Hicksville High School - Comet Yearbook (Hicksville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 290 of the 1975 volume:

The Caterpillar and Alice looked at each oth took the hookah out of its mouth, and addresse her in a languid, sleepy voice. “Who ai This is precisely what we are asked all the tim Who are you? “What are you doing with yo “What are your career plans? The a swers, however, are hard to find. 4 alice in wonderland alice in wonderland 5 This was not an encouraging opening for a conversation. Alice replied, rather shyly, “I — I hardly know, Sir, just at present — at least I know who I was when I got up this morn- ing, but I must have been changed several times since then.” “What do you mean by that?” said the Caterpillar, sternly. “Explain yourself!” “I ca'n’t explain myself, I’m afraid, Sir,” said Alice, “be- cause I’m not myself, you see. “I don’t see, said the Caterpillar. “I’m afraid I ca’n’t put it more clearly,” Alice replied, very politely, for I ca’n't understand it myself,to begin with; and being so many different sizes in a day is very confusing. You!” said the Caterpillar contemptuously. “Who are you? Once again the question pops up. Once again the ques- tion goes unanswered. Just as Alice changes her size often, so do we change often too. While we are in high school, our studies, friends, teachers, and family all mold our personali- ty. It is indeed possible to be shy as an inexperienced, rule abiding sophomore and then very outgoing as a carefree, know-it-all senior. People do not stagnate; they constantly change. Therefore, we can never exactly define who we are. We must search for our identities constantly. 6 alice in wonderland alice in wonderland 7 The Caterpillar was the first to speak. “What size do you want to be?” it asked. “Oh, I'm not particular as to size,” Alice hastily replied; only one doesn't like changing so often, you know. “I don’t know,” said the Caterpillar. Sometimes we seem lost in our struggle to express ourselves as individuals. No one understands our confusion either. At times we feel like all we amount to is a piece of computer ticker-tape. In these instances, our individuality is suppressed. For homeroom we seem to be just another Delaney card to be marked absent or present. For the guidance deaprtment we seem to be just another transcript to be completed. For the SAT exams we seem to be just another verbal and 8 aiice in wonderland mathematical score to be computed. Sometimes we seem lost in our struggle to (press ourselves as individuals. No one under- ands our confusion either. alice in wonderland 11 '“Come, my head's free at last! said Alice in a tone of de- light, which changed into alarm in another moment, when she found that her shoulders were nowhere to be found.” All she could see, when she looked down, was an immense length of neck, which seemed to rise like a stalk out of a sea of green leaves that lay far below her. “Serpent!” screamed the Pigeon. I’m not a serpent! said Al- ice indignantly. Let me alone! “I’m a-l’m a- “Well! What are you? said the Pigeon. “I can see you’re tryingto invent something!” I- I’m a little girl, said Alice, rather doubtfully, as she re- membered the number of changes she had gone through that day. Like Alice, we all want to re- tain our identities. However, this is not always easy. In this age of computerization and technolo- gy, we have to work harder to keep this identity. And we do precisely that. We express our personalities through our cloth- ing and hobbies as well as our friends and lifestyles. Great!! By doing so, we are coming closer to the answer to the ever-pre- sent question, WHO AM I?” 12 alice in wonderland 14 alice in wonderland It was so long since she had been anything near the right size, that it felt quite strange at first; but she got used to it in a few minutes, and began talking to herself, as usual, “Come, there's half my plan done now! How puzzling all these changes are! I’m never sure what I’m going to be, from one minute to another! However, I’ve got back to my right size: the next thing is, to get into that beauti- ful garden — how is that to be done, I wonder?” And so the story of Alice in Wonderland continues. And we have certainly grown wis- er for it. For we have learned that our identi- ties as individuals are gifts to be treasured forever and ever. I This is your life ... No smoking, please! Students arrive to the smiling face of Mr Muraton ABOVE: “All right, girls, your passes or your lives!” BELOW: “Oh. Math book, come out. come out. wherever yc are!” In School From 8:15-2:41 Bbbrring! The alarm clock goes off with a shot and another school day is beginning. Students are slowly awakening and buses are warming their engines. Finally the first busses are arriving at H.H.S. Students are ush- ered first to their lockers and then to class. As the bell for homeroom rings, the crowded halls begin to clear. The announcements filter into each homeroom to awaken sluggish students and another day has begun. 20 activities ... Hicksville High I missed the bus.’so I decided to fly! Coffee, tea or me? And did you hear about oh. good morning. Mr. Rusch! : i;; i : i:“ • It was a long, hard week! Another day begins activities 21 Class — Wake Up! . or we’ll huff and puff and blow the doors down Girls, where are your white socks? Okay, what’ll it be? Polker or blackjack: “Three, four and stop.” The class of yellow gymsuit-clad girls suddenly halted. They were now ready to begin their “electives. At HHS a new program was instituted whereby a student may elect his gym topic. Many students liked this program, and as a result, enjoyed their gym classes more. “English (ing’glish). adj. 1. written or spo- ken in the English language. For students at HHS English has become more than reading, writing and spelling. With the introduction of language arts electives as diversified as drama and philosophy, many students are renewing their interests in this field. A passing glance into Mr. Redican’s rooi 22 activities And they're off totiomeroom! Here are your homeroom announcements, report David Kaufman and Randy Levy. Lenny Dalfino reports on the economics of phone book covers. Would you like to learn about man’s past, present and future? This opportunity is offered to the HHS student through the many his- tory courses. For the sophomores, there is World History; juniors take Ameri- can History and seniors may choose their history from a variety of cours- es as practical as economics or as exotic as Far Eastern Studies. activities 23 Sue Anzalone's clownish attitude toward school. The day continues on ... “Sex in any language is fun!' Blow in my ear and I'll follow you anywhere! And On ... Kevin O’Brien explodes. Mangia!' “Bonjour! Buenas Noches! Ciao!” echo from the language classes at HHS where a student may learn to speak anything from Spanish to Latin. Perhaps the great- est advantage of speaking two languages, as expressed by one student, is “being able to talk to friends without my parents understanding one word of our conversa- tion! Some of the business courses offered this year at HHS include Accounting. Typing, Business Machines, as well as Shorthand. 24 activities “The Best Minute Of The Day. Ask a student what his favorite class is and four out of five times he’ll reply “lunch.” Not because the food is so scrumptious and outstanding, but be- cause lunch is a time to relax, recuperate and be with friends. Lunch breaks up the monotony of the school day, and every- one deserves a break. There goes my allowance. I can’t believe they’re eating the whole thing.1’ And On . . . As you walk down the Home Econom- ics hall, you can smell the luscious aro- ma coming from the Bachelor Living and Home Economics classes. In these cours- es, both the guys and girls learn to create interesting dishes that would excite any- one’s palate. So hurry on down to the Home Economics Dept, where you will find out how to make your own exotic dishes — like pancakes. Where's my Maypo?” activities 25 Being able to The final step — glazing. The finished product! Four hands are better than two! Concentration is the name of the game. . . . Through Art Students in paint-splattered jeans with clay-covered finger- nails abound in the art rooms. In these rooms, they have been faithfully working on their pro- jects for advertising, painting, and drawing, or studio art. Half-year art courses offered this year include crafts and ceramics. It’s a beautiful feeling. A little bit of this and a little bit of that! 26 activities express oneself We make beautiful music together. One, two, three, and C'mon. Carol, you can smile! Okay. Doug, pucker up! . . . Through Music Do. re. mi, fa. sol, la. ti. do — again!” Scales, instru- mental and vocal exercises all emanate from the music rooms. Yet, most music students do not confine their musical experience to one class a day and often stay after school to practice. Mr. Abt sets the beat. activities 27 Math + Science = Knowledge ... SCR — READY — 2x2 +4axb-300 =y-WHAT “Mr. Irwin, how many times do I have to tell you “Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble The Math Department acquired a new “toy — a computer. This “toy” is actually a complicated instrument. Many students delight in the use of the computer, especially since it solves their homework problems rapidly. The Science curriculum was one which was adaptable to varied needs. For the science-oriented students, biology, chemistry and physics represented interesting challenges. For the non-science ori- ented students, ecology and oceanography, half-year electives were tailored to their needs. Now everyone is happy! A display of hidden talents “Now we’ll conduct our experiment to the tune of 28 activities “Work. work. work, work! 'If they make these ceilings any lower What’s the story. Miss Huskiewicz? ABOVE: Extra-curricular activities? BELOW: Homeward bound — at last! The key to future doors Brr! Whoosh! These sounds are famil- iar to any industrial arts students who are in contact with the shops. The sounds are accompanied by wood shavings and scraps decorating the floor. In electric shop, wood shop and print shop, the in- dustrial arts students are learning a skill while having fun. Health is a required half-year course in HHS, but some students feel that they won’t enjoy the course at all. Vet, the typ- ical Health class Is enjoyable for students who relax and talk about problems and feelings, while learning how to maintain health habits activities 29 Getting ready for the big day ... Well, at least we re missing class. Finished — at last! The winning float The big day finally arrived — October 19. 1974. Homecoming Day. The Hicksville Comets were to meet the Syosset Braves in the all important football game. The excitement rose as the half-time events drew near. Finally, the Coquettes performed under the lead- ership of Captain Siobhan McMurray assisted by Mrs. D’Avino. After the float competition, won by the Senior Class, the homecoming queen was chosen. And. the homecoming queen for 1974-1975 is Siobhan McMurray!” As the new Queen began her reign, anoth- er homecoming day was complete. 30 activities Homecoming! Keep on kicking! And the nominees are . . . Linda Meddis, Siobhan McMurray. Lorraine Johnson, Barbara Thomas and Loreen Zahn. Who, me? Homecoming Queen? Somebody pinch me, I think I'm dreaming! Where did everybody go? activities 31 Do you believe Warren Seigel reviewing the situation. ■ Waiting for the next stage direction. Could it be Elvis Presley at HHS? This year’s Variety Show, “Magic Box,” was truly a magi- cal, musical, production filled with many surprises. Under the direction of Mr. J. Crucilla, and Student Director, Cathy Dick, the cast enchanted the audience by singing and danc- ing to the Mikado. Don Giovan- ni, La Boheme, Medium and Ugly Duckling. The finale. Grease, was the audience’s favorite as they rocked to the fifty’s music. The show was further enhanced by the sce- nery and backstage work of the crews, under the supervi- sion of Mary O’Leary, Stage Manager. Hicksville’s three little maids. 32 activities in magic? We go together! Three thinkers at work. Magic Box Variety Director — Joseph Crucilla Musical Director — Stephen Goldstein Production Staff Student Director — Cathy Dick Stage Manager — Mary O’Leary Asst. Stage Managers — Tom Bansbach, Larry Capo negro ' Choreographer — Lynne Rosenzweig Cast John Arbucci Karen Frances Amy Batterman Glenn Goldis Nancy Batterman Mark Goldstein James Bennett Barbara Harris Hal Blackman Hope Hirsch Maureen Blackman Sue Hochman Shelley Bloch Nancy Millgram Karen Immerso Joanne Newfield Ed Kershen Ann Principe Nancy Koslow Lorraine Rhodas Mark Kreditor Jo Marie Rubino Rose Ann Lemmo Angela Santamaria Sue Maiers Scott Schwartz Lisa Miller Lee Shulman Larry Bodony Warren Seigel Rebecca Ciannella Ken Shepski Lisa Danchig Sue Stahley Chris Darnowski Debbie Toro Crystal Demas Diane Ursitti Lisa Doig Ken Ward Anne Drake Margo Weber Ben Fantozzi Paul Wexler Sheila Fishman Concerts at HHS .. The Madrigals, making beautiful music. Which one's the dummy? This year, the musical students of Hicksville High presented many excellent concerts for the Hicksville community. The Madri- gals, directed by Charles Arnold, performed not only at the high school but also at the library. David Abt conducted the Sym- phonic Wind Ensemble, a select group of students dedicated to classical music. The Stage Band also presented many concerts this year, the most memorable of which was Swing ‘N Things. “Hey. what’s going on over there?' 34 activities All together now Mr. Arnold helps out at the Pops Concert. “And now. direct from Hicksville High School to you, the Symphonic Wind Ensemble.” activities 35 Right on target .. Jim Bennett, as General Hammond, making his point perfectly clear. When you're down and out. and need helping' friends Production Staff Joseph Crucilla Director Rebecc ianp lla Student Director Don Wodfis .. . Stage Manager Tom Bansbach ,. . Assistant Stage Manager TonyDiNardo .......... Assistant Stage Manager Cast John Arbucci Cathy Balek Frank Barbaro Amy Batterma... James Bennett Karen Dey Jeanne Breiten Alexis Couche Lisa Doig Bettina Duillo Karen Frances David Gaudio Charles Guerra Barbara Harris Gary Hayden Sue Hochman Ed Kershen IrisKinzer Mark Kreditor Sue Maiers Gary Nardin Pam Parker Gerard Pruziner Cindy Rapazzo Ken Rizzo Lynne Rosenzweig Warren Siegel Ken Shepski Lee Shulman Frank Smith Diane Ursitti Margo Weber Peter Zenneck Ed Kershen. as Radar, tuning in. 36 activities m a s h On February 27, 28 and March 1, the Mobile Army Surgical Hospital descended on Hicksville High. As the lights came up on South Korea, the Hicksville audiences were greet- ed with the antics of Hawkeye. Duke. Hot Lips and others. The cast and crew presented a fine produc- tion thanks to the guidance of Director Joseph Crucilla and the student director, Rebecca Ciannel- la. The technical aspects of the show were also excellent, due to stage manager. Don Woods. Once again, the Hicksville High School students came through with an ex- cellent Senior Play. Mark Kreditor and John Arbucci “MASHing it up. MASH Blotch?!?!” cries Lynne Rosenzweig. ' He's alive, master!” Team shoots for near victory Congratulations to the Varsity Basket- ball squad on their successful season. After an unsuccessful non-league start, the-squad clinched a play-off spot in one of the toughest divisions-North Shore I. Two of Hicksville's players. Ron Szabo and Chuck Godsmark were made All League players after outstanding sea- sons. Coach Buddy Bryan and Don “Scoops” Scupinsky did a great job of coaching the team to the highest place achieved by a Hicksville basketball team. ‘Catch me if you can!1 38 activities “Let’s play catch!1' HHS taking the lead. “I can jump higher than you can! Okay. guys, but not all at once. Taking it out on the end line. activities 39 Up and down — all around .. . I'll get you yet! Anyone for a game of leapfrog? “Don't walk so fast! Let’s have a party! “The Three Musketeers.’ 40 activities Smoking up a storm. That really looks like an interesting class. ‘Can I have a bite? What’s the long face for? Ready. Aim. Fire! Do you believe in peanut butter? Clap your hands! activities 41 Class of '11 harmonizes together Hustling and bustling to finish their float STICK - m-oohmick fOR s or ho m oit i; VII K SIDKN T Nothing but honest elections at Hicksville. aces. GEO. CCEg. t3i®o (3Bo @2?o a occjr £.IgcAvo _ o f Q V Saw $ == gyr as jft w 1® i?5 ?pi m m a 42 activities Mr. Kanawada, Faculty Advisor, and Gail McCormick. President, discuss sophomore class plans. Remember the DAT s? Find the contrapositive of the in- verted images. Before the DAT exam. “Sophomoron!” an irate senior yelled down the hall at a sophomore who had carelessly spilled his books. Yet the life of a sophomore at HHS is not all filled with incidents like this. The Sophomore Class is quickly becoming accustomed to the traditions of Hicksville High — the plea- sure as well as the dissappointments. Many sophomores are taking part in the extra-curricular activities offered and have truly become part of the HHS scene. activities 43 After the mad rush to get out. The spirit of '76 Did you vote for Barbara Barbara Asam. Jr. Class President, dreams of “Does everyone have a 2 pencil? the Jr. Prom plans. «a® CXffi)O | ScP L M a B - ' -O- . s D ©S i Cuo- £ D Asmyvskm. DA A Test 9 ill m (h te- dllAI 5� Ift E „ 33 )W$g « i aa . r SB SB KAWb - ! h0,y) 25 ST” w If Now all we need is a football player whose head is as big as this helme 44 activities shines through Tic. tac. toe! Three guitars in a row. Climbing the ladder to success. Junior Class Offi- Even Seniors like Amy Batterman help the Junior Class raise funds, cers. Barbara Asam. John Leo. Michele Carrieri, Maureen Lynch, and Class Advisor. Mr. O'Doherty. This year, the Junior Class has shown the rest of the school the spirit that comes with graduating in 1976. Not only have their officers worked well to- gether. but the activities sponsored by the Junior Class have all been extremely successful. Ring sales, PSAT’S, and candy sales were all part of their year. We're all hoping that the Junior Prom will prove to be just as successful. Good luck 76’ers. Sing along with Nelson at the Junior class sponsored concert! activities 45 “Together we have made it through high school, Class of '75 strikes again — for the third time in a row Senior class officers all tangled up FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Zed Director. Edye Zeig, Frank Way. and Richard Gill. The Senior Class has been described by many people as “row- dy.” “ungrateful” and “disrespectful.” Yet. the Senior Class is perhaps the most enthusiastic class that HHS has seen for some time. In spite of the numerous traumas that a senior is faced with, such as college pressures and SAT’s, the class has not stopped at winning the homecoming float for three years in a row but contin- ues to plan even greater triumphs. Under the able guidance of Pres- ident Zed Director and the other class officers, the Class of 75 has surely left its mark on Hicksville High. Mr. Paisner. Faculty Advisor, hides from the class officers 46 activities I asked for a publicity agent, not a roller skating cham- pion! What fun. another Junior Prom!” and only together can we make it through life.” Zed Director Edye Zeig. Junior Prom Queen, and Ladies in Waiting, Loreen Zahn. Karen Fricke, Lor- raine Johnson and Lois Rosenthal, smile and say “cheese.” The Womblers return to the HHS stage and shake the auditorium. “Just You and Me was the theme to last year’s Junior Prom. GS§o a § % sSj8 gag Q 2? w 9ft (FQJ)� ro c9SS6 zPS COS SB m Y7£ so S D rp jV m— S’ i nn. activities 47 o V: ® © o O ® a f||« [W W $ 0 0 o o , Advanced Girls’ Chorus Art Club Audio-Visual Bicycle Club Bridge Club Chess Club Chorale Concert Band Ecology Club French Club Future Homemakers of America Human Relations Interact Club Italian Club Library Service Club Madrigals Marching Comets Math Team Newspaper Office Volunteers Orchestra Pre-Law Club Pre-Med Club Ski Club Sophomore Girls’Chorus Sophomore Mixed Chorus Spanish Club Stage Band Stamp Club Strategic and Tactical Gaming Society Student Governement Symphonic Wind Ensemble £= Thespian Troupe 2125 L A Tri-M U.N.Club C( Volunteer Club Yearbook .................... - • ©0 o o oo ©ID o o cJ n 0© 0 0° m vv -VSm—u, inj e J e ; 0©C| E looO I Hi fco O 6 0 K O O' GOOD MORNING! The following are your homeroom announcements! I wish my mother had taught me how to thread a needle. The A.V. staff provides technical service to the fac- ulty, students, and com- munity of Hicksville. Their duties range from delivering projectors to classes in the morning, to video taping a show for cable television and making homeroom and sports announcements. Mr. Arnold F. Sparr — Faculty Advisor Dave Kaufman — President Randy Levy — Senior Vice-President Nick Booboo DiPalo — Junior Vice-President Jim Gibney —Treasurer Bob Albert Maureen Blackman Ed Brennan Jim Cooper Caroline Eichler Ben Fantozzi LiP Gill Artie Goldman Ed Hudson Steve Jambrone Brian Kohn Marc Malamud Charles Newton Lisa Puig Patty Ruggero Susan Stahley Gary Wolfman Tietjen Greg Seeley Charley Thorworth Terry Stephens Diane Harvey John Hemberger I 50 clubs but you told me to use Scotch tape. Randy gives Booboo some tips. clubs 51 Rochelle and Mike in their office. The Human Relations program is in its second year at Hicksville High. Its purpose is to encourage communica- tion between young people and help them with their problems. Mike Ellegaard is the coordinator of the pro- gram and Rochelle Potak is a group leader. i Keeping thing “Come on in and join us!” The Library Service Club members work during their fre periods in the periodical library helping Mr. Danna keep it} order. They are also in charge of supplying students and faa ty with the New York Times. Each year, the club sponsors a art contest in the school. Faculty Advisor — Mr. Carl Danna President — Sir Andy Petti Vice-president — Lord Vinny Grodzinski Secretary — Dan S. Gelber Treasurer — Chris Sardi Leslie Bassett Stefannie Cedar Susan Jue Sharon Kishanuk Claire Martin Luise Plut Jim Tenner Nancyanne Vazquez .. . the library (BELOW) Andy indulges in some favorite reading 52 clubs in order .. . the environment . Dr. Martin Cohen — faculty advisor Susan Handwork — president Douglas Munch — vice-president Brian Marschhauser — vice-president Maureen Blackman — vice-president Edy Harrison — secretary Cathy Mortati — treasurer Tony DiNardo — parliamentarian Charley DiSalvo — student government Grace Brennan John Catalano Ro Conrad Jeff Crisci Tom Daly Christina DeLuca Ellen Diamond Lisa Doig Linda Duffy David Dysart Caroline Eichler Melissa Handwerk Ed Henne Liz Krahn Richard Krassner Bruce Kushner Richard Makov Matt Marschhauser representative Gregory Munch John Ohrnberger Karen Pauly Dorothy Perschinski Peter Pisam Patty Seif Susan Stahley llene Wolfson The Ecology Club at Ramapo Mts: Sing around the campfire. .. . and the world. With the help of Dr. Cohen, we have saved more than one hundred trees through month- ly paper drives. The organization has reported violators of air pollution laws to the Bureau of Air Pollution Control, and has joined the Ma- rine Environmental Council of Long Island. In the past years, we have also attempted to con- trol the use of energy at H.H.S., gone on day nature hikes, planned beautification projects, and tried to educate the public on simple ways Mr. w. Salver — faculty advisor to preserve the environment. Patty Ruggero —president — Susan Handwerk John Segedy —vice-president Jim Reynolds — secretary _______________________________________ Geoff Hoderath —treasurer Jon Jacobson — alternate student government representative Valerie Crown Rich Makov Mona Dastin Donna Piro Doug DeSimone Dorinda Smith Lori Fineman Terry Stephens Rich Gelber Joanne Stryker Chad Greensberg Claudia Tarantelli Jim Landy Carolyn Toole Jim Lupski Rae Weigand This year, the U.N. Club collected for UNICEF, visit- ed the U.N. building, held model U.N. conferences and debates, and attended the East Coast Model United Nations Conference in Connecticut. clubs 53 ■ Susan Schuler and Valerie Seiden stuffing mailboxes in the general office. ... and helping others Office Aides Attendance: Scott Baratz, Joyce Sangirardi. Guidance: John Arenn. Karen Berlage. Alexis Cuche, Robin Fitz. Michele Flecken- stein. Nancy Ganley. Helene Gordon. Gwenn Haesler. Marilyn Heller, Joan Kellerman, Ruth Kochman, Linda McHenry. Eliza- beth Morano, Janet O'Dowd. Cindy Rappazzo. Randi Scholnick, Barbara Shea. Patti Sikula. Claudia Tarantello. Linda Tenner. Health Office: Carolyn Bartlett. Lorraine Brooks. Erin O'Connell. Carole D’Aguila. Kim Gaetani. Sharon Harrigan. Donna Ingenito. Pam Kaufman. Pat McGreevy. Barbara Quackenbush. MaryAnn Walkowski. General Office:Scott. Baratz, Veronica Brunning. Joe Farina. Carol Ivy. Ellen LoGatto. Dolores Oehler. Rich Steinhauer, llene Wolfson. In School . . . 54 clubs (L TO R): Joanne Valentineo. Nora Neshta, Cathy Snyder, Frances Harris, Barbara Quackenbush, Mrs. Walling. The Volunteer Club helps others in need of a little happiness. Our most important values are “Love'1 and “Caring for other people. — Barbara Quackenbush On most Sundays throughout the year, the Volunteer Club can be found in an old-age home, an or- phanage, or a hospital helping oth- ers “in need of a little happiness. Faculty advisor — Mrs. Barbara Walling. Administrative president — Barbara Quackenbush Entertainment president — Donna Piro Debbie Coppola Mary Crawford Frances Harris Clint Jones Nora Neshta Cathy Snyder Joanne Valentino keep things in order (LT0 R) BACK: Diane Wilson. Debbie Errick, Lori Fineman. Scott Baratz, Karen Palmese. Warren Seigel. Larry Shannon, Jon Purnick, Joyce Brancato FRONT: Fran Mackey. Pat Sikula. Lori Gusmerini, JoAnn Kacbrzyckn. The Interact Club helps other people, businesses, and organiza- tions. Since it is sponsored by the Rotary Club, Interact is able to un- dertake many interesting projects. The words “Service for others’’ are the most valued for our club. — Lori Gusmerini Mr. M. C. Batista — faculty advisor Lori Gusmerini — president Lori Fineman — vice-president Scott Baratz — secretary Frances Mackey — treasurer Scott Baratz Joyce Brancato Debbie Errick Lori Fineman Lori Gusmerini Joann Kacbrzyckn Fran Mackey Karen Palmese Jon Purnick Warren Seigel Larry Shannon . . . And0utSlQ6 Pat Sikula Diane Wilson clubs 55 Student Government Would you repeat that question, please? ! Happiness is getting out of math to go to a student government meeting The fearless members of the executive board. Student Government is the hidden force behind many of the High School's policies and activities. This year, the Council was responsible for the candle and second-hand book sale, and organized the erection of the new bulletin boards in the lobby. In addi- tion, Student Government sponsored the Innash Dance, and Electives Day at the end of April, which this year fea- tured programs on such diverse areas as jazz, dance, karate and political speakers. � Is that Nancy Batterman taking notes or is she really doingr homework? 56 clubs Executive Board Michelle Lax-president Michael Pakaluk — vice-president Lee Shulman — secretary Warren Seigel — treasurer Cathy Boyle — board representative John Leo — attendance officer Committee Chairmen Candle Sales — Warren Seigel Electives Day — Steven Grossman. Michelle Lax Evaluation —Jay Vasen G O. — Judy Sherman. Nancy Batterman Soda Machines — Warren Seigel Student Communications — David M. Rosenberg. Lisa Danchig Student Sponsored Activities — Doug Lobel Ticket Booth — Lisa Kreischer. Susie Maiers Voter Registration — Pam Parker By the way. the Board of Ed. sends their regards! Our student goverment representatives. Mr- McGinness. faculty advisor. The bulletin boards arrive at last. clubs 57 Planning for Future Homemakers of America Besides learning how to keep a house and family in order, the Future Homemakers visit- ed old-age homes and hospitals in the area, and this year they donated centerpieces to the Jones Institute, along with other donations. They also sold stationery to raise money and went into New York City to see a Broadway show. Mrs. Lawlor — faculty advisor Jayne Trentanove —president Stephanie Dircks — vice-president Mary Crisci — secretary Gail Fallon — treasurer Mary Crisci Dorothy D'Amico Roseann DeSilva Stephanie Dircks Gail Fallon Shari Hinden Debbie Spero Pat Stuhlmuller Jayne Trentanove Marybeth Winters Pre-Law Club According to Mary Williams, the Pre-Law Club’s Secretary, the aim of the club is to foster interest and understanding in the law, its areas of concentration and its prac- tice. In addition to their annual trips to the Mineola Arraignment Court, the Mineola Supreme Court, and Hofstra Law School, this year the Pre-Law Club held mock trials, 'and recorded American Bar Association books onto cassette tapes in order to help a blind judge translate them into Braille for other blind lawyers. Mr. Eugene S. Lovette — faculty advisor Stephanie Walters — president Debbie Errick — vice-president Mary Williams — secretary Larry Berman — treasurer Valerie Crown — solicitor-general Geoffrey T.F. Hoderath — delegate Claudia Whitman — delegate Chuck Godsmark — sergeant-at-arms Jon Jacobson — president emeritus Alexis Curche Julie Dittmar Alan Rose k Joe Rosenberg Gary Drillings Jamie Rudin Paul Grech Debbie Sadowski Linda Scaro la . Bruce Kushner Jim Landy Rich Makov Dolores Oehler Carolyn Pennesi Scott Schutzman Seth Schwinger John •■Psycopath'’ Segedy Pat Sottung Jon Purnick Eileen Quinn Mary Ellen Talento Patti Tesd fcJV Walter Rabin Ken Romeo Rich Van Allen mm Next debate: Should marijuana be legalized?'' 58 clubs Ooh! It's alive! Pre-Med Club Mr. Mernoff — faculty advisor Art Pennesi — board member Carol Whaley — board member Janet Pennisi — board member Gino Zamparo — student gov’t, rep. Rich Van Allen — parliamentarian Rosemarie Conrad — secretary Amy Batterman Donna Cacamis Nelson Castro Ray Cuzzamti Tom Daly Pat DiLallo Donna DiMarzo Dave Drier Nancy Harman Frances Harris Donna Hess Sue Jue Sharon Kishanuk Rich Lari Neil Ludman Linda Mobilio Nora Neshta David Niebuhr Miriam Rogers Susan Schmid Randi Scholnick John Schuff Patty Seif Pat Stuhlmuller Tom Schumacher Seth Schwinger Jim Tenner George Thiergartner Linda Trommsdorff Sandy Tropea Scott Tyson Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis? The Pre-Med Club is designed in such a way that students who are interested in medical professions can become aware of the possibili- ties of careers and the work and responsibili- ties associated with these careers. This year, as in past years, the Pre-Med Club hosted speakers on such subjects as physical therapy, psychiatry, dentistry, surgery, and acupuncture. In addition, the group attended the Stony Brook University Open House and visited the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory of Freshwater and Saltwater Life. clubs 59 Presenting: The International Thespian Troupe 2125 ‘There are no small parts, only small actors. Play well your part, there all honor lies,” is the motto of the school’s Thespians. The Troupe’s aim is the advancement of the thea- ter arts in Hicksville. In pursuit of this ideal, the Thespians produced “Magic Box Variety 74;” and ”M A S H” 60 clubs Practice makes perfect. Debbie. The night of the Variety Show. (ABOVE) Oh. I'll never remember my lines!’ (BELOW) Mr. Crucilla in a pensive moment. Mr. Joseph V. Crucilla — faculty advisor, James S. Bennett — president, Robert Silverman — vice-president, Cathy Dick — sec- retary, Mary O’Leary — business manager, Judy Sherman — his- torian, Warren Seigel — parliamentarian, Calvin Ames, Sue An- zalone. John Arbucci. Cathy Balek. Tom Bansbach. Matt Barry. Ron Beilan, James Bennett, Elise Bixby. Debbie Bloom. Larry Caponego. Rebecca Ciannella. Laura Collins, Peggy Connelly. Mary Daly. Dorothy D Amico. Luke D'Antuono. Chris Darnowski. Crystal Demas, Mary DeNicola. Steven Diamond. Carol Dichten- berg, Cathy Dick. Tony DiNardo. Nick DiPalo. Gail Fallon. Karen Frances. Glenn Goldis. Artie Goldman. Karen Graniere. Ann Gro- chulski. Diane Harvey. Jeff Hearns. Nancy Kaufer. David Kauf- man. Debbie Kochman. Genvieve Khouri. Lisa Kott. Fran Kras- ner. Mark Kreditor. Joe Krown. Neil Laezza. Rose Langton. Rose Lemmo, Joanne Lesser. Randy Levy. Maureen Lynch. Frances Mackey. Eileen McCarthy. Lisa Miller. Joanne Newfield. Mary O’Leary. Lucy Oliva. Pam Parker. Ann Marie Principe. Ken Pizzo. Mindy Rosen. David Rosenberg. Lynne Rosenzweig. Pat Ruggi- ero. Angela Santamaria. Diane Scarola. Linda Scarola. Ronnie Schwartz. Scott Schwartz. Warren Seigel. Kathy Serrel. Lenny Servedio, Ken Shepski. Judy Sherman. Pat Sherwood, Heidi Shi- kowitz. Lee Shulman. Robert Silverman, Susan Stahley. Joanne Strow. Valerie Sulzinski, Linda Tenner. Stephanie Walters. Robin Weiss. Don Woods. Edye Zeig. 'Alright, who's trying to sell a caron our bulletin board?” clubs 61 Claudia Tarantelli — first consul Trisha Kelliher — second consul Mike Cook — scriba (secretary) Glenn Connolly — praetor (treasurer) Valerie Crown — student eov’t rep. John Arbucci Dorothy Barrett Denise Ciccarelli Jeffrey Conte Julie D'Antonio David Drier Karen Fricke Debra Furey Arthur Goldman Gwenn Haesler Frances Harris Karen Hartigan George Hauk’ Heather Horning Paul Klinkenberg Ann Koumou Michelle Lax Jody Linden Richard Makov Heidi Manthey Thomas McPartlin Ronny Petrina Susan Poppe Deborah Rudoff Carl Schmalenberger John Schuff Robert Silverman David Staton James Tenner Scott Tyson Ilona Vacek Donna Weigman Edythe Zeig Loquerisne Latine? Latin may be dead to you. but not to the Latin Club. In the course of their study of the Latin language and culture, the club sponsored the annual Saturnalia and the Roman Banquet, took a trip to Stratford-on-Avon, printed Tempora La- tina, the Latin Newspaper, and per- formed the traditional Eagle Bath at the Hicksville L.I.R.R. station. Under the direction of Mr. Ferraro, the Italian Club added to their knowledge of the Italian culture and language through field trips to. among other places, an Ital- ian ocean liner, the Metropolitan Mu- seum of Art. and the Statue of Liberty Museum of Immigration. Parla Italiano? Mr. Ferraro — faculty advisor Ronny Petrina — president Barbara Luhrs — vice-president Nancy Finn — secretary Fred DeTroia — treasurer Joy Rosensweig — student gov't rep. Phil Bilello — public relations Rosanne Ausello Vin Avila Phil Bilello Mary Crisci Mary Daly Christine DeLuca Patti DePalla Fred DiTroia Janet Farina Nancy Finn Janet Gencarelli Kathy Kalinowski Cathy Link Barbara Luhrs Ronny Petrina Joy Rosenzweig Tony Rua Diane Scarola Patty Schiavone Lenny Servidio Bob Silverman Donna Spero Claudia Tarantelli Claudia Whitman Tom Visceglie Regina Zailwick 62 clubs Mrs. Libertad Kozma — faculty advisor Barbara Shea — president Lauren Langbehn — vice-president Fran Mauro — secretary Debbie Errick — treasurer Fran Mackey — student gov’t rep. Leslie Bassett Laura Cascardo Stefanie Cedar Rosanne DaSilva Eileen Goldstein Shari Hmden JoAnn Kacprzycki Suzanne Kiss June Kreisel Peggy Lamoureaux Susan Lerner Susan Maddi Cindy Rappazzo Doreen Reinhardt Susan Schmid Pat Stuhmuller Diane Wilson Habla usted espanol? The Spanish Club, among its activities this year, sponsored the annual visit by La Tuna and col- lected clothes for earthquake- stricken Honduras. During their regular Friday meetings, the club studied Spanish culture and im- proved their conversational skills. This year, in their study of French culture, the French Club held a French dinner and went to C.W. Post College in Brookville to see a play. The French Club met on Thursdays in room 317 and was directed by Dr. Kumpikas. Dr. Kumpikas — faculty advisor Janet Gorst — president Linda Scarola — vice-president Eileen Nelson — secretary Teresa Stephens — treasurer Peter Zenneck — student gov’t rep. Jeanne Breiten Cathy Caros Dorothy D'Amico Maureen Foley Janet Gorst Frances Harris Genevieve Khoun Eileen Nelson Diane Scarola Linda Scarola Randi Scholnick Teresa Stephens Claudia Tarantelli Linda Tenner Selma Turk Maureen Yorke Peter Zenneck Pa rlez-vo u s Francais? clubs 63 Some people refuse to take anything seriously. Hicksville does not have a newspaper tradition. This year, perhaps more than any other, that fact became painfully evi- dent. The COMET couldn’t really be called a newspaper anymore. Mid-year rolled around and there was only one issue to show for it. Some changes had to be made, and they were made. We became geared toward making next year's COMET a good newspa- per. The staff and the organi- zation were changed. Hopeful- ly. next year’s staff will have the journalistic enthusiasm that this year’s lacked. Who knows? This could be the be- ginning of a new tradition in H.H.S. —Pam Parker Ed. note — At the time of this writing, the COMET has offi- cially disbanded and is in the process of re-organization. Newspaper Editors-in-Chief Paul Lauricella Neil Ludman Pam Parker Editors Eileen Bickard Mary Daly Sheila Fishman Gary Goldberg Lisa Kott Paul Lauricella Doug Lobel Neil Ludman Pam Parker Andy Petti Lee Samowitz Janet Travis CSX 64 clubs Orchestra Take it away, violins: The orchestra during a fourth period rehearsal. Mr. Thomas Buttice — Director Heidi Manthey — Concert Mistress Mark Rudoff — Student Conductor Jonathan Jacobson — Student Government Representative Bassoon Leslie Becker Clarinets Donna Morck Stephanie Sadies Richard Sperber Flutes Meryl Blumenthal Judy Sherman French Horns Mike Pakaluk Jeff Powell Nancy Stielher Carol Toner Oboes Valerie Sulzinski Pat Thompson Percussion Alison Cormier Ray Jacob Rich Rosenblatt Jay Yasen Trombones Mike Edar George Gesslin Karin Smith Trumpets Rich Lari Arthur Pennesi Janet Travis Tuba Damon Lam Basses Julie Dittmar Diana Fordham Jeff Hearns Patrick Mulligan Craig Smilovitz Cellos Stephanie Cedar Pat Ehrhardt Lynn Fordham Donna Hess Jonathan Jacobson Damiana Kuller Edward Melnitsky Mark Rudoff Joann Sicard James Waller Violas Kathy Kalinowski Diana Mueller Cathy Sagos Heidi Shikowitz Bob Zubaly Violins Amy Batterman Michael Cook Werner Dill Wendy Elkis Eileen Gronroos Anne Marie Hart Celine Hogan Amy Huenlick Heidi Jablonski Bill James Iris Kinzer Anna Kokoris Lisa Kott Joe Krown Laura Lee Barbara Luhrs JoAnn Macik Heidi Manthey Nancy Miehle Inez Morano Cheryl Mulligan Doreen Reinhardt Angela Santamaria Pat Schiavonne Tim Shizume Ann Simco Claudia Stern Carol Whaley Heidi Manthey. concert mistress. ... and performing clubs 65 Sophomore Girls’ Chorus “C'mon, Mr. Arnold. Let us sit down! “Get lost! Mr. Charles Arnold — director Carol Adamy Judith Endres Karen McBrier Leslie Bassett Laurie Erhart Kerry Ann McLaughlin Nancy Batterman Janet Esposito Dolores Oehler Sharon Bolognese Linda Essex Christen Perchinski Beverly Bonsang Noreen Fagan Anne Provenzano Grace Brennan Janet Faring Eileen Quinn J Geraldine Cassidy Barbra Goldstein Cynthia Rappazo Colleen Cavanagh Allison Greer Barbra Reiser Cathy Chambers Lois Hansen Maureen Schenck Annette Criscvoli Barbra Harris Catherm Sherry Alissa Danchig Hope Hirsch Marylynn Sorrentino Mary Delaney Donna Johnson Celia Stallone Diane Didier Mimi Juliano Laura Stengl Patricia Dilallo Joann Koudakis Theresa Sulzinski Mary Ann Doering Ellen Logatto Nancy Thiergartner Anne Brake Lisa Marceca Janetta Weikman Linda Duffy Lauren Mattei Karen Weiss 3 3 i I’d like to teach 66 clubs Advanced Girls’ Chorus Soprano I: Liz Austin Cathy Balek Sue Cohen Chris Darnowski Terry Didier Karen Frances Shelly Hattman Kelly Klark Amy LaCorte Lee Myers Carol Rozek Jo Marie Rubmo Carla Sepanski Soprano II: Carol Buckley Alexis Cuche Bettina Duillo Val Grassi Joann Kaprzychi Rose Ann Lemmo Cathy McCarthy Pat McGowan Donna Miller Debby Pillar Debby Patelis Kathleen Ross Joanne Ruggiero Kathy Serrell Debby Toro Alto: Tonya Aprea Carolynn Bartlett Karen Berlage Elise Bixby Cathy Bonarrigo Sue Brooks Mary Lou Caputo Cathy Caros Peggy Connolly Ellen Crowley Robin Fitz Maureen Foley Donna Fyfe Debby Gauler Laureen Harrington Genevieve Khouri Nancy Koslow Laura Lezia Pat Mangen Vera Merrick Cindy Moramarco Marianne Peters Marianne Ryan Debby Salt Janice Strow Nancy Vazquez Pat Verecha Deanne Weinstein Robin Weintraub Arlene Whitmarsh the world to sing ... Mr. Stephen Goldstein — director Everybody follow the stick. Well, nobody’s perfect. Roseann Ausiello Wendy Bashan Kenneth Bienstock Brian Boschert John Bosnian Tim Brady Patricia Brennan Anita Brix Lynn Buckley Susan Caros John Carr Mike Caruso Rita Cassassa Rose Conrad Debbie Craw Ray Cuzzaniti Kathy Daller Michele Darnowski Jill Davis Jim Dergin Ellen Diamond Denna Dimarzo Frederic DiTroia Karen Drake Jared Eisenstat Janine Endsley Peter Forman Karen Gallagher David Gaudio Annette Gervasi Joseph Gianchino Jerry Go Mark Goldstein Lawrence Gott sman Valerie Hack Susan Hawkins Gary Hayden Sandra Hazell Elise Hechler John Giardino Karen Immerso Susan Maiers Lee Maluth Nanci Milgram Theresa Miracolo David Niebuhr Helene Peck Robin Pruce Debra Rebolj Georgian Reid Maryanne Rummelli Fern Spierer Terry Toto Kenny Ward Richard Werder Regina Wojcik Debra Bodolato Karen Posillico Some people find it hard to stay awake fourth period. Mr. Larsen take; Mr. Donald Larson — Director: Baritone: Craig Blake. Frank Mola. Bassoon: Jeralynn Mc- Carthy. Clarinet: Susan. Alster. Diane Anderson. Donna Cacamis. Deborah Capel. Karen Dey. Geor- gette Eichler. Kevin Foley. Linda Geoghegan. Lennis Giansante. Caroline Heller. Michael Lorio. Lee Losch, Karen Pauly. James Pelletier. Janet Pennisi. Nicholas Scatura. Wendy Schumann. Mar- tin Shuvall. Pamela Swam, llene Wolfson. Cornet: Katherine Agn- lin. Barbara Asam, Lee Bayers- dorfer. Matthew Capelli. John Catalano. Michael Dowling. Ger- ard Healey. Frank Heller, Mark Kreditor. Edward Smith, Robert Smith. John Stine. Nicholas Tal- larico, Gino Zamparo, Kenneth Znack. Flute: Dorothy Barrett. Jadqueline Benner. Deborah Chapman. Linda Coppola. Jeanne Dagna. Carol Dichtenberg. Lisa Eder. Janet Henry, Carol Mandel- barm. Nancy Milgram, Barbara Saur, Judith Somer. Derk Strauch, Linda Trommsdorff. Gail Valentine. Horn: Jeanne Brei- ten, Kenneth Friedenberg. Ste- phan Pryor. Gary Samowitz. Wil- liam Schwartz Oboe: Arthur Goldman. Patricia Seif, Percus- sion: John Barbara, Raymond Bauer. Daniel Blochl. Steven Cas- tiglia. Neil Costello. Scott Crosby. Steven Diamond. Steven Kertle. Scott Lafferty. Charles Levine, Arthur Manaci Saxophone: John Diesso. David Guardale, Peter Kwaschyn. Charles Mannheimer, Kevin McDermott. Lorin O’Neill. Keith Schriefer, String Bass: Diane Fordham. Trombone: John Andrews. Kenneth Bruder. John Scott Crosby. Steven Diamon, Steven Kertle, Scott Lafferty. Charles Levine. Arthur Manaci. Saxophone: John Diesso. David Guardale. Peter Kwaschyn. Charles Mannheimer. Kevin McDermott. Lorin O'Neill. Keith Schriefer. String Bass: Diane Fordham. Trombone: John Andrews. Kenneth Bruder, John Cassalaspi. Christopher Hawkins. David Silber, John White. Tuba: Al Schock. The Marching Band plays for the half-time crowd. Uh uh wrong way. Michael. 68 clubs Is ita bird? Is it a plane? No. it's the Marching Comets! Otherwise known as the Marching Band, the Marching Comets play at all the Hicksville home football games, as well as Homecoming. Memori- al Day and the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in New York City. According to Mr. Larsen, this band “serves to promote school spirit and civic pride, and to give the students an opportunity to get Marching Band experience before collegiate par- ticipation in a marching band.” In season, the band will be found out on the football field twice a week rehearsing. Mr. Larsen — director, Michael Pakaluk — drum major, Barbara Luhrs — ban- ner girl, Inez Morano — banner girl, Lucy Oliva — banner girl, Pat Thompson — banner girl, Werner Dill — color guard, Dorothy Barrett — librarian, Leslie Becker _ librarian, Ken Znack. Gmo Zamparo. Ilene Wolfson, John White. Rae Weigand, Linda Trommsdoff. Janet Travis. Charles Thorwarth, Pam Swaim, Bill Supon, Valerie Sulzinski. Derk Strauch. Nancy Stiehler. Kathy Stiele. Judy Somer. Ed Smith. Dave Silber. Judy Sherman. Martin Shuvall, Bill Schwartz, Wendy Shumann. Keith Schriefer. Al Schock. Patty Schiavone. Nice Safura. Barbara Saur. Bernard Samowitz. Stephanie Sadies. Rich Rosenblatt. Ken Riz- zo. Doreen Reinhardt. Stephan Pryor, Jeff Powell. Janet Pennisi, Arthur Penne- si, James Pelletier. Steven Pauly. Karen Pauly. Nora Neshta. Liz Morano. Chuck Mannheimer, Carol Mandelbaum. Jeri McCarthy. Maureen Lynch, Doug Lobel. Chuck Levine. Laura Lee, Rich Lari. Damon Lam. Scott Lafferty. Karl Korfitzen. Anna Kokoris. Ray Jacob. Dave Hutchings, Steven Hertle. Caroline Heller. Elise Hechler. Ted Greenberg, Gary Goldberg. Jean Faderal. Al Eriksson. Wendy Elkis. Georgette Eichler. Pat Ehrhardt. Carol Dichtenberg, Steve Diamond. Karen Dey. Tom Daly. Mary Daly. Valerie Crown. Scott. Crosby. Tim Croan. Alison Cormier. Chris Conboy. Debbie Chapman. Steve Castiglia. Matt Capelli. Lisa Caggiano. Donna Cacamis. Ken Bruder, Jeanne Breiten. Meryl Blumenthal, Craig Blake. Jackie Benner, Marc Bayersdofer. Matt Barry. Tom Bansbach. Barbara Asam, John Andrews. Marching Comets clubs 69 Musical Seniority Mr. Arnold skillfully directs the double-chorus choral Are you guys flat, or is that just another harmony? How do I love thee? Let me sing the way? Mr. C. Arnold — Gail Mattei Patricia Thompson Lee Shulman Steven Pam no Director Altos Carole Toner Steven Verolla James Pendorf Sopranos Suzanne Barry Robin Weiss Robert Zubaly David Rolland Valerie Collins Catherine Bonarrigo Joanne Westerman Basses Lee Samowitz Christina Darnoski Catherine Boyle Christine Zouneck Calvin Ames Lesley Schmerzler Crystal Demas Cathy Dick Tenors John Arbucci Warren Seigel Susan Handwerk Sheila Fishman James Bennett Daniel Barker Frank Smith Cathy Incalcatera Karen Fricke William Jagde Frank DiGorgio David Souve Karen Markey Debra Furey Steve Lanmgan Richard Gelber Conrad Strauch Pamela Parker Sharon Gruenwald Neil Ludman Vincent Gottesman James Todd Lorraine Rhodas Anne Marie Hart Raymond Millet Geoffry Hoderath Craig Wohl Ronnie Schwartz Cynthia Lester David Nilsson David Kaufman Chris Woodchecke Kathleen Sottung Susan Stahley Rebecca Ciancela Regina Cosentino Peggy Connelly Mary O’Leary Anne Marie Principe Lynne Rosenzweig Susan Schmid Joanne Strow Mark Rudoff Leonard Servidio Kenneth Shepski Mark Kreditor Donald Woods Symphonic Wind Ensemble Keep your eyes on the music! Mr. J. David Abt — director Valerie Sulzinski — president Mike Pakaluk — vice-president Nancy Stiehler — secretary Rich Lari — treasurer Steve Annenberg — student government representative Lucy Oliva — librarian Baritone Horn Pat Thompson Tom Bansbach Percussion Chuck Thorworth Matt Barry Bassoon Alison Cormier Tim Croan Ray Jacobs Chris Conboy Chuck Levine Clarinet Rich Rosenblatt Rich Sperber Bill Supon Leslie Becker Jay Yasen Lisa Caggiano Saxophone Valerie Crown Ken Rizzo Mary Daly Al Erikson Jean Faderal George Menz Glenn Goldis Valerie Sulzinski Donna Morck Steve Pauly Nora Neshta String Bass Lucy Oliva Patrick Mulligan Stephanie Sadies Trombones Kathy Steilhe Karin Smith Ray Weinberg Mike Eder Flute Mike Fitzgerald Judy Sherman George Gesslin Meryl Blumenthal Trumpet Elise Hechler Janet Travis Liz Morano Steve Annenberg Sue Peter Tom Daly French Horn Dave Hutchings Mike Pakaluk Rich Lari Karl Korfitzen DougLobel Jeff Powell Art Pennesi Nancy Stiefher Paul Wexler Carol Toner Tuba Oboe Maureen Lynch Damon Lam Mr. Hicks conducts the S.W.E. during a recent visit. No. no. no. It's a flat!” Stage Band This band gives its members an opportunity to learn and perform the various styles of “big band” playing pop. jazz. rock, plus more. They also try to use what they devel- op musically to help the school and community through public per- formances. — Mr. Abt The Stage Band’s major perform- ances were “Swing 'N' Things on January 31st, “String of Pearls on March 15th. and on Electives Day. April 30th. Ken Rizzo, manager and sax player. “It’s hard to read music at this angle. Tri-M Mr. J. David Abt — director Ken Rizzo — manager Doug Lobel — assistant manager Saxophone Tim Croan Mary Daly Maureen Lynch Steve Pauly Ken Rizzo Trumpet Steve Annenberg Rich Lari Doug Lobel Art Pennesi Paul Wexler Trombone Mike Eder Mike Fitzgerald Dave Silber Karin Smith John White Drums Ray Jacob Rich Rosenblatt Piano Vincent Grodzinski Bass Dave Hutchings Guitar Karl Korfitzen The cream o and two and three and Mr. Thomas Buttice — faculty advisor Nancy Stiehler — president Valerie Sulzinski — vice-president Janet Travis — secretary Jay Yasen — treasurer Lorraine Rhodas — historian Chris Darnowski — student government representative James Bennett Catherine Bonanggo Rebecca Cianella Margaret Connelly Alison Cormier Crystal Demas Cathy Dick Bettina Duillo Karen Frances Richard Gelber Sharon Gruenwald Ann Marie Hart Geoffrey Hoderath Raymond Jacobs Jonathan Jacobson Lisa Kott Damiana Kuller Rose Ann Lemmo Douglas Lobel Barbara Luhrs Heidi Manthey Michael Pakaluk Pamela Parker Anne Marie Principe Kenneth Rizzo Richard Rosenblatt Mark Rudoff Stephanie Sadies Angela Santamaria Warren Seigel Kenneth Shepski Heidi Shikowitz Timothy Shizume Richard Sperber Claudia Stern Deborah Toro Patricia Thompson Carole Toner Ray Weinberg Paul Wexler 72 clubs Madrigals Mr. Arnold’s Madrigals are twelve of the High School’s finest singers. They have done concerts in the community, including the annual Holiday Concert at the Public Library and the first Pops Concert at the High School. In the spring, they performed at a combined concert at Sachem High School. The Madrigals in concert. the musical crop b ( Mr. Charles Arnold — director Lorraine Rhodas — student director Soprano Rebecca Cianella Karen Frai Lorraine Rhoda! Alto Cathie Boy 1« � T B Elizabeth Si Anne Marie Prm Tenor TV ames Bennett ill Jagde KeaShepski Bass John Arbucci Steven Parrino Warren Seigel (BELOW) What’s so funny. Angela? Lorraine with Dave Doig at the Holiday Concert. By far the most impressive collection of musical talents in the High School, the Mod- ern Music Masters are the accepted leaders of the music scene in Hicksville. At each meeting, a student is asked to do a performance, usual- ly solo. Among its activities. Tri-M had two student recitals and an alumni recital during the year, coordinated the String of Pearls in March, sponsored a trip to the Metropolitan Opera to see La Boheme. and Tri-M members acted as ushers at most of the concerts at the High School. clubs 73 Sketches .. . Where's the paint? A new group, the Art Club, was start- ed by Mrs. Jonason and met Wednes- days in 211. Their purpose is to give advanced art students the opportunity to further their artistic abilities. Mrs. Pauline Jonason — faculty advisor Chad Greensberg — president Christine Zounek — vice-president Sue Hirsch — secretary Pat Looney — treasurer Lenny Dalfino Jim Minet Stephanie Dircks Laurie Palahnuk Chad Greensberg Steve Parrino Sue Hirsch Judy Remensnyder Heather Horning Liz Singer Mi King Richard Toscano Pat Looney Christine Zounek The Bicycle Club A professional gives the club some tips Dr. Martin Cohen — faculty advisor Mr. William Horne — faculty advisor Michael Cook — president Larry Bodony — vice-president A new club, the Bicycle Club, tried to inform its members about the various aspects of cycling, including touring, rac- ing, government policy toward bicycling, bicycle safety, and bicycle repair. Their activities included a trip to Sagamore Hill, a bicycle repair clinic on January 22nd, and group rides whenever weather Permitted. Larry Bodony Glenn Connelly Jeff Conte Michael Cook Dave Dysart Andrew Garger Rich Gelber Chad Greensberg Steve Grossman Karen Pauly Mark Potah Dean Rauschwerger Seth Schwinger Craig Smilovitz Charlie Thorwarth Carol Whaley 74 clubs Spokes ... andSkiis Mrs. Jonason and friend. True to their name, the Ski Club’s major activities were ski trips to Hunter Mountain in upstate New York. Not only experi- enced skiers are in the club; novices are allowed. Due to the nature of their activities, the Ski Club’s busiest season is from December to the beginning of March. Mr. Criscolo teaches bio in his spare time. President Robert Sacklow Vice-president Debbie Furey Treasurer Eileen McCarthy Secretary Karen Fricke Executive Board Gary Tietjen Wayne DeBello Rick Endres Gerry Allen John Andrews Barbra Asam Donald Awe Liz Awtern Cathy Balek Wendy Bashan Pat Belfiore David Bernard Craig Blake Gary Blancato Meryl Blumenthal Linda Bodalato Michael Boyajian Nancy Bozzi Jeanne Breiten Pat Brennan Ken Burmann Werner Busch Pat Caesar Sue Caesar Richard Cagna Todd Calvagna Ann Calza Tom Campolettano Debbie Capei Carol Chartrand Helena Coletta Patricia Carroll Jean Carman Cathy Caros Rich Carpenter Donna Carter John Chepak Denise Ciccarelli Rob Cohen Chris Colasuonno Sue Commisia Debbie Coppolla Tom Coppolla Neil Costello James Cranmer Mary Crawford Leslie Cripps Debbie Crose Ray Cuzzaniti Carol Deacy Carol D'Aguila Wayne DeBello James Dergin Lynn Diana PattiAnn DiPaola Mary De Nicola Lisa Doig William Dowd Tom Droesch Anne Drake Linda Duffy Pat Ehrhardt Rich Endra Rich Fay Chris Fetta Robert Fein Tim Flynn Liz Fitzgibbon Mary Ann Fiorello Michele Fleckenstem Andi Garger Linda Geoghegan Sonna Glassman Glenn Goldis Elena Gomez Carlos Guerra Julie Grant Dee Green James Greene Chad Greensberg Dave Greensberg Lori Gusmerini Marge Gustafson Valerie Hack Nancy Hagedorn Cathy Haller Gary Hayden Gerrald Healy Caroline Heller Howard Hellinger Mike Hines Sue Hochman BobHolzaptel Cindy Harris Bill Hassan Karen Jablonski Diana Jablonski Steve Jagde Donna Johnson Joe Johnson Lorraine Johnson Rich Johnson Lisa Jones Bill Kennedy Lori Kessler Lisa Kreischer Trisha Keiliher Jeanette Korb Genevieve Khouri Sharon Knack Debbie Kolovich Jim Kosmski Karen Kramer Joe Krown Debbie Kurtz Dave Kwiatkowski Frank Lanasa George Levine Maureen Lynch Amy LaCorte Dan Lamberti Phyllis Lamberti Marybeth Lasher Dave Lovenstein Gene Lewan Laura Lezia Doreen Maclay Dan Magee Joe Maggio Gerry Maida Charles Mannheimer Pat Marek Gail McCormick Brian Marschhauser Ellen McHugh Linda Meddis Roseann Merendim Kathy Meslin Vera Merrick James Michele Donna Mobilio Linda Mobilio Cindy Moramarco Lee Myers Kathy Nolan Bruce Nadleman Dave Nibuhr Erin O'Connell Janet O'Dowd Nancy Oates John Ohrnberger Russ Pallace Marianne Peters Karen Palmese Eileen Patwell Karen Pauly Arthur Pennesi Janet Pennisi Tom Pirrung Mark Polli Rose Poolt Sue Poppe Jennifer Porter George Pruzinger Dan Rolland Warren Rayf Lorraine Rockwood Robert Romeo Lynne Rosenzweig Helen Russo Joanne Russo Kevin Samoleski Sue Satnick Janet Salamone Lee Samowitz Angie Santamaria Linda Sattler Cynthia Sperling Kathy Stiehle John Scuola Jeanne Shalley Michael Schnebel Rich Schnebel John Schiefer Steve Schneider Kathy Schumacher Wade Schmidt Brian Schuman Tom Schumacher John Schuff Thomasina Scuola Larry Shannon Judy Sherman Heidi Shikowitz Patti Sikula Barbara Shea Nancy Smart Susan Smart Ed Smith Joe Smith Paul Smith Sue Sosa Rich Sperber Wil Spettmann Celia Stallone Chris Stannish Ed Staubitz Laura Stengl Roger Sakenis Peg Sticco Laura Storms Deb Sullivan Denise Sullivan Kris Svensson Pete Swiatocha Patti Testa Ann Thomas Jim Thorsen Paul Thorsen Charles Thorwarth Kevin Tisdell Steve Tockmakis Laura Tomkalski John Tramposch Lin Trommsdorff Mary Tymann Dan Ujuari Sue Vacek Greg Walsh James Waller Stephanie Walter Janet Welkman John White Laura Nicks Pete Wilby Mary Williams Joe Waldinger Jay Woodward Darlene Wright Gino Zamparo Edye Zeig Louise Zimmer Ken Zorovich 75 clubs I Mr. Sklarz — faculty advisor Neil Ludman — president Karen Granier — secretary Linda Scarola — treasurer Reza Rouhani — student gov’t, rep. Arthur Bloch KarenGramer Neil Ludman Gregory Petrelli Edward Reselt Reza Rouhania Linda Scarola Lawrence Shannon Pat Turner Paul Wexlor m Stamps Hicksville’s future philatelists, the Stamp Club, continued their tradition of sending stamps to school children overseas this year. They also took part in Interpex, a stamp exhi- bition at the Nassau Colisium. The name of the game is bridge, and the Bridge Club members know it inside-out. Although the club is not open only to experienced players, this year’s members are all veterans, including their advi- sor. Mr. Goldberg. Spades . Mr. Leonard Goldberg — chief Larry Bodony — director George Menz 2- executive director Tim Shizume — associate directoi Mark Rudoff — assistant direct er 76 clubs Mrs. Shirley Karish — faculty advisor George Menz — president John Randomize” Segedy — vice-president Jon Jacobson — captain Dorothy Barrett — student gov’t, rep. Leslie Becker Larry Berman Ken Bienstock Larry Bodony Ken Bruder Vic Budzitowski Werner Dill PatEhrhardt Rich Gelber LennisGiansante Chad Greensberg Jim Landy Rich Lari Ken Hohsen Tom McPartlin Don Muller Ken Romeo LeeSchulman Richard Stemhauer Craig Smilovitz James Tenner Subtraction, and Chess Club Mr. William Horne — faculty advisor George Menz — president Dan S. Gelber — vice-president Werner Dill Bob Hartenstine Don Muller Mark Rudoff Craig Smilovitz Rich Stemhauer Jim Tenner Strategic and Tactical Gaming Society Mr. William Horne — faculty advisor Dan S. Gelber — president George Menz — vice-president Werner Dill Jack Divine Bob Hartenstine Ken U Ibricht George, stop cheating! There is a side to the Math Team that very few people know. Besides the Math Team, there is a Math Club, where the members can augment their mathematical skills, speed and accuracy. Students who would not normally get the opportunity until later years have learned geometry and the use of the computer through the club this year. On Wednesdays in Cafeteria A, you may find a small group of people huddled around a square game board, staring intently. No, they're not study- ing betting sheets; it’s either the Chess Club, or the Strateg- ic and Tactical Gaming Socie- ty. The two clubs, which meet simultaneously under the direction of Mr. William Horne, have a common goal: to learn to analyze a situation and plan a suitable strategy through the use of games. Strategics clubs 77 Ellen Silverman — Editor-in-Chief Activities Gary Drillings Leslie Becker Nora Neshta Ralph Maniscalco Seniors Cathy Dick Lois Rock Doug DeSimone Cathy Sagos KevimMcGowan Sharon Levine Jody Linden Linda Tenner Seth Schwinger Julie Dittmar Randi Scholnick Philip Phlljsse Janice Agnoli Nick Voulgaris Rich Gelber Janet Travis Scott Robin Eilleen Brittain Cynthia Foglia Pete Willard Jon Jacobson Cathy Way Joey Rosenberg Stephen Ginsky ] Karen Frances Business Jeri McCarthy Maureen York John Segedy Janet Gorste I Karen Fricke Gary D. Schmidt Pam Parker Photography David Silber Gwenn Haesler | Debbie Furey Theresa A. Stephens Mindy Rosen David M. Rosenberg Margaret Sweeney Melissa Handwerlc Barbara Goldstein Eileen Bickard Jayne Vianest Sue Anderson Jimmy Tenner Susan Handwerk ! Marilyn Heller Heather Horning Lorraine Johnson Donna DiMarzo Copy Scott Baratz Linda Tenner Genvieve Khouri Michele Fleckenstein Barbara Shea Amy Batterman Cathy Williams Lisa Kreischer Valerie Hack Gwenn Haesler Larry Bodony Kenneth Znack Ann Koumou Doug Lobel Frances Mackey Sharon Levine Vivian D’Angelo Publicity Paul Lauricella Maxine Margolese Richard Makov Lucy Oliva Brian Diamond Judy Sherman Doris Lizza Maureen O’Leary Janet Pennisi Carolyn Pennisi Steve Diamond Julie Badger Eileen Nelson Ilona Vacek Diane Scarola Faculty Al Eriksson Julie Dittmar Roni Petrina Art Linda Scarola Jon Jacobson Sheila Fishman Karen Granirer George Rivera Ed Snowden Linda Tenner Leslie Becker Diana Fordham Sue Handwerk Debbie Rosner Heather Horning Judy Vianest Amy Batterman Rich Gelber Cindy Harris Randi Scholnick Pat Ruggero Denise Vitelli Jim Landy William Heller Marilyn Heller Barbara Shea Maury Zimmerman liene Wolfson John Segedy Jams Kasten Sue Maiers Claudia Tarantelli Chris Zounek Clubs Girls' Sports Kevin Kelly Jon Purnick Pat Thompson Nancy Bozzi Jim Landy Valerie Crown Lori Kessler Joy Rosenzweig Judy Vianest Boys’ Sports John Segedy Frances Harris Mark Kreditor Pat Thompson John Wright Doug Munch Charley DiSalvo Julie Badger Amy Batterman Ellen Crowley Diana Fordham Gerri Lombardi Neil Ludman Denise Vitale Edye Zeig And now, the people whc Ed Snowden, art editor and designer of the COMET t- shirts. Work. work. work. Being editor-in-chief pays off. The Comet Room attracts all kinds. 78 clubs ■S3 The COMET mascot. John Segedy uses an unusual angle to get an interesting picture. The Yearbook sold those orange T-shirts you saw walk- through the halls. “Transfer the cropped picture from the planner to the 3-R layout form. Then type Copy B onto the 3-C copy form in 10 point News Gothic 42 characters across.” Such peculiar instructions may be heard emanating from the Comet Room. Here, the Yearbook staff designs the Yearbook. And the production is indeed as complicated as its terminology. Working through the night be- fore a deadline is common. But it all seems worthwhile when the Year- book comes out. After all. what is the fun of the end of school unless your friends sign your yearbook! clubs 79 ■ . •• ''tt - ■ v ‘ A ■ 'V w? Vv • If3'. II i Reflections on Rich Gelber. bring you the Comet Yearbook .. . A professional photographer gives John Segedy some tips. You remember austerity and all the trou- ble it caused throughout the school. Well, sports were no exception. Of all sports, per- haps football was hardest hit. The team started the season without really being pre- pared for it. The squad displayed a disap- pointing 1-1-6 record, but exhibited a strong thirst for victory. Among the promi- nent players were All-Leaguers Harold Ja- cobs and Steve Kopf. The 1976 Football Team to be led by returning starters Joe DeRose and Gary Kowalski is sure to be a winning team. Let it not be said that the 1975 Football Team was apathetic and thus, had a losing season because it is not so-they tried their best. I thought it was my turn to have the ball now BACK (L-R)— Mr. Grantham. Mr. Meyer. Leo Rojas. Corey Spector, Frank Cerone, Rich Maresco. Joe DeRosa. John Mahon. Pete Bussa, Rich Rivera. Robert Gahan, Steve Kopf. Coach Brown. Mr. Quattrini. MIDDLE (L-R) — Andy Adell, William Dunne. Frank Riccardi. Kevin McAuley. Sean Casey. Mike Saraglio, Steve Ross. Don Nedwick. Joe McDonnell. Danny Sheedy, Ernest Hupfer. FRONT (L-R) — Kevin Hanifan. Mitch Goldberg, Gary Kowal- ski. Steve Solosky. Bob Romeo. Larry Riscica. Nelson Castro, Mario Rabag- lia. Jeff Fenn. I told you not to call the ref a $%' 82 s ports Austerity kicked football off to a bad year FOOTBALL East Meadow Bellmore Kennedy Syosset Farmindale Oceanside Baldwin 6-40 6-33 13-13 6-20 Holy Trinity 0-27 forfeit A power smash into the line. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM- BACK (L-R) — Mr Semis. Greg Ruhs. John Brenton. Mike Rofoliodo. John Casalaspi. Paul Kelly. Mark Polli. Jim Kuziniski, Roger Sukenis, John Bergin. Stu Mink. Kevin Miller. Mr. Mc- Auley. MIDDLE (L-R) — Brian Boschett. Tim O'Mara. Greg Pfieffer. Don Colleluori, Bob Novellano. Steve DeRosa. Frank Heller. Vincent Hunter. John Lanier, Joe Mascerritti. Gary Schweitzer. Bob Venezia. FRONT (L-R) — Michael Torio. Joe Smith. John Sirie. Tom Camplotano. Gary Blancato. Hank Williams, Kevin Sheedy. Bob McAuley. Tom Pound. William Spett- men. sport s 83 What do you mean we’re not allowed on the field!!! Coquettes point up for the Basketball Teair Senior Coquettes smile with pride over their float. Coquettes in formation. Coquettes star in their own production of ‘‘Hair Coquettes of 74-75 will be a tough act to follow. This year the girls practiced as much as three times a week. At first they worked in individual groups, and then when all fell into step, they practiced as a whole. After much diligence, kicks became higher. Under the infallible direction of Mrs. D’Avino and Captain Siobhan McMurray, the Coquettes had one of their greatest seasons. 84 s ports Coquettes get a kick out of the Marching Band. TOP ROW (L-R) — Allison Spettman. Kathy O'Connor. Linda Essex. Lydia Hamm. Donna Hess, Xoach Diana D'Avino. Cathy Bilancia. Asst.. Siobhan McMurray. Capt.. Sue Vacek. Sec.. Susan Hawkins, Jean Carman THIRD ROW (L-R) — Claudia Tarantelli. Marion Breiten. DianeScarola. |Pa{ Ruggere. Kathy Annunziato. Pat Halfpenny. Linda Scarola. Mary Ellen Todd. Kim Drasche. [Charlene Harwood SECOND ROW (L-R) — Terry Sulzinsky. Karen Immerso, Donna Johnson, Ce- jlia Stallone. Eileen Quinn. Doreen Maclay. Donna Doepper. Roseann Ferguson, Cathy Haller. BOTTOM ROW (L-R) — Terry Stephens. Genvieve Kouri, Donna Desmain. Kathy Anglin. Geri jSloane, Gina Garone. Cathy Sagos, Frances Mackey. Laura Cascardo. Amy La Corte. Siobhan McMurray asks for help from above. Our Coquettes: Even better than the Rockettes! � sports 85 Cheers led football players on Three cheers for the cheerleaders! 86 sportS Okay, who stole the ball' A fan up in the air over his team VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-FRONT ROW (L-R) Sandy Tropea. Diane Hess. Pa- trice McGowan. Evelyn Auffant. Co-Captain Marguerite Del Rosso. Maureen Kelly BACK ROW (L-R) Patty DiLallo. Carol Solaski. Jackie Dinaro, Miss Macar- i. Debbie Philcox. Captain Cindy Foglia. Julie Zahn. Not pictured: Joanne O'- Brien. Contrary to popular belief, this year’s cheerleaders were a hard-working group. The girls enjoyed cheerleading and im- planting school spirit in the students. We must appreciate these girls, for they have cheered better than those of most high schools. They try their best, and they have team spirit. j.V. CHEERLEADERS-Captain Gail Nuccio, Co-captain Jeanetta Weik niann. Didi Abaucci. Barbara Cerbone. Roseann Curcio. Carol D'Aquila. Carol Halley, Gail McCormic, Donna Miller. Nancy Smart. Susan Smart. Terry Toto. Janet Yee. Simon Sez, “Put your hands in the air.” Riscica lunges for an extra yard as McAuley looks on. sports 87 Hockey team works for common goa Matt Cardella setting the back line. FRONT (L-R) — Joe Pearson, Jim Ambron. John Mahlstadt. Bill Blanc, Frank Volpe. Jim Beuman. John Ort. BACK (L-R) — Paul Bellacera. Gerald Cassagne. Matt Cardella. Bob Cassagne, Pete Collins. John Catalano. Jim Toth. Rich Hertle, Mike Jaworslawski, Jim Cranmer. Don Gee. Frank Volpe anxiously awaits actio? Opponent W T L Score Chaminade Sachem St. Dominic’s L W L 3-4 2-1 1-2 Seaford W 4-1 St. Mary's L i-4 Plainedge L 1-5 Levittown W vv 5-0 Holy Trinity w 4-3 Holy Trinity Friend's Acad. W.T. Clarke % T 7-0 4-3 2-2 Calhoun L 8-9 Midwood L 6-4 Oceanside W 5-1 Brentwood Massapequa w L 3-2 7-5 St. Mary’s L 1-3 Friend’s Acad. T 2-2 St. Dominic's W 1-0 Seaford T 2-2 Syosset L 4-7 Levittown W 4-C Garden City L 3-1 Plainedge W 6-1 Garden City L 2-3 Chaminade W 9-8 Holy Trinity W 5-1 Sachem w 5-3 Plainedge w 7-5 Long Beach L 2-9 Holy Trinity L 2-7 St. Mary’s L 3-7 88 s ports The North Stars Ice Hockey Team was one of the best teams that Hicksville has ever seen. It showed unity in every aspect of the sport. The players were hard-hitting and aggressive on the ice. Specifically, the pride of the team was the Cassagne brothers. Bob and Gerald. Denis Hauck, and Tom Markstei- ner. The goal tending staff, headed by Bill Alonge. is the best in years. Because the team worked togeth- er for a common goal, they ended the year with a laudable 16-3-16 record. No. that is all wrong!! In a waltz you lead with your left foot. An attempted goal against Hicksville. Hicksville breaking out of their zone. A slide saves John Catalano s shot Tennis — success after success Opponent Score Cold Spring H. North Shore 0 -7 i fO - 7 L Carle Place W 2Vi -4‘ju Island Trees f W Locust Valley W Oyster Bay 5 -2 w Floral Park 5V2 -l' i w Cold Spring H. 0 7 L North Shore 1 -6 L Carle Place 4 -3 5 V2 % 11 2 W Island Trees w Locust Valley 5 -2 w Oyster Bay 6 -1 w Floral Park 6 • 1 w When asked to analyze the 1975 Tennis Team, Rich Makov, a retiring senior said. (we) had a most successful year.” He went on to praise Zed Director. Robyn Sadows- ki, Mark Kreditor and Brian Damm as the team’s most outstanding players. And this praise was justified as Hicksville ended compe- tition with a commendable 9-5 record. This was quite an improvement over the previous year's 0-12 record. Hopefully, next year's team will be unbeatable. BACK (l-R) — Richard Makov. George Menz. Larry Bodony. Steve Grossman. Mark Kreditc, Glenn Goldis. Chad Greenburg, Zed Director. Mr, Muratore FRONT (L-R) — Lee McGunmgleji Schwartz. Brian Damm. Robyn Sadowski. Joe Leach. Don Ziegler. Tension mounts as Mark Kreditor and Steve Grossman pairoff 90 s ports Marianne Caton doesn’t seem thrilled about the score. Austerity slowed the birdie’s flight FRONT-BACK (L) — Jody Niederkorn, Cathy Williams. Pat Stuhlmuller, Miss Franke CEN- TER (L-R) — Shari Hinden. Jean Olsen FRONT-BACK-(R) Jill Watson. Helen Martignette. Sue Schuler. Mary Anne Caton. Not pictured: Lauren Langbehn. Badminton, anyone? Opponent Score W L T Manhasset 0-7 L Massapequa 0-7 L Oyster Bay 0-7 L Great Neck N. 0-7 L Westbury 2-5 L Roslyn 2-5 L Port Washington 0-7 L Levittown D. 0-7 L Great Neck S. 4-3 W No practice for three weeks. No budget- no badminton. Team tryouts indefinitely postponed. This is evidence of how the aus- terity budget affected the Badminton Team. However, once the girls were able to prac- tice, the team made tremendous improve- ments and ended with a win. Miss Franke gave the girls the confidence they needed. sports 91 “Winning is not everything 1 1 Carol Neunzig levels sand. Eileen Bickard goes up and over. ck and Field fl A Bethpage Farmingdale Lawrence Uniondale Locust Valley Berner Garden City 13-81-21 W L T W L L L L 92 sports Wow! Feel those muscles stretch! A member of the Comet Yearbook staff interviewed the Track Team, and here are the results of the interview. “Winning is not everything but wanting to win is everything.” “Great spirit and great friendship made us a happy family, but lack of ability made for a rough season.” “Through the stupendous coaching of Mrs. Moulton and our own diligence, we began to run faster and jump higher.” “Thanks to M. Ashner and H. Johnson.” Through the tender loving care of Harold Johnson and Marty Aschner, the girls survived the season. FRONT (L-R) _ Cheryl Wulforst, Barbara Searle. Alison Cahalan, Eileen McCarthy, Linda Pam Kaufman jumped highest. Tromsdorff, Maureen Burch. Carol Neunzig, Erin O'Connell. BACK (L-R) — Harold Johnson. Stephanie Sadies. Pat Brennan. Pam Kaufman. Kathy Patterson. Sharon Patterson. Mrs. Moulton, Eileen Bickard. Debbie Cahill. Nancy Vorke. Pam Swaim. Marty Aschner. sports 93 Cross Country Team ran up a sweat The start, practiced by three prospective racers. Chris Woodcheck struggles with one last effort before crossing the finis line. 94 sports Howard Hellinger. the “permanent smile. battles to keep-, with the rest of the pack. The 1975 Cross Country team got a late start due to the fact that the dis- trict was on an austerity budget. The team had little opportunity to practice and as a result, lost all its pre-season meets. Their defeats did not stop them, however. Their hard work plus the able coaching of Mr. Bob Hilsky helped them end the year with a 3-0-5 record. Jim Morrison strains for the finish line. Opponent W L Score Plainedge L 29-27 Syosset L 47-17 Farmmgdale W 23-34 Carle Place L 30-24 Herricks W 15-50 McArthur W 17-49 Beth page L 47-17 Pete Logan battles for position with two opposition runners. Tom Coppola trying to overtake the lead. Charles Swenson and Pat Quinn come up with a fin ishing kick. sports 95 ' ■ Field Hockey was one of H.H.S.'s most successful teams. Coached by Miss Feuerstein and managed by Diana For- dam. the girls defeated Carle Place, league champs of the previous year. Because of the team members’ untiring energy, they fin- ished the Field Hockey season with an outstanding 6-2-1 record. And they're off1 Making friends-Mary McGowan and Nancy Oates. The girls take a well-deserved break Looking alert-Laura Tricarico Janet Travis. Lynne Fordham takes careful aim at the ba11 96 sports Field Hockey players stick to success Whose feet are these? f 0NT (L-R) _ Louise Zimmer. Linda Mobilio. Fran Mauro. Kathy Mize. Mary McGowan. Jeanne Heidi Shikowitz plays the fearless goalie. p so. Gerry DiLorenzo. JoAnn Fundus. MIDDLE (L-R) — Lori 0 Neill. Patti Caesar. Sue Gates, (Tammy Graham. Donna Hill. Patti DiPaola. BACK (L-R) — Carol Whaley. Laura Tncarico. Janet $. Claudia Weikman. Kathy Way. Lynne Fordham. Diana Fordham. Not Piet jred: Donna Mob i 3 Nancy Oates. Nancy Harmen. Heidi Shikowitz. Mary McGowan. Betty Voorhies. Sue Schmid. McCarthy. sports 97 Missed by a single point The Varsity Soccer team, under the able coaching of Mr. Harry Renn. finished the year with a 6-3-6 record. They lost a full two weeks of practice due to austerity and con- sequently lost 3 of their first 4 games. How- ever, they bounced back to win 5 of the last 8 games and missed the league playoffs by a single point. In addition. Captains Frank Nobile and Andy Garger earned All-Division honors for Hicksville. Frank Nobile, Howie Schwartz and Dan Pepi all helped make the season what it was. An attemptedgoa I Varsity Soccer Team Front (L R) — Laurence Dalfino, Phil Gramaglia. Tom Denien. Andy Gar- ger. Pete Keneryie. Charlie Levine. George Fitzgibbon. Back (L-R) — Frank Smith. Andy Noirjean. Danny Newton. John Schiefer. John Mulligan. John Wayte. Wayne DeBello. Craig Wohl, Mr. Renn. SCHEDULE Opponent MacArthur Clark Syosset Levittown Division Port Washington Farmingdale Plainedge Beth page MacArthur Syosset Levittown Division Port Washington Farmingdale Plainedge Bethpage W T L Score T 2-2 L 0-2 t 0-3 0-2 L 0-2 W 2-0 vT 3-1 w 3-0 ; 0-1 N 2-1 W 2-1 L 2-3 T 1-1 W 5-0 j 2-2 98 s ports Balloon poppers got candy! Varsity J.V. Opponent Score WL T Score W L T Manhasset 1067-1411 L 718-908 L Carle Place 1100-1114 L 828-672 W Oyster Bay 1118-890 W 779-612 W Westbury 1251-548 W 563-108 w Herricks 1285-1446 L Baldwin 1322-1179 W 556-669 L Berner 1162-1047 w 181-790 L TOP ROW (L-R) — Tom Kamermayer. Susan Schuler. Helen Martignette. Pat Stuhlmuller. Joan Olsen. Susan Schmid. BOTTOM ROW (L-R) — Cathy Williams. Marianne Caton. Judy Greco. Jill Watson. Shari Hinden. NOT PICTURED: Fred Bur- mann. Archery, the only co-ed team in the school, finished last year's season with a 3-3 record. Coach Franke used her ingenuity to make the team improve by putting balloons on the target and giving out candy to those who could pop them. Both Coach Franke and the team were satis- fied with the team’s results. Gail Fallon was the sole twirler in Hicksville High to perform with the Marching Band. Never- theless. she was very dedicated and managed the twirling stunts well by herself. Wrestling — 4 in a row! Opponent Score Island Trees 18-34 MacArthur 17-36 North Shore 20-30 Port Washington 27-18 Great Neck North 22-20 Syosset 31-22 Bethpage 39- 9 Plainedge 14-26 Locust Valley 24-36 Pete Willard waiting for an opening. Varsity Wrestling Team FRONT (L-R) — Pete Webb. John Pacifico. Roger Sokenis. Al Auffant. Andy Edell. Pete Willard. Jim Culbertson. Frank Cerone. BACK (L R) — Carey Samowitz. Neil Hardin. John Leo, Brian Damm. Bill Stepkowski. John Sauerland. Bill Kennedy. Victory for John Sa 100 s ports After a slow start, the 1975 Wrestling team got rolling. Hicksville beat Port Wash- ington. Great Neck North. Syosset and Beth- page in succession. The team showed unu- sual maturity and composure both on and off the mat. They, as a whole.performed well. Individual records were held by Pete Willard. Andy Edell and John Sauerland. Most of the 1975 Wrestling Team will be returning next year. Coaches Steve Tomani and Vinnie Cordaro are predicting a cham- pionship season for 1976. AlAuffant applying pressure with a half-nelson. Junior Varsity Wrestling Team FRONT (L-R) — Tim Meagher. Rich Marcantomo. Marty Byrnes. Jim Gould. Corey Seeley. Pete Harvey. Patrick Bennett. Robert Baer. BACK (L-R) — Robert Goban. Mike-Hines. Mike Lorio. Nelson Castro. Jim Kosinski. Henry Charles. Scott Hirsch. Tom Reilly. John Chepak. Willard’s opponent having second thoughts. J sports 101 An arabesque thinker? J.V., FRONT-BACK (L) — Carol Deacy. Lori O'Neill. Peggy Sticco. CENTER — Miss Feuersd FRONT-BACK (R) — Wendy Bashan. Joanne Russo, Donna Carter. Volleyball Opponent Varsity J.V. Jericho 2-1 W 2-0 W Glen Cove 2-0 W 2-0 w Wheatley 2-0 W 2-1 w Long Beach 2-0 W 2-0 w North Shore 2-0 W 2-0 w Cold Spring H. 1-2 L 2-0 w Kennedy 2-0 W Port Washington 2-1 W Locust Valley 2-0 W Diana Fordham is set for the ball. “Hit by hit, let’s go!” cried Coach Hanks persistently while Lori O'Neil waved her good luck hat, and the 1974 girls’ volleyball season began. And it was an extremely suc- cessful season at that. The Varsity team, led by Captains Darlene Wright and Kathy Way. finished heir 8-1-0 season in the League II Championships. The J.V., led by their new coach, Miss Feuerstein, also ended with a remarkable 7-0-0 recrod. Both Mrs. Hanks and Miss Feuerstein have great hopes for next year’s teams too. Just another day on the volleyball court! 102 s ports I Herricks defeated the Hicksville junior varsity, 15-9. 15-6. to win the [League II volleyball championship yesterday. Hicksville’s varsity had the Ismall-very small-consolation of having won the Nassau County volleyball tournament, which was held over Christmas vacation The coaches were notified of this at a meeting in the beginning of the ear. but apparently it didn't sink in, said Pat Thomason, the high school ijgirls' division president. “So, many of the girls entered the tournament on 'theirown. without the coaches’ knowledge.” Itis now a rule that players can’t play in non-school contests duringthe I season.” said Burfeindt. “It’s in the book (the NYSPHS AA Handbook) as plain as day, so the protest was upheld and every girl in the tournament disqualified.” Well. I think it’s downright unfair, especially since the girls who played were unaware that the rule had been changed.” said Barbara Feuerstein. PneHicksville assistant coach . . What do I think about Section 8? said Janet Travis, one of the side- lined Hicksville varsity. “I think they should be there to help us. and pro- mote girls’ sports, not penalize us for getting into volleyball and enjoying r I Copyright. 1975. Newsday Inc.. Reprinted by permission VARSITY VOLLEYBALL-LEFT COLUMN (F-B) Luanne Ridaze. Lynn Fordham. Chris Gietschier. Janet Travis. CENTER (L-R) Kathy Way. Miss Hanks. Darlene Wright. RIGHT COLUMN (F-B) Robyn Sadowski, Laura Tricarico, Diana For- dham. Erin O'Connell. Hey! Where did the ball go! Volleyball’s net score is 8-1 . sports 103 Looks like a strike!!!! Taking a star ball Mona Dastin and the bowling alley become one. Opponent Port Washington Herricks Great Neck South Manhasset Great Neck North Westbury Herricks Great Neck North Manhasset Port Washington Bowling Varsity J.V. Score W L T Score W L T 2-2 T 4-0 W 4-0 W 4-0 w 4-0 W 4-0 w 3-1 W 4-0 w 3-1 W 4-0 w 3-1 W 3-1 A A w 3-1 0-4 W 1 4-0 L T 1 4-0 W 1-3 L 1-3 L 4-0 w 2-2 T 3l 2 W The Girls’ Bowling Team ended with more than a suc- cessful season. All of them became close friends. An im- mense feeling of team spirit was shared by all. Each girl’s performance was for the team and not for herself. The girls also said (hat Mrs. Moulton was a great cheerleader, critic, and coach. When asked why they joined the team, one girl replied. ‘We get to bowl free games. No, in all sincerity, it is the best way to improve our games, and all of us love to bowl.” The Boys’ Bowling Team finished its season withar admirable 9-5 record. On the whole, the team per- formed well throughout the year. The team was direct ed by Mr. Ed Metezdolf, an accomplished bowler. He gave the team many important tips on bowling whict helped them to achieve their numerous victories. ■ 104 sports BOTTOM ROW — A. Cahalan, P. Dipaola, R. Fetz, M. Dastin, MIDDLE — Mrs. iloulton. B. Searle. P. Mangan, T. Maure, L. Pinkham, TOP — D. Weinstein, J. )anielson. K. McManus. NOT PICT. — S. Sadies. Opponent W L Scor Syosset W 3-0 Island Trees W 2-1 Plainedge L 0-3 Clarke W 2-1 Bethpage w 2-1 MacArthur L 1-2 Levittown Division W 3-0 Syosset w 3-0 Island Trees L 1-2 Plainedge L 1-2 Clarke L 1-2 Bethpage W 3-0 MacArthur L 1-2 Levittown Division W 2-1 Pat Mangan tells us. One pin left to go. Strike one upforour bowling teams. sports 105 The 1975 Basketball Comets showed a vast improvement over the previous year’s team. The 1975 squad, having 8 returning lettermen from the previous year, exhibited great poise and extreme self-confidence. This poise and self-confidence was exempli- fied in the first Syosset game, as the Com- mets won a seesaw game from a tough opponent. Next season with 7 out of 12 players re- turning. including starters Chuck Gods- mark and Ron Szabo. plus several fine J.V. prospects, promises to bring a strong and exciting team to Hicksville. Gary Goldberg leading Hicksville’s offensive surge Steve Kopf taps ball to a waiting Mike Robilotto 106 s ports Experience made the difference Gary Goldberg taps ball to his waiting teammate. Ron Szabo shoots over Jim Graziano as Steve Kopf awaits the rebound. uck Godsmark lines up the shot. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-FRONT (L-R) — Andy Daniels. Ray Cesare. Billy Schwartz. Bob McAuley. Tom Pirrung. Brian Boschert. Greg Walsh. BACK (L-R) — Mr. Hogan. Tom Tabosky. Craig Ruhs. Kevin Miller. Scott Lafferty. Rick Reul. Tony Colamussi. Keith Rossi. sports 107 “Everyone gives 110%.” And now the time has come to thank our coaches For this great season. We hope that you are proud Of all of us for this reason. We had so many laughs. It’s hard to face that it’s all over. But memories will last us forever. Sure it was hard, we do not doubt. We sweat a lot and gave a shout. Let's go, let’s go and win the game. The whistle blew our victories That brought us trophies. Lori O'Neil looks to pass the ball safely. Varsity J.V. Opponent Score W L T Score W L T Malverne(N.L.) 56-53 W 17-49 L East Rockaway (N.L.) 69-34 W 27-40 L Sewanhaka (N.L.) 38-34 W 37-27 w Herricks (L.) 60-33 W 51-18 w Kennedy-Bellmore (N.L.) 55-29 w Port Washington (L.) 55-33 w 40-30 w TOP ROW — Carol Whaley. Anna Kokoris, Alice Hauser. Laura Tricarico, Anne Drake. Jennifer Porter, Cheryl Wulforst, MIDDLE ROW — Janet Travis. Peggy Sticco. Wendy Bashan. Sharon Patterson. Betty Voorhies. Marie Murphy. Joanne Russo. BOTTOM ROW — Lori O'Neil. Roby'1 Sadowski, Diana Fordham. Lynn Fordham. Erin O'Connell. Chris Gietschier. NOT PIC. - Allison Cahalan. Gail Fallon. Donna Carter. 108 sports 1 Looks like Hicksvilles going to score again! 1975’s Basketball Team cheered themselves on to victory. The team has also judged themselves impartially. “Everyone gives 110%. and our results show this effort.” Wendy Bashan and Anne Drake were hurt, yet they still par- ticipated. for example. The people responsible for the girls’ success were Miss James. Mrs. Hanks, and Sue Haverly. Carol Whaley starts off the game with a jump ball. Alice Hauser grows for our basketball games! Girls look on as Sue Haverly plans team strategy. sports 109 The Softball Team was led on to victo- ries by pitcher Chris Gietschier and bat- ters Laura Tricaico and Janet Travis among other fine team members. And the talent of the players becomes evident when their season record is analyzed. Not only did the team win. but they won by large margins. The next ball I just have to catch And it's a slide into second! Laura Tricarico — a southpaw upatba' Robyn Sadowski hits a run. The coach paces the bench in anxiety 110 sports Win After Win After Win Chris Gietschier winds up for a fast pitch. Diana Fordham is ready and waiting. Opponent Plainedge Long Beach Locust Valley North Shore Beth page Oyster Bay Glen Cove Seaford m Score W L 23-2 8- 3 18- 4 15-6 9- 3 22-10 6-11 19- 0 w w w w w w L w TOP ROW (L-R) Lynn Fordham, Diana Fordham. Coach Nancy James. Kathy Way. Laura Tricarico. Jane Danielson. Elaine Pound. Diane Muller BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Carol Neunzig. Chris Gietschier. Janet Travis. Terry Maruo. Erin O'Connell. NOT PIC: Robyn Sadowski. sports 111 Tennis serves competition. Forty girls tried out for the Girls’ Ten- nis Team, but only fifteen could make it. What competition! The girls volleyed and competed against each other two hours every day. including some weekends. And when the battle on the tennis courts began against other schools, the girls found themselves playing better than they expected. Cathy Dick shows us her Billy Jean King serve} TOP ROW (L-R) Cindy Harris. Karen Granirer, Eileen McCarthy. Sandy Tro- pea. Lucy Oliva. Coach Moulton. BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Michele Lax. Cathy Haller. Cathy Caros. Cathy Sagos. NOT PIC. Donna Lerner. Cathy Dick. Heidi Shikowitz. Karen Granirer and Cindy Harris practiced every day during the tennis season. 112 sports Lacrosse An attempted goal for Hicksville. sports 113 Modern Dance Is Creativity Stephanie Dircks dares you to try this! The most unknown and mystical aspect of girls sports —Modern Dance. A typical Modern Dance practice began with floor exercises, followed by creative dancing, whose purpose was to discover dif- ferent positions and body movements. Individual interpretations in Modern Dance 114 sports ’74-75 has not been a dull year, with the threat of no sports because of Austerity and the lack of a floor in the Boys' Gym. However, sports began to pick up. and we had more sports than ever before. Both boys and girls Swim Teams were organized. Our own Volleyball team was written up in Newsday. and the Boys’ Basketball Team came in a solid second in their league. Yes. “This was a very good year.” sports 115 Art ............ A-V Coordinator Board of Education Business.......... District Administration English .......... Foreign Language Guidance Guidance Secretaries Health ......... History ........ Home Economics Human Relations Industrial Arts Librarians ..... Mathematics . . Music .......... Nurse-Teachers Physical Education Psychologist ..... School Administration Science......... Special Teacher 118 faculty ■ School Administration “People are the common denominator of progress. So ... no improvement is possible with unimproved people, and advance is certain when people are liberated and edu- cated. It would be wrong to dismiss the im- portance of roads, railroads, power plants, mills, and the other familiar furniture of economic development . . But we are com- ing to realize .. . that there is a certain ste- rility in economic monuments that stand alone in a sea of illiteracy. Conquest of illit- eracy comes first.” — John Kenneth Galbraith Mr. Raymond Rusch Principal Mr. Robert Passamenti Ass’t Principal 0) O 75 Mr. Chester Jaworski Ass’t Principal Mr. Lawrence Olvany Ass’t Principal faculty 119 District Administration Common scene at an administrative meeting. Dr. Jerome Niosi Superintendent Mr. Robert Pirrung President Mrs. Iris Wolfson Vice-president Mr. Thomas Nagle Secretary Mr. William Bruno Mr. Daniel Arena Mr. John Lari Mr. Cornelius McCormack faculty 121 English Mr. George Higginson English X Mr. Lawrence LaMarca English X Mrs. Carola Gouse English X Mrs. Anne Sanderson English X Mr. Melvin Alboum English X Mr. Joseph Crucilla English X, Thespians 122 faculty Miss Marie Saunders English X, F.T.A. “Books, like men their authors, have no more than one way of coming into the world, but there are ten thousand to go out of it, and return no more.” —Jonathan Swift Miss Elizabeth Daley English XI Mr. Gerald Shanley English XI faculty 123 Mr. Lawrence Redican English XII, Drama Mr. Thomas Bannon English XII li Mr. Jack Kearns Dept. Chairman, English X.XI.XII 124 faculty Mr. Frank Bohl English XI 1 Mr. Kenneth Graiser English XII faculty 125 Mathematics Mr. Frank Cunningham Dept. Chairman. Math XII Mr. Stewart Haviland Math X Mr. Aloysius Rienzo Math X. XII, U.M.M.X Mrs. Gloria Reed Math X. Algebra 126 faculty “There is no royal road to geometry.” — Euclid Mrs. Karen Warner Dr. Basil Warner Math, Algebra Math X, XI Mr. Otto Taray Algebra faculty 127 Business 1 Mr. Michael Bunting Data Pro., Bus. Mach. Mr. Murray Goldstein Rec. Mr. Francis Brown Dept. Chairman, Acc. A.B Mrs. Helen Cohen Typing Mrs. Ruth Weiss S.H. 1,2, Typing Mr. Richard Austin D.E. 1, D.E.2 Mr. Forrest Under ! Sec. Pract., S.H. I 128 faculty Miss Nancy Macari Per. S.H., Cheerleaders Mr. David Green Bk. I, Acc. A B faculty 129 History Mr. Kenneth McGinniss Dept. Chairman, Student Gov't, Government Mr. Robert Zaleski World History Mr. John Pitrelli A.P. Amer. History. World History Mr. August Alfieri Amer. History 130 faculty “The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles.’’ — Karl Marx Mr. Raymond McDonough Economics, Con. Ed. Mr. Robert Sklarz Amer. History faculty 131 Mr. Nicholas Muratore Sociology 132 faculty Mr. Leonard Goldberg World History Mr. Leo Kanawada Soph. Class Advisor, Amer. History, World History Mr. Anthony Cali Sociology Mr. Jerome Smith Amer. History faculty 133 Mrs. Pauline Jonason Dept. Rep., Crafts, D P Art “O young artist, you search tor a subject — everything is a subject. Your subject is your- self, your impressions, your emotions in the presence of nature.” — Eugene Delacroix Mr. Richard Ericson Acrylics, Studio Art. Mrs. Beatrice McNanie Ceramics, Sculpture Miss Lynn Breining Studio Art. Water Colors 134 faculty Mr. J. David Abt S.W.E., Stage Band “Many excellent writers, very many paint- ers, and most musicians are so tedious on any subject but their own.” — Arthur Symons Mr. Charles Arnold Soph. Girls Chorus, Madrigals.Chorale, Theory I Mr. Thomas Buttice Orchestra, Tri-M, Theory I Mr. Donald Larsen Music Today, Concert Band, Marching Comets faculty 135 Mr. Steven Goldstein Voice, Jr.-Sr. Girls Chorus, Soph Mixed Chorus, Theory II I never forget a face, but ... in your case I’ll make an exception.” — Groucho Marx Foreign Language Mr. Samuel Goldberg Dept. Chairman. Latin I. II. Latin Club 138 f acuity Mr. Max Batista Spanish II, Interact Club Dr. Rita Altobelli French I, IV; Italian, French Club faculty 139 Physical Education Miss Nancy James Miss Arlene Resnick 140 faculty Miss Gloria Franke Dept. Rep.. Badminton. Archery Mrs. Mary Hanks faculty 141 Home Economics Miss Kathleen Lawlor Miss Mary Neal r Miss Dorothy Huskiewicz Mr. Eugene Lovette Pre-Law Club Health 142 faculty Industrial Arts Mr. Francis Ganley Gen. Met.. Dept. Chairman Mr. Michael Galante Gen. Wood, Mechanical Drawing Mr. Grattan Dockrell Adv. Gen. Wood Mr. William Ellsworth Mechanical Drawing Mr. Saul Fialkoff Gen. Adv. Printing, Gen. Met. Mr. Myron Leslie Gen. Prim. Elect. faculty 143 Science Mr. Herbert Rosen Physics Mr. Maynard Munch Physics, Director of Student Activities Mr. Jack Cohen Physics, App. Physics Mrs. Edith Wolloch Biology. Chemistry — - Mr. Louis Safina App. Chemistry. Biology 144 faculty Mr. Charles Ferri A.P. Chemistry, Chemistry Mr. Elliot Paisner Chemistry, Senior Class Advisor Mr. Louis Schechtman Chemistry Mr. Joseph Ryan Applied Chemistry, Chemistry “The whole of science is nothing more than a refinement of everyday thinking.’’ — Albert Einstein Mr. Anthony Sanfrantello Rel. Math faculty 145 Miss Barbara Kosko App. Chemistry. Chemistry Mr. Vahan Avedesian Chemistry. App. Chemistry 146 faculty Mr. James Wellon Physics, Oceanography Mr. Harvey Goldstein Biology, App. Biology Mr. Raymond Burckley Dept. Chairman, Biology Mr. Angelo Lupis Biology, App. Biology Mr. Patrick Carpenter Biology, App. Biology faculty 147 Nurse-Teachers Mrs. Margaret Burns, Mrs. Charlotte Krumm. Mrs. Barbara Walling. Library Staff Mr. Arnold Sparr Audio-Visual Coordinator 48 taculty Guidance Secretaries Wrs. Adela Wilson, Mrs. Claire Powell, Mrs. Miriam Zanville, Mrs. Terry Collins, Ars.Rosemary Farrington. Human Relations faculty 149 Guidance Mr. Louis Plochocki Mr. Robert French Dept. Chairman Mrs. Adele Rinaldi 150 f acuity Miss Marilyn Groff Mr. Sheldon Lieber Mrs. Selma Notov Mr. Kenneth Loftus facuty 151 miii!? Valedictorian Salutatorian Ellen Silverman Barbara Shea Top Fifty Ellen Silverman Barbara Shea Darlene Wright Arthur Pennesi Monique Landrein Gary Goldberg George Brady Ruth Kochman Janet Travis Richard Lari Michael Pakaluk Theresa Stephens Cathy Dick Laurence Dalfino Pamela Parker Mark Rudoff Randi Scholnick John Gallart Claudia Tarantelli Lee Shulman Debra Klucknik Kenneth Romeo Ronny Petrina Regina Cosentino Drew Collins Glenn Connolly Geri Lombardi Gary Schmidt William Kennedy Beth Burstein Charles Swenson Eileen Brittain Michael Cook Carolyn Pennisi Judith Sherman Ilona Vacek Eileen Nelson Mary Daly Lynne Rosenzweig Michael Fitzgerald Lorraine Rhodas James Lupski Sheila Fishman Jay Vasen Patricia Sherwood Lisa Kott Lee Samowitz Amy Batterman Thomas Garger Richard Gill 154 seniors New York State Regents Scholarships Winners John Arbucci Lawrence Bodony George Brady Eileen Brittain Beth Burstein Drew Collins Glenn Connolly Michael Cook Timothy Croan Leonard Dalfino Mary Daly Karen Farley Sheila Fishman John Gallart Thomas Garger Richard Gill Gary Goldberg Susan Handwerk Marilyn Heller Geoffrey Hoderath Heather Horning William Kennedy Richard Lari Douglas Lobel Neil Ludman Greg Mastriacovo George Menz Charles Muller John Mulligan Paul Nathan Michael Pakaluk Pamela Parker Arthur Pennesi Kenneth Romeo Robert Romeo David Rosenberg Richard Rosenblatt Mark Rudoff Lee Samowitz Gary Schmidt Randi Scholnick John Segedy Barbara Shea Patricia Sherwood Lee Shulman Ellen Silverman Robert Silverman Edward Smith Theresa Stephens Nancy Stiehler Charles Swenson Claudia Tarantelli Janet Travis Robert Turner Robert Wannen Peter Willard Jay Yasen Charles Yovino Robert Zubaly Alternates Gerard Allen Thomas Bansbach Maureen Blackman Catherine Boyle Vincent Collazo Laurence Dalfino Dorothy D’amico Vivian D'angelo Christina Darnowski Patti Dipaola Michael Durschlag Caroline Ejchler Aran Eisenstat Maureen Foley Dan Gelber Janet Gorst Cynthia Green Gwenn Haesler Diane Harvey Jeffrey Hearns Lisa Kreischer Paul Lauricella Randolph Liban Patricia Looney James Lupski Richard Makov John McCann Eileen McCarthy Douglas Munch Eileen Nelson Mary O’Leary Lucia Oliva Terence O'Mara Susan Peter Ronny Petrina Lorraine Rhodas Lynne Rosenzweig Daniel Schmidt Judith Sherman Robert Soloway Kim Taddonis Patricia Thompson Mark Trommsdorff John Wall Robin Weiss Darlene Wright Nursing Scholarships Diane Harvey Eileen McCarthy Susan Peter National Merit Scholarship Competition Finalists John Arbucci Drew Collins Gary Goldberg Mark Rudoff Charles Swenson Commended Beth Burstein Susan Handwerk Stephen Kohut Richard Lari Neil Ludman Paul Nathan Mary O'Leary Michael Pakaluk Lorraine Rhodas Robert Romeo Gary Schmidt Barbara Shea Lee Shulman Ellen Silverman Robert Silverman Nancy Stiehler Janet Travis a monique abbate janice agnoli gerard alien marion ackerman robert affrunti scott albach bob albert abbate, monique bowling 2,3.4. ackerman, marian (wolfie) v.i.c.a. president 4 agnoli, janice volleyball intra 2.3,4; ski club 234 basketball intra 2.3,4. albert, bob audio visual 2.3,4; ski club 2. variety34 musical 3.4; sr. play 2,3.4; thespian 4; mixed chorus alien, gerry everybody complains about theweatt er, but no one does anything about it’'; ski club2, 4; golf 2.3,4; concert band 2.3: march band 3. alster, susan german club 2; march band 3; archer, O althoff. susan basketball 2; softball 2. ambron, james ice hockey 2,3,4. ambrosino, terry Spanish club 3; future homemak- ers 2; homecoming 2.3,4; ski club 2; intra softball volleyball 2. ames, Calvin (butch) ski club 2; thespian 3.4; mix chor. 2; chorale 3.4; community chor. annenberg, steven ski club; stud, govt; sym winded. antonelli, james ski club 2.3.4 stud govt 2.34 1 homecoming 3.4; sr. ball comm 4; hockey 2,3.4. anuszewski, alfred v football: v basketball: v la- crosse ' anzalone, susan (munchkm) “if you find a prune ' eat it ; variety 2,3.4; sr. play 2.3.4; faculty mubu- 3; thespian 3.4; stud govt 3.4; basketball; volleyba 2. arbucci, john thespian 3.4; stud govt 2.3; newspa- per 4; latin club 4; all county chor 3: variety 2.3,4;sr play 2.4; musical 2,3,4; mixed chor 2; chorale 3. madrigal 4. arena, daniel v basketball 2.4; v wrestling 3.4; jvla- crosse 2; sr play 3.4; variety 3.4 james alien susan alster 156 senior This is the sorriest excuse I ever heard imagine being run down by a moose. Susan althoff jamesambron theresa ambrosino Calvin ames donald anderson Steven annenberg alfred anuszewski susan anzalone john arbucci markarbucci daniel arena s T senior 157 ab martha argento donna balogh martin aschner thomas bansbach c £ Q) O Q -° ro s o n E O H- CQ O 158 senior b jjchner, martin there is no halting place at this Wlflt we have now reached a point in the journey J ere there can be no pause, we must go on ; ger- m club 2; varsity track 2.3.4; ass’t coach girls ity track 3.4: enas, harry (ko-ko) let's get a brew . [jdffint, evelyn (chicky) ski club; junior prom ommittee; wrestling club 3.4: cheerleader 4: co- ettes 2.3; modern dance 2,3. Ibanibach. thomas thespian society; symphonic .nd ensemble; varsity tennis 2; variety 3.4; sr. play p4: musical 2.3.4; fac. show. Mrker, daniel soccer 2.3.4; chorale 3.4. Darranco, Joseph varsity track. barry, sue soph hop comm: jr. prom comm; sr. ball comm: ski club 2.3.4; variety show 2. sr. play 4; soph mixed chor. 2; girls’ chor. 3; jchorale 4; cheer- ' 3: Intra volleyball. bart, palma soph, hop comm. 2; jr. prom comm.; sr. bail comm.; ski club 2,3. homecoming comm. 2.3. 4: cheerleader 2, capt. jv v 3. barton, jo-ann (peanut) anything more than a mouthful is wasted. ; homecoming 3; newspaper 2, 3.4; ski club 2,3,4; yrbk. 2.3.4; daisy chain 3; sr. prom comm.; jr. prom comm.; stud. govt. 2.3; intra volleyball 2,3.4: intra bowling 2.3.4; mtra basketball 2,3.4. mary barry suzanne barry palma bart bartow. mary jr. prom comm.; volleyball 2.3; tennis 3. batterman, amy all evil vanishes from the child with the sun in her heart. ; nat honor soc. 3.4; stud, govt. 2.4; pre-med club 2.4: span, club 4: sr. play 2. 4;variety 2.4; musical 4; coquettes 2; orch. 2,4. bauer. barbara tennis 2; soph, hop comm.; jr. prom comm.: sr. ball comm.; volleyball 2; homecoming 2. 3.4. gigi bartell jo-ann barton mary bartow mark basso amy batterman barbara bauer senior 159 i james bauman ronald beauman iris bebergal kathleen begersen patricia belfiore ronald bellan andrew beller stella benitez james bennett bauman, james hockey 4. beauman, ronald jv baseball 2. bebergal, iris yrbk. 2; ecology club sec. 3 Spanish club 2. bellan, ronald variety 3.4: sr. play 3: musicals nat honor soc. 3,4; thespian; intra softball 3 benitez, stella ‘follow your dream. : nat. hon- or soc. 3.4. bennett, james when life itself seems lunatic, who knows where madness lies? perhaps to be too practical is madness, to surrender dreamsa this may be madness, too much sanity may Me madness, and maddest of all, to see life as itfe and not as it should be. : tri-m 3.4; thespian j, I 3. pres. 4; stud. govt. 2: newspaper 3; madr! gals 3. 4: chorale 3.4; variety 2,3.4; sr. play 2.3; 4, musical 2,3.4. berlage, karen (tubs) live for today for you don 't know what tomorrow will bring ; ski club 2.3,4; thespian 4; innash dance 2,3.4; stud govt. 3; jr prom comm 3; sr ball comm 4; mus-J ical 2,3.4; sr play 3.4; variety 3.4; floats 3.4 chor 2.3.4; guidance. bialick, amy fta; stamp club; volleyball 2. biondolillo, louis sr ball comm 4; jr prom comm 3. blackman. maureen nat honor soc 2.3; ecolo-4 gy club 2.3: badminton 2; bowling 2.3; musical 4; variety 4; sr play 4. blanc, bill |v soccer 2.3; ice hockey 4. blittman, bill everyone is to oneself, but i noone is an island ; german club 2; interacts [ ecology club 4. bloom, debbie ski club 2.3; variety 2,3.4; sr j play 2.3.4; musical 2.3; stud govt. 3,4; thespi- an 2,3,4; chorus 2.3. bodobito, lin friends of all ages have contrib- uted enormously to my happiness ; ski club3: softball 2.3. bodony, larry yrbk 3: math team 2.3: bridge J club director 3. pres 4: bicycle club vp 4; ten- I nis 2,3,4. f bonarrigo. catherin nat honor soc: tri-m: bowl- r ing 2.4 160 senior I b amy bialick karen berlage louis biondolillo maureen blackman barbara blair william blanc senior 161 arthur bloch debbie bloom linda bodolato Get that car out of here! filiam blittman Another Saturday night and I ain’t got nobody. diane boylan catherin boyle john boyle nancy bozzi elizabeth bracco douglasbra 162 senior Dorman, john intra softball; intra basketball, oosco, cindy volleyball; track. bosse, janice (jb) “don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today because if you like it you can al- ways do it again tomorrow. ; nat. honor soc. 3.4. soyens, edward soph, mixed chor. boyle. cathie 'you won’t have richard nixon to kick 3round anymore nat. honor soc.; stud. govt. 2.3. Doard rep 4 chorale 4; madrigals 4; soph, mixed chor.; pre-law 4: ski club; newspaper; variety 2.3.4. • bozzi, nancy (nanc) live each day as it comes to its fullest extent. ski club 3. sales manager 4; it. club U bracco. liz homecoming comm. 2.3.4; yrbk. 2; soph, hop comm.; ski club 2.4; sr. ball comm : jv ■cheer leader 2; v cheerleader 3; intra volleyball 2.3. brady,george stud. govt. 2; nat. honor soc. 3,4. brady, patricia ski club; soph, hop comm ; jv cheer- feader 2; v cheerleader 3. bravico, frank homecoming comm.; v football; v (across; math team. breitfeller, kathleen ski club; homecoming comm soph, hop comm. george brady patricia brady daniel brandt brennan. matthew v swim team 2.3: jv baseball 2; v Paseba 114; ski club 2.3,4. frank bravico kathleen breitfeller mathew brennan bress, Stephen v bowling 2.3.4. brinker, gerard baseball; track. Stephen bress frank briguglio gerard brinker senior 163 briody, deborah musical 2,3,4; variety 3; homeo ingcomm. brittain, eileen sp. club 2.4; ski club 2.3: nat he soc.; yrbk. 4; variety 4; soph, hop comm.; intray; leyball 2. bronzino, michael football 2,3.4: baseball 2.- basketball 2,3,4; soccer 2,3.4. brooks, lorraine fr. club 2; judo 2; volleyball:nu- aid. broschart, elaine jv softball 3. burke, joann basketball; soccer; volleyball. burnett, claude baseball; hockey, football. burstein, beth human relations 3; nat. honori newspaper 3. burt, daniel (dirt) variety 3. caggiano. lisa it. club 2. sec. 3; march, band 23 sym. wind en. 3,4. caglione, john jv and v football. cagna, rich ski club 3, sales 4; jv football 2: vI ball 4. cahalan, alison silence is golden. '; coquette! track 4; volleyball 4; ski club 4: variety 3; bowling calhoun, Steve nat. honor soc. 3,4. Patrick buckley 164 senior michael bronzino ■ lorraine brooks elaine broschart deborah briody eileen brittain winston brodmerkel richard budinich KJt r robert bulkley Michele Lax and Doug Lobel show dismay at signs of tyranny at Hicksville High. be IIS' � rniL-n TV. orchestra hai two fukj: l Ue. conductor always right l I-f the conductor is wonc, 5ec rule one. 0 yukting but lisa caggiano john caglione richard cagna alison cahalan steve calhoun senior 165 c brian carlucci elizabeth carnev richard carpent! lynne carbonella matthew cardella barbara carlson calza, ann marie nat. honor soc.; it. club 2, v.p. 3: skiclub 3.4. •jpper, joanne sr. play 3: musical 3; un club 3; sp. ;ud3; nat. honor soc.; thespian 4 caputo, mary lou variety 4; chor. 2.3.4; homecom- mg comm. 3.4; intra volleyball 2.4; intra basketball I carbonella. laura a smile costs nothing but creates nuch.it. club 2.3; homecoming comm. 2.3.4; in- tpavolleyball 2; intra basketball 2; ski club 4 cirdella, matthew pre-med 2.3; ski club 3.4: floor %key 3; ice hockey 3.4. .prison, barbara stud. govt. 2.3.4; ski club 2.3.4; soph.hop comm.; homecoming comm. 2,3,4; fta 2; .vrestlettes 3.4. carlucci, brian homecoming comm. 3,4; wrestling a :amey, Hz slim nasties, tennis. jeanne carter robert cassagne mary ellen castellano carpenter, richard ski club; football; track. carter, jeanne basketball, volleyball; sr. ball comm. cassagne. robert '‘catch a wave. ski club 4; news- paper 4; yrbk. 4; stud govt. 2.3,4; homecoming pm. 4; sr ball comm; ice hockey 2. co-capt. 3. rapt 4: floor hockey 3.4; baseball 2; cone, band 2: sym windens. 3: march, band 2.3. catanese, anthony ‘different strokes for different oiks ; ski club 2.3.4; chess club 2.3.4; softball 2.3; ip hockey. catanzaro, diane (cat). catapano, frederick nat honor soc; football 2.3. caton, marianne (sergeant bugs bunny) whenever you have a good feeling for someone or something, hist it. ; vol. club 3; yrbk. 4; stud govt. 2; badmin- ‘■o4; archery 4; bowling 4; intra volleyball 4; intra basketball 4; guidance 3: office 2.3. cavaliere. joe in god we trust ; library service sq. 3 ital.club 3. «cere,anthony ital. club 2.3; intra softball 2.3.4. anthony catanese diane catanzaro frederick catapano marianne caton joseph cavaliere anthony cecere senior 167 patricia cerlini carol chartrand maria lisa Childress cerlini, pat ski club 2.3,4; judo 2; field hock� softball 2. chartrand, carol ski club 4. ecology club 2. ciannella, rebecca thespian 3: ski club4;vaj 2,3.4; musical 2,3; sr. play 2.3; madrigals 3,4 $oj mixed chorus; chorale 4; jr.-sr. chorus 3; honor soc. 3.4; soph, hop comm. ciccarelli. denise homecoming 4; ski club 4: g club 4. ciotta, francine ital, club 2,3,4. clinco, Stephen (clink) holy cow ; intra basketb 2,3. cody, janice wrestlettes 3,4; paint crew 3. rebecca ciannella denise ciccarelli francine ciotta cohen, barry ski club 2,3; chorus 2,3; colorguaid 3; paint crew 3. cohen, fred bowling. colasuonno, steven intra softball 3.4; intra( hockey 3,4. colbert, janice (cricket) basketball 3. coletta, helana ski club 4. collins. laura nat, honor soc. 3.4; sr. play 2.3;v ty 2,3,4; musical 2,3. collins, peter when you’re single your pockets gle. ; hockey 2,3.4: lacrosse 2.3.4; golf 3; softbal 3.4; ski club; chess club. collins, valeria stud. govt. 2.3,4; ski club 2; yrbk 4; stamp club 2; homecoming 4; sr. ball comrr riety 2,3,4; musical 2.4; soph, mixed chorus 2;jr girls chorus 3: chorale 4. vito civorelli Stephen clinco janicecody 168 senior c tarry cohen fred cohen vito colamussi steven colasuonno r janice colbert james coleman vincent collazo drewcollins laura collins peter collins valeria collins senior 169 You see. I said there would be enough room for all of us. michael cook nancy corona regina cosentino diannecostella kenneth cotugno jamescranm? i 170 senior c pp .-nelly, peggy what you are is god’s gift to you: r;:you make of yourself is your gift to god. ; vari- L 23,4: sr. play 2.3: musical 2. woolly, glenn nat. honor soc. 3.4: av 3. treas. 2: r? ned club 2; Spanish club 3; lat. club treas. 4. r cleclub 4: sp. honor soc. 4. pnnoNy, Peggy un club 2.3. ,inolly, maureen happy is the friendship that Hto love: sad is love that turns to friendship. : rceaide 2.3. k-ok.michael nat. honor soc. 3.4: lat. club sec. 3.4 r cleclub pres. 4; stud. govt. 2.3.4; orch. 2.3.4. bentino, regina nat. honor soc. 3.4; soph, mixed PoruS 2: jr.-sr. girls chorus 3; chorale 4; italian ; ub. Stella, dianne homecoming 3.4; jr. prom comm.: r,tell comm. stugno. kenneth 'no man is an island. ; track. ames ski club 4; v baseball 2.3.4; hockey aisci.mary variety 4; fha 4; Italian club 2.3.4 ntol,mark mtra basketball. nan, tim musical 3: sr. play 4; fac. play 3.4; la- rosse2 stage band 4: marching band. Mrtson, james (caveman) football 2; lacrosse 4. nestling 4. cunn,arthur v football; lacrosse; wrestling. curcio.Stephen floor hockey andrew crespo mary crisci timothy creegan markcristol timothy croan thomas cross james culburtson arthur cunn Stephen curcio ( senior!71 cd daniel curley jeancurth anthony cuzzanti laurence dalfino leonard dalfino mary daly dorothy d’amico edward d’amico paul daly curley, daniel ski club 2.3: baseball 2.4. cuzzanti, tony different strokes for differ folks. ; baseball. dalfino, laurence math team 3.4: nat. honorsoc 4: soccer jv 3, v 4. dalfino, leonard nat. honor soc. 3.4: chess club' 4; it. club 3. daly. mary 'happiness is our own making. ;Sr wind ens. 2. sec. 3.4: march, band 2,3.4: stageba- 3.4; newspaper pub. ed. 3.4: variety 2,3.4: these: 3.4; fac. show 3: stud. govt. 4: nat. honor soc. 3.4 daly, paul (duke) soccer jv 2. v 3.4: baseball, hockey 3,4. d’amico, dorothy nat. honor soc. 3,4; thespianj stud. govt. 3; fr. club 2.3.4; track 2.3; intra vole ball 2,3; intra basketball 3. d'amico, edward jv baseball. damm, barbara jv volleyball 3: intra volleybal mtra basketball 2. j d'angelo, vivian stud. govt. 2.3; cone. band2 march, band 2.3; pre-law club 2,4, treas. 3: yrtx 3.4; variety 2,3; french club 2. dantuono, luke thespian 2.3.4. sr play 2.3. van 2,3; musical 2,3; chess club 2; stud govt. 2.3:a interact club 2; intra softball 3,4. darnowski, chris tri-m 3.4; sr. play 2,3,4; thespian; 4; variety 3,4 musical 2,3,4; chorale 4; jr.-sr.prf! chor. 3.4; soph, mixed chor. 2; nat. honor soc.3 yrbk. 4; stud. govt. 4. dasilva, rosanne homecoming 3.4; musical 3i ball comm.; Spanish club 3,4; intra volleyball23 intra basketball 2,3,4. debartolo, peggy ski club debello, wayne nat. honor soc. 3.4; ski club! treas. 4; chorale 3; mixed chor. 2; stud. govt.;v! cer 2.3.4; track 2.4; baseball 2.3.4 172 senior | Don't look now, but there comes Mr. Rusch! michael dantuono luke dantuono vivian d’angelo florence dammes chris darnowski rosanne dasilva linda debartolo peggy debartolo wayne debello joseph debono peter decillis I , senior 173 d joseph degennaro philip delcampo robert denicola richard depoto marguerite delrosso john delvecchio mark destefano vincent devito emalyn diana crystal demas : a ' Ocampo, philip baseball 4; floor hockey 3,4. jdrosso, marguerite sp. club 2,3: key club: ski club Estud. govt. 2; soph, hop comm.: jr. prom «mm : sr. ball comm.; cheerleader jv 2. v 3.4; vol- eyball: basket ball: intra softball. La$, crystal nat. honor soc. 3.4: thespian 4; cho- ■ale variety 2.4: musical 3.4; jr.-sr. girls’ chor.; yph.girlschor.; volleyball 2.3. deoicola. mary homecoming 2.3.4: wrestlettes 3.4: opt. hop comm.; jr. prom comm.; sr. ball comm.: [play 2,4; variety 2.3.4: musical 2.4; ski club 3.4. fcpoto.richard nat. honor soc. 3.4: softball. devito, vincent nat. honor soc. 3.4. 'diana, lynn soph, hop comm.: jr. prom comm.; homecoming 2.3.4: ski club: wrestlettes; nat. honor soc.3.4; yrbk.: intra volleyball. dick.cathy nat. honor soc. 3.4; newspaper 2. ed. 3; stud. govt. 2.3,4; yrbk 3. activ. ed. 4: variety 2.3.4: thespian 2.3. sec. 4; sr play 2.3.4; musical 2.4: fac. how 3: chorale 4; interact 3; italian club 2,3.4; ten- dickert, robert lacrosse 2,3; football 2,3. dill, werner nat honor soc 3.4; chess club 2.3; «arch, band 2.3.4; musical 3; orch. 2,3,4. dtmarsico. robert (d) keep on chuckin '; basketball 34 floor hockey 3.4; ski club 2.3.4, dmardo, anthony thespian; yrbk; ecology club; av staff;variety 3.4; sr play 2,3; musical 2,3. dipaola, patti ann nat honor soc 3.4: homecoming 3.4;soph hop comm; fna 2; ital. club 3; hockey jv 2. 3.v4; intra bowling 2,3,4; intra volleyball 3.4; intra basketball 3.4, director, zed nat honor soc 3.4; jr prom comm: sr ball comm; homecoming 3.4; class pres. 3.4; stud, govt. 3.4; newspaper 2; lat. club 2.3: v tennis capt. 2. 3.4. , ditore, nancy homecoming 3.4; soph hop comm johrt diesso werner dill robert dickert anthony dinardo patti ann dipaola maureen diprimo zed director nancy ditore senior 175 dixon, linda jv volleyball 2; ski club 2. dixon, richard (dix) box lacrosse 2,3.4; lacrosse 4; homecoming. doering, dennis wrestling 3. dowling,michael stud. govt. 2; band 2,3.4. doyle, mark nat. honor soc. 3.4; stud, govt homecoming. dunn, patricia chorus 2. dunn. robert (jack) that’s right ; human rel.:bn ing. linda dixon richard dixon dennis doering durante, john expect the unexpected. mark doyle michael dowling debbie doran durschlag, michael nat. honor soc. 3.4; newspaa 2; chess club 2,3,4; library service club 2.3.4 dysart, david ecology club 2.3.4; bicycle club4. eder, michael stage band. edwards, douglas chorale 3.4; jv football 2.3. efinger, deborah today is the first day of thertj your life. eichler, Caroline 'Tessential est invisible pour yeux.”; interact club 3: av staff 4; ecology club4; play 3,4: variety 3.4; musical 2.3.4, eisenstat, aran basketball; lacrosse; hockey;: club. james drasby richard duffy patricia dunn 176 senior I You put your right foot in, you put your right foot out fobertdunn matthew dunseith john durante so drew edell michael eder douglas edwards michael durschlag david dysart teresa dzieniezewski Caroline eichler aran eisenstat senior 177 ef vincent essigman scott esdale jeanne faderl deborah faeth gail fallen joseph fanara marie fantozzf Stephen emlaw george emmel donna ericksen senior 180 . thomas farren diane ferguson diane ferrara senior 181 ,;res,richard ski club 2.3; treas 4; basketball 2. Lwn, donna the journey of a thousand miles with a single step. ; ger. club sec. 2; sr. play becoming 3. gale.scott bowling 3; color guard 2. rA jeanne nat. honor soc. 3.4; cone, band 2,3; wind ens. 4; marching band 2,3.4; volleyball 3. gail we have been friends together in sun- s-ne'and in shade ; thespian 4; fha 4; variety 3,4; Bcommg 3.4; twirling 2.3.4; intra basketball 3. ra tennis 3.4. totozzi. marie (mausy) stud. govt. 2,3.4. iga, joseph (big joe) v.i.c.a. i. mario live life to the fullest. na, tina (tiny tma) library aide 3; newspaper 2; its 2. arreil, gordon baseball 2.3.4; floor hockey 3,4. ell, timothy intra softball 3.4; floor hockey 3,4; 'soccer 2. arren, thomas jv track 2. joseph farenga mario farenga karen farley gordon farrell tina farina timothy farrell f marcia ferruzzi rose ferruzzi robert ferrara anthony figliuolo Stephen figliuolo kenneth filangieri cynthia fingerhut lee finkelstein mike finn ferruzzi, marcia soph, hop comm, 2; homecomir- 3,4; basketball 4; gymnastics 2.3. ferruzzi. rose homecoming 3.4; soph, hop comm.; gymnastics. figliuolo, anthony (tony) bowling 2.3: baseball2; 4. figliuolo, Stephen (fig) ski club 2.3; ecology club23 intra softball. fingerhut, cynthia (chicken little) soph, hop comm 2; jr. prom comm. 3; sr. ball comm. 4. finkelstein, lee vol. club 2.3.4. finn, mike (hot rod) fischbach, joseph football 2; wrestling 2; lacrosse; 3.4; intra softball 3.4, j fischer, eric football 4. fishman, sheila yrbk. 2,3,4; nat. honor soc. 3, . newspaper 3.4; jr. sr. girls chorus; soph, mi chorus; chorale 4; variety 2.3.4; mus. 3: stud, gw 2,3; french club 3. fitzgerald, mike stage band 3.4; marching band3. fitzgibbon, elizabeth ski club 2,3.4; stud. govt. 2.3.4 soph, hop comm 2; r. prom comm. 3; homecoming 2.3,4; nat. honor soc. 3.4; volleyball; basketball wrestlettes. flynn, timothy ski club. foglia, cynthia cheerleader 2,3.4; volleyball; jr prom comm. 3: sr. ball comm. 4; floats 2.3.4, | foley, maureen fr. club treas. 3; pre-med club3;J| 2; volleyball 2,3,4; basketball 3. fox, colleen softball 2; volleyball 2. 182 senior elizabeth fitzgibbon You're laughing but it really is a machine gun. I oseph fischbach re$ flanagan eric fischer timothy flynn sheila fishman cynthia foglia colleen fox curtis fitzgerald mike fitzgerald maureen foley paul forman senior 183 fg rhonda frankel deborah fuchs alan fred Joseph fucito debra furey ann marie gallagher Charles gallagher Now, class, don’t you like this jacket? marc friedma john gallart ira friedman karen fricke debra friedman 184 senior ei, rhonda (ronnie) “why does this have to pen to me???!!! j,alan track 2.3.4. ie, Karen yrbk. 3.4: lat. club 4; ski club 2.3.4; , ety 2,3: sr. play 2.3; musical 2.3: soph, hop nin; jr. prom comm.; sr. ball comm.; ■ becoming. dinan, ira yrbk. 4. musical 3; variety 3. v?y,debra yrbk. 4; ski club 2.3, v.p. 4; nat. honor k|4; lat. club; soph, hop comm.; homecoming ?3.4: variety 2,3; sr. play 2,3; musical 2,3,4; r:rale. flir.thomas nat. honor soc. 3.4; ecology club 3; fi 3; jv baseball 3: v baseball 4. p!«, susan ski club 2.3.4; sp. club 2; track 2.3; Netball 2.4; hockey 4; intra basketball. adioso, marc lacrosse 2. rardt, warren softball; ski club; wrestling. don hockey. ;er daniel chess club 3; tack, gaming soc. 3; in- ;Ctclub 3; writing club 3; lib. club v.p. 3. (iorpano, john floats 3.4 thomas garger susan gates Charles gay warren gebhardt daniel gelber nina gennaro marc gaudioso john georgiano senior 185 g annette giambruno frank giardina casimer geslak james gibney richard gill cynthia gingras noreen ginocchio gibney, james av staff 3. giese, arlene (ollie) be your self ; intra basket! intra volley ball; archery. gill, eileen floats 2.3.4; musical 2.3; fha 2; pre-n 2; intra volleyball; intra basketball. gill, richard (enlightened one) keep the head dot and the left arm straight ; class treas. 3.4; nevl per 3; ski club 2: pre-law club 4; nat. honor soc f stud. govt. 4; golf team. gingras, cynthia (buns) everything i do. i do f you. ; ski club; shop aide. ginocchio, noreen soph, hop comm ; jr proJ comm.; sr. ball comm.; ski club 2,3: homecoming� 3.4; guid. aide 3. giordano, tony 12 will get 21. ; ski club 2.i comet shop 3.4; softball 2.3.4; wrestling 2 ife basketball. giustiniani, paula sr. play 2; yrbk. 3; homecoming 3.4; pre-law club 2; soph, girls' chorus 2 goldberg, gary newspaper 2. sports ed 3.4; nat honor soc. 3,4: stud. govt. 4; v soccer 2.3: basket ball jv 2. v 3.4; baseball 2.3.4. goldsmith, margaret homecoming 4. 1 golod. nancy tennis; basketball; ski club: volleyball soccer. gomez, elena (ellie) today is the first day of the rest of your life. gorst, janet fr. club 3. pres. 4; yrbk. 4; nat. horw soc. 3.4. 186 senior ■ nancy golod robertgomer elena gomez william gordon janetgorst lyndagould Place your bets, boys! senior 187 That laundry always puts too much starch in my collar. Constance grady theodore grant valerie grassi Vincent grodzinski sharon gruenwald paul guardale melissa gray paulgrech cynthia green jo-ann guarino brendan guastella salvatore guglielm: 188 senior |i$sl,val ‘howdy doody!” ; vol. club 3.4. pcii, paul cross country 2; swimming; fr. club; pen,cynthia nat. honor soc.3.4; stud. govt. 2.3,4 ki, vincent stage band 4; variety 2.4. dzinsl L aid, sharon (bozo) “to accompish great ng$ you must not only act but also dream, not ry plan but also believe.” ; ital. club 2.3.4; bridge iib2: variety 2.3. {Ujrino, jo-ann un club 2.3. tella, brendan football 2. v 3.4; hockey: intra I; yrbk.; fr. club, ski club; newspaper; :omirtg. ifson, david ski club 4. i.laura ski club 2,3. r, gwenn nat. honor soc. 3,4; serv safety 12; variety 4; sr. play 3.4; musical 3.4, pre-law )3.4; fr. club 3; ski club 3; yrbk. 4; intra bowling pmann, keith intra softball 3.4; hockey 3.4: foot- 6114. ‘Jller. steven stud. govt. 4; ski club 3.4: ecology ;jb3.4 un club 4. rita guiliano robert guidone gail gusmerini david gustafson laura haas steven halier keith hagemann f'i gwenn haesler senior 189 regina hammersley susan handwerk geraldine hannigan carol hanson john harkins Christian harris ann marie hart doreen hart karen hartigan handwerk, susan ecology club 3. pres. 4; ir% club pres. 3; math team 2.3: fta 3.4: fr. club3:cJ rale 4; thespian 4, nat. honor soc. 3.4; variety sr. play 3.4; musical 3.4; yearbook 4. hannigan, geraldine vol. club. hanson, carol tennis 3. harkins, john chess team; math team; nat. he- soc. 3.4; soccer 2.3.4. hart, ann marie girls chorus 3; chorale 4; symorc 2,3.4; tri-m 3.4; it. club 2.3.4; variety 2.3; musica 4: nat. honor soc. 3.4. hartigan, karen soph, hop comm.; homecoming | 3.4; mod. dance club 2; coquettes 2.4. co-captan volleyball; basketball. harvey. diane thespian; variety 3.4; sr. play 2.3.4 club 2: avstaff 4. harvey, jill jr. cheering; soph, hop comm ntra- ieyball: floats 2.3.4 harvey. michael ski club 2,3,4. intra itra floor hockey 3,4 hasbrouck, fred nat honor soc. 3.4 hassan, john nat honor soc 3.4; track 3 irrt basketba i. i hattman. shelly ski club 2.3 4: soph, mixed c onfl jr.-sr. girls chorus 3.4. mt a volleyball 2: soph.hq com.; homecoming 3.4. hawkins. chris (hawkeye) hawkins, james at. honor soc. 3.4; iv baskets . 3: softball 2.3.4; basketball 4. beams, jeffrey ski club 2.3.4; sw.m club ?■ 4: st ud. govt. 3.4: variety 2.3; musical 3; sr. ptay i heiler, marily n newspaper 3.4: ski club 3.4; yrbk. pre-law club 3.4. cone, band 2; sym. wind en$. nat. honor soc. 3.4; sr. ball comm; marching bar 2.3 - I9G or r lean change in here and no one will know my secret identity. john hassan fred hasbrouck michael harvey jill harvey diane harvey shelly hattman chirs hawkins james hawkins glenn hayes Jeffrey hearns steven heinz marilyn heller senior 191 william heller brian hill 192 senior john hemberger paul henderson edward henne richard hertle Steven hertl{ mller, william pre-law club 4: yrbk. 4; v soccer 2.3. Fjvbaseball 2. v. 3.4; hockey 3.4. hwiberger, john v basketball. henderson, paul ski club 2.3.4: hockey 2.3.4; soft- en 2.3.4; jv football 4. •«nne. ed ski club 2.3.4; ecology club 2.3.4; hockey 3:intra softball. hertle, steven wrestling 2: cone, band 2.3.4: march- ing band 2.3.4, hill,brian (lumpy) ‘‘hang it out your ear you humpy ugnana. ; fire squad 4; ski club 4. (linden, shari sp. club 3,4; intra volleyball 3.4. v Kjminton 4: archery 3.4; intra basketball 3.4, bowling 3.4. hlrsch. susan do not follow where the path may lead: go instead where there is no path and leave a 1 trail:' ; stud. govt. 2.3; human rel. 3; wrestlettes 3; tenety 3; soph, hop comm.: jr. prom comm.; home- coming 2.3.4; intra volleyball. hoderath, geoffry quod potes id tempta ; german Bub 3.4: pre-law club 3.4; un club treas. 4; soph, [mixed chorus 2; chorale 3.4: nat. honor soc. 3.4, hoever, kenneth (beaver). hoffmann, russell nat. honor soc. 3.4; wrestling 2; mtra softball 3.4. hogan, mark variety 2.3 Hollander, sherrl stud. govt. 4: variety 2.3. holzapple, louis “take off all your clothes. ; ski Club4: latin club 3. horning, heather well, you see it's like this yearbook 4. kenneth hoever russell hoffman mark hogan sherri hollander keith hollman louis holzapple joseph hope heather horning joseph horrigan senior 193 Christopher hughes james b. hughes james p. hughes incalcaterra, cathy stud. govt. 2; nat. honor soc 4; ski club 2.3.4; interact club 2; variety 2.3:sr.pi 2.3; musical 2; office aide 4. inocco, donna coquettes 2.3; it. club 3; homeco ing 2,3,4. i Ives, richard never do today what you can put till tomorrow : ice hockey 3. jacob, raymond stage band 4; ski club 2; march band 2,3,4. jacobs, harold (jake) football v 2.3.4; lacrossejvi 3.4. jacobsen, robert vol. club 2.3.4. james, william (man from gertz) a living dog isl ter than a dead lion. ; interact club 2; pre-lawd 2; ecology club 2,4, v.p. 3; stud. govt. 3. jensen, peter stud. govt. 3; jv football; v footba 4 v. lacrosse 4. Johnson, lorraine yrkb. 4; soph hop comm.: prom comm : sr. ball comm.; homecoming 2.3 ski club 2,3.4. ralph ilardi cathy incalcaterra donna inocco 194 senior ithael jaroslawski peter jensen barbara johnn lorraine johnson davidjones donna jones Does the 9:42 run through here? senior 195 And we cross the enemy lines at checkpoint Charlie maureen kaelin jeanne karman lynn karp sharon kaelin katherine kalinowski kenneth kamermayer janiskasten davidkaufman john kelly kathleen kelly robert kelly william kennd 196 senior k kilinowski, katherine nat. honor soc. 3.4; variety 4; rijsical 4: it. club 2.3.4; fta 2,3,4; orch. 2.3.4. .amermayer, kenneth track 2.3. tfp,|ynn nat. honor soc 3.4; variety 2; french club ; fowling 2.3.4. listen, janis homecoming 2.3.4; yrbk. 4; Spanish c'lib 3. uiifman, david thespian 2.3.4; variety 2.3.4; sr. jay 2.3.4; av staff 2, v.p. 3. pres. 4; musical 2.3 4: ac. play 3.4. itHy.kathleen mtra volleyball. jjnnedy, william nat. honor soc. 3.4; ski club 2.3.4; Iccer|v2; v 3. bnny, maureen volunteer club. knyon, Stephen homecoming 2.3.4; newspaper 4; tik.4: soph, hop comm. 2; ski club 2.3; hockey 3. jirtra basketball 3.4; intra softball; jv soccer 2. krshow, Sidney nat. honor soc. 3.4; sp. club 3.4; sp. knorsoc. 4. tester, lori nat. honor soc. 3.4 ski club 2; variety 3, maureen kenny Stephen kenyon Sidney kershow lori kessler renee kessler lynnelle killmeyer ulmeyer, lynn nat. honor soc. 3.4. musical 3.4; va- iety4; sr. play 4. '• g.george (red) jv football, lacrosse 3. togsley, Christopher newspaper; yrbk.; soph hop Dmm.; ski club; intra softball; floor hockey. 1«,suzanne ski club 4; track 2; Spanish club 4. george king Christopher kingsley suzanne kiss senior 197 k kluchnik, debra nat. honor soc. 3.4; italian club2 kmetz, brian ' when the going gets tough, thetouf get going.” j knight, mary archery 2.3. kochman, deborah variety 4; ski club 2.3: music 2.3; ger. club 2. kochman, ruth nat. honor soc. 3,4; yrbk 3; gu« aide 2.4; it, club 2.3. Koebel, daniel ecology club 2.3; drama club 2] chess club 3; basketball; baseball; wrestling. debra kluchnik brian kmetz james knight t kohut, Stephen nat. honor soc. 3.4. kolovich. debbie nat. honor soc. 3,4; ski club 3.4 club 2; track 3: intra bowling 2.3. kopf, steven jv v football; jv v basketball; jv . lacrosse. korb. jeanette ski club; soph, hop comm.; guidance aide: french club. korez, kevin v. track. kott, lisa nat. honor soc. 3.4; bus. mann. of newspe-l per 4; ski club 2.3; thespian 3.4; intra vowlingi tennis 4. I koumou, ann nat. honor soc. 3.4; variety 3: ecolof club 3; latin club 4; yearbook 3.4. marita knight mary knight debra kochman krabbeler, kurt ecology club 4; german club 2;soc cer: track. i ruth kochman daniel koebel steven koebele krasner, fran (fragel) Vm hip”; variety 3; sr. play3 musical 3. krassner. richard he who looks up at the stars and wonders why will some day open the key to the uni- verse.''; sp. club 2; chess club 2; ecology club2. j 198 senior Well, I made the first two rows disappear. Now, for my next trick loseph kordal lisa kott ann koumou kurt krabbeler tran krasner richard krassner senior 199 kl lisa kreischer june kreisel paul lamoureux daniel lagrega paul krysinsky damiana kuller thomas lagrega Phyllis lamberti deborah ku gary lagrega ( cn (dub tfier, lisa nat. honor soc. 3.4: stud. govt. 2.3.4; 2,3.4; yearbook , june 'you will still be here tomorrow, jiyour dreams may not.” : variety 2.3.4; span- Club. yearbook. ler damiana (dami) nat. honor soc. 3.4: tri-m; fr 32;sr. play 2; v iety 2.3; musical 3,4. henry (humpy banana). deborah ski club 2,3; fr. club 2.3; interact I na. paul wrestling, hockey jnbertl, phyllis it. club, ski club [moureux, paul nat. honor ■«.hockey. . 3.4: v.-lac , foot frankie ski club 2.3,4; math team 2; home- ung2.3.4; fha: bowling, v. baseball, v. football. rein, monique nat. honor soc. 3.4; bowling 2; lub 3. hn, lauren nat. honor soc 3.4. yearbook, ski ,sp. club 3. v.p. 4; badminton; bowling. Jon. patricia ski club 2.3; 2; lecoming 2.3.4: jr. prom comm.: sr. ball comm. ralph tire squad 3.4. i, richard (bulldog) Aba aba err-abababba” jge band 2.3.4; mar. band 2.3: stud. govt. 4; mus. faculty musical, math team; nat. honor soc. 3.4. «her, beth ski club 3.4; nat. honor s oc.; softball 2. I .basketball 3.4: volleyball 4; bowling2.3. la. paul newspaper art ed. 3.4: yrbk. 3.4; 'Jd. govt. 3.4; variety 2. frank lanasa monique landrein lauren langbehn patricia langton peter larson ralph lapolla mary beth lasher richard lari paul lauricella senior 201 william lawson michelelax bonnielazar paul lehmann Stephen lemmerman Patrick lemmo gerard leonard cynthia lester elliott lettal lawson, william float comm.; jv soccer 3; Inu hockey 4; softball 3,4. lax, michele stud. govt, pres 4; student govt.se; and g o. chairman 2; newspaper comm.; yearboo comm.; soph, class pres. 2; boys tennis 2; girlsta nis 2.3. lehmann, paul money is no object ; wre$tling2 lemmerman, Stephen i say what i feel and i fee what i say” ; v wrestling. lester, cynthia paint crew 2; tennis; volleyball; bcw ing; swimming; chorus. lettal, elliott mtra baseball levine, sharon (sha-sha) oh, what a fool thouartl! nat. hon soc. 3,4; interact club v.p. 3; yrbk. 3.4,1 nior ed. 4; newspaper 3. levy, randall a.v. staff 3; thespian 4; interact club newspaper 3; yrbk. 3; v tennis 3. liban, randy nat. honor soc. 3.4; ecology club:cfj country 2.3. linden, jody make the most of yourself, for that all there is of you. ; yrbk. asst ed. 4; latin club variety 4. lizza, doris ski club 2,3,4; homecoming commi yrbk. 4; sr. ball comm. lobel, douglas ferrrr) nat. honor soc. 3.4 news: per 3. bus. ed. 4; yrbk. 3.4; stud, govt.; concert bap 2; sym. wind ens. 3,4; stage band 3,4; mar. band: tri-m 4; faculty musical 3; musical 3.4; jv socce-, jv basketball 2. lombardi, geri you only live once. : nat. horc soc. 3,4; pre-law club 2.3,4; yrbk. 3,4;variety 2: concert band 2; mar. band 2. lorio, dianne (dee) modern dance. 204 senior senior 205 (There will be no snowballing on school grounds.) carol luisi ken luniewski james lupski Stephen lutz alien lowenstein neil ludman audrey ma 206 senior maria macaluso linda maccio mary ann maccio kenneth macik lisaannmada i I f i gerald maida richard makov uwe maldener senior 207 un, neil (gimpy) there will be no snowball- •; nat. honor soc.; stamp club sec. 3: yrbk. 2. 10 ed. 3; ski club 2; pre-med 2,3; pre-law 3,4; govt. 2.3: co-ed newspaper 4. l.carol mod. dance 2: ski club 2; off. aide 2: dai- hain 3. ewski, ken cross country. ki, james don’t look back at the work you've kbecause your work has just begun. ; nat. orsoc. 3.4; un club 3,4. ephen track 2. Ipherson, kerry volunteer club 4. n, daniel time is a gift, enjoy every minute govt.; ski club; ecology club: lacrosse 2.3.4; hockey 3.4. |tf, sue mtra volleyball 2.3: homecoming 2.3.4; 0(12.3.4; ski club. Rio )°e at. honor soc. 3.4; ski club 4: soph, dchorus 2: chorale 3; homecoming comm.; jv •elball 2; v basketball 3,4. tar, joanie tennis. ion, john ski club 3.4. football jv 2. v 3.4: la- B€ jv 2, v 3,4. eov, richard nat. honor soc. 3.4; ecology club 3. 4: lat. club 4; pre-law 2.4. pres 3: un club 3.4; [paper 3.4; yrbk. 4; stud. govt. 3; v tennis; intra Bl joseph maggio mary jean maher john mahon kerry macpherson daniel magee sue mager m dennis malizia robert maniaci nancy mansfield malizia, dennis (den) if at first you don't succee try again; if you don't succeed again, give up fa service 3; homecoming 3,4: yearbook 3; bowlin tennis. mangan, pat intra bowling 3. mansfield. nancy (chico) that s life” ; soph fo comm; fr. club 2: ski club 3: homecoming 2,34;i tra volleyball 2; intra basketball 2. manthey, heidi and let today embrace the pa with remembrance and the future with longing nat. honor soc. 3.4: coquettes 2.3: ski club 2, soph, hop comm.; fac. musical 2.3,4; march, bg 3; stud, govt, 4; musical 2,3,4; orch. 2,3.4; tri-m 3,1 mantooth, robert c ross country 2.3.4; track 3.4.J margolese, maxine (max) ask and you shalll ceive. seek and you shall find; knock and the do will open to you. ; nat. honor soc. 3.4; yearboi human re!.; tennis; volleyball. mariano, paulette nat. honor soc. 3.4; homecomii 2.3,4. markey, karen nat honor soc. 3.4; sp. club 3;ch rale 4; soph, girls' chorus 2; jr.-sr. girls’ chorus homecoming 3,4. marrone, diane office aide: vica club michael mandelbaum patricia mangan ralph maniscalco geralyn manning heidi manthey robert mantooth marschhauser, brian ecology v.p. 2.3.4; intra flo hockey. martignette. michael 'i’ll do it later. martin, claire (egg claire) nancy, do you havet Spanish homework? ; homecoming 4: library d 4. 208 senior No. Pythagoras didn’t play for UCLA! widmarando john marcel patricia marek maxine margolese paulette mariano timothy marion teren mar key brian marschhauser michael martignette claire martin susan martin senior 209 m me john me cann michael me cartan eileen me earthy florence me earthy patrick me earthy kathleen me cu The mysterious Hicksville strangler. 210 senior me senior 211 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ itas, elissa sp. club 4; yrbk 4; musical 2.3.4; vane 2,3,4; sr. play 2,3.4. Rtei, gail soph, mixed chorus, jr. sr. girls’ chorus, hie. pro, frances it. club 3.4; sp. club sec 4; sr. float: � . hop comm.; vol. club 4; field hockey 2,3.4 tra. bowling 2.3; intra volleyball 2.3: intra ■ball. pro, theresa softball 3.4; bowling 3.4. cauley, kevln v football; v lac. ccann, john nat. honor soc. 2.3.4; v track 2.3,4 ratrack 2,3.4 intra, basketball 3,4. ccartan, michael ecology club 2.3.4, icarthy. eileen ski club 2, sec. 3. treas. 4; fna 2; face 2; homecoming 2,3,4; thespians 3,4; nat. nor oc. 3.4; soph, hop comm.; senior ball imrn.; mtra basketball 2; tennis 2.3.4; musical 2. I:sr. play 2.3.4; faculty play 3: stud, govt 4; sp. i.soc. 3.4, ecarthy, ronnie volleyball 2. c culloh, kathleen (kitty) soph, hop comm.; im oming comm. 2; int. volleyball; basketball; nms, : greevy, patricia be your own self” ; mtra. «ding. chugh, ellen homecoming comm. 2.3.4; ski club J.4; mtra. volleyball 2: fr. club 2.3. cintosh, michael “nothing's impossible . wres- ng; softball. claughlin, wayne nothing lasts forever it. club jacqueline me govern Virginia me gowan patricia me greevy linda me henry ellen me hugh michael me intosh wayne me laughlin malick me maugh siobhan me murray me m 212 senior joanne me neely eileen me vay linda meddis me neely, joanne mtra volleyball 2. me vay. eileen (lee) believe in what you are. not be fake. ; stud govt 2.3.4: yrbk. 4: soph. H comm.; homecoming 2.3.4, guid. aide 2.3.4;sr.p 2.3.4, meddis, linda homecoming 3.4: ski club 3.4: sr i comm. menz, george nat. honor soc 3.4: sym. wind ens. 4: v tennis 4; math team 2.4. capt 3: bridge club dir. 3.4: chess club 2.3,4; tact, gaming soc. 2.3 marching comets 2,3.4 stud, govt 2. merendini, roseann ceramics 2. ski club 2.3. merk, raymond nat honor soc 3.4: football, ba ball, hockey merrick, vera (vern) homecoming 2.3.4: soph. I comm.; jr. prom comm.: sr ball 4: yrbk 4: skid 2,3.4 mtra basketball 2; intra bowling 3: intrati leyball 3. messina, gary j.v. bowling 3.4 lee mehler barbara meier george menz mink, donna live for today, hope tomorrow, a dream about yesterday. imond merk vera merrick margaret meslin garymessina edwin meyer Steven micciche senior 213 jerry mitacek donna mobilio marc moll brian monahan glen moody debra moorhou cynthia moramarco ada moran diana moran inez morano donna morck jeffery morn 214 senior senior 215 abitio, donna ceramics club 2: ski club 2.3,4; 3Ckey 2.3.4. intra basketball 3.4; intra volleyball 3. l0H, marc ecology club 3.4- ski club 2.3.4; bowling ,4. loorhouse, debra guidance att. office aide. uinan relations. toramarco. cynthia ski club 3; homecoming 3; ital- c club 2.3. oran. ada today is the first day of the rest of your ;yrbk. 2,3.4; fna 2; newspaper 3.4 Mirano. inez we re free to go where we wish and liaewhat we are. : stud govt. 2,3.4 march band 4;numan rel. 3; orch. 2,3,4; guid. aide 2.3; att oft 2.3. iorck, donna (chunky) oh my god ; volleyball 3 KHTissey, patrlck so there’s these two guys in a r ecology club 2; intra track, intra basketball, v 3ck 2.3.4; intra hockey norse, rlchard wrestling 2.3.4; track 2.3.4; lacrosse 4 • f noser, donna coquettes 3. nueller. diana track 2: softball 3. boiler, Charles nat. honor soc. 3.4; vareity 2 sr by 2. nuller, Virginia (gee) nulligan, cheryl intra volleyball 2,3.4; intra basket all 2.3.4. Charles muller Virginia muller cheryl mulligan donna moser Patrick morrissey nancy moyer A a . d richard morse diana mueller thomas morra mn 216 senior mulligan, john ski club treas. 3. v.p. 4: nat hone soc. 3,4; intra hockey 3.4; soccer 4. jv 2.3; info softball 3. munch, douglas ecology club 2,3, v.p. 4; yrbk. boy sports ed. 4; nat. honor soc. 3,4. murray, nancy homecoming 2.3; ski club 3; intr; volleyball. musacchio, joseph ski club 2,3.4; ital. club 2,3; y football 2.3.4; v basketball 2.3,4; baseball 2,3,4 soccer 3.4. nedwick, donald v football 3.4; v track 3.4 nelson, eileen anything is possible if you have faith. ; nat. honor soc, 3,4; yrbk. 4; french club 2 sec. 3,4. newfield, joanne i don’t understand. ; ecology club 4; vol. club 3; thespian 4; variety 3; musical 3, 4; comet shop 3,4. nicollet, john ski club 2,3.4 nobile, frank (nubs) homecoming 4; v soccer 2.3.4 basketball jv 2. v 3.4; lacrosse jv 2. v 3,4. normile, james v football 2,3.4; v basketball 3.4; v wrestling 2; v lacrosse 2,3.4; v baseball 3.4; boxing 3.4 ober, andrew wrestling 2.3. track 2. o’brien, kevin stud govt 4; v football 2.3.4; v wre: tling3.4. o’connell, erin ski club 4; track v 3,4; basketball ) 2.3, v 4; softball jv 2,3, v 4; volleyball v 4; intra vol leyball 3. oddo. joseph soph, hop comm,; jr. prom comm.;$r ball comm.: av staff 2; vica 3,4; infra basketball3 volleyball; bowling 3; track 3; ski club 3.4. oldenborg, jeanne ski club 2,3.4; homecoming2,3 4; jr. prom comm.; sr. ball comm.; yrbk. 4. douglas munch michael naccarato paul nathan nancy murray donna naggy john mulligan joseph musacchio gary nardin donald nedwick no frank nobile joseph oddo joseph odnoha jeanne oldenborg kathryn nolan james normile senior 217 op mary o’leary maureen o’leary lucia oliva joan olsen terence o’mara johnort georgeotting pamela pacifico lisa ann padrock michael pakaluk helen papadopoulos pamela parki max M £ o ' s © O 0 D MH -At MUi 218 senior p oleary. mary nat. honor soc. 3.4; thespian 2.3, bus. ran 4; ecology club 3.4; stud. govt. 4; chorale 4: riety 2.3,4; sr. play 2,3.4: musical 2.3,4 oleary. maureen i believe in the sun even when it snot shining; i believe in love even when i am 8 e: i believe in god even when he is silent.” ; oming 3.4; human rei.; intra volleyball. Diva, lucia nat. honor soc. 3.4; yrbk. 4; stud. govt. 2, 14; intra bowling 2; tennis 3; thespian 4; variety 3, |sr. play 3.4; musical 3.4; cone band 2; march, id 3.4; sym. wind ensemble 3.4. joan ski club 2.3.4; intra basketball 3.4; arch- 13.4; mtra volleyball 3.4; badminton 4. imara, terence homecoming 4; ital. club 3; intra fasketball 2,3; intra softball 3.4; intra hockey 3. ,ort,john ski club 2,3; hockey. )3cifico. pamela ski club. Irock, lisa ann mod. dance 2; human relations 2. taluk, michael nat. honor soc. 3.4; march, band g.3.4:stud. govt. 3, v.p. 4; golf 2; musical 3.4; yrbk. ;tn m 3.4; sym. wind ens. 2.3, v.p. 4; orch. 3,4. idopoulos, helen variety 2.3; thespian. rker, pamela (pammy pooh) smile!” ; newspa- 2.3. co-ed.-in-chief 4: afs sec 3; stud. govt. 2.3, lat. honor soc. 3.4; french club 2,4; thespian 3.4; ty 3.4; sr. play 3.4; musical 3.4; soph, girls' jrus2; chorale 4. rrinello, dina interact club: v.i.c.a. pascucci, michael soc 11 sail; baseball occer, intra hockey; intra soft- |! paterno, richard “now was right then when it was apnere it comes again right then. ; ecology club; PKiciub; homecoming. payoski, linda interact club 2,3,4; ski club 4; yrbk. 4; ariety 2,4, sr. play 2: softball; nat. honor soc. 3.4. nnesi, arthur the greatest reward for a man's pil. is not what he gets for it. but rather what he «comes by it.” ; interact club 2.3; march, band 2. •■4: pre-med 2,3.4; nat. honor soc 3.4; stage band i club 4; bicycle club 4; syn wind ens. 2.3,4; musical 4; intra basketbc 11 Wnnisi, carolyn nat. honor socl 3,4; pre-law club 2, II 4: variety 3.4; interact club 2,3.4; sr. play 2.3; 11 oarch. band 2; musical 2; yearbook 3,4. dina parrinello richard pascariello michael pascucci richard paterno linda payoski arthur pennesi carolyn pennisi daniel pepi dorothy perchinski senior 219 pershinsky, peter (polish pimp) intra basketba infra softball 3. peter, susan (little whopper) praise the lord! ;na honor soc. 3.4 french club: field hock cheerleader. petersen, janet homecoming 2.3.4, peterson, jane r. prom comm.: sr. ball comm.;$ club 3: volleyball. peterson, sharon ski club4: stud, governments. petrina, ronny (reese) nat- honor soc. 3.4, newsp per 3; daisy chain 3: lat. club 4; ital. club 4; fr.cli 2; yrbk. 2,4. ass t ed. 3. george perina peter pershinsky susan peter petrone, andrew kbr serv club 3. sec. 4: officeai 4. t pidcoe, daniel cross country 2; baseball 2; inti hockey 3,4;5oftball 3.4. pinto, anthony do unto others as they wouIdj unto you. but do it first. ; football 2; basketb wrestling 3. piro, donna voj. club 3. pres. 4. variety 3.4. sr pi 3,4: musical 3.4: thespian 4: ski club 2.3.4; yrbk, 4: un club 4; pre-law club 3.4 pre-med club 3. ' petti, andrew stud 4. govt. 3: tibk serv. club 2,3 pisani, peter we cannot all be masters, nor; masters cannot be truly followed. : ecology club bicycle club 4 pistorino, susan club; coquettes. track, interact club: chorus; iteract plescia, john “so close, but yet so far. podrasky. howard stud. govt. 2 track 3.4. polli, john ski club 2; football 2.3.4: baseball 2 3 basketball 2. , gregory petrel I i ronny petrina andrew petrone 220 senior p donna piro peter pisani susan pistorino john plescia howard podrasky john polli andrew petti brian pfeifer daniel pidcoe These two guys on my desk read this book and loved it. senior 221 john pomercy susan poppe jean porter joseph portuesi elaine pound alice powel! 222 senior pqr (mercy, john wrestling 2,3.4; football 2.3; lacrosse oppe, susan nat. honor soc. 3,4; latin club 4; ital. intra bowling 4. jv 2: track 3. ojnd, elaine nat. honor soc. 3.4; softball 2.3,4. nncipe, annemari variety 2,3,4; musical 3. mriner, gerard ski club 2,3.4; stage band 3; stud, wt 2.3.4, uckhaber, linda german club; ski club; soph, hop omm. jtman, glenn (putz) intra softball 3.4; intra hockey 4;skiclub 2.3,4. glenn putman edward quinn thomas quinn ;uinn, edward (nasty eddie) you can fool some Mple all the time and all people sometimes but opll people all the time. : football 2.3. ramos, joseph jv football; jv lacrosse auf. warren intra softball, ski club 3.4; box la- tgan. glenn v football; hockey. Itzer.ron intra softball 3: intra hockey 4. izzo, kenneth sym wind ens. 2,3,4; tri-m 3.4 wch. band 2,3.4; intra basketball 3.4, stage band '3,4; variety 2.3.4; thespian 4; musical 2; stud. M-3.4. Motto, michael )V football 2: basketball jv 2. v 3. •baseball jv 2, v 3.4. «bin. scott (bird) yrbk. 4; sr. play 3; track 3 rockwood, lorraine nat. honor soc. 3.4; ski club; Man club 2.3. decker, robert (rhodes) If it feels good do it. ; resq. 3; ski club 3; chorus 2; av sq., homecoming jas, leonardo v football 4. mario rabaglia susan racywolski joseph ramos warren rauf glenn regan vanessa regateiro senior 223 r thomas g. reilly thomas j. reilly charlene relyea judy remensnyder thomas renda gloria rennie edward resch lorraine rhodas thomas ribarich reilly, thomas g. jv wresti ng 2.3.4. reilly. thomas j. cross country. relyea. charlene french club; tennis; softball. remensnyder. judy stud. govt. 2.3.4; thesp.ar soph, hop comm.; ski club 2: homecoming 2,3 cheerleader 2; variety 3,4, sr. play 2.3; musical3, rennie, gloria (snake) rhodas, lorraine nat. honor soc. 3,4; tri-m 3,4;sty- govt. 2; jr.-sr. girls chorus 3; chorale 4; madriga 3.4; soph, girls'chorus; variety 2.3,4. ribarich, thomas ribs) mtra hockey, jv wrestlir basketball: sr. ball comm. ricciardi, karmel homecoming 2.3.4; soph ho comm.; jr. prom comm.; mtra bowling 3; intra ba ketball 3. rice, john golf 2,3.4: baseball 2; football 2: hocke 3.4. rinaldi. fran sr. ball comm., chess club; socj badminton; softball; hockey; basketball; bowling. ritzer. ron mtra softball 3: mtra hockey 4. rizzo, kenneth sym wind ens. 2.3.4, tri-m 3,4 march, band 2.3,4; mtra basketball 3.4; stage bam 2,3.4; variety 2.3,4: thespian 4; musical 2; stud govt. 3,4. robilotto, michael jv football 2; basketball jv 2. v 3 4; baseball jv 2. v 3.4. robin, scott (bird) yrbk. 4; sr. play 3; track 3. rockwood, lorraine nat. honor soc. 3.4; ski club italian club 2.3. rodecker, robert (rhodes) “if it feels good, do it. fire sq 3; ski club 3; chorus 2; av sq.; homecomfl 4. rojas, leonardo v football 4. 224 semor rmel ricciardi john rice trances rinaldi ronald ritzer kenneth rizzo robert roberti :hael robilotto scott robin kevin roche lorraine rockwood robert rodecker leonardo rojas senior 225 tT r lynne rosenzweig debi rosner mitchell ross Claudia rossini cathy rowan mark rudofi What do you mean they lost!!?? 228 senior rolland, daniel 'thou shall not pass the puck. ; ski :!ut 2.3.4; chorale 2.3.4; track 2; hockey 3: jv soc- cer 3. romeo. kenneth nat. honor soc. 3.4; pre-law club 3, I math team 2.3.4; newspaper 3.4; yrbk. 3.4; v golf 24; intra floor hockey 3. fomeo. robert nat. honor soc. 3.4. ski club 2.3.4 Hath team 2; yrbk. 3.4; football jv 2. v 3.4; baseball v 3.4: hockey 3,4. jen, mindy thespian 2,3.4; yrbk. 4; jr.-sr girls jorus 3: soph, mixed chorus 2; comet shop 3,4 (ud. govt. 2; variety 2,3.4; sr. play 2.3,4; musical 2. |ro5enberg. david newspaper ass t ed. 3,4; yrbk. ass t 3, photo ed. 4; stud. govt. 3; ski club 2; pre-law 4; riety 3,4; sr. play 3,4; musical 3.4 rosenblatt, richard nat. honor soc. 3.4 march, band 2.3.4; sym. wind ens. 3.4: intra basketball 4; stage band 3.4; variety 4; orch. 4; musical 4. menzweig, lynne nat. honor soc. 3,4; ski club 4 stud. govt. 3; wrestlettes 3; variety 2.3.4; sr. play 2. 3,4; musical 2.3,4; homecoming 3.4. giWfitr, debi yrbk. 4; jr. prom comm.; sr. ball comm.; homecoming 3.4. rois. mitch mtra hockey, intra basketball rowan, cathy “no man is an island unto himself. ; fe-law 3.4; soph, hop comm.; jr. prom comm.; sr. Ill comm.; variety 2; chorus 2,3.4; homecoming 2, rudoff, mark question everything nat. honor soc. 34. newspaper 2,3.4; chess club 2,3,4; bridge club 2.3.4; tri-m 3.4; stud. govt. 2,4; stud, court 2; orch. «3,4; chorale 4; chamber orch. 2,3,4. mggero. pat soph hop comm.; yrbk. 2,3.4; thespian Pvariety 2,3; musical 2; av sq. 4; homecoming 3. 4;un club 2, sec. 3, pres. 4; ski club 2.3; afs 3; news- paper 2,3,4; stud. govt. 3.4; coquettes 4. ruggiero, joanne homecoming 3,4; wrestlettes 3.4: r prom comm.; sr. ball comm.; italian club 2,3. “«°, he,en nat. honor soc. 3.4: homecoming 4: sr jail comm.; ski club 3.4; Italian club 3; badminton m marlanne mixed chorus 2; jr.-sr. chorus 3 4 M club 3. ybak, cheryl nat. honor soc. 3.4; ski club 2.3.4, yndfleisz, bruce ski club; floor hockey. acklow, robert vol. club 3.4; ski club 2.3: pres. 4; 'ra softball 3; homecoming 3,4; sr. ball comm. adowski, john intra softball 2.3; intra floor hockey pat ruggero joanne ruggiero helen russo marianne ryan cheryl rybak joann ryan senior 229 _______ft. Salomon, margaret volleyball 2; hockey 2. samoleski, kevin ski club 2.3.4 s frank salamone mary salerno margaret Salomon kevin samoleski lee samowitz russell sar.ds anita santagata Christine sardi linda sarluco samowitz, lee nat. honor soc. 3.4: yrbk. boyssporj ed. 3: newspaper 3, news ed. 4; pre-law club pre-med club 3: ski club 2.3.4. chorale 3.4; sopl mixed chorus 2; stud. govt. 2.3; soccer v 2. sands, russell he who neither loves wine, womei and song, remains a fool his whole life long. sardi, Christine libr. serv. club v.p. sec. 2.3.4; si club 2; intra bowling 3. satnick, susan ski club 2.3.4, wrestlettes 3.4; hom coming 2.3.4. sattler, linda ski club 2.3.4; hockey 2. sauerland, john “a chain is only as strong asi weakest link ; v wrestling 2,3,4. scarola, diane thespian 3.4; fr. club 2.4 pres, yrbk. 3.4; sr. play 2.3.4; musical 2.3.4; variety 2,3.' sr. ball comm.; homecoming 3,4; fac. musical modern dance 3; Italian club 4. schainwooks, alan pre law club 3.4: radio club human rel. 3,4. schiefer. john ski club 2,3,4; jr. prom comir . $ ball comm.; stud. govt. 3.4: homecoming 2.3. yrbk. 3.4; soccer jv 2,3. v 4; softball 3,4; floor hoc ey 4. schmid. susan nat. honor soc. 3.4; pre-med club sp. club 4: hockey 2.3.4; archery 2.3.4; intra bov ing 2,3.4; intra basketball 2.3; intra volleyball 2.31 schmidt, daniel nat. honor soc. 3.4; golf 3.4, schmidt, gary ' have i not reason to lanient wr man has done to man?”; nat. honor soc. 3.4: yr: bus. ed. 4; newspaper bus. ed. 3; tennis. schmidt, wade that which can not be answer should not be questioned. ; stage band 2; socce' schmitt. edward jv baseball 2.3.4; v bowling 2,3.; schnebel, richard mtra softball 3; golf 4; ski club 230 senior s isan satnick linda sattler john sauerland diane scarola alan schainwooks john schiefer s That's disgi alfred schock randi scholnick gerard schreiber howard schwartz ronnie schwartz michael schwartzman 232 senior s nock, alfred baseball 2: concert band 2.3,4, -fiing band 2.3.4 •olnick, randi nat. honor soc. 3.4; yrbk.; french :3A , gerard (denver) far out : ski club 3.4; syff, john nat. honor soc. 3,4; ski club 2.3.4; v ck2.3.4; Spanish club 3. rffnan, jane different strokes for different ts; stud, govt.: ski club: variety; musical: vol. l2 vvolleyball; gymnastics. Mrartz, howard ital. club pres. 3; soccer 2.3.4; seball 2,3.4. r,waltz, ronnie nat honor soc. 3.4: soph, girls XUS 2; soph, hop comm.: adv. chorus 3; chorale itiespian 3.4; variety 2.3.4; sr. play 2.3.4; musical ;4;ski club 2.3; afs 3: ital. club 2,3,4. Wrtzman, michael (smokey) anyway : mtra jtetbaii 2,4. ling, linda homecoming 3.4; wrestlettes 3,4; msh club 3. Lino, john he who troubleth his own home ■Inherit the wind. lola, thomasina homecoming 3,4; ski club 3.4; Ectclub 2; volleyball 2; tennis 3; hockey 2. irle. barbara variety 2; musical 3; sr. play 2,3; Sing; track. irson, joan march band 2.3: ski club 2: mtra vol- toii 2.3. dy, john un club v. p.4; math team v.p. 4; pre- club: yearbook asst. fac. ed. 4. igel, warren stud. govt. 2.3. treas 4; thespian 3.4: kned club 2.3.4; pre-law club 2,3.4; tri-m 3.4. i honor soc. 3.4; fac. musical 3; soph, hop p,; newspaper 2; interact club 4. Spanish club variety 2.3.4: sr. play 2.3.4. musical 2.3,4: soph, xed chorus 2; chorale 3.4; madrigals 4 inski, carla chorus 2.3,4; ski club; variety 3. Ninon, larry nothing : av. sq.; ski club. barbara searle joan seberson J°hn segedy william segreto warren seigel Steve semprebene carla sepanski lawrence shannon william shannon senior 233 234 senior shea, barbara “smile! people will wonder what you’ve been up to : nat. honor soc. 3.4; yrbk fac ed. 3. copy ed. 4: newspaper 3; daisy chain 3; inter act club 2, sec. 3; soph, hop comm.; span, club sec 2. v.p. 3. pres. 4: guid. aide .3.4; bridge club 2.34 ski club 2,3.4; pre-law club 2.3; sp. honor soc. 4. sheedy, daniel football 2.3.4; baseball 2; track 2.3.4 lacrosse 3.4; floor hockey 3.4. shekleton, geneem nat. honor soc. 3.4, musical 24 variety 2.3.4: sr. play 2.4 shepski, kenneth stud. govt. 4; tri-m 3.4; thespian2, 3.4; variety 2.3.4: musical 2,3,4: sr. play 2.3,4; soph mixed chor.; chorale 3.4; madrigals 3.4. sherman, judy homecoming 3.4; jr. prom comm.; newspaper 3; musical 2.3.4: fac. show 3; sr. play 2' 3.4; variety 3.4: yrbk. 3. pub. ed 4; stud. govt. 3.4 sym. wind ens 4; cone, band 2.3; march band 3.4 ski club 2.3.4; thespian 3.4, Sherwood, pat nat honor soc. 3.4 ski club 3.4; vari- ety 3.4: vol. club 3; musical 3.4. thespian 4: off. aide 3.4; yrbk. 2.3.4; french club 4; intra bowling 4. shikowltz, heidi nat. honor soc. 3.4: stud govt. 2.3 4 tri-m 3.4: musical 2.3.4 fac.mus. 3; class v.p 2 tennis 2.3; volleyball 2; hockey 3.4; ski club 2.3.4 thesp. shin, majella homecoming 2.3.4: chorus 2.3; volley- ball 2. shulman, lee nat. honor soc. 3.4; stud govt. 2.3. sec. 4; soph, class treas.: thespian 4; math team 3. pres. 4; newspaper 2. asst boys sports ed 3; yrbk. 3,4; pre-law club 3.4; pre-med club 3; variety 4; sr. play 3.4; musical 3.4; soph, mixed chorus; chorale 3.4. Silverman, ellen ‘start smiling and enjoy the mira- cle of now : nat. honor soc. 3.4; span, club 2,3; fta 2; yrbk. 2. clubs ed. 3. ed.-in-chief 4; interact club 2. 3; newspaper 2; guid. aide 2.3: ski club 2.3.4; daisy chain 3. Silverman, robert thespian 3. v.p. 4; nat. honor soc. 3,4; variety 2.3.4; sr. play 2.3.4; musical 2.3,4 smart, kathleen homecoming 2.3.4: mtra volleybaM 3: soph, hop comm. smith, edward (bubba) stud. govt. 2; concert band 4; march, band 2.3.4; ski club 3.4. smith, karin stage band 3.4; sym. wind ens. 2.3; march, band 2; creative writing club 3. smith, margaret-jo office aide 3: french club 2. kenneth shepski alien sharpe 4 robbi shapiro daniel sheedy geneem shekleton judith sherman barbara shea donna Sheppard neil Sherwood s I vant to be alone. iert Silverman kathleen smart edward smith frank smith karin smith margaret-jo smith senior 235 s robert soloway laurel soper thomassorce kathleen sottung robert spalletta richardsperl Students assemble their stories before entering Mr. Olvany’s office. 236 senior robert cone, band 2.3. treas. 4; cross coun track 3.4 en, edward yrbk. art ed 4; homecoming 2.3; tmusical 3 ler, margaret iudo club, ski club; soph, hop carol nat. honor soc. 3.4; homecoming 2.3. •neerleader 2.3.4; jr prom comm.; yrbk. 4; ski |3.4; basketball 2.3. iky, Stephen football v 2,3.4; baseball jv 2. v 3. Irper, laurel everything that ever was always will Hand everything that ever will be always was” kathleen ‘surfs up”; ski club 2.3; musical | re- aw club 3; variety 2; homecoming 3; chorale fcr. girls' chorus 3: sr ball comm ta, robert jv v football, jv v lacrosse; floor (i ski club; softball; soph, class off richard sym. wind ens. 2.3.4. tri-m 3.4; band 2.3; ski club 2.4; v tennis 4. cynthia ceramics club 2: ski club; volley- pftball. deborah daisy chain 3: off. aide 2; fha 4. mark cross-country 2.3.4. track 2.3.4 ley, susan newspaper 3; sr. play 2.3.4; thespian ‘ ecology club 4; av 4; variety 2.3.4; jr.-sr. girls 3; musical 2.3.4; choral 4: soph, girls' chorus iannish, Christine ski club 3.4; vica pres. 4. ton, david everything comes to he who waits.”; ? $pcjper 2. •ohens, theresa i think and i am.”; germ, club 2. : fr club 2. trt 4; daisy chain 3; yrbk. ass't ed. ski club 2; un club 4. mod. dance 2.3.4; soph, hop ' nr: homecoming 3; nat honor soc. 3.4; variety ! sr play 3,4; sr ball comm.; coquettes. cynthia sperling deborah spero markstaehle susan stahley Christine stannish mary starke elizabeth stasi david staton theresa Stephens senior 237 s michael stepkowski nancy stiehler robyn stier john stine william stine conrad strauch joanne strow patricia stuhlmuller valerie sulzinski stiehler, nancy tri-m 3, pres. 4; nat. honor soc lat. club 2,3; badminton 2; march, band 2. wind ens. 3,4; orch. 2.3.4; stage band govt. 4. ’it, stine, john cone, band 2.3.4; stud govt. 2; ma band 2.3; stage band. strauch, conrad (sonrad) nat honor soc 34 r rus 2.3.4, strow, joanne nat. honor soc. 3.4; thespian 3.4; va, ety 2,3; $r. play 2; musical 3; newspaper 3.4’ eco gy club 2; ski club: stud. govt. 2.3.4, stuhlmuller, patricia fha 4: pre-med club 4; spa club 3.49 sk. club 2.3.4: archery 3,4. badminton 4: intra volleyball 3; bowling 3; basketball 3. sweet, kathleen “truth won't make you rich but will make you free. '; yrbk. 4: sr. ball comm.; hora coming 2.3: stud. govt. 2.3. swenson. Charles nat. honor $oc. 3.4; sym. Wit) ens. 2; stage band 2. stud. govt. 4. swiatocha. peter time waits for no one.’. ski d 3 4 taddonis, kim nat. honor soc. 3.4. tarantelli, claudia this above all; to thine ownsei be true. ; nat. honor soc. 3.4; fr. club 3.4. ital. cl« 3,4; un club 4; yrbk. 3,4; newspaper 2.3.4; lat. du pres. 4; track 2.3; coquettes 4. tenner, linda newspaper 2.3: fta 2.3; fr. club 2.4 v.p 3; thespian 3.4; guid. aide 2.3.4: yrbk. 3.4; stud govt. 2.3.4: soph, hop comm. tesoriere, patricia ski club 2.3.4. testa, patricia soph, hop comm ; nat honor soc 3 4: variety 2.4; sr. play 4; musical 3.4; thespian 4; sr ball comm.; interact club 2; pre-law club 4; volley ball 2.3: mod. dance 2,3.4; ski club 2.4; field hocke) 3. thiergartner, george nat. honor soc. 3.4. pre-mec club: jv soccer 3: intra lacrosse 2.3.4; mtra floo hockey; v. lacrosse 4. thomas, anna may soph, hop comm. sr. bal comm ; ski club 2.4; mtra basketball 3; volleyball 3 field hockey 3. 238 senior Charles swenson peter swiatocha kim taddonis mary ellen talento philip talento idia tarantelli linda tenner patricia tesoriere patricia testa george thiergartner anna may thomas senior 239 t That test really flipped me out. barbara thomas john todd mark thomas robert tokarski maureen thomas carole toner kari tratteberg janet travis gary tietjen 240 senior tuv hornas, barbara cheerleader 2.3: volleyball: jr. prom comm.; sr. ball comm.; homecoming 2.3.4. thomas, mark cross country; track; wrestling. tfiompson, patricia tri-m 4; cone, band 2.3: thespi- jfl 4: sym. wind ens. 3.4: pre law club 4; variety 3.4; musical 3,4; march, band 3.4; sr. play 4; chorale 4; 1 stage band 3.4; intra volleyball 2. itftjen, gary ski club 2.3.4; av treas. 3.4; drama club 12 intra softball; intra basketball. ftodd. john bicycle club; ski club. tokarski, robert cross country 2; track 2 I noner, carole march, band 2; tri-m 3.4, sym. wind ens. 3.4: orch. 3.4; cone, band 2; chorale 4. totter, donald nat. honor soc. 3,4; pre-law club 2.3. travis, janet (bowmar) nat. honor soc. 3.4; tri-m 3, See. 4; yrbk. ass't ed 3.4; newspaper girls sports ed. i;hockey jv 2, v 3,4; volleyball jv 2. v 4: basketball v 12.3.4; softball v 2.3.4; sym. wind ens. 2.3.4; march, hand 2.3.4; orch. 2,3.4; stage band 3.4. trentanove, jayne homecoming 2.3.4; fha 3. pres. 4; oph. hop comm.; ital. club 3: human rel. 3: yrbk. 3. ;sr. ball comm.; jr. prom comm.; volunteer club 3. ricarico. laura homecoming 3.4; v basketball 2.3.4; hockey 2.3.4; v volleyball 2.3.4: v softball 2.3.4, trojan, david (sleeze) hockey 2,3.4; softball 2,3.4. trojan, teresa Italian club. trommsdorff, mark ‘life is a personal contest be- tween you and the inevitable '; nat. honor soc. 3.4; Italian club; football jv 2. v 4; mtra lacrosse 2; track 2.3.4. I«rk, selma bicycle club 4; french club; soph hop :omm. turner, robert stud. govt. 4; track 3,4; cross country f 2.4 ursitti, diane Italian club 2.4. vacek, ilona (illle) mtra volleyball 3.4; intra basket- � 11 3.4; yrbk. 4: nat. honor soc. 3.4; ski club 2.3.4: at. club 4; german club 4; wrestlettes 3; soph hop :omm.; jr. prom comm.; homecoming 2,3.4; sr. ball somm. teresa trojan mark trommsdorff selma turk ilona vacek robert turner diane ursitti senior 241 V susan vacek joanne valentino margaret van alien donna vasti richard van alien merrile vannuis marcia velsor richard venezia judy vianest vacek, susan ski club 2.3.4; coquettes 3. treas. 4. valentino, joanne (wildflower) help! ; jr pror comm; sr ball comm; sr. play 3. van alien, marge nat honor soc 3.4; french club: bowling; v track. van alien, richard pre-law club sec. 3.4 stud govt. 2 3: nat honor soc 3.4: thespian 4; yrbk. 4; sr bal comm; track 3,4; cross country 3. vannuis, merrile homecoming 2,3.4; ski club 2.3 volleyball 2. velsor, marcia office aide 2.3; mtra volleyball 2 . vianest, judy nat honor soc 3.4; homecoming 3.4 daisy chain 3: yrbk. 3.4; guid. aide 3.4: variety 3. waldvogel, bob ‘‘never trouble thy mind for some- thing that shall happen to you in this world: nothing can come but what god wills.” walker, gary ‘you only live once! '; mtra softball 3 mtra hockey 3. wall, john (dexter) ski club; french club. Wallace, brendan v football 2,3.4; intra hockey 3,4 v lacrosse 2.3.4. walsh.diane homecoming 2,3.4. wrestlettes. walsh, maureen mtra volleyball 2; fna 2. waiter, Stephanie pre-law club pres 4; newspaper 2 variety 2.3,4; sr. play 2,3; musical 2.3; stud, govt 4. wandelt, janice musical 3; wrestlettes 4. wannen, rob germ, club; ski club, 242 senior I came back and I’m glad I did. teresa vonhagen daniel wafer diane walsh maureen walsh Stephanie waiter Charles viviano frendan Wallace robert waldvogel vw gary walker john wall janice wandelt robert wannen senior 243 francis way kathryn way gregory webber barbara webster Claudia weikman nancy weir Christine weiss robin weiss linda weith joanne westerman 244 senior frank class v.p. 3.4; ski club 2.3,4; homecom- 2,3; soph, hop comm., stud. govt. 3; chess club at. honor soc. 3,4; track 2. iy, kathryn (kitty) do it till your satisfied.' : news- er 2,4; yrbk. 3.4; homecoming 3.4; daisy chain iat honor soc. 3,4; intra basketball 2.3; volley- intra 2, v 3,4; softball; hockey 2,3,4; sr. play 3; jety 4; musical 3. iter, barbara ‘the love in your heart wasn't put m to stay, love isn’t love till you give it away. liman, caludia field hockey 2,3,4: volleyball jv 2. chorus 2. jintraub, robin fr. club 2; pre-law club 4; newspa- tf 2: yrbk. 2; chorus 2.4; variety 2; musical 2; sr. ay 2. carol ann whaley john white claudia whitman Christine homecoming 3; variety 3; coquettes , robin nat. honor soc. 3.4; volleyball 3; stud. 2.3.4; ceramics club 3; variety 2.3: sr. play 2: I 2; thespian 3,4: karate club 4. Ilnda homecoming 2,3,4. erman, joanne variety 2: ski club; soph, hop mm ; jr. prom comm.; homecoming 2.3.4, uley, carol ann newspaper 3.4; pre-med 3.4; in- club 2; yrbk. 3: soph, hop comm.; orch.; ey 3.4: basketball 3.4; tennis 3; softball 3.4. te.john cross country 2; soccer 3. uman, claudia variety 2.4; nat. honor soc. 3,4: leal 3.4: pre-med club 2; pre-law club 4; ital. .D4; stud. govt. 2,3,4; sr. play 2,3 4; thespian 4; club 2.3. i, lynn intra basketball; badminton. ;dzinski, mary ann soph, hop comm,; jr. Rim.; sr. ball comm.; yrbk. 2,3,4. prom 'ard, peter nat. honor soc. 3,4; yrbk. 4: newspa- 4; wrestling 2.3.4. peter willard frank williams richard willis senior 245 Catherine wilson kevin wilson Christine windecker philip wing richwinkler nancy winterroll mary beth winters craig wohl bernicewolny wilson, kevin Italian club 2.3.4, winkler, ricki ski club 2.3.4: lacrosse 3 4 mtra soft ball 3. winterroll, nancy soph, mixed chorus 2; jr.-sr. girl chorus 3: vica. winters, mary beth the lord is my shepherd i shj not want.”; soph, hop comm.; jr. prom comiS human rel.: wrestlettes 3; softball; volleyball. wohl. craig 'for god so loved the world that heglj his only son that who ever believed in him will hav everlasting life. , chorale 3.4; soccer jv 2.3; v 4. wolny, bernice homecoming; ski club; variety. won. haekyong nat. honor soc. 3.4. woods, donald (chicken) tremendous ; variety 3. musical 3; sr. play 3: faculty play 3. wright, darlene nat. honor soc. 3.4; sp. club 3,4; s{ honor soc. 4; ski club 3.4; v hockey 2.3.4; v volley ball 2.3.4; jv softball 2.3.4; bowling 2. yasen, jay nat. honor soc. 3.4; tri-m treas. 3.4: stu( govt. 3.4; newspaper 4; pre-med club 4. v.p. 2. pre! 3. yovino, Charles nat. honor soc. 3,4; ski club 3 zahn, loreen newspaper; yrbk.; fr. club; basketbal tennis: track. zeig, edye class sec. 3.4; latin club 4; afs 3; choral 4 jr.-sr. girls chorus 3; soph, girls chorus 2; home coming 2,3.4; sr. play 2.3.4; musical 2,3.4; sr. pia 2.3.4; musical 3: thespian 2,3,4; ski club 2.3.4; yrbk 3.4; newspaper 3.4; stud. govt. 2,3.4; soph, ho comm.; jr. prom comm. zounek, Christine nat. honor soc. 3.4; chorus 2, chorale 4: art club 4: yrbk. 4; soph, hop comm.: si ball comm.; homecoming 2.3.4; fac. play 3: ski clu 2.3.4. zubaly, robert nat. honor soc. 3.4; chorale 3.4; orct 2.3.4; stage band 2.3; jv soccer; jv lacrosse 246 senior • wxyz torlesyovino loreen zahn lawrence zaino edye zeig Christine zounek robert zubaly senior 247 Bureau of Missing Seniors Jonathan Bernard Michael Bilello Gary Boehme Gerard Bragg Thomas Buckley Claude Burnett Manuel Casamassima Mitchell Connochie John Feoli Vivian Georgiou David Greco Ann Grochulski John Harrison George Kowalski Michael MacGregor Thomas Maerz Mary Maggio Gary Magliano Dianne Marrone Gregory Mastriacovo Gary Neunzig Edmond Pesonen Richard Poolt Wanda Puskoris John Reitzel Dorene Renzetti John Retaleato Lawrence Riscica Brian Roy Smith Thomas Teleisha Patrick Vanacore Michael Waldeck 248 seniors .! tJmJvn 1956-1971+ JCliL AcnA Aon taAm. utry, diyzortul e ixth o Lmci ncrur oux Jloirony 9oti u tM. just AjArtxth 'AfttJUvt the.yacuix Ad anyuiA uffoaci Am. 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Sohe Jeanm and George Waldenmayer The Tallman Family A big hello for Larry 0. — a secret admirer Gerald Shanley Mr. and Mrs. McNeely Beneily’s Bouquets Cameo Gallery Farmer’s Market Tapeland Mrs. Eleanor LaPlante Mr. and Mrs. Henny We love you, David, oh yes we do! We love you. David, oh yes we do! We love you. David, oh yes we do! Bob Cue-Head Silverman Mr. and Mrs. I. Goldman Mr. and Mrs. James Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Farina Nicholas Prokos Three J’s and an A Joan Relyea Mr. and Mrs. DiBianco The Karish Family The Halowitch Family Jo Gramaglia Jefferson Hubbs Mr. and Mrs. J. Mangan and Family The Hupfer Family The Williams Family Mrs. Maggio Mr. and Mrs. H. Friedman Thomas Deacy Mr. and Mrs. T. McLaughlin Airman James McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Warren Nathan Mr. and Mrs. Agnese Mrs. Barbara Walling Mr. Danna Mr. Brown Mr. Goldberg Mr. Arthur Gruskoy Mr. and Mrs. Pruziner Mr. and Mrs. Karp Mr. James Wellon Mr. and Mrs. Batterman Mr. Francis Ganley Mr. and Mrs. Birkel Mr. and Mrs. A. Salamone James McBrier Mr. and Mrs. Y. Zimmer Mr. and Mrs. William Wahne Agnes Rebolj Mr. and Mrs. F. Carr Mrs. McNanie Mr. and Mrs. S. Wexler Mr. M. G. Munch Mr. and Mrs. DiBartolomeo Mr. Paul Vetrano Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crown Mrs. G. Reed Mr. Jack Rose Mr. and Mrs. John Lari Mr. R. Passamenti Mrs. Aversano Mr. and Mrs. J. Cohen llene Wolfson Mr. and Mrs. A. Schock Mr. and Mrs. H. Friedenburg Mr. and Mrs. F. Heller Mrs. Lauricella Mr. A. Burrelli Mr. M. Rogalin Mr. Joseph Ryan Mr. D. Bixby Mr. Salver: In Appreciation Of His Russian History Students Miss Saunders Mr. and Mrs. George Pelletier and Family Mr. and Mrs. Milton Frankel and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Schmidt and Family Success Hall'’ ways — The Hall Moms Mr. and Mrs. D. Arena Mr. F. Bohl Mr. Pitrelli Mr. J. Kearns Mrs. S. Notov Mr. R Austin Have you tasted any photons lately? G. S. and T.S. — you're the greatest! (What egotism!) You got it, Bub! joeGusmerma H. Thorwarth E. Fitzgerald Mrs. Gerhard Singer Mr. Taddonio Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jennett Mrs. Kingsley Mrs. Peter Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dastin Mr. and Mrs. Duille Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Berbard Webber Mr. Arther Dill Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Mr. and Mrs. Fyfe Mrs. Magaret Smith Mr. and Mrs. Director Mr. Rodenrys Mr. and Mrs. H. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. F. Coletta Mr. and Mrs. Levy Mr. and Mrs. Schubert Mr. and Mrs. O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Bassett Mrs. Rummell Miss Breining Mrs. A. Colasuonno Lee. Warren, June The Manthey Family The Nalepa The Allen Family The Kuller Family Mr. Buttice Olson Ronald Mark Antonio The Wolfson Family Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Schwinger Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Schwartz Mr. Robert Pirrung Mr. and Mrs. Bodnav Mrs. A. Kushner Mr. and Mrs. M. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. H. Ludman Mr. and Mrs. H. Purnick and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weiss and Family Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Mr. and Mrs. G. Rosenzweig Mr. and Mrs. Blumenthal David Parker Pam Parker Diane Parker Mr. and Mrs. Sklarz Mr. and Mrs. E. Romeo Mr. and Mrs. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Slater Mr. and Mrs. 0. Swenson Mr. and Mrs. J. DeSimone Mary Salt Mr. and Mrs. Somer Mrs. Bodony Mr. and Mrs. Erickson Mr. and Mrs. LaPolla G. Allen Mr. and Mrs. K. Vianest Mr. and Mrs. Haas Mr. and Mrs. Baratz Mr. and Mrs. Langbehn Miss Macari Mr. and Mrs. R. Cassiano Mr. L. Goldberg Mr. A. Sanfratello Dungaree Den Ginger s Hair Stylist Chex Jackie Hair Stylist Mrs. R. Barry Elisa Matas This book would be better if it wasn't for ERS and DMR. Thanks Steve. John. George for helping. — Luv Sha. Congratulations to the Tigger from the Hoople Congratulations Linda, Cathy, and Ellen We wish you success in all your future endeavors. Mrs. Oliveri Bet with Scott Schuwartzman Aloysius Rienzo Mrs. Libertad Kozma Mr. M. Breheny Mr. A. Cali Consider what your strength is equal to and what exceeds your ability. Chris Darnowski Susan Hall Sorrentino Congratulations to the Senior Class Congratulations to the Class of '75 Another of the same Donna Johnson Compliments to Patricia and Diane Anderson A friend Another friend Congratulations to the Class of ’75 Fat Boy Shulman (no malicious intent) Mr. and Mrs. Greer Mr. and Mrs. H.E. Reiser Marie Esposito Nachet Family Mrs. Millet Mr. and Mrs. Davide Saave Mr. and Mrs. Toner Goldstein Family Mr. and Mrs. Erhart Judy Vianest Kathy Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rybak Cheryl and Richie Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson Lorraine Johnson Diane Walsh Mr. S. Lieber Broadway Plaza Cleaners The Wexler Family To my Beautiful Larry, love always — Sharon Bozo and the Conqueror are forever one Sitting by the fishy pond Feeding them our toes. — E.D. and D.H. To all my dear friends, especially H.R.. Love, J.T. 0 foolish one, 0 foolish one. you are so very foolish. Jackie, we love you. — Jack, Bob. and Mark. Good Luck. Class of ’75 — the Westermans Mr. and Mrs. Barker Mrs. Gesslein Thank you for being so nice. Miss Kumpikas. — yours deliquently. Jack. Vittoria Cosentino Mrs. Z. Sedlacek Mrs. Fordham Kenneth Friedenberg Mr. David Stowell Mrs. J. Whaley Hicksville High School Chorus Mr. James Taratunio Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kacprzycki Mr. Jagde Mrs. Dolores Rozek Mrs. Joan Cuche Mr. Robert Ross ■ 1ST Since . The Bank That Snows long Island Best! TWELVE OFFICES IN: HICKSVILLE ■ BETHPAGE • PLAINVIEW • GREENLAWN ■SOUTH HUNTINGTON -COMMACK -HAUPPAUGE (516)9310100 i . «0 LONG ISLAND NATIONAL BANK Member F.D.I.C. 254 business Good Luck to the Class of 75 STEVEN’S WEDDING CENTER Hicksville, Long Island SAL PHARMACY INC. 89 Broadway Hicksville. N.Y. 11801 LENNY’S PIZZA, PASTA AND BREW 416 Jerusalem Ave. Allied ShoppmgCenter CHEVROLET ABBOTT’S FLORIST 483 Jerusalem Ave. Allied Shopping Center (516)931-9347 Congratulations to The Class of '75 ROBERT CHEVROLET Custom Design for all Occasions South Broadway Hicksville. WEI-1145 Sales — parts — service Free Delivery business 255 GOLDMAN BROTHERS Uniforms — Sporting Goods Athletic and Industrial Footwear Hard-to-find sizes in stock Extra large sizes a specialty Serving schools, clubs, and industry 183 South Broadway Hicksville. N.Y. 931-0441 TROFIM SONS HOLDEN’S Wines — Liquors STATIONERY 114 Woodbury Road GIESE FLORIST 79 Broadway Hicksville. N.Y. 11801 Hicksville, N.Y. (516)822-8453 11801 Flowers for all occasions WE DELIVER Wedding Bouquets Commercial and personal Funeral Designs stationery Your complete wine celler and We telegraph flowers Greeting Cards Spirits Shoppe 248 South Broadway Newspapers — Magazines Hicksville. N.Y. 11801 Tobacco (Next to Robert Chevrolet) 931-1249 WEIIs 1-0241 256 business CENTRAL FEDERAL SAVINGS FIRST in INTEREST in the Community Hicksville: Broadway and West John St. Main Office: Branch: 249 East Park Ave. 101 West Park Ave. Long Beach Long Beach WEIIs 1-9824 Road Service CHICK’S NEWBRIDGE SERVICE STATION Automotive Specialists 395 No. Newbridge Rd. Hicksville, N.Y. DELICATESSEN OLD COUNTRY DELICATESSEN THE HOME OF GOOD FOOD” WEIIs 5-2700 OPEN DAILY UNTIL 10 P.M. To The Graduating Class of 1975 Auguri — Best Wishes Buona Fortuna — Good Luck From THE ITALIAN CLUB Hicksville Senior High School CENTER SHOPS 200 OLD COUNTRY ROAD Best wishes to the Senior Class HICKSVILLE CONGRESS OF TEACHERS CHROMA PAINT 154 Broadway Hicksville, N.Y. 11801 from the French Club QUEENS COUNTY SAVINGS BANK 1092 Old Country Road Plainview, N.Y. 11803 (516)433-5354 ROSELL FURNITURE CO. 250 Old Country Road Hicksville. N.Y. 11801 Sal Ambroglo Interior Dec. N.S.I.D. A T FASHIONS 391 Broadway Hicksville, N.Y. 11801 Bridal Proms Gowns and Dresses business 259 LOVE BROTHERS V. Carnecchia HIGGINS AND BECKETT INC. V R MIDWAY Sales and Service Dispensing Opticians antS —$5.00 Jeans Complete Automotive Repairs 535 Mid-Island Plaza Hicksville, N.Y. Tops and Bottoms 325 Jerusalem Ave. (Corner 11th Street) Hicksville, N.Y. 11801 OV1-0161 Mid-Island Plaza WE 1-3714 WE 1-3780 a bank for all seasons V 260 business National Bank of North America L___AN AFFILIATE OF CIT FIN ANCIAL CORPORATION 125 offices in New York City, Long Island and Westchester. Member F.D.I.C. business 261 (516)938-2388 Herb Bradensten, Jr. ORGAN RECITALS • PIANO INSTRUCTION Foundry Conductor: Lufberry Choral and Orchestral Societies 2 Ingram Drive Hicksville, N.Y. 11801 Member: A.G.O., A.S.C.A.P. WE 1-0220 PETER’S Cleaners and Tailors All work done on premises Same day service 422 Jerusalem Ave. Hicksville. N.Y. Best Wishes from your hometown paper HICKSVILLE v ISLAND TREES BETHPAGE OLD BETHPAGE Largest Circulation Weekly Newspaper in Hicksville Jonathan Ave. Wel-1400 Hicksville Stamps «Coins «Pool Tables Metal Detectors 117 South Broadway Hicksville. N.Y. 11801 (516)935-9641 Yarn Garden Dr. and Mrs. Saddles Gratulations senioribus a discipulis sociepatis latinae. Allied Deli Resnick Brothers Your Way Hair Styling Woodbury Chemists Compliments of Cheese Box “Sincerest wishes for a successful future” The U.N. Club 262 business Congratulations to the Class of 1975 from the Hicksville High School Alumni Association Carl Sikmger. Jr. Store Manager EISEMANN BUICK — OPEL FIRESTONE “the people tire 000010“ RIDGERUNNER SPEED SHOP 330 West Old Country Road Hicksville, L.I., New York WEI Is 1-0900 Hicksville Firestone Dealer 300 S. Broadway Hicksville, N.Y. 11801 258 Old Country Road Hicksville, N.Y. 11801 (516)433-1514 WEIIs 1-0961 WEIIs 1-0170 80 Duffy Avenue 931-0010 Hicksville, N.Y. 11801 EMPIRE STORAGE WAREHOUSE, INC. “Care for things you care for” Agents for Global Van Lines Local and Long Distance Moving, Fireproof Storage, Packing, and Crating Rug Cleaning 264 business To the Graduating Class of 1975 Yesterday is dead — forget it, Tomorrow has not come — don't worry, Today is here — use it! � THE JUNIOR CLASS officers: Barbara Asam. president John Leo, vice-president Michele Carrieri, secretary Maureen Lynch, treasurer GUS RIEDLINGER’S A single, gentle rain makes the grass many shades greener. So our prospects brighten on the influx of better thoughts. We should be blessed if we lived in the present TOWING SERVICE, INC. always, and took advantage of every accident that befell us, like the grass which confesses the influence of the 24 HOUR TOWING slightest dew that falls upon it. Emergency Road Service — Thoreau 15 E. Old Country Rd., Hicksville, L.l. WEIIs— 1-1794 1-9575 1-1498 THE BUSINESS STAFF OF COMET'75 business 265 Seaman Eiseman Inc. Underwriters of All Lines of Insurance Over 700 years of experience in our entire staff assures complete attention to all your insurance requirements Including Life, Accidents, Sickness and Pension Plan Department YOUTHFUL DRIVERS we welcome your call about automobile insurance 167 Broadway. Hicksville. L.l. 11802 Tel: 931-0600 “HELP BEAUTIFY LONG ISLAND” 266 business WE 1-2050 West John St. Deli 390 West John St. Hicksville, L.l. Duckworth Realty “We sell, buy, and rent houses in Hicksville and the vicinity.” 430 W. Old Country Road Hicksville, N.Y. Wells 1-4006 Felicitaciones Felicidad a la clase del 1975 — From the Spanish Club — FlOoDS, Q rot) «.«CrKOCr «ologv Field T a'p C.«ctlLiD! business 267 William M. Gouse Jr. Post 3211 Veterans of Foreign Wars U.S. 321 South Broadway, Hicksville, NewYork (516)433-7080 Lenses Duplicated Tel: 433-6344 Spanish Mood Beauty Salon Inc. Electrolysis Prescriptions Filled Hicksville Opticians Inc. 354 Old Country Road Hicksville, N.Y. 353 South Broadway Hicksville, N.Y. 11801 Closed Tuesday Aaron H. Krasner Optician 268 business vn - O VLJ O l£Q MJ O C3 c o Rich, you're the sauce on my pie of life — Sheila. C.S.D. — Hi cutie! — L.J.T. Preserve yor memories -they're all that's left you Smiles — you're a summer lovin', spring, fall, and winter and you've made me happy. — Beth Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heller To Mike, with love — Me! Cathy — you're my ideal woman, JAP or not — Sheila. Ellen, you are the greatest star — LJT. Fishsila — keep on swimming — LJT Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crisci To Scott, this is a love note — Meryl To Meryl, you make my heart go pitter-patter. To Neil — you're better than a coated Nikon 28 MM lens — Sheila. Love to: Cupcake. Twinkie. and all my sweet friends. Stretch, we survived it all. together — LJT To all of you — you know who you are. you're the greatest — Naive Eileen Mr. Kanawada. No problem, it's O.K. Fourth period American History. Beth. I still can’t throw a frisbee Love lots. Eileen Pam. from S B. to fortune cookies Stay close Eileen. Sonnie — we'll be like Nathan one day. unfortunately — Feeler. Tuna fish, cottage cheese, and pineapples — ugh! All our love to the senior class.from Knobby Knees and Thunder Thighs. Come dance with the West Wind, and touch on the mountain tops, sail over canyons and up to the stars, reach for the heavens and hope for the future, all that we can be. not what we are — John Denver. Mr. and Mrs. David Silverman Mr. and Mrs. William C. Stephens To my friends, with love. Cathy. To all my friends — Thanks — I love you dearly. — ERS Consider the lilies of the field Chris Darnowski Stephanie Sadies Mr. Wellon Valerie Crown Amy Batterman Beth Burstein Remember the mashed potatoes! Only ten words — forget it! Gimp lives As I type this last booster. I breathe a sign of relief, mingled with joy. G.D.S. ¥© W® %©8 ft® U£ % @? 270 business Poly Clean Center “We do professional dry cleaning by the pound.” Calda Pizza “The best you’ve ever eaten” Eat in —Takeout 254 Old Country Road Hicksville 931-8035 91 Old Country Road Hicksville Hours: Mon. and Thurs. 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Tues.. Weds.. Fri. 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. Sat. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Congratulations Class of ‘75 Charles I. Montana Sr., '34 MONTANA AGENCY, INC. REALTORS APPRAISERS INSURERS vouRjindtptntort WBUnfKf f AGENT vrm tc bgj' Real Estate • Insurance • Commercial • Industrial • Residential 115 N. B way, Hicksville, N.Y. 516 WE 8 3600 THE HICKSVILLE PENNYSAVER Congratulates the CLASS of 75 AND WISHES THEM ALL A SUCCESSFUL AND HAPPY FUTURE! ('! M I R ISLAND — PENNYSAVER .. l) I k I ISI RS Mrs. G. Holmes WEI-9159 Ice cream supermarket 784 Carvel est. 1934 parties — clubs — churches icecream cakes 471 Broadway Hicksville Best wishes Happy the man who follows not the counsel of the wicked, nor walks in the way of sinners, nor sits in the company of the insolent, but delights in the law of the Lord and meditates on his laws day and night. He is like a tree planted near running water, that yields its fruit in due season, and whose leaves never fade away. McCaffrey — Naso Inc. Insurance Best Wishes to The Class of‘75 From the Pre-law Club 100 E. Old County Road Hicksville. N.Y. E. A. Naso L. C. McCaffrey THESPIS The world is a stag in which there are no srrjall parts only small actors. Act well your part tHiere all honor lies. Break a leg class of ‘75 from Mr. C. and the whole gang from THESPIAN TROUP 2125 -sJ Best of Luck to the Class of ‘75 from HW MO Ut5-fcS5S Htfr lime c°NnotwriMj RM-GftOVW 4£V£llS TMiKS Frank Wing Mike Fagan F M Parkway Delicatessen Cold Buffet Catering Finest Cold Cuts” Home Made Salads Hours: Mon-Sat. 7:30— 10 P.M. Sun.-7:30 — 9 P.M. 516-7892 99 Levittown Parkway, Hicksville Compliments of Purcell’s Florists —pngrra1 ■. rrm j 183 Broadway Hicksville WELLS 1-2830 business 273 PHONE: 938-9332 Congratulations and Best Wishes CHINESE-AMERICAN RESTAURANT Hicksville Youth Council 91 West Cherry St. Hicksville 526 MID-ISLAND SHOPPING PLAZA HICKSVILLE, NEW YORK 11801 822-7594 Siobhan McMurray — Capt. Sue Vacek — Sec. Cathy Bilancia — Asst. Capt. Diana D’Avino — coach 274 business Walk in the Sunshine, Watch for the bright sign, Be all those things, you’re able to be, But watch what you hear now, And make sure that it’s clear now, For just cause it’s said, that doesn’t mean that it’s true. You gotta listen to the Heavens, and you have to try and understand. That the time it seems to capture.is just a movement of his hand, Try not to hurry, cause it’s not just your worry, So leave it to those, all caught up in time, But I ain’t preachin’, cause I don’t know how to make Fast things, move along slow.Cause ya can’t stop it, and ya can’t make it go, And just cause I say it is, that doesn't mean that it’s so. But I ain’t crazy, nor am I dazed, I just want to find out what’s right and what's wrong. And I ain’t burnin’, it’s just the whole World that keeps on turnin'. Happiness through all the days — The Class of 1975 The production of this yearbook took much effort and time on the part of many people besides the editors themselves. In appreciation for this assistance, the editorial staff of the 1975 COMET YEARBOOK would like to salute the following people and objects that helped make their workload a little less burdensome and a little more enjoyable. To Mr. Phil St. Pierre for his invaluable guidance in the construction of this yearbook. To Mr. Jerry Schneider for being such a wonderful person to work for. To the custodians for their broom. To Ellen Silverman’s grandfather for his secretarial services. To Jim Landy’s little green pillow and to the Comet Room for their versatility. To Rich Gill, Paul Lauricella, and Mike Pakaluk for shooting all of the editors at least six times. To all the cola producers of the world. To Ed Snowden for designing the Comet 75 T-Shirts. To the inventors of 3-C and 3-R forms. To the American Yearbook Company for causing six nervous breakdowns, three mental fatigues and 17 cases of beri-beri. To Dante’s Inferno for its pizza. To the Comet Room clock for never having the right time. To Oedipus Rex for his letters to Mommy. To all those who accidentally gave the editorial staff assistance.