Freeport High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Freeport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1982 volume:

Table Of Contents Introduction 2 Senior Class 8 Senior Life 40 Underclassmen 56 Student Life 82 Faculty 96 Academics 110 Activities Performing Arts 122 Sports 142 Community 172 Advertisements 182 VOYAGEUR 1982 youn PASSPORT TO A NEW ERA Freeport High School South Brookside Ave Freeport, New York 11520 Volume 55 2 In the beginning of this century, man was astonished by the miracle of flight. On December 17, 1903 in a small town called Kitty Hawk in North Carolina, Wilbur and Orville Wright succeeded in their “flying machine.” Twenty-four years later, Charles A. Lindberg ama ed the world by making the first solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean. He took off from Roosevelt Field, Long Island, on May 20, 1927 and landed at Le Bourget Airport in Paris. The flight lasted 33l 2 hours. This great accomplishment, which seemed at the time an incredible feat, became trivial when compared to what the future held. Man no longer looked to the sky, instead he looked to the stars. On July 20, 1969, the Apollo 11 fulfilled the dreams of man by placing him on the moon. Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. were the first men to achieve this goal. Man was still not satisfied. In 1976, the Viking I and II were sent to investigate Mars. Scientists noticed that all of the planets were in a straight line felt compelled to send the Voyageur I II to Jupitor, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. On April 12, 1981 the Columbia Space Shuttle made it’s first flight into space and returned safely. This year, on November 12, it was sent on a second successful flight. This Shuttle has now opened the doors to a New Era. 3 Sharleen Sutton ordering a yearbook from Carol Ileana waiting for a friend in the lobby. Noreen, Sonya and two friends sell pretzels. Vernon Wiggins and a friend during their lunch period. 5 Barbara Swanson walking to her first Mary McKeown enjoys the senior privilege of driving, period class. Datid Bumpus Just as flight has progressed so have the students faculty and administration of Freeport High School. We too are at the beginning of a New Era. This school year, the students have become more involved in activities and sports than in the past few years. There is more to this era than becoming involved. Originality and pride are also stressed. This sense of pride has united not only the students among themselves, but also the students with the faculty. Most students will probably remember two, three, or perhaps more, teachers as friends, who have helped them progress. Our education and experiences at FHS will serve as our Passport to a New Era. 6 Michael (.older and Pam Kalimanis Amy Adler, Jane Roller, and Marianne Thomson Friends talking in the lobby. Keith Bender and Jennifer Schwekindiek Barbara Gates, Melissa Badger, and Ketin Madison Ana Duran, Ana l.ozano, and Iris Hernandez Theresa Mulligan and Bambi Jensen 7 SSV13 HOIN3S Social changes occur constantly in all societies. Each generation faces new challenges. Four years of education at Freeport High School have provided a basis for the class of ’82 to meet the challenges which will affect its future. Some of the graduates of the class of ’82 may become famous for their accomplishments and open for all of us the doors to a new era. It shall be an era of uniqueness. Each year, thousands of students graduate from high school, and take with them the knowledge of what they have learned throughout their high school years. Whether they go on to get a job, attend college, or join the armed forces, they use their education as a foundation for their future. Now is the time when we learn to grow with society and create our own space in which we will become more independent and mature. Here is where we must accept that many bonds will be broken, only to build new ones. Our memories, experiences and education are our passport to a new era. 9 Deirdre Dwyer and Sharlene Sutton 10 Guendalina Norris and Yvette Thomas Emilio Goez and Robin Sanderson Patty Sierra and Mr. Davis 11 Nancy Rosenberg discussing plans for the senior variety show with Michelle Colon. Nemesio A. Abraham III James Abramowitz Tracy Ann Adamczyk Angela Y. Adams Ronald E. Adams Amy J. Adler Deborah Alexander Myron Ames Louis Anderson Roberta Anderson Christpher L. Anner Karen Arthur 12 Blanch E. Artis Veronica Atkinson Cynthia Avant Jacqueline Annette Bade Sandra Baldwin Michael Barbaro Eileen Marie Barr Gerard Barrow Patrick Bartlett Leonore Basalone Winston Baugh Arthur T. Bedell Jr. Lori-Ann Bender Charles Benoit Lori Bentsen Monique Bernier Judy Billitteri Richard Earl Bishop Grace Donna Bitona Debbie Blinn 13 Betty Eng, Kristin Manitzas. Arianne Haley, and Jeanine Mattie Carla Mims. Monica Vaughn, and Keira Taylor Jackie Bradley. Jackie King, and Frederica Hutchinson Danny l.ovelace, Danny Ramos, and Sherry McCreary 14 SENIOR Book: FAVORITES Soap Opera: Car: 1 Blue 2 Red 3 Burgundy 1 Ordinary People 1 General Hospital 2 Flowers In The Attic 2 All My Children 3 Of Mice And Men 3 Another World 1 Rolls Rovce 2 Farari 3 Trans Am Croup: Movie: Day: Program when you were a kid: 1 Earth, Wind, and Fire 2 Rolling Stones 3 Air Supply 1 Raiders Of The Lost Ark 2 Authur 3 Star W ars 1 Friday 2 Saturday 3 Wednesday 1 Gigantor 2 Speed Racer 3 Gumhv and Poky Song: Actor: Month: Broadway Show: 1 Endless Lo e 2 Very Special 3 A House Is Not A Home Male Vocalist: 1 Billy Joel 2 Barry Manilow 3 Michael Jackson Female Vocalist: 1 Diana Ross 2 Pat Benitor 3 Barbara Streisand 1 Burt Reynolds 2 Billy I). W illiams 3 Clint Eastwood Actress: 1 Jacqueline Smith 2 Betty Davis 3 Miss Piggy T.V. Show: 1 M.A.S.H. 2 Hill Street Blues 3 Dynasty 1 June 2 July 3 August Subject: 1 Math 2 Science 3 English Food: 1 Italian 2 Hamburgers and Erench Eries 1 Chorus Line 2 Evita 3 Ain’t Mishehaten Hangout: 1 New York City 2 Discos 3 Beach at Night Ice Cream: 1 Mint Chocolate Chip 2 Chocolate 3 Vanilla 15 Karlisa “Lisa Blocker ■ Robyn Mindy Blumcnthal Yvonne Bernadette Blyther Dorice Boley Samuel Boone Rita M. Bopp Nancy Bouchereau I-inda Bowens Michelle Bracchitta Carla M. Bradford Jacqueline Bradley Joan Brady Trudy Lorraine Braham Sally Braids Janet Loraine Brenner Erik Brimmage Vickie Lynn Bristel Tamar Brodwin Ray Broems Jerome Brooks lb l.a� on Brown Valerie Michelle Brown John Bruckner Christine Brunie Kim Buchanan William Michael Bumpus Kenneth F.. Burwell II Maria Teresa Cabrera Roxanne Caldwell Noreen Campbell Joyce A. Carl Jannine Carrano Vatina Cambino, Jack Courtney and John Maguire lounge in the lobby. 3 lQJ 17 Terry Tee Carter Patricia Castigliola Milena Cepeda Carl Chang-Alloy Suprio Chaudhuri Karen Christensen Teresa A. Clark Wayne Clark Stacie Doreen Cole Michelle Colon Salvatore C'ordaro John T. Courtenay Robert W. Courtenay Wayne (Cov) Covington Andre Cox James A. Crittenden Jr. Robert Crovella Thor Crutchfield Bryon Edward Daily Thomas Damato 18 Marching band members, Melvin Thompson, Paul Webster, and David Hogan, after a winning game. Debra Anne Dantes Donna Dantes John Daum Carey J. Davis Zelice Marie Davis Yvonne Dawson Tracey K. Denig Darienne DeSalvo Joseph J. DeSalvo Richard Diaz Gregory R. Dillon (Spinoccia) Susan Dillon 19 I.isbeth M. Diringer Kenneth P. Dinsmore Gina L. Dixon James G. DuBon Carla Duffy Moore Deirdre Dwyer Doug Dzurilla Mary Beth Farvolino Betty Eng Aileen Fabrizio Anna Fedullo Michael Fee LeVada Anne Felder John Fernandez Bucheli 20 Kathleen M. Fincken Glenn M. Fjeldstad Michael M. Franklin Dictra M. Forbes Julie Fotinos Mike Flaherty Sonia Franks Janet Fulli Troy Fullone Sharon Anne Gabler Jack Gallegro Jose Galvan Vitina Gambino Earl Vincent Gamble Millie Garcia Merkeide Garcia 21 Stacie Cole and Robyn McKee take a break in the caf. Barbara Ann Gates Michael Gentils Paola Ghauem Wendy D. Gibbons Perry Gill Joseph Gilliam Gena Glass William Goeren Emilio Goez Juan Goez Michael G. Golder Diedre Goldwire 22 G. Enrique Gomez Barbara Heidi Gonzalez Leila J. Goodridge Bill Gorman Elizabeth Marie Gorman Nancie Grace Peggy A. Grant Cheryl L. Gray Mark Greenidge Rhonda Greenberg Leah M. Greggs Daniel Griffin Cynthia Adrienne Groomes Sean P. Grover Dale R. Guy Arianne Haley Evelyn Marie Haines Aaron K. Hamlor Christine Harrington Bervine Harris 23 Kevin W. Harrison Pamela Harrison Rick Hassel James Hasting Lisa Hay Deniece Hedgepeth Stevie Hedgepeth Greg Hennessey Maria Hernandez Terry Higgs 24 Ann Hilaric Maureen Hill Tammye Hill Petrena Hinch Neil B. Hiralall Jean E. Hoffman Keith I). Holdener James Holman Donnalee Holzapfel Daria Lynn Hood Robin Hoper Ellyn M. Horne Sonya R. Horton Dennis P. Hubner Stewart Hum 25 Frederica Hutchinson Maria Irizarry Andrew Iskols Justine J. Jackson Nancy Jackson Michael Jackson Darlene Jeter Rosemarie Johnson Vickie M. Jones Dannette N. Kahn Reba Kay David Kinard Jacqueline King Sridhar Kowdley V. Stephanie Kronen Arthur S. Kerr Charlene Ijidson Patricia Anne Landers George T. I-ang Jeanine 1 Jinza 26 Victor Cozetto orders a yearbook from Diana Lee, while Arianne fills out a receipt. Angelina Lanzy Karen Latham Stacey E. I.attimore Michelle Lavalas Kevin Layton Diana Lee John Lee Patricia Lehl Kim L. Lewis Michael I.ofton Annemarie Loftus Carol E. Long 27 28 Nancy Louie Daniel Lovelace Maureen Renee Lynch Anthony C. Mackie John James Maguire Jennifer Maher Carol Maiorino LaVette Maltic Kristin Manitzas Maria Monegro Deborah L. Manuel Michael Margiotta Carlos C. Martinez F.duardo Martinez John Martone Louis Marzella Janelle Tawanda Mason Shirley Matthews Ariene R. Mayers Jil Mazer David McAndrews Donna McCall Theresa Terry McClaney Christopher E. McCormick Chris McCoy Sherry Darlene McCreary Oscar Maxwell McDonald Yvette McDow Yvonne McDow Kemly McGregor Robyn McKee Laurene McKeown Mary Elizabeth “Mackey” McKeown Dianne C. McLean 29 Bobby C. McMurray Craig S. McPherson Sharon McRae Sheila McRae Mildred Menendez Maria Mercouris Nancy Louie and Lisa Simon do some heavy reading while Joyce Carl takes a peek. Dawn Merecka Maralin Linette Merklin Laurie Bernadette Midgette C'athleen Miller Beverly Mitchell Leueen Molloy Ricky Montes Hector Montesdeoca 30 Be� erly Moore Karen Ellen Moore Cindy Beth Moore Stacy A. Morgan Teddy Bear Morgan Chester K. Morris Timothy Muldowney Dan Mulvey Chaz Myles Myhand Dianne Mules Herbert Nagler Nancy Ness Michelle S. Newton Guendalina Norris 31 Peggy Grant and a friend take a break from a busy day. Laura Dale Norton Thomas G. O'Brien Debra Susan Olin Jose A. Olmedo Wayne Omeir Donna Oquendo Sonja Outlaw Jacqueline Palmer Yvette Patrick Tanya Patricia Patton Clarice B. Pearce Denise V. Pearce 32 t Theresa Piccinone Eugene Pickett Vincent Piraino Lori J. Posey Cheryse Pryor Linda J. Purcell Erik D. Quill Marie Quintalino Diana Quiros Ruben Quiros Jr. Luciano A. Radelich Fernando Ramirez Vlarisol Ramirez Daniel A. Ramos Petra Raser Gary Reaves Mark Reese Susan Reichert Christopher J. Reilly Gavin Derrick Ricks 33 Lovell B. Riddle II Diana Roma Ring Christopher Ripp Michelle Leslie Rivera Richard Rivera Thomas C. Rizzo Jr. Jacqueline Roberson Aaron Roberts Sophia Maurice Robinson Digna Rodriguez Jane Roller Werner Romero Nancy Rosenberg Linda Ruiz de Zarate 34 Lynn E. Ryan Richard Salerno l.orenzo Sampson Susan Ann Schimmel Barbara Schmitt Eric Jon Schwekendiek Helen Marie Sciarrone Tim Selby Kushmattie Sharma Rachel Joy Sheard Jon D. Sheppard Errol Shim Daniel Shuford Carey Sierra Patricia Sierra Edgar Silva John Simon Lisa Anne Simon Angela Renee Simpson Reggie Sims 35 Kenneth Jerome Skates Sue Slobodow Gigi Smeido Kyle “ICE” Smith William R. Smith Nibel E. Sobers Charles Solomon Francine Spagnola Wendy Spofford l.aC honne Springer Adam Sterenberg Jacqueline Stevens Tamisha Niecie Stevens Yolanda Stinson Debra Stoudemire Lori Sullivan Sharlene Starr Sutton Barbara Lynn Swanson Leon Terrone Taylore Webster Taylor 36 Maralin, Sean, Thereasa, Daria, and John- part of the theater art craze. Melvin Anthony Thompson Marianne Thomson Sonia Tomlinson Michael Toney Darleena C. Towns Jesse Townsend Margaret Travers Frank Trotta Pamela Tucker Rhonda Tyson Walter E. Urias Norman D. Vann 37 Monica R. Vaughn Marilyn Vega Debra Vercelletto Karen Vogt Charlene Walker Linda Walker Pam Walker Beth Wall Creola W alls Jacqueline Walsh Mark Walthour Tony W'arren Leslie W atts Paul C. Webster Todd Weisz Theresa White Tracy White Pamela Whiteman Juanita Whitfield Valerie Wiggins 38 Theresa (amelia Wilson Crystal D. Winters Kenneth Edward Wolcott James Wolfe John Woodward Ja-net Wright Keith Wright Kevin Wright Karen Yodice Keith Robert Young Michael Yung Josfc Miguel .apatero 39 Nancy, Mildred, and Marisol talking about biology. 40 SENIOR LIFE School spirit should be one of the most important aspects of everyone’s senior year. Senior Life is meant to be enjoyable, exciting, amusing and memorable. We were destined to make the very best of our limited time together. The Class of ’82 has shown notable creativeness. Only an inventive group of seniors could have brought harmony to this class. The FHS Class of ’82 has started “The New Fra.” Senior Punk Day is an example of the uniqueness and spirit of this era. The spirit that Punk Day arouse was carried through until Halloween. More seniors came in creative costumes than ever before. Traditionally, the senior class puts on a Variety Show. This show brings out the hidden talents in the class as a whole. This year we are fortunate to have Mr. Stanley Davis and Miss Julia V an de Water as our advisors. Mr. Davis has done Variety Shows in the past, but it’s been eight years since his last; and this will be the first for Miss Van de Water. Therefore, we are adding to this tradition a touch of “The New Era.” 41 Wendy (.iddons SENIOR PUNK DAY Michael Colder and J. Van de Water 42 Debbie, Stacie, and Karen Carol Maiorino Every senior class leaves behind it a special mark on Freeport High School. Each senior takes with him the memories of the unique moments his class experienced. The class of 1982 leaves behind it memories of Senior Punk Day, October 1st, 1981. We feel it was not only symbolic of the class spirit we possess, but symbolic too, of the present time. Although Senior Punk Day was created unofficially, we hope it will be recognized for what it was meant to be, a small show of our creativeness and unity. We hope we have left a sense of school pride in our wake. Our class will never forget Freeport High School; we hope it will never forget us. B. Bertaccini and her Survey class. Roxanne Caldwell Susan Schimmel, Maria Mercouris, and Jose Zapatero Y. Me Dow 43 HALLOWEEN Milena Cepeda 44 45 Michelle Colon and Kenny Dinsmore. Carol Long Marianne Thomson and Rachel Sheard 46 Guendalina Norris, Stacy Morgan, Crystal Winters, and Cheryl Gray. Pam Harrison 47 Nanc Rosenberg, Maralin Merklin Jil Mazer, Beth Wall, Jackie Walsh, Jackie Bade, Amy Charles My hand Tony Mugno Norman Vann, Kyle Smith i 48 H R. 235 FRONT ROW: Michelle Stinson, Sheryl Sobers, Melissa Stack, Michele Speciale, Cindy Storm, Theresa Stegner, Sandra Stlouis, Miss Rodriquez. SECOND ROW: W'ini Thomas, Edward I hompson, Anthony Tarantola, Solomon Steren-berg, Stephen Sullivan, Lee Sparaco, Barbara Ston-itsch, Keira Taylor, Robin Snipas. THIRD ROW: Lisa Ann Southerland, Elina Tamayo, Erika Telowitz, Joan Suchan. Michael Sullivan. Charles Streeter, Jeffrey Sweezey, Bryan Stair. H.R. 236 FIRST ROW: Mr. Lieber, Felicia W hite, Priscilla W alker. Karen Whitney, Keith Wilkes, Joseph Vailes, Curtis Tillman, David Wallace. SECOND ROW': Anna Vencebi. Jeff Wicks, Kelly Wicks, Bernita Watkins, Deanna Tucci, David Weir, Michael Weathers, Michael Walters. THIRD ROW: Kathy Wenczl. Bridget Washington, Denise Watson, Robert Vanholderbgke, Andrew Valias, Bert Tobiason, Jean Walz, Karen E lmer. FOURTH ROW: Tawana Turng, Tina W hethers, Stacey W., David Washington, Robert Weinzierl, Henry Van Well. H.R. 237 FIRST ROW : Tonia Willis. Annette W illiams. Diane Washington. Sedrick W illiams, Stephen Young, Mrs. Stackei. SECOND ROW: Mark W right, Joy Williams, Roxanne Wolfries, Hubert Zambrano. Frank Yotagri-Tabor. THIRD ROW: Jorge Yergo, Robert Wismann. Mignon Williams, Karelee Williams, Elizabeth Xiques, Michelle Williams. 65 SOPHOMORES H.R. 300 FRONT ROW: James Allen. Ms. Redhead, Carol Andujar. Subreana Adams, Deidre Ballard, Douglas Addy SECOND ROW: Alexander Aeandor, Priscilla Almodovar. Rene Anner, Thomas Alkins, James Arianas THIRD ROW: Robert Anderson. Richard Arnold, Xavier Abraham. Todd Baber. Joe Abbruzzese, Robert Ballin H.R. 301 FRONT ROW: Lori Berns, Jill Birnstein, Ingrid Bandyk, Stacey Bishop, Rose Body, Tamara Bell, Diane Blinn. Mrs. Zwerlein SECOND ROW': Jen Byrnes, Steven Barry, James Bessel, Johnny Broncano, Timothy Brannigan, Regina Bivona, Brenda Bartlett THIRD ROW: Danny Berry. Daisy Bently, Carlette Benton, Keith Benn, Steven Barnett, Eugenie Baptiste, Seth Blissett, Pandora Brant H.R. 302 FRONT ROW: Deidre Brown, Danielle Buonavita, Denise Brunie, Christine Campion, Shelly Burke, I.averne Brown SECOND ROW': Marco Cabrera. Sandra Canas, Catherine Bumpus, Lynet Callahan, Mr. Greenwood THIRD ROW': Sandra Canas, Catherine Bumpus, Lynet Callahan, Mr. Greenwood THIRD ROW: John Burks, Luis Cabrera, Joshua Butts, Rodney Burns, Robert Bryant 66 H.R. 303 FRONT ROW: Mr. Dieffenbach, Alita Clark, Sharmane Coard, Patrick Cleary, Joseph Chimeri. Andrew Charles SECOND ROW': Gloria Castro, Carol Casanova, Donna Carlson, Anna Candidas, Jessica Chase THIRD ROW: Anna Castro, Dyhala Cedeno, Patricia Cepeda, Robert Coristo, Richard Catropa H.R. 304 FRONT ROW : June Combs, Tracy Cobbs. June Davis, Mary Cowans, Barbara Ann Cromer, Lisa Crittenden. Gary Cox, Mr. Schulz SECOND ROW': Rene C’olocho, Maryann Cordaro, Elsie Conte, Sandra Cole Michele Cotto, Mark Davis, THIRD ROW: Alex Devlin, Charles Dean, Thomas Cumming. John Crowley, John Colon. Sylvester Cotto, Madelyn Delafe, Marie Deangelis H. R. 305 FRONT ROW: Mr. Newton, Liz F.berst, Frank Disarlo, Karen Durkin. Robert Dziedzeich. Lisa Degracia. Adam Dobkin SECOND ROW: Robert Drinkwater, Sonia Estrella, Maria Duran, Kei-sha Edwards, Janice Evans, Clark Dexter, THIRD ROW: Alfina Dimplebottom, Leslie Evans. Nestor Eyore, Gisela Espinal, Lisa Erazo, Richard Ewere, I. uise Dennis 67 H.R. 306 FRONT ROW: Larry Franklin, John Finch, Tom Faruggio, Brian Flaherty, Shawn Fior-ito. Ben Fitzgerald SECOND ROW: 1r. Nepote, Angel Feliciano, F.d Gallo, James Finch, Denis Fowlks, Anita Fredrick THIRD ROW: Tanva Caines, Juan Fernandez, Jean Farrell, Ana Florez, Elizabeth Fedullo, Margret Farley, Maria Gallegre H.R. 307 FRONT ROW: Lorraine Grant, Dana Hanbury R. Green, Dyan Greggs, Dawn Goldstein, Susan Golden SECOND ROW: George Gonzalez, Maria Gomez, Maria Grande. Lisa Garcia, Iieana Garcia. Mr. Jensky, Pamela Groomes THIRD ROW': Shelli Greene, Eva Grillo, Debbie Grempel, Joel Geller, Jeff Goldberg, Lionel Gibbons H.R. 309 FRONT ROW: Zachery Hamler, Henry Hargrove, Sharon Hargrove, Michelle Gittlen, Ta-hira Halloran, Sheryl Hamilton. Denise Hairston. Antonio Hernandez, SECOND ROW: Ravmond Heredia, Clyde Hereman. Nigel Henry, Mary Hes-sion. Shelly Hew, Sorida llerdia, Lewyn Henry, THIRD ROW: Mr. Stanger. Jack Harrington, Derrick Hancock, Fed Harrington 68 H.R. 311 FRONT ROW: Sandra Hood, Rakie Jack-son, Felice Hudgins. Tina Hightower, Linda Hogan, Angela Hill, Crystal Hoist, Arlene Hopkins. Nitza Irizarry, Miss Schular. SECOND ROW: Sheila Holmes, Charles Jackson, Alfreda Hudson, Tracy inglis, Janet Hofmann, Colleen Holland. Andrea Howard. THIRD ROW: Michael Horne. Matthew Higgns, Neville Hughes, William Jack, Todd Holly, Harriet Jackson, Paul Howcott. H.R. 400 FRONT ROW: Heidi Jonson, Deborah Jack. Teresa Johnson. W anda Jones. Bridget! Jeffries, Theresa Jackson, Rolanda Jones. Mr. Porzio. SECOND ROW: Eva Johashon, Karline Joan-Charles, Stacey Jackson. Melissa Johnson, W illie Jant, Charlise Johnson, Tanya Johnson, Tondra Jackson, John Joseph. THIRD ROW: Timothy Jon-ette, Keith Jones, Major Jones, Tyrone Jakins, Clifton Johnson, Leslie Johnson, (Jus Kaparos, Erick Juers. H.R. 401 FRONT ROW: Mr. Dean. Edward Levy. Michael Lenczewski, Kelly Lomangino. Beverly Levine, Wednesday Lanzy, Randi Krigel. SECOND ROW: Raymond Louie, James Liege, Kaiht Koutsa-kosta, Yvonne Kimp, Farl Lewis, Patricia Lamb. Lynn Manes. THIRD ROW: Barbara Lindner, Der-rica Lavender, Tracy Levine, Earnestine Ligon. Rohan Leslie. Francisco Linaris, Adrienne Lockworth. FOURTH ROW: Craig Lindberg, Lansford I.iburd, Richard Lay ton, Christopher Kight, John Kennedy, Kieth Kendrick. Donald Kennedy. 69 H.R. 402 FRONT ROW: Francine McLean, Ethel Lowery. Lisa Mayers, Marie McAuley, Sabine Maynard, Lisa McFadden, C hris Mauldin, Frskine Mattews. SECOND ROW: Anthony McC'urn, Natalie McCalls, Margaret McCoy, Sharon Matthews, Sherrie McClendon, Brian McAusterv, Craig McFarland. John Maldonado. THIRD ROW: Mr. Grinnell, Glenn McGregor, Verlene McClancy, Derwn McGhee, Tanya McDonald. Bryant McNeil, Manuel Mando a, Jeff Mason, Jerome McClough, Chris Manning. H.R. 403 FRONT ROW: Mr. McGraw, Gilberto Morales, Melanie Munch, Marsha Morris, Annette Morris, Yack Myraniloww, Kim Miller, l.isa Meyers, Sylveria Mercer. SECOND ROW: Sam Morales, Karen Miranda. Anna Montesdeoca, Taiwo Miller, John Muckel, Michael Monaghan, Jose Menjivar. THIRD ROW: Jonathan Mendoza, Michelle Mesa, Daniel Moynihan. Anthony Mills, Michael Mickens, Woodley Movse, Charles Miller, Walter Merecka. H.R. 404 FRONT ROW : Barbara O’Gorman, Sara Nunez, Audra O’Brien, Sonja Myles, Heather Parish, Helaine Newman, Traci Palminteri. SECOND ROW: Mr. Terry, Ayse Ozturk, James Orr, Lamont Nance, Rickey Naylon, Da id Pate, Mindv Ochital, Geraldine O’Neill. THIRD ROW: John Oswald, Paul Papali. Stephen Nicolino, Marc Nuccitelli, Carlos Nieto, Juan Olmedo, David Nelson. Gerald Palmer. 70 H.R. 405 FRONT ROW: John Patton, Robyn Patton. Donna Peart, Veronica Purcell, Stacy Phillips, Celeste Rampey, Maryanne Pizzillo. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ruggiero, Shawn Randall, Bernard Patrick, Deborah Pryce, Janette Peterson, Christine Prevete, Christine Rannazzisi, Alfred Perry. THIRD ROW: Andrew Phoenix, Chris Rapone, Rich Paulik, Harley Polikoff, Stephen Piscopio, Vincent Quintalino, Johnny Quiros. H.R. 406 FRONT ROW: Fidelia Rodriguez, Patri cia Reilly, Fred Richardson, I.upo Rodriguez, Cas sandra Relyveld, Ellen Ring, Wanda Rodriguez Mrs. Peters. SECOND ROW: Vincent Rodriguez Ann Marie Reilly, Dario Rodriguez, Sean Robinson Ben Roberts. Marquis Reddick, Steve Reilly THIRD ROW: (Ida Rodriguez, Alba Rios, Ronald Reaves, F.smeraldo Rodriguez, Giovanni Rivas, Vivian Rodriguez. H.R. 407 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Ng, Fabiola Simone, Aryans Simone, Marguerite Simoneschi, Denise Simon, Elizabeth Scotti, Lynne Rowan, Philip Silvers. SECOND ROW: Jerry Shuford, Johnny Saborio, Clare Roth, Jennifer Rvkert, Kerry Sandhas. Nancy Rosewell, Machellc Samuels, Nayvette Santiago. THIRD ROW': Charles Sampson, Paul Saunders, Jesus Sanchez, Richard Simon, Daryl Shakter, Elizabeth Selby, Ronald Ryan. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Schillinger, Felicia Sanderr, Donna Samuels, Jennifer Schwekendiek. Kirsten Seadale, Mitchell Schanke. 71 H.R. 408 FRONT ROW: Sharon Smith, Mary Smith, Vanessa Stevenson. Diana Solomon. Ann Smith, Sue Sweezey, Tina Smalls SECOND ROW: Mrs. Me Enaney, Jimmy Sumner, Kerwin Stephens, Janene Suchan, Dennis Tafoya, Larry Thomas THIRD ROW: Mauriee Skinner, Willie Stinson. Rodney Staton. Byron Thomas, Eric Smith, Way-mon Speight H.R. 412 FRONT ROW : Mr. Bruzzo, Valerie Will-son, Maureen W hritenour, Jean W illiams, Kerri Willoughby, Greg W right, Darin W ise. Ken Williams, Claudia Williams, Norge Yotagri THIRD ROW: Chris W'oodward, Pat Wiseman. Peter Wein-zier, Paul W ashington, Ray W eidner, I.eChone W il-son, Gordon Wolfe, Fughe Whitehead, Roger (Jrias 72 H.R. 410 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Menikoff, William Turner, Karen Toppin, Kleanor Thompson. Renee Thomas, Theresa Walker, Beatrix Torres, Lesly Torres-Guillont. SECOND ROW': Stephen Triano, l.oren o Ward, Jonathan Vailes, Willie Warren. Robert Townsend, James Tullo, Lisa Thompson, lleana Imana. THIRD ROW: Sonia Thomas, Olivia Vonderahe, Debra Lee Tucholski, Stacy Turner, Albert Tuzzolo. Michael Thomson, Tamer Turhan. Christina Van Well. 73 FRESHMAN H.R. 203 FIRST ROW: Brenda Altarez-Paiz, Nancy Abella, Justina Adams, Edward Allman. Joseph Ambrose. Vaughn Ames, James Arias, Mrs. Bencitenga. SECOND ROW: Sharrett Aikman. Merv Acosta, Nicole Allen. Jazelle Adkins, Kenneth Day, Mark Abma. THIRD ROW: Marie Andre, Consuelo Abella. Jeanne Anner, Cheryl Anderson, Julie Ardbaum. Leonel Aldana, Samuel Anduiar. H.R. 204 FIRST ROW : Karen Bader, Vivian Baez Charles Bailey, Timothy Behrens, Christopher Bur baro, Duane Barnes. Dwight Baldwin. Mrs. Barnes SECOND ROW: Regina Artus, Christine Bernar dini. Christina Bi ona. Carolyn Barry, Gatin Bailey Anthony Arthur. Melissa Badger, Joann Berry April Batchelor. THIRD ROW: Fletcher Ashley Daniel Bollacke, Frank Bavaro, Mark Barmore, Al bert Bacon. Tuwana Armstead. H.R. 205 FIRST ROW: Miss Martorana. Kimberly Brown, Theresa Boyd, Sabina Boone, Barbara Bowers, Cynthia Bowiing, Shirley Bruce. SECOND ROW: Adrienne Brigmon. Barbara Buhr, Darrell Byrd, Napoleon Bradley, Royce Brown, Obadiah Brimmage. THIRD ROW': Peter Callirgos, Ian Brodsky, Christopher Broems, Eben Btell. 74 H.R. 206 FRONT ROW: Mr. Blake, Tim Carroll, Judith Cole, Alicia Clark. Sharon Cole, Gina Clinkscales. SECOND ROW : Dina Collier, Tracye Carter, Theresa Carmenappa, Beth Camarasana, Silvia Carranza. THIRD ROW: Mike Cordening. Jose Caraujal, Laurence Clement, Angelo Casson-etto. Chris Carman. FOURTH ROW: Dean Cofield, Ricky Carter, John C'olonna. Peter Cleary, Elmer Crunch. H.R. 207 FRONT ROW: Diane Dickson, Valerie Cox, l.ynette Danielly, Dione Crutchfield. Melinda Curry, Romona Davis, Sean Drew, Kyle Coughlin. Ricardo Delgado. William Crawford. SECOND ROW: Eugene Croker, Eric Curry, John Coreland. Fred Diaz, Andrew Craw, Donald Combs, Belonio Delacruz, Henry Dillard. Alfred Cook. THIRD ROW: Russ Cozzetto. Dan Dean, Greg DiGregorio, Kristyn Coupe. Pat Crispyn, William Delgado, Russ Deglola, Donald Derk, Mr. Valenti. VI1 IlflHS H.R. 208 FRONT ROW: Mrs. McCabe. Delia Espinal, Renee Fells, Anita Evangelist, Felicia Dunbar, Melinda Fenn, Troy Edwards, Matthew Fhren-feld, David Epstein. THIRD ROW: Anthony Edwards, Julio Fernandez. Juan Fernandez, Adriano Feliz, Demetrius Ferguson. Ryan Dziedziech, David Farley, Joseph Farrell, Robert Evans. H.R. 209 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Triant. Diedre Gaither, Rhonda Glass, Joanne Gaines, I.issette Garcia. Brian Ford, Carey Fortemeyer. Dennis Gil-liard. SECOND ROW: Denise Ford, Raquel Fernandez, Verna Gilpin. Bernadette Finch, Colleen Ford, Christen Fonden. I.otelei Fogarty. John Gallagher. THIRD ROW : Sean Fitzpatrick. Tim Flynn, Arthur Glover, Patrick Franzone, Joe Forte. Ricky Giordano, Anthony Ferrara, Danny Floody. 75 II.R. 210 FIRST ROW: Felice Greenberg, Theresa Haegele, Diego Garcia. John Grady, Shaun Griffith. Antonio Grayer. Thomas Grempel. Daryll Harris, Mrs. Cacciatore. SECOND ROW: Jacqueline Goris, Robert Grupski. Carlo Grohovac. Sherton Harris, Emanuel Hargrave, John Haggerty, Charles Harris. THIRD ROW : Gary Greene, Coronda Harris, Jackie Harris. Shirle Haskins, Sabrina Graham. Monique Graham, Toni Hall, Jasper Harris, John Hardwick. H R. 211 FIRST ROW: Darin Hill. Daniel Hinds, Wendv Harris, Crystal Hightower, Leslie Hilton, John Henley, Mrs. Tessier. SECOND ROW: Jeffrey Huhner, Charles llolsey, Mitchell Hirsch, Monique Hinton, Rachel Harrison. Helen Henry. THIRD ROW: Roger Hedricks, Alonzo Hopkins. Grant Held, Robert Hunger. Kevin Hingle. Glder Hidalgo. H.R. 212 FIRS T ROW': Steven Jackson, Tim Jones, F.ric Jemison. Derick Jackson, Anthony Hussey, Larry Innis, Mr. Ferrante. SECOND ROW: Devika Issurdatt, Joseph Jackson, Charlene Jefferson, Ly-trese Jones, Annette Jones, Shanet Hutchinson, Aretha Jones. THIRD ROW: Patty Jones, Fay Jones, Karen Johnson, Gerald Jones, Michael Jones, Robert Jaeger. Chris Jackson. 76 II.R. 216 FI RS I ROW: Vonique McQueen. Karen Meyn, Karen McQuillan, Dalisay McDonald, George McKirdy, Anthony McKeown, Kevon Miller, I.isa Mayer, ( hristine McDermott. SECOND ROW: Heather McKeown, Nicole Mclnture. Sabrina McKay, Falaene Mikes, Dasi Matos. Michelle Miller, Frik McCook. Gordon Mcl.eod. Christopher Miller. THIRD ROW: Mr. Pagano, Cvnthinia McCallister, Sherbi McMurray, Michelle Mcl.ean. Robin McCreary, Nancy McManus, Silvio Melian, Robert Matteson. Charlotte Mello. II.R. 214 FIRST ROW: Piotr Kistela, Robin Kramer. Jane Doe, Kristian Kutlaw, Elizabeth Keene, Gwen King, l.etricia King. SECOND ROW : Michail Kovoros, Anthony Kowalski, Adam Lamon-ica. Janice Doe, Kimberly Klein. Dawn Koeler, Leslie Knox, Sharon Langdon. THIRD ROW: Mrs. George, Andrew Karangianes. Alex Kominos, David Lara, Daniel Lawless, Daniel Kennedy. James LaR-occa. FOURTH ROW: Maurice Kelly, Abraham Lawrence, Jason Jordan, William Lattimore. II.R. 215 FIRST ROW: Jerome Martin, Maxine Lowe, Avon Martin, Victoria Mason, James Let-man, Andrew Marshall. Richard Martin, Reginald Lewis, Vincent Lewis, Mrs. Guttman. SECOND ROW: Novella Letman. Aida Madonado. Adrienne Machnach, Dennis Mah, Paul Levine, Gary Mack. John Doe, Ellen Mahlen, Novclt Mack. THIRD ROW: Kirk Lawrence, Joseph Majczuk, Florencio Luna, Joseph Lobalsamo, Amy Licence, Martha Malave. H.R. 217 FIRST ROW: Kiran Molloy, William Misita, F.stela Moran, Terrence Moore, Renee Moore, Darrin Moore, l.aurington Mulraine. SEC-OND ROW: Ray Morrison, Tammy Mills, Brenda Milo. Reine Moise, Stacey Mouzon. Leon Mosbv. THIRD ROW: Tessa Montalvo, James Moore, Jim Moore. Karen Mosley. srmow H. R. 218 FIRST ROW: Dawn Munch, Elena Paez, I. isa Palminter, Patricia Nicolino, Ncjla Ozturk. Mary Bety Nagle, Colleen O'Connell. Mr. Alan Lis-sauer. SECOND ROW : Yvette Newton, Tanya Murphy, Cora Muckle. Lisa Newton, Amy Nahirny, Lynn Murphy, Daniel Oquendo. Kenneth Nelson, John Doe. THIRD ROW: John Mugno, Michael Pasternack, Javier Pacheco. Peter Nielsen, Hoang Ngueyen, Elwood Norman. Jeffrey Napoles, Jose Louis Pabion, Monroe Nelson H.R. 219 FIRST ROW: Ms. Rode. Elizabeth Powel, Maryann Prag, Kismet Pittman. Monica Perry, Valerie Pickett. Lisa Prayor, Djuana Porter. SECOND ROW: Gary Poucher, Nelson Pena, Arthur Phillips, Frank Prescott, Dean Phillpotts, Antone Poindexter. David Perez. THIRD ROW: George Porter, Lisa Peluso, Richard Paul, Anthony Patton. Patricia Peart, George Prag. 78 H.R. 220 FIRST ROW: John Reath, Christopher Reed, Rodney Richardson. Deborah Reilly, Joann Reilly. Karen Raser. Helen Psihogios, Mr. Peverley. SECOND ROW': Yvette Ricks, Elise Riley, Narciso Ramirez-Pena, Tina Rios-Uopez, Sara Ramirez, Jose Quiros, David Randall. THIRD ROW: Patricia Quiros-Quiros, Doris Quiros, Vicki Price, Dawn Quinton, Kenneth Razzano, Anthony Richie. FOURTH ROW: Angelo Rapone. Thomas Rapone. Terrence Ripp, Greta Price, Margarita Ramirez, Kelvin Reid, Peter Prochilo. H.R. 221 FIRST ROW: Eurique Rodriguez, Devand Sharnia, Kevin Robinson, Gary Robinson, Andrew Scales, Robert Roach. Janice Ryder. Kelley Roth. Mr. Powers. SECOND ROW: Danielle Schultz, Sharon Rivers, Anthony Scalamandre, Craig Rosen. Annetta Scott. Lynelle Seals, Anita Scott, Ana Rodriguez, Juan Rodriguez. THIRD ROW: Angela Roundtree. Karen Samuels, Nelson Saborio, Susane Rivers, Pablo Rodriguez, Victor Shirley. Ana Rodriguez, Rosa Rodriguez, Valentino Rosario, Arturo Rodriguez. H.R. 222 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Harrison, Talitha Si-meona. Ilyasah Simpson, Felicia Smith, Adrienne Simpson, Batheneo Shuford, Kim Smith. SECOND ROW: Chris Smeido, Patrick Simmons, Carla Skinner, Tammy Smith. Gloria Smith, Dawn Smith. THIRD ROW: Gary Smith, Mary Smith, Marcie Smith, Andre Smith. John Skursky. Sharon Smith. 79 M R. 224 FRONT ROW: Theresa Smith, Wanda Smith, Barbara Steel. Jill Spelina. Gilah Sterenberg. Susan Suchan, Angela Strothers, Cheryl Swangin. Lisa Taylor. SECOND ROW: Kerry Stonitsch, John Susino, Greg Swopes, Elizabeth Tauber, Vicki Stewart. THIRD ROW: James Stevenson, David Snow, Patricia Sullivan. Nancy Sullivan, Sherry Solomon, Ronald Storks, Bobby Stelcer, Clayton Thaxter. FOURTH ROW: Andre Stevens, Del Thomas, Dennis Streater, Vincent Sumpter, Gregory Swopes, Mr. K. Brown. H.R. 226 FRONT ROW: John Toe, Patrick Thomas, Michael Tyson. Paul Tomasicchio, Ricardo Torres, Lawrence L'nemotuo. Mr. Small. SECOND ROW: Joleen Vailes. Reny Thompson, Matarasha Turner, Sharon Thompson, Loretta Vann, Sarah Vanderhall, Nathanial Troy. THIRD ROW: Steven Thompson, Jaime Valladares. Debra Wagner, Feliz 'lurhan. Kathleen Tiedemann, Chelisa Thomas. II.R. 235 FRONT ROW: Michelle Stinson, Sheryl Sobers, Melissa Stack, Michele Speciale, Cindy Storm. Theresa Stegner, Sandra Stlouis, Miss Rodriquez. SECOND ROW : W ini Thomas, Edward Thompson, Anthony Tarantola, Solomon Steren-berg, Stephen Sullivan, Lee Sparaco, Barbara Ston-itsch. Keira Taylor, Robin Snipas. THIRD ROW: Lisa Ann Southerland. Elina Tamayo, Erika Telowitz, Joan Suchan. Michael Sullivan. Charles Streeter, Jeffrey Sweezey, Bryan Stair. H.R. 236 FIRST ROW: Mr. Lieber, Felicia White. Priscilla W alker, Karen Whitney, Keith W ilkes, Joseph V'ailes, Curtis Tillman, David Wallace. SECOND ROW: Anna Vencebi, Jeff W'icks, Kelly Wicks, Bernita Watkins, Deanna Tucci, David Weir, Michael Weathers, Michael Walters. THIRD ROW: Kathy Wenczl, Bridget Washington, Denise Watson. Robert Vanholderbgke, Andrew Valias. Bert Tobiason. Jean Walz. Karen Ulmer. FOURTH ROW : Tawana Turng, Tina W hethers, Stacey W., David Washington. Robert Weinzierl, Henry Van Well. H.R. 237 FIRST ROW : Tonia W illis, Annette W illiams, Diane Washington, Sedrick Williams, Stephen Young. Mrs. Stackel. SECOND ROW: Mark W right. Joy Williams. Roxanne Wolfries, Hubert Zambrano, Frank Yotagri-Tabor. THIRD ROW: Jorge Yergo, Robert W ismann, Mignon W illiams, Karelee W illiams. Elizabeth Xiques, Michelle Williams. 65 SOPHOMORES H.R. 300 FRONT ROW: James Allen, Ms. Redhead, C arol Andujar, Subreana Adams, Deidre Ballard. Douglas Addy SECOND ROW': Alexander Aeandor, Priscilla Almodovar, Rene Anner, Thomas Alkins, James Arianas THIRD ROW': Robert Anderson, Richard Arnold, Xavier Abraham. Todd Baber. Joe Abbru zese, Robert Ballin H.R. 301 FRONT ROW: Lori Berns, Jill Birnstein, Ingrid Bandyk, Stacey Bishop, Rose Body, Tamara Bell, Diane Blinn. Mrs. Zwerlein SECOND ROW: Jen Byrnes, Steven Barry, James Bessel, Johnny Broncano, Timothy Brannigan, Regina Bivona. Brenda Bartlett THIRD ROW: Danny Berry, Daisy Bently, Carlette Benton, Keith Benn, Steven Barnett, Eugenie Baptiste. Seth Blissett, Pandora Brant H.R. 302 FRONT ROW: Deidre Brown, Danielle Buonavita, Denise Brunie. Christine Campion, Shelly Burke. Laverne Brown SECOND ROW: Marco Cabrera, Sandra Canas, Catherine Bumpus, Lynet Callahan. Mr. Greenwood THIRD ROW: Sandra Canas, Catherine Bumpus, Lynet Callahan, Mr. Greenwood THIRD ROW: John Burks, Luis Cabrera, Joshua Butts, Rodney Burns, Robert Bryant 66 H.R. 303 FRONT ROW: Mr. Dieffenbach, Alita ( lark. Sharmane Coard. Patrick Cleary, Joseph ( himeri, Andrew Charles SECOND ROW: Gloria Castro, Carol Casanova, Donna Carlson, Anna Can-didus, Jessica Chase THIRD ROW: Anna Castro, Dyhala Cedeno, Patricia Cepeda, Robert Coristo, Richard Catropa H.R. 304 FRONT ROW : June Combs, Tracy Cobbs. June Davis, Mary Cowans, Barbara Ann Cromer, Lisa Crittenden. Gary Cox, Mr. Schulz SECOND ROW: Rene C'olocho, Maryann Cordaro, Elsie Conte, Sandra Cole Michele Cotto, Mark Davis, THIRD ROW : Alex Devlin. Charles Dean, Thomas Cumming, John Crowley, John Colon. Sylvester Cotto, Madelyn Delafe, Marie Deangelis H. R. 305 FRONT ROW: Mr. Newton. Liz F.berst. Frank Disarlo, Karen Durkin. Robert Dziedzeich, Lisa Degracia, Adam Dobkin SECOND ROW: Robert Drinkwater, Sonia Estrella, Maria Duran. Kei-sha Edwards, Janice Evans, Clark Dexter, THIRD ROW: Alfina Dimplebottom, Leslie Evans, Nestor F.yore, Gisela Espinal, Lisa Erazo. Richard Ewe re, I. uise Dennis 67 H.R. 306 FRONT ROW: Larry Franklin, John Finch, Tom Faruggio, Brian Flaherty, Shawn Fior-ito, Ben Fitzgerald SECOND ROW: 1r. Nepote, Angel Feliciano. Ed Gallo, James Finch, Denis Fowlks, Anita Fredrick THIRD ROW: Tanya Gaines, Juan Fernandez, Jean Farrell. Ana Florez. Elizabeth Fedullo. Margret Farley, Maria Gallegre H.R. 307 FRONT ROW: Lorraine Grant, Dana Hanbury. R. Green, Dyan Greggs, Dawn Goldstein, Susan Golden SECOND ROW': George Gonzalez. Maria Gomez. Maria Grande, I.isa Garcia, lleana Garcia, Mr. Jensky, Pamela Groomes THIRD ROW: Shelli Greene, Eva Grillo. Debbie Grempel, Joel Geller, Jeff Goldberg. Lionel Gibbons H.R. 309 FRONT ROW: Zachery Hamler. Henry Hargrove. Sharon Hargrove. Michelle Gittlen, Ta-hira llalloran, Sheryl Hamilton, Denise Hairston. Antonio Hernandez, SECOND ROW: Raymond Heredia. Clyde Hereman, Nigel Henry, Mary Hes-sion. Shelly Hew, Sorida Herdia. Lewyn Henry, THIRD ROW: Mr. Stanger, Jack Harrington. Derrick Hancock. Ted Harrington 68 H.R. 311 FRONT ROW: Sandra Hood, Rakie Jack-son, Felice Hudgins, Tina Hightower, Linda Hogan, Angela Hill, C rystal Hoist, Arlene Hopkins, Nitza Irizarry, Miss Scholar. SECOND ROW: Sheila Holmes, C harles Jackson, Alfreda Hudson, Tracy Inglis, Janet Hofmann, Colleen Holland, Andrea Howard. THIRD ROW: Michael Horne, Matthew Higgns, Neville Hughes, William Jack, Todd Holly, Harriet Jackson, Paul Howcott. H.R. 400 FRONT ROW: Heidi Jonson, Deborah Jack, Teresa Johnson, W anda Jones, Bridgett Jeffries, Theresa Jackson, Rolanda Jones, Mr. Porzio. SECOND ROW: Eva Johashon. Karline Joan-Charles, Stacey Jackson, Melissa Johnson. Willie Jant. Charlise Johnson, Tanya Johnson, Tondra Jackson, John Joseph. THIRD ROW: Timothy Jon-ette, Keith Jones. Major Jones, Tyrone Jakins, Clifton Johnson, l slie Johnson, Gus Kaparos, Erick Juers. H.R. 401 FRONT ROW: Mr. Dean, Edward Levy, Michael Lenczewski, Kelly Lomangino, Beverly Levine, Wednesday Lanzy, Randi Krigel. SECOND ROW : Ra mond Louie, James Liege, Kaiht Koutsa-kosta, Yvonne Kimp, Earl Lewis, Patricia Lamb. Lynn Danes. THIRD ROW: Barbara Lindner, Der-rica Lavender. Tracy Levine. Earnestine Ligon. Rohan Leslie, Francisco Linaris, Adrienne I.ockworth. FOURTH ROW': Craig Lindberg. I.ansford Liburd, Richard Layton, Christopher Kight, John Kennedy, Kieth Kendrick. Donald Kennedy. 69 H.R. 402 FRONT ROW: Francine McLean, Ethel Lowery, Lisa Mayers, Marie McAuley, Sabine Maynard, Lisa McFadden, Chris Mauldin, Erskine Mattews. SECOND ROW: Anthony McCurn, Natalie McCalls. Margaret McCoy. Sharon Matthews. Sherrie McClendon, Brian McAustery, Craig McFarland, John Maldonado. THIRD ROW: Mr. Grinnell, Glenn McGregor, Verlene McClancy, Derwn McGhee, Tanya McDonald, Bryant McNeil, Manuel Mandoza. Jeff Mason, Jerome McClough, Chris Manning. H.R. 403 FRONT ROW: Mr. McGraw. Cilberto Morales, Melanie Munch, Marsha Morris, Annette Morris, Yack Myraniloww, Kim Miller, Lisa Meyers, Sylveria Mercer. SECOND ROW: Sam Morales, Karen Miranda, Anna Montesdeoca, Taiwo Miller, John Muckel, Michael Monaghan, Jose Menjivar. THIRD ROW: Jonathan Mendoza, Michelle Mesa, Daniel Moynihan, Anthony Mills, Michael Mickens, W oodley Moyse, Charles Miller, Walter Merecka. H.R. 404 FRONT ROW: Barbara O’Gorman. Sara Nunez, Audra O’Brien. Sonja Myles, Heather Parish, Helaine Newman, Traci Palminteri. SECOND ROW : Mr. Terry, Ayse Ozturk. James Orr, Lamont Nance, Rickey Naylon, David Pate, Mindy Ochital, Geraldine O’Neill. THIRD ROW: John Oswald, Paul Papali, Stephen Nicolino. Marc Nuccitelli, Carlos Nieto, Juan Olmedo, David Nelson, Gerald Palmer. 70 H.R. 405 FRONT ROW: John Patton, Robyn Patton, Donna Peart, Veronica Purcell. Stacy Phillips, Celeste Rampey, Maryanne Pizzillo. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ruggiero, Shawn Randall. Bernard Patrick, Deborah Pryce, Janette Peterson, Christine Prevete, Christine Rannazzisi, Alfred Perry. THIRD ROW: Andrew Phoenix, Chris Rapone, Rich Paulik, Harley Polikoff, Stephen Piscopio, Vincent Quintalino, Johnny Quiros. H.R. 406 FRONT ROW: Fidelia Rodriguez, Patricia Reilly, Fred Richardson, l.upo Rodriguez, Cassandra Relyveld, Ellen Ring, Wanda Rodriguez, Mrs. Peters. SEC’OND ROW': Vincent Rodriguez, Ann Marie Reilly, Dario Rodriguez, Sean Robinson, Ben Roberts, Marquis Reddick, Steve Reilly. THIRD ROW: I Ida Rodriguez, Alba Rios, Ronald Reaves, Esmeraldo Rodriguez, Giovanni Rivas, Vivian Rodriguez. H.R. 407 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Ng, Fabiola Simone, Aryana Simone, Marguerite Simoneschi, Denise Simon, Elizabeth Scotti, Lynne Rowan, Philip Silvers. SECOND ROW: Jerry Shuford, Johnny Saborio, Clare Roth, Jennifer Ry kert, Kerry Sandhas, Nancy Rosewell. Machelle Samuels, Nayvette Santiago. THIRD ROW: Charles Sampson, Paul Saunders, Jesus Sanchez, Richard Simon, Daryl Shakter, Elizabeth Selby, Ronald Ryan. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Schillinger, Felicia Sanderr, Donna Samuels, Jennifer Schwekendiek, Kirsten Seadale, Mitchell Schanke. 71 H.R. 408 FRONT ROW: Sharon Smith. Mary Smith. Vanessa Stevenson, Diana Solomon. Ann Smith, Sue Sweezey, Tina Smalls SECOND ROW: Mrs. Me Knaney, Jimmy Sumner, Kerwin Stephens, Janene Suchan. Dennis Tafoya, Larry Thomas THIRD ROW: Maurice Skinner. Willie Stinson, Rodney Staton, Byron Thomas, Eric Smith, Way-mon Speight H.R. 412 FRONT ROW : Mr. Bruzzo. Valerie W ill-son, Maureen Whritenour, Jean Williams, Kerri Willoughby, Creg W right, Darin Wise, Ken Williams. Claudia Williams, Yorge Yotagri THIRD ROW: Chris W oodward. Pal W iseman, Peter Wein-zier, Paul W ashington, Ray W eidner. LeChone W il-son. Cordon Wolfe, Eughe Whitehead. Roger Urias 72 H.R. 410 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Menikoff, William Turner. Karen Toppin, F.leanor Thompson, Renee Thomas, Theresa Walker, Beatriz Torres, Lesly Torres-Guillonl. SECOND ROW: Stephen Triano, l.orenzo Ward, Jonathan Vailes, Willie Warren, Robert Townsend. James Tullo, Lisa Thompson, Ileana Umana. THIRD ROW: Sonia Thomas, Olivia Vonderahe, Debra Lee Tucholski, Stacy Turner, Albert Tuzzolo, Michael Thomson, Tamer Turhan, Christina Van Well. 73 FRESHMAN H.R. 203 FIRST ROW : Brenda Alvarez-Paiz, Nancy Abella. Justina Adams, Edward Allman. Joseph Ambrose, Vaughn Ames, James Arias, Mrs. Bencivenga. SF.COND ROW: Sharrett Aikman. Mery Acosta, Nicole Allen. Jazelle Adkins, Kenneth Day. Mark Abma. THIRD ROW: Marie Andre, Consuelo Abella. Jeanne Anner, Cheryl Anderson, Julie Ardbaum, Leonel Aldana, Samuel Anduiar. H.R. 204 FIRST ROW: Karen Bader, Vivian Baez, Charles Bailey, Timothy Behrens, Christopher Bur-baro, Duane Barnes, Dwight Baldwin, Mrs. Barnes. SECOND ROW: Regina Artus, Christine Bernar-dini, Christina Bitona, Caroly n Barry, Gavin Bailey, Anthony Arthur, Melissa Badger. Joann Berry, April Batchelor. THIRD ROW: Fletcher Ashley, Daniel Bollacke, Frank Bataro, Mark Barmore, Albert Bacon. Tuwana Armstead. H.R. 205 FIRST ROW: Miss Martorana, Kimberly Brown, Theresa Boyd, Sabina Boone. Barbara Bowers, Cynthia Bowiing, Shirley Bruce. SECOND ROW: Adrienne Brigmon, Barbara Buhr, Darrell Byrd, Napoleon Bradley, Royce Brown. Obadiah Brimmage. THIRD ROW: Peter Callirgos, Ian Brodsky. Christopher Broems, Eben Bvell. 74 H.R. 206 FRONT ROW: Mr. Blake, Tim Carroll, Judith Cole, Alicia Clark, Sharon Cole, Gina Clinkscales. SECOND ROW: Dina Collier, Tracye Carter, Theresa Carmenappa. Beth Camarasana, Silvia Carranza. THIRD ROW: Mike C'ordening, Jose C araujal, Laurence Clement, Angelo Casson-etto, Chris Carman. FOURTH ROW: Dean Cofield, Ricky Carter, John Colonna, Peter Cleary, Elmer Crunch. H.R. 207 FRONT ROW: Diane Dickson, Valerie Cox, Lynette Danielly, Dione Crutchfield, Melinda Curry, Romona Davis, Sean Drew, Kyle Coughlin, Ricardo Delgado, William Crawford, SECOND ROW: Eugene Croker, Eric Curry, John Coreland, Fred Diaz. Andrew Craw, Donald C ombs, Belonio Delacruz, Henry Dillard. Alfred Cook. THIRD ROW : Russ Cozzetto. Dan Dean. Greg DiGregorio, Kristy n Coupe, Pat Crispyn. William Delgado. Russ Deglola, Donald Derk, Mr. Valenti. H.R. 208 FRONT ROW: Mrs. McCabe, Delia F.spinal, Renee Fells, Anita Evangelist, Felicia Dunbar, Melinda Fenn, Troy Edwards. Matthew Ehren-feld, David Epstein. THIRD ROW: Anthony Edwards, Julio Eernandez, Juan Fernandez. Adriano Feliz. Demetrius Ferguson, Ryan Dziedziech. David Farley. Joseph Farrell, Robert Evans. H.R. 209 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Triant. Diedre Gaither, Rhonda Glass, Joanne Gaines, Lissette Garcia, Brian Ford, Carey Fortemeyer, Dennis Gil-liard. SECOND ROW: Denise Ford, Raquel Fernandez, Verna Gilpin. Bernadette Finch, Colleen Ford, Christen Fonden, I.otelei Fogarty, John Gallagher. THIRD ROW: Sean Fitzpatrick, Tim Flynn, Arthur Glover. Patrick Franzone, Joe Forte, Ricky Giordano, Anthony Ferrara, Danny Floody. 75 H.R. 210 FIRST ROW: Felice Greenberg. Theresa llaegele. Diego Garcia, John Grady, Shawn Griffith. Antonio Grayer, Thomas Grempel. Daryll Harris, Mrs. Cacciatore. SECOND ROW: Jacqueline Goris, Robert Grupski, Carlo Grohovac, Sherton Harris, Emanuel Hargrave, John Haggerty, Charles Harris. THIRD ROW: Gary Greene, Coronda Harris, Jackie Harris, Shirley Haskins, Sabrina Graham. Monique Graham, Toni Hall, Jasper Harris, John Hardwick. H.R. 211 FIRST ROW: Darin Hill, Daniel Hinds. Wendy Harris, Crystal Hightower, Leslie Hilton. John Henley, Mrs. Tessier. SECOND ROW: Jeffrey Hubner, Charles Holsey, Mitchell Hirsch, Monique Hinton. Rachel Harrison, Helen Henry. THIRD ROW: Roger Hedricks. Alonzo Hopkins, Grant Held. Robert Hunger, Kevin Hingle. Glder Hidalgo. H.R. 212 FIRST ROW: Steven Jackson, Tim Jones. Eric Jemison, Derick Jackson, Anthony Hussey, Larry Innis, Mr. Ferrante. SECOND ROW: Dcvika Issurdatt. Joseph Jackson, Charlene Jefferson. Ly-trese Jones. Annette Jones, Shanet Hutchinson, Aretha Jones. THIRD ROW: Patty Jones, Fay Jones. Karen Johnson, Gerald Jones, Michael Jones, Robert Jaeger, Chris Jackson. 76 H.R. 214 FIRST ROW: Piotr Kistela. Robin Kramer, Jane Doe. Kristian Kutlaw, Fli abeth Keene, Gwen King, I.ctricia King. SECOND ROW: Michail Kovoros, Anthony Kowalski, Adam Lamon-ica, Janice Doe, Kimberly Klein, Dawn Koeler, Leslie Knox, Sharon Langdon. THIRD ROW: Mrs. George, Andrew Karangianes, Alex Kominos, David Lara, Daniel Lawless. Daniel Kennedy, James LaR-occa. FOL'RTH ROW: Maurice Kelly, Abraham Lawrence, Jason Jordan, William Lattimore. H.R. 215 FIRST ROW: Jerome Martin. Maxine Lowe, Avon Martin, Victoria Mason, James Let-man, Andrew Marshall, Richard Martin. Reginald Lewis, Vincent Lewis, Mrs. Guttman. SECOND ROW: Novella Letman, Aida Madonado, Adrienne Machnach, Dennis Mah, Paul Levine, Gary Mack, John Doe. Ellen Mahlen. Novelt Mack. THIRD ROW: Kirk Lawrence, Joseph Majczuk, Florencio Luna, Joseph Lobalsamo, Amy Licence. Martha Malave. H.R. 216 FIRST ROW: Vonique McQueen. Karen Meyn. Karen McQuillan. Dalisay McDonald. George McKirdy, Anthony McKeown. Kevon Miller. Lisa Mayer, Christine McDermott. SECOND ROW: Heather McKeown, Nicole Mclnture, Sabrina McKay, Falaene Mikes, Dasi Matos, Michelle Miller, Erik McCook, Gordon McLeod, Christopher Miller. THIRD ROW: Mr. Pagano. Cynthinia McCallister, Sherbi McMurray, Michelle McLean, Robin McCreary, Nancy McManus. Silvio Melian. Robert Matteson, Charlotte Mello. II.R. 217 FIRST ROW: Kiran Molloy, William Misita. Estela Moran, Terrence Moore, Renee Moore, Darrin Moore, l.aurington Mulraine. SECOND ROW: Ray Morrison, Tammy Mills, Brenda Milo, Reine Moise, Stacey Mouzon, Leon Mosb . THIRD ROW: Tessa Montalvo. James Moore, Jim Moore, Karen Mosley. II.R. 218 FIRST ROW: Dawn Munch. Elena Paez, Lisa Palminter, Patricia Nicolino, Nejla Ozturk, Mary Bety Nagle, Colleen O'Connell, Mr. Alan Lis-sauer. SECOND ROW : Yvette Newton, Tanya Murphy, Cora Muckle, Lisa Newton, Amy Nahirny, Lynn Murphv, Daniel Oquendo, Kenneth Nelson, John Doe. THIRD ROW: John Mugno, Michael Pasternack, Javier Pacheco, Peter Nielsen, Hoang Ngueyen, F.lwood Norman, Jeffrey Napoles, Jose Louis Pahion, Monroe Nelson 11.R. 219 FIRST ROW: Ms. Rode, Elizabeth Powel, Maryann Prag, Kismet Pittman, Monica Perry. Valerie Pickett, Lisa Prayor, Djuana Porter. SECOND ROW: Gary Poucher, Nelson Pena. Arthur Phillips, Frank Prescott, Dean Phillpotts, Antone Poindexter, David Perez. THIRD ROW: George Porter, Lisa Peluso, Richard Paul. Anthony Patton, Patricia Peart, George Prag. 78 II.R. 220 FIRST ROW: John Reath, Christopher Reed, Rodney Richardson, Deborah Reilly, Joann Reilly, Karen Raser, Helen Psihogios. Mr. Peverley. SECOND ROW: Yvette Ricks, Elise Riley, Narciso Ramircz-Pena, Tina Rios-Lopez, Sara Ramirez, Jose Quiros, David Randall. THIRD ROW: Patricia Quiros-Quiros, Doris Quiros, Vicki Price, Dawn Quinton, Kenneth Razzano, Anthony Richie. FOURTH ROW : Angelo Rapone. Thomas Rapone, Terrence Ripp. Greta Price, Margarita Ramirez, Kelvin Reid, Peter Prochilo. II.R. 221 FIRST ROW: Furique Rodriguez, Devand Sharma, Kevin Robinson. Gary Robinson, Andrew Scales, Robert Roach. Janice Ryder, Kelley Roth. Mr. Powers. SECOND ROW: Danielle Schultz. Sharon Rivers, Anthony Scalamandre, Craig Rosen, Annetta Scott, I.ynelle Seals, Anita Scott, Ana Rodriguez, Juan Rodriguez. THIRD ROW: Angela Roundtree, Karen Samuels, Nelson Saborio, Susane Rivers, Pablo Rodriguez, Victor Shirley, Ana Rodriguez, Rosa Rodriguez, Valentino Rosario, Arturo Rodriguez. H.R. 222 FIRST ROW : Mrs. Harrison, Talitha Si-meona, Ilvasah Simpson. Felicia Smith, Adrienne Simpson, Batheneo Shuford, Kim Smith. SECOND ROW: Chris Smeido, Patrick Simmons, Carla Skinner, Tammy Smith. Gloria Smith, Dawn Smith. THIRD ROW: Gary Smith, Mary Smith, Marcie Smith. Andre Smith, John Skursky. Sharon Smith. 79 H.R. 224 FRONT ROW: Theresa Smith. Wanda Smith. Barbara Steel, Jill Spelina, Cilah Sterenberg, Susan Suchan, Angela Strothers, Cheryl Swangin, Lisa Taylor. SECOND ROW: Kerry Stonitsch, John Susino, Creg Swopes, Elizabeth Tauber, Vicki Stewart. THIRD ROW: James Stevenson. David Snow, Patricia Sullivan, Nancy Sullivan, Sherry Solomon, Ronald Storks. Bobby Stelcer, Clayton Thaxter. FOURTH ROW: Andre Stevens, Del Thomas. Dennis Streater, Vincent Sumpter, Oregon Swopes, 1r. K. Brown. H.R. 226 FRONT ROW: John Toe, Patrick Thomas, Michael Tyson, Paul Tomasicchio, Ricardo Torres, Lawrence I nemotuo, Mr. Small. SECOND ROW : Joleen Vailes, Ren Thompson. Matarasha Turner, Sharon Thompson. Loretta Vann. Sarah Vanderhall. Nathanial Troy. THIRD ROW : Steven Thompson, Jaime Valladares, Debra Wagner, Feliz Turhan, Kathleen Tiedemann. Chelisa Thomas. 80 II.R. 227 FRONT ROW: Craig Wagner, Kris Will-hemsen. Kathleen Walker, Marcia Wieck, Marco Vargas, Kendall Wilder, Mrs. Shelley. SECOND ROW: Connie Williams, Swazette W; bitten, Glenda Vaughn. Dianne W ashington, l.isa Walsh, Jennifer W'arman, Joanne Weinstein. Margaret W alsh, Marcel Walker. THIRD ROW: Gina Whet hers, Kirk White. Alonzo Whethers, Chris Walsh, Joseph Warren. FOURTH ROW: l ewis Webb, Marcello Williams, Michael W'illiams, John Woe, Michael Walthour. II.R. 228 FRONT ROW: Tanya Young. Wendy W il-son, Marie Young, Venus Williams, Lois Wright, Mrs. Robinson. SECOND ROW: Jeff Young, Dave Zimmer, Winston Williams, Alexandra Yotagri. Ro! n Wise. THIRD ROW: Carl W righton, Mike Wright, Rolph Windhorn, John Yoe, Patricia W illiams. 81 The years of adoloscence are not always easy ones. Many of the experiences which lead to maturity are painful ones. However, there is a bright side to these difficult years. Not all of a student's time is spent on struggling with schoolwork. There are friendships, parties, sports, clubs, and just plain “hanging out”. In later years many will look back upon these days as the happiest time in their lives. Andre Cox shares a thought with Michael Franklin. Arlene Mayers and friends snack in the cafeteria on a relaxing break. 84 85 Greg and Cathy go home after a long day. Suprio C'haudhuri and Sridar Kowdly use cafeteria as study facilities, as do many students. Billy Mist and a friend during lunchtime. F.ric Schwekendiek and Angela Simpson enjoy their free time. NVcndy Gibbons. Alison I.egcndre, and Creola Walls share a very popular pastime. John Mugno relaxes in the lobby. Davis Abernathy and Troy Fullone hang out in the cave. Jon Sheppard on his way to class. Friends enjoy their lunch in the cafeteria. Wayne Omeir is distracted from his studies. Andre Edwards caught at an off moment. Maria Cabrera and Cheryl Gray compare the previous night's homework. Jose Zapatero at a quiet moment after a hard day's work. Bobby Courtney displays the new look in eye wear. Maurice Irby and a friend on their way home. I.aureen McKeown, Donna Matter, and Micelle Brac-chitta wait for the bell to ring. Kllyn Horne listens intently to her instructions. 91 At the top of the fashion of ’82 is the metallic look, the fashion world's first definite step towards a futuristic style. Gold, bronze, and silver are the three colors of this very adaptable look. Metallics are perfect for an evening outfit or for a lunch at Nunley’s. This style is very effective in accentuating fashion. Metallic accessories match perfectly with outfits of suitable colors, such as olive drab, sage or burgandy. If the metal clad android look is not to your taste, the fashion world has provided a line which is pure escapism. It’s a look which recalls the adventures on the high seas and tales of the Spanish conquest: it’s the pirate look. Included in this style of clothing are full-sleeved blousons high neck lines, and gathering at the waist with wide belts, and with knickers or full skirts in black or red. For a different side of the pirate-days clothing, snuggle into the romantic line a collection of toned down versions of the 19th century; blouses with elaborate lace and ruffles provide dash of elegance to the look. These particular styles from the Parisian designers is well accepted by the students. Leg warmers and head-bands are among the most favorite accessories of ’82. The fashion of the “New Era’’ promises to be not only novel, but stimulating as well because of the contrast that manages to interlock, rather than clash. Lynn Ries in a black and red striped sweater dress, red stockings and Robin Hood boots. Cheryse Pryor wearing a gold sweater and a wool coat. Kathy Fincken modeling a romantic-line ruffled blouse with blue velvet slacks. 92 Diedre Hanbury as a metallic android. Gina “Tesoro Feliz dressed in a thin striped black and with a bronze jacket and sweater. gold blouse, black pants and a wide metallic belt. Alison Legendre wears black knickers and a white sweater. Stacey Williams models the pirate Beth King in an off-white Paris line ruffled blouse, look, consisting of a high neck lined white blouson gathering at the waist with a wide belt. Mildred Menendez with another version of the pirate look. 93 Juan Coez with a nautical outfit, consisting of shorts and a pullover which have bold stripes and primary colors. Mark Young in jeans, a small collard shirt and an off-white pullover, characteristic of the rugged look. NEW ERA’S FASHION for The New Era is different. It’s fashion for man demonstrates that point as clearly as its spirit and creativeness. The New Era’s designs may be under the influence of the past styles, but they still retain their individuality. The brash rugged look of the past is still popular. However, for ’82 a touch of elegance is added to this traditional look. The use of small and buttoned-down collars, somber colors, such as olive, burgundy, and shades of brown and gray, and the European cut, have accomplished the taming of the previous look. A suede or leather jacket completes this look in the autumn and winter months. For men there is also a line which is pure escapism. It, too, recalls the adventures of the high seas, however, it embraces the docks and decks of today and not of the past, Merging bold lines and primary colors are part of the nautical elan. For the classical man the New Era presents a sense of the avant-garde without projecting alienation. This sensuous appearance is characterized by double-breated jackets, tailored shirts, narrow ties, loose pants, and laced shoes. The male of ’82 will have many choices in fashion. But no matter which style he chooses he w ill have a touch of elegance, a touch of the New Era. 94 Fernando Ramirez wears a leather jacket and casual pants. Joe DeSalvo dressed in the classical line, with a velvet double-breasted jacket and pants, button down collar shirt, and a thin knit tie. David McAndrews in a nautical hooded jacket with primary colors. Keith Young with another version of the rugged look. Michael Jackson modeling another version of the classical line, consisting of a double-breasted jacket and loose trousers. 95 GH The teachers of the New Era are of a great variety, in age, in culture, in nationality, and in race. All united, they present the various paths of the future. Though dedication and tireless hours of work the faculty has contributed to the expansion of the student's mind. When the word faculty is mentioned one must not forget to acknowledge the administrators, cafeteria staff, clerical staff, custodians, and matrons who keep the school running smoothly. The faculty has prepared the students and given them their Passport to different places, to different careers, and to the New Era. Nicholas Agostinacchio Language Michelle Algeria Business Florence Amer Guidance Alan Anderson Business John Anselmo Physical Education Jothaniel Austin Math Wallace Ballentine Theordora Barnes English John Bencivenga Math Marion Benci� enga English Barbara Bertaccini English Joseph Bessel Industrial Arts John Biernorth Superintendent Russell Birdsall Administrate James Bisland Industrial Arts Robert Blake English Marilyn Bostrom Language George Boulukos Administration Ronald Braz Library-Media Director Greg Brooks English 98 James Brown Assistant Principal Julia Brown Nurse Kenneth Brown Social Studies Peter Bru . .o Math Anna C acciatorc Social Studies Dora Carolan Clerical Staff Michael Campbell Assistant Principal led Caupbell Hall Guard 99 Jeanne Cosla Clerical Staff Dorothy Courtney Clerical Staff James Crittenden Librarian June Currie Teacher Aide Stanley Davis Science Doris Daw ley Language Wilfred Dean Math Jayne DeLuca Reading W illiam Dieffenbach Science Paul Drago Computer Fraces Dwyer Guidance Counselor George Lmma Athletic Director Myrna Keinerman Clerical Staff Stan F'erber Hall Guard Vincent Ferrante Social Studies Kathleen Flood) Teacher Assistant Dorothy Frahme Clerical Staff Angela Franklin Nurse llelene Frederick Teacher Assistant Lori Friedberg F.nglish Clifford Froelich Guidance Counselor Betsy Funch Business Robert Furey Attendence Vivian Garf Clerical Staff Alice Gasaway Physical Kducation Helen George F.nglish Roger Gennari Science Connie Giafferrara Clerical Staff Thomas Gorman Special Fducation Marjorie Greenberg Social Studies Michael Greenich Physical Kducation Henry Greenwood Science Renee Greer Clerical Staff Robert Grempel Audio-Visual Technician Ronald Grinnel Math Klaine Grier Clerical Staff Constance Gronenberg Language Marlene Gutierrez Teacher Assistant Lillian Guttman Social Studies Terrance Haisc Physical Education 01 Timothy Halvorsen Physical F.ducation (Gladys Harrison Social Studies Carol Hendrickson Physical F.ducation Finda Fndrickson Social Studies Joseph Holbrook Administration Flaim.- Horowitz Clerical Staff Authur Jensky Science Genevieve Kaht I .anonage Adeline Kaplan Teacher Aide Paul Katz Guidance Counselor Judith Kearney Language Ellen Kelly Administration Martin Kelly Assistant Principal Diane Kight English Ernest Kight Social Studies Norman Kleinberg School Psychologist l.enore Krieger AIIR Math Amanda l.aky Physical F.ducation Elizabeth Falor Math Bernard Larkin Driver Education Keith l.eavit English Brenda I.eotaud Home Economics Andrea Levinson AIIR English Robert l.iebcr Language Alan Lissauer Social Studies 102 Walter Lucas Business Bertha Martin Typing Peter Martin Music Barbara Marterana English Louise Mason English Klaus Massitch Industrial Arts Marilyn May Clerical Staff John McAuley Language Doris McBride Teacher Aide Sharon McCabe Special Education W illiam McElroy Principal Valeric McEnanev Math W illiam McGraw Math Dorothy McGuire Science Barbara Mcl.oughlin English 10J Claire McMahon Math Diana Meisler Clerical Staff Christine Melanson Home-Economics Sara Menikoff Math Jack Merk Art William Miller Drug Coordinator Elna Mogavero Clerical Staff Harry Mohrman Physical Education Archie Moore Hall Guard Salvatore Morriello Library Amelia Mulligan Clerical Staff Helen Munster Clerical Staff Arlene Murphy English John Nagle Industrial Arts Samuel Napote Science Ernest Newton Science Betty Ng Math Walter Nullet Hall Guard Stephen Pagano Music Mr. Pancella Administration Marie Pandolfo Clerical Staff Shirley Parker Social Studies Jim Parola Administration Betty Peters Math Stephen Peverly Social Studies Jack Porzio Math Linda Posner C lerical Staff Norman Posses Health Joseph Powers Social Studies Casper Providente Industrial Arts Sondra Kappaport Special K.ducation Chris Rattien Clerical Staff Sheila Redhead Science Terry Reilly Hall Guard Richard Restivo Industrial Arts Concepcion Rincon Teacher Assistant Margie Robinson Social Studies Kathy Rode Art Nlarth Rodriguez Language and English Ernest Ruggiero Math Edward Schenkel Business Karen Scheuer Clerical Staff Ira Schildkraut Social Studies Constance Schildt Clerical Staff Carol Schuler Physical Education Keith Schulz Science Janies Seeley English Doris Seluh Administration 106 John Sexton Administration Eric Seyfricd Music and Art Ruth Shelley Reading Alon o Shockly Administration Eleanor Silva Clerical Staff Patterson Small Social Studies Marge Sortia Teacher Aide Murray Spindel Science Kathleen Stackel Language Walter Stanger Science Isabella Stark Teacher Aide Robert Stirrat English Carmen Sunden Guidance Counselor Rose Taylor Guidance C ounselor John Tempone Administration Robert TenEyck Guidance Counselor Russell Terry Math Charlotte Tessier English Theresa Thompson English Jacob Tingman Administration 107 HIN S v Anthony Torre Mali ( uard Thelma Triant English Joseph Tuitt AMR Social Studies Donald I urner Music Nr V« 'X.KA Thomas Valenti English Julia Van de Water Librarian Marion Venair Home-Economics (alvei Venzen Administration Paul W aiting Science Ruth Wayne (iuidance Counselor Ann Webber Clerical Staff Marion W halen Assistant Principal Lois W helan Math Doris White Business John Wondrash Industrial Arts David Zuckerman Science 108 CAFETERIA STAFF: FRONT ROW: Bernita I ad-son. Margaret Klotach. Virginia Brigman. I cresa (ientils. Nima C ollins. Joanne Pi zillo. Frederica Ashby. SECOND ROW: mcliu iclor . Irene Bracco. Pal O'look. Joanne Bavaro. Joan Barry, Angela Pistone. Peggy Kenned). Marie Maihisch. Fannie Cardiff. Cl STODlANS: I RON I ROW: Prosper C rispyn. I.ouis W right. SECOND ROW : Steien Mendes. Bill King III. John C appiello. I.en Malone. MAI RONS: FRONT ROW: Carol Brooks. Virginia Maldonado. SECOND ROW: C hristine Bellamy. I.aine Jones. Mercedes aide . 10 � no ACADEMICS Freeport High School offers its students a diversified curriculum from a program consisting of A.P. courses in English, Social Studies, Math, and Science, where students may earn college credits while still in high school, to programs geared to students interested in the technical fields. Students at FHS are fortunate to have over 200 courses from which to select their schedule. This challenges the students and encourages them to excel in whatever interests them, whether it is home economics, music, or liturature. The academic climate is such that students can comfortably fit into their proper groups, where they can work to the best of their abilities. The opportunities to excel are always present for those who strive for academic excellence. The education which the students have recieved at FHS serves as their Passport to the New Era. 111 Mr. Bessel and Victor Mooney work for accuracy. 112 Anna Rodrigue prepares a meal. Raquel Fernandez cuts out material while Vivian Baez examines the pattern. Home Economics offers many electives which appeals to a sizeable segment of the student body. The various courses range from food and its preparation to foreign foods, and from textiles and cloth to interior decoration. Home Economics also deals with the home, family relations, and child development. The skills which the students acquire in these classes will be very beneficial to them in the future. The training that they receive will always be utilized to the utmost. 114 Mrs. Feotaud helps out two students in her class. 115 Sabrina McKay whips up a storm. 116 The student body has many courses to choose from in the Industrial Arts Department. Some of these options include wood, metal, electrical, automotive, drafting, and printing shops. In these classes, students receive valuable vocational training and develop many useful skills. The teachers supervise and also aid the students. They even throw in some pointers here and there. After a few lectures on safety, the proper use of machinery and tools etc, the students are given the opportunity to work on individual projects in the different shops. In addition to the training, these classes offer students the satisfaction of seeing tangible evidence of the skills that they have acquired. The finished project gives the student a feeling of accomplishment. Debbie Blinn is distracted by the photographer. The computer industries are expanding every day. Computers will be responsible for much of the progress of our nation and of it’s people. F.H.S. is preparing students for their possible role in society by offering computer courses. There are many terminals which inhabit the new computer center. F.H.S. also prepares students for the business world. Accounting, typing, and shorthand are among the offered courses. Annette Wyche and Jessica Chase in typing class. Eric Brimmage and Yvette Me Dow ar 118 stracted from their work. Mr. I)rago shows Andre Fdwards how to use the computer. Anita Frederick looks over her typing assignment. 119 Cynthia Atant copying notes. John Maldonado and a friend after mid-terms. 120 121 ACTIVITIES PERFORMING ART The clubs and the performing arts organizations at Freeport High School have an important function in the lives of many students. Their purpose is not merely to pass away idle hours. These groups offer students an opportunity for self expression in a variety of fields. Young people with a special interest in drama, music, mathematics, computers, and Spanish, just to name a few, can find an outlet for their talents and ambitions in a large selection of after school activities. VOYAGEUR John McAuley Faculty Adtisor Jose Miguel .apatero Editor-in-Chief Maria C abrera Co-Senior Editor Mary McKeown Co-Senior Editor Betty Eng I nderclassmen Editor Kathy Fincken Student Life Editor Theresa Stegner Faculty Editor Diana Lee Academics Editor 124 THE Ellyn Hormc Activities Editor Eileen Barr C ommunity Editor Maralyn Marklin Copy Editor NEW ERA Helen Sciarrone Performing Art Editor Jon Sheppard Sports Editor David Bumpus Advertising Editor Patty Sierra Booster Editor Joe DeSalvo Photography Editor Carol l.ong Sales Editor 125 WFHS FRONT ROW: Tina McCreary, Todd Molly, Paul Webster, Hugh Cohen, Deidre Fogarty. SECOND ROW: Merb Jones, Mark Walthour, Paula O’Connor, Joyce Williams, Carey Jackson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Schildkraut, Erik Smith. John Apostolides, Erik Purins, Robert Weinzerl, Michael Thomson. Acting on the theory that an informed student body is also a participating one, Freeport High School offers its students the opportunity to keep up with the current goings-on in a variety of ways. The student run radion station, WFHS, provides music and current news each morning. Flashings is the school newspaper. Bulletins about events within the school are announced each day during homeroom by the P.A. Announcers. The A.V. Crew provides the school with all of its audio visual equipment and services. Thanks A.V. Vintage is an annual publication which contains the student’s creative works, such as, art and poetry. This gives students a chance to express themselves. The Computer Club is among the newest clubs at the high school. It allows students to work with computers and learn more about them. FLASHINGS Deidre Fogarty, Arianne Haley (Feature editor), Amy Adler (Editor-in-chief I, Michelle Colon, Helga Cepeda (Production editor). SECOND ROW: Ed Arrandale (Photography editor), Gerald Melnick (Sports editor), Charlette Mello, Janine Matte, Karen Moore. THIRD ROW: Mr. Schildkraut, John Oswald (News editor), Joyce Williams, David Castro, Adrienne Loughlin, Charles Young, Jeff Sweezy. P.A. ANNOUNCERS Mr. Schildkraut, Margaret Walsh, Arianne Haley, Michael Colder. 126 a.v. CREW FRONT ROW: Colleen O’Connell, Todd Holly, Peggy Walsh, Stewart Hum, Chris Fonden. SECOND ROW: Mary McKeown, Paul C. Webster, Steve Goldberg, Tamer Turhan, Mark Walthour. Heather McKeown. THIRD ROW: Robert Grempel, Ken Wolcott, Harley Polikoff, Gavin Ricks, Joe DeSalvo, Jeff DeSalvo. Missing from photo: Danny Bollacke, James Campbell, Nigel Sobers. VINTAGE COMPUTER CLUB FRONT ROW': Jil Mazer, Karen Moore, Maria Mecouris, Diana Lee, Kristin Manitzas, Betty Eng, Gerald Melnick. SECOND ROW : David Castro, llelga Cepeda, Bambi Jenson, Eric Smith, Mr. Seeley, Mari Parker, Stacey Turner. FRONT ROW: Diane Greggs, Ken Razzano, Craig Wagner. SECOND ROW: Joyce Mah, Crystal Winters. DuShawn Drew, Thomas Grempel. THIRD ROW: Danny Lovelace, Michael Roach, Dennis Mah, Terence Page, Mr. Drago. 127 There are many clubs active in Freeport High school, many of which are self-serving. But there are some clubs that work to serve their school and community. These clubs are Honor Society, Tutoring Committee, and the Key Club. The Honor Society is a conglomerate of students who have achieved academic standards. This club offers its time to the community when it is requested. This year Key club, which has had low attendance in the past, has increased significantly in size and participation service. During the year Key Club has given Thanksgiving baskets, Christmas gifts for the elderly, and has participated in a Cerebral Palsey fund raiser. The Key Club is not alone in its outstanding services. The Tutoring Committee, though new, has been quite successful. The idea of the program is to aid students who are in need of academic assistance. A community organization which deserves recognition is the Explorer Post 406. The organization gives students an opportunity to be involved with the firefighting profession. TUTORING COMMITTEE Eileen Barr, Michael Colder, Maria Cabrera, Paula O’Connor, Kathy Eincken, Mary Earvolino, Joy Williams. Front Row: Vincent Ferrante {Advisor}, Billy Misita, Jose Zapatero (President), Carol Long (Vice-President). Kris Manit as (Secretary), Kern Willoughby (Treasurer), Adam l.amonica, Second Row: Verna, Chris Fonden, F.liz Keene. Kathy Fincken, Heather McKeown, Ellyn Horne, Mary Earvolino. Colleen O’Connell, Mary VlcKeown, Kathy Tiedeman, Ian Harney, Charloe Johnson. Noel Koniciek, Alfred Perry. Third Row: Gilah Sterenberg, Michelle Mclean, Mary Beth Nagle, Karen Johnson Angela Nixon, Jessica C hase, Tammy Mariano, Eileen Barr, Barbara Schmitt, Lisa Petuso. EXPLORER POST 406 FRONT ROW: Mark Pettit, (Advisor) Richard Kartright, (Advisor-Ex-Chief) Richard VanWicklen, (Second Lt.) Matthew Higgins, (C apt. Salva-tore Basile, (First Lt.) John O'Driscoll. (Third Asst. Chief) Lester Fieldsa. (Second Lt.) Terrance Reilly, Walter Mereceka, Thomas Grempel. SECOND ROW: Richard Layton, Timothy Higgins, Charles Streeter, Richard Hart-ing, Joseph Testagiose, Christopher Miller, Joel Geller, Anthony Smith. Harley Politkoff, Vincent Quintalino, Raul Rodriguez. Daniel Moynihan. Thomas Fee, Maurice I.arrea. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Bcrtaccini, Diana Lee, Janet Fulli, Kristin Manitzas, Sue Schimmel, Suprio Chaudhuri (President). Jose Zapatero (Vice-President), Eileen Barr (Secretary), Mary McKeown (Treasurer). SECOND ROW: Betty Eng. Cindy Groomes, Lori Posey. Maria Mercouris, Kathy Finken, Deidre Dwyer, Debbv Dantes, Sonia Horton, Wayne Covington, Kim Buchanan. THIRD ROW: Greg Hennessey, Maria Cabrera, Adam Sterenberg, Barbara Schmitt, Sridhar Kowdley, Cheryl Gray, Beth Wall. 129 FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW: Elsie Mosly, Mary McKeown (President), Jorge Rios (Secretary), Kimly McCreggor, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kaht, George Tellez. Suprio (haudhuri. Paula O'Connor, Mildred Menendez, Barbara O'Gorman. Missing from photo: Gerald Melnick (Vice-president), Juan Goez (Treasurer). ART CLUB FRONT ROW: Bambi Jensen, Ana Flores, Be-trace Torres, Karen Miranda, Marie McAuley. SECOND ROW: Kim Simpson, Nicky Theofo-lis, Arthur Phillips, Vincent Rodrigues, Dan Moynahan. THIRD ROW: Heidi Jensen, Michael Marino. Jerry Shuford. Bea Shuford, Ms. Rode. FRON T ROW: George McKirdy. Dennis Mah. Karen Miranda. Porfiro Cerallos, Ana Flores. SECOND ROW: Juan Olmedo, Dyan Greggs, Tammy Bell, Beatrice Torres. Denise Ford, Gustavo Goez. THIRD ROW: Joyce Mah, Michelle Soto, Renee Anner, Marisol Ramirez (Treasurer), Marisol Ramirez, Jeanne Anner (Secretary), Gilberto Morales (President), Rosa Rodriguez (Vice-president), Cynthia Groomes, Mrs. Stackel. SPANISH CLUB 130 SEWING CLUB FRONT ROW: Annette Jones, Merki Garcia, Sheila My-prae. SECOND ROW: Pamela Groomes, Stacey I.attimore, Lucy Maldorado, Sharon Samuels, Regine Moyse. I 111RI) ROW: Mrs. Venair, Adriano Simpson, Derrica Lavender, Denise Hairston, Carol Casano a, Mrs. Leotard. nflUS The Sewing Club gives students an opportunity to improve their sewing skills. A Fashion Show is put on by the sewing club members. The major goals of Operation Get Ahead are: 1. Development of an improved self image and sense of self worth. 2. Development of positive feeling about one's ethnic heritage and background. 3. Improvement of motivation to study and learn. 4. Decrease in the possibility of youths becoming delinquents or dropouts, because of disillusionment with society. The language department offers a Spanish and a French club. These clubs allow the students to learn the culture and traditions of foreign countries. The art club provides students with the opportunity to improve on their artistic skills. OPERATION GET AHEAD FRONT ROW: Roberta Green. Tina Bowles (Advisor). Christopher McCormick. Danny Berry, Alphonso Hardwick. Meranda Moore. Christopher McCoy, Mark Poussaint. Ricky I.athan. Kim Ingram. SECOND ROW: Linda Ford (Advisor). Rhonda Glass, Shanet Hutchinson. Danielle Porter, Arlene Hopkins, Deidre Ballard. Laverne Brown. Gena Class, C'armella Toval, Jackie Stevens, Theresa Wilson. Calrice Pearce. THIRD ROW: Eugene Fuller, Louis Hutchinson, Albert Reeder, Beverly Mitchell, Shirley Matthews, Tina Grubbs. Sean Simon, Dean Philpots, Sunday Coward, Flaine Barredu (Advisor) 131 SKI CLUB FRONT ROW: Lynn Ries, I.auri Sullivan, Carla Basile, Liz Eberst, Judy Hashagen. Elsie Conte, Mr. Agostinacchio. SECOND ROW : Carol Long, Joanne Mattessich, Grace Conte. Deirdre Dwyer (Secretary), Kim Buchanan. Melissa Stack, Liza Burke. THIRD ROW: Don Mooney (Treasurer), Rich Frein (President). Pat Barlett, Anthony Mugno, Dominic Mazzone, Joe DeSalvo, John McCormick, Lee Sparraco, Jim Plvmpton, Jeff DeSalvo (Vice-president). MATHLETES FRONT ROW: Barbara O'Gorman, Kristin Manitzas, Dyan Greggs. SECOND ROW : Grant Held, Adam Schonke, Paul Papali, Jimmy Bessel. Michael Golder. SCIENCE CLUB I-RON I ROW: Kathy Brown, Sabine Mayr-and. John Apostolides, Shridar Kowdri, David Breier. SECOND ROW: Janice Razzano, Yvonne Kimp, Crystal W'inters, Joyce Mah. Lori W olfries, Dennis Mah, Dan Ramos. Mr. Gennari. 132 DEBATE CLUB FRONT ROW: Roxanne Wolfries, Paul Papauli, Paula O’Connor, Barbara O’Gorman. SECOND ROW: Grant Held. I an Greggs, Crystal Winters, Josh Detlin. Cindy Groomes. THIRD ROW: John Oswald. Karen Moore, Danny Ramos, Jon Sheppard. Garnet Herman, Suprio Chaudrio. Mrs. Caccia-tore-advisor. The Ski Club was started by Mr. Agostinachio in 1979 with only a handful of members. But this year the club became very large. With the help of this years officiers many successful trips were made. Matheletes is a math competing club. It is open to anyone who demonstrates a strength in the math field. The Science Club’s main objective is to enable students with an interest in science to meet and exchange ideas. The club publishes on a semi-annual basis. Current Science in Review. “It’s Academic” was re-instated as a club due to the efforts Mr. Andersen and Mrs. Laylor. The club challenges the mind with many varied topics. The Debate Club enables students to research and debate subjects of great interest. Students are encouraged through this club to express their point of views. The Chess Club is one of the newest clubs at the high school. It provides a challenging experience for all those who are interested in the game. IT’S ACADEMIC FRONT ROW: Sridhar Kowdley, Deidre Fogarty, Cheryl Gray, Suprio Chaudhuri, Erik Smith, Gerald Melnick. Greg Dillion. SECOND ROW : Barbara O'Gorman. Erik Purins, Pat Bartlett, Paul Papali, Adam Schanke, Sol Sterenberg, Adam Sterenberg, Mr. Andersen. CHESS CLUB FRONT ROW: Larry Inniss. Hugh Cohen, Adam Schanke, SECOND ROW: Mr. Schulz, Charles Harris. W illiam Oh. 133 STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Dyan Greggs, Josh Devlin. Barbara O’Gorman. SECOND ROW: John Oswald, Crystal Winters-Ken Burrwell-President. Advisor: Mrs. Harrison. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Michael Golder-Treasurer, Peggy Grant-Vice-president, Wayne Covington-Li-aison to G.O., Monica V aughn-President, Beverly Mitchell-Secretary. Advisors: Ms. Parker and Mrs. Greenberg. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joyce Mah-Treasurer, Gerald Melnick-G.O. Liaison, Kevin Ricks-President, John Apostilides-Vice-president. Robin Sanderson-Secretary. Advisors: Mr. Powers and Mr. Porzio. 134 Front Row: ( harlise Johnson-Vice-president. Jessica Chase-Treasurer, John Oswald-President, Clifton Johnson-Committee Organizer. CApi IOIV1 AD ¥7 ACC 17 ¥71Z''117 O c Second Row: Helaine Newman-Social Secretary, Marsha Morris- v r r G.O. l iaison. F.llie Thompson-Secretary, Alfred Perry-Delegate at Large. Advisors: Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Guttman. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Talitha Simeona-Secretary. Patrick Thomas-Vice-president, Lisa Beth Mayr-President. Advisors: Mr. Bencivenga and Mr. Andersen. The major goal of each class is to raise money for its senior year, more directly- the Prom. Each class has attempted to raise money in a variety of ways. Class T-Shirts are very popular in helping to meet senior year costs. Car washes, the selling of pretzels and candy, have been used to raise funds. Two new methods of fund raising were used this year. The sophomore class sold Valentine Day candy grams in attempt to raise money. Also the senior class organized the flea market. 135 A fund raising first-a senior flea market. MARCHING BAND Marie Andre, Daniel Bollacke, Kathleen Brown, Kim Buchanan, Catherine Bumpus, Lynet Callahan. Richard Catropa Jr., June Combs, Daniel Dean. Karen Durkin. Wilfred Dyer, Margaret Farley, Margaret Gargiulo. Donald Giordano, Richard Giordano, George Gonzalez, Crystal Highsmith, Tory Hill, David Hogan, I odd Holly, Natalie llurse, C lifton Johnson, Keith Jones, Jeryl Kimbrough, Jason M. Kroll. I mmanuel I). Lazo. Kenneth R. Lewis Jr., Gary Mack, Demetric Marsh, Dennis Mah, Joyce Mah, Arlene Mayers, Charlotte Mello. Brenda G. Milo, Anthony E. Mugno, Marybeth Nagle, Lamont A. Nance, Colleen O’Connell, John Oswald, Rohyn A. Patton. Arthur Phillips, Sheila Powell, Janice Ra zano, Steven E. Riley, Diana Ring, Grace Ring, Anthony Scalamandre, Anita W'. Scott, Annetta B. Scott, Robin Snipas, Jill Spelina. Theresa Stegner. Lisa M. Thompson, Melvin A. I hompson, William Turner, Andrew P. Valias, Monica R. Vaughn, C raig S. Wagner. Christopher Walsh. Paul W ebster. Felicia W hite, Tonia Fiorito, Eric Bryon, Alvin Arthur. Carlton W heeler, John Aportiledes. Xavier Abraham. John Copeland. Amy Adler, Trac Gillespie. CONCERT 136 Edward Allman, Trudy Brahani, Wendy Brown, C atherine Bumpus, C arol C asanova. Elsie Conte. James Crittenden, Deirdre Fogarty. Cheryl Cray, Jack Harrington, Anthony Hussey, Elizabeth Keene, Christopher Right, Tammy Maiorino, Voniqne McQueen. Kevin O’Rourke. Susan Reilly, Lenora Riley, Richard Rivera. Nancy Rosen-herg, Nancy Sullivan, l amer Turhan, Christine Van Well, Beth Wall, Margaret W alsh, Jennifer Warmen, Diana W illiams, l.orri Walfries, Roxanne Walfries, Jose M. Zapatero. BAND Joseph Ahbruzzese, Xavier Abraham, Thomas Alkins, Marie Andre. Daniel Bollacke, Adrienne Brigmon. David I.. Brown, Kathleen A. Brown, Kim Buchanan. Rodney Burns. Eric Byron, Lynet Callahan, Anna Candidus, Richard Catropa Jr, Peter Cleary, June A. Combs, John A. C opeland, Jr. Maryann Cordaro, Michelle Cotto, Kristin Coupe. Russell Coz etto. Bryon Daily, Darrell Davis, Daniel Dean, Karen Marie Durkin, W i If red P. Dyer, Elizabeth Eberst, David (i. Farley. Margaret T. Farley, Demetrius Ferguson. Ralph P. Franco Jr., Janet L. Fulli, Margaret Gargiulo, Tracy Gillespie, Donald Giordano Jr., Richard Giordano. George Gonzalez, Jeffrey Groper, Benjamin Haywood. Grant Held, Crystal Highsmith. Tory Vaughn Hill, Mitchell Hirsch. Janet A. Hoffmann. David Hogan. Todd Holly, Harriet Jackson, C'lifton Johnson. Karen Johnson. Keith Jones, Lytrese Jones, Rolanda Jones. Darryl Kendrick, Jeryl Kimbrough, Jason M. Kroll, Andre W. tall, Emmanuel D. Lazo. Paul M. Levine, F.arl E. Lewis, Kenneth Lewis, Kim Lewis, Gary Mack, Dennis Mah, Joyce Mah. Demetric Marsh. Lisa F. Mayers, Robert A. Mcdicken, Lisa McFaden, Charlotte Mello, Craig Me reday, Michael Mickens, Brenda Mild, James D. Moore, Anthony E. Mugno, Marybeth Nagle. Lamont A. Nance. Jeffrey C. Napoles, I Maine R. Newman. Verny J. Obregon, Colleen A. Oconnell. John Oswald, Heather L. Parish. Roby n A. Patton. Aerthur Phillips, Dean V. Philpotts. Harley Polikoff, Sheila Powell, C hristine Prevete, Christine Rannazzisi, Janice Razzano. Deborah Reilly, Joann Reilly, Patricia Reilly, Steven Riley. Ellen L. Ring, Grace M. Ring. Gary 1. Robinson, Lynne Rowan. Anthony Scala-mandre, Anita Scott, Annetta B. Scott. Rachel J. Sheard. Jon D. Sheppard, Sharon I). Smith. Robin Snipas. Jill Spelina, Theresa Stegner. Solomon Sterenberg, Albert Stoessel. Stephen Sullivan. Barbara L. Swanson, Liz Tauber, Lisa M. Thompson, Melvin A. Thompson. Renay Thompson. Marianne Thompson, Debra L. Tucholski. William Turner. Andrew Valias, Monica R. Vaughn, Craig S. Wagner, Christopher W alsh, Paul Webster, Carlton Wheeler, Felicia White, Eugene White-head, Marcia A. W'ieck. 137 COLOR GUARD Front Row: June Combs, Lisa Simon, Susan Schimmel. Patty Sierra (Captain). Second Row: Helen Sciarrone (cocaptain) Liz Fedullo. Roxanne Caldwell, C indy Groomes, Adrienne Simpson, Tricia Lamb. Anna Felica. Colleen Holland. Karen Barry (co-captain). KICK LINE l-ront Row: Beterly Mitchell, Setanese Gayles, Jackie Roberson, Frederica Hutchinson. Pamela Tucker, Theresa Smith. Second Row: Mr. Crittenden. Debbie Stoudemire, Cheryl Gray, Theresa Smith, Liela Goodridge, Stacie Lattimore. TWIRLERS Barbra Swanson. Carol Maiorino, Kim Lewis. 138 MIXED CHORUS IRON! ROW: Awadra O’Brien, Bridgete Geffery, Joyce Carl, Carol Mairino, Dyan Greggs, Andera Rordigz, Tuwanna Berins, Diania Tucci, Sheral Sobers, Tammy Ware, Sabrenna Adams, Richard Latton, Susan Reilly, Doreen Chila, Barbra OGorman. Rahel Kinfe. Bridgete Washington, Jean Williams, Kim Miller, Joy W illiams. SECOND ROW : I.isa Crittenden, Alita Clark, Natalie McCalla, Tanya Patton, Lisa Meyers, Laverne Brown, Stephane llickmen, James Campbell, Charles Dean, Bridgete McLaughlin, Ranee Thomas, Rose Boyd, Angla Hill, W innie Thomas. Laurie Garrett, Nerieda Balan. THIRD ROW: Helen Sciarrone, Carol Andujar, lanya McDonald. Tracy Cobb, Jeral Mellnick. Major Jones, Lisa Walls, Elisabeth Kadullo. Susan Goldcan, Anna Yencihi. (.ail Mayers, Malissa Johnson. FOURTH ROW': Patrica Lamb, Allita Vaughn, Susan Schimmel. Paul Webster, Gerald W illiams, Renee Anner, Dawn Goldstein, V ictoria White, Patrica I all, Adreanne Lockworth, Gale Ryan, Deborah Pryce, Yolanda Tucker. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Pagano. Kris Ann Wittney, Karen Toppin, David Hogan, Ken Surwell. Jeff Goldburg, .Melvin Thompson, Ken Dinsmore, Greg McPherson, Sean Grover, Ted Harrington. On May 14 to 17 the orchestra and the choruses attended the Liberty Bell Festival held at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They each had three performances, one for judication. A day at Great Adventure was included in the trip. This is the first trip of this sort in over five years. The entire music department participated in the fund raising efforts. The Marching Band has already begun raising funds for a tentative trip next year to Disney World. A music-a-thon and a successful candy and calendar sale have already been held. Band Council: Paul Webster (President i Donny Giodanne (Vice-President) Orchestra Council: Cheryl Gray (President! Beth Wall (Vice-President) Jose M. Zapatero (Secretary) Ninth Grade Chorus Council: Noel Konicek (President) Verna Gilpin (Vice-President) Sharrett Aikman (Secretary) Select Chorale Council: Angela Simpson (President) Sean Grover (Vice-President) Celeste Rampey (Secretary) Mixed Chorus Council: Tanya Patton (President) Helen Sciarrone (Vice-President) Doreen Chila (Secretary) 139 NINTH GRADE CHORUS FRONT ROW: Lois Wright, Sheryl Swangin, Joann Berry, Ranee Fells, Joanne Weinstein, Sharrett Aikman, Karen McQuillan. Noel Konicek. Rosa Rodrigue , Tanya Murry, Filiz Turhan, Carolyn Barry, Mary Smith, Marcie Smith, James Byrd. Diane Dickson. SECOND ROW: Eva Eason, Verna Gilpin, Angela Roundtree, Antoin Donldson, Swazette Whaitren, Karen Samuals, Patrica Sulli an. Kathleen Tiodemenn. Kristean Kotlarz, (oilcan Ford, l.isa Walls, Ellen Mahlon, Patrica Nieolion. THIRD ROW: Robert Huger, Shanet Hutchinson. Danielle Schiltz, Vicki Stewart, Glenda Vaughn, Nicole McInty re, Tuwanna Armstead. Fay Jones, Valerie Pickett, Lisa Taylor, Kismet Pittan. FOURTH ROW: Tim Sullivan. Kieran Nolloy, Emanuel llargarue, Kevon Miller, Steven Jackson. William Mistta. Maximina Arce, Wendi Wilson. Dalisay McDonald, Heather McKeown, Christina Fonden, Dione Chruation, Michelle Soto, Jeanna Anner, Mr. Pagano. SELECT CHORALE FRONT ROW : Eileen Barr. Carol Mairino, Celeste Rampey, Debrah Manuel, Josh Devlin. Paul Webster, Toni Condos, Debra Fogatv, Barbra Swanson, Angela Simpson. SECOND ROW: Deanna Kirk. Beth Wall, Kristen Seadale, Donna llolzapfel. Micheal Golder, Justine Jackson. Betty F.ng, Kristin Manitzas, Jackie Bade. THIRD ROW: Mr. Pagano, Danny Mognihan, Bervine Harris, Melvin Thompson, Craig McPherson, Sean Grover, Fed Harrington. 140 Pf |.Q'V| I cfyl£) THE CAST Sean Grover Kenneth Dinsmore Angela Simpson David Hogan Diedre Fogarty David K.pstien Gavin Kicks Kevin O'Rourke C'reola Walls Gerald Melnick Paul Webster Josh Devlin Doreen C’hila Michelle Colon Alex Devlin Maria Mercouris Roxanne C'oldwell Diana Solomon Jessica Cates Director: Crystal Winters Assistant Directors: Cynthia Groomes, Josh Devlin Faculty Advisor: Stanley Davis Sean iDracula) with C’reola, one of his victims. Paul looks on as Gavin holds C'reola while Kevin frightens her by confronting her with the cross. Paul defends his fiancee, C'reola. Kevin talks to David Fpstein who is fast a sleep. 141 Sean in his crypt with one of his vampires. Next to the weather, people probably discuss sports more than any other topic. We discuss an upcoming game, and when it’s over we replay a winning goal, touchdown, or homerun. Sports demand a combination of physical skill and strength, an alert mind, enthusiasm, purpose, and teamwork. They represent accomplishments for which the body must be trained, and for which a person must work at to become skillful. Not all of the students can participate in interscholastic atheletics; however, these students can become part of the program by giving their support. No matter player or spectator, every person will play an important role in sports in the New Era. BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW: Donald Combs, Joe I .aw less, James Bessel, Garnett Heraman, Tim Car-roll. SECOND ROW : Das id Bumpus, Lovell Riddle, Erik Brimmage, James Miller, Steven Barry, F.arl Gamble THIRD ROW: Michael Bumpus. Bryon Daly 144 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Lovell Riddle exemplifies perfect running form Dierdre Dwyer keeps a strong pace against wind Michael Burnpus loosens up muscles FRONT ROW : Jenny Rykert, JoAnne Reilly, Jeanette Ahbate, Anna Reilly. SECOND ROW': Deidre Dwyer, Robin Sanderson, Joy Williams, Karen Moore, Beth Medaglia. Marianne Thomson, Mr. Joseph Powers (coach). 145 BOYS’ VARSITY SOCCER Rios and Brady before a home game. Pictures on this page are courtesy of Bron-cono. Fabian B. resting during half time. V o $ Juan Goez, Fabian Broncono, and F'.duardo Martinez FRONT ROW: Rudy Flores, F!duardo Martinez, Yorce Yotagri, F'ahian Broncono, l.uis Ramirez, Sauder. SECOND ROW: Brady, Daniel Lo elace, Ferri Paul, Geoge Rios, Rene Colocho, Daniel Ramos, Juan Goez. 146 BOYS’ J.V. SOCCER l.uis Ramirez talking to the side line at half time. Saudcr, Cormac Molloy, George Rios and Brady. FRONT ROW: J. Quiros. J. Savorill. J. Rivas, I. Beltram. J. Barros, C. Thaxter. SECOND ROW: A. Sevallo, F. Linares, J. Bron-cano, W. Moyse, R. l.'rias, R. Guerrero. THIRD ROW: Coach Mr. T. Haise, P. Saunders, M. Walters, J. Groder, R. Ewers, L. Aldana, O. McDonald. Varsity Coach Fausto advising the team before a game. 147 GIRLS’ VARSITY SOCCER Coach: Mrs. Diane Right FRONT ROW: I.ytrese Jones, Donna Samuels, I C'honne Springer. Rolanda Jones, Dannette Bussey, Khia Jackson. Dana Cranberry. SECOND ROW: Anita Evangelist, Stacey Aydelott, I.ias Mason, Terry Wilson, Diana Roma Ring, Theresa Hudson. Alicia Clark, Michele Williams. Theresa Hudson uses skillful ball control I.aChonne Springer penetrates defense Terry Wilson is exhausted after some hard play. Anita Evangelist outruns her opponent 148 GIRLS TENNIS FRONT ROW: Margie Rosenthal, Tina Hutchinson, Chris Bivona. SECOND ROW: Betty Eng. Diana Lee, Beth Wall, Racheal Sheard (co-capt.), Shonet Hutchinson. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Kimp. Paula O’Connor (co-capt.), Liz Ebherst, Rudnette Jones, Ellyn Horne, Miss I.inda Hendrickson (coach). Paula O’Connor concentrates on a smooth return Brenda Bartlett steps into her forehand Shonet Hutchinson returns a difficult volley Sports Photos courtesy of Ira J. Schildkraut VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW : Greg Swopes, Steve Brown, Darryl Kendrick, David Washington. Eric Groover, Stacey LInter. Ben Baldwin. SECOND ROW: Keith Brown, Andrew Boyd. Greg Pandolfo, Dave Cowans, Andre Cox, Wayne Covington. THIRD ROW: Lorenzo Sompson, Phil Lardell. Shaun Randall, David Kinard. Jon Sheppard, Nate Thompson. Keith Kendrick. FOURTH ROW: Blair Fowler, Phil Stevenson. Stephen Sullivan. Darryl llill, Seth Blisset, Oscar Thompson. FIFTH ROW: Managers, Damon Ulmer. ttrmi Freeport’s line controls the scrimmage. Freeport’s line searches for the opposing ball carrier. 150 J.V. FOOTBALL Mark Abmna, Danny Berry, Tim Brannigan, Dwight Burton. Kugene Crocker, John Crowley, Thomas Cummings. Mark Davis, Sean Fiorito, Carlo Grohovac, Alonzo Hardwick, Donald Hession, Reggie Lewis, Chris Manning, Rich Paulic. Gary Reed. Mark Wilker-son. Freeport defense surges on. Red Devils rejoice due to a referree call. Red Devils' offense moves ball out of dangerous territory. 151 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Coach: Mr. Knight. Jill Bernstein, Patricia Ccpeda, Pam Rallinianis, Barbara Pirto, Dci-dre Handbury, Melissa Stack, Regina Bi-� ona, C hristine Ranazzizzi, Mindy Ochital. ( hristine Ranazzizzi, Barbara Pirto, Pam Kallimanis, Regina Bitona, Melissa Stack, Dcidrc llandhurv, Jill Bernstein, Patricia Cepeda, Mindy Ochital. 152 Rita Bopp J.V. CHEERLEADERS Mindy Ochital. Christine Ranazzizzi FRONT ROW: Lisa Giglio, Sue Carillo. SECOND ROW: Toni Condos, Helaine Nol-man. Kelly Lomangino, Geraldine Barry, Beverly Irvine, Kim Miller. Ilelga Cepada, Lisa Burke. Carla Basile. lorn Condos, llelaine Neuman. Ilelga Cepada. Sue Carillo. Kelly Lomangino, Geraldine Barry. Beverly Levine, Kim Miller, Lisa Burke. Lisa Giglio, Carla Basile Vi i Barbara Pirto Pam Kallimanis 153 BOYS’ GYMNASTICS FRONT ROW: Chris McCoy, Rich Carter, Demetrius Ferguson, Charles Young, Sylvester C'otto. Dave McAndrews. BACK ROW: Gerrard Palmer, Rodnev Burns. Darryl Davis. Pete lieu. Gary Hanes, Ronald R an. Ray I.ouie, Coach; Mr. Schulz Saunders tenses for good elevation. Devigins exhibits his style on the rings. McCoy executes graceful form on the bars. McAndrews concentrates on the bar. VARSITY SWIMMING FRONT ROW: Adrienne Loughlin, I.eueen Molloy, Katy Fox, Coach: Lynn Konen. Michele Desota. Jill Spelina. Blanche Artis. SECOND ROW : Tom O’Brien, Anthony Desota, Cormac Molloy, Dave McAndrews, Todd Holly, Craig Rosen. THIRD ROW: Jeff Groer, Danny lawless, Hugh Cohen. Joe Lawless. Kieran Molloy, Jeff DeSalvo, Tim Selby, Oscar McDonald. Tom O’Brien enters the water with dvnamic grace V r i i iiaMfe 11 DU 1 1:1,1 Michele Desota strives to race the clock David McAndrews dives with an intense style 155 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Mr. F.mma FRONT ROW: Eugene Fuller, Stacey Pickett, Dan Schuford. Eric Crooner, Anthony Jones. Ocar Thompson, Michael Flaherty, Mark Wright, Myron Ames. Louis Anderson. Brian Stair, William Pope. Myron Ames set up the offense Dan Schuford pulls down a strong rebound Louis Anderson applies strong defense 156 BOYS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Coach: Mr. Mohrman FRONT ROW: Gary Reed, Mark Davis, Greg Swopes, James Leige. SECOND ROW': Damon Ulmer, Danny Berry, Tyrone Fllerbe, Mark W'ilkerson, Leslie Johnson, Brian Flaherty. Chris Right Jones guns from the floor 157 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Mr. Right FRONT ROW: Jcryl Kimbrough. Leah Greggs. Debbie Dantes. Donna Samuels, Stacey Aydelott. SECOND ROW: Sunday Coward. Diana Ring, Clarice Pearce, Terry W ilson. Arlene Mayers, I.isa Mason. Clarice Pearce guns from the baseline A special thanks should he given to Joe Dcsalvo and Date C astro for developing most of the pictures on this page Lisa Mason lays it up from down under l.eah Greggs converts a lay-up for two 158 GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Coach: I.inda Hendrickson. FRONT ROW: Lynet Callahan, Jo Ann Reilly, Rohyn Patton leapt.). Meranda Moore. SECOND ROW: Chris Bivona. Sharon Cole. Mari Parker. Cathy Bumpus. Nancy McManus, Sherrie Soloman. MISSING: Kathy Tiedemann. Del Thomas. Sunday Coward sinks a perfect jump-shot Clarice Pearce sets up the Freeport offense Terrv W ilson out-leaps her opponent to control the tip-off Arlene Mayers dominates the control of the tip-off 159 Andrew Boyd mo es into position for the pin. VARSITY WRESTLING Freeport's leading contenders in the Nassau County finals. Coach liaise, Andre Cox, Andrew Boyd. Dave Cowans, Mike Franklin. Sam Boone. Greg Wright, Willie Warven Coach Mr. T. liaise FRONT ROW: Mike Franklin. Johnny Naylon, Errol Shin, Greg Wright, Willie Warren. SECOND ROW: Dave Kinard. Dave Cowan, Terry Carter, Wayne Covington. Tony Warren. THIRD ROW: Keith Young, Andre Cox, Mike Gen-tils, Tom Damato, Sam Boone. Dave Cowans gains more points in the country finals. 160 J.V. WRESTLING FRONT ROW: William Todd, John Joseph, Charles Dean, Charles Miller, John Finch, Joe Warren, Mr. Corleto (Coach). SECOND ROW: Jeff Mason, John Apostolides, Derrick Jackson, Gil Finch. James Tullo. Todd Bader. THIRD ROW.- Bernard Patrick, Jesus Sanchez, Jack Walden. Keith Kendrick. Alphonso Hardwick, Shawn Fiorito. Sam Boone out-muscles his opponent on the mat Tom Damato is determined to defeat his opponent 161 Annette Wyche returns a difficult sene Tina Crubbs hits the ball with prowess VARSITY VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: Alfreda Hudson. Jeryl Kimbrough. Earnistine I.igion. Deidre Catner, Annette Wyche. SECOND ROW: Sunday Coward, Arlene Mayers. Phyllis Crate. Tina Crubbs, Beth Powell. J.V. VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: Alitia ( lark. Lisa Crittenden. I.isa Thompson, Tanya McDonald. BACK ROW: Deirdre Catner. Elina Tamayo. Dale Thomas, Sheryl Hamilton, Verl McClaney BOYS’ BOWLING FRONT ROW: Steve Riley, Michael Senc-zewski, John Evans, Tom Rizzo, Frank DiS-arlo, Chris Barharo. SECOND ROW: Coach; Mr. Austin. Erik Burins, Ken Burvvell, Manager; Tanya Patton. Joel Geller, Manager; Danielle Schultz, Xavier Abraham. John Martone. Tom Alkins Tom Rizzo follows through for a perfect strike Xavier Abraham concentrates on form John Martone glides the ball down the lane 164 Ken Burwell uses his precise form GIRLS’ BOWLING Coach Austin exhibits perfect form Kvans targets for a strike Coach: Mr. Sam Nepote. FRONT ROW: Doreen Chila, Beth Medaglia. SECOND ROW: I.isa Mcl-adden, Wendy Gibbons, Diana Solomon. THIRD ROW: Denise Simon, Nancy Ness, Pamela Tucker, Robin Sanderson. Joel ( eller concentrates on each pin Purins splits the pins perfectly 165 RIFLE C oach; Mr. Larkin FRONT ROW: Deanna Tucci, Carlos Nieto. Rich Salerno. Kerry Sandhaas. SECOND ROW: Gregory Hennessey, Jon Sheppard, David Bunipus. THIRD ROW: Robert Ballin, Tyrone Jenkins. Micheal Bumpus, Joe Abbruzzese. 166 Mike Bumpus concentrates to score that perfect hull pinwheel Jon Sheppard contemplates a match Dave Bumpus sets sites in for a bull WINTER TRACK I-ovell Riddle “gels loose James Bessel works on his speedy stride Coach Bessel stretches before a workout Earl Gamble limbers up for his renowned triple jump Erik Brimmage prepares for a workout Coach: Joseph Bessel. FRONT ROW: Michael W illiams, Earl Vincent Gamble, Victor “Moon” Moonev, Tim Carrol, James Holman. SECOND ROW: Bryon Daley, James Miller, Erik Brimmage. Lovell Butch) Riddle II. THIRD ROW: Gerard Barrow, Jimmy Bessel, Obie Brimmage, Steten Barry, Donald Combs. MISSING: Garnett Heraman. Harold Engtik, Deidre Dwyer. BOYS’ FRESHMAN WRESTLING FRONT ROW: Shawn Griffith, Monroe Nelson, Ricky Giordano. Mitchell Hirsch. Peter Cleary, Danny Dean. SECOND ROW: David Zimmer, Kenny Nelson, Verny Ohregon, Paul Lavene, Jamie Valladaharas, Jose Quiros. THIRD ROW: Dan Flood). Darrell Bird. Laurelton Mulraine, Lee Gully. FOURTH ROW: Mike Corpening, Mark Abma, Gerald Jones, Gary Rohinson, Maurice Kelly. BOYS’ FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Coach: Mr. Grenich. FIRST ROW: Kevin Robinson, Vaughn Ames. SECOND ROW: Charles llolsey, Michael Wright. Jason Jordan. Gary Green, Tony Ellis. BOYS’ FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Mark Abma, Vaughn Ames. Royce Brown, Malcolm Cherry, Rick Farmer, Dan Floody, Darnley Green, I.ee Gully, Chuckie Moisey. Derrick Jackson, Eric Jemison, Gerald Jones, Dan Kennedy, Paul Levine, Reggie Lewis, James Moore, Verny Obregon. Eric Robinson. Gary Robinson, Kevin Robinson, Andrew Scales, Patrick Simmons, Michael Wright 170 Attackman Joe lawless is set up on the crease to receive a pass for a shot on goal Freeport midfielder looks to gain a scoop from opponent Dierdre Dwyer clowns before she engages upon serious running 171 COMMUNITY 172 Beyond the football field, track, and Milburn Pond, all which surround Freeport High School, extends our community; a town with a proud past and a bright future. It is a close, hard working community, as well as an independent incorporated village. Originally known as Raynorstown, Freeport was founded in 1659 by Edward Raynor, a Hempstead Village pioneer. During colonial times seamen began to refer to the earliest settlement as “free port” since captains found they could sail through Jones Inlet and land cargo, avoiding the paying of duties at customs houses in major ports like Sag Harbor and New York City. Residents voted to make the name official in 1853. The community of Freeport succeeds in keeping up with the steadily changing pace of today 's world, while still preserving and acknowledging its historical aspects. The Freeport Historical Museum, in a building renovated at 350 South Main Street, provides items of historical value for all interested citizens to admire. Our Freeport Recreation Center is a truly beautiful complex with one indoor and three outdoor pools, a bubble enclosed ice-skating rink, a gym and various programs and activities which cover the full spectrum for all age groups. The Center has been lauded as the finest in the state. Freeport has numerous parks. Among them are Randall, Northeast, Waterfront, and Cow Meadow. Complete summer programs are conducted in the parks, including concerts. For the culturally minded, the Freeport Arts Council has everything from art shows and educational courses to weekend bus trips. Freeport's Police Department and one hundred year old volunteer fire department are a great source of pride to the community. Ising the latest equipment and techniques, they are responsible for protecting local residents and commercial establishments. The strong nautical theme is probably the most favored aspect of Freeport. Famous seafood restaurants line the eight and a half miles of waterfront. W ith vast fleets of open charter boats and commercial fishing vessels, the Village of Freeport has long been known as the “Boating and Fishing Capital of the East.” Freeport and its residents have twice been honored by the Long Island Tourism Commission for outstanding contributions toward the recognition of l.ong Island as a place to visit, regardless of the season. Its location allows for easy access to New York City or Jones Beach. It is evident that Freeport is a fine place to live and indeed a community to be proud of. As we explore and experiment with our interests, many of us will seek change and relocate. But regardless of where we go, we will retain memories of Freeport, the community which has provided each of us with a passport into the new era. 173 Within the Freeport Post Office, two attractive paintings adorn the walls. They were painted during the depression by William Gropper. Then an unknown artist, he was employed under the “New Deal policy. Today his work is priceless. While some stars, like Guy Lombardo and Broadway actor, Victore Moore, have occupied Freeport homes, others come here simply to work. This school year, Betty Davis came to our town to film part of the movie “Family Reunion. Freeport’s Post Office. 174 One of William Cropper’s paintings, situated on the west wall of the Post Office. Betty Da is and Mayor White. The Freeport Recreation Center, a truly beautiful complex. Helping Hands at the Recreation Center’s ice-skating rink. 175 FABULOUS WATERFRONT One feature that makes Freeport unique among other municipalities on Long Island is the waterfront, which is larger, has more boats, houses more people and does more business yearly than any other waterfront community. Woodcleft Canal, known nationally for its boats and commercial fishing, measures exactly one nautical mile long. Freeport’s Annual Great Canoe Races have been held on a Sunday in July for the past five years and attract amateur participants of all ages. For three years, the Village has been a starting point of exciting offshore power boat races, part of the national and international circuit of the sport. For the past four Septembers, the Village has been the site of a giant in-the-water, on-the-land boat show, and this event attracts spectators from all over. Seven years ago Freeport residents, aware that thousands came each year for fishing, decided to entice those visitors to the many “dry-dock” attractions of the Village. The effort has been a resounding success. 176 A view of Main Street. Freeport’s charming scenery, which influences many people to visit, is a major reason why the Long Island Tourism Commission has honored us for outstanding contributions toward the recognition of Long Island. Students do not have to go far to enjoy Freeport’s scenery. Next to the high school is placid Milhurn Pond. This serene location is also a scientific wonder. Although it is a fresh water pond, it does not freeze during the frigid winter months. Freeport scenery, enjoy it. 180 When starting out on any voyage, there is a need to purchase materials to go with you. There is no better place to do this than in your home town. Through the merchants’ ads, we are able to bring this yearbook to you. 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Third: George Lang, Bobby Crovella, Pat C lark. Gregg DiGregorio. John Woodward, Scott Braun. George Mugno. Missing: Darrel C'andelario, Rob Dennis. Bobby Wisman. Steven Wicks. Dave McDicken, Hector Ocasio, Peter Rodriguez. Ron Lawrence, John C'oogan, Billy Hutchinson, Scott McAuley, Tommy Fucci. Scott Sullivan. 193 Johnson’s Home Decor 133 W. Sunrise Hwy. Freeport, N.Y. 11520 (516) 546-1510 Cusfom Shades - Venetian Blinds Wallpaper - Linoleum Tile - Carpet Juanita V. Johnson Consultant 194 Austin Athletic Equip. Corp. Congratulations To The CLASS of 1982 Fox Cleaners 123 S. Main St. Freeport, N.Y. 11520 Lee C. Austin, Pres. (Class of 1938) Box 423 Bellmore, N.Y. 11710 (516) 785-0100 ARNEE 78 Freeport Mall Freeport, N.Y. 11520 7 Atlantic Avenue Lynbrook, N.Y. Congratulations To The 1982 Graduates Two Cousins 255 Woodcleft Ave. Freeport, N.Y. 11520 (516) 379-5065 Maria Zapatero’s Boutique, Inc. 71 Freeport Mall, Freeport, N.Y. 11520 (516) 223-1528 (516) 546-0079 D. Zapatero Presidente Congratulates The Members Of The Class Of 1982 “The New Era” On The Occasion Of Their Graduation. Best Wishes For The Future. Variety of Gifts Clothes for Men and Ladies, Perfume and Jewelry 1% SIGMA TAU DELTA Officers, President: I.aurie Giordano. Vice-President: Rita Bopp, Secretary: Stephanie Kronen, Sergeant of Arms: Regina Bivona, Treasurer: Lisa Giglio, Athletic Directors: Geraldine Barry, Historian: Michele Especiale. Sisters: Pricella Almodavar. Carolyn Barry, Brenda Bartlet, Carla Bisile, Christine Bernadini, Christine Bivona, Diane Blinn, Christine Brunie, Denise Brunie, Kim Buchanan, Danielle Bounavita, Liza Burke, Sue Combs, Toni Condos, Sue Corillo, Paula Corraza, Debbie Dantes, Donna Dantes, I.isa DiGrazia, Diane Dixon, Liza F.herst, Michelle Forlain, Kileen Forte, Lisa Giglio, Patty Golder, Dawn Goldstein, Shell! Green. Eva Grillo, Deirdre llanberry, Barbara Hodge, Donna Kavanaugh. Darlene Kilkenny, Sharon Langdon, Beverly Levine. Lynn Llanes, Kelly Lomangino, Michelle Magee, Lia Marconi, Lisa Mascara, Donna Nolan, Barbara Pirto, Marvanne Pizzillo. Marie Quintalina, Chris Ran-nissi, Petra Raser, Pauline Reilly, Lynne Rowen. Jenny Rykeart, Darlene Sarentino, Marie Sarentino. Laura Schmeling, Helen Sciarrone, Jeanine Su-chan, Susan Suchan, Lori Sullivan. Nancy Sullivan, Kathy Walker, Linda Zarate. STATEMENT SAVINGS... An easier way to save • ONE COMPLETE MONTHLY STATEMENT • ALL TRANSACTIONS MAY BE MADE USING TELLER BEAM OUR 24-HOUR AUTOMATED BANKING SERVICE • SAFE - NO PASSBOOK WORRIES! Ask for details at any NORTH AMERICA OFFICE CONGRATULATIONS FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT PAUL CONTE CADILLAC 169 WEST SUNRISE HIGHWAY FREEPORT, NEW YORK 11520 378-1130 197 FROM THIS MOMENT ON The Class Of ’82 Will Never Forget F.H.S. President - Monica Vaughn Vice President - Peggy Grant Treasurer - Micheal Colder Secretary - Beverly Mitchell Liaison - Wayne Covington The 1982 Voyageur has been created in a style notably different from yearbooks of the past. The first-time senior color section, the cover design, the novel Senior Life Section, which included pictures of the prom site and bands, the fashion pages in the Student Life Section, and the theme of the book have all contributed to this difference. I wish to express on behalf of the Voyageur staff my sincere gratitude to Mrs. Greenberg, Mrs. Frahme, Mr. Grempel, Miss Gutierres, Mr. Schildkraut, Mr. Raul Rodriguez, Mr. Barr, Mrs. Maiorino, Marie McAuley, and the Spanish community for their assistance, which enlightened our work load and helped to make our dream a reality. I want to give special thanks to Mr. McAuley. This is his eleventh year as adviser to Voyageur. How he has been able to endure it I do not know, but I will always be grateful to him. All the editors began the year with no experience. One might think that this was a drawback, but it became instead a positive factor. Fach editor did not concern himself with his section alone. Instead the editors helped each other to complete the various sections of the book, sometimes staying up until four o'clock in the morning to do so. We became sixteen brothers and sisters with one goal - Voyageur 1982. I thank them all sincerely for their dedication. There will always be a special place for them in my heart. I would also like to thank my family. The complexity of the task of putting together a yearbook and the amount of traffic which it has created in our home have put a strain on all of us. Fortunately it has brought us closer together. Without their help the job would have been impossible. Mom, Dad, Dag, I love you. We hope the ’82 Voyageur contains and brings back the special memories of your high school years. Sincerely, Jose Miguel Zapatero Fditor-in-Chief Boosters IJS-432 Congratulations-V. Roy Cacciatore, Esq. class of '67 Congralulation-Andy Cacciatore, class of ’69. “CROSS ISLAND BAND Nancy-Your mother snorts octupi-Jackir Batic-lt longeth, I fainteth! Jokic Howdy Doody. I finally made it, so let's gel married. l.ove Baby-cakes Mom Dad, I may be last but hopefully not least! Thanks for being you. late, your little pumpkin l.isterine-Yeah, you are my best friend, I admit it. Jackie W'FIIS. and the “Stage Crew rule. EB Patty, thanks for being my friend. Love always. Erik Michael-Thcrc is a cure for the summer-time blues. Love Jackie P.w„ I told you I wasn't crazy! E.B. Oh!!? ! Another class bites the dust! E.B. The crew: J.P., S.O., O.S., l„G.. T.B.. we have had some crazy times in F.H.S. Good luck in the future and keep in touch. Love always. Tanya Patton Anthony, I love you! Lo� c always. Patty It has been nice knowing some of the people in 82. THE GREAT OZ HAS SPOKEN-John Ozwald Hey llaley-Thanks-Diringcr To Kenny. Good luck always. l.ove ya always sweetness-your lady To Mom. I finally made it. 12 yrs. straight and with you HKKv behind me. Thanks Amy- May you smell like horses forever! l.issie To David, Thanks for coming into my life. Stay mine forever. I-ove always, Jackie Mr. Nepote, Duck Soup-I.ove, Nancy Jackie-Freeport beats Israel any day! I.isterine Jay bo. I still love you babe. Always yours, Susha Everybody. I’m not having an affair with Ricky! Michael-You understand me-l mean you've been to Yale and back! Glory Michele. Smurf Power! Ix� ve Patty Andrew, Guess who? Patty Jil- We really should get together more often-l.issie You can make the sun shine with music! Mr. Turner Heidi, God Loves You. Always, Stacey Best of luck class of 82 The only dales you’ll get are the kinds you eat. John Doe Bojo. Good luck with puppy face, love Tomo Diane: Will you paint the pole!! E.J.K. Jr. Boo Boo. are you sure your the pres? Terri To Karen and Joy. running is all in the mind, from Joann W hen will two become one my love? DH-n-.VlC 82. reign forever! Michy To Pam. Gena. Michelle: Friends are hard to come by, so promise not to say good-bye. C.W. “Octupus on the run To a puggy nose kid. Nanny Baby- We all miss ya! Get the ( enterport House. Break the seal of approval. So what, if you don't get as tan here. - Jake, Merlin. Mocha. Gigi. Alexis. Poodleface. Corsello Merlin Crack sss ploop Down the drain: how do they do that?- Jake Cathy- I still swear it was burnt peanuts, watch out for knee-attacking clogs- Maralin To JB's house for cable- Bring your own hallucinogens! Poodleface- the butterfly is drinking coffee, the butterfly is going to punch her out. Guess who! Jose’- W'e plainly made it extremely on time alot more-Plainly? Janet, Kim- Mings and Industrial! Chrissy Fidget- What doya’ mean? Exactly!! Tracy Ginzo: O C hristmas tree- llow I wish I had thee!- Tracy Sigma Tau Delta will always be number one. Chrissy Chrissy- Hello Murry, this is Fi-Fi, I come from Paris'. If you want to see me, call 955- 333! He’s a dream!- Marie Spam. Peel- Mananana’s A Peteletees- Tay W endi! W here is Oscar- Robin Jill. I love Sean. Angelo. Danny. Sonia (Bonia. Soni-Soni(Knowing you has been an experience-1 never know what to cxpect!(Slicker Coka-Daddy included) But I can’t say I regret any of it! Remember me ALW AYS! Behave yourself! l ove. Your Dizzy Twin l.ouie Love. You think you're a cujine! Marie- Oh Brian oh!- Chrissy Mindy. Jill- friends forever. Chrissy I). I really do like you. B. Mike, want a ride home? Barbara I-el's have another party! MG I’ll miss you. B.S. Tony- You are sweet! Barb Dom- what d’ you step in? Lori Vitina- I'm glad we're still friends. I love ya a lot. Lori Rauncher: grapes Woody. Maxi Pam: I'm glad to show brought us close: Mary Mr. Davis: I hope the memory of “82” lasts forever. Mary Miss VandrWater: I-et the memories shine. Man Miss Van deWater. SVENSEN'S let’s go!!! Mary Jose. “Through the years Love Mary Jose, thanks for the song. I love the words. Mary Jose, Federal Express 6:57 be there 000 Mary Sean, Remember Bacon. Eric Anthony, Remember Variety Show and liquor stores Eric Lori. Save a place in your heart for me!! Eric Patty. W hen are we going dancing? Eric Sean- Yours was the best party Eric Crystal- Remember Sean's party and dancing! Eric Maralin- What a View You have! Eric Patty- Want some strawberries? Eric Carl- W hat kind of man are you?-Jackie Beto Danny l„ I may not be good at pool but I'm better at other things! I Ct's go fishing. Love Barbara Danny L. The Variety Show was great especially cause of vou-Next time it’ll be the beach. Hopefully I’ll see you next door at Erharfs this summer! Mike M. I’m out! Barb Kimosabe, 1'hese were definitely the best of times! You are a terrific friend! Love ya Quack My second half- I Love You! Allison- I'm gonna miss you a lot!- Marianne Rachel- From purple cakes to gratuation- Mar Barbara- Arc you two twins? Dee- I wish she’d shut up- Marianne Barb- It’s the same guy!- Mar Kim- On 42nd Street .. yeah- Mar twin- pass the strawberry Daquaris! I Love TH Lisa, Reading those magazines again? Quackie Patti- Remember NYC and the screwdrivers? Love Barb Andrew- which door? I, 2 or 3. The Pussycat Buckaroo. we've been through a lot and we always managed to find ourselves but most of all each other. Love Me Definitely plan C! Strawberry Daqueris- all right! Marianne, thanks for being there. Barb MT Are we twins? BS W ho cares? As long as it’s tight and black! Pat- Fantasy Meatballs and scrcwples don’t pass out or glow. Nassle, you know I ha sex w|’ choo any day, baybee. Bu'choo know hmliime .' Pally- Sirens forever, D.A. P.H., P.T., C.T., l).M. Ha-lla-Siren 1 Albertine Mama, where arc my shoes- Lily Dee- W hat do you know? You're just a stupid lady in a green turban. Merry Xmas, oh my head! Is there a bathroom around here? Jackie Mrs. Menihoff- Sorry if you triped.Mary Mr. Saputo. Keep the hands clean Mary Mr. Schulz the tires go where? Mary Mrs. Sunden. I hanks for the family talks.Mary McK. Mommy Z. Thanks for the cooking lesson. I hope there are more to come. Mary. Mom Dad. I love you both. Mary Dag: the best brother. J.Z. Sean. Remember All-State? Angie Sean, I have emophobia? Angie Sean, Dracula was great! Angie Eric. You're my CL'ZZZMO!!!. Angie Justine, no jokes! I love you! Angie l-ori, I love you! Angie Patty. Friends forever! I love you! Angie Mr. Pagano. I’ll miss you! Love Angie Class of 1982 the Best of Times. Good Luck in the future. Pal C. Thanks for helping me with 69. Nancy C. Pat C. I am glad we met.Me Remember you have to LIVE TO LOVE and LOVE TO LIVE!! Janice Helen, Climb on the roof lately? friends Forever! Love ya. Lori Jas- But listen ... I gotta go! Love Lori Jimmy- But I live here! Lori Anthony. GRIBF.T! Anthony, The dinner invatition is off! Your sister-in-law Patty, Friends Forever.Love.Michele Kristen, Arc ya pregnant yet? Jew- Felice. Your the greatest! Best friends forever. Beanie Doreen, Julie, Patty- You guys made me realize. I don’t need her! I.ove Mic Kris M.- Locker Slamming 1- I ainie N. The Pooh Club lives on- Pooh. Kanga, Roo, Tigger. Owl. Piglet Elmo- I'm glad we’re friends- Mouth Elmo and Froggy- We’re stooges forever! Point Dextress Colleen, Those girls couldn't be from Freeport. SLAP RIP Heidi Tammy, Lets all hang out the retart cart duh Heidi Arianne Jil- No! Don’t go away. I promise, ’ll be good!Jokie Richie D.- B Pec Lassie come home- Maralin Carol, Remain your mysterious self- it is the essence of your being. Love. Elly-cr. P.S. Yay Team- HA Jose Z„ I’ll never forget the night I didn’t make it home. Love, F..H. Patty, Getting to know you was one of the best side-effects of Voyageur “82 . I-ove, Ellyn Mary Me.. Thanks! Variety Show “82 - I. Love, Ellyn II. Mike, I hope your senior year will be as full of fun and friends as mine was. Thanks, little brother. Love, Ellyn Mrs. Zapatero, Thanks for making sour home ms home during Voyageur “82 . l,ove, Fllyn II. Mom Dad. For the limes you tried and thought you failed- you really didn't. If we stick together we’ll make it! All my love. Ellyn Mom and Dad, I made it! Do you really know how much I love you both? I LOVE you! Love, Patty. Mom, my friend, my counselor, my accomplice-1 NEVER would have made it without you!!!!! All my gratitude and love. Ellyn Helen. McDonald Memories! Your namesake, Ellyn Chrissy R.- Thanks for the flower, you're a sweet heart!-Love Jackie Jessiea, Don’t forget the variety show! Love Jill Mickey, Good Luck! Love Joyce Lisa. I I.ove You! Friends Always, Nancy Sigma Tau Delta 1 Nancy Lori Deb, Your a great friend, l:'ll miss ya. M.G. Deb. Lori. Barbara. Don't forget those Strawberry Daquiries. Margaret Patty S. You've helped me a lot. thanks. Margaret Marianne. Your a great sister and friend. I.ovc ya. Margaret Anthony, No matter what we’ve stayed together, you showed me a lot these last three years and I’ll never forget all the wonderful times we’ve had. I love you. I-ove always. Pally Helen. Best friends is nothing to joke about! Thanks for being my twin! I-ove ya. Patty Eric. To much love is never enough! I love you for what you are and what you stand for! Love Patty Angie. Thanks for your friendship! I Love You! Love Patty Ted- NS hat a scandal- A lust triangle- how queer- Jackie Jokie- remove the tags, no more polyester, from coast to coast-Merlin Carl- Don’t touch me, don’t talk to me. you’re breathing on me Carl, can you drive roe home?- Merlin Janine- Stop gossiping with the Cubans!- Mexican Mutt Ice ( ream Conc!-STOP GOSSIPING!- Jalapcna Pepper Jackie- Ah ya mother's a pepper-national bean day, bath tub pictures- Don't you hate lil fat kids? Robyn- Do I detect a note of prejudice? I ain't your honey. You were gonna hit me, weren’t you? Sexually Frustrated! Jackie Maralin- Ooh Baby? Where? It’s along way down! I love ferris wheels- Jackie Katby, Our friendship is like the diamonds I so admire- beautiful and forever! Love, Ellyn Mary, I'll never forget the times you were there for metesp. the Craig crisis time). Love Ellyn. PA Canolli Power!!! Eileen. There is not much I can say to a person who knows the true meaning of friendship. I hope- THANK YOl'-will do. Love, Ellyn Maria. Without your smile and sweetness. I never would have made it! Love. Ellyn Cutie: I love your legs. Sunshine Spring: Remember the beach with the Kiell’s. Summer Sweetie I: Navy Crew 1. I love you. Sweetie 2 Carol: Your a friend forever. Mackey Mom. Carol, Barbara. Tommy: W hat happen to team. Mackey Carol. Gavin, Jose’, Your the three dearest friends. Thanks for always being there. With love Mackey Patty keep on typing. Mackey Carol. Eleen. Jose’, Maria. F.llyn. Kathy: Keep up the good work. Mary Patty. I l.ove You! Anthony Karen your a real angel! Anthony Mom Dad. I made it! Do you really know how much I love you both? I love you! Love, Patty Mary, I love you! J.Z. Kathy, Ellyn Eileen, My 3 sisters. I’ll miss you. Specially at 4 8 in the morning. J.Z. Maralin, Siren, J.Z. Mary. Through the years! J.Z. Karen D. thanks for your friendship! Friends forever!I.ove Patty Marianne, He's working tonight again, you go in. B.S. Karen, See you at farmingdale. You’re the sister I never had. Thanks- Barb. Rachel. W e finally made it! It’s been a long time! Stay close. B.S. Carol. Our friends come shining thru says it all. I could never have made it without you this year. Thanks for everything. I love ya. Barb Harry: Last year a watch. This year a wig Mr. Schildkraul- W hat does it all mean?!- Carol Margaret- Glad we’re talking- Ijiinie Anything Marne says she can do, SHE CAN IK)! Igulpi Aw, Mom. placenta helper again? To Anna Eric, I will miss you both. Liz Jackie-O, Thanx for 6 terrific years.. No one can replace you in my heart. Remember: don’t get a divorur in the tube!- I_ove you, Amy FLASHINGS will survive long after we do- Lois lane Di- Hey Babydoll! I miss you! How’s the restaurant business? Jokie Wendy, Shadows Forever. Love Michele Congratulations to Sigma Tau Delta Graduates. I.ove Michele Speciale Botie- He lay(ve)eth the thirsty blonde- Jokie Petra. Friends Forever. Michele Stacey, Remember DN'T. DOC and Bug. Heidi Melvin, Paul, David. Love you forever an a day. Robin Janine- You ugly witch. Let’s see the L.G. walk. She’s so cold. Jackie! sexpot) STAACCCYYY! love. Robin Debbie- Friends for life! Theresa Kimbo- Getting into (he zip-lock baggy scene. Hey! It’s cool. What's this? Aresa Jil- Johnny’s so long it’s not fair! Jackie J.D.- Guess what! You make me sick! We can forget all our troubles and get happy!- J.B. 1 Group of People- Patty. Anthony. I-ori. Sean. Angie, Eric. Lisa. Helen. Susan, Kenny Helen- Remember trip to Motor Vehicles?...... Eric Arianne- Can you shimmy without a drainpipe? Jackie Pally. We are friends forever. I-ove ya always- Helen Angie, Keep on singing. Helen Eric, Kenny. Maralin, “Under the Covers.” Jose - You’re a pal; You got the giant clam? Jackie I-ori S. still friends after all these's years- Helen Tawney- It’s me, for Him. Sigma Omega n 1. Helen l.issie- The Answer to the Weekly Question: Get a Mohawk! Jackie Jil- Wau Wau Wau Wauwau W'au- Jackie Joe- You're the best thing that’s happened to me in a while! I-ove ya babe!- Jane Jil- What a guy! And the flannel shirt! W hat a guy!- Jackie Lilly W hite Lobes Roscntwaz- In Petrarch, twist! twist!- Octopi Betty- Stop throwing your spoon. Janine HELENA- WE RE SUCH SISTERS, THE BKIARCLIFFE MERKI IN GIRLS SIS-DONT HIT ME! EISA- WHAT UP WITH FRIDAY NIGHT BABYSITTING. SNOW FOOTBALL, YOUR PARENTS W ILL NEVER FORGIVE OR FORGET. ARE YOU GOING TO WATCII BOTH SOAP OPERAS? Kenny, Remember Red Lights. Eric Mil I.YPIE- LET’S HAVE A DIE-IN, HAUL UP A FEW ECONOMY SIZE CORPSES, A SOCIAL YES! JACKIEPIE 200 Pally- l.o� c ya like a sisler (?) Lillie Brother Eric(? Gigi. Where's m R.......? F.ric Lori. You Swine! Eric Anna- Farmingdale here we come! F.ric Sean and Agnie 1 Duel Erie Kim L.- Remember ENDLESS LOVE F.ric Linda- Still love ya. Eric Ieddy, you arc so smooooth, Angie Eric. Social St. was a panic! Angie Eric. Remember Sean's suprise parly? Angie Mrs. Horne, I’ll try lo gel some of lhal Irish humor, Jose Z. Keekei. Good luck on vour key punching lesson!- Emilio Punk Rocker. EJS Kenny- Remember Solbside Louie’s- Eric Pelra- Southern Comfort and a plastic bag.- Eric Sis- love ya forever- Sis Ere Cabooschka- “Well!”- Mother Goose Champagne goes lo His head!- Sue “We’re a happy threesome.”- Sue Mercy- “G-Force. Forever C-Force. Eternally G-Force!”- Shara Jaiphoe- Ronak’r “My Cone!” “No. Your Clomc. - Shara Sweets- Always love ya- Serious Jaiphoe, Mercy. Misty, Mist- “How are all of you in there? THAT SOUNDS SICK!”- Shara. Sharra, Byrd Todd, Love Forever! Love Patty Petra. Never Again! Love Strawberry Daqueris Jose’- Did we make it?! Love Patty McDonald’s Crew. Why Me? Angie. Remember me when you're famous! Eric Anna, Whiskey Sours and Vodka Eric Anna- Newport 91 Eric Lori- The one that knows me best Eric Lisa- The Hostages in Iran are still there. Puddles, cannon Taxi. Imperial Diner. Busied cold. Maralin Stuart: Smooty Ruff Hum: Blonde Agnes: your wise and I love you. Mac Gavin your letter was beautiful. Maxi Bob: Sorry but Thanks for the show. Mary Stuart A Gavin: Dipstick Inc. Mackey Raucher: Not to Raunchy. Maxi llimiy, Colz. Chris: Take over the office.Maxi Billy. I know everybody says this but I really meant it! “I l.ove You. always and forever!” You’re the one baby! Love. Marie Billy and Marie, Always -N- Forever! 12-31-80 Maralin. Thanks for being so special. Love ya always. Patty Susan, Thanks for sisterhood! I love ya! Patty l-ook to the West; Post tastes Best. I’m doing it; I’m doing it! Hungry? Beef Wellington costs S3.86. Di. I want to be his key ring. Il( B Give me the key, I need my medication. Never forget- Marola, Post, the boogying bunny. P.D.. AGA Chambre 222: Manger a ON7.F. It’s 11:59 and I want to Eat to the Beat. But the Hardest Part of Victor is Sound A-Sleep How many pretzels did we sell? one; ONE;()NE W ho said that; foghorn please; Definitely Was it good for you? The earth moved; we were one. You never tell me anything. Arianne’s dog has fleas so she has no clothes. Diana's mother likes marigolds so we’re going lo Arianne’s bouse. Betty’s shoe broke so Arianne has to go to her locker. Mr. Schildkraut- What IS your middle name?!- Kris We don’t do that lo a goddess!!! Best wishes to all my friends in the class of “82”. l,ove, Crystal Winters I LOVE DAVID, MICHY Bill, I will love you always. Crystal Be my endless love David. ANF Mitch Kris- Keep doin’ it the dainty way!- Carol Tom and Robin always together forever Maria, your the best. Robin Tom. I’ll love ya forever. Robin God, I hope you’ve never eaten Specail K- Heidi Tawney, Remember. String beans- Heidi Hey Beeg. where’s Thumper?!Tif Michelle. Best of luck, wingnut! Pooh Flem Mucous and the Meskateers Alpha Theta Epsilon 1. W oods- W hy you be singing Ragtimes? Buff Butt. Louie Lip. Betty Boop. T.F.T.- Remember the night when some of us doinked. I-el me smoke a cigarette- D.A. 3V«- 5 - 3VY Alpha Theta Epsilon 01- Cherokee Slam learn V, A Omega 1- TF.7.- D.K. •‘lookers Rule All!- R.M.D.K.. T.M. It’s not raining Betty has no hips and will never have children.- Ug A Lil’ Red 'IfHR'- Keep it up. I will break your other arm.- D.K. Ray Broems- You muscle head- D.K. Sucker- SS Ninja Secret Assassins Engine 216, The Broadway Bandits from Senator To Dave. Mike A Clarke and those cotton fields back home- from Dan So Karen? Sex is your life, eh?! I.uv J L Up against the wall; spread your legs. I here’s something about pretty Chinese girls. There’s something about ugly white hoys. There’s one less lamp at Great Adventure. Di, I feel a nake. ( ha Help! Trapped on Mikos Island. I’m hungry; I’m hot; I’m tired. Diana’s phone doesn’ work so Betty and Arianne can’t go home. Richie- Torn Between Two Lovers- RB Karen: So long to Brrr- Robyn Jackie! You only want boys for their bodies. Janine Select Chorale 1982!- Michael. Betty. Jackie. Jil, Debbie. Sean. Agnela. Kristin, Craig. Eileen. Justine. Beth. Amy. Betty. Diana- So long lo Tiggy Tig and Wave Motion Inc.- Y eah Mickey! Patty S.- You’re special to me too- John Jackie: I’m lukewarm! l.ove, Janine Dennis A Lisa always A Forever 1982 K.J.S.- Still my little one! Maria- greebie greebie geeebie! Chris- you’re a hunk! C. Hey, Charlie- do Scorpios really make the best lovers?- R.C. Jill and gang. LUCAS LORENZO SPENCER lives forever!!-Roxanne Roxanne, Good luck! Come back A visit! Y ampiress -2 Jeckle, it’s a moo-moo. Heckle J- Someday you’ll know why- real bad- and I will feel great and even laugh- J Lots of good luck to all the graduates- Mr. Waitings Blackrazor and Asmodeus shall reign supreme!- “x” Good luck to all seniors of Audio Y’isual Crew! To All My Dipsticks Good luck Gavin and Cindy Best of luck in the years to come. Love A Friendship, Margaret Walsh Don’t ever change. Best wishes always. Sincerely, your pal, Margaret Walsh Good luck future A.V. Crew Pete, King “V” again. I’ll always remember 4-26-80, Luv Gav FHS STAGE BAND 1 PCW Hey Jackie, that fish sure tastes good- Paul Dave Hogan, wash your face Girls soccer still can't beat a bunch of cripples. Mark, Floyd Hey Angie and Crcola. . SMD! Mr. Turner’s a REAL TI RE! Donny Gee can’t play lax or trumpet. PCW Cyn, you are my love, you are my heaven Push. I'm sorry that you were only here one year with me. but it was the best year ever. You were always there when I needed you. And I love you for it. Best of luck forever, l-ove always, your little sister Karen. Betty- W ho’s taking little Johnnie to the prom? Lissie Nancy- do you still want to do my eyebrows? Lissie l.eueen. I’ll drive you to your car- Jackie Marianne A Rachel. Best Friends Always! l.ove Karen Ari- has John washed his shirt yet? Lis Maralin. Remember walking in the rain. Jose Lissie- UP. down, UP, down. UP Here's to staying up!-Arianne Thanks for making me think. Lissie Kathy- The “Mailman!!”- Kris Kris- Remember the Fribble!- Samantha Beth- Did I miss the car again? Lissie Oh, Maria!- We’re waiting for Godot! Aaugh! Love always. Kris Colin Irving is my baby!- KM Jack! Walsh- You’re my favorite driver! Lissie Trudy- I no who- do uno who? Amy- Long live Lois Ijine A FLASHINGS, but what about us? Lis Jackie- You really think a mohawk? Listerine Kris- The “mailman”- Kathy Melissa- Keep a stiff upper lip! Maria- Put a Tic (TIK| Tac in your mouth and gel a(TIK bang Mary- I know what time it it!!- Kathy Ellyn- Watch out for those trash cans!!- Kathy Yav Team- You guvs will always be my best friends- Kathy Marianne- “And we’ll never have to say Goodbye!” I love you!Rae Carol- “May the Mind of Christ our Savior live in us from day to day ” Rachel Allison- We’ll be together FOREVER’ Marianne. Carol. Karen. Rachel. Darienne Karen- It may be any time today, well, soon! Keep your eyes fixed above, so will I A we’ll always stay this close! Rachel Debbie M.- We’re sisters! See you soon- Rachel CAMPUS LIFE! MarCarKarALDanRae Kim. Dee- We still like skiing down the bannister!-Rachel. Marianne Kathy- Remember Gumby A Pokey- Jose Dee- Dad said,“Peace”; and we all walked silently, back to the car. Amy- Y ou are such a perceptive honor student!! Jacki Crash Jr., Indy 500 real soon!! Love y. Crash Teddy- Hey Snot!- Love Jackie Carl- PLEASE STOP MOANING! Nancy. Beth A Jackie Weiner. Hey. I had another one. Wahl? You too? I.ove Jane Betty- I tell you everything! TALK!- Jackie Maralin- Beware of nervous breakdowns. Jose Hey Jane- BABA. BABAH Jackie Robyn- What do you want? He’s a P.R.- J.B. Patty, Maralin. Mary A Maria- We did it!- Jose’ Dee- Eye of the Needle- serious stoledo action!- Jackie Amy- Remember the 64Mb on Mrs. Fuller’s math test? Love Beth Maralin and Carl- Isn’t it great to be open with hatred? Love you both- Jackie Good luck to the class of H2- The Purins family Robin, I will always love you. Love Tom Jil Jil Mazer Mazer- W hen I reach across the Galaxy, (and I will somedayk I will miss your company- Jackie Baby 73 Camaro 6796- AJL John's a stop sign Congratulations to the class of 1982- Mr. A. Jensky Beth- Bethic Beth as Piggy W ig. Dedication lo the Camp, did you learn to work the switchboard yet? Kiddo. there is life after Freeport, Thank God! Love. Jackie Robin. No one loves you more. Tom Bowling 1- Ralzo G.M.. J.D.. J.D.. J.7... J.C. A M.M.A Mr. A Mrs. A. Thanks for one of the funnest weeks. Love, Jackie Burwell choked at the counties. Tom Tim’s a head. Victor’s a fruit cake. Robin A Tom Amy- I’ll bet that package at l.issie’s was blow! One night we will have lo sit in a heavy ring of smoke with a wild cat, once more-Love Jackie Happy Graduation and a happy future! L. Mason May Helen come alive again! Michael? He wears funny shirts, but he’d better make a lot of money or I’ll give him a lobotomy- I.ove ya. Close Friend and Confidant. The Best of Both Worlds. Don’t call me baba. Call me Lamb chop!!- Guess who? Chris R.- See how many retards there are in this class?-Jackie Far. your mother drinks camel spit!- Habib Jackie- Thanks for all the “God Bless Yous’’ Love your homeroom Buddy Jil- Don’t forget to make the appointment. Love Beth Dee- You’ll always be my first friend, with or without the bride's dress. Love Bob Janet- I have no friends (sikei Love Bob God Bless You!!Beth!!!! Jackie Robyn- Chesty Alto or Beaver Alto?- Jackie Ay! ELMO. E-L-M-O ELMO- Monica Beth- Come out and play!!! Chang Paul- Rock my sinful soul; your Rodeo or mine?- Jackie Once upon a lime Nancy Rosenberg had a job Sike! Jil, Beth, Jackie’s B4W. Amv l.uv va Bebs. Chang Select Choral 82!- The Best Stop lyyyyyyying to yoursclro. Jackie’s are fantasmagoric, the rest are first derivatives of slime. JAB A JAW Betty A Jackie- Chesty Altos. Robyn Fool you Danette, Luv Jackie Cardinal Carl- I should’ve been you for Halloween. Learn to hold your liquor guy. maybe you’ll be a bowling champ! Ixvve Cardinal Jackie. Mets 1- Hugh Cohen Sally B.- at least we didn't hit anything- Donna II. Norman- GTOZU!!!! The Class of 82 Is Numero Uno! Donnalee- and the W'onderful Wolverine! I’ll never forget my lunchtime buddies- Donnalee II. Good Luck. Best of wishes for the future- Mr. Stanger Timmy and Sonia forever. Love Sonia Gven- Thanks goodness for the Biology hotline. Omega Gamma Delta 1 Kenny is a member of the ’81 County Niceness Club. I nczewski is the grand fessmaster! Joan Jett rocks Long Island Burwell and Purins: 279 game 12-31-81 Adam- is that Mr. Green!- “x” Lizzy! Half-Fast Forever!!- Barbara Annmarie! I know about you and Daddy, but I won’t tell- Mommy Sigma is second to none!- B.M.II. Sue: Ferdy, Jose. Screwdrivers, barefeet. and handball in the rain- your blood sister. Gooba, Pookie. Catalina. Resa. Weezer- Italian Delights! Philip and Barbara- always and forever. Sharette: I love you like a sister- Barbara My friends- Thanks is not enough for your support and friendship. Pis.- Yay Team! Luck A l.ove, Ellyn Richie. Juan. Emilio A Sean- Thanks for letting me in shoelaccs-Maralin Patty- Thanks for your support throughout the show. Maralin Jackie- I must be more careful with my wet wilbers. I’m so sorry-Maralin Mass Manufactured Birth Certificates! Helena. Ronnig and Betty- Thank you for coming to see the show. Helen and Laurie- Was He wearing a grey jacket and had a moustache Kenny, Eric, Helen, Richie- orgy at my house! 6:30 a.m. Maralin F.ric my hack still hurts. Maralin Hey Bug-Out-“Onc more milc”-I-ovc always. Doc Oc Soccer you-bel! Road Runner forever-Dan the Man Sonia, You’re the only girl I could ever truly love. Richard River Oh where oh where has my little dog gone? Heidi Step on it Tawn, l-ove Beeg Tim. you’re the best friend I’ve ever had.-Rich Sonia Marrero-Mv endless love. Rich To Bob and A.V.-The Dungeon Master prevails-Turk Kanala Maria, desdorn asith, the Kazzalor of the jakcrcn ecrofeg will continue enslow through Kavanaldome terpsi. Ail seniors now hear this. W E DID IT! -R.C. Martone: Did you get Malverne’s shirts?-“x” Punch that doggie! F.II.S. Bowling: 1035. 960. 995 on 1 14 82 Get out the voodoo pin! Patrol: I he key to success Like, how’s it goin . eh? Next year I’m taking A.P. study hall F.H.S. Bowling «1 (so what else is new?) Good luck to a class I will miss very much! R.D.C.-Give mv regards lo Star Child and Logan. Luv D.L.II. 432-IJS 201 Ken Burnell is distracted from his studies. Anna V'encebi in the lobby during her lunch period. Nancy Rosenberg and Kyle Smith in the auditorium. Anna Kadulo and Eric Schickendick in the lobby after school. 202 Marie McAuley in room 234 after school. F.llyn Horne and a friend during Variety practice. Our high school years have come to an end. The memories of friends and events will always be with us. Our senior year has been filled with many unforgettable monents. Punk Day, Halloween, the Variety Show, and the Prom are just a few of them. But most of all it has been fill with many great people who made these moments possible. The end of the high school years give way to new beginnings. We will rely on what we have learned in order to progress and fulfill our dreams. Our education and experiences will serve as our Passport to the New Era. 204 Sunday, June 27, (Graduation date