Division Avenue High School - Perspectum Yearbook (Levittown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1971 volume:

Dedicaee Pages 2-3 Theme Pages 4-17 Administration Pages 18-23 Staff Pages 24-59 Seniors Sr. Favorites Review 1970 Candids Pages 60-121 Clubs and Activities Pages 122-143 Sports Music Candids Pages 144-185 Advertisine Thank you . is a phrase often used, hut seldom are we able to express the true feeling behind it. We find that words often can't reveal all that we want them to. It lakes a rare person, who through their words, feelings am actions, can involve themselves in all the lives and activities of students. For this reason, we the class of '71, £ ish to dedicate our Yearbook to Miss Roskovics. She is a very special and rare person, one who will always be somewhere within us all. What are we without people? Just stop and think for one moment What if you had no communication with people? Your day would consist of no smiles, no sorrows, no hellos, and no good-byes. We’d be walking vegetables taking in information but not sharing it. This is why involvement is so important. By helping your o wn character you 're en- riching others just as well. Maureen Hickey “Perchance hee for whom this Bell tolls . . . No man is an Island, intire of it selfe; every man is a peece of the Continent, a part of the maine; if a Clod bee washed away by the Sea, Europe is the lesse, as well as if a Promontorie were, as well as if a Mannor of thy friends or of thine owne were; 7 IN SA DNESS A ND IN TRIBUTE Lt. Gary D. Fernandez, U.S.A. P.O. 2-C John J. Ferrara, U.S.N. Sgt. Kellum Grant, U.S.A. L. CPL. Micky Johns, U.S.M.C. CPL. Edward T. Murphy, U.S.M.C. PFC. Stephen Palazzola, U.S.A. PFC. Robert Caine, U.S.A. Harold Koehler Class of “71” Spec. 4 William Hammer Being together as one and helping one another as much as possible, is an important part of involve- ment. I believe that if everyone shared this atti- tude, there would be less greed, jealousy and hale within all people. Kathy tValenl ¥ 14 It takes one man to feel pain but it takes two minds and two bodies to reach out and find each others reality. To see, to touch, to Jeel or hear is to be one with all that is around you. tell me then: How can you not be involved? Seeing behind the masks of reality and daring to reach out and touch what you think is there; this is involvement. 15 to sit and talk to learn to use what is yours think deep, things of what is nothing But always, Involve. to wake, breathe, get up from bed. Involve walk, arrive and endure learn and think, Involve to paint to become what is to make what is yourself Involve what matters? life will be eternal to its zenith, then to nothing, to make it, you must Think, Involve, live Les Nager 16 Principal's Message The Class of 1971 Each senior class has its own personality. There is usually one characteristic with which we associate a particular group. It seems that involvement and 71” went hand in hand. As we attempt to retrace the outstanding events of the past year, we cannot help but notice the con- stant pattern of senior participation in every aspect of school life at Division. Varsity Athletics, the Mongoose, LOAD, PST A, The Flame, South Pacific and the host of activities in which you played a dominant role have had a tremendous impact upon our school and community. You have actively participated with faculty and administration in recommending policy in many aspects of school affairs. You demonstrated commitment and responsibility in each undertaking in which you were involved. The student leaders of the se- nior class are complimented for their involvement through enthusiasm, diplomacy and dedication. We wish you all every success: Division will miss you. However, we feel there is a great de- gree of certainty to a future in which the class of ”71 will play a major part. 21 Assistant Principals MR. ROBERT R. GRAHAM MR. LA WRENCEJ. LASKER MR. EUGENE C. AIELLO Board of Education SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Herman Grau. Vice-President; Mrs. Angela C. Rubino, President; STA VDlNG LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Martin Adams, Mr. Timothy H. Smith, Mr. Joseph Good. Secretary; Mr. John J. Donaldson, Mr. Thomas C. Elsbree. DR. ROBERT E. NE DICH Superintendent of Schools MR. F. HAGGERTY MISS T. ROSKOVICS MR. D. LAN FEAR MR. J. O’GAR A MR. S. MILLER MRS. B. JARRETT MR. R KELLY. CHAIRMAN English Self expression is the most basic form of com- munication. The goal of any English Depart- ment is to perfect the student's expression and broaden his view of life while always seeking to increase his horizons. Mr. Kelly and his depart- ment always seem to fulfill their goal with the highest sense of pride. MR. M. NOLAN 26 MISS B. SA VA TE MRS. M. SANDERS 27 28 MR. P. LEVY. CHAIRMAN MR. R. BUNTEN MR R. WIECZERZAK Being able to relate and learn from past situa- tions is the only way man can hope of solving new problems. Bringing the past and new world into focus for us was done by Mr. Levy and the rest of the fine Social Studies Dept, staff. By making the courses interesting and enjoyable, this department has made man a learnable and relevant subject. MR. J. LIEBER MR. T. OMARA MR. H. KAUFMAN 29 MR. M GARBER MISSJ. WATSON MR. E. CALDA RONE 30 MRS. P. CULL1NAN MR. F. DENNIS MRS. S. KA TZ MR. F. GOELZ KEPUBLICm MR. K. BALAS Science The Science Dept., chairmaned by Mr. Reggio, seems lo have the air about it that learning by doing is the most im- portant aim in a student’s studies. Whether trying to solve age old myster- ies or just decomposing NaCl. this de- partment has given the student a huge scientific base on which lo further his studies in any field of science he may choose. MR . WAHL MR R. REGGIO, CHAIRMAN MR. A. LEWIS MR. J. VANZYLL DEJONG 32 MR.J. D AGOSTINO MRS. C MORROW MR. S. TIER MR. P. ARCULEO MR. M. GREA VES 33 DOC. J. STRASSER Math Computer math, calculus and trig are courses the Math Dept, have used to aim the quality of the student to compete suc- cessfully in our highly mechanized society. Mr. Simes and the rest of his mathletes. are continual- ly striving to keep the aim and the quality of their students high, and on the level of their past excellence. MR. E. WEILHOEFER MR. L. DES ROCHES MR. R. SIMES. CHAIRMAN MR. R RYDZEWSK1 MISS E. TVMMINELLI MR.J. ANDERSON MR. E.SOBANSK! MR. R. MANCINI MR. C. SC I ACC A a F � n ik i: j M I . C A • W 11 -‘■i T ! □ .- . MR. R. GRA Y 39 MISS A. MARINELLO Music MR. L. GRISSOM Hard work, skill and patience. Tone, rhythm and melody. All are components of a master- piece that a composer might write. They also happen to be the ingredients of the school’s Music Dept. MR. B FERRARA. CHAIRMAN 40 MRS J. KARASEK Industrial Arts Under the supervision of Mr. Peyton, the Industrial Arts Dept, continues not only to produce students who work with their mind, but also create with their hands. Vocational train- ing in auto mechanics, printing, and heating develop skills that go along with sharp alert minds. MR. J. ROSS MR. D. PEYTON. CHAIRMAN MR. H. ASAPH MR. G. MILLMAN 42 MR. S. EPSTEIN MR. W. ZACHARKOW MR. H. LIPSKY MRS. N. GATLAND Business Many students leaving Division Avenue, endeavor to go into a field of business, or at least to work with a large concern. They could have had no better training than the training the Business Dept, gave them under the guidance of Mrs. Sileo. Training in shorthand, typing and other skills prepare the stu- dent for the challenges that await them. MR. J. BENEDETTO MRS. S. GROSS M SS L. ROTHENBERG MISS H. POGAL 44 MRS. E. FOX MR. R. MERTZ MRS. P. SARNOFF MRS. H. SILEO. CHAIRMAN 45 MR. D. SMEDLEY MRS. D. PETERS MR. J. CAC OSS A MR. C. BORG MR. H. FRICKE. CHAIRMAN Art To do what is you. and become yourself is the object of life. Finding outlets for creativity and using them is what the Art Dept, tries and usually does in rounding out the art student. 47 MRS. M. SANTAGATO Physical Education MR. R. WATERS MR. G. JEWELL, CHAIRMAN MRS. D. DOLLEY MRS. S. CASEY 48 MISSA. GARLICK MR. J. AMEN Mr. Jewell's Physical Education Dept, continues to produce the student with a healthy mind and body. Teamwork and integrity are stressed, and the high caliber of the atheletes produced is reflected by the many state and local champion- ship teams. MR. R. YOUNG MRS. M. LAN FEAR MR. J. SIPOS Language ± Cc 50 MRS. C MIRANDA MRS. E. DESIMONE To promote understanding, cooperation, and world peace, knowledge and a flow of ideas must be used to obtain the aforesaid. In order to foster the idea of world peace, the Language Department of D.A.H.S. teaches its students the culture and means of commu- nication of a given country in order to involve all peo- ple in a peaceful world. MISS G. FELICETTI MISS R. WEISS 51 Guidance If a pupil wishes to receive sound advice concerning his future, he needs only to look in the Guidance Dept, for any help he might need. Under the guiding eye of Mr. C arroll. a student will have help determining his life's goal or occupation. Also, any family or com- munity problems can be discussed with one of many counselors, who always seem to have time to slop and talk. MR. J. HYLAND MR. P. DRASER MR. E. CARROLL, CHAIRMAN MR. G. PR A TT MR. J. GARVEY MR. C. MA TINA 52 MRS. I. TALLON MRS. R. KAPLAN Librarians As individual research became more popular among Division A venue students so did the li- brary. A constantly expanding plain of ideas and books linked the past and the present. It is be- cause of our special library staff that our library was. and is set] contained, and always available with an atmosphere of scholarly pursuit. Nurses Understanding and technical skill are words that describe our health staff. In our busy and active school, we always had a place to go where we could recuperate. For this, and many other thoughtful services, we will always be grateful. MRS. L. ETTENSON 53 Home Economics What can one say for a department that makes mother a better cook, a smart dietician and an impeccable homemaker? Mrs. Drumm. who di- rects this department, and her staff, wilt be responsible for the happi- ness of many families of the future. MRS. R. DRUMM. CHAIRMAN MRS. E. KINGSLEY £6� mi nu 1MW wm MRS M. HUENUCH 54 MRS. SEGAL Audio Visual Enhancing the every day leaching process is a function handled by the Audio Visual Depl. By supplying films, tape recordings and more audio visual aids. Mr. Segal and this department enables the teacher to stay apace with modern classroom teaching techniques. MRS. E. DIAMENTtNI MR. G. RADNER Special Ed. Dedicating one's life to a cause of continually helping those who might have been less fortun- ate. is indeed noble. It is the people of the Spe- cial Ed. Department who dedicate their lives to this cause, and for this, we wish to express our appreciation. MR. P. LAMPASONA 55 Main Office Mrs. O'Shea. Mrs. McAdams. Mrs. Vogt. Mrs. 5 Griffes. Mrs. Garber. Mrs. B. Grace a n Mrs. N. Kelly Attendance Mrs. B. Smith Speech Department Mr. D. Metz LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Caslagnaro, Mrs. Marquart, Mrs. Molloy. Mrs. Linbald. Mrs. Donohue. Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Keller. Mrs. Slattery. Mrs. Christiansen. Cafeteria Staff Mrs. F. Marquart Mrs. Caslagnaro. F H r e a a n d k C F u a s s t a o n d o a n Class of 1971 Being alone is but a small part of eternity. Stand up and be part of the whole! To belong and share your voice with others. This, is involvement. JOHN ABERNATHY Jr. Track, JV Basketball, Varsity Basketball. VICTORIA ACCARDI Jr.-Sr. National Honor So- ciety Sr. Pres. Drama Club, Art Club, Spanish Club, Mongoose, Science Bulletin, Flame Bus. Ed. Girl’s Sport’s. MARY ANN AEVALIOTIS F.T.A. Spanish Club, Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff, Intramurals. PA TRICIA A ULL F.T.A. Prom Committee, Year- book, Sr. Variety Show, Sr. Carnival GARY BAM MANN Varsity Club, Variety Show, Sr. Carnival, Jr. Football, JV Football, Varsity Football, Jr. Wrestling, Varsity Indoor Track, Jr. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Canteen. ANNE BARON Spanish Club, Mongoose, French Club, Drama Club, Copy Editor — Flame, Sr. Carnival, Sr. Variety Show, Prom Committee, Intramur- als, Science Bulletin, Soft- ball. Hockey, Flame, Year- book, Dissent and Responsi- bility. ROBERT BASILE French Club. ELLEN BA TES Spanish Club, Prom Location committee, Senior High Hockey Intramurals. ANDREA BATISHKO 0 ROBERT BARBER Varsity Club, Mongoose, Sr. Carnival, Sr. Variety Show, Varsity Cross Country. JAMES BA TTISTONE Varsity Cross Country, Var- sity Track. KEVIN BEATTIE WILLIAM BECKER PAUL BENNETT Jr. National Honor Society, German Club, Track. COLETTE BENTVENA Senior Variety Show, Senior Carnival. STEVEN BENZA PAUL BERG Varsity Club, Senior Carnival, Varsity Football, Varsity Wres- tling, Varsity Track. DANIEL BENJAMIN Sr.-Jr. National Honor So- ciety, Science Bulletion, Var- sity Club, Library Squad, Senior Carnival. Variety Show, Varsity Basketball and Soccer, Flame Sports Editor. BRUCEBER NS TEIN All District Chorus, All County Chorus, Editor of Grid Leaks. I JAMES BLUM LING Jr. Sr. National Honor Society, Varsity Track, Span- ish Club, Treasurer of Honor Society, Cross Country, Flame, Science Bulletin, Grid Leaks. GEORGE BONEILLO Varsity Football, Varsity Base- ball. ALFRED BOLLINGER CHRISTINE BOLLINGER Mongoose. KEN BRA UN Senior Faculty Basketball Game, Senior Variety Show J.V. Baseball, J.V. Football, Varsity Lacrosse, J.V. La- crosse. MEG BOS WORTH ROBIN BOYD Art Club, Folk Club, Senior Carnival, Canteen, Senior Variety Show, Basketball Intramurals, Yearbook Lay- out and Art Staff, Flame. a! ALAN BRADBARD Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club. Yearbook Business Editor Drama Club. JOHN BREITENBACH Sr, National Honor Society. MARY BRENNAN Sr. Prom Committee, Year- book Staff, Senior Carnival, Variety Show, Intramurals. MIRIAM BRENNAN Prom Committee, Variety Show, Senior Carnival, Soft- ball and tennis Intramurals Yearbook Copy Staff. GLORIA BROOKS Folk Club, French Club, Flame, Yearbook, Sr. Prom Commit- tee, Jr. National Flonor Society. JULIA BROOKS Mongoose, Sr. National Honor Society Secretary, Science Bulletin Art Editor, Intramurals, reserve softball team. Flame. VICKIE BROOME Chorus. JOYCE BROWN Sr. National Honor Society, F.T.A. Spanish Club, Mon- goose, Sr. Prom Favors Committee, Science Bulletin. JOHN BUCKLEY Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Track. fc ROY BURNHAM German Club, Folk Club, Sci- ence Bulletin — Co-Editor. KA THLEEN BURNS Mongoose, Student Gov’t. Sr. Prom Chairman, Intramurals, Flame, Yearbook Staff, Cere- bral Palsy Drive Chairman, Canteen, Variety Show, Sr. Car- nival. PHILIP CABIBI French Club, Art Club, Homeroom, Rep., Sr. Varie- ty Show, Sr. Carnival, Prom Committee, Canteen. PHYLLIS CAMMARARA Secretarial Assistant. MAURO CH1TI Varsity Club, Sr. Variety Show, Sr. Carnival, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball. BURTON CHABOT Folk Club, Mongoose Club, Student Gov’t., Sr. Orchestra. WILLIAM CICIO Track. WENDYCLARK L.O.A.D. Mongoose, Span- ish Club, Ski Club, Orchestra V.P. Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball, Intramurals, Yearbook Layout Editor, Flame, Literary Magazine, All-District Orchestra, Can- teen. GENE CORRIGAN Ski Club, Student Gov’t. Canteen. RICHARD COSTA Baseball. t ROCHELLE CULLEN French Club, Mongoose, Jr.- Sr. National Honor Society, Drama Club, Science Bulle- tin, Flame. FAITH CUMMINGS Jr.-Sr. National Honor So- ciety, French Club, Mon- goose, Mathletes, Co-Editor- in Chief of Science Bulletin, Flame. 68 FRANCIS DAM ELIO Varsity Club, Mongoose, Stu- dent Gov’t. Varsity Soccer, Var- sity Lacrosse, Flame, Library Squad. ROBIN D ASK IN Spanish Club, Sr. National Honor Society, Madrigal Sing- ers, Art Club, Chemistry Lab Squad, Flame Art Editor, Stu- dent Gov’t. Science Bulletin, Literary Magazine. JOHN DAVENPORT Varsity Club, Lab Squad, Art Club, Flame, Canteen, Cross Country, Indoor Track Capt. Track. ft DOYLE DA VIS JOHN DA VIS Varsity Club, Variety Show, Sr. Carnival, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Wrestling, Jr. Track. ROBERT DILBER GER KENNETH DeLANEY DEBORAH DiSTEFANO JV Football, Varsity Base- Sr. Orchestra, Secretarial ball, Varsity Soccer. Assistant, Softball, Volley- ball, Majorettes. 70 JOSEPH DUDEK CATHY EDWARDS Student Gov’t. — Treasurer, F.T.A., Hockey, Softball, Yearbook Staff, Flame Staff, Art Club, Canteen, Intra- murals, Folk Club. JAMES EISEN BARTH HENRY FAUST Track, Cross Country. ROBERT FLINN 71 Cross Country, Indoor Track, Track. LAURIE FRIEDMAN Band and Orchestra, Sr. Na- tional Honor Society, Flame, Folk Club, Mongoose, All County Orchestra, All State Band. DIANE GELFER Jr. National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Intramurals, Sr. Prom Committee. BARRY GERLACK Varsity Track, Spanish Club. CAROLINE GORDON F.N.C. CHRISTINA GRA VES Spanish Club, Flame Staff. Sr. National Honor Society, Student Council. PA UL1NE GRA Y Folk Club, Vice President — Jr. and Sr. Class. EILEEN GROTE Jr.-Sr. National Honor So- ciety, Intramurals, Spanish Club, Prom Committee. DIANE HAMMER Honor Teams. JA NICE HA RBOURNE Yearbook Staff, Ski Club, Sr. Carnival, A.V. Squad. JUDITH HA TCHER DECA Club, Data Processing. 74 MEGAN HERAGHTY DECA Club, Basketball, In- termurals, Attendence Aid. VALERIE HENSCHEL BONNIE HERMAN French Club, Sr. National Honor Society. DEBORAH HUMPHREY AMY JACOBS Track and field, Secretarial Assistant, Intramurals. MICHAEL JOYCE Wrestling. SALVA TRICE I FAS! Intramurals, Prom Committee. BARBARA ILSE CARL KAMINSKY JONATHAN JOSEPH Track, Indoor Track, Ger- man Club, Folk Club. SCOTT JOS!AH Cross Country, JV Baseball, Varsity Track, Sr. Prom Committee. UNDA IMPARATO JOSEPH IPPOLITO Folk Club, Mongoose, Stu- dent Gov’t Chief Executive. ELLEN KELLER Folk Club, Student Gov’t. L YNN KELL Y Future Nurse Club, Sr. Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff, French Club, Intramurals. MICHAEL KELLY Varsity Football, Varsity Base- ball. MICHAEL KIES LING JV Football, JV Wrestling. f 77 KA THLEEN KIRK CAROL KISH Orchestra. LARRY KONOPELKO Varsity Club, Varsity Base- ball, J.V. Football, Varsity Basketball. DIANE KORDON Intramurals, Prom Committee. KAREN KRAMER Intramurals, Ski Club, Prom Committee. CATHYKRUCHER Folk Club, Yearbook Staff, Flame Staff. CAROL LIBERTELLl BARRY LEMILY Varsity Club, J.V. Soccer, J.V. Wrestling, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Soccer. GARY LOMBARD! Varsity Soccer, Varsity Base- ball. DIANE LOTOCKI German Club, Leaders Club, Prom Committee, Flame Sports Editor, Jr.-Sr. Na- tional Honor Society, In- tramurals. PENNIE LOUX LARRYLUPARDO DECA Club, Varsity Base- ball, JV Football, Varsity Wrestling. DIANE MAIM ONE Chorus, Intramurals. ANNETTE MANISCALCO ALLAN MARKOFF Indoor Track, Track, Bowl- ing. BARBARA McCARTHY Jr.-Sr. National Honor So- ciety, Variety Show, Prom Committee, Sr. Carnival, Intramurals, Yearbook Staff. LORRAINE McCarthy Intramurals. MARYALICE McCauley J.H. Honor Society, F.N.C., Spanish Club, Volleyball, Tennis, Hockey, Softball, Basketball, Prom Commit- tee, Yearbook Staff, Sr. Va- riety Show, Senior Carnival. 80 unda McDonald Jr. National Honor Society, German Club, Mongoose, L.O.A.D., Student Gov't., 10th grade Vice President, 11th and 12th grade President. mary McDonald Folk Club, Variety Show, Sr. Carnival, Yearbook Copy Edi- tor. KA THLEEN McGOUGH Art Club, Variety Show, Sr. Carnival, Chorus. JAMES McELROY Sr. Variety Show, Sr. Carni- val, JV Football, Indoor Track (V), Baseball (V), Bas- ketball Manager, Track, Soc- cer. RONALD McKEON MARILYN MEIER Drama Club, Student Gov't. Chorus, All District Chorus. CLIFFORD MENZ Temperature Chasers. MARY GRACE MINER French Club, Mongoose, Student Gov’t, Intramurals. MARY MOLLOY CATHERINE MORIN M ELEN DA MORRILL All District Chorus, Chorus, Library Squad, Variety Show, Sr. Carnival. EILEEN MGLDOON Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff, Variety Show, Sr. Car- nival. PETER MULLER J.V. Baseball, J.V. Football. 82 JANICE NOWAK LESLIE NAGER Jr.-Sr. National Honor So- ciety, Varsity Club, Year- book Copy Editor, Dance Band, Orchestra, Varsity Soccer, Jr. Track, Flame Staff. KEVIN NICHOLS Varsity Club, Deca Club, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Baseball, Variety Show. SUSAN NIK LAS F.T.A., Ski Club, Art Club, A.V. Squad, Student Gov’t., Flame Staff, Intramurals, Library Squad. NANCY NUGENT GAIL OAKES Intramurals, Sport Teams, Sr. National Honor Society, Flame, Prom Committee, Sr. Spanish Club, Intramurals, Carnival. Sr. Carnival. ANGELO PACCHIANA Varsity Soccer, Jr. Cross Coun- try, Jr. Track, Variety Show, Sr. Carnival. 83 JOSEPH PANTELLO Canteen, Soccer, Track, Flame. MICHAEL O DEA Science Bulletin, Grid Leaks Magazine. ALAN PARKER Candy Sale, Track. CARLA PERC1ASEPE Mongoose, Flame Staff, Yearbook Staff, Intramurals, Sr. Athletic Queen Nominee, Sport Teams, Prom Com- mittee. DONNA PERS1NA Secretarial Aide, Yearbook Copy Staff. BARBARA PYE h ANN POMPONIO SUSAN REGAN German Club, Intramurals, Secretarial Aide. DEBORAH ROBERTSON Cosmetology. GERALD ROBSON FURMAN ROGERS Varsity Soccer, Varsity Wrestling. FRANCIS RUS Cross Country, Indoor T rack. CHER YL SCHLEGER F.N.A. MANFRED SCHMIDT DEBORAH SCHNAPF French Club, Sr. National Hon- or Society, Orchestra, Mon- goose (founder). Yearbook Staff, Intramurals, All County Band. MICHAEL SCHNEYMAN MITCH EL SCHNEIDER Track, Student Gov’t., Sr. National Honor Society. 87 MICHAEL SC HO ALES ROBER T SCHUL THE1SS Cross Country, Indoor and Spring Track. ■■■■■ JEAN SEYMOUR EVERETTSCHIEBER DONNA SCHUBERT Yearbook Photo Staff, Grid Intramurals, Secretarial Leaks Magazine, Band. Aide. PAUL SEAMAN EDWARD SEWARD 88 LYNN SCHUCHMAN Intramurals, Varsity Cheer- leading, Prom Committee. RANDALL SHEHI Sr. Band. LISA SHERMAN Flame Editor-in Chief, F.T.A., Spanish Club, Jr. National Honor Society, National Thespian Society, Student Gov’t., Canteen, All District Orchestra, Drama Club, Dissent and Respon- sibility. RITA SHERWOOD F.N.A. JEFFREY S L VERM A N KAREN SIRD Intramurals, Jr. National Hon- or Society, German Club, Prom Committee, Sr. Carnival DEBORAH STEBBINS 89 Intramurals, Yearbook Staff, Mongoose. MAR Y STEINBRECHER Chorus. DONNA STRA WGA TE Cosmetology. JOHN STUART French Club, Class Treasur- er, Drama Club, Flame Staff, Jr.-Sr. National Honor So- ciety. DOLORES TANG EL F.N.A., Intramurals. DEBORAH THRUSH Mongoose, Lab Squad. JUNE THORNTON Folk Club, Student. Gov’t., In- tramurals, Mongoose, Prom Committee. MARGARET TILLMAN CHRIS VANSYCKLE Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Club. JANICE TROIA Intramurals, Spanish Club, Jr.-Sr. National Honor So- ciety KATHERINE VITALE KATHR YNE W A LENT Intramurals and Teams, Var- sity Cheerleading (capt.). Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff, Sr. Athletic Queen, Mongoose. ROBERT VOLKOMER MARK WESTERMAN Band, J.V. Basketball. DORINDA WILKINSON 92 CINDY W EL DOS Gossamer. Name heature Editor, French Club, Jr.-Sr. National Honor Society. Band. Orchestra. Class Presi- dent 10th Grade. Camera Shy Martin Becker Kenneth Chase Mary Anne Chase Gregory Eatz Dennis Gill Robert G us hue John Haley Russell Manginello Charles M ant on John McCarthy Patricia McKee Stewart Medjuck Stephen Miller Gary Montwill James Heist Dennis Normoyle Robert Pane John Pourch William Priefer Robert Quaglio Myles Reilly Kenneth Roberts Edward Schachter Craig Slote Barbara Steinberg Louis Strubeck Terry Welch Peter Wheeler Sherri Young Joseph Zervas William Dietz James Kirwin Kathy Roden Johanna Stewart Christopher Van Syckle Samuel Gentile K evin K eller Thai there should absolutely be nothing at all is utterly impossible. The mind, let it stretch it's conceptions everso far. can never so much as bring itself to conceive of a state of perfect nothing. — Jonathan Edwards 11703-1758) Biggest Flirt Boh Barber Vickie Broome Most Likely To Succeed John Stuart Cindy Weldon Best Dressed Mike Kelly Cherv! Pjau Class Clown Chuck Kilbride Marlene DeBelta 98 Best Personality Kevin Nichols. Sherri Young Best Looking Mauro Chiti Kathy Walent 99 Most Talented Gary Galanle Michele Tagariello Most Representative Ron McKeon Linda McDonald Jim Blumling Robin Das kin Most Intellectual FEBRUARY -1971 Levittown School Lunch Type A MONDAY TUESDAY W WT FRANKFORT FRANKFURTERS on ROLLS SONKIN Sauerkraut BERNARD Beans C3 Apple Sauce Milk CORNWALL CORNED BEEF on a ROLL Krinkle Potatoes Cole Slaw Pineapple Milk P 9 BUROOYNE BARBECUED CHICKEN String Beans Browned Rice Bread and Butter Fruit Cup Milk WEDNESDAY Apple Juice SACRAMENTO SPAGHETTI w MEAT BALLS FAREWELL Salad French Bread Butter Fresh Fruit Milk W THURSDAY ROAST TALLAHASSEE TURKEY on a ROLL Kernel Com Sweet Potatoes Whip Top Jello Milk FRIDAY TT Fruit Punch PIZZA Carrot Sticks CHEYENNE Chef Salad Ice Cream Surprise Milk APPOMATTOX APPLE JUICE PIZZA Carrot Sticks Pineapple Milk TRENTON TWINBUROERS on-a-BUN Pickle Sticks Potato Knish Douphnut Milk T?7 ROAST TURKEY on-a-ROLL Kernel Com SALEM Sweet Potatoes Apple Sauce Milk n RICHMOND ROAST BEEF on-a-ROLL Mixed Vegetables Krinkle Potatoes Ice Cream Surprise Milk w JUNEAU JUMBO BURGER on-a-BUN Potato Salad Pickle Sticks Fruited Jello Milk FRANKFURTERS on ROLLS SUMTER Sauerkraut Baked Beans Fruit Cocktail Milk ROAST BEEF on-a-ROLL String Beans PHOENIX French Fries Douphnut Milk Fruit Juice SPAGHETTI w MEAT BALLS Chef's Salad French Bread Butter SANTA FE Fresh Fruit Milk Fruit Juice SPAGHETTI with GREAT LAKES FISH STICKS Chef's Salad French Bread Butter Ice Cream Surprise Milk 6 Apple Juice GRILLED CHEESE TRIPLE DECKER HESSIAN Carrot Sticks Ice Cream Surprise Milk INTERSTAT! FLIGHT ANGELA YVONNE DAVIS 1970 Senior-Faculty Basketball Game On December 4, 1970, the Yearbook once again spon- sored the Senior-Faculty Basketball game. Although the Seniors again went down in defeat, they did so with quite a game to their credit. Pacing the Seniors was the Bocca-Belli team. Van Syckle, Haley, Berg, Nichols, Pacchiana, Gold- stein and Bam man. Most valuable player went to Mr. Perpall for his outstanding effort. 106 108 no What do you mean where's my pass? I’m a teacher. Mr. Amen, eat your heart out. LOMBARDI!!! •mr '■rr WRCSTLWC rr. m • -i� - USfMU � I� ' 1 If Mr. Pivnick could see me now! So what's the story? WATCH OUT. ’cause what you see is what you get! We’ve been Workin’ six month’s with no contract. I say let’s STRIKE! Blow up the school? Nah! You threw it up. You clean it up. C’mon, let’s help him find his contact lens! Tiny . . Who? But such is the irresistable nature of truth. that all it asks. and all it wants. is the liberty of appearing. Thomas Paine Work consists of whatever a body is obliged to do. and play consists of whatever a body is not obliged to do. Mark Twain am alone with the heating of my heart. Lui Chi 121 Organizations Outside of the every- day activity there is a whole world of specifics. Wherever there is a hope or desire, there is a place for its fulfillment. The Perspectum Editors Editor-in-C hief Art Editor . Copy Editor Copy Editor . . Layout Editor Business Editor . Ron McKeon Michelle Tagarillo .... Les Nager Mary McDonald Wendy C lark A lan Brad hard Yearbook Photography Staff Yearbook Layout Staff Yearbook Copy Staff The 1971 Perspectum does more than hold fond memories for 300 Seniors. To all who helped put this book together, the Yearbook will always have memories of lost copy, bad pictures, impending deadlines and one condemned typewriter. To all who helped, the 1971 Editors wish to say. thank- you. S PORTS Yearbook Business Staff Senior Officers Advisor: Miss Roskovics President; Linda McDonald Vice-President: Pauline Gray Secretary: Jane Hagen Treasurer: John Stuart ) U n i o r 0 f f 1 c e r s F r e s h m a n 0 f f 1 c e r Advisor: Mr. Fagione President: Sylvia Dalhem Vice- President: Marcy Solomon Advisor: Mr. Sobanski President: Greg Burton if ice-President: Caroiyn Blackmeister Secretary: Tina Peck Treasurer: Tom Blaney Sophomore Officers President: Jan White Vice-President: Iris Frankel Secretary: Donna Peck Treasurer: Mike Slattery Advisor: Miss Watson Mr. Fagione Student Government Advisor: Mr. O'Brien This was the year that was. Unfortunately, the biggest problem our government had was student apathy, and a lack of problems or projects to take care of Yet any classroom representative who attended any meetings will always remember the meetings and workings of this oligarchy, as in any case, spirited. Senior National Honor Society The Senior National Honor Society asks nothing more of its members than an out- standing academic record, along with high standards of leadership and character. This organization had many helpful functions. From tutoring students after school, to going to an orphanage to run a benefit, this Society was truly involved. 127 Advisor: Mrs. Lyons The Flame Editors The school newspaper. The Flame, published many times during the school year, serves a dual purpose. Besides keeping the student body informed about all school happenings, working on this newspaper has given valuable experience in journalism to all who help put the paper out. The Flame Staff Editors Editor-in-Chief Lisa Sherman Sports Editor Daniel Benjamin Art Editor ... Robin Daskin Business Editor Vicki Accordi Copy Editor ... Anne Baron Sports Editor . Diane Lotocki Circulation...Diane Gelfer Advisor Mr. Wieczerzak The Gossamer. Division A venue's literary magazine con- tinues its success as a publication of merit. Bringing the world of prose and creative writing to the student is a worthy task undertaken by the bright and creative stu- dent. and this year's issue will again keep the fine and excellent tradition of this publication up to the high standards of this school. Advisor: Mr. Nolan C O s 5 a m e r Dissent and Responsibility If Division A venue had an underground radical publication, there would be no better candidate than Dissent and Responsibility. Trying to turn student apathy into student action along a sound and responsible line, is perhaps the best function of this yearly lit- erary triumph. 128 John Davenport, Cindy Weldon. AI Garthwaite. Mr. Levy Advisor Senior Prom Committee Kathy Burns — Chairman Nancy Had lack i Mary A lice McCauley Mark Goldstein Salvat ice Ifasi Science Bulletin Advisor: Mrs. E. St ill wagon Co-Editors: Ray Burnham and Faith Cummings Mongoose Only in its second year ofexisl- ance. Mongoose, started by Debbie Schnapf. is perhaps the club in Division Avenue that has the most school spirit. Whether the need is to paint, clean the school lawn, or just helping out. if the cause will help make our school a livable school, Mongoose will do it. Advisor: Mr. Levy Mathletes The Senior High Math Team gives all stu- dents in our school who have a flair for math, and a love for it. a chance to solve difficult and unusual problems. Under the guidance of Mr. Weilhoefer. the team is continually sharpening and polishing their math skills. The results of this work can be seen in the excellent showings the team makes in competition. Secretarial Ass'ts. The Secretarial A ssistants are the dedicated group of girls who help the main office run and maintain our school. Library Squad Keeping the hundreds of books in Division A venue's library in order is not a small task. The Library Squad proves invaluable by helping the school librarian with notices for books, checking in and out books and periodicals and many more help- ful things. Advisors: Mrs. Tallon £ Mrs. Kaplan For boys who want logo into the vocation of healing and air-conditioning, the club they might join to gain experience in this field would be the Tempera lure C hasers. Advisor: Mr. Ross 131 s p a n s h C : Advisor: Mr. Hun ten Like all clubs in this school, the Folk Club is run in such a way as to give the talented student an outlet for his ability. This club's success can be seen in the many fine folk concerts it has given the school. A seemingless endless tradition in Division A venue is the fine club we have in the Spanish Club. Besides trips and par- ties, this club gives the student a common bond with the Spanish speaking culture, along with a chance to expand his Spanish knowledge. Advisor: Mrs. Vasquez Deca Club The Deca Club means many things to different people, but to all it is the club that runs the school store and sells coffee and food in the hope of learn- ing about the world of business. Advisor: Mr. Mertz German Club As all language clubs do. the German Club is dedicated to two principles: to further the student's capacity to speak German, and to extend the knowledge of the culture beyond the norma! spectrum of learning. Advisor: Mrs. Shoemaker Parlez-vous francais? If so the club to join for a learning and doing experience is the French Club. The escapades of this club vary from trips to the city, to the ultimate trip to France. Advisor: Miss Felicetti French Club F.N.A. The Future Nurses Club was es- tablished for its members, to ex- plore medicine and consider nurs- ing and its applied professions as possible careers. Information is gathered through informal talks, tours of hospitals and rehabilita- tion centers for the student who has a wish to become a nurse after high school. Advisors: Mrs. Ettenson Mrs. Kavanaugh F. T. A. Advisor: Mrs. Fox For any Division A venue student who might have a desire to become a future teacher, the club to turn to is the Future Teachers Club. The ultimate aim of this club is to turn today's student into tomorrow’s teacher. 134 F.H.A. Advisor: Mrs. Huenlich Baking bread or learning how to care for a new baby is part of the goal of the Fu lure Homemakers of America. Because of daily meetings, field trips and guest speakers, this club will continue to provide the future mothers of America with the kind of skills to make family life a happy life. Chess Club Opening gambit, check and checkmate are words along with others that one will hear upon entering a tourna- ment or meeting of the Chess Club. Besides helping the interested student in his chess game, this club helps the chessmaster to become an alert, patient, intelligent player and person. Advisor: Mr. Sobanski Industrial Arts Club Helping the hopeful craftsman to realize his future goal or interest is a job of the Industrial Arts Club. This organization is also open to all students of Division A venue who have creative ability and wish to use this ability in the shop. Advisor: Mr. Tarantelli Ski Club When and if Division A venue has a student on the Olympic Ski Team, one can look back and probably find that that student was a member of our school's ski club. Aside from constant ski trips during the ski sea- son. this club enjoys many activities such as movies and guest speak- ers during the off season. Advisor: Mrs. Gotland The Audio- Visual Squad assists with the distribution and operation of the many projectors, phonographs, and other teaching aids available for faculty and student use. Working under the direction of Mr. Se- gal. the members of the squad fill requisitions and aid teachers in set- ting up complicated equipment. Talent in art is the talent that is truly rare. Division A venue is very fortunate in the respect that our school has many peo- ple who are talented in this field. The Art Club, run by Mr. Cacossa. expounds and refines this talent so the Art Club member will really become himself. An Club The Leaders Club AJter passing rigorous tests of skill and tech- niques used in girls gym classes, girls who quali- fy become a member of the Girls Leaders Club. These girls may take Gym three times a day, the purpose of which is to assist teachers and stu- dents in creating a meaningful physical educa- tion program. This club has become a true asset to Division Avenue High School girls. Advisor: Mrs. Lanfear The people who make up the Lab Squad spend much of their excess time helping teachers in the Science De- partment run experiments and other scientific activi- ties. By helping in this man- ner. the people also help themselves to achieve a bet- ter understanding of the world of science. Advisor: Mrs. Stillwagon The Lab Squad The Levittown Hockey Club Although a sport outside of the school's curriculum, the Levittown Hockey Club at- tracts many athleltes from this school. Senior Ken Braun. Boomer’. belongs to this club, and because of his interest and skill in this sport, we look to him to continue in hockey fora long time to come. The Varsity Club All boys in Division A venue who have earned a Varsity Letter in any sport, in any grade, qualify to be in the Varsity Club. This club, advised by Mr. Amen, has many purposes. All escorts for the Homecoming Game come from this club. These athletes also usher at various home events. Blue banana birds walk from cloud to cloud Cockamamie songs being sung by the Mad Hatter's daughter Who’s gonna tell all the characters that the fairy tale has almost ended? Jasmine tulips dance in the evening sun, Shananagins play leap frog with the toad stools. Flitting shadows during day — Where is Alice anyway? Through the looking glass of yesteryear Senile thoughts and yearns appear Alice has gone to live with the dead but that’s all in the book that you already read. by ... Wendy Clark The Madrigal Singers Light Quirks of music, broken and uneven. Make the soul dance upon a jig of Heaven. — Alexander Pope {1688-1744) Associate with men of good quality, if you esteem your own reputation. George Washington 11732-1799) I written before 1748) Mongoose Clean-Up Day 141 KiNQSToN TRio MeCui CROSS� r AlfS TMYfiftl A-CHANG1H' UIKf Raffiii55wf Aigquj feflTcHtfKfMO 0. JfEtUW Vr-L r;us.youNG Satis aaTon CLAPTON Courtesy of John Huehnergarth and Time-Life Inc. Athletics Co-ordination of mind and body, is what athletics is about. The involvement of each member with the team brings out true sports- manship and spirit. There is no place like Division Avenue High School where a better example of this is found. Pundit Pivnick's Pro's Prevail Consecutive State Champs 7969 1970 1970 Cross Country Team What makes a team win its Divisional Championship an- nually, the North Shore III Title usually, and the State Championship twice in a row? The team to put these queries to is our Cross Country Team. Under the coaching of Mr. Pivnick, this team, and all previous Cross Country teams, have been Division A venue's most consistant and tradition- al winners. Is it hard work, desire, patience, good coaching and determination that makes Cross Country a truly win- ning sport? One can only imagine that it is all of the above qualities that makes Cross Country what it has been, it is. and hopefully what it will continue to be in the future. Coach Pivnick LEFT TO RIGHT: Henry Faust. John Davenport. Bob Flinn. Robie Welch. Richard Ack- erman. Tom Blaney. Ken Carr. Steve Blumling. Coach Jerry Jewell and the rest of the football coaching staff have again made the 1970 Varsity Football Squad a success. Losing only one game to Plainview Kenne- dy in the final seconds of play, this squad of fine players finished high in the county standings. Next year's team looks like another winner, that could go all the way. 148 The 1970 Blue Dragon's Varsity Football Team All League All North Shore Kevin Nichols George Boneillo Mike Kelly Chris Van Syckle Ed Burzo Coach Jewell Captain Boniello Chris Van Syckle Ed Burzo All County Ed Burzo LEFT: Barry McKeon scores for Division against Westbury. RIGHT: Van Syckle unloads another completion against North Shore. 149 7970 Varsity Soccer The 1970 Varsity Soccer Team finished with a 3-8-2 record at the end of the sea- son. Although this team was basically good, it could never put it all together for this season. Coached by Mr. Wright, whose radiant personality preceeds him wherever he goes, we the members of the Soccer Team wish to thank him for coaching again this year, and the enjoyable time he helped us to have. Outstand- ing players on this team were Sophomore Bill Foo, Senior Joe D'Amelio. Dan Benjamin, and Drew Molloy. Next season looks bright for this club. Coming back are many Junior and Sophomore starters, along with renewed spirit and enthusiasm. Also, the 1970 new Soccer uniforms have arrived in time for the 1971 season. Seniors on the 1970 Varsity Soccer Team Danny Benjamin Lenny Catalano Joe D'Amelio Red Letter Kenneth Delaney Kenny De Moyse Billy Dietz Barry Lemily Andrew Molloy Les Nager Angelo Pacchiana Furman Rogers Varsity Baseball Will the 970 Baseball Team repeat? Coming off of last years tremendous season, it will be hard but not impossible for this year's team to again be County Champs. R eturning to this years line-up are Seniors Larry Konopelko, Mauro Chiti, Mike Kelly, Ken Delaney, Gary Lombardi, and All-County Ed. Burzo. This year's schedule is long and hard, but Coach Jim Amen and his team should be able to repeat last years victory. 154 Burzo Drives in Three Runs With Two Doubles Division Rallies to First Baseball Crowr By THURLOW CHILDS Levittown Divisioii qgcd another sevenlh-inningSbUy,; as it did Tuesday, id nip Carey. 7-6. in the rubber game for the Section Tight t Wrssatft'ounty I baseball championship- yesterday at Hofstrd University. - y: 4 Down.fi-4. aft eh losing a thrpe-ripi lead, th tfjflui; JJ rag -. ons T “— ------------------------- 1 ■ in then i ante lip with three runs henn . -alter could be retired hemldst time at bat to tliqch the rve.k Tne victors was their 20th in_25 games this season and marked the first lime thev have-won the t ou El hatnpionsiun ill aura Chili started the seventh inning rails nr l.e town Divisign with a double eigTIfn.snhe right field fence ana - Cary Gardinyr followed with a hit all the pitcher's glove as Chili movedao third Gardiner stole second and when the shortstop let the Catcher's throw gel past him. Chiti darted home. Eddfe 4Bfapo. whos| Sion's runs it Eric iu nk er Hill Voa. . man Carry- two doubles had driven home ihreejj L)f i- ts. w alked, v the first and fifth innings erthen bunted to the right of the mound. Pitch- t Jieided the hall and. not realizing third base- losen was behind him. turned and fired the ball to the unprotected base. Gardiner was rounding third at the 'Cylbpc. and BuYto raceaan the way from first with the wituwC- ning run. mi _ -, icMUown jumped on Yosca for three hits and three runs in the first inning, with Burzo driving home the.firb two with a double The other run scored on I.arr jlo uipefko’s p sacrifice bunt I Carey tallied its first run in the lop half (ft the fifthyhen Sieve Lore escaped a rundown betw een thriif and home on an error on a fielder’s chmce. Lore had reached firs f'on a fielder s choice and advanced to third on Bill Palafzo’s double The Blue -Dragons also picked up a run in the bottom half of the fifth bitten Burzomonnected for his second double, sending home Larry Luptprdo sWw had singled. Oftrey.'which hadjvon 16 games in a row before the se-. ries ame up with five runs in the next inning when i-ran. Siedlecki. Levittown s.starting pitcher, lost his touch. Sjedtecki walked two baiters and Rosen singled lt center, loading the bases Before Ipiss RalliJJ replaced him. After a force play at the pjute, Ratliff walked Steve Lore forcing in After aru therforce at the plate. MiUe White walked to send in another run Mike B mi follo' Cd fivith a tine drive into, rightfield and when Gary Baumann's throw-in went into the Car-, ey bench, two more runs came home before Ratliff fanned the next end the inning. halier to Carey 0000150-6 6 4 Levit Div .1000103- 7 8 7 Yosca and White; Sied- lecki. Rattliffe 6 and Lupardo. |Tj?, 7977 Varsity Basketball Team The 1970 Varsity Basketball Team experienced it's first season under the direction of Coach Art Lewis. The high- points of this season came about at the first and last games when Division came back to upset top league teams Wantagh and Westbury. The season between those games was not as good, and Division finished with a 5 and 13 record. There were many outstanding players on this squad, such as Seniors AI Brad bard. Mauro Chili, Bobby Al- len. and John Abernathy. Next year's team looks to put it all together with returning Juniors Chris Tara. Barry McKeon and Rick Chebuske. 157 7970 Varsity Wrestling If any sport in Division is a perennial pow er house, it has to he wrestling. Finishing second in our league proved disappointing to many of the mat men. but this squad again produced a fine and ex- citing season. Under the direction of the versatile and old time wrestler Mr. Wright, this team sent many contenders to the North Shore Champion- ships. and Seniors Barry Lemily and Boh Mead- ows to the counties, only to lose after close match- es. The spirit and enthusiasm on this team guaran- tees next season to he another winner for Division. Varsity Cheerleaders Too many people make the mistake of not being involved with others. I think we should all realize that our lives are entwined with everyone we come in contact with. Being to- gether as one. helping one another as much as possible, is an important part of involvement. believe that if everyone shared this attitude, here would be less greed, jealousy, and hatred within all people. Kathy Walenl Advisor Mrs. Casey ). V. Cheerleaders The 1970 Varsity Bowling Club met up with a highly spirited coach, Mr. Pahel, w ho in return met up with a determined and enthusiastic team. In the beginning of the bowling season our team was optimistically looked upon by viewers. Their record was not up to par as in past seasons, but the team still won the Levit town Tournament. Reluming next season are many experienced bowlers, so we look forward to a new and successful 1971 season. Varsity Bowling 160 Mr Amen eat your heart out! Oh my! ... I think I'm going to hit it. 'No man’s Land’ Where did that guy in the funny suit come from? 1.2. Cha-Cha-Cha! Hey Dragon's ya did’nt have your Whealies! 1970 Varsity Spring Track The coming of spring would not he properly ac- knowledged until track begins for the coming sea- son. As one of the most popular sports in the school, track has always been one of the school’s most consistent winners. One of the reasons is the hard work put in year round by all the boys on the team, and Coach Pivnick. Outstanding Seniors on this team are Carv Levison. Bill Haley. Bob Allen, Bud Berg. Bob Flinn and John Davenport. 162 1970 Varsity Indoor Track Coach: Mr. Pavlikowski 163 7977 Varsity Lacrosse Under Coach Waters, the Lacrosse Team has become one of the most popular sports in this school. It also has developed. along with many other sports, a consistant winning tradition. This year's season looks promising. Seniors for this squad will be Drew Molloy, Scott Tallon. Joe D’Amelio, Jeff Genua. Chris Van Syckle, Barry Lemily. Ken BOOM ER Braun and Mark Stanwycks. This is a Jinesquad, one that could go all the way to the counties. ' ' Y 'V „ Ai;; ' � ma 164 Honor F • i e I d Reserve Coach: Miss Garlick 165 o c k e •y Honor Coach: Mrs. Casey 166 Honor Coach: Mrs. Lanfear 167 Softball 168 Tennis Team — Coach Mrs. Lanfear Junior Varsity Football Coaches: Mr. Waters Mr. Arculeo Behind every successful Varsity team stands the Junior Varsity Team. TheJ. V. p gram at Division instills spirit and a winning momemtum that insures a better Varsity club. Fine examples of the J. V. program are the Football and Soccer teams. Both clubs finished their seasons with fine records, but even more important, they came away with the right spirit, attitude and sportsmanship. Junior Varsity Basketball Coach: Mr. Perpall Junior Varsity Wrestling Coach: Mr. Cathy Junior Varsity Baseball Coach Mr. Arculeo Music and Drama The human mind weaves many patterns. Out of this great range of emotion and thought orbits forms of devine expression. Each form in itself is its own form of involvement. Brass And Percussion Section 174 Woodwinds And Trombones Separate notes, distinct in pitch and tone combine to form melodies. Such is the way music is made and such is the way the band is conducted and organized. Each instrument and player combine to form a small part of the total effect and perform- ance of this talented group. 175 Within the music profession, ease of style is very important. Within our music department we are very fortunate to have two extremely professional and stylish teachers: Mr. Reynolds and Mrs. Novak. Aside from regular classroom duties, the above two. along with others, find time to direct the musical every year, all prepared in their spare periods and after school. Music is something that all people enjoy. Perhaps the form of music that most people are familiar with is the human voice. Maybe because of its tonal qualities, or just the idea, of people singing together makes it appeal- ing. What ever it is, the Division Avenue Chorus has that certain some- thing that makes music the joy it is. What would a foot- ball game be without the majorettes? Or what would a parade be without majorettes? Nothing much, for this group adds much of the mystique to any high school activity. Skill, ease of performance, and coordination make this function seem easy, when in reality long and hard hours are needed to perform as well as these girls do. Varsity Majorettes Jr. Varsity Majorettes Senior High Strings Senior High Winds and Percussion Every year the Senior High Orchestra is perhaps the school s busiest group. Under the ba- ton of Mr. Ferrara, this organization plays in concerts, contests. Honor Society Inductions, the annual school musical, and for the graduations. Long and hard hours of practice are put in by the department for this group, and members of the orchestra can be found in room 122 practicing their scores to perfection to make the orchestra the fine ensemble it is. 179 Besides the regular band and orchestra, the Division A venue Music Department sponsors another ensemble that is both unique and very fine, the Caravan. The purpose of this group is multi-fold. Whenever this department is in need of any funds, this band holds dances for adults featuring many songs from yes- teryear, and many contempory cuts. All the students in the school, and especial- ly the ones in the Music Dept, would like to express their thanks to Mr. Teichert for the time he puts in with this group, and we wish him and the Cara- van much success in the future. IF ONE COULD HAVE THE INSIGHT TO SEPERATE Left: Jeanne Donnenberg rehearses the pari of Bloody Mary. Sharing this part was Senior Debbie Schnapf. Right: Playing one set of the leading role is Mike Rosenberg and K at hie Sullivan. Alternating with Kathie and Mike were Sue Duggan and John Wetzel. THE ACT FROM THE REALITY OF LIFE HE COULD FIND HIMSELF Once again the Division A venue Music Department is putting on a hit musical from the old and dear era of Broadway. The show being put on this year is Rog- ers and Hammerstein's South Pacific . Partaking in the effort to make this production a truly fine and professional show, are members of the orchestra who supply the music, art students who supply the scenery, and finally the ac- tors and stage crew, who with the help ofsome talented faculty, put this show together. For all involved, this production is. and will continue to be a source of limitless show business experience. Mr Cacossa Art Designer Scenic Back Mr. Erbacher spent the semester break from his graduate studies directing the choreography. 184 Mr. Ferrara Conductor Vocal Director ick Stage When the orchestra was not present, the cast was grateful to Mrs. Shirley No- vak for sharing her talent and time as accompanist on piano and as Assistant Vocal Director. Stage Manager or the one responsible for the coordination of actor entrances, curtains and scene changes was superbly filled by John Stuart. SCRAP CRAFT BOOKS ER- ook tower Wevtrhe- v n«r ,rJ 'rod J70 r SC 30541. i.dy� (?' 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President Secretary Treasurer The MUSIC DEPARTMENT Wishes The Class Of 71 Best Of Luck AMERICAN TECHNIQUE r FRENCH { The SKI CLUB Wishes The Class Of 71 Best Of Luck Best Wishes From DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA DEVELOPING FUTURE LEADERS FOR MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTION J Best Wishes From The Class LA MARR'S Tuxedo Dress Suit Specialists Largest Variety Color Selection Of 1974 Tom Jones — Edwardians Cultured Velvets In Black, White Colors 722 Hicksville Rd. Seaford, N.Y PEI-9304 2379 Hempstead Tpk. Corauis Drive East Meadow COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION Installations — Repairs — Service All Makes Of Condensing Units Expert Repair And Service Of Ice Machines Call 435-8311 Congratulations To The Class of 1971 The Class of 1972 Advisor Mr. Sobanski The Senior Class Wishes To Thank John Duggan Lanscaping For Donating Trees And Shrubs For Our Senior Quad. Compliments Of The Class Of 75 CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Advisor — Mrs. Lyons Pres. — Sue O'Brian Sec. — Carleen Esposito Treas. — Tom McArthur SUPPORT YOUR SCHOOL NEWSPAPER n? COMPLIMENTS OF THE YORKER CLUB Advisor Mr. Faggione Advisor: Mr. Wieczerzak THE FLAME Boosters Esther Losquadro Eva Aravjo; The Best to you always Debbie D. Fondly Eva Ebb Jody Urquhart: Good Luck to the Class of 1971 Katherine Capitello: Good Luck Debbie D. Love Kathy Bob Debbie Urquhart: Spiro Agnew's watch goes Dick-talk, Dick-talk Mrs. Ft. Raynor The Fico Family Mrs. Moskaz Gerald Moskaz Jane Tintle Barbara Sauer Fred Hessling Phyllis M. Wellons Steven, Susan, and Barry Bentman A. Karony Mrs. James Rogers Arnold Rudin Blancha Di Salvo John Williams Mr. Mrs. E. Petersen Mrs. Nortillo Mrs. Marjouie E. Flinn Mr. Mrs. R. Dodd The Ed Bennetts — Patti Scott Mr. Mrs. K. Johnston: Just the Johnstons Mr. Mrs. H. Roberts: The Millions of Them Frank Rogers: Love Wins Out Barry Dunne: Good Luck Mrs. Paul Useloff William Lawson Lexa Larson Mrs. George A. Pecore Lawrence Auderson and Family L. Koenig Lars Larsen Mrs. Corriture Penny Davis Davis Family Mrs. Dorthy G. Sonzone Jodie Larsen The Currans Ray and Pat Barry Axel Larsen Hello! From Eddie, The Manager of Bicks Mrs. Wynne The Larsen Family Good Luck '71 John and Arlene Mr. and Mrs. R. Sherwood Mrs. Bostrume Good Luck The White Family Emil Coccaro — Class of '84 The Arnold Family Mag and N. Mr. and Mrs. George McIntosh Miller makes it right Shelley and Jim Jim Blumling Mr. James Blumling Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Foley and Family The Braun Family Evil Women Eileen Schaeider Andrea Batishka Mr. Alexander Batishka Mr. Otto Qualliotine Mr. and Mrs. Robert Redmond Julia Brooks Barbara Brook Class of 1962 Good Luck from Bonnie Pearce and Dave Phillips The end (graduating) justifies the means (cheating) Mr. Fred Bauries Marie Gouldsburg Allie Clark Katherine Gouldsburg Alexander Clark Bill Brouk Pat Rick Holden Baby Holden Mrs. Turello Sal Benza Jr. High hopes for a good friend. End the war in Vietnam Best of Luck to class of '71 The Reilly Family Donkey Dust Rah — mongoose John and Carol Peace from Margaret and Bob Karen Kramer July 21,1969, A Day To Remember Rachel Leucht Joy Michael The Boetteger s Mark Goldsmith Barry McKeon Kathy Shade Steve Frost Joel Sosomon Kathy Al Mr. Mrs. John Goldsmith Patty Burns The Schellhorn Family The Marquart Family Robert Eldridge Charlotte Molloy Andrew Molloy Sr. Aunt Martha Uncle George East Village Green Laundry Patricia Raynor Mr. Mrs. M.H. Berse Mrs. Mr. John Daley Mr. Mrs. T. Brennan Mrs. Florence Bostrom Mr. Mrs. Leo D. Burden Charlotte Nichols Mr. Mrs. Wiecks Faith Cummings The Cummings Family Pilar Jack Bates H. Garthwaite James Garthwaite Miss R. Salinas I hate Donald Mangieri by Linds Maher Mr. and Mrs. D. Callery Lucille Veklre A. Roberts and Family Mrs. Hansen Best wishes and success in your future endeavors, Moskani Family Mrs. E. Arnull Nancy A. Wodkins George Shepper The Osternes Family The Solferino Family Easy Ed Kathy Osternes Janine Osternes Mr. and Mrs. W. Wuest George Shearer Finnigam Family Marie Sorcher Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schneider Mrs. Turner and Family John J. Healy The Corrigans Robert Schnide 26 Bucket Lane Caren Carlson Lori Gross Mr. William Redmond Mrs. Serarpe Happy Halajian The very best of luck to the class of 71 Rupert Rassroles don't live long What do you want — good grammar or good taste Forget his daughters name Best wishes to the class of 1971 — KEEP SMILING Sue and Bruce Michele we made it Love George Paul and Chris Cathey Mr. Arculeo Best of luck to our granddaughter Congratulations Best of luck Sis I wish it were me instead of you — Mark Salustro thank you for making me so proud of you — MOM K. and M. Jenkins The Moran Family R. M. and D. Toscano Morey Family Stephen O'Keefe I think Mr. O'Brien is a doll Love Linda Maher Turning the page Jean Di Merglia Bone chance pour la future et Bonanja Phillippe Good luck from a fellow slave Diana Tom and Rosalina 8-26-70 A tout mes copains de la classe de 1971: Feliaitations et Bonne Janis Joplin is my woman! Lou Cabibi Muriel Considine The Lembo's Good Luck Seniors Anne Baron John Gerlich — A friend from Mac Arthur The Dynamic Trio — FOC Steven Kittenplan Bonne chance! from Miss Weis Miss Anne Me Carthy Mrs. Margaret O'Connell Dorothy Karh Mrs. William Heaney Dan Peragine (Mr. Softie) Constance Miller Melvin Schubert Keith Hamilton Danny Benjamin Ondine Berlin Bob Grant Mr. and Mrs. W. Barton Mr. and Mrs. S. Benuamin Eileen Barton jkl; space fdsa Lots of Luck Roxane The best is yet to come! Mr. and Mrs. U. Salustro and Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leone and Family Anonymous Mrs. Joseph Giradi Good Luck to the class of '71 What do you want me to say? My pressure's up! Snoopy rules Mrs. Peter J. Muller Sr. Pop Muller Peter Muller Mr. and Mrs. Peter Muller Ginny Muller and Tommy Pergola 6 24 68 Maureen Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jerome Mr. John Jerome Mrs. and Miss Helen Dick Peter Rankin Don Fink and Family The Branish Family Stella Family Speranza Family Gail and Bob Cathryn Williams Bill Rouppl Donna Strawgate Tooley Myron can ... Good Luck to us ... Too much dice F.l. will need some glue after 6 27 Clumpy sure hope your gracefulness improves Mr. and Mrs. Kellington and Family Mr. and Mrs. Wright and Family To the future of Mr. Mrs. James E. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Pete Martin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin Good Luck to the Class of '71 — The Hamms Well ol' 7-7, you finally made it! Cosmo the ice cream man says Congrats Congratulations Phil Cabibi Love Amazon Mr. John O'Brien is my Sweetheart Love Linda Maher Phyllis Simon Mr. and Mrs. A. March Mrs. J. Carr Ronald Kuhlman-Class '62 Mayfair Cleaners Mr. Gal askas The Swensen Family Kathy McHugh Den-Mar East Green Delicatessen The Kadlubaske Family 4-16 Mr. and Mrs. George Hirsch and Eileen Hirsch Mr. Tier The Spinners The Schuchmans Maryanne and Brian The Cosgnoves Bob and Nance — 3 3 69 — 4 ever Good luck to the class of '71 — Mr. and Mrs. J. Nugent Mr. and Mrs. John Crisp Mrs. Kate Martin Jon and Wendy 12 11 70 Mr. and Mrs. Accardi Vicki and Eddy 'The Top Squad' — Remember? Colleen Fincke Sue Perch June 18 — A nite to remember Fincke Family Congratulation class of '71 To my sweetheart, Carla Roe, Buddy, Joe, Kevin, Tim, Chris, and Bozo The Mannis Family Charlie Tynan Data Processing 3 4 Mr. and Mrs. W. Burchardt To sweet cousin Nellie, Mean Aunt Til- lie, and Kind Uncle Frits Best luck to owl, Chester, kettle, mosey, bb, swan, marabelle, maheum, rosie, lame, doony — love dice Best of luck to the class of 1971, Ruth and Florie Good luck from a fellow Mays nightie folder Mr. and Mrs. George Walters Art Lewis —Success Betty Divine Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hart Mrs. J. Lutz Mr. and Mrs. William Rea Mrs. J. Lutz Mr. and Mrs. William Rea Mr. John Burke Good Luck Class of 71 — Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Steinbrecher Eileen McIntosh Harvey Bean Shirley Sherman Squirrel David Catalan Gaile Tremblay Raymond Wodkins Nancy A. Wodkins — Raymond Wodkins Raymond Wodkins — Nancy A. Wodkins Mr. and Mrs. T.C. Johnson Mrs. Opal Sabo Karl Leucht Mr. and Mrs. DiBenedetto Michael Wodkins Walter Saslow Fred Reddy Mr. and Mrs. Merrill G. Clark Sr. Luffler Family Ginny and Tony 9-4-70 Division will never forget the great class of 1970 Franny Ryan and Pat Luffler Broods Family Donald the Hippie — Weirdo The Flynns Tom Leven Congratulations George — Michele Marylou, Bobby, Russell, Ronald, Shawn Mrs. Mary Ippolito Mr. and Mrs. John Murray Donna, Don, Bruce, Lori Aunt Dorothy and Uncle Fred Mr. and Mrs. H. LeBright Congratulations Class of '71 — D. Bohanna 73 Michele only 2 years left Peace George Doris Isaccs Aunt Barbara Larry Fuslano Barry Block Congratulations to Mary Doug and Debbie Congratulations Class of '71 Love thy heights Time Square Stores — Jewelry Dept. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Menz Uncle Ben and Aunt Florence Hello Darlin' — David Lee Hood To my son the lover: All women are ruinations! Paul Connelly The Wysoker's Byron Creasy and Family The Gerlack Brothers — Barry and Michael The Good News Arrives — 2 3 71 Moe Good Luck to Dice, the failure Good Luck to the future lawyer Support Your Local Police Ban Long Hair! My Son the Lawyer Blum Gang Oct. 17,1970 — Car Y and Car B — meet us at the Empire State Building Robbie Mark William Steinberg Momma Poppy The Thomas Family The Sobel Family The Sullivan Family Mr. and Mrs. N. Ludwig L. Phillips McMahon Family Mr. Mrs. Joseph Poole Mr. Mrs. Raymond Weir Mr. Mrs. Joseph Bender Jenny Courtney Mr. Mrs. Thomas McLaughlin Mr. Mrs. Paul Kenny George A. Muller Family The Bracco Family Mrs. H. Cabbie Gene Corrigan Mrs. Hughes Mrs. Burton Corrigan Paula Raffaele Mrs. Novak Mr. Burton Corrigan Junior High Librarian Mr. and Mrs. James E. Morrow Mr. Dennis Pahel Alice Dilberger K. M. Jenkins The Melita Family The very best of luck to the class of '71 Mrs. Joseph Ferrara Louis Buonocore — Good Luck James V. Vitale Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pickrodt Mr. and Mrs. Stanwycks Sally and Max Faltz James Ryan Bob Barber Mike Burns Mrs. Edward J. Flynn Dotty Skelly Carol Burcoi Rita Renna Mary A. Condon Mrs. Gatland Mr. and Mrs. McAndrews Mr. E.C. Schuber Sr. G. Nespoli Mrs. E. Schulteis Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Matteare Kevin Burns Good Luck T.A. Mrs. ahd Mr. J. Dudek Good Luck from the Shearer's V. Gugliaro Piegon Cathi Krucher C. Churchill Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Burns Gomer Pyle Doc Horan William Jordon The Pug Good Luck Class '71 T. Danetti (Good Luck) Angelo A. Chirichella Dennis Burns Mrs. R. Brown The Krucher Family Mr. and Mr. H. Bank Leo C. Newton John Olsen Arthur Pinner Michael Toth Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Aiello With Love Grand Inn Mrs. John Greenwood Florence Bondrew Mr. and Mrs. John Schramm Mr. and Mrs. Eric Colen Mr. and Mrs. David Murphy Mr. and Mrs. E. Kresofsky Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Delfox Mr. George A. Pescore Mr. Mrs. E. Caldarone Mr. Asaph Marybeth Urquhart Mr. Mrs. Duck Family Mr. Mrs. Lanfear Mr. Van Zydllde Jong Juanita Vogt Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Mr. Mrs. T. Kingsley Mr. Mrs. Tarantelli The M. Castagnaro Family Mr. Jewel Mr. Mrs. Levy Mr. Pavlikowski Mr. Mrs. Bunten Mr. Sipos Howard Pivnick The Corrigan Family Me You (THAT'S US) The Lamperts Mrs. E. Radcliffe Mr. D Bob Barber Mr. Mrs. William Lynch 21 Tulip La. To our babysitters Roxane, Lynn, Sal Mr. Mrs. J. Muselli — Best of Luck to our niece Mr. Goerge Baque Melanie Tirone Mike Sue 9-4-67 Mr. Cacossa Hladki Family Jahns Family Micheal Charles Kerner Mr. Mrs. E. C. Schrieber KCS0151 Mr. Mrs. P. Seaman Sr. KCX7659 The Jones Family John McNerney Ben Larry Koch David and Richard Barber Mark Jon Barber Mr. Mrs. A. Barber Micheal Janette Barber Minnie MacBeth Faltz Mrs. Rose M. Polz Stella Dougherty A Flirt of Levittown Division Mrs. Y. R. Royal Stan Babbit Kitty and Buddy King The Manney Family The Corritore Family The Joyce Family Mr. and Mrs. Connico Mr. and Mrs. Rapini (happy to be new residents of Levittown) Bob Gordon Billy and the boys to Cathy The Lang Family Mrs. Serarpe Halajian Mr. and Mrs. Mario Melita Rose Halajian Mrs. M. Edwards Miss Tummenelli John Halajian Mr. and Mrs. Robert Inslee Mr. and Mrs. Dave Macintosh Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace Congratulations to all the graduates Mrs. Robert Swanda Mr. Robert Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Cullinan Mr. and Mrs. William Neidig Mrs. Marilyn Morrissey Bradbard Family Best of Luck — M. Greaves ASLG Leshner The Bange Family Ronald Zieger Long Live Pat Sophia Young-L. Miss Gough Mr. and Mrs. John Armitage Edward Gifford Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Russillo Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney Buchetta Family Deegan Bunch Lolita DeSouza Doris Loffredo Michieo and Terry Good Luck from Mr. and Mrs. O'Gara Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Cullen Buddy Pollard Jr. Albert J. Bekaert Joseph Pistolese Rose Cabibi Hope the beans were good Miss Roskovics. Doug C. Louis Remnick Mrs. Thomas Cautela 97 Bucket Lane Mr. Mrs. Edward Reagan Mrs. McCusker Rose Mudine Keith Hamilton Mr. Nolan's third period class Mrs. P. Bosworth Skip Henschel Good Luck Robin — Mark Fleming — Peace Anonymous Best of Luck — The Boyds Good luck to the senior class — Neal Guyer Best wishes — youth outreach, Bethpage Church of Christ Vicki Eddy Mr. Mrs. Accardi Mrs. Joseph Ferrara Georgiana Lombardi Mr. Mrs. Henry Schuler Mr. Mrs. J. Calhoun Mr. Mrs. Edward Coccaro Mr. Mrs. Louis Sarli Max McCarthy May your clouds all be lined with silver Mr. Mrs. Joseph Moylan Michael Strubar Richard A. Weiss Mr. Wahl Ramo Family The Steunenberg Family Tommy Blaney Mr. Mrs. Harold Demyer To my darling Phil — good Luck — Love, darling Tina Mr. Mrs. J. Koerner John Guinan Rose Lignelli Frank Fasano William Morrison Jim Amen Herman Chase Laton Cliper John Coyles Anthony Falco William R. Gray J.V.2D.J. Mr. Reggio I Love You Stroodle Ginna Best of luck Class of '71 Mr. Mrs. Casey Mr. Mrs. Waters Friends of the senior class Always Andy (Teddy Bear) Hodgkiss Family Jill Johnson Larry Konopelko Johnson Family Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson Mr. and Mr. Paladino Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey The Sinkevich Family Success to the class of '71 Charles Lallone Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Young Butch and the Kid Mr. and Mrs. Vincent H. Curley Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Yerkes Jimmy and Jean Ann Konopelko Family Maybe next summer will be an improvement Congratulations MaryAnn — The Jacobs Mary and Bobby Stella Caldarella Dot La Vista John T. Caldarella Rum Pointers Pat Aull Best of Luck to the Class of '71 from W.A. Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander III Good Luck K.R. from BOP Dorothy Cicio Mr. and Mrs. H. Kuhn Jim and Linda — one year — January 3, 1971 Mr. John D'Agostino Greetings From Livingston, Alabama Mr. and Mrs. James Gardiner Good Luck and Happiness linda — Love Mom and Dad Good Luck, Health, and Happiness For the Future Years David Alexander, Class of 1968 Friends of class of 1971 Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Edwards Health, Wealth, and Love and time to enjoy it all Mr. John Wilchin The Bates Family Mr. and Mrs. A Parnahay Sue Alexander, Class of 1973 William Cicio Mr. and Mrs. W. Gross The Mittelman Family God Save the Young Good Luck Ellen K. Robert Aull Jr. Good Luck Dragons From A.T.c. Barbara Aeveliotis Hohn Aeveliotis Mr. and Mrs. E. Grote Tommy Blaney Good Luck 71 Brownies are Beautiful Beth Cummings The Folksinger Susie — Boogoloof Artis Gilmore 7'2 Spiro T. Agnew Mr. and Mrs. George McElroy Moments to remember are moments with you Sept. 29,1969 Hick, Mac, and Company The Pinto Family Eileen Aull Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aull Mary Ann Aull Evelyn Scalafani Eileen Grote The Lerneglia Family Long Island Horse Show Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Palapoli The Gerlack Family Carolyn Mistroff The William Delaney Family Marlene Steinberg The McFarland Family Good Luck — The Galvin Family The McCormick Family Mrs. C. Lane Mr. L. Danna Mrs. R. Daly Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Artz The Molinelli Family Mr. Deas from Mays Mr. and Mrs. R. Waddel Paul McCarthy Nancy Biland Mr. D. Wright (hairy head) The Schmitt Family Mrs. Bennie Judy from Memorial Vincent Mescia Mr. Chierichella The Youngs and Heidi The Yarmosh Family De Souza Constantine Family Mrs. H. Wachter Chris loves Tommy Tommy loves Chris Kathy Lucicia Mary Schmidt Miss Collins Mrs. Huenlich Cascio Eric Bosworth Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kaufman Richard Bosworth Dr. and Mrs. J. Lovell Mr. and Mrs. J. Gardiner Mr. and Mrs. J. Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Helen Maiksch Mr. and Mrs. J. Gleason Kiln Korner Randy — A threat to Picasso — Mom and Dad Randy — Our Family's Pride — Nana and Auntie Randy — Health, Success, Happiness — Catherine Fitzgearld Randy — Best wishes — Margaret Froehlich H. Passeggio — To Randy — Congratulations Best wishes for future success. Randy without Pat? — Christina Shehi Mr. and Mrs. Carl Herman Mr. and Mrs. Carl Herman Mr. and Mrs. Carl Herman Mr. and Mrs. Carl Herman Mr. and Mrs. Carl Herman Mr. Mertz I Love You Mrs. A. Breitback Just Nod Your Head Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander Jr. Friends of Harold Koehler Stephen Alexander, Class of 1979 Best Wishes J.A.M. Three Words R.V.M. Mr. and Mrs. Walter LaPointe Tangel Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lombarda Mr. and Mrs. Decicco Cathi and Alan Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kobel Mr. and Mrs. Hequist Miss L. Rothenberg Good Luck Chris — Mom and Eddie Good Luck in '71 Good Luck A. from Anita R.A.W. LOVES T.E. Ill — Mr. Salvatore Troia Mrs. Frances Troia Katherine Gouldsbury Mr. lotsky Ken Kuhar Long Live Pat Sophia Young Miss Gough Mr. and Mrs. John Armitage Edward Gifford Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Russillo Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney Buchetta Family Deegan Bunch Lolita De Soyta Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Brooks Miss Gail Lorenzo Mr. Edward Rechenberger Miss Linda K. Rechenberger Mr. and Mrs. William Winter George Baverstock Mr. and Mrs. DeMoyse Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor Mrs. M. DeMoyse The Booth Family Mr. and Mrs. Gentleman Al Oakes Mike Oakes The Moran Family Mady and Tom Oakes Maria Belton Mrs. Monogoli Mrs. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Sileo Congratulations to our Grandson — The Hippie The Preston Family To Our Brother Barry —'Love Eileen and Karen Nicki says arf! Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Les Nager Sponsors Paul Bennett The Bollingers Mrs. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pickrodt Mr. and Mrs. George Harrs Good Luck Diane Lotocki — Love Mom and Dad Eileen Brouk Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Sherman Peace for the Future Mommy, Daddy, Glenn, Cathy, Princess, and Pretty Boy Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schulteiss Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Millman Who's worried, Leslie? Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. McKeon Lillian Lopez James Ryan Sally and Max Faltz Larry Forlano Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Cali Dorothy and Tom Walsh Monica Ryan Mrs. W. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Enrico Rossi Irene Kaminsky Mrs. Burton Corrigan Albert J. Bekaert Mr. and Mrs. Carl Herman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Foley and family Andrea Batishko The Class of 76 The Cast of South Pacific Good Luck, Graduates — from the Secretarial Staff Educational Media Communications Society Future Nurses Club Alles Beste! The German Club Division Avenue Mathletes Mongoose Unite! Varsity Club Leaders Club Mr. and Mrs. George McEkay Mr. and Mrs. David Bentman Congratulations To The Class Of 71 From THE SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Advisor — Mr. J. O'Brien Mr. Gerry Millman The Editors of Perspectum wish to extend their appreciation to Mr. Gerry Millman. advisor to Perspectum, for his guidance and creativity. Credits; Page I photo — Mr. Richard Festante. All Athletic team photos — Mr. Isadore Wahl. ON THE GO by Linda McDonald lil a This year’s graduating class is on the move. The class of 71 is starting work on its treasury. John Stuart, Senior Treasurer, informed the class at the last class meeting, that the treasury is down to one thousand dollars. At this rate, the prom bids will cost close to $25.00! The class decided to do something about this money problem. Electronics rooms is the new Senior Quad. A group of hard working Seniors have cleaned, mowed and planted in the Quad. It really looks great. It’s a nice place to go instead of sitting in a study hall for 45 minutes. I’d just like to say Thank You to all those people who helped out. do your best and sell as much candy as possible. The more money we have, the merrier we are. Sue Schecter and Scott Tallon are heading the Senior T-Shirt drive. All Seniors are urged to buy a T-Shirt and help increase the piggy bank. The T-Shirts will probably cost around $2.50 I expect to see every Senior wearing a Senior T-Shirt when they come out next month. There will be a Division Memorial faculty basketball game on Nov. 13. P-L Gray is heading the Senior Carnival. The carnival will be held on March 6 and 7. With the enthusiasm that the Seniors are showing, we should net $2,000 easy on the carnival. 1971 holds in store some big events for the Seniors. In the middle of February the Seniors will have their Senior Trip. As of yet, there are no immediate plans. There will be a meeting shortly to discuss where we’re going. April is the month we hope to hold our Senior Variety Show. A lot of people really want to get involved so the sho should really be a success. The Seniors were a little (?) disappointed to find out their Senior lounge had disappeared into a class room. But that didn’t stop us. The Seniors now claim a Senior Quad. The bricked-in- terrace off of the Technical Another big money rajsing drive is the Candy Sale which will run from November 6 through November 31. Jane Hagan, Senior Class Secretary, will be in charge of this drive. The usual chocolate almond candy bars will be sold along with a new nut; type candy. It’s up to all you Seniors to And last but not least is our Senior Prom. We have a date, place and photographer already, May 21, 1971 at El Patio in Atlantic Beach. Varsity Studios will be our photographer. Kathy Burns our. Prom Chairman is doing a great job so far, keep the good work, Kath. Mongoose I ambitious sta its first proj cleanup of th was a succe: many of the i with huge bi Mr. Levy an out to lend photographer Tribune show in astonishmt twenty stu picking up th Another pn members of collect mone Two ladi organization one of the m voted and de be worthwhil fected by disease. In fact, all you Seniors, keep1 going, we’ll make it yet. THE QUEEN IS All-State Musicians, left to right: Patricia Condon; standing, Valerie Berk, Gary Galante Laurie Friedman. The annual Senioi basketball game was Friday, December 4th the 11th straight : teachers won. Starrin, facuUy was Mr. Gre scored well and domi backboards. Also star Mr. Per pall who scored 1 fast breaks and long ju A The game got off on This past Saturday (October 3) foot with the seniors was home-coming week. On thet teachers basket f Wednesday before, grades 10-121 but the superiority of tJ CROWNED seated, Lisa Sherman and were given the opportunity to' rT showed ' They so and j vote for their choice of Senior and played a tough zon REMARKS FROM BEHIND THE WHEEL § s l. Why haven’t we gotten out of the parking lot? Have you been practicing? My feet don’t reach the pedals! Why won’t the car stop? I think there’s a tiger in our tank, Mr. Millman. Is this the steering wheel? Stay to the right. Which way is that? My car has power gas- Really it does! Why are you crying Mr. Millman? I don’t want to drive nymore! ignition? Mr. Peyton? Mr. Peyton? Hey, did anyone see Mr. Peyton? 14. What’s a differential? 15. But Mr. Millman, I thought I had the right of way! 16. Why is the car with that funny noise following us? 17. What happens if you have to sneeze? 18. What’s a hubcap Mr. T.? 19. But I tried not to hit it, Mr. Peyton! 20. What do you mean your brake foot’s tired Mr. Ray? 21. Where’s the horn? E £ E o z o z z o Athletic Queen for 1970-71. which almost shut out tl The nominees were: Vicki offense. After the fir: Accardi, Cathy Edwards, Diane faculty victory was Lotocki, Nancy Nugent, Carla doubt. How could it be? Perciaseppe, Lynn Schuchman, the seniors almost doub and Kathy Walent. The voting scoreboard! resulted with Nancy Nugent, The second half was s Lynn Schuchman, and Kathy same as the first excepl Walent as finalists. offensive spurts with t) During the half-time, Kathy tatting some medium rs was crowned as queen, with starts Chris Van Sycle Nancy as first runner-up, and Lynn as second runner-up. Our thanks to the escorts and for the use of teachers’ cars for the event. z Peace will come in time it will But last how long Until the next I Kill Know 1 not For I am already Dead.