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

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MICKEY MOUSE CLUB: Advisors: Ms. Shields, Mr. Bosenwald, and Mr. Merone. Top: Kim lmhoff, Bernadette Pamesa, Kathy Williams, Heather Grimm, Ellen Han- ley, Stephanie Glovin, Wendi Rubenfeld, Alyson Elish. Middle: Tracy Sorin, Debbie Flynn, Allison Hollinger, Joellen Maloney, Jennifer Bussano, Sue Esposito. Bottom: Lorraine Kaelin, Cara Sheppard, Marni Kantor, Stacy Micelii M-E-Fl-O-N-E: Mousketteers Marni Kantor, Jennifer Ftussano, Alyson Elish, Bernadette Parmesa,and Stefanie Glovin support their leader, Mr. Merone. HI MOM! Waving to the crowd are Amy Giannicci, Mike Napolitano, and Alyson Elish. PAL: Top: Brian Skipp, Dierk Hohman. Bottom: Paul Siegel, Ken Ferazzi, Mike Moser, Jim Knott. Those faithful mouseketeers have done it again! Under the supervision of Mr. Merone and Mr. Bosenwald, how could the Mickey Mouse Club be any- thing but a smashing success? Throughout the year, members partici- pate in and organize such events as the Walk-a-thon, daffodil sales,and the campaign for the Great American Smoke-out. The most rewarding of ac- tivities are the traditional visits to hos- pitals and nursing homes during the holiday season. With the help of presi- dent Wendi Flubenfeld and the other dedicated members, the club enjoyed a stupendous year. PAL, organized by Dr. Pavi, pro- vides friendship for young students. It is like the Big Brothers!Sisters pro- gram. Once or twice a week, a friend will go to one of the elementary schools to meet with a young friend. The pals might go to lunch, baseball games, the mall - anything of mutual interest. The relationship is strictly pri- vateg the two often share birthdays, holidays, and other important celebra- tions. lt gives students a chance to make a difference in a young person's life. v Mickey Mouse! PAL ' Y i LEND A HA J WMU , ,li-'wrt' y V V , Uv. tba? Y iivafif-r In D. M04 if 'pvuunm---v if A.. FZ if . Q i Q .1 ,J

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SPEAKeI wp: -W L te K Q ri 'gs X S EEA Q 3 , 1 t 2 s S ts 3 . K 'isstzsssssarsgigs :ss L- M, X 3 is t its 5 Q -if V+ Mix pinatas, pesos, and a group of kids pursuing their interest in Spanish culture, and you'll get el club de espa- nol led by advisors Mr, De Fina and Ms. Victor, and officers Vicki Wiseblatt iPresidentl, Tracy Sorin iVice-Presi- dentl, Laura Reilly tSecretaryl, and Kristy Harrison iTreasurerl. The stu- dents have participated in a variety of activities: the cooking and eating of Paella , a Spanish fish dish, trips to the Huntington Cinema to see movies about Spanish life and tutoring other students in Spanish. The club has done its best to bring the Spanish world a little closer to home. Said one member, What the Spanish Club does is bring different kids together to share a com- mon interest in a foreign culture. DEBATE TEAM: Matt Tratner, Steven Lus- tig, Sean Robinson, Mark Piesner, Amy Wang, Aileen Lee, Danny Kessler, Vicki Wi- seblatt, Elizabeth Berko. SPEECH TEAM: Vicki Wiseblatt, Biff Berko, Christy Wells, Hope Mirlis, Aileen Lee, Matt Tratner, Steve Lustig. SPANISH CLUB: Rachel Livingston, Donna Chone, Christy Harrison, Ellen Cunning- ham, Robin Tuza, Michele Stokes, Kelly Mc Loughlin, Vicki Wiseblatt, Christine Saitta, Jennifer Salhus, Scott Orback, Miss Victor, Dr. Defina, Rich Byrne, Dennis Flynn, Bill Tew, Heath Buzin, I Forensics!Spanish v '

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DN-...K . 4 'va' 4 rf 5' asf' m,M,,,M,. For Valentine's Day, romance was in bloom, and special deliveries became a symbol of affection. Each year, the Speech and Debate team runs a Val- entine's day flower sale, filling the school with red, pink, and white carna- tions. This year, the junior class also sold red satin boxes of Valentine's Day candy, enabling people to send sweets to their sweetheartsf' Many students were pleasantly suprised to receive a delivery from that special someone or even a secret admirer . ALREADY PLANNING forthe prom, Brian Bluemell and limousine-ride winner Kath- leen McCauley have reason to smile. WITH HELP: from forensics club members, Christine Tracy, Kerri McMains, and Christy Oliva get in some last-minute orders. THE HEART OF FPIENDHSHIP: On days like these, pals like John Johnston and Jo- anna Vitale show each other that they care. HALLWAY ROMANCE: For couples like Howard Friedman and Michelle Stokes, Valentine's Day is a time to celebrate true love. l GOTTA BE ME: With the help of a few ferns, Shannon Ferry demonstrates the usefulness of a leftover floral bouquet. THE PRODUCTION LINE: Preparing the flowers for delivery are Amy Wang, Lauren Gray, and Brett Scharf. I Valentines Day 7