Great Neck North High School - Arista Yearbook (Great Neck, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1977 volume:

fit Faculty -- Sports — Classes -- Seniors -- Living — Activities We Must Not Only Affirm the Thank G-d it’s Friday Brotherhood of Man; We Must Live It 3 4 To connect one's life in thoughts and deeds with others is the only way to make it worth living. T. Reik All People Smile in the Same Language 13 Unity Is Putting All The Pieces Together ■ dxi-.-u Advise and Consent jack guildroy, dept, head naomi schlessel fred scott 22 The Greatest Story Ever Told fred mack jack porter, dept, head marcia levy john kramer 24 leonard mandel, dept, head robert johnson lynda rilander preston provost theodore e. gouzoules 27 28 arnold messner sumner daniels liliane lazar marvin baron rudolph kemmer robert burggraf, dept, head philip sorgen ray olsen, dept, head willard scope bruce g. thompson The Sound of Music dr. alvin pinter, dept, head 33 The 7% Solution tony tuori, dept. head gloria harrington marilyn nissman margaret sanna bernard villemaire carol mitch The Turn of the chris geiger 37 dorothy hellman alphonse liquori david anderson 3? Clifford cobb thomas turner william reilly 40 thomas casey, dept, head, boys phy. ed. The Longest Yard robert morrison mary ann bamberger, dept, head, girls' phy. ed. 41 The Other david washer doris mauer ruth harrison florence rapoport carl heastrom 42 a. kieval a. moody a. maher m. hugo g. abroff h. goldstein c. sinrich g. jettelson m. lebolt d. schott a- diffley m. carroll t. pierzga, dept, head d. leighton For Whom The Bell Tolls 43 annette weston, librarian, dept, head marilyn sipress, tesl gayle monaster, reading center edna welling, reading center frances treem, librarian The Learning Tree 44 Great Expectations Virginia anthony, modern living dept. 45 46 BURNT OFFERINGS MR. CLEAN eleanor bartels florence landon eva Wertheimer rose dannenfelser fc--V r£ '. ■;..•;. . : - •■•■ V.. -i -, -|'v •; HBraaBB«Bg 1 m •v t . ? I5t-. v •«? . VvV� X vw',’ • •■•' 3' Ikv.V :■•;■ j?� «.' • A f . -' «NO; ■ •...1 . ; .« lEv -.r-xv- ••- ■••• 't Vi V • f -. ; | r v:' •• ’■ y, v K l 6.. v.|i;i V.VSr •.. ■' : '■;•■ v-' rt'v,’ . • |ill $$ fed y v ti ••.,-.. •'. •- ,.. 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Although North came out strongly and took the early territorial advantage, Garden City’s 2nd quarter fluke goal was enough to defeat North, 1-0. Although they were not to go any further than the second round of the playoffs this year, the team had nothing to be ashamed of. Here are the members of the team: The starters, goalie Doug Spector, Sweepers: Jeff Haar and Jim Citrin, Fullbacks: Rich Boyle, Kenny Rubinstein and Paul Sax, Halfbacks Howard Meiseles (all division), Eric Meyers (all-county), and Jim Silbergeld and Forwards: Charles Dillard, Alfred Geniets and Joel Aronstein. The substitutes: Lenox Arthur, Robert Bemthal, Gary Fishkin, Richard Frankel, Ronnie Gerber, Steve Okon, David Roggen, Neil Weiner, and Bobby Wanczowski. I've Got It Top Row L-R: L. Arthur, R. Gerber, R. Frankel. C. Dillard, J. Sllbergeld, P. Sax, D. Roggen, Mgrs. L. Eskow, R. Kaplan, L. Levene. Middle Row L-R: R. Bemthal, R. Khajezadeh. A. Gerriets, D. Spector, J. Citrin, B. Wanczowski, N. Weiner, J. Aronstein. Bottom Row L-R: Coach Folber. K. Rubenstcin, G. Fishkin, E. Meyers, (Capt.), H. Meiseles, (Capt.), R. Boyle, (Capt.), M. Romeo. S. Okon, Coach Tom Pierzga. Missing - J. Haar. What A Time To Get Lockjaw 52 Competition No Match for Racqueteers The racqueteermen recorded their 51st win in a row and their third straight Nassau County championship with a victory over Hewlett. The depth of the squad is revealed by the fact that 11 out of their 14 players are ranked in the east including their manager, Janet Weinstein. Those who are not ranked, including steady, Joel Feller, could easily start on any other team in the county. This year’s initiated players include senior Mar- shall Bluth, junior Tony Fromer, and freshman Dean Ehren, all looking forward to receiving their Nassau County championship jackets. Warren Grossman, a new member of both the Great Neck team and Great Neck, combined with Stanley Ross for an undefeated year and were possibly the second best doubles team in the county, a close second to North’s All Divi- sion first doubles team of team captain Michael Samra and Mark Miller. This year’s singles were led by All County winners Jimmy Gurfein and Steve Spielman. Steve closed out his four years of varsity tennis with a sen- sational record of 64 wins and only 1 loss. Mike Einsidler and Scott Schwartz who played third and fourth singles respectively both won honors and were undefeated. It’s only appropriate to mention the part that coach Marty Bennett plays in making tennis, which is basically an individual contest, an interesting and exciting team effort. Standing L-R: M. Einsidler. J. Weinstein. M. Lewis. D. Ehren. T. Fromer. J. Feller. S. Ross. S. Schwartz. S. Spielman. J. Gurfein. M. Bennett. Kneeling: M. Miller. M. Fischel. W. Grossman. Reclining: M. Samra (Captain). 53 Field Hockey Team Hits Hard Drive . . . Success . . . 5-4-1 . . . Third in division . . . Flickers once again yield to rival South . . . Dedicated players . . . Freezing weather . . . cold hands . . .Two new coaches - Coach Joan and Mother Darla . . . Losing eight seniors to graduation . . . Defense . . . Stamina . . . and Sportsmanship 57 Back: J. Mehrberg. W. Norman (Capt.), T. McKenzie, D. Doyle (Capt.), J. Hoey, A. Smolens. N. Kaplan. L. Gilliar, V. Omclichenko, L. Reich. A. Clark. Middle: J. Essex. D. Miller, W. Gibson. R. Paniagua. L. Higgins. T. Guloita. H. Horowitz. Front: D. Ford. B. Schermer. D. Narkun (Capt.). D. Clain, R. Hyman. Missing: S. Greenblatt, L. Robinson (Capt.), V. Smith, T. Nash. 58 Harriers Take Off Success came easily to the 1976 cross country runners. By the end of the season the relentless joggers had compiled a pleasing record of 5-1, good for second place in their league. There were many high points to the season, especially the post season awards. North seized a plethora of awards; included were: all division titles for Chris Omeltchenko (3rd consecutive year), Doug Abeles, (2nd consecutive year), Marc Levinson and Ira Salzman. Along with his all division honors, Omeltchenko was awarded all North Shore and Country recognition and was North’s sole representative in the New York State contest. Combined with the efforts of Omeltchenko, Abeles, Lev- inson and Salzman were members such as juniors Evan Fox and Adam Shapiro and sophomore Chris Boree who amazed coach Peter Hugo with his fine finishes. Reviewing the past season, Hugo appeared to be more than satisfied. ”We had a successful season although we had higher expectations.” — Fans. . . What Would We Do Without Them? A Rebuilding Year for Blazers 63 And The Fan Roars! Team Shows Courage The 1976 Blazer football season was not coach Tom Casey's idea of a perfect season. It was a year where all vet- eran team members but 7 were lost due to graduation. Although North lacked experience and had a great deficiency in size, they did not relent tremendous determination, drive and hi£h attitude. Unfortunately, the two opposing factors were large enough to result in the Blazers winning no games in 8 attempts. The hard working offense was very tough to stop when hot. It was led by quarterbacks Howard Ebner, and Junior Ray Robin. The line was handled by Tyrone Johnson, David Birn- baum, Josh Levine, and Jim Hoey with help coming from Scott Fruchtman, Steve Kurash, and Mike Previto. Charlie Jenkins and Mike Upsher were fine backs, while Bruce Polat- nick played end. George McCullough, and Seth Mushkin teamed with Ed McGintee to hold up the Defense. The season was a great learning experience for all involved. With many regulars returning, the team is looking forward to a good season next year. 64 TopRowL-R: Coach J. Thomas. Coach D. Burden. W. Goodfriend, Coach T. Casey, B. Considine, J. Hoey, S. Kurash, G. McCullough. S. Fruchtman, D. Bimbaum, T. Johnson. J. Rush, B. Polatnick, B. Dennelly, C. Krauter, J. Levine. Bottom Row L-R: M. Previto, S. Mushkin, I. Rosenblatt, H. Ebner, C. Jenkins. E. McGintee, M. Upsher, R. Robin, B. Levine. Missing: Ken Rubenstein. Featherbirds Smash to Victory 5-4 . . . Tough competition . . . Played well . . . Seven players to league championships . . . Depth in the ranks . . . Lots of returning talent . . . Only four seniors leaving . . . Marvullo and the mini-bus . . . on the road to a winning season Standing: S. Friedmann (capi.). J. Herzlinger. S. Cartagena, P. Murray, L. McDonell (capt.). C. DeMar. M. Budd, D. Marvullo (coach), B. Blumencranz. Kneeling: S. Chakrabany, L. Mandiberg. C. Gewanter. C. Rooney. A. Steier, S. Levine. Missing: R. Zagoren. 66 Blazers Play Tough Despite Record In a division of tremendous talent and fine teams, the 1976-1977 basketball Blazers put together a competitive sea- son though they had problems exhibiting consistent play. Their impressive preseason wins discredited the scornful crit- ics and raised some eyebrows, but early divisional losses put the squad at a deficit. They fought hard, and though the vic- tories weren't abundant (3-9 record), the excitement sure was. Bad breaks and small mistakes resulted in slim losses, while the Blazers treated their fans to intense stretch runs and closely fought contests. Lou Weinberg suffered a midseason injury but returned to lead the team scoring. Marc Fant's toughness off the back- boards and Rich Boyle's hustling tenacious play held the defense together. The offensive patterns were run by point guard Eric Meyers with powerful help from Charles Dillard and Joel Aronstein. Back Row L-R: M. Upsher, R. Boyle, M. Fant. B. Glasser, P. Miller. A. Pergameni. From Row L-R: Coach Morrison, E. Meyers, C. Dillard, B. Buiwin, I. Aronstein, G. McCullough. Silling (L-R): Managers. S. Block, A. Frumkin, N. Fox, M. Silver. 67 And the Future Prospects . . . Now That's A Shine! 69 Pinheads Strike Let's Bowl 'em Over . . . 6-4 . . . Third in League . . .Two players to individual championships . . . Great improvement during the season . . . Three players reached 200 . . . Losing three out of five varsity players to graduation R. Zagoren. T. Gulotta, B. Schirmer. H. Horowitz. R. Greenberg. J. Charnin. I. Cartagena. B. Kuhn. S. Cartagena. 70 Standing L to R: Dave Tanzman, David Gutchen. Coach Martin Bennett. Bruce Cohen, Gary Machiz. Sitting: Steven Okon, Jeff Haar. Missing: Alan Aboody. Pinheads Reach Counti es With Time to Spare Although not looked upon as a top contending team, North’s bowling squad displayed some fine talent this winter concluding with an impressive season’s record of 24 wins and 18 losses. With the combined efforts of Dave Gutchen (170 average), Dave Tanzman (168 average), Steve Okon (164 average), and Jeff Haar and Alan Aboody (both averaging 162) the team finished fourth in the league. This gave them a shot in the North Shore Playoffs, where a fine display of determination and team spirit moved them on to the Nassau County Championship. Going in as a predicted underdog, the North Bowling Team spent an entire day fighting for a position in the county. They were not, however, able to penetrate the consistency of the powerful South Shore teams and finished in an unexpected and highly respectable eighteenth place. 71 Setters Win Division Title Undefeated . . . almost . . . 11-1 . . . Lost last game to Port . . . Arf! . . . Cohesive unit . . . Mature team . . . Good friends . . . Respect for each other . . . Won on skill . . . Consistent serving . . . Strong bench . . . Well-rounded players . . . Fine coaching by Bamby and Sue ... Six seniors leaving . . . Strong nucleus for next year . . . PLAYOFFS . . . Disappointment . . . Lost to North Shore in 1st round . . . Weren't psyched . . . Fell to play- off pressures . . . Injuries . . . Nothing clicked . . . Nev- ertheless . . . Great achievements . . . Division champs . . . Earned greater respect for girls' sports 72 1st Row: L. HERMAN. L. REICH. D. DOYLE. L. VARLOTTA. J. ESSEX. R. VILGALYS. 2nd Row: A. CLARK. V. OMELTCHENKO, M. Berk. M. Preger. S. BLOOMFIELD, F. ROLNICK. M. MORZAN, BAMBY (VARSITY COACH). 3rd Row: S. Freedman (asst, coach). D. Lawlor (JV coach). C. Parker. D. Miklas, K. Maler. M. Budd. J. Arnet. A. Dicker. 73 Wrestlers Place Second in Division and Conference WRESTLING Constant hard work produced an impressive 9-4 record for this year’s wrestling team. Also, North finished second in its conference, and sec- ond in its division behind Island Trees. North wrestlers highlighted a successful season by beating Great Neck South in convincing style, 33-24 in a dual meet. Next, North went on to the Divisional where eleven of the team’s members placed. A first place was taken in the 108 pound weight class by Dan Raynor. George Wickboldt and Randall Remnek hooked seconds, and Andy Remnek, Mark Salzman, Mike Rosenfelder, Rich Einsidler and Alex Dannenberg placed thirds. Finally, fourth place positions were taken by Andy Green, Drew Fritzhand and Jim Hoey. The accomplishments of the 1976 North wrestlers shine brighter when one notes the youth of the team. Few squads would have expected such success from a team furnished with only five seniors. However, under the guidance of Long Island’s most colorful coach Ed Slater, North over- came its overall lack of experience. The five seniors on the team performed to their fullest, as each obtained an excellent win-loss record. Seniors Andy Remnek, Jon Klein, Jim Hoey, George Wickboldt and Dan Raynor all placed in this year’s Divisional Tournament and Raynor grasped fourth place in the North Shores. Perhaps more important than the results of this season, is the outlook for the future. Clearly. Great Neck North has built a solid base in wres- tling, and seasons coming should be even better than victories past. 74 75 Coach's Last Laps; Aquamen Break .500 Dennis Burden's coaching career recently came to a close and 12 years of hard work was capped off with a successful swim season. The pre-season goal of a .500 winning percentage was reached with an 8 and 7 record, taking hairline close meets from Uniondale and Wantagh. Junior Russ Berger stood out in the dual meet season and was rarely defeated in his specialty events, the Individual Medley and the 100-yard backstroke. He placed 5th in the I.M. at the year end New York State Qualifying Meet and took 9th in backstroke. Co-Captain with Berger was senior Jim Citrin, who was equally strong in the regular season, swimming the 200 and 100 yard freestyle events. In the qualifying meet, Citrin also swam the I.M. taking 11th place, and the 100 freestyle placing 14th in Nassau County. Senior Todd Noyes and sophomore Mike Levins teamed with Citrin and Berger to take 5th in the medley relay at the post season meet. Noyes and Levins were ifiajor contributors to the team's strength during the year, as were seniors Ron Lense and Debbi Narkun. Andy Valentine, Richard Sorkin, John Schwartz, David Kornblau, Marissa Martino, Anne Cosman, Andy Steckel, and Chris Constance, the members who added great depth, will all be eligible swimmers next season. Evan Fox, a new member, added the special touch of hard work, humor, and outstanding attitude that made the squad a team. The diving event was consistently the most powerful event for the Aquamen with June Preger, Steve Hayden, Lisa Gleeberman, and Scott Witt. North fared well at the end of the season as Hayden finished with an extra-ordinary first in Nassau County followed closely by Preger with her remarkable second place finish. Gleeberman and Witt placed 15th and 16th in the county, respectively. The swimmers look solid for next year, although a number of graduates will deplete the team. One diver and several swimmers will be leaving, but the one who will be most greatly missed is their beloved coach, Mr. Dennis Burden. 76 Gymnasts End Enjoyable season . . . Decent show- ing in meets . . . Problems . . . Not enough difficulty in routines . . . Plagued by injuries . . . Inexperi- enced team . . . More than 50°Jo sophomores . . . Strong vaulting . . . Good beam . . . Marvy's Monkeys” (have a banana!) are opti- mistic about next year . . . Only five seniors leaving . . . Experience comes with the return of this year's team members . . . End season with successful performance for school Season With H igh Note Top: L. Higgins, R. Douglas. Middle: C. Silverman (mgr.), J. Amet, A. Buss. L. Hecht. A. Lachs, D. Schwartz, L. Gross, C. Mollura. Bottom: D. Schlesinger, D. Doyle (capt.), S. Friedmann, L. Fogel. S. Marcus. Missing: C. Beecher. A. Block (capt.), L. Bosboom, E. Epstein, A. Steier (mgr.). 79 Winter Track While braving one of the harshest winters in memory, the North Harriers turned in some out- standing performances during their indoor season. The brutal weather often forced the Harriers to utilize the school's halls, severely limiting their training. Senior Chris Omeltchenko, one of the finest runners the school has produced, found the weather to his liking. Omo won the two-mile event in the Divisional Championships with a time of 9:41, a school record. He also finished third in the North Shores and fifth in the Counties to end an outstanding season. Doug Abeles, another distance runner, placed fourth in the divisional in the two mile run then teamed up with Chris Boree, Adam Shapiro, and Larry Unger to take second place in the two-mile relay. The sprinters, led by Lennox Arthur and Billy Lance also had a fine season. Lennox competed in the 300-yard dash and captured fifth place in the North Shores. Lance won medals in two races at the Nassau County Relays. Perhaps the biggest surprise of the season turned out to be Marc Levinson. Levinson turned in a third place finish in the counties, in the one mile walk. His finish qualified him for the New York State Indoor Championships at Cornell. At Cor- nell, Levinson finished a very strong seventh. The best the entire squad could manage was a third place in the Divisionals. The Harriers, coached by Peter Hugo, were greatly helped by the contributions of Howard Ebner, Ira Salzman, Mark Clark, Lewis Love, Jeff Mazel, Billy Marks, and Mickey Maisel. Basketball's Shooting Stars Flicker 8-4 . . . Six straight victories before first loss . . . Speed and effective defense . . . However . . . Problem offense and not enough height . . . Last half of season disappointing . . . Playoff berth just missed because of defeat in last game . . . Ended up third in division . . . Excellent coaching . . . Experienced team . . . Losing six varsity players . . . Strong nucleus for rebuilding next year's team . . . When the banana returns Back: W. NORMAN. C. PARKER, J. HOEY. A SMOLENS. L. VARLOTTA. R. ABERMAN (COACH). L. REICH. (CAPT.). A. CLARK.-L. HERMAN. V. OMELTOCHENKO. Front: M. Budd. G. Bryant. S. Budd, J. Gruncbaum (jv coach). H. Horowitz and ••Banana. B. Schirmer. J. Essex. W. Seely (mgr.). Missing: S. Cartagena, T. McKenzie, N. Peterson. E. Falk (mgr.). 81 82 83 Stickhandlers Lookin' Sharp Top Row L to R: Coach Greene. R. Boyle, A. Cutler. J. Saavedra. E. Sharp. A. Gerriets. G. McCullough. D. Antosofsky, B. Levine. G. Wickboldt. D. Lewine, L. Schwartz. Coach Sweeney. Middle Row: E. McGintee, L. Berthen, T. Johnson, C. Cole, S. Kossovcr, J. Zoida. B. Denelly, S. Mushkin. Bottom Row: J. Hoey, J. Citxin, C. Jenkins, D. Raynor, H. Ebner, Manager Beth Blumencranz. Missing: J. Silbergeld, Manager Lee Ann Oscar. Sof+ball Hi+s Hard 86 Victory for Girl's Tennis Heavy schedule . . . Twelve matches and one scrimmage . . . Toughest competition considered to be Roslyn . . . Winning season predicted . . . Confident of obtaining a play-off spot 87 Blazers Confident Repeating As Standing L-R: Steve Okon, Louis Weinberg, Barry Rosenberg, Mike Previto, Mark Sussman. Sitting L- R: Jodi Summers. Peter Brit war, Mat Piselli, Ray Robbins, Jeff Haar. 88 ivision Cha mpions D 89 Trackmen Hurdle, Sprint, and Jump to Victory The Great Neck North Harriers, coached by William Paradisin, once again had a fine spring track season. The nucleus of long-distance runners led by the infatigable Chris Omeltchenko. Doug Abeles and Ira Salzman joined Chris and added depth to the strong mile and two mile events which compensated for weaknesses in some of the other areas. Charles Dillard demonstrated his versatility by leading the Hamers in the middle-distance events. Marc Levinson also did very well in the half mile race. In the hurdles it was Brad Shields and Ira Rosenblat who took care of most of the point scoring in both the 120’s and intermediates. Lennox Arthur did an outstanding job in the 440 yard dash and also scored well in the other sprints as well as some of the field events. Franklin Grahm also did a superb job in the sprints and jumping events. Alex Danenberg was tops in the pole vault doing surprisingly well in only his second year in this particular event. These individuals plus many others contributed to an excellent season and helped make the Harriers one of Norths stronger spring teams. 90 The wooden stove where our hats Were hung, r w rds were told oiir songs were su'hg', longedq re Jiow n y year h s assedjafridgone, WmS b P ha eea-'idst fed won' Ahd maEfy a road'talteBu mahjTair htk: And each one,I've never,seen again..: •' . BS£'t - IpvUh'. I wish, I wish in vain. That we could sit slraply jn.thaj. room ag ni Ten thousand dollars.at the drop of. a fiat,'. I'd givf it 11 gladly if our lives could be like that ,r ' «V‘ •• frig abotft. ,:«ursi4 :s XT Sit Agg. “ a '4 L® � ,:� ( rf ' ItK •' - • .■ jji jSf ■ ■ +'. • J- f J i; -V ..• ' s • . . i ' J • •’ '■' ' • r � ,« V liv S5WS8$.? V - Z- , 'y • r ‘ . ,, -1 -vr � v-v-.i - ' •■' ' vr- •’.� ■• . � - • v v Tr“ . Z Cvy i ..' ; 95 rm V 100 101 102 103 JOHN -L-MILLER GREAT NECK- NORTH SENIOR - HIG CREATNECK. NEW-YOR THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT 3hi Cla65 tf 197T HAS SATISFACTORILY-COMPLETED A PROGRAM OF STUDIES F BOARD OF-EDUCATION AND IN RECOGNITION THEREOF DIPLOMA GIVE AT-GREAT NECK NEW YORK THIS-MONTE ONE THOUSAND NINE-HUNDRED SEVENTY douglas abeles benjamin abelow alan aboody richard alien michael altman cheryl ames david antosofsky lisa aronson joel aronstein seth abrams santos acevedo 106 caren beecher david behar lauren belfer tom barrow mark banner hal bashein barbara baron roger becker 107 scott benson eleanor berger nicole bergman lief berthen lori bezahler sally bloch michele berk amy bernstein jessica bernstein laura bernstein richard boyle eric brand eric brandt peter britwar suzanne brown lancelot burgher adria buss Christopher califano scott cantor 109 those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves -sir james barrie barbara carlin shirley cartagena debra cohen paul chemoff barbara cimarelli allison dark andrew cobb howard cohen no cary cohen jane cohen martin cohn david cooper Christopher cole debbie crawford michael cole cheryl demar sharon deutscher aren dicker Charles dillard Jeffrey dorfman denise doyle smokin' cigarettes and writing something nasty on the wall teacher sends you to the principal's office down the hall you grow up and learn that kinda thing ain't right but while you were doin't it - it sure felt outta sight i wish those days could come back once more why did those days ever have to go - stevie wonder mary lee duggan lisa early howard ebner janet eisner bruce ellerin laurie eskow mitchell falow 112 randi falow mark fant ralph eser janet engels barrie epstein michael fink michael fishbin Steven fogel wayne forman nina fox harriet frankel peter frankfort richard freedline susan friedmann 113 114 115 todd fritzhand daniel fruchtman anat frumkin jonathan gaines scott galin bonnie gerla alfred gerriets john gibson timothy gidseg Steven gladstone 1. bruce glasser ilene gold 116 debra goldberg terri goldenberg dean goldfarb tina goldman david goldring jonas goldstein claudia gomez susan gonzalez susan gordan robin gottlieb Clifford greenberg Jeffrey herman many gross peter guttchen a friend is the present you give yourself - robert louis Stevenson risa greenberg wendy grolnick liane grunberg anthony gulotta jeff haar ellen hantman karen hermele melissa heuman james hoey jayne hoey laura hubbard susan inkeles ned howard nanci hyams amy horowitz Steve horowitz greta howard 119 amy isaacs sara isaacs evan israel patricia jackson michael jaensch richard kaplan debbie kasin richard kaye j'oanne kazar cathy Jeffrey Charles jenkins allyson johnson 120 jon klein karen klein alison kleinfeld david klopman steven kossover david kountz steven kuh matthew kulick steven kurash 121 leslie kushner sherry laitman faramarr latai jerry lazar hurt levine joshua levine gregory leeds ronald lense lesley levene linda levine marc levinson nancy levinson grace levy robert lewine 1 22 susan manning amy marcus suzan marcus You've Got The Cutest Little Baby Face 124 claudia menaldino robert mevorach eric meyers elizabeth miller 126 monica morzan seth mushkin deborah narkun john naughton judy nayer todd noyes Steven okon mark omeltchenko maura o'regan leslie ozaroff regina paniagua 127 lori pergament steven permut edward phillips robert pierre corinne parker cheril pasternak sharon patent andrew penson audrey pine bruce polatnick john portelli shahrokh pozooky leslie praver june preger 128 michael previto james propp daniel raynor yvetta rechler leslie reich andrew remnek i do my thing and you do your thing. i am not in this world to live up to your expectations and you are not in this world to live up to mine. you are you and i am i, and if by chance we find each other, it's beautiful. - frederick s. peris 129 timothy renick laurie rifkin richard rios david robbins david roggen barry rosenberg steven rosenberg valerie rosenson lesley rosenthal paul rosenzweig cindy rubenau daniel rubin rina rosolio roxana rossell 130 we may never pass this way again so i wanna laugh while the laughin’ is easy i wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile i may never pass this way again - seals crofts wendy sandbank marie san-roman elaine sassower beth scharfman bernard schneiderman jay scheiner william scher lisa schuller 131 monica schurtman carla schwartz len schwartz louise schwartz scott schwartz laurie scott robert shalom david shayne beth sherman brad shields leslie shore karen siegelman 132 barbara silberglait beth silberman bonnie siracusa valerie smith jami star ellen steckel michael stein gary stempa 136 caron stieglitz vicki stone debra storch jodi summers mark sussman elizabeth sutton debra talve david tanzman karen tokar stuart timpa michael tindel 137 laurie varlotta rasa vilgalys robert wanczouski daniel wang louis weinberg william weis nancy weiss patricia Williamson gabrielle winsberg stacey wolfer Sidney winston marc wollis barbara yanover 138 lisa zeitel rhonda zucker Camera Shy ryr 144 147 On The Campaign Trail. 150 151 152 154 155 158 ” 1 159 ARISTA 77 1977 arista staff editor-in-chicf nanci hyams melissa heuman layout editor wendy grolnick lenny schwartz an editor both scharfman Stephen kushner associate an editor anat frumkin Stephen seckler boys sports editors lenny schwanz bruce cohn danny raynor sponsor manin bennett girls spons editor susan friedmann business sponsor leonard mandel associate girls sports editor wendy norman production manager jayson korman photography editors jodi summers neil brown copy contributors jimmy citrin susan friedmann associate photography editor jordan miller cliff greenberg index editors jeff haar howard meiseles wendy norman michael samra faculty editor lesley rosenthal lenny schwanz senior editors nina fox doug spector michele spector special thanks to: peter hirsch underclassman editors michele haber leslic glabman liz hirsch roz productions activities editor andy love janet eisner copy editor rhonda siegel doug spector photographers Usa spector seth lieberman the an staff the senior staff The experience of being editor of Arista 1977 was a phenomenal one. I feel very fortunate to have had the opportunity to work with people like Marty Bennett, Lenny Mandel, Phil St. Pierre, Frank Vitori and of course the Arista staff which was the most competent, hard working staff Arista has ever had. Thank-you staff for making this experience a beautiful one. Nanci Hyams nanci hyams - editor-in-chief andy love - activities editor beth scharfman, anat frumkin - an editors michele spector, nina fox - senior editors Photo Staff jeff haar, howard meiseles - index editors The Art Staff 162 lenny schwartz, danny raynor - boys sports editors michele haber - underclassman editor susan friedmann - girls sports editor lesley rosenthal - faculty editor 163 ✓ V •• '■ To Martin Bennett In this yearbook. Mr. Bennett is given the title of sponsor. Few who aren't involved in Arista realize how much credit he really deserves. Not only did he ease the tension with his witty jokes and consistent confidence, he guided us from the introduction to conclusion. All who work with him have developed a certain respect and closeness towards him. So much of his free time is spent working for Arista that it's hard to imagine how he has the time to be coach of the bowling and tennis teams, and always be available for help in physics. We hope you appreciate this yearbook as much as wc appreciate Mr. Bennett, (that's a helluva lot!) Sincerely. The Arista Staff 164 Hebrew Culture Club 165 166 Determined to report the news of the school in alternative fashion, members of the Commu- nity School published . . . Basement Papers Board Reps Student Organization M. Altman, P. Heide, J. Korman, S. Benson. Pres. - M. Miller, vice pres. - A. Cohen, secretary - R. Glazer, treasurer - K. Breslin. Soph Cla 67 Cast (in order of appearance) Joe Keller------ Kate Keller — Chris Keller - -- Ann Deever — George Deever Dr. Jim Bayliss Sue Bayliss----- Frank Lubey --- Lydia Lubey -- Bert----------- ------Billy Scher ------Kim Young -----Eric K. Brand -----Nicole Bokat -----Eric Gumpert ------jerry Lazar --Karen O'Connell ------John Gersten Carol Schoenbaum --------Bob Block 168 President - N. Bokat, Vice president - J. Propp, Secretary - S. Zimmerman, Treasurer - W. Scher. 169 Prom Committee A. Love, C. Lubin, M. Ades, A. Dicker, J. Pearlman, R. Shalom. 170 Cast Barry Kosenberg Carol Shoenbaum Nicole Bokat David Friedman Leslie Ozaroff Laurie Rifkin John Gersten Cathy Sontag Mark Sussman Risa Greenberg Karen O’Connell Robin Lippet Nancy Machton 171 172 Pres. - R. Frankel, V. Pres. - S. Weiss, Sec. - E. Bauman, Treas. - A. Sheiman. MATH CONTEST CLUB Capi. - J. Propp, Co-Pres. - M. Fink, D. Sorkin, B. Weis, S. Cantor. 173 174 TAP DANCING B.A.A. Pres. - W. Norman, V. Pres. - J. Hoey, Sec. - L. Varlotta, Treas. - A. Smolens. Pres. - B. Polatnick, V. Pres. - R. Boyle, Treas. - D. Raynor. 175 176 Guide Bps! Vol. XLVI GREAT NECK NORTH June, 1977 The People Behind The Print barbara zalaznick and edward phillips This year’s GUIDE POST, led by editors-in-chief Barbara Zalaznick and Edward Phillips along with associ- ate editors Howard Cohen and Jon Klein, continued to uphold a forty-six year tradition of excellence in jour- nalism. The feature pages, edited by the verbose Bruce Ellerin, Dova Marder and associate Andrew Halpert, were improved through new graphics and the advent of a popular classified section. Reporter Halpert’s feature, ”As The School Turns,” delved into some of the more pertinent issues of school life including, pigeon droppings, the front hedge and the water fountains. Meanwhile on the spons page, three letterman Eric Meyers, and the frantic Shana Chung covered the athletic events, successfully squeezing in the most articles possible. They were assisted by senior field correspondents David Kountz, Steven Kuh and Bruce Polatnick. Juniors Michael Waldman, Karen Krinsley and associate Meredith Savitt perfected the art of muck-raking to fill the front page with newsworthy items. Art editor, Beth Scharfman graced the empty spaces with her rapidograph while ever dependable Daniel Wank and his sidekick Jordan Miller captured the year’s events with their cameras. The newspaper, however, could not long have stayed in the black without the hard work of the frugal business manager David Sorkin, the ad man, Eric Brandt and their mentor Mr. Wil- liam Reilly. To really understand the workings of GUIDE POST it is necessary to partici- pate in a paste-up. This process, by which the actual format of the paper is determined, is an extremely lengthy procedure. Much of the time, how- ever, is consumed by eating or decid- ing what to eat. Mr. Cobb prepares periodic after- noon snacks of hot cup-a-soup or warm cocoa. Dinner invariably consists of an appetizer of barbecued potato chips, followed by a main course of pizza pie, with M M’s for dessert. All this food, as well as Eric’s orange juice and Beth's no-cal soda, is dutifully deliv- ered by Anne Kamer. In the few remaining hours of true labor, a great deal of time is spent arguing over which page should use the ads. The feature staff usually yields to the sports staff after extensive arbitra- tion. barbara zalaznick. jane chamin, bcih scharfman and ronny gcrbcr 177 Page 2 GUIDE POST June, 1977 andy halpcn and bruce ellerin eric meyers michael waldman and meredilh savin Prejudice Rampant At North top row from left: dova marder, beth scharfman. eric meyers, karen krinslcy. michacl waldman. amy casscdy, david sorkin, eddie phillips. bruce ellerin, barbara zalaznick, howard cohen. bottom row from left: meredith savitt, cliff cobb, andy halpert, shana chung, jordan miller. June, 1977 GUIDE POST Page 3 GUIDE POST STAFF 1976-1977 Editors-in-Chief Barbara Zalaznick Associate Editors Jon Klein EDITORIAL STAFF News Editors Michael Waldman Associate News Editor Feature Editors Dova Marder Associate Feature Editor . Andrew Halpert Sports Editor Associate Sports Editor Copy Editor Photography Editor Associate Photography Editor Art Editor BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Advertising Editor Circulation Manager Published by the students of John L. Miller—Great Neck North Senior High School. Editorial Advisor . Mr. Clifford Cobb Business Advisor . Mr. William Reilly Principal ho ward cohen and jon klein Board Delay david sorkin s Consolidation Arista Chooses Unity As Yearbook Theme Classified I HEREBY STATE that I am smarter than David Sorkin. LOCKER 1696 I LOVE YOU! WANTED - New sponsor for Guide Post. Must have beard, knowledge of European History and must be old pals with Bobby Mattick. Inquire at Guide Post office. Section WANTED - New Arista Editor for next year. Must have a well stocked refrigera- tor and a sturdy home. FRYE BOOTS for sale. New. Worn twice. Tan with green embroidery. DESPERATELY NEEDED: Arista photogra- pher that will not shutter. shana chung 179 180 What do you mean you can’t do my homework? Community School Community School . . . Norths' alternative education concept now in its 6th year of living and learning, offering a unique atmosphere to those who teach and those who attend its classes. 83 187 00 00 189 190 191 To have courage without pugnacity To have conviction without bigotry To have charity without condescension To have faith without credulity To have love of humanity without mere sentimentality To have meekness with power and emotion with sanity That is brotherhood. Charles Evans Hughes -« •.. i • — s 5 Ji Let Your Fingers Do the Walking in the Index 106. 167 robin aaron 95 richard aaronson 99 doug abcles 7, 59, 80, 90, 106 benjy abelow 106,111 alan aboody 71, 106 seth,abrfims 106, 117 santos cevedo 106 Pam ackerman 106 'midhael ades .9, 106 robert aizer 165 richard alien 106,190 michael altman 10, 105 angrea altman 166 - cheryl ames 106 david antosofsky 8, fl, 84, 85, 106 ark antosofsky 8 ari arlow 183 f rry armpn 165 Lulie amet 73,78,79 l a aronson 106, 141, 178 1 aronstein 51, 52, 67, 68,-80, - -45.180 leoox arthur 52, 80, 107 nal aryeh- 107 shahfar ar eh 144 cathy ayaghe 174 j . karen bader 6, 9, 55. 10 , 165 hilary bakst 16$ richard balogh 175 f elien balsam 45,102 i baifaraharon 107 torn Barrow 6, 10. 42. 107 . l f66, 182 mark bannof 107. hal basheifr 107 k evan bauman 173 sloven beberman 99 roger becker 107, 140, 14 caren beecher 107 , 120, david behar 107 fL lauren belfer 4, 107 scoit be risen 9,108 laurfe berenson 169 judy berg 96,101 ellen berger 108, 159 ’ ru?berger 76, 152 nichderWrgman 108, 173 evan.berk 75 ) ' L ; michele berk 72, 73, 108, 113 ira berkowiiz 97 amy berlin 169 amy berstein 108. 174 jesslca bernstein 108, 183 laura bemstein 108, 182 marsha berstein 165 robin berstein 4 roberiLbernthal 103 lief berthen 84, 108 lori bezahler 108, 166, 174 mary biegan 5 david birnbaum 5, 100, 175, 183 185 111 62. 109, ■ w 5, 109, 139 ro t t g 165 178. 17 illi 1 no. 114, 149. 174 sally bloch alice block roben block shari bloch susan bloomfidd 87, 175 susan bluraberg 109,120,168 beth blumencranz 66, 84, 188 marshall bluth 7. 109, 114. 154 bernice blye 165 nichole bokat J0 , 109, 168, 169, chric boree 80 isa bosboom 45, 55, 78, 96 ichard boyle 50, 67, 84, 109, 133, i 148. 175, 188 ric brand 2, 109, 168, 169, 190 ic brandt 68, 106, 109, 190 nda brenin 169 n breslin 167 tier britwar 5, 88, 89, 109 ,ce bromberg 165 tita brown 4, 13, 151, 162, 181 brown 9, 13, 160, 162, 181 suzanne brown 109 rolfcid brunner 188 gloria bryant 81, 98, 101 mildted budd 66, 73, 81, 101, 175: lancilot burgher 109 car«busner 12, 155 adria buss 87, 109, 144, 102 biliary ler 14 brad butwir L 7 chris calif a no I 110. 114 kevin Campbell 191 scott cantor 109, 173 barbara carlin 5 1 tina caro 97 f f li shiiley Cartagena 66, 86, 110 1 amy cassedy 178, 179 sreelekha chakabarty 66 jane chamin 70, 165, 177 paul chemoff 110 cathy chestler 87 jin young chung shana chung 1 barbara cimareh, jim citrin f «ftj diane civic t lth 14 .166 debbie opjp f Wi £ allison dark 1?. 7?, 81, mark dark 8( , 90 andy cobb 110, 173, 178 adam cohen 65. 167 cary cohen 110,112 debra cohen 1M). 184 howard cohen 110, 178, 179 jane cohen 111. 183 S leslie cohen 186 a -f JM bruce cohn 71 ellyn cohn 16 marty cohn 111 andy cole 169 chris cole 2, 84, 85, 11 michael cole 111,134 dave cooper 111, 139 annette corley 24,101 ann cossman 98 debbie crawford 110,111 andy cutler 5, 84, 111, 175, 188 robert cutler 166, 185 alex dannenberg shari davis 111 allyson defrin 45 cheryl demar 66, 111, 146 beth dembitzer 55, 165, 172 brian dennelly 84,175 sharon deutscher 1, 6, 111, 150 james diamond 75 i 165 11. 160. 163 Yes81’ 188 6, 185 I 6. m Charles dillard 5, 16. 51, 52, 67. 68. Ill, 121 cindy diskin 140 jeff dorfman 10, 17, 111 amy dorman 62 renee douglas 79 denise doyle 57, 73, 78, 111, 175 mary lee duggan 112 Charles dworkis 183 lisa eary 3,17,112,144 henry eber 90 susan ebin 165 ho ward ebner 2, 63, 84, 112, 121 robert ehrlich 183 dan einsidler 75,96 michael einsidlei 44, 54, 103, 144, 165 richard einsidler 175 janet eisnei 11, 16. 112, 114, 184 bruce ellerin 112,178 janet engles 112,181 barrie epstein 112 cunis epstein 114 eve epstein 78, 79, 165 ralph eser 7, 112 laurie eskow 4, 5, 112, 181 jessica essex 73, 81, 175 lynn fainblatt 95 eileen falk 165 mitchell falow 6, 112 randi falow 112 mark fant 67, 68, 112, 145 jen feldheim 7, 182 shira feldheim 113,191 diana feldman 113,182,183 evan feldman 113 sieve feldman 8, 11, 113, 154 joel feller 53, 113, 134 rena feller 185 craig ferp 191 sandra fine 113 michael fink 110, 113, 173 michael fishbin 5, 113 jennifer flack 6, 165 lynne fleshel 169 lisa fogel 79 Steve fogel 113 wayne forman 5, 10, 113, 149, 188 evan fox 59, 76� 90, 101, 183 nina fox 62, 87, 113, 137, 161. 190 harriet frankel 105,113,162 richard frankel 37, 51, 113, 173 adam frankfon 94 peter frankfon 113 jodi freedman 96 susan friedmann 66, 79, 113, 128, 159, 163, 165 drew fritzhand 75,99 todd fritzhand 110.116 tony fromer 9 danny fruchtman 116,134 anat frumkin 5, 116, 160, 161, 162, 165 john gaines 116, 141 scott galin 116,104 ronald gerber 177,184 jimmy gerfin 103 bonnie gerla 116 kathy gerla 103, 185 alfred gerriets 7, 50, 84, 85, 116, 175 john gersten 169 cathy gewanter 66 john gibson 116 tim gidseg 116 lisa gilliar 57 leslie glabman 17,165 steven gladstone 116,184 richard glaser 167 sari glaser 62 bruce glasser 4, 11, 67, 116, 151, 168 lisa gleberman 166,183 ilene gold 116 jacki gold 116,141 mark gold 116, 154 debra goldberg 117,131 terri goldenberg 117 dean goldfarb 117 michael goldman 75 scott goldman 162,173 tina goldman david goldring jonas goldstein susan goldstein claudia gomez 117 117 117 147. 154. 191 117, 182 susan gonzalez 117 susan gordon 117, 165 robin gottlieb 117,135 adina green 75 andy green 75 cliff greenberg 8, 118, 133 karen greenberg 172 risa greenberg 70, 118, 169, 171 robert greenberg 65 dina greenfield 8,153 wendy grolnick 3, 7, 36, 118, 150, 160 liz gross 79, 169 many gross 118, 155, 166, 182 meryl grossman 96,181 liane grunberg 118 anthony gulotta 118 terri gulotta 70 eric gumpert 169 jimmy gurfein 54 david guttchen 71 peter guttchen 118, 166, 183 jeff haar 71. 88. 89, 115, 118, 133, 183 michele haber 17, 152, 182, 163, 183 matthew halpern 182,183 andy halpen 40, 173, 78, 187 ellen hantman 118,148 lisa harnick 45, 155 roger harris 169 todd harris 2. 51, 58, 167 leslie hecht 14, 79 margaret heide 166, 167, 183 joanne heller 2 jeffrey herman 118 karen hermele 140,141 laura herman 73,81 jamie henzlinger 66,144 melissa heuman 133, 162, 172 lynda higgins 79 peter-hirsch 42, 62, 182 jennifer hock 165 james hoey 74, 75, 84, 115, 119, 175 jayne hoey 58, 81, 119, 151 jacquelin hoffman 165 amy horowitz 119 hedy horowitz 81, 175 ruth horowitz 165 steven horowitz 140 greta howard 119 ned howard 119, 140 robert howard 75 victoria howard 1,165 laura hubberd 119 nanci hyams 16, 113, 119, 161 susan inkeles 2, 4, 119 jeff irwin 182 amy isaacs 119, 140 sara isaacs 43, 119, 140 evan Israel 119 pattie jackson 7, 45, 119, 144 ellen jacobs 87 michael jaensch 119 cathy jeffrey 87, 120 steven jeffrey 175 Charles jenkins 62, 84, 120 allyson johnson 120, 154 tyrone johnson 7, 65, 84, 120, 175, 181 robin kahn 158 anne kamer 10, 18, 120, 155 ellen kaplan 79,175 nancy kaplan 58 rena kaplan 62, 120, 166, 181, 189 richard kaplan 107, 110, 120, 166, 182, 183 susan karlan 120 debra kasin 2, 120 susan kass 120, 152 michelle katz 165 debbie kaufman 120 ricky kaye 120 joanne kazar 120, 141, 148, 165, 176 jamie keller 121 diana kessler 101 arsalan khalifan 121 jolene kimelman 121, 137 beth kimmelman 121 chris king 145 veronica kirk 121 amy klein 165 donklein 74, 75, 121, 148, 178 karen klein 121 allison kleinfeld 121 david klopman 121 craig koenigsberg 102 vanessa kooby 165 jason korman 16, 99 melanie kom 1 steven kossover 7, 84, 121, 133 david kouncz 121, 140 karen krinsley 178 darine kronengold 165 steven kuh 121, 141 matthew kulick 121 Steve kurash 5, 121, 145 jordan kushner 96, 100 leslie kushner 4, 9, 55, 122 Stephen kushner 75, 147, 172 aileen lachs 79, 165 sherry laitman 12, 56, 122, 176 taramarz latai 122 gerald lazar 2, 122, 168, 169 gregory leeds 122,183 jaynie leiderman 14, 98 ronald lense 76, 122, 136 lesley levine 9, 122, 189 bun levine 84, 122, 146 dan levine 165 dans, levine 166 joshua levine 122, 134 linda levine 10, 191, 122 Stephanie levine 66 marc levinson 6, 59, 80, 90, 122 nancy levinson 55, 122, 151, 186 grace levy 120, 122, 176 daniel lewine 84 roben lewine 5, 122 melanie lewis 62, 123 geoffrey lieber 160 seth lieberman 162 zabrina lieberman 14, 56, 123, 152 joshua lief 95 robin lippet 161,171 steven lipsman 171 lawrence lissaver 173 daniel lisser 103 steven lisser 2, 123 lisa littman 5, 123, 150 andy love 127, 160, 161, 168, 123, 127, 146 lewis love 80,90 claudia lubin 5, 123, 145, 154, 159, 168, 174 ruth lunt 123, 169 danny lurie 12, 164, 190 marcia lurin 169 andrew luskin 153 gary machiz 71, 167, 188 karen maier 73 laune mandiberg 66 beth mankin 94 mitchell mankin 94 timothy mann 123,173 susan manning 123, 129, 181 amy marcus 123 emily marcus 62,102 Stephanie marcus 79 susan marcus 123, 141, 144 dova marder 178 joy margulis 126 cindy markowitz 1 anne marks 126 derrel marsella 98, 191 marc martin 187 nancy matchton 97, 171, 183 geoffrey mazel 80, 90 joseph mazel 16, 126, 154 susan mccarthy 126 george mccullough 6, 67, 84, 126 lillian mcdonell 66,86 eddie mcgintee 64, 84, 85, 114, 126, 146 tina mckenzie 58, 126, 175 jill mehrberg 57,87 howard meiseles 5, 17, 50, 51, 52, 126, 184 claudia menaldino 113, 126 robert mevorach 108, 126, 185 eric meyers 51, 52, 67, 68, 126, 145, 178 danute miklas 73, 100 dina miller 175 liz miller 126 jordan miller 162, 172, 178 lesley miller 109, 165 mark miller 54, 153 matt miller 167 paul miller 67. 69 195 M tmk — 111 175 75 171; seth miller 127 pam millstein '165 brenne mirow 127 rom moheban 127, 173 ‘ . Concerta mollura 79 farshad monasebian 127 myra morris 127, 182 monica morzan 127 pam murray 66 seth mushkin 84, 127, 145 debbie narkun 86, 106, 127 tracy nash 21 john naughton 127 judy nayer 127 jobn neub jt 190 elaine nevrman 169. 172 glenn newmark 9 5 donna nichols 180 wendy normanj 57, richard novack 75 michael november todd noyes 127 karen o’connell 169 patrick o’leary 173' , sieve okon 14, 17, 50, 71 127 chris omeltchenko 59,80, Vicky omeltchenko 73.81 maura o’regan 127 V cathy ornstein 8 _ dedi ornstein 166,183 lee ann oscar 8 1 leslie ozaroff 127, 150, 171 regina paniaqua 127 Liz paris 14, 56, 94, 150 corinne parker 73,128 cheryl pasternak 88, 128 sharon patent 36, 128, 190 jim pearlman 186, 191 - ellen pelz 4, 128 andrew penson 126, 128, 165 arthur pergament 6, 67, 69, 94 lori pergament -128, 149, 162 steve permut 128, 130 eddie phillips 128, 177, 178, 185 robert pierre 90, 128 audrey pine 118, 128, 181 mathew piseili 88,89 michael plotnick 165 bruce polatnick 11, 115, 128, 175 MX I 127 133 12, 62. 128, 168, goidon polatnick 165 john-portelli 128, 141 suzanne posner 165, 169, 175 shohrokh pozooki 128 leslie praver 128 june preger 3, 76, 128, 151, 191 mary preger 12, 72, 73 mike previtp 65, 88, 121, 129 jim propp 129, 158, 166, 169 amy putterman 160 jeremy raben 166, 182 eva rahmanan 129, 135, 145 caihy raphael 8, 101, 182 alien rappaport 129,169 albert rashtian 129 danny raynor 4, 74, 75, 84, 120, 163, 175 yvetta rechler 129 leslie reich 58. 72, 73, 86. 89, 129, 189 andrew rein nek 74, 75, 129, 134 timothy re nick 129,166 dale reyer 36, 165 laurie rifkin 129, 171 richard rios 130, 146 david robbins 130, 140 raymond robins 63, 64, 65, 88 leizeu robinson 101 david roggen 130 mark romeo 165 carolyn rooney 66 barry rosenberg 8, 68, 80, 130, 171, 173, 188 Steven rosenberg 130 ira rosenblatt 63, 90 michael rosenfelder 75, 146 valerie rosenson 73, 119, 130 lesley rosenthal 130, 132, 160, 163 paul rosenzweig 130, 166 rina rosolio 130 Stanley ross 103 roberto rossell 75 roxana rossell 130 adam rothkrug 67, 69, cindy rubenau 130 daniel rubin 130,158 harold rubin 131 elana russo 96 jose saavedra 84, 131 richard sahm 75, 131 amy saland 174 ii 0Vfn michael i david salko 95 kcot almon 131 Brian 59, 80, flsamra 11, 53, 131 wendysandbank 104, 131 maria sancoman - 431 elainesassower 131 hal satnick 147 meredith aavitt 178 paulsax 165 i beth scharfman 12, 108, 131, 160 i 161, 162, 166, 178 kjayscheiner 6 131 marc schonck 75 peterscher 169 bUly scher 131, david schindler 166 rachel schindler 1 bethschirnur 70, 81 drew schirmer 9 debra schlesinger 79 bernard schneiderman carol schoenbaum 100. 190 lisa schuller 6, 10, 131 richard schulman monica schurtman 132. carla schwartz 182 donna schwartz 79 len schwartz 1, 8, 84, 85, 163, 168 M louise schwanz scott schwartz carrie schwarz laurie scott wendy seeiy lisa shaftel 171 robert shalom 132, tom shanahan 102 adam shapiro 59, 86 caryl shapiro 165 linda shapiro 14, 132 lisa sharon 165 eugene sharp 76,84, 2 david shayne 132 arthur sheiman 173 beth sherman 132,152 brad shields 90, 132 leslie shore 132 ronda siege 1 karen siegelman 132 132 97. 160 man ra? Ill 165, 181 185 81. 133. 175 1, 133. 135. 155, 171 133. 141, 173, 178, ■ 52. 17. 133. 141 - jimmy silbcrgeld 97 barbara silbciglait 133 beth silberman charna Silverman bonnie siracusa 133 valerie smith 133, 147 amy smolens cathy sontag david Sorkin 179 doug spector 165, 168 michele specior 160. 161 richard spiegel sieven spielman lynn spiro 133, tom spiro 136 3k joseph spoilen 146 lisa stancaii 138, 175 richard siancaii 42, jami star 109, 136, ellen steckel 136 alison steier 6( michael stein gary stempa 136 barry stem pa 134, 136 sharon stertz 7, 136, 147, howard siich 136 caran stieglitz 6, 56, 136 vicki stone 136. 191 debra storch 136 150 samuel strausman 169 jodi summers 1, 11, 136. 150, |60 162, 188 mark sussman 3, 8, 118, 136. 171, 191 liz sution 137, 186 daniel taitz 165 robert lalbot 169 leslie talisman 146 debbie talve 137 eugene tesoriero 37 stuart timpa 134, 137 michael tindel 137 J karentokar 137. 175,181 seth towbis 137, 181 larry unger 80 michael upsher 65, 67, 68, 90 cynthia vale 137 andrew valentine laurie varlotta 72. 73, 81, 137, 138, 175 rasa vilgalys 16. 72, 73, 137, 168 edward wagner 116 michael waidmaii 178 robcri wanczowski 116, 134, 138 daniel warg 10. 138 daniel wank 146 louis weinberg 16. 67, 68, 88, 123, 137, 138 Stewart weinberg 165 neil weiner 165 janet Weinstein 153, 165 william weis 135, 173 marsha weis 166 nancy weiss 138 ronald weiss 165 stuart weiss 138, 173, 181 Thomas weiss 138 eric wenokor 169 cindy weston 165 george wickboldt 84, 111, 138, 175 jill wiener 25 patty wiiliamson 5, 138 gabrielle winsberg 138, 141 perry winston 169, 172 Sidney winston 10, 138 Joseph wisev 75 ; stacey wolfer 9, 138, 148 inarc wollis 115, 138_ kathlcen wu 12f| 165 ' barbara yagoda 165 janet yagoda 165 Ju. barbara yanover 138 kim young 168, 169, 182, 163 robin zagorin 70, 122, 139, 180 barbara zalaznick 139, 177, 178 richard zarin 139, 155 sara zeiger 139, 191 lisa zcitel 139 seth Zimmerman 169 john zoida 84 rhonda zucker 139 ken zuckerbrod 139 ANSWERS TO FACULTY BABY PICTURES pic. 1 dorothy hellman pic. 2 margarer sanna pic. «3 martin bennett pic. 2t4 lconard mandel pic. 225 lydia hellman pic. 22 6 harriet gellert pic. 7 Clifford cobb ANSWERS TO SENIOR BABY PICTURES i shields n deutcher scherman utton 5. debbie narkun 6. louis weinberg 7. sue kass 8. cliff greenberg 9. jay schiener 10. sharon stertz 11. sherry lauiman 12. lori pergament 13. cathy sontag 14. michele spector 15. grace levy 16. amy smolens 17. jefi haar 18. nanci hyams 19. richard balogh 20. leslie rosenthal lisa littman 21. susan friedmann 22. liz miller 23. karen siegelman 24. karen bader 25. karen tokar 26. debbie goldberg 27. jimmy citrin 28. tina mckenzie 29. jodi summers 30. ellen hantman 31. jacki gold 32. harriet frankel 33. rena kaplan 34. jim pearlman 35. adria buss 36. barbara silberglait 37. anm kamer 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 30. S: rhonda zucker nichole bokat steve kue claudia lubin david klopman beth scharfman danny raynor laurie eskow lisa stancotti stacey wolfer sally bloch lisa schuller jeff dorfman jamie tar scott galvin joanne kazaf anat frumkin 55. sharon patent 56. joe mazel 57. sue inkeles 58. linda shapiro 59. rasa vagalis 60. doug spector 61. howard cohn 62. nancy levinsoh 63. valerie rosenson 64. lenny schwartz 65. andy culter michael fishbin 66. bruce glasser 67. steve kossover 68. wendy grolnick Now that you're graduating it's time to break out of your shells but . . . but don't become brittle. 198 r BUSINESS— 1977 Business Manager -----Jason Korman Assistant Business Managers-------Anne Kamer, Jamie Herzlinger, Lee Muller, Mark Weinstock Advertising Staff ----Jamie Herzlinger, Lee Muller, Mark Weinstock, Meryl Grossman, Rich Tenanbaum, Bruce Glasser, Marsha Bernstien, Caron Stieglitz, Arthur Pergament, Robin Lippet, Kim Malkary, Marsha Weiss Sales Staff ---Lee Muller, Mark Weinstock, Lisa Harnick, Jodi Summers, Richard Tenanbaum, Seth Lieberman, Lisa Schuller, Anne Kamer, Robert J. Cutler, Arthur Pergament, Bruce Cohen Business Staff Photographer — Seth Lieberman Art Director-----Anne Kamer Advisor-----Leonard I. Mandel V. J 199 Fine Jewelry 3 North Station Plaza Great Neck, N. Y. 11021 v________________________________________ C zf e£jat (zHome, O oducti zA [fg. do. 571 Middle Neck Road. Great Neck, N.Y. Aluminum Siding Custom Screens Storm Windows Aluminum Awnings Venetian Blinds Shades HUnter 7-2874 7-2984 Vinyl Siding Woven Wood Table Pads Porch Enclosures Tub Enclosures hint� ' R l no)an anil Arm-i■. an !i� imoc Banquet Rmmi mkia.l launfK Oftk � h Take % WINtr HO RESTAURANT V OI6 I � « (uni Nc k RiuiL Ciicat N« i. 1.1 . N V Luau Nytln lirrv Wed Nijdn Wc Spc iali r in S� rci Sixrccm im wMb M. k C—«lUcfc. l i- N.Y 11021 f-b ter , J r Best Wishes BENKERT'S BAKERY 19 So. Middle Neck Road, Great Neck Tel. HUnter 2-9383 JEFFERSON AUTO REPAIR CO., INC. Jerry Krush 219 East Shore Road, Great Neck, N. Y. 11023 Tel. (516) 466-3400 DAVIS ROMEO, INC. F. John Romeo Class '42 Good Luck to the Class of 1976 For All Your Insurance Needs 576 Middle Neck Road Great Neck, N. Y. 11023 Telephone: HUnter 2-0121 MIDDLE NECK PHARMACY Prescriptions - Cosmetics - Vitamins 482-4880 489 Middle Neck Rd., Great Neck r 550 northern boulevard great neck ny 11021 JjtMenfrcott musical enterprises, inc. 510 487 9037 save today and yours LONG ISLAND TRUST UNITED MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK The Young Bank That’s Over 128 Years Old 481 Middle Neck Road Great Neck, N.Y. 11023 829-8100 Alan B. Gilman, Manager Member FDIC cflmu Great Neck 201 V. V. r V r valley tennis 112 NOMTHCMN H-VD • MAMHASSf T N. V. • (tM) M6-C2 0 • (61«) Mb- 100 GREAT NECK JEWELERS 18 Middle Neck Road Great Neck, N.Y. Student Discount 487-2670 KENWOOD CHEMISTS INC. 224 MIDDLE NECK ROAD, GREAT NECK, N.Y. 11021 Prescription Specialists Free Delivery HU 2-0203 r V. r Buy or Sell With Confidence GUTTERMAN REAL ESTATE INC. Lie. Real Estate Broker 554 Middle Neck Road, Great Neck, N.Y. HN 6-0777 HU 7-1177 HU 2-1177 _______________________________________ N CHARLOTTE DRESSES, INC. Congratulates Class of '77 1 Elm Street, Great Neck, N.Y. 11021 Rhoda Gordon (516) 482-9350 _______________________________________ ( ■'S WHITE MOUNTAIN SKI SHOP Sporting Goods 215 Middle Neck Road, Great Neck, L.I. HUnter 7-5830 V j r Un ion zcUriat havingi and Loan Association 41 Middle Neck Road Great Neck, New York 11021 516-482-1100 GREAT NECK ALL-ELECTRONICS CO. 75 Cutter Mill Road Great Neck, N.Y. 466-0034 202 CAMP CAMPUS r (516)487-3767 V Servies nt£% One. Complete Automotive Repairs and Road Service Jack Butler, President 170 Middle Neck Rd., Great Neck. N.Y. 11021 J SHOWCASE ANTIQUES 113 Middle Neck Rd. HU 7-7815 Great Neck V__________________________________J clothes n things V r 79 Middle Neck Road Great Neck 487-2044 ______________________________________ GREGORY HARDWARE AND LUMBER 251 East Shore Rd., Great Neck New York V_____________________________________________________J r a 11 Bond Street Great Neck, N.Y. 487-8309 r J A (516)482-5226 Retail - Wholesale TOBACCO MOUNTAIN Discount Tobacconist Cigars, Pipes, Cigarettes, Tobacco, Candy V_____________________________________ FOUR SEASONS GIFTS J A 35 South Middleneck Rd. Real Estate Insurance GEO. V. BULLEN SON INC. 617 Middle Neck Rd., Great Neck, N.Y. 482-7200 Fine Food Catered by American Express Diners Club NELSON'S Caterers Restaurant and Delicatessen Call HUnter 7-8018 We Deliver 11 Great Neck Road Great Neck. N.Y. 11021 r KEN-MAR CAMERA CORPORATION Cameras • Projectors • Enlargers Film • Quality Developing 27 Great Neck Road Great Neck. N.Y., 11021 516-HU 2-1025 KBM rXn A 203 r 516 HU 2-9111 i nwooci jCicjuoxi, One. Discounted Wines and Liquors at Retail One Nonhem Blvd. at City Line Great Neck. L.I.. N. Y. 11021 Arthur and Joan Goldmann V_____________________________________________ J HIGH SPIRITS GREAT NECK ELECTRIC. INC. Discount Wines and Liquors 471 Great Neck Road, Great Neck, N.Y. • Hunter 2-1242 V______________________________________________________ Licensed Electrical Contractors Residential. Industrial, Commercial 245 East Shore Road Great Neck. New York 11023 COOL SYSTEMS, INC. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Sales and Services 516-482-3030 212-2294M57 J TMENT stor f Steve Wall - Jon Brodey - Steve Hoffman WALLS MUSIC CENTER 54 Middle Neck Road Records Radio - T.V. Tapes V___________________________________________ Janal Coiffures TiuHty wi ify J (M-3290 701 MIDOLENECK ROAD GREAT NECK. N Y 11025 GEORGE C. ANDERSON Furniture Refinishing 605 Middle Neck Rd., Great Neck, L.I. Your Hosts - Lou and Chuck SQUIRE RESTAURANT 152 K Middleneck Road, Great Neck, N.Y. 204 Jeffrey's World of Travel Ltd. Jeffrey Kane 3 Grace Avenue Great Neck, New York 11021 Office 212-895-7369 516-482-0540 (516)482-9369 jJnc. 26 Middleneck Road, Great Neck, N. Y. 11021 Mon. -Sat - 10-6 GREAT NECK NATURE FOODS Natural and Organic Vitamins Nuts Dried Fruits Produce Sugar and Salt Free Foods '46 Great Neck Road, Great Neck, N. Y. 11021 (516)829-8605 V________________________________________________J GILLIAR DRUG CO., INC. HU 2-0100 HU 2-0300 42 Middle Nk. Rd. 625 Middle Nk. Rd. Great Neck, N. Y. Great Neck, N. Y. First to Advertise in Arista ALBERT ANTORA SON Jeweler 72 Middle Neck Road. Great Neck, N.Y. HU 2-0045 Est. 1914 CROSSON SONS A Division of Manhattan Provisions 623 Middle Neck Road, Great Neck, N.Y. 11023 482-9636 482-8018 A m «nvf member of that icmmurm. � r'rr rr f � nd «-tiling to help m My w« tbit me cm. EUROPEAN-AMERICAN BANK Think about it. zemco industries, inc. 8608 Foster Avenue Brooklyn, New York 11236 (212)76 6400 . RUSSER 1 V 3 PRIME Moat A Poultry 303 MIDDLENECK RD OF GREAT NECK BUFFET Catering HUnter 7-5886-7 UNDER ORTHODOX RABBINICAL SUPERVISION BRASS BUTTONS LTD. The Women’s Haberdasher of Great Neck' 10 Grace Avenue, Great Neck Congratulations to Class of ’77 I w WALK-IN STUDENT SERVICE 123 Middle Neck Road, Great Neck, N.Y. 11021 (516)829-6060 Monday-Friday 4-9 Sunday 10-6 205 V r 138A MIDDLE NECK RD Great Neck, New York Best of Luck COLONY CARD SHOP 534 Middle Neck Rd. 466-9897 Great Neck 516 482-9427, Franchises Available chop meat charlie's Ken and Jay 9 Cutter Mill Road Schatzman Great Neck, N. Y. 11021 Meats at Their Best NEMETH'S 697 Middle Neck Rd.. Great Neck, N. Y 516-487-7398 For All of Your Printing Needs AAA EXPRESS PRESS INC. Large Enough to Serve You Small Enough to Care 79 Cutter Mill Rd. Great Neck, N. Y. 11021 House of Color and Decoration LAVEN-STOCK, INC. Wallpaper - Artists’ Supplies - Pierce Paint - Dutch Boy HUnter 2-7130 5 Bond Street • Great Neck, N. Y. 11201 dej 5? PfsonaLSj ; luciteJoye es' «SOS� Romflrrrk Afrrics 152 MlODLENECK ROAD GREAT NECK N Y 11021 516 482 2060 r—“ WICKER N'WHIMS LTD. V r 71A Cutter Mill Rd. Great Neck HU 2-8071 LA STITCHERIE 72 Middle Neck Road, Great Neck, N.Y. 11021 516 487-2389 All Needlecraft Arts V r v r 'Jju.vzLz.xi of B onA Street Three Bond Street Great Neck, L.I. HU 7-8123 GREAT NECK BICYCLE CENTER Sales - Service - Accessories 717 Middle Neck Road, Great Neck, N.Y. 11024 James Vidal y y ____________________________ r BARRY'S LUNCHEONETTE 613 Middle Neck Road Great Neck V____________________________ y 'N y 206 PARENTAL ADVERTISING r Best Wishes to the Class of '77 MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN SHALOM AND FAMILY v r Best Wishes to the Class of 77 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT PERGAMENT AND FAMILY Crafty men condemn studies, simple men admire them, and wise men use them. — Francis Bacon DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH K. SPECTOR s MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM DORMAN (-------------------------- Good Luck to the Class of 1977 MR. AND MRS. ARNOLD RAYNOR AND FAMILY V______________________________) MR. AND MRS. JACK COHEN V________________________) Congratulations to the Class of 1977 PETER, NANCY, MICHAEL, JANIE AND PAUL FISHBIN ---------------------------------------- MARVIN, ELLEN, ANDY, AND LEE STEMPEL Congratulate BARRY STEMPEL and the Class of 1977 V_________________________________________ (------------------------------------------ Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 1977 THEFRUMKINS V_____________________________________________) r Congratulations to the Class of 1977 MR. AND MRS. JERROLD A. LIEBERMAN V ( Congratulations to ELAINE and the Entire Class of 1977 MR. AND MRS. HERMAN SASSOWER MICHAEL AND BARBRA V_____________________ ------------------------------------- V BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1977 MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH NARKUN AND DEBBIE ) Congratulations Class of '77 LEE, JOE AND WAYNE BLOCK V____________________________ 208 Congratulations to the Class of 1977 KAREN AND ARTHUR G. COHEN y Congratulations to the Class of 1977 Mark, Laurie, Bill and Cindy Gold V The best is yet to come. You've only just begun. LEONARD, KAREN, JACQUELINE, BRUCE AND ERIC ZEITLIN Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 1977 THE KAZAR FAMILY C MR. AND MRS. NORMAN BELL V_____________________y 209 — Congratulations to Class of '77 You Will Succeed THE STIEGLITZES — GEORGE, ARLENE, EVAN V ) ------------------------- Congratulations and Best Wishes for Every Success to the Class of 1977 DR. AND MRS. HERMAN H. PELZ AND FAMILY V_________________________) pm PHOTO MOTION CORPORATION 225 West 34th Street New York, N.Y. 10001 212-Longacie 4-1105 Animated Transparencies for Education □ Vocational Training □ Advertising Congratulations to the Class of 1977 MR. AND MRS. ABRAHAM FRANKEL Congratulations to the Class of 1977 MR. AND MRS. STANLEY J. SCHER r Congratulations to the Class of 1977 MR. AND MRS. SIDNEY FREEDLINE V J r Congratulations to the Class of 1977 DR. AND MRS. ALAN B. KLOPMAN J Congratulations to the Class of 1977 MR. AND MRS. IRWIN MARGULIS V_____________________________________) 210 r Congratulations to the Class of '77 THE SPIELMAN FAMILY V c Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of '77 Alumnus '67 CHUCK PEARLMAN V____________________________________) Congratulations to the Class of '77 THE CAMP SHOP, INC. Camp and School Outfitters 565 Fifth Avenue New York, New York 10017 212-687-8820 ___________________________________________________J f 'N Congratulations to the Class of '77 CINDY, BILL, LAURIE AND MARK GOLD V___________________________________________________) Best Wishes for the Future to the Class of 1977 DR. AND MRS. MELVIN A. SCHARFMAN AND SCOTT Congratulations to the Class of 1977 r MURRAY, JOYCE, ALAN, KAREN AND AMY KLEIN J i love leland s+evens 211 Congratulations to the Class of 1977 THE KEY CLUB V J r RENARD JEWELRY DESIGNS V Fine Jewelry 23 South Middle Neck Rd., Great Neck ) ox OUT aUE V LIMITED THE LAST WORD J r memories etched in silver nitrate. bibi! — jodi summers j r Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1977 HARRIET AND HY ROSENSON J. ------------------------------N Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 THE M. PEARLMAN FAMILY V_____________________________; This space is dedicated, with all my love, to my boss, NANCI HYAMS . . . without whose enthralling stories AR1STA would have been a most distressing experience. I.E. Jeff's Pains and Mrs. Hirsch's Bedroom All my best wishes for your future endeavors Love. LENNY V. J P.S. You still owe me! The Following People Wish to Offer Congratulations to the Class of 1977 Dr. and Mrs. Irving Abelow Mrs. Lynn Abrams Zelda and Mitchell Aronstein Mitzi and Sidney Bashein Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Batwin James R. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Henry Behar Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Blumberg Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Blumencranz Mr. and Mrs. Av Bondarin Laura and Howard Buss Bonnie and David Cantor Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Cohen The Cole Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper Mr. and Mrs. B. Robert Cutler Vernon K. Diamond Martin and Charlotte Fainblatt Mr. and Mrs. S. Falow Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Feller Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Fink Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fox Mr. and Mrs. Jay Galin Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gerla Dr. and Mrs. Allen Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Herb Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. Herman Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. Allen Goldring Mr. and Mrs. George Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel D. Gribin Dr. and Mrs. Simon Grolukh Dr. and Mrs. Alan Haber Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haberman Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hansman and Family Rhonda and Gerald Horwitz The Inkles Family Marge and Arthur Irwin The Isaacs Family Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Kamer Mr. and Mrs. George D. Kaplan Dr. and Mrs. Karlan Mr. and Mrs. David Keller Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Koenigsberg Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Kountz and Ellen _________________________________y 213 The Following People Wish to Offer Congratulations to the Class of 1977 r N Mitch and Judy Laitman Stephanie and Gerald Lederman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Levene Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Levine Terri Littman Shirley and George Mann Jerome A. Manning Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marcus Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. John E. McGintee Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Meiseles Estelle and Morton Mevorach Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Miller Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Mollura Dan and Sylvia Morris The Muller Family, Robert, Gilda, Leo and Rhonda Mr. and Mrs. B. Nisenbaum William and Escilda Rackey Mr. and Mrs. David G. Paris Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Prager Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Propp The Rechlers Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rifkin Mr. and Mrs. Herb Schneiderman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schwartz Arnold Scott Mr. and Mrs. Harry Silberglait Ethel and Leslie Singer The Smolens Family Mr. and Mrs. Rollin H. Sontag Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Spiro Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stertz and Family Jack Stievelman Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stone Dr. and Mrs. Seymour Tindel Mr. and Mrs. Murray Tobis Mr. and Mrs. Gerard A. Varlotta Dr. and Mrs. Michael Wainston Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Waldman Gloria Wang Ira J. and Doris Weinstein The Zeitel Family _________________________________J 214 YOUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER % cu fPfii(fi(} Jerome and Sally Hyams wish the graduating class of 77 a bright and successful future. May God grant you the serenity to accept what cannot be changed, courage to change what should be changed, and wisdom to distinguish the one from the other. Reinhold Niebuhr