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We can lift ourselves out of ignorance, we can find ourselves as creatures of excellence, and intelligence and skill. We can be free! We can learn to fly! ... eight thousand gull-eyes watched, without a single blink. ta Ue of cofotejots )K)Tpo6vcrjoN We're free to go where we wish and to be what we are. page 1 seniors You are special and gifted and divine, above other birds. page 18 F xcuLty We Ve come to take you higher. page 93 clufrs tr activities The most important thing in living is to reach out and touch perfection in that which they most love to do. page 119 SPOJJTS The speed was power, and the speed was joy. and the speed was pure beauty. page 135 frXBY p)c rupes s-senior quotes True, the same young Jonathan Seagull was there that had always lived behind his golden eyes, but the outer form had changed. 1 a s It was another busy day beginning page 178 Silerkzejjsj a piep oftime made to stand a Utile longer than trie rest. — Michelle, faster ■ $1 ¥ti F God made people ■ Peopre make frlmds Friends makefteW And life is beauti It just doesn I seem fair that I live each week just for the weekend — And before it even comes. It’s over with! —Andrea Ross , n _______________________ iuirtm. I i , yfanH — JjoioresK f c •ji a r • K I ml ’ 1 ' I '' J’j 4 first it was a quiet dream IT ■! « 1A i .vlf;fc® ■ lf J drifted to a pleasant thought. . . Now it ’s a reality. —Andrea Ross Leaves from a tree Growing and maturing together Until a strong wind separates them Allowing them to blow in different directions Falling where they may Still having many similarities Yet also many differences — Marla Rosenberg I need you now more than ever — How much I miss you cannot be explained in words. It can only be understood through experience. From this experience I have found that I must have your friendship — Because each time I see the sun rise, and a new day begins, It is never looked forward to; There is no-one to share it with. You are the best friend I ever had, but you've been away so long. I feel as though a part of me is gone A part of me that I long to get back... Be near me again, or I shall not be a real me. — Adena Bank 20 (Excerpt from a Creative Writing Class Journal) I find myself sitting in this classroom on a beautiful Friday morning trying to get my thoughts together. After coming home from a concert at 3:00 A.M. I'm wondering how creative I can be five hours later. Oh well, I 'II give it a try and see how it comes out. If it doesn 't, I won't worry. I'm sure I'll be trying to do this often enough. — Dave Conway 21 JUDI ALUKONIS ANTHONY AMATO ADENA BANK JAVIER ARMENGAU ANTHONY ARMETTA ABBY ATTIAS RALPH AVIGLIANO JAMES BAILEY Crush Kills At Ohio Concert LORI BAUGH SUSAN BECK ALFRED BEYER JEANNE BIANCO 24 LILLY BOLTON LOUISE BORGE DAVID BOSCO Pirates Capture World THOMAS BOWLES WILLIAM BOYLE PETER BRISKIE ALICIA BROPHY HEIDI BRUNO THERESA BRUNO JOANNE BUCCOLO Series W ith 4-1 T riumph 25 DONALD BUCKLEY CHRISTINE BUCKSHAW CATHERINE BURNS SANDY BURNS TIMOTHY CARMODY MacArthur Wins One PETER CASSANI JACQUELINE CHAIT m KATHLEEN CASSAR GERARD CAST NEIL CATANIA LAURA CESTARO After 2-Year Draught MARIANNE CHIN BRIAN CLAUS 7 ALISON COHEN LORNA COHEN ADELE COHN ANTONIA COMPAGNONE 28 ANNETTE CONNER JOAN CORSELLO DAVID CROSWELL CATHERINE CUNNINGHAM 29 30 CcvueRA Wendi Adelman Catherine Bienz Dean Blaschuk Douglas Boyd James Brannigan Monica Carbonell Richard Daubman Francis Devlin Robert Driscoll Joseph Duffe David Ferman Kenneth Firestone Linda Fuco Roger Furst Steven Itzkowitz John Kleimann James Klein Linda Klein Elise Kleylein Karen Kolodinsky Richard Lang Robert Lang Robert Levy William Magrane Joseph Mane Karen Mone James Moore Ronald Phillips Thomas Quaranta Joseph Rooney Brian Sammon Steven Scelzi Wayne Sullivan Michael Tartamella Chris Taylor Peter Tobey Rita Tortora Janine Trefcer Jeannette Visconti James Walsh Sean Walsh 31 Donna Yevoli MARC DANGLER JOSEPH DARPA RICHARD D'ATENO MARK DAUENHAUER ROBERT DEACON CHRISTOPHER DECKER ANN DOHERTY CHRISTOPHER DRESCH JOHN DUNN 33 ANNA LARA ELLERUP MARTIN FIRED AS YANKEES MANAGER SUSAN ELMES JEANNE EMIDDIO DIANE ENGLE SUSAN ESCHWEGE 34 DEBORAH ESTREMA MARY FAMULARE RICHARD FANNING INGRID FARNUNG RAYMOND FARRAGHER PETER FAULK ALEX FEINSTEIN AMY FELDMAN CHRISTIAN FERRARO CAROLINE FERRENTINO SUSAN FICALORA ROBIN FIRESTONE JAMES FLYNN SHARON FOGLIANO The Crisis That Won’t Co Away i ROBERT FOLAN 36 STACEY FRIEDFERTIG BEVERLY FRIEDMAN ERIC FRIEDMAN EILEEN GANGE 37 GUILLERMO GAY ANNE GENTILUOMO ANTHONY GERAGHTY SCOTT GERBER GREGORY GERNER ELIZABETH GIARRETTO 3 Men in Burning Valley 38 FRANK GIUSTINO AUDREY GOLDBERG CRYSTAL GIMMI JOANNE GISONDA MARC GOLDBERG Accused Of Cross in Stream GAIL GOLDMAN STEVEN GOLOGORSKY 39 Each time a dream shatters I promise myself that I won't dream again. Each shattered dream shatters my soul. And yet I dream anew — at least it proves I still have a soul to shatter. — AbbyAttias The sea is calm the night is still I gaze and wonder if ever I will Live my life in happiness. . . I'm so uncertain, I must confess. This is my future I am the guide What I do next, I must decide. It seems so far and out of reach If only I could just remain on this beach... — Ellen Oppman Walking along, It's the best place to be. No matter what time — No matter what day — When you feel like stopping shutting out the whole world... The waves remind you, one after another, There’s always a chance... There’s always a possibility. . . That this time it’ll work. — Lilly Bolton 41 a SUSAN GREENBERG STEVEN GOLUB ANDREW GORDON MAUREEN GORDON MARGERY GOSNELL JULIAN GOTTESMAN RANDY GREENSTEIN DAWN GROSS DIANE GUIDONE SHEILA HALEY JENNIFER HAMPTON 43 44 VALERIE HERRICK BRIAN HOLTZMAN v' mu DAVID HONEST SUSAN INGLESE JOSEPH JACOBI DEBRA JOSEPH vr SUZANNE JUNSCH DEBRA KAIZER MICHELLE KANTER DAVID KAPUVARI 45 EVAN KRALSTEIN 47 SHARON KRALSTEIN 7 BRUCE KURTZ a JAMES KRATZER CARRIE KRIVIT FREDERIC KROME ALLISON LANZET PAUL KUSTEK 49 JILL LEW PATRICIA MAC AULEY SUSAN MAFFETONE MARIA MAGALDI TERESA MAGISTRO EDIE MAKSIMUK d M ANGELLO MALDARELLA JAMES MALLINSON MARGARET MANLEY MICHAEL MANNINO LAWRENCE MARALDO ANTHONY MARANO 54 JERRY MAZZELLA john McAllister KEVIN McCARREN JOHN McDERMOTT MARIE McGINN lana McGrath 56 The Pope In New York SUSAN McGUINNESS DEBRA McHUGH MICHELLE McGUIRE JOHN McHUGH COLLEEN McKEON KOUROSH MEHRYARI ROBERT MEINER ROBERT MENNELLA Castro Asks UN for Fund BETH METRO CAROLYN MIELE BRUCE MILLER GERI MILLER LEWIS MITTELMARK To Aid Third World’s Poor ROBERT MILLER MARK MINUTO WILLIAM MOIR LEO MONAHAN DEBRA MORDINI 58 ANDREW MOSES JEANNE MUCCI PEGGY MULCAHY KATHLEEN MULLANY JANESS MURWAY BONNIE NASH 59 In youth one finds such vivid minds — so many things to see. I did so much, my health was such, time had no hold on me. My yard was full, a carnival, loud voices, joyous sound— This world had bred all in my head for not a soul was found. Every day, alive and gay with overflowing joy — The childhood which seems so good treats life as one huge toy. But time — it passes, age harrasses, a wrinkle; now you're old. Life, so strange, will rearrange the body once so bold. My attitude of solitude since has seen new light, And now I fear the coming year each silent, lonely night. My activeness is growing less my strength is fading fast. What happened to that carefree view that life will always last? If I had the chance to sing and dance the way I had before, Cautious — then, I’d do it again the same mistakes and more. But here I am, a dying man, so much I have not done. Yet children devour life by the hour— I'm envious of each one. —Andrea Ross 60 61 Peace and War i . KEVIN NOLAN RICHARD NOVOTNY RICHARD NUZIO COLLEEN O'BRIEN PATRICIA O’BRIEN 62 SANDY ORTEGO DONNA PAGLIARELLO CHRISTOPHER NANCY PANTALEO PALAZZOLO MICHAEL PARISE BRIAN PARLATO PATRICIA PELLEGRINO DENISE PEREZ JOSEPH PEROTA CHRISTINE PERRUZZA KAREN PERRY 64 LAURA PETRUCCI 65 BARBARA POTTER DONNA POULSEN BARBARA PREUSSNER ADELAIDE RACH CAROLINE RAGANO CATHERINE RAUCH STEPHEN RELLA DEBORAH ROEPKE JEFFREY ROSENFELD SUSAN ROESCH CINDY ROSEN MARLA ROSENBERG ROBERT ROSENBERG 67 TODD ROSENTAHl 1 k MITCHELL ROSENZWEIG ANDREA ROSS STACEY ROTH BRADLEY RUBINSTEIN SUSAN RUMISH s?Zt KATHLEEN SAMPERI J I MARGARET SAND m HARLAN SANDS DAVID SANK DONNA SANTORO MARKSARACINO LINDA SASSO 72 JOANNE SCARPINATO LISA SCHACKET STEVEN SCHARF ARTHUR SCHERL MICHAEL SCHNIBBE DAVID SCHRADER SCOTT SCHRAGER ROBERT SCHUMANN KENNETH SEEMAN ZUBIN SETHNA I MICHAEL SEWITCH JOHN SHANNON STEVE SHANNON HOWARD SHAPIRO ANDREA SHAW DOUGLAS SHEVLIN SUSAN SIVILII VIRGINIA SHEA BRUCE SHEPARD LISA SMALL THOMAS SOLANTO JON SOLLITTO LEON SONNENSCHIEN MARYN SPANO 75 RICH STAUDENMAIER NANCY STAUDER PATRICIA STAUFENBERG DONNA STENZLER DEBRA SUNSHINE Kennedy Declares His Candidacy, Vowing New Leadership for Nation STEVEN SUNSHINE DAVID THAILER GREGORY THOMAS JOHN THOMPSON ERIC THUNE 77 78 mtm LORRAINE TONNER CAROLYN TRAMUTA NADINE TRANI PAMELA TREZZA MAMIE 82, DIES SLEEP EISENHOWER IN HER GRACE VAN BESELAERE DARLENE VELASZQUEZ 81 KATHY WALSH SUSAN WARD JODIE WARSHAW NANCY WATTS MARC WEISBERG GLEN WEINSCHREIDER 83 MICHAEL WITTENBERG ROBERT WITTENBERG ROXANNE WICKS JOHN WILLIAMS ELIZABETH WOSKOFF IRWIN FRIEDMAN 84 Khomeini Says Hostages Will Die If U.S. Attacks 85 86 Corner my dreams and tell them to stay Search them and tell them don 7 go away I won 7 hear of darkness and I won 7 hear of death Speak to them softly and give them God's breath To go on forever from my mind to yours To tell you my feelings andopen new doors Find new colors and walk on with pride With no need to stop and no need to hide Find stars to speckle my dream with light So I can see what's goin ’ on and give me new sight Guide me to right and keep me from wrong Stand by me and help me to stand and be strong. , —Audrey Goldberg -rtjvyx ‘trr J Is ya' -IrtavJ W 1 w X JM.cKat'i Ice V)KP V sjOU. 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Kessler Levittown—Nine girls were sus- pended at MacArthur High School yesterday following a smoke-in” and a brief march through the halls by 50 to 70 of the school’s 1,300 students to protest a get-tough policy by the school’s new headmaster. Several of the suspended girls said they deliberately smoked in the bath- room to force administrators to meet with them to discuss grievances. Ten- sions have been building all year at the school, the girls said, because of the hiring of hall monitors, the issu- ance of student identification cards and the conversion of a student lounge into a classroom. 92 rr €Y FLew Us)TO OVR NCST AL CELENTANO. Pr JOHN ALLEN. Ass t Principal One old bird remained faithfully among us His wing tag. Arthur Freud. Courtesy of Frank Per- due 9 Suspended After ‘Smoke-In’ On February 5. 1980. Levittown's junior and senior high schools underwent major changes in administration At MacArthur. the reorganization established many different men in the official positions They were determined to make changes PAUL HALL. Headmaster boap 6 op e6uc rjop DR WILLIAM MOLONEY. Asst Superintendent DR JAMES CARNRITE. Superintendent JAMES WARD. Vice President LENORE LONDON. Secretary DANIEL CORRITORE EVE GLASSER THOMAS KUHN ROBERT KOPROWSKI t 6MIMSTRi l|O)0 As we go to press and review the two and one-half year history of the Om• of 1980. we see a class that has don extremely well individually and cou tively I expect this to continue ana offer each of you my best wishes es well as my hope that life will grant you your personal goals ROBERT W SIMKO. Principal Thomas Jefferson High School 1947. Brooklyn Col- lege 1951 BA. 1952 MA Columbia U and Hofstra U — Grad School — 60 cred- its Phi Delta Kappa — Educ Honor Frat 1956. Perspec- tum — Division Avenue High School — Yearbook Dedica- tion 1963. New York State Congress PTA — Life Mem- bership 1965 — Levittown Council of PTA. National Congress PTA — Life Mem- bership 1978 — Salk — Mac- Arthur PTSA My hobbies are Sports — once a participant — now an observer — football, base- ball. boxing, and golf(?). In golf. I should be an observer1 Reading — Wouk. Uris. Ludlum. Shaw — favorite modern authors Music — The big band sound of Goodman. Shaw, both Dorseys. Herman. Miller, and James Vocalist — Billie Holiday. Judy Garland Favorite songs — As Time Goes By and Love is a Many Splendid Thing 4? 1 A yearbook can be similar to a time-traveling device, but generally can only take us to the past We all. however, possess powers of imagination and can use these to pierce the veil of the future What changes will you see in the next 50 years? Will some of you graduating in 1980 visit another planet? Could one of the faces m this book be of the researcher who cures cancer, solves the problems of heart disease, or even discovers the method of slowing the aging process7 Will you be electing a woman as president0 My wish for your class is that your aspirations come true and that all of you participate m making them a reality ARTHUR FREUD. Asst Principal To each member of the Class of 1980 I have three simple wishes First, you always have good health, peace of mind, and happiness Second, you each attain your God-given potential m whatever field of endeavor you choose Third, may you bring honor to your family, your town — Levittown and to our great nation, the United States of America It is my belief that this class will practice the essence of real humanism Offer your help and charity to anyone in need, without and before being asked LAWRENCE J LASKER. Asst Principal Fashion Institute of Technology — A AS Hofstra University — 8 S Queens College — MS My free time is spent creating wood sculpture and furniture designing and sewing original clothing, renovating my home and reading every design book I can locate I dream of an extra day of the week to pursue all my interests My greatest accomplishment is my son The 1980 senior class is one of the outstanding classes I've ever had the pleasure to instruct It has been a marvelous experience watching you blossom into one of the most talented groups I've ever encountered It has been a particularly creative year for the 1980 design students and a year I will long remember I wish you all happiness and suc- cess BONNIE NEWMAN In the beginning — born in Brooklyn. N Y Music and Art High School. U S Army Air Force. Pratt Institute and Cooper Union — Architecture Hofstra and Queens College — B F A and M S Mam interests and achievements — Norma. 3 sons. 1 daughter-in-law. travel, music, photography, languages To the class of 1980 — for inspiration and guidance — try one or all of the fol- lowing Michelangelo. Shakespeare. Dante. Beethoven. Mozart. Leonardo da Vinci. Bach. Brahms. Mahler. Stravinsky. Charlie Chaplin and don't forget Woody Allen Finally — thanks for a great year — Celie. Robin. Andrea. Zubin. Marc. Janet. Joan. Alison. Adrienne. Peter. Linda. Gary. Anne. Sue. Randy. Rom. Chris. Heidi. Alex. Jon. Lauren. Edie. Dina and everyone who made the days go so quickly — I'll miss you all so keep m touch SAUL ROSENBLUM 97 busies? New York University — B S. M S. I enjoy teaching, and two of my favorite pastimes are gardening and baking On the whole, the students in your class are highly motivated and interested in the work It has been a pleasure working with you SYLVIA LEFFERT Bucknell University — B.S.. Wharton Graduate School. University of Pennsylvania — Accounting. Teachers College. Columbia University M A in Educ and Admin My interests are fishing (ocean), chess, piano, and human intro pective analysis This class, this Generation, for the first time in years, is learning th there is Nothing for nothing in this world Privileges entail response ities and are not inherent' rights of people And 7quote (myself) can have anything you want in this world . if you are willing to the corollary sacrifice to attain it JOHNE HUDZIK. Chairman MARTIN LAVENDER MILDRED BESKIN I have taught at MacArthur for 15 years I graduated from the College of Saint Elizabeth and received a Master s Degree from Hofstra University My hobbies, interests and achievements center around raising my two daughters Elizabeth is 8 and Caroline is 5 In our spare time!!! my husband and I enjoy visit- ing the city, attending the theater, and playing bridge Your class appears to be a well mannered group of young adults many of whom have personal direction and are goal oriented WINIFRED CONNOLL Y 98 t’NcUisb I suppose reading is my favorite' hobby I also do needlepoint and I like to cook I belong to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. the Audubon Society and the Museum of Natural History and. of course, the local library I would wish the Class of 80 all the suc- cess. happiness and peace they deserve It has been a pleasure and a privilege to be associated with them ISOBEL COOKE Hofstra — MS.. Ford ham — B S Communications My interests and hobbies are my three beautiful daughters, photogra- phy. Jungian Psychology. Astrology, dancing, and volunteering in a hospital In the future. I plan to travel a lot The Class of '80 is the most brilliant in all of my 9 years of teaching Most personable You 'II be a hard act to follow MARIETTA CAUBISENS «?Nclisb H S Sports: All-League and All-County in Football and Basketball (capt of both) Honor student, graduated in Engineering course, earned 94% Regents average Had better than 30 scholarship offers Attended Colgate ('44). grad- uated m '43 Graduate work — Colgate. Buffalo, and Hofstra Teacher for 32 yrs — Latin and English U S Army — 1943 to 1946 — Medics — SW Pacific Highlites 1 Saw Tojo everyday' (He was in our hospital) 2 Gave me a picture of himself 3 Had Yamashita m our hosp 4 Saw General MacArthur m Japan, daily Pro Football Buffalo Bisons 1946-1947; drafted by Washington Redskins, signed with Los Angeles — but didn t go — 1948 — played with Otto Graham. Marion Motley. Elroy Hirsch. and Frank Sinkwich. At Colgate earned — All- American honors in football. All-East football Jr and Sr Honor Society Awards — Konosioni (Sr.) — Academic and Athletic Chicago Award — Best Athlete and Scholar 2 yrs ONL Y MAN IN HISTORY OF SCHOOL to earn Var- sity letters in 4 major sports — Football. Baseball. Basketball. Track. Held Dis- cus record as a sophomore' Record still stands Retired from coaching Football — 93 victories — 33 defeats Coach of the Year m 1953 Coached at Colgate and Stonybrook U 1972-1973 JOHN BA TORSKI SUNY Oswego. University of York. England. Queens Col- lege. University of Hawaii Interest Travelling (South America. Australia. Europe. USA) The most intriguing trip I've taken was from Soviet Central Asia to Siberia to Outer Mongolia It made me appreciate living in the USA' MAUREEN ROPER 100 MARY RYAN My achievements 1972 Olympic gold medal. 100 yd dash. Miss Can- tiague. 1970. back-up singer. Peter. Paul, and Mary. Forest Hills. 1966 (Obviously lor fun) Message to i960 ers I've met some wonderful kids whom I 'll miss a lot in 1981 ELIZABETH HARRIGAN MARTIN CULLINAN Try to live for today. So tomorrow you can say. What a wonderful yesterday?' ’ May God's peace and Justice be with you always, and His light brighten your endeavors in the quest for happiness' My most recent claim to fame is that I served for two terms as President of the St John's chapter of Phi Delta Kappa an international, honor society dedicated to providing Leadership. Service, and Scholarship to education I also enjoy spectator sports — particularly basketball — and I spend two nights a week swimming m an indoor pool at St John's University and learning how to play tennis Recently, a booklet on Violence and Discipline' I wrote was published by Phi Delta Kappa This text is now being distributed nationally Academically. I have studied at St John 's. Fordham. Columbia, and at Penn State on a Wall Street Journal Fellowship Oh. I forgot' Last year I took a course m disco dancing which I enjoyed very much During the last election. I served as an assistant to Lt Governor Mano M Cuomo as co-chairman of an Educators-for-Cuomo committee I expect that I will be involved actively in the coming election Several years ago. I served as president of a singles club called Catholic Alumni Club International WAL TER D FINUCANE. Ph D ))Oc V STR}t L ARTS New York Institute of Technology Fitchburg State College. MA Boston State College. MA R E T S Electronics School. MA My interests include electronics, music, sports, and antique cars I also want to help young people who are anxious to learn to succeed in the automotive field I have achieved several of my goals, such as becoming certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service for excellence as a General Mechanic I continue to keep my involvement in the automotive field current in order to assure my stu- dents the most up to date informa- tion on a most complex field Although I am new to MacArthur this year. I have enjoyed working with the students and wish all the graduates the best of luck in the years to come EUGENE FIELD GARY WOODHOUSE. Chairman x MARC LAVORO camping t POMC eCOKJOMJCt I am married, have four children, two are in college, two in High School I am a graduate of Mount Vernon High School and Rutgers University in Mechanical Engineering I served in the U S Air Force during the Korean War as a radar maintenance officer on submarine navigation systems Also. I was employed by Harman Kardon Company, and dealt with hi-fi audio equipment I have been teaching tech- nology at MacArthur since 1964 My major outside interest is the sport of shell rowing I am coaching the MacA- rthur Rowing which is a year-round sport and I have been rowing in Vet- eran races My family and I enjoy camping and back-packing ALLAN BORGHARD 102 ROBERT BIDNICK L s cv). ce Adelphi College (all girls school) — BA (Cum Laude) Columbia University — MA (Faculty of Philosophy) I taught at Columbia College Summer School 1949 I was Head of Spanish Dept at Westover School (Girl's Prep) Conn (1949-1956) and Language Chairman at Salk (1956-61) and Mac Arthur 1961- The Honor Soci- ety elected me Teacher of the Year (1979). My interests are Travel — Summers in Portugal I have traveled Europe. Mexico. Brazil. Hawaii. Vene- zuela. Puerto Rico. California, etc. Music (Classical) and Art The class of 80 is an outstanding one both academi- cally and individually Because of their unique qualities. I will be taking a group to Spam during the February vacation This is only the second time that I have given up my vacation for students They have maturity, intelli- gence. and charm And jOle' la clase de 80! CELESTE F CAMEIRA. Chairman Mary Washington College (University of Virginia) — BA French. History. Russian Columbia Uni- versity — MA French Lit Additional study at Uni- versity of Arizona and New York University. U of New Hampshire — language grant I like: Bach. Berlioz, witty people Big Macs — once a season, history. Cezanne: travelling Paris. Dubrovnik, mystery novels. Spring. Ven- ice. my 4th year class May you have much success, but above all. may you have character!! In the words of Voltaire — il fautcultivernotrejardin (Candide) MARGUERITE WALSH BRUNHILDE ALDUINO GEORGE FRITZ 103 ARNOLD MARK Math To the Class of '80 My best wishes tor continued success in the future The seniors I have taught and have known are the best The pleasure of their company was all mine. WILLIAM F LENIHAN RICHARD JOHNSTON JOHN SHIBILO St. John s University — BS Hofstra University — MA Adelphi University — MS My interests: Bicycling; skiing, hiking; and fishing (with my family) My wish for the class of 1980 is —simplv: C (15hf+38H + 7) (19N-6 - 3hP) (2H+7) + A -9 L 5H-h1 (3N-1X6-N) + f(3p + 3p-36) (p-2P + in K rip lr (i-i J r (E -SE + 6j ± 3 +'5)+ (E+3) (E -9) (P 6E + 9) + + 7N -3 (3N + 5) + 2] 104 After World War II. I returned to Manhattan Col- lege to pursue my studies in mathematics and phys- ics Upon receiving a Bachelor of Science degree from Manhattan College, I continued my studies at St John 's University where I received a Master s degree in mathematics I also took post graduate courses at Hofstra University and National Science Foundation grants at Brooklyn College This year. I will have completed 26 years of teach- ing in the Levittown Public Schools Many of my ear- lier students are now teachers — two of them now mathematics teachers in Levittown In professional organizations. I am a member of N.C.T M (National Council of Teachers of Mathe- matics) and N.C.A MS (Nassau County Association of Mathematical Supervisors) My outside interests Golf and travel I am a mem- ber of a teacher's golf team called the swags Each spring, we participate in a golf tournament Over the years, I have traveled extensively in Europe and the Caribbean Enjoy historical research We are living in a most exciting era in the fields of math and science The Golden Age of math is not the age of Euclid, it is ours To the class of 1980. I would encourage them to continue their studies and not be afraid to believe in themselves WILLIAM O BRIEN. Math Chairman WILLIAM F LENIHAN MVJSJC State University at Brockpori — B S City University of New York — MS Queens College — graduate courses Better Graduate School of Science Yeshiva University — graduate courses m mathematics under a National Science Foundation Grant I en oy playing tennis and bicy- cle riding I would like to say that this graduation class of 1980 is one of the best I have ever worked with I have known many of the stu- dents since my teaching days at Salk Jr H S and they are truly SUPER My wish is that the 1980 gradu- ating class will be instrumental in making our world a better place to live m a world full of love and peace VINCENT F NASTASI MARIAN KING BARTOLOMEO FERRARA FRED BARNETT N YU —BS Teachers College — M A Hobbies Travel and sightseeing Spent past summer traveling through the mid-west and south-west Most impressed by the magnificent sights including the Rockies, the Grand Canyon and the Indian reservations of New Mexico Spent 3 weeks traveling and playing violin with the American Community Orchestra in Greece Visited the many sights from which Western Civilization emanated including the Acropolis. Delphi. Mt Pernassus. and Epidauros The class of 80 is one of dedication, hard work, and pleasantness It is the nicest group of young people with a marvelous camaraderie BARTOLOMEO FERRARA Music Chairman JAMES KIVISILD Carvel flying saucers and Robert Red- ford. summer music enrichment courses — electronic music and humanities, outdoor gardening, cross- word puzzles, movies. Broadway shows. Stephen Sondheim, eating I will be sorry to see the senior class Ipai p AGNES GOLAB OLYMPIC BAN BACKED 105 P ysicwL e6ucaorjoN SUC Cortland —BS Adelphi — M A. Hobby — Distance running. The first graduating class of 80 s will be the leaders m the 90 s Learn to live in the world you inherit and plan a better one for your children TERRY GRACE LAWRENCE E DESIMONE. Chairman 1) Eclipse Chasing — I have been to Kenya, Australia. Canada to view total solar eclipses 2) Traveling — Tahiti Bra Bra Puerto Rico, Hawaii. New Zealand. Amsterdam 3) Collector of Space Memorabilia — books, magazines, photos, newspaper clippings, etc 4) Hobbies — photography, cycling, boating, racquetball JOAN WALKER Boston Univ. — Sargent College — Under- grad Stony Brook — Master s Hobbies — Skiing (instructing and racing). Tennis (coaching and instructing). Commer- cial Art — take Boces courses, cooking Chi- nese. boating and navigation in the summer I am the L.l Rep for Women 's Sports Associa- tion The Class of '80 is definitely a more mature group of students, interested in improving themselves and their surroundings rather than destroying school property The stu- dents of the class of i960. I feel, have more respect for themselves as well as their school and teachers BARBARA WILKINSON Univ of New Hampshire — B S (Health and Physical Ed ) Boston Univ — M Ed (Health and Phys Ed) Advanced Certificate (Counseling and Guidance) My hobbies and interests are snowmobiling (winter) and boating, fishing, and golf (summer) I have taught and coached in Massachusetts. Maine, and New Hampshire before coming to Levittown in 1960 I was at Division Ave for 18 years coaching J V football and Varsity Lacrosse In my three years at Mac Arthur. I consider the 1980 class the best behaved group ROBERT WATERS BARBARA WILKINSON scjejoce Gold Up $47 To $728 in New York JONATHAN VAN ZYLL DE JONG GEORGE LESAK Edinboro — B S 65 Union College — M S '72 NYU. Farmmgdale. Hofstra. Cor- nell Interests fishing, gardening. Marine Science Research GEORGE W LESAK St Kevin s Flushing — grade school Holy Cross H.S. Flushing St John 's University. Jamaica — undergrad Adelphi Univ . Garden City — grad work Interests The outdoors — backpacking, camping, boating, fishing, the Catskills, the Adirondaks. mountain climbing. Travel — Italy. Cross Country (twice) 1 — Canadian Rockies and down the Pacific coast to Mexico 2 — Colorado Rockies to Mojave Desert to San Francisco, national parks, the Barrier Islands — those unique structures off the South Shore of Long Island. Physical Fitness. Music I love Rock. Walking along the ocean beach. Dance BALLET (A friend of mine asked me if I were interested in taking ballet lessons I said if he would. I would So. we did That was three years ago How I'm hooked I go two nights a week ) Hobbies Photography — Darkroom work As Senior Class Advisor. I feel very close to the seniors Participation is what life is all about Participation involves effort ' Efforting in life ceases when life ceases Take responsibility for your life, play the game, participate VINCENT FILIGENZI science Queens College — BA Geol- ogy Hofstra and State University at Stony brook — Graduate work I taught 4 yrs at private school and 7 yrs in Levittown schools (3 yrs JHS m science. 4 yrs Mac Arthur in Bio. Chem. Health. Earth Sci) I run the weightlifting club at MacArthur and my interests are surf fishing, mineral collecting; auto mechanics; and weightlift- ing. JAMES KASTE Bausch and Lomb Award H S Brown Univ — B A Bio and Chem L.I.U — M S Bio. Chem. and Educ Adelphi. Hofstra — Grad courses on Science grants My favorite things — Reading, walking around book stores, the library, museums, theatre, sports — tennis, the inward sincerity of people — down-to- earth. good individuals — all around. I really like people All the free time I have I try to spend with my daughters I let them decide what we do together I take them on educational and recreational trips I believe that the 1980 senior class is one of the most innovative-thinking classes that MacArthur has ever had It is made up of individuals who are intelligent besides being nice The individuals in the class bring out the best talents of every teacher They encourage the teacher to give out that little extra To sum it up It's a great class MARTIN GUECIA Married with two children, son 6. daughter 4 1961 Farmmgdale H S Regents Diploma 1968 U S Army — Vietnam Vet — Army Security Agency Clearance Top Secret Discharge Honorable 1969 General Instrument Hicksville Provisioning and Docu- mentation 1970 Probescope Inc. Syosset Research and Development 1971 Fitzeralds Driving School. Deer Park instructor 1972 Adelphi University — B A Science 1972 Turtle Hook JHS. Uniondale. Teacher 1973 Wisdom Lane MacArthur. Levittown Teacher 1976 State U Stony Brook — MS Applied Science Extra-curricular activities Ecology club 1 yr.. Bowling League 3 yrs . Class Advisor 3 yrs . General News Advisor 1 yr RIP Levittown THEODORE GRUTZMACHER 108 JOHN LANTIS St John 's Univ. — B S Long Island Univ — M S Univ. of California. Berke- ley and Univ of Southern California on National Science Foundation Grants I very much enjoy par- ticipating in courses and grants in the areas of biol- ogy and physics At sci- ence conventions. I like meeting other teachers to bring back ideas My family and I spend a great deal of time enjoy- ing the outdoors in our camper in the United States and Canada We also spend some time at the University of Califor- nia at Berkeley, where we take advantage of their excellent educational and recreational facilities (I like to play racquetball) I have had many members of the senior class in both physics, biol- ogy 13. and driver education Some of my fondest memories have been talking to students over a laboratory investigation or during a road training class It gave me an opportunity to realize what fine individuals you are The very best to the Class of '80 GERARD KEENA Adelphi University 1972 — B S Physical Education. Adelphi University — 1973 — M A Health Education My interests and hobbies are many but they all he behind my pri- mary interest which is my family After my wife and daughter, come such things such as sports, the outdoors, and photography Best of luck in all you do! GREGORY MAC ARTHUR 79 PRICES UP 1 m IN BIGGEST INCREASE Erie Co Tech. Inst. Buffalo. NY — A AS — Chem Tech State Univ Coll. Fredoma. N Y BS —Chem Duke Univ Durham. N C. MA — Chem My interests People, places, religion, Bible My hobbies Out- door sports — Bikes This year's senior class has some of the nicest kids I've ever dealt with I would be proud to have some of you as my own children PAUL TABER FOR A TEAR SINCE '46 109 I social stu6jes B A . M A . Advanced degree in Administration and Super- vision, Certified as teacher, supervisor, and administra- tor Taught all secondary grades My interests are reading, hiking, bicycling, writing, music, gardening, traveling, jogging, and sports (basket- ball. tennis, baseball, swim- ming) Best wishes to the class of 1980 ERNEST J ORLANDINI. Chairman 110 New York University — B A M A New York University. Hofstra — addi- tional credits I am an avid sports fan and I hold Jets season tickets IRWIN ROSEN JAMES GALLAGHER Politics and Poker! Political controversy Getting the school involved in political participa- tion Civil liberties and the law I don 't think I'll see anything like this class again — in my years left in teaching It was the ultimate dream of any teacher What a great intro- duction to the eighties!! You could easily have spawned a dozen valed- ictorians It was Hunter High all over again CONSTANCE KANAREK PATRICIA CULLINAN My claim to fame ? I guess returning to finish college at 40 years old which made me probably the oldest hvina stu- dent-teacher in Mac Arthur, if not America! Hobbies — tennis, swimming, reading, and handicapping horses for fun! Achievements7 Nothin' special Survival. I guess' Education — University of Wisconsin in the 40 s. B A Queens College 1969 MA Stony Brook Graduate courses everywhere Hofstra. Post. Beaver Georgetown I had a National Science Foundation Grant m psychology future plans — Graduate degree in psychology; maybe a clinical practice if I live that long! Eventual retirement from Mac Arthur at about 85 or so Every once in a while — rarely — a kind of chemistry evolves that shapes the personality of an entire class! That's happening this year The class of '80 is a very special group, and one of the nicest I've ever seen at Mac Arthur' Good luck to all of you LUCILLE MICHAELS ALPHONSUS SCORDATO Sienna and St John s Colleges — B A Hofstra. NY Tech . NYU. SUNY at Farming- dale — post graduate work Corresponding Sec of Levittown United Teachers. Sec of Generals Gun Club. Pres 4H Community Garden Assoc Camping, trailing, hunting, photog. Agri- culture ALPHONSUSE SCORDATO MICHAEL OCCHIPINTI 'Truth in Testing’ LEOPOLD HAHN 111 rcst op r}v pLock JUDITH GOLDSTEIN. Spec Ed 1) Executive Director of Phi Delta Kappa project on Violence. Vandalism, and Discipline in Schools. 1979-80 2) Received doctorate in Educational Administration and Supervision of Public Schools. 1972. Univ of Kansas 3) M A degree in Educational Psychology. Fordham Univ., 1954 4) Research Assistant. Fordham Univ.. 1953-54 5) Research Assistant. Kansas Univ.. 1971-72 6) Compensatory Education teacher and reading specialist at MacArthur DORIS PETER. Spec Ed DR JOSEPH H TESSIER. JR . Remed Reading Asst STANLEY GREENSTEIN. Coop Education I have a bachelor's degree in Physi- cal Education and a Master s in Health Education Besides working in the Attendance Office. I coach Field Hockey and Vol- leyball at Berner H.S In my free time. I enjoy reading, needlepoint, boating, and participating in athletics My favor- ite sports are surlinq. tennis, and field hockey This past Thanksgiving. I par- ticipated in the National Field Hockey tournament as a member of the New Atlantic Sectional team SANDRA LAWRENCE. Attendance Hofstra — B A Cum Laude M S City with honors NYU and Stony Brook — additional course work Hobbies Travelling (next trip to Egypt), ballet, opera, theatre, concerts, museum visiting Master s in secondary Ed — ESTER COREYS. Speech attended University of Hawaii — University of Guadalajara. Mexico for additional credits School Nurse teacher at I love New York” — go into the city one to three times a week I love my work —(I've been in Levittown 14 yrs ) and most of the students I work with Among the staff members — I have over the years developed close ties of friendship and mutual respect LAURETTA HOROWITZ. Psychologist Division Ave H.S. tor past 20 years I enjoy traveling — have visited most of European countries. US. Japan. Hong Kong. Thailand. Mexico (several times) LEILA ETTENSON. Attend- ance George Meany Is Dead; Pioneer In Labor Was 85 JOSEPH SIEGER. Remed Reading Registered Nurse — also work in hospital I am interested in music (piano and organ), gardening, knitting, crocheting, teenagers. MARIE WASKO. Nurse I rtstty hsvt no clstm to fa mo though my lito has boon an inciting and mtorostmg ono Before I was a librarian. I was an English toachor and had oxpononco m tho busmoss world, in Civil Sorvico. and in tho Army Air Eotcos Graduate of Hunter College and CW Pott Lib School Hobbies Reading grandchildren needle- point travel reading word games reading Sorry. I don't know the Class of 90 too we Those lew students I do know are delightful examples of the younger generation and I hope ail of you will mature in a better world than we have now Good luck LEONORE ULRICH. Librarian I was born in Manhattan and attended schools in the city I have a B B A decree from the College of the City of New York and an M S degree from New Paltz State Teachers since 1959 I worked at various jobs includmo the setting up of a library for Air Defense Command Engineers at Mitchell Air Force Base I was a librarian and later taught elementary school grades for Plainview Public School system and the Commack Schools As a research librarian. I was employed bv Engineering firms such as Airborne Instruments Laboratory. Fairchild Hiller Electronic Systems Division, and Lundy Electronic Corp In Levittown Public Schools. I have been working in the libraries for seven years My interests are people, theatre and acting, art. travel, music, stamp and com collecting, and what tomorrow will bring My hobbies are sewing, reading, dancing, singing, and Scrabble It was wonderful to see you grow If you have faith in God and in yourself, you cannot fail My love and best wishes are extended to you MINNIE WEBER. Library Aide DOROTHY BLACK. Library Aide JEFF MILLMAN. Asst Teacher TERESA FITZPATRICK. Asst Teacher It has been said that if I just had to pay a little I would still choose to be at MacArthur. They speak the truth — My first love is the theater second only to square dancing — Either hobby, coupled with Swenson s “Sticky Chewy Chocolate'' and I'm in heaven MacArthur High School is having its finest year This is a reflection of the dynamite Class of 80 You are not only bright You are interested and interesting LILITH KOPMAN. Substitute My interests are bridge, travel, and singing in a choral group HELEN CARRIGAN. Substitute LILITH KOPMAN. Soopah Sub LEE ZOLET. Chairman My first claim to fame (?) can only be my 3 children, all of whom are mature, responsible, self-sufficient young adults, with concern and respect for their fellow human beings, and all of whom can claim MacArthur as their alma mater And if I may stake another claim. — it’s the pride I take in the many MacArthur grads whose lives I may have touched, however imperceptibly, in my role as Guidance secretary I have been recorder of the records, and keeper of the keys since MacArthur opened its doors in 1961 The class of '80 has made its mark as a questioning, energetic, no-nonsense community of students, with a high level of intellect Their goal-oriented plans for the future reflect a seriousness of purpose that will stand them in good stead beyond their high school tenure 114 Physical Education — A A . Nassau Community College Criminal Justice — B S . Buf- falo State College Guidance and Counseling — M S Ed.. Brooklyn College Advanced Certificate (Guid. +Coun.). Brooklyn College Hobbies windsurfing, swimming, basketball I live in Brooklyn. N Y and have been a lifeguard at Jones Beach for ten years ROBERT P HIRTEN JAMES BRANNIGAN ROBERT RAINALDI GERILYNN CHAFETZ secKCT ies MAUREEN JONES CATHERINE O'REILLY GRACE CARLSON. Sec Left to right: Winifred Smith. Winifred Oumn. Eleanor Johnson. Claire Parisano. Virginia Buckley. Carol Demor- ris. Cathy Fredericks. Lillian Amster M-MN °Ff)ce secretaries DONNA MURPHY DORIS C BUTTAFUOCO DOROTHY SCHARF SYLVIA POSNER JEAN VANCE CVST06)3vl, STAFF Back Row: Dan Siri. Helen Matuza. John Bulmer. Tom Johnston. Front Row: Leo New- ton. Mike Macek, Charlie Corbonaro. Missing: William Burkhardt. Sam Calderone. Joe Declemente Mike Kolodziej. Luigi Gragnano. Jeff Rappert WILLIAM O LEARY NORMA RAZLER 1 15 r our paws need Palmolive, deary Don't they ever clean the wrestling mats? 117 Hauling out the Holly Christmas 1979 Mac Artists have a field day Some bizarre sights Halloween 1979 And after you're through with that, get all the luggage Ski Trip February 1980 Mac's first pep rally in a decade Coming to live with a new family in a strange town has faded by now. I must say that it took longer than I had expected to get used to the American everyday life My family, the Gladstones, are fantastic people They do everything to make me feel comfortable and to make me happy. For them, I was their real daughter from the first day. not just a guest. I remember my first day at school. I was with my sister Debby all the time but didn't understand too much of what the teachers were saying because they were talking too fast. When I came home, I was exhausted and thought I would never make it. My English has improved quite a bit but I still can’t pretend to be a New Yorker because of my Belgian accent During my first months, I missed my active Belgian social life but now I have good friends and that's some- thing people really need It has been a great experience and if I had the chance to do it over again. I would Grace Van Beselaere Exchange Student from Belgium covtpvtep Elliot Sndmare. President Scott Spetter. Vice-President Treasurer. Vincent Nastasi. Faculty Advisor Alison Cohen, President. Joan DiGennaro. Vice-President. Barbara Hurwitz. Secretary. Nelly Murphy. Treasurer; Mary Louise Grayson. Faculty Advisor 120 Fred Krome. Robert Lind. Bruce Shepard. Officers. Paul Taber, Faculty Advisor Over a period of three days in late November Miss Harngan's drama class displayed its comedic talent to various cesses The Drama class members wrote and performed wild and crazy new ver- sions of Heaven Can Wait. Rapunzel. and The Wizard of Oz Over 200 students crowded into rooms 201 A and B to watch the drama class per- form a series of humorous skits about The Fabulous Fifties A carefully chore- ographed dance sequence, the highpomt of the January 11 production, featured none other than that groovy greaser. Miss Harngan The Actors: Susan Beck. Tom Bowles. Jackie Chait. Brian Claus. Carla DiLiberti. Debby Gladstone. Sharen Heller. Sharon Kralstem. Jodie Lane. Jimmy Miller. Debbie Pravata. Donna Rich. Eric Tuchman. Grace Van Beselaere. Rosemary Ventura. Doug Wendel. Cindy Zehentner. Beth Harri- gan. Director 121 wq6k ■■ Erin Smith. President. Anna Ellerup. Vice-President. Beth Small. Secretary; Donna McQueen. Treasurer Terry Fitzpatrick. Faculty Advisor Eighty-six MacArthur students tiled into the gym on February 6 to donate a pint of Wood to the Greater New York Blood Pro- gram The lifesaving donors were rejuven- ated with rations of orange juice, cookies, and jelly beans L€c 6ep fjews Alison Cohen. President. Arthur Freud. Faculty Advisor tAitorinOiel Executive Fditnt I ditot tdiior Art Layout ttlilur Sport Editor Photography Faculty Advivoi I jurcn lleller Mu he If R? Janice Goldfarb Kenn Loud Maryn Spann David Kapuvan Rob Miller Steve Sunthine Mi Crut macher WRITERS Mark. Daucnhaucr. Diana liat i . u K hl Robert Lind. Tod MiGurnn. Sue O'reiUy. Nancy Watt . Donald Searlie ART STAFF Rita Torlora. Paul Yackavage CORPS oejoepcvL, opca izMioo s . I I f David Kapuvari. President. Alison Cohen. Vice-President. John McDermott, Trea- surer. Debbie Sunshine. Recording Secretary. Geri Miller. Corresponding Secre- tary. Constance Kanarek. Faculty Advisor _______________________________________ FORMATION OF PANEL TO INVESTIGATE SHAH Hoping to lessen the chance of a violent student demonstration. G O leaders David Kapuvari and Alison Cohen organized an Iran Rally’ in December 1979 MacArthur students gathered in the gym to voice their opinions about the seizure of the American Embassy in Iran by Iranian militants Assemblyman Thomas Gulotta was present to answer questions 123 hopop society John Thompson. Captain. William Lemhan. Faculty Advisor Teacher of the Year. Mr Terry Grace MATbltTtS Marc Goldberg. President. Susan Elmes. Vice-President. Donna DiBlasi. Secretary. Joan DiGennaro. Treasurer; Lucille Michaels. Faculty Advisor Seventy-five outstanding MacArthur students were inducted into the National Honor Society on January 24 The eventful evening included award presentations to the Teachers of the Year, Mrs Kanarek and Mr Grace, and the bestowal of commerative pins to previously inducted Honor Society members Teacher of the Year. Mrs Constance Kanarek 124 56|0|Op OfFICepS Anthony Amato. President. Mitch Rosenzweig. Vice-President. Kathy Cassar. Treasurer; Anna Ellerup. Secretary Peggy Sand. William Forster. Officers. Vincent Filigenzi. Faculty Advisor ju(j]op omceps Sara Kramer. President. David Lane. Vice-President. Sandra Ng. Treasurer. Linda Guinan. Recording Secretary. Cindy Zehentner. Corresponding Secretary Theodore Grutzmacher. Faculty Advisor se rtry Mitch Rosenzweig. Chairman; Vincent Filigenzi. Faculty Advisor Prom commit tee TW kw ml TMK MKNTHY «... ptmiwcrt by ih IoUouim UodroU ml «nanal l — 1« MarArUa Hl«fc Vkrt and M Rm4 UrtUlW. York I Amy Feldman Janet Lrvrtat Larry Member t'apy and layout Kdrtor Art EdMar Mwhael TVomey Lon Baugh FanaMy Adnaar Dr WaKee F-ucai Krrury AUK. Cara Burn. Jean Man Dana. Joan Drtuaaro Swan Dmda flat F.rroionr Jamc Oa d(art RKhnrd Hartaoay Barbara Muro.U Drttw Jo- . M.KfcrU K.lrh JiUKiBrr K.thrr.n KHrham Mary Kma Karon laerhner K vm Loud Adam L U onle.n Joan Man Mambr Muhari Meanella Jam . M.O r N ll Murphy Rhonda Shnn«o d Lua S ar Dante Sprttrr Sr—t Spot in Rtrhard Sptro Fred Met —. Columbia Scholastic Press Association, headlines, deadlines, layout meetings, candy sales. Good issue, people 125 MV)S)C Marching Band Robert Mennella. President. Howard Shapiro. Vice-President. Darlene Sabella. Secretary. James Kivisild. Director MacArthur Marching Band members stepped to pounding drum- beats on October 17 in the Hofstra University Stadium The enthusi- astic ensemble participated in the 17th Annual Newsday Long Island High School Marching Band Festival The company played a lively medley of songs while performing intricate formations on the playing field As the group concluded with a rousing rendition of Rock Around the Clock. MacArthur's Kickline and Flagline displayed dazzling and precise movements The MacArthur Marching Band, though small in size, wowed the crowds at Hofstra on that cool October evening Orchestra, directed by Bartolomeo Ferrara 126 Chorus A melodious flow Tones sounding, blending, abounding An avalanche of contrasting strains Emotions pour forth — uplifting, joyous, Somber, provoking, overwhelming The treasures of the ages A fulfillment of the soul — Janet Levitas Chorus, directed by Agnes Golab MacArlhur's prime source of musical comedy entertain- ment — the Studio 101 Players — delighted an audience on January 31 with its annual Variety Show The talented group performed numbers from several popular Broadway shows Music Theater Workshop. Directed by Agnes Golab 127 CAST OF CHARACTERS 9vuu E SAwN.........ADErtA fcA - HARRY SR CK.........Tt A 0OVN L S THvJU ZERRA A......VMCHAEU f TERSo 4 Co peveRY........... vchaev twomey SENATOR NORMAL HEDGES. SRv E vMclER MRS. EW GS.........JIU- E 3ER RRoCA.........R CHARP VAAR AviAY THC MSTAriT ACjtR . .Tom vAA fiORMAH HEICN............... 0O E _AHE A ...........S1TV€ CpHKM AHcTMce €Uv oP.....JAHCS W U6K A PARSER ...........JAMe- M11XER A HANiCOR ST........0ER9 C PRAvATA A Sc 9 _AC ........PC H? CERRARo A n A TGR ..........JOuAfi bt TTE M You'll do as I say, Billie uo6eL covqp€ss Scuttlebutts. Presidential Forum. Dictator Twomey. Square Dance, foreign delegates. Monday night Exec Meetings. X-Bills. Bike-a- Thon. May 17 — Connie Night. Bradley s laugh, increase treasury. Never again! Bonnie Newman. Faculty Advisor PPIKJT cLub Marc Lavoro. Faculty Advisor 130 Cecilia Larson. Chairman. Bradley Rubinstein, Co-Chairman Susan Elmes. Political Chairman. Michael Twomey. Parliamenta- rian; Janet Levitas. Treasurer. Constance Kanarek. Faculty Advi- sor Mrs Cameira traveled with a group of her students to Spam during February recess They toured sites that they previously studied in textbooks, including El Prado Museum and The Patio of the Lions The trip was a smashing success — an enjoyable learning experience 131 ve Rfcook CEDE LARSON. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF SANDY BURNS. SPORTS EDITOR ABBY ATTIAS. LITERARY EDITOR JOAN DIGENNARO. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 132 BRUCE LONGLEY. ASSISTANT EDITOR ART STAFF Mike Caccavale Margie Gosnell Glen Hansen Oma Hartenstem Kathryn Ketcham Adrienne Love Maryn Spano Robin Tatz Peter Tobey Marc Weisberg PHOTO STAFF Todd Albala Cheryl Aliogiamento Abby Attias Adena Bank Linda Brown Alison Cohen Joan DiGennaro Anne Gentiluomo Oma Hartenstem Lauren Heller Mary Kirmse Rob Lind Andrea Ross Lori Taylor Zubin Sethna Robin Tatz Eric Tuchman Grace VanBeselaere Rosemary Ventura Beth Metro Assistant Photo Editor SAUL ROSENBLUM. ADVISOR DEBBIE SUNSHINE. SENIOR EDITOR ✓ JEANNE MUCCI. ASST BUSINESS EDITOR SPECIAL THANKS TO: Mrs Newman, for her Mother Hen-ness; Mr. O'Brien, for letting us use his office; the custo- dians. for letting us in; Mr. Katz, for trusting us in his darkroom; Phil, for guiding us through the maze of Taylor Publishing; the administration and teaching staff, for providing free access through the halls when every- one else had to walk the windowsills; our parents, for letting us pull all-night- ers and providing the several tons of food we consumed, and most of all. Mr Rosenblum, for being our Great Gull 133 PHIL ST PIERRE. YEARBOOK REPRESENTATIVE MARTIN LA VENDAR BUSINESS ADVISOR BUSINESS STAFF Marlin Apa Kathy Cassar Jackie Chait Peter Harding Debra Joseph Delores Kelly Anthony Marano Marie McGinn Steve Rella Deborah Roepke Kathy Samperi Elizabeth Woskoff JANET LEVITAS. FACULTY EDITOR Thanks to Richard Bach author of Jonathan Livingston Seagull and the Macmillian Publishing Co. As the thin wand is herd gently in the air. there is silence. Yet the anxious and anticipatory quiet is soon broken by a single sharp slash of the stick. The air is filled with the music of a thousand-instruments playing as one The wand, floating in the steady stream of melodies and counterpoints, remains consistently and patiently caressing the beat Stronger now. is the music, and the air swells with excitement As the last note is sounded the wand returns to its former position, unmoving in the conductor ’s hand, excepting the slight tremble in remembering its magical power. . — Amy Feldman FOOTlWi, Left to right — Front Row: Greg Gerner. Steve Rella, Javier Armengau. Mike Morea. Leo Monahan. Kevin Leahy. John McAllister. Tim Carmody. Back Row: Greg Donato. Jim McDermott. Scott Shauder, Tim Wilson. Jim Hoffman. Frank Denunzio. Scott Brown. Art Knapp. Jeff Gibberman Rob Bortell. Brendon Rooney. Jr Fortunato. Scott Rodgers. Jim Knoebel. Jim Livoti. Eric VonBargen. Greg Sinacori. Mark Cottage. Steve Cot- tage, Missing: Coach Bruno. John McDermott. Rob Folan, Peter Greenblatt. John Vause. Peter Engle. Gerry Hoffman. Matt Kerner. Billy Robert- son. Mike Toscano Left to right — Bottom Row: D Flynn. C McCarthy. J Cooksey. J Kocienda. J. Taylor. Wayne Reagan. M Fogli- ano. D Wexler Middle Row: T Jeffrey. K McDougna. M Cottage. R Lutzker. S Dias. A Winter. J. Damante. R Cervantes. M Giardina. Top Row: T Giglio. K Lenahan. A Knapp. B Rooney. J. Hermann. J. Knoebel. M Tos- cano. J Scheulen. J Bushe. K Anderson. J McDermott. T VanNorman. T Hughes. Coach MacArthur. Coach Pal- mari 137 cheeRU 6)ix: Lett to right — Front Row: Debbie Sunshine. Maureen Kindbergh. Debbie Gladstone Lisa Rogers Back Row: Stacey Kuhns. Kathy Mailley. Monica Farnung. Alison Epp. Suzanne Junsch CROSS COUJOTRY Left to right — Front Row: Esther Heimberg. Ken Seeman. Dave Kapu- vari. Steve Scharf; Middle Row: Kathy Walters. Liane Kipnes. Barry Wolff. Lisa Ficalora. Elizabeth Ryan. Howard Shapiro. Coach Grace; Back Row: Lisa Portmore. Brian Sheridan. Ted. Peter Briskie Left to right — Front Row: Linda Akley. Cara Burns Middle Row: Dante Spetter. Gina Arnedos. Wanda Wade. Mary Aus- tin. Back Row: Janice Abate. Nancy Berger. Raechel Schehter. Joanne Kelly. Laura Beltzer 139 soccer 140 Left to right — Front Row: David Honest. Dean Sussman. Bill Abrams. Rich Fanning. Mark Dangler. Mike Mennella. Brian McDonald Back Row: Coach Rothchild. Mike Peterson Mike Kelly. Angello Maldarella. Adam Goldberg. Tony Amato. Mitch Rosenzweig, Dave Sank. Joey Goldberg. Missing: Rich Nuzio, Steve Wohl MacArthur 1 1 5 0 3 0 1 2 5 1 0 2 Opponent 0 Freeport 2 Long Beach 0 Plamedge 3 Hewlett 0 Valley Stream Central 1 Wantagh 4 Freeport 3 Long Beach 1 Plamedge 2 Wantagh 1 Hewlett 0 Valley Stream Central rewvis Front Row — Lett to right: Bonnie Stevens. Karen Loechner. Andrea Shaw, Lisa Spar. Kathy Ketcham. Middle Row: Jean Marie Mandic. Lisa Kamean. Janet Levitas. Sandy Ng. Mary Zinck Back Row: Mary Larson. Chris Riker. Nancy Jennerich. Coach Walker. Cecilia Larson f)el6 hockeY Front Row — Left to right: Elizabeth Woskotf. Karen Randazzo. Coach Fitzpatrick. Lynn Potkowitz. Barbara Hyman Back Row: Eileen McAllister. Donna Hantt. Alexis Balitsis. Nancy MacMillian. Nancy Sher- lock, Beth Small. Lisa Wiener. Regina Brenmck. Beth Poole. Donna McQueen Won —1 Loss — 3 Tie — 4 141 Elegy to a Pair of Worn-Out Adidas You asked nothing and gave me everything You could sense my moods — When we were together you tried to make it as easy as possible if I were down. And because you asked for nothing, I gave you my all. And when (because of your untiring selfless effort) you became too old and worn, I laid you lovingly in your coffin of cardboard, shut the lid, and put you to rest in a place of honor in the corner of my closet. —AbbyAttias 142 My second home — the gym. All those hours of effort — straining, reaching, giving — laughing. My second home — the gym. No-one knows who has not been there. —AbbyAttias 143 MacArthur Opponent 63 61 Hicksville 44 50 Massapequa 86 59 Memorial 77 42 Division 43 56 Freeport 62 52 Valley Stream Central 39 40 Hewlett 74 50 Wantagh 50 51 Plamedge 51 54 Long Beach 65 45 West Hempstead 63 56 Freeport 78 56 Valley Stream Central 46 69 Hewlett 73 55 Wantagh 51 73 Plamedge 71 58 Long Beich Forfeit West Hempstead Front Row — Loft to right: Rich Fanning. Rob Goldberg. Rob Flach. Glen Hansen Frank DeNunzio. Tom Coakley. Back Row: Coach Desimone. Brian Claus. Tom Reilley. Evan Krai- stein. Jim Burns. Adam Goldberg. Missing: Leo Monahan. Greg Sinacori for Heiden Front Row: Scot Kaplan. Charles Monchik. Brian Fleischer. Mike Peters. Second Row: Coach Mac- Arthur. Andrew RoObins. Ricky Spiro. Tom Russo. Robert Andreoii Missing: Matt Reynolds. Steve Kolodny. James Livotti 145 cfae pLea ijoc, Front Row: Coach Fitzpatrick. Nancy Longley. Sue Butcher. Lori Dirzulaitis. Caro- lyn Miele 2nd Row: Jennie Katz. Debbie Gladstone. Alison Epp. Michelle McGuire. 3rd Row: Eileen Phelan. Kathy Mailley. Bonnie Stevens. Monica Far- nung bOwllNC 146 Front Row — Left to right: Tom Dolan. Adrian Russ. Barry Wolff. Bill Bischoff. Craig Beneke. Dean Sussman. Back Row: Larry Sactor. Mike Kudlac. Jeff Friedman. Rob Rosenberg. Al Kovalsky. Steven Gonick. Martin Fieg. Tom Cosmo. Coach Fairhead Front Row — Loft to right: Eileen McAllister, Cindy Bernhardt. Helene McGuiness. Donna McQueen. Nancy Sherlock. Back Row: Coach Grieves. Sharon Fogliano. Terry Foley. Nancy MacMillian. Theresa Bruno. Mary Lincke U.S. Tops USSR In Olympic Hockey Front Row — Left to right: Chris Riker. Mary Zinsta. Cindy Zehentner. Laura Bykofsky. Back Row: Karen Randazzo. Nancy Jennerich, Regina Brennick, Beth Small. Coach Fitzpatrick 147 vol J.tVlwLL. wpesxLiNQ Front Row — Loft to right: Nancy Sherlock. Nancy Mac- Millian. Mary Crowe. Laura Sykofsky. Abby Attias. Lisa Wiemer. Back Row: Coach Fitzpatrick. Beth Small. Vir- ginia Shea. Donna McQueen. Kathy Sanchez. Erin Smith. Grace VanBeselaere. Bonnie Stevens Front Row — Left to right: Noreen Castalano. Laura Toscano. Karen Randazzo Back Row: Coach Fitzpatrick. Nancy Jennerich. Cindy Bernhardt. Chris Riker. Alice Zawaluk MacArthur 51 15 37 21 42 22 33 27 24 37 5 55 30 30 37 32 12 42 31 21 37 23 27 28 21 35 8 58 35 19 Opponent Plainview Glen Cove Holy Family Wantagh Plainview JFK Long Beach Hicksville Herricks Freeport Wheatley Plamedge Seaford Valley Stream Bellmore JFK Garden City Front Row — Left to right: Chris Stahly. Rob Ossinga. Ken Seemen. Wayne Reagan. Vin Amato. Second Row: Coach Limam. Matt Seemen. Tony Armetta. Dave Chin, Mike Fogliano. Andy Winter. Third Row: Keith Ander- son. Kerry McDonough, Jeff Schnapper. Bill Robinson. Tony Marano. Beck Row: John Shannon. Brian Holtzman. Javier Armengau. Corey Gottlieb wiKitep tp cK Front Row — Lett to right: Steve Scharf, Fred Stetson. Bruce Lichtenstein. Mike Wittenberg, Dave Kapuvari; Back Row: Rob Marquardt. Peter Briskie. Brian Sheridan, Ted McGurran, Kevin Leahy. Coach Grace Front Row — Lett to right: Sandy Lipsky. Nancy Perry. Fran Levenstein. Andrea Shaw; Second Row: Liz Ryan. Barbara Hyman. Lisa Portmore. Diane Kipnes. Kelly Walters; Third Row: Kathy Ketcham, Dianne Shaw. Alyse Shifman; Beck Row: Lisa Ficalora. Lisa Kamean Front Row: Gerard Neumann Matt Jameson. Rob Siegel. Zubin Sethna. 2nd Row: Marty Sobel.Bob Baronow- ski, Andrew Sands. Coach Borghard. Missing: Mark Berry. Chris Grey Front Row: Larry Sactor. Matt Ross. 2nd Row: Steve Weissman. John McDermott. Tim Carmody. Tom Coakley. Miss- ing: Glen Han- sen. John McAllister. Rob Rosenberg. Rich Fanning. Coach Waters cpew 150 Front Row: Joe DeSantis. Tom Zehetner. Brian Flynn. Jim Bailey. Rick Walsh. Jim Daley. Jeff Gibberman 2nd Row: Coach Wolfe. Kevin Leahy. Greg Stemple. Mike Morea. John Shannon. Tim Wilson. Joe McGuire. Brian Pariato iyXCjiosse Front Row: Brian McDonald. Scott Schauder. Danny Flynn. Joe Yevoli; Second Row: Kevin Donavon. Jimmy Knoebel. Mike Peters. Rich Cervantes. Jerry Cooksey. Jimmy Duigman. Andy Winter; Third Row: Jimmy Damante. Mark Charbonneau. Scott Aragona. Brendon Rooney. Pat Williams. Joe Kasienda. Eric Von Bargen. Coach Davis •i ' 151 Coach Rice. Ken Ryan. Keith Anderson. Chris Wagner. Jim Connolly. Jim Schuelin. Tom Cosmo. Joe Scarano. Bob Andreoli. John Mallmson, Kerry McDonough. Chris Nolan Tom Reilly, Mike Fogliano. John Rinaldi. Scot Kaplan. Tom Russo. Bob Goldberg. Marc Cottage “I Front Row: Rich Kerzner. Steve Cottage. Adam Goldberg. Frank DeNunzio. Steve Woll. Jeff Friedman. J R Fortu- nato. Second Row: Coach MacArthur. Anthony Esposito. Brian Claus. Todd Rosenthal. Mike Parise. Bill Berotti. Mike Saracino; Missing: Ricky D'Atino. James Theissan. Robert Meyer 152 C UjNTOV Front Row: Mary Zinck. Lisa Weimer. July Rowan. Judy Ng Second Row: Coach Walker. Lauren Heller. Jean Marie Mandic. Bonnie Stevens. Celie Larson Missing: Sandy Ng. Laura Fujarski. Robin Richter. Nancy Riekhoff IV i. snftlNc, rp ck Front Row: Coach Davidson. Alyse Schifman. Lisa Portmore. Fred Stetson. Liane Kip- nes. Barbara Hyman 2nd Row: Fran Levenstem. Nellie Martinez. Dianne Shaw. Dianne Flescher. 3rd Row: Coach Grace. Mike Wit- tenberg. Andy Moschetto. Mike Kudlac. Larry Men- delson. Fred Cooper. Rob Brando. Gerard Sileo. Coach Fair head 4th Row: Jim Buhse. Brian Sheri- dank. Peter Briskie. Stu Lmzer. Rob Marquardt, Ted McGurrm Missing: Steve Hermann. Eric Friedman. Ken Seeman 153 Front Row: Coach Wilkinson. Nancy MacMillian. Eileen McAllister. Laura Bykofsky. Donna McQueen. Second Row: Nancy Jennerich. Karen Randazzo. Laura Toscano. Terry Foley Third Row: Jennie Katz. Nancy Sherlock. Jackie Reby. Mary Ann Kissane. Chris Cage. Mary Lincke. Theresa Bruno. Sharon Fogliano, Mary Kirmse, Sara Kramer, Beth Small Missing: Sue Butcher Twenty-eight students flew across the Atlantic to spend April 4-12 in Italy. Mr and Mrs. Rosenblum, Mr. Gallagher. Mrs. Caubisens, and parent-chaperone Ben Ficalora accompanied the youths. The trip included visits to such history-packed cities as Venice, Milan, Florence, Naples, and Rome. Short excursions to the Alps and Zurich, Switz- erland were highpoints of the journey. The Italy trip was a )T ly ake Placid Goes Wild in Rejoicing 1. JILL LEW 2 ERIC THUNE 3 DONN AMARI E RICH 4 CAROLYN MIELE 5 DENISE NEWINS • DOLORES KELLY 7 TRACEY TUBIOLO I PATTI PELLEGRINO • RONI FRANKEL 10 JOAN CARROLL 11 JON SOLLITTO 12. UZ WOSKOFF 13 STACEY ROTH 14 SHARON KRALSTEIN 15 JANET LEVITAS 16 MARIE HAVE RUN 17 MARIA MAGALDI 16 HOWARD SHAPIRO 1 JOHN THOMPSON 20 JOHN CASCIOLA 21 ROB WITTENBERG 22 ADRIAN RUSS 23 CATHY RAUCH 24 MIKE PARISI 25 NANCY WATTS MIKE WITTENBERG BRADLEY RUBINSTEIN STEVE GOLUB JULIAN GOTTESMAN DARLEEN SABELLA TONY MARANO LORI WALBROEHL DAVE SANK DEBBIE SUNSHINE JOOIE WAR SHAW JEANNE MUCCI DONNA POULSEN BARBARA O CONNOR ANDREA ROSS KOUROSH ME YRHARI INA WAHL SUSAN MASCOLA 43 LAUREN HELLER 44 ROSEMARY VENTURA RICH TEUTEN . KATHY MULLANY BEVERLY FRIEDMAN 44 SUE INGLESE 49 COLLEEN MC KEON 50 OINA LEROUX 51 STEVE SHANNON 52 KATHY SAMPER) 53 JOHN SEGRETI 54. VICKI LEONARD! 55 MARY FAMULARE 56 NANCY MC GUINESS 57 JACK WILLIAMS 56 BILL LINZ DON SALFARUE SUSAN RUMISH KATHY PHELAN CRAIG MOORE NANCY STAUOER PAT STAUFENBERG DONNA SANTORO •6. KATHY WALSH 67 CAROL HANSEN 66 JOANNE BUCCOLO 86 CHRIS BUCK SHAW 70 DON BUCKLEY 71 LAUREN WEISS 72 KEVIN LEAHY 73 DEBRA MC HUGH 74. SCOTT KLAIRE 75 BILL MOIR 78 CATHY BURNS 77 GRACE VAN BE SE LAE RE 26 27 26 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 36 39 40 41 42 45 46 47 56 SO 61 TOGO S ALBALA ELO. COB Rangers Vthings Yanks Me — Tha Best ol them alt We Amva m this world alone. We depart alone This time caned Lite Was meant to share CAROLYN ALBERTI It you can 1 be with the one you love love the one you 're with Together .. whenever Love, happiness and memories forever Summer of 78 Good times at Feathers A thanks to Dmo's help But most ot aU my friends. I'll always be wound CHERYL ALLOGIAMENTO The closer we ksten to the voice within us. the clearer we hear what is sounding outside Ride the Wind and let your spirit tty JMB 6 6 79 LORI ALTMAN Comes from backwoods of meadows and memories. Sunshine rhymes. Linger so S To whittle your — Kathy encased m honey sweet i gently m rustic illusions ears to the sound of the times — Kathy Johnson It being ts reality then this is real- Summertime outdoors, mountains and I yoserrvte — Bryce ity So l ng JUCX AL UK ON IS Tomorrow see the things that never come today (N Y) Turn on your kght you won't regret it — You gotta go out for the good and get it Good friends. Grateful Dead. (Midnight Hour). Concerts. Partying Jack Darnels Memories. Horse- back riding. Playing guitar. Traveling. Thanks Mom and bad ANTHONY AMATO Great times with great friends. The creek. Rolling Stones ABB. It s only rock 'n ro . 8 0s concerts, par- ties. movies, soccer, fish. Brown Boat; Proof, molsens. The Boys Mom and Dad Brothers Always — Tony. H H; Go for itt Fooled around n fell m love — Carolyn ID- 12-79 Later SUZANNE ANDERSON hes behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us Horses Jackson Browne Never forget Mr A s four- some HB. BM EG. and me New Years Eve 79. Prom 79. Junior year — But most of Ml.. Bobby 9 5 78 DAVID ARBITER Summers at Mmti Bunga- low Colony. Daniels concerts at the cok- Mum. The South s Gonna Do It Agamf Long live the Charlie Daniels Band and may the treebird fly high forever BARBARA ARGONOIZZA Fantasia — Mic- key's greatest role The Beatles — Paul McCartney is the greatest Flying — I look forward to the day I get my wings The Pas- toral Beethoven s Sixth symphony Wings over America The Who — Long Live Rock Pluto. Donald Duck. Disneyland Walt Dis- ney World and EPCOT JAVIER ARMENGAU Football — a frustrat- ing year Wrestling — the climbs and the downfalls — Weightlifting — summer school at Division Ave — The nights at the beach — and September 28. 1979 — Mary Reflections Good luck to the class of 80 RALPH AVIGLIANO Fnand of the Devil. smaH dinner Parties. Close the windows lock me doors it's going to be a bhitard . many cold ones LORI BAUGH Coyote-ooo-ooo-ooo1 Band orchestra Baba flute (oh that Hindemith') The Faithful Five Look around you. Miss Gnmbie Luckiest ' We are the music- makers we are the dreamers of dreams Yet we are the movers and shakers of the world forever it seems — A O Shaugh- nessy EVE BERG Well Mom I finally made it! These are the best years of our life so let s enjoy them1 Miller. Bud. Becks Moisen. Hemekin. Lowenbrau. Mtchektb Summer of 78 . Led Zeppeim Neil Young. Jones Beach Parties But moat of ak just having fun TONY ARMETTA My friends. Grateful Dead Led Zeppeim. Wrestling, soccer The chair The ramps life good times. 58 s. It s better to bum out than it is to rust — N Young JAMES BAILEY SUSAN BECK That man is a success who has lived wen. laughed often and loved much — Robert Louis Stevenson Joe 8-' 18 78 my friends my family, good times. Nek Young, the summer. Jones Beach and all the people who Tve met along the way STACY BERKOW1TZ Who we are. who we become, is determined by those who love us Thanks to all my friends for always bemg there To my family you re all I could ever ask for Prom 78 and 80 Bernard. 92 7. B7S BRIAN ABBY ATT IAS ‘Uve as I have taught you to run — it s a short dash track ad das. Rocky . Dan Fogeiberg Tim Weis berg and Rampai ARk — 12. Grandpa the 3 A s Mom and Dad — I love you and finish with an ecstatic burst that carnes you hurtling through the tape to victory ' ADENA BANK If you'll share your high with me. Ik give mine to you — John Dawson NRPS and Kmgtish rule1 Doing Litee With Schmud. Listening to Albums ' Kitchen Tables and all night parties Shot- guns at D P and everywhere else the bench and of course Oct 8. 1976 LAINA BENINATI The Best of Friends Tracy. Mike Lorraine — there are plenty of acquaintances m the world, but very tew real friendships that makes the best of one s kte — music Led Zeppeim having the best tun ever BILL BEROTTI Life is a combination of enjoying the present and planning for the future Baseball skimg paddlebaU hoops Friday nights and Budwetser AL BEYER Slingen with the good ole boys Sucken wind at 7-11 Thanks to all the peo pie that influenced me Bemg a happy idiot Crazy friends .. Houston Texas. Molsons Bourden. Cruisen ski trips Here I come Colorado Good luck to ak that need it See yakmheaven? JEANNE BIANCO Born Late SC The N Y Mets Hollywood California. Las Vegas Moonwino And suddenly we re so tar away from yesterday and tomorrow we ll be tar from here We just disappear Irving m disguise Remember how it used to be Right before your skies' Goodbye Dougie Mac' LILLY BOLTON A highway s just a two- lane road connecting either way well I've seen enough of this end I've got to go the distance until I've seen a change I ve got to know the feel of every mile Mom and Dad I love you Friends Forever LOUISE BORGE DAVID BOSCO TOM BOWLES Only those who nsk going too tar can possibly find how far they can go Later. Hurtm' buck. Nurkey. The Hole' Friends, good times AwwwOghV er thanxi the deh. D S swimming, me and MG M rascals BILL BOYLE Keggors . ski trips. Lake George BOCES. Grateful Dead. Skate- boards Go for It. Parties. The Good OM Boys. Allman Brothers. Come and Go Blues Senior Year 80. molsons. Ain't That Heaven Scent '. Four-wheelmg JAMES BRANNlGAN Architectural Draft- ing. VICA and Hanging out Good night Mac Arthur never agam Picture Not AvoilobU PETER BRISKIE II was a sight to see the piece to be where the living Is easy and the kicks can always be found Eclipse 76. Cempmg 78. Wasted Piglets 79. Kwong Mmg Peter A Shrimp 1-2. lobster noses. Track. Orchestra. Band Buffalo I don t know what to do' Gone Hollywood 160 ALICIA BROPHY HEIDI BRUNO Yesterday is for remember- mg. tomorrow it tor dreaming today is tor tying Friends having a good time watch- mg soaps Doha Gamma Phi. graduating THERESA BRUNO Cherish yesterday Dream tomorrow Live today' Basketball. Softball Leader Corps. Honor Society. Prom Committee MIH. Football games the beach. Surf Oty cruism . Great Adven tore. Livin' it up. Good times Good friends, my family. Live Love. Laugh ' TO IF DON BUCKLEY Camero S. Lynyrd Sky- nyrd Outlaws at. Rock and Roll. Disco Rots . and from here the road goes on forever to a place where you can rainbow through around the sun on the stars above and to where your soul is always free And We re tree at last' SANDY BURNS I’ve paid my tune and a new Me is gonna be mme' Goodbye Sister Disco — Long Live ABB MTB CDB, Lynyrd Skynyrd. The Who. Zeppelin ice Hockey, islanders. Concerts. CD at LIR. JD s C. good tunes good friends. See you later. I'm gone CHRIS BUCKSMAW My best friend Joan J-A-D-6 Neil Young. CDB concerts weekends, sea worm, the beach friends Delta Gamma Phi, The Monte. Good Times m C A. Leo. Footbak games — You bet' Let the Good Tunes Rod' MIKE CACCAVALE rmss the way Grace used to yell at me the way I used to cuss and moan But if I ever think to go to school again, in stay at Home' Michele Track art and The U S S J W JERLENE CAPUTO Take time to expert- ence life Work together and we will achieve fight each other and we will fad Learn what you can from each other, knowledge is a step toward freedom Free- dom is being able to learn, and share what we have learned with ones we love TIM CARMODY Football. Golf. Hopping fences at B P. FB. OH. OW loops Bg Indian, skateboardin', JK ?-76. Tuna is a etpiane it moves too fast Keg Parties. Fnsbee still tree. stiH crazy after ell these years Free B s Upstate skiing Bluebird JOAN CARROLL My family, oood friends weekends Concerts. Charlie Daniels Band Marshak Tucker. Jackson Browne Delta Gamma-Phi oood times on the Sea-Worm Zachs Bay Water skiing Live your dream J-O-A-B . Neil Young ... Hey Hey my my. Rock and RoH can never die JOHN CASCtOLA The Red Lob 9th grade wrestling. Greet Adventure Vantage Time spent idling is not always wasted time Mot- son's. Boarding The Tucker Boys Fly on Proud Bird, you're free at last and DEB- BIE PETER CASSANi This year t m outta here, over the hiHs and far away Bye bye Mac A rthur High. Led Zeppekn I've been dazed and contused for three years in this school Juni Hendrix Experience Ac d Rock. Gold Grass Moison Golden Ales Battle of the Bands 78' KATHY CASSAR If you love something %et it tree It it comes back to you ft is yours If it doesn't It never was Senior Claes Trea- surer. Skung. Prom committee Everybody has a dream.' Peter Lazy nights Delta Gamma Phi. Guys of 79. Parties Friends Forever GERARD CAST The Beach Ousm m the Grand vike My Opel. Emerson Lake and Palmer 1 BOCES Aviation West End t. Hanoi n Out on Bernard M H. S. D. J. B. O. C. CC . So , Ski trips Hangm out going to parties The industry Thank God I'm our NEIL CATANIA Baseball. Hockey Islan- ders. Mats Beers in Parking lot. MiUers. Moisons Mrc The Oty . FG USA Rai- phies. Zeppelin, Good Rats. CDB The Tucker Boys and The Who Mac Arthur Its only Teenage Wasteland LAURA CESTARO JACKIE CHAIT The song remains the same Led Zeppehn ( a i band) Plant Page Bonzo Jonesy May 11th 1976 DAB 7 and 7 s. Hangm 714, Oct 8th 1976. The Bench Kitchen Tables Duckpond. Jams. Wizards Salty and Pepper Neil — Heaven can be anywhere as long as you re there 6 10 79 Sundays DIANE CHIANCHIANO Bruce Springsteen — Rosa tits. Lynyrd Skynyrd lives on Neil Young — Rust never sleeps Bob Ace ' weir, and Dead CDB Potty-George — Rica. C C.C 's. partying skiing 79 Beautiful New Zealand It s better to bum out than to fade away — N Young MARIANNE CHIN BRIAN CLAUS Bud Bottles Dubers. 7-11. beer runs upstate at Leahy. Backpacking Lynn. Oh no Mr BM . calm and peaceful weekends, ramming speed Hacksnacker Jack keggot Rube Arnold — give them the keys and they U fix it Ha-Ha it's the woody woodpecker show concerts. Free- bad ALISON COHEN David — 526 79. left- handed flea, the farm. r2d2. alto s are ador- able. strange bird, photographs and memo- nos Been tying in this dungeon 18 years set me free — Secret of Me is enjoying the passing of time — J T I've no enemies just friends I 've never met. I believe.. LORNA COHEN ADELE COHN Sunshme is to flowers as smiles are to humanity, good times spent wKh good friends. Rich 9-7-79. hanging out at the beach gomg out for donuts week ends at Burger King. Foodtown. Delta Gamma Phi CHRISTINE COLEMAN Bernard Blimpies The birds did It dad . Flying and Sleeping m the snow sunflower seeds hanging out 3 and 4. wtndsongs Brown pinto New Years party of 78. My family my friends. But most of all my friendship with Barbara May 8 last forever' TONI COMPAGNONE: My family, the Micheteft' family concerts. Don Thank you for making me so happy I've shared so many beautiful moments with you. and I know that there w k be more moments for us to share There is only one future dream tor me. you will bring it ANNETTE CONNER Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got till it’s gone May God Bless and keep you always and May you stay forever young God is Love Let it shine Peace to an And remember Karma is fair SHARON CORNELL I wi0 remember for- ever the good times my friends and I shared m High School, the tears the laugh- ter and the pam A chapter of my Me is clos- ing — never to be returned to always to be cherished 161 JOAN CORSELLO We do not love people because they are beautiful but they seem beautiful to us because we love them AAUGHH' Good Gnef Charhe Brown. Leader Corps Tennis. Nat l Honor Society Yearbook Landslide and Storms talk mg about the future and our Dreams with especial friend OAVIO CROSWELL MARY CROWE Hold fast to dreams for it dreams die. life is a broken winged bird that cannot tty the clan. Cork-n-Btb. £ Ouogue, N I T I B T C America. Dan Fogelberg, Sunrises Sunsets. TE. Minerva week- ends B K people Delta Phi Della volley ball thunderstorms retreats my family, my friends CATHY CUNNINGHAM Haune A Co . SS f. Flying bears, cow signs, speed Limit. Moby's. Croats Africa dirt roads Close friends. Zeppehn and The Blue notebook MARC DANGLER Almost cut my hair Genesis. Who. Moody Blues. J A . Foos. Biuegrass . .. But the man is still at the door, and the killer is sM on the road And the cold grinding gruzfy bear jaws grow hotter on our heels every hour It s time to rod JOSEPH DARPA Horticulture. Grateful Dead Gom down the road and foehn bad. Charhe Daniels Devil went down to georg Fire on the mountain W L I R FreeBird. MHL.JBC. SCJ ISLSA Wow. I did It RICK D ATENO Keggers. Baseball. The good ole boys. L A Women Bud Bottles MARK DAUENHAUER Guitars, music. WGDM radio. Cheapinck. Billy Joel friends, more guitars explorer, precision family. Twisted sister Good rats. Having a Dougi Mac Attack Kicking around on a prece of around m your hometown My family of friends I Love you' Gone Holly- wood .. ROBERT OEACON He's a guaranteed internal sanctuary man. AM s you have to do •s puff It. All s you have to do is snuff it He 's such a fine dancer . J CHRISTOPHER DECKER DARREN DEROSA Cherish todays moments and remember the memories of tomorrow The future is near, choose life expectations wisely Life is said to be short so shoot for a goal m life, and make your next step the right one fun with Laura. Max ', Inday nights, my 70 chevy, good fnends parties. Nice JOSEPH DE SANTIS Hockey Lacrosse. Beckpacking. Camping — Mt Mercy Lake Placid Canada. A C Maint All the wild times I had drinking with my friends and keggors — doing many Becks St Paulies. Rhiney s and lobers The wild time m NYC on Prom mght Toronto in two years and the dead DONNA DIBLASI Good times with good fnends. What are we doing tonight muSK musicals S of H S. F HAAS A my family Everlasting memories that will never be forgotten JOAN MARIE DIGENNARO I want to laugh while the laughm s easy Flea. Pal Morgon You could drive a person crazy Gypsy Godspen and 2-3 — at MacArthur Cheese and Crackers at Ho-Jo's. Hypo straight. Altos are adorable Newspaper valentines George where s the keys Yellow van I believe . STEPHEN DIMEGLIO: Laugh your way through hte it A better that way Just han- gm out. Giants. Islanders. Yankees, Hockey Football Weightlifting. Styx The Cars. The Stones girts, beers gambling andNYC PETER DLUGOKENCKY I have nothing to say — Okver NorvtHe Hardy ANN DOHERTY How many years can peo- ple exist, pretending they ust don t see How many diseases will it take till they know, that nukes ust musn't be The answer my friend, is blowing in the (radio- active) wind The answer is blowing m the wind Beneets Hat parties Peace and rain- bows CHRIS DRESCH ' Ash nazg durbatuiuk. ash nazg gimbatui. ash nazg thradatuiuk. agh burzum-ishi knmpatui — Sauron (First age of Middle Earth) DAD. LOTR. Vince s Class The Barn FF. MTKJ. Tyndall Velanna and Mudd Butt JOHN DUNN SUSAN ELMES “You can t kill the dream by killing the dreamer ” TV. Hong Kong England Costello Leave home. Attractions Sioux. Hurrah. Armed forces. Rickel. Exiled Garage Rope Eat. Appearances Trash staying free ALISON EPP Good times with Carolyn and Donna I found you' cheerieadmg going to parhes Beatles metall the fun times at Beth t. hanging out. and What are you domg tonight' good times are never to be forgotten ANNA LARA ELLERUP Take your time, think a lot. think of everything you ve got for you wit still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not' K W East Ouogue Cork and Bib I BTC (prez). the Clan Mill Pond. Sunsets Iceland. My family and friends JEANNE EMIDOKD Time we spend wasting re not wasted time Don't look too far. you can find it most anywhere, friends, concerts Skiing rollerskating hangmg-out beaches crmsm weekends and guys SUSAN ESCHWEGE JOHAN ELLERUP Going upstate and eru- am Tull concert, having fun. Party in the park. Jeff room. Partying Kwong Ming And to all my fnends — I will always remember and have a place m my heart for you Good Luck DIANE ENGLE Fly high free bird and never look down Hangm out. partying. The sum- mer. The beach all year music. The Doors. Lynyrd Skynyrd Grateful Dead Hot Tuna. CDB Neil Young Stones. Who7 7 13 79 DEBBIE ESTREMA MARY FAMULARE Everything must have an end — like an ocean to a shore, like a river to a stream East Ouogue Linden- hurst SPRINGSTEEN. Clarence. Ziggy. Monty Python Mr Bill. STATS Defta Ph, Delta Good fnends Someday we'll look back on this and it will all seem funny 162 RICHARD FANNING Hoops, baseball soc- cer. keggors Zeppehn. The Cars. Moisons. DAB all-nighters Bmgos car. the Good ole Boys Ace won't you let the good times roll INGRID FARNUNG Eric 7 25 79. my fnends and family It is more important to be human than it is to be Important sum- mer of 76. Jones Beach and Neil Young MONICA FARNUNG Neil Young Led Zep- pelin Summer of 78. Jones Beech, friends. Hanging out RAYMOND FARRAGHER Oh beautiful for smoggy skies for msectlcided gram tor stripped mine mountain ma esty above the asphalt plain America. America man sheds his waste on thee and hides the pmes with billboard signs from sea to orfy sea Carlin Summer m Col with all that snow PETER FAULK Boats are number I. also beers on weekends and also alcohol on weekdays School has been excellent except for classes as tor excitement it has been excellent Camaro s. chargers cou- gars vettes are 1 ALEX FEINSTEIN Springsteen The Who Gar p Fuzzy Grams GO S and the lamb lies down on Broadway ' Oh to live on Sugar Mountain — Neil Young AMY FELDMAN ' Dreams are really the thoughts you have hidden m your heart — Chuck Mangtone. Prom 79 Belmont Pal. stage band King Tut. Sizzter after regents srt-m Burrys with Diane, blushing. MacM OdCon Sentry. ‘ Whoa. Shibilo football games band exchanges missy, best of family, friends CHRISTIAN FERRARO CAROLINE FERRENTINO As years pass you don't lose friends they first become closer We've done crazy things Ouogue Long Beach. Mr Bill, drive thru with Suzanne (I’m tUppm out) We ve had good times at WHl with Zeke I love ya' Is there a gym in this school7 THOMAS FLEICH RON i FRANKEL I have a message I want you to hear ft comes from the head And it s for all of you i hold so dear Miles may sometimes separate us. but we will never be aped Fashion Design Modeling Dating Ping-Pong Buttons Ya- Ha SUSAN F 1C ALOHA To my caring tamily. dancing sports special friends rrose her creatures. Randy. E WF. COB. Our friendship has taken on new meaning m the long time since ft is comforting to know that whatever happens whether good or bad. there are special friends who will understand ROBIN FIRESTONE T am the musician I am the dreamer of dreams The people I love the most Mark Vicki Debbie Eric Steve. Ken. Holhe and Paul Knudson Jim Eisenhardt Thanks for making Vermont beautiful David Alabama « so tar away in love you always JAMES FLYNN BARBARA FORGIT Thanks to my family for helping me get through this mess Best friend Michele. Never forget times at P Peters, stairs at Penrods Vmny. someone very special Good Luck to the class of 80 STACEY FRIEDFERTIG Live, love laugh smile that's the way to be. Friends, happi- ness padytng out and ust feeling free. Crosby Stilts-n-Nash Neil Young Allman Brothers Dead. Ad music You're all beau- tiful. good luck to All. love peace-n- Dreams and I‘8 never forget my Tiger SHARON FOGLIANO It you love some- thing set it free. It it comes back to you. it is yours if it doesn r. rt never was .. softball skiing. Delta Phi Delta, good friends, good times The time has come to say good bye but the memories will last forever WILLIAM FORSTER The boys. Creek. Wrestling The strike. Three Bs. 74 Comet Zeppelin Chadie Darnels Steve Miller My own space. A B Band Boston Carpentry Sizzler is beat Ya right. ‘ What can ya do BEVERLY FRIEDMAN Go Utile album far and near to all mv friends I hold so dear and ask them each to sign a page so I may read m my old age — 8 Fnedman Ckft-n- Bevedy 6-8-75 ERIC FRIEDMAN Let s Go Mats Islanders Jets Oklahoma O K Laziness is next to Godliness Did I wake him upf C'mon give me a break Poor Jokes The Cars, what's up. Doc7 Half-Pint loves Segio Running, hoops Sunday Football Softball Band Trips. Avengers Assemble TFEMDAD Picture Available «WIN FREEDMAN I finally made if GUILLERMO GAY Its ironic I I'm working hard to pet into school, after working hard an my life to get out To all my friends who made it bearable and worthwhile. Thanks especially tor being there when I needed you ANNE GENTILUOMO: ' When you defile the pleasant streams — and the wild birds abiding place, you massacre a million dreams — and cast your spittle m God s face — John Dnnkwater — Kenny. Abbey March 16 Babe forever Minute by Min- ute . riding camping Hamptons my Birth- day Bolero. Mom. I cere ANTHONY GERAGHTY: The best thing about MacArthur is leaving Doing beers at Chair. Jeanme. Playing hoops after school BED Dootxe Bros Hangm out. Angelo Joe. Having good times with the Iranian. Yankees. Skynyrd. Distributor bound. B K . Basketball. Baseball Jean- me s house SCOTT GERBER “Eat. drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die.” Islands. Jets Knicks Mets — 1 Roll Tide Boston Sky- nyrd. Sunday footbaH and softball hoops Saturday bowling weekends, sleeping late Pontiac Catalina 72 mv family and friends. Honor Society. Model Congress Give me a break LIZ GIARRETTO Don T walk m front of me. I may not follow. Don 't walk behind me. I may not lead Just walk beside me and be my fnend Weekends good times getting vnk. Neil Young, and my bestest friends Patti Kathy. Sue. Joanne. Sue Lisa and don 't forget Mike CRYSTAL GIMMI JOANNE GISONDA Everyday brings along an experience and a memory cherished never to be forgotten Good times, friends Parlies. Mom and Dad. BOCES. ski dub Hartford and Fotomat 163 FRANK GIUSTINO Weekends. Friends Hanging out. Partying Duck pond Mi Her. The Beach Summer Time. Eisenhower Memories. New Opportunities. Teachers' Stnke 78. Horticulture. Landscaping. Go- Cart Racing Led Zeppelin 1. Lynyrd Sky- nyrd Black Sabbath Out Laws Hendrix Roy B AUDREY GOLDBERG ToH me not how to kve my life. ust share my joys, sorrows and hopes with me in Peace Agathum motor cycles. COB. self-creation, my family, cut- ting. AI. hangm out at DP It s been one hell of an excellent tune Scott and Audrey For- ever MARC GOLDBERG It will be a great day when our schools get all the money they need and the airforce has to hold a bake sale to buy a bomber Thanks for caring Mom and Oad I love you Michelle GAIL GOLDMAN Friendship is like an anti- que glass the longer it sits, the more fragile it gets If you take advantage of it or if you mistreat it. It will burst into a million pieces that can never be replaced USY. Neil Young USY STEVEN GOLOGORSKY Gen the boss Springsteen. Zappa. Yes. 331 Hemi. Tabards. Statesboro. Southbound line. Right Super. Girls at the Cork and Bib. Leprechaun. Meadows (Peie). Buts fhms - cal Doing the Goldens' 6, with the human Vacuum and Crew ANDY GORDON With people Hvm in com- petition. all I want is to have Peace of Mnd. Boston Skynyrd. Beatles. Yankee vans and controversy. Thurman and Billy s return islanders. Kmcks and Jets, all 1 Weekends, my family and good friends JULIAN GOTTESMAN Laziness travels so slowly that poverty soon overtakes him islanders Cosmos Steeiers. Pirates. Com- puter Club. Levittown Soccer Club. Hockey after school. Godspeli. Gypsy. Side by Side. Driver's ED. Skiing on weekends Poker games on Saturday Saturday Night Live. Beaties MAUREEN GORDON: Good times and memories with Rose. Great Adventure T9, bus 461 Hanging out with good friends. “If you love something, let it go. it it doesn t come back, it was never yours, tf it does, love it always Love means never saying you re sorry 4 Michael SUE GREENBERG Nothing s for certain it can always go wrong . . The Grateful Dead. China-Cat Sunflower. Neil Young. Molsons. The Old Times .. . E B SN, Friends. Partying. Florida with C B . The good times wiH never end. Thanks to my mends and parents DAWN GROSS Many have I loved, many times been bitten many times I've gazed, along the open road Summer of 79 with Bobby, concerts, not fade away. Neil Young. The Beach Partying. RB s err. err. King my charger. WLIR Nick Note. Florida with Donna, and most of an my friends and farruty DIANE GUIDONE Dimples. Buddy s Blues Seaside Heights, the cars. Spanish 4 — muchos chistes pobres. Amy — Best tnends always Burry 's. Bob — very special always Dancing — VFW Doilies It you can imagine it you can achieve it: if you can dream it you can become it — William Ward STEVEN GOLUB Corvettes. Blondes, netes Redheads Brewskies schools out .. forever1 — Alice Cooper It is my experi- ence that people are most hkeiy to listen to reason when m bed Yesterday is dead — forget it Tomorrow has not come — don 't worry Today is here — use it MARGIE GOSNELL Well, it was a nice place to visit but I'd rather be eknng. drawing and painting running to the beach with good friends, reading my favorite book backpacking or camping above the clouds in Rainier Happiness and good luck to everyone RANDY GREENSTEIN AH our yesterdays are summarized m our now. and aH the tomorrows are ours to shape Bowling. Swimming, Prom Committee Ski Club. Ice Skating dancing. Charlie Daniels SHEILA HALEY: The days that make us happy make us wise Concerts. Beneets PC. parties with the keggors fooz ball St Patricks Day Cotter s class, the Berkshire MHs raising hell wrecking Bombo Poolay. good friends. J Heidi. Buddy Mom and Dad and aH my family JOHN HAMILTON It s been darn close to a thnk Martin MuH. Gome out on my boat fishing, my first striper (22 lbs ). Cork and B a JENNIFER HAMPTON DONNA HANFT Friends. A F S . Field Hockey. Volleyball. Tennis. What you are is God's gift to you. What you make ot your- self is your gift to God “ I can do au things through Christ which strengtheneth me Phil 413 CAROL HANSEN Hi. Lori made iti 1980 a year to remember' Things that happened Christmas and New Years of 76 Upstate New York. Lon's Sweet 16 Sept 28. 1979 KO Teenage Wasteland Photography — Minolta XG-7 Brandy. Simba. Mom and Dad. PETER FRAMPTON — Aug 1. Sept 25 and 30 DINA HARTENSTEIN Were all getting older as time goes by. a little older with everyday, we were the children of yester- day Paul, the clan. Art. Art deadlines. Photography. Yearbook Staff. IB T C . M H B T.C.. Cork and Bib Dinners. Lam- brusco. Bitty Joel. Kivetsky. To my friends I Love You AH GLEN HANSEN Keggors. Bongers. Grog- Canes Becks. :erts. Golf — Sneaking over Bethpage les In Mt Killer Rmgnes Dead Si fences. Art. Frtsbee. Waterholes Marcy CHRISTOPHER HARRIS DIANA HATSIS MARIE HAVERUN Sue. Louise. Steve. Cathy. Almut. Son a Sue — thanks for everything. I ll never forget you Louise and Steve — Good Luck and 16 miss you both Cathy and Almut — you 've both been great tnends But Especially Mom and Dad — I LOVE you both very much Dennis 3 16 79 LAUREN HELLER Good Friends Camptng. Canoeing. MY Mazes. The Risk Gang. Twin Power. School MUSICALS, you can drive a person crazy Doo Doo boo Music Theater. Orchestra. Photography. Mac Marching Band General News t U Yeah '. Sea Cliff sunsets. Partying. LSO . Jazz. Autumn Games SHAREN HELLER STEVE HERMANN Good things come In good lime Slow pace wins the race Track, some football, all Sports. Guitar. Drums Kansas. Doobie Bros Parents. Good Fnends. Parties Fun Jokes Vaca- tion. Buick Driving. 5 and 10. Living and lik- ing it. ALMUT HERMANTIN These years have been great Thanks to aH my fnends for being with me through good and bad tunes especially Kenny, l Love You us 4 Audrey and Ctndy you've been good fnends Par- ties. Darnels. Beach. PP Green Beast VP in Smoke 164 VAL HERRICK Let the aisappomtments pass let the laughter Ml your glass, let your iHusions last until they shatter — Jackson Browne. Henry Paul. Band at Hofstra The many great and crazy times at the LPO. Jeanme. Janess Maryanne (It's been a long hard ride) BRIAN HOLTZMAN Wrestling. 1977 wres- tling team the Chair Burger world. DiStron. Wantagh Nmers Roast Beef Heros with Mayonnaise and lettuce. Double Whoppers heavy everything. Baked Zifi Drinking In the mobile the apartment, the Who. Led Zeppeim. the Dead Beatles Keggers Mol- sons DAVIO HONEST You who are on the rood must have a code that you can hve by. and so become you'sett because the past is lust a good bye — Graham Nash The Dootxe Brothers Boston Boozers Soccer, COB Carvel Parties. Buffalo. Virginia. GTO Shana Thanks for the memories SUSAN INGLESE No human relation gives one possession in another every two souls are absolutely different m Friendship or m love the two side by side raise hands together to find what one cannot reach alone Ziggy. You re alright Monty Python. Anchor. USA? weekends and my friends DEBRA JOSEPH I have no riches but my thoughts yet these are wealth enough for me rTeasdaie Horses CSNY. MTB grad- uating. Kavanagh s class Log flume, danc- ing with Diane Rm 209 Lou — - Hot Wng- leya Fred. 2 25 pm weekends, good friends, the name of the game is caring right Robm? JAMES JUOGE The last years at MacA- rthur were the best ones yet Street Racing. GTO. Honda's. Running over garbage cans Demolition Derby Saturday at Free- port. Camping and Fishing JOE JACOBI Dead Zeppelin Beers jomts back from Boces Friday Night Crmamg 8 period Summer time — Karen SUZANNE JUNSCH We won t forget the days gone down they're written m our hearts Ballet. Sevnights. Pink Floyd Nessie Quick M and M s still free Pinto 78 Prtth'9. Chocolate Donuts Cheer leading (Cap!) Sorority Terms Partying Calif Of nra Ofno CP Most of aH the love Jenme Mom and Dad DEBBIE KAIZER There never seems to be enough time to do the things you wanna do .. once you find them After hours. NYC. Sunshine. Friends LAUGHTER Memores tfWK So far away Good Ofd Days with PT and LW Sugar babies with Burnsie and those uncontrolled times Colt MICHELLE KANTER Lory nights, memo- ries an snowball fights ' Friends Forev- er. excuses, skiing. MDiP. good times. Making the Rounds, out tor donuts Upstate weekends. Mom and my cat “We will not remember the days, but we ll remember the moments Things are always better when shared DAVID KAPUVARI Mac Arthur, it S Just What I Needed ' so I Will Survive smce The Devil Went Down to Georgia, there fore you can Shake your Booty because I will Let the good times Roll with My Sharons GO President Stealers Track X Country. My Malibu Sports Editor Foxes JOOl KARTON ‘ Sonny Days and Bright New Experiences Photographs and Memo- ries The Many special times shared with Trace Becky Dan Fogetberg — Nether- lands and of course Mom and Dad JENNIE KATZ Smiles you'll give and tears you ff cry super partying times Sevhan- gm leader corps. Delta Gamma Phi Can t keep it in Chocolate donuts1 W-F-M-C Shells Sunsets Skiing Skating ' Bluebird ’ Friendships Nise s gang R and B T and B. EK to my BF Suzanne, and family Lotsa Love Picturo Not Available DAVE KAUFFMAN Cindy Partying JB Horticulture. Charlie Daniels, and the Mountains OOLORES KELLY I may have all knowl- edge and understand all secrets .. but if I have not Love. am Nothing Love never gives up it is faith, hope and patience never tail Good friends. Camping Swim- ming. Wntmg. Parties. Fhcmcs Socializing a special friend Ya Ha y' know life EILEEN KIRK To have a friend you must be one And when you 've found another soul Who sees into your own Take good care of each other ' Jackson Browne Delta Gamma Phi. Vermont 79 Hangm Out. Sat- urday Night Parties Most of as my friends it 's finally overt SCOTT KLAIRE Though I know 18 never lose affection for people and things that went before I know I II often stop and think about them m my life Flying Scuba During Hockey Montauk. Fishing and of course Long Distance Romances L sa Michele ‘ ' Carta ” ELISABETH KOHL The first 3 weeks of school Queen Cheap Tnck. Punk Rock — Beep Beep Beep Presence Billy and Rita High living m genera ' I am reaching m my pocket for my license1 Gene Sim- mons and Paul Stanley Harriet and Ger- trude. Joe and Ichmoe. Gwendolyn and Flo RICHARD KERZNER Let the good times roll Baseball, hoops golf, stealers. I6ers The Marshall Tucker Band COB cold ones Hemekens Keggors Distribu- tor Boarding Jet games Let it Ride1 Later DAVIO KIRSCHMAN STUART KLATZ Today s a day for plan- ning A day for you and me. The changes of tomorrow Will surely set us free — Seals and Crofts EVAN KRALSTEIN Basketball art racing. Keggors. sunrise to sunset last day of school, a little DAD will do ya. the coun- tryside and wild trips, shackles at the Shante and the Good Old Days. Forest City adventures and to good friends who made High School great DEBBIE KETOVER Some Folks would be happy lust to have one dream come true Dead Concerts All mght parties — Early morning strolls, intense conversations. Shotguns D P. Kitchen tables Florida the bench Neil Young There comes a time Friendship 76 MARY ANN KISSANE Jackson Browne CDB DP. Hangm Out. Agathum Great Adventures. Snoopis. Cassidy. Mass Yonks. Denise Shot Guns. Goldie “ Fam- ity Follow your dreams OS. G Hosp B K . Peace. Love. Dreams. Friends Musketeers Memories Together Forever MIKE KLb'NER Laugh once a day Because a day without sunshine is like night Steve Martm. ELO Beaties Satur- day Night Live. Monty Pythons Flying Cir- cus (including Monty Python and The Holy Grail and Lite of Brian) To the class of 1960 May The Force be with you SHARON KRALSTEIN Well I need more than a trade m. Guess I'M have to change the world — Bob Weir — Dead Shows Friendships October 8 714. partying The Marshall Tucker Band The Who D P all niters, putz. Tt « Bonch JIM KRATZER Todd Rundgren s Utopia. Neil Young The Who at the Garden Cen- tral Park 79. The Nite Crew at the Cork and Bib — The nicest bunch of people i know A Dream Goes on Forever' — Todd Rundgren CARRIE KRIVIT: Bromberg Jorma Dead and Melanie Kitchen Tables' Sidney with Dawn My Babe Brian “You amt gonna learn what you don't wanna know BOB ACE WE IA FREDERIC KROME To study, to team to Attempt, to Achieve, to Dare, ana above aH to succeed These are my purposes in Irfe A V ETV Library. Model Congress Scene Fantastic Four. Dr Who Tardis. Daieks Alien BRUCE KURTZ Neil Young Rock and roH can never die The Boss Lady of the Eve Val Good Friends Good Times Mater Toots A bowl of Joy Teenage waste land Yankees I bid you all farewell PAUL KUSTEK GOOD TIMES — BAD TIMES, we've all had our share I say THANK YOU FRIENDS for a WHOLE LOTT A LOVE, but I must RAMBLE ON I no longer feel DAZED AND CONFUSED, because when I'm IN THE LIGHT l can see a STAIRWA Y TO HE A VEN 165 1. BRUCE SHEPARD 2. ERIC FRIEDMAN 3. TOM ZEHENTNER A STEPHANIE VINCIGUERRA S SHARON FOGLIANO • FRANK GIUSTINO 7 SUZANNE JUNSCH A SCOTT GERBER 9. TONY GERAGHTY 10. TIM CAR MOOT 11. PETER DLUGOKENCK Y 12. TOOO ALBALA 13 THERESA BRUNO 14. ELLEN OPPMAN 15. MICHELLE KAN TER 1« MARIE MC GINN 17. MARYN SPANO IB. LIZ GIARRETTO 19 LAURIE MONTUORO 20 ANNE GCNTILUOMO 21. PAT VALENTINE 22 ZUBIN SETHNA 23 JOSEPH PEROTA 24 BRIAN HOC TZMAN 25 MITCH ROSENZWIEG 26 PAM TREZZA 27 DARREN OEROSA 29 DEBORAH ROCPKE 29 CECILIA LARSON 30 ANDREA SHAW 31 STACY BERKO WITZ 32 BARBARA FORGIT 33 DAWN GROSS 34. LANA MC GRATH 35 MARK MINUTO 36 MAUREEN GORDON 37. DAVIO HONEST 36 EILEEN KIRK 39 ROBERT MENNELLA 40 RICH KERZNER 41 BILL BEROTTI 42 LYNN POTASHNIK 43 VIRGINIA SHEA 44. JOHN MC ALUSTER 45 TOM BOWLES 46 MICHELLE MONTIGLIO 47. JANICE NICOLA 46. ROB MEINER 49 SUSAN O’REILLY 50 ANDREW GORDON 51. DIANE GUIOONE 52. STEPHEN HERMANN 53. SUE FICALORA 54 STEVE RELLA 55 KEN SEEMAN 56 ROBIN FIRESTONE 57. DEBBIE JOSEPH 54 ERIC TUCHMAN SO USA SACTOR 60 AMY FELDMAN 61 JOANNE GISONDA 62 DEBBIE KETOVER S3 DAVID SCHRADER 64 SANDY BURNS 66 ALMUT HERMA NT IN 66 JOOtKARTON 67. DENISE VIEHL 66 ROBERT ZORN 66 DOUG WE NOEL 70. SHAREN HELLER 71. MARLA ROSENBERG 72. JANICE LEWAN 166 CECILIA LARSON '1 simply remember my favorite tfungs MDMRB AARAS JLSNLBABRTSEAF. 3 Witches. Sutler. Tests and Tenms. FH MMC. Yearbook. Asegments SRCKMGJFSFFGK T and E. K 299 Learning and Growing VICKI LEONARDI I was a ctutd who ran full of laughter. I was a child who lived for today My eyes fuM of sunshine My head fuM of smiles I was a child for a day We re get- ting older as time goes by a little older with everyday we were the children of yester- day JILL LEVY Howie. 9-4-78 Thanks to my family I love you an Don 't let it bring you down, it s only castles burning, ust hnd someone who 's turning and you wilt come around — Neil Young Hanging out at the dentist park and courts My mace. Chan- nel fishing OAVIO LICHTENSTEIN Take care MacA rthur. COB Oct 18 Brews. Partying. Duckpond and wasted nights. Aircraft Mech Little Red Schodhouse — last day 79 Mesc South s gonna do it agam' ROBERT LASTIG Sudmg Charlie O 78. BC's Mobile. Casey. One night of Jack Daniels Keggors. Woodrows Auto. Twin Lakes. LET IT,RIDE1 ON A LEROUX -If you have love, you have everything If you don't have it. no matter hat else you have — it's not enough I love Chtt 11-11-78 Sometimes n en we Touch■” Tenms. Sak s. KPMRBKJLMQTPHTBO. Friends L J D . Delta Phi Delta BJ . Market Bruce s. Rai mo s. Soaps Fla Diets. 16. Audi family JAMS LEWAN So long Mac Arthur. I'M miss you class of 80 I'M always remember my closest friends. Denna. Christine and Kim. the good times we all had My loving family Parties, music (Charlie Darnels Zeppelin and Skynvrd) Never forget ’Sonny A Pumping Donuts '' and Vmme DANNY LIFE Led Zeppelin. Stones. Bud. Than Girts. (Babe-STVX) — Boycott the Dead. It's time to ramble on. My heart belongs to mother Jim Morrison is Alive and wen Camaros Trans-ams and Vets Miy don t you ust F-F-F-Fade away Good- bye Mac Hello Cortland ROBERT UNO AM your Life, you were only waiting for this moment to be free AV ETV MOOCON doogs Star Trek. Tenan- kof. 0 S . Right Super Monty Python, fit. TV. ”Let My People Go Sherlock Holmes EG T HAH. genetic mutations, elementary my dear Watson THOR, lob- bies BILL LINZ Life is too short to be serious so fust lay back and enioy it Hockey, baseba weightlifting, traveling, the chair cold Motson 's. Ivy Beer and Janice KEVIN LEAHY Upstate Skiing the woods withJL Cedar Lakes The Falls and rock climbing at The Gorge Football. Class of 80 Slinging. Keggors Senior Picnic, Last day of school Free B s From 7-11 Good Friends — Great Times JANET LEVITAS Those we love deserve the best MDMPR Astaire Barry Black- boards Canoeing. Chem . Dance. 1848 Field Hockey. Friends. Frisbee H days, ice cream. JB Mod Con Musicals. NYT Sar- ahs. Set Club Sent 2. Shoey Suiter Ski. Tennis. 3 Witches . Thurman. Wampus SUZANNE LEWIS Sometimes I lie awake at rate and wonder where the years have gone — Jackson Browne Model 's end i? WHI Junior Year'Delta vour name Gamma Phi 17 . weekends and what s again fW Having a good time with special people — Mane Cline and Diane over' Thank God It a MARY LINCKE Live each day to its fullest for you never know what tomorrow will bring Softball Delta Phi Delta. SOS. MIH Spanky. natural aspnns? Hares to good friends and the good times together These days will always be remembered Mark, and especially Mom and Dad GENE LOM8AROO BRUCE LONGLEY Although I know I’m strong enough to make it on my own. I would never even care to try to live my life alone Mom and Dad. thanks for every- thing' Good friends Good times. Pizza. Animal Warehouse Lowenbrau. 103 MAC Just hangm out. Yearbook. CD B.JT ADRIENNE LOWE -Whether it is in the beginning of the day or end is of no conse- quence What has been learned in the interim is most important Art. Math. Sci- ence. 4-H. Rainbow Triangle. Sunsets. Camping Loggms A Messina. Chuck Man gtone. Prayer of Friendship. Friends DEBORAH LUNOSTROM PATTI MACAULEY must admit, it sure was different — Now ahead is what counts, a whole lifetime of flying1 — People tell me I'd miss high school but that, my friends remains to be seen' Everyone always keep m touch. Love ya kids' SUSAN MAFFETONE We need to create a world where all can peacefully live the Ufa we choose Wherever your treasure hes there your heart will be Treat others the way you treat yourself F C P. West end 2 and friends. The city. 1st T U.S.'s. T HOT T. nathans. and harmony TERESA MAGISTRO EDIE MAKSIMUK Sunshine S waiting for me a little further down the road — JA — Ron 11 16 78 Peyote-Pitch a tent — HOT TUNA — Peace love and happiness to an — En oyhte — MARIA MAGALDI ' 0 0 friends will go 1 times will pass but forever l will have dreams memories and two by three wetiets ” ANGELLO MALDARELLA Soccer. The beach at Nile. The creek B OF. Led Zap pehn. The Cars. My Car. Petnna. Plenty of Partying friends. Tony. Tony. Tony etc . The Boys Concerts The Movies Rock and Ron will never die. I try Hard. Joe my bro. GM and DM and George JAMES MALLINSON JOSEPH MIKE MANE haven t been here long enough to write anything special about the school but. I can ten you that l have enfoyed myself so far to understand that Mac Arthur is one of the best schools I've ever attended Picture Not AvailobU MARGARET MANLEY: Tracing our steps from the beginning, unhl they vanished into the air. trying to understand how our lives had led us there . Jackson Browne. Neil Young. Jorma Sunsets. Photography. Dawn 0 . Do it up Miss ya Thanks for understanding Beauia 1 and 2 MIKE MANNINO And m the end. the life we shared is equal to the hope you gave The Beaties LAWRENCE MARALDO Wish you were here — Pmk Floyd. Who Concert. A Dream Goes On Forever. Todd Rundgren. Neil Young. The Lord of the Rings partying, hanging out Cork A Bib. In Wantagh Food- town. Say no morel ANTHONY MARANO What a long strange tnp it s been The Creek Great times with great friends. A B B . Rolling Stones Long Live Rock BBB Concerts Parties Mov ies Wrestling Fish. Green Nova. Proof. Molsens The Boys. Rich. Airheads Mom and Dad MQL Brothers Always — Tony. HH 168 LINOA MARTIN Well CMS Of 00—Wad'd iV id hke to say Good tuck and thanks tot everything, teachers and students Keep going strong, MAC — WIN — And thanks for BOCES too• ROSE MARTIN Great Adventure 79 Fnends Look weft to this day tor yester day is but a dream and tomorrow is a nsion But today well lived makes every yesterday a dream ot happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope NELLIE MARTINEZ Track, art. tun. ice skating ndmg horses special friends fam- ity. The light of the body is the eye when it is dear it win shme Let your light shine before men. so they may see your good works Ptaying guitar JC.. tie s Alive WLIX SUSAN MASCOLA We cannot always choose the way we go The flow of Ike demands so much of faith of trust RKC. my family. Brooklyn summer Q-J. friends the curler Did I handle that alright™ made up words and the phone can JERRY MAZZELLA KEVIN MC CARRE N LANA MC GRATH Weil Ive got dreams enough for one and i ve got love enough for three I've got my hopes to comfort me and I ve oot new horizons to see — The Moody Blues. Jim, Friends. Saturday nights Sunsets Delta Gamma Phi. Musk Joggmg. Gymnastics dreams love, peace1 JOHN MC OERMOTT NANCY MC GUINNESS May the world be a better place someday to kve peace and love to my parents and family, and for you Steve I love you . let it stay that way for- ever best friends and partying is what makes us kve for the neat day Good luck JOHN MC ALLISTER I learned aiot m Mac Arthur that's why I'm going to Nassau ' KEGGORS. an nighters weekends looping stOW during the summer Upstairs at Joe D s. golf football Rangers St PatrKks day mNYC Just having a good time MARIE MC GINN Hold fast to dreams for rf dreams die Me t a broken winged bird that cannot fly Prom Committee yearbook Skiing. Guys of 79 Delta Gamma Phi Lazy Nights , Parties. Don't let anything get m the way of your entoymen t■ Jumor year Friends Forever MICHELLE MC QUIRE Our high school days are past and gone It s time now for us to move on We ve had our times and days together Those memories will kve m us for- everi Love you all Steve 4-6-79 Stephanie Lots. Roxann Donna, cheh life love free- dom. peace DEBRA MC HUGH Times m my Me Memo- ries of past friends and thoughts of fnends now Weekdays of work Weekends of fun Thank you Mom and Dad for encourage- ment and love Thank you Bill for being there when l needed someone to love JACK MC HUGH Poison all the water Use up an the air. Blow your stupid heads oft see if I could care Put me down but don t blame me tor what you did Cause mstde everyone is a Heavy Metal Kid — Todd Rundgren COLLEEN MC KEON Hole fast to dreams for it dreams de life is a broken winged bird that cannot tty Camping Great Adven- ture — p nics — falling out of trucks — car lights — drives up stirrup — saunas — college days — pretzel — Butterbails — colonel VKk — go-go boots hooks — 42nd street — good fnends ROBERT ME NN EL LA Diane there is no one as beautiful as you. love always MVP of Pear Whakng Season. MFM and the only L A Ram tan around Cannonballs loves Iron Man Black Sabbath Aeros- mrth. Poor okas Frank Carrol ugly dogs and cats Carlos Romano Cheese OfympK Health Club KOUROSH MEHRYARl The best thing about Mac Arthur is the wild Keggors Party and hanging out with Americans doing beers kids such as GlP Salk Peggy Holtz. Artie Jack. Leahy Mac Rich Hans Doug, and the rest in Keggors BETH METRO 'If you wake up and don't want to smile. It rt takes ust a kttie while. Open your eyes and look at the day. And you'll see things in a different way Fnends. Delta Phi Delta Ziggy Mr Bill. Yankees Bruce Springs teenjao Zeppe- lin ROBERT MElNER Going to leave this bro- ken down palace on my hands and kn—s — J G To dream s Happiness to wake m Me Sunflower Mission — 6th Ave Pro- ductions And the muSK never stops as we bid you goodnight Jr CAROLYN MlELE Jesus art. cheerleading goodtrnes with Ah and Dibbs I found you. What are we doing tonight? My family. Blue Jeans Long Live Rock. THE WHO summer of 79. My diary. I thought it would never end Good Luck Class of i960 Bye DougteMac BRUCE MILLER Performing. GodspeH Gypsy Side by Side Equus Studio 101 June Pizza Parties The Nosh Input A Out- put. JammmPeaking 30 year old amps good fnends 10 24 79 3 28 79. BoKhik I've sung so many times about feelings we all have.. lam the musK man GERI MILLER Winter brings back the Springtime and the summer bnngs back the fall Each day brings a tomorrow And I have memories in them ah . GO secre- tary. Leader Corps. Good Times, good fnends. and famity ROBERT MILLER Outrageous Band Tnps — Boston. Virginia. Buffalo those crazy Bio 13 people, model congress stage band, burger parties, the Cars concert, good fnends and good music The tennis team and various dubs Take care class of 8C islanders, the Boo of the week. LlR (Hubba-Hubba Freddy') LEWIS MITTELMARK JuSt open your eyes and reahze. the way it's always been Just open your mind and you H fmd the ways it's always been — G Edge The Who 79. Grateful Dead Whippeds NR PS BILL MOIR It s just a thought, but i ve noticed something strange It's getting harder to explain All these years been passing by and by and stM I don't know, what mokes them go Who said to wait and you'll see It's just a thought Arlene. Upstate Musk LEO MONAHAN It takes a while to get your head together swimming m David Chris, getting the general feeling, football you bet D HP hoops grinding gears BUs r. Keggors the beach l love the night water skvng good buddies Pierre L crashing bye bye Pietur Not AvoilobU KAREN MONE MICHELE MONTIGLIO If I don 1 meet you no more m ttus world 1'H meet you m the next one — Don't be late — Jam Hendnx. Denise. Penrods. Cheft. good fnends. mem- ories. broken toe Bom To Be Akve. danc- mg guys Oh Chit. Ino gotta my stuff 169 LAURIE MONTUORO kVbjf you k ve sof free It It returns it s yours Cen t smile without you. I hke dreaming horses motor- cycles Snoops Greet Adventure. Mess Brooklyn. D P Honk on the Range Agat- hum. my tsmrty Love Reece Dreems fnends forever CRAIG MOORE I'm gted it's over end I’m gled I 'm getting the hell out of here Keg- gors. Partying end Pannord Doing up the Beck Door Men All-Nighters Wood- peckers Auto. Slinging ss much es possi- ble. Moison Golden Ale Let it Ride Leter Mac IM MOORE School is Beet. Vacations Partying Hemeken. Southern Rock, Wermth is 196 degrees. C hezenum. Disco Rots WLIR Skiing Green Gress end High Tides. Black-13 , Tokin' on Numbers end Diagm on the radio’ Money isn't everything but n sure es hell helps’I” GOOD FRIENDS GOOD TIMES’ Picture No AvoilobU DEBRA MORDINI MICHAEL MORE A ANDREW MOSES Model Congress hsvtng e good time, trevehng. bowling, getting stuck with the cer. the orthodontist Lincoln hmo, Seturdey Night Live, tennis. Masse OBVR. getting out of this school, the king dey tnps end Cooky I wish success to those who try end teiiure to those who won't JEANNE MUCCI There were many deys I dreeded getting up tor school, studying tor tests end doing homework these memo- ries I will treesure always Thenks' Yes' book business editor Delta Gemme Phi. HoJo s. Focus. Friends Forever PEGGY MULCAHY Every mte I'm lying in bed holding you close tn my dreems — Espies Ski-trip 78. Prom 79 end my Junior year weekends eli-mghters good times with my specieI friends temity. end Dentel Assisting But most of ell Doug KATHLEEN MULLANY True friends ere like diemonds. precious, but rere. Feise fnends ere kke eutumn leeves. scettered everywhere , Friends. Beech. Summer, whiskey sours, good times JANESS MURWAY BONNIE NASH Weke up to find Out that you ere the Eyes of the World Cosmetol- ogy end the future ahead Fnends Con- certs. end hevmg a good time JUDY NASLONSKI To my best friend, good times that will never end feelings that can't be forgotten wilt live m my memories forever ’ GERARD NEUMANN ' Here s to eU of the people with whom l shared many a good time end made the years at MecArthur pass by easier To the guys on the Crew Teem may the Death Quad nde agam Attention, please ignore the bells ... DENISE NEWINS H you love something set it tree ft it comes beck, it s yours If it doesn t. it never w«s ' John. Michelle. We re off to see the Wizard . Delta Gemma Phi. Oklahoma’ Cathy phoenix, prom committee, cruisin', C B . Dear Abby . Friends Forever. Good-bye doesn t mean foreverf JANICE NICOLA Memories ere forever Delta Gemma Phi. swimming, the beech. Burger World, fnends. sorority sieepovers and Billy KEVIN NOLAN RICH NOVOTNY KEGGORS good times CANADIAN BEER $-Wheeling Home Grown females WILD NIGHTS BOCES Forest City, hunting, bike rides PLANT- ING FIELDS ONE way out. South Bound. CAN T YOU SEE I don't GET MAD I GET EVEN RICHARD NUZIO Friends end times that ye can't forget. Maureen 10-15-79 Mary. Anthony Tony Billy Joanne Karen Alexis Mike Michs. The creek The Boys. Take it Easy.” Allman Bros. Daniels. Skynyrd. Tucker Halloween mte. parties movies concerts, baseball soccer. Lite s been good to me so ter COLLEEN E O'BRIEN Make the most of today Tomorrow will take cere of itself Thanks to everyone — but most of all Thanks Mom and Dad — Dee (Z ggy) — love life — But it seems to be indifferent toward me’t Life is what you make of itfl — S S Later— PATRICIA O'BRIEN A friend is someone who knows all about you and loves you just the same .. The best thing about the future is that it only comes one day at a bme BARBARA O'CONNOR Hanging out with my friends Bernard, crurstn. Wantagh Park Prom of 78. Wmdsongs Boces Brands I want to thank all my fnends for always bemg there H D Chris — you re the great eat friend ever1 Sweets — 6.7.8. How ante you? F O J D CHRISTOPHER O HANDLEY ELLEN OPPMAN “I'm tnppmg I'm tripping — watch out for the curb1 May 11th Octo- ber 8th. art. creating, springtime, friend- ships. all nighters. insanity, kitchen tables MAB bong hits, molsons, Hot Tuna. JORMA' Grateful Dead We are onty inci- dental music to the celebration of life'’ — Jerome Garcia. The bench PHILIP O REILLY Life is one big joke especially Mac Arthur HS working at 7-11 68 camaros. beach girls. Rock and Roll guitar s Fender Stratae aster weight lifting SUSAN 0 REILLY We've only just begun We ll never be down this road agam The most beautiful gift we can give each other is the truth I hope you know you are loved, that you're lovable, end you’re important, believing that, let s not be afraid to go forth SANDY ORTEGO Haime A Co. LW ftymg bears, cow signs, speed limit, moby 's creeks. Africa, dirt roads, close friends blue notebook. Zeppelin SUSAN ORTOWSKl Cherish friendships in your hearts, old and new will never part, make new fnends but keep the old These are silver. Those are GOLDI Ground Round parties away trips, and good times with my fnends Friends forever ARNOLD OSTROFSKY 170 DONNA PAGLIARELLO And when you ve found another soul, who sees into your own Take good care of each other J B Goodbye class of ‘ 80 My family My fnends Jams Kim. Christine, and baseball Can t forget Dana Delta Gamma Phi And Most of all Pete (U SMC) CHRIS PALAZZOLO Stage band, orches- tra. regatta. traveling. (OVER)sieeping. clarinet, sax. tkasoon (Huh-huh-huh) les- sons Benny Hill Little River Band Super- tramp waitermg. Mercedes 450 SL ‘Idon't know , first period study. OBVR. Buffalo. Hampton Va Great adventure. Hush pup pies ‘ Take a stand, make a mark NANCY PANT ALEO PATTI PELLEGRINO Remember the past kve for the present end hope tor the future Frost Veliev, kickline. Mr V's Bio end Future studies desses Drawing. roller skating driving my Torino Neil, summer of 79 greet time being yourself Led Zeppekn Thenks to Mom end bed Keep Smiling' MIKE PARISE Good friends, wild and crazy weekends. THE KEGGORS Moison Golden Ale Cemero. The good things m hte ere tree, wild ones et Leke George skiing end The Go For tt Attitude. The Allmen Brothers Bend trouble no more. Cen t lose whet you neverhad Shngers DENISE PEREZ We ere ell revellers in the wilderness of this world, end the best thet we find m our treveis ts en honest friend BRIAN PARLATO Imegmetion end dteems keep me going' friends boarding. The Who doodling J V football lecroese JOE PEROT A Hockey ek sports Sentry writing, broadcasting music. the Beetles Cherlle Demets The New York Rangers detest the Isienders tor Stanley Cup 1980 New York Giants in Super Bowl 1984 New York Mets m World Senes 1985 As John Wayne would sey 'T guess thet teres it CHRISTINE PERRUZZA Sunshowers end Rainbows cool summer nights smell Chil- dren laughing Teddybeers end kittens, e loving mother, e soft smile in the night Jenis. Donne. Pet end Kim — my best friends ell the good times' An understand mg boyfriend Certos end me forever — 4- 10-79 KAREN PERRY Singing guitar. parties lit- tle red schoolhouse. 'Tor Sale In '78. SSN Canada trench. 10 end 11 grade race cars camping Bndgehampton Bryer flagging New Jersey, Cornell, Warshew, Greet Adventure. Oh no Mr Billl . 58 Volvo. Bill G . mountain climbers LAURA PETRUCCI Take time to espen once what nature has to offer WILLIAM PFENNING DONNA POOL SEN To my darling sweet heart Ted. I wilt love you always you re the best thing in my life Good luck to everyone eho graduates m i960 love always Donna KATHY PHELAN Scott 5 6 78. Horticul- ture. anything old. things thet grow If you ask enough people you can usually find someone who will advise you to do whet you were going to do anyway — Weston Smith LYNN POTASHNICK For everyth,ng you have missed you have gamed something else — A year of blazing Pearl Harbor day parties, the lighthouse Conventions Be u mo re Shoshana Sundays at region. Friends Forever1 BARBARA PREUSSNER Sewing ballet, organ, tennis, rifting, swimming, skiing ktcklme. ski club, honor society If you love something set it free If it comes beck to you it is yours If it doesn t it never was THOMAS POKORNY To ell the people et YOM. Always get stoned end drunk on weekends end good luck to all BAR8ARA POTTER My favor,ties Dave, hiking. Canada. Devils peth. little baby ducks, and sunsets Ha-ha — I'm tree at last I wish you aM much mellowness, and very many hunna-heys. Love ya‘9 — rruss y ADELAIDE RACH Let us dance m the sun. wearing wikfttowers m out hair, and let us huddle together as darkness lakes over We are at home arrudst the birds and trees lor wears children of nature S P S Peace the ocean, seagulls. No-nukes CAROLINE RAGANO The trick is. Fletcher that we are trying to overcome our limitations in order patiently Jona- than serenity, courage and wisdom don't Quit. Susan Pohs schultz. If you were com- mg. ust another New Years Eve. I walked a m4e you needed me. I am your child The courage my mother had music and valor STEPHEN RELLA High school is over now life begins MICHELLE, football. Take a hike In the comer and on the goal hne by F B Every day at practice Fredd and The Three Chewers Fl.GC and B C Landscaping m the Summer SUSAN ROESCH Mane and Cathy. Thank- you for always being there Louise I hope we never part (Geek) Steve. Thank you for being there when I needed you most (Sury Boots) Mom and Dad. Thank you I love you both very much Marc —6 4 79-10 29 79 CATHY RAUCH The sunny days we wel- come so can quickly came and quickly go But yet in this year you can depend On the loyalty of your food true trends We tmaify made it Diane Caroline. Janice Donna. Chns MICHELLE M RE Kelly — Olympic ranch stables Faiisberg. N Y August 31. 1979 shadow. Stiller. Cheap Trick. Bee Gees Photography General News, oceanogra phy Rita and BiUy La and Bruce Jimmy Presence 1970 Porsche CUnt Eastwood Monticetlo Raceway Monticefth N Y DONNAMARIE RICH To my good tnends Go as far as you can see. and when you get there you will see farther — Onson Sweet Marden Disco-Saturday nights, summer fun. family, and best of all thank you Mom and Dad for your love and under- standing' DEBORAH ROEPKE You never have too many inends so be thankful for everyone you have because a person who has no friends IS a person who has no smiles ' r r tracks. Great Adventure 79 yearbook my friends work, driver s ed B P Benjamin art mural dub. dude ranch CINOY ROSEN JEFFREY ROSENFELD MARLA ROSENBERG Florida good Inends, laughing. Mitkyways LHH, knees and growing Nobody's ever had a rain- bow until they ve had the ram AMY ROSENSTEIN All of my memories shall be cherished May good times never end Grateful Dead. Marshall Tucker. Jack Daniels. Molsons Giaccobazzi wine and every time my parents went away' Thank- you Mom and Dad also thank you L B I wish good luck to everyone And Most of all friendships' 171 TOOO ROSENTHAL When I look beck at a the years. aM I con sav « I had the park. Shanty days Motion Golden baseball. Cempmg. barbecue at Ftk's house, party- mg. planting holds, crutsmg MITCH ROSENZWEIG Horses, soccer, New York Jets. Racquetball. peddlebali. logging last of the Swigs . my friends my family. VP of SC. 4 speed Biscuit orange juice It I were to survive by eating the knowledge I attained at Mac Arthur I would die of starvation' ANDREA ROSS ' The Secret of Life ia enjoying the passage of time Grassh- oppers and railroad tracks. Bushkilt Wah . Rangers Garedu Nord. Rocky Raccoon. Oct 14. 1977 Honk-Honk. J T. Scarlet and Rhett Ab skiing, art. McD XXOOMSFNR Gary — Out se resemblent s a ssamblent• its such a lovely ride STACEY ROTH Sun-Ranch. Misty Breako Gig s 12. Casino Camp. Kutshers. Bus- bys '1 wiU survive'. MDCB. Grandma, trips to Mars. Morningside. Plebian. 105b. Roots Chow-Chow Labor Day The love m your head wasnt put there to stay Love •sn t love till you give it away ' Meow Cups, Nurse Power BRADLEY RUBINSTEIN The chess-board is the world, the pieces are the phenomena of the universe, the rules of the game are what we call the laws of Nature The player on the other side is hidden from us — HUXLEY Liberal Education SUSAN RUMlSH Only the good die young Canoeing, plymouth rock, skinners fall, fake proof, bars, cruising Florida. Ber- muda Me ico upstate SAW remember no day is over 4 it leaves a memory and even after everyone has said their last good-byes, the memories still wont die Friends forever ADRIAN RUSS The years we shared, the classrooms we bared the halls we walked the times we talked, will never be forgotten Here s to my Art Career — Bowling —■ toy telephone — Friends Forever Grateful Dead. Yes. what song is it you wanna hear Freebird — Like a Hurricane — Beaties CHARLES RYAN Being friends wont be easy when we re far away We re just ships that pass m the night, and we smile when we say it s alright We re still here it s just that we re out of sight, like those ships that pass m the night Enjoy1 DARLEEN SABELLA Ground Round Buf- falo Virginia prom 79. flag captam, prom committee beach Eisenhower Park Dare to dream to hope, lo feel. Dare to believe to seek to find, dare to be yourself Eddie I'll always love youI In love we grow Friends Forever LISA SAC TOR The best thing about the future m that it only comes one day at a time .. Happiness doesn't come from domg what we like to do but from liking what we have to do CLAUOIO SALAZAR JAIME SALAZAR I wanna thank everyone that helped me through the last h o years that I've been m MacArthur I also wanna remind ell my friends that I'4 never forget them, and the best wishes to all the stu- dents that will be graduating with me this year DON SALFARLIE But on one man soul it hath broken. A light that doth not deport. And his look, or a word he had spoken brought flame m another man's heart KATHY SAMPERi The happiest times are together times like times when there s fun to be had. and one laugh just leads to another until you never had it so glad' . ski club, prom committee, yearbook honor society Delta Gamma Phi. K K . parties guys of 79 . Friends Forever MARGARET SANO Dare to be. to grow, to feel Dare to team, to love, to understand But most of all Dare to be yourself — E Ouogue Sailing the clan. IB T C. honey, good times and Being craiy. laughter I think is what I live on Without ft. I cannot survive HARLAN SANDS The past The stnke. The Bored of Education and The Fumble' The future survival, success and the sav- ior— no 11 DAVID SANK Since it costs a lot to wm. and even more to lose you and me gonna spend some time a wondering what to choose It goes to show you don't ever know, you watch each card you're piaym. play it slow fnsbee. soccer Boces and other assorted cheianum DONNA SANTORO Mike 10-6-78 The 3. Petey my friends — Dawn Roxann Ste- phanie. Lois. Michelle. Darisen LU. Col- leen travel islander games Drivers Ed. Concerts. All My Love. Runaway, love needs a heart You ve Got a Friend. Err Err. Remember yesterday dream about tomor- row. but live today Fla With Dawn MARK SARACINO The end of High School has arrived Best wishes to all. and may your future be a promising one and may the Rangers bring the Cup to New York UNDA SASSO There is no need for an out pouring of words to explain oneself to a friend Friends understand each other s thoughts, even before they are spoken Prom Committee, yearbook, mural club, drivers ed. railroad tracks, picnics Great Adventures and friends USA SCHACKET The old and new gangs ' ninth grade lunch, fires on the iawn singings on the roof. Friday night par- ties. miniature golf — the fighting laugh- ing. growing and crying Wa ve only just begun May we all have a great life And remember my friends — I love you1 STEVEN SCHARF Cross-country. winter track. The Rolling Stones. COB The Doo- txe Brothers Yankees. Islanders Giants, and the New Jersey Nets Butiseye' Pro- crastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday ARTIE SCHERL Saturday Night Keggors — Neil Young Upstate BreeryPomt. Plant- ing Fields. Gilgo Frwterama. Fnsbee. pad- diebail — racquetball. bowling, shining. guitar , smart women Don t Be Denied MICHAEL SCHNIBBE: To my trends I ve had in the past in the future, and most important, right now The past 2 summers I will never forget, both the good and the bad things that happened Donna 10 24 79. backpacking btrd. and just having fun DAVID SCHRADER My most memorable years at MacArthur have been my two years at the Horticulture program f have enjoyed every moment of this class, and consider myself a follower of The men of the soil SCOTT SCHRAGER Party in', skiing 79. Southern Rock. Southern Comfort I960 It's better to bum out than to fade away Neil his shorts are too tight Young DISCO ROTS' WLIR 92 7 Bongammon. Won't you fly high, freebird yea The dead C D B.. Outlaws Marshall Tucker. Bowls ROBERT SCHUMANN 172 KEN SEE MAN Give the best that you have to the highest you know — and do it now Wrestling, running, guitar. Carvel, my fam- ily. good teachers and good friends JOHN SEGRETl Tomorrow I'll see the things that never came today — Neil Young My family, friends. 4th of July 79 B S. and D. outdoor rollerskating If we accept ourselves for what we are the road to fulfillment will be shorter ZUBIN SETHNA No fh«f we are through with our primary education everyone will be going their separate ways Seeking their future Hopefully we will never forget each other and the memorable events that we shared Let us all meet at a later time The best of luck to everyone in their ventures MICHAEL SEWITCH Grateful Dead 69 — Z 26. cruising Michelob. whippets too - ball Long live rock I need it every day — The Who '9 Drag racing at the hamptons Getting out of Mac Arthur STEVEN SHANNON Donna we are one and always will be A special thanks to my parents' Carpentry' guitar weekends were made tor millers, friends, and parties Live life the way vou want it to be. Kansas. Grateful Deed Tucker. Allman Bros Long Live Rock' Death to Dracoft HOWARD SHAPIRO Communication is the problem to be answered (Hall and Oates) Buffalo. Virginia. Hofstra. and Toronto, cross country, winter track spring track, and baseball My hidden weakness is female athletes especially runners (Lisa P) Overall MacArthur has been a special place In my life VIRGINIA SHEA A tool will lose tomorrow reaching back tor yesterday Fridays of 76 Thanks to an my friends and family partys at OF's and C T 'a Birdietwitchor it was tun. soaps long you live and high you fly smiles you'd give and tears yous cry The best is yet to come BRUCE SHEPARD AV-ETV. stagehand, senior band, orchestra, girls stage crew, racquet be II. WLIR. D S Monty Python Benny Hill. Charlie Daniels. Star-Trek, Cherish your yesterdays, dream your tomorrows, but live your todays SUSAN SIVILLI LISA SMALL In friendship let there be laughter and sharing of pleasures We Finally made it I'll never forget cosmetol- ogy. Zeppelin. Pure Prairie League Anchor, my fnends. Back Bam hanging out. b won- dering what we would find important 10 years from now Good bye Dougie Mac' THOMAS SOLANTO MARYN SPANO Tenth a teddy bear Fire- bird 66 and pure flesh 2 sounded great' Eleventh, a pooh bear That s You was my song Fill's fourth period lives onl Twelfth Aka-wah-wah bear Bunny HdT Chorus and theater workshop and still Their memories forever live Side by Side PAT STAUFENBERG Sometimes I he awake at night and wonder where my life will lead me — Jackson Browne lunch 5th period Jones Beach Marshall Tucker. Neil Young Carvel Most of ak my family good luck to the class of 1960 (especially to Herd! and Jackie) TOM SULLIVAN After 3 years m the pit l haven't a damn thing to say except. Keg- gors THE SHANITE The Stones and the Rangers over islanders m 6 JON SOLLITTO The things I liked at Mac Arthur were the people I met. and the friends I made Remember the songs Remember the times Remember the peo- ple and never forget The Boss Partying driving laughing en oytng senior year RICH STAUDENMAIER DONNA STENZLER My family, friends Jef- ferson Airplane. The Grateful Deed Con- certs. Readers Cookies Tab AFENUGA BABY The secret of life is en oytng the passing of time Steve you have ak my love forever 11 16 77 DEBBIE SUNSHINE Give ust a little bit more take a little M less Cheedeedmg. Co-Captam. G O secretary yearbook. Frost Valley. Hostessing ' It could be risky John — but why would it be niceT' Great times Great friends JOHN SHANNON School was like one great time after another 714 697 mofson skiing bogers. lacrosse, wrestling cruising for bogers and cold ones 4 5 and night time adventures like aUmghters and look tor a wild time skiing parties ANDREA SHAW The secret of life is en oytng the passage of time .. J T Jim Croce tennis, field hockey. GodspeH. giggles' Singing m the Ram — G K win- tertrack 2 17 79 prom 79 beimont. JB and Manna BP boobies three witches ” Memories shared with special friends AMLXOMDAM en oy the ride DOUG SHEVLIN LED ZEPPELIN. COB. OUTLAWS. Green Grass and High Tdes forever , camping in the hamptons Do Molsons LONG LIVE ROCK ERIN SMITH I would turn the pages beck but time will not allow, the way these days ust np along too fast, too vast, too strong Jackson Browne summer of 76 . good fnends. good laughs, my family. East Ouo- gue. sunsets delta phi delta sports, days to come LEON SONNENSCHIEN NANCY STAUDER Needle the damage done a kme part of it is everyone Ne i Young It's my Life COB I'll miss ok) Mac and definitely the best of memories I love kfe. trends hanging out. partying an mght- ers. out-doors, waterskimg and especially Bobby Take care, all BONNIE STEVENS You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true You may have to work for it. however varsity tennis, volleyball, honor society, leader corps, prom committee Ladeville. Ct. parties Great Adventure, cruisin' cEiE. football games, beach, fnends. MIHT GIF STEVEN SUNSHINE ROBIN TATZ Don Quixote, the Faithful Five. Week m the country. Under the tree blind dates, trips to Mars Art secrets, dreams, friendship forever. ' Then with nothing at ak but the lithe we are we‘4 have conquered all time, an space the sun. and the stars Thanks Madg Padg Sher Law Hasta Luegof Picture Available CHRIS TAYLOR There s NOTHING hke a Grateful Dead concert• KEGGORS' Captam Trips Sima h Past Sunrise Shanty The Battle of Bullrun Brown Eyed Women. Adventures of Forest City Aunhemer bush Jones Beach and String Bikinis Go for Iff Bare Back in Colorado Surfin. Reppehng Keg Party 76 The Pup RICHARD TEUTEN Jerry Captam Trips Garcia. Bob Ace Weir and Phn Lash pro- vtde us with the good tunes N RP S are right m there too You and I know that the Grateful Dead will always be 1 Disco Rots and we all know that Canoe camping and ski mg all the time DAVID THAILER Open your eyes and see a world I couldn't change for you Reach out your hands and take a world that win belong to you Worlds of tomorrow. life without sorrow, take It because it's yours. SONS OF 1984 — f rundgren and UTOPIA GREG THOMAS Good times Good music Islanders. Flyers Rots. Cellar Dwell- ing Mets the Dead. Good Rats. Blue grass JOHN R THOMPSON ' Sweet Home Ala- bama We thought how wonderful it would be to become wise 173 ERIC THUNE It $ Been Real — Joel Donna Summer Jones Beech. The Dan Hau Creet. Racing Four on the Floor My earnero — The Black Beauty crufaM m the maro Vettes Ferrans. Maser at (My next cars). Right Sooper — FRANCINE TIRRITO Canng and training lor trotters and pacers. The OkJ Glory Sale F F A. sunshine mountains, and love The truth shall set you free Born to be more. And may Jesus shine His ever town' light on you Amen PETER TOBE V This is the age of the micro man who sees me detail and never the plan Pictu No Available MARY TOBIN You are a tree person I am so happy because m your freedom you choose me to be your friend Good times spent at Mac Skiing 79 Delta Phi Delta East Quogue but most of ak. hanging mfft my friends' NADINE TRANI Ha’ J fast to dreams tor It dreams die. life is a broken winged turd that cannot fly — Horses, sunset at the beach Grateful Dead LORRAINE TONNER I love you Joe fnends. Lynyrd Skynvrd. Outlaws parties Rangers Yankees there's always a first time, blueteet Thumper Pixie the pig. weekends. Remember yesterday dream about tomorrow but live today JANINE TREFCER Hanging out. partying Out. bongmg out. cutting out. beach par- ttas Keg parties Harley Davidson m t Rock knows, and Disco Rots' Long Live Rock' Beers and Como s CAROLYN TRAMUTA It goes to Show you never know watch each card you play and play It slow THE GRATEFUL DEADAt All- man brothers, hot tuna. Hail Young, con- certs horses partying, hanging out. great times good friends Thanks Mom end Dad Fare and be well Now PAM TREZZA Jimmy Vermont 76 . Tice lac a F V Wired Bndoe Bears Specula lor w L4K. EYE SC w'Lur. Laughmg at JG w Cathy, iced teas. Cutlass good old days w 'Cut and Mole Accidents Pow Pow w Susan L B ' Feathers Beneets PC.. Preetze nuggets ’’ Berdi. Prom. Play- mg TRACY TUBIOLO Friendship comes when silence between two people is com- fodabie Happy times days spent at the beach the Fountains Blue Diner HCTG And most Of all the friendship that Jodi and l have shared i I 1 V ERIC TUCHMAN So many men seem des lined to settle for something small but I won t rest until I know I'll have it all — Schwartz Congress Getting the car. honor society. Hot rock. Jam photography Sen- try. special events, tennis. Levy. Who's makmg animal noises CAROL TULUMELLO GEORGE VAIANA Bawling with the hords Charlie Daniels concert 79. Ratpatroi Hampton Bays Great Adventures Connie baby Woody s and it s been Real PATRICIA VALENTINE Mom Dad I love you B O C E S Aircraft maintenance, UI C A Northrop University. California Friendship is hke a delicate crystal glass it holds so much yet is so easily broken Remember no matter what tomorrow may We live our lives today Joe. I love i sr $ GRACE VAN BE SE LAE RE September Sth was the most unforgettable day in my hie My first day m the real amencan society School. Sports. Courses people, every thing and everyone was new for me. I entoyed 10 30 PHD Grace DARLENE VELAZQUEZ It s not too soon to consider at which destination we wish to arrive — to search for the right direction m order fo reach it This is the first reeky big decision we n make m our three it may be the biggest decision we ll ever make CHRIS VIGILANTE It s a town full of los- ers. I'm pullm out of here to win B Springsteen G5 Buicks. cuttin' class Springsteen concerts cuttm class Food town cuttin' class. Neil Young, cuttin' class Cold beers cuttm class ROSEMARY VENTURA Clowning, drink- ing. laughing, loving, suffering posmg pre- tending iust being . Joe (6 20 76) I Love You1 My Friends Forever My parents. Bhm- ptes Bernard May I Help You hanging out 3rd end 4th coach Limani. Joe’s gonna km me Wmdsongs. jumping off roofs In the ram Bye MacArthud STEPHANIE VINCIGUERRA Life is very short and there 's no time tor fussing and fighting my friend — Beatles Concerts. Jackson Browne Rocky Drivers Ed with Roxann and Donna, err-orr beach good times ak my friends DENISE VIEHL The memories I've oath ered will remain a part of me always 1 can live each day hoping and believing and reaching out for new tomorrows . . The Bt ou my friends especially Michele. Medi- cal LAB. guys, my car. working, summer of 76. and to the future JEANNETTE VISCONTI What a long strange trip it s been' Thank God it s over' INA WAHL I sm closer to behaving than I ever was before Emerson. Lake and Palmer Sunsets and Sunrises late nite parties and early morning walks Kitchen tables I960 Commander Summers m Flo- rida Thanx. and love to my family Friend- ship—10 6 76 KATHY WALSH I may not remember the days but I shall cherish the memories Grateful Dead the country. May 6. 1976 Vacations. Charlie Daniels Mom and Dad and most of all Brian (I love you more than words can tek) Good luck everyone LORI WALBROEHL Today is my Me. but only when there will be a tomorrow can I hope Terry New York City. P M Dreams and storms traveling. Floods. South Amer- ica. NYC with 0 K and P T Tears and M T B with C B AH those crazy times with J C Ticataca Friendship SUE WARD Good friends are hard to find I'm glad I was lucky enough to find them Weekends. Anchor. CSN Nell Young. Great Adventure '79 Monty Python, i. your alright ROBERT WALKER JOOIE WAR SHAW I cant say I enpyed school In tact. I hated It Yet. m spite of ak the hassles. Monday mornings, hostile teachers, and cut slips. I've found that school has helped me to become who I am Although I hated it. school made all the dif- ference NANCY WATTS ’Fnends I wtk remember you think of you and pray tor you and when another day is through I'H still be fnends with you Jesus Grateful Dead Smgmg with Nancy B Hugs. M 6 Ms Peace Smiles Here comes the sun and it's alright GLEN WEINSCHREIDER Some days were good and some days were bed. but I will only remember all the good times we had' The school Days were boring but They went fast and I am glad its ak in the past' Good luck class of 1960' Hying, islanders MARC WEISBERG Nath M Rosey Lasker the guys. HF Y Barbara. Duck Pond. Art. Sue People need each other Lite m an experience which contains beauty tender ness, loneliness, love, learning and patience The sun shines through the trees and the light can be seen' A new page starts 174 LAUREN WEISS There «r p «c s I'll remember all my life though some hay changed, some forever, not for better, some have gone and some remain All these places had their moments with lov- ers and friends i still can recall Honor Society. Musicals Band DOUGLAS WE NOEL You men eel your dinner of pork and beans. I eat more ctucken then any man has ever seen, 'Tt your BACK DOOR MAN Shanty Keggors Mt Mercy with FA. Roll mg Stones Doors. Allman Bros MacArthur had good times Forest city, FA. Roll GoodBye MARY WENZ People music, piano skiing traveling camping. The beach, banjo. N R P S . C S N Pure Prairie League year- book happy times Quiet moments Run m an Directions this way when you fmd out where you want to go you'll be pan of the way there CINDY WENZEL Dave. 1 '29 79. JB Heaven Can be Anywhere cruising cut- ting S S again, partying bars mall beach ' Goodbye school. It was fun but never again Goodbye friends that helped me grow Without friends life would be empty Keep m touch and stay healthy ' Good luck class of BO ROXANN WICKS Steve 6 20 79. summer 79 . islander games drivers Ed Staph Donna. Dawn UcheUe Lois Neil Young Jackson Browne If you have love m your kte. n can make up for a great many things you lack if you don t have it. no maner what else there is it's not enough JACK WILLIAMS It s been one heM of a party, all mghters. Keggors be mobile, crashing concerts, hit and run at seven elevens Leahy s lounge 79 Moisons Gol- den Ale. Slinging Colorado 77 and I am going again' Let It nde snacher Jack MICHAEL WITTENBERG Pun kmBabes — N R P S — Doobie Bros — Zank Frappa — camping — running — working out — guitar — dnvmg — tail — NOT DlSCO It you haven't reached your goal — It doesn t mean you cant, only that you haven t tried Mountains, woodpecker pie. sttups LSD and speedwork VW No sugar? Why Eat Boomerang won t come back• ROBERT WITTENBERG Friends and x od ames sports islanders Stanley cup 79-BO Mats Cowboys thanks Mr Bat and Mrs AAchaels My family JEFF WOELK Tha Grateful Dead The Doors Genesis The WHO concert 79 Mr Qumn s 6th grade class Sag Harbor The Hamptons and all the other good times' What a long strange tnp ELIZABETH WOSKOFF Friends AFS. field hockey, chorus, horseback riding swimming computer math and the country Count your Me by smiles not years Count your age by friends not years Good Luck to all' little kids are so damn free, they have the cutest damn little bicycles and the cutest damn little legs, and AL YE VOL I they never think dumb terrible thoughts like — damn. — Abby Attias LOIS ZARETSKY Today • the first day Of the rest of my hfe My parents and family, all of my best friends. MM S V. D S. B H DG BN cosmetology. Led Zeppelin. Rolling Stones Grateful Dead concerts, summer 79 The beach, islanders Rock lives'. Good-bye Mac Arthur' TOM ZEHENTNER Lynyrd Skynyrd. lacrosse hoops COB Mofson islanders Boardmg MT B cokseum vantage-Fly on proud bird you re free at last — If you don't Hke the way I'm bring you ust leave this long haired country boy alone ROBERT ZORN To aU my friends many years from now when I look at this book I will remember an of you Good Luck to all and hope to see you at our 20th reunion Mom and Dad Baseball basketball, foot ban— BOB ZORN 175 1 1. BILL BOYLE 2. TONI COMPAGNONE 3. BAP BARA APGONOIZZA 4. STEPHEN 01 MEGLIO 5. TONY AMATO I GERARD CAST 7. LORRAINE TONNER I SUSAN ORTOWSKI 9 ABBV ATTIAS 10 MARY CROWE 11. LILLY BOLTON 12. ALISON COHEN 13. USA SMALL 14. JOAN CORSELLO 15. LORI BAUGH 14 MARY WENZ 17. JACKIE CMAIT 18 NEIL CATANIA 19 BONNIE STEVENS 20 SUE MAFFETONE 21. GERI MILLER 22. SUZANNE LEWIS 23 LEO MONAHAN 24 TOM SULLIVAN 2S. ROBIN TATZ 2« SUSAN ROESCH 27. ROXANNE WICKS 28 DAVID ARBITER 29 BETH METRO 30 DONNA DI BLASI 31. MONICA FARNUNG 32 BRUCE MILLER 33 ERIN SMITH 34 JOAN DIGENNARO 35 ALISON EPP 36 JOSEPH MANE 37. BARBARA PREUSSNER 38 LAINA BENINAT1 36 DONNA HAN FT 40 MARY LINCKE 41. ROBERT MILLER 42 RICH NUZIO 43 DANNY LIFF 44 JEANNE EMIDOIO 45 AUOREY GOLDBERG 48 JERLENE CAPUTO 47. PETER BRISKIE 48 MIKE CACCAVALE 49 USA SCHACKET SO. LOIS ZARETSKY 51 STEVE SCHARF 52 CINOY WENZEL 53 ANGELO MALOARELLA 54 DEBBIE KAIZER 55 JAVIER ARMENGAU 56 ANNA ELLERUP 57. RANOY GREENSTEIN 58 SHARON CORNELL 59 JOHN SHANNON 80 DAVE KAPUVARI 81. KATHY CASSAR 82 SUSAN BECK 83. MARC GOLDBERG 84 BRUCE LONGELY 65 INGRIO FARNUNG 86 JOHAN ELLERUP 87. JUOI NASLONSKI 88 ADELE COHN 89 ROSE MARTIN 70 HEIDI BRUNO 71. ADENA BANK 72. DONNA STENZLER 73. CHRIS PERRUZZA 74. CHRIS COLEMAN 75. DONNA PAGL1ARELLO 78 DARLENE VELAZQUEZ 77. BRIAN PARLATO 78 MICHELLE MC QUIRE 79. 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LEVITTOWN Save Gas — Shop by Phone r M Catalog 735-3700 or 735-3701 Diner — Restaurant 180 Wantagh Ave., Wantagh, N Y. 11793 Best of Luck For School Supplies It’s SHANES NASSAU MALL 3601 Hempstead Tpk., Levittown TORINO QUALITY CATERERS DELI Try Our 6 Foot Heroes $6 per Foot incl Salads 3348 Jerusalem Ave . Wantagh, N Y. 11793 TO THE CLASS OF 1980 CRAFTY NEEDLE JIM DANDY DRIVE-IN CLEANERS SHIRT LAUNDRY 818 Hicksville Rd. (516) 798-2034 Massapequa, N.Y. 1272 Wantagh Ave., Wantagh 11798 221-1144 181 B B PIZZA, INC. RESTAURANT PIZZARIA Pizza Dinners Hero’s Catering THE SOPHOMORE CLASS WISHES THE CLASS OF 1980 THE BEST OF LUCK IN THEIR FUTURE CAREERS 2823 N. Jerusalem Rd. East Meadow, L.I., N.Y. FRANK FRAN SHOWCASE JEWELERS fran 1174 Wantagh Ave. Wantagh, N.Y. 11793 183 “If You’re Not Part of the Solution, You’re Part of the Problem.” Best of Luck to the Class of 1980 from the MODEL CONGRESS (516) 785-3200 LARSON. 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Thank you for the memories you’ve given me — They will remain a part of my innermost soul. Take care, my friend, and utter a silent prayer That someday we will face each other once again. — Michele Montiglio He gave one last look across the sky, across that magnificent silver land where he had learned so much.
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