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

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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.

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tn. ', I Wir :LFXN ig '. ?: Via, I -7J,,:V Ar P gfzwtl-its Xfitswq . Q I X I':ifIitiIIiiIII' xi! I ' if' ii.. ' ,lit xl' Y If I -. ' lr I 'ir . gli X If I ,f ag. e-f ff'sx fy ! i . 4 ffl It 'IM f 'iii lr Civ li it ii i f I iii i.:..i, - I f .,fE.'il'l,' , ffI .'I .17 13- V ,J K Q71 ' ,',, Ilx X A71 lsgkig, ,fi Q Y I i ' it ' Q ti' 2 l X I J! lil I. . II Qt' I f 2 I l' The Kingsmen '88 Yearbook Staff would like to thank: Mr. lmhot for his optimistic encouragement, and for graciously contributing his photos, and his poem We were We. Mr. Ftalph Lombardi for his photography. Chris Truncale and Todd Baldwin for their photography. Jonathan Cohen for his colophon artwork. t Mrs. Edwards, Mr. Merone, and the first-period teachers for allowing us to use class time to take the senior class picture. The faculty for allowing us to run the faculty superlatives and for letting us print their favorite sayings. Mr. Frank Biondi and the whole crew for being patient and helpful, and for the redesign of our yearbook room. Mr. Carl Miller and Mr. Lenny Young of Jostens Publishing. Mr. William Welter and Mr. Robert Friedman of Carol Studios. Mrs. Eklund, Mrs. Gshwlnd, Mrs. Friel and Mr. Herbert for their cheerful support. Our parentsefor understanding our devotion to Yearbookability and for accepting our deadline irritability. Ms. Decker for letting us go computer, for Atomic Fire Balls, Jedediah, and for being so much more than just an advisor. PRODUCTION INFORMATION Press run: 425 copies Blndingi Smyth section sewn ---.-.--l Paper Stock: Mead Enamel 80 lb. weight -.l Type: Helvetica and Lydian Yearbook representative: Mr. Carl Miller Printed and Bound by Jostens Publishing Co. State College, PA 16804-0297 The theme A Balanced lmage, the cover, endsheets, folio tabs, graphics, layouts, copy, captions and imost oil the photographs are completely original and were created by members ot the Kingsmen Yearbook Staff. iWe hope you enjoy the book as much as we have enjoyed making it tor youll Colophon I

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