Harrison High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Harrison, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1975 volume:

MINISCENCE1975 Harrison High School Harrison, New York Volume 35 CIRCLE CIRCLE CIRCLE CIRCLE Circle Circle Circle Circle Circle Circle circle circle circle circle circle circle In 1974-1975 the students of Harri- son entered a newly built school. We, the Reminiscence staff, were impress- ed by its architectural design, its cir- cular shape. For us it reflected the circles in life. We have attempted to pose some questions about circles, their nature and their relationship to us. Table of Contents Introduction ..........4 Seniors ..............14 Student Life..........98 Underclassmen . .194 Faculty..............226 Business ............266 Left behind: Duck pond, marble lobby, Corners, squares forming squares. Coming to: Circle of Steel, Concrete pillars, lines forming circles. Does a building make a difference? Is it possible to break a circle? % Running and talking in circles Getting nowhere fast Our circles drawn. Do we shut others out? Do we hide, touching no one? Are we spinning ever turning Caught in life's revolving door? When did we begin to question? Was it when we asked a name? Was it when we sought a fact? Was it when we tried to reason? Was it when we learned to challenge? Was it when we found an answer? Was it when there were no answers? Will the questions ever stop? Explosions in the darkness Stars bursting in glory Ever evolving Ever unfolding. Ourselves, like the universe In itself complete And yet... beyond, ) The earth turns; Our new day dawns. It is left to us To touch the sun, To capture its life Within our hands. i t Anthony Joseph Alfero John J. Angelone It s not an easy world out there, but it's not getting any easier. John Arcara David Arcuri Fortune Aurora Learn like you're to live forever; Live like you're to die tomorrow. Opposite page: Left: Mark Decea; Above: Mike McBride, Mark Morell, Mike Cipolla; Center: Linda Witzel; Below: Tim Moll; This page: Above: Theresa Reznicek; Below: Karen Holden. 19 Patti Baker Only the beginning, only just the start — Chicago Bob Balkind Sherry Bambace Everyone lives their lives like candles in the wind. This page: Above: Lucille Cueva; Center: Pat McCarty and Tom Szabo; Below: Cathy Burrell; Right: Jeff Pledger. 20 David Baulieu Dianne Joy Beaton Walk beside me and just be my friend. Shirley Bianca Christopher Bisignano jam, Haaarry! drum line, first place, yo! All the way... BIS... Margie Bisignano Linda Joan Bornstein Go where you want to go; Be what Expression is the need of my soul — you want to be... Live!!! Don Marquis 21 Gary Alan Boulanger From the end spring new beginnings. Stephen J. Brefere Kim Brissett Cynthia Brocchini Kimba, P.C., Italian dances; the worst of times, the best of times. 22 Opposite page: Above: Patty Perez, Betty-Jean Rubeo; Center: Jack Henningson; Below: Lucretia, Jill, Cathi, Lori; This page: Above: Tony Veneziano; Below: Pat Ruto. Patty Brown Debbie Bruckheim Leaving with beautiful memories, I await a new beginning. Cathy Burrell Mariann J. Brunetti My friends are like old wine, And I've had the best. 23 Henri Cabrol Sharon Ann Camardella James A. Caponera Find your way — For none may know it just as you may — Neil Diamond Teresa Caputo Teree . . . Today is the tomorrow you dreamed of yesterday . . . L.C. 9 10 74 Joseph Carbone, Jr. Get it while the getting good. Opposite page: Above left: Midge, Caroline, Cathy, Lisa, and Joyce; Above right: Michal Ruder; Below left: Paul Richards; Below right: Charlie Sacco; This page: Steve Mal- fitano. Cathy Cargiuolo Tommy Carnevalla Frank Carpiniello 25 Eileen Carusona Lila C. Casagrande Sal Catalano Lucille Ann Castillo Your friend is your needs answered' — Kahlil Gibran Debbie Cecere Sue Chilelli Debbie Castaldi I've been searching so long, now I know my life has meaning... C.C. Louis Cavallero Ivana M. Chiodo If you don't know where you're at, You won't know where you're going. 26 Annette Ciaramella Wanna hear a joke? Robert Ciccone Nancy Ciliberti Michael Cipolla Patricia Cirillo Begin at once to live and count each You only live once; Grab for all the day as a separate life. gusto you can. 28 Opposite page: Left: Megan Williams; Above right: Frank Palladino; Below right: Mike McBride; This page: john Orfei. Ray Colasacco William Colombo Anthony Colotti The future holds many things Try to obtain as much as you can. 29 Opposite page: Above: Lisa Cozzi; Below: Jeff Mittleman; This page: Above: Steve Vitti; Below: Cheryl Pelligrini, Jill Goldstein. Lucille S. Cueva Time goes, you say? Ah but no! Time stays, we go. Joseph D'Agostino Stephen John Cullo Loretta D'Alesandro I can resist everything except tempta- tion ' 31 Nancy D'Alesandro Pascal De Sutter A person has nothing to fear if he fears ignorance. Cathy Ann De Vito Art, dancing laughing, Marx Bros, films. Majorettes 71-75, PC 74. Opposite page: Left: Mark Olsen, Paul Gregory; Above right: Sandy, Theresa, Sherri, Joyce; Center: Jon Hollin; Below right: Patti Baker; This page: Above: Robin Saporito; Below: Russell Madris. Mark Decea Michael Della Rocco This Page: Left: Jimmy Caponera; Above Center: Camille Vallerelli; Center: Josephine Mastrogia- como; Below center: Marie Strazza; Above right: Chris Levy; Below right: Mike Marella. 34 1 4 Eddie Di Buono Roe Di Buono Mark Di Maggio Lori Edelstein Susan Esposito 35 Sam Fanelli M Lisabeth Hallie Felder You will still be here tomorrow but your dreams will not. Guy Fay 36 David Franze Today is only yesterday's tomorrow. Jill Ellen Friedlander As an opal changes color and fire to match the nature of day, so do I. Bonnie Friedman brace yourself 37 Steven Friedricks Deborah Frohman Michael J. Fuerst Maria Frohlich There is a time for every purpose under heaven. 38 Elaine Galanis Frank Galletta As soon as you trust yourself; you will know how to live. Carlo Galluzzo Pamela Garlick O dance, clap hands, exult, shout, Skip, leap, roll on, float on! — Walt Whitman Opposite page: Above: Cinny Mayo and Mr. McClelland; Below: Maria Frohlich, Dianne Beaton; This page: Above: Jodie Shallo; Below: Tony Alfero. Pauline A. Gauci Helene Gendron Louis Gentile Louise Giannetti Tom Giorgi Lou . . . P.S. I love you . . . Colorado . . . Good things in life take a long time. James M. Glover If we can see, why don't we look; If we can hear, why don't we listen. Jill Goldstein You've gotta take the bitter with the sweet. Ellen Gottfried 41 Holly Green If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way. Larry Grasso Joyce Grasso Good things don't last forever. Will remember C.F. Kenneth S. Greenberg raul Cjregorj I can't believe it - 1 Andrew Grescak Mario Greto Patricia A. Guarino Paul Guillaro I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold. 42 43 Vivian Gustafson Stanley Harris Experiencing one end, we await a new The road called life is a long one, beginning..so don't get tired of driving. Steven Lee Hendler Scott Henning Insanity is just another state of mind. 44 John T. Henningsen David Hertz Karen Holden Jonathan Hollin If it doesn't matter why bother — You can't see the forest for the trees. Opposite page: Above left: Mark Morell; Right: Sharon Camardella; Below left: (Carolyn Sidders; This page: Above right: Paul Salcuni; Below left: Pam Jaffey; Below right : Don Lewis. 45 Louisa lori If a man wants his dreams to come true, he must wake up. Margot Jacobson Elizabeth J. Hulbert Opposite page: Above left: Pat Kroslak; Above right: Steve Pustola; Below left: Louis Massimo; Below right: Ivana Chiodo; This page: Paul Guillaro. Rodney Katz Pam Kayden John Kayner Standing in complete silence, only to hear the snowflakes. 47 Pat Kroslak We do not change, we expand. John R. Korn Friendly . . . Don't let school get in the way of your education. Phyllis Ann Labrosciano Millie Labrusciano James Kussel 48 Paul Landolfe Elaine Lanni Brian Laverty 49 This page: Left: Nancy Bermas; Above: Lori Lovallo; Below: Tony Spizziro; Opposite page: Above left: Diane Owen; Above right: Brian Laverty; Below left: Steve Friedricks; Below right: Tisha LePino. 50 51 52 Debbie Leone Tisha LePino All you need is love and peace of mind. Susan Levin We are now sent out in the world — but not to forget our friends ... Christine Levy And in each ending we find a new be- ginning. Esther Lynn Lewin Come ride the wind when it blows and follow, follow to where it goes. Donald E. Lewis The party's over — but it was fun while it lasted. 53 54 Opposite page: Above left: Joe D'Agostino; Above right: Michael Strauss; Below: Perry Sticca Mallory Lardine; This page: Above: Cathy DeVito; Below left: Sue Eisenson; Below right: Frank Carpiniello. 55 This page: Above: Mario Greto, Below Carol O'Connor; Opposite page: Above: Debbie Bruckheim, Below: Kevin Manning. Lori Lovallo What we gave, we have, what we spent, we had; what we left, we lost. Russell Madris A little of everything, and nothing at all — Montaigne 56 Mike Malfitano As time goes on I realize just what my senior year means to me. Louis Mancuso These are the seasons of emotion, like the winds they rise and fall. Stephen Malfitano We've only just begun to live! Stephanie J. Mann As Time Coes By . . . Tap Dancing Big D! ChooChootoBroadway Oz InThe- Mood This page: Above left: Mike Marzelli; Above right: Linda Schroeder; Below: John Greer; Opposite page: Above: Louis Gentile; Below left: Lori Leifer; Below right: Joanne Strauss. 58 •V • � 4� W ■ Kevin Manning Denise M. Marantis No, I'm not Peggy! . . . Yes, my shoe- laces are untied. Linda Marchione No longer a dream, now a reality N.N. Michael Marella Charles Marra 60 Linda Marsico Ross Marsico Marta Martin 61 Opposite page: Above: Bruce Miller, Mike Santangelo; Above center: Mark Morell, Pat Ruto, Mike Marzelli; Below: Kim Brissett, John Kayner; Center left: Bill and Bonny; Center right: Debbie Lee The Man; This Page: Above: Eileen Carusona, Sal Catalano; Below: Donna Silluzio. This page: Frank Montera; Opposite page: Above: Sue Levin, Center: Denise Marantis, 8e- low: Dave Franze. Roger S. Martin My fondest memories will always be in my senior year. Michael Marzelli Susie Volkswagen Nikon Elton Turkey Italy Midge Mason The best gift we can offer others is the truth Time waits no-one. Jacqueline Massa Take the world as it is, Not as it ought to be. Marion Massaro Little m . . P + B . . JIP + company . . Good things in life take a long time. 64 65 Patti Mastrangelo 66 Guy A. Mezzancello Our lives are nothing but a long trip, so don't run out of gas. Bruce D. Miller I am off to where the weather suits me fine. It's been fun, you crabs. Opposite page: Above: Chris Bis- ignano, Below: Liz Hulbert; This page: Above: Steve Cullo. Below: Linda Marchione. 67 Jeff Mittleman Angela M. Moizio It is through Art and Art alone that we can realize our perfection. Mark J. Morell I just got a haircut!; Where is Crabsy Miller?; The partee is over. John Modafferi Timothy J. Moll Henry Modzelewski Frank Montera Carol A. Murabito Kathleen Munter No goal is too high if we climb with care and confidence. Opposite page: Above: Nick Liantonio, Below: Alan Westmoreland; This page: Lucy Castillo. 69 Mark Mustacato I had a friend she once told me you got love you ain't lonely. Andrew Nathanson It's a fool who plays it cool and makes this world a little colder. Lisa Newcastle Just call my name I'll be there . . . Forever John — August 2,1973 Vanessa Nicholson 70 Carol O'Connor Opposite page: Gale Petruzzelli; This page: Above: Tony Penirelli, Center left: Diane Bastasini, Center right: Patty Brown, Below: Robert Rinaldi. John William Orfei Take as your guide those who follow the example that we set. Phil. 3:17 71 Cheryl Pellegrini Jan Marie Pastore 72 Michael Pareti Opposite page: Tom Carnevalla; This page: Above left: Annette Ciaramella, Below Left: Midge Mason, Below right: Beth Ruggiero. Lucretia Pellegrino Is this our beginning or is this our end? Anthony Penirelli Sandy Penirelli It may be the end but it's only the be- ginning. 73 This page: Above: Sue Esposito, Below left: Michelle Linnane, Below right: Tom Giorgi; Opposite page: Above left: Jan Pastore, Above right: Nancv Ciliber- ti, Below: Andv Grescak. Donald Perez Patricia E. Perez Gale Petruzzelli Jeffrey Pledger You don't know what you've got till it's gone ... Play it by ear. 74 Robert Nicholas Psychoyos Caroline Pulicare Now is only a memory, just a little his- tory, forever a part of me. (W.O.) 75 76 Karen H. Ricci Paul |. Richards We had everything before us, We had nothing before us. Salvatore Rigillo 77 Ralph Roberto Carolyn Rosa The best is yet to be, the last ... for which the first was made. Nancy Rossell Toto InTheMood Applause! May 11 Mr. K. BlueSuedeShoes LaVerne 78 Betty-Jean Rubeo Michal Ellen Ruder You'll not deny me the right to ques- tion. My garden will grow. Opposite page: Linda Marsico, This page: Above left: Mike Fuerst, Below left: Roger Martin, Right: Vivian Gus- tafson. 79 Beth Ruggiero Emily Russo APRIL 74, P.C. memories, friends, Glenn Island dances, Maybe some- day Paul Russo Patrick J. Ruto It was fun while it lasted. JAKE 80 Robert S. Sacchi Charles Sacco Green Eyes . . . Does she love me ... 2 27 73—6 29 75 Opposite page: Center left: Barbara Sieczkowski, Center right: Mare Simons Don Perez, Below left: Rav Colasacco, Below right: Sue Chilelli; This page: Pam Midollo. Edwin C. Scanlon Robin Saporito Michael C. Santangelo Let's take it easy and everyone party! 81 Victoria Elyse Seckler Jodie A. Shallo As life goes drifting by, Like a breeze I'll gently sigh — Sojourn Michele Shaver Mark Sherman Opposite page: Above right: Eddie McKenna, Below right: Carol Rivera; This page: Above left: Frank Galletta, Below left; Marion Massaro. 83 Carolyn R. Sidders Memories, Light the corners of my mind ... movin' on. Barbara Sieczkowski Lori Allison Siegel This page: Above left: Bob Leverich, Right: Chuck Mar- ra, Below left: Mil- lie Labrusciano; Opposite page: Carol Murabito. am Donna Silluzio “There's so much left to know and I'm on the road to find out.. $ • il • i Marietta Simons “Good things in life take a long time. August 3,1975 Mare Wayne Glenn Simpson “Perhaps my greatest knowledge is that I know that I do not know. 85 Edwin Sinnott Scott Sottile Carol Smith Be the one you dream you can be. Donna Marie Sposato Cookie, Dances, Conn., To L.E.K.: In whatever life brings you — Be Happy. Cathi E. Smith Happy the man who could search out the causes of things. 1 Tony Spizziro Perry Sticca “The ultimate of any concept is its di- rect opposite . Gregory M. Sinto Michele Spano i Ellyn Steiner Yesterday is but today's memories and tomorrow is today's dreams. 86 Bernard Stigone Joanne G. Strauss This page: Above left: Here comes the sun. Above right: Henry Modzelewski, below left: We'd like to know!, below right: Herbie Burgtorf; Opposite page: Above left: Andrea Triano, Above right: David Arcuri. 88 Michael Tunick Strauss 2 2 = 5 Tom Szabo Lucia M. Tarantino Connie Terlizzese Rob 1 12 74 mame metoobossRah A new page begins, a bookmark in the old. Loosh 89 Opposite page: Above right Concetta Frasciono. Below right: French 5 AP; This page: Above left: Angela Moizio, Below left: Herman Jacoby. 1 Nancy Triano Thomas F. Turco, Jr. Donna Tripodi Is this my beginning or is this the end? ... N.L. Debi Ucci 91 Opposite page: Above left: Lis Felder, Center left: Michele Cudilo Glenn Simp- son, Below left: Kathy Munter; This page: Patti Mastrangelo. Nick Vetere You get out of life what you put in. Steven Vitti Anthony Veneziano Bob Vuotto Alan Westmoreland Megan Williams People with no minds — I'm free. Linda Cay Witzel Sunshine, laughter, knowledge, tears. This you gave me through the years. 94 95 Opposite page: 1st Column: Top to Bottom: Ray Dean, jiil Friedlander; 2nd column: Top to Bottom: Margot Jacobson, Nancy D'Alesandro, Grace Gisondi, Dominick Villano; 3rd column: Top to Bottom: Mike Mas- simo, Carolyn Tozzi, Stephanie Mann, Gary Scelia; 4th column: Top to Bot- tom: Paul Spiconardi, Donna Sposato, Snowman and Crew; This page: left: Above: Andy Grescak, Center: Steve Brefere, Below: Carlo Galluzzo; Cen- ter; Above: Scott Sottile, Below: Mark DiMaggio; Right: THE STAFF. Touch the Sun. 'yYY , Wy Wmm, ''v , A mmmm. Y WfflW W s- ■ V W A mShMMMMZ' 'Y M W . Wmmwm, Wmk WmMMMmm Immm. 100 The Huskies' first year in the Division 1 C.W.L. League proved to be a test season. Coming up against teams selected from schools with larger student populations, the Huskies had to adjust. Their 2-6 record reflected that transition and in spite of their losses, they played hard and evenly establishing themselves as a team. All- League Honors went to Tony Alfero, Bill Colombo, Ray Dean and Ed Sinnott and All-League Honorable Mention went to Vito Vendola, Mark Decea, Bruce Miller, Paul Guillaro and Bob Contrata. All- County Honors went to Bill Colombo and All-County Honorable Mention went to Ray Dean. 1 r- And so the cycle begins... 101 IPO Freshman Football: 1st Row: K. McKinney, M. Gramigna, J. Simoncini, C. Shay, D. MacMillan, A. Straface, P. Compitello, D. Valentino, S. Orfei, B. Cipriano, P. Hulbert, D. Swenson, T. Nangle; 2nd Row: E. Mazzulli, Asst. Coach Al Pandolfini, Mgr. B. Powell, J. Bianca, J. Conti, M. Castillo, J. Fanelli, T. Ciatto, R. Franciosa, C. Tedeschi, S. Young, A. Gaudelli, J. Chiaravalloti, J. Strazza, N. Contrata, Head Coach Ken Boland; 3rd Row: J. Atkinson, C. Ogden, F. Blasi, j. Sacco, J. Brown, T. Pasqualini, U. Nicita, K. Tureo, D. Gottfried, M. Bronzo, D. Petruzzelli, J. Fabro. 104 J.V. Football: 1st Row: C. Straface, B. Cipolla, J. LePino, S. Colangelo, T. McLoughlin, A. Bonistall, M. Galluzzo, S. Carpiniello; 2nd Row: Coach Ted Gale, j. Zumbo, T. Decea, S. johnston, E. Cipriano, S. Veneziano, A. Volpe, T. Rizzaro, Coach Michael Belmont; 3rd Row: C. Benson, J. Syverson, R. Cozzi, W. Donofrio, A. Alfredo, T. Bernabei, B. Bennett; 4th Row: C. Cullo,). Pizzarello, j. Troiano, G. Kanka, A. Mazzullo, P. Parciasepe. This Page: Below Left: Tim McLoughlin breaks one for the J.V.; Center Right: Bobby Bennett levels a Rye Garnet; Below Right: Tony Tedeschi — J.V. is Number 1! Op- posite Page: Center Left: Eu- gene Mazzulli; Right: Dave Valentino. Varsity Football: 1st Row: Head Coach Art Troilo, A. Nathanson, B. Colombo, P. Ruto, J. Lorono, T. Veneziano, M. Decea, R. Contrata, T. Tureo, F. Castellano, P. Guillaro; 2nd Row: Asst. Coach Ted Coppola, V. Vendola, D. Lewis, T. Alfero, D. Basso, S. Valentine, S. Friedricks, B. Colangelo, O. Colabella, M. Malfitano; 3rd Row: Asst. Coach Don Ferraro, S. Bruhn, T. Esposito, E. Sinnott, ). Pledger, B. Vuotto, J. Fengler, K. Manning, B. Miller, M. Morell; 4th Row: R. Dean, J. Strozza, D. Caggiano, N. Vetere, J. Fiore, R. DeSalvo, C. Walsh, R. Ramaglia. Opposite Page: Above left: The Husky Line; Above right: Jeff Pledger punts; Center: Mark Decea pitches to Vito Vendola; Below right Run, Bruce, Run! This Page: Above left: Onofrio Colabella pulls for extra yardage; Above right: Preparing for battle; Below left: Rob Contrata finds an opening in the Scarsdale defense; Below right: Tony Alfero. 107 108 Opposite Page: Above Left: Andy Nathanson looks for daylight with Billy Colombo leading the way; Above Right: Mark Decea jumps back to look for a receiver; Below: Bobby Contrata bruises through the Garnet Line. This Page: Above Left: Tony Veneziano leaps high to intercept a Rye pass; Above Right: Billy Columbo anticipates a Garnet play; Below: The Huskies huddle for an important third down play. H A R R R VS. Y 1 E S O N VO Ln Friday mornings . . Fight on lor Harrison. Get in and fight maroon and while . . Follow the noise to the ({ym .. Pep rallies .. Buy a button! Ham on Rye!!! .. Saturday morning . . H-A-R-R-l-S-O-N We want a tour hdown, bovs. Fight!!! . . Halt time . . C ome on girls, point those toes, straighten those knees, kirk higher, close it up . . Band, Attention! Dress right, dress! Forward march! . . Da Da Da Dum Da Dum, charge! ( rowds . . Confetti . . Friday morning ... Varsity Cheerleaders: First Row ). Shallo, L. Pellegrino, L Witzel, J. Frettoloso, L. Tarantino; Second Row: M. Fratello, M. Marchesani, T. Le Pino, G. Petruzzelli, C. Sidders, L. Cueva, M. Fratello; Third Row: D. Silluzio, mgr., K. Munter, D. Douillard. D. Owen, E. Di Bene, S. Levin, mgr. 112 Majorettes: Kneeling: L. Altman, P. Guarino, C. Vallarelli; First Row: P. Gauci, E. Cascone. L. Morgen, L. Mauro, L. Stettner, K. McCarty; Second Row: S. Littwin, M. Brunetti, M. Rhoades. M. Mason, mgr., j. Brunetti, M. McCrorv, C. Rosa; Third Row: C. De Vito, captain, C. Pulicare, co-captain. 113 Opposite Page: Above Left: Joanne Figliola; Above Right: Dawn VVitzel; Below Right: Joanne Ruto; This Page: Above Left: Andrea Bruck- heim; Above Center: Laurie Chaskin; Above Right: Judy Turziano and Barbara Colotti. Freshman Cheerleaders: First Row: B. Colotti, J. Turziano, A. Bruckheim, K. Rocco; Second Row: S. Otero. W. Panzer, C. Kelly, B. LePino, D. Vitro, G. Pellegrini, M. Montagono, L. Chaskin; Third Row: Diane Pandol- fini. Advisor. 114 Marching Band Rain or shine, victory or defeat, the Marching Band was always there, giving their support and putting on a good show. Even when the chips were down, the instruments were up! Led by Band Conductors, Mr. Pat Contardi and Mr. Peter Horton, the Band had a stunning season. At every game they presented a sensational halftime, introducing new forma- tions, new tunes, and new ideas. The season ended with the Marching Band Championship. With hard work and the help of President Sue Eisenson and Vice President Mike Strauss the Band marched away with a tie for first place. Soccer: The 1974 soccer season started with high hopes. With the memory of last year's best ever squad, the team was fired for a good season. How- ever, after dropping six out of the first seven games — three by only one goal — the initial spirit dimmed. Yet halfbacks Kevin Mulvey and John Cocomazzi inspired the team to play above .500 ball. However, they could only salvage a 5-10-1 record. It was just too late. All-League Honors were bestowed on Tom Viggiano and Hugo Guaglianone. Next year they are determined to take the team to the top. Cross Country: This year's Cross Country team was by far one of the strongest Harrison has had in years. Coach Pete Lopuch salvaged a 4-4 record despite injuries. Shimon Shimon was a powerful addition to the strong team led by Bill Glatz, Bob Maher and Mark Montera. Rounding out the team were Chuck Crowley, Doug Swenson and Sean Eddings. Volleyball: The volleyball team had its first full schedule of inter-scholastic competition this fall. Although the season was not what they had hoped for, it was a good beginning. As a result of hard work, progress was shown. By the end of the season, the team's skills reflected this improvement. 119 Opposite Page: Above. Tom Vig- giano, Doug Hertz; Below Left: Mike Bianco; Below Center: Nick Celletti. This Page: Above Left: John Golub; Above Center: Jon Weber; Above Right: Jaime Arel- lano. Varsity Soccer: M. Bianco, B. Balkind. B. Benjamin, J. Crumpton, S. Catalano, J. Cocomazzi, N. Celetti, N. Ciatto, K. Fisher, J. Fragola, K. Greenberg, D. Hertz, J. Hollin, P. Jentsch, D. Moses, K. Mulvev, H. McCarthy, M. Mustacato, R. Roberto, D. Villano, T. Vigginao, R. Wood, H. Guaglianone, Don Hilton, Coach. 120 121 Cross Country: Kneeling: M. Montera, C. Crowlev, S. Eddings; Standing: R. Maher, D. Swenson, B Clatz, S. Shimon, Peter Lopuch, Coach. Opposite Page: Above: Sean Eddings reaches for the fin- ish; Below: Doug Swenson takes the lead; This Page: Below Left: Mark Montera comes into the final stretch; Beelow Right: Shimon Shimon. Varsity Volleyball: First Row: M. Ruder, V. Perl, L. Mitrano, M. Cudilo; Second Row: J. Strauss, P. Epstein, C. Murabito, L. Castillo, D. Marantis. Missing from picture: L. Felder, M. Mittleman. Opposite Page: Above Left: Valerie Estess spikes; Above Right: Paula Colangelo; Be- low Left: Arlene McKenna gets readv to serve. This Page: Below Left: Valerie Perl sets the ball; Below Center: Michal Ruder; Below Right: Michele Cudilo — Got it! Maroon Murmurs: First Row: J. Hollin, L. Felder, B. Bermas, K. Aubel, L. Morgen, B. Segall, L. Spizzirro, A. Moizio; Second Row: B. Benjamin, D. Hertz, B. Schuman, D. Swenson, K. Greenberg, S. Hendler, D. Hertz, M. Sherr, D. Marantis, j. Friedlander; Third Row: J. Weber, P. Garlick, S. Aron, G. Spano, S. Simon, E. Ruder, P. Epstein, C. Fine, M. Fine, M. Ruder, P. Morris. 126 Opposite Page: Above Left: Michal Ruder; Above Right: Pam Garlick; Center Right: Lis Felder. This Page: Above Right: Editors: Steven Hendler. Business; Miriam Sherr, News; Angela Moizio, Art and Photography; Lis Felder, Culture; Pam Garlick, Associate Editor; Brad Benjamin, Sports; Michal Ruder, Editor-in-Chief; Below Left: Angela Moizio; Below Right: Steven Hendler. U.C.S.: First Row: L. Glaser, C. Edelstein, J. Strauss, D. Marantis, P. Epstein, N. Kornreich, I. Koren, A. Moizio, S. Eisenson; Second Row ). Mann, L. Young, P. Jaffey, B. Friedman, C. Murabito, ) Hollin. Opposite Page: Above Left: Eric Ruder; Above Right: Pam Garlick; Center Left: Mr. Carlucci, Karen Aubel; Center Right: Liz Spiz- zirro. This Page: Below Left and Right: Peelin' Good — Sponsored byU.C.S. 128 S. A. E.: C. Brown, P. Epstein, B. Friedman, E. Ruder. B. Segall, K. Aubel, P. Morris. 129 £ a . Spanish Club: First Row: R. Mould, C. Schilero, M. Strazza, S. Cheriff; Second Row: J. Berger, R. Greenberg, L Castillo, L. Hulbert, P. Colangelo, Mrs. A. Morlet, Advisor; Third Row: D. Marantis. P. Epstein, Mr. P. Wax, Advisor, M. Sisca. Jk i Italian Club: First Row: A. Mastrogiacomo, Mrs. M. Miscella, Advisor, S. Coviello; Second Row. K. Mucci, R. Chiavon. P. Angclone, A. D'Antona, G. Toso, R. Coviello. Port, s F-: A G. O. Officers: Celia Cullo. Pres.; Chris Walsh, Vice-Pres.; Sue Babb, Sec.; Lori Voles, Treas. Student Faculty Senate Pres. Alison Estess Senior Class Officers: Dianne Beaton, Treas.; Mrs. Eleanor Morse, Advisor; Lucy Castillo. Sec Andv Nathanson, Vice-Pres.; Steve Malfitano, Pres. Select Chorus: first Row. D. Tymerson, L. Tarantino, P. Buonsante; Second Row: S. Weinger, D. Faup, L. Mitrano,). Boxer, S. Mann, L. Hulbert, E. Di Bene, M. Emerson; Third Row: C. Eppinger, D. Menken, P. Gilbert, C. De Salvo, C. Giacomo, K. Akers, J. La Porta. R. Contrata, Mr. Kellogg; Fourth Row: N. Rossell, M. McCrory, A. Schuman, M. Caesar, V. Estess, N. Le Blanc, S. Hamilton; Fifth Row: T. Redford, G. Toso, J Perl, A. Estess, L. Arye, T. Cueva, J. Syverson; Sixth Row: J. Fiore, D. Hulbert, P. Parciasepe, P. Kelly, M. Eisenberg, J. Smith, J. Glover. Opposite Page: Above Left: John Syverson; Above Right: Girls' En- semble: First Row: D. Tymerson; Second Row: K. Akers, L. Stettner, J. La Porta; Third Row: M. Emerson, L. Hulbert; Fourth Row: L. Mitrano, N. Rossell, E. Di Bene. This Page: Above Left: Carl Benson; Above Right: Lucia Tarantino and Alison Estess, Below Left: Jack Fiore; Below Right Double Sextet: First Row: G. Spano, D. Menken, L. Tarantino, C. Giacomo; Second Row: M. Emerson, L. Hulbert, S. Weinger, E. Di Bene; Third Row: J. Syverson, J. Serrano, L. Arye, T. Redford. Up, Up and Away Basketball: The 1974-1975 basketball team finally took Harrison to the sectional playoffs. Although they once again fell short of .500, they did play respectably for most of the season. Due to injuries many players were lost to the team at one time or another during the season. This is one reason the Huskies didn't win more games than their record shows. Post season honors went to senior Jamie Glover and junior Jay Alzamora, who were selected to the All-League team and made All-County Honorable Men- tion. Swimming: The swim team finished their finest season with a record of 11-0, the only undefeated winter or fall varsity team in '74-75. Under the leadership of co-captains Mark Morell, Mike Strauss and Tom Turco, and the guidance of Coach Jerry Curran, the team pulled it all together for their best, most exciting season. Records were set by George Scanlon in the 200 yard and 500 yard freestyle, Mike McBride in the 200 yard Individual Medley and 100 yard backstroke, and Mark Morell, Charles Opolinsky, Ed Scanlon and George Scanlon in the 400 yard freestyle relay. Mike McBride received All-County Honorable Mention. Girls' Basketball: The girls' basketball team, after a dis- appointing season in 1974, returned this year with new ability and a strong desire to win. They ended the 1975 season with an impressive 7-1 record. The starters were Donna Passerelli, Denise Marantis, Dawn Menken, Pat Kroslak and Jill Alzamora who were aided by Cathy Fiore, Mariann Brunetti, Eileen Carusona, Peggy Epstein, Margot Jacobson, Lori Mitrano, Pauline Gauci, and Valerie Perl. This was the first year that the team was invited to the sectionals and this honor can only be accredited to the fine effort of the whole team. Wrestling: The 1974-1975 wrestling team can best be des- cribed as young and inexperienced. Nevertheless, their toughness and desire kept them in every match. Such determination will make them an up and coming team which Harrison, in the future, will be proud of. Outstand- ing members of the team were John Arcara, who was in- jured before the Divisional, Frank Arcara and Rich Con- trata, who placed in the sectional tournament, and Ray Dean, who was named All-League. Winter Track: The winter track team was the strongest ever. Through hard work and determination and the guidance of Coach Stuart Close, the team developed into one of the top indoor teams. The team placed second in the League and second in the County Divisional Championships. Outstand- ing performances were posted by Bob Maher in the middle distances, Nick Vetere and Chris Bisignano in the sprints, Greg Toso and Mark DiMaggio in the field events, Bill Glatz and Mark Montera in the long distances, and Tony Ciotoli in the walk. 139 141 Varsity Basketball: First Row: M. Mager, D. Hulbert, T. Veneziano, M. Decea, S. Friedricks; Second Row: S. Hicks. P. DeSutter, S. Bruhn, J. Clover, B. Miller, Don Hilton, Coach: Third Row J Pledger T. Saldi, J. Alzamora. 142 Opposite Page: Above Left: Jay Alzamora shoots a layup; Above Right Stephen Hicks jumps; Below Right: Mark Decea scores for Harrison. This Page: Below Left: Jamie Glover — 2 points! Below Right: Tony Veneziano on a fast break. 143 Opposite Page: Above: Loach Curran; Below: Mark Morell; This Page: Above Left: Tom Turco; Above Right: Chris Bodden; Below: Scott Valentine. 144 wow 11-0 Swim Team: First Row: M. Weston, C. Bodden, S. McGovern, T. Tureo, M. Morell, M. Strauss, C. Santoro, B. Glennon- Second Row: Gerard Curran, Coach, G. Loomis, M. Gross, E. Scanlon, M. McBride, G. Scanlon, C Opolinsky S Johnston, B. Farrell, S. Hendler; Third Row: J. Hollin, J. Golub, J. Mittleman, M. Eisenberg. 146 Record Breaking 400 yard Freestyle Relay Team: Mark Morell, Ed Scanlon, George Scanlon, Charlie Opolinsky. Opposite Page: Above Left: Mike Strauss at the start of the 100 vard butterfly; Above Right: Mike McBride swimming the breast- stroke leg of the IM. This Page: Center Left: Scott Valentine at the start of the 100 yard breaststroke; Center Right: Charlie Opolinsky awaits the gun; Below Left: George Scanlon practicing the butterfly. 147 Opposite Page: Below Right: Halftime Strategy; Below Left: Shari Hamilton rebounds; This Page: Above Left: Andrea Budd; Above Right: Jeannie Castellucci jumps; Below Left: Gay Fragola shoots; Below Right: Michele De Macv takes a foul shot. 148 I V. Basketball: Kneeling: M. Phillips, J. Castellucci, A. Budd, D. Valentine, G. Fragola, P. Pomiato; Standing S. Hamilton, M. Morrisey, M. De Macv, C. Craig, G. Kaden, M. Chao, M. Perrara, Rosemary Brooke, Coach. Varsity Basketball: Kneeling: ). Alza- mora, L. Mitrano, D. Marantis, D. Pas- sarelli, P Epstein, C. Fiore; Standing: M. Brunetti, P. Gauci, E. Carusona, V. Perl, M. Jacob- son. P. Kroslak, D. Menken. Rosemary Brooke, Coach. 150 Opposite Page: Below left: Denise Marantis controls the ball; Below right: )ill Alzamora jumps. This Page: Left: Cathv Fiore dribbles past an opponent; Right: Donna Passe- relli shoots for basket. 151 Wrestling: First Row: B. Tassani, J. Bianca, F. Arcara, R. Contrata, K. Porter, T. Gregory; Second Row: C. Cecere, J. Pizzarello, R. Dean, C. Shay, J. Perl. 152 Opposite Page: Above: Josh Perl, Angel Otero; This Page: Above: Frank Arcara, Keith Porter; Below: John Arcara, Rav Dean. 153 Opposite Page: Left: Nick Vetere gets off to a perfect start; Above Right: T. j. Espo- sito shot puts at Montrose; Below Right: Paul Richards lucks out at 5'6 ; This Page: Above Left: Mark Di Maggio triple jumps. Winter Track: First Row: C. Benson, B. Maher, P Vetere, B. Briotte. Stuart Close, Coach; Second Row: V. D'Antona, B. Glat , S. Panzer, N. Vetere, J. Postiglione, M. Di Maggio; Third Row: S. Shimon, A. Nathanson, G. Tulsa, C. Reda, T. Esposito, T. Cueva. 155 156 Quiz Bowl Team: First Row: S. Hendler, K. Greenberg, C. Fine; Second Row: B. Segall, D. Beaton,). Golub. Opposite Page: Above Left: Holly Green ponders her next move; Above Right: Glenn Simpson — ln-B7; Center Right: Mike Strauss announces mate in 12; Below Right: David Hertz — checkmate! Math Team: First Row: H. Green, K. Greenberg, D. Beaton; Second Row: G. Simpson, A. Moizio, M. Strauss. ex dx dy ex dy sec tan cos sin 3.14159 f(x) log (it) dxsC them Harrison High 157 Wind Ensemble: First Row: M. Caesar, M. Strazza, S. Eisenson, A. Moizio, V. White, C. Vaughn; Second Row: A. Schuman, A. Giorgi, D. Hertz, M. Sherr, D. Hicks, J. Sicilia, S. AvRutick; Third Row: K. Havard, M. Dolan, P. Scelia, D. Swenson, M. Phillips, K. Prior, P. Gilbert; Fourth Row: J. Strazza, A. Westmoreland, C. Bisignano, B. Benjamin, M. Strauss, Mr. Pat Contardi, Director, C. Walsh; Fifth Row: L. Mazzucca, S. Malfitano, G. White, J. Pederson, H. Modzelewski. Opposite Page: Above Left: Mike Vajda; Below Left: Rich Canter; Below Center: Marie Strazza; Center Right: Joe Sicilia; Below Right: Dionne Faillace, Karen Fiorelli Marie Montagano, Debbie Vitro. This Page: Above Left: Mike Strauss; Center Left: Mary- ann Morrissey, Vickie White, Rene Puccella, L. Vaughn, A. Schuman, Marie Strazza; Center: Seth Simon; Right: David Hicks. Concert Band: First Row: S. Eisenson, A. Moizio, D. Marantis, B. Bermas, P. Passidomo, S. Simon, C. Vaughn, P. Gilbert; Second Row: A. Schuman, L. Vaughn, B. Schuman, V. White, R. Puccella, P. Vetere, K. Fiorelli, A. Giorgi, J. Petagine, S. AvRutick; Third Row: D. Vitro, M. Montagano, C. Cacchione, K. Havard, M. Dolan, D. Swenson, M. Phillips, K. Prior, P. Scelia, C. Walsh; Fourth Row: J. Strazza, C. Bisignano, A. Westmoreland, S. Rubino, R. Canter, M. Strauss, S. Cox, M. Castillo, D. Hicks, J. Sicilia; Fifth Row: C. Straface, D. Hertz, R. White, S. Malfitano, D. Strayer, D. Swenson, C. Eppinger, C. Pulicare. Opposite Page: Below Left: Chuck Marra; Right: Sue Eisenson This Page: Left: Caroline Pulicare; Above Center: Steve Rubino; Above Right: Doug Swenson, Garret White, Steve Malfitano. Stage Band: First Row: M. Vajda, M. Sherr, S. Eisenson, D. Hicks. J. Sicilia; Second Row: S. Rubino, P. Gilbert, C. Marra, S. AvRutick; Third Row: C. Pulicare, R. Canter, M. Strauss, C. Walsh, B. Benjamin, Mr. Pat Contardi, Director; Fourth Row: D. Swenson, R. White, S. Malfitano, J. Pederson, C. Straface. National Honor Society: First Row. R. Dean, P. Sticca, A. Nathanson, K. Porter. M. Strauss, D. Hertz, J. Hollin,). Carbone; Seco .della, C Rosa. P. Epstein,C. Murabito, L. Bornstein. E. Finkelstein, L. Witzel, S. Eisenson. A. Moizio; Third Row: I Friedlan Strauss, D Marantis, V Ciliberii, P. Jaffey, C. Levy, I. Chiodo, Mrs. Leah Chiambalero, Advisor. 162 Camar- iman,) J 0 N vt' ( o )(}i tf K x t V t AaVcI ' q i O f Us 1 (X17) Opposite Page: Above Left: Perry Sticca; Above Right: Ivana Chiodo and Linda Bornstein; This Page: Angela Moizio, Vice President; Carol Murabito, Sec.-Treasurer; Joanne Strauss, Presi- dent. 163 'Jootficjkt Tfavers yresent:° OVoody Aliens Srn sb Comedy) March 22,23 � oQ T� r This year the Footlight Players presented Woody Allen's comedy “Don't Drink the Water under the student direction of Shari Weinger and Doug Hertz. The play was a success with the leading roles played by Sean Eddings, Ellen Finkelstein, Peter Morris and Leslie Weber. Supporting roles were played by Robert Halpert, Josh Perl, Bruce Segall, Steven Hendler, Jack Henningsen, Seth Simon, Jon Weber, Laurie Malen, and Bonnie Bermas. P. S. Break a pelvis! Alison Estess Birdbath mthia DeSalvo Dad, Mama's Hung You GUYS DOLLS There are two equally wacky love stories por- trayed in Guys and Dolls . One is between the prim and [Jroper mission lady, Sarah Brown, played by Marcia Emerson, and the freeliving playboy and gambler, Sky Masterson (Danny Hulbert). The other romance, even more hi- larious, involves the dingbat night club dancer, Miss Adelaide (Karla Akers) and the compul- sive gambler, Nathan Detroit (Tony Spizzirro). These two have been engaged for an un- precedented fourteen years and are still wait- ing. The select chorus, under the direction of Wayne Kellogg, presented Guys and Dolls . Over 100 students were involved in the pro- duction. Through the hard work of the cast and crew, and the competent directing of Bob Fitzsimmons, the play was a success. The show was produced by Nancy Rossell and choreo- graphed by Gingy Miner. Opposite Page: Above Right: Daniel Hulbert and Marcia Emer- son; Below: Mindy Caesar, Alison Estess and Chorus. This Page: Above Left. Jackie Fiore, Tonv Spizzirro, Sean EddinRS, Above Right: Karla Akers; Below Left: Marcia Emerson, Daniel Hulbert, John Syverson; Below Right: Josh Perl, Lane Arve, Charles Gia- como, Greg Spano. Stacy Chcriff Linda Bornstein Mind and Quill step out; leap into the jungle into the wild world into the chaos and become no longer sheltered but exposed vulnerable— you are a victim of that which we call life. Ellen Finkelstein ' t.. -« -•'4s � V� . irV4« , .. .• v « ■ . • I !«• � ,V . • -Xv tr-V • .-.. . ..••• .•• . .. v '• « • •'i.'.Vv-'.V 'i' •• - 'V, • . V ' •• ■ v-.ty.-4; Karen Feiner . , Vf Baseball: This year will be one of rebuilding for Coach Coppola and his Huskies. Many key players from last year's championship squad graduated. If the Huskies are to go anywhere, fielding and pitching will hold the keys. There is a new man at every position except for four. Re- turning All-League catcher Rob Contrata, All-County performer Tony Veneziano plus outfielder Vito Vendola and Stan Harris will be called upon to lead the team. Juniors Bob Bennett and Dan Hulbert are also expected to do some heavy hitting. Pitching chores will be handled by Tony Veneziano, Dan Hulbert and Sam Fanelli. This team has plenty of potential. With hard work, the team should realize its potential. Girls' Track: This is the first year for the girls' track team. They are off to a good start. Although they lost their first meet against Ardsley and Westlake, they came back to beat Bronxville. The girls are determined to improve as the season progresses. The team's immediate goal is to make the sectional times and distances in the running and field events. Fresh- man Kathy Havard has made the sectional time in the 440 run. The rest of the team is determined to make at least one event. With the guidance and patience of their coach, Diane Pandolfini, they are sure they can do it. Spring Track: The spring track team should prove to be the best team ever in the history of Harrison, with the po- tential to go undefeated. At the time of printing, the team is 7-0, beating C.W.L. champs Ardsley and second place Eastchester. So far, under Coach Close's expert guidance three school records have been broken: Mark DiMaggio in the triple jump, Jay Alzamora in the high jump and Nick Vetere, Jeff Mittleman, Bob Maher and Chris Bisignano in the mile relay. Boys' Tennis: After three seasons of maturing, Harrison tennis has emerged as a solid contender for the C.W.L. title. Seniors dominate the single's positions, with Bruce Miller, Glenn Simpson and Steve Friedricks forming a strong line up. As of this writing the Huskies have only one defeat, and intend to keep it that way. Girls' Tennis: The girls' tennis team is looking forward to a successful season. After a winning record last year, the girls hope to make this season even better. Michele Spano, Peggy Epstein, Megan Williams, Pam Jaffey and Denise Marantis have all returned as the team starters. With this central core and a good group of back- up players the team is psyched for a good year. Golf: The golf team is looking forward to a winning sea- son. With Billy Morton as their anchorman, and seniors Mike Santangelo and Ed Scanlon, the team will try for an undefeated record. Fine performances by underclassmen Dave Jacoby and Jim Egan guarantee further success in the years to come. As Coach Art Troilo keeps the team working at full po- tential, the only result can be an undefeated season and a C.W.L. crown. Softball: The softball team is looking forward to a winning season under the direction of Miss Pattie McGee. Return- ing from last year's squad are Cathy Fiore, Lori Mitrano, Donna Passerelli and Joanne Ruto. Together with the other outstanding players, they hope to better last year's record. Freshman Baseball: First Row: J. Gonnella, C. Shay, K. Turco, ). Weber, D. Petruzzelli; Sec- ond Row: Ken Boland, Coach, D. Portanova, J. D'Alesandro. R. Straface, R. Franciosa, K. Mc- Kinney, S. Fisher. A. Mazzullo; Third Row: N. Russo, P. Ricci, G. Verrilli, S Forrest M Cas- tillo. J.V. Baseball: First Row: S. Carpiniello, B. Cipriano, S. Orfei, T. Tedeschi, S. Veneziano, C. Straface, T. Decea, A. Nigro; Second Row: J. Postiglione, M. Galluzzo, D. Ferri, P. Hulbert, A. Volpe, A. Del Moro, R. Lovallo, S. Selbst, Anthony Moro, Coach. 176 Varsity Baseball: First Row: A. Rossi, F. Castellano. S. Catalano, T. Veneziano, R Contrata, D. Hulbert, B. Colangelo, M. Decea, K. Fisher; Second Row: Ted Coppola, Coach, B. Bennett, J. Fiore, S. Harris, L. Mancuso, J. Fengler, S. Fanelli, E. Smnott, V. Ven- dola, N. Celetti, Pete McClelland, Coach. Opposite Page: Above Left: Rob Contrata behind the plate; Above Right: Stan Harris prepares to bunt; Center Left: Dan Hul- bert connects; Below Left: Tony Veneziano slams one; Below Right: Bob Bennett at the hot corner. This Page: Below Left: Vito Vendola hits a line drive; Below Right: Sam Fanelli gets ready to hurl a fastball. 177 Opposite Page: Above Left: Kathy Havard runs the 440; Above Right: Shari Hamilton and Debbie Roberts. This Page: Above: Hard at work; Below Left: Lori Malen long jumps; Below Right: Laura Crowley long jumps. Spring Track: First Row: D. Roberts, R. Farello, L. Malen; Second Row: D. Amarosa, D. Markowitz, A. Cardillo; Third Row: K. Havard, S. Knaver, M. Morrissey, L. Crowley; Fourth Row: G. Kayden, S. Hamilton, K. Prior, J. Fuerst, Diane Pandolfini, Coach. 179 Spring Track: First Row: N. Acampora, J. Chiaravalloti, C. Benson, S. Shimon, B. Maher, T. Turco; Second Row: P. Siciliano, M. Rosania, T. Ciotoli, V. D'Antona, P Richards, A. Nathanson, M. Morell, J. Fragola, M. Di Maggio; Third Row: D. Hicks, J. Alzamora, B. Briotte, S. Briotte, N. Vetere, C. Crowley, P. De Sutter; Fourth Row: C. Fedele, C. Bisignano, P. Vetere, B. Glatz, M. Montera, T. Cueva; Fifth Row: S. Hicks, N. Persampieri, P. Jentsch, D. Strayer, C. Reda; Sixth Row: S. Johnston, J. Mittleman, Stuart Close, Coach; Seventh Row: T. Nangle, S. Bernabei, N. Contrata, G. Toso, S. Panzer. Opposite Page: Above Left: Andy Nathanson glides over a hur- dle; Above Right: Mark Morell anchors the 880 yard relay; Center Left: Scott Panzer — I'd walk a mile for a . . Center Right: Pascal De Sutter triple jumps; Below Left: Nick Vetere leans into the finish. This Page: Above Left: Tom Turco runs the 440; Above Right: Nicky Contrata pole vaults; Below Left: Steve Bruhn throw- ing the discus; Below Right: Billy Glatz finishes up his 2 mile run. Opposite Page: Above: Glenn Simpson follows through on a serve; Below Left: Bob Balkind works on his forehand; Below Right: Bruce Miller serves. This Page: Above Left: Steve Friedericks serving hard; Above Center: David Hertz— Practice makes perfect; Be- low Right: Perry Sticca works on his serve. Tennis: First Row: P. Sticca, D. Hertz, S. Friedericks, B. Miller. T. Szabo, J. D'Agostino, G. Simpson; Second Row: E. Ruder, G. juster, B. Balkind, T. Malloy, R. Halpert, S. Gal- lant, Gerald Fishman, Coach. 182 ' • � • t 1 . v..Y, 183 4 Tennis: First Row: S. Babb, L. Witzel, N. Civitella, A. Farr,). Doppelt, J. Kahn, E. Steiner; Sec- ond Row: Rosemary Brooke, Coach, V. Estess, K. O'Shea, M. Chao, D. Marantis, M. Spano, L. Hulbert, P. Epstein, E. Hoenig, E. Carusona, M. Williams. Opposite Page: Left: Denise Marantis serv- ing hard; Right: Peggy Epstein serves. This Page: Above Left: Mi- chele Spano; Above Right: Megan Wil- liams working hard; Below Left: May Chao perfects her serve; Below Right: Ellen Hoenig works on her serve. Opposite Page: Above Right: Mike Sanlangelo preparing downswing for his power drive; Below Right: jamie Glover hitting birdie put on ninth hole; Below Left: Bill Morton addressing tee shot. This Page: Above Left: Joe Rappa hitting drive on the tenth tee; Above Right: David Jacoby follows through on his tee shot; Below Left: Ed Scanlon stroking put to save par; Below Right: Jim- my Egan surveys his long drive. 186 Varsity Softball: First Row: D. Passerelli, T. Tripodi, M. De Macy, R. Mould, A. Giorgi; Second Row: J. Castelluc- ci, J. Alzamora, C. Rivera, J. Ruto, L. Mitrano, K. Perito. 188 J. V. Softball: First Row: R. Chilelli, G. Fragola, L. Tomasselti, S. Coviello, E. Cirillo, N. Pagano; Sec- ond Row: D. McCrory, A. McKenna, K. Pagano, L. Straube, E. Gisondi, K. Fiorelli, K. Kennedy, L. Di Marco. Opposite Page: Above Left: ]ill Al- zamora; Above Right: Lori Mitrano ready to bat; Center: Donna Passer- elli pitches. This Page: Center: Elaine Cirillo; Below Left: Arlene McKenna hits a single; Below Right: Kathy Pagano scores a run. Remnants of Reminiscence June: It's all ours. Senior pictures. Sep- tember: Major objectives: Enable stu- dents to function with expertise in the area of layout, design, and PHOTOG- RAPHY. Enable staff to complete layout on their own in 35 minutes rather than 1'-2 hours. Make deadlines on time and leave building before 5:00 p.m. every dav Retakes. October: Shouldn't we get started? Columbia Yearbook conven- tion (90 mph). Colonel Savedge, Crea- tive use of internal white space. Lunch- eon at the Waldorf. November: Senior candids. Retakes. Has he been used? Yearbook is an 8 letter word. That's 2 times a 4 letter word. That's a double no-no. December: George is coming. Half the book should be done. What do you mean Angela wants a raise?. Theo- dore ). Deadline. January: Saturday— what do you mean we can't get into the school? The locker room? Which do you want — Burger King or McDonalds? Both!!!! February: Tell George not to come. Miss O'Donnell's sick, let's go home! Theme copy — just write it — imagination or desperation — pig's fetus? We lost the key. Pizza. O'Donnell's Chauffeur Service breaks down. Who has jumper cables? Nancy's sick. Senior can- dids. Call Shirley. Rush, rush, rush! March: Start worrying. What's a soccer team picture? Wrestling — what's that? Jon — who's that? You can't type in here without a teacher. Don't write on the blackboards. Carol,siyou know where to get the plates and cups. Nancy's still sick. April: Deadline for Yearbook — April 2. No Jill, you can't take your picture in the sewer. No finalizing paper. Saturday — 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Dianne — where's your car? Jill, get your finger out of the cake. Esther — 365 pieces of gum. Archy and Mahitabel. April 23 — Ma, I won't be home for dinner. Picnic on the floor. Boy, the custodians leave early! Yearbook locks up at 12:30 a.m. April 24 — instant yearbook with instant Polaroid. Let's take a break and go to class. YEARBOOK FIN- ISHED. May: What shall we do with our afternoons? I Opposite Page: Above Marv O'Donnell — Advisor, photog- rapher' chauffeur, friend; Center: Trees and other things; Below: Mike Strauss, photographer: This Page: Above: Martin Lewin, photographer; Center reft: Saxon MfChicken and friends; Below Left: George — Youf don't believe it, do you? ; Above Right: John Syverson. photographer; Center Right: What's that in his hand? Opposite Page: Above Left: Jill Fried- lander, Faculty Editor; Below Left: Jon Hollin watching; Below Center: Dianne Beaton, Business Editor; Right: Carol Murabito, Student Life Co-Editor. This Page: Above Left: Joanne Strauss, Student Life Co-Editor; Above Right: Nancy Cili- berti, Editor-in-Chief; Center: Liz Hulbert, Underclassmen Editor; Below: Esther Lewin, Senior Editor. You are part of the circle Moving in its center Are you its energy Driving it forward? Or do you stop it causing friction? Have you tried to touch its life? 196 197 This Page: Above left: Beth Steiner rapping; Above right: Iris Grube and canine friend; Cen- ter: Karen Feiner, Mark Stettner, Stacy Chcriff take a break; Below: Ellen Cappetta cheering Hus- kies on; Opposite Page: Above: Ellen Hoenig— watch the Birdie!; Center: Doug Hertz escaping the fire; Below: Vicki Seckler among friends. m Juniors First row: N. DiGiorgio, R. Coviello, M. Emerson, A. Farr, J Richichi; Second row: C. Schiano, D. Menken, I Fariello, B. Sokolowski; Third row: S. AvRutick, P. Gilbert, M. O'Brien, C. Hamilton; Fourth row: R. Porto, S. Cheriff, C. Brown, D Jacoby; Fifth row: M. Sherr, R. Briotte. K. Zallo, R. Dietz 198 Juniors: First row: J. Frettoloso, R. Crumpton, B. Terranova, S. Weinger, R. Bernstein; Second row: B. Maher, S. Bera, A. Barrero, P. Pittelli; Third row: M. Chilelli, L. Boghossian, D. Walsh, N. Ciatto; Fourth row: J. Rende, J. Salvo, J. LePino, G. Valen- tino; Fifth row: J. Rav, M. Bianco, L. Catalano, E. Planamento. Juniors: First row: R. Lamont, R. Selig, L. lori, C. Fine; Second row: J. Forrest, T. Fredericks, A. Rossi; Third row: A. Mazzullo, M. Sierad, J. Colabella; Fourth row: J. Sposato, T. Mendes, S. Hicks. 199 Juniors: First Row: R. Pucella, A. Estess, D. Briganti, L. Mitrano, S. Babb; Second Row: J. Oltsik, D. Klauber, D. Hertz, R. Mould; Third Row: N. Celetti, K. Fisher, P. Leichtweis, J. Pearlman; Fourth Row: T. Shaver, S. Rubino, E. Rosa, C. LeBlanc; Fifth Row: R. Reznicek, M. Vajda, M. Perez, V. Nicholson. Juniors: First Row: M. Fratello, M. Fratello, L. Delibero, J. LaPorta, D. Tymerson; Second Row: M. Marchesani, L. Triozzi, M. Sisca; Third Row: C. Walsh, C. Cullo, E. DiBene, A. Stagoff; Fourth Row: D. Swenson, T. Viggiano, D. Melikian, M. McCrory; Fifth Row: M. Mittleman, D. Roberts, F. Daher, R. Ramaglia. 200 Opposite Page: Above: J. Atkinson, Thank God it's Friday! Center: Gail Simon — thinking about her test. Below: Sam Fanelli — How much longer? This Page: Above Left: Patty Cocomazzi — Hats off! Above Right: Angela Masciola — What was that you said? Below: Rene Pucella — What did they say about the S.A.T.'s? Juniors: First Row: R. Novello, E. Cascone, J. Refino, L Morgen, D. Greene; Second Row: T. Zagaroli, V. Gonnella, M. Polera, L. Vaughn; Third Row: V. Mello, B. Glennon, T. Russo, J. Mastrogiacomo; Fourth Row: F. Castellano, P. Vetere, N. Maucieri, M. Bloom; Fifth Row: G. Juster, M. Manto, C. Cacchione, C. Christiano. 201 Juniors: first row B Banfield, T. Delzio, S. Cabrol, D. Koban, D Faillace; 5e cond row: J Tortorici, C. Crowley, J. Lorono, V. Ferarra; Third row I Fragola, S. l itwin, O Cola- bella, C Opolinsky; Fourth row C. Angarano, R Roberts, G. Scanlon, T Saldi; Fifth row A. Barte, F. Farina, R. Halpert, R. Canter 204 Opposite Page: Above left: John Richichi; Above right: Debbie Tymerson; Below: Rosanne Fabro. This Page: Above: Chris Shay; Center left: Mary Simoncini; Center right: Jimmy Egan; Below: Donald Fumarelli and Steven Fisher. 205 This Page: Above left: Dominic Fusca — What's going on over there? Above right: Shari Leifer — Are you kidding? Center: Group by tree. Be- low: It's the Pepsi generation! Opposite Page: Above: J. Sacco, M. Bronzo. 7 Sophomores: First row: M. Morrissey, P. Morrissey, L. Straube, D. Esposito, G. Vajda; Second row: J. Pederson, L DeSenza, M. Carbone, L. Hollin; Third row: G. Rosa- miglia, M. Roberto, M. Guaglinone, J. Golub; Fourth row: L. DeSantis, A. Schuman, G. Kayden, C. Nova; Fifth row: J. Bethman, R. DeRosa. 9nA Sophomores: First row: L. Nicita, N. Kornreich, L. Mauro, A. Lamorgese, L. jacoby; Second row: S. Saperstein, B. Stettner, L. Spizziro, K. Aubel; Third row: L. Milano, M. Rhodes, M. Serrecchio, D. Ross; Fourth row: C. Vaughn, C. Marron, K. Mucci. Sophomores: First row: S. Novello, C. Londh, E. Cisondi, L. Crowley, A. Nigro; Second row: D. Zeeve, L. DiMarco, T. Ciotoli, D. Reiter; Third row: V. Batista, L. Shallo, A. Rossi, R. Straface; Fourth row: S. Hamilton, C. Reda, L. Sanger; Fifth row: D. Zumbo, M. Phillips, L. Mazzuca, A. Alfredo. 207 Freshmen: First Row: S. Gallant, A. Ferraro, J. Deifico, E. Duran, T. Marotta; Second Row: B. Powell, R. Straface, J. Evans; Third Row: D. McCrory, C. Carlson, C. Tedeschi, C. Shay; Fourth Row: R. Franciosa, C. Pizzarello; Fifth Row: D. Swenson. Sophomores: First Row: D. Glennon, B. Budd, D. Valentine, C. Giacomo; Second Row: J. Ciraco, B. Chute, C. Cullo; Third Row: E. Greer, E. Ruder, V. White; Fourth Row: B. Segall, C. Eppinger, L. Weber. 208 Opposite Page: Above Left: Laura Boghossian do- ing some hard thinking. Below: Steven Cox — Boy I'm hungry! This Page: Above: Come on we're winning! Below: John Hough — Determin- ation. Sophomores: First Row: M. Nardozzi, D. Pitelli, D. Smith, L. Lanne; Second Row: C. Maranacco, V. Lima; Third Row: C. DeSalvo, P. Cocomazzi; Fourth Row: V. Estess, S. Leifer, E. Hoenig. 209 Freshmen: First Row: G. Simon, G. Spano, M. Dwyer, P. Passidomo, J. Doppelt, Second Row: B. Friedlander, B. Schorr, D. Petruzzelli, J. Kahn; Third Row: B Steiner, D. Roberts, D. Macmillan, P. Hulbert; Fourth Row: T. Pasqualini, D. Port- anova, R. Ricci; Fifth Row: G. Pellegrini, J. Opolinsky, B. LePino, C. Ogden. 210 Freshmen: First Row: B. Bermas, J. LaVigna, M. Weston, S. Nadler, E. Stone; Second Row: P. Silano, B. Schuman, S. Suchman, M. DeMacy; Third Row: M. Lewin, S. Cox, D. Fiedler, K. O'Shea; Fourth Row: T. Rosseland, S. Eddings, j. Sorano, D. Markowitz; Fifth Row: P. Haugh, S. Straface, L. Queen, B. Farrel. Freshmen: First Row: G. White, D. Hirschorn, S. Dalladino, J. Eichner, P. Paladino; Second Row: L. Golub, M. Fine, A. Dugheria, G. Spinello; Third Row: F. Marzili- ano, G. Pelliccio, A. Giorgi, M. Golub; Fourth Row: J. Vallarelli, S. Ballin, j. Crump- ton, M. Gramigna; Fifth Row: M. Spinello, G. Ferraro, J. Gattuli, R. Colasacco. 211 Freshmen: First Row: R. Sereccia, A. Marazita, S. Faup, C. Marsico, S. Cuoco; Second Row: M. DiStefano, C. Havard, S. Libowitz, V. loan; Third Row: B. French, S. Vasile, M. Sinto, A. Maucieri; Fourth Row: V. Nicita, J. Sicilia, R. Greenburg, B. Corlotti; Fifth Row: W. Panzer, D. Vitro, M. Montagano, A. McKenna. Freshmen: First Row: B. Leibowitz, C. Guanini, J. Turziano, P. Perez, M. Lopez; Second Row: G. Arcuri, P. Devittorio, K. Rocco, S. Simon; Third Row: S. Fisher, J. Leifer, J. Forgione, R. Droive; Fourth Row: S. Otero, L. Denais, L. Chaskin, S. Krawchick; Fifth Row: S. Briotte, F. Palombo, P. Scappatici, R. Triano. 212 Opposite Page: Below: Doug Fiedler. Center Page: Richard Wood Diane Smith wasted. This Page: Above: Lange Colangelo enjoying the game. Below: Kevin McQuade. Freshmen: First Row: D. Fiore, J. Petagine, L. Milanta, R. Pomer, T. Hurley; Second Row: F. DiBiasi, P. Goodman, C. Pacicca, C. Baker; Third Row: G. Schilero, j. Strazza, L. Ginsburg, T. Frates; Fourth Row: C. Ross, R. Farello, S. Gentile, ). Weber; Fifth Row: C. Rainone, V. Guaglianone, L. Weiss, K. McCarthy. 213 Opposite Page: Above: Lois Weiss; Below: Laurie Young; Above center: Ugo Guaglia- none; Below center: David; This Page: Above: Tony Cueva and Greg Toso; Below: Julie Coulter. Freshmen: First Row: J. Torres, L. Tomassetti, C. DeAngelis, G. Fragola, L. Capone; Second Row: B. Dolman, A. Bodd, L. Daher, R. Ritacco; Third Row: J. Bianca, K. O'Con- nor, N. Acampora, P. Siciliano; Fourth Row: M. Mastrogiacomo, M. DiGregorio, J. Palmer, E. Grillo; Fifth Row: L. Migliaccio, N. Eisman, J. Cudilo, T. Rice. Freshmen: First Row: C. Antonelli, P. Palmiotto, J. Kay; Second Row: L. Malone, R. Schor, T. Robino; Third Row: L. Ahlers, K. Marbach, G. Hilliard, M. Levin; Fourth Row: M. Guerin, A. Cardillo; Fifth Row: D. Harris, J. Alzamora. This Page: Above: Kaye Lynn Malone. Center: john Bianca. Below: Lauren Baker What is she doing? Opposite Page: Above: Donna Spivak lost in thought. Center: Kathy O'Shea planning her next move. Below Left: G. Verelli — Amazing! Below Right: Scott Roberts having fun with friends. 216 Freshmen: First Row: A. Straface, C. Kennedy, D. DeMarco, L. Fanelli, j. Atkinson; Second Row: L. DeSantis, A. Gaudelli, F. Blasi, D. Siotola; Third Row: K. Magee, T. Ciatto, A. Cecere, ). Dimaggio; Fourth Row: R. Fariner, E. LaPorta, C. Kelly, M. Castillo; Fifth Row: j. Brown, M. Grasso, J. Sapporito, J. Fabro. Sophomore: First Row: S. McGovern, R. O'Connor, P. Massimo, P. Pawlyshyn, N Per Sampieri; Second Row: R. Lovallo, P. Morris, G. Latella, R. Davies; Third Row: D. Hoiden, J. Post igl hone, T. Suozzo, D. Spinelli; Fourth Row: L O'Brien, D. Strayer, C. Gendron J Syverson; Fifth Row: K. Fiorelli, C. Basso, J. Amarosa, P. Brunner. 218 Sophomore: First Row: H. Arellano, S. Coviello, S. Gonzales, G. Delie Monache, T. Sophia; Second Row: B. Straube, B. Cipolla, M. Goldman, A. Brocchini; Third Row: T. Cueva, D. Faup, K. Akers; Fourth Row: S. Colangelo, C. Benson, ). Boxer, A. Bonistall; Fifth Row: D. Basso, R. Cozzi, M. Dolan. Sophomores: First Row: C. Santoro, L. Young, C. Edelstein, J. Fishon, J. DeMasi; Second Row: P. Blass, J. Zaccagnino, J. Doherty, A. Volpe; Third Row: L. Voles, S. Spinozza, S. Carpiniello, D. Witzel; Fourth Row: S. Veneziano, L. Stettner, J. Coutler, L. Glaser; Fifth Row: G. Santangelo, J. Egan, B. Garlick. Opposite Page: Above Left: Teresa Delizo — Peace!! Above Right: Cindy Nova — Model? Below: Billy Colangelo — Camera shy. This Page: Above: George Scanlon — Hi George! Below: G. Fedele, M. Weston — WOW! This Page: Above Left: A. Suozzo — Fascin- ated in math class. A- bove Right: Janice Ya- palater on the side- line. Center: V. Nicita — Pondering the foot- ball game. Below: Jill Fishon I'm gonna pass this test! Opposite Page: Above: Tom Malloy doing some last minute studying. Cen- ter: Cathy Dwyer hav- ing a great day at H.H.S. Below: Bill Fa- ga rushing to class. Freshmen: First Row: J. Castelnau, D. Litwin, J. Mann, L. Malen, A. Brucheim; Second Row: C. Jaffey, K. Tureo, J. Fiore, S. Roberts; Third Row: D. Midollo, R. Chilelli, M. Allegretti, L. DeRosa; Fourth Row: J. Siegel, E. Fedele, J. Berger, V. Kozlowski; Fifth Row: N. Pagano, R. Seckler, C. Pagano, H. Zeeve. 220 Freshmen: First Row: K. Margolis, T. Tripodi, A. Friedricks, W. Walsh; Second Row: L Baker, N. Ferrara, D. Brown, S. Aron; Third Row: J. Gonnella, J. Chiaravalloti, E. Jacob- son, S. Jacoby; Fourth Row: R. Rubin, C. O'Conner; Fifth Row: S. Ruge; F. Gambino, P. Vulcano, G. Wandell. Freshmen: First Row: H. Frolich, N. Labrosciano, D. Johnston, L. Lociano, J. Conti; Second Row: F. Sacchi, J. Castellucci, S. Orfe, M. Bronzo; Third Row: K. Hurd, M. Grescak, D. Gottfried, N. Riviezzo; Fourth Row: B. Hasset, R. Klatzkin, B. Cipriano, D. Valentino; Fifth Row: R. Turso, K. McKinney, J. Sacco, T. Shaver. 221 Opposite Page: Above left: Kathv Marron; Above right: Danny Hulbert; Below: Keith Turco; Center: Library scene; This Page: Above: Coleen Kelly and Jill Opolinsky. Freshmen: First row: L. Angelone, J. Fanelli, D. Hicks, J. D. Alesandro, J. Camerato; Second row: S. Forrest, J. Babb, J. Verelli, R. Albano; Third row: T. Likewise, P. Amoroso,). Gustafson, M. Guinan; Fourth row: D. Scanlon, N. Russo, J. Arturi, S. Rosito; Fifth row: P. Colangelo, E. Wohl, G. Wake- ford, B. Jones. 223 Opposite Page: Above Left: David Basso; Above Right: Marcia Denais; Center: Albert; Right: Dave Caggiano; Below Left: Brad Benjamin; Below Right: Susan Leone. This Page: Above: Jeannie Viscome; Center: Grace Kayden; Below: Joanne Figliola Alan Bonistall. 224 229 230 Opposite Page: Above left: Eleanor Sipkins, Physical Edu- cation; Above right: Nicholas Casciano, English; Below left: Pat Contardi, Music; Below right: Mildred Johnson, Art — Time to clean up. This page: Above left: Jeanne Bodin, So- cial Studies — ... And they did their number. Below left: Robert Krontilik, Industrial Arts; Below right: Paul Sher- man, Science — To make a long story longer... VROOM Opposite Page: Above Left: Frances Amorosana, Basic Skills; Center: Mary O Donnell, English, — In some special way every person completes the universe. If he does not play his part, he injures the pattern of all existence. ; Below Left: Joseph McLaughlin, English — Let's discuss that a little more. ; Below Right: Kenneth Boland, Health; This Page: Above Right: John Dejulio, Math — The Lord is the light of life. ; Below Left: Edward Garrity, Math; Below Right: Patricia Orlando, Home Economics. This Page: Above Left: Evelyn Pizzarello, Science; Above right: Guido Zambernardi, Business — “Keep your eyes to the right. Do not defeat the purpose of the drill. ; Center Right: Thomas Derivan, Math — Not all questions are hard. ; Below Left: George Erenburg, Business. 234 This Page: Above Right: Stuart Close, Science; Center Left: Paula Platt, Remedial Reading; Below Left: Eleanor Morse, Social Studies, — I ask you, do I look like Maude?''; Below Right: Paul Ciotti, Business. 235 This Page: Above Left: Helen Wildnauer, English; Above Right: Joseph Lanza, Social Studies; Above Center: Arnold Schwartz, Science — Astro- nomically speaking, most of you seniors are really 'spaced out'. Below Right: Barbara Harrison, Language — Zut Alors! Below Center: Philip Wax, Language — That's the way their mothers done brung them up. Opposite Page: Above Right: Frank Murabito, Math; Below Right: Maria Mis- cella, Language — Quante bella giovinezza che si fugge tuttavia chi vuol esser lieto, sia; del doman non v'e certezza. 236 This page: Above: Sylvia Kraus, English; Center: Earl Pupura, Science; Be- low: Renee Landau, En- glish. Opposite page: Above left: Angelo Car- lucci, English; Above right: Michael DePalma, Social Studies; Below left: Thomas McGaw, Social Studies; Below right: Robert Lewin, English — In human affairs most everything happens for the wrong reasons. 238 This Page: Above Left: Miriam Derivan, English; Below Left: Hannah Young, English — The nerve. ; Below Right: Gerald Fishman, Industrial Arts; Opposite Page: Above Left: Carol Goldwater, Science; Above Right: Arthur Troilo, Physical Education; Below Left: Franco Martino, Language; Below Right: Robert Havington, Math. Opposite Page: Above Right: Teresa Hennelly, Psychologist; Center Left: Samuel Fishman, Social Studies — Example is not the best way to teach values; It's the only way.''; Center Right: Anthony Zanazzi, Social Studies; Below Right: Rosemary Brooks, Physical Educa- tion; This Page: Above: Nancy Sorge, Business; Center: George Briggs, Social Studies — Get deeply engrossed. ; Be- low: Wayne Kellogg, Music. This Page: Above Right: Christine Carey, Business; Be- low Left: Theodore Coppola, Physical Education; Be- low Right: Charles Chiambalero, Science; Opposite Page: Above Left: Ugo Toppo, English — Life is a para- dox. ; Above Right: David Protano, Math — Math is like life, it's made up of v Below Left: Davera Hut- chinson, Science; Below Right: Paula Dalto, Home Economics. This Page: Above Right: Lawrence Byrwa, Indus- trial Arts; Below Left: Peter Lopuch, Social Studies and Guidance; Below Right: William Frondi, Sci- ence — You can't avoid science. It's every- where. Opposite Page: Above Left: Laureen Cooney, Art; Above Right: Rose Marra, Reading Lab.; Center Right: Joseph McKiernan, Social Studies; Below Left: Antoinette Morlet, Language — Teaching is Art. Below Right: Martha Mo- dugno. Language — Rident stolidi verba Latina. 246 This Page: Left: Douglas Cerrone, Math; Center Right: Leah Chiam- balero. Language; Below Right: Theodore Gale, Drivers Education. Opposite Page: Above: Sherman Taishoff, Math — My imagination fails me. ; Below Left: Rochelle Tor- geson, English; Below Right: Ed- mond DiNizo, Math. 248 Opposite Page: Above Left: Cathe- rine Bierman, Science; Above Right: Alfred Goldwater, Social Studies; Below: Robert Robine, Social Stud- ies; This Page: Above Left: Joseph Greco, Practical Arts; Above Right: Louis Rodriguez, Math; Below: Alfred Schwartz, Language — Viva Mexico . . . Vive la France . . .Pax in terra. This Page: Center: Special Assignment Teachers — Sitting, Anne McCann; Standing, Timothy Kearney, Peter McClelland, Stephen Ciraco; Below Left: Media Center — Olga Johnson, Anthony Yarabek; Below Right: Peter Nuia, A.V. Technician. Opposite Page: Above Left: Attendance — Joanne Figliola, Lucy Pizzarello; Above Right: Guidance Secretaries — Patricia Pelliccio, Grace DeMacy, Geraldine Fay; Below: Helen Fazio, Nurse; Patricia Marchesani, Medical Assistant. Opposite Page: Above Left: Office Secretaries: Mary McQuade, Bettina Tymerson, Irene Danen- berg, Paula Tarantino; Above Right: Kenneth Hunter, Assistant Princi- pal; Below: Guidance Counselors: Grace Hig- gins, Robert Bronk, Ruth Grote, Kathleen Griffith; This Page: Above Left: Kenneth Meyer, Assistant Principal; Above Right: Michael Ferrara, Principal; Below: Media: Lewis Mil- ton, Mene Mene Tekel Upharsin ; Dorothy Ro- berts, Clara Aloisi, Mary Loretta Sherman. 255 Opposite Page: Left Center: Herbert Sullivan, Humanities Coordinator; Right Center: Phillip Leahy, Science Coordinator; This Page: Left Center: Francisco Legaretta, Language Co- ordinator; Right Center: Anthony Natiello, Practical Arts Coordinator. Opposite Page: Upper right: Reverend Donald K. Theobald; Center right: joseph A. Pisani, N.Y. Senator; Bottom: Dedication Audience; This Page: Lower left and Lower right: Dr. Glenn C. Parker, Superintendent of Schools. DEDICATION —1974 BOARD OF EDUCATION )ohn A. 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I'd rather learn from one bird how to sing than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance e. e. cummings BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1975 HARRISON ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS 268 WE SALUTE THE HARRISON HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH and express our appreciation to the many part-timers who have worked for us. class of class of Martin Geiger '66 Todd Wittbold '73 Gregg Yapalater 69 Michael Page '74 Gary Strauss '72 Craig Schuman '74 James Korn '72 Joanne Strauss '75 Tom Sergo '72 John Korn '75 DURA COMMODITIES CORPORATION Chemical Specialities. Synthetic Waxes 111 Calvert Street. P 0. Box 618, Harrison. N Y 10528 Bus 835-1585 LEE CABINETMAKER European Trained Craftsman Custom Kitchens Vanities Formica Tops Furniture Repair 90 Calvert Street Harrison. N Y 10528 Phone 914 835 1919 KOPY KAT COMPANY 212 Harrison Avenue Harrison. N Y 10528 Jane Brunner W07-5853 REGENCY MUSIC STUDIOS 11 Theodore Fremd Ave. Rye. 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A million tomorrows shall all pass away 'Ere I forget, all the joy that is mine Today. I'll be a dandy and I'll be a rover. You'll know who I am by the songs that I sing. I'll feast at your table; I'll sleep in your clover Who cares what the morrow shall bring? I can't be contented with yesterday's glory I can't live on promises Winter to Spring. Today is my moment; Now is my story I'll laugh, and I'll cry, and I'll sing. —Randy Sparks Nancy Dianne Esther Jill Joanne Liz Carol Mary O'D. 277 Index Advertisements 266-277 Quiz Bowl 157 Baseball 174-177 Reminiscence 190-193 Basketball (Boys) 140-143 Rye Game 108-109 Basketball (Girls) 148-151 Senior Directory 280-284 Board of Education 258-259 Senior Faculty Senate 132 Cheerleaders 113-115 Senior Officers 133 Chess Club 156 Seniors 14-97 Chorus 136-137 Soccer 120-121 Concert Band 158-159 Softball 188-189 Cross Country 122-123 Spanish Club 130 Custodial Staff 264-265 Spring Introduction 172-173 Declamation 166-167 Spring Track 178-181 Faculty 226-265 Stage Band 160-161 Fall Introduction 118-119 Student Action for Education 128 Football 104-107 Student Life 98-193 Footlight Players 164-165 Swimming 144-147 French Club 130 Table of Contents 3 General Organization 132 Tennis 182-185 Golf 186-187 Theme 1-13; 286-288 Italian Club 131 Underclassmen 194-225 Majorettes 112 Union of Concerned Students 129 Marching Band 116-117 Varsity Scoreboard 279 Maroon Murmurs 126-127 Volleyball 124-125 Math Team 157 Winter Divider 134-135 Mind and Quill 170-171 Winter Introduction 138-139 Musical 168-169 Winter Track 154-155 National Honor Society 162-163 Wrestling 152-153 278 FOOTBALL HHS 8 Lakeland 30 Scarsdale 6 Port Chester 51 Mamaroneck 7 Ossining 12 Yorktown 13 Horace Greeley 0 Rye Record: 2-6 IRLS' BASKETBALL HHS OPP. 39 Woodlands 21 ■ Si Eastchester Port Chester 32 45 37 Pelham 26 28 Lincoln 39 47 Westlake 39 41 Ardsley 29 43 Scarsdale 41 41 Rye 55 39 Peekskill Sectional Playoff 43 41 Our Lady of Lourdes 53 Record: 7-3 Varsity Scoreboard SOCCER BASKETBALL OPP. . HHS OPP. HHS OPP. 18 3 Westlake 4 51 Westlake 59 8 0 Rye 5 45 Pelham 44 7 5 Pelham 2 74 Eastchester 31 0 5 Eastchester 1 71 Woodlands 72 15 0 Woodlands 2 57 Scarsdale 69 22 0 Scarsdale 1 64 Port Chester 82 16 3 Port Chester 6 58 Ardsley 53 7 2 Ardsley 7 76 Saunders 70 1 Westlake 0 50 Westlake 48 2 Rye 5 49 Rye 44 2 Pelham 2 64 Pelham 49 3 Eastchester 2 70 Eastchester 64 2 Woodlands 0 49 Woodlands 83 1 Scarsdale 2 50 Scarsdale 58 0 Port Chester 6 58 Port Chester 75 2 Ardsley 3 45 Ardsley 66 53 Saunders 73 Record: 5-10-1 57 Rye 67 Section I 69 Poughkeepsie 82 Record: 8-11 SWIMMING WINTER TRACK 1974 GOLF HHS OPP. Event Place HHS OPP. 53 Saunders 24 In class Holiday Festival 2 11V Mamaroneck 15 Vi 38 Blessed Sacrament 24 C.W.L. Championships 2 10 Scarsdale 17 54 Stepinac 21 In class Coaches 22 Port Chester 5 58 Stepinac 24 Officials Meet 2 19 White Plains 8 61 Yonkers 20 In class Coaches 26 V Croton Vr 48 Panas 35 Officials Relay 2 21V Ardsley 5 Vi 63 Lincoln 19 Sec. 1 Class B Championship 4 23 Pelham 4 61 Rye 22 Freshman-Soph. Meet 10 23 V Eastchester 3 Vi 97 Ardsley 73 18V Fox Lane 8 Vr 60 Panas 23 27 Valhalla 0 Dual Meets 17 Rye 10 Divisional Championship: HHS OPP. 18 V: Woodlands 8 Vi 2nd Place 61 Scarsdale 76 Record: 11-0 80 Rye 23 Record: 10-2 60 Woodlands 53 All C.W.L.: Nick Vetere, 40 yard dash. 1974 BOYS'TENNIS HHS OPP. 5 Westlake 0 2 Woodlands 3 5 Port Chester 0 5 Valhalla 0 1 Ardsley 4 4 Pelham 1 2 Eastchester 3 0 Rye 5 3 Woodlands 2 1 Ardsley 4 4 Valhalla 1 5 Pelham 0 1 Eastchester 4 5 Westlake 0 4 Port Chester 1 2 Rye 3 1974 GIRLS'TENNIS HHS OPP. 5 Port Chester 0 1 Pelham 4 5 Mt. Vernon 0 4 Rye Neck 1 1 4 Woodlands 1 5 Ardslev 0 2 Mamaroneck 3 1 New Rochelle 4 4 Rye 1 4 Maria Regina 1 4 White Plains 1 Record: 7-4 HHS 1974 SPRING TRACK OPP. 76 Pelham 65 95 Westlake 46 56 Eastchester 85 84 Rye 57 47 Ardsley.. 94 69 Sleepy Hollow 52 73 Valhalla 68 69 Port Chester 53 54 Scarsdale Woodlands 87 64 77 Records: 6-4 Record: 9-6 Senior Directory Agotino, Frank ............................8 Wrestling 9 Allero, Anthony..............18, 39,106,107 Football 9-12; All League 12 Amorosano, Sandra ....................61 Angelone, John .......................18 Football 9; Basketball 9-11 Antonaccio, Robert........................ Arcara, John .....................18,27,153 Wrestling 9-10,12; Football 9-11 Arcuri, David........................18, 89 Chorus 9-10; French Club 11; Spanish Club 12 Arye, Lowell ............................. Swimming 9-10 Aurora, Fortune .........................18 Baker, Patti ...................9,19, 32, 40 Balkind, Robert............19,120,182,183 Tennis 9-12; Swimming 9-10, 12; G.O. Repre- sentative 11; Soccer 12 Bambace, Sherry ........................19, 32 Bastisini, Diane........................21,71 Baulieu, David .........................16, 21 Beaton, Dianne . . . .21,38,133,157,191,192 Yearbook 10-12, Business Editor 12; Footlight Players 11; Math Team 12; Ecology Club, Secretary Treasurer 12; Senior Class Trea- surer—Prom Committee—Concession Stand Bermas, Nancy ........................21,50 Intramurals 9-12; UCS 10-12; Girl's Tennis 11; SAE 12 Bianca, Shirley ......................16,21 Bisignano, Christopher . . . .21,66,100,180 Band 9-12; Golf 9-10; Chess Club 10; Wind Ensemble 11; Track 12 Bisignano, Joyce ......................21, 24 Bisignano, Margie .........................21 Bornstein, Linda..............21, 60,162,171 Maroon Murmurs 9, Mind Quill 9-12, Assis- tant Literary Editor 12, Orchestra 9-12; French Club 10-11; G.O. Representative 12 Boulanger, Gary .........................22, 52 Brefere, Stephen ........................22, 97 Brissett, Kim .........................22,62 Brocchini, Cynthia ....................22,76 Brown, Patty ..........................23, 71 Bruckheim, Debbie......................23, 57 Most Happy Fella 9; Spaghetti Dinner 9; Chorus 9-10; Majorettes 12; Prom Committee Brunetti, Mariann..........23, 49,113,138,150 Junior Class Secretary; Spaghetti Dinner; Girl's Basketball 11-12; Majorettes 11-12; Prom Committee Brunner, Barbara............................ Freshman Class Secretary Burgtorf, Herbie..........................88 Burrell, Cathy.........................20, 23 Cheerleader 9; Chorus 9-10; Intramurals 9-10; Carousel Cabrol, Henri.............................24 Camardella, Sharon ...............24, 44,162 Creative Writing Club 9; Curriculum Council 11; National Honor Society 11-12; Yearbook 11 Caponera, James........................24, 34 Caputo, Nina.............................. Caputo, Theresa .......................25, 32 Freshman Fling; Spaghetti Dinner Carbone, Joseph Jr..................25,162 Maroon Murmurs 9, 11, Culture Editor 11; Peer Group Counseling 9, 11; Footlight Players 9,11; Declamation Contest 11 Cargiuolo, Cathy............................25 Carnevalla, Tommy........................25,72 Carpiniello, Frank...................25, 55, % Football 9-10, Basketball 9, Winter Track 10,12 Carusona, Eileen . . .26,63,138,150,172,184 Softball 11; Spring Track 11; Girl's Basketball 12 Casagrande, Lila .....................26,90 Gymnastics Intramurals 9; Volleyball Intra- murals 10-11 Castaldi, Debbie .......................26, 40 Cheerleader 9 Castillo, Lucille............26,69,124,130,133 Intramurals 10-12; Yearbook 11; Spanish Club 12; Volleyball 12; Senior Class Secretary Catalano, Sal..............26,63,96,120,177 Baseball 9; Basketball 9-10; Soccer 10,12 Cavallero, Louis..........................26, 36 Baseball 9-10 Cecere, Debbie ............................26 Chilelli, Sue.............................26, 80 Chiodo, Ivana .....................26,46,162 National Honor Society 12 Ciaramella, Annette ...................28, 73 Ciccone, Robert .......................28,95 Ciliberti, Nancy . . . .28, 75,97,162,191,193 Yearbook 10-12, Editor-in-Chief 12; National Honor Society 12; Volleyball Manager 12; Senior Class Concession Stand Cipolla, Michael .......................18, 28 Football 9, Manager 10; Winter Track 10 Cirillo, Patricia...........................28 Colasacco, Ray ..........................29,80 Collier, Barbara.............................. Colombo, William . . . .29,62,106,108,109 Football 9-12; Baseball 9-12 Colotti, Anthony.........................29 Compitello, Cathy........................30 Coppola, Lisa...........................30, 40 Cozzi, Lisa ............................24, 30 Cudilo, Michele...................30,92,124 Select Chorus 10; Volleyball 12 Cueva, Lucille................20,31,101,112 Intramurals 9-12; Cheerleader 12 Cullo, Stephen......................9,31,67 Soccer 10 D'Agostino, Joseph Tennis 10-12; G.O. 12; UCS 12 D'Alesandro, Loretta . . . . , Modern Dance 12 D'Alesandro, Nancy . . . . , De Angelis, Donna De Marsico, Joanne De Sutter, Pascal Basketball 10-12; Track 280 Dean, Raymond .....33,96,103,106,152, 153,162 National Honor Society 12; Football 12; Wrestling 12 Decea, Mark..........18, 33,106,108,142,177 Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 10-12; Maroon Murmurs ' Della Rocco, Michael ..................33 DeVito, Cathy..................24,32,55,113 Majorettes 9-12, Captain 12 DiMaggio, Mark ...........35, 97,139,155,180 Baseball 9; Football 10; Spring Track 10-11; Winter Track 10-12 DiMartini, Debra...........................35 DiStefano, Frank ......................35, 61 Soccer 9; Wrestling 12 DiBuono, Eddie ............................35 DiBuono, Roe ..............................35 Drago, Thomas............................... Edelstein, Lori ...........................35 Eisenson, Susan ..............35, 55,128,162 Concert Band 9-12, President 12; Marching Band 10-12; Stage Band 10-12; UCS 10-12; National Honor Society 12 Epstein, Peggy..........35,126,128,129,130, 150,162,184 UCS 9-12, President 11-12; Girl's Varsity Sports 9-12; National Honor Society; SAE 9-12, Secre- tary 11; Maroon Murmurs 9-12 Esposito, Susan .......................35, 74 Prom Committee; Italian Club 12 'anelli, Sam ........................36,177 Fay, Guy ..................................36 C.O. Representative 9 Felder, Lisabeth.............36,92,126,132 Maroon Murmurs 9-12, Culture Editor 12; UCS 9-12; G.O. 9-12; Student-Faculty Senate 12; Volleyball 12 Fengler, Jack ...........27, 37,106,172,177 •Basketball 9-10; Baseball 9-10; Football 9-10, 12 Finkelstein, Ellen.......27, 37,162,165,171 Mind Quill 11-12, Editor-in-Chief 12; UCS 11-12; Maroon Murmurs 12; National Honor Society 12 Franze, David...............................37,65 Frascione, Tina.................................90 Friedlander, Jill . . . .37,96, 97,126,132,162, 190-192 UCS 10-12; Maroon Murmurs 10-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Yearbook Faculty Editor 12; Student-Faculty Senate 12 Friedman, Bonnie.........37,95,128,129,162 Volleyball Intramurals 11; UCS 11-12; National Honor Society 12 Friedricks, Steven . .38, 51,101,106,142,182 Baseball 10; G.O. Representative 10-11; Basketball 10-12; Football 10,12; Tennis 11-12 Frohlich, Maria...........................38 Fashion Show 11 Frohman, Deborah..........................38 Fuerst, Michael..........................38, 79 Galanis, Elaine ..........................39 Spanish Club 12 Galetta, Frank........................39,83 Football; Baseball; Basketball Galluzzo, Carlo.......................39,97 Garlick, Pamela ..............39, 42,126,129 UCS 9-12; SAE 9-12, President 11-12; Girl's Tennis 9, 11-12; Maroon Murmurs 10-12, Associate Editor 12; Footlight Players 11 Gauci, Pauline ...............40,101,113,150 Majorettes 10-12; Girl's Basketball 12 Gendron, Helene ..........................40 French Club 9; Bowling Intramurals Gentile, Louis...........................40, 59 Select Chorus 10; All-County Chorus 10 Giannetti, Louise.........................8, 41 Giorgi, Tom.........................16,41,74 Italian Club 12 Gisondi, Grace............................96 Glover, James.........9, 41,136,142,143,187 Basketball 9-12; Select Chorus 9-12; Musicals and Concerts 9-12; G.O. Representative 9, 11-12; Golf 9,11-12 Goldstein, Jill ....................22,31,41 Intramurals 9-10; Prom Committee; Girl's Tennis 12 Gottfried, Ellen......................41,94 Majorettes 10 Grasso, Joyce.........................32, 42 Grasso, Larry ........................27, 42 Most Happy Fella 10; Intramural Basketball 11 Green, Holly ................2,42,49,156,157 Concert and Marching Bands 9-11; Chess Club 10-12; Fencing Club 10-12; Cross- Country 11; Ecology Club, President 12 Greenberg, Kenneth . .2,42,49,120,126,156, 157 Soccer 9-12; Chess Club 9-12; Math Service Squad 11-12; Quiz Bowl 11-12; Math Team, President 12 Greer, John...............................58 Gregory, Paul........................32, 42 Grescak, Andrew . . . . Greto, Mario Guarino, Patricia Majorettes 11-12 Guillaro, Paul Baseball 9-10; Football 9-12 Gustafson, Vivian......................44,79 Harris, Stanley ...............9, 44,176,177 Basketball 9; Baseball 9-12; Winter Track 11 Hendler, Steven . .2, 44, 87,100,126,146,157 Maroon Murmurs 9-12, Business Editor 12; Swimming Manager 9-12; Peer Group Coun- seling 10-12; UCS 10-12, Co-President 11, Treasurer 12; National Honor Society 11-12 Henning, Scott.........................44 Henningsen, John ..............22, 45,164 Tennis 11-12; G.O. 12; UCS 12; Student Li- brarian 12; Varsity Teacher Harrassment Squad Hertz, David..............37, 45, 90,120,126, 132,156,162,182 Football 9-10; Marching Band 9-12; Stage Band 10-12; Chess Club 10-12; Student- Faculty Senate 11-12 Holden, Karen ........................19, 45 Hollin, Jonathan..........32, 45,120,126,128, 146.162.191.192 Soccer 9-12; Yearbook Photographer 10-12; UCS 11-12; National Honor Society 12; Swim- ming Manager 12 Hulbert, Elizabeth . .46.66,90,100,128,130, 136.137.184.193 FTA 10; French Club 11; Yearbook 11-12, Underclassmen Editor 12; UCS 11-12; Spanish Club 12 lori, Louisa.............................46 Jacobson, Margot ................46, 96,150 Girl's Basketball 11, Maroon Murmurs 12 281 Jacoby, Herman.......................47, 91 Jaffey, Pamela...............45, 47,128,162 Musicals and Concerts 9-12; Girl's Tennis 10-11; Declamation Contest 11; Quiz Bowl Team 11, National Honor Society 11-12 Katz, Rodney...........................47 Kayden, Pamela........................27, 47 Intramurals 9-10; G.0.10 Kayner, John....................47,62,133 Korn, John ...........................40, 48 Footlight Players Stage Crew 9-12; Musicals Stage Crew 9-12; Senior Class Concession Stand Kroslak, Pat.....................46,48,96,150 Volleyball Intramurals 9; Girl's Basketball 9,12 Kussel, James..............................48 Labrosciano, Phyllis...................48, 76 Labrusciano, Millie.....................48,84 Landolphe, Paul .... ...............49,133 Football 9; Baseball 9; Basketball 9-11 Lanni, Elaine .............................49 Lardine, Mallory...........................54 Volleyball 10 Laverty, Brian.........................49, 51 Wrestling 10 LeBlanc, Nicole .....................53,136 Softball 11; Select Chorus 11-12 Lee, Debbie.............................53,63 Leifer, Lori........................53,59,117 Concert Band 9-11; Marching Band 10-12 Leone, Deborah ............................53 LePino, Douglas ........................... LePino, Tisha.......................51,53,112 Cheerleader 9,11-12; Spaghetti Dinner; Prom Committee Leverich, Bob..............................84 Levin, Sussan.....................53, 65,112 Cheerleader Manager 10-12 Levy, Chris.........................34,53,162 Spaghetti Dinner; National Honor Society 12; Prom Committee Lewin, Esther ..........53, 87, 97,190, 191,193 Yearbook 10-12, Seniors Editor 12; French Club 11; Footlight Players Stage Crew 11; Ecology Club, Vice-President 12 Lewis, Donald.......................45,106,133 G.O. Representative 9, Band 9-10; Track 9-10; Football 9-12 Liantonio, Nicholas.....................56,69 Wrestling 10-12 Linnane, Michelle .......................56,74 Volleyball 12 Lividini, Xavier ............................. Lovallo, Lori...........................50, 56 Lurie, Lynn................................... Mind Quill 10-11 Madris, Russell........................33, 56 Malfitano, Mike ...........................57 Football Manager 9-12; Baseball Manager 10,12; Chorus Concerts Malfitano, Stephen . . . .25,57,106,133,187 Football Baseball 9-10; Bands 9-12; Footlight Players 11; Maroon Murmurs Literary Staff 11-12; Senior Class President Mancuso, Louis .......................57,177 Baseball 9-12 Mann, Stephanie...................57, 96,136 Musicals 9-12; Fencing Club 10-11; French Club 11; Softball 11; Select Chorus 11-12 Manning, Kevin . . . .............57, 60,106 Football 12 Manuli, Patricia............................ Marantis, Denise . .60,65,124,126,128,130, 150,162,184 Cheerleader 9-10; Girl's Varsity Sports 10-12; Declamation Contest 10-11; UCS 10-12, Vice- President 12; Maroon Murmurs Literary Staff 10-12 Marchione, Linda.......................60,67 Marella, Michael.......................34,60 Wrestling 11 Marra, Charles ..........................60, 84 Footlight Players Stage Manager 11; Stage Band 11-12; Musicals 11-12; Italian Club Marsico, Linda ........................61,78 Marsico, Ross.............................61 Martin, Marta ............................61 Martin, Roger....................... 64, 79 Wrestling Marzelli, Michael.........58,62,64,187 Football 9-10; Yearbook Photographer 10-12 Mason, Midge ................24, 64, 73,113 Freshman Fling; Bunko Party 10; Majorette Movie Night 11; Majorette Manager 11-12; Maroon Murmurs Typist 12 Massa, Jacqueline .....................8,64 Massaro, Joseph .........................61 Massaro, Marion .......................64,83 Spaghetti Dinner Massimo, Louis........................46, 65 Italian Club 12 Massimo, Michael .....................65,96 Football 9-10; Track 11-12 Mastrangelo, Patti ...................65,93 Mastrogiacomo, Josephine..............34,66 Select Chorus 9; Italian Club 11 Mayo, Ginny ..........................38,66 Mazzola, Reggie ................8, 36, 66,96 G.O. Representative 9-10; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class President; Softball 10- 11; School Representative for Volunteer Program 12 McAllister, Gloria .....................66 McBride, Michael .............18, 29,67,146 Swimming 9-12; Football McCarty, Patrick ....................20,67 Italian Club 9; Track 9; Basketball 9; Football 9- 10 Mezzancello, Guy .......................67 Midollo, Pam............................81 Miller, Bruce........62,67,106,142,182,183 Varsity Football 11-12; Varsity Basketball 11- 12; Tennis 11-12 Mingrone, Robert ......................... Mittleman, Jeffrey...............30, 68,180 Swimming 9-12; Spring Track 11-12 Modafferi, John ........................68 Modzelewski, Henry............40,68,80,117 Moizio, Angela . .68,90,91,126,128,157,162, 163 Bands 9-12, Concert Band, Secretary, 12; UCS 10- 12; S.A.E. 10-12; National Honor Society 11- 12, Vice-President 12; Maroon Murmurs, Art Editor 12 Moll, Timothy.......................18,68 Football 9-11; Baseball 9-11 Montera, Frank......................64, 68 282 Morell, Mark . . . .9,18,44,62,68,103,106, 145-147,180 Football 9-12; Swimming 9-12; Track 9-12; Varsity H Morton, William ..........................187 Golf 11-12 Moses, Richard............................120 Swimming 9-10; Soccer 9-12 Munter, Kathleen.......................68, 92 Intramurals 9, 11; Cheerleader 10,12, Captain 10; Spaghetti Dinner Murabito, Carol.........16, 68, 85, 90,97,124, 128,162,163,190-192 Intramurals 9-12; French Club 10-11, Secre- tary-Treasurer 11; Yearbook 10-12, Student Life Co-Editor 12; Volleyball 10, 12; National Honor Society 11-12, Secretary-Treasurer 12; Girls State 11 Mustacato, Mark...................43, 70,120 Varsity Soccer Basketball Manager 9; Track 9; Band 9-10, J.V. Soccer 10; Varsity Soccer 11-12 Nathanson, Andrew ...........49, 70,106,108, 133,155,162,180 Football 9-12; Chess Club 10-12; Winter Spring Track 10-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Senior Class Vice-President Pareti, Michael.................................72 Pastore, Jan Marie ........................72, 75 Pellegrini, Cheryl...........................31,72 Pellegrino, Lucretia............22, 73,96,112 Cheerleader 12; Softball 12; Prom Committee Penirelli, Anthony ......................71,73 Penirelli, Frank.............................. Penirelli, Sandy........................32, 73 Perez, Donald...........................74, 80 Bridge Club 10; Chess Club 11 Perez, Patricia.........................22, 74 Perl, Valerie.......................95,124,150 Petruzzelli, Gale..................70, 74,112 Freshman Fling; Bunko Party 10; Cheerleader 10-12, Captain 10, 12; Spaghetti Dinner; Maroon Murmurs Typist Pledger, Jeffrey ...............21, 74,106,142 Football 9, 11-12; Basketball 9-12; Stage Crew 10-12 Porter, Keith...................75,152,153,162 Wrestling 12; National Honor Society 12 Rinaldi, Robert............................70 Ritacco, Robert............................78 Rivera, Carol......................78,82,188 Roberto, Ralph .......................78,120 Rosa, Carolyn.................78,87,113,162 Spaghetti Dinner; Majorettes 11-12; Spanish Club 12; National Honor Society 12; Prom Committee Rossell, Nancy....................52, 78,136 Stage Crew 9-12; Musicals 9, 11-12, Producer 11-12; Footlight Players 10-12; Select Chorus 10-12, President 12 Rubeo, Betty-Jean .....................22, 79 Ruder, Michal...................24,79,124,126 Student-Faculty Senate 9-11; Girl's Basketball 9-11; Girl's Tennis 9-12; SAE 10-12, Co-Presi- dent 11; Maroon Murmurs 11-12, Feature Editor 11. Editor-in-Chief 12 Ruggiero, Beth......................73, 79 Russo, Emily ...........................80 Freshman Fling Russo, Paul.............................80 Newcastle, Lisa..........................70 School Store 12 Nicholson, Vanessa.......................70 O'Connor, Carol..................56, 70,166 Stage Crew 9-12; Spring Concerts 9-12, Musicals 9, 12; Footlight Players 10-12; De- clamation Contest 12 O'Connor, Kathleen ..................52, 71 Most Happy Fella 9; Chorus 9-12; Stage Crew 9-12 O'Keefe, Ken.................................. Olsen, Mark ................................32 Olson, Bonny............................62, 71 G.O. Representative 9-11; Select Chorus 9-12; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Junior Class Vice-President; Majorettes 12 Orfei, John .............................29,71 Soccer 9. Football 10 Owen, Diane.........................51,72,112 Intramurals 9-11; Chorus 9-12; Spring Con- certs 9-12; Cheerleader 10-12 Palladino, Frank ...........................29 Panzer, Scott....................52,72,155,180 Track 11-12 Powell, Robert...........................75 Football 9; Wrestling 9; Intramural Softball 10; School Store 12 Psychoyos, Robert........................75 Cross Country 9-12; Winter Track 9-11; Spring Track 9-12 Pulicare, Caroline.............24,49,75,113 Majorettes 10-12, Co-Captain 12; Dance Band 12, Maroon Murmurs 12 Pustola, Stephen Quinn, Valerie Volleyball Intramurals9 Recce, Mimi Recchia, Peter 77 Reda, Ann Marie Volleyball Intramurals 9-11; Italian Club 9, 11; SAE 11 Rezineck, Theresa .... Ricci, Karen Stage Crew 9-11; Maroon Murmurs 11; SAE 11 Richards, Paul Football 9; Track 9-12 Rigillo, Salvatore 77 Ruto, Patrick ..................23, 62, 80,106 Football 9-12; G.O. Representative 10; Track 10-12; Junior Class Treasurer; Wrestling 12 Sacchi, Robert ............................81 Sacco, Charles ........................24, 81 Mind Quill 11-12 Salcuni, Paul .............................45 Santangelo, Michael.................62, 81,187 Golf 9-11; Male Cheerleading Team Scanlon, Edwin............81,87,100,146,147, 186,187 Stage Crew 9-10; Swimming 11-12 Scelia, Gary...........................82,96 Scelia, Pattie ........................82, 96 Latin Banquet 9; Concert Band 9-12; Musicals 9, 12; Marching Band 10; Wind Ensemble Exchange Trip to Syracuse 11 Schroeder, Linda.......................58,82 Creative Writing Club 9, Volleyball Intra- murals 9; French Club 10-12; Yearbook 10-11; Chorus 11 Schulze, Marieanne .......................... Sciliano, Peter ...........................82 283 Seckler, Victoria .......................83 Band 9; Intramurals 9 Shallo, Jodie.....................39,83,112 Cheerleader 10-12 Shaver, Michele .........................83 Sherman, Mark............................83 Sidders, Carolyn..................44,84,112 Basketball Intramurals 9; Volleyball Intra- murals 9-10; Cheerleader 9-12; French Club 12 Sieczkowski, Barbara..................81,84 Siegel, Lori......................22,84,130 G.O. Representative 10-11; Rap Room 10-12; Student Board Committee 11-12, Chairman; French Club 11-12, President 12; Prom Com- mittee Silluzio, Donna....................63,96,112 Spaghetti Dinner; Varsity Cheerleader Man- ager Simons, Marietta.......................80,85 Simpson, Glenn . .2,85,92,156,157,182,183 Tennis 9-12; Chess Club 11-12, President; Math Team, Co-Captain 12 Singel, Brant ............................85 Tennis 9-12 Sinnott, Edwin ...................85,106,177 Sinto, Gregory ...........................86 Football 9-10; Wrestling 11 Smith, Carol .............................86 Smith, Cathi......................16, 22,86, % Intramurals 9-12 Sottile, Scott ........................86, 97 Spano, Michele................86, 96,184,185 Tennis 9-12; Basketball; G.O. Representative; Modern Dance Spiconardi, Paul ..........................% Spinello, Gaspare........................... Spizziro, Tony ...................50,86,169 Basketball 9; Baseball 10; Football 10; Foot- light Players 11; Maroon Murmurs 11-12 Sposato, Donna.........................86,96 Freshman Fling; Chorus 10; G.O. Representa- tive 10,12 Steiner, Ellyn............................86 Volleyball 10; Tennis 11; Prom Committee Sticca, Perry..................54,86,162,182 Tennis 10-12; UCS 10-12; SAE 10-12; Maroon Murmurs 10-12; Footlight Players 11 Stigone, Bernard..........................88 Strauss, Joanne . .59, 88, 90,97,118,124,128, 162,163,190,191,193 Select Chorus, Girl's Ensemble 9-11; Volley- ball 10, 12; UCS 11-12, Secretary; Yearbook 11-12, Student Life Co-Editor 12; National Honor Society 11-12, President 12 Strauss, Michael . .2,54,88,146,156,157,162. 190,191 Swimming 10-12; Stage Band 10-12; Marching Band 10-12; Math Team 12; Yearbook Pho- tographer 12 Strazza, Marie ...................34, 89,130 Bands 9-12, Treasurer 12; Volleyball Intra- murals 11; SAE 11-12; UCS 12; Spanish Club, President 12 Strozza, Jeffrey .....................89,106 Baseball 9; Basketball 9; Football 9-10, 12; Wrestling 11 Szabo, Tom........................20, 89,182 Football 9; Tennis 9-12; Basketball 10 Tarantino, Lucia .............89,112,136,137 Italian Club 9; Freshman Fling; Cheerleader 9-12; Select Chorus 10-12, Treasurer 11; Spaghetti Dinner Terlizzese, Connie.........................89 Tomaselli, Donna............................. Tomasetti, Sandra .........................90 Volleyball Intramurals 9; G.O. Representative 12 Toto, Angela...............................90 G.O. Representative 9 Tozzi, Carolyn ...........................90, 96 Most Happy Fella 9; Spaghetti Dinner Triano, Andrea............................89, 90 Triano, Nancy .............................91 Tripodi, Donna........................40,91 Cheerleader 9 Turco, Thomas ...............91,94,106,138, 144,146,180,181 Baseball 9-10; Swimming 9-12; Football 9-12; G.O. 11; Track 11-12 Ucci, Debi ..............................91 Valentine, Scott........48,92,106,144,147 Orchestra 9-12; Swimming 9,11-12; Basketball 10; Football 11-12; Golf 11-12 Vallarelli, Camille .............34,92,113 Sophomore Bridge Night; Spaghetti Dinner; Majorettes 11-12; Prom Committee Vendola, Vito.................43,92,106,177 Football 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Track 10-11 Venere, Gloria .........................133 G.O. Representative; Modern Dance Veneziano, Anthony...........23,93,103,106, 109,142,143,176,177 Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Boys State 11 Vetere, Nick.............93,106,154,155,180 Football 9-12; Spring Track 9-12; Winter Track 9,11-12; Basketball 10 Villano, Dominick ................93,96,120 Soccer 9-10,12 Vitti, Steven........................31, 93 Vuotto, Bob..........................93,106 Baseball 9; Football 9-12; Track 10 Weinger, Shari . . .............100,136,137 Footlight Players 9-10; Select Chorus 9-11; Mind Quill 9-11; Student-Faculty Senate 10; Peer Group Counseling 10-11 Westmoreland, Alan ..................69,94 Concert Band 9-12; Marching Band 9-12; Wind Ensemble 11-12 Williams, Megan..............28, 94,184,185 Tennis 9-12 Witzel, Linda...........8,18,94,112,162,184 Cheerleader 9-12; Class Functions 9-12; UCS; Maroon Murmurs; National Honor Society Zema, Ann Marie..........................94 284 I Hear - The pounding of the drum Th tfifferent drummer's Qycl Ives a roun We have ended tseason On short