John Adams High School - Clipper Yearbook (Ozone Park, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

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Schlumpf, Principal Volume 40, Number 1 June, 1971 A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL Greetings to you, the first graduating class in the decade of the 70's! The decade of the 70's - in the twentieth century - may well come to be known as the age of rapid social and political change. It was in the decade of the 70's - back in the eighteenth century -that a great political change in the form of the American Revolution led to the birth of our country. Most of us tend to think of 1776 as being far back in the distant past, yet it is startling to realize that the relatively short 40 year exist- ence of John Adams High School spans a period that represents more than one out of every five years of our national life. In your youthful eighteen years or so you have already personally lived through nearly one out of ten years in which the United States of America grew from colonial status to become the greatest and most powerful nation on the face of the earth. The changes which brought our nation and our society to the state in which we find it as we enter the 70's of the twentieth century are not at an end. In fact, it appears that they are accelerating. President Nixon, in his state of the Union Message to Congress, has called for a new, but peaceful, American Revolution. The dreams of political and social equality and of equal economic and educational opportunity that were born in the first American Revolution have not yet been fully realized for all our citizens, but their achievement may be in sight in the years just ahead. Other problems, not existing or perhaps not recognized during our earlier history, will face society and demand solutions involving change in the immediate future. Our.expanding population must cause us to re-examine the once accepted notion that we are blessed with limitless capacity for growth. Our profligate use of natural resources that we once thought were boundless in supply must change in the face of our new understanding of serious ecological and pollution problems. The graduates of the 70's will have a major voice in shaping the society of the 70's3 some would even say that it will be their role to make the changes that will prevent civilization's destruction. Our Supreme Court, in ruling that eighteen-year-olds should have the right to vote in national elections, has again asserted the right to have those who would be affected by change participate in the directing of such change. The respon- sibility for doing so is an awesome one, and l wish you well in carrying it out. It has been the privilege of the faculty of John Adams High School to try to provide you with some help and direction for taking on the great responsibility you will face. Back in the days when l was a teacher of mathe- matics, I often thought of change in terms of the two great mathematical classifications of quantities with respect to change: variables and constants. I was impressed by the fact that the solution of an equation for the value of a variable is really determined by the constants involved in it. So it probably is in areas other than mathematics. The constants in your education have been the skills and the attitudes and interests that we have tried to help you build during your years here. May you use them well in seeking solutions for the variables involved in the new problems that will affect you in the decades ahead. Lester W. Schlumpf Principal 3 You have to watch them E, 1 3 ' I , . Wh H TF ve ever had' Ugh' This food' Why can't we X 3 'E if I don't N -VVV FH V A if if AVLV 5 Ig s. , ,f W i f n i ,A , l ,c swf? , H fifi ' i i i g - was f X STUDEQNIIHINKS . . . A THINKS . . . How do thgy'eJg,pect me to learn a ': yg ' g so g g How do they expeggrme to teach anything at sarlyin theefjinornlipg? X by e'ht 'i eene Q fp the crack of dawn? i iff' H 1 1 f ,, - k feee M, haidifon that report. Took m Oh, no, not anothiigr weekend job! W ,,W,I ! ' 'ak ga : K Q I Hey, thbisiiomic is reat! g it g f 'i ' ' +8 him so interested in Y t 1, e e e.t a e' be' g'Ae Nt a 9 V s t l made the greatest speech to y. lt took1fvf g That kid made the worst speech. Nothing he vghole period, and lthlgiyklimpre d herfRg was right, but I didn't have the heart to stop Did that essaygg l5le'll love it! Wt fx? i 4Q' . Did he fake that essay. He avoided every- i , y l iv , beautifully! V . :',V .xl e ,gi l ,, ' HiSf0l'y? 5l9eP he never is V ', , der if he dreams about history? ees me. iyiel' 1 k g k ' eh Quick, give me the iiee Heil never . . . Carbon paper maybe? Now, if l now the difference! s ffiii k i t i which one was the original. . . i ty gff f r,v, Rhonda Freed f 5' f . .,v,,t Kk,L i kAV., :Q vkk. I Kkky .NM Wkkl .V Iii, SPORTS AT ADAMS l Swim Beat Far Rock! Adams Cheerleaders l Jump ball! Looking through a 1943 yearbook from Thomas Jefferson High School, the Clipper staff came across 2 feature called A Typical Senior. It occurred to us then, that high school seniors today are quite differen from those of 1943. We came up with a feature that we think proves our point, We're calling it. .. A SENIOR THEN . . . Average Age: Girls - 17: Boys -1716 Favorite Song: Stardust Favorite Actor: Girls - Ingrid Bergman: Boys - Ray Milland Favorite Social Activity: Girls - dancing: Boys - athletics Most Loved Classic: William Tell Overture Most Popular Best Seller: Gentleman's Agreement Favorite Subject: Girls - English: Boys - History Most Difficult Subject: Girls - History: Boys - French Vocation: Girls - Secretary: Boys - Businessman Avocation: Girls - Record collecting: Boys - Stamp collecting Favorite Movie: The Jolson Story Favorite Vocalist: Girls - Dick Haymes: Boys - Bing Crosby Number of Dates per week: Girls - 2: Boys -1 l 8 l AND NOW Average Age: Girls - 12: Boys - 22 Favorite Song: Battle Hymn of the Republic Favorite Actor: Girls - Frankie Avalon: Boys - Groucho, Harpo, Chico, and Karl Favorite Social Activity: Enjoying the High Life Most Loved Classic: the theme from The Lone Ranger Most Popular Best Seller: Girls - Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sexf: Boys - 1001 Ways to Beat the Draft Favorite Subject: Girls - Major Sewing: Boys - Basket Weaving Most Difficult Subject: Graduation Vocation: Girls - Businessman: Boys - Secretary Avocation: What's an avocation?? Favorite Movie: Girls - Beach Blanket Bingo : Boys - I Was a Teenage Werewolf Favorite Vocalist: Girls - Frankie Avalon: Boys - Kate Smith Number of Dates per week: 7 and twice on Tuesdays 'iBut Were Afraid To Ask FACULTY Miss Keneally Physical Science Department Mr. Jacobson Assistant Principal for Engiisn Mrs. Palley English Department Mr. Quinn Social Studies Department 32 Rx Q X , J b 9 ,, QW MW ,W VL Mr. Giuliani English Department Mr. Feinberg Social Studies Department Mrs. Lane Mathematics Department Mr. Lane Mathematics Department Mr. Gulotta M usic Department M r. Lieberman Mathematics Department Miss Hennessy Girls' Health Education Department Mr. Schenck Mathematics Department Draft Adviser Mr. Goffe Mathematics Department Mr. Ostro Chairman, Boys' Health Education Department Mr. Palmer English Depa rtmer Mr. Nunziata Student Affairs Coordinator Mr. Palmieri Assistant Principal for Administration 1- Q X is x jst. Mr. Mandieman Social Studies Department 19 ti l'- . 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'L-2 -QF-OO 'E CMEES ZHOEEQ N I SCSU mmm-2 SQSNEN I EEE Fm Us S2-On WO CS MW I MES .L-2 -ggel-I uw EET- +0 gg? U-Om MW' 3025 -L-2 IWKSOS On December 18, 1970, the Afro-American Cultural Society put on a performance at Richmond Hil High School called People To People, which consisted of dancing, singing, short skits, instrumentals ani poetry reading. The performance was geared to the idea of white students coming to see what blacknes is all about. For all those John Adams students who were unfortunate in missing this excellent show, th Clipper gives you pictures and poetry from People To People. People To People If we do not feel the chain, When it works another's pain, Are we not base slaves indeed, Slaves unworthy to be freed? Step down, white America, let the black poet speak! Must I die, to feel the earth? Must I fly, to smell the air? Must I grow fins, to swim to sea? Must I Be White To Live In This Humanity! Well, I didn't lay down and die, and I felt the earth. I didn't sprout wings and fly, and l smelt the air. I didn't grow fins, and I swam to sea. So black is all l'm gonna be! Times are changing as we can see, They have a new math inthe third degree. White plus White equals one, one race group in size. Blue plus Black equals none, we are not recognized. This is a new math taught to us, and this too is the sum: Black and Black equals nothing, But White and White equals one. We being black can't dig this way and times them both by three, And found if the world tried hard enough Together it would equal unity. But the Society said this could not be If hate remained the hero And fighting continued Soon black and white would equal zero. The cold and desolation of winter And the warmth and splendor of spring Has hardened my mind and turned it to steel. Power To The People. LaRue Brodus 26 Q ,asm-m vm 7 -:www , wwwwfvffvy- xi 4 E A Q fi TX 1 JUKE OF THEYEAPX AWARD ' , pn-no SLEEPWALKERS AWARD WHERE THERES AWILL, THERFS A WAY AWARD YOU CANT WIN THEN ALL AWARD pl- -V? THE EDITORS' DILEMMA When we were offered the positions of editors of the Clipper, we might not have accepted, had we known then what we know now. The job that had appeared so easy to us as staff members loomed before us, a col- lossal challenge. Perhaps Adams' greatest mystery is the Clipper. No one seems very certain as to who or what produces it, and where this process occurs. Many a distraught student has learned that Miss Lehrman is not in Room 319a sixth period, that is when our clandestine group meets. The Campus, the school newspaper, so fre- quently confused with the Clipper, must also contend with students looking for Dr. Gallagher, our faculty adviser. lf you were fortunate enough to stumble into our room, the semblance of normality probably fooled you: an average bunch of John Adams kids, eating yogurt, playing basketball with a tinfoil ball, sleeping and doing homework. But that was all a disguise, we were actually compiling your Clipper, the book that appears yearly, without appreciation or extra notice. lt is paid for as part of Senior Dues and you might even hold on toit for a longtime to cherish fond for not so fondj memories. You were hopefully warned to be careful when entering the office, you might have been mistaken for a prospective Clipper staff member and you would have been inducted immediately. Ourstaff this year was the smallest in yearbook history. We had never attempted to become effete snobs, although appearances may have deemed that true. Occasionally, a poem or short story found its way into our envelope of literary creations. On these days, joyous celebration resulted. After careful consideration, it hurt us deeply to place the rejection -3- on the paper, which we so often had to do. Meeting publisher deadlines was our greatest challenge. The first one was December 7 and the chaos that ensued the bombing of Pearl Harbor was small compared to the excitement that occurred as we rushed to be ready to hand the yearbook publisher representative the first required thirty-two pages of copy. We were frantic. We were running late with the senior photograph program, which mea nt a delay in receiving the year- books. Would 1971 Adams graduates have to pick up their yearbooks next September? We were destined to be the first editors in Adams 'history to allow such a catastrophe to occur? We all wondered. Ten days later, however, we were ready with not only thirty pages, but sixty-four pages -the entire graduate section. The staff and we had done it. Sighs of relief were followed by celebration, as we gorged ourselves on cottage cheese and roast beef heroes. We were confident that everything from then on was to be just fine. After months of toil, cooperation, hair-pulling and blood, sweat, and tears, we present you with the completed Clipper. Of course, it's not entirely what we had planned, censorship, lack of money, time and possibility caused ideas to fizzle. We tried our best for you. Good luck! Judy Bressler Fern Hauck X 32 5' 3? al 71314 Q Q ill 4 X Z,-X M U22 I ! K CEU. Fran Abate Norma Abrams Jean Accardi Anita Adams Teachers Aide Bronze A, Program Commit- CHSVYOHS, Modern I-an tee Aide, Lunchroom Aide. guages Department Aide Stephanie Adler Meritorious Service Award Leaders, Second Honors Girls' Bowling, Clipper Staff. Lillian Agliano Second Honors, Meritorious Service Award, Italian Profi- ciency Pins, Typing Award, Modern Dance, Dramatics. Barbara Ann Agostinetti Gertrude Ahrens Senior Leaders, Varsity Vol Ieyball, Badminton and Ten nis Club, First Honors Aris ta. Robert Alberti Robert Alboher Karen Albright Angela Alibeffi Grader Adviser's Aide, Grade Adviser's Aide, Bronze Bronze A, Second Honors, Lunchroom Captain, Second A, Lunchroom Captain. Meritorious Service Award, Honors, G.O. Representative. Senior Arista, Tutorial Serv- 34 ice, Library Squad. Janice Allen Susan Amundson Deborah Anderson Wilhelmina Anderson TheresaAntz Second Honors, First Aid Certificate. James Ardolino Ann Marie Anzalone G.O. Representative. Emer- gency Room Aide, Prom Committee, First Aid Certifi- cate, Lunchroom Table Cap- tain. l MarieArgese Bronze A, Silver A, Program Committee Aide, Spanish Proficiency Pin, First Hon- ors,GIee Club. Lunchroom Captain. RickiApfeI Arista, First Honors, Gold A, Campus Staff Program Committee Aide, Tutorial Committee. Daphne Arrindell President of Senior Leaders, Cheerleaders, Switchboard Operator, Physical Science Department Aide, Program Committee Aide, S.O. Con- gresswoman. s Diane Aquavella Lunchroom Captain. Glenn Atkins Meritorious Service Award, Dean's Squad, Second Hon- ors, Boys' Health Education Department Aide, Lunch- room Captain. 35 Geraldine Auricchio Exceptional Service Award, First Aid Certificate. Annette Barbera Program Committee Aide. Lucy Barresi Second Honors, Meritorious Service Award, Chevrons, First Aid Certificate. 36 Robin Bader Bronze Silver Pro' gram committee, Spanish Proficiency Pin, Second Honors, Glee Club. Terry Ba rberio Varsity Leader, Volleyball, Junior Arista, Bronze A, Sil- verA. Florence Barth Second Honors, Swimming, Boosters, Cheerleaders. Gwendolyn Bailey Lunchroom Captain, P.S.A.L. Pin, Silver Bronze Program Committee. John Ballard .alle vs. Thomas Barcia Handball Team. Jayne Barrano Secretarial Studies Depart- ment Aide. Barbara Belanger Brenda Bell Key of Courtesy, Late Squad, Library Squad, Lunchroom Aide. DorothyBeII Lunchroom Captain, First Aid Certificate, Dean's Squad, Chevrons, Program Committee. Lisa Berg Program Committee Aide, Grade Adviser's Aide, Second Honors, Spanish Proficiency Pin, Bronze A, Silver A. Sandy Bernstein National Merit Scholarship Commendation, Arista, Dean's Squad, Program Committee Aide, Silver A, Meritorious Service Award. ..i Sandra Bell Senior Leader, Spanish Pro- ficiency Pin, P.S.A.L. Pin, Meritorious Service Award, Key of Courtesy, Prom Committee. Trevor Berger Steven Bernstein G.O. Represetnative, Speech Department Aide, Physical Fitness Certificate Debra Bendel First Honors, Senior Arista, Gold A, Meritorious Service Award, Modern Dance. Paula Berkowitz National Merit Scholarship Commendation, Editor of College Newsletter, Senior Arista, First Honors, Silver A, Program Com mittee Aide. Stuart Bernstein Second Honors, S.O. Con- sultative Council Represent- ative, Dean's Squad, Pro- gram Committee Aide. Joseph Benden Audrey Bernstein Gold A, Bronze A, First Hon- ors, Junior Arista, French Proficiency Pin. Linda Biamonte 37 John Biedinger Bowling, Major A, Physical Science Department Aide. cf' Rhonda Blinkoff First Honors, Gold A, Senior Arista, Program Committee Aide, Spanish Proficiency Pin, Meritorious Service Award. Billy Borer Second Honors, Gymnastics 38 Sylvester Bischoff Iris Bobrow Rachel Borges Second Honors, Bronze A, Leaders, Chevrons, Merito- rious Service Award, Spanish Proficiency Certificate. Stephan Bitterman Gold A, Campus Staff, Clip- per Staff, John Adams Stu- dents for Peace, Current Events Club. EnidBolton Junior Leaders, Swimming Team, Modern Dance, Dean'sSquad,Chorus. Janet Blank Leaders, Late Squad, Second Honors. Marilyn Borenstein Linda Brennan Judith Bressler Editor-in-Chief of Clipper Arista, Gold A, Silver A. Catherine Brini Barbara Brody Dean's Squad, Bronze A, Program Committee Aide. Donna Brown General Office Aide, Second Honors, Silver A Stanley Brinson Daniel Bromley Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Second Honors, Silver A, Physical Fitness Award. Ocilla Brown Linda Bristol Lucille Brocato Switchboard Operator, Phys- Bronze A, Second Honors, ical Science Department MeritoriousServiceAward. Aide, Junior Leaders, Late Squad, General Office Aide. Allen Brown Chorus, Math Department Aide, Operation Search Aide. Leonard Buccellato Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Second Honors, BronzeA Caryn Brown Social Studies Department Aide, Attendance Office Aide, Second Honors, General Of- fice Aide, Lunchroom Captain Barbara Bucholtz Grade Adviser's Aide, Second Honors, Typing Award, Lunchroom Captain. 39 Ml Kathy Bulcroft Second Meritorious Service Award, G.O. Section Repre- sentative, Cheerleaders, Typ- ing Proficiency Award, Sec- ond Honors, Gold A. . Cheryl Burton Thomas Calain Freshman G.O. Representa- tive, Band, Dramatics. 40 Phyllis Bumbico Bronze A, Silver A, Gold A, First Honors, Spanish Profi- ciency Pin. ww- --f Michael Buzel Second Honors, Program Committee Aide, French Proficiency Pin, First Service Award. fm Lorraine Calise Ellen Burney Senior Arista, Silver A, Bronze A, First Honors, Meri- torious Service. Frank Caccavale Joseph Camelliri Baseball Team, Chorus, Sil- ver A, Second Honors, Lunchroom Service, Dean's Squad. Linda Burns Typing Award, Clerical Prac- tice Award, General Office Aide, Boys' Dean's Squad. Elio Caiazzo Maureen Campbell Second Honors, Lunchroom Aide, Lunchroom Captain, Rosemary, Ca nnata Accounting Department Aide. Sergio Carbone Gymnastic Team, Football Team. Deborah Cannon Modern Dance, Program ming Committee Aide, Pub- lic Speaking. James Carcione Marie Caradonna Studies Department Service Award. Angelo Cardinale Service Aide. dfw' Valerie Carpenter Diane Carrozza Debbie Carry Chorus, Modern Dance Club, Dean's Squad. Second Honors, Grade Advi- Program Committee Aide. 50r'5 Aide, Frank Caramanica Constitutional Covention Representative, Bronze A, Lunchroom Captain, Second Honors. Susan Carmine Constitutional Convention Delegate, Bronze A, Silver A, First Honors, Spanish Profi- ciency Pin. Camille Carter Modern Dance, Gymnastics, Dean's Squad. 41 Juanita Carter Lunchroom Captain, Attend- ance Office Aide, Speech DepartmentAide. John Castronuova Mary Ann Centauro Second Honors, First Aide Certificate, Chevrons, Typ- ingAward. 42 Rosemary Cascio Patricia Casey Linda Castro Co-op Program. Secretarial Studies Depart- S.O. Congressman. ment Aide. William Catalanotto Joan Cesarski Lunchroom Aide, Grade Ad- viser's Aide, First Aid Certificate. Naomi Ellen Cawthorne Adrienne Celona Library Squad,Cl'1ess Club. Modern Dance. Shirley Chandler Patricia Chanona Attendance Office Aide, Gold A, Lunchroom Aide Boosters, Cheerleaders. Latin Proficiency Pin. 61.77 Joanne Chapman Thomas Cheffo lreneCiscart Drama Club, Meritorious Service Award, Bronze Second Honors, Chorus Modern Dance Club. Shirley Charatan Junior Arista, Bronze Silver Gold First Honors, Spanish Proficiency Pin. Mary Ann Chiarelli First Honors, Program Committee Aide, French Proficiency Pin, Prom Committee. Allen Citarella Major A Football Team, Meritorious Service Award, Lunchroom Captain. Stephanie Charny Dominick Cheffo Doreen Chrils Vincent Ciambriello Danny Clancy Range Clark Bronze 43 Edwin Clarke Library Squad. Linda Colangeli Co-op Program, Modern Dance. viii Linda Conigliaro Leaders, Lifesaving, First Aid Certificate, Swimming Team, Second Honors. 44 Adren Charles Cobb Jr. Bronze A, Football Team, Major A. Brenda Collier Pat Connelly Attendance Office Aide, Math Department Aide, First Aid Certificate, Bronze A. AmyCohen Arista, Gold A, First Honors, G.O. Treasurer's Aide, Sec- ond Honors. Jerge Colon Spanish Proficiency Pin. Kathy Connors Drama Club, Chorus. Steven Cohen Library Squad, Second Honors. Dennis Composto Library Squad, English De- partment Aide, Meritorious Service Award, Second Hon- ors, Program Committee Aide. JohnConza Dean's Squad, Second Hon- ors, Lunchroom Captain. Junior Arista, Dramatics. Larry Cook Biology Department Aide. Kathleen Corvo Jo Ann Cronin Assistant Principal's Aide, Boys' Dean's Aide. Leslie Cooperstein Gold A, Bronze A, Second Honors, Physical Fitness Award, First Honors. Andrea Cosma First Honors, Italian Profi- ciency Pin, Meritorious Serv- ice Award, Senior Arista Grade Adviser's Aide, Mod- ern Dance. v Robert Cropper Dean's Squad, Arista, Merito- rious Service Award, John Adams Students for Peace. Eugenia Cordova Spanish Porficiency Certificate. Giovanna Crapanzano Records Office Aide, Library Squad, Emergency Room Aide, Bronze A, First Honors, Second Honors. Betty Cruz Paul Corradino Physical Fitness Award Lunchroom Aide. Michael Crescenzo Camille Cuccaro Attendance Office Aide. 45 Maria Cucchiara Italian proficiency pins, ltal- ian Certificate, First Aide Certificate. Stanley Dalton Swimming Team, Senior Variety Show, Prom Committee. Lissette Cuebas li. ws Bonnie Jean Dambeck Meritorious Service Award, First Aid Certificate, Swime ming Leader, Chorus. Charlene Cummings Art Club. Paula Danbury Girls Dean's Squad. Joseph Dauria James D'Aurio Josephine Davi Baseball Team. Second Honors. Second Honors, Meritorious 46 Service Award, First Aid Cer- tificate, G.O. Representative. Carol Cusimano Typewriting Proficiency Award, Second Honors, At- tendance Office Aide. in if Betty Danielsson Second Honors, Bronze A Boosters, Modern Dance Club, German Proficiency Pin. Marilyn Dawson Celia DeAnnuntis Teddy DeBIanco Debbie Decker Annie DeFabiis is - Q1 Herminia DeJesus Rose DeJesus Lunchroom Captain. fun, 'inf'-,.r Maria Delgado Mona Delitsky Dramatics, Senior Arista, Meritorious Service Award, Chorus, Gold A, Arista Hand- book Staff. ess' Renato DelBove Pamela Dell First Honors, Second Hon- ors, Bronze A, Junior Arista, First Aid Certificate Chevrons. Alice del Castillo Gymnastics, Varsity, Lead- ers, First Honors, Volleyball Team, Spanish Proficiency Pin. Stephen DeIIiBovi 47 'Q' Susanne DeMartino Lifesaving, Second Girls Swimming Swimming Leader, roomCaptain. Lucille DePasquale Lunchroom Aide, First Aid Certificate, Dra matics. Vivian Derritt 48 Honors, Team, Lunch- '9 . Darlene Demilia Phyllis Deppe Swimming Club, Volleybal Club. Grade Adviser's Aide, Late Squad, Typing Profi- ciency Award, Sports Class. Gary Devito Dominick De Nicolo English Department Aide, Junior Arista, Second Honors. Dore De Quattro Band, Arista, Gold A, Spanish Proficiency Pin, Variety Show, Oliver, Prom Committee. Jeffrey Diamond College Newsletter Staff, Senior Arista, Chemistry Tutor,GoIdA,SiIverA. Debbie DePascale Dale De Rosa Student Manager of Baseball Team. Rosa Diaz Spanish Proficiency Pin. Shelley Dickstein Marlene Dieffenbacher June Bradley Rosanne DiMegIio Joann DiMeo Gracemarie DiStefano Modern Dance, Chorus, Sec- Attendance Office Aide, ond Honors, Drarnatics, Lunchroom Captain. Grade Adviser's Aide, Lunch- room Captain. OFF? Pat Donovan Elaine Dougherty Cynthia Douglas Dean's Squad, Lunchroom Captain. Paul DiLorenze nt-i..f Sara DiStefano First Honors, Second Hon ors, Bronze A, Italian Profi ciency Pin. George Downing 49 Ingrid Dowrich Modern Dance Club, Dean's Office Aide, Girls H. ED. De- partment Aide. Charles Dyett Jeffrey Drucker Physical Science Depart- ment Aide, General Science Lab, Physical Fitness Award, General Science Lab, Second Honors. Carol Easton Ronni Druckerman First Honors, Senior Arista, Second Honors, Silver A, Bronze A , Exceptional Service Award. Stan Dumoch Renee Edwards Second Honors Colleen Egan Dean's Squad Karen Eichler Second Honors, Meritorious Service Award, Dean's Squad. 50 Vicki Eisenstat Mary Ellingsgard Ethel Ellis Second Honors, Bronze A, College Office Aide, Pro- grammingComrnitteeAide Judy Ellis Jackie Ellison Jeffrey Ellison Clifford Elmore KarenEngIe Bowling Team, GirI's H.ED., Department Aide, Program Committee Aide, P.S.A.L. Pin. Maria Estro Second Honors, Italian Profi- ciency Pin, Meritorious Serv- ice Award, Modern Dance, Program Committee Aide, Chevrons. Track Team, Band. Melodie English Michele Esposito Paul Esposito Modern Dance, Dramatics, Lunchroom Aide. SiIverA, Second Honors Chorus, Lunchroom Captain Captain. Janie Faggart A Yihs Vincent Fallica Roseann Famiglietta grade Adviser's Aide 51 Rosemary Fanelli Michael Farella Arthur Fazekas Dean s Squad Silver A First Physical Science Depart- Year Latin Award First Hon ment Aide, Biology Depart- ors Second Honors ment Aide. Robert Federici Patricia Fedziuk Nunzio Feleppa Second Honors Library Squad. Marcella Fernandez Celeste Ferrante Thomas Ferraro Gym Leader Grade Adviser's Aide, Bronze A, Library Squad, Second Honors, Meritorious Service Award. Sharon Feder John Adams Students For Peace, Constitutional Con- vention Delegate, Current Affairs Club, Second Honors. Michael Ferber Edward Ferrazzoli Chorus, Second Honors, All City H.S. Chorus, Meritorious Service Award, Exceptional Service Award, Dramatics. Francine Ferro Modern Dance, Lunchroom Captain, Chorus, Spanish Proficiency Pin, Boosters. Donna Fingerhut Attendance Office Aide, Math Department Aide. Andrea Fireman Spanish Proficiency Pins, Silver Gold Merito- rious Service Award, Junior Arista, Senior Arista. Donna Fex Swimming Leaders, Artista, Gold Exceptional Serv- ice Award, Spanish Certifi- cate, Chorus. Gail Fink Constitutional Convention Delegate, Modern Dance. Joann Fiumano Second Honors, Spanish Certificate, Spanish Profi- ciency Pin, Swimming Club. Lisa Fiebert Senior Arista, First Honors, Gold Spanish Proficien- cy Pin, Program Committee Aide,Junior Arista. Martin Finkelstein Seth Flagsberg Silver Bronze Christine Filpo Spanish Proficiency Pin. John Fiorentino Dean's Squad, Chess Club, Arista. Frank Fogliano Bowling Team, Dean's Squad. 53 RoseFowIer Gym Leader, Service Aid, Boosters, G.O. Class Representative, Olivla Frascino Swimming Club, Spanish Proficiency Pin, Typing Pro- ficiency Award. Irene Fuchs Newman Club, Interracial Action Committee. 54 David Fox Rhonda Freed Composing Editor of Clipper, Arista, John Adams Students for Peace. Andrea Furci Chorus, Records Office Aide, Lunchroom Captain, Bronze A, Junior Arista, First Honors. Pamela Fox Gold A, First Honors, Senior Arista, Meritorious Service Award, French Proficiency Pin. Gladys Freeman John Galane Second Honors, Proficiency Pin in Spanish, Constitution- al Convention Delegate, Spanish Certificate. Francine Foxx uqfvl' Debra Frledlander Swimming Team, Modern Dance, Library Squad, Boosters. Valerie Galane Juanita Galloway Bronze A, Library Squad. Joanne Garofalo Teresa Gendron First Honors, Second Hon- ors, Silver A, Bronze A, Span- ish Proficiency Pin, Grade Advisor's Aide. Madeline Gallucci Second Honors, Library Squad, First Aid Certifiate, Chevrons. Ronnie Garitta Maryann Gentile Second Honors, Library Service, Social Studies De- partment Aide, Lunchroom Captain, Meritorious Service Award. Evelyn Garcia Ronnie Gasparino Baseball Team, Dean's Squad, Biology Department Aide. Dora Gennusa Anthony Garafalo Band, First Honors, Second Honors. I Kathy Geiger Kathy Gerber Second Honors, Swimming Club, Chevrons. 55 Vinny Giaime Physical Science Depart- ment Aide. Michael Gilmore Late Squad, Lunchroom Aide. Linda Glennon 56 Diane Gibson Junior Arista, G.O. Section Representative, Record Of- fice Aide, Second Honors, Bronze A. Barry Ginsberg Silver A, Meritorious Service Award, Second Honors, First Honors, Program Commit- tee Aide, Physical Fitness Awards. Ellen Goldberg Constitutional Convention Delegate, Library Squad. 31' Lana Giganti Silver A, First Honors, Inter- national Spelling Contest Award, Gold A Italian Profi- ciency Pin, Typing Proficien- cy Award. Flostena Gillespie Debra Gioe Adrienne Glener First Honors, Second Hon- Boosters, Second Honors, ors, Bronze A, Silver A, Lunchroom Service. Chorus. Esther Goldberg First Honors, Senior Arista, Math Tutoring Committee, Constitutional Convention Delegate, Clipper Service, Gold A. Steve Goldfa rb Beth Goldstein Second Honors, Spanish Proficiency Pin, Gold S Clarice Goodlett Modernr Dance, Library Squad, Key of courtesy, Lunchroom Captain, Cheer- leaders, FirstAid Certificate. Ulyses Grant Basketball Team. ,gr-M Frances Goldstein Senior Arista, Gold Medal - Math, Gold Campus, College Newsletter Staff. fl-P Elizabeth Gorgone First Honors, Bronze Silver A ,Gold A . MicheIeGray Band, Second Honors, Bronze Distinguished Service Award, Cheerleaders -Captain, Leaders. Lynn Goldstein Gold First Honors, Ex- ceptional Service Award, Senior Arista, French Profi- ciency Pin, Physical Fitness Award. l Veronica Grabowski Music Club, Art Club. William Graziano Gymnastic Team , Nancy Gomez Key of Courtesy, Clipper Art Staff, General Office Aide. Benjamin Grado German Proficiency Pin, Junior Arista, Senior Arista, Bronze First Honors, GradeAdviser'sAide. Alfonso Greco. 57 Doreen Greifeld Junior Leaders, Senior Lead- ers, Dean's Squad, Program- ming Committee, Junior Arista. Florence Guariglio Dean's Squad, Record Office Aide, Grade Advisers Aide, Second Honors. Bernice Haimowitz Senior Arista, French Profi- ciency Pin, Exceptional Serv- ice Award, First Honors, Pro- gram Committee, Second Honors. 58 Robin Gresack Lunchroom Aide, Library Aide, Bronze Donald Guarino First Honors, Junior Arista, Gold Exceptional Serv- ice Award, Band, Junior G.O. Representative. Stewart Haimson Bronze Physical Fitness Award, Second Honors. PauIGross Second Honors, German Proficiency Pin Lunchroom Captain. Anthony Guest Handball Team. Barbara Hall Walter Gryl Nancy Haas Swimming Team, Swimming Leaders, Second Honors, Meritorious Service Award, Bronze Senior Life Sav- ers Badge. Lana Halpern Vicki Hanan Curtis Harvey Bonnle Hazelkorn Lunchroom Captain, Section Captain, G.O. Representa- tive, Biology Department Aide, First Honors, Social Studies Department Aide. Maria Hankerson Cheerleader, Chorus, Sec- ond Honors, Spanish Profi- ciency Pins, Modern Dance. Fern Hauck Gold A, Arista, Editor-in- Chief of Clipper, S.O. Con- gressman, Meritorious Serv- ice Award, First Honors. Joseph Helfenfeln Ann Haralam First Honors, Second Hon- ors, Spanish Proficiency Pin. Paul Havls Library Squad, Biology De- partment Aide, Boy's H.Ed. Department Aide, Second Honors. MarloHennle Girls Swim Team Service, Swimming Club, Swimming Leader, Chorus, Girl's H.Ed. DepartmentAide. HazeIHarrls Vice-President of Leaders Club, Captain of Volleyball Team, Tennis Club, S.O. Representative, Second Honors. Johnny Haynes S.O. President, Football Team, Major A, Minor A, Second Honors, Physical Fitness Award, Basketball Team. Mary Anne Hintz 59 ,yawn Karen Hornstein First Honors, Gold Ex- ceptional Service Award, Senior Arista, Dean's Squad, Spanish Proficiency Pin. Steven Horowitz Band, Bronze Hockey Club, Dean's Squad. 'UN , ,g,5i! ai9f. 53515, 2 at Uv, . 2 I I In I 1? . Marcia Hunte Cheerleader, Arista, Dance Club, Public Speaking Final- ist, Gold 60 Cindy Horowitz Cheerleader, Spanish Profi- ciency Pin, Modern Dance Club, First Honors, Bronze Senior Class President. Daniel Hough Richard Horowitz Junior Arista, Senior Arista Second Honors, Future Phy sician's Club, Math Team Bronze A . Betty Humphrey GO Representative, Lunch- room Captain, Late Squad Aide. Deborah Hunter Dwight Hunter Constitutional Convention Delegate, Chorus, interracial Action Committee, Director: Afro-American Show, Senior Variety Show. H? KA Jamie Sue Horowitz Second Honors, Meritorious Service Award, Clipper Art Staff. Ermaine Hunte Attendance Office Aide, Cho- rus, Co-Op Program Modern Dance. Patrick Hurley Second Honors. AlanHyman Band, First Honors, Gold Proficiency Pin. Charlene Ingram Second Honors, Attendance Office Aide. Barbara Jansch Swimming Club, Girl's Emer- gency Room Aide, Chevrons. Arlene Hyman Second Honors, Senior Aris- ta, Attendance Office Aide, Program Committee Aide, Meritorious Service Award. Antonia Illuzzi Andrew Ingram Dean's Squad, Second Hon ors, S.O. Congressman, Pho tography Squad. Jacqueline Jackson Janice James Patricia James Gerald Jenkins Deborah Johnson Library Squad, General Of- fice Aide, Secretarial Service. Lunchroom Captain, rus, Modern Dance. Lawrence Johnson 61 Cho- Joan Jorgenson Lorraine Kalman Second Honors, Senior Aris- ta, Bronze A, Silver A, Girls Dean's Squad, Exceptional Service Award. Rina Katz 6 2 Annamarie Joseph Gold A, First Honors, Service Award, Italian Proficiency Pin, Arista. MindyKamph Arista, Attendance Office Aide, Program Committee Aide, Girls Dean's Squad, Bronze A, Second Honors. Aviva Kaufman First Honors, Bronze A. Amy Kafton First Honors, Gold A, Excep- tional service Award, Span- ish Proficiency Pin, Arista, Clipper Staff. Sheila Kanarek First Honors, Bronze A, Ex- ceptional Service Award, Senior Arista, Tutorial com- mittee, Spanish Proficiency Pin. GPN' Philip Kelzerstein Photography Squad, Biology Department Aide, Second Honors, Congressman. June Kaible Barbara Karon Bronze A, Silver A, First Honors, Spanish Proficiency Pins, Meritorious Service Award, Senior Arista. Margaret Kellen Deborah Kelly Noreen Kiely Leaders Club, Volleyball Club, Softball Club, Sports Class, Varsity Club, Lunch- room Captain. Maxine Kleinman Switchboard Operator, Gen- eral Office Aide. Jackie Kelly Charter Member of Afro American Society, Senior S.O. Representative, Chorus, Public Speaking Club, Mode ern Dance Club, Gymnastics. Debra King Steven Klenofsky Grade Advisers Aide, Second Honors, John Adams Stue dents for Peace. Philip Ketover Marvin Kirschenbaum Assistant Principal's Aide, Dean's- Squad, Program Committee Aide, Gold Social Studies Department Aide, Grade Adviser's Aide. Debbie Knauer Alonza Keyes Michele Klein Second Honors, Bronze Junior Arista, Meritorious Service Award, Exceptional Service Award. i Kathleen Knight 63 l Susan Koske Senior Arista, Gold First Honors, Meritorious Service Award, Spanish Proficiency Pin, Chorus. Leonard Kushman Constitutional Convention Delegate, Dean's Squad, Sec- tion Representative, S.O. Advisory Council. U. Robert Jed Lancelot S.O. Congressman, GO Rep- resentative, Lunchroom Captain. 64 Qf'l 'A ' Margaret Krauss Senior Arista, Gold Ex- ceptional Service Award, PSAL Award, German and French Awards, First Honors. Bruce Kushnick Theresa Lanza Lunch room Captain, Merito- rious Service Award, Chev rons, Grade Adviser's Aide, Dean's Squad. Carol Kronsky Marianne LaMarca Modern Dance, Co-Op Pro- gram, Library Squad. Nick Lardes First Honors, Second Hon- ors, Math Team, Silver A Senior Arista. DianeKrooss Junior Arista, Design and Display Committee, Pro- gram Committee Aide, Sec- ond Honors. Debbie Lampert Exceptional Service Award, Second Honors, Bronze Silver Sandra Larkins Second Honors, Bronze Silver Library Squad, LunchroomCaptain. Joann Latimer .loe Lembo Varsity Baseball, Biology Department Aide, Lunch- room Aide, Bronze A, Major A, Second Honors. Nancy Leudesdorff Senior Arista, Bronze A, Sec- ond Honors, Service Awards, Spanish Proficiency Pin, Sil- ver A. Rosemary La Torre Bronze A, Meritorious Serv- ice Award, Exceptional Serv- ice Award, Second Honors, G.O. Representative, Lunch- room Captain. Tom Lenhart Linda Marcia Levine Meritorious Service Award, S.O. Congressman, G.O. Treasurer's Aide, Second Honors. Margaret Leary Meritorious Service Award, First Honors, Second Hon- ors, Bronze A, Chevrons. ligfwiiifffi?l?7-fihsissiliisraw:'.fYf57f-'F f, i f Zfii: Vis -1 -emW,ei,em,s,,.-H-f.. f,,1f,i,,-i-,is rw we:Silas-fee-imzfeie-esf12'fSf' 1-f f,z:ss,':f next.,-L.-'sri e:gS,,Ee:fetfe,-qJ,1g:eP?iig?i,-tt - V . -.1 - 'sm-..iQ4'fe sggaes sg-22:1 7 ' . 51-, A3191 '-::,: ' .' ' 155 .Y ' f'ffVl?Ei?E- if ' - .''faiziaiaziiisiiw'-i ' - H2 --H J K --lie' .. .:l-::-:::,,,::-L,---, .. ,:.-:: ii H ,:: . . , H,,.c,3, .f-lisa: -: H. ag, . 1-:zi,sz,?1 - og 1 ,. i Jsxiszgiv if -:1'ieiii2?IIi2.:fQa ,- fr 21 1:52 gwqgggsj:ilS1f,'1zgi2 -vs JEE I 1 :1 -:- ii f-rzsstl nfs,-:Ss fa wi 1,:fsf:.:,-V--et gif ,sa .fu l . ' f, - i. - -.gem-ff :eif,g,2f,gf3ig3e5g sz ,. ' :sw e gyie22s?iew1 -f 1 K 1sgg.,g::izg gQ,sg5ieggiqga . -meta ' - i,-W--ffm e Eiwffsi -f 5' -fiwesefe : 4 ,?1e?'2?55H2f'W-:Ea eff ' 1 iii ' - -'A 1 ' - aff' , f E:f:: kiycifsfilil? gt , . ra it-1. ffi efeeff - 55,5 ,. Z . w i , ze-ftmg,fig,?:ss - we : vf:.P,,:-' -1 h: '.f'f'E5Z-3 ' - -EEE is -sei ? ffssgw , :if 5 15 L' , - ' 5- ', i i: Lynn L'EpIattenier Sports Class, Grade Adviser's Aide, Lunchroom Aide, First Aid Certificate, Girls H.Ed. Department Aide. Howard Levinson Silver A, Bronze A, Spanish Proficiency Pin. Bobby Lee Rudy Lettieri Grade Adviser's Aide, Second Honors. l Richard Licata Second Honors, Library Squad, Program Committee Aide. 65 Ulu -.ku Sheldon Liebman Felix Limardo Donna Lindner Silver Bronze LeadersCIub. Dean's Squad. Jacqueline Livingston Mercedes Louison Alice London Senior Arista, Junior Arista. Feature Editor of the Cam- pus, Second Honors, Excep- tional Service Award, Bronze UAH Michael Lubrano Sports Class, Program Lunchroom Captain, Advis- Committee Aide, S.O. ers Office Aide, Second Congresswoman, Prom Honors. Committee. 66 Michael Lopacki English Bookroom Squad, Carlos Luciano Spanish Proficiency Pin, Physical Fitness Award. Lori Lipsky Meritorious Service Award, Advisers Aide, Bronze Constitutional Convention Delegate. fws we-, Carol LoSchiavo Boosters, Accounting De- partment Aide. Sonia Lugo 'W Edith Lupo qw- Theresa Malfettone Italian Proficiency Pins, First Year Italian Award. John Maringo Glenn Lurie Jane MacVeagh Band. Aileen Malkin First Honors, Second Hon- ors, Senior Arista, Campus Staff, Gold A, Exceptional Service Award. Joanne Marino Senior Arista, Bronze A, Sil- ver A, Spanish Proficiency Pin, First Honors, Program Committee Aide. Pete Mangano Jeff iviaibefg Theresa Manthei Second Honors, French Cer- tificate, First Aid Certificate, Program Committee Aide, Lunchroom Captain, French Proficiency Pin. Margo Marinucci Anthony Marro Late Squad. 67 Nicoletta Masiello Senior Arista, Attendance Office Aide, Bronze A, Span- ish Certificate. Lillian Marti Maria Martini Peer Group Leader. Michael Masone Judy Matthews 68 Pauline Mauro Co-op Program, Dance. Modern Jose Martinez Sharon Massa Senior Leaders, First Honors, French Proficiency Pin, Ten- nis Club, Math Dept. Aide, P.S.A.L. Pin. Peggy Mazurkewitz Senior Leaders, First Honors, Meritorious Service Award, Bronze A, Typewriting Profi- ciency Pin, Physical Fitness Award. Susan Marzano First Honors, Second Hon- ors, Bronze A, American Association of Teachers, Spanish Award, First Aid Cer- tificate, Spanish Proficiency Pin. Roseanne Mastanduno Second Honors. Annamarie Mazza Ann Marie Mazza Late Squad, Chorus. Teresa McDermott MariaMecca Attendance Office Aide, Modern Dance, First Aid Certificate. Linda McCIary Chorus, Dean's Squad, At- tendance Office Aide. Vicky McFarIin Lunchroom Captain, Cheer- leader, GO Section Representative. Michael Mell First Honors. Patricia McCord Mary Ann McKee Senior Arista, Gold First Honors, Key of Courtesy, Student Handbook Committee. Linda Memoli Dean 's Squad, Modern Dance, Lunchroom Captain. Regina McCoy Senior Arista, Boosters, S.O. Congressman, Second Honors. if 'Viv Janis McLean Modern Dance, Senior Varie- ty Show, Program Commit- tee Aide, First Aid Certificate. Fran Messana 69 Karen Michaluk First Honors, Second Hon- ors, Bronze Modern Dance, Attendance Office Aide. Gerri Miller Bronze Silver Aris- ta, First Honors, Meritorious Service Award, Spanish and French Proficiency Pins. Scott Miller Senior G.O. Representative, Stage Squad Attendance Of- fice, Second Honors, Cam- pus Staff. 70 GaryMigdaI Gold Bronze Lunchroom Captain, Physi- cal Fitness Award. Joel Miller Physical Science Depart- ment Aide. Joan Minick Girl's Health Education De- partment Aide, Late Squad, Attendance Office Aide. Steve Milazzo Lunchroom Captain, Italian Proficiency Pin. Randall Miller Meritorious Service Award, Bronze Captain of the Dean's Squad, Second Hon- ors, Silver Hall Patrol. Debbie Mintz Senior Arista, Gold First Honors, Exceptional Service Award, Program Committee Aide. Cathy Anne Milidantri G.O, Representative, Bronze First Honors, Second Honors, Meritorious Service Award, Italian Proficiency Pins, Rosemarie Miller S.O. Congresswoman. Pete Minutillo Deborah Mirsky First Honors, Senior Arista. Gold A, Program Committee Aide. '95 Vicky Mongiardo Speech Dept. Aide, Chev- rons, Second Honors, First Aid Certificate. ,sux 'D Peggy Moore Elaine Mole First Aid Certificate, Chev- rons, Second Honors, Rec- ord Office Aide. Frank Montalbano Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball. Ada Morales Spanish Proficiency Pin. Joe Molfetto Cheryl Moore Captain of Cheerleaders, First Honors, Junior Arista, Silver A, French Proficiency Pin. L Joseph Morales Lilly Moncada Lorraine Moore Meritorious Service Award, Second Honors, Swimming Aide, Emergency Room Aide. A 'H iiA,'. at 1 Km tk r 2 . X.: ' r:'.-:i Ee,-sr, KPCZ Robert Morgan Physical Fitness Certificate, Second Honors, Physical Science Dept. Aide, Handball Team. 71 'Wx Joseph Morici Second Honors, Dean's Squad. Esther Munizzi Dean's Squad, Library Squad, Campus Staff, Senior Arista, Gold First Honors. Robert Muh Alfred Musumeci S.O. Congressman, John Adams Students For Peace. Doloras Myers 72 Tim Myers Philip Mulle Varsity Football. Cynthia Myers Boosters, Cheerleader, Sec- retary and Treasurer of Cheerleaders. Bessie Myles Library Aide. Linda Mullins Volleyball Team. David Myers Guidance Office Aide, French Certificate, S.O. Congress- man, Audio-Visual Squad. John Naimoli Art Squad, Dean's Office Aide, Audio-Visual Squad. Marla Napelbaum Secretary of Senior Arista, Girl Leader of Junior Arista, Gold A, Meritorious Service Award, First Honors, Spanish Proficiency Pin. Doris Nesmith Yolanda Nappi Grade Adviser's Aide, Bronze A. Eugene Nasadiuk Zelma Neal Boosters. Everett Newsome Barbara Niemczyk Christine Nolan Chess Club. Carol Novick Junior Arista, Senior Arista, French Proficiency Pin, Sil- ver A, First Honors, Public Speaking Contest. Randall Novick Richard Oakley Rosalie Odone Band. Senior Arista, Gold A, Nlerito rious Service, Campus Staff Student Handbook Commit tee Chairman. . 73 Helen 0'Driscoll Girls Bowling Team, Spanish Proficiency Pin, Attendance Office Aide. Steve Oskowitz Second Honors, Junior Aris- ta, Attendance Office Aide, French Certificate, Physical Fitness Awards. Paul Pagan 74 Renee Oler Chorus, Leadership Class, Current Affairs Club, Second Honors. Hillary Ostrow Second Honors, Bronze A, Spanish Proficieny Pin, First Aid Certificate, Program Committee Aide, Silver A. Teresa Pagano Silver A, Bronze A, First Honors, Second Honors, ProgramCommitteeAide. John Oliva Track Team, Photography Staff, Maryanne Ostrowski Swimming Leader, Grade Advisor's Aide. Ginny Palladino Grade Advisor's Aide, Lunch- room Table Captain. William 0'NeilI 'va' Cecilia Pagan Swimming Leader, Swim- ming Team, Senior Life Sav- ing Assistant, Bronze A, Sec- ond Honors. Pat Palmeri Chorus, Swimming Leader, Modern Dance, Girls Physi- cal Ed. Department Aide. Doris Palsoff Bronze Latin Second Year Award, Second Honors. Organtress Parker Hilde Patitucci G.O. Representative. Debbie Panarello First Honors, Second Hon- ors, Meritorious Service Award, First Aid Certificate, Proficiency Pin. Jesse Parks Varsity Track, Varsity Cross- Country Track, Meritorious Service Award, Second Honors. Darrel Patterson Football Team, Hall Patrol, Biology Department Aide. Steven Pansky First Honors, Certificate of Merit in French, Silver Bronze A . Carol Ann Pashko Library Squad, Biology De partment Aide, Chorus Bronze Second Honors. Donald Peacock Donna Pantorno Chorus, Emergency Room Aide, Lunchroom Monitor, Captain of the Volleyball Team, First Honors, Second Honors. Anita Pasternack Girl Leader of Senior Arista, First Honors, Program Committee, Silver Spanish Proficiency Pin. David Pearl Campus News Editor, Library Squad, Administration Of- fice Aide, Program Commit- tee Aide, Constitutional Con- vention Delegates, Second Honors. 75 ,wa Gail Peluso Meritorious Service Award Swimming Medal, First Aid Certificate, Interracial Ac- tion Committee, S.O. Con- gresswoman, Swimming Leader. Nicolette Petrone Audrey Penner Dean's Squad, Lu nchroom Aide. Anita Pfaff Senior Arista, First Honors, Second Honors, Tutorial Committee. Abigail Perez Veronica Peters Spanish Proficiency Pin, Switchboard Operator, Sec- ond Honors. Mm 'I' Lydia Piazza Robert Picano 0 Q' Linya Pietronigro Janet Piper Donna Pirozzi Patrick Pisani Senior Arista, Gold A, Merito- rious Service Award, Student Handbook Committee, Span- ish Certificate, Campus Staff. 76 Sheila Platt Leaders, Emergency Room Aide, P.S.A.L., Chevrons. Janet Prather Sports Class, S.O. Congress- woman, Program Commit- tee Aide. Vincent Puma Jimmie Plummer Football Tea m, Second Honors. Amy Presser Arista, Gold A, First Honors, Spanish Proficiency Pin, Program Committee Aide, Campus Staff. Tom Purcaro English Bookroom Squad, Art Dept. Aide, Second Hon- ors, S.O. Congressman. Gayle Posner Grade Adviser's Aide, Second Honors, Bronze A. Diane Puglisi Grade Adviser's Aide First Honors, Second Honors, Meritorious Service Award, Bronze A, Silver A. Salvatore Raimondi Carolyn Rainone Second Honors. Second Honors. 77 Donna Raju Carolyn Rasa Junior Arista, Senior Arista Bronze A, Silver A, Gold A First Honors. Michael Reese Band, Physical Science Dept Aide, Lunchroom Captain General Office Aide. 78 James Ramogido Dean's Squad, Junior Arista Carolyn Felicia Randall S.O. Congressman, Ad- vanced Modern Dance, Cho- rus, Library Squad, Prom Committee. Dennis Ray Glorya Raysor Boosters, S.O. Congress- woman, Switchboard Operator. 1. Allen Ranz Grade Adviser's Aide, Bronze A, Silver A, Gold A. Peter Rea Christina Reischman Kristine Reisinger Barbara Reynolds Attendance Office Aide, Boosters, Advanced Chorus, Bronze A. Lunchroom Aide. Martin Ribaud0 Sandy Richer Bronze A, Second Honors, G.O. Representative, Library Squad. ja Ronald Rice Pearline Richmond William Richardson Dean's Squad, Physical Sci- ence Dept. Aide, Biology Dept. Aide, Library Squad, Bronze A,SiIver A. Virginia Rich Linda Riegel Norman Riegel First Honors, Senior Arista, Gold A, Highest Average in Second Term. Steven Rifkin Barbara Riley Evelyn Riley John Adams Students For Program Committee Aide, Junior Chorus, Attendance Peace, Math Team, Second Typist in Assistant Princi- Office Aide, SecretariaIStud- Honors. pal's Office. ies Dept. Aide, Meritorious Camille Rillo Service Award. 79 Aileen Rios Spanish Proficiency Certifi- cate, Late Squad. Steven Robbins Physical Science Dept. Aide, Library Squad, Bronze A. Lynn Rodriguez 80 Annette Rizzo Grace Rizzo Grade Adviser's Aide, Co-op Program. Charles Robinson Ann Romanelli Accounting Dept. Aide. Valerie Robinson Cheerleaders, Second Hon- ors, Meritorious Service Award, Bronze A. Linda Romanucci Second Honors, Meritorious Service Award, Bronze A, Public Speaking, First Aid Certificate, Grade Adviser's Aide. Russell Rizzo Lunchroom Aide, Hall Patrol. Antonio Rodriguez Physical Fitness Award. Lillian Rosalia Alan Rosen Campus Sports Editor, Gold A, Senior Arista, Meritorious Service Award, Math Team, Physical Science Depart- ment Aide. Melissa Rosenberg Clifford Ruff James Ryerson Library Squad, Dean's Squad, Baseball Team, Serv- ice For Program Room. Betty Ann Ruggiero Secretarial Studies Dept. Aide, Second Honors. Bonnie Sachs Leaders, Senior Arista, Span- ish Proficiency Pin, Girls H. Ed, Dept. Aide, Meritorious Service Award, Second Honors. Carol Rubenstein Second Honors, Bronze A, Grade Adviser's Aide, First Honors, Spanish Proficiency Pin. Louis Ruocco Dramatics, Chorus, Student Congressman, Art Club. Lenny Rubenstein Library Squad, Lunchroom Aide, Second Honors. Joseph Russo Second Honors. Sonia Sampson Pearl Sanabria 81 Mary Grace Sangiamo Nancy Sanseverino Second Honors, Bronze Ruth Santana Junior Arista, Second Hon- ors, Bronze Spanish Certificate, Campus, Span- ish Proficiency Pin. Mark Satinoff Gayle Satransky Rosanna Savino Gold Meritorious Serv- First Honors, Second Hon- Bronze Silver Sec- ice Award, Senior Arista, ors, Senior Arista, Silver ond Honors, Italian Teachers Math Team, Photography Exceptional Service Award, Association Award, Merito- Squad, French Proficiency Spanish Proficiency Pin. rious Award, Columbia Asso- Pin. ciation Award. Gail Sawyer ' Modern Dance Club, Volley- ball Club, Physical Fitness Award, African Dance and Culture Club, Dramatics. 82 Gail Scamoni Josephine Scarcella Grade Advisor's Aide, English Department Aide. FrankSantoro Boy's Emergency Room Aide, Hall Patrol. Beatrice Savocchia First Honors, Italian Certifi- cate, French Certificate, Se- nior Arista, Secretary of Ital- ian Language Culture Club, Meritorious Awards. Gary Scarchllll Second Honors, Lunchroom Aide, Silver Rita Scharlf First Aid Certificate, Physical Fitness Award, Lunchroom Aide. Madlyn Schmuckler Junior Arista Senior Arista, Clipper, Tennis Club, Tutori- al Committee, Gold Warren Schust Late Squad, Boy's Health Education Department Aide. Larry Schechter Marlan Schreler Bronze Second Honors, Emergency Room Aide, Col- lege Office Aide, Program Committee Aide, Meritorious Service Award. James Schwoebel William Schreuder Lynn Schroeder First Honors, Second Hon- ors, Program Committee Aide, Teacher Aide, Physical Science Department Aide. Susan Schmohl Library Squad, First Honors, Tennis and Badminton Club, Swimming Club, Modern Dance Club, Chorus. Deborah Schust Grade Advisor's Aide, Office Aide. Nuccla Scifo G.O. Representative, Lunch- room Aide, Grade Advisor's Aide. 'RTR Jimmy Sciolto Second Honors, Spanish Proficiency Pin, Silver 83 QM Sharon Scordino Meritorious Service Award, Exceptional Service Award, First Aid Certificate, Second Honors. JoanneSears Chorus, Second Honors, Program Committee Aide, Key of Courtesy Club, First Aid Certificate, Meritorious Service Award. Barry Sellinger Library Squad, Second Hon- ors, Grade Advisor's Aide. 84 Kim Scott Modern Dance Club, Key of Courtesy, Second Honors, Future Physicians Club, S.O. Representative, Cheer Leaders. Arthur Seedorf Key of Courtesy Club. Janice Semeraro Grade Advisor's Aide, Bowl- ing Team, Prom Committee. Sandra P. Scott Library Squad, Art Depart- ment Aide, P.S.A.L. Pin, Pub- lic Speaking Contest Winner 1969, Program Committee Aide, Dean's Aide. Lori Segal Gold Meritorious Serv- ice Award, Spanish Profi- ciency Pin, Senior Arista. First Honors, Junior Arista. Denise Semo N9 VandaScott Basketball Club, Volleyball Club, Chorus, P.S.A.L. Pin, Second Honors, Program CommitteeAide. Janet Selkowitz Modern Dance, Second Hon- ors, Chevrons. Geraldine Sepancy Captain of Cheerleaders, Senior Leaders, Second Honors, Drama Club, P.S.A.L. Gold Medal, Merito- rious Service Award. Valerie Serignese Lori Shapiro Carol Shore Debbie Serra Michelle Shaw Dramatics, Clipper, Modern Dance Club, Captain of the Boosters, Prom Committee, Second Honors. Daniel Sico Second Honors, Bronze French Proficiency Pin, Li- brary Squad, Meritorious Service Award. Ja mes Serra Dean's Squad, Physical Fit- ness Award, Bronze Boy's Health Education De- partment Aide. Kevin Shearer Bronze Second Honors, Dean's Squad, Art Depart- ment Aide. Mark Siegel Second Honors, Junior Aris- ta, French Proficiency Certif- icate, G.O. Representative, Attendance Office Aide, Physical Fitness Award. LarryShain Photography Squad, Late Squad, Physical Science DepartmentAide. Sandy Shore Attendance Office Aide, Grade Adviser's Aide. Sal Sillitti Second Honors, Italian Profi- ciency Pin, Modern Lan- guages Department Aide. 85 Steven Silverman Physical Fitness Award, Gold Silver Future Phy- sicians Club, Spanish Profi- ciency Pin, Bronze Roberta Silverstein First Honors, Gold Seni- ro Arista, Spanish Proficien- cy Pin, Meritorious Service Award. Robert Sims Maxine Smooke Senior Arista, First Honors, Spanish Proficiency Certifi- cate, Spanish Proficiency Pins, Math Team, Bronze MAH 86 Carollne Singleton Bronze Second Honors, Spanish Proficiency Pin, P.S.A.L. Award, All City High School Chorus. Theresa E. Simmons Chevrons, Grade Adviser's Aide, Switchboard Operator. PW' Joyce Slmonl Boosters. Lols Skinner Ronl Smelafsky :.' N 1 Si, '--i Q. ' ,,,., -' Deborah Sobers Jeffrey Solomon Michelle Solomon Boosters, Chorus, Arista, BO0SterS, Bronze A SGC Second Honors, Math De- ond Honors, Speech Depart partment Aide. ment Aide, Chorus. Perry Solotoff Public Speaking Contest. Malcolm Spinner Senior Arista, Math Team, Physical Science Depart- ment Aide, Bronze Sil- ver Gold 'UN James Stein Photography Squad, Clipper, Gold First Honors, S.O. Congressman. Grace Sorrentino Emergency Room Aide, Co- op Program. Diane Stasi tw? Jan Steinhauser Second Honors, S.O. Dele- gate, Current Affairs Club, Bronze Physical Fitness Award, Service Aide. Anthony Sottilaro Jimmie Staton Oliver Spellman Inez Stein Senior Arista, Gold Clip per, Spanish Honors Certifi cate, Junior Arista. Mark Stepniewski Bronze Silver Sec- ond Honors. Arthur Stevenson. 87 Marsha Stone Idee Lynn Stulberger General Office Aide, Switch- board Operator, Math De- partment Aide, Meritorious Service Awards, Prom Committee, Chevrons. Leslie Sweet Bronze Second Honors, Meritorious Service Award, Key of,Courtesy Club, French Proficiency Pin. 88 Linda Storch Olesia Suchocky Attendance Office Aide, Li- brary Squad, Girl's Health Education Department Aide, Program Committee Aide, Second Honors. Ingrid Taitt Senior Arista, Second Hon- ors, Bronze Silver Boosters, Meritorious Serv- ice Award. Sa ul Strugatch Second Honors, Key of Cour- tesy Club, Physical Fitness Award, G.O. Representative. Kenneth Susanowicz English Department Aide. Lynette Talbert Late Squad, Second Honors, Certificate of Achievements. Barry Stulberger Switchboard Operator, Stage Squad, Lead Role in school play On Borrowed Time , Co-op Program, Social Dance Committee, Assistant Principal's Aide. Gerard Sweeney Bronze Second Honors. Vanessa Tate Marty Tauber Second Honors, Junior Aris- ta, Bronze Meritorious Service Award. M9 if Jeff Thaler Second Honors, Physical Fitness Award, Key of Cour- tesy Club, Audio-Visual Aids. Linda Thorogood Chorus Suellen Tessmer Second Honors. Debera Taylor Chorus, Library Squad, Black History Club. ts... Jeanetta Thomas Cheerleaders, Senior Lead- ers Club, Second Honors, Junior Leaders, Boosters. Joycelyn Thompson G.O. Representative, S.O. Congressman, Attendance Office Aide, Swimming Club, Key of Courtesy Club, Lead- ers Club. David Tfirn French Proficiency Pin. Mary Thompson Lorraine Thorogood Nita Thurschwell Medical Technology Group, Second Honors, Program Instrumental Music, Volley- Committee Aide, Silver baIlClub. Bronze A . is-0 'Qs y i- Y' if Marilyn Tichauer First Honors, Silver Se- nior Arista, Meritorious Serv- ice Award, Public Speaking Contest, Spanish Proficiency Pin. 89 S44 Marc Tilles Dean's Squad, Campus Staff, First Honors. Jane Toscano Girl's Swimming Team, G.O. Representative, Lunchroom Captain. Mona Tuchfeld Senior Arista, Gold First Honors, Exceptional Service Award, Key of Courtesy. 90 Richard Tischler Swimming Team, S.O. Con- stitutional Convention Delegate. Philip Touma John Tominelli RonaldTraub Second Honors, Spanish Proficiency Pin, Lunchroom Aide, Spring Concert Committee. Diane Tuerck Second Honors, Bronze First Aid Certificate. L.. Linda Tummlnello Chorus, Lunchroom Cap- tain, First Aid Certificate. apvdvw' Jackie Topsche Library Squad, Attendance Office Aide, Second Honors. Ernest Trinca Lunchroom Captain, Modern Language Department Aide. Sal Tuminello Proficiency Certificate in Italian, Physical Fitness Certificate. Robert Turansky Jane Ulrich Roxanne Vail Michael Vallone Second Honors. Dave Vldhu Jlm Vigneri Francine Urbano Arista, First Honors, Gold Tutorial Squad, French Proficiency Pin, Meritorious Service Award. Karen Van Brunt Lunchroom Captain, Grade Adviser's Aide, Emergency Room Aide. John Villanacci Photography Squad, Second Honors. Sandra Usher Patricia Vetrano Industrial Arts Department Aide, First Aid Certificate, Lunchroom Captain, Italian Proficiency Pin. Michael Villano Lunchroom Aide, Late Squad, Dean's Squad, Sec- ond Honors. 91 Elena Vlsone Italian Proficiency Pin, ltal ian Proficiency Certificate First Aid Certificate, Lunch room Captain. Annette Wagner Math Honors, G.O. Repre- sentative, Second Honors. Daniel Wasserman 92 AnnetteVlta Switchboard Operator, Ac- counting Department Aide, Second Honors. ia.,- Robert Walters Late Sq uad, Marsha Weber Linda Vogel Second Honors. Herbie Washington Arista, Track Team, Major Silver S.O. Congressman. AvaWade Boosters, Chorus, Key of Courtesy Club, Modern Dance, Second Honors, At- tendance Office Aide. Hlllary Washington Bonnie Weiner Kenneth Weinstein Dean's Squad, Assistant Key of Courtesy Club, Sec- PrincipaI's Aide. ond Honors. Linda Weinstein Second Honors, French Pro- ficiency Pin, Lunchroom Aide. LlndaWhite Lunchroom Captain, G.O. Representative, Modern DanceClub. Barbara Ann Williams Constitutional Convention Delegate, First Honors, Sec- ond Honors. Lori Weiss Sheila Wexler Kevin Whitley Ruth Wiggins Second Honors, Bronze Lunchroom Captain. Dorothy Williams Chorus, Modern Dance. Dorothy Williams Girl's Basketball Team, S.O. Constitutional Convention Delegate, Prom Committee, First Aid Certificate. LlllleWhlte Gymnastics Club, Modern DanceClub. Debbie Willer Horacina Williams 93 Patrece Williams Girl's Basketball Team, Pro- gram Committee, Attend- ance Office Aide. Viola Willlford Library Squad, Black History Club. xy, ng-:Mr Paul Williams ' Second Honors, Lunchroom Aide. Corine Williford Mike Wilson Captain of Track Team, Cap- tain of Cross Country Track Team, Major Joseph Scarlata Award. Frances Elaine Winlkoff Key of Courtesy Club, Dean's Squad, Attendance Office Aide. Bob Woloszyn 94 EL- Marilyn Wong Senior Arista, Senior Lead- ers, Math Team, First Hon- ors, Meritorious Service Award, Bronze Marcella Woodruff Bronze Modern Dance. Boosters, Chevrons, S.O. Representative, Chorus. Sandra Wllllford Gene Wlasluk Ibn .loyceWoody Boosters, Bronze Mod- ern Dance Club, Band, Sec- ond Honors, Distinguished Service Award. 4 Eric Wortmann Varsity Football Team, Sec- ond Honors. Gloria York Senior Arista, First Honors, Second Honors, Bronze Spanish Proficiency Pin, Cheerleaders. Rita Zimmerman Attendance Office Aide, Mer- itorious Service Award, Switchboard Operator. Wllliamwright Editor-in-Chief of Campus, Arista, President of Future Physicians Club, Varsity Football Team, Exceptional Service Award, Second Honors. Janice Zeldin Key of Courtesy Club. Steve Zimmerman Second Honors, Bronze G.O. Representative, Lunch- room Service, First Aid Cer- tificate, Boy's H. Ed. Depart- ment Aide. Gladys Wuterich Boosters, Lunchroom Cap- tain, Library Squad, Girl's Health Education Depart- ment Aide, Clipper. Caryn Zawisha Margherita Zinerco Attendance Office Aide, Sec- ond Honors. Accounting Department Aide. Edward York Vice-President of Student Organization, Current Af- fairs Club, John Adams Stu- dents for Peace, Physical Science Department Squad. Richard Zeikowitz Junior Arista, Meritorious Service Award, Bronze French Proficiency Certifi- cate, Dramatics, First Honors. Edwardlobel Physical Science Depart- ment Aide, Senior Variety Show, Art Department Aide, Lunchroom TableCaptain. 95 CAMERA SHY 96 Lucia Zoffranieri pa rtment Aide. Mike Agost - Football Team, Swim- ming Team, Baseball Team, G.O. Representative. ' Joseph Barone John Boyle - Physical Science De- partment Aide, Physical Fitness Cer- tificate, G.O. Representative. Robert Brieloff - Bronze Hall Patrol, Major Minor Boy's H.Ed. Department Aide, First Aid Certificate. Larry Buccellato - Library Squad, Projector Room Aide. Barbara Calabrese - Swimming Lead- er, Lifesaving, Second Honors, P.S.A.L. Pin, Chevrons. Kathy Carroll - Dean's Squad, Co-op Program. John Casale-Lunch Table Captain. Anthony Cicalese - Co-op Program. Sal Cipolla - Dean's Squad, Arista, John Adams Students for Peace. Elizabeth Cisar - First Honors, Sec- ond Honors, Bronze Silver Meritorious Service Award. Edward Cordina -- Dean's Squad, 'Service Aide, Bronze Junior Arista. Angelo Cravotta Jose Diaz Sara L. Diaz JoAnn O'Giovanni Robert DeNunzio William Emme Lynne Ezelius - Silver Bronze First Honors, Second Honors, Meritorious Service Award. Yolene Fleury - Band, Lunchroom Aide, Dean's Squad, French Medal, Swimming. Dom Fontana Michael Gennardo Jesus Gonzalez Edward Grzybowski John Gucciardo - Clipper Staff. Cassandra Hicks - Modern Dance, Dramatics. Kay Hom - Second Honors, Program Committee Aide. Mary Hutch - Second Honors, Chevrons. Girl's Health Education De- Ronni Zoum Second Honors, Chevrons, Lunchroom Captain, Modern Dance. Michael Jordan - Dra matics, Band. Chris Karris - Dean's Squad. Anthony LaVeglia Ma ria Lay - Attendance Office Aide. Jimmy Layton Martha Lee - Swimming Club. Marcy Levenberg - Math Club, Junior Arista, Grade Advisor's Aide, Silver Basketball Club. Jackie Lynch - Library Squad, Co-op Program, Dean's Aide, Leaders- in-Training. Rocky Martin - Track Team, Cross Country Team Captain, Track Team Captain, Athlete of the Year C1969J. Tim McCoy - Service Aide, Gymnas- tics Team, Bronze Second Honors, Chorus. Carol Mercer - Volleyball Club, Bas- ketball Club, Campus Staff, Boosters. Patrick Mullen - Dean's Office Aide, Hall Patrol. Steven Ober - First Honors, Second Honors, Physical Fitness Award. Louis Perez - Gymnastics Team. Michael Perretti Ralph Pesa nte - Service Aide. George Petersen - G.O. Representa- tive. Harry Reynolds Rosemary Rini- Co-op Program. Joseph Ruggero - Arista, Campus Staff, First Honors, Gold Physical Science Department Aide. Kris Ruhs - Second Honors, Clipper Art Staff. Mike Santopolo Howard Selsky - Dean's Squad. Robert Shumer Paul Simon Dennis Sivillo - Dean's Squad. Eric Swartz Alfonse Vaiano Rosa Valdez - G.O. Representative. Louie Verderosa John Wells - Band. Nina Williams - Varsity, Senior Lead- ers, Volleyball Team, Bronze Band, Basketball Team. wt in if A V -gf,'1i:,.,Wn-A is SK A mg! wi, fu W 1 T Q Jvgikii 02593 Wig I. 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I remember, My battle - My attempts to be more Than just another name, Scratched into a desk, More than just another name, On the label of a text book: But like most others, l've failed - I have slipped through The revolving doors, Unnoticed. SI'- No longer imprisoned In the grim, gray walls Of the institution, Turning my back on the familiar I plant both feet Beyond its boundaries - Never to return. 114 Exciting, I extend thanks To all who have Helped me in my struggle, To all, who've participated In molding, the finished product Nervous, but anxious To grasp the loose ends And shape them Into my life, I enter a new world. :lr As this next chapter begins, I know l'm a better And different person, A more mature being, Ready to accept joy, sorrow, Success and failure, Ready to experience life. 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Ia I f?'Ma4.r-K f -,.x. , I 4a2?'1,fgipQ'1 ' X ' m v 21, f AEI eeIpI Vforget I I I III I I All my troubles. But then it ismornilng I , And Iamfaced, : I I With anothefdaygtl I Where hate and sorrow, , a Loneliness and empti-Iness Abound... p a is ffworih if? i I'w'oinde rf 5 A I ' Amy Presser! 11'4 'S X' A I3IWI'ff I M I l ' ' . gf X AN , . In 5 . ' 5 qx.Nurfff.g f gg.. . 3 X .5 -:. .., 5.x g'Af....s . . .Agn ., .1 . , .V -- gg. 1. A e ' ' '- , mf.. - ' 'X,,:-ie. iffy , Qi 2: 'H - S3-f'f , . 4. 1 i' '- fi N'-I -. - .lf.- x ,'.1 ' .-'- 4 W , 'sl' 1 vu T I A .ffl-' '51 3 - tiff 1 hif i 'gm Q if ' :-iii' w- if. -ws .- .Avg t ffl I fi 1 vi 4, 1- 1 - -, , ISA- ' 5.9-. 2-1134- eie 'K 'ig-iI5'7,' : A . fiifiiz 41fi. s 'ffm 5: 1 gf lig Vw- ,ik k'ub'iSE'g 2 ' . q.e..i'1 i..g. - Vx 1 - 'QW' fi 131151. ' . -3415-f Iff X I - , 1.1.1.--',j'z- , ze... H, I' w e- .5wf::?? ' M i ' ' . . e X A s Q .. 5 ,5 A-1-1.2 X V. 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NAL.. . , I r A .CHIP-ON' Hfl-S SHOULDER1- UINKNOW . He aflwayshas something to grumble aboau t,5 g I Has -the maniwith a chi-p on his shoulderg f a The world to the dogs isgoing, no doubt, T-olthe man with a Chip on his shoulderi. at I. ' The clouds are too dark, the sun is too bqight, I No matter what happens, it is never'right:. : . . I When peace is prevailinghe isispoiilingjto fight. .Tnemah with elchip onA1HiS'shquidefr,i ff I is 'I I I I George Richer PLEA FOR HELP +- A CALL UNANSWEREDR lazy through the foggy shadows of my memory, r lee a child . 'ying out-is she lost? ' , I do not think so. ople, people all around d still her cries g . all upon deafenedstones of ignorance. - one-ha unted by the hopelessness of solitude nidst a crowd of thousands like her r we makes her way' V . wrough the path of life's cycle . fvathed in tears of misery. hand - ' ' . N l azy through the foggy shadows of my memory, seeahandg ., my 5 V 54 I . M . ttacking, smothering, st'ran'gling,'thefunknowing child. . ithate? Fear? ' it confusion? Frustration? 0, it is an of these ut more than that, is innocence. , r lnocence of the path oflife's'cycle, mocence of what is yet tocome. f wHosE ANTHEM l pledge allegiance r. - To the flag of 'sta rs and stripes forever f Because all men are created equal. That's why you can give me liberty Or give me death - anytime' And you know you can't fool all the people All the timeg ' Likethewarto end allwars r When they have not yet begun to fight Orliberty and justice for - whoever they said Beingvconceived in liberty and dedicated, s To four score and seven years, 5 I wonder why I can't hear freedom ring trap From every mountainside. ,zy through thegfoggy shadows of my memory, L l IY'm mdmsibiev, , . J l W , .ee.r?frife..PQe f . .lvr l 4 r - , l . - 1 ' tafhloselpeopleyyffw f ' ek'-'fl5+'S'fOPl'Ui3frthe- .Ch 'dlW3,'7d.e. 5'.0nl th3 path-'Ofda'k'7,eS57fFozr1t.hose.people, , . - I r l ,',' l -s'f Q., fe A ' i. can do for me '?'TP01l2iie9.Q ' . , -Q Q l f - , f'Softellfmei,whyica-nltilsee thedawn'searly'light7 :riedtowarnyoug babe. , ., .. f I ' l . 1' ' ' ut my cries fall infi.ni.tely downwardf pon a life long past, ' ' pona life no more. s ' 'ant - azy through the foggy shadowsof my memory, see want. 'ant in the eyes of the child - the desperate child. leading, begging, her outstretched arms cry to me I need you! Help me! or to whom else can I turn? ay, I cannot help you, babe, or you exist only in the shadows of my memory. b ou, a child who has long since died, nd whose death has given rise to my futile existence. Maria Sperando 1 ,,'. .AMarci,aHunte ,g A , 1 115 ... AND THERE is SILENCE The rain beats against it, Trying to rip the already weakened skeleton apart. The wind rages against its bones, . Pulling with all its might. And yet it stands. . What is this thing that dares to stand up to its destroyers? Why does it continue to withstand the forces that are against it? Courageously and silently the mass of naked bones continues to stand together, Bending each way, as if complying with its enemies, But then springing up to face them again. How does this remnant of life defy the elements of death? ' What compels it to stand proudly while its foes cause it to waste away? t The battle rages on. The last remains of what was once a glorious life fight gallantly ony Rocks, jagged, bold, and hard Face me as the world does. Bitter and cold Gloomy and grey. The bullying forces of nature become more and more infuriated as their opponent stands there, And yet they offer me hope For between them, Silently challenging them to pour all their wrath into this war of wa rs. P High upon the mountains, Bloom beautiful flowers of vibrant And suddenly, ' CO'0 5 fy g,ggggg g gg g g gg gggg yew it The mhdssiobs Homgngi TTT To if T T To 'TTT T iTSh6wing that is the midst of sorrow ar The rain ceases its pouring. g'00mf And there is silence. t In the midst of the quiet stands the bare tree, The last drops of rain noisily dripping from its branches. T The skeletonrhas won this battle 4 And there is silence... Paula Berkowitz 1 Joy and happiness can survive. Paula Berkowitz .-- - ' -w- -. T 4- 'x YXYN-s V? f M '-T' K ' tiff? ?.f'f ' S- --'-'1'?1'f35f:.f:-fiis 52:55:31 ,4a:a5t,1-rs. all l XX' .efsy 'W 1' -'.f '.:g.j'-Q-1 s .L .E ,' ,j s Is.. fel.. 5 .,-S , +3 -, ..gNs, , - 1--T-1 ftifiilfigni-:is L 5 X iitiiid iff 'B '-QC'-54 f 5 isix XX X Q X ' 7 ' A A ' R B ' llS5fsi fl'i-CM i Ls'i't' 1' Y we - --' -- Q 3 .- f x. .ff , Q . K s x S-awisvf . gr --O-quit-'Q hlasitq .. vvs qtyjigif New-.1.-Ara. -hfifg--. 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A Eileene Brandes l still have his silken words l keep them in a satin box tied with string and pink illusions along with the good times and the pine cone that he gave me. l keep the laughter that we sha red folded neatly. Together with the promises Pressed inside some hard bound novel. Marked with pain and purple ribbon, are the confidences l tj wrapped carefully in wax paper, Left to yellow with the pages. ' . Rhonda Freed SUICIDE Suicide is easy, As painless as today. Suicide is easy, It hurts in many ways. Don't wanna live tomorrow, Got hurt from yesterday. l'm full of hate and sorrow, l'Il end itall today. Bill Moran 117 g THEcHRlsTlvlAs SPIRIT g J y ltwas 5:l5.,,The. trains at 42nd aStreIetUweIre filled not with people but withp,ai.rsIof,feet. I I lfotunda seat somehow, betweenafaet Ia-dy and 'the'window, thef latter having fad .signifi- cancesince Icould see thelsamepeople inside as I could by. strainingsmyyeyes peering through the Cloudy glass., I g ' g .I must have doied, for I thought ul heard someone whistling in another car. It must have been a train screeching to aahalt Iorthe idle screams of someone being trampled on. The fat lady had theiTimes, and after awhile she called across theuaisle. toga young, black lady whowascarrying an infant., plr. , U e Have you heard of this? said: the fat lady, pointing to an article. They spent three bil- lion dollars on defense last year,Iand three hundred people. died of starvation in,Appala- chiaf' Q I I I 4 lt's a shame, said the black Iady., I mean about the Appalachians. But Iican't see how theevents are related and besides, we've got to keep the commies from taking over. If they ever tookover, they'd kill millions of Afro- Americansf' p I ' With that, the fat lady. wentiback tothe Timesand the black ladyIwentIbaIcIk to teasing G.f90v.y,!fY Thaifs the ISQng.ilimagiihelfAnf Old Imam. whistlingf FeelingGroovyl .. I , I , All rIigh1,..DeO.DIl6, .heg yelled. V.V g ' '.I,et's Sing alo.ng..'IS.low down4youI movegtooffast 'iiy Qi. f 5 g And one by one, thepeople lookedup to see whatwasthe matter. ,yig I a -1 . ' 'V , . as ' I. Got to makefthe morninglgast. . I ' I Q And thetfat lady putgdown her newspaper andjoined in. sg I ' I gg , .. I Moving downthe cobble-stone I. .. ' 'I I I Andlthelblack lady sang. 'Looking for fun and feelinggroovy . ' I I , I And now, dloublefbreastedd and even single-. buttoned. - I M : . ,. I - 'HellIo lampost what ya knowing?' And the rest of the feet in the car. d Come to watch your flowers growing . . f' 'Ainlt ya got no rhymes for me . . .' I And someone tried to dance in theaigsle. I 'l've got no deeds todo, no promises to keep. l'm daffled and drowsy and ready for sleep . . .' And the conductor, 'And the morning time dropall its petal on me... ' I .And the train stopped at 34th Street. And thenew feet,pushIed,in,.while the old ones. pushed dur. And in tl-ie confusion, ineI,dl'd man Then I heard the whistle again - distantly this time. It sounded - it sounded happy. l would have asked the fat lady if shiefdlheard it, butl wasafraid she'rd think llwas craiy. , g I iTwor'Imen., -Tbbth .afbout fforty, f we refjsta riding above metalkingfbusiinessf I s Ji ' I e f'Did you see what'AT.8tT 'di'd.,yesterday? TwTfhTt'he cane andITheTgIray hair, aInElThIeqtoHiII overcoat and the paper bag fell to the ground. The singing stopped and the black lady started I I a Qteasing the infant,,andgdoublefbreastedtalked aboutstocks, while 3s.ingle4butto,ned talked of his sick wifeg And the fat lady isald,fltlll.s is my stop, soni' Andeas she stepIpedIIoff, she whis- p eIred,' '.'Lifellove yIou, all is groovy! HSkedthegdouble-breasted pi-n4stripe. . I g I. M I It was.5:18.. II I I I' ' I missed theprices yes'ce,rday,.'.' 'saidgthe I I j I I ' I . e 1 A siingIe4b'utto,nedblue. My wifeisfveryillfl 5, I I - Mar,k.:Haig5n' 'Hltlwasagood.dayjg'gcfohtinu.edQtfhefIdouble- , fr- I .g xggg ' 1 breasted- Everything .I b.ie I II . ' How aboutAmerican Tobacco? Did you-get I If B that?I'f, said the single-.breasted blue excite-dflv. g s a t glis gl heard the.whistling again. 'LouPder.'l'n the I I I' I 6 6 ' I next ca r. D.efinitely,a songf It was hard to make outgabout the news. of brothersfdeaths and Christmasibonuses, and the dress Mary-Ann wore to the affair, and John's brother-in-law's friend's cousin who was a personal friend of Barbra Streisand. IQ I . I ' 5. , L ig X , X 'I ll + til tiilrlugf it ... E 309 ,pf Q t l in - .-fa.--xi. -9 .,-,r ,- I. 1' a l. dsf. ld i fl!if2?33'? '53 A Q11 45 l I e- .l fr- elf J , :iff P1 l K Hb , jig , Q, ,ff I- , 36 I I E T E - ' IIS. I I fg ll 5 .13 iyg' 'b,d.JlO iq ,I Q I 54, I it' 33 L. I A t . .r--5 I Now I recognize it. Oh, whats the name of that song?! So familiar,QWait! pHere seethe wl1lsrlgr.iAn old man. w,lm'IalIcane, andgiay hair,gand a torn overcoat, and a brown paper bagfin the shape of awhisky bottle.I FeelIing ill Llgjyifl' if BLACK ON WHITE Third Person Omniscent A A t I W L ' W Spread before him was a great plain, a field of black and white squares. To his right and left he could see solid lines of irregular objects, one line white, and other black. Timorouslyi he ventured upon the great expanse, unaware of two lines slowly advancing towad the center of the plain. He heard an unfamiliar sound behind him and whirled about to be confronted by an enormous black horse towering far above him. Minutes seemed to stretch into- hours as they sta red at each oth- er. Finally, the glorious stallion moved onjdestroying its beauty by running erratically, three steps at a time as flame. Turning back to the now advancing lines, his attention was riveted to an ivory castle, suddenly a mere yard away. The black steed reappeared without warning and leaped upon the castle in all its splendor. So engrossed in this primitive battle was he that he failed to notice the vast block raised far above..The block came down with .devastating force and all thought ceased . . .g , , , The two old men-were engaged in chess game, neither of them aware of the fly on the edge of the board. As oneman attacked with his black knight, the other attempted to retaliate, but lost his ivory castleto the knight in the process. Suddenly, this man saw the flyon theedge of the board, picked up his newspaper and slammed it down on the fly . . . The two men continued their game. Q ' t David Fox There was a young girl named Maria, Who really couldn't-a see-a, Too bad, saidfher papa, l think she'llea flop-a, Whenshethinks that he mama is me-a. r Her mama came home that-a night-a, With Maria she did start a fight-a, Her mama, she said-age W Maria you better,g, l T 4, ga A. W W :,Gosorriewrheireftonightto--get sight-a.i'1 Maria-She.started'the p.li.gh.tia,l' E l j , llg. 1 W , Sheiwent to tihecorner th'atln,ight4a,5' ' gggb y 'She told oIdPepi'a., T tl 1 W. f T ' A ' A . , ' d I She could notga see-a,' Q A . Q A, A ' M I So old Pepi gave hersome cider. ' W tl tt i ' T r V ' t D W I 1 ' . ' As she opened the door, Doggie Tama, . b y She realized it was her mama, a Iii W - Oh,mama, what news-a, T , S L X. Again we got booze-a, 13 A And now they're all happy and calma! V W- F Moral: 'qThis was a story and Poema, 2735, .2 1 fm! T l hope that it struck home-a, 4254 Lx W K' Ld, W Cause all did-a knew-a 1 Sw V ' j all rj ll P What was a true-a, V L! l ' MXH But that's how they have a good som-all T Eileen Bra ndes . .32 . .W W,,- f ' my :KK gf, 1, K :fy W wing , ,. 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He's being pulledifrom his corner The little nook that he's inhabited His whole existence is being pulled away. His fear is getting stronger His pain is getting worse ' The time has come when he must abandon Everything . The walls are moving W The pain is worse The time is A NOW! T i 1 ' c f Acryisheard T 1 Thedoctor hasijfustslapped V V y fthe baby's bottom ' Everyone is happy N lt's a boy i He's healthy and his life is just beginning. Maureen Miller ' f i .--. ftiii. .. M w H r , il X .g ,g il-',. X ' o-Q Y -M 'J' -wi i V 5 r. ., . , FOR AN INSTANT l found it pleasantly pleasing To be the first one in the room. The rear door was closed g T But the front one stood ajar, r Allowing me to slip inside and quietly move it be- hind me, So that to anyone in the halls, The room would appear locked and empty. It was warm. The brown walls and dusty, dark boards, Pulled me to them, And for an instant, Held me there alone., . T Letting me imagine what fantastic things Could be discoveredgherieg g . A ' lf- people would only look' beyond. Theinew flourescent lights , N AndP.A.system. gdig W V I i .Judy Bressler .xg 11 ? W 'A T if -,... f l-1 K2 , - if K ,, gb A . v ,gg !24,g,,j,: ,, A-' 3- iffy: 5 ' 1. if-R fl Ig, -is V mf . 121 ff' . n , 'of n Sz-1NwSN-sxXfX f ',. Q n X o .. A omg? AA1, - ,- f . A w ww K '59 W Q, , - ' , - llxgl-I o - f 45' I Q. Sw' NancyGomez 'A o ' . ' 'lf'-y,,., -w. 'wmv , :plies Y W, In , 5 . . I ,X . . K:'w,f12.,x 2 f ed b ' 1' - A - 1 Awe--VQQJ H ' L- -2' , W-N J-- Q' .1 2 Eff ..., ia -.-. 1 '-'. 'f6iEQ'faQ5 1g,g , V SA - if 357' v.-. ?MAV fe : VIN! j-Q l A ' in Q 2:2 o I , o J o f in E252 m-. LC U3 fx ,, ,.V. - agml' o o L. Johnson x , -ai ,, , -X101 f H1141 W V QV-.gr '..:-1,-5.1.5 NW 4. x iff' '3ilr'f' ' JL ' , 532'-AE'-'2'F550fl9'liN7!'!295 W .5 If Infasf X fsa1ff2:fW 'W W' A VW ff A ' Sy 4 4, II QW sf 'J 1Wfi?wvEHIf! f.-,Q 'fQ?f1w .,f f- ww ,f fn l a. Q76 1 . 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Q Of looking into the blue sky, 1 And seeing nothing, A E i But its emptiness, eternity. ln my youth, Q Nothing seemed empty, , My mind was free to see the sky As anything l wanted to, And I looked beyond and lost myself ln my fantasies, Never knowing one day I'd wake up And lose my heart. . E J i Too many trivial facts clutter the brain, Dreaming becomes obsolete, V The mind mechanical, As though it was locked up in A set pattern forever, Never to escape. E I thought you could help me find the key, But you, too, are cursed by knowledge: Wait: Has the sky turned green? Am lfree? ,Eileen Brandes ' DON QUIEXOTEATRIED, 3 REALLY HARD f Don Quixote tried really hard, you know. t A lf l had to do another world hero speech for English I would definitely choose him, Even though everyone would laugh a bit, ' And try to tell 'me that he doesnft exist. Judy Bressler . 124 BLIND Mass confusion within one room with no one to talk to . .. no one's there death-like silence within my tomb everything is mixed but no one is there the rock songs were blasting the soul was soulful people were dancing but no one was moving groping in the darkness lost in eternity lost in the masses of numbers de infinity movements stirred vibrations shadows flickering off and on people moving about me but I am still, and I see none. Lily Dong We stood and watched tear stai hed faces, Listehed to the Asobs ofuhohecked grief, Q Traveldedto tthedle-sec'tattedzfolaoes,N't M Where men are dyihgtfor their belief. Looked at the ashof burned out dreams, e j , :Hear thesighof those who know they a,retbeat, Rode qpo'hithAe b'KQ,KQ-i71'CQYft3g6 of the1ir'1schemtes,', ' The ff-ea rstot h'taCseSQwait ch ifhg fsustpisoi o'ussfIy3st3hg3ee. . Q d X ' eheid - Q ,Readar nQ.1iss1offrhe Casuameagof,warg . jSeeh1tI owefs pL1'tUp1onaLsgta.vep , Y 1 ,ps at s Atskedjthtefq utlestiohsl oft'-whSatFwef re f.iighti,hfg1Tofk,3V , A Whatifs le rtsth1at'tsgWQrtht1'itt'.tfqsaye?tA dbd 1 ffl st a Woxtdg qb t 5 'Tthatfs befcVQr17tem,l'1,owwwitlhout feeringg g Wwe ifieaielfe Smiifshedt-1 We et fell len bifdi f 5 Add we'Fe hurtinginstea d Qf'h'93l,il 1-g. -4 A Th'e'touhdationssarehecoming weakj t Lets stop tightmg: YOVLEDQ against old, J ,M The tutu refs ljQAOtKtgt'1g 'rather htavok, 9 dald . Let's stri qve'together befo re the winter of defeat' beco'ndes,too1Vco'ld1 f ' t a -t .. 1 26' do t ' Forbsathemlgrrh-moehnt'ofWarm Woq-qu D tssehttdpWoniohJelty ofany'tkind', tdaa .li ' For man, so great and strohg, . e 'ls stilltoyounglto d'ie.t t b LityDohgA I .X 1,4-, t WHAT ISAAN ANIERICAN? Son: What is an American? A ,A the little boy asked, 'who was raised in the A A ' Swedish tradition, u f A 1 People say he is different, though helooks A 'A just like us, it seefms he is Under A ,A A ' A suspicion! I fA AA t A A ,Ar Father: He'sa man, A 3 A A A replied father, like any you ve seeing AA 'As for different, ,I have little doubt, p ' he may be darker than we , A ,and notliake to ski A , , Q , it A but,alas,what'sthisfussallabout? Son: But the onesrfromrme States, AA A A A , mtheASwedishA boy said, ,Ap A A , 5+ A A A, A some are black and there arelthose A A wnoare white, . A Father: Their heritage, for sure . A lsnot very pure ' 7 A But who is to sayif that's wrong or that's right! A p g 'The boy was satisfied with that answer A 7 but anew question arose A+ A A Son: Why are Americans justknown A A , for their greed? His,father's answerwas hurled, t Father:iSon, that s all ove'rjthe,worl'd, g Q f ' Eac.nnattiQn'wagg1ts money, mdeetqgif gf. . t ,,i' wirhwtbreyfsfi1uicAkA-wirfierdiff1i'1drffSOOrf' F A Song ltAS6emsA Ame rAi nsAAsee. themselves as A i',A A,supefiofA+ ByAsi'rr1plyasking'ithe question ' - ltlsee'mAsftheir suggestion u A g AA ls that they are above others, who they t consider inferior. D Father: A very good point, AA A A A A answered his father, 4 but we are all one, part of the human clan, . Now, the question should read each nation should heed , Not what's an American, but- what is a Man! A , Marcia Mager -.ml -.-uv nm. ...gn f ,,,f I , , XA 1 , V I , Y From Doh't Think Twice, It's Alright x X Q 1 1 4 i I 1 1 1 L 2 ,JL an g,:,x,, -4,g.,' ww :-.V :gv-.W -gr n Mg, 1, vdivxw wi, ..,-?iEm.u: mm- EH- -mlm ' ff 4' . 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