Central Islip High School - Yearbook (Central Islip, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1986 volume:

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Treasures Kw Table of Contents Faindty..u.un.n.u.un.n.uu.u.u..17-32 Seniors.uu.uu.nn.nn.nu.uu.nu.33-90 Underclassmen.....................91-124 Activities............................. 125-158 Sports 159-192 Sponsors 193-208 It was a time When parents were heroes and love was some- thing you laughed at. v crying was over lost V dolls, baseball was played in the street, DB gA by D w 3310 xxmuf saw SQ: 9:61 0x946 03m WQQ :Ww igmwm , Nf WxQYmu 0.6385 SQCQQ. 0x6, . Unix xm qr H m53+ QQECJNX $.Enmq ,WQ QEQN 30.03st :MNxR $thch QSCM63$Q +0 ,KDQR 43s 9b w. H wavoirx DCWVYV CCAU mDQQ Q9 + QC vaw ngxb Dbl Equmu Q: + x ,C Q :09 + 4:3wa 5?, rm? D aurgk . J! A w 1TB, L K Ax Qgi $30 FCK Jami HTVW Q UWWNX i if! x Q TM r1! 3 x x y NR. w x4 xA U M qr K A xQC $0 V T , 3x3 :5. .,.,,,,,,,;,,., ,,,. ,,,; ., W vmwzwmg , and everyone was trying to be the tough kid on the block? . 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M .-a u ,A ,. ,, Mumvmejwu. ,.;,. . ,,x,,..,: , An understanding of feelings started to materialize. v mum, Hkvwmdhum Feelings of happiness, pain, love, jealousy, ex- citement, boredom pride and humiliation. conclusion is being drawn, we are developing a sense of being. , , x xxx XX Xx Xxx ? x XQ XXXNN x N Xxx KN W xxx xXx You Both . . . With them and their love, trust, support and guidance, we strived to be the best class this high school and this community has ever witnessed. Without them the class of 1986 would have been just another class. It is for this reason among many more that the Treasures Staff in conjunction with the senior class proudly dedicates the 1985-86 yearbook or two very Special peeple Mrs. Gwen Thornell-Martin and Mr. Cliff Reiser. Both recipients this year are deserving ones. Mrs. Martin, an English teacher is active in school as well as out. She is the graduating class fresh- man, sophomore, andjunior class advisor, and also an active member in the P.T.S.A. She has made the once large, cold and scary halls of the Cen- tral Islip High School home to us for four years. Mr. Reiser stepped into the lives of the graduating class last year and gave us the knowledge of distinction, as a counselor he is also actively in- volved with the students, the student organization, team sports, and just having his door open at all times are just a few. He showed us where the stars were and it was up to last years junior class to reach them. Mrs. Martin and Mr. Reiser are two extremely Special peeple who not only are respected by their colleagues but by the members of the community as well. The class of 1986 and Treasures 1986 is proud and honored to dedicate this yearbook to them and have them accept. Thank you both for every- thing and much, much, more. entral Administration 4 james M. Gentilcore Richard J. Frizzi Superintendent Asst. Superintendent Board of Education 1., XX 5'7;, $3.8? 5: K: .' , A Leland P. Christensen,jr. Kathleen j. Vento Wesley E. Martin President Vice President Louis MatOS John P. PrOSCia Norman A, Wagner Administration Donald Meehan, Principal Ira Dornfeld. Asst. Principal William Bailey, Asst. Principal . 1; joseph Alber Anthony Antonucci Anthony Armata Elizabeth Armstrong Mathematics Social Studies Physical Education Music oan Barone Erwin Bauman ames Bisho Thomas Black P Business Industrial Arts English Physical Education Y L Ralph Borzello Richard Bracco Gerald Brace Thomas Brannon Guidance Director Social Studies Social Studies Attendance Barbara Budd Edmund Budde 111 Douglas Carpluck Mary Cassidy Psychologist Art Social Studies English ; Louis Celenza Nancy Collis Thomas Costello George Cronin Science Physical Education Physical Education Science 83$ k I xx wa . . joseph Crowley Elizabeth Daly john DiClemente june Donovan Special Education Mathematics Social Studies Library . L ,, . Wtuzhd, v'kw a 3m 4 joseph Elliffe Nancy Feinberg Home Economics William Elia Industrial Arts Science Coordinator Rosemarie Finnerty Edward Finnigan Sally Fischetti Guidance Susan Ferber Work Experience Mathematics Marilyn Garelick SeymOur Ginsburg Business Social Studies Antho ontana Steven French Foreign Language Mathematics Shirley Green Alex Gutierrez Shirley Hahs John Hanham English Foreign Language BOCES Mathematics I i f.s4 Margaret Harvey Carlis Hawker Fred Hollwedel Beverly Horowitz Business Coordinator Industrial Arts Science Bilingual Clayton Hudson 11 Lawrence Iannurgi Carlton johnson Science Business Mathematics Coordinator Social Studies Coordinato k Margaret johnson Alber joy jones Patricia Kahn Elynne Kane English Guidance Special Education joan Kelley Daphne King Frederick Klarman Efsavia Kremidas English Special Education Art Director Science Allen Krugman Loretta Larkin Gerald Lawlor Gail Lee Art English Special Education English Irene Leon Mathematics john McConnell Social Studies Everet Melius Industrial Arts Q Barry Luckman Driver Education Mary McCrann Mathematics 55 Mary Melius Mathematics joan Matthews English mmki' joseph McKeen Mathematics Paul Miller Mathematics Andrew McCainn Special Education George Mehit Reading ler Foreign Language Coordin Robert Mitchell Ralph Molinaro Business Social Studies Benjamin Morselli Normand Nadeau Health Science No Picture Available Daniel Navarro james Neitz Athletics Director Health Michael Moore English Coordinator Lawrence Nagy I Doreen O'Conner Foreign Language Helen Morris Physical Education Myra Naseem Home Economics Florence Ouderkirk English Phyllis Pacheco john Packard Matthew Paduano Roy Pakett Reading Social Studies English Special Education PK 1 jvy j L ' I Y J, I Y , l, , , . .4 V V - . ames Parise Anthon Pe emo Berl Persia Mar ueen Y P Y Y English Social Studies Music Mathematics Y Ellen Quinn Dennis Reeth Clifford Rieser Edwin Rooney Physical Education English Guidance Science Virginia Rother Lucy Rubin Diane Reihl Ara Santos Business Business Work Experience Secretary Mathematics john Scanlon William Schiavo Phyllis tzman john Shaughnessy Science English Home Economics Physical Education Monica Shimnosky john Smith janice Smith Wayne Snell Foreign Language Time-Out Library Industrial Arts Coordinator Paul Solaski Peter Spano jeffrey Spector Milford Stafford English Music Coordinator Guidance unavailable Gwendolyn Thomell-Martin Leonard Tolin Vincent Torraca james Tull Reading English Social Studies Music james Vaughan Nan Walls jerry Watkins George Webber Social Studies Business Science Physical Education . Habil Wejuli Philip Williams Minnell Wilson Helene Winograd Science English Guidance Dennis Wolownik Raymond Wurm Connie Yancey Stephen Zagorsky Science Social Studies Nurse Social Studies Terry Zeterberg Walter Banaszak Joy Bladykas Laura Taveria Nurse Guidance Science Science Carolyn Skaalerud joAnne Martin Gladys Lane Diane Helmke Principal's Secretary Guidance Secretary Guidance Secretary Guidance Secretary w W SENIORS SIGN WW7 IN, PLE Ky? WW gas RX 343 Brian Abrams Silvia Alfonso Catherine Alpers Kim Altman A1 Andersen Robert Andersen Kenrick Angall john Babecki I; Is this Missys everyday Clethes or should someone call a docto Robert Bacon Andre Bailey Lisa Barbera Stephen Barbosa William Beiner Diane Bell Sarah Beniquez Guillermo Benitez Q R Latrise Berry Mishael Blackman Joanne explaining herself during lunch. 5 .1 Deaf jam Caiherine Blaske james Boykin Hubie and friends enjoying a break during the Kennedy Brister Gregory Brooks David Budovsky Denise Burke Michelle Burroughs Robert Burton Gusravo Cabarcas Brunilda Calderon fna's smile is on the camera but her eyes are somewhere else!! Carmen Calderon Rae Marie Califano Elizabeth Camacho Tina Capobianco Lillian Cardenas Michael Cardona Dawn Carroll Lisa Carter Lurdy Centeno Kelly Cinquemani jose Cintron Ron Clark Licinia Lax 6 k! s.M . Ricardo Colon Mary Cook Elizabeth Corona Patricia Corrado Richard Coury James Cripps J Howard Lilley intent on the lecture Maria Cruz Tina Cruz Sandra Czybora Nicole Dantzler Derek Davey Scott Davis jeffrey Dean james Deery 4 jvaueline DeIhOyo Erik Esmond September and October found many people taking Lunch in the parking IOt next to the patio. 4Q Maureen De Vita jvauelin Diaz Venessa Dixon William Donohue Nadine Dormer Betty DOttin Deidre DOuglas Ellen Duffy Michael Dunn Armando Duran Brigitte Dyber Sharon Ebanks Danielle Eckhoff Marie Erickson Michelle Espinoza Robert Faison John Famigiette joseph Farbizio William Ferguson Nicole Ferriola joseph Fierro Kim Fiqueroa William Flanagan April Fletcher Tracey Forde Zatone Fraiser Alice Freese Verdel Gadsen Ian 1' If ,3. Zatone Fraiser and Clarence jones pause for a momment, on t way to a CI. football game. Michele Galino Russell Gallinat Migaly Garcia Troy Gates Kai Gebhard Rocquelle Gilmore r Santina Gi0vacco Belinda Gladden Arm Gonzalez ing for attendance to be taken and Class to truly begin gives one ance to Chit-Chat about anything, as we find Hyacinth Perrera Others so involved. Maxine Graham Donna Gribbin Rachel Gurnell joann Gurriero Scott Hall Dwan Harley Gregg Harman Gilbert Harris Kim Heppenheimer Robert Campbell with one of his favorite books. Wilbur Herbert Arnaldo Herrero Deborah Hickey Barbara Hines jennifer Hinz Sonya Hobbs Deborah H005 Lisa Home Gerard Horrigan Marilyn Howard Carolanne Hueber Holly Hunt Diane Hutchinson Bessie Hyde Vishnu Hylton Nancy jacklyn Andreal Jeffnes Estellina johnson Fall '85 was unseasonly warm. Our photographer found many peo- ple out for lunch. Nancyjacklyn and friends just offthe patio at lunch time, Jeffrey johnson Luereane johnson Mark johnson Robert johnson Tracy johnston Clarence jones Lisa josaphat Shirell joyner Frances Kalish Senior Lisa LaBanca and junior Korsten Lines curb sit watching our photographer go by. Salvatore Lazzarino and Bobbie Matteson refuse to pose for photographer during their lunch break. lman Robert james Keyes Syyad Khan Donna Klaiber james K10pfer Michael KOntryn james Krumholz Kathryn Krupowicz Lisa LaBanca nna LaSelva finds it easy traveling through this hall during Class changes, a rare happening'at C.I.H.S. Lisa Langley Donna LaSelva Salvatore Lazzarino Kathleen Leddy Donna Lewis jill Lewis jodi Lewis Luemisher Lias Valerie Licandro K V 1V. V127! J 1 Howard Lilley Michael Lizzi Edward Lomauro Joseph Longo Ernesto LOpez Irma L0pez Sammy Lopez Allison Lunt Edward Malia Senior Howard Lilley Clowning around for our camera at M duano's expense. Gladys Ma110y Tania Marquuin janet Martensen Theresa Martir Bobbie Matteson Wendy Maugham David Maybaum Dionne Maylor Diahann Maylor esa Matir is usually smiling and here is proof, as she waits for to begin. Suzanne Mazur Patrick McBride Theresa McCoy Tina McCoy Thomas McGovern Terry McPherson joseph Meissner Christine Mendez Thomas Mercury Vx' v ; Marlene Mignano and KE'llyMlkd'HeISTake a breakfropppthe noise , andcrewds of The cafeteria tOI-lfthen to sgmfhinies . Nicholas Merolesi Kelly Michiels Michele Marlene Mignano jeffrey Miller Laura Miller Michael Miller Alana Millette Robert Mitchell Marion Moccia Craig Molloy Loren Monez judy Montalvo Heather Moore Karen Morse Beverly Moses johnny Moya Lori Mule H0pe Mullings Craig setting a fashion trend at the prom. Catherine Munch jose Munett julie Munifo George Nelson Roger Ogara Derrick Oliphanr john Olivera Ricky Olivier -, ,ywvjmw. . . a Tamiko Oneal Wilberto Oquendo Ricky giving a smile while resting at the Homecoming Dance. miser Ureasured Michele Ortiz Travis Palmer Tracey Palmer Guely Paredes Roderick Parisi Richard Pastrana Rose Patricola jvaueIine Paut Craig Peoples Hyacinth Perera Michael Perez Victor Perez Dana Perrone Lisa Perrone David Perry Laura Peterman Barbara Peterson Allison Philips Barbara Pierce Laura Pinto Vincent Pisane Dawn P0pelaski Diane Putnam Henry Quinitchett Gabriel Reich Maureen Reilly Christine Reitano Clinton Richardson Evelyn Cheering for CI. pride!!! Donna Riley Marisol Rivera Steven Robbins Karen Roberts w l x', Ainsworth Robinson Tracy Robinson Edgar Robledo Suzanne Rochford Ernesto Rodriguez Louise Rodriguez ndo, Pat, and Anthony give us good looks, charm, and talent 6 terrific picture!!! Theresa Rodriguez Monsieur Francis Hashes that terrific smile! Francis Rogalle Linda Roman David Rowe Lisa Ruggiano Arlene Russell Kathleen Russo Evelyn Salas Maria Santiago Rose SClara Laura Sciortino LOUiS Serra Cynthia Shelton Kwang Ize Shieh Lori Siegfried Thomas Silhan Hubert Simons Thomas Simpson Eric Small Dawn Smalls WW N Diana Sosias Lisa Sourlis Dionne, maybe your a bit hungry!! Tammy Stalmack Christopher Staton Alicia Suarez Donna Swan Simon Taveras Cheryl Thompkins Bernard Tieman Carleen and Rita cheering on their favorite team. Douglas Tomasello PaSquale Tomasetti SCOtt Tripodi Claudine Van Riper Anthony VaSquez Arlene Wade Debra Wainwright Damon Walker McCuHum Washington Susan Weeks Tamara Wheeling Pearl Whitmore Brooke Whitworth Michelle Williams Rodney Williams jvauelyne Wilson Nigel Wongsing Anthony Yamitelli Ricardo Zapata Henry Zeno Marianne Zigon '6btov-Ia,v-.-.-.---- -w- :I:O:I.O:I' r0? ' 1.9;. a o 0:0:I:I:I' ' 19 I; a a 19M: 33' a 4' Lisa LaBanca Diane Bell xph Lori Mule x Missy Alpers jerri Galan Bernard Tieman jacy Rothman Damon Walker Brooke Whi Pat Tomasetti Clarence jones Michele Espinoza Michele Miglionico Joe Farbizio Kim Anderson Laura Peterman Michael Perez Rose Sciara joarm Gurriero K; Bobbie Matteson Sue Rochford Dawnmarie Pepelaski , , :4: , ., , l'xjigv 5 ' w X' X i w ' fa k a j ' 4 f I! Elizabeth Camacho Irma L0pez Kai Gebhard Palm6r Sharon Ebanks Selena johnson Tracey z'. Theresa Martir Cheryl Thompkins Bessie Hyde Kathy Leddy Maria Montalvo Laura Sciortino Allison Philips 1 Rae Marie Califano Diana Santiago Tina Cruz Lisa Coelho Barbara Peterson jayme Santiago Lisa Horne Anne Gonzalez Donna Swan Loren Monez Q Pat McBride y mi .4 w ? H O S .H r a H t r 4e w G Maureen Reilly Betty Dortin jose Munett 44m , Suzanne Mazur Elizabeth Corona Tamiko ONeil Linda Roman Kisha Williams Diane Putnam Nicole Ferriola MN Karen Morse Lisa Perrone jackie Wilson Patricia Corrado Debbie Hons 'WI 36 ; Tamara Lynn Wheeling g! '4' M, ,1 Lisa Ruggiano Maritza Lopez Laura Pinto ViCtOf Perez Donna LaSelva jayme Santiago Lisa Barbera Alana Millette Stacey Manning Francis Rogalle David Bud0vsky Robert johnson r- X ' x 1 !,' 71 'ls;3i' r; um , ; A U W 1! f 17x41? NHL Q XL D l ' J m X yr W A VA '; .4 , AUTI J ,0 a 1R , L N n 4,0 ITLREF K: 1 G y-4 '1 pg... W D O 0 ., Q- 00 CD a? s? 2;; IABQ aq1 Bu Anthony Guida I Tracy Robinson Edgar Velez , .5: K qMarisBl RIVEra Q Carleen Synan Robert Bacon Lurdy Centeno Richie Colon Dawn Carroll ania Maquuin Migaly Garcia Ellen Duffy Nicole Dantzler Mishael Blackman Alice Freese ! V- ., Kim Heppenheimer Gus Cabarcus Barbara Hines IN MEMORY OF LISA MARIE BARBERA March 2, 1968 - March 10, 1986 I shed a tear for all the smiles and the hugs I shed a tear for the reassuring glances and long phone calls I shed a tear 'for the good times and the laughter I shed a tear for the late-night talks and the shared secrets and the feelings I shed a tea: for the beach barbeques and double dates I shed a tear for the joking about 'Iwhen we get old I shed a tear for all those things that I will miss but most of all I shed a tear for I was not ready to say goodbye Ia member of the Class of 198w 'f'ewxwa V We will miss you Lee and know that although y0u have left us, your memory WIll never fade. You have taught us, the Class of 86 the true meaning of friendship and love and for that you are our eternal friend. 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Ciuarelli, D. Davis,j. D,Aversa,j. Colon, M. Coller, B. Champion, T. Coakly, C. C00p0r. - Hudson K. Fisher, S. Figueroa, M. Flaherty, D. Ekelman, W. Fruedenberg, V. Fuori, L. Espinosa, R. Din- dya1,A. Finley, L. Ford,T. Eusepi, R. Felicianoj. Elam, C. Evans, D. Eason, M. Distenfield, M. Francis, A. Freese. Lawlor 304 V. Guerrero, G. Gonzales, A. Guest, K Geor- gins, L. Harm, L. Goldberg,j. Galan, A. Creen, D. Gregory, D. Gregory, E. Green, M. GalesPie, D. Grahm, B. G., A. Garnet, A. Garnet. Bor- tinowsky. irirmmiom? sssiem u' umi: 1: muuunb. 305 Vjohnson, R. laFraizer, V. Kittles, K. Katz, K. Kortright, M. jiggets, M. jeffries, B. james, L. johnson, G. Kouwadis, D. Hoelzer, D. Horn, A. Lam, D. Hippler, K. Herrera, Ojones, L.jones, S. johnson, J. Keyes, Z. jones, j. johnson. - Rooney. M. Kitwin, K. Lenz., A. Leshan. Lawrence, K. Lent, R. Louder, R. Lynagh, V. Lefienant, P. Lomauro, R. Marchisella, D. Lauer, M. Marill, M. Lauer. - Wolownik R. Mendell, C. MOHOy, T. McClain, K. Mar- quart, j. Mirador, C. Monez, D. Mastertan, R. Mele, E. McMullen, T. McKeever, A. Martuas, A. Merrequelli, S. Meyer, D. Matos, M. McFa- Hand, L. Marrow, M. Monaco, G. Millette, D. Mitchell, R. Miranda, L. Merced, M. Matos. - Kremidas 308 D. Kane, M. Perez, 8. Nelson, C. Modcha, Y. Navarez, E. Pual, K. O'Gara, K. O Brien, D. Powell, K. Norman, K. Podalak, S. Nakken, D. Petrunich, E. Perez, C. Probst, L. Perez, D. Perez, D. Papathansiou, W. Ponce, R. Olweck, K. Pheng, W. Oquendo, E. Pena, H. Ovall, 8. Pa- gan - Cronin Cafe 1A W. Rochford, S. Rodriguez, M. Rodriguez, j. Robinson, L. Rivera, L. Ruiz, j. Razulis, D. Ruopnarine, D. Riggins, C. Rodriguez, B. Ri- deout, B. Pyatt, P. Reigart, C. Rousos, T. Rice, C. Redcross, j. Rodriguez. Krugman ! P $ XWk 1m 4a VMMW; M m i i A m 9 i . I , +w ! Cafe 1B M. Shatma, K. Soucy, j. Tierney, P. Stroh, B. Snieder, M. Sharma, C. Searsj. Taylor, W. Simp- son, W. Taylor, C. Stanton, S. Settles, D. Shay,j. Selesky, T. Taylor, S. Sosik, C. Spencer, R. Schaefer, C. Santoreilli, V. Siders,j Santos, R. Silva, K. Taylor, C. Small, M. Scott, H. Simons, H. Simons, A. Serrano, C. Shramm, L. Sharpe, M. Taylor, S. Seward, T. Steed, K. Taylor, N. Tate. - Collis ,,--r....v- .v J m... Cafe 2A M. Warrins, A. Yarmitelli, P. Williams, K. Wil- liams, E. Velazquez, L. Williams, C. Tricarico, B. Valville,J. Weller, S. Young, R. Velez, R. Totres, L. Valentine, M. W005, S. Wilson, K. Williams, S. Vasquez, N. Vargas, B. Torres, K. Valentine. - Black $9 'Wmmaww jUNIOR OFFICERS 2V Advisor - Mrs. Thomell Martin and Mrs. Alberjoy jones $6: ww-meN-$W xx $ '3? f; f Treasurer Carmina Santorelli and Cathi Spencer Secretary Veonne Leftennant and Donna Klaiber QDhoto un abld 210 M. Benitez,j. Ayala, L. Babtiste, A. Anderson,j. Arias, S. Bercier, S. S. Buehler, M. Bohn, J. Brooks, L. Brown, M. Brister, C. Blask Anderson, C. Acosta, C. Alverez, T. Babecki, H. Alston, M. Alicia, j. Cagnetto, D. Cardona, D. Bradley,j. Bluni, V. Burrell, R. Blackma Antal, L. Babtiste, T. Autry, M. Acevado, R. Acciarito, D. Barker, 8. Budovsky, L. Buhnting, D. Brown, T. Blackman. - Alber Benton, R. Bell, L. Barrientos, E. Agront. French Hanging Out at CI. High 400 C. Diaz, R. Flood, j. Downing, M. Duffi, T. Deamer, W. Finnin, R. Dyson, B. Doyle, K. Deanihan, R. Ehsan, M. Estrata, R. Flood, 8. Dary, T. English, D. Dedeaux,j. Ewing, S. Eichorn, C. Ellis, M. Fedock, N. Davis, T. Donahue, Y. Debeauverett, P. English, 0. Diaz. - Armata uz, R. Cermeno, L. Calrke, W. Crespo, R. Cruz, R. Cruz, R. atie, M. Cook, D. Courter, T. Cripps, T. Cresciullo, R. Cruz, E. , T. Cooley, T. Carroll, W. Coffey, R. Cruz, D. Castro, E. Corona, oper, W. Cuffie Shimnoski Just Chillin' '7. J 12. Hansen, E. Fruedenberg, O. Gonzalez, M. Gauthier, j. Ford, V. Hem. Griffaton, R. Greene, D. Gleis, A. Grifftin, D. Gormley, I. Guzman,j. Gagliano, B. Flores, C. Grogo, M. Forbes, H. Francis, C. Gladden,J. Gray, C. Grant, E. Groom,j. Haffner, T. Gould, F. Forde. - Ruben K. Hernandez, R. Hargis, T. Hobbs, V. Hope, Vjackson, C. Irizarry, B. Hurt, D. Harvey, A. Iacono, C. Hons, A. Hoffman, P.jahrsdoerfer, R. Hetzel, R. Henson, M. Ha?set, V. Haynes, Ljablonski, C. Hargrove. - Elia ' . f 1 - V :3 john Santos and Cory Grant busy in Bio. class. M.Jetie, L. Kortright, A. Kaiser, D. Lavine, C.johnson, M.jones, A. Ledwedge, H. Kramer, P. Lindo, P. Lindo, A. Lozada, A. Kraus, R. johnson, C. Mark, T. Lawrence. - Dunbar. M. Millevoy, C. McDonald, K. McClure, C. Mills, M. Mann, R. Mc- Coy, L. Marrow, A. McBride, M. McInnis, D. Maximo, L. Mason, K. Marabini, j. McClary, E. Mercado, M. Martucci, S. Missing, D. Mackay, V. Marquez, P. Lynch. Persia Harry, Byron and Fraser, all decked out and nowhere to go. V. Montapret, M. Ness,j. Nolan, K. Nielsen, N. Nuemair, C. Morris, T. D. Olsen, A. Ortiz, M. Peraza, D. Pastore, A. Peters,j. Perri,j. Pe Montgomery, P. Nabel, D. Murphy, C. Montovano, J. Monturo, R. B. Perez, R. Olweck, 8. Pack, T. Owens, C. Peoles, D. Petrun Norman, C. Mooney, N. Montoban, R. Murphy, C. Nelson, R. Milner, Patterson, Y. Ortiz, S. Perez, R. Perkins. Luckman L. Moorer, L. Napolitano, N. Moya. - Armstrong ' Opelaski,j. Powe11,M. Rodrigues,L. Rodrigues,R. Rodrigues,N. L, Smith, S, Smalls, E. Ross, C. Slavin, M. Roj05, P. Santiago, A. sey, M. Proal, E. Powell, 0. Rivera, R. Rivera, V. Poitevein, j. SanGiovanni,S. Schreckinger, M. R0tur1da,j. Schramm, L. Smith, j. ra, R. Readon, M. Rodrigues, K. Pettit, E. Rodriguez, C. Redross, Saldivias, j. Simmons, S. Serra, L. Seppersad, W. Sanchez, K. Schi- ' obinson, E. Priveti, R. Rennenburg, R. Pettman,J. Rodriguez, T. manski, R. Santella, N. Salentimo, S. Scott, K. Schreyer, A. Santiago, M. uy, R. Rodriguez, A. Picone. - Nasseem Rogalle, T. Roundtree, A. Santiago, R. Santos. - Morselloi A. Thomas, A. Wart, W. Vanterpool, j. Triola, A. Vanenburg, E. W. Weghorst, R. Young, S. Williams, D. Wore, D. Zanbronsoto Spence, B. Stephans, P. Taplin, C. Vazques, E. Unverzago, C. VaSquez, Valez, S. Walker, H. Watson, R. Warren, C. White, N. Woodse L. Stephensn, D. Todd, 1. Suarez, E. Tidd, G. Torres, H. Stephgen,j. Wilson, j Zayas, B. Zakruski, A. West, C. Williams, j Whit Vanzeyl, M. Suarez - Nietz YanceyJ. Zanfardino, D. Zigglar, R. White, N. Weghorst, M. Wi x 4 M. Vitale, j. Williams, D. Zigglar, p. Withjack. - Morris SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Advisors Mr. Nagy and Mr. Mitchell Presidents h Karin O Brien and Michele Millevoy ,m 3 i 3 MXWJWWS. ; L? xi g 3 Treasurer - Rosita Secretaries - Amy Hoffman and Dena Nicholas 10 1 drade,j. Anderson, N. Alexander, P. Ale- M. Alverez, G. Alicia, R. Abraham, G. 11, W. Allem, C. Allen, T. Amad,j. Aponte, lvearado. McConnell 3I i WWW: 2 1 i 1 K. Arnold, S. Arroyo, j. Araujo, M. Autoina, Beckles, D. Armindinger, E. Baek,j. Beeker, A. Austin, K. Barnes,J. Argudo, B. Beale, E. Bar- rios, E. Arroyo, L. Badillo. Bracco lmontes, K. Bengiman, C. Belmontes, C. r, O. Bell,j. Belefanto, P. Bodchierj. Ber- . Blerch, N. Beringer, T. Blanchard, B. tein, B. Bligen, B. 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Mulligan, R. Miranda, S. Nicholsen, W. Miranda, C. Munoz, E. Nelson, V. Montenez, M. Nazario, R. Nalls, R. Morgan, j. Mojica, T. Nguyen, R. Mouno, R. Norton,J. Nazario, R. Muntalvu, F. Napoli, D. Mounsey, C. Molina, K. Molnar, D. Murray. Ouderkirk 'agan, A. Ortiz, F. Parrino, E. Pegan, E. , S. Parfitti, W. Ocasio, D. O'Brien, D. onnor, j Papas, Y. Palermo, M. Pagano,j. 2, K. Otero, M. Pegan, G. Perezj. Perez, 1. r, E. Ovalle. - Queen B. Perron, W.P., A. Pier, N. Perez, R. Pere; Powers, N. Prats, T. Polito, C. Phillips, C. ' ets, E. Plata, M. Prado. P. Miller S. Rios, S. Rios, M. Redmond, A. Rivera, j. Robinson, R. Pringle, I. Rivera, V. Robertsx M. Rivera, K. Ruben, A. Roberts, M. Riera, F. Rice, J. Reid, M. Rivera, L. Ramos, M. Ramos. - McKeen M. Rodriguez,J. Ruiz, P. Rosa, E. Rodriguez, Rodriguez, A. Ross, L. Romea, E. Rosado, t Santorelli, E. Rosado, D. Rosen, M. Rodrigu - Crowly ' 13 Scott, W. Santos, C. Schmict, P. Soto, G. monds, G. Scott, A. Schombs, W. Sosias, M. 'CharaanJ. Spruill, S. Tansy,J, Sneed, B. Tay- j. Sosik, R. Shariff, S. Stallings, M. Soto. - tana V - freshman show their pride in their float A. Williams, D. Vera, R. White, S. Teague, B. Todd, K. Thomson, W. Torres, Y. Vasquez, T. Quer, D. Thomas, D. Wray, V. Tyler, K. Vanter- pool, P. Turner,j Vulpis, P. Tran, D. Williams, M. Zucchi, A. Williams, C. Walker, R. Townshed, E. Thompson,j. Vougiatzis, N. Vi- tale, K. Uhholzer, W. Vargas, V. Vigo, K. Wil- liams, C. Torres, W. Tores. Gutierrez FRESHMEN OFFICERS Advisors - Mrs. Minell Wilson and Mrs Daphney King President - Beverly Klaiber Vice President - Carol Hylton .11, Treasurer Venus jones QDhOtO Unavailabm Secretary - Vanessa Vigo and janeen Walker QJhOEO unavaila- : ANDIDS Odds 81 Ends ,1 4 7 ??;V , y? f yg L V ; V V yw , 4, g , 40 6 6 6 7W m Y H R A H C , . ,, gizw??zarftni, AT C.I. . .. S m G E B ammid At The Deaf jam ywygwyk w4.g2x4gg y' ' Grandmaster Cazal Curtis Smalls shows his ever popular SEATCHING. Michelle Burroughs, Mr. X, Evelyn Salas, Gregory Brooks and Nichole Dantzler take a rest during the jam. C.I. Cheerleaders Lorreta Boerneo, Sylvia Alfonso, Maribel Velez,julie and Margie Suarez show their spirit as they help raise money for the basketball players. e d .n P .u e h t W 0 h s s d W o r C L C. e d .H Du. l C O t .m e r e In t e C n 0 d w 0 r C ab In t 0,0 .m On. p O t s O H .,S . e r e h T Another Side Of C.I. Pride National . . f N ; Society Future Business Leaders C.I. Chorus takes Manhatten 1M3 ICAU N 01 ' Innm Jun v I a '5 x. A V An inspirational sight Dionne Maylor finally gets to rest after the performance. MUSKETEERS G W H C R A M .I. PUCKERS UP F OR THE LIP SYNC ,W ,uwwmvv WWW I ' 77453. 1212 b12304! 62' 7,4ng 377773: 77,7737 :3 w ',a i751 1': 11K t: ,7 73:77.97 + 3 ' 357g 37;: 09 73157773;- THE RAPIER The Staff Lori Goldberg, Editor Kelly Cinquemani Suzanne Rochford ' . , . , . V Kim Anderson jill Lewis jodi Lewis Royal Palace Madrid TORREMOLINOS - ICA DUI I A a nun. u. . Alhambra-Granada '.r x I , Diana Niki, and Dena Dr. Winograd, Cathy, Nicole, Dena, And Mrs. Winograd ., I m R O L F Disney World: A Fantasy for part of a week. H; W? W as; W. a W i f , Busch Gardens: Dolphins show off for CI. students The Ring eremony Class of 87 1987 Patty Corrado, Treasurer Marisol Rivera, President Tina Cruz, Special Events EON Wen ,m The Representatives Chris Molloy, V.P. Kathy 84 Beth, Treasurers Mr. Bish0p, Advisor foam! 2!, 75 a L , wwwmwuwawww The morning the school forgot to get up. Lisa R., Tammy S. and Anne G. work on . E.K.G. just 21 Classroom Experience Tammy Stalmack examines Anthony Candelario. r. Hudson gives us the look of a brave tient as he gives blood. Lauren Burke and Mr. Scanlon in a silent conflict. Kwang Tze Shien and David Hoelzer practice before meeting their real opponents of the day. Chess Club . . . The Chess Club displays concentration in all their moves. A M Dennis Papathanasiou and Steu Robbins show determination to outfox the other. 10 x ,xw ,W , WMam yy 6 Goodbye old rt dreams . . . Hello new hope. As the varsity lacrosse team ended their season two springs ago a great season was in sight. There were playoff games to be won and scholarships to be earned. But when spring arrived new team members were low in number. Varsity Coach john Shaugnessy and jV Coach Alex Gutierrez were forced to abolish the Varsity team. Their only hope for a season and for future teams was the jV team. Scholarship bound seniors had no choice but to watch and help the underclassmen. Both the jV Squad and the existing past Varsity squads should be commended for their fine performances . . . both on and off the field. Central Isliphs Pride - A team that starts in fine formatio The 1985 junior Varsity Squad: Sal Alfonso Um, Eric Berntsen 005, Billy Coffey GI Tom Donahue 9 . Robert Faison MU, Sean Figueroa mm, Tom Gould wk Edward Green UOljim Haffner QL Harry Kramer 91 Alvin Lam Um, Ken Lent 00L Phil Lomauro Om, Darren Murphy Qljohn Popolaski $l William Rideout 00; Kevin Salustro COL Patrick Sloane 011 john Tierney Hm, Michael Tolbert 00, Vincent Uvino mm. id; a Central Islips Future playoff team. and ends walking proud. Lacrosses very own personal fans - 1985 Star Girls: Theresa Balunas, Barbara Ann Doyle and jennifer Bluni. 163 rgwuxw-NM J ! - , . .- awwm; WW - 4... 1985 jV and Varsity Team: Drew Alduino 02; Kyle Barnes i8i, Leo Campbell Qi, Nelson Campbell GD, Wayne Cihlar i121 Marlon Forbes i9, Steve Ginsberg OD, Marc johnson i8i, Danny Maximo 9; Mike McGovern Oi, Tom McGovern OD, Nelson Moya i9i, Hans Nelson UOL E bets Pena COL Dave Reavis GD, Steve Robbins Olljimmy Roubis iSkjohn Paul Sanchez m, Steve Schreckinget i9; Gerald Sutherland m, Chris Tricarico iloi. Central Islips Three Musts: Determiation, Concentration and of course PRIDE. A-l of the above are true for Leo Campbells face. IS jOHN MCENROE here??? Appearing to be on a rise, Central Islip Tennis team started to put their concentrations on their performances, improving their program and focusing their attention to their younger teammates. The main objective in the teams' mind is to make the season a productive one. They set their goals not only for the 1985 season but also for the future seasons in store for Central Islip. The 1983 Varsity Handball Team: G to O Alfredo Santos OD, David Gleis 9 , Adelino Santiago MD, Orlando Diaz $Ljavier Pagan Goljohn Olivera lejose Munett OD. mot pictured - Tito Oquendo 0U. Alfredo Santos playing with pride. javier Pagan and Orlando Diaz Get ready for their match against Lindenhurst SHADOWS BEHIND THE WALL Handball started in Central Islip in 1975 but due to the low budget of CI at the time it had to be dropped. Recently reinstated in Central Islip in 1981, the handball team has gone on to produce ALL-COUNTY and ALL-LEAGUE players. Although it did get off to a slow start the season proved to be a successful one. Coach john Packard stresses that Handball has and always will be played by the rules. The Coach is also proud of his teams. They have held the Sportsmanship honor for the last two years in the county and in the league. This goes on to prove that the CI PRIDE and class rules over all. Coach john Packard and Determination. The Central Islip form as demonstrated by senior Adelino Santiago. Coach Packard and team members Orlando Diaz and javier Pagan talk about the game. Central Islip jV Baseball - An easygoing team. SWINGING INTO ACTION THE CENTRAL ISLIP jV BASEBALL SEASON'S SUMMARY CI CI CI C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 CI CI CI C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 C1 r-I A kl! Patchouge Kings Park WM. Floyd East Islip East Islip East Islip West Babylon West Babylon Hauppauge Hauppauge West Babylon HHH East Newfield Newfiled Centereach Centereach Newfield Centereach Smithtown West Smithtown West Smithtown West H WOO OxxleAHwomvl H OJAV 1 3 7 4 8 O 8 5 7 8 2 4 4 2 1 5 H O ,... O VIXOVI Houston Ovalle is CI's famed masked m !,'Nl d5J : Practicing for a game against Centereach are Mike Lagan and Willie CreSpo. THE PLAYERS: Chris Babb,james Carbone,j0hn Castro, Willie Crespo, Larry Kortright, Mike LoganJohn Moya, Steve Nelson, Houston Ovalle,jame1 Patterson, Mike Ramos, Bill Rochford, Oscar Steadmam Simon Tayaras, Ricky Torres, Ed Unverzaght, Ed Velasque2,john Weller. STAT GIRL: Sonja Nakken COACH: Doug Carpluk Showing the CI winning form is jamel Patterson. 169 FRESH NEW FACES ON THE COURT ; . f. E lb; This year's girl's junior varsity basketball team had a tremendous, Optimistic turnout. Whatever caused the turnout, loyal Central Islip fans crowded the gymnasium to watch and cheer on the hopeful team. Their coach, Mr. Carpluck, and assistant coach, Mr. Daly, were extremely anxious about the team and the season. Unfortunately for the record, the Squad had a bad season, losing all of their games. But the girls kept C. 1. Pride with them all the way and never lost the sportsmanship that C. I. is known for. This yearis team, being young, has a good chance for a great season next year. Those members who are going back to basketball next year will be going back with great experience from this year. Everyone will be looking forward to an outstanding season. Cl's juniors, Alicea Suarez and Nicole Dantzler take top honors at a home match against Centereach, Each received a victory for CI - taking a third place and a first place resPCCtivelyx y , Sophomore Verdel Gadsden. gives CI new height and disrance. THE POTENTIAL AND SPEED 'almer and Andrea Anderson walk their way to the top. OF CENTRAL ISLIP The Central Islip Girls Track team ran high on enthusiasm as well as excellent attitudes. Due to the lack of the team's enrollment, doubts had arisen between Coach Haeker and Coach Wolownick. But as a whole the teams Spirit broke through and became a driving force in their maturity and togetherness. Members of the team were extremely optimistic, felt good, and had a certain promising outlook that never left their minds. With the hard work, determination and continued success of these girls and with the close guidance of their coaches, CI PRIDE lived on. The 1985 Girls Track Team: Maritza Acevedo 69L Catherine Alpers 41D, Andrea Anderson 004, Simone Carpenter 48L Wanita Cuffie 69L Nicole Dantzler 0U, Verdel Gadsden 00; Mary Gaiten 021 Roquelle Gilmore 0U, Sally Guzman 004, Shirelljoyner OD, Karen Katz 00L Leanne Katz 021jill Lewis OD, Gladys Malloy 4104, Terry McPherson OD, Christine Mendez 0U, Michelle Miller 02L Dinorah Nino 49L Tracey Palmer 00, Kismet Pittman OD, Alicea Suarez GD, Margie Suarez 494. SEASON SUMMARY Rocky Point 71 CI - 61 Floyd 68.5 CI Whitman 74 CI - 58 Bayport 51 CI - 72 Centereach 97 CI - 34 Smithtown West 56 CI - 75 East Islip 42.5 CI - 90.5 Hauppauge 44 CI e 88 Newfield 69 CI - 62 Commack South 35 CI - 93 League Record: 3 Wins 2 Losses 43rd Placa Overall Record: 5 Wins 5 Losses The Fastest Hands in CI. In the beginning of their season the jV and Varsity cheerleading were faced with a 'Coachless' club. Due to personal reasons the previous cheerleading coaches left their positions hoPing that there would in time be someone to fill their job. With the kindness of the HS athletic secretary, Mrs. Davey, the squads were kept intact until their new coaches, Miss. Patricia Cuttita and Miss. Cheryl Tucciarone stepped in. With the few experienced girls from past years the new coaching staff and squads learned with each other. This season was a good one even with its surrounding circumstances. The Varsity team went to the Long Island Cheerleading Competition at Brentwood HS and placed fifth out of more than twenty-five teams that were present. Even though they did nOt place first they are fine examples of what PRIDE in Central Islip means. The 1985-86 Varsity Cheerleading Squad QDast and presend Lisa Ruggianokaptj Diane Hutchinson Shirell joynedcapm Verdal Gasden Nicole Danztler Evelyn Salas Dawn Caroll Sally Guzman The 1986 jV Cheerleading Squad: julie Robinson jennifer Galan Gavy Calvo Rhonda Sharif INC. 0P Margie Suarez Theresa Balunas Colleen Grego Maria Alfonso Tanya MCLain Tammi Coakley Carin Baxter Ann Finley Stacey Mclain Arlene Guest Vanessa Montanez Melitza Rodriguez kapm Anissa CampbechapQ ERA Resetting School Records . . . . . . was the 1985 Girls Varsity Swim Team. Having a very successful season the team finished with a record of 8-2 and placed second in League 11. Some ofthe members under the close supervision of Coach Cronin went on to the counties that were held at Stony Brook University. All of the senior members of the team Donna LaSelvatcapt.l, Louise Rodriguez, Theresa Martir and Diane Riehl will be present at the counties as well as Michelle Millevoy, Christine Philips, Sue Lane, Theresa La Selva and Keri Lulkin. This years team had alot of newcomers each of which played an important role on the team. Central Islip can always be proud of it's swimmers because they can be sure that with such a strong team Central Islipis name will never go under too deep. M MMMM All we have to - do is put our minds and some spirit into it, and I think we can do it? - a team members feelings L----.... ............$-...m am w. Mam - . avw- 4M - C.I. Steps into Action The Central Islip Varsity Soccer Team for the 1985 season When the Cletes met the ball. Kenrick and Central Islip determination at work against Ha Ernesto L0pez, goaltender, effortlessly puts the ball into play. Aggresion, Pride and Spirit. Symobolic of Central Islip and Gus Carbarcas. Teamwork as shown by teammates john Teirny and Rod Parisi Coach Watkins directs the team into the playoffs. Before the game comes patience. The 1985 Soccer season proved to be the best season CI. has had since 1969. Their record of 9-6-1 was produced not only by a good team but a phenomonal coach, Coach jerry Watkins. C.I. had the pleasure of sending 3 members to the All- League team Kenrick Angall, Ricky Oliver, and Dwight Gregory. Ricky also made All-County. About the team as a whole, Coach Watkins' feelings were very positive. Being pleased about this years success he felt very strongly on Soccer's future in Central Islip. Coach Shaughnessy watches, waits, and wonders. Mike Dunne arrives to assist the already accomplished C.I. Defense Coach Morselli directs. Central Islip Muskateers await the game . . . nd Crunch Went their Helmets . . . The Central Islip 1985 Varsity FOOEball Team. 5,. Quarterback Byron Hurt searches to complete a pass. Stat Girls, Patty Corrado, Marianne Zigon, and Donna Davis sum up the days yardage. The huttle breaks but the strategy doesn't. . . . and all that it may bring The Central Islip Muskateer Football team overcame many hardships over the season. Austerity is one and a lack of varsity experience is another. Having a slow start the Muskateers ended the season with a 4-3 record. Next years team will be stronger but they will be weaker in guidance. Head Coach,j0hn Shaugnessy, a football coach for 13 years has been dead coach of the football team for 4 years. He was picked coach of the year in 1984 for League 111. He is re3p0nsible for CLPRIDE and he is also re3ponsible for great teams that kept that pride going strong. His outstanding efforts will be missed. Among all the hard working players Clarence jones, Louis Bontempo, Brian Abrams, Robert Faison, and Michael Dunne were Chosen as All-League playersjones and Bontempo t0 the All-League team and jones to two All-American teams. Central Islip is proud of all of football's accomplishments this year and eagerly await each future successful year. Dribbling their Way into the playoffs. A strong comeback has occurred in Central Islip. Half way through their season, they went from a 2-3 record to a 7-3 record by winning 5 straight. To go on to the Championships, as one player stated, takes the team to be playing as a whole and not as individuals. If that is kept in mind, then we should be able to take the league. The attitude of the coach, Ray Charlton is quite Optimistic. The players feel good, work hard, and are always looking toward the future. This, along with experience, will produce Championship teams in CI. Defense C.I. style. tPicture U This years players are: john johnson. ROy Barker. Paul Decs. Greg,v Brooks.jaxnal Patterson. Paul Williams ViCtor Calderone Ed Velasquez. Bill Rocht'ord. Iassac Holland. Myles Cuffie Marvin Galespie. and Dennis Hall. uEAT OUR BUBBLES W.' -rh....up, munuuuo A,-M. Patricia English, Maribel Velez, Celena Edwards, Nancy Vargas, Stephanie Benton, Daneine Dedeaux, Nedelka Ramsey, Marion Brister, joan Lawrence,jvauey . - QV :KA'L. Wilson. Coach Shaw 0 l wit Delicate Yet Strong ., This years Girls Varsity team went up against stiff odds. In the middle of the season they had a record of 3-9 but always remained Optimistic for their coming games. H0pes for future teams look good because of the training that they are receiving this year. Determination is the name of their game. 9,? xii, JV y The 1985 Wrestling season has been faced with a losing streak. Toward the end of their season they had a record of 0-10 largely due to the great lack of wrestlers. Their last good season according to Coach Rooney was back in 1985. The Wrestlers for the 1985-86 season were: Joe Meisner, Marco Zucchi, Shawn Faison, Rich O'Connell, Rich Beimer, Roy Hargis, Paul Lynnch,J0hn Razulis, Martin Pagan. TION SERVICE - m;W....,,. .-m MMM W Mitch Mann and fellow teammates await the rebound. Chris Molloy watches as CI. scores against Newfield The 1985-86 junior Varsity Boys Basketball team are: Chris Molloy, Houston Ovalle,john Castro, Michael Bryson, Mitch Mann, Tom Babecki, Rich Cromartie, Tony Roundree, Lloyd jackson, Trevor Montgomery, Marlon Forbes,JeffPowe11, Norman Davis, Byron Hurt. CI. Intensity Basketball in true C.I. motion Move that ball down the court. In the middle of the season they were 5-5 and 7-11 Overall. Not bad says coach Matt who coaches a team with no p0pu1ar player but solid ones. This year unlike past years Coach Mott feels that the players showed promise for a successful future and win continue to do 50. Going for the extra point. s x g? , x xxxix , s: x x : xx Q$XX R5 3Q xx: Rigs ,x 3Q: x 5Q x xxxxi x; X GREENBERG - BIELLO STUDIO Official Yearbook Photographers Also available for: . Weddings . Special Occasions . Family Group Portraits 31 Newtown Road . 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