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

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nunilu. A E IS FOR EXCELLENCE, say Erica How- ard and Dina Mastrangelo, and there's only one way to get there:practice!!! FIOYALETTES OR FIOCKETTES? Doing what they do best is the one and only KP Kickline. 1 1 ,Af-' THE LEADING TRIO: Psyched for competi- tion, captains Ilene Prusher, Shannon Fer- ry, and Jill Bergman are full of smiles. WOMMEFIS OF THE YEAR: Parading down 25A, the kickline displays their symbolic football season palsmwommers fpom- ponsl. ANCHORS AWAY! We officially declare this nautical move the most original one of all time. ,V VI,,,,w-M HIGHER, HIGHERI: Nothing can lower the spirits nor the kicks of Debbie Marshall, Michele Jordan, and Michele Pierno. A I z- ' iff -ff r , ,-- , , I .V ' 11:1 , . I 'rtt , H ff. , A, ' , 2 5. , ,M ,,.. 'f 54' t ff , - 152, .Z A V. f .wn.zsz,r1-aff ,,,, , . I Kickline

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S miles, Spirit, and Style HALRIGHT YOU GUYSWRISE AND SHlNE!l! The members of started off the year with some of the most demanding workouts of their lives and at times Band Camp seemed more like B001 Camp! instead of having the tradi- tional five days alloted at South- ampton college, the girls had to learn the entire field show in only two and a half days. Their long hours of practice in the hot Au- gust sun paid off, for their feature number Big Spender was the dazzling highlight of the halftime shows during football season. Fall coach Mrs. lvers said she was es- pecially proud of the team's per- formance at the Hofstra Marching Band Festival. The end of football season brought mounting excitement and tryouts for the new basketball kickline. Over seventy girls tried out, but only the best twenty-five of these were chosen. And since more than half of the girls were returning seniors, the team was bound to be an outstanding one. So whether they were rowing through their famous Popeye routine, Wiping out at the Su- perdance assembly, or Y-E-A- H ing to their Do-Fiun- Run ! Biue Moon medley, the Fioyalettes captivated every audi- ence with their highstepping ener- gy and enthusiasm. This ls defl- nitely the most talented squad we've ever had, said winter coach Mrs. Schoch. With this in mind, and with help from chore- ographer Denise Rikker, the kick- line went to several LlKA compe- titions and brought home a third place trophy. Being a Hoyalette meant prac- ticing before and after school tand even at nightli, and enduring such hardships as crispy ears, the demerit system, and 5-6-7-8- WAlT!, but the Fioyalettes found that with the good times and the friendships shared, kickline was well worth their time and effort. this year's Fioyalettes Kickline V I vkackime E I FOOTBALL KICKLINE: Mrs. lvers, Laura Mastrangelo, Gina Carella, Laurie Costa, Meryl Kaye, Kelly Dempsey, Kelly Donato, Susan Slaght.Stacy Callandrella, Dina Mastrangelo, Peggy Spandonis, Deirdre Giliberti, Jennifer Farrell, Sharrie Piacenti. Captains Jill Berg- man, Shannon Ferry, and Ilene Prusher, Erica Shlisky, Erica Howard, Michele Pierno. Missing: Michele Jordan, Hope Mirlis, Josephine Viscardi, and Lisa Wagenblast. - J.. X. .... BASKETBALL KICKLINEZ Meryl Kaye, Tracy Altebrando, Laurie Costa, Kelly Dempsey, Ilene Prusher, Lisa Evans, Laura Mastrangelo, Cathy Saavedra, Mrs. Schoch. Michele Pierno, Dina Mastrangelo, Kerri Anderson, Kelly McLoughlin, Shannon Ferry, Peggy Spandonis, Susan Slaght, Gina Carella, Laura Zavagnin. Sharrie Piacenti, Erica Howard, Michele Jordan, Debbie Marshall, Jill Bergman, Hope Mirlis, Liz Hilderbrand.

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O O f each For The Spirit Through rain or shine victory or sity cheerleaders keep on smiling These school spirit leaders inspire both the team and the crowd to join in their rhythmic chants At pep rallies homecoming and games the cheerleaders were al ways there to bring enthusisasm and talented entertainment to all They can also be seen at fun draisers selling cookies brownies soda to the hun spectators After months and months of practice the cheerleaders went to competition in Brentwood and did quite well Many other squads have switched over to military- 1 style cheering said co-captain Jeannine DiSilvestre. -I haven't, but that's what l really like about our team. We're so unique! With a balance of old r traditions, and innovative ideas brought in by first-time coaches A Mrs. Travis and Mrs.Leeman, the Q, cheerleaders were all they had '- hoped to be- the enthusiasts who inspire energy and excitement in the student body. I ., , .ft as ,K VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Tara Jordan, Missy Feigelson, Missy Teper, Stephanie Loch- mann, Denise Montante, Captain Josephine Gallarello, Lisa lnzone, Pam Hall, Jennifer Cirillo, Melissa Waxman, Archana Pradhan. defeat, the varsity and ,junior var- 2 .i'1. and ' i gry ' We PEP RALLY PRESENTATION: Introducing the varsity squad are co-captains Jeannine DiSiIvestre and Josephine Gallarello. Cheerleading l 5 . JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Captain Janice Freyler, Dawn Calcoft, Joellyn Ma- loney, Peggy Cuff, Cheryl Oliva, Maura Mc Cauley, Francois Juste, Mary Ann Marty, Andrea Mongelli, Christine Carey, Kristina Goetz, Allison Hollinger.