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

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A Balanced Image Lockers slam as the halls fill each morning with jocks, brains, preps, and metal-heads. Every- thing from Pink Floyd to Michael Jackson, Madonna to Metallica, blares from the P.A. Some stu- dents congregate in the halls to catch up on the latest gossip, others make a point of getting to class early in order to get just one more look at their notes be- fore the test, while still others lin- ger around the entrances of the building. As the bell rings, the class brown-noser raises his hand to offer answers to unasked ques- tions. At least two students are face down. on their desks. Some students experience the joy of spotting a VCR in the classroom, some face a teacher collecting homework that they KNOW wasn't assigned. The halls are haunted with the lost souls per- petually going to and from the nurse's office. Despite it all, we still maintain a blanced image. At 1:57, unwary teachers may find themselves trampled by an onslaught of students determined to be out of the building by 1:58. At the same time, other students trek to their afternoon activities. Everyone's different, yet we all are still part of a school we call home for three yearsg Laughing and crying . . . winning and losing . . . succeeding and failing. FUTURE EXPERIENCES. We strive to en- dure and eventually reach that plateau where doors open to reveal new prospects. DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES. Our very dif- ferent, but lovable photographer, Steve Misshula, views his feet in a new light. Wadi.

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E88 Turn it upside down, reflect it in a mirror - the number eighty- eight has a unique ability to achieve perfection as did the year. And what better place to create the perfect balance? t Where else do you find a bridge between rural and urban life-the ideal compromise be- tween individual and community spirit? lt is agtown built around the the interdependence be- tween the community and the hospitalg a combination of di- verse ethnic and religious backgrounds. tgte t . g 88 is a unique reflection of the way we all united at a smallfbuild- ing on 25A, interacting, sharing, unifying . fftt Q . collectingfmemories that will be imprinted in ourminds and on these pages. HOT CHOCOLATE? ln the cold, Cara Sheppard, Wendy Cuevas and Mary Ca vero turn to the warmth of friendship. TWO HEARTS THAT BEAT AS ONE A warm summer evening draws teens to the shores of a serene Sunken Meadow.

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gf 9 Q2 ff .mdfmff Hgwzny Wye-me waded ' AZ Constitution Day WE THE STUDENTS:Making ner oonstitutuion day speech is Arcnana Pradnan. PLANTING THE TREE OF LIBEFtTY:iS Aileen Lee with her award-winning Speech. HISTORIC HUtv1OR:In a tribute, Mr. Sackett Sings rousing campaign songs.