Berner High School - Wisanda Yearbook (Massapequa, NY)

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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

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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 ,

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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.