East Rockaway High School - Rock Yearbook (East Rockaway, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1978 volume:

Jn W- What are •'THE SEV- ENTIES? What do we I mean when we refer to that era in time, that dec-■| ade of the mneteen-hun dreds in which we live and have lived? One-could explain the significance of these years from an objective standpoint by merely outlining the major • trends and occurences that took place within them. Men walking on the moon, satellites heading to other planets, j Watergate, the end of ______________ . I the Vietnam War, Arron’s 715th, and Our Nation’s Bicenntenial, would be among them. But what do the seventies really mean to us? Are they just a bunch of events all rolled up into a few years to be written away in our history books? I say no, my fellow students these years will be remembered by us for the rest of our lives. These were more than just idle times for us to watch the world advance around us. We were a part of the seventies, no matter how small, growing with them from late childhood, through our teens to early adulthood. We can look back on many difficult times as well as good times in our struggle to survive adolesence. Now what seemed like an eterntty can be summed up in a memory. But no matter how much these memories may mean to us, we must never get caught looking back, because the future is always upon us. And now the Class of 78 presents THE SEVENTIES. EAST ROCKA WA Y HIGH SCHOOL EAST ROCKA WA Y, NEW YORK VOL. 41 60-91 Organiza tions and Clubs pages Hi-59 Administration and Faculty Entertainment Underclassmen Seniors 136-197 Dear Mr. Herschenhous, As with every time period, such as the seventies, there are constant changes taking place. Every day brings new problems to be solved, and new goals to be reached. In order for a society or class to survive, there must be people who are willing to give of themselves for the benefit of all. These people must be strong, energetic, and dedicated people who give a lot more than is required of them. In you we found an advisor who not only possessed these qualities, but also one who could understand us and be patient with us through our learning process. You showed us that with a little effort, what seemed to be a far-fetched goal could become reality. As our last year with you comes to a close, one can easily reflect on the many times that you helped us help ourselves. Our memories of you as an advisor and a friend will stay with us long after the seventies are gone. In order to show our appreciation for your effort, we, the Class of ’78, would like to dedicate to you our edition of The Rock. With love. The Class of ’78 6 1 With the many new creations in the 7O’s what new things can we discover? THA T’S ENTERTAINMENT Perfection On Stage! Destined To Be American Classic!' Lyons. WPIX.TA We must strive toward a sense of brotherhood99 — Jimmy Carter — J Need You June 3, 977 (I to r) Mr. Herschenhous, Prince Mark Wipfler, Princess Ilona DeMasi, Queen Sarah Wipfler, King Joe Monti and Mr. Klein. 12 jhe Class of Ihneteen , bundled and Sevehty-eight of C asl Ulockaway . Htgh School tequests the honot of gout ptesence at tluit ffuniot-Seniot £Ptom ■3 LJU QJou- Cftidag evening, the thitd of 3une ll me teen hundted and seventy-seven tom eight until one o’clock to he held at the Galaxie Glainview, fllew Qfotk Our prom was an evening that was long awaited. Yet many hours of planning by our fine committees and all involved, climaxing in a beautiful affair, made it seem like it passed almost before we were upon it. The usual excitement was accompanied by a great deal of anticipation as preparations were made by those to attend. And then we were there. As the limousines pulled up to “The Galaxie,” the Blue Room” filled with couples conversing, while being served hors d'oeuvres. Soon afterward each couple was led upstairs to a beautiful ballroom called the “Celestial Room.” Excellent surroundings, food, and music, provided by “Timberlake,” set the mood for a great night of dining and dancing. Ending with the final dance to our theme song “I Need You,” our prom was one that will surely be remembered for a long time. Thanks again to all those who contributed, especially our chairperson Michele Koperweis and our advisor Mr. Hersh. f7 stood in the doorway in my white gown red roses on eotton, I stood three feet from the ground.99 The ehiIdS imagination carried me along and saw me through my song.99 — Carly Simon — 13 Dear Mr. McAnulla, This year we set out to perform a task that was new to us and to you as well. The combination of a new staff and advisor could be one that leads to disaster. However, we feel that, through your willingness to do extra work in order to learn the process of a yearbook, we have come through successfully. The staff of the Rock and all those connected with it would like to express their gratitude for all the time and effort you have put in from the early summer meetings, to the culmination of our project. Although we only began working with you this year, Mr. Mac, we would like to thank you for helping us through “The Seventies. Mr. Charles McAnulla Yearbook Advisor Besides being a highly-respected organization, the Dad's Club and its many admirable contributions are recognized by both high school students and community members. The Sports Award dinner has grown from a small football dinner to an occasion in which students and faculty alike are awarded for their fine achievements in various academic and extracurricular activities. The Dad’s Club’s services have ranged from the spectator buses to the away games (which are today considered a necessity to our high school football games) to the much-appreciated observation tower which is used during home games. Though, at one time, very close to its death, the Dad’s Club has risen again to its original stature and we would like to convey our thanks for becoming an important part of our community and of our lives. (left to right) Ken Klose (treas.), Dick Gottcent (pres.), Jim Carney (sec), (missing) Al Kelley (vicepres.). Dad’s Club (I to r) Josephine Pernice (rec. sec.), Ann Klose (1 st vice pres.), Barbara Goodspeed (2nd vice pres.), Marie Celiberti (pres.), Barbara Stern (past pres.), (missing) Mary Jane Foster (corr. sec.), JoAnn Mahnken (treas.). We would like to extend our deepest gratitude and thanks to the Parent Teachers Association for its fine and dedicated work over the years we have been here. The funding of the Scholarship Award, sponsoring of the Junior Class Trip annual publishing of the Rock Rivalry Bulletin, and various other activities, which many of the students take for qranted have been brought about by the successful efforts by the P.T.A. in front of as well as behind school scenes. This year, more than ever, the members have devoted their busy schedule to not only improvement of the school, but to the betterment of our community. This valuable organization has been in existence for all of our lifetime and we sincerely hope that it will be around for many lifetimes to come. IS As time goes on, M e realize just how little time ne have left to live” 16 The shine of a smile outshines all, even the brightest stars’ SOUTHWEST HI OH SCHOOL t OWE : kc ■n w ,w Hal $ LO0 S fW E M ® v oa- -'° LOUIS ■R UNION WT LOCAL 4 0 afl-cio Mr. Robert Morse Principal Throughout the Seventies, great men have risen to power and fallen as well, but each of them survived in their reputa tion. Mr. Morse has built himself a reputation here at E.R.H.S. as an understanding leader to whom any student with a prob lem can come for help. When confronted with a problem or perhaps a service he can render, Mr. Morse takes the initiative in the resolution or completion of the problem or project. Through the application of these qualities, he has gained many friends among the student body. Mr. Edward Crowley Assistant Principal Mr. Crowley, after many years as our dean, has undertaken new duties as Assistant Principal. His new job includes organizing programs and the master schedule, as well as improving and developing the school’s curriculum. We wish Mr. Crowley the best of luck in this new position as well as thank him for his years of previous service. Mr. Lawrence andewater Dean of Students This year Mr. Vandewater inherited a very prominent as well as difficult job in the form of dean. In his first term he has more than filled his duties. He has succeeded in not only carrying out the work but also gaining the respect of the students. One of the things he has done is the reintroduction of hall monitors. We hope Mr. Vandewater will stay with this job and will continue to provide a strict, yet understanding dean as he has done this year. 20 I -I Ur. I Amis Superintendent The job of a superintendent is one that requires years of experience, as well as a thorough Knowledge of the workings of a school system. Dr. William Louis has the responsibility of not only overseeing the high school, but also the two grammar schools. Acting as a mediator between the Board of Education and the Administration, as well as being an overseer, Dr. Louis has been instrumental in many of the important decisions involving our years here. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Dr. Louis for his efforts on our behalf. Board of Education The Board of Education is a group of dedicated citizens who are interested in helping improve education in our schools. Their job includes the handling of the budget as well as making major decisions involving administration. Yet with all their responsibilities they remain a group of volunteers. These people should be commended on the fine job they have done and continue to do. Seated — (I to r) Mr. Roger Humes, Miss Carolyn Schempp, Mr. Harry Bunting. Standing (I to r) Mr. Earl Cole, Dr. William Louis. Missing — Mr. Peter Hughes, Mrs. Carol Leahy. 21 EAST ROCKAWAY HIGH SCHOOL OCEAN AVENUE EAST ROCKAWAY, NEW YORK I ISIS (516 S99-7S89) MR. ROBERT D. MORSE Principal MR. EDWARD T. CROWLEY Ass't. Principal MR. LAWRENCE VANDE WATER Dean of Students June, 1978 The Class of 1978 East Rockaway High School East Rockaway, New York 11518 Dear Seniors: Just a few days ago I read the recent best seller What Really Ifcppened to the Class of 65? As the authors indicate many members of the class never realized their potential. Surely, the turbulent sixties won't be remembered as a golden era. But what about your class? What will you have acconplished ten years from now? If someone were to write a book about the Class of '78 a decade from now, would you want a chapter on your life? Think about it! Try to visualize where you want to be in ten years. You have limitless opportunities. Don't waste a moment. Start now to write your chapter. Make it a chapter filled with success and accorplishment. Sincerely, 1 I 8h D • Robert D. Morse RTM:mb Principal DR. WILLIAM K. LOUIS Supi. of Schools $ t ii t! e Standing, 1st Row — Advisor Mr. Steve Lander. 2nd Row — S. Schaffer, T. lanniello, E. Decker, M. Basile, L. Donza, J. Calabrese, N. Sykes, A. Rizzuto, B. Bucholzt, G. LaChance, J. Darrow. 3rd Row — P. Conforti, J. Vito, L. Kata, D. Reinhard, D. Daude, L. Calabrese, K. Healy. M Reider, D. Caraciolo, W. Kipling, M. Del Goirno, L. Orsi, D. Goodspeed, J. Mor ano V. Pres. J. Vito, Treas. L. Calabrese, Historian D. Goodspeed, Sec. D. Reinhard, Pres. J. Morano, Advisor Mr. Lander. This year's new and expanded Student Council, under the direction of Mr. Steve Lander, has revived the student body's and the administration’s respect for this student organization. The enthusiasm of the council’s new president, John Morano, is typical of the attitude of each and every member. Among the Councils highlights this year was the movies that were shown in the high school auditorium. Also, to try and expand the variety of its activr ties. The Council attended county and state meetings that dealt with school government. Of course, this year the Council again held the Cosenza games. 23 Art Department MRS. MILDRED BROCK H.O.P.E . . . Senior Blood Drive . . . most respected . . . life history? . . . very attractive best dressed . . . tough on cuts . . . nice to talk to. . . loves students MRS. CATHERINE PALMERI Good artist . . . tough worker . . . Perfectionist . . . “An apple a day” . . . R.R. Art leader . . . very understanding and easy to talk to . . . famous Christmas pastries . tfeautiful silk screens . . G flsom of us bdoked(?) on adver- jus nrisyrias pastr artment MRS. SUSAN SELVAGGIO Friendly. . . “Too hot to handle” . . . 2 different color contact lenses ... 7th and 8th grade classes . . . advertising class, watch those dead lines . . . nice eyes . . . Where's your sketchbook? MRS. SHIRLEY WARREN Time for dictation . . . never without a pencil . . . 5 minute timings . . . still is considered everyone’s grandma . . . “Snoopy . . . nice to be with MRS. ISABEL HEFELE Semi colon, semi colon, semi colon space . . . likes everybody ... has a good loud voice . . everything is due tomorrow . . . Don’t look at the keys. . . MR. RONALD ROHIN Technique is what counts . . . you want to be a secretary ... Get that paper out . . “Fingers on home keys, ready, begin” . . . “Don’t leave your seat until the bell rings” . . . MR. THEODORE KESSEL Always finds you a job when you need one . Senior homeroom . . . ”O.K. people, who’s not here?” . . . Has a mean smile ... Mr. Business 25 English Department MR. LUTHER KIRSCH Very easy marker? . . . Grammar Grandpa . . . looks at the top of heads . . . has come back strong . . . will always be with us . . . most experienced . . . define and spell . . . teaches in college MRS. MILDRED BECK Grandma . . . sticks to the rules . . . Vocabulary tests . . . runs a tight cafeteria . . . Husband in television . . . sweet MRS. MARION HOWARD Nice teacher. . . Quiet classes . . . sincere . . . Fantastic director of Arsenic and Old Lace . . . Grave thanotopsis course . . . Senior play every year. . . 26 J MR. CHARLES McANULLA “No cheating in the first row” . . . takes away gold stars . . The Gull. . . “peachy” . . .Yearbook’s new advisor. . . Apostrophe . .get that A.S.A.P. . . . “it's 5:43” ... Is there life under that beard? . . . fine so far, but . . . “Mr. Mac” . . . “I need that article” MRS. FRIEDA JAFFE Mrs. J . . . “Beowolf and Hamlet” . . . always gets her classes started on time? . . . Everybody's mom . . . very unique laugh . . . easy to talk to . . understanding . . . only showed us 3 out of 5 parts of “Charlotte’s Web” MRS. MADELINE PROVIDENTE You’re a teacher? . . . 79's fearless leader . Holds early Rock Rivalry meetings in the halls . . . good looking . . . Drives a hot rod ... an artist at heart 27 MR. MARTIN SEVERINO Father of the three sons . . . Uncle Marty . . . that’s easy for you to say, Sev . . . trips to Broadway . . . Contrary to what you may have heard ... If I were only making a hundred thou . . . stop in sometime . . . R.R. helper MR. JOSEPH KUSEL Takes care of the vocational . . . has a great deal of patience when occasion comes up . . . “do you want to talk? . . . sometimes seen on a bicycle coming to school. . . is a nice guy. . . MR. ROBERT ROSCOE Always willing to help out. . . loves to talk about everything . . . good dresser . . . “please, have a seat . . . dedicated . . . nice smile . . . good to talk to . . . 28 Health MR. MARK KENNEY Get with the program . . Tough Guy. .has a lot of sick friends Has never worn a tie . Driver s Ed . . Modest? . Equipped with collapsible lungs . picture of Health History Department MR. RUDOLPH LINN Good 0 . . . President of the New York Times fan club . . . Sun glasses during films . . . interesting classes . . . When they're down, step on them! . . . Pleeaasse . . . Bad show people” MR. MARK ESTRIDGE Famous for his Megalopolis reports . loves trips . . Procedures . . Iifesavers and cough- drops . . . college bowl . . . Iroquois blood brother. . . 29 MR. TOM FORBES Makes football more than a sport . . . respected . . . “Pam is a part of the game” . . . Pushups during windsprints . . . mumbles things . . . Subtle comedian . . .“Gentlemen”. . . •What’s your name again?” . . . Good looking MR. PETER KILCOMMONS Killer. . . George Harrison fan . . . leisure suits Leo club ... to wear a beard, or not to wear a beard . . . Walked with us on the walkathon . . . best dressed . . . Dry sense of humor . . . carries umbrella during monsoon season MR. PHILMACALUSO Neat writer . . . inspired classes . . . Coached us for two years . . . “Which way to muscle beach?” . . . “Who called me 'Radar’?” . . . nice guy . . . believes in stretch exercises 30 MR. JACK RICHERT • Shut up and sit down” . . . sells jewelry on the side . . Freshman coach . . . Ficarrotta, you troll! . . . Sober up, Charlie” . . . Act like human beings” . . . Knows inside story on pro sports... Is that a tie clip or a wad of gum? MRS. CLAIR RAPPAPORT Makes her own clothes . . always smiling annual fashion show . . hang up your clothes girls ... is punctual when it’s time to clean up Home Economics MRS. ROBERTA MULROY Sweet . . . very distinctive speech . . . perfectionist in the works around a tight budget . . . Who needs a recipe?” . . . 6th period International Foods . . . “It's for the Little ones! . . . Carvel cake and a surprise party during 6th period. . . What happened to the Eclairs?! Industrial Arts MR. THOMAS KENNEDY East Rockaway’s own Jack Nicklaus . confirmed Bachelor . . . calm, cool, and collected . . . Doles out the precise” amount of wood for Rock Rivalry . . . understanding 31 MR. CLARK CHIRLIN Quiet type . . . Imus in the morning . . . quack, quack . . . doesn't get too upset. . . loves Barry Mamlow?. . . Falls asleep . . . “look out for that car! . . . good looking . . . breakfast at McDonalds . . . nice to be around MR. KENNETH KLEIN Good with cars . . . Muzz’s best friend . . . finally got his own A.V. room . . . proud father of a famous son. . . misses class of’77 MR. FRANK GORDON “FLASH” . . . Fantastic teacher . . . Constantly smiling . . . one of the gang . . . famous driver Ed. cars . . . friend of all . . . Always says HI . . . will help you any time . . . Great guy . . . Interesting discussions . . . never remembers anyone’s name « 32 Language Department MRS. FREDA EIBERSON Loves to play Bingo. . . squints when she smiles . . . has a unique wardrobe . . . 3rd year Span ish goes to dinner . . . Karen and Vinnie sepa rate . nobody understands what she says . . . Is she really speaking Spanish? ... No com-prende MRS. JOSEPHINE FRIEDLANDER Very sweet . . . Everybody's mom . . . understanding . . . famous trips to Mexico, Spain and France . . many hidden talents . . . tells some really good stories . . . gives hard tests . . . innocent. . . long lost” homeroom of 77! MRS. DOROTHY LARSON Mrs. L . Ole . . . runs a tight class . . . If you sing you get a piece of candy” . . . a real hall cop . . Don't you see you can't go through the last 10 minutes Library MISS ELIZABETH TRAPNELL If you’re not doing work please leave . . Can find anything . . . You owe us 2t on that book . . . no more Library Council . . . very sweet . . . always says hello ... no more than 4 people at a table ... has the best Christmas parties ... we miss those trips 33 Math Department MR. GERALD HONIG •'Uncle Jerry . . . Avid Dodger fan . . . Never put Descartes before the horse . . . dreaded 7th period statistics . . . cabinet full of toys . . . The Thinker . . . keeps floors neat and tidy . . wears fashionable alligator sweaters MR. CHARLES BENDER Friendly good looking . . . visited frequently . . . cool teacher . . . humorous dittos . . famous for mockouts . . . speaks well English . . . unusual punishments 34 MRS. MARY ORZANO Cheerleaders must pronunciate their words . . . beautiful hair . . . looks like one of us . . . Isis . . . Eagle eye in the cafeteria . . . goes to Fresh man Football practices . . . lives perfection MR. JOHN RYAN Man of a thousand voices . . . Monty Python latecomer . . . rode bike to school . . . speaks English and B.A.S.I.C. fluently . . . '‘proves” a point very well . . . talks in tangents . . . pre pared us for our chess final . . . only man who (.in throw out back while chopping wood 35 MR. WILLIAM TERESCO Silly Willy . . . Gave us overhead barbeques . . . Former Key Clubber . . . “Willie T. Amsco” . . . Cosines roastina on an open log . . . “The old 30°-60° 90° Triangle” . . . “It’s not HYPER BOLA, It’s HY PERBOLA” Music Department MRS. SYLVIA ABRAHAM Lincoln Center Arts Club . . . worries till last chord is played . . . dances while conducting . . . “we aren’t ready” ... Jr. band and chorus . . . soft spoken but carries a mean baton . . . MR. EDWARD MILLER Massages in the morning . . . crossed legs are enemy—1. . . don't you have voice class?” . . . wants us to have a little culture . . . “when do I see you?” . . . languages present no problem . . . Na Ne Na No Nu Forever! . . . successful musicals 36 Nurse MRS. ANNETTE KEENAN Our faithful nurse . . . “What’s the matter now? . . . has an artistic talent . . . Runs wherever there is trouble . . . Lisa’s cousin Physical Education Department MR. GEORGE FAULKNER Phys. Ed Chairman of the Board . . . “That’s 25“ . . . Always seen in a sweater . . . Packs a powerful punch ... “I don’t care if they have rubber soles” . . . “We used to paddle guys like you” . . . The hand is quicker than the eye MRS. RITA BARRETT Loves everyone . . . Mother hen . . . sweatsuit for every day of the week . . . Big badminton buff . . Madam DeFarge . . . Ballerina . . . has a theory for everything . . . loves to talk MISS JOAN FAUCHER Tries to be funny . . . still has a Florida accent . . . holds a very firm health class (?)... Famous for her picnics . . . nicknames for every one . . . softball is the best . . . New addition to the class advisor staff 37 MR. HAROLD FRIESLEBEN MISS KAREN KUNZ The Cat ... on the line . . . East Rockaway’s own John Wooden . . . Suck it up, fellas . . . often mistaken for Rock Hudson . . . famous talks . . . Good Humor . . . Friesie . . . Never yells. . . can dunk a basketball like a donut MR. EDWARD TRANCHINA New Coach . . . imported from Elmont ... “I want you guys to go zoooey on the field” . . . played semi-pro . . . Sicilian ... Mr. “T” . . . Proud of his line Kunzie . . . our sister class’ faithful advisor . . . Donna's Lehr’s friend . . . Get back to your posi tion . . . sweet . . . never yells (?)... tall and thin . . . shoot, shoot shoot . . . basketball whiz . . . you’re unprepared . . . come on people . . . late again . . . organized In Memory of MR. COSENZA — for His Ever-lasting Inspiration 38 Science Department MR. FRANCIS HENRICH Very precise . . . Sneakers only on Friday .1 promise to talk for only one period . . Go! . Will prove ANYTHING . . . Short but hard quizzes . . . these are to help keep you off the streets . . . abbreviations for everything . physics always works . . . I'll turn myself off now . . put your toys away . . . Red? T-shirt MR.RONALDBUCKERY Mr B Always smiling . . . says hello to everyone including strangers . . Mr. B. and Friend nice guy . . . good to be around . . . one of the few track fans MR. DANIEL FRIEDMAN Doc . . TOYCPs . . . gives out weekly quests BIRRRDS . . hates dialvsis bags ... no, this is Zit ’ . . . “Oh, Carol . . . Bats, Birds, and Bionics . . . California Red Squirrel . . . collects labs as quickly as he gives them out . famous mural . . . Good Morning, David . . “Don’t hit Lou! 39 MRS. PHYLLIS HECHTLINGER Latest fashions . . . quiet (?) knows how to control a class . . . loves labs . . . make the incision correctly MR. JEFFREY HERSCHENHOUS HERSCH . . . “We’ve only just scratched the surface . . . fanatic skier. . . Uncle Jeff. . . really gets into the girls locker room . . . devoted class advisor. . . taught us how to bleed correctly. . . Camera bug ... 1st one to light up a pipe at script meetings MR. STEVEN LANDER Lunar Lander . . Great set of Rocks ... our student council advisor . . . world s longest graphs finding the dew point. . . Palisades group tests . . . pur own storm fields . made earth science unique . . photographs streaking stars . . . DR. GREG MOGLIA Disco Doc . . . the “turtle” dance . . . Tommy Terrific . . . famous bunny outfit . . . E.R.’s answer to Socrates . . . “Hey ‘Ox’.” . . . loves senior homerooms . . . frustrated little leaguer . . . Father to “it” and “her” . . . electrifying demonstrations . . . chemistry candy maker. . . Rubbed Rubber Rods 40 Special Education MISS NANCY NEWELL Pretty . . . recently moved to room one . . . quiet? . . . very rarely seen . . . nice smile . . . good laugh . . . shares some of her students with Mrs Mulroy . . . nice clothes and beautiful jewelry MRS. BEULAH WHITE Flag salutes . . . understanding and cheerful Marilyn’s Mom ... Do you work here? . . . •’Core of the teaching staff? MR. RICHARD WETHERELL Terse . . . track and cross country coach . . . Mike’s Dad . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . admired by many . . . new silver truck . . . “Dinner?, oh I forgot” . . . OTG . . . Thinks he’s over the hill(?) Youth Coordinator MISS PATRICIA SAYRE What could we possibly do without a youth coordinator like Miss Patty Sayre? Throughout our high school life, she was so willing to lend an ear when those many obstacles would cross our paths. Miss Sayre has done a great deal to help us along with those many problems and we are truly grateful. She has also succeeded in a project called The Student Peer Organization which provides guidance for those students in the Junior High. THANKS! Seated — (I. to r.) Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Walsh. Standing — (I. to r.) Mrs. Shields, Miss Schempp, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Markowsky, Mrs. Keenan s e S t c r e f f t a r i a I The secretarial staff has a very important function in our school. They have the tedious job of paperwork and typing. Every day may bring about new problems that they so patiently deal with. Many of the students do not appreciate all the work done from such an efficient group. We do! c I Have you ever wondered what makes our school so clean? As you might have guessed, it is our custodians Each day they clean and leave the school spotless for us to dirty up again. Among cleaning, marking fields and fixing uo windows are other tasks they are faced with. Every time you hear the custodian bell you can bet one of our faithful custodians will be right on his way to come to our rescue. MRS. YOSWEIN As one of the unsung heroes of the lunchroom battle fields, Mrs. Yoswein is our moral mainstay. She is the constant and relentless reminder to us that, yes, there is more to life than lunch trays. There are ice cream wrappers, and milk cartons, not to mention the apple cores. Mrs. Yoswein, we leave you with the heartwarming thought that, as we sit down to lunch anywhere and everywhere in the world, we look for you, reminding us to clean up our table. (I. to r.) Mrs. Kiernan, Mrs. Keane, Mrs. Griffiths, Mrs. Pierro, Mrs. Sandano. Think, you come barging into your house demanding that your mother serves you dinner immediately, because you have an evening of fun ahead. Now, think of the answer that mom so promptly retaliates with. • | am not cooking separate dinners for you and the rest of the family, only one dinner so just wait. Well, these lunchroom ladies cook four dinners for over one hundred kids. Each day with different imagination and tender loving care. So the next time you are walking along that lunch line THINK! 43 Ahh guys? Could you stop squirting that hydrochloric.'’ You can have this model here, 20% off. And now for the first time ever. . The Lonely Busstop. I used to be a stand up comedian — until I played my first nightclub. 44 itta be kidding “I'm a little lea pot •That wish didn’t work. Lam's still here • This is one of my more popular classes One with TOJO now! Yes. these little things have been flying around for some time Faculty Mirror M o s t R e s P e c t e d MR FORBES 46 MISS NEWELL MR WFTHERELL Most Liked MS FAUCHER Best I ah dying Best Dressed Faculty Wit MR FORBES MR KILCOMMONS MR POLLOCK 47 48 49 Hope Club The Hope Club has done a great deal of reputable work in our community. The advisor, Mrs. M. Brock, has set a very important goal for the club. The goal is, of course, helping needy people in our community, and the Senior Blood Drive. They must be congratulated for the fine enthusiasm they stirred among the seniors for the donation of blood. First Aid The First Aid Club, which is sponsored by the American Red Cross, consists of a small num ber of students who are inter ested in learning how to deal with various types of emergencies. Linder the direction of Mr. Jeffrey Herschenhous, the mem bers of this club learn the differ ent skills and techniques that are used in such cases. The clubs main goal is to teach students how to deal with emergencies calmly. Lying — C. Brande. Standing — J. Herschenhous, J. Schatzle, E. Decker, C. Mayell, S. Pecorella, C. Tamis, G. Efstathiou. Health Aids Those girls you see running around the school searching for students are the Health Aids. They do a variety of jobs for Mrs. Keenan; from filing to program changes, to seeking students for certain tests. Each girl gives up one or more periods a day to help the nurse do the small, but important jobs. Mrs. Keenan is very thankful to these girls and hopes to have them back again next Seated — (I. to r.) M. Gottcent, Nurse Keenan. Standing — (I. to r.) D. Sandano, C. Wilcox, K. Kares, B. Ostrosky, L. lanniello, M. McTague. so The Key Club 1st Row — S. Boiler, G. Efstathiou, J. Caragiulo, B. Boden, D. Breanan, S. Musso, T Toner, D. Caracciolo. 2nd Row — M. Wetherell, T. Carney, J. Vito, L. Summer, A. Chris tianson, N. O'Boyle, J. Greco. 3rd Row — D. Redman, G. Tarmin, C. Tamis, R. Balkem, B. Thorton, M. Mercurio, J. Dempsey, D. Bertocci. SECRETARY — B. Boden, ADVISOR — Mr. Jack Richert, VICE PRESIDENT — G. Efstathiou, PRESIDENT — J. Caraguilo, Missing, L. Ludwig The Key Club is an organization whose goal is service for the school and community. One of their many activities consists of an annual Kiwanis Club pancake breakfast. They also visit the nursing home during the Christmas and Easter holidays. Another of their activities this year was a raffling of turkeys in order to raise money for the needy. The club has an approximate membership of thirty people and is under the supervision of Mr. Jack Richert. The Lincoln Center Arts Club By attaining membership to the Lincoln Center Arts Club you are sure to acquire a little more culture. This club is the organizer of the trips to the opera, symphonies, and many other cultural events that may come up. The Advisor, Mrs. Abraham, allows any high school student to attend those trips. Recently, they went into New York City to see the Broadway musical A Chorus Line. 1st Row — J. Weiss, D. Esposito, M. Koperweis, D. Bertocci, B. Thornton, A. Christianson, M Mer curio, T. Tomer, S. Boiler. 2nd Row — Advisor, Mrs. Abraham, L. Calabrese, C. Mayell. M. Vial onga, M. O'Boyle, G. Efstathiou, D. Donlon, J. Greco, J. Dempsey. 3rd Row — G. Tarmin, Schwartz, D. Redman, C. Tamis. s. Seated (I. to r.) — S. Randazzo. M Greco. N O'Boyle, M O'Boyle. S. Boiler Kneeling (I. to r.) — D. Carraciolo. L. Chen. T Toner. M Mercurio. S Musso. P Rafter. W Kipling. Mr Severmo, C. Brand. D. Donovan 2nd Row — J Weiss. V Della Ratta. G. Efstathiou. Standing (I. to r.) — G. Tarmin. D. Redman. J Licari. T Rowland. J Carroll. J Caragoulo. M Connlloy. E. Friedman. D. Dukinfield, B Romano. D Klutzky. L Calabres. C. Corbett. J Vito, A. Anthonopoluos, V Ruvulo Dramatics Club The Dramatics Club, under the direction of Mr. Severmo is an organization whose purpose is to benefit those stu dents who have an interest in acting and the theater. The activities of the club include trips to see Broadway shows as well as productions put on by the members. This year the club put on the production “The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie. It also was involved with the production “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.’ Among the many shows seen were “Annie, “Dracula, and “Same Time Next Year.” 52 THE MOUSETRAP THE CAST IN ORDER OF THEIR APPEARANCE MOLLIE RALSTON ...........Bernedette Boden GILES RALSTON.................Greg Tarmin CHRISTOPHER WREN .........David Dukinfield MRS. BOYLE ...................Lisa lanniello MAJOR METCALF.................Dan Redman MISS CASE WELL............Susan Randazzo MR. PARAVICINI ...............Tim Rowland DETECTIVE SERGEANT TROTTER . Chris Brande 53 Seated — (I. to r.) B. Boden, G. Efstathiou. J. Smith, D. Caracciolo, C. Tamis, L. Smith, J. Chen, Mrs. Friedlander. Standing — (I. to r.) D. Smith, L. Roberts, D. Redman, T. Dunlevy, S. Boiler, L. Summer, M. Connor, M. Harder, J. Egan, D. Dukinfield. French Club ADVISOR Mrs. Friedlander French Honor Society ADVISOR Mrs. Friedlander (I. to r.) B. Boden, L. Roberts, T. Dunleavy, D. Dukinfield, D. Smith, L. Summer, Mrs. Friedlander, M, Harder. To the average American high school student, the name French Club conjures up ideas of wine and cheese, the Eiffel Tower and beautiful women. But in spite of these great thoughts of wisdom there is more to France than just that. There is a great and rich culture, and there is a beautiful language, that the use of is becoming a rarity. These youngsters and their advisor Mrs. Friedlander are trying to preserve for our children. 54 Seated — (I to r) B. Reilly, M. Mercurio, S. Musso, E. Decker, E. Romano, M. Basile. Front Row — (I to r) V. Romano, A. Christianson, N. O’Boyle, J. Dempsey, D. Reinhard, D. Kletzky, M. Wetherell, J. Vito, Advisor Mrs. Larson Back Row — (I to r) J. Tobin, J. Greco, G. Tarmin, L. Orsi, D. Goodspeed, B. Rizzuto, J. Gregory. The Spanish Honor Society is made up of those students who are in the Regents class. The Society, as well as being honorary, also has activities such as visiting Spanish restaurants. The advisor of the group is Mrs. Dorothy Larson. Student Peer Organiza- tion Front Row — (I to r) A. Christianson, M. Koperweis, E. Romano, G. Petrucci, B. Romano, E. Decker. Back Row — (I to r) J. Irwin, N. Alta, S. Musso, D. Brennan, T. Carney, G. Tarmin, L. Orsi, T. Rowland, S. Hengeveld, L. lanneillo. The Student Peer Organization has been quite successful in the past years. This group counsels the seventh and eighth grades on many different topics such as smoking cigarettes, marijuana, and peer group pressure. S.P.O. makes it a point not to pass judgment and say something is right or wrong. Their job is to illustrate the facts and let the students decide for themselves. Sponsored by the Town of Hempstead, the group is headed by Norma Alter. 55 The 1977-19711 Gull The 1977- 7ii Gull Stuff Gull — Front Row — (I to r) B. Unfricht, D. Dukinfield, P Berwmd, J. Dubm, T Toner, J. Greco, N. 0‘Boyle, L. Shamroth, E. Decker, D. Smith, J. Caragiulo, C. Tamis Back Row — (I to r) B. Romano, L. lanniello, L. Germano, C. Tarmin, M Dubin, T. Santmo, E. Friedman, M. Connolly, D. Klotzky, D. Goodspeed, S. Hengeveld, W. Kipling, J. Vito. r an? rr� oiniuam.il n t 11 I fcltwn. � • 56 (I to r) Advisor — Mr. Charles McAnulla, Co Editor in Chief — Debby Smith, Co-Editor in-Chief — Susan Hengeveld, Assistant Editor — David Dukinfield. Seated — D. Dukinfield, S. Hengeveld, D. Smith, N. O’Boyle. E. Decker. L. Shamroth. Kneeling — (I to r) L. Germano, W. Kipling, D. Goodspeed, J. Car agiulo, B Romano, J. Vito, T. Santino. This year's “Gull” has acquired a relatively new staff with new views and ideas. Through the combined efforts of its talented staff, “The Gull” policy of investigative reporting has made the paper indeed “the student voice.” Published bi monthly, with the assistance of its advisor, Mr. Charles McAnulla, “The Gull” covers a wide scope of informative news dealing with subjects both in and out of the school. Through the dedication of the editors and their respective staffs, the end product was a paper which received praise from numerous sources, many of which were outside the school. In recent years, “The Gull has acquired awards and commendations from the Empire State Scholastic Association, Columbia Press Association. “Newsday, and continues to be recognized as an outstanding paper among other schools. Warren Kipling and Louis Germano were cited this year by ESSPA for their outstanding work. A sincere thanks is extended to all the editors, writers, and artists who made working on the paper a rewarding and worthwhile experience. It was through their efforts that “The Gull achieved its prominence. A special manks to the persevering salesmen who made the sales continually bet ter TmCULL The Students Voice Editors-in-Chief Assistant Editor News Editor Editorial Page Editors Features Editor Art Editor Boys' Sports Editors Girls' Sports Editors Exchange Literary Editor Photo Editors Typing Managers Business Manager Circulation Manager Publicity Managers GULL Advisor Debby Smith Susan Hengeveld David Dukinfield Hope Brotman Tony Santino A John Hambel Noreen O'Boyle Louis Germano Joe Vito David Goodspeed Beth Unfricht Lori Shamroth Eileen Decker Warren Kipling John Caragiulo Rose Brunner Bruno Romano John Hambel Bruce Akrongold Lori Shamroth David Donovan Mr. Charles McAnulla Mr. Martin Severino — Advisor, National Honor Society Members The National Honor Society is an organization of students elected by the teachers for outstanding performance during their years at ERHS. These students bear the qualities of scholastic achievement as well as fine character and leadership. Besides being an honorary society, it is also functional in tutoring those who need help. 60 61 c h Co. Capt. Alice Mahnken, Coach Mrs. Pat Friesleben, Co. Capt. Carol Mayell. Couch ami Captains Varsity Jr. Varsity Co. Capt. Chrissy Abut, Coach Mrs Pat Fries leben, Co. Capt. Essy Romano. e Jr. iirsitv e r 1 e a d e r s 97 7 Varsity J.V. — (I to r) 1 st Row — S. Randazzo, C. Abut, L. Donza. 2nd Row — C. Zubelik, E. Romano, J. Barth, M. Mercurio. 3rd Row — P. Murphy, D. Carbonaro. 97 8 62 Varsity (I to r) B. Romano, S. Zubelik, D Blassberg, A Mahnken, C. Mayell, C. Rapanaro, C Indelicato, P. Carbo naro, M. Koperweis. SENIORS Michele Koperweis Carol Mayell Alice Mahnken Paula Carbonaro Carol Rapanaro Bianca Romano 63 Varsity Football 1977 This year’s football team was faced with an immediate handicap in the fact that there were very few seniors involved. This meant that there would be many younger players who would have to fill in the gaps. Inexperience became one of the major factors early in the year when the Rocks found themselves putting in excellent games and never being out of them, yet always coming up on the short end. An example of this is the Cold Spring Harbor game which was a defensive battle won by the opponent by a score of only 6-0. Cold Spring Harbor went on to become County Champions with this being their toughest game. With all of their problems, however, the Rocks stuck together along with the coaches and never gave up their hope for final victory. This hope was answered in the last game against Roosevelt where the Rocks put it all together to climax with an 18-12 win. Standing — Coach Forbes, Coach Tranchina, Coach Ayres. Kneeling cap F. Ficarrotta, tri-cap C. Powers, tri-cap F. DeRosa. c o a a n c d h C a a i ii s Coach Forbes Coach Tranchina Senior Kneeling — (I. to r.) A. Zappala, J. Vito, K. Hughes. Standing ers, J. Kelly, R. Doherty, R. Reider. Offensive Backs Senior — Frank Ficarrotta Senior — Michael Cannata Senior — Chris Powers Defensive Backs Standing — (I. to r.) M. DeFranco, W. Klose, A. Stern. Defensive Line 54Jb'2l scc! c7 � • _2_- Kneeling — (I. to r.) F. DeRosa, B. Wilcox, M. Stano, B. Capozzi, J. Carrigan, P. Finger. Standing — (I. to r.) R. Lani, M. Rieder, B. Akrongold, P. McCartney, K. Healy, C. Munhes. J Cenzonrano Offensive Line Senior — Robert Doherty Kneeling — (I. to r.) V. Pernice, R. Morrison, J. Amorosi, F. Ficarrotta, B. Riz-zuto. Standing — (I. to r.) M. Abruzzo, M. Uhl, D. Redman, P. Bracco, M. Wetherell, J. Cunningham. Senior — Paul Bracco Varsity Football Schedule Cold Spring Harbor..........V m............o Carle Place ....... r ,.................... Plainview . . .. fc-.[■■ ■■ ■ '............ Oyster Bay.................. Locust Valley...................... Valley St. North Manhasset.................................. Malverne................................... Roosevelt.................................. Lost Lost . .Lost . . Lost . . Lost Lost Lost . . Lost Won 69 Varsity Cross Country VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Front to Back — S. Pecorella, G. Efstathiou, C. Brande, M. Connolly, T. Neary, J. Carroll. Roosevelt...........................Won Mai verne...........................Won Hempstead...........................Won Valley Stream South ................Won Valley Stream North ................Won Southside..........................Lost Lynbrook...........................Lost Lutheran............................Won Elmont ............................Lost Levittown Memorial..................Won Coach and Captains The hills and trails of the 1977 Cross Country season produced some exciting, rewarding and sportsmanlike moments for coach and runners of the Varsity team. It was a tough and grueling season, that saw a variety of goals reached by certain individuals as well as the entire squad. The newly renamed Superstriders went on to defeating all but three challengers. Besides a phenomenal season, Captain Chris Brande went on to the State Finals, finishing forty-fifth overall in a higher division. Coach Richard Wetherell was proud of his team this year and looks forward to another winning season in 1978. Co Capt. T. Neary, Coach R. Wetherell, Co-Capt. C. Brande. Seniors Junior Varsitv r Field Hockey (I. to r.) 1st Row — S. Vito, M. Agruso, R. Greenspan. 2nd Row — N. O'Grady, B. Lang M. Connor, K. O'Grady. 3rd Row — T. Pentola, P. Fran-gello, D. Coletta, K. Conklin, S. Boden. Oceanside......................Tied Elmont.........................Lost South Side.....................Tied Valley Stream Central..........Lost Sewanhaka......................Lost Mineola .......................Lost South Side.....................Lost Oceanside .....................Lost Coach and Captains Kneeling — Var. Tri-Capt. — G. Conklin. Standing — Var. Tri-Capts. L. Reisert, C. Mayell, Coach J. Hershenhous — Jr. Var. Capts. — D. Coletta, K. Conklin. Varsity Field Hockey (I. to r.) 1st Row — D. Murch, D. Carbonaro, L. Shamroth, G. Conklin. 2nd Row— J. Pozzini, T. lan-niello, B. Unfricht, L. Lewald, B. Romano. 3rd Row — A. Campbell, J. Connor, A. Mahnken, C. Mayell, K. Kakereko and L. Reisert. 72 Seniors Tn Capt GINNY CONKLIN Tri.Capt. CAROL MAYELL Tri. Capt. LINDA REISERT BIANCA ROMANO Field Hockey this year was an experience for all those involved. While not quite living up to expectations of a winning season, the girls all enjoyed playing together and putting what they had toward a common goal. These girls endured rough fall weather as well as tough competition in their season. Nevertheless, each player felt that she had tried her best and was satisfied even if they did not win. BETH UNFRICHT 73 (I. to r.) — A. Sarro, J. Cenzapprano, D. Mathews, S. Barth, Mr. Pollack, V. Mirabelli, J. Janes, T. McTiernan. Varsity Bowling ( • !? r' T McTiernan, J. Cenzapprano, Mr. Pollock, C. Machovac, R. Pollock, D. Mathews, D. Caracciola, J. Chen, P. Christiano, J. Irwin. Junior Varsity r Bowling 74 SENIOR — Vincent Mirabelli SENIOR — Stephen Barth VARSITY BOWLING John Janes 171.5 Vin Mirabelli 169.0 Joe Ottinger 162.4 James DeMasi 161.6 Stephen DeMasi 160.3 Albert Sarro 160.2 Doug Mathews 160.1 SENIOR — John Janes Our Bowling squads had a really dramatic and sensational season. The Varsity and the J.V. finished on top of their divisions. An unprecedented feat for our league. The Varsity finished in a dead heat with Levittown and then came from behind to defeat them in the last frame of the 3rd and rubber game. On the other hand the J.V. started on top in the first game and finished way ahead. On the way they broke the league record with a 2557 match and broke the Nassau County J.V. game record with a 982 game. The Varsity plagued with repeated sicknesses was aided by “The best Junior Varsity in our school’s history” to quote the ecstatic HXP. 75 Varsity Volleyball Seated — (I to r) Mgr. J. Connor, K. Zappala, D. Blasberg, J. Schatzle. Kneeling — (I to r) Mgr. M. Connor, L. lanniello, C. Mayell, C. Moody. Standing — (I to r) Mgr. A. Campbell, C. Hansen, K. Kakareko, D. McMahon. VARSITY VOtXEYBALL SCHEDULE Wood mere Academy Lynbrook ......... Oceanside Hewlett.........jjj Valley Stream South Jftpral Park . . . . .’■I Hflrey............ A j ilverne . .|J ijVnbrook . Ay Oceanside..... Hewlett «.. . . Floral Park Carey Won Won Lost Won Lost Won Won Lost Lost Lost Won Won Lynbrook Won Won ■ . . .Won Vaya«s Jr. Varsity Volleyball Seated — (I to r) Mgr. J. Connor, E. Donza, R. Greenspan, D. Carbonaro, V. Fogarazzo Kneeling — (I to r) Mgr. M. Connor, L. Wetherell, M. Warner, J. Mikes, D. Della Ratta. Standing — (I to r) L. Machovec, V. Hefele, T. lanniello, D. Rust. The volleyball team ended up with a very good record this year. Under the coaching of Mr. Jeffery Herschenhous, the girls made it to the playoffs. This has been the strongest team in awhile said Mr. Herschenhous. The season began very well with the girls beating Lynbrook at E.R.H.S. The big game of the year was against Valley Stream South, the number one team in the division. The sparks were flying during that game. The girls had a great touch of enthusiasm which couldn’t have stopped them for anything. The spirit that the girls displayed that day has never been witnessed before in E.R.H.S. As they went into the playoffs, the girls were very confident. Although they lost, they played one of the best games they have ever played. The Rock Staff congratulates them. 76 J.V. — Co-Capt. Terri lanniello. Coach Barrett, Co-Capt. Vicki Hefele. Varsity — Co-Capt. Carol Mayell, Coach Herschenhous, Co-Capt. Lisa lanniello. Co. Capt — Lisa lanniello Joyce Schatzle Diane McMahon ’78 Seniors ’78 Co. Capt. — Carol Mayell Karen Zappala Carol Moody The Varsity Badminton Team (I. to r.) Seated — C. Skrha, J. Weiss, D. Pozzini, J. Schatzle, M. Warner. Kneeling — L. Wethe-rall, S. Zubelik, D. Romero, C. Skrha, K. Zappala. Standing — L. Donza, C. Zubelik, C. Hansen, The Badminton team finished- Chen, L. Maehovec, D. Kuhnel, F. Spiltros, L. lanniello. up very well in this year’s season. Their final record was eight and two. This record was one of the best for all of the fall sports this year. The team sent 11 girls out of the 12 league players to the playoffs, which were held for the first time at E.R.H.S. The girls that were sent were Lisa lanniello. Sue Zubelik, Lyn Machevec, Karen Zappala, Lisa Wetherall, Liz Donza, Candy Skrha, Donna Pozzini, Felicia Spilotros, Cathy Zube-lek, and Janet Weiss. Out of these 12 girls, Cathy and Janet went on to the finals. SENIOR —DONNA POZZINI SENIOR —LISA IANNIELLO VARSITY BADMINTON Carey....................Won Lawrence.................Won Lynbrook................Lost Oceanside................Won Valley Stream North Won Valley Stream South ... Won Valley Stream Central. . Lost Scwanekha ...............Won Mineola..................Won South Side...............Won 78 SENIOR — JOYCE SCHATZLE SENIOR — KAREN ZAPPALA A - ■ PWMA 4 %r £9 IS 1-,... CAKCiL Pao o Jr. Varsity Basketball Coach and Captains Long Beach Oceanside Valley Streamffentral Hewlett k Baldwin § Elmont p Malverne . M Valley Strea Lyn brook Valley Strea Roosevelt Elmont Malverne Valley Stream Lynbrook Valley Stream Roosevelt . The J.V. Basketball team was a success this year in that it not only had a fine season, but it showed many good prospects for future varsity teams. Under the direction of Coach Stewart, in his first year, the team showed a genuine competency and enthusiasm for the game. Further more, a spirit for competition, displayed by hustle and stamina. One of the highlights of the season was beating the Malverne J.V. team, held in high regards by the rest of the league. The team can truly be proud of their achievements as well as look forward to success on Varsity. (I. to r.) — J. Nicolett, R. Gallo, M. Greenspan, K. Healy, W. Klose, Mr. Stewart, J. Maloy, D. Finnis, M. Martoni, J. Murphy, P. Sloman, L. Orsi. s+oM-t Ti£Sl«b «F ’A l' outo • - Co-Capt. — L. Orsi, Coach Mr. Stewart, Co-Capt. — J. Murphy. 80 Varsity Basketball (I. to r.) — W. Kipling, M. Schuermann, J. Morano, B. Turner, D. Goodspeed, Mr. Friesleben, J. Kelly, B. Doherty, B. Balkem, B. Klose, F. Pollock. (I. to r.) — Co Capt. Warren Kipling, Coach Friesleben, Co. Capt. John Morano. Varsity Basketball this year did a good job of handling their very tough schedule. Being in the division they are gives them an opportunity to play teams that are exceptionally good. Regardless, there were many high points in the season. The basketball play ers, always giving a good show, maintained a good crowd at even away games throughout the season. Their exhibitions of good play can only represent hard work and desire. The Rocks owe a great deal to their coach, Mr. Harry Freisleben. Mr. Freisleben put his best efforts to help the Rocks work together as a team and this illustrated itself very well at the games. 81 SENIOR — Co. Capt. Warren Kipling SENIOR — Co. Capt. John Morano 82 SENIOR — Bobby Doherty Varsity Basketball Seated (I. to r.) — J. Schatzl, D. Car-bonaro, P. Murphy, L. Donza. Standing (I. to r.) — C. Mayell, T, lanniello, D. Kuhnel, Miss Kunz, L. lanniello, K. Kakareko, L. Seamen. Jr. Varsity Basketball Seated (I. to r.) — C. Skrha, K. O’Grady, J. Calabrese, N. Sykes Standing (I. to r.) — N. O'Grady, Miss Lehr, D. Coletta, P. Frangello. Varsity Jr. Varsity Coaches and Captains Co. Capt. — Carol Mayell, Miss Kunz, and Co. Capt. — Joyce Schatzle Co. Capt. — Candy Skrha, Miss Lehr, Co. Capt — Kerri O'Grady ’78 Seniors ’78 The Girls' Basketball teams, this year under the direction of Miss Kunz and Miss Lehr made a fine showing. While competing with Boys’ Basketball and Rock Rivalry for attention, the girls drew a good crowd at each game. Returning Seniors as well as fine underclassmen made for a good season. The girls really showed that they can compete well between each other and other schools in this so called men’s sport. SENIOR — Lisa Seamen 85 Kneeling (I. to r.) — B Romano, A Sarro. D Redman, R Reider, J Kelly, C. Brande, J Caragiulo, K Wong Standing (I. to r.) — M Wetherell. J. Amorosi. L. Ludwig, B McClure, K Healy. M Reider. T Dunleavy, J Morano. W Kipling, J Nicoletti. T Neary, Coach Wetherell a r s I i I r a c SENIOR — Tri-Capt. TIM NEARY SENIOR — MARK WIPFLER SENIOR — CHRIS POWERS Captains COACH — MR. WETHERELL Track is one of the more ••individual’ type sports offered in our school. Each man must concen trate on his events and then put them together with the rest of the team. This year our team made a fine representation of the school while competing and while practicing. A new twist to the team was the addition of girls to compete with girls from other schools. In all. fine coaching and competitive spirit made for a rewarding season. 87 Varsity Baseball (L. to r.) Kneeling — T. Carney, M. DeFraco, M. Schuermann, A. Zappala, V. Mirabelli, J. Carney, M. Cannata, J. Vulpeti, Standing — Coach Kenney, F. DeRosa, J. Hatt, R. Balkem, R. Doherty, D. Goodspeed, L. Orsi, J Raimondi, A. Stern. All County-All Division — Vin Mirabelli, All Division — Frank DeRosa, All Division — Michael Cannata. Baseball is a tough competitive sport in which much concentration is required. This year East Rockaway made a fine showing in the sport. Coming off of a playoff season, our baseball team was set for a great year. The seasoning of the athletes, as well as their enthusiasm showed through as they progressed. Mr. Kenney should be complemented on his fine coaching in his first season. In all, the Rocks found this year to be a most rewarding one both during the games and the many practices. SENIOR — Michael Cannata ALL DIVISION % SENIOR — Gerald Raimondi SENIOR — Robert Doherty Seniors COACH — Mr. Kenney SENIOR — Vincent Mirabelli ALL DIVISION-ALL COUNTY JUNIOR — Frank DeRosa 89 ALL DIVISION The Girls Softball teams face many problems through their season. Among the leading ones is the fact that they do not have the high school field to practice on. Despite playing their home games at Bay Park, practicing at Lister Park, and often having conditions such as gnat infestation bother them throughout many games, those girls are still out there each season, doing their job. The girls should be complimented for the exciting moments they provide while competing for their school. SENIOR — Lisa Seamen COACH — Joan Faucher SENIOR — Carol Mayell SENIOR — Joyce Schatzle SENIOR — Lisa Inaaiello Enkrtdinmcni 92 93 Concert Choir 1st Row — K. Drugan, C. Skrha, L. Pernice, B. Romano, M. White, J. Weiss, M. McTague, S. Bollar, M. Gott-cent. 2nd Row — L. Calabrese, C. Mayell, E. Friedman, C. Brande, S. Peccorella, M. Koperweis, A. Christianson, T. Toner. 3rd Row — G. Tarmin, C. Tamis, M. Vialonga, D. Donovan, M. Wipfler, D. Redmen, P. Rapa-naro, L. lanniello, D. Donlon, M. O’Boyle. Bottom Row — C. Mayell, B. Romano, M. Gottcent, M. White. Top Row — L. lanniello, L. Calabrese, M. Vialonga, M. Koperweis, M. O'Boyle. £ Directed by Mr. Edward Miller, the Concert N Choir is made up of talented 9-12 graders who ! are genuinely interested in singing. Each year 0 the Choir puts on two concerts, winter and R spring. These concerts are enjoyed by the students and the community. Along with these two, E the Concert Choir also puts on special concerts N for the Rhame Ave. and Centre Ave. schools, s and for special events at the high school. E The music performed by the Choir is of high M caliber and many rehearsals are needed to mas-B ter both the music and the language in which it L is sung. The end result of these rehearsals is F quite enjoyable concerts. The Singers, composed of sixteen of the best voices in the school, is a subdivi sion of the Concert Choir. The Singers perform at both the winter and spring concerts, adding a bit of dramatics to their singing and to the concerts. Unlike the Concert Choir, Singers meet only when free time allows and most of the preparation for the concerts is made out side of school hours on their own time 1st Row — B. Romano, C Skrha, L Calabrese, J. Weiss, M Gottcent 2nd Row — S Peccorella. P Rapanaro, D Donlon. M. Wipfler, G. Tarmin. 94 Senior Band Seated, 1st Row — J. Dempsey, M. Mercurio, A. Christianson, C. Mercado, P. Berwind, B. Thornton. 2nd Row — N. Thornton, L. Wetherell, B. Mansfield, D. Donavan, D. Kletzky, D. Christiano, R. Charmichael, L. Zaccaro. Standing — S. Pecco-rella, B. Lewald, G. Efstathiou, C. Tamis, M. Wetherell, C. Foster, M. Rearick, V. Ruvolo. Under the direction of Mr John Pellicane, the Senior Band braved through the cold football games to lend support to the team and performed well at both the winter and spring concerts. Rain or shine, the Senior Band played during halftime entertain mg us with selections of contemporary music. Their marching ability was perfected only after hours of hard work It is through dedication to the band that the members are able to put on worthwhile winter and spring concerts. This year's was no exception. Each member played his best and the final outcome was a listening experience. BRASS Seated — B. Lewald, B. Mansfield, C. Mercado, B. Thorn ton. Standing — R. Charmichael, M. Wetherell, C. Tamis, D. Donovan. FLUTES Seated — D. Christiano, D. Kletzky, M. Rearick, N. Thornton. Standing — M. Mercurio, A. Christianson, J. Dempsey. CLARINETS Seated — G. Efstathiou, P. Berwind. Standing — L. Wetherell. S. 95 A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Under the direction of Mr. Edward Miller and Mr. Martin Severino, Forum proved to be a success. The success for the most part was due to the hard work and last minute ad-libbing that the cast put into it. Seniors Chris Brande, Timothy Rowland, Jay Carroll, Michael Wethe-rell, Chris Corbett, Mark Wipfler, Michele Koperweis, and David Donovan can always look back at Forum with pride and that it will not be topped for many years to come. 96 CAST Prologus, an actor Christopher G. Brande The Proteans George Efstathiou, Mark Wipfler, Oamel Redman Senex, a Roman citizen .............................. . Timothy Rowland Domina, his wife ...... Bernadette Boden Hero, his son.......................................................Gregory Tarmm Hysterium, his slave David Donovan Pseudolus, slave to Hero..............................Christopher G. Brande Lycus, a buyer of slaves John Carroll Tintinabula....................................................Jill Smith Panacea Susan Randazzo The Gemmae Shan Beckling. Janet Weiss Vibrata......................................................Treish Murphy Gymnasia Michele Koperweis Philia Dolores Don Ion Erronius, an old man .........................................Chris Corbett Miles Glonosus Michael Wetherell 97 The Senior Class Presents Arsenic and Old Lace The Senior Play, entitled Arsenic and Old Lace” was a very successful production put on by the members of Drama II. The play took place in the early 1900's and involved a couple of old ladies who poisoned old men who they felt would find peace by dying. While being a very involved mystery, many lighter moments were provided to make the show a delightful evening for all. Everyone involved will surely remember the hours of work as well as the pleasure of a job well done. Special thanks goes to Mrs. Howard for yet another great job of directing. CAST (In Order of Their Appearance) ABBY BREWSTER Deborah Smith, Lisa Marie lanmello THE REV. DR HARPER Michael P.N. Connolly TEDDY BREWSTER John J. Hambel Jr. OFFICER BROPHY David Donovan OFFICER KLEIN Edward Friedman MARTHA BREWSTER Dannette G Murch ELAINE HARPER Caroline Henshaw, Michele Koperweis MORTIMER BREWSTER Anthony Santino MR. GIBBS David Donovan JONATHAN BREWSTER Christopher Corbett DR EINSTEIN David Dukmfield OFFICER O HARA Timothy J. Rowland LIEUTINANT ROONEY Michael Wetherell MR. WITHERSPOON Michael P.N. Connolly 99 101 103 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OE 1980 PRESENTS IRE LAND A HAND ’ Top of the morning to you! Tonight the Sophomore Class invites you to travel with them to the little Irish town of Killarney where tradition reigns as sure as the sun sets in the west. Our story revolves around a peasant farmer who wants to marry off his three troublesome sons. Professional help is called in, which as you will learn, doesn't always turn out to be the best thing. Our second year of Rock Rivalry has been a totally different six week stretch than last year's. The only similarity is that of a mass of individuals forming into a single group of sophomores striving for a common goal. We would like to thank our overall chairmen, Bruce Akrongold and Robert Rieder and entrance chairmen, Stephen Pecorella and John Turner, for their many hours of hard work and determine tion. Special thanks must go to our advisor, Miss Karen Kunz, for her interest and understanding over this year. Her effort is greatly appreciated. We are very lucky to have two men like Mr. Martin Severino and Mr. Jack Richert who are always there to help us. Good luck to all the classes tonight, especially the Seniors, who helped out when the going got tough. Lastly, we would like to wish all a very happy St. Patrick's Day. THE JUNIOR CLASS OF 1979 PRESENTS 'WIN FROM KOLUMA V” Gung Hay Fat Choy or Happy New Year! The Junior Class invites you to join them in the celebration of the Chinese New Year in New York City. Tonight you will witness the story of a growing city interfering with the traditions and customs of the Oriental people of China town. The four people who head the parade fight the growing city and succeed in their efforts to organize a grand celebration. In our third year of Rock Rivalry competition we remember happy moments and bitter disappointments, but we remember most what Rock Rivalry is all about — working together, learning together, and maturing together. During the six weeks of preparation, many people worked hard and we thank them all. However, special thanks must go to our overall chairpersons, Tom Carney and Maureen McTague, and our entrance chairmen, Gregory Tarmin and Joseph Vito. These four individuals put their best efforts forward to make the event a success. A bouquet of thanks must be given to Mrs. Madeline Providente for her inexhaustible efforts and the devotion she has given us in this year’s Rock Rivalry. Also to be given special thanks are Mr. Severino and Mr. Richert, who helped us with whatever problems we encountered, and all the generous parents who opened up their homes to us. The best of luck to every class tonight, especially to our sister class, the Freshmen. We hope you have received as much from Rock Rivalry as we have. 'ffjrrir THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1978 PRESENTS RING-DINGS AND YODELERS” Sit back, relax, and join us as we go into the world of fantasy. For our final entrance the Class of 1978 would like to take you to Switzerland, the land of the Alps. Tonight we answer one of the most important questions you’ve all been asking . . . where does the Swiss cheese get its holes? Most will say the cheesemaker, but if you •watch’’ carefully you will soon find out. So get ready, because this is ENTERTAINMENT. This entrance could never be what it is tonight were it not for our wonderful entrance chairmen, two year veteran David Donovan, and four year veteran Christopher Brande. Thanks must also go to our past entrance chairmen Bianca Romano and Lori Calabrese. We can not thank enough our two four year over all chairmen Carol Mayell and Mark Wipfler, for putting all their time and effort into making our Rock Rivalries successful. We would also like to thank the teachers, administration, and parents who put up with Rock Rivalry every year. Special thanks must go to our dedicated and resourceful class advi sor, Mr. Jeffrey Herschenhous, who guided us from inexperienced Freshmen to mature Seniors. Our last thanks must go to Mr. Martin Severino and Mr. Jack Richert, whose help over the past years has been deeply appreciated by the class. We wish all the classes the best of luck tonight and in all Rock Rivalries, especially our sister class, the Sophomores. Enjoy, and make the best of the next two years. We regret leaving such a unique and wonderful experience as Rock Rivalry. Thanks for being an important part of our life. 1978 ROCK RIVALRY SCORE SHEET Wt. FROSH SOPH JR. SR. ENTRANCE (7) 7 21 14 28 REFRESHMENT STAND — (A) CONSTRUCTION (2) 6 4 2 8 (B)GENERAL (2) 2 5 5 8 MURAL (2) 2 4 6 8 ARTISTIC INTERPRETATION (2) 2 4 6 8 TABLE TENNIS (2) 2 4 8 6 VOLLEYBALL — BOYS (2) 2 4 8 6 VOLLEYBALL —GIRLS (2) 2 4 8 6 BASKETBALL —GIRLS (2) 2 8 4 6 BASKETBALL — BOYS (2) 2 4 8 6 PENALTIES () % TOTAL 29 61% 69 90 PLACE (HIGHEST POINTS) 4 3 2 1 112 The Force Was With Us This year’s Rock Rivalry was, as every year, an enjoyable way for each class to get together and achieve many things. Each student maintains a genuine interest and can find something to do, whether it be athletic, artistic or entertaining, to help the general cause. These people, in many cases, utilize skills that are too often left dormant during the school year. The ultimate goal of the competition is to win the highly prized silver cup. However, win or lose, each person should be proud of his achievements in that they show what an individual’s mind and body can accomplish in just a few short weeks. The supreme feeling of togetherness within your individual class is another aspect of Rock Rivalry which is truly highly prized. Each person works in harmony with the next and creates a glorious feeling of unity. Some people say that “Too much stress is put on winning.” This may be the attitude of many before the final decision, but, in the end, everyone seems to come together in the true spirit of good sportsmanship. Besides, if the goal of winning was not important, what fun would come out of the final victory? The SENIORS truly had something to be proud of this year in their winning of the cup. The astonishing score of ninety points, all first and second places, and breaking the four year “curse” which was said to prevent a class from winning Rock Rivalry every year, showed a strong balance and depth by the class. This is not to put down any other class, for in many events there were well deserved victories. After it was all over, the usual speculations of what “could have” or perhaps “should have” been were present. This is to be expected and is a good sign that each class will try even harder next year to win. The Class of 1978 would like to wish the best of luck to all the classes next year, especially to our sister class of 1980. Finally, our class would like to thank everyone for understanding that many innocent things happen in the excitement of Rock Rivalry and the masses sometimes make mistakes that should be dealt with fairly and with an open mind. Sophomores Juniors 118 119 Freshmen Class of 1981 Adrienne Schmitt Keith Lane...... Ms. Joan Faucher Sheri Lonergan. . Angela Romano . Linda Pernice . . OFFICERS ...................Treasurer ...................President .....................Advisor ...................Secretary ..............Vice President ......Publicity Chairperson Front Row — (I. to r.) T. Alfano T. Callagv, J. Barth, J. Cala brese, D. Caggiano, B. Bertocci D. Abarno, T. Aarne, H. Berwind Back Row — (I. to r.) F. Barbaro C. Bowen, J. Bedson, K. Behr, D Abut, R. Charmichael, D. Beau chesne, N. Arena, M. Borges, J Carver, M. Bernesby, J. Carri gan, J. Brown, A. Beslen, A Accomando. Seated — (I. to r.) R. DeFranco, P. Conforti, J. Celiberti, K. Ore-gan Standing — (I. to r.) J. Connor, Draude, M. Clarke, C. Clemente, K. Christ, D. DellaRatta, D. Christiano, M. Colantuono, K. Drugan, A. Conry. 121 Seated — (I. to r.) P. Gremse, M. Goldberg, S. Dubinsky, A. Galbrieth, L. Giarrizzo. Standing — (I. to r.) P. Foster, T. Gregory, S. Formica, A, Due-nas, S. Gallo, S. Goldman, S. Hopkins, C. Florio, J. Fitzpatrick, K. Guarnier, R. Heich-man. Standing — (I. to r.) W. Kaka-reko, T. Kelly, J. Irwin, K. Lane, B. Lonergan, T. Kelly, R. Klose, D. Herzman, A. Henn, B. Langdon, S. Ludwig, C. Kokonezos, K. Lane, C. Keegan, L. LaPorta, J. Kaminskas, S. Lonergan, K. Humes. Kneeling — (I. to r.) C. Mercado, M. McTague, K. O'Grady, J. Mikes, M. O'Leary, J. Pelletiere, C. Maio. Standing — (I. to r.) B. Mansfield, C. McKeon, L. Pernice, S. Luis, D. Murphy, J. McCarthy, J. Ostrosky, G. Neary, C. Morrison, T. O’Boyle, M. Mercurio, M. McKee, A. Peppe, S. McCoy, P. Mannone. 4 1st Row — (I. to r.) J. Persson, I. Platt, M. Rosner, R. Pollock, D. Sargent, J. Richard, P. Rapanaro, P. Ragusa. 2nd Row — M. Ragusa, N. Petrucci, S. Piard, L. Rapanaro, J. Raslich, P. Polikoff, C. Provenzano, D. Romero, A. Schmitt, T. Scalabrino, A. Romano, G. Ragusa. i, Seated — (I. to r.) B. White, R. Schoenly, T. Walker, C. Tutone, K. Serpico, T. Travers, N. Thornton, K. Shelzi, M. Shannon, M. Williams. Standing — (I. to r.) F. Visone, D. Walsh, A. Viggiano, M. Stern, N. Sykes, S. Vito, W. Straub, R. Schwartz, C. Skrha, J. Smith, N. Rengifo. Sophomores Class of 1980 OFFICERS Robert Reider ....................Vice President Bruce Akrongold........................President Vincent Pernice .......................Treasurer Michele Caragiulo......................Secretary Miss Karen Kunz .........................Advisor Seated — J. Castrogiovanni, F. Caruso, J. Carney, J. Celiberti, E. Correnti, J. Crockett, B. DeLio, Standing — J. Cunningham, J. Chen, B. Chelius, G. Carroll, J. Cenzoprano, M. Connor, L. Clark, K. Conklin, T. DelGiorno, D. Colwell, D. Car-bonaro, J. DeMasi, D. Coletta, M. Cossa, E. Deverequx. 123 Seated — N. Bru-eggemann, J. Amorosi, E. Brehm, J. Barth, N. Adamczyk, B. Boll, D. Caracciolo, W. Capozzi, S. Boden. Standing — A. Arnesen, F. Altamore, J. Biance, B. Bruun, P. Berwind, D. Brown, D. Bak, G. Callanan, M. Caragiulo. Seated — W. Mikes, 8. Lipari, L. Machovec, J. Morris, W. McClure. Standing — J. Nicoletti, P Mar koulli, P. McCartney, J. Murtagh, R Morrison, T. McTiernan, M. Mar toni, R. Monaco, A Monace, P. March, C. Levison, J Maloy, N O'Grady. T. Murphy, R Lochmus, M. McWilliams, P. McGovern, K Lonergan. Seated — F. Germano, J. Donlon, D. Fishman, R Greespan, E. Donza, D. Hamsley, D. Finnis, D. Esposito. Standing — C. Gull, D. Hacsi, V. Hafele, K. Gillon, M. Donohue, R. Gallo, G. Efstathiou, E. Guarnieri, R. Dunleavy, J. Dubin. Seated — D. Kelley, E. Hamsley, T. Ian-niello, D Kuhnel, L. Hamsley, A. Holm-gaard, W. Kierneier, E. Lang, B. Jones. Standing — K. Healy, T. Hartt, J. Kelly, W. Klose, J. Hedges, A. Helmstadt, M. Kuhnle, S. Jonassen, S. Kear. Seated — (I. to r.) J. Treble, T. Treble, M. Uhl, A. Zappala. Standing — (I. to r.) T. Summers, D. Toberg, A. Sarro, C. Tamis, J. Turner, T. Thesin, L. Wetherell, B Watkins, N. Stucchio, K. Young, C. Spinnato, M. Warner, F. Spliotros. Seated — R. Racioppi, F. Ragusa, J. Reid, M. Romero, D. Olewnicki. Standing — L. Shevlin, P. R. Raslich, T. Pen-tola, J. Rogers, S. Raimondi, V. Shakespeare, K. Slater, R. Rieder, S. Pec-corella, V. Pernic, J. Smith, A. Parre-nello, 0. Skrha, M Rieder, D. Seitz. 128 (I. to r.) — B. Boden, M. Basile, R. Balkam, D. Blassberg, D. Ber-tocci, R. Barbella, P. Barbaro, D. Brennan, C. Abut, P. Murphy. OFFICERS Maureen McTague...................Vice-President Tom Carney.............................President Joan Ward...............................Scretary Linda Schaefer.........................Treasurer Mrs. Madeline Providente.................Advisor Seated — R. Campbell, P Christiano, T. Carney, J. Cough lin, A. Christiansen, W. Camp bell Standing — J. Carver, M Callagy, W. Carmichael, L Brown, C. Brownell, J. Carroll, R Brunner, F. Contaldi, R. Con nolly, A. Campbell, J. Conner. Kneeling — N. Magarelli, D. Mas thews, T. McGuire, K. McCoy, D Marshall Seated — M. Homan, E Loyer, J. LaSelva, R. Mayer, M Landeras, F. Levinson, D. MacC askill, J. Lonergan Standing — D Lynch, R. Frangello, M. Lenahan, S Kurda, E. Kuhnel, W. Lewald, M Mastroianni, S, Martorella. Seated — M. Greenspan, D. Goodspeed, F. Finger, K. Kaka reko, L. Kata, C. Indelicato, J. Irwin, D. Farenga. Standing — M. Harder, J. Egan, C. Foster, J. Greco, K. Hollan, T. Dunleavy, G. Dunham, K. Hughes, J. Crow, C. Hughes, M. Keahon, J. Gregory, N. Howell, E. Kaplan, J. Gold berg, C. Hansen. Front — K. Morrison, M. Rigi nio, S. Musso, M. Rearick, 8 Rizzuto, K. Olwenicki, P. Murphy, D. Redman, D. Reinhard, J. Racioppi. Back — D. Oden, M. O'Leary, P. Ohlsen, G. Ratio, S. Piard, N. O'Boyle, S. Randazzo, J. Murphy, F. Pollock, L. Orei. 133 Standing — V. Ruvolo, J. Morrison, P, Scaturro, J. Vulpetti, J. Scott, T. Toner, B. Thornton, L. Summer, L. Shamroth, J. Vito, D. Sandano, V. Romano, V. Thorton, M Stablie, J. Stabile Seated — D. Saslofsky, M. Stano, P. Sloman, M. Schuermann, J. Tobin, G. Tarmin. Standing — F. Dillon, D. Kearney, L. Montelione, J. DiRocco, P. Wesolouski, A. Kelly, K. Kelly, E. Romano, F. DeRosa, J. Rocke-feeler, D. Kletzky, M. West, B. Wilcox, J. Zaccaro. Seated — L. Roberts, M. McHugh, J. Dempsey, D. Donlon, J. Ward, S. Zube-lik, C. Zubelik, M. McTague, J. Weiss. 135 unoA S.MOH Bagel Sellers There is a fine group of people that stay after school each day with one purpose in mind. Yes this group of dedicated individuals are the Bagel Sellers. Many thanks should be extended to the patience they display everyday. A very special thanks is in store because of the profits, they help the Senior Class acquire. From these profits we pay for the many expenses that Senior year produces. Thank-You! (I. to r.) Seated — B. Unfrich, D. Pozzini, M. Gottcent Kneeling: J. Chen, D. Gil lono. Senior Blood Drive For the first time in the three years, the Senior Class Blood Drive was held at E.R.H.S. Because the donor turnout was larger than in past years, the Red Cross felt it was worthwhile to set up their donating center here at the high school. Though some donors were rejected for some reason, the Class of 1978 still managed to have a very successful campaign, donating some 43 pints of blood to the Inter County Blood Services in Rockville Center. (I. to r.) — J. Morano, R. Doherty, M. Wetherell, M. Cannata. Missing — B. Turner. Hall Cops This year the Hall Cops were brought back by Mr. Vande Water to help eliminate the problems in the halls during the change of class. The Hall Cops’ job is to make sure that there are no jams in the halls in between classes. The Rock staff feels they have been doing a fine job and would like to extend their appreciation. Ml Senior Class Officers ADVISOR — Mr. Jeff Herschenhous SECRETARY — Susan Brown 142 TREASURER — David Dukinfield • ll III II (I. to r.) — Mr Herschenhous. Advisor. Susan Brown. Secretary, David Dukmfield. Treasurer. Mark Wipfler, Vice President. John Mor ano. President. O h o III o r o (I. to r.) Mark Wipfler, Vice President, David Dukmfield, Treasurer, Susan Brown, Secretary, John Morano, President, Mr. Herschenhous, Advisor. . ii ii i o r Bottom Row — (I. to r.) Mark Wipfler, Vice President, Mr Herschenhous, Advisor, David Donovan, President. Top Row (I. to r.) Susan Brown, Secretary, David Dukinfield, Treasurer Gabriella ewa'rdSnd Cathy R Gerard R Nancy P GinnyC peth U John H Eileen D. Donna W. Priscilla Diane M. Chris D. Jimmy M f Christina Tommy W Margaret O. Karen Z Michelq - Susan B Warren K Charlie P liouie G.' 'John J. and Ginny C rcart Paula C nise Stage Crew 4, Props 2. Diannt Altamore — Rock Rivalry-4, Makeup-1, C stumes-2, Refreshments-4. Elizabeth Amorosi — Rock Rivalry 4, Mural-4, Art Interpretation-4, Costumes 4. Athene Antonopoulos — Rock Rivalry — Stand Decoration-1, Chairman-1, Refreshments , Costumes 3, Nurse's Assistant. Virginia Arata — Rock Rivalry-4, Ent.-4, Props-2, Var Hockey 1. Dramatics Club-2. r Jt - CT Bryne Armstrong — Rock Rivalry-4, Ent.-4, Stand Cons.-4 « Robert Abarno Twinkle s . . . summer of ’75 . . . Renzo’s shadow . . . ladies man?. . Italian logic . . . Sticks” . . . chicken legs . . . Best feature — nose? ... “I like the blonde interior!” . . . S O.A had a harem all through high school . . . the ever present baseball hat. . . P.B.C. mom. . . I’m a dairy expert.” Dianne Altamore Di Dee . that's two n’s not one . . . Dare Devil . . . Quiet (?)... Foxy . . good friend . . . Kerry’s Wide Burger . . . gives weird gifts . . . has a nose mitten . . . likes older guys . . . buns . . . Andy ... I don’t feel good . . . Strange sense of humor . . . the porch . . . preaches . . . A of the ABC's. Gary Albrecht Everybody's neighbor . . . tuff guy . . . if it feels good do it. . . blue duster. . . T.J. toker. . . lunchroom marauder. . . let's get drunk . guitarman . . . wears a guitar pick around his neck . . . famous greeting with fist. . I'll drink to that. . . good curtain operator. . . Taz maman Devil . . . famous insignia on every desk. Elizabeth Amorosi Liz talented artist . . . Amorosi Art Dynasty . . . loves kittens . . . great at badminton . . . shy? . . . E.O.J. . . . Gordon Light Foot's 1 fan . . . Where'd you get those eyes? . . can't spell four beans . . . orderly . . demon behind the wheel. . . good friend. Bryne Armstrong Bryne . . . make the dome your home I II never tell . . Id don’t know, do you . . B.O. . . . one of the nine . . . nay . . .10:15 Mass . . Bluesbreakers Ymg Yang . . . Stole and redesigned the cup . . . Omega-man . famous holiday parties . . long card games . . . Help I'm a Rock . left over from the 60 s . . . Ginger Bakers Air Force . . . Digs the flea market . . . save the whales. Virginia Arata Weebles . . . Skip . . . 5'. . . front seat .6 heels . . . Arata face . . . Mich's . . . short and cute . . can never be seen in a crowd . . . “Who's got proof for 5?’’ ... “I never wanted a box” . . . M.P.G. . . . Vicki’s sidekick ... one of the four. . . Chico. Athene Antonopoulos AAA . . . Shirley . . cutsie . puppy dog. . . 1st ? of A B investigators . . . girl without a homeroom . nice clothes . . . gets high on life Chris, Jimmy . . . “Let’s go out” ... the Greek way is the best . . “What gold-filled” . . . “Peter, she’s drunk” . Doesn’t get mad — gets even ... the Ultra Brite smile. Donna Bak Fries . . . Bobby’s girl . . . Gallery Des perado . . . Willie Burger . Bev’s sidekick . . . Instigator . Barton’s nuts . . . very outgoing sees buses in the sky . . . puddle people strange imagination . . Venus fly trap . . . Trow. Renee Banta R.B. . . talkative? . . . the park . . . dimples . . . Speaks . . . one of the gang . . parking lot 2nd period . . . tripsters ... the Dome . . . W.C. . . . RR knows how to party ... sly fox Mel's room . . . parties at Fire Island M.P.G. . . . cleaning the park at 9:30 a.m. . . . always getting in trou ble . . . R R. 'll Stephen Barth Bubbles . . . tough guy! . . . Freddie Foodtown . . . JJ's Lunch Date . . . good hooper . . . aisle 5 . . . one of HXP’s heroes . . . OX . . . Hey Buddy famous 2 goals hockey career! . . . the pedestrian . . . keeps his hands to himself? . . . Kerry's Korner . . . “Well sorry, Ernie.'’ Priscilla Barth Pris ... a “sometimes tennis buff . . . Bay Parks � 1 baby sitter . . . Vermont . . secretly a weekend skier . . . beach bum . . loves beagles . . . memorable time at 11th grade R.R. party . . . some times very shy ... not one for walking at night . has a “green thumb . . . Venus fly trap. Renee Banta — Rock Rivalry-1, Ent. 1. Stephen Barth — V C. Bowling-2, V C Track-1, Rock Rivalry — Stage Crew 3, Basketball-3, Volleyball-1. Paul Bracco — V.C. Football-2, V.C. Golf 1. Fresh. Football-1, Rock Rivalry — Ent. 4. Kenneth Bergreen Richard Bergreen Wade Bernesby Charles Berwind Kenneth Bergreen Ricky? . . . Motorman . . . beer by the case . . . moved to Oceanside . . . good sense of humor. . . nice smile. Wade Bernesby Wade . . . famous florist . . . English-town . . . Skiier. . . O.B.I. . . . H.l.. . . “whatever.” Charles Berwind Chazz . . . Rides to the coliseum . . . Youch! . . . sharkfishing fanatic . . . skates in his own backyard . . . Jude Drouin’s friend . . . “Michelob Man’ . . Let’s go. Islanders! Richard Bergreen Kenny?. . . beer by the case . . . moved to Oceanside . . . can take a joke. Paul Bracco Nik nik . . . later — much! . . . “The Freddie Foodtowner” ... in foodtown more than Mel Weitz ... ex. O.B.I. man . . P.B.C. Man . . . V.C. Football . . . P.B.C. ski trip ... in my back pocket . . . doesn't exceed speed limit ... my dashboard light went out. Chris Brande C.B. . . East Rockaway’s own Rex Reed . . . One of the three Sons ... All county C.C. man . . . pianist brain . . . Road Test Expert. . . 440 Club . . . The only one of the 3 who isn’t . . . stl Chauvanist . . . Easy to talk to during R.R.? ... A Morning Man . . . C.I.M.P. . . . Pocket full of potato salad . . . The OX . . . Nathan’s. Lawrence R. Brown Wavewy . . . Moonshine . . . Susan’s brother? . . . backstage star . . . •Jamaica Rum” . . . hamsters home for holidays (in a pocket) . . . fishing in oceanography with clothes on . . . • lower the ball” . . . Larabee ... 64 Chevy . . “Shhh, I'm hunting wabbits” . . . “West and weelaxation.” Hope Brotman Women’s Libber . . . Sev’s friend . . . John, Warren, Chris, and Hope . . . Famous birthday present . . . HOPEIess . . . “Can I have your Senior picture?” . . . Cindy’s business partner . . . Pres, of HOPE CLUB . . . Blood Bank . . . YKW . . . H, W B, M. . ‘Daddy let ME drive?” . . . Billy Joel forever . . . Brot-person. Thomas Brolly Tommy, “The Organizer” . . . Brol . . . ’’Brolly did it” . . . Hills . . . Great Neck — Hicksville . . . V.S. parties . . . “Lips” . . . MPG . . . One of the guys . . OBI . . . Friday the 13th . . knows how to party. . .“rowdy”. . .Hot Tuna . . .”H.P.” Susan Brown Suebee . . . Joey . . . “What am I gonna do? I can’t make up my mind.” . . . B.B.B. P.G. . . . thinks she’s always on a diet . . . loves her tea . . . M.P.G. . . . The Beatles . . . sleeps with Tom . . . ’’The hanga’s in my vvvrroom!” . . . one of the four. . . long relationships. Chris Brande — V.C. Track-3, Capt. 1, V.C. Cross Country-2, Capt.-I, J.V. f | fr Baseball-1, Fr. Basketball 1, St jncil-2, V Pres. 1, Dramatic s 1, Chorus 3, Dramatics Cl ub Play Hock Rivatry Ent. Chairman-4, R.R. Volley-baft-2, Props 2, Basketball !, Ent.- Thomas Brolly - Rock Rivalry Ent.-2 Hope Brotman — Hope Club President, Gull News Editor-1, Rock Business Man ager 1, Rock Rivalry-3, Costumes 3, Make Up-3, Art Interpretation-1, Stand Sales 2, Blood Donor, Blood Drive Chairman. Lawrence Brown — Rock Staff Photographer, Rock Rivalry 2, Stage Crew 2, Props-2, Stand Safes-2, Forum, Stage Crew, Sen lor Play Stage Crew — Set Building, Mouse Stage Susan Brown — Class Secretary 4, J.V. Volleyball 1, Dramatics Club-2, Jr. Band 1, Jr. Chorus 2, Rock Rivalry Ent. 4, Script 4, Basketball 4, Stand Decoration-1, Song Writing-2, Props-1. Coleen Burke — Hope Club, Rock Rivalry-2. R.R. Refreshment Stand-2, Costume Committee-2. Lori Calabrese — Student Council-3, Trea surer-2. Rock Rivalry-4, Ent -4, Ent. Chair man-1, Script-2, Props-1, Volleyball-1 Cheering 1, Jr. Chorus, Senior Chorus 4 Singers 2, Senior Ensemble 1, Band Com mittee Chairman for Prom, Dramatics Club 2. Lincoln Center Arts lub 1, National ciety-2, “A Funny Thing Happened ay to the Forum — Prompter. labrese — Rock Rivalry-2, Ent. 11-1. Victoria Cal , Basket ba Lori Calabrese Loooori! . . . caught a buzz . . . face of excitement . . . always daydreaming . . . “Where are we? . . B.B.G. . . Sneaks . . . Chipsters . . . M.P.G. . . . “I gotta get my head together” . . . always singing . . “I have to go home and study” . . . Frog . . . Vicki’s twin . . . One of the four. Coleen Burke Carlsy Walsy . . . Carleen, It’s Coleen! . . . never stops talking . . . Tommy and Brian are so cute . . . Don’t do that Stop! . . . You’re embarrassing me . . . City lover (Queens) . . . Wednesdays . . . distinctive laugh . . . The life of Parties . . . never on time . . . Good friend . . . easy to talk to . . . Auntie Coleen . . . The Porch . . animal lover; Blackie, Taffe. Victoria Calabrese Vicki, quiet?. . Mich's. . . M.P.G. . . . D.R. . . . bites her nails . . . Ramacca’s . . . straights and Earth shoes . . . lazy . . . always whistling a happy tune . . . Lori’s twin . . . Virginia’s sidekick . . makes a meal out of pen caps . . . Get a job!. . . One of the four. Michael Callagy Geezer . . . derelict . . . happy daze . . . props man . . . Berwind’s Buddy . . . “short people” . . . let’s party . . . Mr. Kessel's friend . . . deathy rides in McHale’scar Rose Campano Wayne . . . Foodtown . . . “no, but I have to work” . . . “That was silly” . . . Little Miss Innocent . . . weekend bowl ing, 10:30 . . . Isaac . . . shaft ... the cat. . . Bobbie . . . S.L. J. . . . famous pocketbook. Carole Campbell Put your head on my — . . . Don’t you think I look chesty in this shirt? . . . one of the six. . . I’m so popular!. . . left us for England . . . doesn’t own a bathing suit ... “I can’t go I have to babysit” . . . has 12 homes . . . Carol with an “E” . . . aim for the matzos . . . all right everyone up against the wall . . . braces at 17 . . . smells glasses . . . “Let’s go over bumps” . . . Aunt May. Albert Campbell Alphounse . . . hangs out with Maria Regina girls . . . McDonald’s . . . great parties . . . E.P.I. . . . Bert. . . Outlaws . . . O.B.I. man . . . Carol . . . BOCES — Trade Elec. . . . knows how to park cars . . . keeps late hours . . . “Let’s go drinking” . . . “Big wheels Bert” . . . Pack . . . Me Jim . . . “cougar” . . . Parsippinee, N.J. ... Mr. Richert’s pal . . . “Can you fix my car?” Vivian Campbell Skiv . . . S.O.A. . . . the path . . . the shed . . . Zeppelin . . . gets urges . . . always seen with a toothbrush ... “I have to stay in and sew my pants . . . Noxema girl . . . nice backyard . . . bamboo . . . Tequila . . . “but I don’t get up till two” . . .“Fro”. . always on time. . . K.K.’s best friend? John Caragiulo “How do you spell it?” . . . R.R. lead guitarist . . . wears coke bottle glasses . . . Camp Millet . . . (Gabarmo’s Guy) . . . talk about large families! . . . one of the nine . . frequent jam sessions . . . Nikon man . . . Al Dimeola . . . Chick Corea and Steve Miller. . . Julio Michael Cannata III Joey the C . . . one of the pack . . . Flash's Friend . . . Romero's brother . good imitation of Jay . . . very modest .. . “Godfather” . . . love 'em and leave 'em . . . great arm . . . star . . . Firebird? . . School’s best all around athlete . . . famous Kiss makeup . . . super receiver . . . “Look Gerard, I caught it on the points” Paula Carbonaro Frank . . . “We had another fight . . . Dental Assistant, U.S.A. . . . Tic Tacs . . Carol's better half . . . “Paula one date per party . . . Foodtown ... It is ballooooon . . . “Who sat on my glasses ? . . . Ilona’s B.O.C.E.S. sidek ick . . . crazy . . . Doobie friends . . . “life . . . rated G” . . . high times . . . Rock Rivalry 'll jonn caraguiio — Rock Photography Co-Editor 1, Rock Rivalry-4, Ent.-4, Band-4, Script 1, Key Club 2, Junior Band-2, Junior horus-2. Freshman Track 3, Freshman all-t, Gull-Editorial Staff 1, Photogra y-1. Dramatics Club-2, Chorus 1 Rivalry Ent.-4, rleadmg-J.V. 2, J.V. 2. Var. 1, FootbafT-2, Jr John Carroll — Varsity Club, Varsity Track 3, C.fc,-2, Fr. Track 2, Fr Basketball 1, R.R.-4, pramatics Club-1, Senior Play-1. Frank jdastrogiovanni i Joseph Cataldo — R.R. Volleyball-1 . Rald Cerasoh — V.C Baseball-2, R.R.-4, Entrance 4, Basketball 4, Props-4 Johnny Chen — TrJtk-3. M I John Carroll Jay . . . “You Eunich!” . . . Stares at Brande's back during 440 . . . Original Jokes (Duke’s) . . . Flying Billiard Balls . Bowl Patrol at the Temple . . . “This song is really excellent” . . . former prez of the L.C. fan club . . . Our own Chuck Barris . . . E.R. Superstrider. Caroline Christ — R.R. Entrance-1. James Joseph Conforti — V.C. Basketball-1, V.C. Track-2, V.C. C.C.-1, J V. Basketball-1, Fr. Basketball-2, Y.O.U.G O.-President, R.R 4, Entrance 4, Stand Chairman-4, Volleyball-3. Virginia Conklin — J V. Field Hockey-1, VIC Field Hockey-2, Capt. 1, V.C. Volley-ball-1 J.V Basketball 1, Girls Football-1, R.R. 4, Entranced, Girls Basketball 1, Art. Int. 3, GAA, Dramatics Club 2, Rock Business Staff. Hl5l Joseph Cataldo A “WHO” freak . . . nights at Long Beach . . . owns a record store in his own room . . . shrimp . . . spice . . . short, dark, and handsome . . . Uncle Joey . . .? Steve? . . . nice looking . . . “SACK” . . . Suitless Swimmer . . . wine . . . “Which proof?” . . . Love’s Conn. Colony Life . . . Convertible Cruiser . . . Camp Millet . . . Slow motion. Frank Castrogiovanni Karate freak . . . Weightlifter . . . Castro . Miller’s Hardware Store . . . Loves fights and always wins . . Never remembers a concert . . . Goes out with smart girls?. . ITALIAN STALLION . . . POWER . . . Fuzzy . . . Takes a star. . . ROCKY . . Loves Camaros . . . Never wears T shirts in gym . . . Smart person . . . a Florida lover. Ronald Cerasoli “Ron BOONE” . . . Cera . . . Garbari-no's salad tosser” . . . drives a staff car . . . Bottoms up” . . . Burner’s right hand man . . . Brian, out of the car” . . . Family . . . Pack . . . Paula’s brother-in-law. James Joseph Conforti Ricky . . . ’70 Chevelle . . Ring . Second Home O.B.I. . . . J J Chevelle Inc. ... Me Jim ... the race that never happened ... 3 pet hamsters D E L. . 4 year stand man with Jack D. . . . Jim . . . High octane blood . . . always seen with a different girl . . . knows more people than the president . “Jim, stick with me” . . . “Hey . . Let’s go wabbit” hunting. Caroline Christ Johnny Chen Walking stationery store . . . has an empty locker because he always has all his books in his hands . . . relative of Mao? . . . always wears his snorkel coat . former track star . . . “I don’t get it” . . . inconsistent 149 bowler . . . would you buy a bagel from this man? . . . Johnny Chen and his dancing calculator! Blondie . . . Ca . . . Marilynn’s other half . . . kidnapped . . . summer of 77 . . . “Hitchin' a Ride” . . . always seen in the west end Long Beach . . . M.P.L.W.J.G.I.H.B.R. . . . ‘ But I’m only 16!” . . . She’s a Lu-Lu . . . “Safety Pins” . . . The phone . . . Tell him I’m not home . . . You go first . . . always seen in school. Virginia Conklin Ginny ... Me and MY shadow . . . Chris . . . GinBa . . one of the six . . . famous dad . . . Foodtown . . . Peaches and cream . . . one of the sharkers . . . almost made it to the Bahamas ... “I have to go home” . . .all right, everyone up against the wall . . . “How’s . . . rated “R” . . . one of the kazooers . . . memorable ’77 ski trip with Carol . . . OA. Michael Connolly Mister Mike . . . Pink Floyd . . . Freak . . . unfinished adventures in space . . . Saint Raymonds . . . E.P.I. . . . least loned Chemistry tales . . . Aspen . . . Friend of the Devil himself . . . strobe light pool . . . lone listener of WUR . . . Classic Beer Collection . . . spontaneous basement sleep-overs . . . P.M.P.N.C. Mary Jean Cossa ScareyJean . . . S.C.L. . . . Heart’s in Idaho . . . DO I look skinny in these pants?” . . . N.V., K.K., A.P., R.R. . . . see's birds!!! . . . Turkey's sidekick . . . Parties at Fire Island . . . Member of Mel’s room . F.F.E. . . . Pierro’s house . . . M.P.G. . . . “Let’s go job hunting” . . . Noisey car!!! . . . Get’s advice from Nancy’s mother . . . future janitor . . . bomb’s away . . . Marsall Tucker . . . R.R. ’77 . . . Lovable Daddy. Christopher Corbett Dirtbomb . Chrissy . . . Kelly’s Blood Bobby's car . . . one of Jimmy’s boys . . . “L.B.Z.” . . . Erroneous . . . Azores . . 440 Club . . . harboring a criminal . . . Neil Young Man . . . Chip-sters anonymous . . . Seawane . . . one of the nine . . . gonna be a chemist. . . Arsenic and Old Lace. . . Old Marx Bros. Movies. Christopher Corbett — Rock Literary Stuff, Rock Rivalry Ent. 4, Basketball 4, Props-4, Chairman-1, Freshman Track-1, Var. Track ? Mary Jean Cossa — Rock Rivalry Ent 3. Basketball-4, Girls Football-2. Felicia Cusick Lauren Cwenar — Rock Rivalry Em 4, Volleyball-4, HOPE, Jr. Band 2, Sr Band 1. Eileen Decker — Rock Art Staff, Business Staff, Rock Rivalry-Ent. 4, Stand Decora tion-3, Chairman-1. Mural-4, Chairman-1, Art Interpretation 4, Student Council-2, Spanish Honor Society 2, Dramatics Club-2, S.P.O.-2, Gull Staff 1, Literary Editor-1, Exchange Editor-1, Girls Football-2, J.V. Hockey 1, First Aid Club-2, Key Club-1, Hope Club-1, R.R. Basketball-1 Christine DeGallo — Rock Rivalry-Ent.-2, Basketball 4, Girls Football-1 Vincent Della Ratta — Rock Art Editor-1, Gull Assistant Art Editor 2, Rock Rivalry Ent. 4, Mural 4, Chairman 3, Art Interpreta tion 4, Chairman-1, Var. Track 2, First Aid 4, Key Club-2, Dramatics Club 2. Felicia Cusick George . . . Flea . . . California bound . burnt legs . . . summer nights . . . midnight swim . . . Ex-friendly’s girl . Bergs . . . “A’V'B’V'C” . . . quiet? . moody ... “I gotta lose weight” . . good friend . . . loves to dance . . drives illegally . . . great par- ties New Years Eve '78 . . . “I need new clothes”. . . Indian War Dancer. Christine DeGallo Flirt . . . C.L. . . . one of the gang . . . evil eyes . . . knows how to party . . . tripsters . . . Foodtown . . . need’s some rings? . . . never seen without a brush . . Long Silky?? . . . frequent visits to the lot . . . famous squeaker parties at Fire Island . . . member of Mel's room . . Gak . . . loves Diana Ross . . M.P.G. . . . Future janitor of the world . . . R.R. ’77 . . . lovable mom. Eileen Decker All right everyone up against the wall . . . “I baby” . . . quiet. . . famous car . . . sharker . . . Foodtown . . . CIA at the end of the night . . . drives for the superskitcher . . . sinister laugh . . . famous R.R. sleepovers . . . famous Bobby . . . eye to eye . . . Aunt May in the locker room . . . goes to self-service gas stations . . . one of F.J.’s note writers .. . “Miss Courtesy” . . . Decker Electric . . . dad works in school . . . famous pool party. Lauren Cwenar Good things come in small packages . . . Foodtowner . . . Friday nights at O.B.I. . . . Parties at Massapequa . . . Rock Rivalry night 'll . . . It’s raining, my hair’s gonna flop . . . Michelle's other half. . . secret admirer (J.C.). . . missed the bus to Beatlemama . . . mouse. Vincent Della Ratta Vino . . . “Fantastic Artist” . . . Vinny’s basement studio . . . E.R.’s own Fraz-etta . . . second home across the street . . . Block that kick . . . Cathy . . . One of the Kazooers . . . “What, are you choking me?’’ . . . memorable mural meetings . . . Squella Squatta ... a Della Original. £- c Ilona De Masi Loame . . . Burnt, Orange Opel. . . But, I am Farrah . . . B.O.C.E.S. ... DA II . Elvis Freak . . . It’s so easy to fall in love . . But Ant. . . Pop Eyes . . . Our Princess . . . The Disco Kid . . . never knows when to shut up . . . Paula's pal knows when to party . . . CBS FM 101 ... Teeni Bopper . . . Good dancer. Arlene Donofrio Country girl . . . chats with Mr. Kirsh . . likes horses . . . owns one by the Daniel . . . sr 1 fan of Paul Williams . . . very nice person to be with . . . quiet. Robert G. Doherty Wubba . . . famous house . . Marv Albert’s twin . . . Harpo . . . gets his •kicks” on a football field . . famous R.R. stand meetings . . . “Peter” . . . 15 . . . has a “Dynamite” time on a train. . . Loggins and Messina man . . . Omega Man . . . Swicks . . . E.R.’s answer to catfish . . . Nancy Mozerone . . . “My Bro Tommy” Dumpling . . . “That’s a 747, DC 10, 707” . . . Bullet, a real lea per. Patricia Anne Devereaux Dev . . . Amateur Analyst . . . nice blonde hair . . . great to talk to . . . Loud Mouth . . . full of surprises . . . that bicycle ride to M.V.B. . . Does this look like the face of someone who’s interested . . . Harder to reach than the President . . . likes primitive camp ing easy going . “go, go, go. go!” David Donovan Hewlett’s crossing guard . . Kelly’s . . Hewlett Temple’s . . HERJC . . . July 12, 1975 September 17, 1976. . . Hey Blood, Dayvey . . . Ethnic jokes . . . Howard the Duck worked parties in Temple . . . DAVIDONOVAN Famous hugs in the hall . . . heard everywhere . . . comic book freak . . . laughes a lot . . . Twinkie Power . . . ‘May the Force be with you!” . . . Hysterium . . . H.T.D. in 76!” David Donovan — Class President-2, Potpourri 3, Gull 3 (Publicity Manager), Fr. Track 2, Dramatics Club-2, Treasurer-1, Yearbook Staff, Jr. Band 3, Sr. Band 3, Sr. Chorus 1. R.R. 3, Script 3, Entrance-3, Mural 1, Entrance Chairman 1, “A Funny rhing Happened on the Way to the Forum,” Arsenic and Old Lace,” Student Council-2. Mike Dubin David Dukinfield — Class Treasurer, Rock Rivalry, The Gull, Key Club, The Rock. David Dukinfield The Duke . . . Duky He’s the Valed ictorian??? . . . The Devil Himself . . . Leader of the nine . . . Mr. Honig's adopted son . . . comic’s collector . . . famous hats . . . fearless fence walker . . schhpped out of cuffs . . . Beth’s friend (?)... fearless . . . good friend . . . really. . . Danette's Friend. James R Lllenwood III — Varsity Club, V.C. Track 2, V C. C.C., Fr. Track, Science Fair, R.R.-2, Honor Pin-2, French Club-1 Mike Dubin UBINDUGGA ALCHUGGA!!! . . . talks in a Black voice . . . likes Donna Summer . . . “Disco!” . . . Cofee Spead freak . . . Far Rockaway man . . . “Pluck . . . “Get over it!” . . . “Oh, Please.” James R. Ellenwood III Our ambassador to Syracuse . . . out door freak . . . wants to be a Forest Ranger, if he grows up . . . jokes as funny as sludge . . . left us early . . . MPFC . . . comes back to haunt F.H. . . . left the 440 club. Michael S. Ellenwood Speed Racer . . . Super Mechanic . . . has his own junkyard ... the towtruck menace . . . left early . . . here one minute, gone the next . . . Getty's pumper . . . Likes diving in the snow. Patricia Fasciglione Pmg Pong Pat. . . Shy, sweet. . . reliable friend . . . cruised along the Atlantic Ocean . . . Last of the Fascigs . . . has an ambition to bicycle ride cross-country Big Cat . . . Summer of 75 . . . loved Mr. Pollock’s 10th grade history class . . . keeps to herself . . . thank you . . . friendly toward others. Diane Farenga Her own version of Robert Redford . . . Right through the teeth . . . looks at ceilings . . . Green Buick . . . Says Poofy with an Italian accent . . . Chris and Jackie's sidekick . . . Only one that can picture it . . . “Sentimental Lady” . . . Mrs. Palmeri’s friend . . . “Short 'n Sassy.” Linda Ann Emilio Youcher . . . STP . . What am I gonna do? ... 2 hrs. late for Sev’s play . . . Linda Lisa . . . missing persons . . . Always has a ride home! . . . Pathmark . . . Saturday Night Fever . . Driver of the year . . . Worries, worries, worries, good dresser . . . nice hair ... 6 inch heels. Luanne Favuzzi Michael, Michael, Michael . . . Dizzy Broad . . . 'But I trust him . . . Trip sters . . . J.T. concert . . . one of the gang . . . which way to Hancock? . . . Ramacca's . . . parties at Fire Island . . . F.F.E. . . . member of Mel’s room?? . . . parties at the track . . . Starship MPG . . . FLU . . . Luigi . Nan cy’s sidekick . . Rockaway Playland M.S.C. G.L. L.F. . R R. 77. Frank Ficarrotta Fig . . . Troll . . . Dali . . . E.R.’s attorney at law . . . Capt. . . . Famous black, elastic socks . . . “Basically Crazy man . . . never has enough to say . carries a mystery bag Gentle Giant . . . Aqualung . . . nice hat . . talks to cops ... an artist at work . . . Lord and Master over backdrop . . Has license to kill . . Marathon meeting 5:45 Capt. Beefheart. . . Tojo Lives Edward Anthony Friedman Michael S. Ellenwood Linda Ann Emilio — Fr. Cheering, Jr. Varsity Cheering, R.R., Entrance-2, Cheermg-1, Jr. Chorus, Track 1. Diane Farenga Patricia Fasciglione — R.R.-3, Table Tennis-3, Magazine Sale. Luanne Favuzzi — R.R., Basketball, Entrance, Volleyball. Frank Ficarrotta — Fr. Track 2, Football-3, Jr. Chorus 1, Sr Chorus-3, V.C. Football-3, Capt. 1, R.R., Entrance 4, Backdrop Chair-man-4, Mural 1, Art Interpretation-4, Props-4, Script-1, “Plain and Fancy. Fred ... a true Yes fan . . thinks he’s Jon Anderson . . . would like to become an architect . . . Garbarino’s LBZ . Album critic for the Gull •Sprekinsky Deutch . . . Yan kee and Cowboy fan . . . uses big vocabulary words . . . used to be a derelict . kind and considerate a walking ticketron . . . has a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for lunch every day. Erin Gallagher Friendless . . . frequent member of the lot . . . tripsters . . . the dame . . one of the gang . . . knows how to party . . . “I don’t have red hair . . . The Lab . J.T. concert ... “I wanna be a nun M.P.G. . . . Parties at Gallagher's . . . 5'11 , not 6' . . . Parties at Fire Island . . . member of Mel’s room . . . B.B. . . . Happiness at Last!!! Edward Anthony Friedman — Fr. Track, Key Club-1, R.R., Basketball-1, Props-1, Entrance-4, Dramatics Club-1, Literary Staff for the Gull-1, Senior Play, Concert Choir-1. Erin Gallagher — Girl s Basketball 1, R.R.- Louis Germano — Gull 3, Art Editor-1, Rock Rivalry Mural 2, Art Interpretation 3. Rock Art Staff. Daniel Gilloon —• Rock Rivalry Ent 3, Props-1, Stand Decoration 1, Fr. Track 2, V.C. Track-2, Gull Sports Writer-1, Senior Blood Donor. John Gleason — Fr. Football-2, Capt -1, Fr. Baseball-2, Rock Rivalry Ent. 1, Basketball- Louis Germano Getoutahea . . . The little artist . . . Abbey Road . . . Pen Ink . . . ‘What, are ya kiddin me? . . . What's that got to do with the price of cheese? . . . So? . . Smarter than he looks . . . Hates Germs. Christopher Goldman — Fr. Baseball-1, Fr Basketball-1, J.V. Basketball-1. V.C. Basketball-1, Rock Rivalry, Ping Pong 3, Basket ball 1. Mark Goldstein — Spanish Honor Society, French Honor Society, Chess Club. Mary Gottcent — Rock Rivalry Ent. 4, Costumes 4, Volleyball-4, Make-up-4, Props 4, Artistic Interpretation-1, Rock Business and Typing Staffs, Nurse’s Aide-5, J.V. Softball-2. J.V. Twirling-1, Key Club-1, Chorus-4, Prom Committee, French Honor Society, Singers 1. John Hambel — Rock Rivalry-4, French Honor Society 3, French Club-3. Boys’ State, The Gull-4, First Aid Club-5, National Honor Society 2. Bill Hartt — Rock Rivalry Ent.-3. John Gleason Hondo, I wanta Kawasaki . . . Lisa . . . Pennsylvania partier ... ski bum . . . M.P.G. . . . Electrical boy . . . famous red pinto . . . Almost didn't make it. . . One of the guys ... “I need a |ob . . . Beach Bum . . Skate boarder . . . Valley Stream Lips. Daniel Gilloon Dan the Man . . . Wurtsboro . . . Hey Ski, what's happening? . . . Islander fan . . . Pennsylvania . . . Spends summer working at Jones Beach . . . Expert bagel salesman . . . Firefighter Supreme. Christopher Goldman Studd . . ' Omega Man” . . . E.P.I. beautiful blue eyes . . . O.B.I. . . . Hemeken . . gives expensive presents Athene . . partners in crime with A C. never seen with the same girl . A C. C.G., Hubcaps Inc. . . . Herk. John Hambel Our own Ham Jordan . . . 1 20 97 . . . Fitted for ‘ H R. desk . . . Ardent Reag nite . . morning walks on the ellipse conservative, with a capital C . . . Author of the 20 yrs. plan . . . raging battles in Mr Forbes’ Class . . N.F.L. . W.H.C.D.S. I x v Mary Gottcent Gotts . . . E.P.I. . . . Working girl . . . Beth's sidekick . . . bagel beauty 1 . . . I hate you Vmny? . . . Nice blue eyes . . . blushes easily . . . looks innocent. . . “Hope you're feeling fine . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . Harvest house . . . “Of course I can give blood . . . Fernwood at Easter . . Mrs. Keen an's helper . . . Quiet?. . . One of F.J.’s note writers. Mark Goldstein Quiet ...HP... French Spanish . . . Mr. Friedman's Bio class . wants to be a lawyer . . . Homework?? . . .Ex announcement squader . . . Saves his ticket stubs. Bill Hartt Heart Attack . . . one of the 9 . . . Wolfgang . . . Bullet hole in Shoulder . . . Willie . . . Muscleman . . . Pulls in the carts . . . Youch . . M.P.G. . . Food-town Boy . . . Chipsters . . . Dressed for the Army . . . Real Heavy Weight . . Groucho Marx . . . Disappeared for a day. . .He’sgone?. . . Dead Head. Audrey Heichman Vinnie ... a newcomer from Valley Stream South . . Big green eyes . . . very friendly . . . never wears shoes in class .65 words a minute in typing . . . 'Does anybody have any gum? . . . very expressive . . . good to talk to NICE jewelry . . . always hungry . always complaining . . . nice look ing boyfriend. Caroline Joan Henshaw Brian . . . Short n-sassy . . . used to be pudge . . nice eyes . . . she's the girl with the hair. . . Grandma’s house . Malverne . . . OA . . . tries hard to make a sorority meeting . . . colorful walls . . . Caroline’s 18? . . . still an alien . . . Good Lord! . . . cute . . . finally got her own room . . . nice per sonality . . . easy to talk to . . . My father owns a bar . . . the littlest Henshaw. Susan Hengeveld Hengie . . . B.R. and the dead battery . . . famous summers . . . The Gull ... I wish I had my camera . . . Don’t be a poop! . . . Artistic . . . shy, timid type (?) . . . has a way with words . . . everyone’s a little crazy . . . silent laugh . . Michele’s left arm . . . Susan Hengeveld — Jr. Chorus, Sr. Chorus, HOPE-2, SPO 1, First Aid 4, Lincoln Center Arts Club 2, R.R., Entrance-4, Refreshments-2, Make-Up-4, J.V. Hockey 1. V.C Hockey-2, J.V. Volleyball-1, V.C. Vol leyball 1, News Editor Gull-1, Gull Editor-m-Chief 1, R.R. Artistic Inter.-2. Caroline Joan Henshaw — R.R. 4, Concert Choir 2. Terry Homan Lisa Marie lanniello — Badminton-4, J.V. Volleyball 1, V.C. Volleyball 3, J.V. Basket ball 1, V.C. Basketball-3, Capt.-I, J.V. Softball-1, V.C. Softball-3, Cheering, R.R.-, Script 3, Entrance-4, Song Writing-4, Ping Pong 2, Art Interpretation-4, Chairman 1, Mural 3, Backdrop-4, Props-4, Costumes-4, Leo Club 1, Key Club 2, Library Council-2, Nurse’s Aid-4, Prom Committee, GAA, Cho rus-4, Band-3. Consuella Irizarry — Rock Rivalry-1. John Janes — J.V. Bowling, R.R., Entranced, Cheering 4, Marketing Group, March of Dimes Superwalk, 78 Car Wash. Terry Homan Rowdie . . . “Can I have a drag? . . . the porch . . . always has something to say A friend to all . . . “Oh, I hate my hair, just look at it!” . . . “Oh, my God! a real sense of humor . . . loves to get dressed out? . . . Cut that out. . . Unforgettable laugh. John Janes Radar . . . Jungle John Janes . . . dreams of owning a Duster 340 . HXP's heroes . . . drives a Cadillac . . . Torborg’s garage . . . Kiss freak ... ex Freddie Foodtowner . . . Schmidts or Bud or nothing else . . . Ernie experience ... 2 career goals in hockey . Kerry’s Korner Krew. Consuella Irizarry Connie . . . Steven . . . short and sassy . Yes . . . T-freak . . . stars and stripes . . . great skier? . animals . . . loves schools . . . “Celebration Day . . . 18? . . party day . Get togethers . . . Oceanside . The Phone . . . kidnapped . . . Summer of 76 and 77 . . . cool mother. . remember. Lisa Marie lanniello CHESTER . . . Liza lanucci . . . Jock of the year. . . has strange fits . always on a diet (?)... flirt . . Involved loves Hardee's . . . the shed KAREN (?)... loves to talk to anybody . . . “fuge” . . . Jay’s friend. Daniel Jenkins D.J. . . . nice guy . . . helps anyone he can . . . Physics Phanatic . . . Purple shirts and jocks . . . Band-aid . New Year’s 78 . . . Sorry . . E + MC2 . . • Navy No. 1 . . . Body surf on a wave . Birthday ’77 . . . the Red ped Rider 2 o’clock and all is well . . The exact time is . . . Kansas . . . Beatles . who is going to buy the beers. William Keane P . RC SL . . Timmy . . . “7 7’s ... a cop R.C.S.S. . . . “Forget it, Timmy” ... The cat . . . sumo . . . always seen in the bathrooms . . . •Busted . . . MAX . . . Bud . . . Wandering eye . . . Mustard. Bill Bob . . . Big Bill . . . Never Argues? . . . The Van Man . . . Famous Soph. Party . Good Hooper . . Another MacADOO . . Very Intense! . . . It’s Billy Bergo!! . . . Kerry’s Korner Krew . Caught the Cat Scratch Fever . . KISS Freak . . . Easy on the Burro's Skid . . . Power HITTER!!! Theresa Kelley The Beach” . . . Queens . . . Gets carried away! . . . How Time Flies when you’re flying . . . Tear down days . . . Maine events!! . . . Gets herself into CRAZY situations . . . Very gullible by H.S.E. Michael Kear The Blue Flame . . . Dennis’ best friend . Evel Knievel II . . . Good Driver. . . “But I’ve never done this before ... Ex foodtowner . . . “Give yourself the nine of hearts” . . . loves motorcycles . . . “Hey, Paul, where does this part go? Mr. Ugues, what is an integrated circuit?” ... All Star Goalie. Warren Kipling Kip . . “Ahh Doy ... A Mayell Man . . One of Sev s three sons . . . Photo Baby . . . Jumps over Bars . . . Carol . . . “Guess again . . . Hall Oates . . Big Eric . . . Fastest shutter in the East. . Gonzo! Elaine Jones — Rock Rivalry 4, basketball 4, Stand Sales 2, Make up 3. HOPE. William Keane — Rock Rivalry 4, Fr. Football, Fr. Baseball, J.V. Basketball, V.C. Baseball-2. Michael Kear — Rock Rivalry Props. Therese Kelley Warren Kipling — Rock Rivalry Ent.-3, Bas ketball l, Stand Construction-3, Stand Dec oration-1, Volleyball-3, Fr. Basketball-2, Capt 1, Fr. Track-2, Capt.-I, Fr. Football 1, V.C Basketball-3, Capt.-I, V.C. Track-3, Gull Staff-2, Gull Photo Editor-1, Rock Photo Editor 1, Dramatics Club, Student Council-1, Youth Governing Board 3, Chairman 3. Robert Klose B.K . . Garbarinoes Cook . . . Early driver . . . Jose's twin . . . Frequents Bottoms Up . Half owner of B.G.’s restaurant . WHAT? . . . Kolwalski Hutch . . . Pack’s coach . . . ’What twas dat” . . . Oh Hellloo ... “I got a joke for you” ... 5th period lunch crew . . . likes belly bombers . . Wubba's buddy . . . Happy eighteenth birthday! Robert Klose — Rock Rivalry Ent. 4, Volley ball-3, Basketball-1, Props-4, Stand Construction-2, Fr. Track-1, Fr. Football-1, Fr. Basketball-1, Fr. Baseball 1, J.V Basket ball-1, V.C. Basketball-2. Michele Koperweis — Rock Rivalry Ent 4. Choroography-4, Script-4, Volleyball-2, Fr Cheonng-2, J.V. Cheering-1, V.C. Cheering 1 2. Senior Plav Musical-1, Choreography-2, Student Peer Organizatiorr-2, Dramatics Club 2,®ftfcbln CenfW Arts Club 1, Senior Cborus-2, Prom Chairperson, Assistant Edi tor of Rock, Omicron Delta Sorority. vRF M William Kuhnle — Football, Track 1 Michele Koperweis Mich . . . future prima ballerina anytime is munch out time . . . “I look like the Goodyear blimp” . . . Saturday Night Fever . . quiet nights at home . . . always shopping . . . “Excellent!” . . . famous cars . . . always there when you need her. . . Susan’s right arm . . . chuckles. William Kuhnle A typical German . . . drinks nothing but beer and Jagermeister. . . brave hunter . . . Karate freak . . . takes after Bruce Lee . . . loves fighting; always winning . . . Porsche lover . . . excellent soccer player. Christina Kupchak Kubby . . . Plans on getting an afro . . . quiet? . . . great sense of humor . . . Chrrris . . Famous tie-up boots . . . Dreams of driving a white convertible . . . What did ya say” . . . Mr. Estridge's sweetheart . . . experienced driver . . sweet . . . love’s Karen’s haircut. . . cupcake. Gerard Lang Gazzy . . LBZ . . East Point Inn . . . Ramacca’s . . Nodding out at the O.B.I. . Other half of Jack Maloney . . . 18th birthday spent in the hospital . . . Olympic Ski Team . . . White Castle streaker. . . “1 11 pay you back whenever . . loves his guitar . . . “Lend me a buck’’. . . MPG. Sherri Landou •MONKEY” . . . Wardon . . . “727’s” . . . R.C.S.S. . . . The Tic . . . “A Cop . R.V.C. in 11th grade . . . One of the many B.O.’s . . . Good parties . . . R.C. . . . E.J. . . . “Busted” . . . Kevin . . . “Senior Day ’77” . . . Artist? . . . false eye lashes. Suzy Kurda Turk. . . Early bride . . . left us early. Lori Lynn Lewald Twit . . . lollipops . . . cute laugh . . . acute paranoia . . . the shed . . . T.T. . . . In love with her comb . . . Goody . . . “Frampton, My love . . . Cathy . . . good friend . . . Cathy, Lori, Eva . . . freckles are sexy . . . climbed Mt. Washington . . . Baldwin . . . I'm hav ing a heart attack . . Will you be my best friend?. . . Kazooer. Laura Ludwig LUD” . . . Antioch . . . works in the Village Hall ... St. Ray’s fearless track coach . . . sensitive . . Good at typing dog licenses? . . . Quiet? . . Wierd sense of humor “You're kidding?” . . . nice clothes . . . very good in ceramics . . . “Today I’ll sit and think” . . Farrah hairdo . . . Kazooer . . Soup? . . . Dizzy . . . ”1 never cry.” John Licari R.R. Drummer Boy . . . Green G.P. . Surfs in pools . . . Doesn’t believe in speed limits . . . Vickie . . . C.I.MP. Nice Stero . . . Bonham’s Cousin . . . “Money for Gas?” . . . “That’s an eighth grader?” . . . famous pool parties . . . 6 m.p.h. routine. Denise MacCaskill Me Dee . . . Early Grad . . . Colorado bound . . . skateboard champ . ”1 have to gain weight” . . . Daddy’s little girl . . . good friend . . . Cusick’s adoptee .. . “I’m In Like” . . . Steve Berg's . . . Good for a laugh . . . problem solver . . . Quiet (?)... Mrs. Fried-lander’s pet. Chris Kupchack — Band-3, Chorus-2. Suzy Kurda Sherri Landou — Rock Rivalry, Art Inter pretation-1, Make-Up-1, Volleyball 1, J.V. Volleyball-1. Gerard Lang — Rock Rivalry Ent.-I, R.R Band 1, Fr. Track. Lori Lynn Lewald — Rock Rivalry Ent. 4, r basketball 3, Props 2, Stand Sales-2, Cos funpes 2, Make Up-2, J.V. Hockey-3, V.C. Hockey-1, Hope 1. John Licari — Rock Rivalry Ent 4, R.R. rTOgPong. ■ j-rrr Laur Ludwig — Rock Rivalry Ent. 2i Cos-tume%-2, Make-Up-2, Hope-1. Denise MacCaskill Fr. Basketball, Fr. Bowling 2, Rock Charles W. Machovec — Track, J.V. Track, J.V. Rivalry, Basketball. Alice Manhken — Rock Rivalry Em.-4, Volleyball-1, Cheering 2, Jr. Band, Jr. Chorus, J.V. Volleyball-2, Capt.-I, V.C. Hockey-2, Fr. Cheering-2, Capt. 1, J.V. Cheering-1, V C. Cheering-2, Capt.-I. John’Maloney Chrystalfa Markoulli James Masstoni Carol Mayell — Rock Editor-in-Chief, Rock Rivalry Overall Chairman-4, R.R. Ent.-4, Props 4, V.C. Hockey-3, Capt.-2, V.C. Volleyball-4, Capt.-I, V.C. Basketball-3, Capt. 1, V.C. Softball-4, Capt.-I, J.V. Basketball-1, National Honor Society-2, Fr. Cheenng-2, Capt.M, J.V Cheering 1, V.C. Cheenng-2, Capt.-I. Chorus-4, Dramatics Club-2, Hope Club-1, Leo Club-1, Lincoln Center Arts Club-1, Student Council 3jY.0.U.G:0. Girls Football- , Prom Committ 1. Michael McHale — Rock Props 2, Senior Band-2. valry Ent. 4, Diane McMahon — Junior Chorus-2, Senior Chorus 4, J.V. Basketball-1, J.V. Volleyball 1, Capt.-I, V.C. olleyball-3. Varsity Soft ball 2, V.C Badmitton-1, Social Studies [Club, Rock Rivalry Ent. 4. Charles Wesley Machovec Jr. Big Mac . . . good buddy . . . Mako Mania . . . checker shirts . . . Short Beach . . . D.J.’s Birthday . . . pool shark . . pizza pervert . . . I want a Forsters! . . . Ja Dee Buckadee . . . hewlett mutt . . . followed a girl for 21 miles . . . strange water skier . . . the greatest ship captain. John Maloney Jack Ignatz . . . Rodney . . . me-off • • 67 Rivera . . ' What ya mean man Denny’s Donuts . . . Memorial Park . . . O.B.I. . . . Broken bones . . .Pennsylvania. . . party at Jack's. Alice Manhken Me and my shadow . . . Jocko . . . Tony . . ring once and hang up . . . super skitcher . . . one of the six . . . sharker . . . Alba . . . hershey kisses . . Foodtown . . . 'not included . . . You’re rated X . . all right everyone, up against the wall . . . CIA at the end of the night . . . Almost made it to the Bahamas. Carol Mayell Always involved . . . Warren . . . Mayell's a male . . . Paula’s better half . . . Memorable ‘77’ ski trip with Ginny . . . Marshmellow . . . female jock . . . ‘•Friends, what friends . . . Maynell . . . All right everyone up against the wall . . . almost made it to the Bahamas . . . Kip . . . Yeah, you can have the ketchup . . . Do I know you? . . . Fea . . . Love rated P.G.” . . . One of the kazooers. Chrystalla Markoulli Chris . . . Came to us from Cyprus . . . always happy . . . nice smile . . . friends with everyone . . . Likes Mrs. Brock . . Chrystalla? (how do you pro- nounce that?). Diane M. McMahon Chris . . . Mac . . . Scrubby . . . Smackers rules . . . cover girl complexion .. . 1,000 robes . . . Waitress at Giannis . . . bunyons . . . Hey blade . . . coffee fanatic . . . Dee . . . learn the words . . . you usta always wanna . . . Azores . . . always dieting . . . late bloomer . . . natural . . . summer nights at OMI's ... a shoulder to lean on . . . beach bum. Michael McHale James Massoni Muzz . . . Chevelle freak . . . Friendly’s man . . . J J Chevelle Inc. . . . can beat Conforti? . . . Distinctive walk . . . sleeps forever . . . Yes fan . . . SS396 . . . Cookie Monster . . . Star Wars . . . Famous noises faces . . . beer belly . . . Donna . . . Hey J J J-J-Jimmy . . . Hey DAAAAVEY . . . knows the R2 D2 language. V M.J.M. . . Ran for class president . . . Drinks 7 seas whiskey . . . active mem ber of Dr. Moglia’s 2nd and 3rd period insane chemistry class Holy $%!!??% Mataluna, what the $%!!??l 4 did ya do? . . famous bop . . . Let McHale do it, let McHale do it . . . Yeowww . . . Party at McHales!! . . . Earth to Mike . famous M.J.M. slogan . . Mojo Why not? . . . Lunchroom Marauders . . . good times in library. L Mary McTague C.S.N.Y. . . . Busted'’ . . . Is that a duck? . . famous R.R. parties . . . had a Close Encounter . Back Barn . . . Blondes have more fun . . . nice eyes B.O.C.E.S. . . . youngster . . . one of the many B.O.’s . . . party it up Paula! . . . Mary and her monkey . . . memorable summer of 'll. .i “V r s� « ■ y Kevin McTiernan — Rock Rivalry, Kntrance 4, Band-4, Props 2. Bowling-2. lary McTauaj®- Jr. Chorus 1, Rock ivalry-4t Entrance-4, Make up 3, Cos- jmes-2, Props-2. Vincent Mira belli — Freshman Football 2, Freshman Baseball-1, J.V. Bowling 1, Var Baseball-3, Var. Football-3, Var Bowling-3, Capt. 2, Rock Rivalry 4, Basketball 4, Vol leyball-4. Script 1. Dianne Monico — Rock Rivalry Entranced. Lisa Montelione — Dramatics Club 1. Carol Moody — J.V. Volleyball, J.V. Basketball-2, Capt.-I, Var. Volleyball 3, Capt. 1, Var. Softball-3, Capt.-1, Var. Badmitton-1, Rock Rivalry, Ping Pong 2. John Morano — Rock Rivalry, Entrance-3, Stand 1, Props-1, Volleyball-4, Basketball-4, Stand Decoration 3, Class Presidents, Student Council President 1, Fresh. Football-2, (Capt.), Fres. Basketball-2 (Capt.), Fres. Track 3 (Capt.), Var. Cross Country 1, Var. Track-3, Var. Basketball-3 (Capt.), Dra matics Club, Yougo. Anne Mmutello pm Kevin McTiernan COOKIE . . . score . . . baker’s son . . . Yeah right . . . sleeps during drivers ed. . . . infamous Rock Rivalry sleep-over . . . one of the nine ... Oh Stop . . . Let’s go behind the shop . . . C.B.’s friend . . . lives in the attic . . . poker games at Clark St. . . . bathroom on the porch . . famous sleep-over in backyard (rained out). . . former P.M. guitar player. Antoinette Minutello Anne . . . rather large record collection . . . aspiring singer songwriter . . . wants to become a dental assistant in the meantime . . . mob affliated . . . natu ral accounting ability . . . president of the Blue Ford Pick-up Watchers Club of America (huh?) . . . daddy's little girl . . . F.C. . . . Breezywood acres . . pa . . . the Minutello way . . . very quiet (?). Vincent Mirabelli Boog (ie) . . good athlete . . . sammy stats 6,000 bowling balls and 5,000 bowling bags ... all county baseball Friendly man . . . Karen ... Ex News deliverer . . . Vega . . . coin collection . Yankees . . . little big man. Carol Moody Wardon's . . . Moo-Moo ... I wanna go to Maine! . . . When it rams it pours . . . G.S. G “B. W., R.C., E.H., B.M., M S I got my head together. . . It's cool . Famous noises . . . hardly ever seen without her cousin Donna . . . Val erie Volleyball. . . famous “B‘ on calen der I guess ya had to be there! . . . Yeah Really! . . . future secretary . . . Klutz! Lisa Montelione Bride to be . . early graduate worth a carat and a vet. . . Chris. Chris, Chris ... big mouth «1 . . . never in school . . . “Hey, Lisa, do you have your car today? Dianne Monico Turkey . . . Jill? ..$... one of the gang . . . Well me and Smitty . . . Sister Jennifer. . . California . . . understanding Mother? . . . 11:00? . . Pierro’s house . . . parties at Fire Island . . . member of Mel's room . M.P.G. . . . Slim? . . Dreams of Adventure . . . building a shack?. . . drakes cakes . Mary Jean’s sidekick . . . “BaHa. John Morano Johnny Jock . . . “Oh Baby ... Me and my Volvo . . . One of Sev's three sons ... I teach the little cats . . . Barbara . . . Insurance payments . . . Stella . . . scoring machine . . . “I can’t go, I need the bucks . . . Chuck . . . ‘Nice’’ Lazy Boy! . . . Dootskie . . Lead Kazooer . . . Mom knows everyone . . . Sunday school teacher . . . Dad makes his lunch. Kathi-Ann Morrison Artie's girl . '70 Chevelle, California summers of 76, 77, 78 Powder Blue • . . couldn't handle St. Agnes . . . needs boxing gloves . . . Centre Ave. railroad tracks, lost in Shea Stadium . . . Pat, can you take me to Artie's” . . . 9th grade science again!! . . . reformed rowdy. Timothy Neary Ichabod . . famous logbook . . . past employee of East Point Inn . . . famous McKee . . . C.C. superstrider. . . 'Hey, Nero!'' . . . always stands out in a crowd. Danette Garland Murch Denm . famous boyfriends . . . taught Darren tricks of the trade . . . Duke's friend . . . Donna's other half . . . the Shed . . . one of the manage ment . . . summer of '75 . . . SO.A. Mr. Forbe's friend . . . Munchkin” . . . Famous mother. John Mosscrop Famous nose . . . unpredictable mouth . . . summertime brick layer . . . ‘ Hey, Davy!” ... is not the guy to learn eti quette from . . . hockey fan . . . always on hand for a party . . Hey, Flatrack!” BP A.SO Margaret O'Boyle Marg . . . Darlin' Delightful Dora” . . . speaks like a leprechaun . . . hates catti ness . . . Park(er)'s Perfect . . . great dancer . . beautiful smile . . . LOVES the Bee Gees . . . Butt of 7th period S.S. jokes. Kathi Ann Morrison John Mosscrop — R.R. Entrance-1. Danette Garland Murch — V.C. Softball-1, V C. Hockey-4, Key Club-1, Dramatics Club-1, GAA 3, Chorus-2. R.R. Entrance-2, Make Up-2, Basketball-1. Timothy Neary — V.C. Track-3, V.C. C.C.-2, Capt 1, R.R. 2, Props 1, Stage Crew 1, “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum ' Stage Crew. Margaret 0 Boyle — Yearbook Staff, Dra matics Club-2, Gull Staff 1, Sr. Chorus 2, Library Council-3, V.C. Badminton 1, Key Club 1, Spanish Honor Society-1, Lincoln Center Arts Club 2, R.R. 2, Sewing 2, Entrance 1. Patricia Odon Joseph Oettinger — V.C. Bowling 1. Charles Pentola — Track 1, R.R.-Entrance-4, Stand Construction-4, Props-2, Basketball-4. Patricia Odon Owen . . . Foodtown . . 56 Chevy . . . California summers of 76, 77, 78, Satur day Night Stock Car Races . . . torn between two lovers . . . adventures in R.V.C.? . . . “Let's go to the City . . loves Roslyn . . . lost in Shea Stadium . . . Rod Stewart . . . “Where are my keys? Joseph Oettinger What! . . . belongs to the car of the month club . . . the Band-aid ... I don’t care! . . . fast food freak . . . arranges unusual concert trips . . . “Well a . . . “Jumping Joe’ . . . But it doesn’t fit. I'll make it fit. . . member of Doc Moglia’s 2nd and 3rd period insane chemistry class. Charles Pentola Ed P. Finley . . . devoted 4 year stand man . . . lifetime pass to Lynchburg, Tennessee . . . J.D. . . . E.P.I. guy . . . 18 or 14 . . . Morano-Pentola Enterprises . . . Annual Pentola-Conforti Drm-kathon . . . “Hey, Buddy . . . fast “runner . . . Loudon Wainwright ill . . . Famous boots . . . Bona . . Mr. Sev’s friend (?). . Hendrix. Angelo Peppe Citizens Band Radio (C.B.) . . . high rider . . Ford Mustang . . . likes cars . . . Ford 1 . . . likes oldies music . . our own “Janitor in a drum” . . . “Peppe.” Henry Petermann Harpo . . . 2nd period sleep . . . “My hair is going to grow like Robert Plant . . . Gary’s right arm . . . Dangerous Driver . . . Firebug . . . Gary’s twin . . . “Led Zeppelin” freak . . . famous nights in the black Chevy . . . Lister Park . . nice dresser. . . future narc. Gabriella Petrucci Nancy Pierro Chicklets . . . P. . . . dazed and confused . . . spoiled . . . New Year’s Eve of 77 . . tripsters . . . one of the gang . . J.B. . .the Dome . . . Mouth . . . famous Mom ... “I wanna be a clown . . . J.T. concert . . . which way to Hancock? . . parties at Fire Island . . . member of Mel’s room . . . M.P.G. . . . my house is not crooked. Gab . . . Foodtown . . . works with the fruits . . . community notebook . . . one of F.J.’s note writers . . . “That's Ital ian!” . . . Fernwood . . . ‘ Watcha name? . . Mrs. Friedlander’s pal . . . loves the city . . . exotic . . . will leave us for Italy . . . pretty brown eyes . . . quiet? . . new hairstyle . . . sweet. . . salutatorian. Chris Popp (Poofy) one of the Poofy gang . . . still waiting for blonde hair, blue eyes to return . . . memorable New Year’s Eve '77 . . . “unta . . . loves S.S.? . . . Beatle freak . . . Jackie and Diane’s sidekick. Christopher Powers Diane . . . born with a beard . . . one time Rugby player . . . nice boots . . . surfer . . . beach bum . . . Azores . . . St. Lawrence . . . Pee Wee ... All Divi sion . . . C.P. washer . . . enchanted forest . . . drawless? . . . Rabbit . . . ‘Exhibitionist . . . Has a second home . . . What a Fox . . . loves pistachio nuts . . . LBZ . . . ’64 LeMans ... 4 year stand man ... St. Raymond’s crew . . . Smackers Rules. Donna Pozzini Froggie . . . Posie . . . one of many Pozzinis . . Penn, air . . . P85-370 P.K . . goood crackers . . . F A.F.K. . Big green eyes . . . one of the bagel beauties . . . I’ll cut your hair . . . Stacy’s sidekick . . . Boces . . . Lipdips . . . I’ll kill her . . . very unique laugh . . . future beautician . . . loves Foodtown? Giuseppe Ragusa Hey, Joe . . . quiet . . . relatives run the building . . . came to us in 9th grade . . . lives across the street . . . uncle cuts hair . . . met him in gym class . . . he's in the honor society? Gabriella Petrucci — French Club-1, French Honor Society 2, National Honor Society-2, S.P.0.-1, R.R-3, Entrance-1, Costumes 2, Make-Up-3, Stand Decoration-2, Props-2, Prom Committee, Yearbook Typing Editor, Library Council-1. Blood Donor. Nancy Pierro — R.R. Entrance-1, Make-Up-1. Cheering 1. Chris Popp Christopher Powers — Fr. Track 1, Fr. Football 1. V.C. Track 3, V.C. Football-3, Capt.-1, Student Council 1, R.R. 4, Entrance;4, Dramatics Club-2. Donna Pozzini — R.R. 4, Volleyball-3, Cos tumes 4. Make Up-3, Stand Sales-2, Bad minton-4. Giuseppe Ragusa — Honor Society-2. 181 Gerald Raimondi — Jr. Band-2, Sr. Band-2, lr Football-1, Fr. Baseball 2, V.C. Baseball-3, Rock Rivalry-4, Ent.-2, Basketball 2, Volleyball-1, Mural-1, Props-4. Greg Rallo — Rock Rivalry-1, R.R., Ping Pong, Fr. Basketball, JV Basketball, Fr. Track. Gerald Raimondi Coconut head . . . Varsity Baseball . . . Retuesday . . . Nice brother . . Moron day . . Comic's collector . . . Summer baseball . . . Studio 1 . . Avid McCartney Ran . . . Fall baseball . . . OK . . Jerry's Bar and Tent. . . always speaks his piece . . . Winter baseball. Carol Rapanaro — J.V. Cheering, V.C. Cheering, Rock Rivalry Ent.-4, R.R. Song-writing Chairman-3, South Pacific, Chorus-3. Manlynn Rasmussen — J.V. Hockey-1. V.C Hockey-1. Girls Football 2. J.V. Soft ball 1, J.V. Volleyball-1, Rock Rivalry Stand- Lmda Reisert — J.V. Softball, J.V. Hockey Capt., Varsity Hockey Capt., Girls Football, Dramatics Club, Rock Rivalry 4, Entrance-4, Stand 4, Basketball-4, Track-2. Susan Joyce Reisert — Twirling. Renzo Renzi — French Club, Rock Rivalry, Social Studies Club, Spanish Club, E.R.H.S. Band. - Catherine Rogale — Rock Rivalry-2. Carol Rapanaro RAP . . . Chouffer. . . Burger King . . . hypochondriac . . . Ella . . . Indestructible friendship with Ginny . . . has a voice that travels . . . BOCES in the morning . . distinctive laugh . . . nice head . . Breaking Up is hard to do . . . Bopper . Paula's dancing partner . . . “let's go toO.B.I. 182 Greg Rallo Yes . . . Starship Trooper. . . loves California . . . good friends Frank and Phil . . . Summer '77 . . . Looks like we made It — G.P. . . . Gavoon . . . Gong Show . Yes freak . . . Yowie . . . ELP . . . Skateboarder. Marilynn Rasmussen Moose . . Leo . . . Why Can’t We be Friends?” . . . Caroline’s other half . . . Summer’s of “76” and “77” . . . Always seen in West end Long Beach W.D.O.T.T.l.T.B.P.L. . . . Where are we?. Always Dancing . . . Follow that car . Let’s go roller skating . . . who's on my roof? . . . where’s my gas cap? . . . There goes the mirror . . . Here we go again!!! Renzo Renzi Which is his first name . . . last of the Phi guys ... I got a Corvette in my garage, but only seen driving a Vega . . Black leather . . . Chemistry whizz??? . Accordian kid . . . Left us early . . . writes his own songs . . . Roberts other half. . . nice voice??!!. . . good friend. Susan Reisert Big Brown Eyes . . . laughs till her mascara runs . . . Jerry’s girl . . . Always seen in Cedarhurst . . . Loves Chevelles . . . Blind dates . . . “I’m in love again” . . . Foxy looking . . . one of the family . . . SYOSIFIED (?)... famous match maker . . . “Disco” . . . Romeo’s USA . . . ‘‘Where’s Billy?” Linda Reisert Prune . . . Mark . . . “What's that mean?” . . . Jocko . . . one of the six . . . Memorable football party . . . Alice’s twin . . . LYA . . . Friendly fag . . . “not included” . . . all right, every one up against the wall . Nice person . . . easy to talk to . . . Self service gas station . . . Neil Young . . . always on a bicycle. Cathrine Rogale Cath . . . left us for UTAH . . . “Califor ma girl” . . . Frampton . . . Good friend . . . Moved back, AGAIN(?) . . antioch . . . “All our Joy” . . . Cathy, Lon and Eva . . . “UTAH OR BUST” . . . Famous going away parties . . . and coming home parties! Bianca Romano Bonkie . . Whatsamattafa you . . . One of the true Italians . . . “I’m not allowed'' . . “Bianca, your father’s looking for you ... ”1 can t go, I have to work . . . Goes cross country by bus . . . first off the boat . . Mr. Linn’s pal Rap's Italian buddy . . . Loves Las Vegas . . . “all right, everybody up against the wall . . . Frank . . Wears 6 heels . . . Cheerfada Rocks, are ya ready, letsago. . . OA Gerard Romero Gordie . . Stock car Driver . . . Jerry . . . “The Family . . . “Sorry” . . Oysters . . . Scotty’s American Bus Boy . Future in restaurants . . . “The Pack . . . Jay’s friend . . . Joyce . . . But I can play and coach . . . Henchman . Guppy II . . . B.G.’s half owner. . . Rich Boy . . . “Duster” . . . PJ . . . Kiss”. . . consigliore. Bruno Romano Nice Guy . . not a care in the world . . . easy to talk to . . . Pizza King of the West Bonks cousin. . will my car ever run? . . sibling . . good typist? . . . Accounting Period 4. Bianca Romano — Var Softball 1, Var. Hockey-3, J.V. Hockey 1, J.V. Volleyball 1, J.V. Track 1, Var Cheering 1, J.V Cheer mg-2. Fresh Cheering 1, Girls Football 2, r Dramatics Club-2, HOPE Club 1, First Aid Club 2, Rock Rivalry-4, Entranced, Entrance Chairman 1, Props 2, Script 4, Volleyball-1, Productions — South Pacific, Plain and Fancy, Literary Editor of the ROCK, SPO 1, Concert Choir 4, Senior Band 3, Singers 3, Leo Club. Bruno Romano — Gull Typist, Year Book Typist, Social Studies Club, Rock Rivalry 1, Senior Band. Gerard Romero — Rock Rivalry 4, Entranced, Volleyball 3, J.V. Basketball-2. Timothy Rowland — Cross Country-2, Var sity Track 1, Dramatics Club 1, SPO 1. Rock Rivalry, Stage Crew-2. Teresa Russo — Rock Rivalry Entranced. Anthony Santino — Freshman Track-1, Rock Rivalry 4, Prom Committee-1, Cross Country-1, Gull-2, Editorial Page Editor-1, Reporter 1, Senior Play-1, E.R.H.S. American Legion Orotorical Contest Representative 1. Chris Sargeant Cynthia Schmitt — Library Council-1, Bad minton Manager, Rock Rivalry 1, Entrance 1, Ping Pong-1. Timothy Rowland E P I. . . . Singing Scuz . . . Piano Man Of Course I know how to act . . . • The Navy Needs Me . . Sev's favor ite . . . Beat my Buick . . Rob Roy . . . Friend of Jack’s . . . Don’t worry about the stage crew . . Led Zeppelin is not Beethoven. Theresa Russo Teree . . . Robbie . . Always seen in a group of five . . . Ilona's old sidekick . . Rosedale . . . J.P . weekends in Ridgewood (tuso) . . Main Street . Flame . . . Diane's Pal . . . nice smile . . . pop eyes . . Day Tripper Hates to be called Terri . . . Bowie fan . . . Loves tweety pie. Christopher Sargeant ST0PHER . . . One of the 9 . . . red beard and fro . . . Searge . . Hey! . . M.P.G. . . . Eagle Scout . . . Chipsters . East Rockaway's own representative m N.O.R.M.L. . . . sweet air-freshener in car . . . Crocketts other half . Digs camping. . . Nice guy. Anthony Santino Hail to the chief . . Norm's Buddy 1 20-97 . . . Mortimer . . Fran's the Man . . . Loyal Republican . . . smells bottle caps . . . Can’t wait to live in Washington D.C. . . Two Against the World . Mr. Speaker. Cynthia Schmitt Sid” . . . Left us for Massapequa Park . . . A.K.J.” Quiet? . . . Surprise Party at Mary’s . . . But I thought we were going out to dinner? . . . NEW YEAR’S EVE . . . Let’s go to the Coach . . hidden talents . . always in a good mood . . . James Taylor . . good friend . . . famous notes. Lisa Seaman Loves dogs . . “Does she own a ken nel?” . . . photography enthusiast . . . Missy . . . Summer of 76 . . . tennis goer . . . quiet . . . easy to talk to . . . likes to travel . . “Brrr, It's cold out” . . “Mr. McDermit! Mr McDermit!’' . . . sports freak . . wants to be a for est ranger . . . “It’s organic” . . . “Hans.” Debby Smith “No, no, no” . . . New Years Eve . . . hips, lips, and . . . Erica . . . “Just the way you are” . . . infamous walk to Long Beach . . . “Where’s Penn Station?” one of the four mousketeers . . . November 4 . . . “lets do the time warp again.” Joyce Schatzle Little Red . “lets go sharkin’’ . . . Murray’s little woman — and Brads — and Jimmys — and Harrys . . . Gerard . . has to kiss Mom good bye . . . Winifred unique laugh . . . “All right, everybody up against the wall’. . . look at the cows, Joyceee . . . “I’m upset” . . . makes summer trips to California . . OA. Barbara Smillie Muscles . . mean punch . . . always SMILING . softball slugger . . . early bride . . . Fussball whiz . . . Curt . rarely seen in school . . . Ruthanns buddy. ’ ' 1 V W „ Lori Shamroth Prayer meetings . . . excellent Antioch talk . . July 12, 1975-Sept. 17, 1976 . one of the six . . . all right, every body up against the wall . . . OA . Grover . . had a great summer of '77 • . . hardly ever seen on weekends . . . good friend . . . Vino . . . “Let’s party” . . . Camp Lymelight . . . “Let's go to Florida.” Joyce Schatzle — J.V. Basketball (Capt.)-l, J V. Softball (Capt.)-I, Rock Rivalry-4, Entrance-4, Girls Basketball Coach-4, Volleyball 1, Var. Badminton 3, Var. Softball 3, J.V. Volleyball 2 (Capt.) 2, Var. Volleyball-1, Var Basketball 3 (Capt.) 1, Girls Football-2, Leo Club, Yougo, Rock Business Staff. Typ mg Editor of ROCK, Dramatics Club, First Aid Club, Rock Rivalry Art Inter 1| Stand Decoration -1. J Lisa Seaman — J.V. Hockey-1, J.V. Volleyball, J.V Basketball 2, J.V. Softball-1, Var. Softball-2, Rock Rivalry-2. Lon Shamroth — RR-4, Entrance-4, yoiley-ball 2, Script-1, SPO 2, Yougo-3, Field Hockey Manager-1, Var Manager 2, Gull 2, Gull Girls Sports-1, ROCK Literary Staff, itrance-2, ROCK Business Staff, Friends Program-1, Dramatics Club-2, Senior Blood Drive, Association for the HelftoCRetarded Children-2. Barbara Sm Deborah French Rock Rival Staff-3, E. chief 1. John Smit Freshmai 'le Helo o{Jtetarde itlf = Varsity So' ftball-1. Titfi — National Htnor Society, por Society-2, French Club-2, 1-3, Senior Play, Key Club, GULL ktoria Page Editor. Editor-in- v-2 - Rock Riv tball. — Rock Rivalry-4, Entr, Stand Decoration-1, M nor Chorus 4, Senior Ba Beth Sy Costumi Dim 3 i Elizabeth Ellen Staley B S. 77 . . . B.B. Staley . . . future archeologist . . . weekends were made for ? . . . red Volvo . . . New Year’s Eve ’76 . . . AND ’77 . . . second half of A B investigators . . . second half of D B Green Houses Inc. . . . Elizabeth . . . Beach Boys. John Smith Smitty . . . Partyhouse . . . Checkmate . . . Daddy's Caddy . . . Turkey . . Best Dressed? . . . Famous B.S Artist . . . pool in the attic . . . bowling alley in basement . . elevator between floors $ M.P.G. . . . Watch out, hot soup” . . . shovel snow . . always caught in blizzards . . . O.B.I. . . . Buck 3.80. Gary Stefanello Mophead . . . muffin . . . leather and boots . . . plays the drums . . Angela . . . Harpo's sidekick ... I have a Vega with a black stripe” . . . Mohican Head . . . Led Zeppelin . . . Hello Betty!!! . . . lister park — between the fence . . . What, did ya die? . . beat head . . . C-Ber ... his 3 angels . . . • Wanna see my water bed?” Carl Steinberg STINKY . . . Steimy . . . He’s graduating? . . . Used to be rich . . . skipped out early . . . lost his job at Park . . . suddenly disappeared . . . Grounded for life . . Nice Guy . . . Famous orange Schwinn . . . long hikes to Hewlett . These are BEAT. Cynthia Sykes Kenneth Tapfar Skip ... fat man . . . Roger Doger and his blue anaryer . . . O.B.I. . . . gas gauge always on E . . . Virgin (Ya) . . . lazy . . . always on time? . . . M.P.G. one of the guys . . . James. Grover. . . Cinba . . . Syko . . . lives in Foodtown . . . “I know . . . one of the six . . . Sharker. . . Super Skitcher. . . Support can be beautiful . . . I'm gonna live in the city . . . nice neck . . . Cid . . . Uhoh, Alice, no collar . . . friendless in the city . . . Fea . . . long n-Silky . . . Fruit Punch . . . Memorable Ski Trip. . . C. I. A. at the end of the night • All right, everyone up against the wall. . . Great Adventure. Andrew J. Stern Jay . . Let me have some . . . Future Lawyer? . . . Never a dull moment with his cars . . . S B.I. II . . . Pack . . . Omega Men .3 year devoted stand man . . . 13 . . . Andy's Taxi Co. . . . “Jim can you fix my car?” . . . loves ref erees? . . J.D. . . Parsippmne N.J. . Henchmen . . Always looking for a job . . . “Hey Buddy . R.R. Basketball star (?). Edward Tirado Tornado . . . Super hooper ... Ed the Head . . . Tamali. . . book the scene. Vinny Tricarico Chicky . . Chipster Tripster . . . Big B.O. . . . Eureaka . . . B.S. Artist . . . Digs the art room . . . famous for making bears . . . Harry the knife’s assistant . . . good parties . . . DIZZY . . . “What do you mean” . . . Delta Dude . . . ”7 7.” Brian Turner Burner . . . good deal . . . famous 20 point game . . Ron's friend?. . . Super Hooper . . . Garbanno’s Salad tosser . «44 . . . Yankee band-aid . . . Bopin” . . . dood hand writing? . . . East Rockaway’s own Pele . . . willing to do anything. Elizabeth Unfricht Bethy . . . Mary’s other half . . . tiny . . . ”Waah-Dear’‘ . . . Bethless . . . Bagel Beauty -2 . . . Let’s be friendless . Antioch . . . Quiet? ... 100 lbs. . . . Deathy Bethy . . . Never home on weekends . . . backseat driver . . . Italian sign language . . . AaaDoy . . . Memorable summers in Riverhead . . . out of town friends . . . Cootie. Carl Steinberg Andrew J. Stern — Rock Rivalry Ent.-4, Stand Construction-3, Basketball 4, Props 3, Fr. Track 2, Fr. Baseball 1, Fr. Football-1, V.C. Baseball 3, V.C. Football 3, Jr. Band, Jr. Chorus, Fr. Basketball 1 Cynthia Sykes — Rock Business Manager, J.V. Volleyball-2, J.V. Hockey-2, Rock Rivalry Ent. 4, Basketball 4, Props-4, Track-1, Dramatics Club 2. Kenneth Tapfar — Rock Rivalry Ent.-2. Vinny Tricarico Brian Turner — Rock Rivalry Ent.-2, Stage Crew 2, Basketball 2, J.V. Basketball-1, V.C. Basketball-1. Elizabeth Unfricht — J.V. Basketball-1, J.V. Hockey 1, V.C. Hockey-2, Rock Rivalry Ent. 1, Volleyball-2, Basketball-1, Sewing 4, Chairman 1, Gull — Girls Sports Editor 1, Rock Business Staff, Rock Typing Staff, G.A A.-2, Basketball Mgr.-I, Volleyball Michele Vialonga — National Honor Soc ety-2, Sr. Chorus 4, Jr. Chorus-2, Blood Donor, R.R -4, Entrance-4. Nancy Visone — R.R., Volleyball-4, J.V. Soft ball-2 Donna G. Warner — R.R. Entrance-1. Tommy Webster Janet Thea Weil — Sr. Chorus, Singers, Sr. Band, Key Club, HOPE, March of Dimes Chairperson, R.R. Michael P. Wetherell — Fr. Football 2, Fr. Track-3, V.C. Football-3, V.C. Track 3, Key lO'--' Michele Vialonga Rod . . . memories of Maine . . . Food town crew . . . crinkles her contacts con stantly . . . Lauren's other half “Where’s the bathroom?” . . . neve stops brushing her hair . . . OBI Fr nights “M.L.C.D.” . . . always ther : when you need her . . . accident prone . . . always “starting her diet r ' Club-2, National Honor Society-2, Student Council-2, Spanish Honor Society 1, R.R.-4, Entrance-4, Script 4, Basketball-3, Volleyball-1, Ping Pong Chairman 4, Song Writing 4, “South Pacific,” “Plain and Fancy, “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum,” Yearbook Literary Ed., Gull Staff-2, Sr. Band-4, Sr. Chorus-1, Hall Monitor 1, J.V Bowling 1, Dramatics Club 1, Sr. Play, First Aid-1. Donna G. Warner Dgu . . . fake feet . . . “you’ve got a Marilyn White — Girls Field Hockey-2, R.R., Volleyball 2. point” . . . one of the “management” D B Greenhouses Inc. . . . the Shed . . . Wart. . . “Wanna” . . . “Gertie” . . . the path . . . Weina . . . nice hair. . . summer ’75 . . . quiet?! ... in the middle of a long line . . .“I’m falling in the crack.” v,f . Nancy Visone N.V. . . . Chevy van . . . destination: to reach the moon! . . . Visine . . . one of the gang . . . The Dome . . . M.P.G. . . . long and silky . . . knows how to party . . . famous grandma ... the Lab parties at Fire Island . . . member of Mel s room . . . parties at Visone’s . . . Crosby Stills Nash concert!!! . . . easy ways of getting in the girls room. Tommy Webster Horshack . . . Weber . . . Heavy Buzzer . . ‘I feel so dizzy . . . Birdy . . . Boones Farm . . . Outside shooter . . . Ladies man . . . good driver? . . . pitcher for the seventy eighties . . . wanted proof when he was eighteen . . . famous brothers ... Ed Norton’s twin . Kerry’s Korner . . . “Hey, John Acano . . . famous run . . . famous talk. Marilyn White Meff . . . shorty . . . accident prone . . . -Maniac . . . horse crazy . . . • chiner’ . . . Whitey Mary, quite con trary . . . future Okie . . . O.K., Carrol . . . middle child syndrome . . . wants to become an interior decorator . . . easy to talk with . . . let’s play volleyball! . . . THAT bicycle ride to Westbury . . . 10th grade bio . . . has an accent from •who knows where! . . . not very excitable. Michael P. Wetherell Beans . . . famous nose . . . Omega man . . . Mike macho . . . well known dad . . . Tom Papagano Gianni's . . . never on time . . . Jack . . . well, sorry Gerard . . . R.W.T.P. . . . Larry lover? . . . Guppy I . . . good looking . . . quick wit . . . limitless vocabulary . . . Nice guy . . . Miguel . . . Henchman . . . new job every week . . . Hungarian buddy . . . Playin the game . . . “Milk, is a natural! . . .sailor. Janet Thea Weil Left us . . . loves cats . . . very into March of Dimes . . . Quiet ... Mr. Miller’s friend. . . always in voice class . . . cut a lot. Mark Wipfler Waff . . . nice stereo . . . Criterion crew . . . Chipster . . • Deathey?” . . . Omega man . . . Quiphler . . Our Prince . . . should have been number 10 . . . Jethro Tull. . . Gus . . . Last of the Waffs . . . Linda . . . finally got a quar ter . . . owns many feet of tubing . . . does a good make-up job . . . Dracula . . . watches T V. out of the corners of his eyes . . . always wearing Vinny’s sweater. . . It’s almost over. Rocco Zaino Salad head ... not seen in school . . . getting married? . . . Marylynn . . . itches a lot . . . drives a stick . . . concert freak . . . Rocky . . . Casey and Joe's side kick. Karen Zappala — Rock Rivalry Ent.-3, Props 3, Ping Pong-4, Art Interpretation-3, J.V. Volleyball-1, Var. minton-4. Volleyba II-21? Var. Bad- 192 Karen Zappala Vinme . . . Zap . . . Auto Maintenance . . . “Yeah, but? . , . Italian temper . . . long brown hair . . . good driver . . . great volleyball player. Sorry We Missed You Karen Cousins James D’Alessio Frank Falco Stuart Galup Richard Geist Ernie Loyer Ellen Richard John Soldo Joe Stabile 193 EDITOR IN CHIEF Carol Mayell LITERARY EDITORS Bianca Romano and Michael Wetherell l._ (I TYPING EDITORS Joyce Schatzle and Gabriella Petrucci 1978 ADVISOR — Mr. Charles McAnulla BUSINESS MANAGERS Cynthia Sykes and Hope Brotman U IU Seated — L. Germano, M. Connolly, L. lanniello, E. Decker. Lying — V. Della Ratta. 9 Seated — B Romano, S. Hengeveld, L. lanniello, L. Shamroth. Kneeling — R. Doherty, D. Donovan, M. Wetherell. Missing — M. Wipfler and C. Corbett. Seated, 1st Row — E. Decker, L. Shamroth, C. Sykes, H. Brotman. 2nd Row — M. Gottcent, B. Unfrict, J. Schatzle, Conklin. G. .S’ I a f f S l a f f S t a f f s I a f f 195 uni tou re |ust gonna love this next act! And now a word from our sponsor.” 198 Sargeant's Dog Walking Service • That's Italian!” You mean all you have to do is push a button, this is easy.” Well excu-u u s s e me!” What does Sylvester Stallone got that I ain't got?” Cris-go-out-thedoor.” 199 MQ RAN 0’S Rock Rivalry '77 Memorial Park Susan’s 55 unexpected guests New Year's Eve at Beth’s Collen telling Ginny she's not going to get sick. Mr.and Mrs. Fribblebean Wasted nights at the O.B.I. Sneaking in Hewlett Point Beach Lisa trying to get to Westbury and ending up in the city Foodtown Doherty's basement Penn. Peace Pipe Hanging out at Erin's in 10th grade D B Enterprises Inc. Marshamallow, Prune, Grover, Birtha, Red, Ethel, and Cuspids. JOCKO! Azores Lori, Virginia, and Susan sleeping in the driveway “Yanking it Darlink Youcher Gettihg drunk on a can of beer Mel's room “Stairway to Heaven” The Big 12 Fitting 15 people in one car, R.R. '76 Coming home from Great Adventures “We Won Entrance Carole taking her bra off at Nunley’s E-bone and Carol The Sharkers Parties at Fire Island Beggers Banquet Wanna and “Pinky T. Drinking behind Joyce’s pool Santini's Being a Derelict Friday the 13th Tripsters Pledging and Hell nights The Family Those Stand Meetings Alice waiting 2 hours at Waldbaum’s for a cake sale that was at foodtown Bianca saying, “I didn’t know they fit raincoats in these little cans! Erin and MaryJean saying “We should have been there” Munching out at the Coach Dancing to Locomotive Breath in the Huckleberry Frolic Being Rowdie Meeting the Rangers on the way home from a basketball game Hengies Golden Glove Award Butlers sleepovers Mrs. Soamer wanting to know who threw the pen Smitty’s famous maid party Chipsters almost every day Our marathon script meeting, R.R. '78 Donna in school. . . or do we? Chester Buns Mr. Honig's adopted son Monty Python Liza sliding across the prom floor The Dalton’s and the Garfield’s Linda’s “What’s Publicity? Ca, Ca, Wa, Ka Erin’s cakes DDD’s John Wayne “Have you seen my house Rap’s aching area Athene being “cute TOJO Flame Jimmy hanging moons off of Scratche’s cycle Mary M’s R.R. Party . . .the best ever! The “EPE Sleepovers Staying out all night and parting Omicron Delta's and Sigma Lambda’s Halloween party Ski Trips Linda asking a deaf guy for directions Summer nights at Bay Park Earth to Eddie Friedman P C., G.C., C.C., and C M., and the Ketchup All the hassels at Memorial Park Crosby, Stills and Nash concert Sat. nights at Gallaghers June's moons and Moody's Dooties Campbell’s going away party Eggless brownies and dropping cupcakes L.B.Z. Timberlake Skinny dipping Albert’s Parties Lori, Susan, Virginia, and Chris having a great time at Kutcher’s The Woods Hondo and Gerard swimming in the Delaware Red eyes and munchies Kid Dynomite Phyche sessions Glad bagging Winifred Campbell’s couch Elvis Skip’s tape recordings Jeff LORI! Hengie getting around Skitching C.S. F.A., C.M. D.M., A M. T.R. . . . ADOY! Flirting Liza lannucci Joe Murphy Twit Races I.T.B.’s The Saps Playing with Ginny’s curtains at her whip creamed sleepover ”E. Nowhere Gossip” Nancy in her sleep saying “Jimmy cut it out” The Lot Smitty's 18th Birthday (Turkey) Willow Trees in Lister Park Aunt May Linda always saying, “But what does that mean?” The Hall of Fame in Wubba’s Garage J Roller skating around the oval Soph girls of '78 and the Senior boys of ’76 Andy and Joyce? Nanny Maxim L.R., A.M., and G.C. shining floodlights on parked cars. Starship Concert (Central Park) started raining Turk and MaryJean singing, On the Drums” Conforti mooning in the O.B.I. The Community Center Running to Friendly’s in bathing suits at 12:00 midnight Beefsteak Charlie’s table of ten Tryouts for Rock Rivalry Stinkfoot The tracks The EPE Sleepovers Fri. and Sat. nights on the band stand Ramacca’s Janet McGuire Sneaks in the library Alice’s secret cede 4-H Richie and the Basement is it Ella or is it memorex sleepovers Great? Omicron Delta Parties D.J. The movie — The Song Remains The Same” Michele’s unusual parking Forum Who threw the beer can” Uncle Jack Being short on bucks” the High scoring game against V.S.C. kazooing snow, snow, snow Arsenic and Old Lace wearing a jock for the first time Heads you lose Paula’s famous glasses Monty Phyton partying at Wubba’s Rock Room Expeditions Duky going from head to HEAD frisbees and skateboards the Course Halloween '77 jock checks in gym class Road tests . . . failing and failing and failing our sister class I Need You” burnt boots, burnt everything From the Editors Desk On this page of the yearbook an editor is asked to write a note to bring the production of the book to a close. I've been delaying this page from deadline to dead line in fear of having nothing to write, but after months of work I could go on for ever. In June of 1977 we were faced with 208 blank pages waiting to be filled. After much hard work and dedication every page had been filled with the best pos sible material. As editor I could take all the credit for this production, but credit must go where credit is due — to the Class of 1978. Many people helped contrib ute to this yearbook but it was the Class of '78 who made it possible. I thank the whole class for the production of this yearbook. The production of a yearbook takes many long hours of work, and dedication. I can't thank enough my asst.-editors Chris Bra.ide and Michele Koperweis who I could always depend on for their help throughout the year. Literary editors Biance Romano and Mike Wetherell could always be counted on when I needed last min ute assignments and articles. Having the right pictures was very important in creating this yearbook. For this I thank Photography editors Warren Kipling and John Caragiulo, for taking excellent photographs and many times developing them at the last minute. This year the success of the book depended greatly on artwork. Art editor Vinny Della Ratta and his art staff must be thanked for their excellent work. Typing editors Joyce Schatzle and Gabriella Petrucci were always there at the last minute, sometimes to type fifty pages in two days. With Cindy Sykes and Hope Brotman as Business managers I always knew there would be enough money to produce this fine yearbook. A special thanks must go to Mr. McAnulla. He was always there giving us his help and his encouragement. He gave us the push we needed when we were behind and the praise we needed when we were ahead. To everyone involved, I thank you for your help, time, and sometimes patience. Producing this yearbook has been a unique and satisfying task for me and I hope everyone else involved. It has been an experience to look back on and never forget. Thanks again, Class of 1978, for making the yearbook possible. This is your book — Read and ENJOY! Carol Mayell Editor-inChief 1978 ROCK —PATRONS The Earth Family Best wishes +o the Class of 1978 from Steve Lauder and Family Mr. and Mrs. Brock Larry Brown '78 Josephine and Edward Crowley The Doherty Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Daneil Gilloon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gottcent Mr. Henrich Kindly Contributed Jeffrey and Susan Herschenhous Alice Kearns Koala-T Caramics Workshop by Laurie Mr. and Mrs. McA.ulla, Joy and Charley Mr. Sev The Shamroth Family Betty Trapnell Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence VandeWater Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wetherell 204 Mr and Mrs. Dave Abut David Abut Alice and Tony 2 14 76 Andy 78 Aunt May R.R. 77 Renee Banta '78 Priscilla Barth ’78 B G.’s Restaurant Billy, Randy and Kmberly Mr and Mrs. Ernest Bishop Bobby 78 Boog(ie) Mr and Mrs. H. Brotman Susan Brown ’78 Susanne Brown 'll Lori Calabress '18 Albert Cambell ’78 Kevin Carney 88 John Carney 85 Mike Carney ’76 Otto and Jamne Capone Mr and Mrs. John Celiberti Maureen Chelius ’79 Chris 78 and Chrissy ’79 Chris 78 and Diane ’78 C.l.A. Anne G. Cohn Mr and Mrs. Harry Conklin Cheryl Conklin ’86 Kathy Conklin ’80 Kevin Conklin ’91 Tim Conklin Mary Jean Cossa ’78 Lauren Owenar ’78 Bobby Decker 88 Dorothy Decker Eileen Decker ’78 Lynda Decker’76 Joseph Decker Christine DeGallo ’78 Mrs. Deutschman Drunken Duo J.T. and L.S. Duke ’78 Ed P. Finley says ' Goodbye’’ Capt. and Mrs. Dimitri Efstathiou Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eiberson Erin’78 Frank Falco — 1 of the 9 Lisa Perrara Mr. and Mrs. George Faulkner Ike Faulkner ’74 Steven Faulkner ’71 5th period Calculus ROCK Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Ray Foster Ed Friedman 18 Mr. Friesleben Dennis Gennaro Dennis Gennaro Laurie Gleason ’74 Danny Gillon ’78 Ginny ’78 Chris Goldman ’78 GOOD FRIENDS GALLERY, LTD. Barbara Goodspeed Bill Goodspeed Billy Goodspeed 'll David Goodspeed ’79 Joanne Goodspeed ’86 Mark Gottcent ’82 Mary Gottcent ’78 Greggles T. and Douggles M. Marc Greenspan '19 Billy Hartt’78 Mr. and Mrs. A. Holzgruber Liza lannucci Irving the imaginary thing Gerri Jackson (Faulkner) ’69 John Janes Johnny j. Wanny W. and Chrissy No John and Barbara Joyce’78 Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Keenan M M Francis P. Keenan Deb Kletzky XI Bobby Klose '78 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Klose Mr. J. Kusel The Lewald Family Linda ’78 Lud ’78 David M. Ludwig ’94 Mr. and Mrs. C. Machovec Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mahnken Mark and Linda ’78 Mari Face 'll Marshy Carol Mayell ’78 JoAnn Mayell ’73 Ricky Mayell ’72 Rita Mayell Robert Mayell Me and my Shadow ’78 Mr. Mike ’78 Mrs. Elinor Miller Mr. E. Miller E.R.H.S. Theresa C. Mirabelli ‘Mother Jane” Mrs. Murch’s Daughter '78 Mrs. Mulroy Susan Muss ’79 Nancy ’78 and Joey ’ll Noirin O'Boyle ’79 Tommy O’Boyle ’81 Mr. and Mrs. T. O’Boyle Margaret O’Boyle ’78 Owen ’74 and Pat ’78 Gabriella Petrucci '18 Greg Pollock ’84 Poofy ’78 Rap '78 Rose and Wayne Jim SanFilippo Mrs. L. D. Schatzle Diane Schatzle Harris 61 Donald Schatzle ’66 Regina Donnelly Schatzle 70 Julie Schatzle '61 Dennis Schatzle ’69 Jacqueline Schatzle ’74 Janice Schatzle ’77 Joyce Schatzle ’78 Carolyn C. Schempp William F. Schempp Lori Shamroth ’78 Virginia Shields Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Smith Sociology Period 2 Frank Stano '16 Louie 'll Lisa ’79 Jonathan ’88 Summer Gloria and Richard Szika Mr. md Mrs. Sheldon Stern The 5 Sharkers” 78 Brian Turner ’78 Uncle Jack ’78 Mr. and Mrs. P. Unfricht Beth Unfricht ’78 Carl Unfricht ’82 Phil Unfricht 'll Michele Vialonga ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vito Warren and Carol ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Warren Meff White ’78 Mr. and Mrs. David Yoswem You Gotta have Art 205 Your Hosts The Colwells Congratulations, Class of 78 A Special Congratulation to OUR OWN Mary Gottcent Albert Campbell Charles Pentola Chris Goldman Michael Connolly The 1978 Rock Staff Would Like to Thank CAROL STUDIOS Carol Mayell...... Christopher Brande Michele Koperweis Bianca Romano . . . Michael Wetherell. John Caragiulo . . . Warren Kipling . . . Lisa lanniello..... Vincent Della Ratta Hope Brotman . . . Cynthia Sykes .... for Their Guidance and Excellent Photography Sincerely, ...........................................Editor-in-Chief .........................................Assistant Editor .........................................Assistant Editor ..........................................Literary Editor ..........................................Literary Editor ........................................Photography Editor ........................................Photography Editor .......................................Photography Manager ...............................................Art Editor .........................................Business Manager .........................................Business Manager 207 LY9-1222 Established 1910 Charles Krull Son, Inc. Plumbing and Heating Contractors 338 Atlantic Ave. East Rockaway, N.Y. 11518 East Rockaway High School Parent Teachers Association President ...................................................Marie Celiberti 1st Vice President ............................................Ann Klose 2nd Vice President...............................Barbara Goodspeed Recording Secretary......................................Josephine Pernice Corresponding Secretary.............................Mary Jane Foster Treasurer...........................................JoAnn Mahnken Past President.............................................Barbara Stern 208 _ Kipling's Camera, Inc. Long Islands Largest Repairs on all makes of Cameras Domestic and Foreign Projectors Strobe units, Light Meters Research and Analysis (516) 561-1640 331 West Merrick Rd. Valley Stream, N.Y. 11581 John John Jr. Warren 1st Row (I. to r.) — L. Donza, M. Agruso, M. McWilliams, R. Greenspan, E. Hamsley. 2nd Row (I. to r.) — T. lannielio, D. Hamsely, T. Murphy, J. Barth, L. Hamsely, D. Olew-niki, M. Romero. 3rd Row (I. to r.) — B. Weicholz, W. Kiermier, K. Conklin, B. Watkins, C. Loos, J. Smith, M. Caraguilo, L. Smith. 209 Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 The East Rockaway Teachers Association Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 Joseph Decker Electrician 593-4763 15 Rhame Ave., East Rockaway PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Mel Weitz' Food+owns Congratulations Each one of you is special to us. Fondest wishes for the future. SEPTA Chi Sigma Sorority Chrissy Abut Jeanne Allen Patti Barbara Debbie Blassberg — Historian Kathy Castignaro Teresa Cinque Barbara Comiskey Gail Conforti Sharon DeFren Cathy Indelicato — Historian Kim Kakareko — Sgt. at Arms Terri Kaminskas Linda Kata — Sgt. at Arms Debbie Kletzky Maria Landeras Karen Leonetti Maureen McTague Treishie Murphy — Coor. Sec. Karen Olewnicki — Treasurer Jeanne Racioppi — President Linda Schaefer — Rec. Sec. Lisa Shamroth — Vice President Joanie Ward Mary Ellen West — Corr. Sec. Cathy Zubelik Susan Zubelik The Special Education Unit of East Rockaway Best Wishes to the Class of '78 The Sykes Family Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 From the Caragiulo Family 213 Best Wishes to the Class of Trainland, Inc. 1978 (516) LY9 7080 Tom's Sunoco 293-297 Sunrise Highway Lynbrook, N.Y. 11563 Good Luck to the Morty's Class of ’78 From Modern Cleaners 432 Atlantic Ave. E. Rockaway LY9 9482 Wardon We have the know-how” and Caterers experience for all your drycleaning and laundry needs Ask the People Who Know East Rockaway Printing Mailing, Inc. 59 Mam Street East Rockaway, N.Y. 11518 (516) 599 2053 Dick's Deli Hot and Cold Heroes Homemade Salads 306 Atlantic Ave. East Rockaway Tel. 599 9688 Compliments of Wild Duck Inn Herbro Pharmacy 101 AlthouseAve. East Rockaway, N.Y. 95 Main St. East Rockaway Sheila Dwight 214 F O Television Co., Inc. Authorized Dealer of Sylvania, G.E. and Sony Sales — Services Natural Artificial Joseph Martin Florist Inc. 43 Mam St. (516) LY9 3434 E. Rockaway, N Y. 11518 (516) LY9-3251 56 Main St. East Rockaway, N Y 563 Atlantic Ave. LY3 6766 Sunrise Auto Parts Best Wishes Centre Ave. P.T.A. Levittown Foreign and American 1 Block East of Wantagh Pkwy. Lynbrook American 1 Block East of LIRR 2705 Hempstead Tpke. 579 7500 321 Sunrise Highway LY3 3232 • Everything Automotive • Compliments of: Lynbrook Stationers Inc. 24 Atlantic Ave. Lynbrook, N Y. 11563 Goldy's Wine Liquor Store LY9-1069 Ceramics and Crafts Supplies 1 Legion Place East Rockaway, N Y. Ceramics and Crafts Classes Good Luck Pickers Pharmacy Fireside Crafts 'N' Ceramics Wholesale and Retail Arlene Bauer 53 Main St. 516—599 9716 E. Rockaway, N Y. 11518 215 Imported Specialties Home Cooking Atlantic Delicatessen Catering for All Occasions 599-9545 68 Atlantic Ave. Lynbrook 11563 Congratulations Class of '78 LY9-1110 D M Station Delicatessen 4 Ocean Ave. East Rockaway, N. Y. 11518 Compliments of Rhame Ave. P.T.A. head factory Unisex Haircutters 438 Atlantic Ave. (516) LY3-1888 East Rockaway, N Y. 11518 (516)599 9277 Open Evenings Mur-Lee's Men's Boy's Shop Quality 48 Atlantic Ave. I LY9-7777 Style Lynbrook, N.Y. 11563 Compliments of CaJuuiJ. 436 Atlantic Ave. East Rockaway 599-9293 Tel. (516)887-2925 Compliments of John Laskas, President Vitality Sleepshop; JS4 FLOUUERS Abe Gilden 339 Sunrise Hwy. Lynbrook, N.Y. 11563 Lynbrook, N.Y. 11563 599-9835 270 Atlantic Ave. East Rockaway, N.Y. 432-9783 28 W. Park Ave. Long Beach, N.Y. 1is „STRONAUTS WALK AND .. 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