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

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SCIENTIFICALLY DIGGING HANDS ON:Trying their hands at scientific manipulation are Mark Piesner and Andrew Jacono. HOW MANY CLAMS CAN YOU FIND HID- DEN IN THIS PICTURE:Trying to mentally figure this out is Jon Goetz. Among the real workers are Chris Stabiie, Jeff Boles, Sean Robinson, Navid Kazemi and Mark Piesner.

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Xwm H W4n!l .Ami Creative, artistic, and interesting are three words that describe Kaleido- scope, the school's award-winning lit- erary-art magazine. Kaleidescope gives the students an opportunity to have their work published. Poems, short stories, artwork, and photo- graphs are accepted and reviewed by the Kaleidoscope staff. The staff then I 3 UI l Ill I2 ll organizes the selected works into a co- herent theme and does the layout. Mrs. Porcelli, this year's advisor, stated: With the experience of Melis- sa Waxman and Lauren Gray as co- editors, the enthusiasm of this year's staff, and the creative talent of the stu- dent body, this issue promises to be the best ever. gsgy s 5 :VN H, 4 'N Changing with the times, our school newspaper made its transformation from the Kings Herald into Take Five. Editors Amy Nichols and Alyson Elish felt it was time to give the paper a new look. The first step was the in-house production of the newspaper on a computer. This reduces the production costs and allows the staff to publish more stories. Advisor Mr. Sackett, Mr. Brennan and Mrs. Todaro, helped the newpaper staff has conquer the com- puter room. Despite some intial difficul- ties in adjusting to the computerized newsroom, this new system has made Take Five better than ever. EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT! The staff of Take Five work on an issue of the newspaper. TAKE FIVE: Brian Meer, Steve Goldberg, Alyson Elish, Amy Nichols, Jason Lewis, and Tom Stewart. KALEIDESCOPE: Top: John Goss, Kevin Sullivan, Brian Curley, Dierk Hohman, Ke- vin Mc Grath Middle: Mrs. Porcelli, Teresa Trihn, Jeff Egan, Steve Misshula, Eric Gar- tenberg, Hope Mirlis, Lori Jaccobsen, Pat Clancy Front: Melissa Waxman, Lauren Grey l NewspaperlLiterary Magazine

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7 ff Q t i ,fa-,, - PM ,df , - f , .rm , ff, -J ,'X1vf'C J ' ,Q ye-- , -e 24' 4' 't ,f .af M v S .Ma 4 P' ,. ufx' ttf., i Zi 10. r' .-'H' r' t . gi All Pl T , T The ESOC is a group of OUT- DOOBSYH people brought together by their interest in nature. A trip in the early fall took the form of a Marine Science expedition on a research ves- sel off Fire Island. ln mid-November a group of hearty souls hiked 8 miles along the Nissequogue Ftiver's Green Belt Trail. Each member hiked for pledge money and also carried a large bag to pick up debris. The science club has remained ac- tive with educational field trips. One of their most memorable was the trip to the Hall of Science. There, students were able to see the famed showcase, Seeing the Light. This is a hands-on showcase where students are able to participate in hundreds of hands-on demonstrations. Each demonstrates energy or light up close and at work. Club members learn first hand of the intricacies of scientific principles. Clam Club members are anything but tight lipped. Screaming at each other as they fell off rafts, waded through mud and braved the high seas, was all part of the fun. The club is all about achieving maximum clam growth and telling the maximum num- ber of people about it. PEEK-A-BOO: Searching for their roots are Sean Robinson and Chris Stabile ESOC:Mr. Gelling, Tom Zambito, Mark Piesner, Tim Griffin, Peter Lackey, Tim Dempsey, Terrence Stauss, Michelle Stokes, Lisa Leverock, Arlene Voght, Mike Polinski, Danielle Kleinberg, John Kovaks, Jennifer Dempsey, Jackie Hunter, Cara Sheppard, Lorraine Kalen, Corin Caliendo, Leann Ciralo CLAM CLUB: Christine Engert, Danielle Kleinberg, Merry Prince, Gayle Levy, Jeff Boles, Mark Piesner, Jon Goetz, Andy Fuertes, Sean Robinson, Larry Chan, Navid Kazemi, and Mr. Gelling SCIENCE CLUB: Steve Lustig, Diane Amari, Jodi Meyer, Mary Beth Alvarez, Ali- son Glick, Heath Buzin, Eileen Pfeiffer, Bri- an Shlisky, Loretta Iona, Jodi Smith, Maria Madonia, Bill Tew, Mrs. Feustel, Jennifer Dempsey, Jennifer Schaefer, Ariana Strit- zel, Leann Ciraolo, Gayle Levy, Kerri An- derson, Evelyn Voelker, Liz l-lilderbrand, Dolores Voelker, Bernadette Pamesa, Mary Firestone, Deana Demodna, Pam Consola- zio, Jon Kovacs, Julie Goldman, Jennifer Barrett, Dennis Flynn, Mark Piesner l Science Clubs T.