East Islip High School - Redmen Yearbook (Islip Terrace, NY)

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In My Life There are places I remember All My Life, Though some have changed, Some forever, not for better, Some have gone and some remain. All these places had their moments With loves and friends I still can recall. Some are dead and some are living. In my life I've loved them all. But of all these friends and lovers, There is no one compares with you, And these mem'ries lose their meaning When I think of love as something new. Though I know I'll never lose affection For people and things that went before, I know I'll often stop and think about the In My Life I'll love you more. IT1

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AO ABRAMS, TIM Gymnastics, Intramurals - Softball, European Handball, Honorary Mem- ber ofG.L.A. What is mind? No matter. What is matter? Never mind! ABRAMS, TOM Cross Country 10 - 12, Winter Track 9 - 12, Spring Track 9 - 12, Student Council 12, Vice-President of GLA 10 - 12 May friendship, like wine, improve as time advances: and may we always have old wine, old friends, and young cares. ABRECHT, DAWN Tennis, Bobos Anonymous, Aspen '79 Crashing waves, I love that sound. Barefeet kicking sand around, The beautiful sun not afraid to preach. lt's life everlasing, upon the beach. ABRECHT, SCOTT ACKERMAN, SUZANNE Life is too short to be small. AGNELLO, IOE Soccer 8 - 12, Basketball 8 - 12, Lacrosse 9 -12, M.B.S. I2 l learned a lot and had a great time - IT WAS A RIP! AGRO, PHYLIS Cheerleading 9 - 12, Gymnastics 10,11, Homecoming Attendant 10 lf we weren't all crazy, we'd all go insane. The best is yet to come. AHERN, IANET M. Yearbook - Editor in Chief, Nat'l Honor Society, Who's Who Among American High School Students, NY State Regents Scholarship Winner. Girls Leaders, Student Council, Lacrosse Stat, Bernard Gerard Fan Club lt is of human life, as certain grav- ity: To live fully we must learn to use things and love people . . . not love things and use people. Don't be dismayed at good-bye's. A farewell is necessary before we can meet again. And meeting again after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. l knew from the beginning , . I wish each member from the class of '79 the best of luck and happiness throughout their entire life. AIUTO, VINCENT Don't worry about it. ALEMAN Y, LAURIE ALESI, DENISE Art Club Life is like a flower: Blossom today, dead tomorrow. Enjoy life while you can. ALEXANDER, MICHAEL Surfing?, Skateboarding 9 - 12, Hockey 9 Getting psyched all the time This is outrageous! I'll tell you on the level. ln the end it's so contagious. must be the work of THE DEVIL. ALLEN, CYNTHIA - ALLEN, RAYMOND ANDERSEN, WALTER Varsity Basketball t4 yrsl, Varsity Base- ball t1 yrl l still have my strive to survive! ANDERSON, DAVID Baseball 9, 10, Gymnastics 9 - 12, Drum Major 12, Intramurals, Leaders Club. Marching Band, Honor Roll, MVP Gymnastics 10,11 I listened hard, but could not see, life's tempo changes out and inside me, ARENA, IOANNA South Pacific Props, How to Suc- ceed in Business costumes, Leo Club, Secretarial Club There are two ways of spreading light: To be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. ATTANASIO, DOREEN Intramurals 9 - 12, IV Softball 10, Var- sity Softball 11, Sports Night 9 - 12, Float Committee A lf you love him, that loves you not, you lose your love. Meti - memories are only for the past. but bring us into the future. , Love makes low things high, AUGUST, KEN Marching Band 10 - 12, Wind Ensemble 10 -12, Foreign Exchange 10 - 12 tPres. - 121, Photo Editor -- The Broadcaster t12J, County Intern -- Dept. of inter- governmental Relations 12 One only gets out of something what he puts into it. AZZARA, THOMAS BAER, ALLISON Spring Track Stat 10 - 12, Pres. IBTC School Play 9 Bye, Ray Bye Maryanne, my bestie There are places I remember, There are dreams I won't forget, There are people that I love, And my life is filled with love. BALOG, TERRI Spanish Club 9, Foreign Exchange 10, Chorus 9, Creative Writing 11, Girls Leaders 11 - 12, Winter Track 9, Basket- ball 10 - 11, Spring Track 10, Field Hockey 11, Intramurals 9 - 12 These are the things I prize and hold of dearest worthg light of the sapphire skies, peace of the silent hills, shelter of the forests, comfort of the grass, music of birds, murmur of little hills, shadows of clouds that swiftly pass and after- showers the smell of flowers and of good brown earth and best of all along the way friendship and mirth. P.S.T.K. forever. I wish all my fellow classmen the best of love, happiness, and success in the future. BARICIAN O, BARBARA A. Intramurals9 Never be afraid to share yourself or feelings with another person: for expe- riencing and caring is what makes memories, and memories are something you never lose. Thanks Mrs. S. for taking time to understand. BARNETT, LINDA BARNETT, MICHAEL BARON, ELLEN All that you know and all that you fear and everything under the sun is impor- tant, but remember the sun is eclipsed by the moon. BECKMANN, IOANNE BEGGINS, IAMES , Varsity Football 10 - 12, Co-Captain 12. Lacrosse 10 - 12 I He does not believe, that does not live according to his belief. KOOL. BELLUCCI, GREGG BELTRAMI, FRED Intramurals - European Handball 12, Intramurals - Softball 11 - 12 Almost Anything Goes BERGEN, BRADFORD BERMEL, SHEILA IV Softball, Art Service Club We have all the time in the world to do whatever our hearts desire. So don't blow it. BERNARDIS, PATRICK BERNSTEIN, DAVID Soccer 8 - 12, Lacrosse 11 - 12, Bud- weiser Monday 11 - 12, Power Booting 11 - 12, Tennis 10, Track 8 - 9, Boys Leaders, Peer Counseling I have really enjoyed going to East Islip. I would like to give special thanks to those teachers and friends who have taught me hard work, dedication, and howto have a good time. BERTINO, ROCHELLE BIANCHINI, FRANK Football 9 - 12, Lacrosse 10 -12, Rutgers Cup '78, Zoo Crew 11 - 12, Intramurals 9 - 12, Demolition Squad 10 - 12, Golden Peanut Award given by Nancy and Soraya From little nuts grow mighty oaks. BIEN, DANIEL BIRNS, DAVID I ' Mine is the quest for immortality. I don't want to be just another forgotten name on a curved stone in sixty or sev- enty years. I want to be remembered. I've just taken my first steps on this dirt road called Life. lt's going to be a Long Rocky Road. But I won't stop 'Till Iget to that paved highway. And then I'll go even further. BLACK, CAROLYN Dedicated to Mr. Entwistle - Unfor- tunately, you will never pass the same way again, Nothing is ever the same, Therefore, unfortunately, we'll never pass this way again. Thanks, Mom, for the New House. . . You're great! BLANK, INGRID Foreign Exchange Club, Girls night. Float, Modern Dance Group l've had a great year in the U.S.A. Thanks everyone. BOGAR, VICTORIA Volleyball 10, Softball 11 - 12, Tennis 9, 11, France '77, Caribbean '78, Aspen '79, Arizona '79, Bobo's Anonymous, Zoo Ladies Friends have all things in common so that one of you can be no richer than the other if you say truly that you are friends. BOHLMANN, ELIZABETH As for me, l would rather be able to love things l cannot have than to have things l am not able to love, t BOLETTIERI, IEFFREY