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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1985 volume:

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Shine Superintendent oh SchoolA Herbert Isaacs, Secondary Schools Zita Areman, Elementary Schools board of education Left to Right: Mona Fuchs, Vice President Donald L. Ashkenase, President Law- rence Gross, J. Robert Ro- senthal, Constance P. McNichol I I I parent — teacher — student association ■ � i—i—i—i I I r- Left to Right: Esther Oriol, Magda Liakes, Henry Levin, Rady Bruell, sitting: ■ Amy Orange, Rochelle . Grossman superintendent Gilbert Blum, Principal Shortly after you receive this book, you as graduating seniors will be leaving your secure surroundings and will be traveling on very different paths. With this comes the realization that each of you are truly individuals. The direction of that path will be determined by your actions. My personal hopes are for each of you to travel on that path with the minimum of disappointment and with the maximum of happiness. As you think about that future, think about how you would wish to be measured, and how you would like others to think of you. In helping you focus on these questions, I offer the words of former President John F. Kennedy as he spoke to the Massachusetts Legislature shortly after his election to the Presidency. In this talk he expressed how he would like to be measured. First, am I truly a man of courage — with the courage to stand up to one's enemies and the courage to stand up, when necessary, to one's associates — the courage to resist public pressure, as well as private greed. Secondly, am I truly a man of judgment — with the perceptive judgment of the future as well as the past — of my own mistakes as well as the mistakes of others -- with wisdom to know what I do not know, and enough candor to admit it. Thirdly, am I truly a man of integrity — a man who will not run from the principles in which he believes or the people who believe in him. Finally, am I truly a man of dedication — with an honor mortgaged to no single individual or group, and compromised by no private obligation or aim, but devoted solely to serving my fellow man. Courage, judgment, integrity and dedication — on what better traits could each of us hope to be measured. Meet this challenge with vigor, enthusiasm and optimism. The world is less than perfect — but it is the best that any age has offered. It is yours. Its hopes and dreams for securing human dignity for all are in your hands. 36 Tf assistant principals ■H-H 1 1 Paul Rupff Rudolph Knapp deans 1 Maureen Newman, - y Robert Dekoff, Special Programs secretaries Left to Rig Cathy Cow ht: Elaine Stone, es, Mary Ingham, (sitting) Geraldine Pentecost M guidance department Joseph Zanchelli, Department Head Robert Paddock Pauline Lipeles Paulette Kaplan' Ruth Orange I'll. Barbara Edelstein Guidance Secretar- ies: Gladys Williams, Sandy Morrone, (sitting) Pat Murphy 11111 11 r 38 ■ -T........................ • T rr Phyllis Steiner Lester Shea social workers! I I I I I Shirley Sarachek nurse teacher Ann Ruesch Alfred Ruesch, Department Head Richard Dorfman William Biel Carmen Cuadrado english department Sue Dillman Laraine Banka 41 Carol Chaitkin social studies department Chester Szarejko Conrad Cardiello 42 Donald Samuels Francis Batemarco, SWAS coordinator Nancy Chauvin Norman Wheeler Robert Shallow Roger Minionis, Department head Robert Silverstone James Kaelin Brigitte Saunders Karin Kmiecik Karen Burden mathematics department Carol Murphy Jeffrey Feigenson Albert Cavallaro Dorothy Mevorah r t f m Barbara Kurlander Babette Eckstein 46 Ralph Postiglione ■Philip Mogul Miriam Schorr. .Robert Abrams Irwin Pollock Philip White Ellen Vigneaux Vladimir Rus, Department Head Nancy Rosado Linda Alexander Christine Montllor language department Ellen Shields 48 Judy Solomon Ariane Beitler Joan Loeb Eileen Smith John Savels tesol Claire Hyer-Shuman Frances Bartholemew Catherine Hayden, Department Head Linda Bracken education programs Harriet Schindler Teacher Josephine Goldberg Lynn Sibovits Selena Smith Nancy Jacobson Louise Himelfarb Department Heac Robert Printz Frank Rogers Robert Dekoff Department Head 13 Paul Meyer Michael Mead home economics i August Bartels Andrea Trager Administrative Teacher physical education Doris McMahon, Department Head, Girls Athletic Director Robert Baratta, Boys Athletic Director Steven Liebertz Neil Gederberg l. � t ill i health n i i i i i m 3 ■SHB . M-J...1 I I I Gerald Davis, Department Head Salvatore Serpe, Administrative Teacher C a Richard Sadlo Mina Maish drivers education library Cecile Saretsky, Department Head Ann Katzen L Diane Martindale Department Head music Stuart Joseph drama Alan Lehrman audio-visual Eileen Kehoe, Attendance Sec. UI-UU Marion Siewko A.V. Secretary Adele Feldman 53 individual development llene Reich Mary Ryan, Department Head Jacob Julius learning disability Amy Hoffman Arlene From Judy Goldstein math lab writing lab Marie Sacco Roslyn Talbot cThe Southerner Sports Preview Page 4 N olumr 27. Number Cre� l Nfck, New Vofk, Stplember 14. 1W4 Sophomores Lose Open C New Faculty, Courses Year graders will open cam period w herf P e Home ■ ■ or more absence s. Lynn Sibovits the Business ment after a year cave, and Don turned to teach ct a year at North aghan. a Health returning from be a number of h this year who hmg at other Sue Dillman in outh Middle to id Ann Kat cn in e South Middle his year’s libran rberg. from North ion department, is teaching Social ter leaving South Jakobson. a r from the has also joined and Driver Richard Sadlo this year after High to the faculty in the English a Trager in the omics department, and EDITORS — TOP: Josh Levinson. Ted Pescaru. Richard Mack, Keren Solomon. Jeremy Boal. Rachef Pom- erantz MIDDLE: Pattie Cooper. Pam Sloves, Paul Rubin, Matt Quitkin, Mark Wachen FRONT: Mary Raffalli. Karen Gottlieb, David Gluck, Elyn Grossman, Missing: Stacy Cohen. Alison Fried cm of the Village will change little program all the needs ol individualize. The studci idapt to meet rvery student noted, “the bool I will come m the form of a family or from various other causes. “The Village School.- said McNichol. “with its practically one to one setting, is an ideal place lor children to be able to develop and at the same time get the education ig out-of-state for the past years. Babctte Eckstein is a ember of the Mathematics ment. Leone Rubin will be ig Science full time, and Reich has become a nent part of the Individual ipmcht. Two new teachers outh jusi The Southerner is South's month- ly school newspaper. From writing copy, to the actual layout and paste up, students are involved in every facet of its publication. This year. The Southerner established a trio of editors-in-chief and wel- comed Jim Johnson as the Editorial Advisor. Wl Vx.iv� 56 ipposed to the David Gluck the staff OFF TO A GOOD START: South’s boys' croas country team starts off • season with hard wort and lid |M«t hoiw. photo hy Ted Pturai sjdHTOs Experience Improves Rebel Outlook Promising Athletes Set Siffhts Hish Roslyn. On List year the girls cross country Ferguson said, “It was Kyna Wong and Stephanie Wetss team missed qualifying for the frustrating to come so close (to the are preparing for their last season state championship meet by a very nates) last year We have a Urge, on the team Juniors Leslie Hicks, small margin With a larger team strong and experienced team and Jessie Spero, Carolina Gonzalez, than ever before, the girls plan to we have potential to make 1984 our and Angela Burroughs return to teach the states • ,iCpth and cxpcr hlctic Director, an, who also stated. No final team have been followed Washington team will fae __________________ Great Neck North. ICCU M I BOTTOM: r to I Derek Kong, Lara Gordon, Lisa Levy, Nelson Chen, Bill Benko, Leslie Platt, Nicole Polyocan, Tara McGann, David Marino, David Kagen MIDDLE: r to I Peter Marino, Michael Weinberger, Noel Rimalovski, Tracey Reisner, Brian Blaufeux, Eric Rimalovski, Laura Rabin, Lauren Bergman BACK: r to I Lee Wang, Micheal Tow, Josh Telsey, Andy Im, Adam Zwick, Andy Matzner, Dahlia Monasabian, Jeffrey Gordon, Bo Soo Kin division champs and sccom conference. The 1984 lean to improve that record. The first three spots on tl arc filled by seniors Peter and Matt Quitkm and junu Rosscn. According to coach Baratta. there are still seven more spots on the team that arc up lot grabs ’ R Returning to the squad thu ycir ar c juniors Mike King Howard i Rosenbaum. David Gluck. Doug Rolan (who it Danny Max and Pctei Marino. In addition, sophomore; Tony Fe bits, Kevin Amorim. Jell Hessckx :l. and freshmen Noe RlIDftiOVk 'ski are returning. “This ye to win t conference ampi t lyn Groat Football KEEP YOtR impc R til inn f. ir :YE ON THE BALL: laces on this year's girts rd sti foui the second B team. stated coach Baratta. He later added that the runners in the first three positions may be all-county this year. cha On Sat., Sept. 22, the team has Hik its first invitational meet, followed Fry by their first league meet on Tes., C°U Sept 25. ha the si Jei Jets The 1984 Rebel football team is off to a great start. The team is v trying to improve last year’s record defensive TiffeTi P of one win and seven losses They and Kenny Ni have been practicing for the past team greatly. two weeks. Chris Ward, a £ Among the twenty-four members pick, should Hie Southerner threat Neck South Senior High School 441 I-akrville Road Creat Neck. New York 11020 5141 402-8450 EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Matt Quitkin Man KafTalli Mark Wachen COPY EDITORS Stacy Cohen Karen Gottlieb NEWS EDITOR Da-id Cluck ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Paul Rubin FEAT! RE EDITOR Paltie Cooper SPORTS EDITOR Elsn Grossman PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Richard Mack Ted Puciru BUSINESS EDITOR Pam Slove SENIOR STAFF Jeremy Boat Vlivm Fried I.re Marcus Rachel Pom erant Michael Sanders Keren Solomon FACULTY ADVISOR Mr. Jim Johnson BUSINESS ADVISOR Mrs. Carol Chaitkin tcf; iving Houston the best o The Cincinnati Bengal- o Super Bowl ■ ivn (r fieri will pr L'huck Knox is ind with Curt W f the best all-pui winner lias one Kansas City t team to lie the nurttroma ms feature he division rise. il change tirement of go will once Air Coryell hrouvh the in one imagined mm capamc Kenney wasn't a fluke the ( may surprise In Denver Broncos arc hoping John I will begin to unleash his cnor potential on the rest of the In the NFC East, Washington Redskins are again the team to beat Thcismann has developed possibly the best quarterba the NFL while abo becoming a true team leader The Redskin offensive line, better known as the “Hogs” are one of the leagues best. The St. Louis Cardinals seem to be a team on the rise. The Cards finished last season on a 7-2-1 tear and they are hoping to continue the The Dallas Cowboys seem to be in a rebuilding year yet that does not usually keep them out of the playoffs The Pokes will once again be one of the strongest teams ' (continued on pane 3) 57 Lee Marcus and Pam Sloves Business Editors Daniel Blitz Faculty Editor Lorin Prince and Raquel Mazon Senior Section Editors 58 Stephen Hilleiy Boys' Sports Editor Esther Calabretta Girls' Sports Editor Jon Telsey Copy Editor Karen Gottlieb and Karyn Geller Editors X V Linda Gitman Ann Chokas Associate Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor-in-Chief Richard Misiano and Lisa Morrone Paul Rubin Chris Alonge Candid Section Editors Photography Editor Art Editor Ted Pascaru Alison Fried and Amy Nelkin Nancy Chauvin and Robert Shallow Chief Photographer Proof Editors Yearbook Advisors Vista Staff: Thalia Meron, Adam Pace, Mike Sanders, Stephanie Weiss, Maxine Abrahams, Greta Guarton, Sophie Pouteau, Leslie Boorstein, Andy Mones, Richard Mack, Phil Heller, Cary Granat, Lauren Wiener, David Kagen. Howard Abrahams, Angeligue Febles, Michael Gitman. Noel Rimalovski, Tracy Shevell, Erik Rimalovski, Pam Haback. Dina Bakhash, Nick Toumbekis. Jon Baum, Iriss Shimony, Danny Meyers, Eric Gordon, Lori Schneider. Tracy Kreutzer, Lourdes Fernandez. 59 Lett to Right: Tara McGann (Secretary), Ruth Landsberg (President), Greg Bruell (Parliamen- tarian), Raquel Mazon (BCG Representative), Philip Heller (Treasurer), Mamey Hochman (Recording Secretary), Cary Granat (Vice President) � . . . . J student representatives TOP ROW: Michael Tow. Stewart Mones. Amy Hamburg. Barbara Rothstein. Danny Rhoden, Pam Sloves. Peter Roseaarten, Peter Goodman. David Kaigen, Viktor Frengut, Alan Schmelkin. Lenny Morton SECOND ROW: Soo La Kim. T iri Ahn, Mark Hamburg, Adam Leibner, Greg Fortunoff. Adam Morris, Lisa Hazerjian, Lee Marcus, Mark Wachen, Jeremy Boal. Howard Rosenbaum, Kathy Crane. Robert Sheridan, Lacey Koota, Charles Goodbinder, Nancy Berkson, Chris Dundon. Jason Minard. Derek Hong. Eddy Bankhash, Ruth Landsberg, Tony Febles. Raquel Mazon, Cary Granat, Philip Heller THIRD ROW: Sam Strauss. Liz Weiss, Mamey Hochman, Karen Finkston. Josh Podell, Jennifer Alma. April Alma. FOURTH ROW: Jeffrey Reich, Beth Zuckerman, Rachel Gartner. Alii Styne, Esther Calabret- ta. Linda Gitman, Jessica Kuo, Greg Bruell, Tata McGann student government executive board senior class planning committee The Senior Class TOP ROW: LOrin Prince, April Alma SECOND ROW: Stephanie Weiss, Dena Orenstein. Esther Calabretta. Elaine Anton Sophie Pouteau, Ruth Frankushen, Pattie Cooper, Keren Solomon, Richard Chouinard. Jill Russell THIRD ROW: Dor Samuels, Amy Swerdlow. Anne Schwartz, Andy Mones, Emily Trinin, Stacy Someck. Jackie Garabedian. Lisa Morrone Linda Gray, Paula Gallina, Jessica Kuo, Karyn Geller, Kim Dilberaer, Selena Smith FOURTH ROW: Tracy Kreutzer. Parr Sloves, Thalia Meron, Stephanie Sturiale. Ruth Landsberg MISSING: Linda Gitman. Ann Chokas. Karen Gottlieb, Meisel Planning Committee is responsible for rais- ing funds to help re- duce the cost of this year's senior prom, which will be held at Crest Hollow Country Club in Westbury. Their efforts include a raffle of an Hawaiian vacation cruise, weekly bake sales at Adult Education classes, and Hallo- ween Candy Day. In addition to raising money they also con- tribute to senior school spirit with such events as Senior PJ day and Rude” Day. sadd TOP ROW: Marc Heller, Karen Finkston, Rachel Bergang, Greta Guarton, Vicki Bergang, Vicki Barocas BOTTOM ROW: Betty Meron, Elyn Grossman, Marney Hochman, Elaine Brichta MISSING: Alii Styne, Susan Soloway, Lori Schneider, Tracy Shevell, Karen Milhoua, Adam Lerman, Tricia Salowski, Daniel Wapnick This club consists of students concerned with the safety of their fellow classmated in the situation of drunk driving. They meet weekly and discuss new ideas and preventions. 61 Exit 33, South's literary and art magazine, is a pub- lication which contains creative work done by students. Poetry, prose, photographs, artwork and short stories are submitted and reviewed by the staff, with the help of faculty advisor Marcia Weinberg. Top Row: Marcia Weinberg Second Row: Jeffrey Gordon, Sharon Harrow, Lara Gordon, Soo La Kim, Greg Bruell, Third Row: Tara McGann, Jessica Aronofski, llene Marcus. Rachel Pomerantz, Bottom Row: Vanessa Trezza, Michelle Plotnick. Miss- ing: Lily Giordano, Julie Lubin, Michael Tow, Chloe Brown, Stewart Mones, Karen Milhoua, Loryn Bergman, Andy Matzner. The purpose of the art club is for students to pursue their interests in any media. Spon- sor Louise Himelfarb works with the students to help them improve their art techniques. This year the group publ ished an art publication. Left to Right: Leslie Boorstein, Do Hee Lee, Marissa Joinson, Pam Haback, JiSoo Kim, Louise Himelfarb. Seated: Dina Bakhash, Missing: Maxine Abrahams. animal The animal research club is made up of stu- dents interested in en- hancing their knowledge of animals and their be- havior. The club has a lab- oratory filled with different species of animals used for extensive research. Left to Right: Dina Staple. Roberta Putter, Hillary Klein, Peter Diminich, Robert Abrams. 62 TOP: Jessica Gallo, Helen Liakis, Colin Miner, Debbie Feldheim, Miriam Schwab BOTTOM: Michael Kupietz, Jenni Barocas, Michael Scharf, Marissa Joinson, Ryland Leyton, Missy Healy MISSING: Jenny Baum, Esther Calabretta, Erika Goodman, Joeseph Guevara, Tara McGann, Colette Coyne, Carolina Gonzalez, Frank Batemarco, Susan Stone SWAS is an educational program ' within the school offered to tenth, . eleventh, and twelfth grade students. Together, teachers and students plan twelve English and Social Studies courses, each one semester long. SWAS stresses one to one contact and keeps class sizes small. There are no tests given, instead emphasis is placed upon both oral participation, reading material, and written work. — SWAS students are evaluated in a written report which is placed in their- transcripts. This is SWAS's twelfth year— in existance. 63 TOP: Jason Morris, Howard May, Rebecca Hsu, Jennifer Alma, April Alma, Lily Giordano, Lisa Hazirjian, Iriss Shimony, Mark Heller, Alex Motahmed BOTTOM: Dana Seeman, Beth Lipsius, Amy Weidman, Joy Levinson, Joo Lee MISSING: Ruth Landsberg, Amy Nelkin, Laura Siegel, Rachana Srivasta, Judy Goldstein building curriculum group The Building Curricu- . lum Group (BCG), a committee composed ■of five students and .approximately twelve teachers, meets every Wednesday to discuss issues affecting students and faculty in the school system. The topics discussed at the BCG meetings range from overnight field trips. to penalties for students I who habitually cutl classes to new courses I and graduation re- quirements. community action committee I I I I I i The Community Ac- tion Committee orga- nizes and participates in fund raising activities for worthy causes. An- nual drives include the I Scott D. Moss Cancer Walk-a-thon and Cere- bral Palsy Tag Day. The committee dedicates their time, love, and understanding by visit- ing and providing com- pany or entertainment to those in local hospit- als, nursing homes and orphanages as well as bike-a-thons and bake sales. TOP: Vicki Merten, Raquel Mazon, Christine Montllor, Mina Maish, Ann Ruesch, Ann Katzen, Arlene From, Paul Meyer BOTTOM: Nancy Chauvin, Pam Sloves, Angelique Febles, Mark Wachen, Karen Burden. 64 girls’ varsity club This group of athletes. South's Girls' Varsity Club, is in- volved with assisting the physical educa- tion department with its intramural, and in- terscholastic pro- gram. In addition to sponsoring the annu- al Penny Carnival, they raise funds for the annual Sports Awards Dinner and Sports Camp Schol- arships. Top Row: Maureen Owens. Sheryl Bergstein, Kathy Crane, Kyna Wong, Lisa Morrone, Eli Jannes. Jackie Garabedian. Second Row: Susan Marra, Chris Farley. Michelle Frank. Chris Duffy. Marissa Joinson, Leslie Boorstein. Third Row: Hi Soo Kim. Miri Ahn. Ji Soo Kim, Lauren Kopans. Mona Molody, Lacey Koota. Liz Segal. Jenifer Etkin. Fourth Row: Julie Eng. Camille Thompson. Dohee Lee. Vanessa Rojas. Alice Ferguson, Amy Fakterowitz. Linda Gray. Tanya Millevoi. Dina Bakhash Fifth Row: 'ina Marks. Tanya Beecham. Nancy Berkson, Mariena Blake. Chloe Brown. Jessica Aronofsky, Carol Owens. Simone Bergstein. Sixth Row: Angelique Febles. Leslie Hicks. Debby Goldstein. Lisa Bitondo. Stacy Someck. Rebecca Crespo. Lauren Pfeiffer, Chrissy Kam Bottom Row: Terri Ambron. Margaret Clarke. Carolina Gonzalez. —-tA Carolyn Farhie. Jessica Spero. — boys’ athletic association The Boys' Athletic Association is exactly what the title implies. The B.A.A. is a union of male athletes from our school who wish to fur- ther the activities in- volving the Boys' Physical Education Department. It serves as a commu- nity-minded organiza- tion with a stress on sportsmanship and charity. Top Row: Matt Bloom. Anthony Tricario. Marc Cohen. Aaron Mashoian. Jason Philips, Adam Pinsly. Gary Rossen. Howard Rosenbaum Middle Row: Eric Leimeister. Paul Ragusa. Matt Spagnoli. Josh Yedvab. Peter Genatt. Jon Zoni. Tony Febles. Noel Rimaiovsk Bottom Row: Bob Baratta. David Sokol. Michael Moser. John Gonzalez. Joey Tricario. Eric Dali. Steve Liebertz. 65 trail guides Students in the Trail Guides form trails to trek through in the woodland areas at South. The elementary schoolers are led through the woods' and learn about the wilderness and na- ture. Left to Right: Laura Sager, Stacy Someck, Jacob Julius, Rusell Stuart, j Peter Toumbekis Missing: Dave Altman, Jim Reilly, Joe Torrisi botany clubi This club main- tains the green-. house and its wide collection of plants. They also run plant sales throughout the year to raise money for greenhouse stock and the addi- tion of new and un- usual specimens CTjirirciib. a vy Left to Rigt Rendon Ml Right: Mrs. Merten, Rebecca Hsu, Beth Feldman, Missing: Amanda Merwin, Jordan Orange, Weidman Amy bicycling club TOP: Ted Pascaru. Mark Wachen, Jeremy Boal BOTTOM: Jon Baum FELL IN: Eric Bernstein. Hope Binder, Daniel Blitz. Gregg Bresner. Alex Chensasky. Ann Chokas. Karyn Geller. Jon Gershenson. Linda Gitman, Karen Gottlieb, Alex Harrow. Phillip Litwak, Richard Mack, Jeff Martin, John Meisell. Danny Meyers, Marc Nabi. Adam Pace, Jon Telsey. Josh Levinson The Bicycling Club, while still in its infancy, has gained wide popularity. Last year they went on a tour of Great Neck. This year Great Neck is no lon- ger the limit, with hopes for riding to Montauk and other locations throughout the Island, the peddlers are no longer just mem- bers of a club . 66 french club Le Cercle Francois meets monthly and welcomes stu- dents from all levels of French classes. This club enables stu- dents to gather informally to speak and listen to the French language. Among the varied activities are: seeing French movies and plays, eating French meals, and listening to guest speakers describe La Vie Fran aise. Left to Right: John Savels, Michael Tow, Stacey Cohen, John Meisell, Karyn Geller, Mark Wachen, Allison Fried, Matt Quitkin, Philip Litwack. Alice Ferguson, Mona Molody, Jackie Garabedian, Tim Holahan. Top Row: Jill Cheatham, Shaun Kelly, Josee La Roche, Cheryl Welch, Norma Kinchloe, Angela Borroughs, Jacqueline Tutt, Patricia Fells Bottom Row: Julie Moreland, Linda Prestol. Missing: Anthony Viola, Tanya Beecham, Sybil Lovell, Theresa Williams. black student union The Block Student Union members help raise money for charities through bake sales, car washes, and dances. Guided by sponsor Jac- queline Tutt. the students renew their hebrew culture club The Hebrew Culture Club par- ticipates in a variety of cultural activities. Speakers, movies, and discussions are all a part of the meetings. Participants also raise money for Jewish charities. Top Row: Ronnen Gilady, Jacob Julius, David Markel, Michael Stem, Ron Ginor, Eric Brenner, Ron Kashi. Bottom Row: Elie Kamran, Iriss Shimony. Missing: Beth Lipsius, Anne Bomser. 67 iifreshman class planning committee TOP: Michelle Marchese, Greg Fortunoff, Jason Minard, Danny Meron MIDDLE: Alison Lerner, Lauren Goldman, Gary Lock BOTTOM: Maddy Friedman, Liz Weiss, Samantha Strauss MISSING: Vicki Merten sophomore class planning committee TOP: Karen Finkston, Rachel Bergang, Susan Soloway, Lori Schneider BOTTOM: Vicki Barocas, Alii Styne, Vicki Bergang, Merill Lerner MISSING: Elaine Brichta, Lauren Bernstein, Tracy Shevell, Greta Guarton, Josh Podell, Adam Lerman, Nancy Corson, Paul Hong, Steven Tsimbinos, Jason Javitz, Kim Zem, Jeff Hesse- kiei, Maureen Newman | [ junior class planning committee TOP: Lisa Hazirjian, Barry Benjamin, Danny Max, Robert Sheridan, Howard May, Amy Meyerson BOTTOM: Dina Bakhash, Pam Haback, Maxine Abrahams, Marissa Joinson, Leslie Boorstein. MISSING: Rob- ert Howell 68 w computer club I_i i i1 i i i MW The newly founded Computer Club is headed by Robert Sil- verstone and Albert, Cavallero. They meet | to exchange pro- grams, games and novel ideas as well as increase their knowl- edge of the expand- ing realm of compu- ters. Left to Right: Ken Goldstein, Wei Liou, Michael Kupietz, Adam Carl- son, Michael Sanders, Ian Murphy, Michael Weinberg. MISSING: Robert Silverstone math team VS 'V This year's Rebel Math Team, led by Mr. Minionis, is one of the best ever. The Mathletes' are a mix of Seniors. Juniors and Sophomores whose talents range from elementary algebra to integrated cdlculus. Meeting each Monday, af- ter school, the Math Team practices for their Math-Meets' with all the energy of any Varsity athlete. The hard-working and dedicated guys just can't get enough of math, whether it be geometry of trigo- nometry. Overall, the Math Team had a good time, preparing them- selves for college Mathematics', and can't wait to earn their livings as accountants for E.F. Hutton, Left to Right: Alex Motahmed, Jon Swartz, David Meyers, David Solomon, Hisao Nakanishi, Roger Minionis, Fung Lee, Charlene Park, Mark Wachen, Mark Heller chess club TOP: Bo Soo Kim, Tom Simon, Danny Solomon, Derek Kong, Nelson Chen BOTTOM: Andrew Kolodny The Chess Club, coming back from a good season, hopes to maintain the same high school level of performance. They hope to go for an un- defeated season and continue their streak. 69 advocates The advocates are a group of prospective lawyers who partici- pate in mock trial competitions. They have competed against many other high schools and in the New York State Bar Associa- tion Mock Trial competition. The members of the club play both lawyers and witnesses and are able to act as defendant and prosecution as well. Left to Right: Anne Bomser. Dahlia Monesabian. Amy Nelkin. Ted Merwin, Elyn Grossman, Amanda Merwin. Adam Zwick. Lisa Hazirjian, Amy Weidman, Rena Russo Missing: Leone Rendon. Ian Graham. Alice Ferguson. Peter Rosegarten, Hunter Persky, Laura Rabin, faculty advisor Nancy Chauvin. debate team The Debate Team at South competes in lincoln-Douglas debates against teams of other high schools. The team's members research a topic thoroughly for weeks prior to each debate in order to present convincing argu- ments. Debates are held on Saturdays. Left to Right: Faculty advisor Marc Ross, Ian Graham, Anne Bomser, Tara McGann. Missing: Jeffrey Gordon, llene Marcus, Rena Russo. government club The Government Club at South is perhaps one of the most active clubs in the school. Not only do they host numerous guest speakers on important issues, but they also par- ticipate in the Princeton Model Congress and aid in a blood drive at Long Island Jewish Hospital. Created to promote politi- cal awareness among the Great Neck South Student Body, they hold com- plimentary bagel and juice breakfasts to ac- quaint students with the club and its duties. Top Row: Chnstme Longiaru. Tim Holahon. Chet Szareiko. Jordon Oonge Second Row: Eiyn Grossman, Micnoe Tow. Reno Russo vmg-Hslow Wong. Jett Gordon Andy Matzher Third Row: ion Graham. Ian Murphy. Aimee Lee. Davd D Kim. Jayson Javi z. David J Kim Fourth Row: Kenry Goldsfe n Aii saGlok. LtsaHazirjian, Davd Gutmon. David Goldberg Fifth Row: Jane Green Richard Mock Howard Abrahams Martin Schmelkm Davd Meyers Bottom Row: Anne Bomser. Leone Rendon. Josh Markfieid. Michoe Weinberger Rober Shenaar Hunter Persky Mltsina: =nkoGoodman. Loryn Bergman. Jett Hessekiei BenGosseen PhwongChu-onSchnetoor javFnedman DoNoMonasetXJr. Howard May .ouren Solomon. Kyt Murphy. Daniel Meyers. Apr I Alma. Tried Soiowski. Danielle Wapn.ck. More Heller Phtbp Heller. Ned Gokubow, Pom Habock Maxine Abrahoms. Steven Margcxis. Ron Gtnor Paul Robinson, Davd Kaye. Asner Biim. Ruth Londsberg. Lenny Morton _______ — photography club — Left to Right: Erik Rimalovsk; Bob Printz, Leslie Boorstein, Danny Ursitti, Danny Meyers, Frank Rogers, Marc Nabi. Missing: Ann Chokas, Linda Gitman, John Levinson industrial arts club rn The Industrial Arts Club members meet ]. weekly and consists of — people interested in________,j making projects using their hands and the school facilities avail- able. TOP: Melvin Kinchloe, Joe Terese, Louie Leventhal, Jimmy Reilly, Andrew Salvemini, Eric Ferrar BOTTOM: Billy Athenios, Jimmy Kadnar MISSING: Michael Mead projectionists good morning south t Left to Right: Ruth Landsberg, Elaine Anton, Amy Swerdlow This year the G.N.S. morning announce-l ment crew had once again achieved school-wide recogni- tion and is appearing in Vista for the second time. Throughout de- votion and hard work these students inform the student body about various daily events and activities. volunteers Left to Right: Ned Golubow, Elissa Darvin, Eric Bernstein, Brad Golubow Missing: Keri Chernuchin, Patricia Homer, Lynn Darvin, Shirley Tam, Barbara Kurdziel, Peter Rosegarten, Gerry Davis boosters TOP: Lisa Cajda, Jill Cheatam, Jahn Levin, Cheryl Welch, Julie More- land, Angela Burroughs, Rose Willis BOTTOM: Theresa Williams, Desrine Reid. This club promotes sports activities through various fund- raising activities. This club's mem- bers volunteer at Long Island Jewish Hillside Medical Center to help hos- pitalized students cope with their problems. 72 Andy Orenstein. Colin Miner. David Tinter Susan Cutrofello. Shirley Tam, Martin Keaveney. Peter Rofe bq Dale UUasserman from the nouel bq Ren Keseq Lee Marcus CAST CHIEF DROMDEU....................LEE MARCUS AIDE WARREN............................«.JEFF IIESSEKIEL AIDE WILLIAMS....................PAUL MATTES FIURSE RATCHED...............SUSAN CUTROFELLO NURSE FLINN......................SHIRLEY TAM DALE HARDING.................DANIEL P. RHODEN BILLY BIBBIT...............ADAM SCHLESSINGER ELLIS....................................ERIK RIMALOVSKI SCANLON..........................DAVID MINER CHESWICK.........................DAVID TINTER MARTINI..........................COLIN MINER RUCKLY................................MICHAEL KUPIETZ FREDERICKS.............................ROBERT SHERIDAN SEFELT...................................ANDY ORENSTEIN COL. MATTERSON..........................FRANK McCARTON RANDLE P. Me MURPHY..............PETER ROFfc DR. SPIVEY.............................MARTIN KEAVENEY AIDE TURKLE......................MARIO BLANCO CANDY STARR....................JOHANNAH RIZZO TECHNICIAN.......................LAURA SIEGEL SANDRA...........................WENDY LIPPE 1a i concert choir Top Row: Steven Tinter, Josh Nelson, David Kaufman. Second Row: Christina Conomos, Elizabeth Chouinard, David Tinter, Risa Tenzer, Christina Keaveney, Hillary Klein, Rachel Gartner, Ali Keppler. Third Row: Michael Tow, Martin Keaveney, Laura Seigel, Lily Giordano, Jodi Rubin, Jody Cutler, Howard May. 76 Bottom Row: Paul Mattes, Ross Vitale, David Miner, Robert Sheridan, Elain Freeman, Liz Feaster. Missing: Andrea Keppler, Felicia Lebow. Andrew Keaveney, Helene Liakeas, Andy Orenstein, Kerry Sheridan. Top Row: David Miner, Ali Kepler, Paul Mattes, Josh Nelson, Jodi Rubin, Laura Siegel, Lily Giordano. Second Row: Gloria Chen, Cheryl Skerritt, Janet Katz, Anne Bomser, Jody Cutler, David Kaufman. Third Row: Mahoko Eguchi, Virginia Padillo, Christina Conomos, Jenny Park, Susan Weisbader, Elizabeth Chouinard, Marlena Blake, Steven Tinter. Risa Tenzer, Nadie Sarantakos, Christina Keaveney, Hillary Klein, Rachel Gartner Fourth Row: Ross Vitale, Micheal Tow, David Tinter, Martin Keaveney, Charles Good- binder, Joseph Guevara. Bottom Row: Chloe Brown, Debbie Feldheim, Howard May, Robert Sheridan, Elain Freeman, Liz Feaster Missing: Andrea Keppler, Andy Orenstein, Billy Benko, Loryn Bergman, Debbie Contegiacomo, Eric Dali, Andrew Keaveney, Felicia Lebow, Laura Rabin, Sarah Reines, Kerry Sheridan. In orchestra band Top Row: Ying-hsiow Wong, Ying-tsan Wong, Kurt Kaline, Marc Currie, David J, Kim, Jordan Mit- tler, Stuart Joseph. Mid- dle Row: Jeff Gordon, Karen Gaines, Hai Soo Kim, Laura Bermas, Paul Raausa, Doug Roland. Bottom Row: Nobue Kitaguchi, Mahoko Egucni, Howard May, Dohee Lee, Alexandra Fano. Missing: Billy Banko, Greg Bruell, David Goldberg, David Gutman, Rebecca Hsu, Christina Keaveney, Richard London, Sybil Lowell, John Meisell, Lisa Ruesch, Lee Wang. Top Row: David J. Kim, Jordan Mittler. Middle Row: Paul Ragusa, How- ard May, Dan Blitz, Robert Sheridan, Kurt Kaline, Marc Currie, Brian Blaufeux, Nancy Berkson, Sybel Lovell. Bottom Row: Lisa Hazir- jian, Lee Wang, Laura Bermas, Hi Soo Kim, Robyn Binder, Eli Jan- nes, Jessica Spero. Mis- sing: Josh Davidson, Rebecca Hsu, Merrill Leiner, Maureen Owens, Lisa Ruesch, Pat Sal- doski. jazz ensemble Top Row: Doug Perlson, Adam Leibner, Doug Roland, Stewart Joseph. Bottom Row: Jon Telsey, Samir Parikh, Jon Leibner, Jordan Mittler. Missing: Griffin Havikan. 77 Andrea Keppler, Hillary Klein, Paul Mattes -Rue{ fiiOlct oAudifOitiui� - South xJt.2. 78 David Tinter RaeL e.cackeRaaoitoRicim-—south ta.s. 79 theatre south Top Row: David Miner. Martin Keaveney, Laura Siegel. Felicia Lebow, Jodi Rubin. David Tinter, Steven Tinter Second Row: Desrine Reid. Wendy Lippe, Ali Keppler. Amanda Steinbera. Rachel Gartner. Vanessa Trezza. Third Row: Chloe Brown, Elain Freeman. Nicky Polyocan, Keisha Sacher, Lisa Orange. Jeff Hessekiel Fourth Row: April Alma, Jody Cutler, Linda Gitman. June Manicone, Christina Conomos. Bottom Row: Peter Rofe (pres ). Josh Levinson (vice pres ). Adam Schlessinger (treasurer). Shirley Tam (sec.). Missing: Robert Sheridan. David Kaufman, Risa Tenzer, Susan Cutrofello, Cary Granat, Howard May. Saran Reines. Johannah Rizzo. Lily Giordano, Janet Katz. Christina Keaveney, Debbie Feldheim, Hillary Klein, Michael Sanders. Danny Rhoden, Charles Goodbinder. Erik Rimalovski, Bill Calamia. Michael Tow. Liz Feaster. Mario Blanco, Stewart Mones. Kelly Nathanson. Lauren Pfeiffer, Ann Shwartz. Andrew Orenstein, Keisha Sacher, Nicole Polyocan, Mark Wachen. 80 April Alma: The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. Aristotle Chris Alonge: To the dull mind all nature is leaden. To the illumined mind the whole world bums and sparkles with life. Ralph Waldo Emerson Elaine Anton: If man does not keep pace with his com- panions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. H.D. Thoreau Jenni Barocas: If I had ever been here before, on another time around the wheel, I would probably know just how to deal with all of you. Crosby, Stills Nash Young Jon Baum: Who cares if you're in tune—as long as you sound good. Joseph Monk Sheryl Bergstein: In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life. It goes on. Robert Frost Laura Bermas: If you don't know where you're going, any road will take you there. Lewis Carroll Eric Bernstein: The past is but the beginning of a begin- ning, and all that is and has been is but the twilight of the dawn. H.G. Wells Hope Binder: So we beat on, boats against the current borne back ceaselessly into the past. F. Scott Fitzgerald Lisa Bitondo: To dream of the person you would like to be is to waste the oerson you are. Anonymous Laura Bittleman: It's time we should reach out for something new — That means you too. Prince Virginia Blake: I never think of the future it comes too soon. Einstein Dan Blitz: It's the end of my beginning; The beginning of my end, I.E., the beginning of the end of my beginning. I'm beginning to realize there is no end. Original Elyce Bloom: Don't walk in front of me ... Don't walk behind me ... Walk beside me and be my friend. Unknown Adam Carlson: It's good to know that if I behave strangely enough, society will take full responsibility for me. Ashleigh Brilliant Jeremy Boal: Go to the country, take the dog, Look at the sky without the smog. Laugh at the farmers feeding hogs ... Eat hot dogs. Neil Young Alex Chensasky: My chief want in life is someone who shall make me do what I can. Ralph Waldo Emerson Steve Brachman: Stay in your own shoes and be careful — rocks bounce. Gregg A. Bresner: Be fired with enthusiasm, or you'll be fired with enthusiasm. Vince Lombardi Gregory Bruell: The unexamined life is not worth living. Socrates Esther Calabretta: Wake up to find out that you are the eyes of the world. Grateful Dead William Calamia: It is nice to be important but it's more impor- tant to be nice. Anonymous Keri Chemuchin: Dedicated to Caryn Cohen: There is no such thing as best in a world of individuals. P.S. PIG — B.F.A. Hugh Prather Ann Chokas: Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for my dream and a pocket full of gold. Led Zepplin Richard Chouinard: My brain: it's my second favorite organ. Woody Allen Margaret Clarke: Don't ever give up your dreams and never leave them behind, find them, make them yours, cherish them, and never let them go. Costanza Hillary Cohen: Here we are like children forever Taking 82 care of one another While the world goes on without us All around us. James Taylor Stacy Cohen: If there ever was anything that was part of the American Dream, it's 'Yes, we can, care, believe, dream. Harry Chapin Pattie Cooper: Life is not complete without Mallomars. Original Kathy Crane: There's a kind of release and a kind of torment in every goodbye for everyone. Unknown Jody Cutler: Listen to the river. Herman Hesse Elvira Dachille: Happiness is at once the best, the noblest and the pleasantest of things. Aristotle Elissa Darvin: What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Ralph Waldo Emerson Lynn Darvin: A problem is a chance for you to do your best. Duke Ellington Kim Dilberger: Heartbeat city never stops All you need is what you got And there's a place for every- one Under the heartbeat city's golden sun. The Cars Mojgan Elihu: Do you know where you're going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where are you going to? Do you know? Diana Ross Bonnie Fallon: May all our paths lead to success, and all our skies be blue. But as these high school days now end. I'll miss each one of you. Marie C. Lafrenz Ruth Fankushen: New York to that tall skyline, I come flying in from Los Gatos to your door. Art Garfunkel Original Deena Fenig: If you can't dazzel them with brilliance, baffel them with bull. Alice Ferguson: No stop signs No speed limits Nothing's gonna get in my way. AC DC Lourdes Fernandez: Standing in the middle of no where wound- ering how to begin lost between tomorrow and yesterday ... between now and then! The Kinks Colleen Finucane: All around me are familiar faces worn out places, worn our faces. Tears for Fears Lisa Fluhr: And so my friends we'll say goodbye, but these few days will always last, as long as we keep alive the memories of paradise. Styx Daniela Fogel: Sweet memories will last a long, long time. Pointer Sisters Jill Frantz: And I find it kind of funny I find it kind of sad The dreams in which I'm dying Are the best I've ever had Tears for Fears Alison Fried: A little seriousness is a dangerous thing. Too much is absolutely fatal! Elbert Hubbard Chris Galgano: I look to the sea reflections in the waves spark a memory. Some happy, some sad, I think of High School friends and the dream we had. Styx Paula Gallina: Our memories of yesterday will last a life- time we'll take the best, forget the rest and someday we'll find these are the best of times. Styx Jacqueline Garabedian: L'imagination ne remplace pas I'experi- ence. Unknown Karyn Geller: All changes, even the most longed for, have their melancholy, for what we leave behind us is a part of ourselves. Unknown Peter Genatt: The only important thing is our human ac- tivity, in which we express love. Life has no meaning beyond that. Erich Fromm John Gershenson: Say Goodbye it's independence Day. All 83 men must make their way come Indepen- dence Day. Bruce Springsteen Elizabeth Gharemani: Some say we've lost our way. some say the world has gone astray but if you know where you're going there's nothing you can't do. Lionel Richie Darrin Giglio: For those who fight for it, life has a flavour the sheltered never know. Unknown Lisa Gilbert: Life is just a fantasy Aldo Nova Linda Gitman: Living today, sharing our hopes, moments in life when we've cared are not left be- hind. Memories live on. Linda Josephson Brad Golubow: Ours is a world where people don't know what they want and are willing to go through hell to get it! Don Marquis Ned Golubow: Do not wish to be anything but what you are, and try to be that perfectly. Sit. Francis de Sales David Green: Remember ... no matter where you go, there you are! Buckaroo Bonzai Sharon Gursky: A round man can not be expected to fit in a square hole right away. Mark Twain Vicky Harris: Smile Smile Smile!!! Why should you feel down when you can always be happy? Unknown Alex Harrow: Humor is a gift not of the mind, but of the heart. Z Philip Heller: Those who say it can't be done are usually interrupted by others doing it Unknown Nancy Hoesch: The search of happiness is not in doing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do. Unknown Patricia Homer: If I fail. If I succeed, at least I'll live as I believe. George Benson Kim Horrocks: A girl In trouble is a temporary thing. Romeo Void! Rebecca Hsu: For those about to rock, We Salute You! AC-DC Dawn Israel: The moment of truth it's all on the line this is the place This is the time you waited fore- ver it's now or it's never Nothing can stop you now. Survivor Louis Jannotte: I'm just a soul who's intentions are good, oh Lord, please don't let me be misunder- stood. Unknown Connie Kamamis: Never let your feelings get you down open up your eyes and look around. It's just an illusion. Imagination Abbie Kasoff: Good friends are hard to find but now that I've found them I'll never lose them I love you guys always and forever. John Gonzalez: Our memories of yesterday will last a life- time. We'll take the bestforget the rest, and someday we'll find these are the best of times. (WORD!) Styx Eric Gordon: Dream on, dream on, dream on, dream until your dreams come true. Aerosmith Karen Gottlieb: Memory is the one paradise from which we cannot be driven. Anatole France Jimi Gray: OORAH Later Chesty Puller Linda Gray: Let the good times roll. The Cars Dina Greco: We got one shot at life let's take it while we're still not afraid. Rod Stewart 86 Gail Katzmann: Yesterday is already a dream, and tomor- row is only a vision, but today well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happi- ness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Quoted by Sanscrit Laura Kaufman: It's the heart afraid of breaking, that never leams to dance, it's the dream afraid of waking, that never takes the chance Amanda McBroom Kostya Kennedy: I'm searching for the latest thing, a break in this routine. I'm taking some new kicks, ones like you ain't never seen. Van Halen Andrea Keppler: Nothing is quite as funny as the unintended humor of reality. Steve Allen Avissa Khalili: Live, love, laugh follow the path to suc- cess. Tracy Kreutzer: Who knows what tomorrow brings? In a world few hearts survive ... There are mountains in our way but we climb a step every day. An Officer and A Gentleman Jessica Kuo: We can't return, we can only look behind from where we came Unknown Ruth Landsberg: That which we do not call education is more precious than that which we call so. Emerson Kai Pang Lee: Problem is a chance for you to perform your best. Adam Leibner: Deep inside everybody knows where they want to be I'll keep ridin' till I find what's right for me EZ Rider Band 82 John Levin: The people who get on in this world get up and look for the circumstances they want, and if they can't find them, make them. George Bernard Shaw Susan Levine: Saturday night high 'n' dry Sunday morning dazed 'n' confused. Def Zep Josh Levinson: Trust me. Indiana Jones Josh Liberman: I've seen all good people turn their heads each day so satisfied — I'm on my way. Yes Beth Lipslus: If I am not for myself, who will be for me? But if I am for myself only, what am I? Hillel, Hebrew Sage Philip Litwack: I'm sick and tired of hearing things from uptight, short-sighted, narrow minded hypocrits. All I want is the truth. John Lennon Steve Lopater: I swear, officer, I was only going 55! Richard Mack: There is one and only one thing that is always; that one thing is success. June Manicone: All good things must come to an end but always hold on to the memories because they are what will last forever. Kelly Gina Marchese: ... Now's the time to say good-bye to all my family ... Mickey Mouse Lee Marcus: Work facinates me ... I could sit and watch it for hours. Unknown Vicki Meisel: Keep your feet on the ground, and keep reaching for the stars. Casey Kasem Daniel S. Meyers: You only live once, but if you work it right ... once is enough. Joe E. Lewis Colin Miner: oo-ee-oo-ah-ah-ting-tang-walla-walla- bing-bang. oo-ee-oo-ah-ah-ting-tang- waila-walla-bing-bang Richard J, Misiano: Sometimes I think life is just a rodeo. John Fogerty Mona Molody: Baby, we were bom to run ... The Boss Andy Mones: Man's unique agony as a species consists in his perpetual conflict between the desire to stand out and the need to blend in. 87 Lisa Morrone: There are three things in life that should never be broken ... toys ... hearts ... and promises Michael A. Moser; Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly. John F. Kennedy Marc Nabi: It's not how intelligent one is, it's how much drive and determination one has to be suc- cessful. Original Amy Nelkin; There are two things to aim at in life: first, to et what you want; and, after that, to enjoy Logan Pearson Smith Dena Orenstein; If I'm going to hell in a bucket, at least I'm enjoyin' the ride! Greatful Dead Maureen Owens: Love always surrounds us — at times we simply are too blind to see it. Unknown Adam Pace: We should all be concerned about the future because we all have to spend the rest of our lives in it. Stephen Palumbo: There are two things to aim for in life: to get what you want, and then enjoy it. Chinese Fortune Cookie P.S. A.M.F. Ted Pascaru: Whenever you accept our views we shall be in full agreement with you. Moshe Dayan Jodi Pertstein: We are getting accustomed to a way of life which seeks its ultimate meaning in the pursuit of possessions and comforts. Walter A. Weisskof Linda Piotrowski: It keeps on going, slowly growing, until the warmness glows. So appreciate luxury of this kind. True friendship, like good wine isn't easy to find. Sophie Pouteau: Don't fear change. It's for the best. Bazooka Joe Lorin Prince: Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off the goal. Matt Quitkin: Einstein said he could never understand it all planets spinning through space the smile upon your face welcome to the hu- man race. James Taylor Mary Raffalli: I'm very brave generally, only today I hap- pen to have a headache. Tweedledum Desrine Reid: I set high goals for myself and I don't give up until I've reached them. It's important to live up to your own expectations. Leone M. Rendon: Don't walk in front of me I may not follow; Don't walk behind me I may not lead; Just walk beside me and be my friend. Johannah Rizzo: Look to this day for it is life. Be happy! Cesar Romero: Forgiveness is a funny thing. It warms the heart and cools the sting. Peter Rosegarten: You can't have everything ... where would you put It? Gwen Ross: Sometimes it is more important to discover what one cannot do, than what one can do. Lin Yutnag Paul Rubin: An ounce of image is worth a pound of performance. Unknown Rena Russo: An infinite number of planets are uninhab- ited; a finite number are inhabited, there- fore the uninhabited cancels out the inha- bited, thus, you're a figment of my imagi- nation. Laura Sager: Don't know what you got until it's gone, and I found out a little too late. Chicago Robin Schild: Don't know what you got until it's gone, and • I found out a little too late. Chicago Dana Seeman: Our memories of yesterday will last a life- time. We'll take the best, forget the rest, and some day we'll find these are the best of times. Styx 90 Everybody says nothing comes too easy but when you got it baby, nothing comes too hard! Prince Emily Trinin: It's been a magical mystery tour. Beatles Danny Ursitti: We all must go but we will never forget the times we had just being friends. — Soooo LET'S PARTY Original Mark Wachen: Ten years ago the moon was an inspiration to sweethearts; ten years from now it will be just another airport. Carroll Kearns Brian Ward; Happy times may come and go, but mem- ories will last forever. Unknown Lauren Weiner: Never let your feelings get you down, open up your eyes and look around It's just an illusion. Solid as a rock!!! Debbie Seiden: We are driven by random winds, blown and crushed under passing wheels, or lifted to a garden in the sun. Evergreen Nili Shadi: The winds of change are always blowing and every time I try to stay, the winds of change continue blowing and they just carry me away. Julio Iglesias Willie Nelson Glenn Sherman: Better use it up before it gets old. Van Halen Leslie Siegel: You can turn this world around, bring back all those happy days. We will find a way to come together. It's time to celebrate. Madonna Maria Solopotias: The best is yet to come. This is only the beginning and we've only just begun. Stephanie Weiss: I find as I grow older that I love those most whom I loved first. Thomas Jefferson David Spiewak; What shall we use to fill the empty spaces? Pir ' 5ink Floyd Stephanie Sturiale: No love no friendship can cross the path of our destiny without leaving some mark on it forever. Francois Maurice Amy Swerdlow: Do what's good for you for anybody. , or you're not good Billy Joel Jon Telsey: ... Don't be afraid to try again everyone goes south every now and then ... Billy Joel Clare Winters: To accomplish great things we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also believe. Anatole France Kyna Wong: We have had some great times here, but let's not do it again. John Zoni: The difficult we do immediately; the im- possible takes a little longer Ray Kroc Pam Sloves: Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead, where there is not a path and leave a trail. Unknown Keren Solomon: I don't know where I'm going, I don't know what I need, but I'll get to where I'm going, and that's all right with me. The Who Fran Terowsky: I'm hot and when I'm not I'm cold as ice. See me cornin' step aside or pay the price. AC DC Solid as a rocklll Howard Tilove: Those who drink well, sleep well. Nick Toumbekis; I don't wanna stop until I reach the top. 91 answers to baby pictures 1. Vicki Meisel 2 Adam Pace 3. Mark Wachen 4. Philip Litwak 5 Theresa Miserere 6. Beth Lipsius 7. Andrew Listl 8. Jon Telsey 9. Patricia Homer 10. Stephen Palumbo 11. Laura Sager 12. Billy McDermott 13. Kim Horrocks 14. Nancy Hoesch 15. Kathy Crane 16. Brad Goluoow 17 Lisa Bitondo 18. Susan Levine 19 Melissa Cohen 20. Bonnie Fallon 21 Andy Mones 22. Kostya Kennedy 23. Gina Marchese 24. Chris Galgano 25. Pam Sloves 26. Richard J Misiano 27. Daniela Fogel 28. Lourdes Femaroez 29. Dan Blitz 30. Shirley Lavian 31. Peter Genatt 32 Sandra Ahadian 33. Dina Greco 34. Glenn Sherman 35. Lisa Cerrato 36. Linda Piotrowski 37. Paul Robinson 38. Reynold French 39. Connie Kamamis 40. Ted Pascaru 41. Fran Terowsky 42. Pattie Cooper 43. David Spiewak 44. Denise Bonom 45. Bill Calamia 46. Kai Pang Lee 47. Alison Fried 48. April Alma 49. Stephen Donnelly 50. Kyna Wong 51. Laura Kaufman 52. Jill Frantz 53. Clare Winters 54. Ned Golubow 55. Laura Bermas 56. Eric Leimeister 57. Lorin Prince 58. Raauel Mazon 59. John Dima 60. Jannine Lazzinnaro 61. John Levin 62. Sophie Pouteau 63. Stephanie Weiss 64. Laura Bittelman 65. Esther Calobretta 66. Evelyn Morales 67. Emily Trinin 68. John Zoni 69. Steve Hillery 70. Jon Baum 71. Susan Pinto 72. John Meisell 73. Margaret Clarke 74. Karyn Geller 75. Karen Gottlieb 76. Rena Russo 77. Jessica Kuo 78. Maureen Owens 79. Gail Katzmann 80 Greg Breull 81. Nick Toumbekis 82. Elvira Dachille 83. David Market 84 Keren Solomon 85. Linda Gray 86. Brian Ward 87. Joo Lee 88. Amy Nelkin 89. Ruth Landsberg 90. Lauren Kobley 91. Matt Quitkin 92. Jodi Perlstein 93 Johannah Rizzo 94. Jeremy Boal 95. Lauren Weiner 96 Lisa Morrone 97. Lisa Gilbert 98. Tracy Kreutzer 99. Paul Rubin 100. Jill Russell 101. Elaine Anton 102. Rebecca Crespo 103. Jody Cutler 104. June Manicone 105. Danny Ursitti 106. Avissa Khalili 107. Abbie Kasoff 108. Mojgan Elihu 109. Yaniv Razak 110. Leone Rendon 111. Kim Dilberger 112. Leslie Siegel 113. Darrin Giglio 114. Debbie Seiden 115. Michael A. Moser 116. Stacy Someck 117. Janine Zuckermandel 118. Hillery Cohen 119. Gwen Ross 120. Josh Liberman 121. Elyce Bloom 122. Shaun Kelly 123. Vicky Harris 124. Danny Meyers 125. Richard Chouinard 126. Mona Molody 127. Steven Lopater 128. Ruth Fankushen 129. Cesar Romero 130. Dawn Israel 131. Alex Chensasky 132. Dana Seeman 133. Louie Jannotte 134. Carol Ann Snekenberg 135. Keri Chemuchin 136. Josh Levinson 137. Stephanie Sturiale 138. Amy Swerdlow 139. Alex Harrow 140. Sharon Gursky 141. Linda Gitman 142. Ann Chokas 143. Peter Rosegarten 144. Paula Gallina 145. Ray Ferraiuolo 146. Janet Green 147. Marc Nabi 148. Greg Minard 149. Mary Raffalli 150. Tammy Little 151 Pat Mullin 152. Hope Binder 153. Adam Carlson 154. Jackie Garabedian 155. Steven Margolis 156. Caryn Cohen 157. Alice Ferguson 158. Maria Solopotias 159. Anne Schwartz 160. Lee Marcus 161. Sheryl Bergstein 162. Guess Who 92 delivery days gvc carnival speakers Mav Newberger In addition to the speakers shown we also heard from Elizabeth Holtzman, Abe Selden, Simka Rosenberg, Jeff Biggers, Police Commissioner Rizzo, Richard Tan- nenbaum, Mr. Shatman, Rabbi Waxman, Linda Leaf, Jane Green, and Melissa Mourges in their various fields of expertise. Robert Mrazek comedy cafe 95 A 7 ft 6 just Tick, Tjc T long f X w ( 2y —£ lOPIA’S AGONY •V%y 'nct, © 4% m m No. I1-’’ tba ck s faoe ssa Hill, •ams ake , Rattle � - 'T dP0® tc Twenty years from now. when we look back at high school from the comfort of our hovel's dusty floor, living room couch, condominium jacuzzi, or prison cot, it is our senior year that we will remember with the fondest and most bittersweet memories. We began the school year psyched to be seniors. Burning to become that mythical party creature, we tried hard to live fast. We threw open-house parties and became experts on the economics of Meister Brau, Amoco Hi Test. Tenax, and other strategic com- modities. We cheered to the excitement of a kitchen fire in September, avoided pep rallies in November, vacationed in December. In February we laughed at the Comedy Cafe. In April we worried about the Prom and college in that order. In June we said our farewells to an epoch of our lives, high school. Outside of school, the world turned, blind to our petty tribulations. Democratic Nominee Walter Mon- dale chose Geraldine Ferraro, the first female vice- presidential candidate, as his running mate . and was defeated bv incumbent Ronald Reagan in forty- nine states. The CIA mined Nicaraguan harbors and supplied guns to El Salvador. In India, the Union Car- bide plant at Bhopal leaked pesticide and two thousand people died. Princess Diana bore her sec- ond son. Prince Harry, and another great lady, the Statue of Liberty, underwent a ten million dollar face- lift. ' even as we ton cafe burned to the around as watched. The Har Closer to home. Great Neck changed impton cafe burned To the grot next door Toby's Burger House opened. That great student refuge, second only to Scobee's, The Seven Seas diner, much to every gourmet's consternation, was closed down for renovation. To the delight of every teen princess. Benetton opened its snining « ■ green door on Middle Neck Road. In fashion, androgeny was in. Ties for girls and studded belts for guys (some guys) were in. The shirts on our backs were Ton Sur Ton, our shoes Reebok, Edwin was the label we saw from behind. All Great Neck swooned upon the introduction of Calvin Klein underwear. Men's undershirts adorned women's shoulders while every- body told time by their SWATCH. Fashionably equipped, we stepped out into the world of the night. We danced till there were blisters on our feet at The Cat Club, 107 North, and Cartoon's. If Cinema was our pleasure, we repaired to the Squire Triplex or the monster seven at the Douglaston Movieworld. There we devoured such exotic works as Beverly Hills Cop. The Breakfast Club. Flamingo Kid, The Killing Fields and who will ever forget that Arnold Schwarzenegger masterpiece ... The Terminator. Af- ter the movie, we all met at the Scobee Diner whose parking lot filled with Datsuns, Pontiacs. and Hondas, with an occasional Porsche or Jensen-Healy thrown in. Our car radios were tuned to the hot stations: WLIR for the avant garde. WNEW for the classic rockers, and WPLJ. WAPP, and Z100 for the other iconoclasts The music we listened to was U2, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Prince, Madonna, Huey Lewis. Bruce Springsteen, and Cyndi Lauper. We leave behind in these halls of South something of our childhood, something of our innocence. High school will remain in our memories as the last truly free period of our lives, a time when all doors to the future are open. We must try not to think what would have happened had not graduation interfered but rather be thankful for the time we had. 97 pajama day The Scott D. Moss Wolk-o-thon was held on Oct. 14,1984 at Manhasset Valley Parte Although we did not reach our goal, we came quite close to raising S30.000 which will be donated to Long Island Jewish and North Shore University Hospital. The people who made this possible and a success were April Alma. Joy Levinson, Jennifer Alma. Howard May. Lisa Hazehjian. and Lily Giordano. The walk vehicles and all the others who helped ore also to be commended. This year in addition to pajama day there was also Rude Day, Tie Hat Day. Hawaiian Beach Day, Color Week, Nerd Day. and Backward Day. These special senior days were set aside by the Senior Class Planning Committee especially for seniors. the scott d. moss, walk-a-thon 99 101 103 GREAT-NECK-SOUTH HIGH-SCHOOL GREAT NECK NEW YORK THIS• IS TO• CERTI FY-TH AT HAS • SATISFACTORILY- COMPLETED A PROGRAM OF STUDIES• PRESCRIBED • BY- THE BOARD OF EDUCATION • AND • IN RECOGNITION • THEREOF IS AWARDED - THIS DIPLOMA GIVEN AT GREAT NECK NEW-YORK THIS MONTH OF JUNE ONE THOUSAND NINE • HUNDRED EIGHTY- FIVE APRIL ALMA CHRISTOPHER ALONGE PETER AMBOLO GREGG BANWER WILLIAM ATHENIOS ELAINE ANTON 106 JENNIFER BAROCAS JONATHAN BAUM JOHN BARULIC DONNA BENYAMINIAN JENNIFER BAUM SHERYL BERGSTEIN ERIC BERNSTEIN HOPE BINDER LISA BITONDO Here we go Rebels, here we go! VIRGINIA BLAKE DAVID BLECHMAN DANIEL BLITZ LAURA BITTELMAN ELYCE BLOOM JEREMY BOAL DENISE BONOM STEVEN BRACHMAN AMY BRENNER GREGG BRESNER GREGORY BRUELL Sorry guys, I've got too much homework! 109 Take me home ... NOW! ADAM CARLSON LISA CERRATO 110 CHRISTOPHER BURROUGHS WILLIAM CALAMIA GERALD CHANIN HEIDE BYUN ESTHER CALABRETTA ALEX CHENSASKY KERI CHERNUCHIN ANN CHOKAS RICHARD CHOUINARD MARGARET CLARKE DAMON CLIFT CARYN COHEN Captain Forehead HILLARY COHEN MELISSA COHEN STACY COHEN Even Mom can't cook! STEPHEN DONNELLY 113 JODY CUTLER ELVIRA DACHILLE ELISSA DARVIN JOHN DIMA LYNN DARVIN KIMBERLY DILBERGER STEPHANIE FALLSTICH 114 MOJHAN ELIHU RUTH FANKUSHEN BONNIE FALLON STACY FEINGOLD DEENA FENIG RAYMOND FERRAIUOLO ALICE FERGUSON DENISE FERRARA LOURDES FERNANDEZ COLLEEN FINUCANE Kyna Kong LISA FLUHR 115 DANIELA FOGEL JILL FRANTZ REYNALD FRENCH i,6 BARBARA FRIEDMAN CHRISTOPHER GALGANO PAULA GALLINA ALISON FRIED The Godfather DARRIN GIGLIO Live from Great Neck ... It's Josh JACQUELINE GARABEDIAN BYRON GARCIA KARYN GELLER PETER GENATT JOHN GERSHENSON ELIZABETH GHAREMANI ISRAEL GONZALEZ JOHN GONZALEZ CHARLES GOODBINDER 118 Believe it or not even seniors study! LINDA GITMAN BRADFORD GOLUBOW LISA GILBERT NED GOLUBOW ERIKA GOODMAN ERIC GORDON KAREN GOTTLEIB DINA GRECO Valedictorian in action DAVID GREEN 119 JAMES GRAY LINDA GRAY JANET GREEN VICTORIA HARRIS STEPHEN HILLERY I tawt I taw a putty tat! JOSEPH GUEVARA ALEXANDER HARROW 120 SHARON GURSKY PHILIP HELLER NANCY HOESCH DOUGLAS HOLLANDER PATRICIA HOMER KIM HORROCKS WILLIAM HUGHES Bagel ... what's a bagel? REBECCA HSU TIM HUANG ANOUSHIRVAN JAVAHERINEJAD DAWN ISRAEL LOUIS JANNOTTE Huh? RAN KASHI ELHAM KAMRAN JOLANNA KARVAY CONSTANCE KAMAMIS ABBIE KASOFF i LAURA KAUFMAN JANET KATZ SHAUN KELLY KOSTYA KENNEDY GAIL KATZMANN I'm changing my image ANDREA KEPPLER 123 TRACY KREUTZER JESSICA KUO BARBARA KURDZIEL Get your OWN chips! MELVIN KINCHLOE ANDREW KIRSHENBAUM AVISSA KHALILI LAUREN KOBLEY Say cheese JISUN LEE JOO LEE 125 SHIRLEY LAVIAN JANNINE LAZZINNARO RUTH LANDSBERG LEI PING LAU ■■ JOSEE LAROCHE PHILIP LITWAK Do you girls have a pass? 127 JOSHUA LEVINSON JOSHUA LIBERMAN HOSOK LIM BETH LIPSIUS ANDREW LISTL TAMMY LITTLE STEVEN LOPATER RICHARD MACK SHAHRZAD MAGHSOUDLOO DAVID MARKEL CHRISTINA MARKS JEFFREY MARTIN RAQUEL MAZON WILLIAM McDERMOTT TARA McGANN Spider Dave JOHN MEISELL THALIA MERON DANIEL MEYERS GREGORY MINARD THERESA MISERERE RICHARD J. MISIANO MONA MOLODY ANDREW MONES LISA MORRONE EVELYN MORALES MICHAEL A. MOSER ADAM MORRIS MICHAEL W. MOSER PATRICK MULLIN Come here often? Guardian Darrin MARC NABI AMY NELKIN ALISON ODANI DENA ORENSTEIN MAUREEN OWENS ADAM PACE STEPHEN PALUMBO 132 MICHAEL PARNES THEODORE PASCARU STEVEN PENN LINDA PIOTROWSKI Teacher's pets SOPHIE POUTEAU 133 JODI PERLSTEIN SUSAN PINTO LORIN PRINCE CARLA PUGLIANO MATTHEW QUITKIN TIMOTHY RADIN MARY RAFFALLI YANIV RAZAK DESIRINE REID Two seconds left .. . Zoni shoots ... it's up CESAR ROMERO Don't EVER mess with my bike! LEONE RENDON DANIEL RHODEN JOHANNAH RIZZO JAMES ROBERTS PAUL ROBINSON PETER ROFE RENA RUSSO LAURA SAGER MICHAEL SANDERS Come on Malt, rip it off! PETER ROSEGARTEN JILL RUSSELL GWEN ROSS PAUL RUBIN EDWARD SCHIFF ROBIN SCHILD ANNE SCHWARTZ DANA SEEMAN GLENN SHERMAN 10 cents a ride DEBORAH SEIDEN NILI SHADI IRA SOLOMON KEREN SOLOMON MARIA SOLOPOTIAS DAVID SHERRY LESLIE SIEGEL PAMELA SLOVES CAROL ANN SNEKENBERG Caught in the act! STEPHANIE STURIALE AMY SWERDLOW WENDY SPRINGER JONATHAN TELSEY Pete's at it again! FRANCINE TEROWSKY 139 INGRID VIDAS MARK WACHEN BRIAN WARD Double take! HOWARD TILOVE DANIEL URSITTI NICK TOUMBEKIS EMILY TRININ LAUREN WEINER STEPHANIE WEISS CLARE WINTERS HELEN WONG KYNA WONG JOHN ZONI SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED MIN-JUNG KIM JEFFREY ROTHMON FERNANDO SMITH-MORRONDO JANINE ZUCKERMANDEL 141 Will you marry me? Oh Shaun, you devil! Rob Lowe at South varsity football Top Row: Coach Sal Serpe. Mike Colatosti, Joe lynett, Louie Jannotte. Stephen Palumbo, Joe Cerrato. John Levin, Par Mullin, Adam Pace. Coach Dick Sadlo. CoCapt Steve Hillery, Middle Row: Ray Fetraiuolo, Joey Tricario, Marc Cohen, John Gonzalez. Mike Guglielmi, Paul Ragusa, Rich Chouinarc Bottom Row: Christopher Burroughs. Steve Martin, Jimmy Wallace. Mark Berke. Co-Capt. Anthony Tricario. CoCapt John Dima. Israel Gonzalez. Calvin Vu, Richard J Misiano. Missing: Eric Dali, Matt Bloom. yymwyy varsity field hockey X;' 'X ' X X 'X X x x x'-'-'a ’ x x X x a' A : X Top Row: Rebecca Crespo. Tina Marks. Lisa. Morrone. Copt Kyna Wong, Kathy Crane. Maureen Owens. Stephanie Weiss. Coach Doris McMahon Bottom Row: Carolina Gonzalez, Amy Hamberg. Carolyn Farhie. Jessica Spero. Leslie Hicks. Missing: Tonya Beecham. Colleen Finucane ■ XV The Girls' Field Hockey Team finished its' season with an overall record of 3 wins, 5 losses and 1 tie. Even though many varsity players did not return from last years squad, the girls still had an yi impressive season. Although they missed making the playoffs by just one game, the team made an impressive showing by plac- ing 5th in their very difficult league. Seniors Lisa Morrone and X, goalie Tina Marks provided the team with a strong defense, v while senior Kyna Wong was the athlete of the month and has been the teams' Captain fa the past two years. This year she X dominated her position as center halfback. In addition, senior Kathy Crane lead the offensive line scoring half of the teams X goals. Kathy Crane made All-County, while Lisa Morrone and Kyna Wong made All-Conference. xxxxx j.v. cheerleading zvwwvwwwwwv varsity cheerleading Top Row: Liz Bennigan, Linda Gray, Nicki Alperstein, Lauren Weiner Bottom Row: Michelle Gropper, Jenny Medwin, Debbie Haberman, Co-Capt. Jackie Garabedian, Co-Capt. Caryn Cohen Missing: Emily Trinin. Top Row: Whitney Eisenstein. Sam Strauss, Diana Bakhash, Chris Tung, Kelly Nathenson, Janet Leprine. Bottom Row: Maiddy Friedman. Liz Weiss. Merrill Lemer, Alison Lemer, Lisa Orange U ;7?sr girls’ volleyball The Girls' Volleyball Team ended its' season , in 5th place with a record of 3 and 9. For a , team with three fresh- men, one sophomore. one junior, and one se ■ nior all in starting posi- tions, this record is quite good. Lisa Bitondo, the V senior captain and prime hitter, captured nn A ll_ni ici n an All-Division Honor. - Terri Ambron was the setter in the five-one offense played this year. If the team can pick up next year from where it Top Row: Vanessa Rojas. Julie Eng, Lauren Kopans, Camille Thompson, Hi Soo Kim, Keren Solomon, Lisa Bitondo. Bottom Row: Lydia Stephonovich, Jennifer Etkin. Carol Owens. Tanya Millevoi. Terri Ambron, Do Hee Lee. left off this team will progress up- ward in the league standings. 153 varsity soccer Top Row: Coach Paul Meyers. Marci Lemer (Mgr ). Justin Brownstein, Yaniv Razak. David Ronn. John Im. Tracey Bernstein, David D. Kim. Coot Michael Moser. Chris Millevoi, Ricky Pena. Barry Benjamin. Paul Robinson. Lguren Xavier (Mgr.). Coach Joey Vassar Bottom Row: Anthony Urciuoli, Anoush Javaheti. Kamyar Ghazvini. Don Alexander. David Garcia. Matt Spagnoli. Greg Guarton, Damy Basileo. Byron Garcia, Steve Bruefach. Missing: Andrew Listl This year, the 1984 soccer team had another great season ending with a 7-2-1 record. The Rebel defense was strong and was led by senior Captain Michael Moser and freshman Greg Guarton, both of whom re- ceived All-Division honors. In addition, junior Matthew Spagnoli was credited with All-Conference honors for his spectacular goaltending. The offense scored many goals with the help of All-Conference junior Steve Bruefach. Many outstanding performances were turned in by Andrew Listl, Yaniv Razak, Byron Garcia, and Paul Robinson. Next year's team will surely miss these seniors, but, as always, the Rebel kickers will keep up their winning ways. XX XX X X X XX girls’ tennis Top Row: Amy Nelkin. Sheryl Berastein. Jessica Kuc Middle Row: Alyssa Allen, Aileen Nano Lcxren Solomon, Leslie Booisteln, Jodi Feingold Bottom Row: Simone Beigslein. Susar Sdowcy : Melissa Cohen, Ruth Fankushen. Lindsay Berger. Koryn Lauren Bernstein, Alii Styne Missing Geller This year the Girls Tennis Team had a disappointing season with a record of 1 win and 13 losses although it produced some of the finest performances from the players. The ninth and tenth graders, while new to the team, proved invaluable. This year seniors Sheryl Bergstein, Melissa Cohen, Karyn Geller, Jessica Kuo, and Amy Nelkin will be graduating. Hopefully, next year, there will be as many new and talented players as there were this year. X XVV girls’ swimming Top Row: Menill lemer. Rachel Beraang. Julie Mattson. Karen Pinkston. Moriko Nishiura Liz Chouinard. Jacaue ne Wagne' 2nd Row: Asst. Coach Frank Holleran. Maggie Schneidemnan. Vicki Bergang. Leone Rendon. Liz Feeder. Coach Tom Loughlin. 3rd Row Cayn_Poll. Loryn Bergmcn. Modi Gromoerg, Christine Walsh. Whitney Eisenstein. Alexandra Fano. Rot yn Binder Bottom Row: Michelle Frank. Erinn Duffy. Capt Fran Terowsky. Beth Zuckerman. Susan Marra. Cathy Farley. Andrea Pearson Missing: Susan Duffy The Girls' Swim Team has finished ( an impressive season with a record of 7 wins and 2 losses. Senior Capt. ( Fran Terowsky is the only 4 year var- sity member, and has contributed tremendously to this year's team. Both Leone Rendon and Capt. Fran Terowsky have proved to be assets to the team. Many team members s are advancing to the State Qual- ifying meet and the Counties. Among them are senior Fran Terowsky, Junior Erinn Duffy, sopho- more Loryn Bergman, and freshmen Mardi Gromberg and Susan Duffy. YYYWYYWYTYTTT boys’ cross country Top Row: Coach Bob Baratta, Gary Rossen, Capt. Peter Genatt. C Howard Rosenbaum. David Gluck. Joe Guevara. Bottom Row: Kevin Anderson. Peter Marino. ot. Matt Quitkin. Michael King, Danny Max. morim. David Marino. Noel Rimalovski. Roy 7YYYYYYYYYYYYYY girls’ cross country 8ft Top Row: Coach Don Samuels, Mona Molody. Jl Soo Kim, Mary Friel. Amy Fakterowitz, Lacey Koota. Bottom Row: Alice Ferguson, Angelique Febles, Beth Lipsius. Missing: Patricia Homer, lorin Prince. Eli Jannes. X A X A A A The '84 Cross Country Team is the best you've ever seen. Achieving goals that can't be beat, we've done quite well in every meet. Grueling workouts and good friends too. really helped to pull us through. Don Samuels always gave his heart, which helped us endure from the start. They saw everyone else go by. and all the time they wanted to cry. Bubbly Angelique near the two. and freshman Mary close in view. Without Ji Soo. Lacey, and Eli. our time would have been better spent in a dell. Patricia improved in every race, and finally now we slow the pace. The season's gone, it's sad you know, and when we look back we'll think Go, Go. Go ... GO FOR ITI X y y y j Under the coaching of Don Samuels, the Girls' X-C Team finished its season undefeated, earning them the Division Title. During the absence of injured Beth Lipsius and Alice Fergu- son, junior Amy Fakterowitz and senior Mona Molody lead the team with a ninth and twelfth place finish, respective- ly, in the Conference meet. As a team the girls placed sec- ond. The team's success was due to perserverence and tal- ent along with close friendships that gave everyone extra strength. x x x x x Top Row: Chris Galaano. Richard J. Misiano. Steve Hillery. Greg Minard. Bottom Row: Louie Jannotte. Billy McDermott, Mark Berke, David Spiewak Missing: Israel Gonzalez, John Dima, Michael Moser, Ray Ferraiuolo. jv football Bottom Row: Michael Miroddi, Mustaffa Ozkiroglu, Jason Philips, Aaron Mashoian. David Kaufman, Rich- ard Witolin, Jeff Cohen, Chris Urciuoli, Anatoly Shagalov 1st Row: Coach Jerry Davis, Mark Hamburg, Dan Meron, Kurt Wolff, Todd Harrison, Dan Fleissig, David Goldberg, Larry Tarasuk, Adam Lukeman, Coach Steve Liebertz. 2nd Row: Bryan Shipenberg, Dong Park, Smir Parikh, Peter Betz, Alan Klein, Ricky Quintanilla, Brad Gordon, Paul Swartzman. 3rd Row: Steven Misiano, Peter Diminich, Ed Peters, Adam Schild, David Rolfe, Luke Ragusa, Mike Galgano. 4tti Row: John Weitzman. Dan Ring, Matt Bloom, Jeff Ashkenase. Missing: PeterCeriani, Alan Derzie. X X X X Bottom Row: Guy Garcia, Carlos Castro, Eddie Robles, Tony Katagas, Josh Printz, Schoichi Kanzaki, Jason Schmit. Top Row: Steven Berkowitz, John Choi, Jeff Glich, Robert Gormly, David Trinin, Scott Sergenton, Ross Vitale, Andy Im, Coach Scott Eliasoph, missing: Adam Korn, Top Row: Daisy Rojas, Chloe Brown Middle Row: Tonya Beecham, Lauren Pfeiffer, Nancy Berkson Bottom Row: Liz Siegal, Jessica Aronofsky, Marlena Blake, Chris Kam XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX field hockey boys varsity basketball Top Row: Asst. Coach Neil Gederberg, David Ronn, Yaniv Razak, Michael Moser, Shaun Kelly, Eric Leimeister, Jeff Cohen, Mark Viesta, Coach Steve Liebertz. Bottom Row: Marvin Browning, Capt. Paul Rubin, Capt. John Gonzalez, Michael Corley. The 1984-85 Varsity Basketball Team suffered through a dis- appointing season. Although the team's record left much to be de- sired, the team and Coach Steve Liebertz never ceased to hustle un- til the final game was over, team's positive attitude could largely be attributed to the opti- mistic nature of Coach Lieb. Se- nior Co-Captains Paul Rubin and John Gonzalez will be sorely mis- sed next year as they provided the much-needed leadership and consistency for this extremely young team. The team will also miss the rebounding and blocked shots of three-year varsity player Shaun Kelly. Unfortunately, next year's team will also be forced to contend without the services of Seniors Eric Leimeister, Yaniv Razak, and Michael Moser. Supporting this solid group of Seniors was an exceptionally fine group of Juniors and Sophomores. Mark Viesta, David Ronn, Michael Corley, and Marvin Browning were extremely productive and will be the nucleus for next year's squad. boys jv basketball Top Row: Eric Brooks. Mark Hamburg. Peter Diminich, Steven Berkowitz, Middle Row: Coach Neil Gederberg, Greg Mazarin, Andy Im, Jason Warshaw, Bottom Row: Barry Philips, Robert Brzozowski, Jason Katz, Chris Urciuoli, Adam Pinsley, Missing: Jad Greifer, Dave Kaye, Adam Korn, Yaron Razak, Tim Turer Top Row: Coach Paul Meyer, Lee Wang, Eric Dali, Seth Persky, Matt Bloom, Bottom Row: Jeff Ashkenase, Anthony Tricario, Barry Benjamin, Jason Philips, Jordan Shipenberg Miss- ing: Jeff Perkins. Jeff Cohen, Jeff Collie, Michael Francis 168 varsity cheerleaders Top I to r: Alisa Carlino, Liz Bannigan, Nicki Alberstein, Barbara Rothstein, Shari Bimbach, Kelly Nathanson Bottom: Michelle Gropper, Tracy Shevell, Caryn Cohen, Lisa Nathanson, Jenny 7 ijv cheerleaders ★ Top I to r: Maddy Freedman, Morico Nishiura, Christina Tung, Janet Leprine Middle: Nicky Polycan, Alison Lemer, Merril Lemer Bottom: Simone Bergstein, Karen Ronn 169 girls varsity basketball Top Row: Amy Mandell, Jessica Spero, Missy Healy, Eli Jannes, Terry Ambron. Front Row: Sheryl Bergstein, Kathy Crane, Lisa Morrone, Maureen Owens, Lisa Bitondo, Stacy Cohen The girls varsity basketball team had it's best season in years compil- ing a .500 record of 5-5. Through hard work, perserverance, and experi- ence the girls finally rose from the basement of last years standings to finish in 3rd place and have a posi- tion in the playoffs. Sheryl Bergstein, Lisa Bitondo, and Missy Healy provided the offense on the outside of the lane, and they had many steals and break-aways on de- fense, Stacy Cohen, Kathy Crane and Lisa Morrone were the scoring powers underneath the backboards and grabbed many rebounds offense and defense. jv basketball Top Row: Liz Weiss, Whitney Eisenstein, Carol Owens, Middle Row: Mary Friel, Rachana Srivastava, Liz Chouinard, Front Row: Sybil Lovell, Rachael Goldstein, Manon LaRoche. Lauren Kopans, Carolyn Famie gymnastics Top Row: Jennifer Carerra, Simone Bergstein, Karen Ronn, Bottom Row: Suzanne Shakter, Coach Terri Fitzpatrick, Michelle Gropper, Coach Odell, Tina Ch □udry I 1 The Gymnastics Team this year is in a rebuilding stage. Although there are only six members, the two captains, Tina Chaudry and Michelle Gropper are very hopeful for the team's future. The other gymnasts: Suzanne Shakter, Simone Bergstein, Jennifer Carerra, and Karen Ronn (injured] all show great hope for the future. kilties Top: Christina Keaveney, Kim Dilberger. Kathleen Friel, Leslie Kay, Paul Gallina, Julie Mattson, Pam Haback Middle: Amy Meyerson, Joanie Gallina, Hillary Klein, Julie Eng, Laura Seigel, Jodi Rubin, Alisa Bergman Bottom: Jody Cutler (captain), Patricia Tutino, Jenny Park, Susan Weisbader, Debbie Contegiacomo, Dina Bakhash, Vicki Meisel (cap- tain) twiners Top: Deena Fenig Michelle Frank Lisa Gilbert Bottom: Laurie Cohen, Chau Lee, 173 varsity wrestling Back I to r: Coach Cigala, Mark Berke, Andy Keavaney, John Choi, Andy Listl, Steve Donnelly, Peter Betz, Kevin Foersch Front: Steve Tinter, Mike Spagnoli, John Katz, John Gershenson, Russell Stuart, Matt Spagnoli Missing: Karl Muhlbauer, Dong Park, Dan Pena, Ron Ginor, Matt Spagnoli the leadership of coach Cigala, the team compensated for small size with hard work and dedication. Captains Steve Donnelly, Jon Gershenson and Matt Spagnoli all had excellent individual records and made itto the County Championships. Senior Andrew Listl also made it to the Counties placing fifth in the division. Although the wrestlers finished with a disappointing record, Coach Cigala's knowledge will be helpful to the future of the team. u Top I to r: Coach Tom Loughlin, Dennis Tanjeloff. Alan Derzie, Viktor Frengut. Kurt Kaline, Carl Graiff, Jordan Orange, Luke Ragusa Middle: Kenny London, Greta Guarton, Billy Benko, Lori Gish, Kenny Goldstein, Hainson Wu, David Kaigen, Richard London, Nathan Kaye, John Lemer, Samir Parik, Robert Teixeira, Coach Andy Berlin Bottom: Alex Harrow Marc Nabi, Danny Meyers, Capt. Jon Telsey, Capt. Danny Blitz Missing: Howard Abra- hams, Gary Shar The Rebel Swim Team had a very productive year. As usual, it was one of the best — teams in the school, as well as one of the best teams in Nassau County. With their 9 and 3 record, the aquamen are hopeful of finishing in one of the top three places in the upcoming Nassau County team championships. ___ Much of the team's success was due to the efforts of the five seniors: Capt. Jon Telsey, Capt. Dan Blitz, Alex Harrow, Marc Nabi, and Dan Meyers, Jon Telsey, the school recordholder in the 100-yard breaststroke, and Dan Blitz, posting his best ___times, proved to be strong dominating forces in their events. Harrow, Nabi, and Meyers added strength to the team by improving their times throughout the season — and placing well in all of the meets. H-tm. varsity swim team 177 boys winter track Top Row: John Levin. Justin Brownstein. Richard Chouinarb. Dan Max, Mike King. Howard Rosenbaum, Tony, Febles. Middle Row: Joey Lynett. Calvin Yu. David Sakol. Paul Ragusa, Frank McCarfin, Anatoly Shagalov, David I Gluck. Kevin Amorim. John Im. Bottom Row: Steve Martin. Jose Guevera. Manager Angelique Febles, Coach Bob I Baratta. Capt. Matt Quitkin. Capt. Peter Genatt. Ross Vitale. Noel Rimalovski South's 1984-85 Winter Team continued the tradition of ex- cellence it has upheld for the past decade and a half. Winter Track was, as usual, a force in Nassau County. The Runnin' Rebels won the Division A title for the fourteenth straight season and finished sec ond to a powerhouse squad from Manhasset in the Conference Championship. The team's senior leaders this season were captains Peter Genatt and Matt Quitkin, Joe Guevara, Jahn Levin and Rich Chouinard. The nucleus of year's team, and an invaluable part of this year's team was and will be juniors Dave Gluck, Mike King, Dan Max, Howard Rosen- baum and Gary Rossen. Sopho- mores Tony Febles and Kevin Amorin and freshman Noel Rima- lovski and Ross Vitale provided depth and promise for this and fu- ture teams. Track girls winter track . 1 i Top Row: Patricia Homer, Mona Molody, Coach Denise Chestnut, Amy Fakterowitz, Alice Ferguson, Bottom Row: Lacey Koota, Hi Soo Kim The Girl's Winter Track Team had another fine season with their seven solid runners. Seniors Mona Molody, Patricia Homer and Alice Ferguson all were key factors to the team's success. Except for a cou- ple of injuries, the Rebel Runners succeeded in climbing to the top by proving themselves at the Con- ference meet. Pat Homer and Alice Ferguson finished sixth and third in their races, respectively, while Mona Molody took first and fourth in her races. The three seniors will be greatly missed by Coach Chestnut and their teammates. Top Row: Richard Chovinard, Jahn Levin, Ned Golubow, Pace, Lee Marcus Missing: Reynold French, Mike Colatosti, Gregg Bresner, Gregg Hinderstein, Alan Knepfer, Coach Jack Jones girls varsity bowling j—i__i i i i The 1985 girls bowling team en- joyed unexpected success this year. .The turnout was sufficient to have not only a Varsity team, but a junior varsi- ty as well. . The Varsity team placed third in their division this year, losing second -place to Mineola during the last _ game of the season. The team con- sisted of senior Keren Solomon, juniors -Lisa Colatosti, Laura Stegie, Sofia _ Ziegler, and freshman Laura Anzai. ” Sofia had an outstanding average of -168, and represented the Rebels dur- ing the individual tournament. She may also be going to the State -games, as her average was one of the highest in Nassau County. The junior varsity team took first .place in its division. Team members [were senior Virginia Blake, junior iHisoo Kim, freshmen Dina Staple, Elaine Infranca, Ji Soo Moon, and Helene Anzai. With only one Varsity member, |Keren Solomon, graduating this year, he bowling team should be very suc- cessful in future years. Top Row: Coach Printz, Helene Anzai, Sofia Ziegler, Lisa Cc Laura Stegie Bottom Row: Laura Anzai, Keren Solomon boys arsity bowling The 1985 boys' bowling team off to a promising start, but fell off ■ quickly to finish the season with a dis- appointing 8-28 record. Still, this was a welcome improvement over last ■ season. Returning senior Captain Adam Pace and senior Lee Marcus ‘ led the team with the two high aver- .ages while sophomore Gregg Thuse Hinderstein showed con- ’ sistency in his second year as lead off. . Senior rookies Ned Golubow, Gregg Bresner, Mike Colatosti, and Rich ‘ Chouinard rounded out the rest of the . Varsity squad, as well as returning se- nior Jahn Levin and rookie sopho- ■ more Alan Kanepfer. The whole team . would like to express their thanks to coach Jack Jones for returning from ■ retirement to lead them. Top Row: Coach Printz, Helene Anzai, Hi Soo Kim, Elena Infranca, Jee-yoon Lim Bottom Row: Tanya Millevoi, Dena Staple Missing: Virginia Blake, Ji Soo Moon 181 varsity fencing Andrea Keppler, Tim Huang, Rebecca Hsu, Adam Carlson, Brad Golubow, Mike Sanders, Bemie Genzen. Bottom Row: Josh Markfield, Ben Gossen, Mike Weinberger, Jon Schwartz, Venessa Trezza, Paul Adams, Jason Norris, Lowell Cantor. This year's Rebel fencers fared even better than last year. Led by Captain Michael Sanders and seniors Brad Golubow. Rebecca Hsu, Andrea Keppler, Adam Carlson. Tim Huang, and Steven Margolis. the team had an impressive record of 11-1. Their true quality showed, however, at the county championships. Great Neck easily walked away with first Captain Michael Sanders took first place, losing only once to second place junior teammate Michael Weinberger, Eighth place was secured by Brad Golubow, a first year fencer. Over the course of the year Captain Sanders established a personal record of 30-6 and Varsity fencer Golubow finished the year with a .........................record of 20-3. varsity baseball Top Row: Frank Santeramo, Jerry Chanin, Rich Chouinard, John Zoni, Michael Colatosti, Joey Tricario, Eric Leimeister, Assist. Coach Steve Liebertz Bottom Row: Anthony Urciuoli, Eric Gordon, Paul Rubin, Matthew Spagnoli, Michael Guglielmi, Darrin Giglio, Anthony Tricario Missing: Coach Jim Green, Kurt Wolff The 1985 Rebel Varsity Baseball team, coached by Jim Green, remained com- petitive largely due to the leadership exhibited by a handful of returning seniors. Eric Leimeister, the teams only three year letterman, continued to dis- play the pitching prowess which en- abled him to remain the Rebels Ace Pitcher. Senior rightfielder, Paul Rubin, provided strength at the plate as he attempted to eclipse his .380 batting average of the previous season. Return- ing varsity players, Eric Gordon, Richard Chouinard, Darrin Giglio and Mike Col- atosti were the remaining nucleus of this high quality group of seniors. jv baseball Top Row: Coach Steve Liebertz, John Anderson, Brad Gordon, Matthew Bloom, Pat Kelly, Chris Urciuoli, Adam Korn, Brad Feldman, Lenny Ucciardo, Eddie Peters. Jim Connolly Bottom Row: Alan Knepfer, Keith Hollander, David Trinin, Jason Katz, Jason Philips, Danny Fleissig, Bryan Abramowitz, Jon Lemer, Barry Phillip Missing: Dan Ring softball Top Row: Coach Gerry Davis, Mary Friel, Robyn Binder, Angela Lupo, Angela Brown, Dee Dee Brown, Gail Fener, Maura Hecht, Gina Alexander, Lynne SingerMIddle Row: Lisa Colatosti, Becky Liberman, Norma Kinchloe, Sophia Ziegler, Jackie Amerin, Daisy Rojas Bottom Row: Stacy Cohen, Lisa Bitondo, Kathy Crane, Missy Healy Missing: Coach Dick Sadlo The 1985 Girls Softball team is looking toward to a successful season this year. The hope of making the playoffs are high and the girls have good attitudes. With only two girls graduating last year the squad is basically the same. Lisa Colatosti and Sophia Ziegler are the starting pitchers. The infield is composed of seniors Stacy Cohen at first base, Kathy Crane at Shortstop, Lisa Bitondo behind the plate catching for the first time and junior Missy Healy at thirdbase. The girts are looking forward to on exciting and favorable season. archery Top Row: Ben Gosseen, Tom Simon. Ian Graham, Ryland Leyton, Joo Kim, Jae Woo Kim, Cc Rebecca Hsu, Coach Esther Printz. Middle Row: Henry Ohebshalom, Michael Weinberger, Bri S Blaufeux, Ying-Tsan Wong, Ying-Hsiow Wong, Bottom Row: Syusuke Kitaguchi, Nelson Chi Vanessa Trezza, Helene Anzai, Gloria Chen. The Great Neck South Rebel Archery Team expects to split many an apple during the 1985 season. Team Captain Rebecca Hsu and re- turning members Gloria Chen, John- ny Im, Michael Weinberger, Jae Woo Kim, Ben Gosseen, and Ryland Leyton are among the most prom- isiing competitors. Hsu plans to im- prove on her sixth place County and fifth place Empire State Games finishes, while County Qualifiers John Im and Joe Woo Kim expect to ad- vance into finals. The squad is invest- ing in better equipment in order to better their chances for a good all around County Finish. Coach Esther Printz is hoping to train a few shooters for the Empire State Games in August. As for her success, only William can Tell. — Top Row: Cooch Frank Holleran, Camille Thompson, Sheryl Poll, Rochana Srtvastara, Debbie Dobbin, Amy Nelkin, Leone Rendon Bottom Row: Jennifer Huang, Yas Meen Ahmed, Amy Weidman, Amanda Merwin, Charlene Park, Tie-Mei Lee Mining: Caryn Poll, Vanessa Rojas, Kathy Friel. Liza Ziegler. The Rebel Badminton team has been improving steadily over past years, and this year the girl's hope to be even better. Almost everyone was on last years team, and some are returning for their third and fourth sea- sons. Members of this years team are seniors Amy Nelkin and Leone Ren- don, Juniors Sheryl Poll, Sophomores Kathy Friel, Charlene Park, Vanessa Rojas, and Camille Thompson, fresh- men Debbie Dobbin, Jennifer Huang, Amanda Merwin, Caryn Poll, Rachana Srivastava, and Amy Weid- man, and 8th graders Yasmeen Ahmed, Tei Me Lee, and Lisa Ziegler. The team, coached by Frank Holler- an, hopes to improve upon last year's 7 __k Top Row: Tony Febles. Stanley Lee. David Sakol. Jon Telsey. John Im. Vaniv Razak, Lee Wang, Mark Hamburg. Luke Ragusa, Anatole Shagalou. Justin Brownstein. John Levin. Nathan Kaye Middle Row: Calvin Yu. Daniel Max, Noel Rimalovski. Michael King, David Kim. Don Alexander, Ross Vitale. Joe Lynett, Kevin Amorim. Derrick Kong Bottom Row: David Kaye, Joe Gueverra. Gary Rossen, Peter Genatt, David Gluck, Howard Rosenbaum. Eric Brenner. Peter Marino, David Marino. Missing: Coach Bob Baratta. Matt Quitkin. Hunter Persky, Frank McCarton, Steve Martin. Paul Ragusa. Seth Persky, Jason Morris. Scott Sergenton. Tim Holahan. Jeff Cohen, John Lee. Josh Telsey. Doug Park. Sarnie Parikh. Alan Gutman. Alan Alagua The 1985 Boys' Spring Track Team contains only six seniors who will certainly direct the squad toward yet another Division Championship. Captain Peter Genatt, a superb talent since his freshman year, along with Matt Quitkin and Joe Guevera. provide leadership and experience for the middle-distance runners. The three seniors, runners throughout the school year, specialize in the mile and two-mile events. Sprint Captain Yaniv Razak and a new comer to Spring Track, Jon Telsey. will lead the short-distance crew in workouts and meets. These two will be molding a relatively young group, and will thus leave their mark on future teams to come. Senior John Levin, a shotputter and discus thrower, heads the powerful weight crew a stronghold of Great Neck South over the past few seasons. The team has performers in every event who can compete at the division, conference, county, and even state levels. If one-hundred percent healthy, the Rebels are shoo-ins for the Division title. boys’ spring track Top Row: Mona Molody, Patricia Homer, Alice Ferguson, Beth Lipsius, Coach Denise - Chestnut. Bottom Row: Lydia Stepanovich Lacey Koota, Amy Fakterowitz, Angelique Febles. Missing: Lorin Prince, Iriss Shimony. The 1985 Girls’ Spring Track Team began its sea- son with five returning seniors. Although the team has not grown in number over the past few years, the girls are still able to maintain their exceptional records. With the help of the girls' dedication, perseverance, and past experiences, the team's season should end with success and personal sat- isfaction. While the seniors Alice Ferguson. Patricia Ho- mer. Beth Lipsius. Mona Molody and Lorin Prince all specialize in the middle distance events, there is very little rivalry among them. Each is genuinely supportive of the other's goals and accomplish- ments. creating a vey special, close-knit atmos- phere for all of the team's members. This together- ness makes it possible for each girl not to have to face any obstacles alone. When this is taken into account along with the coaching abilities of De- nise Chestnut and Janet Wakefield, it can easily be understood why the girls seem to be able to run through anything and still triumph in the end. 7 k girls’ varsity lacrosse Top Row: Coach Susan O'Connor. Lisa Morrone, Margaret Clarke. Rebecca Crespo. Sheryl Bergstein. Dena Orenstein, Eli Ja Lauren Kopans. Amy Swerdlow. Stephanie Weiss. Coach Joanne Sullivan. Bottom Row: Jessie Spero, Carolina Gonzalez. Wong. Esther Calabretta. Elaine Anton. Marlena Blake. Nicole Fenton. Seated: Terri Ambron. Debbie Goldstein. This year, the Great Neck South Girls' La- crosse team has a lot of enthusiasm, ener- gy, and hope. The team is led by seniors Elaine Anton, Sheryl Bergstein, Esthei Calabretta, Margaret Clarke, Lisa Mor- rone, Dena Orenstein, Amy Swerdlow, Stephanie Weiss, and Kyna Wong. Coach Joanne O'Connor has high expectations for the team and hopes to coach them ir the playoffs of the Nassau County Cham- pionships. The main goals of the team are to qualify for the championships and tc improve upon last year's 5 and 7 record The team is devoted, works hard, and has an awesome desire to win. This is definitelv one of the best Lacrosse teams the Rebel: have ever fielded. Top Row: Whitney Eisenstein, Liz Weiss, Angela Militana, Karen Milhoua, Liz Chouinard, Tami Cohen, Laura Anzai, Ji Soo Kim, Dina Staple, Coach Eagel Middle Row: Carol Owens, Kim Heideprem, Tracy Shevell, Christina Tung, Carolyn Forhie, Christina Kam, Lisa Ruesch, Simone Bergstein Bottom Row: Nancy Berkson, Diana Gaines. Missing: Miri Ahn Si------------------------------------------------------------------------------ girls jv lacrosse 193 boys’ varsity lacrosse Top Row: Coach Paul Meyer, Mark Viesta, Billy Millman, David Blechman, Patrick Mullin, Stephen Hillery, John Dima, Ray Ferraiuolo, Coach Matt Crowley Middle Row: Paul Brzozowski, David Chang, Josh Yedvab, Rich Moran, John Gershenson, Stephen Palumbo, Louis Jannotte. Mark Berke Bottom Row: David Spiewak, John Gonzalez, Richard J. Misiano, Michael Moser, Billy McDermott, Greg Minard, Chris Galgano, Israel Gonzalez, Pete Ceriani This years' Varsity Lacrosse team should prove to be one of the most experienced and successful South has ever had. The atti- tude of this year's team is extremely positive. With the addition of assistant coach Matt Crowley, the team is looking to go further than the first round of the playoffs. The team has eleven returning seniors, three of whom: Chris Galgano, Lou Jannotte and John Gonzalez, received All-Star honors at the end of last year's season. Last years strong defensive unit, which included Seniors Stephen Hillery and John Dima may suffer somewhat due to injuries sustained by both of these players. But if seniors Pat Mullin Israel Gonzalez, Rich Misiano can step in and hold their own, the defense should be strong again. The offense should remain strong with senior Greg Minard, Billy McDermott and Michael Moser. Coach Meyer and Coach Crowley have been working the team hard at practice, and have instilled confidence in all of the players. The team has the talent to be one of the contenders for the County and we are all hoping for a very successful season. 194 N Top Row: Josh Printz, Steve Melzer, Adam Lukeman, Mike Barnett, Marcus Israel, Todd Harrison, Steve Cary, Dwight Holovach, Jason Minard, Danny Meron, Aaron Mashoian, Greg Fortunoff, Jay Friedman, Coach Ron Blaufarb Middle Row: Peter Toumbekis, Bobby Dorfman, Alan Klein, Mustafa Ozkiroglu, Tony Katagas, Steve Misiano, Neil Braunner, Robert Brzowski, Adam Pinsley, Mike Galgano Bottom Row: Jeff Ashkenase, Greg Guarton, Larry Tarasuk, Marc Cohen, Gary Locke, Russell Stuart, Benji Max, Peter Diminich JT I I I I I I Top Row: Richard Mack. Joey Lee. Peter Goodman. Josh Podell. Gregg Bresner. Steve Tsimbinos. Eric Bernstein, Coach Jerry Levine Bottom Row: Greg Mazarin. Jason Javitz, Andrew Ostrov Missing: Tim Rodin What's new in Great Neck South sports? The big story ... Tennis... 1985 ... Racquet- men ... Passerby during team practices have been overheard to say, WOW!?, these guys aren't as bad as everyone says they are ... in fact they're quite marvelous. The seniors of this year's team include Richard Mack, Gregg Bresner, Eric Bernstein, and Tim Radin, all of whom are playing well and expect an undefeated season. Supporting underclassmen are Josh Podell, Peter Goodman, Joey Lee, and Steve Tsimbinos. Coach Jerry Levine commented, There are six returning lettermen who are the base of a very strong team. Hopefully, they will set an example for the new members in dedication and 4 hard work to lead us to a successful year.” Some of the teams we will face are North, Port Washington, Roslyn, Wheatley, and Herricks. With Best Wishes for the Class of 1985 Great Neck South Senior High School P.T.S.A. 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Love, Marcia, Ron, and Doug Cooper OUR Baby Ruth IS GRADUATING CONGRATULATIONS TO HER AND ALL OF THE GRADUATES OF '85 Love, ALLTHELANDSBERG'S Dad, Mom, Steven 8c Stacey, Jeff, 8c Karen 214 Our Very Best Wishes For Success and Happiness To Stacy And The Class of '85 The Feingold's Congratulations to Janet And All The Class of 1985 With Love, Mom, Dad and Peter Success and Happiness To Susan and the Class of '85 Yvette, Jack and Michael Levine CONGRATULATIONS TO RENA AND THE CLASS OF '85 Love, Mom, Dad, Michele Wally Congratulations DAVID TODD GREEN Love, Your Family CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '85 GOOD LUCK ALICE, ARTIE . DANIELLE CUTLER Congratualtions to Michael And The Class of '85 Harriet, Harvey and Andrea Moser Thank you South Senior Debbie Cohen 1980 Jamie Cohen 1982 AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST Hillary Cohen 1985 MOM DAD 215 Love to Anne Congratulations to all of the '85 Class Love, Barry, Julie, and Henry Schwartz Congratulations to our son, Paul and The Class of '85 The Rubin Family To Peter With all our love and Best wishes Mom, Dad, Richard and Jessica Good luck to the class of '85 from a class of '60 Graduate! To Carol Ann Snekenberg We are so proud of you Congratulations to you and to your classmates Love Mom Dad Congratulations to the class of 1985 Dr. Mrs. David H. Gordon Laurel, Eric and Jeffrey Chere Jacqueline, Felicitations et bonne chance au college. Papa, Maman et Andre 1 wish Raquel and her To Our Darling Daughter, Lourdes (“Lou ) and to the senior class happiness entire class of '85. The and success best is yet to cornel! Her Loving Congratulations! 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We may be far apart, but we are still together. — Unknown Stephanie — Amy — Thalia — Amy Congratulations to Pamela Sloves and the Graduating Class of 1985 Good Luck and best wishes for continued success Love, Dad, Diane, Jim, and Jeffrey 220 CONGRATULATIONS MARK and the CLASS of '85 LOVE. LIZ, HARRY. AND DAVID '83 WACHEN Congratulations Dana on your graduation Best Wishes for a Lifetime of Happiness and Success With all our love. Mom, Dad, and Ira To Wonderful Days! We Love You April. Mom, Dad, Jennifer 8 . Jake Good Luck to Steven and the Class of '85 THE CLASS OF '87 wishes THE CLASS OF '85 GOOD LUCK. HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE Robert, Barbara, and Jennifer Margolis To Gina Marchese, You've always put a smile in our hearts. We'll miss you! Congratulations and the best of luck to you and your friends. We Love You, Aunt Nina and Aunt Marcy CONGRATULATIONS TO ALEX HARROW AND THE CLASS OF '85 FROM BOB and CAROL BERNSTEIN SHARON HARROW and MIKE BERNSTEIN Marc Nabi, Congratulations to my Sunshine Best Wishes for the future Grandma Congratulations and Best Wishes To our darlings Lynn and Elissa, The last of the Darvin siblings, and the class of '85 Love. Howard Class of 1976 Marla Class of 1980 Kenneth Class of 1982 and Mom Dad 221 Congratulations and good luck to the class of 1985 with best wishes from two graduates of 1978 CLOTHIERS 734 Broadway N.Y., N.Y. 10003 (212) 505-5411 IF YOU THOUGHT WE WERE BAD IN HIGH SCHOOL ... — and this weeks addition to the Richard list — Hi Liza, is Ernest home? — Like a virgin — You need some downers, you're too excited. — He's playing with my head — Zebra striped sheets, uh! — A. Power — Kaya Women — Infatuation — We hate B.J.Q.'s — PACO, PACO. PACO. 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V� Hi illy Buffer's gs 4:1 ock-W- oll Bebels Z EjOs A PJS SDUk vvKo s f iaf Don't _____cheese 223 Congratulations to Stephanie and her friends in the class of '85. May all your wishes and dreams for the future be realized. Ann 8c Jim Sturiale Dear Amy Beth. Never stop being what you want to be. Congratulatons: Love always. Morris To Adam, Brad, Ned. Mickey. Marc, Paul, and John: Well, we made it guys. Thanks for all the great times and all the laughs. From the poker games to baseball drafts you guys are the greatest. Your buddy, Leroy P.S. Remember, if you can't be good, be good at it. GO CUBS! To KAREN GOTTLIEB and the class of '85 Our best wishes for much happiness and success in the future. With Love, Mom, Dad, 8c Dana Congratulations and best wishes to LISA and her special friend Gina and to the class of 1985 The best is yet to come! The Fluhrs, Margaret, Howard, and Allison ('88) 224 . To DANNY and the class of '85 Congratulations and Good Luck THE MEYERS FAMILY Dick, Barbara, David, Robbie, and Bernie Argy — Ho-la!«Como estas9 No. GTE!«Ming Hsu«10« 7,11.12.22.48 • Does your father ever answer the phone? • Masher STOMP!! • Let's blow up the lab• Quien eres? quien, quien. • soccer • It took me an hour to break into the « % locker! • hot dogs (w o mustard) • Did you forget your denim knuckles9 • The concert was so amazing! We saw the first O.D. of the night • Rebel lax • LBB • i.B. and A.M. • excellent, excellent • • managers • what are thos fuzzy white things? Are they clouds or what? • Are you in the mood for a good laugh? I got a 58 on the Spanish test • Amy • talk about TERRORS! • Year of the sheep (remember horse + snake disaster) • I'm allergic to Chinese food • Oh, I am a lumberjack and I'm OK • Next we have number four — Crunchy Frog. • Hey — is datta you face or didda you pants safall down? • I've got D power • Michael • I'd like to — the brains out of her (and he did) • Trip the cripple • Phant • Hi mr. Hamill — stop dribbling, Ree • cookies • The life of Laura • mini collection — gulp! • Cooch • weiny — HONK! • Do you have a tissure? What color? • hare krishna. hare krishna • It's a road trip! • funny • malakah • I can't get no (bebebe) sa-tis-fac-tion • Nothing comes between me and my Balducci's • eine-klein • hockey (as in ice) • appendix • we play ping-pong well, don't we? • archery • I think we need a Napoli • Sir Gallahad the Chased • Don't worry — World War I wasn't important anyhow • Somebody just told me that I got arrested in Allenwood Park last night • par-tie? • Maybe bathing suits are against his religion • Oh. those three gorgeous sons • swiftest • Judo — is it black belt or black eye? • zapato • I’ll just cry into my ice tea • Oh no. oh no. oh no. oh sh-t • I love bumblebee, bumblebee grapefruit • Who are you? • adio-click! • and last but not least — 111 see you “LA-tuh H — Bargy Joy and Lee You and me against the world Through thick and thin You've got a friend A sister is a forever friend Every day day is friendship day Our day — 365 days a year Good Luck T.G.I. Fridays, Click, Babbling, Emergency breakthrough, sleepovers, flea. Idiots, cupcakes, duts for all. White Castle, duts make the world turn, puggle and Blump, Cabbage Patch Kids, tofutti, blurting, goin' wild, discos, shopping sprees, baby voice, rirrrh! rocks, Montauk, always right, It's so important. You don't understand. You're gonna die. To You All From THE CLASS OF 1986 Best Friends Forever 1 love you Lee 1 love you Joy 225 Leeds Drug Store Congratulations to the Class of '85 For your convenience, we have opened two new locations: In Great Neck — 8 South Station MGM Drug Plaza (Next to Violette's) In Little Neck — 252-01 Northern Blvd. (One block west of Scobee Diner) ELAINE LINDA JACKIE o m ♦ m Z z The Girl's Varsity Club lD LU wishes the best of luck £ O' 3 to the graduating class of 1985 in the upcoming years § Z z LISAB KATHY SHERYL Congratulations to the Class of 1985! from Hunan Wok Chinese Restaraunt 4 Welwyn Road (across from post office) 482-8868 major credit cards accepted 226 Congratulations to Lee Marcus and the graduating Class of 1985. Love, Mom, Dad, Sue, Andy, and Max Dear Ann, Congratulations to you and the class of '85. We wish you much success and happiness and may all your dreams come true now and always. We are very proud of you, Ann. Much Love, Mom, Dad, Georgia, Gail, and Yiayia Congratulations and Best wishes for a wonderful future to MARC and the class of '85 Love, Mom, Dad, Jeffrey, and Todd The Nabi Family Congratulations to Linda. May all your dreams and wishes become realities. Love, Mommy, Daddy, Robin, and Michael 227 Gina Morchese. We love you!! Congratulations to Gina. Lisa, and the class of 1985!! Good Luck!! Love Always. Michelle. Marie, Lisonne, Grandma. Timmie. and Stephdnie Gind. you're the greotestlir Congrotulations to you ond your specie! friend. Lisd. Love ond lots of luck to the class of '85. — Mom — Lisa '85. Gina '85, Michelle. Marie '88 Congratulations to SANDY A. and class of '85 Frank, Stella, Jennifer, David SOPHIE, We wish you, and your classmates of the 1985 Senior Class, a precious heritage which can never be taken from you for the rest of your lives: Good health, a good upbringing, and a fine education. The future is yours! All our love. Mama and Papa To Lee, Square dance — Montauk — Fluff Flufflebuns — Lassiter — Fossils Partnees — J.L.B.G. — heaven Saturday nights — Malibu — Douglaston Best Friends — Maverick — Elton John ayteen — Together Dark Meadowbrook — Drive In Riverhead — November 18,1983 camping — Horse and carriage Camara — N.Y. Rebels All my love, always and forever, for you only, Jimbo P.S. I fluff you! 228 Always do right. This will gratify some people, and astonish the rest. Mark Twain best wishes... GREAT NECK DEPARTMENT STORE 73 Middle Neck Road, Great Neck Est. 1932 Wishing success to the leaders of tomorrow in the graduating class of 1985 THE WORLD OF TRADE WINDOW TOURS __ THE FRAME FACTORY LTD_________ 574 MIDDLENECK ROAD • GREAT NECK NY 11023 BEV WEISS (5161 482 744« INGRID COHEN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1985 230 GWEN PATTI E HILLARY VICKI ANNE MELISSA Don't walk in front of me I may not follow Don't walk behind me I may not lead Just walk beside me And be my friend. — Camus 231 A World of Success from all of us at CODA to all of you at Great Neck South CONGRATULATION TO THE CLASS OF '85 THE ADULT PROGRAM Great Neck Public Schools P x tet 'pecu Presenting Our Fall Collection of Fine Quality Furs Ready Made or Repairs custom designed Re-designed 12 So. Station Plaza. Great Meek (Am 4 from LIHHl 516 - 487-2245 GEORGE KASriS Monday-Saturday turning� by Appi 232 The Symbol of Quality and Excellence in Heating and Cooling Service Fuel Oil MASSARO BROS. INC. Serving your neighbors with Personalized Service. Over 55 Years with a Reputation which could not be surpassed in Total Energy Savings, Service and Comfort. People Dedicated To reducing Energy Costs 487-2930 724 MIDDLE NECK ROAD GREAT NECK, N.Y. YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY, MATT! CONGRATULATIONS Love, Mom, Mimi, and Jay KARYN, JEREMY, KAREN BUCK BUDDIES YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY, BABIES! CONGRATULATIONS TO PAM AND THALIA AND THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1985 Love, Mom Betty, Dad Jack, Jim, Dan, and Yuval Dan Alex Jon Jeremy Mark Matt Karyn Pam Ruth Karen Alison Thalia Congratulations and Good Luck to STEPHANIE WEISS and the class of 1985 Mom, Dad, 8r Liz Dear Linda, To the best sister a brother or sister could have. We love you. Robin and Michael Doc Rock and Queen Anne congratulate the class of 1985 Dear Dan, From parents who serve on the Court or at sea. If the score weren't love, whose ad would it be? Love, Mom and Dad 237 Congratulates the Class of 1985 4 Bond Street (516) 487-1333 Great Neck, NY OPES DAILY ■ 10 A M. 8 P M SATI PDA Y 10 A M. - 5 P M. CLOSED H EDSESDA Y 4 SUSDA) HuXtcO TUXEDO REM AI ASD SALES SISCE 1954 254 20 SORT HEPS BUD. LITTLE SECK. S.Y. II56) TOS} APMESIO (212) 425 2666 The graduating class of 1985 would like to wish the class of 1986 a senior year full of long vacations, lots of snowdays, and a hell of a lot of fun! LICENSED AND BONDED AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS SUNRISE GALLERIES LTD. 4 Rockaway Avenue Valley Stream New York 11580 ANTIQUES ... COLLECTIBLES .. INVESTMENTS eat neck •pe setting ijpesign 81 Middleneck Road Great Neck. NY 11021 (516) 487-2811 Phone: (516) 568-1000 ALAN S. ERLICHMAN Congratulations to LAURA and the class of 1985. We Love You, Mom, Dad, Elise, Seamus, and Pam Congratulations class of '85 From an ex-classmate Wendy Rolfe 238 239 WORKIN' HARD ... Aw, the baaaby; Shoo-shoo, Yip-yahoo; Whose bike is that?; Gibson Stinks!; I ought to stick my hand up your @ $; Spud; Meister-busters; Beer Terminator; TuborGram; Ned Factor; Cield Bet; Yale-huh?; Nahood!; I'm sooooo bored; Wanna bet?; Leroy; I mean ...; Cubs Win! Cubs Win!; Rube; Fat-huh?; Yeah, look at the score; Hoo-hoo Brad; WHACK; Stop flexing; Hit him Ned!; What's wrong with your pants?; Beer frame; The Islanders won the Stanley Cup; I know Karate!!; No biggy; Bradford; J-Crew; That's the pass line; GLICKi; Oh, my knee; Al Oliver!?!; Houston Oilers 1; I'll give you Green for Murray; R-O-N-G, WRONG; I wanna get trashed; Hey, Mickey; John's on the lay-away plan; YOU WIN; If Dallas loses this game, I don't think they can win the Super Bowl; L.T.; Banked foul shots?; What fell out of the shirt, Leroy?; Nice Porsche; Nyaah-Nyaah-Ppbbfft; BK; What do we need the balloon for?; O.E. for Snowy; Yupl; J2; STOP STUDYING!!; Quiche!; Yeth; Ned-duh; Shut-Up-Youl; Oh, suuuure; Baron; The difference between us is ... I'm competitive; Chhallo; How's my hair?; Mazda—the ultimate in car experience; The Battleship; Paul, close the window!; Dodge Dart Demon; Ooooooh, I ought to give you such a WHACK; Wait, I'm an electrician!; The Economist; Bend over and it's all over! Ned Mike Marc Brad Jahn Lee Paul Adam STUDENTS OPPOSE COURT RULING ON CAFETERIA FOOD —they maintain that it is SOT edible On Mav 15. ihc highest court in the nation condoned the school cafeteria's calling what they sene food. I he Supreme Court ruled six to three in la or of the cafeteria. Said Supreme Court Justice Warren Burger on the decision. “Many people say that South's food is not suitable lor pigs, but we believe it is. ’ There have been several complaints attributed to cafeteria food and its properties. One is the evacuation of the English and Foreign Language corridors when they are downwind. In a food light last March, one student was rushed by ambulance to the emergency room ol North Shore University Hospital for stitches when he was hit withajello cube There have been numerous complaints ol upset stomachs, heartburn, nausea and dizziness. A spokesperson lor the cafeteria attributes these to nuclear bomb tests in Russia. She remarked. “It's the lault ol the Sov iets. I hey are developing weapons to pulverize us and. in Q Have you ever choked on cafeteria food? Yes 499 So 1 Q. Have you ever vomited cafeteria food? 499 1 Q Have you ever had food poisoning from cafeteria food? 499 1 Q. Have you eve received a concussion from flying cafeteria food? 499 1 Q. Have you or any one you know ever died from cafeteria food? 499 1 the process, they are sickening the stomachs ol America's youth. She stated that people always criticize cafeteria food. She cited Will Rogers I here are three things in life that arc certain death, taxes and jokes about cafeteria food. She continued. “It's something you have to live with. I don’t see why students are having so much trouble with that...Everyone has to know what his individual body can handle. Not anyone can eat Shepherd's Pic. Students generally disagree with cafeteria officials. Most have witnessed scenes too ghastly to repeat. Some ol the less revolting ones include that ol a grease lire in the milk, last November. In another case, one student said he thought he heard clucking coming Irom his order of sciambled eggs. This reporter could only find one student to agree with cafeteria officials on certain points. Junior Piggo Food face commented. “I wish my mother could cook lood like this I love the food here. And the price! It’s a bargain by anyone's standards.” In a survey ol 500 students. The Southerner determined that most students find cafeteria lood not only unlit lor human consumption, but also cruel and unusual punishment for crimes never committed. Hje Southerner CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1985 FREEDOM Of EXPRESSION: Southerner editors practice their first ammrndmrnt rights in South's East Gy m. Pictured are: (top to bottom, left to right! Matt “W ho stole my paper?” Quitkin. Mary “Are we hating fun yet? Raffalli. Mark 'See you at the Super Bowl Wachen. Karen Is the year over yet?” (.ottlieh, Paul More cool than people should be allowed to be” Rubin, Ruth Rachel Pomeranl I andsherg. Pam Stunning looks Moves, Jeremy “Stunned by looks Boat. Alex Elyn Grossman” Harrow, Stacy Happy with Harvard ( ohen, Michael “Look Ma, no cavities Sanders, David I'm still here” (.luck, and l ed Hat making contest winner Pascaru. Lost: Pattie Cooper, Alison I ried. Richard Mack, Lee Marcus, and Keren Solomon. The Southerner would like to extend its congratula- tions to the entire class of 1985. We would especially like to congratulate our 15 graduating staff members: Matt, Mary, Mark. Stacy, Karen. Pattie. Paul, Richard. Ted, Pam. Jeremy. Alison. Lee, Michael, and Keren. Fac- ulty Advisor Jim Johnson said, “I find myself both surprised and relieved that they are finally graduating.” Business Advisor Carol Chaitkin followed this up by saying, “They never will graduate until I see some ad money.” Business editor Pam Slovcs. calling from her island in the Caribbean defended herself by saying. “I don't sec what the big deal is; we didn't make that much money from ads. anyway. Why do you think I know where the money is? Why do they always ask me where the money is? The editors-in-chief do not feel that the ad situation is a real problem. After the ceremonies of renaming the Eiffel lower the Quilkin Tower. Matt Quitkin re- marked. “The ads weren't worth that much. This thing has been completely blown out of proportion.” Jets owner. Mark Wachcn said. “I have no comment on the situation—Call my lawyers. As for the reason for his sudden purchase of a football team, he added. ”1 needed a tax belter. Also, now I won't have miss all those away games. Mary Ralalli. w ho just completed her autobiography. How made an Editorship into a Million Bucks, staled. “There is no need for an investigation to locate the missing money. 240 Congratulations to Linda Gitman Be? ' V, ' Tokey Hill- the best in the world stated by OFFICIAL _ KARATE . MAGAZINE ' 1980- A.A.U. WORLD CHAMPION CAPT. U.S. NAT L A.A.U. KARATE TEAM • Childrens • Teens • Women «Mm i fret Trial Lesson • Free Uniform with 6 Months Registration fa THE KARATE CENTER OF CHAMPIONS 42 03 235rti Si . Oou Uston NT 11363 1718 225 4411 The Family's Night Out at The Chateau Garden Introducing Our New Family Menu Combination Platters Quality and Quantity At An Excellent Price” Complete Dinners at Chateau Garden Choice of Appetizer: Crabmeat Cocktail, Stuffed Eggplant, Baked Clams, Stuffed Mushroom Or Soup Du Jour and Salad, Vegetable or Potato Entree Dessert and Coffee From $9.95 To $13.95 A La Carte Entrees Also Available As Well As Our Children's Menu CHATEAU GARDEN FAMILY RESTAURANT 132 Middle Neck Rd.. Great Neck 516 466-6480-1 MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED CATERING FACILITIES AVAILABLE Congratulations to Elaine and the class of 1985 Love, Mom, Andrew '81, Christine '84 We love high school. We are Tom Cruise ana Molly Ringwald, We never want to graduate. College stinks. We like Scobee and town and getting trashed We work at food stores and clothes stores and pizza places. We fail our first road tests and crash up our first cars. We cut six out of eight classes a day. We don't really plan on taking the AP test. We watch The Breakfast Club and county swim meets. We worry about prom dates and gossip We think we want to be doctors and lawyers and famous celebrities. We drive BMW's and Mercedes and Dodge Darts, We can't wait to leave Great Neck but we don't want to work. We like to have parties and avoid We make fun of Michael Jackson and Walter Mondale. We can't stand the librarians who can't stand us back. We like McDonald's and Meister Brew and Mr. Econ. We blow off tests and forget about finals. We like to play. 242 “Though our meeting was brief. Congratulations to our the impression was deep graduating members and to the entire class of Congratulations and best of 1985 from the Government Club. all wishes to the Class of 1985 from the Class of 1988. The BAA would like to wish the class of 1985 success and happiness in the future. “Play hard — Play fair — Nobody hurt Hi Tech (516) 466-5885 1 hour photo Monday-Friday 7:30 am - 7:30 pm Saturday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Sunday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm 27 N. Station Plaza. Great Neck BEST WISHES NORTHERN BOULEVARD COR. LITTLE NECK PARKWAY LITTLE NECK. NEW YORK 11363 243 Congratulations to Bonnie Fallon and the Class of 1985 FOX HOLLOW INN Lunch, Dinner, Late Supper 12:00 Noon thru 2:00 A.M. 7725 Jericho Tpke. Woodbury, 1.1. (516) wai -iais To Esther and the Class of 1985: Congratulations on graduation, Best wishes for the future, Be All That You Can Be! Love Forever, Daddy, Mommy, Paul and Charles Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 GLEN HEAD HORSE FARM, INC. GLEN COVE ROAD, OLD BROOKVILLE. N V LESSONS • BOARDING • SALES HORSE SHOW FACILITIES TOM FALLON 516676-9790 Shut up. Big Bootee “Big Bootay ... Tay, Tay' Eric, Jeremy, Mark — Team Banzai Parties 1-4 Frosty The City The Cars The deal Sleepover A.M. Gary Hart Fag Barbecue Baskin-Robbins Sunglasses Friends forever, Jessica Kim Am. Is this fencing or archery? Marc, stop pacing and get to wortd” 'The deadline is when?l What are those holes In the ceiling?” Does anyone have any gum?” “How late are you gonna be here?” How much Is the yearbook gonna cost?” — Notoble Quotables — To Marc, Josh, Ann, Linda, Pam, Paul, and all the other editors: HELL of a job!!! 244 The Vista Editors congratulate the Members of the class of 1985, wishing them great success and happiness in all their future endeavors. Sincerest gratitude and heartfelt thanks to Bob Shallow and Nancy Chauvin for all their support and tolerance throughout the year — THE VISTA EDITORS — P.S. Sorry for the gray hairs 245 To The Class of 19 '5 June 3X5 Dear Class, Our lime has finally arrived. We are Ihe graduating class of 19X5. Four years have elapsed since we first entered this winding maze of hallways. Time's passage was indeed rapid. As we make the transition into the real world” our feelings are of a mixed nature. We are happy, in the sense that there is a bold world ahead of us, with people to meet and dreams to conguer. But alas, we are saddened by the thought that our X:00 AM to 2:30 PM days will slip into mere memory. Within our high school careers lie the elements of transition from childhood to adulthood. Our high school experiences on both academic and social levels have helped us grow as human beings. In June when we go our separate ways, we will be leaving with a diploma and this yearbook. It is here, on the f ages of the yearbook, that the Vista Editors and Staff have attempted to preserve the essence of high school. It represents the activities you have participated in, the faculty that has guided you, and those that you have grown up with. We hope that as you reminisce through the pages of this yearbook, each picture may bring a smile to your face as you are enveloped by the memory rt provokes. Your Vista Yearbook is the culmination of hundreds of hours of hard work by many dedicated people. Without their dedication, talent, and enormous effort there would not be a yearbook. We greatly thank the following: Linda Grtman and Ann Chokas — It is hard to express our feelings of gratitude towards you guys. Your HO% commitment to the yearbook has made rt what rt is. It would have been impossible to complete rt without you. Thank you for everything, especially for putting up with us. Paul Rubin — Much thanks to a hard-nosed guy. Without you, we would have been an unorganized mess without pictures. Pam Sloves — Thanks for a fabulous job. Your help was invaluable. Lee Marcus — Thanks for a fabulous job of getting those desperately needed ads for us and for setting the new ad record. Richard Misiano and Lisa Morrone — You came at the right time and made your section shine. Thank you. Lorin Prince, Raguel Mazon, and Dan Blitz — Thanks for your help and commitment. Jon Telsey, Ted Pascaru, and Chris Alonge — Much appreciation for your day before deadline help. Adam Pace — Thanks for hanging out and cracking us up once in a while. The Staff— Thanks for your help. You were an asset to the book. Nancy Chauvin — Your help with business in addition to everything else was greatly appreciated and invaluable. Robert Shallow — Thanks for believing in us throughoutthe year as well as for being a great advisor and an even better friend. Elaine Stone — Your help in the Main Office was invaluable. Thank you. Gilbert Blum — Thanks for making Great Neck South an unforgettable educational experience. Neil Finkston — Much thanks to a great guy. Your help was invaluable, Big Guy. We hope that Ife brings you the best of everything: happiness, success, and peace. May all your dreams come true. See you at the reunion. t ICast 33UiII anir {Testament Danny Blitz and Jon Telsey — new haircuts Esther Calabretta — a tutor for Vista layouts and instructions on how to crop Ann Chokas — gum, cats and more cats, a good picture of herself, a Volks- wagon convertible, another editorship, a Vista Beanie KarynGeller and Karen Gottlieb —another broken clubs appointment, each other Linda Gitman — pez, a letter from and a phone call to N.F., a good night's sleep. The Official Gitman Pen, another editorship, a Vista Beanie Steve Hillery — “i'll be in tomorrow Josh Levinson — holes in the ceiling, “You got it , a back seat, a Lamborghini Countach, a Vista Beanie Lee Marcus — Monday being part of the weekend, a professional car thief, a new briefcase Raquel Mazon and Lorin Prince — a new Vista picture, more baby pictures to crop and more quotes to lay out Thalia Meron — “It's 4:30,1 wanna go home , chewels, diet coke, a date with Mel Gibson Richard Misiano — an untouched candid section, another pair of pink boxer shorts to chill out of his baggies Lisa Morrone — a locker free of old lunch bags, W.W. Marc Nabi — another deadline to worry about, a date with Heather Thomas, a tread mill, verbosity, a Vista Beanie Adam Pace — another chance to become an editor Ted Pascaru — another ruined lunch period Michael Sanders — athlete of the month Pam Sloves—tofutti, a Verol aerobics class, Richard Gere, and acceptance to Wharton Vista Staff — who? Gil Blum — “Please disregard the fire gongs Nancy Chauvin — a day at a health spa, less work and worry Neil Finkston — a perennial editorship on Vista, an excuse to work on the book, , a Vista Beanie Maureen Newman — Orwellian monitors Al Ruesch — volume control for his ties, maybe next year . Robert Shallow — a new car to talk about, another class like ours . GNS Faculty — thanks, it's been real The Class of 1985 — memories, good luck and this yearbook J 247 ! 248