Liberty High School - Libertas Yearbook (Liberty, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1977 volume:

8 Nebi Uarfe -$eveMy cven course of studg prescribed bg Jrligl} j chool and is therefore day of 3fmte, 10777 v S’- _Ac 7' ■ PRrsmrNT nn ES DENT. ' Or EDUCATION C 1 2 4 5 Table of Contents '« P Under cl a ss fne n yliJ Hie wwnij pwtes Iter: BtuUio Cl ub arii Welcome J orts fiv he .fcf «18 Yet iSecn nwYd ASwcitfasii Hi 9cn n town rrtt 8 Dress-Up Day November 1,1976 Candid But Mr. Rolle, I have to finish my Eco- nomics homework! Florida Bound . . . Don’t laugh, you’re next. 12 Seniors P-A-R-T-Y I've had enough of you. Come back and fight like a man!!! . . . and here's Physics Lab number 13. But Mr. Wolff, I don't understand . . . 13 Regents Scholarship Winners Row 1 - Robin Rosen. Lori Cohen. Herbert Grund, Glenn Powell. Michael Schwartz, Cindy Unger, Deborah DiLorenzo. Row 2 - James Dzu- rica, John Dzurica. Mark Koval, Andrew Vecchione, Peler Harrison, Row 3 - Timothy Burke, Steve Wood, David Friehling, Donna Henry, Kelley Cook. James Bright. Christopher Carillo. Row 4 - Keith Menges, Tim Stuart, Philip Emden, Larry Bergus, Jonathan Kalina, Michael Myers. Missing - Marion Boyd, Michael Kiang and Jason Wach. From the results of the recent Regents Scholarship Exam some interesting conclusions can be drawn. Out of the total seventy $250 a year awards allocated to Sullivan County, twenty one were won by Liberty High School students with seven alternates. While producing the most winners and alternates, Liberty also easily outdis- tanced its neighborhood competitors. For example, Monticello and Fallsburgh combined only managed to come up with twenty two winners and ten alternates. Looking at the top scorers in the county, Liberty’s Michael Myers with a 257 out of a possible 300 placed fifth overall. The Regents Scholarship Exam probably proved to the rest of the county that we knew here at Liberty all along that being that our school is indeed of superior academic quality in relation to other local school systems. by Peter Harrison u Magazine Drive a Success The Class of 1977 surprised everyone with the returns of our magazine drive. We exceeded our goal by nearly $2,000 bringing in a record high $9,797.92. David Friehling was top salesman followed by Steve Wood and Joanne McCoach. Linda Most was the winner of the drawing for the T. V. 15 Our Best to: Mrs. Isabella Butler and Mr. George Hansen who are retiring this year. We thank them for being both a friend and a teacher. We have always appreciated their understanding and can never repay them for the time and patience they afforded us when we needed them. In a way, they are graduating with this class and we wish them a happy and healthy retirement. 16 Senior ADRIAN. DONALD - P.O. 171. Liberty. General. MENTA, ALISON - P.O. 22. While Sulphur Springs. General. BELL. KEVIN - Cooley Rd.. Parksville. General. BELL, NATHANIEL - 210 Chestnut St.. Liberty. Varsity Basketball 1.2,3, 4: Getting It Together Club 1,2,3, 4: Track 3. BERGUS. LAWRENCE - RD � 1. Ferndale. General. BIDDINGS. RUSSELL - P.O. 952, Liberty. Getting It Together Club 1. 2. 3. 4. BJORN. THOMAS - RD 2, Livingston Manor. Chorus 1. 2; Golf 2. 3. 4; Basketball Manager 4. BLACK. JOHN - 9 Long Drive. Liberty. Football 1. 2; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4. BOTTARO, JOHN - 43 Lake Street. Liberty. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3: Track 3; School Crossing Guard 4. BOUCHARD. THERESA - P.O. 96. Ferndale. General. BOYD, MARION - Dwyer Ave., Liberty. Cross Country 1; Skiing 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1, Capt. 2; Fly Tying and Fishing Club 1; Soc- cer 2. 3. Capt. 4; Softball 3; Student Council V. President 4: Senior Executive Committee 4. k BRADLEY. DEAN - P.Q. 211. White Sulphur Springs General. 4 BRIGHT, JAMES - RD 2, Livingston Manor. First Aid Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Rocketry Club Pres. 2: Rock and Mineral Club Pres. 1; Stage Crew 4. L l i' ' f ' BUCK. EVELYN - 36 South Main St.. Liberty. Track 1. 2. 4. Co- Capi. 3: Getting It together Club 14. Pres. 3: Cheer- leading 2. 3. Manager 4: Chorus 3; S.P. 3; Lt. 4: Libertas 3. 4: Soccer 4: Basketball 4. BUDD. LINDA - Parksville. Tenni 1. 2. 3. 4: Softball £. Volley- ball 3. 4. BURKE. RICARD - P.O. 744. Liberty. Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Track 4: Wrestling 1. BURKE. .TIMOTHY,-25%South Main Sl. . Liberty. Football lv2. 3, 4. Track 2: Senior Class Play 4. BUKY1AK. MARYANN - Wade Rd.. Liberty. General. CALKIN. MICHAEL P. 0 .191, White Sulphur Springs. Liber i. Class CARILLO. CHRISTOPHER - Benton Hollow Rd. Pres. 1; Stage Crew 1, 2§ L, 4: Baseball 2; Honor Society 3. 4; Senior Executive Committee 4. CHANOV, NATALIE - Denman Rd.. Liberty. Volleyball 2. .4; Basketball 1, 7, 3; Softball 2, 3, 4: Gymnastic� Club 4: S.P. 4. CHEREPANOV. SOPHIA - M Webster Ave . Llbcrtv. Senior Class PU S.P.,. • COHEN, HOWARD - r� 9 Willey Ave. . Liberty. Gen ral. COHEN, LORI - 57 Yaun Ave.. Liberty. Che rleading 1, 2. 3: Chorus 1. 2. 3: student Council 2, 3. 4: S.P. 3, 1: Track 1: Senior Executive Committee 4 Senior Class Play 4: Tennis 4; Skiing 3, 4. Libertas 4: Honor Society 3, 4. CONEY. RALPH - 237 West Lake St. . Libertv. First Aid Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Drug Council 1. 2; Track 1, . . ; Wrestling 2 Rasketb.il! Manager 4. CiX)K. KELLEY - Buckley Liberty. Class Treasurer 1. 2. . Zi Chorus 1; Tutor 2: Oomnfenf W. PublmRcla TfrtlfaSSTafl 4. Nfe Ha Staff 4: S.P. 4: Volleyball 3: Senior Execu- tive Committee 4 . Senior Class Play A: Newsletter Staff 4. DELAMARTER, WILLIAM - Neversink Road. Libetry. General. DE VOE. DRU - M erhoif Rd r. Liberty. General. D1 LORENZ0.1 BORAfi - Old Rt. y Ferndale. Comment 1 Class V. Pres. 1: t ioxm 1, 7. 3,J 9ate Voice l9ning 3: SlJD dent Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Libi rtaffTl; Newsletter Staff 4; Hojlor Society 4; Soccer 4r Tfflff Rock Ensemble 4; Public Relations Staff 4; Sullivan County Jpgfrnocrat Student Columnist 4. Sen- ior Class Play 4: Senior Executive CommittedS..P. 1. DOLE, TIMOTHY - Brooks Rd. , Ferndale. General, DZUR1CA, JOHN - Little Britain Estates, Ferndale. Track 3. EMDEN. PHILIP - P.O. 76. White Sulphur Springs. Tennis 2. 3: First Aid Club Vice-Pres. 3: Honor Society 4. ERNST. FRED - Swan Lake. Football 1, Manager 3: Baseball Man- ager 2, 3: Cheerleading Mascot 3: Libertas Photography Staff 3. 4. FIMOGNARI, ROBERT - RD 1. Swan Lake. S.P. 4. FINN. FRANK - Loomis Rd.. Liberty. Football 1, 2: Wrestling 1, 2: Baseball 1. 2; Media Staff 4. FINN. PIERRE - 478 South Main St.. Liberty. Basketball 1. 2. 4; 5. P. 4. FOSTER. DAVID - Woodlawn vci. Liberty, Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 3; Track 2. 3: Ntedia Staff 4. FRIEHLING. DAVID - 48 Yaun Ave .. Liberty . Basketball 1, 2; Terni l 2:1 Interact Club 3;, 4: Student Cotncil 4; Honor Society 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4. CORTLAND, JOHN -JnMie Sulphur Springs. General. (PUDICE a MICHAEL - Motel on the Cliff, Liberty .-Libertas 4. GOLDW ASSER. MARK - Clements Rd., Li bertjT General. GOODSTEIN. BRUCE -tNeversink Rd. . Liberty. Bascballfe. 3. 4: Cross Country 3 4: Wrestling 2, 4: Senior Executive Couimit- tee 4: Libertas 4. GREEN. JAMES - Rt. 17, Libt rty. Fnbrball 1, 3. 4; Baseball J. 2: Golf 3 4; S.P. 4; Tutor 3. GREENHALGH. JAY 220 Sprtlgtic Ave.. Liberty. General. GRUND, HERBERT - California Ave. ■ Liberty. Skiing 1, 2. 3. Co- Capt. 4; Tennis 1. 2.3J4; Debate 1, 2. 3. 4: Public Relations Staff 1. 2, 3: Media Staff 1, 2« Stage Crew 2, T, 4; Honor Society. , 4; Boys State SrTJeWslettei Staff 3. | f HALL. DEBRA - 3 Liberty St., liberty I Volleyball 2. 3. 4: Tr l 2, 3: Soccer 3. 4 Basketball 2. 3: Chorus 3: S.P. 4. HARRISON, PETER - 72 Yaun Xve.. Liberty. Comment 2. 3, Co- Editor 4; Golf j, 2': Honor Society 4: Tutor 4; Newsletter Staff 4. HASBROUCK. JUDIE - Cold Spring Rd.. Liberty £ Cheer leading 1. 3, jjjCo-Capt. 2: S.P. v1: Student Council 1 . Sec. 1 Scrjjor Execu- tive Committee 4: Libertas 4. New$let£r Staff 4- Senior Class Play 4; Tutor 4. HEISLER. TIM - 367 North1 Main St. . LibertyfljGe'ntral. HENRY. DoNNA - 265 Choitnut St.. Liberty flutor 3. 4: Stu- dent Council l||2. Trcas. 3.4: Choruf 1. 2. 3.,4: Comment 1; Staff Newsletter Ubertas 2. 3, Editor 4; Public Relati Staff 4: S.P. 4, Horior Society 4: Senior Executive Committee 4 Blafr Scholarship Winner 3: Class Pits, 2: Liberty Evening New Columnist 4. jB HILL. PANffl - P.O. 61. Loch Sheldrake. General. • H.OSK 1LL1NC (ING. VICTOR - P.O. 291. White Sulphur Springs. General, GLENN -PD � 1. Parksville. Wrestling 1. 2. 3. IAMBS. DOuAaS - 76 Chestnut St.. Liberty. Basketball 1. 2, 3. Ack 3. I0HNS( N. JOHN - Lewis St.«Liberty. General. JONES. RENEE 1 15 Webster Ave.. Liberty. Getting It Together n Club Sec. Club 1.3. S.P. 3:j Lt. 4: Soccer 1; Getting It Together Willey Ave., Liberty. Football 1, 2, ALINA. JONATHAN ■ 3 : Basketball 1 4. KATZ. SARA Cartier St,r.L 1; Volleyball 3, Manager Q. 4. KESTER. CHARLES - S West St.. Liberty 2: Track 1 2 Tennis 3. 4; Honor Society 3. Liberty. Track 1, 2. 4; Tennis 2. 3. r ick 1. 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball 1. 2, 3. 4: Media Staff 3, 4: Liberas Photography Staff 4. KIANOj 4. BGifi; Foot- Little Britain Estates. Ferndale. Ho not Society DOWE. ALLEN - Old Rt. 17. Ferndale! Willing ! ball 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1. - MICHAEL - 67 Webster Ave. . Liberty. Honor Sociery Fn-)t- DZURICA, JAMES 4. «- -T KULLEN. KENNETH -RD«1 P.O. 23A. Swan Lake. General LAMBERT. GLORIA - 38 Grant St.. Liberty. General. KILLIAN. PATRICK 14 Carrier St. Liberty. Wrestling i ball 1, 2; Track 1.2 Band 1, 2, 1. Pr . . KOVAL. MARK Loomis Rd.. Liberty. Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Jazz-Rock Ensemble 1, 2. 1; Woodwind Choir 4: B nd Council Vice-Pres. 3; Honor Society 4. SCHWARTZ. MICHAEL - RF! R l ferndale. Skiing f. 2. 3. 1 Interact 1, 2, 3, 4: Liberta 1; Media £taff 7. 3. 4. Directory LAMOREOX. TERESA - RD � 1. Swan Lake. S.P. 3. LITWAK. SANDY - RD a 1. Libcny. Track 1: Senior Class Play 4. LOWERY, KENNETH - 112 Carrier St.. Liberty. Football 1, 2, 3: Wrestling 1; Track 1, 2; Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1. LYONS. PAMELA - 15 Albion St.. Liberty. Library Club 1. 2, 3, 4. MARCUS, EDWIN - Swan Lake Rd.. Liberty. Rock and Mineral Club Pres. 1: Track 3: Football 4. MARINER. KENNETH - Ncversink Rd.. Liberty. Basketball 1.2. 3, 4; Track 2. 3, 4; Football 3; Cross Country 4: Senior Execu- tive Committee 4: Libertas 4. MARTIN. MILTON - P.O. 242. Liberty. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Cross Country 1. 2; ’’Getting It Together • — Club' 1,2. 3; Interact 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2: Stage Band 2: Track 3: Student Council 3. 4; Libertas 3, 4: Comment 3. 4; Tutor 3� 5. P. 3. papl. 4: Class V.-Pres. 3. MASTERSON. EILEEN - 18 New St.. Liberty, (fross. Country 1. 2: Track 1. 2: Interact 2: Soccer 4: S.4 4; Somor Executive Com- mittee 4; Libertas 4. McARTHUR. DIANE - RFD � 1. Ferndale. Library Club 1. 2. 3. 1 Senior Band 1. 2: S.P. 4. McCOACH. JOANNE - Thoma JvcTUie, Liffrty. Libertas i. 2, 3, 4; Tutor 3, fa: Senior Cias� Pla yVl . McDERMOTf. THOMAS - P.O. 85, Whit ulphur Springs. Base- ball 2. 3.4. McIVFR, THELMA - RD � 1 P.O. lfcpBg Liberty. Soccer 1. 2: Volk .’ball 1. 2. 4: Softball-1. 2: Basketball!. 2; Cheerleadinj SCOTT. TAMMY - P.O. 974. Liberty. General. SHEPHERD. PAULA - Loomis Rd.. Liberty. Stage Band 2. 3, 4: Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4: All-County Stage Band 4: Woodwind Ensemble 4: Fly Tie and Fishing Club !: Track 1: Soccer 2. 3, 4: Skiing 2. 3: Softball 2. 3. 4: Volleyball 4. SHERWOOD. PAMELA - Old Loomis Road. Liberty. Comment 1. 2: Tutor 1: Public Relations Staff 1,2,3: Sullivan County Times- Press Columnist 1: Liberty Evening News Columnist 2, 3: Media Staff 2, 3. 4: Tennis 2: Skiing 2: Newsletter Staff 2: Class Secretary 3, 4: Libertas 3, 4: Senior Executive Committee 4. SHORT ALL. JANET - P.O. 72, Parksville. Soccer 2. 3: Volleyball 2,3: Track 2, 3: Interact 3: Chorus 3. 4: S.P. Capt. 4: Student Council Pres. 4. j SIEGEL. LORI - RFD; 1, Swan Lal: Intejact 4: Libertas 4; Senior Class Play 4. SMITH. MARIA - While Su hu| SpringsAasketball 3. STEPHENSON. RICHARD f P.O. 139. Swan Lake. Media Staff 4: S.P. 4. 'STEPHENS P.O. 139. Swan Lake. Library Club 1 Capt. 4: Chorus 1, 2 3: Majorettes 1. 2; Oering It Together Club ' 1. 2. 4, Sec. 3. j� KLITH Lake Marie Road, Liberty Basketball 1. 2, 3. . 4; Stag. Crew 1 h 2| 3. 4: Baseball 2 Libertas 4: Honor Society t , 3. 4 A I jMfcJ MILLER. SHERYL - PK . 864. Liberty. Mulfehing Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Soccer 2, 3, V; Volleyball 2, ?, 4: Track 2; Softball 3, 4: Bas- ketball Manager 4. i :-r M MORCrANSTEIN. MERRYL - 53 Wfnslow PI. . Liberty. Cheorkadlng 1. 3. Capt. 2; Chorus 1. 2,,3; SeniodPlay 3; Interact 3. MOST, LINDA - Huschke Rd. . Hurleyvlllc. Gymnastics; 1 2: ■ Track 2; Soccer 2, 3 4. : MYERS, MICHAEL - Youngs Hill Rd.Liberty. French Club 1. i Senior Class Play 3. 4; Boys Stale 3: Stage Crew 2. 3. 4; Tutor I ... National Merit scholarship Finalist: Honor Society 3. 4. NORRIS. WALTER- RT). 1. Parksville. General. f OLIVER. JUDITH - 44 c hamprfn Ave.. Liberty. General. PARRY, JANE - 35 Liberty St.. Liberty. Cross Country 1. 2: Class Sec. 1. 2: Tennis 1. 2 3: Skiing 1, 27 Soccer 1.4: Band 1. . 3; Senior Play 1: S.P. 1, 2. 3, 4. | PI ARD, JOHN - P.o. 24. White Sulphur Springs. General. PLOTSKY. BRUCE - Walnut Ml. Rd.. Lib rty. Wrestling 2; Skiing 1: Ubertas J P 'LEY. GREGOR : P.O. 53. White Sulphur Springs. General. Ft WILL. GLENN 1 Fairway Ave., Liberty .Chorus 1: DebatJ 1. 2. 3. 4: Senior Class Play 4: Comment 2, 3. Copy Editor 1. Inn ract 1. Treas. 2, V.-PresJTi. 4; Honor Society 3,1. REEVES. ROGER - P.O. 1071. Liberty. Basketball 1: Getting It Together Club 1. 2.3.4: Track 3. REICHMAN. HAROLD - RD 2 Livingston Manor. S.P. 3. 4: Newsletter Staif 4. Ubertas Assistant Business Manager 4. P1ESENBERG. CINDY - 4 Delaware Ave.. Liberty. Student Council 1.2. 3; Interact 2. 2. Libertas 3. 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 1 Honor Safety 3.4. ', • OSEN. ROBIN 16 Milton Ave.. Liberty. Common� 1, 213. Co- itor 5. Ncwslelter Staff 4: Tennis 1, 2, 4i ract 2 1; r Libertas 2. 3. 4: Senior Cia� H y 4: Tutor 3. 1. !U)SS. PF.NN1E - 60 WHeyL . J Liberty. Soccer 1. Chorftl i. 2. 4i. Drama Club 1: S.P. 3fk.ind 4. KOSS. STEVEN - 281 Wl Dcluwat, Ave.. Liberty. Kf dia taff 2. i iTEPHENSON. SUSAN - 3, S.P. 4. STBTTNER. ICARIA - g9Dwyer Ave., Liberty. Volleyball 1. 3. 4: BrfRp 1. 2. V-Prcs. U S c. 4: Soccer 4: Track 1. STEW AW, ALLEN - Utfly Britain Estates. Liberty. General. ST1ER, CRAIG - 28 Winslow Place. Liberty. Student Council 1 2. 3: Class President 3: baseball? Libertas 3. Business Vi an ager 4; Tutat : Stage Cfelr 3: Honor Society 4. STonQFRD. KATHLEEN U mis Road. Liberty. Irack 1. 2: fla� V. Pres, ik Cross Count ryfei SeniotCUss Ply 3. 4: Senior E xec utive om mitte e 4. Liberas l. STUAfcT TIMOTHY - RD I Townsend Rd.. White Sulphur Springs. Football 1 2, 3. 1i Skiing K '2. 3. I Siage Crew 1. 2. jjf 3. 4: Honor Socfeiy 3,4: Libertas 4. SYMANSKI. PAUL Ahrens Rd. . P.O.; 32. Parksviik. Stag, Crew 1. 2. 3. 4: Honor Society 3. 4. THOMPSON. jpHN - Brooks Rd.. Ferndale Jazz-Rock Ensemble ■A Band 2. 3ft UNDER. CYNTlii - 7$ Cartier St. . Liberty. Track 2. 4, Capt. 3; C ross Country 3. 4. Basketball $ Soccer 4; Interact 3, Pres. 4: Class V.-Prcs. 4 Senior Executive Committee 4: i.P. 4: Honor Society 3. 4. URIBE. JESS - Llk Pt. Rd. . P.O. 2'.2A RD 2. White Sulphur Springs. General. VAN ETTLN, CRAIG - 3S Grant St. . Liberty. Gcgjral. VECCHIONE. ANDRFW - P.O. 97V. Liberty. Dc rural. VOGEL. DENNiS - 66 Ave.. • ComlLjJt 2, 3: Interact 2, 3. 4: W'restling 2; S.P. J§ 3f ii Lib. rtas 2. 3, Pho- tography Editor 4. WACH. JASON - 37 Delaware Ave.. Liberty. Cross Cotjftir) 1.2. Chess Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Senior Class Play 4: Honor Society WAGNER. BRENDA - Ferndale. Basketball 1. WASSERLAUF. RIGH KD Schoolhouse Rd.. Swan Lake. Wrestling 4. WfE!R. EDWARD White Sulphir Sprint. General. WILLI, PAUI - Cold Spring Rd. . Liberty, baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Bas- ketball 1. 3: Libertas 3, 4 eni r Executive oVriniittec 4. WOOD. STEPHEN - Old Loomis Rd. . Lib, rty. Band 3, 4; Marching Band n. 4: Senior Class Play 4. WOODS. CLAUDIA - P.O. 43 Aden Rd. . Parksville Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4: Softball 7. 4: Volleyball 3; Liberias 2. 3. Sports Editor 4: Senior Exccufi n?‘Coin!Yti:teo 4: Newsletter Staff 4: Public Rera lions Staff 4. YAUN, STACEY - L.U ‘ larfe Rd. . Liberty. Football 1: Baseball 1.2.3. 1. YAUN. TIMOTHY Gram St.. Liberty. Bascb.ll 1. 2. g. 4 S.P. 41 V YORK. KURT - 4. Park Ave.. Liberty. Fo ball 1. 2, 3. l Base- ball 1.2. .1 1 All American Nights Academic Block I Kevin Bell Chris Carillo James Dzurica Herbert Grund Jon Kalina Keith Menges Greg Poley Robin Rosen Lori Siegel Tim Stuart Jason Wach Larry Bergus Howard Cohen John Dzurica Peter Harrison Michael Kiang Merryl Morganstein Glenn Powell Michael Schwartz Allan Stewart Paul Symanski Paul Willi James Bright Lori Cohen David Friehling Donna Henry Mark Koval Linda Most Roger Reeves Pam Sherwood Craig Slier John Thompson Timothy Burke Debbie DiLorenzo Jim Green Glen Illing Ed Marcus Michael Myers Cindy Riesenberg Janet Shortall Kathy Stoddard Cynthia Unger Awards Assembly Rudncr Memorial Art Award - Evelyn Buck Women's Auxiliary of Community General Hospital Award - Donna Henry Drivers Education - Kathy Stoddard Hall’s Jeweler’s - Jon Kalina and Michael Myers Anonymous Math - Jon Kalina Sull. Co. English Teachers - Mark Koval Cohen Science Award - Michael Kiang Pythian Sisters' Perseverance - Sophie Cherepanov and Richard Stephenson Rubenzahl Home Ec. - Paula Shepard Liberty Rotary Club's Industrial Art - Kurt York Elks Citizenship and Service - Janet Shortall and Michael Myers White Sulphur PTA - Philip Emden and Greg Poley Rothblatt Memorial in Government - Debbie DiLorenzo Hanofee Memorial - Larry Burgus Robert Langer Humanitarian - Donna Henry Ivan Richard Memorial - Evelyn Buck Best Vocalist - Debbie DiLorenzo Rhulen Agency Award - Renee Jones Sabloff's Golden Hammer - Jerry Fernandez Sturman Math - Jon Kalina Deming Payne Memorial - Jon Kalina English Award - Debbie DiLorenzo Women’s Club Service - Donna Henry Liberty Taxpayers - Debbie DiLorenzo Dr. Riesenberg Science - Herbert Grund Best Instrumentalist - Jon Thompson Best Musician - Mark Koval Senior Assembly Sullivan County National Bank - Jon Kalina and Michael Myers Nursing Fund Scholarship of Comm. General Hosp. - Donna Henry Liberty Jaycees Scholarship - Glenn Powell PTA Scholarships - Kelley Cook, Jay Greenhalgh, Ralph Coney, Renee Jones and Judie Hasbrouck LFA Scholarships - Jason Wach, Lori Siegel, Janet Shortall, Michael Schwartz. Joanne McCoach. Ken Mariner and Robert Fimognari Class of '77 Scholarships - Thelma Mclver, Edwin Marcus Scholarship for the Encouragement of Public Service - Kelley Cook Senior Prom June 4,1977 Kutsher's Hotel Capricorn (The Goat) December 21-January 19. Capri- cornians are economical, careful, secretive, con- siderate, self-controlled and resourceful. Hard workers, they usually succeed in business and are musically inclined. 'AtCno Capri- cornus La (l(i£.x£.jnxnoo 0xe.de.xick £xnxt 33 Capricorn ■sSaxa U atz zA [icfia£.C L iang (The Waterbearer) January 20-February 18. Aquarians are eccentric and unpredictable, in addition to being advo- cates of friendship and brotherhood. They perpetrate change through violent revolution. Aquarius OU7£ cM.ax z Lf(o ja[ Aquarius 34 Aquarius Aquarius J onatd c f-dxixm -JdiruLi iSuAA Pisces (The Fishes) February 19-March 20. Pisceans swim in two directions. They are drawn to dancing, drinking, and daydreams but also to spiritual contemplation and mysticism. Most manage to be gentle behind a cranky front. Pisces J Lana d [ac bit(i UT Scwaaxa (1 4 £L T 36 Pisces A ripa The Ram) March 21-April 19. Born JVllCj leaders, always at the head of things, always taking charge. They are direct, courageous, vola- tile and powerful. Arians are well qualified generals and empire builders. VlaxLjc j-nn l 3ury iak iJtu.on ‘ Wach Ariet 37 ' I 'Sii pi i q (The Bull) April 20-May 20. Taure- ans are extravagantly sensual, loving luxuries as well as more earthly pleasures. Not particu- larly adventurous, they make good farmers and salesmen. CAMERA SHY: zA a ttd tar '.fjonch. cJ fnzunta L zu H eA oe imocjnaz tun A iaitt:rion Lf atd zA [attfi£.i Ji. Taurus 38 Taurus dindif z i£.i.£.ntj£. g 'lPciuL Ljmantfzi Gemini (The Twins) May 21-June 21. Geminians are bright, agile and quicksilver quali- ties that make them mas- ters of communication: physical and mental dex- terity make them sleigh- of-hand experts and nimble liars. They are always late. axia cSts.ttns.1 an iStearazt U at Uzn czitoddazA Gemini 39 Cancer (The Crab) June 22-July 22. Cancerians often have a tough exterior but are really sensitive; they have a lunatic laugh; they love money, pearls, home, history, eat- ing and antiques. Cancer 40 Cancer Cancer SanAxa Jlitwak J-Lnxia dl iicfiazt Hy £T1 -fazotJ. man Wk ''J aaLa hn izul Cancer 41 Pl£.1L)L V itCzi Leo (The Lion) July 23-August 22. Leos usually have the kindly attributes of pride, dignity and generosity but can be royally vain, avaricious and domineering. They are natural actors and politicians. iZ atTtc ‘ Doi.tex X£. oxLf 'lPoLelj Leo CCynt iLa ' 'LL n x 42 (The Virgin) August 23-Sep- tember 22. Virgos are gentle and tender with a need to serve humanity. Practical and studious, they make excellent accountants, secretaries and nurses. [ £.an IjB'Zad.Litj mm 5 DielLf, Coot Virgo Jloxi SizyzL ?ichcnA (M asxzxHauj Libra (The Scales) September 23-October 23. Libians want to lead but strive to maintain peace at any price. Nervous in unfamiliar sur- roundings their quest for harmony in all things leaves them often disillusioned with real life. J Sizxxz 3 inn uicticz 44 Libra lActox Hcnfiinxj LpamzCa c HlLL Libra 45 C '- -'� rni (The Scorpion) October24-November 21. Scorpios are explosive but have a deceptively cool exterior. They have an intuitive grasp of the secrets of life and death. Their credo - an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth - makes them natu- ral secret agents and gangsters. zA [i[ton - y axtin (M a£ie.x zNc OXXLX c jCCyxon J?c oxx Oc ammij £cott c fndxcva l acn seen tone 46 Scorpio UimotfiLj Hjaun dVatatis. Cfi anov Sagittarius (The Archer) November 22-December 21. Sagittarians are unfailingly optimistic, always searching for the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. They are also brutally frank and honest and are professionally suited to be theo- logians, doctors and comedians. c iowaxd d-ofizn 33aaul 3 zee. fifing Sagittarius 47 tins Sxu££ oojstnin Sagittarius Q-ohn (f axtLanA zA ax(z fo[clcvai5.£.x omai. cz f-[an WT cSts-fifi s.n (1 Vood 48 Senior Class Officers and Executive Committee Head Senior Advisor Anita Katz. President Debbie DiLorenzo. Vice-President Cindy Unger. In Back - Treasurer Kelly Cook and Secretary Pam Sherwood. Sitting - Claudia Woods, Eileen Masterson, Debbie DiLorenzo. Kathy Stoddard, Bruce Goodstein, Kelley Cook and Chris Carillo. Standing - Ken Mariner, Donna Henry. Sara Katz, Cindy Unger, Marion Boyd and Pam Sherwood. 49 51 Juniors Xir G. Beimler J. Berman K. Bertholf B. Bivins J. Braunig I. Burday A. Carlini L. Baker C. Balletta M. Cubcro A. Dalton S. Damico I. Davall K. Davison B. Davison J. Diamond H. Dudley E. Duffy D. Dwosh M. Edwards M. Eisenman R. Ellison K. Emden Hey Mrs. Neumann, look at me Gee your hair feels terrific R. Ferland J. Fernandez E. Fitzgerald R. Fix Sometimes you feel like a nut R. Fraser A. Foster A. Gadziala T. Glick M. Gozza D. Green J. J. Heffley T. Hopkins M. Jackson J. Kline C. Kurpil A P. Lennon Yeah! I'm from WSS - You warn to make something of it? D. James Monday! Monday! W A r R. Kusher B. Martin N. Me Andrew 54 Ho Hum Conversation. R. Saydjari D. Schwalb 56 S. Smith H. Stettner M. Strysko R. Strauss J. Sutherland B. Taylor K. Thomas M. Strysko C. Symanksi E. Thalmann L. Thompson T. Totten YaHoo - Mountain Dew!!! Sophomores L. Adrian S. Ackerley M. Allen D. Atkins D. Atkins K. Atkins H. Axelrod R. Babriecki A. Baez L. Balanovich Vice-President Sammy Sanders, Secretary Jackie Reed, President Steve Goodstein and Treasurer Mary Ann Finn. Aaron - acting normal!!! M. Bass J. Benton D. Beseth M. Beseth C. Bivins K. Bivins M. Boyd E. Brand R. Burke J. Burke H. Burney L. Bums A. Calhoun C. Casscles C. Chanov P. Cheraponov 58 p. Coddington R. Comfort K. Cooper S. Corigliano J. Crystal D. Davis T. Davis T. Delamater K. Fitts H. Frey J. Fritz C. Froehlich J. Fuller B. Gallagher 59 T. Green G. Grego R. Grimball W. Goble S. Goodstein S. Hanson J. Hall Johnson M. Isaacs M. Juron The line-up. R. Kafka D. Karkoza K. Komar K. Kispert C. Karkoza D. Katz M. Kreinheder M. Kullen S. Katz P. Killian J. Labua M. Lavalle E. Kolarik C. Kortright W. Leung E. Logan 60 L. Malachowsky M. Mann D. Mann D. Masterson F. McCarty M. McCluney L. Meachum C. Meade M. Quino S. Parks T. Parks R. Pinto A. Prizant A. Pugh A. Ramirez J. Reed 61 C. Reterico D. Rinehart G. Rohrback D. Rupert .t? C. Salonich M. Schwartz BUT you’re not Seniors J. Scull P. Sedlack C. Seibert K. Sherwood ”A frog a day keeps Mr. Nickou away.” T. Shepard B. Shortall P. Siletsky M. Smith A. Soto T. Spohrer D. Stein M. Stettner J. Stolinas M. Thomas N. Torres C. Torrens R. Townsend D. Tulp A. Tursi D. VanDyke 62 R. VanLoan B. Wagner P. Wagner B. Wall A. Wallace T. Wallgren A. Washburn M. Waison Sjr Waich oui World, here I come L. Weir M. Whipple D. Williams D. Yaun M. Zeninger 7(1' Super Chicken' Smile, you're on Candid Camera. W. Welsch K. Wicks D. Yaun K. Yaun J. Zweck Isn’t he dreamy?’ Study HALL Watchin’ all the chicks go by. Freshmen L. Baez S. Bcscth J. Brown L. Burney L. Casanova K. Coney E. Couitt 1 n +■ W. Anderson J. Babicz P. Bertholf M. Brahm L. Burke J. Carillo t f- . Vice-President Laurie Burke, Treasurer Wendy Thompson, Secretary Coleen O'Hearn and President David Burke. M. Berry A. Biddings D. Burke P. Calkin W. Cogswell E. Conklin S. Cross ______d f r L. Austin M. Barrett B. Bianavilla B. Burgio L. Burney N. Champlin 64 Ready - Aim - Fire!!! J. Crowley J. Cunningham v D. Del monte j. Deppa E. DeSario D. Doland ®s D. Delamater S. Froehlich A. Fuller D. Gannon J. Giudice R. Guy S. Hann N. Goldwasser F. Gorton T. Gozza V. Greene 65 A. Hanson S. Hardie A. Harrison D. Henry G. Holmes L. Jackson A. Katz T. Kehrley J. Hines S. Houghtaling J. Kafka S. Kawaski J. Klein J. Kreinheder M. Lamoreox N. Hector T. Higgins A. James J. Jefferson M. Katz T. Killian 66 D. Laufer S. Lavalle T. Lennon M. Levinson H. Logan H. Lopez C. Lowery T. MacEntee M. Masierson R. McKay T. McKune C. Most F. Navarro M. McDermott T. McGrath T. Metz R. Miller M. Neuhaus A. Nickou N. Nieves W. Olivo S. Peaceman T. Porter 67 D. Rupert S. Saydjari D. Seibert V. Siciliano D. Skinner R. Smith P. Sprague IHl D. Reinshagen R. Ross S. Sanders D. Sennett M. Siciliano B. Sims 68 I. Slier T. Sic wan T5 !fy ' « o E. Taylor R. Teed J. Torres D. Townsend J. Wagner W. Wallgren S. Whined D. Willi S. Young L. Yusaviiz N. Teichs W. Thompson D. Tulp T. VanAken E. Walsh C. Weissberg R. Wood D. Yonick P. Zokaie J. Zurawski 69 Junior High — 8th Grade D. Brown H. Bruner T. Burke J. Burney L. Builer G. Calhoun Ricardo always finds ihe BEST pictures. Wi He'sgot the pedal to the metal.” G. Casanova P. Casscles M. Chico L. Chow L. Coger K. Cohen B. Comfort T. Cook 70 M. Crowley D. Curbelo C. Cuttiia S. Davis T. Davis W. Decker T. DeMondo S. Dermer r C. Dodd L. Do we L. Dowe M. Doyle C. Dutcher R. Dutcher Officers Vice-President Martin Hanofce, President Elaine Komar, Secretary Patti Tursi and Treasurer Susan Mirabclla. J. Edwards T. Edwards L. Eisenberg G. Evans P. Fields S. Fishman D. Flynn C. Flynn R. Friedland G. Gabriel E. Gabriclson S. Gallegos D. Gonzalez R. Grego 71 r ■ 'j D. Hosking C. Howe R. James D. Jascinski D. Jasinski J. Jesmonih C. Karson S. Katz C. Kavelski L. Kiang H. Klein E. Komar Are you really doing research? And that IS the right way to rest. R. Gross C. Hall M. Hanofee K. Hardik , J. P. Heffley K. Heinle • M. Hines B. Hogencamp ” Fishbones’ Those fingers taste good. D. Kracke D. Kurpil S. Kurpil F. Lagatutta J. Lambert W. Leung S. Levy A. Lippelt 72 T. Lippelt S. Litwak D. Lofaro E. Love R. Luciano L. Ludwig L. Mayerhoffer G. Mayo J. Mclver N. Meadow V. Meyers S. Mirabclla T. Misner R. Morana T. Morris L. Muggleston 5111 1 L. Muhlig S. Muhlig D. Nichols R. Olsen 73 D. Simmons D. Simons S. Simpson T. Simpson W. Smith I. Stettner R. Sanders B. Sellers W. Sennett J. Siegel D. Siegler S. Siletsky C. Rapenske R. Reeves C. Reiley C. Renaudette R. Reutter M. Reutter S. Russell G. Reinshagen WWWB m fl T. Stephenson S. Stewart A. Strauss S. Switko C. Symanski P. Teed D. Thalmann R. Torres 74 P. Tursi R. Unger M. VanEtten J. VanLeuvan D. Viele L. Viestra T. Votee F. Votee T. Wallace R. Walsh E. Ward J. Welch S. Welsch D. Whined J. Whitted C. Whipple G. Worden D. York P. Young S. Young Yusko J. Zeininger 75 Junior High — 7th Grade T. Abplanalp M. Allison D. Atkins L. Atkins S. Bauman L. Bartow D. Beseth A. Bitjeman 1 1 ■� wm C. Bound P. Boyd S. Braunig T. Bridges J. Buck R. Buery J. Burke K. Burke t E. Carew M. Chow President C. J. Parry, Secretary Jill Slier, Treasurer, Denise Rojas Vice-President Tracey Sherwood. W. Cargill M. Chanov R. Cogswell J. Coleman C. Curbelo R. Cuttita M. Davall B. Davidson W. Davis J. Duffy S. Dzurica 76 B. Kellam B. Kennedy D. Kehrley R. Keysaw M. King R. Klein R. Kleinganner D. Kolarik 77 C. Kostoff D. Kracke B. Kullen M. Lagattuta M. Lagattuia W. Leung A. Levinson E. Liepens D. Muller I. Navarro T. Nappi H. Nealon R. Nichols L. Niemann D. Nieves S. Olsen 78 R. Schwalb S. Savage B. Sellers R. Serrano T. Sherwood S. Siegel K. Simpson N. Skinner D. Small B. Smith JK Smith D. Spohrer L. Stella D. Stephenson C. Stein J. Slier K. Stroup 79 80 L m U J. Sutherland C. Taylor M. Toback M. Torres R. VanLoan D. Vogel M. Vogler D. Travis A. Wagner W. Wallgren L. Wallgren P. Tschinkel R. Tulp S. VanEtten A. Washburn J. Wells A. Winters 1 S. Wesiberg T. White R. Wood D. Worden W. Young B. Zalkin 81 82 GOOD-BYE OLD BUDDIES 83 Administra tion ROBERT VAN SLYKE Principal FRONT OFFICE SECRETARIES: Mrs. Belly Flynn. Mrs. Belly Garber and Mrs. Kaihy Quackenbush. 84 Leaders of the School District CLARENCE PARRY Superintendent of Schools THOMAS STROUP Business Administrator MRS. SHIRLEY DIAMOND President Board of Education r V BERT EISENBERG Vice-President Board of Education MRS. DONNA SABLOFF Board Member MRS. BETTY HARDEN Board Member ROBERT SHERWOOD Board Member MARC BRANDT and MRS. PAT SALTZMAN Board Members TOM MORRIS Board Member MRS. MARION KLEIN Board Member 85 MRS. GLORIA DAMICO. Reading STEVE IPPOLITO, IMC Director GUIDANCE: Seated - Secretary Helen Mungeer. Standing - Morris Gerber, Director of Guidance; MaryAnn Kaiser, 10th and 11th grade advisor: Secretary Pat McCoach; and Paul Matthews, junior high counselor. Our Faithful Staff CAFETERIA STAFF: Up Front - B. Baker, N. Ferland. Back Row - E. AuClair, A. Laning, Anita O'Hearn (Cafeteria Manager), F. Koch, V. Woods, E. Davis, A. Parks, S. Weir, D. Davison and E. Teller. Mr. Sam Goldman, Transportation Direc- tor of the LCS system, is retiring this year after 17 years of service to the community. He spent many early morning hours checking out icy roads to insure student safety. His knowledge of all facets of school busing, safety, routing, repairs, and purchasing has been greatly respected and appreciated. We wish you the best. MR. SAM GOLDMAN MAINTENANCE STAFF: Front - A1 Kinne (Head custodian). Row 2 - G. Ferland, P. Filipowitz. Row 3 - L. Loughery and M. Parks. 87 I’m hoping for a girl. OK. Marion, you don't HAVE 10 take gym. The PINK CHEVY caper. They REALLY studied for A.P. 88 . . . Battle of the Sexes . . . Fred, are you coming or going? It's nice to be friends. Ho Hum Days. Cohesion I'll butter your tongue. Oh. No - YOU WON’T!! 89 JAMES BRENNAN Department Chairman KEVIN PUSEY English MRS. ANITA KATZ MRS. MARY KELLY BARRY TALKINGTON STEVEN BAUCH Social Studies JAMES BURKE, Department Chairman LOWELL HEFFLEY Science 92 WILMER SIPPLE MRS. SONDRA BAUERNFEIND GEORGE HANSEN Math ED WOLFF, Department Chairman MISS LAURIE KESPERT LEON HARROLD JAMES GALLAGHER Health Services MRS. ELEANOR PETERS. Nurse MRS. MARGARET BARTOW, Dental Hygiene Teacher Specials PHILIP COOK. Special Classes FRED JACKSON, Core Classes Library Assistance 94 MISS BETTY HOENIG. Librarian MRS. ANNE LINDSLEY, Library Assistant Home Economics Industrial Arts HOWARD BARNER ANDREW KAVELSKI Languages ED RIENTE JOHN BOWERS MRS. MAY NISHMAN RON FRANCISCO 96 FLOYD EMERY, Drivers Education MRS. EVELYN DeMYERS, Health Business VINCE GARRI HARRY La BOV MICHAEL PACER LEE PARKS. Chairman Music LOU BYNUM. Director ERROYL ROLLE 98 99 Student Council A Mr. L. Heffley, Advisor Row 1 - D. Schwalb. R. Strauss, D. Scott, L. Cohen, D. Friehling. Row 2 - J. Bessen, K. Sherwood, D. Katz, C. Froehlich, P. Tursi, S. Switko. Row 3 - R. Klein, R. Gross, R. Friedland, R. Muhlig, D. DiLorenzo, CJ Parry, M. Hanofee, N. Meadow, P. Logan, P. McDermott. D. Flynn, I. Slier, T. White. Row 5 - M. Neuhause, A. Harrison, K. Shortall, M. Stoddard, R. Miller, M. Martin, L. Burke, K. Yaun. D. Burke. 100 Secretary Judie Hasbrouck, Treasurer Donna Henry, Vice-President Marion Boyd and President Janet Shortall. Safety Patrol Row 1 - V. Green. S. Kaweski, L. Baker. M. Ackerley. J. Scebetii, T. Yaun, F. Ernst. D. Vogel. M. Gozza, F. Lennon. N. Me Andrew. Row 2 - R. Reeves. P. Finn, R. McKay. Strysko. E. Thalmann. D. Hall. S. Cherapanov, J. Green. E. Musa. E. Fitzgerald. T. Mullen. C. Unger. D. Henry. Row 3 - J. Hasbrouck, B. Goodstein. L. Cohen. Hanson. M. Neumann, T. Dole, D. Masterson, K. Ross. S. Katz. K. Cook. Row 1 - K. Willi, H. Dudley. D. McArthur. R. Finn. R. Calkin. J. Zweck. W. Olivo. B. Shortall. J. Hopkins. S. Miller. M. Stettner, R. Stephenson. K. Mariner. R. Smith. I. Burday. The Leaders Seated - A. Dalton. J. Parry. R. Jones. T. Mclver, N. Chanov, T. Totten. H. Rcichman. Standing - E. Buck, M. Boyd. J. Shortall and M. Martin. 101 Junior High Pu blic Reia tions: Seated - Co-ordinators Debbie DiLorenzo and Donna Henry, K. Cohen. Row 1 - L. Coger, D. Flynn, Chief Photographer L. Casanova. Back Row - A. Strauss. L. Eisenberg, S. Katz. L. Muhlig. Senior Public Relations Staff: Seated - Co-ordinators D. DiLorenzo and D. Henry, ••Wheel’ Kelley Cook. Row 1 - D. Vogel, D. Schwalb. D. Scott. R. Strauss, K. Ross, Advisor G. Damico. Back Row - A. Dalton and E. Brand. 102 Newsletter Staff Around the Table - D. DiLorenzo, D. Schwalb, C. Woods. K. Cohen. D. Henry, R. Strauss. Back Row - R. Rosen, H. Reichman. J. Hasbrouck, P. Harrison, K. Cook. Comment Row 1 - S. Fishman, G. Powell. D. Skinner. S. Stewart. M. Eisenman. Row 2 - D. Dwosh, R. Morana, S. Melnick, S. Greenberg, J. Flynn, C. Flynn, N. Skinner. 103 Debate Row 1 - S. Saydjari. P. McCarty, M. Levinson, D. Laufer, A. Harrison, J. Flynn. Row 2 - D. Gross, R. Sayd- jari. Advisor Barry Talkington, T. McGraph. Media Staff Row 1 - C. Kester, C. Ippolito, Advisor Steve Ippolito, M. Schwartz, N. Me Andrews, M. Martin. Row 2 - A. Dalton. P. Willi, P. Killian, D. Schwalb, K. Cook, K. Ross, M. Guidice. Missing - S. Simpson, I. Zolchonock, H. Grund. 104 Row 1 - S. Fishman, C. Flynn, R. Gross. Row 2 - S. Hardie, Advisor A. Olsen, J. Flynn. Back - R. Friedland and R. Hardie. Rock and Mineral Club Seated - Advisor Sondra Bauernfeind and A. Meyers. Row 1 - D. Muller, R. Klein, R. Friedland, R. Ross, H. Klein. Row 2 - S. Bauman, R. Gross, D. Kehrley, T. MacEntee. First Aid Club: R. Cogswell, R. Hardie. L. Austin. G. Worden. Advisor Mr. P. Gatta. 105 B. Sims S. Braunig Advisor: H. Wach J. Wach Chess Club IL « W. Leung R. Klein E. Brown Library Club Seated - Advisor: Miss Betty Hoe- nig, P. Lyons. Row 2 - D. Sen- nett, D. McArthur, L. Stella. Row 3 - Mrs. A. Linds- ley, R. Ross, M. Watson. French Club Seated - J. Raineri, S. Greenberg. M. Levinson. Standing - J. Malachowsky, Advisor M. Vasko, S. Walker. 106 Tutors F.H.A. Seated - M. Neumann, L. Cohen, L. Balanovich. Also Seated - T. Glick and R. Rosen. Standing - Mrs. Kaiser, C. Woods, D. Schwalb, R. Strauss. J. Kalina, C. Kurpil, J. McCoach. Stage Crew R. Strauss, T. Stuart and M. Myers. Missing - K. Menges, R. Reeves, C. Carillo. Row 1 - J. Raneri, H. Nealon, D. Worden. Row 2 - Advisor Carol Norris, J. Raneri and Advisor Miss Mae Yuen. 107 Interact G e t t i n 8 I t R. Rosen, D. Vogel. M. Schwariz, M. Martin, L. Siegel. Advisor J. Burke. C. Unger. I. Burday and D. Scott. Together Club Row 1- N. Bell, R. Pinto, E. Buck. Row 2 - J. Buck, AdvisorS. Ippolito. Row 3 - C. Dodd, J. Branch. N. Bell, E. Duffy. R. Reeves. Row 4 - R. Biddings. B. Martin, D. James, C. Carrington, J. Jackson, M. Bridges. 108 Gymnastic Club Front - J. Schirk and B. Taylor. Row 1 - L. Ludwig. K. Fritz. L. Bartolo, K. Muhlig, K. McKunc, C. Masterson. K. Burke. C. Taylor. N. Fritz. Row 2 - C. Rapenskc. D. Kurpil, I. Parkinson, W. Walgren, J. Steinberg. P. Austin. D. Curbelo, C. Dodd. G. Casanova. D. Ramerez. Row 3-D. Mann. T. Hanson. P. Logan. K. Hardik. L. Simpson. D. Henry. S. Houghtal- ing, M. Chanov, M. Allison. D. Nieves. Advisor Mrs. Butler. G. Holmes. 109 Junior Chorus and Mixed Chorus no Marching Band Jazz Rock Ensemble Left Side - D. DiLorenzo, L. Baker. R. Pinto. Drums - K. Kispert and J. Black. Row 1 - J. J. Heffley. R. Strauss, P. Shepard, J. Thompson. B. Wall. Back Row - M. Koval, J. Diamond. Advisor E. Rolle. Junior Stage Band Row 1 - S. Russell, G. Kiang, K. Stroup, D. Eggler, L. Kiang. K. Heinle, G. Gabriel. Row 2 - T. McGraph, Advisor Mike Pacer. S. Saydjari. J. P. Heffley, C. Flynn, R. Nichols. Row 3 - G. Reinshagen, D. Simons. D. Townsend. Ill Woodwind Choirs and Junior Band Row 1 - J. Fritz, B. Wall, G. Kiang, R. Strauss, M. Koval, T. Shepard. Row 2 - M. Stettner, C. Meade, M. Mann, D. Laufer, M. Anderson, K. Yaun, Advisor Erroyl Rolle. 112 Leaders of the Band Mr. Erroyl Rolle, Brenda Martin, Janet Shortall. Mr. Mike Pacer. Color Front - D. Mann and S. Houghtaling. Row 1 - S. Litwak and R. Logan. Row 2 - K. Klein. K. Hardik, D. Beseth, D. Metz, E. Logan and D. Mann. Guard Colorguard J. Raneri, P. Austin, M. Hemmer. Majorettes 113 Libertas Editor-in-Chief DONNA HENRY Business Manager CRAIG STIER Assistant Manager HAROLD REICHMAN Advisor MS. GLORIA E. DAMICO Cover Design JANET SHORTALL SECTION EDITORS: JoAnne McCoach SPECIAL EFFECTS: Kelley Cook Cindy Riesenberg Bruce Goodstein Ken Mariner Robin Rosen SENIOR STAFF: Keith Menges, Kathy Stoddard. Lori Cohen, Tim Stuart. Pam Sherwood. Debbie DiLorenzo. Milton Martin, Evelyn Buck. Lori Siegel, Judie Hasbrouck, Eileen Masterson, Paul Willi. LEARNING STAFF: David Schwalb . Ricky Ellison. Kenneth Cohen. Todd Mullen, Mary Neumann , Terry Glick, Sherijo Damico. Eileen Miller, Richard Strauss, RayeAnn Cox, Steve Eisenberg, Sam Sanders. Dale Atkins. Daria Scott. 114 Photography Editor DENNIS VOGEL PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Ken Ross, Fred Ernst, Louis Casanova , Terry Parks, Charlie Kester, Jackie Reed, Allen Dalton, Mike Giudice , Bruce Plotsky, Howard Klein. Note to our readers: The staff begins working early in September and doesn’t finish until the first week in July. The staff this year has been excellent and the book is proof of that. Some people worked extra hard and put in many hours. I have placed a star after their names for special recognition. Thanks to all of you and good luck. Co-ordinating Sports Editor CLAUDIA WOODS 116 YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YET 117 Varsity Football This year's varsity football team had a dismal year. The season ended with a 1- 7-1 record. The performance of the team itself can be explained in three words: miscues, missed blocks, fumbles. Lack of support also hindered the team from becoming an UCA1 contender. The team was assisted by a new coach, Andy Kav- elski, and a new offense, the Veer. Though the team didn’t finish first, Lib- erty had fine performances by seniors: Tim Burke, John Bottaro, Jim Green, Jon Kalina. Charlie Kester, Ed Marcus, Tim Stuart, and Kurt York. Liberty Opponents Rondout New Faltz Highland Red Hook Pine Bush Ellenville Marlboro Wallkill Onteora Junior Varsity Football Row 1 - S. Goodstein, D. Finn, A. Ramirez, J. Olivio, G. Kiang, M. McDermott, T. Gozza, M. Barrett, J. Zurawski, S. Peaceman, M. Mullen, F. Chico. Row 2 - Coach Olsen, D. Mil- ite, D. Atkins. P. Fanning, M. Lavalle, P. Siletsky, C. Chanov, M. Ottino, L. Casanova, W. Anderson, W. Burgio, K. Henry, T. Shortall, N. Goldwasser, D. Burke, G. Sostak, Coach Bowers. The JV team had a poor season ending in a 0-9 record. The offen- sive unit was not able to score one point thus, making it all too tough on the defense. First year man Coach Bowers and his assistant Coach Olsen did a commendable job. The JV program should pick up with many 7th and 8th graders out to play junior high football. The experience that these youngsters will get during these games will enable them to come up and turn around the JV program in future years. Junior High Football The first year of junior high football was successful and unsuccessful. It was successful since the boys got an opportunity to play, learn the plays and get acquainted with each other. The unsuccessful record was 0-5. Row 1 - D. Travis, D. Eggler, B. Kellam, L. Eisenberg, G. Pinio, S. Katz, J. Ardito, S. Weisberg. CJ Parry, D. Simons, M. Morris, JP Heffley, Coach Schulte. Row 2 - L. Dowe, W. Smith, M. Navarro, M. Goldberg, S. Muchling, A. Bitjeman, R. Grego, E. Me Andrew, M. Martin, J. Braunig, T. Cook, M. Hanofee, T. Morris, T. Morris, K. Cohen, J. Rainer, P. Tschinkel, C. Kavelski, D. Nichols, D. Viele, D. Tulp. 121 Girls Soccer Home 5 Livingston Manor 12 O 6 Jeffersonville 6 2 Tri-Valley 4 6 Narrowsburg 8 2 Roscoe 0 8 Eldred 6 4 Delaware Valley 2 Row l - K. Willi. T. Totten. A. Miller, K. Yaun, C. Seibert. Row 2 - S. Miller. L. Weir. P. McCarty. C. Lowery. M. Masterson. Row 3 - Mgr. D. Hall. T. Lennon. V. Deppa. Row 4 - P. Shepard. E. Buck. M. Stettner. R. Pinto, J. Rupert. Cpt. M. Boyd. D. DiLorenzo. T. Park. Coach Jackson. Senior Girls? Row 1 - Z. Biddings. D. Metz. L. Burke. A. Nickou, D. Dutcher. Row 2 - Mgr. Hall, M. Finn, K. Simons, J. Reed. M. Neuhaus. C. Wicks. Coach. On Top - D. Gannon. Kneeling - J. Diamond, A. Ortolaza, N. Torres. W. Nolan, D. Seibert. Row 2 - M. Kreinheder, G. Beimler. R. Comfort, S. Eisenberg, A. Tursi, M. McCluney. In Bus - Coach Steve Colman, Captain Jason Wach, K. Mariner, B. Goodstcin, C. Unger. Cross Country The Cross Country team coached by Steve Colman ran to a 5-2 won-lost record. Jason Wach was a consistent 1st place winner except in one meet when he placed 2nd. He also placed 5th in the UCA1 meet against 12 teams. Ken Mariner, Gregg Beimler, Alberto Orto- laza, Steve Eisenberg, Ron Comfort and Neftaly Torres were top runners. With only three graduating seniors, Coach Colman anticipates his harriers will bring in another winning season. The male chauvinist team welcomed Cindy Unger's par- ticipation. = 1 always - Jason. 10 yard Bruce Sophomore strength. Oxygen - Oxygen. That old gang of mine. still running!!! Pixie's last lap. 1st Row - G. Fitzgerald. A. Dowe, S. Goodstein. J. Heffley. M. Kreinhader. B. Nolan. Second Row - R. V.asscrlauf. R. Grirnball. J. Bottaro, A. Heinle. B. Goodstein. Coach Francisco. This year's Varsity wrestling team had nothing to be ashamed of. Coached by Ron Francisco, the team compiled a 10-5 record for dual meets. The team had a 6-2 record which finished them second in the league. They also took a first in the Wallkill Invi- tational Tournament. Junior Bill Nolan had another super year. Bill was also UCA1 champ at 98. This year’s team was well bal- anced. There were no one or two wrestlers to always depend on. When the team won, it won by a team effort. Three seniors are graduating from the team. Alan Heinle J. J. Heffley 124 Ricardo Grirnball John Bottaro Varsity Wrestling Alan Dowc Junior Varsity Wrestling Coach Ron Schulte, T. Mullen, R. Fraser, A. Tursi, S. Lavalle, S. Peaceman, T. Shortall, S. Katz, K. Kispert, N. Torres, L. Dowe. 126 Junior High — Basketball G. Pinto, J. Marrero, M. Juron, J. Duffy, K. Duffy, D. Muller, J. A. Strauss, S. Katz, R. Torres, R. Sanders, J. Guy, M. Martin, Coach Braunig, J. Buck, V. Santos, Coach Jim Tanous. Andy Christian, L. Eisenberg, R. James, D. Siegler, J. Jesmonth, K. Cohen, J. Burney and B. Comfort. IA rPCf lHD Row Couitt, D. Hines, C. Bound, M. Lagattuta, D. Travis. Row 2 - D. Nichols, M. Finn, E. Me Andrews, F. Lagattuta, R. Luciano, D. Viele. More than thirty - five youngsters were involved in junior high sports this year. Funda- mentals and sports- manship was always stressed. 127 Skiing Mrs. Nishman. Row 1 - R. Baberccki. E. Musa, T. Stuan, L. Cohen. G. Mayo. Row 2 - T. Morris. M. Gozza. A. Anderson. Row 3 - M. Juron, D. Feldman, C. J. Parry, P. Fanning, M. Strysko, R. Kafka, B. Plotsky. C. Flynn. Back - S. Baberecki. This year the boys finished with a 2-12 record, while the girls did slightly better, compiling a 5-9 record. Tim Stuart, a senior, had a very satisfying season, finishing first in eight of the races, and placing 8th overall in Section 9. Herb Grund and C. J. Parry also did very well. C.J. looks promising for next year. The girls' team also has some hopeful racers for next year. Lisa Yusavitz, Heidi Frey and Amy Anderson are among them. The girls will lose their two top contenders, Lori Cohen and Marion Boyd this year. Lori ended a success- ful year with a 13th place in the slalom race during Section 9 competition. Kneeling - D. Feldman. K. Willi, G. Mayo. Row 1 - M. Anderson. M. Masierson, L. Ysavitz, I. Slier, T. Morris. Row 3 - R. Baberecki, R. Kafka. T. Simpson. H. Frey, L. Malachowsky. M. Boyd. M. Juron and B. Wall. 129 The Liberty cagers had a tough act to follow this year after the nearly impregna- ble team of the previous season, but after a slow start, this year’s team compiled a superb record. After losing early in the year to three of the leagues Opp. Home New Paltz 99 61 Honesdale 77 69 Honesdale 52 65 Onteora 64 62 RedHook 65 55 Highland 67 97 Ellenville 73 36 Wallkill 81 62 Coleman 65 53 Fallsburgh 39 45 Marlboro 56 63 Highland 72 68 Ellenville 39 38 PineBush 60 54 Rondout 65 61 Coleman 72 57 Fallsburgh 58 54 Marlboro 60 59 RedHook 68 66 Fallsburgh 67 49 Highland 77 55 Schuylerville 63 66 Kneeling - Pierre Finn. Alvin Mciver. Ricky Ellison. Douglas James, Eugene Duffy. Standing - Milton Martin. Kevin Fitts, Keith Menges, Brian Shortall. Ken Mariner. Nathaniel Bell and Coach Emery. Missing - Rene Finn. Eugene Duffy Rene Finn main contenders, the team rebounded to upset favored Marlboro for the UCAL title. Next the Indians pro- ceeded to take the Section 9 title and only met their final defeat in an intersec- tional game at Union Col- lege. Ricky Ellison JV Basketball Home 54 69 50 48 23 77 72 The team compiled a 12-4 record. We did not depend on run and gun offense but on good defense. Tri-captains Tim Merklin, Ron Comfon and Sam Sanders led the team with outstanding play. The team showed strong offensive playing as they outscored the varsity total in some games. Opp. Onteora 45 65 Coleman Pine Bush 54 66 Fallsburg Red Hook 49 42 Marlboro Rondoui 52 45 Highland Highland 44 64 Ellenville Ellenville 61 61 Coleman Wallkill 36 52 Fallsburg 38 Marlboro Girls Basketball Mgr. S. Miller, C. Bivins. E. Buck, J. Berry. A. Pugh. L. Weir. T. Parks. L. Jackson. Coach Ms. D. Severtsguuard Liiwak, P. Killian. M. Finn. K. Simons. P. Bertholf. L. Mechum, Coach. Mrs. J. Quinn. 133 Tennis Racquets improve your bite. Coach May Nishman's girls tennis team finished with a record of 3-5 - an improvement over last year's record. The three wins came against Goshen, both times, by a score of 5-2 and against Minisink Valley by a score of 6-1. Five sen- iors leaving the team this year are Claudia Woods, Linda Budd, Lori Cohen, Sara Katz, and Robin Rosen. Liberty Opponent 5 Goshen 2 3 Washingtonville 4 3 Monticello 4 1 Fallsburgh 6 6 Minisink Valley 1 5 Goshen 2 1 Fallsburgh 6 3 Washingtonville 4 I got it . . . ooops! Rosen, L. Cohen. B. Wall. Row 2 - Coach Nishman, L. Malachowsky, T. Simp- son, R. Teed, D. Henry, E. Katz, L. Simpson, N. Meadow. J. Berman. D. Dwosh, E. Cunningham. S. Walker. A. Bartow. Take that you, you . . . On guard! Which way did it go . . . Varsity Volleyball Resting - S. Miller. Row 1 - P. Shepard, M. Sieuner, D. Hall, N. Chanov, K. Yaun. Row 2 - L. Thompson, C. VanEtten, S. Damico, Coach Hazel Crary, BJ Worden, D. Green, Mgr. S. Katz, L. Budd. individual schedule and played the top teams of different leagues. Our coach was excellent and we improved our ath- letic ability and sportslike attitude. Our scores were not very impressive but we enjoyed the season. The Junior Var- sity had more impressive scores. Row 1 - K. Norris, C. Most, M. Cullen, L. Jackson, C. Wicks, A. Katz. Row 2 - K. Coney, R. Jackson, M. Neuhaus, D. Dutcher, E. Miller, A. Biddings, Coach Hazel Crary, P. Phillips, R. Pinto. M. Allen. 135 Golf Stephen Eisenberg Schedule at Red Hook L 177-176 at Onteora W 179-184 Coleman here L 193-177 at Pine Bush W 180-208 Rondout here L 195-178 at New Paltz L 204-181 Ellcnville L 192-181 here Red Hook here W 192-181 at Fallsburgh W 192-214 Onteora here w 182-212 Pine Bush w 182-212 here at Coleman L 186-179 at Rondout L 157-182 Fallsburgh W 186-forfeit here New Paltz L 204-197 here at Ellcnville L 171-164 Row 1 - S. Eisenberg, G. Rohrback, R. Strauss, K. Cohen. Row 2 - B. Mullen, S. Katz, A. Strauss (mgr), M. Stoddard. Row 3 - T. Simpson, Coach Russ Stahl and K. Yaun. Greg Rohrback Kenneth Cohen Richard Strauss The Liberty Golf Team made great strides this year with a very young team. Their record was 7-9 with many close matches. Those scoring consist- ently for Liberty were sophomore Steve Eisenberg, who led the team and was awarded MV golfer; Captain Richard Strauss, Greg Rohrback and Ken Cohen. Steve Katz improved greatly at the end of the sea- son. Greg Rohrback finished 3rd in UCAI with an 83. r 136 Boys Tennis Kneeling - A. Fuller, E. Musa, J. Flynn, D. Feldman, D. Gross, D. Schwalb. Row 1 - Coach Pete Roden, J. Kalina, P. Emden, K. Henry, R. Townsend, 1. Burday, H. Grund, R. Saydjari. 137 Track Scaled - D. Tulp, D. Metz, V. Bacco, L. Yusaviiz, C. Lowery. C. Cassacles. Row 1 - S. Katz. L. Kiang. V. Deppa. M. Masterson, W. Thompson, A. Nickou. M. Neuhaus, D. Dutcher. Row 2 - E. Buck. C. Unger, J. Deppa. E. Love. J. Smith, Coach Crary, B. Tay- lor, K. Emden, M. Stettner, N. Mcandrew, Pam McCarty. Seated - J. Torres. D. Tulp. R. Smith. T. Gozza, W. Cogswell. J. Jefferson. Row 1 - D. Burke. C. Charnov. K. Mariner. J. Babiccz, D. James. R. Grimball. Row 2 - Coach Bow- ers. M. Mullen. M. Ottino. A. Tursi. D. Milite. M. Kreinheder. T. Mullen. J. Lagat- tuta. EVELYN BUCK - 100, 220, relay. 4th in Sectionals in the 100 SARA KATZ - shot put. discus, mile relay CINDY UNGER - 2 mile KEN MARINER - mile, 880, 2 mile - Sectionals 5th in the mile, 6th in 2 mile CHARLIE KESTER - shot put. discus, triple jump MARIA STETTNER - shot put Softball Row 1 - C. Most. K. Sherwood. C. Froelich. S. Scull. T. Totten, J. Berry. R. Pinto. Row 2 - H. Axelrod, H. Fernandez. T. McAndrew. B. Lewis, R. Burke. P. Shepard. Row 3 - E. Miller. P. Wagner. N. Chanov, C. Woods. E. Katz. Row 1 - Miss Severts- gaard. S. Miller, T. Parks. S. Litwak. 139 Athletic Tim Stuart - Best Athlete and Best Skier William Nolan - Best Wrestler Keith Menges - Most Improved Basketball Player TROPHIES AWARDED TO: Buchal Baseball MVP - Kurt York Ross Girl Scholar Athlete - Marion Boyd Grossinger Perseverance - Ken Mariner Sportsmanship - Debbie Hall Best Girl Athlete at LCHS - Sheryl Miller Evelyn Buck - Best in Girls Track Charles Kester - Best Offensive and Defensive Football Player Claudia Woods - Best Tennis Player 140 Block L Jason Wach - Best Cross Country Runner Stephen Eisenberg - Etess Golf MVP Trophy Milton Martin - Most Valuable Basketball Player PLAQUES AWARDED TO: Best Soccer - Sheryl Miller Best Girls Basketball Player - Romanita Pinto Best Volleyball - Sheryl Miller Best Skier - Lori Cohen Best Softball - Justine Berry and Eilee Miller Best Track - Ken Mariner Most Improved Golfer - Steve Katz Best Hitter - Keith Bertholf Jon Kalina - Ross Football Scholar Athlete Trophy. Best Tennis Player and Sportsmanship Trophy Varsity Baseball Kneeling - G. Bicmler, M. Barrett, J. J. Heffley, M. DeNaro, T. Yaun, S. Yaun, P. Willi, J. Sutherland. K. Bertholf. T. McDermott. Standing - C. Simons. R. Ellison. J. Black. M. Strysko, S. Simpson. S. Sanders, K. York, B. Goodstein, and Coach Mr. Repenski. V JV Baseball Kneeling - S. Lavalle, L. Casanova, S. Sanders, A. Hansen, L. Eisenberg. Row 1 - Mgr. M. Finn, K. Eggler. K. Wicks, R. Comfort, T. Black. W. Anderson, K. Fitts. Row 2 - G. Sostak, T. Merklin, F. Fanning, A. Ramirez. M. McDermott. S. Goodstein and S. Peace- man. 144 Mgr. Patty Lennon and Advisor Mary Pet- temti. Varsity Cheerleaders Standing - Patty Flynn, SherUo Damico. Charlene Froehlich, Debbie Katz. On Top - Debbie Yaun, Kelly Sherwood, and Denise Yaun. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders L to R - Colleen O'Hearn, Kathy Menges, Patty Wagner, Cindy Torrens and Marilyn Berry. Cindy Most on top. 145 146 147 LATEST IN FASHIONS Libeny, N.Y. 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