Fallsburg High School - Focus Yearbook (Fallsburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1974 volume:

4 mary w. jaywondcr w mona m 5 jack and ralph arthur r. patricia s. andrra b. robbic k. william $. duanc h. joi k. paui n. paul I. Sieve e. stoned-soul” lct’s-bc-f fiends” it’s been a hard day’s night” gee, my bra is killing me” 10 i can’t believe i ate the whole thing incest is the best” rock-el-wclch i ain’t” bongo, bongo, bongo, i don’t want to leave the congo” you must have been a beautiful baby, but baby look at you now 11 AS7WEU ATER05IE TURNS . . . PHASE I It all began when we invaded the Senior High, bugging the Senior Class for dates for our functions — which we never got . . . President Ingber denied having anything to do with any class meeting, while Spiro T. Neukrug called for more integrity in the government . . . Press Sec. Kan- trowitz denied Ingber’s involvement in top secret material such as our trip to Palisades . . . Sec. Treas. Smith absconded with the Palisades funds and flew to Camp David . . . Even with an unresponsive legislature, the Speaker of the House of G.O., Brizcl, was able to pass lib- eral legislation allowing representatives without tenure to hold office . . . Spies from Tri-Valley and Monticello, alias Millstein and Schwartz, invaded the school, were cap- tured and were sentenced to four years of hard labor at F.C.S. . . . Our Best Senator Harry was in charge of the investigation, and cross examined witnesses for the Vir- ginia Reel and Alice B. Toklas movies. Hearings adjourned, will be resumed September 1971 FREEZE 12 PHASE II Hearings reconvened . . . President Ehrlich chickened” out a dinner and $200.00 was mysteriously discovered in Secretary Treasurer Hinton’s hands . . . Watergate con- spirators Steffi, Ilene, and Beth were sent to Family Court, and were sentenced to a Chief of the F.B.I. J. Edgar Far- ber” lecture . . . The Necromancy committee was over- ruled by the incumbents, but we managed to float” over the Watergate . . . The Republican committee for the re- election of Ehrlich held a benefit cake sale at the Pines, which netted $150.00 . . . President Ehrlich retreated to the confines of Big Tupper to compete in the States . . . Is Senator Malamud ever going to finish his testimony by June?. . . Lord Of The Flies Steiglitz gave his own Sepa- rate Peace Plan for Our Brave New World . . . Repre- sentative Michaelson’s testimony was . . . ah . . . fre- quently . . . ah . . . interrupted by . . . ah . . . Hearings adjourned until September 1972 thaw . . . FREEZE car -ay. :::v. rna OfiMij •■■■■I |WTWMi • am VMM CMMI MfMWO.OO ■- • « • annui - •mvmin iiMiaon ttOXDAY. NOV. 27 � 30 6AUI FREEZE PHASE III President Arthur’s bid for an auction to stabilize the economy was aborted . . . It has been reported that Secretary Treasurer Shcinwald received $50.00 for the junk” the President pushed under the table . . . Believe it or not — Spiro T. Neukrug was elected Vice President for her third time — scandals and all. She attributes her success to censorship of the press . . . The debu- tantes and their escorts attended a fund raising dinner at the Tamarack, which resulted in a loss of $150.00 . . . Sena- tor Jay Baby Kasofsky said this whole affair just does not jive” . . . Senator S.O.B. Beytin became the first senator of the United States of F.C.S. to be convicted of selling secret formu- las to the enemy. He was sentenced to listening to eternal tape recordings of his arguments with Steffi ... It has been reported that Nancy and Duane have still been fraternizing in the halls of the capital, even after a restraining order was placed upon them by Sen. Dean McDermott. . . Rumors have it that Marc will be heading the Senate sub-committee on Band and the Idio- syncrasies of Joseph La Ruffa . . . Hearings adjourned until September 1973. . . PHASE IV We started our September 1973 hearings with 50% of the representatives missing . . . Rumors have it that they were bug- ging S.GC.C. . . . President Brizel tried to ''wash away” all evidence at a secluded spot in Woodridge . . . His next attempt was to plant info in magazines which were distributed by secret agents in each town . . . Secretary of the Treasury Smith has been seen receiving twenty dollar bills from members of the House . . . Mem- bers of the President’s staff have been secretly meeting on Wednesday nights for unknown reasons . . . FLASH — Vice President Spiro T. Neukrug resigned due to her failure to pay her $20 income tax . . . The President has appointed civil rights leader Millstcin as his new vice president ... By majority vote of the House, Sec. of State Kantrowitz was re- elected once again . . . Due to miscalcula- tions by the appropriations committee, the planned trip to Peking ended up in a trip to Washington . . . T.V. coverage of this trip was censored for obvious reasons . . . King Nciderman was brought up before a Federal Court for refusing to turn over his tapes ... On June 23, 1974, all the mem- bers of the House were exonerated and their chains of bondage were lifted . . . They were last seen filing out of the edu- cation chambers in size order . . . LET IT BE KNOWN that never again will these hallowed chambers be filled with such dis- tinguished conspirators. . . 15 18 MR VAN VLEET catching him reading the sports in his office MR NASO a smile MISS HASBROUCK graduating from a pishypass to a Spanish pass MISS STAPLETON having her teach you in srudy hall what your other teachers didn’t in class MR HALCHAK having him as a swimming teacher and never seeing him get wet MRS BERGER a fredda berger hold the ketchup ES MR LaRUFFA little Joey’s I.Q. MR MICHELSON finishing his final and finding out you didn't have to memorize that short definition of his- tory MR. WILES running him ragged, hearing him say shod up.” and getting a five week letter for talking too much MR. PRIMACK learning driving and boyscout- ing simultaneously and bribing him with buttered rolls MR LONGO traveling around the world in 45 minutes MR CECIL seeing him all dressed up at bas- ketball games MRS. KASOFSKY clicking on the desk for silence with her stamper then . . . MISS HUBA seeing someone under thirty in the typing room and wishing you were back in the seventh grade and taking typing MRS ANDERMAN hearing her and Mrs. K. verbally plan dinner MR KASOFSKY seeing him at gradua- tion parties MR. LEVY working for him at Davos MR RUSH ting caught cheating a test by circumstan- evidence MR DENNING seeing a wholesome American man turn hippie in your senior year MISS ANTHONY finding a pearl in your kitchen 20 MRS BRADSHAW outlining in her class then hearing Mrs. Kapito tell you she taught Mrs B everything she knows MR BEYTIN missing a double period or chemistry . . . right class? MRS KWARTLER having the Special-T of the house MRS. WALTER finding out from her today that SATs were yesterday MILLIE tracking her down for clean towels and missing your entire gym class because of it MR ISAAC finding out that seniors arc not required to take his speed reading course anymore % MR FOO. MRS KIRK. MR JOHNSON seeing new faces in our school MRS GROSSMAN going outside for a first period gym class in just black shorts . . only to sec her stroll down the steps in her down ski parka ... and gloves . . and warm-ups . . and MR HARDIK learning what Penn- sylvania upchuck is MR SCHOLEFIELD having him as your best friend . . and your best coach, even if the board won’t let him be MR ALLEN having him as a gym teacher and hearing your parents tell you what he was like when they had him 21 Marc had his own apartment for six weeks and everyone partied asked Albert D. REMEMBER THE TIME THAT . . . to name some ethnic groups and Albert answered Mr. Michelson Pollocks” 7 Ilene and Debbie N. became ( fag ot ’s David S. was fat Mr. Beytin called us tombstones because we all fell asleep in his class Michael B. locked his keys in his car, Arthur unlocked it and Michael proceeded to lock them in again Debbie D. had acupuncture Janice went to a Chinese restaurant for supper with the tennis team one year, but refused to go the next because she had become Glot-Kosher Sandi and Beth went out of a window naked in 4th grade Richie L. wanted to jump off the side of the Guggenhiem Debbie D., Debbie N., Beth and Steffi dressed up as the Beatles in the Halloween parade Roberta took off Debbie N.’s bra in Mrs. Cohen’s math class Isabel and Marjorie Joy set a bunsen burner on fire and were afraid to tell Mr. Beytin Steffi asked Mr. Malamud if he needed a road map after he pulled down a chan of the reproductive system Joyce was Nancy and Nancy was Joyce Robbie broke the window in room 34 Rumor had it that Eric had a wooden foot Ik and Mrs. Kapito checked it out � ' X . ■t n 22 Lib) rvP eih! Debbie D. and Ina M. took off school and went to the city on Valentine’s Day and got caught David S. and Debbie N. went to the city to eat crepes prom night We sang Christmas Carols at the Old Age Home Marcia and Joyce asked Miss Huba if they could skip class and then they started to skip around the room Arthur and Richie walked in on Steffi in the bathroom in Florida Eric froze tropical fish and kept his scabs in his shoe box and Mr. Neiderman used it in his book Debbie N. and Roberta P. took a shower together and Debbie wouldn’t take off her towel Roberta and Ilene beat up Loren and Elisc called the police Ski team rivalry between Monticcllo and Fallsburgh Steven E. went after Mike B. braces with a magnet Sandi got kicked out of Mr. Lachterman's room for insubordination We used to ride the bus to school Mrs. Millsein asked what is it when you share people and Danny W. yelled an orgy” Steffi and Beth put powder in Roberta and Mona’s beds in Florida Paul Nishman got hit on his bicycle There was a successful G.O. 26 Steffi asked Mr. Malamud if whales were smooth on the bottom when they were studying the Reproductive System Marc and Brian had a head-on collision in the school parking lot Our class float The Necromancy Paul N. was the cross-country ski team Ina M. sewed up Mitchell P.’s pants and Roberta P. called her mommy Mr. Duncan said to Linda C, Boy, you have small feet”, and she answered, Boy, you have big eyes” A Phyllis wrote right” and left” on her thumbs in Driver Ed. class Shanda’s affair with Mona Joi got engaged Duane and Nancy weren’t holding hands Abby, Beth, Norman, and Steffi got arrested for disturbing the peace when they sang Christmas Carols on the street on Christmas Eve Peter Driever came to school once Sandi G. got caught for breaking in the bathroom wall in elementary school and five other girls got away with it , Robbie ate dead flies Terry and Paul rode bicycles to school everyday Mr. McDermott caught Mona in the boy’s locker room Marc told off Mr. Bey tin after he had been caught talking during a regents review class 27 imcLflQ PRjiypu y This is Debbie Neukrug, T.V. and movie critic, reporting on the opening of the new smash Wilson play, ”1974.” It has been thirty years since the curtain fell on our graduation exercises, now the curtain is about to rise again, this time for the opening of the play ”1974.” The play is being presented at the Rivoli Theatre in downtown South Fallsburg. Mrs. Ilene Ingber, who retains her maiden name, is now happily married to a well-known con- struction engineer. She built this theatre with her own scaffolds, especially for the premiere. The play is to start at 9:00 p.m. It is now 8:25 p.m., and some outstanding personalities are beginning to arrive. Stepping out of matching Ferraris, I recognize four people distinguished in the field of science: Dr. Robert Kahn of the Woodboume Medical Center, who has achieved world renown with his book entitled ”A Fly a Day Keeps the Doctor Away;” Dr. David Smith and Dr. Steven Sheinwald, famed for their amazing discoveries which led up to the cures for laziness and the giggles, respec- tively; and Dr. Steven DiVito, famed chemist who has left his job at Oxford University to take over 11th grade chemistry at FCS. Just to the left of us a special chartered jet from Washington is landing. Everyone is rushing to the plane now as the president of the United States, Michael Brizel, alights. President Brizel arrives with members of his immediate staff: the Hon. James Street, first black chief justice of the Supreme Court; Mona Millstein, U.S. Ambassador to South Africa; Roberta Paul, Secretary of the Interior Design; and Beth Kantrowitz, newly appointed head of the President’s commission on care for the underprivileged. At the end of the entourage, we find the President’s faithful secretar- ies: Linda Cummings, Marcia Decker, Nancy Conklin, Joyce Mitteer, and Cathy Rosemary Woods” Eltz. Standing in front of the billboard, I see some men talking. They seem to be rather important and well-to-do. I recognize one of them as Mr. Lance Wichinsky, head of the American division of Mercedes-Benz, Inc. Mr. Wichinsky just donated a car to the FCS Driver’s Education Program. Receiving the car were Driver’s Education teachers Michael Slobodow and Brian Biederman, who will be sure to give it the best of care. With them are Steven Gershon, Paul Lucyk, and Marc Gertner, co-owners of a chain of garages throughout the U.S. Sitting on the board of directors of this great corporation are Duane Hannold, Arthur Rosen, and Paul Hershewsky. I can now see Jack and Ralph Waldman approaching. Their new hit revival of A. Martin Neid- erman’s best seller novel, Brothers,” can be seen one week from tonight at the Rivoli. A few of the fabulous Fallsburg Trotters, Ricky Woodard, Norris Gilmore, Chuck Hinton, and Terry Patton are now entering the theatre in their usual fashion —dribbling a basketball. Here come the stars of 1974,” Robin Cook and Richard Lebed, famous for their television and movie appearances, and here tonight to perform in this nostalgic play. Back stage are Peter Dricver and Michael Green, world known for their exceptional abilities in electrical engineering, partying in the projection booth. Strolling down the sidewalk now is the writer of this play, Stephanie Wilson, winner of the Pulitzer Prize. Surprisingly enough, Miss Wilson is unescorted tonight. With her, though, is the play’s producer, Connie Hull, the woman who chose producing over a very promising acting career. Here comes the band leader that beats all! He’s Eric Abis. Abis has toured the world playing his tuba, and is now receiving royalties for his new graduation march. Hi, excuse me, folks. I just had to say hello to Mr. Steven Ehrlich, star of the U.S. Olympic Ski Team, and Sandi Garelick, world famous artist. Also with them are three members of the Olympic Gymnastic Team, Laura Hewlett, Jan Terwilliger, and Shanda Gadsden. Over to the left of the theatre, I can see a crowd gathering around the famed rock group, Stoned Soul,” Willie Bubba” Adamson, Patty and William Seawell, Andrea Brown, Shirley Bennett, Mitchell Patterson, Jaywonder Williams, and John Whidbee. Coming out of a Cadillac limousine at the time are Debbie Denenberg, Ina Miller, Phyllis Lubell, and Faye Perlman, big executives at Helena Rubenstein, Inc. With them are the famous fashion models, Elisc Podwill, Isabel Martinez, and Denise Zimmerman. Wow! Look at the men turn around as they enter the theatre! The crowd is going wild now. The spectacular silent film star, Terry Dill, approaches. Escort- ing her is organic farmer, bicyclist, Paul Nishman. Rumor has it that his wife, Susan Podhurst, is ill at home due to one of her fad starvation diets. Here comes the international chess champ, Danny Wasserman. With him are Mollie Goodman and Janice Osdoby, top executives of Manachewitz Kosher Wine Co. mm . — ' v.- . nsi 33 CWESST a U BOOSTERS 34 ve mN iEAH CURRENr WIR£ CLUB 35 CHORUS ENSEMBLE SiaSECREW TWESPWJ sociejv 37 Camera Shy: S. Wilson, R. Paul WONOR. SOCIETY 6.0. 38 39 40 43 CROSS COUMRV 44 SEAWELL MITCHELL BRODIE BUBBA CHUCK NORRIS EARL CHUCK MARC coach McDermott and ricky, capt NORRIS TERRY CARMEN MILDRED BETH ILENE 48 J. V. EAQKEmLL J. V. SOCCER- KEITH MO MIKEM. TRACfC SAJD FIELD EARL ROBBIE MICHAEL G. 52 MONA BETH 7ENMS OWNS MARC JANICE PATTI VOIE OLL MARY ISABEL HELDI40CKEV ANDREA sure don’t taste like tomato juice ’ a slow boat to china?” listen sweetie, i just have to have this recipe” ain’t nothing like an aqua velva man” mitchcll: ”i think this bottle’s loaded, it never stops on me!” 58 REMEMBER WHEN . . . Mary W. Wouldn’t go anywhere without her portable tape deck. Paul N. climbed the pole in the lobby and Mr. Michelson asked him if he was man or monkey. Laura H. fell asleep in Health everyday. Paul H. became a hot” car dealer. They closed down the 40 corridor bathroom. There was a soda machine in the lunch room. The bump. Shirley Ann and Ricky The Cuban Misslc Crisis and when we had to hide under our lockers. There were Halloween parades. Seawcll paid his class dues. Debbie N. pulled Arthur out of a ditch with her pick-up truck. Mitchell Proyect proposed a student court. Mr. Levy slid into home base for Gregg. Mr. LaRuffa read play rehearsal today” as Deep Throat”. David’s mother got into a fight at the play-off game. Two trucks tried to pass each other while Steffi was in the middle of a K- tum in front of the school. Roberta dropped a quarter in the pickle jar at Kaplan’s, and stuck her hand in it to get it out. Kevin M. almost caused a race riot at a student run assembly. Albert took over the Monticello Raceway. We had our sixth grade play. Slob turned into Mike and Martin at the close of his senior year. Rock was young . . . Mike G. got a Beatle haircut. Debbie N. asked Mr. Friedman to room with her in Washington. Lois Q. gave 2 chickens to each kid for Easter. Mr. Kasof sky and Gertner played an enduro card game. Debbie N. handed in her lit- erary work on time. Juan S., Eddie M., and Carlos M. and their racing cars. Cornwall wouldn’t show up to play us. The swimming team almost won a meet. Steven S. used to get up and explain” in Mrs. Cohen’s class when someone did not understand. We had a prom. They used to give money BACK to seniors who didn’t go to Washington. We played strip poker, seven minutes in heaven, and post office and don’t forget spin the bottle. There was animosity between the Woodridge” kids and the Fallsburg” kids. Connie beat up Norris. Beth, Steffi, and llcne built a cabin in the woods. Debbie N. broke her arm on Lois’ stomach. Roberta called Mrs. Cohen, Miss Notebook. We stayed up all night to write our term papers. We went to see the Statue of Liberty and the bus driver got lost and we went through the Holland Tunnel 5 times. 59 REMEMBER WHEN . . . Duane and Nancy wore twin clothes. Norris got a crayon stuck in his nose. Denise called Mrs. Cohen, Mrs. Cosine. William C. volunteered to mop up the gym floor after the basketball game. Arthur R. got his new wheels. Danny, Paul N., and Marc M. broke into the old Woodridge school. There was the DUZ Ricky pulled his warm-ups and his playing shorts off at a basketball game. Marcia took over the front office. Mona popped a balloon in Mr. Michelson’s class and he said Ah . . . put that in your yearbook. Albert took over the Great G.O. James’ mother only allowed shakin’ hands but no kissin’ at his party. Gertner stared at Chamow all during class. Alfrcda L, Jeannie S., Gma P., Doreen C, Susan S., and Alan G. used to go to school with us. Beth and Seven E. had mono, and mysteriously enough Wendy didn’t get it. John H. became a cop. Carmen, Renee, Debra P., Shanda, Jaywonder, Mike M., and Janice O. graduated early. Steffi and Roberta went to buy ski underwear at Whipple’s when it was 80° Beth and Michael B. held hands in the planetarium, while Arthur waited for Roberta. Nikki B., Abby, Gwen, Lois, Jan, Donna and Barbara went to school with us. Paul C. wore a dress to school. Mitchell P. got his hair cut and wore a hat all day. Brian B. ate a steak dinner. Paul N. showed everyone his webbed feet. Loren P. and Laura Y. went to Albany for their senior year. Terry D., David G. and Dawn M. graduated in January. We had a football betting pool. 1974’s 1 basketball team. Diane and Sammy. Arthur became a famous guitar palycr. Eric composed his first concerto. Ilenc introduced the Woodridge kids to boy- girl parties. Elise P. moved to Florida every year, but came back every year. John W. and Mitchell P. got the Popa Duz’’. Mr. Neidcrman called Lance’s car a Mazda, and Lance cursed at him. Elise K. graduated two years early. Davos had the whole basketball team working for it: Terry, Seawell, Bo-Bo, Norris, Chuck, and along with them a few more from FCS: Mona, Beth, Mr. Levy, and Mitchell P. Terry and Seawell got sent to the office for touching Faye P. Moses got caught in the girl’s bathroom. 60 THE PROPHECY (ewt't) Jody Chamow and Paul. Caramico arc aJso here. They went into business together in a uni-sex salon. Rumor has it that they are doing well together, odd as that may seem. Approaching arc the co-editors of Bride’s Magazine, Joi Kobrin and Dawn Matarazzo. Directly in back of them arc Arthur Schwartz and Albert Dishner, the owners of Monticello Raceway. I sec a few muscle men approaching. They arc the athletic directors of the President’s Program for Physical Fitness, Keith Mintz (believe it or not), Marc Mednick, and Moses Robinson. But look how red their eyes are! It must be those late hours in the gym behind the mats! Well folks, it seems that just about everyone is here, and the production is about to begin. Now you will witness the grand opening of ”1974,” one of the greatest plays of our time. All things arc as they were then, except you are there. You remember the class that graduated from the Fallsburgh Central High School in 1974 on that memorable night of June 23rd. We leave them now so that they might continue to embark upon newer and higher, ever grow- ing endeavors. The end of our high school years is a start of our new lives. Each and every one of us has the highest of hopes and dreams. May our class be blessed with having our dreams come true, our hopes realized. ERJCABfG UALUAfAAE£M£ON Science Club 9, 10; T.V. Club 11; Thespian Society 10, 11; Senior Band 9-12; County Band 9, 10, 12; Area All-State Orchestra 10; All-State Band 12; Chorus 12 Whaddya mean I’m sharp” Soccer Team 11,12; G.O. Del. 11 SWIRLS'BENNETT Life is a rehabilitation, let’s take it as we � can. 64 WDR BROU N BRIAN Bf£DERMAN Beady Eyes” Soccer Team 11, 12; Swimming Team 10-12; Ski Team 9; A.V. Club 9, 12; Scuba Club 9, 11 Don’t burn he chicken” W CWABL BR12BI t W 4 W Foggy” Class President 12; A.A. 10-12; Comet Staff 10-12; Comet Editor-in-Chief 11; Editorial Editor 12; Focus Staff 12; Current Affairs Club 10, 11; Junior High G.O. President 9; Band 9-12; Rep. Youth Commission 10-12; Leo Club 10-12; Leo Treas. 10-12; Nat’l. Honor Society 11-12; Ski Team 9 12; J.V. Baseball 9,10, Cross Country Team 11; Prom Comm. 11 A person has few friends, but many acquain- tances” O.B.” FHA 10, 11; Softball Team 11; Soccer Team 9-12; J.V. Basketball 10,11; Field Hockey 12; Girl’s Sports Club 11; Ecology Club 11 A woman grows bigger from the things she does, and she makes life more a challenge for a young man.” FtfULCaRdMJGO Caramico” Science Club 9; Current Affairs Club 11-12; Ecology Club 10-12; A.V. Club 9,12; Wres- tling Team 9,11-12; Stage Crew 12; Radio Club 11 With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be care- ful. Strive to be happy.” Chess Club 11, 12; T. V. Club 11; Track Team 11; A.V. Club 12 Clem” God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things 1 can, and wisdom to know the differ- JOCYCWRAJOU HONCYCONfOJN ence. MABOADGCK£ UNCA CUMM1NGC MLLAM CRAIN fi “Lynda Littletree” “Tracks” Honor Society 11; Baseball Team 9 “Be yourself ... To give as much as you can, because you have to be able to give some- thing in order to receive something. When your cup is full, then you can’t get anything else in it. So you’ve got to give some away in order to bring it down a little bit, to let more in.” “Marsh” FHA 9,10 There are three lessons I would write Three words as with a burning pen. In tracing of eternal light, Upon the hearts of men. Hope, Faith, and Love. Thus grave these lessons on thy soul — Hope, Faith, and Love; and thou shalt find Strength when life’s surges rudest roll. Light when thou else wert blind.” 67 DGBO AUVGN N DGvrro «Whop” Chess Club 10; Track Team 9; Swimming Team 11; Photo Club 10; G.O. Del. 10; Auto Club 9; Rocket Club 11 All experience is an arch, to build upon.” Stage Crew 9, 10; FHA 9; Tennis Intra. 9-11; Infirmary Vol. 11; Recycling Committee 9, 10, Yearbook Typing Editor 12 1UB JLQA DILL Debs” FHA 9; Band 9-12; Chorus 12 «I believe in the sun even when it’s not shin- ing; I believe in love even when I’m alone; I believe in God, even when He is silent.” a NBurzucu ALBERT DfSWNER Dish T.V. Club 11, 12; Current Affairs Club 9 12; Chess Club 11, 12; Wght. Lifting Club 9,10; Sr. G.O. Pres. 12; Leo Club 9-12; Swimming Team 10 12; Soccer Team 11, 12; Wrestling Team 9 Stage Crew 9-12; Sound Manager 10-12 Earl’ Cross Country Team 9; Soccer 10-12; Ski Team 9-12; Ski Team Cape. 12; Tennis Team 10; Track Team 11-12; Chess Club 10, 11; Current Affairs Club 11; Class Pres. 10; Jr. G O Del. 9; Sr. G O. Del. 10 Anyone who imagines that all fruits ripen at the same time as the strawberries knows nothing about grapes.” Fifty Cents a Sheet’ 69 OWRVNEUZ JAMES FCLDER ' Pis not in mortal to command success; but when we do more things sempreitemally; we’ll deserve it.” Ecology Club 11; Chorus 9,11 Life, learning to love. Experience, learning not to hate. Time, passes slowly when we arc young. Time, passes quickly when we are old and have lived or have wasted our life. Fading away, Like a bird that flics. Like a river run dry.” L 3URA FRUM2J If you’ve never done it, words can not explain it. If you have done it, there is no need to have it described.” £TEV€N GG CUON QHANQA G4DSDEM Sha” Soccer Team 9-12; Basketball Team 9-12; Volleyball Team 9; Ficldhockey Team 10-12; Softball Team 10-12; Sports Club 9-12; G.O. Del. 12 Into my heart’s treasury I have slipped a coin that time cannot take nor will a thief be able to purlain it — Friendship and Mona.” 'Sandi' Thespian Society 11; Yearbook Art Editor 12; Jr. G.O. Treas. 9; Band 9-12; County Band 9, 10; Sr. Band Sec. 12; Honor Society 11,12 • . . And the seasons they go round and round And the painted ponies go up and down We’re captured on the carousel of time We can’t return we can only look behind From where we came And go round and round and round In the circle game.” 71 MARCGER7NER Chess Club 12; Swimming Team 9-12; Div- ing Team 11,12 NORRJS GILMORE Soccer Team 9-12; J.V. Basketball 9,0; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; J.V. Baseball 9, 10; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Chorus 12; G.O. Del. 9. Love is a funny thing Shaped like a lizard. Runs down your heart strings And tickles your gizzard. You can fall from a mountain. You can fall from above. But the great fall is, When you fall in love.” OaVfD GOLDBERG Bookstore Clerk 10 12 72 DUANE «ANNOCD MOU-V GOODMAN Pollock” Soccer Team 10-12; Baseball Team 10-12; Basketball Team 10,11; Intramurals 9-12 Today is the first day of the rest of your U CHAEL GREEN Stagecrew 9-12; Track Team 11; Honor Soci- ety 11; Co-Lay-out Editor, 12. G.O. V. Pres. 11; Chorus 10 F UL WER£WEU £KY IflUKA MEU LE7T Girl’s leadership Club 12; Chorus 10, 12; Intramurals 9-12; Volleyball 11, 12; Softball 11, 12; Field Hockey 12 Love is the sun under which everything thrives.” CWR!££ WILTON Chuck’ Soccer 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Basketball 9-12; G.O. Del. 9-12; Class Treas. 10; Chorus 12; Chorus Pres. 12; All-State Chorus 12 CHESTER HOBEV I V JOHN WVNK Connie” Band 9 12; FHA 9; Chorus 12; Thespian Soci- ety 12 In the chilly hours and minutes of uncertainty I want to be in the warm hold of your loving mind; To feel you all around me and to take your hand. Along the sand Ah, but I may as well try and Catch the Wind.” 75 IIEN INGBER. Lcnc” Class Pres. 9; Leo Club 9-12; Cheerleader 9- 12; Cheerlcading Co-Capt. 12; Intramurals 9,10; Band 9-12 Like the sands of an hourglass — So are the days of our lives.” O WtAJAVOQfc 'Cindy' ROBERT MWN Robbie' Pres. Advisor 12; Science Club 9; Thespian Society 9-12; A.V. Student Man. 12; AA Trcas. 11-12; Thespian Society Pres. 12 Year- book Business Editor 12; G.O. Del. 12; Track and Field 11-12; Model Congress Del 11; Stage Crew Manager 9-12 76 RICHARD L£BED BE7W KANIRCWTZ JOf KjOBRIN Joei” Chorus 11; Volleyball 9; Baseball 10; Score- keeper J.V. Baseball 10 Life is not a mystery to be solved, it is a real- ity to be experienced.” Thespian Society 9-12; Thespian Society V. Pres. 12; Stage Crew 9-12; Science Club 9; T.V. Club 10, 11; G.O. Del. 9-12; AA 9-12; Band 9-12; Ski Team 9-12; Baseball Team 9- 12 I’m sick and tired of hearing things from up-tight, shortsighted, narrowminded hypo- crites, all 1 want is the truth! Just give me some truth! I’ve had enough of reading things by neurotic, psychotic, pig- headed, political politicians all I want is the truth! Just give me some truth! B.J” Class Sec. 9, 11, 12; Comet Literary Editor 12; Yearbook An Editor 12; Thespian Society 9; G.O. Del. 9; Band 9-12; Chorus 11, 12; Teacher’s Aide 12; Youth Group 1; Tennis 9- 12; Tennis Intra. 9-12; 'Cheerleading 9-12; Chcerlcading Opt. 12 You give but little when you give of your possessions, it is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” Richie” 77 NfifUAN L£JB0U TT2 Phyl” G.O. See. 12; Girl’s Sports Club 9 It happens in a flash, but the memory of it lasts forever. It cannot be begged, borrowed, or stolen, but it is of no earthly good to any- one until it is given away. So if in your hurry you meet someone who is too weary to smile, leave one of yours, for no one needs a smile quite as much as he who has none to give!!” mJLiuoric Track and Field 11 78 ww wmzAzzo wowblmauga Izzy” FHA 11, 12; Girl’s Leaders Club 11, 12; G.O. Del. 12; Volleyball Team 11, 12; Volleyball Intra. SMI; Basketball Intra. 9,10 Life, without love, is sad; and time stands still: What we refuse to him, to death we give; and then, then only, when we love, we live.' Photography Club 9-11; Band 9-11; Swim- ming Team 9; Track Field Team 10 1 don’t give a damn — I tried.” ISABEL MARTINEZ Matza” Love is a beautiful Dream.' 79 MARC UEDMCJ6 Maypo” G.O. Del. 9; Band 9-12; Jr. Band Pres. 9; Sr. Band Pres. 12; Sr. Band V.P. 11; All County Band 11; Teacher’s Aid 11; Syracuse Univ. Gt. Conf. Schol. Winner 11; J.V. Baseball 9; Tennis 10-12; J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Varsity Basketball 11, 12 Intensify the pleasures — diminish the pains — and you will achieve the elusive fantasy of happiness. fNA UIUXR Inz FHA 9; Band 9-10; Focus Staff 12 I looked for my soul; But my soul I could not see I looked for my God; But my God eluded me I looked for my friend; And there I found all three.” MONA UILLSTEJM Class V.P. 12; Thespian Society 9-12; AA 11, 12; Current Affairs Club 9-10; Focus Staff 12; Honor Society 11,12; Girl’s Sports Club 9-12; Chorus 11; G.O. Del. 9-11; Basketball 9-12; Capt. 12; Cross Country 10; Tennis 9, 11-12; Field Hockey 11-12; Volleyball 9-12; Soccer 9, 10; Track and Field 12; Intra. 9-12 If a plant can’t live according to its nature, it will die, and so a man. DEB0E NEUKRUQ JCfrCE-MflTEER, Red” G.O. Del. 9; Band 9-12; Honor Society 11, 12; Basketball 9; Track and Field 9, 11, 12; Cross Country 11,12 No one feels another’s grief, no one under- stands another’s joy. People imagine that they can reach one another. In reality they only pass each other by.” Qass V.P. 9,11; Band 9-12; Band V.P. 12; All County Band 10; All State Band Alternate 11; Yearbook Literary Editor 12; Leo Club 11,12; Tennis 10-12, Capt. 12; Intra. 9-11; National Honor Society; Prom Comm. 11 Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, glory in the flower, we shall grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind.” 81 IWLNfSWMAN WOJUL Fm ZQOV Soccer 9 12; J.V. Basketball 9; J.V. Baseball 9; Varsity Baseball 10-12 Nish JANfCE OSDOBV Dobie” Current Affairs Club 10, 11; Knitting Club 10, 11; G.O. Del. 9; Band 9 11; Jr. Band Pres. 9; Intra. 9 11; Cheerleading 9; Tennis Team 9, 10,11 Stage Crew 9-12; Ski Team 9,10 How can I comment on something that hardly affected me. T ZRYFmOV Soccer 10-12; Basketball 10-12; Baseball 10- 12; J.V. Basketball 9; J.V. Baseball 9; J.V. Soccer 9 WI shall not return.” RjOBGRJZUWL Bert” Band 9 12; G.O. Del. 9; Yearbook Lay-Out Editor 12; Cheerleading 9-11; Intra. 9; Tennis 10, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; County Band 10, 11; Teacher’s Aid 12; Comet Staff 11 That’s beautiful. That’s real. The moment was temporary like everything is. Nothing in life really stays. And it’s beautiful that they go. They have to go in order for the next thing to come. You can almost add beauty to a thing by accepting that it is temporary. So I think you’ve got to live your own life — or else someone else is going to be living part of your life for you.” Baby child as a man as a living grain of sand Sitting on the ever changing shore Greeting the sunrise Picked up upon the gypsy woman Hair flaming night as ravens even sleep . . . rainbow cloth. Tambourine complimenting her chant and choice of graces and love her bad. I actually looked upon her on my right. . . coming forth and Baby child then looked his left to eye and II or 12 women, men and little ones approached. They clad in their master’s wish White robes swaying to be baptized. These two worlds crossed each other in front of me, when, afterwards. Baby child sipped a heartful of ocean, spat out the waste and walked upon the New Day. QUCON POWUR£T I am he as you arc he as you are me and we are all together.” DEBRA POSTEtL Debbie” Volleyball 9; G.O. Del. 9,11; Chorus 11 Charity is what we need to survive.” EUSE PODU ILL Lisy” Stage Crew 9; Thespian Society 9; Tennis 9 MOSES ROBfMSOJ Mo” J.V. Baseball 9-10; Cross Country 10-12, Capt. 12; Wrestling 11-12, Capt. 12; Track and Field 11-12, Capt. 12 4ETWUR, ROSEN Carms’ Girl’s Leaders Club 9-12; Chorus 12; Volley- ball 9,10; Soccer 9; Cheerleading 10-12 People you love most die physically but live on in our hearts.” 85 AJZtUU GOMAJZlZ Art” Class Pres. 11; AV Club 11; Leo Club 11; Boys State 11; Cross Country 9-12; Basketball 9-10; Tennis 11-12; Skiing 11-12 I am always alone with myself. I only live with other people.” Band 9; Chorus 11-12; Field Hockey 12; Girl’s Leaders Club 12 BSJRJOA SWELL Wlim SWELL B6 STBWCWNWALD Steve’ Class Treas. 11; Current Affairs Club 11; Focus Staff 12; G.O. VP 12; G.O. Del. 9, 11; Band 9 12; County Band 9; County Orchestra 12 Laughter is the best medicine.” MICHEL CLOBODOU Mike’ AV Squad 12; AA 9-12, Pres. 10-12; TV Club 11-12; Thespian Society 11-12, Treas. 12; Chess Club 12; Sports Announcer 10-12; Comet 11, 12; Stage Crew 10-12; Band 9-12; County Band 9; Leo Club 11-12; Swimming 9-12; J.V. Baseball 9; Varsity Baseball 10-12 The more one gives to others, the more he has.” Q4VTD S U TR Class Treas. 9, 12; Stage Crew 9; Weight-lift- ing Club 9, 10; Yearbook Spons Editor 12; Leo Club 9-12; Honor Society 12; Soccer 10- 12; Swimming 10-12; Wrestling 9; Prom Comm 11 There are two ways of spreading light: To be the candle, or the mirror that refleas it” 87 J4 UES STREET Shubie” G.O. Del. 9-11; Thespian Society 9-12; Comet 10-12, Editor-in-Chief 12; Wrestling 9; Debating Team 12; Honor Society 11-12; Radio Club 11; Ecology Club 11; Leo Club 10-12; Explorer Club 11-12; Current Affairs Club 9-12 Just because you have silenced my words does not mean you have affected my thoughts, or changed my mind.” JANVCtTERWfLUSER, FHA 9-12; Girl’s Sports Club 9-12; Soccer 9- 12; Field Hockey 11-12; Basketball 9-12; Vol- leyball 9-12; Softball 9-12; AA 11-12; Band 9- 11; Chorus 10-12 I think that whenever I see one I’d rather have been one than still be one.” J4CJGU'ALDfiAAN Band 9-12; AV 9-12; Stage Crew 9-12; Cam- era Club 11,12; Rocket Club 9 JOMNU MDBEE Soccer 9-12 RAU WALDMAN Band 9-12; TV Club 11; Stage Crew 9-12 CAMEL WASHERMAN AV 9; Stage Crew 9-12; Intra. 10; TV Club 10-12; Chess Team 11-12; G.O. Del. 9; Band 9-12 MJLDfcEDU WIDBEE LANCE-MCUINCkX Rene” Basketball 9-12; Soccer 9-12; Field Hockey 9- 11; Softball 9-11; Volleyball 9-11; Chcerlcad- ing 9-12 People should always think of themselves as one on the top. But never think so high that they forget about the tribulations of their brothers or sisters, black or white, who are trying hard to get somewhere and be some- one. Life is a challenge and a change — meet it and then defeat it. Be for real for yourself, not for me.” I love wine. I love ladies. I love driving my white Mercedes!” Jay” Chorus 12; Volleyball 9-10; Basketball 10; G.O. Del 9; Booster 12 I decided long ago to stick with love . . . hate is too great a burden to bear.” J0MONDG IMLIWS 90 STEfWJfElMLSOM OnSlMLUA W£ Murray” Steffi” Honor Society 11-12; Comet Staff 9-12; Thes- pian Society 11; Comet Lay-Out Editor 11; Yearbook Editor-in-Chicf 12; G.O. Del. 9; Band 9-12; Band Sec. 9-10; Band Treas. 11-12; All-County Band 9-10; Vol. Program Chair- woman 11; Amer. Cancer Society School Rep. 11; Cheerleading 11; J.V. Cheerleading 9-10; Soccer Intra. 9; Tennis Intra. 10-11; Ski Team 12; Ski Team Asst. Coach 12 Negative feedback is better than none. I would rather have a man hate me than over- look me. As long as he hates me, I make a difference.” G.O. Del. 11; Girl’s Leader’s Club 10-11; Chorus 10-12; Basketball 10-12; Volleyball 10-12; Field Hockey 10-12; Soccer 10-12; Baseball 10-12 Many arc the names applied to friendship, but where youth and beauty enter in, there friendship is rightly called love, and is held to be the fairest of gods.” 91 RiOO lVOOqORD Cross Country 9; J.V. Basketball 9; J.V. Base- ball 9; Soccer 10-12; Varsity Basketball 10-12, Opt. 12; Varsity Baseball 10-12 DWiaaMMKW Denis” Scorckeepcr — Swimming 9 12; Spelling Team 9-10; Yearbook Staff 12 The future is a world limited by ourselves, in it we discover only what concerns us and, sometimes by chance what interests those we love the most.” ROBfN GOOfC Cookie” Band 9 12; FHA 9-12; Thespian Society 9-12; Honor Society 11-12 Little do men procede what solitude is and how far it extendeth, for a crowd is not com- pany, and faces are but a gallery of pictures and laughter but a tinkling cymbol, where there is no love.” 92 OURLO E, OUR RESPECT, AND OURTfWJRS . MR. FRIEDMAN — HARRY” D. Ncukrug — Literary Editor k.' •• M. Brizel and R. Kahn Business Editors B. Kantrowitz and S. Garclick An Editors !. A. Greenberg Photos R Paul and M. Green Lay-out Editors S. Wilson Editor-in-Chief T. Dill Typing Editor D. Smith Spons Editor Mr. Jay Kasof sky Faculty Advisor gsmmm tag| alia MmI 94 95 96 DEDICATION UBERT ©ONZALES REFLECTIONS Hey Cisco, throw me the ball! But the wild-eyed Puerto-Rican Threw up a thirty-footer instead. Wh x sh! The nets snapped back. He kicked his feet and danced downcourt After face-jobbing the big white dude Press-'em, press-'em, bellowed the Fiery-eyed Irishman, and Cisco reacted with A steal. Cousin, Cousin, the coach screamed again Anti the red-headed Spanish boy drilled a Perfect pass to Black Lightning coming Down the lane. The crowd erupted with a crazed distortion Of sound anti the kid with the headband nearly Fell off his seat on the bench. Defense. Defense was now the chant as his Quick hands intercepted the next pass. He swept the ball and threw up a fadeaway in the (orner as he used the opposition's rattled center. Their awe stricken coach got jittery and called time out. But it was tcx late. The lex ker rcx� m was madness-hand-slapping, screams of Joy, and that familiar devilish laughter heard Above all else . But now. the crowd cheers to someone else's heroics. The locker room insanity is still there. But with different faces. He was no Shakespeare. Not a Freud or some mythical hero of a Greek Tragedy; A jokester, an occasional prank. An often sparkling wit . . a friend Smiling thoughts and ec hoes of memories Marc Meclnick THE FOCUS STAFF would like to gratefully acknowledge the following merchants and individuals. This publication could not have been possible without their help. PATRONS South Fallsburg Leo Club South Fallsburg Volunteer Rescue Squad Cliff's Service Station The Kunis Family The Madnick Family Pop-Ins Pancake House Mr. and Mrs. David Rashkin Russo Realty John Collura John Duncan Liquor Store Resort Printing Mr. and Mrs. John D. 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SERVICE Woodridge Special Thanks To: MICHAEL BRIZEL ROBERT KAHN MONA MILLSTEIN BETH KANTROWITZ STEFFI WILSON DAVID SMITH Let me entertain you. Hey, Moma That’s an Earl Dua.” I know your application is here somewhere. •V t ic jf MU Little Joey’s pillowcase.” I’m on the top of the world looking down on creation Where were you in ’62. Eating up the profits.” 'M If