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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1977 volume:

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Cro .Coun- try, Varsity Cross Country, Spring Track DAVID BACKER J.V. and Varsity Basketball, J.V. and Varsity Lacrosse, D.E.C.A. TIMOTHY BACKUS A.V. Squad, Studio OZ, Yearbook Staff, Flame Staff ilCHAEL BALAS Varsity Tennis, lonor Society, Caravan A(|£EN BEACH Yearb t Staff, J.V.iand Varsity Cheerleading, Jun- ior onc enio rom EDWARD BECK Varsity Tennis, Varsity Wrestling, Student Govern- ment, Honor Society 26 Thomas Anderson Faith Aptaker Michelle Armitage Mark Arnold Sally-Maria Asaro Michael Balas Robert Avelli David Backer Robert Aull Timothy Backus Joann Asklund Aileen Beach Dennis Beattie Edward Beck Donna Basile 27 Noreen Beck Sharon Becker Daniel Bernard Frank Blaney Joyce Bode 28 NOREEN BECK Prom Committee, Attendance Assistant, Ring «Commit- tee, Honor Society, Business Com- mittee SHARON BECKER F.H.A., Rii Committee. Business Committee ittee, Busin BEN NET nittee, Buj LISA BENNETT D.E.C.A., Prom Committee. Business Committee JOANNE BILAND Business Com- mittee, Prom Committee YCE BODE Business Committee, onor Society, J.V. and Varsity eerleading, VOLS Program, Prom m ittee r nd MAS E? BROWN J.V. an ity Football, Vqrsity Basketball THOMA M Lacrosse M BRUNOFORTE Honor Yearbook Staff SUEANN Society, Y DARLENE BURNHAM F.H.A., Ring Committee, Business Committee DEBRA CAPONERA Business Com- mittee ' Joanne Biland Deborah Booth Karen Brady Thomas Brown Sueann Brunoforte l William Borgatta Daniel Bracco Debbie Brousseau Thomas Brown John Branigan Darlene Burnham Thomas Byrnes Debra Caponera Brian Carroll 29 Jesus Castaneda Joseph Cautela Timothy Carty Robert Cassese Marc Chabot Steven Chenofsky TIMOTHY CARTY Hdnor Sociel | Flame Staff, Cross Country, Track, Mathletes, Orchestra JESUS CASTANEDA Hockey, Football, Track, Soccer [ JOSEPH J.V and Var- sity Crt ss-Pot5mry, Rina-Carnmittee, Business Committet MARC CHABOT Honor Soci f l Orchestra, Chorus, Mad' Mathletes, NYSSMA ihe( friend,” “Once Upon a Mattress,’ DONNA CHESL1K Honor Soc.ety, Health Careers, Vdrsil Tenni Yearbook Staff, Prom Flame Staff, d. GuidorJ Assistant, Ring Cor Committee CHITI Varsity Softball, Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Basket- ill, Varsity Hdfckey, D.E.C.A., Busi- Business Corn- Swim Team KENNWH CLASSON Bowling, Business Committee KATHLEEN CLEARY Honor So- ciety, Yearbook Staff, Prom Commit- tee Donna Cheslik Patricia Chiti Jeanne Ciarcia NANCY COHEN Varsity Softball, Varsity Field Hockey, Prom Commit- tee, Yearbook Staff, Business Com- mittee KATHLEEN CONNELLY Business Committee, Yearbook Staff, Chorus, Prom Committee RICHARD CONNERY Chorus, All- District Chorus, Drama Club RENEE CONSTANTINE Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee, Business Committee 30 Kathleen Cleary Nancy Cohen Kenneth Classon Kathleen Connelly Ronald Cohen Richard Connery Brian Connors Charlene Conti Mary Conway Robert Cook Renee Constantine 31 Kevin Cookston Mi mm William Cooper Chris Costello Kevin Corbett Robert Corbett David Cox Bruce Cross Kelly Crowell Nancy Crumley Thomas Curtis 32 KEVIN COOKSTON J.V. and Var- sity Football, J.V. Lacrosse, Varsity Track KEVIN CORBETT Varsity Football, J.V. Basketball ROBERT CORBETT Business Com- mittee, J.V. Football, J.V. and Var- sity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, D.E.C.A. MICHELE COSTAR Committee, Varsity Committee ElU B usiness Swimming, Ring BRUCE CROSS Orchestra, All-Dis- trict Orchestra, Music Theater Work- shop NANCY CRUMLEY Chorus, All- District Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Flame Staff, Yearbook Editor, Honor Society, “Bells Are Ringing, Broadway Cabaret ERICH DAHLEM D.E.C.A. ✓ ROBIN DALE J.V. land Varsity Cheerleading MARGARET DALY Studio OZ, Stage Crew, Business Committee, Science Office Staff « % . r Kathleen Davis ROBERT DALY Varsity Track KATHLEEN DAVIS Honor Society THOMAS DEANGELIS D.E.C.A. ELIZABETH DEER Business Commit- tee, Guidance Assistant, Attendance Assistant, Ring Committee, Prom Committee William Deagro Thomas DeAngelis Elizabeth Deer 33 Suzanne DeLange Lawrence Dellavecchia Timothy Donnery i Diane Difilippi Dorothy Dods Edward D'Hondt Donna Eckert Lisa Durenberger Mary Dowd James Duggan 34 SUZANNE DELANGE Honor So- ciety, Business Committee LAWRENCE DELLAVECCHIA J.V. and Varsity Soccer EDWARD D HONDT J.V. and Var- sity Baseball, Honor Society i MARY DOWD Business Commit- tee, Prom'Committe, Varsit Major- ettes I 4, - ,ES DUGGAN Chorus, Music Theater Workshop, Lighting Crew and Designer, NYSSMA, All-District Chorus ; USA DURENBERGER or- sity Basketball ARTHUR ELFLEIN J.V. Football, J.V. Track MICHAEL Baseball ALISON ES Majorettes, book Staff JOSEPH FAGE J.V. Lacrosse, J. Staff, Honor BRENDAN FAHEY J.V. and Varsity Wrestling, J.V. Soccer MICHAEL FALCO J.V Baseball CHRISTOPHER FERRARA J.V. Lacrosse, J.V. and Varsity Soccer CAROL FILINGERI Flame Staff, Varsity Field Hockey, Yearbook Staff, D.E.C.A., Ring Committee, Prom Committee Michael Falco Jeffrey Ever Joseph Fagella Christopher Ferrara Carol Filingeri 35 Carol Galante Debra Fiorello John Fitzsimons iJ I 1 Robert Frankel Ronald Freund Helene Frogman Kathleen Foulon Clifford Friedman Patricia Galeno Robert Galeota Deborah Gavin Sherrie Greene Adam Glatz Mary Gordon Lee Gordon Katharina Grabmayer Scott Greenberg Susan Greene RONALD FREUND J.V. ond Var- sity Basketball CLIFFORD FRIEDMAN Caravan, Band, Orchestral J.V. and Varsity Cross Country, J.V. and Varsity Wrestling, J.V. and Lacrosse, P.A. Announcer PATRICIA GALENO Business Com mittee. Prom Committee, D.E.C.A. KATHRYN GIORDANO Business Committee, Prom Committee Thomas Gowen THOMAS GOWEN J.V. and Var- sity Wrestling, J.V. and Varsity Lacrosse KATHARINA GRABMAYER Honor Society, Colorguard, Varsity Hockey, Yearbook Staff, Ring Com mittee, Prom Committee, Business Committee SCOTT GREENBERG Honor So- ciety SUSAN GREENE Vorsity Field Hockey, Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Softball, Varsity Basketball SUSAN GREENING Varsity Bad- minton, Varsity Volleyball PHILIP GUTTMAN J.V. and Varsity Soccer, J.V. Track HOPE HAAS Business Committee, Science Assistant, J.V. and Varsity Dragon, Ring Committee, Prom Committee MARY ELLEN HABEL Chorus, Prom Committee, Honor Society, ' Boy- friend,'' “Once Upon a Mattress, Bells Are Ringing, “Broadway Cabaret, F.H.A. JEAN HAILER Prom Committee, Business Committee ANDY HAJOHN J.V. Bowling, Varsity Tennis, Class Officer, Prom Committee, Business Committee ANTHONY HAMABLET Vars.ty Tennis KATHRYN HAMM Orchestra, Band PAUL HARROP Honor Society STEPHEN HART Varsity Football, J.V. Baseball, J.V. Basketball LAWRENCE HEALY J.V. and Var- sity Football, J.V. Track, Stage Band, “Bells Are Ringing, Band LISA HERMAN Flame Staff, Busi- ness Committee Mary Ellen Habel Jean Hailer George Hafner Andy Hajohn 38 Kathryn Hamm Lawrence Healy Lisa Herman George Halpin Stanley Halpin Anthony Hamablet Suzette Horned Paul Harrop Stephen Hart Steven Hervan Richard Hirsch 3� Georgette Hohl Sally Holec Roger Hublitz Robert Itchkow HOWARD Honor defy. Varsity Winter and Spring Moo ROGER HUBLITZ Class Officei ® Football, Prom Committee, Society, Lounge Committee CARMEN JOUDEH Honor Society, Ring Committee, Business Commit tee. Lounge Committee PAULA KATZ Honor Society, Flame Staff JOHN KAVANAGH Honor So ciety, J.V. and Varsity Basketball, Yearbook Staff, Flame Staff, Liter- ary Magazine EDWARD KEEGAN -J.V. Football, Honor Society VICTORIA KENDRICK Honor |Socie?7? Prom Committee, Business OLBRIDE Prom Com- mittee, Business Committee John Jiminez John Johnson ALLAN KILFOYLE J.V. Track, Var- sity Cross Country, Varsity Spring Track, Varsity Winter Track, Audio Visual KIM KLUGHERS J.V. and Varsity Cheerleading ROBERT KRATZER Cross Country, Track 40 Richard Howard Kurt Jacobsen Carmen Joudeh Elizabeth Kilbride Allan Kilfoyle Kim Klughers Robert Kratzer 41 Jenny Kutner Barbara Lane PATRICIA KRESSE Varsity Field - Hockey, Business Committee, Prom Committee ALLYNE KUDRENA Honor Society JENNY KUTNER J.V. and Varsity Volleyball, J.V. and Varsity Softball, Varsity Swimming DONNA LAMPERT Varsity Soft ball. Varsity Swimming, Business Committee, Prom Committee BARBARA LANE Honor Society, J.V. and Varsity Majorettes, Class Officer 7 JEAN D.E MICHAEL LANOTTE ing V. Majorettes, Varsity Bowl- ANTHONY LAURENDI Varsity Basketball MONICA PILAR LAWRENCE Cho- rus, Madrigals, “Broadway Cabaret, Prom Committee Donna Lampert ROBERT LAWSON Varsity Hock- ey, Varsity Track, J.V. Football THOMAS LEDER Flame Staff, Mathletes, Science Bulletin, VOLS Program, All-District Chorus, Once Upon a Mattress, Honor Society, Student Government TIMOTHY LEMILY J.V. Wrestling CAROL LINDLEY Yearbook Editor, Varsity Tennis, Honor Society, Flame Staff, Literary Magazine, Chorus MARGARET LOHR Business Com- mittee, Prom Committee DENISE LUNDY Yearbook Editor, Honor Society, Ring Committee, Bus- iness Committee, F.H.A. Jeanne Lane Michael Lanotte Robert Lapine 42 LYNN MAGUFFIN Business Com- mittee Monica Pilar Lawrence Robert Lawson Diane Libertelli Carol Lindley Thomas Lombardi Denise Lundy Lynn Maguffin Margaret Lohr 43 «ut Jackie Maniscalco Salvatore Maniscalco Robert Makosiej Robert Mansfield Alicia Marcone Wanda Mayeski BARBARA MANCINI Honor So- ciety, Varsity Tennis, Varsity Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball, Leaders Club ROBERT MANSFIELD Ham Radio Club, Honor Society, Band, Science Bulletin, Computer Lab Club, Math- letes. Flame Staff, Title I Worker ALICIA MARCONE Varsity Major- ettes, Prom Committee, ‘ Broadway Cabaret BARBARA MATERS Varsity Field Hockey, D.E.C.A., Prom Committee PHYLLIS McANDREWS Chorus Madrigals, All-District Chorus STEPHEN McCANN Stage Band, Band, Orchestra MAUREEN McCONLOGUE Prom Committee, Ring Committee, Busi- ness Committee MARY McCORMACK Varsity Swim Team, Yearbook Staff JEANNE McCREA Business Com- mittee KEITH McDONNELL Ice Hockey Team Phyllis McAndrews Mary McCormack Keith McDonnell Stephen McCann Jeanne McCrea Maureen McConlogue Joseph McDonald John Meyer Kathleen Miller Sandra Miller Sherri Millman 46 Maryanne Montesano Theresa Moore Barbara Molinet Ellen Monica CHRISTOPHER McMAHON J.V. Lacrosse, Varsity Hockey DEBORAH McMANUS Prom Com- mittee, Ring Committee, Business tee, D.E.C.A. ONDY MEADOWS Softball KATHLEEN MILLER Chorus, Varsity Majorettes, Prom Committee c ERI MILLMAN Honor Society om Committee, Ring Commits “ BARBARA MOlTnET Business Staff, Ring Committee, J.V. Swim- ming, D.E.C.A. M Diane Montgomery Patricia Moore MARYANNE MONTESANO J.V. and Varsity Tennis, Yearbook Editor, Flame Staff, Prom Committee, Lounge Committee, Business Com mittee. Ring Committee, Guidance Assistant DIANE MONTGOMERY Track Team, Business Committee Babette Napolitano John Narbuth Sallie Nash Kenneth Neusch Christine Naylor David Neidig Karin Neundorf Vicki Olliver WILLIAM MULLER Audio Visuol Squad, Studio OZ, Bio Lab Squad MONICA MURPHY Band, Prom Committee, Ring Committee 1 SALLIE NASH Honor Society, Orchestra, Chorus, “Amahl, Bells Are Ringing, ' Mame, “Once a Mattress,” Boyfriend,” $MA I wm SUSAN NASH Orchestra, Madri- gal, Honor Society,' Chorus, Music Theater Workshop, Cabaret,” Mame,' Oliver, Once Upon a Mattress, Bells Are Ringing,” '•Boyfnend m i CHRISTINE NAYLOR Health Ca- reers, Orchestra, Ring Committee, Prom Committee, Lounge Commit- tee, Flame Staff, Guidance Assist- ant, Business Committee DAVID NEIDIG Ice Hockey Team MARYANN NIZICH J.V. Track, Varsity Badminton, Yearbook Editor, Ring Committee J morSocie Chorus, Prom Committee, Literary Mage CHERYL PERLSON F.H.A. MICHAEL PETRO Class Officer, J.V. Football, J.V. and Varsity Lacrosse, Student Intern Program, Lounge Committee, Executive Club MARYELLEN PFEIFER Varsity Soft- ball. Varsity Hockey, D.E.C.A., Busi- ness Committee, Prom Committee LOUISE PREISER Varsity Softball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Volley- ball, J.V. Badminton, Varsity Field Hockey Jr Worksho ANCY RONNEBURGER Workshop, Stage Crew Theater RITA RASMUSSEN Honor Society, Yearbook StflFr; Business Commit- tee, ProW -ommittee y CHARLOTTE REYNOLDS Band, Madrigals, All-District Chorus, Stage Band, F.N.A., Mam Once Upon a Mattress,' Bells Are Ring- ing,” Broadway Cabaret, NYSSMA W Maryellen Pfeifer Joseph Picariello Michael Petro paAa RIVELLI Workshop, S Music Theater THOMAS ROl pp Tootball, J.V. and Varsity Baseball, Honor Society, Mathletes, Flame Staff, Literary Magazinpptience Bulletin ETH RZEMIENEIWSKI J.V. J.V. and Varsity Baseball, Varsity Tennis, Ice Hockey Team Lori Pickroot Diane Porembski Thomas Porrazzo Louise Preiser 50 Joanne Ramirez Rita Rasmussen Robert Redmond PH Paula Rivelli Stephen Robinson James Rohrback Nancy Ronneburger Thomas Rus John Ryan Kenneth Rzemieniewski Donna Ruggiero 51 Terri Salvesen Donna Sauer Patricia Schmidt Laura Schubert TERRI SALVESEN Business Com PATRICIA SCHMIDT Prom Commit- tee, Ring Committee, Health Careers LAURA SCHUBERT Business Com- mittee, Yearbook Staff, Ring Com- mittee, Prom Committee DONALD SCHULEIN J.V. and Varsity Lacrosse, J.V. Football DAVID SEEMANN Audio Visual Squad, Studio OZ, Flame Photogra- pher, Prom Committee, Business Committee, Yearbook Editor CHRISTOPHER SHADE Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Football, Honor Society MAUREEN SHADY Honor Society, Orchestra, Prom Committee, ary Magazine Yearbook Committee, iittee. Flame Staff, Liter- HOWARD SHERMAN Honor So- ciety, Flame Staff, Varsity Tennis ROBERT SMALLEY J.V. basketball MARIANNE SMITH Varsity fieU Hockey, D.E.C.A., Prom Committee DAVID SPERLING Varsity Spring and Winter Track, Varsity Cross Country, J.V. Football Donald Schulein Frederick Schwab 52 David Seemann Christopher Shade Arthur Shimell Marianne Smith John Spano Edward Socha Joseph Squires Ronald Stitt 53 Marla Tanzman JAY SULLIVAN Varsity Baseball, J.V. Baseball DONALD SWANDA J.V. Wres- tling, J.V. Lacrosse, J.V. Football MARLA TANZMAN F.H.A., Bicen- tennial Staff, Studio OZ, Audio Vis- ual Squad, Flame Staff, Honor Society RAYANN TORRE Business Com mittee Vincent Tomei THERESA TURTURRO Chorus, Madrigals TIMOTHY TYNAN J.V. and Varsity Baseball, Business Committee LINDA VANALLEN Honor Society, Business Commit •SI vl VAUGHAN Varsity key. Varsity Volleyball, Basketball, Varsity Softball VELE£ Honor Society, Varsity Track IRENE VOGEL Yearbook Staff, Business Committee THERESA WAGNER Honor So-j ciety. Yearbook Staff, Prom Commit- tee :, Pron LAURA WAHL Varsity Hockey, Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Tennis, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball, Leaders Club Rayann Torre Lisa Travaglino Theresa Turturro t 54 Elizabeth Vaughan Michael Ventrelli Irene Vogel Kathleen Vitek Laura Wahl Theresa Wagner 55 Lorraine Weingart William Walsh Deborah Ward Thomas Watkins David Weinberg Mary Warrington Elaine Wellons David Whidden Sheila Widdicombe Gary Washio Gary Weinger Judy Wilber 56 WILLIAM WALSH Varsity Track, J.V. Baseball GARY WASHIO J.V. and Varsity Lacrosse, J.V. and Varsity Football THOMAS WATKINS J.V. and Var- sity Football, J.V. and Varsity Bas- ketball, Honor Society LORRAINE WEINGART Business , Committee GARY WEINGER Varsity Tennis, Honor Society, Flame Staff, Year- book Editor DAVID WHIDDEN Track, Chorus, Band, Stage Crew, Audio Visual Squad, Studio OZ, Yearbook Staff SHELIA WIDDICOMBE Business Committee, Honor Society MARGARET WODKINS Music Theater Workshop, Chorus FRANCES ZAPPALLA Class Offi- cer, Varsity Field Hockey, Orchestra, Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, All- District Orchestra, Flame Staff, Prom Committee, Colorguard Frances Zappalla JOHN ZEISER Chorus, Madrigals, All-District Chorus, Music Theater Workshop, NYSSMA SCOn ZIBNER J.V. Football, J.V. and Varsity Baseball John Zeiser Scott Zibner 57 st FACULTY 59 Robert Graham When I was in high school, I learned a phrase that impressed me at the time and has sustained me with its truth ever since. It is the idea that each of us has but one life to lead, and it is up to us to make it count so that the world will be a bit better because we lived. Great thinkers from Aristotle to Malraux have said this in so many ways that I recommend it to each of our departing seniors. In our contacts with others, to live AND ACT with courage, with love, with honesty is to make our lives mean something, no matter how modest or great our eventual destiny may be. It makes no sense to deplore the state of the world, unless by living we have helped to change it for the better. Good education, like great art, possesses this underlying moral sense. Without overly stressing it, your teachers have tried to help you each become good, decent people who will indeed change the world for the bet- ter. And so, our hopes go with our seniors as they continue their life-educa- tion beyond our walls — that each life will become a victory for mankind. Dr. John L. Sullivan Principal Sr. H.S. 60 Harold Schwarz Principal, Jr. H.S. Eugene Aiello Dr. Don 0. Watkins, President BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. Robert Neidich, Superintendent Sandra Myles, V.P. Martin Adams, Secy. John J. Donaldson Murray Hoffman Nelson A. Goldberg Harvey Sands BUSINESS Priscilla Zinser Randall Mertz Helen Sileo Chairperson Esther Fox Helen Pogal Claire Kavanagh Pearl Sarnoff John Benedetto 62 ART John Galaskas David Smedley Harold Fricke Chairperson 63 Joanne Wagoner ENGLISH Joseph Mezzapesa Anna Connolly Celia Garb Walter Alexander Dwain Lanfear 64 Richard Wright Alice Barnet 65 Francis Haggerty John McCarthy Chairperson Thomas Whitby William Lotosky Junior High Michael Nolan Theresa Wieczerzak Ronald Kelly Chairperson Senior High 67 GUIDANCE Paul Draser George Altvater Carmen Matina Alice Weiner Edward Carroll Chairperson Sheila Haipin 68 Reta Drumm Chairperson Jane Pacifico Lenore Goldis HOME ECONOMICS Muriel Huenlich Isabelle Wojnar 69 Joseph Mancini Armand Tarantelli 70 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Walter Zacharkow Raymond Mierjeski Edward Ray Herbert Lipsky Thomas Clapps Chairperson LANGUAGE Marlis Shoemaker MUSIC Ernest Teichert William Reynolds Dianne Wilburger John Geida Henry Corin Shirley Novak Fred Schmitt Chairperson MATHEMATICS 7 A Jerome Anderson Charles Sciacca 75 Edward Sobanski PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sally Brown Gerald Jewell Chairperson Senior High Max Kaufman Chairperson Junior High 76 Robert Waters 77 SOCIAL STUDIES Eugene Caldarone Joan Watson Chairperson Dolores Collins Thomas O'Mara Herbert Kaufman 78 Frederick Goelz Raymond Wieczerzak Anthony DiNapoli Julius Lieber Vivienne Swartz 79 Franklyn Dennis Ronald Faggioni Richard Erbacher «■ I ‘5Mv Charles Tracy Chairperson Mary Gough Raymond Asaph Junior High Robert Danhieux SCIENCE Richard Festante John D'Agostino Muriel Fox 81 Isadore Wahl Robert Reggio Chairperson James Morriss Edith Stillwaggon Stephen Tier 82 Emile Tolle Peter Arculeo 83 Fred Waxenberg Psychologist Mathew Guerin Library Leila Ettenson Nurse Mortimer Segal Audio-Visual Gerald Radner Chairperson Susan Peterson Peter Lampasona SPECIAL EDUCATION Charles Isola Edward Gelbert Maureen Jackson SENIOR FAVORITES BIGGEST FLIRT Michele Costerella Tom Brown Louise Preiser Joe Picariello CLASS SWEETHEARTS Tom Watkins and Patty Kresse Adam Glatz and Vicky Kendrick NICEST SMILE Renee Constantine Bob Smalley Alicia Marcone Steve Chenofsky NICEST EYES Donna Cheslick Dane Petersen Kathy Vitek Steve Hart MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carol Lindley Tom Rus Maureen Shady Tom Leder ___________-....■Esyr MOST DEDICATED Sally Asaro Roger Hublitz Fran Zappalla Mike Petro SCHOLAR ATHLETE Barbara Mancini Chris Shade Patty Chiti Tom Watkins MOST ATHLETIC Laura Wahl Gary Washio Sue Greene Allan Kilfoyle 92 MOST MUSICAL Susan Nash Marc Chabot Charlotte Reynolds Cliff Friedman MOST ARTISTIC Marilyn Velez Gary Weinger Aileen Beach Larry DelVacchio NICEST TO KNOW Maryann Nizich Tony Hamablet Patty Kresse Tom Gowen BEST BODY Barbara Lane Rich Howard Maryellen Pfeifer Joe Fagella 94 MOST DISTINCTIVE LAUGH Kathy Connelly Jay Epstein Betty Ann Vaughan Brian Connors CLASS CLOWN Betty Kilbride Keith McDonnell Hope Haas Bobby Aull KS hop FINE ARTS AND AND HUMAN AWARE DEC r j NITY IR COMM HO FINE ARTS 96 ACTIVITIES Convention '76 98 99 Moustache Contest 100 101 102 The Winner Senior Faculty Game Seniors 52 Faculty 48 104 INTEGRATED STUDIES Great Adventure 08 109 Conductor , . Plano • • • . Drums .... Electric Beef Troabone . . Trumpets . . STAG! Stage Manager................ , Assistant Stage Manager .... Light Crew Chief ............... Art Crew Chief.................. Choreography Assistants .... ance Captain .................. Publicity Chief ................ Costume Coordinators ........... Sound Consultants............... Prop Chief ..................... Make-Op .............. -f ' ' Stage Crew Art Crew Program Cower Design Costume Assistants • Lobby Design ................... Publicity ...................... Lighting Crew .................. Magic Coordinator .............. Photography.................... Construction.................... Usherettes.................... Ticket Sales ................... Refreshments . ................D DIVISION AVENUE Dr. John L. Sulliwan, Principal DIVISION AVENUE Mr. Hal Schwarts, Principal . . • •.............John V. G«ld ............. ..... Shirley Novak ... .............. Dominick Amento . ............Joe Inclarrano .......................Danny Leeda . . . Steve Addarao, Leonard LaSala THE DIVISION AVENUE HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC DEPARTMENT and THE MUSIC THEATER WORKSHOP (THE S.S.S.) presents .w.-v: ...................Janice Kurtika ............... Nancy Ronenberger ......................James Duggan • ............Vincent D Ambrosio . . . Paula Adorno, Paula Rive 111 .................... Lisa Paeca .................... Paula Rivelli , . . Monica Lawrence, Judy Currie Ginger Schreiner, Andria Angelo . . • Bill Muller, Robert Staibe ......................Patty Beat .... Music Parente Association CHEWS . . Shari Schults, Mike Rivelli Robert Stalb, Dave Widden Oslia Weisenfeld, Denise Rivelli Peggy Daly, Patty Best Brian Mailer, Andrew Kloberdans Pristine Shehi, Sharon Roserblue ccent D'Ambrosio, Lorraine Naylor . . Rachel Keuning, Kim Marryat Mary Travers, Dsnlse Rivelli Arlene Hawes, Pat Sullivan Janice Kurtske, Ann Camilleri Celia Weisenfeld, Karen Vella Oiristlne Shehi, Melanie Tansman ........... Vincent D'Ambrosio . Margaret Wodkins, Pat Sullivan Melanie Tan man, Kathy Smith fancy Ronenberger, Cathy Sullivan ....................Lea Porter i.......... The S.S.S. i . . • Ricky Juliano, Dean Reid John Schreiner, Ken Bunker .............Sharon Rosenblum ................... Bill Muller ,................. James Duggan i. • Members of the Junior Chorus ................... The S.S.S. •n Ave. Music Parents Association IR HIGH SCHOOL '• Robert Graham, Ass't Principal IR HIGH SCHOOL . Eugene Aiello, Ass't Principal Bfwomtf Cfstser idea conceived by M3NICA IAWHENCE and RICHARD CONNER! Mistress of Ceremonies Master of Cereraoniss SUSAN NASH JA J DUGGAN with SALLI HOLEC as Dottle Klein Directional Supervision JOHN W. GSIDA Scenes staged by . . . Musical Coordinatio® . Choreography ......... Musical Arrangements . Stage Manager .... Scenic Design .... Lighting Design . . . Dialogue Coordinator . Sound Design.......... Directional Assistant Orchestra Conducted by John W. Geida and Richard Connery • •••............Shirley Novak .••.••••• Richard Connery ................. John W. Geida ...............Janice Kurtske ........... Vincent D'Ambrosio ................ James Duggan ............ . Monica Lawrence . . . . Robert Staib, Bill Muller • ••••,.•. Richard tannery .......... ..... John W. Geida PERFORMANCES ON JANUARY 13, lii 15 AT 8 jOO P.M. IN THE DIVISION AVENUE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Presented through the courtesy of THE LEAGUE OP NEW YORK THEATRES AND PRODUCERS, INC. Hey Coach, we have an idea . . . That’s the way it all began back in September when several students of the Music Theater Workshop first approached me with the idea of presenting BROADWAY CABARET. They had worked out every little detail dur- ing the summer vacation and words were coming from their mouths so quickly that it was impossible to decipher what they were saying. The thing I had no trouble at all understanding was the enthusiasm and excitement which was bubbling over from within them. Basically, their idea was to prepare a series of carefully and thought out scenes from current Broadway shows and then present them in a unified fashion that would depict todays trends in American Musical Theater. Also, they wanted to do this on their own — including production, direction staging, choreography and costuming. In a very polite and tactful manner, they were, in essence, asking me to “supervise and allow them to put it all together. The look of joy that appeared in their eyes when I gave the go ahead is in itself a just reward. Little did my “Stage Struck Students (a name, by the way, they chose themselves) realize how much I agreed with their plan. What could be more beneficial to them and of more educational value than - learning by doing? It is one thing to follow instructions set forth by a director and yet another to give these directions yourself. The final product, the production itself, would be of secondary importance. Regardless of how successful a produc- tion may be to an audience, if the students in that presentation do not share in a learning experience then it is of no value other than to be an ego-booster to the director. The primary concern would be helping these students develop potentials and abilities that might never have surfaced; not only as performers on a stage, but as human beings who are learning to make their lives useful and productive — contributing whatever they possess to the society in which they live. As it turned out, there were many little details that had yet to be worked out; in fact, there were quite a few sizeable obstacles. I believe that many of our S.S.S. have never in their life worked so hard towards a common goal. And whether BROADWAY CABARET is a tremendous success or a resounding flop, it will be something that each one of our young men and women will remember as long as they live. From the audience's viewpoint, BROADWAY CABARET promises to be a highly entertaining evening of song and dance. We will all agree that even the best shows have their dull moments, but by selecting only specific scenes you can usually eliminate them. There has never been as much difficult and technical choreography included in one of our high school performances. The credit for this is given to Richard Connery, a twelfth grader with an enormous wealth of talent and through whose efforts and dreams this show has become a reality. To Richard, and to Monica Lawrence, I extend my sincere congratulations for a job well done. From the performer’s viewpoint, won’t you share in their fun, in their jubilance and in their learning? All of us, myself included, occasionally will generalize about those bad kids that always seem to give a poor reputation to all teenagers. They are the exception. Tonight, you will see the finest group of hardworking, considerate, responsible and cooperative teenagers to be found anywhere. Sit back, relax and share with us a night of musi- cal theater, which after all, is nothing more than a mutual communication of love between performer and audi- ence. Thank you for being here and supporting our ambitions. 115 John W. Geida 811 ORGANIZATIONS Perspectum Staff 120 122 Junior Class Officers Stage Band 123 Junior Literary Magazine Senior Literary Magazine Deca Flame 125 Temperature Chasers Studio Oz Media Communications Senior Honor Society Junior Honor Society Our Band At Rest Color Guard i.j . . • ■ ■ 130 131 Leaders Club Majorettes Chorus Madrigals 133 Orchestra Student Government Secretaries Custodians 136 SPORTS Badminton Coach: Sally Brown 139 Tennis With the ending of our Fall 1977 season the Varsity Tennis Team clinched second place in their division with an outstanding 8-1 record. The team, led by veteran seniors: Tony Hamablet, Gary Weinger, Mike Balas and Howie Sherman, made an impressive show of teamwork and determination. COACH: Mr. Jordon Ml The 1976 year of the “Big Austerity,” found our team spending as much time raising funds as training to compete. Thanks to the efforts of responsible par- ents, hardworking runners and a resourceful coach the team was a success in both areas. The Harriers finished their season with a commendable 4-2 record. Despite injuries they finished 6th in the North Shore B” Championships. Sen- iors Ken Sherlock, John Austin, Bob Cassese and Paul Wulff earned their letters this year. Senior Allan Kilfoyle placed 2nd in the North Shore Championships, 7th in the Nassau County Meet, 10th in the State meet and 14th in the all encompassing New York Federation Meet. 142 Cross Country 144 Football COACH: Mr. Jewell The Blue Dragon football team was a young and enthusiastic group. Their over- all record does not give any indication of several of the games that were lost in the final minutes. This young team revealed its potential in the Memorial and South- side games. Division earned the Levittown championship by defeating Memorial 1 8-0. Tom Brown and Kevin Corbett earned All League honors. Kevin Corbett was also honored by being selected for the Grid Iron 44 team. 146 Basketball COACH: Mr. Krug The 1976-77 basketball season saw the Blue Dragons with a 6-12 overall record. The highlights of the season came with back to back wins over two of the league’s leading teams, Westbury and Roslyn. Leading the team in rebounds was Bob Aull, while Tom Watkins paced the way in most points and assists. Congratulations to all on a fine team effort. Softball COACH: Ms. Fleming V raw uno Tennis COACH: Ms. Brown 148 Hockey COACH: Ms. Freeman Volleyball 149 COACH: Ms. Moran Wrestling COACH: Mr. Winkle Under the guidance of new coach, Mr. Winkle, the Varsity wres- tling team finished with a record of 5-9. The team was led by co- captains Chris Shade and Steve Washio, and seniors Bob Cook, Brendan Fahey, Tom Gowan and Tim Lemily. Bob Cook and Tyrone Hughes both took first place medals in the annual MacArthur wres- tling tournament. Thanks to Mr. Winkle, the wrestling program shows promise for the years ahead. 152 155 Varsity Cheerleaders J.V. Cheerleaders 156 157 Baseball COACH: Mr. Arculeo 158 159 Ice Hockey COACH: Mr. Neidig Playing in the N.Y.I.H.S.H.L. this club finished third with a 7-7-3 record. Senior Ken Rziemienewski led the team and league in scoring with 40 goals and 25 assists. Senior goal tender Keith McDonnell led the league in most penalties for a goalie. Graduating seniors are second high scorer Dave Neidig, Jesus Casteneda, Ken Rziemienewski, Dave Myron, Keith McDonnell and Bob Lawson who sat out most of the season with a broken ankle. 160 Lacrosse COACH: Mr. Waters 162 163 lettwtla g i2? rat itio mm nvirtru ' wl iru. ■ ''That's one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind.” MEN WALK ON THE MOON Start and Photo on Pa«c« 3-12 RETRERT TOWARD SPIGOT As Time Goes By . . . 1960's POW 164 Hanson Murders 1970's 165 l ieyy o4i « 3SH0 0 Best Sellers FICTION 1 — Trinity, Urn (I Iasi week; 2 —Roue the Titonicl, Cusslar i 3 —Sleeping Murder, Christie ( 4 —The Users, Hober 18) 5— The Croih of ’ 79. Erdman 6— Storm Wornmg, Higgins (4 7— Ceremony of the Innocent, CaldwmlhS) 8 — Slapstick, Vonneguf (7) I 9 —Dolores, Susonn 10—Touch Not the Cot, S'ewori NONFICTION I I —Roots. Hofey (1) ■ 2 —Your Erroneous Zones. 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MONTERO, M.D. 192 SPONSORS Good Luck Laurie, Love Mr. and Mrs. Gumo Success, Happiness and Love To The Class of '77, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Lennstrom Aesir Towring; William Pfau Four Years Ago We Saw A Vision, It Came True, Dave Is Out of Division! Mr. and Mrs. F. Seeman To My Brother Dave, Good Luck In The Future, Pfc. Scott Seeman To My Girl Terri S. I Never Thought You Would Make It. I Still Don't, But You Did, Well Anyway Good Luck! Love Dave S. Congratulations From Your Swim Team Michele — Jenny Kathy — Joan 193 Allen Cheifetz Loci, Now stort checking the Help Wonted Ad� , Love, Mom and Dod Best of Luck to the Gang, Love, Pic D-D, We finally made it. Pic — So that's what straw- berry tastes likel Steve and Lori Lori — Good luck in the future. Gory To all Renee's friends: Joyce, Kathy, Margaret, Betty, Maryonn, Monica, Jeanne, Nancy, Lorraine, Patti C, and Marianne, Best of luck always Mrs. Constantine. Joyce, Kaffy, Bette, Marg, Beanre, Rainy, Non, Missey and Monica there's no end- ship to our friendship. Love, Nay To my daughter Renee, May all your dreams come true. Best of luck and happiness. Love, Mom To Renee, Good Luck to my big sister. Love, Karen To my other daughter Joyce, I'm glad you and Renee have been friends for so long. Best of luck always, (Rent due on the 15th.) Mommy Constantine Mr. and Mrs. DeSouza, Ed ond Donna — Good luck to class of '77. To Renee (Lucy) Best of Luck to my favorite squirrelite and to all her pals, remember all the good times. Love, Donna (Ethel) Best Wishes and Good Luck in the Future Renee To Renee, and friends, it's been really good knowing all of you,- Good luck in the future. Mr. ond Mrs. Paul Bennett — Class of'71 and '72. Lisa — I never flew before but when I do you better say fly me” Love, Seimy A four leaf clover; it has been said, brings good fortune to the finder, knowing Lisa is the same for you have hod luck to just find her. Prospectors searched for gold and used a pan, Lisa finds it all by just saying I con. Lisa — Thanks for being a friend when I needed one, John. Lisa — May your energy ond spirit make for a beautiful life filled with all the happi- ness you so rightly deserve. Love, Pete. Lisa, We've hod lots of good times together throughout the years. You're a great friend and I wish you happi- ness in everything you do for the future. Love your friend, JoAnne. The Haywood Family. To my class: It's been funl William Bode Elizabeth Bode Elsie Bode Madeline Kelty Linda and Peter, 1976 Congratulations to Joyce, Debbie and Roy. Good Luck '77, From Mrs. Sileo Liz, Remember all of the good times we have hod, thanks to Moy's, which mode them all possible. Good Luck — Love Me (Linda) Too bod — Division Avenue is losing Liz Deer. Jean Liz — though I've known you only o short time I feel that you ore a good friend and a great person. Love, Sue My friend Liz, You made my stay in Mays the greatestl Keep your great sense of humor. Valerie Liz, all the times at the Pownk- coker and Mays were great, but even better ones are still to come. Good Luck, Love ya. Barb To me women are like ele- phants, I like to look at them but I'd hate to own one.” — W. C. Fields (Mr. Hennessy) Good luck to the class of '77, and especially to Liz, for moking the world better. E. M. High School Student (Jerry) Good luck to Liz Deer, N.B., D.C., L.H., S.W., L.V.A., ond all the rest from A.D. Good Luck Class of '77, and especially to my sister Liz. John Deer Good Luck Class of '77, you'll love college a lot more than Divisioni I dol E. McDonald To Liz, Best of luck in whatever you may do in the future The Best Is Yet To Cornel” P. Longo To the class of '77 Best of luck in all you do, Mrs. K. McDonald Good Luck and Best Wishes in oil you do in the future to the class of '77. Mr. and Mrs. J. McHole The best of health, luck and happiness to my daughter Elizabeth — Mom CONGRATULATIONS — Liz — you finally made it. Peggy Liz — I hope the times at Divi- sion, and the rest of your life, ore as fun as the night on the dock.” C. B. Stoller I would rather see you there” then here. R. Anderson. Good Luck to o wonderful girl and many happy smart years aheod. C. K. These are the good old days. Mr. and Mrs. W. Tymonn To Elizabeth — Best Wishes to you and your classmates of '77. Enjoy and be happy. Love, Ginny and Rich Pallodino To Elizabeth — Put your best foot forward in whatever you do, and you'll make it in your future. Ginny and Rich Pollodino To Liz and class of 77 — Best of everything in the future. Kenny. Congratulations, class of '77. Michael and Pat Coleman. Congratula- tions — Elizabeth and class of '77. Mary Tymann Good Luck class of '77. Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeLange Best of Luck — Tubby Wubby, Legs, Pickles, Killer Cat, Da Peorl — Love always. Spi- der. Darlene — Always remember those contestsll Love, Suzanne Suzanne, wishing you all the best in the future! Remem- ber the beochl Best luck to my daughter Mar- garet. Love, Mom and Dod Best of Luck to the Class of 77 — Ellen Good luck in the future to the Closs of '77. George ond Terry Laughter — Love and Happi- ness to the Class of '77. Mr. ond Mrs. R. Tennont Lots of Luck and Happiness Sheila. Uncle Teddy and Aunt Florence Best of Luck Sheila from Grandma and Grandpa Stay as Sweet as you are. Love Aunt Peg To my cousin. Much luck and hoppiness. Love, Joan To Sheila, The Best For The Best. Love, Mary Sheila, Congratulations and best wishes. May the years ahead bring the fulfillment of your fondest hopes. Love, Mom Sheila — May your future be filled with love ond hoppi- ness. Congratulations, Love, Dad Laverne and Shirley and Ken- neth and Dandy, forever. SUCCESS IRENEI MOM, DAD, AND LAURIE Congratulations Irene, Love Aunt Shirley and Grandpa Good luck to the Closs of '77 — Mrs. Kelly To my grandson. Keep on Truckin’ — Grandpa Seem- ann To Dave, much success, you deserve it— Mrs. Sayre Congratulations to the Class of '77 — Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barton To the Class of '77, Good Luck, after Division you will need it. Walter Ostrowski Dave S., Good Luck in the future. Mrs. Ruso Good luck and best wishes to the Class of '77. Mrs. Bado- lato Best Wishes and Good Luck Dove. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Salvesen Dave — you're leaving Divi- sion and I'm coming. E. Seemann Best of Luck from the Segal's. Good Luck — The D'Alboras Good Luck to the Class of '77 — The Cole's Tennis friends forever — The Stout's Good Luck — The Simones- chis Good Luck to the Class of '77 — The McFeely Family To Maryanne Montesano, Best Wishes to you always, and congratulations to Class of '77, from Class of '78 Mario” To Moryanne Montesano, Best Wishes and may you suc- ceed in what you attempt to dol Maureen Horton Moryanne Montesano, Life is like a garden: some blooms, some weeds. Jon't hurry thru. Take time to smell the flowers along the way. The Braithwaites Congratulations Maryannel The Hufnagels' Our very Best Wishes, Mar- yannel The Beaches Maryanne — Best of luck in all your endeavors — Susan + Pot To Maryanne — so glad you are a neighbor and friend. Delia Harmon To Maryanne Montesano, Good Luck in Life. Love always the Molafronte kids . . . Kathleen, Missy, Vmny, Eileen, Patty, Mike, John, and Michael. Good Luck to the Class of '77 — Mr. ond Mrs. V. Mala- fronte To Mary on ne Montesano — Love and Happiness forever — Love, Eileen To Maryanne Montesano — Congratulations, Love Vinny Molafronte To Moryanne Montesano — Good luck to a great cousin. Love always Kath- leen To Maryanne, Lots of Luck in the coming future. May you get whatever you're going for. Carol Hempstead To Maryanne, The best of everything. Good luck in everything and anything you do — Pat Machado Well done, Maryannel I'm glad we are friends and neighbors, too. Mrs. Meagher Good luck and Best Wishes for the future. Ann and Ben Colon To Moryanne, Best of Luck to you and I'll remember to stay off the road. Love, Terry Aprea Good Luck in the future. Joan Groenveld Good luck ond success in the future. Mrs. Mangiacopre To Maryanne, All our love and Best of Luck in your future. We know you'll do A-ok. Ed and Pat Bolger To Maryanne, Good Luck to our new friend whose the greatest. Love The Bolger Bunch” Good Luck in the future to the Class of '77. Linda Brockman Maryanne, Best Wishes always and much happiness — Goil Farrington Moryanne and Closs of '77, Much Luck and Happiness in your coming future adventures. Love Mom and Mrs. Carol Montesano Mighty Maryanne, Much Luck and Happiness. DaddyO Montesano Congratulations to Maryanne ond the Class of '77. Lynn and Frank To the daughter of my chikJ- hood dreams: 7 is for Luck, 77 is for double Luck. Love, the Father of your child- hood days. Good Luck in the future Lanie, Love Ma. Wishing all the luck in the world to a beautiful young lody. Uncle Bill and Chris Best of Luck and lots of love to you Elaine. Gram To a niece in body and spirit. May the sun always shine in your life. Aunt Nickey. To a special pal always. Sue. I can't think of a thing to say so I'll just wish you joy on your graduation day — GMC Good Luck Elaine, Love Potty, Word, and Chrissy Good Luck in whatever you do Elaine, Moc Best of Luck always Class of '77. Barbara (Class of '74) Good Luck Elaine, Aunt Boo and Uncle Bobby Good Luck Elaine, Elise Chor- lick Best of Luck Class of '77, Helen Kenned ' Good Luck Closs of '77, Ele- nor Dilhoff Good Luck Elaine, Delores ond Jerry Best of Luck Class of '77, Jim Brown Mr. John Benedetto Good Luck Sal — Mr. and Mrs. Maniscalco Lots of Happiness. Uncle Mike Good Luck Class of '77, Doro- thy Cavanagh Our Best of Wishes Class of '77, Miller Family Best of Luck, Mr. and Mrs. Cestare Good Luck to all the Bookies. Good Luck Elaine, Kay Hollo- way. Lots of luck to Class of '77. Congratulations — Closs of '77 — George and Lynne McElroy To Debbie G. Good Luck and Best Wishes and to the Class of '77. Margaite Toores. Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of '77. Wolffsohn Family. Old students never die. They just cut class more often. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Foy To Debbie G., I don't know you too well — but you're a good girl. So stay happy and stoy cool . . . Laura Gallo Debbie, Best of Luck always and may you be successful in whatever you do, Pam Dixion. To Debbie G., Good luck and best wishes and to the Closs of '77. Mom ond Dad Gavin. To Debbie G.: Success in ever- ything you undertake. Mr. and Mrs. Pfeifer To Debbie: Lots of Luck and Happiness in all you do. Mr. and Mrs. F. Higgins Congratulations Debbiel Mau- reen and Ronald Levinson. Lots of luck, Debbie. John and Josephine Curry To the Class of '77 — You finally made it. Keep on truckin'. The DeLucas Good Luck in the future years. The Kirschenbaum Family Stay as sweet as you ore muf- fin, Love, Mom Let your light shine wherever you may be. Claire and Bruce. May you be as happy as me for all your days. L. Bonsig- nore May all your dreams come through in life. Love, Doddy To a pretty cool sister. Good Luck in the years to come. Love Laraine and Neal. To all my close friends and classmates. I'd like to wish all the best things in life — Chris To the girl who stole my heart, for all eternity, Chris I love you. Love, Dale. To the sweetest niece in the world. Love Aunt Lillian If it feels good — do itl Shary and Jackie Swop a smile, trode some cheer — let's be happy while we're here. Eileen Ernst Good Luck in everything you do. Mary and Tom To Cheryl and the Class of '77 Sophie Gruno Best of Luck to the Gang Do Perl Health, happiness and wis- dom to the Class of '77. The Perlson Family Congratulations and Good Luck to Cheryl in the Closs of '77. Love, Cothy Luck, Love and Lust, Louro Ruth Perlson Russell? Great Wisdom, greater Love to my sister, Cheryl. L.R.P.R.? May everything you wish for come your way. Health, happiness, prosperity, etc. Love your Grandma Helen Chug-a-Mug. Ray ''Malibu” Borrero Best Luck to the Class of '77. Love, Gerri Best of Luck to the Class of 194 '77. God knows you'll need itl Bobbie Perlson Wiggons, Loves 011 4 ever. Stella and John Caldarella From today's youths come tomorrow's prospects. Good Luck '77. Delangeno: I won those con- tests! Love, your B.S.F., Burn S.P.D.C.L. Good Luck Love, T.W. Good Luck and best wishes to the Class of '77. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burnham Best of Luck to Shade 431 Elaine + Danny Mecuri What came between Shade'' and a great Football Career? The Fickle Finger of Fatel Rhoda and Jack Vogel To Gutter, the Mad Mohi- can signed — dearest Dee Best Wishes to the Class of '77. From the Yaegers. Lots of Luck to Chris Shade. From the Blooms. Our best always to Division Ave. H.S. From the Stone Family Best of Luck to the Four-eyed poin-in-the-neck, Shade. Best wishes to Chris Shade and the Class of '77 — The Callahan's Best wishes to Chris Shade and the Class of '77 — The Tintles Hey Sheede, wanna wrestle? Best wishes to the Class of '77 — C.T.S. Code 247 Congratulates Christopher Shade. Best wishes — The Schultz Family Good Luck from Ted, Kate, Miss Jiles and Neilah Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Arculeo Chris S.: Good Luckl — Bruce P. Ship ahoy Class of '77 — Margret Hevermonn Congratulations! I Shade Fam- ily and Mr. Kitty It's a fact, well understood — no one knows how Shade made it throughl Gizasterhagenll The Yoches’s I Love You, Chris Shade — Sylvia Best wishes to the Class of ‘77 from Mr. Calderone From the SUNY Cortland Class of '77 to the D.A.H.S. Class of '77 — Good Luck Best wishes ond good luck to the Class of '77. Mrs. Pi Good luck to the Class of '77. May you all reach 87 — Aunt Marie Good Luck to our grandchild ond to the Class of '77 — Grandma and Grandpa To our daughter Theresa, may you get everything you want, and never want for anything. Mommy and Daddy Good Luck to the Class of '77 — Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cali To our great niece, may you have much happiness and success in the years aheod. Bob and Elaine Good Luck to the Class of '77 from the Class of '87 — Cousin Donny Good Luck to the Class of '77 Mr. and Mrs. B. Kingsley To the Great Class of '77 Good Luck From the Green Machine Good Luck to the Closs of '77 From Auntie Marne Quane May good luck follow you all the doys of your lives '77. Good Health, Happiness, and Wealth. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamm The Sharkey Family Jane Sharkey Mary Sharkey Lot of Luck Class of '77 Irene Keating So you've finally made it, Kathryn. Nana The Williams Family Good Luck in everything you do, Marybeth. Mac Good Luck to My Grand- daughter Marybeth, Gramma Good Luck to the Class of '77 — Mom May your future be in a peaceful world. Dad Good luck in whatever you do Mother — John May you have a bright future, Carol Best wishes from the Tynans R.H. drinks milk (Sunken For- est) What a rip-off, they wouldn't even let me call you all those nasty names I wanted to . Good-Luck. Black has a grey chin. Best wishes to the whole class from the Klughers Family Not by the hair of my chinny chin chin. Best wishes to the Closs of '77 — Shirley Novak Thanks for everything Mr. Graham Good Luck to the whole class from the Nashes Division should have fiber- glass backboards — Bird- man Best Wishes — The Cummings My student got 100 on the Regents — from Mr. Cal- derone We never thought you'd make it. Good luck in spite of yourselves. Mrs. K. Kauf- man Best of Luck to the Class of '77. Ms. Felicetti GREAT to be alivel Best wishes to the Junior Class — The Yoegers Great Adventure will never be the samel Good Luck to the Class of '77. Hands off my new red Camarol For the Closs of '77, the best is yet to come. To Kathy and Joe it looks like eternal spring. To Freckles and Kaffy, From a 6th grade fling to a 12th grade romance. George has a clean chin. I'll never be the same. One more down, one more to go. The Shady's Picarrello is cheapl And hates my chicken cacciatore. T.T. — you're too good for her. Best wishes from the Shehi Family It's been nice knowing you — I'll miss you. S. Casey Brown Good Luck to the graduates. Mrs. Goldis Best wishes Class of '77. Joon and Mike Costarella Good Luck to all — Renee and Mike Costarella Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 77. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Davis Allyne, Your friendship is so special to me. Much happi- ness in everything you do. Kathy To the gang in Integrated Studies: Congratulations and best of luck. Kathy Davis Good Luck — The Cantor Family Best Wishes — Cappadora Realty Best Wishes To The Class of 77, Mr. and Mrs. Micilo Life is a battle, see to it that you stay the victor — The Funk Family Good Luck To The Class of 77 — The Corente Fomily Good Luck — The Nevaders Lots of happiness in your future. The Davids Carol, Good Luck Zero Carol, Best of luck to you and much happiness to the class of 77. The Solomons Good Luck to the class of 77 — Tom Schindler Good Luck — The Klaiber Family Good Luck to the class of 77 — Mr. and Mrs. Conning Best of luck to the graduating closs of 77 — The Wiltze Family Good Luck to the class of 77 — The Guinn Family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bopp Good Luck in the future — Mr. and Mrs. J. McCarthy and Family Good Luckl — Mr. and Mrs. Distefono Good Luck — Raymond Bas- semyr Good Luckl — Robert S. Giar- ratano Maybe you'll be the first to get blood from a stone. — The Specht Family Good Luck to the class of 77 — The Cerner Family Good Luck to the class of 77 — Florence Shinesky Character is higher than intel- lect. Mr. and Mrs. Teich and Family Best of luck in the future — Cindy Amilicia Best Wishes and lots of luck in the future. — Stuart Mill- man Best Wishes to the graduating class of 77 — Eddie Mill- man 77 is the year for you — may all your hopes and dreams come true — Mr. ond Mrs. Millman Best of luck to the graduating class of 77 — Mr. Bernard Birnboum of Rhams Good Luck Class of '77. Ceil Abrams Best wishes Class of '77. Eddie Abrams Knock 'em deod — Class of '77. Anonymous Good Luck to Debbie and Terri, from the Panzicas. Best Wishes Class of '77. Mr. and Mrs. William Schiffer Best wishes ond Good Luck Terril Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Salvesen Good Luck to Aunt Terri, Love Bobbie Salvesen May the bird of paradise fly up your you know what and not hurt. Good Luck Class of '77. Bobby and Barbara Salvesen. Good Luck Terri. Mr. Mangeri Thanks for the nice memories and friendship. Good Luck in the future. Closs of '77 — Good luck in whatever you do. Best wishes to the Class of 1977. Mrs. M. Huenlich May the wind be always at your back. Mrs. J. Laurita Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cronkite Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bryant Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jones Mrs. C. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Harole Wright Cheryl Wright — 1974. CONGRATULATIONS to Nancy from Mr. Jules Citrin Best of everything to Nancy from Rae Lerner Be happy always Love Mrs. Ruth Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Duffy Mrs. Ruth K. Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Turkovich Mr. and Mrs. Colletti Best of Luck to the Class of '77. Mr. ond Mrs. R. DiStefano CONGRATULATIONS to the graduatesl Mr. and Mrs. J. Brunoforte Good Luck and success to all my friends. Especially ever- yone in Chem. 1 3. Sue Ann B. Mr. and Mrs. Barjeski Mr. and Mrs. Czerwinski Mr. and Mrs. Gerbe Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Congratulations you finally made itl Love Mom and Dad To J. B. the prettiest girl in the school, she can't miss. Good Luck, Heolth, and Hap- piness always. Love Jean Koenig Good Luck Aunt Joannel Love Sharon To Chuckie, Good Luck now and in the future, your Avon Lady Jackie. Good Luck to the Class of '74 — S. B. To Heidi, The best security guard with a flashlight that ever lived. By, Pat Lanotte. May the blessing of God be with you always. With much love — Lady To the Class of ‘77 May your wishes rise to heaven. Best of Luck to the Class of 77. Wishes to all for times to come. From year to year I'll always soy, Best of Luck on your way! Love, Eloise. To my sister, have fun. Love, Michael Luck to all of the Class of '77. Good Luck Class of '77. From the Frieds. Good Luck Lauriel From the Keunings. Best of wishes from Mom and Dad. Good Luck from Gram. Good Luck Closs of '77, The Gallaghers. Peace Love The Turner Fam- ily. Dear Snoozer, (Alias Dog- worm — Wee Har) CON- GRATULATIONS! Erroll (Eggroll) To my sister Joanne — CON- GRATULATIONS and GOOD LUCKI Love tommy Joanne Biland — My Fourth Daughter, Best of Luck — Mrs. Mary Libertelli CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '771 Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Libertelli CONGRATULATIONS TO A GOOD FRIENDI Good Luck always, Joanne; Barb Joanne — See you in For- mingdalel. Love, Lisa Good Luck Mosquito, Bullfrog, SuperChick, Peanuts, Muf- fin and Class of '77. Debbie: May the sun always shine on your journey to success — Sunlight John. Debbie: Best of luck to you always. Love Danny Reisig. Good Luck to the Class of '77. John D'Orazio. To Debbie: Best of luck always. Warren. Debbie: Best wishes, from your sister Denise. To Debbie: Best wishes from Tom and Jim. Debbie: Lots of luck and hap- piness,- Love Aunt Carol, Uncle Steve, Dawn, Stevie Good Luck to the Class of '77 Hot Stuff You know what the present is, but the future will be what- ever you make it. Ana and Pete. To Debbie: Good Luck always. Love, Grandma To Starlight: Three's and eights. Love Jimny Cricket Phyllis, Hey Slavel You've finally mode itl June History repeats itself ‘cause noone listens the first time. Life is loneliest without you my one and only-est. Graduation is the beginning of the rest of your life. May you all have a lot of luckl And may you oil make a lot of bucksl May you look forword to tomorrow with hope, ond find success in everyday. Hey Hopei You're still the bes- testl Rob and Bill Good luck to the Class of ‘77. In the years to come may you all be as happy as you are today on your graduation day. A.G. and R.R. 11 1 74 until 7 30 76 My fondest mem- ories. Remembered joys ore never gone. They're always there to look bock onl Live with love and truth, ond happiness is not far behind. A winner never quits, and a quitter never winsl Good Luck to the Class of '77. The lamunno Fomily. May this day of triumph be only the beginning of many more achievements! Childrenl You bring them into the world and they drive you out of itl Mr. T. Kalinowski Good Luck to the Class of '77. Marilee Bush Make Love Not War. Shalom — Let There Be Peace. Love Always — Fight Never. Mother trucker — down — southbound — wishing you all those good numbers. The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we woit too long to begin it. Best wishes Terril Viola Meyer Good Luck Terril Pot and Mike Martino Good Luck to the Class of '77. The Calise Family Best wishes to all! The Messe Family John Slick D'Agostino Art Mr. Wormth Lewis S. Tier — Best of Luck Best of Luck to the Class of '77. — Diane Wilburger. Ronnie, David, Shari, and Pokey Miller send best wishes to the Class of '77. Mr. Wright — That's right! Best wishes and good luck to the Class of '77. To one of the nicest girls in the Closs of ‘77. Division No. 1 saying — Would you please rise for the morning exercises. David Seeman. 195 ACKLEY, JOHN: 39 Buttercup Lone ALAMIA, ANGELA: 14 James Lane ALVARADO, JUAN: 1 35 Division Avenue ANDERSON, BERNADETTE: 252 Newbridge Road ANDERSON, CHARLENE: 252 Newbridge Road ANDERSON, THOMAS: 21 Myrtle Lane APTAKER, FAITH: 275 Division Avenue ARMITAGE, MICHELLE: 1 Hyacinth Road ARNOLD, MARK: 164 Periwinkle Road ASARO, SALLY-MARIA: 25 Eagle Lane AULL, ROBERT: 33 Swallow Lane AUSTIN, JOHN: 33 Pleasont Lane AYALA, RAYMOND: 64 Wolcott Road BACKER, DAVID: 70 Sycamore Lane BACKUS. TIMOTHY: 332 Blocksmith Road BALAS, MICHAEL: 37 Tanager Lane BASILE, DONNA: 67 Wolcott Rood BEACH, AILEEN: 21 Piper Lane BEATTIE, DENNIS: 83 Orchid Rood BECK, EDWARD: 6 Loring Road BECK, NOREEN: 67 Barnyard Lane BECKER, SHARON: 45 Butternut Lone BENNETT, LISA: 45 Azalea Rood BERG, INA: 136 Periwinkle Road BERMAN, DAVID: 237 Orchid Rood BERNARD, DANIEL: 43 Blue Spruce Road BILAND, JOANNE: 228 Orchid Road BLANEY, FRANK: 24 Poppy Lane BODE, JOYCE: 11 Blue Spruce Road BOOTH, DEBORAH: 33 Sycamore Lane BORGATTA, WILLIAM: 60 Morning Glory Road BRACCO, DANIEL: 42 Carnation Road BRADY, KAREN: 23 Grouse Lane BRANIGAN, JOHN; 36 Squirrel Lane BROUSSEAU, DEBBIE: 18 Sandpiper Lane BROWN, THOMAS E.: 3 Loring Road BROWN, THOMAS: 25 Piper Lane BRUNOFORTE, SUE ANN: 32 Pond Lone BURNHAM, DARLENE: 4 Sherwood Road BURNS, THOMAS: 41 Ridge Lane CAPONERA, DEBRA: 29 Bobolink Lane CARROLL, BRIAN: 33 Old Farm Rood CARTY, TIMOTHY: 30 James Lone CASSESE, ROBERT: 82 Jerusalem Avenue CASTENADA, JESUS: 1 28 Orchid Rood CAUTELA, JOSEPH: 97 Bucket Lane CHABOT, MARC: 218 Old Form Rood CHENOFSKY, STEVEN: 74 Periwinkle Road CHESLIK, DONNA: 28 Oaktree Lane CHfTI, PATRICIA: 69 Periwinkle Road CIRCIA, JEANNE: 52 Crabtree Lone CLARK, FLORENCE: 112 Hollyhock Road CLASSON, KENNETH: 57 Pinetree Lane CLEARY, KATHLEEN: 270 Orchid Road COHEN. NANCY: 87 Orchid Rood COHEN, RONALD: 33 Blacksmith Rood CONNELLY, KATHLEEN: 96 Wolcott Road CONNERY, RICHARD: 26 Schoolhouse Road CONNORS, BRIAN: 26 Heather Lane CONSTANTINE, RENEE: 16 Squirrel Lane CONWAY, MARY: 62 Hyacinth Road COOK, ROBERT: 234 Blacksmith Road COOKSTON, KEVIN: 350 Blocksmith Road COOPER, WILLIAM: 60 James Lane CORBETT, ROBERT: 52 Corncrib Lone COSTA, PATRICIA: 26 Hyacinth Rood COSTARELLA, MICHELLE: 102 Hollyhock Road COSTELLO, CHRISTOPHER: 119 Cornflower Road COX, DAVID: 6 Haymaker Lane CROSS, BRUCE: 59 Corncrib Lane CROWELL, KELLY: 18 Violet Lane CRUMLEY, NANCY: 8 Cornflower Road CURTIS, THOMAS: 1 1 Bunting Lane DAHLEM, ERICH: 13 Corncrib Lane DALE, ROBIN: 24 Hickory Lane DALY, MARGARET: 44 Birch Lane DALY, ROBERT: 44 Haymaker Lane DAMICO, MARY: 37 John Lane DASTO, BRIAN: 40 Shotgun Lane DAVIS, KATHLEEN: 57 Dogwood Lane DEANGELIS, THOMAS: 204 Blocksmith Road DEARGO, WILLIAM: 25 Grouse Lane DEER, ELIZABETH: 11 Blackbird Lane DELANGE, SUZANNE: 23 Meadow Lane DELLAVECCHIA, LAWRENCE: 37 Dogwood Lane DERIENZO, JOHN: 37 Bluebell Lane DEVANEY, MICHAEL: 44 John Lane DEVEGUO, LINDA: 82 Orchid Road D HONDT, EDWARD: 51 Old Form Rood DODS, DOROTHY: 8 Peachtree Lone DONNERY, TIMOTHY: 72 Hyacinth Road DORAN, JAMES: 37 Bobolink Lane DOWD, MARY: 10 Family Lone DUGGAN, JAMES: 105 Old Farm Road DURENBERGER, USA: 27 Piper Lane DYER, ROSALYN: 201 Orchid Rood ECKERT, DONNA: 75 Hickory Lane ELFLEIN, ARTHUR: 73 Parkside Drive EPSTEIN, JAY: 26 Blacksmith Rood ESCHWEGE. MICHAEL: 1 288 Allen Drive ESSIG, ALISON: 69 Old Form Road EVER, JEFFREY: 19 Andrew Lane FAGELLA, JOE: 19 Firtree Lane FAHEY, BRENDAN: 149 Periwinkle Road FALCO, MICHAEL: 220 Division Avenue FELD, ANNETTE: 2 Saddler Lane FERRARA, CHRISTOPHER: 66 Bobolink Lane FILINGERI, CAROL: 16 Barnyard Lone FIORELLO, DEBRA: 2 Pintail Lone FITZSIMONS, JOHN: 1 18 Hickory Lane FOULON, KATHLEEN: 35 Pinetree Lone FRANK, STEVEN: 17 Snowbird Lane FRANKEL, ROBERT: 90 Flomingo Rood FREUND, RONALD: 73 Periwinkle Road FRIEDMAN, CLIFFORD: 9 John Lorn. GALANTE, CAROL: 35 Tinder Lane GALENO, PATRICIA: 36 Buttercup Lane GALEOTA, ROBERT: 14 Mistletoe Lone GAVIN, DEBORAH: 97 Blue Spruce Road GIORDANO, KATHRYN: 8 Daisy Lone GLATZ, ADAM: 111 Bucket Lane GOLDSWORTHY, LORALYN: 20 Doisy Lane GORDON, LEE: 49 Tanager Lane GORDON, MARY: 77 Tanoger Lane GOWEN, THOMAS: 11 Restful Lane GRABMAYER, KATHRINA: 113 Cornflower Road GREENBERG, SCOTT: 51 Flamingo Road GREENE, SHERRIE: 2 Meander Lane GREENE, SUSAN: 5 Redwing Lane GREENING, SUSAN: 28 Restful Lane GRISAFI, JOSEPH: 367 Blacksmith Rood GUAOUETA, JOHN: 29 Woodcock Rood GUTTMAN, PHILIP: 25 Restful Lane HAAS, HOPE: 30 Mistletoe Lane HABEL, MARY: 29 Peony Rood HAFNER, GEORGE: 1 8 Daisy Lane HAILER, JEAN: 20 Eagle Lane HAJOHN, ANDY: 17 Long Lane HALPIN, GEORGE: 41 Liloc Lane HALPIN, STANLEY: 97 Butternut Lane HAMABLET, ANTHONY: 36 Mistletoe Lane HAMM, KATHRYN: 1 88 Old Farm Rood HARNED, SUZETTE: 32 James Lane HARROP, PAUL: 55 Haymaker Lane HART, STEPHEN: 45 Morning Glory Rood HEALY, LAWERENCE: 25 Wending Lane HENDERSON, DONALD: 18 Potter Lane HERMAN, USA: 19 Horn Lane HERVAN, STEVEN: 117 Old Farm Road HIRSCH, RICHARD: 31 Rolling Lane HOHL, GEORGETTE: 58 Squirrel Lone HOLEC, SALLY: 110 Kingfisher Road HOWARD, RICHARD: 97 Bobolink Lane HUBLITZ, ROGER: 14 Bunting Lane HUEBNER, PATRICIA: 61 Schoolhouse Road ITCHKOW, ROBERT: 6 Uly Lone JACOBSEN, KURT: 9 Bobolink Lane JIMINEZ, JOHN: 41 Horn Lane JOHNSON, JOHN: 114 Cornflower Road JOUDEH, CARMEN: 524 N. Newbridge Road KAHL, ROBERT: 53 Old Farm Road KATZ, PAULA: 19 Falcon Lane KAVAL, SHARON: 11 Hyocinth Road KAVANAGH, JOHN: 37 Sandpiper Lane KAVANAGH, WILLIAM: 23 Honeysuckle Rood KAYSER, RUSSELL: 24 Bobolink Lane KEEGAN, EDWARD: 6 Thrush Lane KELLY, ROBERT: 24 Peachtree Lane KENDRICK, VICTORIA: 240 Orchid Rood KILBRIDE, ELIZABETH: 7 Blue Spruce Rood KILFOYLE, ALLAN: 29 Mistletoe Lane KLUGHRES, KIM: 30 John Lane KRATZER, ROBERT: 37 Rolling Lane KRESSE, PATRICIA: 88 Sugor Maple Road KUDRENA, ALLYNE: 24 Azalea Rood KUTNER, JENNY: 15 Furrow Lone LAMBERT, MICHAEL: 62 Kingfisher Rood LAMPERT, DONNA: 1 Andrew Lane LANE, JEANNE: 35 Topper Lane LANOTTE, MICHAEL: 91 Hollyhock Road LAPINE, ROBERT: 1 Starling Lone LAPINE, STEVEN: 1 Starling Lane LAURENDI, ANTHONY: 46 Kingfisher Rood LAWRENCE, MONICA: 18 Orchid Road LAWSON, ROBERT: 5 Myrtle Lane LEDER, THOMAS: 21 Bluebell Lane LEMILY, TIMOTHY: 3 Boat Lane LIBER, TELLI: 219 Orchid Rood LINDLEY, CAROL: 18 Peachtree Lane LOHR, MARGARET: 16 Corncrib Lane LOMBARDI, THOMAS: 59 Sugar Maple Road LUNDY, DENISE: 70 Porkside Drive MAGUFFIN, LYNN: 34 Ponder Lane MAHONEY, TIM: 131 Blacksmith Road MAHONEY, WILLIAM: 59 Squirrel Lane MAKOSIEJ, ROBERT: 46 Carriage Lane MANCINI, BARBARA: 176 Kingfisher Road MANISCALCO, SALVATORE: 78 Bucket Lane MANISCALCO, JACQUELINE: 288 Orchid Rood MANSFIELD, ROBERT: 41 Blue Spruce Rood MARCONE, ALICIA: 44 Morning Glory Road MARXHAUSEN, STEVEN: 11 Glazer Lane MATERS, BARBARA: 76 Woodcock Lane MAYESKI, WANDA: 18 Sugor Maple Road MC ANDREWS, PHYLLIS: 54 Primrose Lane MC CANN, STEPHEN: 27 Volley Road MC CONLOGUE, MAUREEN: 20 Snapdragon Lane MC CORMICK, MARY: 442 Newbridge Road MC CREA, JEANNE: 48 Carnation Road MC DONNELL, KEITH: 116 Kingfisher Road MC DONALD, JOSEPH: 14 Form Lone MC DONOUGH, CATHY: 19 Chickodee Lone MC GINNIS, PEGGY: 66 Barnyard Lane MC LAUGHLIN, JOHN: 34 John Lane MC MAHON, CHRISTOPHER: 91 Valley Road MC MANUS, DEBORHA: 55 Sherwood Road MEADOWS, CYNTHIA: 37 Tinder Lane MELTON, MATTHEW: 46 Mockingbird Lone MENZ, JOSEPH: 135 Wolcott Road MERKEL, ANNE: 19 Bunting Lane METZ, MATTHEW: 61 Dogwood Lane MILLER, KATHLEEN: 48 Tanoger Lane MILLER, SANDRA K.: 29 Saddler Lane MILLMAN, SHERRI: 65 Pond Lane MITTLER, MARY: 66 Bucket Lane MOLINET, BARBARA: 53 Pinetree Lane MONICA, ELLEN: 191 Blocksmith Road MONTESANO, MARYANNE: 10 Old Farm Rood MONTGOMERY, DIANE: 41 Horseshoe Lane MORAN, VINCENT: 23 Eagle Lane MOUTON, LAUREEN: 14 Fence Lane MULLER, WILLIAM: 62 Meadow Lane MURPHY, MONICA: 69 Albatross Road MURPHY, PETER: 24 Hollhock Rood MYRON, DANE: 252 Division Avenue NAPOLITANO, BABETTE: 13 Peochtree Lone NARBUTH, JOHN J.: 36 Ponder Lane NASH, SALLIE: 20 Border Lane NASH, SUSAN: 20 Border Lane NAYLOR, CHRISTINE: 18 Gordenia Lane NEARY, KATHLEEN: 14 Old Farm Road NEIDIG, DAVID: 80 Carnation Rood NEUNDORF, KARIN: 11 Morning Glory Road NEUSCH, KENNETH: 140 Old Form Road NIZICH, MARYANN: 77 Meadow Lane NOONAN, PAUL: 87 Bornyord Lane NUGENT, JAMES: 20 Pelican Rood O'BRIEN, MARY: 5 Hilltop Road O BRIEN, ROBERT: 7 Albatross Road OLLIVER, VICKI: 79 Woodcock Lane PALAZZO, WILLIAM: 28 Swallow Lone PAOLELLA, JAMES: 78 Honeysuckle Road PECORA, ALAN: 65 Blacksmith Road PERLSON, CHERYL: 38 Hollyhock Road PETERSON, DANE: 33 Oaktree Lane PETRO, MICHAEL: 55 Cornflower Road PFEIFER, MARYELLEN: 47 Sherwood Road PICARIELLO, JOSEPH: 16 Syacamore Lane PICKRODT, LORI: 11 Pleasant Lane POREMBSKI, DIANE: 54 Shotgun Lane PORRAZZO, THOMAS: 93 Old Farm Road PREISER, LOUISE: 8 Lilac Lane RASMUSSEN, RITA: 56 Horn Lane REDMOND, ROBERT: 187 Orchid Road REYNOLDS, CHARLOTTE: 81 Old Farm Road R1VELLI, PAULA: 73 Kingfisher Rood ROBINSON, STEPHEN: 50 N. Bellmore Road ROHRBACH, JAMES: 9 Tanoger Lane RONNEBURGER, NANCY: 78 Barnyard Lone RUGGIERO, DONNA: 57 Azalea Road RUS, THOMAS: 82 Woodcock Lane RYAN, JOHN: 45 Glazer Lane RYANT, JANET: 31 Family Lane RZEMIENIEWSKI, KEN: 41 Andrew Lane SALVESEN, TERRI L.: 31 Blue Spruce Rood SAUER, DONNA: 87 Butternut Lane SCHILLER, DARCY: 15 Folcon Lane SCHMIDT, PATRICIA: 201 Old Farm Road SCHUBERT, LAURA: 26 Birch Lane SCHULEIN, DONALD R.: 51 Bobolink Lane SCHWAB, FREDERICK: 87 Old Farm Road SEEMAN, DAVID R.: 34 Oaktree Lane SHADE, CHRISTOPHER: 13 Furrow Lane SHADY, MAUREEN: 66 Hilltop Road SHERMAN, HOWARD: 10 Grouse Lane SHIMELL, ARTHUR: 1 Heather Lane SIMONE, STEVEN: 60 Sherwood Lone SLATER, WENDY: 6 Family Lone SMALLEY, ROBERT: 81 Valley Road SMITH, MARIANNE: 179 Orchid Road SOCHA, EDWARD: 30 Honeysuckle Rood SPANO, JOHN: 65 Old Farm Road SPERANZA, ANTHONY: 21 Sycamore Lane SPERLING, DAVID: 31 Woodpecker Lane SQUIRES, JOSEPH: 26 Gardenia Lane STITT, RONALD: 29 Brook Lane SULLIVAN, JAMES: 15 Topper Lane SWANDA, DONALD: 49 Mockingbird Lone TANZMAN, MARLA: 8 Boat Lane TODESCO, RICHARD: 46 Bobolink Lane TOMEI, VINCENT: 2 Bunting Lane TORRE, RAY ANN: 141 Wolcott Rood TOTH, LYNN: 45 Haymaker Lane TRAVAGLINO, LISA: 43 Bucket Lane TURTURRO, THERESA: 21 Pleasant Lane TYNAN, TIMOTHY J.: 40 Blue Spruce Rood VANALLEN, LINDA S.: 72 Haymaker Lane VAUGHAN, ELIZABETH: 8 Dogwood Lane VELAR, CHRISTOPHER: 93 Valley Road VELEZ, MARILYN: 8 Morning Glory Road VELEZ, MARVIN: 8 Morning Glory Rood VENTRELLI, MICHAEL: 30 Squirrel Lane VITEK, KATHLEEN: 45 Heather Lane VOGEL, IRENE: 45 Sycamore WAGNER, THERESA J.: 55 Porkside Drive WAHL, LAURA: 7 Redpoll Lane WALSH, KAREN: 24 Ponder Lane WALSH, WILLIAM: 85 Azalea Road WARD, THOMAS: 25 Woodcock Lane WARRINGTON, MARY: 56 Sherwood Rood WASHIO, GARY: 32 liloc Lone WATKINS, THOMAS: 20 Weaver Lane WEINBERG, DAVID: 99 Squirrel Lane WEINGART, LORRAINE: 49 Hollyhock Road WEINGER, GARY: 185 Orchid Rood WELLONS, ELAINE: 74 Bucket Lane WENTWORTH, EDWARD: 12 Haymaker Lane WHIDDEN, DAVID: 29 Pinetree Lane WIDDICOMBE, SHEILA: 31 Hyocmth Rood WILBER, JUDY: 13 Birch Lane WILLETT, MARGARETE: 320 Blacksmith Road WILLIAMS, FRED: 23 Elmtree Lane WILLIAMS, SCOn: 65 Bobolink Lane WODKINS, MARGARET: 38 Boat Lane WRIGHT, PETER: 83 Hickory Lane WULFF, PAUL: 262 Blacksmith Rood WUNDERLICH, FRANK: 8 Bunting Lane YARLETT, FREDERICK: 30 Heather Lone YOUNG, JOAN: 12 James Lone ZAPPALLA, FRANCES: 53 Corncrib Lane ZEISER, JOHN: 129 Orchid Road ZIBNER, SCOn= 96 Cornflower Rood 197 m llf For the past 20 years Muriel Huenlich has devoted herself to teaching homemaking at Division Avenue. Her dedication to the students of this school has been greatly appreciated. Unfortunately for us, Mrs. Huenlich has chosen to retire at the end of this year. Besides teaching homemaking, she was also the advisor of the Future Homemakers of America since 1960. The past members of this club know what a fine job she did. She will be missed very much by all of us. We hope her retirement is all she wishes it to be. THANK YOU .v- IvllLLMAN rST Without you, this yearbook would not be. Your patience, dedication, and humor has been invaluable — thanks for caring THE PEOPLE WILL LIVE ON The people will live on. The learning and blundering people will live on. They will be tricked and sold and again sold And go back to the nourishing earth Tor rootholds, The people so peculiar in renewal and comeback, You can't laugh off their capacity to take it. The mammoth rests between his cyclonic dramas. The people so often sleepy, weary, enigmatic, is a vast huddle with many units saying: ”1 earn my living I make enough to get by and it takes all my time. If I had more time I could do more for myself and maybe for others. I could read and study and talk things over and find out about things. It takes time, I wish I had the time. Carl Sandburg 200