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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1985 volume:

PERSPECTUM 1985 DIVISION AVENUE HIGH SCHOOL LEVITTOWN, NEW YORK THPNIPYOU THAN MOST VALUABLE PLAYER ThANkPOJ TNAN Our senior year is one that won’t soon be forgotten and thanks to you, the memories will last even longer. For the past two years, you have served as our advisor. During that time, you gave unselfishly of yourself. We've worked together with you on our proms, our class trips and also in the selection of our class rings. Whenever something was for our benefit, it became your top priority. You worked so closely with us that you became one of us. You were always there for guidance or if we just felt like talking to someone. We’ve grown accustomed to your jokes and your sense of humor no matter how strange it may tend to be at times. We must admit that we're going to miss them both. We will always remember the special gift that you have given us: yourself. Not many people are able to give so freely of themselves. This trait is just one of the many that you possess which has made us grow to appreciate and to love you. For all your time, effort, and understanding, we thank you. Mr. K. You will always be remembered in our hearts and we hope that we hold a special place in yours. Thank you for always being there for us, but most of all, thank you for making this one of the best years of our lives. ) Knowing that win or lose, i e tmg oAMe p = u« ao the oame o u e Dawn Addotta Edward Addotta Frances Alaia John Allen Yemile Al-Sullami Noreen Anderson Eric Anello John Ankelmen Melissa Aviles Diana Backer Theresa Baranello Marie Ardito Gerardo Armengau Peter Arnold Elizabeth Aronson Andrew Atkins Christine Bellow William Beloff Gail Berae Teresa Barsuaskas Nancy Bauman Christopher Becklein Carolyn Barton Robyn Bauer Amy Best Cynthia Bock Christine Bonsignone Elizabeth Brennan Laura Brenner Terri-Sue Brimlow Brenda Brooks Christa Broullon T - TEAM 31 Hugh Brown Laura Brown Kristi Bryan Kenneth Buchan Christopher Buck Anthony Cerdillo John Carman Susan Carragher TV« TEAM 33 James Cahill Edward Calabritto Debra Campbell Patricia Camphausen Deborah Cerbonell Thomas Clare Emil Coccaro Christina Commisso Mark Carrozzo Christopher Cassidy Kathleen Cassidy Maria Ciaravino Donna Cintron Barbara Cornwell Diana Corpac Anthony Cotaifas John Cotaifas Kathleen Coughlin Edith Connico Donna Coon Susan Connelly □awn Crawford Christine Cyran Laura Daly Richard Demele Diane Dergenio George Delgiorno Joseph Criese Luis Cuesta Timothy Dodd Christopher Doherty Stacy Dougherty THE TEAM 37 Susan Duffy Margaret Dunn Michael Dunn Ernest Dyrlie Gregory Eatz Raymond Every Susan Faille Tracy Farrell Barbara Fazio Ronald Femstrom Robert Fitzpatrick Colleen Foley Kim Furrer TV« TIAM 30 James Gilroy Angele Glaser Robert Grant James Georgoudes Donna Gangi Gary Giampetruzzi Therese Gilmertin Paula Gabriel Maura Greeley Patricia Greemdge Janice Grogan James Haaf Donald Hagan Daniel Hannan Kristine Hansen Michael Hanson TV TEAM 41 Lerry Herran Heath Hesser Warren Hirt AS 8§NOPS Rudy Hevelke Robert Hepworth Richard Herold Kevin Harrigan Teresa Hartman Glenn Hoffman Pietrina Hofmann Richard Horan Lorraine Horton Patricia Hosek Jennifer Huggard Gregory Isola Quinn Jaeger Thea Janal Douglas Jordan Thomas Joyce John Kallas Joseph Kaszovitz 44 8EMOA8 Jacqueline Kayne Laura Johnson Lisa Kavanaugh Jamie Kelly Patrick Kenney Teasha Kinchner Cindy Krech Diane Lacey Steven Lamport Michelle Landesman Gary Lang TMS TEAM AO Kathleen Leary David Leest Joan Lemieux Thomas Leonard Colleen Limerick Dina Lopez Paul Lucas Donna Lynch Mary Lyons Patricia Lyons Julian Machimbarrena Robert Macioch Joan Majewski TMB TIAM 47 Kathleen Maloney Sandra Maly Michelle Marino Denise Meroney David Mass Gregory Mayer «8 SEM'OOS Michael McGerthy Elizabeth McCormack Kevin Meehan Elyse Meistle Joseph Mendolia Patricia McGoldnck Kemi-Ann McGrath James McGuiness Lee Ann McHele Stacy McMinn : ■ i f Peter Milligan Edward Millman Michael Minunno ao seNons Patricia Mitchell Christopher Moccia Matthew Micieli Stacey Metz Dawn Monahan Victoria Mongiardo Frank Montwill Richard Moore Robert Moore TV« TEAM B1 Timothy Murphy Maria Mutino April Nerdolillo John Neal Roberto Negron Timothy O'Toole Kevin Ovens Brian Parpen THE TEAM S3 Ward O’Doherty Lisa Osborne Margaret O'Keefe Michael Orobello Lorine O’Rourke John Peltonen Timothy Perfetti Annmane Petkus Harry Poliviou Anthony Petrillo Maureen Powell Pat Powell Anne Pozsonyi Dina Pretter Laura Pritchard Anne Prudente William Purcell Michael Quinn Jeffrey Rabinowitz Martha Ramirez Kim Raskin T� h6 THAArf SO n David Riall Keri Robertson 90 8ENOR8 Jeanette Rivera Angelo Rizzolo James Rogers i Julie Rose Timothy Reid William Reyes III Donna Ross Robert Rottkamp Matthew Rubenstem Matthew Rutig Lisa Sabarese James Sabo Maria Sanserverino Christine Santana THE TEAM 07 Christina Savino Kris Savold Lisa Scafordi David Schaefer Eliezer Sernas Max Saurel Carlo Scandaliato se SEMOP8 Susan Scarpantonio 4 Gina-Mane Schaefer Ruth Scherer Jill Schiereck Mark Schiller Kim Schloen Jeffrey Schmid Sondra Schreiner Jonathan Seigal TH6 TEAM 98 Patricia Smith Edward Snoeck Richard Soto ec SEMORS Christina Senia Bonnie Siefert Rosemarie Silletti Gail Sevennsen Christine Smith John Sperom Deena Spitaleri Steci Sprague Raymond Steib Robert Stamm Diane Stasko Richard Stremel k t Kearie Spear Steven Struhs Steven Suezo Lisa Talkechov Daniel Terpinian Keith Taub Nancy Taxis Jacqueline Taylor Karla Testini Timothy Tierney Amalie Torres Dawn Tropea Anthony Valentino Joy Verelles Regina Vecchione Lisa Villanell Leo Villierd TH TEAM 63 Dawn Votta Liza Wai Daniel Walsh Dons Wulff Avi Zlatin rue team es Sean Wingerten Richard Winwood Satomi Yamamta mm Roseanne Zanfardino WAPM 07 WAPM UPS es Dan-O got the treatment! Reach out and touch someone's Zap! You’re a mummy 74 WARM UPS Skinny dipping, anyone? The Brutal Face Rip. THE CIRCUS IS COMINC And you're in it. Morning mouth is a killer. 1 11 huff, and I'll puff and I'll . . . Ready? A one and a two . . . Wild Boys Psst! Girla. open the door. When she’s good she’s very, very good, but when she's bad she’s better. 7B WARM UPS We've been good girls. SANTA! BRUSHA-BRUSHA-BRUSHA Potential prom date Better than a Hallmark — but who gets which Jim? How to use the library . . . ZZZZ GRRRRRR! Cheers I It's Alive! KILLER Hitchin s ride. 12 ESPANHA 78 WAPM UPS One more end she’s through the floor. Just like school lunch Just hangm out — UPSIDE DOWN! INCOGNITO rRACONS Sorry about the car Mom BC WAPM UPS dawn adootta B Boat Lane Choo« EDWARD ADDOTTA 9 Boat Lane YAMILE AL-SULLAMI 20 Glaser Lane Jr H Tenma. Field Hockey. Orchestra. Jr. Honor Society. Franc -� Club. Secretary — Sr Orchestra FRANCES ALAIA 151 Barbara Lane JOHN ALLEN 6 Andrew Lane NOREEN ANDERSON 252 Newbridge Road ERIC ANELLO 32 Bent Lane Jr H. J.V.. V Basketball. J.V Football JOHN ANKELMAN 42 Spring Lane Jr H.. J.V.. V Baseball; Jr. H.. V. Football; Jr. H. Wrestling MARIE ARDITO 16 Ranch Lane GERARDO ARMENGAU 3938 Bemic Road. Seeford V. Soccer and Wrestling UZ ARONSON 3212 Roxbury Lane ANDY ATKINS 45 Ring Lane Jr H .V Basketball; V Soccer; Spanish Club MELISSA AVILES B Green Lane Tennis; Cheerteading. Statistician DIANA BACKER 49 Balsam Lane V. President — Honor Society. Kick line. School Productions. Variety Show. Chorus; Yearbook Staff. Freme Jr. H Volleyball Jr. H. Yearbook THERESA BARANELLO 133 Blacksmith Road Jr. H. Ghee'-leod-ng. Chorus; Kickline THERESA BARSUASKAS 16 Sugar Maple Road Jr K. J.V . V PseriBBOng and SoftdeM. SAQO Foreign Exchange Club. Jr. H. Volleyball. Year- book. Statistician — V. Football and Volleyball CAROLYN BARTON 7 Oak tree Lane Honor Sooecy. Jr. H.. V. Softoe� . Jr. H VoBeybafl STATS’ ROBIN BAUER 26 Red Poll Lane Jr. H.. J. V.. V. Volleyball. Jr. H.. J. V. Softball. Jr. H. Badminton and Basketball. V. President — Jr. Honor Society. Stud. Gov’t; SAOO Homecoming Finalist NANCY BAUMAN 32 Elm tree Lane J.V.. V. CheeHeadmg. Honor Society. FBLA CHRIS BECKLEIN 1 1 B Coach Lane Jr. H.. J.V. Football CHRIS BELLOW 43 Giazer Lane Jr. h. Field Hockey and Tennis; Chorus BILL BELOFF 25 Circle Lane Stud Govt. Yearbook Staff; J V Beeeoa� J.V.. V Wrestling. V Football GAIL BERSE 160 Periwinkle Rood Jr. H. Chorus; President — FBLA AMY BEST 20 Summit Lane Jr. H. J.V Cheer!Boding. Asst. Captam — Kicklm- e; V. Pree Orchestra; Stud. Govt School Produc- tion; SADD CYNTHIA BOCK 39 Robm Lane WILLIAM BODE 1 1 Blue Spruce Rood CHRISTINE BONSIGNORE 6 Gardenia Lane Jr. Honor Society. Jr. H. Field Hockey. Flame; Yearbook Staff WILLIAM BONTEMPO B3 Ridge Lane BETH BRENNAN 2B Hiiloop Rood Jr H Chorus; SADQ Kckima. Stud Govt School Production LAURA BRENNER 29 Pintail Lane FBLA TERRI SUE BRIMLOW 1 5 Ben Lane BRENDA BROOKS 31-81 Bnxton Lone CHRISTA BROULLON 315 Orchid Rood HUGH BROWN 1 1 Horn Lane Jr. H. Lacrosse eno Wrestling; V. Soccer and Wrestling; J. V.. Lacrosse and Football LAURA BROWN 27 Vista Lane KRISTI BRYAN 27 Copper Lane V Basketball. Tennis and Softball. Statistician — Basketball KENNY BUCHAN 1 1 Tower Lane Jr H.. J.V.. V. Baseball and Basketball; Jr. H. Chorus. Honor- Society DINA BUCKHOLZ 208 Center pane CHRIS BUCK 66 Ranch Lane V. Football. Band; Marching Band. Yearbook Staff. Flame SUSAN BURGOS 9 Morning Glory Rood RICHARD BURNETT S3 Wolcott Road KELLY ANN BURTT 7B Ridge Lone Jr Honor Society. Jr. H.. J.V. Cheerieedmg JAMES CAHILL 1 Fence Lane Jr. H Football; Jr H. J. V. Baseball; Jr. H.. J. V . V. Basketball EDDIE CALABRITO 48 Hyacinth Road Jr. H.. J.V. Wrestling end Football FRANCIS CALLAN 1 Green Lone DEBBIE CAMPBELL 31 Tarry Lane Jr H Orchestra; Honorary Spanish Club Member PATTY CAMPHAUSEN 29 Anvil Lane IVAN CANTOS 25 Boat Lone Wrestling; Spanish Club DEBBIE CARBONNEL 44 Chestnut Lane Secretory — Junior ana Senior Classes. Sec re- tary Treesurer — Sophomore Claes. FBLA. Jr. Honor Society. Statietioen — Baseball. Wresting and J.V. Basketball. Prom ana Ring Committees. Foreign Exchange Club; Chorus. Variety Shows ANTHONY CAROILLO 32 Hunt Lane V. Football JOHN CARMAN 154 Orchid Road Jr. H. Football; Battle of the Bands stats 81 SUSAN CARRAGHER 93 Bamyero Lane J V . V Cheerieedmg. FBLA. SADD MARK CARROZZO 3A State Lane KEITH CARTIER 29 Old Hilt Lane CHRIS CASSIDY 44 Shenvooa Road Jr. H. Basketball; J.V. Yearbook Staff; Flame KATHLEEN CASSIDY 81 Barbara Lane MARIA ClARAVINO, 2 Birch Lane Honor SbC-ety.j DONNA ONI 3A Center TOM CUA 9 Target Jr H . J V . V JOE CRIESE 20 Birch Lane EARNEST DYRLIE 36 Ok3 Farm Road wling RY EATZ Lane etbeii. Yearbook Staff Heybaii. Honor Society; V • esident — CjporoB. Swing ry Editor — ariety Show®. EMIL COCCARO 2 Peony Road Stud Govt; J.V.. V.’ CHRISTINA COMMIS 3223 iiene Lane All-County Choros. Jr. H Ve Sr. H ety Shows; School Productions NYSSMA CHRISTINE CONGEMI 3 Lilac Lane SUSAN CONNELLY 96 Wolcott Road Jr H. Badminton; Jr. H.. V. Basi' ana Voiieyban. J.V Chee'-ieaamg; EDITH CONNICO 1 7 Myrtle Lane DONNA COON S Peachtree Lane Chorus. Flame; Spanish Club. Honor ROBERT CORCOVILAS 1 Spool Lane BARBARA CORNWELL 69 PerkSlOe Drive Jr. H. Field Hockey; FBLA. Chorus DIANA CORPAC 53 Haymaker Lane ANTHONY COTSIFAS 2A Tinder Lane J.V. Football JOHN COTSIFAS 2A Tinder Lane J.V.. V. Football KATHI COUGHUN 1 5 Bobolink Lane J.V. Basketball. Badminton; Honor Society DAWN CRAWFORD 7 Candle Lane . Softba and Basketball FERNS' T FITZP WiCK mfiowe oad Baseball.J and. Stage Band and Orchestra. 23 Ft V Preset — Soph . Junior. Senior Classes. Jr. and Sr Honor Sooebea. Jr. H. V. Terne. Spanish Qub; Statistician — I; Band. Chorus; Superintendent's Adv- il; Foreign Exchange Club; Homecom- and Prom Committees. Ski Club LA GABRIEL A Buttercup Lane GANGI A Cliff Lane BLA; Chorus TIMOTHY GARDNER A1 Summit Lane Battle of the Bands JAMES GEORGOUDES 98 Cord Lane Honor Society GARY GIAMPETRUZZI 1 73 John St. Jr. H. Football, Jr. H.. J.V. Baseball and Basket- ball; Honor Society BS BECOONnON TERRY GiLMARTlN 3162 Buxton Ooad Jr H.. J. V . V Cheerieeding. Homecoming Com mittee; Statistician — Softball JAMES GILROY 112 Coach Lane President — Junior Class. Jr H . J.V . V La- crosse. J.V.. V Football; V Wrestling; Foreign Exchange Club THOMAS JOYCE 2 Orchid Rood BRYAN GINTHER 79 A Obey Lane Treasurer — Fishman Class; Supe Advisory Council. J.V Wrestling a Stud Gov’t PAUL GlORDAMO 06 Butternut Lane Battle of the Bands SUE GiRADlN 56 Pelican Road ANGELE GLAZER 38 Biacxsmitn Rc NANCY GOLDEIpRG 3575 Hunt Roap. Wantage DANNY GORM 235 Pmelown ROBERT GRANT 52 Honeysuckle Rood DEBBIE GRAY 52 Sou-rrei Lane FRED GRAY 52 Sciuirrei Lane MAURA GREELEY 55 Anvil Lane Jr H Tennis. Variety Shows Yearbook Staff. Foreign Ex Jr Honor Society PATTI GREENlDGE 1 3 Hunt Lane J.V . V Tenn.s; Chorus; Variety Showfc. Scf Productions. NYSSMA Swing Choir; Jr Honor Society; All-County Chorus. Kickl JANICE GROGAN 31 45 Chelsea Lane Vonety Snow, Chorus JAMES HAAF 29 Tower Lane Bowling; Band. Marching Band DONALD HAGAN 1 A Pebble Lane V. Baseball. Jr. H. Football EDYTHE HANCOCK 25 Sandpiper Lane DAN HANNAN 12 Circle Lane Yearbook Staff; Stud Govt Jr. H.. V J.V. Basketball; Jr. H.. J.V. Wrestling; V Football KRISTINE HANSEN 37 Gardenia Lane President — Freshman. Sophomore and Junior Classes. P'-'esident — Stud Gov’t. Jr, H. J.V. V. CneeHeedng; J V Softball. School Productions. Homecoming Queen Runner-Up; SADD; Prom Committee; Flame; Yearbook Staff; Variety Snow; Jr. H. Orchestra and Chorus; School Store Jr H Basketball; Stage :cv; Stage Manager — School Football. J A .. V Lacrosse i; Chorus Football. Spanish Club MICT-IELLE LAN DESMAN 1 tfaiiev Rood Society. Spanish Club LANG Peony Lane KATHLEEN LEARY 2 Peacock Lane DAVID LEEST 2A Mistletoe Lane JOAN LEMIEUX 3156 Chelsea Lane Chorus; Variety Show. School Productions THOMAS LEONARD 9 Flamingo Road Computer Club; Baseball; Jr. ROTC COLLEEN LIMERICK 32A Gardiners Avenue Captain — Jr H . V. Basketball. Jr h Soccer. Coptam — v. Soccer (All Conference); Captem — Jr. H.. J.V. Softball (J. V -MVP). V. Softball; Honor STATS 83 Soceitv. Marchmg Bond; Band; Orchestra. Jr. H Michael McCarthy PATRICIA MITCHELL All-County Jazz Bona. NYSSMA 14 Park Lane 53 Needle Lane Kicklme JOHN UNKENS ELIZABETH McCORMACK 92 Albatross Rood FBLA: Jr H.. J V Baseball 422 N Newbridge Road CHRIS MOCCIA Foreign Exchange Oub 26 Blue Joy Lane J- m Football. Basketball ana Baseball GEORGE LOOCERO 95 Knoll Lane PATRICIA McGOLORlCK Jr. H . V. Football. Bond; Manch-ng Bond; Yee- 6 Midway Lane DAWN MONAHAN book Scoff . Flame FBLA; Jr. Honor Society: Foreign Exchange Club 4 Bucket Lane Honor Society. FBlA Yearbook and Flume Stef ALICE LOGHJDlCE KERRI-ANN McGRATH Cheerieodmg 50 Eve Lane 51 Kingfisher Road Secretory — Stud Gov't. Pnes-Oent — Fre9hrr«n Jr. H.. J.V.. V Volleyball and Softball. Jr H. Bas- VICTORIA MONGIARDO Clast. (G O ); Swmg Choir; School Productions; ketbali; President — Freshman Class (G O.). 41 Pebble Lane Var,ety Snows. NYSSMA. All County end An State SADO. Sk. Club Oxrus, J M . j V . V CiTeeHeoong, Supenntan- FRANK MONTWILL dent's Advisory Council. School Stone, Homecon- JAMES McGUlNNESS 33 Haymaker Lone mg Queen Semi-Fmaliat 50 Hollyhock Road J.V.. V. Football; J.V. Baseball RICHARD MOORE PAUL LUCAS 9 Grassy Lane 1 Bittersweet Lane LEEANNE MeHALE Jr. H . J V . V Football Lacrosse Jr. H . u V Honor Society 12 Spoke Lane Jr. H. Basketball; Variety Show Wrestling GONNA LYNCH ROBERT MOORE 257 Orchid Road DIANE McKENNA 1 1 Swan Lana Jr H . j V Tennis. J. V Softba� ; Stud Gov't. 69 Chimney Lane SAOD Yearbook Staff STEVE MORAN Suzanne McKinnon 9 Tanners Lone JOHN LYNCH 3 1 2 Gardiners Avenue 117 Kingfisher Road SUE ANN MOORISH STACY McMlNN 70 Comcnb Lone 27 Quarry Lane Jr m . Cree'-iead'rg FBlA. Statstoar—W st- MARY LYONS Chorus. J V. Cneerleeomg; NYSSMA J H 008 ng - u'’-e u'- ng Co- t tee f - . ■ i • nangt 1 B Quarry Lane ketbali Sec-eta-v — Ho o- Society. T-eoeu- r — Club. School Store Chorus Stud Gov't. Vanety Snow Scnool Plays. Sorority: Fame, Swmg Chom PATRICIA LYONS LINDA MOUTON 5 Hemlock Lane JOSEPH MECCA 14 Fence Lane Honor Sooetv 5 Moss Lane sandra Mueller JULIAN MACH.MBARPENA KEVIN MEEHAN 93 Harvest Lone 1B Hook Lane 86 Wolcott Road V. Soccer; Spanish Club MARK MUNlSTERi ELYSE MEISTLE 62 Wolcott Rood ROBERT MACIOCH 40 Horeshoe Lane Jr. H . J.V W-estbng TIMOTHY MURPHY 24 Hollyhock Road 42 Cord Lane J.V. V. Softball ana Volleyball; V. Basketball ono Jn H . J V Baseball. Jr. H . V Basketball Tennis; Jr. Honor Society DIANE MAGUIRE JOSEPH MENDOUA Bottle of the Bands 72 Silver Lane 35 Lormg Road Baseball MARIA MUTINO JOAN MAJEWSKI 1 7 Bark Lone 74 Hyacinth Lane RICHARD MERKEL 1 9 Buntmg Lone APRIL NARDULILLO KATHLEEN MALONEY 29 Harvest Lane BO Corf f lower Roaa STACY METZ Jr H Softball; All County Band. Orchestra. Honor Sooety. French Oub. FBLA 15 Haymaker Lane Mo- c • ■ g Band. Chorus Var ety Shows Battle of SANDRA MALY 2B Slate Lane Honor Socety. Spanish Club. Foreign Exchange Club MATTHEW MICIELI Queen Finalist. Yea-book Staff KEVIN MANGELS 42 Rolling Lone GERARD NAUGHTON 3151 RoxDuny Lane □AWN MIDNET 115 Ranch Lone 406 Gardmere Avenue LAURA NAVARRA MICHELLE MARINO J.V . V. Soccer; Variety Shows. School Produc- 6 Barnyard Lone 74 Valley Road Dons; Swing Choir. Chorus; AU-County Chorus; Soror.ty JOHN NEAL DENISE MAR JNEY 1 1 Quarry Lane 40 Rmg Lane J.V Bane-ban and Football. V Football PETER MILLIGAN DAVO MAROTTA 37 Gun Lane ROBERTO NEGRON 14 Leaf Lane Jr. H , v Basketball. Jr Honor Society 1 8 Finch Lane DAVID MASS EDWARD MILLMAN ANNE MARIE NESTOR IB Academy Lane 85 Pond Lane 32 Blacksmith Road jr H Cnorus Jr M Vanety Show. Bona March- GREGORY MAYER MICHAEL MINUNNO ing Band. Drum Ma,or. School Production; 20 Piper Lane B-3 necookirroM 45 Farm Lane Scud Gov t; Co-Editor — Flame. Yearbook Staff CH«iS NOONAN Q7 Bornyord Lane Jr H . J.V.. V. Football: V WresUing BETH O'DALY 91 Old Farm Road Jr. Honor Society: Jr H Basketball. Jr. H . J V. Softball and Volleyball. Jr. H. J.V. V Chee-- leeamg, SADD. Manage1--School Score; Soorta — Yearbook. Flame Staff WARD O'DOHERTY 9 Pebble Lane School Productione; Promotional Director — School Productione; Jr. H Basketball. Golf. FBLA MARGARET O'KEEFE 30 Swallow Lone LORINE O'ROURKE 30 Cliff Lane Chorus; FBLA Tennis; Stud Gov't. TIMOTHY O'TOOLE 9 Pnmrose Lone Bowling PATTI ONORATO 95 Morning Glory Lane MICHAEL OROBELLO 30 Soorrow Lane LISA OSBORNE 1 9 Quaker Lane School Productione. Chorus KEVIN OVENS 1 7 Blue Spruce Rood BRIAN PARPAN 71 Bucket Lane Jr. H . J.V. Baseball, wir. H.. j V V Basketball JOHN PELTONEN 46 Schooibouse Road TIM PERFETTI 90 Fox Lone Chorus. School Productions; Jr. H . J. V FootboM; Ail-County Chorus ANNMARIE PETKUS 1 79 Old Form Rosa Treasurer — Freshman. Sophomore. Junior ana Senior Classes. Honor Sooecy. NYSSMA. Orch- estra. Lighting Crew; Pit Orchestra. Stage Band. Marching Band. Studio Oz; Ski Club; J. V.. V Chee-4eadmg. V. Tennis, Prom, Ring and Dance Committees. Ansta Club ANTI lONY PETRILLO 1 Magpie Lane BRIAN PLAKSTIS 19 Peacock Lone HARRY POLIVIOU 01 Wolcott Road MAUREEN POWELL 44 Hyacinth Rood Jr Honor Society PATTY POWELL 39 Spring Lane Jr H,. J.V.V Tennis; Orchestra. NYSSMA. Flog Souod ANNE POZSOYNI 0 Park Lane DINA PRETTER 30 Clover Lane LAURA PRITCHARD 93 Saddle Lane Stage Bona School Production; Captain — Kick- iine; Secretary — FBLA. Honor Society: Bond; All- County Chorus ANNE PRUDENTE 41 Hill Lane Jr H.. J.V. V Softball; Jr. H. J.V Volleyball: Honor Society; Foreign Exchange Club WtLUAM PURCELL 73 Abbey Lane Jr. H . J.V.. V Lacrosse; J.V Football and Wres- ting MICHAEL J QUINN 63 Amber Lane Jr. H. Footbeii. Jr. H . J.V. Basketball and La- crosse. V. Soccer; Spanish Club JEFF RABINOWITZ 8 Chemytree Lone MARTHA RAMIREZ 95 Barbara Lone KIM RASKIN 30 Sunnse Lane Layout Editor — Yearbook. Co-Editor — jr H. Yearbook. Jr. Honor Sooety. Stud Gov't Fore n Exchange Club; Stags Manager — Sr. Variety Show. Flame; Sorority; SADD TIM REID 95 Furrow Lane WILLIAM REYES 474 Gardiners Avenue DAVID RIALL 75 Ridge Lane Marching Band; Stage Band; Honor Society; Stage Crew JEANETTE RIVERA 94 Castle Lone ANGELO RIZZOLO 69 Wolcott Rood Jr. H.. J.V .V Football. Jr. H . V. Lacrosse; Jr. H. Wrestling KERRI ROBERTSON 47 Chapel Lane DEBORAH ROEPKE 1 92 Shelter Lane Sorority JAMES ROGERS 115 Bayberry Lone Jr. H. J. V.. V . Baseball. Basketball and Soccer; V. Lacrosse WILD AM ROMERO 324 Blacksmith Road DONNA ROSS 1 9 Rolling Lane ROBERT ROTTKAMP 10 Chimney Lane MATTHEW RUBENSTElN 34 Blackbird Lane LISA SABARESE 93 Saddler Lane JIM SABO 3S Periwinkle Rood Jr. H.. J.V.. V. Lacrosse; Jr. H . J.V. Wrestling. J.V.. V. Football STEVEN SAINT 35 Harvest Lana MARIA SANSEVERINO 95 SugarmapJe Road CHRISTINE SANTANA 6 Parks.de Dnve Jr H. Bend; Marching Band. Spanish Club. J.V. Basketball Yearbook Staff EUEZER SARRIAS 56 Mill Lane WILLIAM SAUNIER 53 Cora Lane MAX SAUREL 00 Knoll Lone CHRISTINA SAVINO 113 Shelter Lane J.V Cheerieadmg; Statistician — Jr. H. Lacrosse. Yearbook Staff KRIS SAVOLD 91 Hilltop Road CARLO SCANDAUTO 91 Beyberry Lane Battle of the Bonos SUSAN SCARPANTONIO 97 Harvest Lone Jr. H. J.V. Softball; Jr. H . J.V. Volleyball; Jr. H. Basketball; Chorus DAVID SCHAEFER 90 Spring Lane Honor Society GINA MARIE SCHAEFER 30 Peony Rood Spanish Club RUTH SCHERER 6 Quaker Lane Jr. H. Chorus JILL SCHIERECK 94 Saddle Lane Jr. H.. J.V. Cheerieadmg. Jr. H. Chorus. Soronty MARK SCHILLER 49 Biuespruce Rood JEFFREY SCHMID 9 Anvil Lane Bond. Chorus. Swing Choir; School Productions; Marching Band; Honor Sooety SONDRA SCHREINER 9B Dogwood Lane Secretory — Sophomore Class. Jr. H . V. Tennis (Ail Conference); Marching Band: Stage Band; Bona (All County); Pit Orchestra: Orchestra. Kick- Ime; Jr. H. Basketball. Jr. H. Cheeneodmg JOHN SCOTTO 39 Gun Lane BARBARA SEEUNGER 19 Dale Lane Sorority JANET SEE 141 Orchid Roaa JONATHAN SEIGAL 208 Orchid Rooa Computer Out), Souna Crew BONNIE SIEFERT 3 Castle Lane Jr. Honor Society; Jr H. Band. Marching Band; Statistician — jr h Basketball; Jr h. . J V Vol- leyball. Softball LISA SIGNORELLI 31 56 Jeffries Road ROSEMARIE SlLLETTl 105 Horn Lane Yearbook Staff. Flame. Cnorua CHRISTINE SMITH 1 70 Saddle Lane Honor Society. Jr. H. Tennis. Kick line; Spanish Club. School Productions; All County Chorus. NYSSMA PATRICIA SMITH B0 Slate Lane Jr. H. J.V.. V. Cheerleading. Statistician — Jr. H Lacrosse. Sorority EDDIE SNOECK 1 1S Old Form Road RICHARD SOTO 28 Ranch Lane J.V. Basebaii. Band. Marching Band; Flame. Year- book Staff KEARIE SPEAR 32 Periwinkle Road J.V. V. Basketball. J.V Softball JOHN SPERONI 69 Kingfisher Rood Computer Club. Stage Band. Marching Bend; Orchestra. Honor Society. Band DEENA SPfTALERl 10O Shelter Lane STACI SPRAGUE 29 Neddie Lane Chorus; Flame Staff RAYMOND STAIB 7 Andrew Lone ROBERT STAMM 28 Swan Lane Jr.H.. J.V.. V Baseball. Jr. H. Basketball DIANE STASKO 27 Thrush Lane FBlA. Jr H. VoMeybail; Yearbook Staff; Home- coming Semi-Finalist RICHARD STREMMEL 7 Sugar-maple Road STEVEN STRUHS 260 Gardiners Ave Jr. H Lacrosse and Football STEVEN SUAZO 24 Primrose Lone 86 «CCOGIVTON JAMES SUTHERLAND 120 Horn Lane LISA TALKACHOV 110 Cotton Lane Orchestre. Flog Souad DANIEL T ARPINI AN 193 Kmgf isher Road Orchestra; Pit Orchestra. Honor Sooety. Foreign Exchange Club KEITH TAUB 107 Orchid Road NANCY TAXIS 31 Grassy Lane FBLA; Stud Gov’t. SADD; Homecoming Sen,. Fmokst. Statistician JACQUELINE TAYLOR 30 Pine Tree Lane Jr H. Cheerieoding; School Store SADD; Stud Gov t; Kickiine; Stage Crew KARLA TESTINI 3235 llene Lane V. President — Sophomore and Junior Classes. Honor Society; Pres,dent — Sorority; Foreign Ex- change Club; Stud. Gov’t. Spanish Club. SAOD; Stage Crew Statistician — Wresting. Basketball ano Based©i; Yearbook Staff timothy tierney 23 Gun Lane AMALIA TORRES 96 Blue Spruce Road FBLA. Jr Chorus □AWN TROPEA 29 Sparrow Lane Editor-In-Chief — Yearbook; Honor Sooety; Sec- rete — Freshman Claes. Assistant Captain — Kick line. Stud Govt. School Production. Variety Shows; Chorus; Arista Club: Foreign Exchange Club; Jr. H Tennis ELLEN TUERUNGS 20 Copper Lane SHARON TUERLINGS 20 Copper Lane SHERRI TWAlTE 70 Center Lane Jr. Honor Sooety. Kicklme; Yearbook Staff ANTHONY VALENTINO 260 Canter Lane JOY VARELLAS 112 Bobolink Lane Foreign Exchange Club REGINA VECCHIONE 48 Rolling Lane Jr. H.. J.V. Softball; J.V. Basketball; Stage Band. Band: Honor Society JOHN VESOUE 66 Periwinkle Road LISA VILUANELL 1 1 Old Farm Road GEORGE VILLANTI 10 4 Harvest Lane LEO VILLARO 2 4 Peacock Lane Chorus; School productions. Variety Shows; Yearbook Staff DAWN VOTTA 34 Quarry Lane Captain — Jr h . j v Chaeneadmg; V Cheer leaping; Soronty LIZA WAl 51 James Lane J.V. Tennis; Jr H . J.V.. V. Badminton DANIEL WALSH 27 Cornflower Road Hoi-or Society. Bond Pit Orchestra; Orchestra. V Soccer WILLIAM WASHBURN 32 Shotgun Lane Jr H. Wrestling. Jr H.. J.V . V. Lacrosse, J V.. V. Football ARTHUR WASZCYSZAK 20 Family Lane RAY WEINGART 49 Hollyhock Rd. Jr. H., J.V., V. Lacrosse and Football RICHARD WEISS 23 Peony Road MARLO WEISSMAN 133 Coach Lane Flame Staff KATHLEEN WILSON 6 James Lane Jr. H CheerieeOing. Jr.H . J.V.. V. Basketde . Softball and Volleyball. Homecoming Semi-Finalist SEAN WINGERTER 14 Stone Lane All County and All State Chorus; NYSMA, Schoo Productions RICHARD WINWOOD 50 Tower Lane FBLA DORIS WULFF 262 Blacksmith Road Jr. Honor Society; Jr. H. Tennis; Fqreign Ex- change Club; FBLA SATOMI YAMANlTA 2SB Blacksmith Road J.V.. V. Tennis and Cheerleading ROSEANNE ZANFARDNO 1 34 Saddle Lane PAUL ZAVACKI 76 N Broadway. Hicks ville FRANK ZAZZARINO 321 7 i nene Lane AVI ZLATIN 43 Hom Lane V Soccer MICHELLE ZWERLING 25 Boat Lane TRAINERS Inning 4 ASSISTANT MANAGERS Dear Graduates. An old proverb states the longest journey begins with the first step. Your long journey has come to an end. graduation 1905. It began in nursery school and has progressed year after year. I had the pleasure of joining your trek when you were in junior high. In fact. I have pictures on the wall of my office which show that some of you went to Holland. Otta- wa. Spam and Boston on school trips. Goals were set and reached one by one. Now the time has come to begin the next journey. A sort of round trip ticket if you will, only this time it is career oriented. Architects, en- gineers. programmers, secretaries, en- vironmentalists and more. This is the journey that counts. You'll go to college, get married, raise a family, pay taxes and in general reap what you have sown as a student at Division Avenue High. Certainly you could have done more and prepared more thoroughly in your last four years. On the other hand you've got some good memories to be sure. I'm pleased that I was a part of your journey and proudly include your years at Division as a part of my own career. To the Class of 1 905 I say. Thanks! I’ve got some very good stories to tell about to the class now in nursery school, the Class of 1 999. You’ll be the good old days to them. Ronald Zoia — Assistant Principal Dear Graduates. Now that you have graduated from high school, it is my hope that your every experi- ence. especially every mistake, every fault, every difficulty conquered, becomes a step- ping stone to the better and higher things of life. It is only through these experiences that you now make life worth living and thereby achieve success. My very best wishes for success in whatev- er you undertake. 80 AOMWSTnATQOS MANAGER Dear Graduates. Tradition states that there should be a very special relationship between a newly appointed principal and the first class that graduates since his appointment. Although this happens to be true, the relationship developed many years ago when you first entered Division Avenue High School. Your class immediately earned a reputation of co-operation and sincerity. In ev ry activity your class undertook, it always was entered with gusto and finished with success. We knew that we could count on you to produce a large banner for Homecoming, that you would be a fierce competitor in Pride Week, that you would have a successful Junior Prom and Ski Weekend and that all of your fund-raising activities would be fruitful. In your Senior Year. I counted heavily upon you to set a good example for the entering Freshman which you did with pride. I can’t tell you the number of times that your co- operation and advice helped make this an extremely rewarding year for me and the entire school. Over the years many friendships have developed between you and your fellow classmates. Though you may travel in many different directions, nurture and cultivate these friendships and hopefully they will last a lifetime. Beiieve in yourself. You alone know how much you have worked to attain grades. You alone know that if you had worked harder, you would have achieved more. Look into yourselves clearly by not blaming others and ask whether you could have done more. Then, set your goals for the stars and fulfill them. May you always be blessed with good health and happiness. Please keep in touch with us and always feel welcome to come back and visit us to share your success or to help you with concerns. May God Bless the Graduating Class of 1 085. Love. k Richard Acevedo Mathematics Nikki Andreeakes Arc John Affigne English Ben Angel Guidance Charperaon liene AI ten Business John Benedetto Business Manlyn Biggs Home Economics Chairperson Creig Brandwsn Music Elaine Breimen Guidance Sally Brown Physical Education Chairperson BS FACULTY Eugene Caidarone Social Studies Celesta Come.ro Laoguaoe Chairperson Jose Capo Language Thomas Claps Industrial Arts Chairperson Kathryn Coleman Special Education Dolores Colima Social Studies William Cooper Industrial Arte Henry Conn Music Chairperson Marguerite Curtin English Frenklm Dennis Social Studies Louis Deeroches Mathematics Joseph Dickson Guidance Anthony DiNapoli Social Studies Julia Dowd Speech Peul Droeer Guidance George Dunbar Social Studies Edward Ei sen berg Industrial Arts David Evans Industrial Arts Judith Evans English Richard Fee tante Science Shuie Feuer Special Education 9 FACULTY MurtOl Fox Science Jenis Frenkel Business Annie Freemen Physical Education Robert Fresco Science Menlyn Frese Physical Education Georgeenne Fmadman Special Education Celte Garb English TBANEBS 90 F renew Haggerty English Richard Hawkey Englwh John Heneon Social SLudiee Elaine Hrech English 96 FACULTY RoOert Hunt Industrial Arta Thomas Hurley English Chairperson John Hyland Guidance Paul lanm Mathematica Charles lso� o Special Education Bashars Jarrett English Clare Kavanegh Business Chairpersor Charles Kemmuer Social Studies Jean King-Lawton Home Economics Stephen Kisaane Special Education James Kivisiid Music James Krug Science Menone Kurtz Guidance Patricia Lanza Special Education Undo Lazuta Special Education Henry Lohmann Science Chairperson Sherwood Lucke English Lawrence Lynn Science se faculty Carmen Matina Guidance Usa McElreevy Music Susan Metzger Business Stanley Miller English James Morr.es Science Shaun Momaaey Mathematics Michael NJolan English tracers as Jane Pacifico Home Economics Richard O'Malley MBChemaocB Stephen Parke Industrial Arte Lynn Patnarco Business George Pailece English Nina Pfeffer Music Joseph Petrovich Physical Education William Pavlikowski Science lOO FACULTY Gerald Radnor Special Education Chairperson Fran Renieri Special Education Pietro Ron no Language Robert Rick Buameas Douglas Robins Pt-iyeicel Education Vivian Rogai Mathematics Saul Roaenbium Art J U Henry Rule Physical Education Michael Ryan Mathematics Robert Rydzewek. Mathematics TRAINERS 'O'' Donald Urban Mathematics Charles Soacca Mathematice Mortimer Segal Science MeHia Shoemaker Language Stephen T mr Soence Edward Sobeneki Science Joanna Wagoner Industrial Art Marguerite Welsh Language Robert Waters Phyeicel Education 108 faculty Joan Watson Social Stodies Chairperson Raymond Wieczerzok Social Studies Barbara Wilkinson Physical Education Arnold Wolff Mathematics Eugene Vankosky Science Priscilla Zmse'' Busness Alan Zacker English Rosemarie Nestor Martha Martin Hilda Willman TWAIM6WS ’03 t NURSES Montyn Voter© Dorothy Joha OFFICE SECRETARIES Jane Fagan Patty Wilson Mary Smith Alice McAdams Anno Nizick GUIDANCE SECRETARIES Gem Conway Melon Wilson Mane Reiher Theresa Brust Kathryn Elliott Camille Scaiio SPECIAL EDUCATION AIDES Jeenette Gonzalez Barbara Amelia Joan Scattone Phyllis Bartolotte Dorothy Hillman Ruth Price Nancy Klein Kathleen Johnson ATTENDANCE SECRETARIES Yvonne O'Brien Jeen Bolen Jean mane Momah LIBRARIAN Irene Tallon DRUG ALCOHOL COUNSELOR Jackie Levine PSYCHOLOGIST Craig Momson PSYCHOLOGIST Ruth Zipnick ’04 special services P M ATTENDANCE Diene Fee tente SECURITY Richard Locke ATTENDANCE Thornes Kelly LIBRARIAN SECRETARY Jeanne Hunt HALL MONITORS Fren Moutor Kevm Sullivan Robert Cook Thornes Smith CAFETERIA STAFF Anne Slottery Betty Merouert Mentha C—CIO Audrey Reiter Pat Penneiie Elaine Deiuney Steohenie Giente Julie Spoto Rosemehe Perisi CUSTODIAL STAFF (A M ) Frank Fesano Mery Schim� dt Frank Dreghi James Jordon CUSTODIAL STAFF (P M.) Sam Cuille David Payton James Wevpobch Stephen Tistonus Bob Mehen Doug DeSousas LIL’ SLUGGERS 1. FAILLA. S. io. BRYAN. K IS FITZPATRICK. R 1 FARRELL. T IO DUFFY. S 19 NESTOR. A 2. BACKER. D VI. TROPEA. D 20 EATZ. G. 2 RAMIEREZ. M 1 1. SEIFERT. B 20 MCMINN S 3 RUTIG. M 12. HOFFMAN. N 21. BAUER. R. 3 EDEN. D 12 ALAI A. F. 21 BURNETT. R 4 CASSIDY. C. 13. HOSEK. P 22 PRUOENTE. A 4 MOORE. B 13 SPRAGUE. S. 22 WULFF. D 5. TESTINI. K. 1 4. COON. D 23 SHRIENER. S 5 BARANELLO. T. 14 SABARESE. L 23. TWAITE. S 6 O'DALY. B IS. MORRISH. S 2A. LEONARD. T S VALENTINO. A. 15 AROlTO. M 24 BURGOS. S 7. CARBONELL D. 16 LAMPERT, S 25 GROGAN. J. 7. BUCK. C. 16 CAMPHAUSEN. P 25 RASKIN. K a. HANNAN. D. SMITH. P. 17. BAUMAN. N 8 LYONS. M 17 CAMBELL. D 9 SAVINO. C. 18. LIMERICK. C. 9 HARTMAN. T 18 CAUGHLIN. k. UC SLUGOEOS 107 1. ZLATIN. A io. SCHMID. J. 19 ROEPKE. D. 1. SPERONI. J. IO. OTOOLE. T. 19 GLASER. A 2. McGHATH. K. 1 1. MONAHAN. D. 20. ANELLO. E 2 POWELL. M 1 1. MtDNET. O 3. SILETTI. R 12 SENIA. C. 21. YAMANITA. S 3. HUGGARD, J. 12 DUNN. M 4. GREELV. M 13. MOORE. R 22. AL SULLAMI. Y. 4 ROBERTSON. K. 13. CONNELLY. S 5. LYNCH. D 14. ROGERS. J. 23. CRIESI. J. 5 BRENNAN. 0 14. CYRAN. C. 6 ATKINS. A 15. LUCAS. P. 84 PRITCHARD. L. B COMMISSO. C. 15. HORTON. L. 7. ANKELMAN, J. 16 BONSIGNORE. C. 25 HIRT. W 7 GREENIDGE. P 16 EDVABSKY, R 0 WASHBURN. B. 17. O'ROURKE, L. 26 LOGIUOICE. A S ANDERSON. N. 17. PETKUS. A 9. BARTON. C. IB GANG). O. 27 CARDILLO. A 9 MASS. O. 18 BRIMLOW. T. UL S -U006«aS 1 OS UTTUC LCAOU6 1 13 1 1 A YESTEROAV ALL STARS Inning 5 Most Athletic Nicest to Know Scholar Athlete Andy Atkins, Diane Stasko. Rudy Hsvelka Chris Cassidy. Kathleen Wilson Best Looking Bobby Hep worth. April Nardolillo Class Clowns Most Preppie Nicest Smile Best Body Most Musical 1 iirrjwij ji • Mike Dunn. Riki Edvebsky. Seen Winoenter Jimmy Cahill. Beth O’Dely “CLUBS” The Publishing The Flame proved to De Quite an interesting experience oecause this year, both the staff ana the advisors were novices m the newspaper field. Together, we leameo just what the publication of a newspaper entails. Our staff worked diligently under the supervision of Mr. Zacker ana Mr. T es tante. Whether it was a month of a day before the deadline. Mr. Fes tante always insured that we had the necessary photos. Whenever we were confronted with a journalistic dilemma. Mr. Zacker directed us towards a solution. Publishing The Flame would have been next to impossible if it wasn't for the time, effort and patience these men gave to us. Sue Faille and Anne-Marie Nes- tor served as co-editors. Anne- M AMI SI All I Im I torn n ■ pwblK aiHMi bi lb vtodeni ul Dm School. I e� mown. Nm urt I I'M 4 � enu Hlfh iMbi Editors Susan FaiHa ana Ann Mane Nestor handling the business aspects of the paper, while Sue concentrated on proofreading and editing arti- cles. However, neither of them was restricted to these areas. Aside from their individual responsibili- ties. the girls shared the tasks of laying out the paper, typing and soli- citing articles. Through their col- laboration. despite the obstacles, they faced. Sue and Anne-Mane al- ways managed to publish an issue every two months. Everyone who assisted in the publication of the Flame agrees that it was worth the headaches The amount of personal satisfac- tion derived from this experience is immeasurable. We are proud of our efforts and we hope everyone en- joyed reading The Flame as much as we enjoyed publishing it. Sw I Kepunen Ml ftrti’fl. Mk. Dougben . C.ref tMi. Maura l.reelr . brnlMM Hamm JrM« H«t|arl MHmm Hiaaa. ( ma loffi. Data Mima ban Kim Sidetli. Dawn I ropra I� p u Dawn AMulla. brnia BrowNun. ba(h ( a ud« Mana ( Mr a mu. I ian Dargemo. Terr (.ilmartm kfci Maapaflo Sandra Mueller. Maureen Powell. Palli Smith. Mao Sprague Naur Talk Mario Unwaua. kmli Brian Ad Ktcbard Truant Alan acker € (v e a J il Cr i is . 1 +i At 9© Vfb Oo with .-f f WV' W - O f v Ms 4 , C ——— — rt r - -x STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Government is e vitei organization. Members from the four classes convene at least once e month to discuss ideas that could improve the 8Chool and make stu- dent life more enjoyable. They make up the yearly calendar of events, such as coordinating spirit week, our annual food drives, and running the school store. Under the supervision of Mr. Goelz. Student Government does a lot to make Division Avenue the best it can be. (LTOR): Tern Moran. Mr Goelz— AcJviSOr. Stacy McMmn. Kenny Gray — V President, Cathy McGuire. Jennifer Willmenn, Kne Heneen — President. Tem DeSantis. Kane Teetarn. ana Dawn Tropee Mesng from photo Sre. — Oebt� e Cartxx H. Chneone Cyren. Sue Duffy. CoMeen Fo ey, Doug Jordan. Alee loGmOce. Ann Detkue, Km Raekr. Jacki Taylor. jre. — Sue Bruet. Jim Compton. Staci Corso, John Czachor. Cnasy Deutach, Sue Ann Diers. Dawn Freid. Lynn Gaapan. Patrick McLehose, Kathy Meyer. Dan Momsh. Diane NerdoMlo. Rob Zabbia. Sophomoree — Debbie Berman, Glen Cocomen. Michelle Cyren. Care Donovan. Jeff Hansen. Bill Linn. Lori Lopiccolo. Mario Poiiviou. Carlos Reyes. Lisa Scholl. Freshman — Michelle Ardito. Chns Barsuaskaa. Jeff Boris. Jennifer Cemiiiert. use Carboneii. Gina Ferry. Gerry Giaclone. Mike Jordon. Tammy Levin. Midi Mauler. Janice Portoghese. Jeanne Schiffer Spirit Week is only one of the many functions that the Student Govern- ment organizes. COMPUTER CLUB Members (L to R) Mr« Rogal — AcJv.«or, Steve Turkovcb. Ronald Vaiene. Mike Ruckoeacrei. Ano-ea Herran. Sei Geroner. Victor Romano, Liee Fiecher — Secretary Meamg from picture Ed Gruber — PreeiOerit. one Joe Gercie — Vice Pree dent The Computer Club at Division Avenue High School is in its sec- ond year. This club enables stu- dents of all academic back- grounds to be able to use the computers and peripherals avail- able at Division on their own time. At present, the Apple and Commodore-64 computers are the ones in use complete with printers and disk drives. Members of the club are free to work on any projects dealing with computers which they de- sire. Many of the club members bring their own disks and are pur- suing long-term goals. The Computer Club is an excel- lent opportunity for students at Division to have an exposure to computers and their value. The club meets every Thursday after school, and is open to all stu- dents. The opportunities and adventures in computers are endless! THE MATH GROUP The purpose of the Math Group is to encourage and re- ward mathematical excellence on every level. Not only does the group aim for outstanding grades on Regents and SAT's. but also participates in Fairs and Seminars. The Executive Offi- cers are Jennifer Willmann. Ken Gray, and CrSssy Deutsch. Bottom Row: (L to R) Andrea Judson. Petti Tweite. Jenifer W.llmen. Jim Compton Top Row: Chnt Scheurer, Steve Fiaber. Harry Spitzenberger. Cnssy Oeutecb. One Smelly. Robert Henson, Mr Sobeneki S.A.D.D. Students Against Drunk Driving is an organization with a goal that is recognized as one of the most important to young people today. Teenagers must be made more aware of the danger involved in mixing drinking and driving. The statistics have proven what a killer such a combination is and how raising the drinking age has cut into the deaths incurred by drunk driving. This year's organization, ably led by Ms. Jackie Levine, has tried to educate the students here in High School through distribution of pamphlets, discussions in health classes and an assembly for the student body. The organization brought attention to itself by winning a pnze m this year's Homecoming Parade for the most original float. It depicted a damaged car with containers of alcoholic beverages on strings. The implication was obvious to all and had a fine impact. It is indeed a very worthwhile organization. i The Audio Visual Club video tapes, records, and does lighting and sound for all the different assemblies and shows the D.A.H.S. has. Mr. Brandwem and his crew are an essential part of all our oroductions and for this v e thank them. Audio Visual Club '86 ACTtvmes (R-U Frank Man.scalco, Mike Dunn. Devk3 DeSimone, Steve Lang. Matt Micheiii. Mr C BrancJwem Missing Robert Corcoviioe. Robert Shank. James Fox. Steve Suozo. Tony Gray Future Business Leaders of America The purpose of F.B.L.A. is to further the knowledge of students who are interested in be- coming either an employ- ee or an employer in the future. Competitions m va- rious business subjects are held during the year on a district level. The state level competitions are conducted at a con- vention at the Concord Hotel in Kiamesha Lake. New York. The F.B.L.A. also does community work. They had a Thanks- giving food drive and brought holiday gifts to the children at the Rosemary Kennedy Cen- ter at Christmas time. Top row CL to R) Mafia Deegho. Mrs. Lynn Patnarco, baa Peps. Cnssy Deutsch. Deppio Waiaman, Kem McNeill. Racnei Dorfman, Kathy Meyer. Mrs. Janis Frenkel Bottom CL to RJ Tina Gardner. Tammy Linn. Michele Stoll, baa Scroll. Carol LaRoao, Betn Femgoio. Ga«i Beree — President. Sandra Klinger. Mandy E . Onatma Salad mo. Miss Susan Metzger Missing from picture Lon Aviles. Tracy Budrewcz. Lisa Carponeii. Don«iie Cambro. Christine Timpone. Laura Pntchero — Secretary. DePPre Gerponeii — T raasurer. Christine Ceravmo. Patnc a Huber, Jarune Lynch. Kelly Rottkamp. Rich Wrnwood Last year the newly formed Student Ex- change Club enabled a group of 3 students and teachers to travel to Portugal. Spam, and Morocca. This years club, a group of over B5 students and teachers, visited England and France. Their first stop was Kettering. England. Here, they stayed with host families for 3 days. Their next stop was Lon- don. then off to Paris. It was an enjoyable and memorable experience for all. Student Exchange Club Bottom Row CL to R): Lynn Gosper.. Maura Groeley. Kim Yost, Jennifer Willme. Stao Spregue. Liza Wei 2nd Row: Term Horen. Colleen Foley. Diene Neel. Keren Berman, Kathy Maher, Andrea Judson, Mario Kirchner. Patnoe McGoldmck. Kim Furrer 3rd Row Pam Gerabrant. Teresa Barsuaskas. Mr Goeiz — Advisor. Cnssy Deutsch. □ebbe Barman, Kem Buck, Donna Mongiardo. Teasha Kirchner. loanma Svoios, Bill Beioff 4th Row Care Donovan. Joy Vareiias. Margie Dunn. Betsy McCormick. Term Giimertm. Sue Connelly. RoPyn Bauer CLUBS 187 HONOR SOCIETY Diane Backed — V. President. Carolyn Barton — Secretary. Nancy Bauman, Susan Bruat. Mania Canavino. James Compton, Tracey Cook. Donna Coon. Kathleen Coughlin. John Czecher— T' ja8urer, Richard Decano. George Oeigiomno. Term DeSantis — Pneaident. John Dasena, Christine Oeutech. Sue Fa � a. Colleen Foley. Dawn Fried. LynnGaspan, James Geongoudes, GaryGampetnuzi. Kenneth Gray. Patti Graenidga. Kavm Hanrigan, Nancy Honnee. Anne Mealy. Term Horen. Jennifer Muggard. Brian Kalman. Michelle Landes man. Thomaa Leonard. Colleen Limenck, Alice LoGiudice. Paul Lucas. Katniaan Maloney. Jerry McCarthy, Cathy McGuire. Stacy McMinn, Elyee Me'Stel, Stacy Metz. Kathy Mayer. Dawn Monahan. Donna MongiardO. Billy Murphy. Robert Murray. April NerdHWo. John Neal. John Peltonen. AnnMere Petkua. Laure Pritchard. Conaueio Recaide. David R«aii. David Schaefer. Daman Scherer. Jeffery Schmid, Ga i Sever.neon. Eugene Sullivan. Dan.ai Terp.men. Linda Tamme. Guy Testni. Karla Teatmi, DawnTropee. PetbTwaite. Gma Vecchione, usa Wei. Daniel Waiah. Kevin White. Jennifer Wiiiman. Seen Wingerter. Kim Yost. John Zatwarnicki. 'se cuuee SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club sponsors many activities from which its members learn about the Spanish culture. This year their biggest event was the student exchange. Through the Spanish Heritage Exchange Program, two students were able to come to Levittown to live with host families, attend classes at Division and make new friends. Having them here has enabled all the students at Division to be exposed to foreign ways. They have allowed all of us to learn about a foreign culture. The Seniors, along with the rest of the school, are areteful that we could spend this year with them. Julian Machlnbarrana, a native of San Sebastian arrived in Levittown on September 1 5th. Just as we welcomed Julian to our school with open arms, the Gorman family too welcomed him into their home. His decision to come to America was based on his desire to learn about the Ameri- can way of life’ . He seemed to easily adapt to the D.A.H.S. environ- ment. He was a well-liked member of the Inte- grated Studies Class, as well as an asset to the Varsity Soccer Team. We hope that Julian will always remember the new friends he found at Division and the many happy experiences he shared with them. Ivan Cantos, a native of Madrid, came to Levittown on December 1 Bth. after having spent some time in Pennsylvania. He. too. easi- ly assimilated to the D.A.H.S. environment. He particularly enjoyed his physics and his art classes here, at Division. Ivan en- joys sports and he was a member of our wrestling team. Outside of school, he enjoys skiing, polo, motor- bike racing, and hunting. We hope Ivan enjoyed his stay m Levittown as much as the Zwerling family and the students at D.A.H.S. enjoyed having him here. 'UUM' 89 ARISTA CLUB In its efforts to stress academics. Division Avenue High School has formed an Arista Club. This club requires chat a 90 average be main- tained. It's purpose is to en- courage academic excellence. As a young organization. it‘s members have already reg- istered for the National Social Studies Olympiad and are in- terested in participating in Law Day. sponsored by the Bar Association of Nassau County. Although Arista is small and still in its infant stage, the en- thusiasm of its members more than compensates for these shortcomings. In the spring, the club is hoping to visit Lincoln Center for one of its fine cultural programs. StSnOmg (L to R) Kim Yost. Kalmar-. Lyon Gnspn- Willm nn. Dawn Tnooss. Dr Watson — Mode 'BtO' Seetaa Jim Como ton. Roper . Murrey. Rich DeCor-o Missmg from picture Dawn Fried. Suvanna Lam. Alice LoGuOtce PHYSICAL FITNESS CLUB The Physical Fitness Club under the guidance of Mr. Rufa meets three times a week from November through March. The club is open to all students and its mam objec- tive is to give an opportunity to everyone who is interested in improving and maintaining a high physical fitness level. Working in the weightroom and jogging are the two areas the members concentrate on. 130 CUJOS CLASS OFFICERS Junior Class Officers: Secretary — CatHy McGuire. President __Rob Zabbia. Vice President — Jim Compton. Tneasurer — Crissy Deutsch. Sophomore Class Officers: Secretary — Michele Cyran. President — Glenn Cocoman. Vice President — Cara Dono- van. Treasurer — Mario Poliviou. Freshman Class Officers: Top (L to R) Vice President — Christine Barsuaskas. Advisor — Mr. Henson. Secretary — Jennifer Burtt. Bottom Row: Asst. Secretary — Jennifer Camilleri, Corr. Secretary — Lisa Carbonei I. President — Janice Portoghese. Tr'eesurer — Joanne Schiffer. “TEAM CAPTAINS” Senior Class Officers: Standing (L to R): Advisor — Mr. Kemmtzer. President — Sue Duffy. Seated: Treasurer — Ann Marie Petkus. Secretary — Debbie Carboneil. Vice President — Colleen Foley. STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE is a phrase that was heard a lot through these past years and practiced by the Class of 1 9B5 Our goals may have been different, but we all seemed to have had the same views. When something had to be done, we gave 1 OO percent — that's all anyone could have asked for. By working with this class, whether it was at a sporting event or an important meeting. I found that when everyone pulled together and gave 1 OO per- cent. things worked. That's why this class is so unique. We always strived to do our best. Though time and faces may change, and new experiences occur, we al- ways have these goals at heart. These days have gone by so fast and we all must face new experiences in life. We can look back at these, our high school years, with smiles and great memories knowing that we all tried to make them special in our own way. These have been some of the best years of my life. I hope you enjoyed them as much es I did. GOOD LUCK TO ALL Susan Duffy KICKLINE Members: Theresa Baraneiio. Karen Berman, Amy Best — Asst. Captam. Beth Brennan. Dana Clements. Amy Dysko. Anne Heely. Kerry Heely. San- dy Krauss. Cathy McGuire. Kathy Meyer. Diane Nardoiil- lo. Laura Pritchard — Captam. Consuelo Receide. Sondra Schreiner. Jennifer Sholl. Pauline Stillianos. Ramona Toussamt. Dawn Tropea — Asst. Captain. The kickline began practicing for the 1 9B4 season in August. The girls learned pom pom routines, a dance ana field drills. They prac- ticed twice each week and with the band on Saturoays. During the football season, the kickline performed at home games, and on Sundays, they participated in competitions. The girls worked very hard, which showed in their routines. But. they also had a lot of fun. 138 CUJBS MARCHING BAND The Levittown Division Blue Dragon Marching Band was conducted this year by Sr. Anne-Mane Nestor and Soph. Tony Grey. Under the direction of Mr. Giordano, the band participated in many exciting events such as the annual Newsday Festival at Hofstra and other competitions. A special treat for the band and kicklme was marching in the N.Y.G. Columbus Day Parade. In new uniforms, filled with pep and spirit the band looked and sounded its best ever. -CLU— 133 mmmm CHORUS Memoe-s Cathy Aoootto. Steoheo.e Auiette. Mary Ba-suaskae Cnns Ba-asuaskas. Diana Brown, Denise Cerd.no. Eileen Coffey. Chns Comm.sso. Donna Coon, Robe't Corcov.ios Mangaret Cunningham. Doreen Daskauskas. Jack.eDav«B, David DeS one, Chnstme D- o. Tim Oooo On. Donenty, Rik. Edabeky. Sue Fa«ii. VeraFamno, C nstme Foneeth. Nicole Gaieota, Eileen G n«. Peti. Gneenioge, Thomas Maocock. Jef Hersen Anne Mealy, Kem Mealy. Debbie Mutchmeon. Ray Mutchmaon. Mark Kent.. Joan LeMeu . K«m LoCiceno Alice LoGiudice. Barbara Lyons Many Lyons. WenOy Man o, Fnoa McFahana. Cathy McGuire, Kristen McLehose. Patrick McLehose. Stacy McMmn. Dawn M.det. Constantino Miheiie. Robert Murrey. Ward ODoherty. Chns O'Donnell. L.aa Osbome. Laura Pntcnaro. Debbie Ranoaii. Dena R.ckert. M.ke Russell. Sybil Saufei. Jef' Schmid. Gail Sevennsen. L«sa Signore� .. Scott Smith. Chns Smith. Laura T.iiett. Ramona Tousea.nt. Phil Vestut., Patti Villaro. Loe V.nard. Rana. Waxier, Sean Wingeoer, John Zatwamick. SWING CHOIR Members (L to R) Alice LoGiudce, Chns Doherty. Stacy McMmn. Sean Winegerter, Ramona Toussamt. Scott Smith. Patti Greenioge. Jeff Manser. Pet McLehose. Sue Faille. Freo Me Far) an. Christina Commisso. Jeff Schmid. Dawn Midnet Not pictured: Mary Barsauskas. Timmy Dodd CONCERT BAND Member's Nicole Aibertjni. Tony Arroyo. Laura Beckism. Jeff Bone. Nancy Browning. Laune Bergo'S. Lynn DeiRose. Keren DeSantis. Jui« DeSaivo. Riki EcJvapeky. Stavan Fisher. Robea Fitzoatrick, Sandra Geiier Vincant GioPeno. Tony Gray — Drum Maior. Lou Gr� poo. Jamas HaaV Frank Hams. Nancy Hawee. Tim Molt. Anorea Judson. Kne Keaney. Donna Lesser. EOwarcJ Laboy. Colleen Limerick. Frank Maniecaico, N tancy Moomau. Frank Mortaiiero. Ann-Marie Nestor — Drum Majorette. Patrick Nestor. Cnris O'Donnell. Ann-Marie Petkus, DaviO Rei� . Ursula Ryan. Cnris Sauer. DaviO Sbuiman, Mtcheie Segoi. Jennifer Snorteii. James Sullivan, unda Trzctoaki. Laura Tumoareiio. Stever Turkovicn. James Twatte. Rosemary Velez. Edward Virmiiyea. Danny Waisn. Randi Waxier. John Zatwamicki PTSA The Parent Teacher Student Association is alive and well at D.A. H.S. The organization sponsored the Second Annual Alumni Reception after the Homecoming game, and in addition to its many other functions, sponsors a $500. OO scholarship competition each year. Shown here marching in our Homecoming parade are Mrs. Greta Mailing. Mrs. Mary Smith. Mr. Peter Walsh and Mrs. Evelyn Breithweite. BETWEEN INNINGS ou! ME out vrtlt b U_ 'V RN£ «? £MA”b MCi eKXU.320C' ££ Inning 7 7th Inning Stretch JUNIOR PROM 1 AO ACTIVITCS ee- wEENi infimos i ' Newly crowned Queen Susan Duffy HOMECOMING 1984 This year's Homecoming was held on Saturday. October 20. It was a busy day for all the parents, teachers, ana students who participated. As is traditional, the Homecoming finalists and their escorts rode in a parade which made its way down Center Lane, Hempstead Turnpike. Division Avenue, and finally to the field. Excitement filled the air at half time when Mr. Goelz took over as MC and began the Homecoming procedures. The six semi-finalists were: Diane Dergenio. Alice LoGiudice. Chris Seme. Diane Stasko. and Nancy Taxis. They were escorted by Eric Anello and Joe Rizzoio. The suspense built as the finalists were announced. The three finalists were: Robyn Bauer, escorted by Rudy Hav- elka; Debbie Cerbonell. escorted by Julian Machinbarrena; and April Nardolillo. escorted by Angelo Rizzoio. The first runner-up was Kristine Hansen, escorted by Bill Purcell. This year’s Homecoming Queen was Susan Duffy, who was escorted by Gerry Armengau, The festivities were topped off with an exciting night of partying at the Homecoming Dance. Tt-te semi-finalists and tre� r escorts wait for tre decision 142 ACTIVITIES % The DrBQons ere Psyched' Patricia ana Tem carry V Chee eeaing Danner •n the parade Tne girls boogie it up at tne cJanca The band doea its p-e-oame snow Manama has tne Division spirit too! Mr. Goeiz “clowns around before tne pe' ede Hugh drives SAMP car Enioymg tne dance eeTWSBM ISTSKISIGS 143 WHAT’S COOKING! Mrs. Pecifico’s Advanced Foods course teaches students more than just how to cook. They learn the importance of maintaining a well-balanced diet and a safe kitch- en area m addition to learning how to create scrumptious dishes. No wonder so many wonderful aromas fill the downstairs corridor — something good is always cooking in room 1 25. 144 Acrivmes CAST CALL Auditions for this year's musical. Joseph and the Amazing Tech- nicolor Oreamcoat, be- gan before Christmas vacation. By mid- January. the play was cast and the performers began rehearsals. Under the able direction of Nina Pfeffer. Joaaph was a great success! eerwEEM «MNfsias ’48 VARIETY FUN ’ RAISERS Jazzercise — The FBLA and Foreign Exchange Club members sponsored this popular workout in late January — just before that Valentine's Day candy. M'e Frenkel makes t look easy! Working up a sweat? U Bet Let's stay together, girls! Rockin' Ron shows us row to Oo it witr style They've got the best i4S ACTrvrres Timmy doing hie solo Mike on base end on! Battle of the Bends shook the auditorium on January 1 1. All four bands — DoubleShot. Extasy. Legion and Inno- cent Exile — performed before the huge crowd. Fingers from WBAB acted as judge and Emcee for the contest in which Legion took first prize. The Foreign Exchange Club s second annual Battle was a great success. Carlo off atege SPIRIT WEEK ioa ACTivmes FIELDER’S CHOICE Inning 8 Boys’ Varsity Soccer ROSTER 1984 BOTTOM ROW CL to R) Artie Guerrero. Steven Tiso. Jerry McCarthy. Jim Rogers. Hugh Brown. John Cazchor, Greg Eatz. MikeFinck. Billy Hell. Tim Holt. Adam Klein. Dean D'Angelo. TOP ROW (L to R) Michael Quinn, John Papa. Kenny Gray. Pat McLehose. Tony Bumbalo. Darren Scherrer. Avi Zlatin. Jerry Armengau. George DelGiomo. Julian Machimberrena, Kevin White. Ron Sottuna. Andy Atkins. Head Coach: Jim Amen. Not Shown: Danny Walsh. Max Saurei Jrs. John Czachor and Dar- ren Scherrer. and Srs. Greg Eatz and Julian Machimbarre- na with Coach Amen accept All League Awards. 1 4 ATVtfiTCS 19B4 LEAGUE RECORD Levittown Division O West Hempstead 2 Levittown Division 2 JFK Bellmore 3 Levittown Division 2 Mac Arthur 3 Levittown Division 4 Valley Stream C □T 3 Levittown Division 3 Long Beach 1 Levittown Division 5 Sewanaka O Levittown Division 5 West Hempstead O Levittown Division 2 JFK Bellmore OT 1 Levittown Division 3 MacArthur OT 2 Levittown Division 5 Valley S. Cent. □ Levittown Division 4 Long Beach O Levittown Division 7 Sewanhaka 3 The Levittown Division Varsity Men's Soccer Tearn enjoyed one of its best seasons in many years. Finishing 1 0 6 overall. 0-3 m American League D . and qualifying for the American League Nassau County Soccer Play-Offs was indeed a tremendous accomplishment for the Varsity team. The Dragon booters actually went through two seasons in one this year. Prior to the arrival of foreign exchange student Julian Machimbarnena, the team was struggling in its efforts to score goals. The Dragons started with a 4-0 win over Holy Trinity but then managed to win only one of their six games. That win came from a 4-3 victory over league foe. Valley Stream Central. During that period, the Dragons fell to a dismal 1 -3 record and play-off chances looked bleak. In addition to Julian. Gerry Armengau (goalie), joined the team. He provided much needed stability in the goal. Together with Julian, Gerry, and a renewed team spirit, the Dragons turned a dismal atart :nto virtually a champion season. The Dragons went on to win their next eight out of nine games for a 9-3 record and 2nd place. Outstanding Seniors for the Dragons this year were: Gerry Armengau (G). Andy Atkins (HB). Hugh Brown (HB). George Delgiomio (FB). Co-Captain. Greg Eatz (F), Julian Machimbarrena (F), Mike Quinn (FB). Jimmy Rogers (HB F). Max Saurei (F). Dan Walsh (G). and Avi Zlatin (F). pcixiens oocs i a© TENNIS Our tennis team was very competitive this season despite being placed in a very tough league. The team defeated Farmmgdaie once and Calhoun twice. They lost several matches to formidable teams by one game. The team boasted some of the best 1 st sin- gles players in the county. Trecey Cook finished the season with an impressive 9-3 record in singles competition. Seniors Anne Marie Petkus, Setomi Yami- nita. Pat Powell, and Sondra Schreiner will be miseed next year. Juniors Jean Mane Kyte. Laura Scheidle. Jenny Senterly, Pam Valerie. Mary Ann Nash, and Tracey Cook provide a promising nucleus for next year's team. ioe ATML nc« Girls’ Varsity Soccer This year the Girls Varsity Soccer Team was moved up to a stronger, nnore competitive division as a result of the success they attained in the 1 904 season. Despite a record this year of 3-9, the girls considered this a successful season because only two of the fifteen girls were seniors. Seniors Terri De- Santis and Colleen Limerick led the teem as captains and were consi- dered two of the best players in Nas- sau County. Coach Kissane and the girls got a real Kick out of the eighty- five season. All League — Terri De Santis All Conference Goalie for Second Consecutive Year — Colleen Limerick All Conference — Cathy Jugan Too (L to R) Coecn K eeene. Nicole Aiiertini. Kim Montwiii. Ksn®r DeSantia, T rr i DeSenue. Coleen Um mck, Trecy Yocmgberg. Moreen O'Shee. Theresa Gere back. Tam Gillie Bottom Donne MacNamare, Cetby Juger. Denies Beeumont. Chneey Ferbetrom, Denise Lockner. Julie Czachor, Jennifer Miller ecTweefsi mnmmos i 87 VARSITY FOOTBALL FOOTBALL 04 The Blue Dragon Varsity Football team oiayea one of their toughest seasons yet. Under the coaching of J. Petrovich. D. Urban and S. Decaro. they played in one of the toughest confer- ences in Nassau County. They faced opponents such as the undefeated Garden City team, end Pleinedge team which had a record of B-1 . The Dragons two wins came by beating Bellmore JFK. and by mauling cross- town rival. Mac Arthur. 22- O. The team was led by se- nior Captains Chris Cas- sidy. Doug Jordan. Dan Hannan and Ray Wiengart. We would like to congratu- late the 'B J football team for their hard work and team effort. DRAGONS AWARDS Pac Kanny. ALL COUNTV Crne Coaaidy. ALL COUNTY (Honor-able Moncton) Top (L-R) Ed Qumonos. Rob Zebbie. Ray WoiriQorr Jim McGuinness. Bhi Beio, . Bob Hpeworth, Dan Hannon. Doug Jordan. Gbna Caoo dy Middle Row (L-R) Cano Sperecmo. Ed Caaoo. Mika Dunn. Pace Palazzo. Tom PuneeU. Pat Kenney. Jim O'Neill. Jim Compton. Steve Lamport. Jim Sebo. Chuck Regona. Jerry Daionenzo. John Ankeimen. Mika Whelan. RichDanieie. Chna Noonan Bottom Row (L-R) John Neal. EmiiCoccard, Bill Washburn. John Cotaifea. Oonny Rosenberger, Chna Vioeno. Joe Deivicano. Tim Perfetd. not pictured. Richie Moore ise ATHLETICS DRAGON SPIRIT DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION LONG BEACH BELLMORE JFK GARDEN CITY MACARTHUR SEWANHAKE PLAINEDGE W. HEMPSTEAD BETHPAGE 108 WRESTLING TOP ROW CL to P) John Czechor. G«p -y Armangau, Joe Feilla.'Tom Oare. Wot ton- Scott. Jim Zotoro. Cnotg Eulor 2nO ROW: Don Roserberge'- Jim Gurr. Chno Bums. Jerry McCarthy. Hugh Brown. Eric Least 3rd ROW Larry Micalizzi. Mott Rutag. Larry Gurr. Rob Banu. Frank Dorfmon MISSING FROM PICTURE: Carlos Rayas. Doug Jordan. Glann Hoffman. The teem finished with a fine 9-4 record with key victories over Bethpage. Calhoun, Bellmore J.F.K.. and a tremendous come from behind (down 22-0) with e 3S-22 victory over crosstown rival Mac Arthur. The team was lead by Senior Captain Gerry Armengeu. who placed first in the conference and was the Nassau County-Section S Champion at 1 58 pounds. Gerry, who finished with a 31 -1 record represented Division and Nassau County at the State Championships. Senior leadership was also provided by Matt Rutig (fifth in the league). Tom Clare (fourth in the league). Hugh Brown (second in the league, and a fifth place All County Selection), and Heavy-weight Doug Jordan, who was third in the league and provided the team with many key dual meet pins. Juniors John Czachor (League Champ — third in Nassau County). Craig Euler, and Sophomore Joe Faille also keyed many victories. 100 ATHLCTC8 Wrestlers John Czachor end Hugh Brown both did exceedingly well this season. John pieced 3rd end Hugh 5th in the Nassau Counties. WRESTLING CHAMP Gerry Armengeu of Division Avenue High School became the first wrestler in the school's history to win a state title. Gerry finished 3rd in Nassau County last season and avoided complacency by working even harder this past summer and fall. In February. Gerry won the Nassau County toumment and was there as the Nassau County representa- tive at the state tournament in Syracuse on March 1st S 2nd. Ten thousand spectators witnessed an impressive Armengeu win 23-A and A-3 on the first day of competition. On the second day. Gerry was on fire as he crushed hie semi-final opponent with a pin in fifty-five seconds. He then went on to the ceremonious finals where he met the defending Section I champion. Gerry jumped out ahead to a 5-0 lead before Taylor came storming back with a 4 point move. From that point on. it was all Armengeu as Gerry dominated the second and third period and was on his way to an impressive 1 0-4 victory and the champion- ship. p Loews ooce iai VOLLEYBALL (R TO L) Coach Shiuio Feuer. KatMoon Wilson. Eiyse MeistJe. Nlatoiie Dido. Kem-Ann McGrath, Susan Connelly. Susan Duffy. Robyn Bauer. Jenifer Wiilman, Kim Yost. Ten Moran The Girls’ Varsity Volleyball team had a successful year. Under coach Shule Feuer they finished their season with a league record of 7-3 in the toughest divi- sion in Nassau County, and took 5th place in the county playoffs. In addition, the team hosted and won its first annual tournament in 1 984. This year’s outstanding players in- cluded: Kathleen Wilson (captain) — All- Conference. Susan Connelly (captain) — All-Conference, and Robyn Bauer and Eiyse Meistle-AII-Division. The entire varsity team is to be com- mended for its great spirit and effort. 188 ATHUETCB GIRLS BASKETBALL This page is sponsored by: JANE’S CARD SHOP 077 Newbridge Road Levittown, N.Y. 11 756 Top CL to R): Colleen Umenck. Susan Connelly. Kathleen Wilson. Coach Stephen Kiseene Bottom Tnoe Bours. Vicki Breitweite. Jill DiMonda This year's GirHs’ Varsity Basketball team played much better than might have been expected. Overall, they compiled a 5-7 league record. Four of their seven losses were by less than ten points, and once they took Hempstead (5th ranked in Nassau County) into overtime. This year's squad was led by Susan Connelly. Colleen Limerick, and Kathleen Wilson. Susan led the team with 216 points and 200 rebounds. Kathleen and Colleen each added 1 30 rebounds and 35 steals. Kathleen also led the team in assists, while Colleen had the best shooting percentage. Rounding out the team were. Senior Vivian Dempsey. Junior Tricia Bours. and Sophomores Jill DiMonda and Vicki Breithwaite. BOYS’ BASKETBALL The Dragons Boys' Varsity Basketball Team got onto a rough start this year, compiling an overall record of (4-133 and a league record of (2-“7) so far this season. The Dr agons pulled out a couple of tough overtime victories over Sewenhaka and rival Island Trees. Two other important victories were against New Hyde Park and Valley Stream Central. The two big scorers of the team are junior Tom Aouilino and senior Andy Atkins. These two have been very helpful to the team’s wins. Other team members are Joe Cuttone, Jim Rogers. Pete Milligan. Jim Cahill. Ken Buchan. Brian Parpen and Bob Machioch. Coaches Jim Amen and Tom Kelly are grateful for all the support received throughout the season. (L-RJ Jimmy Cahill. Joe Cuttone. Bot Moooch. Peter M.il.gen. Tom Aouiimo. Andy Atkins. Brian Parpen. Kenny Buchan. Jimmy Rogers, Coach Jim Amen BOWLING Geo e OelQieimo. Coach □'Maiisy. Em� e OyHie. Tim O'Toole. Elmbath Drxozd. James Haaf. Richiefxi Mo e The Division Avenue Bowling team ended its seeson on Febnuery sixth. The high bowlers for the team were two seniors. David De- Simon and Ernie Dyrlie. Their leading aver- ages were the backbone of this year's team. One returning varsity bowler next year will be Wisdom Lane's Tony Gerbecki. Tony aver- ages 1 60 or better, which made him an im- portant asset to the team and a fine founda- tion for next year's team. ATML£TCS football. CHEERLEADERS Fr-oro CL-R) Dawn F-.ea Chr,B CyrBr. Dflwr Vota. Jenny Hugara. Tn-ecy Fe'vaii. R. , EoveDsky. Senia. Kn Hansen, Betr ODaiiy. Sue Bnjst Jan« Mall. Tem Gil- martin. Petr.ciB Smith basketball CHEERLEADERS Tod (L-R) Teresa Be-suaeka. Bath O'Daly. Patncie Smith, D ane Lecana, Tracy Farrell. Captain Bottom (L-R) Susan Cannaghen. Ann-Mane Petkus. Nancy Bauman. Satomi Yamanita. Chr,a Cyren. Captam Coach — Irene Irvine The i 98-4-05 Varsity Cheerleaders had a fun and exciting year. The football and basketball games were filled with school spirit due to our cheerleaders. They spent many hours practicing and preparing for the games. They added enthusiasm to the Homecoming Parade, and zest to the basketball games. We would like to congratulate our cheerieadmg teams for their hard work and effort. VARSITY CHEERLEADING FtLOCBS CHOCS ’67 ABOUT THE STAFF This year, the students in Mr. Festente's end Mr. Zecker's Publice- tidns course were responsible for both the yearbook and the school newspaper. The members of the class had numerous opportunities to contribute to Division's two largest publications. Some students contributed articles about sports, movies, school events, and current interest stones. They submitted their best photographs, puzzels, and ideas for the Flame. The staff members who worked on Perspectum also had vaned jobs. Involvement ranged from assisting in the sorting, and distribut- ing of senior portraitures, to soliciting ads and boosters, to photog- raphy. Other essential members of the group were the layout staff, many contributing artists, the literary and business editors, and no yearbook could survive without typists. 188 THE STAFF Editor-m-chief □awn Tropes Literary Editor Susan Faille Business Editor Stacy Dougherty Advisors Richard Festante and Alan Zacker Layout Staff Diana Backer, Tracey Cook, Maura Greely. Jennifer Huggard, Dina Lopez. Dawn Monahan, Nicole Sudol Photography Chris Buck, Chris Cas- sidy, Donna Lynch. Jim Sabo Typists Debbie Car- b o n e 11 . Rich □aniele. Teresa Hartman. Beth Daly. Bonnie Siefert, Rose- marie Silletti. Jackie Taylor, Karla Testme Business Managers Dina Lopez. Dawn Monahan. Rose Silletti. Ann-Marie Nestor Thank You! Richard Festante — Trainers. Clubs . Divider Pages. All Stars and Sports Teams photography Jim Sabo — Wrestling Candids Teresa Hartman — Typing. Typing and more Typing Kim Raskin — Color Section Layout Robert Hepworth — Cover Design and All Stars and p. 1 1 7 Artwork Chris Morgen wick — pp. 1 37 and 1 79 Artwork Christine Bonsignore — pp. 2 and 1 22 Artwork Robert Grant — p. 200 Artwork Leo Villard — p. 1 23 Artwork Mrs. Wagoner — For the caricatures on p. 87 and help with the divider pages Mrs. Freese — For help with team pictures and for loaning equipment for photos. Mr. Rosenblum — For pp. SI -87 photography and for lending a helping hand Mr. Nolan — For his patience and understanding TIMEOUT iri OUT 1-73 1 7 A TIME OUT INTEGRATED STUDIES B5 Margie and Patricia are the best of friends. Kathy and Gerry’s talking never ends. Maura G. is always tardy. Terry G. never misses a party. Beth O. has a winning smile. While Julie Rose always dresses in style. Jimmy S. should buy stocks in O. P.. Our resident beggar is Gina V.. And Anne and Dawn can't wait to go ski. Robyn B. knows how to dance. Taxi” is our nickname for quiet old Nance. Mr. Miller thinks tennis is his game. Without a comb. Kris H. wouldn’t be the same. Diane Stasko is nicest to know . Tracy R. did some flips in the Variety Show. Susan Connelly is always very sporty. Doris’ humor is sometimes naughty. Riki E. often sneaks a snooze. Teresa B. knows all the gossip news. Sue Ann M. is a Billy Idol fan. Susan Carragher knows Doug is her man. Matt Rutig is often called Scrappy. And Karla T. is always happy. Kim R. is known to be witty. April N. was voted most pretty’’. The girl with long hair is Pat Smith. Don’s love of baseball is not a myth. Colleen F. is the author of this poem. As for Julian. Spain is his home. Our Homecoming queen is Susan D.. The girl with nice nails is Janet See. Jenny H. is called Huggie alot. Jackie T. s art is pretty hot. As for Patty H.. preppy is how she dresses. While Mr. G. gets kids out of lots of messes. Christina S. is in love with sexy Stan. Chris Savmo has a boyfriend named Dan. For the best advice, see Donna Lynch. For Kem-Ann McGrath, being cheerful is a cinch. Amy B. is usually mellow, Diane Dargenio has hair of yellow. These are the people of I.S. 'S5. These memories we know will always stay alive. This poem may not be much more than some rhymes. But it comes from memories from the best of times. 178 I.S. BB CUSTOM T-SHIRTS All merchandise is 1 st quality. Large selection of Hanes, sportswear, and screen stars. T-shirts. Jerseys, and sweatshirts. Sizes 12 months — extra-large. Large selection of lettering and decals to tickle anyone’s fancy. W-3B Tri-County Flea Market Right next to the elevators. _______________________ f 'RESMiST ICE CREAM si' Store 1463 2729-31 Hempstead Tpke. Levittown. N Y. 11 756 Custom Catering From IO To 2.000 y 'N ROSEANN MORRIS (516) 731-5266 MICHAEL ROACH IdkV. «• (NM HUKKI.IMIfll . 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