Kings Park High School - Kingsmen Yearbook (Kings Park, NY)

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Wandr Stritzl, Ariana 39, 43, 126 Strube, Loretta 109 Stuart, Barbara 110 Student Government 17 Student Life 6, 7 Students for Students 90 Stutter, Vanessa 27 Sullivan, Daniel 118 Sullivan, John 142 Sullivan, Kevin 37, 74, 58, 75, 142 Sullivan, Renato 118 Superdance 51 Swenson, Paul 109 Before the prom. one can hardly get an appointment as KP'ers flock to .local spas to catch some rays. Tacktill, Barry 66, 126 Tambini, Robert 142 Tang, Amy 126 Tanzi Lumber 158 Tanzi, Liz 142, 149 Taub, Ronald 109 Taylor, Gregory 118 Tekverk, Jennifer 142 Teper, Missy 12, 16, 17, 33, 72, 73 95, 129, 142 Terlaga, Roy 118 Terracciano, Gina 126 Terracciano, Stephen 129, 142 Terracciano, Theresa 17, 126 Tew, Bill 39, 43, 45, 47, 51, 52, 54. 55, 126 That Special Affair 177 Thatcher, Lori 129, 142 Thompson, Greg 26, 33, 41, 42, 51 53, 126 Thompson, Pete 29, 66, 75, 108, 109, 111 Tinschert, Robert 112, 118 Todaro, Diana 109, 111 Touring Club 45 Tracy, Christine 45, 49, 126 Tracy, Steven 45, 118 Trahn, Hung 50 Tranzillo, Jeff 142 Trainer, Malt 23, 33, 42, 47, 52, 90, 118 Travis, Chris 66, 112, 118 Travis, Kathy 14, 15, 72, 110 Trihn, Teresa 37 Trinh, Nga 142 Trozzo, Jennifer 16, 17, 36, 118 Truncale, Chris 142 Truncale, Leah 17, 126 Tucker, Vicki 65, 126 Tuohy, Patrick J. 21, 66, 142 Tuorto, Jackie 16, 17, 29, 36, 96 Tuza, Robin 47, 126 Tweedie, Andrew 143 Typically describes the handwriting of the person who offers to let you borrow the notes you've missed. Uhl, Keith 126 Ulrich, James 126 United States Army 179 Utopia Home Care 167 HERE? A common response after one tells a new acquaint- ance that one lives in Kings Park. Wagenblast, Lisa 143 Wagner, Jennifer 118 Waldun, Kenneth 118 Walker, Billy 143 Walker, Deborah 61, 118 Wallak, Dave 143, 192 Walsh, Adam 119 Walsh, Jennine 126 Walsh, John T. 58, 143 Walsh, Lisa 118 Walsh, Philip 109 Walsh, William 126 ie, Nicole 118 Celebration that occurs af- ter a major athletic event fregardless of what the score ist. Vaeth, Chris 69, 118 Valentines Day 49 Vallely, Michael 66, 143 Van Brunt, Ed 21, 143 Van Scoy, Francis 126 Van Scoy, Russ 52, 66 Van Vliet, Chris 17, 45, 58, 126 Vanophemert, Marianne 126 Varacchi, Toni 11, 61, 76, 77, 81, 126 Variety Show 29 Vasquez, Dennis 29, 45, 51, 143 Vassel, Melissa 143 Vaudo, Anthony 66, 118 Venezia, Brian 118 Vezzi, Ruth 109, 111 Victor, Ester 47, 109 Villano, Darren 126 Viscardi, Josephine 32, 126, 127 Vitale, Joanna 49, 118 Vitola, Michelle 115, 118 Vitola, Peter 118 Voelker, Dolores 39, 126 Voelker, Evelyn 39, 126 Voght, Arlene 39, 126 Vu, l-lung 108 Wang, Amy 47, 49, 90, 92, 126 Warne, Daniel R. 143 Waxman, Melissa 17, 37, 44, 50, 96, 129, 143 Weber, John 126 Weidig, Charles 10, 109 Weightlifting 53 Weisse, Sandra 143 Wells, Christy 23, 31, 42, 46, 47, 55, 95, 97, 143 Weisch, Aaron A. 45, 118, 143 Wendel, Michael 75, 126 Werkstell, Lori 50, 143, 148 White, William 143 Whittlesohn, Tania 143 Williams, Kathy 45, 48, 50, 52, 54, 62, 63, 68, 143 Williams, Kristen 118 Williams, Michael 126 Wilson Tech 98, 99 Wilson, Kathleen 94, 118 Wind Ensemble 41 Winslow, Edward 66, 118 Wirth, Jennifer 61, 81, 118 Wirth, Kenny 143 Wiseblatt, Vicki 41, 46, 47, 54, 55. 126 Wolf, Steven 50, 129, 143 Wolfe, David 9, 126 Wolfe, Debbie 143 Wolfe, Tracy 44, 143 Woods, Dawn 44, 126 Woods, Kimberley 126 Wrestling 78, 79 Wuestmann, Eric 143 72 54 55 82, Emasook Place where you are pic- tured either very often or hardly at all ieither way it's fun to look atit Yandell, William 109 Yarema, Stephanie 126 Yearbook 55 Young, Tracy 118 Accurately describes KPHS the day before Christmas break tor any other major vacation, for that rnattert. Zambelas, Danielle 126 Zambito, Mary 13, 143 Zambito, Thomas 39, 126 Zavagnin, Laura 19, 70, 126 Zdrojeski, Audra 76, 117, 118 Zeidman, John 42, 58, 90, 126 Zeis, Randy 126 Ziegler, Pat 69, 118 Zimmerman, Eric 126 Zito, Gregory 126 Zonglov, Eleana 16 Zucaro, Johanna 17, 126 Zuckerman, Jarret 118 Zuppa, Tina 36, 76, 77, 87, 143 INDEX CANDID8 Aaron Welsh Thomas Stiuso Vivian Des Roches Paul Siegel Joe Leo Scott Lusby Roger Lyons Gina Marmarato Stacy Callandrella Sue Slaght Paul Piccano Lisa Bart Carolyn Jacob Nina Herzog Christine Lamont, Jeanne Geier John Schaeffer Tracy Wolfe Christy Oliva Norb Langer Robin Costa Noelle Leighton Laurel Accetta Heather Baron Jennifer Schuman Diane Kurr . yi

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How is it that the name of one building can conjure up so many ideas? To see it for yourself, just mention Kings Park High School to anyone who attended here ...you'll receive anything from a smile to a shrug to a sneer. With so many diverse attitudes and opinions, we have to wonder how it all came together. So how can we explain it? lt's like the number 88. Like the way we each found our own balance be- tween family and friends, aca- demics and athletics, work and relaxation, the number itself rep- resents a balanced image. lt's more than the numerical label of the graduating class: more than the number after eight-seven and before eighty-nine, it is a reflection of every person who has traveled these hallways, sat in these seats, shivered through classes on a wintery Monday morning, or sweat through Re- gents' weeks. Together we have shared the frustration...the anti- cipationmthe celebration...the education. What comes to mind first? The homework? The prac- tice? The Tech bus? The prom? Or maybe it was the times we shared away from all of that? Long walks onthe beach? Cruising with friends? Or just hangin' out ? See? lt's not just one thing, it's everything. The memories, the images: lt's you, me, him, her, them, us... The Kingsmen... Eighty-Eight. Like the colors in a rainbow, we are all a part of some greater whole, but we never lose touch with what makes us who we are. We are all a part of this balanced image.