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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1979 volume:

ECHOES Levittown Memorial High School Levittown, New York 3 Time quickly passes by. If only we could talk again ... 4 We laughed and talked of things to come. Someway I know III see you shining again. Vie Moody Blues 6 10 It seems like only yesterday I gazed through the glass ... 12 13 A dedication tolls Who would have hnown During dim and distant times Jhat we ivould confront A sad and emgsty reality And emerge smiling as one? Urortt whence did um derive tJhe strength and imagination Ho forge this memorable year And alt of its special foi s JSut from each other? cfhd why did me strive When Utile seemed possible And all that we hadyrtanned And whom shall we praise When the lime has grassed And we remember fondly Qhe joys of thisyear... H ut each one eg us: dhis was our year 3om in our dreams lived through our lives And uniguely our own Jsecause mt relieve In us. I lj I rtnuli X. Trrzui 15 16 17 Administration And Faculty 19 Superintendent of Schools We Americans believe that tomorrow will be a better dav and we are surprised when we encounter someone who thinks otherwise. This optimistic outlook is a result of the fact that most of our ancestors chose to leave other places to come here in the expectation of a better life than the one they knew, and in the main they realized their dreams. In our family photo albums, books and films, we are fond of looking l� ack to re-examine their hardships and triumphs. We enjoy the sentiment connected with our yearning for the simplicity of earlier times. However, by reconsidering our inheritance, we reinforce our l elief that we too will prevail over The slin$i and arrows of outrageous fortune , and we look forward to rewards proportionate to our efforts to achieve them. This is why the time of graduation is called commencement. Reaching your long destined goal, you now find thoughts of the near future challenging the comfortable routines of your high school years. Even as you relive the events and encounters portrayed in your yearbook, you have begun to consider the experience of departure. Whatever your destination, you are looking forward to traveling toward it by planning and effort, with perhaps a little good luck to help you arrive at it. It is my pleasure to congratulate you upon your arrival at this milestone of your lives, and to wish you a successful journey over the roads you are now preparing to travel. I . James R. Camrite 20 Daniel Corritore President Thomas Kuhn Vice-President James Ward Secretary Norman Murray I-enore London Nelson Goldlrerg Harvey Sands Board of Education Mr. Francis X. Trezza 1 have spent approximately seventeen years in public- education, eleven of those years as a teacher and administrator at Levitt own Memorial High School. I can tell you that in all those years none of the experiences have l een as challenging and exciting as this one. 1 think it only appropriate that this year's Echoes be dedicated to the class of 1979. In many ways this year has l een ! oth a challenging and rewarding one for all of you. 1 have come to know and love so many of you, as individuals and as a group. 1 can ! arely express the sense of gratitude and appreciation that I feel in my heart for each and ever)’ one of you. You have made incredible efforts at making this, your senior year, a special and important one in your life. You should know that you have succeeded in making this year one of the most memorable in my life. As you look forward to a lifetime that will most certainly be filled with new problems and additional challenges. I am certain that you are l etter able to welcome them and overcome whatever obstacles you may encounter. One of the things that 1 believe most strongly is that every individual is better and stronger for each of the challenges and tasks with which he or she is confronted. You know better than most people just what that means. Congratulations and love. Francis X. Trezza 22 To the Members of the Class of 1979: Not too long ago you traveled the road of life as children, stopping at Memorial with the materials to build a lamp of light and knowledge. It was our intention to help you, not always in the way you wanted, or felt best. Sometimes we pushed, sometimes we pulled, sometimes we guided your unskilled hand. There were times that we just waited and watched as you learned to build your lamp. Now that we come to one of the many cross- roads of life, we part. You carry the lamp you have built — may it burn brightly to show you the way along the road you have chosen. You came to us as children and you leave as the young adults of today — the leaders of tomorrow. Best Wishes for Success in all that you Undertake, Robert J. Enderle Mr. Robert J. Enderle Assistant Principal 24 Jr. High Administration James Garvey Principal Never look behind you — Someone may be catching up said Satchel Paige, one time baseball immortal. So also must the Senior Class look ahead as they make their own lives and the lives of others more meaningful. To each of you, I express my very Ijest wishes and I thank you for your positive contributions to our school and community. James V. Garvey Joseph McDonald Assistant Principal Though Graduation Day brings a time crowded with warm memories of days gone by, it also brings with it a vision of the road that stretches before us. You are fortu- nate to see that road with the clear, sharp eyes of youth — optimistic, undaunted and undoubting. Please accept my warmest congratulations for all that you have accomplished and my sincere hopes that your dreams and ambitions will be fulfilled. I thank you for sharing those dreams with me. Sincerely yours. Joseph E. McDonald 25 Mildred Andress I a milage 4� 1 Richard Azzarelli Industrial Arts Bruce Baldwin Science 26 Robert Berk Music Chairman Sally Brown Phys. Ed. John Carney Guidance Richard Buck Industrial Arts Bobbie Bromberg Phys. Ed. Jose Capo Language 27 Edward Carroll Guidance Thomas Casey Social Studies Ross Clenunensen Social Studies Paul Cooper Special Ed. Barbara Creede Home making Ester Coreys Speech Marguerite Curtin English 28 Donald Dahill Guidance Rosemary Daly Phys. Ed. ifk Donna Ditchik English Paul Draser Guidance 29 George Dunbar John Dunbar Social Studies Science Wade Ehlen Social Studies 30 Robert Gatlaml Business Maria Giral Language Ronald Giancola Guidance Alan Goldberg Industrial Arts Chairman Thaddeus Gibney Jr. High English Ghairinan Jason Greller English 31 Jack Halliga� Math David Hanna Social Studies Chairman Richard Hawkey English Thomas Herrmann Music Gerald Hogan Psychologist 32 Thomas Hurley English Edith Jaffe English Dorothy Johs Nurse John Jordan Social Studies Charles Kemnitzer Social Studies Richard Knobloch Science Leonard Lacara Thea Karnik Joan Keys Science Librarian Nurse .33 Arnold Lapiner Social Studies Barbara Leonard Music George Lathuras Social Studies Arthur Lewis Science Herbert Lipski Industrial Arts Sidney Lemer Business - Henry Lohmann Jr. High Science Chairman L. Mary Loonam English Frank LoTruglio Business Chairman .34 Sherwood Lucke English Lawrence Lynn Science Arnold Mark Math Hol ert Masone English Janet Meier Erica Meyer Resource Language Patricia McGuire Jr. High Math Chairman James Morris Science 35 Margaret Morrissey Social Studies Thomas O'Shaughnessev Language Chairman Eleanor Norton Music George Pallace English Nina Pfeffer Music John Poelker English Charlotte Price Social Studies Joyce Reardon Music Roliert Rick Business Jo Robillard Doug Robins Donald Rogers Math Phys. Ed. Science .36 Thomas Rowan Science Chairman Michael Ryan Math Robert Rvdzewski Math Charles Saladino Industrial Arts Joseph Salzone Industrial Arts Shlomo Sachs Attendance Geraldine SanGregorio Guidance Harold Schechtel Science Angela Tarantelli Special Ed. Muriel Weboldt Sr. Library Clerk Eugene Trimboli English Merritt Warsaw English 37 Ingrid Weiner Business Phi! Wolfe Phvs. Ed. Arnold Wolff Math Alan Zacker English Cafeteria Staff Custodial Staff 38 Rosemary Barg Secretary — Mr. Trezza Office Staff Mary Ciaccio Sr. High Guidance Gerry Conway Sr. High Office Sally Kramer Library Clerk Typist Mary Scacalossi Sr. High Office Beverly Dixon Jr. High Office Ann Epstein Rosemary Keese Geraldine Levy Jr. High Office Jr. High Office Jr. High Office 39 Seniors Class of 79 Sally Jones. Maureen Olive and Mariann Me An drew — Heads of Committees, Debbie Sellinger — Advertising Chairman. Theresa Taylor — Secretary, Tony Cagiiano — President. Scott Burtt — 2nd Vice President, Billy Shannon — 1st Vice President, Renee Chopay — Advertising Chairman, Cathy Shine — Treasurer Although the year was shortened, the senior class started as soon as possible on their journey to raise money to increase their bank account and lower prom bids. Determination and participation made the seniors successful. Just in our senior year alone we sold over 65 cases of candy canes, held concerts, and many more fund-raising activities. We hope to reach our goal of $4()(X). The senior prom is set for May 24, and to lie held at the Huntington Town House. Our many thanks to the superb supervision of Mr. Bruce Baldwin and Miss Donna Ditchik for keeping the class together. The senior class has l een working together as a team for the past 3 years, with each year getting letter and l etter. We hope as individuals everyone will reach their own goals in whatever their future plans are. Thanks to everyone for helping us to reach ours- Mr. Bruce Baldwin — Advisor 42 The Way We Were Memories, like the corners of my mind. Misty water colored mem- ories of the way we were. Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind. Smiles we gave to one another of the way we were. Can it l e that it was all so simple then, or has time rewritten every line? If we had the chance to do it all again, tell me, would we, could we? Memories may be beautiful and yet What’s too painful to remem- ber we simply choose to forget. So it’s the laughter, we will re- member, whenever we remember the way we were. The way we were. Marvin Hamlisch 43 LI Bob Schreib Chris McKinney Debbie Roesch Gretchcn Schmidt Dennis Brigj? Dolores Mitchell Jerry Goldberg Janice Stuven Uliana Braun Alan Wolff Carmen Rivera Joe Pnidente Linda Reed Renee Chopay Maureen Murphy Debbie DiCiacomo 44 Drew Raynor William Hill Hillary Strizver Alison Burch Steve Venezia Kathv Mannelia Debbie Seelinger Kathleen Barrett Yvonne Adams Donna Scotto Sally Jones Linda Dray colt Michele Rorech 45 Helen Vasilakos Lori Cccora Stephanie Winters Cindy Singer Karen Lewis Stephanie Lewis Peggy Slater Irene Folev Diane Frey Doug DeSousa Cecile Chenevey Rhonda Cohen Tessa Garde Christine Schill Marianne Ilealy Steve Walk r V . “1 i jr {i a It 1 Mike Bivona 46 Steve Fredericks Scott Burtt Cheryl Ximal Kellie Wilbert Roseanne Vermilye Linda Williams Nancy Dyer Linda Smith Evelyn Badano Theresa Tavlor Marv Pat Tuttle David Tonn Jerry Brick Maureen Jones Diane Eschmann Ellen Flvnn Tommv and Bichie Rinck Cynthia Snyder Beth Hul erman Kathy and Ricky McPartlin 47 Pam Bootsma Sue Eden Steven Walk Colette O'Brien Bill Shannon Bonnie Wittekind 48 Cathy Shine George Mosher Kelly Scholer Margaret Tumbarello Richie Picdone Carol Willis Marianne Smith Dawn Forrest Gary Forster Donna Crispell Julie Berger Mariann Me Andrew Debbie Klein Aleta Rizzo Maria Charalamlxms Karen O'Brien Desiree Norris 49 Todd Asmussen Yvonne Adams Kathy Anderson Harry Alexander Keith Andersen Richard Alongi Nancy Antonette Julie Berger Robert Bolen Annemarie Bonessi Margaret Barrett Tedd Bial Michael Bivona Pam Bootsma Jerry Brick Karla Brown Allen Boyle Dennis Briggs 53 54 Nicholas Capria Thomas Carr MariAnne Cassidy I Am Cecora y Cerasi Maria Charalamhous 55 Renee Chopay 56 % v T T Jimmy Coc a is Holly Crawford Robert Crawford Margaret Creegan Donna Crispell Victoria D Andrea 57 David Decker Doug DeSousa Jeff Diamond Debbie DiGiacomo Richard Dillmann Linda Draycott Kris Drehotick 59 Susan Eden Diane Eschmann Don Fabrikanl Michael Fazio Steve Federico Ana Ferguson Elizabeth Ferguson Allison Fishbein William Fleming Tim Florentz Ellen Flynn 61 Mary Gabriel Mark Gaeta Steve Gagliano 62 Mark Gagnon Robin Garcia Tessa Garde 63 Carlos Gonzalez Richie Goodwin Scoll Graham Tracey Greaves Carol Gruber Rich Grubiak John Hall M Marianne Ileali Paul Hammer Thomas Harjus Robert Hatred Karen Heaphy Patricia Hastings 65 Kurl HeUmers Donna Hess Maureen Homkow William Hill Kelli llubennan (Hi Benjamin Jones Maureen Jones Sally Jones Chris Jonza Kathy Kelly Timothy Kelly Kenneth Kiefer Gregory Lacker Michael ImiuH Susan Ixirrick Darren Lane James Leahy 70 Dennis Lesser John lAvoti Patricia Lima Marie Lotito Karen Lewis Pam Logan i Robert Lott Janet Macdowdl William Mader I Theresa Lynch Richie Magadan Eileen Maguire 72 73 Ricky McPartlin Thomas Miklitsch Jen Miller 74 Tony Moran George Mosher Dolores Mitchell Charlie Mitchell Maureen Murphy 75 James Nacarlo Cheryl Nimal MaryAnn Nolan John Napolitano 76 Karen O'Brien Liiula O’Haire Maureen Olive George O'Malley Franco Paccione Christine Patrone 77 kelly Ann Radigan 79 Karen Rodriguez Richard Rinck Thomas Rinck Anthony Rimoli Carmen Rivera 80 Deblrie Roesch j Diane Romano Michael Romano Tom Rooney Michele Rorech W9� Thomas Rosenberger Michael Rubenstein 81 Frank Scalia Hay Saint 9 V Catherine Samluk Pam Santerre Thomas Scanda liato Joseph Samluk David Sealza Christine Schill Robert Schreih a Gretchen Schmidt Kelly Scholer 83 Debbie Seelinger Joe Seelinger Peter Seery Peter Seigleman Richard Sellas William Shamum 84 Carol Sherman Ann Sill Janet Smith Catherine Shine Peggy Slater Cindy Singer Lincla Smith 85 Jacquelyn Spitz John Stamm Rol) Steiger m Daniel Stripp Hillary Sirizver Janice Stuven Kenneth Thomas James Svandrlik Theresa Taylor Robert Temme David Tonn Mike Toto Edward Thompson James Trisler Nancy Tsang 88 89 1 ■ $1 i Tim Waterbury Doug Weidler Gene Welischar 9() Alan Wolff Carol Anne Willis Linda Williams Bonnie Wittekind Kellie Wither! Stephanie Winters Mwl Bernard Yudenfriend Victoria Zankofsky 9) Senior Directory YVONNE ADAMS - 21 Bellows Lane HARRY ALEXANDER - 154 Cotton Lane RICHARD ALONCI - 468 Gardiners Ave. KATHY ANDERSON - 84 Swan Lane — National Honor Society, Secretary of Cosmetology Class — “Life is a journey not a destination. KEITH ANDERSEN - 408 Gardiners Ave. NANCY ANTONETTE - 17 Mill Lane — Grey and White Sorority, J.V. Volleyball TODD ASMUSSEN - 75B Old Oak l ane THOM AS ASTORE - 96 Ranch Lane — Basketball. Baseball, Tennis. Honor Society, Band — “In the field of opportunity it's plowing time again. KENNETH AUSTIN - 49 Beaver Lane — Ice Hockey LAURA AYBAR - 42 Cliff Lane — Chorus JAMES BACHETY - 28 Quarry Lane — Freshmen Wrestling, J.V. Wrestling, J.V. Football. Freshmen Baseball. J.V. Baseball. Varsity Football EVELYN BADANO - 49 Vista Lane — Tennis. Spanish Club BILL BAKER - 43 Anvil Lane - J.V. Track, Varsity Track, J.V. Footlrall KATHLEEN BARRETT - 27 Cliff Lane — Newspaper, Honor Society. Spanish Club. Orchestra All-District Orchestra MARGARET BARRETT - 27 Cliff I ane — Honor Society, Spanish Club — “When things go wrong and the road you’re tnidging seems all up hill, don’t give up and remember that success is failure turned upside down.” PAUL BEDNARTZ - 29 Homestead I.ane — Scuba Diving JULIE BERGER - 11 Bayberry Lone — Volleyball, Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball. Tennis. Spotlight. Yearbook, National Honor Society, Chorus, Orchestra, Leaders Club, French Club. Optimist Club, Ecology group — Peace to all — don’t let it bring you down. TEDD BIAL - 32 Hook Lane - Band, Orchestra. Tennis. Yearbook, Town and County Ice Hockey MICHAEL B1VONA - 104 Saddle Lane — J.V. and Varsity Football. J.V. and Varsity Lacrosse. Track. Lettermens Club, Ski Club ROBERT BOLEN - 41 Candle Lane ANNEMARIE BONESSI - 9 Vista Lane — Badmitton, Black and White Sororitv PAM BOOTSMA - 42 Acorn Lane — Swimming. Softball. Badmitton, Black and White Sorority — “Things don’t change; people do. ALLEN BOYLE - 246 Center Lane LILIANA BRAUN - 8 Old Hill Lane — Orchestra, Badmitton, Spanish Club, Yearbook, cosmetology' — Cherish yesterday ... live today .. . dream tomorrow. JERRY BRICK - 23 Swam Lane — Junior and National Honor Societ v DENNIS BRIGGS - 102 Cotton Lane — Yearbook Committee, Spanish Club Treasurer. Spotlight Reporter, Soccer, Assistant to Senor Capo. Excellence in Attendance, Teacher’s Aide. La Revista Staff — The present generation always discovers what the older generat ion has already forgotten. — Goethe NICHOLAS BROCCOLI - 215 Saddle l ane — Football, Wrestling, Lacrosse KARLA BROWN - 40 Tanners Lane — Swimming. Volleyball KEVIN BROWN - S3 Cliff Lane ROBERT S. BRUNS - 70 Knoll Lane — RICHARD L. BUCCARELLA - 54 Abbey Lane — Track and Field ALISON BURCH - 100 Sunrise Lane — Competitive Ice Skater United States Figure Skating Association. Ice Skating Institute of America. Junior Honor Society, Semi-professional Part Time Ice Skating Instructor — “My Dear Friends: In this world, it is not what we take up, but what we give up that makes us rich. SCOTT BURTT - 78 Ridge Lane — Varsity. J.V. and Freshman Football, Varsity and J.V. Lacrosse, Varsity and Freshman Track, Senior Class Vice-President. Lettermen’s Club — Only the good die young.” MAUREEN BYRNE - 161 Swan Lane — Varsity Swimming, Black and White Sorority President, J.V. Volleyball, J.V. Tennis JACQUELINE JAY CALDWELL - 16 Moss Lane - Chorus, Drama. Dance NICHOLAS CAPRIA - 26 Eve l me — THOMAS CARR - 17 Chimney Lane — S.O. Vice President. Spanish Club Vice President, and Social Director. Baseball, Football MARIANNE CASSIDY - 6 Haven Lane — J.V. Cheerleading, Nursing LORI CECORA - 99 Old Oak Lane — Varsity Swimming. Black and White Sororitv TONY CERASI - 86 Bavlierry Lane — J.V. and Varsity Football. Varsity Soccer, J.V. and Varsity Lacrosse M ARIA CHARALAMROUS - 55 Mill Lane — Yearbook CECILE CHENEVEY - 14 Acorn Lane — Tennis, Yearlxjok Editor- in-Chief, Spotlight, Mathletes. Madrigals. Honor Society RENEE CHOPAY - 15 Blossom Lane — First Chairman of Advertising for Senior Class, Junior Prom Committee. leaders Club. Volleyball. Softball. Wrestling Manager, Grey and White Sorority — “Today is the tomorrow we wished for yesterday!” JOAN CHRIST - 10 Elves Lane - JOHN CHURCH - 3180 Brixton Lane — Drama Club-Variety Show RICHARD CLAIBORNE - 54 Cove l.ane — RHONDA COHEN - 125 Gun Lane — ANTOINETTE COLUMBO - 11 Bark Lane — SALVATORE COMMISSO - 3223 Ilene Lane - Soccer JIMMY COVA1S - 8 Bell Lane - Basketball, Football HOLLY CRAWFORD - 7 Candle Lane — Honor Society, O.S.A., Student Aide - Smile Everyday a Rainbow. ROBERT CRAWFORD - 7 Candle Lane MARGARET CREEGAN - 19 Prairie Lane DONNA CRISPELL - 6 Chapel Lane — National Honor Society, Jr. Honor Society. Madrigal Singers, All County Chorus, All District Chorus, Spanish Club President. Mathletes, N.Y.S.S.M.A. — To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heavens. Ecclesiastes JOHN CUCCIA - 22 Cooper Lane — Varsity Baseball VICTORIA D ANDREA - 38 Rock Lane — Chorus, Nursing, Jr. Honor Societv DAVID DECKER - 119 Sunrise l ane CATHY DELLINGER - 34 Cove Lane — Main Office Helper — Don’t walk in front of me I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk l)eside me and l e inv friend. RONALD DESIMONE - 2 Bowling Lane — J.V. and Varsity Wrestling DOUG DESOUSA - 189 Sunrise Lane — Ski Club JEFF DIAMOND - 74 Spring Lane DEBBIE DIGIACOMO - 22 Sparrow Lane — Basketball. Swimming. Choreographer for Theatre Workshop RICHARD DILLMANN - 128 Gun Lane — Honor Society President, Varsity Track, Mathletes, Constitution Debate FRANK DITIERI - 40 Old Oak Lane — Football. Basel all, Boxing IRENE DOHERTY - 13 Abbey Lane — Nursing — On and on we 92 go. the seconds tick the time out. There’s so much left to know and we're on the road to find out.” RICH DOLAN - 16 Huh Lane TODD DONOHUE - 158 Shelter Lane LINDA DRAYCOTT - 26 Sky Lane — Freshman and J.V. Pantherette, Jr. Prom Committee. Kappa Phi Delta Sorority. Variety Show KRIS DREBOTICK - 12 Rolling Lane NANCY DYER - Choms - “To understand others is to understand vourself. SUSAN EDEN - 113 Harvest Lane - Field Hockey. Volleyball. Basketliall, Softball — Keep doing the thing� von love the best, and continue giving to others in need. But alxive all else, be honest to vourself.” DIANE ESCHMANN - 52 Chestnut Une DON FABRIKANT - 27 Bayberry Lane MICHAEL FAZIO - 5 Tower Lane — Freshman and Varsity Basketball. Varsity Tennis. Spotlight. Jr. Honor Society. J.V. Basketball. Utterman’s Club STEVE FEDERICO - 33 Saddle Lane — Soccer. Track ANA FERGUSON - 9 Cord Une — “Thanks for the memories ... ELIZABETH FERGUSON - 32 Clay Lane — Volleyball. Basketball. Swimming, Softball, Band. Stage Band, Orchestra ALLISON F1SHBEIN - 181 Gardners Ave. WILLIAM FLEMING - 46 Farm Lane TIM FLORENT - 1825 Maurice Ave. ELLEN FLYNN - 7 Salem lame — Practical Nursing. Grey and White Sororitv IRENE FOLEY - 29 Cord lame DAWN FORREST - 2 Rainbow Une — Tennis. Dancing. Horseback Riding. Art NANCY FORSMAN - 23 Fox lame CARY FORSTER - f 4 Knoll lame — Honor Society. Madrigals, Track. Soccer. Baseball Manager. Spanish Club. Block W Chorus. Stage Crew in School Play, All District Chorus, N.Y.S.S.M.A. Chorus and Ensemble STEVEN FREDERICKS - 3141 North Jerusalem Rd. National Honor Society, All Eastern Chorus, All State Chorus, All County Choms. All District Chorus, Madrigals. Barbershop (Quartet, Soccer. Basketball. Track, Block VV. Uad in School Plav, Spanish Club. N.Y.S.S.M.A. Chorus. Ensemble, IXiet and Solo, Spot light DIANE FREY - 132 Gun lame - Hockey Statistician, Chorus. French Club, Yearliook Business Associate — Peace can not l e kept bv force, it can only lx achieved bv understanding. THOMAS FREYTAC - 76 Anchor lame — Bowling Team MARY GABRIEL - 18 Needle lame — Practical Nursing MARK CAETA - 23 Glade Lane — Magazine Drive STEVE GAGLIANO - 67 Prairie Lane M ARK GAGNON - 61 Anchor lame ROBIN GARCIA - 273 Elm Drive South — Varsity Swimming, Varsity Softball. Band. Yearlxxik Committee, Black and White Sorority. French Club — Thanks for the memories ... TESSA GARDE - 18 Hollow Lane — Theatre Arts. Chorus. Spotlight — 1 want to lie remembered as the nut that I am. so if it’s Wednesday, it must lie the middle of the week!!!” MAUREEN GARRETT - 38 Stirnip lame LAURIE CATES - 43 Water lame — Culinary Arts Award, Badmitton Team. Track Team MARY CEHLICH - 72 Elm Drive — National Honor Society, Spanish Club — Ain’t it good to know . . . you've got a friend.” JERRY GOLDBERG - 10 Star lame - Magic Club CARLOS GONZALEZ - 40 lam Lane - Honor Society RICHIE GOODWIN — 21 Short lame — Freshman. J.V. and Varsity Football. Freshman. J.V. and Varsity Lacrosse SCOTT GRAHAM - 18 Hunt lame — Lacrosse TRACEY GREAVES - 41 Tallow lame — Freshman, J.V., Varsity Cheerleading, Kappa Phi Delta Sorority, Jr. Prom Committee. Spotlight Staff. Variety Shows, Jr. Honor Society CAROL GRUBER - 172 Saddle Lane RICH GRUBIAK - 86 Cord Lane JOHN HALL - 41 Wood Une PAUL HAMMER - 193 Center lame - Honor Society. Band Chorus, Stage Band. Spanish Club THOMAS HARJUS - 101 Swan Une — J.V. Soccer PATRICIA HASTINGS - 33 Shotgun Une Nursing MARY HATRED - 34 Baylierrv Une — Softball. Bowling ROBERT HATRED 34 Bayberry Une MARIANNE HEALY - 25 Winding Une — Cheerleading KAREN HEAPHY - 31 Bluejay Une — Honor Society. Spanish Club Secretary. Student Exchange lub. spotlight. Mathletes KURT HELLMERS - 5 Gun Une — Freshman and Varsity Track. J.V. and Varsity Lacrosse, J.V. and Varsity Wrestling J.V. and Varsity Footliall DONNA HESS - 111 Barbara Une WILLIAM HILL - W Rock Une WAYNE H1RT - 58 Saddle Une — Choms, Madrigals MAUREEN HOMKOW - 4 Target Une BETH HUBERMAN - 152 Coach Une — Volleyball, Swimming. Tennis, Basketball, gymnastics, ballet, orchestra — “What a long strange trip it’s been.” MARY ELLEN HUGGARD - 23 Target lame — National Honor Society. Spanish Club. Chorus, Class Plav MARK IOVINO - 315 Elm Drive J.V. B.iskrtlull. J.V. Soccer BOBBY JAMES - 3193 Jeffries Rd LAURA JAMES - 3193 Jeffries Rd. MARGARET JAROSCH - 43 High Une PAM JEFFRIES - 14 Mill Une KENNETH JENSEN Spotlight. Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Jr. and Sr. Orchestra. Studio Orchestra. N.Y.S.S.M.A. ROBERT JOHNSTON - 6 Anvil Une BENJAMIN JONES - 8 Turn Une — J.V. Soccer MAUREEN JONES - 4« Anchor Une — Pantherette, Jr. Prom Committee SALLY JONES — 20 Acorn Une — Field Hockey, Vollcvball. Basketball, Tennis, Fishing Club. AOB Sorority President. Yearlxxik Committee, Optimist Club, Ecology Club, Senior Class Secretary. Spotlight Staff — “I’ll miss vou all!” (JURIS JO.V A — 55 Green Une — National Honor Society. Soccer, Varsity Ice Hockcv KATHY KELLY - 944 Whitebirch Une TIMOTHY KELLY - 19 High Une — J.V. and Varsitv Soccer. J.V. Basketliall KENNETH KIEFER - 19 Cove Une RICHARD KING - 11 Spod Une — Freshman Basketball STEPHEN KIRK - 15 Echo Une KIM KLEBER — 35 Cooper Une — Nursing DEBBIE KLEIN - 2 Candle Une — Secretary of National Honor S xietv. Spanish Club, President of Jr. Honor Society. Track KENNETH KLEIN - 45 Center Une — J.V. Football. Ughting Crew, Computer Aide SUSAN KNUDSEN - 191 Coach Lane SONJA KRAMER - 17 Echo Une — Freshman Field Hockey, S.O., G.O. Treasurer. Black and White Sororitv GREGORY LACKER - 31 Curve Une MICHAEL LANDI - 175 Noell Une DARREN LANE - 81 Stone lame — Soccer. Baseball. Yorker Club, Theatre Workshop SUSAN LARRICK - 26 Shelter Une — Freshman, J.V'. and Varsity Cheerlcading, Yorker Club. Jr. Prom Committee. S.O. IXIegate. G.O. Treasurer. Kappa 93 Phi Delta Sorority, Freshman Track JAMES LEAHY — 45 Crescent Lane NANCY LEDESKY - 107 Prairie l ane — Kappa Phi Delta Sorority, J.V. and Varsity Cheerleading, Jr. Honor Society. Varsity Softlxill, Yorker Club, Volleyball. Basketball TINA LEMIEUX 1 31.56 Chelsea Lane DENNIS LESSER - 17 Old Oak Lane KAREN LEWIS - 52 Ring Lane PATRICIA UMA - 9 Blossom Lane JOHN LIVOTI - 13 Swan Lane - Track. Fishing Club, Vaudvillc PAM LOGAN — 16 Star Lane — The at re Workshop MARIE LOTITO - 32 Chimney Lane — Gres and White Sorority — Live, love, laugh.” ROBERT LOTT - 86 N. Water Lane - Good Luck to All. THERESA LYNCH -3139 Euston 1 ane — Kappa Phi l elta Sorority President. National Honor Society, Jr. and Sr. Prom Committees, Variety Show — Stay right here — cause these are the good old days!” JANET MACDOWELL - 8 Harrow lame — Badmitton. Spotlight WILLIAM MADER - 2 Abbey Lane — Track RICHIE MAGADAN - 106 Sunrise Lane EILEEN MAGUIRE - 72 Silver Lane — Theatre Workshop, Spotlight JAMES MAGUIRE - 72 Silver Lane — Varsity Hockey. Ice Hockey Club, Photography. Track KATHY MANNELLA - 31 Baker lame — Variety Show, Sorority JACK MARSH - 9 Low Lane JOHN MATEER - 106 Cord Lane — National Honor Society, Junior National Honor Society, Spanish (Job JAYNE MAYS - 271 Elm Drive - Cheerleading MARIANN McANDREW - 25 Spoke Lane — Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleading, Varsity and Junior Varsity Twirling, Honor Society. Class Officer. Sorority KEVIN McCarthy - 74 Saddle Lane - Baseball. Hockey MARY McGOLDRICK 6 Midway lame — Spanish Club JAMES McCRAIL - 2Turn Lane PAULETTE McGUIRE - 46 Raint ow Lane Christine McKinney -12 Moss lame - Junior Honor Society. Yorker Club, Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleading, Pantherette. Variety Shows. Kappa Phi Delta Sorority Treasurer, Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Ycarlmok Photographer, The fantasy is wild, but the reality is beat.” ELIZABETH McNAMARA - 72 Abbev Lane — Nursing KATHLEEN McPARTLIN -28 Saddle Lane — Kappa Phi Delta Sorority. Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheer leading, Variety Show. Yorker Club, “School was great with people like vou! RICKY McPARTLIN - 28 Saddle lame — Rap Group, Swimmer, Member of G.O.. Assistant Manager of Basketball. Bible Club Member, Ran for Student Offices THOMAS MIKLITSCH 188 Saddle lame — Junior Honor Society JER1 MILLER - 21 Leaf Lane CH ARLIE MITCHELL - 53 Needle lame — Freshman Footludl. Junior Varsity Football. Freshman Lacrosse, Junior Varsity Iaicrosse DOLORES MITCHELL - 37 Acorn lame - National Honor Society, Spotlight TONY MORAN 9 Tanners lame GEORGE MOSHER - 3130 Easton Lane — Band. Stage Band. Orchestra, All-District Band. Mss | THOMAS MUNDY - 36 Wood lame — Sports, Student Organi aition JEAN MURPHY - 7 Tanners lame — Badmitton. Junior Honor Society, Health Club MAUREEN MURPHY- 63 Mill lame JAMES NACARLO - 155 Coach Lane — Wrestling, Track JOHN NAPOLITANO - 26 Pebble lame — Junior Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Basketl all CHERYL NIMAL - 87 Chimney lame MARYANN NOLAN - 33 Bavlwrrv lame — Color Guard COLLEEN NOONAN - 23 Harness 1 ame ( osmotologv DESIREE NORRIS - 19 Chase lame — Honor Society, Junior Honor Society. Spanish Club, Spot light MARGARET NUSSEY - 14 Tower lame — National Honor Society, Mathletes, French Club. Softl all. Yearlxjok Editor, Exchange Club, Chorus, Madrigals. Sweet Adelines COLETTE O'BRIEN - 23 Rock lame KAREN O'BRIEN - 45 Barbara lame Variety Show. Kappa Phi Delta Sorority LINDA O’HAIRE - 28 Beaver Lane MAUREEN OLIVE - 217 taring Rd. - Field Hockey, Volleyball, Raskctl all, Softball. President of Committees GEORGE O’MALLEY - 11 Sky lame — Freshman and Junior Varsity Football. Freshman and Junior Varsity Wrestling, Freshman. Junior Varsity and Varsity Baseball FRANC O PACX IONE - 6 limn Lane CHRISTINE PATRONE - 604 Sandhill Rd. - Kappa Phi Delta Sorority. Varsity and Junior Varsity Pantherette, S.O. Officer, Lacrosse Manager, Theatre Workshop STEVE PATTERSON - 95 Swan Lane — Freshman Basketball THOMAS PENNY - 8 Quaker Lane FRANK PERAGALLO - 110 Old Oak lame - Band MARCARETTA PERFETTI - 28 Fox Lane RICHARD PICCIONE - 32 Bluejay Lane - Band, Baseball. Varietv Show. Track JOSEPH PRUDENTE -4 Hill lame — Varsity and Junior Varsity BaselKill. Varsitv Bowling JAMES QUINN - 55 Eve Lane - National Junior Honor Society, Spotlight KELLY ANN RADIGAN - 35 Elves Lane — AOB Sorority. Variety Show ALBERT RACOZZINO - 13 Sparrow lame — Junior Varsity Soccer CHARLIE RAUCH - 20 Baker lame — Art, Auto-mechanics DREW RAYNOR - 24 Harvest Lane LINDA REED - 9 Low Lane - Swimming, Horseback Riding, Spotlight. Life begins when you graduate. KENNETH REID - 8 Acorn lame JIM REUTTER - 44 Sunrise Lane — Exchange Club ANTHONY RIMOLI -31 Harness lame — Ice Hockey, Baseball RICHARD RINCK - 19 Gun lame — Varsity Rowling, Freshman Baseball THOMAS RINCK - 19 Gun Lane — Junior Varsity Football. Yearbook Photographer CARMEN RIVERA - 24 Castle Lane ALETA RIZZO - 9 Tarry Lane - Twirling co-captain, National Honor Society Secretary KEVIN ROACH 30 fanners Lane KAREN RODRIGUEZ 20 Robin lame — Junior Varsity Cheerleading, S.O., Sorority DEBBIE ROESCII 18 Green Lane DIANE ROM ANO - 49 Harness Lane MICHAEL ROMANO 81 Barbara Lane TOM ROONY - 14 Plow Lane MICHELE RORECH 141 Center Lane — Sorority, Spotlight Feature Editor. Junior S.O. President, Variety Show. Homecoming Court THOMAS ROSEN BERGER - 264 Center lame — Freshman and Varsity Soccer, Freshman Track MICHAEL RUBI NSTEIN 105 Bayberry Lane RAY SAINT - 35 Harvest lame - Football, Lacrosse, Wrestling CATHERINE SAMLUK - 31 Cove Lane — Honor Society, Student Aide JOSEPH SAM LUK - 31 Cove Lane PAM SANTERRE - 67 Elm Drive — Junior Varsity Pantherette. Black and White Sorority Secretary FRANK'SCALIA - 10 Pebble Lane — Freshman Football. Track. Baseball DAVID SCAl ZA - 180 Saddle lame THOM AS SCANDAL1ATO - 21 Bay! erry lame CHRISTINE SCHILL - 9 Cove lame — Junior Honor Society. Honor Society, Junior and Senior High Tennis. Junior and Senior High All-Countv Chorus, All- 94 District Chorus, N'YSSMA. Mixed Chorus. Madrigal Singers, Sweet Adelines GRETCHEN SCHMIDT - 154 Coach Lane — Varsity Fantherette, Junior From Committee, Variety Show KELLY SCHOLER - 20 Needle Lane — Junior Honor Society ROBERT SCHREIB - 91 Cord Lane — Honor Society. Junior and Senior Band and Orchestra, Stage Band, Freshman and Varsity Basketball. Freshman and Junior Varsity Soccer. Freshman and Varsity Track, Indoor Track. Varsity Tennis. Spotlight. Mathletes JOY SCIIULATTA — 66 Knoll Lane KURT SCHWETJE - 27 Fox lane - Large Animal Care DOW SCOTTO - 32 Cun Lane Yearlxx k Photography Editor, Spotlight. Ecology Croup. National Honor Society, S.O. Representative, French Club. Volleyball. Senior From Committee. Hockey Statistician. ‘Tve loved these days.” DEBBIE SEELINCER - 17 Acorn lame Senior Class Chairman of Advertising. Field Hockey, Basketball. Softball JOE SEELINCER - 19 Dale Lane - Lacrosse, Wrestling PETER SEERY - 29 Vista Lane - Junior Varsity and Varsity Football. Junior Varsity and Varsity Baseball FETER SEICLEM N - 39 Old Hill Lane Ski Club, Spanish ( lub. Spotlight. Spring Track. Clean Up Committee RICHARD SELLAS - 68 Hill Lane WILLIAM SHANNON - 29 Rock lame — Varsity Soccer. Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track. Baseball. Madrigal Singers. Bar! ershop Quartet, Junior and Senior Class Vice-President, All-Countv Chorus DEBBIE SHEA - 32 Clay Lane - Sorority, Softball, Track CAROL SHERMAN - 55 Vista Lane - Softball. Freshman. Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleading, Kappa Phi Delta Sorority. Honor Society, C.O. Secretary, Yorker Club, Junior Prom Committee. To all my friends. Thanks for the great times! CATHERINE SHINE - 43 Amber Lane — Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Treasurer, Yearbook, Exchange Student. Tennis. S.O. Delegate. Junior From Committee. Freshman Volleyball. Basketl all, and Softball. Spotlight. Black and White Sorority. Leaders' Club. Variety Show ANN SILL — 3165 Roxburv l rne CINDY SINGER - 119 Ranch Lane PEGGY SLATER - 39 Peacock I-ane — Varsity Swimming, Black anti White Sorority, Junior High Chorus JANET SMITH - 178 Saddle Lane - Madrigal Singers. Theatre Workshop, Spot light. Chorus, Field Hockcv, Vollevball. French Club LINDA SMITH - 11 Green Une - Freshman and Varsity Tennis, Freshman and Junior Varsity Cheer!eadin S.O. Delegate. IX-lta Theta Beta Sorority, Junior Prom Committee MARY ANN SMITH - 137 Center Lane — Yorker Club Secretary. Kappa Phi Delta Sorority. S.O.. (Mean Up Committee. Junior Prom Committee SEAN SMITH - 88 Slate Lane - Football. Lacrosse, Basketl all, Lettermcn’s Club CYN SNIDER - 50 Anvil Lane MICHAEL SPAIN ER - 38 Old Hill Lane JACQUELYN SPITZ - 65 Ring Lane — S.O.. Spanish Club. Student Aide, National Honor Society, Junior Honor Society JOHN STAMM - 28 Swan Lane — Freshman and Junior Varsity Baselwll. Freshman and Junior Varsity Basketball, Freshman Football BOB STEIGER - 27 Acorn Lane DANIEL STRIPP - 4 Leaf lame HILLARY STRIZVER - 193 Saddle Lane — Freshman Volleyball. Junior Honor Society, Yearl� ook Business Editor, Chorus. Hockey Statistician. Life goes on and on ... B.J. JANICE STUVEN - 5 Harvest Lane - Junior Varsity and Varsity Twirling Captain, Junior Honor Society. National Honor Society JAMES SVANDRLIK - 46 Cooper lame — Junior Varsity Soccer. Video Tape Technician THERESA TAYLOR - 17 Quarry lame — Gray and White Sorority. Junior Varsity and Varsity Fantherette. Sophomore. Junior and Senior Class Secretary, Lacrosse Manager. Theatre Workshop. Life goes on ... ROBERT TEMME - 18 Peacock Lane — Soccer. Band. Stagehand KENNETH THOMAS - 17 High lame — Baseball EDWARD THOMPSON - 29 Winding Lane — Football, Track. Letterman's Club DAVID TONN - 13 Baker Lane — Honor Society Vice-President. Spanish Club, Editor of Spanish Magazine. Varsity Track. Freshman Foot ball. Long Island Science Congress, Madrigal Singers. Barbershop Quartet, Marching Band. N'YSSMA, All- County Chorus, All-District (.’horns. All-County Band, All- District Band, All-District Orchestra MIKE TOTO — 3166 Kenw x d Lane - Band. Baseball. Hockev JAMES TRISLER -92 Hill Lane — Hockev NANCY TSANC - 133 Abbey Lane — Cheerleading MARGARET TUMBARELLO - 14 Winding Lane — National Honor Society, Spotlight Editor, Yearbook Layout Editor. NYSSMA, Band Orchestra, Chorus. All- District Band. Spanish Club, Badminton, Nomination to Who's W’ho Among American High Sch(X)l Students MARY PAT TUTTLE - 39 Cord Lane — Cheerleading. Tennis RICHARD UNTENER - 12 Wood I ane — Varsitv Basketball ROBERT VALENTINE - 45 Glade Lane — Track. Wrestling. Soccer DAVID VALL - 12 Quaker Lane BILL VANI.(X) — 49 Center Lane — Junior Varsity and Varsity Footltall. Junior Varsity and Varsity lacrosse HELEN VASILAKOS - 23 Salem Lane MICHAEL VECCHIONE - 48 Rolling Lane — Junior Varsity and Varsity Lacrosse. Junior Varsity Basket ball NORA VELEZ - 19 Echo Lane - Field Hockey. Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, Cheerleading STEVE VENEZIA - 169 Southbcrry lame — All-County Ice Hockey Goalie ROBERT VERMILYEA - 61 Acorn Lane — Baseball. Mathletes ROSEANNE VERMILYEA - 35 Old Hill laine — Band STEVE WALK - 140 Swan Lane — Varsity Cross Country Track, Varsity Track. There's a midget standing tall, and a giant Inside him alnnit to fail! TI M WATERBURY - 35 Tanners Lane — Ice Hockev, Soccer DOUG WEIDLER - 156 Southbcrrv Lane GENE WELISCHAR - 43 Center Lane — Lacrosse KELLIE WILBERT - 171 Ranch Lane — Freshman, Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleading, Varsitv and Freshman Track LINDA WILLI AMS - 5 Bark Lane - Volleyball, Tennis. Badminton CAROL ANNE W ILLIS - 187 Noel! St. — Honor Society, Mathletes, Track Manager. Rules and Regulations Committee. “It’s not the days, but it's the moments that make it all worthwhile. STEPHANIE WINTERS - 94 Cord Lane — Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Swimming. All-County Orchestra, All-District Orchestra, Juilliard Pre-College Orchestra BONNIE WITTEKIND - 7 Bluejav Lane — Honor Society, Band Officer, N’YSSMA Awards. Badminton, Spanish Club ALAN WOLFF - 11 Cross Lane — Baseball, Bowling BERNARD YUDENFRIEND - 25 Cliff Lane — Cross Country Track, T rack VICTORIA ZANKOFSKY - 54 Cord lame 95 96 99 Class of 80 Tom Zappalla — Chairman of Committees, Karen Klein — Vice-President, Sharon Cuff Recording Secretary. Katie Murray — Corresponding Secretary I — President. Ron Paone — Treasurer, Gwen Ross — The Junior Class is working hard to raise money. We are planning a rock concert, selling candy, sponsoring a Jr.-Sr. basketball game, and other fund raising activities. We hope to make this a very successful year. Good luck to the class of 79 from the junior class. Bruce Baldwin — Advisor Charles Kemnitzer — Advisor 102 103 David Kohen, Tiin I vers, George Kwasnik, David Hunt, Mark Johnston, Hay Kleppan, Bryan Knox, Tom Kieran, Caroline Infantino, Austin Homan, Carol Jones, Karen Klein, Valerie Hines, Lisa Liss, Bill Jacoby, Mike Hughes. Hob Lane, Fran Kelly. Donna Iaicey, Anita Knopf, Winnie Kennedy Hutfh Fradkin, Clary Hahn. Ron Forster. Carolyn Cray, Denise Hartig. Sofia Calanis. Linda Hawkins. Paula Gorman, Carol Harris. Dawn Crado. Lucille Crasso, Chris flerson. Barbara Cehlich 105 Ann Marie O’Loughlin. Michael Murphy. Noel Ortiz. Joe O'Gallagher. Hon Paone, Jimmy Murphy, Joey Orth, Katie Murray, Angela Navari no, (’hervie Pfister, Cheri Nierenberg. Sue Sides, Joanne Patterson, Anna Penny, Lisa Federico. Kathy O Rourke, Jimena Ortiz, Diana Pannullo. Bernie Ocasio, Joey Nelson 106 Jerry Brook. Joe Ayala, Boh Bracco. Brian Bolen. Vicki Bering. Tana Arsanian, Grace Brower. Janet Atkins. Carol Castillo. Bill Callan, Judy Caballero. Bob Bootsma, Kathv Barrett. Amv Amper, Patty Allen 107 Diane Manella. Janet O’Haire. Dfane Marotta, Jim Manton, Keith Malings. Bryan Matthews. Steve Mallahy. Lisa Liss. Ellen Mooney, Margaret Maniace, Dennis Lawlor, Steve Marotta, Kevin Mane 108 John Durning. Scott Devitt, Billy Fleischmann. Freddy Fiero, Brett Fontana, Frank Draghi. Cary Distilli, Bob Ciaccio, Mimi Curran, Chrissy Conroy, Michele D’Ambrosio, Sharon Cuff. Amy Erb. Karen Eschmann. Kim DelVecchio. Jeanette Armstrong. Veronica Fleming. Eileen Dermody, George Davis 109 William Wall, Robert Smith. Pete Walsh. Chris Tuttle, Tom Zappalla, George Souter. Roy Sotomavor, Eric Thompson, Andy Vancott, Holly Wray, Phyllis Welsch, Denise Thomas. Kathy Worthington, Caroline Sutch, Doug Weig. John Stevenson. Lori Smith, Kim Smith. Joan Valentino, Karen Walsh, Kathv Welsch. I .aura Watson 110 John Schreiner, Mike Schaeffer, Bill Reutter. Rich Roland, Toni Siefert, Peter Sciandra, Charles Rugen, Karen Schaefer. Lynn Santoro. Barbara Schnurer, Teresa Sainluk, Jesse Roman, Steve Rimoli, Gwen Ross. Ellen Schoenhous 111 Class of ’81 Mr. Rodgers — Advisor Ken Janice Stack — Treasurer, Fazio — President, Lisa Schiffnian — Vice President, Linda Wilkinson — Secretary 112 Gerry Lewaiid. Tom Leary, Dan McGuire, Tom McLaughlin, Jim McHalc. Mike Martin. Victor Marquez. Marie Mannella. Barlwra Mahoney. Fred Leahy. Patty McKeon, Lynn McGuinness, John McGee. Donna Lind. Kevin Mahoney. Joann Licari, Larry Meisner. Mary McKinney. Jean Lawlor, Kris Manton. Margaret Loizidis Laura Edwards. Anita Frank, Pat Flanagan, Frank Eschmann. Patty Genco, Amy Garde. Kathy Gorman. Richard Grossman. Ken Fradkin. Mike C'.uadagno. Bill Dwyer, Nancy Grubiak. Leslie Dyckman. Andrea Garcia, Ken Fazio. Michelle Georg, Donna Gili. Eileen Fitzgibbon. Chris Gaeta. Lynn Georgoudes, Dorothy Faello Pat Cassidy. Doug Donohue. Rob D’Andrea. Derek Donnelly, Chuck DcFranco. Charles Duffy, Matthew Doughney. Sue Daniels. Tammy Crawford. Lorraine Decker. Liz Covais, Sue Dejesus, Sue Creegan, Sue Ducey. Angela Doll. Diane Digiacomo. Maureen Doherty, Nancy Commisso. Kathy Czachor, l eslie Cuesta. Linda Conway. Roseann Crescenzo, Ron Cohen. Patty Catalano 114 Jav Jones, (.hns Huggard. Joe Herrera. Mike Jones. Don Kerr. Elaine Hudak. Cathy Keogh. Dan Jacoby. Lisa Kraye. Kathv Lamb, Robin Harris Chris Koch. Tara Kiminel. Deirdre Lacey, Denise Kroneis, Tracey Hall Donna Aylxtr. Judv Korowitz. Jean Cakler. Keith Wrege, Tom Will, Craig Wasielewski, Chris Vourtis, Eric Vermilye. Linda Wilkinson. Sue Wachsmuth, Norma Ortiz. Linda Cagliano, Sue Treanor, Pat Walsh. Vicki Waring. Terry' Zoellner, Beth Wilson, Michelle Volk, Ann Marie White, Pat Federico. Pat Mabanta, Anne Welischar, Nora Waterbury, Jean Walsh. Howie Weintraub. Rene Zambito. Joan McKenna 115 Jack Schiereck. Tim Rooney, Paul Scotto, Larry Quinn. Bill Rogers, Joe Santoro, Jim Resseque. Joe Schuler. Tim Ryan. Harry Reyhing, Linda Scherer, Naomi Rodriguez. Marion Scalera, Kathy Searson, Kathy Seelinger, Keith Radigan, Doug Hunt, Charlie Scelinger, Karen Rudolph, Donna Rigff . Jim Riccobene, Robin Rath. Pat Rugen, Tara Rol erts, Chris Roach. Denise Sellas Jessica Berger. Patty Bell. Michael Braithwaite. John Brooks, Jim Ayala. Greg Balitsos, Walter Bellisio, Ron Bennett. Kathy Allen, Carol Campbell. Chris Bachety, .Angela Card la, Jean Calder, Sue Carlone, Sue Beckerman, Rick Bange, George Barton, Felicia Aquilino, Jeanette Bischof, Kim Caldwell, Dorothy Bowman, Dave Brick, Patti Berry 116 Joe Tel esca, Mike Souter, Glen Sherman, Jamie Shand, Tom Sill, Carolyn Tufano, Mike Turn bare llo, Denise Venezia, Joanne Spainer, Sue Skillman, Janice Stack, Gina Sommers, JoAnn Stokes, Glen Smith, Joanne Smith. Barbara Surdo, Erika Sobarzo, I eslie Sellas. Tammy Stnihs Reece Oslinker, Rich O'Neill, Peter Moeller, Frank Powers, Bill Pfister, Bob Miller. Pat Plunket, Brian Phillips, Linda Millisvs, Danny Murphy, Kathy O'Brien. Kris Pritchard, Bill Naughton, Ed Purcell, Sal Navarino, Mike O’Connor, Carl Meier, Troy O’Casio, Danny Murphy, Lisa Portoghese. Theresa Murphy, Patty Novak, Lori Mitchell 117 Activities OSI ‘duvivys 12110}! 121 123 Christmas Party 124 125 Hockey 126 128 HORTICULTURE DEPARTMENT LEVITTOWN SCHOOL MR. A. STRAAIK DISTRICT 130 Electronics The P.T.A. Brunch 133 This Page Sponsored by The Class of 79 From the desk of Mr. B ... The graduating seniors of Memorial High School will have memories of very unusual high school experiences. After two years on austerity with its attendant problems, and last years heavy- snow storm, this year was added the long teacher's strike. These disniptions of the normal educational process the past three years are events that will l e recalled whenever the graduates of Memorial gather. The athletic program also suffered with its cancellations of some teams, problems with old uniforms and equipment, and reduced team rosters. This past fall the entire athletic schedule was cancelled due to the strike. The vollcvl all team after enjoying some great seasons, had a losing season for the first time in many years. Also recording a losing season was the Wrestling team. However. Memorial did l eat l oth Mac Arthur H. S. and Division Ave. H. S. in dual matches, which is always a pleasure. We also finished in 2nd place in the Holiday Wrestling Tournament held at MacArthur H.S. The bright spot for the winter season was the Boy's Basketball Team. While the won-lost record was not noticeably goex). this year’s team will stand out as one of the most exciting and inspired teams playing in any sport we have had at Memorial H.S. Mention must also lie made of the return of enthusiastic school spirit at Memorials athletic contests. This was particularly evident at our basketball games, led by our Phantom Fans . The playoff game at Plainview H.S. had to be seen to l e lxdieved. While our winter team records were not up to Memorial’s usual top teams, there were some outstanding individual performances. Bob Schreib, in addition to playing basketl all. competed and placed third in the Conference Winter Track 300 yard run. lister Schlot‘ii places third in Nassau County for the Diving competition. These achievements stand out as Memorial did not field teams in those sports, giving the boys a handicap by not competing in contests during the regular season. All League honors were won by Lisa Federico in Volleyball, and Shaun Smith in Basketball. Joe Prudente won 4th place in Bowling for individual Bowlers in Nassau County. This means that Joe was the 4th liest bowler in Nassau among the hundreds of high school bowlers. Bright hopes for winning seasons at Memorial this year rest on the spring teams. The Baseball team, with the return of the outstanding pitching staff, should keep Memorial among the conference leaders. The Lacrosse team is expected to return to championship level with many fine players returning from last season. Girls Softball also has bright prospects with the return of most of the key players. Participation in Athletics in High School goes bvond the won and lost records of teams or individuals. The thrill of competition, the friendship of teammates and opponents, plus the enjoyment of the athletic events makes for a full and exciting school life. Even though the Seniors had so many unusual things happen during their high school years in school and athletics, they will look back and remember the years at Memorial with mixed emotions. Some good and some bad memories will remain, but the good times will always stand out. Best of luck to the Class of 1979 136 Basketball Bob Bracco, Mike Fazio. Bob Flannigan. Bob Schreib. Sean Smith, Mr. Doug Robins - Coach. Jimmy Covais, Tommy . store. Tom Mundy. Joe Orth. Ron Forster 138 mt 5£Sr VAX TO KILL A P MGO 15 VITH ARWTHfR J Basketball — Team Statistics SHOTS AVERAGE Astore 33 95 4.1 Bracco 16 67 2.8 Bryan 1 5 1.5 Covias 14 47 2.6 Fazio 31 57 3.4 Flannigan 45 127 6.1 Foster 3 9 1.6 Mundy 48 141 6.3 Orth 0 7 .5 Schreib .50 116 6.8 Scotto 1 2 1 Smith 124 264 16.7 TOTAL - 363 937 24.5 ’LAYERS INY A HSCOMUNZ I2DARNELL 14 FRAZZLE 20 COCO 22SMITTY 24 FLIM-FLA J.V. Basketball Mr. Schumacher - Coach. Ray Kleppan. Chris Tuttle. Doug Donohue. Bill Dwyer, Mike Tonn. Ken O'Rourke, Paul Scotto, Ken Fazio. Jeff Bryan, Bemie Ocasio. Chris Huggartl 140 141 Wrestling Hosier: Wayne Regan 91 Joe Nelson 105 Steve Slovak 112 William McNamara 126 Carl Mier 112 Jay Jones 119 Jerry Phillips 132 Greg Balitsos 140 State Balitsos 140 Nick Broccoli 145 Pete Walsh 167 Tom Zappalla 215 W Record: Hempstead 45-6 L East Meadow 22-38 L Berner 18-28 W Plainview 39-24 W MacArthur 38-25 L Seaford 38-45 L Island Trees 19-34 L Roslyn 24-26 W Westbury 38-10 L Clarke 26-30 W Division 45-15 L V.S. North 22-34 3rd Place Joe Nelson Stace Balitsos Tom Zappalla County s (Championship) 4th Place Steve Slovak Nick Broccoli The Bowling team ended up in fourth place in an eight team league and qualified for the Nassau County roll-offs (playoffs) which is limited to the top twenty in the county. Levittown Memorial is very proud of the fact that Joe Pru dente ended the season with the fourth highest average (182) in Nassau County and was selected on the Nassau County Bowling All-Star team that will compete against the other counties in N.Y. State in Plattsburg, N.Y. the weekend of March 10th. The four others members of the Varsity team who enjoyed a good year were: Bill Ruetter (162), Tom Frevtag (162), Bob Tatem (164), and Ken Reid (151). Bowling Joe Prudente, Bill Reutter, Mark Johnston, Boh Tatem, Tom Frevtag Mr. Jordan — Coach This Page Sponsored by J. J. Smith 6- Son Surgical Inc. Girls Varsity Basketball Lucille Grasso, Sue Eden. Lisa Federico, Caroline Stitch, Barbara Shriver, Patty Dodenhoff, Hulun Harris, Sally Jones, Melissa McCool, Patti Bell, Patty McKeon, Jessica Berger Coach — David Hanna 145 Varsity Volleyball Liz Ferguson, Lisa Federico, Melissa McColl, Carol Jones, Diane Czachor, Beth Huberman, Sue Eden, Anna Penny, Patty McKeon 146 J.V. Volleyball Jessica Berger, Fat Flannigan, Lisa Melnick, Lucille Grasso, Barbara Schriver, Anita Frank, Patty Bell, Eileen Matthews 147 Varsity Cheerleading Debbie DiCiacomo, Nancy Ledesky, Mariann McAndrew, Marianne Healy, Kathv McPartlin, Carol Sherman, Sue Larrick, Chris McKinney, Mary Carucci 148 J.V. Cheerleading Hoscann Picone, Sue Tatem, Suzanne Bracco, Susan Cuff. Allison Boyd. Eileen Jones. Jean Walsh. Sharon Cuff. Lynn Georgoudes, Elaine Hudak. Nancy Stuven. Aleta Rizzo, Janice Stuven. Missing: Mariann McAndrew 149 Jean l awlor — Pantherettes. Linda Wilkinson, Patty Cassidy. Chris Bachcty, Elaine Hudak, Tara Kimmel — Pantherette, Chris Gaeta. Kathy Czachor, Diane DiGiacomo Twirlers Varsity Baseball Russo, Joe Prudente, Mr. Doug Robins - Coach, Bill Shannon, Kevin McCarthy, Paul Scotto, John Cuccia, Frank Scalia 1.50 Lacrosse Kurt Kellmers, Eric Thompson, Ray Saint, Scott Graham. Tom Zappalla. Jim Murphy, Chris Tuttle, Darren Lane. Rich Goodwin, Ron Paone, Mike Bivona. Staee Balitsos, Sean Smith. Keith Andersen, Larry Quinn, Bill Vanloo, Nick Broccoli. Mike Gilmartin, Mike Vecchione. Robert Beccaris 151 Softball Patty Dodenhoff, Nancy Ledesky, Julie Berger, Lisa Federico, Lisa Melnick, Robin Garcia, Sue Eden, Lucille Grasso, Rose Dodenhoff, Maureen Olive. Mary Hatred. Melissa McCool, Mr. David Hanna — Coach 152 Tennis 153 It has been a tough year for all of us on the yearbook staff. We have had many setbacks and obstacles to overcome, but it has l een well worth the effort. We began in November with a large staff, many of whom lost interest. However, we managed quite well with the small staff that remained. We would like to thank Mr. Zacker, our advisor, whose humor helped us to laugh off our numerous problems. We would like to thank our entire staff, especially Margaret Tumbarello, our undercover editor-in-chief. We want to wish the graduating class of 1979 the best in life, and much happiness in the future. Thanks again for making it all worthwhile. Margaret Nussey — Literary Editor Cecile Chenevey — Editor-in-Chief Echoes Alan Zacker — Advisor 156 Layout: Donna Scotto, Robin Garcia, Margaret Tumbarello — editor, Cathy Shine Julie Berger — Activities Editor, Margaret Nussey — Liter- Diane Frey, Hillary Strizver — Business Editors ary Editor Photographers: Mike Toto. Sally Jones, Tom Rinck, Greg Balitsos, Donna Scotto — Editor, Julie Berger 157 Spanish Club Bonnie Wittekind, Margaret Tumbarello, l eslie Sellas. Dennis Briggi, Paula Gorman, Barbara Cehlich, Kathy Barret. Joe O'Gallagher, Paul Hammer, Gary Foster, Holly Stevens. Carol Harris. Patty McKeon. Donna Crispell. Beth Wilson. Tana Arsanian, Lisa Liss, Maribele Orantes. Lisa Landi, Mark Johnston. Tom Zappalla, Patty Bell. Sr. Capo — Advisor This years Spanish Club has been very suc- cessful, with an all-time high membership of more than 50. Together we enjoyed both cul- tural and social activities. For Christmas we held a Spanish fiesta, having each member bring a different Spanish delicacy: arroz con polio, paella, chili con carne and much more. The club met every Tuesday to work on our Spanish magazine, which was a huge success. Each meeting was opened with the tasting of a different, homemade Spanish appetizer. To wrap up our year, we held a dinner dance at “Los Porches” (the best Spanish cuisine on Long Island.) As a farewell to Spanish Club seniors, it’s customary to spend the day after graduation visiting the points of interest per- taining to Spanish culture in New York City. Donna Crispell — President, Carol Harris — Vice-President, Dennis Briggs — Treasurer. (Missing George Gebbie and Joseph O’Gallagher) 158 Spotlight Hugh Fradkin, Dennis Briggs, Katie Murray, Mark Johnston, David Tonn, Mike Fazio, Linda Scherer, Carol Harris, Kathy Barrett. Chris Jonza, Ken Jensen, Rich Roland. Bill Mader. Rich Dolan, Joe O’Gallagher Margaret Tumbarello, Janet Macdowell, Lisa Liss, Tana Arsanian, Eileen Macquire, Lisa Landi. Donna Scotto, Desiree Norris, Pete Seigleman. Janet Smith, Karen Heaphy. Michele Rorech, Cecile Chcnevey. Nora Velez, Dolores Mitchell Roltert M sone — Advisor Spotlight's new look was no accident; it was strictly the result of hard work. Students who recognized that the school paper is their voice, put in many extra hours to produce a newspaper everyone could lie proud of. Many staff members gained experience in both writing and produc- tion, handling several jobs for one issue. It is the wish of the staff and editors that more students will become involved. We realize that the newspaper will only l e as interesting and excellent as involved students make it. We want to expand our staff and scope. Spotlights survival as well as every other activity depends on Memorial's students. We have faith that our new beginning will lead to a bigger, better Spotlight in the future. 159 Student Organization The S.O. this year is being reorga- nized to better represent and respond to the needs of the Levittown Me- morial student body. To this end an emphasis is being placed on homeroom representation and student total organi- zation. A gradual return to the concept of a student government rather than of a “Let’s hold a Dance function, is what the advisor invisions for this valuable institution in our school. This years officers are: S.O. President — Donna Scotto Senior Vice-President — Billy Shannon Junior Vice-President — Carol Castillo Sophomore Vice-President — Kathy Czachor Secretary — Mary Pat Tuttle Treasurer — Grace Brower David Hanna — Advisor 160 National Honor Society William Shannon — Treasurer, David Tonn — Vice-President, Richard Dillman — President, Aleta Rizzo — Secretary, Mr. Thomas Rowan — Advisor Kathy Anderson Tom Astore Gregory Balitsos Kathleen Barrett Marge Barrett Patricia Bell Jessica Berger Julie Berger Brian Bolen Nicholas Broccoli Cecile Chenevey Tammy Crawford Donna Crispell Gary Distilli Frank Draghi .Amy Erb Karen Eschmann Gary Forster Ronald Forster Hugh Fradkin Kenneth Fradkin Steven Fredericks Mary Gehlich Lynn Georgoudes Carlos Gonzalez Paul Gorman Richard Grossman Paul Hammer Tracy Hall Robin Harris Karen Heaphy Elaine Hudak Mary Ellen Huggard David Hunt Ken Jensen Mark Johnston Sally Jones Debra Klein Karen Klein Raymond Kleppan Theresa Lynch John Vlatteer Mariann McAndrew Daniel McGuire Patti McKeon Dolores Mitchell James Murphy Katie Murray Karen Noonan Desiree Norris Margaret Nussey Joseph O’Gallagher Joseph Oslinker Aleta Rizzo Cathy Samluk Karen Schaefer Christine Schill Robert Schreib Joseph Schuler Donna Scotto William Shannon Jacquelyn Spitz Janice Stuven David Tonn Margaret Tumberello Michael Tumbarello Craig Wasielewski Howard Weintraub Carol Willis Beth Wilson Bonnie W'ittekind The Senior National Honor Society this year was involved in many service activities. Some of the members were in- volved in tutoring and others did clerical work for the Office of Student Affairs. The Honor Society is planning to take a few trips in the spring, and also plans to rim an awards dinner at the end of the school year. 161 Mixed Chorus Top row: Tim Ryan. David Tonn. Gary Forster, Steve Fredericks. Joe Avala, Lisa Kraye. Chris Schill, Janet Smith. Tina Klink. Third row: Margaret Tumbarello. Robin Harris. Donna Crispell. Margaret Nussev. Jim McHale. Mike Martin. Frank Eschmann, Linda Scherer, Julie Berger. Sue Carlonc. Patti Berry. Second row: Cecile Chenevev. Kathy O'Brien. Lori Smith, Kris Pritchard. Bill Baker. Bill Shannon. Paul Hammer. Wayne Hirt, Tammy Struhs, Chris Roach. Margaret Loizidls, Sue Daniels. First row: Kris Manton, Leslie Cuesta, Nancy Commisso. Renee ambito, Joe Herrera. Tom Will. Jack Schiereck, Lisa Protoghese. Jean Walsh. Cheryl Nimal, Dorreen Soto Madrigals This is one of the finest Madrigals singers groups L.M.H.S. has had in years. The Madrigals have performed not only at school concerts, but at community functions as well. The talented mem- bers really enjoy singing, and they show it through their performances. David Tonn. Gary Forter, Joe Avala, Steve Fredericks. Bill Shannon. Paul Hammer, Jack Schiereck, Wayne Hirt. Margaret Nussey, Cccile Chenevev. Robin Harris. Donna Crispell, Sue Carlone, Sue Daniels, Chris Schill, Tina Klink 162 Sweet Adelines Although relatively new to L.M.H.S. Sweet Adelines have Irecome very popular and are a colorful addition to our performing choral groups. Bass: Margaret Nussev, Baritone: Donna Crispell, Lead: Christine Schill, Tenor: Christine Roach. Barbershop) Quartet This is the fourth year we've had a Barlxirshop Quartet, and they've become very popular with everyone. Together with the Sweet Adelines, they have performed at several community functions as well as our school concerts. Bass: David Tonn, Baritone: Steven Fredericks, Lead: Joey Ayala, Tenor: William Shannon. 163 Orchestra 1st Violins String Bass Clarinet Katie Murray — Concert Mistress James McHale — principal Bonnie Wittekind Robin Harris — Ass't Concert Mistress James Hudak Carol Harris — Ass't Concert Mistress (Alternate) Timothy Ryan Tenor Saxophone Debbie Galiardi Gerald Yagy Lynn Georgoudes Alto Saxophones Janice Stack Robert Teinme — principal Tympani Kathy Worthington Michael Tonn Mark Johnston 2nd Violins French Horn Guitar Evelyn Scotti — principal David Tonn Chris Jonza Julie Berger Robert Berk — Director Petrina Ciaravino Percussion Patti Rugen Mark Johnston — principal Flutes Linda Brennen Ted Bial Margaret Tumbarello — principal Michael Magni William Callen Debbie Manzo Allan Krummenacker Joseph O’Gallagher Margaret Loizidis Cellos Liz Reyes Trumpets Patti Bell — principal Joy McDonald Joseph Telesca — principal Kathy Barrett Kelly Ann O'Connell Michael Martin Robert Ludwiczak Paul Hammer Violas Michael Tumbarello — principal Piano Lisa Granantelli Yesim Okcugil 164 Band Flutes Margaret Tumbarello — principal Debbie Manzo Clarinets Bonnie VV'ittekind — principal Beth Wilson Peter Moeller Robin Garcia Andrea Garcia Lisa Granatelli Margaret Loizidis Robert Bootsma Greg Balitsos Saxophones William Temme — principal Michael Tonn Gerald Yagy French Homs Carol Castillo — principal David Tonn Baritones Joseph Prudente — principal Richard O’Neill Trumpets Joseph Telesca — principal George Mosher George Barton Paul Hammer Gerald Goldberg Thomas Zappalla Michael Toto Robert Schreib Richard Piccione Michael Martin Trombones Hugh Fradkin — principal Ken Fradkin Bass Clarinet Ron Cohen — principal Percussion Mark Johnston — principal Ted Bial William Callen Joe O’Gallagher Thomas Herrmann — Director 165 Mathletes Larry Grossgold — Advisor Mr. Grossgold — Advisor, Donna Crisped, Richard Dillmann. Margaret Niissev, Gary Forster, Cccile Chenevev The Mathletes are students who compete with other schools to test their knowledge of mathematics. The leading scorers were Ce- cile Chenevev, and Richard Dillmann. The other members are Donna Crispell, Gary Forster, Karen Heaphy, Margaret Nussey, Boh Schreib, and David Tonn. Stage Band Saxes Trombones Bob Ten) me Hugh Fradkin Mike Tonn Ken Fradkin Cerry Yagy Ronald Cohen Piano Lisa Granatelli Trumpets George Mosher Bass Joe Telesea Joe Herrera George Barton Robert Schreib Drums Mike Martin Mark Johnston Paul Hammer Richard Barton Director Thomas J. Herrmann 167 Business Judy Gilbert Herff Jones Yearbook Publisher Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 TELEPHONE SCARSDALE .3-1498 SCARSDALE 3-1827 DAY and NIGHT SERVICE Nick's Electrical Service, Inc. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR N. CAMILLONE LICENSED ELECTRICIAN 774 POST ROAD SCARSDALE, N. Y. 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Store 185 Good Luck in the Future Boosters Donna, Don’t worry about anything, lxit in all yoiir prayers ask God for what yon need, always asking with a thankful heart. And Cod's peace which is far beyond human understanding, will keep your heart and mind safe, in Christ jesus,” Phil 4:6,7 Uve Mom and Dad. Margeaux, Cecile, Desi. Karen. Carol. Debbie, Billy, Steve. David. Paul. Cary, Chris — Cood Luck and Cod Bless you all. D.C. Cece, How is a junkie like a setting sun? 1 still don’t get it! LaRue Hey Remember Butterball. Choke. Boom, and good old K.R.! Hey Hillary. When arc we going to make tacos again. Renee Tritia, Remember that cigarette with Doug in Torinos. Renee C. Rememl)cr the orgy at Kev’s! R. To the Better Half of C.C. LaRue: May happiness always be your co- pilot in life — From the Even Better Half of C.C. — LaRue. Cath. I got Shotgun! Drew, Thanks for the SmithviUe! Renee Cath. If 1 start to write seriously or start with the remember whens I’ll end up writing a novel. So would you settle for a few ljoosters? (besides I’d proltablv go broke) Anyway I’ll write all over your lxM k. Renee Sal and Beth — We must keep the fly alive! It happens all the time — this crazy love of mine. Frisl ee fever — Sally I’m never cleaning up your spilLs again — ’’let me go get the vacuum again and again.” Beth — when you bowl, make sure you don't fall on vour face. Love, j.B. LaRue — It’s l een a hell of a time growing up with you. Ixx k exit for the man in the car. Let's go out and get some nasharee-oy vav! Cot any oreos or inilanos? l.ove. J.B. Cathy — I can’t Iwlicve we made our road test appointments. To bad the line was not longer though. Cood Luck. Hillary To the D.K.’s. You all know who you are. Never forget all the times we spent together, the good ones and bad. I'll miss these times so much with everyone going their own wavs now. But even if we aren’t together, we always will lx? in memory. I love you all in my own special way. Roseaune Ixmie, Cec, Janet, Di, Don, Hit. Cathy and Sally. Meet you at the phone Ixxith at Eisenhower to sing Happiness. Hanging out during the strike was great — but I still hate soap operas — Don’t forget my Happy Pot or Nelson's singing. I still can’t roll. Ixive you all — J.B. To Janice — Coot! Luck in all that you do. Love your sister. Nancy To the Class of '79. 1 may not lx; graduating with you, but I’m still one of vixi at heart. Scott (Big b 1 Sean. HAAARRRTTT . . . Wait, give me a rock. Scott Well roll that around your mouth. To I'glv. there’s nolxxly in here but us little armadillos. Scott “Not I,’’ said the king. Renee, Cathv. Diane. Donna, Hillary. Janet. Julie. Sally. Nora. Margaret: 1 love you all too much for Ixxisters. Cecile Cece, Twimpy, Freddie. DC, Felix, Hosef, Weebie, Smiley; and Super- Student: Cood luck. 1 love you. Damn straight. Margeaux. Cood luck and love to all of you, even the ones we hate. Diane — Boo. Hiss, shorthand, but with all our gossip it went by quick. Cathy Congratulations and Cood Luck to the Class of 1979. Mr. Mrs. Donald A. Briggs Class of ’79: We showed them we could do it even with a two month strike. D.A.B. Cood Luck to Frank T.: I know that you will lx? needing it! (I’m not signing this one). Brother Foster: Thanks for all those years of making social studies fun. D.A. B. Renee, Reinemlxr the times we sat on the sidelines during softball, the WHOLE season. Love va, Cathy Muns; you still owe me $2.00. C.S. To I .aura: 1 promise not to put your ash tray on fire any more. Rememlx?r at work parking the bomb in the Ixxm-docks!! Keep in touch. Love ya, Pam To our “Blithe Spirit , who marches to a different drummer. Slav the sunshine of her smile brighten the world as it has brightened our lives. Donna Diane. I had a great time at Rum Bottoms — Do my eyes look green — we have to go out more often. Love ya, Cathy Wild Horses, pretzels and Ricky. We loved ya Balx . To Hueys Bar and Crill: Thanks for all the good times we had. Cags, Do you want to go shopping!! Cathy Diane. Remember A.M.A.B. Cathy To L.B., L.C., D.M., P.S.. A.B.. Friends are those who keep in touch ... P.B. Cec, Jul, Renee. Nora. Sally — Rememtor the corner in 10th grade — Frisbee reel), devil dogs. Love. Cathv To Peg: Remember Rum Bottoms lx?hind that Grand Torino, in the rain. How alxnit the puddle under the table while eating pizza. Can’t forget. Pam Best Wishes to our granddaughter. Janice. Ix ve, always. Grandma Grandpa Stuven To Janice — We wish you the lx?st of everything — Love. Mom and Dad The Reel� Years 75. 76, 77 Enjoyed bv many 12 13 60 — It’s been five 12 13's and it’s been really good. I hope there are many more and always remember our high school birthdays — 12 13 61 The Phantom Fans. “Big B . Bo. Bo. Marty. Vats. Sweet Lou. Nappy, Mikey, Debbs, Wally, Augie and Huey. Julie Renee — Remember standing in front of the deli waiting for someone to get us reeb, and of all people to pick we picked a guy that gave as a lecture for five minutes. C.S. To Jackev, Remember that little get together you had. Sorry about Don! Really had a great time, but that doesn’t mean that there aren't more to come. Thanks for tieing a great friend Chris To the Reebmen, Beers, boop and sex forever. There are sometimes little wars and there are many times of excellence. But 1 hope the miles don’t keep us apart. If your nose goes on strike — Please don’t picket !! Pete Burnside To Donna. May Cod grant you every wish you want and may you finally answer the question: “Do chickens have lips?” Guess Who! EVANS CLOTHING MID ISLAND AUTO PARTS JO-JO’S RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Vitams Vitamins 58 Gardiners Ave. Levittown Levitt own Auto Radiators Cood Luck” Peter Didvk Nancy, If 1 had to throw up on anybody. I'm glad that it was you. Luv ya. Dawn Cathy. Rememlier Mark, rememl er Rav, rememlx?r Tim. remember Sal, but most of all remember one of your pals. Luv ya, Dawm Linda Rcmcmlx?r lx?fore you 186 meet the handsome prince you have to kiss' a lot of toads — as we should know. HAHA. Luv ya. Dawn To Dawn — Thanks for all you and vour family have done. You’re all very special to me. Hope you have a happy and healthy life. Love Sue Best of Luck “79 — Fred M. Seiber Congratulations from the Dinlxdman Family Good luck in College and in your future years. The Durland Family Good Luck in all your future endeavors. The Arsanian Family Enjoy! Enjoy! The Worthington Family Good Luck in College The Hudolph Family Hoses are red. violets are blue. Rhonda C. Mom and I both love you. Good luck in college and the years to come. The Vargas Family Whatever your ventures are. may you always lie successful. The I a Faces’’ Always push ahead even though discouraged, learn through | ast mistakes. Love. Janice I wish for you all the luck and happiness in the future. Love your father Much luck in College and in everything you do. Ixwe. Uncle Louie Mr. 6c Mrs. Robert Wiebolt Grandma and Papa Matramga — To the sweetest and prettiest granddaughter anyone would want. Good Luck Class of '79 May we all have success in whatever we do — will miss all of you. Robin To my FB — I hope your future is as bright and sunny as your smile Congratulations to my former students and to all the Class of ’79. John P. Carney Congratulations Graduates — Anne Epstein, Jr. High Guidance Best of Luck to Class of ’79 Rosemary Keese Good Luck to you all Gerry Levy Good luck class of ’79 from the Dixon’s class of ’67-’69-’72. B. Dixon Dawn, you will always have a special place in my heart. 1 wish you love and happiness in everything you do. Love, Mom lieloved Elf (Pam). You're a great friend and I will never forget all the good times we’ve had; rememl er my eves are crying, parking in Oshkosk, “We sell tires and live in N.J.,” The burning ash tray, “so funny I just had to !)arf! Love always your friend. Laura Laura “Miss Piggy” Its been great knowing you! Don't ever forget the great times we had and the trouble we caused. I'll miss ya Love, Donna Frozzie ... Good Luck Donna Love Mom, Dad. Kim. and Charlie. Dmna — The last of the hot babes, finally made it!! Congratulations and good luck!! Maureen Congratulations Margie and Class of ’79. Happiness and Success always. Mom and Dad. Best of luck to class of '79. Tom Herrmann. The best of luck to the class of '79 and especially to Margie — May you always find happiness in your future years — Anthony Margie — Rememl er GREASE is the word! Dave GREASE RELIEF!!!! Best wishes. Kathv l ove, Big “J” and really big L Bethpage basketball — is — St 1 “Bethpage Eagles are the Greatest. To Kathv A. Best of luck. Love, the Risingers To Kathv Anderson — The mast charming one in the whole family. Good luck. Uncle Ted Best Wishes — Frank J. LoTniglio Jackey, Rememl)er Rum Bottoms with Janet. A tootsie roll please. Have fun at Iona. Don’t take Karate. I'll lie up to visit you. Take care of yourself. Remember the good times. There were lots of them. Love, Chris To Gretchen: I'll never forget the times at vour house. Bread. Rumors, and cheese and crackers. Love Ya Theresa To the main girls: I’ll never forget the good times we all had together. Love you all. Theresa T. To Chris: I’ll never forget all the good times we had together. Chris, You’re the best. Love va T To Linda: Remember the diets we used to go on. you used to cheat, and I gained the weight. Love, Theresa T. Linda, Mariann. Tracey. Nancy, Chris. Chris. Theresa. Theresa, Gretchen, Karen — Always rememlier our great times at L.M.H.S. Maureen Janet. Love and Best Wishes “The Family From one nug to another, best wishes love the unknown Nug. Mommy loves me letter. Janet. Diane. Dmna. Renee. Cecile. Jules. Cathy. Sally and Nora - I want to thank all of you for making my senior year my l est sear. Let’s keep in touch. Love always, Hillary. Margaret Nussey - Thank vou for keeping me sane in Ms. Hrach’s class. Love Millars P.S. I would’t have done it without your sense of humor. Donna. Good Luck to you, Ix ve Jessica Dmna: We had a lot of fun times together. Remember Sunocs and Becman Beach. Do I remember! Ix)ve Carol Dmna. Best wishes and good luck in the future. I ove, Liz To Dmna, Good Luck. I ove, Kim Donna — It’s lieen definately an experience ! eing related to you. Good luck in everything you do, and I’ll see you around. Diane Liliana — you are all our dreams. Love. Mom and Dad. Good Luck Class of '79. Renee — D) I really live on Blossom I.ane? I’ll always see ya around and keep growing those studs. Di Frey To the smiley girl with the relaxed hair. Good luck. May the class of '79 lie successful in the future and enjoy the years to come for they will he your last! Mark I. You have l)eautiful eyes! I really was staring at you in the cafeteria! Theresa: Lonely days, lonely nights, where should I lie without my woman? Gretchen. To the leader of Peru: Let the dog out. Make the tea, get the Backgammon. Ix?t the dog in. Sit down, Gretchen. Teeg, Moe and C.B. “the great white hunters. from the other one. Gretchen. Good luck to all my friends at the main, and I'll never forget wisdom lane and the friends I’ve made there too. Thanks for all the good times, and I’ll always treasure the memories. These are the good ol’ days. Mckin. Good Luck Karen. Love Kathy. Tommy, Remenilwr our childhood playing ring-o-leavio, tmth or dare and bicycle tag. weren't they great? To bad we all have to grow up. I eing a kid is so much fun. Donna. Sueby. We were such go xl friends in Wisdom, what happened when we got to memorial??? Di, Remember our old wisdom days together, they wrere so much fun. Remember getting_____and talking up a storm. Those times with you I'll cherish and I hope we will have many more in years to come. Your friend always. Donna. 187 Love to all — Mary, Theresa, Francis Anne — Cookie M. Cath — oh. Gatland's class was a real rip. huh? Can’t wait to party all summer!! Take care. Love D.F. Tom — Shall I say — thank god for the O.S.A.? I’m glad that we became good friends and 1 hope we can be good friends for a long time. Take Care, Diane Don — We’ve been through a lot — 1 hope we Ixith can go through with our plans — I’ apartement dons lc cite? Love always, Di. Hill — If I WTote a booster for evervtime we laughed — I’d need 8 yearbooks to write them in ... I hope that we can still have more great times together. Love, your BFA Di - Hoo — Remember ann those Saturdays, shopping for 8 hours — All we did was eat. Pwatt Cece — What can I say — I know we won't be with you next year — Iwt I'll come visit you. I promise! l ove, Di — Happy future everyone - Zig To Maureen: Your one of the best I’ll never forget you and neither will my pajamas Love Theresa Donna, I’ll love you always, Steve. To Marian - We did some crazy things, going swimming ami making fools out of ourselves, w-hoo, whoo.” Love Theresa Ste. Our high school years together were great and hopefully our great days will go on forever. Love you always, Scotts To - MJ, TC. LD. CS, CP. TC, TT, KO. NT - Thanks for all the great times! Love, MM Hill - “You play it like this, you idiot,” I think you and I are great. I love you hal e, and hope we’ll be together forever. “Wit forever! Drew Diane — remember the time we sat on your dads car and sang The moon shines bright the stars give light, alittle bit for each day, and Mrs. Skillman came out and asked up to be quiet while they eat dinner. We were crazy. Love your BFA Hill — Hill — Did you learn the notes on the fretboard yet??? Drew Theresa and Gretchen, Moe, Tracey, Linda, Mare. Karen, Theresa. Chris, Nancy, you are all my best friends, and thanks for being there always. Love Chris P. To all the main girls and guys. Thanks for all the good times we’ve had together! C.P. Tony, you have that part of me that no one else could ever reach! Chris Best wishes to the class of ’79 — Richard J. Hawkey. Nothing is ever always — All the best to ’79. .Arnold I apiner Best wishes and good luck to the class of ’79. A.J. Schoefield. Hillary and Drew 4-10-78 Good luck to you “I — hope your plans all work out for you — I know you’d make a great nurse. Colleen Good luck to Robbie and Irene. Hope you get to gether one of these days. Margaret. I woke up this morning waiting for brefist when Eido Rado knocked on the door and basted me for having Easy Riders.” He took me to Valley Streams and was making fun of me. (You’re great person a pissa too. Love Ya Irene) Best of Luck to the class of '79. Corinne Jannie Erin Lemieux Class of 92. .Arty — I’ll always remember all the good times we had together and how special you are. Please don’t forget I’ll always love you and Barney just the way you are. Love P. Linda — Pack your bags, we are going to pounce this w'eekend. Love Maureen. Chris — It’s twenty to twelve, sixth period lunch. Love Maureen. Remember w hen we used to meet on the comer? Tracey — Right now 1 don’t know if we’ll I together next year at college, but by the time this is printed I’ll know. Love, Maureen. Tracy and Unda - one weekend we’ll have to go to Gretchen’s liathroom at college and destroy! Love Maureen. To Chris Mckin, Tracey, ami Linda! Five golden rangs! Love Gretchen Good Luck to the class of 79. Margie - The past three years have been great. Thanks for l eing my friend. Patty Margie — How are the twins doing? 1 hope I see them at graduation. Say hi to Gavin for me. Patty Shopping What can I say — the past years have been great. The Navy's getting the best. Love Madrigals Yes sir — Rememlier all I’ve said. I mean it all. I’ll never forget the times we shared and the fun we had. Thanks for lieing there. Keep smiling. Love Woman Best Wishes to the class of ’79. Ingrid Wiener Mafia Margie. Congratulations! The other half of the Italian duo is graduating! You're a great friend and I wish you the l est of luck in everything. — Anne-Marie. P.S. Hi Mr. Ryan, Mr. Masone, Mr. Dahill, and Doc. O’sh. ;Exito en la vida! Thank God for Friday night l)ow'ling leagues. Maybe I’ll get a 300!! Music Rots — Harold East To the Echoes staff — We have faced many obstacles — the strike, no keys to our room missing photos, bad layouts. Zack as our advisor and especially me as a layout editor, lxit we’ve done it in spite of all — made the best echoes ever!!! Happiness to all. Love, Margie Nnnnn Davey, I bet you don’t even Know “A Mighty Fortress. To my most favorite MOOSE — Donna To all the wisdom Laners, I love you all. It was the best years, of our lives. MC To Eleni and B x -Boo — Good luck forever, don’t think to hard you might get a headache. Love, MC Thanks for everything. To the cosmo girls: Remember the meatball We had lots of fun, with .Vlaggi and Roachie and don’t forget Kurt. MC Lilana, look at the w-irdie. the birdie it’s red. the birdie is red. Chicken bones. Mel’s fall Pete’s notes. Here they come. Liliana Eleni-Pasqueny. What does it mean morece? Holly, Remember 10th grade Bio, Mr. Hanna snagging us cut and making us wash desks, and Holly and Helen go to the zoo? They were good times, please remember them. Cosmo girls — Remember all those night classes with Roachie and Kurt? They were not that bad we even had fun sometimes. HV Louie, the most important Day in my life was Oct. 14, 1978. The day you stepped into my life. I love you babe To all those w'ho knew me — It was my pleasure and great experience to spend the last 13 years of my life getting to know ya. Have a good live. Tessa Billy, .Anna Bond, Rosy, Robin. Anita, Margaret, Moe, Donna, Peter and Sally — Hrach’s class w-as a panic! We’ll have to do it again sometime. Only if we calm dow'n a bit. Julie your crazy classmate. Memories of the past .. . .Anticipation of the future ... A lieginning. Knowledge, Understanding — Maturity. Dear Cathy, Our friendship will last forever, no matter how far apart we may lie. Dear Nancy, our past has ended forever, and our future has just begun. .Ann — Friends forever. Lori — N — Bob November 16. 1975. 188 Dearest Lori, There's not enough room for me to write what I want, but let me say this to you, I loved you on Nov. 16, 1975 and I'll love you till the day I die. May God bless us for the rest of our lives. With everlasting love. Bob. Dolores. Excuse me miss, would you like to buy a flower? Heccee good luck! Love ya, Laura. Congratulations, Dennis, on vour Graduation Day. We are very proud of you. Aunt Barl ara, Scott, and Uncle Gene. To My Pam — I hope you rememl er me the same way as I will always remember you. Love, Mitch To the Babbit! Did you hug your bunny today? Oh veah ... I forget to tell you the strawberry soap in Pegs liathroom wasn’t meant to eat!!!!! Love the Hamster. Ski Trip '79; Cheeseburger, Cheeseburger; pepsi, pepsi. G retch en Theresa: Cheese, crackers, peanuts; peanutlnitter, coconut, raisins and Marcus Welby. What can I say? Gretchen. Tracey: To the winter of '78 it was pretty good wasn’t it? Gretchen. To the main people: thanks for all the good times, and good luck in everything you do: I ove Gretchen. To the S.O.: You’re the l est band since the beatles! Mckin: Everybody twist! And I was pulling the bills out of the washing machine! Gretchen. To the members of the P.P.C. — Get High! From vour loyal President. Gretchen. Maureen: You can sleep in my bathroom anytime. Gretchen I’m so glad we had this time together ... ! H.V. Maria, I’ll always cherish the special moments we shared in school — Helen. Pincurls and fingerwaves are dirty words to the girls in Cosmo! Lil, Remem! er those magazines in psych, and the papers we had to do? Marco — any problems here? no sir we re just looking for Sw ing Lane. Rosey ami Del bra. I'll never forget the time in the luthroom. with Mrs. Daly Boy were we F____ing lucky. Julie and Bethie — Rememl)er our pet fly? I wonder if he’s still on the wall, or maybe in a puddle. Who knows by now. Thank You a happy hi-laughing day. Love, Sally. Cecile, Words can’t be written to express my feelings towards you. I'll never forget my childhood with you. Thank you for being my friend. I love you. Sally Don, Jul, Jan, Cec, Di, Mil. Renee, and Cathv — Happiness nins in a circular motion life is like a little lx at upon the sea. Everyone is a part of everything. Anyway, you can have it all if you let yourself lie. Remember this song always, I know you will, Sally Good Luck Karen L.G. you ••••• giver why don’t you touch up your roots. You loved your cross country voyage. To the S.V.G. many more good times ahead. JS+KB, KL + JC, M + G, V+ M. 7-11 will bum in hell. Glen. You give me a whole lotta love. Happy 1 year. Maureen P.S. the Brooklyn boy will welcome vou. Good Luck Class of ’79 Ray Flynn To Cathy D. 1 wish the best for you in the future not only liecause you are my sister Imt liecause you are my FRIEND! Love Ellen To Cathy D. Good Luck and happiness alw ays Grandma To Cathy D. Good Luck and happiness as you go out into the world of business. Love Mom and Dad To Cathy D. May all your dreams of the future come true. Susan Janice — Remember all the laughs. the good times and even the bad. It was all part of growing up. Thanks for being my friend. Let’s keep in touch. Love Ellen Dear Roni — All my best wishes for today, tomorrow and always. Mom Irene — You are a great person and a great friend. I hope that your future years of nursing will continue to fill your life with much love and happiness. P.S. ‘N.C.M.C. will never be the same without us!. Cas, Gabes and Irene, Let’s do it up liefore gym! Definitely! You are all great friends. Love you all. Ellen Roni. May cute and weird stay together forever. I ve ami friendship always, Cheryl Roni, We finally made it. Good luck in everything you do. Love and friendship always, Cheryl Miss Cheryl Nimal — Stay as sweet and liveable as you are today. Love Phyllis To Miss Cheryl Nimal. Candy is dandy, Imt liquor is quicker. Best Wishes, Roni’s other mother .Ann — Remember the times we went to McDonald’s and Dominico s and got so fat that we had to go on a diet. Remember me always. Love Nancy Good Luck Class of '79 Frank and Arleen Eschinann To a Great Grand Niece. Uncle Eddie To my sister. Who 1 would give the shirt off my back to — Health and Happiness Always to Nancy and the class of '79. Love your sister, Jeannie Congratulations Diane, you didn’t really deserve it Uit you did it anyway - Frank Good Luck to Big B”. “Gumby”, “Semi”. “Sweet Loo , Elvis”, and T TS . From Zap” Cheryl Nimal. Live. Love. I tugh but l)e careful when and who you love. Good Luck, Linda Cathy — We had a lot of good times together. I wish I could remember them. (Only kidding). Love always, Nancy Dawn iW'oodsie) Remember the time you threw up in the MEN’s bathroom? If you don’t I’m sure the guys do. Love always. Nancy Thanks for feeding, playing, petting, cleaning, and letting me out. Love, Dusty (Nancy’s Doggie) To Nancy, My youngest sister. May all of your life be filled with happiness and love . . . You good for nothing creep. Best of Luck Class erf ’79 Joan and Steve Balogh Dear Peehead. Good luck in the future, and happiness. Love ya, Noone To Pegaluch, The inodagueh-stop choking! Your milk is ninning out of your nose is dripping down your arm!! Ya thought the hamster forgot huh! To the Class of 79, I have enough candy canes for two years, and no more cake mixes, were those ski trip hours really necessary. To Anthony — Now that you graduated do I still have to feed you. MOM S. Good Luck Donna, from a fellow employee. Hope you never have to cook again! From Yolanda Donna — I remember you when — Best of luck — Pam Dobrowal Good luck to the Graduating class of 1979. Mr. Mrs. John Cuccia To Cathy — Did you ever find that $6.(XX).(M) in vour accounting class. Mom Donna. Best of Luck to you. Love. Nancy R. Donna. Another exciting night in Dowtown Suburban Levitt own. Good Luck! Evelyn To Hotshot, I care. Sandra Dee To John. Wishing you the best of everything. Love MOM 6c DAD Donna, Good Luck with everything. Sylvia 189 To Cathy — Congratulations to the liest daughter I have. Mom May all your dreams in the future come true . . . To C.T. — 1 love you a lot though not in a way that could work. I will rememl)cr you forever for our “sunny” days. To Cathy — Is it tme that Tony has to lift you up to the nigjit deposit box. Mom To Donna. Good Luck in the future and it was good working with you. Ken Reid Best wishes to the pest, from the goon. To Cathy — Blue card not- withstanding. you're still not driving my Buick. Dad Hev Doug, Hot Child in the City. Mike Liz. My senior year would have liecn nothing without you. Love Tommy Congratulations to the graduates from Fish 6c Chips and thanks. Tommy R. Sally, Do you want to go crazy!!! Cathy Congratulations Janice. Kathy. Aleta, Marianne. Kim and Janet — The St uvens Dennis: Best of everything Always — Love. Amy 6c Al R.C. — So what if we don’t go away to college we will still have a good time — C.S. jadios! Clase de mil noveciento o sietente nueve por senor Briggs — El tcsorcro de circulo de Espanol. Y-A-N-K-E-E-S: � 1 in the hearts of New Yorkers: sorrv Mets. DAB. Dennis — Our love, respect and admiration always. M J Pecora T.G. To all the good times! C.S. To (Xthy. Renee. Julie. Cecile. to l ad our friendship didn't start a long time ago. I enjoyed the past 3 years with von guys. Ixjve, Hillary Class of 1979: What can be said in a few lines alxnit an entire lifetime. D.A.B. (Let. Ed.) To Janice, Good Luck in all that you do. Love vour sister. Nancy David — Chomp. Chomp! weight lifting. Dear Shopping, How’s your liadmitton game coming along? David — We won’t tell anyone alxnit vour fast hands and quick reflexes — there’s only one who should know. David — After 6 years of sitting liehiixl you, I finally sit in front of ya (Journalism.) It’s l cen an adventure’’ knowing you. from Wisdom to Memorial, and folk group (ahh) I’ve enjoyed it all. Anchors Away!! Lots of luck — Margie. Good Luck in Nursing School — We need nurses in LA. Pat and Bill Doherty May all vour hopes and dreams come true. Maurice McCarthy and Irene Doherty. Missc Flynn — I’m really glad we’ve become such good friends. You are a unique person and will make a great nurse. I’ll never forget the pissa we had in nursing. Remember — All you got to do is call and I’ll lx? there, you've got a friend. Love Irene Al. we’ve known each other for so long 1 don’t know where to start. Good luck in whatever you decide to do — you deserve the l est. I’ll always remember what a pissa we have when we get together. Love ya, Irene Ga!� es and Cheesecake — you’re lx th pissas. Remember how wasted we got all the time after Boces and how Marianne kept us laughing? Keep on partying and we’ll have to get together to “do it up. Irene Irene — Lots of luck in nursing. I hope you remember all the good times we had and will always keep in touch because I’ll take you just the way you are. Love always. .Arty Best of luck to all — Luira Vermilve Good luck. The Spanier Family Good Luck. The Manfredo’s ProsperoiLS years ahead. The Roberts Good luck in everything. The Valenti Family. Parkway Opticians Inc. 299 Wantagh Ave. Lev., N.Y. Good Lick everybody. Vivian and Steve Hill. Best of Lick to the Class of ’79. From: Debbie of (Portfolio) and Ronnie (Nassau Mall) Good luck to all. Good Luck to the class of ’79. The Domhek Family. To Theresa: Onward and Upward Best of Luck! To Theresa — Unlike the pages in this hook, our love for you will never wilt. Mom and Dad. To Theresa — To thine self be true. Love To Theresa — Honesty and truth will make you free. To Rickie: I’ll never forget all the good times we had. I love you. Rum To Kathy Anderson — Arthur and I wish you the best. Bug eves too. Love. Joan D. To Liliana. Mary. Sue. Cathy S, and everyone at Cosmo, take care and good luck. Kathy A. Dear Kathy A. Thank God your out — Love Mom and Dad. IX ar Kathv A. May your Jack Daniels lx ttle never run dry. Ix ve. CXrol Best Wishes Eleanor Norton. Donna — I'm going to say something very philosophical — good luck. David Koi Suru it sumo Donna Amoran din ano dacl nods picl lrn yacr saw. Good Luck Donna. Whatever you go for you’ll make it. Ronnie Carol — Sw’ectie, We make it! It was all downhill for us munchkins. My only advice is keep away from rose-colored water. Donna-Honey Donna — Congratulations! May all your hopes and dreams come tme and may your life lie filled with happiness. Love Always, Debbie and Bob Donna — Remember to always strive for your hopes and dreams while always letting the sunshine of vour soul shine thru. Nannie B. Dear Marie. Congratulations and the l est of luck in the years to come. You’re a sweet girl. Stay that way. Love, Larame Monticcllo 9 24 73 Be careful! Good Luck to one of the best Good luck to the class of 79 John Dear Marie — Ciood Luck. Danny, Carol Pooh Bear strikes again!! Marie: Best of Luck in the future and whatever you choose to do. Love. Denise 6c I-airy Congratulations. Happiness always Love. Jeanne To Pec Pot Love Peanut (x)ngratulations with liest wishes and good health, luck and happinevs now and always. Best of Luck to you Marie in the future. Love Dad Best of Lick to the class of 79 Joey. Bethy and Stacey Congratulations with lx;st wishes and gixxl health Pee-Pot. I wish you all the happiness in the world. Love. Kathleen Congratulations. Best of Luck in all you do. Love, Patty and Joe Aunt Spam, you are excellent person! Can't wait to hear the wedding l ells. Love va. Dera Good luck in the future Marie. I’ll never forget all the good times we had, hope you wron’t! Nancy A.. Maryann S, Carol S., Nancy L. Sue L. Maureen G., Pam J., you are all pissa’s Love va all. Debbie D. We voted Nancy Dyer our � 1 cashier. From all her friends Kathy McPartlin and Marianne Heally - PARTY-HARDY Di Giaccomo 190 Nancy T., Tracy, G., Grctchcn S.. Theresa T.. Liz H., Marianne M., Maureen J.. Chris P.. Lots of luck Debbie D. To all the Seniors of 79 We all finally made it! Good luck, party much, etc. Debbie D. Chris, remember all the trouble we had getting proof we had good times. Hum-Bottoms and and Chemistry — were both an experiment. lx ve, Jackcy Good Luck to all — R.E. Parish D6cS. D cB — You are friends that I will always treasure. We kidded a lot. but it was always in fun. Keep in touch and good luck in everything you do. Sandy Duncan Buddy, 2001. Blimpies, 2 out 3 and you don’t bring me flowers. Times we can’t forget. I know there will ! e more, June till Sept. Good Luck — maybe in C.N.R. Spit .ie To Mom. Judy. Tommy and Debbie, for all the help vou have given me and all the love you shared. I will always lx grateful. Thanks with lots of love. Jaekey Chrissy, Time has changed us, but it can’t erase the good times we had. There is so much for us in the future in our separate wavs. Come visit next year. Good Luck Jaekey Good Luck to the Class of 79 From Class of 78 Suzanne Forjani Good Luck to the class of 79 and especially to my big LITTLE sister Nancy, You little BIG sister! Dear Nancy, It was a pleasure to watch you work at vour register. Good Luck in everything you do and love always. Don Jean, Remember the swim team, the tape recorder, I.D. bracelet, your hatred for blonde Nancy, and the roller skating party. Good Luck Liliana and Good Luck to the Class of 79 for the years ahead. Kirkman Family Pam, I’ll never forget Pink Bloomers. Liliana Uliana. Sw-eet Chocolate wishes from YUM-YUM Bakery I’m so glad we had this time together, just to have a laugh or sing a song seems we just got started and ! eforc you know it comes the time we have to say so long. Kathy — Pardon me I’m hxrking for 2(X). Rememlter the great times we had at Wisdom. Carol Dear Carol, May you always l e happy in your future. Love, Bob, Diane, Jason and Eric- Carol — May you only receive happiness and good fortune for all your life. Denise (BOCES) G xxl Luck forever — Dan Robinson l aura (Money) You’re a fine person and a good friend. Good Luck in the future and Best of luck with Pete. Joanne TGNATE” I love vou Maryann Smith. You’re a great person, thanks for lx?ing there when I needed to talk. Love. Laura Bo James To Fozzie. We’ve known each other for a long time, you’re a great person and a good friend. We’ll definatcly have a great time when we get out of school. Our friendship w ill not stop just lx cause school's ending. Ix ve you always. Miss Piggy Dear Bo, You're a great person, as well as my brother. Don’t forget — you’re not getting the car all summer. Thanks for helping inc (Hit a lot of times. Ixive vour darling little sister, FAT SLOB Dear Marie — Congratulations and good luck and may joy and health and happiness follow you always. Uwe.Mama and Pip Pop Marie — To the lx?st page at the L.P.L. I'm sure we'll be friends for a long time. U ve, Denise and Larry Tom, You'll always lie something very special to me. Love Uz To Pete. Best wishes and may luck always be with you. U ve, Mariann and Johnny Much success to the 79th graduating class. G xxl I.uck to Seniors of 1979 Robins Family Success to the class of 79 Joan Keys To Carol, Here's to much love, joy and success in vour future. The Perini Family- Dear C arol. Much success and may all your dreams come true. Ixwe. Mom and Dad Typing lx osters is a pain!! Good Luck Tony Gagliano — you need it. Matthew A. Schmidt Pat Higgins Gtxxl Luck Class of '79 Mabel Slattery Best of Luck in the future to the class of ’79. Thomas J. Casey To the L.M.H.S. Twirlers — We all had gtxxl times in the past year. We wish all of you the lx st of luck. Love, Janice. Aleta Mariann Best of Luck to the Class of '79 - Mr. 6c Mrs. Rizzo Best wishes to the class of 1979 Linda Rizzo To my l est friend. Dawn Forrest, I’ll alwavs remember all the thing we’ve dtxie, the mistake we made, and the fun we’ve had through our friendship. U ve Linda Reed Linda. Best Wishes for a hill and Happy live — Dad To Linda — With you life’s been a bowl of cherries Ha Ha! Hope vou have a very happy life and reach the goals vou set for yourself. Love Sue To Gail — the nicest person I know, who took me into her home and did for me what ixi words could express. Ix ve Always, Linda To Linda. Best wishes in the future. I hope you do as well as you have. Love Pat Hillary — Good Luck and have fun in the years ahead at college — Love Mark Thank God for Bowling leagues on Friday nights, next time I hope to get a perfect score! But Mugs w-hy do you always want to play football when my mother goes upstate? A.F. Ixjve is grand, but your plaving the field, The Whole Field!!” If you were double jointed what would you do? Dear Dawn. You’re one of the nicest sisters anyone could have and I hope your years at Memorial have been as good to you as you have been to me. Love always vour sister. Kellie Dear Dawn. To a sweet girl — the Best of Everything in Life. Grandma Dear Dawn: May you have Health. Success and Prosperity in vour future. Graixlma Dear Dawn, To a sweet niece with a generous heart. Love always. Aunt Lauren Dear Dawn. We all love you very much — may your life lie as good to you as you have lx?cn to everyone. l ove Aunt Lauren, Donna and Kelly- Good luck Diane. I ove Grandma Good luck (.Mass of 79 Russ Gcyer Linda. I wish you luck in everything you do, and always remember, there’s always room for you with us. Love Gail Drew — The guy I’ll love forever. You can have all the wit you want (only if it’s mine) Love Hill Good Luck in College. Hillary . Dad 6c Mom To Hillary - Don’t worry about sch(x l anymore. After so many years of it you have to slowly regain consciousness. Uve long and prosper. Love Gail With best wishes to someone who is as Lovely Intelligent Talented Trust worthy Loyal Enchanting Personable Energetic Radiant Sweet Outstanding Nice as vou are. Love and Luck, Joan Cherry Diane. We had a lot of fun in the past years and I hope the fun continues on. Your BF, Hillary Dane and Debbie — Remember the frog? Hillary 191 r� Echoes 194 195 196 197 And these my mariners, who have heard the choir of the greater sea, they too have heard me patiently. Now they shall wait no longer. I am ready. 198 LEVITTOWN MEMORIAL n.S m MAIN OFFICE It was but yesterday We met in a dream. But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn. The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part. Kahlil Gibran 201 So many happy mo- ments are now happy memo- ries But ... I still have tomor- rows filled with the things to come. a gone. All the days that seemed so far away have passed. All the days I thought could never end are 205 Its funny how your life can he printed in black and white To watch yourself grow before your eyes Watch the years pass in photographs Hold memories in your hands and laugh Now looking back there are memories I borrow Scrapbook of memories My life of yesterday Captured in black and white Tana Arsanian 'K443 COVEST f.N 207 208 Since my feet are now fast and point away from the past, III Ind farewell And he down the line. Boh Dylan 209 The friendly little jokes we share, the crazy things we do. Our talks in quiet moments, the fun I had with you. These little things give all my days, a warm and happy touch. Cause your friendship is a pleasure that I treasure very much. 210 The road goes ever on and on, Down from the door where it bagan ... Now far ahead the road has gone. And I must follow, if I can. Pursuing it with weary feet; Until it joins some larger way ... 212 Where many paths and errands meet... And wither then? The road goes ever on and on, and wither then? I cannot say. J.R.R. Tolkien In Memoriam PATTI RUCKERT COD Blowing in the wind, and flying with the birds, swaying in the trees, and watching them all grow. God is Everywhere, he is everyone, maybe he is next to you, watching you right now. He may Ire in your neighbor, living next to you. Whether you believe or not, God is always around. BEST FRIENDS A I test friend is someone to talk to. Someone to guide you. Someone who helps you above, And helps you learn to love. Someone who really cares. About you truth and dares, Someone that is true And cares about everything you do. Someone to wipe your eye. When you have to cry. Someone that you can understand. And keeps you safe on land, Someone that loves you. And you love them too. So that's what best friends are for, To guide you through the door (of life). bv Patti Ruckert 214 In Memoriam RICKY MCPARTLIN For what is it to die but to stand naked in the wind and to melt into the sun? And what is it to cease breathing, but to free the breath from its restless tides, that it may rise and expand and seek God unencumbered? Only when you drink from the river of silence shall you indeed sing. And when you have reached the mountain top, then you shall begin to climb. And when the earth shall claim your limbs, then shall you truly dance. — Kahlil Gibran — 215 ■■ fi I -,1 Ws 4 216 9