Harrison High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Harrison, NY)
- Class of 1976
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fefctA. 3- rtTMyy , JtfoJd nJ t . Dedicated to the Memory of M. Michael Ferrara 1926—1976 REMINISCENCE 1976 Harrison High School Harrison, New York Volume 36 Introduction ...........2 Faculty................14 Underclassmen ... .52 Student Life...........82 Seniors...............180 Business .............242 Come inside the photo ’s d out to sfdtt Guaranteed to blow your h d apart] Rest assured you’ll get ypur moneys worth I The greatest show in heavert, hell, onearth. 10 11 E CHART SUBJECT |bn basis of 2 3 credit for tests. REMARKS: REASONS FOR (UNSATISFACT rav AILING) WORK _ For your information 1 Memo ''ur ales lo ad) went tem in v era?- to be .C'V' V, e ?r f A ?aV' «y cov • QJ r«J Co£f ., ■0 « v, °o return ?apet ib . e ' $rajP 4a e$6 rr e - V t ya «C, '• SVz e ..Letter .Composition Paper riter Paper Xok Paper—Plain p. f e '«“o' £gO - 2T 3'va v fi e 1 ?u v cbe • -■V'-. 0- low'00 oV ? 9e Coift’ Oa, 1V $S iJNfc ...Punched INo ....Practice Paper (Short ...News Scrap Paper ....Spelling Books ..Composition Note Book? .Blotters, Desk, large Pencils (classroom) cils, Red Marking M- Blue Marking ‘ 7? HARRISON CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRIC. Harrison, New York . WEEKLY REQUISITION FOR CLASSROOM SUPPLIES ye r A ro- Si % V V % %$ c '.tvCV V.bo3’ tA ft, ft. -Sr-° to ooft %%HARR SON HIGH SC HARRISON. NEW YORK DISPOSITION YtOOt- X X ?A V _ fe. 5gS 4 Y %? cx 5a Vv, . Vv X v ka.n' - qf tu 'vf vL X X ft -ft ft, 'ft % X X peP° Fi-rto 6 V 'A V o °' v X V ft % 'A ft. V ft A 1522 % V 5 'TEACHER PHYSICAL EDtion ION DSI3ARTi®} p   « ichooi BOOK FORM NOTE: This book is the property of . . . HARRISON HIGH SCHOOL HARRISON CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT HARRISON, NEW YORK 10528 It is a Board of Education ruling that a student whcl loses a book must pay for a new one. Kindly cooperate! with us in the care of school property. DATE RKC’D NAME ICHERS Company ||t of Transportation DAlly eacher. || e and Place of Departure SEATING CHARTS SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT TEACHERS WILL BE USED WHENEVER POSSIBLE, OTHERWISE, A ROTATING LIST OF TEACHERS WILL BE USED, TO AVOID ASSIGNING SAME PEOPLE MORE THAN ONCE, IF NOT NECESSARY. Opposite Page: Above left Pat Contardi, Music. Above right Charles Chiamba- lero, Science; Below left Paula Platt, English; Below right Joseph Lanza, Social Studies. This Page: Above left William Frond , Science. We learn by Doing , Above right Nancy Sorge, Business; Below left Thomas McGaw Social Studies. Below right Edward Carrity, Math. 20 This Page: Above left: Nicholas Cas ciano, English; Above right: Rober Lewin, English; Right: Mary O'Donnell English. Opp°s|te Page: Above left: Frank Murabito, Math; Above right: Helen VVildnauer, English; Below left: Jeanne Bodin, Social Studies; Below right: Patricia Orlando, Home Economics. This Page: Above: Angelo Carlucci Samuel Fishman, Humanities; Below left: Philip Wax, Language; Below right: Edmund DiNizo, Math. 23 This Page: Above left: Barbara Harrison, Language; Above right: Joanne Mangim, Basic Skills; Below left: Allen Schwartz, Language, Primum Edere, Postea Philosophari—50 million Frenchmen can't be wrong. ; Below right Robert Krontilik, Industrial Arts. This Page: Above left: Michael DePalma, Social Studies; Above right: Joseph Greco, job Experience, ''Believe in yourself and all good things shall come to pass ; Below left: Catherine Bierman, Science; Below right: Christine Carey, Business. 25 This Page: Above left: Frances Amorosana, Job Experience; Above right: Antoinette Morlet, Language — The mind sees ; Below left: Paul Sher- man, Science — Don't Make Waves ; Below right: Terresa Hennelly, Psychologist. Opposite Page: Above left: Guido Zambernardi, Business; Above right: Marilyn Casciano, Art; Below: Peter LoPuch, Social Studies. 26 28 30 This Page: Above left: Joseph McLaughlin, English, “What Harrison — Rye Game? Above right: Davera Hutchinson, Science; Below left: George Erenburg, Business; Below right: Lawerence Brywa, Industrial Arts. 31 This page — Above left: Thomas Derivan, Math — The denominators denominator belongs in the numerator ; Above right: Theodore Coppola, Physical Education; Below left: Carol Goldwater, Science; Below right: Richard Goff, Graphic Arts. 33 This Page: Above right: Paul Ciotti, Business; Center: Gerald Fishman, Industrial Arts; Below right: David Protano, Math. Opposite Page: Above left: Robert Robine, Social Studies; Above right: Hannah McGratty, English; Below: George Briggs, Social Studies. 34 OJ cn Opposite page: Above left: Rochelle Torgeson, English. Above right: Alfred Goldwater, Science. Below left: Rosemary Brookes, Gym. Below right: Ugo Toppo, Humanities, To Dance on the Points of stars Divine, you. This page: Above left: Eleanor Sipkins, Gym. Above right: John Caserta, Basic Skills, to give is the reason I live . . . Below left: Louis Rodriquez, Mathematics. Below right: Anthony Maro, Gym. This Page: Above left: Renee Landau, English; Above right: Paula Dalto, Home Economics; Center: Douglas Cerrone, Math; Right: Anthony Zanazzi, Social Studies. Opposite Page: Above left: Sherman Taishoff, Math; Above right: Doro- thy Corrigan, English — I don't believe this. Incredible! ; Center right: Leah Chiambalero, Language — Chaque Homme A Deux Pays, Le Sien Et Puis La France ; Below left: Earl Purpura, Science; Below right: joseph Mckiernan, Social Studies. 38 Below: Enid Oberstein, speech therapist. Media Center: Sitting; Anthony Yarabek, Dorothy Roberts, Lewis Milton. Standing; Rose Briganti, Peter Nuia, Clara Aloisi, Olga Johnson. Attendance Center: Lucy Pizzarello, JoAnne Figliola. Left: Nurses, Dr. Markell, Pat Marchesani, Helen Fazio, “Go, and thou likewise. Above: Art Troilo — Physical Education Director, Physical involvement in sports lends to exercise, and exercise is one of the good things you can do for yourself. 41 This Page: Above left: Michael Ferrara, Principal; Above right: Kenneth Hunter, Asst. Principal; Below left: Left to right: Kathleen Griffith, Robert Bronk, Carolyn Simon, Grace Higgins, Guidance Counselors. Below right: Kenneth Meyers, Asst. Principal. 43 This Page: Above: Sitting: Bettina Tymerson; Standing: Paula Tarantino, Mary McQuade, Irene Danenberg. Below: Patricia Pellicio, Grace DeMacy, Geraldine Fay. 44 Special Assignment Teachers — Left to right, Al Pandofini, Steve Ciraco, Pete McClelland, Anne McCann. Coordinators — Opposite page: Above left: Conge Porto, Above right: Phillip Leahy — Mathematics and Physical Science. This page, Above left: Anthony Nateillo — Practical and Performing Arts; By your smile you can change another's life, for the world has need of you. Be- low left: Herbert Sullivan — Humanities. Below right: Frank LeGarreta — Language. 45 Board of Education. First Row: A. Perazzini, C. Amorosana. Second Row: G. Estess, M. Pastore, T. Gilbert, J. Salvatore, R. Marshall. 46 Opposite Page: Below: Dr. Jo- seph Carbone, Assistant Superin- tendent. This Page: Above: Dr. William O'Shea, Assistant Superinten- dent. Below: Dr. Robert Camp- bell, Superintendent. 47 Cafeteria Staff: First Row: A. Westmoreland, B. Tureo, E. Bianca, B. Stagno. Second Row: A. LePino, M. DiBuono, S. Marotta, P. Pascal, M. DiVico, S. Lamperelli. Right: Mr. Danenburg. 48 ■At  ' JZ. ■V y- ,r: ■v- « {JSm€ i school s Name of Student Grade of Student STUDY library room name REQUEST FOR CHAfifiE OF SCl RUlF. j gU Union Avenue West Street orison, New York 10528 -•a (1) When' an c? not s°Ph S S °1 . 5 S- JS.-S 5 S - U cr o p “ ® 5-' ‘ August 21, .-So-  o J §. ?iod. Dear Parents and Students, Scfteduj0 . _ ' ° °res „, ‘0 attend a , assi9necCt ss ip st- • to a be — Oct. 4 Oct. Oct Oct. Now. A oi H 18 25 Lak lancl(A Scar.' ,... aV arsd le(H, °nCh ester n, orne) 1 OsTrar0ne 6 s'nir g(A w. 8 0rktO' Way; 'omej H 3 K- ft ft 3 o a r+ H-  — As the opening day of school approaches, September 3, 19 T' i2ance welcome our new parents and their children attending our lovely new High School for the first time and extend a warm greeting to all those who have been with us in the past. . a - 15 . iO H rt H- O 3 3 £ 5 .. ° f J O •“ (5 3 (5 ® y o. ♦ f - cr rr o s o o - m 9 a a- o t cr = . _ % mm 05® | h o   £ r M S 5 W.’Si?------------------ u (I) Q) u '.• ? t- to S yrs _US’ .. scv'00 «[ill «1,w have r,,r Jejr at The mornings of September 3, 4 school orientations . Sine' 10:50 a.m. on these d= - and stuff4 pOOD ' x%. Cs SCHEDULE CHANGE Student Grade complete nned it- iOHlLL AMO l l i nS DROP ADD Per. Sem. Days Course Teacher Per. Sen. Days Course Course No. Room Teacher „ apptoP1 litions, Lssroo , n -jo inS° orders te ® . study to a a ® 1 cotnpar ble } atmosP1 ntained- 1 . .. u ft Ttl i The curtain has risen And our show has begun The future depends upon our performance Yes, its up to us To stay in that spotlight And not let the curtain fall 55 Juniors; Row 7. J. Ruto, V. Fiore, N. Zurro, P. Buonsante, J. Figliola, L. O'Brien. Row 2: B. Segall, B. Davies, P. Morris, A. Mastrogiacomo, R. Delmoro, A. Dibiasi, L. Frohman. Row 3: M. Phillips, K. Akers, L. Nicita, D. Valentine, B. Budd, D. Glennon, G. Dellemonache. Row 4: M. Miriagazzel- lone, P. Morrissey, V. Bilotta, C. Giacomo, C. Santoro, M. Morrissey, S. Hamilton. Juniors; Row 7: V. Nasca, L. Ascolillo, S. Knaver, L. Weber, M. Goldman, J. Coulter. Row 2: A. Schuman, M. Chao, S. Saperstein, K. Aubel, E. Ruder, N. Persampieri, T. Misaki. Row 3: S. McGovern, C. Vaughn, J. Syverson, C. Dwyer, G. Vajda, C. Sewell. Row 4: S. Golub, L. Hollin, D. Gaal, M. Roberto, B. Tolchin, T. Cueva, D. Strayer. 56 Opposite Page: Above: Dave Glennon. Center: Barbra Chute. Below: Beth Steiner. This Page: Above Left: Steve Spinozza. Above Right: Carol Lindh. Center: john Postiglione and Mike O'Brien. Below: Richard Ritacco. Juniors; Row 1: D. Holden, L. Collier, M. Distefano, D. Chiappetta, E. Cappetta, L. Lanni. Row 2: L. Stettner, D. Smith, C. Marinaccio, K. Kendall, T. Mcmahon, C. Arena, D. Spinelli. Row 3: K. McQuade, J. Brunetti, K. Fusco, L. DiBuono, K. McCarty, C. Strozza, R. Patera. Row 4: M. Rhoades, J. Nice, D. Witzel, D. Schwartz, C. Nova, I. Grube, L. Glaser. 57 This Page: Above left: Nancy McCarthy, Above center: Carp, Above right: Bill Faga, Below right: Debbie Trotta. Opposite Page: Above left: Henry Mustacato. Juniors; Row 1: L. Spizziro, B. Stettner, C. Edelstein, L. Young, N. Kornreich, L. Altman; Row 2: L. Guerriero, L. Nadler, E. Greer, J. Brophy, R. Fabro, L. Mauro, S. Veneziano; Row 3. B. Straube, J. Arellano, C. Eppinger, L. Morello, B. Chute, S. Connor, T. Tedeschi; Row 4: R. Lorallo, A. Nigro, A. Ciotoli, M. Catalano, R. Straface, j. Kurtz,). Pepas. 58 vDQ-r X o- iar ; fcoyylr . CayJello, L. vJrowley, D. Fftjp Q. CorVfha,y]Boxer, E. Ci otis, S. tSifoniJ, D. Turziano, S. Novello, A. Alfredo, C. ftisso; Jum Sim Letella, D. oss, L. DiMarco, S. Leone, L. DiBuono; Row 4: C Mucci, C. Benson, D. Basso, S. Carpinello. oxer, t. Cisondi; Row 2: Row 3: L. Straube, P. Massimo, G. Marron, J. Zaccagnino, D. Zeif, K. Juniors; Row 7: B. Montgomery, A. Brocchini, J. Fischer, P. Brunner, A. Lamorgese, R. O'Connor, Row 2: G. Toso, C. Straface, C. Bodden, D. Reiter, S. Rakoff, S. Spinozza; Row 3: J. Postiglione, T. Rizzaro, C. Abele, C. Reda, J. Ciaramella, S. Selbst; Row 4: P. Vendola, G. Kenka, L. Shallo, M. Ser- recchia, T. Pennella. 59 Opposite Page: Above Left Whitney Walsh. Above Right Andrea Bruckheim. Center Right Mark Sinto. Center left: Joe Lavigna. Below Right Leslie Altman. This Page: Above Left Carol Lindh and Cheryl Jewell. Above Right: Carol Vetere. Center Left Judy Fiore. Center Right Beau Decea. Below Pat Kelly. 61 This Page: Above left: Matt Fine, Above right: Dennis Brown, Center: Lisa Vallarelli, Be- low right: Donna Montera. Opposite Page: Above: Donna Schwartz and Diane Smith, Below: Ricky Contrata. Sophomores; Row 7: C. Pagano, N. Pagano, E. Cirillo, L. Capone, P. DeVittorio, R. Seck- ler; Row 2: N. Eiseman, C. Deangelis, M. Allegretti, J. Berger, C. Jaffey, S. Wertheimer, J. Siegel, A. Budd; Row 3: L. DeRosa, J. Turziano, L. Tomassetti, P. Perez, j. Crumpton, E. Jacobson, S. Vasile, K. Rocco; Row 4: S. Stagno, L. Migliaccio, J. Eichner, B. Dulman, S. Roberts, K. Tourco, N. Contrata, W. Panzer. 62 Sophomores; Row 7: J. Petagine, M. Spinello, M. Dwyer, A. Friedricks, E. LaPorta, S. Fisher; Row 2: A. Cecere, D. Ciotola, J. Deifico, R. Serrecchia, S. Liebowitz, L. Angelone, S. Ruge; Row 3: E. Duran, D. DeMarco, C. O'Connor, K. McKinney, L. Baker, T. Feldman, R. Ritacco; Row 4: S. Straface, K. Havard, L. Ford, L. Daher, A. Giorgia, K. Prior, L. Fanelli. Sophomores; Row 7. D. McCrory, M. Mastrogiacomo, B. Schuman, M. Lewin, J. Serrano, M. Guerin; Row 2: T. Leichtweis, R. Albano, J. Camerato, J. Gustafson, J. Babb, G. Pelliccio, B. Alis; Row 3: P. Colangelo, L. DeSantis, J. Alzamora, M. Nice, D. Harris, K. Antunelli; Row 4: D. Fiore, S. Rossitto, T. Frates, L. Weiss, L. Ahlers, R. Pomer, L. Milianta. 63 Opposite Page: Above Right: John Serrano. Below Left: Lauren Baker and Marge Nice. This Page: Above Left: Nancy Kornreich and Beau Decea. Above Right: Chris Abele. Center: Brooke Garlick. Below: Tim McLaughlin. Sophomores; Row 1: L. Loiacono, N. Lavrosciano, J. Castellucci, J. Weber, D. Zuch, N. Acampora. Row 2: J. Castelnau, S. Simon, B. Shorr, H. Bufi, D. Fusca, J. Bianca, L. Denais. Row 3: F. Sacchi, M. Fine, L. Golub, P. Passidomo, S. Faup, D. Midollo, J. Torres. Row 4: E. Greenberg, D. Brown, G. White, D. Hirschhorn, S. Aron, D. Fiedler, G. Wandell. 64 Sophomores: Row 1: G. Fragola, K. O'Connor, C. Baker, H. DiGregorio, M. DeMacy, C. Chilelli; Row 2: P. Paladino, R. Drovie, F. Dibiasi, A. McKenna, S. Briotte, G. Arcuri, D. Freal; Row 3: B. Lepino, L Queen, M. Montagano, B. Collotti, T. Shaver, C. Marsico, D. Vitro; Row 4: B. Leibowitz, G. Edwards, E. Fedele, J. Fiore, U. Kozlowski, P. Scappaticcy, N. Ferrara. Sophomores: Row 1: G. Ferraro, j. Vallarelli, T. Hurley, G. Spinello, K. Kennedy, B. Hassett; Row 2: A. Maucieri, V. Nicita, J. Chiarvalloti, J. Simoncini, J. Lavigna, F. Marzilliano, R. Klatzkin; Row 3: D. Johnston, T. Rice, J. Cudillo, P. Palmiotto, L. Malone, K. Marbach, A. Cardillo; Row 4: B. Jones, S. Orfei, J. Conti, T. Tedeschi, M. Dunworth, J. Strazza, C. Shay. 65 This Page: Above left: Jill Opolinsky, Above right: Jerry Barletta, Opposite Page: Above left: Elise LaPorta, Below left: Ricky Colasacco. Sophomores; Row 7: G. Spano, M. Bronzo, K. Hued, G. Hillard, D. Attilio, B. Cipriano; Row 2: D. Valentino, J. Pizzarello, S. Young, T. Layton, D. De Sutter, P. Silano, C. Tedeschi; Row3: J. Dalesand- ro, J. Sacco, T. Nangle, P. Compitello, B. Farrell, J. Brown, R. Ferriner; Row 4: S. Forrest, B. Powell, D. Swenson, M. Castillo, A. Gaudelli, P. Hulbert, K. Magee. 66 Sophomores; Row 1: R. Franciosa, N. Riviezzo, D. Petruzzelli, E. Mazzulli, A. Straface, D. Mac- Millan; Row 2: G. Minishi, M. Weston, P. Haugh, H. Guaglianone, T. Rosseland, G. Verrilli, M. Guinan; Row 3: S. Cox, C. Mallet, C. Pacicca, H. Frohlich, G. Wadeford, E. Wall, C. Sherry; Row 4: D. Amarosa, S. Schor, D. Poranova, J. Fanelli, D. Scanlon, M. Gramigna, F. Blasi. Sophomores; Row 7: T. Marotta, S. Gallant, D. Gottfried, B. French, E. Stone, G. Grosskopf; Row 2: G. Schilero, T. Pasqualuni, P. Goodman, R. Turso, M. Grasso, J. Seporiti, J. Opolinsky; Row 3: P. Sicilano, J. Forgione, j. Gattulli, F. Palombo, A. Bruckheim, F. Gambino; Row 4: j. Mann, D. Littwin, B. Friedlander, L. Chaskin, M. Sinto, J. Kahn, J. Doppelt. 67 Sophomores; Row 7. D. Markowitz, K. McKarthy, R. Farello, W. Walsh; Row 2: J. Fabro, D Roberts, S. Suchman, K. O'Shea; Row 3; C. Kelly, T. tripodi, B. Steiner, G. Simon. Freshmen; Row 7. S. Cohen, J. Havard, L. De Falco, J. Vallone, B. Bilotti, C. Cann; Row 2:J. Lanera, A. Chavez, B. Menken, K. Cenatiempo, J. Benedict, F. Abbatantono, B. Scoli; Row 3: S. Castellano, D. D'Antona, D. Ciccone, D. Zaccagnino, D. AvRutick, S. Hertz, D. Sokolowsk; Row 4: D. Klein, R. McGowan, G. Wurzburger, R. Vallarelli, S. Delvecchio, F. Alexander, K. Toso. 68 W m Jni £ 4ft mwr Opposite Page: Above: Micheline Rhoades, Center: Seth Simon, Below: Mary Gentile, Rosanne Luzzi, Claudia Telia, and janis Rondinello. This Page: Above left: Carl Benson, Above right: Geraldine Minishi and Nancy Labrosciano, Center: Jennifer Estess. Freshmen; Row 7. T. Fava, J. Masciola, J. Markowitz, J. Garcia, S. Labrusciano; Row2: Mustacato, A. Shorr, L. Bruckheim, L. Eisenberg, J. Scordino, C. Basso, D. Faup; Row 3: J. Lamorgese, R. Adler, M. Hankin, L. Schreier; Row 4: R. Cigal, R. Bonchick, D. Selinger, J. Tassani, T. Perazinni, J. D'Adamo, F. Drago. 69 Freshmen; Row 7. K. Kakinuma, C. Triozzi, j. Alzamora, S. Denaro, D. DiLallo, T. Eppinger; Row 2: T. Westmoreland, M. Cocomazzi, R Totolo, ). Scatenato, D. Cux, H. Dietz, B. Hoppelsberg; Row 3: T. Stalteri, R. Sassone, M. Friefeld, D. Tinnirello, B. Kimball, J. Wagers, j. Donofrio; Row 4: D. Himmel, L. Carparelli, T. Schulz, T. Begasse, K. O'Shea, j. Gonzalez, R. Bernabei. Freshmen; Row 7. C. Maher, D. Pastore, W. Gorlin, D. Spring, P. Kirschenbaum, K. Mariano; Row 2: C Allen, E. Marrese, D. Montera, K. Perez, A. Russo, M. Roviezzo, T. Gianfransico; Row 3: A. Chiarella, H. Breitrose, C. Magnotta, A. Esemplare, L. Devico, A. Gaudelli, N. Aron; Row 4: R. Gilbert, V. Albrecht, D. Crossing, R. Citichiello, J. Thurn, E. Citola, M. Orsino. 71 72 73 Freshmen; Row 7. L. Kirchiner, A. Siegel, M. Wolf, C. Vetere, T. Camardella, F. Dibiasi; Row 2: L. Laspisa, J. Nadler, J. Reiter, P. Kirshman, I. Acocella, L. Galletta, S. Gisi; Row 3: G. Rodriguez, N. Disick, T. Bisceglia, ). Estess, S. Wertheimer, N. Castle, j. Glennon; Row 4: R. Briganti, M. Feltcher, T. Kelly, J. Gentile, G. Frates, B. Tumm. Freshmen; Row 1: B. DiBetta, R. DiBuono, A. Consigliere, K. Thompson, A. Spinelli, M. Matos; Row 2: J. Reiner, C. DesJardins, C. Walsey, M. Barile, T. Scornalenchi, R. Rendina, M. Castellano. Row 3: J. Pulicare, J. Burack, K. Amorosano, B. Puccella, J. Straface, M. Lepino, J. Talibon; Row 4: V. Luongo, L. Megan, C. Pareti, D. Monaco, J. Fiore, J. Solomon, J. Powell. Freshmen; Row 7: L. Albano, P. Delzio, M. Vetere, P. Fraioli, M. Massi, M. Al-Hafid; Row 2: D. Bufi, S. Russell, L. Nolletti, T. Simpson, J. Lividini, S. Miller, K. Scelia; Row 3: K. Zurro, A. Bilotta, T. Newman, K. Nardelli, J. Marsico, L. Ciotoli, P. Eichenbaum; Row 4: E. Gilbert, B. Defretas, L. Camardella, R. Ackerman, S. Leichtweis, N. McBride, S. Bartsch. 75 This Page: Above left: Debbie Williams and Jill Siliano, Above right: David AuRutick, Below left: Michael Boxer, Opposite Page: Above right: Beth Stettner, Below left: Margo Phillips, Below right: Dave Ferri, Jimmy Forest, Russel Tutolo and Scotty Withmire. Freshmen; Row 7: S. Contrata, M. Balkind, R. Civilia, B. Vitro, R. Robertson, N. Canter; Row 2: A. Orgera, S. Tannenbaim, A. Rothstein, R. Mannel, L. Vallavelli, C. Passarelli, R. Fishkind; Row 3: C. Riccobono, S. Scavone, J. Cantone, M. Greene, M. Mager, S. Crowley, M. Sauro; Row 4: A. Zalewski, M. Catalano, J. Pineau, D. Trotta, T. Zalewski, S. McClenahan, M. Selig. 76 Freshmen; Row 1: L. Schiano, M. Gardner, G. Zarola, A. Castellano, M. Delzio, J. Midollo; Row 2: C. Telia, M. Seltzer, M. Galen, M. LeBlanc, M. Walsh, M. Fischetti, L. DelSoldato; Row 3: J. Rondinello, j. Siciliano, W. Magnotta, D. Alfonso, C. Valeri, D. Citrone, H. Derby; Row 4: M. Morra, D. Williams, V. Guarino, M. Lacattiva, M. Weston, D. Esposito, L. Silano. 77 This Page: Above left: jo Ann Figliola, Above right: Kathleen McCarthy, Below left: John Brown. Opposite Page: Above right: Nick Libertella, Below left: Jodi Leifer, Below right: Steve Veneziano. Freshmen; Row 7: C. Arzonetti, K. Morrissey, R. Ahrens, M. Forno, L. Mazur, E. Spivak; Row 2: P. Tirella, C. Pascale, G. Magnotta, A. Sacco, F. Briotte, B. Friedman, J. Casarella; Row 3: J. Santoro, L. Baer, C. Magliari, L. Gisondi, R. Marella, B. Cheriff, C. Policriti; Row 4: S. Rosselan, J. Copland, D. Persamperi, P. Burack, S. Troy, J. DiBiasi, M. Boxer. 78 Freshmen; Row 7: R. Young, A. Yapalater, P. Audia, A. Cianci, C. Sierzeya, M. Tauro; Row 2: D. Grarino, L. Fiorelli, T. Fiore, B. Cardillo, J. Kingsley, F. Bianco, T. Dilello; Row 3: L Alfero, M. Gross, H. Contrata, V. Giorgi, C. Forrest, R. Prior, J. Cirocco; Row 4: P. Pugliese, L. Gunther, L. Gretto, N. Manto, C. Figliola, N. McCarty, R. Brunetti. HAVE MV HEAD ON MV DESK ? VOD DON'T KNOU) ?VOUR£ ASKIN6 ME U)HV I HAD MV HEAD ON MV DESK? STUPID SPELLING BEE THAT'S UJHV!!! Tf77 80 81 LIGHTS ■■■.nun r uu 1 Oc7' ' «cl Zj %:£ $ c: 2nd:::«£ 1 Cbildreri Gpte 6er tJ' . to 1 lst quarter a°d evt attGndi Past. ™ V 8 - 4 th' ■' SCHEDULE KEY Days ABCDEF «0  e — « 3 - 2 . 2nd ,.rter Wed., Sept. 3 - Da Thurs., Sept. 4 - Da Fri., Sept. 5 - Da Mon., Sept. 8 - Da etc. oveJ rrf Aittarn i09 to te „s a3TUDEN ULLETI %. 7 6-l9 Opposite page: Left: Maria Montagono and Judy Fiore jump, Right: Judy Turziano, This page: Left: Barbara LePino, Right: Barbara Collotti and Andrea Bruckheim. Junior Varsity: Row 7: S. Ruge, J. Turziano, K. Rocco, M. DiGregorio. Row 2: D. Vetro, L. Denais, B. Collot- ti, J. Fiore. Row 3: W. Panzer, B. LePino, A. Bruckheim, M. Montagono. 88 Freshmen: C. Passarelli, T. Perazzini, J. Pineau, J. Kingsley, C. Pereti, M. Vetere, C. Figliola, B. Cardillo, M. Matos, T. Fi- ore, L. Bruckheim. Varsity Cheerleaders: Kneeling: C. Salcuni, L. Catalano, mgrs; Standing: V. Fiore,). Frettoloso, D. Witzel, M. Fratello, L. DiBuono, M. LePino, B. Chute, M. Marchesani — co-captain, E. DiBene — co-captain,). Figliola, M. Gazzelone, J. Ruto, M. Fratello, P. Buonsante, D. Tymerson. 90 Majorettes: First Row: C. Christiano, mgr. D. Roberts, J. Opolinsky, P. Blass, M. McCrory, M. Rhoades, D. Brigante, j. Brunetti, J. Bu- colo, C. Mallet, K. McCarty, L. Milano, mgr. Second Row: L. Nicita, L. Stettner, j. LaPorta, L. Altman, S. Littwin, captain, N. Kornreich, L. Mauro, L. Morgen, E. Cascone, co-captain. This Page: Left: The Rye Game Routine. Below left: Kathy McCarty. Be- low right: Sue Littwin. 91 ’76 Trombones 92 Under the direction of Mr. Peter Horton and Mr. Pat Contardi, the Marching Band again graced Har- rison with a fine display of marching skill and music- al talent. The band was instrumental in half-time entertainment and to the Husky fans' spirit. The highlight of the season was the Westchester Com- petition Festival, but the band and its beautiful ma- jorettes finished a disappointing third. More im- portantly, band president Richard Cantor made sure every member enjoyed his or herself. 93 Best Ever The 1975 Husky Soccer Team will long be remembered as Harrison's first championship calibre squad. The 10- 3-2 Huskies were not only Harrison's first team to place second in the C.W.L., but beat state ranked Scarsdale, and were undefeated in ten straight games. The Soc- cer team was led by Hugo Guaglianone who was select- ed for the all-county team. He was joined by co-cap- tains Richard Wood and Kevin Mulvey, and Tom Viggiano, Ken Fisher and Nick Celetti on the All- League Team Var. Soccer: First Row: C. Giacomo, J. Arellano, S. Vaselle, R. Wood, K. Mulvey, K. Fisher, R. Patera, R. Chiavon, N. Persampieri; Second Row: Coach D. Hilton, T. Malloy, N. Celetti, H. Guaglianone,). Egan, M. Williams, T. Viggiano, P. Jentsch, L. Hollin,). Fragola, N. Ciatto, B. Benjamin. 96 Opposite Page: Top: Co- Captain Richard Wood; Cen- ter: Coach Don Hilton. This Page: A dichotomy of a Hus- kie goal; Nick Celetti beats a Garnet . . . dribbles upfield . .. and passes to Hugo Guag- lianone. Hugo meets a de- fender, burns him . . . and shoots . . . AND SCORES. 97 Junior Varsity Soccer: Bottom: S. Fishman, J. D'Adamo, L. Baer, D. Adler, M. Dwyer, D. Persampieri, D. Avrutick, S. Troy, S. Hertz. Top: P. Brooks, J. Weber, M. Cocomazzi, D. Goltfried, P. Schultz, G. White, L. Capone, D. Sokolowski. Opposite Page: Above Left: Peter Jentsch and Joe Fragola take a breather; Above Right: Tom Malloy; Center Left: Getting the point; Cen- ter Right: Larry Hollin; Below Left: Tom Viggiano; Below Right: Kenny Fisher; This Page: Top Left: Kevin Mul- vey heads one out; Top Right: Segio Vasille; Above Left: Teamwork makes clutch saves; Above Middle: Rich- ard Wood pumps up a fifty yard kick; Above Right: Har- ry McCarthy. 99 100 Cross Country First row: S. Shimon, J. Doe, M. Montera, B. Glatz, Second row: S. McGovern, V. D'Antona, B. Maher, T. Ciotoli, D. Strayer, Third row: D. Glennon. Freshman Football: First Row. T. Kelly, A. Chavez, S. Contrata, M. Balkind, F. Alexander, H. Musticato, M. LePino; Second Row: J. Powell; Third Row. J. Straface, J. Saeta, R. Tout, R. Thomp- son; Fourth Row: T. Tedeshi, J. Freitas, J. Benedict; Fifth Row: A. Pandolfini, T. Begassi, R. Hoendorf, J. Barelli, M. Bianchi, B. Hillard, K. Bolin. 102 J.V. Football: First Row: S. Faup, E. Mazzulli, j. Arturi, S. Forrest, D. Swenson, J. Chiarvalloti, B. Powell, A. Gaudelli, R. Straface, P. Hulbert, S. Young, C. Shay, j. Fannelli, P. Compitello, j. Fabro. Second Row: Paul Ciotti — Coach, V. Nicita, J. Dalesandro, M. Bronzo, K. Tureo, R. Franciosa, G. Verrilli, M. Costillo, N. Contrata, K. McKinney, M. Gramigna, D. Hirschorn, D. Petruzelli, A. Troilo, D. MacMillan. This page: Center left: Artie Troilo leading the team. Center right: Kevin McKin- ney. Below: Nick Contrata pulling for extra yardage. Opposite page: Above left: A. Chavez way ahead. Above right: Ralph Bernabei leading the freshmen. Right: The Husky Line. % 103 Instruction... Football— The Spotlight of a Harrison autumn. Students learn and grow from Preparation... Execution... And Agony. 105 Though 1975 might not have been the Huskies' most successful season, it was probably their most satisfying one. Harrison unfortunately sustained several critical injuries in the early stages of the season and were win- less after their first three games. However, the Huskies continued to fight and outplayed schools which were of twice its enrollment. The 4-3-1 season concluded with a devastating vic- tory over the heavily favored Rye Garnets. The Huskies were paced by tailback Rob Contrata who was selected to the All-League, All- County, and All-State teams. Onofrio Colla- bella, Ray Ramaglia, and T.J. Esposito also re- ceived All-League honors. Varsity Football: Kneeling: S. Bruhn, R. Cozzi, C. Straface,). Pizzarella, C. Benson, T. Shaver, V. DeSalvo, D. Caggiano, A. Bonistall, J. Fiore, T. Esposito, |. Triano, ). Colabella, A. Mazzullo; Standing: Head Coach Art Troilo, Asst. Coach Ted Coppola, T. Decea, B. Bennett, B. Cipriano, S. Colangelo, D. Valentino, J, Lorono, O. Colbella, B. Contrata, K. Fusco, R. Ramaglia, F. Castellano, T. McLaughlin, T. Bernabei, B. Colangelo, S. Carpinello,). Lepino,). Valarelli, mgr., D. Basso, T. Nangle, K. Mucci, stat.. Asst. R. Belmont. 106 %l' - Opposite Page: Above Left: Rob Contrata in anguish; Above Right: Ray Ramaglia; Center Left: Head Coach Art Troilo; Center Right: Joe Pizzarella and Steve Bruhn converge on a Scarsdale Raider; Below: The Pit. This Page: Above Left: Onofrio Colabella finds daylight; Above Right: Rob Contrata breaks a tackle; Center Left: Vic DeSalvo; Center Right: A ready Husky defense; Below Right: Steve Colangelo. 107 Opposite Page: Above Right: A defensive huddle; Center Left: Steve Colangelo runs for big yard- age; Center Right: The Game's lone touchdown; Below Left: Dave Caggiano; Below Right: Dave Valentino demonstrates perfect form. This Page: Above Left: Beau Decea nails a Garnet; Above Right: Jackie Fiore; Center Left: Coaches Coppola and Belmont chart the action; Center Right: Joe Lorono makes a clutch reception; Below Left: Contrata notches an extra point; Below Right: Victory!!! 109 Varsity: Row 7: A. McKenna, M. Scarfone, D. Valentine, M. Chilelli, A. Giorgi. Row 2: P. Colangelo, K. Fiorelli, S. Hamilton, M. Mittelman, J. Alzamora, G. Vajda, Coach Sipkins. 110 Junior Varsity: Row 7. J. Castelucci, A. Orgera, J. Petagine, C. Kelly, R. Albano. Row 2: M. DeMacy, S. Rossitto, G. Pelliccio, L. Silano. This page: Left: Jill Alzamora sends back the ball, Right: Maria Scarfone saves the ball. Ill Perfect! In just their second season, the Girl's Swim Team has emerged as a top-flight sport in Harrison. Within a short period of time, Jerry Curran has cultivated raw talent into the C.W.L. champions. Paced by Nora McBride and Pam, Tracy, and Sue Leichtweis, the Huskies com- piled a 10-0 record and were rated the county's finest team. Most outstanding was Pam Leicht- weis who won all thirty of the events she entered. Girl's Swimming: Row 7: K. Morrissey, J. Marsico, M. Selig, S. McClenahan, M. Gross, M. Bufi. Row 2: L. Malen, S. Leibowitz. Row 3: L. Angelone, M. Morrissey, M. Guerin, P. Leichtweis, N. McBride, S. Leichtweis, T. Leichtweis, B. Masset, D. Selig, Coach jerry Curran. 112 Opposite Page: The Five Champs. This Page: Above left: Pam Leichtweis. Above right: Meg Guerin. Below left: Laurie Malen. Below right: Tracy Leichtweis. 113 Planetarium Club: R. Selig, K. Valeri, B. Lamont, M. Hankin, A. Sacco, J. Fragola, Mr. Arnold Schwartz, L. Frohman, D. Tinnirello. Opposite Page: Above: Mr. Sam Fishman, Advisor, Leonard Golub, Treasurer, Jane Babb, Secretary, Sean Eddings, Vice President, Seth Simon, President, Center Left: Sharon AvRutick, Center Right: Karen Finer, President, Below: Steven Aron, Ricky Greenberg, Steven Troy. This Page: Below Left: Arnold Schwartz, Below Right: Joe Fragola and Marc Hankin. 114 General Organization This year's Footlight Players production was “The Man Who Came to Dinner by Kaufman and Hart. The play, directed by Helen Wildnauer, was a success. The lead roles were played by Peter Morris, Pat Kelly, and Liz Spizziro. Supporting roles were played by Lane Arye, Bonnie Bermas, John Syverson, Julie Coulter, Robert Davies, Mindy Goldman, Doug Hertz, and Leslie Weber. Burger King Record Holder $33.90 for one meal!!! A special thanks to Chris Fine and his crew. The Man Who Came to Dinner UCSAE. First row: Left to right: B. Segall, C. Contrata, L. Glaser, C. O'Connor, D. Fiore, P. Morrisey, C. Edelstein, S. Rossito, B. Davies, L. Young, L. Altman, L. Spizzirro, K. Aubel, E. Ruder. Second row: M. Chao, T. Ciotoli, L. Migiliano, S. Saperstein, S. Hertz, D. Spring, L. Milano, L. Stettner, D. Littwin, J. Mann. Third row: M. Serrechia, L. Hollin, J. Golub, L Weiss,]. Castelnau. 118 This Page: Below left: Karen Aubel. Center: Leslie Altman. Below right: Eric Ruder Opposite Page: Above left: Beth Terranova. Above right: Pam Gilbert. inis 4, re § N H S Honor Society. Row 7: E. Rosa, B. Terranova, P. Gilbert, S. AvRutick, M. Sherr, C. Fine. Row 2. R. Puccella, S. Hicks, D. Hertz, J. Fragola, R. Maher. 119 This Page: Above left: Chris Fine examining an in-depth article. Above right: Mimi Sherr, no comment. Below left: Sharon AvRutick in amazement. Below right: dmh — the count of Moron Mumbles. Opposite Page: Above left: The Editors. Above right: Brad Benjamin — jock at heart. Center: Dave Greene at a porno-movie. Below: The Staff of Maroon Murmurs. B BALL TOURN£Y A SUCCESS ftW'OOU lVUwwu TIONS 123 Instant Replay This Page: Above Left: Mike Gross, Above Right: Jordan Copland performs a back- ward flip. Below: George Scanlon. Opposite page: Above: Coach Curran. Below Left: Charlie Opolinsky off in blur. Below Right: Rocky Seckler. 124 The 11-1 Husky swim team was not only Harrison's finest team for 1975-76, but firmly established itself as the best sport in the school's history. The Huskies increased their consecutive victory streak to twenty- two and extended a nine year record to 97 wins and just 12 losses. The backbone of the squad were co-captains Charles Opolinsky and George Scanlon, who consistently broke their own school records and developed into All-County standouts. Coach Curran also heavily relied upon diver Rocky Seckler, backstroker Charly Santoro and freestylist Scott Johnston. 125 This page: Above Left: Greg Loomis. Above Right: Bill Farrell. Opposite Page: Above: Scott Johnston prac- ticing his lifeguarding? Cen- ter Left: Jim Santoro. Center Right: Taking a break. Below: Jon Weber, Superfly. Swim Team: First row: S. Troy, R. Seckler, J. Copland, F. Briotte, J. Cohen, Second row: P. Kirshman, S. McGover L Sauro, C. Bodden, S. Hertz, J. Santoro, Third row: Coach Gerald Curran, S. Johnston, C. Santoro, J. Weber, G. Loomis, B. Glennon, M. Gross, B. Farrell, co-captain G. Scanlon, co-captain C. Opolmsky, C. Benson, M. Weston, J. Pepas. 126 127 Basketball Comes Up Short The 1975-1976 basketball Huskies were blessed with an abundance of talent, but could not live up to its own ex- pectations. Harrison suffered several heartbreakers due to its defense, but Huskie offense proved to be one the most potent attacks in the county. The Huskies did, however, reach their goal by qualifying for the Sectionals, yet finished with an 8-11 record. But win or lose, Harrison never failed to play exciting basketball. The team was paced All-County forward Nick Libertella and Honorable Mentions Steve Hicks, Mike Mager and Jay Alzamora for All-League. 128 Opposite Page: Above Right: Mike Mager floats one in. Below Left: Steve Veneziano, Below Right: Nick Libertella. This Page: Above Left: Steve Hicks concentrates. Above Right: Mike Harris wins the tap. Below Left: Sky Hook, Center Right: Dan Hulbert pops a deuce. Below Right: Steve Hicks starts a Huskie fast break. 129 Opposite Page: Above Left: Jay Alzamora penetrates Rye's defense. Center Left: Rejection!, Middle: Dan Hulbert, Center Right: Mike Mager, Below Left: Nick Libertella scores an easy two points. Below Right: Ricky Straface drives. This Page: Above Left: Bruce Jones shoots from downtown. Above Right: Pre- game lay-ups. Center Left: Tony Tedeschi, Center Right: Dave Hicks. J.V. Basketball: Kneeling: M. Gramigna, D. Gottfried, S. Orfei, P. Hulbert, D. Hicks, Standing: Coach Tony Maro, J. D'Alesandro, J. Powell, B. Jones, T. Tedeschi, M. Bronzo, C. Sacco, T. Nangle, S. Young. 131 Girls J.V. Basketball. First Row: A. Giorga, G. Hillard, J. Petagine, T. Tripodi, L. Fanelli, P. Audia, Second Row: C. DesJardins, R. Mueller, S. Bartsch, C. Kelly. Opposite Page: Above Left: Mike Tartaglia on a drive, Above Center: Ralph Bernabei scores an easy bucket. Above Right: Mike Bianchi, Center Left: John Cirroco drawing a crowd. Center Right: Tim Kelly, Camera Shy Freshmen: R. Bernabei, M. Bianchi, J. Burack, J. Cirroco, J. Havard, P. Hoendorff, T. Kelly, M. Mager, B. Menken, M. Tartaglia, J. Thorn. 133 Sectional-Bound This Page: Above: Joanne Berte dribbling down the court, Center Left: Dawn Menken Blocking, Center Right: Donna Passarelli, Opposite Page: Center Left: Team spirit, Cen- ter Right: Lisa Armando Cathy Fiore, Be- low: Jill Alzamora shooting a basket. 134 Girls Varsity Basketball. First Row: C. Fiore, D. Passarelli, L. Armando, Second Row: G. Fragola, R. Brooke; coach, M. DeMacy, D. Valentine, Third Row: J. Alzamora, S. Hamilton, M. Morrissey, V. Estess, Missing from picture — D. Menken, J. Berte. 135 All Tied Up Though the wrestling team could only achieve a 4-10 record, their hustle and desire was far greater than 500. Coach Rodriguez relied upon juniors John Arcara and Ricky Contrata for their leadership and wrestling skills. Both men made the All-County squad and were respected as one of the county's best athletes within their own weight division. The future does look promising for the matmen due to the experience other underclassmen have acquired. 136 Wrestling Team: Kneeling: J. Arcara, R. Contrata, Line One: J. Straface, V. Nicita, A. Volpe, S. Rubino, D. Glennon, K. Tureo, B. Vitro, Line Two: Coach Pandolfini, J. Pizzerello, D. Swenson, R. Lopez, S. Scantinato, R. Vallerelli, D. Fumerelli, Coach Rodriguez. 137 Girls Winter Track: K. Havard, C. Maher, C. Vetere, L. Ciotoli, C. O'Conner, M. Galen. 138 Opposite Page: Below Left: Run- ning the track. Below Right: Greg Toso jumping for joy, This Page: Above Left: Bob Maher coming in first (as usual), Above Right: Carol Vetere. Boys Winter Track. First Row: C. Policriti, S. Mallet, R. Adler, D. AvRutick, D. Persemperi, L. Capone, G. Feidel, D. Fusca, S. Briotte, N. Acampore, Second Row: j. D'Adamo, R. Maher, D. Strayer, N. Contrata, P. Sciliano, C. Reda, V. D'Antona, A. Alfredo, R. Briotte, S. Celbst, P. Vetere, T. Cueva, T. Ciotoli, Coach Close. 139 Mind Quill This Page: First row: G. Wandell, L. Ford, D. Roberts, Advisor, Mr. Nick Casciano, A. Schu- man. Second row: L. Golub, B. Schuman, L. Young, K. Feiner, B. Stettner. Not Shown: M. Chao, J. Castelnau, L. Weber, L. Weiss. 140 Graphic Communications Club: Mr. Richard Goff, Frank Van Veenendaal, Barry Friedman, Mr. Larry Byrwa. Missing: Steve Biscaeg- lia, Greg Wandel, Alexander Nadler. 142 Ski Club: First Row: A. Masciola, L. Chaskin, L. O'Brien, L. Malen, J. Doppelt, S. Suchman. Second Row: j. Ruto, J. Lamattina, D. Glennon, J. Copland, S. Knaver, N. Persampieri, M. Hankin, R. Young, j. Castellucci, M. Goldman. Third Row: B. Allis, ]. Nadler, J. Weber, G. Spano, D. Persampieri, D. Rieter, M. Weston, P. Goodman, D. Gottfried. Fourth Row: Mr. Peter Mc- Clelland, P. Passidomo, D. Hirschorn. Italian Club. Sitting: R. Chiavon, Mrs. Miscella, A. Martrogiacomo. Standing: M. Martrogiacomo, A. Marazita, F. DiBiasi, E. Cirillo, M. Fischetti, S. Vasile, G. Toso, K. Mucci, M. Bianco, D. Ciccone, M. Castellano, T. DiLello. Class Officers „ IdHV NOT ? SCHOOL f I’LL BE VOUR | «BiDENT? CAMPA16N 1 V ME? J MANA6£g J BUT r COULP NEVtR V THINK dEGam.pmoe T} op the THINK OF THFuJOGK ) Pou)ER THINK OF THE ir f 3 o . IT c ( I'LL DO IT !! Senior Class Officers: C. Opolinsky, President; B. Shaw, Secretary; G. Scanlon, Vice Presi- dent. Missing: P. Disick, Treasurer. Freshman Class Officers: T. Perrazini, Vice President; M. Massi, Secretary; B. Cardullo, Treasurer; M. Bianco, President. 144 Junior Class Officers: S. Leone, Secretary; J. Brophy, President; N. Kornreich, Vice President; B. Tolchin, Treasurer. 145 Sophomore Class Officers: C. Kelly, Treasurer; M. Dwyer, President; D. Littwin, Secretary; L. Chaskin, Vice President. This Page: Above Right: Bonnie Bermas. Below Left: Nick Persampieri. Above: A row of trumpets. Opposite Page: John Har- vard. Above Right: Angela Giorgi. CONCERT BAND Concert Band — First Row: V. White, B. Schuman, B. Bermas, S. Simon, C. Vaugh, L. Ford, P. Gilbert, S. AvRutick. Second Row: R. Puccella, D. Vitro, P. Vetere,). Marsico, M. LeBlanc, P. Audia, C. Policriti, S. Gisi, M. Galen, R. Fishkind, L. Bruckheim, P. Passidomo. Third Row: D. Maynard Swenson, M. Phillips, K. Rookie Prior, D. AvRutick, K. Havard, A. Giorgi, K. Marsico, M. Castillo. Fourth Row: M. Lips Fine, R. Canter, B. Bonestar Benjamin, S. Cox, N. Persampieri, ). Havard, M. Sherr. Fifth Row: C. Starface, D. Swenson, L. Mazzucca, G. White, D. Strayer, D. Persampieri. Standing: Mr. Pat Contardi, D. Selinger, N. Canter, A. Seidman, Larry. Standing even further back: C. Giacomo, S. Hamilton, A. Seidman, G. Strazza, B. Menken. Not Shown In photo: C. Walsh, M. Vajda, D. Hicks, C. Eppinger, J. Nadler, J. Burack, J. Petagine, P. Burack, P. Farkas, V. Bach. 150 Stage Band: On the Piano: Pam Gilbert. First Row: An- gela Giorgi, Mimi Sherr, Sha- ron AvRutick, Dave Hicks, Brian Schuman. Second Row: john Havard, Brad Bonestar Benjamin, Chris Walsh, Matt ''Splat Fine, Nick Persam- pieri. Third Row: Andy Seid- man, Bruce Burstein, Howard Breitrose, Charles Straface, Garrett White, Douglas Maynard Swenson, Darton Srayer. Not Shown in Photo: M. Ferguson, B. Watrous. Leader and Friend: Mr. Pat Contardi. 151 Dawn Menken Peter Morris Leslie Weber Marcia Emerson Sean Eddings . Lane Arye . . Declamation ..........Member of the Wedding ..........Last of the Red Hot Lovers ................Little Murders ................All About Eve .............Catcher in the Rye ...........Look Homeward Angel A ♦ 153 3 8 Golf Team. First Row: J. Miller, D. Glennon, T. Tedschi, M. Boxer, G. Wandell. Second Row: M. Ginan, J. Golub, J. Syverson, J. Rappa, J. Ciracco, M. Pennachio, F. Cuoco, J. Egan. Above left: john Syverson. Above right: James Egan with a power shot. 155 Girls Tennis Team This Page: Above left: Jill Kahn. Above center: Julie Dappelt. Above right: May Chao. Below left: Jill Opolin- sky. Below right: Sally Barstch. Opposite Page: Below left: Debbie Klauber. Below right: Donna Passarelli. 156 Girls Tennis Team. First Row: M. Morrisey, L. Morgen, j. Berger, S. Liebowitz,). Kingsley, N. Castle, J. Opolinsky, W. Gorlin, L. Ford, J. Berte. Second Row: R. Brooke—Coach, L. Spizzirro, L. Liacono, J. Kahn, J. Doppelet, J. Gustavson, M. Chao, M. Weston, B. Bermas, S. Barstch, D. Klauber, N. McBride, V. Estess. 58 Bom To Run In 1975, the Harrison Track Team compiled a 10-0-1 record, which was the best record in the C.W.L. and in Harrison's history. Coach Stuart Close expects another magnificient season in 1976 because of the Huskies' strength in numerous events. Shot putter Steve Bruhn, discus man T. J. Esposito, high jumper Jay Alzamora and long jumper Doug Hertz will be odds-on favorites to win their events. Harrison is also well complimented by long distance man Bill Glatz, walker Tony Ciotoli, pole vaulter Greg Toso, and sprinters Bob Maher and Vito D'Antona. Opposite Page: Right: Steve Contrata approaches the long jump; Center Left: Timmy McLaughlin; Center Right: Nick and Dave Persampieri; Below Right: Tom Nangle awaits the start. This Page: Above Left: Carl Benson hurdles; Above Right: Warm ups; Steve Hicks runs the 440. Winter Track. First Row: j. D'adamo, G. Fedele, B. Briotte, D. Fusca, N. Acompora, J. Chiarvalotti, T. Ciotoli, S. Briotte, P. Kirshberg. Second Row: L. Camardella, A. Troilo, J. Pizzarello,D Basso, J Gram- iena D. Persamperi, M. Roviezzo, P. Passidomo, C. Santoro, S. Close — Coach. Third Row: G. Toso, A. Alfredo, S. Hicks, N. Contrata, L. Capone, D. AvRutick, S. Hertz, S. Troy, D. Strayer, D. Reiter, fourth Row: C. Molloy, J. Auturie, j. Gattulli, E. Greenberg, N. Persampieri, J. Havard, J. Strazza, B. Schuman. Fifth Row: T. Nangle, S. Colangelo, M. Mager, A. Bernbei, J. Fragola, D. Hicks, D. Swenson. Sixth Row: B Jones R. Cozzi, S. Briotte, L. Pomer. Seventh Row: R Bernbei, M. Bronzo. Missing: R. Adler, J. AIza- mora C Benson, B. Briotte, S. Bruhn, P. Burack, T. Cueva, V. D'Antona, R. DeRosa, T. Esposito, B. Glatz' D. Hertz, D. Himmel, M. Harris, S. Mallet, B. Maher, C. Reda, S. Shimon, P. Siciliano, D. Scanlon, J.Zumbo. 159 This Page: Above: Flying high. Center left: Ralph Bernbei. Center right: Arti Trolio at the start. Below: Bruce Jones clears the pole. Opposite Page: Above left: Jay Alzamora running the track. Above right: Steve Bruhn. Below left: Skip . Below right: Mark Bronzo running. 160 J.V. Baseball. First Row: T. Scanlon, M. Gramigna, K. Tureo, R. Franciosa, J. Gonnella. Second Row: T. Maro, D. Portanova, G. Verilli, R. Straface, S. Orfei, B. Cipriano, D. Valentino, J. Armadillo. 162 Freshman Baseball. First Row: R. Hoendorf, G. Magnotta, J. Cantone, P. Tirella, T. Westmoreland, Coach R. Leaf. Second Row: J. Glennon, T. Kelly, B. Scoli, L. Sorroa,). Scatinatto. Third Row: J. Lanier,). Frates, A. Spinelli, J. Powell, j. Cirocco. Opposite Page: Above Center: Dave Valen- tino; Above Right: Steve Orfei and Danny Potanova. This Page: Below Center: Tony DiBetta; Below Right: Coach Richard Leaf. 163 This Page: Above left: Jack Fiore. Above right: Bob Bennett. Below left: Steve Beets Veneziano. Below right: Nick Liber- tella hits away. Opposite Page: Above left: Arthur Rossi. Above center: Sam Fannelli. Above right: Rob Contrata. 164 Varsity Baseball. First Row: C. Straface, F. Castellano, B. Decea, S. Veneziano, K. Fisher, J. Postiglione, S. Caroinello, T. Tedeschi. Sec- ond Row: Coach—P. McClelland, B. Bennett, R. Contrata, D. Hulbert, J. Fiore, N. Libertella, P. Hulbert, M. Gallusso S Fanelli A Rossi, Coach—T. Copolla. 165 gje-tr1 O EASE ON DOWN THE ROAD . First row: J. Mann, S. Suchman, L. Malen, J. Castelnau, M. Serrechia,). LaPorta, ? , K. Havard. Second row: S. Gisi, G. Kayden, K. Mucci, B. Stettner, L. Mauro, C. LeBlanc, A. Frick, L Frack, K. Prior, R. Prior. Third row: K. Morrisey, M. Rhoades, B. Budd, M. DeMacy, ?, C. Vetere, C. Maher, P. Dalto — Coach, L. Ciotoli, C. O'Connor, M. Galen, ?. Opposite Page: Above left: Kathy Havard awaits the start?!? Above right: Grace Kayden. This Page: Above left: Lisa Mauro loosens up. Center left: Lori Malen jumps a distance. Center right: Stretching it out. Below: Karen Mucci hurdles. 167 Match Point In 1975, the Harrison tennis team amassed their best record ever, a 15-2 record. The Hus- kies lost many starters from last year's squad because of graduation; but, Coach Gerald Fishman is confident that this will be another winning season. Captains Rob Halpert and Tom Malloy will be the strongest players and will be supported by Jon Weber, Steve Gallant, and Rich Reznicek. 168 Opposite Page: Above Right: John Weber; Center left: Tom Malloy hits a forehand; Center Right: Rob Halpert warms up; Below Left: Cary Juster. This Page: Above Left: Rich Reznicek; Above Right: Smashed!! 169 J.V. Softball: First Row: T. Shaver, P. Palmiotto, J. Reiner, J. Turiziano, K. Rocoo, C. Des Jardins, R. Mannel. Second Row: J. Alza- mora, C. Craig, K. Scelia, C. Valeri, V. Albrecht, J. Marsico. 171 Double Sextet. First row: M. Emerson, L. Ford, P. Buosante, E. DiBene, K. Akers, L. Spizziro. Second row: L. Arye, J. Perl, ). Syverson, C. Spano, P. DiVittorio, Missing: C. Giacomo. Opposite Page: Below left: Lane Arye and Dawn Menken sing The Boxer . Below right: Claire and Mi- chele LeBlanc. This Page: Above left: Col- leen Kelly. Above right: Marcia Emerson. Select Chorus. First row: L. Weber, D. Faup, L. Ford, L. Stettner, L. Altman, L. Mauro, D. Littwin, L. Malen, D. Tymerson, K. Akers, J. Turziano, P. Buosante. Second row: Wayne Kellogg, P. Gilbert, L. Spizziro, J. Boxer, A. Schuman, D. Menken, V. Estess, P. Blass, M. Emerson, S. Hamilton, E. DiBene, J. Saporito, C. Kelly, S. Saperstein, C. LeBlanc. Third row: P. Pargasepy, B. Barel, B. Schuman, J. Perl, B. Farrell, J. Serrano, T. Ciotoli, C. Eppinger, L. Arye, J. Syverson, J. Fiore, P. DiVittorio, G. Spano, C. Benson, P. Hulbert, R. Contrata, D. Hulbert. 173 Girl's Ensemble: First row: C. LeBlanc, L. Stettner, E. DiBene, K. Akers. Second D. Tymerson, P. Blass, N. LaBruisciano. row. M. Guerin, J. LaPorta, Opposite Page: Below left: The Chorus during the Christmas Concert. Below right: Audrey Schuman, Lisa Stettner, and Leslie Altman. This Page: Above left: Karla Akers and Ellen DiBene. Above right: Judy Saporito. Below right: Greg Spano and Mr. Kellogg. 175 Opposite Page: Above left: Rob Porto. Above right: Maria Marraccini. Center left: Lisa Morgen. Center right: Matt Fine. This Page: Above: Barry Friedman. Center: I've only one life to give to my Below: George Geer. A Loss of Sanity September 10th: What do you mean Miss O'Donnell isn't the advisor anymore? Then who's the Editor-in-Chief? There's no one in charge?... THERE'S NO YEARBOOK???? Suffrin' Succotash!!! September 20th: 200 students are present to support the organization — (ten remain by De- cember). September 29th: Yearbook okayed. An advisor from another school? — the joke of the year. October 10th: Editors selected. Plan to spend five hours a week on Year- book. Guess again. November 1st: No advisor, no publisher and no pictures. November 3rd: Mr. McKiernan comes to the rescue — A theme, cover, Rye Game, Senior Portraits, Underclassmen...HELP!!! November 13th: No Doug, not a Montey Python theme. Fireworks. Porto and Hertz are sent on death defying assignments — the cafeteria and under- classmen candids. November 21: Lisa wants more pictures of girls for Underclassmen; take 'em yourself. Faculty fin- ished; Mimi thinks she's done . .. WRONG!! December 19: George introduces the infamous deadline. Mr. Goff be- comes Yearbook advisor (another indentured slave). De- cember 30th: Snowed in during our own vacation. Brad's car has no snow tires. Mimi, watch your language, you stupid %$ t! January 9th: First deadline finished a month late. Yearbook's expected arrival — Labor Day. January 22nd: May better get here or else! Those are the worst collages I've ever seen. Get Ads. What do you mean Jacqui went to play tennis? Kotter's on tonight. February 2nd: Debbie It's hori- zontal by vertical, not vertical by horizontal . Move your butt Swenson. Brad learns how to take pictures-look out world! Mr. Goff is married?!? Lorstan screwed us up again. February 9th: The book is half done. February 27th: There goes another vacation!!! February 29th: April is only two months away. We have enough Bi-Centennial. Maria went to Acapulco? What about a party? March 3rd: Tell George not to come. One picture and he wants credit? He's a Rrrrrook- ie! 11 March 12th: In high Geer . Plan to stay till midnight. Do it tomorrow? Up your nose with a rubber hose. Extra pages? We don't have enough pictures now!!! Mimi: I haven't seen daylight for six months. March 26th: After five pints of blood, fourteen six packs, and the help of 16 der- ranged elfs . .. it's over!.But what about the cover?!?! 177 Opposite Page: Above left: Debbie Lambert. Above right: Our loyal and dedicated advisor . . . Richard Goff. Center left: Doug Swenson. Center right: Brad Benjamin. Below: Mimi Mittelman. This Page: Above: May Chao. Center left: Doug Hertz. Center right: Rob Halpert. Below left: Dave Green. Below right: jacqui Castelnau. 0 ' .—-— 44 : i name. b. Be sure to give then the de addressed envelope. CIA MX croa Affn JSGSB jfTXC U3SAT T AW 2 q v ■vjrsiVl GQdPr The jQjQQL 3FBCO i e v. of V pl«« notethet . . 3W,i‘ra TO conform fully ?niors, who drive tr Relations,, L lth th« enclosed-! 'by the effio’ h5Jly thosc students • boj url f°re SePtc ber 3, rtn Students are not tr • lng the school day? in tsfartarila ntmpktfft a (I fram lifts Srljmtl a (Sihen this iirtenig-fifib bag ,e 0,,'C0 . ' 4 - ovjt 't: u®v3 . 06V-';IS 9a . r therefore, v rs s,r i r a.r drivers. Permission Si P Assistant Principal. i °i, «„ be cxpQcte D r lng and Parking Parkmg sticker iss e. «ratted to park on as! to write recon- mission to-use thrir ine date and a stamped. Application for Admission September, 1976 Student Driving Regulations and Permission 'tudent Schedule and Key ident Locker Card - 9th grade level only ndance Policy and Procedures W (11 ■. h Cos 10c No. yippointnunl ft M • ......STUOtwi ... the flowing tline yov to be f d vehicles at ° ® at anV time dur- ..on. Letter of Acceptance Received from Col oi j tubu prrsrrribcb tar viunxtmat' hrrrfarr aVtmrbrb iijia Oie of the greatest sources of financial aid is provided by our colleges and univc ■sities. Thase awards are made directly to the student by the college. They are gift which the student need not repay. Most amounts of awards are based on a Andy Adler The world makes no sense; and neither do most of the people in it. Winston Ahlers Roy Aletti Avoid hangovers, stay drunk! And keep laughing. 184 Christine Angarano Where there is a will there is a way. Paul Angelone Cindy Amarosa Wendy Ann Anderson Precious and few are the moments we two can share. Lisa Armando I cross that bridge when I come to it. Frank S. Arturi Jay F. Alzamora A Lane Arye I love the friends I have Sharon P. AvRutick There is a pleasure in being mad which know. ute as if it were your last! Barbara Banfield Anna Barre Live your life now; for there may not be a tomorrow. 186 Brad Benjamin Thunder is good, thunder is impressive; but it's lightning that does the work. Lewis Belfont Amy Barte Robert Bennett That which you think you are you will become. Renata Bernstein This page: Center left: Ann Riviezzo, Below right: Bob Bennett; Opposite page: Above left: Sharon AvRutick, Above right: Brad Benjamin. _ Joanne Berte Memories of H.H.S. are the best. Michael Bianco Mary Bisignano This page: Above: Lane Arye with long hair. Opposite page: Above left: Lewis Belfont, Above right: Lisa Morgen, Center: Tom Fredericks and Clint Hamilton stalemated. Laura Boghossian Marcia Alyse Bloom You can make it if you try. (Sly) 188 Nancy Briotte My best years in school were the ones spent with you ... F.C. 189 Steven H. Bruhn Suzanne Cabrol Prepare yourself and the opportunity will come. Celeste Cacchlone C.A.P.A.C. — Colorado Rocky Moun- tain High with sunshine in my eyes. 190 Sonia Caceres Dave Caggiano Trying to light the night on fire. Lisa Anne Camardella Mark 7 21 74 — forever. Friends, Play- land, Riding Around, Chevy. Opposite page: Chuck Crowley. This page: Center: Dawn Hutch- by, Below: Marlene Fratello. 191 Frank |. Castellano Eve-Lynn Cascone Luisa Cecere Nickolas A. Celetti Leesa Catalano finding out, What you really are. What you really feel! 192 This page: Below: Billy Colangelo — He chews Trident 'cause it's the only gum his mom lets him chew. Opposite page: Center left: Cindy Brown, Above right: David Jacoby. 193 Carol Christiano Nunzio Ciatto Santo Cicoria Nannette Civitella John Coke Cocamazzi Have a few af the View. Joseph P. Colabella 194 Onofrio Colabella William Colangelo Robert Contrata Rosemarie Theresa Coviello I can always depend on God Charlie Crowley Hope for the best, expect the worst, and you will be content. Rita Crumpton Good things don't last forever... G.C. Geoffrey Cmar Celia Ann Cullo Take time to bask in the captivating delight of serenity. Frank Cuoco Nicholas Cutignola Ferris Daher To all women: Before judging the body first check under the hood. Susan D'Alesandro Opposite page: A- bove: Vito D'Antona. Below: Leesa Catalano. This page: Center: Jackie Fiore — work- ing? Below: Michele McCrory. Tony D'Antona Vito D'Antona Deborah DeFonce That which does not kill makes me We had nothing better to do stronger. Ellen Ann DiBene Cheerleading, friends, smiles, tears. Looking back a few short years. Anthony DiBuono Jr. Ant Richard Dietz looking back. ? S’ ra n f a' i?yn -p 1■1 nrh on J (f - U ;? 0 IP —eni Q IYLW7 r -i OL n ny$ ! frjj Opposite pages fie,- ow left: Bob Right: Bill ftlatz. The ?e Q l ri ryiY ? yX) page: Above: Pattie Disick remembering her New Year's reso- lution; Center: JoIwl -4-v Oltsik. ry r - - 7-nvo]fT) 'cyfW yr - 7 ss n Anthony DiGiorgio Denise M. Dion ?yfO crryvy-f yn, -Trru c y d'y p-f oy rq fpu to j o r r y ynPrpjT Patricia Disick My new day is dawning... Rejoice. Doreen Douillard Michael S. Eisenberg I am one, I am myself, I am no one else. Marcia Leete Emerson I look the road less traveled by; that has made all the difference. Kathy Esposito 200 Dionne Faillace Frank Fanelii Sam Fanelii C.D., Oct. 21,1975 Opposite page: A- bove: Pam Gilbert, Center: Anthony Lon- go with a pressing en- gagement. This page: Center: Lora Fox, Below: Dave Caggiano and Ray Ramaglia. 201 Vincent Ferrara Dianna Fiedler Enjoy outdoor sports and hope to carry out through life. Christopher Fine Not only is Cod dead, but try getting a plumber on weekends 202 Cathy Fiore From the beginning of time to the beginning of death we meet many worlds. Opposite page: Cen- ter left: joe LePino; Above right: Leslie Weber, Oh my . Be- low: Virginia Mello. This page: Above: Ronnie Novello. Jack Fiore Kenneth Fisher Guano James Forrest 203 This Page: Center: Domenick Lacattiva, Below: Maria Scarfone Kevin Mulvey, Opposite Page: Above: M. Fratello, but which one is it? Marlene Fratello The world is boundless, reach for the stars. Thomas Fredericks 206 Melanie Fratello Janice Frettoloso Frett — I got places to go, people to see things to do — Remember 7-0. Michael Galasso It's hard to make believe you're happy when you're gray. Umberto Gambacorta Barbara Gentile To each his own. 207 Pam Gilbert William Clatz Vito Gonnella You only live once, enjoy it! David N. Greene Thomas Guilmette William Glennon Robert Halpert Clint Hamilton There's a light at the depth of your darkness... Let it shine ... Opposite Page: Center: Nanette Civitella Laura Boghos- sian, Below: Michele Marchesani, This Page: Above Left: Kevin Kay, Above Right: Eve-Lynn Cascone. Michael Harris John Haugh Douglas Michael Hertz The king must die, but Wadsworth never shall. — M.R.B.B.B. 209 Cynthia Hurd Dawn Hutchby David I. Jacoby ? Why are we ? 210 Opposite Page: Above: Larry Tirella, Center Right: John Perricone, Center Left: Andrea Farr, This Page: Sue Littwin. Kevin Kay Debra Ann Klauber Nothing in life is to be feared, It is only to be understood. — Marie Curie 211 This Page: Center: Claire Le Blanc, Below: Art Rossi, Opposite Page: Mario Sisca. Deborah Koban Deborah Krupp Lori Ann Kussel Domenick Lacattiva 212 Joseph Lamattina Debora Anne Lambert Memories remain, but we start anew. Let's show the world what we can do. Joanne La Porta Turn your ear to wisdom, incline your heart to understanding. David Larkin You think it's easy — Paul lynn tMx LjXiil but um. „ XMLcJL. -HCU AAj rn mlL-T k2-at J oi €, y i CjlojWLs 213 Pamela Leichtweis The deepest feeling always shows itself in silence. Joseph Le Pino III (Lumpy) Nice guys never win. Susan B. Littwin There is no way to keep it clear, but just to spend it thus. CMW Susan Lockwood Wasted days and wasted nights. Re- member ... 10 30 75, cousin Roach. This Page: Center: Cheryl Scoca Marcella Chilelli, Left: Doug Hertz, Opposite Page: Above Left: Angelo DelBorgo, Above Right: Dawn Menken and her guitar. Russell Lopez Michael Lorenzo Joseph Lorono 215 Robert Maher Ronald Mallet Ellen Magliari Thomas Malloy Michael Manto Michele Marchesani It was ours to keep for a short time only, but it WAS ours. Maria Marraccini Richard Marzelli Angela Masciola Peace cannot be kept by force, it can only be achieved by understanding. Bobby Jean Massaro 217 218 Harry V. McCarthy Jr. Moonage Daydream Debra Melikan Real joy comes not from riches or men's praise, but from worthwhile deeds. Virginia Mello Antonio Mendes Dawn Menken Find the cost of freedom buried in the ground. Lori Mitrano My world may look black, but it's really a kaleidoscope of colors. Mimi I. Mittelman I've go so much to give, there is so much to say. Chicago Opposite Page: Center: Theresa Perricone, Be- low: Joe Colabella, This Page: Center Left: Emelio Planamento, Center Right: Cathy Salcuni (409! ) 219 Mary Anna Morano Lisa S. Morgen Don't hold on to the past but grasp for the future. Rosemary Mould Something of ourselves remains wherever we have been. Kevin Joseph Mulvey It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. 220 Jonathan Oltsik Charles Opolinsky Angel Otero Living is easy with eyes closed. Mis- understanding all you see. — The Beatles 221 JoAnne Paretti Sal Parisi Smile! Sue Park Donna Passarelli It's loo bad teachers don't teach you how to think — they teach you what to think. Paul Passidomo Julia Lynn Pearlman No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings. — William Blake 222 Michael Pennacchio Michele Elise Perez Rob, July 74 ... Forever. Karen Perito John Perricone Opposite Page: Above Right: Steve Bruhn, Below Right: Celia Cullo, This Page: Above Left: Hi Frank! Below Left: Kenny Fisher — Open your mouth and close your eyes and I'll give you a big surprise . .. Surprised? Below right: Tom Viggiano. 223 Opposite Page: Above Right: Angela Masciola, Center: Andy Adler verifying the answer. This Page: Above Left: Shimon Shimon, Center Left: Robin Loewe and Tony Saldi. Theresa Perricone Wendy Pilla 224 Patrick Pitelli Emilio S. Planamento Sharon Planamento Rene Puccella Diana Puff Laurel Ann Queen How sweet it is to love someone; How Maybe tomorrow, my dreams , right it is to care .... CYO... Friends 225 226 Joseph Ray Joyce Refino Judy Rende John Richichi Richard Reznicek Theresa Ricci Ann Riviezzo Donald Roberts Good things in life take a long time — Chicago. Opposite Page: Above Left: lay Alzamora, Below Left: Lori Mitrano, Below Right: Steve Hicks, This Page: Above Right: Dave Greene. 229 A 3 A V V X •Jl ’ jjUa p £% • Reisa Michele Roberts Elaine Rosa We must all make our departure into a new beginning . Art Rossi Horacio Roviezzo Stephen Rubino You only live once, enjoy it while Music is an expression oflove . you can . Suzzanne Ruggiero Cathy Salcuni He who knows the way of life can bear with almost anything . Anthony Saldi TIME Maria Scarfone Carl Schiano Thomas Schroeder 232 Shimon Shimon Mitchell Siegal The world is tough, we have just made the first step in competing within it. 234 Barbara Smith James Smith Bernard Sokolowski Opposite Page: Above Center: Marsha Emerson, Below Right: Mark Sierad, This Page: Above Center: Joanne Berte, Below Left: Sal Parisi. Susan Squillante Dolores Sueiro 235 Lawrence Tirella Jody A. Tortorici Things do not change; we change. (Henry David Thoreau) Linda Triano 236 Michael Vajda I.L.M.G. Debbie Tymerson Louie Triozzi Smile, and the world smiles with you. Opposite Page: john Cocomazzi, This Page: Center: Lisa Armando, Below Left: Cathy Fiore, Below Right: Rob Con- trata. Above: Debby Tymerson — lookin' good! 237 George Valentino Jr. I met a lot of people I met a lot of friends Soon it must all end. Linda Vaughn To our own beliefs let us be true. This Page: Above Center: Tom Malloy, Below: Ellen DiBene, Opposite Page: Above: Marcia Bloom, Below: John Richichi. 238 Michael L. Williams Peace of mind is only found through the way of a common goal and a love of a thing. Richard Wood 239 EXIT STAGE RIGHT!!! 241 TENDER AND PRIVATE 39582223B JrrasnArref ( up 1 mM Stairs aLkZi Our Congratulations to the Class of '76 SUPPORT THE G.O. It will work for you If you will work for it Faculty Advisor: Sam Fishman President: Seth Simon Vice-President: Sean Eddings Treasurer: Leonard Golub Secretary: Jane Babb Always do right This will gratify some people and astonish the rest. Congratulations to Brad Benjamin and the Staff of REMINISCENCE Mamaroreck 101 Mamaroneck Ave 698-9200 ° Harrison 289 Halstead Ave 835-1300 ° Scarsdale 54 East Parkway 472-1800 o New City 102 South Main St 634-4141 Congratulations toSPA and herfriends. From AGA, JEA, DRA Donovan. Compliments of Fine Communication Corporation HARRISON HUSKIES BOOSTER CLUB A group of people working together to honor the youth of our schools. Why don't you join us? Membership is open to all. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 76 Pres.: Tony Veneziano THE GIFT OUTRIGHT The land was ours before we were the land's. She was our land more than a hundred years Before we were her people. She was ours In Massachusetts, in Virginia, But we were still England's, still colonials, Possessing that we still were unpossessed by, Possessed by what we now no more possessed. Something we were withholding made us weak Until we found out that it was ourselves We were withholding from our land of living. And forthwith found salvation in surrender. Such as we were we gave ourselves outright (The deed of gift was many deeds of war) To the land vaguely realizing westward, But still unstoried, artless, unenhanced, Such as she was, such as she would become. Robert Frost Congratulations to The Bicentennial Class THE HARRISON ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS BEST WISHES FROM THE CANTERS Best Wishes: John Passidomo Best Wishes to the Class of 76 THE DISICKS Aileen, Stuart, Sharon, John, Pattie, Nancy Congratulations to the Class of '76 The Fishers Good Luck from the Hicks Family Compli Uncle Johns Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Garner Uncle Johns Congratulations To The Senior Class Of 1976 Mr. and Mrs. James Widder Life is my college. May I graduate well and earn some honors! Good Luck and Best Wishes HARRISON P.T.A. Cdru o Guaranteed Color Processing 30% DISCOUNT INCLUDING BERKEV'S LOVE 'EM-OR LEAVE-'EM GUARANTEE Best Wishes for the Future to the Graduating Class of 1976 Frank and Edith Dickstein In the beginning, God made Adam, but then T.F. — She realized her mistake SOMETIMES SILENT, and made Eve! ALWAYS DEADLY Best Wishes 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 (014) 046-7474 Party Shack Greeting Cards. Gifts Party supplies 6c Candles 05 E. Lake Street MARIE BERNABEI E. WHITE PLAINS. N.Y. 10604 Best Wishes to the Class of '76 Compliments of TAYLOR SQUARE STATIONERY 7 Taylor Square E. White Plains, N.Y. 10604 PINO'S SCISSORS PALACE Professional HAIR CUTTING for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN HAIR PIECES SERVICE For Appointment Call 164A HALSTEAD AVENUE (914) 835-4971-47 HARRISON, N. Y. 10528 BEST WISHES TO MARIA AND THE CLASS OF 76 THE MARRACCINI FAMILY 914-835-9815 Caruso’s auto center Dominic Caruso PROPRIETOR 260 Halstead Avenue HARRISON. N. Y. 10528 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE TO THE CLASS OF 1976 HARRISON HIGH SCHOOL FROM HARRISON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND CIVIC ASSOCIATION, INC. (914)761-5721 CASARELLA'S SILVER LAKE Famous For Fine Food 97 Lake Street E. White Plains, N.Y. ROCKWELL 1-9575 WH 9-6686 SAfe AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS BANDS ADJUSTED SEALS REPLACED REBUILT UNITS Compliments of THE RUDER FAMILY ALL. WORK GUARANTEED 218 Underhill Avenue E. WHITE PLAINS. N.Y. 10604 Best Wishes to the Class of '76 HARRISON TRAVEL INC. (914) 940-8582 LEXINGTON LIQUOR STORE Parking - Free Delivery Michael D'Angelo 79 Lake Street Proprietor E. white plains, n.y. 10604 Compliments of PORT CHESTER LUMBER COMPANY Compliments from a friend DONAHUE'S WH8-9525 ShCRwiN Williams 121 Lake Street East White Plains, N.Y. 10604 Keys Made Norcross Cards Miscellaneous Items Portable Radio Batteries Radio and T.V. Tubes Sold and Tested ROMAC EQUIPMENT INC. FIAT —ALLIS 15 Oakland Avenue Harrison, New York 10528 835-4340 254 Sequence 1: How Brad almost got into Harvard. Back in our high school days we always wondered why Brad Benjamin was so successful. These photographs ex- plain why . . . Turns out that the price wasn't high enough, and Chris wanted to try his new blowtorch, which means very little. Sequence 2: Use your imagination. Quick as a Wink 379 Halstead Ave. Harrison, New York Now at our New location Fashion Valetorium Cleaners 4 Purdy Street Harrison, N.Y. 835-3545 Compliments of PAL'S Alfero's Restaurant 233 Underhill Avenue White Plains, N.Y. East White Plains 949-5810 Westchester Camera Shop We Sell the Finest Cameras Photographic Equipment 1310 Boston Post Road Larchmont, New York 914-834-4564 256 Scientific Dry Cleaner 222 Harrison Avenue Harrison, New York 10528 835-3073 Let one call do it all Best Wishes to the Class of '76 Pharmacy Center P.H. Passalacqua 341 Halstead Avenue Harrison, New York 967-5111 Joe's Pet Shop dedicated to your greatest wealth — your health ■Compliments of Best Wishes to the future Shallo Brothers Mamaroneck Federal 1095 Gainsborg Avenue Savings Bank White Plains New York Taku Tres Joli Salon Chinese Food 343 Halstead Ave. Harrison, New York Harrison Shopping Center 835-2424 TEnnyson 5-0200 Open your heart to those who need you, Let them know for what you are about. The beauty will remain with them forever D.A.K. Congratulations to the Class of '76 The Klaubers Purchase Deli. Congratulations from Congratulations to the Class of 76 Best Wishes from The Marzellis West Harrison Fire Dept. R Y E R A C Qu E T C L U B Caruso's Cleaners Best Wishes to the Class of '76 Congratulations from Harrison Police Benevolence Asso. President: Steve Purdy Best Wishes from Lauro's Carden 257 jse V'’'5 iuOBETTl WflRlSON UOfiETTE Thanks From The 1975-76 Majorettes t NARRISOV MAJORfJll WdRISOH illORETTI It was great, it was fun But now it’s over, and now it’s done. Congratulations to the Class Best Wishes From of 1976; The first graduating class The Engels of the Town Village of Harrison. From the Harrison Councilmen Aranac Printing Alden Press Inc. Offset — Letterpress Custom Stationery Weddings Bar Mitzvah 234 Harrison Avenue 835-3249 The best who ever THE AUDIO EXPERTS did it and got away with it. Mr. Richard Goff . . Brad Benjamin Mimi Mittelman . . . Co-Editor Faculty Editor May Chao Doug Swenson . . . Lisa Morgen Maria Marraccini . . . Debbie Lambert . . . . . . .Underclassmen Co-Editor Boosters Carol Farrell Alferd Riguzzi Eleanor Goldman The Scanlons The Loewe family The Chatterbox Jethro Tull Big Top Risol's Restaurant Maynard Ferguson Ernest Goldman Mitz and Mike's The Hulbert family Restaurant Bill Watrous The Walshes Halstead Stationers Fred Moe Snyder Frank and Marian The Swensons Polera Larry Byrwa We carry the finest in all types of stereo components Regency Music Studios 11 Theodore Fremd Rye, New York To David Greene and all his Friends: Congratulations and the best for the future. from Dad, Mom, Mike, and Sue Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Morgen SILVER LAKE GULF STATION Scarsdale Ardsley Westlake RECORD: 15-8 Ossining GIRLS' VARSITY SOFTBALL Portchester - Eastchester Woodlands Rye -y Ardsley , Westlake Mamaroneck • Pelham TY SOCCER tepinac relham Ardsley ■tchesu GIRLS' TENNIS Portchester Mt. Vernon Portchester Eastchester Woodlands Rye Scarsdale New Rochelle Ardsley Weatlake Mamaroneck White Plains Pelham Fox Lane Ardsley Westlake Pelham Portchester ' Scarsdale Woodland Rye Ardsley t| Westlake ’ Portchester Sectionals Yorktown RECOI RECORD: 6-8 RECORD: 8-11 HHS WINTER TRACK 80 Scarsdale 76 Horace Greely 92 Rye 52 Fox Lane 43 Mamaroneck 50 Croton Harman 2nd in C.W.L. 2nd in Coaches and Officials RECORD: 3-3 HHS GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL OPP. 40 White Plains 45 46 ► • Mamaroneck 35 61 Port Chester 63 53 d Rye 134 42 t Jf Sleeply Hollow 33 Pelham 34 39 Rye 51 57 Scarsdale 32 35 Ardsley 30 66 Westlake 56 49 Woodlands 29 Eastchester Forfeit Sectionals 45 Kingston 62 RECORD -4 BOYS'TENNIS (1975) Saunders Eastchester Woodlands . Scarsdale Saunders Ardsley Westlake Pelham Portchester Eastchester Woodlands Rye 'Scarsdale Ardsley Westlake Pelham ' Portcjiester Rye HRochelle Chester Jroodlands rScarsdale Ardsley Westlake Gorton HHS VARSItf BASEBALL (1975) OPP. . 1 Horace Greely 4 5 Rye 1 $ Ossining 8 2 Eastchester 3 10 Woodlands 9 1 Rye 2 8 Scarsdale 3 8 Ardsley 0 3 4 Westlake , 2 10 Lincoln 5 1 Pelham ’ 5 3 Portchester 2 9 Eastchester 8 13 Woodlands 15 1 Rve 5 Frank Aracara — 126 lbs. — M.l.T. Champ, Shoreline Champ, 2nd in Divisionals, Section 1 Champ. Lifetime Record: 70-12-0. § Rick Contrata — 100-108 lbs. — M.l.T. Champ, 3rd in Divisionals, Section 1 runner-up. Forfeit RECORD: 15-3 SWIMMING Nyack Saunders Senior Directory Alder, Andy .....................184 Wrestling; Prom Committee Ahlers, Winston .................184 Aletti, Roy .....................184 Alzamora, Jay ...................185 Basketball; Track; Football 9 Amarosa, Cindy ..................185 Anderson, Wendy .................185 Angarano, Christine..............185 Angelone, Paul...................185 Armando, Lisa ...................185 Basketball 9, 11, 12; Marching Band 9,10,11 Arturi, Frank....................185 Football 10; Baseball 9,10 Arye, Lane ......................186 AvRutick, Sharon.................186 Band 9-12; Maroon Murmurs 12; Student Faculty Senate 11, 12; Stage Band 11,12; Yearbook 12 Babb, Susan ...................186 Tennis 11; National Honor Society 11,12; C.O. Secretary 11 Banfield, Barbara..............186 Bade, Amy......................187 Belfont, Lewis ................187 Benjamin, Bradford ............187 Maroon Murmurs 9-12; Sports Editor 11-12; Yearbook, Editor-in- chief 12; Stage Band 9-12; Soccer 9-12; Concert Band 9-12; Footlight Players 11; Marching Band 10-12; Basketball 9-10; U.C.S. 9; Quiz Team 12; Baseball 9; Prom Committee 12; Wind Ensemble 10-11; Laundry Mat Attendants; Toilet Paper Test Drivers Bennet, Robert....................187 Varsity Baseball, Football Bernstein, Renata ................187 Berte, Joanne....................188 Bianco, Michael .................188 Soccer 9-11; Italian Club 10-12; Track 10 Bisignano, Mary . . . ........188 Bloom, Marcia . . . .............188 S.A.E.; Spanish Club; Band Manager Boghossian, Laura ...............188 Brigante, Diane . . . ........189 Majorettes 12; Yearbook 11; S.A.E. Spanish Club 11; Orchestra 9 Briotte, Nancy ..................189 Cheerleading 10 Briotte, Robert................189 Soccer 9; Football 10; Winter Track 11-12; Spring Track 11-12 Brophy, Elizabeth .............189 Fencing 10 Brown, Cindy ..................189 U.C.S. Bruhn, Steve...................190 Football 10-12; Basketball 9-11; Base- ball 9-10; Track 11 Cabrol, Suzanne................190 French Club Cacchione, Celeste ............190 Marching Band; Concert Band Caceres, Lydia . . . ..........190 Caesar, Mindy .................190 Caceres, Sonia.................191 Caggiano, Dave ................191 Football Camardella, Lisa ..............191 Canter, Richard Scott .........191 Concert Band 9-12; Stage Band 9-12; Marching Band 9-12; Wind Ensem- ble 10; Band (S) President 12 Cassarella, Mark...................191 Cascone, Eve-Lynn..............192 Majorettes 10-12; Cheerleader 9 Castellano, Frank..............192 Football 9-12; Baseball 9-12 Catalano, Leesa ...............192 Cheerleader, Manager 12; Jr. Class Carwash 11 Cecere, Luisa..................192 Celetti, Nicholas..............192 Soccer 9-12; Basketball 9, 10; Base- ball 11,12 Cheriff, Stacy 193 Chilelli, Marcella...............193 Cheerleading 10; Baseball 10; Vol- leyball 12; Track 12 Christiano, Carol................193 French Club 10; Majorette Manager 12; National Honor Society 12; Girls' Ensemble 12 Ciatto, Nunzio...................193 Cicoria, Santo ..................193 Civitella, Nanette...............194 Tennis Cocomazzi, John..................194 Soccer 10-12; Basketball 9; Baseball 10 Colabella, Joseph ...............194 Football 9-12 Colabella, Onofrio...............195 Football 9-12; Baseball 9-10; Track 11 Colangelo, Billy ................195 Contrata, Robert.................195 Football 9-12, Capt. 12; Baseball 9-12; Select Chorus, V.P. 12; Varsity H Club 10-12; Basketball 9; Wrestling 10 Coviello, Rosemarie ...............195 Italian Club 11-12 Crowley, Charlie...................195 Track 10-11; Ski Club 12; Select Chorus 11; Tennis Team 12; Cross- Country 11 Crumpton, Rita ............195 Crutchfield, Naomi .............195 Cullo, Ceila ...................196 G.O.; Mind and Quill; Student Faculty Senate; Swim Team Cuco, Frank.....................196 Golf Team 9-12 Cutignola, Nicholas ............196 Daher, Ferris...................196 D'Alesandro, Susan .............196 D'Antona, Tony..................197 Italian Club, Pres.; Football 9; Basketball 9-11 D'Antona, Vito..................197 Spring Winter Track 11-12; Cross Country 12 Delborgo, Angelo ...............197 Deifico, Rosemary...............198 Deifico, Theresa ...............197 DiLibero, Laura.................198 Cheerleader 9 Delzio, Mary Jo ................198 Delzio, Theresa ................198 DeSalvo, Victor.................198 Football 11-12 DiBene, Ellen...................199 Cheerleader 9-12, Capt. 9 12; Select Chorus 10-12; Double Sextet 10-12; Girls'Ensemble 10-12; Spaghetti Dinner Committee 11 Di Buono, Anthony .............199 Dietz, Richard ................199 Digiorgio, Anthony ............199 Dion, Denise...................199 Mind Quill 12 Disick, Pattie.................200 Jr. Class Treasurer; Sr. Class Treas- urer; G.O.; Mind Quill 10-11 Douillard, Doreen..............200 Eisenberg, Michael..............200 Footlight Players; Select Chorus; Swimming Emerson, Marcia.................200 French Club, V.P.; National Honor Society; Student Faculty Senate; Select Chorus Esposito, Kathy ..................200 Cheerleader 10 Faillace, Dionne .................201 Band Fanelli, Frank....................201 Fanelli, Sam .....................201 Baseball Fariello, Irene ..................201 Farino, Frank.....................201 Farr, Andrea .....................202 Yearbook 12; Tennis Team 9, 10, 11; Union of Concerned Students 10; Stage Crew 10, 11, 12; G.O. Class Representative 12 Feiner, Karyn.....................202 Mind and Quill Editor-in-chief 12; Student Faculty Senate President 12; School musical of “Guys and Dolls 11; Boys Soccer Team — Manager Ferrara, Vincent .................202 Fiedler, Dianna...................202 Fine, Christopher ................202 Footlight Players 11-12; Quiz Bowl Team 11-12; National Honor Society 12; Stage Crew 11-12 Fiore, Cathy .....................203 Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Softball 11; Varsity Volleyball 11; G.O. Representative; Rap Room Fiore, John ......................203 Football 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Select Chorus 9-12; Art 9-11; Band 9-10. Fisher, Kenneth...................203 Forrest, James....................203 Forte, Carol......................203 Fox, Lora ........................203 Mind Quill; Footlight Players. Fragola, Joseph ................206 Astronomy Club Pres. 12; Soccer 10-12; Track 11-12; Chorus 9-10. Fratello, Marlene ..............206 Cheerleading 9-12, co-captain 9; Chorus 9. Fratello, Melanie ..............206 Cheerleading 9-12; Chorus 9. Fredericks, Thomas .............206 Frettoloso, Janice .............206 Cheerleading 10-12. Fumarelli, Susan Galasso, Michael ...............207 Gambacorta, Umberto ............207 Gentile, Barbara................207 Gilbert, Pam....................207 Glatz, William .................208 Cross Country 10-12; Winter Track 9-12; Spring Track 9-12 Glennon, William ...............208 Gonnella, Vito..................208 Italian Club Greene, David...................208 Maroon Murmurs, Business Mgr. 11-12; Yearbook; G.O. 12 Guilmette, Thomas...............208 Halpert, Robbie ................209 Basketball 10; Tennis 9-12; Maroon Murmurs, Asst. Business Mgr. 12; Footlight Players 11 Hamilton, Clint...................209 Harris, Michael...................209 Basketball 12 Hertz, Doug ......................209 Maroon Murmurs; Footlight Players; G.O. Hicks, Stephen....................210 Basketball 9-12; Spring Track 10-11; Italian Club 11 Hulbert, Danny ...................210 Baseball 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Guys Dolls 11; Freshman Class Pres.; Sophomore Class V.P.; Select Chorus, Pres. 12; C.O. 9-12 Hurd, Cindy ....................210 Hutchby, Dawn ..................210 Jacoby, David ..................210 Golf Team 10-12; Wrestling Jentsch, Peter .................211 Johnston, Cheryl................211 Juster, Gary....................211 Tennis 11-12; Soccer 9-10 Kay, Kevin .....................211 Klauber, Debbie.................211 S.A.E.; Spanish Club Koban, Debbie...................212 Krupp, Debbie...................212 Kussel, Lori....................212 Lacattiva, Domenick.............212 Lamattina, Joseph ..............212 Lambert, Debora.................213 Chorus 9; Prom Committee 12; Yearbook, Co-Editor Underclass- men 12 LaPorta, Joanne ................213 Majorettes 12; Girls Ensemble 9-12; Select Chorus 11 Larkin, Dave ...................213 Soccer LeBlanc, Claire.................213 French Club 10; Track 11; Girls' Ensemble 12; Double Sextet 12; Select Chorus 12 LeDonne, Italo.................213 Leichtweis, Pamela.............214 Swim Team LePino, Joseph.................214 Football 11-12 Littwin, Susan ................214 Majorettes Lockwood, Susan................214 Loewe, Robin .................214 Longo, Anthony ...............215 Loomis, Greg..................215 Lopez, Russel.................215 Lorenzo, Michael .............215 Lorono, Joseph................215 Magliari, Ellen ..............216 Maher, Robert.................216 Cross Country, Co-Captain; Winter Track, Co-Captain; Spring Track Mallet, Ronald................216 Malloy, Thomas ...............216 Manto, Michael ...............216 Marchesani, Michele...........216 Cheerleading 9-12; Prom Committee 12 Marraccini, Maria ............216 Cheerleading 9; G.O. 9-12; Basket- ball 10; Gymnastics 12; Yearbook, Senior Editor; Prom Committee 12 Marzelli, Richard.............217 Masciola, Angela..............217 Drama Massaro, Bobby Jean...........217 Maucieri, Nicholas............218 Mazzullo, Albert..............218 McCarthy, Harry...............218 McCrory, Michele..............218 Melikian, Debbie .............218 Mello, Virginia...............218 Mendes, Tony .................218 Menken, Dawn .................219 Mitrano, Lori.................219 Mittelman, Mimi...............219 Volleyball 11-12; G.O. Rep. 9-11; Yearbook, Faculty and Co-Editor-in- Chief Morano, Mary Anna..........220 Morgen, Lisa...............220 French Club 10; C.S.A.E. 11; Major- ettes 11-12; Maroon Murmers 11-12; National Flonor Society 12; Year- book, Underclassman Co-Editor Mulvey, Kevin....................220 Negrepont, Edward................220 Newman, Patricia.................221 Novello, Ronald..................221 Oltsik, Jonathan.................221 Opolinsky, Charles .............221 Otero, Angel ....................221 Paretti, Joanne..................222 Parisi, Salvatore ...............222 Park, Sue .......................222 Passarelli, Donna ...............222 Passidomo, Paul..................222 Pearlman, Julia..................222 Pennacchio, Michael..............223 Perez, Michele...................223 Perito, Karen....................223 Pericone, John...................223 Perricone, Theresa...............224 Pilla, Wendy ....................224 Pittelli, Patrick ...............224 Planamento, Emilio ..............224 — Freshman class president; Sopho- more class president; Junior class president; Rap room; Yearbook Planamento, Sharon..............224 Polera, Maria Teresa............225 Future teachers of America; Year- book Porto, Robert...................225 Puccella, Rene................225 Bands 9-12; Concert Band 12; National Honor Society 12; Prom Committee Spaghetti Dinner; C.O. Rep. 11 Puff, Diana.....................225 Queen, Laurel ..................225 Ramaglia, Raymond ..........228 Freshman Football; J.V. Football; Varsity Football 11-12 Rappa, Joseph ..................228 Golf Team 9-12 Refino, Joyce...................229 Rende, Judith ..................229 Reznicek, Richard ..............229 Ricci, Theresa .................229 Richichi, John .................229 Riviezzo, Ann ..................229 Roberts, Donald ................229 Roberts, Reisa .................230 G.O. Rep. Rosa Elaine.....................230 Spanish Club; S.A.E.; Jr. Class Spa- ghetti; Sr. Class Rossi, Arturo...................230 Varsity Baseball Roviezzo, Horacio...............230 Rubino, Stephen.................230 Stage Band; JV Football; Wrestling; Marching Band; Concert Band. Ruggiero, Suzanne...............230 Russo, Theresa..................230 Sacco, Carl.....................231 Salcuni, Cathy .................231 Cheerleading manager — 12 409 Saldi, Anthony..................231 Basketball (Freshman, JV, Varsity) Salvo, Joan......................232 Scanlon, George..................232 Sr. Class VP; Swimming 10-12 (Capt.- 12); JV Football; G.O. Rep. Scarfone, Maria .................232 Schiano, Carl....................232 Schroeder, Thomas ...............232 Scoca, Cheryl....................233 Selig, Richard ..................233 Planeterium Service Squad Shaver, Thomas ..................233 Shaw, Barbara ...................233 Sherr, Miriam ...................233 Band; Stage Band; G.O.; Wind En- semble; Maroon Murmurs, Jr. News Editor, Sr. Publication Editor Shimon, Shimon..................234 Track; Cross Country Sierad, Mark....................234 Ski Club; Boy's State Sisca, Mario ...................234 Baseball 10; Spanish Club; Ski Club; Footlight Players Smith, Barbara..................234 Smith, James....................235 Cross Country Sokolowski, Bernard.............235 Spivak, Donna ..................235 Squillante, Sue.................235 Suerio, Dolores ................235 Sutterlin, Jamie ...............236 Swenson, Douglas ...............236 Football 9; Cross Country 9-11; Track 9; Band 9-12; Stage Band 9-12; Marching Band 9-12; Wind Ensem- ble 11; Maroon Murmurs 9-11, Sports Editor 11; Mind Quill 10; Yearbook 12, Business Editor; Laundry-Mat Attendants; Toilet Paper Test Drivers Terranova, Elizabeth............236 G.O.; Newspaper; National Honor Society; Chorus Thompson, Robert................236 Coached Freshman Football 12 Tirella, Larry .................236 Tortorici, Jody ................236 Triano, Linda...................236 Triozzi, Louis..................237 Tymerson, Debbie................237 Vajda, Michael..................237 Football; Track; Soccer; Marching Band; Stage Band Valentino, George...............238 Vallarelli, John................238 Football 9-10; Athletic Trainer 10-12; Freshman Fling 9; Jr. Class Spaghetti Dinner 11; School Store 12. Vaughn, Linda ...............238 Marching Band; Concert Band Vetere, Pat..................238 Football 10; Spring Track 9-12; Win- ter Track 11-12; Cross Country 9; Golf 12 Viggiano, Thomas ...............238 Walsh, Chris ...................239 Walsh, Doug.....................239 Widmaier, Linda.................239 Williams, Mike..................239 Football 9; Basketball 9; Golf 12; Soccer 12 Wood, Richard...................239 Zagaroli, Thomas................240 Zallo, Karen ...................240 Zanette, Paul...................240 Index Advertisements . . . . .242-260 Reminiscence 76 . . .176-179 Astronomy Club . . . . . . .114 Ski Club 142 Baseball .162-165 Senior Directory . . . .262-265 Basketball .128-135 Seniors . . 180-241 Soccer . . . .96-99 Cheerleaders . .88-90 Spirit of 76 .... . . . .86-87 Chorus .172-175 Spring Introduction . . .146-147 Class Officers .144-145 Spring Track . .158-161,166-167 Concert Band .148-149 Stage Band .... . . .150-151 Crosscountry .100-101 Student Life . . . . . . .82-179 Swimming . . .112-113,124-127 Declamation 1 .152-153 Table of Contents 3 Faculty . .14-51 Tennis 156-157,168-169 Fall Introduction . . . . . .84-85 Theme .13, 267-272 Football .102-109 Footlight Players . . . . .116-117 Underclassmen . . . . . .52-81 UCSAE 119 General Organization . . . .115 Golf . . .155 Varsity Scoreboard . 261 Volleyball . . .110-111 Majorettes ... .91 Marching Band . . . . . .92-93 Winter Introduction . . .120-121 Maroon Murmurs . . . .122-123 Winter Track . . . . . .138-139 Mind Quill .140-141 Wrestling . . .136-137 National Honor Society . . .118 Zigafrietus 000 266 -
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