Longwood High School - Lions Den Yearbook (Middle Island, NY)

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Class of 1969 Eloisc Aaron Patricia Bucemi Frank DiMaggio Joseph Accardi Sandra Bukowski Sydney Donath Linda Aiello Don Bullock Eugene Douglas Jose Allen George Caggiano Robert Dupre Carol Ainabile Linda Carroll Gary I nright Pat Augonc Jack Carter Paul Knold Marilyn Augustine Theresa Catania Catherine Lntress Jeanne Austen Linda Ccrone Martha Faulkner Susan Bahrmann Carol Chalekian Linda Faudi Joseph Barone Pam Chamow James Fernandez Michael Battaglia Shirley Churbuck Annette Fico Wayne Battaglia Vincent Collins Chris Gerhard Annette Bellczza Schuyler Corwin Theodore Goetz Graham Binctte William Coplon Doris Gray John Boniface Wayne Couch Pat Goodine Larry Boddy Ivan De Abreu Joe Guarisco Bill Bonner Benedict Della Posta Richard Hansen George Brandau Joey Dettrich Margaret Hariigan Ronald Brown Thomas Dictzel Lorraine Hartiman Pat Perrone Mike Schmid Kathleen Treacher Darlene Pete is Karl Schoch George Turpin ljouis Petrignani Fred Schorsch Greg Vaselovic Marie Picone Mike Shultz Larry Vogel Gail Polenski Leslie St aley Jackie Wagner Fannie Pressley Dennis Serra Ken Walling James Pressley James Sheridan Donald Watson Brian Pugh Juanita Simpson Grace Weaver William Pumphrey Cathy Southworth Jerry Whitaker Denise Quigley Alfred Spczio Bill Wilson William Radinson James Spcro Gladys Wilson Dennis Ramshaw Robert Slanevich John Wilson Eric Redmond Joseph Stasys Loraine Wilson Pamela Rcisler James Stephens Russell Wilson Sandra Richards Karen Swan Aimctta Wittman Ken Robinson Francis Swinton John Wittschack Susan Robson Robert Szczcpanek James Worrell Denise Sanders Cathy Timlcr George Wright Roxanna Schlegcl Eustace Tonge

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Agnes Roland Bill Neater Joseph Nesbitt Jurgen Nicola James Nolan Patricia Noonan Stanley Nowaski Linda Oelze Eric Overton Gloria Pawlcndzio Manuel Pedroso Priscilla Peltz Shirley Petrignani A1 Piconc James Price Michael Quinn Susan R aba tin Ellen Rabe Ed Rannin Richard Ray Mary Ami Reany Richard Remski Edith Rensing Georgianna Riccardi Kathleen Rich Barry Ricla Tom Rindos Ralph Rincllo Lillian Rivera Gail Robinson Louise Rosenka Robert Salvato William Salvetti Lorelei Schlegcl John Schlichtcroll Iris Sepulveda William Sheridan George Shiminski Leon Simpson Jon Slyker Sylvia Smith Phyllis Spencer Gary Stanck Wanda Smith Bruce Stclmack Virginia Still Claudia Stroud Glen Stumpp Denise Sullivan Ellen Swatton Allen Swezey Linda Tate Margaret Taylor Dorothy Thomas Walter Tunsley Ixiuisc Tremel George Utting Valerie Verge George Von Den Grinten Linda Volturo Mary Volturo Marie Wach Jcannine Walker Clcvc Wallace Steven Wilgeroth John Wheaton Robert Whitaker Gail Williams Samuel William Ralph Wilson Woodrow Wilson Debby Woods Donnell Woodley Pat Worythko David Zubryd Mr. Bigham, ninth grade class advisor, believes this is a very eventful year for the ninth grade. They gave a Halloween dance, and are preparing for another dance on May 1. The freshmen came in third in the candy and magazine sales so far, and are expecting good results in the Easter sales. Members of the class visited New York City, and went to a Broadway play.

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t Greg I licks Bryant Mill J urge it llimplcr Charles lloel'l'ner Melinda I lough Tint Hough Linda I lunt Dorothy I lull Sharon Jackson William Jacques Bill Jones Lorraine Jones Bay Jones Sandra Jones Timothy Jurgens Clifford Kangas James Karnhael. Donna Kiesel Chris Klauschko Gary Bundle Nancy Kopas Robert I.aMagra James Ledger Gregory Laura Diane Lee Kohn i Lie re Gloria Linl.ei Laura I.oBocchiaro Mike Lortie Carole McAuliffe Koberl McIntosh Kevin McMahon Bruce Magee Guy Manger Maurice Manning Nancy Marcario Helen Marcinovvski Maureen Mayham Thom a? Mayo Peter Mazzoni Jay Medvvick James Mercurio Kegina Mobley Stephanie Muller Gerard Murphy Mary Nannini I ran Xicolay Yvonne Oden John Ortiz Bella Owens Pal Paris Sophie Papas Dorothy Parson Paul Parllow Terri Parllow Robert Paterson Christine Pawlendzio 1966-67 Ikis been a big year for Longwood’s sophomores. The tenth graders have participated in interseholastic athletics and the school’s annual musical, Sound of Music. Besides giving three successful dances, the sophomores won the one-act play contest. When asked about prospects for the future, Mr. Carl Verdi, class advisor, has only to say, They’ll try to follow in the shaky steps of the juniors and seniors. To quote Mr. Raycroft, No comment.