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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1979 volume:

DIVISION AVENUE HIGH SCHOOL LEVITTOWN, NEW YORK 2 9 uu.s a thild aqe 150 fTVM 11 p 1 I w 9 ' ” CJ5 Jim , now «' Wm . __. fUsXQf c— —1 '5ffjn 30 I M BlAZBt 79 - LOADED - NEW JWt? : !C Cf EYJPQi EI_13MM J ®mc n LA2tn n ivtomnic A , cr JS 1 £ JULOldSf BLA tfc 7A � l'vor. • • ILz rm. uTtsSi ,,V ,T ChTvy « ftta� r Cha pnna tow mitaa. Ht v?! • p b- map whaata. . « 7i V- V ■ • pal ♦• • roof r«cP. Naaw duty tu� Pm-tm. i3ooileri and yldi «r 59 u wfemenl J)nSert 3 ringing a cl USA forward unci leaching us to Iearn, and faugh together is u fwmendous tush. We have heen through everything of sorts unci faced it all us a truly close family within a class. T)he class itself was like a jigsaw puzzle and you were the missing piece that organized and eventually completed the puzzle, making our class a whole and beautiful picture. St is for this reason that we will he forever greatful. Cven when our wish of haling you here' with us during, our year , clicln t come true, we still believed in you. y0u ii always be in our fondest thoughts. Adhere have keen a lot of mem ones and we hojye you will look bach upon them as we wi (( L a use these have been 1dimes of Our Olives. 4 Ohe Class of 79 Jhe past year has heen an experience for all of us. 3i has heen hard yet easy, horiny yet excitiny, hectic yet calm hut no matter what, our clays Sjjenl hen hare heen made Ixtter thanhs to you. WJe have heen throuyh So much toyether; duriny this time we have (earned a yreat deaf from you. We can only hope that you have (earned sometluny ft rom . JJhis Sometluny heiny that we rea fly Jo care. y°u are a wonderfuf friend us. JhiS Somethiny beiny and a yreat advisor. Jon hept this lx oh yoiny when times were touyh nohody wilt ever realize just how difficult it was. 5L is uliy we owe So much to you and want you to hnow how much we appreciate it. On June 24, we will he tahiny a very farye step towards our future, just as 'em her 3. WJe want to wish icon Jt iL Inch and L we unou v you tooh one on happiness the future uJf hriny, just as we hnow you wish for us. IJou have imjjuried a Sjjeciul somethiny to uS and shco ed with us the niost imfjorlant thiny you have to yive. fjourself. J7or that we will lx forever (frateful and you will he remembered in the hearts of your students and friends who have preceded us as uJf as those who will follow. jdll we can Say is thanh you for heiny there: Jn GW J.‘i. •es CLu of 79 5 Joni( _ IK these f)faces had their moments 10 12 Our ’-jCiueS Welt tove them more 15 V� Phil Abisognio Paula Adomo Stacey Andrews Anthony Angelo Steve Alexander Chris Anglim Steve Addamo Mary Ackley Karen Anselmo Ruby Arnold Traci Lyn Baranello Scott Aptaker Carl Beck Fred Bauer Cathy Bernard 1 V c 1 r u t V George Bird David Becker Debbie Bercher Robert Bile Alice Behr Linda Bendjy Patti Best Jeffrey Bloom Arthur Bopp Charles Brown Maria Burchetta Donna Burattini John Burgos Jeff Byrne Steve Byrne Anthony Cabibi James Caiafa Shelagh Canavan Denise Caponera Alfred Cardona Ken Campbell Kathleen Caffey John Cooper Vicki Cautela Caryn Cohen Regina Corrigan Ann Champney James Contessa Nancy Cortes Connie Cosenza Renee Costarella Debbie Costa 4 Madeline Courtney Nancy Costa Patricia Courtney Mary Cronin Lorraine Cudia Lori Curtis 23 Joann Dargenio Dawn Czamecki Margaret Dahlem Robert Dash Carol DeAngelis Jon Cushing Denise Dahlem MaryBeth Czerwinski Arthur Daly i 'X i. ll.Ww Liz Deegan Glenn DeVoe Ann Deer Norma DeConinck Robert DeLange Donna DeSouza Valerie DeRose Matthew D’Errico 25 Jeanette D'Hondt Valerie Esposito 26 Margie Eulner Marianne Finkenor James Finnan Patricia Fitzsimons Michael Galluccio Glenn Fisher Linda Freund Laurie Galvin Joanne Gillim Francie Goldstein Paul Gill Jeff Goldberg Feliz Gonzalez Peter Goldstein Mary Giordano Vincent Giordano Paul Goldsmith Carmen Guaqueta JohnGushue Michael Hart Rick Hesdorfer Thomas Hill Maryann Hohl Tom Jensen Joseph Inciarrano Anne Junginger Suzy Hunter Mark Hughes Lori Jaworowski Donna Kachites Carla Keegan Koren Kelley Alison Kaegi Jan Keller Dennis Kelly Sheila Kelly William Keller Lisa Kaval Robert Kenley Kevin Kennedy Rae Keuning Ellen Killeen James Kingdon Brian Kirk Ira Klein Nancy Klien John Kloberdara Deirdre Kogan Irwin Krasnow Donnette Kumava 34 Maty Krause Maty Kurtzke John Kresivic David Kyte Karen Lewis Mary Ellen Lotocki John Lang James Leder Steve Lauletti Michelle Loewy Annette Lupo Ronald Mamrosh Anthony Mangiacapre Robert Loughran Claire Mahoney Russell Maneri John Marman Sheila McAndrews James McAleer Andrew McCarthy John McCarthy Tom McCormack Chris McGlinchey June McGrane Elizabeth McGrath Thomas McGuiness ■■■■I Jean McIntosh Melanie Meadows Robert Mittel Kevin McKay Beth Mentock Liz Montesano Robert Montgomery Cindi Montwill John Morano Rich Muller George Munisteri Mary Ellen Nakovics Anthony Napolitano Regina Napolitano 39 Lisa Novak Thomas Oats Karen Olsen Robert Orlandini Lawrence Paleno Chris Passarella Robin Neifeld Martin Neusch Gerard Nizich Anthony S. Passaretti Michael Penesky Joan Pastore Lydia Paulo James Peluso Peter Porrazzo Chris Pearson Maureen Phelan Amy Pecora Craig Preiser Keith Robinson 42 Kenneth Priefer Kevin Reilly Peter Roepke James Quattropani Eileen Robinson Celia Romano Jeff Rosenking Ann Marie Samson Jane Rydlewski Steve Sapia Glenn Ruzenski John Savold Cherie Sawyer Dave Schamberger Tom Schindler Theresa Schoenig Ginger Schreiner Joanne Schultz Giselle Scudero Linda Shacklady Eileen Shanahan V „ f L1 f W r • Theresa Squires Victor Siclari Barbara Simonetti Steve Slabowski Nancy Smith Lisa Sofia Marjorie Solferino Anne Sorcher Kevin Squires Michael Sullivan Cheryl Toscano Dorothy Varellas Colette Turello Sandy Veara Daniel Veselitza Nancy Walsh Jeff Waunsch Kenny Vitek Steve Weber Ed Watson Dennis Wilber Billy Wilson Michael Zulawski Stu Weinstein Gerry Williams Leah Wohlgemuth Erik Weiss John Yonkasky SENIOR RECOGNITION PHIL ABISOGNIO 2 Cherrytree Lane MARY ACKLEY 39 Buttercup Lane Yearbook ’78; Leaders’ Club; Majorettes; Ring, Prom Com.; JV and V Field Hockey; Variety Show: Yearbook-Asst. Copy Editor STEVE ADD AMO 16 Glazer Lane Sr. Band; Orchestra; Stage Band: Show Orch; All-District Band and Orchestra; All- County Band PAULA ADORNO 122 Cornflower Road Chorus: Theater Workshop: Madrigals JOHN AEVALIOTIS 44 Kingfisher Road STEVE ALEXANDER 29 Buttercup Lane STACEY ANDREWS 167 Old Farm Road ANTHONY ANGELO 66 Carnation Road Chorus; All-District Chorus; Theater Workshop: Madrigals; All-County Chorus CHRIS ANGLIM 5 Oaktree Lane JV and V Football; JV and V Lacrosse: JV and V Basketball KAREN ANSELMO 38 Carnation Road PHYLLIS APRILE 57 Blackbird Road SCOTT APTAKER 275 Division Avenue RUBY ARNOLD 52 Eagle Lane MICHAEL BABINO 8 Comcrib Lane Theater Workshop; Chorus; All-District Chorus; All-County Chorus; Madrigals ROBIN BACK 84 Morning Glory Road TRACI BARANELLO 133 Blacksmith Road Varsity Cheerleading FRED BAUER 26 Redpoll Lane ERIC BAUERSCHMIDT 59 Primrose Lane CARL BECK 9 Loring Road Class Vice-President; Jr. and Sr. N.H.S.: Varsity Ice Hockey; School Delegate to Con- gressman Lents Youth Input Program DAVID BECKER 45 Butternut Lane ALICE BEHR 302 Orchid Road Jr. and Sr. NJH.S.; Theater Workshop; Flame Staff; Yearbook-Copy Staff; Literary Magazine LINDA BENDJY 21 Valley Road Varsity Cheerleading DEBBIE BERCHER 269 Blacksmith Road Sr. N.H.S.; Sr. Orch. and Band; Marching Band; Show Orch.; Varsity Badminton and Tennis; Student Gov’t; Jr. Prom Com.; Yearbook Com. CATHY BERNARD 43 Blue Spruce Road PATTI BEST 29 Summit Lane ROBERT BILE 104 Horn Lane JV Football: JV and V Lacrosse: Flame Staff GEORGE BIRD 16 Redpoll Lane JV and V Basketball; Jr. Prom Com.; Student Government JEFF BLOOM 33 Furrow Lane JV Soccer. Varsity Tennis; Flame-Bus. Editor Yearbook Staff; LJ. Science Congress; Student Gov’t P.R. (Sr.) ARTHUR BOPP 52 Pond Lane Sr. Band and Marching Band TOMBRANNIGAN 38 Squirrel Lane PEGGY BRENNAN 38 Hilltop Road Sr. Band: Marching Band: Stu- dent Gov’t.; Jr. Prom Com.; Variety Show DEBBIE BRENNER 29 Pintail Lane Sr. Band; Majorettes-Jr. Cap- tain: Jr. Prom Com.; Yearbook- Art Staff; Variety Show; Lounge Com. CHARLES BROWN 149 Blue Spruce Road MARGARET BROWN 11 Horn Lane Varsity Cheerleading SUE BROWNE 30 Elmtree Lane MARIA BUCHETTA 36 Carnation Road DONNA BURATTINl 31 Clover Lane CHRISTINE BURCKARDT 43 Crabtree Lane JOHN BURGOS 117 Hickory Lane JEFFREY BYRNE 65 Woodcock Lane Matheletes; Varsity Baseball; Yearbook-Art Staff: Flame Staff-Art Editor STEPHEN BYRNE 23 Morning Glory Road JV and V Football; JV and V Lacrosse 49 ANTHONY CAB1BI 27 Sandpiper Lane JAMES CAIAFA 26 Albatross Road KEN CAMPBELL 20 Carriage Lane SHELAGH CANAVAN 23 Myrtle Lane DENISE CAPONERA 29 Bobolink Lane ALFRED CARDONA 6 Firtree Lane LIZ CAUTELA 97 Bucket Lane Varsity Softball; Jr. Prom Com. VICKI CAUTELA 97 Bucket Lane Ring Com Yearbook-Layout and Photo. Staff: Prom Com. ANN CHAMPNEY 14 Lily Lane Varsity Volleyball and Softball; Homeroom rep.; Fund Raising KATHLEEN COFFEY 113 Periwinkle Road CARYN COHEN 35 Squirrel Road JAMES CONTESSA 68 Hyacinth Road JOHN COOPER 60 James Lane REGINA CORRIGAN 92 Sycamore Lane Varsity Field Hockey. Volleyball, Cheerleading; Homeroom Rep.; Ring-Corn., Dance, Chairman; Student Gov't; Leaders Club; Sr. Prom- Asst. Chairman: Variety Show: Christmas Dance NANCY CORTES 21 Schoolhouse Road CONNIE COSENZA 18 Sheep Lane DEBBIE COSTA Hyacinth Road NANCY COSTA 34 Azalea Road Jr. N.H.S.; Yearbook-Copy Staff RENEE COSTARELLA 102 Hollyhock Road Varsity Swimming; Fund Raising MADELINE COURTNEY 54 Woodpecker Lane PATRICIA COURTNEY 54 Woodpecker Lane MARY CRONIN 39 Shotgun Lane Chorus, Theater Workshop; All-District Chorus LORRAINE CUDIA 133 Hickory Lane LORI CURTIS 11 Bunting Lane JON CUSHING 400 N. Newbridge Road DAWN CZARNECKI 44 Buttercup Lane MARY BETH CZERWINSKI 47 Buttercup Lane Sr. Orchestra; Majorettes-Co- Captain: Show Orchestra: Prom Com.; Student Gov’t; Variety Show; Yearbook-Art Asst. Editor DENISE DAHLEM 20 John Lane MARGARET DAHLEM 13 Comcrib Lane ARTHUR DALY 44 Birch Lane JOANN DARGENIO 20 Restful Lane ROBERT DASH 39 Mockingbird Lane CAROL DE ANGELIS 264 Blacksmith Road Variety Show NORMA DE CONICK 78 Morning Glory Road 50 LIZDEEGAN 44 Carnation Road Varsity Field Hockey, Volleyball, Softball, and Basketball; Homeroom Rep. ANN DEER 11 Blackbird Lane ROBERT DE LANGE 23 Meadow Lane VALERIE DE ROSE 15 Aldin Lane MATTHEW D’ERRICO 41 Tanager Lane Sr. Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, and Show Orch.; Sr. N.H.S„• Varsity Tennis Student Government DONNA DE SOUZA 17 Squirrel Lane Class President: Sr. N.H.S.; Varsity Field Hockey, Softball, and Basketball-Captain (Sr.); Student Gov’t; Yearbook Staff; Optimist Club- “Youth Ap- preciation Award”; Variety Show: “Student Voice”; Prom, Ring, Lounge, Ski Trip, and Fund Raising Com. GLENN DEVOE 193 Orchard Road JEANETTE M. D’HONDT 51 Old Farm Road JV Swimming; V Diving; JV Cheerleading EDWARD DICKES 98 Albatross Road Sr. N.H.S„• Mathletes: Con- stitutional Debating Team; Variety Show EDWARD DORAN JV Baseball: Yearbook Ad. LORI DOUGHTY 47 Morning Glory Road THERESA DOUGHTY MICHAEL DYER 201 Orchard Road VALERIE ESPOSITO 48 Flamingo Road Sr. N.H.S.-Vice-President (Sr.); Varsity Softball; Student Gov’t.; Jr. Prom Com. MARGIE EULNER 27 Crabtree Lane Sr. N.H.S.-Sec’y (Sr.); Flame and Literary Magagine '78; Fund Raising; Yearbook Layout Staff; Student Gov’t; Flame Editor; Literary Magazine-Layout Editor MARIANNE FINKENOR 3145 Chelsea Lane JAMES FINNAN 3570 Gregg Court PATRICIA FTTZSIMONS 118 Hickory Lane Leaders Club; Varsity Field Hockey and Basketball-Capt. (Jr.); Student Gov’t; Jr. Prom Committee GLENN FISHER 19 Bluebell Lane GERALD FOWLER 29 Meadow Lane FRAN FRAGMAN 15 Potter Lane JOANNE GILLIM 38 Hickory Lane MARY GIORDANO 8 Daisy Lane VINCENT GIORDANO 86 Butternut Lane MICHAEL GOLD 2 Swirl Lane JEFF GOLDBERG 141 Kingfisher Road PAUL GOLDSMITH 30 Tinder Lane FRANCIE GOLDSTEIN 27 Hilltop Road Jr. and Sr. N.H.S.; Soph. Class Treasurer. JV and V Swim- ming; Sr. Concert and Marching Band; Constitution Contest; Student Gov’t Flame Staff: Variety Show; Literary Magazine; Yearbook-Art Staff Prom Committee PETER GOLDSTEIN 90 Sugar Maple Road Jr. and Sr. N.H.S.; JV and V Basketball PETER GREGORY 2 Pleasant Lane JV AND V Football, Basket- ball, and Baseball MARY GREINER II Valley Road DEBBIE GRIER 108 Ranch Lane Sr. N.H.S.: Varsity Badminton, Volleyball, and Tennis; Student Gov’t-Sec’y (Sr.); Constitution Contest; Variety Show; Jr. Prom and Car Wash Com.; Yearbook-Layout Editor; Flame-Sports Editor, Literary Magazine LISA GRISAFI 367 Blacksmith Road CARMEN GUAQUETA 29 Woodcock Lane Jr. Prom Com.; Fund Raising JAMES GUERIN 118 Old Farm Road JOHNGUSHUE III Schoolhouse Road Varsity Ice Hockey JOHN HAGAN 226 Division Avenue ANNMAR1E HALL 10 Loring Road KATHIE HARDING 109 Azalea Road Sr. NJJ.S.: JV Swimming: Var- sity Diving: Jr. Prom Com.: Student Government: Fund Raising: Car Wash Com.: Yearbook-Copy Editor Variety Show: Literary Magazine MICHAEL HART 45 Morning Glory Road JV and V Football. Lacrosse: JV Basketball: DECA Store: Fund Raising: Variety Show GINNY HATTENBACK 35 Oaktree Lane JEFF HAYWOOD 76 Old Farm Road JANET HENDERSON 18 Potter Lane LINDA FREUND 73 Periwinkle Road Sr. and Jr. NJH.S.; Leaders Club; Fund Raising; JV Field Hockey; Varsity Softball and Volleyball; Student Gov’t; Prom Com.; Yearbook Staff SUE FREUND 73 Periwinkle Road MICHAEL GALLUCCIO 2 Wayside Lane LAURIE GALVIN 17 Sycamore Lane Class Secretary: JV Football and Lacrosse Scorekeeper; Prom, Ski Trip, and Lounge Com.; V. Lacrosse Scorekeeper NANCY GARDNER 42 Hollyhock Road Majorettes Student Gov’t; Prom Com.; Fund Raising PAUL GILL 308 Blacksmith Road FELIX GONZALEZ 27 Schoolhouse Road GLENN GORECKI 93 Squirrel Lane CINDY GRADNER 38 Family Lane JV Football and V Lacrosse Scorekeeper: Yearbook- Photography Staff PATRICIA GRAU 57 Valley Road Student Gov’t-Vice Pres. (Soph.); DECA-Sec’y (Jr.); Yearbook-Advertising Editor, Variety Show; Varsity Basket- ball BEV GRAVES 44 Hilltop Road Student Gov’t-Treasurer (Sr.); DECA- (Jr.) Treasurer: Yearbook-Advertising Editor. Variety Show JIMMY GRAY 51 DAVE HERMAN 19 Horn Lane RICK HESDORFER 25 Meadow Lane THOMAS HILL 134 Horn Lane MIKEHOFFER 70 Anchor Lane SR. N.H.S.; Wrestling (LMHS); Flame Staff MARYANN HOHL 58 Squirrel Lane GLENN HOVERMANN 31 Kingfisher Road MARK HUGHES 12 Comcrib Lane SUZY HUNTER 162 Kingfisher Road STEVE HUTNICK 8 Ivy Lane ALEX HYMAN 75 Division Avenue Jr. and Sr. N.H.S.; Varsity Ice Hockey; Jr. Prom Com.; L.L Science Congress JOSEPH INCIARRANO 116 Orchard Road Sr. Orchestra, Band, and Stage Band: Varsity Ice Hockey LORI JAWOROWSK1 11 Orchard Road JV and V Cheerleading; Fund Raising TOM JENSEN 24 Aldin Lane GINA JULINANO 1 Squirrel Lane MIKE JUH RAN 25 Old Farm Road ANNEJUNGINGER 21 Lily Lane DONNA KACHITES 83 Woodcock ALISON KAEGI 35 Saddler Lane LISA KAVAL 11 Hyacinth Road CARLA KEEGAN 6 Thrush Lane Sr. N.H.S4 Varsity Swimming; Homeroom Rep.; Fund Rais- ing. Jr. and Sr. Prom, Lounge, and Dances Com.; Yearbook JAN KELLER 10 Primrose WILLIAM KELLER 92 Butternut Lane Sr. Concert, Marching, and Stage Band; Cross Country and Winter Track KOREN KELLEY 5 Eagle Lane DENNIS KELLY 77 Hickory Lane SHEILA KELLY 24 Peachtree Lane ROBERT KENLEY 106 Division Avenue Sr. Concert Marching Band; Yearbook-Ad. KEVIN KENNEDY 43 James Lane RACHEL KEUNING 24 Fence Lane Sr. Chorus and Madrigals; All- District Chorus: Theatre Workshop; Flame Staff: NYSSMA; Literary Magazine; Yearbook-Art Editor ELLEN KILLEEN 88 Woodcock Lane JAMES KINGDON 12 Pintail Lane BRIAN KIRK 57 Blackbird Lane IRA KLEIN 17 Tunder Lane NANCY KLEIN 122 Wolcott Road JV and V Field Hockey; Softball, and Basketball JOHN KLOBERDANZ 279 Blacksmith Road Sr. Chorus and Madrigals; All- District Chorus: All-County Chorus; Sr. N.H.S.: Theatre Workshop; Chorus Participa- tion Award (Jr.) DEIRDRE KOGAN 154 Kingfisher Road Jr. and Sr. N.H.S.; Yearbook Staff MELINDA KONOPELKO 56 Butternut Lane Sr. N.H.S.; Student Gov't; Yearbook KAREN KORONY 81 Butternut Lane WILLIAM KRAMER 46 Horn Lane IRWIN KRASNOW 29 Ponder Lane Jr. and Sr. N.H.S.; Student Gov’t; Studio OZ; A.V. Squad: Yearbook-Photography Staff: LJ. Science Congress MARY KRAUSE 12 Bluebell Lane JOHN KRESVIC 15 Dogwood Lane Varsity Ice Hockey DONNETTE KURNAVA 7 Tanager Lane MARY KURTZKE 1 Falcon Lane Fund Raising; Timer at the Science Explorations; Year- book DAVID KYTE 41 Sycamore Lane JOHN LANG 17 Quiet Lane STEVE LAULETTI 26 Haymaker Lane ROBERT LAW 78 Cornflower Road Sr. N.H.S.: Winter Track: Sr. Concert. Marching, and Stage Band; All-District Band: Show Orch.; V. Tennis: Jr. Prom Com.; Flame Staff: Student Gov’t; Yearbook Art Staff 52 JAMES LEDER 21 Bluebell Lane JV and V Basketball; JV Lacrosse and Soccer; Flame Staff KAREN LEWIS 36 Piper Lane JEFF I.ILLEN 73 Hyacinth Road MICHELLE LOEWY 33 Glazer Lane MARY ELLEN LOTOCK1 23 Lilac Lane Majorettes JOHN LOTT 86 Water Lane k ROBERT L OUGHRAN 25 Andrew Lane ANNETTE LUPO 13 Candle Lane SONIA MAGANA 39 Redpoll Lane Jr. Prom Com.; Yearbook- Layout Staff: Student Gov’t- Treasurer (Jr.) CLAIRE MAHONEY 59 Squirrel Lane RONMAMROSH 49 Dogwood Lane Varsity Hockey; Jr. Prom Com.; Fund Raising MARYANNE MANCINO 33 Carriage Lane Sr. N.H.S.; Homeroom Rep.; Fund Raising. Lounge. Prom, and Dances Com.; Variety Show; Student Gov’t: Yearbook-Art Staff RUSS MANERI 14 Celestrial JV and V Basketball TONY MANG1ACAPRE 17 Dogwood Lane Sr. N.H.S„• Varsity Hockey; Jr. Prom; Yearbook GLENN MANNEY 33 Violet Lane JV Football JOHN MARM AN 71 Bobolink Lane JAMES McALEER 47 Blackbird Lane SHEILA McANDREWS 54 Primrose Lane andy McCarthy' 19 Peony Road JV and V Football; JV and V Baseball; Prom Com.; Year- book john McCarthy 14 Park Lane JV and V Football TOM McCORMACK 442 N. Newbridge Road Sr. N.H.S.; Math Ietes: Yearbook-Layout Staff: Flame Staff CHRIS McGLINCHEY 133 Spring Lane Sr. NH.S Yearbook JUNEMcGRANE 10 Academy Lane LIZ McGRATH 21 Cherrytree Lane THOMAS McGUINESS 50 Hollyhock Road Varsity Hockey jeannie McIntosh 200 Old Farm Road Variety Show: Lounge Com. KEVIN McKAY 32 Hickory Lane SUE McNALLY 114 Blacksmith Road Varsity Cheerleading; Homeroom Rep.: Fund Rais- ing; Jr. Prom Com.: Student Gov’t: Variety Show; Sr. Prom Com. MELANIE MEADOWS 37 Tinder Lane Fund Raising: Jr. Prom Com. LIZMENTOCK 232 Blacksmith Road STUART MII.LIMAN 65 Pond Lane BOB MITrEL 32 Chruch Road Student Gov’t-Vice Pres. (Jr. and Sr.); Yearbook-Business Editor; Flame-News Editor LIZMONTESANO 10 Old Farm Road Fund Raising; Sr. N.H.S.; Flame-Feature Editor, Literary Magazine-Editor, Yearbook BOB MONTGOMERY 41 Horseshoe Lane CINDI MONTWILL 90 Old Farm Road Varsity Volleyball, Softball, and Basketball ALICE MOORE 11 Swan Lane JOHN MORANO 137 Old Farm Road RICH MULLER 18 Bent Lane MARY ELLEN NAKOVICS 32 Bobolink Lane REGINA NAPOLITANO 13 Peachtree Lane TONY NAPOLITANO 224 Old Farm Road JOHNNEARY 14 Old Farm Road ROBIN NEIFELD 2 Poppy Lane Sr. N.H.S.; Fund Raising; Yearbook-Business Staff MARTIN NEUSCH 140 Old Farm Road Sr. N.H.S. Cl .' 4 GERARD NIZICH 77 Meadow Lane J.V. Football: JV and V Baseball: Prom Com.; Yearbook-Layout Staff LISA NOVAK 184 Blacksmith Road TOM OATS 108 Hollyhock Road JV and V. Baseball; V Ice Hockey 53 KAREN OLSEN JAMES QUATTROPANI 57 Sycamore Lane ig Furrow Lane LARRY PALENO ANN RAPIN1 46 Sandpiper Lane IS Locustwood Lane CHRIS PASSARELLA 9 Ponder Lane KEVIN REILLY 20 Redwing Lane ANTHONY PASSARETTI 15 Bunting Lane JV and V Football and Baseball; Yearbook-Layout Staff EILEEN ROBINSON 20 Bucket Lane KErTH ROBINSON 50 N. Bellmore Road JOAN PASTORE 2 Restful Lane PETER ROEPKE 192 Shelter Lane LYDIA PAULO 10 Glazer Lane CHRIS PEARSON 124 Schoolhouse Road CELIA ROMANO 9 Lilac Lane Sr. Band: Majorettes-Co- Captain (Sr.); Health Careers; Prom Com. AMY PECORA 65 Blacksmith Road Jr. and Sr. N.H.S.; Sr. Orchestra: Show Orch.; All- District Orch.; Yearbook '78- Ass’f Photography Editor; Homeroom Rep.; Jr. Prom- Table and Bid Co-Chairman: Fund Raising Com.; Student Gov’t; Ring Com.; Variety Show; Literary Magazine: Sr. Prom Com.; Yearbook Editor- in-Chief; Exchange Club Stu- dent of the Month JAMES PELUSO 69 Butternut Lane MIKE PENESKY 183 Kingfisher Road MAUREEN PHELAN 4 Carriage Lane JANET POMPONIO 54 Meadow Lane JEFF ROSEN KING 42 Sandpiper Lane Sr. N.H.S.; Fund Raising; Flame-News Staff Yearbook- Layout Staff MATTROSMAN 43 Haymaker Lane Yearbook-Art Staff GLENN RUZENSKI 22 Flint Lane TOM RYAN 45 Glazer Lane JANE RYDLEWSKI 23 John Lane Homeroom Rep.: Fund Raising Com.; Student Gov’t; Jr. Prom Com.; Variety Show; Sr. Prom Com.; Yearbook-Copy Staff; Lounge and Dance Commit- tees PETER PORRAZZO 93 Old Farm Road JV and V Football and Lacrosse; JV Wrestling; Jr. Prom Com. CRAIG PREISER 8 Lilac Lane KENPRIEFER 36 Hollyhock Road Varsity Ice Hockey-Goalie JEAN SALE 9 Skimmer Lane Jr. and Sr. N.H.S. ANN MARIE SAMSON 71 Tanager Lane STEVE SAPIA 21 Orchard Road JOHNSAVOLD 91 Hilltop Road CHERIE SAWYER 121 Kingfisher Sr. N.H.S. DAVE SCHAMBERGER 230 Old Farm Road TOM SCHINDLER 49 Parkside Drive TERRY SCHOENIG 22 Sherwood Road Jr. and Sr. N.H.S.-President (Sr.); Student Gov’t.-Sec’y (Jr.)- Pres. (Sr.); Flame Staff; Variety Show; Jr. and Sr. Prom Com.; Constitutional Contest; JV and V Swimming; Homeroom Rep.; Fund Raising: LA. Science Con- gress; Yearbook Ass’t Editor- in-chief. Blood Drive Coor- dinator; Advisory Committee to the Board of Education; Ex- change Club — Student of the Month GINGER SCHREINER 78 Comcrib Lane JOANNE SCHULTZ 131 Orchard Road Jr. Prom-Table and Bid Co- Chairman: Fund Raising GISELLE SCUDERO 140 Periwinkle Road Sr. Orchestra; Show Orch.; All-District Orch„• All-County Orch.; All-State Alternate (Jr.); LA. String Festival: Majorettes- Captain (Sr.); Jr. Prom- Decorating Com„• Yearbook- Layout Staff LINDA SHACKLADY 110 Cornflower Road EILEEN SHANAHAN 21 Shotgun Lane Sr. Chorus; All-District Chorus; Jr. Prom Com.; Varsity Basketball; Student Gov’t.; Theater Workshop; Color Guard VICTOR R. SI CLARI, JR. 7 Blacksmith Road Sr. N.H.S.; Sr. Concert, Marching, and Stage Band; Show Orch.: NYSSMA: All- District Band and Orch.; All- County Band; Sr. Orch.; Sr. 54 Band Sec’y (Sr.); Varsity Tennis; Mathleetes; Con- stitutional Contest; Jr. Prom Com.; Student Gov’t; Flame Staff: Yearbook-Business Staff BARBARA SIMONETT1 18 James Lane STEVE SLABOWSK1 114 Old Farm Road NANCY SMITH 194 Old Farm Road JV and V Cheerleading: JV Volleyball: JV and V Softball; Leaders Club; Sr. Concert and Marching Band; Jr. Prom Com.; Student Gov’t.; Variety Show; Sr. N.H.S.: Sr. Prom Com. LISA SOFIA 83 Horn Lane MARJORIE SOLFERINO 115 Blue Spruce Road JV and V Cheerleading; Homeroom Rep.; Student Gov’t.; Jr. and Sr. Prom Com.- Chairman (Sr.); Fund Raising Com.: Variety Show; Ski Trip and Dance Com.; Yearbook- Copy Staff ANNESORCHER 10 Carriage Lane DEAN SPEAR 32 Periwinkle Road KEVIN SQUIRES 26 Bluebell Lane THERESA SQUIRES 26 Gardenia Lane MICHAEL SULLIVAN 15 Topper Lane Sr. N.H.S.-Treasurer (Sr.); Stu- dent Gov't-President (Soph.) PATRICIA SULLIVAN 20 Butternut Lane Sr. Chorus: Madrigals: All- District Chorus; All-County Chorus: Theater Workshop WILLIAM SUTHERLAND 120 Horn Lane JV Football: JV and V Lacrosse DAWN TODESCO 46 Bobolink Lane CHERYL TOSCANO Variety Show COLETTE TURELLO 30 Sherwood Road Jr. and Sr. N.H.S.; Class Treasurer (Jr. and Sr.); Student Gov’t; L.I. Science Congress; Jr. Prom Com. MATT TWEED 159 Orchard Road THOMAS VANASCO 47 Sycamore Lane DOROTHY VARELLAS 112 Bobolink Lane SANDY VEARA 25 Border Lane STACEY VELAR 93 Valley Road DANIEL A. VESELITZA 197 Division Avenue Jr. and Sr. N.H.S.: Mathletes KENNY VITEK 45 Heather Lane JOE WALSH 31 Snapdragon Lane Sr. N.H.S.; Cross-Country, Winter, and Spring Track: Stu- dent Gov’t.; Flame Staff; Year- book Staff NANCY WALSH 85 Azalea Road Jr. and Sr. N.H.S. WENDY WASZCYSZAK 28 Family Lane Yearbook-Layout Staff ED WATSON 67 Sycamore Lane JV and V Football and Baseball; Varsity Track JEFFWAUNSCH 35 Summit Lane JV Baseball and Football; Var- sity Baseball; Sr. Chorus: Theater Workshop STEVE WEBER 412 N. Newbridge Road STU WEINSTEIN 32 Grassy Lane JV Football; Varsity Wrestling ERIK WEISS 2 Quail Lane Varsity Wrestling BRIAN WENDELL 86 Green Lane DENNIS WILBER 13 Birch Lane JV Baseball; JV and V Basket- ball GERRY WILLIAMS 196 Old Farm Road BILLY WILSON 6 James Lane LEAH WOHLGEMUTH 12 Primrose Lane V Tennis. Volleyball, and Bad- minton—MVP (Jr.)-League Playoffs: Student Gov’t.: Fund Raising: Yearbook ’78; Variety Show: Yearbook-Layout Asst. Editor JOHN YONKASKY 4 Blacksmith Road Sr. N.H.S.; Cross Country. Win- ter. and Spring Track: Con- stitutional Contest: Fund Rais- ing; Yearbook-Business Staff MICHAEL ZULAWSKI 35 Woodpecker Lane 55 A SPECIAL THANKS SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR Anthony DiNapoli We the class of ’79, wish to extend a very special thanks to Mr. DiNapoli, You took us under your guidance when we needed you. When things were going rough, you helped to smooth them out. Your effort and valuable time are well appreciated. We owe a great deal to you Thank you. Class of’79 SENIOR FAVORITES BEST LOOKING Mike Hart Marybeth Czerwinski Renee Costarella Mike Dyer Biggest Brownie Tom Hill Regina Napolitano George Bird Scholar Athlete Nancy Smith Chris Anglim Regina Corrigan Dennis Kelly I (Vtfiit Jon Cushing Traci Baranello Pete Porrazzo Jean McIntosh Biggest Flirt Class Sweethearts Colette Turello and Alex Hyman John Burgos and Marybeth Czerwinski Most Distinctive Laugh Most Musical Steve Addamo Phil Abisognio Giselle Scudero Debbie Bercher Marj Solferino Tony Napolitano Ellen Killeen David Kyte Victor Siclari Tom McCormack Margie Eulner Terry Schoenig Most Likely to Succeed Most Dedicated Jeff Bloom Debbie Grier Amy Pecora Carl Beck Most Artistic Mary Anne Mancino Bob Law Rae Kuening Most Conservative Scott Aptaker Nicest to Know Fred Bauer Laurie Galvin Linda Freund Andy McCarthy Most Athletic Liz Deegan Pete Gregory Bill Wilson Pat Fitzsimons Nicest Smile Russ Maneri Michelle Loetvy Rich Muller Jeanette DfHondt John Lang Nancy Gardnei Mike Sullivan Suzy Hunter Donna DeSouza Tom Brannigan Nicest Eyes Class Clown A YEAR OF HARD WORK This yearbook is a special one. From its conception to its publication, it endured more obstacles than I had imagined. But, each time, we the staff, pulled together and worked things out. This gave us the opportunity to become close friends with one goal in mind—to overcome these obstacles and produce this excep- tional yearbook. Looking through our yearbook, I realize all of those long nights of putting this book together with my friends, were worth it. In all the extra-curricular activities in this school, I have never seen an organization where everyone was willing to lend a hand. I only regret that we were not able to use these people as frequently as possible. However, to those who dedicated more than humanly possible, Amy, Tyke, Rae, Kathy, Leah, I sincerely thank you. One of the Staff 67 To all our seniors departing, we wish good health, good fortune and Godspeed. The pears spent in high school soon fade into the past, except for some strik- ing or memorable moments. As the cares of each passing dap bear upon pou, pour memories are likelp to be of those school daps when pou were poung, zestp, carefree and heedless, — in other words, not heavilp responsi- ble to or for verp much. Life's promise stretched before pou, and from mp perspec- tive at least, our seniors each pear are beautiful! So much to learn! So much to think and feel! So brave and, at once, so timorous! So high the hopes! So great the promise! Bp now, we prap that each will have learned that each of us must educate himself, that each of us is responsible for what we sap and do, that each of us must act, and as free people, must answer to others: in short, to be what we will be, without blaming anpone. To pou all, mp beloved students, map the pears be kind to pou. Courage! ROBERT GRAHAM Acc Prinrinnl DR. JOHN L. SULLIVAN Principal CUFFORD BORG RICHARD WEISS A R T CLAIRE KAVANAGH HELEN SILEO ChairmaphPj tries NANCY GATLAND JOHN BENEDETTO ILENE ALTEN HELEN POGAL 22 scrutiny 1 signal afflict 1 promi 2 injure 3 delay 4 investigation menace 5 announcement 23 heinous 1 ■ excite 1 load 2 record 5 move RONALD KELLY Chairman whack 1 cough 2 ruin 1 trap 2 cuddle THOMAS CESTARO 2 voted twice 3 authorized another to vote for her 4 voted for an independent candidate 5 voted with the majority animation 1 liveliness 2 automation behave smolder 1 show suppressed ani 2 grow up quickly 3 find easily 4 report hack LINDA GOEKY 5 charitable Ins | ited THFRFSA WIF.CZF.RZAK j .iml tin desii t possible nist is IS tllC 1‘l'SU i lias gi •n ii' l to pics cnt lliiiiin.il frrtil • 19th-centur tin submits i i i isis. in it In It ms that sun ling ll]t till- Cl |i ini to tin a ll H vc in ml it to rly step in any ef- 'ould lie to tural fertilizers dustries id around cities countries actions JOSEPH MEZZAPESA _________________ •a sc w ifli t npivi tii- involvement in STANLEY MILLER The passage inu overcrowded roa 1 more attractiv 3 greater oecup; 4 the population 1 greater concer rhe author critii roninent for 1 attacking the t 2 trying to limit opposing farm 4 trying to do e ■ 1 -----1------ m ‘ RICHARD WRIGHT FRED VON BURG that success ms is that Lice infant moi right thing has helped c certain people 3 in escaping from crowded cities, people h caused urban sprawl 4 greed has caused technological advances 5 fertilizers have helped farmers to earn higher comes 53 According to this passage, the effort to improve 1 environment will require 1 a number of years to complete 2 a lowering of the living standards of most people :3 t tin- elimination of motor traffic in cities 4 many sacrifices on the part of the well-to-do 5 some censorship of news coverage of the topic MICHAEL NOLAN virontn till- s.i hor of ies slants ed bv ND TAP TOR U TMRfAl THOMAS CLAPS i Chairman MOVA IE JAWS CA5T STE L 1IDE PLATE HILO STEEL FlU-lMER VJ MILO OS FINISH JOSEPH GRUNDAS DRILL and tap THE FILMSTRIP COLLECTION m lPS YOU HELP YOUR STUDENTS LOP SOUND NUTRITION HABITS. JANE PACIFICO NEVADA romenti Modesto Bueno Vista SaJido Del Mont • Monte Vista •LAlamoso M Antonito n Luis Ob:: n Miguel Island Santa Monica Santa Catalina Island •uquerque • Atomogoi Nogales tial credit wiJLb allowed, your yi spaces e expres- 'ers each I 4 1,000 mi DURBAN VIVIEN ROGAL JOHNSTRASSER CHARLES SCIACCA nearest ANDREW LIPPAI Chairman EDWARD SOBANSKI fg71 SIow]_+= )JTempo di Hasapiko (in 12) (SlDriving (J =J) Eft jj | | 1FE mf ( Clap hands} accel. poco a poco 1103| Tempo di Pol FRED SCHMITT 11821 Tempo di Hora-Bright 2 ■-I I wm Balance Beam 93 n e fche beam, tnar hand balance SYLVIA HAMMAR ■ in a headstand. head and go into a forward ly lower by bending the le upper back, and simul- hder grip. bight forward over the s are swung down back- position. The body should be straight and Iv caught on the inside of the thighs. 79 supporting the elbow and shoulder of the performer. I’he other spotter should stand on something so that she can PHYSICAL kicks on each step. |-� rxF 1 A T'F JVr f ,-l Jl Jt r jf Body position and arm positions may vary. Spotting. Little spotting is necessary. Stand alongside the b tended arm. and fall mbs on i all (see Free Exercise Spotting. Stan the body as it falls to the beam. scale position. ANNIE FREEMAN possible leg is be rm as r josite a y vary, which EDGAR SCHMITT Chairman radd r si' control the handstand by catching the waist or thighs in SCIENCE 'roups. Choose six of these nine chosen. Write the answers to these questions on the separate ai h gr Croup 1 61 V| 1 ( 64 The average kinetic energ gas samples could best b their 1 temperatures 2 volumes Direct' answer front pa ■nts «torn WILLIAM PAVLIKOWSKI 69 If the electron configuration of an atom of element — 65 The volume of 1 mole of atmosphere of pressure is pre (1) (2) 63 At (2) B (3) C (4) D has the (1) 22.4 liters x - 25 (2) 22.4 liters x — 1 (4) 22.4 liters x 298 SAMUEL COREYS 80 Chem.-June '76 [6] MURIEL FOX heat stem will change the it? on ol .nui H on of C and I) ram: Croup ( iswcr on 11 it - separate lie directions on the lie reaction lieloxx? DENNIS PAHEL 1 exothermic with an increase in entropx 2 exothermic xxith a decrease in entropx 3 endothermic with an increase in entropx 4 endothermic with a decrease in entropx Croup 5 EDITH STILLWAGGON (2) 22 (4) 88 S5 Accc ing 50CC 3 co 4 co -------- reaction + B — H S4 A ci hydr ' sx stem at eipiilihrium: ;,pb, + 311,0 311,0 + K),f si is added, there xxill he a decrease in the lion of (3' H,0 (4) 11,0 il reaction is most likelx to ikviii spontane- c •rgx change AC) is negative change AS) is negatixe in energy (El is positixe reaction i A111 is positixe JOHN D AGOSTINO Base your answers to questions 30 and 31 on the car- toon below and on your knowledge of social studies. Base your answers to questions 34 and 35 ou t chronological chart below and on your knowledge ot eial studies. Historical Events: 1946-1956 it Union suggests joint Russo Turkish eonti '.nts leading to Black Sea; Communists wa war in Greece; Stalin vetoes plan for conti iiiiic Ixunb SOCIAL an, Marshall Flan furthers recovery of Wes Itirope; Cominform created to strengthe control of Eastern Europe nunist coup in Czechoslovakia; Wester bo-aks will� Sm n i I mi.n Stalin s l.lmLii I Atlanti eak of k a Confi af Vietnam, fo in the Middl ■nunist nations JOAN WATSON n‘ Chairman fense budget 2 some defense money should go toward creating jobs for the unemployed ln-c v . , , « .• i i r j 3 . . _ I9o6—Krushchev der • national delense deserves more than leftovers in r ■ i 4 the Department of 31 Which idea is best ill 1 inflation 2 balance of trade 32 A major goal of educ been to 1 prepare individuals 2 prepare individuals 3 develop the special 4 provide a basis for i 33 Which best explains linquished their empi 1 A rising tide of nationalism led to colonial d '- EUGENE CALDERONE 2 A United Nations declaration granted indepen- dence to all colonial possessions. 3 A spirit of isolationism prevailed in Europe after World War 11. 4 4 Vital raw materials in the colonies had been exhausted. I Comp. Social Studies-6 '7HB [Milk •ad ti bed I RAYMOND WIECZERZAK � - o that can he drawn Trom the historic jven in the chart? Inited formed milit The natioie period of pol By 1956, the their indepe Communist period of d£l FRANKLYN DENNIS [ovfl FRED GOELZ lp' Wial Studies ti '7SH •low are five hypothetical headlines which might h EVV YORK STATERS PAY MORE IN FEDER IE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT” 1)1 PO ed I ate newspapers. VE IN BENEFITS FRO? NATIONAL AVERAGE' al and one economic impacttha he situation suggested bv that [6] DOLORES COLUNS leadline selected, discuss one solution that has been suggested or deal with the situation described in the headline. [6] RONALD FAGGIONI 'hroughout history, influential leaders of society ave often interacted with the ideas and movements bat expressed the needs of the times. In attaining nd exercising their leadership roles, leaders must perate within the environment of the times, take dvantage of favorable circumstances. and o crcoine bstacles. Below is a list of historical events. r each i each leader affect- tioned to af- 1 The interaction of idealism and national self-inter visions such e Doctrine Philippines I m Germany i , STUDIES German Unification Rise of Big Business in the United States Russian Revolution Rise of Nazism in Germany fire I that fluei ever took ing States durii Select three foreign policy decisions from the lis above, for each foreign policy decision selected discuss how the decision was motivated by the in teraction of idealism and national self-interest. Eac discussion should include a description of the cir cumstances surrounding the decision and shouh clearly show how the factors of idealism and nationa self-interest influenced the final foreign policy deci sion in each case. [5,5.5] in Vietnam ates la Pres ANTHONY Di NAPOLI SPECIAL EDUCATION GERALD RADNER Chairman EMMA PAOLINO The Bank SAVING: For credit GEORGEANNA FRIEDMAN (Pleas teturned Date CHARLES ISOLA Account Number X GRADE Studio in Sculpt. C Sculpt. I' Pot. Craf' Pottery 1 Cost.Des.t Design Design £ Draw Paim Adv. Desii Adv. Desii Graph.tPr Basic Pho Basic Pho Adv. Phot Adv. Photi iUAGES French 1 French 2 Freoy L Frei ma MATINA Math. 1 Math. 2 Math. 3 Math, k Eng. I Eng. 2 Eng. 3 Eng. U SS PV SS WSI SS WS2 Sc i ence 1 Creat.Fash Intro.Bus LEBWOHL —s 83 vo Auto7 I MEM GUIDANCE SECRETARY Ur'1 ■ BEN ANGEL (3Per) 1 2? i Chairman '°C-A“ Librarian Assistant MRS. GARBER Office Secretary 86 MRS. LANE Office Secretary MRS. SHAW Nurse Custodial Staff Cafeteria Staff Attendance Secretary NightCustodialStaff In keeping with the holiday spirit, on December 20, 1978 Division recorded this first successful Blood Drive in Levittown due to the efforts of Terry Schoenig and Mr. Graham. Over 60 of our seniors donated blood to Nassau and Suffolk hospitals. Each senior deserves a special round of thanks for their cooperation. SENIOR BLOOD DRIVE Painfully Awaiting... Carl Beck donating 89 ' INTEGRATED STUDIES 91 92 COURSE TOGA! Here we have King Toga, Tom Branigan. with his court, Jeff Rosenking, Tony Passaretti. Bill Sutherland, Art Daly, John Neary, Pete Porrazzo, Ron Mamrosh. Mike Sullivan, and Larry Paleno Flex those muscles Byrnes! A little higher Coop Toga's 1 Regina, you dared me! C- I did this all by myself Guilty! JUNIOR PROM Working before hand.. 9 k. (51a.. of Qlineleen S undred and evenly -nine of CDtvision venue 9Cigh ofchool requests ill. honor of your presence at llieir {Junior {Prom 0usl 9he (Way tyou (Tire 9riday evening, the fourteenth of JPlpril (yiineleen hundred and seventy-eight at eight o clock to he held at {Division fflvenue 9tigh School £evilloum, Qflew tyork femt-formal The Night of the Prom Class officers and advisor Mr. Whitby King and Queen Dennis Kelly and Marybeth Czenvinski on stage our senior Variety show. Up until Thursday night no one really knew if the show would even come together. After constant work, aggravation, and rehearsals, the end result was SUC- CESS! We would like to thank all those who worked us in our guest in particular Mr. Graham, and Mr. DiNapoli without whom the show could have never gotten off the ground. On April 5th. 6th, and 7th our Senior class pulled together to put 9 ■ to. It 12. !)• ;u| . ..pat crt i, •Tii. Vatu; it Crpeol . 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Vary Ackl y. 1 «at VodlftciitA Chrla '«cCllnchy, 11a J o it ar.o 104 STAGE BAND MAJORETTES 105 DIRECTOR Mr. Teichert DIRECTOR: Mr. Teichert CHORUS DIRECTOR: Mr. Reynolds DIRECTOR: Mr. Reynolds MADRIGALS 106 FLAME ADVISOR Mr. VonBurg LITERARY MAGAZINE ADVISOR Mr. Cestaro ADVISORS: JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mr. Faggioni Mr. Sobanski OFFICERS: Carol Bracco Debby Schiffer Susan Schaffner Barbara Anderson SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ADVISOR: Mr. Isola OFFICERS: Carolyn Compton Andrew Meltzer Lauren Carroll Barbara Nlzich HONOR SOCIETY ADVISOR: TREAS.: SECY.: PRES.: Mr. Mike Margie Terry Cestaro Sullivan Eulner Schoenig missing from photo: UP. Valerie Esposito MEMBERS STUDENT GOVERNMENT Left to Right top row: Bob Mittel 12th gr. VP. Jean Greening 11th gr. VP. Arliene Bird 10th gr. VP. bottom row: Debbie Grier Secy. Terry Schoenig Pres. missing from photo: Advisor Mr. Goelz Treas. Bev Graves OFFICERS MEMBERS MATHLETES top to bottom Robert Law Daniel Vesilitza Gary Harding Thomas McCormack Mr. Lippai-Advisor Jeff Schneider This year’s mathlete squad had another successful season with 2-1 record. They were led by seniors Bob Law. Dan Vesilitza, and Tom McCormack. STUDIO OZ ry � k' - Jm .-c'. • ■■ v 7. ft e r '“} WSv v rfl vy r f v I 'j' VJ? T itf w r .Tjr'ti vV r L . Hj; 4C f« L l % iv ■ - v V ? j ex vr 'xj V' W AAAw A -a AAk IA AA-A :.j ifw, 36 1 4 Is5 Vf ' Yi t J i W r w t i;A ,✓ CuduCaadlJT) A J VV A7¥ AA .ArA i SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pres. Donna De Souza V.P. Carl Beck Secy. Laurie Galvin Treas. Colette Turello Advisor Mr. Dinapoli Front Row: Victor Siclari, Marybeth Czerwinski. Bev Graves, Liz Mon- tesano, Vicki Cautela, Carla Keegan, Andy McCarthy. Middle Row: Mr. Festante, Leah Wohlgemuth, Jeff Byme, Debbie Brenner, Fancie Goldstein, Nancy Costa, Mary Ackley, Donna DeSouza, Maryann Mancino, Jeff Bloom. Back Row: Ed Doran, Tony Passaretti, Rob Kenley, Rae Kuening, Sonia Magana. Deidre Kogan. Bob Law, Debbie Grier, Robin Neifeld, John Yonkasky, Amy Pecora, Terry Schoenig, Kathie Harding, Liz Cautela, Jane Rydlewski. Bob Mittel. 115 Amy Pecora — Editor-in-Chief Terry Schoenig — Asst. Editor-in-Chief Kathie Harding — Copy Editor Mary Ackley — Asst. Copy Editor Debbie Grier — Layout Editor Leah Wohlgemuth — Asst. Layout Editor Bob Mittel — Business Editor Rae Kuening — Art Editor Pat Grau — Advertising Co-Editor Bev Graves — Advertising Co-Editor Mr. Festante — Advisor Layout Staff: Vicki Cautela Carla Keegan Deidre Kogan Liz Montesano Donna DeSouza Maryann Mancino Advertising Staff: Jane Rydlewski Victor Siclari Ed Doran Rob Kenely Business Staff Jeff Bloom Liz Cautela John Yonkasky Copy Staff Nancy Costa Tony Passaretti Andy McCarthy Sonia Magana Art Staff Debbie Brenner Marybeth Czerwinski Jeff Byrne Bob Law Matt Rosman Special thanks to all above Photography Staff Irwin Krasnow Photography and Art Credits Cover Artwork — Rae Kuening Lead-In sheets — Rae Kuening Organization pictures — Mr. Festante Sports pictures — Mr. Festante and Amy Pecora Page I picture — Amy Pecora Organization and Sport artwork — Rae Kuening A SEASON OF DISAPPOINTMENT We started in the morning mist In our shorts and wearing cleats The coach gives us all salt tablets To battle the summer heat. Out on the field we exercise And then we run some plays The temperature is ninety-eight As we run through practice dazed. After two weeks of endless sweat there s news that we can’t handle The teachers vote to have a strike Our season’s left in shambles. We could have been a first place team There was talent and much pride But now we’re forced to sit and watch And there’s no place to hide. We can not blame the teachers though. They did what they thought was right But we could have been champions I think of this every night. By ’ 'in Cooper Varsity Cheerleaders Top row: Donna Willen- bacher, Terry Gal- lagher, Marj Solferino, Loreen Beech Bottom row: Traci Baranello, Lori Eulner, Sue McNally, Margaret Brown Top now: Debbie Phalen, Faith Post, Dawn Paleno, Tricia Pfeifer, Nancy Leder. Middle row: Patti Tynan, Debbie Shiffer. Patti Wilson, Joann Kresse, Valerie Schultheis Bottom row: Terry Moron, Debbie Ernst, Tricia Heslin 121 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Left to Right: Top— Coach: Mr. Krug, Russ Maneri, Dennis Wilber, Pete Gregory, Tommy Kelley, George Bird, Coach: Mr. Urban. Left to Right Bottom — Donald Willet, Peter Goldstein, Walkie Shaw, Chris Anglim, Bob The 1978-79 Dragon Basketball Team compiled an overall record of 5-14. The team was coached by Mr. Krug. The cagers made the season an exciting one for the Division Avenue fans by their constant hustle and determination. The final game of the season saw the Dragons losing a heartbreaker in the County Playoffs to Carey H.S. 45-44. Leading the team in scoring for the season was George Bird, while Pete Gregory took the most rebounds honor. 122 Russ Maneri Pete Goldstein Chris Anglim 123 Dennis Wilber Pete Gregory George Bird Dennis Wilber George Bird Top-left to right—Joan Hand. Regina Corrigan, Coach John LaPolla. Liz Deegan, Cindi Montwill. Diane Peribonis. Bottom: Debbie Phelan. Laura Roccotagliata, Kathy Leyden. Ann Champney. Mary Neary. Carolyn Compton. Missing from photo—Leah Wohlgemuth The Varsity Volleyball team had an out- standing year with only two losses in the regular season. The seniors on the team were; Ann Champney, Regina Corrigan, Liz Deegan, Cindi Montwill, and Leah Wohlgemuth. Liz Deegan and Joan Hand were chosen to repre- sent Division in the League All-Star Team. Many thanks to coach John LaPolla for all of his help this year. 124 Pat Fitzsimons—Co-Captain This year’s girl’s basketball team had a record of 3-11. With wins against Levittown Memorial once and Island Trees twice. It was not a very suc- cessful season when it came down to winning games, but it was successful in advancing tech- niques and helping friendship grow. Which was brought about by our coach Sue Bailey, who kept us together throughout the season and always gave recognition when it was deserved. The team has a good future ahead of them, but are losing seniors Pat Fitzsimons, Donna DeSouza, Liz McGrath, Cindi Montwill, and Liz Deegan. 126 127 Pat Fitzsimons Karen Trankle Donna DeSouza Co-Captain Pat Fitzsimons Liz McGrath Noreen Pfeifer Left to right Top: Lucy Fagella, Barbara Nizich, Lauren Carol, Karen Bottalico. Debbie Grier, Bonnie Wohlmen. Ann Essig, Marlene Munelley, Mr. Krug Bottom: Andrea Angelo, Laura Roccotagliata, Faith Post, Cindy Williams, Terry Gallagher, Kathy Leyden, Suzanne Villenell ICE HOCKEY Front D. Mamrosh, Alex Hyman, Ken Preifer, Kenny Campbell, Joe Inciarrano Middle: B. Neidig, E. Vaughn, Tom Oats, Jim Peluso, IV. DeVoe, Tom McGiness, J. Beck, IV. Stuenenberg Back: Tony Mangiacapre, D. Hyman, R. Guerrier, Ron Mamrosh, John Gushue, John Kresevic Missing from photo: N. Simonsen, Carl Beck, John Cooper 128 _ Top: B. Wilson, S. Byrne, J. Lang. R. Muller, P. Gregory, D. Kelly. B. Michaels, Middle: Asst Coach, G. Hall, J. Lott, J. Goldberg. M. Zulawski, P. Porrazzo, M. Hughes, B. Sutherland, K. Tin tie, M. Dyer, J. Fectman, T. Hill, K. Cook, Coach, E. Schmidt, Bottom: P. Goldsmith, M. Hart C. Anglim. TRACK Seniors: Ed Watson, Ken Vitek. Bob Law, John Yonkasky, Coach E. Kane BASEBALL top: T. Passaretti, T. Napolitano. T. Oats, G. Nizich, Coach J. Davis middle: J. Marman, K. Reilly, S. Bishop, K. Campbell. S. DeCaro. bottom: J. Barnett, J. Neary. J. Waunsch, A. McCarthy SOFTBALL top: C. Compton, J. Hand, L. Deegan. S. McLaughlin, N. Leder bottom: N. Smith, D. DeSouza, N. Pfeifer, M. Neary, A. Champney, J. Herold Mm G wm •. O.K. Donna, III write down my phone number. Call at 7:00, the wife’s not home. I use Pearl Drops Tooth Polish! You got something to say? Say it to my face. I come to BAPTIZE you! Rich, Buy your own Lunch! Do you bump? Yes, you rang? I think my mouth is stuck together Hey cutie! 135 Hey, not now! Come now Smitty, you can do better than that! So this is varsity Lacrosse huh? I want to be a Macho Man. Who is that man behind those Foster Grants? COME UP AND SEE ME SOMETIME. 141 feel good all under! Thank you, Thank you. Thank you! N otma WON Fonzi gain! Do you think I need a shave? I can’t sit down! Hare I always wanted a pussy willow Sweetie. Sweetie NICE Sybil's the name! What happened? Couldn’t anyone afford the bids? Welcome to the showers! 1-2—Ah. Freak Out! You look so content. Thinking about the waitress In the diner? 145 Another interesting day in Integrated Studies! If looks could kill! What cord is that? Watch It! Mr. Urban? I told you never to meet me here! 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Full Part Tima No Exp iTANLEY AGCY. 0 ‘ h Ave toChamoer St let W Bwav BA 7-15� UARDS-ESCORTS ptainclotti II B Part m ■med B Plainclothes openings ir . full B part time, clean i must! IIO US West 46th S� . N.Y. GUARDS FULL A PART TIME ALL SHIRS AVAILABLE 318 WK With Over Time Have Clean Record. Own Vet Bring OD 214 App.y in 9AM 5PM, MorvFn. 5 Be k N.Y.C. Nr City Hall. WACKEJMJT CORP. An Eduai Ooptv Employer GUARDS T PT Wlends. Union Benefits IBI SECURITY Bronx 703 E . 211thSt B White Plan i e employment. Attractive sal- i benelif . uniforms prov. IDS Full Time STE AOY Work loros. Apply 20-20 4l t Ave 05. All Tram Tp Queen Plata IMMEDIATE OPENING LOWER MANHATTAN 1ST HAVE CLEAN RECORO CELLENTPAY BENEFITS ALL SUNDAY, 233-2460,0« PINKERTON S INC. 75 BARCLAY ST .N.Y.C . „ $350 PER WK Full time Guard lobe available for a special prelect in Midlo aim Part lima lob ev4 :OS- F available. Could develop mto iy thru Friday tOam-apm___ H6if£s!fi m?HT M L om Oyr Successful New Concept etail Carpeting. Must be enthysias- own Manh. ■aiiaMe. All have home Hp 1233 _ H«I I V.OI HV1 ■' w • rywat w tic, personable. Salary. Car not nec. will train. Call: Mr. Nicole, 7J2 213 . 27---------:----------------------tffo i NPUT output co£trol Must know I O Procedures. 2 3Yrv IMPORT TYPISTS $175 3 3 Yean Exp B 40-50 wpm Typitw Will train on OIGITAL COMPUTER ram; JSTRIAL carpenter. oenerai. ilnlsts. construction. LIZA Aacv. ’. 42 St. Rm 4� ;575-5007.___ 5PECTPR5 Exper.. “call 7i vmSH INOUS1 machir 152 W. ■ . . . inspectors experienced in Struc ««..Ma� . INSTALLER GaraW doors. steady. 212-347__________________ INVKlf ifcATOR .Must own car, sireetwisf, i tures. signed statements. Call: jtWfLRV TOOL MAKER-Welch Case, tap'd min 7 vr� . Sal. Open Unusual opptv for advancement w, expanding c«., manufacturing hig£ - duality goM cases B related produ L.snowB CQ lnc.riC. k€y ppun?m LAF 129 ALL KEY TO DISC MODELS Inierim 39 Bway «nr Wall) 24th fir Keypunch agency fee Pd To 5225 LEARN COMPUTER for XP oper with 1 yr ♦ exp EkM bnfts. adveneemenl and many extra Bo� 4i Assoc 405 LaxA Wendy Scott, 667-0904 Ave,NYC KEYPUNCH TCMP LONG t£rm tap 4 Phase. Entrex, I29 il available. Oevin urnimted Cell Key hi pay, excel Ca. Box No. X xp d on Ibnfts. K 2395 N .. parmanan I J Newt, NY 10017 MACHINISTS MILLING HAND 1st Class. To operate Bridgeport 4 to doc 155 GUARDS TEMPORARY Musi be able to do own set ups BENCH LATHE 1st Class. Must be abla to do dose Tolerance work B own sel ups TOOL CRIB ATTENDANTS apply; INSTRUMENT CO., INC. 90-15 Corona Ave . Elmhurst, N An E qua I Qppty Employe MACHINIST ■J- mm ■ Automatic Screw Machine OPERATOR SET-UP Full Tima or Part Tima (Flexible a fast growing, successful hrs) loin _ co Exceptione, expd operating mg Dev •IP for apt home Mutt have own tools B transportation. Excellent sal- an benefits. Call Mon Frl 12:36- ) 5� 44 Momt1 Must be r T relnee MOO Month Start «1 .. be neat, personable No exp. or typ g nec. Med. Ave eWioe.09-3773 MANAGER for hi volume Bfctyn su permkt. At least 5 yrs. exp. in pur- chasing B managing super nek t. Only persons with individual buying exp need apply. Call 712-4 44B3.________ or full size car. Distribute a FREE sample of a maior N 0°SEL U Tl IK OLVE D Just hang sample on door know in a plastic. bag. SSWB. 'Sr ' FfTNT kautewrvs man cc Work in Mur taene time r a hr. taa hr pet. 'gi«siss m MECHANIC TROUBLESHOOTER APPLY IN PERSON Ufisar Donnelley Marketing Rep. Leila Bros. 5421 20th Av ., Brooklyn. N.Y. MS. AGOSTA ■' M .SECY NO STEM I Ptush Cosmetic Co. | articulat , seif motivator Seles dee Good tvping, s . B a desire to get ahead Super oenefits include • NNON ! c eMorgen AAanhatien wnse ASS'T PAPER BUYER INVENTORY CONTROL Excellent opportunity for an individual with experience on high spaed production macfwn ■■■• taakine people with erv. We are i siren mechanical ability to out i ad- through changes and make M lusiments an eur precision equip- if you would like to apply your skills in learning a speoaliied trade with stability end security in full time permanent employ- ment, we would IM to talk • you. APPLY IN PERSON PERSONNEL DEPT. (201)487-1880 TENSION ENVELOPE CORP. H YLER B WESLEY JTREETS - TM HACKEN (Green St. Exit LEY STREET NSACK. NJ. .Off RtelO) I Equal Opportunity Employer M F MECHANIC ____Van WycX Expwy Jamaica, NY ■ istcv-wosYeir' j bright, energetic incbvtdu offices. a i MR MONO C t Morgan Manhattan Whs � 1 Ferr m Ave. White Plains. NY NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE Equal Opeertvnnv E t Empiover Far fork Office f MEN-WOMLN Restaurant , warehou , PesitiOTO Etc. Immed piemnt. Exp. Inexp, Mam St Agency 40-24 Main SI. Fhdhing 359 009 � AG6fL fcEC|PT5.. Mdtn Buying Off c model clothes B ha METAL POLISHER- must be expd! ongtuminum. Union Benefits. L. I. City........... „..CaH9J7-3172 ndle their own correspondence. Nice appearance B ability to type 40 WPM necessary FEE PAID Cali. BlLLCONROY MAHONY Agency ME. 42St. 407-7570 VA team, N.Y. Metro Area Can Mr Schop._____________ 212-432-0052 NURSES------- 9 RN'S-16 LPN’S Urgently Bronx Met STAT j MEC High School Gred with min 5 yrs exp. K.__..... needed at Manhattan B Sronx Medical Centers. All Shifts top I review Mon Fn lOom 4pm ,itk)fl 490-7420 t (43)________________Suite 220 OPERATORS...TRAINEES pneumatic B electronic control sys- tems. Call tor appointment: OR 9-3200, Ext. 2845 N Y U. MEDICAL CENTER ID-TOWN ALL SHIFTS 507 lit Ave______(at 34 St).....NYC an equal opportunity employer m f Wa are a large Curtain B Drapery Mfr located in Northern New Jersey 3 Mechanic. Experienced. Mus Good Pi mm from George Washington Bridge; | transportation is easy from N.Y.C WE WILL TRAIN Qualified appli cants as Sewing Machine Ooeretor in our modern air-cond piant. Our irefors era earning ei much f more pe' week Fr Hospi- tal benefits Steady work. Pay. SBM T 7457ent Ave..---- MECHANIC . FILM CO. Work in small shop Must know gas B ■ engines. Some knowledge diesel wiqpxn,. electrical.electronics.B carpentry helpful. Benefits, Send resume to. BOX NO XP9I NEWS. NY I0Q17 MECHANIC'S Helper some knowi ■°BFEFaCON LOOMS id Avo....... Tea (201)833-1600 ER Oaera� position w Can Den eaneck.N j. 4 shifts. FT. PT, 179. 029, CMC. PH IV. Entrex, Inforex. Bill 221-74� shifts Sylvia or Tony 21Mi4-3790 __ PeacAtMC. Entrex, CR T. .— uter Opers. Ail hours. Call Judy or Joa 79-4444 KNITTER Exp d on Uum machines. manf. Fla installat.... .. --------- Drivers tic req d. Benefits. _ CaHA. Arnold 777-1493 MECHANIC FORK L'FT REPAIR Expd onty! Lie. B fools nac Sal. open. Bfcivn. industrial Liftt57-� 345 MEN GIRLS WOMEN Factory wk.no exp nac.Oays-nttes Open Saturday BA 7 1550 MEN GIRLS WOMEN Factories B Restaurants No Exp. Sewing Mach. Ocers. Ail types of me- chanics, drivers. mechmNts.ftc. Academy agency ISO Fulton St. NYC Any from to Fulton. Bway. Ndtuu MEN-GIRLS-WOMEN Factor es-Restaurants . tor Individuals ing up or repair- (212)392-0665 ---MAO CA B6«IATM5 7 Expd. days. M rates. Call 269 � 34 interim System� , 39 Bwav (nr Wan MAIL MESSORS Aaa Paid BiSKidO Mature Early Rttlrejs Prtd. Hr 9-J ALSO: MAIL CLERKS.vrflSB170 Most-1 Yr Exp. Hrs 3 pm-ll or 7 am •TSUPVR.Il ------------ city , entry, immed ptemt. Inexp exp CHASE agenrv 147 W 2 s Rm3l2 Men. Mei, Mire Men. Girls FACTORY JOBS ... ALL SHIFTS IMMEDIATE HIRE! DELL AGENCY 74 Warren St........ . BA 7 SS00 “A Train to Chambers St Stl MEN No exp . good oay. Clean air condi- tioning systems Stgadv, bntts. Drivers Me nac. 254) Boroen Ave. LiC 2 Wks trom Hunters Pi sybw. MEN WOMEN Light Factory Work, Days N.tes MANY JOBS OPEN ALL STAR Agy USW.42S1 Rm 200 MESSENGERS AN mailroom supVT! Early retire or supervisory exp will suffice to work with Biuo Chip firm. AAHQNY Agency 11 John Sf 571-0300 FULL B PART TIME STANLEY AGENCY, 14 W Bway 7th Ave iRT to Chambers St Stn. Open Saturdays Be 7 1530 MESSENGERS Mature ok. full B Pf. top OPPtv ASE agency l47W42 f METRO MINORITY MANPOWER Need I people ♦ a Supervisor deliver gifts. Good future. Steady work Car nac. HI 5 27)0. PART TIME PROCTORS $3.50 per hour Men and women needed to monitor local area Stale Licensing Examinations. Pa Part time work on occasional wtedkdavs Additional oeooie needed as SUPPLY PROCTORS $5.001 I per hour Requires lifting and moving of heavy materials. For Information and application, write to: NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION DEPT. Room SC79 Cultural Education Center Albany, New Yo'k 122� equal opportunity emptover m I 6 World Trade Center.wanted immeo tor Word Processing Dept. M.Hfl Wk. twn I PATTERNMAKER SEE OUR AO LISTED ' MACHINE SHOP S S EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for Growth iq Busy Ptfchasuif Department MANY BENEFITS Send Resume alary requirements TO Box him, News,N Y. 10017 Fee PAID Call Agency II Jbbn SECRETARf W WO STEM PfcC'EPT ,ONtff FEfePAlb TO $200+ -f Do you Like Meeting B Greeting people? if � 0, than you can have the opportunity to loin large co. Musi typo 45wpm Top Benefit� ! (km HOWARD 120 Bdway (aggwey) 22700� v;dwa Steno RECEPTIONIST Bright. Exp'd Individ PI—sent Mldlow n Office Berwf ItsSaiary SI5B-SI70 jm o:.: ■ V: , i UNS 95-04 . ama-c Ave '5 Madison Ave (SO) RCCBPTiOMIST.-— ..... 145-200 Plush Carporal H—dquarter V top •’Fortum ttt firm. Only req i ood typing (sten plus) All benefits irv ciudinajNOfit sharing, dental B MAHONY Agency__________11 John Sf. RBCBPT «f4 w Accounts ...... R BC1 Pr Nfw Ac u t� '‘ - - - V«MB Plush Mdtn Co M—s Individual with lit typing to worn m Public Relations t benefits I advancemert •K M7YY df Life experience OK. Ty— 45 50 WPM Excellent benefits. FEE PAID. Call: ROLAND SCOTT S714)00 MAHONY Agency________11 Jt bn St SECRETARI BEGINNERS SECY SCHt GRADS UTE EXP 1- 2 YRS EXP 2- 3 YRS EXP EXEC SECY ADMIN SECY Refrigeration Mechanic OWKEk Operator W Van. � or full time n—lflon with N.Y C. Courier Service. Call Dennis 490-2040 11-2PM Paintcrs-papers, $8 hr Edwards Apancv. HO Read W. NYC 5 4drs a immediate opening for Individu- al with 2-3 veers experience m maintenance of com me r. |al unit and knowledge Of air han- dling svstema. This outstanding position offers opportunity tor advancement, good salary and benefits. Apply In Person 9AM-4PM DAN WADE Mo � reo r gd typing 5 otter career ooptv. excel conven drJn or mdtn locat l� 8WAY__ _2n- Secretary No Sten.P Jeo Florence ightingste |ip—, n_'s ng Home 1740 3rd Av bet 97 B 90th SI NYC Equal QpprtrUty Empiyr M V | REFRH) MKCH dom ic. min 2 vn exp. salary... hberal bnfts B car allow a nee 341-7000. Mr. Knapp Secretary Dos' w � h Ci-stomer 0 c- assist VP Diversitied typing reqd RESTAURANT HELP ♦ .«Wu RESTAURANT cooks, grill, wail RESTAURANT cooks, frill, RETAIL SALES 505 5 Av OS fir 1 10 John SI 14 fir) People inti Cottimw vBtions fir good sacy Are you ■wod’ Agcv. and good skills ot a iifet me loeal t on. Many nvest a dirtirisorr i,me. I Palnt Wallcovtring. Floorcovering I Work m store near your home full time employment. Some experience I in retail preferred. Openings avail- able in Brooklyn. Bronx, Quem B I Manhattan Stores. APPLY IN PERSON Miss Ch- s Interviews-Tues; 9-11 ONLYI Client oays ee. Excel I able. All levels. Some Dtwn v Itz-f gi CALL OR COME IN !JASON 1130 Bway PART TIME-Man w car needefl o deliver newspapers io Manhattan apt� ; 7 day wk 4AM 7AM W need the AAAN who never misses a oav Apply In parson 339 E 40th St.NYC before 12pm. Positions also avail for Sat B Sun. MARTIN PAINT Home Decorating Center 153-20 Jamaica Ave: Jamaica '1.Y An equal opportunity employer M F TMFER- expd JOBTOWEAAXIT in Hot B Cold Roofing. Bonus. Salary. Cell(212) 451-22 4 HOOFER SECRETARY jR WATERPROOfER With 5 yr� scaffold axonc Steady work an year round. Call 12:30-4:3 P T TYPIST, 40 wpm u.S. Customs Start $4 pe'r 'Hr Call: B 4- 30pm, 212-444-4433 PAWNBROKER txpd. full pf � im . retired or tired. Mid Manh. Write X- 12394, Newt. NY 10017_______ iPHOYOBRPMR HOME PORtRTi 120Camera Car Nec Pa.dCash Rojte Drivers Class 3 he NO experience; will train. Excellent career oppty. Good salary ♦ benefit . Call 9-4PM (2121 534-3570; or (514) 34 01� —SALES REPS-MEN A WOMEN “ Nationally known insurance CO. Sal 4 mcenf-Mr. Anderson 2� r ‘ an equal ooptv emp— Sales Rap R T, P T .‘join World Ch’ldcrtt'B win prim or cash, earning money. Comm. SALESWOMEN mature. Evperi- enced Spanish speaking. 7am-i lam B t Career Agncv 40 E 54 Rm 1103 «crw wosifH HIS No Steno Varied do’ie . Call 003-fglf SECRETARY Shorthand ns Rd.2U Bx Whit Plams Bway 4 MISS LEE - •• none' , nl ■ need outgoing, graoous who ha good ‘vp ng mmmm BUMPIER ers 10-500 People Blimpie’s 3275 Hempstead Levittown 735-3303 04 Open 10-11:30 2 a CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 79 “LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT’ Cherished privilege Remember, only your classmates and you are entitled to wear your especially designed class ring from Balfour. Wear it proudly, as a cherished privilege. Congratulations and best wishes from JAMES S. CAPORUSCIO Ballmora Plaza 263S Pattit Avanua Ballmora, NY 11710 (516) 626-1950 or 826-1956 representing 1 1 Balfour JEWELRY'S FINEST CRAFTSMEN NORTH LEVITTOWN LANES Levittown, N.Y. 41 Middle Drive PErshing 5-3900 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 79 Compliments of: DISCOUNT APPLIANCE CENTER DEER PARK LEVITTOWN 1817 Deer Park Ave. 3137 Hempstead Tpke. 242-1719 796-3232 Adrian Coren, MD. Paul C. Lehmuller, MD. Leonard S. Weiss, MD. Carlos F. Montero, MD. DocLinnehan Marius Russo (Former N.Y. Yankee) COUNTY SPORT CENTER INC. 58-60 Division Avenue Levittown. LJ.. N.Y. 11756 516-731-7970 (Softball Capitol of Long Island) George Linnehan Jr. Bill Linnehan Congratulations To All 1979 Graduates 731-9106 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’79 We Invite You To Visit Us. Bring A Copy Of Your Diploma And We Will Prepare Your Income Tax Returns Free Of Charge. !EB J JSUNOCO Hempstead Tkpe Division Ave. Levittown, New York Auto Repair Prop. Joe Eannel INCOME TAX SAVERS, INC. 2923 Hempstead Turnpike Levittown, N.Y. (At The West End Of Mays Levittown Shopping Center) 735-3494 Serving The Area Since 1953 163 m 'n Like a good — -V- neighbor, ZT Resales Appraisals Mortgages Rentals Refinance State Farm is there. • -r' KAL RAMO i Gallery of Homes LEVITTOWN EQUITIES, INC. Agent St T| U M IWSU MCI COMMNI� «Out OMlCt MOOMlMTOM UiiMOtS 3130 Hempstead Turnpike 3072 Hempstead Tpke, Levittown. N.Y. 11756 Opp. Maps Dept. Store Levittown. N.Y. 11756 (516) 796-0990 796-0300 All of your Real Estate Needs Airline. Amtrack and Greyhound Tickets Issued on the Spot at No Extra Cost Passport Photos FLOWERS BY PHIL Flowers for all occasions LEVITTOWN TRAVEL CENTER 2728 Hempstead Turnpike PYramid 6-5151 Levittown, LJ„ N.Y. 1 Center Lane 731-6400 (Opp. Wllllamsburgh Savings Bank) Open Monday Evenings — Closed Sundays Ship Air Cruises Tours PACKAGE VACATIONS First Second Honeymoons CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 79 TERRIFIC TRENDS IN HAIR BEST OF EVERYTHING TO THE Cl ASS OF ’79 2936 Hempstead Tpk. Levittown, N.Y. 11756 a iisthe 79 ijjSff PERSPECTIM STAFF Congratulations to the Class of 79 From the Good Luck to the Class of 79 From the SENIOR DIVISION AVENUE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY P — People T — Taking A — Action (516) 796-4500 Cappadoza czReaCttj Cozp. Best of Luck to the Class of 79 From the 2900 Hempstead Turnpike Levittown, N. Y. 11756 Eleanor Cappadora Uc. R. E. Broker STUDENT GOVERNMENT Congratulations Class of 79 From WIND SERVICE, INC. 165 HOT AND COLD BUFFETS Homemade Soup Daily Breakfast Hot coffee, tea, and chocolate 166 Ice Cubes Ice Cold Beer and Soda YEARBOOK BOOSTERS Bobo: Thanks for everything and always remember S.V., Idaho, for I always will. Love, Amy Greg: The past will stay the past for the present is just as good. Love, Amy Dorothy: There has been good and bad but the strong friendship will always live on. Best of every- thing always to one of the best. Love. Amy Pete: I don’t know about those “Giants” You’re my long time friend. I bet ya that I will always remember your B-day. I hope you’ll be happy. Love, Amy Alan: Thank you for always de- fending and helping me. Love always, Amy Attention BOA’s: It was difficult this year without all of you. All my love, Amy Mary: To the youngster of the BOA’s, everything is coming your way. Love, Amy Alex: The summer of ’76 will always be in the back of my mind, thanks. I’m not ticklish, are you? Love, Amy Bobo: So many miles, so much fun, all my love. Amy Debo: To the best cousin ever, thanks for all the great times. Love, Amy Rob: So many years and you never knew. You noticed everything but the most important one. Go far. Love always. Amy Tyke: Same B-day, Students of the Month, Hostesses, and Yearbook. Boy!! What likenesses. Love, Amy Holly: Thanks for last summer and for all your love and help. Love always, Amy Leah: It sure has been a long time, hasn’t it? Thanks. Love, Amy Mr. Festante: It has been a great year and you made most of it possible. Thank you. Love, Amy Diane: Thanks for the skiing lessons and the friendship. Love, Amy Eddie: Thank you for making the Variety Show fun for me. You were a great Co-host. Do well. Love, Amy Leah: You’re a good kid, thanks for our talks. Love always. Tyke Mr. Festante, Sam, Sid, Irv: You’ve done so much. Danny’s watching. Love ya. Tyke Kathie: Meet you at 2 a.m. — flick the lights. Love, Eric Mary: Congrats and Good Luck — see you at the next BOA meeting. Love, Eric P.S. Next flight bring a barf bag. Bobo: If you’re reading this. Don’t worry, the party isn’t over yet. Love, Eric Leah: Just remember I’m always willing to talk. Congratulations and Good Luck. Love always, Eric 167 To the Class of ’79 — “I’ve Loved These Days” Carla Donna — Whenever I need a laugh, you’re always there! Carla Maryanne — We’ve had great times together, past and future! Carla Jane — You’ll always be a great friend. Stay that way! Carla Carla and Mary — “Go Wild” Love Always, John Carla and her friends — Good Luck in Everything! Love Elaine Marj — You’re a great friend, thanks for everything! Love, Carla To All My Wild and Crazy Friends at Division — Congratulations! Barbara Simonetti Good Luck to everyone in the Sr. Class of “79” Fran Frogman To my very special friend Mary, Good Luck Love (B.H.) Jane Good Luck to the Senior Class, from Class of 80 YEA Dawn You made it, from Mark, Dottie, and Lobo Dawn, Good luck in the outside world. Mom and Dad “Dawn, Good Luck and Best Wishes in the Future” Ricky Dawn, It’s about time Chubbsy Ubbsy! Love Cindy and Alan Alice, I busted up on ya, so what Love Mom Alice, Now I’m bustin on ya, how about that. Mom Alice, Congratulations, The very best and with much love. Mom Karen be yourself and get rid of Jon and come back Alice, Don’t expect me to give Steve $20! Craig Love to feeble farkel from all the farkels. Alice, wishing you love, success, happiness always Mom and Dad To My Boopsy Behr, I’m really proud: Love Ya! Little Sprout Ethel to Tilly — Are you there Tilly? Love Fruity It’s the right — “no” it’s the left — Love Gerri Alice, save a stall for me. Love Till Divorce, ME Alice, Surprise! It’s “Aunt April” wishing you congratu- lations and love. Truckie, Always remember White Turkey and Edie’s class. Love Niecie Esther Sunshine, Remembering us always with a smile. Love, Sarah Maryanne, Relax . . . Life is to Always “Ramble On” Love, RJ. 168 Tyke: I’ll be at your graduation from Notre Dame, just know that you’ll be there too. Remember PM A. Love always, Eric Dot: Don’t forget that nut in the airplane. Congratulations and write once in awhile. Love always, Eric P.S. Don’t wash your letters before mailing. Dear Amy: Today is one year. It’s been the best and will continue to be, forever. Please don’t change because, “I love you just the way you are”. Love always and forever, Eric Mr. and Mrs. Festante: Thanks for your friendship. It really shone through at the right time. The weekend was the best. Next time, in Boston, dinner’s on me. Love, Eric Dad and Mom: I love you both with all my heart. Thanks for every- thing. Love, Amy Kathie: To my long time sister- in-law — all my love and much happiness. Love, Amy Donna: Thanks for letting me take part in things. Good luck in all your efforts. Love, Amy Gerard: Thanks for talking with me. See you at the Giant Stadium. Love, Amy Tyke: Thank you for all the help and understanding. I’ll be at your graduation from ND. Best of everything always. Love, Amy Mr. and Mrs. Pecora: Thanks for putting up with your extra child. Next year I’m moving in. Love always, Eric P.S. you have great taste in daughters. Linda: Let’s keep on having our great talks. We always seem to have so many problems. Are they really all that bad? Love, Leah Mom and Dad: Thanks for all of your patience during the past eighteen years. I don’t know how you did it. I promise that III clean my room at least once before I move out. All my love, Leah Mr. and Mrs. Yaeger. Mom and Dad I love and miss you so much. Thanks for everything. Love, Amy Carl: Best of everything always. All my love, Amy Eddie: “Say a few words” and “Yesterday”. Love you, Amy Leah: Another one! To one of the best — the best always. Love, Amy Eric: The time is here. I remember who got me this job. Do you? I couldn’t have done any of this without your help and understanding. Sorry for ruining things all the time. Love always and forever, Amy Holly: Good luck in Grad school. No doubt you’ll knock them dead. Love, Amy To one Terry from another Thanks for your understand- ing. Send my regards to MMC. Mom and I love ya. Tyke Dear Eric: I’ll never be able to do for you all you’ve done for me. Amy 169 Bobby. You, my friend are insane like me. Good luck — Love, Luscious Colette, Remember the days of your house and my shampoo? I remember so much when I think of you. Love always. Tyke Dad. I promise Til get to Meca somehow. There were no Merlins, just ordinary Tykes. Jean, And next — People in the Pool! You always make me smile. Take care. I’ll think of you always. Tyke Kathie, I’ll be right there . . . Let’s stand outside of Eydie’s class and wait for 1. Love ya. Tyke Fran. I just realized — John Schuff the third is Chuck’s son. Remem- ber all the good times. I will. Love, Tyke Eileen, We all need some twelves in our lives. Good luck kid. Love, Tyke George, The lady in the diner is waiting. Use honey. Tyke Eric, Thanks for listening and helping me through everything. Love always. Tyke Reeney Babe and Lori. Who loves ya huns. Love, Pegweed Gio, Gerber — Who’s turn to get the tea. Love, Pegster Kathie, It’s hard being perfect. Work at it. Love, Peg. Debbie, I love you. Carl Debbie, Good luck in the future. Love Mom and Dad Carl, Best of Luck Always. I Love You. Debbie Good Luck Happiness Kathy Mom and Dad Good Luck to all the Graduates The Harding Family Alan — It’s amazing how 2 years can bring two people so close. Love, Kathie Amy — friendship forever. Thanks for everything. Love ya, Kathie Tyke babes: I’m cornin’. Driver’s Ed, Mr. Kelly, Swimming. Love, Kathie Mom Dad: Thanks for everything, you guys mean everything to me. Love always, Kathie Leah: A lot of years, a lot of fun. Thanks. Love, Kathie Amy, I’m just waiting for every- thing to go our way. Love ya always, Leah Kathie, 9 years is a long time. Let’s keep it going. Love, Leah. Tyke, keep up all the good work. Love always, Leah Dot — The miles can’t separate good friends. Let’s try not to have anything get between us. Love ya always, Leah Eric, Thanks for all the tennis lessons. Leah 170 To a bunch of wild crazy girls. . . Congrats, Peggy To my shadow: Good Luck in Cortland — remember me always. Love, Peggy Congratulations to my older sister. Love, Eileen Thanks guys for holding up the cafeteria wall. Good Luck Class of ’79. Alice’s little boy Play for yourself Alice Go BAAANANAS — Good Luck Big Sis. Love you, Red Remember the Fire Truck True Friends. Me! Love to Cisco and Pancho, From Ralph Drippedly, Don’t ever dry up! One is One, Two is Two, But Three is “WOW” “Thanks to Mike for helping me through a lot.” Love, Melanie Melanie — Your dreams are our dreams — Love Mom and Dad Melanie — May all your wishes be fulfilled! Love, Michelle Linda — I need you to turn to. Love Always, Jimmy Dot — Remember the picture we imagined. I love you, Linda Bye Noreen, Bird and all the Basketball team. Love Fitzy Best of luck — The Sheridan Family Good Luck Class of '79. Tweety To my angelface brother. “Air- borne” Lots of luck — Doris Held Best of luck - The Held’s Best of Everything Always The Berry Family Good luck always The Smith Family Margie — Munum Quack! You’re great thanks for that wonderful honesty. Love Tyke. Carolyn — My best friend. These last two years have been great. Take care. I love ya. Tyke Kathy — Can you ballroom swing? I can with my yellow slippers! Stint Love Tyke Valerie — Where are you going? I’m going off stage with D.G., remember? Don’t forget the 3 things. Love, Tyke Debbie, To kill a mockingbird. HA- HA. Remember Predicate Adjective, element yeast and crew? Take care Love, Tyke Amy, You’ve brought me so much fun and laughter, you mean a great deal to me. Love always. Tyke 171 Good Luck to Miss Marie. The only member of the family whose mouth was big enough to get her somewhere. Miss Priss — “Don’t worry I can do it.” And you did! Class of '79 — May all your goals be reached. The DeSouza’s Donna, I’ll never forget the ten dozen purple daisies! Patti Donna, “Guess you had to be there Maureen and Class of ’80 Do-Bees are 1!! Best of luck to Donna, who always keeps us laughing! Congratulations to the Class of ’79. Kathleen “Nurse Lady Sheenan. Donna, Good times will never end. Best of Luck. Renee Ethel, We go together till the end of time. Lucy Donna, Remember all the B.S. we went through at Play- world. Ellen Donna, Hope life brings you health, happiness, laughter always. Sandy Carl, Laurie, Colette, Thanks for helping me keep “sane” — Donna To Miss Corrigan and As- sociates — “Excuse me, do you freak?” Donna Maryanne — Much happiness in the future. Love, Cathy Carmine Maryanne — Best Wishes Good Luck — The Sorrentinos Dearest Midge — Don’t go too far — “The Tree” loves you. Tyke Amy, I loved S.W, Idaho, the summer, but most of all I love you — Bobby Amy, Hard times. Great times, all the times — I’ll always be here. Bobby Amy — Thanks for everything! you’re great. Donna Mr. Whitby — Wish you could’ve been here all along. We love ya! Donna, Lauire Class of ’79 Regina — What can I say? It’s been great, and thanks for be- ing my right-hand man. I don’t have to say how I feel. Love, ME Maryanne — “Let me take you home tonight” Love — Woody Chuck — “Go around to every home- room ...” Love, Donna Pat Tim — Thanks for everything, especially Shawn! I love you both. Love always, Donna Marj (Pal) — I hope you know how I dig and APPRECIATE you. Thank Big Louie for having you. Love, Do Bees Sue — “Way to go Fonz!” Love, Johnny Congratulations to the Class of ’79. Love the Brennans 172 Best Wishes from the guys at the Division Avenue Deli Dear Chuck, “Thank you for being a friend” Love always, Maryanne Maryanne, I’ll never forget the good times we had. Love ya, Irene To my friends in the class of 79. Love ya, Irene Nanu-Nanu to the class of 79 — Mork Good Luck Class of ’79 — Mr. Mrs. M Take it easy . . . but take it!! Cathy M. Good Luck Class of ’79 — Love Bob, Jackie, Michael and ? The best to the best — Love Uncle Mike, Aunt Bea Good Luck Class of ’79 — Mrs. J. Abatemarco To my kitten. Good Luck — Aunt Mamie Best wishes to the Class of '79 — Peter Abatemarco Woody, You’re the best (now c’mon wake up!) Maryanne Marj, remember the good times, and thanks! Maryanne Jane, it’s been a long time, do not forget the good times! Maryanne Tracy, this one’s for you, thanks for being there — Maryanne “I was laughin’” um . . . “Candygram’ Love Cathy Carmy To the Class of ’79 — It’s been my pleasure. Donna Farrah, Love your shining hair, so does Sundance! Love Scooby Doo Farrah, Smitty, Chuckie, Shanie, Maryanne, Gingko, All My Pals. Thanks! LOL Gokes, M.D., Thanks for every- thing. You’re the greatest! Your 1 Do Bee To My Family, Thanks for being there. Love always, Donna Donna, Be Good, Good Luck, Don’t get in trouble! Karen Cousin Donna, Good luck in the future. The Coppola Family Nit — I’m glad U R A nut case 2j. Wit Thank you for sharing your room on my visits. Aunt Hilda Good luck Aunt Nut Job . . . You’ll need it! Love Beryl To the best Granddaughter in the world — Good Luck! Grandma Good luck to my babysitter, with love. EDW. DO-BEES ARE U! 173 Donna: Did I tell you lately Mary: I got into school how much I envy you? Please at 6:00, where were you? just don’t say it again! Thank Chris and Steve are you for all your help (even if watching. Thanks for your most of it was only in spirit). help, Love Tyke No, now seriously, I really appreciate it. Love, Amy But Fran, I called Chris Amy: 9865? Or what? 1 found it on the floor! Some mothers? Anglim. Love Debbie Bob: Te Quiero tambien You’re great! Love, Tyke Love Debbie Bob: Thanks for everything Robin: There’s a toilet you have done for me. Love, bowl in your front yard. Mary Debbie Tyke: Even though you are Hey Barbie, Where’s Ken? sick, you are still great. Love Debbie Love, Mary Amy: It’s turned out better Peg and Val: Thanks for everything, especially than it started. Thanks! at Pittsfield. Love, Mary Love Debbie Eric: 1 will never forget Bev and Pat: You’re New Year’s Eve and our little great. I owe you a talk. Thanks! Love, Mary lot. Debbie Tyke: All hail Father Hershberg! Margie and Lizzy: I I sure as hell won’t forget about failed the first time, that invitation. I’ll keep you too. Debbie to it. Dragon Lady Carla: Thanks for the help when Marybeth and Debbie: You’re a great couple of things really got tough. I can’t tell you how much of a help. Love, Amy broads. Debbie Tyke: I’ve seen the way To the Class of ’79: Always remember “You’ve Got A Friend” you look at Geo. Debbie Fran: Stay alive or don’t Marjorie: Remember way back in ’76? Thanks for everything. survive. Love Bob Vic: See ya at Nassau Love, Amy Community. Love Debbie I can’t believe it is almost over! and Bob Marge Solferino laugh: 174 bom Nov. 78, died during graduation. BOARD OF EDUCATION Dan Corritore President Jim Ward Secy. 175 Norm Murray Levittown students Bv Daniel ® orrHore demand end to school strike for 34 ao is a ,de - iq -HUS-hue vx uoere leioqed bq picp cqcuUQ I0nv -Htl kc i J ancr-tic :LT,each vcr atuq or i h cum pcsi+wn. uu one paqe in+ 'S tancu cotld tuptue AJhuV weMcn durmq dCiV£ CAji fU) oft€. oJwW ever -fowt tUe feehoq or Oct J 2� q, i nq, wd€(A we teci i� to Viyvswn •Coy d'Ve (VM -f e. 4 H. .i . i. A K.rt- a a. 3 UgiV J About 100 students continued their sit-in protests e’ two Levittown schools in a demand tor an end to the longest teachers si in Long Island history. Here at the Division Avenue High School, some students camp in the hallway