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V IT pa lifeĀ Ā !ā111 I FACULTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MORTIMER J. ADRAMOWITZ Great Neck Public Schools Great neck New York 11020 PHONE 916 482 6650 PM PP AC'M i NISTKATION BUILOINO 349 Lakeville Road MORTIMER I ABRAMOWITZ SUPtKINTCNOCNT OĀ SCHOOL January 4, 1982 Dear Students, Faculty, and Parents of South Senior High School: A minor retrospective, timely and forgivable. This will be the last message I write for VISTA. On June 30, I shall be retiring as Superintendent. As I look back on the fifteen years I have spent in Great Neck, twelve as Superintendent, I feel pride in the outstanding accomplishments of our schools. This year, both Great Neck South and Great Neck North were named by a national magazine as being among the twelve outstanding high schools in the U.S. While in the mid-70's North pointed to a Nobel Prize winner, now South has announced the first Rhodes Scholar. If past is prologue, over 90% of you will go on to higher education; nearly a fourth of your class will probably win New York State Regents Scholarships. Great Neck students can indeed hold their heads high because of these remarkable academic achievements. No less has been accomplished in the areas of arts, music, drama, athletics, and publications. Our schools have also spent much time and effort in helping youngsters with special physical and learning needs. I look back at the remarkable variety of demanding electives, the evolution of alternative schools, the special programs in law related education, the development of computer education, the expansion of the arts, especially drama and photography, the intelligent use of open campus, the significant participation of students in governance, the organization of a 9-12 high school - all of these and more have evolved over the past twelve years. The Great Neck Schools are a living and changing organism. Under new leadership to come, there will be further healthful change and improvement. I wish all of you success in your endeavors. Sincerely yours, ā¢ a iWuwtAtiV no Mortimer Jl. Abramowitz Superintendent of Schools 18 MJA:jb DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENTS ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT FOR INSTRUCTION SAMUEL POLATNICK BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: LAZARUS WEINER. LEON KOROBOW. J. ROBERT ROSENTHAL. CONSTANCE MCNICHOL. LAWRENCE GROSS PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE BOARD Seoted. Left to right: ELISA MOSS. JOYCE COHN. GRACE MCNULTY. Stonding. Left to right: DELIA DLANCO. ELAINE MAY. LILLIAN SEIDEN. NORMAN WHEELER. JOANNE FARLEY. RUTH POSNER 20 PRINCIPAL GREAT NECK PUBLIC SCHOOLS South Senior High School 341 Lakeville Road Great Neck, New York 11020 TELEPHONE 516 4R2-R650 GILBERT BLUM June, 1982 Gilbert Blum Principal As I write this message to you, the seniors, I can remember vividly when you first arrived in our school. You were the class that some felt were cheated because you entered South Senior with another grade which deprived you of being unique. Right at the outset, however, many of you began to make significant contributions to our school. In the analysis of our faculty you are a good class. We arrive at that designation by some mysterious technique. It really means that the faculty likes you!! Now you are about to embark on another stage of your life. You will begin to emerge as individuals who will be responsible for your actions and will deal with obligations that are different from those that you had as high school students. No one will be just like you; no one will have exactly the same experiences; no one will have exactly the same feelings; no one will have exactly the same thoughts; no one will have exactly the same dreams and hopes and expectations. In short, no one will be you. We, the faculty of South Senior High, hope that we have helped prepare you to face life as a responsible individual. We hope that you can face adversity with resilience, and success with humility. While you may leave our home physically, you do not leave our minds and our hearts. We hope you return to us often. We stand ready to help in the future if ever the need arises. Sincerely, 21 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS PAUL RUPFF MAUREEN JOY SECRETARIES RUTH DAIGAN DEAN OF STUDENTS RUDY KNAPP MARY INGHAM GERI PENTECOST LAWRENCE HOFFMAN 22 ATTENDANCE SECRETAR Y NURSE MARY LABUE JACQUELINE TUTT SOCIAL WORKERS SHIRLEY SARACHEK BETTY SLOVES PSYCHOLOGISTS r. LESTER SHEA PHYLLIS STEINER CAROL YOUNG 23 GUIDANCE JOSEPH ZANCHELLI (Deportment Heod) BARBARA EDELSTEIN RUTH ORANGE PAULINE LIPELES JUNE HERRMANN (secretory) GLADYS WILLIAMS (secretory) 24 ERIC WOOD SANDY MORRONE (secretory) 25 MARILYN WILLIAMS (secretory) ENGLISH ALFRED RUESCH (Department Head) LARAINE BANKA WILLIAM BIEL ADELE BORDEN CARMEN CUADRADO CAROL CHAITKIN 26 RICHARD DORFMAN 27 ANNETTE STERN MATHEMATICS ROGER MINIONIS (Department Head) KAREN DURDEN BARBARA KURLANDER JAMES KAELIN JAMES ECON CAROL MURPHY DOROTHY MEVORAH BRIGITTE SAUNDERS ROBERT SILVERSTONE 29 LOUIS THYMIUS SCIENCE RUDY KNAPP 30 HENRY LEVITT SOCIAL STUDIES 32 THOMAS MULLIGAN HILDA OHARA DONALD SAMUELS 33 NORMAN WHEELER LANGUAGE 34 35 LUCY URDAN PHYSICAL EDUCATION DORIS MCMAHON (Deportment Heod) MILTON HESS (Deportment Heod) SUSAN NICOSIA RODERT BARATTA MINA MAISH STEVEN LIEBERTZ ART LOUISE HIMELFARB (Deportment Heod) ROBERT PRINTZ FRANK ROGERS HOME ECONOMICS 37 HELEN BELL (Deportment Heod) MURIEL FEUER CATHERINE HAYDEN (Deportment Head) TESOL j , 1 LYNN SIBOVITS WRITING LAB ROSLYN TALBOT J8 EILEEN SMITH DRIVER EDUCATION CHARLES MAGUIRE SALVATORE SERPE (Deportment Heod) AUDIO-VISUAL DONALD BARRY Co-Op Program Prep Program MARIAN SIEWKO (Secretory) Individual Development Class 39 JOHN JONES ROBERT HOWELL MARY BONNER RYAN JACOB JULIUS Speech ALAN LEHRMAN Learning Center ARLENE TANKLOWITZ Library CECILE SARETSKY (Deportment Heod) ADELE FELDMAN Reading Program 40 HARRIET SHINDLER (Deportment Heod) SELENA SMITH Health Music GERALD DAVIS (Deportment Heod) DIANE MARTINDALE (Deportment Heod) JANE CALLAGHAN STUART JOSEPH Industrial Arts 41 ROBERT DEKOFF (Deportment Heod) PAUL MEYER 43 HOMECOMING 1981 Lost foil, the Student Government successfully stoged the second annual Homecoming parade, in honor of the end of the fall sports season. Led by Mr. and Ms. Spirit, a caravan of thirty cars and floats wound their way through Great Neck, cheering on the teams. 45 PROJECTIONIST CLUB Left to right: Michoel Bernotovich. Robert Smithline. Eric Dobkin, Drion Dobkin. Peter Katz. James Solve- mini. Sponsor Don Dorry The projectionist club delivers the audio-visual equipment to South's class- rooms so that students are able to enjoy the variety of films and filmstrips that are offered. The members are taught by Mr. Barry how to produce slides and transpar- encies, and they make sure that all equipment is in proper working order. HEBREW CULTURE CLUB Left to right: Dob Joffe. Mork Horooni, Sponsor Jacob Julius. Bottom: Jon Yedvab. Khedouri Ezair. Dovid Domser. Members of the Hebrew Cul- ture Club, sponsored by Jacob Julius, study the language, cul- ture. politics, and history of Isra- el. Desides concentrating on the way of life and current problems in the land today, the students have raised mon- ey to help various minority groups. 4f BIOLOGY RESEARCH CLUB Members of the Biology Club design ond conduct independent study experiments. They meet twice o month with Robert Abroms to learn new techniques ond to discuss different aspects of biology. Left to right: Sponsor Robert Abroms. Da- vid Bomser. Kurt Lin. Phil Arlen. Mott Druefoch. Andy Klein. More Derg, Liso Shuman. John Roffolli. Dijon Raffi. An- drew Fono. Moryonne Wysell. Missing: Stuart Anfong EXIT 33 Left to right: Sponsor Morcio Weinberg, Evon Grossman, David Fleissig, Elena Deutsch. Danny Zarin. Teri Silvers. David Gunasti, Nomi Hurwitz. Simone Genatf. Jenny Greene, Jill Hamburg. Jon Drochman. Steve Rosenberg, Dottom: Michael McGann. Jessica Dickstein. Tina Meisell. Sharon Lubkin. Jane Dai. Michelle Kaufman. Darbara Dusillo. Exit 33, South's art and literary magazine, gives students a forum to display their talents in poetry, essays, drawings, photographs. With the assistance of Marcia Weinberg, the students publish two volumes each year. 47 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Left to right: Eugene Greenbaum. Gerry Murphy. Henri Dock. Chris Corter. Robert Mulligan. Bottom row: Robert Smithline, Eddie Schiff. Guy Amore, Tom Dozdekis. Melvin Kinshloe. Sponsored by Michael Mead, the Industrial Arts Club members work on school-sponsored and in- dividual projects concerning auto mechanics and industrial arts. 48 Members of the Debate team discuss today's issues. Under the supervision of Marc Ross, the team carefully examines all sides of controversial issues. By partici- pating in interscholastic competition, the members learn to view world-pressing is- sues from all angles. Left to Right: Taro McGann. Sponsor Marc Ross, Hope Cohen. Nomi Hurwltz, Stuart Anfang. Missing: Neil Platt. Douglass Platt V- H rrrrrnsĀ DEBATE TEAM FRENCH CLUB The French Club meets once q month under the direction of Sponsor John Sovels. The stu- dents learn about French lan- guage and culture by seeing films and slides, going on field trips, and listening to invited speakers. Top, Left to right: David Gunosri. John Reinfelder. Roy Niederhoffer. Michel Gutmon, Mark Drocoto. Bottom. Left to right: Evon Grossman, Sondy Shomoon, Melisso Mehlmon, Teri Silvers, Bernice Yu, Sponsor John Sovels. BLACK STUDENT UNION With dedication and enthusi- asm, members of the Black Stu- dent Union raise money for charities through their bake sales, car washes, and dances. Guided by Sponsor Edward Cor- ley, the students renew their sense of black identity by working together to aid needy organizations. Top, Left to right: Reynold French, Jer- ome Geralds, JoAnne Morlond. Simon Beck. Ino Holmes. Barbara Leech. Shown Kelley. Bottom Left to right: Teresa Edreira. Denise Loyd. Laurie Dugger. Maria Fells. Jim Roberts. Flor- ence French, Norma Pickney. Laurie Cummins. Mr. Corley. Missing: Kim Corley. Carol Loyd. Kenny Brown, Morko Forde. Darryl Carter. Bryant Cherry. 49 Robert Srernlieb. Editor-In-Chief Katherine Peloez. Editor-In-Chief Jocqueline Rudic, Business Editor 51 Kurt Lin. Mork Mittler. Photogrophy Editors GTt e Southerner EDITORS Dock Row. left to right: Hoi Gilenson. Roy Niederhoffer. Stuort Anfong. Dovid Hall. John Roffolli. Sponsor Carol Choitkin. Front Row: Rick Cohn, Dob Thaler, bruce Rindermon, Douglas Platt. David Fleissig. Mark Mittler. Sponsor Phil Weis. Seated: Jill Hamburg. Missing: Ruth Gelforb. From news stories to record reviews, teacher profiles to sports updates, The Southerner, South's award-winning, student-run newspaper, informs and entertains the school community with each month- ly issue. Editors, reporters, artists, and photographers gain a first-hand experience with journalism, while an economy-minded business staff works to keep the paper afloat financially. 52 STAFF Standing, left to right: Daniel Goldberger. Adam Schussheim. Eric Gordon. Mary Raffalli. Karen Gottlieb. Nadine Mizrahi. Dernice Yu. Lauren Weisberg. Melissa Mehlmon. Seated, left to right: Gory Fried- man. Corny Sherman, Liso Shapiro, David Wochen GItie Southerner Great Neck South High School 341 Lakeville Road Great Neck. New York 11020 (516)482-8650 Editor-in-Chicf. Douglas H Platt Associate Editor. Stuart Anfang Editorial News Editors John Raffalli Bruce Rinderman Sports Editors Hal Gilcnson Robert Thaler Entertainment Editor Jill Hamburg Feature Editors Rick Cohn David Flcissig Photography Editor Mark Mittlcr Op-Ed Copy Editor Roy Nicdcrhoffcr Advisor. Mr Philip Weis Business Manager Ruth Gelfarb Business Advertising Editor David Hall Staff Richard Role Advisor. Ms Carol Chaitkin Th Southerner. member oltheColumbu Sc hol tK PreĀ Ā AĀ oc i ion. i puWnhed nineĀ imeĀ eĀ er c dcmicvc r by the tludoMl o( Great Seek South High School S3 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Left to right: Corol Lloyd (Corresponding Secretory). Liso Shuman (Recording Sec- retory). Ruth Gelfarb (President). Michael Gottlieb (Vice President). Simone Genott (Porliomentorion). Michael Dorocas (Trea- surer). Elected school wide or by the Stu- dent House, members of the Exective Doord meet every two weeks to plan activities, propose new programs, and chart government policy. STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES Top Left to right: Donny Zorin. Orion Cohen. John Reinfelder. Middle Left to right: Jose Lopez. Mike Kostrinsky. Dovid Gurfein. Scott Currie. Kenji Murmotsu. Melvin Kincheloe. Eric Dittelmon. Lee Morcus. Andy Morcus. Steve Sonders, Vicki Dornett. Mike Alexonder. Kothy Crone. Toro Uttom. Pot Greene. Nomi Hurwitz, Dovid Rosegorten. Bottom Left to right: Hillory Palmer. Sue Stone. Goil Dorsfein. Monique Derg. Elena Deufsch. Devon Ruesch, Kothy Melzer. Donnie Sard. Robert Smithline. Wendy Wottenberg. Andy Mones. Peter Rosegorten. Rich Mock, Michelle Cambordella. Vicki Ursitti. Albert Yu. Andy Klein. Tom Suzuki. Missing: Kyro Feige. Kothy Peloez. Stuort Anfong Twice each month elected representa- tives from every social studies class meet to discuss problems facing South and try to find possible solutions. They report bock to their classes to keep them awore of what is go- ing on, and to get their reactions and ideas. The Student House sponsored Flower Day, the Homecoming, Pep Rallies, Seminars, and other student activities. JANUARY GRADUATION SENIOR CLASS PLANNING COMMITTEE Dock row. left to right: Advisor Vicki Merten. Richord Swerdlow, Kevin Goodman. Ricky Phillips. David Tchock. Donny Zuckermon. More Derg. Front row, left to right: Dovid Rosegorten. Andy Klein, Tom Suzuki. Anno Horovos. Lawrence Spier. Denise Solomon, Sheryl Engel. Advisor Lindo Drocken. Missing: Ann Chung. Kurt Lin, Kothy Peloez, Albert Yu. The Class Planning Committees organize activities to raise funds and to benefit the other members of their classes. Their main goal is to organize a successful senior prom, and other class- unity events. $6 JUNIOR CLASS PLANNING COMMITTEE Top, left ro right: Vicki Ursiffi, Louro Buf- fone. Ingrid Bullo, Alisho Epstein, Mike Alexander. JoAnno Petriccione. Richard Somit. Middle, left to right: BethAnne Go- lino. Trocy Rotkowitz. Goyle Grossman. Debbie Cohen. Cothy McGrath. Emily Mitty. Sponsor Robert Howell. Bottom, left to right: Toni Reiss, Julie Thaens, Lisa Mar- chese. Sarah Mattson. FRESHMAN CLASS PLANNING COMMITTEE Elizabeth Ghoremoni, Vicki Meisel. Spon- sor Don Samuels. Esther Calabretta. Left to right: Robert Kirshenbaum. War- ren Hertzberg. Missing: Sponsor Vicki Mer- ten. HORTICULTURE CLUB 57 MATH TEAM Left to Right: Sponsor Roger Minionis, Steven Senders, Den Hurwitz. Ion Ar- vin, Jon Brachmon. Evon Grossman. Adorn Derger. Roy Neiderhoffer. Neil Platt. Missing: Stuort Anfong, Adorn Schussheim, Ken Moss. Phil Arlen. CHESS TEAM Left to Right: Deni Hurwitz. Ion Arvln, Jon Drochmon. Adorn Derger. Missing: Sponsor Bobby Silverstone. TRAIL GUIDES Top. left to right: Dovid Gunosti. Mork Russo. Peter Roth. Sponsor Jacob Ju- lius. Bottom left to right: Pot Greene. Ann Chung. Chris Kom. 58 BOYS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Top Row, left to right: Sponsor Dob Dorotto. Morris Myrie. Audie Gocon, Peter Genott. Middle Row: Gene Trl- corio, Mark Sard. Andy DeMartin. Andy Marcus, Marc Gordon, Charles Goldberg. Matt Druefach. Jesse Deutsch, Dill Povone. Richard Shakter, Ted Taub. Dottom Row: Oliver Kirna, Danny Osipow, John Sun. Quinn Ear- ly. Dove Gurfein. Raphael Wong. Mark Soldo. Larry May. GIRLS VARSITY CLUB Dottom row. left to right: Morgoret Clarke. Kathy Crone. Kim Horocks. Dina Greco. Colleen Finucone. Mau- reen Owens, Lisa Morrone. Keren Solomon. Middle row: Kyna Wong, Vicki Ursitti, Jackie Micari. Stacey Printz. Top row: Lauro Duffone. Anne Clarke. Recording Secretary Luci Scau- zillo, Debbie Arcese, President Annie Salowski. Julie Murray. Corresponding Secretory Darbaro Galgano. Publicist Chrissy LoSala. Treasurer Wendy Ko- line. Missing: Vice-president Michele Finucone ASTRONOMY CLUB Left to Right: Sally Saod. Mike Gut- man. Sponsor John Cave. Orion Dob- kin. Peter Katz. Eric Dobkin. COMMUNITY ACTION COMMITTEE Top row. left to right: Sponsor Cloire Shuman, Carolyn Greene. Beth Soletsky. Keren Solomon. Laura Levinson. Middle row: Melissa Mehlmon. Solly Saod. Lisa Sovels. Deverly Kohen. Bottom row: Monique Berg, Jenny Seskin. Scott Moss Walkathon Sponsor of the Scott Moss Walkathon, the March of Dimes bread sole. Cerebral Palsy Tog Day. and many other charitable activi- ties, the Community Action Committee exists to serve and help others. Students perform shows and services for the elderly at neighborhood nursing homes, and for the children at St. Chris- topher's orphanage. With generosity and care, love and dedica- tion, members of this service group strive not only to raise mon- ey, but also to lift people's spirits. 61 1 I V V 1 i1 JTw. J Uk jA Ld J i r r j -fl i U SJ ā m c J ii f. k V eniors. DEBRA ARCESE PHILIP ARLEN WENDY ALTSCHUL STUART ANFANG MARY ARPINO LAUREN AUSUDEL ROSA AVILA CRAIG BALESTRAS MICHAEL BAROCAS I ELIZABETH BAUM MARC BERG THEODORE BERLSTEIN MICHAEL BERNATOVICH TIMOTHY BINDER 66 MICHAEL BLOOM DENNIS BOERNER HENRI BOCK JILL BREIDBART WILLIAM BRODSKY MICHAEL BROWN MATHIAS BRUEFACH BARBARA BUSILLO STEVEN BUHNER 67 JOHN DYUN LILIANA CALDERON CHRISTINE CHAMBERS SUSIE CERRONE PAUL CHAISSON 68 NANCY CHANIN Little Boy Blue, come blow your horn DARRELL CARTER CHRIS CARTER HOPE COHEN JAMIE COHEN RICK COHN DAVID CHERNUCHIN ADAM COHEN 69 LAURA CONTE ESTHER CHEN RICHARD CHIN ROGER CHIZEVER ā ā ā ā ā CLAIRE CUMMINS LINDA DELSIGNORE MARY ANN DEPASQUALE Gerrrrr! KENNETH DARVIN DOREEN ENG HEATHER ETTUS JANET ESPOSITO PATRICIA FARLEY JESSICA FARMAN MARIA FELLS ANNE FERGUSON KYRA FEIGE PAUL FERRAR JORDON FIEDERT 72 JOHN FIALA AMY FELDMAN MARCI FELLER SUSAN FINUCAN MICHELLE FINUCANE LESLIE FLAM VICTORIA GEE 73 KEVIN GER KATHRYN GEOLY CHARLES GOLDBERG TRACY GIBSTEIN KEVIN GOODMAN JOAN GOLDBERG MICHAEL GOTTLIEB DAVID GOULD Tom ond Jerry LAUREL GORDON MARC GORDON 74 CHERYL GRANAT PATRICIA GREENE DENISE GROPPI CAROLYN GREENE Just monkeyin' around MICHEL GUTMAN 75 SHAROAN HARRIS KAREN HEALY FRICA HECHT MARK HAROUNIAN ANNA HAROVAS FUMAI 76 JACQUELINE HERMAN TRACY HERTZ WARREN HERTZDERG RICHARD HIRSCH ROBERT HILLERY TONI HUEBSCHER NOMI HURWITZ 77 LYLE HYSEN MICHAEL JACOBS TOMAS JANSSON ROBIN JOFFE FREDERICA JONES KAREN KAM SUZANA KAMALI Give me o break! LORI JABLONSKI DEBORAH KAMINETZKY STEVEN KANZER KELLY KELLER WILLIAM KASOFF ANDREA KATES SUSAN KATZ ELIZABETH KENDRICK NAOMI KAUFMAN 79 ROBERT KIRSHENBAUM ANDREW KLEIN TREVOR KING OLIVER KIRNA TONI KLEINMAN STACEY KORMAN LAURA LAMASTRO NANCY LAVIN PETER LEIMEISTER KIM LERNER PAUL LIPKOWITZ LEE LIPSITZ ALAN LITROFF GLENN LIVINGSTON JOSE LOPEZ 81 SHARON LUDKIN PENNI LUDWIG RAYMOND MAGGIORE BARRY MALAMUD YOLANDA MALDONADO SARI MALLOW CHRISTOPHER MATHEWS DEAN MAYERS MARY MCNICHOL KAREN MCNULTY JENNIFER MILETTA THERESA MILITANA VINCENT MISERERE CLAUDINE MEEHAN TINA MEISELL RICHARD MOSS ROGER MOUALLEM i GERARD MURPHY MEHRANAZ NABATIAN 84 ADDE NADELMAN MICHAEL NEIDERDACH PAMELA OLIVER JOSEPH OWENS SETH ORENSTEIN EMILY ORENS WENDY NEDLIN DAN NEMAN JERRY OTRUDA GABRIELLE PALMER USA PASSY ALVARO PENA RICHARD PHILLIPS KATHERINE PELAEZ ALEXIS PINEIRO DOUGLAS PLATT 86 DANIEL POMERANTZ KAREN PRINTZ KEVIN PROCTOR RUSSELL POSNER RAFAEL PRESTOL JAMES PURCELL GERARD RADASCA DAVID PRATSIKAS DOUGLAS PULITZER GILMA QUINTANILLA RICHARD ROFE DETH ROLAND GUSTAVO ROMANELLI DAVID ROSEGARTEN CAROL ROSENBLOOM JACQUELINE RUDIC scon RUPFF GARY ROSEN KATHERINE RYAN 89 MARILYN SDIROLI ERIC SCHAFFER JILL SCHALET LORI SCHLESSINGER KARIN SCHMITT ABIGAIL SCHUSSHEIM 90 JOYCE SEGALL DAVID SHAPIRO CLARE SHARKEY JOE SHAVOLIAN FLORENCE SHERMAN 91 USA SHUMAN DAVID SILVERS TERI SILVERS NICOLE SIMON ELIZABETH SMILAY ROBERT SMITHLINE BARRY SOICHER BETH SOLETSKY DENISE SOLOMON 92 REBECCA STERN ROBERT STERNLIEB FLOYD STONE JOCELYN STRICKER 93 94 SHARON TODACK SUSAN WERBER PATRICIA TRABUCCO SIMON TSCHINKEL JODI WEINSTEIN IRIS WEISBADER MICHAEL WARD RENE WIEDA ELIZABETH WINSTON PAUL WINTERS 95 JAMES WOLFE JOANNE WOLMAN MARY ANNE WYSELL BRETT YAGEL I JONATHAN YEDVAB ALBERT YU Monday, eighth period JOHN ZIAVRAS DIANNE ZIDE DANIEL ZUCKERMAN Scattered jii chirrs OTde times We {eft behind Smile net art tv ane enoder. Wendy Alfschul Goodbye to friends, goodbye to oil the post. I guess thot we ll meet, we ll meet in the end. Ozzy Osbourne Stuart Anfang: Then he waited, marshaling his thoughts and brooding over his still un- tested powers. For though he was mos- ter of the world, he was not quite sure what to do next. But he would think of something. Arthur C. Clarke 2001: A Space Odyssey Debbie Arcese: Through friendships we grew together, sharing our hopes, dreams, fears and goals. Unknown P S. Hey Buddy BFF Ion Arvin: Mathematics takes us still further from what is human, into the region of abso- lute necessity, to which not only the actual world, but every possible world, must conform. Bertrand Russell Craig Balestras: Rockne wanted nothing but 'bad los- ers;'' good losers get into the habit of losing. Unknown Michael Baron: No one knows what he can do until he tries. Unknown Michael Barocas: The young people are the most active and vital force in society. They ore the most eager to learn, and the least con- servative in their thinking. Unknown Thomas Bazdekis: Chance favors the prepared man. Unknown Ted Berlstein: If you're not crazy you'll go insane. Unknown Timothy Binder: All thot is gold does not glitter, not all those who wander ore lost J.R.R. Tolkien Jill Breidbart: The great thing in this world is not so much where we are. but in the direc- tion we are moving. Oliver Wendell Holmes Billy Brodsky: I ain't here on business baby. I'm only here for fun. Bruce Springsteen Michael Brown: Today, if you ore not confused you ore just not thinking clearly Irene Peter Mott Bruefach: Someday soon we'll stop to ponder what on earth's this spell we re under, we make the grade and still we won- der who the hell we are Styx Barbara Busillo: Who wills con. Who tries does. Who loves lives. Unknown John Byun: Do not follow where the path my lead. Go instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. Unknown Susie Cerrone: Happy times may come and go. but memories will lost foreverl Unknown P.S. Hey buddy, you only live oncell (no trucks) Nancy Chanin: Happiness is added and multiplied when we divide it with others Jeffrey Arnold Esther Chen: To fry anything is to risk failure, but to risk, we must, because the greatest hazard in life is to risk nothing. Unknown Richord Chin: Cross your bridges before you come to them and you have to pay the toll twice. Franklin P. Jones Roger Chizever: It's all up to what you value. In your motor car. It all rests on whot It costs you. Getting where you are. It's whot you value. George Harrison Adam Cohen: Only the good die young Billy Joel Hope Cohen: One's ideas must be os broad os Nature if they are to interpret Noture Sherlock Holmes. A Study In Scarlet Jamie Cohen: Always hove the confidence to speak your mind and the courage to stand behind you words Unknown Rick Cohn: Never put off fill tomorrow what you con do the day after tomorrow just as well Mark Twain Claire Cummins: Donāt give up until you drink from the silver cup and ride that highwoy in the sky America Kenneth Darvin: Life is a gamble , yes. but at least you ploy your own cards B. C. Forbes Linda Delsignore: Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to moke them come true. Unknown Michelle Derkazarion Today well lived makes every yester- day a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope From the Sanskrit Jesse Deutsch I do one thing at a time I do it very well and then I move on Mojor Charles Emerson Winchester III Michelle Dobkin There Is only one way to achieve hop piness on this terrestrial boll and thot is 98 to hove either o cleor conscience or none ot oil Ogden Nosh Jonothon Ellont: I donāt wont to ochieve immortolity through my work. I wont to ochieve it through not dying. Woody Allen Doreen Eng: He who connot forgive others destroys the bridge over which he himself must poss. George Herbert Sheryl Engel: The humon spirit donees beyond neat- ness ond logic. Picasso Janet Esposito: The post is behind me with joy to re- member. the future is ahead of me with joy to come ond the present is me. ond joy is now. Unknown gone Theyāll tell you where to go. but till you get there yourself you will nev- er know. Joni Mitchell you know Be healthy, donāt eot meat, keep owoy from those nightclubs ond MEDITATE George Horrision Pot Farley-. If you love something set it free. If it comes bock to you. it is yours. If if doesnāt, it never wos Unknown Jessico Forman: I like to dream Steppenwolf Amy Feldman: Con we actually know the Universe? My god. it's hard enough to find your way around Chinatown. Woody Allen Kyra Feige: It's o time to look bock fondly on the post, o time to look forword eagerly to the future It's o time of more freedom ond greater responsibilities, o time to consider who you ore ond whot you wont to become, o time like no other - the beginning of the best yeors of your life Hugh Porter Marci Feller: When you know that you've got o real friend somewhere, suddenly oil the oth- ers ore so much eosier to bear Jockson Browne Anne Ferguson No stop signs no speed limits nobody s gonno get in my woy AC DC P S Yo Buddy! David Freedman Things went down we donāt under- stand, but I think in time we will. Robert Hunter Barbaro Galgono: Donāt walk in front of me. I may not follow. Donāt walk behind me. I may not lead. Just wolk beside me ond be my friend Camus George Gallagher: You conāt olwoys get whot you wont, but if you try sometime you just might find, you get whot you need. Rolling Stones Anthony Gongi: If you still choose not to decide, you connot hove mode o choice. Rush Vickie Gee: To measure you by your smallest deed is to reckon the power of the ocean by the frailty of its foam. Susan Polis Schultz Charles Goldberg: The life thot hos borne me through these yeors is in my hands ond my eyes So long os it is there it will seek its own woy out Erich Morio Remarque Joan Goldberg: The best woy out is olwoys through Robert Frost Michelle Finucone Maybe you'll find direction around some corner where it's been waiting to meet you Grateful Dead Leslie Flom People who tell you where they hove Kevin Goodman It s tough that s why they coll it LIFE Unknown Laurel Gordon So the thing is. if you really wont to get it permanently you hove got to do if. More Gordon: Either he's dead or my watch hos stopped. Groucho Morx Michael Gottlieb: Our future may lie beyond our vision, but it is not completely beyond our con- trol. Robert Kennedy Cheryl Granaf: Without music life would be o mistake Freidrich Nietzsche Corolyn Greene When I soy that Iām okoy. well, they look ot me kindo strange, surely you're not hoppy. you no longer ploy the gome. John Lennon Double Fantasyā Pofricio Greene: Happiness comes not from having whot you wont, but from wonting whot you hove. Unknown Denise Groppi: The best ond most beautiful things in the world connot be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart Helen Keller Anno Harovas: We were oil seperote individuals look- ing to shore our love through friendship. We grew together shoring our hopes, dreams goals feors confided See Flory Shermon Koren Heoly You don't need to stoy here, the light is everywhere Neem Koroli Bobo 001 1011 Erica Hecht Desire for nothing, except desireless ness Hope for nothing, except to rise above oil hopes Wont nothing and you will hove everything Pete Townshend Jacqueline Herman And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter ond shoring of plea sures For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning ond is refreshed Kohil Gibran The Prophet Trocy Hertz Sod ond happy memories of the times we've shored together, growing up ond loving it. will be cherished forever. Nothing con stop us now. Unknown Nomi Hurwitz: Life is for too important o thing ever to talk seriously about Oscar Wilde Lyle Hysen social conventions warp the lives of men. and lead them to loneliness ond o failure to communicate Sherwood Anderson Lori Jablonski: The reward of o thing well done is to have done it. Ralph Waldo Emerson Rob Joffe; Manifest destiny iz the science ov going tew bust, or enny other place before yu git thare. Henry Wheeler Shaw Warren Herfzberg Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We'll take the best, forget the rest ond someday we'll find These ore the best of times Styx Karen Kam: When you look over your shoulder, and you see the life that you left behind you con dream but you can never come back the way you came Jackson Drowne Robert Hillery The race is not always to the swift, but to those who keep running. Unknown Richard Hirsch. If youāre going to be a genius you should try either to avoid education en- tirely or else work hard to get rid of any you've been given Magnus Eisengrim Ronald Homer We know what we are but know not what we may be Shakespeare Toni Huebscher Yesterday will never be gone for it lives on in the heart forever And with each new morning, come new memo- ries. each leading us to our own special tomorrows. Unknown Deborah Kaminetzky: What is all our knowledge? We do not even know what weather it will be tomorrow. Derthold Averbach Dilly Kasoff: Friends are like melons. Shall I tell you why? To find one good one you must a hundred try. Claude Mermet Epigram on Friends Suzy Katz: Dlessed is he who knows himself and commands himself, for the world is his and love and happiness and peace walk wih him wherever he goes Robert A Heinlein Michelle Kaufman: It is only with the heart that one con see rightly: what is essential is invisible to the eye Antoine de Saint Exupery Naomi Kaufman The secret of life is enjoying the passing of time It's okoy to feel afraid but don t let that stand in your way Einstein said he could never understand it all. Since we re on our way we may as well enjoy the ride James Taylor Kelly Keller Why the best books haven t been written the best race hasn't been run Derton Draley Elizabeth Kendrick My life is going by too fast my only hope is thot we go into overtime Snoopy Oliver Kirna The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon but only to hold a man s foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher Thomas Henry Huxley Andrew Klein Life is what happens to you while you re busy making other plans John Lennon Stacy Korman On growing up. I d rather grow azaleas Judith Viorst Danny Koukou If we had no faults of our own. we would not take so much pleasure in noticing those of others Unknown Terri Kowalski. Not all those who wander are lost J. R. R. Tolkien Laura LaMastro: Well. I'm still afraid of changing be- cause I've built my life around you, but don't you know that, time mokes you bolder, children ore getting older, and I'm getting older too FleetWood Mac (Stevie Nicks) Nancy Lavin: Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shores Unknown Kim Lerner We never know the true value of friends while they live we are too sen- sitive of their faults When we hove lost them we only see their virtues J C and A W Hare Guesses or Truth. 1627 Kurt Lin: Dare to be different! Unknown 102 Paul Lipkowifz I like the dreams of the future better than the history of the post Thomas Jefferson Sharon Lubkin He loved chivalree Trouthe and honor freedom ond curteisie Chaucer Penni Ludwig Leave me where I om not losing if I om choosing not to plan my life Jackson Drowne Lee Lipsitz It d be nice to publish alternative uni- verses Jerry Garcia Raymond Maggiore One dreams of becoming somebody another stayed awake and became Unknown Yolanda Maldonado With the sunrise comes the dawning of a day still another dream has come then slipped away Oliver Scott P S Love yo An Duddy Kit Mathews Happy ore those who dreom dreams and ore willing to pay the price to make them come true Tofis God Dean Mayers You only live once, so take the time and do it right Unknown Karen McNulty Forget what life used to be you are what you choose to be it is whatever it is you see that life will become Jackson Drowne Tina MeiselL Whether or not it is clear to you. no doubt the universe is unfolding as if should In the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul Desiderata 1692 St Paul Church. Baltimore Jennifer Milerta The earth is like a grain of sand, only much bigger Isaacs Theresa Militana Class Of 82 UNITED WE STAND! P S Ooh! Not him!!! Michelle Monsen Moments ore filled with joy ond plea sure golden days of love ond cheer cherished memories to treasure Thank you. Lord for the lovely years. Unknown Michele Montaigne There ore places I'll remember all my life Some hove gone ond some re- main All these places had their mo- ments with lovers ond friends I still can recall In my life I've loved them all. John Lennon (j Paul McCartney Roger Mouallem Keep moving up. don't you ever stop. What ever it is. take it to the top Kool ond the Gang Abby Nadelman Remember what we've soid. ond done, and felt about each other Crosby. Stills. Nash b Young Wendy Nedlin Try not to hurry, it s just not your worry, leave it to those all caught up in time Dob Weir Mike Neiderbach Yes I con! Unknown Pamela Oliver: These days I seem to think a lot about the things I forgot to do and all the times I had a chance to Jackson Drowne Emily Orens. Dut if I get a chance to. I might just change the world. Dob Weir Seth Orenstein. Sometimes ore good, sometimes are bad It's all a part of life, and standing in between them all I met a Mr. Grief. George Harrison Joey Owens Our time together was quickly spent, our futuristic dreams lie waiting. The memories, they're ours to share and no one can ever take them away. Unknown Gabrielle Palmer: Give plenty of what is given to you. and listen to pity's call Don't think the little you give is great, ond the much you get is small. Pollack Lisa Passy: Life is a journey, not a destination. Unknown Kathy Pelaez.- Keep giving yourself new challenges, not the same old tricks in new disguises. Unknown Ricky Phillips; Life is what you make of it. The only one who con pave the way for you is yourself. Unknown Douglas Platt The vitol measure of a newspaper is not its size but its spirit - that is its responsi bility to report the news fully accurate ly. and fairly Arthur Hays Sulzberger Daniel Pomerantz: The quest to understand the Universe is one of the very few things that lifts hu- manity above the level of force and gives it some of the groce of tragedy Steven Weinberg Russell Posner: There is a tide in the affairs of men. Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune. Omitted, all the voyage of their life is bound in shallows and in miseries Shakespeare David Pratsikas: Nothing in this world comes for free what you put in. you get out; it may not be right owoy. but eventually if will come. Unknown Karen Prinfz: A friend may be often found and lost, but an old friend never can be found, and nature has provided thot he cannot easily be lost. Samuel Johnson 104 Doug Pulitzer: One day you woke up ond hove the whole world in front of you. Another day you woke up ond you're deod. Howard Cunningham Jerry Rabaska: Always leave them laughing when you soy good bye. George M. Cohan John Raffalli: I fear it is getting late. Does anyone know the time? Albert Einstein David Rosegorten: Now baby I don't want to be just an- other useless memory, or just some oth- er ghost out on the street to whom you stop and politely speak to when you pass on by vanishing into the night, left to vanish into the night, no baby! Druce Springsteen Carol Rosen bloom: Love doesn't make the world go round. Love is what makes the ride worth- while. Franklin P. Jones Jackie Rudk: Time is-, too slow for those who woit. too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice, but for those who love time is eternity! Unknown Steven Sanders: If is more ignominious to mistrust thon to be deceived. La Rochefoucauld Mark Sard: Concentrate on finding your goal, then concentrate on reaching it. Michael Friedsam Marilyn Sbiroli: It is love that will keep us together. I'll bet. However, it is distance that will strengthen that love, and bring us closer yet. Unknown Eric Schaffer: Follow men's eyes os they look to the skies. The shifting shafts of shining weave the fobric of their dreams. Rush Jill Schalef-. Do not follow where the path may lead; go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Unknown Korin Schmitt: I wish to posses the freedom and fun of childhood, and the responsibility of ma- turity. Today this is me. but tomorrow is undecided. I must take life one step at a time. M. S. Morris Abigail Schussheim: Don't be dismayed at good-byes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting ogain. after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who ore friends. Richard Doch Joyce Segall: And even though my friend the year is over, still there is a future you must reach out for.- but remember the past - and with both you will discover why you ore and why I love you that way. Unknown Jessica Seiden: We are driven by random winds, blown and crushed under passing wheels, or lifted to o garden in the sun. Jennifer Sessler: We got to get out of this place! Unknown Richard Shakter: If life had a second edition, how I would correct the proofs! John Clore Sandy Shomoon: Only that day dawns to which we are awake H D Thoreau David Shapiro: If the ends don't justify the means, what con? John Maynard Keynes Flory Sherman: Now we part - each going our own distinct way We may be for apart, but we are still together Unknown Lisa Shuman: Get ready for me. love cause Iām a comer. I simply gotta march, my heart's a drummer. Nobody's gonna rain on my parade! Barbra Streisand Teri Silvers: Something there is that doesn t love a wall, that sends the frozen-ground swell under it and spills the upper boulders in the sun Robert Frost Mending Wall Nicole Simon: Ridin' high I got the tears in my eyes, you know you got to go through hell before you get to heaven Steve Miller Destiny Elizabeth Smilay: You're a forever friend if time ond miles might someday place distance between us. I know when we re to- gether again, we ll laugh and talk just os we always hove. Forever friends ore never apart. Unknown Robert Smithline: The best of luck to everyone in your life's endeavours. Beth Soletsky: Whot lies behind us and what lies be fore us are tiny matters compared to whot lies within us. Ralph Waldo Emerson Denise Solomon: Life is on endless process of self-discov ery! Unknown Lauraine Somekh Show o little faith, there s magic in the night. Delva Plain Evergreen Druce Springsteen Rebecca Stern Once In o while you can get shown the light in the strangest of ploces if you look ot it right Groteful Deod Jocelyn Strieker: Yesterday is already a dream, tomor- row is only a vision but today well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of hoppiness and every tomorrow a vi- sion of hope From the Sanskrit Floyd Stone Many dreams come true ond some hove silver linings. I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold I Led Zeppelin Tom Suzuki Half our life is spent frying to find some- thing to do with the time we have rushed through life trying to save Unknown Richard Swerdlow Study as if you were to live forever Live as if you were to die tomorrow Isidore of Seville David Tchack Don't if always seem to go that you don t know what you've got fill it's gone? Joni Michell Paul Teixeira Maybe there is a reason, over ond above our reason, for existing. Everyth- ing is so absurd, that even that is possi- ble Eugene Ionesco Robert Thaler And so my friends we II soy goodnight, for time has claimed its prize; but to- night can always lost os long os we keep alive and the memories of para- dise Styx Karin Title The time will come when you see we re all one. ond life flows on within and without you. George Harrison Sharon Toback: Though time and miles may separate us. I hove built a bridge of lovely memories to spon the distance. Virginia K. Tubbs Patricia Trobucco: Yesterday is gone, forget it. Tomorrow hasn't come, donāt worry about it. To- day is here, live for itl Unknown Simon Tschinkel: The secret to success is sincerity. Once you con fake that, you've got it made. Unknown Iris Weisbader: Don't worry about tomorrow. Who knows what may befall you this day. Talmud Susan Werber: Life is a series of hellos ond goodbyes. I'm afraid it's time for a goodbye agoin. Billy Joel Joanne Wolmon: Look at the post with memories, look to the future with dreams, but look at the present with reality. Unknown Maryonne Wysell: Absence diminishes small loves ond in- creases great ones, os the wind blows out the candle ond blows up the bon- fire. Blaise Pascal Brett Yagel: I believe thof in the end. truth will con- quer all. J. R. Greene Jon Yedvob: In the choice of a horse ond a wife, o man must please himself, ignoring the opinion and advice of friends. George John WhyteMelville Albert Yu: Dear Mom. Guess what? I finally finished and you said it couldn't be done. Love. Al P.S. Just four more years of peanut but- ter sandwiches to go. John Zivaras: There are no holidays in the fight against evil. Maxwell Smart Dianne Zide: The time hos come to follow the paths laid out before us; may we always remember what hos been and some- day meet ond tell each other of our journeys. Unknown 107 Our memories ofyesterday Wifi last a frffhmt V' take HIT kest, Qrcfet tfu rest 31 net somedatf e'(Tjitta ... ...Vkese are (He Mesh of Jtmes. looking forward when i om grown to man's estate i shall be very proud and great, and tell the other girls and boys not to meddle with my toys. - roberf louis Stevenson (turn to poge 193 for nomes) 109 'Winter, spring. Summer or all HjfoU Ixa e tvdc is ea(lā. i AjbUytjot un a CAST (in order of appearance) PEGGY ROGERS Kira Lerner CATHERINE Holly Benton LOIS FISHER Susan Fry MRS. LILY MORTAR Amy Feldman EVELYN MUNN Fanee Aaron HELEN BURTON Cathy Melzer ROSALIE WELLS Raelle Koota JANET Michelle Lebow MARY TILFORD Marisa Peluso KAREN WRITE Karen Healy MARTHA DOBIE Karin Title DR. JOSEPH CARDIN David Gould AGATHA Mary Princer MRS. AMELIA TILFORD Joan Goldberg A GROCERY BOY Steve Gurton 114 Moriso Peluso. Joan Goldberg, Raelle Kooro, Karen Healy, David Gould Raelle Kooto Korin Title ond Amy Feldman Moriso Peluso ond Mary Princer Korin Title ond Karen Heoly Fonee Aaron. Michelle Lebow. Raelle Kooto. Cothy Melzer. Susan Fry. Holly Denton. Kiro Lerner Top Row: I. to r: Susan Fry. Desrine Reid. Vicki Meisel. Denise Loyd. Kiro Lerner. Abby Schussheim. Moryanne Wysell. More Berkson. Doniel Pomerontz. Joon Goldberg. Amy Feldman. Laura Goldwyn. Courtenay White. Coren Fittermon. Heidi Lieb, Robin Saks. Middle Row: April Alma. Marisa Peluso. Denise Delgado. Liza Moltin. Megumi Shinohara. Rinat Hadoshi, Greg Christie. Steve Gurton, Andrea Keppler, Janet Katz. Roelle Koota. Andrea Aronofsky. Bottom Row: Claudio Goodbinder. Patricia Siu. Margot Bermas. Catherine Morcellino. Michelle Lebow. Jennifer Miletta. Kim Lerner. Robin Gitman. Pam Oliver, Sheryl Engel. Jeonnie Lee. Nadine Mizrahi Joan Goldberg Kim Lerner and Orion Cohen below: Top Row: I. to r: Carol Rosenbloom, Jennifer Milerro. Kim Lerner. Moryonne Wysell. Joon Goldberg. Dotfom Row: Cheryl Gronot. Robin Gitmon. Abby Schussheim, Sheryl Engel. Patricio Siu. Morgot Oermos 117 Above: I. to r: Moriso Peluso. Vicki Ursitti. Dovid Rolfe, Amy Feldmon. Kiro Lerner Below-left: Sheryl Engel Delow.right: Joy Goldstein. Mory Princer 118 119 Kira Lerner I. to r. Dock Row: Eorl Beecham. Scott Rupff. Adom Chosnow. Alony Hononio, Jill Gentile. Third Row: Donny Blitz. Scott Currie. Derek Lief. Adom Schusshiem. Stuort Joseph. Second Row: Jocki Kogon. Robert Tholer, Maureen Owens. Front Row: Adom Liebner. Hillory Cohen. Rebecca Hsu, Louro Dermos. I. to r. Dock Row: Dovid Montoya. Robert Stople. Derek Lief. Drion Currie. Ari Nochmanoff. Middle Row: Joe Owens, Adom Chosnow. John Ziovros. Scott Rupff. Stuort Joseph. Front Row: Neil Platt. Morcello Dlonco, John Raffalli orchestra Michelle Montaigne Jessica Seiden Dock Row: I to t: Stuart Joseph. Marci Feller. Sondro Shamoon. Scott Rupff. Neal Platt. Middle Row: Melissa Melmon. Jessica Seiden. Jacki Kagen. Vicki Ursitti. Adam Derger. Greg Bruell. Front Row: Kim Lerner, Jennifer Miletta. Maryonne Wysell. Jennifer Green. Abigoil Schussheim. Carol Rosenbloom. Adam Schussheim. Cheryl Gronot and Jennifer Milerro Kim Lerner 122 Ā°bc7lĀ£8S below: Orion Cohen ond Abby Schussheim Top Row. I. to r.: Andreo Keppler, Suson Fry, Dill Breen. Joy Fokrerowitz. Second Row: Steve Solee. Drett Yogel, Louro Livingston. Fonee Aoron. Moriso Peluso, Jim Pico. Doniel Pomerontz. Morcello Dlonco, Joy Goldstein. Third Row: Toro Uttom. Cothy Melzer. Potricio Cooper. Mortin Brounschweig, Robert Tholer. Michel Gutmon. Stocey Kormon. Fourth Row: Koren Heoly. Mory Princer. Abby Schussheim. Robin Gitmon. Pom Oliver. Sheryl Engel. Dovid Swortz. Bottom Row: Cheryl Gronot (Secretory). Amy Feldmon (Vice President), Joon Goldberg (President). Jennifer Miletto (Treosurer). 125 --jdent Abuse of Drugs Reported to Declin The U.S. Is d BOYS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY LetĀ to right: Ronold Homer. Oliver Kirno. Coach Dob Darotto. More Gordon. Kevin Proctor. Lorry Moy. John Sun, Don Oslpow The varsity cross country team had another exceptional year, adding to its already impressive history. The squad amassed an 11-0 dual meet record to capture the division and conference titles. Led by the one. two. three finish of senior captains. Oliver Kirno. Marc Gordon, and Ronald Homer, the Rebels won the class C county championships. In the Open Section meet, the Rebels became the first small school to earn the Nassau County Championship Crown, among schools of all sizes. The team concluded the season with a 7th place finish in the New York State meet. All County runners Gordon, Homer, and Kirno graduate this year along with All-Conference runner Kevin Proctor. 146 BOYS J.V. CROSS COUNTRY Left to right: Peter Genott. Mork Soldo. Coach Dob Dorotta. Ted Toub, Lorry Moy. Vin Tong The Junior Varsity Cross Country team, comprised of Vin Tong, Peter Genott, Mork Soldo. Ted Toub, ond Lorry Moy, hod o great season with its many strong runners. They finished long races with a strong kick to win their events. 147 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Top Row: Coroline Derg. Anno Dophnldes. Kim Corley. Kyro Feige. Melisso Mehlmon. Ellen Dedell. Coach Don Samuels. Dortom row left to right: Mornie Aoron. Kelly Keller. Kothy Pelaez. Deth Lipsius. Uso Shuman. Under the coaching of Don Samuels, the Girls' Cross Country team finished its season with an impressive 6-1 win-loss record. This record earned them the co-divisional championship with Lynbrook and New Hyde Park. Camaraderie and spirit marked the atmosphere throughout the season as daily practices and grueling workouts were balanced by feelings of friendship among the girls. Captain Kelly Keller's excellent season enabled her to compete as an individual in the New York State Championship Meet, in which she placed thirty-first and won All-Nassau honors. Runners Mamie Aoron, Caroline Derg and Kyra Feige earned āāAll-Division honors in the Nassau Girls All-Star Teams because of their excellent efforts. Other runners contributing a tremendous amount to the team were veteran runners Deth Lipsius. Ellen Dedell, and Lisa Shuman. New- comers Kim Corley. Anna Daphnides. Melissa Mehlman. and Kathy Pelaez also had fine seasons and were assets to the team. 1 0 148 GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS Bottom row. Iefr to right: Don- lelle Geller. Donnie Sord. Mi- chele Dobkin. Cheryl Dergstein. Middle row. left to right: Eleno Deutsch. Cindy Konter. Goyle Grossmon. Simone Genott. Toro Uftom. Top row. left to right: Cooch Mory Guess. Alisho Ep- stein, Ingrid Dullo. Jone Doi. Son- dro Sturim. Amy Nelkin. Even with a new coach, Mary Guess, the girl's varsity tennis team performed to its full potential. Under senior captains Jill Driedbart and Michele Dobkin. this past season's re- cord was 5 wins and 7 losses. Many team members made the Nassau County Team, and a few also attended the New York State Tennis Tournament. With only the captains graduating next year, the team should perform as well as they did, if not better. 149 VARSITY FOOTBALL Top row. left to right: Audie Gocon. Ken Gallop. Quinn Early. Gene McCrindle. Eric Poll. George Gallagher. Craig Dalestras. Mike Gottlieb. 3rd: Coach Dill Martens. John Alexander. Raphael Wong. Darren Pirozzi, Dove Gurfein. Roy Maggiore. Dove Montoya. Coach Sol Serpe. 2nd: Earl Beecham. Tom McNamara. Gene Tricario. Eric Dittelmon, Neil Konigsberg, Bryant Cherry. Dottom Row. Honk Schwartz. Markko Forde. Mike Darocas. Ken Brown. Jeff Steigmon, Dave Goldstein. Andy DeMortin. Joe Ligotti. Michael Baron. The Rebel Football squad had its share of thrills and disappointments, finishing with a re- spectable record of 4 wins and 4 losses. The season was highlighted by an exciting 30-7 romp over Clarke in a night gome played at Denton Ave. Stadium. The team was led by seniors Mike Barocas, George Gallagher. Craig Dalestras. and Mike Gottlieb. In addition, four Rebels received all conference honors: juniors Gene Tricario. Ken Brown, and Earl Beecham. and senior George Gallagher. ISO J.V. FOOTBALL Despite a losing season, the Junior Varsity Football squad looked impressive and showed potential for a fine varsity team. Som Ā of the stronger points of the team were the defense and the excellent play of linebackers Kostrinsky, Gingold, and the Gorup broth- ers. Though Coach Ed Rosenthal and many team mem- bers gave it their all, they were able to achieve but one victory. Top row, loft to right: Coach Ed Ro- senthal. Harvey John. John Knight. Ricky Cerrone, Mike Lamparillo. Coach Dick Sodlo. Row 2: John Gor- oup. Alex Gorup. Mike Kostrinsky. Morris Myrie. Don Gingold, Ken Gallop. Row 3: Dave Dlaine. John Yom. Andy Gottlieb. Jim Ryan, Richard Rostholder. Chong Lee. Dorrom Row. Chris Mullin, Chuck Wagner. Audie Gocan, Rob Fiala. Owen Chambers, Lorry Fleissig. 151 9TH GRADE FOOTBALL Top row. left to right: Kenji Muramotso, Jerry Chonin, John Gonzales. Louis Jonnote. Drod Krous. Eric Leimester. Middle: Coach Steve Liebertz. Adam Pace. Rich Chouinad. John Levin. Richard Misiano. Stephen Hillery. Chris Galgano. Jim Groy. Dill McDermott, Coach Jerry Davis. Bottom row: Ned Golubow, John Dima. Stephen Palumbo, Pat Muilin. Israel Gonzales. Jim Roberts. Chris Burroughs, Brad Golubow. 152 GIRLS SWIMMING Top Row. left to right: Koren McNulty. Liso Morchese. Soroh Mattson. Tino Meisell. Undo Delsignore. Darbora Golgono. Stacy Lyons. Pot Forley, Denise Groppi. Julie Thaens. Bottom Row. left to right: Cothy Marcellino, Dionne Shickman, Wendi Waldman, Janet Finucon. Fron Terowski, Jane Berman. Christine Duffy. Missing: Jill Hamburg, Coach David Graham. The Girls 1981 swim season ended with a record of three wins and six losses. It was not their most successful season as a whole, but there were many outstanding performances by individual team members. Sophomore Christine Duffy broke school records in both the 200 Indi- vidual Medley and the 100 Dreastroke. Junior Wendi Waldman broke many school diving records. This year's captains, Barbara Galgono, Linda Delsig- nore, and Tina Meisell, are graduating along with seniors Denise Groppi, Karen McNulty and Pat Farley. Besides being missed by fellow teammates, the loss of these swimmers could prove to be detrimental in 82. 153 VARSITY SOCCER Standing, left to right: Coach Paul Meyer. Gonzolo Guarton, Alex Pineiro. Andy Morcus. Peter Toft, Dob Hillery. Dorrell Cotter. More Berkson. Alvaro Peho. Gustavo Romanelli. Dove Kooto, John Ziovros. Dob Sternlieb. Missing: Steven Minosion. Kneeling: Dove Seidman. Ivon Dergstein. Russell Posner. Charles Goldberg. Motty Druefoch, Billy Pavone, Frank D'lorio. Rodolfo Gutierrez. Jorge Costro. Richard Shokrer. Michael Moses. Morion Montes. This year's Varsity Soccer team, led by coach Paul Meyer, finished with a record of five wins, seven losses, and four ties. The Rebels hod quite o few high points during their season os they finished third in their division and entered the playoffs. The squod advanced to the County semi-finals where they lost to Clarke in sudden-death overtime. They reached this plateau after defeating Jericho and North Shore in overtime periods. A large portion of the squad will be graduating this year, including seniors Matty Druefach and Charles Goldberg, who led the strong defense and received all-league and all-conference honors, respectively. The soccer team permeated the atmosphere of the school with spirit and enthusiasm. Gus Romanelli, Dob Hillery, Gonzalo Guarton, Alvaro Pena, Alex Pineiro, Michael Moses and Richard Shakfer are among the seniors who will be missed. However, juniors Rodolfo Gutierrez, Frank D'lorio and David Koota promise an exciting season next year. 154 9TH GRADE SOCCER Left to right, standing: Denis Peros. John Meisell. Mike Moser. Andy Listl. Louis Franco. Anoush Jovoheri. Richard Mock. Greg Stefon. Paul Robinson. Greg Druell. Coach Dutch Hess. Left to right, kneeling: John Gershenson. Don Ursitti. Tuong La. Dave Mierkel, Janichi Mukai. 155 J.V. SOCCER Top row, left to right: Brian Kelly, Robby Moses. Peter Forman, Russell Solomon, Rohan Demetrius, Tom Carlucci, Mike Alexander. Adam Berger. Adam Schussheim, Billy Pavone. Bottom row. left to right: Simon Alperstein. Dove Weintraub. Carlos Rojos. Anival Martinez. Aptin Ghods. Ion Grusd. Kirk Brett. Missing: Coach Jock Jones. With o winning season of ten wins and seven losses, the Junior Varsity Soccer squad shows great potential as a strong varsity team next year. Coach Jack Jones led Brian Kelly, Robby Moses. Mike Alexander, Ian Grusd, and the rest of the powerful squad to their impressive record. GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Bottom Row. left to right: Yoko Nono- muro, Jenny Seskin, Stocey Printz. Suson Sommer. Top row, left to right: Nomi Hur- witz. Tokoko Tonumo. Koren Solomon, Amy Mitnick, Koren Urban, Lee Saveli. Lisa Dutondo. Dumps, sets, spikes and spirit can always be found in the West Gym as the volleyball team prepares for one of their grueling matches. Even though the team is relatively young, if was quickly transformed into a skilled unit Coach Mina Maish hopes to improve on this year's record next year when she will have many returing veteran players. Nomi Hurwitz will be the only graduating player. 157 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Top row. left to right: Lauro But- tonĀ©. Kathy Crane. Annemarie Sa- lowski. Chrissy LaSolo, Wendy Ka- line. Coach Doris McMahon. Middle row. left to right: Marci Feller, Jeanne Morrone, Luci Scauzillo. Ju- lie Murry, Michele Finucone. Julie Dombrowski. Bottom row. left to right: Kyna Wong. Captain Mary Arpino. Jill Gentile. The Girls' Varsity Field Hockey Team had an exciting and winning 1981 season after coming off a depressing 1980 season, when the girls didn't even make it into the playoffs. This year the girls came in second place in the Conference and second place in the County. The team will be losing most of its offensive line and the goalie. The graduating seniors include team captain Mary Arpino. Michele Finucane, Julie Dombrowski and Marci Feller. 158 GIRLS J.V. FIELD HOCKEY Top Row. left to right: Liso Mor- rone, Toro McGonn, Denise Del- gado. Middle row, left to right: Nancy Hoesch. Colleen Finu- cane. Maureen Owens. Dina Greco, Margaret Clarke. Bottom row. left to right: Stephaine Drzozowski. Jodi Yedvab, Jack- ie Macari. Ann Marie Clarke. Undo Gray. The J.V. Field Hockey Team finished its season with a 5-2-4 record. This year, the team of mostly ninth graders proved that they can hold their own on the high school level in sports. Coach Carol Nesdill can take pride in the accomplishments of team members Ann Clarke and Colleen Finucane who are sure to moke valuable contributions to next year's Varsity squad. 159 MIĀ ! J. V. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top Row: Wendy Deck. Cothi McGrath. Debbie Nathanson. Rondi Reich. Shoney Stephenson. Shelley Monson. Wendy Wattenburg. Bottom Row: Debbie Arcese. Loinie Kaye. Cap- tain Mary McNichol. Captain Denise Solomon. Michele Cam- bordello. Vicki Ursitti. Top Row: Deno Orenstein. Laura Santiago. Michelle Roth- stein. Kim Horrocks, Stephanie Weiss. Lauren Weiner. Bottom Row: Jill France, Julia Cummins. Michele Arcese, Monique Berg. Barry Lieberman. Leslie Santiago. Lisa Shapiro. Front: Captain Denise Solomon. Bottom Row: Shoney Ste- phenson. Michele Combordello. Holly Benton, Carol Loyd. Michele Arcese, Wendy Beck. Vicki Ursitti. Top Row: Joanna Petriccione. Wendy Koline, Julie Murry, Mindi Reingold. Cathi McGrath. Front: Stephanie Weiss. Bottom Row: Amy Brenner. Bari Liebman, Tracy Kreutzer. Monique Berg. Stephonie Feit, Kim Horrocks, Top Row: Michelle Rothstein. Leslie Aaronson. Gail Boorstein, Hillary Palmer. KILTIES Top row, left to right: Ellen Gross. Ruth Gel- forb. Jenny Margolin. Emily Mitty. Nicole Si- mon. Denise Gropp. Danielle Geller. Lisa Waldeyer. Lizo Maltin. Sponsor Selena Smith. Missing: Katherine Peloez. Middle row: Michelle Kaufman. Undo Delsignore. Ann Chung. Toni Reiss. Karen Steinmetz. Jane Dai. Tracy Rotkowitz. Courtenay White. Marilyn Sbiroli. Bottom row. Kyra Feige. Hoi- ly Denton. Deth-Ann Gallina. Susie Cerrone, Claudia Goodbinder. Barbara Kahn. Gail Freilich. Pam Oliver. 161 TWIRLERS Captain Karen! Split: Undo LoPorte. Top row. left to right: Melonie Kamamis, Dionne Lombardo. Tino Patterson. Barbara McNeil. Tomi Little. Denise Gribbin. Top row. left to right: Barbara Galgano. Karin Schmitt. Amy Fass. Denise Goldstein. Ronni Sugarman. Bottom row, left to right: Heidi Kipperman. Debbie Cohen, Karen McNulty. Sondra Sturim. BOOSTERS 162 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Top Row. left to right: Tom McNomoro. Dorrell Corter, George Gallagher. Dill Sherman. Quinn Early. Bottom Row: Jeff Steigmon. Simon Deck. Kenny Drown. Raphael Wong. Missing: Michael Daron. Kevin Ger. At times this year, the Varsity Basketball team played as well as any other team in their league; unfortunately, injuries and illness plagued the squad throughout the season. Despite a slow start, the Rebels finished strong by winning six out of their last eight league games, ending with an even 6-6 record. The team qualified for the Nassau County Playoffs where they lost in the first round to the highly- ranked North Shore squad, 46-45. Co-captains Mike Baron and George Gallagher inspired the team throughout the season, Gal- lagher earning All-League honors along the way. Seniors Kevin Ger and Darrell Carter, and juniors Kenny Brown, Quinn Early, and Billy Sherman contributed much to the team's success. Sophomore Simon Beck showed incredible potential, and was nominated as an All-League player. Although the seniors will be missed, the fu- ture for Rebel basketball looks very promising. BOYS NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL Top Row: Adorn Poce. Lee Morcus. Alex Horrow. Shoun Kelly. Richord Chouinord. Kenji Muromoiso. Cooch Steve Liebertz. Bottom Row left to right: Mark Wochen. Mike Moser, Junichi Mukoi. Jimmy Rob- erts, John Gonzles. Paul Rubin. Ned Golu- bow. BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL Doys J.V. Basketball Team: Coach Dutch Hess, Keith Geismar. Brian Kelly, Ted Mukoi. Ari Nochmonoff. John Reed. Mike Kostrinsky. Andrew Gottlieb. Phil Posner. David Swartz, Brad Berger. Johnny Yom. 166 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Top Row: Marci Feller, Ann Marie Salowski, Naomi Kaufman, Coach Dick Sadio, Ina Holmes. Luci Scau- zillo. Bottom Row: Debbie Arcese. Anne Ferguson, Michele Finucane, Susie Cerrone, Chrissy LaSala. The girls varsity basketball team had a fair season this year. After losing most of its starting team lost year, the team is in the process of rebuilding itself. Senior Captain Naomi Kaufman and Junior Ina Holmes were the team's two top scorers. Even though the team is losing more than half of its members, they are hoping for a much better sea- son next year. Graduating players in- clude Naomi Kaufman. Debbie Arcese, Susie Cerrone, Anne Ferguson, Marci Feller, and Michele Finucane. 167 GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL Top Row: Margaret Clarke, Stacey Printz. Coach Marcy Goess. Lisa Ditando, Laura Buf- fone, Stacy Cohen. Bottom Row: Cheryl Berg- stein. Kyna Wong. Maureen Owens. Lisa Morrone. Colleen Finucone. Missing: Kathy Crane. The girls J.V. basketball team had a winning season. They ended with an 8-5 record. The scoring was dominated by Kathy Crane and Sheryl Bergstein. This season marked the first year for Coach Marcy Goess. who led the team to its winning record. 1fĀ 8 BOYS BOWLING Top Row: Jon Yedvob. Cooch Jock Jones. Seth Orenstein. Bottom Row. left to right: John Do- degge. Jomes Purcell. Richord Shokter. Missing: Andy Morcus. Billy Kosoff. The Boys Bowling teom was kept busy this year by some very tough competi- tion. The squad finished the season with a very respectable second place rank in their conference, while also earning the first place standing in the division. Much of their striking success can be attributed to the individual performances of co-captains Jim Purcell and John Dodegge. Purcell maintained a 180 average and garnered All- Division and All-County honors; Dodegge had a 173 average, and also won All- Division honors. Other strong team members included All-Division seniors Andy Marcus and Billy Kasoff, as well as seniors Rich Shakter and Jon Yedvab. 169 GIRLS VARSITY BOWLING The girls varsity bowling team had a great season, finishing second in the division, and qualifying for the county champion- ship. Senior Karen Printz and junior Lisa Dulavinetz both earned honors at the individuals championship. Printz, a four year team veteran, took the high game award with an impressive 215 score. Dulavenitz became ' most valuable player with a high series of 543. Karen Printz will be graduating this year, as will Denise Groppi. 170 FENCING Top Row: Cooch Bernie Genzer, Adorn Schussheim. Don Goldberg. William Weiss. Greg Bruell, John Raffalli. Bottom Row: John Meisel. Mary Raffalli, Corny Sherman, Jeremy Boal. Jesse Deutsch. Missing: Hope Binder. Tim Binder. Eric Gordon. Anoush Javoheri, Phil Litwack. Sharon Lubkin. Ken Moss, Neil Platt, Devon Ruesch. Mike Sanders. With the return of Coach Dernie Genzer, the Great Neck South Fenc- ing Team tied for First Place in the County Championships with a 9-1 re- cord. Captain Jesse Deutsch finished the duel meet season undefeated with a record of 24-0. In the County Individual Tournament, G.N.S. placed four fencers in the fop ten. Deutsch, the defending champion for the past two years, finished sec- ond. Senior Tim Binder finished third, with Neil Platt seventh and Rookie Kenny Moss taking ninth. Fifth fencer John Raffalli got knocked out fairly early in the tournament. With a strong number of sophomores and freshmen this year, the outlook for next year is bright. 171 BOYS SWIMMING Top Row: Cooch Dovid Grohom. Paul Upkowitz. Kurt Lin. Dob Hlllery. Mott Oruefach. Dorry Soicher. Dill Hoar. 3rd Row: Kit Matthews. Simon Tschinkel. Rich Moss. Mike Jacobs. Eric Schaffer, Joey Owens. Anthony Gangi. Tom Suzuki. 2nd Row: Dill Dreen. Peter Forman. Eric Poll. Dave Doron. Hal Gilenson. Jeremy Spero. Jim Ryan. Dottom Row: Kirk Drett, Don Dlitz. Jon Telsey. Peter Gardner. Missing: Marc Drocoto. Drion Currie. 172 After o very impressive start, the 1982 Rebel swimming squad posted a final 7-6 record and a respectable eighth place finish in the County Team Championships. Coach David Graham and co-captains Paul Lipkowitz and Billy Hoar led the team through the satisfying season. For Lipkowitz, the County Championships gave him the chance to take fifth place in the 50 freestyle, while diver Bob Hillery took fifth in diving. Billy Hoar, Kurt Lin, Matt Bruefach, Kit Matthews, and Joey Owens also scored at the County meet. In addition to Lipkowitz, Hoar, and the other scorers, the aquamen will be losing graduating seniors Richard Moss, Eric Schaffer. Anthony Gangi, Michael Jacobs, Tom Suzuki, and Simon Tschin- kel. 173 BOYS WINTER TRACK Top Row. left to right: Dryant Cherry. Al- bert Kim. Dorren Pirozzi. Richard Keith, Owen Chambers. Middle Row: John Sun. Oliver Kirna. Marc Soldo. Ron Homer, Don Osipow. Marc Gordon. Jorge Castro. Bot- tom Row: Coach Bob Baratta, Vln Tong. Lorry May. Peter Genatt. Ted Taub. Bill Pavone. Manager Barbara Kahn. Missing: Scott Rupff. The Winter Track team logged a remarkable season, winning their twelfth consecutive Division title and recapturing the Conference crown. Individually, the Nassau County Championships provided the setting for the establishment of four new indoor school records. Senior Oliver Kirna set the mark in the mile, while senior Marc Gordon re- corded a new low in the two mile run. Ron Homer ran a record-break- ing 1000 meters, and the two-mile relay team of Homer, Kirna, juniors Dan Osipow and John Sun charted the fourth new record. All of these runners qualified for the State Cham- pionship at Cornell University. At the county level, senior shotputter Scott Rupff led the weightmen. The key to this year's success, and to South's dominance in track for over a dec- ade. was determination, hard work, and the outstanding coaching of Dob Daratta. 174 GIRLS WINTER TRACK Top (leff to right): Deth Lipsisus. Sheryl Holshall. Pot Homer. Dor- boro Golgono. Coach Dob Dor- otto. Cloire Cummins. Annie Sa- lowski. Kim Corley. Dottom (left to right): Kelly Keller. Yolondo Maldonado. Mono Molody. El- len Dedell. Alice Ferguson. The girls winter track team had a very successful season. One highlight occurred when Kim Corley broke the state record for public school students with a 7.2 second time in the 55-meter run, earning herself a place in the State Championship. In the Saint Anthony Relays, the girls took sixth place in the two mile relay. The members of that relay were juniors Kim Corley, Sheryl Halshall and seniors Kelly Keller and Kyra Feige. The Shotputters were led by seniors Barbara Galgano, Claire Cummins, and junior Annie Salowski. Besides seniors already mentioned Yolanda Maldonado will also be graduating. 175 WRESTLING Top Row: Assistont Cooch Ed Rosenthal. Russell Morcus. John Levin. John Gonzolez. Upper Middle Row: Mike Alexonder, Roy Moggiore. Tom Corlucci. Dove Gurfein, Dove Shopiro. John Gershenson. Cooch John Thomos. Middle Row: Dove Weinrroub. Shonoko Soto. Alex Nierenstein, Kenny Gollop, Gene McCrindle, Morris Myrie. Bottom Row. left to right: Ivon Dergstein. Poul Stelnmon, Mork Sord. Andre Mitchell. Chorles Goldberg. The defending division champion Rebel Wrestlers, led by senior captains Charles Goldberg. Mork Sard, and Ray Mag- giore, concluded their season with an impressive 9-5 overall record. The grapplers compiled a 4-2 league record, placing fourth in the dual meet season and third in the division tournament. The highlight of the season came when the team defeated the division champions, Lynbrook, 29-21 in a dual meet. Key wins were logged by Paul Steinman, Mark Sard, Ivon Dergstein. Andre Mitchell (the only undefeated wrestler and winner of the prestigious Mitchell award), Ray Maggiore, Ken Gallop, and heavyweight Dave Gurfein. The team will be losing its three valuable senior captains to graduation. Goldberg, Sard, and Maggiore compiled a remarkable overall combined record of 35-15 this season. Their outstanding leadership and enthusiasm, coupled with distinctive coaching, inspired the team to victory. 176 GIRLS VARSITY GYMNASTICS Top Row: Julio Cummins. Captain Mory McNichol, Coptoin Wendy Nedlin. Morni Aar- on. Upper Middle Row: Asst. Coach Pot Dovo, Tina Marks. Anno Dophnides. Deno Orenstein, Coach Sue Nicosia. Middle Row: Anne Schwartz. Jackie Garabedian, Jenny Seskin, Heather Lipman. Bottom Row: Lourdes Fernandez. Fonee Aaron. Lisa Sha- piro. Randi Reich. Wendy Wattenberg. Lauren Printz This year's girls varsity gymnastics team, coached by Susan Nicosia with the assistnce of Pat Bova. had a very successful season. They had an overall record of 8-1 and a league record of 6-1. The team, led by senior captains Mary McNichol and Wendy Nedlin, took second place in Confer- ence Three, making them eligible to participate in the Nassau County Meet in which they placed 6th out of 24 teams in the County. An extra highlight of the season was Mary McNichol being chosen to compete in the Nassau County Individual Meet. Mary took 1st place in her event, which was vaulting, and had a high enough score to place her on the Nassau County team for the State Championship. This marked the first time a member of the Great Neck South team participated in the New York State Womens Gymnas- tics Competition. 178 ARCHERY Top. left to right: Coach Es- ther Printz. Iro Solomon. Leo- no Rendon. Josh Levinson. Peter Kotz. Bottom, left to right: Shoron Lubkin, Jill Schloet. Lo Tuong. Glenn Ett- linger. Solly Soad. Encouraged by Coach Jane Doyle, the 1962 Archers continued to place well in their division and county meets. Led by seniors Sharon Lubkin, Mike Gutman, and Barbara Dusillo, the squad enjoyed a competitive season, toting up the bull's-eyes with their precision bow- manship. 180 GIRLS BADMINTON Left to right: Melonie Komomis. Amy Nelkin, Ann Chung, Cooch Sue Nicosio. Chris Pork, Michelle Dobkin. Coren Fittermon, Michelle Perhoes, Doreen Eng, Goil Freilich. With Coach Sue Nicosia's guidance, the badminton team is in the process of rebuilding, both in size and in experience. With their determination to watch the birdie , members of this year's squad honed their playing skills and plucked quite a few opponents. 181 BOYS VARSITY BASEBALL With the valuable experience of returning varsity players, the Rebel Baseball team aimed for a very suc- cessful season. With the polished pitching of seniors Craig Balestras, Jim Purcell, and junior Gene Tricario, and the experienced infield play of veterans Joe Owens, Bob Hillery, and Tricario, the squad was destined for glory. Rounding out the team was the outfield, with veterans Rich- ard Swerdlow, Anthony Gangi, and Vinnie Miserere playing vital roles. Powerful hitting, skillful fielding, and the leadership of Coach Jim Greene drove the team on to victory. Top row. left to right: Coach Jim Greene. Craig Dalestras, Tom Carlucci. Rob Hillery, Tom McNamara. Richard Swerdlow. Kevin Ward. Gene Tricario. Bottom row: Jim Purcell, Roph Wong, Mark Belfiore. Jimmy Kelly, Paul Greco. Paul Steinmon. John Alexander. JV BASEBALL Top Row. left to right: Alex Gorup. Johnny Yom, Andy Ellis. Andy Gottlieb. Mike Kostrinsky. Andy DeMartin. Eric Leimeister. Rich Chouinord. Drion Kelly. Cooch Steve Liberfz. Bottom Row: Dove Colistro. Paul Rulsin. John Zoni. James Kong, Eric Gordon, Neil Finkston. Phil Posner. Donny Pork. 183 BOYS VARSITY LACROSSE Top row. left to right: Coptoin Michoel Gottlieb. Chris Golgono. Eorl Beechom. Coptoin Jeff Steigmon, Gene McCrindle. Denis Shorkin. Coptoin Peter Toft. Middle row: Andy Morcus. Michoel Alexonder, David Gurfein. Michoel Dorocos. Morris Myrie, Bobby Conroy. Bottom row: Trevor King. Doryl Carter. Ivon Bergstein. Laurance Spier, Michoel Brown, John Gonzalez. Coach Ed Rosenthal. With spirit and enthusiasm, this year's Varsity Lacrosse squad aimed to challenge their opponents and gain a spot in the playoffs. Using speed, ability, and a strong sense of team unity, they hoped to surmount their small size and lack of varsity exper- ience. With the loss of over 15 players lost year, the team is planning on several years of growth and the development of a high caliber squad. Leading the attack this year were Jeff Steigman, Gene McCrindle, and Tom Suzuki; supporting the front line were midfielders Peter Taft, Charlie Gold- bert. and Dean Mayers. The Rebel defense re- mained strong, anchored by returning veterans Mike Darocas, Mike Gotlieb, and goalie Larry Speir. Seniors Mike Drown, Andy Marcus, and Darrel Carter also added to the defensive line. BOYS JV LACROSSE Top Row, left to right: Cooch Dutch Hess, Melvin Keith. Chris Mullin, Ricky Ross, Lou Jonnotte, Greg Minord, Steven Pulitzer, Michoel Moser. Greg Stefon, Michoel Silver, Dobby Conroy, Billy McDer- mott, Dovid Spiewok. Ricky Cerrone, Andy Listl. Bottom Row: Peter Metoxos. John Dimo. Michoel Reed. Jimmy Groy. Peter Formon, Isroel Gonzolez. Owen Chombers. John Levin, Horvey John. Stephen Palumbo. Stephen Hillery. 185 GIRLS SOFTBALL Left to right: Liso Ditondo. Kothy Crone. Julie Murroy. Wendy Koline, Lourie Dugger. An- nie Solowski. Chrissy LoSolo. Michele Finu- cone. Missing: Luci Scauzillo. Morci Feller. Jeonne Morrone. Coach Richard Sadlo. Led by senior Michele Finucone and Coach Richard Sadlo. the Girls Softball team worked hard to make 1982 a winning season. First baseman Annie Salowski, centerfielder Julie Murray, pitcher Chrissy LaSala, and leftfielder Jeanne Morrone were among the talented members of this spirited and enthusiastic squad. 186 GIRLS JV SOFTBALL Top Row. left to right: Stocy Cohen. Stocey Printz. Lindo Protrowski. Coach Jock Jones. Middle Row: Janet Alts- chul. Lisa Morrone. Dina Greco. Laura Santiago. Michelle Micari. Kathy Hicks. Bottom Row: Margaret Clarke. Col- leen Finucane. Maureen Owens, Jackie Micari. Amy Mirnick. 187 BOYS SPRING TRACK Consistently one of South's most successful teams, the Boys Spring Track squad continued its excellent record. With the endur- ance of Cross Country county champion distance men Marc Gordon, Ron Homer, and Oliver Kirna added to the power of field men Scott Rupff. Quinn Early, and Kenny Brown, plus the strength and agility of junior sprinters and hurdlers, the team continued to add to South Track's list of achievements, accomplishments, and awards. Top Row, left to right: Manager Dorbro Kahn. Coach Dob Doratto. Danny Osipow, Oliver Kirna. Marc Gordon. Ronald Homer. John Sun. James Ryan. Mark Soldo. Dryant Cherry, Alex Harrow. Darren Pirozzi. Shaun Kelly. Jason Scherr. Quinn Early. Middle Row: Dill Pavone. Albert Kim, Vin Tong. Ted Toub. Lawrence May. Peter Genott. John Lee. David Ellner. Jorge Castro. Dave Morkel. Patrick Mullin. Coach Dill Diel. Dottom Row: Ed Sheidlower. Mark Drocato. Scott Rupff, Kenneth Drown. Morko Forde. Donny Myer. Mark Handleman, Anoushirv Javaherlinejad. David Silver. 188 GIRLS SPRING TRACK Top Row. left to right: Laura Buffone, Annie Salowski. Alice Ferguson. Clarie Cummins, Theresa Dusillo. Virginia Blake. Coach Barry Lantz, Leslie Flam. Middle Row: Kerri Chernuchin. Melissa Mehlman. Ellen Bedell. Kelly Keller, Yolanda Maldonado, Sheryl Halsall. Pot Homer, Kim Corley. Bottom Row: Stephanie Feit. Lori Shnepp. Amy Brenner. Mona Molody. Beth Lipsius. Lorin Prince. Raquel Mazon. Culminating a successful year for girls track, the spring squad enjoyed a fine sea- son. placing very well in the divisional and county meets. Led by veteran distance run- ner Kelly Keller and sprinter Kim Corley, the team worked hard and turned in one of their best records. Besides Kelly and Kim, the other seniors include Kyra Feige, Lisa Shuman, and Kathy Pelaez. BOYS TENNIS Top row. left to right: David Chernuchin, Kevin Goodman. David Silver. Jesse Deutsch. John Ellant. Coach Jerry Levine. Middle row: Michael Corson. Mott Hor- nick, Danny Zuckerman. Steven Roberts. Dorry Soicher. Bottom row: Robert Spie- gel. Robert Rosen, Neil Shapiro, Sandy Weiner. Alan Forman. With another oustanding season, the Boys Tennis team has firmly established South's ex- cellence in the sport. Led by veteran singles players Kevin Goodman, David Silvers, and David Churnuchin, the team ranked as one of the County's top contenders. Other outstand- ing swingers included seniors Danny Zucker- man, Jon Ellant, and Barry Soicher, as well as juniors Alan Forman, Neil Shapiro, and Rob Spiegel. Coach Jerry Levine united these indi- vidual stars into a highly effective team, con- tinuing the South tennis dynasty. GIRLS LACROSSE Top Row. left to right: Kim Horrocks. Ronni Sugormon, Michele Betz. Corny Shermon, Sheryl Dergstein. Elyce Bloom. Rebecco Crespo, Eloine Anton. Deno Orenstein, Amy Swerdlow, Tlno Morks. Connie Komomnis. Eleno Deutsch, Dino Groppi. Cooch Guri Seaman, Paula Gallino. Middle Row: Lisa Waldeyer. Jodi Yedvob. Ingrid Busillo. Monique Berg. Jessica Dickstein. Esther Calabretta. Jackie Gorabedian. Kyno Wong. Keren Solomon. Amy Title. Bottom Row: Captain Barbara Galgano, Captain Laura LaMastro. Nomi Hurwitz. After a disappointing season last year, the girls lacrosse team worked very hard to make '82 a winning season. Many of the girls returned from last year, showing tre- mendous improvement. With Coach Guri Seaman's able leadership, the team has the potential to make it to the playoffs in the near future. In June, the team will bid fare- well to three graduating seniors, two of whom and valuable three years veterans: Darbara Galgano, Laura LaMastro, and Nomi Hurwitz. 191 REFLECTIONS ON HIGH SCHOOL By Stuart Anf jng June. 1982 On the 24th of this month, the 276 members of the Class of 1982 will march down the aisles to receive their diplomas, now high school graduates. The moment will hold different memories for each of us, as we recount what has happened over the past three years. The common experiences we shared, in the classrooms and on the playing fields, taught us different things. The most important lessons, however, were not those of biology and history; rather, the most valuable instructions were those of maturity, of relationships, of independence, and of learning about others and about ourselves. Today, we are not the same 276 kids who first entered this school as sophomores three years ago. In 276 different ways, we've become more responsible, able to take our place as adult citizens. In 276 different directions, we've explored our potentials, discovering our limits and how much further we can go. Come September, many of us will go on to college, while others will go directly into the real world of jobs, taxes, and bills. Yet, ten, twenty, thirty years from now, when we think back to high school days, the memories of the people who touched our lives here will remain fresh, long after the details of geometry and verb conjugation have been forgotten. Tomorrow, in our hearts, in our minds, and in the pages of this book, we will always hove a valuable, timeless piece of yesterday. Of course, today, in June 1982, it is a little too early to start feeling nostalgic about our years at South Senior. Most of us are now having mixed emotions - we re excited about starting a totally new experience in September, but we may regret having to leave friends and family to embark on this new life. Each June, when the new edition of VISTA appears, it's traditional for the graduating seniors to have their books signed by friends and favorite faculty members. It's difficult to encompass in a few simple sentences a relationship grown and nurtured through these three years, if not before. This page, therefore, is dedicated to those people to whom we may never get the chance to fully express our feelings. To the faculty: Although there have been some difficult times for students and teachers (particularly in the spring, when visions of beaches replaced those of molecular models), we have always known, and appreciated, that you were here to help, to free our minds and focus them on the world around us. Although we were often reluctant to admit It. we needed your guid- ance and support. When we walk out of this building for the last time, much more will be expected of us, and we, in turn, will expect more from ourselves and our world. Thank you for preparing us for those expectations. To our parents: Those days when you nagged, those nights when you sat up worrying, they were not in vain,- only now we realize that you were simply showing your care and your concern. High school was a difficult time for many of us, but with your patience, love, encouragement, trust and faith, we have overcome the problems, and we ore the better for it. What more can we say? Thank you for being by our side, today, yesterday, and tomorrow,- we can only hope that we con do as much for our children as you have done for us. To our friends: Yes, the times were great, but we always knew that, one day, they would have to come to an end. The togetherness, the secrets we shared, the laughter and the tears made these friendships the most valuable exper- iences of our high school years. While we will have bigger things to look forward to, it will be hard to find better friends than you who have made such a great impact on our lives. When we leave high school, we leave a part of ourselves behind in these halls - innocence, the thrill and pain of growing up. the freedom of childhood. But these friendships will always be carried forward, an integral part of us. At this time, think not of what might have been if graduation had not interfered. Think of what we were lucky to have, to share, to enjoy, and think of how to keep our friendships alive across the miles and across the months ā through the moil, through the phone lines, through our memories. 192 TO THE CLASS OF 1982 Dear Class: Tomorrow we will be pocking if all away. Broken pencils and rulers will find their way back to the shelves, faking with them dusty memories of the Class of '82. There is joy and anticipation at completing this book, as well as some sadness upon graduating high school. Through this book, we hope to have left you something tangible to recount the experiences and the friendships we have shared. For our classmates, we hope that we have captivated all of the years' events, as it has truly been three memorable years. As you look through the pages of this book, we hope that each picture will come alive, bringing a smile to your face, a warmth to your heart, and a stir to your memory. Before we finish, however, we would like to thank all of our editors. This book would not have been a success without your undying effort and creativity throughout those long weary evenings. We are especially indebted to: Stuart Angang: Thank you for your wit and charm. Without your ingenuity and moral support, VISTA '82 simply would not be. Steven Sanders: Your fine work throughout the entire senior section has made this book one to treasure. Thank you for your dedication and your willingness to work above and beyond your responsibilities. Barbara Galgano: Your smile was a constant inspiration throughout the year. Thank you for doing all work without hesitation. Bernice Yu: Thank you for sharing your artistic talent with VISTA. Robert Shallow: Thank you for your patience, support, but, above all, for your guidance and understanding. You are truly one of a kind, and both VISTA and South Senior are very fortunate to have you. Ann-Marie Lehman: Thank you for keeping us on target, and not allowing us to stray too far. Gilbert Blum: Thank you for all your cooperation and assistance. 1. Robert Tholer 2. John Ziovras 3. Paul Lipkowitz 4. Susie Cerrone 5. Suzy Kotz 6. David Silvers 7. Lisa Shuman 8. Margaret Basileo 9. Pam Oliver 10. Amy Feldman 11. Michael Ward 12. Doreen Eng 13. Matt Druefach 14. Tracy Gibstein 15. Jocelyn Strieker 16. John Raffalli 17. Michelle Kaufman 18. Robert Sternlieb 19. Cheryl Granat 20. Iris Weisbader 21. Rick Cohn 22. Anna Horovas 23. Eric Shaffer 24. Jessica Seiden 25. Ted Berlstein 26. Esther Chen 27. Roy Maggiore 28. Linda Delsignore 29. Abigail Schussheim 30. Adam Cohen 31. Dean Mayers 32. Michelle Derkazarian 33. Jesse Deutsch 34. Michelle Finucane 35. Theresa Militana 36. Karen Kam 37. Kevin Goodman 38. Lee Lipsitz and Jessica Forman 39. Laura LaMastro 40. Lori Jablonski 41. Jackie Rudic 42. Andy Klein 43. Debbie Arcese 44. Michelle Dobkin 45. Robert Smithline 46. Florie Sherman 47. Kyra Feige 48. Karin Schmitt 49. Carolyn Greene 50. Anthony Gangi 51. Jill Schalet 52. Karen McNulty 53. Albert Yu 54. Marci Feller 55. Susan Werber 56. Stuart Anfang 57. Mark Sard 58. Sharon Toback 59. Katherine Pelaez 60. Naomi Kaufman 61. Barbara Galgano 62. Nicole Simon 63. Denise Groppi 64. Lauren Ausubel 65. Steven Sanders 66. Doug Pulitzer 67. Joyce Segoll 68. Ian Arvin 69. Joey Owens 70. Billy Brodsky 71. Leslie Flam 72. Yolanda Maldonado 73. Marc Berg 74. Andy Marcus 75. Gus Romanelli 76. Marc Gordon 193 194 195 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Kathy Pelaez: An eight-month supply of food!, Koch For President. Robert Sternlieb: Anything Left to do?, one lost trip to Vitori. Albert Yu: A coke mix that doesn't need cooking, o dote with J.C. ond K.W. Stuart Anfong: More sarcastic wit, A son named Stuey. Steven Sanders: A dog named Scruffy, a picture of L.S. Kyra Feige: Foxes!, to race in the New York Marathon, a boyfriend named Woocher. Karin Schmitt: More Foxes, more activities pictures, We really have to go now, a baton ond two moo's. Bernice Yu: A successful Vista '80. Kurt Lin: A Polaroid, an underwater camera, another assignment. Mark Mittler: Flexible deadlines, a pretty model. Debbie Arcese and Susie Cerrone: A six-month extension to type the quotes. Barbara Galgano: Sports pictures that arrive on time, a date with SMURF! Andrew Klein: A soap picture in VISTA '83 Leslie Flam: Another corner. Joan Goldberg and David Baron: A night on Broadway, a hundred stars to look for. Jackie Rudic: Cool out, a businessman with a smile. Mr. Shallow: A Bergsteinfoce dartboard, soccer and swimming pictures, a stereo system in room 416, a roller rink in his basement, another spaghetti lunch. Mrs. Lehman: Another hundred shirts to sell, a complete business staff. Mr. Blum: 20 minutes to pass through the halls, the patience to withstand another graduating class. 196 The Parent-Teacher Association of Great Neck South Senior High School extends to the graduating class of 1982 our warmest congratulations. We hope that your lives are filled with much happiness and success. With Best Wishes For The Class of 1982 Great Neck South Senior High School PTA 9 NO STATION PLAZA GREAT NECK 466 3750 21 MAIN STREET ROSLYN 621 0033 9) GREAT NECK j Typesetting Desigi DAVID FROMM President 81 Middleneck Road. Great Neck. NY 11021 (516) 487-2811 BASKIN-ROBBINS ICE CREAM 60 Middleneck Rood Greot Neck 516-629-5959 TOTAL HAIR. SKIN NAIL CARE FOR MEN. WOMEN CHILDREN (516) 488 1129 (212) 347 0810 HAIR DESIGNS Under New Ownership TWO GUYS PLAZA 667 HILLSIDE AVE NEW HYDE PARK WEEKDAYS 10-8 SATURDAYS 9-6 SUNDAYS 11-5 (516)354-4341 SCHLOSS BAKE SHOP 775 HILLSIDE AVE. (CORNER LAKEVILLE RD.) NEW HYDE PARK. N Y. 11040 CLOSED MON TUE. - FRI. 7 AM - 7 PM SAT 6 AM-7 PM SUN. 6 AM-5 PM Congratulations Rick And The Class Of 62 All Our Love MOM, DAD JACK B C Deli Delicatessen Sandwich Shop Cold cuts-Salads-lce Cream-Soda 516-829-8716 96 Horace Harding Blvd. Lake Success. G.N.. N Y. Congrotulotion To The Closs Of 1982 J.C. PENNEY CATALOG (516) 328-7070 Loke Success. New York WAVNE _ WONG'S - RESTAURANT COOCTAIl LOUNGE Ai ttw ntK Pol nwun VĀ«tufcĀ n and Canloorv (Wv Rnliu'iiWs 'ev itr Ā« aril kaw % 15J2 UMQS I PM. MW MYTH PARK ā¢ AW - M|Ā Ā«N (WIB CAU Ā to-r,2.2Ā« 00 198 The time of your life. . at the very best time of your life BfiROH TEEM TOURS 6 GRACE AVENUE GREAT NECK NY 11021 TEL (516)402-8104 TOLL FREE (800i645-6298OUTSIDE N Y STATE Congratulations And Best Wishes To Albert And The Graduating Class Of 1982 DR. AND MRS. YU BERNICE AND CALVIN Best Wishes To Iris Weisbader From Phone 247-1096 247-1182 LICENSED FITTERS PAUL PROPERTIES VVesterlv Pit drmaoy 6c Surgical, Inc. CONVALESCENT SUPPLIES WHEEL CHAIRS HOSPITAL BEDS WALKERS - ETC SALES AND RENTALS 911 8th AVENUE HOURS MON - Fri 8AM 830 PM NEW YORK N Y 10019 Sat 9AM 8PM BA 4-7766 -HittCz zA ec Ā£Jnc. JEWELRY DIAMONDS GIFTS ORIGINAL CREATIONS WORK DONE ON PREMISES MURRAY SOSKIL 254-39 HORACE HARDING BLVD MARTIN HANDE LITTLE NECK. NY 11362 We Always Knew You Could Make It Ricky - 0 The Class Of '82 DR. HECHT AND FAMILY 516-482-9529 We Call Deliver Success (j Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982 TIP-TOP fynestclt Glea+teAA. DR. MRS. A. LAMASTRO 92 Horace Harding Boulevard Lake Success, Great Neck Long Island, N.Y. 199 ZAWACKI DANCE CENTRE 45 Cuttermill Rood Great Neck, N.Y. And ZAWACKI DANCEWEAR, INC. 103 Middle Neck Road Great Neck. N.Y. ā Designed For Dancers, Athletes And Fashion Consious People Who Enjoy Being Creative With Their Clothingā 200 Congratulations To Esther Chen And The Graduating Class Of '82 MR. MRS. DAVID T.Y. CHEN Kensington Kosher Delicatessen Finest Kosher Catering 27A MIDDLENECK ROAD GREAT NECK. NEW YORK 11021 516 407-2-410 WHITE MOUNTAIN SKI SHOP SPORTING GOODS 215 MIDDLE NECK ROAO GREAT NECK. L. I. 516 HUM 7-5630 Our Best Wishes And Appreciation To Beth R. Soletsky And To All Of The Class Of '82 Congratulations Thanks For Making The Scott D. Moss Walk-A-Thon A Huge Success GLORIA AND HAROLD D. MOSS Phone HUnter 7-1213 We Coll and Deliver MIKEāS LAKE SUCCESS TAILORS 8 CLEANERS ā
TAILORS AND FURRIERS EXPERT ALTERATIONS 218 LAKEVILLE ROAD LAKE SUCCESS. N.Y. 516 742-8162 3345 HILLSIDE AVENUE NEW HYDE PARK. N.Y. 11040 201 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 cHie Southerner John Raffalli Douglas Platt Stuart Anfang Rick Cohn Robert Thaler David Hall Bruce Rinderman Mark Mittler Ruth Gelfarb Hal Gilenson Roy Niederhoffer Jill Hamburg David Fleissig TEL (516) 352-5347 Valentino Jta ian Kestaurant 1534 UNION TPKE. NEW HYDE PARK LAKE SUCCESS SHOPPING CENTER Good Luck From THE WEISBADER FAMILY Morcio Iris Steve Susan ā (516I48M30O PERSONALIZED COSMETICS 2 BONO ST GREAT NECK LINT 1KĀ 1 (516) 482-5226 RETAIL - WHOLESALE TOBACCO MOUNTAIN DISCOUNT TOBACCONIST FINE CIGARS 6 PIPES 80 NORTHERN BLVD. GREAT NECK. NEW YORK 11021 (516) 462-1919 Cutlerās Lighting Fixtures 120 NORTHERN DLVD. GREAT NECK. N.Y. 11021 TEL. (SI6) 486-2171 COLONY CARD SHOP 486 2446 556 Middle Neck Rood a touch of class Greot Neck, New York 11023 Hair Stylists and Boutiques 466-4697 Stationary, Cords, Toys. Books, School Supplies j 771 HILLSIDE AVENUE NEW HYDE PARK. N Y. 11040 Best Of Luck 516 354-9823 Congratulations M To Our More And To The Class (MELODY LUNCHEONETTE) GREEK FOOD OUR SPECIALTY Of OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 1962 783 HILLSIDE AVENUE MOM, DAD, DENISE ā80 AND MONIQUE ā84 NEW HYDE PARK. N Y. STRICOFFāS BAKE SHOP To My Best Friend Esther Chen Speciol Order Cakes For All Occassions If You Con Imagine If, You Con Achieve It. If You 532 Middle Neck Rd. Con Dreom It You Con Be It.ā Great Neck Telephone: HUnter 2-9511 Be Good! 2-1511 Love You MELISSA 586-5262 MASTER CHARGE ā¢ VISA ā¢ AMEX ACCEPTED THE GALGANO FAMILY Congratulation And Best Of Luck To WESTERLY HEALTH FOODS Barbara And The Class of 1962! 913 - 8tm AVE. (NR W 54tm ST.) NEW YORK. N Y 10019 May You All Enjoy Good Health, Happiness And Success WEEKDAYS: SAT: - 9 A M. - 8:00 P.M. 8 A M ā¢ 8:30 P M SUN: - 10 A M. ā¢ 5:00 P M Love, The Golgono Family 203 r MENDEE Salutes Congratulations And Best Wishes For A Bright Future To Our Daughter Jackie Stuart Anfang And The Class Of 1982 Congratulations! And The Class Of 1982 Love. To The Old Friends And New j MOM, DAD MIA MERCI BEAUCOUP p Best Wishes To The Swim Team Parents Of Kit Matthews -GLORIA MILTON MATTHEWS To Sharon Always Our Pride Love POPPY AND GRAMMA JUNE David. We Love You So Much! May You Always Be Healthy Live In Peace And Achieve Success Your Parents Class of '82 Well Done Much Love And Happiness To Our Andrea THE KATES FAMILY RUTH AND GEORGE PRATSIKAS To Sharon And All Her Friends Our Promise Of Tomorrow Congratulations AUNTIE, UNCLE DAVID ALISON AND DANNY Congratulations And Best Wishes To Raymond Maggiore. The Lost Of The Maggiore Crew And The Graduating Class Of '82. From, ANTHONY Class 1976 LORETTA Class 1978 DOMINIC Class 1981 LOVE MOM DAD 204 Congratulations To Our Son Ian David And To The Class Of '82 Our Best Wishes PHYLLIS AND LEO ARVIN Deborah Class of ā78 Valerie Class of ā81 Our Congratulations And Very Best Wishes To Kathy And The Graduating Class Of 82 Congratulations To Jamie And The Class Of '82 DR. MRS. RICHARD COHEN FAMILY JOAN, DANNY AND JIM GEOLY To David You Mean The World To Me Forever. TARA 1-4-3 Sharon. With Pride For All You've Been With Joy For All You Are Dear David. 1 Would Like To Congratulate You, Not Only For Graduating From High School, But Also For Being The Wonderful Person You Are All My Love. YOUR MOTHER For Always MOM, DAD, MICHAEL AND TINA Rebecca, Congratulations To My Darling Daughter. And Jon's Darling Sister We Love You Very Muchl MOM AND JON In Recognition Of Your Educational Achievement -Congratulations Class Of 1982- THE ASSOCIATION OF SUPERV ISORS ADMINISTRATORS OF THE GREAT NECK EDUCATION STAFF (516) 487-2245 (516) 829-6890 (212) 298 2001 United x o iai! Co. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Senui the jV. V. Area For Over 30 Yean Specializing a- Decorator for Wedding . ā¢ Bar Mitzvah ā¢ Lawn Partie 1 BONO ST. GREAT NECK. N Y 11021 Ā£anst XU. FOR Distinction GEORGE KASTIS MASftB FURRIER 12 SOUTH STATION PLAZA OPP. RAHROAO STATION GREAT NECK. N. Y. 11021 PRIME MEATS 66 Middleneck Road Great Neck. N. Y. 11021 STANLEY Free Delivery NORTH SHORE OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. $TaTiO w ā COMPLETE SUPPLIES- COMĀ«W'Ā« Ā Ā !ā¢ 6006Ā ā¢ Ā«00 1 lUlnill Ā 0 Ā ā¢ lluaiNC LĀ iĀ«. KOI ā¢ ā 4 0v lK4fiM6 MOUI1 ā¢ 4O04VM 4 Ā UM NO N4t 0Ā«4l MOOUCn ā¢ IKM hlMtill IāM Wtm UMI 4 IWOW IfĀ« UHI Wa 0 1 i ti 1.1Ā« luMvil IU44U nuw 4 t 4l'OM Ā 1414 0 141 4KI 487-1444 LAKEVILLE VARIETY 2020 Lakeville Rood New Hyde Park, N.Y. 11040 (516) 354-9736 Congratulations Class Of 1982! SPORTS ONNECTIONI HEALTH FITNESS CENTER 15 Barstow Road. Great Neck. New York 11021 8 Bond Street ā¢ Creat Nec ft, New York 11021 ā¢ (516) 829-9454 INTIMATE APPAREL ttnaet Ā tatamantĀ 3 sl5 13 noĀ lh station piaia graat n c 482 6088 tss irrj (516) 487 1300 sans y Congrotulotions From SPORTS CONNECTION To The Class Of '82 personalized cosmetics 206_____________ Ā«? BONO SI GHEATNECK LI NY tlQ?1 (810) 437-3110 Royal Card Shop HALLMARK CARDS. PARTY GOODS ALL YOUR STATIONERY NEEDS 081 HILLSIDE AVE. NEW HYDE PARK KENNETH ROSENBLATT o hosiery. 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NEW YORK 207 Rcxnflrmc nrmcs 152 MOXENECX OOAD GflEAT NECK N Y Kt?1 M6-482 20t0 Ttlf hAtp 5 $ GREAT NECK. NEW YORK 11021 30 MIDDLE NECK ROAD I (516) 829-5088 A. Antor and Sons HU-2-0045 HU-2-0405 Est. 1914 Great Neckās Oldest Jewelers Best Wishes 72 Middle Neck Road Great Neck. N Y. 130 Middle Neck Rood Greof Neck. L.I.. N.Y. 11021 The Staff Of Tel. HU 7-1598 Designers 0 Creators of Fine Furs ' Cold Storage BARON TEEN TOURS Congratulates The Class Of 1982 And Wishes All Of You: GATEWAY TRAVEL The Time Of Your Life . . . At The Very Best Time Of Your Life! 23A Middle Neck Rd Great Neck Gateway Travel . . Your Gateway to the World . For pleasure and business; Computerized ticketing and reservations; Personal Service; Air Cruise-Amtrak, Hotels ā Credit Cords Honored. Commercial Accounts, ā a specialty! VIVIAN AND PAULETTE THE GREAT NECK SOUTH STUDENT GOVERNMENT Wishes The Class Of 1982 A Life Of Happiness, Fulfillment And Success! MR. LEVINEāS 2nd 3rd PERIOD PHYSICS CLASS Let's Get Physic ā Al Congratulations To Mark And The Class Of 1982. Best Of Luck To All Of You. THE SARD FAMILY Congratulations To All Of Sharon's Friends The Best Is Yet To Come. THE TOBACK FAMILY Congratulations To Steven And To The Extraordinary Class Of 1982 Keep Your Minds Open And Your Hearts Full . . . ARLETTE AND BERNARD SANDERS JEFF AND MICHAEL Congratulations To Our Karen And The Class Of 1982! TOM, GRACE AND CHRIS McNULTY 210 Congratulations To Our Daughter Laura LaMastro Our Love And Best Wishes Love, MOM AND DAD Nan-You John-U Bernice-u Vou-Diau Are you in Sont-fron-sis-co? Uugh What a tangled web we weave Harry Haampton Whats for eats? Got a problem? Peanut butter Fobee Aunt O. and the bathing suit. T.F. on a B. Thank you. Dial Young turks Congratulations And Best Of Luck In The Future To Our Daughter Denise And The Class Of 1982. THE GROPPI FAMILY 11:30 (wink!) Emergency breakthrough The sun is out Leonards! mo none! Ahh, sucka! The sandman Ave hora - es? Quel temps est-ll? Congratulations To Our Son Robert And The Class Of 1982. PHYLLIS AND JERRY THALER Boy, is this chicken oily! I'm gonna lock the door The slope formula Noogles-aurelius style Butt me gummme JILL AND ESTHER FRIENDS FOREVER That's The End Of The Murphyās Thank You Everyone For Getting Us Started Goodbye Great Neck South For Karen. With Deep Love And Pride For The Unique Individual That You Have Become. -Happiness Always- MOM AND DAD- STACEY AND JOSHUA THE MURPHYāS PAM-TOM- GERRY To Rob. Oded, Mike And Dave It's Going To Be Too Quiet Around Here Without You Guys. -Take Care- LOVE ELLEN Good Luck To The Class Of 1982. LENOVA AND RICHARD HALL Congratulation Class Of 1982 Especially Our Super Brother -Jonathan- Congratulations To Joanne Wolmon And All Of Her Friends. We Wish Them Much Success And Happiness In The Future. REG AND EILEEN SANFORD LISA AND WAFFLES ELISSA AND JODY ELLANT 211 VISTA Congratulates The Mock Trial Competitors Of 1982 212 THE CLASS OF 1982 Congratulates The VISTA Editors For A Job Well Done REBEL SENIOR 81 SWIMMING 82 DEDICATION, PERSEVERANCE AND HARD WORK (HA HA HA) LIPID. CAPT. SATCH DISC SMONE EDITOR Mr. Graham, Coach CHIQUITA KLIT HARPO BEEFSTEAK GUIDO OUR THANKS TO OUR FANS AND OUR MENTOR BUTCH. CAPT. BUDDHA PEAT KAMIKAZE RACKET This announcement appears as a matter of record only. An offering to the class of 1982. New Issue June 24. 1982 ROBERT JOSEPH STERNLIED Vista Editor-In-Chief We the undersigned wish Robert and his classmates, good luck, and the very best in the years to come. Alan, Beverly, Marilyn, Joanne and Sandra Sternlieb Good Luck To The Graduating Class Of 1982 From Your Yearbook Photographer VITORI STUDIOS 215 (516) 488-7640 (212) 347-7020 1619 Jericho Tpke New Hyde Park New York 11040 To Avchel GvvLmaTV arvct To Cl CUSS of CoTUCTaTulcuLloTVS Ā£ muck success. cJCove, t om, jacl an 3l J otv The Book Soys It All Valuable Friendships Last A Lifetime FLORY-JOANNE Congratulations And Good Luck To Nicole And Her Graduating Class Of 82' DR. MAURICE SIMON AND FAMILY Congratulations To Our Dear Karin And The Class Of 82' MOM, DAD, BILLY ā80 AND NIBBLES Congratulations To Our Marc Berg And To The Class Of 1982 MOM, DAD, DENISE ā80 AND MONIQUE ā84 Karen Dear, All Our Love And Great Expectations For Your Future Success. GRANDMA HANRAH AND GRANDPA ARTIE STEVEN. TIM. ROY AND EVAN OF SOFTWARE INNOVATIONS Dearest Adam, 1 Want To Express My Feelings Of How Proud 1 Am Of You And All You Have Achieved And Hard Work And Success In All Your Life's Endeavors. 1 Am Proud You Are My Son. Love, MOM-(FRAN COHEN) P.S. Congratulation To The Graduating Class of 82' Wish The Class Of 82' The Best Of Luck And Success In The Future. SAL LTD (Formerly CION'S) Hair 8 Skin Core Salon For Men 8 Women 4 Bond St. Great Neck, N.Y. 516-482-9085 516-829-6141 Som-Come fo lunchl-Oh God 1 wish 1 was o snokefoce- Pot. we hod o fight but everything's O.K. now- Ciroās- Hoppy Dirthdoy from oil my friends- Rigamortis- Chinese Breath- Leaves- Hello? Hello?- Chookaberry Bird- Mono. Pussnose- For God's soke, see o Dr.- Dunnyheod- Beach- Don't step on the costles- P.O.E.T.S.- Poc-Mon- I'll coll you bock. Bye! (Click)- Broklyn- Tunes from the radiator- Buses- Shoehead- See? Where ore the forms?- 9- A buck 12- 3 hairs- Tab- He's sitting ot the table already- Breath. Breath- First put the peas, slightly sauteed with butter- Tank-you- Too much too mucho- Koiki- where's my scarf- stuttering- Raison oss- Boldy- Wave that whoopie-doo finger- you gave him my ?!- Oh shut up you too-1 suckered you bock- Seal Squeel code- My feet soy hello- come here come hear come hear- go way- Fleee Market- My hammock see?- Dino's spray cans- 2 gallons of caraseen- dead mice- If it's not one problem-it's another- What do you mean by that? Are you dragging this out- Meet you at the rock- Susie Q and Nancy Pool- In o box- Big Grope- Flake out during General- 1 caught you. you're lying- 1 can remember- Racoon- THE CLASS OF 1982 Wishes To Remember A Special Friend Mario Guerrero He Will Always Occupy A Special Place In Our Hearts -Love Yo- 216 To Katherine, Our Pride And Joy We Wish You Health, Happiness. And Success In The Coming Years. With All Our Love And Support. DR. AND MRS. OSCAR PELAEZ To Our Granddaughter. Katherine: Wherever You Travel. May A Star Lead You, The Wind Be At Your Bock The Road Rise To Meet You And God Hold You . . . In The Hollow Of His Hand GABRIEL, ESTER J. PELAEZ JUAN, AURA MALDONADO 217 To Denise Corol Solomon Our precious ond odored daughter. May you continue to enjoy the gift of life with health, happiness ond prosperity. With great love ond much pride, we ore always ā MOM DAD Dear Kelly and all the wonderful people at South. May the road rise to meet you. May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon you face Congratulations to the Class of 1982 from THE GIRLS VARSITY CLUB Good Luck to all of our graduating members who hove helped in making this year a great successi Love, Mom To My Friends, To My Family . . . Thanks STUART Thanks, Vista 82 For The Memories Hey Buddy! No TrucksMUBest Friends Forever-Boys, Boys, Boys-Chocolate Layer Cakes-The beach- Great Adventure- Pizzo-Bosketball-The Mail-box-Riunite G Oreos-The Pick-up-l don't know. I'm so confused-Spliff-Kilties G Cheerleading- Disco's-Pac Man G Asteroids-Generol-Tackle Frisbee-Z-28's- The Big Apple-St. Potty's Day-Jops-College-The Prom-Confu- cious Once Said. Ooh, so stupit! -H.P.'ers-The Bowling Al- ley-Hey Silly, 1-4-3-Roosevelt Field-Ooh. Did you see that? j What? The guy or the car??-Beefsteak Charley's . . . ALL I YOU CAN DRINK!!!-Call me later-Oh, Shut upl-What was the name of that movie again? . . NIGHT CROSSINGIH-Privote Talks-Spying-I can't believe she's going out with him-Laces- The Stores-Money-The Track-Hey M.B. G K.G. . . . MILLER- IDGE INN???-Flea Market-VISTA '82-You only live once, so LIVE it up!!! And Yo know that!!! that!!!-Congratulafions to the class of '82- Love, āThe Bobsey Twinsā ALBERT The Vista Editors Would Like To Thank: Jon Root Michel Gutman Sharon Tobock Lisa Marchese Trevor King Claire Cummins Warren Hertzberg Frank Rimalovski David Goldstein Michael Corsun Pan Oliver Keren Solomon Tom Suzuki Annie Solowski Barry Soicher Michelle Kaufman (f Thanks For Always Being There. 1 Will Never Forget It!!! The Vista Editors-in-Chief Kathy Pelaez Love Always, Robert Sternlieb Albert Yu BUCKY Would Like To Give A Big Thanks To Our Parents, For Putting Up With This P.S. Bear, Ronk, Riggy. Rog Smurf ) 218 Project For So Long . . āSome People Strengthen The Society Just Dy Being The Kind Of People They Are.āā -John W. Gardner Best Wishes . . . GREAT NECK DEPARTMENT STORE 10 Middle Neck Road Great Neck, New York 11021 220
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