General Douglas MacArthur High School - Commander Yearbook (Levittown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1976 volume:

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While all at once my heart look flight I could have danced, danced, danced all night. - My Fair Lady Old King Cold l was a merry old spill mcrd Kn, He called for || pa he called forhis bow he called for his fide N'ir-1 r Rhyme Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall' Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. Mil the king'! horses And all the king's men Couldn't put Humpty together again. — nursery rhyme it a spoonful of helps the medicine down, in the moat delightful way. •Marv Popping JUM . ly friends. ' 4� iY- YfcljK ’ ♦ Z M ' ' ' K +• ■ Ufe,- A. 1, ’ Mhl A W $ SfT'; £ ‘ ’ J-:..a £ :■ ? -V ? •- -� T ' . •M iC SSfcgs ' .•■ . � fu :- £ p! 4ti VS fen r •’ ■W'.J Ik ’ ff. . . . •„ «L, 5 -v« .' i' � J ' «as FALI Autumn is a time of change A time when trees ignite With flashes of red and amber The flames line the streets And then slowly die out. They are trampled on Or caught up in the whirlpools. Their remains are gathered up into lifeless piles. Once bright and splendid, they lie peacefully, Awaiting their doom. The trees are matchsticks Tall and stark. They stand shivering longing for the flames, That once made them feel so glorious. Here and there a single spark flares Until a gust of wind Blows it out. — Judy Rotondo 18 FALLING LEAVES RACING FOR RANKS EGGS, PUMPKINS, AND SHAVING CREAM ENDLESS APPLICATIONS STUFFED THANKSGIVING STOMACHS FOOTBALL FAILURES PROM PLANS 1776 PEDDLING YEARBOOKS SAT, ACT, RSE, ACH, AND BCS BICENTENNIAL BOREDOM “HELP WANTED”........ 1 On Ranks All the cattle knew that the time was near. They could sense the nervous- ness in the air at the Old MacArthur coral. Who would be the prime cut meat and who would be the low grade? The bell sounded and each creature pushed his way to the center of the pen where the cowboys held the coveted slips of paper. Finally the tu- mult subsided and the sacred notices were distributed. Pedro Bull was number one and shouts of congratula- tions resounded. After all, rank deter- mined which farms would accept you. Now Pedro could live at any farm his intelligent little heart desired — Hor- ned, Hen State, Pranceton, Dirt- mouth, the University of Transylva- nia, etcetera. All the others were sub- ject to scrutinization by the board of Eggheads which decided whether they were fit for farmlife or the slaughter- house. It really didn’t matter whether the axe or the tuition fees killed them. P.G. There at the goal line oncg again. There the five stood — mean, angry me i The five were lined strong in a row. Their objective was to overcome their fo j And when the ball was snapped, Wayne made the trap. Schooker and Fisher and Estes, too. Made hits on men harder than Waterloo The hacks led by Bobby Loo could not run the ball . .. ’cause of the So there we died on the three yard line, Unable to score for the umpteenth time J.F, and LEFT TO RKiHT 1ST ROW Ron Schumann. A1 Schick, Joe Lafferty. John Gustavson. “Moose' Skowron, Bob Hartung. David Eherts. Joe Vollaro, Bob Plitsch, Harry Hanson. Rick Lumsden. Jack Fisher, Joe Lemaire. 2ND ROW: Sam Goldener. Lon Sussman. Bob Austin. Rich Masin, Mike Mulcahy, Kevin Cole man, Mark Coyne. John DeFazio, Mike Pomarico, Ed Buhse. Dave Snyder. Tom Adams. 3RD ROW Bruce Collins. Scott Teifer, Paul Rosenthal. Gary Schook. Bob Estes. Sam Mirlis. Edgar Daly, Kevin Smith. 4TH ROW: Wayne Celauro. Bob Lewis. Missing: Larry Weiner. Coaches: Fred Bruno, Ed Kane. A1 Weidlein, Joe Fromich, E. McCann. 21 “Nice guys finish last”—a cheerleader ‘If you never let the other team score, you’ll never come off the field a loser. M — Werner 22 Game Mac Vis Plainedge 2 I Hicksville I FarmingdaJe 0 3 Herricks 1 1 Syosset 2 2 Port Washington 3 0 Levittown Memorial 1 1 Plainedge 3 1 Hicksville 1 1 Farmingdale 0 0 Herricks 2 0 Sy unset 0 1 Port Washington 3 Jl Points for Record I 4 -1 0 - 19 Against — 19 “Soccer is the most successful sport this school has. It’s a pity it doesn’t get the recognition it deserves.” — Anonymous Soccer Flayer LEFT TO RIGHT 1ST ROW Bruce Hansen, Ron UKu sa. Phil Faust. John Silver, David Goldberg. 2ND ROW Ken Taylor. Char lie Mochan. Dave Sobel. Glen O’Grady. 3RD ROW Jim Natty. Kerry Bergman. Jim Keegan. Leo Gort. 4TH ROW John Cacca- vale. Phil Anderson. Phil Schook. Scott Kenny. Jim Meadows. 5TH ROW: Perry Cornelio, Tom Patrick. Steve Posa. Wavne Forman Missing: Wayne Hanft. Coach; Werner ’’Baron Rothschild. 23 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jenni- fer Crowther. Alisa Mann. Millicent Manthy, Donna Westfall, Donna Gian- grasso. Wendy Gladstone, Joanne Rogers, Marion Boyd. Missing: Flavia Marrone. Chris Christo- pher. Kathy l eopotd. lanis Alukonis ft A • f if 4 24 Varsity Cheerleading: TOP ROW Debbie Robertson, Karen Hresnahan. Debbie Tobin. MIDDLE ROW Lisa Digiogno, Nan- cy Dodge. Allison Maclaren. BOTTOM ROW Marie Conners, Jennifer Mann. LEFT TO RIGHT HACK ROW — Claudia Brennick. Debbie Shapiro. Carolyn Feldman. Pat Andersen MIDDLE ROW — Felicia Powell. Sonia Martinez. Maureen Trojanowski FROST ROW Marsha Klein (captain) liene S Avers! ein. Missing Ilene Anderson. Denise Diliberti TENNIS TEAM PICTURE LEFT - RIGHT 1ST ROW Jordy Rom, Joel Roem. Dave Nichols. Mitch Isaacs. Charlie Rosenberg. Jeff Minich. Brian Cuakley. Mark Shapiro 2HD ROW Dave Spar. Theo Weiner. John Colter. Un Lyons. Mark Mvrin. Arlene Kopf. Steven Lloyd. Kathy Riker. I arrv Kopf. Coach: F Froelich 26 Mitch Isaacs proved you don't have to win a match in order to get your picture in the paper.” Tennis Game Mac Via Cold Spring Harbor live. 6V5 Hicksville 6 1 Port Washington 0 Beth page 4 ‘ : 2W Plainview 2 W 4 4 Syoaset - r 6 Jericho 3 4 Westburv 2 1 Farmingdale 6 1 Herricks 4 Plainedge 6 1 Farmingdale 4 Manhasset 4 Clark 4 Points for nMt Against 50 W Len Lyons — All Division “It took Captain Len Lyons three-quarters of the season to learn that unlike golf, in tennis the higher score wins.” WL Record 7-7 Brian Coakely smiled his way through a season of many victories, and many more defeats. 27 Though the Ross, Nichols, Isaacs trio was hilarious through the long road trips, their play on the court was even funnier. I.EFT TO RIGHT 1ST ROW. Phyllis Kopman. Barbara Tobias, Maureen Lanigan. Debbie Giorgi. Cecelia Upritchard. •Janet Metzger, Janine Goldener, Shari Becker. Barbara Smith, Diane Plackis, Janice Kerzner. 2ND ROW Pat McQueen. Margaret Neithercut, Debbie Gort, Sara Hyman. Debbie Phillips. Meg Scandura. Missing: Debbie Peters. L ots Tobin Coach: Fredrika Wandel Game Mac Vis Wantagh 1 1 Baldwin 1 0 East Meadow 4 0 Division 3 0 Mepham 0 1 Memorial 3 0 Uniondale 2 __! Points for - 14 Against — 3 WLT Record 5-1-1 After our last game a part of me was left behind. That was the last time I could ever play field hockey. It was the last time 1 would ever listen to Miss Wan- del’s voice; the last time I would come home ready to drop; the last time I would really feel satisfied in winning a game.” LEFT TO RIGHT 1ST ROW: AI Sileo, Ken Sherlock, Bob Carlin. 2ND ROW: Paul Muolo, Eddie Bortell, Tom O'Reilly. Fred Korz. Coach: Mike Clark Win or Lose Help us: To play this game with the best'that is in us; To enjoy — win or lose; To cooperate with one another because we can win only if we work together; To challenge our opponents so they will give their very best, too; To stick to the rules because a victory without sportsmanship is hollow; To accept the decisions of the officials — whether or not we agree with them; And finally, help us to meet victory or defeat with the knowledge that what we put into the game is far more important than the score. — Janet Metzger 29 Horaee was a trumpet, Amy was a flute, Florence was a tuba, Esmeralda was a lute. Philip was a cello, Eric was a horn, Boris was an oboe, Sounding lonely and forlorn. Arnold was a baton, Ellen was a stand, Ira was a podium, They formed a seven-piece band! Irene Saphra Director: James Kivisild M thur high scH00i marching generals DIRECTOR CONDUCTOR TECHNICAL DIRECTOR DRAMATIC DIRECTION CHOREOGRAPHY ..... Agnes Golab Bartolomeo Ferrara . . . James Kivisild . . . Lileth Kopman ........ Ruth Ioli 32 CAST JOHN HANCOCK DR. JOSIAH BARTLETT STEPHEN HOPKINS JOHN ADAMS ...... ROGER SHERMAN LEWIS MORRIS ROBERT LIVINGSTON . . Robert Shepard Paul Dlugokencky .... Gerald Privin . Glenn Rosenberg . . James Perota Lawrence Chain ....Steven Israel REV. JOHN WITHERSPOON BENJAMIN FRANKLIN JOHN DICKINSON JAMES WILSON CAESAR RODNEY COL. THOMAS McKEAN GEORGE READ SAMUEL CHASE RICHARD HENRY LEE THOMAS JEFFERSON JOSEPH HEWES EDWARD RUTLEDGE DR. LYMAN HALL CHARLES THOMSON ABIGAIL ADAMS MARTHA JEFFERSON A COURIER John Collis Peter Emshwiller .....Jeffrey Hoyt ... Greg Arnette ...... Mark Sank Richard Goldberg David Phillips Richard Hyman Mark Grossman Russell Haab Michael Friedman Matthew Dienstag . . Norman Bloom Ronald Brent ......Jan Rosner . Karen Gaber Aaron Woskoff 33 1776 BEHIND THE SCENES Many saw “1776” but few realized the trauma of those behind the scenes. Rehearsals were tedious and left us apathetic and hoarse. Performance nights were nerve racking — they gave most of us ulcers. When the final curtain call arrived, we were upset, regretful and total wrecks. — We had a great time! Glenn Rosenberg U - 34 36 Advisor: Frau Alduino INTERNATIONAL NIGHT SPANISH CLUB 37 Advisor: Senora Eisenberg Ode to Calculus My rear end takes root in my chair. I gaze out the window, Watching the reeds grow in the creek. The class fidgets. “Raise x to the fourth power and divide by y. Use the Newtonian Quotient to your best advantage and don't forget Friday's test.” I don't think anyone heard him. Me? That clock in my head is set for one thing and one thing only. Waiting, anticipating, expecting, hoping .. Until finally, the tone sounds — Boooooooop! — Irene Saphra ' YOU MAY BE NORMAL I WHEN YOU COME HERE BUT YOU WON’T R« WHEN YOU LEAVE 1 believe that this continual defacing of school property is creating a profound problem which will undoubtedly yield grave consequences in our fine educational system. Immediate discontinuance of such action will be extremely beneficial to our well-being and success in the forseeable future. Very well put my friend, but vagrancy on the part of a relative few will not determine the scholastic success of the many who are not vagrant. Education isn’t determined by the physical shape of the institution in which it is taught. So just turn on! Discovered on a desk top in Room 227 October 17, 1975 41 - WHITE CHRISTMAS BASKETBALL BLUES EAR- LY GRADUATIONS CABLE CRAZE SNOWED OUT “WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO?” WAITING PROOF IS A MANY SPLENDID THING AT LONG LAST LICENSE CRUISING Winter Wind, sleet Freezing, icy, snowy Pinching my nose with Frost — Lisa Gil Winter came too quickly. All too soon the leaves were Dead. The memories dimmed. As the days grew Colder. Soon nothing was Left, But a fading Sillouhette of Long, past, Happy times. — Laura Rosenberg WASTING TIME “:LATE ARRIVAL, STUDY HALL, PIANO, STUDY HALL, FILM STUDIES, LUNCH, STUDY HALL, EARLY DISMISSAL” SENIOR PICTURES NOBODY CARES WINTER BLAHS Glisten fallen snow Shine bright, and light the earth Before spring rain claims you. Carol Magill WHITE CHRISTMAS WINTER OLYMPICS PATTY HEARST’S PUBLICITY PRIMAR- IES FORD REAGAN RACE STOCK EX- CHANGE BOOM 45 46 1ST ROW Tom Bogs ted; 2ND ROW: Leo Gort, John Ro- manowiez, Glen O’Grady. Cliff Keller. Richard Kelly; 3RD ROW: Chuck Kelly. Kenny Tay- lor. Andy Attias. Ray Muscarello. Bob He son. Richard Hesson, Mike Zimmet. Coach: Mr. Goldberg 46 LEFT TO RIGHT KNEELING: Theo Weiner, Don Brennick. Mike Orth. Bob Hoffman, Pat McFadden. 2ND ROW: Keith O’Brian. Kerry Bergman. Jim Keegan, Mike Stauder, John Wenz: 3RD ROW: managers — Doug Wendel and Joe DeSantis. Paul Caporale, Ron Lang. Gary Wendel, Mike Glazer, Chuck Stauder. Ron LaRus a. Bob Blatchley, John Guatavson, Steve Moriarity, Captain Rick Lang. Coach: Mr. Johnston The Hockey Team in its first year as a varsity sport, became the schools only first place team by winning the Nassau County Championship. “Indeed” “B.P. Newsome” 50 LEFT TO RIGHT 1ST ROW. K.T. Knmins. Margaret Neithercut, Debbie Oort — manager, 2ND ROW Barbara Tobias — manager. Shari Becker, Pat McQueen. Janet Metzger: 3RD ROW Laura Wenz. Carol Guinan. Debbie Fanning, Barbara Smith. Coach: Miss Wancle! LEFT TO RIGHT 1ST ROW Janine Goldener. Jane Amenge. Debbie Giorgi. K.T. Kamins. Janice Kerzner; 2ND ROW Meg Scandora manager. Janet Metzger. Shari Becker. Donna Andreoli. Mauwn Lanigan: 3RD ROW: Pat MQueen, Alison Swenson, Debbie Fanning. Ann Fehrenbach. Barbara Smith. Del Julian; missing: Margaret Netthercut. Beth Miller Coach: Miss Potter 53 Mac Arthur High School Music Department presents The Winter Concert ORCHESTRA Adviser: Mr. Guecia LIBRARY CLUB AdvUtor: Mrs. Ulrich Distant drums beat loudly, drawing nearer Regiments on the march Soldiers advance toward battle Lonely fife plays rousing tunes Women dressed in long gray gowns Rands in celebration Commenoration of the nation Cheer their men toward Onward victory march the many feet Shout for the grand festivity Sounds grow dim Ready to meet the enem The nation-wide parade All is quiet The battle is won Procession nears its end Two Hundred Years Victory A Celebration The Bicentennial Peace Patriotism — Lynn Hessinger Frank Trezza District Social Studies Supervisor District Bicentennial Activities Coordinator Mr. Orlandini Chairman of Bicentennial Committee, coordinator of Bicentennial Activities in MacArthur. The Red And‘ The corner drugstore, the girl next door The drive-in movies, holidays galore! Mother, Flag and Apple Pie The bloody deed done at My Lai. Football heroes, the roar of the crowd, High School spirit, feeling proud. Mother, Flag and Apple Pie Wounded Knee where Indians died. Negotiations for world-wide peace W'orld tensions beginning to ease FOR MOTHBR White American Blues Mother, Flag and Apple Pie Nixon and the Watergate lie. Democracy in action, freedom to dissent Freedom to choose the government Mother, Flag and Apple Pie Your personal folder in the F.B.l. Disregard the evil — TRY! And when your nation calls feel proud to die FLAG AND APPLE PIE. Robyn Schacket A Lost Paradise It wn- created as a Paradise. Not a country , just a land. And that is all it had to be. For the dw ellers of this land lived their own lives. And shared what they had with theit fellow man. The land was for all to roamj equally. The water was fttr all to drink; equally. Freedom for all to possess; equally. And the people took care of the land, for thev loved it and took pride in it. There was peace in the air and contentment in their hearts. But then the strangers came from distant land-, and thev brought with them corruption and greed. Z gj They (iaimed Paradise as their owrlr - AnifpoShed the native dwellers aside. Gone was the equality ihftt hatTalways existed. Goift was the freedom that Jfad never been questioned. — Gftne .j -was tha Jeace ne r; was _ Arlene Santaniello 59 SENTRY STAFF This issue of THE SENTRY was produced by the following students of General Douglas Mac Arthur High School. Wantagh Avenue and Old Jerusalem Road. Levittown. New York. Dr. John L. Sullivan, Principal Editor-In-Chief.... Associate Editor ... Business Managers News Editor.......... Feature Editor------- Sports Editor Photography Editor Art Editor ........ Faculty Advisor — ......Ken Needleman ... Laura Rosenberg .... .Barbara Bilmes ......... Alison Ward ......Amy Phillips ......Irene Saphra ......Bryan Coakley ..........Ken Heller ......Michele Cohen Dr. Walter Finucane I could never understand some people’s love for neat- ness. Or their strange obsessions with crossed t's And dotted i’s The idea that ev’rything has a place and a place for ev’rything Has caused me wonderment. The proper heading, rules for dress. Column A sub- heading B. Don’t those fools realize that life is too short to waste on things like that Don’t they realize that in the long run it’s the book not the cover. The inner not the outer, The object not its place. The person not his clothes. — Gerald Privin ANARCHY CLUB “We support truth, justice, the American way, Mom’s Apple Pie and a side order of fries.” Advisor: Mrs. Eisenberg G.O. OFFICERS TOP TO BOTTOM: LEFT SIDE — Larry Weiner — Treasurer, Luis Lee — Vice President RIGHT SIDE — Steven Israel — President, Debbie DeJoseph — Rec. Secretary, Brenda Rubin- stein — Corres. Secretary Advisor Mrs. Michaels G.O. EXECUTIVE BOARD si MURAL CLUB Formation Pliable at first, easily molded into forms concrete and abstract, frequently revised at potter’s whim Then, gradually varied less hardening, solidifying, thickening until a tough, brittle, unfeeling shell is formed and it cannot be changed anymore — Irene Saphra 62 imuf — “Hallway Blues” Hustle, bustle, crowds and mess, happy faces — more or less. Four minute rushing-here and there; tripping and pushing up the stairs. Ixickers slamming, papers and books; and from teaches, dirty looks. It seems that no matter what we do we lose; yet, I think I’m going to miss the Hallway Blues. Fam Koop That Same Old Grind” Monday through Friday — the same old grind I think I'm going out of my mind Brring! I hear the alarm clock sound I shut it off and turn around “Five more minutes, that’s all, I say Then Father Slumber takes me away Until that fateful moment when My mother wakes me up again Fifteen minutes to wash and dress I’m ready in five minutes or less I grab a doughnut or some other bite And become an Olympic runner in flight I bound into school — two minutes to spare Anticipating the bell fills me with fear Sometimes I wish the day would vary Constant rushing makes me weary And what constitutes the biggest slap Is my first period teacher being on lap. — Phyllis Giarretto 64 “Junction” trudging each minding talking to himself each one's life centered along his own business thinking to himself about himself and only him. suddenly, they meet: How are you? Fine. And you? Fine. Nice weather we’re having. Yes. Very nice. Well, have a good day, now. Yes, you too. They part. each mind falls back into its own thoughts and each continues on his own way, in his world the meeting soon forgotten as they go on trudging along — rene Saphra £f iff ifk i i A s-%;' f: • ■ Jp X-‘ ,4 V VJ . . ■ VC,1. t % •� if I ' f ’ S ■ •••' • .- ?. V- .; ,Si 'If 5 5 The wind swept through the trees Like an audience searching for their seats. The expected rain Was heavy in the sky Impatiently awaiting curtain time. One dim spotlight Shone down upon the stage. The conductor tapped his baton and with a clap of thunder The rain began. — Judy Rotondo Grey little creature against the sky soaring with the wind a delight to the eye. To dream, dream of flight and say why can’t I. — Richard Silva seagull floating, soaring flying without cares seems so beautifully simple free — Lynn Hessinger LEADER CORPS Advisors Miss Potter and Miss Rowr 80 SPORTSNITE 76 MODEL CONGRESS EXECUTIVE BOARD Advisor: Mrs. Kanarek Leif Sannen wish everyone could have an experience like line. It’s given me a chance to see my village rom a distance. Finding my way around ushy MacArthur was difficult, but 1 managed vith the help of my family and my new riends. ’ll be happy to get back to Belgium, but it’s eally been fun. MODEL CONGRESS S3 To “The Class with Class As time goes on we will always remember the many years of life we shared together At first we feared a new and bigger school but now we're the graduating seniors who rule. We are surely the biggest and the best because we are not just like the rest. We’ve come a long way from then to now and sometimes we often wonder how. The time has come and gone so fast hut memories will linger on and last. Our minds and hearts will coincide and look on these days with pride. How will it feel to be alone out in the world and on your own. The way it seems now it may not be. The time will come and you will see. In later years when we are all gone we’ll have to remember our senior prom. All through the times to come and pass we’ll always remember we’re the class with class. Our thoughts will bnng back our years of fun when we’re older and our school days are done. Regardless of the everyday social cliques Everyone is equal in the class of Seventy-six. Cathy Ostraco LEFT TO RIGHT TOP ROW: Co- Presidents — Bry- an Coakley, John Plate; MIDDLE ROW: Janet Schwartz — Trea- surer, Barbara Ca- va I lo — Vice President; BOT- TOM ROW: Sec- retaries — Elaine Wong, Barbara Maltz Advisors: Miss Riecker and Mr. Baer SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS THIS PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SENIOR CLASS WITH BEST WISHES TO THE “CLASS WITH CLASS” Message to the Class of 1976 Having spent three years as your advisors, we feel you are a special group of people and we welcome the opportunity to wish you continued success. We feel particularly close to this Senior Class because we have a great deal of time watching you grow both inside and outside of the classroom. The process is amazing, in spite of the problems involved in growing up, your ENTHUSIASM has helped you over most of the rough spots without very much hardship. You have impressed us with your hard work and ability to organize events, but we have been most impressed by your ability to do the most appropriate things at exactly the right time. All the good feelings that we have about your class come even more remarkably, at a time when most people are losing faith in the young. You must remember you have earned the right to feel special. We are very proud of you and you should be proud of yourselves. It has been a pleasure to have hopefully, been a part of the growth of such a fantastic group of individuals. We wish you much luck and happiness, with hope that your future will be even better than you «n,iciP t - Sincerely, Janice Riecker Thomas Baer JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT AI Sileo — Treasurer, David George Advisor: Mr. Zoia — President, Denise Gleason — Vice President, missing — Carol Cimino — Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ad visors: Mr. Freud and Miss Rvan TOP ROM: Randi Elkins — Recording Secretary, Shari Becker — Corresponding sec- retary, Debbie Fanning — Treasurer BOTTOM ROW: Ken Ricken — Vice Presi- dent, Jay Gottleib — Presi- dent 85 LEFT TO RIGHT 1ST ROW Barbara Casciola. Carol Cimino. Donna Luccerelli. Nancy Dodge. Terri Young - President. Margaret Yarzab, Diane Berkman. Jody Esposito, Cindy Spano; 2ND ROW Diana Cervantes. Mary Oldham. Debbie Peters. Janine Goldner. Laura Panteleon. Sue Boles, Debbie Magera, Jeanne Oldham. Lynn Levy; 3RD ROW Donna Provata. Mary Ann Gregorio, Bobbie Weschler — Histori- an, C.C. Chichano, Lyndine Kirkwood, Sherri Ro sman, Mary Raynor. Gina Car- dulla, Ruth Kitson; 4TH ROW. Janet Metzger, Halli Goren, Mary Ann Grella. Irene Doherty. Sharon Moses — Treasurer. Allison Swenson, Jane Dinan, Marie Connors — Vice President, Stacey Crespi — Secretary, Janice Lynch; missing; Lorraine Algozer, Karyl Bental. Karen Bresnahan. Marie Confredo, Cindy Hohowski, Patti Honecker, Sue Honecker, Wendy Jacobowski, Diane Lynch, Barbara Mcniff, Beth Miller. Holly Sutton. LEFT TO RIGHT 1ST ROW Carol Ann Magill - Correspond- ing Secretary, Judy Rotondo — Vice President, Celia Uprit- chard — President. Claudia Dunne — Recording Secretary. Debbie Robinson — Historian; 2ND ROW Allison MacLaren. Marian Boyd. Alisa Mann. Lois Tobin, Jennifer Mann, Debbie Tobin. Joyce Alkonis; 3RD ROW Mary Ellen Kaiola. Flavia Marrone, Meg Scandora, Debbie Phillips, Jill Weinberg. Donna Giangrusso. Sue Maximuck. Debbie MaGrain; 4TH ROW Katy Krart. Millicent Manthey, Lori Dwyer, Kathy Leopold, Janis Alkonis. Mary Kasar, MargareuTitus; 5TH ROW Margo Stern, Tricia Burns, Ann Ferenbach, Nancy Magill, Sue Thorton. Jen- nifer Crowthler. Patty Dolnez. Carol Looney. Lisa Giambalvo; missing; Evan Weinberg, Penny Garten, Mary Beth Bums. Robin Graves, Valerie Ott, Patrice Thone. Uncertainty I am older now. All those years of saying, “When I grow up Are gone. Because I have grown up. But the years seem to have Slipped through my fingers Like water that you try to hold In the palm of your hand But can’t. And I wonder If I will make it Out there “Questions Remain Unanswered” I’m getting older now, Times are changing quickly. I see my friends going different ways And leaving me behind. I look ahead with bright eyes. Yet the present is what I fear. I live each day alone. In a world for only one. I can’t just sit here and wait, I must look for better days. College and Marriage enter my life. But where they will lead me I don’t know. Cars and money play a great role. But am I old enough To accept these responsibilities, Alone without Mom and Dad? How will I know? What can I do? Many things trouble me. War, politics, and the future. My vote may help the situation. But I’m not sure how. My education is important. Will I make the right choice? I wonder where all the time went. The days of being carefree And running in the wind Might soon be gone. But where will they all go? Questions remain unanswered. — Robyn Weinstein 95 Fall leaves, colors a changing process falls off sadly into Winter Winter cold, white freezing my Fingers melt into a beautiful Spring Spring blossoms, grows creating new life that matures to become Summer Summer hot, golden lazily turns thoughts to reflect upon seasons Cycle — Lynn Hessinger mien diu ips You were always there, when 1 needed you But time the destroyer of all, came between us. It decayed the bonds that were once so strong. It changed us. made us new and different to one another. It led us on different roads, to different places. It made our personalities grow, and mature. One day, some day in the future. We can sit and talk about the greens, the fields and the past loves. And make an old friendship new. We'll talk about how time has aged us. And what fate has accomplished and what life has brought to us. My friend I’ll love you always. Dona Romanowicz 97 98 rncuiTY MAJrrw AOMtt MARTIN ADAMS Secretary DR. WILLIAM SCHULTHEIS Asst. Superintendent MICHAEL BALAS Vice-President DR. ROBERT NEID1CH Superintendent of Schools mZtf. DON O. WATKINS MURRAY HOFFMAN JOHN J. DONALDSON no EDWARD KATZ Chairman N.Y.U. PAUL COLLETTI Hofstra Univ. KENNETH JAHELKA Chairman Oswego College Hofstra Univ. MARC LAVORO N.Y.C.C. C.C.N.Y. JOHN HUDZIK Chairman Bucknell Univ. Columbia Univ. MILDRED BESKIN City College Hofstra Univ. SYLVIA LEFFERT N.Y.U. WILLIAM RUTHIZER Hofstra Univ. N.Y. Institute of Technology ILENE ALTEN Hunter College 114 CONSTANCE GREENBERGER Elmira College ns WALTER ALEXANDER Cornell Univ. Stanford Univ. ISOBEL COOKE St. Joseph’s College St. John’s Univ. RONALD KELLY Chairman St. John’s Univ. JAMES FARLEY C.C.N.Y. St. John’s Univ. MAR I KIT A CAUBISENS Fordham Univ. Hofstra Univ. MARTIN CULLINAN Marist College Hunter College ALEXANDER KAVANAU Columbia Univ. FRANK KETCHAM St. John’s Univ. Columbia Univ. Fordham Univ. THOMAS MAHER St. John’s Univ. JAMES O’BRIEN Lap Coordinator Holy Cross College Univ. of Mass. 1� AGNES GOLAB BARTOLOMEO FERRARA Chairman N.Y.U. Columbia Univ. FRED BARNETT Manhattan School of Music Juilliard School 121 ANA VAZQUEZ Adelphi Univ. Havana Univ. PIETRO RENNA Queens College Columbia Univ. CELESTE CAMEIRA Chairman Adelphi College Columbia Univ. 122 TERRY GRACE Cortland College Adelphi Univ. PAUL KILLIAN Health Manhattan College Adelphi Univ. 12S 126 RICHARD JOHNSTON Manhattan College Hofstra Univ. HOWARD SAMBOL Queens College Stony Brook Univ. SIDNEY GOLDENBERG Brooklyn College Hofstra Univ. WILLIAM O’BRIEN Chairman Manhattan College St. John’s Univ. NICHOLAS MONTELEONE Loyola N.Y.U. THOMAS BAER Winona State Boston College VINCENT FILIGENZI St. John’s Univ. Adelphi Univ. MARTIN GUECIA Brown Univ. L.I.U. C.W. Post College Adelphi Univ. ...and ROBERT GOLDBERG Marietta College Ithaca College more math JOHN SHIBILO St. John’s Univ. Hofstra Univ. RISE VOGEL Hofstra Univ. Adelphi Univ. Thanks, Mr. Forcier — you made MacArthur a little nicer. Best of Luck. ROMEO FORCIER Univ. of Montreal La Valle Univ. STANLEY LEVY Brooklyn College MARK STERN Auburn College Stony Brook Univ. ERNEST ORLANDINI Chairman St. Francis College New Paltz Teachers College Columbia Univ. PATRICIA CULLINAN D’Youville College St. John’s Univ. ALPHONSUS SCORDATO St. John’s Univ. Hofstra Univ. IRWIN ROSEN N.Y.U. 134 SUSAN TYE Univ. of Mass. Columbia Univ. MARKROW Chairman Hunter College Hofstra Univ. S(g, ■ r TINA MAGGIO N.Y.U. ’ ; Cp Oswego College JEAN BRASHEARS Immaculata College KATHLEEN ROACH N.Y.U. GLENN MEHRTENS Chairman Fordham Univ. Hofstra Univ. 136 LEE ZOLET Univ. of Maryland Hofstra Univ. C.W. Post College ALLAN SMITH Hunter College C.W. Post College LOUISE RESAGER Brockport College Queens College JOSEPH DICKSON St. Francis College St. John’s Univ. IN MEMORY OF JOHN HENNESSY Memory is the mother of imagination, reason, and skill We like signs of richness in an individual, and most of all we like a great memory. Memory performs the impossible for man; holds together past and present, gives continuity and dignity to human life. This is the companion, this is the tutor, the poet, the library, with which you travel. Mark Van Doren 137 RHODA LEBWOHL Attendance 13« ROSE MOORE Nurse-Teacher ran SHIRLEY LANDMAN Substitute LILITH KOPMAN Substitute Speech GRACE CARLSON Guidance Secretary DAN SIRI. CHARLES BELLOW. CHARLES CARBONARE RICHARD EDGAR. ANDREW TURCHAK KITCHEN STAFF CAROL DE MORRIS. WINNIE QUINN. WINNIE SMITH. LIL- LIAN CICCONE. SUE SIEBOLD. LILLIAN AMSTER. CLAIRE PAR ISA NO. LEE MEIEL CHARLES CARBONARE RICHARD EDGAR Head Custodian OFFICE SECRETARIES EDITH ROGERS BETTY DESMOND Teacher Aide SYLVIA POSNER GRACE FILIGENZI Language MORTON GREENBERG Health KATHY SWEENY Social Studies LINDA EARTHY Home Economics WARREN FRIEDMAN Science BARBARA JACKSON Science RITA EDWARDS Guidance 142 ANTHONY DINAPOLI Social Studies ANDREA AVANZINO Math AL WEIDLEIN Health FRANCES STEFANEK Social Studies PAMELA DONALDSON Business FRED BRUNO Social Studies rr T« JOE ALBERTI PETER ABRAMS ROBIN ALTMAN JANE AMERIGE JOHN ALBERS 146 PI BARBARA APEL JOYCE ARONOFF PHIL ANDERSON VALERIE ANTMAN FREDDIAUSLANDER BERNADETTE AUSTIN JAMES BANTA BRUCE BAUER 147 148 KERRY BERGMAN JOANNE BERKE STEVEN BERKOWITZ JOYCE BERNAUER SUE BERNHARDT HOWARD BERNSTEIN SHERYL BERNSTEIN ANN BERRY 149 ISO MICHAEL BERSON FRAN BEYER JIMMY BIRMINGHAM 152 DENISE BURNS MARY BETH BURNS CHRIS BUTCHER CAROLYN CATALANO BARBARA CASCIOLA ROBERT CARLIN MISSY CARMEN PATTI CATANIA BARBARA CAVALLO 154 155 156 BRIAN CHRISTMANN JEFFREY CHURCH LEO CLAUS LAURENCE CLAYTON 160 CHRIS DARLING LUANN D’AMATO EDGAR DALY SUSAN DAUBMAN BARBARA ANN DAVIS JOHN DEFAZIO JOHN DEFRANCISCO ALBERT DEGREGORIS MIKE DEITCH 161 DEBBIE DEITSCH 162 KEVIN DELANEY JUANITA DELEGARRETA LORAINE DELUCCIO CHARLES DESTEFANO ROY DOBBINS JEFFRY DETHLEFSEN GLORIA DIAZ LISA DIGIUGNO 164 STEVEN EDLIN LINDA ELLENSOHN DONNA FARKAS lbS KATHLEEN EDWARDS ADELE FEINSTEIN ALAN FEIT LARRIE FERREIRO BRIDGET FIDLER NEIL FIGLER JOANNE FARRIELLA PHILIP FAUST JASON FEIG JULIE FEINGOLD JODY FINE LAURIE FINUCANE JACK FISHER MIKE FLANELL ANDRRA FLUMENBAUM JAY FOERSCHNER EMILY FORHMAN MARY ANN FORMAN WAYNE FORMAN TERRY FOY JACQUELINE FRANCIS JEANNE FRANKLIN LIZ FREY 16« BRUCE FRIEDLANDER JILL E. FRIEDMAN RICHARD FROELICH SAL GAMBINA 169 ROBIN GELBER GREG GIRGENTI USA GIL MARISA GIL 172 SAM GOLDENER HALLI GOREN LEO GORT IRIS GRALLA .JEANNE GRANATA PHILIP GRANDE ROBIN GRAVES 17) NEIL GREENSPAN DENISE GREENWALD ROB GREGORIO ALISON GRIFFIN KEVIN GROGAN ISA GROVEMAN GERARD GULLA ROSEMARY HARTE LAURIE HARTNETT LANIE HELLER KEN HELLER BETTY-ANN HOLZER BOB HESSON BILLY HUNTER 177 JEAN HELLERING LYNN HESSINGER PETER HERMAN RONNI H1RSHHORN DAVE HOLLISTER m. w f ' R 178 ELIZABETH IBSEN LINDA IBSEN MITCHELL ISAACS ROSE MARIE JOHNSON BRAD JONES STEVE ISRAEL BRENDA JOHNSON LYNN JOHNSON KEITH JOHNS STEVEN JARET TINA JORDANO 180 KEVIN J. KARTON CHERYL KAUFMANN LYNNE KAUFFMAN JILL KAVOUKIAN JAMES KEEGAN DANIEL KELLER 181 DANIEL KINDBERGH THERESE KING DIANE KINNEY MARSHA KLEIN MEL KLOD CATHY KNAG RICH KLAUBER 183 184 TERRI LABRIOLA RICK LANG KEVIN LIBERG BARRY LESLIE MARTHA LEVENSTEIN GLENN LEVY ROBERT LEVY BOB LEWIS 186 KATHY MCCARTAN MAUREEN MCDERMOTT THOMAS MCDERMOTT RONNIE MCGOLDRICK 188 KATHY MCGRATH COLLEEN ANN MCGUINNESS DOREEN ANN MCGUINNESS FRANCIS MCKAY JENNY LEA MCKIEL ALICE MCMURRAY JANICE MACK ROBERT MACKAY WILLIAM MACKENZIE 1OT 190 PEGGY MAHONEY BALDASSARE MAIETTA JILL MALDEN BARBARA MALTZ ■r i HOLLY MANTHEY LEONARD MARKS JILL MARLOWE MITCHELL MANN 192 JEFFREY MARX RICHARD F. MASIN PETER MASLAK LISA MASTER SONIA MARTINEZ STEPHEN MARTINO BOB MARQUARDT JEAN MARTIN LINDA MARTIN 195 LORI MUGNO MIKE MULCAHY KEVIN MULLANY ROBERT MULLANY JEANNE MUOLO JEANINE MURPHY JOHN MURPHY MAUREEN MURPHY RAYMOND MUSCARELLO 197 KARL MUZII BOB MYETTE JEAN MUTINO SETH MYONES JAMES NALLY SCOTT E. NANKIN KENNETH NEEDLEMAN MARGARET NEITHERCUT ROBIN OSTROWSKI VALERIE OTT ARTHUR PANICO RONNIPEDOLSKY PAT PERAINO THOMAS POOLE GERALD PRIVIN BILL REARDON JOHN REBUTH 206 PETER RAUCH ANTHONY PUSTORINO FRED REIMER TERRI ANN QUINN CIRO RIBAUDO 208 ROBKRT ROSEN 209 KEN ROGERS TERRY ROSE CAROLE ROSENBERG KATHY ROSE DONA ROMANOWICZ CHARLIE ROSENBERG GLENN ROSENBERG JOEL ROSS LAURI ROSS CHRRYL ROTH JUDY ROTONDO SUSAN ROWSE BRENDA RUBINSTEIN KAREN RUPRECHT COLEEN SABELLA 211 213 MIKE SAVIN JUDITH ANN SAWYER SHARON SAVER BUNNY SCARPINATO BONNIE SCHALEFF DOUG SCHEINER MIRIAM DIANE SCHUBERT SCHRATWIESER GARY SCHOOK RALF SCHOPEN 215 CAROL SCHWEITZER RANDI SHAPIRO STEVEN SCHUMAN RONALD SCHUMANN CHARLES SHANNON CINDY SHAPIRO JANET SCHWARTZ 216 ANDY SEELIN TED SELBY JAMIE SITOMER BILL SMITH LOUIS SINATRA ROBIN SMITH ILENE SOMIN RENA SPRINGER DIANE SPARAGANO MARK STERN CAROL STOCKL MIKE STONE DONNA TAYLOR KATHY TAYLOR CLIFFORD TEACHOUT LOUIS TELANO KATHY TERESHKO STEPHEN THOMAS PATRICE THONE ntu DEBBIE TOBIN KAREN TILDEN BRIAN TOOHEY A M- CHRIS TUOHY SUSAN LYNN TUBIOLO CAROLINE TWOMEY ROSEMARIE TULUMELLO LIZ VAIANA KATHY VALENTI CECELIA URRITCHARI) CETAN LUTA JIM WASKO 225 MARY VASCO RANDY VELEZ ALAN WACKER ft m INES VENTURA MARY ANNE WALSH CHARLIE WASKO RAY WADE RANDI WALSHON 228 ANNA WINTER BARBARA WITTMANN DONNA WITTMANN JOANNE WOLF OTTOSON MICHAEL WOLFSON n. JOHN WYNNE MARGARET YARZAB GLENN YEE CLAUDETTE YESMANT TERRI YOUNG 230 NANCY ZAGER BERNADETTE ZAMMIT STEVE ZIMMET BASHFUL MARIE KONETSKY CHARLES BALL ROBERT BROWN RON BUGLIONE FRANK COHAN MAX CRESS THOMAS DRAGO WENDY DUFFY ROBERT ESTES DANIEL FIELD DONALD FREY RICKY GASKA KENNETH GIBSON DEBRA HORN BUDDY HOWELL ALEXANDER JACQUES ROBERT JOSEPHER KEITH JUSSIM DENNIS KANE STEVEN LASCALA ROBERT MAGIONCALDA ROBERT MARVIN DENNIS O’BRIEN STEVEN RUSSO ALLEN SHICK ANTHONY SPOTO JOHN STIER PAUL TACKENBERG VERONICA THORNTON GERALD WEDDLE BYRON WIEGLEB MICHAEL WIENCLAW PAMELA WINTER DOUGLAS WOLDER MICHAEL YEVOLI 231 STEVEN ZINDMAN JEFF ZOERNER SENIOR DIRECTORY PETER ABRAMS: “Good night MacArthur, nev- er again. JOHN ALBERS: Fishing. Diesel Mechanics. Boating and Drag Racing JOSEPH ALBERTI: Cars. Sports. Sleeping, Par- tying. Led Zeppelin and Chicks ROBIN ALTMAN: Sportsnite, Delta Gamma Phi. Chatting on phone. Friends. Traveling and The Beach “Count your life by smiles, not years Count your age by friends, not years. JANE AMERIGE: Sportsnite. Volleyball, Gym- nastics. Partying, Delta Gamma Phi and John Boy “You are lost when you don't strive for the one and only goal. PHILLIP ANDERSON: Soccer, Golf, Schmidties and Donna VALERIE ANT MAN Beach Boy Concerts, Vio- lin Playing. Cobblers Nob. Bonnie’s House. Joni Mitchell and Summer '74 “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. BARBARA APEL Cheerleading. Gymnastics. Sportsnite. Ski Club. Delta Phi Delta. Friends “Everything comes and goes. Marked by lovers and styles of clothes.” — Joni Mitchell JOYCE ARONOFF Chipmunks. Cutie. Skiing. Wildflowers, Our Window and Charleston Chews “Chipmunks are forever. BERNADETTE AUSTIN: Music, Twirling, Baseball. Having a good time. Friendships and Ice Cream CHARLES BALL: Art. Cello, Cooking. Jewelry, Gerbils JAMES BANTA: Cruising for Burgers. The Mothers of Invention, Partying and Stars that play with laughing Sam's dice. BRUCE BAUER: Crew, Track and Camping ADELE BAYER Rene'. Nursing. Swimming, Mu- sic, Clothes, and Jewelry LINDA BECK: Good Friends. Lunch, Guitar and Massachusetts “A journey of 1,000 miles must begin with a single step.” JEFF BECKER: Friends, Basketball, Music, Ski- ing and Weekends DANNY RENTAL Tennis. Horseback Riding, and Forest City Park MARK BERGER: Football. Baseball. Hockey. Wrestling and Bette Midler I always try to keep them guessing!?! KERRY BERGMAN: Natalie Chereskin, La- crosse, Hockey, Soccer, and Homemade Cheese- cake JOANNE BERKE. Boating, Horseback Riding. Skiing. Ice Skating and Bowling STEVEN BERKO WITZ Numismatics. Hockey. Pickle and Bugsy McGraw “The tire which rolls is round. JOYCE BERN AUER Music. Volleyball, Books. Chocolate Cream Pie, Smiling and Winter “If you see someone who is rushing around and does not have enough time to smile, give him one of yours. SUE BERNHARDT: Partying, Music. People and Art HOWARD BERNSTEIN Debbie at JFK. Camp Anchor Volunteer. Basketball. Villa Maria, Hock- ey and Suffering with the Islanders SHERYL BERNSTEIN Delta Gamma Phi. L.S., Sportsnite, Music and Friends “I’m just a young woman and nothing more, in the face of love I’ll close the door because another road is calling. I’ll say goodbye. ANN BERRY: Sunsets. Shopping. Delta Phi Delta. Wheezing. Our Window and Chicago We will not remember the days, but we will re- member the moments. MICHAEL BERSON Bass. Guitar. Travel. Foot- ball. Orchestra and Band JAMES BIRMINGHAM Shelley Bolton. Kevin Karton. Charlie!Danny)Mochan. Loggins and Messina. Bingo Stella and Lawson. Missouri BRENDA BLUM AN Homeroom Representative. Piano Music, Family. Beach, Sunshine and Smil- ing “As the dawn rises,let the sun set in peace. JILL BOCK Friendships. Yearbook. N.Y. Rang- ers’ 8. C.S.N.andY., Food and Creativity THOMAS BOOSTED: Football. Wrestling. Par tying and Fishing CATHY BOLES: Delta Gamma Phi, Sportsnite, Horseback Riding. Swimming. Nursing and Party- ing SHELLEY BOLTON: Jimmy Birmingham. Vio- lin. Yearbook, Bio, Skiing and Jill K. “All is fair in time, the future no one can see. The road we leave behind ahead lies mystery. — Ste- vie Wonder DONNA BOTTONE Horseback Riding, Music. Boys, and Elton John All the world is a stage, and most of us are des- perately unrehearsed. — Young Cassidy MARY-JO BRANDO: But when you know that you’ve got a real friend somewhere, suddenly all the others are so much easier to bear. — J. Browne CLAUDIA BREN NICK K.D.. Swimming. Gym nasties. Friends, Skiing, and Having Fun ANDREW BRESLOW Judo. Bowling. Music. Canoeing, Woodworking and Basketball KAREN BRESNAHAN: Franky, Cheerleading, Sportsnite. Sigma Gamma Sigma. Wintertime and Franky JOSH BROOKSTEIN: Living, Writing. Playing Guitar and Singing. Helping. Relating and Staying High The hard rains are coming. They will saturate your head. Don’t try to use an umbrella, 'cause it’s dry rain that’s said. — J.B. ROBERT BROWN: Surfing. Traveling. Skiing, Football, Lacrosse and Fishing LAURA BRYSON: Weekends. Work, Swimming. Beach. Writing, Horseback Riding and Music “You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. Therefore, strive to be happy. RICKY BUCKSHAW Girls. Partying. Baseball. Hockey, and Money RON BUGLIONE: Swimming. Beer, Bars. Cars and Discotheques EDWARD BUHSE Football. Baseball, Camping, Cars and Girls DENISE BURNS “Rejouissez! CHRIS BUTCHER Anthony Minuto, Partying. Friends Sue. 67 Baby Blue Mustang Convertible and Food “I believe in the sun. even when it’s not shining. I believe in God even when He is silent. I believe in love, even when I’m alone. KEVIN BUTLER Water-skiing. Cars. Motorcy- cles, Suds, Oldies and Eldoradus KAREN BYRNE Horseback Riding. Partying and Friends KAREN CALDER: Keith, Music. Singing. The City. Poetry and The Four Seasons W.S.S.F. PATRICK CAMPBELL Yearbook. Folk Group, RMH Andromeda. Bicycling, Friends, TMIN and Squires and my guitar. A man is rich in proportion to the number of things he can afford to let alone. — Thoreau PAUL VAPORALE Hockey. Photography. Bars. Beers. Girls and Music CINDYCAPUANO: Water-skiing. Boating. Trav- eling and Music HETTY ANN CARABOTT Sportsnite. Horse back Riding. Delta Phi Delta. Poetry and Music “Cherish your yesterdays, dream your tomorrows, but live your todays. ROBERT CARLIN Cross Country. Track. Water- skiing. Science and French MISSY CARMEN Cycling. Friends, The Club. Beach and Harry Chapin Concerts “Now I’ve been happy lately thinking about the good things to come, and I believe it could be. something good has begun.” BARBARA CASCIULA: Friends. Partying. Sigma Gamma Sigma. Sportsnite and Music The rainbow is more beautiful than the pot at the end of it. because the rainbow is now and the pot never turns out to be quite what I expected. CAROLYN CATALANO: G.P.. April 28. 1974. Manhattan, Secrets 1 shared with T.K. and The Future Love cannot be begged, borrowed, bought, or sto- len; it can only be given away.” — G.P. BARBARA CAVALLO: People. Basketball. Wil- bur Herlich. Senior Class, Roses and Twigs One thing has become quite clear; all acquaint- ances are passing. Therefore I want to quickly get close to the people 1 meet because my experience has shown we won’t be together long. WA YNE CELAURO: Football. Ucrosse. Zeta Phi Gamma. Skiing (overnights). Partying and Janine THOMAS CERCHIA: Girls. Partying. Nothing. Girls. Partying and Nothing ANITA CHEIKIN Plants. Horseback Riding. Backgammon. Swimming. Camping and Shopping Dare to dream, to hope, to feel; Dare to believe, to seek, to find; Dare to be yourself.” NATALIE CHERESKIN Kerry. Art. Yearbook. Gardening, and A Beach on a cold day ROBERT CHESTERTON Skiing. Partying. Peo pie. Skateboarding and Academics THOMAS CHIFARI Good times. Friends, My Family. Psychology. Country Rock and Neptune South Pub RAYMOND CHIN Surfing. Skateboarding. Beach Boys. Karate and Dancing LINDA CHIOVARI Friends. Piano. Talking and Laughing. The Library. Tennis and Science What do we live for, if it is not to make life less difficult to others. — George Eliot BRIAN CHRISTMANN: Wrestling. Partying. Sleeping. Loving, Cars and Money To my family and friends. I love you all. I wish you the best of luck; and to that special girl I love you Robynne 0. JEFFREY CHURCH Horse Racing and Drafting LEO CLAUS: Music. Partying. Horseback Riding. Handball. Frisbee and Girls LAURENCE CLAYTON Sue Kraidman. Coin Collecting, Skiing. My Car, Partying and Cruising You can goof-off all the days you are in school, but remember in the end everyone must pay the piper. BRYAN COAKLEY Class of 76. Friends. La- crosse, Baking Cakes, Washing Cars and Table 2 “Today may be good, but tomorrow will be bet- ter. WILLIAM CODY: Printing, Parties, Choppers and Beers ARLENE COHEN: Having a good time. Friends. Music. Weekends and Swimming LORI COHEN: Friends. Sewing. USY, Israeli Dancing, Swimming and Happiness Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others, cannot keep it from themselves. MICHELE COHEN Life. Experience. Friends. People-overs, Soccer games and Music As I reflect on my life, the most constant and powerful thing I have experienced is the desire to be more than I am at the moment. SANDI COHEN Horses. Joni Mitchell. Music. People. Traveling and Art But let’s not talk of fare-thee-wells; how the night is a starry dome. — Joni Mitchell WENDYCOHON: Driving. Good Friends. Having a good time. Animals, Needlework and Bicycling A friend is one who knows all about you and likes you just the same.” KEVIN COLEMAN Football. Cars. Motorcycles. Cold ones, Oldies and Eld’s MATTHEW COLEMAN Mountains. Parties and Grateful Dead ROBERT COLEMAN Drinking. Partying. Ski ing. Football. Girls and Nomads JOSEPH COLUCCI: Guitar. Snowblind. Party ing. Sci-Fi’s, Cycling and Sound effects MARIE CONNORS HL-502079(1 want it back). Three Musketeers(S.T.M.), C.O.’s. Robin and Prudence, and Sigma Gamma Sigma PEGGY CONWAY Friends. Second floor land- ing. Music and CTOing FRANK COPREN Working on cars. Having a good time and Helping people out LORRAINE CORVINO The Yankees. Bobby Murcer. Guitar. Far Out. Sportsnite and Gal- lagher’s Guerrillas Is there not one thing in your life that is worth losing everything for? STACY CRESPI: Tennis. Guitar. Sigma Gamma Sigma. Food. Columbian and Phil Teachers gave me license, learning set me free. My schooling gave me nothing.” — J. Ian MAX CRESS: Traveling. Carpentry and Horse- back Riding. DOREEN CRONIN Tony. The 1975 Prom. Peo- ple. and Writing “Take time to live, the world has much to give. Faith, hope and love KEVIN CURRAN: C.C.D.. Parties. The Duke . Busting, Table 2 and The Truck WENDY DALEY Friendships. Smiles and Music Happiness takes a while, but is comes. EDGAR DALY Drinking. Football. Baseball. Par ty. in Deli. Zeta Phi Gamma and The Bible LUANN I) AMATO Friends. D P. Park and John CHRIS DARLING Golf. Hockey. Baseball and Money SI IS AN DAI IBM AN: Friends. Horseback Riding. Guitar and The Country BARBARA DAVIS Art. Music and Traveling JOHN DEFRANCISCO Horseback Riding. Par tying. Auto Mech.. Football. Tennis and Girls AL DEGREGORIS Piano. Singing. Saxophone, Paddleball. Cars and Stereo Equipment MIKE DEITCH Music. Playing Drums. Partying. Hanging out. People and Unemployment DEBBIE DEITSH Risk. Model Congress. Con- nie’s Communists. Fourth Period Group. Literary Magazine and Peter Strauss Where is the world? Nowhere you are your world. — Thomas Wolfe KEVIN DELANEY Music Mythical. Ethical. Icicle. Tricycle. JUANITA DELEG ARRET A Art. Music. Wild Life. Swimming. Dancing and People LORAINE DELUCCIO: Swimming. Being with friends. Partying. Sportsnite and Music Memories are forever. CHARLES DESTEFANO: Sleeping. Snowmobil- ing. Boating. Partying. Going to the Beach and Wrestling GLORIA DIAZ Guitar. Partying and Boys LISA DIG IUG NO: Cheerleading. Having a good time (Partying). Sportsnite. Traveling. Horseback Riding and Friends “Today is the tomorrow vou worried about yester- day.” MICHAEL DISIMILE: Cruising. Partying. Mu- sic. Girls. Racing and The Bug ROBERT DITTRICH Partying. Making Money. Shooting Pool, Skateboarding. Football and Girls ROY DOBBINS: Partying. Sleeping. Fishing and Making Money ”Up the butt MacArthur. NANCY DODGE: There’s so much left to know and Pm on the road to find out. IRENE DOHERTY Friends. Horseback Riding. Fishing. Good times. Camping and Concerts ANTHONY DOMENCHELLO: Music. Partying. Cruisin' the Burger Queens. Being a Wurm, Cars and More Partying Roses are red and ready for plucking. Now I’m eighteen and ready for voting. LOR! DONALDSON: Basketball, Della Gamma Phi. Sportsnite. Volleyball. Skiing and Working with small children THOMAS DR AGO Auto Wrenching. Drinking, Cutting. Trouble. Baking and Cathy I cannot give you happiness, nor peace of mind, nor faith. Or love that conquers hatred, or pa- tience. while you wait, but I love you.” — Thomas Drago LEE DROGE: Guitar. My Cuda. Burger King. Bugging cops with my Cuda. Air Force and L.I. St reel masters Ass’n To the virgins of MacArthur, thanks for noth- ing. LAUREN DUFFY Horseback Riding. Friends. Having a good time. Animals and Outdoors WENDY DUFFY Delta Phi Delta. G O.. Softball. Walking in the rain and snow, and My Honey Live your life the way you please, and let others do the same. CLAUDIA DUNNE Louise and Gennie. Chunky. Frizzy, and Moony. Sportsnite. October 5. Johnny D. and Delta Phi Delta Sorority “You’ve got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart. LORI DWYER Steve. Delta Phi Delta. Parties. Sportsnite. Food and Canada If someone doesn’t have a smile, give them yours. STEVEN EDLIN Track team. G.O. Representa- tive. School Play. A.F.S., Political Debates and Getting good grades “The world is an elevator, it has its ups and downs, and you frequently get the shaft.” KATHLEEN EDWARDS Art. Traveling and Music Life is what you. yourself, make of it! What you put into life, you'll get out. LINDA ELLENSOHN: Partying. Delta Gamma Phi. Horseback Riding, Camping. Sportsnite and Jogging You may fight back a tear, but you will always cherish the memories and never relive the past. ROBERT ESTES: Football. Camping. Going to the Beach. Not going to classes. The Track!Races) and Food DONNA FARKAS: Animals. Music. Friendship. M = Ping-Pong, and Bowling C r M The nicest gifts are from the heart.” JOANNE FARRIELLA Gerard Schwartz. Friends. Going to Concerts. Sitting at Beat Creek, but having a good time. Volleyball and Bowling PHILIP FAUST: Lacrosse. Soccer. Michelob. Zeta Phi Gamma. Steak and Stacey JASON FEIG Flying, Sports, Current Music and All Outdoors JULIE FEINGOLD: Chipmunks, Seagulls and Seashells. My dog Bob. Math. Mandolin and Mes- sina and Hosteling The world stands out on either side — No wider than the heart is wide. — Millay ADELE FEINSTEIN: Country Cousins. S.S.P., 3W’s, Laughing. The Mets 36. Lateness and Donuts “Fear is the lock, and laughter the key. to your heart. ALAN FEIT: Lacrosse, Basketball. Photography, Baskin-Robbins. Playing Pool with Dave and Hrrumphing “If life had a second edition, how would I correct reproofs?” — John Carey LARRIE FERREIRO: Scuba Diving. Mountain- eering. Karate. Bicycling. Frisbee and Architec- ture and Design NEIL FIGLER Music. Humanism. Sports. Driv- ing, Rating and Love. JODY FINE Friends. Partying. Delta Phi Delta. Veal Parmigiana Hero. Cutting and Mahoney's House We can never know about the days to come, but we think about them anyway.” — Carly Simon LAURIE FINUCANE: Partying. Music. Friends. Beach. Sportsnite and Sports JOHN FISHER: Football. Table 2, Busting and “Munchies. LAURA (MIKE) FLANELL: Getting High. Friends. Guys and Having Fun People should do what they have to do to live the life they choose. JAY FOERSCHNER Sigma Delta. G O.. Varsity Baseball, and Rock'n'Roll EMILY FORHMAN Teachers that meant some- thing special to me; Miss Ryan. Mrs. Caubisens. Mrs. Michaels and Mrs. Jacobs Man's reach should exceed his gras, . or what's a heaven for?” MARY ANN FORMAN Steve. Weekends. Horse back Riding and Music If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you. it’s yours, if it doesn’t, it never was. WAYNE FORMAN: lacrosse. Skiing (Colorado), Blue Fiat 124, Friends; new and old and Soccer “Shout and all can hear, but whisper and they must listen carefully to understand.” ERR FOY: B.T.. Winnie the Pooh, Monkeys, Smiles. Quiet walks through the woods and Friends As I love nature, as I love singing birds, and gleaming stubble, and flowing rivers, and morning and evening, and summer and winter. I love thee, my friend. JACQUELINE FRANCIS Rich (Ox). Having and making friends. Cars and Camping, Making people happy. Bread (three ways — G.M.F.), Pic- tures and Remembering If you like someone, or even love them, let them know before it’s too late to share it. JEANNE FRANKLIN Help Yes-No-Maybe Please! ELIZABETH FREY: My Friends. Partying, Fud- die. Poosh! and Father and Son Dedicated to my friends at Duckpond, old and new. I know that things shall never be through, in my mind and in my heart, I know that we shall never part. BRUCE FRIEDLANDER Baseball, Partying. Welcome Back Kotter and Music JILL FRIEDMAN. Memories, Sunshine!. Friends, Partying and Moe and Snoopy In hope, in faith, I’ll love again. The fool I am I'll always pick another wildflower and watch it wilt in my hand. Peace, love and sunshine always. RICHARD FROELICH Lacrosse, Snow and Wa- ter Skiing, and Camping SAL GAMBINA Music ( Yes ), Waterskiing. Paddle Ball. Camp Anchor Volunteer. Weekends and Table 2 rHOMAS GANNON Guitar, Electronics and Partying PENNY GARTEN Delta Phi Delta. Partying. Ski Club and 10th Sportsnite “I don't know where wez going, but wez on our way. — Little Rascals CAROL GENNUSA Kenny and Partying Here we are. just the two of us. pure, as well as innocent. Alive and eager to face the winds of time and life together. SUSAN GERBER Friends. Secrets kept with friends, Partying. My time at MacArthur and The Girls Bathroom Music is playing inside my head over and over and over again. My friend, there is no end to the music. MICHAEL GERNAVAGE Football. Hockey. Soccer and Intramural Sports TERRI GlAMBALVO: “A friend is one before whom I may think aloud. — Emerson PHYLLIS GIARRETTO: Physiology. Starv-A Thon. Horseback Riding. Writing Poetry. Long walks, and Chocolate Chip Cookies Though one’s existence on earth is brief, there is enough time in it, to appreciate nature's wonders and treasure every minute. KENNETH GIBSON Partying. Guitar pd. 2. and The Marshall Tucker Band LISA GIL: Swimming. Horseback Riding, Waters- kiing, Friends and Don DENISE GREEN WALD Guitar, Tennis. Music. Skiing. Horseback Riding and Sewing Be ashamed to die until you have won some vic- tory for humanity. — Horace Mann ROBERT GREGORIO: You only go around once. ALISON GRIFFIN Joe, Guitar. Whitey. Stereo, and Horseback Riding RAQUELLE GRIMES: Friends. Piano. Horse back Riding. Skiing. Traveling and Flying And I don’t know what the future is holdin’ in store. I don't know where I’m goin’, but I know my life is worth the livin’. FELICE GROVEMAN Animals. Writing. Rock and Roll, Life and Nostalgia 1920’s-1930’s MARISA GIL Volleyball. Water-skiing. Horse- back Riding, Trampoline. Terrance P., and Friends DERRIE GIORGI: Varsity Field Hockey and Vol- leyball. Mathletes. Sportsnite, Plants. Bicycling and Being Outdoors If you spend your whole life worrying, you will not have any time to live. Be vourself and you will be loved. JOHN GIOTTA Hockey, Basketball. Football. Girls, Drinking and Hanging Around GREG GIRGENTI: Piano. Jazz. Partying, '56 T Bird, Girls and Forest City RICHARD GITTER Basketball. Hockey. Gam bling (Cards) and Chess JANINE GOLDENER: Skiing (Overnights). Par tying with friends. Sigma Gamma Sigma. Sports. Sportsnite and Wayne SAMUEL GOLDENER Football. Guitar. La- crosse, Delta Omega and Partying STEFANIE GOOD Friends. Sportsnite. Food. Yearbook. Sports (Spectacular) and The Club JOANNE GORDON: Delta Gamma Phi. Sports- nite. Europe 1971, Horses. July 3, 73. Play on U ve and Miracles!J.S.) No matter what life brings you, you’ll have the strength to bear it. as long as you have love to give, and someone to share it.” HALL! GOREN: Friends. Concerts. Sigma Gam ma Sigma. Partying. Telephone and Blaze True friendship is like sound health, the value of it is seldom known until it's lost. GERARD GULL A: Baseball. GO.. Hockey. Bas ketball and Partying RRAD GURSKY Deca Club. Motorcycle Riding. Partying, and Girls WAYNE HAN FT Tennis, Fly Fishing, Guitar. Hunting, Soccer and Table Tennis KEVIN HARDING Basketball. Track. Music. Camping. Partying and Candie LAURA HARTNETT Horseback Riding. Guitar. Tennis. Partying, John Pridham and The Winters LANIE HELLER Model Congress. Leaping Lei- pow. The Risk Gang”. People Watching. Musi- cals. and Mudd Pitt KEN HELLER: Crew. Photography, Sports, Par- tying and Carol LYNNE HELLER Violin or Music. Partying, Animals. Joni Mitchell and Arthur's If man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drum- mer. I et him step to the music he hears, however measured and far away. JEAN HELLERING: Friends — Stef. Guys — Jimmy. Yearbook, Food. Sportsnite and People Watching Les amis ces parents que Ton se fait soimIVne. Friends, those relations that one makes for one’s self. Deschamps-L’Ami FETER HERMAN Music. Partying. Traveling. Bowling, Hanging Out and Cutting LYNN HESSINGER Smiles. Laughter, Music and Friendship LEO GORT Wrestling. Soccer. Partying. The Beach, School and S.L. IRIS GRALLA Wrestling. Sportsnite. 6 24 72, A______ Good Friends and Delta Gamma Phi If you love something, let it go, if it doesn’t come back, it was never yours, if it does, love it forever. JEANNE GRANATA Music. Writing. Friends. Partying. M.C.. and Bishop’s Porno Flicks If only you believe like I believe, we’ll get by. If only you believe in miracles, so would I. — Jeffer- son Starship FHILIF GRANDE Guitar. Bowling. Basketball, and Baseball RORIN GRAVES: Swimming. Skiing. Partying. Animals. Delta Phi Delta and Steve “Within you there is a stillness and sanctuary to which you can retreat at anytime and be yourself. — Herman Hesse SHARI GREENRLATT Music. Dance. Old Mo- vies! those fabulous musicals). laughing. Photo- graphs and Memories ROBERT HESSON Wrestling. Surfing and Par tying RONNI HIRSHHORN The Beach. Hosteling. Skiing. Tennis and Ming and Yago You can do without people, but you can’t do without friends. BETTY ANN HOLZER Italy. August. Saturday. Traveling, languages and Dance WILLIAM HUNTER Bronskis, Brewskis. Delta Omega, Football. Lacrosse and Masin’s Body ELIZABETH IBSEN: Reading. Cooking. Friends Kathy McGrath and Ronni Pedolsky. Travel- ing. Camping and Animals LINDA IBSEN Traveling. Meeting People. French. Sewing. Arts Crafts and Cooking Cherish friendship in your breast — New is good but old is best; Make new friends but keep the old. Those are silver, these are gold.” ANTHONY IGNERI Lacrosse. Delta Omega. Budweiser in the bottle. Mankind. Bronskies and Expletive Deleted There's gotta be a better way. You know what I mean Jelly Bean. t RONNI IORIZZO: T.K., Beach. Swimming, Camping and Weekends MITCHELL ISAACS Losing Elections. Friends (Both of them). Cynicism. Sarcasm (Verbal Iro- ny). Soul (Isaac Hayes) and Basketball Life is a daring adventure, or nothing at all!” — Helen Keller STEVE ISRAEL Politics. The Mels. Television, Harmonica, Writing and Monty Python Some men see things as they are and ask why? I dream things that never were and say why not? STEVEN H JARET: Partying, Drinking. Paddle Ball. Racing and Pool Smoke, drink, involve yourself in women. Do what you want to because you only live once. KEITH JOHNS: Barbara. Partying. Camping. Water-skiing, Winter Sports and Having a good time BRENDA JOHNSON Mrs. Alien. Partying. Ten nis. Flea Market and Shopping There’s a time for joy. a time for tears, a lime we’ll treasure through the years we’ll remember always, graduation day. LYNN JOHNSON: Bob. Music. Planus. Camping. Beach and Eating MacDonald’s Fish Filet Keep laughing, keep smiling and let the whole world wonder what's going on in your mind. ROSE MARIE JOHNSON My Parents. Char lie C. Chuckles (C.J.). Bicycle Riding. Bowling. Enjoying nature and Good Music We are born to love and only when we love are we living. BRAD JONES Moto-Cross. Uoobie Bros., Luncn. Tennis. Vans and California When it’s time to die let's not discover that we’ve never lived. TINA JORDANO Beach. Plants. Eating Mac Donald's Fish Filet. Hanging out. Partying, Flor- ida and John Freedom, no strings attached; Live for the mo- ment. a way of live. ROBERT JOSEFHER Sleeping. Not doing school work and Getting Drunk Why work today if you can put it off till tomor- row. KEITH JUSSIM: Haiku poetry. Ballroom danc- ing. Tropical fish. Mathletes. Botany and Knit- ting Crocheting To err is human, to forgive, devine. RICHARD KALINA Paddle Ball. Cars and Ten nis DENNIS KANE Beers. Bikes, Bowls and Broads -JAY KANTOR: Sports. Girls. Hating. Music. Camping and Partying ANDREW KAPLAN Basketball. Football. Camping. Table 2. “The Cutlass and Weekends KEVIN KARTON: Chess. J.B.. The Yanks. Si- mon and Garfunkel. My Harmonica and DODMRB LYNNE KAUFFMAN: Partying. Music and Dancing CHERYL KAUFMANN: Starve-A-Thon, Casey. Candy, and Caesar. Rimski-Korsakov. Glass Men- ageries. Music and Two for the Road “The past is the only key to the future. -JILL KAVOi'KIAN: Violin, Swimming, Politics, Biology. Music and Karen God grant us the serenity to accept the things we cannot change, courage to do the things we can, and the wisdom to know the difference.” -JAMES KEEGAN Soccer. Jean. Friends. Yes . Hockey and Guitar What would the jouney through life be without our closest friends and love� ?” DANIEL KELLER Partying. Music (San Fran- cisco� . Sleep. Nature. People and Peace All that could not think or swim was just left there to float.” — Robert Hunter SUSAN KENNEY Movie Star Books. Spending Money. Working at the Beach. Beethoven. Writ- ing and Artwork Good luck in all you undertake, till the undertak- er takes you under.” DAVID KERNER Baseball. Peconic. Kathy. The Park. Water-skiing and Guitar DANIEL KINDRERGH Skiing. Lacrosse, Delta Omega. Tunes. Cold Beer and Socializing THERESE KING: J.F.. December 25,1973 Snow- ball. Friendship. Forever with B.A.. Secrets I shared with C.C. and Life And now we are grown with debts and regrets; It was so easy then.” DIANE KINNEY Parents. Arts and Crafts. Bowling. Bicycling. Partying and Horseback Rid- ing RICHARD KLAUBER People. Horses. Football. Wrestling, Skiing and Cars MARSHA KLEIN Kickline Captain. Pep Squad. Tennis. Music. Art and Volleyball MELVIN KLOD: Crusing, Beer Blast . Duke of Despair”. Alice. Automania and Mopar Rules CATHERINE KNAG Music, Animals, People, Living. Partying and Boys Old days, good times I’ll remember with a smile.” JAMES KNAPIK Sports. Piano. Writing. Reli gion. Girl Watching and Meeting New People You might as well go for it. The worst you’ll get over, but the best you’ll never forget.” CAROL KOERNER Ballet. Opera. Library Aide. Bobby. Gary and Lillian Hush! Hush! Whisper who dares! Christopher Robins is saying his prayers.” MARIE KONETSKY Kenny. Partying. The Neighborhood. The Beach. 206 and Dubes PAMELA KOOP: Skiing. Astronomy, Sewing. Music. Sports and Partying Happy are those who dream and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. •JOE KRAUS: Free food. Fester, Foster, C.B.S.. Monty Python and The Club EPPIE KREITNER Yearbooking. Thinking Pens. Music. Branches and Memories RENEE KRITZER Future Teacher. Poet. Writ- er. Library Aide and Piano RONNIE KROLL Friends. My House, laughing. Summer of 73. Theater and Delta Phi Delta If you cry because you lost the sun. your tears won’t let you see the stars. MICHAEL KRULL Music. L.A.P.. Partying and Hockey Don’t let it bring you down. It’s only castles burning. MICHAEL KRUPINSKI Jesus ANDREA KURILOFF Art. Friends. Good Times and Dancing I listen to the wind, to the wind of my soul. Where I’ll end up. well I think God really knows. — Cat Stevens RAYMOND LABELLA Playing Music. Listen- ing to Music. Leaving school at 12:00 and Partying My name, it means nothing. Mv age. it means less. RICHARD LANG: Hockey. lacrosse. Concerts. Partying. Beach and Rum Bottoms RAND! LEDERMAN: Individualism. Psychology. Bicycling. Travel. Graduation and Intellectual Stimulation Before you let yourself go. be sure you can get yourself back.” — Roger Allen DAWN LEFEMINE: Boyfriend. Nursing. Friends. Horses, Biking and Volleyball Life Shared moments of dreams Filled with hours of anticipation Living today Facing the reality of tomorrow Surrounded by confusion Yearning for peace Remembering yesterday Reaching out for happiness tomorrow JOSEPH LEM AIRE Football and Skiing From stone hammers to quickest computers, we’re all out of bounds. We’re only just commut- ers. on a changing world going ’round and ’round. DAVID LEONARD Baseball. Beach, Camping. Stores and 815 RARRY LESLIE Music. Ping-Pong, T. Rex and Gambling MARTHA LEVENSTEIN: Horseback Riding. Weekends, P.M.. Sculpture. Jackson Browne and Camping Seek not the depths of your knowledge with staff or sounding lines. For self is a sea boundless and measureless. — K. Gibran RORERT LEVY Music. Basketball. Tennis. Swimming and Traveling ROR LEWIS: Delta Omega. Beers. Football and Baseball “A beer in hand is worth two in the fridge. KEVIN LIBERG: Tennis. lounging, Quah, Sbar- ro’s Summer and The Club LYNN LINES: Friends. Having a good time. Traveling. Music and Sportsnite (Red) Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. MAUREEN LOONEY: Friends. Guitar, Horse- back Riding. Music and “Cross Country — 76 ”Friendship is everlasting. RICHARD LUMSDEN: Skiing. Zeta Phi Gamma. Football. Partying at the Chair and Miller Bottles KRISTINA LUNDSTROM Kevin. Being with People. Roller Skating. Weekends and Taking long walks Happiness can be possessed only so long as it is unseen.” — H. Hesse LEONARD LYONS: Skiing, Tennis. Music Grateful Dead , Weekends and Traveling ISAREL MCCABE: Sportsnite. Delta Gamma Phi, leader Corps, Skiing. Partying and Music KEVIN MCCAJG: Partying. Shooting Pool. Working on cars. Lifting weights. Girls and more girls and Working hard MAUREEN MCDERMOTT: Sportsnite. Delta Gamma Phi. Health Careers Club. Partying and Horseback Riding Doesn’t it always seem that you don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone. THOMAS MCDERMOTT Wrestling, Baseball. Music. Cars, Girls and Movies RONNIE MCGOLDRICK: Summer. Rosemary Kennedy Center, Partying. L.A.P., Holidays and Sleeping If you do not understand my words, you will not understand my silence. KATHLEEN MCGRATH Soap Operas. Going out with friends. Susan Ortego. Meeting People. Talking on the telephone and Dances at school Everything is nicer when shared with a friend. COLLEEN ANN MCGUINNESS: Horseback Riding, Soccer. Painting. Bicycle Riding, Parties and Working at my job DOREEN ANN MCGUINNESS:Horseback Rid ing, Softball, Swimming, Movies and Riding Bicy cles ALICE MC MURRAY Adam. My Friends. Par tying. Jimmy. Sean and Ethan “Good friends are forever. JANICE MACK Singing. Track. Piano. My Friends. My Family and My Life “To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven. ROBERT MACK AY: Football. Track. Water-ski- ing. Peconic. Elaine and Traveling WILLIAM MACKENZIE L A P. Driving ALLISON MACLAREN: Sportsnite. Cheerlead ing. Delta Phi Delta. Friends. G. G. and Food “You give but little when you give of your posses- sions. It’s when you give of yourself that you truly give. ' — Kahlil Gihram CAROL ANN MAGILL: Friends. Sorority, Par- ties. Sportsnite and Art COLLEN MAHONEY Red-Rider, Cousin. Cob- blir’t. The “Hut . Summer of '74 and Meatball Hero “Underneath the surface of today lies yesterday, and what we call the past; The only thing which can never decay. — E.L. Hamilton DALE MAHONEY Mike Mennette, Dancing. Fi- delity. Aesthetician. Friends and Loyalty MARGARET MAHONEY Horseback Ridig. Ice Skating. Reading. Cooking. Music and Volunteer Work A gem cannot be polished without friction; nor a person perfected without trials. JILL MALDEN: Sunday afternoon parties. Skiing and Birthday blasts at Steak and Brew BARBARA MALTZ Senior Class Officer. A.F.S.. Guitar. Dancing, Friends and Loving ERIKA MANDELMAN: Simon and Garfunkel. Mozart. Bach. My Piano. The Risk Gang and Ken- ny Justin Roth “This too shall pass. CLAIRE MANGOGNA: Cosmetology, Bowling, Jogging, Reading, Singing and Caring for dogs CLAUDIA MANISCALCO Horses. Music. Camping, Skiing. Traveling and California Everything is an experience You learn from every experience. JENNIFER MANN Cheerleading (Jr. V. Cap — Varsity Co-Capt.), Sportsnite. Ski Club. Leader Corps, Gymnastics Club and Delta Phi Delta Remember yesterday, live for today, and dream for tomorrow. HOLLY MANTHEY: My Friends. Partying. Jim. Happiness, Music and Art LEONARD MARKS Basketball. Hockey. Music. Baseball. Football and Astronomy He who wastes his past has nothing to look for in future.” JILL MARLOWE Skiing. Friends. Sportsnite. Concerts, Snow and Life “Kindness in words, creates confidence. Kindness in thinking, creates profoundness. Kindness in giving, creates love. ROBERT MARQUARDT Cars. H-D’s. Crusin’ and Suds LINDA MARTIN Sportsnite 74. Friends. Tennis 75. Treasurer of Deca Club 75. Delta Gamma Phi and Memories The heart hath its own memory like the mind. And in it are enshrined the precious keepsakes SONIA MARTINEZ Career-Nursing. Senior Prom Committee. Kickline. Sportsnite, Guitar and Gym “I'm happy to have shared the good times and bad with all the friends of my class and others I have known throughout the years in MacArthur. STEPHEN MARTINO: Mary Ann. The Beach. Bowling and Bad Company Don't let it bring you down, it’s only castles burn- ing. just find someone whose turning, and you will come around. — N. Young JEFFREY MARX Bowling. Guitar, Hockey. Golf, The Allman Brothers and Driving on the open road RICHARD MASIN. Football, Bronskies. Hockey and Hunter’s body “Give me Schmidties or give me death. PETER MASLAK: Yearbook. Guitar, Tennis, Making fun of Glenn and Puma LISA MASTER Indecision. Travel. Banana. Bak lava. 3W’s, Tennis, Photography and I’m sorry We can none of us step in the same river twice, but the river flows on and the other river we step into is cool and refreshing too. JAMES MATTOR: Football. Getting tubed. Ski- ing. Bronskies and Brews. Lacrosse and Zeta Phi Gamma “You must learn to walk before vou can learn to fly JEFFREY MINER Basketball. Girls. Partying. Paddle Ball. Money and Music RICHARD MERKIS Skiing, Surfing and My Dune Bug JANET METZGER Field Hockey Var.. Basket ball Var.. Volleyball Var.. Softball Var.. Leader Corps and Sportsnite (Blue) Friends are not in the world to challenge you. they are here to stand beside you. FRANK MICELI: Sea Train. Roosevelt Raceway, Mickawampus Leroy. Sandra Lil. Mirror Image and Aiken RUDOLF MILICKA Camping. Hiking. Canoe- ing. Rowing and Gardening ANTHONY MINUTO Chris Butcher. Traveling. Partying. Football and Fridays Hey Babe. Learn to pause or nothing worth- while will catch up to you. SAML:EL MIRLIS Friendships, Smiles. Tunes. Gallavanting. Fox Hunting and The Pig Skin “You never have too many friends so be thankful for everyone you have, because a person who has no friends is a person who has no smile. JEAN MISKA People. Friendship and The Out- doors “What you are is God's gift to you. What you make of yourself is your gift to God. CHARLES MOCHAN Soccer. My Violin. Yes. Friends. My Stem, and Buenos Aires. Argentina “After all. don’t doubt your part. After all. your soul will still surrender. Be ready to be loved. — Jon Anderson MICHAEL MOORE Baseball. Coaching Baseball. Shooting my gun. Playing records. Riding Bikes and Hanging out Z. Y.YY MORAX Sportnite. Partying and Horse- hack Riding “!«Y tune to start living. DEBRA MORGAN Delta Gamma Phi. Sportsnite and Teacher Roast Michelob ’76. It was a very good year. STEPHEN MORI ARTY: Lacrosse. Zeta Phi Gamma and Hockey EUGENE MORRIS Guitar. Ultimate Frisbee. Biking. Partying and Girls LORI MUGNO Blue Team. Delta Phi Delta. Swimming. Horseback Riding and Softball MICHAEL MULCAHY: Skiing and Football Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. KEVIN MULLANY Hanging Out. Work, All Sports (esp. Hoops, Golf. Horseback Riding). Budweiser. Good Food and Zeta Phi Gamma ROBERT Ml ’LL ANY: Getting out of this school. Summer Vacation and Non-School Days JEANNE ML'0L0: Canoeing. Canada. Yearbook. Saturday night and The Club Does anyone even know the outer fringe of an- other? What are you like in there? Do you hear? Who are you in there? — John Steinbeck JEANINE MURPHY Swimming. Singing, Danc- ing. Yoga. Astrology and Running Track JOHN MURPHY Surfing. Football. Photography and Music MAUREEN MURPHY: Concerts. Partying and Rosemary Kennedy Center RAY MUSCARELLO Delta Omega. Beers. So- cializing. Tunes. Wrestling and Varsity Club JEAN ML’TINO: Spring Track Var.. Sportsnite. (Red). Deca Club — Treasurer. Dancing. Music, Having a good time and Working with Children May God grant us all the ability to face anything in life with love and understanding.” PHILIP MYONES: Camping. Baseball. Foxy La- dies. Partying. Music. The Dead. Hendrix and More Partying SETH MYONES Partying. Baseball. Music. Bas- ketball. Hanging out and Being a Wurm JAMES NALLY: Partying at the Chair. Skiing. Lacrosse. Zeta Phi Gamma and Miller Bottles SCOTT NANKIN: Morning. Eagles. D.F.’s car. Gym and Mr Hahn — TDHCM KENNETH NEEDLEMAN Guitar. Sentry. Stage Band. Writing. Friends and Science MARGARET NEITHERCUT: Field Hockey. Vol leyball. Basketball. Sportsnite. Wrestling Club and Traveling PAUL NEVERKA Partying. Electronics and Driving HAVE NICHOLS Felicia. Driving. Cajolery. Ten- nis and Red Licorice NORA NIXON My Friends. Bonnies House. Summer 73 '75. Filigenzi's Class, Wheezing and Delta Phi Delta THERESA NOLAN: Flowers Roller Skating. Mu- sic. Jiujitsu. Camping and Talking Remember the past, live for the present, and dream for the future.” EDWARD NOLIN Carpentry. Concerts, Getting out as soon as possible. Thank God RANDEE NOSKIN My Friends. Fall 73. Bon nie’s House. Sportsnile. Senior Cut-Out Day and Partying Don’t walk in front of me. 1 may not follow; Don’t walk behind me. I may not lead; Just walk beside me and be my friend.” FRANK NOTARFRANCESCO: Print Club. Bass Guitar. Rock Bands. Paddle Ball. Biking, and Fishing DERHIE NOV 1CK My Friends. Diets. Sports- nite. Guitar and Halloween 74 Don’t criticize what you can't understand. SUSAN ORTEGO. Sunrise at the beach. Mickey Mouse. Dancing. Soap Operas and Teddy Bears To love means to commit oneself without guaran- tee. to give oneself completely in the hope that our love will produce love in the loved person. RENEE ORTOWSKI: Pep Squad. Sportsnite. Partying and Music CATHERINE OSTRACO Sportsnite. Guitar. Pep Squad. Summer of 75, Partying and lacrosse Games Although our times together will soon be in the past, the memories we have shared will linger on and last. MICHELE OSTROFSKY Horseback Riding. Guitar. Needlepoint. Traveling. Roller Skating, and Baking and Cooking VALERIE OTT: Delta Phi Delta. Skiing, Party- ing. Beach Days. Friends and Sportsnite “The saddest thing under the sun is saying good- bye to the ones you love. JOANNE WOLF OTTOSON Who ever said three is a crowd doesn’t know too much about love. ELAINE PALM Partying. Fridays. Spitune (Donna Bottone). Travling, Holidays and Boys Today is the tomorrow you worried about yester- day. ARTHUR PANICO Fishing. Hunting. Camping. Partying and Bicycling DEBORAH PETERS Music and Art. Horseback Riding, Partying. Sigma Gamma Sigma. Leader Corps. People and Nature and Sports PHILIP PETRESKY: Lacrosse, Grateful Dead, Partying. Friday Nights, The Beach and My Par ents JIM PETTERSON Cars, Sports. Billiards, Fish- ing, Boat Racing and L.A.P. AMY PHILLIPS: Bio 13, Food. Laughing, Base- ball. Apple Pie and Chevrolet Ontogeny recapitulates phytogeny. ERIC PIESNIKOWSKI Photography, Scuba Diving and Swimming JERI PISARSKI Gordon Hecht, Bicycling, Die- ting. Cooking, Art and Ford Vans God Bless our daily bread. JOHN PLATE Music. Writing, People, Camping. Liz and Partying ROBERT PUTSCH Baseball. Football. Friday Nights. Sleep. Music and Schaefer THOMAS POOLE Partying. Paddle Ball. Hot Cars. L.A.P.. Stereo Equipment, and Playing the Slide Trombone WILLIAM POPPE Mathletes, Hockey. Water skiing. Trombone Tooting, Capsizing Sailboats and Scuba Diving Everyone’s future is in reality, an urn full of unknown treasures from which all may draw un- guessed prizes — Ix� rd Penseny CHRISTOPHER O'BRIEN Ramblin’. Rebel. Peaches. Boxing. Lacrosse and Partying The train to Grinder Switch is running right on time, and the Tucker boys are cooking down in Caroline. — Charlie Daniels GLEN O’GRADY: Varsity Club, Wrestling and Soccer ALAN OKUN: Ix� ve. Wisdom. Ludwig Drumsets, Music. Puma Sneakers and Aimee The improvement of understanding is for two ends; first, our own increase of knowledge; second- ly to enable us to deliver the knowledge to others. MARY OLDHAM '74 — Sportsnite — 75, Sigma Gamma Sigma. Memories. 12 23 74, Erb, Corrie and Frizzie and Johnny D. “May the warming love of friends surround you as you go down the paths of light and laughter where the happy memories grow. WILLIAM OPPMAN: Welcome Back Rotter, Partying. Music. Girls. Art and Dylan ANN PARMESE Traveling. Music. Partying. Painting. Basketball and Friends TONY PARUOLO Music. Baseball. Chicken. Cars. Partying and Hunting BRIAN PEARCE: Surfing. lacrosse. Guitar. Summer. Clapton Concerts and Friday Nights RONNIE PEDOLSKY Friends. Meeting People. Traveling. Partying. Music and Reading PATRICIA PERANIO: “Something was missing inside me like a flower without a seed. Then came your special loving Gene, it filled my every need.” ERIC PERLMAN: Graduation, 3:05, Friday, Par- tying. Partying and Bicycling In the parking lot of life everyone needs help over the speed bumps. JAMES PEROTA Music. Music. Music. Music. Guitar and More Music KAREN SUE POSTER The Creek. Duckpond Park. Hanging Out, Partying, Friends and Lovers and Mommy and Daddy Youve got to get up every morning with a smile on your face, and show the world, all the love in your heart.” LESLIE POSTER. Horseback Riding. Skiing. Bowling. Friends. My Dog and My Honey, B.A. LAWRENCE POTTER Basketball, Partying. Hanging Out. L.A.P. and Backpacking DEBORAH POULSEN: Horseback Riding. Swimming. Bowling. Music. Sports and Animals Today makes every yesterday a dream. DEBBIE PRICE: Boating. Skiing. Music and Traveling GERALD PRIVIN The Risk Gang. LW3. Anar chy Club, 1776 Forum. BRPSRRDDLHEMKR LAWJRISYID and Guitar The good old days — they’re good because they’re gone. ANTHONYPUSTORINO Nickname - Frankie. Jazz Guitar, Skiing. Delta Omega, Bronski's and Brewski’s TERRI ANN QUINN Delta Gamma Phi. Sports nite. Well with Judy. Memories with Jo. Skiing and St. Vincent’s With all its shame, drudgery and broken dreams it’s still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. PETER RAUCH Soccer. Girls. Crew. Skate boarding and Partying WILLIAM REARDON: Baseball and Cruising JOHN REBUTH Music, Football. Softball. The City. Partying. Cruisin’ the Burger Queen and Be- ing a member of the Wu'rrns I’m as the world forever spinning. Rekindled by the early rising sun. I’m as the road that’s ever winding. A never ending journey just begun. FRED REIMER: lacrosse and Partying JOHN RICHARD Sleeping, Drinking and LuAnn DOUGLAS RICKEN: Camping and Partying WILLI AM RIEDINGER Wrestling, Flying, Can- oeing. Mountain Climbing. Food and Beer and Freedom The flight of the mind, like the flight of an eagle is free and easy to obtain great perfection. DIANE ROBERTS Art. Flute and Dance The sunset reveals the final movement. PATRICIA ROBINSON Friends. Secrets Shared. Memories. Partying and the Girl’s Bathroom “Cry. cry for someone else who just can’t be happy and glad that you can feel enough to cry.” BARBARA ANN ROEPKE: Bowling. Twirling, Teacher. Work. College. Partying and Having Fun within reason ELIZABETH ROGERS Moony and Meatball, Krb and Chunky. Dec. 6, Met Game. Sportsnite and Delta Gamma Phi Dream of yesterday, live for today, and hope for tomorrow.” KENNETH ROGERS Parties. Guitar. First Aid Team. Basketball. Flying and Scuba Diving DONA ROMANOWICZ: Friends. New Exper- iences, The Fields and The Parties KATHY ROSE: Sportsnite, Delta Gamma Phi, G.O. and John “No one needs a smile quite so much as he who has none to give. TERRY ROSE Tommy. Delta Gamma Phi and Partying “You may fight back a tear but you’ll always cher- ish the memories and never relive the past.” ROBERT ROSEN Peri. Daisy Chain Gang. Hey Charger. Vice OOGL Anarchy Club. CP. and Pres, of Golab Fan Club CAROLE ROSENBERG: Bicycle Riding. USY, Is- raeli Dancing, Tennis, Friends and laughing “In ourselves our future lies, life is what you make of it. CHARLES ROSENBERG Golf. Basketball. Ten- nis, Boxing, Baseball and Hockey “The economy’s bad times will not affect the good times I have had in the past years. LAURA ROSENBERG The Sentry, Darkroom, laughing. Music. Bugging Katz and Rosenblum, and Friends ANN ROSENFELD: Music. Guitar, Meditation and C.P. Center The time has finally come for me to pack my bags and walk away, and live for each day. HOWARD ROSENZ WEIG: Trumpet. Stage Manager. Marching Band. Softball. Football and Music lessons JAN ROSNER Music. Theater, Singing. Sports, Teaching and Happiness JOEL ROSS Tennis. Verbal Irony. Phi Delta Diner. Getting thrown out of the library, drums and DVORAK A free press is vital to our society because slaves would be too stupid to write the news. LAURI ROSS Skiing. Sportsnite and Being with my Friends If only you believe in miracles. — Jefferson Starship CHERYL ROTH Music. Traveling. Dancing. Bas ketball. Friends and Guys JUDY ROTONDO: Tennis. Delta Phi Delta. Wells with TAQ. Sportsnite. 3W’s and Napoleons Nobody’s ever had a rainbow until he had the rain.” SUSAN ROWSE Boating. The Track. Friends, Happiness, Inner Beauty and Billy “Live for today, learn from yesterday, and dream of tomorrow.” BRENDA RUBINSTEIN: The Risk Gang. G O. Sec.. Model Congress. Musicals. Camping and laughing The most rewarding thing in life is a sense of being needed, being loved, and being forgiven. This is the bond of friendship. ULRIKE RUFFERT Writing. Music. Reading. Jogging, Swimming and Tennis All the times that we complained of homework and such things, we never knew how great would be the knowledge that it brings. KAREN RUPRECHT Monty Python. Plain Hamburgers. Doughnuts. Plane Nitro. Enrico's and Good Friends. If you love something, set it free, if it comes back it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it never was.” STEPHEN RUSSO: The desire for success en- sures failure. COLEEN A. SABELLA: Twirling, L.A.P.. Having a good time, Being with Friends. Writing Poetry and Stevie Wonder Music A friend is like a rose. If you hold it too tight, its stem will break and its petals will fall off. But if you let it free, it will blossom and bring you joy. RAND! SAGER: Piano, Singing, Outdoors. Boys. Me and Canarsie MARYANN SALVEMINI Sportsnite. Volley- ball. Horseback Riding. Basketball and Tommy CINDY SAMUELS Life. Love. Skiing. Delta (iamma Phi. Good times and Happiness MICHAEL SANCHEZ Partying. Class Meeting. Horseback Riding. Baseball and Basketball NINA SANDERLIN: Needlework. Music. Travel- ing. Working. Writing and Baking Do not wish to be anything but what you are and try to do that perfectly. Be yourself. LIEF SANNEN: The Wiemans, Mom. Renild, Martien and Miss Adriaenssen Partir. C’est Mourir Un Peu. — F. Villon ARLENE SANTANIELLO: Nature. People. Sun- shine. Music. Country and Sunsets Love is like the sun-giving warmth and shinin’ on forever. IRENE SAPHRA Laughter. Bio 13. Outdoors. Bicycling, Tennis and Recorder “The earth is just like a grain of sand, only much, much heavier. MICHAEL SA VIN: Partying. Music and Concerts The sun will shine in my back door someday.” JUDITH ANN SAWYER: Twirling and V.I.C.A SHARON SAYER Swimming. Bowling. Music. Skating. Partying and Friends ADELE SCAR PI NATO: Art Room. Clothes. My Boyfriend. Partying. Going Places and Graduating BONNIE SCHALEFF Sportsnite. Delta Gamma Phi. Skiing and Camping If you love something, set it free; If it comes back, it’s yours. If it doesn’t, then it never was.” GREGG SCHEINER Traveling, Reading. Ten- nis. Fish and Gourmet Cooking ALLEN SCHICK Football. Eldorados. Beer. Women. Music Tull. Zep. and Just having a good time LORI SCHLENDORF: Art. Piano. Elton. PRI’s, Museums and Belgium Waffles Through the road of life — let friends lead, for it you have freinds. you’ve got what you need. ALLEN SCHLENGER: Biking. Hiking and Lik- ing JOHN SCHMIDT. Partying, Music. Hanging Out. Concerts and Girls BARBARA SCHOLL: Friends, Having a good time. Guitar and Bananas “Life never felt so alive. I’m learning that there’s such a world out there and none of us has ever seen or felt it.” GARY SCHOOK: Delta Omega. Football. Party- ing at the Chair and Skiing RALF SCHOPEN Babes. Football. Wrestling. The 50’s, Eld’s and Bikers MIRIAM SCHRATWIESER Friends, Skiing. Weekends. Horseback Riding and Music DIANE SCHUBERT Tennis. Music. The Beach. Needlepoint, Cat Stevens and Chocolate Remember yesterday, live for today, and dream of tomorrow. RONALD SCHUMANN Football. Art Partying. Music and Playing Cards JANET SCHWARTZ Being and Making Others Happy. Astrology. Dogs and Cats. Going to the Beach and Getting Tan. Max and Monti and Lis- tening to WPL.J Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it. the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, it comes and softly sits on your shoulder. ANDREW SEELIN: Varsity Club, Tennis. Out- ing Club. Partying. Photography and P.B.C. TED SELB Partying. Food. Photography. Sleeping in Class. Laughing and Music “Create your own world. CHARLES SHANNON Fishing, Hunting. Miami Dolphins, N.Y. Rangers. Horticulture and All Wa- ter Sports CINDY SHAPIRO Dieting. Scot. Volkswagons. Camping. Michigan and Love Will Keep Us To- gether “If sometimes we don’t get lost, we may never find our way.” RANDI SHAPIRO Animals, Accordian. Chicken. Music. Good Friends and Bananas “Times I find it hard to say. with useless words getting in my way. Silence often says much more than trying to say what’s been said before.” — George Harrison ROBIN SHAPIRO: Friends. Animals. Sports. Mu- sic, Jamoca Almond Fudge Ice Cream and Bagels “Words that come from the heart enter the heart.” ROBERT SHEPARD Music. Swimming. Photog- raphy. Girls. Paddle Ball and Model Congress KELLY ANNE SHEVLIN Ice Hockey. Partying. Music and Motorcycles RICHARD SILVA Football. Basketball. Diving. Plants. Writing and Traveling “I never thought I'd ever have my freedom. An age ago mv Maker was refusing me the pleasure of the view.” —Moody Blues LOUIS SINATRA: Sleeping. Cars. Music. Skiing. Football and Girls JAMIE C. SITOMER Art. Music. Traveling. Na- ture and Peace “Life is You! ROBIN SMITH: Partying. Traveling. Guitar. Crafts, Bowling and Swimming “My happiness is being with Peter. ILENE SOMIN: School Musicals. Chorus. Honor Society. G.O. Executive Board. Class Rep. and Music Theater Workshop “The most important things in life are free — beauty, love, and happiness ANN SOSA: Piano. Partying, Music and Motorcy- cles SUZANNE SOUSA: Weekends. Photography, Tennis, Yearbook, Chrobyn and Caky and Chica- go When it’s time to die let's not discover we never lived. — Thoreau DIANE SPARAGANO: Art. Dylan, Mountains. Horses and G.C.H. To take what there is, and use it, without waiting 2 0 forever in vain for the preconceived to dig deep into the actual and get something out of that — this doubtless is the right way to live. — Henry -lames RENA SPRINGER Peppy. Guitar. -Joni Mitchell, Good times. Food and Summer The seconds tick the time out. there's so much left to know and I’m on the road to find out.” SCOTT STACEY: Baseball. Bars. Beers. Broads. Bowls and Brawls KEVIN STEARNS: Motorcycles. Cars. Beer. Money and Bugging Shinskee MELANIE STEIN Astrology, Black Magic, Mo- torcycles. Hanging out. Partying and Music CLAUDIA STERN Sportsnite. Delta Phi Delta, Friends. Ski Trip. Having Kids over” and Poin Now it’s time to leave — time to remember for one brief second on the clock of time we were one. CAROL STOCKL: Horseback Riding. Delta Gam- ma Phi. Sports. Partying, Food and Guys PETER STRAUSS Skiing. Debbie. Model Con- gress and G.O.. Not Working. Risk Gang and Yel- low M M's “Some men see things as they are and say why. I dream things that never were and ask why not?” .MAUREEN SULLIVAN: Friends. Dancing, Mu- sic. Ice Hockey, Concerts and Creeking I. ove is to the people as the sun is to the earth. HOLLY SUTTON: Brad, Animals, Horseback Riding. Sigma Gamma Sigma and Saturday Nights Our true possessions are those we do not see and hardly know of. — H. Hesse DONNA TAYLOR: Rick Ventura. Med. Lab As sistant. Fooling Around, Motorcycles. Cutting and Detention Use things, not people. KATHY TAYLOR Track. Field Hockey, Volley- ball. Partying. Watching Sports and Children LOUIS TELANO: Beer, Music, More Beer and More Music BARRY TETENBAUM Mathletes, Computer Lab Aide. Alchemy. Forgery, Counterfeiting and Gambling STEPHEN THOMAS Emerson. Lake. Palmer. I ed Zeppelin. Synthesizers. Friends. Nature and Music Beware, music's in the air. VERONICA THORNTON Sewing, Cooking. Swimming. Bicycle Riding. Exercising and Friends KAREN TILDEN: Guys. Partying, Cars. Music. Skiing and Camping Hey everybody! Won’t you just look around, can’t anybody see? Can’t you take the time? Just to feel, just to feel what is real.” DEBBIE TOBIN Gymnastics, The 3F’s — Friends. Food. Fun, Tennis. Delta Phi Delta. Leader Corps, and Cheerleading “I remember photographs Watercolors of the past. — Janis Ian BRIAN TOOHEY Terry. Sports. Surfing. Parties. Friends and Table 2 RICH TRACHTENBERG Life, Partying and Friends Live each day of your life as though it was the first day of your life. WILLIAM TRENT The Bible. Music (Organ). Reading. Traveling, French and Horticulture (Plants) MARLENE TREZZA Traveling, My Friends, Life. Beach Boys, Concerts. Bonnie's House and R S Happy Days; Don't frown because they are gone; Smile because they have been. SUSAN TUBIOLO: Interior Designing, Horse- back Riding. Needlepoint. Working with Small Children. Swimming and Cooking and Baking CHRIS TUOHY Partying. Music. Good Times and Cutting CAROLINE TWOMEY Frank Zappa. Partying. Humphrey Bogart. Art. Horseback Riding and Pool CECELIA UPRITCHARD Sports. Sportsnite. Sorority (Delta Phi Delta). Peanut Butter and Jel- ly, Partying with Friends and “Poin The winner is always he who can love, be indul- gent. and forgive, not he who self-righteously con- demns.” LIZ VAIANA Eating. Sleeping, Joni Mitchell. Guys. The 2nd Floor Girl’s Room and Cutting Classes CETAN LUTA Partying. Guitar, Cutting Out. Going to Fillona on a rainy day. Loser's Lounge and Running from Dr. Sullivan RANDY VELEZ Art, Music of Chicago. Weight- lifting. 103. Wrestling and Cartooning INES VENTLrRA Crocheting. Listening to the Radio. Bowling, Hanging out with Friends and Movies RAY WADE Ditch Ludes, Jam Ludes, N.R.P.S., KJ706, Jefferson Starship and Columbia MARY ANNE WALSH: Delta Gamma Phi and Swimming RAND! WALSHON: John Newcombe, Tennis, Graduation, V.L.F. and Success “A thousand pictures can be drawn from one word, only who is the artist? We have to agree; A thousand miles can lead so many ways. CHARLIE WASKO: Skiing, Baseball. Fishing, Hiking, Wrestling and Weekends JIM WASKO: Skiing. Baseball and Partying DAVID WECHSLER lacrosse, Baskin-Robbins, Playing Pool (with Al) and Friends EVIN WEINBERG: Ski Club. 10th — Sportsnite, Sorority and Partying Ask me.” JULIE WEINRICH Humphrey Bogart. Friends. Bonnie's House, Van Gogh, Farmingdale and Ruth’s Camp Even if the world will end tomorrow I would plant an apple tree today. ROBYN WEINSTEIN Chicago. Tennis. Munch- ing Out and Sportsnite Existence would be intolerable if we were never to dream. CARY WEISSMAN. Chrobyn and Sous, Party- ing. Barbeque Potato Chips and Dip. “Chicago , Little big ones. Big little ones and Little no one’s. I gotta go home and think about it. AMI WEITZ: Guitar. Monterey, Music, Hiding from Fire Drills. Hiking and Skiing “Stronger by circles I live weaker by circles I die. — M. Murphy RICKY WEIXEL Friends. Basketball. Work. Skiing and Music DAVE WENGEL: Music, Sports cars, Electronics. Dealing! ), Hate and Frisbee JOHN WENT. Surfing, Ice Hockey. Skateboard- ing, Arthur’s. Summer Sunshine and Hanging out at the Beach It makes me feel so fine and sets my mind at ease, to know that I don’t harm a soul in doing what I please.” — Eagles CINDY WERNET Gene Archer. Friends, Love, Happiness and Conservation Reach for the moon and worst that can happen is you’ll stumble among the stars. BOBBIE WESCHLER: Jessie - My Dog, Memo ries, lx ve. Friends. Sigma Gamma Sigma and Field Hockey It's a wise man who thinks twice before saying nothing. JIM WIECKHORST:Football, Partying, Driving and Good Music MIKE WIENCLAW Partying, Driving. Football, Listening to Good Music, C.B. Radio and Sleeping late DAVE WILL: Ditching ludes. Jamming ludes, Kow and Panillade STUART WINEGARD: L.A.P.. A.V., Anarchy Club. Friedy’s Mice. Ultimate Frisbee. and Con- nie’s Common Concern Club Such a relation which relates itself to its own self (That is to say, a selD must either have constitut- ed itself and have constituted by another. GARY WINSTON Chunky”. Golf. Bowling. Hockey and Monticello ANNA WINTER: My Friend Laurie, Partying. Guitar, Making Friends. Robes as Past tense and 2nd Floor GR ELAINE WONG: Cycling. Sewing. Sports. Music. Camping and Partying DOUGLAS WOLDER Partying “If you can’t dazzle them with brilliance baffle them with bull. AMY WOSKA G.O.. Sportsnite. Field Hockey, Ski Club. Teacher Roast and Hot Tuna A dream goes on forever.” AARON WOSKOFF People and Life, Politics. Music, Travel. Jogging and Swimming “Friends, Happiness. Health and Wealth — and the time to enjoy them.” VIRGINIA WOTTAWA My Boyfriends. Dane ing. Partying, Clothes. Bette Midler and The 2nd Floor Bathroom Nobody ever had a rainbow Baby, until he had the rain.” — Jim Croce MARGARET YARZAB: Friends. Sigma Gamma Sigma. Sportsnite. Partying. Going to Football Games (School Activities) a'nd Eating There comes a time when you have to say good- bye and go your seperate ways; the only thing to do is remember your friendship is not bound by distance or time. GLENN YEE: Deca Club and Partying CLAUDETTE YESMANT Sand and Sea. Horse- back Riding, Branches. College and Bye Bye Love TERRI YOUNG: Sigma Gamma Sigma, Sports- nite. Leader Corps., Partying, Horseback Riding, and the three Musketeers (T.S.M.) NANCY ZAGER: Sal D’Amico. Friends. The Track. Frigate, Life. Love and Happiness STEVE ZIMMIT: Baseball. Delta Omega and Lori STEVE ZINDMAN Music of Carole King and James Taylor. Banjo. Yearbook. Mural Club, L.A.P., A.F.S. 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Secretary FIRST NATIONAL CITY BANK 2940 Hempstead Turnpike Levittown, N.Y. 11756 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '76 Levittown Branch (516) 796-8000 Ext. 2 PARENTS’ BOOSTERS Congratulations Bob and the Class of ’76 Peggy and Ed Marquardt To the Class with Class Evy and Carl Bernhardt Good Luck Mike and Doris Master Best of Luck Class of ’76 Ilan and Ruth Kreitner Best Wishes for the Future Helga and Fred Bock Congratulations to Steven Van Norman Greetings Stephen Hoover The Very Best of Luck Harold and Lila Cohen Happiness, always to Denise Adele and Joe Kustek Good Luck Jill from Bill Good Luck to the Class of ’76 Joe and Ginny Grishin Mr. and Mrs. S. Chifari May joy and sunshine by with you all The Feig Family Success to Marsha and the class of ’76 The Klein’s Congratulations to Amy and her friends The Phillips’ Good Luck and Happy Days Neil Figler Success to the Class of ’76 The Chereskins Success to the Class of ’76 The Quinns Happy Days - ’76 The Reimers Our Second Born- K.A.R. 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Mr. O'Brien for putting up with us with a smile. 26 Security She surrounded her kittens with her soft, warm body care- ful not to smother them. It was good to feel them nursing and she longed to protect them forever. Sometimes she grew sore but they thought only of their hunger. When they became too frisky, she cuffed them gently, but it was only a matter of time before they would care for themselves. How- ever, one independent fellow scampered away from the nest to relish his first taste of freedom. She meowed to him but he ignored her. Hungry and cold, he shivered as dark- ness fell. Surviving by himself was harder than he had anticipated and he cried. Despairing, he glimpsed a famil- iar figure approaching. She carried him home by the scruff of the neck. As he snuggled against her, he thought that someday he might leave again but for then, he was content to remain. — Phyllis Giarretto dO SSVIO 1970 To AU 6u.t|5, rrvacie. ■VW'S ar suck fu.n. We Vi tvcr ore e-'V v © . L ove Ftlc � ck C-ftrol r 1 Want To Thank All the People Tu. moves along. and the past becomes a memory 1 ii atop anu look back at my dreams and my adventures. Good times with my friends, and the many romances 1 can't honestly say there's been nothing to do. But the past is all gone. I must live my life for the future All the good times in the world can never change that. One thing 1 have found, through all that I have been through Without all you people, 1 might never have made it. all the people -it v J .oaring my life with me. And since we are certain We can't relive what has happened We’ll have to walk the long road ahead. The times of my life, and the joys of many friendships Have all disappeared, in the haze of the yet to come. They’re not forgotten, just lost from the present picture But they all. in some little way, have molded my existence. So 1 say to you now,those who realize my position Stop and think where you’d be without all these people. And I wish that I could tell each person individually That they’ve helped my life through good and bad, by just being alive.