Levittown Memorial High School - Echoes Yearbook (Levittown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1972 volume:

2 An ear To listen to all We have to say An eye To watch over us Seeing young people as we really are A hand To guide and protect us Lending out an education stretching far beyond the classroom's barrier A mind To learn from us As we learn from you the wisdom of experience A smile Reaching out To brighten our day with cheek to cheek sunshine A heart To warm our lives and become a part of us To George Pallace — We thank you for being you. 3 4 It comes from the backwoods of meadows and memories Sunshine encased in honey-sweet rhyme . . . That lingers so gently in rustic illusions To whittle your ears to the sound of the times Kathy Johnson Fading faces in a waking dream And though they never seemed to last very long There are faces I remember . . . James Taylor 16 Faculty A and stration 19 Large organizations such as your high school and our school district include more individuals than it is possible for one to get to know intimately or even to meet face-to-face. This situation makes necessary much communication in the form of regulations, notices, report cards and such designed primarily to keep the total group operating effectively. Often these communications forms do not fit the individual case, but there seems to be no other alter- native to them if people wish to continue to maintain groups of more than a few dozen individuals. Being a single individual in a large and changing group can be a lonely and frightening experience. Our artists and scientists now devote much effort to defining and combating the common feeling of being alone in a lonely crowd. This feeling of detachment and separation from others is particularly intensive in the senior year of departure from the familiar surroundings of school. What can one individual such as yourself do to overcome this universal problem? One can achieve a state of awareness of others. Not awareness which knows another's name, or recog- nizes another's face, but which does not care or bother to discover more. Not the awareness that senses danger in permitting others to get too close to one, and therefore builds a defense and makes a virtue of non-communication. Not awareness which is quick to exploit others failures, employing the philosophy that the best defense is a good offense! Rather awareness which continues to say hello first, until finally there is a hello back; awareness which accepts the notion that others have some similar and some different hang ups from one's self, and that these are no more or less than a by-product of the human group situation. Awareness is the courage to expose one's own quirks and frailties in order to encourage another to lower his facade. Thereby, awareness discovers the particular piece of the truth about life and the human condition that each other individual personality possesses uniquely. The ultimate awareness called love is the acceptance and support of others' precious humanity. It is the most important step toward the realiza- tion of one's self and the achievement of a life which triumphs over time and circumstance. Robert Neidich Superintendent of Schools 20 21 Standing, Left to Right: Mr. Don O Watkins, Dr. Timothy H. Smith, Mr. John J. Donaldson. Seated, Left to Right: Mr Martin Adams, Mr. Herman Grau, Mrs. Angela Rubino, Mr. Joseph Good. I O n The Class of '72 has chosen with percep- tiveness a theme which may be the most pervasive and significant factor in building the elusive good life. For it is aware- ness that dictates the degree of satisfac- tion for each of us in our human interrela- tionship, in our chosen work, and in our spiritual life. Permit me to hope that your awareness remains both perceptive and pervasive so that you can take the steps required to meet your goals. GOOD LUCK. Robert Simko Principal 77 23 Ten years ago the discovery approach was introduced to Memo- rial in various academic areas such as science, mathematics and so- cial studies for the express purpose of making pupils more aware of the basic understandings in these subjects. I have witnessed this technique translated by the pupils and applied to areas of concern regarding school life. Students have become aware of certain prob- lem areas and have worked diligently towards their solutions. The student park, which will serve a vital need, is just one of these proj- ects. Without awareness of problems, there would be no problems, no solutions and no needed improvements. It is so heartwarming to ob- serve that we have had a senior class that has been aware and has moved the school forward. I congratulate you for your wonderful effort. Mr. Robert E. Noble Assistant Principal W i 24 To the Class of 1972: How wonderful are those rare moments in life when the intellect suddenly sees things in a clearer and sharp- er focus, when the familiar objects and relationships of life are suddenly bathed in a new light! These are the moments when truth and beauty become one in the eyes of the poet. Your education has served you well if it has awak- ened you to an awareness of life and living. Indeed, all learning consists of moments of truth in which we become aware of new meanings and new patterns. In this sense, awareness suggests a sensitivity to the pur- poses of one's life, a feeling for others and their needs, and a desire to build a better world for tomorrow. Congratulations and Best Wishes for Every Success! Mr. loseph McDonald Assistant Principal 75 Social Studies David Hanna SUCH A MAN . . . Unafraid of himself, Recognizing his humanity And his godliness; Quietly accepting limitations That must hurt. Feeling for others. Urging them to feel And to understand; While soothing the pain That follows. Unwilling to compromise. Causing others to soar And to plummet; E'er pointing plainly To the truth. And laughing for them. Because they are sad And their lives empty; Who would dare be Such a man? Francis X. Trezza Francis X. Trezza Betty Dingman Keith Bostwick Henry DiSciullo 26 Charlotte Price Janice Stern Allen Fleischman Leonard LaCara Henry Lohman Robert Patrick Richard Pokorny Dennis Reale Lawrence Lynn Michael Nissenbaum Harold Schechtel 27 William Lenihan Richard Acevedo Matthew Dowd Ronald Faraci M a t h e m a t i c s Laurence Grossgold John Halligan Arnold Mark A - losephine Robillard Michael Ryan Arnold Wolff 28 Raymond Kavanagh Marguerite Curtin Donna Ditchik E n Elaine Eysser g i I S Thaddeus Gibney Richard Hawkey 30 Edith Jaffe Mary loonam Mary Ellen Malloy NEED IS — — a pair of colored daubs beneath furrowed brows, — eyes that reflect pain, anxiety, rebellion, frustration, confusion, desire, or a sense of loss. Robert Masone George Pallace — a pair of hands on one's wrist, tightly clenched or tapping disturbingly on a desk top; fluttering like a moth drawn to a flame, warning of some personal impending crisis. — a voice purring softly in some artificially induced way. — the flat tinny sounds that emerge from a tense constricted throat. — the whispery helplessness of one about to give up the role too difficult to hide behind any longer. — the sometimes belligerent, often awkward, desperate want of someone to talk to. — something that one sees and hears in the crowded corridors of our lives oft n leaving the listener drained, limp at day's end but never, never unloved ALL ONE NEEDS TO DO IS ANSWER THE CALL. Anna ). Schofield Eugene Trimboli Merrill Warsaw Alan Zacker Alan Zacker a- 31 rl ¥. f 4 Pietro Renna Erica Meyer Virginia Hernandez m k Thomas O'Shaughnessy Maria Giral 34 Donna Campisi Barbara Burwell Austin Gavin Michael Baron Health Ruth Schiller Philip Wolfe 35 Florence Alperi Nurses Dorothy |ohs Gerald Hogan John Carney lames Branmgan Guidance Henry Strong Kay Porter Psychologist Esther Coreys Speech 36 Cafeteria Staff Sally Kramer Secretaries Guidance Office Staff Mfl Noreen Carroll c u s t 0 d • 1 a n s Betty Moran 37 40 millions of eyes slowly open to stare — move upward opening slits which look but do not see what hides behind the millions of eyes staring blindly. Sally Zimney I stared in mid-air looking dazzled. Until he walked up and smiled. Lillian Leong I close my eyes For I don't want to see The unwilling 'triers' surrounding me. They act so calm For they believe They cause no harm To what others receive If they would only give, A little — that is all — Maybe more would live A life worthwhile. We use the eye to see things, but do we really see them? I think not, for if you see them outwardly and not also inwardly Then you are blind For not seeing with your feelings is not seeing at all. 43 Cinny Quinn Left to right: Liz Rojas, Sec.; Ed Manz, V.P.; Lynda Allen, Sec.; Gary Kipling, Pres.; Mary Lewand, Sec.; Bob McGrath, V.P.; Tom Ashley, Treas.; Monica Harris, Treas. Seniors — we finally made it to the top of our climb! But where did all the time go? It went by so fast, especially since we were all so busy making this year one of our best. After donating generously to several school organizations, we worked hard rais- ing money by sponsoring bake sales and the unforgettable Halloween candy drive. We also kept busy by sponsoring some dances and movies. It wasn't all work though. Thanks to all the enthusiastic senior boys who challenged the faculty members and were victorious over the juniors in their an- nual basketball game. Thanks should also go toour advisors, Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Cibney who devoted much of their time to our class. Our senior year was geared mainly towards our goal — May 27, the senior prom at the beautiful Huntington Town House. That will be a night not easily forgotten. The final climax of our senior year was graduation at the end of june. Looking back over the year is sad, but also worthwhile having all those great memories of a great year. 46 Marlon Amling Lorna Andron 48 Elizabeth Barry Jessica Barwicke Patricia Bookman loanne Bowdery )ean Bregel Myra Breitburg Cary Broad Douglas Bromm Lorraine Brower Lois Burch David Brown Janet Brown Donna Burns Steven Brown Jude Buffa James Calder Jerry Cardone Paul Carpenter Ralph Cascarilla Nancy Casario Dominick Cannone Mary Cannon Michael Cassidy Robert Chiarelly Barbara Catalano Mike Casey Cary Cashion I Howard Chin S3 Michael Cestare 54 Kevin Conlon Patricia Connery Catherine Conway 1 K Micheal Cohen r£‘ JU L, (0_ Wl lL iX Linda Connolly Anne Connors Sharon Conway Susan Conway 5S Margaret Corrigan Richard Cooper Laurie Cromwell lackie Crawford bell bottoms find their are they and blues way along the road, only babes? laurie glaser |aap Delong lohn Deltieure Linda Dourado Bernard Ducey loan Dowd Jeanmarie Farrell Lynne Finnegan Gwen Fallacara Keith Fechtig Pamela Farrow loseph Ferrara Crooq inch ; hu rc,, y0 ju fVucX_ Success Jae. Carl Fischer Kathy Flanagan Eileen Flinter )oseph Fiore i «I . ro iV Marian Fleming Virginia Forsman Bill Cellis Susan Cenco Daniel Ciovingo 63 66 Ann Henderson Jonathan Hershkowitz 67 Steve Infantino Marty lacob Cary Ibanez Ken Husband Michael Infantino Carol Hunt Robert Homkow the pangs be soothed simple of a of loneliness by the smile friend liz rojas Joan Jacobson 69 William Kane Shelley Kaufman Craig Kaviar Cheryl Kallem Nancy Kahane Lynne Kampel William Kamps Robert Kalman Esther Kenny Gary Kipling Kathleen Kirk Kevin Kirk Michael Kelly Lynn Kiefer William Kincade Peter Kemp % vn - UJfcT V . — U -fc i s z i, i_zv '-- i.-- r -r — L J I V . Ronald Ledesky i_ f 0 j s2 JSEK I- Kathleen Lengefeld Lillian Leong Barbara Lesco JRT HI Seena I iff Mary Lewand Thomas Lintner 73 Aileen Loffman Thomas Lugauer Martha Lipowski William Lubrico Patrick Lyons Ellen Matthews Donald Manas loAnne McAdams Terri McAuliffe Kathy McCarthy Meryl Mapou |ohn Marback Ed Manz Doreen Menendez «i • 1 Doreen McCullough Kathleen McVetty Marion McKeon George Meier Kathy Mears John Meahan « Barbara Messbauer Janet Micena John Murray called a tree who've cut me down no more my outer wood. iris sherman Barbara Nelson Linda Noll 80 Timothy Murray Linda Nelson Robin Nussbaum Marguerite Nocerino Linda Olsen lane Phillips Debbie Paccione Linda Pandy Stephen Pariato lanet Perfetti Laura Pannullo Fran Pannullo 82 Bernadette Pickett Sue Pike i y m 'fo Clljtffo A 4hty. £ W, A - jm Stuart Prettel lames Quinn Virginia Quinn cl k2yu 4 - - Thomas Ray Richard Riegel Bart Rabkin Maureen Robins Richard Roden Michael Rudniek Glen Rubin Denise Rorech Debbie Ruckert Elizabeth Rojas Steven Rosenberg Kenneth Smith v-J •i'f' V Teresa Smith Carol Skon Bonnie Siegel Janice Simpson Kathy Simonetti Howard Vermilye loAnn Trotta Nancy Van Eperen Thomas Wallace 5asut- ■c yuL n t J uoL jO nn cL ymjcuULj. v x oL XlXyrr J _ Ll tykjuc± _ td-0jL tAxA SG O-c-O 'CASn lyo-co -or jdL -XhJU A Xlx cJLx. _J A_J?jUy ClsT oL 0- - -A -S-(-J-r y ?-ctx_. coexX y oO £J. cx Lsrr-i j£ Ca00-O £ 1! Sft jy 1 4) -JlsOflJt. hjOuu Kt c oocA- - ryva CJn cxJ. Jl nyo- x Mx t L cJz. tfsLJ 'Tnr j oLUj °i David Tsang the axle of people and held together will fall, downhill roll lillian leong Debra Wenz Kj Lt % CUtay (U. T-TTSl 3 ' rf) e -fCrfg_ . - 2JC 3 rf o- L v- a_JL ±- erf ci - .ytLd • Denise Whitby. wnimy. 1 _1LtSL— William Wiskemann 93 Charles Yevoli Lynn Yongen Sally Zimney Carol Wolff Fred Yarmosh m |ohn Yates TIME Abounding infinity Never knowing its destiny. Living by its constant presence. Being late. Being early. Both relatives of this fierce mobility. Without this marvel of pressure. Our existence would be nil. A mosaic adhering people. Closer and closer to its reason of existence. Our TIME is gradually approaching. Margo La Fauci Here we all sit Atop our horses Waiting for each circle to bring us near to that ring Rings wait patiently for us to approach. They know it takes time For the carousel moves cautiously. Then as we come closer Excitement causes us to reach Crab for those rings Lean off our horses Pray that you do not fall. Terry Caldwell Senior Directory MARK ABRAHAM — Spotlight 11, 12; Chess Club 9-11; Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball Statistician 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spectrum 12; Committee to Sup- port School District Budget 11. KAREN AHEARN LYNDA ALLEN — Field Hockey 9; Volleyball 9-12; National Honor Society 9-12; Basketball 9-11; Soft- ball 9-11; Freshman Cheerleading, J.V. 10, Vars. 11, 12 (Co-Cap 12); Class Officer 10-12; Outstanding Athletic and Scholastic Award 9; Yorker Club Pres. 9. SANDRA ALLEN TRAVIS ALLEN IOYCE AMATO MARION AMLING LARRY ANDERSEN — Football 9- 12; Wrestling 9-12; Lacrosse 9-12; Letterman Club 12; Band and Or- chestra 9-12. KAREN ANDERSON LORNA ANDRON — Hockey 9; Booster Club 10; Spotlight Staff 10; Hockey 11; Leaders Club 11; Hock- ey 12; Leaders Club-Executive Board 12; Freakey Week Commit- tee 12; Volleyball 12. ANTHONY ANZALONE — J.V. Baseball 10; Varsity Baseball 11,12. PATRICIA ANTONUCCI ROSEMARY ARMSTRONG THOMAS ASHLEY — Capt. Fresh- man Soccer; Basketball; Block W Club; Pres. Shop Service Squad; Yorker Club; French Club 9; Varsi- ty Soccer; J.V.Basketball French Club 10; Varsity Soccer; |r. Prom Committee and King; Spot- light; Surf Club 11; Capt. Varsity Soccer; Sports Editor — Spotlight; Yearbook Photographer; Sr. Class Treasurer; Sr. Prom Comm.; Letter- man Club; Surf Club 12. STEVE AVEZZANO DONNA BACHERTY MARY BARRETT MAUREEN BARRETT ELIZABETH BARRY — Volleyball, Basketball, Field Hockey, Yorker Club, Cheerleading 9; Volleyball ).V. Cheerleading 10; Sophomore Class Recording Secretary; Pep Rally Committee 11, 12; Volleyball 11,12; Varsity Cheerleading 11,12; Homecoming Queen's Court 11, 12. JESSICA BARWICKE — Yorker Club 9; Spotlight Features Editor 10, 12; Students for Peace 11; S O. Rep. 11; Nat'l Honor Society 11, 12; Festival Comm. 12; Test Ex- emption Comm. 12. STEPHANIE BAYNON — Volley- ball 9; Pres. Jr. Honor Society 9; Spotlight 9-12; FTA 10-12; Pres. FTA 11-12; Corresponding Sec. S.O. 12; National Honor Society 11, 12, Sec. 12; Band 9-12; All-Dis- trict Band 11, 12; Math Tutoring Program 12. BRAD BEAMER — Freshman Bas- ketball; Football 9; Hockey 10, Jr. Varsity Football 10; Baseball 10; Hockey 11; J.V. Baseball 11; Hock- ey 12; Varsity Baseball ARTHUR BECCARIS — Freshma Lacrosse and Football 8; Freshma Lacrosse and Football 9; Treasure Latin Club; Varsity lacrosse 10-li J.V. Football 10; Surf Club. CATHY BECKMAN ROBERT BENNETT — J.V. Socce Freshman Wrestling; Freshman Li crosse; German Club 9; J.V. Sex cer; Varsity Wrestling 10; J.V. Soc cer; Varsity Wrestling; Surf Clu 11; Varsity Soccer; Varsity Wre; tling; Lettermans Club; Surf Clu 12. RONALD BERENSON MARK BERNARD MITCHELL BLAKELY GARY BOLINDER PATRICIA BOOKMAN — Frencl Club 9-11; Future Nurses 10-11; |i Flonor Society 9-11; Nationi Honor Society 12; Spotlight Re porter 10-12. JOANNE BOWDERY JEAN BREGEL MYRA BREITBURG — Ski Club Twirling 9-10; Art Club 9. GARY BROAD MARGARET AUERINGER DOUGLAS BROMM LORRAINE BROWER DAVID BROWN )ANET BROWN — Field Hockey 9; Jr. Honor Society 9; Drama Club 10- 12; Spotlight 10; Anchor Volun- teer 11; Summer Repertory Com- pany 11. STEVEN BROWN — Spotlight Art- ist 9; Spotlight Art Editor 10-12; Yorker Club 9-11, V.P. 10; French Club V P 10; Spanish Club 10, 11; J.V. Soccer 10; Winter Track 11; Yearbook Artist 12; Yearbook Pho- tographer 12; Member District Science Council 11; National Honor Society 12; Member Stu- dent Council for the Pace Pro- gram 11. JUDE BUFFA — Baseball 10-12. LOIS BURCH — Drama Club IT- 12. LTONNA BURNS |AMES CALDER — Spanish Club 9-12, Treasurer 11; Yorker Club 9- 10; J.V. Soccer 10; Varsity Soccer 11- 12. TERRY CALDWELL — Volleyball 9; G O. Representative 9; S.O. Repre- sentative 10; Library Worker 11; Math Tutor 12. MARY CANNON — Yorker Club; G O. Club DOMINICK CANNONE — Fresh- man Soccer; Freshman Track; G.O. Club; Yorker Club; Block W 9; J.V. Soccer; J.V. Baseball 10; Varsity Baseball 12; Letterman Club 12. JERRY CARDONE — Track 9. PAUL CARPENTER — Baseball 9- 11; Yorker Club 9-10; Ski Club IT- 12. JIM CARNEAL — Photography 9; Track 9; Baseball 9; Golf 10; Stage Crew 10. NANCY CASARIO — Yorker Club 10; Ski Club 11; FTA 10; Jr. Prom Committee 11. RALPH CASCARELLA — Track; Student Organization. MIKE CASEY GARY CASHION MICHAEL CASSIDY BARBARA CATALANO — Volley- ball 11. MIKE CESTARE — Radio Club 10; Fish Magazine 10-11; Football 9. ROBERT CHIARELLY HOWARD CHIN ALAN CHRISTENSEN — Junior Pic- nic, Wrestling 12. NANETTE CLARK JIM CLASPER — Baseball 9; J.V. Basketball 10; Spotlight 12. KATHY CLUNE — National Honor Society 11-12; Jr. Honor Society 9- 10; Ski Club 9-10; Echoes '72, Busi- ness Editor. HELEN CODY — Volleyball, Soft- ball, Hockey 9; Volleyball, Hockey, Softball 10; Hockey, Volleyball 11; Volleyball 12. LINDA COLUMBO BRADLEY CONKLIN KEVIN COLLIN MICHAEL COHEN PATRICIA CONNERY — Yorker Club 9-10; Hockey Team 9. LINDA CONNOLY ANNE CONNORS — Yorker Club; Jr. Honor Society 9; Chorus 9-12; Drama Club 9-12; Jr. High All County Chorus; Jr. Honor Society 10; Drama Club Secretary 10; All County Chorus 11-12; American Youth Performs 11; Honor Society; Spectrum; Spotlight 11; All State Chorus 12; Honor Society 12; Madrigal Singers 12; Poetry Editor Spectrum 12. CATHERINE CONWAY RICHARD COOPER SHARON CONWAY SUSAN CONWAY — FTA 10-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Jr. Honor Society 9-10; Spotlight 9-12; News Editor. MARGARET CORRIGAN BRUCE COTTI — Soccer 9-12; Baseball 9-11; Yorker Club 9-11; All District Band 10-12; Dance Band 11-12. 97 JACKIE CRAWFORD LAURIE CROMWELL — Art Club 9; Spanish Club 10; Drama Club 11; Co-art Editor, Echoes 72 12. KATHY CUMMO — Latin Club 9- 10; Nurses Club 10-12; Drama Club 11; FTA 10. VINCENT CURCIO — Lacrosse 9, 10, 12; Football 10; Basketball 11; Band and Orchestra 9-12. DAVID CURRAN JANET DAY — Spotlight 10-12; FNA 10-12; Latin Club 9-10. ROSE DECREGORIO — Field KAREN DERMODY — French Club 9; FNA 10-12; Spotlight 10-12. ROSELYN DEUTSCH MARYANNE DEVLIN JAMES DEVITO — School Enter- tainment; School Clean-up Com- mittee. LINDA DIEHL — Yorker Club 9; French Club 9; National Jr. Honor Society 9-10; Orchestra 9; Leaders Club 11; Jr. Prom Committee 11; Honor Society 11-12; Leaders Club Secretary 12; Hockey 12; Ski Club 12. ANDREW DILLMANN — National Hockey 9-12; Volleyball 9-12; Soft- ball 9; Basketball 9; Jr. Prom Com- mittee. YVONNE DENARVAEZ — German Club 12; Spanish Club Secretary 11-12. JAAP DEJONG — Yorker Club 9- 11; J.V. Soccer 9-10; Varsity Soccer 11-12; Ski Club 9-12; Spanish Club 9-12; German Club 10-11; Basket- ball; Spanish Play 9-10; Drama Club 9. JOHN DELTIEURE — Track 9; French Club 9-10; Drama Club IQ- 12; Spectrum 11-12. Honor Society President; S.O. 2nd V.P. English Council; Yorker Club; French Club; School Beautifica- tion Project, Elective Day Program; Test Exemption Committee; Jr. Honor Society. ESTER DIOU — Spanish Club 11. BILL DIXON — Soccer; Track 9. PATRICK DOUGHERTY PAUL DOUGHERTY — J.V. Wres- tling 9-10; J.V. Football 9-10; La- crosse 9-10; Chorus 9-10; Class Representative 9; Spanish Club 9- 12. Club 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Twirling 9-11. BERNARD DUCEY DORIS DUNKERLY — Band 9-12; Orchestra 9-12; National Junior Honor Society 9; French Club 9-10; NYSSMA 9-11; FTA 11; FTA Secre- tary 12; FHA 11; President FTA 12; Spanisti Club 11-12; Volleyball II- 12; Basketball 11; National Honor Society 11-12; All District Band 11-12; Math Tutor 12. JEFFREY EHRLICH — Football 9-10; Basketball 9-11; Lacrosse 9-10; Spotlight 9-12; Ski Club 10-12; Dis- trict Science Council 11; National Honor Society 12; Yearbook Staff 12. GARY EISELE — Drama Club 9-12; NYSSMA 9-11; Orchestra 9-12; Band 9-12; Mathletes 9-12; All Dis- trict 10-12; Chorus 11-12. STEVE EISMAN - Latin Club V.P. 10, President 12; Spotlight Staff 9-10; Sports Editor 11-12; Spectrum Fic- tion Editor 12; Junior and Senior Honor Society; Wrestling 9; La- crosse 9-12; Ski Club 10-12; Hock- ey Club 10; Football 10-11; Letter- man's Club 12. STEPHANIE ERICSON — French Club 9-10; FTA 10; Mathletes 10; Students for Peace 10-12; Farm Workers Support Committee 11- 12, Pres 11-12; Drama Club 10-12; S.O. Representative to Board of Education; Electives Day Coordi- nator, School Budget Committee. GWEN FALLACARA JEANMARIE FARRELL PAMELA FARROW KEITH FECHTIG JOSEPH FERRARA — Yorker Club 9; Baseball 9; Soccer 9; Lacrosse 10; Football 10; National Honor Socie- ty 12; S.O. Committee. LYNNE FINNEGAN — Volleyball 9; Softball 9; Volleyball 10; Volleyball 11. JORDAN DENNER — Band 10-12; French Club 9-10; Ski Club 10-12; Yorker Club 9. LINDA DOURADO JOSEPH FIORE JOAN DOWD — Softball 9; Yorker CARL FISCHER 98 PETER FISHBEIN — Football 9-12; Basketball 9; Lacrosse 9-12; Sopho- more Class V.P.; lunior Class V.P.; Freshman Class V.P.; Senior Class V.P.; National lunior Honor Socie- ty 10; National Honor Society 11- 12. KATHLEEN FLANAGAN — J.V. Cheerleading; |r. Prom Commit- tee MARION FLEMING — Drama Club 11-12; Ski Club 10; )r. Prom Committee; Health Club 11. EILEEN FI INTER — Field Hockey 9; Volleyball 9; Sophomore Queen's Court; Pep Rally Committee 11-12. VIRGINIA FORSMAN KATHY FOWLER BRIAN FUGIT — Varsity Track 9; Fishing Club 12. GUY |OCK FUGIT KEVIN FULLER — Debate Club 9- 10; Spotlight 10-11; Business Editor Spotlight, Business Editor, Spec- trum; Yorker Club; Chess Club; Latin Club. STANLEY GABRYSIAK — Freshman Football 9; National Honor Society 11-12; Latin Club 9-10; Hockey Club 11. CHARLES GAGLIANO EILEEN GALLAGHER — Business Manager, Echoes '72; National Honor Society 11-12; Senior Prom Committee. BILL GELLIS — Football 9-11; Block W 9; Baseball 9-12; Jr. Prom Com- mittee; |r. Prom King's Court. SUSAN GENCO MIKE GIAMPETRUZZI CHRISTIE GILKER HELAINE GINSBERG — SO. Rep- resentative 9; Freaky Friday Com- mittee 10; Ski Club 11; |r. Prom Committee; Drama Club 11; Drama Club 12. RICHARD GINTHER DANIEL GIOVINGO LAURIE GLASER — Junior Honor Society 9; Field Hockey 9; Volley- ball 9; Band 9-11; All District Band 11; Activities Editor, Echoes '72. DOREEN GLASS KATIE GLENNON FRANCINE GOLDBERG VICKI GOLDBERG NANCY GOODWIN — Hockey 10-12; Volleyball 10-12; Softball 10-11; Basketball 11. PAM GRAHAM PATTI ANN GRAZIANO — Latin Club 10-11; Jr. Prom Committee. STEVEN GRIFFITHS WILLIAM GRUNDEL — chorus 9- 10; Soccer 10-11; Ski Club 11; Latin Club 10-12. BLAISE GUADAGNO — Football 9- 12; Track 9-12; Lacrosse 9-12; Hockey; Shop Service Squad; Block W. KATHLEEN GUINAN DONNA HALL GERRY HALL — Football 9-12; La- crosse 9-12; Wrestling 9-12; Block W; Letterman Club 12. ROBERT HALLORAN SHARON HAMEL DONNA HANOVER WILLIAM HARDEN PETER HARRIGAN — Varsity Soc- cer 10-12; Co-Captain 12; Varsity Winter and Spring Track 10-11; S O. Executive Board 12: Test Ex- emption Committee Chairman 12; Student Park Committee Chair- man 12; Representative to Board of Education and Youth Recrea- tion Council 12; Electives Day Committee 12; National Honor So- ciety 11-12; Students for Peace 10- 12; Dawn of a New Day 11; French Club 10. MONICA HARRIS — Volleyball 9; Yorker Club 9; Health Club 10; Tennis Team 10, 11-12; )r. Prom Committee; |r. Prom Queen; Health Club 11; Student Advisory Committee 12; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Varsity Cheerleading 12; Senior Class Treasurer. JAMES HASTINGS ANN HENDERSON — Jr. Honor Society 9; Spotlight Staff 10-12; Tennis Team 11; Echoes '72. JONATHAN HERSHKOWITZ — Jr. Honor Society 9-10; National Honor Society 11-12; Ski Club 9- 12; Spanish Club V.P. 10-12; Hock- ey Club, Captain 10-12. KEVIN HIPES HELENE HIRSCH ROBERT HOMKOW — Football 11; Track 9-12. CAROL HUNT KENNETH HUSBAND — Track IT- 12; Health Club President 10; Eng- lish Council Club 11-12. GARY IBANEZ — Basketball 9-10; Lacrosse 9-12; Football 9-11; Jr. Prom Committee; Latin Club Pres- ident 10-11. MICHEAL INFANTINO STEVE INFANTINO — Musical en- tertainment at school dances. MARTY IACOB 99 GINGER IACOBS — Basketball 9- 12; Volleyball 9-12; Hockey 9-11; Yorker Club; Sophomore Queen's Court; )r. Prom Queen's Court; Leaders Club 11-12. JOAN IACOBSON IAMES IAROSCH — Wrestling 9- 12; Lacrosse 9; Football 9-11. WILLIAM JEFFRIES — Yorker Club 11; Track. LINDA JEFFRIES ROY JONASSON JOANN JONES — Volleyball 9; Cheerleading 9-12. NANCY KAHANE — Drama Club 9- 10; Chorus 9-10; All District Cho- rus 9-12; All County Chorus 12 FNTA 10-12 Vice Pres. 10; Spotlight 11; Madrigals 12. ROBERT KALMAN — Stage Man- ager Drama Club 11; V.P. Drama Club 12. CHERYL KALLEM — Jr. Honor So- ciety, Secretary 9-10; Spanish Club 10- 11; Spanish Newspaper Editor; Mathletes 10-12; National Honor Society 11 Treasurer 12; S.O. Trea- surer 12; Spotlight Editor 10-12. LYNNE KAMPEL — National Junior Honor Society 9; E.T.A. 10-11; Na- tional Honor Society 11-12; Spot- light, 10, Asst. News Editor 12; Spanish Club 10-11, Treasurer 12; Echoes Photography Editor 12; Spanish Play 10-12, Director 12. WILLIAM KAMPS WILLIAM KANE — Basketball 9; Football 9-12; Lacrosse 9-10; Ski Club 10-11. SHELLY KAUFMAN — E.T.A 9-10; National Honor Society 12; Library Club 9-10, All District Orchestra 9-12; Yorker Club 9-10. CRAIG KAVIAR MICHEAL KELLY PETER KEMP — Fencing Team 9; Drama Club 11-12; Ski Club 10-12; Surfing Club 9-12. ESTER KENNEY — Leaders Club 11. LYNN KIEFER — Spanish Club 10; Health Club 10, F.T.A. 10-11; Drama Club 11-12. WILLIAM KINCADE GARY KIPLING — Class President 9-12; Block W Treasurer 9; Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9- 12, Captain 10-12. KATHLEEN KIRK KEVIN KIRK — Ski Club 9-10; F.R.E.A.K.Y. Friday Committee; Spotlight 10-11; Senior Carnival Committee. MATTHEW KOCH — Yorker Club 9- 12; Football 10-12; Latin Club 9- 12; Boys Chorus 9-10; Madrigals 11-12; Jr. Prom Committee; All District Chorus 11-12; All County Chorus 11-12; N.Y.S.M.M.A. 11-12; Letterman 12. KATHERINE KREUTER — Band 10- 10; Ski Club 10-12; Orchestra 9-10; National Junior Honor Socie- ty 9; Leaders Club 10-11; Softball 9; Volleyball 11; Pep-Rally Commit- tee 12; Electives Day Committee 12. FRANK KUBICKI — National Jun- ior Honor Society 9; S.S. Repre- sentative 10; Spotlight 10. PAT KUHN — Spotlight Staff; Spanish Club; Hockey Team; Li- brary Club. BARBARA LABELLA MARGO LAFAUCI KATHLEEN LARRICK — Volleyball 9, 11; Field Hockey 9, 10; Cheer- leading 9,11,12; G O. Representa- tive 9, A S Jr. High Fashion Board 9; Jr. Prom Committee; Rec. Secre- tary S.O. 12; Pep Rally Committee 12; A S Senior High Fashion Board; Prom Committee, Home- coming Queen. RONALD LEDESKY KATHLEEN LENGEFELD — Softball 11; Volleyball 9. LILLIAN LEONG — Softball Man- ager 9; National Jr. Honor Society 9; Drama Club Costume Commit- tee 9; Leaders Club 10-12; Secre- tary Ski Club 11; Jr. Prom Commit- tee; Pantherette Cheerleader 11; National Honor Society 12; Trea- surer, Ski Club 12. BARBARA LESCO — National Jr. Honor Society 9; FTA 11; Health Club 11; National Honor Society 11; Treasurer ETA 12; National Honor Society 12. MARY LEWAND — Spanish Club 9; Booster Club 9; Softball 9-12; Jr. Prom Queen; Cheerleading 12; Senior Class Corr. Secretary. SEENA LIFF THOMAS LINTNER MARTHA LIPOWSKI BARRY LIPSKY — Cross Country 9-12, Captain All County Cross Country 11-12; All State Cross Country 12; Winter Track 9-12, Captain; Spring Track 9-12; J.V. Wrestling 10; Ski Club 9-12; Letter- man Club 12; Latin Club 10-12; All District Chorus 9-11; Diving and Surfing Club 9-12. AILEEN LOFFMAN — Hockey 9, 11, 12; Volleyball 9, 11, 12; Yorker Club 9; Leaders Club 10-12; Soph- omore Queen's Court; Ski Club 10; )r. Prom Committee; National Honor Society 12. SCOTT LOVE — Drama Club 10, 12; Tennis Team 10; Math Tutor 12. WII11AM LUBRICO IHOMAS LUCAUER PATRICK LYONS — Football IQ- 12, Basketball 10-12. SUSAN LYONS DEBRA MACDONALD MARYANN MACDOWELL NERINA MAGLIO RICHARD MALFA — Yorker Club 9-12; Shop Service Squad 9; Span- ish Club 10, 11. DOMINICK MALFETTONE DONALD MALTBY — Yorker Club 9; Boys Chorus 11-12; )r. Prom King's Court; Soccer 10-12, All Sec- tion 12; Baseball 10-12; Spanish Club 10-12. ED MANZ — Football 9-10; Wres- tling 9; Baseball 9-12; Freshman Class V.P.; G.O. Representative 9; Sophomore Class Treasurer; S.O. Representative 12; junior Class Secretary; |r. Prom Committee; Guidance Representative; Ski Club 11; Senior Class V.P.; Letter- man Club. MERYL MAPOU |OHN MARBACK — Soccer 9-11; Track 9, 12. ELLEN MATTHEWS — Volleyball 9-12; Field Hockey 9; Basketball 9- 12; )r. Honor Society 9; Yorker Club Treasurer 9; Orchestra 9; Leaders Club 11; |r. Prom Commit- tee; Ski Club 11; Leaders Club Treasurer 12. DONALD MANAS JOANNE McADAMS TERRI McAULIFFE kathy McCarthy doreen McCullough ROBERT McGRATH — Football 9- 12; ).V. Lacrosse 10-11; National Jr. Honor Society 9; |r. Class V.P.; Sr. Class V.P.; Lettermans Club. MARION McKEON — Ski Club 10; Drama Club 10; Spanish Club 11; FHA 10. KATHLEEN McVETTY — Hockey 9, 11; Volleyball 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Softball 9-11; Leaders Club 10; Leaders Treasurer 11; Leaders Club President 12. JOHN MEAHAN GEORGE MEIER DOREEN MENENDEZ KATHY MEARS BARBARA MESSBAUER — Spanish Club 11. JANET MICENA — Library Aid 9- 10; Music Aid 9; Softball 10; Yorker Club 11; Yorker Club Secretary 12. CATHY MICHALOWSKI — Volley- ball 11. ROBERT MOELLER — Editor-in- Chief, Echoes '72, Editor-in-Chief, Spectrum 12. JOAN MILLER ROCHELLE MOSKOWITZ — Drama Club 9-12; Yorker Club 9- 10; Twirlers 9-10; Spanish Club 9- 10; Vocational Industrial Clubs of America 11-12. MARTHA MOYNAHAN WILLIAM MUELLER — Freshman Basketball 9; Lacrosse 9; German Club 9; J.V. Football 10; Lacrosse 10-12; Ski Club 11; Latin Club 11; Varsity Football 11, 12. SHEILA MULDOON GREGORY MULLEN — Football 10, 12; Lacrosse 10, 12; Track 11; Wrestling 12; Letterman Club 12. JOHN MURPHY — Chorus 9-10; All District Chorus 10; Latin Club 9-10. JUNE MURPHY — Softball 9; York- er Club 9-11; French Club 10; S O. Representative 9; FNA 10-11. KATHIE MURPHY — Jr. Honor So- ciety 9-10; German Club Treasurer 9; Secretary 10; Leaders Club IQ- 12; Hockey 11; Volleyball 9-12; Softball 9-11; ETA 12; National Honor Society 12. MARY MURPHY — FNA 9-11; Vol- leyball 10-12. TIM MURRAY — Football 9-12; La- crosse 9-12; Latin Club 10 Freshman Basketball 9; Letterman Club 10. BARBARA NELSON — Yorker Club 10; Drama Club 11-12; Boosters 10; Latin Club 9-10. LINDA NOLL JAMES NOLAN — Boys Chorus 9- 11; Cross Country, Winter Track 10, 12; Spring Track 11-12; Letter- man Club 12. MARGUERITE NOCERINO PAUL NEWMAN — Shop Squad 9; Yorker Club V.P. 9; Soccer (Mgr.) 9; Track; Ice Hockey 10-11 (Capt. 11), J.V. Soccer 11; Ski Club 11; Ice Hockey 12; Varsity Soccer 12. STUART NEWMAN STEVEN NEUMAN ROBIN NUSS3AUM — Library Class 12; Ski Club 10-12. Club 9-10; Advertising Editor, Spotlight 10; Spotlight contributor 11. JUDY OHEARN GAIL O'DEA — Basketball; Yorker Club. KATHLEEN O'NEILL — |r. Prom Committee. LINDA OLSEN — Field Hockey 9, 12; School Paper 10-11; Office Aide 10. DEBBIE PACCIONE LINDA PANDY — Ski Club 10-12; Yorker Club 10; Field Hockey 9-12; Tennis 10-12; Leaders Club 12. FRAN PANNULLO LAURA PANNULLO STEPHEN PARLATO — SO. Presi- dent 12; Freshman Class President; Football 9-12; Lacrosse 9; Varsity Wrestling 10-12. IANET PERFETTI — French Club 9; Chorus 9-10; Yearbook Ad. 11. |ANE PHILLIPS — Leaders Club 10-12; )r. Prom Committee; Basket- ball 10-12; Hockey 10-12. BERNADETTE PICKETT — |r. Prom Committee. SUE PIKE — Band 9-11; Orchestra 9; Drama Club 10-12; Fish 10-12, Editor 12; Earth Dav Committee 10; Health Club 10; Students for Peace 10-12. IACQUELINE PLAIA BRUCE POLLACK IOHN POWERS MICHAEL POWERS STUART PRETTEL — Freshman Football 9; |.V. Bowling 9; Varsity Bowling 10-11; Varsity Track 10-12. IAMES QUINN — Ski Club 10-11; Latin 10-12. VIRGINIA QUINN BART RABKIN — Football 9-12; La- crosse 9-12; German Club 9; Latin Club 10; Ski Club 10-11; Letterman Club 12. THOMAS RAY RICHARD RIEGEL — Ski Club 9-12; Radio Club, V.P. 11-12; Lighting Crew 9-12; Drama Club 11-12; Spotlight 9. MAUREEN ROBINS — Recording Secretary 9; Drama Club 10. RICHARD RODEN ELIZABETH ROIAS — Cheerlead- ing 9, 11, 12; Twirlers 10-12; Lead- ers Club 11-12; jr. Honor Society 9-10; National Honor Society 12; Girls Chorus 9; Orchestra 9-10; Yorker Club 9-12, V.P. 11; Drama Club 9-12, V.P. 11; Office Aid 10; Pep Rally Committee 11; Spanish Club 11-12; Booster Club 10; FRE- AKY Friday Committee 10,12; FRE- AKY Week Committee 11; S.O. Representative 10; Senior Carnival Committee 11-12; Tennis 11-12; )r. Prom Committee 11; |r. Prom Court 11; Homecoming Queen's Court 12; Rec. Secretary Senior DENISE RORECH — Volleytiall 11; Yorker Club 11; Jr. Prom Commit- tee; Tennis 11; Art Editor, Echoes '72. STEVEN ROSENBERG — Baseball 9-12; Football 9; Block W 9; President Jr. Honor Society; Varsi- ty Bowling 10-11; Dance Band IQ- 12; Marching Band 10-12; National Honor Society 12; Orchestra 12; Show Orchestra 11. KATHY ROSENKRANTZ — Softball 9; SO. Representative 9; Yorker Club 9-10; Ski Club 9-10; Spanish Club 10; FNA 10-11. GLEN RUBIN DEBBIE RUCKERT — Yorker Club 11; Booster Club 10. MICHAEL RUDNICK ARNOLD RUNGE SCOTT RUSSELL RICHARD SANTIAGO DORRIE SCHNEIDER AMIE SCHULMAN — Basketball 9-12; French Club 9; Health Club 11. STEVE SCHWARTZ PATRICIA SEARSON — Booster Club 10; Latin Club 9-10. PATRICIA SELVAGGIO JOSIE SHABEEB KEVIN SHAND KAROL SHELDON IRIS SHERMAN PAMELA SHURIGAN LANNY SICHEL — Chorus 9-12; Ass't. Editor of Absolutely Free 12. BONNIE SIEGEL KATHY SIMONETTI JANICE SIMPSON — Jr. Honor So- ciety, National Honor Society, Leaders Club 11-12; Field Hockey, 102 Volleyball, Spotlight. CAROL SKON KENNETH SMITH TERESA SMITH DAVID SOBARZO — Soccer 11- 12. Spanish Club 11-12. ELIZABETH SOONG CAROL SOUTER DIANE SPINNELLI — Band 9-12; Drama'Club 9-12; Chorus 9; Or- chestra 9. LARRY STABB IANICE STAFF LAURA STILL MARY SULLIVAN SHEILA SULLIVAN ARLENE TAYLOR |AMES THEIS — Ski Club 11-12; Spectrum 11-12. ANGELO TODARO — Shop Ser- vice Squad 9; Yorker Club 9-10; Latin Club 10; National Honor So- ciety 12; )r. Honor Society 9. DENISE TORNELL IANINE TORRIERI — Drama Club 9- 12; Senior Orchestra, All-District Orchestra; Ski Club; Yorker Club; Spanish Club. VANESSA TRAZZARE — Drama Club 10-12; Students for Peace 10- 11; Fish 12; Health Club 10-11. CHRIS TRESHMAN IOANN TROTTA — Twirlers 9-11; Library Club 9-10; FTA 9. DAVID TSANG FRANCIS VALENTI — Ski Club 10- 11; Booster Club 9-10; )r. Prom Committee; Varsity Cheerleading 12; Sophomore Queen 10. NANCY VAN EPEREN — Drama Club 9-12; Chorus (All District) 9- 12; All County 9, 12; |r. Honor So- ciety 9-10; National Honor Society 11- 12; Madrigal Singers 12. HOWARD VERMILYE — Football 9-12; Lacrosse 9-12; Chorus 10-11; Lettermans Club 12. PHYLLIS VINBERG THOMAS WALLACE TRACEY WALLER — Cheerleading 9- 12; Volleyball 9-12; Basketball 9. THOMAS WALSH — Football 9-10; Wrestling 9-10; Lacrosse 9-12. ALISON WARNELL LOIS WANASELIA — Chorus 9-10. KAREN WASIELEWSKI — Yorker Club 9-11; Drama Club; Health Club; Jr. Prom Committee; Ski Club 9; Drama Club Treasurer 11. DONALD WECHTER — Baseball 10- 11; Winter Track 10-11; Radio Club 9; School Rep.-N.Y. Times 9- 10; Editor Absolutely Free'; Presi- dent )r. Honor Society 9-10; V.P. National Honor Society 12. LORRAINE WEIDLEIN — Field Hockey 9-12; Volleyball 9-12; Bas- ketball 9-12; Yorker Club 9; Jr. Prom Committee; Jr. Prom Queen's Court; Leaders Club IT- 12; Softball 11. ROBERTA WELLIVER KENNETH WENGERT — Ski Club 12. DEBRA WENZ SUE WENTZ — Cheerleading 9-10; Glee Club 9; Biology Club 10. FERN WERNER — French Club 9; Jr. Honor Society 9; Yorker Club 9; Ski Club 10; Office Aid 10; Cheer- leader 11; Jr. Prom Committee. DENISE WHITBY — Yorker Club 9-12; Booster Club, SO. Repre- sentative 10; Latin Club 10-12; Ski Club 10-12; Drama Club 10, 12; Health Club 11. WILLIAM WISKERMAN CAROL WOLFF — Yorker Club 9; French Club 9; All-District Band 9-12; Show Orchestra 11; FTA 12; NYSSMA 9-12. WALTER WOODBURN — Band 9-12; Orchestra 9-12; Yorker Club 9-11. LESLIE WOODBURY FRED YARMOSH JOHN YATES — Football 9, 11; Track 9-11. CHARLIE YEVOLI — Soccer 9-12; Lacrosse 9-12. LYNN YONGEN SALLY ZIMNEY — Cheerleading 9; Captain 12; Echoes '72 Literary Edi- tor 12; Leaders Club 11-12; Nation- al Honor Society 11-12; President Jr. Honor Society 9; Ski Club 11-12; Volleyball; Yorker Club 9; Jr. Prom Committee; |r. Prom Queen's Court. Robin Nussbaum 105 Sharon Hamel Amie Schulman Debbie Ruckert 106 Aileen Loffman 107 108 Timmy Murray Bill Mueller Cheryl Kallem Senior Favorites 112 Mosi Athletic: Kathleen McVetty, Larry Anderson Best Looking: Eileen Flinter, Dominick Cannone FLIGHT Most School Spirited: Liz Rojas, Stephen Pariato 113 114 Top: Alan Huberman, Pres. Middle: Mary lou Man , Rec. Sec.; Karen Delude, Pub. Sec.; Linda Mierisch, Corr. Sec. Bot- tom: lynn Cancio, 1st V.P.; Wendy Estipona, 2nd V.P.; Helene Bial, Treas. The Junior Class had a great year. Being the only male among six girl officers, Al Huberman kept his head and did a fine job as president for the Class of 73. The juniors began their year with a success- ful magazine drive and during the Christmas sea- son, boosted their treasury by sponsoring a calen- dar sale. During February and March, the busy jun- iors sold candy and began enthusiastic prepara- tions for their prom in March with the theme of “Somewhere Over the Rainbow. Under the guid- ance of their advisors Mr. Mark and Mr. Wolff, the Junior Class with their enthusiasm and involve- ment had a fantastic year. 116 If I let you do this I'm letting you go deep into my head Something that I feel might betray my soul Making known its inner secrets and emotions. My emotions Although I trust you, I will somehow feel That I am going against myself. I'm not insecure, just frightened to see what Will happen when I let what's inside me go free Debby Malloy, George Loizidis, |ohn McAndrew, Beverly Deg- man, Bob Michalowski. Mary Patricia Gallagher. Robert Levine, William Wheland, Joseph Nocerino, Kathy Politano, Frank Malone, Toni Grillo, Ellen Murray. jf‘ ¥ y sy First Row. Mark Van Sickler, Bob Schmidt Top: Taryn Jablonski, Bottom: Kathryn Marold, Keith Wiert , Robin McAdams, James Pat Springer, Jane Heald, Dennis Scianlalepore, Bob Naumann. Vermilye, Edward Schaeffer, Mary Ann Powers. 120 Except I think you'll not destroy my thoughts And will feel the same things I have I guess then, you are welcome I'm going to bend your way Maybe even because I really want to let you in. Cindy Brandt Bottom: Doreen Murphy. Sec. Row: Linda Siciliano, Edward Paturzo, Ben Baroden, Arlene Harvey Top: Cordon Eng, Wanda Weber. Mary Zollino, Nancy Weiss, Mary Ann Steir, Karen Cinther, Sec. Row: Terry Leavay, Bob Mancz, Steve Towner. Bottom Paul Chin. Sec. Row: Michelle Santerre, |ohn Duff, Steve Danseglio, Karen Delude, Sue lonnasson. Peggy Grosso, Diane Breidenbach, Cary Anderson, Harry Guth- muller, Mona Goldman, Patty Fitzgibbon. 121 Bottom: Bobby Oetinger, Robin Decker, Joyce Conboy, Gerald Fox Top: Ralph Brawley, Robert Gabriel, Jimmy Fitzpatrick. COMING HOME From Ocean to snow From wet to wetter she's coming home it'll make it a lot better It seems like five years and only God knows the gallons of tears but she's coming home and that's what counts. She makes me happy and I miss her still. Alan Huberman Bottom: Patricia Woodburn, Sherry Weisburd, Regina Michels. Top: Tony Sifre, Ken Connel, Roy Deeds. Bottom: Karen Dunn, Constance Biedermann Top: Carol Bar- ton, Ken Carlone, Jimmy Mayberry. Richard Nydeggar, Nancy Foster, Cathy Cardone, Jeanette Diou, Nancy Hall. 122 Ann-Marie Maher, Roger Pokorney. Sec. Row: Stephanie Dre- botick, Patty Bruno, Claire Whalley, Filomena Videtto, Ron Fowler, Joseph Kostiuk. Bottom Robert Vanderlaske, Alan Amper, Sec. Jackie Clementi, Debra Tannenbaum, Kathy Willets, Doug McGlinchey, Robert Schultz. Ed Abasolo, James Sheel, Michael Duca, Phoebe Henderson. Brian Mahoney. Bottom: Alida Curcio. James Sullivan, Marilyn Curley, Cary Flynn. Top: Mike Mitch, Steve Cioletti. Bottom: Pat Coudle, Sharon Reagan, Eillen Averill. Top: Charles Helman, William Lewis, Chris Quinn, Robert Corvelle. A sleeve to touch. To feel security. A pair of eyes. To read thoughts from. A smile, to make the hurt less, To add happiness. To boost the ego. A hand around a hand Reassuring doubtfulness Offering contentment To fill the void Called loneliness. Top: Dave Thomas, Frank Bivona, Keith DeSousa. Bottom: Pat Bickerton, Carol Kraft, James Plunkett. 123 I search for things to do. And when I find it I never do it . . . I search for things to say, And when I find it, I never say it . . . I search for my soul. And when I find it I fear it . . . Bottom: Sieve Van Colt, Richard Wenlz. Sec. Row Linda fiore, I Search for love, Barbara Wallace. Top: Joseph Casio, Robert Brown And when I find it Bottom: Cinny Schleip, Laura Chessman, Gloria Vazquez. Top: Steve Gillman, Alan Wilhelm. Ellen Ostermeier, Vicki Gilway, Lynn Kojak, Sandy Wilson, Nancy Sandler, Sue Gorman, Robert Dyckman, George Drebo- tick. I search for happiness, I haven't found it . . . Liz Fortuna, Linda Mierisch, Mike LoCicero, Randy Frey, Helene Bial. 124 Standing Barbara Conroy, JoAnne Link, Rosemary Amendolare, Betty Montegari, Pat Cain, Mary Lou Manz, Robert Searson. Sit- ting: Michael Czacher. A murky day filled with rain Depresses me so, I spend it immersing myself In a book or two. Later I gaze out my window In astonishment The gray has melted into a pale mauve sky. Bare branches stand out — starkly black — against it. Fleetingly, soft mauve fades into a cold blue night. Sherry Weintraub Standing Betty Pane, Ellen Komgsberg, Ed Thomas, Rochelle Diamond, Sherry Weintraub. Kneeling: Don Dunkerly. Bottom: Lynn Gancio, Eileen Bell, Wendy Estipona Top: Tom Corson, Michael Attubato, Alan Huberman. Bottom: Susan Plaia, Regina Brandt, Patricia Hillenius. Top: William Dillon, Vincent Dourado, Linda Mucerino. 125 Seated: Alicia Rubin. Top Joyce Opperman, Joyce Geradi, Wil- liam Cenionzi, Sieve Ahearn, Nancy Giovingo Seated: Amy Geist, Peggy Leahy. Top: Fred Sobarzo, Kevin Can- non, Micki Telano, Carol Rossiter. Leon Tuthill, Mike Phillips, Kim Griffiths, John Geislee, Lori Manaskie, Peter McCraph, Joe Kessell. Bottom: Debbie Buonaguro, Karen Dyer, Michael Selvaggio. Top: Pete Brimlow, Frank Hunter, Tom Pattison. 126 Bottom. Elaine Wertheimer, )ayne Richman, Dorothy Pickard, Denise Lorenz, Rose Totora. Sec. Row: Mike Koretski, Karen Johnson, Steve Ebright, Debbie O'Keefe. Top: Phillip Grasso. Terry Kelly, Jane Schneider, Mike Buckley, Tom Reid, Carol Presley, and Beau, Graydon Cawam. John Ahearn, Ralph Still, Liz Iordan, Gonzalo Perez, Debbie Schloen, Terry Wulle. 127 Bottom: |oe Lupo. Top Bob Brase, Al Wall, Harriet Shapiro, )ohn Bisk, jody LaBita, Sue Grossman. Bottom: Vincent Genna. Sec. Row: George Carrasquillo, Tom Conlon, Steven Dascall. Bottom Carol Anderson. Top: Kevin Byrne, Maureen jungen, jimmy Kerrigan Allan Baron, Amy Claster. Bottom: Paul Sentora, Kathy Patrone, Bob Rooney. Top: janis Farley, Fred Radzewsky, Jimmy Dwan. 128 Bottom: Ron Young. Top: Marie Chenevey, Larry Diaz, Kathy Burnor, Ellen Meininger, Jeff Bush. Standing Bob Abderson, Ken Mitchell, Mike Castle. Seated: Michael Paul, Nancy Schaeffer, Debbie Piazza. Top: Cameron McAlpme, john Scalici, Ray Stecher, Sylvia Sm Bottom: Kathy Swain, Kathy Creamer V V v . L i ' ' Y ov Top: Tom Farrell, Tom Burns. Sec. Row: Willie Whitfield, Cam. Bottom: Debbie Decyk, Sue Wilner, Debbie Avilles. Standing, Left to Right: Andy Allen, Tom O'Connor, Tom Monag- han Sitting, Left to Right: Cindy Brandt, Margie Klein, Sue Sontup 129 Class of '74 Bottom: Neil lohnson, 1st V.P., Denise Liff, Rec. Sec., Howard Duff, Pres., Scott Flax, Treas. Top: Roberta Duffy, Publicity Sec., Bill Hernandez, 2nd V.P., Peter Brawley, Corr. Sec. The Sophomore class, headed by Howard Duff and Pete Brawley, and advised by Mr. Leslie Fogel has proven to be one of the most active and spirited classes of LMHS. They began their active year with a candy sale which boosted their treasury greatly. The Class of '74 also involved the rest of the school in their activities. They sponsored the showing of the movie Wait Until Dark, sold mugs, and raffled a bicycle off. A ski trip, co-ed volley- ball, and a trip to the Bronx Zoo, were just some of the other activities engaged in this year, by the very spirited class of '74. 130 131 132 133 Class of 75 Bottom: Eileen Decyk, 1st V.P., Carole Eisman, Pres., Michelle Pollack, Rec. Sec., Jim Joos, Sec. V.P., Eddy Perez, Corr. Sec., Kevin Ibanez, Treas. Despite a crucial cut in the budget the Freshman Class with the assistance of Mr. Alan Zacker had a very successful year. The class held a bake sale during the lunch periods. A stationery sale, candy sale, movie and a recreation program were among the ac- tivities that the busy Freshman Class undertook. Car- ole Eisman, class president and Eileen Decyk 1st Vice-Pres. were co-chairmen of a class carnival. The carnival held in the gym served as a carnival and a dance. The class has also helped the S.O. and per- formed many school services. The Class of '75 has proven many times over to be a hard working and successful class. 134 Barbara Paccione, V.P., Donna Rotsch, Corr. Sec., Mary Anne Matthews, Pres. £lissa Torrieri, Treas., Mrs. Charlotte Price, Advisor, Pat Plaia, V.P. The )r. High G O. had an impressive year of accomplishments. Among them were an Appalachia Clothing Drive, which collected a ton of clothing, and a Thanksgiving Dance, whose benefits were given to two needy families. Christmas time, hand-made stuffed animal pillows were presented in the children's ward at the Nas- sau County Medical Center. A school improvement program, sponsored by the G.O., initiat- ed the renovation of dull classrooms. The beautification of the room was accomplished by painting the walls, refinishing the desks, and covering the bulletin boards with murals. 138 Success in any given year depends on many things. One such thing is participation. Much has been said of apathetic student attitudes, but the lunior High General Organization this year had little or no trouble with apathy due to the fine example set by Mrs. Charlotte Price, advisor to the General Organization. Much has been accomplished due to the seemingly endless en- ergy generated by Mrs. Price. A mere thank you seems so inadequate, but when one considers the love and gratitude behind it we hope it is sufficient. Thank you so much for so many things. The classes of 76 and 77 139 Most Popular Mary Ann Matthews Brian Jacobsen Most Talented Mary Ann Matthews Charles MacLaren 140 Most Athletic joseph Nacalo Judy Beamer Most School Spirited Mary Ann Matthews Joe Ciancone Wittiest Jeanne Manz Charles MacLaren Best Dressed Jody Gaffney Ed Sandler 142 00 (D M e+ M� O 143 Echoes From Left to Right: Mr. A. Zacker, Advisor; Lynne Kampel, Photography Editor; Kathy Clune, Co-Business Manager; Laurie Cromwell, Art Editor; Sally Zimney, Co-Literary Editor; Eileen Gallagher, Co-Business Manager; Denise Rorech, Art Editor; Ann Henderson, Co-Literary Editor; and Robert Moeller, Editor-in-Chief. Jeff Ehrlich, Mr. T. Gibney, Tom Ashley, Photographers 144 The 1972 Echoes is the product of long hours of mixed joys and frustrations. Behind the doors of the Publications Office, typewriters clicked, pictures were organized and layouts were arranged. Among the endless trips to MacDonalds and constant flow of people in and out of the office, a yearbook was produced. This book is our interpretation of this school and its people. We portrayed what we saw with a very human mixture of objectivity and subjectivity. We hope we captured the theme of awareness in our surroundings, teachers, friends and most importantly, awareness of ourselves. The yearbook would not have been complete without the help of Mr. Alan Zacker, his wit and sense of humor kept us all friends. Our thanks also go to Mr. Ted Click Cibney whose photos added a professional look to our yearbook. 145 Spotlight Tom Ashley, Susan Conway, Sieve Eisman, lessica Barwicke, Steve Brown, Kevin Fuller, Cheryl Kal- lem. In times of budget cuts and increasing student apathy, the Spotlight staff has been a united force in producing their publication. Their accurate cov- erage of school news, assemblies, and sports helped to give students infor- mation on anything they might have missed. Feature stories ranged from teachers' Christmas greetings to crossword puzzles. Editorials expressed the opinion of the staff and many of the students on topics ranging from students on the front lawn to the horrors of Attica. The senior editors must be congratulated for their efforts and successes over the last two and one-half years. 147 Student Organization Sitting Left to Right: Stephi Ericson, Peter Harrigan. Standing: Sue Grossman, Andrew Dillmann, 2nd V.P. lessje Barwicke, 1st V.P. Craig Kaviar, Bruce Pollack, Steve Pariato, Pres. As usual, the Student Organization was busy throughout the year. Betterment of the total school atmosphere and experimental education programs were stressed. Following the style set by F.R.E.A.K.Y. Week of last year, four Electives Day pro- grams were presented to Memorial's Students. On the more academic side, Stu- dent Seminars were set up to give students the opportunity to come into contact with a variety of topics and ideologies which they normally would not meet with in the normal school curriculum. Taking up the banner of school beautification, the S.O. aided junior high Social Studies classes with monetary aid and volunteer painters. On the lookout to help students, the S.O. opened a student lounge in the cafeteria, after the senior lounge was closed. The list of S.O. activities are endless. More important than an impressive list of activities though, is the hard work and effort which the S.O. and its many friends put into its various doings, plus the fun, learning, and loving all the S.O. workers shared with all members of the school community who supported the various S.O. ventures. 148 Honor Society Left to Right: Donald Wechler. Vice-President, Cheryl Kallem, Treasurer, Stephanie Baynon, Secretary, Andrew Dillmann, Presi- dent As in the past, the main goal of the National Honor Society was to be of a service to the school. This year even before the new members were inducted they began tutoring students who requested help. The National Honor Society was very successful in aiding our school. iso Yorker Club Bottom: Sue Grossman, Pres. Top: Nancy Cuozzo, Rec. Sec., Robert Vandelaski, 2nd V.P., Connie Biedermann, Treas., Doreen Murphy, Corr. Sec., Charles Koch, 1st V. P., Mr. Hanna, Advisor. This year was a busy one for the Tackapausha Yorkers. They held film festivals and a candy sale to raise money for their convention trip. At the convention they pre- sented their exhibit on Levittown's 25th Anniversary and did well in competition. 151 Spectrum Bottom Ann Connors. Poetry Editor, Ed Thomas, Ass't Bus Man. Sec. Row: Tommy Corson, Co-Fiction Editor, Sue Grossman, Ass't. Editor, Adeline Cannone, Art Editor. Top: )im Theis, Co-Fiction Editor, Kevin Fuller, Business Editor, Robert Moeller, Edi- tor-in-Chief. In only its second year at Memorial Spectrum cranked out three issues. The literary magazine provided a truly positive outlet for the creative energies of the student body. Advisor Richard Har- key and the hard working staff have ably filled one need of the school community. 152 Drama Club Left to Right: Sue Pike, Fund-raising chairman, Toni Rizzo, Treasurer, Ric Davidson, President, Mary Hoare, Secretary, Bob Kal man, Vice-President, Ed Thomas, Alumni Secretary. This year Ihe Drama Club, despite some finan- cial difficulty, was able to come through with sev- eral excellent presentations, such as a perform- ance of Lithuania, for an Electives Day, a Thea- ter Medley in February, and, of course, the musi- cal extravaganza, L'il Abner, in the spring. 153 A unique interest in fishing caused the adoption of this new club this year. Advised by Mr. Robert Hunt, the fishing Club developed into an effective organization. The peaceful art of fishing has become increasingly popular with two trips to Sheep's Head and others to Montauk Point. b Surf Club The Surf Club, under the direction of Mr. Ted Gibney made the most of the Island's waves. During the winter months, the Club built up skills at the Long Beach Swim Club. In the spring the surfers in- vaded the beaches with a special trip to Rhode Island. 154 Spanish Club The Spanish Club enjoyed a successful year of activities. Be- ginning with a profitable candy sale the club contributed time and money to the annual Span- ish Fiesta. The party, which was the highlight of the year, in- cluded Spanish dancing and a buffet of Spanish dishes. To add to the activities of the Club, the Spanish newspaper, La Voz was also published. Cindy Brandt, Pres, Jonathan Hershkowitz, V.P. Top: |os£ Capo, Advisor, Lynne Kampel, Treas., Yvonne DeNarvaez, Sec. Spanish Drama Club Domineering women was the theme of the Spanish Drama Club's an- nual production of The Taming of the Shrew. David Sobarzo and Lynne Kampel directed the anx- ious crew of actors. Sr. Capo devoted much of his time to help the members in mastering the Spanish language. iss Bottom: Edie Barretto, Jeff O'Dea Top: Darlene Anderson, Chuck Greaves, Ken Boyle. e a d e r s C I u b Leader's Club is Com- posed of a group of girls who display qualities of leadership in sports. In their distinctive red and white uniforms these girls assist gym classes and help to encourage others in de- veloping athletic skills. Throughout the year these girls could be seen in the halls selling baked goods and handmade belts and other items in order to raise money for their an- nual trip at the end of the year. Their funds also helped to adopt a family for Christmas. Under the guidance of advisor, Mrs. lacobs, the girls did a fine job of displaying their leadership. Ellen Matthews, Lorraine Weidlein, Mrs. Jacobs, Kathy McVetty, Linda Diehl. G. O. Store Once again the G.O. Store has filled the needs of the buying public at Levittown Memorial. Mr. Sidney Lerner, manager, and staff stock all items necessary for schoolwork and study. Their excellent prices and efficient func- tioning provide conve- nient shopping and rea- sonable cost for all stu- dents. 156 Mr Sidney lerner, Tom Neumann. Ski Club More and more people are taking up the sport of skiing With the help of the LMHS Ski Club, many students have taken to the slopes. Under the guidance of Mr. C. Ross Clemmensen, the Club sponsors 4 of 5 ski trips every year, going to ski lodges Upstate or in New Jersey. This year the members of the Ski Club helped to plan an overnight ski trip to a dude-ranch in Peekskill, New York. There have been equipment demonstrations, and films relating to skiing and adding to the enjoyment of the club. Wendy Eslipona, Sec.; Mr C. Ross Clemmensen; Iris Sherman, Pres. Torn ligaments — Lillian Leong. Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America attempts to help students make decisions about choosing careers in education. It does so by providing opportunities for members to become actually involved in the teaching process. This year sev- eral members of the F T.A. spent time at Abbey Lane School where they participated in elemen- tary classroom activities. 157 Lettermen This year Memorial has seen (he birth of a new service club. The Let- termen's Club founded by Mr. Rich- ard Knobloch, consists of young men who have obtained a varsity or J.V. letter. Chaperoning dances and ex- hibiting proper student decorum were some of the functions of this fine organization. Athletic recrea- tion, camping trips and other activi- ties were participated in by members of the club. After an impressive rookie year, The Lettermen's Club is looking forward to many fine and prosperous years. Bottom Tim Murray, Bob McGrath, Gerry Hall. Second Row: Alan Huberman, Mike Phillips, Eric Scholer. German Club The German Club, under the supervision of Miss Erica Meyer had a very fruitful year. To help raise money for their trip to the Pennsylvania Dutch Country, the club sponsored a Pretzel Sale. In addition to this trip, a tour of a German Officer Training Ship was taken. The club also publicized the summer Olympics held in Munich. Bottom: Caren Hersovit, Miss Meyer, Barbara Connolly. Second Row: Betty DeGrave, ZoeAnn Deeds, Laura Rose. Top: Robin johnson, Arthur Murhy, Tom Corson. 158 Lighting Crew Levittown Memorial's Lighting Crew worked independently behind the scenes on many school produc- tions The crew worked with Dr. Lo- vell at the Drama Club plays and also at the assemblies. Under the direc- tion of Steve Schwartz and Richard Riegel the Lighting Crew added an extra dimension to the assemblies and plays. Mathletes Strength in numbers is not always true. This year's Mathletes consisted of interested students who managed to represent LMHS well. Gary Eisele coached by Mr. Lenihan competed in nterscholastic tournaments. 159 Hockey Club Bottom: Ed Rybecki, Neil Remenschnieder, Bob Brase, Cary Goodertough, Rich Mays, Ken Mitchell. Top: Bob Brown, Randy Frey, Dave Francis, Steve Frost, Brad Beamer. The Levittown Hockey Club has achieved a high position in the quality of its personnel this year. This can be attributed to persistance, self-determination and perseverance on the part of the players, combined with a talented and versatile coaching staff consisting of Mr. Bruce Baldwin and Mr. Wade Ehlen. This has been reinforced through the success of the team. Out- standing players this season have been: Captain Jon Hershkowitz, Captain Dave Francis, Steve Frost, Brad Beamer, Ed Rybici, Ed Remenschneider, Mike Pasantino, John Genua, and the two most capable goalies in the league, Paul Newman and Ken Mitchell. Upcoming players are: Bob Brase, Randy Frey, Richie Mays, Mark Helfano, and Bob Brown. Some highlight games this year have been an exciting double win over Chaminade and the 2 to 1 victory over Holy Trinity. The record of the team so far is 9-5-1. Orchestra Larry Anderson Stephanie Baynon Chris Bernard Kathy Burnor Robert Brase Bruce Cotti David Cruz Iordan Denner Rachelle Diamond Doris Dunkerly Julie Egger Nancy Eichorn Gary Eisele Ann Fitzgerald Joyce Gerardi Robyn Grufferman Jane Heald Barbara Johnson Shelly Kaufman Kathy Lama Denise Liff Seena Liff Pat McAndrew Tom McMinn Maureen Mierisch Harry Mlotok Carol Moses Barbara Noll Charity Piniero Carol Rosen Steve Rosenberg Debbie Schapiro Andrew Schneider Tom Schloen Sue Sontup Karen Stack Tom O'Connor Elissa Torrieri Janine Torrieri Mark Van Sickler Mitchell Walk Jimmy Winters Carol Wolff 164 Band Andrew Allen Larry Anderson Stephanie Baynon Helene Bial Robert Brase Jean Bregel Robert Brown Michael Cavanagh Raymond Cavanagh Marie Chenevey Bruce Cotti Davie Cruz Alida Curcio Vincent Curcio Eric Davidson Jordan Denner Stuart Donnenfeld Doris Dunkerley Nancy Eichorn Susan Eaton Cary Eisele Mark Foster Joyce Geradi Doreen Gourdi Kathy Glennon Donald Heald Jeffrey Hoffman Alan Johnson Bonnie Klein Kathy Lama Gregory Manos Patricia Matthews Thomas McMinn Maureen Mierisch Harold Mlotok MaryAnne Moore Carol Moses Robert Nauman Barbara Noll Thomas O'Connor Kenneth Olsen Debra Piazza Michelle Pollack Laura Rose Stephen Rosenberg James Scheel Thomas Schloen Andrew Schneider Dianne Spinnelli Edward Thomas Mark Van Sickler Mitchell Walk James Winters Carol Wolff 165 Girl's Chorus rlV...... 0 r WA Darlene Anderson jane Babinski Irma Barreto Donna Baynon Marianne Belcher Ellen Camien Sui Chin Anne Connors Theresa Friederick Margaret Grosso Phoebe Henderson itneta Hi lien GeorgearTneHores Kathleen Johnson Nancy Kahane Debra Kazasis Marjory Klein Edenia Labrada Marie Lacitignola Cathy Langley Diane Laudan Lori Manaskie Theresa Maniscalco Robin McAdams Madelynn McCarthy Ellen Murray Cindy Nimal Vicki O'Brien Joyce Opperman Ellen Ostermeier Laura Pannullo Deborah Rigney Tonice Rizzo Harriet Shapiro Patricia Searson Sylvia Small Elizabeth Soong Carol Souter Patricia Springer Mary Ellen Tolan Nancy Van Eperen Susan Van Eperen Nancy Wiess Clfnr Whartfy rah iMYkfield Boy's Chorus Douglas Bruce joseph Cascio Thomas Cascio David Cruz Steven Danseglio Larry Diaz Richard Dilgard John Duff Cary Eisele Vincent Cenna Richard Graham Steven Griffiths John Hardon William Kamps Charles Koch Kenny Lemieux Eric lipsky Donald Maltby Harold Mlotok Frederick Moran Richard Schultz Robert Schultz Lanny Sichel David Simendinger Larry Truglio James Vermilye 167 pjoaTw , A cxxxfljQ uotxJub Xj jiasto; ciru ouui, -tsu; tJhuxrto jup'. yt rtAiruL. ijoaeJUMXJ .as'U} osub -tAjA (KKXl MdLs u QO-XJUOb LpuxQii ,, e A cpod. Opod jLUdJh: ,JJt£dr H ,vin Madrigal ■nh Nancy Kahane vj Jbiftsw: a Joyce Opperman Ur jJ ! U0U$ ancy Van Eperen ,|t cvTlbS TpS nVnderso Marjory Klein nJlC PULLU v jjy] Lori Manaskie 0UUj O.VtSSX u,en Mc'kV cAjucl t Name. Schap.ro cuji) jprxf Jiucjo vjuoetii. Steven Griffiths Doug Bruce Thomas Cascio Vincent Genna Matthew Koch Harry Mlotok Mark Van Sickl John Duff Sean Rooney David Cruz JtJUuL r WMjucj fi L' jCfiu r -7 Dance Band Andrew Allen Debbie Aviles Helene Bial Robert Brase Bruce Colti Vincent Curcio Eric Davidson Cary Eisele Nancy Eichorn Donald Heald Thomas McMinn Harold Mlotok Thomas O'Connor Steven Rosenberg lames Scheel Thomas Schloen lames Winters Carol Wolff 169 170 172 174 Sports Top, Left to Right: Sally Zimney, Capt., Liz Rojas, Barbara LaBella. Second Row: Betsy Barry, Lynda Allen, Co-Capt., Mary Lewand, Fran Valen- ti, Kathy Larrick. Bottom Row: Anna Lyons, loAnn (ones, Alida Curcio, Monica Harris, Tracey Waller. 176 Cheerleaders The Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders under the guidance of Miss Boyd, had a fun-filled year. Cheering through heat, rain, and mud, win or lose, these girls have shown time after time, en- thusiasm and good sportsmanship in encouraging their teams. Whether cheering at the games or creating enthusiasm on the bus rides to and from the games, their fine spirit has made us proud. J u n i 0 r V a r s • 1 t y Bottom: Maureen Smith Second Row, Left to Right Janet Eaton, Mary Ellen Tolin, Kerry Plienes. JoAnn Link, Karen Delude, GeorgeAnn Hores. Top Row Madeline McCarthy, Lynn Gancio, Su- zette Wilner, Capt. 177 Top Row: Teresa Burns. Second Row: Noeline McGrail, Nora Schabeeb, Beth Beamer. Bottom: Judy Beam- er, Mary Ann Matthews, Susan Douglas, Kathy Vogt. Varsity Twirlers Liz McIntyre, Kathy Reilly, Liz Iordan, Phoebe Henderson, Barbara McCormack, Sylvia Small Enjoying a very successful year, the Twirlers gained new strength in numbers. They entered the U. S. Twirler Association Competition and placed second. Batons of fire, flags and lights were among the highlights of the Twirler's presentation at Basketball and Football games and parades. The Twirlers, led by Capt. Phoebe Henderson, were involved in teaching the Jr. High many valuable skills. 178 Drum ) Majorette A'y Captain Ay f )oyce Gerardi Phoebe Henderson Junior Varsity T 179 Andea Berenson, Janet Wheally, Donna Henderson, Kalhy Jordan, Joyce Pinto. Bottom Row: Mike Hannan, Bob Anderson, Bob Helmers, Cary Kipling, Dom Malfettone, Bob Dyckman. Second Row: Harry Guthmuller, George )oos, Alan Huberman, Steve Gioletti, Mike Phillips, Tony Grillo, Robert Michaelowski, Jim Sullivan, John Bizk, Eric Scholer. Third Row: Davy Thomas, Bill Centonze, Bill Mueller, Steve Ahearn, Mat Koch, Fred Radzewski, Glen Wilkenson, Bob McGrath, Gary Moeller, Bud Yarmoush. Top Row: Pat Lyons, Pete Fishbein, Steve Pariato, Bart Rabkin, Bill Kane, Bob Homkow, Greg Mullen, Gerry Hall, Larry Andersen, Howie Vermilye, Tim Murray. Although this year's varsity football squad was not expected to provide much competition against returning champs West Hemp- stead and Wantagh, the Panthers surprised everybody by being in the running for the league crown until their last contest, a disap- pointing loss to West Hempstead. Up until this game, the fine play of ends Cary Kipling and Bob Helmers, running backs Harry Guth- muller, and Larry Andersen, linemen Bill Mueller, Tim Murray, Gerry Hall and Steve Pariato. Led by Cap. Bob Dyckman the cats produced a 4-1 record. A 6-0 upset victory over Wantagh in their first game highlighted the season as the defense and an all around effort by the whole squad proved to be the outstanding factors for a successful club. Team work was obvious as five Panthers (Dyckman, Guthmuller, Pariato, Anderson and Kipling) were named to the All South-Shore III league team. F o o t b a 18b 1st Row: Tom Ray, Tom Ashley, Capt., Donald Mallby, Charlie Yevoli, Capt., Fred Sobarzo Second Row: Cameron McAlpine, Pete McGrath, jim Calder, Richard Santiago, Sean Rooney, frank Bivona, David Sobar- zo, Leslie Fogel, Coach, Paul Newman, Bob Bennett, Peter Harrigan, Capt , Jaap Delong, Bruce Cotti, Rich Wagoner, Ken Granelli, Coach. Always a bridesmaid and never a bride refers to the 71, 72 Panther soccer team. Although Memorial, coached by Ken Granelli, finished first in SSI 11 a first round loss to Oceanside prematurely ended their fine season. Co-Capts. Tom Ashley, Peter Harrigan and Charles Yevoli did a good job bringing the team together during some of the rougher times. One pleasant surprise for Coach Granelli was the sterling performance of goalie Don Maltby, who made many great saves to keep the Panthers in first place. Charles Yevoli's depth as both an aggressive fullback and lineman enabled him to attain South Shore honors two years running. This year's senior laden team was probably one of the strongest in Panther history with depth at every position. Forwards, Dave Sobarzo and laap Delong did more than play the line. With their poise, they set a fine example for the junior members of the team. At halfback, Tom Ray, )im Calder, and Ric Santiago made the hard look easy with their fine playing abil- ity Besides all-star Charles Yevoli, the fullback corps of Bruce Cotti, Bob Bennett, Tom Ashley and injury prone Peter Harrigan proved a strong defense. Back- up goalie Paul Newman proved himself an adequate replacement for Don Maltby. Next year's team led by Sean Rooney and Pete McGrath will be strong Contenders for the league championship. 183 Cross Country Bottom Row: Fred lipsky, Barry lipsky, Willy Whitfield, Tom Czachor, Warren Wergeles. Top Row: Ray Stecker, John Donahue, Eric Lipsky, Dave Curran, Hamilton Wray, Ted Isoldi, Coach The 1971-72 Cross Country team was undoubtably one of the best teams in the whole New York State this year. With two runners, captain Barry Lipsky and Willy Whitfield making the All-State Cross Country Team and Captain Dave Curran and Eric Lipsky placing extremely well in the County Championship Meet, Levittown Memorial's Cross Country team only lacked a fifth man to make it all the way. Strong efforts were made by sophomore Tom Czachor to uphold the fifth spot but lack of experience kept him far behind the Top Four. The County Championships proved the strength of the Panther's as they came home with two trophies won by Barry Lipsky and Willy Whitfield placing second and fourth respectively and Dave Curran and Eric Lipsky placing fourteenth and fifteenth. A new school record was set as Barry Lipsky smashed his last year's record of 12:27 minutes to a new lime of 12:06 with junior Willy Whitfield very close behind. With the great dedication and inspiration of Coach Ted Isoldi, who is among the top coaches of Nassau County, this years Cross Country team was without a doubt the best team Levittown Memorial ever turned out. The loss of captains Barry Lipsky and Dave Curran will be greatly felt next year, but the strong efforts of Willy Whitfield, Eric Lipsky and Tom Czachor will surely replace their positions to once again turn out a successful year. 185 Wrestling Back: Mr. Phil Wolfe, |im Sullivan, Gerry Hall, Larry Anderson, |eff Dvorak, Skippy Michaelowski, Bob Bennett. Front: Jack McAn- drews, Tom Czachor, Steve Phillips, Keith Fechtig, Mike Phillips, Mr. Richard Knobloch. With only four seniors wrestling Varsity, this year's grapplers still managed to end the season with their perennial fourth place finish behind Wantagh, Seaford, and Carey. Although Skip Mi- chaelowski, Bob Bennett, and co-captains Gerry Hall and Larry Andersen were the team's only Consistent victors during the season, Keith Fechtig, Steve Phillips, and Jim Sullivan supported the team with a few big wins. Highlighting the season were two victories over Hempstead and Southside, and a fine show- ing in their first takedown tournament with Hall placing first; bennett, Fechtig, Andersen, and Michaelowski placing second; and Phillips and Tom Czachor placing third. The Panthers cli- maxed their season with a second place finish by Hall and third place finishes by Michaelowski, Andersen, and Bennett in the league tournament. 186 Bottom: Pal Lyons, Selh In- fantino, Bob Mananski, |ohn Scalici, Cary Flynn. Top: Bob Mahoney, Bob Malhews, Joe Yevoli, Cary Kipling, Cap!., Mark Bernard, Clen Wilken- son, Joe Ciaconie, Manager. Basketball Playing in perhaps the strongest division in the county. Memorial's Varsity Basketball team managed to win only two of their twelve league games. Despite the record, the team under Coach Desimone fought hard all season and with some better breaks they might have won half their games. Losses to Elmont and Wantagh were decided in the final minute. An excellent and far taller Hempstead team, on their court failed to mount a lead against us until the third quarter. A lack of height (no player over 6'1 ) and a lack of experience (only two seniors) might have discouraged many teams but not the Panthers. In fact, the final minute heroics of the smallest and youngest panther, 5'2 freshman Bob Manaski, gained the Panthers their first league victory against Elmont. An all team effort gave the Panthers an 80-60 romp over Wantagh. Leading the team this year were captain Cary Kipling and leading scorer Joey Yevoli. Yevoii, with an 18.2 scoring average and the team lead in re- bounds, scored 30 points in the Wantagh victory, while being named to the all-section team. Kipling, perhaps the hardest working ballplayer and team inspirer, was second in scoring and assists. While shooting better than 50% from the field, most of Kipling's points came inside against the final two games, including 22 points against Elmont. Senior Mark Bernard had a tough task of playing center against bigger opponents and often sparked the team with his good inside as well as outside play. Sophomore Bob Mahoney, starting every game, was second in rebounding and third in scoring despite his 5'8 height. Mananski, an excellent playmaker and shooter, led the team in assists. Though the play of Kipling and Bernard will be missed, nine returning lettermen make the future look brighter than ever. The team will still lack in height but the added experience will greatly cut down on the team's mistakes. Starters Yevoli, Mahoney, and Manaski will return along with juniors Gary Flynn, Chris Quinn, John Scalici, and Glen Wilkenson, and sophomores Seth Infantino and Bob Matthews. These players in addition to some players up from a strong )V should provide the Panthers with a fine team and a great chance for a playoff berth. 188 189 Winter Track Top: Stu Pretel, Rich Kushner, Dave O'Connor, )oe Kessel, Larry Diez, Bob Guinan, Eric Lipsky, Barry Lipsky, Capl., Mr. leuke. Coach, Ben Soong, Bob Schulz, Peter Brawley, Bill Hernandez, Bob Ferrara, Willy Whitfield, Co-Capt. Last winter's unpredictable weather effected not only the spirits of many students but the Winter Track Team as well. Slush, hail, snow and rain canceled some track meets, but many were successful. Memorial's impres- sive runners placed high in several events. In four man relay, Memorial's runners, Peter Brawley, Bob Schulz, Bob Guinan, and Billy Hernandez placed second. Joe Kessel placed second in the section 8 relay. A highlight of the Winter Track team was Barry Lip- sky's second place scoring in the County Finals. Coached by Mr. Sherwood Lucke, LMHS's runners beat New Hyde Park. In a four-way tournament includ- ing Levittown, Valley Stream Central, North and South our runners placed second. In another important intra- mural race Memorial placed third. It seems the long hours of running through the halls of the school and around the track have paid off in one of Memorial's finest records. 192 Lacrosse I Standing Rear: Coach Phil Wolfe, Harry Gulhmuller, Tim Murray, Larry Andersen, John Bizik, Bill Mueller, |im Sullivan, Steve Eisman, Bob Hellmers, Bart Rabkin, Pete Fishbein, Bob Michaelowski, Tom Walsh, Bob Dykeman, Artie Becarris. Kneeling: Charlie Yevoli, Mike Infan- tino, Cary Ibanez, George Joos, Steve Geoletti, Ferni Perez, Mike Phillips, )oe Yevoli, Steve Ahearn, Gerry Hall The success of the Varsity Lacrosse squad is hinged upon the success of Tri-Captains Larry An- dersen, Bill Mueller, and Tim Murray, and All-League Attackman Artie Becarris. These four players along with Head Coach Phil Wolfe and Assistant Coach Bill Crome supply the Panthers with enough talent and ability to capture their first league crown. Defense is the most important factor in any team and the Panthers, led by Goalie Mueller, Murray, Steve Eisman and Skippy Michaelowski, is one of the best around. Mueller's outstand- ing play in the goal is a facesaver as he turns many sure goals for the opposition into fast breaks for Memorial. On the other end of the field, Andersen and Becarris should be the leading scorers for the second straight year, but balance is the Panther's biggest asset. Joe Yevoli and Pete Fishbein, both scoring threats, complement Becarris on the attack while Gerry Hall and Bart Rabkin com- bine with Andersen to form one of the best midfields anywhere. With all this going for them, the only surprise this season would be the Cats not taking their league. 193 Baseball With only hard work and practicing underway so far the Panthers have great expectations for this season. Many veterans from last year's team are returning to form a very competent starting lineup. The team has an experienced leader in their new coach Bill Ballou who played semi-pro ball and also coached at Adelphi. Memorial's Panthers have high hopes of capturing the first league crown in this school's history. The hitting of Ed Manz, Rich Cooper, and Steve Rosenberg combined with the pitching of Captain Cary Kipling and Fred Radzewski make the prospect of success inevitable. Track Spring «7T Top Row Howie Duff, Jeff Valentine, Pete Brawley, Bill Mlotok, Bill Hernandez, Jeff Hoffman, |oe Kessel. )oe Armstrong, Bob Cuinan, Rich Kushner, Eric Sholer, Doug Murphy, Larry Licandro Middle Row Stu Prettel (Man- ager) Ben Soong, Rob Mahoney, )eff Bush, Barry lipsky, Dave Thomas, Willy Whitfield, jeff O'Day, Tom O'Con- ner, Tom Conklin, Eric Lipsky, John Donahue, Marc Ryan, Jim Caputo, Coach Ted Isoldi, Coach Sherwood Lucke. Bottom Row Tom Parks, Fred Lipsky, Len LaFace, Rich Roden, Mitch Walk, Dave Sobarzo, Bob Ferra. Steve Dan- seglio, Mark Van Sickler. The Spring Track Team is the third partner in a track program including Cross Country in the fall and Winter Track in the winter. Even before all the signs of winter have melted away, the Spring Track Team comes out in full force to complete the year-round track cycle. The team owes much of its direction and success to the constant concern of its coaches Sherwood Lucke and Ted Isoldi. Spirit and cooperation must be and are high in this team sport which demands and de- pends on individual effort. 197 200 Volleyball Honor Reserve Junior High Honor Hockey Reserve Basketbal 203 Junior Varsity Football Junior Varsity Soccer Junior Varsity Basketball Junior Varsity Wrestling 209 210 211 Carol Studios, Inc. 80 Atlantic Avenue Lynbrook, N.Y. 11563 Ly9-1150 Official Yearbook Photographers Kappa Phi Delta Sorority President — Betsy Barry Vice-President — Mary Zollino Secretary — Tracy Waller Donna Bachety Treasurer — Kathy Larrick Congratulations to the Class of 73 The Saints Judge not, that ye be not judged New Testament Matthew VII, 1 Tommy Hunter, Pres., Mike Cohen, Vice Pres., Donald Staab, Treas., Pat Ferro, Sergeant at Arms, Carlos Fonseca, Dave Lehman, Fred Bateman, Jim Toohig, Doug Keller, Charles Perry, Glen Abraham, Richie Wentz, Pete Serina. 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Y. 11756 Bicycles - Lawn Mowers Mini Bikes - Snow Blowers 1847 GRAND AVENUE 146 GARDINERS AVENUE BALDWIN. L 1 LEVITTOWN. L 1. 546 3739 pe 1.3554 CHop«l 9-5900 , A ttwooo 7 P RROOOC'S D tnUn JlumtjLx and Dxim do., One. COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS • ' i NcoBPOfi reo Producers 1 U of Point-of-Purchase GEORGE K. KENIEN 33 Hempstead Turnpike President Formingdole, N. Y. Advertising Material THEODORE J. DALLOW INC. 735 3499 Panti Pill A (ct eierijCHe 3076 Hempstead Turnpike Levittown, New York Best Wishes to Class of '72 by 345 Wantagh Avenue TRUE BLUE DENIMS INC. Levittown. New York NORTH LKVITTOWN LANIR South Lkvittown Lancs WdTIURV BOWL NICHOLAS NCW HOLLYWOOD LANCS MORMANDO Bay bowl Judy's Corset Shop 2560 Hempstead Tpke. East Meadow, N. Y. 11554 796-9761 ixicutivc owners A 1 MIOOLC OOIVC LKVITTOWN. N. V. 11756 516 73S 3900 219 Italian American Deli Full line of dairy products and cheeses Fruits and Vegetables Catering for all Occasions LEVITTOWN DISCOUNT DAIRY 3210 Hempstead Turnpike Levittown, New York (Next to Main Line Dodge) Traditionally this part of our yearbook is dedicat- ed to wishing the junior class the best of luck. This year, however, we have decided to do something different. We would like to take this opportunity to thank two very special people. Two people who are de voted to guiding and helping All students. Two peo- ple who throughout the years transformed the pains of learning into a desire for knowledge, who helped us to mature into young men and women, and who gave that part of themselves other than just the teacher — THE FRIEND! We would like to thank Mr. Thaddeus Sibney and Mr. Bruce Baldwin for reaching out to us. for being personally involved and for understanding. We would like to thank them for caring for EACH of us as a person with individual needs, fears, and prob- lems. Throughout the years as our class advisors they have made many events possible and successful, such as our Senior Prom. Without these two people our years would have been lost and uneventful. We will graduate with moments and memories to be treasured the rest of our lives. But there is NOTHING as great as the memories of Love and Frienship that these two people have etched in our hearts. We envy those who we leave behind and hope that they will be as PROUD of these persons as we are. It would be impossible to return the love and friendship Mr. Gibney and Mr. Baldwin have given us. What we can give instead is our sincere thanks Thank you. Class of '72 Congratulations Congratulations to 72 From 74 Sophomore King and Queen Fred Moran and Diane O'Reilly 223 Congratulations to '72 from '75 Student Organization Congratulates The Class of 72 An active year indeed . Junior High General Organization Congratulations Class of '72 Thanks so much Mrs. Price GOLDEN When Opportunity knocks, I hope Period One's pre- cious students are not deep in their usual slumber. F «, M MFAT CENTER 341 Wantagh Avenue Levittown, NY PRIME MEAT AND POULTRY To our son, John, with much pride and love and to his friends and fellow graduates — Congratulations and our wishes for good health and success in the fu- ture. Claire and Mike Manning Best of luck to Tom and friends from Bob Achatz Island Enterprises Inc. 66A Gardiners Avenue Levittown, NY 11756 BOOSTERS Dear John, As you look upon today's world which may seem to you a bit mixed up at this time, always remember what really is the true meaning of Life — Peace and Love — things will then, once again, look beautiful as they really are. Love Dad and Carol KAMINSKY FAMILY DRUG STORF 343 Wantagh Avenue Levittown, NY PE 1-5005 ANDREA'S LUNCHEONETTE 628 Wantagh Avenue Levittown, NY AMERICAN DRIVE IN CLEANERS 3801 Hempstead Turnpike Levittown, NY MARIE HAIRSTYLISTS 632 Wantagh Avenue Levittown, NY PE 1-9861 BOOSTERS BOOSTERS BOOSTERS Alice Smilh — Best ol luck Clltt 72 lom. Kim. Jennifer. Alan. Tricia and Sian Mr and Mrs C Crosby — Best Wishes 72 Mr and Mrs I Behrie — Besl Wishes 72 Rob and Ion Desemoni To the besl Irom Ihe besl Misler Softee from ihe Thomas family from Ihe Gansrow family from Brian and Adam Tayro The Noonan family Ihe Sheppards wish all ihe grads good luck Mr and Mrs f Buller High hopes lo Kevin o( 72 Mrs Cochran — All good luck' Mr and Mrs Darnel Kennedy Kirk Olio Hockenspeil III Mr and Mrs Siegel I Clemente and family God is love — Grandma Good luck Dmgbacks — Robbin and Andrew Good luck lo class ol 72 Good luck lo Kathy Good luck lo class ol 72 Good luck lo class ol 72 Good luck lo class ol 72 Bob Forteher Bill Bishop Mr and Mrs G Dumas Congratulations Cuz love Cuz 2 Cuz and Charlie — 5-28-71 Good luck lo ihe class ol 72 Mr and Mrs R Tornen Good luck lo lanme — love flissa Blossoms, fingers. Buttons, Bullit, legs — love from legs' Bottle ol Wine, fruit ol Ihe vine french. Brandy Church, drink, Mary, c loset. Rose. bed. Marian. Iloor. Sieve. Sean, girls bathroom. Ho lame, smokes, lean, comioris— I'm gonna gel killed — legs Mr and Mrs de long To Ihe class ol 72 from class 74 Belly Cambco Mrs Chris Ruland Congratulations and Besl Wishes lo Ihe class ol 72 The Bush Family The langlevs The Ikberg family Sandra Pfiste Good luck Irom ihe Deeds Mr and Mrs Dennis Paternoster — Good luck to class ol 72 Mr and Mrs Elbert Ducey Gardner s S O Mr and Mrs Harvey Abraham Jeff Smith — Good luck lo class '72 To Gary lombardi Whai lies behind us and before us are liny smallers compared lo whal lies within us — and that, is a beau'iful. perpetual love liz Ro� as To Gary I There is no beller exercise lor strengthening Ihe heart than reac hmg down and lilt mg people up — a smile is worth il love, liz BUY IOC'S Mr and Mrs. Weidlem and family Good luck — The Smith family Window Installation — Everything m Aluminum Good luck — Ann. Regma and Kathy Good luck — The Katz's Good luck John — The Tiltons Good luck — The Hirt’s The laceys Good luck |ohn — Natalie Blumkin Good luck for the class of 72 for lime and space Good luck lo Ihe class ol 72' The class ol 72 is ihe best that Memorial ever had' Good luck Good luck lo our Baby Mr and Mrs lengeleld Besl wishes lo Kathy — Mr and Mrs. lengeleld To ihe long and short ol it Barbara and Kathy To Kaihy and Barbara love. Killy and Dick To Kaihy, A beautiful lace, a pleasant mind, a genlle heart. Good luck Bill and less Besl wishes — The Mariam family Congratulations — The lacoby’s Congratulations — Cheryl Wen Congratulations — The Mmogue family Congratulations class ol 72 — The Wenz family Sally lombardi — Good luck class 72 Mr and Mrs W Whitfield — Success class 72 Mr and Mrs S Abisognio — Congratulations to Ihe class ol 72! Mm luca — 74 Good luck to class of 72 Mr and Mrs William Whitfield — Only success for 72 Gus Italian Power I and B Whitfield — Good luck class ol 72 The Willner family Marvin and Cora Smith Marilynn. Mark and Arthur Smith Good luck to lynda from the Panes Mr and Mrs Michael Surdo lots ol luck lynda Irene Burgess Best ol luck to Donald from the Wet hler's Ted. leoi. Rav. Baldy. I ucy, Gromulkyn. Herb. Mel. Sandy, and Jerry Thanks To Aaron the Cue Ball, my dear, everyone has to get bald sometime The staff of Absolutely Free are a bunch of zanies' (Abooga Booga) frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention wish the boys of Absolutely free nothing Good luck to ihe class ol 1972 — Doris and Jim Craigans Happy Healing, lynda' Mr and Mrs A Kenneth Allen Mr and Mrs Donald Pollard and family Mr and Mrs Harry G Allen — Best of luck lo the best class ever to graduate v« Good luck' Class of 72 — levitlown American legion To |im — It was fun while it lasted — love, Kathy Good luck lean Tarrell Good luck, Cathy' Mrs Asdonan Good luck |une To Dominic k for all the good limes and bad times love. Pat Good luck in the future — The Callaghans Good luc k lo Ihe Seniors — Mr and Mrs Robert Hamilton Good luck John m the future Anhur W Bndgwood We wish you luck in 1972 efforts Mr and Mrs Harry Kirchers Mr and Mrs Harry Kirchers Mr and Mrs Harry Kirchers Mr and Mrs Harry Kirchers Mr and Mrs Harry Kirchers Gary and Eric Wemhauer — lots of luck for the years ahead Dorothy Rosenberger Esther Pineda Ogden family — Best wishes for the future Mets m 72 — Terry Vellia — Class ol ’65 Mr and Mrs Becker Geoffery Cammarata Mr and Mrs. H Sifre Mr and Mrs James Costello Besl wishes to the class of 72 The Pritchard family Sharon Ritchkm est belle Good luck to my granddaughter Cheryl Wishing a rich future to the class of 72 — The Spmnelli family The best niece this side ol levitlown — frank Spmelli To my niece — May she reach her Plateau Dominic Spinelli To the baby of the lot Keep your head up and smile — Anthony Spmelli To my Princess — may she reach the top of the throne Daddy The Days The Days The Days The Days The Days To Kathie — Good luck — Mrs Stem To Kathie — Best wishes — Mrs Kerr Good luck Kathie Good luck class of 72 and Kathie' Peter Sundquist Good luc k Kath and class ol '72 — Helen Sundquist To lamce — We re happy you dec ided lo stay in school love. Mom Well. George, it looks like we ll make it. (Aren't you lucky') love me always To my sister, Jan You did a smart thing going bac k to school to graduate and I’m proud ol you Helene To all ol 72 — I wish you my best — Helene — Class of 70 To lanice You never realize how valuable sc hool is until you're out m the world — Greg To Carl — Irom Gezzy Yarro and the Boys in the Warehouse To our son. Carl — Keep em flying To Carl — A good dog sitter Good luck m Ihe future — Mr and Mrs Charles Waldron To Carl — an old time sitter, a longer time friend and gentleman — The Kwasmks A Thursday and a Saturday night add up to you and me I love you Mr O'Malty' 6-23-71 Mike, I don't recognize you without that can Congratulations Donna — love Aunt Ann Ro and Uncle Bob Congratulations and Success love and lies! wishes — Gramma Hall On to AAU and St John’s U Congratulations — Uncle Don Hall Congratulations Donna — Best of luck Mom and Dad Best wishes — Eleanor Norton Best wishes — Mr lynn love — Mr Kemnitzer long live I W and his '68 Stalwarts Best wishes to the class ol 72 Mrs fit patnck Mrs P lawson Mr and Mrs T leahy John Wilc ak f Donohue To better years ahead John White — Parents were young once, also A. Stevens — Gel off my back John O'Toole — Best Wishes George think you'll make it Richard N Corlesi — Keep up the good work and make us proud of you Violet DelVecchio — Good luck to all the '72 graduates I ilac DelVecchio — Glad you showed good sense — Keep up the good work The Robinsons Peace Good luck Class ol 72 Best wishes from Passafuime family Dawn and Patti To my dearest daughter Robin — All my love and luck — Mom In memory of Angelique Susan. prettiest kitten in the world — |une 70-September 17. 1971 Steve and lisa 4 Eva The Mucci family Good luck lo class of 72 — The ledesky's At last a Senior Prom' Sue ferber Good luck to our gardener and cook — The Ferbers Woody and Carol Hart Good luck — The Gould family Dick, Diane, and Richie Patrone Ralph. Brenda. Ralph and Veronica Bruno Bobbie and Nickie 9-26-69 Glad we're out Bobbie and Nickie Borrelli and franklin Corp. Joyce and Steve Klerk and Freddie too Herbert Borreli and Family Ed and Mary Doyle — Kennels Inc David Yagid and Mixed Breed Sammy's Inferno Mr and Mrs Robert Carr Melmda Carr Melinda Carr Melmda Carr The fullers The frey family Mr and Mrs lohn Corley Congratulations — Donna Gancio David, Steven and Ricky Allen Cheer up. the worst is yet to come' PAX Good luck Mr and Mrs Robert Sperbei Mr and Mrs Charles W Presley. Sr Carol Presley Mrs lloyd Mears Mrs lloyd Mears Best w ishes to Ihe c lass ol ‘72 — Mr and Mrs Epstein and f reddy and Ronnie Good luck class ol 72 — The Slades Be kind, lor everyone you meet is lighting a hard battle G K and D R Rapid Cleaners and the Girls Good luck lo Tom and Al Hope you both make it this year The greatest distance we have yet to cover still lies within us — G K and D R The Rorech f irmly l ons McBride The Krawers Keogh family Joann I on i no Carolyn Barton Peter f ishbem — Congratulations to this class Besl wishes always to this wonderful class — William Hartry Congrats Class of '72 — Gardiners Drugs To Pete, you rat from Krut Congratulations Class ol 72 — Mr and Mrs R Henry Strike Bethpage Park Golf prices — Twenty Good luck and success — Mr and Mrs Breitburg Mrs I Breitburg — Good luck graduates Gladys Pollack Michelle Pollack Ralph Cascarello Sr Mr | Pollack Carol Moses Good luc k, c lass ol 72! F red and Martha Auermger Congratulations to the class ol 72 Mrs A Rounds Best wishes for our granddaughter Mr and Mrs H Rounds Congratulations and Good luck — Mrs Batata Good luck in the future' Congratulations — Betty H Dobbin IMHS — You're Great The Rabkms Fred Wioks — Good luck from class '64 Mrs Humburg 10 years later Ellen I Kobrin Mr and Mrs Morton flax — Good luck to all' Good luck lo the Class of 72. The Gants Best Wishes Karen — The Butlafuocos Good luck Karen — The Clabanes Good luck class of 72 Good luck levitlown Memorial Good luck to you |osie — Federico and Theresa Alvarenga Gratulaciones portu tnumfo. Rolando Galeas Mrs A Gulaskie Mr and Mrs David Hock Good luck Josie — felix Felipe Buena Suerte Josie fu fio Jose Good luc k Class of 72 Mr and Mrs Edward Purcell CongratulationsClassol 72 Mr and Mrs R farrell Class of 72 Congratulations to the class ol 72 Steve Cosheo Good luck to Pete — Allison fishbcm Good luck to Class ol 72 Irom Mrs V Graham Best of luck Irom Mrs lowe from Paul Graham Good luck from Mrs Koopman from Mrs Mackay Desco que vendas nurenhos' — Miss Hernandez Good luck class of 72— Bachety family Best wishes from the Friedmans Best wishes from Ihe Gormleys John Swetko 228 BOOSTERS BOOSTERS BOOSTERS John Swelko John Swelko John Swelko John Swelko Good link Pat. I he Barbaras Rest of luc k class 72 — I. Krummenacker Good luc k lo the Im ol 1972 — The Kiefer family Gail Roessler Carolyn Morena Brian Fahey Pally. Irtnembcf ihe great lime we had with Mano and ludy Bob M and Jeanne S Good luck lo ihe last of 72 Mr Robert McGlmchev Good luc k and happiness in the future love. Mom and Dad. Imda, Susan. Thomas The Breisacher family I N and I B always To Pally, from Susan and Tommy 'Keep on Truckin'' Bertha's. 'We've trucked a long way Deb. Margo. 'Ihe beginning is near Still going through them changes E 1 keen — Come |une. ihe rides are on me Good luc k lo ihe girls in Memorial — lawmen's Congratulations 10 ihe class of 72 Mr and Mrs Vidor Iewand Dear Bob. long live Ihe Bump love. Mary Best wishes from Peier Pan Much success' Irwin franc is Good luck and success in life frank and Albed A good and happy life ahead — Mr and Mrs I Kaufman Happiness m all you seek — Al Connors Mr and Mrs Murray Silver May luc k echo through your life Bernard W Cudis Good luck class of '72 Good luck class of 72 Good luc k c lass ol 72 Pal and Phil Good luck class of 72 Batman Good luck class of 72 friendly five Mary and lulie Good luc k c lass of 72 T I vers family The Phillips family Donald While Mrs A H Christensen for ihe class of '72 from class 70 Hi Daddy I want you baby Achat family Granano Family Davey family Harold. Dorothea and Kathleen Bock long live Ihe “1 Musketeers Here's all my luc k, you might need it' Good luck class of 72 — Gary. MaryAnn. Alice. Billy and Bobby Moore Good luck class of 72 — MaryAnn Moore Mrs C Taravella Good luck class of 72 Mrs R livoli Good luc k c lass of 72 — Mrs Alice Moore Good luck c lass of 72 — Mrs B Moore Arthur Ostnck Mrs G Teli Reuss Olio Carole Ann DeRosa Gary Moore To Kathy M . Kathy G.. and Kathy |. Have a blast To Kathleen — Success and Happiness always love. Mother $. To Kathleen S — love and Kisses focevrr — Dad Class of 72 — Good luck' Rememlier the class of 71 Congratulations — Carpenter Family Congratulations — Mrs Anna Dema Congratulations — Jack Dema Good luck Mr I Steve and Donna Good luck to the class ol 72 Rots ol Ruck — |oe Cangelosi Best wishes Karen — John McCarthy Good luck tarry Joe lotito Good luck class of 72 Good luck always Good luck larry Mrs I Robillard — Parting is such sweet sorrow loads of good wishes to you for success in life — Ray Every Rememlier every day to try a little bet harder les Underbeng Build a better tomorrow — Ray Stulberger Good luck and success m all you try — Joe Curio Sr With best wishes for you all — |im Doucette Subie Good luck — Mr and Mrs Dombeck Su cess — Mr and Mrs I or in Roberts Best Wishes — Mr and Mrs f Daniels To Ruby, Doc. Bones, Poo-Poo. Nat, Rocco, Tricky Dick and all other alumni 71 — you are not lorgotten losie. You still look like Piglet' Vicki — Johnny Boy. my friend I love Alexander Beetle Good luck to Melanie's Beautiful People Good luck Kathy, Nancy. Brad. Mike, and Stan love, Denise 72. To Mutt and Jeff — Good luck— Bill and Valerie lengefeld From ihe breweries of Wisconsin — HIC QUACK' Good luck to the class of 72 from the -fun Sydney and Bob 3-12-68 Congratulations and success to every teacher of class 72 Congratulations to the class ol 72 Buena Suerte' Sra Giral Congratulations to the class of 72 Miss Kach Kathy Farrell Mr and Mrs lames Vogt Audrey lee Good luck class of 72 W lewan R Seward Mrs Barbara A Weiss Mr and Mrs Robert Wieboldt Sr Everything that’s good — The Wemtraubs We are number 1 — Class 74 Franos X O'Connor Good luck for your future Frank Hoffman — Good luck lo my grandson Mr and Mrs Hoffman — Always Best of Everything to our son To Jeff. Best wishes to a great guy Mary Fuoco — Best wishes to my grandson Lorraine Fuoco — Best of luck Karen and Robert Cimato Mr and Mrs H Taylo' Rhatigon Family Kathy Polnano Good luck Dome — Mom and Dad Good luc k to the class of '72 Mr and Mrs H Simpson Janice — You've made us very proud Mom and Dad Congratulations to the graduating class — Bru e and Mark S Congratulations to the class of 72. Mr and Mrs H Simpson Good luck to the class of 72 Valene Simpson The lan a Family and Grandma Mr and Mrs Sam Zakman and Grandpa The lenox Family Mohammed Mike Good luck class of 72 — The Perfetti family Good luck Good luck class of 72 Good luck Mr and Mrs C. A Hayden Joe Cordero — Good luck class of '72 Mrs Riegel Mom and Dad — Hope you have lots of luck in the future lynn Shoe I Good luck from the Wimburger Family F Millan Good luck class of 72 — Mrs. Messhauer To Bain the beautiful swan from the ugly duckling God is alive and living in me' Good luck and best wishes Good luck and best wishes Remember now thy Creater in the days of thy youth Eccl 12 la The Bible is God s letter to man — read it' To my niec e Diana. Best wishes and good luck To my niece, with lots of best wishes Aunt Violet wishes all the Grads a happy and prosperous future My sister is the Queen of them all right Sis' Billy Blue 2 4 6 8-Good luck to the Grad-U-B'2 Candle lane Crowd Dorothy Bowman luck'From the gang Bruno and Midnight Buy a dress — Dad Mrs Maria Giral The Herman Klein Family The Patrick Kiernan Family The Draghi Family Good luck from Boom Boom Good luck to class of 72 — The Fox's Good luck Seniors — Eaton Family Good luck — Wong Sisters Thank you — Girls' Gym teachers Mrs. Schiller. Mrs Jacobs. Miss Boyd Good luck Wong Sisters from KOA The fabulous Aarons Fran Girard — Class of '67 Mrs lillian Gorshel Mr and Mrs Robert Girard Emanuel Neumann — Class ol 1894 Mr and Mrs S R Neumann and sons Mrs Ellm Nolan Margie Biscardi Edward Smith Marian Annand Gmny Moumow Good luck Kevin — The Prunty Family The Walter Bnmlows The Sparner Family From ihe Graces God bless my three girts — Chris. Tracie. and Jackie love. Mom and Dad (isenhauer Shut your light, it's ten O'clock' Kaboo Mr and Mrs Gabrysiak Good luck Stan — The Donley Family Good luck class of 1972 Mrs. Ann Kaufman En o DePasquale Mike Gentile — Good luck class of 72 |ohn Abbernathy John and Shelley 71-72 Maintain your cool, keep an open mind, now do your bit to help mankind Good luck Seniors Good luck in Vietnam Allen and good luck when you get married Good luck to all of you m the class of 72 — Mr and Mrs | Telecar Good luck lo the Mayor of levittown Mrs Kelly Mr and Mrs I Wilhelm — Good luck! I I Mills Mr and Mrs H Saulnier Mr and Mrs Robert Gagnon Mr and Mrs lames Mullen Good luck to the graduating class of 72 — Mays Family Best wishes — Mr and Mrs I P lyons T Dyons — Happy Days Mrs M Bar ode n — Good luck to a great bunch of kids Raymond T Baxter Good luck — The Koretski Good luck class of 72 — The Maloneys H I Cassidy Hope Always Mrs H Saelmger Success!' — Mr George Mosher Good luck — Mr Butler SeAoc Capo — Exito Sehora Giral Good luck to the class of 72 Mr and Mrs Sobar o — Best of luck to the class of 72 Good luck class of 72 — the DeNarvae Mr and Mrs W Me Guinness Mr and Mrs William Fischer Ronnie and Jan Domini lots of luck class of 72 — The Barretos David and Yvonne Dec 70-Oct 71 Clyde loan and Peter Kenney Martha B Kenney Eli a Kenney Mr and Mrs Frank A Sirico Mr and Mrs Norman Dilgard and son Good luck to the class of 72 The Murphy Family Mr and Mrs Robert Frank and Family Mr and Mrs Thomas Toomey Mrs Quinn Mr and Mrs Gerald Rosenberg Mr and Mrs Milton Hirsch Rosey — Hope you graduate — Joyce To all the guys I grew up with, from th guy you always laughed at To IMHS — Farewell, and goodbye — Rosey Compliments of Division Avenue HS The greatest yet, 72 — Grace Me Nerney Bud Brothers and Friends — 3 Toms. Terry, Magie. Charlie. Chris. Gary and Carl August 12.1972 — A date that means happiness Peace and happiness in our lifetime Thomas Kuhn Mrs T Kuhn Mrs M Kelly Mr Thomas Kuhn Mrs T Kuhn luck from ihe luc keys Mrs Bower The Memmgens Good luck Deano P Bay non For the class of 72 from BOCES Dental Assisting Program Ignorance is the darkness 0� eternity and knowledge the light of life Joyce M Claus and Santa M Claus Good luck — Mr and Mrs Richard 8ra el Clyde and ludy — May 30.1971 — Forever Together Bob Sawma D A. Eve Gay 11 les Diane Christ Fat Belly Diane Tre za Hank DeJoseph Al Hinkler Mr and Mrs. Gene Alberti Charles Graham Ted and Peg Perfetti Mr and Mrs I Sullivan Mr and Mrs Victor Siegel Tom — Much success — love Mom and Dad Brother Scruffy — I won t do your homework and I'm taking the hairdryer — Sis Right on Class of 72 — Uncle Arthur Good wishes from Mooosie Excelsior' W E C We won t forget the problems and the tun we shared together — Pat and Sue James Cummings Buggy Bobby Mr and Mrs lames Corrigan Mr Johnson Mr Johnson Congratulations Mary Mr and Mrs D Brower Our prayers have been answered' Watch out Nassau — here she comes Good luck Betty Montegan lillian Hand Alan Huberman — Uga Buga Alan Huberman — O I lives on Hey Lorraine — Don't forget your pn ed possessions The Sherman Family Mr and Mrs. Verpent Mrs Cody Mr Cody Aunt May Herbert Good luck to a great bunch of kids Thanks for being the way you are 229 BOOSTERS BOOSTERS BOOSTERS Good lock to a great sister To a wonderful granddaughter — Good luck all the wav Happiness is ram dam mg every night of the week and saying. I'll never do it again and loving it every time Good luck — Mr and Mrs. Conway Good luck Schnoo ies and Dnean 5 9 70 Good luck — Mr and Mrs Everett lones Good luck to Sharon from Mr and Mrs Causeman Congratulations Sharon and Dean Miss Stern will become Mrs Wolf this summer Good luck from the Mahoneys Best wishes — Helen Dour Mr Mis-Ad Multos Annos Congratulations to the class of 72 — Mr and Mrs lames Hoar Good luck from Gompersville. |immy Hoare's General Store and if that ain't enough Mr and Mrs Sayward Captam Picnic luck to class of 72 — Helyn, Bob and Christie Hollenbeck Mr and Mrs W H Dixon Class of 72 — Best of luck’! From a '69 IMHS Graduate The Mar a's farewell to 72 — Bill Dixon Good luck — Mr and Mrs I McCarthy Mr and Mrs R McCarthy Mrs M Reid Kathy lyon Rick. Shieley and Richie Neucomb Good luck to our class 72 m the future and to class of 73 Good luck from Harry Peterson — freshman at Buffalo Good luck to the class of 72 from Mr Knoll Good luck from G P Brook Ann litton Mr and Mrs Pannullo Vicki, Dick and Richie The McCardle family Mr and Mrs. S Siefert Congratulations to the class of 72 from the Todaro’s Michele says. Eat at Grandpa’s � omt Clearmcadow luncheonette. 2377 Hemp Tpke frednek Bowman Zim, lilw. Krut. I, Diehly. leen. Elly, Me Vet. loan. fran. lorrame. lyn — It's been great' Sue and George 4 Eva Brad Baldwin Mucho A fleischman Mr and Mrs Keese — Office Miss Stern — Good luck to the Seniors and peace and love and a great summer' Charlotte Price Manuel I Pmto Mr. Hunt Edith laffe Hando A Raha Mr Bob Patrick I I Halligan Mrs D Johns Dr Harold Schechtel Mrs Evelyn S. Cohen David Lehman Mr and Mrs W P Rogers Mr and Mrs Wm Spma Rosemarie Kitchens, Inc — levittown Prehm family Dorothy E Goudie You’re chubby — Charlie the K Prosperous Year Class 72 Best Wishes to the girl without shoes Roger Timms lots of luck — Class 72 — Vinny Calamia Best Wishes — Rose Paduano Best wishes class '72 — The Wmkelmans Good luck class 72 — Marge George Best Wishes — Seymore Sverdlm So Get Em Tigers — Bob Mountford Very Prosperous Year Class 72 — The Morans Tommy — PROMISES. PROMISES — Thanks Best wishes Class of 72 — |oy While Best wishes Class 72 — lenme Mareno Happiness m life to the class of 72 Happiness always — Elizabeth Moran To lohn. who I will love always Good luck — DuHamel family Good luck from Johnny Gardner Tess freeman Mrs I Avezzano Mr and Mrs. Richard Morris — Congratulations Mrs H Crofford Steve Avezzano Mr and Mrs lames Bardsley Mrs C Jurgens Mrs lunch Walter Swiderski Carol Chilson Music Rots — Harold K East Dorothy Wall Doreen Goudie Good luck Keith and Jeremy Robinson ludwig and florence Kummernuss Best wishes class of 72 — Steve Kummernuss Best wishes — David and Donald Beam Best of luck — linda and Ken Bram The Beautiful Ones — Barbara and Kathy Kitty and Dick Lyons CongratulationsGranddaughter Barbara Success and Happiness Always Aunt Dolores and Uncle Perry Shep the Driver Best Wishes — loos family '73 is the one — The Gerardi’s Good luck from a 1963 graduate Lauren and Harry Robinson Good luck — Bob and Holly Standfast Right on — Jessie Bumkm and the fallar family Good luck Irom the liantomo family Good luck from the Hunts Best wishes — The Goreckt family Good luck Best ol luck Phyllid and Alan Cotgreave Golden Bear McGregor Mrs Rose Tierney If this yearbook turns out good — I don't know what i'll say except maybe • tofd you so. Going too swell Good luck class of 72. All the luck in the world Good luck — DP Good luck — The Pergallo family Good luck to the class of 72 Mrs A lohnson Mrs William Kamps Good luck To the snowball thrower of 72 Best wishes to the class of 75 Peace with honor. Mrs. Marino Mrs foley Mrs Hymane Mr and Mrs. Pediman and children ludy and florende Eberson Good luck to the class of '72 from The McCormack's Maureen. Patty and Barbara McCormack Barbara McCormack Diane Gunstone The Pennington family The McIntyre family Mr and Mrs M Kalish Good luck to the class of 72 McIntyre family Mr and Mrs lack Mateer and family Good luck to the class of 72 The Manaskie family Best of luck to the class of 72 from The Welsch family Peace and Happiness Always to the class of 72 To our godchild: May she achieve all her goals ifl life. Be true to yourself and you will be true to God — love from the Messiah Peace and love reign when you trust In God Spiro: Come home All is forgiven Dickie Bell family Mr and Mrs I Zuzchik J Munson I Munson I Munson | Munson | Munson Mrs |ohn T layne Mr and Mrs loseph Tumbarello Mr and Mrs H Steuerwalt Mr |ohn T layne Mr and Mrs McQuillan One wish! In God I trust I am almost done Winston tastes good like a cigarette should God bless America These boosters look very cheap You bet your sweet bippy Good luck to the Ransers Manon Gugliemo Douglas Go gel it Tiger' Good luck to Chlaire Brown This went for a good cause I'll take another one Come back tomorrow I kid you not Leonard A Berk Alma Ward Mrs I Kehoe I lahntny Eleanor Walsh Mary Crowley R Sim Pat Allen Mr and Mrs H Gotta Howie and Rich — Remember hockey games. Macky's. the ford, and me Hickey family Mendo family lay Sharkey Blacksmith Strange Brew To Steve E.. |eff. |aap, |immy. Steve B . Kevin, and Rich — The greatest bunch of Gorillas anyone ever knew — Thanks — Ei Connolly family Dommorno family Gordon Morrison family The Carrozzo family Mr and Mrs lawrence Ryan To Howie, Rich. Peter, Bill and |e(f — Keep the Bud flowing — Eileen The Ankelmans lulie and |immy Rose The Peter Barotti family Mr and Mrs. Nixon The fargnoli family Maureen McIntyre Mr and Mrs Beattie Ray and ludi Beattie little Brian Beattie Margaret Beattie Robbie — for math, typing, health, for afternoons reading the lampoon, for all the good times and the bad, and especially for being you — Thanks — Ci Yassoo' Keep the coupons coming' love. Nana and Grandpa likeable. Mannerly, Honest. Sincere Every time we look at Our (HA HA) Black lacket. we’ll think of you Best Wishes and may God bless you Mr and Mrs Sypher The Malmgs Broderick family Mr and Mrs Wm Deegan Mr and Mrs. H Jarosch Mr and Mrs. H Schlossman G Pineiro |r The Whittle family Best wishes to the class of 72 Best wishes from BOCES The Moskowitz family Mrs. Virginia Holmes Congratulations to the Seniors of '72 from Mr and Mrs Martin Neer Best of luck to the class of 72 from Mr and Mrs I Lucas Congratulations to the leaders of tomorrow Irom Mr William ) lucas Best of luck to the class of 72 from Mr and Mrs Louis Borrelli You finally made it Kathy — you're out love. Peg Bill Davis Archie Simpson «Congratulations to the class of 72 — lohn Ezegelian leeme, Zim. fllie. fern. McVet. Iil. Krut. fran, loan, lynda, Mary. Barbara — It's been great' — Diehlie Good luck to the one and only girl in my life love. Chris Success and Happiness to our daughter linda. and to the class of 72. the Diehls frank Smith loe leigh (a sure winner) Roy Klecar I Meyer Kathie Murphy — Class of 72 To Kathie with love — Boomp To Kathie always — Mom To Kathie — Best of everything — Mr Wanser To one of the greatest young ladies I know Good luck Mr Grosso Good luck Donna Good luck in your future Good health and happiness Congratulations — you made it Best Wishes Mr and Mrs J McKeon Mrs T Conroy Noceen McGuire Good luck Marian Congratulations to the class of 72 Best of luck to I and B Class of 72 — Bring love to the world loseph and Diane Pariato — Life can be a groove Steve and lohn — Color blindness is an affliction of the righteous Steve and Tess — love is sharing It's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide Good luck — The Rowland family Good luck — Mr Smith Roseann and George Caso Mr Knobkxh Mrs f Buell Mr Ward Mr Branmgan Goodbye Memorial — Miss M Cautero Good luc k graduating class of '72 The Michalowski family Dear Kerry, Drop dead See you at yours and Kenny's wedding Dear Kerry, Mary. Maureen and Jams — Have fun next year If you graduate Blaba mouth Patty. Good luck with Billy Good luck Wong Sisters To laura, Mike. Pete. Graz. Wally. Betsy. Barb, les, Karen. Nenna. Rose — Drop dead love, Kerry Mr luckr. we love you love, laura. PattyAnn. Karen Miss Donna Campisi — your a lousy cooker but we love you anyway laura. Kerry and Cathy M To Kerry. Have a good time, we’ll miss you love, the Wong Sisters To my best friends. I hope you chic s all fail and come to mine and Kenny's wedding 1975 — Kerry Glad you graduated. Doug — love lisa I love you Gaytono Good luck to lumpin' Johnny Iordan Congratulations Irom the Schiffman family live for me Boot wick Good luck in 73 — Mrs Tonies Mr Scat! Mr Gardner Mrs B DeAngelo — Happiness Mrs Morris — Good luck Don longo W Dyer family Mr and Mrs William Cannon lulio Torchia Don longo The Mocen family Mrs R lacobs Edward I egg Barbara Zwcig Joan Grasso Marcia McCord Mrs Merkle — Good luck in 73 Boutot family Mr Welch — I wish I'd win something Barbara Buchan Mr and Mrs George Stephenson M Bittner Mrs A Coffey Harry Valentine S. delong 230 BOOSTERS BOOSTERS BOOSTERS Brian and Adam Taylor Anthony and Mec hell — We hope our lawvon help tree the slave bee ause vanilla i f Punl love la l and never die Bed wi he to Ihe Cla of 72 better than e hen olate love. Andy Gale Sc hneider and tommy Doyle Be t of luck to our brother Steve — Ru To Janice — Hooray' Good luck Aunt Congratulation Nancy love Tern and forever and Carole fi man Ceil, Un le Charlie and Jamne lew M Shirley D Schneider Good luck lo ihe Cla of 72 — Mr Carousel Card and Gift Shop Nancy This was supposed lo go in a Dallas Cowboy 1 and Mr Seymour fi man Good luck Cla of 72 yearbook in N Carolina but good luck U k Schneider Be i of luck lo my Grand on Steve — Jennifer and |ill Cummmg to a great senior love. Dave lack S« hneider Kitty Iravi Mr and Mr Park and family Alan A Chasnov the Grace family Margaret Habermeh! Mr fden Hand in hand together we stand on Brenlenbac h family Peggy and Chn Ryan Mr Baron Good luck to Cla of 72 ihe threshold of a dream Anne and Peter Kelly Gail and Mike fagan Go Panther — Joe Clemente Happiness always for the das of 72 — the Boc k family George and Pal Habermehl Mike and linda Ko enkran Good luck The waste lew ski family Mr tevm.ster George Habermehl to the Cla of 72 Best of luc k to our future world shaker the Bnmkjw to our daughter — In — A girl with Bob Achai — Good luck to Cla 72 To the c las of '72 — Good luck from f Hon(m nn pinl in her oul and love in her head Congratulation '72 The Newlywed ” Junior Varsity football Good loi k la of 72 — the Micena God Ble s You love Mom and Dad Mr C McArthur Karen — Happme always love, Peter family the Magna s Mr and Mr R Gartensc hlaeger Good luck Jordan in college love. lieu v � he to Ihe cla of 72 terry and Michael Rohde loan A Bolen Grandma Ph.l Raffone Mr Mayl erry Mr and Mr F X O'Connor Bill lewand — 1 really do love you Marti Soil The Trefney Family Ian ( Kaplan Bon-Bon Olivia luck to my granddaughter and all her The fir t BOSS Nancy and Bob forever Inge Palma friend — Mr Me Cowan Ro e Compliment of Fran Goldberg Mr Reilly Goodbye lo this wonderful zoo lam Bobby Mac — Bocldy Mac Dorothy Snipe Mr and Mr Donald R Herold going to mi you' Marian Ann Tre a Ng Year of '61 Good luck in the near future Bob Denny Good luck and Be t wishes fo da of Good luck to cla 72 — Patti Munwn GocxJ luc k forever Good luck Doreen from Mr and Mr 72 Pain Mun on The two Mountain Carrasquillo May vou all have ontmued success Palti Munyon The Heydi R Wmwood Mr M Fleming Julie Munyon Ron Sanchez Mr Mary Farley Mr and Mr Harry I Cloughly Julie Munyon Mr John Riordan Paul McSIoy Mr and Mr Vincent | Pansono Margaret Bowman Greeting Irom Ihe fulker on Rita Mayo Mr and Mr lame Conway Jody labita (1972) and |im Mayberry Mr and Mr Richard Balvam To the c las of 72 — Congratulation loui Wei will alway be together Good luck — Mr linda Romano and best wishes Mr and Mr frank Mr and Mr Schul Glady and Bill fit gerald Mr and Mr Norman Bernard Staff Martin Smith Mr G Statkevicu Mr and Mr Arthur Bee can Good luc k to the- 72 c las Senior in job A ami S Sandy and Pat Cla 71 love Mom and Dad hunting — Mr f Staff Jim Riley ay Good luck Kathy ami Phil fenter Mr and Mr P D lane, two of the Good luck lo ihe das of 72 — I Sheila Sheehan — Good luc k Cmdy ami Billy Cla 69 10.000 lane Schaefer BeU wi hc from Mr and Mr Kampher the Beach family Dr Harold Schechlel to our granddaughter Janice Ann — Mr Hahn — Good luck' Grandma and Grandpa lombard Mark van Sickler. Good luck cla of 72 Best wishes and lot of luck in your Mr and Mr | Cotton Toot Tom O'Connor be l of luck and future years, with all our love — Good luck to the c la of 72 from a Mr and Mr franci X Dowd ucce Grandma and Grandpa memlter of the cla of 68 Mr and Mr J f DeSou a Good luck Cla 72 — Donald G You made it' — The Bonura's Grier family — Good luc k Sophomore Ella Streb and Grandma Rooleti Pat Kennedy All ucce and good luck tor the future Mr and Mr |ohn Goodman Good lock to the das of '72 — Pam Mr ami Mr Her covil and family Mr and Mr |ahr doerfer JT mgrauTation lo m first angr-r'V and Tom Good luck to the rla of 72 — M | Mr and Mr Pe ther f granddaughter from Grandpa and ) A great future to the youth — The liantomo John Ma ler on 1 Grandma Andron Good luc k c la of 71 — Mr t li abcth Ron and Diana lebow TWnit fjrWdi iVi i with all our kjvtn Mr and Mr layne Quail rocki Walter Mil Success m the future — Mr T Ma zeo Good luck — Mr and Mr Stanley Pal Matejovic our lx st cousin — all our love y Good luck to class of 72 — Confalone Ro en weig Elaine Maclaunn Tap Room l-Airt) .,«• anil Ditir-i — . family Good luck —Mr and Mr David Byrne Raymond Phelan Our Best Wishe and love lo our J Best of luck Mr H Schulman — Be t wi he cla to Bari and Billy — You have no pride f daughter. Nancy — Mom and Dad Best of luck 72 — Steve V 72 i the on� � from Sarge Mr H Schulman — Good luck cla 72 Mr Phelan — love to my daughter lUflf and Ed Murphy Best of luck to Brad Baldwin Good luck — Mr ami Mr P Olenick Kenny Gruter Buddha Class 72 Harold K East Chip — for u lo under !and. love, and Mr Phelan — Good luck Be ! Wishe — The Burn family lisa Way hare with one another Alway John Good luck All — Grandma and Kuhmann family Mr and Mr A M Ba o Jimmy Grandpa Al Weidlem Be « Wi he The Skillman family Mr and Mr J Mahatfy — Good luck John H lovell RICH! ON The |an en family the fabulous fedenco family Mr and Mrs B I laffe Good luck m your future.endeavor The Gray family The world spin on an axis of Ralph Aviles A mea ure of a man i all Ihe Ihing you The Me Cool family knowledge Good luck lo you all Mr Beatrice Raesch c an mea urc up lo in life and be equal The Brandvletier family and Mr Yale Mr and Mr K Stedman love and ucce — Dad and Mom T DiVirgili Good luck brother John — William Nane y f« horn — Good luc k c lass of 72 Be l wi he lo the 72 cla — (die The McDonald Yale to the be i grand on in the world' la Femme —110W 40th —N Y.N Y Good luc k brother John — Thomas tjo Nancy — I'll mis you a lot next veaT Congratulation Bruce Cofti love Phil Gro Yale Nanny frank the flarber To my neighbor John Yale — 1 hope Dennis Reale to Bruc e and Debbie — Gift Gate — 10 W 40th — N Y your car die QUIf TlY lynn kal Vincent Cure to Congeal ulat ion ami may all your Siegel family Ma el — Tov John from the Katz's Best of luck to the c la of 72 Charles dream come lrue too bad you don't Melvm Rothbari and family and Mr and Mrs G Shadwick and lee Ann Kemmtzer really like turtle ' 1.000.000 Shirt too The Slovak — Best wishes to Class 72 Mr and Mr S Hochman Good luck from Ihe Abe Yagid Family Congratulation Nancy Vicki and The Wimberger r Good luck class of The Guidice family from Mr G to Shoriie, Good luck Dommic Casano •72 the Pfeiffer family “Budwei er King” — (Alfie ) Christina MaeMae Ruvm Peace and love — The Dales familv Mr ami Mr William C Gib on Thank God. if all over Mr Catherine Sprmgmann The O'Connor' — Good luck DeVmcen o family Mr Ann Tortonce S 1 Me Kenna. 216 W antagh Ave Good luck — The Koskos No offen e. but may the cla of 72 go lo eph R lupo. Annette I lupo Good Barbara and Iimmy Johnson Best wishes to the das of 72 from N to hell luck linda Simon Carroll Good luck — lohn Oonnarumma The Crawford family — Best Wi he Congratulation from the Barwicke Good lock — R E Noble Be ! w i he lo Ihe c la of 72 from the and Good luck Good luck — 72 Congratulation and love to Kathy Zappalla family Connie UtiHa Best of luck to the cla of 1972 Good luck — I Iordan Good luck and lake il from Ihe lop — Ruih Ovinia — Bc t Wishe and Good Good luck tor the class of 72 There i no 'free lunch D t luck Best wishes and Good luck Year of 72 William Gaylardo Good luck Robert f Harnett David Hooko Mr and Mrs Michael lesco McCrodden — Peace Com and Adv Art BOCES—N Right on — Brother lohn — love Janme Mr and Mrs James lesco Doggv Dude Ranch — levittown Be II more and Michael, alia Scootch Mr Alice Jiokare Tara. Iimmy and Murrey — love. The lubnco family Good luck to the class of 72 from Mr Mis Mary Jiokare Health, and Happme — Mom and The Gancil Family and Mr Connery Spirit of 78 Mane — Elena Gerardi Dad Kimmtl Raymond and Maureen Ga pari A Good Career ' Success — How sweet it is’ — Mom Good luc k Irom Kim Webster — Don't Eileen and John |ohn Good luck G” moke pot To our Granddaughter Janice We knew To the prettiest girl in the world to the das of 72 — Best of luc k in all Good luck from Ihe Powell farbily you could do it Good luc k and ucce George luv. Martha your endeavor and 1 hope your Do you remember ihe A elea Pool Mr alwav love Nanny and Pop pop Taylor Steve and Pat 6-12-71 yearbook is a good a mine w as1 A '71 Mark ' To Janice. Good luck in all you To Nancy and Carol. Good luck — C R Graduate Anthony Ventimiglia undertake to do love. Ada Clem men sen Good luck class of 72 — Mike G. iey Scoot ! Be t Wi he to the Cla of 72 Ada To Nancy 2 head are better than 1. so Don't slop till ye hit the top — Daddy 231 BOOSTERS BOOSTERS BOOSTERS G Bonita Hamel Greetings from Si Lawrence University Dennis I Good luck to the class of 72 bul belter luck to the class of 73 — Li Mrs Dorothy Jobs Mrs Mary Malloy Mr Bob Patrick Mr Balitsos Mrs Mary Curry — Good tuck Mr and Mrs. Thomas McGurk Eileen Glover Anne Haiss finny — Oct. 31. 70 Mr and Mrs Sheldon loe and Roy — Tote A Treat Kim's 8-Way loe Mr and Mrs Yongen Mr and Mrs Yongen Mr and Mrs. Yongen Mr and Mrs. Yongen Mr and Mrs Yongen Best Wishes — Ross Clemmensen Mrs. A. | Schofield George Pallace Miss Mary E Loon am Mr Richard Hawkey Ah' What is so rare as a day in lunef Blessings and good fortune to all the 72 graduates Peace and love to all 72 grads from Mrs. Russell We’re proud of you, Scott, love. Mom and Dad To Scott Russell — Success and happiness — from Mom and Dad Best of luck to Linda, a wonderful granddaughter Grandma and Grandpa Herb Mennel Ed Morrison lohn E egelian Time heals all wounds My Microscope eyes can see through this wall but there is always another beyond Congratulations Class of 72 — you finally made it The Hickey Family. Good luck to the class of 72 Wheels within wheels, Bendreth Wheels within wheels Congratulations class of 72 — The Burch family Congratulations class of '72 — The Burch family Congratulations Class of 72 — The Burch family Congratulations Class of 72 — The Burch family luck to 72 — Doltie Copnotti Peter, lea. Christopher, leamne and Chi O'Reilly World's greatest Ritz and Chinese food Eater Signed Peanut Butter Chuck and Carol 4 Eva To Moose Good luck and remember Orange and purple are better than black and white As a former graduate. I would like to extend my smeerest wishes for your success and happiness Daz right I'ze seen enuf — Mickey Never trust an Irish cowboy — Weird Ryan Robert Thomson and George Babbs TWA Hgr 12|fK Tome Pec oraro Mr and Mrs. Vitalo Tonie Pec oraro Mr and Mrs. I Catapano lames Pane and family Mr and Mrs Robert Pane Mr and Mrs I Gorman Mr and Mrs Robert Pane Best Wishes to the Class of 72: 4 Year Old David Congratulations. Mrs Betty Davis Phil Schaefer Good luck Always — Uncle lohn May All Your Hopes Be Realized. Grace Karas Nancy Schaefer A friend Nancy Schaefer We love You leff Ehrlich — Girls of '78 Betty Rokovich loan and Bob Delavro Decyk family Barbara and lohn Brawley To Steve — Good luck — I'll miss you — love Eileen Good luck to the Class of '72 Good luck to the Class of 76 Good luck to the Students of IMHS Good luck to the Class of 76 Good luck to the Class of 72 Mr and Mrs I Viola Mr and Mrs D Bonge Tome and frank Pecararo Danielle and Daniel Bonge frank Pecararo Mr and Mrs Harry R Dempsey Mr f Caimano Mrs Dorothy Hughes Good luck to the Class of 76 Mrs Carmen Pineiro The world needs love and Peace love your friend Gidget Lillian Douglas. 67 Acorn lane. levittown. N Y Good luck from Larry. Co-Op City. N Y Good luck from Mr and Mrs Harry Herscovit. Valley Stream. N Y. The 1st anniversary of C H — B C . March 1,1972. but definitely not the last. Buena Suerte' Good luck to the Class of 72. and may you all be successful Caron Herscovit and larry Gropman, forever and ever Some people say that IMHS is the Greatest Sc hool, they're right G6od luck and Peace to the New Citizens of Tomorrow The Class of 75 rules the whole school but no one knows it. yet' Kender wishes you good luck Mr and Mrs Stuart Elame and Danny forever St and Essie firestone. 34 Rural lane, levittown. N Y Bob Harengchar — TWA Hgr 12 |FK Bernard Goldwitch — TWA Hgr 12 IFK The Gray Family. 91 Sunrise lane Mr and Mrs R V Sypher Good luck from Louis Schmidt The Nocenno Family from the boys at lamison Plastic The Tarara family The Tarara family The Tarara family The Tarara family The Tarara family The Urso family Anthony Puccio S Puccio and family The Cerneglia family Frances Puccio lohn H Benoit family Mrs B DeMana lohn f Kelly. 3S90 f ams Ct, levittown. N. Y Francis and Erasmo Puccio Theresa and Nancy fnsina lack. Emily. Roseanne. Denmne, O'Reilly |oe Sutherland Tommy and Terry Joseph DiBella Grande Cheese Co. of fond du lac. Wisconsin Anthony's Prime Meats. 471 Hungry Harbor Rd . North Wood mere. NY, 791 2010 Al Koenigsmann — TWA Hgr 12 |fK — A penny saved is a penny earned Tom Smutko and Bob Viskup — TWA Hgr 12 |f K Right On Make love Not Wars Mr and Mrs Lawrence Schwartz The Moynahan family Good luck Seniors' Hope all the Seniors lead a happy and successful life Good luck to all the Seniors May You Always Stay on the Road to Success and Happiness Good luck to the class of 72 and may success always be with them The Great United Air force Alumnus of levittown Memorial High School Hooray for the Girls and Boys of IMHS Keep the Planet Clean for Your Children We have a and Old Town and High School Good luck to the class of '68 At this point they really need it Mr and Mrs Edward Korona Mr and Mrs Michael Surdo Mr and Mrs Alan Williams Mr and Mrs. K Niedert, Kenny and Donna Mr and Mrs Smith. Marilyn. Mark and Arthur Mr and Mrs frank Tolisano Mr and Mrs R D Andrea lames Pane and family Good luck from the Gardner Team Tash — Ann-Margaret?' Mr and Mrs Arnold good luck |oy love Donna and Margaret Pride and True '72 Best wishes lohn lay Clasper Best wishes Peter Clasper To Sue Victs from me To Mr foster — Buzz off Good luck to Class of 72 from Mr and Mrs Stewart Calder Sugar Cane. Teeth, lack and I B — What fun we had together To Dutchie. Ol, and Broady — I hope you all get arrested — from the Skiing Bum Best Wishes from the Foy family A Sc otto — Good luck Smooth Sailing to the class of '72 — Mrs Mac, levittown Dons freytag Keep a stiff Upper lip — the Phantom Good luck. |oey Vella H East Mrs D Goudie Mrs D Wall Doreen Goudie Irene Keelty Monno's Dolores Pirrello Carol and Gary, Class of '69 The Kanarvogel family D Reale T Malamphy Micky Ruvolo Mrs | Ciaravma lames Simons )r Alfred Amarante Good luck to class of 72 — Mr and Mrs lerry Becker Mr Gordon Ellwanger McCarthy family — lots of luck Eileen McCarthy — Good luck Mrs RayWillets — Good luck to the Seniors Mr and Mrs Borelli Teresa Borelli Gerard Borelli George Hunter George Hunter E feder Mary E loonam Wade Ehlen Miss Ditchik Mr Rowan Mr C Saladmo Raymond E Kavanagh Mrs Pauline Hunter Best Wishes — B Dmgman Best Wishes — E Eysser Best Wishes Best wishes to Dl in 74 Good luck — M femstein f lorence AI pert — levittown Memorial D E Dahi II C Kemmtzer frank | loTruglio To Mr feder from a loving student from a lioness to a Goat Remember Good luck Class of 72 — Moran family Good luck from the Duffy family Best Wishes to the Class of 72 from the Blumberg family McCann — Best Wishes to the Class of 72 Warner — Good luck class of 72 Warren Smith Edward Greenidge Mr. S Calder Tmy Cassese David Blakeley Mrs Praimto — Best of luck always Mrs Kittelsen — Good luck and happiness . Mrs I Cronb — Good luck m future years Good luck to class of 72 Mr and Mrs A Elicati — America first and Always Mrs D Walsh — Good luck Panthers IB — Seaford 7 Oct 2. 1971 Panthers 6 — Wantagh 2 Sept. 2S. 1971 Mr and Mrs Chris Goodwin — Success and happiness for the class of 72 Good luck Wong sisters Tomorrow's safety hint Never eat yellow snow Best of luck to Memorial's future Congratulations to the class of 72 Mr and Mrs T Broskie Mrs B Cambro Rich Kushner Mr and Mrs I Pollack Mr frank loTruglio Mr and Mrs Flsesser — Grampa. Sonny. |ill. Mark The Ray family Reed and Ryan Ray Mark Ray III Hi Al A Scribner Mrs A Backer Ion Rooney Frances Oliva loanne Carman Steven lyons Mrs D I Ramsdell Mary Ellen Hublitz Best Wishes to all of my friends Sincerely'’ I G. Mr and Mrs Abatantuno Mrs M Mundy I and M Montuon Do all the good you can whenever you can for the best in roofing — See Wright and Anderson. EM Swan lake, lev Good luck f mnegan — only 3 more to 80 Best wishes to my nephews — Uncle Ted Mane Gebbard Mr and Mrs C Marshall Rugen family Miss Nancy Giancone Mr and Mrs R Nuzzo and Ioann Marino Best Wishes to the class ol 76 from Mrs Mai ley Peace and love to all those who need it and may it stay with those have it Stone family Good luck to class of 72 — A friend Good luck — Mrs Neal God Bless — Mr John Madden Good lut k c lass of 72'! Go Panthers Good luck and Success to the class of 72 — Mr and Mrs Welishar The Goldstein family — Much luck to class of 72 Gail and |immy forever Here's to the class of 72 — Good luck. good health and best wishes too Richard T Steier Mr and Mrs S Riccobene Good luck The McCarthy family wishes you good luck Good luck — f Millan Good luck 72 Good luck — f Millan Good luck — f Millan Good luck — The Nelsons Grandpa and Marianne father fred Harrer Congratulations Kathy Good luck Kathy Be Strong. Be Gentle. Good luck — Pokorny Mr and Mrs Rosenkranz — Good luck and happiness to class of 72. Theresa's Pizzeno — Success Class of 72 Bob Achatz — Goodbye William | Bowman The Ackley family Best wishes — Mrs Betty Dmgman Mrs Frances Buel Uncle Bob Simko Mrs Eysser Matthew Dowd Good luck to the Seniors — The Goodwin family 232 BOOSTERS BOOSTERS BOOSTERS If you're going lo graduate, do it with pride The best of luck in the world Good luck to the Seniori loti of luck Nancy — Vasilakos family felw tdades al quinto aAo Go funkye Beit of luck lo all the Seniors Sally Roland Nellie Chriit fred Hammer Bill Mahone leome Brook The LeBlanci leannette Cunningham Tony fmamore luck to Seniori — Barbara Congratulationi Mary Beit of luck — Karen Betty Allen Congratulationi — Mike Beit of luck claw of 72 — Cindy and Gary Yerkri Beit of luck to you and claii of 72 Mr Robert W lac obi Good luck to the claii of 72 and further happmeii to all Mri |acobi Memories Xmai 70-71, Ginger and lorraine Memoney — the gang — Goal Poiti. Peanutv Prom, Partiev etc William I Pfiiter Mr and Mrs Roy Buyh R (kberg M Tighe Robert Horn Good luck Robbie, Barbara W loyeph f tore Sr Succeii to all our Seniori, Helen Fiore Beyl luck lo Everyone, linda f Good luck Seniori lacqueline Groid 89 Sunnve lane Mri (dward Maher, 105 Sunriie lane May WE All live long' The Signy of love |uil Don't Happen. You have to Make Them Beit of luck lo the Claii of 72 Good luck to the ladiei luncheon Club All to myiclf I think of you. Think of the thmgi we uved to do. Think of the thingy we uied to iay. Think of each happy bygone day. Sometimes I sigh, and some times I smile. But I keep each olden golden while All lo myself — til Remember the summer of 70 Success and Happiness for our daughter. Helatne love from Mom and Dad Best wishes to our granddaughter. Helame love Grandma and Grandpa Cmdberg Best wishes to our sister. Helame love Barry. Artie and David Mr and Mrs Adrian Schiess Michael and MaryAnne Schiess Gmny and Billy Helame — May all your dreams come true love. Grandma and Grandpa lemwand W Gradolfer — The Grinctl is going Karen Bush To |eH — Save your bubble gum — Gibs Mr and Mrs Kiefer Mr and Mrs Bush — Good luck feff Mr No Name Conroy Girls — Barbara. Nina, Carol, and Chris Conroy Boys — Redmond, Kenny. Dennis, and Michael Dennis and Mane. Kenny and Denise To Pal lie who started 1972 great Parkway ( )pt «any Inc Good luck class of 72. litlle oi-oi and Big Susie — Good luck Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 72 — The Brosnan Family Good luck Class of 72 — Bur kley Family Good luck — Chiclets, Romeo, Walnuts. Saxon, Buffalo horns and the chiclet walk — love, lane lots of good wishes and Good luck to the class of 72 — Malmgs Crew I love you Gary Kipling. Harry Peterson, Fd Man and our gang — Jane Good luck Seniors of 72 — Beers family Good luck Class of 72, E ileen and Bob Hubbard and lady To a beautiful group of people Class of 72 — The Weinman Family From those wonderful folks who gave you Old Yellrr When it snows Bob McGrath turns over Alias Snowman — love ya. lane Good luck Class of 72 lane Wrmman wishing the c lass of 72 the best of luck Mr and Mrs |. Tumbarella | Murphy Rita Elsesser Mrs Mooney Bernard I Jaffe Best Wishes — Mr and Mrs Clifford Valentine Corkey Conant Robert G Doming. Sr |ohn C Wilson Mrs R Sherman Ellen Schonhaut — let it on for 72 Carol and Tony Teta From Quasi Mudo and his girlfriend Good luck Good luck Folks' Good luck to the class of 72 Irene Scharf — 1989 Tom and Phyllis Sally and Carl lacobsen Warren and Carol Monkey and Puppy John Cripanuk Joseph T Germane Mrs I Germane Mr and Mrs R DeRosa Mr and Mrs John O'Shea Mrs James Darney Mr James Darney Germane Photographers — Bronx. N Y Mr Joseph Germann Mr Joseph Germane To the Gourmet Club — Bon Appetit From T Gibney To Dennis and Greg and all other alumni — Best Wishes The Huggard Clan Susan C Imdquist Robbie McIntosh The Weinstein Family Mrs Torba Patch. Wig, lumbilia. and the Party’s over. Wo — Patty and lane A little knowledge is a dangerous thing Mom and Dad — Thanks for everything Chris and Donnie — Don't grow too fast Mrs Weiner — Have fun Bib Smocer — Good luck legs Kathy Reilly — Dry up legs Best wishes tor the Class of 72 Mr Rabkm Good luck in the future and in years to come. Also |ob well done with Newsday District Manager of Newsday Mr Asidla The Rabkms and Muffs of Sky lane Sam and Minam Diskm lest and Jeff. Barbara and Barbara Compliments of the Benoits Mr B and Family leddy IS Starlight la Best luck for the future Best luck to the class of 72 The Sacks From the ledder Family H Grtdley Mr Dunbar Mr Balitsos M Suits H Strong Judas My dad says you can come up for dinner to make up for that Iasi supper Jesus Bob Hendrickson Dorothy Collins linda Becker Mr Keller — Success Gordon Ellwanger linda Becker Gordon Ellwanger Pat and Ted 1970 Mr Weiss Mr and Mrs levme — Good luck Seniors Mr and Mrs Grmdel Mr Jerry Becker Dardis Family Rosanne and larry Smile — It's fun Billy the Kid The Kissels Faye Vending Co — Bayside. New York Cest Bon Hair Stylists — New Hyde Park. N Y Ralph and Bill Carvel Good luck Midget 1971 Dance Champ Rosanne RSROA Rules K and R Champs RMF 71 CHAMP — love. Mom and Dad Good luck to Rosanne and Tommy Mrs Hernandez Good luck lo the Class of 1972 (Brad) Mr and Mrs Fred Beamer Good luck to the class of 72 — Mrs. Slovak We did it Ma Good luck — The Wimbergers Best of luck to all the class — Eileen Glover Mr and Mrs Bowes Good luck to the class of 72 — Mr and Mrs Wilkinson Plamview Country Deli Good luck — Carol Edelstem Frank Aunemma |r Class of 71 is the Greatest Class of 74 rules The Pickard Family Paula Bachety Pat Me Minn Bruce Power Good luck — Mr and Mrs. Paul O'Connor Mr and Mrs Doug Allan The Carbella Family Best wishes from the Purcell Family All Systems Go — Best wishes — The Mitchells Good luck from the Daley Family Sholl Family Best wishes and Good luck — Mr Reilly Good luck — Mrs Meckalavage Good luck class of 72 — Mr and Mrs Ellis Ralph Pope Toby and Howard lees — Best Wishes Graduates Jean Durnmg and Durnmg Family Good luck to the Class of 72 love and Peace — E Hen and Irv Brown Best wishes from Celeste and John Best wishes from East Meadow High's class of '89 Good luck class of 1972 — Millie and Eddie Clark Good luck class of 72 Best wishes to the Grads of 72. Mr and Mrs John Knowles Good luck. Sheila' Good luck — Jr Underwear — Barbara Olson Good luck to the great kids of 72 Dedicated lo the Ird period health class. Mr Baron A Ibanez — Good luck to class of 1972 Ann Ibanez C. Schaenbber — Good luck to class of 1972 E Romos —Good luck to my brother Gary Bruce and Mk hael Rova — Good luck to my Uncle Gary Kevin Cathy Christenson lencho Tours 915 5800 Rochelle, when I think of you an euphoria surrounds my mind. Good luck class of 72 — Mr and Mrs Manley 72 is great but 77 is greater — Mrs Krall Imitation is the nicest kind of flattery. Mrs Gerardi It's about time — George Good luck class of '72 — Mrs Eisner Man Key Food Enzo lots of luck' Class of 72 — Stevie lust one more year to go'! — |. |. lots of luck — Joey Good luck — Mrs Nuz i Marty is a kind of twerp' Congratulations Heleneey — love Mom and Dad I feel (amt |os� e! Helene' How are you Good luck to our daughter Helene Mouse and Peanuts Barney and Pooh Best wishes to Robin from Robin Realty Catherine and Bramwell forever Best wishes to the class of 72 from Emery Fischer Sc Capo — Buena suerte' Mr and Mrs Bernard Jaffe Good luck lo Class of 72 Mr and Mrs J Scarmato — Good luck' Good luck love Mr and Mrs Marlin Kaufman Good luck Class of 72 — You'll need it Chris and Kathy To lusc lous liz. Fantastic Fran. Keen Kath. Terrific Tracey, and Betsy Body — you were good To Frank — Thank you for being you - Kathy • I y Kathy. Kerry. Betsy, Tracey. Anna — Why were we always blamed' Kerry try to keep up the good work Mr and Mrs Albert Krys Mrs J taw son Mrs and Mr Reed To lynne Congratulations, Cornhusker Queen 1972 Good luck — Mr and Mrs. Rafael Nardo Best wishes class of 72, Mr and Mrs. |. Searson Good luck — Mr and Mrs M P VanColt Good luck — Mr and Mrs M Kaza is lila Cohen Margaret Marangi R Connaughton Charlotte Quiele ) Granton M fenmmoce Cornell I Rate a Phyllis Murray Mrs | Olsen Maureen B Thune Good luck — Mr and Mrs Arthur lamb Best wishes to the class of 72 from John and Margaret McGrath When you walk along the highway of life, watch your bippy Good luck from Pat. Eileen, Sue. Debbie. Diane. Paula. Mike, Dinky, B B and Karen Good luck to the Esest quarterbar k of 72, laurie Desimone Good luck — Mr and Mrs Brodv Congratulations Peter — Mr and Mrs Desimone Carl s Delicatessen Cameron Kenney Keith and Jeffrey McCue Mane Roach Mr and Mrs Jo Clme Mr Raha Grace and George Bell Mr and Mrs Untener Tom R — One large pie lo go Margaret Malley Mr and Mrs John Trotta Mr and Mrs Baer Best wishes — Chris (89) and Ralph Congratulations to the class of '72 To the c lass of 72 — Best of luck espec tally Carol Wolff Congratulations to all of you' MHW Dedit ated to a great Ird period class C R Clemmensen To my favorite senior Aah' If you were only 1 year younger — oh well' I hope the year 72 is a good year Dawn and Tam The Mays Family Mr and Mrs | Pariato Mildred Beckert Mrs lloyd Mears Mr and Mrs William Roxbury Mr M Wilsar Phil Mears lane Reilly Ding, Dong. School Bell Angela's in the well. Who put her Inf — IT A Miss Wagoner All I would like to have. iust once, is tomorrow’s paper — Mr. lathuras Mr and Mrs Jacobs Molly McGrail Mr and Mrs William Fisher Mr and Mrs M Pediman and Family M Carbonell To the nicest teenager I know' Tommy — Who was Major Deacon anyway? 233 Looking back . . . m glad for what I have, ut I have the need for more. ife is good but I'm unappreciative, feel strange inside, ife has made me to be this way. kS I try to change nd accept things I get confused, m alone in a way no one can think possible, iut I'm alive, and I do care, and I do have hope. Mickey Telano The Beach The beach to me is a beautiful site, The glitter of water reflected moon lite, The sound of the waves crashing on shore. The jolly old fisherman pulling his lure, AB Dark tanned bodies scattered here and there, The crisp fresh smell of that salty K sea air, The couples walk the board walk at night. The beach is a beautiful site. JoAnn Link 236 The time slips by, As does the laughter. And suddenly. The children are no more But their shadows linger Forever. Eileen Gallagher If I were to die And they looked through my room They wouldn't fine Those marvelous poems about life and love You read about other people Finding in the rooms of the deceased. Instead they would find a room With pictures papering the walls Childish things never outgrown. A stack of records A plaque Three or four medals for excellence in trivia. A drawer of birthday cards Glass ballerinas A lot of prose about fairy castles and witches Shelves of Gothic novels A lot of clothes and make-up A pile of music Letters to friends Diaries full of hate Of lost love and hope. The god of happiness And Snoopy about to fly to the moon That would be all that was left to say I Existed. Sue Sontup 237 Levittown Memorial High i