Mepham High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Bellmore, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1968 volume:

1968 lior Clas m H.S., is of Bellmore, New York Any man’s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind, and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee. —John Donne Mr. Raymond Weaver Mr. Weaver came to Mepham when the school opened in 1937. Before he came here, he taught at Springs, a 'small place near East Hampton. Prior to his profession as a counselor, he was a social studies teacher; and at times, he taught general science and other topics. He became a guidance counselor in 1958. He was the first Mepham debate coach, and he was also a rifle coach. He was chosen as a delegate to represent the teachers in the New York State Teachers’ Association. He is a member of the governing body, which is a part of the retirement system. We are grateful to Mr. Weaver for his contribution to Mepham, and he will be missed by all. 13 Dedication Kenneth Hunte is probably the most able and experienced coach in Nassau County, a fact he has proven as leader of Mepham's wrestling and soccer teams. He graduated from Mepham in 1947 and then entered Syracuse University; where in 1949 and 1950, he won the Eastern Intercollegiate Championship and the trophy for most valuable wrestler. He also played varsity lacross. Coach Hunte was second in both the National Intercollegiate Tournament and the National A.A.U. He graduated with a BA in education in January 1952 and went on to receive an MA degree from Syracuse in 1954. Coach Hunte taught fifth grade at Winthrop Avenue School from 1952-1954. In 1954, he moved to District Three and became the first coach and teacher at Jerusalem Avenue Junior High School. He later came to Mepham High in the same capacity. In 1958, he took over when Frank Sprig” Gardner left as wrestling coach. Coach Hunte has made our wrestling team one of the finest and most famous teams in the county and state. With all of this, he managed to serve in the United States Navy. It is therefore with deep gratitude and respect that we, the Class of 1968. dedicate our yearbook, the 1968 Treasure Chest, to Coach Kenneth Hunte. 14 Mr. Kenneth Hunte MR. BERNARD MORRIS Counsellor MRS. RUTH HAMILTON District Clerk MR. JOHN MARTIN MR. HENRY NOWICKI MR. EDWARD LEHMAN President MISS KATHERINE REIF Vice-President Board of Education MR. JOHN BOHLANDER MR. JOHN MAHON Treasurer Dr. Julius C. Braun Principal of the District My Dear Mepham Seniors: Soon you will be participating, as a class, in the thirtieth annual Commencement Exercises of our Wellington C. Mepham High School. We are proud of you and we are pleased with your accomplishments. You have brought honor to yourselves, your parents and your community. You have set many fine traditions for your school and you have achieved well scholastically. You owe much to your parents for the sacrifices they have made and the interest they have shown in your education: to your teachers for their guiding hand and encouragement and to the leadership given by Mr. Tennant, Mr. Cortale and Mr. Tarbell, for your all-around growth and progress. The fine educational opportunities that you seniors have enjoyed are a tribute to our community’s interest in and support of quality education as well as a tribute to the devoted service of the members of our Board of Education. In this constantly changing world it is more important, than ever before, for you young adults to understand, evaluate and implement these changes. Your attitude, your conscience. your character and your know-how will be prime factors in bringing about a peaceful world. Even though this is written prior to your graduation, allow me to extend to you individually and collectively my heartiest congratulations and wish you success and happiness as you take your next important step in life’s journey. Cordially. Dr. Julius C. Braun Principal of the District 19 Dr. Frederick Stunt Administrative Assistant for Educational Progamming and personnel District Staff Mr. Nicholas Sabetto Director of Health and Physical Education Miss Virginia Shaver Library Dr. Harold McCourt Director of Pupil Personnel Mr. Gerald Gorman Executive Assistant to District Principal Mr. Eugene Hallenbeck Administrative Assistant for Business Mr. Wayne Damerom Director of Vocational-Technical Education Mr. Charles Lomler Art Mr. Edward Stevens Instructional Media Mr. Ralph Alger English Miss Ruth Nickerson Social Studies Mr. Stanislaus Trybulski Language Mr. Robert Baker Mathematics Dr. Herbert Schoales Music Mr. Herman A. Tennant Principal Since its beginning in 1935. Mr. Tennant has witnessed the development and growth of Wellington C. Mepham High School. As a mathematics teacher and a member of the district’s original teaching staff, he began a record of inspiring, versatile, and admirable service that stands today as a living symbol of devotion to excellence in education. As a student attending Hobart College and later New York University, Mr. Tennant decided to teach mathematics on the high school level here at Mepham. In 1954, he became principal of the new Merrick Avenue Jr. High School. Four years later he moved back to Mepham and into the office of this school's chief executive. 22 Mr. Gerald E. Tarbell In 1953 Mr. Tarbell arrived in Central High School District Three as a Physics teacher, a position he held until 1958. when as a link between individual students and school administration, he became Assistant Principal. Educated at Saint Lawrence University. Mr. Tarbell chose to study beyond Bachelor and Master levels at the University of Maine, the University of Michigan, and New York University. Being a versatile and active administrator. Mr. Tarbell is highly respected for his understanding and experience in dealing with young people. Assistant Principals Mr. Michael J. Cortale Joining Mepham's executive administration in 1966 as Assistant to the Principal, Mr. Michael Cortale serves in various capacities; he is in charge of textbooks, attendance, the supervision of extra-curricular activities, and monetary responsibilities. He also cooperates with Mr. Tarbell in the supervision of audio-visual aid and in the area of discipline. Mr. Cortale taught business at Mep-ham and was senior class advisor to the ‘58 and ‘59 classes. He was a guidance counselor at Jerusalem Ave. Jr. High School and assistant principal at Brookside Jr. High School before coming to Mepham. 23 MR. ROCCO MISS ANNETTE ABATEMARCO ADLER MRS. JANE ASH English Biology Mathematics MRS. GERALDINE MRS. RHODA MR. BURTON BROWN BROWN CADRO Mathematics Guidance Industrial Arts MISS WILMA MR. PETER MISS ANNE COPE COSTANZO CROWLEY Librarian Biology Social Studies 24 MISS JUDITH BAUMAN Spanish MR. EDMUND BERRIDGE Business MR. WILLIAM MISS THEODORA BIMBIE BINEARES Spanish Physical Education MISS ARLENE BORANIAN English MRS. ELAINE CALITRI English MRS. HAZEL CASBARRA Social Studies MRS. DORIS WENDELKEN Mathematics MR. PAUL COHEN Mathematics MRS. LISBETH COLLINS Business MRS. ELIZABETH MR. PHILIP MR. ADOLPH MR. VINCENT MRS. JOSEPHINE DAY DELEA DesJARDINS DiTEODORO DOUGLAS English Social Studies French Social Studies Physical Education 25 DR JOSEPH duffy Guidance MRS. GLADYS ERICKSON Latin MRS. GLADYS FELDMAN Spanish MRS. ANNA FEUERLICHT German MR. ALEX GREENBLATT Chemistry MRS. EMILY GROSSMAN Business MISS MARGARET HALLADAY Guidance MRS. JEAN HAMILTON Physics MR. LAWRENCE MRS. MOLLIE MISS PAMELA MRS. HELEN KALSCH KAPROW KEATING KELLY English Business English Social Studies MR. PHILIP FITZ Driver Education MISS MARILYN HAMMOND English MRS. MILDRED KLAES Business 26 MR. MARTIN MR. MARIO MRS. MATILDA MR. DONALD MR. DOUGLAS FLEISCHER FONTANA FORBES GEPHARDT GEREK Special Class Industrial Arts Mathematics Music Physical Education MR. WILLIAM MR. KENNETH MR. GEORGE MRS. DOROTHY MR. HERBERT HAWTHORNE HUNTE JOHNSON KAFALAS KAHL Social Studies Physical Education Guidance Home Economics Driver Education MR. PAUL MISS MARILYN LIMMER MacCOY Earth Science Physical Education MISS FAY MAGAN Business MISS ANDREA MAGNUS Reading MR. RICHARD MARLBOROUGH Business MISS HELEN MR. HARRY MR. GEORGE MRS. EARLENE MR. WILLIAM MOORE MOUSSAS NIDER O’GRADY PERRINE Business English English English Social Studies MR. GEORGE RAPPORT Social Studies MR. EDWARD RICHMAN Biology MRS. SUSAN RISBERG French 28 MRS. RUTH ROTHFARB English MRS. BETTY ROUSE English MRS. CAROLE MARSHALL Mathematics MR. EDMUND McENROE French MR. ARTHUR McQuillan Social Studies MR. WILLIAM MELENDEZ Industrial Arts MR. GEORGE MESOLOGITES Art uuu MRS. MARIA SCHULZ Spanish Italian MR. DONALD SEASTEDT English MRS. MARY STREIT MR. ROBERT TRAVIS Spanish Art MR. CLARENCE WALTERS Mathematics MISS RENA MRS. ROSELLA MR. DAVID MR. EDWIN MRS. VAL DORA SHELTON SISKIND SNYDER SNYDER SPAULDING Nurse Mathematics Biology Music English MR. LOUIS MISS ANN MRS. MARGARET MISS PHYLLIS MR. JOHN TROISI TYSON URGESE VANORE WALSH Chemistry Social Studies Guidance Chemistry Mathematics MRS. SELMA MR. WILLIAM MRS. ILENE MRS. PHYLLIS MR. SPENCER WIENER WILSON WOLKOFF YABLON ZUCKERMAN Biology Social Studies Special Class Social Studies Physical Education 31 Office Staff Mrs. Falbo. Miss Platte. Mrs. Devoti. Mrs. Entler. Mrs. Sammons. Mrs. Fullgrabe. Mrs. Schweisguth. Mrs. Stepka. Mrs. Fillon. Mrs. Krivacsy. Mrs. Stefke ROW 1: Mrs. Molnar. S. Crooks. Mrs. Boos ROW 2: C. Bene. L. Kumpa. G. Drape. J. Mery. J. Hausman. R McCreery. G. Massie, A. Watts. A. McNamee. R. Hoffman Custodial Staff Cafeteria Staff A. Accardi. M. Kowalchuk. E. Rich. M. Kehoe. F. Maffucci. A. Vale. C. Castano. J. Lloyd 35 Mr. Arthur McQuillan Senior Class Advisor It is essential that the students recognize the values of adult guidance in formulating plans for the Senior Class. An element of mature wisdom must temper youthful exuberance to obtain success. As a guide, a willing and helpful friend, the class of 1968 would like to express its thanks to the class advisor. Mr. Arthur McQuillan. Mr. McQuillan’s main work concerns the Senior Planning and Senior Sales Committees, whose meetings he attends, adding occasional suggestions and helpful guidance. He also is a willing chaperone at class functions such as the Harvest Moon Ball and the Senior Prom. In planning activities, Mr. McQuillan serves as a liaison between the Senior Planning Committee and the administration. 38 Gregory Loos. President Douglas Altabef. Vice President Senior Officers 39 Robert Pinsdorf. Secretary Marian Cohn. Treasurer ROW 1: M. Goldstein, C. Barrett, J. Donner, E Blakely. A. Doty. J. Salierno. D. Keren. S. Margo lies ROW 2: L. Tengstrom. C. Colman. M. Clarin M. Cohn. R. Pinsdorf, G. Loos. D. Altabef. J. Bro der. D. Kutner, J. Garber ROW 3: S. Zemsky. D Picariello, J. Cioffi. K. Rosenberg, J. Besner, A. Jacobson. R. Murphy. G. Curran, J. Shulman. S. Hauptman, M. Conway. J. Polokoff. J. Mulligan. W. Theesfeld. R. Feldman Senior Planning The Senior Planning Committee of 1967-68, under the leadership of President Greg Loos and Vice President Doug Altabef. was busy in planning many activities for the school. Senior Planning also helped in financing many of the senior class activities. They voted on senior button designs and beanies, sponsored the allschool dance, the annual Harvest Moon Ball in November. and planned the fourth annual Operation Goodwill during a cheerful pre-Christmas weekend. Senior Planning worked in conjunction with Senior Sales on ideas for the new school mug and the selling of new Mepham sweat shirts. They also conducted elections in junior homerooms for Junior Planning. 40 Senior Sales The Senior Sales Committee under the energetic leadership of President Bill Tortu has been responsible for creating spirited school support for its students. To do this, they were most successful selling refreshments at sports events, and selling senior buttons and beanies. In October the Senior Sales Committee was successful in the sixth annual Magazine Sale. This major fund raising activity of the Senior Class netted a profit of $4,200. Other endeavors included the selling of Mepham sweat shirts and mugs and the selling of hot chocolate during lunch. Senior Sales also took part in collecting money and making favors for the Senior Prom. 41 achenbach, claude—radio club 2,3; track 2,3. alien, wendy—house of representatives 3; pep club 2; fna 2; volleyball 2,3,4: jr. classical league 3. alpert, steven—leo club 4; skull and bones 2,3,4; treasure chest 3,4; ski club 4. alpren, lynn—ski club 2,3,4; pep club 2.3; volleyball 2,3,4; basketball 3: gymnastics 3. alschuler, ronald—leo club 4; skull and bones 2,3.4; treasure chest 3,4. WENDY ALLEN altabef, douglas — interact 2,3,4-v. pres.; buccanner 2,3.4-headline ed.; skull and bones 2,3.4; jr. planning; sr. planning; trivia club 3; honor society 3,4-pres.; v. pres, of sr. class. ambrosini, valerie—ski club 2,3,4; pep club 2,3; volleyball 2,3.4; basketball 2.3 anderson, lawrence—science club 2.3-v. pres.: a capella choir 4. antoinette, richard—house of representatives 4; football 3. appelbaum, sharon—girls' service club 2.3; treasure chest 4; fta 2: bowling 4. azie, louis—wrestling 2,3,4; deca 3; soccer 4. RICHARD ANTOINETTE badlato, margaret—girls' service club 2,3,4; skull and bones 2,3,4. baer, douglas—wrestling 2,3,4; ski club 4; soccer 2. bailey, dennis—wrestling 2,3. bally, robert—a capella choir 3. barr, Stephanie—treasure chest 3.4; Vietnam anthology 2.3; art club 3,4; skull and bones 2.3.4; afs. barrett, carol—jr. and sr. planning; treasure chest—pic. ed. 4. DENNIS ROBERT REGINA BAILEY BALLY BAROLETTI 42 SHARON APPELBAUM STEPHANIE CAROL JOHN BARR BARRETT BART PETER BARTCZAK 43 HELENE GLENN BEILINSON BELKIN beilinson, helene—ski club 2,3,4; pep club 2,3; treasure chest 4; volleyball 2,3,4. belkin, glenn—cross country 2,3; radio club 2,3,4. bennett, paul—basketball 2; wrestling 3: chess club 2. bensen, jo ann—volleyball 2.3; pep club 3; basketball 4; ski club 3. berkowitz, richard — bowling 2,3,4: honor society 3,4; buc 2,3,4—sports ed.; science club 2,3. berliner, ilene—ski club 2,3,4; pep club 2,3; fta 2. CHRISTINE JILL BERRINI BESNER bernstein, bonnie—volleyball 2,3; ski club 3,4; treasure chest 4. berrini, Christine—library club 2,3,4; girls’ service club 3,4; afs 2.3.4; volleyball 2.3,4; tennis club 2,3.4: pep club 2,3—v. pres. besner, jill—library club 2,3,4; girls' service club 3,4: afs 2; sr. planning; treasure chest 2.4—business ed.; bowling 2.3,4. bier, lucille— pep club 3; bowling 4; buc 2,3: volleyball 4. bisigni, martha—volleyball 2,3.4; basketball 2.3,4; softball 2.3,4. blakely, ellen — cheerleading 2,3,4; pep club 2,3; sr. planning. PAUL BENNETT LUCILLE BIER MARIANNE KATHRYN BOSAKOWSKI BOSHAMER blechman, cheryl—fta 2,3.4: pep club 2; ski club 3. boone, jeanne—italian club 3,4: bowling 2,3; sr. planning. bosakowski, marianne — secretarial practice club 4. boshamer, kathryn—fna 2.4; pep club 2.3. botticchio, ronald—football 3,4. bram, gray—a capella choir 4. brennan, kathryn—ski club 2.3,4; pep club 2,3; buc 4; fna 4. RICHARD BERKOWITZ ILENE BERLINER JO ANN BENSEN BONNIE BERNSTEIN GARY BRAM GRACE BREIDENBACH DOUGLAS BREIDING KATHRYN BRENNAN LISL BRUNBAUER broder, jamie—honor society skull and bones 2,3,4; jr. and sr. ning; buc 2,3,4;—business ed.; service club 3,4; afs 3,4. GLORIA BRUNNHOELZL brunbauer, lisl—volleyball 2,4; sure chest 4; afs 3,4. brunhoelzl, gloria—treasure chest. 3,4; plan- girls' trea- JAMIE BRODER bryan, susan—skull and bones 2,3.4; afs 2,3,4; bowling 2,3.4. buczak, Stephen—wrestling 2,3,4. burnett, ann—jv cheerleading 3; pir-ettes 3: pep club 2,3: fna 3.4. bushen, Catherine—fta 4. caggiano, elaine—volleyball 2,3,4. caggiano, jean—art club 3. Campbell, carol—debate club 2,3. cantilli, laurie — library club 2,3,4; bowling 2,3,4. capazzi, robert—wrestling 2,3. CONSTANCE CADIEUX cappello, marie—secretarial club 4. capristo, leonard—debate club 3,4. carpentiere, ellen—skull and bones 2; chess club 4. cassia, kathleen—volleyball 2,3; tennis 3; fna 4. MARIE CAPPELLO LEONARD CAPRISTO ELLEN CARPENTIERE CATHERINE CAMPANELLI ROBERT CASS CAROL CAMPBELL JACQUELINE CINTINO JOANNE CIOFFI ROSA MARIA MARIAN SUSAN COBOS COHN COHN WILLIAM COLLINS cataffo, judith—jr. and sr. art club 3,4. planning; cayne, norman—gymnastics 3. cetto, edmond—soccer 3. Chadwick, raymond—science club 3,4; golf 3,4; ire 2,3: afs 4. cheli, henry—wrestling 2,3.4. Chester, alexander—debate club 2,3; buc 3.4—news ed.; track 3,4. HENRY ALEXANDER CHELI CHESTER chionchio, Vincent—football 2,3.4; wrestling 2,3.4. cholden, howard—science club 3,4. cioffi, joanne—treasure chest 4. sr. planning; pep club 3. clarin, marcia—house of reps 2.3,4; jr. and sr. planning; pirettes 2. classi, lorraine—volleyball 2,3; pep club 2; deca 3. clowes, cheryl — volleyball 3.4; afs 2,3,4: bowling 2.4. cohn, marian—girls’ service club 3.4 honor society 3.4—sec.; sr. planning; house of reps 2; v. cheerleader 3.4; treasure chest. VINCENT CHIONCHIO CHERYL CLOWES NIARYSUE COLLURA CECELIA COLMAN JANET CONLEY RICHARD CONNORS NATALIE COOPERMAN JOHN CUNNINGHAM MICHAEL CUTINO RICHARD ANGELO SHEILA DARNOWSKI D’ASCOLI DEAN CYNTHIA CORSI connors, Stephen—ire 2,3,4—v. pres.; science club 3,4; debate club 2,3. conway, margaret—jv and v cheerleader; pep club 2,3; ski club 2,3; treasure chest 4; sr. planning. cooperman, natalie—skull and bones 2,3.4; afs 4; bowling 2,3,4. corsi, cynthia—gymnastics 2,3,4; ski club 2.3,4; fta 2,3.4. DONNA IRENE COSEL COWEN MARY DALEY cosel, donna — treasure chest 3.4— copy ed.; house of reps 2,3.4—sec'y; buc 2,3; afs 2,3,4. Cunningham, john—cross country 3,4. curatella, frank—deca 2,3.4. curran, gerard—jr. and sr. planning; key club 2,3.4; football 3,4; house of reps 3,4; track 2,3. cutino, michael—wrestling 2,3,4; soccer 2,3,4: ski club 2,3,4. daniels, peter—track 2. JOHN PETER DALTON DANIELS darnowski, richard—skull and bones 2; buc 2. d'ascoli, angelo — gymnastics 2,3.4; track 4; buc 3,4. dean, sheila—volleyball 2,3,4; art club 4; bowling 4; treasure chest 4; basketball 2. de lena, jerry—wrestling 3: soccer 3. denara, joseph—bowling 2; ski club 4; wrestling 4. de riggi, carol—italian club 3. JERRY De LENA 51 PATRICIA Di MONDA JOANNE BONITA SHARON SHEILA DURSO ECCLESTON EHRLICH ELBERG digiacomo, linda—house of reps 2,3.4; volleyball 2.3; jr. planning—sec'y; deca 4—sec'y. diller, richard—av-squad 4. dolin, dale—library club 3.4; afs 2.3; treasure chest 3. doniger, joel—key club 2.3.4; soccer 2,3.4. donner, Jeffrey—sr planning; ski club DALE 2.3; track 2,3; football 4. DOLIN ROCHELLE DUCKSTEIN doty, alice—house of reps 3.4—treas; sr. planning; cheerleader 2.3.4; volleyball 2,3.4: gymnastics 2.3: treasure chest 4; ski club 2.3.4; pep club 2.3. downie, denise—deca 3.4. dressier, bruce—skull and bones 4: buc 3,4. dubner, jay — treasure chest 3 — layout ed. 4—ed-in-chief: amateur radio club; jr. classical league 4. duckstein, rochelle—skull and bones 2,3.4; honor society 3.4; afs 2.3.4; treasure chest 4: fta 4. dunbar, carole—jr. planning: fna 4; house of reps 2; volleyball 2.4. durso, joanne—secretarial club 4. eccleston, bonita — volleyball 2.3.4; badmitton 2,3.4; treasure chest 4; tennis 2.3: fta 2: pep club 3. ehrlich, sharon—volleyball 2.3.4; tennis 3.4; bowling 4. elberg, sheila—bowling 2.3.4; badmitton 2.3.4; tennis 2.3.4: afs 2.3,4; house of reps 3: art club 2.3.4: jr. classical league 3.4. epstein, stewart—interact 3,4—sec’y; chess club 2. esposito, nancy—art club 2.3,4. exline, janet—basketball 2,3,4: volleyball 2,3: pep club 2. famularo, cathy—deca 3. farber, nancy — volleyball 3,4: pep club 3: jr. classical league 4—treas; treasure chest 4: fta 4. fean, georga—volleyball 2.3: jr. planning: bowling 3.4. feldman, michael — interact 2.3,4; house of reps 4; football 3.4. feldman, russell—interact 2,3,4—pres; honor society 3,4; house of reps 3; sr planning; ski club 2,4. fellows, denise—pep club 2.3; volleyball 2.4; tennis 2,3. ferrante, daniel—jr planning; deca 4— historian; soccer 3.4. ferrari, lynne—volleyball 2,3; pep club 2.3; ski club 3. fidotta, dennis—bowling 2.3. fiero, roseanne—volleyball 2; bowl-ing4. figliomeni, joseph—art club 2,3,4; ski club 2,3,4; italian club 3. fischer, karen—volleyball 4. DAVID FAILOWS DANIEL FERRANTE fischetti, ellen — volleyball 2,3,4; officials club 2,3.4; tennis 4. fitkin, susan—volleyball 2.3; pep club 2,3: basketball 2.3: tennis 2; ski club 3. fitz, edward—chess club 2,3,4; afs 2; leo club 4—historian; treasure chest 4; science club 3. fogel, Stuart—leo club 4; treasure chest 4; chess club 3,4. foley, annelle—pirettes 2,3,4; pep club 2,3; ski club 3,4. forrester, doris—bowling 2.4; skull and bones 4; volleyball 4. KAREN ELLEN SUSAN FISCHER FISCHETTI FITKIN CATHY FAMULARO LYNNE FERRARI EDWARD STUART ANNELLE FITZ FOGEL FOLEY . DORIS FORRESTER 55 THEODORE STEPHEN FORTE FOSS MARTIN MARTIN L. FRIEDMAN FRIEDMAN frank, gloria—skull and bones 2,3,4; chess club 2; afs 2. fredrickson, diane—volleyball 2,3,4; bowling 4; pep club 3. fricke, doreen—volleyball 2; deca 3,4; art club 2. fried, john—rifle team 2,3,4; science club 3. friedman, martin I.—soccer 2,3,4; house of reps 4; leo club 4. fuentes, marietta—volleyball 2,3.4; track 2,3,4; library club 2,3,4—v pres; honor society 3,4; afs 2.3,4. gabel, rhonda—tennis 2.3; bowling 4; treasure chest 4. gabriel, debra—volleyball 2.3,4; gymnastics 2,3,4; pep club 2,3; tennis 3,4; afs 3,4; fta 4. galizia, barbara—volleyball 2,3.4: skull and bones 3.4; pep club 3; treasure chest 4; tennis 3. garber, james—buc 3,4—ed-in-chief; jr and sr planning; honor society 3,4— v pres; interact 3.4. garnet, bonnie—house of reps 3; pep MARIETTA club 2,3; ski club 4. FUENTES gasser, judith—fna 3,4—v pres; track 2,3. gasang, barbara—honor society 3,4; girls’ service club 3,4; skull and bones 2,3,4—sec'y; afs 2,3,4. goldfisher, ellen—volleyball 3,4; gymnastics 3.4; pep club 2,3; ski club 3: tennis 2. goldstein, marc—house of reps 2.3; jr and sr planning; honor society 3,4; wrestling 2,3.4; baseball 2,3,4. BONNIE JUDITH GERALD GARNET GASSER GELFAND v 0 RHONDA GABEL BARBARA GESANG JAMES GARBER NEIL ELLEN MARC GOGEL GOLDFISHER GOLDSTEIN goldstein, Stuart—house of reps 4; math club 2. good, sharon—girls' service club 2,3,4; afs 2,3.4. goodelman, ira—basketball 2,3.4; key club 2,3.4; soccer 2,3,4. goodman, kenneth—skull and bones STUART 2,3,4; treasure chest 3.4. GOLDSTEIN PAULA GREEN gorman, lynda—volleyball 2,3.4; ski club 2,3,4; pep club 2,3; jr classical league 4; gymnastics 4. goshman, eliot—p.a.-squad 2,3,4. gottiieb, stephan—p.a.-squad 3,4. green, paula—bowling 2.3,4; tennis 2; pep club 2,3. green, steven—leo club 4: science club 3; track 3; ire 2.3,4; afs 3. greenberg, steven—basketball 2,3.4; baseball 3,4; interact 3.4; science club 3—v pres, 4—pres; house of reps 4; soccer 3.4; track 2. gregory, ann—bowling 3,4. gregory, nancy—bowling 3.4. grim, charisse—pirettes 2,3,4. grosso, patricia—house of reps 4; pirettes 4; secretarial club 4. halpern, steven—soccer 4—mgr; basketball 4—mgr; math club 3.4—v pres; buc 3.4; treasure chest 4. handler, eileen—treasure chest 2,3,4: afs 3,4; tennis 2,3. WENDIE GREGORY CHARISSE GRIM PATRICIA GROSSO KENNETH GOODMAN RAINA GREENFIELD ELIOT STEPHEN GOSHMAN GOTTLIEB LYNDA GORMAN CHERYL GREER ANN NANCY GREGORY GREGORY DAVID HOLTZMAN LAURIE HOLTZMAN SANDIE HOROWITZ HANS HUSTEDT harkins, donna—pep club 2,3; ski club 4; jr planning; tennis 3. harris, Stephanie—house of reps 3,4; buc 3,4—feature ed; honor society 3,4; volleyball 4. hart, robert—house of reps 2.3,4; wrestling 2; track 3. DIANE DOUGLAS HAUSMANN HEAGLE hauptman, steven—soccer 2,3; sr planning. hausmann, diane—coaches club 3.4; volleyball 2.3,4; basketball 2,3. heagle, douglas—soccer 2,3.4. helmke, karin—library club 2; girls' service club 2,3,4—v pres. henn, barbara—pep club 2,3; tennis. hennessy, margaret—girls' service club 2.3.4—pres; volleyball 2,3,4. herman, marilyn—ski club 2,3.4; v cheerleader; volleyball 2,3,4. herman, nancy—library club 3,4; treasure chest 3; afs 2,3.4. himme, helen—secretarial club 4: deca 4. hollander, arthur—science club 3,4: pieces of 8 2,3.4; folk club 4. KARIN HELMKE ARTHUR HOLLANDER holtzman, david—skull and bones 2,3, 4; jr planning; afs 2,3,4; buc. holtzman, laurie—skull and bones 2,3, 4; afs 2,3.4: art club 4. horowitz, sandie—volleyball 4; pep club 3: treasure chest 4. hutzler, karen—library club 2.3.4— sec’y; skull and bones 3.4; pep club 2. ifshin, keith—tennis 3,4. JANIS HYMAN KAREN HUTZLER KEITH IFSHIN VIRGINIA IZZO PAMELA JAMIESON SHEILA KALISH ALAN KANTOR JOHN KERNER ROSE ANN KANY CHRISTINE KINTGEN izzo, Virginia—fta 2,3,4; afs 2.3,4, girls' service club 3,4, jacobson, amy—jr and sr planning; fnc 2,3,4: tennis 2; pep club 3. jaeggi, jeffrey—skull and bones 2,3,4; interact 3,4—treas; wrestling 3,4; football 3—mgr. jemes, john—house of reps 3; deca 4— v pres; track 3. jones, melanie—pirettes 4; fta 4. joyce, lois—coaches club 3,4; pep club 3: basketball 2,3,4; volleyball 2.3,4; badminton 3.4. kalish, sheila—library club 3,4; fta 2.3.4; pieces of 8 2,3,4. kalvar, lawrence—wrestling2,3,4. kanowitz, steven—chess 2. kantor, alan—soccer 3,4; buc 3. kany, rose ann—art club 2.3,4. karlin, ronnie—jr classical league 2.3; afs 3,4; treasure chest 4. karman, neil—soccer 4; baseball 2.3; track 3. kaufman, steven—interact 2.3,4; jr planning; house of reps 2.3,4—v. pres: honor society 3,4—treas; ire 2,3.4: debate 2,3—v pres, 4—pres. keren, donna—skull and bones 2,3.4; afs 2,3,4—pres; jr and sr planning; honor society 3,4: treasure chest 3,4; french club 3,4. kerner, gerald—honor society 3.4; interact 3,4; ire- 2.3,4; debate club 3,4: treasure chest 2,3.4. kintgen, Christine—pirettes 2,3,4; ski club 2,3,4; gymnastics 2,3,4. klein, bonnie—ski club 2,3,4; pep club 2; volleyball 4. klein, karen—volleyball 2,3; folk singing club 4; tennis 2. MELANIE LOIS JONES JOYCE RONNIE NEIL KARLIN KARMAN ROGER KLIEGERMAN RENEE KOPPMAN ALAN KORNBERG JOHN LACY CAROL LARGE ALAN PATRICIA AMY LaVINE LEHMANN LERNER 64 PETER CAROL KUCHAR KUHLMANN kliegerman, roger—wrestling 2: football 4—mgr. koppman, renee—volleyball 2,3; jr classical league 4; folk club 4. kornberg, alan—house of reps 2,3; gymnastics 3; baseball 2. kravitz. richard—science club 3. kronenberg, penny—folk club 4. PENNY KRONENBERG GRACE LANCIERI kuchar, peter—football 3. kuhlman, carol—volleyball 2,3; afs 2; jr planning; jr classical league 4; science club 3. kurpisz, laura—secretarial club 4. kutner, douglas—interact 3,4. lacy, john—jr classical league 4. lancieri, grace—secretarial club 4; italian club 3. lang, lawrence—football 2,3.4; wrestling 2.3; house of reps 4. langsner, marc—math club 2.3,4: ski club 3,4; science club 3,4. large, carol—jr classical league 4; jr planning; volleyball 2. lavine, alan—skull and bones 2.3; interact 3,4. lehmann, patricia—bowling 4. 'lerner, amy—volleyball 2,3,4; ski club 3,4; cheerleader 4. leslie, brian—buc 4. levine, jill—fta 2,3; afs 2,3; jr classical league 4. libretto, nicholas—football 2. BRIAN JILL NICHOLAS LESLIE LEVINE LiBRETTO 65 lisberger, robert—basketball 4; soccer 2. lockfeld, richard—bowling 2; ski club 4; track 2. lohmann, patricia—deca 3,4. loos, gregory—pres of class; jr and sr planning; soccer 2,3,4; key club 2, 3,4—pres; wrestling 2,3. lott, juanita—volleyball 2,3,4. lubrano, arlene—pep club 2,3; bowling 2. macklis, jeffrey—science club 3,4; chess club 2,4: afs 2. madigan, kathleen—art club 4. maffucci, joan—pep club 2,3. maglina, james—art club 2,3.4. mandelion, joan—secretarial club 4. GEORGE LOHMANN manna, mary—secretarial club 4. mansfield, robert—deca 3; track 3. KATHLEEN MADIGAN margolies, sandra—skull and bones 2,3,4; french club 3,4—v pres; sr planning; afs 2,3. markert, timothy—football 2,3,4; track 2,3,4; house of reps 3,4; jr planning. ROBERT MANSFIELD SANDRA MARGOLIES CELESTE LOMBARDO GREGORY LOOS JUANITA LOTT ARLENE LUBRANO JAMES FRANK JOAN MAGLINA MAJORANA MANDELION JOAN MAFFUCCI maus, thomas—rifle 3. mazza, Charles—football ball 2,3,4: basketball 2.3,4. mazza, matthew—football ball 2,3,4; basketball 3,4. 2,3,4: 2.3.4; THOMAS WILLIAM MAUS MAYR me cafferty, gail—deca 4. me earthy, patricia—pep club 2. EDWARD JUDITH McDonough mclaggan me donough, edward—soccer 2,3,4; track 2,3,4; ski club 2,3.4; leo club 4; house of reps 4. mercurio, mary—house of reps 3,4; volleyball 2,3,4; tennis 2,3,4; jr planning; pep club 2,3. meserole, eileen—volleyball 2,3,4: coaches club 3,4; basketball 2,3,4; softball 2,3,4. metzger, robert—buc 3,4—bus ed. migden, bonnie—skull and bones 2,3, 4; afs 2,3,4; library club 3,4; bowling 2,3,4; tennis 2. milano, linda—volleyball 4; pep club 2; fnc 2; tennis 2. CHARLES MAZZA mildenberger, richard—amateur radio club 3,4—-pres. MARY MERCURIO minutello, joseph—deca 3; art club 2. mitchell, karen—tennis 2,3; tennis 2, 3; treasure chest 3,4. mongin, judith—volleyball 2,3,4; track 3; gymnastics 2. montesano, linda—volleyball 2,4; pep club 2; italian club 3. moreno, richard—basketball 2.3,4; baseball 2,3,4; football 2,4. morin, kathleen—pep club 2,3. RICHARD MILDENBERGER JOSEPH MINUTELLO KAREN MITCHELL MATTHEW MAZZA PATRICIA mcdermott EILEEN MESEROLE JUDITH MONGIN LINDA MILANO LINDA RICHARD KATHLEEN MONTESANO MORENO MORIN 69 JAMES GAIL MULLIGAN MUNSCH mulligan, james—key club 2,3,4; planning, soccer 2,3,4; rifle 2,3,4; classical league 4; track 4. munsch, gail—secretarial club 4. sr jr VICTORIA MOSER murphy, roberta—cheerleader 3,4; jr and sr planning; skull and bones 2,3, 4; tennis 2,3,4; ski club. ANNE NOTARSTEFANO RANDEE OFFNER ROGER OLSEN nashalsky, ronnie—tennis 2,3,4; afs 3,4: treasure chest 3,4. noerr, guy—wrestling 2,3. offner, randee—ski club 2,3,4; pep club 2; volleyball 3,4. olsen, thomas—soccer 2,3,4; wrestling 3; ski club 3.4. orne, david—gymnastics 3,4. osmond, carolyn—house of reps 3; volleyball 2; italian club 3; ski club 3. ottesen, paul—buc 3,4. packer, mitchell—skull and bones 3. 4; wrestling 4. panzica, leonard—science club 2,3; treasure chest 4. partridge, robert—deca 3.4. partridge, sharon—science club 3. peplinski, barbara—volleyball 2. PAUL OTTESEN MITCHELL PACKER LEONARD PANZICA RONNIE GUY NASHALSKY NOERR ANNA MURACA THOMAS OLSEN ROBERTA MURPHY DAVID ORNE PAUL PARANINFO ROBERT PARTRIDGE DIANNE PICARIELLO KENNETH PIEGARI LORRAINE RAPP LOIS REDER STEVEN DIANNE PETER RICHMAN RILEY RIORDAN ALAN ROBINSON club 2,3: art club 4. piegari, kenneth—deca 3,4—pres; soccer 2,3,4; baseball 3,4. KATHLEEN PRATT polokoff, joyce—cheerleader 3,4; jr and sr planning; volleyball 3,4: pirettes 2; ski club 3,4. pratt, kathleen—afs 3,4; av 4. rapp, lorraine—volleyball 2,3,4; house of reps 4. reder, lois—library club 2,3.4—pres; volleyball 2,3; jr planning. reiter, richard—key club 2,3,4; track 2; buc 2,3,4. riccio, susan—secretarial club 4. riley, dianne—secretarial club 4. riordan, peter—baseball 2; football 3,4. CHRISTOPHER REILLY RICHARD REITER SUSAN RICCIO rosenberg, karen—house of reps 2,4; jr and sr planning; afs 2,3,4; fta 2,3,4. rosenblatt, vivian—bowling 3; treasure chest 4. FERN KAREN VIVIAN ROSEN ROSENBERG ROSENBLATT DAVID ROSENTHAL SHERRIE ROSSBERG ALAN ROZANSKI JAMES RUMMELL JOSEPH RUPOLO i CELESTE RUSSO WILLIAM MARGARET JOSEPH SaFARIK SAGRESTANO SALIERNO GREGG SAMUELS MITCHELL ROTHSCHILD NANCY RUSSO rosenthal, david—bowling 2,3,4; soccer 4; leo club 4; math club 2. rosenthal, hal—key club 2,3,4— sec'y; baseball 2,3.4; wrestling 3.4; house of reps 3. ross, barbara—volleyball 3; red cross 4; bowling 4. rossberg, sherrie—girls' service club 3,4; bowling 3. rothschild, mitchell—skull and bones 2,3,4: pa squad 4; treasure chest 4. rothstein, sharon—fta 2,3,4—pres. rovinsky, robert—bowling 4. rozanski, alan—key club 2,3.4—v pres; house of reps 3,4; math club 2,3; debate club 2,3. rummell, james—soccer 3.4; bowling 3,4. russo, nancy—french club 2; pep club 3. sabia, lillianne—fnc 3,4—pres; fta 2,3, 4—v pres; afs 3,4; pep club 2,3; buc 2,3.4; volleyball 2,3. safarik, william—av squad 2,3.4. sagrestano, margaret—pep club 2,3. salierno, joseph—key club 2,3,4—sec’y; jr and sr planning; house of reps 4; wrestling 2,3,4. sanacore, richard—av squad 3,4. santos, linda—volleyball 2,3,4; tennis 2,3.4; fta 3,4—sec’y. sarapede, robert—wrestling 2,3,4. ■ T‘ -tc- SHARON ROTHSTEIN ROBERT ROVINSKY MARC LILLIANNE SABEL SABIA RICHARD SANACORE LINDA SANTOS ROBERT SARRAPEDE PATRICIA STEPHEN LAUREN SARSANO SCHAFFER SCHERPICH PETER SCHILLING JUDITH SCHREIBER ANGELA SCIANTI schaffer, Stephen—rifle 3. schilling, peter—soccer 2,3; bowling 2,3. BRUCE SCHNEIDER schmidt, john—bowling 3.4. schneider, bruce—ski club 4. treasure chest 4. CHRISTINE SCHLAPER schragel, bruce—soccer 2,3. WILLIAM SCHUSTER schramm, susan—ski club 3,4; house of reps 2; volleyball 2; pep club 2; red cross 4. schreiber, judith—house of reps 4; volleyball 2.4; ski club 4. schuster, william—baseball 3,4; soccer 3,4. schwab, betty—volleyball 2,3; basketball 2,3; bowling 4; treasure chest 4. schwartz, michael—math club 2,3, 4—v pres; soccer 2,3; leo club 4. seiser, joan—skull and bones 2,3.4; art club 2,3,4. selby, corinne—ski club 3.4—v pres; pep club 2. serwan, lynne—pep club 2,3; tennis 2,3,4; library club 3,4; afs 2; jr classical league 4. shames, mark—chess club 2. sheehy, marguerite—volleyball 2,3; pep club 2,3,4; ski club 3,4; deca 3.4; secretarial club 4: buc 4. MARK SHAMES LYNNE SERWAN MARGUERITE SHEEHY shell, andrew—gymnastics 4; track 4; rifle 3. shevell, sharon—art club 2,3,4: house of reps 3: tennis 4. shulman, jay—football 2,3,4; track 2; interact 3,4; jr and sr planning. siegel, michael—math club 2,3.4—pres; soccer 3,4; leo club 4. ANDREW SHELL silver, babette—volleyball 2,3; ski club 3,4; jr classical league 4: pep club 2,3; fta 3,4. simpson, barbara—volleyball 2,3; pep club 2,3; afs 3. singer, Stephanie—sr planning; fta 2, 3,4; afs 2,3,4—sec'y; house of reps 2; french club 2,3,4—pres. skuzinskas, patricia—volleyball 4 slade, pamela—coaches club 2,3,4; honor society 3,4; volleyball 2.3,4; basketball 2,3,4; softball 2,3. sloane, kenneth—track 3.4; crosscountry 3,4; jr classical league 3,4; ire 4. Slovak, michael—soccer 3,4. slutzkin, scott—soccer 2.3; jr classical league 4. STEPHANIE SINGER SHARON SHEVELL PATRICIA SKUZINSKAS smith, laureen—volleyball 2,3: pep club 2; basketball 2. smolin, howard—house of reps 2,3; wrestling 2,3,4; soccer 2,3,4; leo club 4. soroka, fred—soccer 2,3,4; leo club 4; ski club 4—pres; jr planning. spencer, frank—baseball 2,3,4; key club 2,3,4; basketball 2,3,4. spitzlay, katherine—secretarial club 4. stack, patricia—bowling 4; softball 2,3,4; volleyball 3. LAUREEN HOWARD SMITH SMOLIN JAY SHULMAN FRANK KATHERINE GARY PATRICIA SPENCER SPITZLAY STACK STACK 79 CAROL RICHARD STAEHR STARK staehr, carol—ski club 3,4; tennis 3,4; volleyball 2,3. stark, richard—tennis 3,4; track 3.4; science club 3,4. stein, elaine—basketball 4. stein, larry—house of reps 2,3,4; soccer 2,3; wrestling 2,4. Steinberg, jerry—interact 2,3,4; av squad 2,3; treasure chest 3,4—bus ed; football 2,3; ski club 2. stock, alden—skull and bones 2,3.4— ELAINE v pres; tennis 2,3,4; golf 3.4. STEIN BRIAN MICHAEL STRASSER SULLIVAN stone, loretta—volleyball 2,3.4; coaches club 4; science club 3. strasser, brian—cross-country 3,4; av 2,3; pa 2; track 3.4. sullivan, michael—soccer 3,4. sunshine, elysa—afs 3,4—v pres; ire 3, 4. task, bruce—bowling 2,3,4; leo club 4—pres; buc 3. tengeler, robert—house of reps 4. tengstrom, laurie—pep club 2,3; afs 3; sr planning; ski club 4. theesfeld, william—house of reps 2,3; jr and sr planning. ELAINE JAMES THOMPSON TONON thompson, elaine—fnc 3,4—sec y. tonon, james—soccer 2,3. torone, phillip—basketball 4. tortu, william—ire 2,3,4—pres; afs 2,3, 4; buc 2,3,4; skull and bones 3,4; debate club 2,3,4. toto, annette—volleyball 2,3,4. trachtenberg, richard—wrestling 2,3, 4; tennis 2,3; jr planning. tricarico, william—house of reps 2.4; av squad 2,3,4. 80 LORETTA STONE WILLIAM TORTU ANNETTE TOTO RICHARD TRACHTENBERG WILLIAM TRICARICO turner, sherry—volleyball 2,3; pep cl 2; tennis 2. twomley, dolores—deca 3. tzall, Stephanie—girls' service club 3,-ire 3,4; buc 3.4—layout ed; science clu 3. urbano, cynthia—library club 2,3.4 volleyball 2,3; skull and bones 4; afs 2; gymnastics 2. VINCENT UMMARELLO uriarte, richard—interact 2,3,4; football 2.3.4; track 2.3.4; science club 3.4; wrestling 2. viniotis, Claudia—volleyball 2,3; house of reps 2; sr planning; fta 4; ski club 2; tennis 3. vosseler, william—ski club 2.3.4; football 3; gymnastics 4. wagner, linda—volleyball 3; ski club 2. 3; pep club 2. waldvogel, gary—science club 2,3. wallman, laurence—wrestling 2.3.4; ski club 2; house of reps 4. wanner, barbara—volleyball 2,3.4; pep club 2,3; bowling 4. wasser, deborah—volleyball 2. wechsler, bruce—track 2.3.4. key club 2.3,4; buc 4; cross-country 3.4; debate club 2,3; jr. planning. weil, linda—volleyball 2,3,4; folk club 4; bowling 4. weinstein, irwin—av-squad 2,3. weisel, ronald—interact 3.4; gymnastics 3.4; wrestling 2.3,4. wentworth, carole—bowling. werkstell, louise—volleyball 2,3.4; house of reps. 2,4; ski club 2,3.4; fta 4; jr. classical league 4. wicks, donna—volleyball 2.4. DOLORES TWOMLEY STEPHANIE TZALL BARBARA DEBORAH WANNER WASSER GARY WALDVOGEL LAURENCE WALLMAN RONALD WEISEL CAROLE LOUISE WENTWORTH WERKSTELL DONNA WICKS BARBRA ZITNER NANCY ZACHMANN MIRIAM ZITZMAN CAROL ZUCKERBERG HEDA ZWEIG RONNI ZWIEBEL wilkin, paul—science club 3,4. zacchia, donna—bowling 2,3.4. zachary, janet—volleyball 2.4; folk club 4. treasure chest 4. zachmann, nancy—volleyball 2; pep club 2,3; house of reps 3. zagardo, richard—track 4. zemsky, sandra—house of reps 2,3; sr planning; ski club 2,3,4; fna 4; pep club 2. GARY PENNEY KATHLEEN MORALES zitner, barbara—house of reps 2; volleyball 2; skull and bones 2,4; treasure chest 4; bowling 3,4. Camera Shy zuckerberg, carol—skull and bones 2,3.4; ski club 2,3.4; fta 2,3,4; afs 2,3. 4; pep club 2.3,4. zweig, heda—skull and bones 2,3.4; art club 3.4; jr planning. zwiebel, ronni—girls' service club 2, 3,4; afs 2,3; fta 2; tennis 2. axelrod, lynn—jr classical league 3,4; afs 3.4; tennis 3. Carrington, william—ski club 3. centore, dennis—ire 2.3. Lynn Axelrod Ethelle Bean Lewis Carpenter William Carrington Dennis Centore Brian Davis Robert Del Gaudio John Fleury Thomas Green Robert Henry Charles Krick Harold Liles Nicholas Losurdo Clinton Loud Victor Mancuso Rene Meyer Dennis Monahan Paul Nelson William Paturno Richard Pflaumer Robert Pinsdorf William Regan Diana Rio Dennis Rizzati Joyce Schlosser Robert Schoene Phillip Stillwagon Steven Stillwagon Maryanne Tiso Angelika Viksna Jeffrey Wayne Thomas Wellman Alfred Westerlund Gregory Zduniak krick, Charles—deca 4. losurdo, nicholas—track 2,3.4. meyer, rene—art club 4. morales, kathleen—volleyball 4. pflaumer, richard—wrestling 2,3. pinsdorf, robert—secy of class; house of reps 2.3.4; football 2,3.4: wrestling 4; track 3.4. regan, william—gymnastics 3,4. viksna, angelika—deca 3. wellman, thomas—av 2.3; pa 2,3. 85 Candids Regents Scholarship Winners ROW 1: S. Tzall. C. Kuhlmann. C. Campbell. M. Badlato. S. Good. M. Schwartz. 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Burns. G. Brown. A. Bosco ROW 3: S. Breslow. L. Cafiero. K. Burke. L. Blum. J. Branca. W. Bogatz. J. Brent. C. Butterweck. J. Bucemi. T. Bowe Room 013 ROW 1: E. Cohn. M. Con-Ion. T. Damelio. D. Cas-sar. D. Citrangola, N. Castellano. L. Cornell. M. Cherwin. L. Ciancarelli. K. Cramer ROW 2: A. Cohen. M. Clark. R. Ca-taldo, E. Cramer. J. Cen-namo. K. Collins. R. Corliss. J. Crea. E. Cuffari. D. Chaffee ROW 3: R. J. Chapin. T. Ciulla. W. Castka. G. Cording. J. Collina. S.‘ Chadwick. K. Cotter. J. Carrington. E. Corliss. R. W. Chapin. D. Danforth Room 219 ROW 1: D. Denrg. D. Darn-owski. R. Doundoulaskis. E. Fellows. V. De Turris. S. Erlich. D. Ei Fazio. S. Eisenberg. G. Dunnder. I. Dinoff. B. Fein ROW 2: R. Decker. F. Fiero. R. Fanizzi. D. Ferrari, J. Drucker. F. Falanga. D. De Falco. J. Epp. M. Dany. R. Conway. B. Epstein ROW 3: E. Eccleston, P. Falco. D. Dunetz. J. De Jose. M. Desposati. B. Fiebert. T. De Pasquale, R. Curry. J. Fried. S. Fallows. J. 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Haskett ROW 3: W. Hoegler, M. Ingoglia. R. Izzo. E. Hayes. M. Hallett. S. Hammer, C. Jordan. S. Halken. M. Harris. D. Johnson Room 239 ROW 1: E. Klein. K. Kravamk. B. Hoelzer, K. Korber, C. Klinger. R. Kassel. J. Koch. B. Koppman. L. Knaptel. N. Kanter ROW 2: R. Keren, J. Kearney. R. Kliegerman. A. Katz. R. Kern. C. Kline. T. Kehlenbeck. D. Kenetick. C. Kominoski ROW 3: N. Krmick. S. Kenny. R. Kates. G. Ken-nelly. H. Kosel. R. Lasky. R. Keren. S. Kern. D. Kondoleon. R. King I Room 210 ROW 1: J. Major. E. Mad-igan, Y. Kuchar. J. Levine. R. LiBretto. L. Manzo. J. Maiorca. B. Lands. C. Kulick. V. Luck-ner. D. Lullo, C. Loue-dice, J. Kutner ROW 2: T. Magness. S. Lettler. R. Lertora. K. Liles. W. Leighton. K. Lasler. B. Kuhlman. D. Levine. C. Lieberman. L. Kristiansen. J. Laeske. K. Lennox ROW 3: R. Lombard. G. Loop. F. Lingner. V. Lesh-kowitz. H. Liptzin. B. Kut-cher, D. Levine. B. Leonard. D. Kutner. R. Lehman. R. Levy Room 218 ROW 1: S. Marinazzo. D. Miller. H. Moschitta. S. Nalaboff. K. Nemeroff. D. Matthews. C. Mc-Enaney. G. Mottola. G. Meyer. A. Maraglio. S. McLaggane ROW 2: M. Napolillo. E. Matthaei. G. Milsom. W. Marshall, G. McGirr. W. Muller. C. Mucci. H. Martin. P. Martin. R. Mohrmann. B. Mathias. A. Morelli ROW 3: S. Meehin. P. McDonnell. G. Meyer. M. Moss. D. Marz. P. Mercurio. J. Murphy. J. Marzigliano. W. Mathes. W. Mulligan. E. McKee. L. Moccio Sophomores Class of ’70 Room 228 ROW 1: E. PuchS. J. Polizzi. E. Pittman. K. Nemiroff. L. Pickering. M Nobile. J. Ostrow. A. Orson. D. Neumann ROW 2: S. Niad. M. Pittelli. P. Raftery, K. Ocallaghan. R. Ortlani. P. O’Connell. S. Pascual, V. Proto. D. Pollock ROW 3: F Noblett. G. Press. R. Pratesi. T. Noon. T. Osmond. I. Pedowitz. A. Osborne. F. Pratt. T. Palkovich. F. Notarstefano. J. Petrick Room 020 ROW 1: J. Ofshe. S. Martinson. J. Peluso. D. Schulman. L. Muscara. D. Salzo. E. McHale. J. Walsh. S. Ryzuk ROW 2: J. Weddle. C. Weissman. D. Ronga. L. Stacy. A. Manuel. L. Paterno. G. Paranmfo. S. Zoubek. N. Squic-ciarino. N. Schettoni Row 3: J. Savino. E. Rosenburg. M. Rivara. C. Spisak. K. Matsil. F. Setteducati. S. Samalin, S. Sundheimer Room 230 ROW 1: R. Rosenbaum. J. Reder. M. Sabetto. K. Roach. J. Reuter. D. Sa-very, E. Richman. H. Ruben. M. Rich-man. L. Ross. S. Ruggeri ROW 2: S. Ross. L. Rostkowski, M. Richardson. M. Rubenstein. S. Schacter. G. Orlando. G Reinhard. C. Roby. C. Sachs ROW 3: K. Rav. G. Ruggi. unknown. P. Scelfo. K. Rhodes. W Richardson. M. Sabshon. F. Sarrosick. R. Realmuto. R. Reilly. C. Sabel Room 232 ROW 1: K. Shaw. L. Smith. E. Schul-man. J. Scovazzo. D. Schmitt. D. Spiegel. D. Seider. K. Stebbens. C. Sciacca. L. Stogg ROW 2: D. Sheroff. N. Smith. S. Seidenberg. J. Schultz. R. Scuibba. L. Scher. A. Scozzari. S. Schwaedelson. D. Sprogue. M. Sinkiw-skij. H. Schuler ROW 3: G. Schwartz. W. Shekailo. A. Sloane. F. Slutsky. R. Smith. D. Sturs. P. Stanganelli. R. Silogy. R. Sarger. G. Stankovics. F. Sergi Room 234 ROW 1: E. Van Wicklen, L. Weiss. A. Tricarico. B. Strindberg. S. Stiner. J. Stein. H. Travers. L. Testa. D. Tamuccio ROW 2: M. Walker. K. Stern. S. Trocchia. J. Thurston. S. Vaudewater. J. Svida. P. Sullivan. S. Vella ROW 3: V. Tricarico. W. Vincench. D. Stein. M. Trama. B. Tuckman. T. Valenti. R. Turner. J. Sweet. R. Wallis Room 120 ROW Is S. Burgess, G. Fraser. R. Harris. P. Friedman. J. Friedman. S. Lite. M. Derasmo. J. Cahill. R. Flan-zenbaum. B. Fagan. M. Golub ROW 2: M George. J. Gaal. D. Armitage. J. Dorazio. K. Jamieson. E. Bos. D. Fox. J. Armson. L. Grosso ROW 3: J. O'Reilly. G. Levine, unknown. J. DeCarlo. J. Baitz. R. Levine. R. Anderson. W. Cleary. R. Geeb. M. Levin Sophomores Class of ’70 Room 236 ROW 1: F. Weinstein. N Wellman. V. Wetter. L. Zimet. N. Wicker. C. Weinstein. A. Zwelling. S. Warg. M. Wellen ROW 2: L. Zinn. W. Warg. S. Zuck. D. Zager. R. Wmklemann. D. Young. A Weinberger. C. Zaretsky. R. Winsten ROW 3: G. Worth. B. Wood. P. Werner. M. Wander. P. Wayne. S. Wemstock. E. Zucderman. R. Zinno. J. Wellon. M. Walsh Room 121 ROW 1: L. Viana. J. Lassourelle. P. Heary. C. Cali. K. Peterson. P. Garshof-sky ROW 2: R. laconetti. P. Sexton. R. Rauh. J. Scheffer. G. Anderson, W. Gilvey Room 301 ROW 1: L Adamo. I. Auslander. P. Bos. J. Blander. S. Bandman. E. Asser. J. Balaban. L. Angel. J. Bello ROW 2: D. Berman. J. Shearman. F. Beyer. L. Benesch. W. Block. R. Berrini. A. Beck. W. Berberich. D. Berman ROW 3: J. Aickenhead. W. Bower. D. Becker. S. Blum. J. Bourne. C. Beck. R. An-grilla, S. Azie. C. Bank. R. Alexchus Room 303 ROW 1: V. Calabreeze. P. Brusa. B. Borovay. E. Cadolino. L. Ceilser. A. Brown. J. Breslow. R. Brown ROW 2: A. Cassese. G. Caporale. D. Caggiano. D. Brust. K. Boyd. J. Braff. M. Car-pentiere. J. Bruccia ROW 3: J. Cantasan J. Caffera. T. Butler. A. Burtsell. G. Bruccia. M. Bunin, D. Cacciopo. W. Burke. J. Catalanotto. Room 307 ROW Is C. Craig. R. Cia volella. G. Colman. C. Corey. C. Cotton, M. Covell, L. Cohen. N. Cowan. J. Corapi ROW 2: L. Chester. K. Cor selli, R. Contafio. F. Cohen. R. Cohen. S. Chadwick. R. Cohen. W. Coleman. D. Contino, ROW 3: L. Cimminio. M. Christmann. F. Collins. J. Cravotta. B. Collura. D. Charney. R. Chapman. F. Cordes. J. Collins. M. Ciccarelli. D. Chartur Room 317 ROW 1: B. Dubin. D. De-Lucie. E. Deyorra. S. De-Cicco. D. DiGregorio. I. Doppel. S. Ehrenreich. E. Epstein. N. Dameron ROW 2: P. Day. D. Demko. J. Darmetko. R. DiLieto. R. Hallam. J. DiPalo. R. Daigen. G. Dolson. S. Cyzner ROW 3: M. Ellis. V. Dellasperanza. J. Doundovlakis, J. Di-Giacomo. R. Decker. F. D’apnle. J. Epstein. T. DelGiudice. R. Doty. J. Dougherty Juniors Class of ’69 Room 321 ROW 1: C. Friedman. D. Eulo. T. Fisher. C. Forberger. C. Felicetti. L. Fenamore. W. Friedman. L. Fox. P. Flaherty. B. Francis. G. Frankel ROW 2: J. Fetzer. S. Farina. S. Fox. L. Eyer-man. M. Fitzgerald. D. Fenech. A. Fenichel. E. Forrest. G. Faulk. B. Fishbem. W. Fleischhacker ROW 3: D. Fay. K. Feeley. G. Fink. D. Evans. J. Fischetti. G. Flecha. D. Feldman. T. Frasca. V. Fiorello. P. Friedman. Unknown Room 327 ROW 1: S. Goldberg. R. Gerber. V. Gress. B. Fudin. A. Gilbert. I. Goldz-weig. T. Graziano. E. Goshman. A. Goldberg. L. Goldstein. S. Gartenberg ROW 2: M. Gilmore. S. Gleit. B. Goldberg. E. Goldberg. J. Goldman. R. Glasser. A. Geller. J. Glustizia. P. Gambale. L. Genna. P. Gangi. P. Goss. E. Grandwilliams ROW 3: R. Frim-mer. N. Gordon. A. Gershel. S. Greenberg, L. Glubo. M. Furman. S. Gelt. J. George. J. Garrey. S. Gelfand. T. Geist. S. Goldner Room 325 ROW 1: N. Hayken. M. Helmke. C. Hennessy. J. Griffin. N. Haupt. J. Hoffman. E. Hensley ROW 2: M. Heller. L. Monahan. C. Harris. B. Grosso. T. Hellmers. T. Hoffman. V. Hellermann ROW 3: B. Heines. G. Sweet. B. Hand-erhan. P. Hoffman. A. Haber. P. Hanley. G. Hatt Room 329 ROW 1: T. Hustest. L. Kahn. R. Jankes. E. Kahn. R. Jankes. L. Jaffe. D. Ka-ndbowicz. H. Kanner. W. Holtzman ROW 2: J. Johl. P. Jornot. P. Johan-nsen. A. Jardula. C. Irvin. B. Janson. A. lovino. S. Impeduglia. S. Kamin-shine. J. Kanerer ROW 3: F. Jacobs. S. Kamin. T. Hughes. G. lovino. G. Huelson. W. Kampfer. W. Hoffmire, J. loli. G. Janson. P. Kagan Room 302 ROW 1: C. LaCognata. S. Katzenstein. S. Kaye. R. Kaplan. L. Kupershmidt. J. Kuchar. J. Keever. J. Lamacchio ROW 2: B. Kaz-din. I. Kaplan. M. Kelly. M. Lauda. D. Kestin. R. Kastenbaum. D. Kaplan. L. Katz. P. Kennedy ROW 3: J. Lamhut. B. Kerrigan. J. Kantor. J. Klein. M. Kersh. J. Lacy. R. Kol-chin. M. Kapito Room 304 ROW 1: M. Lisberger. L. Lombardo. D. Langer. M. Lichenstein. G. Lennox. A. Lertora. C. Lodis. R. Levine. L. Lemma. ROW 2: H. Leibowitz. J. Lowerre. R. Lange. G. Lieata. L. Leykum. P. Liguori. D. Livoti. B. Levine. L. Lionetti ROW 3: G. Langer. N. Leaf. J. Levine. S. Less-man. B. Loud. R. Lehrer, R. Lucas. H. Levy. C. Landau Juniors Class of ’69 Room 310 ROW 1: L. Luisi. L. Marblestone. H. Ludwig. P. McCarthy. M. Martin. K. Mark. B. Marcus. C. Marsico. A. Marciari ROW 2: J. Martin. V. Mangen. C. Mathie. L. Manuel. T. Luft. L. Mar-der. R. Maltz, L. Makofske. M McCon-logue ROW 3: W. Martin. L. Margiore. C. Marino. A. Maddeleno. L. Mancusol. J. Markowitz. K. O’Brien. S. Ludlow. S. Masucci. K. McCarthy Room 324 ROW 1: S. Milstein. M. Melnick. B. Moed. C. Mecabe. S. Moran. K. Milbank. S. Mol ROW 2: V. McSweeney. K. McHugh. S. Mendozza. M. Monks. J. McQueen. R. McCourt. L. Mirahver ROW 3: J. Mifsud. D. Morgan. M. Menichetti. M. Miletsky. J. McManus. L. Meyer. H. Mierau. E. Meir Room 328 ROW 1: N. Muscara. G. Noerr. D. Newton. A. Nierenberg. L. Ofshe. L. Pa-lerno. P. Morreale. M. Ollivier ROW 2: B. Nagle. F. Orlando. H. Olle. E. Oropallo. B. Nelson. B. Neivitt. F. Novelli. E. Ortlam. B. Nelson. R. Pallay ROW 3: D. Nausbaum. T. Paraninjo. M. Owens. J. O'Brian, G. Nazaruk. S. Pardi. R. Pace. S. Pal-miotto, S. Morris Room 332 ROW 1: F. Regina. R. Pava. J. Reit-man. A. Perlman. T. Reiss. G. Proct, L. Pravitz. A. Reimann. D. Portnoy ROW 2: R. Raniolo. J. Renton. J. Patterson. D. Quattrochi. N. Raspan-ti. P. Parrinello. G. Proppe. H. Pfister ROW 3: C. Ploeger. R. Pomisel, J. Rispoli, H. Peiser. J. Pfister. S. Polu-hoff. J. Reid. J. Perlmutter. J. Peterson Room 215 ROW 1: D. Rosenbaum. A. Scarola. S. Ruisi. H. Router. A. Sandler. J. Samilow. L. Scheffler, B. Rothenberg. B. Sanfan-andre. F. Satloff ROW 2: H. Rosen. D. Schiff-man. E. Schneider. D. Robinson. T. Roche. R. Salston. M. Rozansky. A. Romeo. J. Rumph. D. Rozea ROW 3: S. Ross. D. Ritacco. A. Roche, L. Schiffman. R. Rosenblum. M. Sadok. S. Ruggles. J. Saporito. R. Sabella. H. Schechter Room 208 ROW 1: S. Sokolsk. J. Schulman. R. Spina. D. Spiegel. M. Schwartz. M. Sinatra. F. Sutmck. C. Schultz ROW 2: P. Shper. R. Stache. H. Schwartz, P. Schneider. C. Seibold. M. Smooke. S. Schumach. S. Smithline ROW 3: J. Schulman. S. Skalocky. E. Zack. J. Sorrentino. M. Sibrizzi. M. Silverman. A. Schwartz. H. Sperber. E. Sepe Juniors Class of ’69 Room 214 ROW 1: R. Strickler. J. Synan. J. Stacy. J. Sunkin. E. Tannenbaum. D. Tria. L. Stein. J. Stoers. B. Theiss ROW 2: T. Talesnick. K. Stillwell. L. Smith. R. Swezey. S. Tierz. S. Stock. L. Tobias. R. Testa. M. Stein ROW 3: P Triant. W. Taggart. W. Tinucci. K. Stock. S. Sullivan, M. Stecneck. G. Townsend. R. Tagliente Room 216 ROW 1: L. Walsh. C. Veverka. C. Tuccillo. V. Valentine. S. Ury. T. Villani. J. Vehlies ROW 2: P. Vallone. L. Tumen. K. Virello. C. Unger. R. Trotta. J. Viola. J. Valentine. R. Weise ROW 3: E. Walsh. C. Waswo. R. Zajac. P. Warburg, P Weiss. C. Vilk. D. Walsh. A. Watts. K. Weiler Room 222 ROW 1: P. Zicari. C. Winkleman. A. Emmerick. A. Witlen, E. Weiner. A. Zuewsky. unknown. L. Yenerelo, ROW 2: B. Wolf. S. Yessen. C. Weniger. R. Werner. D. Zurlo. M. Zeitlen. R. Wenisch. B. Witt. J. Yureo ROW 3: R. Werner. G. Wilkin. L. Weingartner. J. Wilten. S. Zemsky. B. Young. W. Weitzel. R. Yablon. G. Wettermark Room 127 ROW 1: C. Kloess. S. Thompson ROW 2: T. Pitti. G. Penney. J. Rupolo. S. Gottlieb Juniors Class of ’69 Probably the most active organization in Mepham is the House of Representatives. Their first activity of the year was the Kick-Off Dance, which was a complete sellout. This was followed by the highly successful Winter Sports Mixer before the Mepham-Calhoun football game. The House then organized the annual Adopt-A-Family for Christmas program. House of Representatives For the first time, the House sponsored the first Mid-Winter Ball. This dance, replacing the traditional Junior Prom, had the discotek as its theme. Along with Kennedy and Calhoun's Student Councils. Mepham sponsored an Invitational Bowl similar to It's Academic”. The House sponsored the annual Scholarship Drive, and also initiated the first class night—a contest between the sophomore, junior and senior classes. The most significant new activity was the carnival-circus, an affair which made use of both gyms. Under Speaker Alan Rozanski, Speaker of the House Alan Rozanski and advisor Mr. Kalsch, the House had a no ROW 1: B. Galizia. S. Horowitz. J. Garber, D. Altabef. M. Cohn, N. Gregory. A. tubrano, S. Rothstein ROW 2: D. Keren. S. Rossberg, H. Rosenthal. I. Goodelman, R. Berkowitz. S. Singer, C. Russo. K. Helmke. A. Gregory. B. Migden ROW 3: A. Meserole, P. Slade. R. Duckstein, K. Rosen- berg. A. D'Ascoli, R. Uriarte. G. Kerner. R. Murphy. M. Herman. R. Feldman ROW 4: S. Harris. W. Tortu, M Fuentes. M. Siegel. C. Dunbar. C. Kuhlman. C. Berrini, D. Rosenthal, V. Izzo. B. Gesang, J. Broder. N. Farber. M. Goldstein National Honor Society The National Honor Society is the highest honor Mepham High School confers. Deserving students are chosen on the basis of leadership—playing an active role in an extra-curricular activity, scholarship—being in the top third of their class, character— being trustworthy and respectful, and service-participating in school functions and organizations. Seniors are inducted in December and May, Juniors in May. Douglas Altabef is this year's president, with James Garber vice president, Steve Kaufman treasurer, and Marian Cohn secretary. Mrs. Urgese is the advisor. ni Throughout the football season, the band contributed to the spectators' enjoyment by precision marching at half time. In addition to home football games, the band marched on Memorial Day. They also entered in the annual state competition. Without fail, Mepham's musical entry had received top ratings. The consis-tantly high quality of the band’s performance this year has been due to the devoted efforts of Mr. Schoales and Mr. Gephardt. 112 Band Officers: S. Epstein, R. Gabel—Librarian, R. Pava—Librarian. J. Lupis—Capt.. A. Stock-Drum Mjr.. S. Goldstein—treasurer. D. Wasser—Secretary. S. Greenberg, L. Smith—Secretary ROW 1: J. Tonon. K. Helmke. D. Holtzman. C. Seibold, P. Shper. R. Fiero. M. Halletl ROW 2: S. Cole. S. Farina. S. Harris. R. Kenigson, L Santos, G. Ruggi ROW 3: S. Palmiotto, F. Block. L. Anderson. L. Scherpich. B. Ker- rigan. C. Mathie. E. Meier. L. Bier ROW 4: J. Baitz. J. Maf-fucci. W. Mayr. L. Chester. F. Setteducati. P. Schneider, G. Bram. D. Zurlo, R. Cordes ROW 5: L. Moccio. J. Broder. A. Sloane. C. Russo. W. Muller A Cappella Choir The A Capella Choir, in its twenty-fourth year at Mepham High School, as excelled in versatility and multilingual singing in many fields of music. Under its director, Mr. Edwin Snyder, the choir has performed at the annual Christmas Concert held on December 16 and 17, at the Elk's Club, and performs in the Spring Concert. This year, the choir has taken an excursion to New York City to the Metropolitan Opera House and heard Antonio Vivaldi's Gloria in D. They have also recorded records for school presentation. In order to qualify for the A Capella Choir, one must have previous musical experience and much talent. 114 ROW 1: S. Kaminshine. M. Hennessy. S. Azie. L. Pravitz. S. Pardi. G. Frankel. J. Basile ROW 2: R. Pace. E. Sunshine. K. Weiler. N. Zachmann. J. Golomb. M. Moss. P. Kronen-berg. J. Elling ROW 3: R. Lisberger. J. Reder. A. Schwartz. M. Martin. J. loli. R. Doundoulakis. R. Matsil. P. McDer- mott ROW 4: C. Dunbar. B. Schragel. B. Kuhlman. J. Doundoulakis. A. Burnett. J. Jaeggi. M. Conway. M. Sadok ROW 5: W. Weitzel. A. Lertora. A. Gottesman. L. Yeneralo. W. Logan. R. Murphy. S. Lewis ROW 1: J. Maffucci. P. McDermott ROW 2: D. Holtzman—president. R. Murphy—secretary. J. Jaeggi 115 Senior Chorus ROW 1: L. Milano. D. Forrester. L. Fenamore. ROW 2: N. Farber. P. Slade. M. Mercurio. P. Kagen ROW 3: J. Schrei-ber. K. Brennan. M. Sheehy. C. Grim. D. Gabriel ROW 4: J. Lupis. L. Azie. R. Chapman. H. Peiser ROW 1: G. Frazer. D. Fox. C. Weissman. L. Pater-no. M. Derasmo. J. Weddle. M. Golub. N. Schet-tom ROW 2: S. Lite. D. Ronga. J. Cahill. S. Zoubek. R. Flanzenbaum. R. Harris ROW 3: S. Ryzuk. L. Grosso. M. Rivara. R. Anderson. W. Cleary. S. Sundheimer. D. Salzo, E. McHale ROW 4: J. Friedman. L. Muscara. S. Samalm. C. Spizak. G. Levine. P. Friedman. S. Martinson. B. Fagan ROW 5: A. Manuel. G. Paraninfo. E. Bos. S. Burgess. N. Squicciarmo. D. Armitage. J. Armson. G. Peluso. J. Walsh Sophomore Chorus ROW 1: M. Seddon. S. Schwaidelson. A. Gilbert. L. Ross. P. Altwarg. L. Testa. J. Corapi ROW 2: K. Corselli. D. Kandybowicz. M. Lichtenstein. A. Brendler. K. Stern. C. Roby. D. Kestin ROW 3: R. Ciavolella. I. Doppel. W. Coleman. H. Travers. F. Sotnick. E. Cadolino. A. Zwelling, R. Berrini. E. Asser ROW 4: K. Hutzler. N. Hayken. B. Silver. B. Witt. P. Gambale. J. Levine. I. Kaplan. D. Newton. C. Weinstein. B. Swezey ROW 5: A. Riemann. C. Stebbins. R. Amendola. C. Hennessy. C. Clowes. B. Lands. D. De-Falco. D. Brust. P. Morreale. L. Genna. K. Kravarik Girls’ Chorus Repertory Band String Ensemble Jolly Rogers Faculty Follies Skull and Bones Skull and Bones, Mepham’s drama club, is under the leadership of President Jeff Jaeggi, Vice President Alden Stock, and Secretary Barbi Gesang. The club presented its 1968 play, The Man Who Came to Dinner”, on March 15 and March 16. With the help of publicity chairman Kenny Goodman and program chairman Shelley Duckstein, the play was a great success. Let us not forget that a good part of its success is due to Skull and Bones' advisor Miss Isabel Ramel. Miss Ramel and the Senior Class presented R.U.R.”, as their first production. Skull and Bones has also worked with the music department to put on their musical. In order to become a member of Skull and Bones, a student must work with the dramatics club for 100 hours. A school letter may be earned by a member if he works under the different committees for 150 hours. 120 Senior Play 122 Jerry Steinberg. Business Editor and Douglas Morgan. Layout Editor Mr. George Nider. Advisor Donna Cosel. Copy Editor and Steffi Barr. Literary Editor Carol Barrett. Picture Editor and Jill Besner. Business Editor Dennis Berman and Howie Liebowitz. Photographers SEATED: D. Ronga. L. Paterno STANDING: D. Newton. K. Corselli. T. Viliam. J. Braff. J. Viola Robert Metzger. Managing Editor Buccaneer Alex Chester. News Editor Douglas Altabef. Headline Editor Stephanie Harris. Feature Editor Richard Berkowitz, Sports Editor Jamie Broder. Business Manager Paul Ottesen. Photographer Bill Tortu. Exchange Editor Stephanie Tzall. Layout Editor 125 This year, Interact, sponsored by the Rotary, and its president, Russell Feldman, and advised by Mr. Edmund Be-ridge, have amply carried on the activities of this Service Club. They began the year by revising the club constitution. They then went on to perform services for various charities; they worked for the Retarded Children Fund Drive, they collected money for the March of Dimes through a Bread Sale, and they visited both the Belare and A. Holly Patterson Homes for the aged, playing bingo and giving prizes to the residents. A few days before Election Day, the club held a “mock” election for the Nassau County Executive and the New York Constitution. In aiding the community, the members sold flags for a war memorial in Merrick and sold bonds to help support the local chapter of the American Field Service. On a wider scale, the club issued a newsletter to other Interact clubs around the world and collected items for the soldiers in Vietnam. Throughout the year, they hope to keep pace with this formidable record. Schulman. M. Feldman. A. LaVine, D. Kutner. C. Bank. S. Greenberg. S. Goldner. ROW 4: D. Marx. K. Matsil, S. Breslow. R Matsil, J. Steinberg. D. Morgan. J. Braff. ROW 1: V. Della Speranza. B. Epstein. J. loli. A. Gershel, R. Keren. ROW 2: S. Kaufman. A, Schwartz. J. Jaeggi, R. Feldman. D. Altabef. S. Epstein. J. Garber ROW 3: J. Levine. J. Kerner, J. K The Key Club is an international organization sponsored by Kiwanis to serve the school and community. It prepares its members for leadership, useful citizenship, and provides experience in living and working with people. They cooperate in creating and maintaining sound public opinion and high idealism. Their theme is understanding through involvement”. C t Y C L U B Under the leadership of president Greg Loos, the Key Club has sponsored many activities. They organized College Night in December, enabling interested high school students to investigate a range of colleges represented by Mepham graduates. They also held a Christmas party for the children in the Cerebral Palsy Center in Roosevelt, and adopted a child in South America. The Club’s future endeavors include a collection for the heart fund held annually in February and the annual car wash in May. ROW 1: J. Mulligan, E. Goldberg. J, Salierno. G. Basile. T. Valenti. B. Mulligan. ROW 3: T. DelGui- Loos. H. Rosenthal, A. Rozanski. D. Evans. ROW 2: dice. D. Kaplan. R. Palley. J. Witlen. M. Sadok. J. B. Wechsler, R. Reiter, J. Gershel. T. Palkovich. J. Johl. S. Gottlieb. G. Curran. ROW 1: S. Fogel, M. Smooke, D. Rosenthal, B. Task, R. Rosenblum. R. Levine. F. Soroka ROW 2: M. Siegal. M. Schwartz. R. Chapin. I. Pedowitz. S. Cyzner. D. Berman. S. Greene. R. Alschuler. B. Kutcher, E. Fitz. ROW 3: S. Schumach, T. Geist, J. Dondoulakls. R. Salston, H. Smolin, E. McDonough. D. Schiff-man. S. Alpert, G. Levine. K. Rhodes. Leo Club A new service club, sponsored by Lions, has been introduced into Mepham this year. It has already performed an admirable number of services under the leadership of its very first president, Bruce Task, and its advisor, Mr. Jerome Post. Members of the Leo Club were on hand at the Winter Sports Mixer and the Harvest Moon Ball, where they helped with refreshments, in the cloak room, and cleaning up. They sold bread for the March of Dimes and AFS bonds for the American Field Service. Leo Club members collected money for the Anna Selver Suburban Chapter of Cancer Care, and participated in Selling Light for Sight . In addition, they distributed fliers for the art sale held by the South East Nassau Guidance Center. Just recently, Leo Club began holding elections for Student of the Month, an idea that became popular in a very short time. Leo Club also attends the Service Home in Bellmore Weekly, a service that is appreciated greatly by all. Mepham High School is proud to have such an ambitious new addition within her walls. 128 The Girls' Service Club, under the leadership of President Margaret Hennessey, and Vice-President Karin Helmke desires to help anyone in the local community who needs aid. Under faculty advisor Mrs. Helen Kelly, the club is active in serving the school and community. The Girls’ Service Club makes many contributions to school activities. Cupcake sales, held twice a year, are used to raise funds for the club, each year Halloween favors are made for the sick children in one of Nassau's many hospitals, a Thanksgiving dinner was supplied to a needy family in the area in November, and in December there was a toy and clothing drive for children in Vietnam. The club also ushers at the Pop Concert and the Senior Prom. More recently, they have adopted a Korean child and hope to continue sponsoring this orphan until he is old enough to care for himself. Girls’ Service Club 129 Future Teachers of America FTA is one of Mepham's service clubs designed to give its members knowledge and experience in the teaching profession. The good and bad points of teaching are carefully examined. Members are required to earn hours for membership by working for one teacher grading papers, making dittos, and doing bulletin boards. Club meetings consist of business, panel discussions, guest speakers, films and teas. Many of the members have been involved in working with mentally disturbed children. Two fall projects were displays for American Education Week and the attendance at an FTA conference at Hofstra University. Planned for the spring are a project for Teacher’s Recognition Day and for seniors, the project of teaching for one day at a neighboring school. This year the club is under the advisement of Mrs. Calitri. Club officers are: President—Sharon Rothstein, Vice-President—Lillianne Sabia, Recording Secretary—Virginia Izzo, Corresponding Secretary—Linda Santos, and Historian-Librarian—Stephanie Singer. Awards are given out at the completion of the school term to those members who have done outstanding work for FTA. 130 The thirty-six members of the Library Club serve the school under the guidance of the school's two librarians, Miss Wilma Cope and Mrs. Mildred Klips. The purpose of this club is to do most of the clerical work of the library. This is to give the librarians more time to help the students and teachers. President Lois Reder and Vice-President Marietta Fuentes help the librarians in keeping the club organized and in interviewing potential members. New members are accepted in the spring of their sophomore year after a six week apprenticeship, an interview with the librarians and the officers of the club, and a written test. As a symbol of the service these girls provide to the school, members of the Library Club receive a key at the end of their junior year, and a Varsity “M letter in the middle of their senior year. American Field Service Club The American Field Service Club, a part of the Bellmore-Merrick chapter of A.F.S., under the leadership of president Donna Keren, helped to promote world understanding. The club brought information concerning foreign exchange programs to the school. The A.F.S. welcomed Rosa Maria Cobos from Bilbao, Spain to Mepham last September. Unfortunately, Rosa hurt her leg and was forced to return home a few months later. At regular meetings, the members viewed films and carried on discussions under their advisor, Mrs. Risberg. 132 Future Nurses of America Secretarial Practice Club ROW 1: M. Collura. J. Mandelion, M. Manna ROW 2: C. Staehr. M. Coppello. G. Lancieri, D. Riley. J. Durso. P. Grosso, C. Coleman. L. Lemma. K. Spitz- lay. ROW 3: S. Riccio, G. Munsch, M. Bosakowski. H. Himme. B. Janson, C. Lodes. M. Bisigni 133 Pep Club Science Club ROW 1: J. Hyman. S. Hal-pern. M. Siegel. P. Badlato ROW 2: J. Johl, E. Fitz. S. Fogel. D. Hauser. D. Dunetz Math Club International Relations Club SEATED: A. Katz. J. Brent. C. Zaretsky. H. Friedman. R. Lehman, D. Grossman. STANDING: B. Tortu. S. Connors 135 ROW 1: I. Reiss, T. Fisher, S. Bandman. R. Maltz, C. Harris ROW 2: J. Samilow, C. Hennessy, P. Gambale, T. Huestedt. J. Fetzer ROW 3: D, Newton. D. Livoti, C. Boyd. F. Cohen. B. Kerrigan. S. Azie ROW 4: M Sadok. D. Tria. J. Corapi. D. DeLucie. M. Koshers Junior Planning Representatives from the Junior Planning Committee were elected in the fall from the homerooms of eleventh grade students. As a group assigned specifically of the Junior Class, the committee had a chance to experience the governing and organizing of an independent program of events in preparation for their Senior year. Steven Kaminshine acted as President for the Junior Planning Committee. With his leadership, the Junior Committee was able to enjoy a rewarding year. 136 World Youth Forum Nurein Etamedor Nurein Etamedor and Russ Feldman From March 3rd to March 24th, Mepham was privileged to host one of the thirty-four delegates to the annual World Youth Forum. Formally under the auspicions of the Herald Tribune, it is now sponsered by W.C.B.S. Television. Mepham’s guest was Nurein Etaneoor from Lagos, Nigeria. While here, he lived with Russ Feldman and his family. Nurein attended numerous Social Studies classes, speaking on topics ranging from civil rights to black magic to the Vietnam war. He also attended a wide variety of other classes from Physics with Miss Lau, Advanced Placement Social Studies with Mr. Wilson to Math with Mr. Walters. Nurein’s great sense of humor and warm personality made him very popular with the student body. While here, he had attended numerous functions including the Skull and Bones play and the Latin Banquet. Before attending Mepham, Nurein attended schools in New Jersey and New York City and travelled to Virginia and Washington, D.C. After his stay, Nurein went on to St. Louis and then to Philadelphia. On April 10, Nurein left for home. Audio-Visual Squad 137 Debate Club 138 Varsity M 139 Ski Club Chess Club luuuir ROW 1: E. Carpentiere. H. Weiss. M. Carpentiere ROW 2: S. Leffler. D. Kaufman. B. Warg. R. Ford. G. Levine. R. Anderson 140 ROW 1: B. Bahn. J. Dubner. S. Slutzkin ROW 2: M. Rothschild. A. LaVine. H. Peiser Public Address Squad D.E.C.A. ROW 1: C. Marsico, P. Peters, B. Theiss. L. DiGiacomo, L. Lemma. D. Fricke, H. Himme ROW 2: K. Morales. M. Durante. K. Piegari. J. Jemes. D. Ferrante. V. Creo. S. Greenberg. G. Caporale 141 ROW 1: R. Bloom. P. Adler. D. Kondoleon. D. Nausbaum ROW 2: G. Belkin. R. Mildenberger. Amateur Radio Club Rifle Club T. Moise. J. Mulligan. R. Hille, S. Schaeffer. L. Fried. 142 ROW 1: S. Margolies, S. Singer. J. Reitman. ROW 2: P. Badlato. J. Ofshe. J. Hyman, N. Hayken, P. Schneider. D. Zurlo. Mrs. Ris-berg French Club Junior Classical League Art Club Folk Club ROW 1: J. Bellows. S. Connors. M. Lichenstein. R. Brown. R. Kaustenbaum. P. Falco. ROW 2: S. Elberg. R. Koppman. B. Koppman. K. Stein. P. Kronenberg. G. McKee. M. Nobile. E. Schulmann. D. DeFalco. ROW 3: K. Klinger. B. Rovinsky. L. Holtzman. A. Kates. D. Keren. K. Goodman. E. Sunshine. L. Pra-vitz. J. Levine. J. Zachery. M. Napolillo, S. Green, E. Hines. 144 B. Collino. B. Task. S. Foss. D. Rosenthal. J. Rummell. B. Glassman. J. Schmidt. Bowling KNEELING: S. Erlich. A. Catalino. C. Lotus. P. Stack. STANDING: R. Nash. S. Elberg. F. Sotnic 145 SPORTS ROW 1: R. Trachtenberg. T. Marcus, J. Murphy. L. Kal-var, J. Sueda, H. Pfister. F. Notarstefano. R. Weisel. D. Schiffman ROW 2: M. Cutino. V. Fiorello. J. Jaeggi. A. Petermann, A. Roche. S. Zemsky. R. Chapin. L. Wall-man. G. Huelson. R. Hallam ROW 3: L Azie, J. Savino. E. Wrestling The Scores MEPHAM 19 V.S. CENTRAL 34 MEPHAM 16 V.S. SOUTH 24 MEPHAM 26 WANTAGH 22 MEPHAM 47 LONG BEACH 5 MEPHAM 15 KENNEDY 23 MEPHAM 17 FREEPORT 23 MEPHAM 20 BERNER 18 MEPHAM 23 CALHOUN 16 Goldberg. S. Buczak. R. Daigan. J. Renton, D. DeSario, H. Smolin. M McConlogue. B. Pinsdorf, C. Reilly (mgr) ROW 4: T. DelGuidice, S. Zuck, V. Chionchio. H. Rosenthal. J. Salierno. L. Lang. G. Loos. F. Sepe. T. Olsen (mgr). R. Doty (mgr). R. Doty (mgr). Coach Hunte Mepham’s wrestling team has been, and will continue to be, the pride and joy of our school. Our wrestling fame has spread far and wide. The team was first under Coach Frank Sprig Gardner, and is now under the expert and experienced leadership of Coach Kenneth Hunte. Coach Hunte is probably the finest wrestling coach in Nassau County. The team has shaped up into a fine coordinated group of ambitious competitors. The wrestling squad was made up of Al Petermann, who received a high placement in the county tournaments, Kevin Stock, Larry Kalvar, Ronnie Weisel, Vinnie Chionchio, Howie Smolin, Tom Koche, Jim Renton, Dave DeSario, Steve Buczak, and Bob Pinsdorf. In the Massapequa Invitational Christmas Tournament, the matmen finished second with a total of 97 points. The team's final record was four wins and four losses. 148 150 Wrestling Candids 151 ROW 1: T. Paranifo—Manager. R. Daigen. J. Shul-man, L. Lang. T. Roche. R. Uriarte. A. Petermann, R. Pinsdorf. J. Peterson, R. Moreno. ROW 2: Coach Kahl, P. Riordan. M. Koshers, G. Curran. M. Feldman. E. Schneider. J. Kantor, C. Beck. B. Mathias. J. Renton. P. Hoffman, R. Botticchio, Coach Cale. The football season may be over for most of the students at Mepham, but the Mepham Pirates, full of fight and determination, promise better things for '68. Our determined gridiron players struggled, though unsuccessfully, but could not defeat the opponents. Returning from last year’s team were familiar faces such as Charlie Mazza, Richard Uriarte—voted most valuable player. Jay Shulman, Larry Lang, Bob Pinsdorf. Al Petermann, and Vinnie Chionchio. This year three key Mepham players were injured. In the October 7th game against Hewlett. Jeff Kantor, quarterback, and end Charlie Mazza were clipped, keeping them sidelined. At the end of the second quarter, fullback Vinnie Chionchio was also injured. Hewlett then scored and went on to win the game 40-12. Other scores of the season were: Levittown Memorial 38 and Mepham 18, Long Beach 28 and Mepham 13, and Calhoun 37 to Mepham’s 7. Coach Zuckerman has pointed out that a lack of depth and a lack of experience have been great problems, along with the injuries to players. The Pirates of 1968 will be a better ball team because of their experience in 1967. Our football team, after an unsuccessful year, are more than determined to make amends for the following football season. ROW 3: Coach Fitz. S. Ludlow—Manager P. Torone —Manager, J. Dondoulakis—Manager, G. Nazaruk, R. Angrilla. T. Markert. R. Tagliente. L. Llonetti. S. Zemsky. C. Landau. R. Geeb, G. Brucia. J. O'Brien. Head Coach Zuckerman Varsity The Scores MEPHAM 0 FREEPORT 27 MEPHAM 12 HEWLETT 40 MEPHAM 18 MEMORIAL 38 MEPHAM 0 BERNER 40 MEPHAM 13 LONG BEACH 28 MEPHAM 0 KENNEDY 18 MEPHAM 7 CALHOUN 37 MEPHAM 12 CENTRAL 20 Football 152 ROW 1: T. Paraninfo. R. Iz-zo. J. Burke. J. Laske. S. Goldzak. J. Campagnola. R. Levy. G. Proppe. M. Helbach. J. Savino ROW 2: R. Conway. L. Moccio. R. Shearman. C. Jordon. K. Cotter. M. Ashe. R. Fredrickson. W. Richardson. A. Morelli. S. Siden-bury. J. Carrington ROW 3: Coach Kahl. Coach Fitz. P. Torone. S. Ludlow. R. Doun-doulakis. K. Ocallaghan. K. Maloney. T. Frank. F. Nob-lett. M. Richardson. J. Whit-len. C. Locona. R. Smith 153 Football 154 991 spjpueo ROW 1: R Moreno, F. Spencer, I. Goodelman, J. Kantor. J. Basile. J. Perlmutter ROW 2: S. Halpman. D. Charney. The Scores MEPHAM 66 OCEANSIDE 71 MEPHAM 79 MEMORIAL ... 65 MEPHAM 40 OCEANSIDE 52 MEPHAM 75 MINEOLA 83 MEPHAM 76 KENNEDY 43 MEPHAM 56 FREEPORT . 71 MEPHAM 67 KENNEDY . 48 MEPHAM 38 BERNER 39 MEPHAM 67 CALHOUN 62 MEPHAM 42 LONG BEACH 41 MEPHAM 55 HEWLETT 48 MEPHAM . 41 FREEPORT 53 MEPHAM 76 KENNEDY . 61 MEPHAM . 42 BERNER 54 MEPHAM 50 CALHOUN 51 MEPHAM 48 LONG BEACH 72 MEPHAM 78 HEWLETT 79 S. Stillwagon, E. Walsh. M. Mazza. A. Maddaleno. J. Shul-man. S. Kaminshine. M. Sullivan, Coach Gerek Basketball This year. Mepham’s Varsity Basketball Team has had its ups and downs. The team, under Coach Douglas Gerek, has been successful in defeating many opponents. Our starting lineup included seniors Ira Goodleman, who was the team's captain. Frank Spencer, Steve Stillwagon and juniors Alan Maddaleno and Dennis Charney. Richard Moreno and Matt Mazza were used as alternates. One of this years highlights was the Kennedy Festival during the Christmas Vacation. We split the two games, winning one and losing one. After the third quarter, we lost the lead to Mineola and never regained it. The final score was Mineola 83 to Mepham's 75. However, the second game against Bellmore Kennedy was won by the Pirates 72—43. 156 ROW 1: G. Hertel, J. De Carlo, R. Hallem, R. Trachtenberg, K. Piegari, M. Cutino, J. Rummell, E. Goldberg, a. Roche. L. Marsico, H. Smolin. D. Heagle ROW 2: C. Woehr! D. Rosenthal, I, Valenti, D. Ferrante, C. Marino, D. Ca-cioppo. L. Azie. R. Bergman. H. Rosenthal. J. Doniger. S. Greenberg. J. Mulligan, W Cleary. ROW 3: N. Gogel, S. Halpern, I. Goodelman, M. Sullivan, M. Slovak, F. Soroka. A. Marsico. G. Loos, E. McDonough, G. Wettermark. G. Townsend. T, Olsen. M. Friedman. A. Kantor, Coach K. Hunte. Varsity s o c c E R Under the able leadership of Coach Kenneth Hunte, this year’s edition of Mepham’s varsity soccer team have played well, but have been unsuccessful in beating the opponent. Mepham’s team consisted of Lou Marsico. star player, Andy Marsico, Greg Loos, Joel Doniger, Tom Valenti, Jimmy Mulligan, Steve Stillwagon, John Branca, and Dennis Caccioppo. Mepham's greatest effort this season came against Long Beach. Long Beach, rated one of the top teams on the island, was held to a scoreless tie when overtime came. Finally in the second overtime, Long Beach defeated Mepham 1—0. With spirited support from its students, Mepham’s varsity soccer team will continue to be successful in coming years. 158 Scores MEPHAM 0 OCEANSIDE 2 MEPHAM 0 CALHOUN 2 MEPHAM . . . 1 BERNER 2 MEPHAM 0 HEWLETT 2 MEPHAM 0 LONG BEACH . 1 MEPHAM 1 KENNEDY 5 MEPHAM 1 CALHOUN . . 5 MEPHAM 1 BERNER 1 MEPHAM ... 2 HEWLETT 1 MEPHAM 1 LONG BEACH 1 MEPHAM 1 KENNEDY 1 Jr. Varsity ROW 1: N. Leaf. S. Pascual. M. Rivara. J. Murphy. J. Thurston. T. Palkovicht. M. Wellen. T. Ciulla. ROW 2: A. Geller. J. De Jose. R. Frim-mer, D. Grossman, L. Blum. A. Weinberger, D. Kutner. J. Markowitz. V. Fiorello. ROW 3: G. Fink. R. Stein, H. Kosel. R. W. Chapin. L. Fleishman, D. Poluhoff. S. Ross. R. Haas. D. Dunetz. R. Winsten. W. Mulligan. 159 ROW 1: J. Goldman. M. Bunin. D. Frumkin. A. Chester ROW 2: J. Cunningham. G. Dolson. C. Bank. B. Wechsler. B. Strasser. K. Sloane Cross Country Gymnastics 162 ROW 1: C. Woehr. R. Realmute. S. Goldner. M Feldman. B. Mathias. E. Schneider. J. Goldman. R. Uriarte. D. Cacioppo ROW 2: Coach Zucker-man. T. Markert. M. Bunin. C. Bank. G. Proppe. R. Stein. S. Kenny. P. Friedman. D. Frumkin. E. McDonough ROW 3: G. Worth. A. Osborne. J. Kanarek. A. Sloane. P. Sabella. B. Bogatz. D. Dunetz. B. Wechsler. S. Ludlow (mgr) ROW 4: G. Fink. P. Kagan. R. Rosenblum. L. Lionetti. J. De-Jose. K. Frank. D. Danforth. G. Brown w i N T E R T R A C K ROW 1: A. stock. R Stark ROW 2: B Albert. R. Keren. M. Heller. H. Pallay. D. Levine. P. Friedman. H. Liebowitz. H. Rosen. A. Ford. D Fromm. J. Braff Tennis 163 ROW 1: W. Schuster. C. Reilly. R. Moreno. C. Woehr. A. Morelli. S. Lessman ROW 2: D. Steers—mgr. J. Fried. R. Angrilla, C. Krick. J. Shulman. C. Mazza. S. Greenberg. H. Rosenthal. Coach Gerek. Asst Coach Kahl Basebal Spring Track 164 Volleyball ROW 1: Junior Varsity—M. Fuentes. V. Valentine. D. Eulo. I. Reiss. R. Levine, S. Smithline. L. Genna ROW 2: Varsity—E. Meserole. D. DeLucie. P. Slade. D. Hausmann. P. Bos. L. Joyce. N. Lott. E. Fischetti Varsity Basketball ROW 1: L. Genna. D. DeLucie. R. Levine ROW 2: J. Lott. P. Slade. D. Hausmann. P. Bos. L. Joyce. M. Fuentes. L. Jaffe Jr. Varsity Basketball ROW 1: M. Golub ROW 2: J. Lott. L. Leykum. C. Cotton. K. Krava-rik, J. Cahill. E. Bos. L. Jaffe ROW 1: M. Cohn. G. Colman ROW 2: R. Ciaviello. A. Doty. R. Jankes ROW 3: C. Forberger. E. Blakely. M. Herman. J. Polo-koff ROW 4: M. Conway. R. Murphy Cheerleaders Jr. Varsity ROW 1: A. Brown. C. Harris. G. Angotti. J. Kutner. L. Testa. D. Tria ROW 2: R. Jankes. T. Fisher. K. Stern. B. Greenberg. L. Fenimore. C. Corey. D. Livoti 166 ROW 1: C. Kintgen. C. Grim ROW 2: M. Gilmore. M. Sinatra. N Foley. P. Liguori. S. Tietz. S. Ury. A. Sandler. M Jones. C Sciacca ROW 3: I. Reiss. F. Regina. T. Gra ziano, N. Hayken. M. Monks. L. Scheffler. V. Valentine. S. Martinson. D. Newton, J. Walsh. L. Leykum. D. Eulo. P. Grosso. Pirettes Coaches Club ROW 1: M. Fuentes. P. Slade. ROW 2: L. Stone. D. De Lucia. T. Fisher. C. Ber-rini. D. Hausmann. P. Bos. L. Joyce. L. Leykum. E. Mese-role. 167 Softball ROW 1: P. Slade. D. Delucie ROW 2: D. Fredrickson. D. Eulo, V. Valentine. P. Bos. L. Genna. N. Gregory. A. Gregory Gymnastics ROW Is M. Gilmore. T. Fisher. M. Monks. D. Newton. A. Brunhoelzl ROW 2: C. Harris. N. Foley. I. Reiss Track ROW 1: R. Levine. G. Colman. C. Corey. P. Johanson. L. Leykum ROW 2: M. Fuentes. S. Chadwick. L. Joyce. D. Hausmann. R. Hus-tedt. C. Irving. B. Jansen Modern Dance ROW 1: V. Valentine. M. Fuentes. M. Monks ROW 2: D. Gabriel. I. Reiss. D. 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The Motley Crew Lauri Eddie Compliments of the Flames Grace Sam John Cunningham Steve Gelt Joanne Durso Jaeggi's 4 Bits Gollum my precious Russ Feldman John Bart The REST Phil wants FLOWER POWER Harvey Mudd does exist Leona Weiss Miss Ramel Jayne Bruce Debbie Debbie Debbie Debbie Heidi. I miss you so much. Deb Glenn Belkin Alan Donna Richard Diller Dr. Joseph C. Duffy Steve Foss Dave Marx Carol De Reggi Loves Joe Sullivan Hey Hey Paula Mab Lover Stitch Ditch 4-ever The Unseparable 2 Mr. Greenblatt Best Wishes to the Senior Class SNSUY Division. South Nassau John's Deli Cholden Lau: Inseparable Pair Little Italy shall RISE again! 1000101 Roger Ramjet and Flower Children dubsdubsdubsdubsdubsdubsdubsdubsdu T. G. J.C. Jerry Bonnie Pepper Butterscotch Sigma Phi Omega owes Greg 500 Mr. Michael Cortale WB2VCJ Ellen Ray Forever CONONICA Joe Ray's Laundromat The Chequer Shop Jonni Vinnie Gary Sue MISH-MOSH PLOTKIN Peace Mr. Mrs. A. Petermann H.A.M. isn't Kosher Kevin. Kim. and Kenny Jacobsen Mr. E. W. Berridge Howie Schechter—RIGHT!!! Howie WHO-WHO Paula Hinry Schultz Diane. Doreen. Kathy. Joan. Barb Lorrie’s Mr. America Aunt Jemimo and Uncle Ben The Girls of Beige Brown Mrs. L. Stepka William G. Spells Tyranny Hello Dolly 192 Baby White Falcon TILLIE DAVE Mar Lar Tuska-Roara packs a 48 Hare Krishna Fronda Dies Greetings from the Gil Gramps Jerry and Pam-three times!!! Jay and Lisa-twice Alan and Donna-still one Cheryl Casey N.A.Z. CHARMONTS Why should I buy a booster? Congratulations From Irish Steve Gelt alias Sam Stevens Linda Doug ■■HAPPY’ REGARDS to Blondie; from John Kenny Lisa (not Jay's) Debettes is De-best! Donna (not Alan’s) Perry Chris Gary (Grumpy) Glenn Thomas AND Anne Marie Big Double A” Iris. Wendy. Linda. Sam Terri Villiani—Class of ’69 Phil Villiani—EMA Boots. Angel’s Baby Yar DNA NERAK ROF REVE M MS Una Amiga You're a good girl. P.F.C., Sam Mr. McEnroe owes CB. RA. KC. MW. $10 Love and Kisses. Finnegan Lois Fox Billy Doris Doris Angelo and Judy For Always Pierri Randi Boy in Math Class Happiness DER ETIHW-YuvYti William Marge Draudt Long Live Mepham’s Football Team I crave love and affection—me Jay and Lisa—Let’s try again Alan and Donna—keep it up Xof. yillaS dnA EssiraP naoJ Yas iH Mama and Her Shadow The Lion To John—From Kathy Luv and Kisses. ’ RED” Keep on trying—C.W. Hasta La Vista! Arrivederci! Steffi Richie forever more Kat Lou 4EBA Frank Sally—71 Anything Vouloir C’est Pouvoir—MC Marc Langsner Marc Sabel Dr. Steinberg Knows So does Jerry Pinky Lee With Love from Pam Marysue and Woody Alberta and Russel Merschoff Andrea and Nancy Alcabes The Fabulous Srs at Soph Lunch Wanted: one way ticket to Ohio Jonny and Laura Joe Elaine Cathy Al Little Me Heidi, I miss you so much. Deb Nina’s Fantasik. Wantagh Cosmetics Wigs Boutiques Gems Cuddles hugging the princess Lauri Jay Nancy and Michael Winicki SAMUNG WONTS MIKART TIKI lives in Our hearts 4-ever Greetings from the Iceman-Bob Confucious say: Make love not war ■'Docendo Discitur” E.T.P. is great! TOGETHERNESS is Bob Christy To my CoUsIn SuZy lYnDa Mae and Bill forever GOOD LUCK TO MISS TYSON from Homeroom 340 BEST WISHES to Seniors—H.R. 234 Love you.Len Early Bird Construction Incorp. Family Pharmacy of Bellmore Mrs. Rothfarb Mike Cutmo’s—STARLIGHT Floor Waxing—Ca-1-7537 Richie and Barbara D. L. J. L. Donna Robby Mod Quad KBI-2123 is dead!!! Tess Breath Tightwards—Anonymous Harvey Mudd Doesn’t Exist Bob Mansfield Hello from down under—Athol M. Ytiroros—R W Is Pink Yellow? No. it’s green Lenny Panxica Keith Ifshin Kris Fran LePore Best Regards Class of ’68 FONG WONG Jayne Andy Interdigitate too Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club The Two German Band-Dropouts Slutz has CHUTZPAH SLIMES 193 Good Luck WEE WUNTZ Donald I Pam Gregory ex-student of '67 Call me SUZI Call me JUDI Joe DeRosa SDLEIF and KNIS Jill Breslow Friday Night in the Refrigerator No choice—Strong Senior Sister Regina Baroletti Natalie. Sue. and Sandie too Doug and Linda will try for two The four 5 feet We pledge to thee ole Lady Clem Barbara Kazdin Two girls you're leaving behind Diana and Him Football of '68—Better luck—N.C. Jon Kerpel Leona Weiss Nullis Pretii—Uncle Meet Satled-irt. Tri-Deltas. PG WKP EGNARO ETIHW Luv, Peggy Bruce Marian. Teddy Sachs The NYPD 3 Al Gran Calvo con amol Lizi. Cuchi JAMIE Be Good. Anita Happiness is June 23rd Irene and Tommy 5th period lunch handout Good-Bye. N.B.-7G Brownie Braff is a skinny giraffe The Dirty Half-Dozen Richard Diller Mitch Paker P.F.P. will choke you! B.A.R. Ketz 2 Carol Hoffer Elias Suspends Animation Frank Majorna Marcia Marc Sue Cole Buty Discount Center Janet Roily Dedicated to Ed Levine turtles Class of '72 or bust TO MAC FROM GREG Gary Gelt—Albany State Lois Isa Jill Belle Ape M. R. ME Phil Ginna Forever The Brunnhoelzl Family Pete Ginger Ellis. Dee Me M-Man for plebe power King I Lillianne Sabia Latina Italian TakeOut Bellmore Card Gift Shop Harry Baltz the Bunch The New Republic—Next Monkees Harvey Me Bellmore Aquarium 330 Bedord Ave.. Bellmore Yoeman Shop 'Mr. D. Gorilla Bo 46 J.C. Daniel Santos Joe Orobello Fran Panish '68 Keep Your Cool Debate in Albany or Bust 1968! IHP AMIGIS APPAK—Laura Stone John Joyce Helen Roger Danny K. B. FLOWER CHILD JOIN CHEMISTRY—It’s Fun ••BOOP WENAME T.L.R.R. T.G.W.R. CHEMISTRY FOREVER HAPPINESS is Red White—Luv Yti Cow. Tubby. Bobo and Bleech '68 Ettie. Ira and Harold Levin Richard and Toni 2 Alps and Jill Frau Eva Demian Live in Peace Pat June will be back Hey Doug. Where's Sue H.? Rothschild and 21” John Val Pete Gloria Mrs. P. Yablon Esmerelda is on her way Robin Stickler PSYCHEDELIC JOE Abraham Strauss Angelo D'Ascoli HAPPINESS is Paul Newman Cathi Joe Like me forever, but Love me always Bob Helen forever Karen Hutzler Ellen Ray forever (MEH2) Barbara Bobby Mrs. William Brown Jeff Ethelle Bean John Davidson It's been real? C. B. G. N. Bonnie Fred 194 Melody Coiffeurs Good Luck Class of ’68 A Beastie is a Beastie that’s all ZIPZIPZIPZIPZIPZIPZIPZIPZIPZIPZIP Lucky Thursday Jake '68—Gremmie 68. not ’69 Grace Sam Whatever happened to J. R. J.? Babette Billy BLOCK—M S. forever Diana Him Frank Maforana Sue Cole Janet Roily To Mac from Greg Scott and Steffi Crystals C. B. Club Laurie and Joel Gwen and Alan Ronnie and Skip Lois is a Jill Belle Ape Mr. Me Carl Hoffer Kris and Fran Le pore Joni Vinme Mae is really Minnie Canonica Joe DEROSA SYRACUSE Cholden Lau; Inseparable Pair Long live Mepham’s Football Team The Lion Smily Old Abraham Brown Keep your cool Who is John Galt? Doug and Florence Bru-Pig is alive in Woodmere! Rhonda and Doug Jimmy and Bonnie Advertisements The Editors and Staff of the HOMEROOM 346 1968 TREASURE CHEST wishes luck to the wishes success to the Class of '68 Senior Class of '68 Mr. Moussas—H.R. Teacher Congratulations to the Class of ’68 HOMEROOM 326 HOMEROOM 216 Wishes much future success for the Members of the Class of '68 Mrs. Ash—H.R. Teacher Mr. DiTeodoro—H.R. Teacher Mepham Interact Club Best of Luck to the Class of ’68 Doug Altabef Scott Azie Carl Bank Jeff Braff Stuart Breslow Vin DellaSperanza Barry Epstein Stew Epstein Mike Feldman Russ Feldman James Garber Alan Gershel Steven Goldner Neal Gorden Dave Greenberg Steve Greenberg Jim loli Jeff Jaeggi Dave Kaufman Steve Kaufman Robert Keren Jerry Kerner Mitchell Koshers Doug Kutner Alan LaVine Joel Levine Ernie Makee Chris Marino Kevin Matsil Richard Matsil Dave Marx Doug Morgan Tom Roche Alan Schwartz Jay Shulman Jerry Steinberg Stan Trocchia Richard Uriate Ronnie Weisel 196 Congratulations to the Senior Class of ’68 MEPHAM BAND 6 W. C. Mepham 6 7 LEO CLUB 8 We Serve” Steve AI pert Ronald Alschuler Dennis Berman Richard Chapin Alex Chester Steve Cyzner James Doundoulakis David Feldman Edward Fitz Stuart Fogel Martin Friedman Terry Geist Steve Green William Kutcher Gary Levine Richard Levine Jan Markowitz Edward McDonough President: Lenny Mirahrer Bruce Task Ira Pedowitz First V. President: Kenneth Rhodes Robert Rosenblum Robert Rosenblum Second V. President: David Rosenthal Richard Levine Robert Salston Secretary: David Schiffman David Rosenthal Larry Schiffman Treasurer: Steven Schurnach Fred Soroka Michael Schwartz Leo Tamer: Michael Siegal Michael Siegal Howard Smolin Bd. of Directors: Mitchell Smooke Stuart Fogel Steven Sokol William Kutcher Fred Soroka Mitchell Smooke Harry Sperber Bruce Task Best Wishes to the Class of ’68 198 The Chequer Shop The Young Men’s Shop Run by Young Men 1136 Wantagh Ave. Telephone Wantagh, New York (516) 221-2311 Congradulations to the Class of ’68 Margie Conway Amy Jacobson Alice Doty Nell Foley Nancy Zachman Cookie Cohen Carol Barrett Joanne Bensen Ellen Blakely Kathy Brennan Ceil Col man Donna Defalco Renee Dilieto Nancy Farber Doreen Fricke Nancy Gilsteino Ellen Goldfisher Charisse Grim Donna Harkins Claudia Harris Marilyn Herman Andi Herzog Robin Jankes Roberta Jankes Nanci Kanter Chris Kintgen Cookie Kuchar Joani Kutner Betty Lands Ginny Luckner Ginny Mangan Marie Monks Debbie Miller Roberta Murphy Karen Nemiroff Sigma Green Debbie Newton Linda Paterno Donna Pollock Chris Roby Sue Ruisi Margo Sabetto Jayne Shulman Gig Sheehy Karen Stern Lauri Tengstrom Robin Testa Linda Testa Donna Tria Ginny Valentine Joan Weddle Carole Weinstein Ellen Weiner Phi Omega White Donna Berman Christine Bern n i Jill Besner Jill Breslow Laune Cantilli Joyce Carlson Wendy Coleman Candy Cotton Cathy Craig Dale Dofcn Lois Tor Cathy Fnedman Weodte Friedman Marietta Fuemtes Joann Giusfczta WencMe Gregory Nancy Hayken Nancy Herman Sheila Kahsh Rochelle Kapilan Detotoie Kestin Usa Kuperschmid Carol Ann LaCognata Ratrcia McCarthy Virginia Me Sweeney FAMILY PHARMACY OF BELLMORE Your Whelan Agency ItS Bedford Are Beltmore 785-0068 LA SPLENDIDA Restaurant and Pizzeria . Large Pizza Pies . Hera . Special Italian Dn-w ‘ Italian Home Cooking” Vau Tried the Best 826-6262 EARLY BIRD CONSTRUCTION For the Particular Homeowner George Soniolo Bellmoie To our sisters— With love from the Senior D is for the dso etf mends • e e 'node throughout the year. E is for the Mfl ess task c «ep� i«g friends sc m«r B is for the boton pa s whose frendiihip we did wit. E is for the ecrtotic oh hew happy we ha«e oeer T is for the tines e nod o llmgfin,. o fo e, o eig T is far ie leers we shetj for mow e ay geodeye E is for the energy «e hadl 5 lop the testf S is for soroffiifhi® merr fssr fan' ill slliJIi oe isles' So «r� «rr� you wtth Sms poem To rememOe post and go ne We seniors mv ore leaving WELLINGTON C. MEPHAM HIGH SCHOOL KEY CLUB Wishes Much Future Success For the Members of the Class of ’68 Best Luck To Our Fellow Classmates Sr. Homeroom 339 Lenny Capristo Howie Cholden Best Wishes To The Lewis Carpenter Angelo Ciccotto Ellen Carpentiere Bill Carrington Jackie Cintino Joanne Cioffi Senior Class of ’68 Bob Cass Marcia Clarin Judy Cassandro Lorraine Classi Kathy Cassia Cheryl Clowes Mary Castellano Marian Cohn Judy Cataffo Sue Cole Norman Cayne Bill Collins Dennis Centore Edmond Cetto Marysue Collura Ceil Colman GIRLS’ SERVICE CLUB Ray Chadwick Janet Colman Henry Cheli John Cunningham Alex Chester Dennis Monohan Vinnie Chionchio Mrs. O'Grady Best Wishes To The Class of '68 From The Mepham A CAPPELLA CHOIR Lawrence Anderson Joan Maffucci Scott Azie Randy Maltz Jan Basile Meg Martin Jay Bates Carol Mathie Fran Block Richard Matsil Lucille Bier Bill Mayr Gary Bram Patricia McDermott Grace Breidenbach Eddie Meir Jamie Broder Lou Moccio Ann Burnett Michael Moss Lois Chester Wayne Muller Susan Cole Roberta Murphy Margie Conway Ron Pace Fred Cordes Sandy Palmiotto James Doundoulakis Steven Pardi Rose Doundoulakis Laura Pravitz Carole Dunbar Janet Reder John Elling Brian Rommel Susan Farina George Ruggi Roseanne Fiero Celeste Russo Gwen Frankel Mark Sadok Terri Fisher Linda Santos Jeff Golombo Laurie Sherpich Alan Gottesman Pat Schneider Mark Hallett Bruce Schragel Stephanie Harris Alan Schwartz Karen Helmke Christine Seibold Margaret Hennessy Frank Setteducati Dave Holtzman Paul Shper James loli Alan Sloane Jeff Jaeggi Elysa Sunshine Steve Kaminshine Lauri Tengstrom Judy Keever James Tonon Ronnie Kenigson Susan Ury Brian Kerrigan Kevin Weiler Penny Kronenberg Wayne Weitzel Barbara Kuhlman Lorraine Yeneralo Bill Logan Nancy Zachmann Ann Lertora Donna Zurlo Steven Lewis Robert Lisberger Mr. Edwin E. Snyder MYER THE BUYER Discounts 500 Bedford Ave. Bellmore The Maas Family Eric—Class of '63 Diane—Class of '52 Roy—Closs of '55 Christa—Class of '66 HARSE UPHOLSTERY Your Kodak Dealer QUICK’S COMPANY PHOTO SERVICE Photostats 541 Bedford Avenue Identification Photos 1877 Bellmore Avenue Bellmore, New York North Bellmore, New York SU 5-7848 Compliments of FOREST CITY DELICATESSEN Specializing in Party Platters and SECURITY NATIONAL BANK choice cold cuts OF LONG ISLAND Robert Wright, Props. 2839 Jerusalem Avenue Member of FDIC Wantagh, L.I., N.Y. SU 5-9572 SU 5-0422 Free Delivery LILY PHARMACY INC. State Farm Insurance • Prescriptions THORIN W. TH0RGRIMS0N • Medical Supplies Agent • Cosmetics • Hallmark Cards Off. Phone (516) 826-6222 108 Bedford Ave. • Fanny Farmer Res. 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WISHES THE CLASS OF ’68 SUCCESS Best Wishes to the Class of '68 From LOUIS CATERERS Exclusive Kosher Catering CA 1-2155 Jerry Rubenstein, Caterer SU 1-3134 MISS COUNTRY TEEN one stop shop for the teenage set” 10% Discount Sizes 3-15 Jr. and Jr. Petite 2721 Merrick Rd. Bellmore LUBERT S DEPARTMENT STORE Outfitters to the entire family Infants • Childrens . Mens • Ladies Official Gym Wear for all Schools 111-113 Bedford Ave. Bellmore, New York SU 5-1169 CA 1 -5548 WERNER S PAINT AND WALLPAPER Dutch Boy Paints Distinctive Wallpapers Scott’s Garden Supplies 221 Bedford Ave. Bellmore, N.Y. BELLMORE B00TERY 305 N. Bedford Ave. Bellmore, N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF CARL HOPPL’S CARL HOPPL’S IN BALDWIN WESTBURY MANOR 100 Sunrise Highway Jericho Turnpike Baldwin, Long Island Westbury, Long Island BA-3-7200 ED-3-7117 Florists TA 6-6000 Open Evenings CAstle 1-3749 Telegraph Mon., Thurs., Fri. Delivery LOWE FURNITURE, INC. 2755 Merrick Road PETITE FLORIST Bellmore, L.I., N.Y. 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