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

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fifty WWA' ' I 3 'MA ' Aww-,pmw5 ' rj . f f fywrnlaq. ibm tr-few lf you could make one wish you have come true, what would it be? Would you go to Hawaii, buy a Ferrari, meet Bon Jovi? This year, Interact is raising money for the Make-A-Wish Founda- tion. This organization fulfills the last wishes of terminally ill children. They try to make the last months of the chil- drens' lives as happy as possible. The officers of interact this year are Cindy Brody, president, Sharrie Pia- centi, vice-president, Missy Feigelson, secretary, Alyson Elish, publicity, and Keith Peabody, district representative. They are all working hard to make the wish of a special child come true. Last year, Interact raised money for a child in need of a new heart. Recently, the child was flown in from her native country to receive the transplant. lnteract's ability to make people smile continues. On Halloween, mem- bers visited St. John's Hospital's pedi- atric and geriatric wards. The patients were thrilled. The cheerleaders per- formed and brought tears to the eyes I fi , H jgwgl -fri i.j'L, Am,g,,gugpQ hxl ,441 of the elderly. They were so happy to see the young, lively faces that they did not want them to leave. The annual Christmas Party at the Playground on the Sound was also filled with smiles! Santa thrilled the children by making a surprise appearance and a game of musical chairs kept them on their toes. As you can see, Interact is a club that brings happiness wherever it goes. The members help the young, the old, the healthy, the sick, and anyone else in need of a smile. INTERACT: Top: Charles Geis, Keith Pea- body, Jon Goetz, Bill Tew, Vic Datta, Den- nis Flynn, Greg Kunz, Heath Buzin. Middle: Steve Michael, Larry Chan, Mark Piesner, Jen Russano, Wendi Rubenfeld, Berna- dette Parmesa, Jodi Smith, Mary Birkel, Ariana Stritzel, Debbie Alessio, Nancy Fahy, Doreen Hanley, Missy Feigelson, Bottom: Michelle Nobel, Cindy Brody, Aly- son Elish, Stefanie Glovin, Sharrie Piacenti. GOBBLE, GOBBLE: Preparing baskets for Thanksgiving are Michelle Nobel, Cindy Brody, Wendi Rubenfeld, Alyson Elish, and Stefanie Glovin. HAVING A BEAR OF A TIME: Visting St. Johnland's Hospital are Stefanie Glovin, Cindy Brody, Beth Schwartz, Doreen Han- ley, Debbie Alessio, Keith Peabody. I Interact W rf 3? in 1 V11

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Shakespeare asked What is in a name'? 3 the Drama Club decided that there was a great deal. They held a contest and eventually chose the name Enter Stage Right . The Drama Club put on productions of Nothing but the Truth and South Pacific. Many mem- bers of the Chorus took parts in the musical, in addition to performing in the school concerts and the Park Swing. The talents ot the Drama Club and Chorus brought a little bit ot Broadway to our stage. PLAY lT AGAIN SAM: The pianist, Craig Luckowitz plays for Matt Tratner and Jose- phine Gallarello. CUBAN CIGARSZ and 'Nothing but the Truth are David Josetsberg's secrets to success. THESPIANS: In costume, Christy Wells portrays a wild character in Nothing but the Truth. CHORUS: Mrs. Gallarello, Lewis Kotfler, Pete Giambalvo, Eric Gartenberg, Matt Tratner, John Zeidman, Jen Lunney, Jen Russano, Kim lmhof, Josephine Gallarello, Hope Mirlis, Janice Freyler, Mary Cavero, Christine Hackmeister. vChorusiDrama Club ' all all W mn A M E EE 5 HARMO Y J lv gre 'Z' DRAMA CLUB: Eric Gartenberg, John Kovacs, Jennifer Dempsey, Gene Bertman, Merry Prince, Laurie Jacobsen, Alyson Glick, Gayle Levy, Greg Thompson, Mrs. Gallarello, Johnathan Zeidman, Lewis Kottler, Danielle Kleinberg, Mary Cavero, Hope Mirlis, Jennifer Russano, Bernadette Parmesa, Josephine Gallarello.

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High school is where the future be- gins, graduation is just around the cor- ner. Unfortunately, many of us have not taken the time to seek out the clubs our school has to offer or to plan for our futures. DECA, the Distributive Education Club of America, is an orga- nization which allows students to show their school spirit while learning about the business world. The students learn practical business skills and partici- pate in shaping their future and careers as well. On January 6, the members of DECA took part in a competition held at Suffolk Community College. Several of the members took home trophies and qualified for the competition held in Buffalo, New York. The school store, run by DECA, gives the club members the opportuni- ty to practice applying their skills. We've all heard their advertisements: everything you need in a school store, except shoes. Through out the day the store is frequented by students in need of anything from a pencil for their test, to a birthday card, or even a quick snack. Thanks to the efforts of DECA, the school store has been a success. GET ME A BUD, QUICK: A Bud's Term Paper Kit, that is, as Steven Lustig makes a purchase from Paula Engel. DECA: Steve De Laura, Christine Norton, Terence Noonan, Dawn Woods, Eddie Ecker, Jeanine Di Silvestre, Debbie Mc Crory, Aimee Colgan, Terry Schmidt, Mrs. Roth, Mr. Fieuter, Melissa Berman, Melissa Waxman. SCHOOL STORE: Mrs. Both, Tracey Wolfe, Virginia Becker, Joanne Spence, Mr Reuter, and Aimee Colgan. vDECA!School store I