Great Neck South High School - Vista Yearbook (Great Neck, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1983 volume:

Sports Performing Arts Ads Page 110 Page 165 Page 197 GREA T NECK SOUTH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS... THE SIL VER SCREEN VISTA 1983 Vol. 25 1 h W !i i!i!i!i ANNIVERSARY GREAT NECK PUBLIC SCHOOLS Great Neck, New York Phone 516 482-8650 Phipps Administration Building Dr. William A. Shine 345 Lakeville Road Superintendent of Schools To the Class of 1983: John L. Miller, a former Superintendent of Schools who made significant contribu- tions to your high school, once urged: “Let us remember that we are building for a future that we can hardly envision but which will hold us accountable I would like to reaffirm his admonition for the Class of 1983. You are citizens of the twenty-first century. Your values, abilities, strengths and weaknesses will shape that future which once seemed to be so far away. For the 288 members of South’s first graduating class, the political, technological and cultural realities of 1983 were but inchoate thoughts. Yet they have assumed the enor- mous responsibility of life in our time. You will be just as ready to cope with the world of 2007 because you, too, have had a good education at home and at school. Even as the Class of 1959 could not predict the joys and sorrows of 1983, you are denied the specifics of your role in the future century. When you realize, however, that you are part of a con- tinuum of Great Neck students who have met the challenge, you should be encouraged to embrace your private destiny. The District’s first graduating class in 1898 was well prepared for their journey through the twentieth century. I’m confident that you are as ready to shape the twenty-first! William A. Shine Superintendent of Schools 18 Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendents Left: Samuel Polotnick, Instruction. Right: Robert Eicher; Business P.T.A. Left to Right: Rochelle Grossman. Joan Viesta, Norman Wheeler, Dorothy Zuckerman, Serena Cummins, Esther Forman Board of Ed. Left To Right: Leon Korobow, Donald Ashkenase, Lawrence Gross (Pres.), Constance McNichol, J. Robert Rosenthal (Vice Pres.) Asst. Supt., Board of Ed., P.T.A. 19 Time flies when you’re having fun! Time certainly has flown. It is hard to believe that it has been four years since you, the seniors, entered South Senior as our first ninth grade class. Those initial days of transition were difficult ones for both you and this faculty. Time and common sense helped us overcome the difficulties and permitted us to enjoy each other’s presence. You were pioneers, not through your own choosing, but nevertheless you helped us to redefine our school to what it is today ... a place in which we can all take pride. There is hardly an adult who cannot say that he she could have done better in high school. I am sure, you, the seniors, are no exception. It is our hope, however, that the time that we spent together has helped you to grow and understand your role in this world of ours. No one in this big picture is insignificant. Each of you is a unique individual. There was never anyone quite like you before, nor will there be anyone like you in the future. We also hope that what you have learned will prepare you for an ever-changing world, one in which there is great need for tolerance, understanding, appreciation, knowledge and common sense. If we have failed to help you in this regard, I assure you that it was not through lack of trying. In days and years to come as you think of South Senior, I hope that you do have the image of a place where people truly cared. In behalf of the faculty I wish that you fulfill your dreams and that you live happy and useful lives. 20 Principal ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Paul Rupff Maureen Joy DEAN OF STUDENTS L to R: Ruth Daigen. Judy Shapiro. Sandy Morrone. Marianne Truglio, Ruth Cowles. Asst. Principals, Dean, Secretaries 21 GUIDANCE Carol Young, Gladys Williams, Secretary Secretary Geraldine Pentecost, Secretary Lawrence Hoffman, Secretary, Attendance Mary Ingham, Secretary, Main Office Paulette Kaplan 22 Guidance Eric Wood Barbara Edelstein Pauline Lipeles Joseph Zanchelli Department Head Guidance 23 Alfred Ruesch Department Head ENGLISH Annette Stern 24 English Philip Weis English 25 Robert Howell Arlette Sanders Richard Dorfman Carol Chaitkin Maureen Newman ENGLISH Robert Gluck Marcia Weinberg 26 English Lynne Slasor Carmen Cuadrado Barbara Lancon Reading Program Librarian, Learning, Reading, Co-Op, A.V. 27 MATH Jeffrey Feigenson Karin Kmiecik 28 Math Karen Burden Louis Thymius Carol Murphy Brigitte Saunders James Kaelin Roger Minionis Department Head Math 29 SOCIAL STUDIES Marc Ross Department Head Donald Samuels David Parker Hilda Ohara Thomas Mulligan Nancy Chauvin 30 Social Studies Robert Shallow Norman Wheeler I f Chester Szarejko Social Studies 31 Francis Batemarco Edward Corley SCIENCE Vicki Merton Irwin Pollack John Cave Philip White Irene Fogel Jerald Levine 32 Science Miriam Schorr Ralph Postiglione Lewis Love Department Head Ellen Vigneaux Philip Mogul Robert Abrams Science 33 LANGUAGE Vladimir Rus Department Head Nancy Rosado Ariane Beitler Frances Bartholomew Christine Montllor 34 Foreign Language VI Ellen Shields! Miriam Hollander Foreign Language 35 Steven Liebertz 36 Phys. Ed. • Robert Printz Louise Himelfarb Department Head Frank Rogers ART Ann-Marie Lehman 38 Art INDUSTRIAL ARTS August Bartels Michael Mead Industrial Arts 39 Eileen Smith Tesol Helen Bell Home Economics Department Head Joan Loeb Tesol '7 Muriel Feuer Home Economics Linda Bracken Business Lynn Sibovitz Business Josephine Goldberg Business Catherine Hayden Business Department Head Richard Ouellette Individual Development Jacob Julius Individual Development Mary Ryan Individual Development Stuart Joseph Music Diane Martindale Music Department Head Charles Maguire Drivers Education Salvatore Serpe Driver Education Department Head Alan Lehrman Speech Music. Ind. Dev.. Driver Ed., Speech 41 CM TT FALL PEP RALLY 1982 A FalFI HOMECOMING 1982 Homecoming 45 THE FRENCH CLUB The members of the French Club, led by John Savels, meet approximately once a month to sharpen their skills and enhance their understanding of French culture. The students speak French in informal discus- sions and frequently hear guest speakers. First Row: Sponsor John Savels. Nadine Mizrahi, Bernice Yu, and Lauren Weisberg. Second Row: Marc Zuckerman, Peter Ross, Annie Concannon, Ellen Gross, and Marc Brocato. THE HEBREW CLUB The Hebrew Culture Club, directed by Jacob Julius, is made up of students who wish to learn about the politics, customs and history of Israel. Left to right: Anne Bomser, David Bomser, Mark Harouni, Erik Kobley, Khedouri Ezair, Joshua Libermar, Sponsor Jacob Julius THE HISPANIC CLUB Top: Marina Bonilla. Patty Juanrez. Andelys Rodriguez, Iliana Avilla. Advisor Luz Sinistera, David Garcia, Cely Garcia, Byron Garcia, Vladimir Serpas. Bottom: Marlon Montes, Ruben Cuervo, Jorge Castro, Rodolfo Gutierrez, and Fa- bian Viteri. 46 French, Hebrew, Hispanic Clubs THE BIOLOGY CLUB Members of the Biology Club learn about the world of biology through instruc- tion and participation. They meet twice a month with sponsor Robert Abrams to discuss their research projects and learn new techniques. Top: Mark Harouni, Michele Cambardella, David Koota, Lilly Kaplan, Jessica Perhaes, Bottom: Peter Roth, Khedouri Ezair, and Sponsor Robert Abrams. THE ANIMAL RESEARCH CLUB Michele Cambardella. Spon- sor Robert Abrams, David Koota, Lee Rendon. Jessica Perhaes, and Lilly Kaplan. Missing: Melanie Kamamis. THE ASTRONOMY CLUB The Astronomy Club, under the supervision of John Cave, uses sophisticated telescopes to observe and photograph planets and stars. Bottom: Sponsor John Cave. Brian Dobkin. James Salvemini. Rebecca Hsu, and Sally Saad. Top: Josh Levinson. Peter Katz and Lee Rendon. ]lubs 47 GIRLS’ VARSITY CLUB Bottom: Colleen Finucane, Teri Ambron, Michele Micari, Margaret Clarke, Maureen Owens, Kvna Wong (Publicity), Esther Calabretta, Caroline Gon- zalez, Cheryl Bergstein, Amy Meyerson and Lisa Morrone. Middle: Ruma Datta, Laura Buf- fone, Vicki Ursitti, Vice-President Wendy Kaline, President Chrissy LaSala. Treasurer Annie Salowski, Lisa Waldeyer, Corny Sherman, and Jhuma Datta. Top: Susan Marra, Michele Frank, Cathy Farley. Connie Kamamis, Tina Marks. Vice-President Luci Scauzillo. Recording Secretary Julie Murray, Jeanne Morrone, Jackie Micari, Corresponding Secretary Stacey Printz, and Kathy Crane (Publicity), Jessica Kuo, Keren Solomon The G.V.C., led by President Chrissy LaSala, holds many ac- tivities throughout the year to raise money for the annual sports banquet in June. BOYS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Bottom Row: Mark Soldo, Raphael Wong, John Sun, An- drew DeMartin, Gene Tricario, Bill Pavone, and Jon Root. Second Row: Dan Osipow and Peter Genatt. Third Row: David Kaufman, Earl Beecham, Jeremy Spero, Steve Hillery, Eric Leimeister, Anthony Tricario, Matt Spagnoli, and Sponsor Bob Baratta. Fourth Row: Larry May, Morris Myrie, and Paul Steinman. 48 G.V.C., B.A.A. The Boys’ Athletic Association serves the school by selling food at the snack bar during sports events. The money raised is used for team uniforms and the Sports Awards Dinner at the end of the year. BUILDING CURRICULUM GROUP The participation of both students and teachers in the Building Curriculum Group helps it to func- tion in the interests of the entire school. The members evaluate the curriculum at South to decide which courses should be eliminated and which new courses should be added. Student Representatives Lauren Weisberg, Peter Ross. Pam Sloves, A. Scott Currie, and Gail Boorstein. GOOD MORNING SOUTH Alisha Bellandi. Sponsor Rudolph Knapp, Susan Diminicn, and Marc Berkson. This year, the G.N.S. morning announcement crew has achieved school-wide recognition, and is appearing in Vista for the first time. Through devotion and hard work, these students inform the student body about various daily activities and events. Mr. Knapp, Dean of Students and overseer of the public address system, is pleased with the en- thusiasm of this year’s group. B.C.G., Good Morning South 49 VISTA Bernice Yu. Editor-in-Chief Lauren Weisberg, Copy Editor Denise Leprine, Clubs and Marc Zuckerman and Eric Poll, Business Editors Activities Editor Hal Gilenson and Brian Currie. Sports Editors Peter Ross. Faculty Editor Mark Mittler. Chief Photographer Vista would like to give special thanks to all those who helped raise funds for the yearbook. |on Root, Production Editor 50 Vista Neil Shapiro and David Koota, Photography Editors Beth-Ann Gallina. Layout and Design Editor, and Susan Boskoff, Asst. Ed. and cover design Vista Staff: Steven Boal. Martin Braunschweig, Steven Chinn. Michael Corson, jhuma Datta, Elena Deutsch, Susan Diminich, Quinn Early, Fred Feldman, Caren Fitterman, Alan Forman, Peter Gardiner. David Gehn. Danielle Geller, David Goldstein, David Gurfein, Lilly Kaplan, David Kaufman, (eannie Lee, |oo Lee, Stacy Lyons. Liza Maltin. |essica Perhaes, Neil Plait, Tracy Rotkowitz. Annie Salowski, Shunsako Sato, Lee Saveli, )oe Schwartz. Jeremy Spero, Patty Siu. Ron- ni Sugarman, Kim Mai Tang, Ellen Thaler, Christina Ucciardo, Karen Urban Vista 51 She Southerner EDITORS Back row: Adam Schussheim, Jon Brachman, Neil Platt, Evan Grossman, Roy Niederhoffer, Mark Mittler, and David Wachen. Front row: David Fleissig, Gayle Grossman, Hal Gilenson, Bruce Rinderman, Nadine Mizrahi, Ruth Gelfarb, and Advisor Pnil Weis. From news stories to record reviews, teacher profiles to sports updates, The Southerner, South's award-winning, stu- ent-run newspaper, informs and enter- tains the school community with each monthly issue. Editors, reporters, artists and photographers gain first-hand ex- perience with many aspects of journalism. 52 Southerner STAFF Back row: Roy Niederhoffer. Bruce Rinderman, Hal Gilenson, Neil Platt, Beni Hurwitz, |on Brachman, Brian Currie, David Swartz, and Mark Mittler. Middle: Evan Grossman, David Fleissiv, Corny Sherman, Devon Ruesch, Rachel Pomerantz, Karen Got- tlieb, Elyn Grossman, and David Wacnen. Front: Adam Schussheim, Ted Merwin, Nadine Mizrahi. Mary Rafalli, Andrew Goldberger and Matt Quitkin. Seated: Gayle Grossman and Ruth Gelfarb. She SdHthcmcir Great Neck South High School 341 Lakeville Road, Great Neck, New York 11020 (516) 402-8650 Editors -in -Chief: Roy G. Niederhoffer Bruce J. Rinderman Associate Editor: David A. Fleiuig Ne 's: Adam Schussheim David Wachcn Sports: Hal Gilenson Gayle Grossman Entertainment! Special Evan Grossman Editorial Staff: Feature Jon Brachman Nadine Mizrahi Photography: Mark Mittler •as: Op- Ed Copy Eric Gordon Neil Platt Graphus: David Gurfein Business: Ruth Gclfart Editorial Advisor Mr Philip Weis Business Advisor: Ms Carol Chaitkin I he Southerner, a member of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, is pubbsheo every month of the academic year by the students of the Great Neck South High School Southerner 53 THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT Executive Board Members are (from left to right) Recording Secretary Vicki Ursitti. Corresponding Secretary Simone Genatt, President Carol Loyd, Vice-President Ari Nachmanoff, Parliamentarian Ruth Gelfarb, Treasurer Mark Harouni, and Adviser Betty Sloves. Members of the Executive Board, elected in school-wide elections, meet every two weeks to plan activities, pro- pose new programs, and chart government policy. In the past, the Student Government has been responsible for the highly successful Flower Day, and has made contributions to the Prin- cipal’s Fund. 54 Student Government STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES First Row: Colin Minor, Paul Robinson, Lisa Bulavinetz, Lee Savels, Monique Berg, Vicki Barnett, Alisha Pasternack, Ingrid Busillo, Elena Deutsch, Pam Sloves, Gail Boorstein, and Angelique Febles. Second Row: Alain Derzie, Maureen Owens, Neil Finkston, Ted Taub, Marci Lerner, and Amy Swerdlow. Third Row: Robert Rossen, Greg Bruell, Peter Rosegarten, Cathy Guglielmi, Fran Boris, Stacey Printz, Peter Ross, Lisa Hazairran, Evan Grossman, Elyn Grossman, Jane Bai, Paul Steinman, Dana Gottlieb, Lisa Fluhr, and Morris Myrie. Fourth Row: Christina Ucciardo, Peter Roth, Owen Chambers, Eric Poll, David Baron, David Koota, and John Reinfelder, The student representatives to the Student Government discuss school-related issues while observing parliamentary procedure. Each represen- tative, as directed by the government’s constitution, at- tends meetings and reports back to his her social studies class in order to involve the en- tire student body in the govern- ment’s debates. Student Government 55 COMMUNITY ACTION COMMITTEE Standing: Melissa Melhman, Laura Levin- son. Lily Giordano. Kenny Moss. Danny Goldberger, Eli lannes, Jenny Belton, Paula Gallina, Cindy Ax- inn. and Adviser . Claire Hyer-Shuman. Middle: Beverly Kohen. Sally Saad. Ellen Bedell, Jeannie Lee, Ashi Silber- shatz, Helen Leavitt, Joy Levinson. Seated: April Alma, Ma- jorie Gursky, Elaine Greedman, Laura Siegel, Joo Lee, and Jodi Perlstein. This group of civic minded students co- ordinates various pro- grams in order to raise money for worthy causes. SPECIAL OLYMPICS SWAS Back row: Danny Zarin. Frank Batemarco. John Reinfelder Middle row: Marni Aaron. Jenni Max. Cindy Axinn. Nancy Ravitz. Liz Klein. Michelle Lebow. Amy Title. Jeanine Cohen. Ellen Gross. Sheryl Halsall. Arlette Sanders. Marcello Blanco. Erik Koblev Front row: Brenda Cohen. Raelle Koota. Fanee Aaron. Esther Calabretta. Marisa Peluso. Carolyn Trufleman. Regina Orlian, Carol Hertz. Colin Miner missing from picture: Jill Hamburg, Anna Daphinides. Laurel Cohn. Julie Thaens, Dave Parker. Anette Stern, Mary Princer. Eduardo Beccera In S.W.A.S. the students decide on their curriculum. The major subjects are English and Social Studies, although language, gym, psychology, ana math are included as op- tional parts of the pro- S'ram. Students enjoy earning in a relaxed environment, and relatively small classrooms provide them with a greater opportunity for in- dividualized learning. SWAS 57 EXIT 33 Exit 33, South’s art and literary magazine, gives students a chance to display their creative talents in poems, essays, art work and photographs. With the assistance of Marcia Weinberg, students evaluate ana select work for the fall and spring issues. Kneeling: Andrea Aaronofsky, Eric Kobley. Sponsor Marcia Weinberg. Editors David Fleissig. Jill Hamburg and Evan Grossman. Nadine Mizrahi. Jon Brachman. Neil Platt, and Eric Gordon. Second Row: Khedouri Ezair. John Infranca. Karen Gottlieb. Rachel Pomerantz. Jessica Dickstein, Beni Hurwitz and Julie Rubin. Back Row: Carol Hertz, Ann Bomser. Tara McCann. Beth Feldman. Elena Deutsch. Michael McGann, Michael Tow. and David Gunasti. ooooo'ociooooooooo OQO o ooo Adam Leibner, Howard May, Ian Murphy, Jon Telsey, Paul Ragusa, Elisa Jannes, Lisa Hazaiarran, Laura Bermas, sponsor Stuart Joseph. THE MARCHING BAND 58 Exit 33, The Marching Band THE DEBATE TEAM Members of the Debate team, spon- sored by Marc Ross, learn to examine to- day’s controversial issues from all sides. They then put their debating skills to the test by competing with other high schools. Sponsor Marc Ross, David Bomser, Khedouri Ezair, Nadine Weidman, John Infranca, and Tara McGann. TRAIL GUIDES The Trail Guides, supervised by Jacob Julius, explore the acres of land surrounding our school in order to become familiar with its ecology. They then guide elementary school students through these woods. Richard Galcano. Anne Salowski, Michael Wilson. Thomas Feaster. and Sponsor Jacob Julius. Debate Team, Trail Guides 59 THE MATH TEAM As one of the most consistent teams in the school, the Great Neck South Math team has continually proven itself as a quality team. This unique team composed of mathletes of all grades will surely miss the departure of seniors Evan Grossman, Ben Hurwitz, Jon Brachman, and Roy Niederhoffer. Front: Captains Evan Grossman. |on Brachman, and Beni Hurwitz, Don Choo, Lee Rendon, and Sponsor Roger Minnionis. Back: Roy Niederhoffer, Neil Platt, Brian Chizever, and Adam Berger. Daniel Blitz, Brian Chizever, Jon Brachman, T. Beni Hurwitz, Adam Berger, and Robert Silverstone, Advisor. The Great Neck South Chess Team has placed first in the Nassau County chess league each year since it joined in 1980. Despite the loss of captains Jon Brachman and Ben Hurwitz to college teams next fall, the perennial powerhouse chess team hoDes to con- tinue its winning tradition in the future. 60 Math and Chess Teams THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Front Row: Michael Tutino, Andre Mitchell, Steve Fassler, Mickey Lamparillo. Peter Katz, Ray Smilovich, David Knight, Miguel Moreno, and Sponsor Mike Mead. Back Row: jimmy Grey, Robert Mulligan, and Stanley Mickus. (Missing: Michael Reed.) BLACK STUDENT UNION Left to right: Simon Beck, Kim Corley, Monica Edreira, Ina Holmes, Barbara Leach, Lor- raine Beck, Carol Loyd, Anna Marie Edreira, Jerome Geralds, Shoney Stevenson, Denise Loyd, Denise Cummings, foanne Moreland THE GOVERNMENT CLUB Front Row: Jeff Altman, Steven Rosenblum, and Frank Raffa. Back Row: Sponsor Chet Szarejko, Lee Rendon, Anne Bomser, Khedouri Ezair, Mark Harouni, and David Bomser. (Missing: Mark Russo, David Gunasti, and Tara McGann.) 61 THE SOPHOMORE PLANNING COMMITTEE CLASS Top: Keri Churnuchin, Melissa Cohen, Karyn Cohen. Laura Bittelman, Pam Sloves, Stephanie Weiss, Amy Swerdlow. Bottom: Vicki Miesel, Sponsor Don Samuels, Tracy Kreutzer, Patty Cooper, Emily Trinin, Esther Calabretta, Linda Gitman, Heidi Byrin, Ruth Land- sberg, and Thalia Meron, Seated: Peter Rosegarten JUNIOR CLASS PLANNING COMMITTEE CLASS From top to bottom: Adam Katz, Elena Deutsch, Stacy Pittman, Stacy Lyons, Danielle Geller, Bonnie Sard, Dana Gottlieb, Sondra Sturim, and Presidents Jane Bai and Cathy Melzer. 62 Sophomore, Junior Class Planning Committees SENIOR CLASS PLANNING COMMITTEE Standing: Kim Corley, Chrissy LaSala, Wendy Kaline, Toni Reiss, Emily Mitty, Spon- sors: Linda Bracken and Vicki Merten Kneeling: |oanne Moreland, Annie Salowski. Sheryl Halsall, Sarah Mattson, David Gehn. Seated: Holly Benton, Michele Cambardella, Debra Nathanson, Carol Loyd, and Karen Steinmetz. THE AV PROJECTIONIST CLUB The main objective of the Senior Class Planning Committee is to raise money for the Senior Prom. This group is also responsible for organizing the graduation ceremonies. CLASS of ’83 James Salvemini, David Green, Peter Katz, Brian Dobkin, and Sponsor Donald Barry. Senior Class Planning Committee, A.V. Club 63 Marni Aaron If you ever find yourself in the land of apples, it's o.k. to be an orange. Martha Alinder Michael Alexander It's much easier to ride the horse in the direction he's going. Werner Erhard Rose Balducci Sad and happy memories of the times we've shared together growing up and loving it will be cherished forever. Nothing can stop us now. David Baron The people who say you are what you eat seem addled to me. In my opinion, you are what you think, and if you don't think, you can eat all the meat in Kansas City and still be nothing but a vegetable. Russell Baker Shelley Bassik The roads ahead are long and win- ding. on which the bandits thrive. But we've got the power of finding illu- sion to keep us alive. Def Leppard Stephanie Battisti ... youth's a mask but it don't last. Live it long and live it fast... Rod Stewart Wendy Beck Hold on to those that love and care about you because those are the ones who will never leave you. Marc Belfiore It’s a long road and a little wheel and it takes a lot of turns to get there. Charlie Daniels Holly Benton Take your time, think a lot. Why, think of everything you've got, for you may be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not. Cat Stevens Ivan Bergstein When you lose your power to laugh, you lose your power to think straight. Jerome Lawrence Marc Berkson The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you do well; and do- ing well whatever you do, without a thought of fame. Longfellow Jane Berman Life doesn't do it to you, you do it to life!! So go for it with a smile ... ’Bve, Guys!! Margot Bermas What lies behind you and what lies before you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you. David Blaine Got a picture in my mind of the way that I wanna be so I search until I find the power inside of me. Foreigner Fran Boris Don’t look back — only forward onto better things. The future is well at hand and bright. Susan Boskoff Now you're afraid that we have changed, and I'm afraid we're getting older. So many broken hearts ... I'm just beginning to live. Billy Joel Martin Braunschweig We must all hang together, or assuredly we shall all hang separately. Benjamin Franklin William Breen To live vour life your own way ... To reach the goals you have set for yourself ... To be what you want to be — That is success. Marc Brocato Education is the best provision for old age. Stacey Brownstein The time has come to follow the paths laid out before us; may we always remember what has been and some- day meet and tell each other of our journeys. Eric Bittelman Only go around once, gotta quench that thirst, gotta grab that gusto, gotta get there first. DEVO Laura Buffone If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. William Arthur Ward Lisa Bulavinetz Each of us a cell of awareness im- perfect and incomplete. Genetic blends with uncertain ends on a for- tune hunt that's far too fleet... Rush Michele Cambardella You know that nothing can ever change what we have always been and always will be to each other. Franklin D. Roosevelt Stephanie Carillo Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth. I do recall those were the best times most of all! Journey Tom Carlucci It’s time that cans and mirrors should be crushed and shattered. Andre Mitchell Steven Chinn It is far better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt. Greg Christie EE-OH-OH ... Sting Arnold Cohen There are two things to aim for in life; first to get what vou want, after that to enjoy it. Only the wisest of mankind can achieve tbe second. Brian Cohen If you don't think that you're the best, there’s no reason to get out of bed. The Iceman Eric Cohen Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shores. Annie Concannon These are the seasons of emotion, and like the winds thev rise and fall. This is the mystery of tbe quotient upon us all: a little rain must fall. Kim Corley Far away, there in the sun, are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up, see their beauty, believe in them and try to follow where they lead. Michael Corson About the only thing in life that makes it worth while is the enjoy- ment of friendly relations. George W. Norris Brian Currie When a man sits with a pretty girl for an hour, it seems like a minute. But let him sit on a hot stove for a minute — and it's longer than any hour. That’s relativity. Albert Einstein Anna Daphnides We’ve done enough thinking. Couldn't we just dance for a few years. Michael Cristofer Denise Delgado Don't stop believing. Journey Andy DeMartin Caution is a great danger. It's always the ones who are afraid of tripping that fall. Take a chance ana feel Living. Susan Diminich Opportunity knocks but once. Temp- tations leans on the doorbell. Brian Dobkin Now that I'm graduating, who ever said I'm finished with school? It’s like starting all over again. 68 Quotes Quinn Early Funk is something anyone can learn in school. But there ain't nothing funky about being cool. Anna Edreira Learn, young people, before you grow old, 'cause learning is better than silver and gold. Silver and gold may vanish away, but a good educa- tion will never decay. Monica-Maria Edreira Live not your life in the past, for to- day's memories of yesterday are only to become tomorrow's memories of today. Teresa-Marie Edreira Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice, it is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. William Jennings Bryant Alisha Epstein Treasure and hold dear the special things in life, for you might not always have them. Jay Fakterowitz It’s alwavs darkest just before they turn on the lights and it ain't over till the fat lady sings, That’s A Rap!” JOTM Andrew Fano Of all the wonders of nature, a tree in summer is perhaps the most remarkable, with the possible excep- tion of a moose singing Embraceable You in spats. Woody Allen Amy Fass 1 decided long ago never to walk in anyone's shadow. If I fail, if I suc- ceed, at least I'll live as I believe. Steve Fassler Open your eyes, realize you're not there. Take a look at an open book. Do what you like. That's what I say. Blind Faith Joseph Fata God's benison go with you: and with those that make good of bad, and friends of foes! Shakespeare Fred Feldman Just one more who's searching for the world that ought to be. Rush Caren Fitterman I’m in the middle of nowhere, near the end of the line, but there's a border to somewhere waiting and ther’s a tankful of time. Meatloaf David Fleissig One thing I know. If living isn't a seeking for the grail, it may be a damned amusing game. F. Scott Fitzgerald Markko Forde Good luck in the future. Alan Forman Years ago, who would believe it's true. Goes to show what a little faith can do. Talking Heads Michael Frantz For knowing that someone in this world feels as desparate as me and what you give is what you get. The Jam Gail Freilich Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But, it is. perhaps, the end of the beginning. Winston Churchill Gary Friedman Come back Thursday and bring a specimen of your money. Groucho Marx Beth-Ann Gallina What can I sav this time? Which card shall I play? The dream is not over... The dream has just begun. Fleetwood Mac Mathew Gee Daddy thinks I’m lazy, he don't understand, never saw inside my head. People think I'm crazy, but I'm in demand, never heard a thing I said. Ozzy Osbourne Ruth Gelfarb Live, love, laugh, and pursue your dreams with confidence. Simone Genatt You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. Richard Bach Jill Gentile If you really love something, you have to let it go free. If it comes back, it’s yours. If it doesn't, you never real- ly had it anyway. Aptin Ghods As you go on through life, and you're striving for a goal, keep your eye on the donut and not on the hole. Hal Gilenson In life, as in a football game, the prin- ciple to follow is: Hit the line hard. Theodore Roosevelt Robin Gitman This is life, not a dress rehearsal. A Circle of Two David Goldstein Your friends will know you better in the first minute you meet than your acquaintances will know you in a thousand years. Richard Bach Denise Goldstein The key to happiness is having dreams. The key to success is making them come true. Ivy Golubow The best and most beautiful things in life cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt within the heart. Helen Keller Claudia Goodbiner Success ... you never can tell just how close you are. It may be near when it seems so far. So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit; it's wnen things seem worst that you must not quit. John Gorup My mind is like a General; my body is like an army. Herschel Walker Suzi Gottesfeld Nothing lasts forever, but the earth and sky. But I’m as free as a bird now Lynyrd Skynyrd Paul Greco High School is only an interval in time. While it may seem to be an end, it is just the beginning. Brian Greene It’s not how you play the game. It's if you win or lose. You can choose. Don't confuse. Win or lose. It’s up to you. Ozzy Osbourne Evan Grossman If you don't know where you're going, any road will take there. Lewis Carroll Gayle Grossman The past is but the beginning of a beginning, and all that is and has been is but the twilight of the dawn. H. G. Wells David Gurfein Life is just a party, and parties weren't meant to last. Prince Jill Hamburg The only people for me are the mad ones, mad to live, mad to be saved ... desirous of everything ... burn(ing) like fabulous yellow Roman candles exploding across the stars ... Jack Kerouac Quotes 69 )ill Heinish You never realize what you've had. until you've lost it. Carol Hertz The brain is an erogenous zone. Judy Garland Karen Hirsch Life is a two way street on a one way road ... with no turning back. David Hochman Let's get out of here while we’re still young, because baby, we were born to run. Bruce Springsteen Ina Holmes 1 don't like this groove. Try to give me something 1 can cling to. Beni Hurwitz Begin at the beginning . .. and go on till you come to the end: then stop. Lewis Carroll Joanne Kadner .. then it doesn’t matter which way you walk. said the cat. So long as you get somewhere, Alice added. Oh, you're sure to do that,” said the cat, “if you walk long enough. Lewis Carroll Jacqueline Kagen Although human life is priceless, we always act as if something had an even greater price than life ... But what is that something? Antoine de Saint-Exupery Wendy Kaline A few more hours to be complete, A few more times that I can say ... I've loved these days. Billy Joel Melanie Kamamis Education is what remains when we have forgotten all that we’ve been taught. George Savile Halifax Cvnthia Kanter The best is yet to come. This is only the beginning, and we've only just begun. Carole King Lilly Kaplan Yesterday is dead, forget it; tomorrow hasn't come, don't worry about it; to- day is here, enjoy it. Michael Katcher Don't help me, I can save myself. If I'm incomplete, don't fill the gaps. Andrew Gill Jon King Peter Katz Philosophers have attempted to inter- pret the world when what matters is to change it. Karl Marx Lainie Kaye I've got to he where my spirit can run free; gotta find my place in the sky. Pippin Jimmy Kelly Forget what life used to be. You are what you choose to be. It’s whatever it is you see, that life will become. Jackson Browne Houman Khalili Have Courage for the great sorrows of live, and Patience for the small ones. And when you have ac- complished your daily task, go to sleep in Peace. God is awake. Victor Hugo Albert Kim egnartS anemonehP-nooS ti lliw eb ent esahp fo eht noom, nehw elpoep enut ni ... tuB s’ohw ot wonk eht rew'op dniheb ruo sevom. etaK hsuB Neil Konigsberg I wish they could see the real person in me. Someday I reckon they'll know' I'm not only here for the show. David Koota In the game of life, it’s not whether you win or lose that's important in the long run, it’s whether you manage to survive. Ziggv June Kosloff I hid in the clouded wrath of the crowd, but when they said, sit down,” I stood up. Bruce Springstein Michael Lamparillo Hot Rods”: The faster they go, the faster they break. Experience. Chrissy LaSala You can't always get what you want But if you try sometime, you just might find you get what you need. The Rolling Stones Elizabeth Leavitt Goodbye to you my trusted friend We’ve known each other since nine or ten Together we climbed hills and trees Learned of love and A-B-C's Skinned our hearts and skinned our knees. Terry Jacks Betsy Leichtung I decided long ago never to walk in anyone's shadow. If I fail, if I suc- ceed, at least I'll live as I believe. George Benson Denise Leprine Our memories of yesterdav will last a lifetime. We'll take the best, forget the rest, and someday we'll find these are the best of times. Styx Melissa Lerner Some hang on to yesterday Live their lives looking behind. All we have is here and now, All our lives out there to find. Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warren Sheryl Levine Some people say that life has no meaning, no direction, that we are led astray ... But life goes on for us. Unknown Kate Liberman Through the span of life, friends may come and go, but relationships are not endured through time, but intensity. Unknown Heidi Lieb We're just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl, year after year. Running over the same old ground. What have we found? The same old fears. Pink Floyd Steven Liebman For knowing that someone in this life loves with a passion called hate, and what you give is what you get! Paul Weller — The Jam P.S. Do it up guys, to the max! Joseph Ligotti I'm in the middle of nowhere, near the end of the line, but there’s a border to somewhere waiting and there's a tankful of time. Meat Loaf Stacy Linden Be as you are as you see as I am lam. B.S.U.R.S.U.C.S.I.M.I.M. James Taylor Sharon Litroff And the weather's lookin' fine And I think the sun will shine And I feel I’ve cleared my mind All the past is left behind. Carol Loyd He who hoots with the owls in the evening cannot soar with the eagles in the morning. Unknown Charlene Maltese You just call out my name, know you know wherever I am, I'll come run- nin' ... you've got a friend. Luv ya Ria! 72 Quotes Liza Maltin Changes fill mv time But that's alright with me, In the midst I think of you, And how it used to be. Led-Zep Geoffrey Manicone The sea refuses no river And right now this river's banks are blown. The sea refuses no river, and the river is w'here I am. Cathy Marcellino A true friend is one who thinks you're a good egg even though you're slight- ly cracked. Unknown Michele Marcy You can’t always get what you want. But if you try sometime, you just might find you get what you need. The Rolling Stones Jennifer Margolis I will never lose the need to reach out and touch you now and then. But let- ting go is part of moving on. It's time for me to trust my own sense of balance. Unknown Sarah Mattson For the times w'e tried to reach the stars barehanded. And upon falling, looked at the sky with laughter, without the fear of now. Original. Jenni Max Let me dream until I know ... Nancy McCall Gene McCrindle There are two things to aim for in life: to get what you want, then enjoy it. Chinese fortune cookie Michael McGann Yes! Yes! Yes! He would create pro- udly out of the freedom and power of his soul, as the great artificer ... a liv- ing thing, new and soaring and beautiful, impalpable, imperishable. James Joyce Cathi McGrath Let the disappointments pass Let the laughter fill your glass Let your illusions last until they shatter. Jackson Browne Nicole McMorrow Out there is a fortune, waiting to be had. You think I’ll let go, you're mad. You’ve got another thing cornin’. Judas Priest Nancy McNeill I see my future at the rainbow's end; happy hours, timeless friends. And if I ever chance to find my way, rest assured I will stay. Billy Squier Andre Mitchell Time keeps slippin' through your fingers like the endless desert sand. C.D.B. Mark Mittler But if dreams came true, oh, wouldn't that be nice. Bruce Springsteen Emily Mitty I’ve seen all good people turn their heads each day so satisfied — I'm on my way. Yes Nadine Mizrahi Celui qui suit un autre ne suit rien: il ne trouve rien; et meme il ne cherche rien. He who follows another does not follow anything; he does not find anything; and he doesn't even search for anything. Montaigne David Montoya We tell ourselves we shall seek, thereafter we follow. We sometimes think we will falter, thereafter we soar. Andrew Moor Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less travelled by. and that has made all the difference. Robert Frost Jeanne Morrone So you’re scared and you’re thinking that maybe we ain’t voting anymore. Show a little faith, there's magic in the night. Bruce Springsteen Andrea Moser Only you can determine the path your life takes. Only you are to blame or to praise. Original Julie Murray I’ve been looking too hard, I've been waiting too long. Sometimes I don't know what I will find, I only know it's a matter of time. Foreigner Ari Nachmanoff If you don't know where you're going, any road will take you there. Lewis Carroll Debra Nathanson As the end of the beginning draws near, we think of bittersweet memories and remember yesteryear. Remember the hello’s and laughter. Talk over all our fears, Reflect on learning and sharing, Before the goodbyes and tears. Original Linda Newman If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull! Roy Niederhoffer The mind of man is capable of anything, because everything is in it, all of the past as well as all the future. Joseph Conrad Danny Osipow I found a picture of you, those were the happiest days of my life. Chrissie Hynde Jessica Perhaes The only way to have a friend is to be one. Ralph Waldo Emerson Joanna Petriccione Reflecting the memories, experiences we had together. Friends whose joy and sorrow we shared. Love we've come to cherish, the laughter we've come to love. Crazy moments, the nonsense that made it all worthwhile. Darren Pirozzi There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way. Christopher Morley Neil Pittman Life is too short so why waste precious time? Pat Benatar Diego Plaza Never wait or hesitate, get in kid before it's too late, or you may never get another chance. Rod Stewart Marie Policastro A true friend, like a rainbow after a storm, always shines through with a beam of energy and promise of a bet- ter tomorrow. Unknown Eric Winston Poll It's good to be the king. Mel Brooks Paul Praver Row, Row, Row your boat, Gently down the stream. Merrily, Merrily, Merrily, Merrily, Life is but a dream. Mother Goose Quotes 73 Mary Princer Too much of a good thing can be wonderful. Mae West Maryann Psarudakis It's a hard road, it’s a hard road to follow. It's a hard road but it's the highway to tomorrow. Triumph (Thanks S.B.) Danny Reich Live every day as if it were your last ... because one day you'll be right. Benny Hill Randi Reich Good-bye doesn’t mean forever. David Gates Owen Reid Education makes a people easy to lead, but difficult to drive, easy to govern, but impossible to enslave. |ohn R. Reinfelder I 'unknow where we goin', but we on our way. Buckwheat Toni Reiss Now as you take that first step into the rest of your life, please smile when you think of us and don’t ever let go. Sarah Mattson Stephanie Rifkin You say that you know me and I’m sure that you do: except for the part which was hidden from view. Frank Rimalovski Etch out a future of your own design, well-tailored to your needs, then fan the flame and keep the dream alive. Thomas Morgan Dolaby Robertson Bruce Rinderman It’s our time, breathe it in. Worlds to change, and worlds to win ... We are the movers. We are the shapers. We are the names in tomorrow's papers. Stephen Sondheim Tony Rosolino It’s not whether you win or lose, it’s how you played the game that counts. Peter C. Ross I’ve got wild, staring eyes, I’ve got a strong urge to fly But I've got nowhere to fly to. Roger Waters Peter). Ross Once you have the cap and gown, all you need do is open your mouth. Whatever nonsense you talk becomes wisdom, and all the rubbish, good sense. Moliere Tracy Rotkowitz Shower the people you love with love, show them the way that you feel. Things are gonna be much better if only you will. James Taylor Robin Saks For we are always what our situation hands us ... It’s either sadness or euphoria. Billy Joel Annemarie Salowski Vacation’s all I ever wanted. The Go-Go's Richard Samit Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shores. Anne Sardelis Got a picture in my mind. Of the way that I wanna be. So I search until I find The power inside of me. Foreigner Shunsako Sato Don't let anything stand in your way, good things are coming your way. Luci Scauzillo Of all the gifts that time and earth bestow, of all the blessings that from the heavens descend, there is none half so precious that I know as a true friend. Alan Schmelkin A well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to bear arms shall not be infringed. The 2nd Amendment Alan Siegel If the ocean was whiskey. And I was a duck, I’d dive to the bottom And drink my way up. An old drunk Patricia Siu Kiss today goodbye, and point me towards tomorrow. Edward Kleban Russell Solomon We are young but getting old before our time. Joe Jackson Neal Spier The man who persists in knocking will succeed in entering. Unknown Kathi Steban We are now free to go out into the world to conquer and succeed in our years to come. To everyone I met this year: Thanks for helping. Paul Stein man The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. P.S. Karen Steinmetz Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth, I do recall those were the best times most of all. Journey John Sun Common sense is not so common. Voltaire Kim Mai Tang As soon as we are born we begin to die and the end depends upon the beginning. Plutarch Juliana Thaens Curiosity doesn't kill the cat: rather, it causes his enlightenment. Queen of the Netherlands P.S. Freebird: You’re gonna fly high because your wings are strong. I love you! Gene Tricario Never let yesterday take up too much of today. Tex Schramm Christina Ucciardo Long you live, high you fly, Smiles you’ll give, tears you’ll cry. All that you touch and all that you see. is all that your life will ever be. Pink Floyd Vicki Ursitti I decided long ago never to walk in anyone’s shadow. If I fail, if I succeed, at least I’ll live as I believe. George Benson Grace Vitiello When I think back on all the crap I learnt in high school, it’s a wonder I can think at all. P.S. Friends forever, Linda. David Wachen We should all be concerned about the future because we will have to spend the rest of our lives there. Charles Franklin Kettering Lisa Waldeyer If a man does not keep pace with his companion, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau Wendi Waldman I hope someday I get the knack of losing a boy and gettingnim back. And some- day when I master the art. I'll get him back and break 'im apart. 76 Quotes Wendy Wattenberg Though days have gone by like a water color in the rain, memories paint a picture indelible in my mind, times to be treasured though never seen again. David Weintraub Actions speak louder than words. Lauren Weisberg To be is to do ... Socrates To do is to be ... ]ean-Paul Satre Do be do be do ... Frank Sinatra Kurt Vonnegut Jr. Rachel Weitzman Life is a series of hellos and good- byes. I'm afraid it's time for goodbye again. Billy Joel Sungha Whang 1 don't drink or smoke. But I do chew gum, because Fu Man Chu. Bruce Lee Courtenay White Never regret anything, just take it as an experience. Original Mike Wilson While Ireland holds these graves, Ireland unfree shall never be at peace. P. Pearse Raph Wong Those crazy school days, I do remember. I do recall, those were the best times, most of all. Jodi Yedvab Hold on to sixteen as long as you can. changes come around real soon, make us women and men. John Cougar Johnny Yom Some guy hit my fender the other day, and I said unto him. Be fruitful and multiply. But not in those words. Woody Allen Kaori Yoshida Growing up it all seems so one-sided, Opinions all provided, The future pre-decidea, Detached and subdivided. Rush Bernice Yu Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connait point. Pascal Renee Zakow Accept me as I am. only then will we discover each other. Daniel Zarin I never let school get in the way of my education. Mark Twain Marc Zuckerman The world is full of willing people, some willing to work, the rest willing to let them. Robert Frost Late Quotes Jon Root A bird in hand is safer than one overhead. Murphy Neil Shapiro Tonight when I chase the dragon, the water will change to cherry wine and the silver will turn to gold. Time out of mind. Steely Dan Quotes 77 MEN AT WORK BOINK! AK I'Kl'AI. SCOTT AADAL MARNI AARON JOHN ALEXANDER MICHAEL ALEXANDER STEPHANIE BATTISTI LORRAINE BECK WENDY BECK EARL BEECHAM SUSAN BOSKOFF JONATHAN BRACHMAN S3E MARTIN BRAUNSCHWEIG STEVEN BOAL FARA BOICO FRAN BORIS MARGOT BERMAS ERIC BITTELMAN DAVID BLAINE CYNTHIA BLAUT WILLIAM BREEN SHERA BRENNER SU-ELLEN BRESCIA MARC BROCATO KENNETH BROWN STACEY BROWNSTEIN LAURA BUFFONE One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest INGRID BULLA MICHELE CAMBARDELLA 84 MICAELA CAPPELLA THOMAS CARLUCCI STEPHANIE CARILLO JORGE CASTRO DENISE CERIANI BRYANT CHERRY ARNOLD COHEN BRIAN COHEN DEBORAH COHEN ERIC COHEN LAUREL COHN ANNIE CONCANNON KIM CORLEY MICHAEL CORSON ELIZABETH CROMER BRIAN CURRIE 86 LAURA DACHILLE DENISE DELGADO JHUMA DATTA Fast Times At Great Neck South JOHN DEMARTIN ANDREW DEMARTIN QUINN EARLY DAVID DUQUESNAY ANNA MARIE EDREIRA GLENN ETTLINGER PATRICK EVANS JAY FAKTEROWITZ MONICA MARIA EDREIRA TERESA MARIE EDREIRA ALISHA EPSTEIN 88 ANDREW FANO AMY FASS STEVEN FASSLER JOSEPH FATA FRED FELDMAN ROBERT FIALA CAREN FITTERMAN MARKKO FORDE Here’s lookin' at you, kid DAVID FLEISSIG 89 GARY FRIEDMAN BETH-ANN GALLINA V IJ MICHAEL FRANTZ GAIL FREILICH JILL GENTILE CELY GARCIA DAVID GEHN SIMONE GENATT RUTH GELFARB 90 JEROME GERALDS HAL GILETnSON ROBIN GITMAN APTIN GHODS CLAUDIA GOODBINDER JOHN GORUP SUSAN GOTTESFELD BEATRIZ GOMEZ PAUL GRECO It’s Alive! JENNIFER GREEN BRIAN GREENE ELLEN GROSS I JOHN GROSS EVAN GROSSMAN 92 GAYLE GROSSMAN DAVID GURFEIN RODOLFO GUTIERREZ SHERYL HALSALL JILL HEINISH JILL HAMBURG 93 MATTHEW HORNICK BENJAMIN HURWITZ The Pink Panther JOANNE KADNAR CHRISTINE HORROCKS ANTHONY KAREN MICHAEL KATCHER PETER KATZ DAVID KAUFMAN LAINIE KAYE JAMES KELLY KARL KLAVIN DAVID KNIGHT ALBERT KIM 95 DAVID KOERNER NEIL KONIGSBERG DAVID KOOTA Love at First Bite JUNE KOSLOFF CHRISTINE LASALA ELIZABETH LEAVITT CHONG LEE ELIZABETH LEICHTUNG 96 MELISSA LERNER SHERYL LEVINE DENISE LEPRINE KATE LIBERMAN HEIDI LIEB STEVEN LIEBMAN JOSEPH LIGOTTI LIZA MALTIN GEOFFREY MANICONE CATHERINE MARCELLINO LISA MARCHESE MICHELE MARCY JENNIFER MARGOLIS SARAH MATTSON 98 GENE McCRINDLE MICHAEL McGANN THOMAS McNAMARA NANCY McNEILL NICOLE McMORROW AMY MITNICK MARK MITTLER EMILY MITTY NADINE MIZRAHI DAVID MONTOYA Clash of the Titans ANDREW MOOR JOANNE MORELAND MIGUEL MORENO JEANNE MORRONE 100 ANDREA MOSER SIMA MOUSSAZADEH TAKESHI MUKAI ROBERT MULLIGAN DEBRA NATHANSON LINDA NEWMAN ROY NIEDERHOFFER 101 ALEXANDER NIRENSTEIN REGINA ORLIAN DANIEL OSIPOW CHRISTINE PARK ERIC POLL � PAUL PRAVER MARIE POLICASTRO MARY PRINCER MARYANN PSARUDAKIS TANYA RATHAN MICHAEL REED DANIEL REICH RANDI REICH 103 TONI REISS JOHN REINFELDER OWEN REID STEPHANIE RIFKIN Homework FRANKLIN RIMALOVSKI PETER C. ROSS JONATHAN ROOT BRUCE RINDERMAN 104 PETER J. ROSS ROBIN SAKS JAMES SALVEMINI MARIA SANTERAMO ANNE SARDELIS JOSEPH SASO RICHARD SAMIT 105 SHUNSAKO SATO LUCI SCAUZILLO HENRY SCHWARTZ ALAN SCHMELKIN NEIL SHAPIRO WILLIAM SHERMAN DENNIS SHOKRIAN DAVID SHAPIRO ALAN SIEGEL PATRICIA SIU 106 DELROY SMART HAROLD SMILAY RAYMOND SMILOVICH MARK SOLDO RUSSELL SOLOMON NEAL SPIER KATHLEEN STEBAN JEFFREY STEIGMAN PAUL STEINMAN 107 KAREN STEINMETZ SUSAN STONE DOUGLAS SUDBERG JOHN SUN TIMOTHY SURILLO KIM MAI TANG JOSEPH TANNER JULIANA THAENS CATHERINE TRAINOR GENE TRICARIO 108 VICTORIA URSITTI JAMES TSOMIS CHRISTINA UCCIARDO FABIAN VITERI GRACE VITIELLO STEPHEN VOGL DAVID WACHEN LISA WALDEYER WENDI WALDMAN CHARLES WAGNER 109 KEVIN WARD WENDY WATTENBERG DAVID WEINTRAUB LAUREN WEISBERG RACHEL WEITZMAN SUNG WHANG Tarzan the Apeman COURTENAY WHITE SANFORD WEINER SETH WILES MICHAEL WILSON 110 MARC ZUCKERMAN ill RAPHAEL WONG JODI YEDVAB JOHNNY YOM KAORI YOSHIDA BERNICE YU RENEE ZAKOW Nobody in the class of 1983 was camera shy. DANIEL ZARIN 112 VARSITY FOOTBALL 114 Varsity Knot ha 11 JV FOOTBALL • • .. . ,: • • .... - - WKaESsstt aaraBEffm jfc-Jst iinJoWr-. Rwaft VST 118 |V Football VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right, bottom row: Debbie Nathanson, Vicki Ursitti, Monique Berg. Stephanie Feit, Jennie Seskin. Carol Loyd. Second row: Michele Cambardella. Michelle Arcese, Julia Cummins, Loren Prince Third row: Stephanie Weiss. Raquel Mazon. Kim Horrocks, advisor Ginny Hess. Missing: Holly Benton The girls’ varsity tennis team had a successful season, finishing with a 7-4 record and a third place finish in their division. The team was defeated in its playoff bid. However, the doubles team of Ingrid Bulla and Tara Uttam captured the doubles title at this year's state meet. The team will sorely miss graduating seniors Ingrid Bulla, Alisha Epstein, Simone Genatt, and Cindy Kanter. GIRLS’ TENNIS Top: Bonnie Sard, Sondra Sturim, Ingrid Bulla, Danielle Geller, Alisha Epstein, Jane Bai, Laura Livingston. Middle: Tara Uttam, Amy Nelkin, Simone Genatt, Cindy Kanter, and Coach [erry Levine. Bottom: Jenny Princer, Lisa Shapiro, Sheryl Bergstein, Melissa Cohen. 120 Girls’ Tennis Under the leadership of Coach John Jones and Captains Simon Alpers- tein, Kirk Brett and Peter Farman, the J.V. Soccer team had one of its best seasons in recent years. The squad compiled a 9-5 record after winning its first 4 games. In addition to Alperstein, Brett and Farman, Robert Spiegel, the team’s leading scorer and Matthew Spagnoli will be key players on next year's varsity squad. JV SOCCER 9th GRADE SOCCER Top: Mark Margolin, Billy Rigos, Franco Rocca, Marc Viester, Howard Rosenbaum, Rubin Cuervo, Vito Vitiello, Alan Bradfon. Bottom: Michael King, Marc Shar, Chris Millevoy, Tommy Salerno, Vladimir Serpas, Danny Basilleo. JV and 9th Grade Soccer 121 122 Varsity Soccer Top: Ivan Bergstem. Mike Alexander, lan Grusd, Steve Minasian, Brian Kelly, David Koota. Jon Root, Adam Berger, Coach Paul Meyer j Bottom: Rob Moses, Jorge Castro. Rodolfo Gutierrez, Carlos Rojas, Bill Pavone, David Weintraub, Steve Bruefach, AptinGhods, Marlon Montes Missing: Frank D'lorio 0 VARSITY SOCCER VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Bottom: Kim Corley. Laura Buffone. Jill Gentile. Jeanne Morrone. Julie Murray. Chrissy LaSala, Wendy Kaline, and An- nemarie Salowski. Top: Colleen Finucane, Maureen Owens. Kyna Wong. Katherine Crane, Carolina Gonzalez, and Christina Marks.____________ 124 Varsity Field Hockey The varsity field hockey team enjoyed one of its finest seasons in 1982. The squad finished with an impressive overall record of 9-4-1. and was among the top teams in the division. In the playoffs, however, the team met Cold Spring Harbor in the first round and was defeated on an overtime goal. One of the highlights of the season came on October 21 when the girls ended Clarke’s 44 game winning streak. Two goals by Jeanne Morrone in the second half gave the Rebels the 2-1 victory. Graduating seniors are: Laura Buffone, Kim Corley, Jill Gentile. Wendy Kaline, Chrissy LaSala, Jeanne Morrone, Julie Murray, and Annemarie Salowski. J.V. FIELD HOCKEY Bottom: Leslie Hicks, Linda Gray, Ruma Datta, Jessie Spero, Christine Febles, Jacki Micari, and Esther Calabretta. Top: Jhuma Datta, Amv Hamburg, Dina Greco, Margaret Clarice, Lisa Morrone, and Elaine Anton. Under tlie leadership of coach Carol Nesdill, the junior varsity field hockey team compiled one of its best records in recent years. The squad’s final record was 7- 4-1. The Rebels showed their strength when they defeated the Garden City and Clarke teams, which South has not beaten for at least 5 years. Players such as Esther Calabretta, Dina Greco, and Leslie Hicks should be key members of next year’s varsity squad. Varsity J.V. Field Hockey 125 Team members are (from left to right): Danny Meyers. Gary Rossen. Robert Rossen. Manager Barbara Kahn, Bill Pavone, Mark Soldo, John Sun. Coach Bob Baratta, Dannv Osipovv, Peter Genatt, Larry May, Frank Raffa. and Alex Harrow. BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY Boys' (!ross t Country Left: Stale Meet Qualifiers With an 11-0 record, the boys' cross country team extended its unbeaten dual meet string to an incredible 40 straight wins. The team won the divi- sion, conference, and County B” championships. The conference title was the sauad's 10th in the Dast 13 was the squad's 10th in the past 13 years. In the Federation meet, in which every team in the state com- petes, the Rebels placed first among squads from Nassau County ana finished 25th overall. Graduating seniors are: Dan Osipow, Bill Pavone, Robert Rossen, Mark Soldo, and [ohn Sun GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Bottom: Beth Lipsius, Mona Molody, Marni Aaron, Top: Ellen Badell, Sheryl Halsall, and Alice Ferguson, Coach Don Samuels 128 Girls' Cross Country 1982 was one of the best years ever for the girls’ cross country team. The squad was undefeated in dual meet competi- tion, with a 7-0 record. In addition, the Rebels captured the division and con- ference championships. In the County Championships, the team took second place, being narrowly defeated by Floral Park. The girls look forward to repeating these accomplishments next season. Graduating seniors are Marni Aaron and Sheryl Halsall. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Joo Lee, Amy Swerdlow, Keren Solomon, Lilly Gordano, Nili Shadi, Jeannie Lee, and Erica Goodman. The girls' volleyball team ended its season with a disap- pointing record, winning only two matches. The players at- tributed this to the inexperience of the team. Most of the team members have only played for a year or less. However, the players feel that they have gained from their experience, and hope to improve their record next year, when the players have more experience behind them. JV VOLLEYBALL Varsity and JV Volleyball 129 GIRLS’ SWIMMING At the end of the season, the girls’ swim team has finished with a discouraging 0-7 record. Although the team didn’t fare well this year, many school records have been set. Senior diver, Wendi Waldman exceeded her previous school record by 11 points when she achieved a spec- tacular diving score of 136. Wendi also placed se- cond in the Nassau County Team Diving Cham- pionships. Christine and Erin Duffy also broke many school records. Graduating seniors are: Margot Bermas, Wendi Waldman, Sarah Matt- son, and Cathy Marcellino. Bottom: Sarah Mattson, Fran Terowsky, Erin Duffy, Wendi Waldman. Second: Coach Susie Knors, Connie Kamamis, Susan Mara, Cathy Fosley, Chris Duffy. Coach Susan Soulier. Top: Diane Schictman, Beth Zuckerman, Margot Bermas, Cathy Marcellino, Michele Frank. 130 Girls’ Swimming TWIRLERS Bottom: Ronni Sugarman. Captain Dana Gottlieb, Maxine Abrahams, Laurie Cohen, and Ingrid Busillo. Top: Ruth Katz, Denise Goldstein. Son- dra Sturim, Heidi Kipperman, Cathy Melzer. Missing: Debbie Cohen. KILTIES First Row: Lisa Waldeyer ICapt.), Kaori Yoshida, Claudia Goodbinder, Karen Geller, Tracy Rotkowitz, Barbara Kahn, |ody Yedvab, Jody Cutler, Beth-Ann Gallina (Captain). Second Row: Linda Ustunluk, Alison Fried, Karen Gottlieb, Lauri Schneps, Karen Urban, Stephanie Brzowski, Karen Steinmetz, Toni Reiss, Caren Fitterman, Nadine Mizrahi. Third Row: Pat Homer, Theresa Busillo, Gail Freilich, Emily Mitty, Danielle Geller, Jennifer Margolis, Stacy Pittman, Ruth Gelfarb, Sarah Mattson, Gayle Grossman, Ellen Gross, and Sponsor Selena Smith. Missing: Jane Bai, Nancy Hoesch, Liza Maltin. Twirlers and Kilties 131 VARSITY BASKETBALL Top: Markko Forde, Brian Kelly, Billy Sherman, Andrew Gottlieb, Sean Kelly, Tommy McNamara, and Quinn Early. Bottom: Jeff Steigman, Simon Beck, Kenny Brown, and Raph Wong. With the return of many experienced varsi- ty players and the addi- tion of outstanding members of last year's J.V. squad, the 1983 Boys’ Varsity Basketball team aimed to defeat their op- ponents and gain a spot in the playoffs. Using speed and overall ability, the team hoped to over- come their lack of size. Graduating hoopsters are Kenny Brown, Quinn Early, Markko Forde, Thomas McNamara, Jeff Steigman, Billy Sherman, and Raphael Wong. Through seven games this season, the Rebel J.V. Basketball record stooa at 4-3 but the team, coached by Paul Meyer had a flawless 3-0 record at home. Led by outstanding sophomores Paul Rubin, Steve Hillery and Ray Fer- raiuolo, the Rebels won the South Holiday Tourna- ment, beating Valley Stream North and Jericho. J.V. BASKETBALL Top: David Swartz, Alex Harrow, Lee Marcus, Mike Colatosti, Ray Fer- raiuolo, John Reed, and Stephen Hillery. Bottom: David Colistra, Ned Golubow, Keith Geismar, Brad Berger, Paul Rubin. Mark Russo. Missing: John Gonzalez. Top: Coach Steve Liebertz, Justin Browns- tein, Danny Max, Josh Shuman, Lloyd Rit- ter, and Patrick Collie. Bottom: Barry Ben- jamin, David Ronn, Tracey Bernstein, Dan- ny Basilleo, Anthony Tricario, Mark Viesta, Vito Vitiello. 9th Grade Basketball 134 J.V. and 9th Grade Basketball Standing: Coach Denise Chestnut, Kim Corley, Anne Garrigan, Theresa Busillo, Patricia Homer, Alice Ferguson, and Mary Raffalli. Seated: Laura Bittelman, Esther Calabretta, and Mona Molody. Missing: Sheryl Halsall and Ellen Bedell. GIRLS WINTER TRACK t V The Girls’ Varsity Winter Track Team hoped to continue the winning tradition begun by the Cross Country Team this fall. Outstanding senior sprinter Kim Corley had another record-breaking per- formance, and she and the team had a very successful season. Graduating seniors are: Kim Corley and Sheryl Halsall. Girls' Winter Track 135 Composed of many new promising players and several veteran players, the girls’ varsity basketball team expected to improve on last year’s disappointing record. Enthusiasm, deter- mination, and team work were the key to the team’s success. Graduating seniors are: Annie Salowski and I Top: Kathy Crane, Annie Salowski. Lisa Morrone, Joanne Moreland, Lisa Bitondo, Colleen Finucane, and Maureen Owens. Bottom: Margaret Clarke, Sheryl Bergstein, Stacy Printz, Kyna Wong. GIRLS JV BASKETBALL Top: Coach Jerry Davis, Debby Goldstein, Amy Brenner. Melissa Healy, Leslie Boorstein, Eli Jannes. Bottom: Amy Hamburg, Greta Chanin, Terri Ambron, Pam Sloves. Missing: Carolina Gonzalez, Jessica Spero, Maria Solopotias. Girls' J.V. Basketball 137 BOYS’ SWIMMING Top: Eric Poll. Bill Breen, Kirk Brett, Danny Meyers, Danny Blitz, and Hal Gilenson. Middle: Asst. Coach Frank Holleran, Jon Telsey, Jim Ryan, Peter Farman, Jeremy Spero, and Coach Tom Loughlin. Bottom: Marc Nabi, Robert Teixeira, Jordan Orange and Dennis Tanjeloff. Despite having only 15 squad members, the boys' varsity swim team hoped to improve upon last year's 7-6 record and 8th place County finish. The Rebels put in many hours of hard work under new coaches Tom Loughlin and Frank Holleran in efforts to improve their performance. In addition to senior captains Hal Gilenson and Eric Poll, the team was led by a strong group of underclassmen including juniors Kirk Brett, Peter Farman, Jim Ryan, sophomores Dan Blitz and John Telsey, and freshmen Jordan Orange and Robert Teixeira. Graduating seniors are Bill Breen, Hal Gilenson, and Eric Poll.________ Boys' Swimming 139 140 Gymnastics This year’s Gymnastics team, led by co-captains Randi Reich and Wendy Wattenberg, hoped to at least equal last year’s sixth place finish in the county. The team relied on its strengths in vaulting and on the balance beam, in order to overcome their small size and the increased competition of their new division. Although the team is small this year, there was more talent present than ever before. Top: Lourdes Fernandez, Merrie Kasoff, Tim Marks, Randi Reich, Alicia Bellandi, and Juli: Cummins. Bottom: Coach Kim Odell, Connu Kamamis, Michelle Cropper, Jenny Seskin, Lorir Prince, Lisa Shapiro, and Coach Sue Nicosia Missing: Wendy Wattenberg and Angeliqut Febles. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top: Gail Boorstein, Wendy Kaline, Laura Santiago, Shoney Stephenson, Stephanie Weiss, Tracy Kreutzer, and Cathi McGrath. Bottom: Vicki Ursitti, Bari Liebman, Moni- que Berg, Jackie Garabedian, Caryn Cohen, Carol Loyd and Michelle Cambardella. Missing: Holly Benton J.V. CHEERLEADERS Top: Linda Gray, Gail Katzmann, Tina Chaudhry, Liz Korey, Marisol Espinoza, and Nicki Alperstein. Bot- tom: Shari Birnbach (Capt.J. Erinn Duf- fy, Deirdre Loewengart, Connie Cam- bardella, Lauren Zavier, Marci Lerner, Kim Kleber, and Barbara Rothstein (Capt.)_________________________________ Varsity and J.V. Cheerleading 141 Top: Coach |ohn Thomas. Carl Muhlbauer, David Gur- fein. Ivan Bergstein. An- dre Mitchell. Peter Ross, Audie Gocan. Asst. Coach Ed Rosenthal. Middle: Mike Alex- ander, Peter Oriol. Steve Donnelly, David Wein- traub, David Shapiro. Morris Myrie, David Goldstein. Bottom: Ted Taub, John Gershenson. Matthew Spagnoli. Paul Steinman. Shunsako Sato. 142 Wrestling Led by seniors Ivan Bergs- tein, Andre Mitchell and Paul Steinman. the 1983 Boys’ Var- sity Wrestling Team hoped to retain the division champion- ship title which they had lost last year. The wrestlers relied on their strong middle weight classes, which were as strong as any team in the county. Unfortunately, the inex- perience of the lighter and heavier weight classes took away from the team's overall performance. GIRLS’ SPRING TRACK This year the girls' track team is looking forward to its best season. The team is well- rounded — strong in both the distance and sprint events. Coaches Denise Chestnut and Barry Lantz have high expec- tations of the girls' two mile relay and the mile relay con- sisting of Beth Lipsius. Mona Molody. Alice Ferguson. Sheryl Halsall. and Kim Cor- ley. The rest of the girls show definite potential and are each working hard to achieve their individual goals. Graduating seniors are Kim Corley. Sheryl Halsall. and Annie Saiawski. Top: Coach Barry Lantz, Asst. Coach Denise Chestnut, Theresa Busillo, Rachel Pomerantz, Alice Ferguson. Caren Cohen, Lorin Prince, Beth Lipsius, Laura Bittelman, Amy Fakterowitz, Iris Shimony, and Kim Corley. Bottom: Ellen Bedell. Karen Geller, Mona Molody, Patricia Homer, Sheryll Halsall. Ruma Datta, and Laura Buffone. Missing: Beth Feldman, Raquel Mazon. Girls' Spring Track 145 Top: Gina Marchese, Stacy Lyons, Linda Prestol. Thalia Meron, Lisa Morrone, Kathy Farley. Marissa Joinson, Linda Gray. Bottom: Jackie Garabedian, Alyssa Gingold, Fran Terowsky, Terri Ambron, Dina Greco, Elaine Anton. Missing: Coach Marie Gelbeck, Stephanie Weiss, Debby Goldstein, Keren Soiomom, Jessica Spero. Margaret Clarke, April Alma, Eli Jannes, Connie Kamamis, and Laurie Weinstein. The members of the Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse team are op- timistic about the upcoming season. The return of many ex- perienced players and the in- stallment oi new varsity coach Caroline Howse will be con- tributing factors in the girls' bid to improve over last year’s record. Graduating seniors are: Lisa Waldeyer and Jody Yedvab. GIRLS’ LACROSSE Top: Corny Sherman, Co-Captain Jessica Dickstein. Andelyse Rodriguez. Stacey Printz. Carolina Gonzalez. Sophie Pouteau. Kim Horrocks. Amy Swerdlow, Dena Orenstein. Rebecca Crespo, and Tina Marks. Bottom: Coach Rudy Knapp. Jody Yedvab. Esther Calabretta, Kyna Wong. Sheryl Bergstein. Co-Captain Michelle Betz, and Lisa Waldeyer Missing: Coach Caroline Howse. JV LACROSSE 146 Girls’ Lacrosse BOYS’ SPRING TRACK Top Row: Ed Shiedlower. Calvin Yu. Manny Monserat. Quinn Early. Justin Browns- tein. David Seiko. Second Row: Coach Bill Biel. Lee Marcus. Brad Burger. Kenny Brown. Manager Barbara Kahn. Bryant Cherry, Rohan Demetrius. Coach Bob Baratta Third Row: Barry Benjamin. Alex Harold. Jimmy Ryan. Andy Ellis. Larry May Fourth Row: Danny Max. Gary Rossen. David Kaufman. Richard Keith. Hunter Persky. Doug Rollin, Mark Soldo. Markko Forde Bottom Row: Andrew Goldberger, David Gluck. Howard Rosenbaum. Michael King, Simon Alpers- tein. Josh Sherman. Ezera Talmatch, Peter Genatt. John Sun. Danny Osipow. Bill Pavone. Led by a strong group of returning runners, the boys’ spring track team set its sights on repeating their record as undefeated division and conference champions, and moving up from its third place county finish last year. The squad had many runners who participated on the very successful cross country and indoor track teams. Key runners this year were seniors John Sun, Dan Osipow, Mark Soldo, Bill Pavone, Darren Pirozzi, Quinn Early, Bryant Cherry, and Ken Brown. Boys’ Spring Track 147 BASEBALL Top: Coach Jim Greene. Mike Kostrinsky. An- drew Ellis. Brian Kelly. Andrew Gottlieb, and Alex Gorup. Middle: Paul Steinman. James Kang. Philip Posner. Kevin Ward. Gene Tricario. David Callistra. |ohn Alexander, and Johnny Yom. Bot- tom: Paul Greco. Tommy McNamara. John Singer. Tommy Carlucci. Jeff Spiegel. Andy DeMartin. Andre Mitchell, and Marc Belfiore. 148 Baseball Combining power and speed, the Rebel baseball team hoped to im- Erove over last year’s 6-12 record. eading the team were Gene Tricario and Paul Greco, All- Conference selections last season, who provided strong pitching, defense, and hitting. Ottier key players this year were seniors Tom McNamara, Marc Belfiore, Tom Carlucci, Kevin Ward, and John Yum. Top: Coach Sieve Liebertz, Mark Viesta, Steven Don- nelly, Mike Collatosti, Ned Golubow, Danny Blitz. Eric Leimeister, Richard Chouinard, Brad Golubow. and Paul Rubin. Bottom: Joey Tricario, )ohn Zoni, David Ronn, Anthony Tricario, Matt Spagnoli, Peter Oriol, Anthony Uriciuoli, and Frank Santeramo. Baseball 149 ARCHERY South's Archery team, whose season began on April 12th, is the only school team comprised of both male and female competitors. Because there are only three girls particpating this year, they do not anticipate a winning season. However, with veteran archers Peter Katz. Glenn Ettlinger and Tuong La. as well as several new members, the boys look forward to a successful season. Graduating seniors are: Glenn Ettlinger and Peter Katz. Top: Lee Rendon. Sally Saad. Coach Esther Printz. Peter Katz, and Jerry Channing. Bot- tom: Cliff Loeb. Steven Greene, and Tuoung La. Missing: Rebecca Hsu and Glenn Ettlinger. BADMINTON Under new coach Frank Holleran, the members of the South’s Badminton team look forward to a season of growth and im- provement. This year’s team is comprised of many new players from the high school and South Middle, as well as such veteran singles players as Gail Freilich, Amy Nel kin, and Melanie Kamamis. Graduating seniors are: jhuma Datta, Gail Freilich, and Melanie Kamamis. Badminton 151 Top: Coach Frank Holleran, Michele Perhaes, Amy Nelkin, Melanie Kamamis, Gail Freilich, Alisa Bergman, (huma Datta. Bottom: Vanessa Rojas, Joan Perhaes, Kathleen Fried, Elissa Darvin, Lynn Dar- vin, and Lisa Hazirjian. Missing: Rena Russo and Negin Nabavi. BOYS’ LACROSSE Top: Coach Ed Rosenthal, Chris Galgano, John Gonzalez, Jeff Steigman, Steve Hillery, Earl Beecnam, Gene McCrindle, Audie Gocan, and Asst. Coach Jerry Davis. Middle: Danny McCarthy, Michael Alex- ander, Robert Kritosik, and Lou Jannotte. Bottom: Peter Metaxis, John Dima, Ivan Bergstein, Eric Bittelman, David Gurfein, Morris Myrie, David Goldstein, and Robert Conroy. 152 Varsity Lacrosse The boys' lacrosse team this year was led by an experienced and powerful offense. The starting attack line of Jeff Steigman, Chris Galgano. and Gene McCrindle played together for two years. The midfielders, Earl Beecham. Mike Alexander, Ivan Bergstein, Morris Myrie and Bobby Conroy, also played together for two years. The defensive unit was anchored by seniors David Gurfan, Eric Bit- telman, and David Goldstein. Graduating seniors are: Jeff Steigman. Earl Beecham Gene McCrindle. Audie Cocan. Mike Alexander. Robert Kritosik. Ivan Bergstein. Eric Bittelman. David Gurfein. and David Goldstein. Varsity Lacrosse 153 SOFTBALL Top: Coach Richard Sadlo. Annie Salowski, Julie Murray, Kathy Crane, Luci Scauzillo, Merrie Kasoff, and Stacey Cohen. Bottom: Michelle Micari, Lisa Bitondo, Colleen Finucane, and Jackie Micari. Miss- ing: Chrissy LaSala and Jeanne Morrone. Coach Jack Jones, Leslie Hicks, Missy Healy, Waylee Chen, Norma Kinchloe, Amy Mendel, Laura Stegel, Lisa Collatosti, Julie Lubin, Manager Miriam Schwab, Stacy Sommeck, Ruth Landsberg, Maureen Owens, and Maura Hecht. Missing: Leslie Boorstein. JV SOFTBALL The girls’ varsity softball team began its season with three impressive victories over New Hyde Park, Westbury, and Glen Cove. The team is composed of many returning underclass players as well as con- sistently strong seniors Chrissy LaSala, Jeanne Morrone, Julie Murray and Annie Salowski. Softball 155 BOYS’ TENNIS Top: Alan Forman, Sandy Wiener, Neil Shapiro, Judson Ain, Matt Hornick. Richard Mack, Matt Quitkin, Gregg Bresner, Eric Bernstein, and Coach jerry Levine. Bottom: Steven Roberts, Ian Axelrod, Robert Spiegel, Robert Rossen, Chung da Lee, and Tim Radin.___________________ After a disappointing season last year, the boys’ tennis team is hoping for the division and coun- ty championships. The team is led by returning seniors Alan Forman, Sandy Wiener, Neil Shapiro, Michael Corson, Robert Rossen, and junior Robert Spiegel. The team’s main opposi- tion will be Roslyn, Wheatley, and Great Neck North. With some hard work and a little luck, the team should emerge as Coun- ty Champs. 156 Boys' Tennis Boys’ Tennis 157 158 Sports Candids Sports Candids 159 The girls' bowling team, consisting of only six members, finished the season by placing fourth in its division. The team s mediocre finish was attributed to its small size. Since one half of the team’s members were rookies, the experience which the team gained as it ad- vanced in the season helped the younger players to im- prove tremendously. Graduating seniors are: Anne Sardelis and Lisa Bulavinetz. Ki Girls’ Bowling 161 BOYS’ BOWLING 162 Boys' Bowling The 1982-83 boys’ bowling team worked hard to defend last year’s division title, but were unable to recover from a slow start this season. The team ended the season with a respectable fourth place finish in its division. Graduating seniors are: Anthony Cipriano, Andrew DeMar- tin, John Dodegge, Andrew Moor, and Gene Tricario. BOYS’ WINTER TRACK Top: Dave Sakol. Calvin Yu. Darren Piroz- zi. Manuel Monserrat. and Ed Sheidlower. Middle: Dan Osipow. Gary Rossen. John Sun. Robert Spiegel, and Jan Levin. Bot- tom: Bill Pavone, Pete Genatt. Mark Soldo. Dave Kaufman. Manager Barbara Kahn, and Adam Pace. Missing: Larry May. Rich Keith. |im Ryan. Frank Raffa, Andy Ellis. Dave Gluck, and Mike King. The boy’s winter track team continued its dominance over divisional opponents by capturing the Division Champion- ship for the 13th straight year. Strong performances were turned in by the two-mile relay ream consisting of senior captains Danny Osipow and John Sun, senior Bill Pavone, and sophomore Peter Genatt. Graduating seniors are: Danny Osipow, John Sun, Bill Pavone, Mark Soldo, Darren Pirozzi, Gene Tricario, and David Kaufman. Boys' Winter Track 163 164 Fencing After tying for the County Champion- ship title last year, the 1982—83 Rebel fencing team is out to gain sole posses- sion of the title. The team has many young fencers who will return next year as experienced competitors. CAST TEN LITTLE INDIANS (in order of appearance) ROGERS Michael Sanders MRS. ROGERS Marisa Peluso FRED NARRACOTT David Ellner PHILIP LOMBARD Michael Katcher VERA CLAYTHORNE Sandra Sternlieb ANTHONY MARSTON John Reinfelder WILLIAM BLORE Marcello Blanco GENERAL MACKENZIE Steven Salee EMILY BRENT Kira Lerner SIR LAWRENCE WARGRAVE Greg Bruell DR. ARMSTRONG David Baron Sandy Sternlieb and Marcello Blanco John R. Reinfelder Kira Lerner 166 Ten Little Indians Steve Salee, Michael Katcher, and Marcello Blanco ■MB u I! Sandy Sternlieb and Michael Katcher Michael Katcher and Marcello Blanco Kira Lerner and David Baron David Ellnerand Michael Sanders Greg Bruell Ten Little Indians 167 wintgr conceRT Chorus members Jackie Kagen, Adam Schussheim and Bill Breen Stuart Joseph Members of the Lakeville Chorus Greg Christie, Kira Lerner and Marc Berkson Greg Christie and Robin Gitman 168 Winter Concert Back Row, Lett 10 Kight: Jay Fakterowitz, Bill Breen. Fourth Row: Michael Katcher, Greg Christie, John R. Reinfelder, Marcello Blanco. Greg Bruell. Laurie Schneps, Peter Rofe. Third Row: Susan Cutrofello, Fanee Aaron, Stacy Cohen, Mar- tin Braunschweig, Laura Siegel, Steven Margolis, Howard May, Shirly Tam, Ken Goldstein, Bill Calamia, Tami Little, Gary Granat. Second Row: David Tinter, Sandra Sternlieb. Susan Bernstein, Eric Rimalovski, Elain Freeman, Vanessa Trezza. Risa Tenzer. Front Row: Robin Gitman (Vice-President). Kira Lerner (Treasurer), David Baron (President). Marisa Peluso (Secretary). T H E A T E E Greg Christie, )ay Fakterowitz, and David Ellner Theatre South 169 Back Row. Left to Right: Kira Lerner. Laura Siegel. Chung Hai Jung. Denise Delgado. Lily Giordana. Adam Schussheim. Marc Berkson. Laura-1 ill Goldwyn. Heidi Lieb. Caren Fitterman. Janet Kahn. Robin Saks. Elain Freeman. Front Row: April Alma. Catherine Marcellino, Claudia Goodbinder. Marisa Peluso. David Tinter. Gregor)' Christie, David Kaufman, (ill Hamburg, Margot Berman. Robin Gitman. Susan Cutrofello, Sandra Sternlieb. Susan Singer. Riza Tenzer. (Missing from photo: Michelle Lebow, Steve Salee. Carol Loyd. Denise Loyd. Helen Liakeas, Gloria Chem. Vicki Ursitti, Bart Kahn. Ashbel Silbershatz) c H O R a s M A D R I G A L S Back Row, Left to Right: Catherine Marcellino, Margot Bermas. Kira Lerner, Adam Schussheim, Marc Berkson, Laura-Jill Goldwyn. Front Row: Claudia Goodbinder, Marisa Peluso, David Tinter, Gregory Christie, David Kaufman, Robin Gitman, Sandra Sternlieb. (Missing from photo: Michelle Lebow, Carol Loyd, Vicki Ursitti, Steve Salee) S T A G E B A First Row, Left to Right: David Tinter. Scott Currie, Peter Katz. Marcello Blanco. Middle Row: N I°hn R. Reinfelder, Ian Murphy, Darren Pirozzi, David Montoya. Back Row: Adam Chasnow. Doug Roland, Robert Staple, Brian Currie, Hal Gilenson. 170 Chorus, Madrigals, Stage Band Back Row, Left to Right: Sarah Reines, Michael Tow. Amy Fakterowitz. Adam Berger, Adam Schussheim, John Davidson, Paul Regusa, John Meisel. Front Row: Nadine Weidman, Leslie Kay, Howard May, Jenny Green, Jackie Kagen, Laura Berman, Melissa Mehlman. (Missing from photo: Roy Neiderhoffer, Greg Bruell) O R C H E S T R A Back Row, Left to Right: David Kaufman, Lisa Hazarian, Adam Schussheim, Elisa Jannes, Laura Berman, Rebec- ca Hsu. Middle Row: Maureen Owens. Howard May, Leslie Kay. Ken Goldstein, John Telsey. Daniel Blitz. William Breen. Hillary Cohen Front Row: Melissa Mehlman, Michelle Frank. Laura Buffone. Barbara Kahn. Ed- win Mizrahi, Ian Murphy, Paul Regusa, Adam Liebner, Jessica Spero, Jackie Kagen. Roy Neiderhoffer David Tinter, Scott Currie and Peter Katz Brian Currie Orchestra, Band 171 Barbara Kurlander The Hot Box Girls 172 Guys and Dolls CAST (in order of appearance) Nicely-Nicely Johnson.........James Johnson Benny Southstreet........................John Cave Rusty Charlie..........................Milton Hess Sarah Brown.................Barbara Edelstein Arvida Abernathy.......................Marcia Weinberg ..............................Jacqueline Tutt Mission Band..................Roger Minionis ..............................Cecile Saretsky Harry the Horse...............Robert Shallow Lt. Brannigan.................Rudolph Knapp Nathan Detroit................Robert Howell Angie The Ox..................Robert Paddock Miss Adelaide.........................Barbara Kurlander Sky Masterson.................David Parker Joey Biltmore.................Salvatore Serpe Mimi..........................Carol Murphy General Matilda B. Cartwright.. Arlette Sanders Big Julie.....................Gilbert Blum Agatha........................Brigitte Saunders Gilbert Blum Robert Shallow and James Johnson DOLLS Helen Bell Michelle Lebow Karen Burden Kira Lerner Catherine Cowles Heidi Lieb Denise Delgado Carol Loyd Adele Feldman Cathy Marcellino Elain Freeman Dorothy Mevorah Lily Giordano Marisa Peluso Robin Gitman Robin Saks Laura-Jill Goldwyn Miriam Schorr Andrea Keppler Patricia Siu Victoria Ursitti Lynne Slasor GUYS Donald Barry Alfred Ruesch Lewis Love Philip White Michael Mead Eric Wood Marc Ross Joseph Zanchelli Lewis Love HOT BOX GIRLS Jane Callaghan Carol Chaitkin Nancy Chauvin Paulette Kaplan Ann Marie Lehman Carol Murphy Maureen Newman Selena Smith Arlene Tanklowitz HAVANA DANCERS Denise Delgado Heidi Lieb Lily Giordano Carol Loyd Robin Gitman Patricia Siu Claudie Goodbinder Vanessa Trezza Michelle Lebow Victoria Ursitti Guys and Dolls 173 Barbara Kurlander and Robert Howell ifm ®wmiE DRAMATIS PERSONAE FIORDILIGI ...............................Kira Lemer DORABELLA ..............................Robin Gitman GUGLIELMO.......................................Marc Berkson FERRANDO.....................................Gregory Christie DESPINA.....................................Victoria Ursitti DON ALFONSO...................................Steven Salee HOUSEHOLD MAIDS...............................Margot Bermas, Laura Jill Goldwyn Michelle Lebow, Marisa Peluso HOUSEHOLD VALETS................................Bart Kahn. David Kaufman. Adam Schussheim, David Tinter CUPIDS.............................Claudia Goodbinder. Sandra Sternlieb. Risa Tenzer BAR MAIDS............................Michelle Lebow. Catherine Marcellino WEDDING GUESTS: April Alma. Gloria Chen. Jung. Hai Chung. Susan Cutrofello. Denise Delgado. Caren Fitterman, Elain Freeman. Lily Giordano. Janet Kahn. Andrea Keppler. Heidi Lieb. Carol Loyd. Denise Loyd. Floranor Layug. Catherine Marcellino. Robin Saks. Laura Siegel. Ashbel Silbeshatz Kira Lemer and Greg Christie David Kaufman. Cathy Marcellino and David Tinter Greg Christie and Robin Gitman Steve Salee Marc Berkson and Greg Christie Greg Christie 174 Cosi Fan Tutte Vicki Ursitti Kira Lerner and Greg Christie Kira Lerner and Robin Gitman Robin Gitman Michelle Lebow and David Kaufman Marc Berkson Laura—Jill Goldwyn Claudia Goodbinder Cosi Fan Tutte 175 ADMIT ONE VISTA THEATRES 177 ■Ml at 7% Lnrn rl v.sir-vM CALIFOf 187 (1965-1982) In Memory °f Daryl Seeman As I reflect on the life of Daryl Seeman I use a principle that he himself bestowed upon me. I remember all the laughter and happy occasions, and his love of freedom — not his untimely passing, for Daryl saw the brighter side of all that came. When our dejected little league team sat, musing over a defeat in the championship game, Daryl raised our spirits by shouting, “We played well today, but next time we’ll whip them!!” If a rainy spring afternoon brought disappointment to me, Daryl saw the showers as nourishment for nature to bloom. And when I visited him, as he lay quite ill in the hospital, he displayed a smiling face and a confident attitude that soon he would go home and resume a normal life. Upon hearing this, and seeing him glow, a sense of hope and optimism replaced my feelings of sadness. Every day of his life, Daryl demonstrated that happiness was achieved through maintaining a positive outlook, and sharing his joy with others. I greatly respect and admire him for his philosophy of life which kept his sun golden and his skies blue. He will always remain in our hearts and will never be forgotten. Alan Schmelkin 193 TO THE CLASS OF 1983 Dear Class, After four years of high school, culminating in that one important day in June, we’ve finally made it. That’s not to say that our trek hasn’t been a difficult one. In four years, each and every one of us has become an adult, carefully ministered to and taught by our parents and teachers. We owe them more than we can express for seeing us through our joyful but sometimes painful period of growing up. But before we rush into the world of colleges, job interviews and lifelong mates, we must remember to set aside a place for all our memories of Great Neck South, especially those of the senior year. It is here, in this book, that the Vista editors and workers have, over the course of the year, diligently crafted a yearbook suited for just that purpose. Without a doubt we are grateful for all their assistance. I’d like to extend special thanks to: David Koota and Neil Shapiro — Thank you for keeping the shutters snapping to meet all those deadlines, and for staying after whenever we needed you. Eric Poll and Marc Zuckerman — Your long hours chasing for ads are duly appreciated. Hal Gilenson — The hats were a complete success! Thanks for finishing your sports before the deadline. Barbara Kahn — Your work has been a great asset to the yearbook. We are grateful for the times you showed up just to check if we needed help. Denise Leprine — Thank you for helping us out on other sections, and for keeping us cheerful throughout all those frantic moments. Lauren Weisberg — Your dedication was wonderful! Remember all those last minute typing assignments? But most of all, thank you for being my friend. Ann Marie Lehman — We are truly grateful for your concern for our financial status, and for keeping us out of the red. Robert Shallow — Much obliges for staying after (when you would have loved to go home), guiding us through the year, and checking up on us. You’ve been my conscience all year! Mike Wilson — That was a fantastic idea in thinking up Candy Cane Day! You may have started a new tradition. Frank Rogers — Thank you very much for going out of your way to help us complete the cover. Phil Weis — Thanks for your patience, toleration and use of your typewriter. Gilbert Blum — Your support and assistance this year was invaluable. Never let it be said that we are a class that shouldn’t be proud of our achievements. Of the 307 seniors listed in this book, we have included some of the greatest minds, athletes, and spirited students that Great Neck South has ever had. This year we celebrate South's twenty-fifth anniversary. As I end this letter, it is my wish that everyone will enjoy this special anniversary, and all those to come. 6 194 P.S. May you find your own Piece of Heaven. Answers to Baby Pictures 1. David Gehn 2. Earl Beecham 3. Amy Fass 4. Richard Samit 5. Andy Fano 6. John Alexander 7. David Gurfein 8. Toni Reiss 9. Anne Sardelis 10. Ivan Bergstein 11. Stephanie Battisti 12. Denise Leprine 13. Bryant Cherry 14. Karen Steinrhetz 15. Michele Cambardella 16. Raph Wong 17. Aptin Ghoas 18. Andre Mitchell 19. Martin Braunschweig 20. Alisha Epstein 21. Mark Soldo 22. Debra Nathanson 23. Dennis Shokrian 24. Mark Mittler 25. Steven Chinn 26. Albert Kim 27. Steven Liebman 28. John Dodegge 29. Christina Ucciardo 30. Neil Konigsberg 31. Rodolfo Gutierrez 32. Cindy Kanter 33. Michele Marcy 34. Eric Winston Poll 35. Sungha Whang 36. Juliana Thaens 37. Susan Diminich 38. Patricia Siu 39. Wendy Wattenberg 40. Bill Breen 41. Brian Currie 42. John Sun 43. Jennifer Margolis 44. Liz Cromer 45. Laura Dachille 46. Maryann Psarudakis 47. Lainie Kaye 48. Fabian Viteri 49. William Pavone 50. Peter J. Ross 51. Carol Hertz 52. Stacey Brownstein 53. David Kaufman 54. Robert Mulligan 55. Johnny Yom 56. Claudia Goodbinder 57. David Wachen 58. Denise Goldstein 59. Stacy Linden 60. David Duquesnay 61. Shelley Bassik 62. Betsy Leichtung 63. Wendy Waldman 64. Annie Salowski 65. Wendy Kaline 66. Bernice Yu 67. Lauren Weisberg 68. Sarah Mattson 69. Vicki Ursitti 70. Laura Buffone 71. Lilly Kaplan 72. Mike Wilson 73. Marc Belfiore 74. Linda Newman 75. Rachel Weitzman 76. Beatriz Gomez 77. Sheryl Levine 78. GeneTricario 79. Nicole McMorrow 80. Shera Brenner 81. Jeff Steigman 82. David Koota 83. Wendy Beck 84. Fran Boris 85. Joanna Petriccione 86. Alan Forman 87. Markko Forde 88. Jackie Kagen 89. Lisa Bulavinetz 90. Emily Mitty 91. Jill Hamburg 92. Denise Delgado 93. Bruce Rinderman 94. Alan Schmelkin 95. Robin Saks 96. Jessica Perhaes 97. Ivy Golubow 98. Eric Bittelman 99. Catherine Marcellino 100. Jhuma Datta 101. Kate Lieberman 102. Beth-Ann Gallina 103. Marc Berkson 104. Frank Rimalovski 105. Michael Katcher 106. Suzi Gottesfeld 107. June Kosloff 108. Andrew Moor 109. Gail Freilich 110. Stephanie Rifkin 111. Fred Feldman 112. Hank Schwartz 113. Susan Boskoff 114. Denise Ceriani 115. Tracy Rotkowitz 116. Jodi Yedvab 117. Jeanne Morrone 118. Liza Maltin 119. Gayle Grossman 120. Karen Hirsch 121. Luci Scauzillo 122. Jay Fakterowitz 123. Brenda Peralta 124. Ray Smilovich 125. Stephanie Carillo 126. Lisa Waldeyer 127. Caren Fitterman 128. Simone Genatt 129. Beni Hurwitz 130. Carol Loyd 131. David Blaine 132. Gary Friedman 133. John Gorup 134. Melissa Lerner 135. Ingrid Bulla 136. Rosemarie Balducci 137. Neil Shapiro 138. Ari Nachmanoff 139. Elizabeth Leavitt 140. Jenny Max 141. Kim Corley 142. Chrissy LaSala 143. Michael Corson 144. Joe Ligotti 145. Andy DeMartin 146. Barbara Kahn 147. Russell Solomon 148. Ruth Gelfarb 149. David Goldstein 150. Jill Heinish 151. Michael Reed 152. Paul Greco 153. Joanne Kadnar 154. Cathi McGrath 155. Danny Osipow 156. Julie Murray 157. Tom McNamara 158. Jon Root 159. Nadine Mizrahi 160. Jill Gentile 161. Roy Niederhoffer 162. Charlene Maltese 163. Holly Benton 164. Reggie Orlian 165. Marc Zuckerman 196 Best of Luck to the Class of 1983 She editors in Chief Roy Niederhoffer Bruce Rinderman Associate editor David Fleissig Neuis Adam Schussheim David UUachen Feature Jon Brachman Nadine Mizrahi Sports Hal Gilenson Gayle Grossman Op-€d Copy €ric Gordon Neil Platt Photography Cntertainment Special Projects Business Mark Mittler €van Grossman Ruth Gelfarb Graphics David Gurfein 197 John Alexander Marc Belfiore Tommy Carlucci Ann Clarke Andy DeMartin John (Dody) Dodegge Paul Greco Wendy Kaline Jimmy Kelly Chrissy LaSala Joe Ligotti Charlene Maltese Andre Mitchell Jeannie Morrone Julie Murray Annie Salowski Luci Scauzillo Gene Tricario Steve (Boxer) Vogl Kevin (Jake) Ward Raph Wong Congratulations To all our friends with whom we have shared so much love and friendship. Although we have had our dif- ferences, the outcome has always left us friends. We will always treasure the memories of the special times we’ve shared. We wish you all the best in fulfilling the dreams of your lives.This we know you deserve. Love and friendship always, Jackie, Stacey, Michele Michelle, Chris Merrie AjvorvT Hebrews L Modem Europe MVLEDCE You’re totally wrong, fTlort. '82 REBEL SWIMMING '83 THE BEST OF TIMES You Wimp!” — Coach Loughlin to Kirk What time does the Mickey Mouse say?” — Coach Loughlin Whose buying? — Coach Loughlin 1983 Diver! Swimmer!” — Eric to Jim 1983 “Bill Breen, The Sex Machine.” — Hal Eric 1981 murf, murf, murf.. — Jerrrr 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983. . . “BROWNIE!!” — Hal 1983 “What are you boy’s watching?” — Eric's Mom at 1st Swim Team Movie Party 1981 “Cuech!” — Bill 1983 “UNDEFEATED REBELS!” — Eric’s cheer, 1st 4 meets 1983 “Home Busie” — Coach Holleran I ordered it to compare it to the picture.” — Blitz at “Hojo’s” 1983 Whadya say?” — Lip 1981 Get out of here beast!” — Kirk at Scobee’s “Can we have cheerleaders at our meets?” — Telsey 1982 “What is she doing?” — Hal watching ODD at Eric's party 1981 TIPS FOR LANE SWIMMING 8. If there are any problems, SMILE and TRY TO RESOLVE THEM. You will feel better if you solve the problem rather than simply put up with it. Enjoy your swim! —Denton Ave. Pool “This is abbb-solutely gross!” — Coach Graham 1981 “No.. . your Mom! -Jim 1983 “Just imagine Bill’s Butterfly out of the water” — Gangi 1982 “How many people here have been to a Swim Meet?” — Hal speaking at Winter Pep Rally 1982 “When do we taper?” — Pete after first practice 1982 “PARTY AT ERIC’S HOUSE!” -Everyone, except Eric 1983 .. and our senior... Bill Breen!” — Eric Halat Winter Pep Rally 1982 Congratulations To Paul, A very special person in my life may the future grant much love, luck, and happiness to you ’cause you’ve brought that all to me. Love always Michele CONGRATULATIONS and CLASS op’gg Good Luck Seniors Junior Class Planning Committee a )a$ LEK 199 Randi Cindy Debbie- l_ainie -Wendy Wherever we are now and in the future our hearts and friendships will always be there for each other. We will always cherish these special memories shared together. Michael, Danny, Neil and Steven Well... Seeya Class of ’83 COOKIN! 200 “Thirsdee”. Q.B.O.P. . .. Bon, Tinker. Rudy, Pink Ladies, pro- miscuous. jog through Sunken Forest. Bunny, Crongress, Samurai, fudge factor. Diplomacy, a fine newspaper, drag, Norque, Z.B., Gitis, A mishap. Waffles, Yale Scruffy, Col- umbo. sensuous penguin, VEG!, Bubbles, Pepsi Light, Do you smell gas? , Lola, veg-a-table, Fleagle, I need chocolate , Make Noise!, Ca m’est egal, Weasel, Scoop Brady, -y poo. Fry, SAM, Double Chinn, Advocatoes, Ho-Jo’s, moo-cow, penguinomics, fou!, Physics Phunnies. Remington Steele. The Antigone Saga. Strav Chat Strut, Good Gossip, Adam Ant, Bugaboo, Uncle Philsy, Mr. Horse, Gay Blade, Heart-throb Bob, O.M.U.D. Hasta la Vista! Lauren Bernice TOJON ROOT HERE’S TO A PORSCHE AND A BERTRAM LOVE, MOM TO: Fred F.. Ian G.. Alex N., Rich S.. Neil S.. David G., David F.. David Kaufman, David Koota Robert Bruck. Thanks for a great year and we wish you much luck in the years to come. Love, Jackie Garabedian and Jessica Kuo Congratulations and Your Friends in the Class of 1983 DAD, MOM PAM, BILLIE, GRAY A Blast from the past: ★This is my favorite song ★ There's no job like a Loehmann's job ★ I’m so confused ★ Kick me ★ Better late than never ★ Is this dress for a pregnant woman? ★ Kiss Boots ★ You do it ★ Oh Stop ★ Brickyard ★ Abby ★ Pointy ★ Dave (Benny) ★ Glen ★ Midget-man ★ Pag- Man ★ Skinny Dipping ★ Tom's black bathing suit ★ Get out of the street. Bill ★ Eric ★ Driving up the hill ★ Camp Tomahawk ★ Kellerhaus ★ Billy I II ★ Alpine Slide ★ The face ★ Time-sharing ★ Preps ★ Flying Dutch Woman ★ Binoculars ★ Xenon ★ Johnny Mac ★ Driving with Sonny ★ Give for C.P. ★ Virgo ★ Scorpio ★ Tippy ★ Suki ★ Cheerleading ★ Earthquakes ★ Scobee's ★ there's your Father ★ hop- ping ants ★ Marty Arty ★ Daisy Duck ★ Mannequin Man ★ U.S. Blues ★ Down to Earth ★ G.W. ★ nice knickers ★ O.B.I ★ screwdrivers ★ Can I ask you a big favor? ★ sick-o ★ fool ★ I never met these people ★ Look when I get up ★ Adam Ant ★ Sweet 16 ★ You're my best friend ★ Movies ★ Hold on ★ The Beach ★ What time is it? ★ I love you. Through the mail, through the phone lines and through our memories we will remain — FRIENDS FOREVER!!! JOANNA ANDCATHI To Christina, DEAR WENDI The Best of Everything With Love, Mom, Dad and Lenny WE LOVE YOU AND ARE SO PROUD OF YOU MOM, JULIE, CHET SCOTT AND MARK 202 HERE’S LOOKING AT YOU, HAL — AND THE CLASS OF ’83 BEST OF LUCK! THE GILENSONS MOM — DAD — HUGH — SEGGY SHERYL SO VERY PROUD OF YOU — WISHING YOU LIFELONG HEALTH HAPPINESS, SUCCESS, AND CONTENTMENT. LOVE YOU DEARLY MOM — DAD — LAURA ALFIE DAISEY CONGRATULATIONS BARBARA BEST WISHES TO OUR DAUGHTER FRAN AND THE GRADUATING CLASS OF Congratulations to our graduating members and to the entire class of 1983 from the LOVE MOM, DAD AND LESLIE Girls Varsity Club. 1983 MOM, DAD AND IRWIN P.S. Thanks to everyone who has helped make this year a great success — especially Mrs. McMahon and the West Gym Staff. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO OUR SON BRYANT AND THE CLASS OF 1983 LOVE, GLORIA AND JAMES CHERRY Love and Congratulations Cathy McGrath Grandpa — Mommy — John Marianne — Steve — John Clarke Noreen and Matt Tommy and Janice TIPPY To My Daughters Monica, Teresa, Anna Much Luck and Happiness In the future Love, Your Mother 203 CONGRATULATIONS ERIC POLL Just as the Starship Enterprise, you are about to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, and to BOLDLY go where no man has gone before! May your life be as challenging as a Starship Captain’s as happy as a Mel Brooks comedy; and as rewarding as a Spielberg movie! “LIVE LONG AND PROSPER” DAD MOM SHERYL CARYN for Jfrcn Wi shiny you beautiful moments and many years of success V' Congratulations 'With deep loite and admiration We cony rut abate you Michael Barbara, ifsin, [f e(ty Jinji and the We finally made it! Remember (how can we forget). Class of ’83 The Mosers Patrick's. Champagne Punch Honzons (snack) SKI TRIP!!! — I can't stop' Joe (aahh — l want to be a su� Qeon. too!) REUNITE on ice. that's nice Bag laced dancer Sunrise Service Treehouse. $68 tab lHOP (6am) CANOE TRIP N J . one more hour to go Capsized City A Chorus line. Beefsteak s Knife-eek'l TOGA'TOGA'TOGA- singing telegram, prayer meeting how much tonight. Chr ? — Mac the Kmle Horseback nrftng Feld Love, WE BEAT CLARKE 2-0!!! Night game Sand's Pc nt Punk Party 'n J A GO GO's-mmt concert DeJa Vu Sgt's Sur- JILL, LEE, NANCY AND MAX pnse Parly New Year's Eve BasT . Little Patty Benatar So much more to took forward to but so much we'll never, ever lorget ! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '83!!! BLOTTO SARGE, BLANCHE. BROADWAY Chrissy. LaSala Annie Salowski Wendy Kaline 204 CORSON CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to Our Precious Daughter Annemarie Salowski Love, Mom and Dad Best of Luck to the Class of 1983 One More to Go to JENNIFER Walter 1977 Annie 1983 Tricia 1987 and Her Friends in the CONGRATULATIONS DANNY Best of Luck for a Great Future Dr. Mrs. Osipow Eric Alexandra 205 □r. [Tlngiis fl.P. PhLjsics Per. 3 Per. 3 206 ... But thE Concept is Right JERRY’S KIDS Good Luck to the Class of 1983 MR. LEVINE’S 8th 9th PERIOD PHYSICS CLASS BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Jackie Kagen, Liz Leavitt, Annie Concannon, Shunsaku Sato, Don Choo, Tony Rossalino. MIDDLE ROW: Tim Surillo, Laura Buffone, Barbara Kahn, Denise Leprine, David Blaine, Matt Gee, David Shapiro,Micky Lamparillo, Eric Bittelman, Mr. Levine. TOP ROW: David Duquesny, Neil Spier, Alex Nirenstein, Tom McNamara, Steven Boal, Robin Saks, Heidi Lieb, Melanie Kamamis. 207 Best of Luck to the Senior Closs Evan Grossman Roy Niederhoffer MlCfOVatlOnS, InC. 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Marilyn and Melissa Brescia To the Class of '83, Congratulations to Our Daughter Cindy Love and Good Wishes, Dr. and Mrs. Kanter Congratulations to Our Elizabeth and the Class of 1983 Love, Mom, Dad, Eddie, Alice and Gail 210 To Frank Rimalovski — We Couldn’t Be Prouder! Love, Mom, Erik and Noel To our cherished son, Russell David: With great pride and immeasurable amounts of love, we wish you happiness always and con- tinued success in all life’s future endeavors. Congratulations to David and to All the Class of 1983 Sharon, Ivan, Raelle and Lacey Koota Woody, Luvy, Sody Always, Mom and Dad Expert Repairs Dan Reisher Knowledge and Service LADIES LINGERIE LITTLE GIRLS: TOO! 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ALBERTSON, NV 11507 (516) 484-4670 PROPRIETORS — RHODA AND IRA BOSKOFF Great Neck Cheese Co., Inc. 90 Middleneck Road Great Neck. N Y. 11021 j IcHiisi «om'o) P Gift Packages Platters Baskets We Shop Anywhere in the U.S.A. 516-487-1465 Retail Wholesale ■h tableworks inc YAlilLIWIM© OKI© H4® MOM© M@©k m0 ior©®S M©©ks Me Vo Congratulations ANDY! Good Luck and Love Always Mami, Daddy and Sandra The Fakterowitz Family Congratulates the Class of 1983 and Especially “The Groundhog” Jay Fakterowitz You Light Up Our Life Mom, Dad and Amy (516)487-0399 BRASS BUTTONS SPORTSWEAR, LTD. The Womans Haberdasher of Great Neck Congratulations to Our Lovely Grandson, Marc, and the Class of 1983 Florence Silfen 10 Grace Avenue Ruth Spitalnick Great Neck, N.Y. 11021 214 Love Always, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Katz Good Luck to the Graduating Class of 198.'} From our Yearbook Photographer. . . VICTORIA STUDIOS (516) 488-7640 (212) 347-7020 1619 Jericho Tpke. New Hyde Park New York I 1040 215 David Goldstein We want you to know how proud we are of all your accomplishments these past four years at GNS. We knew you could do it! The Football team was fantastic! It’s great to leave as the undefeated champs of ’83. Lots of luck at Skidmore College. We know you’ll do just as well. We Love You. Daddy, Debbie Debra and Michael Congratulations to Emily, The Girls,” and the Class of 1983. Harold, Ethel, Roger and Barley Mitty Congratulations to Alan and the Class of 1983 Congratulations to Toni and to all of her friends in the class of ’83. Success and happiness in the future. Love, Eva and Peter Bob and Tama Esther, Don, Rick, Mark Forman 216 WENDY WATTENBERG May All Your Wishes and Dreams Become Realities. We Are Very Proud of You. Mom and Dad Lee and Debbie Best of Luck to Debbie and the Class of ’83 Sue, Buz, Gary and Lisa Nathanson Congratulations Lainie Great Job!! Love, Mother, Dad, Steve and Ellen To Our Delightful Christine, You are the Best God Bless Love Mom and Dad 217 THE GREAT NECK SOUTH STUDENT GOVERNMENT Wishes the Class of 1983 A Life of Happiness, Fulfillment and Success! “Some People Strengthen the Society Just by Being the Kind of People They Are.’’ — John W. Gardner Best Wishes... GREAT NECK DEPARTMENT STORE 73 Middle Neck Rd., Great Neck, N.Y. 11021 Serving the Community for 50 Years. to —t CO Wishing Randi Reich and the Class of 1983 a Lifetime of Success and Happiness. Love Barbara, Jules and Jeffrey Reich You Have Come a Long Way, Quinn Congratulations! MOM Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 Dear Susan, With Love to Our Graduate. We Are All Very Proud of You. Mom, Dad Melissa and Stan Boskoff GREAT NECK TEACHERS, INC. NYSUT, AFT, Local 2686 AFL-CIO 220 Good Luck to You and the Class of ’83 THE NACHMANOFFS Elena ’78 Dara ’80 Ari ’83 HOW AHH VA?! Let me tell you a story . . . The Dynamic Duo Flem and Bones Rah. Ren. Jen, Den Baked apples and our delicious egg cream Annie ice cream and extra wafers Muffy (Salmon, socks, and butterscotch. The Garbage Mobile Vitas. Myles, and various foreign tennis players stick-shifting Where’s Toni? Friday night. Saturday night and Sunday dou- ble session Bob from the candy store Sam the deli man walk around the block slits in nose Paco. Flip. Vacuum. Baris and flying gerbils Dot B.K. and R.M. Camp talks Nyet Anne-Ha Doogan Dean 482-9092 Maniac. Vic- toria. Ira X 2 Private Benhamini Flyboy and clubfoot This would be a great place for a party Hi. how was Israel? oh really? What color? I lost my Keys numb nose ring once RM Patrol Raj in high chair Jerry and Gil Peanut butter and Walter New Years X 4 East Madow silent and not so silent laughs White Castle MTV “I love his hair” 2:00 am car raps Ebony and I.V. — which hospital? Pluto are you sisters? and finally Liane White Ha . . . MEMORIES OF IT STILL KEEP CALLING AND CALLING. . . WE LOVE YOU JENNY. SARAH. AND KAREN.. . FRIENDS FOREVER, EMILY? FOREVER, TONI.. . To Gayle Our Love and Good Wishes to the Class of ’83 Our Congratulations The Grossmans Rochelle, Harold, Melanie and Elyn Good Health and Happiness to Bruce and the Class of 1983! The Rinderman Family 221 1983 A Vintage year A Vintage Class Cced Luck tc Us All! Eric Pell Marc Zuckerman P.S. Special Thanks to... Bernice Y Denise L Elena D Jane B Cathy M Danielle G David B MikeM Stephanie B Sue B M-Squared David G Brian C Jon R Stacy L Beth-Ann G Peter R Emily M Gil Neil S Toni R Gurf Karen S Chong L Barbara K Christina U Karen U Koots Lauren W Mike W Vicki B Dana G Tracy R Shelley B Lilly K Jim R Monique B Heather L LeeS Gail B Betsy L Hank S Fran B Carol L Keren S BilIB Tami M Jeremy S Kirk B Vicki M Lisa W Steven C Andrew M David W PeteF Andrea M Maureen W Gail F AriN JodiY Jackie G Jessica P Johnny Y Peter G Michelle P Ellen T Jill G Marie P Peter R With Very Special Thanks to Mrs. Lehman and Mr. Shallow P P S Brought to You at a Large Eipanaa by E.P. and ULZ. Wishing Bernice and the Graduates of the Class of 1983 Congratulations and A Very Promising Future Tsan-Yin, Teresa, Albert and Calvin Yu Congratulations to Marc With Much Pride and Well Founded Great Expectations Mom, Dad and Beth Cast IBiU anb Testament David Koota: A D.B.”, camera, J.V. soccer picture, matching earring, “oh.” Neil Shapiro: Another trip to 60 minute photo, another picture to take, a Kung Fu jacket. Beth-Ann Gallina: More kiltie practice, another late party and a 10 am appointment. -Susan Boskoff: A silver star, sports layouts. -Karen Steinmetz: An American Gigolo? , a plane ticket to Rome. Barbara Kahn: A picture of herself she likes, another trip to Lehigh Eric Poll: More candy canes to wrap, an open house party. Marc Zuckerman: an attended PTA meeting, ads. Hal Gilenson: Another publication to be sports editor, another deadline, a real sports editor, candids, a brownie. Brian Currie: Something else for his application, his own unique “T.H.T. another afternoon at the Vista Branch Office. Peter Ross: PTA pictures, the Board of Ed page, “to lose weight.” Denise Leprine: What's his name?” “PICTURES ... where are they?” Homecoming pictures, never to redo the Vista page. Jane Bai: You want it in today?” Michael McGann: To know when to stay after, a good typewriter in room 416. Mark Mittler: To be on the cover of Photography Magazine, no “S.T. David Baron: A censored quote, more pages, a later deadline. Jon Root: A title, floating headlines, something to stop the bleeding, a picture with D.K. cut off. Lauren Weisberg: kickers, sports copy, one extra quote, more D and D parties, another exciting mid- night stop at Hojo's, Rem., chocolate. Bernice Yu: To syndicate Physics Phunnies, publish the Antigone Saga and make millions! an English translation for non-French scholars, a bowling match date, an instant yearbook — just add water, a wombat. Ann Marie Lehman: Ad forms, less work and worry. Robert Shallow: One size 38 double breasted pinstripe blazer, silver on silver. Alfred Ruesch: His face finally on the cover ... maybe next year. Gilbert Blum: An early lift home, yet another graduating class next year. GNS Faculty: Many thanks, and the beginning of twenty-five more. The Class of 1983: “Memories, Good Luck and this Yearbook.” Please note that many of the above are per tonal and should not he misinterpreted. 224 Last Will and Testament Memories of • • • THE WAY WE WERE