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

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Junior Horizons The junior high school has its own magazine, JUNIOR HORIZONS, to publish their creative efforts. This year's work, advised by Mrs. Byers, had a special event--a writing contest. Several outstanding issues have been enjoyed. Senior Horizons Longwood's students have always used HORIZONS, the literary magazine, as an outlet for creative writing. This year's edition has combined creative writing with students' art work, making the largest issue to date. Advisor: Miss Eisenberg Editor-in-chief: Claudia Leonardi Art Editors: Paul Paquette Susan Wright Copy Editors: Paulette Barsi Matthew Caggiano William Cotter Jonathan Hughes Harriet Jones Kathy LaSauce Deborah VanDervoort Janet Wohr Photography Editor: Susan Kamke Typing Editor: Marcia Howard The pride of publication. 8»

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Miss Hutson and the newspaper stall' have tried to change the image ol the Emerald Eye from just a newspaper to the official voice of Longwood's students. Improvements have been made by adding special features and humorous sections. Members of the staff spent a day at the Newsday plant to sec how one of Long Island's newspapers is published. Junior Class Yearbook Members: Pal Rice, Shirley Samuels, Joann Phoenix, Kathy Marksberry, Pat Dembek, Paulette Kramer, Joann Nimmons, Kathy l ingar, Mary Gerhard, Barbara O'Brien, Joann Devaney, Bob Wilk, Steve Muller, Donna Powell, Barbara Dauernheim, Annabelle Williams, Carol McLean, Pat Sabatella, Carmine Cannavo, Donna Giovaniello, Bill Keir .ig, Chris Switala, Arlene Muschio. Emerald Eye Editor: Nancy Myster Associate Editor: Peggy Carrabus Sports Editor: Carlton Mitchell Reporters: Dana Tinnie Carol Mac Lean Kathy Langan Debbie Mason Brian Rheinhold Pat Sabatella Chris Switala Alan Sajnacki Dirk Helves Sylvia Thomas Mirtza Allen Kathy Hcnnigan Paulette Barsi

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VISUAL ARTISTS ORGANIZE GROUPS The Junior High Art Club, under the supervision of Miss Hoefner, consists of approximately twenty students. The Art Club is planning a trip to the Museum of Modern Art this spring. The members are compiling a book of magazine articles which will be bound and donated to the school library. The Photography Club is a small but active club which meets every day seventh period. The only two members, Tom Whitehead and Andrew Greener, spend most of their time developing pictures for school activities such as sports and school plays. The advisor, Mr. White, has taken pictures for the yearbook, for which we are most grateful.