Hicksville High School - Comet Yearbook (Hicksville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1981 volume:

as long as we work together If I am I only for you and you are you only for me, then I am not I and you are not you i 2 3 6 7 This is my way, what is yours? As for the correct way, it does not exist. 8 9 10 11 GREAT ADVENTURE ’80 14 Backward, turn backward, 0 time in your flight, Make me a child again Just for tonight. ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING Hlcksville’s cheering section Here come the floats The Queen and her court Homecoming was a huge success. Prepara- tion began the week before with the building of floats. All the classes worked extremely hard to win the trophy, but the senior class float entitled Plow Em Down clearly walked away with it. Virginia Scarola was crowned Homecoming Queen. Choosing the Homecoming Queen was very difficult due to the stiff competition. Pro- vided by Kim Morrison, Maryellen O’Dea, Eileen McQuade and Denise Boyajian. Although the day was hampered by rain, school spirit was still very strong. The day was highlighted by the return of the Marching Com- ets. They played Fame while the Coquettes did what they do best. Even though the Comets lost, the boys played their hearts out and gave Farmingdale a run for their money. 20 ACTIVITIES Water Mrs. Jonason, the push behind us Working to win Plow ’em down. Hicksl Kill the ball carrier! Missed again Can we play coach? Give us your best smile. Ginny! Ah. uh. ah. uh. thanks ACTIVITIES 21 COSTUME 1980 Homecoming Queen Maybe next year I'll graduate Nominee God bless Kermie and Miss Piggy .. . You must have been a beautiful baby Costume Day was a funfilled event in which many seniors par- ticipated. The costumes were paraded during the Pep Rally. The winners were The Upside down Man (Leo DiNicola), The Fruit of the Loom Gang (Monica Midike, Ginny Scarola, Cindy Olsen, Maryjo Swiezer), the M M (Dana Gionichio), Dorothy Toto and the Scarecrow (Dawn Giansante, Carolyn Loiacano). The prizes were Prom tickets for first place and Yearbooks for the runners up. Even though it was really cold no one hesitated to show off their costumes in front of the teacher-judges. 22 ACTIVITIES Skippy on one of his better days DAY Live from Hicksville. the Blues Bros. ACTIVITIES 23 SR. HAT DAY The School Nurse 24 ACTIVITIES SR. T-SHIRT DAY T-SHIRT DAY 25 VARIETY So, What’s the problem? Ouch! That hurt! If we only have love ... But I look like this every morning. 26 ACTIVITIES Does it do anything for me? 3 musketeers Get it together girls. Toot Toot! I want to hold your hand. Ole. Ole OO la la... Will you marry me? For the annual variety show, we presented a broadway play Jacques Brel. Stage Manager, John Perez helped to pull together all crews to make the show a success. The cast danced the night away with the choreography of Trudy Cohen. Production Manager, Brenda Montera, Thespian Advisor, Mr. Crucilla, and the entire crew made the show a great success! ACTIVITIES 27 SENIOR CELEBRITY This year’s Senior Celebrity night was a huge success. Many seniors assisted Mrs. Jonason in the production of the show. Thanks to the hard work of John Petra, Amy Inocco, and Denise Boyajian, we had a spectacular slide presentation. Through the organization of David Straub, there was plenty of entertainment for the night. M.C. Ron Millet and card girls Nora Jean Colasuonno, Debbie Mango, and Kathie Thomas helped present the awards. The enthusiasm of the audience helped make Sr. Celebrity Night 81 one of the most memorable nights of our senior year. 28 ACTIVITIES NIGHT ACTIVITIES 29 SENIOR CELEBRITY Best Driver Lynda Whitson Best Driver Paul Yanopulos Best Artist Maryellen Wiedenhaefer Best Artist Tim Loeffler Class Don Juan Andrew DaQuila Class Flirt Mary Smith Class Clown Class Clown Best Singer Best Dancer Greg Bolognese Jean Nolan Best Actress Sue McDermott Carolyn Loiacono Class Snake Greg Jordan Best Looking Scott Dieterich Best Musician Dave Straub Camera Shy Best Dancer — Ken Smith, Best Musician — Kelly Landers, Best Looking — Tracy Levy, Best Singer — Leo DeNicola Best Actor — Ken Smith 30 SR. CELEBRITY NITE WINNERS Class Chatterbox Class Chatterbox Best Dressed Best Dressed Tania Papadakis Brian Drier Lorrie Lamarca Chris Riley Class Scholar Philip Toole Class Scholar Most Likely to Succeed Ricca Yao Most Likely to Succeed Tommy Solaski Best Body Lisa Pfaeffle Best Body Larry Sailor Most Friendly Most Popular Ginny Scarola Most Friendly Rich Harth Most School Spirited Most Popular Ron Millet Most School Spirited Kim Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Hicksville Pattie McCarthy and Tommy Murphy SR. CELEBRITY 31 Do you take cream or sugar??? Mere he is Miss America!!! Hey cutie 32 SR. PLAY I can’t find you ... This year’s Senior Play “Charlie’s Aunt” was a huge success. The cast consisted of Joe Mantello, Ken Smith, Pat Byrne, Eric Williams, Norajean Colasuonno, Laura Cohen, Mike Dreyer, Danny Kopcow, Adele Combattente and Roe Lotufo. Under the direction of Mr. Crucilla, the play was one of the funniest ever on the Hick- sville Stage. The beautiful scenery was done by Mr. Ericson. But I am the man of the house! SR. PLAY 33 CANDID 35 AROUND HICKSVILLE 37 HICKSVILLE cDonaiti CLUBS 38 CLUBS French Club. Advisor. Dr. Kumpikas. Donna Delio: pres., Donna Medolla: vice-pres., MaryAnn Giandino: sec'y., Andrea Jianette: treasurer, Jeff Agnoli: student gov t. rep. Members: S. Abrams. J. Agnoli, K. Allison. D. Antonio. A. Balacich. S. Berger, J. Bossong, C. Cho, T. Coady. D. Delio, D. De Millio, E. Dick. A. Dunn. R. Eberle. R. Feinberg. A. Gambaro. M. Gianchino. J. Giuttari. S. Glassman. R. Greci. G. Hagemann, S. Hance, C. Handwork L Harris R Haser. A. Jianette. W. Kelly. M. Kennedy. M. Koh. G. Lahav. C. Loiacono. V. Lozina. J. Mayer. D. Medolla. C. Moore. L. Paturzo. A. Peter'. N. Sarle. M. Schnurman. C. Sharkey. B. Shaulvs. G. Sone. R. Stern. L. Strow, C. Suggett, L. Talenti. M. Taubman. J. Vaney. M. Van Houten. M Weber. T. Welsh M. Williams. V. Wittek. L. Zimmer. L. Zinzi. Cultural interaction — such as the presentation of slides, films, pictures, of students’ trip abroad: field trips to french sponsored events, museums, restaurants, plays, films. Trip to the Museum of Modern Art. Dining at a French restaurant, a “French Dinner” for parents and students, attendance at the Foreign Language Fair, at least one Broadway play. The French Honor Society promotes excellence in French our motto: ”Un Homme Qui Sait deux langues, en vaut deux.’’ N'ABUrEZ PAS OE MA (tENTIILESSE! 40 FRENCH CLUB — HONOR The Spanish Club: President: Andrea Mola, Vice-Pres.: Kai Brix, Sec. Charlene DeMeo, Treas.: Helene Healy, advisor: Mrs. Kozma. The club tries to promote the enjoyment of Spanish culture. Also they have trips to the city and they hope to have many successful fundraisers. The Spanish Honor Society — Pres. Geral- dine Farley, Vice-Pres.: Gary Koutsoubis, Sec.: Andrea Mola, Treas.: Susan Sarnelli, advisor: Mrs. Kozma. Membership into the honor society is based on excellent achievement in the language over 3 yrs. and general good scholarship. The chapter title is “Agustina de Aragon.” This year they have planned funraisers, trips, and the tradi- tional induction ceremony in the Spring. CLUBS 41 42 CLUBS ANEW BEGINNING Student Government is being reconstructed this year by a small enthusiastic group of students. With the help of new advisors. Mr. Passimente and Mr. Munch, we hope to accomplish much to improve our school environ- ment. President: John Petra Vice-President: Debbie Mango Secretary: Mary VanDerlaske Treasurer: Dorothea Antonio Sergeant At Arms: George Dennis Student Government Members: Norajean Colasuonno. Barbara Conboy. David Essex. Amy Inocco. Mary Ken- nedy. Gary Koutsoubis. David Martin. Eileen McQuade. Brenda Montera. Jenny-Jean Neibuhr, Sue Rockwood. Debbie Schuck. Jay Silbergleist. Kathy Westerberg. Janine Baggett. Maria Carone. Douglas DeNicola, Laura Leitgeb. Brian McAllister. Michael Meyer. Brian Murphy. Janeen Richards. Julie Sone. Rob Tennen. Jeffrey Agnoli. Annette Balacich, Jauna Belette. Kevin Cahalan. Robert Haser, Bill Heberer. Kim Luban. Debbie Luongo. Barbara Skupeen. Grace Sone. Lisa Strow. Mr Passamenti Deb Our Vice-Prez. John — The Prez. ST. GOVT 43 Italian Club: Pres.: John Ferrado. Vlce-pres.: Bridget Gaetani, Janlne Baggett, Maria Carone, Sondra Cestari, Christine Ciastko, Carol Colasanti. Lori Coppola. Eleanor Crivelli, Jean Dreslik, Janet Fasulo, Liz Flahaven, Sandra Miserendino, Joseph Pino. Merrill Rudin. The Italian Honor Society helps to promote interest and excellence in the study of Italian. 44 ITALIAN CLUB — HONOR The Roundtable Club is a group of students interested in international affairs and politics. The group holds discussions and debates in school on current topics. In recent years, the club has taken on the appearance of a road company” because of its practice of attending out of school conferences, and the 1980-81 year had cer- tainly been no exception. This year, the club attended the international conferences held at Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass, and Georgetown University in Maryland; as well as several smaller “congresses” in Oceanside and Bayshore. These trips, as well as the group’s fund raisers all helped to make the year fun, educational, and very successful. Good Story? CLUBS 45 Comet Newspaper: Advisor — Mr. Danna. Editor-in-Chief — Vicki Puccio. Co-Editor — Lisa Schieferstein. Sports Editor — Valerie Wittek. News Editor — Christine Gill. Feature Editor — Liz Flahaven. Co-Feature — Lisa Johnston. Copy Editor — Regina Piscitelli. Photo Editor — John Petra. Publicity — Barbara Conboy. Business Editor — Robert Sokol. Ass t — Miriam Peskowitz. Chief Members — Norajean Colasu- onno, Helene Healey. Dave Pascucci. Stan Sienkiewicz. Rose Wall. Disco in a Library? 46 NEWSPAPER Volunteer Club: Pree. Vicki Pucelo, Sect. Diana Leffee, Treaa. Marla Pangas, Program Dirt. Pat Spacey, Jeannette Bassong, Katee Chatterlon. Valerie Way. Laura Leltgeb, Carol Calvetta, Loretta Calvetta, Alena Castellanos. Esperto Howlett. Debbie Rubin, Pen- ny Pangas. Veronica Hemmerlch. Theresa McGinn, Noreen O'Malley. Eileen McGrane. Laura Zinzl, Donna Grant. The Volunteer Club under the direction of Mrs. Walling volunteer their services to make people happy. This year they held their annual Halloween party at St. Christophers Homo, Christmas Party at Suffolk Development Center, and collected toys for children. Also this year they plan to visit Presbyterian Home, Backyard Fair, sponsor a Bake Sale, a Raffle and an Eatathon.” VOLUNTEER CLUB 47 The artistic one — Sue Editor-in-Chief: Trudy Cohen Co-Editor-in-Chief: Kimberly Morrison Senior Editor: Brenda Montera Faculty Editor: Amy Innoco Girls Sports Editor: Maria Carone Boys Sports Editor: Richie Morrison Club Editor: Ricca Yao Activities Editor: Mary Kennedy Finance Editor: Debbie Mango Publicity: Helene Healey Photography: Cathy Rabell Copy Editor: Laura Cohen Art Editor: Susan Rockwood YEARBOOK STAFF Dawn Giansante, Kathy Thomas. Mike Trent. Christine Frey- ersier. Karen Kwiatkoski. John Petra. Raquel Aluarez. Anne Rabbitt, Diane Stienhaur. Maureen Fallon. David Straub. Norajean Colasuonno. Elspeth Howlett. Paul Zorvich. Ken Drummond. Denise Boyajian. Chrissy Lari. The editors and staff of the 1981 yearbook enjoyed creating a unique book. Meeting dead- lines and getting pictures, was aggravating, pressure filled and fun. We hope everyone enjoys our book. Pres — Charles Squires. Vice-Pres. — Philip Toole. Sec — Gigi Maas. Treas — Larry Edelstem. advisor — Mr Solosky. Jeff Agnoli. Robert Andretta. Mike Ashton. Carolyn Bund. Carol Calvetta. Phyllis Carrillo. Richard Cermi. Frank Cifarelli. Tina Coady. Rich Davidowsky. Andop Devjam. Wayne Dubner. Karen Ehrhardt. Danny Epstein. Howard Friedman. John Hansen. Harrison Hei- man. Keith Henglem. Todd Hmden. Chris Kelly. Danny Kupcow. John latmi. John Marmora. Mark McClure. Jim Nicolard. Joe Nigro. Robin Pascucci. Bill Pawlowski. Laura Prendville. Erik Rogers. Eric Sakk. Natalie Sarle. Diane Scannapieco. Marc Schoenfeld. Jay Silbergliett. Mike Wolffs. The club proves private computer accounts to its members for use in learning advanced levels of computer programming and opera- tions. The club has weekly lectures on pro- gramming. an occasional field trip, and has frequent times set aside for independent sys- tem use. 52 COMPUTER President Kristen Gannon. Vice-President Carolyn Loiacono. Secretary Nancy Cangemi. 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 posi- tion. Ski Partners? What a Mottly Crew! Thespian Society: President — Brenda Montera. Business Manager — Ron Millet. Historian — Doris Dill, Parliamenta- rian — John Perez Members: Kevin Asher. Carl Bommarito. Barbara Ceniano. Jimmy Clancy. Laura Cohen. Trudy Cohen. Norajean Colasuonno. Walter Collins, Adele Com- battente. Doris Dill. Mike Dreyer. Karen Ehrhardt. Olivia Kammerman. Carolyn Loiacono. Steve Loria. Pam Martin. Karen Mangels. Ron Millet. Brenda Montera, Lila Moor- house, John Perez. Janeen Richards. Chris Riley. Frank Rus- sillo. Ken Smith. Carolyn VanBetheysen. Kathy Westerberg. Eric Williams. Instead of the usual Variety Show the Thespi- ans put on, this year they presented the Broad- way Musical “Jacque Brel is alive and well living in Paris. In May they will present their annual musical and have the Thespian Dinner. THESPIANS 55 A.V. Squad. Advisor Mr. Sparr. Members: B. Andretta. R. Byrns, G. Castiglia, G. Eidel. B. Fippinger. E. Haverly. S. Maniaci. T. Miller. J. Mittkowski. D. Norales. D. Morales, M. Murphy. J. Nigro, L. Seyffarth, W. Ricker. Noreen O'Maliee, D. Kubik. A.V. has a great part in each and every day in Hicksville High. They broadcast announcements in the morning; deliver films, and projectors to teachers; make dittos and transparencies. They also video-tape special shows, broadcast basketball and football games. Also they provide sound for all the shows and assemblies. 56 AV AV 57 Math Team: Advisor — Mrs. Karlsh. President — Charles Squires. Vice-President. Jay SllberQlelt. Captain - Brian Drier, Secretary — Melanie Koh, Treasurer — Larry Edelsteln. Director of External Affairs and Activity Coordinator — John Hansen. Wayne Dubner. Erik Rogers. The Math Team practices for and competes in meets against other local schools. The team did very well this year and everyone had a great time. CANDIDS 59 Mrs. Jonason — Our Advisor Why always me??? Ron Millet — Our President hard at worklil The senior class officers had many things to plan for the 80-81 school year. They organized events such as; Senior Celebrity Night, Senior Entertainment Night, Senior T-shirt, Sneaker, Hat, and Dress-Up Days. Their major concern throughout the year, and the high point of our senior year, was the Senior Ball. The Senior class extends a well deserved thanks to the new Sr. class advisor, Mrs. Jona- son, for everything she has done over and above what the title calls for. Besides the usual duties she extended a helping hand to all! Without her the year would not have been the huge success that it was. WE LOVEYA!!! 60 SR. CLASS OFFICERS Linda Whitson — Vice-President Say Cheese! The Senior Class Reps. Boringll Diane. John and Kathie SR. CLASS REPS. 61 62 JR. CLASS OFFICERS THE JUNIOR CLASS The junior year started off rather well with an excellent float. They had a very productive year. They sold candy and during the holiday sea- son, Christmas Bells. They have begun planning this year’s prom which will be held at Villa Victor. Advisor — Mrs. Daley Pres. — Sheila Rogers Vice-Pres. — Maureen Roach Treas. — Kathy Panetta Sec. — Carolyn Reul SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President — Diane Sullivan Vice-President — Steve Broidy Secretary — Liz Dick Treasurer — Tina Privite Advisor — Mrs. Carpenter The Sophomore Class this year got off to a fantastic start. Despite the judging at homecom- ing day, they had a super float, which they thought was well done. The highlight of the year was definitely the class trip to Great Adventure Amusement Park. Everyone had a terrific time and it was a fantas- tic way to end an exciting year. The Boss' SOPH. CLASS 63 64 MUSIC MUSIC 65 Director: Mr. J. David Abt. Officers: Pres. — Paul Nealon. Vice-Pres. — David Straub, Sec. — Kathy Panetta, Treas. — Julie Sone. Stud. Gov’t Rep — Dorothea Antonio. Flutes: Kelly Landers. Michele Donato. Cindi DiMarzo. Vicki Landy. Dorothea Antonio. Julie Sone. Cathie Clark. Oboe: Lanette Cordier. B Flat Clarinet: Susan Rock- wood. Ann Trubinski. Jeff Petrik. Paula Bistany. Cheryl Albach. Kathy Panetta. Lisa Johnston. Donna Medolla. Valerie Wittick. Elizabeth Dick. Alto Clarinet: Nancy McIntyre. Donna Nassisi. Bass Clarinet: Diane Morales. Andy Calapai. Bassoon: Nancy Santoriello, Alto Saxo- phone: Mary Chatterton. Jeff Rait. Tenor Saxophone: Michael Malle. Eric Soderlund. Bari. Saxophone: Paul Nealon. Charles Squires. Cor- net: Peter Weisgerber. Paul Yanopulos. Michael Stupiello. Jim DaGuanno. Felix Gruosso. Greg Connolly. Lisa VanAtta, Buddy Schuck. French Horn: Kathy Doucette. Peter Rubins. Trombone: David Rubin. Larry Edlestein, Mark Schnurman, John Riccardi. Baritone Horn: Kathleen Hogan. Frank Mangiacapra. Tuba: Peter Lewis. Ste- phan Briody. String Bass: Dennis Lenihan. Percussion: David Straub. Eric Fmklestein. Mitchell Malle. Christopher Jordan. Mario Tirado. John Immerso. David Essex. The Symphonic Band proves musical entertainment for the community and also provides a musical outlet for those students wanting to learn more about the different types of music. The Band plans a trip to Boston and several concerts at the local elementary schools as well as the winter and spring concerts at the High School. 66 SYM Blow. Gabrial, Blow!! SYM 67 ☆ V 68 MADRIGALS The Madrigal Singers: Sopranos: Carolyn Loiacono. Jennifer Nlggemeier, Nancy Walsh. Altos: Sharon Grace. Lisa Pfaeffle. Virginia Scarola. Tenors: Richard Mylod. Marc Schoenfeld. Eric Williams. Basses: James Clancy. Brian Drier. John Immerso. The Madrigals are a singing ensemble composed of our most talented vocal students. Accompanied by Mr. Arnold, the group performed at school concerts and were invited to perform on tour. Sopranos: Sally Chin. Adele Cambattente. Eleanor Crivelli. Maureen Delaney. Maryanne Esposito. Bridget Gaetam. Carolyn Loiacono. Jennifer Niggemeier. Vickie Puccio. Gina Sebastiano. Nancy Walsh. Virginia Scarola. Altos: Jennifer Cheslock. Nora Jean Colsuonno. Sharon Grace. Amy Inocco. Debbie Mango. Kim Morrison. Lisa Pfaeffle. Susan Sussman. Donna Unger. Kathy Westerberg. Lisa Zimmer. Tenors: James Della Ratta. Robert Goerke. Cindy Greenough. Danny Kerwin. John Marmora. Richard Mylod. Frank Russilo. Eric Williams Basses: Kevin Asher. Raymond Bergstrom. Chris Botta. Donomick Dantuono. Joseph Dougherty. Brian Drier. Roberto Guerra. William Heberer. John Immerso. Herbert Johnson. Michael Myer. Scott Ross. Alex Sardi. Joseph Schwartz. Tony Spinosa. Patrick Sullivan. The Junior-Senior Girls’ Chorus: Advisor — Mr. Arnold. First Sopranos: Adele Combattente, Karen Ehrhardt, Carla Jane Guilfoyle, Kathy Marion. Lila Moorhouse, Debbie Newlands. Colleen Ober. Nancy Walsh. Second Sopranos: Ginny Costiglla, Claire Conway. Kelly Gauler. Olivia Kammerman, Donna Kubik, Regina Lennon. Annette McGeough. Altos: Annette Albanese, Trisha Bergersen, Jodi Marzo, Cindy Greenough, Dianne Lynch. Nancy Mink, Arlene O'Connell, Annette Potente, Cathy Rabell, Angela Sarle. Advisor — Mr. Arnold. Sopranos: Kathleen Andres. Carole Bosman. Loretta Calvetta. Barbara Denaro, Christine Frey- eisen. Mary Gretes, Hillary Harris. Andrea Jianette. Eliza- beth Joeckel. Mary Anne Kelliher. Patrice Kenney. Christine Lari. Cyndy Lisek. Lisa Paturzo. Lorri Rabell. Lynn Sedlacek. Carolyn Sharkey. Lisa Strow. Christine Urso. Anna Viggiani. Sandra Williams. Dale Williams. Laura Zinzi. Altos: Mary Ellen Burdo. Carol Calavetta. Allison Campelo, Robin Cam- pelo. Debra Ciadella, Christine Cirillo. Lynette Duncanson. Jeannine Frankel. Elspeth Howlett, Suzanne Intelisano, Betsy Kilfoil. Donna Lassell. Debbie Leitgeb, Laura Litterer. Lily Minassian. Dina Oliva. Patrick O'Shea. Jill Visceglie. Sue Williams. SOPH. GIRLS 71 Laura Leone Director — T. A. Buttice, Pres. — Ricca Yao. Vice-pres. — Dennis Lenihan. Sect. — Mary Vaderlaske. Treas. — Theresa Simco. Student gov’t, rep. — Anja Wittek. Flute: Dorothea Antonio. Kelly Landers Oboe: Lanette Cordier Bassoon: Nancy Santoriello Horn: Kathleen Doricette. Peter Rubins Percussion: John Immerso. Mitchell Malle. David Straub Clarinet: Cheryl Albach. Susan Rockwood. Theresa Simco Bass Clarinet: Lisa Johnston. Donna Nassisi Saxophone Paul Nealon Trumpet: Michael Stuppiello. Peter Weisgerber Trombone: Lawrence Edelstein. David Rubin. Mark Schnurman Violin: Stephanie Abrams. Alice Badger. L. Blaszkowsky. Mary Corrigan, Donna Delio, Doris Dill. Jill Giuttari, Robert Haser. Mark Hue. K. Kellerman. Laura Leone. Jeanine Lorio. Eileen McGrane, Mary Jo Meyers. Alicia Mille. Brenda Montera. Roseann Shubert. Robin Stern. Mary Vanderlaske. Anja Wittek. Viola: S. Berger. C. Kaletcher, Mary Kennedy. Elaine Schachner Cello: Douglas Dinlon. Donna Hoffmann. Ann Kozak. Galiya Lahav. Amanda Peter. Cheryl Weiss. Ricca Yao String Bass: Chris Blake. Dennis Lenihan. Denis Montera. Timothy Mulligan. Paul Niederauer. Michael Wesolko. 72 ORCH Pearl Drops: Carolyn Loiacono. Olivia Kammerman. Nancy Walsh. Karen Ehrhardt. Sue Sussman. Andrea Mola. Chrissy Lari. Sharon Grace. Annette Albanese. Virginia Scarola. Lisa Pfaeffle. Jennifer Niggemeier, William Goleeke. Director. The Pearl Drops rehearse and sing music of the 30’s, 40’s and 50 s especially for the “String of Pearls” concert. 74 PEARL DROPS Director — Mr. David Abt, Oboe: Valerie Huttle. Flutes: Annette Balacich, Lori Coppola. Maureen Clancy. Marie Gargano. Jill Gold. Stacey Hechlee. Ruth Hornish. Mane Holland. Laura Leitgeb. Lisa Sedlacek, Debi Grotyohan. Anne Dune. Jill Buckley. Renne Gannon. Debbie Luongo, Maureen Mayer. Donna Raye. Clarinet: Grace Borsella. Mary Cardella. Kathleen Chatterton. Jean Cloaio. Barbara Con- boy. Michele Dastin. Wayne Dubner, Ruth Eberle. Patricia McGrane. Christine Moore. Tina Silver. Laura Talenti. Diane Wagda. Eb Clarinet: Lisa Schieferstein. String Bass: Chris Blake Percussion: Anthony Damiankis, John Immerso. Rob- ert Kappel. Richard Pampillonio. Thomas Rivera. Officers: President — Matt Reverri. Vice-President — Lisa Sdelacek, Secretary — Barbara Conboy. Treasurer — Maureen Roach. Student Gov't Reps — Artie Brieva. Alt. — Mary Cardella. CONCERT BAND 75 Advisor: Mr. Thomas Buttice, Stephanie Berger. Donna Delio. Doris Dill. Jill Giuttari. Donna Hoff- mann. Mark Hue. Katherine Kellerman. Laura Leone. Alicia Mille. Amanda Peter. Ronald Rabin. Jea- nine Lorio. To study ensemble techniques while reading and playing music of the string orchestra literature, is the main purpose of the Chamber Players. They have per- formed on student recitals sponsored by Modern Music Masters. 76 MUSIC Tri-M Members - President: Sue Rockwood. Vice-Pres.: Ricca Yao. Sec.: Peter Rubins. Treasurer: Peter Weisgerber. Historian: Paul Nealon. Kelley Landers. Laura Leone. Ronald Rabin advisor: Mr. Thomas Buttice. Tri-M is an abbreviation for the Modern Music Masters, the music honor society. They honor outstanding performance of students in the department and promote a greater and further interest in solo, ensemble band, orchestral, and choral performance. Plans for the year include library recitals, school recitals, String of Pearls, a Met. opera tour and the Alumni recital, and induction ceremony. Pretty big violins? TRI-M 77 MARCHING Drum Major: Nancy McIntyre, student Director: David Straub. Jeff Rait. Jeff Agnoli. Val- erie Huttle. Eric Soderlund. Richard Cerim. James DaGuanno. Buddy Schuck. Ed Conk- lin. Bill Eberle. Maureen Roach. Kristin McCormack. John Lindell. Mike Sallato. John Corrigan. John Tota. Mark Schaurman. Susan Rockwood. Ann Trubinski. Lisa John- ston. Jeff Petrik. Wayne Dubner. Lisa Van Atta. Mike White. Lisa Schieferstein. Donna Medolla. Pat McGrane. Bill Fippinger. John Riccardi. Joe Eberle. Cathy Mclntyne. Peter Rubins. Elizabeth Dick, Eileen McGrane. Elaine Schachner. David Straub. Chris Jordan. John Immerso. David Essex. Mario Tirado. Tom Rivera. Eric Finklestein. Michele Donato. Julie Sone. Ann Balachich. Debbie Grotyohann. Michelle Dastin. Barbara Esposito. Renee Gannon. Peter Lewis. Laura Leitgeb. Lani Cordier. Marie Holland. Richad Solomon. David Rubin. Ruth Hornish. Steve Briody. Cheryl Albach. Elizabeth McGrane. Staff; Band Director J. David Abt. Assistant Band Director — Thomas Buttice. Drum Rank Director — Tim Bresko. Assistant Drum Rank Director — Drew Thou. Color Guard: Dale Williams. Lynn Sedlacek. Barbara Denaro, Donna Delio. Ste- phanie Berger. Stephanie Abrams. Natalie Sarle. Diane Scannapieco. Cindy Van Allen. Cathy Andres. The Marching Comets provide musical entertainment at football games, accompany the Coquettes and add to school spirit. In the past the band has participated in the St. Patrick’s Day and Memorial Day parades. 78 ACTIVITIES COMETS Right. Left. Right. Left. ACTIVITIES 79 Little Drummer Boys The Color Guard The Foster Grant Fan Club He’s big enough for both of us Look to past No, don't shoot. Pack up all your troubles CANDID 81 Varsity Soccer Top Row. L to R: Coach Jaworski, W. McCulloh, T. Sullivan. P. Jianette. D. Horne, S. Stafford. T. Fletcher. M. Malle. P. Heller. J. Gahan, Assistant Ryan. Bottom Row. L to R: D. Smyth, L. Goldstein, M. Ciriaco, J. Demarco, J. Bradley. J. Kirsch. A. Pepe. T. Solaski, R. Clark. R. Villalta. Missing: P. Harkins. Captain Peter Jianette. SPORTS 84 This year’s Varsity Soccer team led by Coach Jaworski had an excellent season. Hicksville ended league play with a record of 11-1. They hold the titles of Division Champs and Conference Champs, which by many is considered the hardest title to obtain in New York State soccer. Team Captain Peter Jianette won the title of best soccer player in Nassau County and led the team with 23 goals. The J. V. soccer team had an impressive record of 13-1-1. Dan Cleary led the team in goals. During mid-season they ex- tended their winning streaks to more than 15 games. J. V. Soccer Top Row. L to R: Coach R. A. Wright. D. Mejia. J. Cusack. J. Decker. V. Cristiano. P. McGeough. D Cleary. J. Wandelt. M. Meyer. P Cattano. J Mize. F. Gruosso. K. Rohan. J. Londono. Bottom Row. L to R: J Weber. P McGeough. R. Zaretsky. K Cahalan. J. Davidson. M. Shanon. J. Fitzgersald. D. Lipsky. S Demetrias. M Mejia. J McGeough. Missing: W. Burke. P O'Reilly. SPORTS 85 Varsity Football Top Row, L-R: Coach B. Bryan. P. Quaranto, R. Casiano, R. Yao, J. Panchookian. C. Chatterton. F. Bauerschmidt. T. Woolever. B. Giacano. 2nd Row: Coach Meyer. A. Zagurski, T. Doyle. T. Hartman. R. Brenton. J. Rodney. M. Singer, G. Polii. D. Miller. 3rd Row: Coach Grantham. E. Krlsel. R. Cooper. W. Leitgeb. A. D’Aquilla. B. Kwas. T. Spinosa. R. Pastori. T. Lap. Bottom Row: E. Staehle, R. Ryan. L. Sabatto. B. Ahern. A. Sullo, J. Pagano, M. Culhane. Missing: P. Capel. A. Steinhauer. This year’s Varsity Football team compiled a record of 2-5-1 which shows the great dedication that all the members put forth. Seniors Ahern, Brinton, and Rodney made all league. All three performed excellently dur- ing the all star game. Ricky Ryan also had an outstanding season. John Rodney was awarded the Newsday Thorp Award for best all- around football player in Nassau County. He averaged 6.8 yards per carry and gained 1060 yards in 149 carries. J. V. Football had a good season with a record of 4-4. O’Reilly won Defensive M.V.P., Caddigan won Offensive M.V.P. and Spiers was award- ed Most Improved player. 86 SPORTS God! I pray h© doesn't put me in there! SPORTS 87 Cross Country Top Row L to R: J. Harkins. M. Mclnnis, F. Cifarelli, P. D'Antonio. R. Myers. J. Cladity, W. Ambrico, M. Cemino. T. Kinsella, K. Lennox. Bottom, L to R: Coach Hilsky. G. Londono, B. Beschofberger, P. Bianco. M. Malle. K. Sciabarassi, M. Lancer. R. Hazer. Missing: M. Carrera. J. Panariello, F. Nagiacafra, M. Marino. T. Hermmura. D. Nassisi, D. Devine. S. Ott. P. O'Brien. J. Mantallo. J. Labrador, R. Jergensen. Missed my bus again! Ken and Kevin lead the pack. This year’s Cross Country team compiled an 8-3 record while com- peting in one of the most grueling of all high school sports. They defeated some of the best teams on Long Island. The amount of dedication necessary to excel in the three mile race is enormous. Coached by Mr. Hilsky, the team was led by captains Mitch Malle and Mario Carrera. Mitch placed thirty-third in the state finals, while an outstanding junior Jim Harkins placed thirty-sixth in the County finals. Mario Carrera showed great potential although his season was ended early because of an injury. The Cross Country team has many experienced runners returning next year and should have an even better season. Mike sets the pace. SPORTS 88 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Team members — Valerie Fueglister. Diane Harr- ington. Dana Haser. Laura Jankowski. Cathy Lennox. Wendy Manthey, Robyn Meyers. Donna Nassissi. Christine Cestari. Colleen Dennis. Beth Walsh. Anja Wittek, Christine Cirillo. Claudia Hanwerk, Ingrid Bergquist. Tricia Glenn. Angela Glenn. Ruth Eberle. Vera Lozina, Joanne Hubbs. This was Hicksville High School’s first Girl’s Cross Country Team. Coached by Mr. Cooney, the girls ran a successful season. Junior, Tricia Glenn was selected to run in the all-county meet, and finished well among the other competitors. Other outstanding runners included Angela Glenn, Anja Wittek, Donna Nassissi, and Ingrid Bergquist. The team, composed not only of high school students, but also junior high students, hopes to set a prece- dent for future teams with their great per- formances this past season. On your marks, get set and ... Just a couple of cross country-ers. Doesn't this look so easy? Cooney's Angels GO!!! GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY 89 VOLLEYBALL Varsity Volleyball: Eileen Coleman, Debbie Schwartz, Pat Vas- quez, Pam Vasquez, Donna Epstein, Kathy Panetta, Jennifer Cheslock, Ann McCarthy, Theresa Simco, Marcia Vrona, Mary Chatterton, Paula Bistany, Alicia Patterson. Coach: Mrs. Carr. J.V. Volleyball: Jean Colaio, Renee Radazo, Tracy Wojcik, Bar- bara Skupeen, Laura Talenti, Chris Moore, Eileen Doherty, Lyn- ca Cirincion, Deb Leitgeb, Cheryl Alback. The Hicksville Girls’ Varsity Volleyball Team had a very im- pressive record this year under the direction of their coach Mrs. Carr. The team showed their fine skills and ability when they captured first place in the Lynbrook Tournament over the Col- umbus Day weekend by defeating the teams of Oceanside, Lyn- brook and Hempstead High Schools. Hicksville was the only team undefeated in the tournament. Congratulations Girls!!! SPORTS 90 91 SPORTS Hey. this is a private practice! TENNIS Varsity Tennis Top Row. L to R: Coach Mr Cohn. Christine Crespo. Virginia Scarola. Donno Raye. Susan Manelsko. Dorothea Antonio. Mary Jo Meyer. Debbie Mango. Bottom Row. L to R: Ann Gam- baro. Rosarie Camer. Monica Middeke, Marjorie Ross. Missing: Julie Sone. Carolyn Van Ben- thusen. Maryellen Wiedenhaerer.Susan Sussman. Nancy McIntyre The players' effort and dedication helped to improve their skills and add to the appreciation of the game 92 SPORTS Coach — Martin Cohen. Top Row: Michael Berman. Robert Strack, William Smith. Middle Row: Brian Drier. John Catini. Richard Groblewski, R. Solomon. A. Cubash, C. Rubin. M. Grigg. D. Lipsky. First Row: J. Park. D. Romeo. R. Gross. A Rokito. A. Graber, S. Fishbach. Missing: J. Rokito, T. Reynolds. With the return of eight varsity tennis players, including 1st singles Doug Romeo, 2nd singles Andy Rokito and 3rd singles Robert Gross, the team is looking forward to another successful season. Brian Drier Sr. Doug Romeo Jr. Robert Strack Mike Berman Sr. Winter Track: Willy Ambrica. Peter Bianco. Gerald Bishop. Art Brieva. Eric Cimino. Mike Cimino. Dan Devine. James Harkins. Pat Harkins. Glenn Kennedy. Tom Kin- sella. Mitch Kline. Mike Lancer. Kevin Lennox. John Marmora. Dave Martin. Mike Mclnnis. Mitch Malle. Rich Meyer. Dave Nassisi. Joe Panariello. Rich Sherman. Mic Sienkiewicz. Eric Stiehle. Cathy Cheslock. Ruth Eberle. Angela Glenn. Patricia Glenn. Denise Harkins. Debbie Hochman. Joanne Hubbs. Anja Wittek. The Winter Track Team had a very eventful season. Under the direction of Mr. McDonough all reached goals that in the beginning were believed out of their reach. The team was led by such out- standing students as Mitch Malle. Jim Harkins. Artie Brieva and Joe Panariello. Outstanding girls were Patty Glenn. Anja Wittek and Angela Glenn. It was the best season the team has had in a long time. WINTER TRACK 95 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 96 GIRLS BASKETBALL Story time The Girls' Varsity Basketball team faced a highly competitive schedule this year. Outstan- ding players this season were senior forward Mary Chatterton, junior point guard Eileen Doheny, and sophomore forward Chris Moore. In the years to follow they are looking forward to developing a winning tradition. Players — Mary Chatterton, Denise Haser, Pam Vazquez, Pat Vazquez, Eileen Doheny, Ann McCarthy, Alicia Patterson, Maureen Roach, Chris Moore. Over Here! Don’t give it to me, I don’t want it! GiRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 97 Two Points Hicksville’s Basketball team which was one of the smallest teams in height, compiled a record of 4-5. Chris Martin, with most rebounds and Brian Ahern with most baskets, led Hicksville against some of the best teams in the country. Coach Bryan is hoping for a good show- ing in the playoffs. 98 Time out! The Ball won't bounce! Top Row (L to R): J. Migliano, M. Brittman, R. Spiers. K. Keyes, B. Bradey. P. Magnuson, Coach Ron Quatrinni. Bottom Row: Chris Jordan. B. Bergersen. L. Carlson. J. Sayre. B. Boeggeman. C. Elder. Missing: M. Meyers. The J.V., team led by coach Quatrinni compiled an outstanding record of 7-4. At one point in the season they had a 6 game winning streak going. They won their J.V. Christmas tournament. Outstanding play- ers were Chris Jordan, Mike Brittman, Mike Myers and John Sayer. SPORTS 99 Top Row: (I. to r.) M. Malle. M. Sullo, R. Brenton, L. Sabato. W. Walordy, Coach: Mr. Tomaini. Second Row: D. D’Antuono, W. Pawlowskl, M. Taylor. G. Tamborello, K. Heinz, C. Dircks. Third Row: M. Jackson. J. Stabrianos, T. Welch. O. Adams. W. Khan. P. Wenzel. Bottom Row: R. Morrison, B. Hasbrouck. Missing: Ass’t coach Mike Undo, John Hickey. M. Ferrado. P. Quaranto. Team capt. Rich Brenton 100 WRESTLING The Wrestling team led by coach Tomaini and coach Lindo complied a record of 3-7. The team competed with some of the best teams in Nassau County which by many is believed to be the toughest county in New York State. Although the team was unusually small this year, individual efforts resulted in many close matches. The Team Captain Rich Brenton was undefeated in league competition. Mike Sullo, Ken Heinz, Paul Wenzel, Lou Sabato, Ritch Morrison, and Brian Hasbrouch all had outstanding seasons. Le guillotine CANDID 103 Our bowling team has always been one of the more outstanding teams and this year is no exception. John Hammond led the team to a 7-2 record with an average of 198, a high game of 254, and a high series of 666. Another outstanding player was Jack Volpe with an average of 180, a high game of 234 and a high series of 647. The team is going for their fifth division title and is hoping to place in the counties. The J.V. team led by Coach Metzendorf was the best in seven years also with a 7-2 record. They are going for their fourth divi- sion title in five years. Outstanding bowlers were Bob Emprato and Tom Drake. Top Row. J. Hammond. Coach Ed Metzendorf. D. Price. Bottom Row: J. Williams. B. Thomas. Jack Volpe. The team is just hanging around. 104 BOWLING The girls' bowling team had an enjoyable sea- son this past year. Although they finished fourth in their division, they all had a fun time at the matches. Both Varsity and J.V. teams were coached by Miss Feuerstein. High games were bowled by Diane Morales with a 215 and Gerry Farley with a 210. Varsity Bowlers: Mary Gargan. Denise Morales. Gerry Farley and Diane Morales. J.V. Bowlers: Jennifer Rouhani, Angela Spinella, Diane Roman and Kathy Mongello. Nice Form Girls SPORTS 105 106 LACROSSE This year’s varsity lacrosse will have a good season. Many of the returning play- ers were varsity players last year. Led by John Rodney playing mid-field and backed up by Gregg Jordan in goal, the team should improve on last year’s record. LACROSSE 107 Swimming: Top Row (L to R): D. Blake. W. Burke. B. Bollhofer. V. Kreyling. K. Drummond. B. Eberle. M. White. J. Montalto. N. Hoffman. Bottom Row: Coach Olsewski. D. Hoffman. T. Montalto, L. Jankowski. K. Yorke. M. Gerwer, J. Mund, A. Wittek. Missing: T. McQuirk, M. Fallon. C. Blake. A. Pitta. W. Putman. E. Sottile. G. Cangimi, P. Hoerman. J. Schwartz. J. Hill. S. Yorke. J. Riccardi. SWIMMING 108 The Hicksville Swimming team lead by Coach Olsewski and Captain Tom McGuirk finished out the season with a 4-11 record. The team got off to a late start but finished impressively well at the end of the season. They finished fifteenth out of twenty in the Nassau County Championship. Hey Big Boy!!! SWIMMING 109 Rich Kershow. Steve Jankowski. Sean O’Neill. Greg Polli. Keith McCormack. Chris Martin. Mark Doule. Todd Miller. Greg Connolly. Walter Holtz. Jim Wandell. Paul Yanopolus. Ted Marrotti, Tom Healy. Jim Decker. Mike Singer. Rob Martin. Tim Lap. Al Lombardi. 110 BASEBALL CHEERLEADING This year’s varsity cheerleaders, led by Cap- tain Lisa Sardi and co-captain Lisa Pfaeffle, cheered at all of the football and basketball games. All of the girls participated whole- heartedly and worked very hard to make the squad perform well. They participated in a cheerleading competition and performed nicely. They did a great job in lifting the school spirit at the pep rally as well as the rest of the games. Thanks girls for a job well done. Pictured in Front: Capt. Lisa Sardi. Co-Capt. Lisa Pfaettle. Mary Smith. L-R: Maggie Fabrizio. Eileen McQuade. Bar- bara Visceglie, Lisa Sedlacek. Kristen Gannon. Above: Dawn Fulton. Denise Carrieri. Hidden: Terri Hanifan. Happiness is . .. Cheering! 112 SPORTS J. V. CHEERLEADERS Yeah, I'm a Cheerleader, so what? Give mean “H J. V. Squad: Pictures, L-R: Debbie Luongo, Elizabeth Dick, Maryann Fink, Danielle Antonio. Barbara Rogus, Donna LaSalle, Janine Guttenberg. Below: Janine Baggett. Monica Endres, Gina Zolo, Chris Rot- tas. Front: Andrea Jianette. SPORTS 113 The Coquettes, led by Captain Gina Sebastiano and co-captains Denise Boyajian and Barbara Conboy, had a very successful year. They provide both football and basketball fans with entertainment at home games and help pep up the crowds. The coquettes also participate in the Long Island Kickline Association Festival and competition. Along with the Marching Comets and the cheerleaders they represent Hicksville High School in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade and in Hicksville’s Me- morial Day Parade. The girls put in many hours of hard work to prepare the routines. Special thanks go to Mrs. Koegel for patiently coping with 37 wild and crazy girls. We love ya, Coach. 114 SPORTS The grand entrance! Steppin' out Pictured: Bottom Row L-R: Susan McBride. Maureen Lennox, Carolyn Loiacono, Barbara Conboy, Gina Sebastiano, Denise Boyajian, Mary Jo Sweizer, Cynthia Olsen. Donna Unger.Second Row: Dawn Giansante, Maureen Delaney. Christine Harkins. Diane Lynch. Mary Van Derlaske. Jodi Salbe. Rox- anne Irizarry, Janeen Richards. Susan Sarnelli, Christine Gill. Third Row: Darlene Backes. Patti Aiello. Stella Pappas. Sheri Eps- tein. Ann Buonincontro. Heike Woegens. Naomi Dombrower. Top Row: Diane Valente. Jill Giuttari, Valarie Witteck. Gail Hubbs, Maryanne Kellihen. SPORTS 115 ACULTY 116 FACULTY DIVIDER DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Dr. David F. Weeks Mr. Richard P. Weigang Mr. Ronald L. Friedman Not Pictured: Mr. Robert E. McKeen 118 FACULTY Dr. Daniel A. Salmon Ms. Kathleen M. Hogan Thomas Nagle William P. Bennett BOARD OF EDUCATION Cornelius McCormack fz-i.e- Virginia Germer FACULTY 119 MR. RAYMOND RUSCH PRINCIPAL May I take this opportunity to wish the class of 1981 success and happiness in the years ahead. You are completing a milestone in your life. Graduation day will bring you mixed feelings about leaving one part of your education while looking forward to new experiences. Your life will be what you make it. Set your goals and move ahead with conviction. May God bless you in all your undertakings. Deans: (L. to R.) Mr. McDonough, Mr. Cali, Mr. Palmer. 120 FACULTY ASS’T PRINCIPALS Mr. John Pitrelli i. r Mr. Lawrence Olvany Mr. Robert Passamenti FACULTY 121 Mr. John Field Mr. Micheal Breheny Mr. Alfonso Burrelli Mr. Edwin Caner Mr. Joseph Crucilla 122 ENGLISH Mr. Gerald Shanley Mr. Richard Halowltch Mr. George Hlgglnson Mr. John Kearns Mr. Lawrence LaMarca .i. ?• Mr. Basil Palmeri Mr. Laurence Redican Miss Susan Wolf ENGLISH 123 Mr. August Alfieri Mr. Terrence Both Mr. Leonard Goldberg Mr. Leo Kanawada Mr. Raymond Mr. Kenneth Mr. Nicholas Mr. Edmund Parlow McDonough McGinniss Muratore 124 SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Robert Zaleski Mrs. Christine Podoliuk Mr. William Salver Mr. Robert Sklarz Mr. Gerald Schlapp m H Mr. Jerome Smith Mr. Paul Vetrano SOCIAL STUDIES 125 Mr. William Horne Mr. Ralph Undreiner Dr. Martin Cohen Mr. John Criscolo Mr. Charles Ferri Mr. Harvey Goldstein Mr. Ignatius Guccione Mrs. Barbara Kosko 126 SCIENCE Dr. Giedre Kumpikas Mr. Anthony Niceforo Mrs. Antoinette Sanna 128 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mr. Anthony Cali Mr. Jack Cohen Mr. Henry Euler Mr. Steward Haviland Mr. Gerald Erwin Mrs. Shirley Karish Mrs. Denise Koegel Mr. David Persinger Mrs. Gloria Reed Mr. Aloysius Rienzo Mr. Louis Safina Mr. Richard Austin Mr. Micheal Bunting Mr. Frank Brown Mr. Murray Goldstein Mrs. Barbara Oeutscher 130 BUSINESS Mr. David Green Mr. Stephen Solosky Mr. Forrest Underwood Mrs. Ruth Weiss Mr. Norman Mernoff Mrs. Helen Roberts BUSINESS 131 132 HOME EC — ART Mr. J. David Abt Mr. Charles Arnold Mr. Thomas Buttice Mr. William Goleeke Mr. Michael Galante Mr. Saul Fialkoff Mr. Myron Leslie Mr. Anthony Sanfratello Mr. Richard Susser MUSIC — IND. ARTS 133 Mrs. Barbara Walling Mrs. Charlotte Krumm 134 PSYCH., AUDIO VISUAL. NURSES Mr. Steven Botney Mr. Arnold Sparr Dr. Bruce Hammer Miss Nancy James Mr. Willard Meyers Mrs. Arlene Preisick Mr. Ronald Quattrini Mr. Richard Hogan PHY. ED. 135 Miss Mary Sue Carr Mr. James Grantham Mr. Martin Cohn Mr. Robert French Mrs. Lillian Gold Mr. Sheldon Leiber Mr. Gus Patsis Mr. Kenneth Loftus Mrs. Selma Notov Mr. Louis Plochochi Mr. Milton Rogalin 136 GUIDANCE Mr. Michael Sheridan Mr. Harry Brown Mrs. Margaret Burns Mr. Carl Danna Miss Carol Miskiv Mrs. Barbara Greenberg Mrs. Dorothy Hanrahan Mrs. Ruth Hruska Miss Dorothy Huskiewicz Mr. William Jurgelevich Mr. Eugene Lovette SPEC. ED. HEALTH. LIBRARIANS 137 READING AND SPEECH J. Earle R. Fein L. Firester Patricia Ambrosino, Ruth Arnone, Jean Bassett, Arlene Didier, Rosemary Farrington, Deanna Franz, Dolores Harth, Charlotte Martin, Betty Raye, Rita Sales, Miriam Zanville. OFFICE SECRETARIES GUIDANCE SECRETARIES 138 FACULTY LUNCH LADIES: Barbara Bennet Carol Coljiske Lillian Farina Geraldine Gaetani Joanne Livingston Lucy Lorti Marie Oliva Kay Reilly FACULTY 139 DRIVER EDUCATION The Class of '81 takes great pride and pleasure in dedicating this yearbook to a surprise graduate! This year Mr. Ray- mond Rusch will join the seniors marching down the aisle as he graduates into retirement. It will be the second time Mr. Rusch graduates from Hicksville High, the 1st being June 1943. Mr. Rusch has dedicated many years of service here at Hicksville starting as a Social Studies Teacher, then moving into the position of Ass’t Principal and last of all Principal for the last 15 yrs. Thank you Mr. Rusch for all your hard work, caring, and enthusiasm. We wish you all the luck in the world for a happy healthy retirement! DEDICATION 141 142 SENIORS SENIORS VALEDICTORIAN: RICCA YAO SALUTATORIAN: PAMELA MARTIN TOP FIFTY Ricca Yao Pamela Martin Thomas Solaski Mary Kennedy Geraldine Farley Charles Squires Mary Glenn Gary Koutsoubis Elizabeth Mascha Denise Boyajian Brian Drier Renee Murch Virginia Scarola Virginia Morris Jean Marie Harwood Mary Chatterton Paul Nealon Robert Sokol John Petra Gina Sebastiano Kim Buckley Sharon Grace Trudy Cohen Nancy Santoriello Ann Trubinski Barbara Conboy Keith McCormack Dawn Giansante Regina Piscitelli Jennifer Niggemeier Jacques Vaney Rosemary Sommers Michele Donato Kenneth Smith David Essex Ellie Greenblatt Cindi DiMarzo Marcia Vrona Thomas Healy Theresa Simco Jennifer Niebuhr Patricia Galkowski Vera Lozina Galiya Lahav Joseph Henn Jay Silbergleit Deborah Schuck Philip Toole Gail Sharp Carol Wenner 144 SENIORS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Juana Adames Betty Barton Andrea Bayduss Denise Boyajian Anne Bradley Kim Buckley Mario Carrera Mary Chatterton Sally Chin Lisa Cohen Trudy Cohen Carol Colasanti Adele Combattente Barbara Conboy Perry Daum Richard Davidowsky Peter Diana Doris Dill Cindy Dimarzo Jodi Dimarzo Donna Dixon Michele Donato Jean Dreslik Brian Drier David Essex Anne Fallon Geraldine Farley Joseph Filazzola Howard Friedman Bridget Gaetani Patricia Galkowski Dawn Giansante Mary Glenn Sharon Grace Ellie Greenblatt Thomas Hartman Jean Harwood Helene Healey Thomas Healy Joseph Henn Ruth Hornish William Kelly Mary Kennedy Maureen King Gary Koutsoubis Galiya Lahav Victoria Landy Dennis Lenihan Grace Licata Stephen Loria Vera Lozina Deborah Mango Pamela Martin Elizabeth Mascha Nancy Mayer Keith McCormack Anne McEvoy Susan McKenna Monica Middeke Ronald Millet Brenda Montera Virginia Morris Renee Murch Jerrell Nardiello Paul Nealon Timothy Nealon Nellie Nichayonack Jennifer Niebuhr Jennifer Niggemeier Kathleen Ort John Petra Donna Pesonen Lisa Pfaeffle Regina Piscitelli Erin Powers Victoria Puccio Susan Rockwood Eric Sakk Nancy Santoriello Virginia Scarola Deborah Schuck Eric Schmidt Gina Sebastiano Gail Sharp Jay Silbergleit Theresa Simco Kenneth Smith Robert Sokol Thomas Solaski Rosemary Sommers Charles Squires Walter Stenborg David Straub Thomas Sullivan Susan Sussman Mathew Taubman Philip Toole Ann Trubinski Jacques Vaney Patricia Vazquez Marcia Vrona Carol Wenner Ricca Yao JUANA ADAMES Spanish club, volunteer club, national honor socie- ty, Spanish honor society. SUSAN ADAMY (the blonde one) “I can cry because rose bushes have thorns, or i can rejoice because thorn bushes have roses.” SYLVIA ADCOCK “live, love, and laugh.” yearbook. BRIAN AHEARN (bull) football, basketball. CARL ALONGI (Carlos) RAQUEL ALVAREZ (rocky) yearbook 4, Sr. class rep. 4, swim team 1, 2, 4, volleyball 4. DAVID ANDERSON (muskrat) “go away.” JOHN ANGLIN (josh) -eat cake.” soccer 2, wrestling 1,2. JOHN APREA (kako) “the crux of the biscuit is the apostrophe.” floor hockey, marching band. KEVIN ASHER (ash, grape ape) “nothing is as easy as it looks, everything takes longer than you ex- pect, and if anything can go wrong — it will, and at the worst possible mo- ment.” thespian society 2, 3, 4, stu- dent gov’t 3, volunteer club santa 2, 3,4. PATRICIA ARGENTO (patty) MARITZA AVILES (mitzi) “friend- ships are fragile things and require as much handling as any other fragile and precious thing.” GEORGE BARBER (pie face) baseball MICHELE BARBONE “remember yesterday, live today, dream of tomorrow.” MARK BARRY “wounded but not defeated.” floor hockey 2, 3, 4, basketball 2, volunteer club 2, stu- dent gov’t. JOHN BARTOLOTTA (here) “there ain’t nothing a couple of Bartolottas can’t do.” BETTY BARTON “a smile costs nothing, but creates a lot. honor society 1, 2, 3, 4, student gov’t 2, 3, sr. class rep. 4. Carl Along! Francis Anastasio Raquel Alvarez David Andersen Anna Asgeirsson Christopher Barrow Mark Barry John Bartolotta SOM. eg. Ai P (far o Betty Barton SENIORS 147 Andrea Bayduss Joseph Bayern ANDREA BAYDUSS national society 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish society 3, 4. JOSEPH BAYERN •comes a honor honor time” varsity football, lacrosse. MARK BECHT (beckish) “don’t eat the deadly yellow snow crystals.” TAMI BENENATI i hear and i forget; i see and i remember; i write and i understand.” FBLA 1. KIMBERLY BENNET (kirn) it’s only rock and roll, but i like it.” ROBERT BERGERSON (herman) varsity basketball, j.v. lacrosse. INGRID BERGQVIST german club sec. 4, track, cross-country. MICHAEL BERMAN (mike) ski club, varsity tennis 3, 4. CAROL BICKARD do what's good for you, or you’re not good for anybody.” DEBORAH BIRCH (little debbie bir- chtree, pumpkin, red) scarce are the good ones, plenty are the bad ones, which way do you choose? HOWARD BLOCK (howie) PATRICIA BOCCHIERE finish each Mark Becht Frank Benvenuto 148 SENIORS Robert Bergerson day and be done with it. you have done what you could, tomorrow is a new day; you shall begin it well and serenely. JAMES BOEHMLER (jimbo) let’s get serious!” CARL BOMMARITO not gonna let ’em catch me.” thespian society, a.v. staff. KEVIN BOODY basketball 3. 4. foot- ball 3. Kimberly Bennet Ingrid Bergquist Penny Bishop Patricia Bocchiere James Boehmler Gregory Bolognese Carl Bommarito Kevin Boody SENIORS 149 DENISE BOYAJIAN (dee) “If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words. honor society 3, 4, student gov’t pres. 1, Spanish honor society pres. 2, homecoming 2,3, 4, prom committee 3, 4, yearbook 1, 4, coquettes 2, 3, co-capt. 4. BILLY BOYD (grips) “ya, right. ANNE BRADLEY forget what life us- ed to be, you are what you choose to be, it’s whatever it is you see, that life will become. national honor society, Spanish honor society, ski club 4, field hockey 1,3. Analisa Bouretis Anne Bradley John Bradley Leslee Braceros JOHN BRADLEY this time tomor- row where will we be? j.v. baseball 2, J.v. soccer 2, varsity soccer 3, 4, ski club 3,4. MAUREEN BRENNAN (one-eyed) let it be. JAMES BRILL just taking life one day at a time, for life is too com- plicated to take any other way. KATHLEEN BRINKER (kitty) Jr. prom 3, student gov’t 2,3, tennis team. SUSAN BRUDER (sue b) even an ordinary horse can be outstanding in its own field. coquettes 2, 3, student gov’t 2, ski club 2, 4. NEAFIE BUCK III honesty is the best policy. student gov’t rep. 2. KIM BUCKLEY honor society 3, 4, Spanish honor society 3, 4, chorus 2, 3. PATRICK BYRNE (pat) don’t let it bring you down. ski club, sr. class rep. 4, shows 4. PATRICIA CAGLIOSTRO (cags) cherish yesterday, dream tomor- row, live today. student gov’t rep., varsity cheerleader. MELISSA CAIN (missy) whatever gets you through the night. DECA, VICA. LISA CALTAGIRONE (beaver) bugaloo! TONI CAMARA drama, marching band. JANE CAMBRAI (dizzy) today well lived is tomorrow’s future. ROSARIE CAMER “happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length.” tennis, badminton, orchestra. Maureen Brennan Richard Brenton James Brill 150 SENIORS Jane Cambrai Rosarie Camer Daniel Cannavina Toniann Camara SENIORS 151 Anthony Cerasuolo Mary Chatterton Jennifer Cheslock Philip Chester 152 SENIORS SUZANNE CARCO (suzie) “it’s always darkest before the dawn. ROBERT CARD (bob) you’ve got some set of stones. soph, mixed chorus, sr. entertainment. MARIO CARRERA (italian stallion) ski club 2, 3, 4, national honor socie- ty, v. cross country, v. track. RICHARD CASPER football GAYLE CASSANO (blondie) follow your dreams wherever they may lead. tennis, homecoming 3, 4, prom committee 3, 4. PAULETTE CATAFFO (wiggys) teenagers are people who someday will grow up to be as stupid as they think their parents are. ANTHONY CERASUOLO (pony) love is a rose so don’t pick it. MARY CHATTERTON (chat) life’s truest happiness is found in the friendships we make along the way. national honor society 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish honor society 2, 3, 4, mar- ching band 3, field hockey 2, 3, j.v. volleyball 2, v. 3, 4, var. basketball 2, 3,4, var. softball 2,3, 4. ball 2,3,4. JENNIFER CHESLOCK life is like a poor player that struts and frets its hour upon the stage ... and then is heard no more. chorale 4, ski club 4, chorus 2, 3, roundtable 4. PHILIP CHESTER (flipper) SALLY CHIN (chooch) national honor society, Spanish honor society, chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, track 4. JULIO CHRISTIE (jules) the world will see perpetual change. ANGELA CIANCIARUSO (baby cakes) MICHAEL CIMINO cross country, spring and winter track. MICHAEL CIRIACO (jocko) everything in this world is to go. soccer 2, 3, 4, wrestling 2, lacrosse 2, 3, math club, french club. ROBERT CLARK we won’t get fooled again! var. soccer 3,4. TRUDY COHEN special joys and special places, special friends together, the moments pass so quickly but the memories are forever. homecoming 2, 3, 4, jr. and sr. fundraising, vaudeville choreographer, jr. trip committee, student gov’t 1, 2, 3, yearbook 1, 2, club editor 3, editor-in-chief 4, thes- pians 3, 4, honor society 1, 3, 4. CAROL COLASANTI italian club treasurer 3, national honor society, italian honor society. Robert Clark Trudy Cohen SENIORS 153 Walter Collins Lisa Congiolosi Lori Ann Coletta Maureen Crawford James Connelly Deena Coppola 154 SENIORS MARTIN COLASUONNO (marty) “I student gov’t, wrestling and baseball. NORAJEAN COLASUONNO “to a friends house the road is never long.” student gov’t 3, 4, newspaper 3, yearbook 4, homecoming 2, 3, 4, thespian 2, 3, 4, senior class rep. 4, chairman jr. class fundraising 3, st. director “vaudville”. EILEEN COLEMAN (ei) JV volleyball 2, varsity volleyball 3, 4, JV softball 2, varsity softball 3, 4. LORI ANN COLETTA (loretta) “gone to leave this broke down palace” ski Kathleen Culbertson M Michael Culhane Eleanor Crivelli Gerald Cullen Scott Daisey club 4. WALTER COLLINS “the wise man walks with his head bowed, and is always humble, like the dust” thes- pian 3,4. ADELE COMBATTENTE (’dell) “i can do all things through Christ who strengthens me” (phil.) italian honor society 2, 3, 4, italian club secretary 2, president 3, student gov’t, jr. and sr. fundraising (all), thespian produc- tions 3, 4. BARBARA CONBOY (babs) nat’l honor society 3, 4, Spanish honor society, newspaper publicity manager 4, st. gov’t 2, yearbook 4, coquettes 2,3, co-captain 4. LISA CONGIOLOSI (liz) “i’ll try anything once” FBLA. EDWIN CONKLIN (bear) “tell me about it” “definitely” Marching band 2, 3, 4, concert band, JV football, JV baseball. DEENA COPPOLA (dee-sunshine) “a smile is a gift you can give everyday; it happens in a flash and the memory of it sometimes lasts a lifetime.” VICA, parliamentarian 4. MAUREEN CRAWFORD (mo) “hap- piness is having friends who laugh when your stories aren’t that funny and who cry even though your pro- blems aren’t that bad” ski club, stu- dent gov’t, newspaper. ELEANOR CRIVELLI (ellie) if God be for you, who can be against you?” italian club 2, 3, 4, italian honor society 3, 4, latin club 4, badminton 2 3 4. KATHLEEN CULLEN (k.c.) “if you love something set it free, if it comes back to you its yours if it doesn't it never was.” MICHAEL CULHANE “walk where there is no path and leave a trail behind you” football 2,3, 4, baseball. SCOTT DAISEY ski club 2, 3, hockey 2 3 4. NATALIE DALAIMO (nat “bug”) “tell me about it” softball, bowling. LORI ANN D’ANTUONO “today is the tomorrow we dreamed of yester- day” varsity soccer 2 Natalie Dalaimo Lori D’Antuono SENIORS 155 Maureen Delaney Rossana Delgado Christopher Deluca Lisa DeLuca Denise Demarco 156 SENIORS Darryl Demarco 0 Karlo Descalzo Grace Demeo Leo Denicola ANDREW D AQUILA Tm remember- ing distant memories.” lacrosse 1, 2, 3. 4, football 3,4. PERRY DAUM varsity swimming team, national honor society. RICHARD DAVIDOWSKY (dowsky) national honor society, computer club. JOANNE DeFAZIO (defaz) “i reminisce about the days of ol’ — bob seger.” BARBARA DEGENNARO “let the disappointments pass, let the laughter fill your glass, let your illu- sions last until they shatter.” EDWARD DELANEY (ed) “sooner or later.” lacrosse. MUAREEN DELANEY (dee) “special joys and special places, special friends together — the moments pass so quickly, but the memories are forever.” thespians 2, 3, coquet- tes 4, chorus 1,2, 3, chorale 4. CHRISTOPHER DELUCA (chris) LISA DELUCA (motormouth, lee) “if you love someone, set them free; and if they come back to you, they are yours.” DENISE DEMARCO (chico) “take your time and do it right!” DARRYL DEMARCO cross country, lacrosse, home room rep. GRACE DEMEO “you give little when you give of your possessions, it is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” j.v. volleyball 2, 3, softball 2,3,4. LEO DENICOLA “time fades away ..ski club 2, 3, 4, student gov’t 2. 3, national honor society 1, varsity lacrosse 1,2, 3, 4. KARLO DESCALZO “boo hiss from the crowd.” MICHAEL DESTEFANO (mike) “life’s a bitch.” DENISE DEVEAU (mouse) James Devlin Peter Diana Debra Ann Diaz SENIORS 157 CHARYL DIEHL “stop and smell the roses.” SUSAN DIEHL “ritz power” DORIS DILL (the frog, plz) “fly on proud byrd, you’re free at last.” thes- plan society 2, 3, historian 4, mar- ching band 2. CINDI DIMARZO “all you have shall someday be given; therefore give now, that the season for giving may be yours and not your inheritors.” honor society, symphonic band. JODI DiMARZO “happiness is like a butterfly; the more you chase it the more it will elude you; but, if you turn your attention to something eise, It comes softly and rests on your shoulders. MARIA D’INTRONO “clem exsists” DONNA DIXON “don’t stand in front of me for I may not follow; don’t stand behind me for i may not lead just stand beside me and be my friend.” ski club. CHRISTINE DOIG “the value of life is not the end of it, but the use we make of it.” softball. MICHELE DONATO national honor society, model congress, ski club. KATHLEEN DOUCETTE (kathy) con- cert band 2, symphonic band 3, 4, orchestra 3, 4, marching band 2, 3,4. JOSEPH DOUGHERTY (j.d.) “there’s nothing like a grateful dead concert.” MARK DOYLE (murray) var. cross country 2, basketball 2, var. baseball 2, 3,4. TERENCE DOYLE j.v. football 2, var. 3,4, j.v. lacrosse 2, var. 3, 4. JEAN DRESLIK “you give little when you give of your possessions, it is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” MICHAEL DREYER thespian 2,3, 4. BRIAN DRIER (mork) “I’d like to think that i spread a little sunshine during my brief stay here at the high school, because if i didn't, i gave a lot of peo- ple a lot of headaches for nothing.” roundtable 3, 4, math team 1, 3, cap- tain 4, volunteer club 2, var. tennis 3, 4, national honor society, Spanish honor society, all state chorus, madrigals 3,4, student gov’t. KENNETH DRUMMOND swimming 1, 2,3, 4, lacrosse 1. Peter Dilorenzo Philip Dilorenzo 160 SENIORS Cindl DIMarzo Jodi DiMarzo Kathleen Doucette Kenneth Drummond Michael Dreyer Brian Drier Jean Dreslik SENIORS 161 JAMES DUNNE “it’s a new revolu- tion so let it be. ROBERT DURNACK (durtnack, durt- man) jazz is where it’s at. football, swimming, handball. KELLY EGAN ski club. WILLIAM EICHLER (willie, wee will) “lighten up while you still can. don’t even try to understand, just find a place to make a stand, and take it easy. STEVEN ERRICK “He is the truth, Robert Durnack the light, and the life. german club. SHELLY ENG (shell) track 3, cross country, tennis. MADELEINE ERMAL french honor society, german honor society. ANTHONY ESGRO “have you ever been experienced? MARYANN ESPOSITO real success is to be able to live your own life the way you want. DONNA EPSTIEN (eppy) smiling is happy and fun and doesn’t cost anything. student gov’t 2, 3, 4, var- sity field hockey 2, 3, j.v. volleyball 2, varsity volleyball 3, 4, j.v. softball 2, varsity softball 3, 4, j.v. basketball 3. PAT ESPOSITO (espo) get off of my cloud. ANGELITA ESTEVEZ “ta ta PATTY EVANS (little patty) “i look to the sea ... to carry on. (styx) mar- ching band 2, 3,4. DAVID ESSEX concert band 2, 3, treasurer 3, roundtable club 2, 3, 4, treasurer 4, national honor society. ANNE FALLON national honor socie- ty, student gov’t. GERALDINE FARLEY (gerry) “the world is before you and you don’t have to take it or leave it as it was when you came in. national honor society, Spanish honor society, Spanish club, varsity bowling. VICTOR FASSANO (sonny) “you’re a loser. Daphne Emanuel Steven Errick Shelly Eng Madeleine Ermel 162 SENIORS Donna Epstein David Essex Anne Fallon Cathy Faranna Geraldine Farley James Farrell Victor Fassano SENIORS 163 ELLEN FINKLESTEIN (finkleberry) “watch out where huskies go and don’t you eat that yellow snow.” IBLA treasurer 4. JOHN FERRADO “that’s life” italian honor society pres. 2, national honor society 1. ANDREW FISCHER (finster) ERIC FINKLESTEIN (professor fink) marching band 2, 3, 4. COREY FOULKES “you know it don’t come easy” homecoming 3, student gov’t 2, 3, var. soccer 2, 3. JEAN FOX “i am not afraid of tomor- row for i have seen yesterday and i love today.’’ Spanish club 1, 2. HOWARD FREIDMAN national honor society. BRIDGET GAETANI “if you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you. it’s yours, if it doesn’t it never was” italian club 1, 2, vice- pres. 3, latin club 4, dance commit- tee 1, prom 3, 4, soph, and jr. class treasurer, fundraising 2, 3, 4, home- coming 2, 3. 4, national honor socie- ty, italian honor society, sr. class rep. 4, chorale 4, chorus 2, 3. MICHAEL FUCHS (mike) DENISE FULLER “accept me as i am so i can learn what i can become. PATRICIA GALKOWSKI (pat, tricia) it is better to have loved and lost, than not to have loved at all.’’ na- tional honor society 1, 3, 4, french honor society 2, 3, volunteer club 2, french club 3, latin club 4, dance committee 1, prom 3, 4, field hockey 1. JOHN GAHAN soccer KRISTEN GANNON (kursten) “to the big red light in the sky’’ ski club 2, 3, 4, cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, homeroom rep. 1, 4. KELLY GAULER “everybody knows this is now here” MICHAEL GELATT (killer) “clem exists’’ Corey Foulkes Jean Ann Fox Howard Freidman 164 SENIORS Glen Gaetano Patricia Galkowski John Gahan Kristen Gannon Kelly Gauler Michael Gelatt SENIORS 165 Christine Gill Dana Ginocchio Jean Goban Lisa Ann Goepfert Debra Goldfine Lee Goldstein Barbara Gorst 166 SENIORS PATTY GERHARDT (patty) “i get by with a little help from my friends.” HEIDI GERKEN school will always be a memory behind us so do it up.” DAWN GIANSANTE (gawn) volun- teer club 2, yearbook copy editor 4, national honor society 1, 2, 3, 4, st. gov’t 3, coquettes 3, 4, ski club 3. CHRISTINE GILL “it’s the soul afraid of dying that never learns to live.” yearbook 4, newspaper, latin club, coquettes 2,3, 4, ski club 3, 4. DANA GINOCCHIO (dee) catch your dreams before they slip away.” homecoming, ski club, st. gov’t. MARY GLENN “there ain’t no gain without pain.” Spanish honor society, national honor society, volunteer club, explorer’s club, Spanish club. DEBRA GOLDFINE (little debbie) “i never let schooling interfere with my education.” softball 1, comet shop 3, 4. LEE GOLDSTEIN this is the end, beautiful friend, this is the end my only friend, this is the end of our elaborate plans, the end of everything that stands, the end.” j.v. soccer 3, varsity soccer 4. BARBARA GORST (cubid) “if a man does not keep pace with his compa- nions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer, let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. badminton. LISA GOULD (mom, ziggy) “just when i think i have life’s puzzle all put together, someone hands me another piece.” SHARON GRACE (shez) with men it is impossible, but not with God: for with God all things are possible.” Mark 10:27 french honor society 2, 3, 4, national honor society 2, 3,4, thes- pian society 2, 3, madrigals 4, pearl drops 4, chorale 3, 4. GLORIA GRAHAM (grammy, frizzy) “friendship should be cherished by all because that’s what life is all about.” Spanish honor society 3, guidance aid 3. ALICE GRAMSTAD (ali) FFA presi- dent 4 ELLIE GREENBLATT (rocky) national honor society 3, 4 MATTHEW GREENE close to the edge” ski club 1,2,3 CINDY GREENOUGH (gringo) “if dreams came through oh wouldn’t that be nice but this ain’t no dream we’re giving you tonight.” ARTHUR GRIESHABER (wrongman) “mayday, mayday.” Matthew Greene Cindy Greenough Arthur Grieshaber I SENIORS 167 Rommel Guaqueta Neil Gucker William Haas Richard Harth Suzanne Halleran Allen Hance Christopher Haesler 168 SENIORS Thomas Hartmann Steve Hayes DONNA GRIGG “your life is a precious thing, so don’t waste it. live each day to the fullest.” DEBRA GROTYOHANN (isotope) marching band 2, 3, 4, soccer, ger- man club 2, 3. NEIL GUCKER (guck) ski club 2, 3, 4. ROBERTO GUERRA (rob) “it’s not the quantity but the quality of friend- ship that counts’’ st. gov’t rep. 3, 4. CARLA JANE GUILFOYLE (C.J. or ceej) “true friends are like diamonds, precious, but rare, false friends are like autumn leaves found everywhere.’’ yearbook 3, 4, st. gov’t 3, thespian productions 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM HAAS (billy) ice hockey 2, 3, cap’t 4. SUZANNE HALLERAN (sue) “follow dreams for when dreams die. life is like a winged bird that cannot fly.” ski club. CHRISTOPHER HAESLER (Chris) RICHARD HARTH (mongo) some- day lady you’ll accompany me’’ THOMAS HARTMAN (hard-man) football 3, 4. baseball 3, nat’l honor society. DENISE HASER (dee) “remember the good times, don’t dwell on the bad ones” basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, varie- ty 80, st. gov’t 3. HELENE HEALEY (turtle, hell, ene) “ooh baby” “if you love something set it free, if it comes back to you its yours, if not it never was.” sr. class rep. 4, yearbook publicity editor 4, nat’l honor society, volunteer club, iatin club. THOMAS HEALY baseball, basket- ball, honor society, Spanish honor society. TIMOTHY HEALEY (timmy) “different strokes for different folks.” 4 Charles Hawkins Helene Healey Maureen Healy Thomas Healy Timothy Healey SENIORS 169 John Heppell Harrison Heiman Kenneth Heinz Kathy Hild Joseph Henn Veronica Hennessy Ronald Hess Paul Heller Kerry Hill Barbara Hinden Peter Hisgen Jennifer Hill 170 SENIORS David Horne JOHN HEPPELL(weebs) HARRISON HEIMAN computer club 2, 3,4. KENNETH HEINZ (ken) how the hell are yal wrestling 1,2, 3, 4. PAUL HELLER people are strange when you are a stranger ..ski club, varsity soccer. JOSEPH HENN national honor society VERONICA HENNESSY (ronnie) track, honor society. KATHY HILD(M M) JENNIFER HILL (jen) live for today, learn from tomorrow, but remember yesterday. KERRY HILL (hilbert) be it a wiseman who thinks he’s a fool, be it a fool who thinks he’s a wiseman. student gov’t 3, sr. class rep. 4, thes- pian productions, orchestra. BARBARA HINDEN (barb) bowling, swimming. WILLIAM HOERMANN I have become uncomfortably numb. JOHN HOLM (holmes) out of school, money spent, see no future, pay no rent.” DAVID HORNE (applepie) i may be wet and cold, but thank God i’m not old. varsity soccer, varsity lacrosse Richard Hughes Robert Huhne -A i Stuart Hupfer 3, 4. RUTH HORNISH people often say that this or that person has not yet found himself, but the self is not something one finds it Is something one creates.” SENIORS 171 JOAN IACCARINO (joanie) “follow dreams for when dreams die life is like a winged bird that cannot fly” st. gov’t, ski club JOHN IMMERSO (doc) “seek a bud- dy to enjoy the wonderful years with you” marching band 2, 3, 4, chorale 4, concert band 2, 3, 4, madrigals 4, sym. band 4 AMY INNOCCO (aim) “what lies behind us and what lies before us are trying matters compared to what lies within us.” vaudeville 3, thespian shows 3, 4, homecoming 2, 3, 4, yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4, prom 3, 4, stu- dent gov’t 3, 4, jr. and sr. fund raisers STEVEN JANKOWSKI (j) baseball, basketball PATRICIA JENKOFSKY “love is a rose PETER JIANETTE “if its there, go for it” soccer 1. 2,3, 4, cap’t 4 ANTHONY JILLING (the moose) “all of the king and queen will steal your dreams, it’s all just heaven and hell” ROSEANN JOECKEL (the flame) CAROL JOHNSON “don’t worry about today what you can do tomor- row” st. gov’t 1,2,3, basketball HERBERT JOHNSON (blerb) chorale 2,3,4 GREGG JORDAN (lovie, bubbles, ratman, sneaky) “ya right’’ basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, football 2, 3, tennis 2, lacrosse 1,2, 3,4 DAVID KANE “i get by with a little help from my friends” ROBERT KAPPEL(bob) WILLIAM KELLY “il ne faut pas tou- jours mettre les points sur les” “oui abu, boiuz french club 4, latin club 4, french honor society 3, 4, nat’l honor society 3, 4 Steven Jankowski MARY KENNEDY (maykay) nat’l honor society, french honor society 3, 4, yearbook 3, activities editor 4, volunteer club 2, 3, marching band 2, latin club 4, french club 3, 4 ROBERT KENNY (kenny bob, zappa) the pajama people are boring me to pieces” bowling 2 JOHN KERTI “if you’ve got it flaunt it, if you want it, get it.” soccer 174 SENIORS Patricia Jenkofsky Peter Jianette Anthony Jilling Robert Kappel Mary Kennedy Robert Kenny John Kerti SENIORS 175 MARGARET KILFOIL “if you don’t have something to say, then don’t say anything.” chorus, senior entertainment. STACI KIMBELL “follow you, follow me.” (genesisX) JAMES KIRSCH (jimbo, jack) “it’s not the quantity, but the quality SM rep. 4, basketball 1, 3, soccer 3, 4. Margaret Kilfoil Staci Kimbell JOHN KNEISEL “mano” ski club ROBERT KOENIG (bob) “don’t give up.” ski club, marching band, football. James Kirsch John Kneisel KATHLEEN KORB “if you don’t make mistakes, you might live and die without ever hearing your name mentioned.” MARY KORB “for success try aspira- tion, inspiration and perspiration” GARY KOUTSOUBIS (ga) st. gov’t 2, 3, 4, nat. honor society 1, 3, 4, Spanish club 3, Spanish honor society 3, 4, shows 2, 3, 4, ski club 3, round- table club 4, comet news 2, guidance aid 4. EDWARD KRISEL (kinky) “further on up the road” football, basketball, lacrosse. PATRICIA KOKORIS (patty) “in every living thing is the spirit to be free” VICA, ski club 1,2,3. JOHN KRIVAN fund raising comm’s. WALTER KUFFNER “get yer .. . ’ya ’ya out because it’s only rock-n-roll” rolling stones. WENDY KUPKE (squeaky) “tomor- row is the first day of the rest of your life” WILLIAM KWAS “further on up the road” football 3, 4, lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4. KAREN KWIATKOSKI (ka) yrbk. comm. 4, stdnt. gov’t 4, sen. rep. 4. JOSEPH LABELLA (label) “i ain’t crazy, nor am i lazy, i’m just trying to find out what’s right and what’s wrong!” GALLYA LAHAV “life is a game and there are many ways to play it” french club 4, french honor society 3, 4, nat’l honor soc. 1, 2, 3, 4, comet np. 2,3, variety show 1. LORRAIN LAMARCA (mario) “livin’ life is fun and we’ve just begun to get our share of this world’s delights — we are family.” KELLY LANDERS “if you cannot find happiness along the way, you cannot find it at the end of the road.” Maureen King Mary Korb Robert Koenig Kathleen Korb 176 SENIORS Patricia Kokoris Gary Koutsoubis Edward Krisel John Krivan Wendy Kupke William Kwas n Karen Kwiatkoski Walter Kuffner Joseph LaBella Galiya Lahav Lorrain Lamarca Kelly Landers SENIORS 177 Warren Leitgeb Dennis Lenihan Maureen Lennox ELIZABETH LERNER (liz) “a true friend is one who knows the worst of you, but thinks only the best of you.” ski club. DONNA LEO cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today.” LAURA LEONE one of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and to be understood.” shows 2, 3, tri-m 3, 4. STEVE LEVINSON It's cool. GRACE LICATA (oh, gee) how much is that gorilla in the window?” na- tional honor society. NANCY LOFARO “i’ll always remember yesterday, look forward to tomorrow, but live only today.” stu- dent gov't 2, shows crew 2. CAROLYN LOIACONO (ca) the rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man’s foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher.” ski club 1, 2, 3. 4, thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, newspaper 2, 3, 4, yearbook 2, 4, french club 4, volunteer club 2, co- quettes 4. GEORGE LONDONO (sarge) if you think education is expensive, try ig- norance. cross country team. CHRISTIAN LANDMARK german club vice-pres. 4, basketball 4. VICTORIA LANDY (vicky) honor society, concert band, symphonic band. TIMOTHY LAP if first you don’t suc- ceed, give it up.” v. football, baseball, swimming. JANET LAURITSEN (smiley) i didn’t do it and it’s not my fault!” ski club 3, soccer 3, computer club 4, VICA rep. JOHN LEARY football, lacrosse. CHRISTINE LEEVER on the dry and dusty road the nights we spend apart alone, i need to get back home to cool, cool rain. WARREN LEITGEB all you need is love. j.v. football 2, v. 3, 4, j.v. lacrosse 2, v. 3,4. DENNIS LENIHAN birthday cakes need candles, be it many or just a few, performers need the footlights, to make their dreams come true. or- chestra 2, 3, vice-pres. 4, symphonic band 3, 4, stage band 3, 4, national honor society, pit orchestra 3, 4. MAUREEN LENNOX (liz) what the heck!” student gov’t 3, coquettes 2, 3, 4. REGINA LENNON thespian society, vaudeville show, jr. prom committee, homecoming 2, 4, student gov’t 3, a.v. staff 3, field hockey 3, badminton 3. 4. 178 SENIORS Laura Leone Paul Llpsky Regina Lennon Grace Licata Steven Levinson Tracy Levi Timothy Loeffler Nancy Lofaro Carolyn Loiacono George Londono SENIORS 179 Timothy Lynch Susan McBride Barbara Luongo Susan Lutz Michael McCarthy Patricia McCarthy Eileen McCauley Keith McCormack William McCulloh 180 SENIORS STEVEN LORIA thespian produc- tions 2, 3, 4 VERA LOZINA “line taut pas tour- jours mettre les points sur les” nat’l honor society, french honor society, computer club, latin club ANDREW LUBAN (ange) “give me a break”, “i love it” varsity track 2, st. gov’t 3,4, thespian productions 4 BARBARA LUONGO “happy memories of yesterday, are tomor- row’s dreams come true” varsity soccer 2, 3, 4, winter track 2, 3, 4, ski club 4, jr. and sr. fund raisers SUSAN LUTZ (lurz) ViCA, marching band 2, 3, thespian productions 2, 3, 4 TIMOTHY LYNCH “the future’s uncertain, the end is always near” SUSAN McBRIDE (sue) “you know it don’t come easy” coquettes 2, 3, 4, homecoming 3 PATRICIA McCarthy (pattie) “we are one, after all, you and i, together we suffer together exist, and forever will recreate each other.” EILEEN McCAULEY” quickness ... NO!” KEITH McCORMACK “faces come out of the rain when your strange” baseball 2, 3, 4, ski club 3, 4, nat’l honor society SUSAN McDERMOTT if you can im- agine it you can achieve it. if you can dream it, you can become it. ANNETTE McGEOUGH (erin) “there is always tomorrow for a dream to come true” THOMAS McGUIRK (benny) swim team SUSAN McKENNA nat’l honor society ROBERT McKIBBIN (bob) TIMOTHY McMAUGH (tides) “good things come in small packages” Lisa McHugh i.A Robert McKeon Robert McKibbin Timothy McMaugh SENIORS 181 Abbie Mahler Maryann Macaluso Michael Malle Mitchell Malle Susan Manelski Rosemarie Manfredi Karen Mangels 102 SENIORS Deborah Mango David Mansbart EILEEN McQUADE “let the appoint- ments pass, let the laughter fill your glass, let your illusions last until they shatter.” student gov’t 1, 2, 3, 4, cheerleading 2,3. 4 EUGENE McVAY ”i don’t remember, i didn’t recall, i got no memory of anything at all.” GIGI MASS (gi) “what you don’t have in your head you have in your feet.” volunteer club 3, german club secretary 3, german honor society 4, secretary 3, computer club 3, secretary 4. MARYANN MACALUSO (shadow) ABBIE MAHLER “hey spuds, whip it good and stay sedated, gabbagabba hey and punk on.” LYNNEANN MAHONEY (lynniepooh- shroder froder) MICHAEL MALLE (buddy hollie) “super good” marching band, string of pearls, vaudeville, stage band, JV and V soccer, JV baseball, golf, track, V. wrestling, latin club, student gov’t. MITCHELL MALLE (little big man) “a chain is as strong as its weakest link.” winter track, spring track. SUSAN MANELSKI (dot) “when the heart is full of love — the world is full of beauty — rock’n roll forever.” ski club 2, 3, 4, yearbook photographer 4, tennis 4. Steve Maniaci Nancy Manke Lisa Marcella Gregory Marciano KAREN MANGELS “thank god it’s fri- day.” thespian shows. STEVE MANIACI (guissippe) “good morning it’s time for the morning an- nouncements. sound crew shows. DAVID MANSBART (dave) “a new day will dawn for those who stand long. wrestling. JOHN MAMORA jr (johnny M) “he's a good fellow, i can tell you that” Shakespeare, national honor society 3, 4, sophomore mixed chorus 2, chorale 3, 4, computer club 4, sr. class rep. 4. THEODORE MAROTTI (ted) varsity baseball 3,4 DEBORAH MANGO (mebbie dango) “keep on smilin” national honor society 3, 4, var. tennis 4, chorus 1, 2, 3, chorale 4, student gov’t 2, 3, jr. and sr. activities, publicity chairman 3, 4, yearbook finance editor 4. Dennis Markiet John Marmora Theodore Marotti SENIORS 183 Pamela Martin Jacqueline Martinez Elizabeth Mascha l David Martin Scott Marshall k ' i f lfc� t M Christopher Martin Robert Massucci Nancy Mayer Joseph Mayfield James Matthews 184 SENIORS r i U A Daniel Mercado Laura Mercurio Mary-Jo Meyer Monica Middeke Madelyn Melillo SCOTT MARSHALL (marcal, Moleman 2) “what’s the deal?” CHRISTOPHER MARTIN (marty) ‘Tm just happy to be here.” j.v. baseball 1, var. 2, 3, 4, j.v. basketball 2, var. 3, 4. DAVID MARTIN “finding someone you like is finding yourself.” newspaper, yearbook, student gov’t. PAMELA MARTIN “believe in yourself!” marching band, Spanish club, national honor society, thes- pians, Spanish honor society. JACQUELINE MARTINEZ (jacq) “a smile today will be gone tomorrow.” ELIZABETH MASCHA “to love and be loved is the greatest joy on earth.” national honor society 3, Spanish honor society 3. ROBERT MASCUCCI (yappy. obdenil’x) NANCY MAYER “don’t stop cookin’ til it boils over.” newspaper 1, thes- pians 3, 4, national honor society 3, 4, national honor society 3, 4, stu- dent gov’t 2, sr. class rep. 4, basket- ball 1, archery 2. JOSEPH MAYFIELD (guido) MADELYN MELILLO “to tanya, i love you as you grow, i hope you’ll find a friend in me, mommy!” DANIEL MERCADO (spaceman) “go for it” football, baseball, hockey, swimming, bowling. LAURA MERCURIO (weeble) “life is Jeanette Meyer an adventure for those with the courage to explore.” JEANETTE MEYER (wetsy, juan) “get up and do it again!” ski club 3, 4. MARY-JO MEYER j.v. volleyball 2, var. 3, tennis 2, var. 4, orchestra 4. MONICA MIDDEKE (mooooonie) “the world is in the palm of your hand, hold on to it.” german honor society, national honor society, ski club, student gov’t, tennis. DEBORAH MIGNOLI (debbie, big fig) “love wasn’t put in your heart to stay, love isn’t love till you give it away.” ski club. DONALD MILLER (millhead) football 1, 2, 3, 4, lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4. William Migliano Deborah Mignoli Donald Miller SENIORS 185 QIQNVO 981 TODD MILLER (ape) “It’s time to stop monkeying around.” ski club 3, 4, baseball 1, 2,3, 4. RONALD MILLET (elron hoover, spanky) sometimes we live no par- ticular way but our own. sometimes we visit your country and live in your house, sometimes we ride on your horses, sometimes we walk alone, sometimes the songs that we hear are just songs of our own. honor society 1, 3, 4, thespian 3, bus. manager 4, sr. class pres. 4, homecoming 3, 4, class activities 3, 4. ANTHONY MILONE (rocky) our fun and games are over, it’s time for all of us to face ‘reality' ” baseball, football. NANCY MINCK school was like a dream, i slept right thru it.” GENEMARIE MITACEK (g) if you're gonna do it, do it, enjoy it and don’t regret it. JONI MITCHELL wishing that maybe in a year or two we could laugh and let it all out.” BARBARA MOODY (moods) when the power of love overcomes the love of power, only then there will be peace. DIANE MORALES a.v. 3, 4, marching band 2, 3, 4, co-copy editor 3, bowl- ing 1, 3, 4, swimming 2. LILA MOORHOUSE (1) find love in the world peace in yourself and hap- piness in life. thespian society 2, 3, 4, homecoming 2. RAYMOND MORITZ (the ritz) give me a break BRENDA MONTERA (wheezy) if everything seems to be going well, you're obviously overlooking something! thespian 3, pres. 4, yearbook ass t editor 1, sr. editor 4, homecoming 3, 4, jr. and sr. fun- draising, prom committee 3, 4, stu- dent gov’t 2, 3, sr. council 4, sr. celebrity night coordinator 4, na- tional honor society 1, 3, 4, orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish club 2, 3. VIRGINIA MORRIS one of the plea- sant things about friendship . . . the do you remember moments. field hockey 1, 3, honor society, Spanish honor society, homecoming 4. KIMBERLY MORRISON a good life is graced with giving. sr. class treasurer 4, student gov’t 1, 2, 3, homecoming 2, 3, 4, yearbook 1, 2, 3, ass’t editor-in-chief 4, prom com- mittee 3, 4, german club 1. 2, 3, chorale 4, jr. and sr. fundraising. MICHAEL MORRONE (treacher head) the song remains the same. MARGARET MORRA now i can take the time, i can see my life as it comes up shining now. softball 2, tennis 3. BARBARA MURPHY (freebird) friendship is the greatest gift of all. THOMAS MULLIN money isn’t everything but it’s way ahead of whatevers in second place. DIANE MULLIGAN the only way to have a friend is to become one. or- chestra 1, 2, 3, yearbook 4, prom committee 3, 4. RENEE MURCH (nee, Murchie) all things work out for the good for those who love the Lord (Romans 8:28) John Miller Todd Miller Anthony Milone Nancy Minck Genemarie Mitacek Joni Mitchell Lisa Mistretta Margaret Morra Barbara Murphy Thomas Mullin Diane Mulligan Renee Murch SENIORS 189 RICHARD MYLOD (penquin, buzzy) of poems, prayers and promises and things that we believe in. how sweet it is to love someone, how right it is to care, how long it’s been since yesterday and what about tomor- row? and what about our dreams and all the memories we shared. madrigals 3, 4, all county chorus 3, 4, chorale 3 4 JERRELL NARDIELLO (moose) na- tional honor society, hockey. MALLORY NATHAN (turtle) do on to others then split. PAUL NEALON national honor socie- ty 3, 4, symphonic wind ensemble 2, 3, pres. 4, stage band 3, 4, marching band 3, baseball 1, 2, 4, football 1, 2. TIMOTHY NEALON (chief tim) if you can’t take a joke . . . don’t worry about it.” national honor society 3, 4, var. track 1, 2, 3. 4, indoor track 1, 2, 3, 4, soccer 2, 3, 4. LAURA NEUMANN (neuffy) to be a good schmagagy. NELLIE NICHAYONACK (nicky) if life is a bowl of cherries, why am i in the pits. national honor society, Spanish honor society. JENNIFER NIEBUHR (jenny-jean) as the circle of light increases so does the circumference of the dark which surrounds it. einstein student gov’t 2, 3, 4, roundtable 2, sec. 3, pres. 4, jr. class sec. 3. sr. class rep. 4, ski club 2, 3, tennis 4. JENNIFER NIGGEMEIR (jeeber, joyce, nig) trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding, in all ways acknowledge him and he shall direct thy paths. (Proverbs 3:5, 6) german honor society 3, pres. 4, honor socie- ty 3. 4, pearl drops 3, 4. madrigals 4, all county chorus 2, 3, 4, sr. play 2. JEAN NOLAN (jean bean) whatever Laura Neumann Nellie Nichayonack ARLENE O'CONNELL if you don’t know, i’m not gonna tell ya! MARYELLEN O DEA special joys and special places, special friends together, the moments pass so quickly but the memories are forever. student gov’t 2, 3, 4, homecoming 2, 3, 4. LISA ODIERNA (tiny, b.b.) don’t stop til you get enough. STEPHEN OLES (franny) ain’t no way jose.’’ GINA OLIVA (gee) life is a precious picture, paint is with care. CYNTHIA OLSON (cindy) remember yesterday dream about tomorrow but live today. coquettes 3, 4, homecoming 2, 4, volunteer club 2, ski club 2. EDWARD O’REILLY (irish, eddie o) if i leave here tomorrow would you still remember me for i must be traveling on now. cause there’s too many places i’ve got to see.” ski club, football, lacrosse. KATHLEEN ORT (krazy kat, kit kat) what lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. national honor society, fundraising 4. Jerrell Nardiello Timothy Nealon I Jennifer Niebuhr 190 SENIORS Jennifer Nlggemeler Maryellen Odea Jean Nolan Jonathan Novotny Lisa Odierna George O'Grady Arlene O'Connell Stephen Oles Cynthia Olson Edward O’Reilly Kathleen Ort Gina Oliva SENIORS 191 Margaret O’Shea Veronica Parillo Kathleen Parisen Laura Papacuri David Pascucci James Pascullo Richard Pastore 192 SENIORS Margaret O’Shea (peggy) “what lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” Joe Panico ski club. Tania Papadakis “there’s no business like show business.” thespian society 2, 3, newspaper 2. Laura Papacuri (paps) “you know you’ve met someone special when say ing good-bye is so damn awful.” VICA, homecoming 3, student gov’t. Veronica Parillo (ket) “when you have love every day seems brighter.” coquettes 3. Kathleen Parisen (katie o’grady) “we may never pass this way again.” sr. class rep. 4. David Pascucci (dave) newspaper, ski club. Richard Pastore “camaro’s rule!” var. football. Christine Patwell (wobbles) “everybody knows this is no where.” Frank Pellicane (spanky) John Perez “all things must pass. (George Harrison) thespian society pari. 4. Arlene Pershinsky (arl) “gimme a break” student gov’t, ski club. Donna Pesonen (kangaroo) “let the dis appointments pass, let the laughter fi' your glass.” Lisa Peters “the times when we wer happy, were the times we never tried.’ (Jackson Browne) John Petra (plain, petera) if everything seems to be going well, you’re obviously overlooking something.” newspaper photo editor 4, student gov’t 1, 2, pari 3, math team 1, marching band 1 national honor society 3, 4, french clut 3, 4, roundtable 4, junior and senior class, yearbook 4 Jeff Petrick (panda) they’re getting better every year.” marching band. Lisa Pfaeffle (feff) love and friendship are two words that go together, to be friends you must love, and to love you must be friends.” cheerleading 2, 3, co- captain 4, chorus 2, 3, chorale 4, madri- gals, pearl drops, national honor soci- ety, homecoming. Kim Pillar (little one) volleyball, basket- ball, softball. Christine Patwell Arlene Pershinsky Donna Pesonen SENIORS 193 Steve Poulos Kathleen Pruziner Gregory Polll Victoria Puccio Lori Putnam 194 SENIORS JOHN PISAN “too much of everything is just enough!” REGINA PISCITELLI comet newspaper copy editor 4. GREGORY POLLI (greg) ski club 1, 2, 4, football 1, 2, 3, 4, basketball 1, baseball 2,3, 4. ERIN POWERS “don’t stop till you get enough.” national honor society, homecoming 2, 4, yearbook 4, manager volleyball 4. DONALD PRICE (radical) “she’s so fine.” bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. VICTORIA PUCCIO (froggie) “be pa- tient with yourself grow in your own way in your own time, you don’t have to know where you’re going as long as you’re on your way.” national honor society 3, 4, volunteer club sec. 3, pres. 4, comet newspaper production manager 3, editor 4. LORI PUTNAM (lor) “smile, it makes people wonder what you’re up to.” honor society 1. WILLIAM QUINN (quincy) “give me a break!” student gov’t 2. ANNE RABBITT (rabbitt) ”if your heart is full of love; you always have something to give.” yearbook 4, prom committee 3, 4, fund raising 4, homecoming 4. CATHY RABELL (much) “go for it, for if you don’t you will never know if you could have had it.” yearbook 3, photo editor 4, thespians 3, 4, girl’s chorus, homecoming 4, fund raising 3, 4, sr. celebrity, sr. entertainment. Laura Reinheimer Richard Reichert Matthew Reverri KATHLEEN RAFUSE “what shall it profit a man to gain a fortune but lose his soul.” MATHEW REVERRI “you only live once, so do it up.” band pres. 4, basketball. THOMAS REYNOLDS (tom) “fly on free bird you’re free at last.” student gov’t 3. BERNARD RICCA “go for it.” basketball, baseball. Thomas Reynolds Philip Rezoagli Bernard Ricca SENIORS 195 Kathleen Roell Alicia Rogers David Rolland Doug Romeo 196 SENIORS Raymond Roslewicz CHRISTOPHER RILEY (strch. mr. rodgers) can you say neighbor? it’s a special feeling. thespian society, sr. council rep. 4, basketball 3, 4. ELLEN RIZZI (little riz) the road goes on forever. CARLA RIZZUTO (yitty) what are you F.B.O.? ski club 3, 4. EVAN ROBERTS (punkman) give me a break! student gov’t 2, 3, track 2. PAUL ROBERTS (berts) you should be diggin it while it’s happenin cause it just might be a one shot deal SUSAN ROCKWOOD (rocky, rockhead) tri-m 3, pres. 4, yearbook art editor 4, national honor society, sr. class rep. 4, symphonic wind ensemble 2, 3, 4, orchestra 4, mar- ching band 2, 3, 4, prom committee 1, 3, 4, homecoming 2, 3, 4, shows 3, Maureen Rubin 4. JOHN RODNEY (lovie) football 1. 2, 3, 4, lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN ROELL (redd) if you love something set it free, if it comes back, it’s yours, if it doesn’t it never was. ALICIA ROGERS special joys and special places, special friends together — the moments pass so quickly but the memories are forever.” ski club 2, coquettes 2, 3. DOUG ROMEO time loves a hero, but only time will tell. tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, ski club. RAYMOND ROSLEWICZ there’s nothing better for the head than the music of the grateful dead. ROSEANN ROSSETTI (roe) a friend Frank Russillo Catherine Russo Robert Ryan is someone who knows the worst of you, but thinks the best of you. ski club. JENNIFER ROUHANI (barbara Strei- sand) disco is 1! bowling team, tennis team. MAUREEN RUBIN don’t walk before me, i may not follow, don’t walk behind me i may not lead, just walk beside me and be my friend. FRANK RUSSILLO (twit) chorale 3, 4, thespian society 3, 4, tennis team. CATHERINE RUSSO (roos) i love you enough to let you run, but far too much to let you fly. MARIE RYAN yearbook photographer 4. Marie Ryan Richard Ryan SENIORS 197 Anthony Saracino Joseph Sarandrea Alexander Sardi Usa Sardi Virginia Scarola 198 SENIORS Eric Schmidt ELAINE SCHACHNER (stuff) mar- ching band, thespian 3 FRANCESCA SCHETTINI (frannie) “i am not afraid of tomorrow, for i have seen yesterday and i love today, italian club, volunteer club. ERNEST SCHIEFERSTEIN (ern the burn) “jimi hendrix” “i am what i am thank God!” DEBORAH SCHUCK “God made all the creatures and gave them out love and our fear, to give sign, we and they are his children, one family here.” honor society DEBBIE SCHWARTZ “i shall pass through this world but once, any good therefore that i can do, let me do it now, let me not defer or neglect it for i shall not pass this way again.” homecoming 4, student government. KARL SCHWEITZER (blueberry) “ragbag, go blue.” GINA SEBASTIANO student gov’t 1, 2, soph, vice pres. 2, coquettes 2, 3, captain 4, thespian society 3, 4, honor society 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish honor society 2, 3, 4, senior celebrity night 1, 4, chorus 2, 3, 4, senior entertainment 2. 3. 4. LAWRENCE SAILOR (howard) “feed me food.” ERIC SAKK (beebot, cool er) “what a long year it’s been, ikle what? does this really happen, take it easy.” JOHN SALAMONE “your just another worm in the big apple.” JOHN SALATA (haney) “do unto others before they do unto you.” math club, ski club, basketball MICHAEL SALATTO (super good) “take the therapy it’s worth the money.” marching comets, stage band, concert band STEVEN SANDLER (skyme) NANCY SANTORIELLO “if God for us, who can be against us” (romans 8:31) national honor society, sym- phonic band, orchestra, marching band. ANTHONY SARACIANO (tony) “ah give me a break.” track 2, winter track 2 ALEXANDER SARDI “i’ll think about it tomorrow. chorale 3, 4, shows 2. LISA SARDI “life is a mystery to be lived, not a problem to be solved.” student gov’t 3, homecoming 4, fund raising 3, 4, cheerleading 1, 2, var. 3, 4 VIRGINIA SCAROLA “a few more times that i can say ... i’ve loved these days.” (Billy Joel) sr. class sec. 4, Spanish honor society, national honor society, homecoming, Spanish club, ski club, all county chorus, stu- dent gov’t, madrigals, pearl drops, shows 2, fund raising 3, 4, sr. prom, var. tennis 2, 3,4, var. volleyball 2, 3. Debbie Schwartz Karl Schweitzer Gina Sebastiano SENIORS 199 CANDID 201 LISA SEDLACEK (lee) “friendship is like the sky it lasts forever and ever.” cheerleading 2, 3, 4, marching band 2, 3, ski club 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA SELLITTO (kitten, little one) “born to run” shows 2. LORINE SEYFFARTH “yeah really” a.v. staff, band, softball. NANCY SHANNON (sweet pea. grandma) “look to this day for yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision,” student gov’t, homecoming, ski club. GAIL SHARP “wisdom: difficult to acquire; hard to counterfeit, and im- possible to lose.” national honor society, Spanish honor society. CHRISTINE SHEA (chris) “love lost, such a cost, give me things that won’t get lost.” NUALA SHEKLETON (snuggums) “oh pwesedeead.” PATRICK SHERRY (mulhall) “what’s all this then?” Jr. class fundraising, Sr. class fundraising. THOMAS SHOLL “there is so much to do in life and so little time to do it in.” STAN SIENKIEWICZ (stosh) “you can’t always get what you need.” comet newspaper cartoonist. JAY SILBERGLEIT “laziness robs us of everything.” national honor socie- ty 3, computer club 4, math team. THERESA SIMCO (simps) “each day holds its own magic.” national honor society, symphonic band 2, 3, 4, or- chestra 4, v. tennis 2, 3, v. field hockey 2, j.v. volleyball 2, v. 3, 4. MICHAEL SINGER (mike) “space is what i need, it’s what i feed on.” foot- ball 2,3, 4, baseball 2,3, 4. ROY SKRYNECKI “freedom coming my way.” MARYBETH SMITH (smitty) “remember to tell all those around you how much you love them before they’re gone and you have to tell them how much you miss them.” cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH SMITH thespian society 2, 3, 4, student gov’t 2, 3, french honor society 3, 4, german honor society 3, pres. 4. JOSEPH SOKENIS (joe, moose) “no reason to get excited the thief he kindly spoke there are many here among us who think that life is but a joke.” ski club 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT SOKOL (bob) “the times they are a changing.” comet newspaper bus. manager 4. “•‘n hW-T Patricia Sellitto Lisa Sedlacek Nancy Shannon Gail Sharp Lorine Seyffarth Christine Shea Michael Sheehan Nuala Skekleton Patrick Sherry 202 SENIORS Dawn Siegel Naomi Silverman Theresa Simco Michael Singer Roy Skrynecki Stan Sienkiewicz Jay Silbergleit fc� '' Marybeth Smith 4S Kenneth Smith Joseph Sokenis Robert Sokol SENIORS 203 Steve Sokol Thomas Solaski Rosemary Sommers Robert Sportiello THOMAS SOLASKI honor society, varsity soccer 2, 3, 4. DONNA SOLOWAY (donna sue) is it friday yet? ROSEMARY SOMMERS (ro) love is that special feeling where one and one is far more than two. national honor society 1, 2, 3, 4, student gov't, ski club, homecoming. CHARLES SQUIRES (chuck) live for today, plan for tomorrow, learn from yesterday. computer club 2, 3, president 4, math team, national honor society, Spanish honor society, stage band. MICHAEL STANKOWIT2 (mike) don’t worry about it!” JAMES STAROPOLI (rooster) basketball 3, 4. FRANK STAVRIANOS the lunatic is in my head, you raise the blade, you make the change, you rearrange me till i’m sane — Pink Floyd. wrestling team. AL STEFANELLI (creeper) a man who wishes to make a living by being good, friendly, and kind must come to pain by those who don’t. a.v. 2, 3, 4, particle 2, 3, thespian society 1, 2, 3, 4, gong show 2. WALTER STENBORG (wait) national honor society, ski club. ROBIN STERN (frog, rob) il ne faut pas toujours mettre les points sur les. roundtable 2, 3, 4, secretary 4, french club, chamber players, or- chestra, student gov’t, sr. class rep. DIANE STIEHLE(di) ALAN STEINHAUER everyone believes in something, right now i believe i’ll have another beer. ski club, varsity football. DIANE STEINHAUER (dimples) special joys and special places, special friends together — the moments pass so quickly but the memories are forever. yearbook 3, 4, prom committee 3, 4. RALPH STIEVELING german club. TARA STOFSKY (ta) ROBERT STRACK newspaper 2, basketball 1, bowling 3, 4. Charles Squires Michael Stankowitz 204 SENIORS f CP Donna Soloway Robert Sprague James Staropoli Frank Stavrianos Diane Stiehle Karen Stevenson Linda Still Tara Stofsky Robert Strack SENIORS 205 Joseph Suarez David Straub DAVID STRAUB (davey s., gumpy, strauby) “i, no everything. national honor society 3, 4, sr. fun raiser, symphonic wind ensemble 2, 3, 4, vice-pres. 4, orchestra 2, 3, 4. mar- ching band 2, 3, 4, student dir. 4, stage band 3, 4, pippin, spring musical ’81, all-state wind ensemble 4, yearbook 4, numerous committees 1 2 3 4 etc JOHN SULLIVAN (sully) football 2, winter track 2, 3, 4, spring track 2. 3, 4. Thomas Sullivan Susan Sussman PATRICK SULLIVAN (pat) soph, mix- ed chorus, chorale 2, 3, 4. CAROL SUGGETT (snapper) life is a series of hellos and goodbyes, i’m afraid it’s time for goodbye again. THOMAS SULLIVAN honor society, jr. class pres., ski club 2, 4, j.v. soc- cer 3, varsity soccer 4. LOUIS SULLO(lou) SUE SUSSMAN (suss) and so it’s time to change our ways ..ski club 2, 3, 4, national honor society. Spanish honor society, chorus 2, 3. chorale 4, pearldrops 4, student gov’t, prom. comm. 3. 4, homecom- ing, sr. class rep., girls’ varsity tennis 2 3 4. PETER TADDONIO This is the strangest life i’ve ever lived. ROBERT TARONE (bob) skiing. MARYJO SWEIZER what lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.‘ coquettes 2, 3, 4, sr. class fund raisers. SUSAN TEPPNER (tubby) there is a new world somewhere, they call the promised land. WILLIAM THEIS (bill) you probably scream and cry that your little won’t let you go but who in your weasly lit- tle world are you trying to prove that you’re made out of gold and can’t be sold. MATTHEW TAUBMAN (C.p.o.) it is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.” national honor society, french honor society, computer club, h.r. rep. 3. DONNA TAYLOR one life is all you have to live, love is all you have to give. KATHLEEN THOMAS (mickey) to love is to place your happiness in that of another. j.v. softball, class sec. 2, jr. prom, yearbook asst, publicity editor 4. MIKE TIGHE (t. bone) hockey PHILLIP TOOLE (p.g.t.) what’s good for g.m. is good for the country. roundtable club, computer club pres. 4. ELLEN TOPCZEWSKI i can’t just sit still when everything seems alright, i worry about not knowing what will happen next. 206 SENIORS MaryJo Sweizer Matthew Taubman Kathleen Thomas Donna Taylor Mike Tighe Philip Toole Ellen Topczewski SENIORS 207 Jacques Vaney Donna Unger Andrew Vonpodlesski Pamela Vazquez Patricia Vazquez Barbara Viscegile 208 SENIORS ■ ROY TRAPASSO “indians scattered ion dawns highway bleeding, ghosts crowd the young child’s fragile egg shell mind.” VICKY TROPEANO “latter cheeses” ANN TRUBINSKI (isotope, anner) “it is chance that makes brothers; but hearts that make friends.” homecoming, marching band, Spanish club, national honor society, soccer. DONNA UNGER (bons) “seems as ‘hough, i’ll walk these halls forever, seems as though these faces will never change, but life is approaching and i’m leaving to meet it.” thespians 2, 3, coquettes 4, chorus 2, 3, all county chorus 4, prom committee 1, 3, 4. ROBERT VAHAMONDE (duke, pete, hooter) wrestling. MONIQUE VANMOL (nikki) “i only demand one thing in life and that is respect, i will accept nothing less.” FBLA 3, 4. PAMELA VAZQUEZ j.v. field hockey 1, var. 2, 3, j.v. volleyball 1, 2, var. 3, 4, j.v. basketball 1, 2, var. 3, 4, j.v. softball 2, var. 3,4, track 1. PATRICIA VAZQUEZ (weezy) “the happiest times are spent with your friends.” j.v. volleyball 1, 2, var. 3, 4, ar. field hockey 2, 3, var. basketball A 3, 4, var. softball 2, 3, 4, national honor society. BARBARA VISCEGLIE “happiness is tot always measured by smiles.” cheerleading 2, 4, j.v. captain 3, chorus 1,2, 3, fundraising 4. ANDREW VONPODLESSKI (rooskie) MARCIA VRONA leaders club 1, ski club 4, latin club 4, roundtable 4, j.v. fteld hockey 1, var. 2, 3, j.v. volleyball 1,2, var. 3, 4, j.v. basketball 1, 2, var. 3, prom committee 3, 4, sr. rep. 4, national honor society. HENRY WAHL (crazy harry, wildman) do it up.” ROSEMARIE WALL (bassethound) always take the time to say what’s n your heart.” VICA, volunteer club. MNCY WALSH “if you love something set it free, if it comes back it is yours, if not, it never was.” madrigals 4, pearl drops 4. VIRGINIA WAYTE (chubby checks) shmer” soccer. PETER WEILER ski club 4. ROBERT WEINBERG (bob) “i’ve made it a point never to let school in- terfere with my education.” sports Photographer. Rosemarie Wall Kathryn Weidanz Peter Weiler Virginia Wayte Robert Weinberg SENIORS 209 Carol Wanner Patricia Wenzel Theresa Werner Kathy Westerberg Edward Wheaton Theresa Wheeler Lynda Whitson 210 SENIORS Maryellen Wiedenhaefer Laura Wolff PETER WEISGERBER for God SO loved the world that He gave His only begotten son, and who ever believes In Him will (not perish but,) have everlasting life. (John 3:16) sym- phonic wind ensemble, trl-m, shows, marching band, stage band, v. cross country 1, 2, 3, v. and winter track 1, 2,3. BARBARA WELSH sometimes it takes as much courage to resist as it does to go ahead. basketball 2,3. CHRISTINE WENDER live life to the fullest. CAROL WENNER national honor society. PAUL WENZEL (weasel) wrestling. RICHARD WERNER (rick) THERESA WERNER (terri) 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.” KATHY WESTERBERG (huggy) what is, is what was — was — what will be — was, what is again — someday. homecoming 3, 4, sr. rep. 4, thespian 3, 4, yearbook 4, chorale. EDWARD WHEATON (ed, hugee, squee) THERESA WHEELER (ter i) remember when we were in Africa. LYNDA WHITSON (whitty) “i am not afraid of tomorrow for i have seen yesterday and i love today. ski club 2, 3, 4, sr. class vice-pres. 4. MARYELLEN WEIDENHAEFER (wied) a friend is a gift you give yourself.” v. tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, student gov't 2,3. DENISE WILLIAMS (dee) the river is wide, i can not see nor do i have wings to fly. Give me a boat that can carry two and both shall row my love and i.” ski club, VICA, yearbook. MARGARETANNE WILLIAMS if we are ever to enjoy life, now is the time. Today should always be our most wonderful day. french club 2, 3, 4, latin club 4, ski club 4, roundtable 4, winter track, cross-country, field hockey, spring track. MICHAEL WILLIAMS (mike) PETER WOODCHEKE (woody) do it yourself. Denise Williams Margaretanne Williams - Debra Winter Thomas Wilson Steven Wong Peter Woodcheke SENIORS 211 Paul Yanopulos Virginia Yanuchi Ricca Yao Arthur Zagorski Michael Zaino Lisa Zelasko Lisa Zimmer Sam Zito Paul Zorovich Patricia Zwilinski 212 SENIORS PAUL YANOPULOS (extra) “winners never puke. ski club, comet year- book 4, var. baseball. VIRGINIA YANUCHI this is the end, my only friend the end. (G. Morri- son) RICCA YAO my light always be with you even unto the darkest hours of the night. honor society 1, 3, 4, tri-m 3, vice-pres. 4, jr. class vice-pres. 3, yearbook treas. 1, clubs editor 4, orchestra 1, 2, 3, pres. 4, student gov't 1, 2, 3, Spanish honor society 3, 4, field hockey 1,3. ARTHUR ZAGORSKI (ziggy) jr. and var. football. LISA ZIMMER let me stop this wheel of karma. Let me stop the hanos of time. ski club 3, 4, french club 4, yearbook 4, homecoming 3, chorale, chorus. PAUL ZOROVICH (buckoo) ski club, yearbook 4. CAMERA SHY Diane Bennett Deborah Berger Michael Brown Keith Burt Ann Chmela Janet Cohen Russell Colver Rich Canavor Chris Daly Jean Dillion David Donahue Joseph Edie Drew Eidel Rich Enderle Lynda Farley Jeffrey Foster John Franco Brian Fulgham Herbert Fulton Carla Ann Gibney Steve Giordino Dawn Girox Steven Girox Theresa Gleixner Kevin Glynn Andrew Grayson Jacqueline Haas John Hammond Dina Haupt Carol Held John Hickey Jimmy Hoffman Susan Kelly Rich Kershow David Kessler Steve Knapp Kevin Kowaeski Gary Dandrea Thomas Lopolla Stephen L’Ecuyer Maureen Lennox Tim McMaush Larry Maduras Jim Massaro John Massaro Karen Mattejak Kevin Mayz Owen McCabe Jeffery McDonough Anne McEvoy Patricia McGowen Chris Morozowski Ronald Morris Lawrence Nathan Danny Otting William Poynter Frank Reddy Fredrick Rose Donna Ruggiero Joseph Rudowsky Pattiann Salkeld Leslie Scully Eric Shah Sheryl Silber George Simon Sherly Small Charles Smith Mariann Smith Janice Soncini Joseph Sorce James Stevenson Doreen Staub Louis Stepkowski Jimmy Topka Joseph Viola Robert Walicki Jeff Walkowiak Joanne Wallace Cathy Whalen Frank York Robert Zallwick Theodore Zinzeris SENIORS 213 214 CANDID Say cheese Yea right! The leader's of the school! Long and silky CANDID 215 REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS — CLASS OF 1981 Michael Berman James Boehmler Denise Boyajian John Bradley Barbara Conboy James Devlin Cindi DiMarzo Brian Drier David Essex Geraldine Farley Joseph Filazzola Howard Friedman Patricia Galkowski Mary Glenn Sharon Grace Ellie Greenblatt Gary Koutsoubis Pamela Martin Elizabeth Mascha Karen Mattejat Anne McEvoy Renee Murch Jerrell Nardiello Paul Nealon John Petra John Rodney David Rolland Nancy Santoriello Gina Sebastiano Jay Silbergleit Kenneth Smith Robert Sokol Thomas Solaski les Squires Alan Steinhauer traub Thomas Sullivan Philip Toole Ann Trubinski David Sti FOREIGN RELATIONS Hi! My name is Ingrid Bergqvist and I’m an exchange student from Sweden. I live in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. It is a beautiful city with many interesting things to do. In Sweden, I go to the Gymnasium school which corresponds to high school in the United States. The difference is that my school is voluntary, much harder and instead of eight classes we have fifteen. When I’m free from school, I meet my friends and we have a lot of fun together. I’m here in the United States for a year to live with an American family and to attend school. I like Hicksville High School and am enjoying my visit here in the States. i • -A Hi! My name is Chris Landmark and I am an exchange student from Orbo, Norway. I came to visit the United States to attend high school and visit with life here in America. I am enjoying living in Hicksville and learning about your culture. My school in Norway is very different from the Hicksville High School. It is much smaller, but I find the differences interesting. I enjoyed participating in school activities such as the Hicksville High School Varsity Basketball team. Hi! This is Danny Sharkey sending greetings from Sweden. I came here to Marsta, a suburb of Stockholm, in August 1980, as an exchange student with the American, Scadanavian Student Exchange. I am attending a brand-new gymnasium taking a program with many more aca- demic subjects than in the States. Most subjects are attended only once or twice weekly, so the program varies from day to day. I enjoy hopping the train into Stockholm: a very interesting city, a bit of old and a bit of new and a lot of waterways in between. As an exchange student I look forward to an audience with the King and to attend the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony. When I’m not busy with school work, I take drama lessons or enjoy parties and I recently flew in a small private plane to the northern part of Sweden and did some successful net fishing. I hope to do a lot of skiing, skating and traveling around this part of the world. Hoping to see you all at graduation. FOREIGN RELATIONS 217 r Miss James beat you one on one. Go back 2 spaces. Sit next to Ricca Yao. Advance 20 spaces in rank. SAT score of 420 combined. Go to kindergarten. (7 rT rnk Managed to find your Guidance Counselor not on a lunch break. Advance 2 spaces. After 6 months of forged notes, the one day the lady calls home, your note is real. Ad- vance 3 spaces. Locker jammed and you found a custodian. Ad- vance 2 spaces. Go to nurse for sore throat. Receive one band-aid. Girl of your dreams stolen by the Capt. of wrestling. Go hide. (_ J i GRADUATION GAME Found a bathroom that was open. Ad- vance 2. You listen to PA announcements. Lose 4 spaces but gain 3 hours sleep. Cut gym four times and can't graduate. Go back to start. Find a good number on the bathroom wall. Advance 3 spaces. Drove into Mr. Rusch’s car. Start over. m Si S) 1 •0 You agree with the Comet editorials. Go back 3 spaces. c C i c Your teacher is absent. Advance 2 spaces. Ate school pizza. Lose turn and stomach. Caught in the breezeway. Go back 3 spaces. Snow Day! Ad- vance 3 spaces. 218 You are a Senior and have an eighth period class. Ha! Ha! You have Mr. Horne for eighth period. Give up! Looked for pool on the 4th floor. Go back 3 spaces. Sent to in-school detention. Lose turn and all rights as a human being. Sat calmly through the Saturday night version of the Senior Variety Show. Advance 2 spaces. Can’t find your receipt on Mrs. Jonason’s desk. Too bad. Go back 2 spaces. Cafeteria food turns you on. So does heart burn. Hall guard you cursed out is your next semester teacher. See Guidance. Turned all candy money into Mrs. J. Advance 3 spaces. Promoted to Commander of Mr. Sparr’s A.V. squad.Lose turn. You are over- joyed about be- ing accepted to Nassau Com- munity. Stop and think. Can’t get Prom date. Go with Dad. Realize that the only way to be happy in school is to go as little as possible. Ad- vance 1 space. Took Mr. Lovette’s class. Learned to do it in the dark. CONGRATULA- TIONS! You made it to graduation. Ad- vance token to next box. s I 220 CANDID SNOdlVd ZZZ SNOdlVd International House of Pancakes 100 W. Old Country Rd. Hicksville, N.Y. 11801 516-822-4670 516-931-0303 DRUG KING PHARMACY 518 Old Country Rd. Plainview, N.Y. 11803 ALAN SIROT NINO CARNOVALE Good Luck to the Claes of ’81 FISCHBACH AND MOORE INCORPORATED Electrical Installations AN ORGANIZATION THAT HAS TO ITS CREDIT EVERY CONCEIVABLE TYPE OF INSTALLATION 224 AO SEAMAN EISEMANN, INC. Since 1889 Underwriters of All Lines of Insurance Over 700 Years of Experience in Our Entire Staff Assures Complete Attention to All Your Insurance Requirements Including Life, Accident and Sickness and IRA Plans 167 Broadway, Hicksville, L.l. 11802 Phone 931-0600 “Help Beautify Long Island” AD 225 GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE CLASS of ’81 RAYMOND L. RUSCH PRINCIPAL BRIDAL WORLD 1230 STEWART AVENUE BETHPAGE, N.Y. LARGE SELECTION OF PROM GOWNS FLOWERS BY PETER KENNY 69 Jerusalem Ave. 931-7481 Best Wishes to the Class of ’81 MONTANA AGENCY, INC. Real Estate Insurance Charles I. Montana Class of ’34 J A EXXON SERVICENTER 115 No. Broadway, Hicksville, NY Wells 8-3600 931-0826 AVINESv LIQUORS PROPERLY ACEO 499 E. Old Country Rd. Hicksville, N.Y. 11801 aurora liquors imported wines and liquors 390 Woodbury Rd . Hicksville. N Y 11801 (516) 681-3170 Straub Music BART STRAUB Q. and £nti.xtalnnu.nt 381 South Oyster Bay Road Plainview. N. Y. 11803 433-6969 VlZZA 516-681-2442 RAIMO PIZZA ITALIAN FOOD SAL MANNINO 380 WOODBURY ROAD HICKSVILLE. N.Y. 11801 ADS 227 931-8685 JOROS SERVICE STATION ROAD SERVICE AND REPAIRS OLD COUNTRY RD. W. CARL ST. HICKSVILLE 931-2995 CHROMA PAINT Auto • Home • Industrial 154 Broadway Hicksville, New York 11801 228 AD THERE’S JUST ONE NAME TO REMEMBER WHEN BUYING OR LEASING YOUR NEXT CAR RY OUDSMOBUE 777 So. Oyster Bay Rd. BETH PAGE wtfuptulatkw! Class cf 'Si President ..........Han. cMilkt Vtw. msuuai.........Lancia. Watson, $zmt«ry..............Gwny iScarala Ifmsum . ............Jim J lcrrism, Class J wisor........J(is Outline Jenasort ADS 229 232 CANDID DELMA STUDIOS INC Our Official Photographer 225 Park Avenue South New York, N.Y. 10003 234 AOS with Marine training if you have the desire to be one of the best, we II bring out the best in you- m whatever you do And there are hun- dreds of exciting and rewarding career jobs open to you with the Marines Get the facts now Call The Few.The Proud.The Marines. Good Luck to the Graduates! 687- 0898 61 North Broadway Hicksville, NY (516) 822-1234 340 W. Old Country Rd. Hicksville. NY 11801 Sgt. E. Loch ALADDIN FLORAL CORP. 109 Levittown Parkway Hicksville, New York 822-2211 Best Wishes Flowers for All Occasions Steve to the 1981 Graduating Congratulations! Class (516)822-7320 PIZZA TOWN 616 South Oyster Bay Rd. Hicksville, NY 11801 WOODLAND AVENUE PTA ADS 235 BURNS Phone 931-0220 AVENUE PTA PETER’S FRENCH CLEANERS TAILORS Congratulates the Class of '81 422 Jerusalem Avenue on Reaching a Most Important Hicksville, N.Y. 11801 Goal. May It be One of Many!!! (Allied Shopping Center) Pana8onic Fuji Motobecane KHS Vista ABBOTT’S HICKSVILLE BIKES FLORIST Large Display of 10 Speed Bikes All Bicycles Fully Assembled Sales Part8 Service Acce88ories Tk All Occasions Expert Repairs on All Bikes We Deliver... Authorized Dealer Discounts on All Prom 204 Old Country Road 1 AA® JLj Hicksville 1 M Corsages for Hicksville High School Corner of Newbridge Road ill 'I Route 106 VXJSr 1 V. I Next to King Kullen In (516)931-9347 438 Jerusalem Avenue Hicksville — Levittown (Allied Shopping Center) 236 ADS Mongoose Ross Raleigh Rampar 238 CANDID HtfH HicKsvilie Senior High 1980 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE fOOIUll SCHtOUlI CANDID 239 STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1981 A new beginning... to serve and to improve our school. President: John Petra Vice-President: Debbie Mango Secretary: Mary VanDerlaske Treasurer: Dorothea Antonio Advisors: Mr. Passimente Mr. Munch The MODERN MUSIC MASTERS HONOR SOCIETY (TRI-M) THESPIAN SOCIETY TROUPE 2125 President: Brenda Montera Business Manager: Ron Millet Historian: Doris Dill Parliamentarian: John Perez Advisor: J. V. Crucilla Wishes the Class of ’81 the Best of Luck in the Years to Come. President: Susan Rockwood Vice President: Ricca Yao Secretary: Peter Rubins Treasurer: Peter Weisgerber Historian: Paul Nealon Faculty Advisor: Mr. Buttice CALDA PIZZA Le Cercle Francais de Hicksville felicite la classe terminale de 1981 TANTI AUGURI ALLA CLASSE DI 1981 “the best you’ve ever eaten” Eat in Take Out Old Country Road (Corner of Halsey Street) Hicksville, NY ... Italian Club and Italian Honor Society ADS 243 But PRACTICE is the KEY to it. LANE President: Diane Sullivan Vice-President: Steve Briody Secretary: Liz Dick Treasurer: Tina Previte Advisor: Mrs. Carpenter Keep Smiling Class of '82 President: Sheila Rogers Vice-President: Maureen Roach Secretary: Carolyn Reul Treasurer: Kathy Panetta Advisor: Mrs. Daley 244 ADS Lozci 190 0X1) COUrtTRy ROUP HICK5YIU.E ■5p£cifllizi'ivq in ; V EDDirtg5 OILK FLOWER5 Vi fl FRUIT 8R5KET5 Vl FuNERA L5 DfliTER CflRP qn.EmES5 6 81-66 8Z GOLDMAN UNIFORMS SPORTING GOODS ATHLETIC AND INDUSTRIAL FOOTWEAR ;Felicitaciones a la clase de ’81! Augustina de Aragon” Chapter National Spanish Honor Society SERVING SCHOOLS, CLUBS, INDUSTRY 183 SOUTH BROADWAY, HICKSVILLE, N. Y. Phone 516 - 931-0441 jSalud, Dinero, Amor... y anos para disfruitarlos! H.H.S. SPANISH CLUB Love, — the 1981 Yearbook Staff OLD COUNTRY DELICATESSEN “Home of Good Food” WE5-2700 Open Daily Until 10:00 200 Old Country Rd. Hicksville, NY CANDID 249 Societas Latina Hicksviilae dicit gratulationes classi MCMLXXXI Congratulates the Der Deutsche Klub Graduating Class of 1981! gratuliert den Schulabagangern 1981 und wunscht ihnen alles Gute! We wish you health, happiness and success. Meetings: Tuesdays Room: 333 t O « ° and Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 From the: OLD COUNTRY ROAD PTA Coach: Mrs. Karish The MATH TEAM wishes the Class of '81 the best of luck and success in the future. “The Irrational Numbers” Pres: Charles Squires Captain: Brian Drier VP: Jay Silbergleit COMPUTER CLUB Wishes the Class of '81 and our graduating members the best of success. Faculty Advisors: Mr. S. Solosky Mr. F. Brown Executive Board: Philip Toole Jay Silbergleit Gigi Maas Marc Schoenfeld 250 ADS a t u a t Class of 1981 From the HICKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Alumni Association FOUR QUEENS ICE CREAM at the Plaza in Mid-Island Featuring: Alpen Zauber, Natural Ice Cream Weigh of Life Low Cal Ice Cream HOLDEN’S STATIONERY 79 Broadway Hicksville, NY 11801 ConarcdtdatLons and fie$t Viisfus Jor success happiness in the future. Vihllet (h)e (g 1981 GRADUATES O Hicksville ?ernon (E funeral JMcrnw, (3lnc- 125 OLD COUNTRY ROAD COR. JERUSALEM AVENUE HICKSVILLE. N Y. 11601 935 7100 5 § Junior High School’s PTSA MOY’S LAUNDRY 333 South Oyster Bay Rd. Plainview, L.I., N.Y. 252 ADS 931-0010 Local and Long Distance Moving — Fireproof Storage Packing and Crating — Rug Cleaning care for the things you care for 260 Duffy Avenue Hicksville, New York 11801 AOS 253 Austrailia — Where there’s IOV2 sheep for every person. HMUN delegation Jen, Rob, Glen, John, Larry Jim, Dave, Brian, Andy, and Rob. Cags, Smitty and Weese — Friends Forever — I love ya Bagel Susan, Lynda, Maryellen, Dana — You’re all very special — Loveya, Debbie Lynda — Happiness is having you for a friend — Guess Who? Billy, John, Ricky, John — You're all super guys — Love ya, Debbie Ginny (surrogate sis) — Stay clear of Hilton and Patsy — Denise Debbie Loves Barry Forever I'm Freakin' out!” Do it on the road (Lake Placid) This is not a Chawade. Boo n’ Snuggs forever from '79 on. I love ya. R. — Thanks for all the lunches, love you Honeylamb Congratulations Warren — Good Luck! — Love Mom, Dad, Charlie, Laura, Debra “What a howl!” May the Jelly-heads rule the world, GOOD LUCK, Dave CO-KANE Thanks everyone for making my SR. year great — T.C. Spanky — I’m still shocked! — The Frog Jelly-heads invade Palladium, N.Y.C. — 10 31 80 Good Luck Class of '81! — The Millet Family Walter, John, and Ron — ‘‘GOOSE’’ — Doris Class of ’81 — Fly on Proud Byrds, You’re Free at Last! Barbara — Thanks for being a great sis! — Doris Chip — Thanks for being a great sis! Pix Chip — 3 22 80 — Happy Memoration! Love, Doris Tru — It’s against the law, But I won’t tell — Cath Nice Legs, Tommy Solaski, Love a soccer fan. “You don’t get crushes on your best friends, you just fallin love.” “Like Dancing, then you’ll love DANCIN’’ Hey Sue, “Dance your___OFF!” — Laura Corey — Who's Hicksville Soccer’s Cutest Player, 11 or 4??? Ron — You shouldn’t have broken the law, they’ll be surprized — Cath Say ‘cheese’ Ron, It’s picture time again. You’re just so cute I couldn’t resist, just let me take one more! Pleeeeezzz?!? — Cath BEST WISHES CLASS OF ’81 — The Cohen Family WHATTHEHELLISANANNERABBITT??? From a nice guy — Big Harry at Texaco I love you Jelly-heads — S. Man Eat it raw! It’s the NATURAL ALTERNATIVE — R.M. I’m RELY-able! Guess who? I love you Jellybean! — L.M. Good-bye doesn’t mean forever — C.R. LUCIOUS AND HUNK FOREVER “Not too long until you get your van, dearie!” GOOD LUCK to KATY and MOLSON MAN!!! “KEEP ON WADDLIN’’ PENGUIN!! GOOD LUCK! Love ya, Mebs Dango Mom, thanks for all you’ve done for me — Lisa Paul, I love you!!! A M. No one gets out of here alive. J.F. — Buy Armenian wonder food! Best with soup, ravioli, cucumbers, and with oatmeal and bananas on your face — stan dunder egaugnal? Matt, Just one look, that’s all it took! — T.S. Greetings from the 4077th — FROM HAWKEYE Blurbmiser and Rehinamiser for evermiser. 4 11 80-? MUSIC John, we grant you the confidence award. — Grandma and Grandpa Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan SR. ANDREA ALLEN 88keys CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’81 — S. Smith Good Luck to the Graduates!! Mr. and Mrs. McGeough Good luck to all the graduates! Mr. and Mrs. Rait To Adele: Wishing you every happiness in life. Love, Mom and Dad 254 BOOSTER John, I’m Following in your footsteps, love James Michael, Thanks for being “my” guy. Love always, Diane (11 20 79) Good Luck to the Class of 81 — Mrs. Notov Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sullivan “Redd” K.R. Iran has a skinny waist and Sharon eats dead mice. Friends at 3-478, Good Luck in all you do! Betty and Ronnie, Best of Wishes always, Love you know who. Chucky’s queer To the Parisens — Thanks for all of the wonderful memories — K.P. Lisa, thanks for all the good times, love ya, K.P. To Ron the prez Good Luck, Love Katie O’Grady Sue, Oct 3, 1978 will never be forgotten. Pete I love muffin! “Good Luck” I HATE GOOD-BYES!! Gra, Who’s macho-o? Gracey go for the gusto! Get Ripped! Here’s to bars and Oktoberfests! To all the ALTOS in CHORALE, sorry you couldn’t have been TENORS; TENORS are 1 — Love a TENOR Hey! Linguini! BUZZ KNOWS ALL Jen — Congrat’s! (In case you didn’t get my first) Kathy Dougy, Dougy, Dougy, I Love You, Pizza Cathy Rabell — Who says Dave Epstein’s conceited? From guess who? Dear Karen, Happiness is always being with you. Love Jimmy Dear Ford — Chevys rule the road — “69 Nova” Best of Luck to the Class of 1981 — Kelly Landers Happiness and success to the Class of ’81! Vicky Landy Girls and Karlo forever and ever. To my closest friends, (Raquel, Ann, and Debbie) Remember all the good times. BARKERS! Good Luck! Love Barker Karen Dippy and Sweet Princess If Miss Piggy is human, then Tania is a muppet. BEST OF LUCK to the BEST CLASS! Galiya Dear Chris, My life has been much happier since the day that I Met You. Love, Jimmy A friend with weed is a friend indeed. Salud, Dinero, Amor. .. y anos para disfruitarlos. — Sra. Kozma Best of luck to the Class of ’81 — Robert Koenig To my Buddies Lori and Roe, We made it. — Lisa N D Amoco, Inc. Congratulations to the Class of 1981! Good Luck Eleanor, Annette and Fran — Love, Rosarie OH! NO . . . CAN YOU IMAGINE . . . E . . . E... Good Luck to all my Barker Friends. — Love Turtle Be careful at the BIJOU — Don’t Wally Vicki, Keep in Touch, Love Kevin Chris, Let’s go fly high today — Roe Lennie and Squiggy are alive and well and living in Hicksville. Face it Pigeon-toes, you’ll never get Laura. Congrat’s Class of ’81! You Were the Best — Emile Rosemary Farrington TEDDY THE PAINTER . . . Wishes all the graduates Good Luck. GOD BLESS ALL! Good Luck from Sue and Beth and Cuddles too! GOOD LUCK from Sweeney and Heiny!!! Blue Spirit, Did you hear about the Polish lesbian?! She liked guys. FLAME — Why don’t you find ... NAIL THE WHALE FRANK — Guru I’ll Miss You Uncle Nicky, Love Erin How ya doin’ cutes? Mary, Jean, Theresa, Pat, Erin, U3 period lunch. “Geek AHOY” The Crivelli Family — Good Luck Class of 1981! Good Luck Class of ’81 — “Love ya always Liane” J. — You waste product and loser — K. WHEREINTHEHELLISCHERRYLAKEFLORIDA??? Pilots keep it UPlonger — From Wrongway TYESTIK Good Luck to the Class of 1981 — The DeFazio Family Let’s “Love the World Away” D.S. and M.M. BOOSTER 255 Anner, Bestest Buddy in the world! You’re the greatest! Deber ISOTOPES — different atomic weights. Ha, Ha! Liam, Matthew, Larry, Mary, Mommy and Daddy. To my big oaff, I love you. Your little Imp Jen — Congratulations! — Kathy Good Luck to all my friends! — Bridget “Best of Luck in the years ahead” Good Luck Diane and the Class of '81!!! For my “Physical Therapist” to be, Best of Luck! — Diane I wish all my friends the best of luck! — Dimples We finally did it! Best of Luck to everyone. Don, Special friends are forever, (1 9 81), Love always, Debbie Good Luck to Diane S. and all her friends too! GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF “ 81 ” J.A. is my number 1, Love Bob L. L. — smack — smack — 1 always — Vete — Vete — S.L. D — the best dumb joke teller. You've got a friend — Suss Friendship is forever — J, G, N, T, A, Luv — Cathy DeMe — remember Mach, Con, AGII, Frankie O', Cabana Bingo, Swoopies. married Larry and me always. Don’t forget the accents and fur. Who said Dave Epstein’s conceited? Those were the days, Rabbitt! Hicksville Lacrosse Players are FOXES!!! Tom M. — Getting involved won’t kill you. You might even have fun! You’re a rip. Luv — “The Neighborhood Girls” — C, N. J Nance — I’m glad we’re friends, let’s stay that way always. Here’s to the Jocked out fox with the LOOK. Luv — Cath (a monkey) THE ISLANDERS are 1,1 love Bobby Nystrom and Islander games .. . live action is best! WEST is definitely BEST!! Tru — Confusion is bliss, isn’t it??? — Luv ya — Cath Donna — I finally forgot the soccer star. Keep in touch. Luv, Cath Class of ’81 — I’m gonna miss you, THANKS! — D. Straub Mareeay — Ra-Ra-Ra, Okay? Okay? Lisa, Ginny, Whales — tales —- Prince of What??? Amy, Kim, — Can I sleep over??? Suey, I’ll love you Always and Always, P.D. Suze, Deb, Day, Lyn, Best of Luck — Friends forever — Love Mare Good Luck Doris and Ed. Have good years ahead. K.A. MADRIGALS do it in RYTHM M. B. and L.R. — Love Mark Jogh John, didn’t you see that bottle, Ba dump Pierre Luigi from SVEN THE PUMPHOUSE CRAB John Heppell I’ll drive eight hours to see you at college — Laura Denise — Mom will pay you more now, we’re graduates!! Ginny Keep Dreamin’ Rich — TENORS will never beat ALTOS at anything!!! Mr. and Mrs. I. John Scarola BEST WISHES CLASS OF “81” — Love Knobby Knees ’75!!! Best Wishes Class of ’81 — From an OLDIE but GOODIE!!! Dave, I’ll meet you at the pussycat after curfew!! — Ginny GOOD LUCK!! — GET A JOB!! Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Gahan Best Wishes Class of ’81! — From Vlatimir Hut 2-3-4 out goes the class of '81 — Gilligan!!! Beware of the POSSESSED SNOWMOBILE! Yes, Cindy that means YOU!! To my pal Ginny, TOGETHER WHEREVER WE GO, Lisa From now on, it’s me and you Jeff. Forever Lisa. To my buddy Lisa, Thanks for your friendship!! Love Ginny Good Luck Class of ’81! Love Ron and Betty Ron I’ll love you always. Betty Mr. Abteats what??? Superbone, GabaGaba Hey!! GabaGaba Hi!! BrBrBrBrBrBrBrBr. Badman DEAR TURKEY: It’s great to be EGGNOXIOUS Love Ya — Penguin 256 BOOSTER Briggie, Chatterbox, Mar-ee-ay, Mebbie, Midge, Mully, Rabbitt, Rabbittll, Rocky and Steiny — OUR GANG I Love Ya All!, Debbie Jonny, Mikey, Mulhall, Rileyface, Strauby, Ollie, Bubba, Laterdo, Rabbitt, and BadBunny — OUR GANG II” Lisa, Where ya gonna get the water bigmouth? Love Lori TURTLES LOVE DUCK SOUP!!! A turtles best friend is a Basset Hound. PENGUINS do it on the ROCKS! Bridget — Are you wearing stockings? — Mar-ee-ay Thanks to my family for all their help! Love Bridget Marie — I’m so un-confused! — Any short telephone conversations lately? — Sue Kim — Don’t ever stop laughing, you make everyone so happy — Love Suey Another Dime??? Dahling ... What... a ... dump! Clutching ... always clutching ... GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’81 Good Luck and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '81 Good Luck John!!! Hey Jen, you owe me a dime! — Petera Hey Dave, ask Pat what happened on the way to Olivia’s party — John Isn’t this the Oscars??? Don’t cry for me Argentina! Anything you can do, I can do Better. Papa G: What was Beethoven’s favorite desert? Orange Schuber. Love, RUSSELL Don’t believce him — he’s lion! You thrill me!! Love Vic Mike: It’s a MAN!!! Meet you in the Van Vic Kenny Hienz, you can Wrestle with me anytime. (Kathy) Steven Hayes: is a georgeous definite 10 !!! — Jill Chris Jordan is 1 — (Dana) Friendly’s isn’t too far, let’s walk it home! Boston Model United Nations, December 3, 1980-December 7, 1980 Deb — You’ll always be my favoritest bagel — Lyn John R. — You’re my SUPERSTAR — Lynda W. Norma: You’ll always be 1 in my book, and in anything you do! Wheezy FROG, POPE AND SPANKY: Thanks for everything! Love ya, Wheezy Michael Smith Jen, Gary — Gibbles will live forever — so will Boo! Ron, I shouldn’t have taken the money! But Thanks! Brenda Mrs. J. — Thanks for a somewhat great year. Brenda (Debbie) Brenda and Trudy — Don’t ever let our friendship stray! — Love, Nora But Keith, FOUR times?!! The two Maureens are interchangeable. Dee, Fish, Liz, Kersten and Space are wads. Arthur Grieshaber, Arthur Grieshaber, ARTHUR GRIESHABER! PAUL AND KATHY — 2 8 80 Paul, I'll Love Ya Forever and Ever!!! Noot, Voot, Voot, Voot, Voot Vooot, Voot, Voot, Voot!!! Rob and Laura 6 2 84 4eva and eva Perry Daum Straubie, O.K., O.K., Mar-ee-ya SUSIE-Q: You’re a great friend! — Mar-ee-ay Frankie-n-Gina . . . 5 24 79 Lynda, I’ll never forget you. Love John Good Luck — Class of ’81!!! — Mr. Mernoff I LOVE SYLVESTER STALLONE! I HATE SYLVESTER STALLONE! Tom: You’re only Jealous! Marie JHACA AND RHACA! TOM AND MARIE KIM IS MY TREASURE! Love Mom Congratulations, Ellie! BOOSTER 257 Best Wishes to the Class of ’81! — The Trapasso Family Good Luck from the Radazo Family — Compliments of Radazo Reporting Co., Inc. Good Luck Richie! Love Mom and Dad All the Best... Mr. and Mrs. Koegl The Minck Family Best to all of you! — Frogs Forever GOOD LUCK TO ALL THE SENIORS! — A. Casiano Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Losche Cookie Monster: Hope you Make your million dollar dream. Love Mom Good Luck Class of 1981 — Mr. and Mrs. DeSorbo GOOD LUCK: John, Walter, Mark, Steve, and Andy — The Kneisels Mr. and Mrs. John Harkins and Family BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK — The Foulkes Good luck to the class of ’81 — Mr. and Mrs. H. Boyajian GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1981! — Mr. and Mrs. Steinhauer Mr. and Mrs. William STEEN and Family Good luck Sue!... Love Mom and Dad Dr. and Mrs. Stan Greenberg To John: I hope You make a great CPA, GOOD LUCK.. . . Aunt Lil Good Luck Amy! Love Mom and Dad Inocco TO CRASH: Have MUCH better luck in the future — Love Dad To Mario: Hope your driving skills get much better. — Pancho Mike Trent — THANKS! For all your help with YBK. FINANCE, Good Luck Next Year! (GET ADS!) Love ya, Deb ALTOS ARE BEST RICH!!! — From an Alto with love. I LOVE YOU ALWAYS WOODSTOCK, LOVE M.T. CHRISTINE “YOUR EVERY WOMAN IN THE WORLD TO ME.” MIKE GOOD LUCK COUSIN GAYLE AND MA BRINKER, LOVE COUSIN MIKE GOOD LUCK MY NIECE GAYLE AND SON MIKE, LOVE MA BRINK GOOD LUCK COUSIN MIKE AND AUNT KATHY. RAGE! LOVE GAYLE GOOD LUCK EVERYONE LOVE BABY CAKES OUTRAGEOUS! I’M OUT!! HAPPY BRITHDAY JEN — PLUS A HEALTHY HAPPY SUCCESSFUL WONDERFUL FUTURE CONGRATULATIONS SANDY AND GOOD LUCK. LOVE MOM 1981 GRADUATES — MUCH HAPPINESS SUCCESS . . . I’LL MISS YOU MRS. CHESLOCK MUSH MOUSE, GO GET ’EM KID LUCK AND LOVE PUNKINPUSS ROCKY — SHE’S SOOO LOVEABLE — RILEYFACE LORI — IS THERE REALLY A KNOGO S.A.? — SUE CIUCCIO (PUPPY DOG) LOVE YA ALWAYS — BISQUOCHITA ROSE LOVES PETE GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 81 — THE ROCKWOOD FAMILY TERENCE, ARE YOU SURE YOU CAN’T GET THEM ANY TIGHTER? A FRIEND BERT — YOU’RE THE BEST - WHAT HAPPENED!!? . . . IRVING CHRIS (RILES) MR. ROGERS FOREVER! THUNDER-THINGS? LOVE YA ALWAYS — Donna T.A.B., THANKS FOR MUCH OF YOUR TIME AND PACIENCE. D.L. BUCKWHEAT’S DEAD BOOGIE, BOOGIE BOOGIE TILL YOUR BRAINS FALL OUT LET’S ROLL WITH THE GOOD TIMES AND NEVER DRIFT HEY PAUL! TEN MINUTES IN MIKE’S CAR OKAY? — PAT MITCHELARBONE LIVES RILEYFACE — I AM? — ROCKY CAN YOU SAY NEIGHBOR? I THINK I CAN BILLY AND CAROL — 2 21 78 GOOD LUCK PAT PAM EILEEN AND ERIN LUV KELLY GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’81, MR. AND MRS. JOHN POWERS GET UP, GET DOWN. GET FUNKY, GET LOOSE. I LOVE SYLVESTER STALLONE IF YOU LOVE SOMETHING LET IT GO. IF IT COMES BACK ITS YOURS, IF IT DOESN’T IT NEVER WAS. 258 BOOSTER We had our hard times but you know that I Love You! B.G. D.S. — Ego Sum Miser Sine Te. M.M. Mike, You know I'll always love Rob — Laura Jimmy and Karen September 22, 1979 Together forever Best of Luck, Street Survivors. Love, Marie and Kim Kim — I love ya — You’re a pissa! Let’s always be friends — Trudy Nora and Brenda — No more fights ever again, Please! — Trudy Ron — Thanks for your friendship I’ll cherish it forever — Trudy LAURA — Thank-you! I’m waiting for your Broadway dancing debut — Trudy Mom and Dad — Thanks for your support — you’re SUPER! — Trudy Moonie, always remember: Savage beast and Mary Poppins, Love Joey KIM: Thanks for an extra-special friendship! — Love, Deb Good Luck Diane and Mikey! — Love ya both, Debbie Mom and Dad — Thank-you for understanding and being patient — Love, Debbie Deb: Friendships last forever and so will ours. Love, Kim Mrs. Milly Mommy Morrison: Love Ya, Kim WINNIE-THE-POOH and Kimberly too! Suey, C’mon, let’s eat! — Kim Mr. and Mrs. Cohen: Thanks for all your help! — Love Kim I thought WINNIE-THE-POOH liked honey, not beer?!?!?! K.W. Loves B.W. Forever Koala Bears Are Best!!! MISS TRUDY, Thanks for all your hard work. We have the best ybk. ever! Mrs. J.: (Ma!) Thanks for all your understanding and co-operation! Love Ya! Kim DANCERS DO IT IN STEPS! Best Wishes to the class of ’81 Stump legs — Do you love me? For sure — Lanky Legs GEORGE: No matter any distance, I'll Love You Always — Gin WEEDHOPPER — We’ll stay the best of friends always — Love Skunky Mickey and Minnie Mouse in love forever MICKEY MOUSE AND WINNIE-THE-POOH LIVE!!! HOLY MOLEEDS!!! Gumbies! Tide is High Joe Trudy and Kim: What are we gonna do without you? — Elspeth Thanks Munchie — I Love Ya — Trudy Seek refuge by the Pink Sandwich. Mrs. J: I’ll be making posters in my sleep! Thanks, I'll miss you, and all the fun! — DEBBIE SO. we’re NOT HAVING A YEARBOOK, EH??? Only OPTIMISTS accomplish!!! And we did it!!! IT IS FINISHED! Hurrraaayyy!!! HAPPINESS ALWAYS... r gj S f Inter t1� e%. ♦ H4 O. 10. 2) LAjU «- } « Vied MAf'ch ( j ) , eL yct iHk 9° '■ ‘’ eSX i VU %fc 6� j 4) ft-C I 0|i« 'Show' Stopper ReKearsal Schduk •v � , „ tr£.£ 5 fidclc (orrybaMeMn finder . AtUn J4 %j f yt lo «.co � o 6mm Gertie li'ML PfaeffM dMfrK 5cy % vyy Scare ML U%a. PfaCffAt plfobcrl Card I 4 Hick L } )Taa l B t)d y x « 266 CANDID but the closeness we feel for each other now will be captured inside this book forever. Hopefully, when we look back at all the feelings we have now toward each other and toward Hicksville, We’ll still be there ... almost as though we’d never left. CANDID 269 TIME TO SAY GOODBYE Time for that last, long cry, Looking around and asking why, Realizing it's time to grow up. Time to leave, Not wanting to go, Wanting only to stay a few minutes longer. Stopping for an endless moment in time — Remembering: Seeing ourselves in others. Our first time walking these halls With wide open eyes, taking everything in. Taking that 1st step, that 1st fall Not knowing what to expect, Sometimes getting a little disappointed, A little discouraged; But fighting against it and find everything you set out to find. It was hard, but you did it. We all did it. We found friends, made lives for ourselves, Even passed our courses. Yes, memories; Later on, warming our hearts when we’re lonely. Hurting a little now. But we have to group, We have to leave. We can’t ever go back. Now perhaps we’ll understand Why people say that their youth Was the best time of their life. 270 CLOSING CANDID 271 Oh we will cheer, cheer, cheer for Hicksville High School With hearts and hands now we cheer for thee. Oh we will cheer, cheer, cheer for Hicksville High School On to victory We’re marching Foes will bend their knees before us To pay their homage to powers so great Yes we will send out a cheer Banish all fear And we will cheer for ol' Hicksville RA. RA, RA! SPECIAL THANKS Kim Morrison Laura Cohen Brenda Montera Debbie Mango Maria Carone Cathy Rabell Mr. Richard Halowitch Mr. Raymond Rusch Mr. Maynard Munch Mrs. Pauline Jonason Mr. Phil St. Pierre Mr. Jerry Schneider Joe Calza Bill Westerberg COMET '81 STAFF and a very extra special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Cohen and Mrs. Morrisc for their patience and understanding! Trudy Cohen, editor-in-chi 272 CLOSING Individuality is important. I 1 as long as we work together.