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

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5-X 3 i, Steve Lustig, Adam Falik, Sean Robinson, Mark Piesner, Greg Kunz, Navid Kazemi, Pat Clancy, Pete Krpata, Eddie Ecker, Bill Tew. Mary Pearl Cavero, Shannon Ferry, Marni Lewis, Dennis Flynn, Denise Sherman, Julie Goldman, Vicki Wiseblatt, Kathy Williams, Jody Smmith,, Wendy Cuevas, Maria Madonia, Gayle Levy, Laura Reilly, Stephanie Loch- mann. Dan Kessler, Larry Chan, Jon Goetz, Terence Noonan, Ericka Pegler, Wendi Rubenteld, Tracy Sorin, Lisa Leverock. Aileen Lee, Christy Wells, Laurie Costa, Stefanie Glovin, Elizabeth Berko, Michelle Nobel, llene Prusher. t 5 V W..,, f, if Z vw 'Z z J L ,J A' 1 f f,tZ.?.i' sm., 5 Captions: Sean Robinson and Terence Q Noonan ,s L1 Sports: Jon Goetz and Larry Chan Clubs and Activities: Ericka Regler and i Laurie Costa Layout: Lisa Leverock and Michelle Nobel T' Underclassmen: Elizabeth Berko T Organization: Gayle Levy Mark Piesner, Navid Kazemi, Stephanie y Lochmann, Laura Remy, Adam Fault, Bill if Tew, Jody Smith. Organization: Steve Lustig Advisor: Ms. Decker , , I Yearbook '

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CREATING THE BALANC Yearbookability. lt was more than a sign in our window - and it didn't come easily. lt started last lvlarch, when none of us knew croppers from quad packs. Two workshops and a new publishing company later, the Kingsmen '88 staff was ready. We redecorated the room, reorganized everything, and faced the first deadline. lt meant staying after school every day funtil 11 p.m. when necessaryl, but somehow, we made it. And from there, it was still an uphill battle. Deadlines. Did a week ever go by when we weren't in the middle of one? ElLEENS! , we became accustomed to hearing before long. But we couldn't have survived without the help of our EDITORS Photography: Steve Misshula Senior section: Wendi Pubenfeld and Ste- fanie Glovin Sales: Dan Kessler Copy: Christy Wells Editors-in-Chief: Ilene Prusher and Aileen Lee I v Yearbook I staff. Terence and Sean supplied those half-liners for each picture. Jon was a one-man yearbook machine Qexcept headlinesl. Laurie and Ericka had the joy of finding things like the basket- weaving club. Biff bounced through the room, keeping everyone alert. Lisa and Michelle were buried in layouts where the pictures never quite seemed to fit. Dan, with the help of his Hshort but thick staff , sent the editors to Princeton tand didn't even get a lousy T-shirtl. Our beloved Tandys, Larry and Les , were under the vigilant pro- tection of Christy and her office , while the Larry Editor dazzled us with his typing speed. Wendi and Ste- fanie kept the entire senior section un- .1 ,T .ff W...-t ff 1,2 .fr H, ,, f ftL'f'.fi45si.fv -1 der control fatter all, Stef has 3 Gucci pocketbooksi. Steve kept the photo file stocked with his famous bug pic- tures , Gayle and Steven kept a com- mand over those files that Patton could have admired. And without lvls. Deck- er's dedication, expertise, and willing- ness to accept our crazy new head- lines fand meticulousnessl, we never would have been able to put together the book that you are now holding. After sharing the frustrations, the mun- chies trice cakes and M8tlvl'sl, and the occasional differences we put our yearbookability into creating ...A Balanced Image. 1' 5 il i r ' K T , M , H1544

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