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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1971 volume:

TREASURE CHEST 1971 WELLINGTON C. MEPHAM HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF RONALD BERMAN Tables of Contents Photographic Essay.....................................page 1 Editors Forward .......................................page 24 Dedication ............................................page 25 People: Seniors, Faculty, Underclassmen, Administrators ................................page 26 Sports and Activities..................................page 120 Advertisements and Senior Index .......................page 159 ttmmm ii I§ Wmmw m � i«i i«s il®§®§ � i afi sgsw ;i 4 , -■ • - §SS� rf ‘£ yk':j1 5 pite ; ; : ' ■ • ; fW V w . V fc ? o '-. ' « V ;k.'-v : VW V 'V ;•• • •; ■ ; .’; � :,vjtgr. V v ' .-■ •• ■'• -•' SKS' ri V . ■ t . V J - ’ . vff- v S'C''? v •1 ■ 2 S? 5 Of being able to make an adventure. To be lived as it comes. 6 Of being a great chemist and being able to turn lead into Platinum 10 11 Of being able to cross the country without even stopping for a breath 17 18 20 21 22 As a mepham student I achieved all oj these things and much more . . . Editor’s Foreword Editor-in-Chief Ronald Berman While planning this year's yearbook, I tried many exciting innovations that I felt would make this a truly outstanding yearbook. Many of the features introduced here, such as the color cover, dividers, arrangement of underclassmen, and teacher and student candids are the first to appear in a high school yearbook in the Long Island area. Techniques and features, though, are not the most important part of a yearbook; it is the ability of the book to hold the memories and spirit of our high school years that will prove its eventual succes. It is my hope that this publication will be able to, in twenty years, regenerate the same feelings of pride, joy, and accomplishment in ourselves, as we hold now. 24 Dedication Dr. Joseph H. Goergen In coming to serve as Mepham's principal. Dr. Joseph Goergen has brought with him many invaluable years of experience in both the business and educational fields. It is perhaps because of this versatility that Dr. Goergen was able to acquire the rare insight needed to deal successfully with the many and complex problems facing an administration today. Throughout the year. Dr. Goergen has proven himself to be an active participant both in student affairs and in enlarging the student role in school policy. He has, in fact, often sought out student opinion on various matters. It is that, his fairness, and his open-minded approach to all issues that has earned him the respect and admiration of the entire student body. It is therefore with great pleasure, that we, the Class of 1971, dedicate our yearbook, the 1971 Treasure Chest, to Dr. Joseph Goergen. 25 26 27 FACULTY: (Left to Right) Rocco Abatemarco English Annette Adler Biology Thor Abrahamson Social Studies Joseph Ambrosini Domenic Antinucci Patricia Awe 28 Kathleen Alberto Kathleen Alex Andrea Alschuler Joel Altsman 29 FACULTY: (Left To Right) Deborah Baci Spanish Edmund Berridge Bookkeeping Anthony Barbera Driver Education Brett Baker Donald Beckley Sara Belardi Eugene Belkin Gail Bennett Jane Bennett 30 David Balaban Linda Bally Robert Basilone Charles Bauer Barbara Becker Lee Benoit Ronald Berman Mitchell Bernstein Charles Berrini Robert Besner 31 FACULTY: (Left To Right) William Bimbie Spanish Theodora Bineares Physical Education Robin Better Howard Blank Steven Blick Rae Brower Michael Brown Julia Bruno Jeremiah Buono Patrick Burke Patricia Burns Deborah Bushman Nancy Buthmann Robert Butler 32 Terry Bochner John Bongiorno James Brennan Shawne Brent Mitchell Broder JaneCadieux Paul Caiati MarkCalvey Belita Campanelli Melinda Campbell 33 FACULTY: (Left To Right) Stewart Braverman Business Arlene Boranian English Kenneth Borg Industrial Arts Anastasia Cantallatos David Cawley Salvatore Cefalu Roberta Chopp Carol Ciancarelli Donna Ciavolella Frances Cimminio Steven Cisek Cynthia Clowes 35 Debra Clukies Shelley Cohen Susan Collins FACULTY: (Left To Right) Rhoda Brown Guidance Burton Cafro Printing Elaine Calitri English Philip Cook Harriet Cooperman Deborah Coppola Glenn Cording 36 W. Collins Frank Colon James Colongione Janine Conroy 37 William Cox FACULTY: (Left To Right) Ftazel Casbarra Social Studies David Cheng Science Paul Cohen Math Diane Curcio Robert Curro Nancy Daigen Judith Daniels William Danz 38 Karen Craig Daniel Cregan Linda Cremona Dawn Cuches Irene Cunningham Bryan Dee 39 Dominic D'ascoli Glenn Davis Edward DeHayes Thomas Delgiudice Joan Demartine Rayella DeRiggi Nancy Distefano FACULTY: (Left to Right) Lisbeth Collins Typing Wilma Cope Library Jane Dressier Nancy Driscoll Eileen Dumenko Ethel Dunn Dianne Duplessis Kathleen Dunne Gerald Earle David Ehrlichman Steven Elias Joseph Dlabola Linda Ellis Patricia Europe Alan Evans Joseph Falbo Jeffrey Falk 41 Pamela Farrell FACULTY: Left To Right Peter Costanzo Biology Ann Crowley Social Studies Elizabeth Day English April Fidotta Harriet Fields Leslie Fink Teresa Fiore Bruce Fox Michael Felice Robert Fenamore Deborah Fernandes Wallis Fein Linda Feldman Joseph Fox Steven Fram Joseph Ferrette Bram Friedman Robert Friedman DebbyFurrer FACULTY: Left To Right Philip Fitz Driver's Education Aldolph Des Jardins French Philip Delea Afro American, Anthropology Vincent Gibbone Monica Gilchrist Sheri Gillman John Giunta 44 FACULTY: Left To Right Gladys Erickson Latin Janet Feile Typing Gladys Feldman Spanish Cheryl Goldberg Christopher Goll Kathleen Good Sharon Goodman Beth Gordon Richard Goss 46 Florence Goldberg Susan Goldfisher Andrea Goldman Gary Goldman Bruce Goldstein James Graham Ellen Granet Marcy Grant William Grant Grace Grasso 47 FACULTY Anna Feuerlicht German Angela Enterlin Social Studies Kenneth Handler Barbara Hanley Susan Harris Bruce Hauptman Karen Hausman 48 Todd Greenberg Joanne Gregor Lewis Gross Robert Grossman Charles Gunyan Linda Heissner 49 Janet Hayken Rosalie Hegel Lynn Heitner Muriel Helbach FACULTY: Left To Right Rose Flax Typing Shorthand Martin Fleischer Special Education Mario Fontana Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Annaliese Hofmann Elena Hollander Andrew Holtzman Joanne Horenstein Janet Hornbostel 50 Matthew Hennessy Franklin Herman Steven Herzbrun Eileen Hillman Jane Hendricks 51 Deborah Horne Arnold Horowitz Annette Hubner John Hudik Norman llowite Judith Inserra FACULTY: Left To Right Matilda Forbes Math Douglas Gerek Physical Education Allan Goldman Health Marilyn Jata Patricia Jenkins Betty Johnson Gloria Johnson 52 Diane loli Karen Jaccard Debra Jaffe Glenjarmel 53 Robert Gorski Psychologist Martin Kaufman Georgann Kaye Anne Kearney John Kearon Deborah Kelly 54 Barbara Kalish Cheryl Kaplan Ren e Kasdorf Susan Kass Neil Katz Pamela Kelly Joseph Kempski Susan Kersch Joanne Khan Janet Knapfel 55 FACULTY: (Left To Right) Margaret Halladay Guidance Ann Hansen School Nurse Teacher Barbara Kwiatkowski Frances LaBarbera Carol Lacy Sherry Landau Susan Langfelder Amy Lapidus Gary Lapidus Janet Large Jean LaRose 56 Patricia LaRose Michael Lasky Rhonda Lasky Linda Lehrer William Leidecker 57 Anne Lenoci PERIODIC TABLE Of THE ELEMENTS FACULTY: (Left To Right) William Housman Chemistry Kenneth Hunte Physical Education Marilyn Hulland English Be e c N Maureen Lomangino Joanne Lombard Linda Lombardo Gregory Loshak Joseph Loughlin Mark Lucatorto Maureen Loughran Hilary Lowell Frank Loicano Kathy Lomangino Nancy Lloyd Derek Lieber Charles Lionetti Robert Luckman Nori Lustig Janet Lustik Laura Maksym Robyn Maltz Lindsay Manicom Michael Mann 60 Carol Lyden Steven Macklis Vincent Magliano Marilyn Maguinness FACULTY: (Left to Right) Dorothy Kafalas Home Economics George Johnson Guidance Eugene Kahn Math Maryann Marciano Steven Marcus Susan Marcus 61 Marcie Mard Robin Margolies Susan Margolis Paul Marino Susan Mark Roy Maus Donna Mathie Diane Mau Daniel Mason 62 Ml Melody Martin Neil Martin John Martorano FACULTY: (Left to Right) Lawrence Kalsh English Pamela Keating English Mollie Kaprow Typing, Bookkeeping 63 John McConnell Thomas McDonald Terrence McDonough James McGuirr Helene McHale Barry Messing Alison Meyer Debbie Milan Anthony Montesano 65 Robert Milici Vincent Montesano Marilyn Meier Linda Misciagno Barbara Michaelson Donna Moccio Robert Miller Pamela Morelli Stephanie Neville Pamela Newton Florence Noll Pat Nuciforo Virginia O'Brien Barbara Peck Gerald Peluso Barry Perlmutter Gail Peterson 68 lames Osborne AmyPalnitzki Howard Pallay Diane Pearse FACULTY: (Left to Right) Ira Levy Driver Education Walter Ligon Guidance Paul Limmer Earth Science Joseph Picarello Jonathon Pitchon Robert Ploeger 69 . Susan Ring Randall Roberts Patricia Roche Jeffrey Rogin Steven Rohrssen 70 Sue Rabinowitz Deborah Regan Frank Reid Diane Resnick Joyce Reuter Maria Romeo FACULTY: (Left to Right) Marilyn MacCoy Physical Education Andrea Magnus Reading Barbara Lovero Physical Education 71 Cheryl Sachs David Sadok Rhoda Salzberg Kathleen Sammons Francine Sarrapede 72 Kathleen Ruggles Jeffrey Rummell FACULTY: (Left to Right) Richard Marlborough Distribution Edmund McEnroe French Barbara Russo Michael Russo Deborah Ruter Dennis Ruth Robert Schatz Jay Schecter Paul Schilling Joseph Schmidt FACULTY: (Left to Right) George Mesologites Art Paul Mitchell Math George Nider English Ann Mills Social Studies Kathleen Shearman Cathy Shell Kevin Sheridan Robin Shulman Robin Siegel Robert Sorger Edward Sisalli Guy Simone Rosina Siracusa Anthony Spadaro Cynthia Spiero lames Stamm 76 Kenneth Stavish Ann Stebe Susan Stein John Small Richard Smith Leslie Smolin Gregory Sorger FACULTY: (Left to Right) Earlene O'Grady English Harry Moussas English Helen Moore Off. Practice, Cl. Pr. 77 Gene Steinberg Stephen Stepka Melanie Sterman David Stewart George Stilo Nancy Sweet Robert Swift Jeffrey Tannenbaum AmyTarallo Patricia Taras 78 Elaine Stogel Deirdre Strasser Andrew Surfer Jean Sussman 79 FACULTY: (Left to Right) Sari Riefberg Biology F4oward Rockwin . Music Ruth Rothfarb . . . English Deborah Vincench Janet Voigt William Volz Carolyn Vose Edward Vyskocil 81 Bruce Waldvogel Lois Walker James Walsh Andrew Washor Alan Wasserman Nancy Wellon Elizabeth West Terri Weyrauch Robert Wirth Lori Wishner Thomas Zicari Susan Zimmerman Elaine Zuewsky Joyce Zulkowski 84 Mary Ellen Yeneralo Paul Zagardo George Zahn Janet Zelanis FACULTY: (Left to Right) Jennifer Smith Soc. St. Susan Shea Mathematics David Snyder Biology Donald Schmidt Languages Rosella Siskind Mathematics Barbara Schuster Val Spaulding English 86 Edwin Synder Music 87 Margaret Urgese Guidance Louis Troisi Chem., Physics Joseph Tartikoff Mathematics Bernard Stein Social Studies Office Staff, A. Palkovich, F. Sammons, F. Branca, S. Devoti, L. Cornell, M. Collura, R. Fullgrabe, M. Schweisguth, H. Fillen. Cafeteria Staff, J. Lloyd, R. Gertheimer, H. Imarata, A. Vale, F. Maffucci, M. Kihoe, E. Rich, M. Kowalchick, A. Accardi. Custodial Staff Congratulations To The Class of7T Early Graduates Marilyn Bellia Merryl Bensol Philip Cooke Melody Cooper Rosann Delena Joanne Ernst Pam Gelber Joann Makofske Linda Melenwick Meryl Ostrofsky Jeffrey Pave Thea Peltz Debbie Sabia Ellen Shulman David Steiger Ira Stark Patricia Terebelski Kim Uzwy June Westerlund Arlyne Yares Jeff Rummell First Vice President Senior Class OJficers Charles Lionetti President Elise Jordan Secretary Carolyn Hiscox Second Vice President 92 Dom D'Ascoli Third Vice President Senior Class Adviser Mr. Martin Fleischer To the Senior Class of 71 Never have had so many do so much, for so many in such complete harmony and unison. You, seniors, have captured an elusive concept; one that in the past has been attributed only to those who have lived longer and are more experienced. You have learned that the end result is the important one; you have worked together and attained! You covered for each other; when one couldn't make it, there was always another who could, and did; nothing was left undone. If I were asked to choose one single factor that would be most indicative of future success — that would be it — complete cooperation of a group dedicated to absolute fulfillment of a given task. The very best of luck to you all in any and all of your future endeavors from — 'another senior” who cared'. 93 Principal Dr. Joseph H. Georgen Dr. Goergen has served as Mepham's principal for one year now, and has brought all his past experiences with him. He did his undergraduate work at Catholic University and received his Masters and Doctorate from St. John's University. He taught at private schools in New York City for seven years, and after World War II entered the industrial business in Pittsburg, where he remained for fourteen years. In 1960 he decided to return to teaching and taught foreign languages for one year in the Farmingdale School District. He became Assistant Principal for Howitt Jr. High School, and then served as principal there for five years. Besides presiding as our principal Dr. Goergen teaches at Hofstra. He feels the great, great majority,of Mepham's students Sre wonderful people and he considers it an honor to be associated with this school. 94 Assistant Principals Vincent DiTeodoro Arthur McQuillan Harry Newman John Martin Paul Kline District Principal Dr. Frederick H. Stunt 97 Mr. Cadros-Industrial Arts Mr. Leonard — English 98 Mr. Lomler — Art CHAIRMEN Mr. Stevens — Communications Media 99 Mr. Trybulski — Language Senior Sales Chairmen Rob Besner, Shelley Cohen. Senior Sales Senior Superlatives Most School Spirited — Maria Romeo, Kenny Krakaur. Most Artistic — Renee Kasdoff, Bruce Goldstein. Most Likey to Succeed — Laurie Weisberg, Jeff Roth. Most Talented — Amy Pahl, Alan Evans. 101 Most Athletic — Lynn Heitner, Bob Sorger. Wittiest — Daniel Mason, Corinna Minar. DEBBIE AND EDDIE TERRANA UNDERCLASSMEN Sophomores 013 Row 1: A. Bailey, D. Bandera, B. Armson, G. Adler, L. Alu, C. Abbate, R. Beck, N. Bail-lard, C. Belger. Row 2: B. Aleman, P. Ambrecht, C. Anderson, J. Amendola, A. Arrigo, A. Benesch, L. Belar-di, G. Barbera, L. Benigno. Row 3: R. Albercio, L. Barnett, Steve Belkin, Unknown, J. Barnard, D. Hulsen, R. Al-twarg, R. Ambrosio, M. Asser. 020 Row 1: G. Bunin, A. Bianchi, C. Calvagna, D. Cadieux, J. Buongermino, J. Bernstein, L. Brown, C. Borenstein, D. Cardamone, N. Braun. Row 2: C. Bridgeford, M. Bruno, Unknown, R. Bower, P. Brown, J. Calaghan, R. Bonne, D. Bogatz, J. Bilella, J. Butler, R. Berlinger. Row 3: S. Braff, R. Brunetti, S. Brizotti, P. Brent, R. Brendell, F. Bon-gorno, W. Brunning, F. Cali, C. Bova, R. Bigbie, F. Benso. 119 Row 1: M. Ceglio, D. Coccia, K. Cohen, L. Cloud, C. Car-son, Unknown, K. Clark, E. Chitow, P. Cherwin, S. Carter, C. Catapano. Row 2: C. Ciancarelli, R. Coleman, A. Carpentiere, M. Cohen, J. Cassandre, Unknown, J. Clearey, P. Canallotes, M. Cohen. Row 3: M. Cole, R. Cayne, J. Chino, M. Carey, M. Cataldo, C. Carroll, W. Chaffee, R. Cohen. 120 Row 1: K. Diblase, K. Costanza, D. Cunningham, D. Dar-metko, K. Conlin, K. Cuddi-hy, V. Corliss, S. Cutroneo, K. DellaSperanza, j. Corso. Row 2: George Dunaif, G. Del-Giudice, D. Coveil, G. Di-Gregorio, M. Diaz, K. Conroy, j. Dallas, D. Dachinger, S. Cowitt. Row 3: E. Diller, E. D'Eri, M. DeCicco, C. Deo-dene, M. Corselli, E. Costa, J. Creighton, S. Costagliola, F. Detrano, M. Demonico. 208 Row 1: M. Donner, D. Dougherty, J. Doneger, M. Eldeman, C. Duneyer, E. Chi-tow, S. Carter, M. Dunetz. Row 2: P. Fava, R. Druckee, G. Dlabola, S. Farber, M. Eschman, J. Fackovec, D. Cherwin, M. Engel. Row 3: W. Falk, Unknown, R. Falco, B. Elden, A. Elias, J. Falci, J. Donnelly, M. Erhardt, L. Falkner. 210 Row 1: E. Fisher, M. Fena-more, C. Feuntes, D. Francis, C. Glassman, W. Franz, A. Frishman, K. Fernandez, L. Fisher, K. Fenning, P. Fellows. Row 2: D. Franzino, M. Gel-fano, T. Ford, T. Gansler, R. Fitkin, M. Fisher, B. Fox, D. Frisch, J. Ferrari, N. Getter, M. Frimmel, S. Giunta. Row 3: L Gerald, M. Gilchrist, S. Fulep, S. Glick, N. Friedman, M. Gangi, R. Furci, S. Fox, D. Frey, J. Frishman, R. Gilmar-tin, H. Gartenberg. 211 Row 1. L. Goldszak, E. Goodman, D. Heielsen, M. Haber, N. Hausner, C. Hample, K. Guy, K. Hausman, B. Grasso, B. Gozdiewski; Row 2 S Gordon, B Gotlieb, J. Go-lomb, R. Bonne, J. Gress, M. Gold, R. Greenberg, G. Greenwald, W. Goldstein; Row 3: S. Heller, K. Golda-ber, I. Jordon, E. Harris, H. Hahn, J. Graf, D. Greenle, E. Heitner, J. Grant, S. Greenwald. 213 Row 1: C. Henn, E. Janson, K. Jennings, C. Ingber, M. Irwin, E. Horenstein, P. Hiller, L. Jarres; Row 2: H. Janko, D. Huelsen, E. Holt, K. Hill, V. Herman, N. Henderson, A. Herling, D. Jewell, I. Jeskin; Row 3; T. Huber, H. Hoffer, R. Herzberg, A. Johnson, F. Hirsch, W. Hiller, K. HoHorst, D. Hoffman, M. Hennessey. 218 Row 1: I. Konopnicka, M. Jornot, R. Jones, L. Kanter, J. Kash, D. Kastenbaum, D. Keighron, S. Kohn, N. Kesser, K. Kearney, L. Johnson, K. Knight, N. Keelan; Row 2: P. Knight, L. Karol, J. Joyce, J. Kates, N. Kannatt, J. Kaplan, B. Klumpp, J. Kennedy, B. Johnson, R Keisling, J. Ke-hoe; Row 3: P. Knoph, K. Kempner, R. Klein, S. Klein, S. Klein, P. Klein, P. Kaplan, J. Kolber, C. Kalvar, M. Kamin, S. Kelsey, R. Jones. 219 Row 1: M. Lenze, N. Leiter, P Krebs, M. Lieber, E. Liles, M. Kolberg, J. Lehman, R. La-Barbera, M. Konigsberg, N. Levine, D. Linguist, P. Licht-man. Row 2: G. Laurich, J. Occhiogrosso, R. Kurz, L. Lapidus, D. Kuperschmid, R. Lehrer, R. Lasky, J. LaRose, T. Kuchar, R. Lehman, E. Lewis. Row 3: K. Koppman, Unknown, Unknown, S. La-boyne, S. LaPollo, V. Lenoei, B. Landau, J. Levine, J. Kulko, R. Lamensa, E. Link. 228 Row 1: N. Liptzin, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, C. Lus-tig, A. Mateo, Unknown, Unknown, E. Mayers, L. Maguess. Row 2: Unknown, J. Maluosky, R. Mansfield, S. Maiorca, J. Marciano, R. Marcus, D. Matera, T. Mara-kovits. Row 3: D. McLoed, C. Mandel, C. Loughlin, R. Mathias, P. Major, N. Luck-ner, R. Lukas, M. Maraglio, L. Martinson. 230 Row I- M McConlogue. S McConville, L Minkoff, B Mermelstein, R. Matusiak, I) Mercurio, B. Miller, B Men zel, D. McGowan, S Me Carthy, S. McCarthy Row 2 J. Michaels, R McErlean R Mierau, D. McCann. P McGovern, J. McMahon, D McDermott, Unknown, G McHale, P Miller Row I W Meyer, A. Melnick, J Monk . S. Millard, R Milan, J Me Bride, S. McCourt M Me Callum, J. McGuinness 232 Row 1 — A. Palkovich, N. Patterson, V. Perey, E. Pagnotta, P. Nobile, R. Piazza, P. Pins-dorf, C. Pickering, D. Pan-none. Row 2 — A. Pinezich, T. Perricone, D. Raemondi, G. Pisani, C. Raemondi, J. Postel, D. Pallay, C. Paulus. Row 3 — J. Peterson, V. Pit-telli, G. Radtke, J. Passanant, J. Piccisillo, G. Pressler, M. Proct, K. Pascual, M. Passia-tore. Unknown. 233 Row 1 — J. Rodriquez, M. Rispoli, R. Rosen, R. Ronga, J. Rosenberg, D. Rorbah, W. Ross, D. Rothschild, A. Rizzo. Row 2 — L. Roth, D. Reeke, K. Roth, E. Rhodes, P. Rapp, J. Rispanti, S. Ritacco, D. Richardson, M. Reid, E. Ratowsky. Row 3 — B. Roach, R. Rizk, D. Ryan, F. Rivera, K. Reilly, H. Sabel, G. Rosenkrantz, B. Rothenberg. 234 Row 1 — M. Murphy, C. Oramas, Unknown, E. O'Connor, A. Nagel, M. Mun-gavin, C. Nichollis, M. Mor-reale, D. Nieli, A. Needlman, Row 2 — Unknown, T. Na-nos, P. Nobile, Unknown, R. Orson, G. Osmond, R. O'Leary, W. Oliver, D. Morgen-stern, J. Morris, Row 3 — R. Nolfo, T. Musumeci, R. Nor-tham, C. Morelli, T. Murphy, G. Nittoly, D. O'Brien, J. Montalto, W. Newton. Row 1: J. Saiewitz, L. Sar-rapede, C. Schmitt, M. Sabel-la, M. Salzberg, C. Schlein, R Schneider, V. Scholz. Row 2: L. Schaardt, M. Samet, N. Scheffer, L. Safarik, W. Sami-low, F. Schneider, K. Schoenberg, j. Sciacca, J. San-Franandre. Row 3: S. Schoen-berger, K. Sarrosick, L. Schu-mach, K. Sasloff, L. Schiff, J Schuster, R. Schwartz, W Schacter, A. Scher. Row 1: P. Squitire, C. Sloane, j. Shapiro, D. Slade, S. Smith, S. Ritacco, N. Smith, Unknown, D. Sostack, D. Shannon, W. Seaman. Row 2: K. Smith, P. Scianna, S. Smith, S. Smith, R. Smith, D. Spiero, J. Sibrizzi, D. Simon, S. Steg-muller, C. Seidner. Row 3: T. Sciubba, D. Seman, L. Simon, S. Shulman, J. Strauss, D. Seaman, P. Steinmaker, R Seidenberg, S. Spiegel. Row 1: C. Taylor, K. Tryfus, M. Swezey, D. Strawgate, F. Vilk, D. Sweeney, H. Swift, C. Tagliente, D. Verni, G. Stumpf, E. Sveda. Row 2: R. Sussman, W. Turett, M. Tub-ridy, S. Unger, J. Vandewater, T. Tucker, L. Turansky, T. Testa, J. Ullmann, D. Suchow, J. Tarallo. Row 3: A. Voilovich, R. Termotto, Unknown, Unknown, R. Volz, J. Taibi, J. Sugarman, J. Strolla, W. Tor-rey, R. Tricarico. 323 Row 1: R. Barbaccia, J. Taylor, D. Barbera. Row 2: R. Grand-williams, K. Russell, E. Barckow. X 1 East Cafeteria —A Row 1: D. Vose, K. Warner, M. Walton, J. Wallace, R. Weiss, K. Boos, L. Warminsky. Row 2: Unknown, P. Kiernan, B. Johnson, A. Weber, L. Weinberger, R. Wayman, M. Menial, R. Weinstein. Row 3: D. Wattz, T. Barker, J. Warkarwa, M. Gottolieb, M. Weiget, Z. Wechsler, R. Weiss, M. Kiernan. East Cafeteria —B Row 1: C. Engel, R. Yanofsky, M. Zaffrin, M. Woehr, L. Wetter, C. Young, N. Zouber. Row 2: W Whritenour, S. Wohl, Unknown, J. Wilkins, C Zajac, N. Wiedon, J. Will-ner. Row 3: J Wolf, H. Zaken, M. Zinho, J. White, M. Williamson,' R. Williamson, J. 7amojcin. f Juniors 127 Row 1: F. McPhail, G. Wick-lin. Row 2: W. Piesco, L. Lui, C. Cantasano. 114 Row 1: R. Zuckerman, D. Werner, E. Zelanis, Unknown, P. Sobol, Unknown, B. Wittenkin. Row 2: J. Zweig, J. Zamojcin, S. Wolf, G. Zacchia, E. Zeitlin, J. Sherwood. Row 3: D. Wright, E. Wettermark, K. Weyrauch, M. Lucatorto, K. Jata, J. Cannizzaro. 214 Row 1: T. Sheem, J. Sheid, A. Satloff, H. Schwartz, D. Saylor, L. Scott, D. Sheilds, L. Schnept, B. Schramm. Row 2: A. Scarola, Unknown, Unknown, A. Shepherd, L. Schwartz, E. Seizon, J. Sebel, Unknown, P. Schmidt. Row 3: Unknown, Unknown, E. Shendell, J. Seppie, Unknown, S. Seeger, M. Schnit-zon, I. Snydon, M. Sheroff. 216 Row 1: C. Smith, J. Svenson, D. Spisak, J. Spitale, J. Sokol-sky, C. Stein, M. Switsky; Row 2: L. Snipes, D. Strom, J. Sunshine, J. Talamini, R. Stein, S. Suchow, A. Sunshine; Row 3: S. Smith, G. Sobelson, S. Sorger, R. Simon, S. Stamler, S. Stern, B. Syrett. Row 1: E. Weiss, P. Tschirhart, C. Testa, D. Thurston, J. Tro-peano, E. Turner, S. Urbano, P. Vellia; Row 2: R. Tonkin-son, J. Valinsky, R. Vallone, D. Townsend, E. Weinstein, R. Triant, E. Tietz, A. Vasta; Row 3: R. Wallis, S. Teicher, J. Thorne, B. Weingarter, Unknown, G. Vehlies, R. Torta, Unknown. 215 Row 1: N. Rucker, E. Rossi, G. Rosenfeld, D. Rozansky, J. Rosenthal, A. Rothstein, S. Router, D. Reis, R. Rossberg; Row 2: J. Rojas, J. Rosenberg, Unknown, Unknown, W. Regina, Unknown, J. M. Roberts, S. Reiman, L. Reiter; Row 3: G. Rosenthal, M. Rozea, G. Rosenthal, B. Rich-man, B. Ruter, P. Rubin, A. Rudich, T. Riccio, J. Ruggles. 222 302 Row 1: L. Hague, I. Gutstein, A. Hale, J. Halpern, M. Hamburg, E. Hanley, J. Harris, Row 2: J. Gymoty, S. Hand-werger, D. Heagle, K. Gur-gerano, A. Grove, D. Harris, A. Harris, R. Grasso. Row 3: S. Gottesman, J. Greenfield, J. Haas, D. Gutt, M. Grayson, M. Harkines, S. Gorman, L. Gregory. 304 Row 1: D. Hendelman, S. Kaufman, L. Hollander, S. Kandybowicz, M. Kantor, P. Hebendanz, u. Keene, Row K. Hillje, P. Kalish, E. Joseph, R. Kantor, R. Karman, B. Jab-kowski, L. Herzog. Row y R. Jacobelli, K. Inze, R. Himme, D. Kanarek, L. Hinkley, T. Johnson, S. Herlihy. Row 1: R. Barbieri, D. Alt-house, B. Altman, G. Barnard, D. Bartsch, D. Berger, N. Bauman. Row 2: B. Baer, P. Bergman, S. Anderson, M. Crosby, G. Berlinger, S. Al-tenhouse, J. Barnhart, J. Becker. Row 3: J. Alberto, A. Aronson, S. Albert, R. Aster, J. Ambrosio, M. Benov, J. Berkowitz, G. Assmus. 310 Row 1: R. Kirschenbaum, W. Kerievsky, R. Kehlenbeck, R. Kronish, N. Kobylanski, D. Kline. Row 2: G. Kelly, Unknown, D. Kovalsky, M. Kol-chin, R. Klein, G. Klingsberg, D. Kligerman. Row 3: J. Koval, A. Klein, B. Kornblum, R. Kenigson, B. Kempf, W. King, M. Kenny. 316 Row 1: A. Levine, E. Levine, A. Livoti, C. Lucia, R. Maltz, A. Lubrano, J. Lomenzo, S. Maguinness, L. Lisberger, E. Leiber. Row 2: F. Luskin, J. Levine, T. Major, I. Lapidus, J. Leighton, Unknown, A. Kverne, R. Leibowitz, R. Lapp. Row 3: J. Macukas, W. Lossef, S. Lotto, R. Maddalen-o, M. Lieberman, L. Lie-breich, J. Langsner, J. LaValle, P. Lancieri, S. Lederman. 317 Row 1: J. Broad, D. Bos, L. Burling, D. Bukotman, D. Borzym, D. Boscarino, J. Brett. Row 2: R. Blitz, W. Brooks, J. Bridgeford, B. Blucher, R. Boe, R. Blaustein. Row 3: E. Borgese, J. Caffera, C. Burke, G. Bernstein, P. Cadieux, G. Cacciopo, W. Buccheri, N. Blauzvern. 321 Row 1: M. Carriero, M. Ca-pozzi, M. Connors, C. Cerro, D. Corazon, J. Cohen, D. Costanzo, D. Colman, T. Ces-ta, M. Charney. Row 2: D. Cardamone, S. Cohen, J. Christmann, M. Cook, S. Ciancarelli, M. Clark, J. Cohen, L. Colon, T. Callaghan, E. Chazen. Row 3: R. Cennamo, S. Cennamo, S. Carroll, B. Cooper, J. Campbell, D. Cornwell, S. Cowan, B. Ciul-la, C. Capitano, S. Capitano, P. Ciavolella. 324 Row 1: P. McCann, R. Marks, J. Matsil, C. Martey, Unknown, B. Mandelion. Row 2: A. Mansfield, C. Mazza, L. McCauly, L. Marcus, P. Math-ney, C. Marinazzo. Row 3: C. Matthai, N. McConville, R. Marandola, J. McHale, D. Mateichik, J. Manniello, S. Manniello. 325 Row 1: T. Fava, C. Faulkner, M. Ehrenreich, R. Fleishman, P. Ennis, N. Doty, V. Forberr ger, J. Ferhel. Row 2: J. Ferris, C. Farina, J. Forlenza, S. Dunne, P. Felicetti, R. Fitkin, M. Ludden, R. Marek, S. Fay. Row 3: F. Feldmann, G. Epstein, D. Feder, T. Eyerman, J. Dowd, R. Feldman, K. Dop-pel, J. Drab, W. Federgram. 327 Row 1: S. Dallas; A. Cox; D. Di Gregorio, D. Dochnahl, D. D'Arco, C. Danisi, I. Cregan, S. Day, W. Dillmann. ROW 2: A. Oilier, J. Crue, C. De-Nardo, J. Damiano, D. Cruz, N. DiSilvestre, J. Curran, J. Dolin, Row 3: C. Diamond, T. Stehm, P. Di Matteo, F. De-Turris, R. DiLieto, J. De-Pasquale, P. DeMarco, G. Domingo. 328 Row 1: J. Meltzer, T. Morin, P. Nolan, D. Munsch, N. Newitt, Row 2. D. Noerr, G. Migden, C. Noll, C. Meser-ole, S. Murphy, M. Monroe, Row 3: S. Metzger, T. Moren-o, B. Milici, B. Notarstefano, S. Northam, D. Nash. 329 Row 1: N. Furman, J. Goldberg, L. Gilchrist, J. Genna, E. Garber, F. Goldman, C. Ger-bino, D. Geissler, Row 2: R. Giustizia, K. Fromm, J. Sokol-sky, N. Gabriel, S. Goldberg, D. Giustino, Y. Gomez, G. Gabriel, Row 3: M. Garofola, M. Goldner, C. Gonsalves, R. Gaito, E. Lombardo, L. Freund, M. Gibbons, B. Froh-linger, R. Gazzo. • • 332 Row 1: L. Oramus, M. Pflau-mer, F. Ovetsky, A. Post, D. Prastaro, T. Pittman, J. Pearl, Row 2: T. Parrinello, J. On-dris, J. Pinezich, I. Pedersen. L. Pitchon, S. Pettit, Row 3: K. Oshan, S. Parker, M. Polizzi, A. Paladino, J. Pineles, V. Panzica. Personalities, Newsprint, Athletics, t?OUR CHIEF BRIDr In Concert, Involvement, Theatre, Happening Treasure Ronald Berman, Editor-in-Chief Joann Kahn, Lay-Out Editor and David Strom Photographer. Chest Amy Lapidus, Robin Siegel, and Rob Besner, Business Editors. Joni Becker, Karen Fromm, Judy Rosenthal, and Gayle Migden — Junior Staff. Robin Shulman, Copy Editor; Elena Hollender, Literary Editor; and Robin Better, Assistant to the Editor. The culmination of the senior year is most often symbolized by the yearbook. All of the major events and happenings of the year are captured in its pages. The publication of the yearbook in the late spring is always the cause of much excitment, for the underclassmen as well as for the seniors. This year under Editor-in-Chief Ronnie Berman, the 1971 TREASURE CHEST witnessed many new and innovative changes. Much of its layout, pictures, and copy have been changed in order to assemble the finest possible yearbook. It represents a complex group of clubs, activities, sports, and above all, people. The 1971 yearbook seeks to capture not only a visual representation of the year, but also its flavor and spirit. 123 Laurie Weisberg, Editor-in-Chief and Jeff Roth, Assistant editor. Vol. 34 No.5 Wellington C Mepham High School January. 1971 The BUCCANEER has long been the outstanding newspaper organized and edited by the students themselves. The paper functions as a forum for the activities, ideas, and opinions of the student body. Editor-in-Chief Laurie Weisberg and assistant editor Jeff Roth were responsible for the overall publication of the BUCCANEER and established the excellent standards of its editorial policy. Incorporated into each issue were current events in both the school community, humorous and analytical articles, creative writing and sports. The high excellence of the paper has been proven by the large amount of recognition it received by various journalistic contests throughout the state. David Cawley (Exchange Editor), Lynn Dunn (Copy Editor), David Strom (Photographer). Emily Garber (Feature Editor), Roberta Chopp (News Editor). Mitchell Broder (Business Manager), Joann Horenstein (Art Editor). 124 Student Council The Student Council is the official spokesman of the student body of Mepham High School. Under a new and innovative program this year, participatory democracy, its membership is comprised of any student who chooses to be a part of the student government. Under the new constitution, the organization has a great deal of leeway in both the planning and execution of its major ideas. Like most student councils, Mepham's student government attempts to provide a forum for the students ideas and suggestions. But unlike most other organizations serving in the same capacity, our student government places no restrictions on who may become a member. In this way, it eliminates the traditional hieracy elitist domination. During the past year, the Student Council has established a Student Advisory and Grievance Board, Faculty-Student discussion sessions, a Peace Corps Program, interschool visitation, and other programs for the betterment of the school and the community. In addition, it has supported needy families at Christmas time, and sponsored various assemblies, evening activities, and open end forums. This year's Student Council has laid the groundwork for participatory democracy as well as an improved student-faculty-administration relationship. The senior student council members offer the underclassmen the sincere wish of a successful continuation and expansion of the Student Council principles this year. Executive Board Lauri Hallett Harriet Cooperman Steve Elias Mary Ellen Yeneralo Robin Shulman Elena Hollender 125 Key Club First Row: R. Berman, H. Pallay, R. Dileto, M. Tuman, S. Elias, G. Lapi-dus, A. Ackerman, H. Zaken. Second Row: J. Monks, S. Shulman, R. Klein, L. Alscid. Third Row: M. Ka-min, D. Pallay, J. Sugarman, P. Brown. Leo Club First Row: R. Tonkinson, j. Roth, J. Ferette, S. Weissler. Second Row: B. Kornblum, W. Cameron, N. Blauz-vern, J. Greenfield, D. Sadok, N. Martin, Third Row: G. Migden, K. Fromm, R. Krinsky, D. Dougherty, A. Owens, L. Roth, S. Kohn, L. Man-icom, Coach Goldman. Fourth Row: G. Rosenthal, S. Wolf, G. Rosenthal. Absent: B. Gozdziewski. H. Lowell, N. Ilowite, C. Lionetti. Interact First Row: M. Broder, M. Goldner, J. Corless, G. Wilder, B. Heryberg, C. Bauer. Second Row: K. Krauker, F. Colon, J. Cannizzo, E. Holt, D. Nieli, L. Weinberger, B. Sorger. Third Row: G. Steinberg, T. McDonough, J. Dolin, M. Grayson, A. Aronson, J. Lehmann. Honor Society Top Row — Nancy Bauman, Bernette Baer, Diane Reis, Joni Zweig, Robin Rossberg, Anne Krauss, Lynn Schwartz. Row 2 — Florry Goldberg, Andrea Needleman, Robin Margolies, Diane Strawgate, Lisa Benigno, Nancy Liptzin, Debbie Bogatz, Deb-by Regan, Julia Bruno. Row 3 — Marcy Grant, Nan Meyers, Susan Margolis (recording secretary) Ronni Lasky (treasurer), Carol Lieb, (President), Andrea Goldman (Vice-President), Jeanne Badlato (Historian) Sue Kass (Corresponding Secretary). Row 4 — Nancy Daigen, Elaine Stogel, Amy Elias, Caryn Lustig, Laurie Keene, Jan Freidman. Girls Service Club Acapella Acapella Choir,Row 1 — C. lieb, A. Evans, L. Hollander, E. Garber, B. Blucher, S. Dunne, C. Kaplan, D. Mason, K. Nazaruk. Row 2 — T. Ford, C. His-cox, D. Donnelly, T. Johnson, P. Uriarte, L. Aidala, J. Taratunio, B. Nelson, J. Cohen. Row 3 — A. Tarallo, P. Press, M. Jata, G. Lapidus, M. Zitner, S. Palumbo, H. Hahn, K. Tucker, J. Schmidt, M. Yeneralo. Row 4 — S. Riemann, D. Moccio, R. Kagan, M. Grant, M. Hawkins, J. Hagin, A. Holtzman, D. Corazon, D. Kelly, B. Danz, D. Ruter, A. Schreiber. BA ND OFFICERS Mepham Twirlers L. Ellis B. Kwiatkowski P. Sobol N. Lloyd D. Nieli J. Whamond M. Lomangino CHOIR OFFICERS Row 1: D. Taylor, P. Schilling, Row 2: N. Gabriel, B. Kwiatkowski, P. Turn marello, S. Masi, N. Ilowite, P. Farrell, K. Masucci. Row 1: L. Aidala, A. Pahl, A. Evans. Row 2: M. Gilchrist, J. Hagin, T. Costagliola, D. Mason. Row 1: L. Pearsall, R. Kronish, K. Weyrauch, D. loli, H. Fields, D. MacLead, S. Olsen, M. Gilchrist. Row 2: C. Vose, C. Towers, S. Elias, N. Lustig, N. Martin, F. Glasser, P. Furci, A. Pahl, J. Fox, R. Trench, D. Sadok, R. Brower. Row 3: J. Cannizzo, T. Jones, M. Campbell, S. Carroll, L. Hallett, 7 Torn ' C. Sachs, A. Gritz, M. Ross, G. Earle, J. Hayken. Row 4: D. Griffin, T. Costagliola, A. Krauss, J. Neichen, D. Mathie, S. Rohrssen, H. E. Cooperman, M Stein, L. Cremona, S. Gottesman Jolly Rogers Girls Chorus Row 1 — E. Horenstein, A. Mansfield, j. D'Amico, F. Schneider, C. Clowes, N. Yermakov, A. Arrigo, D. Bukatman. Row 2 — L. Richman, J. Kash, C. Schmitt, J. Broad, C. Borenstein, R. Weiss, D. Shannon, K. Della Speranza, K. Jennings, E. Liles. Row 3 — N. Zoubek, A. Herling, D. McDermott, D. James, D. Slade, J. Shapiro, N. Leifer, A. Bianchi, J. Irwin, M. Gilchrist, S. Ciancarelli. Row 4 — H. Sabel, N. Keesser, R. Kiesling, E. Sveda, L. Minkoff, D. Jewel, P. Fellows, L. Schaardt, B. Rothenberg, E. Taft, R. Altwarg, L. Magness. Repertory Band Mixed Chorus Row 1. J. Genna, J. Matsil, P. Moren, S. Kohn, J. Friedman, K. Lomangino, L. Roth, M. Finamore, D. Geissler. Row 2. S. Stern, J. Brett, J. Pitchon, M. Cohen, G. Gabriel, G. Vehlies, R. Coleman, D. Rozansky, D. Kligerman. Row 3. B. Wittekind, M. Clark, D. Bartsch, D. Kline, J. Campbell, R. Ton-kinson, J. Graf, J. Cleary. String Ensemble Pep Club American Field Service Back Row: J. Horenstein, L. Roth, D. Regan, M. Hanberg, J. Inserra, T. Johnson, Row 2: T. Weyrauch, M. Lasky, R. Lasky, Row 3: D. Cawley, L. Aidala, S. Margolis, E. Stogel, T. Cesta, C. Krell, C. Schlein. Kneeling: R. Chopp, L. Dunn-secretary, R. Shulman-Treasurer. Sitting: D. Mason-Vice President, L. Manicom — A.F.S. Exchange Student, L. Weisberg — President. Ski Club Future Teachers of America World Youth Forum N. Lustig D. Mason B. Michaelson Tony Bowie Nicaragua Mrs. A. Mills Adviser V. Smitian Yugoslavia C. Lieb Varsity Letter Writer s Guild Sitting: M. Broder, L. Hollander. Row 1: M. Ross, R. Kronish, D. Berger, M. Lasky. Row 2: G. Earle, S. Murphy, A. Mansfield, M. Russo, T. Johnson. Library Club Row 1 — S. Gillman, G. Krell, L. Aidala, N. Driscoll. Row 2 — B. Klump, unknown, S. Giz-zi, C. Engel, L. Maksym, A. Block. Math Team Seated: J. Roth, L. Weisberg, L. Hollander. Standing: S. Kaufman, S. Schonzeit, J. Hal-pern, B. Blucher, J. Rosenberg, F. Luskin, R. Kagan, N. Blauzvern, A. Mansfield. Latin Club 133 A VSquad Skull and Bones Varsity Football Top Row: G. Mathei (mgr), J. Campbell, G. Helmke, B. Hauptman, A. Schreiber, R. Simon, E. Heitner, R. Wagner, J. Balcof (mgr), J. Loschen (mgr). 2nd Row: R. Cadolino, S. Cisek, N. Weingart, D. D'Ascoli, R. Orlando, R. Mathias, R. Smith, F. Colon, B. Eiden (mgr). 3rd Row: M. Mann, M. Cacca-vo, R. Cennamo, S. Riemann, J. Martorano, S. Blick, J. Sherwood, K. Weyrauch, T. Selzner. Bottom Row: P. Schmitt, T. Major, F. Herman, S. Stepka, D. Beckley, J. Roby, M. Grayson. JV Football Top Row: E. Wettermark, D. Watts, J. Montello, N. Luckner, D. Seaman, C. Bova, S. Link, R. Tricari-co, W. Turett, P. Cali. 2nd Row: T. Burke, M. Tubridy, E. Diller, J. Warkala, R. Sabel, R. Jones, R. Noflo, D. Ryan, T. Eyring. 3rd Row: L. Levity, J. Postel, J. Kehoe, A. Paladino, R. Bigbie, K. Smith, J. Kennedy. Bottom Row: B. Brunetti, E. Costa, J. Zamojcin, C. Morelli, K. Hohurst. For the second straight year the Mepham football team enjoyed a successful season on the strength of its powerful defense. The Pirates, led by Coach Spence Zuckerman, drove to a 4-0 record in the first half of the season with victories over Valley Stream Central, Oceanside, Calhoun and Hewlett. The Buc defense was the key to Mepham's early success as it never allowed more than 8 points in a single game. Defensiveback Neil Weingart thrilled the fans in Mepham's third straight win over archrival Calhoun by returning an intercepted pass 101 yards to insure the victory. A loss in the fifth game against Baldwin started the Pirates on a four game losing streak that gave them a 4-4 season's record. The games, including 6-0 loss to Bellmore Kennedy and an 8-0 setback by Herricks, were extremely close, as the offense continually tried without success to put points on the score board. Mepham Wrestling Varsity andJV Wrestling Row 1: G. Pisani, S. Smith, J. Pisani, E. Gelber, G. Zacchia, T. Riccio, B. Liebowitz, B. Baker, M. Rozea. Row 2: M. Muscara, T. DelGuidice, B. Schacter, J. Mirabella, W. Cameron, B. Gilmartin, J. Corliss, J. Cotton, J. McHale, R. Duckstein, B. Grant. Row 3: P. Principe, E. Borgese, D. Balaban, D. D'Ascoli, J. Cassandro, J. Crieghton, R. Morales, T. Milici. Row 4: J. Klein, R. Tonkinson, G. Simone, R. Rose, J. McMahon, R Sable, C. Montesano, B. Milici, F. Herman, D. Beckley, B. Sorger. Row 5: T. Selzner, E. Wettermark, R. Volz, R. Orlando, B. Teatom, B. Fenimore, T. McDonough, E. Heitner, L. Schu-mach, Coach Hunte. Award-Winning Wrestlers (First Place in tournaments). Kneeling — T. DelGuidice (Massepequa) M. Mascara (SS Division), John Mirabella (SS Div., County). Standing — T. McDonough (Wantagh), R. Herman (Massepequa), B. Sorger (Massepequa, Wantagh). 140 Throughout its history Mepham High School has been known as a great wrestling power. The 1970-1971 Pirate wrestlers did a great deal to keep up the school's reputation as they finished the year with a 10-2 record in dual meets and a third place finish in SSAL II. The Bucs did extremely well in tournaments as they took first place in the Wantagh and Massapequa tournaments, a second position in the South Shore II, and a third place finish in the South Shore tournament. John Mirabella and Mike Muscara both finished first in their classes in the South Shore. Coach Ken Hunte, a former Mepham wrestler and college star, has guided the pirates to a high standard of excellence. Soccer VARSITY Track WINTER TRACK Sitting: B. Kornblum, P. Weinstein, R. Tricarico, P. Marino, G. Zahn. Kneeling: S. Noflo, L. Freund, j. Sunshine, J. Kearon, B. Bruing, D. Dodinser, K. Hohorst, T. Paladino. Standing: D. Franzino, S. Altenhaus,J. Susazmar, J. Kennedy, D. Fram, M. McCallum, S. Millard, E. Weinstein, R. Brunetti, R. Lukas, R. Wagner, N. Weingart, R. Cadolino, M. Caccarco, F. Cali, E. Rose. AWARD WINNERS Mepham's soccer team took its second SSAL II title when they defeated Massape-qua 3-0 on October 26. The pirates established themselves as powers in soccer as they swept to an unbeaten league season and a second straight playoff spot. After its tremendous regular season Coach Ken Hunte's team was dealt a misfortune in the playoffs. After the Pirates first found game with Oceanside ended in a scoreless tie, the contest was awarded to the Sailors on an advantage in corner kicks. It was the second straight year that Mepham had bowed to Oceanside in playoff competition, but the team had accomplished a great deal. It gave soccer a major sport status at Mepham and the school recognition in interscholastic sports as a great force in soccer. Sitting: R. Weinstein, M. Caccaro, R. Cadolini, S. Noflo, P. Marino. Kneeling. R. Tricarico, J. Sunshine, R. Brunetti, G. Zahn, K. Hohorst. Standing: S. Attenburg, R. Wagner, S. Millard, J. Kennedy, Coach Limmer. SPRING TRACK Varsity Basketball Row 1 — S. Seger, C. Baver, C. Scher, R. Grossman, M. Garafola. Row 2 — A. Rudich, R. Aster, A. Klein — managers. Row 3 — Coach Gerik, A. Schrieber, J. Campbell, A. Horowitz, M. Shaw, J. Macukas, K. Weyrauch, G. Asmus, E. Sissali. J V Basketball Row 1 — M. Cohen, C. Carroll, R. Nolfo, R. Greenberg, Row 2 — A. Voitovich, P. Knoph, R. Ambrosio, R. Mathias, L. Lapidus, M. Proct, S. Kowit. Row 3 — Coach Goldman, J. Lotion, J. Angus, E. Diller, N. Luckner, B. Johnson, J. Berkowitz, S. Shulman, N. Getter. Cross Country Sitting — F. Benso, M. Roz-ea, S. Altenhaus, D. Pren-derbast, J. Creighton, M. Diaz. Kneeling — D. Spiero, J. McMahon (mgr.). Standing — P. Knuph, S. Braff, L. Shiff, Coach Tony Barbera. Tennis R. Liebowitz, J. Sunshine, T. Gansler, C. Bauer, R. Blitz, G. Loshak, S. Weissler, Coach Ira Levy. Baseball: Top: M. Tordilette Finnaran, Squeaky Seger, Stu Softball Witt, Bob Marandola, Dan Mateichek, Mitchel Shaw, Speedball Co- ?,n' L o „ , ' C,h,co S,mone' Ronzo Simon, Coach Gerek. Bottom: Greezer Garafola, Right-O-McConnell, Stud Qusek, Beaver Woehr, Bo Hank Roby, Harry D., Mike Schnitzer. Gymnastics Row 1 — M. Goldener, P. Demarco, K. Fish-enfelt, D. McCann, J. Alberto, E. Weinstein, S. Gorman, J. Ondris, Row 2 — M. Goldner, P. Demarco, K. Fishenfelt. Row 2 — R. Mansfield, R. Guistiza, H. Hoffer, D. McCann, J. Alberto, E. Weinstein, S. Gorman, J. Ondris, S. Carroll. Row 3 — D. Balaban, R. Teatom, B. Kornblum, J. Hoeffer. Golf Bowling Rifle Team COACHES CLUB A. Rothstein, P. Newton, C. Sachs, S. Harris, D. Moccio, J. Lustik, S. Johnson, L. Heitner, L. Colon, K. Shearman, S. Coppola, R. Kasdorf, A. Grove, M. E. Yeneral-o, J. Zamojcin, N. Lustig, E. Schwartz, B.Kwiatkowski, P. Mathney, S. Cohen, P. Parrel (captain), R. Better (co-captain). Row 1 — P. Newton, C. Testa. Row 2 — J. Hendricks, L. Kern. Row 3 — D. Colman, K. Lom-angino. Row 4 — J. Lustik, G. O'Brien, R. Kasdorf, M. Kolchin, K. Shearman, S. Harris. JV CHEERLEADERS Row 1 — D. Darmeko, W. Seaman. Row 2 — N. Goll, J. Kash. Row 3 — A. Livoti, E. Fisher, E. Rhodes, K. Noll. Row 4 — D. Cor-azon, P. Fellows, L. Colon, M. Kolberg. C. Glassman, C. Sachs, C. Gerbino, E. Horenstein, D. Moccio, D. Guistino, M. Grant, P. Hebendanz, C. Hiscox, L. Martinson, P. Mathney, E. Schwartz, N. Doty, R. Levine, N. Newitt, D. Tobach, C. Lustig, S. Kass, D. Dochnahl, S. Johnson — Co-Captain, N. Lustig — Co-Captain. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS PIRETTES VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1 — K. lomangino, S. Johnson, D. Moc-cio. Row 2 — R. Better, L. Colon, A. Grove, P. Farrell, T. Morin, D. Strasser (mgr.). JV VOLLEYBALL SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL Row 1 — K. Cohen, J. Bourgermino. Row 2 — D. Werner, M. A. Woehr, T. Kuchar, L. Cloud. Row 1 — A. Rothstein, J. Lewis. Row 2 — R. Rizk, P. Newton, J. Kolber. Row 3 — J. Koelpin, P. Morin, D. Slade. Row 4 — P. Mathney, L. Schwartz, J. Zamojcin. FIELD HOCKEY Row 1 — D. Horne, D. Reeke. Row 2 — L. Cloud, J. Kash, S. Cohn, J. Fackovec, S. Dallas, J. Ronga. Row 3 —■ T. Kuchar, C. Belger, B. Altman, T. Svede. VARSITY BADMINTON Row 1 — M. Kantor, N. Sweet. Row 2 — T. Morin, P. Farrell, A. Levine, K. Hausman, D. Strasser, M. Romeo, L. Heitner. BOWLING Row 1 — D. Horne (mgr.) Row 2 — S. Stern, J. Solkosky, D. Reuter, D. Mau, B. Peck, J. Fackover. Row 3 — M. Clark, L. Weissler, K. Clark, G. Perez, G. Scholz. TRACK AND FIELD Row 1 — L. Heitner, N. Sweet, G. O'Brian, D. Moccio, C. Sachs, D. Colman (mgr.) M. Romeo (mgr). Row 2 — C. Minar, J. Lustik, D. Strasser, A. Grove, J. Zamojcin, M. Ross, K. Housmann. MODERN DANCE Row 1 — j. Kash, L. Heitner, D. Corazon. Row 2 — J. Badlato, P. Jenkins, D. Morgenstern, B Campanelli, B. Ateman, D. Kli-german, M. Finemore, C. Du-nayer. Row 3 — J. Meltzer, C. Clowes, J. Bruno, J. Wallis, R. Levine, K. Massucci, L. Dunn, J. Nelling, R. Atlwarg, R. Grasso, P. Fellows, C. Seidner. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1 — A. Grove, P. Farrell, M. Kantor, T. Morin. Row 2 — L. FHeitner, A. Rothstein, K. Shearman. Row 3 — R. Better, C. Minar, F. Noll, E. Hillmann, J. Koelpin, P. Morin. JV BASKETBALL Row 1: K Cohen, J. Kolber, J. Lewis, Row 2: C. Cerro, D. Frisch, T. Kuchar, R. Rizk, D. McGowan, J. Zamojcin, D. Slade, C. Belger. Row 3: W. Dillman, D. Stasser, M. Erhardt. 152 In memory of Linda Fisher, our friend and classmate. 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Bellmore, N.Y. — Your Kodak Dealer — 2463 No. Jerusalem Road East Meadow, N.Y. 11554 SU 5-7848 STEPHEN ABARBANEL To Monica, David, Bryan, and The Human Relations people: Long may we be able to say Remember When LINDA AIDALA The happiest moments of my Life have been in the flow Of affection among friends Thomas jefferson My sincerest hopes for all My classmates — Memories of You will be mine forever JOEL ALTSMAN We should often be ashamed Of our very best actions. If the world only saw the Motives which caused them. La Rochefoucauld TRISHA AWE Time it was, and what a time it was ... A time of innocence, a time of confidences. I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; they're all that's left you. JOHN AZZATA A man may die, nations may rise and fall, but an idea lives on. Ideas have endurance without death. John F.Kennedy JEANNE BADLATO WomanWasCreatedFromTheRib OfMan; NotFromHisHeadToTop Him;NorFromHisFootToBe T rampledUpon; ButOutOf His SideToBeEqualToHim,Under HisArmToBeProtected.And NearToHisHeartToBeLoved. LINDA BALLY The greatest thing in life is to be loved for yourself Or, more correctly, To be loved in spite of yourself. Victor Hugo BARBARA BECKER To love to live To live to love To laugh To cry To be To become LEE BENOIT Only by one's wealth appearance or status is one known when will one be known for his heart mind and soul? Bill and wid Jane and John Phillip honey and Janey! RONNIE BERMAN Everything in Life has its price And happiness is the most expensive. ROBIN BETTER Hang on to your hopes, my friend, that's an easy thing to say. But if your hopes should pass away, simply pretend that you can build them again. P.S. Peace JIM BRENNAN Try to remember Senior Index The kind of September When life was slow And oh, so mellow Try to remember, And if you remember. Then follow. T. Jones SHAWNE BRENT Here I go, knocking on the door of the outside world; hoping the world will let me in. All are going now. My true friends, I won't leave. As for the others ... Farewell. MITCH BRODER To be nobody-but yourself-in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else-means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight; and never stop fighting. — e.e. cummings RAE BROWER A Cappella Choir Volleyball 3,4 Gymnastics 2,4 Skull Bones 2,4 From January 25,1970 till eternity! May God bless you. JULIA BRUNO Education is an admirable thing, but nothing worth learning can be taught. — Oscar Wilde NANCY BUTHMANN Today is the first day of the rest of your life. BELITA CAMPANELLI To all my friends in Mepham High, now's the time to say goodby. I wish you luck and happiness too and always will remember you! MELINDA CAMPBELL Then, falling asleep I said farewell to childhood a world, a secure and sun-warmed exsistence and past that was over and done with, and gone for all time. Tree and Eyes TERRY CANALLATOS Personality is the character which lives within us. Don't damage its unique qualities, as too many do. Remember — be true to yourself and in turn you will be true to others. Be yourself — I love true people — they're beautiful. TERRI CAPPELLO Cause I love you all Even though my heart is far away. It's here I'll stay Until my life is thru When I'm dead — and my life has passed beyond view There inside of you My life goes on and on! MICHAEL CARBONE A man can kiss his wife Good-bye; A bird can kiss A butterfly; DAVID CAWLEY One small flame Can pierce the night, An act of kindness Warms the heart, Dissipates evil With hope and love. Be happy. ROBERTA CHOPP Silence I catch the pattern Of your silence Before you speak l do not needAo hear a word ln your silence Every tone I seek Is heard — Langston Hughes CAROL CIANCARELLI Life's for living DONNA CIAVOLELLA I don't meddle with what my friends believe or reject, any more than I ask whether they are rich or poor. I love them. James Russell Lowell CYNTHIA CLOWES Never change it when love Has found its home SHELLEY COHEN I'm sorry if I don't conform to your world. But I'm more sorry for you if the sky in your eyes is only an indication of the weather. JIM COLONGIONE Man has risen to a point where he is obsessed with himself rather then conscious of his society. ANTHONY COSTAGLIOLA I anticipate history by a few days ... Proudhon 1840 DEBBIE CLUKIES You have to make the good times yourself, Take the little times and make them into big times and save the times that are all right for the ones that aren't good. — Rod McKuen HARRIET E.COOPERMAN More than loyal to them — Like a prince you daily left your tower to walk through the dirt in your best cloth. Alone in my plutarchan bubble — I miss you. What can I catch from you now? — RL-Z DEBORAH COPPOLA Make new friends, but keep the old; Those are — silver, these are gold. Cherish friendship in your breast— New is good, but old is best. Perry LINDA CREMONA The Lord bless thee, and keep thee; The Lord make His face shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee. The Lord lift up His countenance upon thee and give thee Peace. Numbers 6:24 ROBERT CURRO The Woodstock champain soc. The crew of 66-70 VW power Beerman get woo who me The faults of our brothers we write upon the sand — — Their virtues upon the Tablets of love and memory NANCY DAIGEN Do not wish to be anything but what you are, and try to be that perfectly St. Francis De Sales BILL DANZ I don't know whether the world is run by smart men who are putting us on, or by imbeciles who really mean it. Caesare Innocente DOMINIC D'ASCOLI Men carry within Themselves not only their Own individuality, but all Of humanity with ail its Potentialities Goethe BRYAN DEE Only he who attempts the ridiculous can achieve the impossible. — Will Henry, Chicago Tribune NANCY DISTEFANO Hold fast to dreams For when dreams go Life is a barren field Frozen with snow. Langston Hughes LINDA DOLISE 1970-1971 Honorary Italian Pepperoni Pizza Pop Poster Girl ... Love is a sweet thing a moment and held in a golden eye you can borrow but never own it after a while it says good-bye. VALERIE DOLNIK Idomythingandyoudoyourthing lamnotinthisworldtoliveupto yourexpectationsAndyouare notinthisworldtoliveuptomine youareyouandlamlAndifby chancewefindeachother—it's beautiful! ValandBob DARLENE DONNELLY If only you could love enough you would be the happiest and most powerful being in the world Emmet Fox JANE DRESSLER Warm a heart hold a hand Lend an ear pat a back light up a face dry an eye surprise a child welcome a stranger mend a quarrel ease a pain boost a morale stop a worry Blow a kiss ETHEL LYNN DUNN ... once man can no longer walk with beauty or wonder at nature, his spirit will wither and his sustenance be wasted. LBJ KATHY DUNNE Life is beautiful Live it! It's all we have left DIANE DUPLESSIS IWillMissMephamButMostOfAll IWillMissMyBestFriendsWho AreMr.Limmer,Mr. Fleischer, MissWolkoffAndThatBeautiful GuyMr.Gorski.lWillAlsoLike ToSayGoodLuckToThePeople WhoWillBeAtMephaam. GERARD EARLE The essence of success is the understanding of the, past, the workings of the present, and the contemplation of the future. STEVE ELIAS The Road goes ever onandon From theDoor where it began Farahead TheRoad has gone, And I must follow, if I can. Pursuing it with eagerfeet. Til it joins a larger way, Where pathsanderrands meet Where then, I choose the way. PAT EUROPE You shall above all things be glad and young. For if you're young, whatever life you wear it will become you and if you are glad what-ever's living will yourself become. Pat and Bob ALAN EVANS if time will continue, so shall my brother and i then if my brother and i apart-are apart by space, are we really apart? I think, we shall not be. PAM FARRELL Live each day to the fullest. Get the most from each hour each day and each age of your life. Then you can look forward with confidence and back without regret LINDA FELDMAN If someone were to ask me why I loved my friend. I would say because he was he and I was I. JOE FERRETTE Remember me — in light The Fantasticks HARRIET FIELDS Life is a dream. Sometimes it's a nightmare. Other times it's beautiful and fresh. A world that is at peace forever. A child's dream? Perhaps. Life is but a dream, yet I wish I had slept more. LESLIE FINK You were my friends and I loved you — L.N. TERRY FIORE Experience is the fools best teacher; the wise do not need it. old Welsh proverb BRUCE FOX Love Peace Happiness JOE FOX Just open your eyes And realize the way it's been Just open your mind And you will find the way it's been Just open your heart And that's a start— The Moody Blues STEVE FRAM They shall beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruninghooks: nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war any more. When? BRAM FRIEDMAN Don't talk of love; I've heard the word before; it's sleeping in my memory and I won't disturb the slumber of feelings that I have; if I never loved I never would have cried. P.S. A.G. ROBERT FRIEDMAN Play First ... Keeping in mind to grow And then — Zap!! DEBBY FURRER You are strong only as long as you don't deprive people of everything. For a person you've taken everything from is no longer in your power. He's free all over again A.I.S. ZORINNEGALLACHER To be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing its best to make you everybody else means to fight the hardest battle any human being can fight and never stop fighting — e.e.c. MONICA GILCHRIST What should we speak of When we are as old as you When we shall hear the rain And wind beat dark Dec., now in this our pinching cave Shall we discourse the Freezing hours away. SHERI GILLMAN To love is the great amulet that makes this world a garden Robert Louis Stevenson ARTY GIUSTIZIA You do your thing and I'll do mine we are not in this world to live up to each others expectations And if we should ever meet it is Beautiful. SANDRA GIZZI Books are the masters who instruct us without rods and ferrules, without hard words and anger, without food or pay. FRAN GLASSER It is not truth that makes man great, but man that makes truth great. — Confucius CHERYL GOLDBERG Alone we find solitude Together we find Love. FLORRY GOLDBERG I still believe that people are really good at heart. Anne Frank BRUCE GOLDSTEIN Like Olympic medals and tennis trophies, all they signified was that the owner had done something of no benefit to anyone; more capably than everyone else. — Joseph Heller CHRISTOPHER COLL I will always remember Senior Lounge rhetoric earth shaking experiments in physics class ... always lively German class Mepham-Calhoun Rivalry ... I will always remember! SHARON GOODMAN Friend: one who knows all about you and loves you just the same. — Elbert Hubbard. BETH GORDON May I have the courage to change that which can be May I have the strength to accept that which can't be And the wisdom to tell the difference. RICHARD GOSS Finally Are you putting me on? ELLEN GRANET I like the dreams of the future, far better than the history of the past. Thomas Jefferson MARCY GRANT now the ears of my ears awake and the eyes of my eyes are opened, e.e. cummings BARBARA A. GREEN Of all the things which widom provides to make life entirely happy, much the greatest if the possession of friendship Epicurus TODD GREENBERG At-Woodstodk-500,000-Hungry barefoot-muddy-saw-Love. In streets-people-over-fed over-dressed-bad-traffic saw-death-Barn-all-cities let-people-be-and-know LOVE-An-American-Dream. ROBERT GROSSMAN Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding. Albert Einstein LAURI HALLETT The mind is its own place, and in itself, Can make a Heaven of Hell a Hell of Heaven. John Milton KENNY HANDLER “Think as I think said a man or you are abominably wicked You are a toad.” And after I had thought of it I said “I will then be a toad. Stephen Crane BARBARA HANLEY The optimist fell ten stories At each window bar He shouted to his friends: “All right so far. — Unknown SUE HARRIS I have always known that at last I would take this road but yesterday I did not know it would be today. JANET HAYKEN Laughter and love are vital to bridging the generation gap. Too many of the young have forgotten how to laugh and too many of their elders have forgotten how to love. Theodore Hesburgh ROSALIE HEGEL There is so much good in the worst of us and so much bad in the best of us, that it little behooves any of us to talk about the rest of us J.M. LINDA HEISSNER I have enjoyed my years in Mepham and I regret leaving. Not for the reason of leaving the school, but for leaving all my friends. If I don't see them again, “Good luck and be happy. LYNN HEITNER Do not judge others and God will not judge you. Do not condemn others and God will forgive you. Give to others and God will give to you. (Luke) Thank You Mom and Dad I love you both XOXOXO. MURIEL HELLBACH If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours — Thoreau frisbee in the streets ... JANE HENDRICKS I love you because you have done more than any creed could have done to make me good, and more than any fate could have done to make me happy. EILEEN HILLMANN Not enjoyment, not sorrow. Is our destined end or way But to act, that each to-morrow Find us father than to-day. LONGFELLOW CAROLYN HISCOX The capability of one to lose his mind is solely dependant on the nature of his strength and will. For “He whose soul is flat, the world will cave in on him by and by JC Thank you for ANDREW HOLTZMAN When I so love the water and to run along the sand and play, it's hard to think of killing someone on a foreign beach ... someday ... JOANNE HORENSTEIN The white knight is sliding down the poker; He balances very badly ... Lewis Carroll To ski or not to ski ... Human Relations: The friendship ... DEBORAH-ANNE HORNE Pres. DEI Sr. Marching band Badminton (2,3) Bowling (3,4) mgr mag, senior sales, varsity volleyball, Latin Club, Ski, Pep Clubs, modern dance, Buc, hockey, gumnastics, prom comm, yearbk, tennis, YC, SMILE 'O ARNOLD HOROWITZ He who can, does. He who cannot, teaches. Bernard Shaw JUDITH INSERRA Long ago, it must, I have a photograph. Preserve your memories. They're all that's left you. P. Simon DIANE IOLI Understanding you — I have faith in life. Knowing you I have hope in life laughing with you — I have happiness in life — Loving you I have everything in life. Thank you — JBD DEBBIE JAFFE To let friendships die away by negligence and silence is certainly not wise. It is voluntarily to throw away one of the greatest comforts of this weary pigrimage. S.J. MARILYN JATA I do not wish to treat friendships daintily, but with roughest courage. When they are real, they are not glass threads or frostwork, but the most solid thing we know. Emerson SUZANNE JOHNSON Take him and cut him out in little stars, and he will make the face of heaven so fine that all the world will be in love with night and pay no worship to the garish Sun. CATHY JONES GeneralsYieldToBearless Boys------------------Wm. Billings NHHAIPJPLJLECJMSL 1757-1834 Sikitanna Brandywine Sept 11,1777 Jesse Frank Forquet Sudance Hello Dale ELISE JORDON I've come a long way from anywhere, like heaven, to this town; your town. iLyFree nMfordavidp, ppscsthhrC +S Eventd thanks to MAF 0, 71 hunk ya to all who helped ... hello and goodbye CHERYL KAPLAN Gold makes you rich. But one kind of gold is worth more than all others. It isn't the gold you can spend, wear or hold . It's the gold you find in a friend. G. Mahan RENEE KASDORF If anyone should ask me to give a reason why I loved my friend, there could be only one answer: “Because he was he, because I was I. Montaigne SUE KASS One seed can start a garden One drop can start a sea One doubt can start us hating One dream can set us free. J.W.A. NEIL KATZ In the deserts of the heart Let the healing fountain start, In the prison of his days Teach the Free man, how to praise. W.H. Auden GEORGANN KAYE Spring turn into Summer my hate into like And fall comes again. JOHN KEARON The third floor boy's room is where it's at, electric water comes out of the tap. When I leave this institution, I will have to make my own solutions. ANNE KEARNEY They smile at me I will understand that is something everybody everywhere does in the same language. Crosby, Stills, Nash DEBBIE KELLY Of all sad things by tongue or pen, the saddest are these: It might have been. JOANNE KHAN ??! — !!! Happiness — Far out Children. Together — Love!! I. Friendship — Breezy — Sun, Mountains, Weeping willow tree. Me! Peace throughout the world? Sea tranquil! We. Sheep dog— Shaggy I! Life. Bye CATHY KOLBERG To wait an hour is long If love is just beyond; To wait eternity is short If love be at the end. Emily Dickinson MARTIN KRATCHMAN Man's thoughts are sacred. His deeds profane. Those who seek happiness. Grasp. However, those who fulfill theirs will find That happiness seeks them. GAIL KRELL It is only with the heart that one can see rightly, for what is important is invisible to the eye. BARBARA KWAITKOWSKI Dear Mom Dad, Love is a devotion to a person or persons bordering on the actual forfeiture of one's life. — eje — Thank you for your Love during these past 18 years. Love, Barby FRAN LaBARBERA Love is interior to life, Posterior to death. Initial of creation, and The exponent of breath. SHERRY LANDAU How often do we find ourselves searching for things that do not exist? Not all searching is rewarded by finding something, but that is an answer, too! AMY LAPIDUS As little toy shovels Are lost by the sea So are the children Like you and me. — Mason Williams —■ PAT LaROSE In my few years at Mepham not only have I gained the satisfaction of knowing and understanding others, but also establishing certain values, advantageous for me through life. MICHAEL LASKY A man begins to be a man as he commences to search for justice regulating his life, ceasing to accuse others of being the cause of his condition by always looking inward for answers. RONNI LASKY Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference! Frost the world together Woodrow Wilson NEIL MARTIN To be nobody but myself means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight, and never stop fighting. E.E. Cummings MARY MARTORANO What I am to be I am now becoming Good luck to all my friends in Mepham. Kelly green White A El The Spectrum STEVEN MASI If I ever let the muse sleep it is only that she may awaken the stronger. I hope to bring some great works into the world and then to end my earthly care er among good men. Beethoven DANIEL MASON The most important fact about spaceship earth: an instruction book didn't come with it. — R. Buckminster Fuller DONNA MATHIE For He cometh to judge the earth. CHARLES LIONETTI May happiness and success come to all the people that I have met at Mepham, whether friend or foe. KATHY LOMANGINO The books all said it And we believed them Love was for growing I didn't know 'til recently it could be such a growing apart. JOANNE LOMBARD It's all so simple BARBARA MICHAELSON If a man doesnot keep pace with his companion, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or fai away — H.D. Thoreau MARCY MILLMAN (i who have died am alive again today, this is the sun's birthday; this is the birthday of life of love wings; of the gay great happening illimitably earth) e.e.cummings HILARY LOWELL That you are here That life exists and identity, That the powerful play goes on, And you may contribute a verse. LINDSAY MANICOM Co-existence or no existen-ence; that is the question. Alles sal regkom met liefde en vrede (all will come right with love and peace) MARYANN MARCIANO I don't believe this is happening! Hi June, How is everything? S.N. Stay awake for the next one! 96 TONI MIRABLLL Friends are people who know you inside and out, know your good and bad qualities, and still like you and care for you very much. DONNA MOCCIO It isn't what you have lost that is important, but what you have left. When a grain of sand gets under the shell of an oyster and causes pain, the result is a pearl. ANTHONY MONTESANO For-l-shall-not-be-bound-by Your-rules-and-regulations For-l-am-a-man-born-free AV-Omegas. MARCIE MARD Of what avail is an open eye, if the heart is blind? Solomon Ibn Gabirol SUSAN MARGOLIS Friendship is The only cement that will hold VINCENT MONTESANO Omegans Soccer Thank you Donna PAT MORIN Now is the time when we Say good-bye to our Friends; but those who are Truly our friends will Never leave us. „GRUMp„ BARBARA MOWZ Pray for Peace The blessed temple Of Peace Accepts all NAN MYERS ... Preserve your memories They're all that's left you P.S. JUDY NELLING Judy Blue Eyes and Belua Are my names Garibaldi and Ding Dong are his. Drawing and painting are My likes Stereos and Buick Skylarks are his. White Lace and Promises are ours. PAMELA NEWTON And again about love: What makes it So rewarding? Love looks for good. Never for bad — L. Andrews Love is never having to Say I'm sorry — Love Story SUE NEUHAUS Without life, there is nothing. STEPHANIE NEVILLE To embrace dear values To value dear embraces To seize the present To chart the future To reach To touch To know. PAT NUCIFORO My training taken at Mepham will sure help me in my future career in the world of work. GINNY O'BRIEN It's hard to say good-bye to some of the nicest people you've met but it's part of growing up — All that will remain is good memories and fun times and they will not be forgotten SUSAN OLSEN from soneone who likes to remember, things too nice to forget. JAMES OSBORNE Buried v as the bloody hatchet, Buried were the dreadful war clubs Buried were all war like weapons And the warcry forgotten. Then was peace among the Nations. AMY PAHL Remember not the trails of a yesterday rather, think on the glories of a tommorrow Th Pahem Mericho SUSAN PALUMBO Of all the gifts that a wise Providence grants us to make life full and happy, Friendship is the most beautiful. Anonymous JERRY PELUSO Do not save your loving speeches for your friends till they are dead; do not write them on their tombstones, speak them rather now instead. Anna Cummins BARRY PERLMUTTER I can't wait till I become Rich — cause when I get Rich, I'm gonna open up a Candy store and not Overcharge. ARLENE POLUHOFF I do my thing and you do yours, I am not in this world to live up to your expectations or you mine. You are you and I am I. And if by chance we find each other, it's beautiful. F.Peris DEBORAH REGAN Since my house Burned down, I now own A better view Of the rising moon Masahide MARIA ROMEO TearsldleTears,IKnowNot WhatTheyMean,TearsFromThe Depth OfSomeDivineDespair, RiselnHeartAndGatherToEyes InLookingOnTheHappy Autumn Fields,AndThinkingOfDays ThatAReNoMore. Tennyson JOHTHAN ROSEN The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a Heaven of Hell. — Milton I am the Master of my Fate; I am the captain of my soul. — Henley Bokononism — Vonnegut STEVEN ROHRSSEN Dream my boy dream Although your dreams may Be clouded by life And although they may not Be realized. Dream on! BARRIE ROSEN l-am-the-most-curious-of all-to see what will be the next thing I do Lewis Carroll ELLEN ROSENTHALL I sought my soul But my soul I could not see I sought my God But my God eluded me I sought my brother And I found all three. Author Unknown JEFFERY ROTH The miracle of love unlocked from hidden caves gave form to thought and love to reason Because thought and reason were ours forever KATHY RUGGLES Thank you for giving me the most wonderful year of my life, Richie. JEFFERY RUMMELL I expect to pass through this world but once; any good, therefore, that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now. Let me not defer or, neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again Stephen Grellet BARABARA RUSSO Even if I find my fathers world absurd I need his approval to function in mine MICHAEL RUSSO Those who lose their grip on the reality of the world will shortly lose the world itself. Poor fools, the barbarians will make short work of you. — Jeffrey Hart DEBORAH RUTER Be happy, Real happiness is found by passing a little Happiness around. In-loving memory-of-my Nana, who-based-her-life on-this-saying. RHODA SAL2BERG i thank heaven someone's crazy enough to give me a daisy. — e.e. cummings FRAN SARRAPEDE May your joys be as bright as the morning, your years of happiness as numerous as the stars in the heavens and your sorrows like shadows that fade in the sunlight of love JAY SCHECTER In the darkness with a great bundle of grief, the people march. In the night, and overhead a shovel of stars for keeps, the people march: Where to? What next? Where to? What next? — Sandburg JO-ANNE V. SCHRIFT There are Hamlets That know not sea-beam Or flowers, But all have today's moon. Saikaku DOREEN SELIGSON Man is born free — and everywhere he is in irons Rousseau KAREN SHAPIRO The woods are lovely dark and deep. But I have promises to keep And miles to go before I sleep. And miles to go before I sleep. — Robert Frost MITCH SHAW To say we want peace is the first step. To feel we need peace is the second. To realize we must have peace is the third step. To declare we have peace is the ultimate. KATHY SHEARMAN When you part from your friend, you grieve not; for that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence, as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain. — Kahlil Gibran CATHY ANN SHELL Sister Quench Summer 1970 Car 110 Where are you? Help Sawmill for eva Triumph Boogie and Tango '55 Olds In A Gadda Da Vida — Where? 8th period Eng. with H.M. Grendel Beowulf Zeppolas KEVIN SHERIDAN Will I live tomorrow? Well I just can't say. Will I live tomorrow? Well I just can't say. But I know for sure, I don't live today. — Jimi Hendrix — ROBIN SHULMAN What do we live for, if it is not to make life less difficult to others? George Eliot ROSINA SIRACUSA Mepham High has been enlightening, but sometimes became somewhat frightening, with all the test, and homework too, I thought I'd never make it through. But now there finally comes the time to say so-long to Mepham High. EDWARD PAUL SISALLI A person learns best not by examples or assimilations, but by actually getting involved in the function itself. — gitr-klnk-V.BktBI, 34-V.BaBI, 1234-uskdg-dntst-Ry? Good Luk' in future Dona CINDY SPIERO You may forget the one for whom you have laughed, but never the one for whom you have wept SUSAN STEIN Friendship is a thing most necessary to life, since without friends no one would choose to live, though possessed of all other advantages. Aristotle GENE STEINBERG The secret of happiness is not in being what one likes. But in liking what one has to do. MELANIE STERMAN Mirror shatters in formless reflections of matter glass hand dissolving to ice petal flowers revolving. Lady in Velvet recedes in the night of goodbye ... Garcia Hunter ELAINE STOGEL Joy and Sorrow are inseparable. Verily you are suspended like scales between your sorrow and your joy. Only when you are empty are you at standstill. — Kahlil Gibran DEIDRE STRASSER Holdfast, forbear to Question, but obey. The Heart, the true pathfinder Knows the way. In the long run keep on the right track. DD A FGA JEAN SUSSMAN No distance of place or lapse of time can lessen the friendship of those who are thoroughly persuaded of each other's worth. Robert Sout Hey JEFFREY PAUL TANNENBAUM Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind. — Ralph Waldo Emerson AMY TARALLO Now is the only time you own: Live, love, toil with a will. Place no faith in tomorrow; For the clock may then be still. RISA TASK The years I spent at Mepham High will have a special place in my heart. I met many fine people and made many friends. I wish great success to my fellow classmates. DANIEL TAYLOR Can man really communicate? How many emotions remain bottled up inside him? Can he tell people what he feels and thinks? If man doesn't learn how to communicate, how long can he last? DEBBIE TERRANA Through my years of school I have no regrets Loneliness remembers but Happiness Forgets ROBIN TOBIAS Born free, we cherish our beliefs, We children of the flowers; To love our neighbor and our guest — These principles are towers. KATHLEEN TRESTKA You are a child of the Universe, no less than the trees the stars; You have a right to be here. Strive to be happy. — Max Ehrmann KATHLEEN TUCKER Never measure the height of a mountain, until you have reached the top. Then you will see how low it was. — Dag Hammarskjold LEON TUNSTALL Tritons Rule Ah Ripple! La La Chickens JANET VOIGT Success is to be measured not so much by the position one has reached in Life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. Booker T. Washington CAROLYN VOSE Before you can judge the actions of another person you must put yourself in their shoes and walk around in them awhile. ANDREW WASHOR Sometimes the road acts a little bit rough. Your strength is gone, You've had enough. But there's people who win without makin' fists. Our world won't last less we think like this. LAURIE WEISBERG Love's gentle light shines from his heart and brightens my soul. STEVE WEISSLER Discontent is the first step in the progress of a man or a nation. — O. Wilde But I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep. R. Frost Tennis, House, Leo Club, Band JODY WEITZMAN If only we could live two lives: The first in which to make one's mistakes. And the second in which to Profit by them. D.H. Lawrence BETTY WEST Hear ye children, the instruction of a father, and attend to know understanding. Train up a child in the way he should go: And when he is old, he will not depart from it. Book of Proberbs STUART WITT Varsity Baseball — 1,2,3,4 Good Luck C.S.W. — 79 Put the power of courage to work in your own life — it will get you further than brains, money, or athletic skill — Mickey Mantle MARY ELLEN YENERALO One is never so happy or so unhappy as one imagines La Rochefoucald apss ac hjem rev. 9171 GEORGE ZAHN Track — 1,2,3,4 Winter Track — 3,4 JOYCE ZULKOWSKI O the new children play Under juniper trees sky blue or grey. They continue at ease Moving so slow that serenely they can — Gracefully grow And yes still understand — T. Buckley ELAINE ZUEWSKY Tomorrow-is-the- first day of the rest of your life. Salvation JANINE CONROY To embrace dear values. To value dear embraces. To seize the present. To chart the future. To love to live. To laugh to cry. To be to become. ELENA HOLLENDER Our appearance, our words, our actions are never greater than ourselves. For the soul is our house; our eyes its windows; and our words its messenger. Kahlil Gibran JANICE RONGA He who is truly happy should bide at home. And he who fares ill, he too should bide at home. AEschylus DAVID SADOK Existing is easy. Living is the real challenge. The 1971 Student Council Wishes the Best of Luck to all Mepham Seniors THE FOLLOWING PARENTS OF SENIORS WISH THE CLASS OF ’71 THE VER Y BEST OF L UCK Mr. and Mrs. Michael Aidala Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Altsman Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Azzata Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Berman Mr. and Mrs. Zeke Better Mr. and Mrs. William Brennan Mr. and Mrs. King Broder Mrs. Ray Brower Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bushman Mr. and Mrs. John Buthmann Mr. and Mrs. Roland Cadieux Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cannizzo Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Cawley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ciavolella Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cimminio Mr. and Mrs. Coe Clowes Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Colongione Mr. and Mrs. John Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cook Mr. and Mrs. William Cooperman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coppola Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cremona Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D'Ascoli Mr. and Mrs. F. DeMartino Mr. and Mrs. R. Donnelly Dr. and Mrs. S. Donshik Mr. and Mrs. Dunne Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Irv Fields Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilchrist Mr. and Mrs. Irving Granet Mr. and Mrs. E. Grossmann Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gunyan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hagin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Handler Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanley Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hegel Mr. and Mrs. Heitner Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Hillmann Mr. and Mrs. W. Hofmann Mr. and Mrs. Holtzman Mr. and Mrs. Horenstein Mr. and Mrs. Horne Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Kasdorf Mr. and Mrs. Kolberg Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Krell Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kwiatkowski Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lapidus Mr. and Mrs. Walter Large Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Lasky Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lieb Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Lomangino Mr. and Mrs. S. Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lustig Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lustik Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mard Mr. and Mrs. J. Martorano Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Michaelson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mirabella Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Moccio Dr. and Mrs. George J. Morin Mr. and Mrs. William Newton Dr. and Mrs. Edmund C. Neuhaus Mr. and Mrs. Wesley O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Alf Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Ondris Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Peck Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rabinowitz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Ring Mr. and Mrs. George Roach Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ronga Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sadok Mrs. F. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarrapede Mr. and Mrs. Budd Sasloff Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schecter Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shulman Mr. and Mrs. Murray Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Sisalli Mrs. Katherine Spark Mr. and Mrs. Irving Stein Mr. and Mrs. Al Sussman Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tarallo Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Philip Tobias Mr. and Mrs. George Trench Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Trestka Mr. and Mrs. A. Uriarte Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vincench Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vose Mr. and Mrs. George Walker Mr. and Mrs. Richard Washor Mr. and Mrs. Lou Wasserman Mr. and Mrs. Jow Weisberg Mr. and Mrs. Martin Weitzman Mr. and Mrs. James Wellon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas West Mr. and Mrs. Wirth Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Yeneralo 175 Boosters Dick and Dora's EGMEMJHMC Quench!!! Mr. Schmidt, Why did you shave? AG — I'll be there I love you Zeke Earl Love ya and Miss ya jan robin burt angie 12 19 69 U. of R. Duck in Zaragoza Sverte Love, Peace Happiness to all. A.H. We're rollerskating to plutifoo Life, Love, and Pursuit of Money On rit On vit C'est la vie! Donna and Andy and Stan etc. Jeanne — you did so !!— Stacey Stacey — I did not!! —Jeanne To Nancy Love from Some Fool Who Still Cares, Never Will Forget Richard, I guess there's just no getting over you Love, Debbie You don't hafta call me Johnson Flame on! Masi, Hines, and Simone Members of the Souse Family — JAK A lasting friendship — Mel Diane To Coach Goldman — I love you — Love Mr. Allan Goldman — you too PL Joe — Whose nite tonite? PD or J Corazon is a Colt girl Clip Reid's Horns— Joe you're a pro Together always Triton Deltas Nicky — Don't forget 5 years Jeff — ... Questions ... Sllih LD SQUEEKY MOUSEY FLOWERS To J.R. My Triton forever Love C Jodie is a clutz — metal mouth Oct. 5 M and J and R and A E.C. loves A.M. more than eva. ROBB NANN —lean! T.B. after 3 years I do love you D.M. -A 2,1; John (Rob; Bryan) Ken; Mike; me Nan G. to Barb G. It's stuck again PIECES OF 8 — BIRTH DEATH w JPT Maria friendship is our thing FE We did it for shorty little Lew DHI only care about my sneakers Duck Duck Duck goose PUNT it to them 82 family love Yes, Sir; JJGL Anybody got a corkscrew, Ronnie? Somewhere — I believe — something HAU KA7KA YCIM KONHU 212 2; There's always Paul 3 30 ZOI T Bineares ... says the doctor to the water beetle Long time NO SEE Amy and Cathy Joe Jean Tom Karen is Craig JM? Z0 Hi Mom, ,I'm leaving for New Paltz. Rochester; Brockport; ... Benny, Mark, Ruthie, Sue ... Pastor Bob A.G. has been known as the Queen of the closets Mr. G — can I ask a question? Jodie Dear Lynn Maria Dee Thanks for making our years at Mepham so G Let it be known that Bob Dawn Sue Mitch Mike Joe Bananas wish to purchase The Jerry Lewis Theatre situated in East Meadow Plaza in time for next Halloween Richie and Alan please come home S988-4111-531 Sass wones Lynette krotrop miss Krutman cut Bio. Steve and Ronnie 6 4 69 Bill Cathy I love you Jane forever A.V. Decy I love you — Ellin Its the latest its the greatest its the library Omegans 1 AV 69-71 Steve and Debbie — 7 25 70 Best wishes to my friend, Mrs. Casbarra Happiness ... what is it? Love ... does it exist? Does anyone really care? ... To D.G. forever until it's time to go to Seattle love J.T. ToM.L.: It's been great — Tissue Thank you Jane for everything A.V. Tony Bazooka Margie Kolchin To ride is to live: to live is to ride! Triumph A Breed Apart Mr. Troisi is the greatest RowRowRow your boat Ro Ro Ronga Let’s take a physical at Fort Hamilton Joe Dougherty Debbie Terrana 3 14 69-? Belita and Ronnie wish the future seniors a whole lot of luck Harry is welcome to drop in on Harriet any old time Jay you make me so very happy nor thanks C A Happiness is Green White — B U C Joe M and Doreen C Give Sex a Chance Ronni-better than a big sister Mar-ty B-orell I love you Frugel Frolly Chipsey Squeky Flandy Mr. P. B. — keep the birdies flying — P M Thank you Deltas love, Janet UR not dead until UR dear dg EL GUSSO Skull and Bones — forever! To Mr. Johnson! Algebra — 9 why? Best wishes sociable srs J Post RUTGERS???!!!??? The R WPHANTOMS-WR-DC-DM-CM Speed killed WC don't meth 'round To little Richie and Little Lisa fern and ricky 10-20-70 Mark Suzanne always Ungita-Bungita Jason Karon Rob Rennee — 70 Dar Ren A A A A I Jack the pint killer Jay and Donna 4 eva 23 To Green and White with luv C N Eunice and Mel Lukas David — Funny Face Donna, Laugh. It is funny. — Joy Stop Pollution and Save Man Diane and John Marilyn Hamburg (S.U.S.) Mitch Florry Neal I am nice sometimes Ronnie Kath R. Kath D. — best friends 4 EVER To Deltas — with Love, Kathy Della Diane I. — best big sis ever — Kathy D. Bobby and Donna Oct. 171970 WOW S.S. S.F. B.W. M.L. Alan, tell me a story — Dorothy I'm God And My World Is Law S.Z. Deb and Dick again and again ABCGAILHIJILLARRYJEFFSEYMOURXYZ Colour My World (with hope) $ Patti and Pete True Debettes LIL, VIC Embry Riddle Aeronautical Univ. Tom Collins Have One! Dop O Mop Wope Lop Lop Micheal and Janet Dec 29 '69 To My Baldy you're 1 Luv Kathy Poor D.G. — No More Socials For You Lynette, Sass, Miss Krutman 4 ever I may be an idiot but I'm happy Happiness always TBMM Punter 82 IT don't matter nothing matters Svedy — the apple of my eye — teeHeeHee Long live Mutton town yoooo!! Donna's INA, Love Debbie Nori The Bobbsey Twins Congratulations— Bebe Hallet (Science Substitute) A nite to remember at Hofstra U — G.M. To all my friends Love and Luck Eileen Joe )anis Omegans Debettes To R.R. R.L. Good Luck Bram and Miriam Hang out, Cracker head, you fool Thank God it's almost over Charlie and Rosemarie It looks like rain No Body Knew Elsie Like I Did. WOW! Taffie Cleo Maggie Ginger Gayle Wine Dine at Ronnie's 11 6 70 H.I.S. — a dream come true! Radioisotope, Him, Her and Mark MC — I'm out of pro porti on — LS Mr. Greenblatt, Can I Ask a question? Jodie Amy and Alan To Richie, I'll be your best friend To David Steiger — our local yocal Z — in the last analysis — )ARM Help! A bull's after Joe!!! Dine and Roland S.T.: you're unreal Q John and Jain Lee 'n Turtle Wid Bill I have lots of them I only got to listen to music Hannibal, Bullooza, Dippy Blonde A Todos Digo Buena Suerte Rosa Pattyel and her glockenspeil We'll never forget — PatSueMikeEd DonKenMarkTisa — love Cathy Amy A.V. and jane — The Endless Summer OMEGANSAVJMUMTSBSMMBMRFJW AGPP 71 Bright and Early , Kath Mr. Abbo lives — M. .J. Hotdog-UR-Bush-URA Brownie U — Summer of '68 — Commedore Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Yeneralo Gutierrez has a concrete plan Barry, not on the beach! The 3 Musketeers or 5 Bobbs ely? Anne .. . have you heard from your friend yet? Bambi come home ... your loving Happy Birthday — Brain Nov. 23 IF ONLY THE DOG HADN'T BARKED AMICIS LUNCH FOR THREE YEARS All my love to my Delta sisters A Delta Debette share locker 454 ROBERT — A BIENTOT — SUSAN 8129170 Peter Bells pool is 82.3 J.B.GM.J.R. EILEEN — OUR TIME WILL COME MAYBE Herbie and Judy September 30 '70 CINDEE AND MIKE COREY LISA AND RUTH DO THE FUNKY MOOSE!!! To Kenny and Don — it's 8 months! crazy friends — the joy of life Jag alskar suerige — Tack Am CL Loosey Goosey Herky Jerky GREY WHITE SIGMA THETA PSI GREY WHITE ALIVE WELL-BEST TO 71 To Abe his Horrors Gymnastics We Are Number One Badmitton Team MY WHITE DEVIL-BON BON The Spectrum Dei Rome?! Olive TUNA A DAY KEEPS THE LBS. AWAY Hi there son! Got a Minute? WONDERBAR! To Robb: Find Another Table! To Wayne with Love, Pooh Austrailian Jr. Birdman at Pratt HIT THE DAMN PILLOW ALREADY!!! Lyn, We're going skiing!! Kwong Ming Again? I'll Puke HAPPINESS IS A WARM BLINTZ. Tiny Boris Is Alive Well ... ? Are You A Mowz or An IC-Wic? HOOOORAH for the LIBRARY McDonald's, Marm, Mau-My Memories Pax Vobiscum PEACE BE WITH YOU June 4 1969 — Only a beginning Color Me Green White Joanne Gary and Dorothy 8 7 70 Hourly? Hourly. K L:You Make Me So Very Happy Guess Ya Gotta Know The Story! The Babbling Brook says HI To Cracker-Jacks with Love MJP and E.P. July 16,1970 To Martin Ave. All the good times To Itty — I love you — Kathy Della Jay and Elaine Charlie 24 We're too good for this world Elvis Presley rules!! Right Dan? Barbie, Hello belly button CAP CO of the Big CC 70-71 BessPearlStuMssMolESgarbrownshaw Jame The Hobbits Love Seed and Eyes Kilroy was here (and left) Love to all my friends, J.B. Supercool and groovey forever! An Upstate Dream-But-Thanks-LSN November 14, 1970 Joe and Donna Doug and Deb Forever January 30,1971 Pat and Howie To my friends MUCH LOVE DEBBIE A Little decorum, girls!! And Gambi will read the minutes To CAP — GREAT Year together — CO There's a chance Peace will come — M P DebRobElLesDiBarbAmy — Happy Birthday Thanks to the Metroliner! WOULD YOU LIKE TO INDULGE IN ...? THANK-YOU P.K., S.S., S.M., J.S. spaced out at K.A. To Jeff: I Miss You i HAY, CHICA! Larry JoAnn 10-6-67 Bruce: Thank-you Mailman — Karen SIGMA THETA PSI-GREY WHITE THIS COST AVa OF A $1.00 PEACE NEATO — ZINGO — SHUT UP AZA thanks Donna for the Mess To Bob: I Love you always Gin Jeff and Karen 2-20-70 Thank you Blue eyes love KATHY Jan What's the question? Do it — to it Dig Yourself Higher I've Lost That Love Before JUNE HAS WON AS ALWAYS 7 70 I'm Embarrassed The Russian Letter sh ra dc BOB and GINNY 4 EVER WOW: ITS OVER BY PEOPLE P.J.C. DEBETTES IS 1 Steve, thanks for everything — D.C. JEFF: PRETTY FUNNY CLOWN .. . KAREN THE VARSITY-CHEERLEADERS!!! Barry AND Cathie — Jan. 24,1969 ed says HI Di! THin I luvu-11-70 SIGMA THETA PSI — GREY WHITE — GLAJ It's a chocolatecake, and on the ... A.J.H INTERNATIONAL (Inc.) FROM ONE OMEGAN TO HOLY TRINITY PRAFRENTE BRASIL DELTA KAPPA PHI-ORANGE AND WHITE You made Me So Very Happy 3-5-69 Love myself, I think I'm grand CHRISJERRYMIKEGARYBOBJOHN — DM BP Have some pumpkin pie, Chuck Linda and Mike 1970 and on MICHELLE DAVE, DORIS BRUCE Mr. D. says Good-Luck ALBANY!!!???!!! MEPHAMSOCCERISSUPERIORTOALL —BYCCR DC IS A LUCY — FROM CHARLIE BROWN Jeff and Lynn Gary Andy — I love you BOZ Joey, till death do we part Debi Joey with all my love Debby J.F.K. Robin-Have Faith and Hope-Jane To Richie love always Carol 1113 To UNCLE GEORGE From NIECE CINDY Good Luck JBDC and whoever not that way Janine Happiness is Cathy Love Bill Richie and Kathy Nov. 3,1969 VAMOS A LA BIBLIOTECA? TRI-DELTAS ARE THE BEST Joe Gail 4 Eva SL, Don't U Wish for a cast? G.K. JOE AND MINDY FEB. 22 1969 HOWS THE HEAD BUSINESS GORSK? Richard Stoker THE PILOT AND ZORRO LIVES LD — I'll take Sweden Olle — 1212 RJL, Survival Kit = 1 Phone, GLK I Stille Love My JAMMERJAGS — LS Monie Mellynell Scarlet Dimie Dougie, Love you always, Susie HI! JANET, CAROL, DONNA, RO, DENISE D V — TILL DEATH DUE US PART good things come in small packages ALICE LEAVE MARK ALONE .. . JANICE Detective arasmus Detective BOB — SOMEWHERE, SOMEHOW, SOMEDAY —AMY I AM BUT I DON'T — YOU ARE DO BANANA OIL! P. of E. IS ALIVE Steve and nancy 3 5 69 VEE KATHY' ) RAVIOLIES GULUMOSKI TO BG FROM DM WISKY SOURSOCT 30 ricky — 5 SEASONS OF LOVE — D.D. ENELRAD EENER VUL KCIR 30R CLYDE AND CLARA February 27 May 23 Debbie and Billy AYNILAILY GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 71! CAT 1229890 Basketball HardRoad G Ws PAM I LOVE YOU FROM SCOTT BEST CHEM CLASS —MR. GREENBLATTS 8 to my friends — love me STURGIS, WHERE ARE YOU? ANTIDISESTABLISHMENTARIAISM BABYDOLL AND FLAME E.S. V.M. BUDWEISER-LIVES-IN-SECRET Jan— Knitting isn't fitting. Elmo says HI!!! LOVE ROBIN JAN Dear Frank, stand by my side always and I shall be happy and smiling forever .. . LOVE JOY. Steve and leslie 6 21 68 TO MUSHMOUNT LOVE MUSH 5 29 69 BRUCE AND ANDY ROY AND JODY UTICA HOPKINS orBUST—L.F. R.T. TRITONS RULE ALL IN THE WORLD J. YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL LIKE ZITI A C IEEE? — Robin B. HAVE FAITH IN SOMEONE KATH MAUR — THE GREATEST FRIENDS A A A'sWILL LIFE FOREVER!! CHRIS DEE BARB JERRY 4EVA TO MY TEDDBYBEAR LOVE DEE TONY ... October 19, 70 ... MELINDA Donna Lloyd is not going to call Mangan — your COOL TO RONZO LOVE ALWAYS Cathy Belita, I'll always luv, you, Nat 1971 FOOTBALL TEAM UNDEFEATED? ROB, PEOPLE DO CHANGE LUV DENISE FOLLOW THAT BUCKWHEAT ROBBABY WHO'S NEXT RON? PETER B. — keep eating!! TUNA isn't the only fish in the sea. clod squad lives on AFRIEND CARL AND KATHY 4 EVA MORE LIMMER IS A CLOSET QUEEN A.G. “I , your the greatest, From P Denise — you're good! Ginny, WHY? P.S. BOB GINNY love always i dig the weed! i graduated! Jim and Debbie DELTA KAPPA PHI-A K I Jack Daniels Wanna Hyperventilate? SusBarMarSueNanCamSueKatDeb-Cin PETER, BRONSON, AND SNIFFLES JOY: TO SHARE A DELTA LOCKER 423 Cranit Weekend— February 19,1971 kmmh — to each other, everything KATH, CATH KATH MISS BROOKSIDE Chris Di; Denise Jerry; Debi Mike! Frank, Thanks — the Big Drinkers Kenny Izzo what a small world A.V. We've only begun Love Jane Billy LET IT BE ME LOVE SUE I LOVE JOE —ESMERALDA BOB and HELEN JANUARY 1,1970 I LOVE YOU BUBBY GARY JUDY 4 EVA Janet Zelanis you owe me 54 Anne When you're all alone Jane All my love Sigma Phi Omega Robin Dear GreenEyes I love you Eddie Seen RK PD? Scratch Felicity! eps Smidgits will conquer the world IT's RABBIT SEASON — Juana m2 and Riddo Alias Rona Millencrad DANILO — I LOVE YOU! LOVE! YA — IOLI WOMAN Steve Vicki 12 19 69 Michael and Robin LIFE CAN BE BEAUTIFUL — M.C. HANK AND PAM 4-11-70 4 LIFE good luck to class of 71-Andrea DEBETTES IS THE BEST REMEMBERED DC. TRUMAN CAPOTE BENJAMIN WEB T.T THANKS FOR EVERYTHING JANET POPEYE LIVES! SPIRIT OF '73 — YEAR OF THE GREATEST GREEN WHITE IS THE GREATEST eddie barb always Janet Jay;Marc Mary; Pam Eddie WHOSE AFRAID OF THE BIG BEOWULF THEY CALL US-UHM-FLAMIN' MAMIE, L.S.P.M.A.G. M.E.TO O-hi-O CinDorDebJilFernLinRob — Debettes IT DON'T MATTER TO ME W.R., D.R. 318415 — Have a good time tonite Debbie and Neil RK; WeLove'Em; Protect 'Em 10S 3G Cathy and Ronnie — 3 15 68 Mr. White O.K. Baby ... kk B. B. TOMMY TABLE 1 2 of 6PD LUNCH THANK RR 4HER?? COLOR ME PURPLE — JAN 'member me, Erik — Luv Li'l Sister Debettes — Andrea Lubrano SUDEBJANEBONJUDKATNAN — debette Sweethearts — J.S. and D.M. P.C. likes M.R. alot also H.W. more Super spiffy sneakers Farkel for ever! Can't seem to forget you! DELTA-DELTA-DELTA Me and my shadows — deb, ellen, amy The Ultimate Intimates — A.H. A.L. Natty Belita forever 1970-71 Carl and Fran Forever TO ROBIN FROM YOUR B.F. Do you think I have a chance — J.S.? Ken H and Marilyn M Donna and Jimmy — 2 3 70 Chicken, Chicken, Chicken, Chicken Happiness is your future Mr. LH Thank you Mom and Dad love Lynn JSPH MILDRED POWER! What you see is what you get I'm a shmomegan and I am so kool! Don't kill the fivebears HAPPINESS IS RED WHITE Cheryl Cindy say hi Ernie Dino Sandy and Ricky 4eva Ric Kathy Bad.Vol.Bask.Soft Ter Min Together Thanks Heitner for being you DITEJOKAM DNAGGMR MRSSJOKAKIGUS Felix the Cat Rat A Tat Tat ... D'A scolt The Phantom Cl. Officer! J.F.K. forever Joey Debby 4 eva Thank you Joe — Love always, Janet Lynn Your Cool The Blue Goose Has Class OK LADIES KICK it PIRETTES Billy Linda 8 15 68 Debettes Billy and Monica June 18,1970 December 24th Tommy I'll luv you always, Lindsay Mon and Bill 4 ever and ever ... Purple and Yellow Forever Gene and Carol I love you Both I love Null Set I love you Natty — Belita forever TB Happiness — Gods Blessings L.H. Swedish food — Mmmmmm!! GREAT Long live ducks duck duck goose Hi LES! TB — Thanks for your help — Birds 1 I I Q I J Q £ M2 I i U I I Q Mod Squad not the biggest but the greatest! Best of Luck Luv Belita and Ronnie 1970-71 Best of Luck to Belita and Nat — the Future Newlyweds Love Tommy Ronny Mr. B. — White Oak — 8P.M. — Sunday —12 4 John and Lori — Nicky and Lisa Give Peace a Chance Rob Judy T.B. M.M Yago Sant' gria Hungry Hungry Hungry Mrs. Rossberg don't forget to go food shopping Ml KONAMET — KIEREN TU KOSET THINK FUNKY Happiness is growing up JMB Smoke OOPIE — FANTASTIC! Oopie and the Bopper, eh, Tommy! FLOBOBSUEJOHNPUFFYPETEBELLIENAT ND and AL remember the 70 winter Summer '69 — D.D. R.S. Fall '69 R.K. R.F. HANK, I'll always love you, PAM 70 Bill Cathy? RM DW everlasting friendship LOVE is being with you NK RG DON — luv your Bosom Buddys — RK DD Happy Easter Coop Baby Duck We luv Mr. Schmidt Luv Mutt and Jeff Frenm and Ellen 8R I'm always 6 mos. behind the times TEE-PEE CLASS OF 69 REMEMBERS MARY KATHY F.G. I love you Florry To Diane — Love always — Pat Love to Gar in R.l. Did you lose it, pussy foot? Roy have patience I love you R.M. Belita where's Bus 291's curtains? SSL — Get all you deserve, the world Kay and Walter Cameron Tommy and Nancy October 17,1970 No twelvie no sixie F C Pam and Walt forever. Good Luck Nature lover Babe in the woods In our future lies ... Rise above and it will be yours FRIENDS — MOST VALUED POSSESSION Best wishes of the Class of 1971 MM and the 22 CCS What I talk Funny or Something? As Time goes on I Realize Flow Much You Mean To Me Joey, with love always Debbie Larry and Carol Forevermore Dear Mr. President, I love you!! Where is Izzie? Joyce and Don Steve and Yvonne diane and mike 4 eva 6-22-68 The Unseperable 2 Puff Fluff Charlie and Sue January 29 Scott and Pam Aug. 1,1970 Thank you Fr. James — sister Janet Love Sweetness and Devotion Janice Richardson?!?? Alligator and Crocodile 71 Mr. Greenblatt Dot Roni, Corina All A A AGirls Tyrone reopen the Furey case K J N G R The Whaling Welshmann T.J. I finally won the war 11 5 70 K.S. Bellmore BBG wishes best luck to the class of'71 Knock, Knock who's there? Anita Have you got the spirit yeah!! Cod or Man W. Chambers Rumph To J.L. and K.H. see ya Denise SW — don't forget me when I'm gone Stan and Fran Saludos De Una Amiga Petermonybinkfridferetscarlet I Stu and Shel ... always Make me smile — B.A. A.G. Pat M. Deb N. will cheer Rob J! Who said dino's a dinosaur?!!! I got to be home by Tuesday F.C. We miss you wyn To Steve — the guy who made my High school years, love Nancy Hi Bob: 2nd period lounge to Kar Arom NAN he's a hunk PHOTOS BYD. STROM — PHOTOGRAPHER Computer Science at Mepham soon Marijuana is Cod's way of saying High United we stand 717 70 Puppy Good Luck Seniors Love Iddy Guy Nancy G. 1 yr June 24 Stephanie and Walter forever Dear David — For those who love Time is not. Always, Cathy NYLL a DNEIRF TAHT IS ARETS IS C — Never forget our good times — C DD JD CM RG Look Spiffy Girls Remember 9-9-99 J.F. K.D., B.S. K.R. Together Forever 961 yenj = 2713 To Boob — Love E. S. H. John I'll BE THERE CA KEN LYN JIM CHER RICK 4 Ever Jo — In My Eyes You Are Beautiful I luv you Don Corney Luv JT El 12 All My Love to Rocco's 3rd period class 1970 especially Amy's MIKE MEPHAM BETTER than Kennedy To Steve Frank BE GOOD LOVE RED FLORRY — I Love You — F.G. Beat lunch PD. NanlinelJodlinPam Alias-Sullivan-Donald-Chumley!! I'M coming 46738 Mitch Broder is Peter Broder Paul and Cindy 10 27 69 Hi there: Fritz says Hi luv Twin Ter loving you that's my thing, DC Is Hanna Here? M.X.H. Mat = Ben = Uncle Ernie Warren — I'll remember you always Anyone wanna buy a pretzel? To JG love always C 1152 Reat Love Puff and Fluff Please don't!! Wendi and Bruce '67-7? Carl — we did work it out, love K.C. Wendy — you are a peach face!! Cropsy Maniac and Poop Ham on rye and two matzas to go see you at the tabard ale house Larry Cafiero's Black GTO Stop Bopping!!! Happiness is a Debetts Triton Keep Debettes Debest, Nancy Steve and Candy (Billy Mon Robb Nann) Ha! We all love the marshmellow man Here's to all you dead freaks Tonotknowand begoodisexistence Thankyou Richie love Kathy July 18; welp, that didn't work! All the ones that got away! Right on boogas and sewer gang Deborah, luv ya so much Terence Yes, God! high Ducky; luv ya, D-Dot To Connie Joe no more ulcers Frito Bandito; Dennis the Menace Pat Lois and Rachael Welch King Chris Body Beautiful Good nite wimpy Eausto ya devil Sue Fran Flying — Feather — Sponge! Kevin and Jane tru luv for ever SLUSH-E-BERMAN Ferdie Gahoofie strikes again Love is all Rich what ever happened with Sue Clyde Marci 4-eva eva ... BarMarJeanSue ... F.F. KEEEEP GOING—B.P. How far do you want to go? BP JK Us 411 Guys are tops JB AR Good Luck to all — Mrs. Calitri Who's Jamie Broder? BG to DS always copping out To the best chem teacher Sigma Phi Omega Reigns To the past, present and future Nan —what are we doing tonight? 740-1085 I'm sorry, Arthur Jimmy and Judy ThanksForTheMemories — CrazyChick Bob Helen I'll drink to that Tarzan Jane — Skippy lives — RJTH! MK are we still best friends? Get tough Brother — Coach Goldman Donna Mar Thank you luv, Janet Remember the RABBIT! (oh yeah!) 1 have to write John a letter Larry and Gloria 7 29 70 Lee,Mark,Julie,Paul Joe, we can work it out — love Janis Mice Golly — Wolly Ollie — Love always — Chumly Dedicated to my Kennedy Friends Phil loves Jane Que Vivan las Jamonas Feas Web Good —A!! PL AG — the closet Queens — The Guys Flo and Bob Wayne and Debbie — 6 7 70 Nostalgia isn't what it was GRUMP reigns Diane R. plus Debbie W Truly Cous. JK what a Great 4th of July JB A.V. Vi amo moltissimo Jane S.F. FOREVER Janet: Yes, We're Still Going A R Thanks for Nothing J. To my friends with love, APRIL I'm freezing my BumBums Goodbye Deltas, Love Delta Srs. To Jerry Wilder — our HERO Luck to Beth from Bellmore BBG 2 64 — Thanx 4 6 23 69 23 from 63 Karen I don't get it Brad loves BOBO BOBO loves brad Pauz' S.D.B. Peggy Poo S.F.U. 1026 To Evi Joni my Jugless friends This is for Casey, John, Kelly Dennis, Norman, and the great Minke! John and Corin July 101970 I wish something would happen A. To Monie, Beautiful person — Boy I love you Mom and Dad love Maria G.B.Y. TSLIALPO Jeg elska deg Grannalo E.G. Dr sorry I interrupted BUT CH: LOVE YA ALWAYS ARNOLD — 110? LOVE JM TO TORTFORCP Does time heal all wounds? Why can't I forget you? John and Lori — Nicki and Lisa Love ... Moe, Larry, Curly We leave Joni B. a choco late cake and Gayle M. a ball of cotton. Ely still lives! MT, RB, LS, RB, MS, MB, GL, RG, BP, have fun next year and always love JR, GM, JB, KF, RK Smile, Laugh, Be Happy Love Gayle RB not too late love JR Jacob Gunther 180 Best Of Luck To Class Of 71 Interact President Frank Colon, Vice President Robert Sorger, Treasurer Charles Bauer, Secretary Mitch Broder, Corresponding Secretary Ken Krakaur, Joy Cannizzo, Jim Corliss, Robert Fenimore, Terry McDonough, Vincent Monte-sano, and Gene Steinberg. SU 5-0170 Used Motorcycles Sales Service OTTO'S PORK STORE Chrome Our Specialty MEAT MARKET Chrome Exange CUSTOM CYCLE, INC. Quality Prime Meats Beef — Lamb — Poultry 2479 Jerusalem Rd. East Meadow, L.I. 516-785-0541 Otto A. Gross, Prop. Al Doerbecker Pete Agtuca 215 Bedford Ave. Bellmore, L.I., N.Y. WEINMAN'S HARDWARE Compliments Of: 106 Bedford Avenue LU BERTS Bellmore, L.I., N.Y. 11710 DEPARTMENT STORE SU 5-0222 Offcial Gymwear for all the Schools DELTA KAPPA PHI Wishes the Best of Luck To the 1971 Senior Class ofMepham H.S. Officers ‘Robin Better — President Pam Farrell — Vice President •Susan Margolies — Treasurer Gail Berlinger Sheila Blum Debbie Bogatz Lonnie Brown Marsha Ehrenreich Merryl Gold Lisa Goodman •Barbara Green Elaine Horenstein •Joane Horenstein •Debbie Reeke — Recording Sec'y •Meryl Switsky — Cor. Sec'y •Robin Siegel — Historian Members I lyse Jeskin Nancy Kannatt Mindy Kantor Roberta Klein Eileen Lapidus Robin Marks •Robin Margolies Jayne Meltzer Debbie Moed Andrea Needleman Felice Ovetsky Judy Pollack Gayle Rosenkranz Joan Ruderman Helene Sabel Julie Shapiro Wendy Silver •Robin Tobias Lisa Weinberger — Graduating Seniors 182 THE LAUNDRY ROOM 2444 Jerusalem Avenue North Bellmore Service Self Service Mama Mia! That's A Spicy Hot A' Dog!! BOB'S DRIVE-IN Merrick Rd. Bellmore Coin-Op Dry Cleaning 100% Beef Hot Dogs Burgers MERRICK PAPERBACKS 52 Merrick Ave. Merrick, N.Y. 11566 DEE'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY 2040 Newbridge Road Bellmore, N.Y. 11710 Tel. 785-4750 Tel. TN 8-8070 Specializing In Short Hair Only TA 6-0420 SUnset 5-9263 SPA INC. KEN JAEGGl GULF STATION the meeting eating spot of Bellmore Service Always 416 Bedford Avenue Newbridge Road Marlboro St. East Meadow, N.Y. The Editor wishes to thank David Strom and Janice Ronga for their countless hours of aid in the preparation of this yearbook. t t %