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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

3 You and I have memories Longer than the road that stretches out ahead. Lennon McCartney Eh! That's gross! Don’t try to hide it Dean, Terri's not look- ing anyway! Looks like Mr. Hawkey would rather be reading. And it's only first period. Here's the class flirt at it again. 6 Together wherever we go! Beam me up, Scotty Sounds like . . . Looks like Jimmy sees something he likes. Keep Smiling! Everyone will wonder what you ’re up to. 7 Say Cheese! Smile! You're on Candid Camera Can you believe we’re twins?” Ain't he cute? ‘‘It's gonna be one of those days. ” ‘‘Your place or mine?” 8 Did you say something? Who says Lee isn't beautiful? “Thank God it’s Friday” “Mommy’s Little Boy” The Three Stooges “High on Life “Eat your heart out Tom Selleck. ” 9 10 11 Daniel Bryan Assistant Superintendent for Business Robert Davis Director of Elementary Education Gerald Lauber Superintendent of Schools Dr. Ronald Smith Assistant Superintendent for Personnel Dr. Herman Sirois Assistant Superintendent for Instruction 12 Thomas Pepe Daniel Corritore Connie Loftus Vice President James Ward President Thomas Kuhn Secretary Hilda Willmann Janet Welsch Harold Schwarz, Principal The world into which this yedr's graduates will enter is a demanding one. It calls for more thinking, more help, and more sacrifices than at any time in history. The amount of success that you will attain depends upon how well you have trained yourself to prepare for it. The staff at Levittown Memorial have provided you with enough experiences — academic, social, and non- academic and athletic — to prepare you for the world outside. Only you know how much you have given to help make yourself a success. The period of our life which you are completing can never be relived. Hopefully, you have used it to its fullest. To say, 1 wish I would'a or If only ! ...” is a sad reflection! If you are in this category, perhaps you can try to change the thinking that Youth is always wasted on the young. ” As you look back, I’m sure you’ll agree that growing up, as well as the pursuit of education, is not an easy task. The decisions that you have made, should have made you a better person — even if some of them were wrong decisions. Nevertheless, you must now be ready to take your part in the world that awaits you Whatever is your next experience — work, study or what have you — make sure you become totally immersed in it. Never forget your responsibilities to your parents, to your morals, to yourself. If you can truly say at the end of this experience, ‘7 gave it my best shot! — then you will be happy, you will be successful, you will truly be an adult that both you and we can be proud of. All the best!! H. A. Schwarz Thaddeus Gibney Assistant Principal May I wish all of you the best of luck as you leave Memorial to pursue your chosen careers. The future holds much in store for each of you, but make certain that you make the best of it before it slips by. Remember the words of Browning, ... a man’s reach should exceed his grasp, or what’s a Heaven for?” Robert Enderle Assistant Principal Message for 1983 Echoes As you, the class of 1983, now come to another crossroad on the highway of life the words of William H. Armstrong’s — “Study in Hard Work” seem appropriate. “The teacher can light the lantern and put it in your hand, but you must walk into the darkness.” It is my hope that your years at Levittown Memorial have prepared you to hold the lantern high, see into the darkness and move ahead on the road of life, choosing the road that is best for you. My sincere and best wishes for success in all that you undertake in the big wide world that now opens before you. Robert J. Enderle Assistant Principal . . 14 C Mary Scacalossi Main Office Secretary Mary Ciaccio Attendance Margaret Volz Attendance Sidney Lerner Priscilla Zinser Robert Gotland Pamela Panzenbeck 16 Thomas Hurley, Chairman Alan Zacker m r Sherwood Lucke Richard Hawkey Elaine Hrach Marguerite Curtin George Pallace 17 FORBION IiANCTOAOB Jose Capo, Chairman Linda Lytle Barbara Nystrom Bruce Baldwin 20 Richard Knobloch Frank Murdock Richard Azzarelli 22 Michael Ryan 24 Nina Pfeffer 25 PHYSICAIi education Bobbie Bromberg-Pepitone Robert Goldberg, Chairman Douglas Robins Barbara Buchan Custodians Standing from left to right — Joseph Smith, Ted Gregoriottis, Thomas McAllister, Walter Mateichik, James Doyle. Frank Morgan. Sitting from left to right — Douglas DeSousa, Philip Trzcinski. Cafeteria Staff: From left to right — Ann Brawley, Rose Mirro, Peggy Elmes, Virginia Stoll, Eleanor Los- auardo. Julia Spot to. Security and Hall Monitors: From left to right — Richard Locke, Daryl Wolfe, Rob Willoughby, John Wojcik. 27 John Jordan George Lathuras Thomas O'Mara Charles Kemnitzer 28 Michael Massell Janet Rava 29 dedication The word teacher is defined as a person who provides knowledge and in- sight. As a teacher you epitomize this definition by urging us to try our best and absorb as much as possible. But most of all, you have taught us unselfishness. You showed us how much you cared, when despite an already crowded schedule, you agreed to be our advisor. We are thankful for all your help with our fund-raising, and the time and dedication you put into the Junior and Senior Proms. But most of all — for just being there as a teacher and a friend. That is why, we the class of 1983, dedicate our yearbook with love and friendship to you — Mr. Bruce Baldwin. 30 CoMetit, ! rsrzQs c f’ - r Robyn Abramson Pauline Alexander Lorri Ankelman Laura Bachety Alan Baldel Richard Barken Lisa Bernardo 38 Elisabet Bjornsson Ninane Boscia Mary Brady Barbara Brodman Luis Carbonell Robert Burns Gloria Calandra Fred Cardillo Harry Charalambous Michael Carella James Cheneuey Patrick Cassidy Andrew Chinboukas Judy Chite 40 Joseph Christodora 41 Kathleen Daly Kevin Daly Kenneth Delude Edward DeLuise Daniel Dodd Daniel Dennett Michael Donahue Patricia Dowd Sal DiDio Karen Doughney Michael Dwyer 42 Kenneth Epple Patricia Foote Kellie Forrest KelliSue Eschmann Richard Farnworth Robin Forster James Gansrow Vincent Garcia Sharon Garguilo Brian Gehlich Kerri Gass Anette Gates Richard Gersbeck Joann Gili 44 Catherine Gilmartin Jacqueline Girard Marie Gorman Mason Goroway Kathleen Graham Paul Granger Dawn Greenidge John Hagan Kathleen Hannan Robert Harrigan Thomas Hawkins Thomas Harris Michael Herold Henry Hesser Laurina Hinchey Debra Hoffer 46 Joan Holcomb Lorelle Holway Denise House James Hudak Matthew Iuers John Huggard Mary Ivers Christopher Jacoby Valerie Jaegge Steve Jugan Eileen Jones Joseph Kanner James Kimmel Dean Knox 48 Sandra Knudsen Terri LaBella ‘ Pf r Wm Lisa Lacitignola Michael Lane Robert Leonard 'Hi isL Denise Lewan Keith Ludwiczak Robert Ludmiczak 49 Eileen Lyons Deborah Macioch Donna Mallahy Jeanne Manzo Paul Marotta Marianne Matthews Paul Matulis Daniel Me Andrew Janice McCarthy Thomas McGurk Nancy McBride Patricia McDonald James McKenna Barbara McGee Diane McLaughlin 51 David Mendo James Murray Alexander McMinn Terri Mehlich Raymond Nardo Rita Neal 52 Linda Norris Susan Nuzzi Janet Oettinger Denise Pannullo Dolores Pannullo Ira Passo Christine Pepito Jeffrey Perfetti Laureen Perruzza Michael Peters Charles Pisano Theresa Polis Beth Prichard Catherine Puskas Kenneth Radigan Kelly Raynor Harry Reese Kenneth Reid John Riordan Sandra Rivera Maryann Rogers James Rose Amy Rosenzweig Tara Ryan Vincent Sacco 56 Penny Schiano Jayne Schill Robert Schnurer James Schuler Jonathan Schmid Anthony Scotti Lori Shapiro Daniel Skillman Bruce Sinert Charlotte Siri Nelson Sobarzo Suzanne Sommer John Stuven Patrica Sullivan Nancy Tatem Maria Terrone Anthony Tiso Annamarie Tufano 59 James Tyminski Georgiann Valentine Jose Vega June Vermilyea Lorraine Vestuti Paula Wansor Dawn Watson 60 Debra Wolff Wayne Zambito Lynn Zazzarino John Zebro Lee Watson Janet Wittekind 61 64 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. Laura Rackety Kelli Eschmann Joan Holcomb Steve Jugan Nancy Mitchell Lee Watson and ? Matt and Mary Ivers Rita Neal Kevin and Kathy Daly Sharon O'Gallagher Charolotte Siri Kerri Gass Jeff Perfetti Lisa Lacitignola Lorraine Vestuti Robert and Keith Ludwiczak Kathleen Hannan Sue Sommer Danny Me Andrew Beth Pritchard Debbie Macioch and ? Fred Cardillo Anna Marie Tufano 66 . Robin Forster 2. Amy Rosenzweig 3. Debbie Hoffer 4. Marie Gorman 5. Terri La Bella 6. Denise Lewan 7. Kellie Forrest 8. Elisabet Bjornsson 9. Wayne Zambito 10. Paul Marotta 11. Eileen Lyons 12. Eugene Palmer 13. Joe Kanner 14. Kenny Epple 15. Lorri Ankelman 16. Valerie Jaegge 17. Al McMinn 18. Kelly Raynor 19. Lori Shapiro 20. Donna Mallahy 21. Sharon Garguilo 22. Jimmy Kimmel 23. Mary Brady 1. Harry Reese 2. Maria Terrone 3. Alan Baldel 4. Janet Wittekind 5. James Rose 6. Dawn Greenidge 7. Tom Harris 8. Daniel Dennett 9. Debbie Wolff 10. Maria Ciaravino 11. Donna See linger 12. Rick Farnworth 13. Ray Nardo 14. Chris Pepito 15. Lynn Zazzarino 16. Rich Barkan 17. Joann Gili 18. John Stuven 19. Theresa Polis 20. Patricia Foote 21. Gloria Calandra 22. June Vermilyea 23. Diane McLaughlin 24. Joe Christodora 68 1. Eileen Jones 2. Robyn Abramson 3. Kim Sottung 4. Michael Herold 5. Paula Wansor 6. Terri Mehlich 7. Dean Knox 8. Jayne Schill 9. Maryanne Rogers 10. Lorelle Holway 11. Tara Ryan 12. John Zebro 13. Sal DiDio 14. Karen Doughney 15. Mike Donohue 16. Jeannie Manzo 17. Patricia Dowd 18. Pauline Alexander 19. Wally Stack 20. Sue Nuzzi 21. Mike Peters 22. Vicky Soto 23. Nancy McBride 69 ROBYN ABRAMSON (Twinkie) — 48 Chestnut Lane — Spanish Club, Band, Jazz Band, Show Orchestra, J.V. Softball, College Bound Computers. PAULINE ALEXANDER — 154 Cotton Lane — Chorus, Sorority. LORRI ANKELMAN (La) - 42 Spring Lane — Chorus, Jr. Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff, College Bound Nursing. LAURA BACHETY — 28 Quarry Lane — Sorority, Chorus, College Bound Criminal Justice. ALAN BALDEL — 98 Harvest Lane — Spanish Club, Who’s Who Among American Students, Chorus, Yearbook Staff, College Bound Computer Science and Statistics. RICHARD BARKAN (Uber Noz) — 3218 Roxbury Lane — School Plays, Jazz Band, Madrigals, Showtime, Sr. High School Band, Chorus, Physical Club, College Bound. JOSEPH BARRETT - 27 Cliff Lane. STEPHEN BARRETT (Peppa and Spot) — 12 Haven Lane — Chorus, School Plays, J. V. Basketball, V. Basket- ball, V. Soccer (Capt.), College Bound Computers. LISA BERNARDO — 93 Harvest Lane. ELISABET BJORNSSON (Beta) - 30 Moss Lane - Sorority, College Bound Secretary. NINANE BOSCIA - 28 Cove Lane. MARY BRADY - 29 Water Lane - F.B.L.A., V. Volleyball, College Bound. BARBARA BRODMAN — 17Sunrise Lane. ROBERT BURNS — 38 Barbara Lane. GLORIA CALANDRA (BLT) - 24 Star Lane - F.B.L.A., Chorus, Sorority, Plays. LUIS CARBONELL — 44 Chestnut Lane — J.V. and V. Lacrosse, V. Wrestling, J. V. Football. FRED CARDILLO (Fast Freddie) — 32 Hunt Lane — J.V. and V. Football, V. Wrestling, J.V. Baseball, College Bound Mechanic Diesel. MICHAEL CARELLA — 48 Quarry Lane — J.V. and V. Football. PATRICK CASSIDY (Pat) — 81 Barbara Lane. MARGARITA CERASI (Rita) — 86 Bayberry Lane. HARRY CHARALAMBOUS (Greek) — 55 Mill Lane — J. V. and V. Baseball, V. Wrestling, College Bound Air- craft Maintenance. JAMES CHENEVEY (Sheepdog) — 14 Acorn Lane — Newspaper, S.O., Yearbook Staff, Sr. Honor Society, Superintendent’s Advisory Committee. ANDYCHINBOUKAS (Wimp) - 19 Penny Lane. JUDYCHITE - 35 Green Lane. JOSEPH CHRISTODORA - 103 Saddle Lane - School plays, J.V. Baseball, V. Soccer, V. Wrestling, Col- lege Bound Mathematics. MARIA CIARVINO (Pasta, Boomer) — 55 Robin Lane — J.V. and V. Soccer, V. Basketball, J.V. and V. Softball, College Bound Veterinary Science Technology. LOUIS COOK — 28 Tallow Lane. PAMELA CORCOVILAS (Pammy) — 1 Spool Lane — School Plays, Chorus. DIEDRE COUGHLIN (Dee) - 49 Glade Lane - Col- lege Bound Secretary. PHYLLIS CRAMER — 33 Clay Lane. KATHLEEN DALY (Bird) — 3200 Rosbury Lane — Sorority, J.V. and V. Softball, College Bound Nursing. KEVIN DALY — 3200 Roxbury Lane. KENNETH DeLUCIE — 1 Sparrow Lane — Chorus, School Plays, J. V. Lacrosse, College Bound Computers. EDWARD DeLUISE — 295 Orchid Rd. CATHERINE ANN DENNETT — 95 Ranch Lane. DANIEL DENNETT (Muller) - 95 Ranch Lane — College Bound Auto Mechanics. SAL DiDIO (Jumbo Lobster) — 36 Needle Lane — J.V. Basketball, J.V. and V. Baseball, Bowling, J.V. and V. Football, College Bound Business. DANIEL DODD — 408 Gardiners Ave. — Swing Choir, Chorus, School.Plays. CHARLES DODENHOFF — 34 Circle Lane - J.V. Lacrosse, V. Lacrosse. MICHAEL DONOHUE (Springy) - 37 Swan Lane - Sr. Honor Society, Student Government, Yearbook Staff, V. Football (Capt.) V. Baseball, J.V. Basketball: College Bound Accounting. KAREN DOUGHNEY — 1620 Woodcrest Dr. Apt. 2, Daytona Beach, Fla. 32019 — Sr. Honor Society, Sorority, Yearbook Staff, School Plays, J.V. and V. Cheerleading (Capt.), College Bound Business. PATRICIA DOWD — 128 Swan Lane — Sorority. MICHAEL DWYER (Sci-fi) - 107 Swan Lane - Sr. H.S. School Plays, J.V. Football, J.V. Baseball, College Bound Automotive Technology. KENNETH EPPLE (Eppie) - 14 Cross Lane — J.V. and V. Baseball, J. V. Football, V. Soccer, Ice-hockey. KELLI SUE ESCHAMANN - 52 Chestnut Lane - Bowling. RICHARD FARNWORTH (Rick) - 252 Center Lane — V. Bowling, J.V. Football, College Bound Computer Science. LAURIE FOOS — 1 Sunrise Lane — Sr. Honor Society. PATRICIA FOOTE — 20 Tower Lane. KELLIE FORREST (Kells Wells) -9 Low Lane. ROBIN FORSTER — 64 Knoll Lane — Jr. and Sr. Class Sec., Chorus, Madrigals, Prom Comm., Yearbook 70 Staff, Newspaper, Honor Society Vice President, College Bound Business Management. JIMMY GANSROW (Buddah, Gonzo) — 760 Gardiners Ave. — Chorus, School Plays, J.V. and V. Football, Showtime, Spanish Club: .College Bound Culinary Arts. DOLORES GARCIA — 23 Cove Lane. VINCENT GARCIA (Pedro) — 19 Jacqueline lid. , N. Mass. — J.V. Football, J.V. Baseball, College Bound Drafting. SHARON GARGUILLO - 3205 Roxbury Lane. KERRI ANN GASS (Dimples) — 15 Slate Lane — Col- lege Bound Photography. ANNETTE GATES (Rusty) — 43 Water Lane N. — Photography Club, Vocational Industrial Club of America, B.O.C.E.S. Student Council, College Bound Culinary Arts. BRIAN GEHLICH — 72 Elm Drive — Honor Society, Chorus, Spanish Club, College Bound. RICHARD GERSBECK — 54 Balsam Lane. JO ANN GILI (Jo-Jo) — 44 Glade Lane — Sorority, Chorus, Kickline (Capt.), College Bound Data Processing. CATHERINE GILMARTIN (Kate) — 3162 Brixton Lane — Sorority President, Yearbook Staff, Pantherette, College Bound Secreterial Science. JACQUELINE GIRARD (Red Baron) — 89 Sunrise Lane — Sorority. JAMES GORMAN — 44 Quaker Lane. MARIE ALINA GORMAN — 11 Moss Lane Band, Sr. Honor Society, J. V. Softball, College Bound Computer Science. MASON GOROWAY — 2833 Len Dr. Bellmore, N.Y., 11710 — School Plays, Chorus, College Bound Engineering. KATHLEEN GRAHAM — 11 Fox Lane. PAUL GRANGER (Bones) — 25 Acorn Lane — Gun Club, College Bound Civil Engineering. DAWN GREENIDGE — 13 Hunt Lane - Chorus, School Plays, Jazz Band, Sorority, Spanish Club, College Bound X-Ray Technology. JOHN HAGAN (Flounder) — 1'4 Pebble Lane — J.V. and V. Football, V. Lacrosse. KATHLEEN HANNAN (Kat) - 12 Circle Lane - Sr. Honor Society, Jr. Prom Comm., Sorority President, Year- book Staff, J.V. and V. Cheerleading (Capt.), College Bound Word Processing. ROBERT HARRIGAN (Hurricane) — 32 Dale Lane — J. V. and V. Baseball, V. Soccer, College Bound Drafting. THOMAS HARRIS (Gerbil) — 10 Blossom Lane — Stu- dent Council, Honor Society, J.V. Football, J.V. Bowling, J. V. and V. Lacrosse, College Bound. THOMAS HAWKINS (Hawk) - 55 Prairie Lane - Cross Country, College Bound. GEORGE HENDRICKSON (Lee) - 18 Anvil Lane. MICHAEL HEROLD (Psycho, Miggie) — 50 Homestead Lane — Sr. Honor Society, J.V. and V. Baseball, J. V. and V. Basketball, College Bound. HENRY HESSER — 69 Anvil Lane. LAURINA HINCHEY (Nene, Nena) — 46 Cove Lane — College Bound Law or International Business. DEBRA HOFFER — 70 Anchor Lane — Newspaper, Chorus, College Bound Science. JOAN HOLCOMB (Joannie) — 122 Old Oak Lane — College Bound Accounting. LORELLE HOLWAY (Lori) — 97 Sunrise Lane — Sorority, School Plays, Sr. Honor Society, College Bound. DENISE HOUSE— 113 Abbey Lane. JAMES HUDAK (Kazoote) — 102 Slate Lane — Spanish Club, J.V. and V. Football, J.V. and V. Basket- ball, College Bound Criminal Justice. JOHN HUGGARD (Jack, Brother Speech) — 23 Target Lane — J.V. and V. Football, V. Lacrosse, J.V. Basket- ball, Soph. Secretary, College Bound. MARY IVERS — 45 Chapel Lane — Honor Society, College Bound Business. MATTHEW IVERS (Matt) — 45 Chapel Lane — Sr. Honor Society, College Bound Mathematics. CHRISTOPHER JACOBY (Chris) — 14 Robin Lane — College Bound Air- Traffic Controlling. VALERIE JAEGGE (Cheeks) — 6 Tower Lane — Sr. High Chorus, Madrigals, School Plays, College Bound Engineering Science. EILEEN JONES (Chuckie U3) — 105 Schoolhouse Rd. — Sorority, J.V. and V. Twirling, J.V. and V. Cheerleading, J.V. and V. Softball, College Bound Secretarial Science. STEVE JUGAN — 23 Bayberry Lane — Sr. Honor Society, College Bound Accounting. JOSEPH KANNER (Jersey Joe) — 3180 Jeftries Road — Honor Society, College Bound Accounting. JAMES KIMMEL (J.K.) — Soph. Class Vice President, J.V. and V. Lacrosse, J.V. and V. Football, J.V. Basket- ball, College Bound. DEAN KNOX (Deano) — 25 Ring Lane — V. Lacrosse, J. V. and V. Football, College Bound Police Science. SANDRA KNUDSEN (Sandy) — 191 Coach Lane — College Bound Arts. BRIAN KOEHL — 52 Ring Lane. TERRI LaBELLA — 3229 Roxbury Lane — V. Tennis, Sorority, Jr. Prom Comm. LISA LACITIGNOLA (Flake) — 19 Cooper Lane — Homecoming Queen, Jr. Prom Comm., Yearbook Staff, Sorority, J.V. Softball, V. Softball, Kickline (Capt.), Col- lege Bound Computers. MICHAEL LANE — 8 Plow Lane. ROBERT LEONARD — 12 Cove Lane. DENISE LEW AN (Dee-Dee) — 29 Grey Lane — Homecoming Court, Kickline (Capt.), Chorus, J.V. Soft- ball, College Bound Medical Technician. KEITH LUDWICZAK (Stud) — I Low Lane — Band, Jazz Band, Marching Band, College Bound Business. ROBERT LUDWICZAK (Rob) — 1 Low Lane — School Plays, Band, Marching Band, Chorus, Madrigal Singer, College Bound. RICHARD LUG AUER — 52 Old Oak Lane. EILEEN LYONS — 16 Quarry Lane. DEBORAH MAC IOCH (Doob’s) — 42 Cord Lane — Chorus, Basketball, College Bound Ckild Care. DONNA LYNN MALLAHY (Sniffles) — 25 Peacock Ln. — Sr. Honor Society, Jr. Prom Comm., Sorority, V. Tennis (Capt), V. Basketball, College Bound Business Administration. GARY MANCZ — 33 Fox Lane. JEANNIE MANZO — 69 Tanners Lane — Sorority, School Plays. PAUL MAROTTA — 40 Beaver Lane. MARIANNE MATTHEWS - 16 Chapel Lane - Col- lege Bound. PAUL MATULIS (Doc., Music) — 24 Bellows Lane — French Club, Jr. Class Rep., Sr. Honor Society, Superintendents Advisory Comm., Who’s Who Among American High School Stud., J.V. and V. Basketball (Capt.), College Bound Computer Engineering. DANIEL McANDREW (Trent) — 25 Spoke Lane — S.O., Sr. Honor Society, J.V. and V. Basketball, V. Soccer (Capt.) J. V. Baseball, College Bound Phys. Ed. NANCY LYNN McBRIDE — 83 Sunrise Lane — Col- lege Bound Nursing. JANICE McCARTHY — 27 Center Lane — College Bound Theatre. PATRICIA McDONALD — 14 Farm Lane — Kickline, Chorus, College Bound. BARBARA McGEE — 7 Spur Lane — Sr. Honor Socie- ty, Band, Jazz Band, Marching Band, School Plays, Col- lege Bound Mathematics. THOMAS McGURK — 35 Bayberry Lane — V. Bowl- ing, College Bound Computer Programming. JAMES McKENNA — 16 Vista Lane. DIANE McLAUGHLIN (ttl Chuckie and Big Bird) — 67 Stone Lane — Homecoming Court, Kickline, J. V. Soft- ball, J. V. Track, College Bound Data Processing. ALEXANDER McMINN (Albee and Albones) — 27 Quarry Lane — Jr. Prom Committee, Freshman Class V.P., J.V. Basketball, J.V. and V. Football, J.V. and V. Lacrosse, School Plays, College Bound. TERRI ANNE MEHLICH (Dash) — 160 Cotton Lane — Band, School Plays, College Bound Accounting. DAVID MENDO — 33 Slate Lane — College Bound Business Administration. JOSEPH MICELI (Joe) - 73 Old Oak Lane - College Bound. NANCY MITCHELL — 53 Needle Lane. GAIL MORAN (Snoopy) — 9 Tanners Lane. FRANCES MURPHY — 7 Tanners Lane. JAMES MURRAY (Jimbo) — 35 Anvil Lane — Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Jazz Band, Madrigals, Spanish Club, Newspaper, Sr. Honor Society, College Bound Computer Science. RAYMOND NARDO — 56 Southberry Lane — Newspaper, S.O. President, Sr. Honor Society, Model Congress, J. V. and V. Wrestling, College Bound. RITA NEAL — 11 Quarry Lane — Kickline (Capt.). LINDA NORRIS — 64 Abbey Lane — Chorus, College Bound Accounting. SUSAN NUZZI (Num Nums, Fuzzi) —118 Ranch Ln. — V. Basketball, J. V. and Softball, V. Soccer, French Club, Sr. Honor Society, Class Representative, Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Prom Queen, Yearbook Staff, College Bound Accounting. JANET OETTINGER (Rush) — 8 Stone Lane — V. Soccer, College Bound Business. SHARON O’GALLAGHER (Spanky) — 3151 Kenwood Dr. — Sorority, Model Congress, Superintendents Ad- visory Committee, V. Basketball, Tennis, S.O., Sec. Fresh, Soph. Yearbook Staff, Class President, Honor Society, V. Softball, College Bound Nursing. CARLOS ORTIZ — 37 Green Lane. SANDRA OTTO (OT) — 132 Bayberry Lane — French Club, Sr. Honor Society, College Bound Chemistry, Biology. EUGENE PALMA — 7 Acorn Lane. DENISE PANNULLO — 84 Ranch Lane. DOLORES PANNULLO (Dodi) — 45 Bayberry Lane. IRA PASSO — 138 Swan Lane — College Bound Business. CHRISTINE PEPITO — 8 Chapel Lane — Yearbook Staff, Spanish Club, College Bound. Accounting. LAUREEN PERRUZZA — 88 Swan Lane — College Bound Computer Science. JEFFREY PERFETTI — 28 Fox Lane — V. Bowling, J.V. Basketball, College Bound Photography. MICHAEL PETERS — 51 Barbara Lane. CHARLES PISANO — 36 Ranch Lane. THERESA ANN POLIS (Tessie) — 99 Saddle Lane — Chorus, College Bound Teaching. BETH ANN PRITCHARD (Buth) — 23 Saddle Lane — Band, Chorus, Madrigals, School Plays, Sweet Adelines, Showtime. CATHERINE PUSKAS — 12 Clay Lane — Sorority, Kickline, Physical Fitness Club, College Bound Computers. KENNETH RADIGAN (Brother Radical) — 35 Elves Lane — V. Football, V. Wrestling, J.V. and V. Lacrosse, College Bound Music. KELLY ANN RAYNOR (Sabba) — 24 Harvest Lane — Chorus, College Bound Baking. HARRY REESE (Carson) — 38 High Lane — Class Representative, Yearbook Staff, Honor Society, J.V. and V. Football (Capt.), J.V. and V. Basketball (Capt.), J.V. and V. Baseball, College Bound Law, Accounting. KENNETH REID — 459 Gardiners Ace. NATALIE REYNOLDS — 2 Spoke Lane. JOHN RIORDAN (J.R.) — .5 Star Lane — Sr. Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, S.O. Treasurer, J.V. and V. Baseball, J.V. and V. Football, J.V. Basketball, Model Congress, College Bound Accounting. SANDRA RIVERA — 2 Hunt Lane — College Bound Computer Science. MARY ANN ROGERS — 115 Bayberry Lane — V. Soc- cer, V. Basketball, J. V. and V. Softball. JAMES ROSE (Roseman) 29 Spring Lane — J.V. Wrestling, J.V. Football, Band, School Plays, College Bound International Business. AMY ROSENZWEIG — 2 Bell Lane — School Plays. TARA RYAN (Chuckie U4 and Gloria) — 146 Swan Lane — Chorus, Madrigals, Sweet Adelines, Sr. Honor Society, School Plays, College Bound Fashion Merchandising. VINCENT SACCO — 43 Blue Jay Lane. SHERRICE SHA EFFER - 12 Chapel Lane. PENNY ANN SCHIANO — 30 Cooper Lane — Sorority. JAYNE SCHILL — 9 Cove Lane Health Occupations Students of America. JONATHAN SCHMID — 2 Anvil Lane Band, Chorus, Jazz Band. Madrigals, School Plays, J. V. and V. Football, College Bound Economics. ROBERT SCHNURER - 126 Coach Lane. JAMES SCHULER (Shoes) — 70 Silver Lane — V. Soc- cer, V. Football, College Bound Horticulture. ANTHONY SCOTTI (Sarg and Tony Bond) 57 Acorn Lane — Band, Jazz Band. Show, Orchestra. Sr. High Writing Club, College Bound History. CYNTHIA SCUDERI - 50 Silver Lane. DONNA SEELINGER (Seel) — Physical Fitness Team, Sorority, V. Softball, J.V. and V. Soccer, College Bound. RA YMOND SEIFERLEIN - 7 Cooper Lane. LORI SHAPIRO — 25 Moss Lane Band, Marching Band, Superintendents Advisory Committee, Show, Or- chestra, Jr. and Sr. Class Secretary, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee, College Bound Business. DANIEL SIMON - 17 Vista Lane. BRUCE SINERT — 38 Center Lane - Band. College Bound Culinary Arts. CHARLOTTE SIRI — 151 Abbey Lane - Sorority, Kickline, College Bound Fashion Merchandising. DANIEL SKILLMAN lOirty Dan) — 127 Gun Lane — J.V. and V. Football, V'. Lacrosse. NELSON SOBARZO — 138 Bayberry Lane Wrestl- ing, V. Soccer. SUZANNE SOMMER - 23 Sky Lane. VICTORIA SOTO (Vicky) — 28 Ranch Lane — Chorus, College Bound Criminal Justice. KIMBERLY SOTTUNG (Kim) — 24 Tarrv Lane — Art (lub, Sr. Honor Society, College Bound Mechanical Technology. WALTER STACK (Wally) - 4 Sky Lane - S.O., Sr. Honor Society, J.V. Football, Ice Hockey, J.V. and V. Lacrosse, College Bound Accounting. JOHN STUVEN — 5 Harvest Lane. PATRICIA SULLIVAN - 39 Tanners Lane. NANCY TATEM (Tate, Chester) — 20 Peacock Lane — Sorority, School Plays, Sr. Honor Society, Tennis, Soft- ball, Basketball. MARIA TERRONE — 28 Chapel Lane — Chorus, Jr. Prom Committee, College Nursing. ANTHONY TISO - 51 Abbey Lane. ANNA MARIE TUFANO (Brutus) - 109 Ranch Lane — Sorority, Sr. Honor Society, Freshman Class Treasurer, College Bound Data Processing. JAMES TYMINSKI (Doc) — 24 Rainbow Lane — Band, Chorus, School Plays, Showtime, Barber Shop Quartet, J. V. Wrestling, J. V. Soccer. GEORGIANN VALENTINE — 492 Gardiners Ave. JOSE VEGA (Rollie and the Jose Roll) — 22 Saddle Lane — College Bound Data Processing. JUNE VERMILYEA — 61 Acorn Lane — French Club, Shows, Orchestra, College Bound Secretarial Science. LORRAINE VESTUTI (Raine and Drop) — 41 Homestead Lane — V.P. Jr. and Sr. Class, V.P. S.O., Sr. Honor Society Treasurer, Yearbook Staff, Sorority Presi- dent, Jr. Prom Committee, J.V. and V. Cheerleading, Model Congress, Homecoming Court, College Bound Law, Math. PAULA WANSOR (Teddy) — 4 Beaver Lane — Band, Kickline, College Journalism or Nursing. DA WN WATSON - 99 Knoll Lane. LEE WATSON — 61 Farm Lane. JOHN WEYER — 19 Winding Lane. JANET WITTEKIND — 7 Blue Jay Lane — Sr. Honor Society, Spanish Club, Madrigals, Sweet Adelines, Showtime, School Plays, College Bound Nursing. DEBRA WOLFF (Debbie) — 11 Cross Lane — Chorus, College Bound Nursing. WA YNE ZAMBITO (Chief and A.G.) — 80 Haven Lane — Spanish Club, Jr. Class Officer (Sergeant at Arms), Sr. Class Treasurer, School Plays, J.V. Football, V. Wrestl- ing, J.V. and V. Baseball, V. Soccer, College Bound Athletic Training, Physical Therapy. LYNN ZAZZARINO — 3217 llene Lane — College Bound Hotel, Restaurant Management. JOHN ZEBRO (Zeke) — 3205 Roxbury Lane — Sr. Honor Society, J.V. Football, V. Wrestling, College Bound Criminal Justice. MOST DRAMATIC James Gansrow and Patricia Dowd MOST POPULAR Sharon O’Gallagher and Michael Donohue BEST BODY Pauline Alexander and Daniel Skillman CLASS FLIRT James Kimmel and Laura Bachety 74 CUTEST SMILE Donna Mallahy and Sal DiDio BEST LOOKING Kenneth Epple and Lisa Lacitignola CLASS CUTIES Wally Stack and Lorraine Vestuti MOST ATHLETIC Harry Reese and Barbara McGee BEST DRESSED Alan Baldel and Jeannie Manzo MOST CLASS SPIRIT Sharon O'Gallagher and Steve Barrett 76 NICEST EYES Daniel Me Andrew and Diane McLaughlin CLASS “BROWNIE Jack Huggard CLASS BROWNIE” Sandra Otto The Class of '83 has been under the direction of Mr. Bruce Baldwin for the past two years. With his help we were able to sell tootsie rolls and of course, Candy Canes, a traditional fund raiser in Memorial. In November, we attempted a task not done in Memorial for many years. With the aid of the S.O., Jr. Class and Cheerleaders, we were able to get a Homecom- ing Dance off the ground. This proved to be a huge success and many more are planned. There are many activities in mind to make this year an extra special one. Our biggest activity and most thrilling one will take place on May 12, 1983. The Senior Prom will be held at the Crest Hollow Country Club, which will be the climax of our high school years at Levittown Memorial and the last Senior Prom to come out of Levittown Memorial as a High School. Sharon O’Gallagher — Prendent, Lori Shapiro, Robin Forster, Wayne Zambito, Sue Nuzsi, Lorraine Vestuti. 80 The Student Organization is a club at Memorial which is not too well known by many students. This organiza- tion, over the years, has accumulated a large sum of money which they plan to use on some activities. The S.O. is the backbone of many school activities. Their help with the homecoming dance added to it’s success, and every year they participated in a Model Congress at McArthur H.S. to learn more about the government. Mr. Kemnitzer, their advisor, helped to make all this possible. Raymond Nardo — President, Wally Stack. John Riordan, Lorraine Vestuti, Wayne Zambito, James Chenevey, Sharon O'Gallagher, Thomas Harris. 81 PANTHERS! PANTHERS! PAN- THERS! That was the chant ripping through the gymnasium as Levit- town Memorial High School held its annual pep rally honoring the players and coaches of this year’s fall teams. 82 Oo Co Homecoming Day is a long-standing tradition at Memorial. This year's game was against Manhasset and was the last game of our 1982 season. Homecoming queen, Lisa Lacitignola, and her court were crowned at half-time. The court was made up of Lorraine Vestuti, Diane McLaughlin, Denise Lewan, and Nancy Tatem. 84 tubcourt Diane McLaughlin 85 Denise Lewan Lorraine Vestuti Nancy Tatem Th a 86 88 This year, the Senior National Honor Society, directed by Mrs. Malloy, was in- volved in various activities. The most popular was Flower Day, which took place on February 11. Everyone enjoyed sen- ding carnations throughout the course of the day to friends and teachers. The Honor Society is planning on having a dinner and taking a trip at the end of the year. Bottom row left to right: Eileen Gaspari, Lisa McFarland, Barbie Ratner, Susan Nuzzi, Valerie Jaegge, Mrs. Malloy, Kim Sottung, Darlene Faello, Lorelle Holway, Liz Fink, Sharon O’Gallagher, Lorraine Vestuti. 2nd row — Barbara McGee, Janice McCarthy, Karen Doughney, Angela Gatell, Susan Hipp, Tara Ryan, Michele Castro, Donna Mallahy, Marie Gorman, Donna Pilch, Jane Huggard, Fran Milhaven, Janet Wittekind. 3rd row — Anthony Scotti, John Martino, Walter Reese, Gina Gassman, James Cyran, John Franz, Steuen Jugan, Mathew Iuers, Joseph Kanner, Brian Gehlich. Laura Foos, Kathleen Hannan, 4th row — Regina Kiernan, Robin Forster, Beth Pritchard, Paul Matulis, Daniel Me Andrew, Michael Herold, John Riordan, Carlos Ortiz, Raymond Nardo, James Mills, Sandra Otto Top row — Raymond Gaspari, Richard Barkan, Thomas Hawkins, Thomas Harris, Michael Donohue, Harry Reese, John Zebro, James Chenevey, Walter Stack, Michael Dwyer Working on the yearbook has been a great experience for all of us. We have had many good times, along with the bad times, as we tried to meet all of our deadlines. We worked endless hours photographing students and staff, cropping pictures, designing layouts, and composing write-ups for our book. Despite all of the unplanned obstacles we faced, we managed to have fun, to become a little closer to each other, and to produce a yearbook that we could be proud of. Special thanks to Mr. Gibney, Mr. Rosenblum, and Mr. Zacker for all of their help and support. A special thanks to John Jacoby for all his time dedicated in assisting our photography department. The Yearbook Staff Bottom Left to Right — Karen Doughney — Typing Staff, Lori Shapiro — Layout Staff, Sharon O’Gallagher — Sports Editor, Lorn Ankelman — Associate Editor, Gloria Calandra — Art Editor. Mr. Alan Zacker — Business Advisor, John Riordan — Literature Editor, Kathleen Hannan — Associate Editor, Susan Nuzzi — Layout Staff, Wayne Zambito — Sports Staff, Robin Forster — Typing Staff. Maria Terrone — Faculty Editor, Harry Reese — Literature Staff, Tara Ryan — Typing Staff, Christine Pepito - Editor-in-Chief, Angela Gatell — Associate, Layout, and Business Editor, Lisa Lacitignola — Associate. Photography and Layout Editor, Lorraine Vestuti — Layout Staff, James Chenevey — Photography Staff, Michael Donohue — Literature Staff. 92 Left to right — Diego Murray, Ramon Gaspari, Wayne Zambito, Carlos Pisano, Juan Zatwainicki, Senora Pf, Senor C, Grtsldp McCarthy, Guido Testini, Angela Gatell, Lux Delia Reyes, Janet Wittekind, Christina Smith, Miguel Find, Susana Hipp, Micaela Castro 93 98 99 The 1982 Varsity Cheerleaders were some of the best cheerleaders Memorial has ever seen. Home and away, they enthusiastically cheered the football and basketball teams to victory. In addition to their cheering they decorated the field and gym for many games, served a breakfast for the football team, gave a dinner to the basketball team, helped with the homecoming dance and supported every school activity. The whole school ap predated their lovely smiles and warm personalities. Bottom row left to right — Lorraine Vestuti, Laura McMinn Middle row — Darlene Faello, Fran Milhaven, Patricia Kleber Top row — Kathleen Hannan (Captain), Jane Huggard, KerriMae Hall, Eileen Jones Missing — Karen Doughney (Captain) 100 101 Due to rumors of austerity, the 1982 Panther Football team faced much adversity as they feared their season would not take place. All turned out well, as the budget was passed, but uncertainty remained as to the degree of success the Panthers would reach. The Panthers answered the skepticism by finishing with a much respected 5-3 record — the best record Memorial has posted in five years — while shutting out opponents for an unprecedented 15 consecutive quarters. Michael Donohue — All-County, All-Division, All-League Harry Reese — All-Division, All-League Danny Skillman — All-Division, All-League Jimmy Kimmel — All-Division 102 Bottom Row From Left to Right - Steven Sam, Ralph Vestuti, Edward Portoghese, Steven Sampollo, Tim Perfetti, John Neal, Daniel Hannan, Jack Huggard, James Kimmel, Daniel Skillman -----Alexander McMinn, JohnRiordan, Michael Carella, Patrick Kenney. Middle Row From Left To Right — Robert H Jmann. James Schuler. Robert Aabbia. George LoCtcicero. Thomas Aquilino, Daniel O'Rourke, John Ankelman, James Hudak John Hagan, Thomas Purcell, Anthony Draghi Top Left To Right — James Cyran, Kenneth Brower. Michael Donohue, Harr Reese Sal DiDio Walter MEMORIAL VS EAST ROCK A WAY W MEMORIAL VS NORTH SHORE W MEMORIAL VS CLARKE W MEMORIAL VS CARLE PLACE W MEMORIAL VS FLORAL PARK W MEMORIAL VS VALLEY STREAM SOUTH L MEMORIAL VS COLD SPRING HARBOR L MEMORIAL VS MANHASSET L 103 This year’s season for the boys varsity soccer team was a difficult one. The Panthers played some very skillful teams that they could not overcome, as they ended their season with a 3-10 record. They endured through mid-season when they changed their coach and also their field tactics. All of the guys worked together and gave 100' of themselves to the team. Their Panther pride out-classed any opponent they faced. MEMORIAL VS WEST HEMPSTEAD L L MEMORIAL VS VALLYSTREAM SOUTH L L MEMORIAL VS FREEPORT W L MEMORIAL VS VALLEY STREAM NORTH W L MEMORIAL VS CLARKE L L MEMORIAL VS OYSTER BAY L MEMORIAL VS MINEOLA L MEMORIAL VS MAL VERNE W Steven Barrett — All-Conference Danny McAndrew — All-Conference 104 Top row left to right: Joseph Christodora, Sean Wingerter, Andrew Atkins, Daniel Me Andrew, Kenneth Epple, Stephen Barrett, Liam Wallis, Guy Santini Middle row: John Gaspari, James Rogers, John Czachor, Patrick M. Lehose, Scott Mailings, Robert Harrigan Bottom row: Michael Fink, Max Saurel 105 Despite a 3-9 record, this season was con- sidered a big success. There were six girls on the team with no previous soccer experience before and each improved a great deal. Lisa Dwyer, Colleen Limerick, and Michele Robert- son strengthened the defense while Terry DeSantis and Jenny Sholl were the nucleus of the offense. Carol Czachor and Mary Ann Rogers were voted to the All-Division team by the National League Conference IIR coaches. Mary Ann, a senior, had a great year and led the team in both goals and assists. MEMORIAL VS VALLEY STREAM NORTH W W MEMORIAL VS NORTH SHORE L L MEMORIAL VS PLAIN VIEW WEST L L MEMORIAL VS VALLEY STREAM SOUTH L W MEMORIAL VS COLD SPRING HARBOR L L MEMORIAL VS FLORAL PARK L L MEMORIAL VS CLARKE L Mary Ann Rogers — All Conference Carol Czachor — All Conference Left to Right: Mr Kissane, Janice Grogan, Joan Lemieux, Colleen Limerick, Lisa Dwyer, Dawn Limerick Middle Row: Carol Czachor Maryann Rogers, Liz Finck, Dawn Rivers, Jenny Sholl Bottom Row: Terri DeSantis. Michelle Robertson, Lisa Kavanagh 106 107 The 1982 Tennis Team, under the coaching of Mr. Jordan, kept up their winning record. Again, they were Division Champs with an overall record of 11-1. This made the team eligi- ble to place six of its members in the Nassau County Individual Championship Tourna- ment. Kristi Bryan, a sophomore who was seed- ed one, came in fourth in Nassau County. All season the girls played hard competition and always fought to the end, coming out on top. Left to Right — Bettianne Bracco, Petrina Hoffman, Donna Mallahy. Patti Powell, Nancy Tatem, Barbara McGee, Melissa Aviles, Dawn Greenidge, Kristi Bryan, Julie Rose, Sharon O'Gallagher, Patti Greenidge, Tracy Cook 108 The girls volleyball team had an extremely good year due to their excessive effort. The majority of the team had never participated in this sport, so each individual began with the basics. Although this new team worked hard to beat their opponents, they enjoyed themselves as well. A special congratulations goes to Maureen Phillips for mak- ing All-Division and All-League. MEMORIAL VS VALLEY STREAM NORTH L L MEMORIAL VS CLARKE W W MEMORIAL VS FLORAL PARK L W MEMORIAL VS EAST ROCK AW AY L L MEMORIAL VS VALLEY STREAM SOUTH L L 109 Left to Right — Ann Prudente, Coach — Daryl Wolff, Natalie Didio, Gina Gassmann, Susan Scarpantonio, Ruth Scherer, Maureen Phillips, Dawn Ekberg, Mary Brady The 1982-83 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders have had a very busy year. In the fall they not only cheered at the Varsity Football games, but also at the Varsity Soccer games. Fortunately, they had their own Junior Varsity Basketball team to support this winter. These dedicated and spirited girls spent many hours and afternoons decorating for such ac- tivities as the Pep Rally, Homecoming Game, Homecoming Dance and home basketball games. They also served at the annual Football Breakfast and Basketball Dinner. 110 Top left to right — Christina Savino, Alice LoGuidice, Kelli Burn, Jill Shierick, Dawn Vota Bottom left to right — Stacey McMinn, Jennifer Huggard Captain, Terri Gilmartin Captain. Patricia Smith This year's kickline was the best group of dancers Memorial has had the privilege to work with. Under the direction of Mrs. Pombonyo and Mr. Brase the school thoroughly enjoyed their new “Can Can Girls. They per- formed for all the home football games with the Marching Band. The highlight of the season was performing at the 1982 Marching Band Festival for 10,000 fans. They ended off kicking for a basketball game and marching in the Memorial Day Parade. In addition to their performing talents they served as ushers for all the musical programs and lent their fine spirit to the school. 111 Left to right — Jackie Kayne, Kerri Robinson, Sherri Twaite, Laura Brown, Marianne Digiacomo, Britt Patterson, Captain — Lisa Lacitignola, Dana Clements, Diane McLaughlin, Kim Furrer, Diana Backer, Diane Lacari, Caroline Paone, Karen McGee, Captain — Rita Neal, Chris Smith Left to Right — Kenny Buchmann, Micheal Quinn, Tom Aquilino, Jim Gilroy, Gary Giampetruzzi, Mr. Willoughby — Coach, Dan Hannon, Ed Atiles, Jeff Perfetti, Dave Delfranco, Sean Wingerter, Liam Wallis, Ken Gray, Rich Hipp, Jim Rogers Left to Right — Ruth Scherer, Kerri McNulty, Colleen Limerick, Sue Scorpintonio, Maria Ardito, Terri Desantis, Ann Prudente, Lisa Kaoenough, Regina Delvecchione, Robin Abramson, April Nardilillo, Dawn Eckberg, Barbara Fazio Left to Right — Bob Stamm, Bob Macioch, Mr. Mateichik — Coach, John Ankelman, Jim Gilroy, Gary Giampetruzzi, Mario Collace, Frank Zazzarino, Ken Buchann, Donald Hagan, Glen Hoffman, Jim Rogers, John Neal, Billy Beloff, Richard Soto 113 This year's “Varsity Basketball Team recorded a 15-4 record. This was the best record in the history of the old school, breaking the record of 15-7 back in 1958, and a feat that all members of the team should be proud of. The starting team consisted of seniors Paul Matulis, Dan McAndrew, Harry Reese, Mike Herold, and Junior Paul Barrett. Key plays were provided by substitute and occa- sional starters Steve Barrett, Andy Atkins, Tom Gray, Kevin O’Rourke, and Walter Reese. This year, for another first, the Panthers had three players selected to the All-League team, Paul Matulis, Dan McAndrew and Paul Barrett. Paul Matulis and Paul Barrett were also selected to the All-Conference team. For the second year in a row the Panthers had a player selected to the All-County team, Paul Barrett. Left to Right — Mr. Robins — Coach, Andy Atkins, Harry Reese, Paul Barrett. Tom Gary, Paul Matulis, Jim Hudak — manager, Dan McAndrew, Steve Barrett, Walter Reese, Ken O’Rourke, Mike Herold 114 Memorial 58 Locust Valley 50 Memorial 58 Island Trees 31 Memorial 53 Cold Spring Harbor 45 Memorial 54 North Shore 50 Memorial 64 Island Trees 58 Memorial 66 Floral Park 60 Memorial 71 Clarke 55 Memorial 55 Malverne 86 Memorial 57 East Rock 48 Memorial 68 Valley Stream North 58 Memorial 69 Valley Stream South 40 Memorial 52 Floral Park 54 Memorial 62 Clarke 29 Memorial 66 Diuision 45 Memorial 45 Malverne 58 Memorial 68'A Valley Stream North 47 Memorial 71 Valley Stream South 47 Memorial 49 East Rockaway 43 Memorial 45 Great Neck South 55 115 The Girls Varsity Basketball Team finished their season with a 5-7 record in league play and a 7-7 record overall. Their record was good enough to qualify them for the Nassau County Playoffs. This was the first time in the history of Levittown Memorial that a Girls Varsity Basketball team has made the playoffs. This year's team was led by co-captains Lisa Dwyer and Sharon O’Gallagher. Lisa scored 252 points in 14 games for an average of 18 points per game. She also averaged 10 rebounds and five steals per game. Sharon O’Gallagher led the team in assists averaging nine. Sharon’s ac- complishments were no small feat, considering she dislocated her shoulder during the season. Colleen and Dawn Limerick added strength and height to the team while Maureen Phillips made the Panther fast break move. Mary Ann Rogers, Carol Czachor, Michele Robertson, and Donna Pilch added desire and dedication that helped the team develop a winning spirit. After all was said and done coach Kissane was very pleased with the team’s performance and considers these girls to be among the best athletes in Memorial. 116 Left to Right Mr. Kissane — Coach, Michelle Robertson, Rarabra McGee, Colleen Limerick, Dawn Limerick, Donna Pilch, Lisa Dwyer, Carol Czachor, Maryann Rogers, Sharon O’Gallagher, Maureen Philips v zzr Congratulations to The Class of ’83 From EVAN’S CLOTHING Home of Up to Date Fashions at Discount Prices 128-30 Gardiners Avenue Levittown, New York 796-8353 This Memorial Wrestling team was the most enjoyable to coach in my 15 years of experience. Practices were tough, yet humor, and fun always prevailed. The entire team was highly motivated, dedicated and most sincere about winning. When I think of this team I’ll always remember a group of individuals giving 100 percent which makes them true champions. I’ll remember Ray Nardo slugging away each day having a rough time yet never complaining. I’ll remember the humor of Harry Charalambus and Wayne Zambito. I'll remember the intensity of Randy Stolzberg and Scott Malings in their quest to be number 1. I’ll remember the unharnessed ability of John Czachor and look forward to reading of his future success in wrestling. I’ll remember Jim Cyran and Joe Christodora giving of themselves for the success of our team. I’ll remember John Zebro who pulled us out of several matches and Fred Cardillo who was with us from the beginning to the end. I'm retiring from coaching after 15 years of Varsity Wrestling. I will remember this team always as being ideal in every aspect. They gave of themselves to make a team successful. They were never in- timidated and they never complained. I leave wrestling with a smile on my face and a tear in my eyes. Memorial has a lot to be proud of. Left to Right — Wayne Zambito, Jim Cyran, Kenny Brower, Fred Cardillo, John Zebro, Jim Mills, Joe Christodora, John Czachor, Harry Charalam- bus, Scott Malings, Tom McLehose, Randy Stolzberg, Jerry McCarthy, John Gaspari, Kevin Mangels, James Zebro Missing — Ray Nardo, and Brian Ginther 118 Memorial 59 Vally Stream No. 6 Memorial 29 Vally Stream So. 29 Memorial 52 Floral Park 8 Memorial 27 Cold Spring Harbor 22 Memorial 32 Manhasset 18 Memorial 49 Uniondale 18 Memorial 37 Hempstead 20 Memorial 24 Carey 26 Memorial 46 Carle Place 17 Memorial 19 Southside 41 Memorial 45 Northside 22 Memorial 50 Wheatey 16 119 The 1983 Baseball Team is looking to fill a lot of holes left by the graduation of a number of key players who are presently playing col- lege baseball. The Panthers hope to continue with its tradition of baseball ex- cellence in its quest for its five straight league championships and its six championships in the last seven years. Pitching for the panthers this year will be Jim Chenevey, Mike Donohue, Bob Miller, Bill Watson and Ken Epple while the catching will be done by Sal Didio, Kevin O’Rourke and Walter Reese. Infielders will be Kenny Epple, Bob Miller, Ed Portoghese, Dave Delfranco, Bob Harrigan, Ralph Vestuti, Mike Herold, Mike Donohue, The outfielders will be Harry Reese, Jim Chenevey, John Riordan, Bill Watson, Wayne Zambito and John Weber. While the panther nine has a lot of newcomers to the team they ex- pect to be a domination factor in the County Playoffs as they have been for the past six straight years. Left to Right — Mike Donohue, Harry Reese, Mr. Robins — Coach, Sal Didio, Jim Chenevey, Ken Epple, Bob Miller, John Riordan, Bill Watson, Walter Reese, Mike Herold, John Weber, Kevin O’Rourke, Ralph Vestuti, Dave DelFranco, Ed Portoghese, Bob Harrigan 120 121 The 1983 girls softball team has visions of bettering last year's season record. In 1982, many of the same girls who led the Pan- thers to a second place league finish return this season and are looking forward to a first place finish. Returning members are Lisa Lacitignola, Maryann Rogers, Maureen Phillips, Lisa Dwyer, Patty Kleber, Rita Cerasi, and All-Conference selection Donna Sellinger. New members who will contribute this season are Kristi Bryan, Eileen Jones, Dawn Limerick, Nancy Tatem, Kathy Daly, Michele Robertson and returning after missing the 1982 season due to injury Sharon O’Gallagher. Left to Right — Mr. Willoughby — Coach, Eileen Jones, Lisa Dwyer, Lisa Lacitignola, Rita Cerasi, Donna Seelinger, Dawn Limerick, Michelle Robert- son, Nancy Tatem, Maureen Phillips, Kathy Daly, Patricia Kleber, Mary Ann Rogers, Kristi Bryan, Sharon 0‘Gallagher, Donna Mallahy 122 � Ll, The Varsity Lacrosse Team is hoping for another suc- cessful season. The last two years have consisted of League Championships and also the opportunities to participate in the County Championship. Returning for play are All- County Dan Skillman, All-League Jack Huggard and All- League Al McMinn. Although the team is young there is much optimism out on the playing field that makes them all Champs. Left to Right — Charlie Dodenoff, Dan Hannon, Ken Brower, Mike Quinn, Tom Harris, Dean Knox, Lou Carbonell, Ken Radigan, Kevin Joos, Pat Kenny, Pat Harris, Mr. Dwyer — Coach, Rob Zabbia, Ricky Herold, Tom McLehose, Jim Kimmel, Jack Huggard, Eddy Atlis, Tom Purcell, Steve Sam- polio, Liam Wallace, Bill Purcell, Dave Federico, Dan Skillman, Al McMinn, Chris Manzo, Scott Malings 124 125 126 127 130 The 1982-83 Senior Chorus was composed of 75 of the finest voices to come along in quite a while. In addition to placing 13 students in the All-County Chorus (the most ever), the chorus performed at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in N. Y.C., Westbury Music Fair, and at the Music Festival in Boston. While saddened at the clos- ing of Memorial at the end of this year, Mrs. Pfeffer and Mr. Dunbar are gratified that Memorial’s last year was, in many respects, the best year. All State Chorus James Tyminski Beth Prichard All County Chorus Nancy Tatem Richard Barkan James Tyminski Jonathan Schmid James Cyran Raymond Gaspari Norman Harjus Beth Prichard Janet Wittekind JeanneManzo Daniel Dodd Robert Ludwiczak Lisa McFarland Top row left to right: Stacey McMinn, Kathy Jarimillo, Jonathon Schmid. Richard Barkan, James Tyminski, Raymond Gaspari, James Hudak, Robert Ludwiczak, Daniel Dodd, Jeffrey Dunlop, Norman Harjus, Beth Pritchard, Theresa Rhatigan Fourth row left to right: Maryann DiGiacomo, Linda Finamore, Mary Lyons, Crystal Hoffman, Sean Wingerter, Ken DeLucie, Richard Scicchitano, James Gansrow, James Cyran, James Mills, Timothy Perfetti, Michelle Castro, Joann Gili, Diane Backer, Pietrina Hoffman, Third Row: Laura Prichard, Tara Ryan, Laura Brown, Janice Grogan, Joan Lemeiux, Kathleen Machutta, Nancy Tatem, Sue Failla, Alice LeGiudice, Eileen Lyons, Mario Weissman, Vivian Fowler Second row left to right: Robin Forster, Regina Kieran, Dawn Midnet, Janet Wittekind, Lisa Osbourne, Patrick McLehose, James Murray, Jeffrey Perfetti, Wayne Zambito, Joseph Christodora, Kelli Eschmann, Jeannie Manzo, Christina Commisso, Kathleen Leary, Bottom row left to right: Patti Greenidge, Lorelle Holway, Lisa Signurelli, Chris Smith, Chris Cyran, Jeffrey Schmid, Timothy Dodd, Brian Gehlich, Robert Murray, Kerri Robertson, Liz Fink, Dawn Greenidge, Sybil Saurel The Levittown Memorial Band, under the direction of Music Chairman, Robert E. Brase, had it's best year ever. During the 1982-83 school year. Besides doing an outstan- ding job at all of our Home footgames, the panther mar- ching band made a farewell appearance at the Hofstra Marching Band Festival. While attending this festival, the band (made up of musicians, kickline, flag corps and banner carriers) led by drum majorette picked up a trophy for the outstanding job they did. Another highlight from this school year was the highly acclaimed winter concert which took place during the month of December. As the year Progressed, the band also participated in the Honor Society ceremony, a Fabulous trip to Boston, the spring concert and graduation. Last of all, the band was quite proud of two other ac- complishments that took place. The first was having two of its members, James Murray (Tuba) and Beth Pritchard (Clarinet) selected for All-County band, with the second being, Memorial’s Participation with the band at this year’s New York State school music association (N.Y.S.S.M.S) competition. All in all, this was Memorial’s finest band in 30 years. Top Left to Right — Mr. Brase, Robyn Abramson, Robert Corcoviles, Ronald Holmes, John Zatwarnicki, James Tyminski, Chris Buck, June Ver- mi lye, April Nardillo, Terri Mehlich, Lou Grippo, Lynn DeLa Rosa, William Reyes, Richard Soto, Colleen Limerick, Richard Barkan, George Lo Cicero, Jeffery Schmid, Jonathan Schmid, Barbara McGee, Sean Wingerter, James Murray, Robert Murray, Frank Callan, Anthony Scotti, Laura Prichard, Dawn Limerick, Staci Corso, Tracy Cook, Beth Prichard, Gina Vecchione, Robert Ludwiczak, Amy Dysco, James Haaf, Glen Hoffman, Maryann Stuven, Laura Tumbarello, Janet Wittekind, Lori Shapiro, Consuelo Recalde, Lisa Dwyer, Ann Healy, Kathy McGuire. Missing — Jackie Davies. 131 SHOWTIME Consisting of a change from that of past formats, this years showtime was a combination of instrumentalists and singer-dancers performing music from the twenties through the eighties. A group with true professional quali- ty, showtime performed at many out-of-school functions, as well as “bring the house down” during our own concerts and shows. This year the Orchestra has grown in size, as well as, ability. Together, qualify of performance has been their goal throughout this final year. Good luck Class of W” Left to right — Miss McGowan. Joy McDonald. Christine Yevoli, Sybil Saurell. Debra Campbell, Dana Clements. Linda Temme, Patricia Powell 133 When the clarion sounds of the 16 bands that performed at Hofstra’s High School Marching Band Festival finally ended, you could tell that the performances had been greatly ap- preciated. But for the second year, one of the bands stood out as a favorite, The Panther Marching Band. This band, directed and coordinated by Robert Brase, put on a show entitled “Panther’s 82;’’ highlights included a Kickline under the direction of Mrs. Laura Pombonyo, a flag corps, coached by Mr. Brase and led by drum major Terri Mehlich. In their appearance at the festival, Memorials music ranged from classical to pop. All in all — the band's big sound, the kickline routines and flag manipulations — the success of the performance let everyone know that Memorial was leaving this festival with style. 134 135 ANYTHING GOES, our 1983 musical production — Memorial's last, and best! Knowing that this one would hold a special place as the end of an era, we all approach- ed it as a labor of love. We danced and sang our hearts out; gloried in the professionalism of our leads who have grown so much over their years here; we made friends with new people and bonded even more strongly with the old; we vowed it would never end and for all of us the memory of this good time never will. 136 137 139 Left to Right — Bill Stripp, Liam Wallis, John Franz, Eddie Portoghese, Thomas Taravella, Darlene Faello, Kevin Joos, Ralph Vestuti, Laurie Foos, Jim Mills Left to Right — Joseph Klinger, Rich Sandler, Marianne Digiacomo, Joe Skoch, Debbie Lesmeister, Mike Dennett, Rich Meili Back row — Left to Right — Jeffrey Dunlop, Ken Brower, Bettianne Bracco, Jane Huggard, Richard Suntag, Front — Glen Kiefer, Michelle Ardolino, Laura McMinn, Diane Decyk 140 Back row — Left to Right — Steve DelaRosa, Jim Cyran, John Weber, Scott Lambert, John Lynch, Front — Anne Rodriguez, Regina Kieran, Caroline Paone, Marjurie Zebro, Luz Reyes, Lori Kenney, Mike Searson Back row — Left to Right — Jeanine De Sena, Mario Dameano, Norman Harjus, Brian McGuinness, Kerry McNulty, Janice Kerr, Front — Carol Czachor, Thomas McLehose, Kim Dankenbrink, Stephanie Astore Left to Right — Randy Stolzberg, Laura Bachety, Keith Prunty, Gina Savino, Kim Fleischmann, Linda Finamore, Ronnie Forgione, Cathy Boyle Left to Right — Chris Goedtel, Kevin O’Rouke, Keith McCarthy, Scott Lorenson, Bob Lesmeister, Jim Struhs, Tim Dodd Back row — Left to Right — Jeff Mollineaux, Ray Gaspari, John Martino, John Jacoby, Gail Bellisio, Dawn Limerick. Front Row — Kelly O’Connell, Elizabeth Finch, Barbara Rugen, Phylis Cramer, Suzanne Van Cise 142 Left to Right — Terry Cerasi, Gary Bell, Donna Pilch, Scott Furrer, Eileen Gaspari, Lisa McFarland Standing Left to Right — Ken Kiefer, Susan Kollmann, Patrick Tuttle. John Cuva, Michael Ciaccio, Jacki Ferguson, Sean Li- pean, Keith Robinson, Sitting — Mike Allen, Janine Cantore, JoanMarie Capria 143 Left to Right — Sharon Tuerlings, Dianne Somerville, Linda Russo, Billy Borgold, Brian Behrens Back Row — Left to Right — Dennis Bianco, Thomas Samluck, Laura Stockman, JoAnn Palazzo, Kristina Spruyt. Front — Scott Malings, Angela Scalia, Barbara Stoll, Patricia Kleber, Jeanette Wahl Back Row — Left to Right — Angela Gatell, Micheal Leonard, Tom Patterson, Barbara Prainito, Michelle Castro. Front — Linda Norris, Stacy Stuart, Michael Picarella Left to Right — Walter Reese, Gina Gassmann, Tom Gray, Kerrimae Hall, Bob Miller, Fran Milhaven 144 Left to Right — Laura Gansrow, Susan Hipp, Susan Oettinger. Janice McCarthy Back Row — Left to Right — Andrew Russell, Gerard White, Joe Gallagher, Lou Tutone, Dan O’Rourke Middle — Barbie Ratner, Theresa Rhatigan, Lisa Dwyer, Richard Scicchitano, John King Front — Frank Cintron, Joy McDonald, Michele Robertson, Marueen Phillips, Kim Gor- man, Thomas Seelinger Back Row — Left to Right — Mike Grier, Ken Brown. Jim Buckley. Michael Erickson, Front — George Villanti, Stephanie Galanis, Denise Accordino, Rich Ragozzino, Mike Richards 145 E.T. becomes the top money-making film of all time, while in July the Reuerend Sun Myung Moon married 4,150 followers. Rapt Philadelphians learn of nuclear war’s medical consequences. Scott Thorson sues Liberace in a 113 million dollar Palimony Suit. Princess Diana and Prince Charles are blessed with a son. John Riggins aids the Washington Redskins in victory over the Miami Dolphins in Superbowl XVII. Alberto Selazaar finishes first in the New York City Marathon while in Palestine a worker disposes of some of the over 700 killed in the Shatila-Sabra massacre. Jimmy Connors and Mario Cuomo were victors in their respective contests. Jimmy won Wimbledon and Mario won New York as its governor. In December Jarvik-7, a plastic heart, is transplanted into Barney Clark, age 61. 146 reabahomics COM NG Up: THE VIETNAM VETS'HOUR.. Lines of unsold, solid steel DeLorean dream cars of that non bankrupt company arc seen as well as demonstrators protest ini: Reaganomics outside of Indiana's state capital. Sophia Loren returns to Italy to serve a 17 day prison sentence for tax erosion In September pro-football players begin an eight-week strike and in early October Cats opens on Broadway to rare reriews. Italy a ins the World Cup for soccer while Gerry Cooney gets his lumps in defeat to Heavyweight Champion Larry Holmes. A Teamster member is shot and killed during the Independent Truckers Association strike over higher fuel taxes. I nemploymerit figures fuel taxes Unemployment figures reach 10.8 oercent in December of ‘82. Doonesbury creator Garry Trudeau signs off for a spell to get a fresh slant on life in America. Seven deaths in Chicago are attributed to cy anide laced Ty lenol capsules. In' March 1082. celebrants take red-carpet route to post performance party of Night of 100 Stars. Argentine troups are airlifted to help in defending their possession dispute with England over the Falkland Islands. 117 Smurfs replace the Rubik’s cube in popularity while home computers dominated both. Pac Man was the rage in game rooms across the country and telephones took on a new look. In the music scene Van Halen surpassed all others in quality of live performances while The Who announced, yet again, their retirement from touring. The world laments the loss of such notables as Karen Carpenter, Leonid Breshnev, Grace Kelly, Henry Fonda, Ingrid Bergman, and high-living John Belushi. 148 Men at Work Business as Stray Cat� B . • • Pat Benatar et Nervous Led Zeppelin Coda Swai The Clash Billy Joel Nvor Cu Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers .ong A Da'K Backstreet MCA) Oaryl Hall and John Oates H O -RCA Phil Collins Me“o i Mu Joni Mitchell J. Ceils Band Joe Jackson qM � Ozzy Osbourne Missing Persons g Supertramp 'ous . Squeeze Under AAM The English Beat On the cinema scene Sly's planning to continue the Rocky syndrom while the young lady to the right of him is car- rying necrophilia too far in Poltergeist. Sly also made a movie with clothes on in First Blood, while Conan gave the public a run for their money in the beefsteak competition. Hurt and Goldie are having a heart to heart talk in Best Friends while Haul Newman shows his great acting prowess listening to his finger in the “The Verdict.” “MASH” with Alan Alda is ending after II yrs. while E.T. ponders whether he’ll have such longevity. Annie was successfully adapted from stage to screen with Albert Finney and Aileen Quinn. Harrison Ford looks lost without his ship in Blade Runner. Dolly Partons success was apparent in The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, while Richard Gere finds it difficult to be one in An Officer and a Gentleman with Debra Winger. Dustin Hoffman reveals a new facet of his many talents in Tootsie. 119 o 151 152 yjflrl£7 153 Congratulations to the Class of ’83 PANTS PLUS for everyone 349 Wantagh Ave. Levittown, N.Y. 11756 To our daughter Gloria A happy graduation day. May it start a year which will bring you happiness and success. We’re both proud of you. Best of luck. 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May everything go your way, because you deserve the very best We love you, Charlene and Billy For Regular Savings Day of Deposit Day of Withdrawal Accounts Guaranteed Interest TIME DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS DIRECT DEPOSIT OF SOCIAL SECURITY CHECKS Personal Savings Loans Students Loans Budget Fitted Mortgage Loans NO .ACCOUNTS On or p op 6e« j hifrnQ poop po Growing in YOUR Neighborhood at... 3721 Hempstead Turnpike at Wantagh Avenue Phone: 735-6800 Free Customer Parking • Drive-Up Windows Other Offices in Brooklyn, Queens and Nassau To the class of ’83: Here’s hoping you all get ahead in life, and all good things come your way. from the guys at Exxon Beirne Bros. « 159 por§A §ays (goodbye and (good lUuck to All (§ur §tudents. Congratulations to ©nr (graduates of 1983. X3 Tttcuf 4Ct Xf cvi 'ieeun cuuC de s4c6leve t. Occi 4%e 70it6 Tf cc 7l ua €UtcC fa 7f wi putu e ScMutUt Jlcutc ? U Tftcuf fyou j4c£ieve 2’teat te 4 a td Succcm- s4££ t ic Datfd fyaoir tve . Mtyn4i£«tt4it6o t4 uut Se4t?Vu6e4. 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BENNETT FORD Exp. • Bronco • LTD • Ranger Escort Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 from Country Ford Ltd. Home of the ’83 cars and trucks 210 Gardiners Ave. Levittown, N.Y. 11756 579-8785 3209 Hempstead Tpk. 735-7400 165 Congratulations Ray! Love. Mom and Dad “Hey Deanno you maggot Stop being such a flirt. You’re a good person and friend. Good Luck! Love, Jo Jo JR. What’s the squealy beef? (Judy Kittens) Sharon, Now we can really unite! Congrats to the Class of '83 Pat and Jim Shelley Dear Kerri. What should Ido...!!’’ Love. Alan Gag me with a spoon Hey brothers and sisters Congratulations to our beautiful daughter — Pooks Put your boots on before you take the car to the bowling alley. Love. Mom and Dad Congratulations to the Class of '83 — Milton Silver. D.D.S. Sal — If you ever want to fall out of bed and pull a muscle — just give me a call! T.D. PHONE HOME Ray. To bigger and better things. Mom and Dad Best Wishes — Janet and Richard Welsch Best Wishes to the Class of '83 — Shelly Sharnitz J. R. — Have you broken any kit- chen tables lately? Choo Choo and pillows ... shut the — up!! I'll always remember all the great times! Be happy Rob!! Love. Nancy Donna — Break any windows late- ly? Love always. Steve To our daughter Eileen. You have brought joy. love and happiness to us just being you. All our love, Mom and Dad Good Luck in your future Maryann Dominic Albanese Best of luck to the class of '83. Mr Kurt To Anna — May all your dreams come true to their fullest potential Love always. Frank DiMartino To the Winners. Do me a favor!! From another winner. Mr Brase — You're a great guy. Thanks for everything, especially the memories. T. S. God Bless the Class of '83! M. A. Curtin Kath — I still have the label! Ya want some tuna-fish!!? It’s such a crime! Peanut-butter! We had alot of great times — Frich! I’ll always remember! Frach (Nan) Denise. All nice things come in small packages. I guess that’s why you're such a great friend. We became friends when I really need- ed one Thanks for being there. Love and Friendship. Anna S. T. — You killed Alfred!!! (Remember?) Congratulations to the Class of '83 — Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Corritore To Soup and LaBella Bird — Good Luck in the future. Love. Julie Good Luck — Connie and Frank Loftus To Maria — Keep that Italian per- sonality going, it made Physics great this year, and you. Love, Alan Danny Skillman you're a stud.” Next time, don't slobber on my cheek. Good Luck. Love ya, Jo-Jo Ray is 1!!! Anita. Rick. Rob Donna. How's cookie land? I remember the first time you saw him at the wrestling match, you were in love. Stay forever in cookie haven. Lori Eileen — go straight! check for spiders! COMPANY!! You’re a------- !! Bizz Buzz!! I'm glad we're friends! Love ya. Nancy Chris. The Best is yet to Come! Love. MOM Maria. Much happiness always! Love. Aunt Ida Wally. Don’t give Tom the Cream Cheese!!! Tara, Nancy. Donna, and Marie. Chinese car switch! don't forget to leave wheels Mane. Love Ei Congratulations and Good Luck Maryann Elizabeth Albanese To Chris. Good Luck Love. The O’Rourke Family Good Luck to the class of '83. especially to Chris and Maria. From a friend from a long time ago To Maryann — Much love, luck and happiness in the future. Love — Mom and Dad To Christine: May you reach the height of your success. Grandma and Grandpa Robin, Which one did you really want to go to the motel with anyway?! Love Ei Jon. Ring My Bell Love, Guess Who Lauring Baby. We had so much fun these past three years. Let’s get together over the summer love jo-jo Hey Tate — Do we have school tomorrow — Love Steve Maria, watch out for good friends; it leads to bigger things. Lots of Luck Love the K’s Doc — You got another thing comin!! To my favorite girl on the block, Love your buddy across the street. Congratulations to the Class of '83. Irish” Wayne Kelly Best Wishes for the Future. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Kuhn ALRIGHT. LET’S GO!!! Robin and Eileen — Thanks for always being a friend! Love. Maria To Chris. All the best in everything you do. Love, Dad Best Wishes to Raymond! Love, Grandma and Grandpa Amy! What do you want to do! Remember on the way to the-------- we had fun singing that song! Good Luck. Love. Jo-Jo Nancy. Diane. Denise. Anna. Lee. and Caroline — Here's to the good times in the Smurfmobile. Can-1! Love. Ei Chris — Just think, ya might get to go to college with your favorite per- son (the one who drives slow!) — Val Nan — Go straight, check for spiders! Company!!! Truly” Gloria Love, Ei Good Luck Maria — Love. Aunt Jean A bell is no bell till you ring it; a song is no song till you sing it; and love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay ‘cause love isn't love till you give it away. Good Luck, to everyone in everything you do. Joanne Gili To all Chuckies. What's up Chuck?! Hey. no biggy! Love, Ei Wally. Who makes your bed? Jimmy — I just want to wish you luck in everything you do. Love ya. Julie Good Luck Missy. Love. Aunt Ida Terri and Sharon — How do you like Mr. Nelson’s flair pants and his dumb jokes. Your Drivers’ Ed. pal, Lori Good Luck Chris. Aunt Rose To all the Brothers!! We had lots of good times! Good luck and take care. Love Sister Jeannie Good Luck to the Class of '83. Mr Salzone Dear Vicky. Our times have been good and I will not forget them. Good luck always, Alan Diane: barefoot-cop-H.Tpke. — oh my wow! skate boardin’! Ham- burgers 4 a m.?! Do a 10 of pits! EARTHQUAKE!!! Lean on any houses lately?? Nancy. Tara, and Beth, Want to go to the park? Push any cars lately?!! Love, Ei Anna, It's been real fun walking home with you. Good Luck. Congrats to the Class of '83. Kathy. Chris, and Ken Shelley. Too Bad Please” Suck face You Maggot Remember these. Love, Jo-Jo Congratulations — Hilda and Jim Willmann and Family. It’s in the hole!! The Big Lis Levit- town!! P.M. Hea-THER! We share everything!! Little Diddy!! b w adidas! MWA! To Donna — What can I say but thanks and I love ya! Love and Friendship. Jeannie Robin — Please come up to Food- town with me? Mr. and Mrs. K. Klien Gary Klein '94 Julie Klein ‘97 To all the Chuckies. Thanks for making my Junior Year the Best! Caroline Nan — I’ll always remember the nights we spent at your house, playing games, talking, and sharing secrets. Thanks for the good laughs. Love. Lori Missy — Good Luck. Love Aunt Rose and Uncle Tony Hey Zacker, I can still wear white on my wedding day. It was great this year. I'll miss ya! Love Jo-Jo Chuckies, Here's to Division’s park- ing lot and mich lights Love Ei To Mary Ann — May you succeed in whatever you do — Love Grandma. Missy I Love You — Love Mom Kerri, problems, problems, ... problems!!” We are proud of you Love Mom and Dad Dunkin. Well I guess I won't be needing these anymore, that com- mercial will be in my laughs forever! Donut Winnie — Mary's working in the kitchen... Love Maria Kellie. The laughs we have had together have been great. Keep on!! Alan Ray. Good Luck in all you do! Deb- bie and Ralph To our son Alan — May all your endeavors meet with the utmost success bringing with them the harvest of your dreams. To Chris — Continued Success Love. Aunt Marion. Uncle Joe, Pamela. Joeseph and Michael Good Luck Maria: From Miss McGowan Kellie. I can't breathe ...!!! Good Luck for the Future. Love Alan 166 Lee. Here’s to all those back ups we wanted to have! You're a great friend and I cherish your friendship. The future holds many good times for us. Love and Friendship forever Anna Kerri, Friendship lasts a long time, and I hope ours follows the same road. Love Alan To all the Chuckies — I will always remember the good times we had and I will always cherish your friendships. Let's keep in touch. Anna Marie Carousel Card Gift 130 Gardiners Ave. Levittown. N.Y. 11756 Donna: We've been thru so much together. No matter what, you're a best friend formr! Thanks for everything! I’ll always be here! I love ya! Nancy Lori, Let's ride past Division!! I'll tell Eric to bring his friend! Love Ei Sniffles: Ya wanna .. Let’s go Pete! Rat! Shorty!! Don'i Rock the boat! Operation: Murphy . . . put it on the A.P.!! Cook?? Smoif Hey Lee — Wanna go to Smitty’s?!!! Can — Ei?!! Pass the Rose! You’re a good friend, Good luck! Love Nancy Good Luck to the class of '83. Mr. Claps Alan, You have showed me what the meaning of friendship really is — May your life be filled with love, happiness, and sunshine always! Love, Kerri Robin. We shared great times together, popcorn, devil dogs, visiting the creek, the parties, dou- ble stuffs, talks, prom, catching up with each other and lots of secrets. I hope the good times continue forever. Love. Lori Eugene. It’s been great knowing you in High School. You’ve been a good friend in a special way. Keep in touch in the future. Eileen Jefferson, Frost Valley, the Science Fair, Abbey Lane, St. Patricks. Red Lobster, is only a few, never forget 'em — they were the best of times. Love, Miss Kerri Congratulations to the Class of '83. Best of luck in the future. Neubie. Hey Ray - FILL FOR PIZZA!!! Kellie — Can't wait to look back on this, when there's little Eugenes and Jeffreys running around our house then we'll finally be able to laugh and realize that we made it. Love your buddy. Jeff and Kerri — I wish you two would just stay together. Good Luck in the future, and may your love keep you together always, and you're not playing BREAD at the weeding. Love ya. Val Alan. Joe, Ricky — I admit you did win the bet I owe ya! Love, Kerri Mighty Mouse — You're still my hero, Lei's watch a Shirley Temple movie, remember our Water Right and the The Platonic Rela- tionship! Love Your Favorite Person Dear Kellie, You’ve helped me thru my toughest moments and I don’t know where I would be without ya! Til never forget our talks about our Men. You’re a great buddy. Love, Kerri Chuckies — I love ya's all! You know who you are!! Thanks — I had a great year! Love. Nan To L.H. Stay away I'am prude. I’am prude. From a Friend Chris, Remember Billy Ball and strawberry shakes, that night on the beach with your cousins, the Police Concert, and the Haunted Road near C.W. Post. Love and Friends Forever. Kim Mike Ryan Lives Bring Back Mary Ann O’Conner OH BUTH! Love, Rob Donna and James. Neil Young Foreva! To a friend — From a friend. Welcome Back Kid! We missed ya! The Brothers. You’ve seen the rest and realized we’re the best. Pound, Red, Roach, Diz. We leave to Mr D. a lifetime supply of Tropicana and green pens. Lorraine Vestuti, Congratulations on your graduation. Love Always your brother Phil. P.S. Good Luck in Col- lege, I will miss you. Coda Jon, Coda! I see great things happening at this party, 1982-3, the J.S. year! Lorri, You are a great friend. Thanks for everything. Love ya, Karen Jeffrey. I can't believe that 4 years have flown by it’s as if I just met you yesterday, we have shared many hi's and low’s in our lives together and as we grow may that special closeness that we shared always be there! All my love, Kerri James. No more You name the party ... I’ve settled down. The Brothers, You've kept us sane We love ya! LB. JG. GM, DC. Hey Sal — Let's give Fran a call! D.S. — Give me your face. R.F. — I’ll bel you’ll never forget your experiences working at Food- town, isn't it such a great job? M G. Vicky — Never forget Don or Dan — those were the days! Miss Cur- tain's you know what cleaning the mirrors at the theatre! or Dans Tic- Tacs. stuffed shells at the Sunrise Mall. Love, Kerri John — Never forget Lilda!!! (I can't believe you lost her!) To Eileen, Donna. Nancy and Tara, We have to practice those Chinese Fire Drills more often. Marie To Zack — Thanks for always listening and caring. We had lots of fun together. Keep in touch. Love Ya, Jeannie. Valerie, Never forget tripping while you walk, my one hiccups, Saint Francis, pizza bagels, and all our special talks where would we be with out each other! Those were the days. Love, Kerri I’l have a burger, fries, and some clothes!!! THANKS for the waterski- ing. The dreaded umbrella. Kerri, Remember Zinser’s class and the timings that you always got a head start on. Hope you are as special in the future as you are now. EILEEN Lorri, I love you forever. Love Always, Andy Dear Brothers, Jimmy, Jack, and John, I can't believe we all made it. Time really flies when you laugh the whole way through. With the 3 of you, that's all I did. I don't think I'll ever forget. Let's go fishing, the time Jimmy and Flounder attacked Ter near Kate's. Jack and the way he bowls. The New Year’s Eve par- tys, the dances, the Victory parties — they were all so great. So are you guys. I wish you all the best of everything and much success always. Love ya, Sister Sharon. Steve, We get around! You are super! Wanna go bowling? Love ya. Karen To Eugene. Remember Chris play- ing softball and don’t forget the stilts. Let’s go play horses. Your friend. Dave Nancy, Remember Friday the 13th and pillows, Amy Parness, and rootbeer, lonely man on the corner and sharing secrets in shorthand. Love ya, Robin Patty, You've been the closest friend evern since St. B.! We've had a pissa for 15 years and I hope it never stops. How's Mrs. Wolf’s M M's? Love Always. Kathy To the Bad Girls of Rock-n-Roll and all the good times we've had. Amy, Denise. Patti. Laurina. Sue, ... I don’t like you! Jimmy Dear Kate and Pauline — I just want to say that I’m glad we've become friends. We've had so many good times. I’m sure I'll never forget. Thinking back I remember the X- mas Dances, are you gonna go or what? What about walking down the hall in 9th with our telescopes? Going bowling with Jack? My im- pressions. COO-COO Klock, 7 C.M., and tap dancin'. Hanging out at Ter’s and of course. RIGHT HERE BABE! Those times were great. What I am really saying is that those laughs and good times wouldn’t have happened without you both. Thanks for being the people you are. I love you both. Love, Sbaron. Re-Re, You name the party. I’ll name the guy. James To Donna Mallahy — Keep on Cooking! — Thanks for always be- ing there. Love. Diane. Vicky — I hope we will always be friends, sharing in each others hopes, dreams, and success. Kerri Gass. Anna. Remember your first love at Eisenhower Park cause J. S. will never forget it! Love Always, Snooper Jimmy, You’re not a-------! Thanks for the flower. Love Always. Patty Steve — Best of Luck to the sex- iest guy I know. Have fun and try not to break too many hearts. Love, Nancy Kerri, May all your wishes and dreams come true and may your future be as bright as it appears to- day. Dad Ei. You will be my S.C. pal forever. D.S. — LOOK OUT FOR THE POLE! MG. To all my friends and teachers who put up with me all through the years. Thanks! Love, Jeannie Brian. Remember math in 11th grade. I always beat you except on the Mid-Term and Final. As a reward, have a slice of B.R. bread. Eileen Rita. Never forget the good times at your house — HA HA or the Drive- In, Boones Farm, Let's go play tennis, you can come too! Sound familiar from our two favorite men in this world. Love, Kerri Donna, By the time you read this, I’ll be all caught up! Love, Robin D. S. — L. L.’s LIVE ON! M. G. Wally — Don’t ever forget Brew 'n Burger! Murold, You are my favorite shlep! What great times we have had. mac. and cheese, parties, tacos, me messing up your plans, and A.A.!!! Love, me (Wanna move furniture?) Kelli, Hope you enjoy math as much as you did in 7th-11th. Hope we have as much fun in the future as we did in the past. Eileen Kerri. May all your days be filled with only the best for you, who deserves only the best of everything in life. Much Love, Aunt Kathleen Gloria, To the witch sister I never had. I hope you always find that prom date while prowling around on your broom. Eileen Lyons Kellie, Thanks for all of the great times in school and out. Remember Tootsie’s Woo and the big n3. Eileen Hey Jelly Belly, Wanna Change a light bulb. Love ya always . 167 Kat. ‘Raine, La, Thanks for always being there. Are any of you guys green? Remember St. Patricks Day and Wendy's. Love ya, Karen Donna, Wasn't cooking great this year?!! Love, Ei Good Luck to the Class of '83 Joe BoneMto Eillen, Robin, Diane. Lori, Anna, Caroline, ft's hard for me to say I’m sorry! From, Amy Parness? To Jack, Just Friends says it all!! I Love You. Jeanne Lori — Wanna go to the creek!? To all the Brothers, Brothers, Brothers, Thanks for making my senior year a great one. You guys are great and I have shared alot of good times with you all. Let’s keep up the good partying. Best wishes always, Sister Sharon Harry, You made my life so very happy. You’re the greatest. Love ya always, Karen Chrissy, You're such a sweet girl, but CRAZY letting the world drive your car. But thanks!!! Love, Lorraine Sue. Qu‘est-ce que sais? Jacques Steve. Good luck in whatever you do! You’re a sweet guy, don’t change! Hope we get to be better friends! Love Always, Maria Z. Wally, Thanks for alot of great times! You always kept me smiling and I’ll never forget our long talks in the library. Thanks for always being there! I heard 48 Hours was a good movie, shmuck. Love ya, Kitten To my roommate. Thanks for put- ting up with me. You are a super friend. Thanks for always listening. Love, Karen Marie. Remember writing upside down? We've had enough years of practice! Love. Robin Walt. What are you doing on Sun- day? Thanks for listening. Love, Your sister-in-law. Mr. Zacker: Your understanding and generosity is more than words can say. Too bad all the rest of the teachers aren’t like that. Love Always, Jackie G., Laura B. What did you say you got on your S.A.T.’s? Are you sure about that? To Troy, You are my 1 guy. I will love you forever! My love for you always, Laura Chris, Thanks for driving me around I'm sorry I dropped ac- counting. You are a good friend. Love, Karen PORSCHE! To Studly Dooleft: We leave a lifetime supply of Blondes, Mr. Zog's Sex Wax and a lifelong Tan. Tom H. and Ray N.: Tom, drop any dishes at Caruso’s lately? Ray, Give it up for once, oooh God! Pawwa — June 4,1982. Wisa Janet — Wanna see a knife fight — and run? Love. Robin Frich, How’s your thumb doing, B.R.! Go pod hopping lately? Michelob, my room, B. R., L. M., remember? Good night! Love ya, Frach Oh Buth. you light up my life. Now what measure are we on? Lee, I loved you in 9th grade and I still do. You are one of my best friends and just bein with ya makes me happy. Love Always. Patty Frich, Even though our friendship isn't as close as it used to be, I’ll always remember our best times! Love ya, Frach Dear Donna and Nancy. (Sniffles and Smoif) We have actually grown up! Do you believe it? Time has gone by so fast, I don’t know where to begin. Thinking back to 9th grade and the fights we always used to have. Checking out all the older guys. Basketball and. of course, Tennis. Road House Blues, the nights with the essays to do. Let's get Physical . Animal. Do you wanna touch! All the dances and the Jr. Prom. Nan, why weren’t you in the picture? Where's Jimmy’s jacket? Well, 12th is here and gone and we’ve added more things to our memories list. I’m glad things have worked so great for the both of you. I'm glad that we have become the friends we are. Good Luck in the future and may your roads to life bring you both much success and happiness. Love Ya, Sha (Spanky) Kitten, I’ll never forget you, Shmuck! I hear 48 Hours is a great movie. When are you going to get a doorbell for me? La, You've become a very special friend. Thanks for always being there. P.S. It’s been awhile, but do you want some Grilled Cheese Love Always, Lorraine Charlie — Do your own Spanish homework! Eileen, I still have the other half of the dollar! (If you ever need buckets ...) Love, Robin Diane, you are a true friend. Thanks for bringing a lot of happiness to me! I don't know what I would’ve done without ya! Lookin’ forward to a rippin’ summer! I love ya! Nancy To Pheff and the Gang — I'll never forget the fun we’ve had through the years and most of all what I’ve learned and the friends I’ve made. Jeannie Kathy, I will always remember Genovese. Mrs. Wolff. Mr Lewis, and all the many other secrets we’ve shared. Love Always. Seed To Ira Passo — Now you cut that out! You will always be my big brother. Diane. Steve — Don’t ever change,you’re great just the way you are!! I hope you reach all your goals in life. Friends Always, Nancy Lee Lisa, CaH CRYS at 976-2727 Jackie, Is my face too red I heard something else is! Hello down there. Love Always, K. D. and P. D. To Lorraine, Congratulations on your graduation. Love, Mom and Dad To Donna, Kevin, Pad, Pete, Richie, Pat. and Flip, Let’s go to Mt. Misery and knock over some tomb stones. M. G. To Joan, Remember the night when Mike, Gene, Rob, you and I were all at your house having a party, and I was the only one straight? Lindsay Breezy Point, the Caddy, the 442 wine, the City for Christmas 1982, the parties and the rest of the great times with Lenny and Brian. Eppie, Is that foul or is it fine? Love, The angels; Maura and Donna Maryann. Give us strength Mark please! Jimmy Jeff. Do you still want those Bret tickets? Oh noo!! Love, Valerie Steve, Best of Luck to you in whatever you do. You're a sweet guy, don’t change. Hope we become better friends. See you at work. Love, Barbara S. Lori, Capital A. You and I have shared some unforgettable times babe and you can bet we will have more! Love always, Trisha Chris, You are a great pal and we will never forget all the great times we had — especially Brookville! Love. Kat, Raine, and La Sue, Don’t get smart or sarcastic ..Jimmy Patty Doodie, Your ... are small, you — is flat, your nose is huge and how is that? LB, JG To our very special daughter Lor- raine, Good Luck with everything you do. We love you, Mom and Dad Sal, Maybe someday we’ll find our own Empress Nipple. Steve, Good Luck in the futue. It was fun working with you. Love ya, Barbara Daleno To Kellie, Here’s to things lost in the sump. Thanks for everything. Love ya. Me II Jackie, Let’s go to Brothers, and who are we gonna meet? Love, Kathy D. Ira, Did Cutner really think I was Prime Rib as opposed to Chopped Meat? Jimmy Kat, We've shared so many special times in the past six years and I’M never forget any of them!! You are a great friend! Love Always, Lorraine D. M. — Go camping lately? Say hello to Leroy, Jeff, and Jack for me! By the way did you get shot in the foot lately? Love, K. D. August 5. 1983 — what a great day!!! Vmny, You are truly the Jungle King Jimmy To Kerri, From all of the pictures Jeff took of girls, I guess you had to be the best looking. Good luck with the future photographer. Love ya, Eugene Kathy D. — You’re best in PINK, so I hear! LB, JG Class of '83 I would like to issue a warrant for the arrest of Dean Knox alias — Brother Deano and his ac- complishes they are a person with beer muscles and as a speech defect. Brother Driveway, A zeke, and a Dragon. They are armed with beer cans, broken picture frames, cracked lamps, and pillows. Last seen in the vicinity of West Point — their latest hangout is the Wang Hotel. They are extremely different people and must be apprehended. If you come in contact with these maggots, talk slowly and be very careful because if they become angry they are liable to get slapy. Thank You. Officer O’Gallagher Donday Don’t get me ma-aa- ad! James Lorraine, Thanks for all the rides to rehearsals. You are a great friend and a great dancer. Love. Karen Kath’, I love you and you'll always be my 1 girl! Love always and forever, Larry Donna, You are my Cinnamon Girl James To Nancy and Donna, Thanks for so many great times. You two are very special people. Always be happy. Love, Diane Lori, Remember the summer you liked J. K. and I was going out with J. H.? I’H never forget the great times we had! Love Always, K D To Brian, J Thanks for being a good friend. E. P. To Eileen. Caroline and Tara, It’s no biggie — Nothing goes over anyone’s head. I love you guys. — Diane Terry L. (Victoria P.) You’re not! To Anna, Denise, Lee — Do me a favor! Can I? Yes you can. You guys are great. Love. Diane Gail and Diedre, When we party, we party hardy — We are crazy and after the munchies we get lazy. Love and friends, J G and L B ’Raine — Always remember all the great times we have had — Pledg- ing, Cheering, Frost Valley, coaching, J. K. — forever? our trip to Va., burning pancakes (Moosehead), Jontue, Shlepmole, the situation with M. W, D, F, and K!! (of course K and K!!!), Christmas Dances (Who did I go with in 10th grade?), our favorite Division chick (boy was she jealous!), X-mas 168 Eve-Eve. being green, going to par- ties. and just plain having fun! You are my best friend and I love ya. Love Always, Kal To Jim Rose and Sal DiDio, A burger, fries, and some clothes?! What more will you have? Liquid breakfast maybe? — Diane To Eileen — Here’s to another round of old women on the piano. Thanks for being a good friend. Love ya. Eugene. To all the Chuckies of L.M.H.S. — Thanks for some of the greatest times of my life. Best of luck to everyone! — D. M. Sal, Hey kiddo! You are still very special to me. Best of luok in everything you do. Love Always, me Sue, May your soccer bobbers never deflate! Jimmy To Nancy Tatem. How about some skateboarding? Ten of pits? Oh my . wow! You’re the greatest! — Diane To Sal DiDio: A very special person and my 1 chuckie. Lots of luck and happiness to you. Love ya, Diane Larry — I’ll Love You ‘til the end of time!! You will always be my ENDLESS LOVE ... — Remember 8-8-88!! I Love You, Forever, Kath” Kellie and Eileen — Remember friendly's? How can you forget? Walking down Miller Place. Penn- sylvania house! I will never forget those times. Love Ya — Kelli To Kerri — You’re so special to me. If it wasn’t for you I would have never gotten through my hard times. Always stay as you are. — Lve Ya, Kellie Dear Lynn, We have had such good times together. Hope we have more. Love your friend, Theresa Our Dearest Debbie-Doozer — We're all growing up together — Remember — There's always room for growth. With All Our Love — Mommy — Nin and Dad Eugene — Although we have had our disagreements we always came out as friends. Remember the train ride to the city, or should I say the wrong train. Love Ya, Kelli T.L. S.O. P.A. — We've had great times over the years (the dances, fishy-fishy, 7c.m. R.P.) your the best friends ever, and thanks for all the great memories you have given me. (nice friends Sal and Jimmy. Masones class V.O.J.) — Love Kate Theresa — You're a good person. Good Luck in whatever is to cross your path. B.L.T. — So how many times has it been now, I lost track!! You stub- born Ginny!! — Animal Kathleen and Lorraine — I had a great time with sorority this year and the dance was the best ever. I am also glad I cheered because we had a pissa. Thanks for help mak- ing my senior year the greatest. Love Kate Best of Luck to the Class of '83 — Mr. and Mrs. Ankelman H.L.Y. — “Remember Little Dick” Also Lone Hairy Chest!!! B.L.T. Debbie — Remember what my room looks like when the light spins? Gloria Jack and John — Great 9th grade X-mas dance, cute ripped pants John, nice sump — “life of a beer bottle rolling down a hill” — Love Kate Brian — You were a good prom date, but didn’t dance. Thanks for being a good friend. — Good Luck. Love Ya, Deb Beth P. — Brian is getting your fuz- zy all wet!!. Gloria Kat, I am really glad we became such great friends (all do to 1 pen) We have had some great times. I hope our friendship lasts forever. Your the greatest — Love Always, Lorri Jimmy — Thank you for all you've given me. My life will never be the same. Good luck in the future. Kate. P.S. I Love You Best of Luck to the Class of '83 — Mr. and Mrs. Ankelman H.L.Y. “Remember Little Dick, also I lone hairy chest!!! To Eugene. The one and only you. Through all the noises and interrup- tions we still figured something like the cold outside lawn.” You’re a great friend. Love ya. Me Wal — “Friendship is a two-way street.” Lorraine. You will always be my Endless Love” — Love. Frank Kate, We've had a super time this year — cheering and taking care of sorority! You’re a real special per- son. Love, Lorraine and Kathleen (P.S. I can't wait for our picnic) Sal — You know why you’re not my cousin-in-law anymore because this is a lacrosse family not a baseball family. Love, Maureen Valerie — You look fine! Good Luck in your very bright future. Lots of Love, Doobs Carson — Nice playoff pressure layups, way to do it. Lorraine — We’ve been through a lot but we’ve made it. Thanks for always being there. Gina Chrissy — You’re a great friend and editor. Thanks for all you’ve done. You're alot of fun — Keep in touch! Love. Kat (P.S. Where’s Per?) Eileen — You’re a special person. Always stay as you are. Thank you for always being there. I love you, kid, Kellie Wally — Happy New Year! Love, Lor Beth P. — Don’t ever forget the Rainbow, and watch out for the parked cars. Gloria To my sister — Theresa Good Luck in the future. Love, Peter Kat — I always thought of us as great friends instead of cousins. We have so many great memories to share. Remember all those notes we wrote to each other. So who do you like this week? And Snoopy was really that sad! I'll remember that always! Love you — Morts Eugene — Help! I'm suffocating, burn it off. That was one of the good times. All my love, Me Wayne Zambito — You've been a great friend — Never Change! Love, Lorelle Yeah, Lorri you can use the car, Kat you can’t. To T. P. — We've had such a pissa! Love, M. M. To our dear niece Gloria — Best Wishes Always — Love, Aunt Shirley and Uncle Eddie and Cousins Gloria and Debbie — You are the nicest friends anyone could ever have. I'll never forget the Jr. Prom and the weekend. It was great! The Best of Everything Always. Love, Brian (Cousin P.) Janice — Good Luck always — an X-Donut Musketeer Nancy — Howdy! Nice green necklace. Working with you at the pizza place was fun. I miss ya kid. Good Luck in your future and always. Keep in touch. Love you, Kellie To all the Chuckies, it’s been real. Love, Lee Wally — Thanks for all the fun times in 11th grade S.S. and Calculus. You have a gift for making people laugh. I am glad we became friends. And it doesn’t bother me the least that half the time you were messing on my head, with the Anna Chant and the songs you made up. Best of Luck in the future. Love, Anna Debbie — I wish you the best of luck always. Keep in touch. To my fellow summer driver ed. students: Always remember, Mirror, mirror, blind spot, and that Entemann’s choc, chips are the best! It was a pissa! — Brian Kat — Do you want to go to Brookville? How about Arby’s in Commack? You're a great friend. Love, Chris Kerri — We have been through alot together, and I will always remember you. We still have to go out. Kelli Eugene — You’re so special to me. I’ll always be here for you. You’re my one and only forever. Always stay as you are because I love you. kid. Me Pasta (Maria) Good Luck always, keep in touch and always remember Prom weekend at the park. Gloria Anna — I know our friendship didn't last till the end, but you gotta admit — we had some great times! Good Luck in all you do. Love, Lor My cousin likes apples,” “Who’s green and who’s not?!? Train- the-Brain, NICE, Christmas Eve-Eve, Friends forever through everything! La — You're the best friend eva! Thanks for always being there. I'l never forget all we’ve been through — especially David’s summer, Jr. Prom (where’s Marco?), Dunkin Donuts after our Hawaiian night, go- ing to the movies (George). Grandma's, Andy 1 and 2, nice neck. 7th grade (can I borrow a pen?) Drive-In with Andy and Big Blue. carousing with Chris, and just hanging out together. I Love Ya!!! Kat To my favorite wretch — Always remember walking home and holding on to the fence, The sick lit- tle lady with the chronic cough, and just hanging out on your corner with Steve. They were some of the best times of my life. Thanks. Love Always, Brian Patty and Lori — Well we finally made it! We’ve had our good times and bad! I'll always treasure the good times and even though things have come between us. I'll always treasure the friendship we’ve had. Best of Luck (Lori in theater and Patty getting through College) Love. Anna Marie To the 3 men in my life: Buddah, he’fe, 7:00 pm. Remember me always. Love and Friends Friends, Donuts What is Fast Freddy? Best Wishes to the Class of '83 from B.S. Productions LTD. Lorri — I can’t believe I’ve known you since 1st grade, We’ve come a long way. Love, Chris Paul — We've known each other since Abbey Lane and I’m really glad we remained friends. We've had a lot of good times at parties and in our classes. Good Luck in the future And I hope we keep in touch. Love, Anna Springy — I still say you're a wimp. - Chief Patty — Thanks for being there when I needed a friend — friends forever — Lor Eileen — I can't believe we went through ail of High School together, we had some great times! Always stay the same because you’re uni- que. You have been the only one who believed in me even when I didn't. I love you! Love, Kelli CODA!! Lorraine — Thanks for putting me in the front seat in English, I would have failed without ya. You’ve been a great friend. Love, Chris 169 Tony S. Thanks for Ihe dance at the park — Prom Weekend. You are a great dancer. Gloria Suzy Babe — Put it this way Sue, you’re a much better lover than a football player. Too bad you can’t get a scholarship for . .. well ya know what I mean! Best of Luck in college, over the rainbow I see a bright future. Springy Springy, Thanks for those Friday nights I bet the highlight of your senior year was Christmas Eve at Burger King. Let’s see how many guys you walk this year. Good Luck at Wake Forest. You need all you can get. Carson To Alan, I guess we won't be needing these anymore Ha! Ha! Love ya, Kellie To Brian, My hidden friend who was always there Thanks for being you. I Love ya kid. Me To Twiggy (Debbie) Today I love you more than yesterday, less than tomorrow. Your Animal (Richie) Sue Huf Put Cheer up! You should smile more. Love Wayne Matthew, Joe, Andy. Vinny. we’ve become pretty good friends over our last year. Good Luck to all of you. Debbie Terri, Even though you never call me. never go out on dates with me, or even just fool around. I love ya anyway. Four years will move pret- ty fast so make sure you’re free, because that'll be 7 yrs. for me waiting to get you, if you’re taken then I’ll give up, on second thought naaa! Love, Mike Karen, Remember the movies at Loew’s (the first time I drove!) I’ll never forget it. How about the time upstate when we were climbing that cliff. Or the time when the tree grabbed” your hat. These are some of the funny times we've shared. All the Best Harry To Alan, Woo! Kellie Zac — I will always remember those times in the cafe, talking, laughing and who knows what else. Who's gonna grow up first? Kelli Hey Tar, Tara, Tara, Let’s see how many guys you can make jump by pinching ’em Love. Wayne, Wayne. Wayne, wayne Kathy. Here’s to all the good times we have had together, Fire Island, victory parties, ice skating, our friendship is a treasure and I am really glad we have been friends for so long. Best Wishes in the future! Love always, Anna Mason: “I wouldn’t have missed it for the world. Luv ya always Ski-man. Best of Luck in your search for a discounted rate, ten bucks doesn't lead to much, might even say it was a bit siappy! The Bookends To Kelli E. Congratulations! I wish you all the best. Love ya, Bob M. To Gloria, Thanks for making each day a little more sunnier. And you do have B.L.T. Love ya Eugene Gloria, best of luck in your future. Love. Joe and Kathleen Anna. Give it time.” Love. Lee Dear Theresa, May God and his Blessed Mother watch over you. We both love you very much. Nana and Poppa Kathy, I’ll never forget that great summer we had — always remember I’m here if you need so- meone. Love Lor Nancy and Jeanme, we’ll always be flit — togithir. Keep in touch, Me Mr. D, Sheep on a Rope! CHARGER! Red Alert! Battle Sta- tions! Evasive Action! Take No Prisoners! Aft guns. FIRE! Direct Hit!!! We nailed him! Another Gunga Bites the Dust! Steve Barrett, THANKS for being the person I could always gossip with! Remember our paper routes? Love Lor Theresa, you’ve always been there when I needed you! I hope you get the guy you want. Love your sister Barbara (Toot Toot) Kellie, for 4 years you have showed me what true friendship is. You and me always made things fun. Even if we had nothing to do we always had a pissa. Right now (2-22) I miss them times, but hopefully things will work out. But no matter what hap- pend I will always be here if you need a friend. Love ya, Kelli Jim Gansrow — Do me a favor will ya? Don't let me drink thunderbird anymore!! Me Steve, Eileen, Brian, Kellie, Eugene, do you want to go to the carnival? I was never at one, what is it like? Well Steve, you found out. Love ya, KeHi Shorty, you still owe me. but if your nickname is correct then don’t bother, (only kidding) B.L.T.’s sister Dear Theresa. We're very proud of you. Good luck. Mom and Dad Glo-worm, Guess Who? How about Burger King Fun! Fun! You’re a great person. Always stay just the way you are. Love ya. Wells Carson, you should take lessons from Walter to become a sex sym- bol. Chief Vinnie-Pedro. SMILE!! (Keep sweet) Love, the Spic Dear Anna Marie, you have made us very proud of you. Love and hap- piness your whole life through. Love Mom and Dad Brian, remember Bio! The first day of class. We were hysterical. Dr. Morris!!! How about Brian, you gave Kelli 2 wrong answers” Thanks, I would have never made it through the class without you. We made it, even with our little disagreement, like ”1 don't care.” I know that’s the problem. Thanks for everything. Love ya, Kelli Zeke, maybe one day our tag team will go pro and beat the Bogsted Brothers. Chief Elisabet, I’m glad we’re finally back where we belong, close. Don’t forget my little letter! Love ya, Almost Ira, I hope you become a new member of Rush. You’ve worn that shirt so many times that I’m beginn- ing to think it's the only shirt you own. Remember once a Bonack, always a Bonack. Harry B.G. and S.J., You have to be 6 foot 6, and have a Big One!!! G.C. and D.M. Harry Greek You should have been Smith. Chief You tick me off, you ”------jerk, go with a nurse, stroke me, huh. fridgit, coolsville Eileen, Remember Florida! How can we forget. Are you one of Naughton's Naughties I can talk normal. We had a pissa getting in trouble, but we didn’t care, How about Canada with the shoe. We had such good times. Don’t forget. Love ya, Kelli Ray, Here’s to those two years of walking home together! You're a great person and I really enjoy your company, even though half the times you had fun messing on my head! Good Luck and Best Wishes in the future. Love always Anna Co-freak outs — (you know who you are) Good Luck, you're the best people to go through high school with. Love, Doobs Denise, What day? Love Lee Gloria, I’m guilty! HA-HA-HA Love Chari Eileen L., I think we forgot to go to 10th Grade Social Studies. Oh well, you’re a special friend and I wish you the best! Love, Brian D M., B.G., V.J., K.F., EL, TS. BP, Ml. MC. Thanks for celebrating my Surprise Party with me. Love Gloria Doob's, Remember Pink Panther” and his tail. BLT Kellie, we have been through a lot and no matter what happens now. you will always be my best friend. I love you. Kelli Ke (Blondie): I couldn’t have asked for more from a friendship! Will you still be there even if the baby belongs to “K”? Friends forever! Luv, Lisa Denise and Anna, good luck to you both. Love Lee Brian, Remember the library. Here Bri, take two of these!!! Gloria Al, if it wasn't for you I wouldn’t be doing anything. Thanks! Your friend, Wayne To the Nose. I wish you the best of luck always. Now go and get a job. Love Dad Gloria, Debbie and Valerie, Remember Kenny, cards and 3 empty gallons of wine, also LIRR. it must be some party. Charlene I can't, I can't. I can’t — Why? I don't know — It’s nice. No, it’s STANDARD!! Jumbo — We’d like to read you an excerpt from the Life of Jumbo Lobster,” Act II scene 3, Jumbo tries to weigh the anchor but the bear interrupts.” The Bookends Lorri, Your older friend wants to wish you luck. 7th grade science was great. Thanks for helping me with you know who!! Harry Kellie Welly Co., You are a little strange around the edges, but Good-luck anyway. Love, Doobs Deb. Don’t let the Beast feed. Love, Mommy Kelli — Always remember Doc Mor- ris, the person at the window, and Starlight Diner. The Best always!! Love ya, Bri P.S. — you’ve got the limp!” Jackie Gerard — NICE GOIN A — HOLE! Lor Sexy Donna, Keep up the work, your picture will make the locker soon enough. Love, Mike Lorraine — Your Big Brother wants to wish you all the best in the future. Harry Marotta, NICE NOSE! Springy Kellie Wellie — Good Luck, and keep in touch, remember all the burger runs we had, also remember the guy in the blue car, who was Glo-worm making faces. S.M.I., Nothing mushy, just short and sweet. Like you. Good Luck. Love ya, Doobs Doob’s, never forget my 17th birth- day party and the fun at the Alpie, also now we're cooking, even in the rain. Kathy D. Nice neck. Love Lee Montrous Matilda They'll never, know what we did until 4:30 cause I won't tell. Wayne Steve G. Remember 3 kids, 2 cars and maybe a dog. Love Gloria Dear Vinnie, I’m really glad I got to know you. You have really been a good friend. Love Tessie Dear S. B. no biggey. From A. G. Glo, Best of luck to you. You know I’ll always be there for you. Love you always. Susan Debbie, your teddy bear and a cucumber!!! Love BLT's sister Dear Dolly 1 and 2, next time you blow smoke in my face, you’d bet- ter mean it. Love Wayne Boro (Brian) Remember up at the candy store bear the tree, then the 170 park, oh ya. Then the second post from the bush. BIT Pheff, what did you wanl to do on the cold marble with the security guard? Debbie, I want to jump him so badly!!! Gloria To Theresa, good luck and much success in your future. Aunt Nancy. Uncle Bobby and Stephanie Sarge, I'll always remember the times we had selling the tickets for the play. Chief Debbie, Brian, Valerie, remember our liquid snacks. Gloria Dear Gonza, I don’t care what peo- ple say. After all we’ve been through we'll always be brothers. He’fe Gibbs, my heart! You mean we’re actually going swimming this week? Wayne Doob’s, We will always remember Chester, and Ray, Oh ya, they love Chicken legs and breasts. B.L.T. Doc, Party, Harty! Keep it cool. I still say you should become a singer. Chief To my granddaughter Gloria, Best of luck, may your years be filled with success. Love Nana Jon Schmid, I'd rather have a VW — Chief B.L.T, Don't ever forget the good times, only the bad. Good luck L Y L A S A A W Doob’s Dear Amy, I’ll stop becoming a painess when you grow up. Love Wayne Shorty (Brjen), Do you still want me to buy that machine for you? Gloria Pedro, maybe you can wrestle next year. Your friend. Chief Doob’s, I will always remember Charlene and Billy's Engagement Party with Tommy and Peter. BLT Vinny, You still owe me one from the wedding. Wayne To My Dear Granddaughter Gloria May God give you everything your heart desires now and always. Love Grandma and John Steve — I don’t care if you won 35-3. 77-7 is much more embar- rassing. remember those big bells!! Harry Brian G., We had fun at the Junior Prom even if Debbie stole you for her date. Gloria To Eileen, Down Millerplace, heading for your old fashion chocolate, wow we made it with no rape drills. Love ya Kellie Euie — Remember in 9th grade when you had your party. People for People, that was a special night I had a great time with you. Keep in touch. Love B.L.T. Karen — We shared alot of good times through out high school. I’ll remember them all. Love ya. Harry To my best friend Debbie. Thanks for always being there when I need- ed you. I love you like a sister always. Keep in touch. Good Luck. Love, Gloria To Kerri. Don’t worry about it! Our old saying, The times on the phone, my leg — yours asleep, what fun. Love ya, Kellie Matt I., Thanks for being there, and protecting me in Sports of America. Keep in touch. Gloria Gonzo And Jimmie's getting larger!! Bro Kellie E., Remember when you had to twist my arm to not go to Psychology, and go a Boro run. B.L.T. Kerri G. Don't forget Watch your step and Would you like a drink? Gloria Hey Wolfy! Maybe I'll make it to your class one day. Your most favoriest student. Wayne Mr. Azz, you're a great person, just remember Debbie. Valerie and I will bring the whips and chains Love, Gloria Dawn, you must get the Miss Oblivious award for the year. Love Wayne Mr. Kemnitzer, You are a special teacher to me, also a nice guy. Thanks for being there. I will always remember since 9th grade when you started singing my name. Love Gloria C. Sal, D.I.L.L.I.G.A.F. Keep in touch. We toast to those who do We toast to those who don’t But we won't toast to those Who say they will and they won’t Your friend Chief Valerie J., Dum, Dum, Dum, Da de doie Dum etc. Gloria Hilde (Brian) Remember Bossom Buddies Gloria Dear Dolly 3 and 4, Do you wanna touch? yeah!!! like grodey man. Love Wayne Matt I. (Birdman) Thanks for being such a sweetheart and remember at McDonalds and the Truck Driver that wouldn’t leave us alone. Gloria B.L.T. — now we’re cookin. Not the past, just the future, spinning lights Alpine. Oh Baby. Baby, Oh Rocky. Nature Woman. I GOT IT! Mr. Lynn, my most favorite teacher. Wayne SMI (Mary I.) What an attitude!!! Please keep in touch. BLT (Gloria) Janet. Pervert! Love Wayne Eileen L. — Remember when we parked our brooms next to each other, also Curley, and how he can redate people with food. Gloria Hugy (Eugene) Good luck and keep in touch. Remember Accounting. BLT Jim Rose. Like Jim Rose Maybe one day you'll get good with those sticks, one way or the other. Wayne Speedy (Mary I.) Remember Wan- tagh Park, and how we almost fell in the water. Also remember the speed limit is 45 not 65. B.L.T. Debbie, he does have a Big toughe! Gloria Dear S. B. — Open mouth, insert foot. Love A. G. Wayne Jayne S. Good luck in your nursing career. Keep in touch. Gloria Theresa P. Good luck and keep in touch Always remember Howard Johnson Gloria Dear S. B. I still say you're a damn sexy girl. The foxiest person I’ve ever sat next to in English — next to Ira. Love Wayne Steve J., Good luck and remember your promises! I am going to take you up on it. Gloria Dear Tim Jyminski, maybe next time you'll play the guitar on stage. Wayne Suzanne S. — we had great times, and remember the time when you had the bananas on your head. Gloria Doob’s — I want muscles da da dum, cause he’s an ANIMAL. ANIMAL. Your best friend. B.L.T. Dear Jeannie, we can all be flat together Ha. ha. only kidding. Love Wayne Debbie M.. Count me In” Gloria Steveness — What, are you sick? . . . Oh and by the way. Where's that Liwd shirt of yours?! Nuzzness (bed-bug) Kellie — Remember Last Call, caught with their pants down (Squatting) Kelli Brian .What happened to you DRY BAGS !! Kelli Tyminski, You oblivious idiot. You probably wouldn't know who wrote this if I didn’t sign in Good luck. Love. Buddah To Denise, I hope some day you’ll get to South America! Love, Diana Lorelle (prudence) Here's the booster, you wanted! I must admit that we had some Qrsat times together — Charlies Angels Hit the floor, M M's, especially all of the shows!! Sorry it had to end this way Take care of yourself! Nancy Diane, You're a great chuckie. Love ya, Denise Bring back Maryann. Elly and Holly. Denise. Good luck with cutting hair. Remember it’s no biggie Don't worry about what we talked about. Say Hi to Scott for me. Love, Karen Jim C. — Thanks for always mak- ing me smile and for being a true friend. You have made this year a good one! Love Always, Sue Steve and Brian, What's for breakfast? How about eggs? Cereal? Sorry no milk. But we have orange juice and Vodka .Kelli Hippipola. I love you and your donuts. Never forget all the fun we had. Love, Jimmy G. Congratulations Kelly Love, Aunt Carol, and Uncle Paul Laura. With a room like yours, how do you decide what clothes are clean and what’s not! Wally — She's all yours (L. S.) Go for it Best of luck at Notre Dame — Steve Kelly, The best of everything Love Dottie and Don To Denise Pannullo, Our Lords Peace, Joy, Love, and Happiness be yours always. Love Natalie Soccer boppers, Jim, soccer hop- pers ... Pyramid Power Withstands AH!!! Hey Ira! Where’s your boots? Nums Dear Debbie, You've been a great friend. Remember all the laughs in O’Mara's class. Keep in touch. Love ya always, Theresa Eileen — 7th grade. Math, in the back of the room with crackers, Let’s dance on the desk. We got away with murder. Kelli ELEPHANTS FOREVER!!! Brian — Where's your pink dress??! Oh yeah, I I wasn't sup- posed to tell anyone Kelli To Jimmy G. — You’re the best! Keep in touch during college. When you come home from vacations, I'll expect a gourmet meal every night. Love. Sue P.S. I’m not a blonde! Raygus, You can touch me anytime, anywhere especially the donuts. Love, Buddah The Waz Chip, Love and little brothers are hard to come by. Never forget me. Love, Jim Hefe, Through thick and thin. You were always there. Words can't describe how I feel about you. Love your Bro, gonzo Pfeff: You have been a second Mother to me, never forget Spain or anything else. Love, Jim G. Carnival Gang, Who could ever forget the new friends we made. Eileen One of Norton’s naughties; Remember in Florida, getting caught by Miss Curtain and Mr Grossgokj. Shame on you getting Dan Jones sick. Did you ever have tongue. Oh. it’s about 9:03. Another Norton Naughty. Dear Lee Margaret. You’re a great friend and a great business partner. Love ya, Denise Lori, Nancy, Jeannie, It's been great watching you grow up and out. Well Jean, 2 out of 3 ain’t bad. Love always. Buddah 171 Lorraine. You’re a very special friend don't ever change. Love ya. Lorri Buth, I love meeting new friends and you are a new friend. Love ya always. Jimmy G. Steve Galiardi. How are you doing on your math, still getting those 90’s. I really miss you. Eileen To the hooples of tomorrow, Steve, Matt. Rick, and Tony. Live it up. Gail. We've gone through a lot together and I love ya. Love Always. Steve Jugan. I’m never going to be a cashier. I am a bookkeeper. 6$ drop on 2 22 83. Eileen Nancy (Chuckie) We had great times this year. I hope you’ll keep in touch. Love. Denise To Matt. Brian. Jimmy. Carlos. Tony. Tom. Joe and John — You’re just about the best friends anybody could ask for. Good luck in college. Steve SMI. How are your baby fingers. Harry. We have been friends for a long time, and I hope it stays that way. I’ll never forget 7th grade science, bowling, and the pink notebook. Keep in touch. Good luck! Love. Lorri Dear Anna, You’re a great friend. Thanks for always being there for me. I love ya. Friends Forever. Denise Ray. You’re a great friend, so- meone I could always talk to. Thank you for everything. Love. Lorri Ooh, we never got to go to the beach, but we had a lot of fun together. Best of Luck. Jim G. (Mart’s Brother) Jon. We know our friendship didn’t last very long but we will always treasure what we had. We have many memories which will last forever, such as going roller- skating. making cassetts and Mr. Ryans math class in 8th grade. Good Luck! Love. LA and KH Lorraine Vestuti is short! Thanks for nothing — Mr. R!!! Eileen. “Have you seen any ducks lately?” “I think I hear a dime!” You are a great friend. We have had some realty good times. Remember Tara’s party, when we went to my house? Love. Karen Tara. My “Beauty school” is still open. I think you need some help! (only kidding) Ray. Where are your overalls? Did you get a new pair yet? Love. Karen NICE NECK. LA!!! Steve. We had a real great time in art in 8th grade' That's when we really first met. Oh yeah, remember, always stir your iced-tea with a fork! Don't ever change! Love. Kat Mike. Nice moustache!!! Danny. You can't play lacrosse for your life!!! Mr. Zacker, Thanks for all your help and guidance. There wouldn’t be a yearbook without you!!! Love, the yearbook staff. MERRY CHRISTMAS!!! Good Luck to all the graduates!!! 1983 — they saved the best for last!!! Cheerleaders are great!!! Hey John. .. and I even like ya!!!” Tom and Lorri — True love for 19 hours!!! Lisa and Angela. Thanks for all your time and effort. Your dedication was most appreciated. Love, us That's life when you are living in the fast lane!!! Debbie. You have always been a close friend to me. Good Luck. Friends Forever. Karen Tara Ryan Class Gutter-Mouth Kenny. Suck-Face.” That’s good —! . SHUSH.” Good Luck Always!!! Love. Us C. C. and B. L. To Zeke, I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. Step outside and I’ll bury you, you back stabbing s.o.b. Love Always. Sheebah To J. K. — Remember all the times me and you went out. I'll start with the best one. and I'm sure you’ll recall L.D.H.S. How's your bushes? and of course. Wang Motel. Like how’s your John Doe. Nice move Dean — what $456.57? To Patti. We still have your bathing suit but then again it might be on Lee’s roof. Jack owes you a for- tune from St. Bernard, his stomach thanks you. Jack and John Vinnie, I’m really glad I got to know you so much better. It’s been real fun working with you. Good luck in all you do Keep in touch. Love, Lorri La, Pathmark isn’t open 24 hours a day!!! Mike. Let’s go camping!!! Joanne. Wanna go dancing? Be good. Love. Jeannie Jeff. Debbie, La. We had a great time in Drivers Ed. with Mr. Nelson. Thanks to you guys I failed my road test!!! Love. Kat To Nancy and Lori, Together. Wherever. We Go! Love ya. Jeannie John. You owe me a case of beer!! Love. Lorri Good Luck to Lorri Ellen. We love you. Grandma and Grandpa. Kathleen. Good luck in all you do. Love, mom To Brother Driveway. Life of a beer bottle, rolling down a hill. Oh. by the way. if you ever get a flat give us a call. I think we’ll jack up the right tire. Jack and John To Deano. I got no gas, man. I’m sorry. J J To Pukes, How's your muffler. Your poohs are still floating down the Delaware. Bet ya $50 you puke again! Goin’ for 5 next time up. Watch out for the parking block. Callicoon Buddies To the Brothers: We finally got the jockey, Next is the horse. Brothers Flounder, and Speech. To Deano, J. K.. and Bo. Nice Friends. From. Goldfender To Dano. How about jumpin off the cotton pony. Ya wanna get high! J J To Al. Let's sleep out in your backyard, this weekend. Did your father clean his pants. Triple J's Wally. Next time if you want a ride home from your sisters house, just tell me! To Ray. Tom. and Doc. I talked about this yesterday, NOW SPLIT UP!!! Tom. If you ever want to work out. just call me. J. R. Wally. Next time we'll flatten the bagels on the counter! To Jeannie, Can you pick me up from work? There will only be 4 other people there. John To Mary. Are you coming out this summer? Oh. I forgot you have to shovel the snow off your roof! John To Jim, It's Matt's birthday tomor- row! John To Wally, Don’t walk on the floor. I just got it waxed. Anonymous Mike. Here's to the bagel shop! Take care and keep in touch. Love ya. Jeannie Pete. Let’s smoke another cigar in Callicoon. Jake To Mike. Bad Co. Bad Co, Bad Co. — Skiman LoreHe. sorry I didn't get you a flower. Steve. Donna-Lyrm, We finally made it — friends forever. Steve Lorraine. You’re a really sweet girl and a great friend. S. B. Maryann, I’m glad we're friends, see you over the summer. S. B. Hey Terri and Kate. What’s Daves last name? S. B. Nuzzness, Have a good life. Steveness You’re a great friend!!! To Brother Flounder. Black is beautiful; how's your fender? Brother Brillo To the Brothers: We finally got the lawn jockey! Brother Brillo Dear Mr Wang: Enclosed is a check for $456.52. Thank you very much. Sincerely yours, Jim. Dean. Jake. Pete To Kenny. Here’s to Foodtown. Good luck. Keep in touch. Take care of yourself. Jeannie To Sal, Dano, Zeke, Let’s go back to Woodmere. It was profitable. Nice cooler. Flounder. To Deano, Give me some gum. Beer breath. Floundy To Radical, That B — stole my $15 bucks. But. was it worth it? John, Jack, and Mike To Jack, Let’s go crabbing. John and Jim Sharon. Who did you go to the Christmas Dance with? Guess who? To Jake. I hope you cleaned the floor in my van. You’re lucky I have a white ceiling. John Dano, Stay tuned for W.M.C.B. Zeke Ray. Houston Rules!!! Valenzuela is a bum. L A. Dodgers forever!!! To the BROTHERS, J.H. J.H. D.K. D.S. M.P. J.R. S.D. KR. Good Luck J. K. John R. wears licorice panties and sleeps with an anatomically correct smurffette. Good Luck — Marty G. Jumbolies. I’m so proud of you. Lose some weight, and try not to burn everything at Johnson and Wales. Love, Cat To Dean. Johns keys are in his sock (Nice Fender) J.K. Sue. Words could never describe how much I love you or how beautiful you are Thank you for enriching my life! Love. Marty ELVIS COSTELLO FOREVER!! To D.K. J.H. M.P. - Wang called he wants Ns $456.00 by tomorrow road trip — U.S. Academy Motel. J. K. Sr. Capo. Thank you very much for all the time and effort you gave me this year. Love. Lorraine Chris, You're a real special person! Thanks for everything! Good Luck and Keep in Touch! Love. Lorri BEATLES FOREVER!!! FABULOUS POODLES!” 172 174 IL id really a new oeyinmny L