Paul Edwards, Kevin Keutchler, Rich Zinke, Tom Conlon, Rich Maven, Eugene Bucalo, Rob Shimborski CTop Rowjx Assistant Coach Ken Craven, Matt Ryan, Bill O'Ha1leran, Les Menkes, Bill deBruin, Sean McCarty, Iohn Pagano, Chris Heckman, Tom Kreigel, Craig Rowe, Tony Demayo CCoachD. 'W ALJ' I 1' F J Q .. A Q ' .. .f7 ,sx 74. I Q 4 Rf 51, C li .. .5 1 um O 1, '41 136 .' 'f .fffff 'A pw, 4, - . v f.11y'. ,ff AW 'wwf ' vlfw. lf' 'J' Ll lwwsl.-A K.: - 4 n-1.4 vi-..gg i Q 'ii i. I 4 r 1 - .v- , ' I 1 'U Q-4 R it-nw p-NZ' xx. . gifs-'Qs' A,..L1.' 19? Af W :QL--L-,, Q. 3111 3 K W slik' .ri 1 fi ' r YQ? Vi . J 'X 5 ? A. Sf l9e Y 5 '1 , U E f ! , ' gf. if af A ' , , 15 .1 ,.-, Y' k I FQ V' - A Q .L VAIAV ' ig 'H f ' fwfr., 'ww 5 . X iv 3. 4 , Q, W f L 4? K E uv , . fig, . ' . :Zeng A1 ' r 2' 7 ., 'if' A! . V V x 'll '-.. VN W 5 g! HE in-I xx.. . ,,., E us. X 15 U ,ag Y 1 , , , 1550 '.. ,Ji 1 'Y k U L' 1 - - t ' 'f fi . H, qi Y-.,., f , , '.:,JfN.V 5 , . A A, ' A A , hm X A x A ,I-ff-fggfl '3 V fy 3'2 ,v , It 4' :Q .A.vV 1 W,M,m,,mM X . A0 QV, , A m3JQgfD x rf, 4--av' My 1 V 7 A I V 1 4 ki, , , ' f 51? -Q' ' 'sm RUF, ff K N A ' - - ' f- 1' 1 V 'N V M ',,,,5'..Q ,Q-9-,Q 5, W vv'-' - h x, ' ,- , Q. . ' v ,J an he' ' , x 3 :K Tw .LQ .K .- ' I lu' X '!': 'a 1: If Despite Loss of Returning Players Lacrosse Has an Exciting Season This year's Varsity Lacrosse Team had a very suc- cessful season. Led by Captain Joe Lizzio, the team was a strong victorious force in the county. The returning varsity seniors Ed Jed Bauer, Rich Schwartz, and Greg Marron controlled the midfield with hard hitting and aggressive play. The defense was led by senior John Dattero and junior John Rowe. Although they lack a great amount of depth, Coach Shroeder got the most out of the team. Responsible for the many of Berner's goals are attackmen Senior Rich Murphy, and junior Matt Whalen. One of the highlights of the season was the exciting Berner-Farmingdale game. In this game Senior goalie Tom Patafio had one of his best performances of the season. 1... The 1984 Varsity Baseball team has completed one of their most successful seasons due to the consistent pitching of returning Senior Brian McGee and Iuniors Brian Lundy and Chris Olsen, helped by the superb catching of Senior Craig Miller. Senior outfielders Matt Fagen, Paul Guardiola and Junior Jim Beato have made Berner's outfield one of the best in the league. A11 three have had a good second season on Varsity - both offensively in batting and defensively With their gloves. Senior second baseman Durlan Castro and Sophomore shortstop Ciro Ambrosio not only supplied clutch hits toward the victories but were also the strength of the Berner outfield. Senior third baseman lim McCormack and Doug Buschatske contributed with their constant hitting. Iuniors Paul Bianco and Sean McBride were very productive when called upon in the field and at the plate. - 1 A - - - - - Qi 5 QE i' FYi3mng.- fl Top Cl. to r.J: Coach Lange, Ciro Ambrosio, Brian Landy, Keith Schilling, Craig Miller, lim McCormack, Ira Schack, Chris Glsen, Sean McBride, and Paul Bianco. Bottom fl. to rj: Joe Ranieri, Matt Fagen, Paul Guardiola, Durlan Castro, Doug Buschatske, lim Beato, and Brian McGee. W QQ it i Girl's Softball cops third place in League . . Returning Seniors Help a Eine Season. The Berner Girl's Softball Team had a great season this year. They wound up in Third place and captured a spot in the playoffs. The team's returning seniors are Maureen Nolan, Mary Ellen, Conners, Madeline Petrizzi and Sue Leonard. Return- ing Iuniors are Karin Wilinski, Sue Marose, Theresa Prato, Elaine Savona and Lisa Gordon. Sophomores are Elaine Yaldini and Tracy McCrann. Freshman players are Linda Murray and Karen Flynn. Under the superb coaching of Mr. Chris Sweeney, the team had an all-around fine and memorable season. . , , 'A , . ,vi Jinx! 51 tw' T. M nail ' by 'ti .. A .' .i - ' Jfwl T amid 61' '-L. , 1 ty MES, I ,lp J' ' tl E U. A A 'f A f- 'f ., A G, 1' 'Q' i s- it-'M a. NN we Wie-1 -T . . .. 'i 1 .-w.t-- . 1 sm f ' T. vi We7 3f?5 'Q ,V -N. ' ns WW V U 3. -' v, .' g, ', 4 4' . x, , - . . kt w 'Ally If , .1 H, n1't.:. r..:1..ti..t-..i-i?4-1i..,1.R..ahinnr,e:-f1trm M-i . :ft Q Top: Senior Madeline Petrizzi at bat. Left: Junior pitch Elaine Savona with her winning pitching motion. Right: Third baseman Sue Leonard always prepared for action. Top Left Senior Mary Ellen Connors looking for the signal from Coach Sweeney Top Right Maureen Nolan g1v1ng us that winning smile. Left: Seniors that led the winning team Maureen Mary Ellen, Madeline, and Sue. . K ay, ' 1. E Top Row: Theresa Prato, Eileen Valdini, Madeline Petrizzi, Karin Wilinski, Sue Marose, and Sue Leonard. Bottom Row: Linda Murray, Karen Flynn, Elaine Savona, Lisa Gordon, Maureen Nolan, Mary Ellen Connors, and Tracy McCrann. Pride and Determination Are Big Factor Girls' Track Team Breaks Records The Spring Track Team, led by senior co- captains Ianine Radomski and Andrea Han- nula, once again had a successful season. This year the Bisons captured first place in their conference. The team competed in many dual meets during the week along with big Invita- tional Meets on Saturday mornings. The two- mile relay, which included Ioan Tebeau, An- drea Hannula, Tina Donahoe, and Diane Altenburger performed even better this season. They continued to break school records along with the four-hundred meter relay consisting of Ianinel Radomski, Lynda Thompson, Iulie Resager, Judy O'Dwyer. Senior Chris Boran also broke her discus school record for the third time. This year's Spring Track Team held their heads up high, and received a lot of recognition. With the pride and dignity that the team had, next year's track team will definitely be a winning one. 'v o I iii 3 LORI . 'Ju CTop Rowj: E. Horan, E. Horton, M. Lizzio, S. Border, I. Tebeau, P. Haave, I. Resager, N. Pace, S. Cannon, D. Altenburger, K. Muller, K. Kriegal, D. Bennett fMiddle Rowjz I. Lucich, P. Zicari, T. Donahoe, L. Thompson, M. Birney, I. O'Dyer, L. Murray CBottom Rowjz I. Radomski, C. Boran, A. Hannula ,,,.. NIO-ug, Top Left: Track Buddies. Right: 4 x 100 meter relay members smiling with a taste of victory. Varsity Tennis Conquers the Odds Team Com letes Im ressive Season The Varsity Tennis Team finished the season with a very impressive record. In the beginning of the season, Coach McGovern evaluated the team as inex- perienced due to the large number of underclassmen, but enthusiastic. He had great expectations for this hardworking and dedicated team. They proved themselves worthy of these hopes. Seniors Scott Wiss, Rich Anderson, Les Menkes, and Steve Baldwin lent their skill and experience to make this year's team a successful one. 1 The Winning Tradition Continues Bevilacqua. ' X 7 E if I Y 1 ,gf ' -. Returning Talent Sparks Victories The golf team enjoyed a very successful season this year As one of Nassau's top teams last year the team was determined to 1m prove even further upon their impressive record The team was lead by returning starters Bob Mugavero Corey Kilgannon and junior Greg Schementi. Gther experienced returners included Paul Loehr, Mike Fagan, Anthony Ustica Ieff Kusterer and Mike jg: e The squad was loaded with talent but it was the tenacious team I Q' spirit that inspired the team to continue its winning tradition Along with the fine coaching of Mr Richard Wit the team became one of the most feared and respected teams in Nassau County Fl. . fi ff-ig 1 ' ' Spirit and Determination Prove to be Winning Combination O . Badminton is probably the least talked about team in Berner. Yet its record for the past several years ranks with those of other good teams here. The team has spirit, and each girl is loyal and dedicated to the sport. Mr. Lou N etter, the coach of the team for several years, has remained a clear ex- ample of the dedication of this group. Chris Viladesau, a senior member with three years on the team, is one of the best doubles players there is. Her drive and hard work have led to her position of first doubles, something she should be very proud of. Marietta Cavassa has become a crucial part of the team since her entry two seasons ago. Singles or doubles, she always plays well and encourages her fellow players to do the same. Donna Lee, a three year member, and Donna Panico, in her first season, are the remaining two seniors. Their winning combination this year has provided the team with a lot of spirit. These girls get out there and have fun. The team would be nowhere without its non- senior members. All the badminton seniors would like to thank Debbie DeRosa, Denise Panico, Deb- bie Yee, Kim Pellegrino, Lisa Koch, Nancy Tsai, Shannon Ryan, and Dorothy Weigand for the time and energy they devoted to make this great season fun for all. fFirst rowjz Alysa Adcock, Sue Goettler, Donna Lee, Debbie Yee, Dorothy Weigand. CSecond Rowjz Chris Viladesau, Dale Intrabartolo, Marietta Cavassa, Denise Panico,, Nancy Tsai, Debbie DeRosa. CTopD: Coach Lou Net- ter. Missing, Shannon Ryan. if A .wA , ,v:,1 ' A X g We M Q X fb l,, .14 fiuifieb HL' W 'HT 'I 1 gf,': lS-'-L: ii 1 , ,'ij'.:3r D 'gil-':.,:7-GV. '-ic4.i9':'2,2L'-7:4551 .- i -' 1 f '- 'aj .L-,:'-utils, +,AL ' :if-, .-+1 xg' 12. 1-Q-Avg: an - Sw-1:7111 'zfi ' Q Mr. Stuber - Advisor Brian McGee - V. President Stacey Berman Treasurer E'leen Ellis - Secretary Natal'e Comens - President. Officers If you have a dream reach for it. If you have a goal strive for it. If you want something accomplished work for it! I would like to thank all the leaders of the school who have worked for their accomplishments. To reach success you had to encounter failure to receive praise you had to take criticism and most of all to accomplish projects you had to give your time. Everyone that gave that time deserves praise. - I I would especially like to thank my fellow officers the administration and Mrs. Hoehmann all of whom made the student government possible. I would like to give recognition to Mr. Stuber for all his encouragement and initiative in the student government. His work may have gone unrecognized but not unappreciated. Thank you Wafjagil Wfwswta, I .W hs I l I I at I I f f ,W Your work and effort have not gone unnoticed. ' 1 , -4 I I I I X l 'W I I i I ' I , 1 , 1 , -J 1 Class of 84 Officers To the Class of 1984, Our senior year is nearly over the past four years are at their end We now leave our childhood behind the future is around the bend It seems like only yesterday when we started at this place Teachers classes and the work are things we can t erase All the good times we have had all the experiences we ve shared will all become yust memories to those of us who ve cared Learn from the mistakes you have made use the things you have learned treasure the memories you have and keep the friends you ve earned As the Senior Class President as I say a tearful good bye and wish good luck in all you do' Sincerely Ng! .1 Lum, WMQJC, Advisor fSeatedJ Maureen Nolan President Margaret Finn V President I ' I ' I I I Want the best f0I- all of you Ms. Byrne - Advisor, Kristen Davi - Secretary, Nina Corapi - Treasurer, Mr. Page - - I fl ,I - I , -, .,' V C- L Class of 85 Officers L. to R.: Iohn Blood Treasurer' Karen Wilinski President' Dorothy Wiegand Secretary'Tu1ynn Smylie Vice President. prosperous year. In addition to earnings left over from ' their successful magazine drive they sponsored the 'Qf Senior - Faculty Basketball Game. The profits will be used to cut the cost of the Iunior Prom which will be held at the Crest Hollow Countrv Club. f 0 3 J fi K Y V l I I 1 'l Q 7 The Iunior Class officers have brought about a ..,, ' 6 I I Y. -1 ' X14 .... , Q Class of '86 Gfficers Seated: john Culver, Anthony Dattero. Standing: Kerry Kilgannon Vicky Lipari. This year s Sophomore officers have proven to be responsible and efficient. Their main task this year was the class ring sale. Through magazine sales the students were able to cut the price of the rings dramatically making them more available to sophomores. Class of 87 Officers Seated Paula Radosta Sec Chris St Ieanos Treasurer Standing Danny Guerra Nice Pres Mr R Gale Advisor Darren Hool President This vear Berner had its first freshman officers Under the guidance of Mr Richard Gale the enthusiastic officers are gaining a headstart in student government Ther are already planning such innovative events as the Berner Oh mpics and Babv Picture Contests Berner has high expectations from its youngest officers f f I Q 1 1 ., . 1 - - , , r- - ' . . 1 fr - ' 1 1 , . ' f 7 7 ' T . ll ll 7 ll ll I I 4 , National Honor Societ Y OFFICERS - fFrontJ: Mary Fullam Madeline Petrizzi - Historian. - Treasurer, David Mullarkey - Vice President, Claudia Fermature - President, Tammy Parcharidis Secretary Lance Ahrens Patrick Bain Suzanne Balaes Stacey Berman Ianet Birney Karen Blair Douglas Buschatzke Iohn Dattero William de Bruin Eileen Ellis Claudia Fermature Margaret Finn Mary Fullam Paula Grarnmich Andrea Gutierrez Douglas Howard Donna-jean Howell Corey Kilgannon Richard King Kara Kort Andrew Kowalik Alan Kuffner Deborah Laske Donna Lee Roger Lehneis Theresa Maloney Karen Matulonis Iames McCormack Eileen McGaheran Craig Miller David Mullarkey Maureen Nolan Michele N ussenbaum Brian O'Keefe Donna Panico Tamara Parcharidis Madeline Petrizzi Kenneth Plaia NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Vs cf Y iff Q 5 2 5 W L QX .. Sharon Policano Ann-Marie Prato Ianine Radomski Donna Rappaport Marianne Ring Andrea Ruff Gina Scarabino Michael Seith Florence Soviero Steven Stanziani Jodi Stewart Ianine Torresson Christine Viladesa Patricia Virgilio Catherine Watt Scott Wiss Karen Yanowitz Diana Young 11 Berner Beacon The Berner Beacon our own New York Times has been a noteworthy source of enjoyment and information This year under the editorslup of senior Kara Kort and the supervision of faculty again continued its tradition of literary excellence Through the outstanding contributions of talented student writers the Beacon consistently printed a newspaper of the finest quality and literary merit Mr Addis Advisor Angela Giordano Dolores Kamor Paul McCormick Claudia Fermature Sue Gay Stacey Lawrence M1m1 Oser Assistant Editor Mary Ellen Conners Nina Corapi CSeatedJ Karin W1l1nsk1 Ken ' ' xi ' - g. ll ' - ll , I A pf 1 ' 1 ' . . X N member Elliot Addis, the paper has once - I . Michele Yanow, Andy Kowalik, Chris Viladesau, Alan Kuffner, Plaia Business Mana er Ma Fullam Kara Kort Editor Scott Wiss It's Academic! The It's Academic team, under the supervision of Mr. Richard Gale, has enjoyed the success of a productive season. The team traveled to various schools to participate in scholastic competitions. Points were earned by correctly answering questions on such topics as art, literature, music, history, science, math, and trivia. The It's Academic team is proof of Berner's intellectual excellence. Mary Fullam, Roger Lehneis, Mr. Gale - Advisor. fSeatedJ: Patty Virgilio, Donna Lee, Karen Yanowitz, Donna Panico. CFrontJ: Dave Mullarkey, Brian O'Keefe. R.A.P.S. It is Tuesday afternoon. You are in a room listening to teenagers discuss general, contemporary, and personal problems. The students seem to really care and they offer surprisingly good advice. This is the Rational Approach to Problem Solving, more commonly referred to as R.A.P.S. Under the guidance of Mrs. Ebba Lehmann and Mr. Sheldon Weinrib, this group clearly meets the need for students to discuss and come to terms with their own problems. Through the years, R.A.P.S. has established itself as one of Berner's most successful groups. Ion Waks, Alan Kuffner, Mrs. Lehmann - Advisor, Roger Lehneis. CSeatedJ: julie Weinstein, Gina Scarabino, Pat Cook, Donna Panico. CMissing from photol: Iennifer Martino, Simone Ryals, and Mr. Weinrib - Advisor. Conners, Kristen Davi, Michelle Fermature, Sue Cay, Mr. Midura - Advisor. Youth Council This year's Youth Council was forever on the move. It was a Community oriented group, as exhibited by their charity turkey raffle. When this group was not helping others, it was planning trips The frequent trips to the city were both cultural and exciting. In an effort to encourage participation, Mr Midura opened up the numerous events to the entire school. Front Row: janine Radomski, Andrea Ruff, Iodi Stewart, Second Row: Karen Matulonis, Pat Levey, Marghi Finn, Marietta Cavassa. Third Row: Michelle Nussenbaurn, Amy Gerstel, Terry Holst, Lisa Koch, Ioanie jacuback, Kathleen McCaheran, Karen Kroslowitz, Eileen Mr:Caheran, lean Oursler, Lisa Lawrence, Angela Giordano, Moira Tuohey, Pat Cook. Back Row: Nina Corapi, Mary Ellen Pep Club The most energetic organization at Berner this year was the Pep Club. The members, with the help of Mr. Bevilacqua, aroused the spirit of our students. By painting the sports box, and selling painter caps, hats, buttons, and shirts they virtually painted the school red and white. Their enthusiasm encouraged active support of our school's athletic system. Front: Janine Radomski - President. Second Row: Sue Gay, Angela Giordano. Third Row: Lisa Lawrence, Geri Parente, Nina Corapi. Fourth Row: Terry Holst, Moira Tuohey, Eileen McGaheran, Mary Ellen Con- ners. Back Row: Maryellen I-Iimmel, Paul Guardiola, Kristen Davi, Michelle Fermature, Claudia Fermature, Karen Matulonis, lim McCormack. .1 if- A A ni ,E A 4 Fivqlflf' L '- Front Row: lim Rearick, joe Salerno, Kimberly Burk, Cart Formes. Second Row: Chris Tascarella, Chris Quarlena, Liz Scalice, Bill Howard. Back Row: Marshall Winkler, lohn Mascio, Dan Sabia, Alexx Herman, Mr. Ieskie -- Advisor. AV Squad The A.V. Squad consists of dedicated students. In order to keep up with a hectic schedule the students were willing to work harder than any group in Berner. Too often this group was taken for granted by those who thought that televisions and movie projectors moved themselves. Mr. Ieskie trained the squad well. It consists of responsible and efficient students who have assisted the school operation tremendously. .X ! Cam.era-Qlub C After learning the fundamentals, the Camera Club has spent most of the year applying the finer points of photography. This group is not content with studying manuals. They have been seen around school constantly snapping pictures hoping to capture the essence of a person scene or activity at Berner. They also develop their own film and print enlargements. Ski Club The Ski Club has sponsored various trips to the nearby mountains to enloy the exhilarating fun of skiing Many of the members are avid skiers who coast down the expert slopes while others are just beginners learning the basics The club was formed in response to the growing popularity of skiing Under the direction of Mrs Urban the club has grown to be one of the largest Berner with an ultimate trip to Canada in the planning Drama Club The Drama Club produced two plays this year. The Wedding was a one-act hit. The actors and stage crew were talented and dedicated and the direction was superb. The main production Play On offered further proof of the club s ability to create comical productions. This year the Drama Club under the new guidance of Mrs. Helen Anderson has continued in its tradition of bringing enjoyment to Berner. Cheerleading A main source of school spirit at Berner is the cheerleaders. This enthusiastic group of girls starts the school year out on the right foot by par- ticipating in pep rallies. They further bolster team pride by involving Bison fans in their zealous cheers. Besides performing at various sports events, the cheerleaders are well known for their annual holiday dance. Their participation in school ac- tivities is evidence of Bison spirit. Varsity includes: CBottom Rowjs Tricia O'Neill, Laura Dunau, lean Valvo, Susan Luneburg fSecond ROWJ: Iody Rezza, Denise Tremboli, Liz Leo, Sue Wright CThird Rowl: Patti Hughes, Irene Echenique, Eileen Hughes, Mia Hellmer CTop Rowjz Ellen McKenna, Marietta Cavassa, Ianine Radomski. J.V. includes: fBottom Rowjz Laura Wasiak, Cindy Siciliano, julie Ferrara, Kerry Griffin fMiddle Rowjz Jeanine Mooney, Amy Farina, LuAnne Contello, Kerry Smith, Pam Haave, jennifer Hunt CTop Rowjz Adrienne Wilinski, jennifer Regal, Iennifer Pugliese, Courtney Murphy, Vicki Lipari, Valerie Hughes, Ienniferjelicks. Missing: Kim LaRocca X ,-- 1 i U if X I I I, x Q JP X , v rr st, i ,... ,. '.... .hc 1. Qs.. QTop Rowj Sue Kromer I11lSchl1tt Stephanie Crognale Allison Iurow Pe gy Kenny Marina Theodorus Debbie Cannon Michelle Fermature Brenda Deegan Donna jean Howell Lorraine Ampe a Alysa Adcock Karen Schneider Sue Goebel CM1ddle Rowj Tracy Hamilton Iones Iodianne Stewart Kathy Kearny Maureen Griffen Anitra Carr Sharon Reilly Dina Dolan Danna Habastrol Sherri Bulton Sue Bauman Mary Mancini fBottom Rowj Stacy Berman Treasurer Marghi Finn Co Captain Dale Intrabartolo Captain Kim Johnson Ir Captain Bisonettes A main source of entertainment at half time is Berners kickline the Bisonettes Incorporating dancing skills coordination and flexibility the Bisonettes perform upbeat routines to popular songs Besides adding to the enjoyment of football and basketball games they also participate in various kickline competitions This year the Bisonettes added to the holiday spirit by selling Santagrams short messages complete with holiday sweets l - 1 1 1 I ? r 1 1 I I 1 ' 1 1 1 I ' ' I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 , 1 ' 1 'Q 1 1 . . 0 . . , . . I I I I l ' I I . Twirlers Adding to the half-time entertainment are the twirlers. Known for their innovative routines, the Twirlers use determination and hard work to perfect their art. Their baton tricks, While dif- ficult, are performed with ease by the Twirlers. Brenda Leonardi, Peggy SanFanandre, and Chris Cimone were the only seniors participating this year, but their contributions of talent and a sense of teamwork were obvious. fBottom Rowj: Chris Cimone, Iessica DiCarlo, Lori Van Allen, Brenda Leonardi, Melanie Gurdin CTop Rowjz Theresa Masciovecchio, Donna Will, Fawn Chapter, Peggy SanFanandre. l-lomeroom Announcers Want to know about the latest dance sports score or club happening? I isten to the homeroom announcers. lim Amo Amorsino and Chris Tebeau have kept us up on school news every morning of our senior year. Their upbeat reports were both informative and interesting. Tom Temps Mimi Oser Mrs. Schmukler - Advisor. Chris Tebeau and Iames Amorosino Bison Shop Whenever in need of paper pens or just a candy bar a quick stop to the Bison Shop before homeroom was the answer to many predicaments. At the dependable Bison Shop you were always sure to find what you wanted at discounted prices. The entire student body has benefitted from the dedication of the Bison Shop aides. I f .1 ll ll 0 f x T5 f f I ?' I f I f 'I X 1 1 General Uffice Assistant A most important helper in the General Office is the student helper She learns valuable office skills sm hile helping the Berner Secretarial Staff collate and file the manv messages arriving each day for the throughout the large building that would be impossible xx ithout such assistance 4 professional staff, There are always the many errands ' O ' ' , f Alicia Falkowitz WEB' UF? Seated: Carol Bovera, Colleen McGuire, Trisha McManus. Standing: Karen Kregel, Barbara Reidy, Rachel Held, Mrs. Bryson - Advisor. Health Careers Club RZ? Under the instruction of Mrs. Collins, the members of the Health Careers Squad have discovered how involved the health care system is. The students spend their free time working in the nurses' office in y exchange for a chance to increase their knowledge of the medical profession. The members answer phones, file health cards, and record student illnesses. Guidance Squad The students of the Guidance Squad have consistently provided assistance to both the guidance counselors and the secretaries The students file, answer phones, and send messages to students They have gained valuable work experience that will aid them in their future endeavors Mrs Bryson is the faculty advisor of this group. Seated: Maureen Anderson, Kim Myers, Robin Kutun, Steve Leser. Standing: Stephen Pianese - Student Counselor, Dianne Archipolo, Frances Carr, Mrs. Collins - Advisor, Cindy Raymond, Doreen Archipolo Mike Cohen. Missing: Carol Smith and Debbie Rubenstein. Seated: Melissa Verity, Melanie Gurdin, Fawn Chapter, Kenneth Rohrs, David Abolafia, Dennis Bradbury. Standing: Ms. Krieg- Advisor, Kim Pelligrino, Anthony Scarabino, Erik Lutwin, Chris Siegmund, Diane Venezia, Terry O'Sullivan, Valerie Reinhardt, Mrs. Spiegel - Advisor. Library Squad Many students have graciously given their time, and Worked in the library this year. These aides provided a tremendous service to both the students and the librarians. In return, Ms. Krieg shares her vast understanding of the library system. Students, especially those interested in library science, have benefitted from this squad. Italian Club This year's Italian Club was the largest and most successful in the history of Berner. Meetings were spent planning menus, making costumes, practicing dance steps, and creating decorations for the Italian Festival. The product was a feast of Italian cuisine. Entertainment was provided by members dancing the tarantella, a traditional Italian dance. The funds raised enabled the club to visit New York City to further explore the Italian heritage. CLUB OFFICERS - Brian O'Keefe, Treas., Nina Corapi, President, Sue Raiola, V. Pres., Lisa Scoleri, Sec. Latin Club f I y The Latin Club was very active this year. In addition to learning a very complex language the students studied the Latin customs, which are the basis of most cultures. A history lesson in itself, was the Saturnalia or Latin festivals, which the group visited at various high schools. In addition to going to museums and plays, the group attended a luncheon at the Atrium in Massapequa. The restaurant is modeled after ancient Roman houses. Under the guidance of Mrs. Swalgen, the members experienced many aspects of Latin culture that exist in Qui' area- Seated: Jean Oursler - V. Pres., Moira Tuohey - Pres., Nan Pesek. Standing: Steven Efststhiou - Sec., Scott Dillon, jim Reark - Treas., John DeMascio.cKAissing: Greg Schementi - Public Relations. French Club GIANTS 1 G The French Club consisted of students interested in learning the finer aspects of the French language and culture. Through various fund-raisers, the club was able to exquisite French restaurant. The club's main objective was to eventually visit France and savour ' the French lifestyle first-hand. Seated: Mix DiFatta - Advisor, Terry O'Sullivan, Jean Callego. Standing: Paul Spinelli, Brian Geraghty, Michele L ,Alan Kuffner, Mary Fullarn, Stacey Lawrence, Karen Yanowitz, Janine Torreson. 160 sponsor a dinner at La Mansarde, an U 0 uaic I - ,f 594 , 5 A -ff. Q4-f + 5' 45- .,. V ,L 5 -'T' ,f pf h ffl, af 2 1. 1 fi? ' ' -12'-Tx'-,f.-1' 'A-vars -nayqr' '. , ,, . M, L, ' as 162 Chamber Singers Chamber Singers are members of A Cappella selected by Mr. Holdridge on the basis of obvious talent and ability in singing. Due to their small size, the Chamber Singers are able to travel throughout Long Island to fulfill the many requests they receive to perform. This group has performed at the Pan Am building, as well as for various other clubs and schools. Last year they visited a recording studio, where they taped two songs that had been especially composed for them. A Cappella Choir Under the direction of Mr. Laurence Holdridge, the A Cappella Choir has become one of the most well known of Berner's organizations. They have been priviledged to work with guest conductors, and to perform at such prestigious places as St. Patrick's Cathedral. The highlight of the year has always been the annual Christmas tour, in which the choir brings cheer to orphanages and nursing homes on Long Island. . W, if as f -9- fa . . ,,.. -.M . ....... .. .. fBottom Rowl: Cindy Shanman, Ien Martino, Cathy Lafferty, Carol Fish, Paul Loehr, Stacey Lawrence, Diana Bosco, Deb- bie Gawronsky CMiddle Rowl: Kara Kort, Sue Balaes, Michele Yanow, George Formes, Iohn Duggan, Iean Ophals, Barbara Murphy, Donna Panico CTop Rowj: Kevin Mast, Florence Soviero, Greg Owen, Daniel Geiger, Denis Farrell, Michael Zicari, Rob Sheridan, Kathleen Cole, Stephen Baldwin. 5 0 ! V 3,3 ' Q Vi qi Vs? 3' J 4 fe 2, f vm f I '., A . I , nr- A t qi. , I W '14, Liv! sr LA - , , 5, V 's ,'2x ' 65537 aww, if x nc 453' M ' 'I I. ., , , 'L W1 WWW f y .x. f gf, ff 4:71 v if , , , 'WJQ ., 4, 1 V K .. 1-9- . V Z WA 1 If 2 , , , ii' A I W, ,,, ,,,, .,.,...fXv A 1 ,, CD Senior Girls' Choir The Senior Girls' Choir is a group of skilled young women that presents numerous successful concerts during the school year. Participation in the choir gives the members an opportunity to shape their musical abilities and share them with others. The group consists of first sopranos, second sopranos, and altos. It is under the direction of Mr. Lawrance Holdridge. Mixed Chorus Composed of freshmen, the Mixed Chorus has been a training ground for our school's top vocalists. This year they participated in three concerts, and its members showed tremendous potential. From these talented singers, Mr. Holdridge will select future choir members. Q . a O I O I Students Against Driving Drunk began in 1981 as an experiment at Wayland High School in Massachusetts. S.A.D.D. quickly spread to over 6,000 high schools in the United States. Its founder, Mr. Robert Anastas, came to Berner in 1983 to initiate S.A.D.D. In December, 1983, the S.A.D.D. organization, led by senior chairperson Moira Tuohey and junior chairpersons john Blood and Alan Berman, held a very successful assembly. Two very distinguished guests, New York State Assemblyman, Mr. Philip Healey, and Massapequa Park Mayor, Mr. Robert Thompson attended and made the students aware of how dangerous drinking and driving can be. At the heart of the S.A.D.D. program is a contract between high school students and their parents. The teenagers pledge that they will call home rather than driving drunk or accepting a ride from an intoxicated friend. The parents in turn, promise to give a ride to the student, without an argument or questions. What makes the S.A.D.D. method Work is the recognition that teenage drinking and drunk driving are two very different problems, to be dealt with separately. The contract has helped to bridge the communication gap between parents and teens. Part of the reason S.A.D.D. committee was so suc- cessful this year was awareness, both community and school. Moira, Iohn, and Alan attended many rallies Where they met with other S.A.D.D. representatives from other high schools, and brainstormed ideas. Many pins, buttons, and a billboard in Massapequa Park, all distributed by S.A.D.D. at Berner, proved the awareness of this problem. NRG R105 4, 0 MASSAPEUUAS I 45 it 2' QB ' MAS SAPEQUA ' VOL.XXXlIINo.l0 THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1984 4 Q Publldlud Willy, Enhfod lnoeood di mnt sith! Pan Ofllel I! Mjpoqul Puri, N.V. IUPQS KJJOI Copyright 183 M.-9-qu. Puma-may cm, un, 1029 rua aus., M.-pam Park, N.v. 11702 ' W1 139 , U I MHS and BERNER HS students who led SADD CStudents Against Driving I Drunkj organizations in their high schools were presented citations recently for their work by Massape- qua Assemblyman Philip B. Healey. On hand for event are, l-r, Massapequa Park Mayor Robert Thompson, MHS Coordinator Kevin Mc- Cann, Berner SADD Chair- man Moria Tuohey, Healey, Iohn Blood and Al Berman, SADD assisting chairmen at Berner. K N f N FRIENDS DON T LET FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK v 1 a l Q 1-1 I ml -li Ex '. .mil Q? 5-r 2.2 I S-, 'F 'MM f I 5 2. iqg 1-, ' WMM , E , ' Ning tmp ,Aw bu 'W I 1 1, P ' H, , my ' ff , , Q ..,. f - 'Wg f 'Q J V 9 ' A H' V V V V X X ,.,, 4 , .,. I , 1 ,5 k ..,-, 27 4' ,V , ,V U H ,fa 1 4 g ' K A . - . I , ,.,, 4 .AV ' W ,Q .f, L . . ' ' rw f f ! arm 3 79 'JY Q Wm 5- 1 5 e.....L 55,1 Y, 'C gg 1. Mil l bn ...N A Q Av r' P lf, 1- ,, .Lit . f,.-and .a.:li- I My face is seen upon this page It is here for eternity Pictures taken . . .Moments saved Endless memories for you and me. The laughs we shared together The tricks we dared to do The parties we all crashed . If only our parents knew! When we first began at Berner We were frightened of ninth grade We have changed a lot since t en Look at the progress we made! There were clubs we all joined There were sports we all played But what made them worthwhile Were the good friends we made. We could sit and talk forever Gossiping of people we knew Asking the question of the day Who is going out with who? It never seemed to change at all We went to school and did our Work But when it came to the weekends It was our time to go berserk! We've been together four years now And we'l1 all go different Ways But who can forget the fun T Of our Berner High School days. X. ,x ww wp. x .Qi IA., 3 gm Q4 1 V v5 1 '- 'x Yi? YE? 5 iffy, UM: f W f - ff n '-Q., X .,fMfw,., 'Vw 1 I I I 1 I cxb.+iaQwxRuN.W 1 Z Z 1 5 3 2 ,2 3 gf 4 K G f f ,,,,wf, f , ,,Jf,f, X.XQ,iAN5wRcsx:i 'Tl H1 Him: iff, H1111 I, I xx -any Y K N 0 ' .111 X 'IDN 2 ...nl ME ,, ,H X x N Af f- . i 2 I I ...W - , M -f, 7 ,-1. Ji .Wim I .Q 43 ,.-14 iv T5 1:7 lllBhn...hg 'f XL, J X. . , XX ' s ,gf ,f Q A Q-J f . Z ,....-- ll . - ,Q-.. F- + X N My W 5 L -Q 'N Tina... 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'-,Vg f .. ,, A'1nZg.M' f1 pf , if ,, l- ll F '11 il- Best Wishes to to the Class of '84 From ARBY'S n 9 of Massapequa IT Go F tal-Wants 1 Bee' Res 95 R025 1' S Q2 ArbY W1 Congratulations Skugxsk to the Class of 1984 12241 NA' W S TIM S FLORIST I Q 5 5 f 'MQ 1036 Park Boulevard Massapequa Park 541 6001 W1 Past Berner Classes of 66 68 69 73 76 and 82 . a1 'M Q5 From Your Friends at ruaa ' V 5 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 SENIORI TIS SINCE SEPTEMBER! THE CLASS OF 1984 Sue - I really want to be a dentist! -- Ken, alias Herbie Kas and Jas - Best Buddies go down together! Like cold blowdryers, Stirras. Frenchmen. Littleltl, Buddies always and forever! Love Ya, BigITl. Don 't worry, I 'll call you when I wear my knickers! EBBA rules forever I Weenie envyl - KD, DC, MEC, NC, E2 IDon't forget Suziell Mary - I 'll never forget the great times we had or the friendship we shared . . . Jo T.J. - Oh Miss Crabtree - No bad times remembered - Just the good ones - R.A. Moe - We are young!!! Friends Forever!!! Love, JP Moira, Good Luck and God Bless You! Love your X-Lab Partner Paul - E.T. anyone E.T. - T.E. B.B. - Frank? Steve? The Good Ole Times - B.B. Michelle, What does HWHANCHON mean? Love Patti Duck - I may be laughing on the outside . . . I 'll miss you! Lots of Love, Willie Barb - It's been great these past 2 years, Maybe someday I 'll make chambers! - Katie Lee and Vilad - We 've been PRETTY GOOD! Dear LEGS, Good Luck and I'll miss you! Love, HGORGEOUSH J.A. and S.K. - Ican't believe we finally made it! I'll remember both of you always - K.N. OOMR, NC, NI, TA, LE, FH, TTM, 6.9,8 in., It's a given, Gotta do more than ask! Greg - Call me AN Ytime! Love Always, Amy Dear Nucleus: May our bonds never be broken! Love G.S. PS Beat It! Patty - O, You 're a real Creampuff!! Love Your Off-the-Wall Donna Marghi and Bob September 3, 1982 Short but Good - Captain Crunch. Pina Coladas, and Love Story Forever! - Tall but Terrific , Claudes and Shelly DPYN WTS!! Irene, Are you a good witch or a bad witch? Susan Kath -- Friends to the end! f Chicken Noodle Soup Rules!! l Terri G - The World 's Best Friend, You've got the most unique laugh! - C Please excuse Jolene, she's up! Sincerely Lillie May and Petunia Lil P - We 're still gonna Rock the Fun House with Josephine's banana in our continental. Love Bubbles It 's the BEA TLES!!! Elisa -- No way . . . Road Trip 84 - I think I love it. Breakfast anyone? Love Ya, Kath ' it O u I I I 7 5.00 A.M. Pudgie - Marg, D you think I m a sut? Don t think we can top last summer! IBut let s try!l for being friends with a Lowly High School Guy! Ifagl Poltergeist! Oreos and the Cool Club Love, Dale Remember always 2nd period! MANIAC IKiml lights for life -- The Ultimate Lab Partner dat roach - C. V. and Memories Love KW 'n my life. Love Ya Lotsl, Les those stats! XO Mobaby the 4:30 We are computer programmers. DEA THMOBILE Lives!!! Ya Patty Tanya Girls Ya - Stacey 10 a.m. Lorie Little Lisa Miss Q.T. is - Amy ' e Cold blowdryers, stirras, and Us Forever!! -- Love Kas BUDDIES. O-TA Y? Stay cute and sweet! - T.J. MFAKEKBL DL LL RL DMDPKPFS GSCVPV 'i ?HGfw Www MW!! Aw? ,- 83 will never be 4gotten. Keep using that BEA U TIF UL VOICE of youry Luv, Elisa . fs: ,. 4' , 2 ,. 2. I Congratulations to the Class of 1984 ,Maw ,if f-L 1 my From the General Organlzatlon Natalle Comens Presldent Brian McGee V President Elleen Ellls Secretary Stacey Berman Treasurer C0ngfatUlatl0nS from Best Wlshes to the 1984 Graduates CARVEL From ICE CREAM sToRE 5916 5596 Memck Road B 8: D CONSTRUCTION Massapequa N Y 11758 COMPANY 795 9802 15 O Gorman Avenue Staten Island New York Cakes Are Our Speclallty 4212? 937 1950 as ' N8 Y and , f , 15111 - '15, ., 110 If P ..... V,,s K .. ,L ..,, V 4' V Y 0 o O O I O I O a ' ' 9 '- 9 O O O C , O I , 9 O O - Alan, Let's always stay friends. Future shock, coup d 'etat. Love - lee Maureen, Miller Place, we're there, The Whole Bit, The Shoulders. The MEMO! MaryEllen Val Best Friends Forever! Thanks for always being there! Love Chris Teri Beri, Risky Business Tycoon - NONS Cole and Bally - The Famous Singing Duo!! lNO WA Yll Hey MO, Are you coming?Etc., etc., The Thhhing is. . ., DUCK Kevin and Cristine 4f12f82 Watch Out BROADWAY - Here comes JA YNIECA WLIEFACIE!! Thanks for just being you and for always being there! Love, DONNABABY Doug, Luke, Glenn, and John - FIGHT!! - K.N. and S.K. The Ralph and Barbara Line - Get 'em while they 're HOT!!! i Ann - Good Answer, Good Answer lB+3l - Sandy PM HCOLES AND CONNERSH What a collaboration! Rappin ' Pat, Ebba Lehman, Hello Shirley Squig Mamas - Those were the days - always remember the Nautilus T.D. T.O. C. V. P.A. - Meet me in the bathroom 7th period - C.C. Porky - Never forget Albany! The fountain, Howard Johnsons, Gary, Betty Boop, etc., but mostly our fun together! I 'll miss ya honey! - K.K. Ugly lAngf - Drive to Bob's lately? College guys are the best! Love UglylMargl Pissy and Flare - lt's been tEts hanging out with you - Love You - You're the BEST!! Planet Corey - You're such a FOX, I can 't handle it! Poems are gay! - MO Mick - The Nautilus - The Who - Cutting out - Don't worry! See ya in Stonybrook! Love Your Friend Foreva - LA YM Mar: To my REALLY GREAT Composer. . . Next stop BROADWAY. . . Ethel Night Mare, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band rules, Remember It's 11:00! Love, KM Hey Girls, Let's go sleighriding! Kroz, Ang, Greek, Metrops -- Mar Laura -- We are gonna go crazy - Friends Forever - Luv Cris G.F., K.P., B.L. - You guys are the GREATEST - Love Ya, BALLY WELL ALL RIGHT!! Tennis Team '83 - What a concept! Sandy - How 's Glenn? - K.N. Ralph and Barb 1 1 X1 f 82 D.K. -- Oct '82 - REAL MEN FOREVER!! - Frog - I will always remember the good tomes we shared - S.K. Thanks being there - With Love S.B.lL.j 4 for being such good friends! Love Ya, Jean lunches, carol, shirley, and Larry. You are truly my head sheep friend and lover? Love, Me T S B H, L- - For the BEST! Love You, FLIRT Claudia and Sheley Not a bad deal!! the BHS Band! Lambchop. Lambchop! Biology for ou re a Love and jellV+ Eric e so! Love in a million' - never change. Geri really color? Love DONNAFA CE , g E You Wilhdiiina WNW' some Boones Farm? Call me ' Ishmael! - Agarghi g U.S.,'I hate being locked up - SluttylMic1 ' I' I SUPER chauffeur! QZ Man of Park Liquors , . Patty Mia Liz Steph - Our Friendship will Live On!! Luv,i Dee as TI h QW 51 61798 5343 92a W lass Oven Bakery ay-444560 :fda Class Of 84 ggczacfcgacfg Sgwezamazfa Wmwayawaa lass 0ven Bakery lass Oven Bakery IVI 5504 IVI k Fld 798 5555 795 8967 CHARLES A CASSARO D D S WILLIAM KERIAK D D S ALDO BETRO D D S 1035P keld pq P kNY1 2 15165799 4058 VM P1305 CAPT PAUL s 10 P M pq P kN Y k11762 PHDTO EXPRESS LAB 55003 H y Y k 11 171 E E AF The erric . Sunruse all memes From Grand Union! I , I I , I I I , I I I A P I 798-9184 M 176 . . i V ' 1 Sears Center lm S unrise ighwa 30 kB I d Massapequa, New or 758 Elisia, Jo no se, Porno-flick, College MEN - They WANT us!! Best Buddies Kristien A.R. T.P. and J.S. - No DUCKS, but a GREAT FRIENDSHIP!!! Love Yas Lil' L.C. Diana - I 'm ever so happy we met! I hope we continue 2 have fun Zgether, Luv, Lau To the 6th period foods group - Remember the good times!! Kim IMANIACI Vincent - Dammi un Bacio! Translation: Gibt mir ein grosse kuss! Love You! - T.J. Val, B.S. 's forever! Friends til the end! Love, The Little One. K .C. HONEY!! Krissy-Honey, Get the CAMERO! LIR-car Nins - Iron Maiden needs winterallsl Air mail, we 're mobile! Mar Hey Dawny, Wanna hear a joke? You're SO GROSS!!! Brenda - It is a rare and special thing to find a friend like you!! Love, Susan Hey ETTA!, This Library is possessed!! Mep and Hudie R.S. - Nothing like waiting til the last semester! FINALLY - M.F. EE NC JB CF DR MT MN KD AG Your friendships are special to me. Love Stacey Kris, can we talk, labout everyone!! Love Nat Nat, Let's go swimming lBut first I have to lose weightj Love Kris I SLTI and NYSSSSO - Greatmemories that will last forever!! TT You should 've called me and told me you were wearing your Love tt Patty lGo nutsl!! Drive safe, and I only got two hands! Love T.S. and D. W. Dale - Nice yellow skippies! - Marghi Geri - No more KINK Y stuff in the darkroom guys! Let's stick together, O.K. - Theresa Leenie - Summer of '84 - Let's waste away in Margueritaville - Mar C.D. and K.F. - Remember New York City!! MANIAC lKimj Tish -- lt's time to ramble on. - Tracy AL - I love You More . . . Your Little Mic Therese: Mt. St. Mary 's here we come. Thank God Love Kath Drew and Kim Always 11121181 J.B. Oh my Godl, Look what she 's wearing! What the heck is it? Quick turn around! KK Donna, Elise, FROGGIE! ls that your hamsheer lady?It's me, Edith-Anne. S - Remember: Put the gun in the cave, puny, jubes: black beans, patsy baby Virginia and Sue - I love you l, a, b, We made it! Love Tony PS The pack is bach Eric ,M l.B. - I Love You! I promise we will make it through the summer! R.T.L.A. , Q., Hey Fag! No one will ever find out! It's our secret always! g, I V Thanks for always being there. No distance can ever change us! B XB XF - Love JAS ' I I the BEST!! Lots of Love, Emily LOVES dawn 5f29f81 Duran Duran K2 - Always keep smiling. Love Geri Nanc Amy Butch Berm Sometimes you up with me and for always caring. With Love to G.H. at the B.O.N. Bob, Danni, and David - Just like frumpy together! Love AIDUALC MOM. I LOVE YOU! E.D. XOXO Deo is years school Star PM A 1 :iii I -- Mel, QS, Dawny, Bari, Nole, Els, Lqzura 1 a Hairy Meafball!!! Never forget those great times with Barry and Larry. No way -- Love You, Lau i ! 1. .twir Cloudy! Now there 's a thought! Fondly Ded Poo g . ZE: From Rummie, Tobay Vow, Jr. Prom, Surprise Rapps! JAPS AND IAPS to Cosmopolitan Women - You gotta love it!! , FOREVER FRIENDS - Me x J.S,, AR., T.P., K.K., JR., L.C., C.F. -- Thanx for the memories.' Love. K.M. Chris, You are definitelee MBH and BF. You are the show. Love, Donna , k . .,, th f ' . If if KIAF6 PPO foie AT SUNRISE I MA L, 1 AMASSAPEQUA Qupper Ieyel near Macys-to the right of the Sunrrse Multuplex Thearrej you wouunn 'T BELIEVE MALL COULD BE SO RELAXING. y -Q Serving Breakfast Luncheon And Dinner4 OUR RESTAURANT FEATURES A FULL RANGE OFADELI SPECIALITIES INCLUDING QUICHES HAMBURGERS AND HOMEMADE FRITTATAS QZUCCHINI FLORENTINE AND CAULIFLOWER AND MUSHROOMSJ BROUGHT TO YOUR TABLE ON A WOODEN BOARD OVER STUFFED SANDWICHES OF PASTRAMI CORNED BEEF AND NAM AND SW SS vJILL BE MUI TO ORDER TRADI TIONAL AMERICAN FAVORITES WILL HIGHLIGHT THE ENTREE SELECTIONS A FULL RANGE OF BARED GOODS ARE AVAILABLE INCLUDING BREADS PIES AND CARES ALL BARED ON THE PREMISES ITEMS FEATURED ARE ATTRACTIVELY PRICED Our Cheese Cakes Are The Frnest Anywhere TARE ONE HOME TODAY' ' Psneapple ' Blueberry 0 Cherry BEFORE THE MOVIES OR AFTER SHOPPING THERE IS NO BETTER PLACE TO RELAX AND ENJOY EVERYTHING FROM A SNACR TO A GOOEY DESSERT CALL BARING DONE ON THE PREMISESD OUR SUPER SUNDAES AND OF COURS GOOD WHOLESOME FOOD AT PRICES YOU WON T BELIEVE ENJOY AN ELECANT A I MOSPHERE WHERE DINING BE ONES A PLEASURE NOT A CHORE Luncheon 81 Drnner Specrals Changed Danly 3- Fresh Strawberry Or BIueberry Toppnngs 'W1!4A. I Q 3 .. '. f..- . U I A 5, ' ...un 1 '.. A , . C .L , l I H I , Q . Q f r I ff ff- A , : i F, YT T,'5:: ' :X - H, Q, ,. 5 -' ' 'I -A .4 4 .D n T V A' , I - 4 T T A 'S ALOHA SHELEY - I WILL MISS YOU!! LOVE. CLA UDIA lalways felt that Dan Cutillo was HOT!!! MO, BO AND COLLUCCI. . . Friends 4 ever!!! C.K. - All I need is a HOBY, and an acceptance to YALE. L.M. - Never forget the subway ride from Manhatten College at midnight - M.F. and B.H. Lauren, Our friendship and love is eternal. ELISA Laym - The Nautilus, Pequa Game, S.J. 's Party, Woodcliff. . . Friends Forever - MIC Sue R., I'll see you on campus! Claudes Drea, Tams, Metrops, and Kroz - Friends Forever Ka - Ineed it bad! Let's visit Joey! Best Friends and Strawberry Hill Always - Tree Mouse - We struggled through the bad times, made it through the good times, but the talking, laughing and sharing thought, to me were all just the BEST times - Squigges Buth and Laym, Apples and Walnuts, Sunshine and Starlite - Best Friends Forever! Kuff - See ya in a few years. I 'm committed to Southhampton - Kroz Mary - Take your clothes off before you go down that hill. - Ken Kristen, Those Coll. MEN better watch out!! Love Always, Elisa Janine, Want to go to West Point or West Islip? Guess Who? EILEENY WEENEY THE ALKAHENIE! VENTRO - Uncle BRUCE asks How old are you? - The WLIR Maniac A. Wow. Fantastic! A.M. Katie - C.S. was nothing without you!! It's been great- Stay HAPPY!!! T.G. LOVES JOHN F. Don, Us Always and Forever, Dee Glee Tom S. Glee We 're out of here! Tams-Sexual Healing in the Greek Isles someday?I want a BLONDE - Kroz D.T.M. is a F.O.X. J.C. -- Ya know something?! I wish you never moved. I miss you. Love You Always - L.F. Larry -n- Diane, 1f21f82, Always and Forever M.E.C. and C.A. - ILook out Sue Ellen!! Barbara - Happy October!! - Dorothy - To Meatloaf: The Future Creator of Men 's Underwear! Debbie and Karen KP., I 'm sorry if you didn 't have a nice time. Friends Forever, The Pole Around the Corner!! I Shut-up, Shut-up! L.D. , Ya' 7123182 Twisted , pair of Hi-Tops!! that not where I 'm sittin' from SH T-OH Baby have been 1Of82 I g I . Tum, Love, D. W. I sneak me food! - B.H. 14, 1983 THINK PINK 7' you want to go for lunch - Moe with a about Ann and Tony??? E.D. 15 the ties? AE, GOD! - KROZ Y UP mis YEAR! - THANKS Form GREAIBEGINNINQ-w.s. 1 ff? been GREAT, but you are the BIGGEST pam in the ---! Why don tyou get sick this, week too?!? - Isa, TT, rr, ciqudes, sherry, choeie, Barbs -. what G crew! Good new 4 eva!! f , Hg.,-,gd 'f- r r u..' Wi To the Class of 1984 In the nolsy confuslon of llfe keep peace wlth your soul Wlth all ltS sham drudgery and broken dreams It lS stlll a beautlful World Be careful Strlve to be happy THE 1984 NATIONAL HONOR SUCIETY l . 0 O O O O ' 9 O I O C 9 , ' ' I O Desiderata, Anon. f e-e' K Q A, l A T A Q gg , .es 1 on f l l 5 l i E i Meppy - Why don 't you get a real man? Bob 's mine! - Ang Good Luck Class of '84! Love Mr. and Mrs. Plant C.C. - Alright, You wanna knock it off! - T.D. Mo, Once we R out . . . Our dreams R reality! All my love, Collucci Hey Big Guys - The 7th period PROS! - M.C. Marg - Sleazy to the MAX! Crash! Bang! Boom! 777. Love You Always - Eye Kath -- I Love Ya - Always stay CRAZY! With Love, S.B. Dawn - Thanks for being what a friend is supposed to be - I Love Ya, Laura Mo, Remember all the times we shared - Your HSCRA TCH I' and my ROCK 'I XO Bo Susan - Full Effect Thank You Very Much - T.E. KROZZY-OPA! OPA! AND STING LIVE FOREVER! Best of Friends never let go. - GREEK Tracy - My BEST friend forever - Love Ya Chris Magie - This one's for you - Love Ya' - Ann J.A.P. and Wiss - Even better friends than before. Hi! Watt, Remember the good times. Look forward to the times ahead, Love Jean 151 - The numbers that count - BUDS to LIVE!! Mia, Chris, Stacey, Maureen, Forever Friends, Dee Maggot - It's not the same w7out you - Love Ya, Ma Fille Janet - The new Miss Q.T.? You love it! Peachy! Love, Eileen I LUV MANUEL C. 272784 E.D. ANGELA AND VINN Y 8-1-82 Wanna buy some WEED? - Teri ALOHA Sheley - Get a CONVERTIBLE!!! Mr. Break and The Beebops - Don 't stop! C.F. TEDDY - The Wonder Lizard - The CROWN Loves Ya - The WLIR Maniac Riddle me this - The essence of Cuzy Man and Bally Man Maureeen -- These last two! years have been the BEST! I Love You Kid - Bill Bob -n- Katie 11714780 JP -- My CPA friend - Don 't forget my secretarial job you promised - Friends Always - KP AMO - Pressure Pills, Pink Slips, and Coup d 'etat Forever - Love, SUE ' Mr. Cheeks: A year and change, Can you believe it? I.L.Y.S.V.M.F. - Diff Saratoga -- Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix Kath - Friends to the end. I Chicken Noodle Soup Rules l Terri Awesome Foursome Forever - KP., L.W., T.D., P. T. He - BEST guys in the WORLD!! Neuer forget your 1st lst Doubles Partner! Summer of '82 with no knees - Love Jon Butts, Beers, Bob, Bruce, Beach, Brown Sugar, Friends Foreuer Today, and Tomorrow AAJ all the way! Friends ight7'! Hey D M ' Friends Always Love You my favorite Ugly!!! - Loiiie Ugly Well Did It? . Alright, just cut the ---- !! B.Df, M .N., I 'll always :Swish our memories together. Tennis Anyone? - Love 15 years in the STA TE PEN, Where 's Kro ISIGI 799-OO47 fBayberry fIl'fQ'T'g. l55f LUNCH - DINNER - COCKTAILS CATERING 5404 NIERRICK Ru MASSAPEQIJAI NY 11758 PY 8-9226 Eye Examinations Contact Lenses DR. BERNARD SAUSNER OPTOMETRIST Hours: By Appointment Daily 9:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Friday till 8:00 P.M'. Saturday till 2:00 P.M. 1028 Park Blvd. Closed Wednesday Massapequa Park, N. Y. 11762 Itk the River ou can bank on. I- R D EAST RIVER H '- D SAVINGS BANK Member FDIC 5500 Sunrise Highway Massapequa, NY 11758 C5161 799-1400 KIM WAH RESTAURANT l ORIGINAL CHINATOWN CUISINE CANTONESE ' SZECHUAN ' MANDARIN TAKE OUT ORDERS OUFI SPECIALTY V . 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Bazael - You're a special friend, Love always - Ken Andrea - Keep practicing that clarinet! - Ken The Nucleus - Berner's Elote, Brought together through destiny and ouia. CMV - ILove You - Ineed the lab - Thanks for all your help Mary you SEX goddess - What's the Bio H. W. - Flo wanna Have A Baby? What is he doing with a can - Give me those Krozzy Eyes - Hey Mujo Breakin Bobski - Duuh Sick George -- Rosh you whiner - Daring Dave and Alpine Al in Squaw Valley Andrea You Grub - Walk into Walls Eileen MT - Remember the half WIT! Love, Angela Sweetness and Popeye are 41 Eileen - Good Luck lEven though you won 't need itl Love, Kacky. Claudes - Calc to the MAX! Georgetown here we come! E. T. in the afternoon!!! Love Always, Weenie Raggedy Man - Mike Fagan -I Bill - Love you Always and Forever - Maureen Ugly - 2000 miles should 't come between GREAT FRIENDS, And it won 't - Fag ' N.B. -- The Doors to the Park or what? - A.G. , BERMS - Have a Nice Day! At least I had one! Luv Always Ellie Mike and Laura -- 6f28f83. . . FINALLY!!! Unforgetable Junior Prom -- Sprained Ankles All The Way!! Thanks Blue Eyes!! 'Susan and Paul Forever 6f6f82' Your unrelated brother for always -- Ken 's the beef - Ken say, What the -! songs about rainbows 'D.B. I door Miss ya, Eileen Jo., BM. a great friend for 6 years I that must be learned - You Pickle Barrel Maven Go match -- I 'm so excited - REAL NAMEI - LE T'S GET - Who'S weekend is it?!? OF 1984 HAPPINESS ALWA WWF Congratulations ro The Closs of 19841 I nvm A Q ' ANER CHEERLEADERS W 1 i Q l 9 A JI in 1 IJAXN lxfoo AM. T0 MIDNIGHT . PHONE 4SI6J 95-4573 ' U 542' MERRICK ROAD Fixx ITALIAN i-'own f TAKEUFT cm 1-:AT IN MASSAPEOUA' N,Y- H758 iuww-'R - in-'Rus -1'u,zowx-3 KAREN DICKINSON! GROOMING - BATHING HOURS was-SAT ww mmm A ROAD HAND STRIPPING s Am-5 PM ' ' ' I 16? 799 74 ti MASSAPEQI. A N, Y. 11758 Aff i JK STYLE A QQG TINAS PIZZA an RESTAURANT ' I I Congratulations to the Class of 1984 From NIAFIINE IVIIDLAND BANK, N.A. 5500 Surwrise I-liglnvvay Massapequa. New York 11755 'SEI 793-1131 I ARLO DRUG STORE I of Long Island, Inc. 1022 Park Blvd. Massapequa Park, N.Y. 798-9444 Western Union Agent Prompt Service Barton's Candy Free Delivery Good Luck Class of 1984 f N Louis Anton, D.D.S., P.C. Te E O E 1035PA BO nEvAFrD,SU.TE 2A 516,799 155 MASSA so PAPK,N Y II762j 'X' Name your sport We have the shoe for you' 14, Specializing in Athletic Footwear by QS adidas Nike Reebok New Balance Converse Saucony and related sportswear To the Class of S4 Memories of Berner High School Sweet Dreams are made of this Athlete Th Foots Sunrise lVlall Massapequa 795-2030 . al: ' :lc ' :lc A Tiger Puma Etonic , :ic :lc fs g . '11 'I 7 n ' I 1 1 9 9 'Q -' o 1 R R f 1 ,, V J ff ' 5 we move out into the real e hope you take with you many t memories of those yeafsi :tors of Saclgem ates a happy and su full e v V, 2 - , 3- YQQQQ ,Y if, V. , 4?-In Q! a ' 'W -A aa kr K 3, M p, W V a p nv A y Q, , H 4: y X o ii 14+ A .' 12,11 '. fn QA at , ' - 4 A , 1.455 5, 'A ' ' . ,. , , ' fi fi im a ' . of 'Friendly Ri valry are Coming Editor: Eileen McGaheran Ass't. Editor: Angela Giordano The 1984 Wisanda Staff Secretary: Patty Virgilio Business Managg: Marietta Cavassa Advisor: Mr. Brian Flood Activity Editor: Patty Virgilio Advertisement Editor: Lisa Catania Candid Editor: Angela Giordano Cover Editor: Roger Lehneis Faculty Editor: Claudia Fermature Senior Editor: Eileen McGaheran Sports Editor: Janine Radomski Theme Editor: Eileen Ellis Photoggphy Staff: Kevin Brown, Lisa Catania, Angela Giordano, Karen Kroslowitz, Geri Parente, Ianine Radomski, Mr. R. Westley, Newsday Sports Department, and Carol Studios. Art Desigrg: Susan Gay, Barbara Hudak, and Todd Page Theme poem by Natalie Comens Candid poem by Maureen Nolan Contributors: Stacey Berman, Nina Corapi, Kristen Davi, Laura Fulton, Susan Gay, Karen Matolonis, Iim McCormack, Donna Panico, Donna Rappaport, Madeline Petrizzi, Andrea Ruff, Jodi Stewart, and Moira Tuohey. We would also like to extend our thanks to the many students, faculty, and staff who gave the '84 Wisanda that Touch of Class. f ,,. -2: Tiff ' Q :-'v, ,.,'f1 43' iii .4 199 Graduation is finally upon us. Together we have experienced the watched each other and ourselves grow and change. Berner High School here. Producing a yearbook was no easy task. Many long afternoons to meet deadlines. Seeing the final results made the hard work Flood for the time he gave to this production. Angela valuable member of the staff. Her creative layouts and together. I would like to express my gratitude for the staff this book a success. Our goal was to capture the uniqueness of our be another one like us. We brought a special the rest. Although Berner has had many mark. , ' Good we fffwi-fl e E part of each .one of us, and hopefully Wisanda '84 will help us relive. the J ig. 1 ,I' 1 ,.1 ...Q 4. Y, .4 .A ' .5 3132... . wg A 11.1 fy' . MQW ' 5235 1 Eli:- E ...fff g i , .. . ,LL .ff- w : 'fl-HA 1,11 . ,,1w.,,:1..fs1.. , 51 1. 4:41 ' iw:-:WN , -. . 4. .. V,'r+,,g14.-., . .viii :aj ,, - .A ,,1.-,,. .V 1518 mf +- init L 5 .-, . T 3 , Lg, - .f - :,..'.,i1-iz., . 1,1 a' EQEK My K 1 i, 'E f . K , mgzv f . - . efeiifrff . L:-va. -- -vjf'-QE 14' H 5, 'I .. , 57 9 :.,fi3.p'gw,y:M,j-if gig.. . .K .5 ' ff '.',,.- fy - ' -lf- . . 1 Ti X 2 j, . 3 3 ,4 fy, 1' f1Jl:,QKJ9i.i, ' El4Q' , ff 4 --.ww5,i.fV:FWi5a. , ,4 , 'an - -,,...i,f.fw ' fg - MI.gJ.fT' 24-af., , '.,2135-' 2 1 - 1725.53-, Ki f 1'-Q 2 131117 , J 'Q-xy,ii'fY'-5'-'ujfirfi-4 N' 7 - ff 1 W5--g'2'3g-41: , 2? .M , J -M1 ' ., X ,G -. 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