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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1976 volume:

. A class, no matter what grade or size, needs direction — someone to guide them toward their goals. Our yearbook is dedicated to the man who gave us that guidance. For in the almost three years he was our advisor, Mr. Emeritz devoted a lot of his time and energy to our class. He gave us a lot more of himself, his character, thoughts, ideals, than we expected or at times de- served. We were very sad to see him leave during the beginning of our senior year, because he had become more than just an advisor, he had become our friend. A friend we will always remember. We hope that this gesture expresses our thanks and sincere appreciation for all you have done for us and with us. Love always, The Class of 1976 Since there is always more than one special person to a graduating class, we, the class of 76”, have chosen two, our class advisors — past and present. t m m Although he was our class advisor for only a short seven months, Mr. Festante helped guide us through oui most important year. He took on both the problems and pleasures of our senior year with sincere willingness, interest and unselfishness. We, the Class of ‘‘76” ap- preciate Mr. Festante for accepting the job and for the time he gave to us. We are also glad to have had the opportunity to call this man our friend. As an expression of our thanks ant appreciation, we, the Class of 1976, dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Festante. Love always, The Class of 1976 A e«rf leatfj pioneen tft Comb rijnd Gap m ttris n painting by Georg Gingham Earfy protpertor panning hi goM IILIHOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY AW1 Oim roa saui ONE MILLION ACRE8 OF SUPERIOR FARMING LAND8, IN FARMS OF 40,80 160 acres and upwards at from $8 to $12 per acre. TJIKttK LAN H� AUK HOT SI SP498CD BY A.IY H THK WORI.D. THKV I.IK AIX)VU THE WHOLE LINE OF THE CENTRAL ILLINOIS RAILROAD. IXJ ° C81WT, SHOUT CHUDIT and Cm- CASH, iha, am altuatad mu- TOWNS. VILLAOeS. SCHOOLS and CHUBCU1S8- THE CHANGING NATION Ownership of land had been just a dream to most of the colonists from feudal England. With the great expanse of cheap land opening up in the West, the dream became reality. The Louisiana Purchase of 1803 opened the first sizable frontier in the Midwest, but the nation was not ready for it yet. It took a growing market in the East, where land was getting high-priced and scarce, and develop- ment of good transportation, to really start the frontier movement. The Gold Rush caused hordes of settlers to take various routes to the Pacific Coast and its yellow riches. The railroads brought farmers and ranchers, along with the miners, who decided to stop all along the routes and build their homes. Railroads were instrumental in the quick civilization of the West, bringing people in num- bers so large that the resentful Indians were finally pushed back into unwanted and infertile areas. America became a haven for immigrants from every na- tion as freedom beckoned them to the teeming cities of the East, the plains, and the rich west coast farmlands. Sick of the Civil War and with their own lands divided up and lost, many Southerners set out to begin again in the virgin territories. Westering soon became the national tradition as North and South moved together toward a new life. Americanism was advanced socially, by the hard-working, bare-fisted types who settled the frontiers. —4 faaiMl The «Ide. form an art i «lie • h I a 1 4 d • • 11 n , eloae t y w o v • a with Oat and round rtsd . Bur- ro ou nlrd with round reed roll , forming a n arm Tftl HM I a -inch b ofl s. with S-Inch rubber cushion Urea and mehng- any ftnuhed hand Ertpa. Ind� end«nt adjusta- ble back and daah. Read what we say about _____________________________nt say a the construction and finish of Una cart. S. fKOlie Qo-Cart. without uphol- •tery and paratol. Price. M.®5 Ut- I Ko I 17 CpboUtered with cushions of Bedford Cord, covering seat. back - daah. trimmed with cord and tnmela. and £ ic TipUon of upholstery on pair 43$). Hm perca llrw parasol with scalloped edges and (awn cover with deep tanee ruffle and puff Complete, as ------- •ad adjustable damp -----------_ney m Illustrated with Prlr . rod. toj hall � S 6 Change can only be built from progression. During our years at Division we’ve gone through many expected, and some unexpected, changes. Year after year we accepted more challenging responsibilities. As a result, we’ve all changed ourselves for the better. 7 Change is inevitable in a progressive country, change is constant. Benjamin Disraeli 0 God, give us serenity to accept what cannot be changed, courage to change what should be changed, and wisdom to distinguish the one from the other. Reinhold Niebuhr 13 14 FASHION — THEN AND NOW $15.67 THE DEALCB PAY? AM MUCH Oil KOBE FUR A BLACK LAMBSKIN COAT OF THIS QUALITY AS WE ASK FOB IT FBOM YOU. . Far—A carefully se- lected let black curiy lambskin. A very warm, medium weight fur coat kr(o tuc. collar uliimr fur. Tire Make—Quilted lining throughout l� � iy h r a v y Iron doll (u slecvw, leather ann shields. wind excludj-.g wristlet , and coat cWj with loops and olive . Wo recommend this coat tor general wear and ea- peclally fnr street pur- pose or driving - Mitte- ri-vt and workmanship will give you perfect t- ia6irt!on. 09 you under- atvnd the Coat are made under onr own control. Sixes---36 to 46 lnc � e brea«t measure. Length 52 tnetiea. Be tore to Bl yosrch««( measure. Ho. 4 IK300 Price........$ 15.67 jay goods of great we.tr- Quality style as IJluv laree roll lug of black cor- 1 a A DARK OXFORD CRAY V.'A- 5| KM TERPR00F COAT, WONOER- FULLY POPULAR. Cloth is a dark oxford IS traud. a •bawl collar duroy. cuffs and pocket Amps also trimm--d w.tli black corduroy, three outside pockets Lined .tuouahout with blanket lining Which b fastened to the outside fabric by our rubber it me proof-a, luakinK the coat ab� o- lutely wmd and water- proof. Sixes. 34 to 4«� Inches chest measure; length. 32 W Inches. What la your sue? 1 CQ No. 4 I K I 44_Price .......... 1 «% A NEAT. STYLISH. P I N- 52 79 CHECK WATERPROOF Tfcl DRIVING CO 'T. For ordinary dress wear, outdoors. In bad weather at any time of the year, or for wear In any outdoor occupa- tion where a pretty ntat coat it desirable, you have here an exceptionally fins garment, regardless of the low price. Cloth—A dressy dark gray plncheck cotton worsted, giv- ing the garment the appearance of a busi- ness coat b some extent. Style—Uko ordinary long dress overcoat, which It clo ely resembles, and h excellent for dflvlog purpose ; made large and roomy, loose, popu- lar «fleet, black vel- vet collar, overcoat, two •tide pockets out- We pocket with Capa, fly front. Lined throughout body and •leevcs with an extra quality medium coloret •rtriped blanket lining, which M cemented to the outside fabric by our patent rubber- Uine, prone , making It wind and waterproof, eyelet under ama for ventila- tion. thus Insuring comfort Sires, 34 U 40 Inches breast meaeure. full 52 Inches long, truly a remarkable value. Give breast measure. Na. 4 IK I 58 Price....................$2.79 Change Things don’t remain the same. Maybe that’s one of our faults. Friends yesterday aren’t our friends today. Friends today won’t be our friends tomorrow. Our lives change so drastically in such a short period of time. Most of us have been in this school for six years. In six more years it will be just a memory and six after that a distant one. That’s the way life is. It can’t be avoided. Change can’t be prevented, it is part of living. We live for the moment and that’s good. It is better not to be constantly aware that your life, the way you know it, will not be that way in ten years. It is better not to realize that our friendships, hopes, dreams, and goals will be different in ten years. It is hard to comprehend and even harder to accept. For now let us enjoy our friends, tomorrow it might be too late. Alan Schwartz Why? Why do we change? Fate I guess. From snowpants to bluejeans. We change. From kindergarten to high school. We change From worse to better, or better to worse, We change. Like it or not, We Change. Virginia McGowan faculty Dear Graduates: The Graduating Class of 1976 is a true representative of our nation, our community, and our school. The members of this class have exhibited during their stay at this school a spirit of sensitivity to the feelings of others. On the athletic field, on the stage and in the classrooms, this class has given its all and has far surpassed everyone’s expectations. The legacy they leave is not only a continuation of the great traditions of the past but also a contribution of change and modification of existing social activities. In the spirit of the Bi- centennial year, members of the senior class visited Valley Forge, Washington, Philadelphia and many other historic land- marks. Their revamping of the Senior Carnival, and the re- institution of an active student government, the Senior Variety Show, the Prom and the Post-Prom party are activities which will be long remembered and cherished by the members of this class. Although their senior year got off to a rather interesting start, I am pleased to see that the seniors rose to the occasion, met their responsibilities, made significant contributions to our school and blazed new trails for others to follow. As they leave Division Avenue High School, they will always be remembered by the administration, the faculty and the student body as the one and only Bi-centennial Class of 1976. Sincerely, Patrick B. Walsh 21 Dr. Robert Neidich, Superinten- dant of Schools Michael Balas, Vice President Sandra Myles 22 BOARD OF EDUCATION Herman Grau, President rw A W i8 Murray Hoffman Martin Adams, Secretary John Donaldson Dr. Donald Watkins Mr. Cestaro Mrs. Andresakes Mr. Mierjeski MacArthur Mr. Festante Mrs. Burton aggon Mrs. Jarrett ENGLISH John Poelker, Chairman Alice Barnet Theresa Wieczerzak William Lotosky 24 25 Dewain Lanfear Joseph Mezzapesa Linda Gokey Michael Nolan 26 PHYSICAL EDUCATION James Amen Joyce Moran Gerald Jewell, Chairman Sally Brown Ronald Altman Robert Waters Annie Freeman Howard Pivnick !- i Dr. John Strasser Edward Sobansky Andrew Lippai, Chairman Charles Sciacca MATHEMATICS Jerome Anderson Vivian Yacuk Donald Urban Matthew Dowd Edward Weilhoefer Diane Meyn Richard Mancini 29 Gerald Millman INDUSTRIAL ARTS Thomas Claps, Chairman Armand Tarantelli Joseph Ross Walter Zacharkow 30 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Joseph Grundas Herbert Lipsky Joseph Mancini Raymond Mierjeski Harold Asaph Lyman Hall Attendance Fred Waxenberg, Psychologist PUPIL PERSONNEL Irene Tallon Librarian Leila Ettenson Nurse Gerald Radner, Chairman Maureen McLaughlin Special Education Mortimer Segal Audio Visual Peter Lampasona, Special Education David Metz, Speech Joan Watson, Chairman Thomas O'Mara Frederick Goelz nm£c r i cm SS HC1- UI mtyunm HflyiPw Eugene Caldarone Herbert Kaufman 1 Robert Vulpis 34 Richard Erbacher K Dolores Collins Stephen Tier Samuel Coreys Arthur Lewis John D’Agostino Christina Morrow Richard Festante Morton Greenberg rnrntmmi Peter Arculeo SCIENCE William Pavlikowski Robert Reggio, Chairman Edith Stillwaggon James Morriss Isadore Wahl Muriel Fox Dennis Pahel 37 LANGUAGE Thaddeus Kalinowski, Chairman Erbsttrmppr pea soup Gemusesuppe vegetable soup Hiihnerbrfihe chicken soup Kartoffelsuppe potato soup Koniginsuppe cream of chicken agneau lamb ailerons chicken wings aloyan sirloin bifteck steak boeuf beef canard duck caneton duckling cerf venison cervelles brains charcuterie cold cuts Chateaubriand filet steak coq au vin chicken in wine sauce cotelette d’agneau lamb chop dandonneau farci stuffed turkey dinde turkey foie liver foie gras goose liver ananasso pineapple aranci oranges banane bananas ciliegie cherries frutta fruit acqua water aequa minerale mineral water aranciata orangeade bibite beverages birra beer cassata ice cream with fruit dolce pudding dolci dessert formaggio cheese gelato ice cream 38 Marlis Shoemaker ART Harold Fricke, Chairman Joseph Galaskas Joanna Wagoner David Smedley Clifford Borg Joseph Cacossa Niki Andresakes 39 BUSINESS John Benedetto Helen Sileo, Chairman Clare Kavanagh Helen Pogal 9003000 I «_ :P ■V Be Pearl Sarnoff Randall Mertz '40 Esther Fox Priscilla Los GUIDANCE John Hyland George Altvater Edward Carroll, Chairman Paul Draser Thomas McNamee 41 42 Barbara Leonard HEALTH HOMEMAKING Along Division Avenue, up the main entrance and through the halls, a walk every senior is familiar with. Those six years were filled with the faces and sounds of change. Change in faculty, friendships, length of the school day, attitudes, responsibilities, schedules, and hopes for the future. If nothingelse, we have learned that change is constant and that hopefully we have JAY ABRAMS • Jay Abrams Varsity Track; Student Government; Planning Com- mittee. MARK ABRAMS • Dissent and Responsibility; Student Government; Planning Committee. DEBBIE ACEVEDO • Yearbook Staff. ROBERT ADORNO • Varsity Cross Country; Track; Fishing Club. CARESS BARTON • Class President 10-12; Swim Team 11. FRANK BASILE • Hockey 11 12 LORI BECKER • Class Secretary 11-12; J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader; Prom Committee; Planning Committee. BARBARA BENDER • Swimming; Tennis; Softball. EDWIN BENNETT • Basketball 9-12; Football 9; Baseball 9. BRIAN BLANE • J.V. Football 11. Mark Abrams Debra Acevedo Glenn Bammann Philip Batishko Edwin Bennett Barbara Bender Brian Biane Frank Basile Robert Bange Lori Becker Joel Berse Stuart Becker DAVID BOLLINGER • Football 10 12; Wrestling 1012; Track 10. ROBERT BONEILLO Cathy Branigan Lisa Broberg J.V. and Varsity Football; Basketball; Varsity La crosse, Varsity Wrestling. CATHY BRANIGAN • Yearbook Staff; Prom Committee; Planning Commit- tee; Ring Committee. NANCY BROWN • Softball 9; Volleyball 9; Deca Club 11. PATRICIA BROWNE • Yearbook Staff; Badminton Team 10-11; Chorus 9- 10; Marching Band 10-11; Majorettes 12; Leaders Club 10-12. KENNETH BUDD • Soccer 9-12 Lacrosse 10. ELLEN CARR Robert Bomello Patricia Brown Nancy Brown 48 Thomas Brown Varsity Swimming 11-12 Varsity Tennis 10-12; Sr. Nat Honor Society Ellen Carr Kenneth Budd Joan Caillias Bruce Caputo Allen Cheifetz Mark Chelder Debbie Cheslik Ronijean Carroll Dennis Carroll Maureen Carty Ernie Castaneda Michael Chiarelli Michael Chiti Robert Christiansen MIKE CHIARELLI Jr. Football; Jr. Wrestling; Jr Basketball. MICHAEL CHITI • Basketball; Baseball. REGINA CORRITORE • Sr. Nat Honor Soc; Ring Committee; Yearbook Staff; Art Club. PATRICIA COSGROVE • Band 9-12; Yearbook Staff; Scenic Design Workshop. Leaders Club 9-12. JENIFER COURTNEY • Varsity Swimming; Varsity Tennis; Health Career Club. JOHN COWCER • Orchestra; Cross Country; Fishing Club; Bicentennial Committee 11-12. TERRY DAVIS • Michael Cianci Wrestling 9-11: Lacrosse 11. ROBERT DELGIORNO • Football 9-12; Soccer 11-12; Wrestling 7-12; La- rrn cco 10 Patricia Cosgrove Jenifer Courtney John Cowcer 50 ■ Frank Cudia James Cuminsky Patricia O’Andrea Terry Davis Catherine DeConinck Robert DelGiorno Mary Ellen DeMoyse Joan Diano June Delie Bovi 51 Karen Doyle William Eckert John DiFilippi Michael Donnenberg Raymond Engel Debra Doran Ann Driscoll Nancy Elrod Michael Dutko Ann Eatz William Erb JANET DICKMAN • Maiorettes; Band; All-District Band; Honor Society; Flame Staff. MICHAEL DONNENBERG • Honor Society; Orchestra 7-12; Stage Band 9; Colum- bia Science Honors Program. JOHN ESSIG • J.V Football: J.V Baseball; J.V Soccer; Varsity Soccer. MICHAEL ESSIG • J.V Football; Varsity Track. ANTHONY FERRARO • J.V and Varsity Football. MICHAEL FERRARA • Baseball; Hockey; Football. EVE FINKELSTEIN • School Orchestra; All-Country and All-State Orchestra Nat. Honor Society; Flame Staff; School Plays; PTA Scholarship 75. Robert Falkenburgh Eve Finklestein Paul Foster Peter Fralick Howard Frank Jason Frome Robert Fusco Thomas Gallagher Thomas Gallagher Christopher Fusco Dean Gardiner Robert Gardner Karen Geisel Kevin Gerard 54 Gene Gentile PAUL FOSTER • Sr. Nat Honor Society; Flame Staff; Yearbook Staff. JASON FROME • I Club; Plays.: book Staff. ; Art Workshop; Year- ROBERT FUSCO • e; Baseball 912; Band 9-12. F GALLAGHER • Jr. and Varsity Soccer; J.V and Varsity Basketball. GARDINER Football 9-12: Lacrosse 9-12; Jr. and J.V. Basketball KEVIN GERARD J.V. and Varsity Baseball; J.V. and Varsity Soccer. PAUL GLANDT • Paul Glandt Elizabeth Glatz J.V. Football; Cross Country; Winter Track; Spring Fredric Goldstein Ronni Goldstein Track; Fishing Club; Sr. Honor Society. ALAN GONZALEZ • Michael Glowacky Jr. High and J.V. Track; Jr. High and J.V Football. Kenneth Hall Pat Haggin Richard Hamablet Barbara Hand Evan Gradner Kevin Grau Dave Graves Gary Hall Debra Gray William Greening Barbara Greiner Scott Gushue Mildred Hans Karen Hanson Kevin Hart EVAN GRADNER • Yearbook Staff Co Editor-in-Chief 12; Yearbook Staff Photography Editor 11; Art Club; Scenic Art Work shop 11; School Plays; Executive Club 11. DEBRA GRAY • Var. Badminton; Jr. and Varsity Volleyball; Yearbook Staff; Leaders Club; Intramurals; Jr. and Senior High Honor Society. DAVID GRAVES • Kathy Heaney Jeff Herold Jill Hesdorfer J.V Wrestlilng. WILLIAM GREENING • Sr. Band; J.V Soccer; Caravan; Sr. Orchestra: Var. Baseball; Sr Honor Society. RICHARD HAMABLET • J.V Wrestling; J.V Soccer 73-75; Varsity Soccer; Var- sity Wrestling 74-76; Varsity Track; National Honor Society. BARBARA HAND • Softball 11; Field Hockey 11. KAREN HANSON • Health Carreers Club; Planning Committee. KEVIN HART • J.V Baseball: Varsity Baseball Meryl Hill Kathy Hill JILL HESDORFER • Badminton 10; J.V and Varsity Cheerleading; Volley- ball Intramurals. MARIAN HOPKINS • Prom Committee: Planning Committee; Ring Commit- tee; DECA 11-12. Marian Hopkins I. V Cheerleading; Swimming 11. SHARON JAHNS • Jr, High Hockey: Intramurals; J.V and Varsity Cheer- leading. GEORGE JOUDEH • J. V and Varsity Football LARRY JULIANO • Bicentennial Committee; Candy Sale. SUSAN KELLY • Hockey 9-12; Volleyball 912; Cheerleading 9-12; Bas- ketball: Nat Honor Society JAMES KLEIN • Sharon Jahns Football 9-12; Track 9 12; Wrestling 9-12. RONALD KOERNER • Kathleen Joyce Tim Joyce George Joudeh Grace Kelly Jeryl King Melanie Kittle Kevin Kelly Diane Karol Leo Kash Susan Kelly Karen Kierych Lisa Juliano James Klein Ron Koerner CAROL KRAUSE • Carol Krause Carolyn Kudrena Sr. Orchestra; All-District Orchestra; Ring Committee. CAROLYN KUDRENA • Nat. Honor Society; Prom Committee; Ring Commit- tee. THOMAS KUHAR • Senior Nat. Honor Soc. MITCHELL KUTCHENS • Cross Country; Spring Track; Winter Track: Baseball. TIM KYTE • Sr. Band; Sr. Orchestra; School Plays; All District Band and Orchestra; All County Band + Chorus. CHRIS LAMBERT • Cross Country; Cross Country Varsity; Track 10-11. BARBARA LANG • Sr. Nat Honor Society. PAT LANOTTE • Michell Kutchens Dolores Kutner J.V and Varsity Football; J.V and Varsity Wrestling; J.V and Varsity Lacrosse. LORI LaRUSSA • Thomas Kuhar Jr. High Basketball. Tim Kyte WILLIAM LAWSON • Ice Hockey Club; Varsity Track; Sr. Nat l Honor Soci- ety; D.E.C.A. MATTHEW LEEDS • Jr. Nat Honor Society; Studio Oz; Band 8-10. RANDI LEVENGLICK • Sr. High Band 9-12. FRED LIPSKY • Spring Track; Winter Track; Cross Country; All-Coun- ty-Cross Country; Member of State Team Cross Country. James LaFrance Chris Lambert Barbara Lang 60 William Lawson Fred Lipsky Nick Lombardo James Lubey Laurie Lukemann Pat Lanotte Faith Lazarus Matthew Leeds Randi Levenglick Mark Lewis Robert Lum LORI MACKENZIE • Band 912; School Plays 9-12; Yearbook Staff; Senior National Honor Society 10-12; Magazine Sale; Ring Committee. DENNIS MANCINI • Baseball 10-12. CATHY MANCINO • Yearbook Staff; Art Club; Planning Committee. Cathy Mancino Deborah Mancim EILEEN MANTON • Yearbook Staff; Ring Committee. MARCELLA MARRA • Yearbook Staff. CAREN MANGIACAPRE • Hockey 9-12; Volleyball 9-12; Track 9; Basketball 9; Cheerleading 9-12. CLARE McANDREWS • Chorus 11; All District Chorus 9-12. JOHN McCAULEY • Jr. High and J.V Football; J.V. Soccer; Prom Commit- tee 11-12. gayle McDonald • Marcella Marra Caren Mangiacapre Eileen Manton Future Nurses of America 8-11. VIRGINIA McGOWAN • Field Hockey; Sr. Band; Sr. Orchestra; Yearbook Staff Honor Society; Leaders Club. thomas McLaughlin • J.V. and Varsity Football; Varsity Track 10-12; Year book Staff. 62 Peter Mase Theresa Mayeski Claire McAndrews Patti McCarthy i Gayle McDonald Virginia McGowan Robert McIntosh Thomas McLaughlin Mike McConnell Joseph McConologue John McCauley Patrick McManus Gregory Meadows Steven Melita Lisa Meltzer Patricia Monahan Mary Mittler 64 Joseph Munisteri Demarius Moore Tim Moore PATRICK McMANUS • J.V and Varsity Football; J.V and Varsity Lacrosse. GREG MEADOWS • Jr. High and Varsity Wrestling; Jr High Lacrosse. STEVEN MELITA • Jr. Varsity Wrestling; Jr. Varsity Lacrosse. Kathy Mullen LISA MELTZER • Sr. High Student Council; Nat. Honor Society; Flame Staff; Madrigals; School Plays. DARLENE MENZ • Honor Society; Band 9-12; J.V Majorettes. RONALD MESSE • Varsity Lacrosse 12. DEMARIUS MOORE • Football 10-12; Winter Track 10-12. TIM MOORE • Football 9-12; Jr. High Lacrosse 9. MERYL MOYER • I Richard Neary Yearbook Staff Copy Editor; Flame Staff; Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society. Elizabeth Pomponio Sean O'Connell Sharon Paul Christa Orlandmi Judy Pepper Judy Polmchock Steven Parsed Peggy Pergola Raymond Pfeifer Jeanne Pantano JEANNE PANTANO • Badminton: Basketball Intramurals: Softball: Band. Orchestra; Volleyball Intramurals; Senior Honor Soci- ety STEVEN PARSELL • J V and Varsity Soccer. Christine PorembsKi JUDY PEPPER • Volleyball; Softball. PEGGY PERGOLA • Volleyball: J.V and Varsity Cheerleading. LAWRENCE PHILLIPS • Flame Co Editor-In-Chief 11; Yearbook Staf Co Editor- m-Chief 12; Art Club; A.V Squad; Honor Society: D.A.H.S Ecology Art Contest 1st Prize. 1UDY POLINCHOCK • Badminton THERESE PORTER • Big Brother and Sister; Yearbook Staff; Art Club. Lynn Queripel ANTHONY QUATTROPANI • Jr. High and J.V Wrestling; Varsity Wrestling. TIMMY RHATIGAN • Jr. High J.V and Varsity Lacrosse: Honor Society. KENNETH RIALL • Bowling Team; Nat. Honor Society. Tim Rhatigan Therese Porter Anthony Quattropam James Redmond Marc Renick Kenneth Riall Robert Rocco 67 Jeanine Schillinger Patricia Schroeder Gladys Rodriguez Marie Rodriguez Andrew Rosman Julia Rumstein Lynn Rocketter Sandra Roden Valerie Roessler Terry Rogers Nancy Rydlewski Kristina Rus Alan Schwartz Patricia Sheil LYNN ROCKITTER • Field Hockey 10; Softball 10; Ski Club 11. SANDY RODEN • Field Hockey. GLADYS RODRIGUEZ • Yearbook Staff; Planning Committee; Prom Commit tee; Bicentennial Committee; Class treasurer 12. TERRY ROGERS • Lacrosse 10. Hockey ANDREW ROSMAN • Senior High Honor Society President 12; Co Editor-in- Chief of Flame 11; Editor-In-Chief of Flame 12; l.V. Track 10; Bicentennial Committee 11-12; Dissent and Responsibility 11; Who's Who in American H.S Stu- dents; Society of Distinguished American H.S Stu- dents 75; Student Writer tor Levittown Tribune JULIA RUMSTEIN • Sr. Nat Honor Society: Sr. Band; Stage Band: F T A.: Bicentennial Committee. KRISTINA RUS • Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society. NANCY RYDIEWSKI • Leaders Club; Jr. and Sr. High Volleyball; Jr. High Track; Sr. High Badminton; Senior National Honor Society. JEANINE SCHILLINGER • Band; Orchestra. Sue Simmons Drew Skrecz Neal Slattery DAVID SONTUP • Tennis 12; Flame Staff Yearbook Staff; Cross Coun- try 10; Track 10; Soccer 9; Band 7-12: Stage Band 10-12; Studio OZ 11-12. LORI SPERLING • HN David Sontup Frank Spano Yearbook Staff; Art Club President; Leaders Club; Var. Tennis and Badminton; School Plays; Scenic Art Workshop. DIANA SPITZENBERGER • Sr. Nat Honor Society; Chorus; Bicentennial Commit- tee; F.T.A. Who's Who in American H.S Students 11. WARD STEUNENBERG • J.V. Football. Hockey PEGGY STILIANOS • Sr. High Orchestra 10-12; Marching Band 11-12; Madrigals; Chorus; F.T.A.: Honor Society. VIRGINA TODARO • Chorus; Yearbook Staff; Jr, and Sr Nat Honor Soci- ety. ANTHONY TORRE • Lori Sperling Diana Spitzenberger Bob Springer Ward Stuenenberg Baseball 8-10. KAREN VENTRELLI • Prom Committee; Planning Committee; Ring Commit- tee. Peggy Stilianos Fred Strenger John Stewart Karen Ventrelli Thomas Troia Robert Uffer Virginia Todaro Elias Tray Reggie Thearle Michael Tagariello Kieth Towell Lynn Toth Anthony Torre Peter Trimboli Cynthia Vosilla Eugene Walsh Jackie Weissmann Alan Wiesenfeld Barbara Wildes EUGENE WALSH • J.V and Varsity Beseball; J.V and Varsity Soccer; Var. Winter Track; National Honor Society JACQUELINE WEISSMAN • Theatre Workshop; School Plays. Patricia Wender BARBARA WILSON • Hockey 9-11; Softball 911; Volleyball 11; National Honor Society; J.V and Varsity Cheerleading. SUSAN YALE • National Honor Society; Ski Club; Dissent and Re- sponsibility; Health Carreers Club; Who's Who In American H.S Students. PAMELA YESNER • Chorus 9-12; All District Chorus 10-11; Madrigals; Field Hockey 10. nf _1 ELAINE ZAZMAR • Chorus 9-12; Madrigals 12; All District Chorus 9-12; Nat. Hon Soc. Barbara Wilson Charles Winterhalter RONALD ZIEGLER • Bowling 10-12; Jr and Sr. Honor Society. JUDY Softball 11-12. w CLAIRE ZW1LINSKI • Prom committee; Planning Committee. Marjorie Williams Catherine Wolffsohn 72 Susan Yale Elaine Zazmar Mary Zdordowski Pamela Yesner Ronald Ziegler Judy Zulawski Claire Zwilmski 73 74 CAMERA SHY Ernest Burmeister Tim Carty Marion Darconte Robert Engel Lawernce Famighette Philip Fidanza Joann Groenveld Gary Hartenstein Barbara Hellenbeck Russell Jansch Jess Kaminsky Arton Kremen Veronica Leonardis Sandra Leucht Richard Meyer Michael Montwill Scott Ratliff Raymond Rogers Sabrina Schimdt Kathleen Selkirk Marion Sheridan Eric Silverman Richard Simmons Louis Spano Lisa Veigh William Weingart 75 Kenneth Yarmosh 4 CATEGORIES WINNERS MOST DEDICATED CARESS BARTON JOHN MCCAULEY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JULIA RUMSTEIN ANDY ROSMAN NICEST TO KNOW GLADYS RODRIQUEZ FRANK CUDIA BEST BODY ANN EATZ BOB FUSCO MOST LIBERAL RONIJEAN CARROLL JASON FROME MOST CONSERVATIVE KRIS RUS JOHN COWCER CLASS CLOWN LORI SPERLING STUART BECKER BIGGEST FLIRT LORI BECKER ERNIE CASTANEDA MOST MUSICAL EVE FINKELSTEIN TIMMY KYTE MOST ARTISTIC CATHY MANCINO TOM MCLAUGHLIN BEST DRESSED DIANA SPITZENBERGER WILLIAM GREENING CLASS SWEETHEARTS JUDY ZULAWSKI GLENN BAMMANN SCHOLAR ATHLETE BARBARA WILSON DEAN GARDINER MOST ATHLETIC SUSAN KELLY ROBERT BONEILLO NICEST SMILE PATTY BROWN CHRIS IRWIN 77 MOST DEDICATED Caress Barton John McCauley MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST LIBERAL Ronijean Carroll Jason Frome MOST CONSERVATIVE Kris Rus John Cowcer CLASS CLOWN Lori Sperling Stuart Becker Lori Becker Ernie Castaneda BIGGEST FLIRT MOST MUSICAL Eve Finkelstein Timmy Kyte MOST ARTISTIC Cathy Mancino Tom McLaughlin CLASS SWEETHEARTS Judy Zulawski Glen Bammann 83 SCHOLAR ATHLETE Barbara Wilson Dean Gardiner 84 MOST ATHLETIC Susan Kelly Robert Boneillo SENIOR CARNIVAL Turning a gray, gloomy, rainy weekend into a happy, fun-filled event was exactly what this year's senior carnival was all about. Over 10 booths were constructed for the event, housing ever- ything from games and a button booth to a spacewalk. It was a blast, in more ways than one. rsMhi 90 92 SENIOR FACULTY GAME SENIORS — 53 FACULTY — 48 ... upset, upset 94 % BALLOON LAUNCHING I Very rarely does one hear of a contest with- out a winner. The yearbook staff’s balloon launch was one of those rare occasions. On a unusually cold and windy October afternoon the Perspectum '76 staff launched 150 bal- loons at halftime of the football game. Unfor- tunately the winds on that particular day led the balloons to the northeast, out over the Atlantic Ocean and beyond. The balloons haven’t been heard from since. But, who knows? One day, one balloon’s card may be washed ashore in a bottle! 97 98 SKI TRIP During this years winter recess, the senior class took off on their annual ski trip. We left early monday morning. Everyone was exicited upon the arrival at the Pinegrove. Everyone was kept busy, either sking, horseback riding, snowmobiling or just having a good time partying. By far this three day winter vacation will stand out in everyone’s minds as a memory they will always cherish. If you want seconds, peel them off my dress INTERGRATED STUDIES is an experience in open education. The atmosphere is free, leaving much room for the individuals interests. Group workshops are set up on topics which are of interest to the students. There are workshops in psychology, religion, music and film making. Besides group workshops, individual projects are required. This gives the student a chance to really investigate those areas of study that interest him rather than follow the rigid, formal set up. The Integrated Studies program is an attempt to find a curriculum that is both interesting and relevant yet structured to cope with the needs of it's students. 103 Elaine Zazmar Tom Troia Mike Chiti Boneillo Debbie Gray Spitzenbergtf Lisa Boettger Peggy Pergola Frank Spano Jotni Me Allan Cheifetz Barbara Ray Pfeifer BGreiner Debbie An: Tricia Brown Faith Lazarus Nancy Elrod Toni Quattropani Peggy QIBrien Barbai fender Dean Gardiner Virginf Todaro Fred Goldstein Pat Wender Paul Giant Susan Kelly vjancy Rydlewski Debra Doren Garrick O’Brien Lori Becker Rosemat’y Schwii Debe Acevedo iress Barton Wendy Paulo i� Nick Lombardo ' Sheryl iljean Carroll ithy Hunter Patrick Parsed Jill Hesdorfer Weissman Kathy McCaffery ne Pantano Barbara Wilson •'Patti McCarthy AnthonyTorre Heaney Jenif Courtney Diane Kevin Gei Patty Brown Patricia Monahan Joe Munisteri Sandy Roden Ronni Goldstein Bill Lawson Gina Corritore Cathy Mancino Larry P! Carol Lori MacKenzie Mary'Ellen DeMoyse L i gperling Peggy Stilianos Janet DicRman idra Silveri Jo Ann Qroeneveld Debbie Mancini ngiac4pre Donna Murrin Lisa Meltzer Carol Krause Hopkim Karen Geisel I Joan Shleas -John Essig Eileen Manton ib Chtiatiansen Don’t do it, don’t do it. C’mon Messe, these have to be ready for graduation. Jerry you’re terrible. NO WAGE FREEZE! TI2 Charleston, Charleston, with me. 113 The Board of Education Is Bob Waters here today? 114 Baby Face!!! k He touched me!! S N h. ' _ ' a • Pick me a winner. Where’d it go? 116 Would you buy a used record player from this group? Hands off, Melitta The net should be raised 5cm. Fall down and go boom!! I hope my deodorant isn't falling. Have you seen this man? Dave you told us there would be sking here. 118 Mr. Aiello wethead Mr. Aiello drylook “nice face, Renick The creature walks! Cafeteria duty IS cruel and unusual punishment Is it my breath? 119 “My favorite martian” Concentration, the most important aspect of Olympic downhill. 120 The Pinegrove Honeymoon Suite. Whatd'ya mean you have to wear the Hi there big boy!! skis? We’ve got to stop meeting like this! Carmen Matina wants you Chef’s course graduates A furlough wisely spent. Filed under ‘M” for munchies 121 PERSPECTUM ’76 STAFF EVAN GRADNER • CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF LARRY PHILLIPS • CO-EDITOR- IN-CHIEF MERYL MOYER • COPY EDITOR LORI MACKENZIE • CO-BUSINESS EDITOR LORI SPERLING • CO-BUSINESS EDITOR The following people have contributed their spare time and effort in making this years book something special. For these people we give our sincere thanks. Gina Corritore Patty Cosgrove Pat D'Andrea Mary Ellen Demoyse Janet Dickman Jason Frome Tim Kyte Lori Mackenzie Cathy Mancino Tom McLaughlin Meryl Moyer Pat Oats Wendy Paulo Terry Porter Mark Renick Gladys Rodriquez Andy Rosman Lori Sperling John Stewart Virginia McGowan Special thanks to Cathy Mancino for her artwork and time. Senior Class Officers and Mr. Emeritz diueisej 'j|AJ — JOSjApv Sd30IJJO SSV10 dOIN3S S|d|n v 'J|ft — jos;apv saaoudo ssvio auowHdos JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Advisor — Mr. Matina SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Advisor — Mr. Cestaro SUaOIJJO SSVIO NVIAIHS3JJJ essoooeo -jin — JOSjApv dOHSNdOM VINVIAI-O-IHV r FLAME STAFF Advisor — Mr. Mierjeski LITERARY MAGAZINE Advisor — Mr. Miller ziJd|A| 'J|AI — JOSjApv V03Q 2 |B8aS 'JW — JOSIAPV avn s av STUDIO OZ ORCHESTRA Advisor — Mr. Corin IJdipjai 'Jftl — JosjApv QNIVS SIVDIdQVIAI CHORUS MAJORETTES amo saaavai XOJ 'Ifl 'SJ| — JOS|Ap vomaiAiv jo SM3HOV31 aaninj FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Advisor — Mrs. Huenlich SENIOR MATHLETES S3131H1VIAI aomnr ■£ avn s aoNvamo LIBRARY SQUAD Advisor — Mrs. Tallon «■ OFFICE SECRETARIES SaSBHVO H11 3H ddvis ivmoisno CAFETERIA STAFF SOCCER — COACH: MR-WRIGHT The 1975 Soccer Team finished the season with a one-twelve-one record. Some of the outstanding seniors on the team were John Essig, Steve Amaral, Kevin Gerard, Gene Walsh, Richard Neary, Tom Gallagher, and Ken Budd. SWIMMING The swimming team ended their 1975 season with a two-five record. The relay team — Terry Wilson, Terri Ackerman, Michele and Renee Costarella — placed second in the county. The seniors on the team were Most Valuable Player — Kathy Hunter, who placed fourth in the county in the 50 yard freestyle, Ellen Carr and Barbara Wilson. COACH: Mr. Lapolla 144 WRESTLING — COACH: Mr. Wright The wrestling team finished the 1975 season with a 5-8-1 record, placing them third in their league. Some of the outstanding seniors on the team were Richard Hamablet, Terry Davis, Chris Fusco, Jamie Klein, Bob Boniello, Dave Bollinger, Bob Delgiorno, and Reggie Thearle. DRAGON ICE HOCKEY Playing in the N.Y. Islander High Schol hockey league, our Dragons compiled an 11- 3-1 record. Thus they earned a second place trophy and a berth in the playoffs. In the quarter finals Division Deer Park went into sudden death, double overtime, when Tommy Lawson hit the net at the 58 second mark. This joy lasted one week when again in overtime and sudden death, Cold Spring Harbor beat us 4-3 in the semi-finals. Despite that loss this team can be proud of their hard work, determination, and sportsmanlike play. Seniors Mike Ferrara, Ward Stuenenberg, Frank Basile and high scorer (45 pts.) Billy Lawson will be missed when the 1976 season begins. Good luck graduates. 147 BADMINTON COACH — MRS. BROWN CROSS COUNTRY COACH — MR. PIVNICK BOWLING COACH — MR. PAHEL FIELD HOCKEY COACH — MRS. FREEMAN IT § ct Most Passes Attempted, Lifetime JOHN UNITAS FRAN TARKENTON. 5,186 4,800 Most Passes Completed, Lifetime JOHN UNITAS FRAN TARKENTON. 2.830 2.658 Most Yards Gained, Lifetime JOHN UNITAS FRAN TARKENTON. 40,239 35.846 Most Touchdown Passes, Lifetime X Xt ROLLIE FINGERS JOHN UNITAS---- FRAN TARKENTON VOLLEYBALL — COACH Miss Moran The 1975 girls Volleyball Team finished second in Division B, League IV play, reaching the playoffs, only to be beaten by Mepham in the semi-finals. Their season ended with a eight- three record. Some of the outstanding seniors on the team were: Carol Hull, Sue Kelly, Barbara Wilson, Caren Mangiacapri, and Debbie Gray. DIVISION WINS LEVITTOWN TITLE This year the varsity basketball team compiled the best record of any team during the last ten years. Under Coach Krug the Blue Dragons ended the season with nine wins and nine defeats. The highlight of the season was winning the annual Levittown Christmas Tourney by defeating Macflrthur High School in the finals, 43-41. This marks the first time in history of Division Ave High School that the Blue Dragons have come out number one locally. Senior Mike Chiti made the All-League team for the second year in a row, as well as leading the team in total points and rebounds. COACH: Mr. Krug 154 By Greg Aiello Levit town— Twas the night before the night before Christmas and Divi- sion basketball coach Jim Krug was like Santa Claus without two of his reindeer. In the biggest game of Divi- sion’s young season, for the champi- o n s h i p of the Levittown Holiday Tournament. Krug was missing start- ing forwards Tony Laurendi, who was ill, and Tom Brown, who missed the bus to the game at MacArthur. Division did not play a good game, but its defense was scrappy and its stalling tactics late in the game suc- ceeded. Thus, when MacArthur’s Dave Goldberg failed to get off a last- second shot. Division defeated MacArthur 43-41. The victory was Division’s si x t h hthout a loss this season and its first Levittown Tourney championship in the 18 years it has been held. “What a Christmas present,” Krug said. Division’s defensive strategy was to c o n ta i n MacArthur’s high-scoring Kevin Butt, who was covered by Tom Watkins and who scored only six points. “I tried to stay with him all over the court and deny him the ball so he couldn’t shoot,” Watkins 6aid. Krug called Watkins’ effort a “super job.” Seth Myones of MacArthur threat- ened to fill the scoring gap left by Butt, which required another 6trong defensive performance, this one by Division’s Joe Picariello. Myone6 hit three straight jump shots in the first quarter, the last giving MacArthur a 12-8 lead. Then Krug assigned Picariello to guard Myones and the junior guard started talking like Muhammad A!i. “I told him, ‘Come on, show me some- thing, chump.’ I do that to psych n guy out,” Picariello said. Myones scored just one more basket for the rest of the game. The other key for Division was sub- stitute Brian Connors, a 6-3 center who grabbed 13 rebounds and neu- tralized MacArthur’s 6-5 Kevin Har- ding. Division held a 41-35 lead midway through the last period, but MacArth- ur scored two quick field goals to close to 41-39. That’s when the Blue Dragons went into a four-corner stall with just over three minutes to play. The Generals were forced to foul to regain possession and Division’s Scott Bennett sink two shots fbr a -13-39 lead. “It didn’t faze me,” Bennett said. “I was laughing more than any- thing else.” After last year’s 0-17 season. Divi- sion’s basketball players are down- right giddy. Division ___________ 1« 1 11 6—43 Mur Arthur__________12 9 12 6—41 Dttlfcioo: Ch.tt 1-1-3; Mahor.ey 4-2-10; Walking 3-0-6; Picaneilo 2-5-9; Bennett 3-2-8; Connor 3- 1-7. Totals 16-11-43 MacArthur: Hardn 00-12; Myones 4-0-8; Hansen 4-3-11; Goldberg 1-2-4; Butt 3-0-6. Total ; 18-5-41. 155 156 SUPER SATURDAYS — COACH: ■� . � « The Blue Dragons finished he 1975 season with five wins and two losses. One loss was at the hands of Memorial's Panthers. Some outstanding seniors on the team were fullback Pat Lanotte, guard Dean Gardiner and Captain Bob Boniello, who made the All-Long Island Team and the second team All-State. 160 COACH ■ Mr. Waters COACH Mr Arculeo 162 BASEBALL The '74-75 season ended quite successfully with a twelve -six record. The team placed second in the league and made the Northshore Playoffs. The '75-76 season looks promising with the return of All-League players Glenn Bammann, Bill Mahoney, Kevin Hart, Bob Fusco, and Dennis Mancini. Moving up from junior varsity some outstanding seniors on the team are Steve Amaral, Kevin Gerard, Mike Glowcky, Mike Chiarelli, Eugene Walsh, and Mike Ferrara. 163 A COMIC masterpiece: YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN' GENE WILDER PETER BOYLE MARTY FELDMAN • CLORIS LEACHMAN TERI GARR - .KENNETH MARS. MADELINE KAHN MKlAft GiilSkOfr Na BROOMS GENE WILDER. MEL BROOKS STEP GIRL J 'M rr, up j ' HfarMtl b £ 7 w He£ £ 2 3 n g £ r vD'0 31 c I r- u) O y$z n £ 3 Q..uS Ux2jLl irv sir 9 0'� - , o-� ° it� !? advertisements BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’76 D.E.C.A THE DIVISION AVENUE MUSIC DEPARTS ENT BEST WISHES FROM ‘‘Were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers or newspapers without government, I should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter. Thomas Jefferson 1743-1826 BEST WISHES From CLASS OF ’77 TURNPIKE PLUMBING Compliments Of Flushing Federal Savings And Loan Association CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Hempstead Turnpike Nassau Mall SENIOR CLASS OF '76 Levittown, New York 11756 CONGATULATIONS FROM LEVITTOWN LANES COMPLIMENTS OF STUDENT GOVERNMENT Insty - I ?' :'' Prints 2 17 Sunrise Highway Professional Rockville Centre. N. Y. 11570 Home Training MASTER DOG TRAINING. INC. 54 DIVISION AVE. HHHHHHHHHHHi levittown, n.y. OBEDIENCE - HOUSEBREAKING - PROTECTION PUPPY PROBLEMS • BOARDING •Warren Eckstein Training Director (516) 764-2683 McNeely Real Estate Best Wishes Jr. National Honor Society Your Local Independent Broker 2719 Hempstead Tpke. Levittown, N.Y. 174 735-8540 CONGRATULATIONS HTC BILL BAUMAN 3000 HEMPSTEAD TPK. LEVITTOWN, NY 11756 PHONE: 735-0333 735-0380 Class of ’76!! From The Board Of Directors, Staff, General Membership And Underclassmen Participants Of The Youth Direction Council Of Levittown — Island Trees Inc. 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Studio Oz Media Communications Future Homemakers Of America 176 Many Thanks And Appreciation To Mr. Fred Black Of A S Portrait Studio From The Class Of ’76 Attention Carol Hul! Steer clear of morons!! Darlene. I realy don't fike Ron anymore!! Mr. and Mrs. S Foo Yip and Family 36 Bobofink Lane levittown NY Mr. and Mrs. Russ Schulein 51 Bobolink Lane. Levittown. New York Mr. and Mrs. R. Ferrara 54 Boboknk Lane, Levittown New York Mr. and Mrs. James Doran and Famly Congratulations to the class of '76 and to my sister Debbie. Love Pat Doran Mr. and Mrs. Bisson and Family Mr. and Mrs. F. Todesco and Famiy Mr. and Mrs. J. Caponera Mr. and Mrs. W. O'Keefe and Mr. and Mrs. L. Peluso and Famiy Good luck in the future — Mrs. Chisholm Congratulations and best wishes to the class of '76! — Mrs. G. Fitzpatrick 1776-1976 Freedom, then and now. Congratulations. Mr. G. Fitzpatrick Mr. J. Benedetto — Congratulations We're just bugs on the wind- shield of ife. Congratulations — Helga and Warren Phiips Hoorah! For the class of '76 — Eiene Erb Best wishes to the class of '76 — The Manton Famiy Best of Luck Class of '76 Mrs. StMwaggon Best Wishes to the Class of'76 Sal and Virginia Congratulations. Nerd The Crowel Famiy Best wishes to the Class of '76 The Eichorn Famiy Good Luck Dale Mr and Mrs. Bates Happiness is knowing you Dale. Love Dad Successful Future Good Luck and Best Wishes in the future — Mr. and Mrs. J. Barbosa and Famiy Held og Lykke Your gift of life — Flowers from your mother and father Make a man feel Hie a king and he'l make you feel Re a queen Best Wishes to Class of '76 Four years in a coma Joseph wakes r with a diploma Your health wfl be restored as soon as you stop eating school lunches He'l be your friend ti your money runs out Need your grass cut please cal on WWM III Summer of '75 You wi go a long way — Joe Seutta Josephine Galway Good Luck to the Class of '76 and Happiness He who Hesitates is Lost. Be your own man. and do what your own mind wants to There is no such thing as kick in this world, you make your own. Dedication, Desire, Deter- mination. Health and Love in Sports as wel as your fife. Congratulations to the Graduates! Mr. E. Greiner Manotick Dandy wishes you the best. Good Luck Seniors. Congratulations to the Graduates! Mrs. J. Greiner Good Luck to the Seniors. Congratulations, Stephen Swafford Cood Luck Crash Greiner from J J’s Auto Body Best wishes class of '76 — Frank. Jutta, Christopher, and Andrea The best of kick in every- thing you al do. Love ya. Gumba (Take care) Good Luck to the Class of '76 — Gisele Scudero David, Shari, and Pokey wish Good Luck to the Class of '76 To Janet. My favorite pen pal — a whole lotta love. BMy Becky, you vorked vel this year Tweetie Loves Chauncey Let.S Go Islanders! To J’: You ain.t seen nothin' yet. Biy The Panthers are good; but the Dragons are great!!! Good luck from — Buck. Shawn. Mousie. Twich Scuba drivers do it deeper KAM John Elaine. Evan Barbara Clark Good Luck — the Dermerleins Sue Best of Luck to the class of '76 The Gorman Famiy To Kfis who deserves the Most GdftiJe award most of al. Sam Peace in the world and joy in you fife is the path to reach your po- tential. Mbs Wagoner Best Wishes from David Shari Mfler Best of Everything to the class of '76. Mrs. P Good Luck class of '76, and good kick Gladys The Lents Famiy Keep it going '76, you too Gladys Steven Walsh and Famiy G — for — Good. A — for — Action. R — for — Right, congratulations to Gladys Aficia Rodriguez Love your sister Margarita I have a good copy, your Audio is good, congratulations, Gladys, 10-4, I give you 3S; KIK7393 To Gladys (Skinny), You Made H! Congratulations! I wish you good luck in colege. Mr. Mrs. Juozapaitis Con los mejores deseos por un futuro briante. querida Gladys. Que bien te lo mereses. No des- mayes? mayes; Tus Padres Felcitaciones y que sigas odelante y muy triunfante. Tu Abuela 1976 Ano de oro, Felcitaciones tesoro. De tu empeno, querida Gladys, depende tu futuro. Papi y Msmi 1776-1976. class of '76; Spirit of '76 — and no marks lower than 76. Congratulations Gladys and class for your great spirit!! Aluaro Aleman Deseandole A Gladys Aficia lo mejor del mundo y muchos triunfos. Sus Tias To the class of '76 — good kick in the future. C. Martin To the class of '76 — if you don’t pass — it’s a fix. George Washington To Pat. Stick with it. it’s almost over. To Cynthia. Good Luck in S.J.U. Ha-ha love, Nfck Class of '76 — Best Wishes for your future. N. N. Dear Niggy. who loves you? Sniffy does. The Best of Luck to you and the class of '76 - Mr Mrs. Paulo Congratulations to the class of '76 — S.P. Best of Luck class of '76 — LT. Lori — Wishing you oddles of kick — Grandma and Grandpa Always remember the hal closet — put a sign on it — Holy Write don't cal. Two down one to go. Less wash to do. Now I can change your room. Have fun in colege and behave. Love Mom Sperling Evan — Rememering a fat lip. a black and blue thumb nail and 9 months adds up to alot. My great- est memories were spent with you. I'l work in your darkroom anytime. Love always — Lori Best of Luck — S. Tier It was nice working with you. Good kick in the future. Mrs. Casey Brown Ales Best fur meine Kinder — Mrs. Shoemaker Sperts — Good kick to the most wonderful girl, too bad it's not you. Love — Sharon Good luck class of '76 — from the class of '56 and the Rosenbkims. Mac Pester — Lucky name Lo deseo lo hijos del mundo 1976 Cesar Sanchez Lo deseo lo mejor dei mundo 1976 — Cesar Sanchez lo deseo lo mejor del mundo 1976 Fippo a Racdsa y Caudia Elena Ragusa Lo deseo muchas Feficidades para el 1976 — Ana R. Rodriguez Lo deseamos much excitos en el ano 1976 — Pompio Rodriguez y Anuti Rodriguez Bon Voyage! Love and Best Wishes. Elaine from Mr Mrs. M. Zazmar Mr. Mrs. Howard Zippel Mr. Mrs. Chet Vitek Mr. Mrs. Nat Kinson Here's to the finest nephew — God Bless you in health success!! The best of everything On this page of creamy white I write my name that’s out of sight Dear Joseph we waited a long, long time for your graduation!! I don’t have the time to write a rhyme??? Thank God you're finaly gradua- ting. Roses are Red, Violets are Blue. Don’t worry. I befieve you. Look out world here they come!! The best of everything always Joe. Mr. Mrs. R. Brunett 178 Good luck. Joseph Munisteri, the W ams Family Best Wishes to a wonderful grand- son. Mrs. R. Rensch Remember Skinners Fah!!! You’re firing proof that history never repeats itself; you’re no Einstein! God Bless this dolar for it is the last because you are a pain in my rear end! Best of Luck — al the Slatterys To a real dol — The Naylor Famiy Best of Luck from Levittown Shoe Repair Good Luck Spirit of '76 German jiminion Ms. Mrs. Mommy. Carl Deener Good Luck Spirit of '76 Good Luck Sandy Friedman Good Luck Spirit of '76 Joseph Corington Neal Slattery and Laraine Naylor 5 15 75 LN. NS. RB. JM. LC, VT. CN. LN. DM Long Live Grizzly and Kitten 83 15 5 To Cracky Face from Grizzly I Love You To the one I love (Grizz) Congrat- ulations and good luck in the years to come Love always Kitten Best Wishes to the class of '76 from the DeMoyse Family To Alice, remember the ski trip Love Carmen Kathy Chebuske — class of '73 Have another Schfitz , Big Daddy Lots of Luck Joanne Rick '72 Janet Paul '76 Tarantula's Tigger's Forever The fearless foursome fives! Thanks for everything! Let's have a good discussion. Love. Tricia Good luck Tricia and the class of '76. Mr. Mrs. Browne the kids Janet. Bi John. Bob Austin Nick Afice. John Barbara Stuart Best of Luck always. Love Christ- ine, Peter Nancy. Nicky Jeanette Happiness always to the class of '76 Mr. Mrs. Wm. Mackenzie Best of Luck to the best brother- in-law Warner Lubnick Best of luck in fife; hope you Kke the carpenter's trade. Bob Gerard Good luck to a wonderful brother, Happiness Always. Pat Dennis Gerard Knowledge. Encouragement. and Friendship, Sincerely, MaryAnn Masci To the sweetest, cutest and most loveable boy in the class of '76 — the Kavanaughs Happiness Always, I know you wi be successful in everything you do. Love Mom and Dad Sincerely Lynn, Tommy. Jl. Tommy, Debbie Good Luck Lettie, Paul Karen Johnson Best of Luck — Geri. Vic, John. Christine Speroni Good Luck - Success Midred Bil Reardon Best Wishes Catherine Sal Gippetti Keep Happy Lore-Bee Creations Best of Luck in the future — Ray Nanette Cinsoprano Lots of Luck class of '76 — Lasker Family Tom O'Mara A Successful future to al — P. Sar- no ft Good Luck class of '76 — M. Huenlch Good Luck — G. Peters Successful future and happiness. Vichuis's Good Luck in future years — Frank Florio Dr. Rose M. Auteri Lorraine Houlroyd Congratulations class of '76 — The Siver Famiy Baron Von Auldenbert and Rinty Tin of KA - SIL Kaye and Rod Siver The Worlds’s Greatest class — “1976 - Mrs. Sieo Reta Drumm with best of luck Carol and Don Dreyer Dawn Monahan. Good Luck to Pat Linda and Richie Mofinelfi Allman Brothers Band featuring new rhythm guitarist Dicky Mofi- ne Mr. and Mrs. A. Monahan Family Good Luck to class of '76 Blue Mountain Side Good Luck to Class of '76 Bob Monahan Always Remember the good times Tom Manahan Good Luck Class of '76 Mr. and Mrs. Dahlem Good Luck and Success class of '76 Margaret DaNem Good Luck to class of '76 Sue Monahan Good luck — from the Stitt Famiy Best Wishes from Mrs. Erb Congratulations — The Peter’s The very best of luck — TBE May you go through your whole fife with the spirit of '76 you have now — Marge Keep the Senior Lounge clean — Mom and Dad Best Wishes and Lots of Luck to the Class of '76 Mrs. M. Veselak Best Wishes to Mifte Mrs. Helen Weier Good Luck from the Bingo Nuts Bingo Players of America To a peat sister horn a better one, Nice going Millie — Gloria Hans Here comes the Express — Remember Brother Mickey — Gloria and Bi Mr. I. Wahl Mefissa Mae Alison Genivieve forever Angels 1975 — the toughest the greatest S’P’ km JT’ Mr. R. Fresco Mr. J. McCarthy Mr. P. Nastri Mrs. Florence Shagon Merit Tool Co. Best Wishes to class of '76 Best Wishes to class of '76 — Michele Boehnel Best Wishes to class of '76 — Lucas Famiy Congratulations Seniors! Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lucas — Happy '76 to al you seniors Mr. and Mrs. Andy Moloy Good Luck! Congratulations Class of '76 — E. Treiney Best Wishes to the 1976 Dragons Ray Asaph Best Wishes al Paul Panni Mr. M. Greenberg Good Luck to '76ers - DAHS off- ice staff Mr. Robert Reggio Ms. Linda Gokey Congratulations horn Mbs Watson Ets Mir Den Zot — an old Albanian saying W.W. Inc. Peter and Lynn Muller of Ronkonkoma Rocky DeLuca dn Grace Kely together The O'Dwyer’s The Chicano's Mike and Ma prune Grace — I five you — Chick love Bobby MuHer Tommy Muler Mike Lehosky and Maryann Lane the Lehosky Famiy Ruth and Lew Mier The Gang at Count Pizza Rich McKenna Bob Itchkow Janice Bungert From a kind-hearted fink named Bob Bernie Fayva Girl Toni Good Luck to my brother. Kevin Love, Ann Marie Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '76 Mr. Mrs. D. Mancino Good Luck to the graduates of Room 114 Mary Anne Mancino Congratulations to al graduates Mrs. John Abatemarco Good Luck and Best Wishes Pete Abatemarco Congratulations to the Class of '76 Anne Aletto Remember the shattering view from our window To Afice. Remember the ski trip. Dave Dear Larry, I didn't mean to laugh. Love Cathy W you al please rise for the morning exercises? Oh, Gladys you're so cute, only kidding!! Karen — Hot to trot says Pat Dear Tricia I only wish Penneys had argyle socks. Have you ever been to the Bosco Diner? Artie Artie had a party Al the seniors were there El Efi cut a farty And they al went out for air How's life Pat? Ruff Best Wishes — Class of '76 Mr. Mrs. Jerome Gradner Cindy HI BOB! Steven Neunzig You always have to be the center of attention, don’t you? Good Luck Janet and the graduates The Dickman Famiy Best Wishes to the Class of '76 Sal and Virginia Robert DeLuca and Grace Kely together The Lehosky Famiy The O'Dwyers The Chicanos Angels 1975 — the toughest the greatest S.P. km J.P. Papi y Mami Congratulations — The Peters 179 ABRAMS, MARK; 77 Constelation Road. Lev. ABRAMS, JAY; 7 Park Lane ACEVADO. DEBRA; 26 Woodcock Lane ADORNO. ROBERT; 122 Cornflower Road ALLEN. T1AOTHY; 6 Andrew Lane AMARAL. STEVEN; 56 Old Farm Road ANSELMO. DEBBIE; 36 Carnation Road ARENA. DEBORA; 271 OrcNd Road ARROYO. CARMEN; 14 Ridge Lane ARROYO. LUIS; 14 Ridge Lane BAMMANN. GLENN; 120 Blacksmith Road BANGE. ROBERT; 1 Flower Lane BARTON. CARESS; 66 Old Farm Road BASIL. FRANCIS; 67 Wolcott Road BATISHRO. PHILLIP; 272 Blacksmith Road BECKER. LORI; 45 Butternut Lane BECKER. STUART; 74 Bobolink Lane BENDER. BARBARA; 43 Woodpecker Lane BENNETT. EDWIN; 584 N. Newbridge Road BERSE. JOEL; 168 Periwinkle Road BLANE, BRIAN; 70 Tanager Lane BOETTGER. LISA; 24 Restful Lane BOLLINGER. DAVK); 158 Periwvikle Road BONEILLO. ROBERT; 50 Dogwood Lane BRANIGAN. CATHLEEN; 36 Squirrel Lane BREUER. WILLIAM; 279 Orchid Road BROWN. NANCY; 25 Piper Lane BROWN, PATRICIA; 31 Piper Lane BROWN. THOMAS; 11 Horn Lane BROWNE. PATRICIA; 30 Ekntree Lane BUDD. KENNETH; 52 Tanager Lane BURMEISTER. ERNEST; 4 Weaver Lane CA1LIAS. JOAN; 11 (Mistletoe Lane CAPUTO. BRUCE; 185 Blacksmith Road CARR. ELLEN; 32 Meander Lane CARROLL. DENIS; 50 Honeysuckle Road CARROLL. RONIJEAN; 72 Holyhock Road CARTY. MAUREEN; 30 James Lane CARTY. TW; 30 James Lane CASTANEDA. ERNESTO; 128 Orchid Road CHEBUSKE. PAUL; 78 Tanager Lane CHEIFETZ. ALLEN; 15 Pleasant Lane CHELDER, MARK; 60 Hyacinth Road CHESLIK. DEBRA 28 Oaktree Lane CWARELLI. MICHAEL; 71 Ridge Lane CHITI. MICHAEL; 69 Periwinkle Road CHRISTIANSEN. ROBERT; 19 Heather Lane CIANCI. MICHAEL; 24 Sandpiper Lane CONNERS. ROBERT; 26 Heather Lane CORRITORE. REGINA; 29 Myrtle Lane COSGROVE. PATRICIA; 44 Parkside Drive COURTNEY. JENIFER; 54 Woodpecker Lane COWCER. JOHN; 2 Finch Lane CUDIA. FRANK; 133 Hkkory Lane CUMISKEY. JAMES; 151 Horn Lane CURTIS. EDWARD; 27 Poppy Lane DANDREA, PATRICIA; 6 Finch Lane DARCONTE. MARION; 22 Potter Lane DAVIS. TERENCE; 215 Orchid Road DECONMCK. CATHERINE; 78 Morning Glory Rd. DEEGAN. GENEVIEVE; 44 Carnation Road DELANEY. WILLIAM; 243 Old Farm Road DEL GIORNO. ROBERT; 30 Hickory Lane DELLE BOVI. JUNE; 33 Horn Lane DE MOYSE. MARY ELLEN; 8 Locustwood Lane DIANO. JOAN; 39 Harvest Lane DfCKMAN. JANET; 12 Dogwood Lane Dl FILPPI. JOHN; 15 Blacksmith Road DONNENBERG. MICHAEL; 86 Tanager Lane DORAN. DEBRA; 37 Bobolink Lane DOYLE. KAREN; 32 Violet Lane DRISCOLL. ANN; 3 Bucket Lane DUTKO. MICHAEL; 17 Topper Lane EATZ. ANNE; 133 Orchid Road ECKERT. WILLIAM; 75 Hckory Lane ELROD. NANCY; 32 Carriage Lane ENGEL. RAYMOND. 32 John Lane ENGEL. ROBERT; 32 John Lane ERB. WILLIAM; 48 Barnyard Lane ESSIG. JOHN; 69 Old Farm Road ESSIG. MICHAEL; 69 Old Farm Road FALKENBURGH. ROBERT; 8 Potter Lane FAMIGHETTE. LAWRENCE; 40 Woodcock Lane FERRARA. MICHAEL; 35 Snowbird Lane FERRARO. ANTHONY; 301 Blacksmith Road FIDANZA. PHLIP; 30 Gun Lane FINKELSTEIN, EVE; 13 Fence Lane FITZPATRICK. KATHLEEN; 102 Cornflower Road FODOR GEORG; 16 Grouse Lane FORD. RICHARD; 69 Morning GloryRoad FOSTER. PAUL; 174 Kingfisher Road FRALICK. PETER; 22 Horn Lane FRANK. HOWARD; 79 Blacksmith Road FROME. JASON; 17 Roing Lane FUSCO. CHRISTOPHER; 21 Family Lane FUSCO. ROBERT; 2 Dogwood Lane GALLAGHER. THOMAS; 29 Crabtree Lane GALLAGHER. THOMAS F.; 16 Honeysuckle Road GARDINER. DEAN; 175 OrcNd Road GARDNER. ROBERT; 42 Holyhock Road GEISEL. KAREN; 17 Morring Glory Road GENTILE. GENE; 32 Schoolwuse Road GERARD. KEVIN 13 Honeysuckle Road GLANDT, PAUL; 150 Kingfisher Road GLOWACKY, MICHAEL; 59 Bucket Lane GOLDSTEIN. FREDRIC; 27 HWop Road GOLDSTEIN. RONNI; 189 Blacksmith Road GONZALEZ. ALAN; 18 Poppy Lane GORMAN. SHERYL; 313 Blacksmith Road GOTTLEB. ANDREW; 63 Kingfisher Road GRADNER. EVAN; 38 Famly Lane GRAU. KEVIN; 57 Valey Road GRAVES. DAVID; 44 HMtop Road GRAY. DEBRA; 16 Snowbird Lane GREENING. WILLIAM; 28 Resthd Lane GREINER. BARBARA; 11 Valey Road GROCNVELD. JO ANN; 18 Dogwood Lane HAGGIN. PATRICIA; 37 John Lane HALL. KENNETH; 10 Loring Road HALL. GARY; 159 Blacksmith Road HALLBERT. KAREN; 19 Topper Lane HAMABLET. RICHARD; 36 Mfctletoe Lane HAND. BARBARA; 259 Blacksmith Road HANS. MILDRED; 81 Barnyard Lane HANSON. KAREN; 19 Liy Lane HART, KEVIN; 45 Morning Glory Road HARTENSTEIN. GARY; 118 Gun Lane HA JOHN. CHYTHIA; 17 Long Lane HEANEY. KATHLEEN; 3 Furrow Lane HELLENBECK. BARBARA; 33 Thrush Lane HEROLD, JEFFREY; 210 Blacksmith Rd. HESDORFER. JILL; 25 Meadow Lane HILL. KATHERINE; 134 Horn Lane HOPKINS. MARIAN; 118 Bucket Lane HOPKINS. ANDREW; 118 Bucket Lane HULL. CAROL; 1 Old Farm Road HUNTER. JEANNE; 162 Kingfisher Road HUNTER. KATHLEEN; 33 Peachtree Lane HUTNIK. WILLIAM; 8 Ivy Lane IRWIN. CHRISTOPHER; 90 Horn Lane JANSCH. RUSSELL: 67 Pond Lane JAHNS. SHARON; 8 Carriage Lane JOUDEH. GEORGE. 524 N. Newbridge Road JOYCE. KATHLEEN; 202 OrcNd Road JOYCE. TRAOTHY; 202 Orchid Road JUHREN. ROBERT; 25 Old Farm JULIANO. LAWRENCE; 37 Family Lane JULIANO. LISA; 83 Bud Lane KAMINSKY. JESS; 113 HMtop Road KAROL. DIANE. 1 OrcNd Road KASH. CHARLES; 99 Butternut Lane KELLY. GRACE; 77 Hkkory Lane KELLY. KEVIN; 11 Meander Lane KELLY. SUSAN; 24 Peachtree Lane KCRYCH. KAREN; 45 Gardena Lane KING. JERYL; 4 Haymaker Lane KITTLE. MELANIE; 34 Magpie Lane KLEIN. JAMES; 122 Wokott Road KOERNER. RONALD; 28 Carrigage Lane 180 KRAUSE. CAROL; 12 Bluebel Lane KREMEN. ARTON; 8 Woodcock Lane KUDRENA. CAROLYN; 24 Azalea Road KUHAR. THOMAS; 560 N. Newbridge Road KUTCHENS. MITCHELL; 17 Grouse Lane KUTNER. DOLORES; 15 Furrow Lane KYTE. TIMOTHY; 41 Sycamore Lane LA FRANCE. JAMES; 303 Orchid Road LAMBERT. CHRISTOPHER; 62 Kingfisher Rd. LANG. BARBARA; 34 Church Road LANOTTE, PASCAL; 91 Holyhock Road LAPERA. KIM; 7 Mockingbrd Lane LARUSSA. LORI; 19 Peachtree Lane LAWSON. WILLIAM; 5 Myrtle Lane LAZARUS. FAITH; 1 Brittersweet Lane LEEDS. MATTHEW; 107 OW Farm Road LEONARDO. VERONICA; 39 Sycamore Lane LEUCHT. SANDRA; 1 Furrow Lane LEVENGLICK. RANDY; 53 Meadow Lane LEWIS. MARK; 36 Piper Lane LIPSKY. FRED. 40 Cord Lane LOMBARDO. NICHOLAS; 8 Orchid Road LUBEY. JAMES; 16 Clover Lane LUM. ROBERT; 81 Bucket Lane LOKEMAN. LAURA; 66 Butternut Lane MACKENZIE. LORI; 146 Blacksmith Road MAKOSIEJ. LORI; 46 Carnage Lane MALVEY. STEVEN; 82 Tanager Lane MANCEBO. JOHN; 159 Kingfisher Road MANCINI. DEBORAH; 176 Kingfisher Road MANCINI. DENNIS; 68 Periwinkle Road MANCINO. CATHERINE; 33 Carriage Lane MANGIACAPRE. CAREN; 17 Dogwood Lane MANTON. EILEEN; 63 Morning Glory Road MARRA. MARCELLA; 58 Old Farm Road MASE. PETER; 20 P er Lane MC ANDREWS. CLARE; 54 Primrose Lane MC CAFFERY. KATHLEEN; 3176 Briiton Lane MC CARTHY. PATRICIA; 49 Hyacinth Road MC CAULEY. JOHN; 93 Periwrkle Road MC CONLOGUR. JOSEPH; 20 Snapdragon Lane MC CONNELL. MICHAEL; 30 Chkkadde MC DONALD. GAYLE; 127 H«top Road MC DONALD. MAUREEN; 73 Wolcott Road MC DONOUGH. KENNETH; 19 Chickadee Lane MC GOWAN. VIRGINIA; 26 Grassy Lane MC GUIRE. EDWARD; 8 HMtop Road MC INTOSH. ROBERT; 200 Old Farm Rd. MC LAUGHLIN. THOMAS MICHAEL; 40 Woodpecker Road MC LAUGHLIN. JAMES; 55 Hkkory Lane MC MANUS. PATRICK; 54 Sherwood Road MEADOWS. GREGORY; 37 Tinder Lane MELITA. STEVEN; 100 Squirrel Lane MELTZER. LISA; 21 Ponder Lane MENZ. DARLENE; 135 Wolcott Road MESSE. RONALD; 42 Old Farm Road MEYER. NANCY; 102 Old Farm Road MEYER. RICHARD; MITTLER. MARYELLEN MONAHAN. PATRICIA; 4 Bucket lane MONTWILL. MICHAEL; 90 Old Farm Road MOORE. DEMARIUS; 1 Skimmer Lane MOORE. TIMOTHY; 33 Restful Lane MOUTON. THOMAS; 14 Fence Lane MOYER. MERYL; 103 Ridge Lane MULLEN. KATHLEEN; 56 Honeysuckle Road MUNISTERI. JOSEPH; 62 Wolcott Road MURRIN. DONNA; 88 Parkside Drive NEARY. DIANE; 34 Hyacinth Road OATS. PATRICIA; 108 Holyhock Road O BRIEN. GARRICK; 242 Orchid Road O BRIEN. PEGGY; 390 Newbridge Road O'CONNELL. SEAN; 96 Bobolink Lane ONDRIZEK. THERESA; 6 Hitop Road ORIANDINI. CHRISTA; 95 Schoolhouse Road PANTANO, JEANNE; 24 Redpol Lane PARSELL. STEVEN; 5 Sherwood Road PAUL. SHARON; 14 Blue Spruce Road PAULO. WENDY; 10 Glazer Lane PEPPER. JUDITH; 56 Woodpecker lane PERGOLA. MARGARET; 12 Peachtree Lane PFEIFER. RAYMOND; 47 Sherwood Road PHILLIPS. LAWRENCE; 7 Butternut Lane POLLINCHOCK. JUDITH; 189 Orchid Road POMPONIO. ELIZABETH; 54 Meadow Lane PORTER. THERESE; 7 Blackbird Lane POREMBSKI. CHRISTINE; 56 Shotgun QUATTROPANI. ANTHONY; 19 Furrow Lane QUERIPEl. LYNN; 8 Falcon lane RATLIFF. SCOTT; 22 Tinder REIMONO. JAMES; 187 Orchid Road RENICK. MARC; 32 Boat Lane RHATIGAN. TIMOTHY; 8 Andrew Lane RIALL. KENNETH; 73 Ridge Lane ROCCO. ROBERT; 32 Buttercup Lane ROCKITTER. LYNN; 18 Ponder ROOEN. SANORA; 3 Llac lane ROORIGUEZ. GLADYS; 24 Bluegrass Lane ROESSLER. VALERIE; 3 Mockingbird Lane ROGERS. TERRANCE; 32 Bucket lane ROGERS. RAYMOND ROSMAN. ANDREW; 43 Haymaker Lane RUMSTEIN. JULIA; 60 Peony Road RUS. KRISTINA 82 Woodcock Lane RYDLEWSKI. NANCY; 23 John Lane SCHULINGER. JEANINE; 60 Blue Spruce Road SCHMIDT. ROBERT; 84 Sycamore Lane SCHWARTZ. ALAN; 24 Snowbird Lane SCHWINN. ROSEMARY; 51 Wolcott SCHROEDER. PATRICIA; 119 Blue Spruce Road SELKIRK. KATHLEEN. 32 Albatross SHAPIRO. DEBRA; 54 Corncrib SHERIDAN. MARION; 26 Boat SILVER. DALE; 80 Kingfisher Road SILVERMAN. ERIC; 7 Aster Lane SILVERMAN. SANORA; 107 Cornflower Road SIMMONS. RICHARD; 164 Orchid SIMMONS. JOEELLEN; 164 Orchid SKRECZ. DREW. 114 Orchid Road SLATTERY. NEAL; 25 loring Road SONTUP. DAVID; 207 Loring Road SPANO. FRANCIS; 28 Barnyard Lane SPANO. LOUIS; 47 Ridge Lane SPERLING. LORI; 31 Woodpecker Lane SPITZEN8ERGER. DIANA; 138 Cornflower Road SPRINGER. ROBERT; 42 Tanager Lane STEUNEN8ERG. WARD; 21 Peony Road STEWART. JOHN; 87 Albatross Road STIlllANOS. PEGGY; 72 Ridge Lane STRENGER. FRED; 14 Aster Lane TAGARIELLO. MICHAEL; 44 Pepple Lane THEARLE. REGINALD 23 Tinder Lane TOOARO. VIRGINIA; 134 Old Farm Road TORRE. ANTHONY; 141 Wolcott Road TOWELL. KEITH; 45 Potter Lane TRAY. ELIAS; 12 Chickadde TRIMBOll. PETER; 74 Woodcock Lane TROIA. THOMAS; 130 Hkkory Lane UFFER. ROBERT 8 Bent Lane VENTRELLI. KAREN; 30 Squirrel Lane VEIGH. LISA; 93 Barnyard WALSH. EUGENE; 51 Blackbird Lane WEISSMAN. JACQUELINE; 44 Family Lane WEINGART. WILLIAM; 49 Holyhock Road WENDER. PATRICIA; 17 Ponder Lane WIESENFELD. ALAN; 178 Blacksmith Road WILDES. BARBARA 3 Plover Lane WILSON. BARBARA 6 James Lane WINTERHALTER. CHARLES; 32 Potter Lane WOLFFSOHN. CATHERINE; 101 Blue Spruce Road YALE. SUSAN; 2 Cool Lane YARMOSH. KENNETH; 36 Gun Lane YESNER. PAMELA; 285 Orchid Road ZAZMAR. ELAINE; 335 Orchid Road ZDROOOWSKI. MARY; 49 Sherwood Road ZIEGLER. RONALD; 30 Carnation Road ZULAWSKI. JUDY; 35 Woodpecker lane ZWIIINSKI. CLARE; 6 Grouse Lane 181 Dear Mr. Millman: Many people are involved in the production of a yearbook, but none are more important than the advisor. Without him, in this case Mr. Millman, we would not have known whether we were doing things properly, plus that all important second opinion would have been missing. Mr. Millman has guided us through the year, overseeing what we did, correcting our mistakes, letting us know something was wrong, assuring us that the world wasn’t coming to an end when we thought it was. We appreciate you for giving us so much of your time, so much of your self. Thank you Mr. Millman, from the class of 1976.