Hicksville High School - Comet Yearbook (Hicksville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1980 volume:

• . • Now — A time of confusion, mixed emotions, growing up. Today — so important, for laughing and crying, for finding friends and losing them. Sometimes winning, other times losing. But all the time finding Ourselves through tears and triumphs. 4 As I think about my future, I know many things will change. Yet I can't help thinking about Today. ft I Ml. lM'uposi: or tmi: study or PHILOSOPHY IS NOT TO I.LAUX «THAT OTH1CHS HAVIi TAIJWMT, IICT TO I.1:A«X 1 WITH 10 12 13 There is so much more to come. Yet just as much left behind Never to be forgotten ... OM ET b Senior Entertainment Homecoming..........................20 Variety '79.........................22 H.S. Year...........................24 Senior Celebrity....................26 Senior Play.........................28 Senior Officers.....................30 Junior Officers.....................31 Sophomore Officers..................32 Winter Concert......................33 String of Pearls....................34 Costume Day.........................35 Senior Dress-up Days................36 Sophomore Chorus....................38 Jr.-Sr. Girls’ Chorus...............39 Chorale.............................40 Madrigals...........................41 Symphonic Band......................42 Concert Band........................44 A.V.................................46 Newspaper...........................48 Roundtable..........................49 Yearbook............................50 Orchestra...........................52 Chamber Players.....................54 Tri-M............................. 55 Student Gov’t.......................56 Foreign Language....................58 Volunteer Club......................61 Marching Band ......................62 Thespians...........................64 Computer Club.......................66 Aides, Ski Club.....................67 Math Team, Frechites ...............68 EXPRESSION 18 HOMECOMING The Senior Class on the $1 98 Float Candidates: Bene Hochbrueckner, Cathy Hogan. Queen Diane Reul, Joan Furey, and Bridgene Marco hicksville high school BAND The Marching Comets look great in their new uniforms. I feel pretty!” Do the hokey pokey . The first of many Hicksville touchdowns Homecoming this year was a great success. The Comets made the day by defeating the Bellmore-Kennedy Cougars by a score of 46-6. Amazing teamwork and sportsmanship were displayed by the foot- ball team and the crowd. During the game, the cheerleaders aroused school spirit and the Marching Comets and Coquettes did a fine half- time show to the tune of our favorite Coke and Pepsi commercials. Floats returned this year and all the classes did a wonderful job. However, the Class of 80, led by President Tommy Luongo, tri- umphed once again with the $1.98 Float winning their second Best Float Award. Homecoming once again ended happily and was a fun-filled day for all those involved. VARIETY 79 On December 6, 7, and 8, under the direction of Mr. Crucilla and Susan Bozzi, the Thespian Society Troupe 2125 presented this year's Variety Show — Box Office Special.” Act I consisted of two skits: Meridian 7-1212 and Game. Both of these were thoroughly enjoyed by all. The second act, with the help of musical director, Mr. Charles Arnold and choreographer, Trudy Cohen, brought a touch of Broad- way to the Hicksville Stage. Selections from many popular shows were presented. The numbers ranged from the beautiful song At the Ballet, to the moving Nothing” to the lively finale We Go Together. Many hours of hard work were put into the production of Box Office Special, not only by the cast but also the crews. However, it was well worth the effort. The show was a smashing success! Meta boy cute as can be... HIGH SCHOOL of the YEAR Do you want to sit on Santa's lap? Santa's helpers standing by Debbie handing out the goodies Of course. I'm the Santa you saw at Gertz.” Judy is having a great time. • Bette, put that snowball down. A motley crew of Santa and friends Tim with the special children Mike Smith gets a real big hug This year’s High School of the Year project got off the ground under the leadership of the chairman Bette Hoch- brueckner and Colleen Ober. It consisted of three Santa Clauses and a whole group of Santa’s helpers who brought some holiday cheer to the elementary schools in our district. Equipped with guitars, snacks, and smiles, high school students helped to make holiday parties in almost every Hicksville kindergarten class. They played games and sang songs such as The Inky Dinky Spider’’ and Jingle Bells . Just when everyone thought the fun was over, they were surprised by a guest appearance by Santa. Although the children were a bit skeptical when they saw Tim Myers’ west- ern boots, none of them hesitated to take a turn on his lap. Hours of planning went into High School of the Year. How- ever, the immense appreciation from the classes and their happiness well repaid the students’ efforts. 25 SENIOR CELEBRITY NIGHT These glasses will sure come in handy. Senior Celebrity Night turned out to be an entertaining and enjoyable event. An active display of class spirit, added to the slide presentations of Hicksville and Hicksville sports, was one of the eve ning’s highlights. Engraved trophies were given out along with hysterical gag gifts. The awards were presented by many active members of the Senior Class. Entertain- ment was provided by several talented singers. The audience’s reaction proved that Senior Celebrity Night was a suc- cess. 26 I'd like to thank you all personally. I'm planning to enter the Indmapolis 500.” The nicest couple at Hicksville High The curtain rises for the third annual show! SENIOR PLAY ' Can everyone see the script?” So what's the story, Jackie? Ooh, that feels good!” “Out of the Frying Pan” was presented on February 28th, 29th and March 1st. It was directed by Mr. Crucilla with the aid of student director, Karen Riley. Backstage was managed skillfully by stage man- ager, Mark Clements. The play was a light comedy concerning the plight of struggling actors waiting for their big break. Faces old and new to the stage enhanced a wonderful performance. The entire cast and crew of “Out of the Frying Pan” deserve a big round of applause! 28 Judi memorizing her lines. Why is Sam being picked up? • That looks pretty funny. SENIOR CLASS Senior Class advisor Mr. O’Doherty and officers What are seniors? Are they those wild and crazy guys who will do almost anything to distin- guish their upperclass status at Hicksville High School? The senior at Hicksville has earned his title. Walking around school in costume, running around selling candy, and observing a sneaker dress code are just a few of the countless schemes seniors conjure up for sole participation by the Class of 1980. A typical senior decides his future at the same time he decides his term paper topic which is usually due the next day. He also finds himself with little free time to enjoy his favorite hobbies such as sleep. However, the Hicksville senior is happy. 30 Diane, Reul — Vice President JUNIOR CLASS Junior Class officers hanging out at the “Junior Information Center” uV'J Dec At ' V Pec A ci r Vtft n.eit ■ Mr Vice-President Ricca Yao and President Tom Sullivan Juniors are alive and well in Hicksville. They participated in many school activities. They found the answer to the communication problem by creating the “Junior Information Center. Even seniors were found stopping to read about junior class events. The most noted events of the year were the sale of class rings and the Junior Prom which was held at Villa Victors. This first formal wrap- ped up a most successful year. Bridget Gaitaini — Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS Sophomore Class Fund raisers President Chris Stafford and Vice-President Jim Clancy Sophomore Class Officers hard at work Advisor Mrs Koegel and Treasurer Peggy O'Grady The Sophomore Class got off to a wonderful start in high school. This was clearly shown through their efforts during the homecoming festivities. They felt that the Comet-Man float was well done, despite the opinion of the judges. Fund-raising went from the usual candy to the unusual holiday candles and stuffed animals. Sophomore fund-rais- ing events even included a faculty baby picture contest! The highlight of the year was definitely the class trip to the Great Adventure amusement park. Everyone had a terrific time and it was a fantastic way to end an exciting year. 32 SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT NIGHT Eugene, where's your hat? Nina Samowitz and Jane Batterman doing Wild Horses. The third annual Senior Entertainment Night was held on February 8th. The show included many single persons and bands doing both original and popular songs. Eugene Principe, the MC, added some Gong Show humor by wearing a different hat every time he appeared in front of the curtain. The evening was full of fun and good music. 33 STRING OF PEARLS The rhythm of the HHS state band. The trombone section at their best! String of Pearls was held on March 8th. The Hicksville High School Stage Band under the direction of Mr. Abt prepared a full evening of Swing Era music. The gym was transformed into a ballroom complete with a rotating mirrored ball. At intermission, the Pearl Drops sang and were conducted by their personal song arranger, Mr. Golekee. Other exciting events of the evening included various dance contests, the hustle not being among them. The Pearl Drops with their director Mr. William Golekee. COSTUME DAY Mickey and Minnie Mouse. Janet, who is in the beer can?” Guy is the Incredible Hulk. The Class of '80 created a new popular activity. On October 31st, many sen iors masqueraded around the halls and in the gym. They competed for free tickets to the Senior Ball. Their cleverness and origi- nality was unsurpassed as seniors dressed like pump kins, television characters. Playboy bunnies, etc. The day made our halls a most interesting sight. However, it is still unknown who the Conehead was. 35 SENIOR HAT DAY SENIOR HAT DAY was on January 25th or was it January 28th or the 30th ... Whenever it was, this event was the most successful of the dress-up days planned exclusively for the Class of 1980. The halls were filled with everything from cowboy hats to sombreros to top hats. This day surely proved that seniors are wild and crazy guys.” The junior class has a tough act to follow next year. I’m really into Hat Day!” •Howdy y'all! CHORUSES A funny song Watch the director La, La, La,. .. What a song! Not only by making beautiful music but by learning to sing their hearts out, the Sophomore Mixed Chorus meets the new challenge of singing in the High School. Their winter and spring con- certs were a success. They will continue to learn how truly rewarding and enjoyable singing can be in their future years in this school. Sopranos: Maureen Carlson, Gmny Castiglia, Karen Erhardt, Olivia Kammerman, Kristi Lyon, Kathy Marion. Brenda Rich ards. Angela Sarle, Cindy Terzian, Pat Tramor Altos: Annette Albanese, Claire Conway. Michelle Coyle, Diane Lynch, Deb bie Newlands, Annette Potente, Angela Sarle, Cindy Van Allen Tenors: Jim DellaRatta, Doug Denicola. Danny Kerin, Mike Meyer, Marc Schoenfeld Bar.: Jim Clancy. Mike Dreyer, Rob Emproto, George Herrmann, Mike Kmzer. Scott Ross, Joe Schwartz. 38 Do. Re. Me___ Where’s Mr Arnold? Say cheese! Sing, sing, sing. One of the things the Jr.-Sr. Girls Chorus is known for is their enthusiasm when they sing. Their enjoy- ment of music and voice was expressed very well in the 2 performances this year. In the Winter Concert they sang a number of Christmas Carols which fit in per fectly with the mood of the season. Their Spring Con- cert was also a huge success. Director: Mr Arnold. Sopranos: Jennifer Cheslock, Sally Chin, Adele Combattente, Amy Cott. Eleanor Crivelli, Maureen Delaney, Maryann Esposito, Briget Gaetam, Kelly Gauller, Sharon Grace, Cindy Gree- nough, Carla Jane Guilfoyle, Helen Kyriacou. Carolyn Loiacano, Nancy Minck, Kim Morrison, Lila Morehouse, Arlene O'Connell, Mar garet O'Shea, Vicki Puccio, Ginny Scarola. Sue Sussman, Nancy Walsch. Altos: Kim Buckley. Amy Innoco. Debbie Mango, Genemarie Mitacek. Lisa Peters. Lisa Pfaeffle, Cathy Rabell, Lori Torman, Donna Unger, Barbara Visceglie, Kathy Westerberg, Lisa Zimmer. The Chorus Line I can't believe I ate it! Let’s Make Everyone Smile” seemed to be the theme of the Chorale this year. Made up of the most advanced singers in this school, the Cho- rale had 2 magnificant concerts highlighted by the songs “The Hallelujah Chorus” and “The Magnificat”. Just hearing them sing brought smiles to all who listened. Director Mr Arnold. Sopranos: Susan Bozzi. Laura Cagna, Joan Furey. Donna Haller. Suzanne LoGalbo. Beth O’Donnell, Dma Scolaro. Gina Sebastiano, Nancy Swanson Altos: Carol Cattano, Kathryn Crivelli, Lisa Ferrandino. Lucille Guarino, Pam Lochrey, Carolyn Lyons, Judi Miller. Robin Rait, Karen Riley. Nina Samowitz, Jackie Samuels. Lee Ann Schmalenber ger, Darleen Sherrard, Maryann Urich. Tenors: Robert Con- over. Glenn DeBello, Chet Harvey. Frank Russilo, Eric Wil- liams Baritones: Kevin Asher. Michael Bishop. Joseph Dougherty, Brian Drier, Roberto Guerra, Herbert Johnson, Michael Marchetti. John Marmora, Rich Mylod. Alex Sardi, Michael Smith, Patrick Sullivan, Philip Toole 40 What's so funny? I'm feeling fine .. The Madrigals are a group of very talented singers whose goal is to explore areas in music which are made for small groups. They per formed in many recitals in the school and also for the community. This included songs such as “Matona, Mia Cara” and “A Babe is Born”. Director Mr. Arnold. Sopranos: Cynthia Andino, Susan Bozzi, Beth O’Donnell. Altos: Joanne Matuza, Lisa Pfaef fie, Virginia Scarola. Tenors: Robert Conover, Marc Scho enfeld Baritones: Michael Bishop. Brian Drier. 41 SYMPHONIC BAND The Symphonic Band formerly known as the Symphonic Wind Ensem- ble is one of the high points of the Hicksville High School Music Depart- ment. This year’s group consisted of 75 of Hicksville’s most talented musicians. Under the direction of Mr. Abt the 79-80 Symphonic Band continued the music department’s tradition of fine musicianship and excellent concert performances. Pres. Dan Hogan, V.P. Rich Briody, Sec. Linda Losche, Treas. Jim Sanderson. Student Gov't. Rep. Eileen Smith. Bob Salera Flutes: Dorothea Antonio. Cathy Clark, Cindi DiMarzo, Michele Donato, Kelly Landers, Jeanne Ryder, Ann Shizume, Eileen Smith, Julie Sone Oboes: Mark Clements, Lam Cordier E Flat Clarinets: Melissa Mayer B Flat Clari- nets: Cheryl Albach, Paula Bistany, Keith Blake. Hillary Dick, Linda Losche, Joanne Pearl, Michael Polan, Sue Rockwood, Jackie Samuels, Theresa Simco, Ann Trubinski. Alto Clar- inets: Donna Nassisi Bass Clarinet: Dennis Chow Alto Sax.: Mary Chatterton, Thomas Moore, Jeffrey Rait, James Sanderson. Tenor Sax.: Ritchie Morrison. Eric Soderlund. Bar itone Sax.: Arthur Brieva. Paul Nealon, Charles Squires. Horns: Keith Burt, Cathy Dou cette, Andrew Harris, Peter Rubins. Krista Smith Cornets: James DaGuanno, William Eberle. Felix Gruosso. Alfred Pitrelli, Robert Salera, Peter Weisgerber, Paul Yanopulos. Trumpets: Kevin Meyer, Michael Stuppiello. Trombones: Rich Briody, Chris Moyer, David Rubin. Baritone Horn: Martin Callahan, Dan Hogan, Paul Wenzel Tubas: Anthony Alle grezza, Tom Asher, Peter Lewis. Percussion: Brian Clancy. Donald Cusack, Eric Finkle stem, Glenn Rohde, David Straub, Patricia Wenzel, Linda Wink. Um Pah Pah. The flutes have it. I give up. I'll give it my best shot. CONCERT BAND The Concert Band under the leadership of Mr. Larsen had another outstanding year. They performed extremely well in the winter and also the spring concerts. In the winter the band performed numbers suitable to the holiday season, such as “An Old English Christmas , which is a collection of Christmas Carols. Pres. Ellen Baldwin. Vice-Pres. Matt Reverri, Sec. Laurie Piscola, Treas. David Essex. Student Gov't. Rep. Michael Malle, John Aprea, Lib. Diane Morales, Nancy McIntyre. Flutes: Tom Camara, Laurie Coppola, Lisa Corciata (Picc.), Terri Cucci, Lorraine Deb- bie (Picc.), Kristen Gannon, Debra Grotyohann, Marie Holland, Ruth Hornish, Ronna Kushner, Vicky Landy, Laura Leitgeb, Lauri Piscola, Wendy Putman, Eileen Reinhardt, Lisa Sedlacek, Lorine Seyftarth, Sandra Stryker. Oboe: Ellen Baldwin. Bassoon: Nancy Santoriello. Horn: Debbie Elkis. Clarinets: Jeanmne Angstadt, Mary Cardella, Linda Cascardo, Barbara Conboy, Patricia Evans, Carolyn McBride, Nancy McIntyre, Diane Morales. Kathy Panetta, Jeff Petrik, Lisa Schieferstein, Donna Talenti. Alto Clarinet: Andrew Calapai Bass Clarinet: Lisa Johnston. Trumpets: Francis Anderson, John Aprea, Edwin Conklin, Gregg Connolly, Maureen Roach. Trombones: John Corrigan, Robert Koenig, Michael Salato, Dan Sharkey. Sax.: Denise Caiazzo, Mike Malle, Alicia Patterson, Matt Reverri. John Scafura Percussion: Dave Essex, John Immerso, Mite hell Malle, Raymond Pampillonio, Richard Pampillonio. That’s tricky! Hard workers I don't have all day. The Audio Visual Club consists of only 11 peo- ple but they work as if there were ten times as many. They are the ones who woke us up in homeroom with the announcements, kept us up- to-date with the scores at the football and basket- ball games and made sure we heard all the sing- ing and speaking at graduation, String of Pearls and all the shows. They did a great job and enjoyed their work. Pres. Ellen Baldwin, Vice-Pres. John Brown Members: Robert Andretta, Ginny Castiglia, John Evans, John Hydek, Josh Kasindorf, Diane Morales. John Philcox, Mary Sarnelli. Karl Spielmann, Advisor Mr Sparr. 47 NEWSPAPER The editors and staff of the Comet Newspaper once again had a very successful year. They worked hard and managed to put together terrific newspapers and have fun at the same time. They kept students informed and tried to get them interested and involved in school activities. Sports — Missy Mayer, Feature — Robin Kaufer, News — Jackie Samuels, Photo. — Bob Weinberg, Copy — Lon Wetzel. Publicity — Lisa Pagnutti. Ass't. Editor — Roger Cohen, Editor in-Chief — Sam Arce, Advisor — Mr. Danna. Staff: Jane Batterman, Sue Bazzard, Liz Braun, Joe Campa nello, Jim Clancy. Jean Carlino, Lisa Cohen. Rob Conover, Sherryl Katz, Regina Piscitelli, Vickie Puccio, Joe Panariello, Lisa Schieferstien, Ken Smith. An active member Going to the U.NJ The Roundtable Club is made up of students who are interested in the political world, especially that of the United Nations. They encourage the interest in world wide affairs. They took many educa- tional trips which included the Boston Model U.N., New York City Model U.N. held in the U.N. and many debates held in many differ ent places. Although preparing for the model U.N. was a lot of work, once there, it was well worth it. Members: Pam Abrams, Sam Arce, Jane Batterman. Larry Blaszkowsky, Maria Car one, Glenn Caruso. Jim Clancy, Lisa Cohen. Roger Cohen. Rob Conover. Brian Drier. Dave Essex, Cara Greenberg. Sherry Katz, Chris Mann. Jenny Neibuhr, Nina Samow itz, Jackie Samuels. Jim Sanderson II II PICT0BBS Ni l NUIT Till' TlillU! PUTUIT YEARBOOK Looking for the photographer? Our artist! The Boss The editors. You want more pictures? Say Cheese! A familiar sight Our Advisor The three Musketeers The editors and staff, with the help of the editor-in-chief Robin Rait and advisor Mr. Halowitch, put together what we consider to be a terrific yearbook. Meeting deadlines, finding lost pictures, listening to everybody yelling and screaming were just some of the fun things that went on while putting this book together. Despite everything, a great time was had by all. Comet '80: Editor in-Chief: Robin Rait, Ass t editor: Sue LoGalbo, Art editor: Enza Carone. Activities: Jane Batterman, Clubs: Trudy Cohen. Business: Cassandra Cho, Seniors: Maren Woegens, Publicity: Judy Strow, Photo.: Jay Leber. Copy: Nina Samowitz, Diane Morales, Boy s Sports: Dan Hogan, Girl's Sports: Ellen Baldwin, Faculty: Debbie Lupski. advisor: Mr Halow itch. 51 ORCHESTRA Under the direction of Mr. Buttice, the Orchestra had a very produc- tive season. This year’s group had one of the finest string sections the school has had. In their Winter Concert they performed numbers rang- ing from Bach to Anderson. Their Spring Concert was a huge success. Pres. Allison Ciastko. V.P. Ricca Yao, Sec. Donna Epstein, Treas. Paul Nealon. Bassoon — N. Santoriello, Clarinet — K. Blake, L. Losche, Flutes — J. Ryder, A. Shizume, E. Smith, Oboe — M. Clements. Trumpet — M. Stuppiello, French Horn — K. Burt, K. Dou cette, P. Rubins, Trombone — R Briody, Percussion — J. Immerso, D. Straub, L. Wink, Violins — Alice Badger, Larry Blaskowsky, Rosarie Camer, Allison Ciastko, Doris Dill, Ruth Duncanson, Donna Epstein, Linda Hart, Kerry Hill, Kathleen Kellermen, Laura Leone, Joame Lorio, Susan McBride. Brenda Montera. Diane Mulligan, Alice Papandreau. Therese Sauerland, Rosann Schubert, Robin Stern, Mary Vanderlaske, An|a Wittek, Violas — Jane Batterman. Hope Cedar, Mary Kennedy, Sue Lutz, Elaine Schackner, Cello — Galiya Lahav, Miriam Peskowitz, Ronald Rabin, Joann Szabo, Ricca Yao, String Bass — Dennis Lenihan. Jennie Niebuhr, Arlene Pershmsky, Sax. — J. Rait, P. Nealon. Was that squeak a mouse? Concentration Smile, Larry! CHAMBER PLAYERS He makes me so mad. Position is everything in life. A boom, boom, boom, boom During the school year the Chamber Players explored many types of music literature while at the same time developing their musical and performance skills. Under the direction of Mr. Buttice they held many concerts and also per formed at the Tri-M Recitals. It was a very exciting and educational year. Violins: Jeanme Lorio, Brenda Montera, Therese Sauer land. Robin Stern, Cellos: Ronald Rabin, Ricca Yao, String Bass: Jenny Jean Niebuhr. 54 That’s an F sharp? A happy member TRI-M Tri-M is the nickname given to the Modern Music Masters, which is a music honor society whose purpose is to encourage greater and con- tinued interest in solo, ensemble and group per formances. It also gives the student a chance to express himself musically and gain a better knowledge and liking of all types of music. The Tri-M had 3 recitals, sponsored the opera trip and String of Pearls and also the annual Music Department Dinner. Pres. Krista Smith, Vice-Pres. Susan Bozzi, Sec. Ann Shi zume, Treas. Linda Losche, Hist. Richard Briody Members. Cindy Andmo. Jane Batterman, Mark Clements. Margaret Harris. Dan Hogan, Kelly Landers. Karen Riley, Sue Rock wood. Eileen Smith, Ricca Yao, Amy Cott. James Sanderson. Is he for real? The party's over. � 1 W That does present a problem. Student Gov’t, gives all students a chance to have a say in all school policies. This year’s student gov’t, was very produc- tive. They participated in High School of the Year by entertaining the elementary school children during the Holidays. They also sponsored a Dating Game and a Spring Dance. Advisor Mr McGumess, Pres. Liz Sullo, VicePres. Sam Arce. Sec. Lon Wetzel, Treas. James Sanderson, Pari. John Petra, Sgt. at Arms Mike Smith, Att. Sec. Susan Bozzi, Stud. Activities Enza Carone, Sue Feitell, Julie Sone, Stud. Action Roger Cohen, Bd. Repts Maria Car one, Michael Bishop, G.O. Jane Batterman, Amy Far quahson, H.S. of the Year Bette Hochbrueckner, T. C. Endres, Collen Ober. FOREIGN LANGUAGE The Spanish Club is made up of students who want to learn and understand more about the Spanish and Hispanic cultures. They planned many exciting activities for the school year. The highlight of the year was the Spanish Dinner and Graduation Awards. The Spanish Honor Society gives special recognition to those students who do exceptional work in Spanish. They had a very productive year including helping elementary school teach- ers with Spanish speaking students, field trips and also the annual induction ceremony in the Spring. Spanish Club: Advisor Mrs. Kozma. Pres. Maureen Murphy. Vice-Pres. Enid Mercader, Sec. Susan Schwartz. Treas. Cindy Andino. Student Gov't. Rep. Sherryl Katz Members: Juana Adames, Luisa Adames, Nina Freeh, Gerry Farley. Jeanne Harwood, Paras Harris, Mary Jirsa, Gary Koutsoubis, Debbie Lupski, Pam Martin, Karen Melillo, Ron Millet, Brenda Montera. Yvette Morales, Jackie Samuels, Charles Squires, Philip Toole. Honor Society: Pres. Robin Kaufer, Vice-Pres. Robin Rait, Sec. Susan Healy, Treas. Suzanne LoGalbo, Student Gov’t. Rep. Jackie Samuels. Members: Juanna Adames, Luisa Adames, Caryn Berman, Denise Boyajian, John Cae sar. Mary Chatterton, Lisa Cohen, Barbara Convoy. Carol DeLuca, Brian Drier, Gerry Earley, Dianne Heuer. Mary Jirsa, Sherryl Katz. Jay Leber, Debbie Lupski. Pam Martin, Enid Mercader, Mac Ritchie Morrison, Philip Toole. Peter Rubins, Angela Sarle, Sue Sarnelli, Ginny Scarola. Sue Schwartz, Glenn Schwinger, Gina Sebastiano, Gail Sharp, Chris Stafford. Sue Sussman, Eric Williams, Jeff Rait. We all have strange friends. A wild and crazy gal So this is Spanish Honor Society? Is the Club that much fun? Rogue's Gallery The Italian Club tries to promote and stimulate interest in and knowledge of the Italian language and civilization. The highlight of the year was a trip to a Broadway show and the International Banquet. The Italian Honor Society consists of those students who do exceptional work in Italian studies. They ended the year with a trip to Little Italy and the International Banquet. Italian Club: Pres. Adele Combattente, VicePres. Christine Ciastko. Sec.-Treas. Carol Colasanti, Student Gov’t. Rep. Emile Rose Members: Maria Carone, Eleanor Crivelli. Jean Dresslik, Bill Eberle, Briget Gaetani, Donna Kubik, Carolo Maggio, Chris Scotto, Donna Talenti, Elaine Zilofro. Italian Honor Society: Lucille Cavagnaro, Carol Colasanti, Adele Combattente, Jean Dreslik, John Ferrado, Briget Gaetani, Steven Scanapieco. Donna Talenti, Elaine Zilofro. 59 The Honor Students Hello! A smiling face It goes like this. The French Club’s goal is to foster the study of French and improve the FrancoAmerican relationships. They had many fun activities planned such as trips to New York City and the Immersion weekend on Shelter Island. The French Honor Society tries to encourage the study of French by such fun things as fund raisers and trips. Their motto is “Un Hommes Qui Parle Deux Langues Vaut Deux Horn- mes,” which translated means: A man who speaks two languages equals two men.” French Club: Co-Pres. Nicolas Botta, Sue Feitell. Sec. Vivian Sone. Treas. Phylis Berger Members: Nancy Andretta. Pam Abrams, Susan Bozzi, Enza Carone, Cassandra Cho. Pat Galkowski, Bene Hochbrueckner, Bill Kenny, John Kulesa, Lisa Pagnutti, John Petra, Nina Samowitz, Sue Schwartz, Vivian Sone, Margaret Williams, Judy Strow French Honor Society: Pres. Enza Carone, Vice-Pres. Sue Schwartz, Sec. Amy Cott, Treas. Cassandra Cho, Pam Abrams, Nancy Andretta, Phyllis Berger. Rich Bodony. Sue Feitell, Pat Galkowski. Sharon Grace, Bette Hochbreck- ner. Bill Kenny, Vera Lozma, Brigene Marco, Lisa Pagnutti, Alice Papandreau, Fred Pavey, John Petra, Vivian Sone, Brian Stewart, Jaques Vaney. 60 VOLUNTEER CLUB I'm Santa Claus. This is for you . . . A gift from Santa The Volunteer Club is made up of unselfish people who try to fill the void in the lives of less fortunate people. They brought love and hap- piness to all they visited. To accomplish this purpose they ran candy and cake sales, using the profits to visit such places as St. Christo- phers where they held their annual Halloween Party and The Head Start Center Christmas Party. This year a special fund raising event was planned to raise money for the Boat Peo- ple. All in all, they had a very productive and enjoyable year. Pres. L. Cavagnaro, Vice-Pres. C. Rabbitt. Sec. V Puccio, Treas. E. Mercador, Prog. Chair. N Freeh, J. Kasmdorf. Members: J. Adames, L Adames. J. Bardenhagen, J. Bauerschmidt, J. Bollhofer, J. Carlmo, C. Clark, L. Collins, J. Culp, B. Drier, P. Fontanes. S. Guelland, J. Harwood. H. Healy, D. Heuer, M Kennedy, P Lochrey, D. Lupski, T. McGinn. M. Murphy. C. O'Brien. C. Olsen. I. Rabbitt. L. Remheimer. E. Roslewicz, J. Salt. N Stuhemuller, M. 61 Sweiser, J. Wagda, R. Wall, J. Wenner. MARCHING BAND The Marching Comets had an outstanding season this year. They performed at all the home football games and were the Coquettes' accompaniment while they kicked. The Comets played songs such as Up, Up and Away and The Coke and Pepsi jingles. The band marched in the annual Homecoming parade and St. Patrick’s Day parade. The year was highlighted, for the band members, by the arrival of their new uniforms. Members: Flutes: Toni Camara. Lon Coppola, Terri Cucci, Michelle Donato. Lorraine Debbie. Debra Grotyohann, Marie Holland. Laura Leitgeb, Wendy Putman, Lisa Sedlacek. Lorme Seyffarth. Clarinets: Jeanne Angstadt. Mary Car della, Linda Cascardo, Patty Evans, Nancy McIntyre. Diane Morales, Kathy Panetta, Jett Petrik, Sue Rockwood, Theresa Simco, Lisa Schierferstem, Donna Talenti, Ann Trubinski, Alto Clarinet: Andrew Calapai, Bass Clarinet: Lisa Johnston, Homs: Deborah Elkis, Daniel Hogan, Trumpets: Frank Anderson, John Aprea, Ed Conklin, Greg Connoly, Maureen Roach, Saxs: Mary Chatterton, Denise Caizzo, Mike Malle, Alicia Patterson. Matt Reverri, Jeff Rait, John Scafura, Trombones: Rich Briody, John Corrigan. Rob Koening, Mike Salatto, Dan Sharkey. Tuba: Pete Lewis, Bells: Sharon Elster, Eileen Haverly, Sue Lutz, Robin Rait. Elaine Schackner, Perc.: Brian Clancy. Cathy Doucette, Dave Essex, John Immerso, Mitch Malle. Raymond Pampillonio, Richard Pampillomo, Drum Major: Krista Smith, Director: Mr. Larsen. I'm waiting!! New uniforms? The leaders of the band. Cl 1!. ! And a one, and a two, and a . .. Saturday morning attire THESPIANS The “Magnificent 6 ? What toothpaste do you use? Thespian Society: Pres. Judi Miller, V.P. Sam Arce, Sec. Robin Kaufer, Business Mgr. Rich Bodony, Hist. Michael Smith, Pari. Karen Riley, Advisor Mr. Crucilla. Cindy Andino, Kevin Asher, Ellen Baldwin, Janet Bardenhagen, Peggy Blake, Carl Bommarito, Susan Bozzi. John Brown, Mark Clements, Trudy Cohen, Norajean Colasuonno, Walter Collins, Maureen Delaney, John Dey, Dons Dill, Glenn DeBello, Mike Dreyer, Debbie Elkis, Mar yann Esposito, Patty Evans, Sharon Grace. Haylee Gold, Bette Hochbrueckner, Beth Crown, Pam Lochrey, Carolyn Loicano, Sue LoGalbo, Sue Lutz, Carolyn Lyons, Greg Mackey, Linda Maietta, Oliver Malamed, Karen Mangels, Steve Maniaci, Joanne Matuza. Brenda Montera, Lila Moorhouse, Renee Murch, Maureen Murphy, Charlie Muse, Beth O'Donnell, Tania Papadakis, John Perez, John Philcox, Jill Porcelan, Robin Rait, Cathy Rabell, Glenn Rohde, Janet Rose. Frank Russillo, Jackie Samuels, Mary Sarnelli, Lee Ann Schmalenberger, Dona Schiff, Sue Schwartz, Mindy Schutzman, Ken Smith, Debbie Sok ems, Karl Spielman, Judy Strow, Spencer Teplin, Donna Unger, Maryann Urich, Pete Van Houten, Kathy Westerberg, Glenn Wohl. 64 Smile — you're on Candid Camera! Hicksville's Chorus Line The Thespian Society had a very productive season. The Society is made up of hard working performers and theatrical workers. They put on three great shows: The Variety Show included 2 skits and was highlighted by songs from Grease” and A Chorus Line”. The senior play and the popular musical completed the busy year. All the shows were a big success. Thespians also had many fund raisers from which they went to see Broadway shows and ended their year with the most impor- tant event of all, the Thespian Dinner. The Thespians have a traditional poem named Ithaka which Mr. Crucilla reads before each performance. It has a very special meaning to all who hear it. They also have a motto which they recite before each show. There are no small parts only small actors. Play well your part for there all honor lies. 65 COMPUTER CLUB P The goal of the Computer Club is the explora- tion of computer sicence, logic and commercial applications. They also are the only club in this school with a mandatory attendance policy. Dur- ing the school year they held lectures, demon- strations and took many field trips. Pres. Charles Squires, Vice-Pres. Mary Jirsa. Sec. Luisa Adames, Treas. Lisa Cohen, Student Gov’t. Rep. Philip Toole, Advisor Mr. Cusano. Members: Glenn Caruso, Rich Davidow ski, John Dey, Brian Drier, Sharon Elster, Rommel Guaqueta, Harrison Heiman, Alan Kaltman, Matt Kamula, Sherryl Katz, Maureen Murphy. Mindy Schutzman, Jay Silbergleit, James Sottile. Hard at work What do I do with this? The computer gang AIDS AND SKI CLUB A helpful hand V v Please get the other card too. The aids Is that where you ski? Aids: Evette Morales, Jennifer Mulligan, Lori D'Antiono, Philip Harris. Glen Caruso, John Petra, Ted Miller, Chris Pern, Debbie Newlands. Jeanne Barguik. The Guidance and Office Aids are those hard working students who come get you out of class when you’re wanted in the offices. They also have the fun job of filing important papers and alphabetizing program cards. Ski Club: Pres. John Wandelt, Vice-Pres. Sue Sullivan, Sec. Dorothea Antonio, Treas. Ray Pampillonio, Publicity Tom Stressler, Dave Dircks, Advisor Mr Brown The Ski Club is made up of a very large portion of the student body and was one of the most popular clubs this year. They took many trips to the various ski resorts during the winter months. There wasn’t always much snow, but everyone had a great time whether it was skiing upright or sliding down the mountains in the opposite position. MATH TEAM AND FRECHITES ec H t Some of our mathematicians Some of the frechs. The unique or unusual? The Frechites is a new club in the school. It is really a social gather- ing of unusual and unique people. Advisor: Mr. Guiccone, President: Nina Freeh, Vice-Pres.: Cathy O'Brien. Debbie Lupski, Brett Giardiello Members: Joanne Bollhofer. Janet Bardenhagen, Ruth Duncanson. Peggy Fontanes. Chris Gengler, Paras Harris, Dianne Heuer, Denise Ort, Clare Rabbitt, Nancy Stuhlmuller, Laura Weith. The Math Team had a very successful and enjoyable year. The stu- dents involved got to show their skills in many events. They also learned new ways of doing math problems. Math Team: Pam Abrams, Brian Drier, Sherryl Katz, Lee Mehan, Jim Sanderson, Steve Scannapieco, Jay Silvergliet. Charlie Squires, Phil Toole. 68 SOCCER luongo chases a long ball 72 Fullback Scott Cahalan Magner is head and shoulders above the rest We are Number One! A spectacular header by Stafford Goalie Joe Mullmgs boots it out All County forward Pete Jianette Jim Jianette fights for the ball Bobby Clark — The Flyer Soccer Team: First row: (I. to r.): B. Filippi, M. Ciriaco, P. Harkins, J. Bradley, J. Mullings, T. Luongo, J. Jianette, T. McCann, R. Bodony, D. Fitzmaurice (mgr.). Second row: (I. to r.): Mr. Jaworski (head coach), T. Solaski, B. Salera (mgr.), P. Jianette, D. Chow, M. Mize, S. Cahalan, S. Playne, B. Clark, J. Stafford, D. Cusack, M. Magner, P. Holler, Mr. Magliano(asst. coach). The Hicksville Varsity Soccer Team had a banner year. They became one of the most successful teams in Comet history by win ning the State Championship. Who will ever forget the playoff games at Hofstra ... the sweet victory over Berner to give the Comets the County Title ... the tough 3-2 win over North Babylon for the Long Island Championship . . . then successive 6 0 and 3-0 romps over John Jay and Vestal to win the state crown. Compiling a fantastic 20 2 record for the year, the Comets achieved more than could ever have been expected of them. They combined a high powered offense with solid defensive play to prove that they were the class of New York State. 73 FOOTBALL A job for Tide •Mey, where ya going with the ball?” I told you, our goal is the other way!” Rodney scores for Hicksville The Big Three The Pep Rally 42.5,87 Vi, (96)2 . . Hike! Gel out of my way! The Hicksville Comet Football Team enjoyed a fine year. Their 4-3-1 record did not really express the quality of the team. At their best they were an unstoppable machine, with an explosive offense and hard-hitting defense. The highlight of the season was a 46-8 rout of Bellmore JFK on Homecoming Day. Hampered by being one of the smallest teams in their division, both in size and number, the Comets made up for this shortcoming with hard work and determination, resulting in a good per- formance every Saturday. “Gel the water boy off the field! Football Team: First row: (I. to r.): N. Kaufman, C. Kelly, J. Rodney, T. Hartman, W. Leitgeb, M. Corrado, A. Steinhauer, B. Rocco, B. Ednie, D. Anglin. 2nd row: T. Harper, G. Polly, D. Sheehan, R. Panchookian, D. Pinero, T. Doyle, P. Demas, R. Brenton, L. Pisano, K. Milenkovic. 3rd row: R. Ryan, B. Ahearn, K. Boody, J. Jianette, E. Krisel, D. Miller, J. Conway, T. Myers, W. O'Donnell, J. Bavern. M. Culhane. CROSS-COUNTRY Track is fun Boston Marathon, here we come! Tiptoe through the tulips Cross country affects brain cells Cross Country: Top row: (I. to r.): J. Trapp, M. Malle, T. Kinsella, B. Ambrico, R. Sherman, A. Brieva, b! Kelly, M. Mclnnin, K. Spielman, P. Costello, J. Licht, Coach Hilsky. Bottom row: (I. to r.): K. Lennox, j! Harkins, S. Scannapicco, P. Weisgerber, L. Mehan, J. Pannariello. 76 Finishing strong Coquettes, look out! Spielman gives his all Kelly pushes hard to the finish line It’s easier with two legs! The Hicksville Comet Cross-Country Team was composed of many dedicated runners. What was to be a rebuilding year was suddenly turned around by the quick improvement of the team’s younger mem- bers. This, combined with the solid performance of the team’s veterans, made for a good season. Their 5-5 record was much better than expected origi- nally. Coach Hilsky’s boys were a fine representa- tion of our school. 77 BASKETBALL Dan Hogan fiies high and dominates the tap. Bradley and Bergerson follow the foul shot. Coach Bryan, Coach Umbria and The Team. Brian Stewart directs the offense. Krazy Glue even works on basketballs. The Hicksville Comets’ Basketball team highlighted a fine season by becoming the first Hicksville team ever to win the Hicksville Holiday Tournament. The Comets defeated Clarke in the opening game of the tournament, 98-67, and Plainedge in the championship game, 67-53. The 98 points against Clarke was a 14 year high. Another high point in the season was a 90-44 rout of Berner with the 46-point margin establishing another 14-year high. Co-captains Dan Hogan and Brian Stewart led a young but tough team through a challenging season. Their year was a total team effort, with everyone contributing from the sea- soned lettermen to the first-year var- sity players. I 1 Rich Kershow takes it up court. Ring around the Rosy. Greg Jordan shows his form! Varsity: First row (I to r): J. Bradley, G. Jordan, J. Sticco, B. Stewart (co-capt), R. Kershow, S. Jan- kowski, Second row (I to r): S. Zahn, T. Harper, J. Massaro, B. Bergerson, S. Dennis, Third row (I to r): Coach Bryan, B. Ahearn, C. Riley, D. Hogan (co-capt.), J. Staropoli, C. Martin, K. Meyer (mgr.). Asst. Coach Umbria. WRESTLING Lou Sabato taking advantage Sizing up the opposition. Trying for the take down Looking for an escape Mike Sullo notches a victory as Coach Tomaini looks on. The Hicksville Varsity Wrestling Team, directed by Coach Steve Tomaini, did much better than expected in 79-80. This extremely young team, with only two seniors, consistently turned in fine per- formances at all of their matches. The Team: Rich- ard Brenton, Martin Colasuono, Mike Ferrado, Brian Hasbrouck, Ken Heinz, John Hickey, Arthur Kom- missar, Paul Leo, Mike Malle, Joe Mayfield, Richard Morrisson, Fred Pavey, Bill Pawlowski, Pat Quar- anto, Louis Sabato, Eric Sakk, Paul Seery, Mike Sikula, Anthony Sullo, Mike Sullo, George Tambar- ello, Shawn Taylor, Bill Walordy, Paul Wenzel, Rene Yao. 82 BOWLING Geno Principe displays his winning form. The Hicksville Boys’ Varsity Bowling Team captured first place in their confer ence for the fourth consecutive year. One of Hicksville’s most successful teams year after year, the Comets had a record of 79 wins, 31 losses. Coached by Ed Metzendorf, the team qualified for the Country Tourna- ment. The team was led by Seniors Bill Kenny, who averaged a team-high 182, and had high game of 237, and Eugene Principe, who had high series for the team, a 634. Also contributing strongly to the team’s success were Juniors Don Price and Gene Maggio, Soph. Jack Volpe and Freshman Rudy Masimakis. Bill Kenny begins his approach. Freshman Rudy Kasimakis. Don Price follows through. Boys’ Varsity Bowling Team (standing I to r) Bill Kenny, Don Price, Coach Metzendorf, Rudy Kasimakis, Geno Principe, (Kneeling I to r) Gene Maggio, Jack Volpe. The Boys’ J. V. Bowling team took second place in their Conference, with a record of 74 wins, 36 losses. The team was led by Bob Strack whose 166 average and 575 series were both team highs. John Hammond rolled the high game, a 231. Joe Maggio, Steve Wong, Bob Emproto, and freshmen Eddie Gallagher and Tom Drake were the other members of the team. 83 ICE HOCKEY Tough on the puck defense. Goal!! W j (tw� w v£WfW, Great Form! Cranking up a slapper. Hicksville executes the give and go. Discussing defensive strategy. Skating it up ice. A scramble in front. Corralling the loose puck. Hey man. that hurts! Lose your blade? The Hicksville Ice Hockey Team had a very fine sea- son. The hard-hitting Comets combined a powerful offense with very tough defense and goaltending, to compile a fine record for the year. Face off 85 WINTER TRACK « • Pat Harkins leaves the field behind. Donna Nassisi gives her all in the 440 relay. The Hicksville Winter Track Team, coached by Mr. McDonough, did a fine job in 1979-80. Led by experienced seniors Phil Costello and Karl Spielman, and paced by underclassman stand- outs Mitch Malle, Jim Harkins, and Artie Brieva, the team enjoyed one of its finest seasons in years. 86 Brieva looks for an opening. The Team Striving for the finish line. All eyes are on the Comets. At least Myers knows who’s number 1! X. Comet runners are a blur as they pass. Brian Ednie doesn't miss many of those! Standing on the corner Billy Kwas scores a beautiful goal. Would you buy a used car from this man? How about letting us in on it guys? Coach Meyer displays some fancy footwork. Rodney, Bayern, and Coach Arnone shows off their dimples. Senior Brian Ednie cranks one up. The 1980 Comet Lacrosse Team was one of our school’s best ever. Led by outstanding seniors like Chris Kelly, Brian Ednie, and Mike Magner, the team maintained Hicksville’s “winning tradition” in lacrosse. Under the direction of Coach Meyer, the team used a fast-paced offense and hard-checking defense to build up a fine record in their division, one of the toughest on Long Island. SWIMMING (■pm? Up Periscope. The Peanut Gallery. Oops r 1 Hicksville High Swim Team Front row (I. to r.): Charlene Demeo, Amy Pitta, Wendy Putnam. Joanne Bollhofer, Mike White Second row (I. to r.): Terry McGinn, Mary Glenn, Patricia Glenn. Maureen Fallon. Mary Gerwer. Perry Daum, John Ricardi, Nina Samowitz. Third row (I. to r.): John Bollholer, Bill Eberlee. Vincent Kreyling, Adam Schwartz. Eileen Yorke, Ken Koneck, Tom McGuirk, Mr Olsenski. Ken Drummond. Not pictured: Steve Schenk. Anja Wittek, Kathy Yorke. Patrica Glenn, Valarie Wittek, Chris Blake. 90 The wet head is dead. I can't hear you! Coach Olsenski, I told you so. The Hicksville High School Swim Team had a very success- ful season. Led by their coach Walter Olsenski and team cap- tain Ken Koneck, they showed incredible strength against many tough opponents. Highlighting the season were Perry Dawn, Ken Koneck, Steve Schenck, and Adam Schwartz. COQUETTES After another fine show. Waiting for half time. Row 1: L. Ejungquist. N. Adretta, M Cutrone, G. Connolly, K. Egan, V. Cooney. D. Pellitier, D. Reed Row 2: Mrs. Koegel, D. Boyajian, L Heidt, L. Pagnutti, E. Yip, S. Stryker, D. Christien san, D. Reul, B. Conboy, D. Giansanti. Row 3: G. Sebastiano, L. Reinheimer, S. McBride, C. Harkens. M. Lennoy. M. Sweizer, D. Backes, P. Aiello. M. Lennox. S. Sarnelli. Row 4: M. Vanderlaske, D. Valenti. A. Pohalski, C. Olson, A. Buoni- contro. D. Lynch, J. Salbe, H. Wogens, A. Rogers. What a relief Hi Guys! The Captains, Debbie Bowen, Maria Cutrone. and Geralyn Connolly. 92 The Coquettes Is this the end? The Coquettes kicked at many football and basketball games this year. Their half time performances were always something that everyone looked forward to. The concentra- tion and time put into practices, always paid off. The Coquettes had an opportunity to perform at Hofstra University during half-time of the Boys’ Soccer State finals. There the girls proved to many devoted fans that We're 1. Coached by Mrs. Koegel, they had a very successful year. TENNIS Come on. let’s start. Now here it comes! A little more power, please. 94 rrr r:rrrr And this is the way you do it. Now this is effort! ■ What Concentration'' Even though the Girls' Tennis Team didn’t have a very successful season this year, they all managed to have a lot of fun. The team, coached by Mr. Cohen consisted of two sophomores, five juniors and five seniors. The Tennis Team. How do you like my serve? Row 1: Linda Losche, Amy Farquhar- son, Susan Sussman, Margaret Morra, Dorothea Antonio. Row 2: Missy Mayer, Eileen Smith, Mary Ellen Wiedenhaefer, Ronna Kushner, Vir- ginia Scarola, Theresa Simco, Coach Mr. Cohen. Absent from picture: Caro- lyn Vanbenthuysen. � 5 Freestyle FIELD HOCKEY Cheering after a goal. Stay back it's mine! Teamwork This is how it's done. The girls’ field hockey team, coached by Barbara Feuerstein got off to a slow start by losing three dif- ficult games. The girls completed the rest of the season without a loss. This was quite a challenge considering the small team Coach Feuerstein had to work with. The team was made up of 15 girls. The team sparked by captains Ann Smith, Gayle Brady and Mary Chatterton qualified for the playoffs by beating Berner 1-0. The first playoff game was against Garden City, which ended up in a painful loss. Although the girls come from behind season ended with a heartbreaker they had much to be proud of. � 6 The Girls’ Field Hockey Team Let’s not play knock hockey. Row 1: C. Cho, M. Dunne, J. Lynch, G. Brady, A. Smith. Row 2: A. Bradley, M. Vrona, Pam Vazquez, R. Yao, D. Epstein. Row 3: M Chatterton, M. Williams. J. Cheslock, A. Patterson, Pat Vazquez. Coach, Miss Feuerstein. This is field hockey, not golf! CHEERLEADING Cheering at the Basketball games. Varsity Cheerleaders We are number one! Varsity: (I. to r.): C. Hogan, V. Labbate, M. Smith, K. Lan- ders, L. Sardi, M Collins (Capt.), J. Grippo (Co-Capt.), E. McQuade, S. Sullivan, C. Gannon, L. Pfaeffle, J. Manduca, F. Gabrus. Not pictured: P. Cagliastro. The Varsity and Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders cheered at all the football and basketball games. This year the girls had the opportunity to cheer at the boys Soccer State Finals held at Hofstra University. Coach Mrs. DeSorbo said, “I personally feel they worked very hard on their routines and they did their best to spark school spirit at the games.” 98 Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders J.V. Cheerleaders fooling around. J.V.: (I. to r.): L. Sedlacek (Co-Capt.)� D. Carried, M. Fink, M Fabrizio. B. Rogus, B. Visceglia (Capt.), A. Allen, J Bagget, D. Fulton, J. Guttenberger Not pic- tured: T. Hanifan. Cheering at the Pep Rallies. Sidelines at the basketball games. 99 VOLLEYBALL The girls’ varsity volleyball team consists of many young girls. Each girl puts in as much effort as possi- ble, and has improved a great deal. Captains Marie Dunn and Gayle Brady say “We have a determined group of girls, each fighting with aggression; with hopes of a winning season. The girls’ junior varsity team is young and inexperi- enced. Each game shows sights of improvement. Their athletic ability shows a lot of potential. Ready? Setting the ball up. One of us will get it! What a serve. We’ll get this one. Doing what she does best. Fooling around . .. huh? The girls’ varsity volleyball team. Captains Marie and Gayle Row 1: A. Smith. Pat Vazquez. M Dunn. G. Brady, D. Epstein, Pam Vazquez. E. Smith. Row 2: J. Lynch. M. Mayer, M. Chatterton, E. Coleman, M. Vrona, T. Simco. Coach: Mrs. Carr. J.V. Players: C. Albach. R. Alvarez, T. Bistany, J. Cheslock, L. Circincion, G. DeMeo, C. Greenberg, L. Leitgeb, N. McIntyre. K. Panetta, A. Patterson, D. Schwartz, R. Shubert. Coach: Miss Feuerstein. 101 SOCCER The girls' soccer team. Row 1: B. Luongo, S. Buzard, P. Bis- tany, J. Mullings, E. Carone, M. Roach, S. Humphreys. Row 2: C. Eichler, K. Panetta, K. Kolovich, C. Verhagen, C. Foulhes, C. Albach, R. Shubert. Coach: Vinnie LoBianco. Not pictured: M. Brill. I'm ready if you are. The girls all work together This year the girls' varsity soccer team completed their regular season with an impressive record of 14-0. Their strong efforts resulted in an average of seven goals per game. On the whole the girls were very skillful and three members were named honorary all-stars: Karen Kolovich, Maureen Roach, and Sharon Humphreys. Many thanks must be given to Coach Vinny LoBianco; his perseverance added to the girls strong team spirit. 103 Set up for a foul shot. Coordination? mm GIRL’S BASKETBALL Pep talk with the coach. This is basketball not soccer! Junior Varsity: Back Row: M. Vrona, K. Cheslock, A. Magee, R. Shubert, Middle row: P. Glenn, E. Doheney, C. Alback, L. Cirincion, Front row: C. Bickard, M. McCarthy, D. Epstein. The girl’s basketball team has a lot of talent and enthusiasm. Each girl exhibits as much strength as possible, and when they’re all playing together as a team they’re great. 104 Varsity: Back row: Coach Mr. Monfriedo, A. Smith, A. Patterson, B. Welsh, J. Lynch, M. Vrona, M. Chatterton, Front row: P. Vasquez, D. Haser, M. Dunn, G. Brady, P. Vasquez, M. Roach. ' The Girl's Varsity Basketball Team. Fancy Dribbling. I think I can make it! Nice Shot! BOWLING Watch me! Ballet Bowling From behind the scenes. Back Breaking Bowling. Spare Form. Back row: Diane Roman, Nancy Stuhl- muller, Diane Morales, Gerry Farley, Front row: Denise Morales, Jenny Rouhani, Mary Gargan, Ellen Baldwin, Barbara Hinden. The girls bowling team had a fun season. They were coached by Miss Steinbach and their captain was Ellen Baldwin. Nancy Stuhlmuller had high game with a 219 and Ellen Baldwin high average for the team with a 160. Even though the team only placed fourth in their division, they never gave up trying and their team spirit was always present. 106 Anticipation. BADMINTON Back row: Clare Rabbitt, Lucille Cavagnaro, Nancy Stuhlmuller (capt.) Peggy Fontanes, Front row: Nina Freeh, Janet Bardenhagen, Cathy O'Brien, Missing from picture: Cassan- dra Cho, Valerie Smith, Dianne Heuer. Badminton is a challenging sport; it requires endurance, stamina, and speed from every team member. Words such as dedication, hardwork, and persistence are in the vocabu- lary of the varsity girls badminton team. Fre- quent pep talks by the coach and team captain contributed to the high team spirit which in turn led to a shining season. Kill the bird! The Devil made me do it! Do the twist! The Girls Varsity Badminton Team. The Bionic Woman. S.W.A.T. Team •4 m LIFE IN Hey, I'm on candid camera! .N 4 114 HICKSVILLE District Administration Board of Education . . School Administration. Science............... History............... English............... Math.................. Industrial Arts....... Foreign Language Business.............. Health Home Economics Physical Education . . . Art................... Music................. Guidance Secretaries Guidance.............. Office Secretaries Library Staff A.V. Coordinator A.V. Secretary........ Nurses Reading Learning Disability Speech Psychologist.......... Lunch Ladies Custodians............ Dedication ENLIGHTENMENT 16 T . DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION MR. JOSEPH CAMPANELLA MR. RICHARD WEIGANG A DR. WILBUR HAWKINS — Superintendent DR. CATHERINE FENTON DR. DANIEL SALMON MR. WILLIAM BENNET MRS. VIRGINIA GERMER MR. DANIEL ARENA — President BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION MR. RAYMOND RUSCH Principal It’s that time of the year — graduation — when the past three years spread out before you. Tradi- tions begun three years ago are not noticeable now, for they are not even that yet. But they will be, because people keep them, and people and their traditions will continue together. Senior year is a year of mixed emotions; you are sad to leave, but happy to look forward to some- thing new. For some it will be college, for others a career, and for a few the beginning of a family. For myself, you were the best. You were my first class and I will always remember you. May God bless all of you. Mr. John Pitrelli May I take this opportunity to wish all graduat- ing seniors success and happiness in your adult life. As graduates of the Class of 1980 you are going into the world at the beginning of a new dec- ade. The opportunity for achievement will be there for the taking. Hopefully, you will know how to choose the most advantageous opportunity for you. Mr. Raymond Rusch MR. JOHN PITRELLI Ass't Principal Congratulations to the Class of 1980. Before you is a whole world of adventure. You have merely started your education at Hicksville High School. Continue learning, set your goals high and your dreams and ambitions will be realized. Mr. Robert Passamenti Congratulations and best wishes to the first graduating class of the 1980’s. You are entering a decade of promise and foreboding which will test our people as never before. Continue to prepare yourself, for your generation must help provide the leadership for the future. Mr. Lawrence Olvany MR. ROBERT PASSAMENTI Ass’t Principal MR. LAWRENCE OLVANY Ass’t Principal 122 DR. MARTIN COHEN 123 MR. MAYNARD MUNCH MR. HERBERT ROSEN MR. JOSEPH RYAN MR. HARVEY GOLDSTEIN 125 MR. WILLIAM HORNE MR. NICHOLAS MURATORE MRS. CHRISTINE PODOLIUK % MR. EDMUND PARLOW MR. LEONARD GOLDBERG MR. JEROME SMITH MR. TERRENCE BOTH Missing: MR. JOSEPH UMBRIA, MR. EDWARD ALBERT MR. KENNETH McGINNISS Dept. Chairman MR. PAULVETRANO MR. AUGUST ALFIERI MR. GERALD SCHLAPP MR. JACK KEARNS — Dept. Chairman MR. GERALD SHANLEY MR. ALFONSO BURRELLI MISS CONSTANCE EDSALL 128 MR. JOHN FIELD MR. THOMAS BANNAN 129 MR. JOSEPH CRUCILLA or TH MvAHN HAVi: TA MR. EDWIN CANER MR. KENNETH GRAISER MR. NEIL O'DOHERTY MR. FRANK BOHL MR. ANTHONY SANFRATELLO MR. MICHAEL GALANTE — Dept. Chairman MR. ARNALDO FERRARO MR. ANTHONY NICEFORO — Dept. Chairman V MR. RICHARD GENTILE FOREIGN LANGUAGE MRS. LIBERTAD KOZMA DR.GIEDRE KUMPIKAS MRS. ANTOINETTE SANNA MRS. BARBARA DEUTSCHER MR. DAVID GREEN MR. RICHARD AUSTIN MRS RUTH WEISS MR. NORMAN MERNOFF o- o- o- Missmg: MR EDWARD KUNTZ MR. JAMES GRANTHAM MR. RONALD QUATTRINI PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS BARBARA FEUERSTEIN MISS NANCY JAMES 137 MRS. IRENE HELITZER 138 MRS. BEATRICE McNANIE ART MR. RICHARD ERICSON MRS. PAULINE JONASON MRS. LYNNE CARPENTER MISS PENNY KARL MR. CHARLES ARNOLD MUSIC MR. DONALD LARSEN MR. WILLIAM GOLEEKE MR. THOMAS BUTTICE MR. J. DAVID ABT 139 OFFICE SECRETARIES 143 MRS. RUTH FEIN MRS. BARBARA GREENBERG MR. JAMES EARLE — Speech MRS. MISKIV DR. LEE FIRESTER — Reading IN MEMORY MISS GLORIA FRANKE An absence will be felt: by those of us who knew and loved you; as a dedicated teacher, coach, but most of all a friend. Win or lose, you were always behind us with words of encouragement: For this I thank you. There is an empty chair that can never be filled. Your absence is like a cowboy riding off into the sunset: you may have left us but will never be forgotten. Good night and sleep well. by Nancy Stuhlmuller LEARNING IS . . . Jime Schedule HH 8:II -8:2S 1 8:30-972 2 977-T-5D 3 tom 9 10-51 - 33 5 '38 - 22C 6 12-25-1-0 7 : 2- tf 8 . 59-2:9 146 FRIENDS Valedictorian ... 151 Salutatorian ... 151 Top 50 151 National Merit .151 National Honor Society . 150 A 152 B 154 C .160 D .167 E 171 F 173 G 176 H .180 1 183 J 183 K 184 L 187 M .190 N 200 0 201 P 202 Q 209 R 209 S 213 T 223 U 225 V 225 w 225 Y 227 z 227 Camera Shy 228 Senior Celebrities 236 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Pamela Abrams Kathleen Adams Nancy Andretta Christina Angstadt Jane Batterman Phyllis Berger Caryn Berman Michael Bishop Lisa Bocchino Richard Bodony Joanne Bollhofer Ellen Boschert Debra Bowen Gayle Brady Richard Briody Karen Brodawchuk Stuart Cameron Crescenza Carone Lucille Cavagnaro Cassandra Cho Arthur Chu Allison Ciastko Brian Clancy Mark Clements Wayne Cody Roger Cohen Robert Conover Amy Cott Lisa Crociata Lorraine DeBiase Carol DeLuca Hillary Dick Diane Donahue Donna Duca Scott Dunayer Ruth Duncanson Brian Ednie Marie Evans Amy Farquharson Susan Feitel Carole Filangieri Nina Freeh Brett Giardiello Donna Haller Margaret Harris Paraskevou Harris Susan Healy Dianne Heuer Bette Hochbrueckner Daniel Hogan Mary Jirsa Sherryl Katz Robin Kaufer Joanne Keiper William Kenny Colleen Keyes Diane Kiss Laura Kloenne Jay Leber Linda Ljungquist Suzanne LoGalbo Theresa Logan James Lohsen Linda Losche Debra Lupski Jeanne Lynch Charles Maggio Joseph Maggio Christopher Mann Angela Marinelli Lee Markotsis Joanne Matuza Melissa Mayer Catherine McCarthy Leroy Mehan Karen Melillo Judith Miller Denise Mizzi Patricia Mulligan James Murphy Maureen Murphy Timothy Myers Edward Nowak Catherine O’Brien Elizabeth O’Donnell George O’Reilly Lisa Pagnutti Alice Papandreou Barbara Pappas Joanne Pearl Diane Pelletier Edward Petro John Philcox Clare Rabbitt Robin Rait Diane Reul Laura Robinson Jeanne Ryder Nina Samowitz Jacqueline Samuels James Sanderson Steven Scannapieco Mindy Schutzman Adam Schwartz Susan Schwartz Glenn Schwinger Ann Shizume Krista Smith Vivian Sone Brian Stewart Sandra Stryker Nancy Stuhlmuller Susan Sullivan Spencer Teplin John Wandelt Lori Wetzel Ronald Wing Linda Wink Maren Woegens Elaine Zilofro 150 VALEDICTORIAN: Jane Batterman TOP FIFTY Jane Batterman Nancy Stuhlmuller Robin Rait Joanne Bollhofer Catherine McCarthy Nancy Marie Andretta Lucille Cavagnaro Suzanne LoGalbo Susan Schwartz Margaret Harris Denise Ort Maren Woegens Crescenza Carone Karen Brodawchuk Carol DeLuca Daniel Hogan Roger Cohen Linda Wink Amy Cott Richard Briody James Sanderson Elaine Zilofro Steven Scannapieco Lisa Bocchino Mindy Schutzman SALUTATORIAN: Nancy Stuhlmuller John Wandelt Gayle Brady Ann Shizume Lisa Cohen Pamela Abrams Susan Healy William Kenny Dianne Heuer Christina Angstadt Clare Rabbitt Barbara Pappas Karen Melillo Laura Kloenne Glenn Schwinger Alice Papandreou Susan Sullivan Lori Wetzel Robin Kaufer Stuart Cameron Debra Lupski Mary Jirsa Amy Farquharson Paraskevou Harris Bette Hochbrueckner Susan Feitell LINDA ABBATIELLO(abby) live, love, laugh.” ski club; yearbook; softball 2; girls lacrosse 2; soccer 2. PAMELA ABRAMS chorus 1, 2, 3; french club 1, 2, 3, 4; french honor society; national jr. honor society 1, 2; national honor society 3, 4; ski club 1, 2, 4; particle copy editor 3; variety '77; computer club 4; comet newspa- per 2; jr. and sr. prom committee; homecoming 2; varsity archery 2. KENNETH ABUHOFF look to this day, for yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision.” LUISA ADAMES computer club; Span- ish honor society; volunteer club; Spanish club. KATHLEEN ADAMS (kath) national honor society; senior prom commit- tee; girls track 2; bowling 2, 3, 4. ANTHONY ALLEGREZZA (tony) WILLIAM ALLGEIER (quay) rust never sleeps ski club; hockey; base- ball. MARIAN ALLOTTA (mar) “let it be.” RITA ANASTASIO (reetz) don't let it bring you down, it's only castles burn- ing — neil young” ski club. THOMAS ANASTASIO football; base ball. CYNTHIA ANDINO (c.a.) thespian society; Spanish club; tri m 2, 3, 4; pearl drops 3, 4; madrigals 3, 4. NANCY ANDRETTA don't walk in front of me, i may not follow, don't walk behind me, i may not lead, just walk beside me and be my friend.” honor society; french honor society; yearbook; ski club; jr. and sr. prom committee; homecoming; coquettes. DANIEL ANGLIM varsity football. CHRISTINA ANGSTADT (chris) spe- cial joys and special places, special friends together the moments pass so quickly, but the memories are for- ever. band 2, 3; national honor soci- Kathleen Adams ety. LESLIE ANSTEY that which is strik- ing and beautiful is not always good, but that which is good is always beau- tiful. WILLIAM ANUSZEWSKI (bill) lacrosse; ski club. SAMUEL ARCE “it's not what the world can do for you, but what you can do for the world. student government 1,2, 3, 4; newspaper, editor 4; thespi- ans 1,2,3,4; roundtable 2, 4. Michael Agnone Ricky Alfaro Anthony Allegrezza 152 Thomas Anastasio William Allgeier Marian Allotta Rita Anastasio Frank Anderson Cynthia Andino Nancy Andretta Daniel Anglim — Laurie Armstrong Darlene Asher Barbara Bailey Scott Baird LAURIE ARMSTRONG (lu lu) think of seasons that must end, see the rivers rise and fall — they will rise and fall again — everything must have an end. service squad. DARLENE ASHER (darl) yearbook 3; varsity '77; cheerleading 1,2. THOMAS ASHER (tom) BARBARA BAILEY homecoming com- mittee; prom committee; cheerleading 1, 2; softball 2; soccer 4. SCOTT BAIRD “as the golden winged ship passed above, it didn’t have to stop, and castles made of sand fall to the sea, eventually — jimi hendrix.” ELLEN BALDWIN (ellie mo) when love is great there is no need for words ... for even in silence love is heard.” student government 4; thespian soci- ety 3, 4; yearbook 3, 4; girls sports editor 4; a.v. staff 2, 3, 4; variety '77, '78, '79; marching band 1, 2, 3, 4; string of pearls 3, 4; badminton 3; var- sity bowling 3, 4; ski club 2, 3, 4; con- cert band. EDWARD BAQUET (ward) “there's a time for everything. JANET BARDENHAGEN “smile, god loves you! volunteer club 3, 4; thes- pian 3, 4; shows 2, 3, 4; badminton 2, 3, 4. DIANNE BARRETT (dee) LYNN BARTH “if your heart is full of love, you always have something to give. JANE BATTERMAN tri m 2, 3, 4; stu- dent government 2, 3, 4; honor soci- ety; yearbook 2, 3, 4; activities editor 4; newspaper 2, 3, 4; pearl drops 2, 3, 4; variety '77; sr. play 2; musical 2; volunteer club 4; soph. jr. entertain- ment night 2; chorale 3; orchestra 4; marching band 3. JOANNE BAUERSCHMIDT (jo) “if you can't laugh at yourself, then you can't laugh at anyone. volunteer club. ANDREW BEAUMAN “better dead than disco.” ANA BELETTE (disco ana) “you only live once, might as well make a go for it. track 2. PHYLLIS BERGER “go for it! french club 3, 4; french honor society 3, 4; honor society 3, 4; yearbook; variety '77; float committee; student govern- ment. JOHN BERGIN (jay) BARBARA BERGSTROM (barbe) deep in my soul, i’ve been so lonely, all of my hopes, fading away, i’ve longed for love, like everyone else does, i know i'll keep searching after today. Edward Baquet Janet Bardenhagen Dianne Barrett 154 Andrew Beauman Phyllis Berger 1 Ana Belette John Bergin Barbara Bergstrom Robert Bergstrom 155 Thomas Blair CARYN BERMAN a real friend is one who stands beside you . . . when you’re beside yourself.” national honor society; Spanish honor society; plays; student government; yearbook. ED BICKARD “don’t let false estima- tions rule ya.“ PAM BIRNBAUM “what a long strange trip it’s been.’’ MICHAEL BISHOP (bish) honor soci- ety; student government; madrigals 4. MARGARET BLAKE (peggy) “great stuff! and E.S.A.D. ecology club 3; thespians 2, 3, 4; yearbook 4. LISA BOCCHINO “the love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay, love isn’t love 'til you give it away.” honor society; volunteer club; bowling. MARC BODNAR “we’ve come a long way, and we’ve only just begun.” stu- dent government 3, 4; gong show 3. RICHARD BODONY (the mad hungar ian) “life is but a series of mass confu- sions, having only marginal solutions to them — r. bodony.” thespians 2, 3, 4; ski club 2, 3; varsity tennis 2, 3; ar � itv 4 LEWIS BOGACH intramural softball. JOANNE BOLLHOFER “hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is a bro ken winged bird that cannot fly.” national honor society; yearbook 4; swimming 2, 3, 4; badminton 4; stu- dent government; national jr. honor society; math club. GRACE BOLOGNA (amazing) “good times.” ELLEN BOSCHERT “the life of every man is a diary in which he means to write one story, and writes another; and his humblest hour is when he compares the volume as it is with what he vowed to make it.” honor society; yearbook; homecoming. NICHOLAS BOTTA french club; varsity golf; varsity tennis. DEBRA BOWEN “yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomor row a vision of hope. national honor society; yearbook; homecoming; ski club; coquettes, co-captain. PATRICIA BOYLE “i dreamed i saw the silver spaceship flying in the yel- low haze of the sun.” ski club. SUSAN BOZZI (boz!) “goodbye doesn’t mean forever!” tri m 2, 3, 4; madrigals 3, 4; pearl drops 3, 4; thes- pian 2, 3, 4; student government 2, 3, 4; chorale 4; ski club 2, 3, 4; shows 2, 3, 4. JOHN BRADLEY basketball 156 Richard Bodony 'V', Ellen Boschert Debra Bowen Nicholas Botta Patricia Boyle Susan Bozzi John Bradley 157 Patrick Brennan Christine Bresnihan Anthony Brigulio Michelle Brill Richard Briody Karen Brodawchuk 158 GAYLE BRADY for yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yes- terday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. national honor society; yearbook 4; newspaper 4; field hockey 2, 3, 4; vol- leyball 2, 3, 4; tennis 2; softball 3, 4; basketball 2, 3, 4; track 2; ski club 2, 3, 4. AMY BRAMMER (gonzo, harley d.) what a long, strange trip it's been. ELIZABETH BRAUN (liz) KAREN BRAZILL nothing can bring peace but yourself.” LORRAINE BREITFELLER (lucy) “don't dwell on the past, for it is over, just hope for the best in the future and live each moment to the fullest. cheerleading 2. PATRICK BRENNAN lacrosse; varsity golf. CHRISTINE BRESNIHAN (brez) the point of no return! ANTHONY BRIGUGLIO (tony) “i can't wait until i get out of school. MICHELLE BRILL (big foot) varsity soccer 4; ski club 2, 3. RICHARD BRIODY life is a game and there are many ways to play it.” national honor society 3, 4; tri m 2, 3, 4; stage band 2, 3, 4; french honor society 3,4; musical 2, 3, 4. KAREN BRODAWCHUK life is what you make it. national honor society 3,4; national jr. honor society 2. JOHN BROWN (j.b.) welcome to the grand illusion. audiovisual staff 3, 4; thespian society 4; sound crew 3, 4; shows 3, 4; football; basketball. JOE BRUCKNER (harpo) basketball; Peter Burd football. PAUL BUDD (budman) “hey, for you! THERESA BUNGERT take it one day at a time. RONALD BUSCH ski club 2; soccer 2. Keith Burt Michael Buscemi Ronald Busch 159 Stuart Cameron Joseph Campanello Susan Caporale Kelly Campion Jean Carlino Diane Carlson 160 Jacqueline Catalano ROLAND BUZARD (buzz) comet news- paper 3; ice hockey 2, 3,4. LAURA CAGNA (augie) live day to day, 'cause that’s the only way.” cho- rale 4; homecoming 2, 3, 4. SCOTT CAHALAN one good turn gets most of the blanket. soccer. MARIA CALVANESE (rabbit) ”i haven't stopped dancing yet.” MARIA CAMER tennis; soccer. STUART CAMERON national honor society. JOSEPH CAMPANELLO shows 4; newspaper 2, 4. KELLY CAMPION “mark, don’t think it, be it! you only go around once. SUSAN CAPORALE (cappy) it takes a while to find forever.” ski club 2, 3, 4; softball 2, 3; girls soccer 3. JEAN CARLINO (jeannie) i never worry about what today may bring .. . i just hang in there till tomorrow, and see how it turned out! yearbook; vol- unteer club; homecoming committee; newspaper. DIANE CARLSON track. CRESCENZA CARONE this is not the end, nor the beginning of the end, but perhaps the end of the beginning. yearbook, art editor; national honor society; student government 2, 3, 4; ski club 2, 3; girls soccer 3, 4. ROBERT CARSON “if time can change me, why can't i change time? lacrosse. JACQUELINE CATALANO (jackie) “wonders never cease. Crescenza Carone Robert Carson Carol Cattano Lucille Cavagnaro John Cavallo CAROL CATTANO my brain hurts! variety '77. LUCILLE CAVAGNARO (super ’cille) nevertheless, he is the only one who does not seem ridiculous, perhaps it is because he is thinking of someone else besides himself.” volunteer club 3, 4; national honor soicety; national italian honor society; student govern- ment; badminton. SUSAN CECERE (cecer, ve-ve) “if you love something, set it free, if it comes back, it’s yours, if not, it never was.” ski club. HOPE CEDAR the secret of life is enjoying the passage of time.” orchestra 2, 3,4; marching band 4. JEFF CERASO that's right folks . . . don't touch that dial. wrestling. Susan Cecere Hope Cedar Jeff Ceraso 161 Brian Clancy Mark Clements Lisa Cohen Marc Coffey 162 p J “f + Maureen Collins Roger Cohen Claudia Colombo Maria Colangelo Margaret Colvell CASSANDRA CHO happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length. yearbook 2, 3; yearbook, bus- iness editor 4; national jr. honor soci- ety; national honor society; french honor society; prom committee 3; french club 4; ski club 4; badminton 2, 3, 4; field hockey 4. DENNIS CHOW soccer 2, 3, 4; base- ball 2, 3, 4. DIANE CHRISTENSEN yesterday's dearest moments are today's dearest memories.” homecoming committee 4; marching band 2; coquettes 3, 4. TORY CHRISTENSEN swimming 2. ALLISON CIASTKO student govern- ment 3, 4; national honor society. BRIAN CLANCY national honor soci- ety; marching band 2, 3, 4; shows 2. MARK CLEMENTS “i'm just waiting for someone or something to show me the way. tri m 4; national honor soci- ety 4; thespian 4; stage band 2, 3, 4. WAYNE CODY (commander cody) it’s up to you.” LISA COHEN (Ic, the mad klovian) some men see things as they are and wonder why. i dream of things that never were and say, why not.” student government; Spanish honor society; yearbook; computer club; variety show '78, '79. ROGER COHEN roundtable club 2, 3, 4; comet newspaper 2, 3, 4; thespian society 2, 3, 4; variety '77, '78; senior play 2, 3; musical 2, 3; student gov- ernment 3, 4; national honor society 3, 4; yearbook 3, 4; particle 3. MARIA COLANGELO life can’t be fully enjoyed, unless you enjoy it with your friends. basketball 2, 3; varsity tennis 2. Coleen Colwell PamConnochie Geralyn Connolly Lorraine Connor MAUREEN COLLINS (mosey) love forgets mistakes; nagging about them parts the best of friends — proverbs 17:9 cheerleading 2, 3; cheerleading captain 4. CLAUDIA COLOMBO (scoop) some- body loves you. COLEEN COLWELL (cal) thoughtless words can wound as deeply as any sword, but wisely spoken words can heal.” student government 2. PAM CONNOCHIE (red, curry) don't dream it, be it. GERALYN CONNOLLY (ger) the true beauty of any day is its reflection in your heart. coquettes 2, 3, co-cap- tain 4; ski club 2, 3, 4. LORRAINE CONNOR they can because they think they can — |ona- thon livingston seagull.” pre law club; yearbook. 163 ROBERT CONOVER when you want something, you only get back what you put in. chorale; national honor society; madrigals 3, 4; tennis 4; newspaper, ass’t business manager 4; library club 3, 4; variety '79. JOSEPH CONWAY (joey) “find out what you want to do or get, and don't stop until you have acquired it. foot- ball, varsity; basketball; lacrosse. VIRGINIA COONEY with all its shame, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world, be careful — strive to be happy — desiderata” national honor society 3, 4; coquettes 2, 3, 4. ALLEN COOPERMAN (coop) MICHAEL CORRADO (mikey) he who tries to point the blame in someone else, is really only blameful himself. baseball 2,3, 4, football 2, 3, 4. THOMAS CORRIGAN varsity golf 2, 3, 4. PHILLIP COSTELLO (cos) yea right! cross country 2, 3, 4; winter track 2, 3, 4; track 2, 3, 4. ANTHONY DANGELIS (tony d) base- ball 2, 3, 4. AMY COTT roll on open road, show me the springs, the summers, the autumns, and the winters i love so much, and when you end, all will be with me. such rejoicing. french honor society 2, 3, 4; honor society 2, 3, 4; cinema club 2; electronic music club 2; french club 2, 3, 4; baton twir- ling 3, 4. KATHRYN CRIVELLI (kat) think posi- tive and move ahead.” yearbook; cho- rale. LISA CROCIATA (cro, bb) if you love something, set it free, if it comes back, it is yours, if it doesn't, it never was. Michael Corrado DONNA CROSBY if you see someone without a smile, lend him one of yours. coquettes. AL CUBISINO money can't buy everything. baseball. LORRAINE CURCIO (lorry) “wack the webos basketball. DONALD CUSACK varsity soccer. MARIA CUTRONE ski club 4; variety '78; softball 2; coquettes 2, 3, captain 4. GEORGE DACKOW “school daze.” SUZANNE DAMICO (sue) my new friends will be silver, but my old school friends will always be gold.” Thomas Corrigan Marybeth Costello Phillip Costello 166 Donald Cusack Maria Cutrone George Dackow Suzanne Damico Anthony Dangelis 167 Philip D’Angelo Lorraine Debbie John Daquila Glenn Debello PHILIP D'ANGELO football. JOHN DAQUILA (stumpy) good luck to the eagles.” football 2, 3, 4. LORRAINE DEBBIE (tex) the heat came round and busted me for smilin’ on a cloudy day. the sun will shine in my back door some day. GLENN DEBELLO (brother) student government 2, 3, 4; thespian society 2, 3, 4; newspaper 2, 3, 4; yearbook 4; track 2; chorale 3, 4; ski club 2, 3, 4. LORRAINE DEBIASE (raine) there's more to the picture than meets the eye.” national honor society. ROSEMARIE DEFAZIO (roe) smile! it increases your face value and gives you something to do. ROBIN DELAPE (trower, dummy 1) negleo solo, che accompagnato (bet- ter alone, than with bad company). ROB DELARDI forever young.” ski club. CAROL DELUCA national honor soci- ety. STEVEN DELVECCHIO (si, chico, steve-o) distortion rules.” CHRIS DEMARCO meet the new boss, same as the old boss. baseball. PETER DEMAS variety '77; varsity football. STEVE DENNIS baseball. GERARD DEPASCALE (gerry) CHARLENE DEPOTO (speedy) a true fact of life.” float committee. Ellen Deangelis Lorraine Debiase Rosemarie Defazio Robin Delape GINA DESCALZO (mug) softball 2, 3, 4; cheerleading 2. PHYLLIS DESPOSITO (phyl) two tick- ets to paradise, so what are we waiting for! DONALD DESROCHES (what’s his face) what?!!! egads, i forgot to go to boces! cross country; winter track; spring track. JOHN DEY if it isn't fun, it's probably not worth doing. thespian 4; year- book 3. Robin Delardi 168 Chris DeMarco CM Charlene Depoto Gina Descalzo Carol Deluca Steve Dennis Gerard DePascale Peter Demas Phyllis Desposito Donald Desroches John Dey Richard Diaz 169 David Dircks Mary Dizinno Chris Doering u Diana Dishuk HILLARY DICK (hill) marching band 2, 3, 4; yearbook 4; national honor soci- ety 3, 4; tennis 2, 3. EILEEN DIELENSNYDER bowling 3. SANDRA DILORENZO (sandi) ‘'i've gone too far, too soon, too quick!” MARY DIPAOLA (jo-jo) why not think about times to come, and not about the things you’ve done, if your life is bad to you, just think of what tomor- row will do. particle 3, 4. DAVID DIRCKS yearbook 2, 3, 4; ski club 2, 3, 4; track 3. MARY DIZINNO (big mary d) “live a little, love a little, and just hope you don't get caught.. CHRIS DOERING long you live and high you fly and smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry and all you touch and all you see ... is all your life will ever be., . DIANE DONAHUE (double dee) never shall i forget the days which i spent with you ... continue to be my friend, as you will always find me yours.” honor society; student gov- ernment 2, 3,4. RICHARD DONNER ski club. DONNA DUCA (duke) don’t dream it, be it — rocky horror. national honor society. SCOTT DUNAYER (spunky) there is so much to do in life and so little time to do it in. baseball. RUTH DUNCANSON happy is that people whose god is the lord — ps. 114:15 national honor society, field hockey 3. MARIE DUNN (louie) “for yesterday is but a dream; and tomorrow still a vision; but today well lived makes yes- terday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. yearbook 4; newspaper 4; varsity vol- leyball 2, 3, 4; field hockey 2, 3, 4; basketball 3, 4; softball 3, 4. APRIL DUNNE (squirt) “born to run M NANCY DUNSEITH the sun will shine in my back door some day.” JEAN EBLER (ebs) i believe in yester- day. cheerleading 2, 3, 4; softball 2; homecoming 2, 3; yearbook 4. 170 Diane Donahue Richard Donner Brian Donor Ruth Duncanson Paul Drake Ken Dunn Donna Duca Scott Dunayer Nancy Dunseith April Dunne Marie Dunn 171 Patricia Endres Cathy Engdahl ■ Steven Esposito Marie Evans 172 STEPHANIE EBNER (bugs) “with memories to look back on, yesterday is never gone. BRIAN EDNIE (ed) “you can't always get what you want. national honor society; football 2, 3, 4; lacrosse 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN EGAN (kathie) the impossible i do everyday, miracles take me a little longer. conquettes 3, 4. CATHERINE EICHLER (crazy ike) “you can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you just might find, you get what you need. soccer 4; track 4. DEBORAH ELKIS (deb) don't walk behind me, i shall not lead, don't walk ahead of me, i shall not follow, walk beside me and be my friend.” thespi- ans 2, 3, 4; yearbook 2, 3, 4; march- ing band 2, 3, 4; student government 3; swimming 2. KATHLEEN ENDERLE “to each his own.” PATRICIA ENDRES (tc) if you don't know where i’ve been, you can't know where i'm coming from. student gov- ernment; track 2. STEVEN ESPOSITO (espo) “they say that these are not the best of times, but they're the only times i’ve ever known — billy joel.” MARIE EVANS what the heart knows today, the head will understand tomorrow.’’ homecoming 2, 3, 4; yearbook 3, 4; honor society. JOSEPH FADERL (jersy joe) the goal you always wish to achieve is the toughest thing in life. baseball; ice hockey; bowling. Susan Feitell BERNADETTE FAGAN (bernie) “remember yesterday, dream of tomorrow, but live today. ski club; swimming 2. AMY FARQUHARSON national honor society; tennis 2, 4. SUSAN FEITELL there are places i'll remember all my life.” yearbook 2, 3, 4; student government 2, 3, 4; national honor society 2, 3, 4. DONNA FERBER (fragie) “yeah, really float committee 2, 3, 4. JEANNE FERGUSON (fergy) “i'd rather be at a grateful dead concert.” LISA FERRANDINO (princess) “a friend is one who comes in after the whole world has gone out. yearbook; chorale. Donna Ferber Jeanne Ferguson Lisa Ferrandino 173 Bernard Filippi Elaine Fitz Daniel Fitzmaurice Robert Flahaven Doreen Finn V Robert Fischbach James Flanagan 174 Joan Furey CAROLE FILANGIERI “too late to keep the change, too late to pay; no time to stay the same, too young to leave. BERNARD FILIPPI (bernie) “c’est la vie soccer. BERNADETTE FINN “good, i know the deal. KATHLEEN FINN(kathy) PAT FINNEGAN “a true friend is one who knows the worst of you but thinks the best of you. ski club; softball. ANDREW FIORETTI (lion) ROBERT FISCHBACH (fish) ELAINE FITZ “i don’t know. softball; volleyball. DANIEL FITZMAURICE (fitz) wrestling 3. ROBERT FLAHAVEN (bob, flaky) “there's no easy way to be free.” spring track 3. DENNIS FOLEY golf 3,4. MARGARET FONTANES (peggy) “all that we see or seem is just a dream within a dream — edgar alien poe volunteer club 3, 4. NINA FRECH “i make my life a prayer to you. i want to do what you want me to. i want to shine the light you gave through your son you sent to save from ourselves and our despair, it comforts me to know you really care — keith green ecology club 3, 4; Spanish club 3, 4; volunteer club 3, 4; badminton 3, 4; national honor soci- ety; yearbook 4. JOAN FUREY (the feur, wheat germ) ski club; senior entertainment; home- coming; yearbook. FRANCES GABRUS (franny) “when Michael Flannigan Dennis Foley Brian Fulgham mountains crumble to the sea, there will still be you and me. student gov- ernment 2, 4; ski club 3, 4; coquettes 2; cheerleading 3, 4. DOMINIQUE GAILLARD (dom) “in friendship, let there be laughter and sharing of pleasure. Robert Furey Frances Gabrus Dominique Gaillard 175 Kathleen Gilbride Steven Giordano Dawn Giroux Kevin Glynn Haylee Gold 176 nro Paul Gonzalez Jessica Grippo Cindy Goldstein John Gomula William Gribbin Robin Ann Graham THOMAS GARGER (gargs) “who's the barking dog?” PATRICIA GATTO do as you want, not as you’re told.” CHRIS GENGLER hey bub” lacrosse. PHYLLISANNE GENNARO (phyllis) love all, trust a few, do wrong to no one. BRETT GIARDIELLO national jr. honor society; national honor society. KATHLEEN GILBRIDE if at first you don't succeed, try, try again.” STEVEN GIORDANO (geo) i got no dime, but i got the time to tell you some stories.” DAWN GIROUX (byrd) bless those who never expect anything; for they are never disappointed. yearbook. HAYLEE GOLD variety ’77, ’78, ’79; thespians; shows. CINDY GOLDSTEIN if you see some- one with out a smile, give him one of yours.” ROBIN ANN GRAHAM the love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, love isn't love till you give it away.” WILLIAM GRIBBIN (bill) “one good turn gets most of the blanket.” wres- tling; student government. JESSICA GRIPPO (t.l.) touches speak louder than words, but words are bet- ter than nothing . . .” cheerleading 2, 3, 4, co-captain; class sec. 4. DAVID GROBSTEIN one good turns gets most of the blanket.” student government 3. LUCILLE GUARINO (lu-chili) yester day we laughed and played, life was just a game that had no end. jr. float. LYNN GUILIANO (lynnie pooh) “time flies when you're having fun.” health career club; sophomore, junior, and senior float. David Grobstein Lucille Guarino Lynn Guiliano 177 DONNA HALLER national honor soci- ety. THOMAS HALLER (tommy) JOHN HALLSTEIN (skip) “disco’s not dead, it just smells funny. MICHELE HALPER (debbie) “free- bird. JENNIFER HAMMOND (fur) deja vu law club; ski club. KATHLEEN HANSON (big h) “i would rather be anywhere else but here today. TERA HARPER life is what you make it. football; basketball. ANDREW HARRIS “murphy’s law — anything that can possibly go wrong will go wrong. lighting crew 3; ice hockey. MARGARET HARRIS good friends must not always be together, it is the feeling of oneness when distant that proves a lasting friendship.” national honor society 3, 4; tri m 3, 4; musical 2; marching band 2. PARASKEVOU HARRIS a fool will lose tomorrow reaching back for yes- terday. yearbook 4; honor society 3, 4; Spanish club 4. LINDA HART student government 3, 4. CHET HARVEY ski club 2, 3, 4. MARYANN HAVERLY (smitty) cele- brate absolutely nothing absolutely any time.” DEBRA HAWKINS (happy) “if you're too busy to laugh, you're too busy. ROSEMARIE HAWKINS(ro) smell the roses. Paul Harvey Maryann Haverly Debra Hawkins Rosemarie Hawkins Patricia Hawxhurst 181 Susan Healy Laurie Heidt JACQUELYN HEALEY (quinn) “today isthefirstdayofthe rest of my I if e. SUSAN HEALY library club 2, 3; ski club; national honor society; Spanish honor society; jr. prom committee; sr. prom committee. LAURIE HEIDT (laur) “friendship is just a little word — it's people who make it big.” yearbook; coquettes 2, 3.4. CAROL HELD (dummy 2) “would time fade away so young with so much left undone. GLENN HENLEY (grizzley adams) MICHAEL HERSCHBEIN football. JOANN HERZLINGER Qosie) “do not hate today what you may love tomor- row, for tomorrow may never come.” DIANNE HEUER (dee) “the dreamer dreams on, and dreams never die ... long as we try.” volunteer club 2, 4; yearbook 4; national honor society. BETTE HOCHBRUECKNER “it isn't the mountains ahead that wear you out, but rather the grain of sand in your shoe.” newspaper 4; shows cue 3, 4; student government 2, 3, 4; ski club 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE HOGAN (hogie bear) “i've loved these days.” student gov- ernment 3; jr. prom committee; cheer- leading 2, 3, 4; softball 2. DANIEL HOGAN “oh baby! yearbook; boys sports editor 4; national honor society 3, 4; basketball 2, 3, 4; march- ing band 2, 3, 4; tri m 3, 4. PATRICIA HUGHES (patti) “never answer an angry word with an angry word, it’s the second that makes the quarrel.” JOHN HYDEK (sarge) “amf, to each his own. audio visual 3, 4. HOPE ISRAELTON (woman) “how ya gettin' home, andy? yearbook 4. MICHELE IVES (shelly) 182 Jacquelyn Healey Joann Herzlinger Bette Hochbrueckner Hope Israelton Michele Ives Robert Jackson John Hydek 183 JUNE JAEGER (jaguar) someone knows who you are, someone watches over you, someone knows how you feel, and someone feels the same. BRIAN JENNING (b.j.) “partition the Lord with prayer.” soccer; ski club. JAMES JIANETTE may the best days of your past, be the worst days of your future. soccer 3, 4; football 3, 4; lacrosse 3,4. MARY JIRSA star trek lives!” com- puter club; Spanish club; honor soci- ety. LORRAINE JOHNSON what a long strange trip it’s been. ALAN KALTMAN (druggie) “don't unmix mixed blessings. computer club. JOSHUA KASINDORF (beethoven) split wood, not atoms.” volunteer club 3, 4; veritas newspaper 3, 4; yearbook 3, 4. SHERRYL KATZ people are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges.” Spanish club; math club; computer club; round table; shows; national honor society. ROBIN KAUFER “it is much more important to be human than it is to be important — thomas jefferson” year- book 2, 3, 4; Spanish honor society 2, 3, 4; newspaper, feature editor 4, thespian society 2, 3, 4; honor society; student government 2, 3, 4. NEIL KAUFMAN (ira) honor society; student government; varsity football; lacrosse. LISA KELLERMAN a new life is gonna be mine — m.t.b.” student government 3; yearbook 4; sopho- more float. KEVIN KELLY “the time is now 7:14. WILLIAM KENNY (doc) the road goes on forever. national honor society; french honor society; french club; bowling 2, 3, 4; tennis 2; sr. entertain- ment night 4. JANET KERN everybody knows this is nowhere. COLLEEN KEYES “if at first you don't succeed, try, try again.” national honor society. LAURA KING “if you love something, set it free, if it comes back, it is yours, if it doesn’t, it never was. softball; tennis. DIANNE KISS national jr. honor soci- ety; archery 2, 3, 4. Alan Kaltman Joshua Kasindorf Sheryl Katz 184 Stephanie Kaufman William Kenny Janet Kern Colleen Keyes Laura King Diane Kiss 185 Carol Kopetz Karen Kolovich James Koumou Ronna Kushner 186 LAURA KLOENNE a true friend is someone who knows the worst of you but thinks the best of you. yearbook 3, 4; homecoming 2, 3, 4. KAREN KOLOVICH “special joys, spe cial places, special friends together — the moments pass so quickly, but the memories are forever.” varsity soft- ball 2, 4; j.v. basketball 2; varsity soc- cer 4. KENNETH KONECK (ken) if your friends are there, then everything's all right. varsity swimming 2, 3, 4. CAROL KOPETZ don't walk in front of me, i may not follow, don't walk behind me, i may not lead, walk beside me and be my friend. student government; ski club 4; senior ball committee. BETH KROWN (krowny) life is but today’s memories and tomorrow's dreams. yearbook 4; student govern- ment 3; variety '77, '79; sr. play '79; musical '79. JOHN KULESA (j.k.) construction crew 3. MICHELE KUPKE (mick) life is either a daring adventure, or nothing. stu- dent government; coquettes 2; musi- cal 3. RONNA KUSHNER (kush) “if it’s meant to be ... it will be. varsity ten- nis 2, 3, 4; ski club; concert band 2, 3, 4. VICKI LABBATE (big v) too many good times for me to remember, too many memories for me to forget.” cheerleading 2, 3,4. ANTHONY LABITA don’t surround yourself with yourself. NANCY LAMB (poon) friendship is just a little word, it's people who make it big. PATRICIA LANIER (trish) everything is going fine, and now we just have to keep in mind, we must set brand new goals of the possibility of the discov- ery that would let everybody see that we were just meant to be — terry kath, Chicago. RUTH LANG “enjoy every minute while you can and live life to its ful- lest. MARY ANN LARACUENTE (manny) i am not afraid of tomorrow, for i have seen yesterday, and i love today. SANDEE LARSEN (buddee) life is an adventure to those with the courage to explore, right — gerry”. Ruth Lang Sandee Larsen William Leach Mary Ann Laracuente 187 Catherine Leone Pamela Lochrey I� V - I I Wayne Lieberman Linda Ljunquist Lori Ann Lewan Suzanne LoGalbo 188 James Lohsen Linda Losche Louis Losito JAY LEBER “i always wanted to be a millionaire. school yearbook, photo editor 4; Spanish honor society; national honor society. PATRICIA LEE (patty) you can't always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you just might find, you get what you need. CHARLES LEIN eye has not seen and ear has not heard ... all the things that god has prepared for those who love him — 1 Corinthians 2:9.” KENNETH LEITMAN definitely. CAROLE LEOGRANDE it's not time to make a change, just relax, take it easy, you’re still young, that’s your fault, there’s so much you have to go through ... — cat stevens. CATHERINE LEONE remember to tell those around you how much you love them before they’re gone and you have to say how much you miss them. LORI ANN LEWAN (lou) take me back to Canada on a journey through the past.” LINDA LJUNQUIST i've loved these days. coquettes 2, 3, 4; ski club 2, 4; honor society; variety '78; yearbook 4. PAMELA LOCHREY (pam) the future is a convenient place for dreams.” chorale 4; yearbook 4; thespian 4; float committee '78; chorus 2,3. SUZANNE LOGALBO (sue) if you wish to be loved, love.” assistant edi- tor yearbook 4; boys sports editor 3; Spanish honor society 2, 3, 4; honor society 3, 4; ski club; thespian 3, 4; musical 3; variety 2, 3, 4; sr. play 2, 3, 4; chorus 2, 3, 4; tennis 2; student government 3, 4. THERESA LOGAN (bb) so young, and such a chode. national honor society; chess club. DORANN LOGATTO these are the seasons of emotions.” JAMES LOHSEN national jr. honor society; national honor society; j.v. basketball 2; j.v. baseball 2; varsity baseball 3,4. VINCENT LONGO (candyman) winter track 2, 3, 4; spring track 2, 3, 4. LINDA LOSCHE take time to dream ... it hitches the soul to the stars.” national honor society 3, 4; tri-m 3, 4; symphonic wind ensemble 2, 3, 4; symphony orchestra 4; marching band 2. ROSEANN LOSITO (rosie) happiness is the art of making a bouquet of those flowers within reach. MARIO LOUKAS pedro Theresa Logan Dorann Logatto J'A Vincent Longo Thomas Look Roseann Losito Mario Loukas 189 Richard Maclay Marjorie Magee Maureen Magee Charles Maggio 190 X. Linda Maietta Joseph Maggio Michael Magner THOMAS LUNDON the king is gone, but not forgotten — neil young remembers.” THOMAS LUONGO (louie, ace) when the going gets tough, the tough get going!” student government 4; sr. class president 4; yearbook 4; varsity soccer 2, 3, 4; varsity basketball mgr. 2, 3, 4; captain, soccer 4. DEBRA LUPSKI “such is life, this is true.” national jr. honor society 2; national honor society 3, 4; Spanish honor society 4; yearbook, faculty edi tor 4; ecology club 3. Angela Mahoney Doreen Mahoney JEANNE LYNCH “quiet thoughts make golden moments.” national honor society 3, 4; field hockey 2, 4, volleyball 2, 3, 4; basketball 3, 4; soft- ball 4; concert band 2, 3. CAROLYN LYONS it all seems worth less without love.” student govern- ment 2, 3, 4; thespian society 2, 3, 4; ski club 3, 4. JOHN MACCIO(mace) PATRICIA MACCIO “if you can't dazzle ’em with brains, baffle ’em with bologny.” GREGORY MACKEY ”i shall return.” construction crew; stage crew; thes- pian society. RICHARD MACLAY (rick) “winners never quit and quitters never win.” ski club 2, 3, 4; lacrosse 2, 3, 4. MARJORIE MAGEE (marge) “smile and the world will smile back.” stu- dent government 2; coquettes 3. MAUREEN MAGEE (mo) national honor society; tennis 2, 3, 4. CHARLES MAGGIO (grunch) if you want something bad enough, you never give up.” latin club; italian club; national honor society; yearbook; baseball 3, 4. JOSEPH MAGGIO national honor soci- ety. MICHAEL MAGNER (mags) for the pigs!” lacrosse 2, 3, 4; soccer 2, 3, 4. THERESA MAGUIRE (t) “if you’re not strong, lean on me and i’ll be your friend.” yearbook. LINDA MAIETTA (lin) i looked for my soul, but my soul i could not see. i looked for my god, but my god eluded me. i looked for a friend and then i found all three.” thespian society 2, 3, 4; homecoming committee 4. JOYCE MAIRANO (jerse) to dream of the person you would like to be is a waste of the person you are.” ski club 2,4. OLIVIER MALMED (liv) don’t eat yel low snow.” winter track; spring track. JANINE MALMQUIST what, are you kidding me?” Joyce Mairano Olivier Maimed Janine Malmquist 191 193 KAREN MALONE trouble ahead, trouble behind, but always remember there comes a time.” ski club. LAURA MALONE smile and the world will wonder what you’re up to. year- book GREGORY MALONEY it's better to burn out than it is to rust. yearbook; ski club. Karen Malone JOANNE MANDUCA (jojo) all things are possible, only believe.” student government 2, 3; assistant choreogra- pher 2; var. cheering 3, 4; j.v. 2; homecoming 3; jr. prom 3. CHRISTOPHER MANN national honor society; computer club 3. MICHAEL MARCHETTI (mike) be mellow, chill out, go away, life’s a bummer. chorale 2, 3, 4; thespian society 4; variety ’78, '79; battle of the bands '77. BRIGITTE MARCO (frenchy) i can’t stop thinking about how i dig rockin' with you, 'cause you got me babe and i got you. french honor society; chess club. LILLIAN MARGAS (lil) “love is a rose!” yearbook; student government. ANGELA MARINELLI (ang) smile and the world will smile with you. national honor society; french honor society; student government. LEA MARKOTSIS (fric) “live, love, laugh. national honor society; ski club. DAVE MARTIN nothing is impossible to the man who won't listen to rea- son.” yearbook 4; student govern- ment. JOHN MARTIN “and once you're gone you can never come back. j.v. bas- ketball. CONNIE MARTINEZ (frac) when hard times come around only your true friends will be by your side. stu- dent government; ski club. MICHELE MASCIELLO imagine all the people living life in peace. KAREN MASON “life is too short to worry about yesterday, live for today and wait for tomorrow. ROBERT MASSUCCI (abdule x, yappy) JOANNE MATUZA (jo) “a nobody is a somebody, 'cause it isn’t everybody who’s a nobody — l.m. madrigals 3, 4; thespians 2, 3, 4; honor society 3, 4; yearbook 2, 4. DIANE MAUSLER every distance is no nearer.” Joanne Manduca Michael Marchetti Brigitte Marco Bruce Marcus 194 Karen Mason John Massaro Robert Massucci Joanne Matuza Diane Mausler 195 I John Mayer Thomas McCann Catherine McCarthy JOHN MAYER free bird and this bird will never change. MELLISSA MAYER (missy) the quest for happiness is happiness itself.” comet newspaper, girls sports editor 4; ski club 2, 4; national honor soci- ety; field hockey 2, 3; volleyball 2, 3, 4; tennis 2, 3, 4; symphonic wind ensemble 3, 4. CAROLYN McBRIDE (carrie) “really?” yearbook 4; ski club; marching band 2, 3, 4; prom committee 3, 4. THOMAS McCANN (mac) varsity soc- cer 3, 4. CATHERINE MCCARTHY don’t think it hasn't been a little slice of heaven — 'cause it hasn't!” yearbook 4; national honor society; archery 2, 3. ROBERT McCARTHY “you can’t always get what you want. LORRAINE McGINLEY (mac) NEAL McGINNIS cross country track. DEBBIE McKISKI (sunkist) “take it easy; if it comes easy, take it again. j.v. softball. WILLIAM McSWEENEY (bill) “can’t be caught out in the cold there! MIKE McTEIGUE “you ain’t gonna learn what you don’t want to know.” LEE MEHAN “i always wanted to be a superstar.” yearbook 3, 4; national honor society 3, 4; varsity tennis 2; baseball 2, 3, 4; cross country track 4; winter track 4. MARIA MELE (m m) KAREN MELILLO “if today is a day to enjoy, then tomorrow is a day to rem- inisce. national honor society 2, 3, 4; yearbook 4; Spanish club 4. LISA MELILLO the day destroys the night, the night divides the day, try to run, try to hide, break on through to the other side-doors. ENID MERCADER remember yester- day, dream about tomorrow, but live today. volunteer club 2, 3, 4; Spanish club 3, 4; sr. play 3, 4; musical 3, 4; variety '79. ANTHONY MERCURIO rock and roll can never die. baseball. Carolyn McBride Robert McCarthy Lorraine McGinley Steve McHenry Neal Mclnnis 196 Lisa Melillo Madelyn Melillo Enid Mercader Anthony Mercurio 197 s Kevin Meyer Richard Milano GLENN MERTZ (hertz) ‘‘you know how time fades away. Glenn Mertz Carolyn Messina CAROLYN MESSINA (ca) ‘‘a smile costs nothing but creates much. float committee 2. KEVIN MEYER varsity lacrosse; j.v. soccer; symphonic wind ensemble; marching band. DONALD MICHALAK (don) don't worry about it. yearbook 4; baseball. KARL MILENKOVIC (captain protein) look, listen, and be prepared for any- thing that should come your way. varsity football. JUDITH MILLER nevertheless, he is the only one of them all who does not seem to me ridiculous, perhaps that is because he is thinking of something else besides himself. french honor society 3; thespian 3, president 4; yearbook 2, 3; variety 2, 3, 4; sr. play 3, 4; musical 3, 4; student govern- ment 2, 3, 4. THOMAS MINK (managa) track. JAMES MITCHELL (alien) like a rest- less leaf, in the autumn breeze, once i was a tumbleweed — no newts. hockey 2,3, 4. Dominick Mezzapesa Donald Michalak THOMAS MITCHELL (mitch) MARTIN MIZE (marv) the more things change, the more they stay the same. yearbook; ski club, varisty soccer 3,4. ANTOINETTE MONTEFORTE “it's bet ter to burn out than to fade away! ELLEN MORITZ variety‘78. ANGELA MORRA life is a series of hellos and goodbyes, i'm afraid it's time for goodbye again. RONALD MORRIS (rondo) we're all Karl Milenkovic Judith Miller Thomas Mink crazy. JOHN MOSS (pete moss) gimmie a break. CHRIS MOYER (red) your outta here quick. CHARLES MUES (chuck) .. . there’s more to the picture than meets the eye PATRICIA MULLIGAN the eyes of honesty can achieve — jon ander- son.” honor society 2, 3, 4. 198 I Angela Morra Ronald Morris Thomas Mitchell Ellen Moritz 199 ■hH■■■ Lynn Murray Susan Murray Timothy Myers Ed Mylod Maureen Murphy Ross Nadelman 200 JOSEPH MU LUNGS (moon) ya know it don't come easy.” yearbook 4; band; varsity soccer 2, 3, 4. JACKIE MURPHY (fluz) murphy's law: nothing is as easy as it looks. JAMES MURPHY (.berkowitz) i don't know. student government 2, 4; national honor society; football 2, 3; track 2, 3, 4; winter track 2, 3,4. MAUREEN MURPHY (the murph) friendship is a gift more valuable and longer lasting than any gold. Spanish club 3, president 4; computer club 4; national honor society; homecoming committee 2; variety 2, 3, 4; sr. play 3, 4; musical 3, 4; volunteer club 4; year- book 4. THOMAS MURPHY (murph the surf) ski club. TIMOTHY MURRAY (peashooter) ice hockey 2, 3, 4. SUSAN MURRAY true happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and value. TIMOTHY MYERS (tiny tim) test, what test?!!” national honor society; football 2, 3, 4; wrestling 2, 4; lacrosse 2, 3, 4; archery 3,4. ROSS NADELMAN “you're always on my mind; 24 hours at a time; some- how woman i'm hopin you feel the same. ski club 2, 3, 4; j.v. bowling; intramural basketball and softball. CHARLES NASS (rookie) CAROL NATHAN (cat) beats the hell out of me. DENISE NEVILLE “hope . . . perches in the soul, and sings .. . and never stops at all. ski club 3, 4. SOULA NEZIS “try to laugh once a day because a day without laughter is like a day without sunshine, and a day without sunshine is like night.” ski club 3, 4; yearbook 4; junior prom committee 3; sr. ball committee 4. JEAN NORMILE “what a long strange trip it's been. EDWARD NOWAK national honor soci- ety. TONI LYNN NUNZIATA (ant) if you love something, set it free, if it's yours, it will come back, if it doesn't, it never was. GEORGE OBER (rebo) na na na. Jean Normile Edward Nowak Toni Lynn Nunziata George Ober 201 Elizabeth O'Donnell Maryellen O'Reilly Lisa Pagnutti 202 ■ Clayton Palmiter Laura Panico ROBERT OBERMEYER (rob) don’t surround yourself with yourself.” CATHERINE O’BRIEN (cathy with a c) i want to live, i want to grow, i want to see, i want to know, i want to share what i can give, i want to be, i want to live — john denver.” yearbook 4; ecology club 3, 4; volunteer club 3, 4; national honor society; ski club; bad- minton 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH O’DONNELL the entire sum of existence is the magic of being needed by just one person.” shows 3, 4; pearl drops 3, 4; madrigals 3, 4; national honor society. LAURIE OLSEN yearbook. MARYELLEN O'REILLY (mar) let be with me till the end a book, a bottle and a friend. VIVIAN PADROCK (viv) feeling good is easy.” LISA PAGNUTTI the capacity to care is the thing which gives life its deepest meaning and significance. ski club 2, 3; yearbook 4; french club 4; french honor society 2, 3, 4; national honor society 3, 4; student government 2, 3, 4; coquettes 2, 3, 4. CHRISTINE PALERMO (tina) CLAYTON PALMITER goodbye hick- sville high.” RAYMOND PAMPILLONIO ski club; marching band; national honor soci- ety. RICHARD PANCHOOKIAN space is what i need, it’s what i feed on.” stu- dent government; football 2, 3, 4; lacrosse 3, 4; track 2; wrestling 2, 3, 4. LAURA PANICO be yourself always or it’s not worth being anyone at all. ski club; national honor society. ALICE PAPANDREOU when you feel you're at the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on and remember tomorrow will be better.” french honor society; national honor society; stu- dent government. BARBARA PAPPAS honor society 3, 4; student government 4; ski club 3, 4; jr. prom, senior ball committees; homecoming 2, 4; yearbook 4. Barbara Pappas Paul Parks 203 204 ROBERT PARRINO (raisin) crippled but free i was blind all the time i was learning how to see. JUNE PASCOLA (bug!) laugh to for- get but don’t forget to laugh. year- book 3, 4; chorus 4; student govern- ment 2, 3; national honor society; ski club 3, 4; Spanish club. DONNA PASQUERELLE (fluz) beauty changes with the passing seasons, except in the heart, where true beauty remains. JAMES PATTERSON (pete) FREDERIC PAVEY nothing is every- thing. ski club; french honor society; varsity wrestling. JOANNE PEARL (jo) happiness is a butterfly, which when pursued is always beyond your grasp, but which if you will sit down quietly may alight upon you.” marching band; yearbook; pre-med. DIANE PELLETIER (di) sometimes you have to be silent to be heard.” national honor society; coquettes 4; marching band 2, 3. CHRISTINA PERRI (chris) i ain’t a hick. DONNA PETERSON the only way to have a friend is to be one.” JOHN PHILCOX (john john) thespian society 4; a.v. squad; national honor society. DAVID PINERO don’t worry. Span- ish club 3, 4; gong show 2, 3; shows 2, 3, 4; football 2, 3, 4. LISA PISANI think about the past, dream about the future, but live today.” yearbook 4; volunteer club. LENNY PISANO so what can you do.” Spanish club 2, 3, 4; gong show 2,3; football 2,3, 4. LAURI PISCOLA “i am not afraid of tomorrow, for i have seen yesterday and i love today. concert band 2; marching band 2, 3, 4; homecoming. JOSEPH PISTORINO (joe i) CHRIS PITONZO be kind to the peo- ple you meet on the way up, because you're gonna meet the same people on the way down. AL PITRELLI this is only the begin- ning of the end of the beginning. stu- dent government 2, 3; symphonic wind ensemble 2,3,4; marching band 2, 3, 4; stage band 2, 3, 4; orchestra 3; tri m 2, 3. STEVEN PLAYNE (muscles, turbit) ski club; national honor society; varsity soccer. 205 MICHAEL POLAN (mike) “only when the power of love overcomes the love of power will there be peace.” year- book; marching band; student govern- ment; tennis. JILL PORCELAN “may you never lay your hand down without a hand to hold, may you never make your bed out in the cold. thespian society; homecoming; yearbook. CHARLES PORTEN (chucky) “what's up? construction crew. JAMES PORTER football 2, 3. WILLIAM POYNTER (billy) DEBORAH PRICE (debi duck) “it’s a long road and a little wheel and it takes a lot of turns to get there. EUGENE PRINCIPE (geno, prince) “don't do the crime if you can’t do the time. ski club; soccer; bowling; wres- tling. RICHARD PROFFE (gary) “don't try to cook nothin up 'cause you'll wind up in your own stew — no newts. varsity hockey 2, 3, 4. ALESANDRA PRONEVITZ (sandy) “always have old memories, and young hopes. ELLEN PRYVES (el) love is when for ever doesn't seem long enough. thespian; ski club; varsity bowling. THEODORA PURVIS (dory) ELIZABETH QUINN “the secret of life is enjoying the passing of time. health careers club 2; yearbook; ski club 2, 3, 4; national honor society; homecoming 3, 4; swim team 3. CLARE RABBITT (bunny) “do not pray for an easy life, pray to be a strong person, for there can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm.” volun- teer club 2, 3, 4; national jr. honor society 2; national honor society 3, 4; yearbook 4; badminton 4. ROBERT RADO people are strange. ROBIN RAIT smile — people will wonder what you’ve been up to. cho- rus 2, 3, 4; stage band 3, 4; marching comets 2, 3, 4; honor society 3, 4; yearbook 2, clubs editor 3, yearbook editor-in-chief 4; newspaper 2, 3, 4; shows 2, 3, 4; thespian 3, 4; Spanish honor society 2, 3, 4; string of pearls 2, 3, 4. JOANNE RANDALL i think i want to live the sporty life. student govern- ment 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA RAPP (pep) “when you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on. student government. Michael Polan Jill Porcelan James Porter William Poynter 208 Robin Rait Joanne Randall Patricia Rapp Edward Recek Frank Reddy 209 Susan Reddy Chris Reed SUSAN REDDY (sue) “if you get con- fused, just listen to the music play.” national honor society. CHRIS REED “it's a long road and a little wheel, and it takes a lot of turns to get there — Charlie daniels. DEBORAH REED “friends are people you like who like you right back.” coquettes 3; jr. homecoming commit tee; stats for swim team 3. PETER REED “better to burn out than to fade away.” JEANNE REITZEL “a nod is like a wink to a blind horse.” JEFF RENOW “if you can’t be with the one you love, then love the one you’re with.” yearbook; ski club; stage band; student government. DIANE REUL “all i ask of you is for- ever to remember me as loving you.” national honor society; student gov- ernment; j.v. volleyball 2; coquettes 3; j.v. softball 2; varsity softball 3. PAMELA REVERRI (mickey) “i'm not late, the bell was early!!” ski club 3. KAREN RILEY (k.c.) “the goodbyes make the journey harder still.” thes- pian society 2, 3, 4; ecology club 3; tri m 3, 4; chorus 2, 3, 4; variety 2, 3, 4; sr. play 2, 3, 4; musical 2, 3, 4. LISA RISCICA (eeeka!) “J'ai I’honner d'etre votre ami.” DIANE ROBBA (brownie) ANTHONY ROBERTI “you have just finished another dimension, a dimen sion not only of sight and sound but of mind, this dimension is hicksville high school.” LAURA ROBINSON (robbie) “happi- ness is the reflection of a smile.” honor society 2, 3; yearbook 3; home coming 2. ROBERT ROCCO (rocky) “money, it's a gas.” j.v. basketball; j.v. baseball; varsity football; varsity baseball. MICHELE RODNEY “give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you.” GLENN ROHDE “in the land of the dark, the ship of the sun is driven by the grateful dead.” construction crew 4. DONALD ROM “you can't always get what you want.” JANET ROSE “whoever you love, you should let go, if he comes back, the love goes both ways, if he doesn't, try to forget about him.” treasurer 2; paint crew 2, 3, 4. Diane Reul Pamela Reverri Scott Reynolds 210 Michele Rodney Glenn Rohde Donald Rom Janet Rose 211 Karen Ross Joseph Rudowsky Karen Ruff Donna Ruggiero Mary Ruggio Suzanne Russo Tim Ryan Annamari Rybak Jeanne Ryder KAREN RUFF (ruffie) happiness is found in little things.” health careers clubs 2; yearbook 3, 4; float commit- tee 2, 3. MARY RUGGIO (mare) friends are people you meet every day, so keep close to them or they'll drift away, to the days we spent, the times we shared, the love we showed, and how we cared.” ski club 3, 4; particle 3. SUZANNE RUSSO (minnie) home- work?! my dog ate it! TIM RYAN hey, hey, my, my; rock n’ roll can never die.” ANNAMARI RYBAK (banana) no one can change you. you are what you are. swimming 2. JEANNE RYDER yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomor- row a vision of hope. national honor society 3, 4; marching band 2, 3, 4; symphonic wind ensemble 3; year- book 4. TOM SAGER green grass and high tides forever. lacrosse, j.v. and var- sity. ROBERT SALERA (scrub and garage man) whatever gets you through the night. student government 4; j.v. football 2; varsity football 3; j.v. lacrosse 2; varsity lacrosse 3, 4; soc- cer manager 4; marching band; sym- phonic wind ensemble 2, 3, 4. NINA SAMOWITZ (nee) wonders never cease and ceases never won- der. varsity swimming 2, 3, 4; stu- dent government 2, 3, 4; round table club 4; french club 4; national honor society 3, 4; newspaper 3; chorus 2, 3; chorale 4, yearbook, copy editor 4. JACQUELINE SAMUELS if you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you, it's yours, if it doesn’t, it never was.” national honor society; Spanish honor society; thespian society; news- paper, news editor; student govern- ment; round table club; chorale; sym- phonic wind ensemble. JAMES SANDERSON french honor society; national honor society; stu- dent government, treasurer 4; march- ing band 2, 3, 4; symphonic wind ensemble 2, 3, 4; french club 3; stage band 3, 4; musical 2, 3, 4; tri m 4; math team 3, 4. LORI SANTANTONIO (santan) good things come in small packages, but so do bombs. ski club; sr. class trea surer. MARY SARNELLI (grimace) good things come in small packages. a.v. 2, 3, 4; ski club 2, 3; marching band 2, 3, 4; bowling 2. 212 Lori Santantonio Stephen Santagata Mary Sarnelli Nancy Sarnicola Michael Sartori 213 Steven Scerbo Maria Schettini Dona Schiff Lee Ann Schmalenberger Thomas Schmeltzer 214 MARIANNE SCANLON “if a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a dif- ferent drummer, let him step to the music he hears however measured or far away. yearbook; homecoming 4. STEVEN SCANNAPIECO (scana) ital- ian club; italian honor society; national honor society; cross country; winter track; spring track. STEPHAN SCHENCK “go for the gold. student government; swim T Carol Schmitt Chris Schock team 4. LISA SCHERA badlands, you got to live it every day, let the broken heart stand as the price you got to pay. keep pushing till it's understood and these badlands start treating us good.” MARIA SCHETTINI (pia) “life is what you make it — so make the best of it. publicity; italian club; yearbook. DONA SCHIFF “get as much out of life as it has to offer. variety 2, 3, 4; sr. entertainment night; shows; year- book; thespian society; ski club; news- paper; Spanish club; prom committee. LEE ANN SCHMALENBERGER (foxy schmalley) so, what's new?! thes- pian society; shows; variety '79; gong show 3. THOMAS SCHMELTZER(jr) ROBERT SCHOLLER intramural hockey; chorale 2, 3. MINDY SCHUTZMAN friendship is the shadow of the evening, which strengthens with the setting sun of life. national honor society; newspa- per 2, 3, 4; yearbook 4; thespian 3, 4; health careers club 2; computer club 3,4. ADAM SCHWARTZ always laugh at least once a day, because laughter is like sunshine, and a day without sun- shine is like . . . night. national honor society; ski club 3, 4; swimming 4. SUSAN SCHWARTZ (schwartzey) friendship multiplies joy and divides grief. yearbook 4; variety 2, 3, 4; sr. play 3, 4; musical 2, 3, 4; thespians 3, 4; homecoming 2; national honor society 3, 4; french club 3, 4; french honor society 3, 4; Spanish club 3, 4; jr. prom committee. WENDY SCHWARZ (shorts) “don't walk in front of me — i may not follow, don't walk behind me — i may not lead, walk beside me and just be my friend. student government 2, 3, 4; ski club 2, 3, 4. GLENN SCHWINGER Spanish honor society; Spanish club; pre law club; national honor society; tennis 2, 3, 4. DINA SCOLARO (dee) try to fulfill your goals but remember what the heart knows now the head will under- stand tomorrow. student govern- ment 3, 4; pearl drops 3, 4. Mindy Schutzman Adam Schwartz Robert Scholler I Susan Schwartz Wendy Schwarz Glenn Schwinger Dina Scolaro 215 Ann Shizume Dennis Sheehan Karen Sica Harris Silverman Kathleen Skaee f George Simon Theodore Siry 216 LYNN SCULLY (lynnie) “i'd rather be at a grateful dead concert. MIKE SERVEDIO (Sidney) first kas- mier, now for better things. DENNIS SHEEHAN football 2, 3. 4; wrestling 3, 4; lacrosse 2; intramural softball 3, 4. DANIEL SHEPPARD (danny) “i’ll bring it tomorrow. DARLENE SHERRARD (darl) “take a long walk off a short pier.” ANN SHIZUME it's time for movin’ on, my friend; hold back all the tears and sorrow, it fin’lly is time to go our separate ways — and i want to wish you well, my friend, as we search for new tomorrows — go as you must, but please, don't forget the yester- Ann Smith days. tri m 3, 4; yearbook 4; national honor society 3, 4; concert band 2; symphonic wind ensemble 3; sym- phonic band 4; marching band 2, 4; orchestra 3, 4; pit orchestra 3. KAREN SICA (sicky, getty lee, peewee) if you love something, set it free, if it comes back, it’s yours, if it doesn’t, it never was.” GEORGE SIMON why is it always me? j.v. football. KATHLEEN SKAEE (kathy) ski club. NANCY SLANOVER “live life to its ful- lest, for we may never pass this way again.” yearbook 4; sr. ball committee 4; coquettes 2, 4; ski club 2, 3, 4; j.v. basketball 2; swim team 2. SHERRYL SMALL (boo) ANN SMITH you’ll find that life is still worthwhile if you’ll just smile.” field hockey 2, 3, 4; volleyball 2, 3, 4; bas- ketball 2, 3, 4; softball 2, 3, 4. EILEEN SMITH “if i need a cause for celebration or a comfort i can use to Lois Smith ease my mind, i rely on my imagina- tion, and i dream of an imaginary time. symphonic wind ensemble 2, 3, 4; yearbook 4; orchestra 4; tennis 2, 3, 4; volleyball 2, 3, 4; field hockey 3; track 2. KRISTA SMITH (coach) “if you want it badly enough, you can have any- thing!” tri m 3, 4; student gov’t 2, 3, 4; volleyball 2; marching band 2, 3, 4. LOIS SMITH why is there never enough time to do it right but always enough time to do it over?” MICHAEL SMITH (chubby) life is too short, so live it to the fullest.” newspa per 2, 3; yearbook 2, 3; thespian 2, 3, 4; student gov’t 2, 3, 4; class secre- tary 2. VALERIE SMITH “if you love some- one, set them free, if they come back, they are yours, if they don’t, they never were. badminton 2, 3, 4. MAUREEN SMYTH (moe) Nancy Slanover Sherryl Small Eileen Smith Michael Smith Valerie Smith Maureen Smyth 217 Carol Sonzone Gerard Sozio Karl Spielmann Robert Spiers Ronald Sportiello 218 Joe Sticco ANITA SOAVE phil, i'll love you always.” DEBORAH SOKENIS a smile comes from the soul — jo matuza. shows, crew head 2, 3, 4. ED SOKOLSKI (eddie) “long live rock' football. RICHARD SOLOSKY tooie flewy. ROBERT SOMER “i'd rather burn out than fade away.” varsity tennis 2, 3, 4. VIVIAN SONE i am not afraid of tomorrow for i have seen yesterday and i love today.” ski club 3; french club 3; french honor society 3; national honor society; homecoming committee 2; student government; baseball scorekeepers. KAREN SONNEBORN (sony) live, laugh, love.” CAROL SONZONE if you love some- one set them free, if they come back to you, they are yours, if they don't, they never were.” homecoming 2; variety '77. GERARD SOZIO (zeke) “you could fool some of the people some of the time, but you can't fool mom. baseball. KARL SPIELMANN nobody expects the 'Spanish inquisition’. a.v. staff 3, 4; yearbook 3, 4; variety '78; cross country 2, 4; winter track 2, 4; spring track 2, 3, 4; senior play 3, 4. JON STAFFORD yearbook 4; newspa- per 3, 4; ski club 3, 4; varsity 2, 3, 4. SUSAN STAIGER “you got me run- ning, going out of my mind, you got me thinking that i'm wasting my time, don't bring me down.” DOREEN STAUB (dor) there must be a reason, why? i don't know .. BRIAN STEWART (stewie) i am yours, you are mine, you are what you are. french honor society 2, 3; national honor society 2, 3; ski club; varsity basketball 2, 3, 4; j.v. basket- ball 2; j.v. baseball 2. JOE STICCO (stick) basketball; base- ball. TOM STRESSLAR get in touch with reality. ski club; j.v. football; varsity track CINDI STROMWASSER (stromy, fuzzy) JUDITH STROW the sun will come out tomorrow. yearbook, publicity editor; newspaper; thespian; student government. Tom Stresslar Cindi Stromwasser Judith Strow 219 SANDRA STRYKER (sandee) love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things — 1 Corinthians 13:7.” ski club 2, 3, 4; national honor society; student gov- ernment 4; track 2; coquettes 4. NANCY STUHLMULLER don’t walk in front of me, i may not follow, don't walk behind me, i may not lead, walk beside me, and just be my friend.” volunteer club 4; yearbook staff 3, 4; newspaper staff 3, 4; badminton 2, 3, 4; archery 2, 3, 4; bowling 2, 3, 4; national honor society 3, 4; national jr. honor society 2. JOHN STUPPIELLO (stoop) you only live twice. student government 2; concert band 2, 3; sr. entertainment 2,3, 4; sr. celebrity 2, 3, 4; gong show 2, 3; battle of the bands 3; talent show 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH STUTTS (joe) those who eat flies have strong stomachs. TERESA STYCZYNSKI (terry) that's sad. MATTHEW SULLIVAN we won't get fooled again. hockey 3, 4; intramural hockey 2,3, 4. SUSAN SULLIVAN sophomore class president; jr. class vice president; j.v. cheerleading 3; varsity cheerleading 4; honor society 2, 3, 4; french honor society 2, 3, 4; ski club 2, 3, 4; year- book 4; jr. prom chairman; student government 2, 3, 4; gong show 3; french club 2; round table 4. NANCY SWANSON (swans) when we get old and look back on these days, we'll cry with the sad times, but most and best of all, we'll laugh with the good times. ski club; mgr. swim team. ANN SWEENEY annie's song stu- dent gov’t 3. DONNA TALENTI marching band; yearbook; italian club. DEBRA TAYLOR (debbie) just think of me as one you never figured.” SHAWN TAYLOR wrestling. SPENCER TEPLIN for what it's worth.” national honor society 4; thes- pian society. CHRISTINE TESTA never put off until tomorrow what you can get away with not doing at all. make up crew. DIANE THIERGARTNER (theo) what a long strange trip it's been. ski club; cheerleading. LORELEI TORMANN (lori) the road goes on forever. chorus. Matthew Sullivan Susan Sullivan Thomas Styczynski Nancy Swanson 222 Ann Sweeney Joann Szabo Donna Talenti Spencer Teplin Lorelei Tormann Christine Testa Diane Thiergartner Keith Tietjen 223 Jeanne Tota Sue Tormann SUE TORMANN love is a rose year- book 4. Maureen Toth Kim Toto Paula Trapani JEANNE TOTA love when you can — cry when you have to — be who you must — that's part of the plan. ski club 3; student government 4; year- book 4 MARY BETH TOTTER (teeter) i'll cross that bridge when i come to it. ski club; paint crew; bowling. KIM TOTO a friend is a gift you give to yourself.” PHILIP TOUSEULL (phil) computer club. PAULA TRAPANI (jeboob) there's still time to change the road you're on. JOHN TRAPP longest journey begins with single step.” cross country; track VINCENT TROPEANO one bush in the hand is worth two in the field. MARYANN URICH never lose an opportunity of seeing anything that is beautiful, for beauty is god's hand- writing, a wayside sacrament. thes- pian society; pearl drops. JOSEPH URSO (joe) LYNN VALENTINE (lynny poo) PETER VANHOUTEN (nick, the ulti mate controller) two in the hand is worth one in mouth. bowling team 2, 3,4. MICHAEL VLACO do what you feel — feel what you do. EDWARD VRONA what seems to be the problem, officer? football 2, 3; baseball 4. CATHY WAHLEN we are only young once, and that is all society can put up with. ELIZABETH WAY those who build beneath the stars build too low. coquettes 2; softball 3; ski club 3, 4. Mary Beth Totter Philip Touseull Vincent Tropeano 224 m . if u Joseph Urso Edward Vrona M Cathy Wahlen Joe Walker Linda Walsh John Wandelt Elizabeth Way Peter Vanhouten Lynn Valentine Michael Vlaco 225 — IAJRA WEITH (smiley) jesus is the way to happiness!” volunteer club 4; badminton 3, 4. LISA WELLER (fred) ”i love you enough to let you run but far too much to let you fly.” yearbook. WILLIAM WESTERBERG (bubba) “check your package.” LORI WETZEL student government 4; national honor society; newspaper. LISA WHITLINGER (whitty) do not walk ahead of me, i may not follow, do not walk behind me, i may not lead, just walk beside me and be my friend. student government. LAWRENCE WILSON (larry orbit, larry mayo) a maid, a maid, a man needs a maid.” chess club 3,4. RONALD WING no newts” national honor society; ice hockey 3, 4; floor hockey 2 3. LINDA WINK (winky dink) take my hand and we shall walk through life together sharing our hopes and dreams.” student government; national honor society; concert band 2,3; symphonic band 4; orchestra 4. MAREN WOEGENS if a friend asks there is no tomorrow. honor society; yearbook, senior section editor; ski club. GLENN WOHL a.v. staff; sound crew. WILLIAM WOJCIK can't take it with you. ski club. PATRICK WOODS “the future's uncer- tain and the end is always near. ELLEN VIP (yippy) life's tough in the big city; but if you try hard enough we'll make it to the top! student gov- ernment 3, 4; ski club 3; prom com- mittee 3; homecoming 4; track 2; vol- leyball 2; chorus 2; coquettes 4. WILLIAM YOUNG (bill) purple haze all through my brain, lately things don’t seem the same — jimi hendrix.” j.v. football. STEPHEN ZAHN “triumph stroke power is phenomenal. football 2, 3, 4; basketball 2, 3, 4; lacrosse 2, 3, 4. GORDON ZAINO looking good.” ELAINE ZILOFRO honor society; news- paper; italian club; italian honor soci- ety. Dennis Wich Lawrence Wilson Ronald Wing 226 Maren Woegens Ellen Yip William Young Stephen Zahn Gordon Zaino Karen Zarcensky Elaine Zilofro 227 THEO ZINZERIS go for it.” VIRGINIA ZOBLESKY “if you love something set it free, if it comes back, it is yours, if it doesn't, it never was. DIANE BENNETT (bucky) “we are here today, but may be gone tomor- row. let the tide of circumstances carry you where it will, for nothing is forever. tennis 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM KELLY (mr. bill) Spanish honor society 2; student gov’t. 4; cross country 2, 3, 4; winter track 3, 4; spring track 3, 4. William Kelly CAMERA SHY F. Adams B. Gavin R. Muller A. Asgeirson R. Glassman L. Nathan A. Beau man A. Granirer W. O'Donnell P. Bistany J. Greggo G. Panariello K. Boody C. Haas E. Petro M. Boyce J. Hill L. 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Nicholai St. Hicksville, NY 11801 LOMBARDO SHOE REPAIR SPECIALISTS 388 Woodbury Rd. Hicksville, NY 11801 822 6222 1643 Hillside Ave. New Hyde Park, NY Hank Hawkins GE7 2626 IRraija Mp Hair Design for Ladies and Gentlemen 822 1343 Second Floor 443 South Oyster Bay Rd. Plainview (great midway shopping center) ' 7Vajj utXJA TriaJto up cA LUnarb it o( xckj ( oyiajtulatarKi Qi JSSOF W SuA M Zut lUJL PTt (516)931 2995 CHROMA PAINTS Auto — Home — Industrial Albert Manelski CjT National Bank of North America I o« c coaeo«AT« Over 140 Offices m New Oy. Long Island and Weslcnester 154 Broadway Hiclisville, NY 11801 Good Luck to the Class of '80, mirl times Your Local Newspaper Published in Hicksville 81 E. Barclay Hicksville, NY 931-0012 HOLDEN'S STATIONERY 79 Broadway Hicksville, NY 11801 HICKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Class of '80 Announces Its First 10 Year Reunion — 1990 — (Contact the School for Details) , RATUU to the From the 263 SAL PHARMACY 89 Broadway, Hicksville WEI-4141 Hours: 7 Days a Week 8:30-10:00 Free Delivery Compliments from HICKSVILLE SWEET SHOP 75 Broadway Hicksville, N.Y. 931 0130 COMPUTER CLUB HICKSVILLE FLORIST FRUITERERS Charles Squires, President (516)681-5010 Thursdays 2:45-4:00 (RM. 319) Mid Island Plaza, HSVL Open to All Students, No Experience Required) John Maroudas $3 Annual Dues Greg Poulon ROLL ON OPEN ROAD! JOSEPH, GENE, GEORGE, JOHN, JAMES, LORIANN SUE — from Karl to Halowitch and onward — ROBIN Maria Cutrone: I hope you have a happy and productive life in all your future tasks. Love Bobby To the best class that Hicksville High ever produced!!! Mr. Cali Good Luck Senior class 1980 — Mr. and Mrs. Desorbo CONGRATULATIONS! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baldwin Jr. — Good Luck Ellen, Love Mommy and Daddy Good luck to Robin and all the graduates — Lee and Lou Rait Good Luck to the class of 1980 — Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andretta Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson Go Clancy’s! Good Luck graduating class of 80 — The Hawkins family Greetings from Alice and Al Shock Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. Bodony Mangoes are delicious! Let's go Hicksville Comets! Congratulations to all! Good luck Cathy! Wish you luck Tina Congratulations and love Ann — Yasuko! Good luck Charlie this is the beginning of a wonderful life! Keep trying and read more Jimmy Marny — 143 Good luck class of 80 — Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bohl Good luck class of 80 — Sheila and Burt Roberts Mr. Munch: Thanks for making it a great year! Red, White, and Blue Mr. Ferri: I took it like a man. Mr. Guccione: Thanks for all the help — DL Mr. Bohl: I’d say it's been nice knowing you, but it hasn’t. Mr. Bohl: You're ok no matter what I say. Nosferaty is coming!!! Got a Grenade? Jr. Thanks for all the help — DL Maur— Live for today; Dream of tomorrow and don’t dwell on the past Miss Feurstein — Here’s the present we cut out to buy! Merry Christmas — Shrimp, Kolovich, and Maria Feb. 7, 8, 11, 12, Thank you J. F. “There’s a new world somewhere Helen and John Lupski Mr. and Mrs. Sklarz Here's to your health! Good luck class of 80 — Mr. La Marca Mrs. Karish The Vetranos Mr. Joseph Crevelli and family Dear Lea, Connie and Angie, “Just Joking Always friends June Debbie, Nancy, Cassie, Maren — Thanks for being .. . Love always Judy 264 Cassandra, Friends forever M.W. Nancy, Friends in battle — M. W. Judy, Your laugh is the best! M. W. Debbie, I’ll never forget the fun — M. W. Heike, good luck! I'll miss you! Sue, you'll succeed “Golden Girl” Dear Yippy, Fly those friendly skies” Friends Forever Love Bug Definitely excellent — Sam Maggio — Class of 79 Good Luck to Class of 80! Thanks for the memories! Love Hope Good Luck little sister! Love Joey and Debbie Cruel to be kind? Good luck Raggedy Ann with the bleached blond hair Congratulations Bruce — you did it! Here's to future success Best wishes for success for class of 80 — Mr. Guccione Michael Pryves Sorry J. C. — JMB To Enza, Jeanne, Viv, Bette and Sue: Good luck always — Love Maria Spencer: Wish you were here. Section 116, row 6, seat 1 Bill is God! Strawberry Boones forever — Carol, Maria, Eileen, Marie How long is a Chinaman Jeanne? Good luck Laur and Theresa — I'm very serious in wishing the best comes your way period Friends always D.B. Laur, Theresa — Do you miss me?... Ya love me? Suss To Miss Feuerstein — Too bad it couldn’t last forever — Shrimp, Kolovitch, and Maria Purple — Eats Geeks for Breakfast Stick Jackie — Is this train on fire? Good luck: Vivian, Jeanne, Sue, Bette, Yippy, June, Lea, Angie, Connie, Pat, Maria, Amy — Love Enza Ri — Thanks for the memories and we've only just begun! Mar p.s. CSNY forever SG Beepo says hello — Lefty RAEL IMPERIAL — Aeresol kid Good luck to my special friends in our partying crowd “g” All the girls had an attack when I took out my fastback (65 is still alive) Thank heaven for tissues, warm ski suits and kind hearted skiers! D.B. and M. W. Anna, You've been the greatest friend, but tell me — who did that?? Love Meg Lisa, Reasons to be cheerful — Part 3 Linda Hey Sherrard, What does that sign mean any way? Love Me OH no Rita not the ski life! BAFFO Hey Joe! What page are we on? Stic — What the hell are fer-fers? Don — Bruthies at the door I’m going to Miss this freckin turn! Ro — Meet me in the middle of the day Love Ro Hi! Cookie Vaseline users of America Unite! Bernadette and Joe Forever Peppi, Mickey, Joe, Lenny, John — Good luck class of 1980 Sherryl — Lerts are fun — Pam Love to a special graduate — Eleanore and Lawrence Abrams To all my friends. Good luck! Love Axel M.O.M. Good luck to Mike M., Rich B, Josh K, Tom L, and JO JO, from Pete Hey Sticco, who needs girls anyway? Joshua, Smile for me Babe. Love as always Maryann Bernie, Thanks for those happy times. I love you! Maryann Jan. 13, 1980, remember me as I skiied into the river! Ka, Have you called Sue lately? Bert — Thanks is such a small word for ALL you've done, catch that rainbow — Cassie HL — ... so right and turned to be so wrong ... — cc 265 Mr. Palmeri, Thanks for everything! Love always Judy and Debbie Nina — I REALLY appreciate your understanding, you're a great listener — Cassandra Superweed — do that Shirley Feeney walk” please? — fellow bus companion and EDGER!!! Sue, Thanks for everything .. . 'specially J.B.'s We know how to pick them, EH? — Cassandra Sue, If we made it through drivers Ed and A.P. Chem, we can make it through anything! Love Debbie Nancy, I’ll never forget those shaving cream fights, ice tea, and coquettes! Thanks! Love Debbie Maren, N.Y. Rangers — oo la la Sasson! Thanks! Love Debbie Cassandra, You're a great friend, but I never understood why your taste in hockey was so bad!! Love Debbie Judith Allison, YOU'RE TERRIFIC, THANKS! Love always Deborah Lee Ann Debbie: Thanks for all your help with Coquettes and for being a great friend! Love always Nancy Judy: To a great friend when I see one! Good luck always — Love always Nancy Maren: I'll always remember our escapades at Debbie’s house. Good luck to a terrific friend. Love Nancy Cassie: Thanks for everything! You were always there. Good luck in all your endeavors. Always remember — West Green. You're a great friend! Love always Nancy Allison, Friendship is forever... so are the Rangers Love Debbie Carol, Boy, I hope Hartford has Burger King! Judy Deb, We are 1, can’t be 2!!! Love always Judy Nancy: I'm not hungry. I'll just pick — sound familiar? Love always Judy Cassie, I can’t believe we finished the whole thing! You have to admit this is the best section in the yearbook! Love always Judy Robin, We have one advantage over everyone else, friends may split ways but cousins are for keeps! Good luck Couz! (whose one heck of a friend) Love always Judy M. W., From Berhowsky to Crucilla to Halowitch — which was worse? Well it's been an expeience anyway! Love J. S. THE SUN'LL COME OUT TOMORROW!! Nancy — To a very special and very beautiful friendship... Ours — Cassie Maren — You’ve always been there: Giving insight and giving those needed words — Thanks — Cassandra Debbie — You're a great friend who's got good judgement, except when it comes to hockey ... — Cassandra Judy — Thanks for always making me smile and for being you — Cassie Allison — Life is made for sharing. Thanks for sharing! — Love Cassandra Karen, you have always been my security, Thanks! Love Sue Cassandra — ten words could never be enough — Love Sue Maren, Trust is part of friendhip and you are friendship Love Sue Debbie, We'll all live and love through life together Love Sue Maren, Good luck in everything you do... You deserve it!! Love Heike Jimmy ... I love you! especially because you were always there ... El Congratulations to the Class of 1980 (especially the yearbook staff) Mr. Halowitch EJ Gumby Good luck class of '80 Debbie Maren-We don't play dirty, only GREATHockey!!! Islanders are 1!!! Allison and Cassandra To the queen of hearts, we're wanderers forever Love Woof oooh Baby!” Good luck! Love sis 22 — Will I ever get my TR-7? Love Mom Reach for the stars! Mr. and Mrs. Ciastko To the big red light in the sky — alright Some of my best friends are Thespians Sue R. Been great steppin’ out” with you these past two years Thank God for cliff notes!! A.P. English Hicksville Rules!!! Danny Bowen and Craig (Geek) It is the dream of all Hicksville High students to go to Holy Trinity!!! Good luck Skippy and Cuddles from L. L. Try, Try again, you’ll get it sooner or later — Good Luck, Love — Lisa Good luck class of 80 R. Woegens Best of luck class of 80 J. Woegens Good luck Karen! CONGRATULATIONS! Best of luck class of 80 — Mr. and Mrs. Elkis Congratulations — John Kneisel Congratulations to the class of 80 — Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cucci Good luck class of 80 Maryann Sullo Best wishes for a wonderful and happy future — the Dick family Congratulations graduates — Irene Schmidt Best of luck the Yanopulos Good luck always — The Kovalchik family Good luck class of 80 The Santantonio family Mrs. Joan Scarola The Greenblatts Congratulations to the entire graduating class — The Strow family Good luck from the Bottas Rob, Know yearbook is the great success Mom and Dad Liz, Thank you for leaving a good example” for Mike — Love Mom The Last Way! Liz I'll always be there and God bless you always Love Mom Good luck Judi! Good luck! The Whitticks Best Wishes Class of 80 — The Garger family The Inocco family Good luck class of 80 — Mr. Zaleski May your house be safe from tigers! Lee Lose he Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Losche Good luck! The McQuade family Margaret, Good luck and best wishes Love mom, dad and Frances The Bellamente family Good luck to Amy, Bette, Enza, and Sue Charlie, success to you always! The Mues family Good luck! The Maggios Good luck Class of 80 the Zeoli family Hicksville soccer is number 1 !!! Hicksville soccer is 1!! The Mullings Lots of luck from the Nastasi family Good luck to all our sports teams! Hicksville soccer is 1 The Foulkes Best of luck Hicksville Lacrosse and Soccer Best wishes to our favorite niece Alice Mr. and Mrs. A. Messina Mr. and Mrs. A. Messina My best always Mr. Munch Congratulations to the class of 80 the Freehs The Rock wood family Best of luck to my two!! Good luck Anthony! Love Mom and Chuck Good luck class of 80 — The Beck family Good luck in all your endeavors Joe R. Love Mom and Dad For Health and Success in Your future! The Cestaris Good luck alss of 80 — The Desroches family Congratulations Sandy — Love Mom and Dad Thanks to Hicksville for three great years. Goodbye and Good Luck Mr. Wellon Jeff — What a brother! I’d never trade you in! Love Rob To all yearbook editors — Your next deadline is in ONE hour!! Robin Clare R. Dianne H„ Karen B., Debbie L, Cathy 0. — SUCH FUN FRIENDS — Robin 267 Good luck! Mr. and Mrs. Ort Jane Batterman Roland Buzzard Hey Dee Dee Boom — Remember Pius people are better Vince Guaraldi walk through life with me — A.M.C. Strike, We've been friends for a long time and got closer each year through good and bad times, but we’re still the one! Love Yippy Deb, American Institute of the blind 49, Amherst 0 Nick Good luck! Hi Geke It's been fun, Claudia A.L.F. Get oil Love-ya-your-dittle gurl Mrs. DiPaola Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Corrigan The Smiths — Ann, Bill, Joe, Terrie, Kev, Pete and Pat Lee Cirincion Lynda Cirincion Mrs. Lawlor Good luck Cathy and Debbie Mrs. McEvoy Irving Anonymous Mr. Haviland Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hogan Keep smiling Debbie! Mr. and Mrs. James Anglin To the world’s greatest tennis coach, best of luck next season! Good luck! Nancy Stuhlmuller Attain your goals!! The class of 80 has made my first year here ... Mr. Orsino Congratulations to the class 80! Good luck! Mrs. Galoway Mr. and Mrs. Looney Health, Happiness, Good Fortune class of 1980!!! Kathy Gilbride Surprise Huh? Rose Carried The music department Mr. and Mrs. Paul Curcio Good luck class of 80! Good luck Dona and class of 80! Good luck to the class of 80 — Ethel, Gene and Brian Driar Good luck to the class of 81 — Ethel, Gene and Brian Driar Good luck Tommy! Hi Nina! Hi Cathy! George and Marie Ahrens Good luck! The Sedlaceks Mr. Peskowity Hi Joe You made it! Best of luck, 3 c’s Mr. and Mrs. Batterman Good luck! Good luck to the class of 1980 Andrew Calapai Best wishes for success and happiness Mr. Austin Good Luck class of 1980 — The Brodawchucks Andrea Allen Have a happy!! Practice, Practice, Practice, Practice, Practice, Practice,%%%% Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mantello Good luck and success! Wup — We had some great times there. Like a-ya know? Wait Judy — I'm sorry this year pulled our friendhsip apart a little. Hope it's not permanent. The best to you always Robin Mikie — You've got sexy legs. Love ya! Robin 268 IN MEMORIAM “The purpose of the study of Philoso- phy is not to learn what others have taught, but to learn truth. ” Mr. Neil O’Doherty WM uW “She was a gentle woman. ” Miss Marie Saunders 269 Now as I look upon these empty halls, overpowering with the sound of the silence, Echoes of these days Drift into my mind, And stir up so many things I thought I'd never remember. Now the halls are noisy once again But I am not there. We are not there. Gone — only a memory or a passing word. But as I flip through the pages once again, I get lost inside the pictures, the people, the sounds, And my smile replaces the gloom As I remember these times and look on ahead to more. 271 Special Thanks Mr. and Mrs. Rait Jeff Rait Jay Leber Debbie Lupski Judy Straw Nina Samowitz Enza Carone Sue LoCalbo Trudy Cohen Ellen Baldwin Mr. Richard Halowitch Mr. Raymond Rusch Mr. Maynard Munch Mr. Phil St. Pierre Mr. Jerry Schneider COMET'80 STAFF 272