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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1975 volume:

And dream of never, never, never leaving, harmony — Elton John 2 3 When I’ve got something to say Well, don’t I always let you know So that you and I can go my way together. — James Taylor 5 6 7 Thank You . . .for Touching Our Lives When we think hack on our high sehool years, you will play an important part in our memories. Throughout our years at Levittown Memorial, we have all grown to love you and that love will always be in our hearts. You are a great teacher and in every way a great person. You don’t treat us as a group, to you we are all individuals. During this past year you have touched each and every one of our lives. You are more that a teacher to us, you are a friend. For these reasons and others we love you. We, the class of ’75 art? proud to be able to dedicate this yearbook to you Mr. H. DiSuillo 9 10 11 w Winter, Spring, Summer, or Fall All you gotta do is call. And I'll be there Ain't it good to know you gotta friend. — Carole King 15 ar« the same bi tuje arc cMtcfertt Sh'll toe be. or� $ T 0 6 E T life H goei orv r cMsodouie - t|r e ujori i tyMKO 1 It's all around us It surrounds us Harmony is in the air — Poco HARMONY — What better theme could be selected by our Echoes staff ami the Class of 1975? None that I know of. For harmony is the agreement between the parts of a design which give unity — and the Class of 1975 demonstrates its harmony by its unity. In a larger and more personal sense, this is what life is all about — one’s ability to maintain an optimal balance within life's opportunities to experience joy and responsibility. It is my sincere hope that each member of the Class of 1975 make the decisions that permit his life to always be in Harmony. 22 Joesph E. McDonald Harmony suggests blending of many voices in song. The melody is something quite different from that of the soloist, for each of the sing- ers does his part in concert” with the others. The record of the Class of ’75 has already been written in the class- rooms and laboratories and on the playing fields of Levittown Memo- rial. It clearly shows that the talents of many people have been blended to produce an enviable history of achievement that goes far beyond the attainments of individuals. I think it significant that you have chosen the theme of Harmony for your yearbook. It suggests warm and positive attitudes towards your experiences. Congratulations! 24 Harmony is expressed throughout the school year through students as they try to work and succeed together to reach their goals. I think this year’s yearbook theme sums up your efforts to succeed and prove yourselves. Good Luck in the future. Robert Noble Richard Azzarelli Industrial Arts Richard Acevedo Math Marilyn Biggs Homemaking Chairman Florence Alpert Nurse Nicholas Balitsos Phy� . Ed. Donna Barrel I Homemaking Albert Basso Music Department Chairman Jam« s Brannigan Guidance Keith Bostwick Social Studies 26 Mary Curry Business Jose Capo Language Thomas Claps Industrial Arts Chairman Marguerite Curtin English Rosemary Dal Ph . Ed. Matthew Dowd Math Donald Dahill Guidance Theodore DeVirgilis Social Studies Lawrence Desimone Phys. Ed. Chairman Mary DiMaso English mTWsis Henry Disco illo So ial Studio Dorothy Dolan Health 28 Alice Eckstein Music ’I 'Jolt. Alan Fleisrhman Science Harold East Music John Foster Social Studies Roiiert Gatland Bu im ss John I)unl ar Science Austin Gavin Health Ronald Farad Math Marvin Feinstcin Science Wade Ehlen Soc ial Studie Thaddeus Gibney English Paul Getreu Science Horace Gridley Business Chairman Barbara Goldfarb English John Halligan Math David Hanna Social Studies Chairman Joan Hil Art Richard Hawkey English Larry Grossgold Math Ron Hunt Industrial Arts Raymond kavanagh English Chairman Thomas Hurley English Roslyn Jacobs Phys. E l. Gerald Hogan Psychologist Elaine Hrach English Edith Jaffe English Dorothy Johs Nurse Linda Klenert Business Charles Kernitzer Social Studies John Jordan Social Studies Marjorie Kurt Guulanrr D onard Lacara Science George Lathuras S m ial Studies William Leninan Math Chairman Donna Litow English Frank LoTruglio Business Sherwood Lucke English Sidney Ix’rner Business James Law lor Music Fdward Leddy Industrial Arls John Lovell Music Lawrence Lynn Science Margaret Morrissey Social Studies Robert Masone English Elizabeth Moran Guidance George Pal lace English Robert Patrick Science Erika Meyer Language Thomas 0 Shaughness language Chairman Arnold Mark Math 33 Guidance Kathryn Porter Guidance Pietro Renna Language Charlotte Price Social Studies Hondo Raha Art Robert Rick Business Josephine Rohillard Math Thomas Rowan Science Chairman Nedia Rodriguez Language Robert Rydzewski Math Michael Ryan Math Charles Saladino Industrial Ari' Thomas Whitby English Arnold Wolff Math Ingrid Wiener Business Alan Zacker English Scolding, Punishing, Pushing, Persuading, Encouraging, Helping. Smiling, Caring, These are the ways you have let us grow you. in mind and soul. Thank 36 39 Cafeteria Staff Custodial Staff Office Staff 41 Board of Education Dr. Timothy H. Smith Mr. Herman Grau President Dr. Don 0. Watkins Mr. Martin Adams Vice-President Mr. MurrayS. Hoffman Mr. John J. Donaldson Mr. Michael A. Balas 42 Dr. Robert Neidi« h Superintendent of Schools To the Class of 1975: Over the course of your high school years, harmony may have seemed to be an elusive condition. While you were busy growing up, you saw our government undergo difficult changes w ith attendant dis- cord. and you became aware of the controversies surrounding the challenge of our nation’s energy needs and those of a world food crisis. Yet in these stressful times you were able to develop warm friendships with your classmates and teachers, and to make lasting contributions to your school organizations. Now that you are entering the adidt world to share the responsibility of your community, your coun- try, and the rest of the world, perhaps your greatest challenge will be to involve yourself in developing a measure of harmony in your life and in the lives of those around you. Your class has worked this year in school to bring to Memorial the kind of harmony that evolves from academic accomplishment and social purpose. You have worked as individuals and as a class to sustain harmonious relationships with students in grades below yours and with students in other district high schools. I am confident that each of you will be earnest in your search within yourselves for the totality of effort that brings harmony to the individual and promotes an enduring harmony in your community. You leave Leviltown Memorial with my respect for your success in school this year, my hope that your efforts in tin succeeding years w ill be as rewarding to you, and with my wishes for harmony in your personal and professional lives. 43 Dr. Robert Neidich 44 45 Ray Chopay Elaine Russo K. McKinney Kalhy Stevenson Nancy MeCool Ginger Nelson Teresa Conlon -I Of l X CAN CARTONS Fred Barreto Betty Lewand M. Kirchberger 46 Laurie McPartlin ann Moore Cecils Casario Laura Klein Robin Johnston Li Moran Denise Miller Tony Valenti r Marie Searson Maureen Thune Nancy Webster Donna Weber Joe Spitaleri Nancy Quinn C. Caffrey Richard Schulz Marian Meier B. Martens Mery l Werner Betteann Erb Lorraine Thomas Barbara Telep Barbara Schmidt Zoe Ann Deed? Claudia Decker Linda Johnson Bob Inbornone Diane Parent Don Vogt mEI j R. Rosen burger Diane Gunstone Betty DeGrave Nancy Eichorn Inline McIntyre Jeanne MacDonald Lori Burns Kathy Connell Susan Gabriel Eileen Mahoney Jill Katz Diane Fargnoli :ipi 81: Carol Edelstein Robin Sandler Eileen O'Loughlin Barbara Dillmann Gail Strizver Susan I eis 51 CLASS OF 75: CLASS OFFICERS: Left to Right: Su« L is, Maureen Mierisch, Eileen Decyk. Patty Hellment, Ray Chopay, Ray Achalz. Jim Dura. In a spot usually set aside for the plans of the particular class to he told, it is time to reflect on what we have done in our years at L.M.H.S. The class of 75 has been noted by the faculty as one of the most prosperous and unified classes to pass through this school. Despite a poor start as freshmen, the class did exceptionally well as sophomores, using our first carnival as our first major activity. The Junior year followed much the same as the sopho- more year. What made the fund raising easier to undertake was the fun which went along with the activities, again this being due to the students themselves. During our junior year our class held the largest junior prom in the history of the school, with over 300 people attending. What lies ahead for the people of this class no one knows, but w ith the ingenuity and dedica- tion displayed by tin individuals who comprise the Class of 75 the future is definitely promis- ing. 52 1. Susan Abraham. 2. Ra Achat .. 3. Lawrence Albers — J.V., Varsit Soc- cer. J.V. Baseball, Wrestling, Varsity Winter Track. Hockey. 4. Darrell Allan — Varsity Basketball. 5. Elayne Allen — Jr., Sr. Honor Society, Ecology Club: President, Spectrum; Poetry Editor. Ski Club, Art Club. Peo- ple shouldn’t have to depend on the good things they’ve done in the past, but rather the good things they're going to do in the future, because that was then and this is now.” 6. John Allen — Hockey Team. 7. Richard Allen — Varsity Soccer; Cap- tain, J.V. Basketball, J.V., Varsity Base- ball, Ski Club. Yorker Club, Block W. SUSAN ABRAHAM ELAYNE ALLEN LAW RENCE ALBERS DARRELL ALLAN RICHARD ALLEN 54 JOHN ALLEN RONALD ANDF.RSON MARYANN ATI LES JOYCE ANTONETTE JEAN AMENDOLARE 1. Kathy Althaus — Chorus, F.T.A., Soft- ball. ' 2. Darlene Amato — J.V. Cheerleading, All District Chorus. If we only have love, then tomorrow will dawn and the days of our years, will raise on that morn. 3. Jean Amendolare — Chorus. Booster Club. Carnival Committee. Junior Prom Committee, Yorker Club, Ski Club. 4. Joyce Antonette — Booster Club. Yorker Club, Revival. Ski Club. I'm finally getting out!” 5. Ronald Andersen — J.V.. Varsity Lacrosse, J.V., Varsity Football. J.V., Varsity Wrestling. Lettermen’s Club. Years are passing by like endless rain- drops in a paper cup. 6. Mary Ann Atiles. 7. Linda Baldel — Madrigals, Yorker Club, Spotlight. Booster Club. They do their thing; I do mine — Walk on. 55 ROSEANNE BALDO 1. Roseanne Baldo. 2. Fred Barreto — J.V., Varsity Football. J.V., Varsity Wrestling, J.V., Varsity Lacrosse. Lettarman’s Club. Block W,” Chorus. God Dogged, this is a strange world we live in.” 3. Sheila Barry — Jr., Sr. Prom Commit- tee, Sophomore, Jr. Carnival Committee. 4. Beth Beamer — Outstanding Athlete. 9th, Field Hockey, Basketball. Softball. Volleyball, Tennis, Yorker Club, Lead- ers Club, Cheerleading, Sophomore Queen. 5. Dan Bednartz. 6 Kevin Bell. 7. Linda Bellisio — Jr.. Sr. Honor Society, Chorus, Spanish Club, Spotlight. The most exciting moment in nature is not progress, advance, but expansion and contraction; the opening of the hand, the heart, the mind.” 56 LINDA BELLISIO BRIAN BENNLT BONNIF. BERENSTSEN DONNA BERTON v « DIANE BIEDERMANN MICHELLE BIONDI 1. Brian Bennel. 2. Bonnie Berentsenn. 3. Donna Berlon. 4. Diane Biedermann — NYSSMA. All District Music, Ski Club, Chorus, Yorker Club. Madrigals, Leaders Club. Volleyball. Tennis, Hockey. Spotlight. As I prosper from the nourishment of life I will always remember Memorial as being the vaseline at the bottom of my mayonnaise jar. I love you all. 5. Michelle Biondi — NYSSMA. Jr.. Sr. Honor Society, Chorus, Spectrum, Health Club. Service Squad. So on and on I go, seconds lick the time out: there’s so much left to know and I'm on the road to find out.” 6. Roberta Blatt. 7. Dennis Bluinkin — Football, Track, Soccer, Baseball. DENNIS BI.UMKIN 57 ROBERTA BLATT 1. Scoll Bonessi — Varsity Wrestling, Var- sity Lacrosse. 2. Mitchell Bossert. 3. Eileen Boyd. 4. Luanne Broccoli — Honor Society, Spanish Cluh. Yorkers Club, Special Education Committee. 5. Darlcan Brown — Band. Pantherette, Sophomore, Jr. Carnival Committee, Yorker Club, Booster Cluh. Ring Com- mittee. Jr.. Sr. Prom Committees. We stand together and look forward to the future. Why am I standing alone now and missing my yesterdays?'' 6. Margaret Brussel). 7. Joseph Bruton — Drama Club. Madri- gals. Spotlight. JOSEPH BRETON 38 DARLEAN BROWN LORI BURNS 1. Lori Burns. 2. Debra Busk. 3. Billy Cannon — J.V., Varsity Football. J.V.. Varsity Basketball. Track, Baseball, Yorker Club. Block W Club. 4. Resa Byrne. 5. Carolce Caffrey — Field Hockey, Basket- ball. Volleyball, Softball, Tennis. Honor Society, Jr. Class Officer, Jr.. Sr. Prom Committees, Leaders Club, Yorker Club, Spotlight. 6. Cecilia Casario — Band. V1CA. Today's happy moments are tomorrow's happy memories. 7. Donna Casey. DONNA CASEY 59 ROSEMARIE CECERE JOSEPH CELESTE 60 PETER CESTARE BARBARA CONNOLLY 1. Robert Clune — J.V., Varsity Football, Freshman, J.V., Varsity Lacrosse, Yorker Club, Ski Club. 2. Steven A. Cocheo — Spotlight; Editor- in-Chief, National Honor Society, View Magazine; Feature Editor, Audio-Visual Squad, It’s Academic. 3. Dennis Conboy — J.V., Varsity Soccer. 4. Teresa Conlon. 5. Kathy Connell — Leader’s Club, Ten- nis, National Honor Society. 6. Barbara Connolly. 7. Thomas Cosentino. THOMAS COSENTINO 61 CHRISTOPHER CREAMER JOHN CUNNINGHAM DOUG CUMMO 1. Chris Creamer. 2. Allan Cris|� ell. 3. Janet Cristando — Revival. 4. Doug Cummo —Theatre Workshop, Span- ish Clui� . Lighting Crew. 5. John Cunningham. 6. Mary Czachor — Tennis, Leader's Club. Cheerleading, Ski Club. Field Hockey. Vol- leyball. 7. Thomas Daly — J.V.. Varsity Football. Wrestling. Ski Club. Yorker Club. THOMAS DALY 62 MARY CZACHOR THERESA DASTO PAT DeANGELO CLAUDIA DECKER EILEEN DECYK ZOE ANN DEEDS ELIZABETH D -GRAVE 1. Donna Dasoall. 2. Claudia Decker — Drama Club. Stage Crew, Chorus, Advanced Chorus, NYSSMA. Today is not my day.” 3. Theresa Daslo — Chorus. 4. Eileen Dceyk — Jr., Sr. Class President. Freshman, Sophomore Class Vice Pri-s., Ski Club, Booster Club, P.T.S.A., Yorker Club. Homecoming Court. Prom. Ring. Carnival Committees. I don't know where I’m going but I’m on my way. 5. Pat DeAngelo — Yearbook; Lit. Editor, Spectrum; Editor-in-Chief, Ski Club, PTSA. Drama Club. 50’s Revival. The road goes ever on and on. and I must follow it. If I can, pursuing it with eager feet.” 6. Elizabeth DeGrave — Leader's Club, S.O. Vice President, Field Hockey, Spotlight. Don’t put off to tomorrow what you can do today.” 7. Zoo Ann Deeds — Leader's Club, Ski Club, S.O. Secretary. German Club. Not everything that I faced can be changed. But nothing can lx- changed until it is faced.” 1. Janine Deltieure. 2. Victor Denner — JV Soccer, Varsity Soccer, Boys Chorus, Ski Club. 3. Peter Dermody—Track. 4. Jessica Diamond — Art Activities. Stu- dents for Peace, FISH. Walk tall or don’t walk at all.” 5. Roseann Diaz. 6. Nancy Diehl. 7. Barbara Dillmann — Field Hockey, Jr. Honor Society, National Honor Society. Basketball. Art Editor Yearbook, Ski Club. Yorker, Chorus, Spotlight. ROSEANN DI AZ 64 NANCY DIEHL PETER DUCEY JAMES DUCA ELLEN DURNING 1. James Duca — Class Treasurer. Foot- ball. LaCrosse, Surf and Scuba Club, P.T.S.A.. Prom Committee, Ring Com- mittec. 2. Peter Ducey — Latin Club, National Honor Society. 3. Jean Dunn — Volleyball. F'ield Hockey, Basketball. Booster Club. 4. Ellen Durning — Varsity Tennis. Jr. Prom Committee. Don’t worry about it.” 5. Robert Durning. 6. Abbui Dyekman —Sophomore Giurt. H ALDEN DYCKMAN J.V. Football. Basketball. Lacrosse, Var- H sity Football, LaCrosse, Junior Class H Second Vice President. H 7. Carol Edelslein. I 1. Nancy Eichorn. 2. Peter Eisele — This school has its bad points and its good points, but all in all you learn to love it.” 3. Carole Eisman — 9. 10 Grade Class Pres., 11 Class V. Pres., Booster Club, Latin Club, P.T.S.A.; V. Pres., Yorker Club. ”Hey tomorrow, where are you going, do you have some room for me?” 4. Kathryn Elliot. 5. Betteanne Erb — Yearbook: Business Editor, Spectrum; Art Editor. Spanish Club, Drama Club, Honor Society, Yorker Club, Softball. ''Now I’ve been smiling lately thinking about the good things to come . . . and I believe it could be something good has begun.” 6. Anthony Esposito — Soccer, Lacrosse, Wrestling. 7. James Fallar. JAMES FALLAR 67 ANTHONY ESPOSITO 1. Denise Famulari. 2. Diane Fargnoli. 3. Donald Feddern. 4. Matthew Ferber. 5. Dianne Ferrara — G.O. Vice-President, Volleyball, Basketball. Boosters. Don't forget that I can’t thrive without lots of understanding. Love, but I don't need to tell you,.I do?” 6. John Fishgold — The greatness of evil lies in its awful accuracy. Without that deadly talent for being in the right place at the right time. Evil must suffer defeat. For unlike it's opposite; good, evil is allowed no human failings, no miscalcu- lation. Evil must be perfect or rely upon the imperfection of others. 7. Donna Fitzpatrick. DIANNE FERRARA DIANE FARGNOLI MATTHEW FERBER 68 DENISE FAMULARI DONALD FEDDERN DONNA FITZPATRICK JOHN FISHGOLD JOSEPH FOX 1. Joseph Fox — Basketball, Football, Lacrosse, Track, Yorker Club, Block W. 2. Rosaline Franzone — ' Reach for the high- est, strive for the best. . . Live day by day. And to God leave the rest.” 3. Eric Gabriel — J.V. Football, J.V. Basket- ball. J.V. Baseball. Varsity: Baseball. Bas- ketball, Football. Soccer. 4. Kerry Fuller. 5. Glenn Gaeta. 6. Susan Gabriel — National Honor Society, Yearbook; Co-Editor-in-Chief. ’’Don't worry about the future for it may not come to pass. Don’t worry about the past for his- tory cannot be changed. Don't worry about the present for it is only yesterday’s future and tomorrow’s past.” 7. Linda Gagliano. GLENN GAETA KERRY FULLER LINDA GAGLIANO 69 •r. ?A PATRICIA GEHLICH DONNA GIAMPETRUZZI 70 LEONARD GIOVANIELLO DIANNE GARDNER THOMAS GILMART1N LAURA GARDNER 1. Dianne Gardner — Now, al the turning point in your life, you have many dreams. These dreams are your tomorrow’s reali- ties. Don't be afraid, for you will see those realities take shape and you will be happy.” 2. Laura Gardner — Spotlight. 50's Revival. People don’t appreciate what they have, until they no longer have it.” 3. Patricia Gehlieh — National Honor Soci- ety. Let the sun shine on your face and the shadows will fall behind you.” 4. Kevin Geoghegan. 5. Donna Giampetruzzi — Hockey 9 - 11, Booster Club, Yorker Club. 6. Thomas Gilmartin — Spring and Winter Track, Cross Country. 7. 1 -onard Giouvaniello. GLORIA GRILLO 71 1. Diane Gunstone. DIANE GUNSTONE AMY HANSEN MARCIA HAUSNER MICHAEL D. HANNAN 2. Michael D. Hannan — Football. Wrestling. Lacrosse, Block W. Yorkers Club, Ski Club, Surf Club. Letterman’s Club. 3. Amy Hansen. 4. Scott Harmon. 5. Marcia Hausner — Jr. and National Honor Society; Sec.. All-County Chorus. Madri- gals. All-District Chorus, Spanish Club, Students for Peace. Special Education Committee. Spectrum. They might not need me; But they might. I'll let my head be just in sight; A smile as small as mine might be precisely their necessity.” 6. Patricia Hellmers. 7. Caron Herscovit — National Honor Soci- ety. Stay with those who love you and you'll never be lonely, for the world is not a pleasant place to l� c without someone.” CARON HERSCOVIT 72 PATRICIA HELLMERS KAREN HOLI.MAN 1. James Hickey — JV and Varsity Football. 2. Emily Hines. 3. Karen Hollmann — Chorus. What we call the Beginning is often the end and to make an end is to make a beginning. The end is where we start from.” 4. Kevin Ilwnez — JV, Varsity Football, JV, Varsity Lacrosse, Freshman Class Trea- surer. 5. Robert Inbornone — S.O. Pres.. Freshman Football, Sophomore Officer. Fishing Club. Spotlight. Freshman Treasurer. For some it was good, for some it was bad, but for me it was some of the best times that I had. 6. Rita Javino — Yearbook, Spotlight. 50’s Revival. You never get a second chance to make a good first impression.” 7. Alan Johnson — Lighting Crew; Treasurer, Band, Stage Band, Drama Club, English Council. Ski Club, Security Squad. There’s no art to find the minds construc- tion in the face.” 73 1. Linda Johnson — It’s been a long hard road, bul we made it. Good Luck! to those who are still here.” 2. Robin Johnston — National Honor Society President, Leaders Club. J.V., Varsity Cheerleading, Spotlight, Hoekey, Basketball, Tennis. You better not compromise yourself, it’s all you got.” 3. Karen Jones. 4. James Joos. 5. Janet Kamps — Twirler. Senior Orehes- tra. I wish all my friends a lifetime filled w ith happiness and joy.” 6. Jill Katz — Yearbook; GeEditor. Jr., Sr. Honor Society, Leaders Club, Yorker Club, Spotlight. Spectrum, PTSA. The journey of a thousand miles liegins with a single step.” 7. Jeffrey Kaye — Madrigals, NYSSMA, All-County Chorus. Drama Club, Year- book. When you know a thing, to hold that you know- it and when you do not know it to admit that you do not — this is true knowledge.” JEFFREY KAYE J AMES JOOS LINDA JOHNSON KAREN JONES JANET KAMPS 74 JILL KATZ GUY KIRCHNER ROBERT KELLER MICHAEL KIRCHBERGER ROBERT KIRK 1. Bill Keese — Tennis Team, Bowling Team. 2. Robert Keller. 3. Bernadette Kelly. 4. Linda Kelly. 5. Miehael Kirchberger — National Honor Society, Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track. Chess Club. Republican Club. 6. Guy Kirchner — Boy’s Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Spanish Drama Club. 7. Robert Kirk. NANCY KNOWLES ROBERT KOCARNIK MICHAEL KOJAC JOHN KNUDSEN ROBERT KOCH JUDY KOLANO 1. Steven Koretski. ERNEST KRUMMEN ACKER CORRINNEKWASNIK CATHERINE KWASNIK 2. Charles Kraft. 3. Ernest Krummenacker — Spring and Winter Track. Cross Country, Spanish Play, Spotlight. Memorial has given me a great education.” 4. Cathie Kwasnik — Tennis Team. Ski Cluh, Carnival Committee. I can't help believin’ that in my own mind I know I’m gonna hate to see it end.” 5. Corinne Kwasnik. 6. Eric Ladau — Young Republicans, Football, Wrestling, Drama Club. Debate Society. 7. Paul LaMariane. PAUL LaMARIANE 77 ERIC LADAU 1. Mark I,ane. 2. Susan Lang. 3. Grcgon Lavelle. 4. Susan Leis — J.V., Varsity Cheerlead- ing. Hoekey. Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Class: See., Carnival Comm.. Tennis, Yorker Club, Sr. Class Sec., Senior Prom Comm., Chorus, N.Y.S.S.M.A. . . . and my fantasy becomes reality, so I must be what I must be to face tomor- 5. Arthur Lenox. 6. Elizabeth Lewand — Spanish Club; President. 7. Ronald Licandro. RONALD LICANDRO MARK LANE GREGORY LAVELLE ARTHUR LENOX SUSAN LEIS ELIZABETH LEWAND 78 DIANE LINK 1. Diane Link — 0 how beautiful when friendship turns to love but O how sad when love turns to friendship.” 2. Patrieia Link. 3. Emily Liss — Band. Drama Club. Chorus. Theatre Workshop. 4. Vanessa Lodieo — National and Junior Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Spotlight, Spectrum, Spanish Club, Yorker Club, Band, Chorus. Happiness is like a but- terfly. the more you chase it, the more it eludes you — but turn your attention to other things and it comes and softly sits on your shoulder.” 5. Kathy Lotito — Basketball, Yorker Club. 6. Claudia Lounsbury — All State Chorus, All County Chorus, All District Chorus. Madri- gals, Field Hockey, Spotlight. We will see tin- dawn of peace when we learn the mean- ing of love.” 7. Christine Lyle — National Honor Society, All-County Chorus, All-District Chorus, Madrigal Singers, Advanced Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, NYSSMA. Beauty is that which attracts your soul. And that which loves to give and not receive. VANESSA LODICO CLAUDIA LOUNSBURY EMILY LISS CHRISTINE LYLE 79 ■■I ELIZABETH LYONS JEANNE MacDONALD WILLIAM MacDOWELL MARGARET MacLAURIN MAUREEN MAGADEN 2. John Lyons — Soccer, Baseball, Basket- ball. 3. Jeanne MacDonald — Yorker Club, Advanced Chorus, All District Chorus, NYSSMA. When the singer’s gone, let the song go on.” 4. William MacDowell. 5. Margaret MaeLaurin. 6. James MaeMillian. 7. Maureen Magadan. JOHN LYONS 80 JAMES MacMILLAN EILEEN MAHONEY GREGORY MANOS ONELIO MARRERO ROBERT MANASKIE TOM MARONEY BARBARA MARTENS 1. Eileen Mahoney — National Honor Society. Leader’s Club; Secretary, Presi- dent. Field Hockey. Junior Prom Com- mittee, Volleyball. The World Beck- ons.” 2. Bob Manaskie — Varsity Basketball and Baseball. J.V. Lacrosse. Letterman’s Club. Winning isn’t everything, it’s the only thing.” 3. Gregory Manos — Stage Band, Band, Orchestra, Lighting Crew, Security Patrol. Good, better, best . . . never let it rest, until my good is better and my better . . . best.” 4. Tom Maroney. 5. Onelio Marrero. 6. Barbara Martens. 7. Arlene Martin —Twirler, Girls Athletic Association. A few short years and the memories last forever.” ARLENE MARTIN 81 CHARLES MATTHEWS MICHAEL MAZZ10 michael m -carthy PATRICK MATTHEWS KENNETH Me BRIDE N ANCY M. COOL 1. Charles Matthews — Varsity Baseball. 2. Patrick Matthews — Band. Latin Club. 3. Michael Mazzio— Soccer. 4. Kenneth McBride — Baseball. Basketball. 5. Michael McCarthy. 6. Nancy McCool—Junior and National Honor Society. Cheerleading, Field Hockey, Volleyball. Basketball, Softball, Chorus. 7. Barbara McCormack — Tennis Team. Spotlight Staff. Ski Club. Twirling. What about our dreams and all the memories we have shared'.''” BARBARA McCORMACK 82 Debra McCullough KATHLEEN McKINNEY GERARD MEADE MAUREEN M. FADDEN LAURIE McPARTLIN AIDA MEDINA laurie McIntyre 1. Debra McCullough. 2. Maureen McFadden. 3. Laurie McIntyre — Tennis. Captain Twirlers, Carnival Committee. So much of life ahead . . . We’ve only just begun.” 4. Kathleen McKinney — Field Hockey, Yorker Club. Jr. Prom, Carnival, Sr. Prom Committee. Keep laughing, keep smiling and let the whole world wonder what's going on in your mind.” 5. Laurie McPartlin — Tennis, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Carnival Committee. Hey tomorrow where are you going, do you have some room for me?” 6. Gerard Meade. 7. Aida Medina — Spanish Club. 83 1. Marian Meier—Band. 2. Doug Merkle — Drama Club. Theatre Workshop, Lighting Crew, Chorus, All- District Chorus, Ski Club. 3. Maureen Mierisch — Hockey. 4. Denise Miller — Nurse’s Office, Guid- ance Office, Chorus, Yorker Club. Lots of luck to all anil continuous good times, Kathy. Remember them all cause there will be lots more.” 5. Donna Mongelli — Remember me, Denise.” 6. William Montero. 7. Mart Ann Moore — Band, Orchestra, All District Band. Dance Band. Drama Club. Chorus, N.Y.S.S.M.A. I'll just say 'Memorial' was a typographical error.” MARIAN MEIER MAUREEN MIERISCH WILLIAM MONTE IRO DENISE MILLER MARY ANN MOORE 84 ELIZABETH MORAN THOMAS MURPHY CHRISTOPHER MORRIS MAUREEN MURPHY JOHN NAVARRO DENNIS MURPHY LYNN NOONAN NANCY OETTINGF.R BARRY OLIVER LINDA OTTO MIKE PATRONE EILEEN O'LOUGIILIN DI ANE PARENT LINDA PERAGALLO 87 RICHARD PAYNE 1. Phyllis Peragallo. 2. Ja Peretz. 3. Eil Perez. 4. Henry Perez — JV and Varsity Soecer. 5. Nadine Perez. 6. Rose Marie Perez — Varsity Cheerlead- ing, Senior Prom Committee, S.O. Offi- cer. Yorker Club. President Junior Honor Society, Recreation Committee. 7. Brian Pickard. NADINE PEREZ 88 ROSE MARIE PEREZ CHARLES PLAIA THOM AS PITT MADALENAPORTUGAL DENA POLLACK JENNY POLAND ROBERT POWELL SUSAN PROJAN 89 90 SCOTT RF.MSON ED QUIGLEY ✓ KATHY REILLY Mi ROBERT RICCOBENE NANCY QUINN 1. Bob Quaekenbush. 2. E 1 Quigley — Mathletes. 3. Nancy Quinn — Booster Club. Yorker Club, Ski Club. 4. Jeffrey Rabkin — Spectrum. Students for McGovern, Students for Peace. S.E.P.C., Computer Club. Associate Editor and Edi- tor of FISH, Tribune Student Column. ”If you can’t say something nice . . . say it loud!” 5. Kathy Reilly — Tennis Team. Twirling. Ski Club. Carnival Committee. Changes somehow frighten me. but still I have to smile. It turns me on to think of growing old.” 6. Scott Remson — It's funny how we always forget the good times until someone reminds us there weren’t any.” 7. Robert Riccobene — Hockey. Baseball. DON RODEN EILEEN ROSEN BERGER ELAINE RUSSO TERRANCE ROONEY PAUL ROSSITER 1. Don Roden. 2. Terrence Rooney. 3. Eileen Rosenberger — Yorker Club, G.O. Officer. Booster Club. Tennis. Jr. Sr. Prom Committees, Honor Society. 4. Paul Rossiter. 5. Elaine Russo — Tennis, Volleyball, Yorker Club, Jr. Prom G)minittee, Ski Club. 6. Tina Russo. 7. June Ryan — Honor Society, Leader's Club. Field Hockey. No man's knowl- edge here can go beyond his experience.” JUNE RYAN 91 TINA RUSSO MIKAELSAFARIAN IRENESCALERA MARY SAMLUK ROBIN SANDLER 1. Mikael Safarian. 2. Mary Samluk — Tennis. Carnival Commit- tee. So much to say. so mueh to give. 3. Eugene Sanchez. 4. Robin Sandler. 5. Irene Scalera — Chorus. Yorker Cluh. Spotlight. Keep a watchful eye over your- self as if you were your own enemy: for you cannot learn to govern yourself unless you first learn to govern your passions and obey the dictates of your conscience. 6. Clifford Seheffler. 7. Patricia Schiess. PATRICIA SCHIESS 92 CLIFFORD SCHEEELER 1. Denise Schlocn. 2. Barluira Schmidt. 3. Andrew Schneider — Hockey, Drama. Wrestling. Students for Peace. And in the end the love we take is equal to the love we make.” 4. Marian Sehuett — Friendship makes the rough road smooth.' 5. Richard Schulz — Drama Club. Theater Workshop, Lighting Crew. All District Chorus. English Giuncil, Ski Club. 6. Caroline Scicchitano — Booster Club, Pantherette. Varsity Cheerleader, Var- sity Wrestling Manager. Jr. Prom Com- mittee. Class Senator. 7. Marie Searson — Friendship makes the rough road smoother. ' 93 1. Corine Senia — S.O. Vice-President, Spotlight, J.V. Cheerleading. Revival. 2. Lee Anne Shadwick. 3. Boh Sherman — JV, Varsity Soccer, Wrestling, Ski Club. Baseball, Yorker Club. 4. Tom Shine — Tennis, J.V. Baseball, Fishing Club. Take it any way you can get it. 5. Jean Sifre — All-County Chorus, All- District Chorus, Madrigals, Theater Workshop, Softball. I shall sing my song — be it right, be it wrong: anyhow, anyway — I shall sing. 6. Mark Smith — All-County Chorus, Madrigals, Drama Club. Yearbook. Do it.” 7. Margaret Smocer. JEAN SIFRE BOBSHERMAN MARK SMITH LEEANNE SHADWICK TOM SHINE 94 CARLOS SOBARZO EDWARD SOUTER DIANE SQUELIA AMY SOLOMON JOSEPH SPITALERI KATHLEEN STEVENSON CHERYL SOPER 1. Carlos Sobarzo. 2. Amy Solomon • Ski Club. Spanish Club. Carnival Gnnm. None of us want to be the first to say goodbye. 3. Cheryl Soper. 4. Edward Souter. 5. Joseph Spilaleri — J.V.. Varsity Base- ball. Football Coaeh. Jr. Prom Comm.. Carnival Committee. Bonjour. 6. Diane Squcglia — Jr., National Honor Soeiety. V. Pres. Ecology Club, Poetry Editor Spectrum. Art Club. Senior Car- nival. Every word that has been spoken w ill live on as a Memory. 7. Kathleen Stevenson. GAIL ANDREA STRIZVF.R 1. Gail Andrea Strizver — Spanish Club — Treasurer, Newspaper Staff. Live Long, and Prosper.” 2. Ken Sullivan. 3. Robin Sullivan. 4. Daniel Sutell. 5. Michael Tagariello. 6. Gary Tannenbaum — Football, Basketball. Baseball. Madrigals. Drama Club. All-Dis- trict Chorus, Soccer. 7. Howard Taylor — National Honor Society. Spotlight. Debate Society, View Magazine. Young Republicans. 96 KEN SULLIVAN DANIEL SUTCH GARYTANNENBAUM ROBIN SULLIVAN HOWARD TAYLOR NORMAN TAYLOR KAREN THEIS LORRAINE THOM AS JAMES THOMAS 97 MAUREEN THUNE 1. Michael Towsley — Hoekey Club. 2. Carl Trefz — Yorker Chib. Ski Club. Football. 3. Alyee Trombeeky — Tennis. Star! each «lay with a smile and ihe whole day will shine. 4. Tony Valenti — Mathletcs. Some men see things as they are and say why ... I dream things that never were and say why not?” — R.F.K. 5. Ra Van Eperen. 6. James Vella — Football. Baseball. Bas- ketball. Letterman. Had some good times. 7. Vivian Vermilye — Revival. Chorus. Yorker Club. Carnival Committee. Serv- ice S |uad. MICHAEL TOWSLEY RAY VAN EPEREN ALYCE TROMBECKY JAMES VELLA CARL TREFZ TONY VALENTI VIVIAN VERMILYE 98 NANCY WEBSTER 99 MERYL WERNER 1. Raymond Weidlein — Basketball, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Baseball. To all my friends. Remember Joe's Garage, Tile I.og 75. 2. Cheryl Wrnz — Field Hockey, Volleyball. Basketball. Softball. G.A.A., Senior Repre- sentative. You can learn more about a friend from listening to him than by talking to him. 3. Meryl Werner — Honor Society. Friend- ship makes a rough road smooth.” 4. Man Whelan — Yorker Club. Carnival Committee. Prom Committee, Art Editor of Yearbook. 5. Kathleen White — Yorker Club. P.T.S.A., Spotlight. 6. Eric W ieboldt — Ire Hockey — Captain. 7. James Wilkinson. 1. William Willets — Ice Hockey, Band, Stage Band, Ski Club. WILLIAM WILLETS JOHN H. WILLIAMS BETH WULLE JOHN WILLIAMS 2. John Williams — National Honor Soci- ety, Soccer, Spring, Winter Track. Live, To Find ourselves and others. To Discover and reach our goals. To realize what life is all about.” 3. John H. Williams — Track. Cross Coun- try. Soccer. 4. Hamilton Wray. 5. Beth Wulle. 6. Joann Zornes. HAMILTON WRAY 1. Joseph Alma 2. Robert Bareli 3. Donald Barrett 4. Michael Beccaris 5. Lloyd Blank 6. Richard Bohn 7. Robert Castle 8. Donald Condra 9. Robert Conway 10. Phillip Dcgnan 11. Cesar Fonseca 12. Ronald Fuoto 13. Linda Holland 14. Robert Hopkins 15. George Kalstek 16. Lawrence Kielbasa 17. Charles Loffman 18. Laura Malone 19. Charles Mandracchia 20. George MeGurk 21. Colin Penofsky 22. Jennv Picano 23. Jay Vincent 24. Harold W'aring 25. Joanne Wick 101 JOANN ZORNES Sometimes you dream, sometimes it seems there’s nothing there at all you’re just a day older than yester- day, and waiting for tomor- row to call. 104 The time is here for us to part. And soon we will go, and start a new way of life. And we will, per- haps, when we are old. begin to remember all the times we had then . . . 105 } 1 1 1 1 I — j • ■ IUI IUI) — i mmmi Class of 76 108 Janet Attubato. Karen Elicati. Jean Rath. Lorraine Schisano, Susan Whittekin. Ev cry thing lias its season Ev« ■rything has its time Kevin Mallahy. Don Welsh. Louis Pollitano. John Will, Susan Range. Debbie Klein. Cals fil on [In window sills Children fit in the snow Why do I fed I don't fit in anywhere I go? Calhy Caputo. Leah Picone. Harry Yudrnfriend, Brian Flynn. Steven Cohen. Pat Meglio, Kathy Lyons. Jimmy MrCardle. Mark Beekerman. John Geiormino. Mark Spillane. Tommy Simpson. 112 Joe Gianeone. Kathy Dougherty, Janet Lenox. Jerry Polcomy, Carol Wagner. Cheryl Staek. Rivers belong where they can ramble. Eagles belong where they can fly. V r got to lie lion m spirit can run free Got to find my corner of the skv Barbara Bochicchio. Pam Nebel. Robin Walk. Jean Hall, Cathy Fitzgibbon. Jocelyn Willis. Patl Kalian. Cathy Cannon. Nancy Tilton. Jean Dyer, Chris Jeffries. Melanie Cromwell. Maureen Wredge, Noeline MeCrail. 114 Linda Goodwin, Celeste Rainone. Pat Dona- ruma, Timmy Kelly, Tom McCarthy. Every man has his daydreams Ev ■ry man has his goal. Joe Norarlo, Nicky Abate. Marilyn Castle. Cathy Costello. Melissa Rosenweig. Wi liam Dennis. People like the way dreams have of sticking to the soul. Skip Dairy, Rick Finkenor, Don White. Tony Colare. Charlie Hubermar. Erie Franco Mike Safrein. Paul Czarhor. Mary Kwasnik. Claudia Kwasnik. Chris Ginther. Joe Bering Kduanln Braun. Danny Graziano. Chris Frchlig. B«-th MrCabr. Maryannr Ia lito. Susan Gramslad Gary S« ifr« i l, Scoll Winklcman, John Seifried Rain comes after thunder Winter comes after fall Sometimes I think I'm not after any- th in at all 117 Brian O'Neil, Dominick Lacilignola. Brian Sanders. Dianne Glynn. Bruce Ralz. Joe Bennett. Virginia Wall. Phil Schafer. Bruce Ralz. Julie Diaz. Barbara Sehreib. Pal Gruber, Jean Gorman. Brian Sanders. Mickey Kerrigan. Joe Zanfardino. Joy Jacobs. Like laughter on the wind 119 Maureen Vecchione. Dorothy Heaphy, Suzanne McGuire. Anna Car- penter. Marie Scalia. Angela Priolo. Margaret Dodenhoff. And far away you'll hear me si rifling to the dawn. Jimmy Nussy, Russell Theodore. Chris Telano. Donald Magni. Debbie Spasiano. John Kazazis. And you'll wonder if I’m happy there, A little; more than I've been Rich Lehmbeck. Marianne Bromm, Lee Tyre!. LuAnne Bednartz. Bruce Tannenbaum. Chris Combs. Jimmy Wilkinson, Gerard Barrel!. John Nolan. Jeff Pfister. John Sutch. Eddie Sandler. Nancy Frisina. Rivers belong where they can ramble Eagles belong w here they can fly I got to be where my spirit can run free Gotta find my corner of the sky Kathy Mitchell. Terry Brown. Jean Kummermuss. Barbara O’shea. Phil Herskowitz. Richard Ham- mer. Bry n Mader. Like the twilight on the road up ahead. We don t see just where we re goin' . . . and all the years will come, and go. and take us up, always up. 126 Sophomore Class Anne Marie Inlxirnone; 1st vice pres.. Louise LoGuidice; corr. sec.. Kalh Jordan; treasurer. Catalina Devarvez; pres.. Patty Vogt; pres., Michele Bernard; rec. sec. A dream goes on forever, if only we'll let it Don't tliink of yesterday, think only of today, and what tomorrow may bring For it is in tomorrow that our dreams lie. — R. Johnston Keith Bostwick Mike Ryan Advisor Advisor 128 If you smile al me, I will understand Cause that is something every body every w here does in the same language. — David Crosby 130 Freshman Class Advisor� : Thomas Whitby. Robert Masonr Kath Williams. Karen Giampetruzzi. Erin Donahue. Brian Matthew� . Jimmy Balitsos. 132 Junior High Dedication We thank you for your smiles and laughter for your encouragement and patience for those crazy dances and tlie unbalanced beam and for all the good times we had together Mrs. Price Advisor • Together we march forward onward to the future. Together we grow and share, gain and lose. Together we learn, and see it would mean nothing if we weren't . . . Together M. Biondi Faces In the crowd People 1 never knew yet when today is over I will miss the nameless people J. Poland Me and my guitar Always in the same mood. I am mostly flesh and hones and he is mostly wood. Never does grow impatient, for the changes I don’t know. If ho « an t go to heaven, maybe I don’t want to go. J. Taylor 138 Silling and wondering why I am There’s bul one answer I live and love until I feel ihe joys and sorrows of life onee I can answer why I am and what I am doing I w ill he able to answer when I’m going And my life will be fulfilled. Friend, and you are going here and I am going there and after time passes will we ever meet again and still be Friends Here we are covered in white I threw a snowball just for spite When Mr. Noble saw what I had done He was determined to spoil my fun. I got a note from school that day I had a week to stay away So here I am all covered in white I threw another one just for spite. il 139 Involvement Echoes Co-Editors — Sue Gabriel, Jill Katz Pal DeAngelo; Literary Editor, Jeff Kaye; Photographer, Mark Smith; Photogra- pher, Bette Anne Erh; Business Editor and Art Staff, Diane Darent; Business Once a year our school receives its tra- ditional yearbook. Never do you see the fun, the war, or the work that is put into it. You see the pictures placed two picas apart, cropped and fit nicely on the page. We have the fun — our prize Italian par- ties (of which the guest of honor is absent). The war which consisted of many battles. The Battle of the photographers vs. the staff, and the Battle of who reads what Ded- ication, are just an example. These ended with the Treaty of Room 318. The terms of this treaty were harsher than those of the Treaty of Versailles in 1918. The worst clause was that of the royal we.” No longer did anyone have an identity, but everyone was a we.” We” need 40 pages, We” need a spotlight picture, we” have to go to the bathroom. All in all the we” that did the work was in reality only three individuals. These girls ground out the book in conditions similar to those in the Black Hole of Calcutta, while the rest of us at our leisure typed away on the school’s electric ty pewriters. We owe special thanks to Barbara, Bette Anne and Mary. But their work could not have been possible if not for our roving photographers, Jeff. Jimmy, and Mark. We'd also like to thank Mr. Zucker. He guided us through the rough times by ‘ applying pressure when needed and prais- ing when it was due. We enjoyed doing this yearbook and hope it will sene as a lasting remembrance of your high school years. It will serve as one for ours. 144 Co-Art Editors — Man Whelan Barbara Dillmann Photography Editor — Jim Wallace W4 Student Organization Boh Inbornom ami Don Vogt Hank DisCuillo — Advisor We’ve come a long way together and in this time we have learned to love, understand, and cooperate with each other. Often it was hard but we have achieved in making our school the well rounded structure it is. Looking back at all the things you’ve helped us create ; the dances, con- certs, and most of all, the student lounge, we can only say thank you very much and good luck to all and special thanks to you Mr. DisCuillo B ti Dtrgrave, ZocAnn Deeds, Corinne Senia 146 This page is sponsored by Nassau Glass of Levittown, Inc. 147 j potKgljt 148 This year our school was privileged to have a hard working, news-conscious Spotlight staff. The newspaper made six appearances during the school year, with each issue better than the last. Spotlight attracted many students as was seen by the various reports and articles that were sub- mitted. as well as the large sale of newspapers. In the beginning, the staff did have a hard time getting out their first issue, but they put out their best thanks to Steve Cocheo aided by the other editors and the advisors. Editor-in-Chief...........................Steven Cocheo News Editor ...............................Susan Jeheber Feature Editor ...........................Stuart Kohen Sports Editor..............................Lance Oslinker Managing Editor.................Phil Hershkowitz Advertising Manager.........................Torn Neuman Photographers ..............................Lori Greene Jim Wallace, Paul Vlachos Advisors ..........Thomas Whitby, Robert Masone Spectrum Michelle Biondi. Danny Avne� . Janirr Osslingrr. Meri Cappel. Rosemary Daley, Jennv Poland, Steve Goldner, Joe Burke, Betteanne Erb. Pal DiAngelo. Elayne Allen, Diane Parent, Jill Katz Since its birth in 1971, Spectrum has been publishing the writing of students from Grades 7 through 12. The magazine, which is made solely by students, is compiled of prose, poetry, and artwork, and then is published by the Div ision Ave. print shop. This year the staff after overcoming many initial hardships got together and turned out a magazine which revealed the many creative 149 Ski Club Joe Giaronr, Kevin Mallahv. Skip Daley. Bill Reagan. Terry Murray. Mr. Clemmensen 150 Spanish Club Sr. Capo. Terry Brown. Patricia Daly, Diane Echmann. Tina Cuccio. Tom Kuhn. Timmy Tuthill. Betty Lcwand. Sandy Lyle. Terry Malone. Nancy Erb, Marian Siegal. Carolyn Small. The highlight of this year’s Spanish Club was the presentation of a Spanish singing group La Tuna.” The turnout to see this performance was fantastic,” according to Betty Lewand, club president. The club also held a bake sale in the student lounge during the first quarter. 151 Lettermen Club Boititm: Fred Bar ret to, Jerry Broccoli, Bob Delaney. Joe Olive, Brett Olive. Jim Balitsos. Brent Kaviar. Glenn Malings. Scott Bonesi. Top: Jim Walsh. Jim Dura. Paul Czachor. Chris Creamer. John Dal . Ra Chopay. John Anderson. Leaders Club Siandinn: Robin Johnston. Betty Degrave, Sue Jeheber. Sue Ornstein. Mary Czachor. Tony Pec- cam. Dotti Degrave. Inline Lit tel. Suezann McGuire. Pam Norton. Second row: Dianne Biedcn- mann, Eileen Mahoney. Julie Diaz. June Ryan. Maureen Vccioni, Tess. 3rd row: Jill Katz. Marie Scalia. Charily Piniero. Rose Luca. 152 G.O. Store Mr. Lerner and Gayle G hen. Fishing Club John Grundle. Robert Smith. Mike Spainer, John Livoti, Vincent Woesancr. Mr. Hunt. Mike Ciaravino. Mr. Gross- gold. 153 Honor Society Junior Honor Society ADVISOR: Mrs. Malloy OFFICERS: Chris Creamer. Linda Olto. Robin Johnston. Marcia Hausner Book Fair Junior Prom ''1975’ Health Club Mr. Gavin. John Grasso. Teddy Bial. Elizabeth Hahn. Carol Castall. Eileen McQuire, Donna Perdue. Laurie Gates. Allison Burrh, Mary MrQuirk. Dianne Pannulo. Anita Drinck. Sherry Pfister. Mathletes 156 Ed Quigley. Harry Yudenfriend, John Cassasiz. Don Magni. Mr. Lannihan. Tony Valenti. Mike Sarafin. Scuba and Surf Club Mr. Gibney, Mr. Baldwin. Billy Burton. Don Vogt, Michael Joos. Ray Chopay, Gregg Franchuck. Jim Dura. Jamie Allen. Richard Schulte Doug Mcrkle Alan Johnson Li Schmidt Rich Goldl erg Donald Magni Annette Cecere Karen Matthews Janet Wheat I y Amy Foster Lighting Crew 157 Marching Band Stage Band 158 Orchestra Madrigals 159 Mixed Chorus Girls Chorus 160 Drama Club 163 Varsity Cheerleading Captain Mary Gzachor. Rom Perez. Pat Hell mere. Robin Johnston. Beth Beamer. Sue Leis. Juil Beamer. Mary Ann Creamer. Caroline Sricchitano, Captain Nancy McCool. Julie Dia . Marianne Matthews. J.V. Cheerleaders Sue Ciaccio Debbie Teeknus Kathy Jordan Debbie Waterbury Lulu Quinn Patty Vogt Donna Holmers Tina Devita Debby Bivona Charlene Brown Catalina DeNarvez 167 Majorette Twirlers Anita Nardo. Sue Mateer. Janis Stuven, Maryanne McAndrews. Alita Rizzo. Pattie Stuven, Debbie Wagner. Laurie McIntyre. Karen Farlay. 169 Football Back row: Fred Millelo. Terry Murry. Ron Aviles. Danny Sutrh. Jimmy Walsh. Steve O'Brien. Erie Gabriel. Jim Dura. Chris Ginther. Joe Fox. Ed Baker. Steve Nirastro. Boh Castle. Middle row: Jimmy Wallis. Brian O'Niel, Richard Lrhmhark. Keith Wendell. Joe Nacarlo. Brian Jacobson, Denny Blumkin. Ronny Anderson. John Spitelari. Jimmy Hickey. Bill Cannon, Mike Walsh. Chris Creamer. Mike Hannon. Wayne Anderson. Kneeling: Alden Dyck man. Boh Vermylie, Dennis Walsh. Kevin Homan. Tom Maroney. Brian McKenna. Ray Achat , Matt Ferber, Boh Clune, Bill Montero. Tom Daly. Kevin Ibanez, Bill R -gan, Joe Olive, Fred Barreto. Jim Wilkenson. 170 ' Tht s Soccer Despite four losses and one tie game, this year's soecer team was the first since 1971 to make the playoffs and come away with 3rd place, also placing us in the semi-finals. This year’s team showed great skill and sportsmanship in all their games as well as in the desire to win. They never gave up. Kneeling: Victor Denner, Larry Albers. Jimmy Dowd. Mike Surdo. Bobby Sherman. Henry Perez. Bob Quackenbush. Arieal Zacks. Car- los Sahazo. Standing: John Williams. Ricky Allen. Sonny Esposito. Dennis Conboy. Ray Weidlein. Bob Koch. Bob Durninft. John Lyons. G� ach Granelli. 174 176 Varsity Wrestling Aftrr a successful excursion to West Virginia, the Mat Men of Lcvittown Memorial went out to continue in their winning ways. Led by Captain Mike Hannan, and senior grappiers Scott Bonessi, Chris Creamer, Ray Chopay, and Fat Birdman Anderson, the wrestling team did well. The team skinned New Hyde Park in the season’s thrilling opener.. I he Panthers then continued on to endure in their quest to win and cat. The team was coached l Rich Knobloch and W illiam Lett. 177 Front: Fml Bardin. Jerry Broccoli, Vinny Ferra. Mark Czachor. Bark mw: Chri Gihther. Brel Cav- iar. Jim Sacco. Bolt Delaney. J.V. Wrestling m Basketball Darrell Alien, Steve O'Brien. Erie Gabriel. Bill Cannon. Dave Parent. Ray Achatz, Jim Vella. Ken McBride. Coaeb Larry Desimone, John Law lor. Allan Mueerino, Bob Manaskie. Jim Nussey. The 1975 season was a tough one for the Panthers. It was a season where every game was a struggle, with no easy games dur- ing the entire season. Competing against the likes of Southside, Hempstead, Long Beach, and Carey would make any season a tough battle. The Panthers did not produce a winning season (missing the play-offs by one game) but some major achievements did take place. The first was that Coach Larry Desimone and the Panthers won their 200th game. This is quite an accomplishment for both Mr. D.” and the school, not many can make claim to this record. The second accomplishment was Bob Manaskie’s scoring of his 1000 career point. Bob's 4 year total came to 114 4, and now joins Joe Yevoli as the only two 1000 pointers in Lev it town history. If points were given for hustle, then this years Panthers would have won every game. Senior players like Eric Gabriel, Ray Achatz, Will Cannon, Doe Allen, and Boh Manaskic always had floor burns to display after each game. Jim Vella and Ken McBride never needed encouragement to dive for loose balls when they were called on. There may be Panther teams in the future that will be remem- bered for w inning more games, hut no team w ill ever he remem- bered as muc h as the '75 Panthers for their never ending hustle. 180 This was a team that never gave up till the final horn blew. J.V. Basketball I-arr Berger. Brian Flynn. Tom Veer i hoi nc, Mike Armstrong, Tom Zappala. Tom Federico, John Tuttle. Frank Lovino, Tom Mallahey, Steve Lyons, Tom Hall. Track 1st Rote: Bob Hunt, Mike McCarthy, Mike K irschbcrgcr, Steve Shannon, John Williams, Mike Seal ar. Pete Shugg. Tom Gilmarlin. Ken Dodenhoff, Bob Luekey. Dennis Blumpkin. Jim Fagnoli. Jim Labetta, Ernie Krum- menaeker. Standing: Marian Segal. Damn Donahue. Donna Drayeott, Beth McCabe. Anna Carpenter. Mr. Greller. Coach Eddie Baker. Lacrosse Hark: Fred Murillo, Iimrn Murray. Francis Dykeman. Brian Jacobsen, Jimmy Hickey. Mike Walsh. Ronnie Andersen, Danny Sutch, Brian () Neal. Jim Duea. Middle: Kevin Homan. Kevin lhane . Sonny Esposito. Glen Gaeta. Rob Clune. Mike Hannan. Front John Pasttfumy, Joe Olive. Billy Reagan. Tommy Maroney. 186 Baseball Varsity Bark: Dave Parent. Mike Nizinski. Joe Bering. Slfvc Nicaatro, Ra We id line, Erie Gabriel. Chuck Matthews, Joe Nacarlo, Ray Achatz, Mr. Weid- line, Cojch. Karelina: John Lyons. Boh Mannenski, Ken McBride. Mike Surdo. Jimmy Vella. Joe Giaconne. J.V. Candidates 188 Tennis Tom Shim . Bill Keese, Jeff Silvar, Ron Licandro, Ra Chopay, Nlikr McCarthy, Steve McCabe, Billy Mlotok. Mr. DeVirgilis. Lance Oslinker. Maurice Urrego. Joe McDonald. Ralph Nardo. Ice Hockey Team Bottom rou Larry Levy, Timmy Mays. I arry Albers, Richie DeStasio. Ron Schneider. Mike Joos, Tom Venezia. Tom Wil- liams. Middle rou : Mike Radigan. Dave Brase. Andy Schneider. Bark rou : Mark Laudano, Ed Wertheimer. Jack Allen. Ricky Baez, Eric Wcidbolt. Jim Maguire. 191 Bowling Jim Fallar — Captain miss the re-runs Despite a season that was not successful on a win-lose basis. Coach John Jordan considers this year a very successful rebuilding year. Coach Jordan feels that he has the nucleus of a fine rep- resentative team despite the loss of stalwart Bubba Fallar League Averages Jim Fallar— 160 Michael Clohessy — 170 Walt Dyer — 141 Rich Goldberg — 152 Ralph Nardo — 150 Rich Nardo — 153 Bill Manton — 155 Phil O'Malley —140 John Sullivan — 168 don't miss the f • re-runs This page sponsored by: South Levittown Lanes South, Village Green Field Hockey Varsity Melanie Cromwell, Suzzane McQuire. Nancy Knowles. Mary Czachor. Diane Biedermann. Robin Johnston. Kneeling Marianne Matthews, Sue Orn- stein. Toni Percero, Jackie Henri. Standing: Cindy Welliver. Carolee Caffrey. Debbie Woesner. Barbara Dillmann. Cheryl Wenz, Beth Beamer. Maureen Vechione. Kneeling: Nancy C. McCool. Debbie Lauer. Caroline Eden, Charity Pineiro. Susan Ciaccio. 193 Volleyball Stamling: Diane Biedermann. Helen Kwasnik. Malvina Telep, Cheryl Slac k. Nancy McCool. Kneeling: Janet Gin- way. Cheryl Wen . Charily Pineiro. Standing Debbie Woesner, Carol Simendinger. Janet Alluhato. Karen Bush. Edith Suncic|uisi. Beth McCabe. Kneeling: Carolyn Eden, Barbara Sehreih. Dehhie Iauer. Dolly Degrave. 194 J.V. and Varsity Basketball Suirultng: Barbara Sehreib, Sue Ornstein. Cheryl Wen , Nancy Oettinger, Nancy Knowles. Helen Kwasnik. Kneeling: Janet Attubalo Carol SimemJinger, Carolyn Eden, SueCiaeeio. Jaekie Henry . 195 196 Tennis Varsity Barbara McCormick, Kathy Kwasnik. Mary Samluck. Laurie MrPartlin, Ellen Durning. Kathy Reilly, Alyce Trombecky. I .auric McIntyre. Lorraine Schizano, Kathleen Connell, Carol Edelstein. Junior Varsity Martha Carlson. Rene Mandrarhia, Jean Svanderlik. Pam Naughton, Chris Shill. Joanne Hall, Irene Zoil- her, Lori Lyons. Janet Wheatley. Pat Mosher. 198 SALE Cai-p b.ts a- 8. u g s. Free. Xnfo Call. 6 0- b7 |3. 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If we can be of any help to. you now or in the future ... come see us. In the meantime ... happiness. THE WILLIAMSBURGH SAVINGS BANK Founded 1851 Mombor F.O.I.C. a bank for all seasons National Bank of North America | AN AFFILIATE OF CIT FINANCIAL CORPORATION 125 offices in New York City, Long Island and Westchester Member F.D I C MEMORIES HONOR ACHIEVEMENT LOYALTY All embodied in your class ring. Wear it proudly. Represented by: w. H. FOX J. SIMMONDS - R. AURYANSEN Pen Pencil Building Port Jefferson, New York 11777 Congratulations to the Class of ’75 With special thanks and wishes; Carole, Ellen, Eileen, Ginger, Kathy and Boh. From Carvel, 154 Gardiners Ave., PEI-9665 (516) 796-4500 Cappadora Realty Corp. Maxant radio — t.v. dist. 2900 Hempstead Turnpike Levittown, N.Y. 11756 authorized setchell-carlson and channel master service Eleanor Cappadora Lie. R. E. 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Your Party Favor Center” Lcvitlown, New York 735-2555 Doggy Dmle Ranch Grooming anil Accessories 78 Gardiners Ave. Lcvitlown, New York 731-9317 Gardiner’s Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge 62-64 Gardiners Ave. Lcvitlown, New York 731-8330 .1 J Caporale Service Station. Ine. Hem|)stead Tpk. and Wantagh Ave. Lcvitlown. New York Best Wishes to the GRADUATES from Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Parent Good Luck to Mrs. Jacobs Mrs. Daly. Miss Bromberg and the girl’s teams they coach may they always be good ones and win — Herbie 74 MAIN LINE DODGE 3200 Hempstead Tpk. Lcvitlown, New York Rosemarie Kitchens 134 Gardiners Ave. Lcvitlown. New York Genovese Drugs 3056 Hempstead Tpk. Lcvitlown. New York Good Luck! Class of ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Johnson and Family Barbara Quinn and Joseph Baehety June 14. 1973 Congratulations to the Class of 75 flotoers by Phil 2728 Hempstead Tpk. Lcvitlown, N.Y. 796-5151 206 Here’s Hoping you’re always high! Good Luck to the Class of 75 from The 50 Bob Don Betty Zoeann Corine and Mr. D” 207 Good Luck: Class of ’75 from 209 ( ai ita rb t $ap — t S Xese a a j uc f mcsX a ie « are aj ca t f Xe teor Xtb t ap tJ Xere i a mai e or aX p «as $ tom flptbc a mome t sgrapes fj bs a X mXo came. mppop o iXasr ■ ' tfp are t i. rtc te s aat earXes.i bo %Xo Xefiet c .naXe X J c ap come I’eu, Best of Everything to the Class of ’75 . . . P.T.S.A. Levittown Memorial Boosters M.A.P.S. Kappa Phi Delta Sorority OFFICERS: Sheila Barry. Kathy MrKinnr). Lorraine Thomas. Caroline Caffrey. Gloria Broun. Barhara Paeione. 211 From all of us, to both of you: THANKS!! 212 Carol Studios Official Yearbook Photographers Carol Studios Inc. 80 Atlantic Ave. Lynbrook, N.Y. 11563 To the class of ’75 May all your dreams come true” Good Luck Class of ’75 ★ BOOSTERS ★ Jrannie Cod blrw your Mol hr r and Father for having you — Loin To my cousin — Good Lurk in future Nursing. Love. Eileen. Garry, and Michael Drummond Congratulations — Mr. and Mm. Rirhard Untener H. V. Rndrnharh. 242 Wantagh Ave. Camille Viola — Keep up the good work TON IE To my daughter Nancy Jean — Best of Luck and Good Health and Wisdom through life — Love. Dad From Mr. and Mm. F. Reynold Mr. and Mm H. Warren Mr. and Mm. S. Mei tlr M r. and Mm. R. Gecervich — Good Luck to all Maria Marlino — Tome — Walk a straight line Best of luck . . . Arlene Rogoaino To my � i ter Nancy W ebster. A whole lot of wishes coming your way for all of life’s good thing� , starting today. Love. Tommy Best of luck — Mm. Gione Mm. Shieia Cooper - Best of luck John Rieser To Tonie — I'm a proud mother Good Luck Seniors . . LM.H.S. Stage Band M m. Carol Calapav o. she's a dream come true Louis Ilalion. 7 Blutt St. Good Lurk class of 75 - Mr. and Mm. Ray Thei Best of Luck — Tony Oliveir YEAAAAAAA, I've finally finished!! To my charming grandaughtrr Marian; Nothing exceedes her kindness and generosity, but her feminine pulrhntudr. Love Grandpa May your future boil” over with success. Best of luck. Mm. Barrell Best wishes to all the graduates. From Albert Frumin To my dear friend Nancy. May the best of luck and happiness come your way in life and your future yearn of nursing. Love Linda Raymond and Maureen Gaspan Good Luck — The Lubrico'� From Mr and Mm B Diaz To Donna With Love Doug Henning is great Good luck to the 75's from one of the 73’s. K J. Best wishes — to my dog sitter, from Nancy and Cene To Frerkle. Finkie and French Fry Farile . Lat’sgo watch football practice. Love. Fart Farkle Fred Valhe — Good luck and God bless you. Barbara — Nina — Carol — Chris — Marie — Michael Conroy Wanda Weber, class of '73 Mr. and Mm. Joesph Brennan. Joesph and Billy Butch — Bobby — Kenny — Dennis — John — the boyfriends The I test to all of you in your future — Tweely and family Heads up and grl the lead out. Good lurk to my granddaughter Linda, in her future yearn in life as well as her career in Nursing. Love. Grandma Lucy To Nancy. Hope you're as good a nurse as you are a friend. Love. Aunt Pat and Uncle Terry To the class of 75 — Make Jesus your personal savior and live according to Isaiah, chapter 58. Arthur Johnson Best wishes to the class of '75 — Jimmy and Barbara O'Neill The Fallem. 16 Water Lane To Post Members — In yearn to come think of the camping trip to Pori Jervis! Good Luck Gregg Mr. and Mm. Lawrence Weber Remember life is what you make it! Cousin Donna Smilin' Ed and the gang say hello to their long lost friend. Frof� ' - Fun times filled with cyclone fences and no can openers . . . Nancy Campenrlla. 1719 W'ansbridge Rd Laurie — It's been a long time, you can pack up your bags now. Good Luck Nancy. Love. Uncle Lenny Prederville Hey Donnv . . . Thanks for keeping the dedication a secret. (It’s O.K.) W e really tricked ya. Huh??? To 75. . . so much better than '74. Lorraine and Kenny Conroy and future family Best of Luck to Marie always. Love Chris Happy Driving Blue-Carders. .4-6309 Mr. Warsaw resides in the house of mirth Mm. Koch — Jean S. went to the bathroom 9 limes To the raunchy rider — Don't forget the reunion at Bayberry Lane Mr. David Byrne To my dear friend Linda Johnson. I just want to say good luck in the future. I hope you grt everything you want, you deserve it. Your friend always, Nancy Best Wishes to the class of 75 — The Welsrh Family Mr. and Mm. Joesph West. Lynn and Bobby Best of lurk Mane — Love. Dad Good Luck — The Zirsig Family Lynn Ganrio and friend are alcoholics!! Good Luck to the graduates of 75 Good luck to the class of 75 and to Jean the nicest girl. May the member of the class of 75 being peace to their country and hope to the world. Good, better, best . . . never let it rest, until your good is better, and your better is . . . Best May you walk on the road of success and generate a new faith in the world — The Coynes W ill Someone please throw a match in the yearbook office??? I hope it’s a boy. Hope Fluffy Good luck always — Mm. M. Donlan Mr. and Mm. Charles Banos Peace to all Good Luck - Mr and Mm. S. Pariefsky Good Luck to the class of 75 — Mr. and Mm. Walter Laut Mary — It’s time to grl off the subway Thanks for the gym. Lee Anne Greg — You will live to regret what you did. (Yes, this u a threat) Bye Meg it was good knowing you. Take care — Polland Congratulations Doug. Love Mom Mr. and Mm. Doug Merkle There are no words to describe the fantastic yearn with theatre workshop Remember, make-out Schulz: Grow up. Johnson: I found your keys. Eddie had them To AL and JOHN; Fooled you. we had the key all the time. Maureen. Tell Maryann to watch out for low flying pigeons. Carole. W ant a brownie.'? Peace — The Boyds of Shelter Lane Miss E. Meyer (German) Hi rosie Mr. Raymond Ward Compliments of Dr. Harold Schectel Good luck to the class of 75 — Mm. Eckstein MARY ELLEN LOON AM Betleanne and Mary — Didn't we have tons of fun??? Hey Don. Mr. P. doesn't deserve it. Denise — to our future Florence Nightingale. With Love, Mom. Dad and boy The Mouko Family Fungiello Family Patty F. and Jimmy V.. CF and P.L. R.W. and S.Y.. J.H. and J.M..R.N and D.L.J W andCC Congratulation� to the class of 75 — The O’Neil family Om shanti — Pat and Michelle — Namasta To Cindy with Love — Daddy Barliara — Will you please gain some weight??? Fatso Keep up the good work — M. Naughton Good Luck pre-grad — E. Naughton To Brian. August 19.1973 Fred Doug — lots of luck baby brother — Love Kathy Congratulation Doug C. We knew you could do it. Mom and Dad You are the last one Douglas. Congratulations. Mom and Dad Kimmel Family Good Luck Eenie Meenie Mime Mo. Lorri and gang we’ll miss you so Congratulations to the class of 75 The Spainem Best of luck to the future generations Help . . . To Jill. Einfacorgalkemekeit. Leslie and Jessie To Kathy — May God bless you in all your future undertakings. Love — Grandma This booster is just because you always wanted my body. A special thank to Ed for the P.P. key. change of a quarter and those dirty yokes. 1 ncle Tom. Aunt Mary. Mary. Pat. Joan. Marie, and Tommy Good Luck Lon — From Pop-pop Finn Good luck Kathleen — From Pop-pop To Mary — Empty your ashtray! Success Kathleen — From your relative in the Bronx — The Carl family Congratulations to all the senior of LM.H.S. from all the seniors of S.R.H.S.. Bronx Congratulations Kathy and Lori — Ann Mane White Nancy — We’ve been together for 18 yearn, now your getting married and I’m getting stoned' The beat of everything — The Draghi's Best Wishes Class of 75 — S.U.N.Y. Maritime Wrestling Team Good Luck to the class of 75 — Thomas Kiernan To Bisquil — Good Luck Always — Love. Trudy Good Luck to the class of 75 — Muriel Brase Hey Mr Bostwick. What's cooking??? Good luck to the class of 75 — Mr. and Mr . Wally Underhill C.L is the cats meow Congratulations CL. but now how am I gonna wake up?? Sal Love from Cram and Pop B. Nancy — See you October 10. 1976- Love, your Maid-of- Honor. CL. Yea for Matt. McKm. Petunia. B.T.. Cats Ice. Squash. Hose. Febrara. Helmet. She-She. Tweety. Dudley, and Dilby. Who the hell are they ? Brant for Harry W'm. Langdon The Rarwlow Family Good Luck class of 75 — Kathreen Schwartz Mr. Hurley — The Big S Woo-Woo! Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morrison Good lurk to all the students — The Galami's Good luck to all — The Thomas Family Best wishes to all the students . XWX Lots of luck — Ronald P. Fleger Sam and Helen Perfetti. 3136 Bnxton La. Lots of luck to the class of 75 G L LrCrom. 31-44 Chelsea Lane Mr . M. Rohlen Mr. Hurly owns stock in Barnes and Noble� ! Mr. and Mr . G Mrir Mr. and Mr Messbaur The Shea Family The Sullivan Family. 37 Tanner Lane Congratulations Cary Brigh Bruce was here 10 24 74 ★ BOOSTERS★ Good luck lo my granddaughter Tonic Surma to Tome Astra Castra Numen Lumen May you always be on the road to aurreaa — Mr. and Mr Hall Pat and Eduard Doug la and Peter Hunt Congratulatione to the claea of ‘75 four arorr and erven yean ago Linda bored me to death. Mr and you. Alwaya be happy. Party Providen Inc. Good Luck Clam of 75. Thomaa Caim. 3071 BR 73rd St Brooklyn Sal. Linda, Gina, and Sandy. Lei mown 1973 The Pellegrino Family The Brriaarher Family The Novak Family The Daniel Family Congratulatione and beat wishes lo the Claaa of 75 Congratulatione and good lurk to the claaa of 75. The Minogue Family Beat Wiahee through the year to come. From C J. Mariam. Congratulation and lurcna in your future yean clam of 75. The Weru'a. “We finally made it.”. Health. Happineae and Good Luck! Karen 1975 The McGlalincVy Family The Krummenarker Family The Nielaa Family The Tuoolo Family Mike — Mari — Anthony and Chria Viggiano Good Luck to the clam of 75 — The Erb Family Good Lurk To Brtleanne and the clam of 75, The Abatee Love and Surreaa lo “BOOP — Mom and Dad Luck lo Betty. Marion. Beth. Gloria. Sheila. Sue and all To Betty — The moat beautiful girl in the world! Tom and Catherine Quinn To Betty. Keep your personality. Bill and Val From the Slobodian . Good Luck. Mn. John Doyle Mr. and Mn. Ravilrh and family Good Luck Clam of 75 Mn. Raimond J. Frobd.r Happinem to Shorthand II girt Good Luck to the Practical Nurse of 75 from N J.LW. Good Luck to the clam of 75. Mr. and Mn. W. Ulrich The Heerry Family To Bet — Good Luck — Bitaima Neasa — Remember when we used lo think we would never graduate — Bet Vincent Vorile Mr. and Mn. Robert Erkhardt Mr. and Mn. W. J. Clogher Congratulation John Pu ka The Shane Family Walter Jamison Lout Como Mn. Irene M Busgrrn — Congratulation Clam of 1975! Edward L Vonnruy Congratulations clam of 1975 — Pat Dikh Kitty and Bud King Helen Bel lew — 48 Wheelbarrow Lane — Wantagh Haiel Boyd — 52 Tinsel Street — Wantagh. N.Y. Helen Haro bon Good Luck You finally reached your last year. I wish you all the luck and happine in the future. Your Sister Dori Good Luck in yean to come. Love Bill and Judy Tom and Janet 10-30-72 Lot of luck from Poo-Bear I love you Janet. The Chasnov family The Dowd Family Mr. and Mrs Ray Ward Good Luck (rom way down south Good luck and best wishes to the Clam of 75 Grandpa and Nana Howell — your first in a succession of surer Grvndy's Vending Service Arnie Stoltberg Best of luck — Mr . J. Qrscluio Pat and4fikc Pediman wish the clam of 75 the best of luck The Hyman FAmily The Schelp Family Resa and Maureen stuck together — friends forever Gary Anderson. Dennis Anderson. Chris Gabriel. I couldn't get you a picture, but I promised you’d be in the yearbook. Here are your names instead. Big Deal Sue' Good luck lo the clam of 75 — Janina B. Krueger Dr. D — We’ve known each other since 2nd grade — if we can last this long, well last forever — Irish Kitty. Whale . Dod, Rosie. Squash, BT. Helmet. Matt. I love you all Maureen . . . Resa Robert E Bering — 351 Loring Road Levittown. NY 11756 731-8943 Audrey Mader Mr . Dee Lyons Good luck — Mr. and Mrs. G. Mueller Peace to all The Bartons Mr. and Mr Donald Fink Chris and Jimmy Pink 76 is the year H i Mm Curtin — my English still ain't so great — an old Ef ii h student — Sal Labita The K B CD LO P S F has begun To our lovely niece Nancy. Love Aunt Elaine and Uncle Billy Good luck always Nancy — Eleanor and Mattie Walsh LoU of luck and health — Joe and Janice, and kids Good luck — Mr. and Mr T. Hinekey To our darling first grandchild Love. Grandma and Grandpa Walsh Beat wmhea clam of 75 —Charles Kemnitter Good luck and much success to the clam of 75 — A. Eckstein Beat wishes — Richard J. Hawkey Good luck to all graduate . Florence AI pert Beat always, to all of you — M . Mary Pellegrino Best wishes — The Day family Mrs. J. Ciarmvino Good luck senior — Mr and Mr . Karl Sundquist 9 Turn Lane Levittown Meilleur vocua de bonheur et bonne chance — Mr Sen� a I. Krongold. Beat wishes 109 Bay berry Lane Levittown Jerry S. Bromet Graduate 1967 now Sgt. US. Airforce Good luck W m. P. Ruge Peggy Searles 122 Bay berry Lane Levittown (It � no my yobba) Good luck — Mr. Senia To Bart- — If this is the only way to get my name in the yearbook, then I guess I’ll sacrifice the dollar. Luck lo us all __Janet Irish — Good luck and I hope you don’t go to Spain — I want to keep in touch. Nancy the more I love and the more you love, the more we II find that life is good and friend are kind. Love, Mom Congratulations — Another MrCool make it To J. P Happiness Keep working — Buster and Tige Susan Nicholes Vincent Nichole Dr. D. — Good Luck and I wmh you luck always — In h Happinem Always — Aider Dyck man Congratulations to the aenior clam — Stuven Family Mr and Mrs. Harold Stuven Sr. The Momah Family Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jester Congratulations to the senior clam — TV Picone Tom and Drb Forever 8 3 74 Good luck Deb The Friedman Family Fight Smog Ride horse — TV Garmley Family Joe Bruton TV Golden Family Gail aay . Live Long and Prosper” Good luck to tV dam of 75 — TV Diehl The Molloy Family TV Gamberg Family Peace and good luck to all the clam of 1975 — Frances and Cesar Marin Love and Happinem — Mr. and Mr . J. Bracro Good luck lo tV clam of 75 — TV Hunt Family Good luck to tV clam of 76 and lo my staler Good luck to Aunt Jean in tV clam of 76 love. Keith and Jeremy Good luck from tV Buttleman Steve Kummernus from tV Lutheran Theological Seminary. 1969 Memorial Graduate Good lurk lo tV clam of 76TV Kummemuaa Family Good luck TV Liantonio Family Good luck Wm. Manley Beat wishes for tV future Good luck to tV clam of 75 Mr. and Mr . J Malinffy Good lurk — C Charslambou Happinem forever glad you made it Mrs. Brtty Barton 3128 Rosbury Lane Levittown Best of lurk in 75 Mr. and Mrs. M. Rohde Sue and Bruce Good lurk Janet Best wishes clam of 7S Mr. and Mrs Kamp The Lugauel Family Eileen Grunewald — I miss you — I love you. Diane Mr. and Mr . E. Woemne-r Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rydlewiski Enckey Bom Bom Bom Bee borne borne borne For Emergency Money — Call Merkimeyer — Collect Congratulations lo Mike N Chuck M Henry. Billy D.. Vanessa L, Bob and Debbie H. from Anita N.. Janice S.. Dawn P and Patricia S. Congratulations Class of 75 TV Nardo Family Congratulations Clam of 75 The Le Claire Family Congratulations Clam of 75 TV Draycott Family Congratulations Clam of 75 TV Raynor Family Happinem always to tV graduate of 75 — Mr . G. C Erb Don Vogt is dreamy Mr. Zarker. I hale your gold cord pants — Bel Mr Lathrus. it's not true, you don’t look like Russian Women Jeff Kaye is a direct descendant of Adorns To my future nurses. Nancy and Linda. Keep those bed pans coming. Love. Mom A friend is someone who walks in wVn the rest of the world walks out. From tV Taylors Best Nurse friends. Nancy and Linda Johnson To my daughter Linda (my nurse), love, your Mom Rebrrca Rosario Pam Queiytua Mr. Olue Maureen MrFadden — ,ou stink Best wishes Kathy in your future — tile Simpson� Congratulations and best wishes to Kathy — TV Barabans Best of luck lo one of my oldest friends. Kim Best wishes and good luck to Kathy — TV Tugendhafl Lot of luck to Kathy — Harry and Julia Weimar 217 ★ BOOSTERS★ Good lurk lo I hr graduating rlaaa — Thr Zebroa Mr. and Mr . John Daly Br� i of lurk lo thr graduating rlaaa — Alan and Alicr Sargrr Brat of lurk to thr graduatr — Florrnrr Moorr Brat of lurk lo all thr graduates — Thr Krummenarkrr Family Best wish� to a happy futurr — S. Juliamo Good lurk to thr rlaaa of 75 — Mr. and Mr . M. VanCott Happy futurr to thr rlaaa of '75 Debbie Tasays Mr.S.CDuff Good lurk to all thr graduatr Lots of good lurk to all thr Gradual� — Ira and Lynnr Goldatrin Best of lurk from thr Siaarla Good lurk to thr Claw of '75 — thr Konklms Good lurk to thr Srniora Mrs. J. D. D. Faner To Jran — by thr ahorr, knowledge is as infinitr a thr ra To Jran — Lifr had given us many Joy but fr%� can be mrasurrd lo ihosr brought to us by you. Love Mom and Dad To Jran No road ia loo long, nor drram loo far for a girl whose hop� hmr on like «tar Lovr Sonny To Jran Today, you're but a moment living. Tomorrow, you're thr future alive. Love Sonny To Jran. Thr door lo thr future li� before you. open it. But open it with caution. For you thr fielda will be plentiful, for you the fields will grow tall. Lovr Sonny Good lurk lo Shan and Michael and all thr atudents of LM.H5. Brom. By thr time you read this I will have failed Trig. Thank for your advice Good lurk Class of '7S Margaret Mallry Mr. and Mr . Crtig Marshall Mr. and Mr . Harold Matejovir Good lurk rlaaa of '75 Good lurk rlaaa of 75 Barton. Shari, and Drbbir — Neat year — Maybe Good lurk Nancy. Cheryl. Mary and all the rest Good lurk rlaaa of 75 To Orrfia. Pat. Ellen. Mane. Karen. Claudia, best wish� for a great future Beat of lurk to thr regular ” — Brom Nil sine maana Uhnrr - ° lambs I Good luck class of 75 — Mias Dimaao Congratulations — Mr R Best of lurk — 4 Harrigan Good Luck Kathy. With b� t wish� to the rlaaa of 75 — Nana and Pop pop Nancy — California here you come — Kathr and Allen Mom — Congratulation and love from your surfer boy All parents should br fortunate enough to have a daughter like you — Lovr. Mom and Dad You are the sunshine of our live� — Thr Beach Boy . Goldie and Surfer Best of lurk lo thr rlaaa of 75 — Mr and Mr . W. Eichom Congratulation Donna — Sally Jacobsen An education is a light burden to carry — Grandma and Pop pop LOVE, HAPPINESS. AND SUCCESS - The Couldabrrry Lou of lurk with your plan after school, hope you decide lo stay with medicine — Jim Good Lurk Kathleen — Love. Danny and Carol Good Lurk to the rlaaa of 75 and Dan Bed ns m — Tony. Roar. Lsa and Jam� Laudani All thr best to you for lifr — Grandma and Grandpa Brdnartz Neaaa — Never forget all the craxy. outrageous and retarded things wr've done in the last 4 years. Hi lo all the Harvest Lanen Congratulations and brat with� to Dan Bednaru — Grandma Curran Our brat to you Din always . . . Love. Mom. Dad. Luanne. and Paul To Sparkle Farkle ... I love you . . . Fart Farkle All booster are subject to editing Mr. and Mr Leon Lincoln — Best wish� lo all gradual� Thr Bella. 7 Anchor Lane Let' h� r it for Anchor Lane Lot and Redmond Conroy and familv — You better make it. NANCY CLASS OF '77 Good Lurk to Mark. Kevin, and Hammy. Love from Dune. Donna, and Roarann If Pumpkin doesn't rail in 3 minui� I’m gonna turn into a pie A klene mad el mil a grosser piaque anon B W Jill. It' not that I think that you shouldn't graduate . . it' that I don't think the world w ready for you. stay in school Lrn Jill is a dumb cashier — Charlie Johnson If a person has not loved He is empty. Is it true to say. If he has loved he ia fulfilled Congratulations Class of 75 . . our beat to you Linda Best of lurk lo all the gradual� - The Doughney Family I don’t wish good lurk lo no one. I hate all you creepy teenager . Yurhhhh Good Lurk to all the students The O'Neilla . . , Good lurk to all the atudenu of Levittown Memorial Ryan Staab — Good Lurk to all. Bill Germuth — Shop at your home MY 1 -6900 Good Luck to the class of '77 Good Luck from Karen. Sandy. Regina and George Rouca May the b� t school win — The Cerrarelli'a For the class of 75. Best of luck in your future — The Scherer family Good Lurk in all your endeavor — The Sill family The Hess family Mr and Mr . Eugene Lynch and family Pete Kemp, rlaaa of 72 Edward Cordova, rlaaa of '66 Carol Jabiow. rlaaa of '70 Kim FonUna . . . 79. Brett Fontana . . '80. Salee Fontana '88 John S. Kemp Good Luck — The Harlig family Diane — God grant you � urcea in your future — Gram Ungrr For it is not the length of the wand, but the skill of the magician that is desired Congratulations Sue. Jill, Diane. Patty, and Fred Good Lurk to the gradual� — The Bonura Family Rodney Young Sr. — Good Luck Mr . Lillian Grail Mr . E. Flanigan Do� anyone remember Gardiner Ave. Elementary School? Francis ImpasUle. 171 Anvil Lane Mr . Dale On the road to definite stardom — Wily and the Whippoorwills Congratulations Donna — Mr. and Mrs. J. Muller J. Lyman Hall Good Lurk [fcinna — Cue� Who Good Lurk Donna — Mom and Dad ll’e '75 and we've added the score: Freshman. Sophomore. Junior and Senior no more. Best wish� lo the Gas of 75. Remrmber it's good to be alive. You finally made it — Hallelujah — The Murray Family To one of my favorite twirler — Helen Wirekhorst Good Luck — The Biedermanns Good Luck — Joe Raguso I can't rend the nest booster Good Luck to all Senior of 75 Suppon your Loral Police Who rarw' ’'? Congratulations to my fellow gradual� — Arlene Martin Congratulations to the class of 75 — The Thomas Family Support Cropary Auto — Before they fold Congratulations class of 75 — The Pataky Family The weasels will win Harold says hi. . . Rodney Young Sr. Kenny. Helene Pirkitt and children Congratulations to the class of 75 — The Pitigers Rumor has it that a certain senior has taken up permanent residence in the student loungr Barbara Dillman may not play with the scissor under any conditions — Yearbook staff Don V. says goodbye and good lurk. All my love to French. Brar. E.D.. Dynamite and BEEM Farewell sweet aophomor� In memory of the Student Lounge Good Luck to those two dirty offic� and their perverted occupants Goodbye class of 75 B� t of luck and good wish� to my sister Re-Re Best of luck class of 75 Good Luck group. Mr. A a Mr Warsaw Good Luck class of 7S Allen Teich. 4 Hor � hoe Lane Mr . Florence Shemensky Best of —. Baldwin Mr. Batrman God be with you always my dear� ! daughter. Mother Mr . B� ton Mr. and Mr . A. Bowman. 29 Sunset Lane To my grandaughter Marion — Love you and I am proud of you — Grandma Jean Frank and Florence Palazzolo Pat and Walter Allen God is good. Best wish� to the class of 75 Robin: Never forget the Dublin Pub and all the good tim«. Love. Your twin sister Earl Martin Carmel Manlalto Joanne Belskav Lots of luck — Jim and Denise Ambrose Rosie and Mary and Kathy, the great� 1 friends anyone could ever have CITE AMO FICLIOMIO Mary Lisa Carmine Jr. 14 Sunset Lane Mr . E. Mayberry May the rlaaa of 75 have many bed partner Mr . Georgrann Valenti Billy Furman Good Luck to Lorraine and Maureen Mr. and Mr . Wm. Deegan Uncle Bill and Aunt Sis Deegan Dennis Winn Pat Gruber Congratulations class of 7S — Mr. and Mr F. Mazurs L.M.H.S. Thanks for everything — Mr. and Mr . R. Koch B� t of luck lo Secretarial Practice Good Lurk to the 3 Musketeer — You'll need it — Wily Good lurk lo the gradual� of 75 Live long and prosper - Mr. Spork To our sister Joanne We love you — John and Lucille Good Lurk 76 — George Willi Dutch Girl Clean and Steam. 164 Gardiner Ave. B� t Wish� lo the class of 76 I hate typing boring booster To that literal genius, and marvel, who push� ire cream part time at Carvel Good Lurk — The Martin Family Denise — Good Luck to the b� t babysitter and neighbor — Lovr Angel and Linda Gagliano Beal of luck to our neighbor Denise — The Ros� To Kathy — Keep smiling and keep the good times coming in. Our friendship will and can work. !t s been fun. — Love. Denise ★ BOOSTERS★ Congratulations Donna — Sally Jacobsen Good Lurk to thr graduates — The Aronsen Family Good Lurk to the graduates — Anne Willis Rose — You're a far-out chk Love and lurk to Nan To my best friend. Brandy To the class of '71. Where did everybody go? Good Lurk to the sweetest girl in Levittown NM and TC-4 19 71 Caf — Will you sharr it all with me? Hello Fern. How are you? Mr. Keith Bostwirk Best of lurk to all the graduates — Dorothy Jobs A. J. Srho ield Kathryn V Porter Congratulations to the graduating class Mr. Whitby: I'm coming bark next year so you ran take me to the Sur Trek Mov ir — Bet Best Wishes to the rlass of 76 — Jean Willis To Roseanne: Never forget the great times we've had so far being friends. Let it stay that way and much love and luck always. Love. Denise Eddie Conies and Linda Gagliano — April 6. 1973 To Ginger. Sue. Liz. Eileen. Beth. Maureen. Carol. Donna — Love Linda Good Lurk — Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W'alah A most happy fellow — Tom Rogers William John — Good Lurk to the rlass of '75 Congratulations. You made it. — Bridget Annand Go get urn Class of 1975 — From former grads. '65 and '66 Donna. Glad you made it — Aunt Mary and Uncle Jim Mr. Rydzewski Thoust Swell. Thoust Pretty. Thoust Grand. I typed these boosters. Come on smile, it's a new day. come on smile, try a new way. Most likely you go your way and I’ll go mine — Dylan Wait till you get out here Congratulations Donna — Mr. and Mrs. Annand Good Lurk Marion, in whatever you do. — fVbbie To Jill: The most intelligent girl in Levittown, and the most adorable — Grandma Fromer Mr. Masone: Thanks for sitting in on our meeting so the janitor wouldn't kirk us out. Your longest grey hair (Jill) Jill. We wish for you everything you could wish for yourself. Love. Mom and Dad Gdod Lurk Karen. Kathleen Friel Someday Ei. Love always. Kevin Mr. and Mrs. R. Keifa Nancy — Good Lurk — Love Cathy? To Nancy. Good Lurk Always. All the Claibornes To my baby flower girl. Lots of laick. Linda Sweet Nancy — May your life always be filled with lots of love and happiness. Love Aunt Dolores. Uncle Rich Mr. and Mrs. John Rath The O'Shea Family Bobby and Mirhael — Hang in there You'll find someone someday To Elayne and Diane — Lots of Lurk — Patti Mr. and Mrs. M. Meade Good Lurk to the class of '75 — Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Garqti Mr. F. Lotruglio — Best Wishes May we always remember the Blue Drajonie Jocko. Jimmy Mrs. Louise Krall Best of Lurk Always — Kathleen Rankin Daddy East was the last to know and he never thought it would happen Good Lurk Sweetheart!!! Uncle Pat !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (that's about a dollar� worth, right?) Good Lock Karen Lots of good lurk Karen Good Lurk Congratulations to all our adopted children. Love Mom and Dad Koch Betty and Robin. Never forget falling off mountains and the like GROUCHO LIVES W e’rr proud of you Rosario. Love Mom and Dad Good Lurk Denise in future years — Pat and Allan To a great gal. Good Lurk Denise. — Love Millie To our Grandaughler Denise, Much love and lurk always — Love Grandma and Grandpa Mr. and Mr� . Robert E. Noble Mrs. Bopp Luck and Happiness — Mr. and Mrs. John Lots of lurk for the future to Carole — Love Always. Aunt Betty To Carole. Best of luck to one of the three best people who ever graduated from Memorial To: M.E.G. — The best piano teacher a student ever had.” Love Gina Who said Cm a wallflower? I can do the Lindy. always in the mood. Someday I’m going to Aspen Colorado and visit John Denver. Bobby — Someday you and I are going to do the TANGO- Drrby To V.M.G. — The greatest Italian instructor during my summer vacation. Love, Malinda Good Luck Class of 75 — Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brent Thank God it’s Friday — Red IX t Burner Service I may not say Much. but. Good fortune and sucres -- Love. Suki Good Lurk to the seniors. Gass of 75 — Mrs. Allen Success to the Gass of 75. 74 was better Lillian Bamie. 38 Anvil Lane Good Luck — D. J. Richmond Showers of surer � to the class of 75 — Mr. and Mrs. D’Orta Merriwin Auto Sales of Amityville wishes the class of '75 the best of everything. To Donna. Ginger. Sue. Liz. Maureen, Eileen, Beth, and Carole. Good Lurk — Love Linda G. To Donna Giampetruzzi — Good Lurk — Love Linda Hi. Nessa To Pal and Diane Link — Love Linda and Eddie Best of luck to my granddaughter — Carole Eisman Good luck and happiness. Mr. and Mrs. J. Subbiando To the class of 75 Succeed in all your goals. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Valenti I write this for all to see. that I Cathy love Tony Lurk and success in the future. Mr. and Mr� . Paul Valenti Congratulations class of 75 Good Luck to the class of 75 from Chrisay and Jimmy Koch Viva la Costa Rica!!! You rot! Ha ha Good luck to my little sister — Love Russ To our Darling Carole and the class of 75 — Many Good Wishes. Seymour and Norma Eisman Best of luck to the graduates — Joe Peers Good luck to the graduating rlaaa. — Mr. and Mr� . Blaltner Good Luck everyone in college, and happy graduation — Terry Zocllner Sami — Charlie — Jo-Jo, Woof-Woof-Bark-Bark To my sister Joann — Good luck to you forever you deserve it. Jack and Ida Sandman — Compliment to the class of 76 Good Luck to all my followers — Herkimeyer M Gallagher Hope you make it. — Denise Devine Good Luck — Mrs. Herbert Jaroch Love is for the living — Joan M. Byrne Best Wishes — Mr. and Mr . Peter Sypien These words cost me a buck. Good lurk. — Mr . Johnson Good Lurk — Mina and Bill Savarese Good Lurk to Larry. Stymie. Tom E.. Nancy. Tom B.. Tom S-. Beth. Lreanne. Joann G.. and Sue B. Congratulation� to Jean and Charlie — Love, Vicki That should really be two booster� Good lurk for this coming year of 1975 — N.Y.P.D. Terry Grande. 2915 Kinloch Rd. Why do some people put their address on boosters (no one cares) From a friend. Good Luck and Best Wishes • '?•? % ' | — This is from your babysitting money Rosanne don't forget Hot Chocolate and 7-11 Donna and Eddie Good-bye Joyce. Jim, Nancy. Ronny. Jean. Kenny LTC and Mrs. Edward Quinn Jr. Mr. and Mr� . Pepr and Jason Best of luck to the LMHS graduates — Mrs. Doozd To 75 from '73 The Haleys Pedigree Wrsthighland White Terriers. Nicholas lhasz. 731- 2144 Jean and Ronald Day Life is beautiful when you love somebody! Rose — John. Class of '73 Good luck Marie in wash frorks and robes! Sue Good Luck Ree-Ree — Love. Mom Dear Marie. Remember every day is a sale day at May� . Ia ve Debbs Good luck Mane — Love. Jerry Good Luck 75 Grad Good Luck John and Michael — Mr. and Mrs. John Trotta Marquerite A. Curtin Mr . Jacobs is a Slave dmer. I'm so glad to be out of her class. Best Wishes to the class of 75 — The Aaron family Pennie Garner says: Good Luck Karen Tony Irene from Danny's says: Good luck Karen Eddie Reiff says: Good luck Karen So doe Maureen Bramgan To Miss Perfect: Load of luck in anything you do. From. Mr. Wonderful Good Luck to Junior of 73-74 — Edie In Memory of Grandma Best of luck — Cathy and John Mazzara Good Luck Jean Good lurk to all the graduate . N. Nadler Good luck to the class of 75 — Catherine Flaherty Good luck — The Schmidt Family Best � i� hr� to the class of 7S — Wantaugh Fire Dept. Engine ♦ — Bub Sagislano Best m i hr� to you all — Mr and Mm, J. Simendingrr Beat wishes to the rla� of 7S — Msguerrte and John Deacon Dear Karen — Congratulation — Aunt Lorraine, Uncle Donald Brat of luck Claaa of 75 — Jinny. Julie and Paula Congratulation Cl � � of 75 — Mm. J. Rowan To a fellow Gable lover — I can't believe you made it Your mother and father always wanted children. I'm sure you can realur their diaappointment when you showed up. But good luck anyway. Diane Compliment� of a friend of Diane B. If you don't know where you're going, any road will get you there. LB. Good lurk (or now and always — The Melnick Family Good lurk to all in the claaa of 75 Good lurk class of 1975 — the Prettel Family Good lurk to the r la� � of 1975 from the Fallaeanaa Good Luck to the claaa of 1975 from the Calandra'a Good lurk to Dune Btedermann from Anne Blakely of Be I h page school Good lurk to Diane Biedermann from Lou Montana of Bethpage School. A� I proa per from the nourishment of life, I will always remember Memorial as being a hair in my tomato juice. Diane B To Alan M Thank you for bring a part of my life. I love you. Dune B Muriel and Arthur Nolin To Joann and Tommy who will soon be grtting married. All the happiness in the world. Hello to Tommy who is at Farmingdale and Joann who i at Memorial. Love Vicki F. Phil, to a Beautiful person, not just looks but your beautiful warp — Love ya always. ''Shine a Moon” — Love Stymie Good lurk to the Graduates — Irving Fischman and Family Barry Paul 1CH8 M« Lran Avr. Wantaugh, LI. To Betty Be� t wishes Billy Val Best Wishes — Bob and Maryann LaBella ★ BOOSTERS★ To Hetty Good lurk on the open road To Betty — No Kissy-Face on the comer. To Betty — We know you're beautiful, you keep telling ua! Best wishes — TV Macs From the Mara to all the gang Resa — We'll bum lagrther — Maureen Good luck All — from the Mac� Jean. Kenny don't think you're ugly, so don't keep bugging Ronny We are ao proud of you. All our love. Mom and Dad Go Nancy go Success in everything you do — Ann. Pat and Lori To my beautiful Godchild Love Aunt Angie Frank J. LoTruglio Well� Family For this I paid a dollar. Now you'll hear me holler To Cathy and her friends. Lot of luck in everything you do. Mom Down with Demon Rum. Straight Down! Frank Trrxxa Mr and Mr� . John Brmxley The Heimberg Family The Ryan Family Bonnie. Ira and Michael Pa o Good lurk to the 1975 Graduates — Mr. and Mr . Ranris X. Dowd Edward and Sue Farrell Mrs. Jacobs. You are a work home and I don't appreciate your class. Congratulations to the rlas of 75. from Councilman and Mm. Imbarralo. Mr. James Byrne Marian. How come? Jimmy The year I lost my best babysitter. BJ. Pat. Bart� . Kath — Now really girls!!! M Droat Joesph Lopei To a special friend who � away at College in Indiana. Dave, I’ll never forget you for the rest of my life — No more D.I.C.A. — promise. Love. Vicki F. Much sucres — Dorothy and Joan Virostko Resa — February 3. 1962 — Maureen Darlene Amato — Will you ever stop talking??? Fats ceque voudra� Good luck to the claaa of 75 — R. Faraci Good luck claaa of ‘77 Congratulation to one of the best classes Memorial ever had. - R. Daly Good luck Amy and Kim say Hello Good lurk to Carol and the graduates of 76 — Mr. and Mm. R. Wagner To Kate Burkley — Can't wail to see you on Broadway! Mr. and Mm. T. Reynolds Yitol Tard — See you in W'ichiU. Kansas — Love Big Tard All the Best — The Favale� Best of everything to the class of 1975 — Mr Jordan Mr. and Mm. E. Laverly Congratulations to the claaa qf 75 — Mr. Thomas Hurley Patti —This Magic Moment. 76 Girl —- Remember the Division Football Game when lime ran out and we didn't even know it. Remember our faces??? Debbie Iota of luck in your last year. Marion Good luck Winnies” M E L To Bob. Joe. Lynda. Vic. Jean - HAPPY UNBIRTHDAY (p.s. Good Luck — Jean) Best of everything to Claudia. Diane. Marcia. Polly. Jean. Chris, Jill. Pat. laura. Carol. Mark. Jeff, and Jackie - From Sue I bought this booster with the money Pa gave me for mowing the lawn. To all members of the company — Cast party at Bob's house. ELTON JOHN! !! Rumor ha it that a certain senior boy uses rubber cement as hairdressing (but his identity will remain a secret!) To Potatoakin — You're going to make it after all. Your kinfolk Farrrlly — Thank for all the times you listened. Never forget the time we got picked up by the cop ! Good luck from the High Lane class of '62 Heh Mr Hurley. Where'� my prom date? Keep your eyes on thoae banana� in the � kie — Mr Hanna Congratulations. Your future friend Freddie Congratulations. Mr. and Mm. E. H. Letow I may be from Island Tree but I bought one anyway . We're good guys — Joe Best withes to the class of 75 — The Manaskie Family Education i« not healthy foe banana's and other living things — The Tuna Good Luck LF.D. — Savage Libo Congratulations Jean and Lynda. Good Luck in college. Love. Sharon The Gamhale Family Karen — Our best wishes to you on your graduation Love Mom and Dad The Fermtrnms. 6 Anchor Lane Do it. Laura and Gary Dear Jill: Rotes are rid. Violets are blue. Wah Disney had Goofey. and your mother had you. Your Loving relatives Dear Jill: Woof-Woof. Love. Zaa—Zaa Pat and Mary. II anyone should ask me to give a reason why I love my frienda. there could only be one answer. Because they are they and I am I. Love. Jill To Kathleen. Thanks for your help. Love. Mom To Kathy Good luck in Cosmo and keep up the good work. Love. Marianne and I Good lurk in the future Kathy and Lori — Gerard and Monica To Kathleen, Good luck to my cook and dietician. Lovr. Dad To my sister. Thank you for all your love and rare. Good luck — Your 4 yr. old sister Monica Congratulations Manon from Arlene and Roy Jaffee Congratulation� to the claaa of 75 — O MB Congratulations to Marion from Barbara. Bill, and Jackie Excelsior, you fathead Mrs. Martha Worrll — Congratulations to all Mr. Troop Calhrine Mr Gold neck. 6 Midway La. May everyone in the claaa of 75 � pcnd their happinea — The Young's Never put off till tomorrow what can be done today — Ginny To all my fnends at Daleview — Long may you live. M.E.G. Good luck to the newly formed M.A.P.S. — your treasurer Cood luck to everyone — The Siiqter� Best of luck to Marie-Elena Geranii in her remaining years in High School. Love. Angela 71 The beat of luck to the claaa of 75 Mr and Mrs. R. Grubiek Best of Luck — The Baden Family Mr. and Mr� . R Maeinch and Family Good luck to all the seniors especially to my cousin Bob. and my friend Nancy, Claudia. Diane and Jackie Williams Good luck to the class of 75 — Mr. and Mrs. J. Squeqlia Beat wishes from the class of ‘63 — Noreen and John DiGiovanni Diane. May you find love, health, and happiness in your way of life — Love. Grandma May success and happiness Ik- at your doorstep always — Love. Aunt Ann and Uncle Harry May God be with vou one and all Mrs. George Valaakies — May your generation be the most auceeaaful Good luck from Doreen and Dawn Ekberg Best of luck to the future generation — Anne and Al Krys Best wishes — The Kimmels John and Rita Payne — Good luck seniors Good Luck — Bill Ferron George J. Habermill. 24 Abbey Lane Good luck for Ken Mitchell James Bruton — Good Luck To Kathleen (eyes) Good Luck — our love for you goes deep — Aunt Francie and Uncle Bob The end . . Thank . Zack . . . 222 223 1075 Herr we are. Somewhere we've never been before. and never will lie again. Looking bark at I he past, staring at the present, seeking for tile future Hap| y? Sad? Anxious. Maybe so. maylie not so niueh. hut wondering when we will go from here, col- lege. job. trade seliool. marriage Kaeli in some wax represents us. the vast majority of us. The |wople we have spent at least 4 years of our lixes with People, who iu their own wax have made an everlasting print on the onee soft mold. Our parents, friends, grandparents, teachers. Those people who meant the most to us Those who haxe showed us the wax. guided ns. made us strong. Our decision and actions have reflected them and ourselves at the same lime. hat noxx? Those same people who have been our lixes What now? hat about our childhood friends, our high school buddies? Where w ill xxe all go from here The future holds for us the potential xxe intend to gixe. that potential which xxe have discovered over these years. The gift each of us holds xx ilhin ourselves Here xxe are: After xxe’xe taken side streets, dead ends, curves, soft shoulders and expressways; we're at the turn in the road and the light overhead shows us the sign that says: This is your road to the Future Exit 75 — I). Amato 224