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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1986 volume:

•f i«.� -� • y H 1 «. . !Av yj sjK mm I ALV Wia lOSeAA PEl. PEP RALLY 17 WILLIAM A. SHINE, Superintendent of Schools Great Neck Public Schools Great Neck New York 11020 PHONE 916 462-8690 Pmipp Administration Building 349 Lakcvillc Roao WILLIAM A. SHINE Supumntinocnt or Schools January 13, 1986 Dear Graduates: The publication of this yearbook—so aptly named Vista '86 —is one of many exciting events in the life of a high school senior. It captures the essence of your years at Great Neck South High School: your education, your extracurricular activities, your friendships with fellow students, teachers, and staff members. In the years to come, it will be a fitting reminder of your schooling in one of the finest secondary institutions in the country. Each of you, as individuals within the Class of 1986, has already made a significant contribution to your school, your family, and your community. Now it is time to reach for loftier vistas—in higher education and in the working place. When you come together again, perhaps at a reunion ten or twenty years from now, we hope your lives will be full and that your memories of Great Neck South High School will be important and indelible. Heartiest congratulations and the best of luck! 18 William A. Shine Superintendent of Schools ASSISTANTS TO THE SUPERINTENDENT HERBERT ISAAC, Secondary Schools ZITA AREMAN, Elementary Schools EDWIN C. GROSHANS, Business BOARD OF EDUCATION left-right: Constance P. McNichol, Robert Rosenthal. President Donald L. Ashkenase, Lawrence Gross, Vice President Mona Fuchs. PARENT-TEACHER-STUDENT ASSOCIATION Left-right: Esther Oriol. Magda Liakes. Henry Levitt, Rady Bruell. Sitting: Amy Orange, Rochelle Grossman. 19 GILBERT BLUM. Principal EACH YEAR I TRY TO EXPRESS THE FEELINGS OF THE FACULTY TO THE GRADUATING CLASS. IT IS DIFFICULT BEING UNIQUE, SINCE OUR WISHES REMAIN THE SAME. OUR HOPES FOR A BETTER WORLD REST IN YOUR HANDS. THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT. OUR WORLD IS THE BEST THAT HUMANKIND HAS KNOWN. YET, THERE REMAIN GROSS INJUSTICES, DEPRIVATION, PREJUDICE, STARVATION AND VIOLATIONS OF HUMAN AND CIVIL RIGHTS. YOU HAVE THE TOOLS TO HELP. WE HOPE THAT YOU HAVE THE DESIRE AS WELL. REACH OUT TO THOSE IN NEED AND TO THOSE LESS FORTUNATE. THE JOY OF GIVING AND HELPING CANNOT BE SURPASSED. WE HOPE THAT YOU FEEL THE WARMTH OF YOUR ACTIONS. OUR EFFORTS HAVE BEEN DEVOTED TO HELPING YOU DEAL WITH THE FUTURE. IF WE HAVE FAILED IT IS NOT THROUGH LACK OF TRYING. FINALLY, THE ENTIRE FACULTY WISHES FOR EACH OF YOU HAPPY AND USEFUL LIVES. 20 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS PAUL RUPFF RUDOLPH KNAPP DEANS MAUREEN NEWMAN, Students ROBERT DeKOFF, Special Programs EILEEN KEHOE 21 SECRETARIES Geraldine Pentecost, Marianne Truglio, (sitting) Mary Ingham. Elaine Stone CATHY COWLES GUIDANCE DEPT. JOSEPH ZANCHELLL DEPT. HEAD BARBARA EDELSTEIN ANDREA BLOOMFIELD ROBERT PADDOCK SECRETARIES NURSE SANDY MORRONE. GLADYS WILLIAMS. PAT MURPHY JACQUELINE TUTT PSYCHOLOGISTS PHYLLIS STEINER TOM MATTIA, GUIDANCE LESTER SHEA SOCIAL WORKER SHIRLEY SARACHEK ENGLISH DEPT ROBERT HOWELL ANN RUESCH MARCIA WEINBERG SUE DILLMAN ALFRED RUESCH, DEPT. HEAD SUSAN STONE LARAINE BANKA 1 RICHARD DORFMAN LYNN MANOUVRIER 24 CAROL CHAITKIN WILLIAM BIEL MAUREEN NEWMAN CARMEN CUADRADO L_ K «T JAMES JOHNSON LIBRARY CECILE SARETSKY, DEPT. HEAD ANN KATZEN Missing Photo: DAPHNE NUSSBAUM, SECRETARY 25 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. NATE EPSTEIN NANCY CHAUVIN MARC ROSS, DEPT. HEAD FRANK BATEMARCO GAIL PARTOYAN CONRAD CARDIELLO DONALD SAMUELS ROBERT SHALLOW BUSINESS EDUCATION CATHERINE HAYDEN, DEPT. HEAD LYNN SIBOVITS OLGA SCILEPPI LINDA BRACKEN JOSEPHINE GOLDBERG MATHEMATICS DEPT ROBERT SILVERSTONE DOROTHY MEVORAH ALBERT CAVALLARO KAREN BURDEN JAMES ECON 28 JEFFREY FEIGENSON BRIGITTE SAUNDERS PATRICIA HUGO JAMES KAELIN MATH LAB MATH CENTER MARIE SACCO JOYCE BERNSTEIN 29 SCIENCE DEPT LEWIS LOVE. DEPT. HEAD PHILIP MOGUL HENRY LEVITT JOHN CAVE IRWIN POLLOCK MIRIAM SCHORR PHILIP WHITE VICKI MERTEN 30 ROBERT ABRAMS RICHARD POWELL RALPH POSTIGLIONE ELLEN VIGNEAUX JERALD LEVINE 31 LEONIE RUBIN AUGUSTA ISACSON. Instructional Aide LANGUAGE DEPT. ARIANE BEITLER CHRISTINE MONTLLOR VLADIMIR RUS. DEPT. HEAD ANTHONY PONTONE ELLEN SHIELDS FRANCES BARTHOLOMEW NANCY ROSADO JOHN SAVELS JACOB JULIUS 32 CLAIR HYER-SHUMAN KAREN FARAGUNA TESOL KEN MATHIEU WRITING LAB JOAN LOEB EILEEN SMITH ROSLYN TALBOT READING PROGRAMS SELENA SMITH NANCY JACOBSON HARRIET SHINDLER. ADMINISTRATIVE TEACHER 33 PHYSICAL EDUCATION STEVEN LIEBERTZ DORIS McMAHON. dept. head, athletic director NEIL GEDERBERG MINA MAISH ROBERT BARATTA, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR HEALTH GERALD DAVIS, DEPT. HEAD JANE CALLAGHAN 14 ART DEPT. ANN MARIE LEHMAN FRANK ROGERS LOUISE HIMELFARB. DEPT. HEAD DRAMA ROBERT PRINTZ TERRYL LAWRENCE ALAN LEHRMAN MUSIC HOME ECONOMICS DIANE MARTINDALE, STUART JOSEPH DEPT. HEAD ANDREA TRAGER, DEPT HEAD 35 INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT MARY RYAN, DEPT. HEAD JACOB JULIUS ILENE DE RISO RONALD MALAZZO RESOURCE ROOM JUDY GOLDSTEIN AMY HOFFMAN ARLENE FROM INDUSTRIAL ARTS PAUL MEYER ROBERT DEKOFF, DEPT. HEAD MICHAEL MEAD AUGUST BARTELS AUDIO VISUAL ADELE FELDMAN, COORDINATOR DRIVERS EDUCATION SALVATORE SERPE. DEPT. HEAD RICHARD SADLO 37 Babes of ’68 Grads of ’86 ANSWERS TO BABY PICTURES . . . 1. Daniel Max 2. Dina Bakhash 3. Michelle Frank 4. Anthony Urciuoli 5. Maxine Abrahams 6. Vanessa Trezza 7. Mark Viesta 8. Andrew Salvemini 9. Erinn Duffy 10. Calvin Yu 11. Ilene Weiss 12. Johnny Im 13. Leslie Kay 14. Edwin Mizrahi 15. Alyssa Glick 16. Billy Millman 17. Susan Cutrofello 18. Ted Merwin 19. Cheryl Skerritt 20. Ezra Talmatch 21. Mohoko Eguchi 22. Michael Weinberger 23. Diana Gaines 24. Dennis Tangeloff 25. Suzanne Singer 26. David Ronn 27. Joy Levinson 28. Barry Benjamin 29. Laurie Weinstein 30. Peter Marino 31. Kim Kleber 32. Eric Dali 33. Barbara Rothstein 34. Elyn Grossman 35. Robert Texeira 36. Sofia Ziegler 37. Hai Jung Chung 38. Joshua Davidson 39. Theresa Williams 40. Angie Garfunkel 41. Michael Tow 42. Jeehyun Lim 43. Danielle Alexander 44. Sandra Espinoza 45. Eva de Haro 46. Matt Spagnoli 47. Liz Korey 48. Chris Longiaro 49. Anthony Viola 50. Amy Meyerson 51. Connie Cambardella 52. Michael King 53. Leslie Hicks 54. Elizabeth Froclich 55. Josh Sherman 56. Debby Goldstein 57. Gary Rossen 58. Lauren Zavier 59. Mark Margolin 60. Lisa Colatosti 61. Mark Shar 62. Risa Tenzer 63. Paul Brzozowski 64. Nicky Alperstein 65. Danny Basileo 66. Susan Marra 67. Jordan Orange 68. Ruma Datta 69. Josh Lukeman 70. Sandy Valle 71. Michael Stem 72. Diane Darwish 73. Nobue Kitaguchi 74. Cathy Farley 75. Valerie Hocsch 76. Erik Ferrar 77. Becky Liberman 78. Norma Kinchloe 79. Helen Leavitt 80. Cary Granat 81. Minnie Park 82. Laura Levine 83. Jill Schimel 84. Lisa Palmieri 85. Mark Berke 86. Dcidre Loewengart 87. Eli Janncs 88. Jessie Spero 89. Linda Prestol 90. Tina Toback 91. Estela Tommasicllo 92. Jeeyoon Lim 93. Melissa Healy 94. Joey Lee 95. Jennifer Alma 96. Stephen Greene 97. Laura Stegle 98. Jessica Gallo 99. Miriam Schwab 100. Patrick Collie 101. Hi Soo Kim 102. Tina Chaudhry 103. Michelle Gropper 104. Howard Rosenbaum 105. Ozana Rachmut 106. Sarah Reines 107. Amy Fakterowitz 108. Dorn Cervi 109. Marci Lemer 110. Erik Rimolovski 111. Julie Lubin 112. Jeff Reich 113. Laura Siegel 114. Andrew Boico 115. Laurie Cohen 116. Anthony Tricario 117. Leslie Boorstien 118. David Gluck 119. Rachel Maeroff 120. Chris Adamo 121. Marissa Joinson 122. Michael Barnett 123. Diane Policastro 124. Doug Roland 125. Beth Feldman 126. Joey Tricario 127. Elyse Epstein 128. Josh Markfield 129. Deborah Feldheim 130. Michael Winston 131. Elain Freeman 132. Joe Torrisi 133. Marisol Espinoza 134. Adam Schlcssinger 135. Mesissa Boskoff 136. Chris Millivoi 137. Alicia Pasternack 138. Chris Gee 139. Amy Mendel 140. Kamyar Ghazvini 141. 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Pink Floyd 50 JENNIFER ALMA Seventeen springs and summers gone; cartwheels lost to car wheels through town, take your time, it won't be long ‘til you drag your feet to slow the circles down. DAVID ALTMAN NICOLA ALPERSTEIN The man who injures a total stranger is guilty of a crime. hut there's no word to describe the man who wants only to injure his friends. Petronius JACKIE AMEN For long you live, and high you fly and smiles you'll give and tears you cry. And all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be.” Pink Floyd 51 DANIEL BASILEO MICHAEL BARNETT “ Let us be thankful for the fools; but for them. the rest of us. could not succeed. MELISSA BEHRMAN So many adventures couldn't happen today. So many songs we forgot to play. So many dreams swinging out of the blue . Why don't they come true? FRANK BERCHOFF There is no conversation more boring than one where everybody agrees. BARRY BENJAMIN Its just a fantasy, it's not the real thing. But sometimes a fantasy is all you need. 52 Billy Joel ALISA BERGMAN Life is not a path to be followed but rather a road to be built. SHARI BIRNBACH It's a very very mad world. Tears For Fears TRACEY BERNSTEIN So we beat on. boats against the current, home back Ceaselessly into the past. F. Scott Fitzgerald ANDREW BOICO MARCUS BERKE Every time you win. you're reborn. When you lose, you die a little. Marcus Allen JULIE BLAINE When you understand how much you don't understand, you're beginning to get an understanding. Understand . Unknown 53 ANNE BOMSER “Lost time can never be regained. Mark Twain LESLIE BOORSTEIN “Don’t be dismayed at goodbyes. A farewell is necessary before you meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. Illusions. Richard Bach MARINA BONILLA MELISSA BOSKOFF For I dipped into the future. far as the human eye can see. saw the vision of the world, and all the wonder that would be . . . Alfred. Lord Tennyson JUSTIN BROWNSTEIN Early it starts, and quickly it ends. Sobeforeitistoolatc. I thank you alI. my friends. You made it more than great. ALAN BRANDFON Somewhere there’s a place, a road without a sign. I'm standing at the gate in a dream from out of time. The Hooters 54 PAUL BRZOZOWSKI CONNIE CAMBARDELLA You never find anything when you need it. and you never need anything when you find it. Rapcon ALISA CARLINO Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. James Matthew Bame STEVEN BRUEFACH We arc all just prisoners here of our own device. The Eagles JESSICA CAGGIANO People — staring at your clothes — I can’t take it anymore. the Ramones ANGELA BURROUGHS Is this the end? New Edition JOSEPH CERRATO GRETA CHANIN ’ A Inend is someone who can see through you and still like the show. GLORIA CHEN TINA CHAUDHRY Toto, I don’t think we're in Kansas anymore. Dorothy 56 WAYLEE CHEN So many adventures couldn't happen today, so many songs we forgot to play. so many dreams swinging out of the blue — Let them come true! Forever Young. Alphaville LISA COLATOSTI Everybody has a place and time . chances to live . . needs to find. We all got something we care about • • • I propose you find it out. Billy Squicr 57 PATRICK COLLIE ERIC DALI Only the strong shall survive. U. of Arizona Football RUMA DATTA In this promised land, fire burning in our hands, realize your fantasy, keep the faith, live the dream with every step you take. Burning youth won't wait. EVA deHARO The dictionary is the only place where success comes before work. Arthur Brisbane JOSHUA DAVIDSON This team has shown me ways to I couldn't believe. Can’t anyone here play this game?” Casey Stengel looking over his Amazin’ Mets” 58 CARLOS DeLaROSA ROSANNA DcROCCHIS You can tum this world around and bring back all of those happy days. Put your troubles down. It’s time to celebrate. ROBERT DELGADO ERINN DUFFY The greatest thing in this world is not where we arc. but in what direction we are moving. Nothing is invincible. Sling 59 STEPHANIE DiBARI ANN MARIE DURANTE MAHOKO EGUCHI • Dreams are my reality. The only kind of real fantasy. Illusions are a common thing. 1 try to live in a dream. It seems as if it were meant to be.” ELYSE EPSTEIN It's not what life does with you. it's what you do with life. Today MARISOL ESPINOZA It’s co-cxisience or no-existence. Bertrand Russell AMY FAKTEROWITZ For after all life is a great race and what are we but runners. Chariots of Fire W) SANDRA ESPINOSA DEBORAH FELDHEIM It’s the free thinkers like Zonker who give the rest of society a basis for some kind of hope and faith in the future. Skip the P.O W ANGELIQUE FEBLES 61 NICOLE FENTON MICHELLE FRANK I never think of the future. It comes soon enough. Albert Einstein ELIZABETH FROELICH The old believe everything; the middle-aged suspect everything; the young know everything. Oscar Wilde ELAIN FREEMAN Moments pass and time moves on. but dreams remain just as long as there’s dreamers. Dennis DeYoung DIANA GAINES “Get that camera out of my face. I've got nothing to say.” 62 CHRISTOPHER GEE The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams. It s heaven and hell, so take it easy and watch your dreams come true. VANESSA GIANNONE You are only young once. and if you work it right. once is enough. 63 ALISSA GLICK Feelings that don't show on the face lie on the heart Sholem Aleichem RON GINOR But my heart never felt for anyone, so now I'm leaving to find the answer on my own . . . later. Elton John LILY GIORDANO I can't die. I’m booked. George Bums DEBRA GOLDSTEIN It doesn’t matter if this all shatters. Nothing lasts forever, but I'm praying that we're staying together Depeche Mode ANDREW GOLDBERGER True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in worth and choice. Ben Jonson DAVID GLUCK You don't run to come in second.” Unsigned KENNETH GOLDSTEIN I don 't know w hether I have sexual magnetism or animal magnetism but sometimes I find a squirrel stuck to my forehead. Emo Phillips CARL GRAIFF IAN GRAHAM ' 'Confucius say: Girl who pulls tongue out of shoe, gets what she deserves. CAROLINA GONZALEZ Best: When the sun refuses to shine 1 will still be lovin’ you. When mountains crumble to the sea there will still be you and me. CARY GRANAT The materialistic person invites a sociological study as well as a humanistic perspective of themselves, and we as the onlookers are fools for studying them. 65 MICHELE GROPPER There is great beauty in life. too. The wonder of friends, the wonder of life, the capacity for laughter. Henry Park Petrakis ELYN GROSSMAN To remember the past; To live the present; To trust the future Unknown ALLISON HALL “You can’t turn back the clock. But you can wind it up again. LISA HAZIRJIAN Slow down you crazy child, you’re so ambitious for a juvenile. But then if you’re so smart, tell me why you are still so afraid? Billy Joel AMY HAMBURG I need a break y all, I can’t take this place. I feci locked up and I wanna Escape. Whodini SHARON HARROW No man is innocent and no man may therefore judge others from a standpoint of righteousness Albert Camus MELISSA HEALY Never give up on a good ihing. remember what makes you happy If love is what you got, you got a lot. George Benson MAURA HECHT Smile and the whole world smiles with you. Cry and you cry alone. Warren Stavis ANDREW HECHT 67 NEIL HICKS ELISA JANNES Take a rigftt at the light. Keep going’ straight until night. And then boy. you’re on your own. The Boss JAMES KADNAR I’m the type of guy who likes to roam around. Never in one place. never in one town. I roam from place to place. I roam from town to town 'cause I’m a wanderer. ■ LESLIE KAY What do you mean your guess is as good as mine, my guess is a hell of a lot better than your guess. Original DAVID KAUFMAN It’s been the best of times . . . It’s been the worst of times . . . But mostly the best. 6X CHAE WOO KIM MICHAEL KING Time and love cure all. Unknown 69 LIZ KOREY The best is yet to come — this is only the beginning and we've only just begun. ANDREW KOLODNY KIMBERLY KLEBER Nothing good lasts forever, and at the same time, nothing bad does either. MICHAEL KUPIETZ “Man. when you're in the middle of nowhere . . . I really gotta tell ya . . . you're in the middle of nowhere. The Bum with the Bandaid on his head JASON KOLODNY Gimme a break. Warner Wolff ANTHONY LASALA The truth hurts but lies will kill you. Baretta 70 HELEN LEAVITT Take your time, think a lot. Why. think of everything you've got. for you may be here tomorrow, but your dreams mav not. Cat Stevens 71 KEITH LEHRER LAURA LEVINE You don't have to die to go to heaven. HELENE LIAKEAS JOY LEVINSON REBECCA LIBERMAN Docs anybody remember laughter? Led Zeppelin JEEYOON LIM As storm following storm, and wave succeeding wave, give additional value to the pearl, the hardships of life add force to the character of men. JEEHYUN LIM Life, to be deep and strong, must be touched by sadness, as sunlight is sweetest when softened by shadows. 72 WENDY LIPPE They're always proving who we are; always reaching tor that rising star. To guide us far and bring us home — We re out there on our own. Fame CHRISTINE LONGIARU The answer my friend is Mowin' in the w ind The answer is Mowin' in the wind. Bob Dylan DEIRDRE LOEWENGART What shall we use to fill the empty space where we use to talk How shall I fill the final places, how shall I complete the wall . . . Pink Floyd JOSHUA LUKEMAN A fool once searched for fire w ith a candle in his hand; had he known what fire was he could have cooked rice much sooner. 73 Socn Roshi ABDOLLAH MAGHSOUDLOO JOSH MARKFIELD To serve, to strive, and not to yield. Colorado Outward Bound School 74 BARBARA MATISIC Sometimes you just gotta say “WHAT THE HECK! Risky Business BARBARA MAZURKIEWICZ Hold on to your dreams, don’t ever give in. Hold on to your dreams, though they seem far away, those dreams will come true somehow some way. HOWARD MAY Life is a scries of hello's and goodbye's. I’m afraid it’s time for goodbye again. Billy Joel 75 FRANK McCARTON I haven't yet done everything, but by the time I'm finished. I won't have missed much. If I auger in tomorrow, it won’t be with a frown on my face AMY MENDEL They stumble that run fast. Shakespeare Every exit is an entry somewhere. Tom Stoppard CHRISTOPHER MILLEVOI AMY MEYERSON Memories arc more indelible than ink. BILLY MILLMAN EDWIN MIZRAHI RENEE MOTT KARL MUHLBAUER We can make change We can build culture We have the chance We can he modem Romans. IAN MURPHY Women — Can't live with 'em. Can't kill ’em Frank Pumilla MICHELLE ODANI Yes. there arc two paths you can go by. but in the long run. there’s still time to change the road you run Led Zeppelin HISAO NAKANISHI The thing that you do or want to do. is the thing that you must fully understand. 77 i JORDAN ORANGE “ You only know how far you can go when you' vc gone loo far . ” MINNIE PARK Fame is ihc scentless sunflower, with a gaudy crown of gold; but friendship is the breathing rose, with sweets of every fold. Anonymous DOUG PERLSON You can tune a guitar, but you can't tune a fish. RED ALICIA PASTERNACK Yesterday is your past; Today is your future — Because your tomorrow is unknown. LISA PALMIERI No one can take away your right to fight and to never surrender. Corey Han PETER ORIOL Once I thought the truth was gonna set me free. Now I feel the chains of its responsibility. I will not be a puppet. I cannot play it safe, I give myself away with a blind and simple faith. HUNTER PERSKY If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Henry David Thoreau DIANE POUCASTRO What is done is done, but your life has yet begun. Don't dwell on the past, just make today your last. LAUREN PFEIFER 1 found out inside, that my future lies . . . beyond the yellow brick road. Elton John SHERYL POLL And remember my sentimental friend, that a heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others.” Frank Morgan (The Wizard) RACHEL POMERANTZ 1 never gave them hell. I just tell the truth and they think it s hell. Harry S. Truman 79 ILYNE POLLACK LINDA PRESTOL The world is more; I'm hound no more. I’ll soon know whai I’m searching for. My years in high school now are done. A different life has just begun. PAUL RAGUSA Maybe this town rips the bones from your back. it a death trap, it’s a suicide rap. we got to get out while we’re young . . . Bruce Springsteen OZANA RACHMUT “Yesterday’s avant-garde experience is today’s chic and tomorrow’s cliche.” Richard Hofstadtcr DORIENNE RATHAN Hope for the future Don’t dwell in the past. Live in the present and make today last. MICHAEL REICH “To be someone must be a wonderful thing. A famous footballer, a rock singer, or a big film star, yes I think I would like that.” Paul Weller JEFFREY REICH Speed doesn’t win races . . . strength doesn’t win races . . . character wins races. Unknown 80 SARAH REINES Friendship improves happiness and abates misery, by doubling our joy and dividing our grief. Addison FRANCO ROCCA DAVID ROLFE I’ll get over and move along and remember you like my favorite song. So when you think of us. don’t shed a tear 'cause you never know, where you’ll be next year DOUGLAS ROLAND We’re gonna play some pool. skip some school, act real cool, stay out all night, it’s gonna feel all right, so Rosie, come out tonight. Bruce Springsteen. 1973 81 HOWARD ROSENBAUM ' I don’t know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everybody.” Bill Cosby BARBARA ROTHSTEIN I decided long ago never to walk in anyone s shadows; if I fail, if 1 succeed at least I’ll live as I believe George Benson DAVID SAKOL Don’t think it won’t happen just because it hasn’t happened yet. Jackson Browne 82 MICHAEL SACHS ANDREW SALVEMINI This Bud's for you! FRANK SANTERAMO 83 ADAM SCHLESSINGER MARK SHAR ’Fcar of power invisible, feigned by mind or imagined from tales publicly allowed — Religion: not allowed — Superstition Thomas Hobbes (Leviathan) IRISS SHIMONY Although we may be separated by many miles, we will always be close in our hearts and in our thoughts. Me ROBERT SHERIDAN True sanity is when you know what you think is what you feel. Unknown BRYAN SHIPENBERG Everything I like to do is either illegal, immoral, or fattening. Unknown JOSHUA SHERMAN I’m proud to live in a country where I could get a Phd in Greek literature, hunt wild game, or buy White Castle hamburgers.” — Martin Schmelkin LAURA SIEGEL . . No matter where you go. there you are . . . Buckaroo Ban ai CHRISTOPHER SIMUNEK I’m not crazv, I just don't give a dam. Daffy Duck CHERYL SKERRITT JESSIE SPERO And these children that you spit on as they try to change their worlds are immune to your consultations. They're quite aware what ihey're going through David Bowie MATTHEW SPAGNOLI If you don’t give it your all; don’t give it at all. Mike Cigala 85 LAURA STEGLE You can turn this world around and bring back all of those happy days, put your troubles down. It's time to celebrate. Madonna EZRA TALMATCH “Life is a big beach, and I'm the lifeguard. Herman Melville MICHAEL STERN “Made up my mind, gonna make a new start, gonna blow off this town with an ache in my heart. Led Zeppelin SHIRLEY TAM “I cannot live life without that blanket. I can’t face life unarmed.” Linus Van Pelt JANENE TARASUK I know I should have took my friends advice — 'cause if it happens once, you know it happens twice. Madonna DENNIS TANJELOFF Do you feel scared? I do. Bull won't stop and falter. . . because things can only get better. 86 Howard Jones RISA TENZER With every mistake, we must surely be learning. G. Harrison '67 (C.T. '85) DAVID TINTER Fortunato I ’ uom cheprende o gn i cosa pe ’ I buon vereo fi a qer lui ca gion di riso e del mondo inmezzo turbini bella calma troversa. W.A. Mozart ROBERT TEIXEIRA In my minds eye. One little boy. one little man Funny how time flies Tears for Fears ESTELA TOMMASIELLO We have tomorrow in our dreams of today. We are the future, we have found the way. John Valente 87 ANTHONY TRIGARIO Anyone can steer the ship when the sea is calm. ATTITUDE! VANESSA TREZZA You’re only young once, and if you work it right, once is enough. Joe E. Lewis JOSEPH TRICARIO SANDRA VALLE The shortest and surest way to live with honor in the world is to be in reality what you appear to he. Socrates ANTHONY URCIUOLI I was bom an American. I live an American, and I shall die an American . . . 88 Daniel Webster MARK VIESTA “And you know it's time to go through the sleet and driving snow, across the fields of morning to a light that's in the distance.” U2 VITO VITIELLO Life's an adventure. Live it and love it to the fullest. ANTHONY VIOLA MICHAEL WEINBERGER Life's been good to me so far. Joe Walsh ILENE WEISS Life goes by. maybe once, maybe twice, but it all comes down to you . . . LAURIE WEINSTEIN I like to think of the future to come rather than the history of the past 89 Thomas Jefferson CHERYL WELCH MICHAEL WINSTON THERESA WILLIAMS Life al times seems so unfair, but all we can do is learn and share. KURT WOLFF You deserve a break today. Ronald McDonald JOSHUA YEDVAB About the only thing in life that makes it worth while is the enjoyment of friendly relations George W. Norris ROBERT YAGHOUBIAN Life without love, it’s like a 50 without a 5. 90 CALVIN YU I have a dream, a fantasy to help through reality and my destination that makes it worth the while pushing through the darkness. MATTHEW ZAGON SOFIA ZIEGLER Time's on your side. Don't let 'em put you down, don t let 'em push you 'round. Don'tevenlct emchangcyour point of view Rod Stewart BETH ZUCKERMAN Before we end. and then begin we'll drink a toast to how its been, a few more hours to be complete I've loved these days. ' LAUREN ZAVIER Open your heart — open your mind. A train is leaving all day. A wonderful trip through our time, and laughter is all you pay. Prince and the Revolution ADAM ZWICK Trv and forget the here and now. The future will take care of itself somehow. Don’t try to live your life in one dav. Howard Jones Billy Joel SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: SCOTT BARTELS ASHER BLUM MELISSA FABREY DESPINA LATANIOTIS EVAN OPPENHEIM ROBERT METTAL DONNA TILOVE PAM HABACK JIMMY WALLACE JUNIORS 99 VISTA Terryl Lawrence Faculty Advisor Jeffrey Feigenson Faculty Advisor Dina Bakhash Editor-in-Chicf 102 Maxine Ahrahams Danny Max Business Editors Beth Feldman Erik Rimalovski Senior Section Editors Debby Goldstein Michael King Josh Yedvab David Sakol Sports Editors Alicia Pasternack Copy Editor Iriss Shimony. Alain Derzie, and Michelle Frank Candid Section Editors Chris Gee Faculty Editor Howard Rosenbaum Clubs Editor Top l-r: Debby Goldstein. Howard Rosenbaum. Dina Bakhash. Michael King. Alex Rigopoulos. Josh Yedvab. Danny Max. Alain Derzie. Matt Spagnoli. David Sakol. Seated l-r: Anne Bomser. Ezra Talmatch. Mrs Himmelfaro. Michelle Frank Missing Aimec Lee. Stanley Lee, Nancy Berkson, Hisoo Kim. Jeeyoon Lim and Dohee Lee 103 THE SOUTHERNER THE SOUTHERNER is South’s monthly newspaper and one of the schools largest organizations. Comprised of journalists, photographers, section editors, and a business staff, the group meets each month to piece together the publication. Once the staff has completed their articles, the editors spend the next week editing copy, laying out, and pasting up their individual sections into the early morning hours. THE SOUTHERNER staff is assisted by faculty advisor Jim Johnson and business advisor Carol Chaitkin. Editors: David Gluck. Elyn Grossman. Dahlia Monasabien. Lisa Hazirjian. Lisa Ruesch. David Kagen. Michael Tow. Alan Brandfon. Howard Rosenbaum. Lauren Kopans, Josh Telsey. Missing: Ted Merwin. Rachel Pomcrantz. Noel Rimalovski, Andy Matzner. 104 Aloha from the whole staff of THE SOUTHERNER. GOOD MORNING SOUTH Left-Right: Liz Korcy. Martin Keaveney. Frank McCarton. David Miner. Amy Hamburg. G(kx1 Morning South has once again brought joy and excitement to the morning announcements. These students are responsible for informing the student body about various daily events and activities, and offer a trivia question each morning. SWAS 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. Emphasis is placed upon oral participation, reading material, and written work. SWAS students arc evaluated in a written report which is placed in their transcripts. This is SWAS’s thirteenth year in existence. 105 Senior Class Planning Committee The Senior Class Planning Committee functions as a fund raiser for the Senior Prom of 1986 and sponsors activities for seniors. All the members have contributed to. and participated in money making events which include: coffee and bake sales at Adult Education courses, the organization and distribution of candy on Halloween Candy Day, the support and promotion of the North and South Fashion show of 1986. as well as the special Senior Dress-Up days. These and many other exciting escapades will add pep and unity to the graduating class this year. Back row (l-r): Cary Granat. Michael Kupietz. Ezra TaJmatch. Iriss Shimon). Marci Lemer. Adam Zwick. Alisa Bergman Middle: Josh Sherman. Angeliquc Fcbles. Susan Marra. Erinn Duffy. Melissa Boskoff, Leslie Hicks. Cathy Parley. Howard Rosenbaum. Leslie BoorMein. Bottom: Joy Levinson. Alan Brandfon. Dina Bakhash. Amy Mcycnjon, Amy Fakterowitz Danny Max. Ozana Rachmut. Missing: Sarah Remcs. Jennifer Alma. Robert Sheridan. Alicia Pasternack. Howard May. Elaine Freeman. Sponsor: Robert Howell JUNIOR CLASS PLANNING COMMITTEE thf kiti r rirki R m ditorii m Top Row (l-r): Ji Soo Kim. Liz Chounard. Chimaine Doutcau. Jessica Solomon. Joan Galina, Greta Guarton. Karen Milhoua, Vicki Barocas. Adam Lerman. Bottom Row: Rachel Bcrgang. Alii Stync. Vicki Bcrgang. Merril Lemer. Karen Pinkston. Paul Hong. Missing: Sponsor Ms. Newman The Junior Class Planning Committee with Ms. Newman as its sponsor, is responsible for raising money to be used toward the prom of 1987 and for develop- ing spirit within the junior class. Some of its successful fund raisers have been, the pretzel sales, and the computer dating service. There are many more activities in store for this year. The Junior Class is also known as the “most successful” class. 106 SOPHOMORE CLASS PLANNING COMMITTEE The Sophomore Class Planning Committee is work- ing to organize fund raising activities which will enable more of its classmates to attend their senior prom. These activities will raise money as well as add excitement to our school year. Back: Liz Sheman, Ali Rubin. Melissa Delgado. Front: Suzanne Shakier. Dee Russo, Keisha Saker. Missing: Sponsor Vicky Merten. FRESHMAN CLASS PLANNING COMMITTEE The Class of 1989 has started to plan for the years ahead. The committee meets Mondays after school with Mr. Samuels. They are already working on ideas for upcoming events to raise money for their senior prom. Top (l-r): Mr. Samuels (sponsor). Bonnie Abrahams. Lizzie Melzer. David Schneiderman Middle: Julie Gerber. Wendy Susser. Lisa Fine. Bottom: Mike Forrest. Jenny Kocn. Samantha Mairoelli. 107 DEBATE TEAM The Debate Team participates in the Lincoln Douglas Debating Competitions. Recently, members of the team qualified for the State Competition. (Sponsor) Dr. Marc Ross. Anne Bomser. Jeff Gordon. Missing: Ian Graham. Leonard Morton. PHILOSOPHY CLUB The Philosophy Club is a group of students who in- quire about and discuss the ideas behind con- temporary issues including epostemological. moral and political, as well as other issues involving those things that make us human. Right-left: Mark Shar. Mr Don Samuels (sponsor). Hisao Nakanishi. Po Han Huang. Missing: Chac Woo Kim. Abdollah Magshudloo. Lisa Hazirjian. Che Woo. The Great Neck South Math Team is off to a strong start. The team is currently third in its division, and within close striking distance of the top two teams. The team’s two seniors, captain Thomas Simon, and class valedictorian Josh Davidson, have helped the team greatly this year in several close meets. The captains have also been invaluable to the team by explaining problems to the team’s less experienced members. MATH TEAM rn , I 'M on- mJ ii Ix’lt-Righr Alex Motamed. Jon Swartz. David Meyers. Daniel Solomon. Hisao Nakanishi. Roger Minionis (sponsor). Fung Lee. Charlene Park. Tom Simon. Mark Heller. Missing: Joshua Davidson. Jason Morris. Ying-Hsiow Wong. Ying-Tsan Wong. Dominic Cervi. 108 STUDENT GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE BOARD The student government meets twice a month to discuss issues of significance to the student body. This year it was responsible for the fall and winter pep rallies, flower day, and the Comedy Cafe. Members devote a great amount of time to working with senior citizens. Student Government is the link between the school administration and the student body. Left to Right: Stewart Mones. Anthony Feblcs. Iriss Shimony. Angcliquc Fcblcs. Matthew Spagnoli. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Representatives: Hope Adams. Tern Ambron. Ed Bakhash. Robin Binder. Stan Boskoff. Alan Brandfon. Eric Ba-nner. Alain Derzie. Michelle Frank. Paul Germain, Mamey Hochman. I .auric Hughes. Bo Kim. David D. Kim. Soo La Kim. Norma Kinchloe, Michael King. Alan Klein. Jennv Kocn. Kason Kushel. Gary Locke. Julie Lubin. Jason Philips. Caryn Poll. Linda Prestol. Jctfrcy Reich. Howard Rosenbaum. Philip Salvatore. Liz Sherman. Susan Soloway. Samantha Strauss. Robert Teixeira Peter Toumbekts Jeff Ami Nicola Alpcrstein. Robert Sheridan. Ross Vitale. Steven Caryey. Jonny Chang. Ernest Garvey. Michelle Gropper. Keith Hollander. Andrew Parmet. Joshua Weiss. Pam Korey. THE ADVOCATES Essentially members of the Advocates are exposed to the workings of the legal system in a more direct way than a class- room situation. The main event of the year is the State Mock Trial tournament, held in courtrooms in the county seat, with County Court judges presiding. Front (|-r): Amanda Merwin. Amy Weidman. David Mashaal. Carolyn Farhie. Laurenf strov. Yasmccn Ahmed,Ted Merwin. Back: Andrew Parmet. Jeff Gordon. Ian Graham. Dahlia Monasebian. Seth Persky. Lee Wang. Anne Bomscr Missing: Mrs. Nancy Chauvin (sponsor). 109 MINORITY STUDENTS UNION The members of the Minority Student Union have many activities planned for this year. Among them are making contributions to scholarship and Relief funds, supplying a Thanksgiving dinner to a local family, and visiting the N.Y. Public Library for Black History (Schombcrg Center). Back Row (1-r): Michael Francis, Scott Sergenton. Anthony Viola, Scott Witfield. Don Alexander. Michael King. Middle Row: Jacqueline Tutt (sponsor). Sandy Thompson. Tammy Burroughs. Patty Fells. Jackie Quiroz. Jill Cheatem. Chcrol Welch. Marvin Browning. Bottom Row: Julie Moreland. Angela Burroughs. Linda Presto!. Fatima Garcia. Miriam Tommasiclo. Sandy Valle. Valerie Bruno Missing: Tonya Bcecham Vee Vec Hamilton. GOVERNMENT CLUB The Government Club is one of the most popular and dynamic clubs in the school. Created to foster political awareness on the part of the student body, the club has welcomed many prominent speakers to the school, annually attends the Princeton Model Congress, and sponsors our own Great Neck Model Congress. Bottom Row : Christine Longiaru. Elyn Grossman. Lisa Hazirjian. Second Row: Anne Bomser. JadGrcifer, lx ryn Bergman. Aimcc Lee. Michael Weinberger, Carolyn Farhie. Mardi Gomberg. Lara Gordon. Paul Hong. Josh Markfield. David Gutman, Evan Cohen Third Row : Henry Ohevshalom. Howard Abrams. David Chang. Bryan Abromowitz. Paul Schwartzman, Ken London. Ian Graham. David J. Kim. Mr. Chester Szanejko (sponsor). Jordan Orange. Back Row: Paul Germain. Peter Diminich. Greg Mazarin. Dahlia Monascbian. Andy Matzncr Missing: Laura Elkins. Greg Fortunoff, Ken Goldstein. Jeff Hessekicl. Andy Im. David Kaye. Jordana Rothschild. Andy Orenstein. Martin Schmelkin. Robert Sheridan, Edwin Mizrahi. Sam Strauss. Michael Tow. 110 The Government Club Invited Prominent Speakers A Congressman 1-r: Congressman Robert Mrazek, Anne Boniscr, Iriss Shimony. Mr. Szarejko (sponsor). A Nassau County Official 1-r: Jordan Orange, Nassau County Comptroller Peter King. Anne Boniscr. A Justice of the U.S. District Court 1-r: Josh Markficld. Martin Schmelkin. Ted Merwin. David Goldberg. Judge Jack Weinstein. Jordan Orange. Michael Tow. Robert Shcndan. Mr. Szarejko. Ill SPANISH ACTIVITIES CLUB Top(l-r): Lianne Abrams. Janet Lcpinc. Christine Longiaru. llene Nano. Dina Staple. Nancy Rosado (sponsor). Elaina Infranca. Amy Meyerson. Laura Stegle. Mrs. Montllor. Bottom: Howard Abrahams, Martin Schmelkin. David Meyers, Robin Binder. Marlcna Blake. Nancy Bcrkson Missing: Alisa Bergman. Sofia Ziegler. HEBREW CULTURE CLUB The Hebrew Culture Club in connection with Jewish Public School Youth (J.P.S.Y.), is open to all students. The club meets twice a month to plan and run various social programs for youths, such as ski tnps. Broadway shows, parties, and sport outings. Participants from left to right are: Anne Bomser. Bonnie Abrahams. J.J. Goldberg. Alisa Bergman. Jacob Julius (sponsor). Amy Meyerson, Bchanaz Scnah. IXiron Mashan. Sherona Hassid. COMMUNITY ACTION COMMITTEE The Community Action Committee has organized and participated in many fund rais- ing events. Several of them are Cerebral Palsy Tag Day. the March of Dimes Bread Sale, Ethiopian Relief. Mexican Relief, aid to American Indians, and our years main event, the Scott Moss Walk-A-Thon. Left-Right: Lisa Hazirjian. Lily Giordano. Jennifer Alma. Howard May. Joy Levinson. (Sponsor) Judy Goldstein. STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING S.A.D.D.'s goal is to make students aware of the dangers of driving while under the in- fluence of alcohol or drugs. We have partici- pated in coordinating S.A.L.U.D., the S.A.D.D. hotline which has been in service since January. Bottom (l-r) Leslie Platt David J. Kim. Michael Gilman. Middle: Lara Gordon. Ji Soo Kim. Vicki Barocas. Elaine Bnchta. Mrs Meron (sponsor). Top: Marc Heller. Tracy Shevell. Lauren Bernstein, Alii Styne. Elyn Grossman Missing: Greta Guarton. Lianne Abrans. Karen Pinkston. Vicke Bcrgang. Rachel Bergang FRENCH CLUB The French Club meets once a month after school on Thursdays and caters to students interested in the French language and culture. Films dis- cussions and guest speakers are all common activities. This year the club sold oranges. M M’s and held bake sales to raise money for a trip to France which they are planning for next year. IBBBLS vtnsamcz Left-Right: Sharona Hassid. Mr. Savels (sponsor). Donna Smithson. Joshua Davidson. Alii Styne. Chris Dunden. Lisa Rucsch Soo La Kim. David Kaegan. Building Curriculum Group The Building Curriculum Group (B.C.G.), a committee composed of five student representatives and approxi- mately ten teachers, meets Wednesdays to discuss issues which affect faculty and students. Some frequent topics confronted are linked scheduling for certain courses and interim reports, instead of warning letters. Top (l-r): Greta Guarton. Erik Rimalovski. Ann Kaizen. Mina Maish. Carol Murphy. Christine Monti lor. Vicki Merten. Louise Himellarb. Paul Meyer Bottom row: Karen Finkston. Francis Batermarco. Ann Rcusch. Missing: Lacey Koota, David Kaegan 114 GIRLS’ VARSITY CLUB The Girls’ Varsity Club is one of South’s largest organizations composed of girl athletes. They are con- cerned with fund raising for the annual Sports Banquet, and for sport camp scholarships. The girls aid the physical education department and promote Rebel Spirit. The largest and most popular activity sponsored by the G.V.C. is the “Penny Carnival.” This year under the leadership of senior president Eli Jannes and vice-president Dcbby Goldstein, the annual carnival was trans- formed into a successful Hawaiian Luau. Top Row (|-r): Tracy Millman Second Row: Susan Marra. Cathy Farley. Jessica Aronofsky. Becky Title, Dana Krauss rhird Row: Dina Bakhash. Leslie Hicks Ennn Duffy. Lacey Koota. Lisa Ruesch. Dohec Lee. Hi Soo Kim. Charlene Park. Hyun Soo Kim. Tzatzil Pena Fourth Row: Amy Faktcrowitz. Ji Soo Kim. Liz Chouinard. Marlena Blake. Robin Binder. Manon Laroche. Simone Bernstein Bottom Row: Tern Ambron. Debby Goldstein. Eli Jannes. Nancy Berkson. Lauren Kopans, Carolyn Farhie, Jessie Spero. (Sponsor): Dons McMahon BOYS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Boys’ Athletic Associa- tion consists of male athletes from South who wish to further the Boys’ Physical Education Department. Its main purpose is to stress sports- manship and charity to the community through its athletics. Members: David Sakol. Joe Tncario. Matt Spagnoli. Anthony Tricario. Mark Viesta. Garry Rosscn. Eric Dali. Tony Febles. Justin Brownstcin. Calvin Yu. Howard Rosenbaum. Danny Max. Barry Benjamin. Jason Phillips. Matt Bloom. Lee Wang. Marvin Browning. Michael King. Paul Ragusa. Jeff Ashkenase. Anthony Urciouli. Steve Brucfach. Noel Rimalovski. David Gluck. Sponsors: Bob Baratta. Steve Licbcrtz (Sponsor): Robert Baratta. 115 Scott Moss Walk-A-Thon The Scott Moss Walk-A-Thon, named in memory of a former student, raises money to support cancer research. Recently, the “Walk-A-Thon” raised money for the Ronald McDonald House which enables young patients to remain with their families while receiving treatment. Left, youngsters and adults line up at the traditional starting line, eagerly awaiting the start of the walk. As one adult wait- ing with his child said: “It sure is great seeing all these young kids out here. It makes you think with such early dedication, perhaps we can find a cure for cancer. Registering for the Scott Moss Walk-A-Thon r Cm F 116 Biology-Animal Research Club The Biology-Animal Research Club consists of students who wish to increase their knowledge of animals and their behavior. Research is done with the help of sponsor Mr. Robert Abrams, and the use of laboratory animals. Left to Right: Ying-Tsan Wong. Sherli Shadi. Shay Molem. Mr. Robert Abrams (sponsor). Botany Club The Botany Club works hard to maintain the plants of South’s greenhouse. They also care for the turtle it houses. 117 Members: Jordan Orange. Cristina Conomos. Mark Margolin. (Sponsor) Mrs Vicki Merten was unable to be in the picture, as she was busy watering her plants. THEATRE SOUTH Top Row (1-r): Steven Tinier, Josh Nelson, Shirley Tam, Nicky Polyocan, Melissa Kostrinsky. Christina Keaveney, Robert Sheridan. Andrew Keaveney. Second Row: Laura Siegel, David Tinier, Jenny Park. Lisa Orange. Nanette Jarmain. Lauren Ostrov, Rachel Gartner. Third Rou: Paul Mattes. Elain Freeman. Chloe Brown. Adam Schlessinger. Wendy Lippe. Ali Kepplcr. Bottom: David Miner. Martin Keaveney. Missing: Susan Cutrofcllo. (Sponsor): Alan Lchrman r £ fe-a? ORCHESTRA Top Row: Wagner Dosantos. Lee Wang. 4th Row: Luke Ragusa. Josh Davidson. Daniel Solomon, Douglas Roland. Julie Mattson. Jordan Mittler. Jeff Gordon. Mr Stewart Joseph. 3rd Row: Joseph Wohletz. Brand Ahn. Eunice Park. Alexandra Fano. Hi Soo Kim. Rachel Malino, Christina Keavcncy. Ji Soo Kim. Paul Ragusa. Melissa Zimmerman. David J. Kim, Laura Martin. Nelson Charg. 2nd Row: Winston Yang David D. Kim. Ying-Tsan Wong. Ying Shio Wong. Sung Park. Ashcrlct Kunan Bottom Row: Mahoko Eguchi. Dohec Lee John Lee (Sponsor): Stuart Joseph. CHORUS Top row (l-r): Stacey Liebowitz, Paul Mattes. Julie Mattson. Jodi Rubin. Chnstina Kcavency. Fifth row: Vee Vec Hamilton. Rhan Choi. Daisy Rojas. Helene Liakes, Gloria Chen. Ji Soo Kim. Jenny Park. Billy Eenko. George Liakes 4th row: Liz Fcastcr. Alexandra Fano. Susan. Lisa Orange. Liz Chouinard. Hillary Klein. Tonya Beechem. Anne Bomscr. Debbie Contcgiacomo. Third row: Lily Giordano, David Tinier. Robert Sheridan. Michael Tow. Ross Vitale. Steven Tinier. Scan Shaunccy, Nadia Sarantakos. Second row: Rachel Gartner. David Miner. Trevor Chambcas. Andrew Orenstein. Howard May. Debbie Feldheim. Bottom: Risa Tcnzer. Laura Siegel. Valerie Pisciotto, Claudia Dujmovits. Kerry Shendan. Missing: Joshua Nelson. Elain Freeman. Martin Keaveney. Debbie Penncr. (Sponsor): Diane Martindale Literary Discussion Club The Literary Discussion Club is a club for students who wish to discuss books of their own choosing with others in an informal environment without the high- ly structured regimentation of a class- room. The club gives its members the opportunity to read and discuss books which arc not found in the school curric- ulum. Left to Right: Mrs. Manouvrier (Faculty Sponsor). Ted Merwin. Lily Giordano. Debbie Fcldheim. Jessica Canter. Daniel Solomon. EXIT 33 South’s literary and art magazine. Exit 33, is a publi- cation 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. Back row (l-r) Jeff Gordon Ian Graham. Second row: Lisa Levy. Marc Heller. I ira Gordon. Karen Milhoua. Sarah Rcines. Jennifer Alma. Third row: Soo La Kim. Paul Adams. '-Murphy Chloc Brown Pener. Bottom row: Sharon Harrow. Rachel Pomerantz. Lily Giordano. Michael Tow. Very bottom. Marcia Weinberg (sponsor). 121 AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB The Audio-Visual Club is a group of students who deliver films, slides, film-strips and audio-visual equipment to classrooms around the school, as well as taping off air telecasts, making laminations and transparancies. Left-Right: Mark Shar, Chris Dundon. Sung Park. Missing: Adcle Feldman (sponsor). DERAILLEUR SOUTH Recently renamed Dcrailleur South (for the part of the bicycle which allows you to move), the bicycling club has gained widespread popularity with the Su- perintendent of Schools Dr. Shine, as its sponsor. The members of the club meet weekly throughout the fall and spring to tour the towns of the North Shore. Back row: Soo La Kim. Chris Gee, Alan Branton, Mike King. Howard Rosenbaum. Ed Bakhash. Front: Dina Bakhash. Dave Gluck. Iriss Shimony. Lacey Koota. Ji Soo Kim. Missing: Wei Liau. Lisa Ruesch. Jeff Nabi. 122 ASTRONOMY CLUB The newly revived Astronomy Club is for students interested in observing planets, comets, and stars. This year the emphasis is on viewing and photographing Halley’s Comet. They attend lectures, visit planetariums, and camp out under the stars. Back row (1-r): Ji Soo Kim. Hillary Klein. Liz Chouinard. Marlcna Blake. Andrew Gish. Kenny London, Robin Binder. Front row: Lee Wang, Derrik Kong. Ying-Hsiow Wong, Allan Gutman. David Schneiderman. Billy Benko. Mike Forrest. (Sponsor): John Cave. Missing: Steven Bcrkowitz. Carolyn Farhic. Jon Katz. Stewart Mones. Alex Motamcd. Andy Orenstein. Ying-Tsan Wong. ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE The Activities Committee is a sub-committee of the Student Government which organizes all Student Government events and fundraisers. This year we brought back the second Annual Comedy Cafe, while also planning Flower Day, and Pizza Sales. Next year we hope to introduce even more events to Great Neck South. Back (l-r): Alain Derzie. Ed Bakhash. Soo La Kim. Laurie Hughes. Liz Chouinard. Eric Brenner. Front: Stewart Mones. Nancy Bcrkson. Vicki Barocas. Robin Binder. Elaine Brichta. 123 SKI CLUB The Ski Club, founded this year, organized and sponsored day and weekend trips to the mountains of the Northeast throughout the winter. Although it did not gain school sponsorship, this year turned out to be a great success, with over forty members participating; most of whom, missed the picture. Members: Alain Derzie. Mike King, Howard Rosenbaum. Alan Brandfon. Dan Max. Chris Gee. Stewart Mones. David Gluck. Joshua Davidson. Robert Tcixeira. Leslie Boorstcin. Iriss Shimony. Jeffrey Reich. Hillary Klein. Elise Miller. Peter Goodman, Mike Gugliclmi, Sam Koslaff. Kenny Schmidt. Chris Greco. John Kurdziel. Sal Salamo. Sammy Derzie. Kenny Schmidt. John Anderson. Debbie Gutman. David Gutman. Bryan Abramowit . BAND 124 Top row Martin Schmclkin. Joe Wohletz. Robert Delgado. Robert Sheridan 3rd row: David J Kim. Daniel Solomon. Derrick Kong. Andrew Keavency. Luke Ragusa 2nd row: Howard May. Bnan Blaufcux. Robyn Binder. Doug Park. Ronald Benchetrit. Alan Gutman. Jeff Gordon. Lisa Ruesch. Bottom: Lee Wang. Rachel Malinow, Eli Jannes. Nancy Berkson. Lauren Kopans. Andy Im. Sponsor: Stuart Joseph. 127 PAJAMA DAY, 1985 I looked down the hallway and saw my good buddy Bill, usually dressed in rather conservative garb, dressed as if he had just rolled out of bed. “Its pajama day,” He explained. “You sec, these arc just pajamas. “I see alright, you look like a bum. I said. “Yeah well I guess you're right. Instead of going home to put on my pajamas, I decided to just go home, and go to sleep. 128 139 - • ! SPORTS 145 VARSITY FOOTBALL Front row l-r: Matt Zagon. Aaron Mashoian. Captain Joey Tricario. Captain Anthony Tricario. Captain Steve Martin. Marc Cohen Second row: Jon Weitzman, Scott Whitfield. Matt Bloom. Josh Lukcman. David Kaufman. Mustaffa Ozkiroglu. Bryan Shippenberg Third row: Eric Dali. Scott Sergenton. Ricky Quintanilla. Alain Dcrzic. Paul Ragusa, Kenny Moscot. Anatoly Shagalov Back row: Coach Sal Serpie, Joe Lynctt. Joe Cerrato. Kurt Wolff. Adam Schild. Steve Misiano, Dan Ring. Coach Dick Sadlo Missing: Coach Bill Martens. Mike Guglicmi. Nathan Kaye South’s 1985 Varsity Football team began this year with a strong, hard working team and high playoff hopes. Led by Captains Anthony and Joey Tricario, and Steve Martin, the Rebels had their best season in three years. This years team became the team to beat with one of the best defenses in the Conference. Offensive linemen Joe Lynett, Bryan Shippenberg. and Kurt Wolff did a superb job in opening the holes for running backs Joe Tricario and Steve Martin who each had great seasons. Defensive linemen Eric Dali and Paul Ragusa each had fine seasons invading the pocket. Ends Josh Lukeman and David Kaufman did their job well, and nobody could return a punt quite like Matthew Zagon. 147 Back row: Coach Davis. Hcnrcy Fan. Tom Rises. Mike Parks. Bryan Green. Jordan Rolhstcin. Adam Lukeman. Brad Gordon. Jason Katz Scott Gamgan. Guy Carcia. Phil Salvatore. Lyle Terosky. Wilson Au. Jim Connolly. Coach Liebertz. Middle row: Greg Alongc. Jim Hillery. John Kavanagh Ei st Garvey Rich L.twach. Glenn Conte. David Kaye. Adam We.tzman. John Choi. John Foertsch. Peter Frank. Gary Locke Bottom row: Peter Betz. Larry Tarasuk. Alan Klein. Mark Hamburg. Danny Fleissig, Chris Urciuoli. David Trinin. Eddie Peters. Mike Spagnoli. Luke Ragusa. Missing: Jeff Zom. Peter Schuh. Barry Hcmpsey. 149 FIELD HOCKEY Top row: Jackie Kangs. Nancy Berkson. Karen Gaines. Marlena Blake. Angela Ghoi, Tnsia Salowsksi. Kathy Hong Bottom row: Chris Kam. Lauren Kopans. Captain Leslie Hicks. Captain Carolina Gonzalez. Captain Jessie Spero, Carolyn Farhic Led by coach Sue O’Connor, the Varsity Field Hockey team had a good season consider- ing birth size and inexperience. There were only three seniors on the team, and the under- classmen consisted of first time varsity players not including veteran player Carolyn Farhie. Towards the end of the season the girls started working well together, and are optimistic about a good season next year. Graduating seniors and co-captains are: Carolina Gonzalez, Jessie Spero, and Leslie Hicks. 150 J.V. FIELD HOCKEY Top row: Becky Title. Tracy Millman. Karen Frieder. Jennifer Choi, Nicole Stratmann. Chris Tung. Tanya Beechum Bottom row: Li Sicglc. Jessica Aronofsky. Daisy Rojas. Jennifer Fevcrman 151 VARSITY CHEERLEADING Top row l-r: Janey Lcprinc. Nicky Alperstein. Captain Alisa Carlino. Captain Kelly Nathcnson, Mori Nishiura. Lianne Abrams Bottom row: Merrill Lemer. Tracy Shevell. Debbie Habcrman. Allison Lcmer. Whitney Eisenstem Missing Michele Gropper. J.V. CHEERLEADING 1st row l-r: Claudia Dujmouits. Ali Rubin, Chantelle Collelli, Nicole Zaldowando. Heide Zaldowando. Bottom row: Tammy Bakhash, Ginny Padilla. Nikki Polyocan. Lisa Orange. Gina Saparacello. Suzanne Shakier. Missing: Karin Ronn 152 KILTIES Bottom Row l-r: Patricia Tutino, Cristina Conomos. Jenny Park. 2nd row: Jodi Rubin. Laura Siegle. Hillary Klein. Kerry Sheridan. Top row: Captains Amy Meycrson and Christina Kcavcny. TWIRLERS Back row: LisaCicalc. Su anne Art . Tienai Lee. Chou Lee. Front row: Michelle Frank. Captain Laurie Cohen. Captain Marissa Joinson. 153 VARSITY SOCCER Top row: Josh Print . RobGormly. Carlos Castro. Karnyar Gha vini. Jason Schmidt. Miguel Zavala Middle row: Coach Paul Meyer. Wilmcr Morales. Barry Benjamin. Don Alexander. Bobby Lubin. Mark Margolin. Johnny Im. Assistant Coach Neil Gedcrberg. Front row: Manager Marci Lemer. Greg Guarton. Justin Brownstcin. Steve Brucfach. Matt Spagnoli, Anthony Urciuoli. Ricky Pena. David Kim. Manager Lauren Zavier. The 1985 Soccer Team finished Che season with a winning record of 5-4-3. The Rebel defense led by senior Co-captains Justin Brownstcin and goalkeeper Matt Spagnoli was once again very strong. Many outstanding performances were turned in by co-captain Steven Bruefach and Karnyar Ghazvini on the offense. Senior players Anthony Urcivoli. Johnny Im, Barry Benjamin and Mark Margolin will surely be missed. However, next years Rebel Kickers will keep up their winning ways. 154 J.V. SOCCER Top row: Mauncio Flores, Dong Park. Aby Shadi. George Liakcas. Syusuke Kitaguchi. Shay Mowlem. Coach Scott Eliasoph. Middle row: Richard Pena, Andre Garabedian. Allen Towbin. Jamie Donnelly. Sung Park. Luke Oh. Laura Anzai. Sal Salerno. Front row: Alan Derzie, Andrew Printz, Edwin Rodriguez. Dennis Montes. Edward Avila. Arturo Otarola. Stephen Glicker. Ahn Brand. GIRLS’ TENNIS Top row: Coach Doris McMahon. Bonnie Abrahams. Jennifer Koen. Jody Feingold. Suzanne Shakter, Lisa Nathanson. Alyssa Allen. Bottom row: Lauren Solomon. Lindsay Berger. Susan Soloway. Alii Styne. This year the Girls Tennis Team had one of the best seasons ever finishing with record of 11-1-3. Fine performances were produced by first singles player Lauren Solomon and Senior Alyssa Allen. Lindsay Berger and Alii Styne, playing first doubles, played well all season. Graduating senior Alyssa Allen will be greatly missed. GIRLS’ SWIMMING The girls’ swim team has finished a more than impressive season with a record of 5 wins and 3 losses. The Rebel team was made up of exceptional swimmers and determination of all the girls. Maxine Abrahams and Erinn Duffy advanced to the State Qualifying meet with Duffy breaking the county record in the 200 yard freestyle. Abrahams, Duffy, Farley, Marra, and Zuckerman will all be compet- ing in the county meet. Many other team members advanced to the State Qualifying meet and the county meet as well. Bottom Row l-r: Michelle Frank. Cathy Farley. Susan Mana. Erinn Duffy. Beth Zuckerman. Maxine Abrahams. 2nd row: Selena Kuo. Susan Duffy. Rachel Bergang. Mardi Gomberg, Vicki Bergang. Karen Finkston. 3rd row: Neyhube Aceredo. Robin Binder. Loryn Bergman. Julie Mattson. Chris Walsh. Lauren Ostrov. Heidi Ghovanloo. Claudia Dujmouits 4th row: Coach Tom Loughlin, Karen Poll. Rhan Choi. Coach Frank Holleran. BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY Top row l-r: David Kim, Kevin Amorim. Danny Max. Howard Rosenbaum, Ross Vitale. Anthony Fcbles. Noel Rimalovski Bottom Row': Michael King. David Gluck, Gary Rossen. Peter Marino. Finishing the season with all-1 record in dual meet competi- tion. the Boys’ X-C Team continued its long standing tradition of excellence. This has been the 15th time the team won the Division title. Senior Tri-Captains David Gluck, Gary Rossen, and Michael King kept up the spirit of the team all season. The efforts of the team as a whole were essential in winning the Divi- sion title. All-County Gary Rossen qualified for the State meet, and the division recipients are David Gluck, Michael King, Danny Max, Howard Rosenbaum. Kevin Amorim, Ross Vitale, and Noel Rimalovski rounded out the team with All-Conference and Division honors. The X-C team’s future looks very promis- ing. GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Top row l-r: Lacey Koota. Li Chouinard, Ji Soo Kim. Don Samuels. Bottom row: Linda Darwish. Angelique Fcbles. Amy Fakterowitz. Under the coaching of Don Samuels, the Girls’ X-C Team finished its season undefeated once again, and earned a Division Title. Seniors Amy Fakterowitz and Angelique Fcbles led the team all season each finishing with All-County and All-Conference honors, respectively. Returning juniors Ji Soo Kim and Lacey Koota along with newcomer Linda Darwish all finished with All- Conference honors. The team looks very promising for the future. 59 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The Varsity Volleyball Team ended its 1985 season with a 6-6 record and a fourth place slot. Captain Terri Ambron had an outstanding season to conclude her senior year. The only disappointment was a last game loss that kept the squad out of the county tournament. The teams’ three freshman, two sophomores, and two juniors are looking forward to a bright future, but Terri will be missed by all of us. Top row: Tzazil Pena, Camille Thompson. Hyun Soo Kim. Mona Elsawaf. Bottom row: Rebecca Seiden, Alison Schaffer. Sharlene Park J.V. VOLLEYBALL 160 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top: Shari Bimbach (capt). Chris Tung. Kelly Nathanson. Janet Lapnnd. Lianne Abrams. Tracy Shevell. Barbara Rothstein (capt). Bottom: Whitney Eisenstein. Allison Lemer. Debbie Haberman. Jenny Medwin. Lisa Nathanson J.V. CHEERLEADERS Top Laura Anzai. Nicole Nathanson. Nicole Zalduando. Second row: Karin Ronn. Ginny Padilla. Suzanne Shakier. Bottom. Heidi Zalduando. Dec Russo. Chris Playton. Missing: Keisha Sacher. Lisa Orange. Niki Polyocan, Tammy Bakhash. Genny Sherman GIRL’S VARSITY BASKETBALL Top: Dorothy Stcglc. Manon LaRoche. Liz Chouinard. Chimainc Poutcau Middle: Amy Mendel. Jessie Spero. Eli Jannes. Bottom: Carolna Gonzalez. Missy Hcalv. Lauren Kopans. Coach. Dick Sadlo. The Girl's Varsity Basketball team showed promise this year as South entered the finals for the first time in the Holiday Tournament. The girls swished themselves into second place and became a threatening competitor for their season. Early in the season, the team depended on its most experienced and consistent player. Missy Healy. Missy held the team together and lead South through some extremely close games. As the season progressed, senior Eli Jannes and junior Lauren Kopans worked hard to improve their skills. The team improved significantly with Jannes, Healy, and Kopans all having their personal best seasons. In addition, the new varsity players gained the ex- perience necessary for a successful 1987 season. 162 GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Ncyhobe Acevedo. Tonya Beccham. Willa Concanon. Carolyn Farhie. Elizabeth Feasler. Mary Fricl. Ciarcc Gamgan. Rachel Goldstein. Karyn Goodamn. Nancy Maderic. Carol Owens. Dorothy Steglc. Janice Williams. Com Yagel 163 GIRLS’ BOWLING TOP ROW l-r: Camille Thompson. Coach Eslcr Print . Tanya Millevoi. BOTTOM ROW l-r: Hi Soo Kim. Doo Hee Lee TP ROW l-r: Sofia Ziegler. Coach lister Print . Helene Anzai BOTTOM ROW l-r: Jackie Quiroz. Lisa Colatosti. I iura Anzai. The 1986 season was very successful for the Girls’ Bowling Team. They enjoyed a win-loss record of 37-8. This was good enough for them to win their conference. Their success was basically attributed to the strong leadership of retur- ning senior captain Sofia Ziegler. Senior Lisa Colatosti, juniors Jackie Quiroz, and Helene Anzai. and sophomores Laura Anzai and Tanya Millevoi round off the rest of the team. Though the bowlers are losing two of their strongest players, the team has the potential of continuing their success in the future. BOYS’ BOWLING The 1986 season was a rebuilding season for the bowlers. The bowlers were led by Senior Hisao Nakanishi and freshman sensation Matthew Cropper. Though they finished with a win- loss record of 2-22. they are looking to a better season next year. The squad will remain the same, except for the loss of senior Hisao Nakanishi. Coach Michael Mead. Greg Hinderstein. Malt Cropper. Andre Garabedian. George Liakeds. Alan Knepfer. Mall Gluck. Hisao Nakanishi IM FENCING Top (left to right): Ben Gosseen. Alex Motamed. Jon Swartz, Jason Morris. Josh Markficld Bottom: Coach Benjamin Genzer. Lowell Cantor. Michael Weinberger. Ying Po Huang. The 1986 Varsity Fencing team was composed of co-captains Michael Weinberger and Jason Morris, Josh Markficld and Lowell Cantor (a senior from North Sr. High) and Alex Motamed. The team has been very successful against its opponents this year. 165 VARSITY SWIMMING 1985-86 was ihe best season in the history of Great Neck South finishing with the best record in the county. Jordan Orange added another two records to his honors; he got the 100 yard breaststroke record and bettered his own backstroke record to make a total of six. Robert Tcixera broke his brother’s record in the 100 yard butterfly. The team was undefeated until defeated by six points by Farmingdale. The team is expected to win the Counties. Although Jordan. Robert, Alain. Kenny. Carl and Dennis will be missed as Rebel Swimmers, they leave an excellent team behind to be reckoned with. 166 FRONT ROW l-r: Coach Tom Laughlin. Robert Teixera. Jordan Orange. Alain Derzie. Carl Graiff. Jon Liebncr. Clem Chang. Kcnny ldstein. MIDDLE ROW l-r: Gan' Shar. Allan Derzie. Kurt Kaline. Kenny London. Steve Chin. Shy Mowlcm, Coach Andy Berlin. Daniel Pena TOP ROW l-r: Hinsun Wu. Howard Abrahams. Luke Ragusa. Eileen Nanoo. Don Alexander. David Kagen. Richard London. Vikter Frengut. Lyle Terowsky. Greta Guarton. Jane Gallina. Mark Carcn. MISSING: Dennis TanjelolT. William Benko. BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Top: Michael Corley. Man Bloom. Jeff Collie (capt.) Mark Vicsta. Pat Collie. Eric Dal. Lee Wong. Jeff Cohen. Anthony Tricario. Bottom: Barry Benjamin. Jason Phillips. Jeff Ashkenase. Michael Francis. Marvin Browning. The 1985-86 Varsity Basketball Team and second year coach Steve Liebcrtz have high hopes for a .500 season, which would send them to the playoffs. After a dismal 1984-85 season, the team now has more experience at every position with returning 3 year varsity members, senior Mark Viesta, and returning juniors Marvin Browning, Michael Corley, and Jeff Cohen. Next years team will surely miss seniors Pat Collie and Eric Dali’s strong play at center, and Seniors Anthony Tricario and Barry Benjamin. The squad has a very strong nucleus of juniors in- cluding Browning, Corley, Cohen, Bloom, Phillips, Ashkenase, Francis, Wang and Collie. Coach Liebertz’s ball control offense along with the Browning led fast-break and tena- cious defense should help the team tremendously in their quest to make the playoffs. 168 BOYS’ J.V. BASKETBALL From row (Lr): Barry Phillip. Rich Moran. Adam Pinslcy. Jason Warshaw. Andy 1m. Ben Max. Back row: Coach Paul Meyer. Rob Brzozowski. Mark Hamburg. Steve Corey. Pete Diminch. BOYS’ 9TH GRADE BASKETBALL Front row(l-r): Jim Taeoboropoulos, Mike Park. Trevor Chambers. Jim Hillary. Mike Gleason. Paul Germain Back Koshorc Hcmrjani. Josh Weiss. Rod Hakimian row: Eli Edalati. Ross Brodar. Peter Frank. Bob Palumbo. Eric Rebhuhn 170 GYMNASTICS The 1986 Rebel Gymnastic Team is still in its rebuilding stage. With the help of new coach Ruth Littman. and the experience of its five returning members, the team has improved its record greatly. Led by co-captains Tina Chaudhry. and Michele Gropper, the team has a good chance of going to the counties as a team. Top Row: Claudia Dujmoutis. Tzatzil Pena. Jenny Park. Simone Bergstein. Ginny Padila. Jackie Rangs. Bottom Row: Suzanne Shaktcr. Michele Gropper (capt.). Kneeling: Ruth Littman. Miss- ing: Karin Ronn 171 BOYS WINTER TRACK Top Row l-r: Danny Max. Tony Febles. David Forman. Ross Vitale. Howard Rosenbaum. Noel Rimalovski. Danny Wisbcrg. David Gluck Middle Row l-r: Kevin Amorim, Justin Brownstein. David Kim. Gregg Guarton! Michael King. Bottom Row l-r: Eric Brenner. Sun Park. Brad Schwab. Andrew Parmet. Ozana Rachmut. Missing: Coach Bob Baratta. Coach Bill Henderson. Gary Rosscn, David Sakol, Paul Ragusa. 172 South's 1985-86 Winter Track Team con- tinued the tradition of excellence it has upheld for the sixteen years it has been competing. Winter Track, was. as usual, a force in Nassau County. The Runnin’ Rebels won the Division A title for the fifteenth straight season and won the Conference ill title for the eleventh season. The team's senior leaders this season were captains Gary Rossen. David Gluck, Michael King, and Calvin Yu. The captains led their in- valuable team members, seniors Howard Rosen- baum, Danny Max. Peter Marino, Justin Brown- stein. David Sakol. and Paul Ragusa. Juniors Kevin Amorim. Tony Febles, and David Kim. Sophomores Eric Brenner, David Marino. Noel Rimalovski. and Ross Vitale. Freshmen David Forman and Andrew Parmet. The captains and departing seniors hope to leave all the returning members with inspiration of excellence. 173 GIRLS WINTER TRACK Ro , r: Ji So° Kim- Am Faklcrowiiz, Laccy Koota. Bottom Row l-r: Selina Kuo. Angelique Fcblcs. Missing: Coach Janet wakcficld. The Girls Winter Track Team has another fine season with their seven solid runners. Seniors Angelique Febles and Captain Amy Faktero- witz and Juniors Linda Darwish, and Ki Soo Kim were all key factors in the girls team. Although their con- ference meet was posponed due to snow, the girls had proven themselves to be forces in their con- ference as well as in the county. 174 WRESTLING Front (1-r): Raffy Manvelean. KamyarGhazvini. Matthew Spagnoli. Steve Timer. Jamie Donnelly. Back row: Coach Schneidmuller. Anthony Urcioli. Adam Weit man. John Choi. Andrew Keaveney. Mike Spagnoli. Terry Green. Coach Klobus. The 1985-86 Wrestling Team had another rebuilding season. This year under Coach John Shiedmuller, they showed great promise. Youngsters played an important role in this season. The team consisted of mostly freshmen and sophomores. The few seniors in the group brought consistency, spirit, and leadership to the team. The team ended up with a record of 5-8. Lack of heavyweights caused the team to forfeit many points and lose matches. Top l-r: Pal Kelly. Anthony Tricario. Matt Bloom. Brad Feldman. Mark Dutton. Adam Schilds. Dan Rine. Anthony Urciuoli Bottom In Lenny Urciardo. Mike Gulcimi. Josh Lukeman. Kurt Wolf. Alan Brandfon, Alan Kneppher. Coach: Jim Greene. J.V. BASEBALL Top l-r: Coach Licbertz. Chris Urciuoli. Jason Katz. Jon Lcmcr. David Trinin. Brad Gordon. Eric Rebhuhn. Brad Feldman. Steve Smoley. Jim Connolly. Bottom l-r: John Anderson. Griffin Havikcn. Peter Frank. Michael Gleason. Andrew Print .. Robert Palumbo. Barry Phillip. Jeff Kestcnbaum. Ridwaan Cattaneo. 177 SOFTBALL The 1986 Girls softball team is hoping for a successful season this year. With the help of the returning seniors, Lisa Colatosti, Melissa Healy, Maura Hecht, Sofia Ziegler and returning sophomore Dorothy Stegle, we should have a successful season. New-comers Grace Garrigan, Come Yeagle, Mary Friel, Chamaine Peautcau. and Jacquic Quiroz will be great assets to this years Varsity squad. We hope for a lot of fun and to reach the playoffs. VARSITY SOFTBALL 1-r. Coach Sadlo. Mary Fricl. Jackie Quiroz. Dorothy Stegle. Corrie Yagel. Chimaine Poutcau. Grace Ganigan. Seated: Maura Hecht Sofia Ziegler. Co-captains Lisa Colatosti and Melissa Healy. J.V. SOFTBALL Top 1-r: Alison Shacfer. Nadia Sarantados. Paige Heller. Meg Vogt. Tzatzil Pena. Liz Melzer. Gail Fencr. Robin Binder. Coach Davis. Bottom: Lynne Singer. Laura Rabin. Jenny Park. Melanie Black. Genny Sherman. Cathy Moses. Missing: Melissa Raphael. Lauren Ostrov. Limon Bonofiel. 179 BOYS’ TENNIS Standing: Joe Lee. Peter Goodman. Adam Zwick. Steve Bcrkowitz. Josh Podell. Steve Silvcrstcin, Coach Levine Kneeling: Gregg Mazann. Ken Moscot. Jeff Nabi. Alan Binder, Sam Koslow, David Kim. Robert Lubin. Sitting: Lenny Morton. Andrew Ostrov. Russell Stewart. Jad Greifer, Doug Cooper. Dan Gerson. ARCHERY 181 Top 1-r: Ying-Hsiow Wong. Ben Gosseen. Alex Motamcd. Daniel Sosomon. Johnny Im (Captain). Coach Print . Bottom l-r: Bnan Blaufeux. Hisao Nakanisyi. Chae Woo Kim Missing: Ryland Leyton. Ying-Tsan Wong. Henry Fam. Thomas Simon. Joey Gurelick, Winston Yang. Jeffrey Gordon, Pohan Huang. BOYS’ SPRING TRACK The 1986 Boys’ Spring Track team contains nine seniors who will direct the squad toward another division championship and a possible Conference Championship. Captains Gary Rossen and David Gluck will provide leadership and experience for the middle-distance and distance runners. The two run a variety of events ranging from the quarter mile dash to the two mile run. Captain Michael King and Howard Rosenbaum will lead the hurdlers and sprinters through workouts and meets. Seniors Calvin Yu and Justin Brownstein head up one of South’s strongest weight teams ever. This year the Rebels will have competitors in every event at all levels of competition. 182 Top row l-r: Andrew Keavney. Jon Weitzman, Justin Brownstcin. Calvin Yu. Second row: Michael Corley. John Kavanaugh. Matt Schmeltzer. Lee Wang Jason Morris. Leigh Light. Third row: Andrew Parmet, Paul Germaine. Felipe Hernandez. David Forman. Danny Mizrahi, Erik Rimalovski. Derrick Kong, Brad Schwab. Bottom row: David Sakol. Michael King. Danny Max. Gary Rosscn. Howard Rosenbaum. David Gluck. Ross Vitale. Kevin Amorim. David Kim. Missing: Bob Baratta. Bill Henderson. Amy Meyerson. Melissa Kostrinsky. BADMITON The Girls’ Badminton team has been improving with each day of practice. The team consists mostly of freshmen and sophomores, and hopes to dominate its league in the years to come. T°p l-r: F_ Holleran, coach. Charlene Park. Yasmecn Ahmed, Vanessa Rojas. Camille Thompson (capt ). Caryn Poll. Jenny Peskin Bottom: Tie Mai Lee. Amy Weidman. Amanda Mcrwin. Lisa Ziegler, Sherlet Kuran. Missing: Kathleen Friel. Shirley Shadi. 184 GIRLS SPRING TRACK The 1986 Girls' Spring Track Team began its season with two returning seniors. Captains Amy Fakterowitz and Angelique Febles. Though the team has not grown in number over the past few years, the girls are still able to remain competitive in conference and county levels. With dedication, perscrverance and past experiences, the girl's should have a successful season. l-r. Julie Kim. Young Kim. Amy Faktcrowiiz, Angelique Febles. Hyun Soo Kim. Jennifer Choi. Linda Darwish. 185 GIRLS LACROSSE The girls lacrosse team had one of its best seasons ever, beating some of the most competitive teams in their division. Their success was largely a result of unity, cohesiveness and individual talent. Co-captains Terri Ambron and Eli Jannes along with seniors Nichole Fenton, Debby Goldstein, Carolina Gonzalez and Jessie Spero lead the Rebels to victory. South’s season was high- lighted by a first time win against former state cham- pions. Cold Spring Harbor. The girls achieved many of their goals and worked towards even greater results. The Omega defense was im- penetrable and the offense un- stopable making the 1986 lax season “unbelievable” 1X6 VARSITY LACROSSE Top Row: Karen Gaines. Chris Tung. Carol Owens. Willa Concanon, Simone Bergstein. Middle Row: Lisa Ruesch, Whitney Eiscnstein. Liz Chinard. Marlena Blake. Nancy Berkson. Lauren Kopans. Carolyn Famie. Bottom Row: Carolina Gonzales. Jessie Spero. Tern Ambron. Nicole Fenton. Eli Jannes, Debby Goldstein. J.V. LACROSSE Top Row: Coach Eagle. Cathy Hong. Laura Anzai. Cathy Hammer. Jennifer Feuerman. Angela Choi, Becky Title. Middle Row: Neyhobc Acevedo. Pamela Street. Karyn Goodman. Aggie Blum. Ji Soo Kim. Bottom Row: Heidi Ghovanloo. Karen Frieder. Chris Kam. Suzanne Shaktcr. VARSITY LACROSSE Top l-r: Jeffrey Reich. Bobby Dorfman. Billy Millman. David Chang. Mark Vicsta. Steven Carey. Peter Diminieh. Robert Brzozowski. Gregg Fortunoff. Jeff Ashkenase. Bottom: Mike Galgano. Gary Locke. Steven Misiano. Peter Ceriani. Rich Moran. GregGuarton. Mark Berke. Josh Yedvab J.V. LACROSSE 190 Top: Coach Meyer, Glenn Conte. Jay Friedman. Jason Minard, Marc Caren. Eric Brooks. Gareth Holovach. Adam Pinsley. Jon Katz. Adam Lukeman, Gary Locke. Kneeling: Colin McDermott. Ernest Garvey. Jeff Zoni. Alan Klein. Ben Max. Ross Brodar. Sal Salerno. Mike Spagnoli. Alex Pauteau Steven Wriqht To sit down and remember our senior year, is to see a thousand pictures flash through ones mind. There were cars with loud radios, lunch at McDonald’s, or Napoli, ten kids in a two seater. night soccer, night basketball, shattered hopes, shattered backboards, boxer shorts, fire drills, schedule changes, wardrobe changes, teacher’s yells, and dizzy spells, flower days, and football plays, crowded cafeterias, cutting classes, sharing lockers, subs, this is a bathroom? There was the far away gym, the loop, announcements. Pledge of Allegiance, trivia, music on the P. A.?, library noise, hall monitors, what’s a pass?, signing yearbooks, varsity letters, double periods, cliques, status, Benetton, Reebok. G.P. room, SWAS, College applications, the ice-cream man. safety bumps, safety pins, refreshment sales, pizza sales, candy day. nerds on campus, is the snack bar open? We’ll recall the S.A.T., finals, achievements, A.P. tests, regents, pep-rallies, assemblies, fashion show, comedy cafe, Scobee, parties. Southerner, Exit 33, Vista, Sweltering heat, frigid cold, frisbee, formaldahyde frogs in Bio., the dungeon. Mr. Powell. Rudy Knapp. Maureen Newman on the prowl, absentee list lady. Dr. Moguls war stories, it s called a Donwich. Mr. Econ’s class, Paul Meyer on the prowl, A1 Ruesch's ties, what do you mean I can’t wear this to school? When reminded of our high school days, certain images come to mind. Of our fondest memories, we will recall our senior year as the greatest of our lives. Four years spent working, and playing and laughing, and crying, culminated by a year in which the anxiety of the future, was overwhelmed by the reality of the present. We reveled in our silliness, yet, with all of this fool-hearty child-like fun, we all realized that it would be a difficult goodbye, once it was over. In our senior year alone, we experienced earthquakes, a volcano eruption, Halley’s comet. Hurricane Gloria, the first shuttle disaster. Ronald Reagan, a defecit that had run a-muck, Live-Aid. Hands Across America, Farm Aid, hijackings, Mafia trials, Marcos overthrown, starvation. Scharensky’s freedom, a summit, and the Statue of Liberty was finally ready for her 100th birthday celebration. Closer to home, we saw the Seven Seas dinner reopen, Baskin Robbins close. In its place, just what we needed — yet another jewelry store. Jay’s became Roberts, while the streets became more crowded every day. We ate at Millies and Gino’s, and saw movies at our own triplex, at Douglaston's six theaters, and the Sunrise Multiplex with its choice of fourteen movies. Infinity, and Applause were new names on Middle Neck Road. Even our own school was changing, with workers beginning renovations. We had Jane Fonda, Physical fitness tests, desk graffiti, spiked hair, shaved sides, flat-tops, blue hair?, snow days, hurricane day, pajama day, report cards, scholarships, broken lockers, broken hearts, the school store, no hot showers, school without Tricarios’?, scarfs, boots, military, early dismissal, late buses, bad attitudes, good attitudes, smokers. I’m a Senior!, beach days, prom dates, nights, snowball fights, the dreaded car-wrecking curve. Graduation! Whether you’re dying to get out. or praying hard that it won't end. it makes little difference. When you leave high school, for good or bad. you will most certainly take a piece of all the people you’ve known with you. High school days,. . . hold on to the images. Collage Editors: D. Max and J.W. Brownstein 197 ADVERTISEMENTS With Best Wishes for the Class of 1986 Great Neck South senior High School P.T.S.A. 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The best to you and the Class of ’86. Love, Mom, Dad, Susan, Stan Boskoff BARRY B. “Yes You Can!!” Much Love, Happiness, and Success Mom Dad Edward To Michael Tow When it comes to piano-playing “You’re the Top” Love, Mom, Dad, Jeffrey, Neil Ruth Bernard Lewis Frances Irving Tow Dear Dennis, You made it! It is not the end! It is the beginning! Go for it! We are behind you, like always, feeling happy and proud, wishing you success and giving you love. Congratulations to you and the Class of ’86 Mom, Dad, Eric, and Marc Tanjeloff :o9 Paul Brzozowski We are so very proud of you. Our wish for you is that all your dreams come true. We love you. Mom and Dad Stephanie, Robert, Caroline, and Kristofer Yeah Leslie! Love, Mom Michelle Chris Jaime Congratulations To Kenneth and the class of '86 The Goldsteins Roberta — Mike + Jay Congratulations to SHERYL And the Class of ‘86 THE POLLS Jerry — Suzi — Eric — Caryn 210 JORDAN: Thank you for all the thrills! You have made us very proud. 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Miriam, Ilene, Rachel Wc know if s jusl a passing phase Wc light our lamps for atmosphere And hang our hopes on chandeliers We re going wrong, we re gaining weight We’re sleeping long and much too late And so it’s time to change our ways But I loved these days GOOD LUCK TO THE INCREDIBLE CLASS OF 86! COLETTE LAURIE MARISSA AMY (muh-muh, no bed bugs.) Crossocean Consultants Limited Congratulations to MARK SHAR and the Graduating Class of 1986 Experts in International Financing and Letters of Credit 2 Park Avenue New York. New York 10016 212-725-8800 228 FINE. CUSTOM JEWELRY SHERYL, MOM DAD CONGRATULATE DEAR GRADUATE LAURA ALEXIS LICKS, KISSES, WOOFS, AND - WAGS OF TAILS, w W ALTHEA AND VALENTINO YOUR FULL — SERVICE JEWELER FOR (516) HU 2-2790 T) HANDCRAFTED DESIGNS REPAIRS GIFTS 107 Middle neck Road GREAT NECK. NEW YORK 11021 (516) 829-9887 WAXING MANICURES PEDICURES ELECTROLYSIS • FACIALS • EAR PIERCING Custom Cosmetics. Jewelry and Boutique 113 MIDDLE NECK RD . GREAT NECK. N Y 11021 MON SAT 8 30 6 00 • THURS: 8:30 9:00 IP UNABLE TO KEEP APPOINTMENT, KINOLY GIVE 24 HRS. NOTICE Congratulations to the Class of '86 MM KENNY, JORDAN, ROBERT ALAIN, CARL . . . DENNIS (UNDER WATER) ALWAYS A PARTY! DIVISION CHAMPS 1985-1986 229 516 482 8030 r trude l uictn PARTY SHOP PRINTING 85 MIDDLE NECK ROAD GREAT NECK. NEW YORK 11021 Congratulations to the Class of ’86 Jat neck esetting esign 81 Middle Neck Rd. 487-2811 TINA With pride for all you’ve been With joy for all you are And love . . . For always Mom, Dad, Sharon, Michael Best Wishes For Bright Beautiful Futures pontes sa 1 • ROME VA ontim newTyobk y SHOES ADOLFO COSI 110 MIDDLE NECK RD ANDY FEINSTEIN GREAT NECK. N Y. 11021 GABJ COSI (516) 466-0020 to Howard And His Friends in the Class of 1986 Congratulations Love, Mom, Dad, Larry, Michael JOAN LEYTON The May Family PLUMAGE 8 J MIDDLE NECK RD . GREAT NECK. N Y 11021 (516J 487-4774 230 You can depend on me Over and over Know that 1 intend to be The one who always makes You laugh until you cry And you can count on me Until the day you die Years may come and go Here’s one thing 1 know All my life You’re a friend of mine You can depend on me I’ll be fine 'Cause you're a friend of mine Ruma and Eli YU’S HAVE ALL COME A LONG WAY A + B + C ALBERT BERNICE CALVIN ’81 ’82 ’86 231 There have been may who have come and gone. There arc three, however, who have always been a constant. Three who have always been there for me. You have made my world so much brighter . . . 1 can only hope that 1 have done the same for you. 1 wish you each health, success, and happiness . . . always. Thank You (:• ) Jordan. Lisa. Max I Love You. Elyn Smile! CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL MY KIDS! (Especially Marissa, Amy, Justin, Laurie, and Michael.) Love, Mom Joinson Frank Ann Marie Louise Terryl Robert Rogers Lehman Himelfarb Lawrence Printz Good Luck to Ezra, Mike, Debbie, Chris, Leslie, Hai Jung. Max, Julie, Michelle, Shari, Calvin Vito and the Class of 1986. I’m Graduating Too! All My Love, Mrs. H. 2J2 Tina. Jill. Nicky. Tec-Wee. Eggy. Jamie. Pin. Samara B Cambridge. Fishy. Summer ‘ 85” Nia-Nia-Nia, Mousie” 7:00 Some Mascara Jill. Toys R Us. Vinegar. Eric-N-Tina. Adam-N-Jill, Some Great Times. I Love Ya. Best Friends. Tami Much Love Happiness And Success Mommy Matthew Grandma Congratulations to MARK And the Class of 1986 Desiree, Sonney, Gary Jodi-Anne Shar The Class Of “88” Wishes The Class Of “86” Lots Of Luck, Fun, And Happiness Don’t Party Too Much In College! To Whom it may Concern; Rebel Aquagods; Pine Sol Trip; Thank You; AHAB . . . Dudes Summer Hit List; It Only Took You 2 Weeks!; Pillsbury: A.P.-AI1 Poindexters. Dammit!: Partay!; Bren-Bellie; Still Have Your License?; Plastic Car; Cruise Mobile W No Hubcaps; 50 In A 30?; Heavy Metal Vomit: What’s Her Name . . . Zenyatta Mondatta?; Astro Robbery; Anxiety; 1985 Corvette . . . Yeah Right ... No Really; Blow It Off; Fern! Tic Tac Men; Snausages; FBI — New York Office; . . . Leave A Message Home Boy and If I’m Not Home . . . ; PTA Mobile; I Went To Class Today . . . Really . . . Ask Her; Betty Andretti; Hit And Run!; Just A Lot Of Rocks; Road Runner Is God! I Love you Guys. We’ll Keep In Touch, No — Problem! CONGRATULATIONS To all of Tina’s friends “The Best Is Yet To Come” The Toback Family CONGRATULATIONS MARK We're proud of you! Nan And Lou Congratulations to My I Sister ALISA BERGMAN And the Class of 1986 Shelley Bergman Account Ezrcutitk MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANOC. INC. (212) 510-0625 26 BROADWAY. NCW YORK. N.V 10004 1-800-221-3816 Congratulations ERINN We are so Proud of You, Good Luck In College DANNY Love Congratulations to You Mom. Dad, Chris and Susan And the Class of ’86 The Max Family To Tina “Always Our Pride” Love Poppic and Grandma June To Amy You may be 10, But to us You’ll always be 1. Congratulations to the Class of 1986 The Meyersons To our Grandson Jordan, Every lap of your Life should be A winning one. With Much Love Nan and Poppy Mac 234 Charo--- w Justin B.- ----------And--------- Send Their Congratulations On Graduating with the Class of 1986 To ----------And--------- -----Cassie vy ----Mark M. Congratulations Class of ’86 The Gluck Family To The Class Of ’86: Be as proud 27 years From now as I am today. From Leslie Boorstein’s Father, Martin Boorstein Class of 1959 Great Neck South’s First Best of Luck in the Future to the Class of ’86 The Freshman Class '89 To Liz and Her Friends Love and Success Always and All Ways Mom — Irving Pam Congratulations To Our Precious Daughter BETH May All Your Wishes and Dreams Become Realities The Zuckermans Mom, Dad, and Marc '83 235 Present This Ad For 25.00 Off Any Complete Stereo System of $250.00 or more 2150 Jericho Tpke., Garden City Park, N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS BEST OF LUCK to f rom the CLASS OF 1987 236 MILD-MANNERED STUDENTS IN SCHOOL . . . faster than a speeding bullet ... Davey-Kid D-Train Word Mikey-Mike G-Man GREAT NECK SOUTH REBEL TRACK — A COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE 237 Issued Daily Except Saturday Sunday Holi Jays by City fruiting Bureau Police Bulletin FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF POLICE DEPARTMENT, RON GINOR Description: 17 yrs, 5 1 P 190 lbs, black hair, blue eyes. Has been know to wear dark sunglasses, dark suit and hat. Alias: Ronny G., Sunny, Rongie No., and of course, “Joliet Jake” Blues. Caution: They have little respect for driving safety or rules of the road. In constant search of fun, food, parties, and academic excellence. Will stop at nothing to have fun and make others have a good time in the process. Apparent M.O., Quoted: “We’re on a Mission from God.” MICHAEL STERN Description: 17 yrs, 6’2” 170 lbs, long blond hair, hazel eyes. Has been known to sport dark sunglasses, dark suit and hat also. Alias: Mikes, Mikeman, Spike, The Boy, and of course, Elwood Blues. THE SENIOR STAGECRAFT SOCIETY Julie Lubin — President in Charge of Transportation Tina Chaudhry — President in Charge of Refreshments Adam Schlessinger — President in Charge of Entertainment Angclique Febles — President in Charge of Smocks and Supplies Chris Gee — President in Charge of Suavitude Edwin Mizrahi — President in Charge of Clean Up Josh Markfield — President in Charge of Intelligent Kenny Goldstein — President in Charge of Fashion and Beauty Shirley Tam — Mascott 238 gI1lc Southerner Volume 18. Number 4 Crea� Neck. New York. Friday, December 20. 1985 _ u Pmmm PAID M � Ml Cm mm , m y Free proposed by Chuck Kopias, a science teacher at North High School. By Friday morning, letters were placed in the mailboxes of each teacher informing them what was needed. Homeroom teachers were asked to pass on the information to their students. The drive lasted from Monday, November 25 to Wednesday. November 27. By Wcdncsda morning all of the supplies were sent to North High School, and were then under the supervision of Kopias. Many teachers would have liked to have made contributions, but due to the lack of time, a central fund was not established, and the donations were refused his or her academic responsibilities the privilege of participating in extra-curricular activities should be taken away. Other teachers agree with Mr. Posliglione. Many teachers, however, tecl differently. They think that a rule like this would be unfair and that :ach case should be dealt with individually, depending on each person’s academic situation. Bob Shallow, a social studies one teacher who holds He says. “I disagree wi activities with grade pom average Each case should be jud| :d on its agrees with the which states “Nc nd the substitute such as: ubstitute must be found f potentially dangerous Cimple Computer Take Over Grading own merits, do better thetr sports Also, many scholasticall season. Be Inside This Issue: Coaches' Sexism is Appalling ....... Beware Pseudo-Friendships .......... Linking Senior Electives ........... Hi-Tech Audio and Video............. Looking Back From the Future........ age 2 )age 3 age 4 )age 9 ige Winter Sports Preview ...................p ige Special Winter Sports Pull-Out Section Eight Great Eastern Mountains...............page 6 Taking A Shot At Deer Hunting ..............page 7 The Latest Gadget Skis and Boots ...........page 8 Surfing on Snow.............................page 8 students during iv on c. FM xvl -CM I David (Hoc W? GrOMTMn N w Editor OpA4 Won rSST JHRMMhn thi MicnaM Tom “It ran old synti Phipps, for us oursclvc: vcnlicat but it w. the new was a students and the was cut Spoft Editor Howard RoMPtown nts and grades, mg them rt .wci “ Andy MAtoner very few there admtnisl times. we had to send them to nd they would run it off I lie teachers got their It gave us more work, accurate and faster. 1 tholight it was much better ficaiion was hack much sooner. Jnd with no errors.” complaints. In the past ation feels that they will through the grade process a couple of grades. Once printed verifi teachers to corrections printout was smoothly made bee questions they did that, they ation sheets for the (dit. When all the were received, a as made. It all ran very Most of the errors were use ol the unanswered fit us. All the secretaries have taken on the job of inputting the information really well Their accuracy made our accuracy . Mary Ingham, one of thi secretaries who worked with the grades, also praised the program principal Gilbert Blum the system ran: each received a class list, which included the name of the student and their number, which was accurate to that day. All they had to do was fill in the academic and attitude grades in pen. pencil, or whatever they wish to use. The secretary simply typed in these A great majority of the time was spent on the printing of the lists . Blum continued. ”ll takes five hours to run class lists, verification lists, and report cards Wc are taking steps to reduce that. By the end of December the IBM AT will be installed They arc able to store more information, and can use all the programs Wc also hope to network the three computers wc have, so if wc make a change on one computer, it wiU be changed on all computers. “Right now wc have to do two reports. One for the students, and one for the state, which includes all the Great Neck chooU, since the other schools don’t have the Cimpie program yet This is just a pilot. From Lakeville Tots, To Great Neck South Rebels, Mark M. Alan B. Mark V. Justin B. Danny M. WE WENT ALL THE WAY! §fl L, • v cn Ao WV w. - ■ ' • - -� i — TvuMuAjr if : r «u « : i 7TI� —--■ ■- • o V! +� ZdkX Q Effl M “ 'iATft M«cK AwHH! ' I � t- TA Jl Crw . fT Hawk f Kb C-«W4 r. HI6H FXVE! 0 : X fc ou -■ A: H� u'rt i | 5fNMfc'. -- Let's to T+ | tfclimOA ■ 560 e'j ?5 2 C jkfo i+- 3 s xw _ 3 S •-2 HCUVUJ 0IUK L 241 ALBERT. LINDA. LARRY. AND IAN TARASUK CONGRATULATE JANENE AND THE CLASS OF 1986 ON THEIR GRADUATION WE WISH THEM SUCCESS. HEALTH. AND HAPPINESS. LOOK TO THE WORLD FOR EXCITEMENT AND WONDER LOOK TO YOUR FRIENDS FOR UNDERSTANDING AND WARMTH LOOK TO YOURSELVES FOR HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS SHIRLEY NANCY ROTHSTEIN ZAVIER TO THE CLASS OF ’86 GO FOR IT! 242 CONGRATULATIONS TO ANGELIQUE AND THE CLASS OF 1986 YOU WILL ALWAYS BE OUR LITTLE GIRL. MS. PRESIDENT WITH LOVE MOM DAD CHRIS '84 ANTHONY ’87 GERMAINE '92 E«i DEAR JENNIFER, MAY ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE LOVE, MOM, DAD, APRIL, JAKE YOU CAN TAKE IT WITH YOU! We Took the man! DAN, ALAN, CHRIS, ALAIN, DAVE, BARRY, HOWARD ATAWAYTAGO MIKE MOM DAD “The First Period Mob This is the story of the best class ever English II honors and all of our endeavors We were 12 in number and we were the best Our trivia questions were better than the rest We met every morning at 8 o'clock We walked into the room and there was Doc Rock We cracked a few jokes and read many plays The periods flew by but so did the days When the year came to an end we all felt blue We’d miss our new family and Doc’s lies too. Now it’s all a fond memory, one we'll hold dear We toast to our future with song and cheap beer. He strutted his stuff even though he was small With Cuban heels he was five feet tall We sat in a circle and talked about life Discussions on religion, sex. and his wife Never again will there be such a stew Musicians and brains, clowns and jocks too Our high school life must fade into the past But this memory we cherish will forever last 245 0 0 OUR VERY BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TO DINA AND THE CLASS OF 1986 ALL OUR LOVE, MOM, DAD, EDDIE AND JOE To the Class of 1986, We Wish You Good Luck And Success. The Vista Staff 253 School is for studying . . . and being with friends . . . our memories are all we have . . . when the school year ends. 258 CONTRACT FOR LIFE As our days at Great Neck South Senior High School become few, memories of joy and frustration will remain forever. As friends travel their separate ways, relation- ships sometimes fade. Let each of us make a contract with ourselves, our friends, and as the entire graduating class of 1986. The below clauses are the terms for the contract: 1) Keep in touch with high school friends. You will encounter this type of relation- ship only once in your lifetime. 2) Take good care of your parents, because without them you would not be here. 3) Do unto others what you would do unto yourself. 4) Take it easy on your automobile, because insurance and auto body rates are sky- high. 5) Have a high school reunion 5 to 10 years from now and then make sure that we have one every 10 years from now. 6) Never drink and drive. 7) Stand up for what you believe in. 8) Do the best you can and no matter what anybody tells you, that is all anyone can ask of you. 9) Brush your teeth twice a day and after meals. 10) Don’t watch too much “Dynasty.” It has been proven to kill brain cells. What- ever you do, don’t let your children grow up to be like anyone in the graduating class of 1986. Stay healthy and good luck in whatever projects you pursue. The Vista Staff 259 • Winston-Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Carolina Jeff Noreman Douglaston. Now York