Corlears Junior High School - Banner Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1982 volume:

V'--1 mx , + -'T fu COR -D LEARS JUNIO 0 220 H R HIGH S 1 New Yorlinlglgtreet CHOOL 'U J' - - 10002 Il YEAR ' 1' EQ Iflilculty A STAFF :P 1 otographer: Mr. linvlztfrown : I nsgman L W 'J 5 T 0 .0 .r 1 L J' ' I 1' 2 Q 1 .W U' J.. -Ti. JW 4 gi 3 X 0 me M ? 0 w Y 5 E 'L 1 i if - V 0 1 if J- E 1 0 , ,, . ' Q J1 i fy . L. 'asf T' R6 5 M73 gn. 1 0 qp - 1 Ln V ' ta I1 FJ , L tilt-411 P H Q A L. -Jp5'C ':1'F' 0 L1 , L uk Q, fe Q0 0 Q3 5 G' Ss QP wg 00 0 C' A MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATES FROM THE PRINCIPAL Congratulations and best wishes to you and your family upon your graduation from Corlears Junior High School! All of the effort involved in attending classes, doing your homework, and studying for tests has helped prepare you to further your studies in high school. Most importantly, your teachers at Corlears have tried to equip you so that you are best able intelligently to make the many critical decisions which face you within the next few years. What electives shall I take? Should I attend college? What shall I major in? What field or profession shall I prepare for? Which friendships shall I cultivate and main- tain? What are my goals, long range and short range? How can I best achieve these goals ? These are but a few of the questions that will face you. We know that you will approach them thoughtfully, drawing upon the knowledge and the skills developed in school, and with the advice of your teachers and family. The decisions are yours. The staff of JHS 56 has worked diligently with you these past years and is confident that the roads you take will lead you in the direction of success and a happy, productive life. Sincerely, Howard Sapossnek 2 Q G6 Sf? Q0 G7 Q23 , GI Q9 GC Judy Young 224 LITERATURE Cherise Warner TYPIST Milagros Rodriguez YEARBOOK STAFF Co-Editors Glenda Marrero Ivette Quinones ART STAFF Edgar Cruz Wai Tong Lau Lisandra Perez Desiree Rodriguez Wang Tse Ng Shannel Segers Yin Fei Tai Judy Young 3 i xxx 7 COMMUNITY SCHOOL BOARD ONE 1 , 1981 - 1982 Norma Sicklick, Chairperson Aaron Mitrani, Vice-Chairperson David Garcia, Treasurer Jean Slamowitz, Secretary Nussin Fogel Irving Greher Sister E. Kelliher William Nevvlin PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE BOARD 1981-1982 Doreen Collins, President Leroy Simmons, Vice President Hagen Console, Vice President Florence Stein, Vice President Carolyn Hendrix, Vice President Leslie Wade, Vice President Minerva Medina, Vice President Myrna Rivera, Treasurer Anne-Marie Norman, Vice President Jane Frazer, Recording Secretary Anna H. Oquendo, Vice President Migdalia Acevedo, Member-at-Large Sonia Pozzi, Vice President Esther Llopis, Member-at-Large Judith Rivera. Vice President . Gladys McCleod, Member-at-Large ' Nilda Santiago, Vice President 4 4 5 E 1 JOURNEY As the large stream-lined starship sits on its gigantic launching platform, the captain talks with his crew in the briefing room on deck 7. My fellow crewmen, we are about to face a perilous journey. This starship is the only vessel within 3 galaxies of section 2. This starship with its advanced nuclear tobonic engines will make a large journey to section 2, to receive a vital formula called, X2000f' Sir, I hate to disturb you, but what makes this journey so perilous? This whole journey will take about one year to complete. During one year of that traveling time, we and this starship will face unknown supernatural forces. Our chief scientist has not yet determined how to combat these forces, although we hope we will find a way. The next day a giant starshipis engines roared as they lifted the mighty vessel off its launching platform. We are clearing the red light sequence sirfl Good, keep the ship at speed level 1, until we have entered international traveling space. L'Our Et level is 2129 g'Good.', Sir, we have entered international traveling space. Very well, activate sublight speed stabilizerfl Sublight activatedf' ZOOOOOOOIVIIVIIVIIVIIVIMIVIIVIIII To this very day, the starship which was sent to receive an X2000 formula,was never seen again. No one knows what supernatural forces they had to combat. All we can evaluate is that a whole starship and its crew is now living . . . In the . . . Twilight Zone. Michael Wilson fm 9-324 .... Q isiiit S ,ffl figgi i FREEDOM t' I it I write because I am confused and seek to understand. ' j It I sing because I am alone and reach to take a hand. Is. 3 I wonder because I'm curious and feel I should know why. ,jg I hurt because I'm human and this is why I cry. J I i g 5 g I laugh because I'm joyful and this seems right to do. It ,,., I love because you're special and pray you love me too. I I I live because of all these things I find in every day. ff, A I .5 They tell me just what life's about and I listen to what they say. is .... G, j To laugh, to love, to hate, to live fand sing,l K is Mi ,Wai W . A, it And sing . . . Oh yes, even to cry, These simple gifts of freedom X 1 will treasure 'im 1 die. 55 . I May Roldan s I l.er 8-219 gg 5 THE CASE OF JERRY'S DEATH Mrs. Perez had just returned from the supermarket after buying food for Jerry, Mimi and Willie. When she entered the apartment, Mrs. Perez nearly fainted from fright. Glassware was broken all over the floor and the sofa was torn in many places. Near the sofa she found Jerry bleeding heavily with no discernible pulse. Mrs. Perez then noticed footprints on the floor. In the next room she found Mimi covered with blood that was not her own. Mrs. Perez thought about calling the police but decided against it. She hit Mimi three times and sent her to her room. WHY DIDN'T SHE NOTIFY THE POI.ICE???? Q es: Tony Mau 8-232 THE CASE OF THE MISSING RING One day Bill decided to buy a ring for his wife's birthday. He decided to hide it in his office so that his wife would be pleasantly surprised. Bill invited three of his friends from his office who were Tom, Jimmy, and Felix, to celebrate with them. The night before the party, however, Bill discovered that the ring was stolen from his office? Bill questioned his three friends. Bill said that a valuable gift for his wife has disappeared. Tom said that whoever would steal such a present should be arrested. Jimmy said that whoever had stolen the ring should be shot. Felix advised to call the police. Bill declared that calling the police was unnecessary. He knew the thief. DO YOU??? Maria Espinal 8-232 See answers on inside of back cover page. 6 ll 1111 l ff 1 z, T237 J. C. -Z' THE MYSTERY OF THE SUICIDE One hot summer morning detective Johnson received a call in his office. A Mr. Smith was reporting a suicide. When detective Johnson arrived at the scene of the suicide, he saw the dead woman's body hanging from a rafter in the ceiling. She was wearing a blouse buttoned to the top except for the middle button which she was clutching in her hand. Mr. Smith, the next-door neighbor, stated that he saw the woman tying the rope around her neck and seconds later she was suspended in space. Detective Johnson had heard enough and arrested Mr. Smith. WHY?? Yuen Tsoi 8-232 THE CASE OF THE STOLEN NECKLACE l' l i l l N t S 1 It was Sunday morning when Mr. and Mrs. Clairfield awoke to begin the day. Since the day was so beautiful, the Clairfields decided to wake up the children and go on a picnic. Mrs. Clairfield went upstairs to the one bathroom in the house to take a shower. She removed a valuable necklace that her husband had given her and placed it near the sink. She was hoping for something better, but her husband had liked this necklace. Anyway, the entire family went downstairs to eat breakfast and the maid provided the picnic baskets. Just before they were ready to leave, Mrs. Clairfield remembered that the car keys were in the kitchen drawer. She then ran out of the house crying that the necklace had disappeared. The family searched the whole house but could not find it. A plumber checked the pipes, the police were called in. Can you solve the crime????? Arlene Sun 8-232 See answers on inside of back cover page. 7 Slwlfi hu en lnnqilielcnl ol '1 0 5 GRADUATION DAY Today weill start a new life And we'll say our last good-byes To all friends we've grown to love. With whom we laughed and cried Remembering the fun and laughter The problems and the fears. And watching all our memories grow Throughout our Junior High School years. The memories of the fun we had And the new friends that we've met Vacations, teachers, talking And exams we'd rather forget Yes, J.H.S. days are precious, but brief, Whereall your dreams come true It is not the end, but the beginning. Bernice Miranda 9-336 GRADUATION TIME Graduation time is a time to be proud Especially when they announce your name very loud. The success of being promoted from one grade to another. Is different because now they make a big bother. Everyone is filled with thrills and -sensations Of attending another of their own graduations. But when everyone has gone to celebrate this day. Memories will be carried for everyday. Kasandra Harley 7-440 THE GRADUATION REHEARSAL It's graduation rehearsal today, everyone is marching down the aisle today. The teachers will let us know tomorrow Who will graduate? I studied so hard, I past my tests and I think I saw one of my teachers smile. But ohhh. not knowing, just hoping, pretending not to really care, waiting Tomorrow I'll Know we'll all know who made it, who didnit It's so hard to wait maxa-EL N QBut one of the teachers smiled at me, I thinkl Glenda Morrero 9-336 8 LIFE Life is like a lovely flower, A clean and lovely thing. Fresh and clean from April showers Which happen every spring. Life is like a nice sweet song, The sweetest you can hear. Something like a bell's ding-dong, That rings both far and near. Life is happiness and joy, As when you find a pearl. Something like a handsome boy, Meeting a lovely girl. Milagros Rodriguez 9,324 lf X X if '-S+-f wx X X XX, ,f X f ff Aj fl it ty X X Ci ' -s rf A , lry, ,W If X ' N ' 'iqq L ff l - get N f sssp a if V X ' lima! I fp' I t l'QQi.vW't lltii 'Q - 1, ' ,,. Y . i ,ng Q I M f 5555:-? fri Q ' ,1 If U m. 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'Q I V A S -g--' 1 1 fy' A gut- I i , vo 1 V s t .+P - 'r't - , 'Q -'A N X A 'i ...N p , ni fa' at 9 GROWING Growing up is hard to do. The people around you won't let you grow. You think so much you got to get away Soon you find yourself all alone. No one there but your shadow. You try to turn to someone new. You know there's no one there so it's up to me to grow up.Even though growing up is hard to do. Annabel! Ortega 9-336 I WALK WITH PRIDE I was young and ignorant but functioning with feelings of desire. I felt I wanted that one boy in my heart. Yes, he was plump, cute, smart, no one had eyes for this boy, but me. . . l was a bit older and experienced with what love had to offer. I saw that special boy no longer plump, but tall,dark and handsome, staring. Knowing what I desire I was begging with my eyes. This boy had everything a girl wanted. Looks, friends, and girls. But this boy knew all about his qualities and he knew all about what I felt, but coulclnlt care less. I am older and wiser now. I see this guy standing across from me looking with desire. But nowl know what qualities I have. I am a proud young woman refusing to beg. I know for what I stand, for I am to be touched in sight not in body and soul. So now I just walk on by with my head up high because now I am walking with pride!!! Glenda Marrero 9-336 MY BEST FRIEND l My best friend, knows what I mean. I donit even have to say the words. She reads my face,my voice, and understands. She doesn't criticize or talk about me behind my back, and sheis always there when I need her. My best friend always makes me feel good, she helps me to laugh again, and see the best side of me. That's why shefs my best friend. Glenda Marrero 9-336 10 TERROR NIGHT On the night of February 28, I was visited by a ghost. It was like a nightmare. It was nerve-wrecking. I woke up in the middle of the night and I felt funny about something, but I couldnft figure out what it was. When I tried to go back to sleep, something touched my hands. When I opened my eyes, I saw a big thing with a dark face that was pitch black, and it had glowing eyes. It was saying to me Come on, come with mef, Then my room became very dark-as if I were in another world abut I could still see my bed-room, and it hada little light, so I had to make it to the light. But I couldnlt because Hitw wouldnft let me. It felt like a magnet, and I couldnit break free. Suddenly however, as I was trying to reach the light he pulled me back with such a force I thought Iwas gone. But I tried once more, and I broke free. While I was trying to break free, I said a prayer to the Lord God and he helped me escape. That terror will stay within me for the rest of my life. Christopher McBride Steven Caldwell 9-305 11 John SOIVIE'I'HING'S ON MY MIND TODAY On my mind today is the test for tomorrow. I hope I donIt end up failing which would till me with sorrow. I plan to study all night! Making sure everything is all right. I am bothered and I am worrying I hope my mark will not be discouraging, I know this thing on my mind will never go away I hope it will end the day after today. Susana Wan 74440 What What What What What WHAT IF... if... if the world was of no light . . . if the world was only of darkness . . if there was no happiness in the air if all there was, was a world of sadness, frowns, and loneliness, without a friend. Luckily, that is not so. . . Sophia Yee 7-1140 Shuk Wong 9-205 SENIORS Seniors are sweet Others are sour No one can beat The Senior Power! Tina Byrd 9-324 REMEMBER ME I will always remember you. You helped me in many ways. You were there to make me happy on my sad lonely days. I will always remember you and the love that we shared those long summer days and how deeply you cared. I will always remember you In all that I do for the good times we've had and all we've been through. I will always remember you. I'm sure by now you can see, but I ask one question will you remember me? Zenobia Valle 9-337 HOW IT FEELS TO BE IN THE CHORUS To be in the Senior Chorus is an honor because not everyone is chosen to join. Only those who are willing to work hard and have courage, and respect being in the chorus. Sure it's hard work but believe me it's worth it. We students in chorus enjoy being in the Senior Chorus. We travel to fancy places, we've been to hotels we've never been to before. We really have fun together especially when we complete with other choirs. We also have early rehearsals that make us good enough to compete and sing. Sometimes we even go to two places one after the other in the same day. Being in the Senior Chorus . is really fun, but hard work,especially if you have one teacher. I don't know how Mrs. Pate puts up with 125 students. Glenda Marrero 9-336 SOMETHING'S ON MY MIND TODAY Something's on my minf:1 today, A thought of happiness in the air, No sorrow or loneliness in the world. A thought of laughter in the air, And the joy of children singing. A sky of twinkling stars, A morning of sunshine. A thought that someday a smile'll be on everyone, No frown or fear that is the thought always on my mind. Sophia Yee 7-440 WITHOUT YOU wl ig-:LA C I r Without you who am I? X X j r 2' . N ,h Without you I begin to cry ie is em wi ou ou, N l ' ' I M l'f ' i 'th i ' 4 l i5A Without you livhat can I CIO? III,-lIl5'l,flq 4 i - Vi 1 Ci d ii 1' 1 , ffl' im, H5322 35515: tg' I When you are gone you take my heart Karin Q f . . , xgsklfisssfak Xi it W X L ,I You keep it with you when we re apart AF!-41,51 fi VL l Please come back to me from above, X 'A El' l MN' 'S So that we can share our tender love. ,Q ii:--f-mfs! 0 , Without you who am I? ' - Z 'I Q . . l v ,NW 'L K: ff, L R Without you I will also die 'A 4 g X ' '1 ,lil X gg .A Becky Nlelendez ia X V w. M X if , 9-217 . X N t i K ,, , P I J! x kc, V u X I i I 4 , L - ,A tl E Nw, , 1 , 14 PAINTER I paint the sky with images of childhood memories. My canvas is immeasurable and blue, stretching endlessly. I paint with white, sometimes gray, sweeping strokes across the skyg I have painted elephants and old men with hats and pipes And snails crawling over my canvas and castles in heaven. When I was a child I gazed at the pictures and dreamed of being ,- a painter in the sky. Glenda Marrero 9-336 . V- .X A ff k! A or Ii' X ig? ff if P: V fl ' SX V H ? gg ' 3' ' ,.Uf, -i 'GEL , , XA A , Q12 Q Y I Vw fx F, XT .f 'fx 4 . m' vw ,V f f ' 4 f f I' P:-'f I- . . I.. 11 . 4 f . PIYN. I W I f 7 I tttt ft if X , , f , ,X '. .iixxxxxxXNxxkXXXNtWs Q ' X X ' 4' .If X ' If ' n' F I , f - 6 5 Wx - I X M if , X ' It , .L f' I i ie, en' ' -,fs.f.z1'ff-:izs..4.f. ,- V,5 f7ff!i--' -N 'W ' In ggggfkzigazliiz XJ .FX-...:.1g1j:3'f:.' - gf K I il ' J '65 , 557, :ik I ' F5:g5G X ff ff ff ffmfii- I , may E Iggy T' x x I I -ff 50N f4 ' 147 ,-5153 4-5 ' va. ff ffl, ff X04 1 ' ffl-' W 5' 'st f'P'-0, XE iii: N Uslf 2: fx., af Q2 9- I' V . 1gli?t: s lg- ,1, Q 'a 522. ,, 1 U ,qfffr gf? I xL:qi n x Vrx I 5' ' .'2:x,1.',,.p XA-A4 wx, ' . if-..f:,- 5' f H' , Q' if tx i ' ' 1s ' SEEN , f I ' - '. N -.ff.1f.7?Z5 ' 3 .nfl W I I ,,,,,--. 9:13 -.- l X 4 'M A' i:1l4t: ?-':'i'::-:II 3 A?,.'a'.'e'-fifty 1 ,Q X V' fl vc lr I f.515:?ifi?v'4 --A v yt ' I l I s ...f -,H a ' N i' ' 7 lf 5 'I 15 ' ADMINISTRATION Mr. A. Goldfarb Mr. D. Pomerantz X , , Q 3. me I 5 X . Q. Ms. J. Lazarus 5 .bg ff -.i, 1' Mr. N. Goldhaber Mr, I, Scott MUSIC DEPARTMENT s. A. Munang Ms. J. Stevens I b': Ms. E. Foreman I s s 9 , :S :? ' IAI . ff I ss s AE S'5f Mr. D. Lawrence MS. . ROChe ZIX: I Ii Mr. J. Ungar Mr. H. Staimar .fs fo rw 5 Q 3 gl Q En .- Q03 Tong L0-wx MS. F. Pate ' I 1 , nam - 1 f ' yum -., HHIFJ FFF? Mr. I. Cohen A 0 By: fuu'.l.u.l.mmmu igiizgf' ,I Deslr cd' iodrliuzl ENGLISH Ms. S. . M. Ruth Mr. P. Addelston Silberstein Mr. S. Levine llk A I s E. Bucholtz Ms. S. Hilson 17 . S. Sturm Ms. D. Townsend xy'Z Ms. D. Andrews ,J V ff I-A-1 I X 9275 MATH Mr. MY. T. Robinson ALGEBR A I Mr. L. Goldberg J. Schwartz .faulel 773499 Mr. A. Goldberg Mr. R. Klsh Ms. L. Eisen Ms. E. Sheppard i-annul-lll Mr. W. Calise Mr. J. Kieman Ms. M. Chekofsky Ms. C. Pope Dr. J. Kelly ' '-if Q J 1 Ms. J Sommer SCIENCE Mr. S. Katz I : Mr. J. Catalano , -m J M YA 7 1' 0 3 t ' Y Avr Y A T 1 EXE: 'c:1f:.-2: I V I I C M J Golafisher A ' xi Mr. L. Friedman 'je f if fN 'L Mr. W. I-IoJohn Mr. .R.K ,..f J -4 w wf, - Mr. R. Gustafso 0, Q V,VV,k,.V A J. Tongals 5, ' J - B Q J , wa cj yoj 'It' 19 if snvcecn' Qqidiffezc. X29 SOCIAL STUDIES 25? Ms. J. Maesano Ms. B. Baker , ' Kg. .Y 12.25. Mr. J. Winevsky i f ' . H -' M. J. . .. , ' Mr. P. Stass1 X l i 2 ,. 1 ! -' J a: A V ' -1, Y E 1 D 1 ' Z D .E.:, V q , I . J Mr. J. Philips Mr. K. Baron MS. J- Cohen 1 , 0 I 4- I 'Q uh I M N A P ' 'if Il . . gy , x 'f' x 0 X X f QV Q N 5' Q ' . v lf? .. 'M .J.B dl ra ey Wffgif X H X' tx g f 5222 .-E55 X x 2 U ,il Nglggffg N NV K x 0 xx N M 20 ' Z-Z SHOP Mr. F. Salzman Mr- S' press Mr. L. Reissman MS. H. Hall ffl-XX ff f,.,S- - f .ff-N ff , QEU Mr. R. Laureno Ms. B. Bascone Ms. M. Martin MGD 2 ix. tba? 755 law GATES Q' RESOURCE ROOM LIBRARY Mr. P. Weissman w TRANSITIONAL . ... Mf- Kelly Mrs. D. Castagnola ' .V,lhn MS. C. Neuhaus X R A Xn RR n ' f V- ' Mr. C. D'Angelo ' READING Cb Mr. Hochberg -Q,-v Mrs. M. Gma- I I ' 4 W 0 R Mr. A. Feclerman Q .. n V A 'l p lll 1- -af R ECZR . - R E' ER F 1 Q Q3 'I YYHS , Ujtnmm 22 Q go H 4. R 4 m mmm Q HQS Ms. R.J. Kruter 21 T U I 5 i Ms. C. Towbin Ms I Cooper Ms. E. Andr cos .I , 1 Mr. M. Kunik 3, f I Mr. G. Losche , 1 W3 x lv '- . W Mr. A. Brooks I ZS: PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOREIGN LANGUAGE TYPING 52 I I -L Cs , I 5 I 0 Q ' - 9 f Q 1 3 J 1.5 X 'S .1 X 'T X f E s I ' I N 'X 1 I uv I T , Ms. N. Zarillo j Ms. Kahan Wk. BILINGUAL mi xxx-f Ms. S. Kornbluth Iseph ,bel wx, 4- MMG 4 Mr. J. Bell V X, Z ,gf Mr. R. Weick I ff Ms. G. Soo 'IW A mi Toner LrmCLJ'osefPh Dsl mug I I LANGUAGE ARTS AND ART 3 Mr. T. Alaimo Ms. R. Crown Mr. C. Bonaparte C Powers ,,vf ADDITIONAL STAFF Mr. J. Channer Ms. T. Cummings Mr. M. Jacobson Ms. J. O'Neal Ms. E. Paridis Ms. I. Weinstein b .1 '1 Wa'i Tong Lau 9-444 ., X X o x v icf'134'?PY9? X 4as'ff :QxxW ' Q I QW. , X EFIAMVQ Q f . , . s f? wits- .ff-f x I- X Q HHN' . 4 ' lllf 09-1 E 1 x il I - . ,. MM.. if ' J-17:2-: I 0 .- 7,:?if'I 5, ff ' ' Y 'gmifwi ' - A 'wif-aff 2 'Q , .f vu- f ,:AN 4 .473 'j fir, .13 JTC. uf., A 42' f . X ' . . A . ' 1- .4-2 ' 'Cr C , , i'ei '0 - ix fb. I. .1 4, 53. v ff- ,f ,ia 1 H251 fry L 1 I .-19 X I 4. f 4L.?,!,' , V' A , . ': 'jf fi. . X 'YA fa ,, , V 4 Mfr , 1.131 fl . A ,, . ,IH ' f' LEW -if 'nzfww 40- A V , ,Nd ligyfji 1.1 X , .4 1 ,' A ' ' . X I , ' f' 4 4155.12 , , K 4 of W-'WW Steven cardwen 9-305 .- ' ' - 5 A. fllf, f 23 avg' O I ' . .-.A QED. . PARAPROFESSIONALS Mr. Arroyo QASPIRAJ Ms. Cardona CASPIRAJ Mr. Chang CCBJ Mrs. Cruz KASPIRAJ Ms. Fickens fCha. 531 Ms. Fisse CReadingJ Mr. Grey KCEHJ Ms. Hernandez KESLJ Mr. Lee QCBJ Ms. Leung KCBJ Ms. McDowell fMathJ Ms. Nieves fMathJ R' Ms. Ocasio CMathJ Mrs. Raskin fReadingJ Ms. Rosenberg KASPIRAJ Mrs. Rudorfer fChap. 535 Mrs. Shapiro CMathJ Mrs. Strother lReadingJ Mrs. Zimmerman CReadingJ SCHOOL AIDES Mrs. S. Keir Mrs. E. Kronberg Mrs. V. Lebron Mrs. M. Medina Mrs. J. Plusch Mrs. M. Rivera Mrs. A. Rodriguez Mrs. E. Schneider Mrs. H. Schwarz U NURSE Mrs. B. Marzuk YOUTH LEADERSHIP Ms. S. Soto HEARING M.TH. Ms. J. Jankoff SCHOOL SECURITY GUARDS Mrs. R. Acevedo Mr. W. Luengene Mrs. A. Quinones cUsroD1AN Mr. N. Hunold ,NM S . -5-SLI-1529! -Liissiwifiifgiisf .. . Q- ww .Sip-:fi ' :.:::i:2ffsf,fw1f . , SECRETARIES Mrs. G. Goldman Mrs. H. Gordon Mrs. B. Langaigne Mrs. D. Meltzer SBST Dr. H. Adler Ms. D. Lavilla Ms. M. Mash CLUBS AND FACULTY ADVISORS Chinese Newspaper Reading - Ms. Kaban Library Club - Mr. Kelly Junior Great Books - Ms. Paridis Project Club - Mr. Laureno Social Studies - Mr. J. Levine Roller Disco - Mr. Alamio Papermacbe Sculpture - Mr. Bonaparte AVI Squad Lunchroom Squad , ,Lg N i 26 'W MEN' W' i XQLMQPQK - I 5959, X . .2 -,gs I Qs - 2423? ff-fan-nv' ' -2 lf' no m ji ' ff 5' S' ,r n ' 9-' ' . o . 'J 0 I ff! fm 'Y : 1' l 53- lm . 5 ,,' 5 6' Z 1 6, .-' ' in w ., U U 1 f ' . 7 ' Aa -- X ft H I, r 3- I Q - f fa ' l .Y 2 . J . 1 I X f ECL 'X - M - J t I A 1 U- W. . C C XQQ 5 OXQK GARDEN CLUB Faculty Advisor, Ms. RJ. Kruter BASEBALL CARD CLUB Faculty Advisor, Mr. S. Katz NEWSPAPER CLUB FACULTY ADVISORS Ms. R.J. Kruter Ms. S. Sturm Ms. D, Andrews POETRY CLUB Ms. E. Bucholtz, Faculty Advisor --.--uunlili-,,,r...v-f.. Y-.1......,,,.,....--,vw-Y President, Pamela Holmes Vice President, Rebecca Melendez Faculty Advisor, Ms. R.J. Kruter G. O. G.O. REPRESENTATIVES 30 J THE CHESS CLUB Mr. T. Robinson, Faculty Advisor il THE MATH CLUB Mr. J. Kiernan, Faculty Advisor GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM Mr. Torack, Coach Maggie Perez, Captain Betty Arazamendi, Co-Captain Andrea Tsoi Angie Torres Elizabeth Sears Evelyn Rosa Janet Mojica Janet Neal Pamela Holmes Pamela Ratliff Rebecca Melendez Susan Samms Tajuana.Grant Tanya Rivers BOY'S BASKETBALL TEAM Mr. L. Goldberg Coach Brian Young,Capta1n Charles Allen Rene Ballester Leonardo Bellamy Aaron Brownlee Sean Cloud Juan Cortez Derek Counts Lamaar Henry Michael Hobbs David McKenzie David Truell Billy Williams Ffa 32 A l 4, GULL-bl is for the hard times we went through in math. is for the effort we put into our work. is for the memories we've shared about the school. is for the opportunities we once had. is for running from the hard times. is for the ironic things that happened. is for the expression of our feelings. is for the sadness with which we leave this school. Irene Acevada 9-438 l-UD D0 10.3 LIKE 11-'IE 'I so ma? GQ -nw. Y T 3113050113 afvilu' 33 DANCE 'DU FED Al-FTE PASS CBEPT A un-rs, PASS... P7 ,fatigue PP-ss... taser! 'lt Qlll if Q 2' M ll I 5 f ,t Ei 2. .. ' 5 ngirlsgizugiiii-lik Bk E-,W ART SHOW AT THE ARSENAL SENIOR CHORUS '7 39 Q ,figs V32 Z riffs? -fs 1982 ' CORLEARS GRADUATES 1982 Lucrezia Accardo 9-305 ' Mario Abreu 9-339 -in , A ,,,A , ,l 7 Charles Allen Alexis Almodovar 9-337 ' 9-305 5-wav' 'W W ea. lfklz. -,.. I u . W 5iJfQ2'i??f?1?xe, si Betty Arazamendi Felix Arroyo 9-217 9-334 Rene Ballester Jghn Barry 9-205 9-438 MVN i , 12, - P' ' 4 wg' 4 0 5 F 9 hw Victor Bello Ferdinand Benito 9-402 9-334 3 'K V' U,5fTfflLg2jf2?'i',l f-ELFXSWRX i f if ff Irene Acevedo Antonio Adorno Adelinda Alfaro 9-438 9-444 9-336 Jose Almonte Juanita Anarante Wanda Andino 9-334 9-205 9-339 . ,r,, 5, ,, ,1r., Carmelo Aviles Roberto Aviles Jose Aybar 9-307 9-217 9-307 Wilson Barry Maribel Batista Leonardo Bellamy 9-305 9-438 9-217 Carmen Betancourt Norberta Bonilla Joseph Boone 9-205 9-438 9-336 36 1982 1 CORLEARS GRADUATES ' 1982 Richard Boyle Yvette Brito D'Ann Brown 9-334 9-438 9-334 1 3 TI ' , .. ,R 4 3 if Steven Caldwell llena Campos Efrain Carabello 9-305 9-334 9-324 Brunilda Casiang Yanira Castillo Leslie Castro 9-339 9-438 9-339 3 1' g zlf1f1fi5f6Yiz,s-l 52553 Cung Kum Chan Oi Li Chan Sandy Chan 9-404 9-339 9-217 A. 5 , A N. Shih-Hsien Chien Chen Hain Chiu Kylea Choice 9-205 9-404 9-425 37 will? ' ae-. H rg If - .T-QQQA.. .. 1 Erin Brown 9-401 Jimmy Carrasquillo 9-337 Jackie Centeno 9-336 W ' ' V ' - fi iw 1 1 1 tiff mf sg QF X M ff' Tony Cheng 9-401 r -,.,A t are Kim Chow 9-205 Tina Byrd 9-324 Debbie Carrera 9-307 Chin Chun Chan 59-404 Rachel Cheng 9-401 Kin Ping 9-334 1982 ' CORLEARS GRADUATES 1982 Qs' f3 'Y4 52w-ffgi'rg-SHP tag K lg'-1g::,g'-C..pref:'-5521f5.',:.'..:.i-Q-.-5:1 , .1 , . X ' ' W .. yr,-x'f4f 2' -fe Q,fe2L,M1gs .. vm-f 7 'JAiQ,,gi , Q W fp--EMS -1 . , -.L . . ' -- z. - ' '- raw .,., r. f-41535 'se ss f-171'?33fiQls5?E'ifi5f'i ffl' -' iii, K AU ,-ivan nfs!! lp, 1 'K ggi ra- ? gm rs Kwik-5 is-A N in , Y 1-iw 492 5' . 1. 10. MW a Rs ,-WSW? R If 1 X if X L ' 533550, if A 30 fs ,, , if ivg.gV.2, mb 22263 w-X1 K 2 if ,K ,, -fe ,W L mgygwj 1, ff-f , ,. L, W,, ,: A 1 4 - 41 Q, -wi V ' ancy C au - no Chow Michelle Collar 9-444 9-305 9-334 I I Cortez 9-217 9-402 9-217 9-339 4 i 1 Edgar Cruz Evelyn Cruz Nancy Cruz , , 7 9-324 9-444 9-336 Joseph Del Valle 9-402 9-444 9-444 9-205 I Yvette Diggs 9-337 9-339 9-324 9-401 38 ,L Q if-.f' Nancy 9-339 9-336 9-324 Joanne Davis A 9-438 9-305 Darryl Diaz Eric Diaz 9-217 Maria Espinal 9-21 7 1982 CORLEARS GRADUATES 1982 Ivan Fables 9-425 Monica Garcia 9-307 Lu rena Greenaway 9-305 Selena Harris 9-438 Benjamin Hernandez 9-337 Antonio Fernandez 9-401 Rachel Garcia 9-444 2 STL. Penny Gross 9-305 Mickey Hayward 9-305 Matilda Hernandez 9-337 N , Valentin Figueroa Francine Figueroa 9-339 9-307 Hiram Gonzales 9-444 Maribel Gonzales 9-324 Ronny Guzman 9-438 David Guzman 9-401 Adona Hazlewood Lamaar Ronald Henry 9-217 9-305 Wanda Hernandez Larry Hester- Bay 9-307 9-324 39 Kim Fung 9-205 Rosemary Gonzales 9-444 Leslie Harris 9-444 Edwin Heredia 9-305 Wing Wah Ho 9-21 7 1982 CORLEARS GRAD lan Holmes Pamela H0'me5 Sharen Howell 9-217 9-334 9-401 .tl Peter Hung Jamal Hyman Katherine lglecias 9-401 9-334 Lilian Jimenez Celeste Jones 9-324 9-336 Ann Kwan Mabel Kwong 9-334 9-217 Nicky Lee Ana Leon 9-301 9-217 J? 1. 9-401 my QS? - ' 'fist Dawn Jones 9-305 Laureano 9-438 A1ii,. , 4 'E . , 7 7 , fffzfifff X X Danny Leung 9-401 40 UATES 1982 Main San Hsieh 9-217 Dawn lmperiale 9-401 Maria Luisa Juan de Dios wx 9 ,--i if-Q ' 9 -iil ' ' S9338 F' :fi-' I if W 35-55:17- :eq K-Lk 3- ,Z ., 3551-111 . .3.:i32-Q-is 'k'k 1 ga 1325? ' Edward A. Lee 9-334 Thomas Leung 9-339 Brenda Humphreys 9-217 Felicia Irving 9-334 Chanel Kelly 9-205 Jung Gun Lee 9-205 9 SHP li Kim Liu 9-401 1982 CORLEARS GRADUATES 1982 Lily Liy 9-334 y yp - -, f' v A 9 4 .,,, 2.. ff. ' Qi Q a i Ronald Louie 9-334 Eric Maldonado 9-425 Judy Mateo 9-339 Rebecca Melendez 9-21 7 Poi Kwan Lo 9-401 Desiree Ma 9-334 ,.e A, fs- Li t Q 5 ,. ' is K' -Q33 2 if a ai Qi X it 3? glue 'Im Q S, Y, - .f - TM .xi 2 I. is ' Glenda Marrero 9-336 .1 ,,,V 1,31 tt,- , .,,. miswm. sw Wesley Matos 9-336 Eduard Mendez 9-21 7 George Lopez 9-305 Linda Mach 9-205 Omar Martin 9-305 Yuen Lay May 9-404 Caterina Middleton 9-324 41 Ralph Lopez 9-217 Nancy Mak 9-334 Efren Martinez 9-337 . 2, Miriam Mejias 9-336 -'ii .ara Bernice Miranda 9-336 3 jf , if' 1 Steven Lopez 9-305 Milagros Malave 9-438 John Martinez 9-438 Margarita Melendez 7 e,ia araat l ' Q ',ai A J ',---- V , :ri ' .. 5 -raa f -f , my cyl - ff ..,. ' it k-,, ,,,k J M -I - ?i5i 14 f 5 Janet Mojica 1982 CORLEARS GRADUATES ll 1982 Betsy Molina caries Mo,-ales Carmen Morales Jose Morales Luis Morales 9-305 9-425 9-401 9-339 9-217 Iris N9 Kin-Wai Ng . N9 9-336 9-438 9-334 9-334 9-334 Lisa N9 A Angie F- Nieves NHUCY Nieves Rolando Nieves 2 Janet Ocasio 9-404 9-324 9-401 9-438 9-205 ' 532 piggy, 2 -fx :al fm, y if - ---f, ' ii? is VI is Y f 1 Yolanda Ocasio Robert Olic Annabell Ortega Damans 0 9-337 9-305 9-334 9-336 9-335 Wanda an rtiz Pacheco Leticia Pastrana Richard Patterson William Payamps 9-307 9-205 9-339 9-336 9-337 42 1 982 2 .,-,. .sa , M. ..t-uw, 2 Z 1 ., CORLEARS GRADUATES l' 1982 1 f. . ff? lfanll-H,t,t yfssakrl V ' is as 9 Edwin Pena Criselda Peralta Maria peralta 9-337 9-217 9,344 Rachael Perez Susan Perez Marcus Pomales 9-425 9-438 9-337 -.,.. David Ouinones lvette Ouinones Mafia Ramirez 9-339 9-444 9.335 Carlos Recio Eric Rembert 9-307 V 9-337 Jesse Rivera L Lillian Rivera 9-336 9-336 3 Yolanda Reyes 9-438 it 9 14943 il' K Luis Rivera 9-438 43 Johnny Perez 9-305 , ' 4 5 wi? ' f ' - ifsll,--1.4535 Q -, .-f -its Iv Q Q Peter Poon 9-324 Claudio Ramos 9 402 Evette Rivera 9-336 Yvette Rivera 9-339 Lisandra Perez 9-444 Michael Pratt 9-444 Ai Cynthia Ramos 9-337 Gloria Rivera 9-307 l.isa Robinson 9-324 1982 CORLEARS GRADUATES 1982 Aixa Rodriguez 9-305 Milagros Rodriguez 9-444 Ana Rodriguez 9-344 Ramona Rodriguez 9-444 Elizabeth Rojas 9-438 Claudio Rosado 9-307 Ceasar Ruiz 9-444 Caridad Roldan 9-336 Jeannie Rosado 9-305 Roxanne Russell 9-217 Desiree Rodriguez 9-3 Ricardo Rodriguez 9-307 Ricardo Romero 9-444 Sonia Rosado 9-217 Veridiana Sanchez 9-438 44 Juan Rodriguez 9-205 Joel Rodriguez 9-444 Juan Rohena 9-401 Victoria Rodriguez 9-425 Evelyn Rosa 9-438 Ramon Rosa 9-307 ' ugfsigig 11 - .ang ,agn u l 'A iff' if , .,gz,. is K ' xziAlEff,'a-5 , U ' Q 2 William Rosario 9-337 Yvette Rosado . 9-438 Juan Carlos Sankitts JoAnn Santana 9-307 9-336 1982 + CORLEARSGRADUATES + 1982 Nelson Santana James Santiago 9-305 9-444 9-401 Manuel Santiago Richard Serrano Marit-za Santos Irving Segarra 9-425 9-217 9-205 Xi Joann Severino Chad Sheng 9-339 9-334 9-205 Nina Sheung Denise Soler Lizbeth Solero 9-438 9-334 9-324 Lisa Spell Jack Sansolo 9-334 2 1 Zoraida Serrano 9-205 Tonya Silva 9-217 Hope Sterling 9-307 Edwin Suarez Jannette Taigle Yi Fei Tai 9-336 9-438 9-339 45 Celenia Taveras 3-205 Luis Santos 9-401 Shannel Segers 9-444 Sharon Smith 9-305 Amy Stevens 9-336 Irma Taveras 9-339 1982 CORLEARS GRADUATES ' 1982 rrdi ffi- u3??3fgf?12lyiw.,f fY'f,af::zg-2255-522fgf v - 9 9,121 . VI'1' M'9ue' Tavefas Cvfi' TaY'0 Francia Tejada Richard Tirado John Tom 9-336 9-339 9-307 9-339 9-217 Jose Torres 9-444 Noel Torres Lizeth Torres 9-337 9-205 Andrea Tsoi 9-401 RM N Dennis Vega 9-401 Nga Fong Tung Zenobia Valle 4-339 9-337 Wilson Velasquez Juan velazquez 9-217 9-334 Pier Torres 9-401 Daisy Vasquez 9-334 Mark Steven Velez 9-402 Wanda Torres 9-337 Diana Vasquez 9-444 Juan Villanava 9-336 Evelyn Vizcarrando Alla Vyshkina Howard Walker Cherise Warner David Williams 9-438 9-217 9-336 9-444 9-324 46 1982 1 CORLEARS GRADUATES ' 1982 i Eric Williams ROSS Williams Joseph Wong Kin Chung Wong Kuen Shuk Wong' 9-339 9-307 9-305 9-334 9-205 Vincent Wong Dale Woodard Alan Wu Chun Lan Yan Christine Yan 9-401 9-444 9-21 7 9-205 9-334 Man Yi Yau Emily Yee Marie Ying Miu Sue Ying Brian Phillip Young 9-401 9-217 9-444 9-404 9-305 Johnny Yue Ivonne Zabaia 9-334 9-205 47