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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1973 volume:

Wellington C. Mepham High School Bellmore, New York Treasure Chest '73 Co-Editors-in-Chief: Sheila Blum and Lisa Weinberger 9 10 11 13 We haven't wasted one minute of our friendship. v pirates : -• l Seniors MR. MARTIN FLEISCHER Senior Class Advisor Each year there is a new” senior class; and each year the senior class is better than the class before; and this year is no different. One might ask, why is this so? The answer is a simple one — we grow! we learn through experience! we are taught! as a consequence, we improve! Yes, the class of 73 has proven itself worthy of this year's title — the better senior class. With the 70's jargon of — do your own thing, put it all together, and no way, you (seniors) did it all. You showed us that in 'no way' were you to be denied your ambitious and worthy goals. You gave us the true meaning of 'do your own thing' by being innovative and acting independently while maintaining a constant awareness of the other fellow's toes and recognition of his 'own thing.' — And following quite logically, through complete and honest cooperation with all, you 'put it all together'and became the best of 73. With the sincerest of wishes for a future of continued successes, I am still the adviser to the 'better' senior class. Martin Fleischer Senior Class Adviser 20 Neal Weingart 3rd Vice President GERYL ADLER ROCCO ALBERICO Geryl Adler: To all my friends and acquaintances: I wish for you a memorable past, a rewarding present, and a promising future. Barbara Aleman: Let each become what he is capable of being. Carla Andersen: Let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me. Donna Ashworth: If you love some- thing, set it free, if it comes back, it’s yours, if it doesn't, it never was. — Unknown. Alice Bailey: A good future lies ahead of everyone, what we make of it is up to us. Nancy Baillard: Music is playing inside my head over over over again. My friend there's no end to the music. — Carole King Karen Balaban: Friendship is eva- nescent in every man's experience, and remembered like heat lightning in past summers. Fair and flitting like a summer cloud — there is always some vapor in the air. no matter how long the drought. — Henry David Thoreau Grace Barbera: Isn't it a pity? Isn’t it a shame? How we break each other's hearts, we cause each other pain. — CARLA ANDERSEN ANDREANA ARRIGO BARBARA ALEMAN STEVEN ARROW g.h. Jo Ann Barker: And in the end re- member. it's with you you have to live. — Graham Nash KAREN BALABAN DENISE BANDERA ROSEANNETTE BARBACCIA RONA ALTWARG NANCY BAILLARD MANNY ASSER ALICE BAILEY DONNA ASHWORTH TONI ANN BASILONE RHONDA BECK JOHN BENNETT FRANK BENSO Rhonda Beck: To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven: A time to kill and a time to heal; a time to break down and a time to build up; A time to weep and a time to laugh; A time to mourn and a time to dance; a time to love and a time to hate; a time of war and a time of peace. — Kohe-leth chapter 3 verses 1.3.4.8. Linda Belardi: You know life can be yours But you got to be so strong And the world she gets tough So hard and cold And how can I go forward When I don’t know which way I’m facing. —John Lennon Lisa Benigno: The man who follows the crowd will usually get no further than the crowd. The man who walks alone is likely to find himself in places no one has ever been before. — Alan Ashley-Pitt Ann Bianchi: . . a life carefully con- structed from watermelon sugar and then travelled to the length of my dreams, along roads lined with pines and stones. — Richard Brautigan Sheila Blum: “And so you see I have come to doubt All that I once held was true I stand alone without beliefs The only truth I know is you.” — Paul Simon Debbie Bogatz: 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. — Unknown Frank Bongiorno: We finally made it! Rob Bonne: — Grok — Michael Valen- tine Smith SHEILA BLUM DEBRA BOGATZ LINDA BELARDI ROBERT BERLINGER GERALDINE BOLK CHRISTINE BELGER JILL BERNSTEIN JOSEPH BILELLA ANN BIANCHI ROBERT BIGBIE JEFFREY BENEDETTO LISA BENIGNO STUART BONDELL ROBERT BONNE CHERYL BORENSTEIN CARL BOVA STEVEN BRAFF PETER BRUCIA RICHARD BRUNETTI LONNIE BROWN Nina Braun: Begin at once to live, and count each separate day as a separate life. — Seneca Candy Brendler: Life is only worth liv- ing if you have true friendship. Once you find it, treasure it. — M.C. and me Cathy Bridgeford: If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured and far away. — Henry David Thoreau Lonnie Brown: If you smile at me I will understand, ’cause that is something everyone does in the same language. — S.S. D.C. Greta Bunin: Happiness is not a sta- tion you arrive at, but a manner of traveling. — Margaret Lee Runbeck Janis Buongermino: 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. Thanks N.G. We finally made it. Diane Cadieux: Just for today I will be unafraid. Especially will I be unafraid to enjoy what is beautiful, and I believe that as I give to the world, the world will give to me. — J.K. Joni Callaghan: I shall pass through this world but once. Any good therefore, I can do or any kindness I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer it nor neglect it ... for I shall not pass this way again. Corinne Calvagna: Don’t hurry. Don’t worry. Don’t forget to smell the flowers. TERENCE BURKE CHRISTINE BUSHMAN JOHN BUTLER CANDY BRENDLER WILLIAM BRUNING MARY BRUNO DIANE CADIEUX FREDERICK CALI JONI CALLAGHAN CORINNECALVAGNA MELINDA CEGLIO CATHERINE CATAPANO RICHARD CAYNE ROSEANNECEFALU ANN CARPENTIERE NANCY CARROLL Charlene Carson: There is only one kind of love, but there are a thousand imitations. To love is to stop comparing. Susan Carter: Happy are those who dream dreams are ready to pay the price to make them come true. — L.J. Cardinall Suenens John Cassandro: Men have circum- navigated the glove of land and water, but how few have sailed out of sight of common sense over the ocean of knowledge. — Henry David Thoreau Cathy Catapano: Every heart will then be refreshed, all eyes will be opened, and the most wonderful power will be given, the happiness of humanity will be assured This will be the Paradise which is to come on earth, when all mankind will be gathered together under the Tent of Unity in the Kingdom of Glory — 'Abdu’l-Baha Roseanne Cefalu: If I keep a green bough in my heart, the song bird will come. Melinda Ceglio: Love must be given as well as received; for to love no one is to be destitute. — Glenn DelGuidice Ellin Chitow: If you love someone, set him free, if he comes back he’s yours, if not. he never was. Lois Cloud: 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. CHESTER CIANCARELLI JONATHON COTTEN MARK COHEN RONALD CONTINO DAVID COVELL SALCOSTAGLIOLA MARVIN COHN VERONICA CORLISS STEVEN COWIT MARSHALL COLE Mark Cohen: “In a land that’s known as freedom how can such a thing be fair. Richard Coleman: Do not wish to be anything but what you are. and try to be that perfectly. — DeSales David Coveil: Where soil is. men grow, whether to weeds or flowers. — Keats-Endymion Bk 2 Kathleen Cuddihy: Eighteen shad- ows behind me lie. A yesterday is a today gone by. Vet ahead still another tomorrow lies And together my love I shall stay Till all the tomorrows become a yesterday. RICHARD COLEMAN KERRY CONROY JEANCORSO EUGENE COSTA MARK CORSELLI JOHN DALLAS ISOLDE CURATOLA GUY DEGREGORIO GLENN DELGUIDICE SUSAN CUTRONEO KATHLEEN DELLASPERANZA ANDREA DALEN JOHN DELLITALLIA FRANK DETRANO CHRISTOPHER DEZSO MICHAEL DIAZ CATHRYN DIBLASE JEANNE D’AMICO MICHAEL DEMONICO ANDREA DEMARCO CRAIG DEODENE HAROLD DEAN JANET DEGIOIA Andrea Dalen: “Don’t pray for help — pray for the strength to help yourself!” — Kenneth Roberts — (Boon Island) Glenn Delguidice: Don’t Judge Your Brother. Don’t Fear Him. Help Him. — Glenn DelGuidice Kathy Dellasperanza: “And think not you can direct the course of love, for love, if it finds you worthy. directs your course. — Kahlil Gibran from The Prophet” Jayne Doniger: “Live hand-in-hand and together we'll stand on the threshold of a dream.” — Graeme Edge Robert Drucker: “War is on its last legs; and a universal peace is as sure as is the prevalence of civilization over barbarism, of liberal governments over feudal forms. The question for us is only HOW SOON? — R.W. Emerson Cheril Dunayer: Some dying luv which shines around me like a million suns calls me on. along, across the universe. — Lennon-McCarney. I'll miss being shortest Pirette. Keep smiling! Mary Dunetz: Only that day dawns to which we are awake. — Thoreau Marilyn Edelman: Part of forever is better than none. — Unknown Amy Elias: The morning is like the beginning of friendship . unsure, hesitant, expectant. — Dean Walley Marilyn Engel: “My friend shall forever be my friend and reflect a ray of God to me.” — Thoreau Meg Erhardt: Friendships that I've made here Long lasting and sincere Warm my heart and make me smile I just turn around and they’re near. Gentle is the tough that binds our friendship. GEORGE DUNAIF AMY ELIAS 34 MARILYN ENGEL LYNN ERICSON JAYNE DONIGER JEAN DONNELLY MARY DUNETZ DIANE DOUGHERTY MARILYN EDELMAN JOHN DOUNDOULAKIS BARRY EUDEN CHERILDUNAYER MARGARET ERHARDT 35 DEBORAH ERNST LINDA ERWIN RICHARD FALCO WAYNE FALK MARIE ESCHMANN Marie Eschmann: Reach out To communicate is the beginning of understanding. Janet Fackovec: God grant me the se- renity to accept the things I cannot change; the courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference. — St. Francis Joyce Fano: Thinking it over I’d be more than glad to change my way for the asking. — Paul Simon Philip Fava: To have faith in the future is to bring it nearer. Yapper. Karen Fenning: God grant me the se- renity to accept the things I cannot change; the courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference. Kathy Fernandez: It hurts to be lonely but it hurts much more after you know what happiness can be. Jane Ferrari: Don’t it always seem to go. that you don’t know what you've got till it’s gone. — Joni Mitchell Marcia Feuerstein: Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. JOYCE FANO ROBERT FEELEY PATRICIA FELLOWS KAREN FENNING STEVEFARBER SHEPARD FEDERGREEN KEVIN FENNING KATHLEEN FERNANDEZ BARRY FOX Marie Finamore: We come to this world not as outcasts, but as ignorant children, that we may learn from life’s beauties and secrets the worship of the everlasting and universal spirit and search after the hidden things of the soul. — Kahlil Gibran Debbie Finkle: “And when the night is cloudy There is still a light that shines on me Shine on till tomorrow Let it be.” — Lennon-McCartney Stuart Fox: All my life I never really knew me till today. Now I know why. I’m just another step along the way. — Justin Hayward Debbie Francis: Hold fast to dreams for dreams die. life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. Diane Frey: No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings. — William Blake Mark Frimmel: “I will not kill or hurt any living creature needlessly, nor destroy any beautiful thing, but strive to save and comfort all gentle life and guard and protect all natural beauty and order upon the earth. — John Ruskin Deborah Frisch: I feel the capacity to care is the thing which gives life its deepest significance. — Pablo Casals Anne Frischmann: It’s really a won- der that I haven’t dropped all my ideals because they seem so absurd and impossible to carry out. Yet I keep them because in spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart. — Anne Frank Christina Fuentes: “Alive. Alive, wan- na get up and jive.” — Joni Mitchell NORMAN FRIEDMAN MARK FRIMMEL DEBORAH FRISCH PEGGY FOLEY ALAN FORMAN DIANE FREY DENISE FRANZINO HOWARD GARTENBERG ROBERT GILMARTIN STEPHEN GIUNTA LYNN GOLDBERG ARTHUR GOLDSTEIN WENDY GOLDSTEIN KENNETH GOLDABER Lawrence Gerald: Life is a dream in which loneliness happiness are symptoms. Neil Getter: .. After mastering the winds, the waves, the tides and gravity, we shall harness for God the energies of love, and then, for the second time in the history of the world man will have discovered fire Maura Gilchrist: The END Is just a little harder when brought about by friends. —J.C.-S.S. Carol Glassman: With all its sham. drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. — Desiderata Meryl Gold: All can hear, but only the sensitive can understand ... — Kahlil Gibran Lynn Goldberg: You are a child of the universe no less than the sun or stars. You have a right to be here. Strive to be happy. — Max Ehrmann Wendy Goldstein: I believe in the sun even when it is not shining. I believe in God even when He is silent. I believe in love even when I am alone. — Anonymous Linda Goldszak: Once in a while you meet some people who are with you all the way — Some who have the gift of showing. “I understand” who never fail to lend a helping hand. That I call a friend, “the most Valuable Possession.” Nancy Goll: If a man doesn't keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. — Henry David Thoreau MERYL GOLD LINDA GOLDSZAK NANCY GOLL JONATHAN GOLOMB BARBARA GRASSO ROBERT GREENBERG IRA GORDON SCOTT GORDON ELYS GOODMAN MARK GOTTLIEB JAMES GRANT DENNIS GREENE BARBARA GOZDZIEWSKI GARY GREENWALD Elys Goodman: Our life is flittered away by detail . Simplify, Simplify. — Henry David Thoreau. Barbara Gozdziewski: 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.” Robert Greenberg: “I now want to know all things under the sun and the moon too. For all things are beautiful in themselves, and become more beautiful when known to man. Knowledge is life with wings. Jerome Gress: You cannot be a true man until you learn to obey.” — Robert E. Lee Karen Guy: You can’t always get what you want — but if you try, sometimes you just might find you get what you need. — R.S. Madeline Haber: To be nobody but myself means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight never stop fighting. — E. E. Cummings Brian Hansen: And as we wind on down the road Our shadows taller than our soul There walks a lady we all know Who shines white light and wants to show How everything still turns to gold. And if you listen very hard The tune will come to you at last When all are one and one is all To be a rock and not to roll And she’s buying a stairway to heaven. — J. Page JOHN GRAF RORY GRANDWILLIAMS STEVEN GREENWALD JEROME GRESS 43 MADELINE HABER HOWARD HAHN BRIAN HANSEN MICHAEL HENNESSY ELLIOTT HARRIS DEBRA HARTMAN CARON HAUSMAN PATRICIA HILLER WARREN HILLER FREDERICK HIRSCH HARRY HOFFER NANCY HENDERSON CAROL HENN EDWARD HEITNER ROBERT HERZBERG AMY HERLING KAREN HILL Carol Hausman: Do not walk in front of me I may not follow; Do not walk in back of me I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. — Unknown Nancy Hausner: Everyone has experienced the truth that love like a running brook is disregarded, taken for granted: but when the brook freezes over, then the people begin to remember how it was when it ran and they want it to run again. Nancy Henderson: What sweetness is left in life, if you take away friendship? Robbing life of friendship is like robbing the world of the sun. — Cicero Karen Hill: Now that the clear light of truth has appeared before me, I can never again ignore the need to stand alone. — B.L. Pat Hiller: There is so much good in the worst of us. And so much bad in the best of us. That it ill behooves any of us. To talk about the rest of us. — Anonymous Harry Hotter: Half of the time we’re gone and we don’t know where and we don’t know where. — P.S. Elaine Horenstein: Ne’er shall there be a time in my life more remembered thee and Ne'er shall I ever forget my very special He. KENNETH HOHORST ELEANOR HOLT ELAINE HORENSTEIN KATHLEEN HORGEN THEODORE HUBER Carrie Ingber: And the time will come when we shall see that we’re all one. and life goes on within you and without you. — George Harrison Debbie James: “However rare true love is. true friendship is rarer.” Ellen Janson: We are made wise not by the recollections of our past, but by the responsibilities of our future. — g.b.s. Lynn Jarres: “We all live under the same sky, but we don’t all have the same horizon.” Lisa Jonas: Go on toward the “Crimson shore’’ Beyond this life of metaphors Where doors of understanding’s house Decorates he with clove. “Be lions roaring in the forests of knowledge Whales swimming in the oceans of life’’ Prepare to meet in the “Garden of the clove.” HEATHER JANKO ELLEN JANSON DEBORAH HUELSON LYNN JARRES CARRIE INGBER r MICKEY INTERNICOLA JODY IRWIN DEBRA JAMES ROBERT JONES CINDY KALVAR JEFFREY KATES Marc Kamin: May the face of Allah smile upon you. — Abdul Ben-Hassid Karim Nancy Kannatt: “The measure of our happiness is the gift of ourselves which we give to others.” Jodi Kaplan: Our life is like some vast lake that is slowly filling with the stream of our years. As the waters creep surely upward, the landmarks of the past are one by one submerged, but there shall always be a memory to lift its head until the lake is overflowing. — Alexander Bisson Paul Kaplan: To live without love is not to live. Lynn Karol: We know what we are but we know not what we may be. — William Shakespeare Jeanne Kash: “Don’t believe what your eyes are telling you. All they show is limitation. Look with your understanding. find out what you already know — Jonathan Livingston Seagull Denise Kastenbaum: All is gray and weary. And then one day The light returns to the streets the color returns to the flowers and the energy returns to the people. — Art Kane Ruth Kiesling: “Faith. Hope, and Love, but the greatest of these is Love.” — God NANCY KEESSER ALICIA KANOWITZ GAIL KATZ NANCY KEELAN KEVIN KEMPNER If JODI KAPLAN ROBERT KAUFMAN JOHN KLINE BARBARA KLUMPP MARCIA KONIGSBERG John Kline: The clock of life is wound but once. No man has the power to tell when the hands will stop. At late or early hour. Now is the time you own. Live, love, toil with a will: Place no faith in tomorrow, For the clock may be still. Barbara Klumpp: How you use today determines how tomorrow uses you. — Earl Wilson Sarah Kohn: “Only that day dawns to which we are awake.” — Henry David Thoreau Monica Kolberg: If you love some- thing, set it free. If it comes back, it is yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Robin Krauss: If I had wings no one would ask me — should I fly? The bird sings, no one asks why — I can see in myself — wings as I feel them — if you see something else, keep your thoughts to yourself I’ll fly free then. David Kuperschmid: When all else is lost, the future still remains. — Bovee Rosanne LaBarbera: If you smile at me. I will understnad. ’Cause that is something everybody does in the same language. — David Crosby Rosemary LaMensa: To accom- plish great things, we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also believe. — Anatole France PHYLLIS KREBS LAURIE KRICK JAY LEVINE NANCY LEVINE GLENN LAURICH ROBYN LEVINE PATRICIA LAWLOR ELLEN LEWIS DEBRA LINDQUIST Jackie LaRose: Great minds dis- cuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people. — Anonymous Ellen Liles: A Friend: One who knows all about you and loves you just the same. — Elbert Hubbard Debby Lindquist: And now you are and I am and we’re a mystery which will never happen again a miracle which has never happened before — and shining this our now must come to then. — E. E. Cummings Michele Lipton: How can we be sure of anything: The tide changes; the wind that made the grain wave gently yesterday blows down the trees tomorrow. — Rod McKuen Nancy Liptzin: In the ship of your soul reclines the commanding master. He does but sleep; wake him. — James Allen Nancy Leifer: The heart knows things the mind could never begin to understand. — Unknown Robyn Levine: God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; the courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference. Ellen Lewis: Beautiful things hap- pen when you love someone. VINCENT LENOCI MIA LIEBER MARY ELLEN LENZE RICHARD LEWITT MICHELE LIPTON NANCY LIPTZIN LYDIA LODIS SJ- s DENISE LOMBARDO RANDY LUKAS A Vi' MARK LOHMAN SUE ANN LUCKMAN NICHOLAS LUCKNER THOMAS LOVARCO ANNETTE MAFFEO LAURA MAGNESS PETER MAJOR CARY MANDEL EUGENE LOMBARDO Denise Lombardo: Friendship is one of the most beautiful things in the world. Sometimes lost or gained, when gained, it should be treasured always. Gene Lombardo: I sincerely believe that if you work hard enough toward a goal, you will let nobody take it away from you. — Gene Lombaro Kathy Loney: Happiness is like a but- terfly — if you turn your attention to other things — it comes and sits softly on your shoulder. — L. Richard Lessor Sue Ann Luckman: He who under- stands you is greater kin to you than your own brother For even your own kindred may neither understand you nor know your true worth. — Kahlil Gibran Nicholas Luckner: In whatever you do, strive to win. Randy Lukas: Be calm in arguing; for fierceness makes error a fault, and truth discourtesy. — Herbert. It is better to debate a question without settling it, than to settle it without debate. — Joubert Caryn Lustig: He who cherishes a beautiful vision, a lofty ideal in his heart, will one day realize it. — James Allen Laura Magness: The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it. Annette Maffeo: To always hope for the impossible is to live life to its fullest. KATHLEEN LONEY ROBERT LOUD DONALD MACLEOD SUSAN MAIORCA LINDA MANGINELLI RICHARD MANSFIELD CAROL MANZO JOSEPH MCBRIDE CATHY MATHES ELIZABETH MAYERS MARK MCCALLUM DANIEL MCCANN MARK MARAGLIO THERESA MARAKOVITS JOSEPH MARCIANO SUSAN MARCIANO Theresa Marakovits: Nothing should be more highly prized than the value of each day. — Goethe Joe Marciano: Stand your ground. I think you've got the guts to win — Graham Nash Laura Martinson: It’s nice to be important but it's more important to be nice. Robin Matusiak: How tall we are. We’ve learned so much. Everything, it seems, but how to stay in touch. Liz Mayers: Friends are people who know you inside and out. know your good qualities and bad qualities, and still like you and care for you very much. Maureen McConlogue: “The gods only go with you if you put yourself in their path. And that takes courage.” — Mary Stewart ROBERT MATHIAS Sheryl McConville: ‘When you can endure all the burdens and pressures of life, that is called strength.” Dorothy McDermott: You've got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart Cause people are gonna treat you better, you’re gonna find yes you will that you’re beautiful as you feel. — Carole King Diana McGowan: The thing that goes the farthest. Towards making life worthwhile. That costs the least, And does the most, Is just a pleasant smile. Bonnie Menzel: Do not reject what you do not understand, for with understanding there may be acceptance. Donna Mercurio: Cherish your yesterdays. Dream your tomorrows. But live your todays Bernice Mermelstein: “You may give gifts without caring — but you can’t care without giving.” Barbara Miller: “Some live to dream. I dream to live.” Leslie Minkoff: Love is two peo- ple being apart and being together at the same time.” — Me Rosemary Minore: 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 DOROTHY MCDERMOTT STEVEN MILLARD JAMES MILLER BARBARA MILLER DIANA MCGOWAN JOSEPH MCGUINESS GARARD MCHALE BERNICE MERMELSTEIN JOHN MONTALTO CARL MONTESANO CHRISTINE MULLER MAUREEN MUNGAVIN Maryellen Moreno: “Hold fast to dreams, for If dreams die life is like a broken winged bird that cannot fly. — Langston Hughes Maria Morreale: See refuge in inner calm, free your thoughts from the external world and you will feel the rays of God’s goodness and love pouring over you and the universe. — Iranschank Joan Morris: Baba Nam Kevalum”. Maureen Murphy: I shall not pass this way again. Any good thing that I can do, or any kindness that I can show, let me do it now! Let me not defer it or neglect it. for I shall not pass this way again. — Stephen Grellet Andrea Nagel: Grant this broken- winged bird may obtain a refuge and shelter in Thy Divine Nest, that obideth upon the Celestial Tree. — Abdul-Baha Tom Nanos: Each to his own way, I’ll go mine, best of luck with your find, but for your own sake remember times we used to know. Andrea Needleman: How seldom do we weigh our neighbor in the same balance with ourselves. Christine Nicolls: Why only to be answered by because; Not to be reasoned out; Only to be proclaimed forever. —CM. Jacqueline Nicosia: Ask me and I will play, All the love that I hold. — Paul Simon CHRIS MORELLI MAUREEN MURPHY 60 ANDREA NAGEL THOMAS NANOS ANDREA NEEDLEMAN WILLIAM NEWTON CHRISTINE NICOLLS JACQUELINE NICOSIA GARY NITTOLY PATRICIA NOBILE RICHARD ORSON Pat Nobile: “The words of my tongue seem to leave me no sensation. The words in my world cannot describe my creation. But I can create anytime. I find room when I’m in tune. — Seals Crofts Rob O’Leary: Break on thru to the other side. — Jim Morrison Richard Orson: Thanks Jeff. Rob Osmundsen: This is dedicated to: Our children’s children’s children's children. — The Moody Blues Bonnie Ostrofsky: “I exist as I am — that is enough.” — Walt Whitman Liz Pagnotta: Blessed are the pea- cemakers for they are the “Children of God.” — Matt 5:9 James Passanant: With every mis- take we must surely be learning. — George Harrison Nancy Patterson: “Live within yourself and the only thing you’ll ever know is the inside of your own mind.” Christina Paulus: Existing is easy. Living is the real challenge. DANIEL O'BRIEN ANNE OWENS MARJORIE PATON ELIZABETH PAGNOTTA JOHN PICCIRILLO ANNA PINEZICH THOMAS PERRICONE Fern Peltz: Don’t cling to the old because it made you glad once: go on to the next, the next region, the next experience. Virginia Perez: Life is a gift to cherish and be thankful for. Jane Peterson: “Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed.” — Alexander Pope Rosanne Piazza: ”0 my friend listen with heart and soul to the songs of the spirit and treasure them as thine own eyes.” — Bahaullah John Piccirillo: When you’re weary, Feeling small. When fears are in your eyes, I will dry them all. I’m on your side, Oh when times get rough, And friends just can’t be found, Like a bridge over troubled waters. — Paul Simon Glenn Pressler: Live hand in hand, and together we’ll stand, on the threshold of a dream. — Moody Blues Frank Quattrochi: We become spiritually rich when we discover the adventure within; when we are conscious of the oneness of all life; when we know the power of meditation; when we experience kinship with nature. — James Allen Donna Raimondi: “Happiness is to cherish the gift of laughter and to see truth and beauty in all things — this is what I wish for you.” VICTOR PITTELLI FRANK QUATTROCHI CARL RAIMONDI DONNA RAIMONDI LORI RICHMAN DEBORAH REEKE J CLAUDIA RICKER ROBERTA RIZK ANTHONY RIZZO JOHN RODRIQUEZ ROSEMARIE RONGA MARIALICE REID MICHAEL RISPOLI Deborah Reeke: The grand essen- tials of life are something to do. something to love, and something to hope for. — A Marialice Reid: “Do not look back and do not dream about the future. It will neither give you back the past, nor satisfy your other daydreams. Your duty, your reward, your destiny — is in the present moment. — Sag Ham-marskjold Keith Reilly: “We are only what we feel.” — Neil Young Donna Richardson: “The Lord is first, my friends are second, and I am third. — Gale Sayers. God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference. Lori Richman: No human relation gives one possession of another — every two souls are absolutely different. In friendship or love, the two side by side raise hands together to find what one cannot reach alone. — Gibran Claudia Ricker: Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you: do ye even so to them. For this is the law and the prophets. — Mathew 7:12 Rosemarie Ronga: “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it never was. — Unknown Diane Rorbah: There’s so little time in life Don’t waste it trying to relive the past For the future is more important! Jill Rosenberg: Honesty is not a gift, it is a reward bestowed for bravery in the face of truth. KEITH REILLY ROBERT REILLY SUSAN RITACCO FREDERICK RIVARA — GAYLE ROSENKRANTZ WENDY ROSS DENISE ROSSIGNOL KATHLEEN ROTH DENNIS RYAN MARILYN SABELLA SALVATORE SALVAGGIO JEANNE SAIEWITZ LINDA SAFARIK 68 JOAN RUDERMAN BONNIE ROTHENBERG HELENE SABEL RICHARD SABEL RICHARD RZANY Wendy Ross: “You give but little when you give your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. ' — Kahlil Gibran Kathy Roth: You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. For what are your possessions but things you keep and guard for fear you may need them for tomorrow? — Kahlil Gibran Bonnie Rothenberg: There is no ending of friendships from the hearts of those who hold them closely and with care. — B.R. Darlene Rothschild: It is well to give when asked, but it is better to give unasked, through understanding. — Kahlil Gibran Joan Ruderman: “And I'm sure it wouldn’t interest anyone outside of a small circle of friends.” — Phil Ochs Helene Sabel: Nothing in this world will last forever. Go and grab a piece of it before it’s gone. Time will fly and everything will go to dust; Drops of time will slowly die. — H.S. Rich Sabel: I do believe you are what you perceive. What comes is better than what came before. — Lou Reed Marilyn Sabella: “I have always known that at last I would take this road but yesterday I did not know it would be today. Jeanne Saiewitz: But how do you thank someone who has taken you from crayons to perfume? It isn't easy but I'll try. — “To Sir With-Love” Wendy Samilow: “The supreme happiness of life is the conviction of being loved for yourself or more correctly, being loved in spite of yourself.” — Victor Hugo MERYL SALZBERG WENDY SAMILOW YVONNE SANDTORV Jeanne SanFanandre: Only that day dawns to which we are awake. — Thoreau Tina Scarnato: Children of life are we, as we stand with our lives uncarved before us. — G.W. Doane Bill Schacter: ' Guns are left to do what words might have done earlier, properly used.” — John Waller Carol Schlein: “Like a poem poor- ly written we are verses out of rhythm, couplets out of rhyme in syncopated time and the dangling conversation and the superficial sighs are the borders of our lives.” — Paul Simon Robin Schneider: “In the midst of winter I finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer.” — Albert Camus Kathy Schoenberg: Only that day dawns to which we are awake. — Henry David Thoreau Stuart Schoenberger: For every- thing you have missed, you have gained something else. — Emerson. Compensation 1841 Ginny Scholz: You are a child of the universe no less than the trees and the stars; You have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you. No doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. — Max Ehrman LAWRENCE SCHALLOP NANCY SCHEFFER KENNETH SASLOFF ANDREW SCHER STUART SCHOENBERGER VIRGINIA SCHOLZ LAWRENCE SCHUMACH PATRICIA SAYLOR CHRISTINA SCARNATO WILLIAM SCHACTER ROBERT SCHWARTZ JODY SCIACCA THOMAS SCIUBBA RICHARD SEIDENBERG WENDY SEAMAN i JOHN SIBRIZZI DEBRA SIMON Wendy Seaman: Once I loved the smell of the sea, the feel of the waves rolling over me. Sea, and sand, air and sky, Once I loved but never till now. — Rod McKuen Dolores Shannon: We have made of this world a neighborhood. Now we are challenged To make of it a brotherhood. — Martin Luther King Jr. Julie Shapiro: Each of us is inevita- ble; Each of us limitless — each of us with his or her right upon earth; Each of us allow’d the eternal purports of the earth; Each of us here as divinely as any is here. — Walt Whitman Sheldon Shulman: The trouble with you is the trouble with me. We got two good eyes but we still don’t see. — Jerry Garcia and Robert Hunter Donna Slade: Friendship is just a lit- tle word. It’s people who make it big. Lori Small: It is so small a thing To have enjoyed the sun, To have lived light in the spring. To have loved, To have thought. To have done? — Matthew Arnold Robert Smith: To know someone CHERYL SEIDNER LESLIE SIMON LORI SMALL here or there with whom you can feel there is understanding, can make of this earth a garden. — Goethe Steven Smith: What you are is God’s gift to you. What you make of yourself is your gift to God. Susan Smith: When two friends part they should lock up each other’s secrets and exchange keys. The truly noble mind has no resentments. DAVID SEMAN DONNA SLADE SHELDONSHULMAN DOLORES SHANNON JULIE SHAPIRO ROBERT SMITH STACEY SMITH STEVEN SMITH SUSAN SMITH JEFFREY STRAUSS DIANE STRAWGATE Deborah Sostack: A memory Something you’re searching for hoping to find, It’s lost in your mind by the passing of time. Donna Spadaro: Only the day dawns to which we are awake, There is more day to dawn, The sun is but a morning star. —- Thoreau Scott Spiegel: Just what you want to be will be in the end. — The Moody Blues Sue Stegmuller: You see things and you say “Why?” But I dream things that never were and say “Why not? — George Bernard Shaw Jeff Strauss: There comes a time in your life when the blindman takes your hand and says don’t you see. — Robert Hunter Diane Strawgate: Our truest life is when we are in dreams awake. — Henry David Thoreau Joe Strolla: “Yesterday’s dreams are tomorrow’s sighs. Gwenn Stumpf: False friends are common. Yes. but where True nature links a friendly pair The blessing is as rich as rare. Terry Sveda: The journey of a thou- sand miles being with a single step. — Lao-Tse Dorothy Sweeney: So many worlds, so much to do, So little done, such things to be. — Tennyson Margaret Sweezey: An injured friend is the bitterest of foes. — Thomas Jefferson Gloria Szablinski: Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not. — Emerson Carmen Tagliente: Of all the things which wisdom provides to make life entirely happy, much the greatest is the possession of friendship. — Epicurus SCOTT SPIEGEL JOSEPH STROLLA ROBERT SUSSMAN ETHEL SVEDA DOROTHY SWEENEY DAVID SPIERO GWENN STUMPF SUSAN STEGMULLER DANIEL SUCHOW JOEL SUGARMAN PETER STEINMAKER JAY SUPNICK MARGARET SWEEZEY HELENE SWIFT GLORIA SZABLINSKI CARMEN TAGLIENTE RICHARD TRICARICO KARENTRYFUS JACQUELINE TAYLOR RICHARD TERMOTTO TERESA TUCKER WAYNE TURETT l 4l( FERN VILK ALEX VOITOVICH RAYMOND VOLZ DEBORAH VOSE Cathy Taylor: “There is a destiny that makes us brothers. None goes his way alone. All that we send into the lives of others comes back into our own. — Edwin Markham Jill Tornee: Hold fast to dreams For when dreams go Life is a barren field Frozen with snow. — Langston Hughes Alice Travers: Humble pie is al- ways hard to swallow with your pride. — Graham Nash Karen Tryfus: “Friendship is the only cement that will hold the world together. — Woodrow Wilson Terri Tucker: “The only way to have a friend is to be one. — Ralph Waldo Emerson, “Essay on Friendship. Wayne Turett: I am you. you are me. If I hurt you. I hurt me. Susan Unger: “It is easy in the world to live after the world's opinion; it is easy in solitude to live after our own; but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude. — Ralph Waldo Emerson Fern Vilk: “Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding. — Einstein Debbie Vose: Respect is what you owe; love what you give. JUDITH VANDEWATER KATHLEEN WANNER MAUREEN WALTON Kathy Wanner: He that would live in peace and ease must not speak all he knows nor judge all he sees. Ann Weber: “Let me today do something that will take a little sadness from the world.” Zach Wechsler: Some see things that are and ask why. I see things that never were and ask why not? — Robert Kennedy Marc Weiger: However mean your life is. meet it and live it; do not shun it and call it hard names. — Henry David Thoreau Lisa Weinberger: With each rising sun Think of your life as just beginning Give kindness and love today For tomorrow’s chance may be. Laurie Weissler: The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay. Love isn’t Love until you give it away.” — Patricia Ellen Ricci Debbie Werner: A person is a per- son no matter how small. — T. Suss Laurey Wetter: The man who regards life as meaningless is not merely unfortunate but almost disqualified for life. — Albert Einstein Nancy Wieden: Cherish your yes- terdays, Dream your tomorrows. But live your todays. JOHN WARKALA LISA WEINBERGER ROBIN WEISS RONALD WEISS LAURIE WEISSLER DAVID WATTS ANN WEBER ZACHARY WECHSLER ELIZABETH WARMINSKI JOHN WHITE ROBERT WEINSTEIN DEBORAH WERNER NANCY WIEDEN JUDITH YAGER RICKI YANOFSKY Ricki Yanofsky: Hope, like the gleaming taper’s light. Adorns and cheers our ways; And still as darker grows the night, Emits a brighter ray. — Goldsmith Jeffrey Willner: I am I, and you are you And if by chance we meet it’s beautiful.” — Frederick S. Peris Mari-Anne Woehr: You gave love freely To those with tears Your eyes were sad when You saw the need You know that love lasts. For eternity. Let’s be God’s children. And live in perfect peace. — Moody Blues Steve Wohl: “If I am not for myself who will be for me? But if I am only for myself then what am I?” — Hillel Marci Zaffrin: Life consists not in holding good cards but in playing those you do hold well. — Josh Billings Nancy Zoubek: Sometimes our deepest feelings are the hardest to express. Ronnie Cannizzo: “Nothing was ever so unfamiliar and as startling to me as my own thoughts.” — Thoreau Marie Darienzo: “The obstacles which the heart meets with are like granite blocks which one alone cannot move. — Thoreau Melissa Donner: And in the sweet- ness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. — Kahlil Gibran JEFFREY WILLNER CANDY YOUNG JOHN ZAMOJCIN NANCY ZOUBEK ANDREA ANOBILE MARCI ZAFFRIN HARVEY ZAKEN RONNIE CANNIZZO MARIE DARIENZO MELISSA DONNER FLORICE SCHNEIDER CAMERA SHY EDWARD BARCKOW KIM BENOIT VERA BLAIR FRANK BONGIORNO CATHY BOOS PHILIP BROWN DEBRA CARDAMONE CHRIS CARROLL DIANE CASTILLO MICHAELCATALDO WARREN CHAFFEE JIMMY CINELLI CHERYL COOKE JOHN DALLAS ANTHONY DICOSTANZO THOMAS DEGORGE MICHAEL FISCHER TIMOTHY S. FORD STANLEY GLICK KATHRYN HINES DANIEL HOFFMAN MICHAEL INTERNICOLA JANET JOYCE JAMES KEHOE SCOTT KELSEY DEBRA KERRIGAN JUNE LINARDOS JOHN MALNOSKY ANTHONY MANZO PATRICK MCGOVERN MARTIN MENIST RICHARD MIREAU JOHN MROZOWSKI DEBORAH NAPOLI GEORGE PITTS DOUGLAS PRENDERGAST GRANT RADTKE KENNETH RUSSEL MINDY SAMET GARYSCHOENBERGER JOHN SCHUSTER PAMELA STAUB JUNETARALLO RICHARD TERMOTTO LENORE TURANSKT RICHARD WAGNER JOAN WILKINS MARK WILLIAMSON ROY WILLIAMSON PATRICK WILSON 82 Most Artistic Jeff Benedetto Joan Morris Wittiest Jerry McHale Stacy Smith Most Versatile Bob Mathias Jeanne Kash Senior Superlatives Most School Spirited Carl Bova Wendy Seaman Most Athletic Neal Weingart Christine Belger Most Likely to Succeed John Kline Greta Bunin Most Talented Jamie Glaser Dorothy McDermott 83 ROW 7 — P. Rapp, R. Schneider, J. Shapiro, F. Cali, K. Della-Speranza, M. Sabella, D. McDermott. ROW 2 — P. Major, J. Kaplan, C. Sloan, J. Piccirillo, M. Zaffrin, T. Marakovits, R. La-Mansa, D. Richardson. ROW 3 — C. Bova, E. Costa, M. Es-chmann, E. Horenstein, L. Brown, L. Faulkner, P. Fava. ROW 4 — D. Williams, J. Saiew-itz, J. Peterson, J. Kash, R. LaBarbera. Senior Sales Prom Committee ROW 7 — E. Holt, D. Richardson, K. Roth, M. Engel, J. Kash, N. Wein-gart. ROW 2 — P. Rapp, C. Tag-liente, D. McDermott, C. Della-Speranza, W. Seaman, R. LaMensa, E. Horenstein, C. Ricker, C. Bova. ROW 3 — C. Schlein, P. Fellows, T. Inkerbell, J. Kaplan, K. Loney, J. Peterson, D. Williams, J. Saiewitz. Regents Scholarship Winners And Alternates NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED STUDENTS AND FINALISTS — R. Sussman, T. Gansler, J. Saiewitz, L. Brown, G. Bunin, R. Schneider, M. Frimmel. National Merit Commended Students And Finalists Operation Goodwill OPERATION GOODWILL — ROW 7 — Unknown, R. LaBarbera, J. Barker, J. Peterson, J. Shapiro. ROW 2 — T. Mar-akovits, S. Smith, K. Loney, K. Della-Speranza, W. Seaman, R. Yanofsky, G. Bunin, D. James. ROW 3 — C. Bridge-ford, R. LaMensa, J. Piccirillo, J. Saiewitz, J. Montello, J. Kash, K. Geeb, Z. Wechsler, M. Engel, P. Rapp, C. Schlein. Underclassmen 073___ROW 1 — Bruce Dyer; David Grand; Larry Branca; Eric Bukatman; Brian Binder; Warren Buehler; Louis Broad; ROW 2 — P. Bury; Unknown; M. Bridgeford; A. Bybel; J. Blatman A. Bucemi; M. Blower; J. Bogdano-wich; D. Brooks; ROW 3 — N. Bonestele; A. Boriotti; K. Blechman; D. Braff; J. Boucher; A. Blasenstein; S. Bloom; P. Blauzvern; J. Bunin; M. Boscarino; J. Blechman; ABSENTEES — Rose Birdsall; Drew Bischoff; Cynthia Blair; Donald Bond; Lisa Boren; Nancy Breiding; Josephine Buccheri; Kathleen Burns; Teresa Butzgy. 020 — ROW 1 — Lydia Marek; Kathy MacMillan; Sue Ross; Faith Altenhaus; Joan Allocca; Alice Beyer; Debbie Bigbie; Sue Bender; Lisa Albert; ROW 2 — Michele Cintino; Maryann Barley; Ellen Altsman; Christine Barone; Debbie Bandman; Thea Berk; Myra Ackerman; Donna Clynes; Kathy Kemph; Lynne Gordon; Pam Bauer; Gale Balcuf; Joseph Ambrose; ROW 3 — John Aitken; John Bezman; Tim Fleming; Kenny Bailie; Mike Altabef; Jone Barone; Mark Baratz; ABSENTEES — Nick Agneta; Theresa Albano; Vincent Arminio; Frank Babino; Stewart Baer; Catherine Barnett; Louis Barone; Frances Barry; Garland Bavaro; John Behrendt; Gordon Benett; Richard Bernardini; Claudia Bieck; John Bilella; Keith Blom. 774 — ROW 7 — M. Mlawer; Holly Millheiser; Pat McEntyre; Randy Niad; Andrea Munno; Gary Nalabon; ROW 2 — Joel Millman; Donna Mirman; Pat Merz; Anna Nardella; James Meserole; Ellen Neamonitis; Ro-seanne Montello; Alice Niven; Paul Monroe; ROW 3 — Lillian Miller; Sue Mill; Carolyn Murphy; Janet Mis-ciagno; Jeff Needleman; Donald Mitchell; Mike Kanowitz; Hank Nesemann; Marilyn Mohusky; Don Nickel; ABSENTEES — Lisa Meyer; Susan Miller; Stephanie Montesano; Melody Morelli; Patricia Moylan; Albert Mu-dry; Grace Napoli; Carol Nastasi. 114 776 — ROW 7 — Cathy Barnett; Roberta Reissman; Susan Strawgate; Nancy Simon; Donna Sisalli; Wendy Steiger; ROW 2 — Diane Damm; Joe Jaronczyk; John Eschmann; Nat Gold; ABSENTEES — Rose Birdsall; Richard Carpenter; Kerry Conroy; Mark Finneran; Robert Gilmartin; Dennis Green; Kenneth Korba; Mark Tryfus; Mike Weitzman; Burton Zupo; Karen Hill; Liz Fenamore. 120 — ROW 1 — Chris Cadieux; John Citrangola; Peter Cohn; Kevin Cahill; Bob Caridi; Steven Cadieux; ROW 2 — Linda Capuano; Joanne Collette; Karen Arnone; JoAnn Ciaramella; Linda Caiati; Gladys Catania; Ginny Cassia; Vinnie Circharo; Joe Camilleri; ROW 3 — Mark Chester; Tommy Coccia; Dennis Callaghan; Frank Carbone; Ken Cloud; Frank Colletti; Victor Bye; John Calandra; Frank Cisek; Charles Caccia; Angela Carillo; Mitchell Cohen; ABSENTEES — Janet Calbo; Donna Campanelli; Martin Cappello; Jeffrey Cayne; Raymond Cerro; Michele Cintino; Deborah Clancy; Donna Clynes; Debra Cohen; Stephen Collins. 127 — ROW 1 — Barbara Henderson; Michelle Melanson; Gus Martorano; Todd McCallum; Jeff Martin; Mike McBride; Lydia Morek; Wendy Marder; Lynne Gordon; Gale Balcof; Vicki Martini; ROW 2 — Maureen McManus; Lynn Merkelbach; Jan Mehlman; Ann Malnosky; Debbie Kronenberg; Julie Marzigliano; Lucia Mangi-no; ROW 3 — Jerry Martinez; Brian MacGregor; Peter Hellerman; John Mannino; Jim Marzigliano; Mike Mayer; Peter Menna; ABSENTEES — Rosemary Mancuso; Anthony Mannion; Patricia Marshall; Robert Mauchan; Dennis MacDermott; Joseph McHale; Daniel McPhail; Karen McQueen; James Mercurio. 128 — ROW 1 — Anna Nardella; Roberta Pannone; Joyce Novick; Pat Penny; Debbie Ovetzky; Linda Palumbo; ROW 2 — Kathy O'Keefe; Lori O'Brien; Janet Misciagno; Lisa Schied; Lynne Gordon; Donna Mirman; Randy Niad; Ronnie D'Aquaro; Ellen Ostrofsky; ROW 3 — Barbara Ocepa; Lorraine Atinucci; Ria Bovaro; Sue Mill; Donna LoVarco; Jane Ondris; Joy Pace; Stephanie Orson; ROW 4 — Cathy O'Neil; Jimi Pelton; Tom Opisso; Rich O'Leary; Nat Paluzzolo; Peter O'Connor; Bruce Papirman; Peter Olesen; Gerald Pallay; ABSENTEES — Frank Nobile; Joan Novello; Lorraine Ochs; Karen O'Connell; Jimmy Osmundsen; Chris Owens; Grace Palmese; Lisa Pasqualone; Cindy Noblelt; Renee Pedicini. 208 — ROW 1 — Donna Perrazzo; Beth Randell; Kathy Regina; Debbie Roberts; Sue Ross; Maria Perelli; ROW 2 — Carol Gianfrancesco; Toye Randle; Debbie Rockstroh; Linda Rosella; Maureen Powers; Beth Rabinowitz; Michele Poceous; Dorenne Pickering; llene Rosen; ROW 3 — Ed Warkala; Brian McGregor; Peter Hellerman; John Scalesi; Erik Ralske; Dan Reilly; Ricky Piseotta; Kevin Pressler; John Popielarski; ABSENTEES — Claire Pflaumers; Catherine Pisani; Jimmy Pratt; Peter Price; Kenny Quigley; Lisa Rechtman; Debbie Ressel; Mike Ricca; George Rogers; Thomas Steers; Greg Stossel; Debbie Sherwih; Joanne Powell. 128 208 211 — ROW 1 — Valerie Sciacca; Amy Sabel; Lynn Sadok; Melanie Wright; Adriane Schatz; Bob Santagato; ROW 2 — Jacqueline Schober; Cinnie SanFanandre; Beth Schneider; Lori Samet; Corrine Seaman; Lucy Scala; Athena Sauberman; Carol Gianfrancesco; Ellen Schlesinger; ROW 3 — Bruce Lemoren; Steven Schilling; Michael Satloff; John Schmidt; Lee Schnitzer; Tom Ryan; Randy Ruth; Phil Sabella; Andy Schonzeit; Elliot Schwartz; Jim Scozzari; Ted Rubinsten; ABSENTEES — John Rossi; Barry Rothenberg; Robert Rothermel; Arlene Rozelle; Paul Ruderman; Lauren Sabetto; Lisa Scheid; Steven Schragel; Robert Schwartzberg; George Shelley. 213 — ROW 1 — Thomas Sunkin; Cathy Stroface; Joyce Novick; Lynne Gordon; Gale Balcof; Jeff Stern; ROW 2 — Claire Swift; Linda Shapiro; Allison Schecter; Iva Feldman; Karen Sussman; Sharon Stebbins; Keith Seidner; ROW 3 — Virginia Syrett; Harold Swerdlow; Peter Seman; Tom Shovlin; Tom Strolla; Brian Stone; Carl Seddio; Eloise Sweeney; Neil Siegel; ABSENTEES — Peter Serio; Steve Schluker; Clifford Sotnick; Paul Stache; Daniel Stehm; John Sturzen; Elizabeth Sullivan; Bruce Seelenfreund; Kurt Schorken; Brian Fenesch; Brian Fenning; Jay Fein, Gary Feldman. 214 — ROW 1 — Joan Dougherty; Andrea Erhardt; Lisa Diller; Gloria Engel; Holli Dunayer; Lynette Feder; Cheryl Dobrinkat; Laurie Ditkowski; ROW 2 — Elizabeth Fay; Carol Farina; Linda Fanto; Barbara Engel; Judy Dunetz; Terry Eschmann; Rose DiTeodoro; ROW 3 — Kenny Epstein; Anthony diCocco; Mitchell Edelman; Jonathan Dwork; Robert Dowd; Roy Erni; Robert Drabeck; Mark Engelhart; Jay Dubin; ABSENTEES — Eileen Dicanio; Debbie Dorfman; Mark Erickson; Anne Falco; William Dolan. 228 — ROW 7 — Don Taylor; Randy Triant; MaryKay Termotto; Debbie Verni; Donna Vaccaro; Diane Vella; ROW 2 — Cindy Tietz; Jeff Tuchman; Bruce Tucker; Sean Vesely; Joyce Novick; Stacey Trench; Rhonda Valin-sky; ROW 3 — Jeanne Troup; Angela Trezza; Bonnie Tannenbaum; Jackie Tarantino; Nancy Tuccillo; Maureen Vellia; Jane Thomas; ROW 4 — Tommy Thorne; Doug Tumen; Mike Tucker; Nick Tentas; Fred Vasta; Bill Tschirhart; Greg Thompson; Ricky Thurston; Howie Taylor; John Tymchak; ABSENTEES — Sonja Wyatt; Gary Teicher; Paul Thompson; Andrew Turansky; Bernadette Urbano; Robert Vaccaro; Martin Van Buren. 229 — ROW 7 — Eugene Zamojcin; Joyce Novick; Joanne Wasserman; Celeste Wilder; Mary Ellen VonRunnen; Claudia Worth; John Voitovich; ROW 2 — Scott Wagner; Laura Warantz; Kathy Walsch; Janet Yager; Hilary Wechsler; Karen Wayne; Corinne Winckelmann; Maureen Walsh; Mike Yasner; ROW 3 — Charles Vosseler; Pat Wilson; Linda Williams; Joan Zurlo; Debbie Wood; Eileen W'oishek; Barbara Young; April White; Paul Stache; Edward Woehr; ABSENTEES — Richard Wanser; Andy Weisel; Thomas Williamson; John Wisniewski; Bruce Wolkenbrod; Lawrence Woods; Melanie Wright; Keith Wyman; Sally Yorek; Ava Zaken; John Triolo; Burton Zupp. 229 WCA — ROW 7 — Adrian Guzik; Fred Grant; Robin Gordon; Steve Goldberg; ROW2 — Lynne Gordon; Maureen McManus; Jane Hendrickson; Kathy Hiller; Maryellen Hennessy; Leslie Greene; Sherry Glubo; ROW 3 — Michele Cintino; Karen Goldstein; Helene Hausman; Barbara Henderson; Lydia Marek; Tricia Gurge; Sue Ross; Doreen Doldman; Kathy Kempf; ROW 4 — Stuart Gordon; Mark Hendelson; Peter Hellerman; Bob Harris; Jim Gregory; John Briffin; Peter Graber; Brian Herlihy; Tom Hanley; Ken Granet; Tom Graf; Brian Hayes; Dennis Gordon; ABSENTEES — Kathy Green; Alice Gruninger; Kathy Guy; Fred Habenicht; Douglas Hall; John Harvey; Janice Hegel; Barbara Helmke; Catherine Holter. WCA WCB WCB — ROW 1 — S. Kassan; A. Kaplan; S. Hitchcock; G. Insinga; L. Johnson; L. Kedierski; ROW2— D. Katz; N. Jacobs; K. Irving; C. Kagiwada; C. Keene; L. Hunt; E. Kannatt; D. Hopper; J. Kallner; ROW 3 — P. Kaplan; D. Hoffman; L. Irvin; D. lorio; B. Horna; S. Jarmel; N. Johnson; S. Kearney; P. Kahn; P. Hoffman; R. Kattat; E. Kash; T. Kane; M. Halter; D. Hugher; ROW 4 — 1. Hollowfer; ABSENTEES — A. Katz; T. Hennessey; M. Kanowitz; S. Horgan; R. Kaliszczjk. WCC — TOP ROW: Chris Knoblach; Bili Kurklen; Mike Kimmel; Doug Lambert; Glenn Kelsy; Vinny Krantz; William Klenk; Jan Kronish; Richard Langfelder; Thomas Kompa; Anthony LaBarbera; John Klumpp; Valerie Kempner; Karen Kullman; Harriet Kotik; Sue Kolesar; Debbie Kirschenbaum; Debbie Kronenberg; Jody Las-kin; Kathy Kuezwaj; Madalyn Kratchman; Cliff Korman; Tony LaVecchio; Steven Kotler; Caren Leaf; ABSENTEES — Scott Keever; Rhonda Keller; Kathleen Kempf; Mary King; Pierre Lamorell; Rene Lamorell; Scott Landres; Chere Latham; Michael Laveglia; Janet Hough; Armando Layana. WCC ECA ECA — ROW 7 — L. Dejose; S. Cook; M. Eichner; S. Daisley; B. Dallas; B. DelGiudice; ROW 2 — DeFalco; A. Dean; V. D'Aquaro; D. Colon; M. Cusimano; C. Cregan; A. Darmanin; ROW 3 — J.Cuomo; B. Curran; V. Cuel-lo; J. Creighton; P. DeGiorgio; J. Diamond; B. Corbin; P. Cynamon; D. Collura; ABSENTEES — Cathy Collins; Diana Comor; Ann Considine; Vincent Corazon; Deborah Costanzo; Jill Cowan; Dale Cuches; Lorraine Cul-lam; Laura Dandria; Joseph Darwell; Diane Davis; James Davis; Linda Davis; Cynthia Deitchman. ECB ECB — ROW 7 — D. LoVarco; C. Lins; G. Lucatorto; L. Caiati; L. Linker; S. Leidecker; D. Bandman; ROW 2 — K. MacMillan; D. Levine; L. Luft; M. Mais; B. Leute; M. Leffler; N. Levine; E. Levine; ROW 3 — S. Horgan; R. Lisberger; S. Levy; G. Lindquist; V. Louidice; K. LiVigni; N. Lemma; G. Leifer; H. Maksym; ABSENTEES — Alan Lieberman; Kenny Lieblich; Robert Locasio; Denise Lohmann; Stephen Loschen; Deborah Luther; Bruce Lund-sten; Helene Lustgarten; Dennis Mecabe. ECC — ROW 7 — K. Kempf; Unknown; Unknown; Unknown; S. Ross; L. Marek; D. Bigbie; C. Gallo; S. Bender; ROW 2 — K. Gick; E. Friedman; D. Giglio; L. Gibbone; S. Fox; D. Friedman; D. Filipone; A. Genovese; D. Geis-sler; M. Cintino; D. Franco; J. Fitzsimmons; J. Gifford; ROW3 — S. Fleishman; C. Fromwiller; R. Fleishman; G. Garfin; S. Gabelmann; K. Getter; Joe Gleit; Randy Glaser; Tom Foley; Peter Franz; Tom Gangi; ABSENTEES — Paul Ferrari; Theresa Filipelli; John Fischetti; Geoffrey Freeman; Richard Freund; Annette Fuentes; Regina Gal-lucci; MaryAnne Garvey; Allen Garyn; Edward Giaimo; Carol Gianfrancesca. 275 — ROW 7 — Joe LaValle; Linda Leonardo; Amy Lapidus; Dianne Lang; Rose Kenny; Lance Kluger; ROW 2 — Robert Langfelder; Charles Labate; Russell Klein; Paul Leonard; Henry Knutsen; John Kobyla.iski; Andrew Kurman; Don Klimkowski; ABSENTEES — Beth Klein; Lisa Klein; Tom Klimkowski; Randy Klinger; Robert Knoll; Walter Knoblach; Gary Kotler; Jayne Kussoy; Ed Kwiatkowski; Brian Labau; Richard Lacy; Anna Lassman; Patty Lee; Lorraine Lefczuk; Richard Leipziger. 97 276 — ROW 7 — Maria Mannino; Cathy Geeb; Dana Lesnick; Roslyn Luinsky; Anne Lieberburg; Susan Lieber-man; ROW 2 — Philip Marinazzo; Bruce Markowitz; Charlie Lustik; Larry Mancini; John Loney; ABSENTEES — Andrew Levine; Susan Levy; Carolyn Licata; Josephine Licata; Shawn Lichtman; Peter Lieb; Jeffrey Lieberman; Beverly Lloyd; Mark Lohman; Diane Lomangino; John Losurdo; Barry Lowell; Carol Lustgarten; Brian MacGregor; Camille Mallamace; William Malloy; Carol Marandola; Robin Margolis; Eileen Lenze; Deborah Machesko. 222 — ROW 7 — Barbara Mazza; Anne McGrath; Kathy Martin; Michael McManus; ROW 2 — Candy McLaughlin; Lois Meier; Linda Manginelli; Larry Merola; Tommy Mauri; Duff Mayer; ABSENTEES — Lorraine Maiorca; Leslie Martey; Laurie Martin; Joseph Martino; Mike Masi; Paul Maus; John May; Timothy McCarthy; Jane McCrum; John McDonald; Liz McDonough; Chris McEnaney; Melora McGinley; Tricia McManus; Diane McKinney; Margaret McQueen; Chris Menichetti; Brian Merkle; Jeff Messing; Mary Mifsud. 230 — ROW 1 — Linda Birmingham; Shari Berkowitz; Joann Appugliase; Lorraine Antinucci; Karen Antoinette; ROW 2 — Janice Alber; Corinne Bernstein; Carole Berman; Gwenda Alssid; Karen Balaban; Theresa Aprile; ROW 3 — Arthur Andersen; Tom Aidala; Peter Bartner; Anthony Benigno; Neal Barlia; Mark Belger; Sal Adda-mo; ABSENTEES — Gary Alexander; Gail Alguire; Gregory Ambrecht; John Angus; Tom Assmus; Andrea Azza-ta; Robin Balaban; John Becker; Karen Behr; Deborah Belian; Patrick Bello; Leonard Benedetti; Anthony Benedetto; Kim Benoit; Jay Berkowitz; Marcia Bernstein; Bob Bernstein; Claire Bezman; Steve Biegler. 232 — ROW 1 — Jane Ondris; Lydia Borg; Donna Kern; Sandy Buzan; ROW 2 — Ronnie Cannizzo; Barbara Cameron; Grace Bongiovi; Linda Davis; Alex Buono; Lois Brass; ROW 3 — Dominick Cantasano; Jim Brucia; Terry Campbell; Bruce Blander; Steven Brener; Norman Blunt; James Considine; Jeff Blank; Jeanne Boasa; ABSENTEES — Mike Blick; Barbara Bolk; Katherine Bolk; Sam Bongiorno; Mariellen Bos; Richard Bosher; Barbara Boxer; Eddy Brenner; April Brice; Joseph Bridgeford; Faith Briskie; Cheryl Brodsky; Charles Brucia; Michael Buckley; Lori Buongermino; Bryan Burke; Christine Butzgy; Margaret Carey; Theresa Caliendo; Christine Bushman. 233 — ROW 1 — Carolyn Cohen; Gary Chopp; Rose Kenny; Wendy Cawley; ROW 2 — Mindy Chozick; Jean Cittar; Lori Chozick; Arlene Crandall; Karen Collins; Lois Cosquarelli; Cathy Colligan; ROW 3 — Jeff Carroll; James Ciocia; Mark Corapi; Bill Chapin; Rich Ceisler; Howard Charney; Peter Cohen; ABSENTEES — Margaret Carrington; Joseph Cassar; Steven Cassia; Renee Casson; Debra Castagna; Daniel Cennamo; Kathy Clancy; Madeline Classi; Lawrence Clement; Natalie Cohen; Michael Collins; Robert Collins; Bruce Coppola; Joann Cullam; Lou Ann Cipriani. 234 — ROW 1 — Ronnie Cannizzo; Marie Darienzo; Diane Dunn; Joanne Esposito; Chris DeAngelis; ROW2 — Linda Birmingham; Paula Feihel; Patti Dietrich; Thom D'Amico; Maureen Eyerman; Diana Difiglia; ABSENTEES — Giselle Curatolo; Lori Curry; Scott Dallas; Edward D'Andria; Pamela Danforth; Bill Danilczyk; Joel Danisi; Doreen Dear; Paul DeHayes; Abelardo DeLara; John DeLisa; Carmine Derrico; Kenneth Devens; Chris Dezso; Paul DiPalo; Ralph Sean Donnelly; Laura Donohue; Pamela Downie; Michele Eber; Richard Ehrlich; Seth Esch-en; Nancy Eure; Jimmy Europe; Heidi Duberstein; Franklin Dixson. 235 — ROW 1 — Beth Fine; Fran Felice; Marie Frimmel; Denise Forte; Lee Flanzenbaum; Pattie Flood; ROW 2 — Mr. George Nider; Gale Forte; Debbie Fiorvante; Jay Friedman; Andy Feldman; ABSENTEES — David Fetzer; Stephen Filipelli; Jean Flaherty; Michael Fleming; Peggy Foley; Andy Foreman; Jon Foreman; Elissa Foreman; Robert Forge; Joanne Forrest; Laurie Fox; Danny Fram; Diane Franzese; Barbara Frank; David Fraser; Maureen Frasetti; Russ Fried; Kathleen Gaal; Donna Gallo; Robert Pitkin; Wendy Franz. 235 236 — ROW 1 — Lori Curry; Phyllis Gordon; Jacque Gibbons; ROW 2 — Joel Danisi; Phil Hauser; William Hein; Preston Goldner; Mark Graber; Ron Grayson; ABSENTEES — Chris Galterio; Larry Garafola; Jim Garvey; Chuck Gaylord; Cathy Geeb; Amy Geller; Stephen Gensheimer; Lynne Gerald; Janet Giglio; Diane Giunta; Donna Gizzi; Randy Goldberg; Michael Goldman; Eddy Gould; Denise Gorman; Cathy Grauwiler; Frances Gregory; Eugene Grimes; Frederick Groen; Kathy Gurge; Merle Hale; Lindsey Hall; Regina Hansen; Karen Harper; Eric Harris; Tim Harvey; Bondi Hassine; Catherine Grillo; Mary Ann Giametta. 236 239 — ROW 1 — Kathy Kass; Robin Inselman; Kathy Kenney; Leatrice Kelly; Janis Jacobson; ABSENTEES — Ramona Heide; Jim Hellmers; Mary Hendricks; Maureen Hertel; Lynne Hicks; Joanne Himmel; Keith Hinkley; Alex Hollander; Linda Hollowed; Robin Hollowed; Debbie Hornbostel; Chuck Hutzler; Jane Hutzler; Jon llow-ite; Howard Jacobs; Laurel Johl; Kathy Junge; Karl Kampfer; Mary Kane; Nina Kanter; Saunda Kaplan; Dave Karlin; Susan Keelan; Donna Kelly; Maureen Kenny; Rose Kenny; Janet Kenyon; Donna Kern; Jerome Kutik; Debra Keighron; Kathryn Hines. 307 — ROW 1 — Suzy Sachs; Joe Morelli; ROW 2 — Debbie Nostrand; Fran O'Brien; Janet Morreale; Carol Morelli; Marianne Moschitto; Beth Klein; ROW 3 — Debby Natale; David Millman; Joe Morin; Steve Nalaboff; Chris Muller; Marc Niad; ABSENTEES — Michael Milner; Barbara Milyko; Jean Mimnaugh; Rosemary Minore; Joseph Mirabella; Donald Mollard; Claire Monahan; Pamela Monroe; Joe Montello; Karen Morris; Lynne Morrison; James Morrough; Ronni Myers; Lissa Napolillo; Doris Natale; Douglas Nelson; Patricia Nelson; Jackie Nicosia; Kim Nolan; Raymond Novelli. 302 — ROW 7 — Sue Weinstein; Jill Weinberger; Elaine Swerdlow; Rita Waswo; Diane Testa; ROW 2— Rhonda Sunkin; Rich Szepinski; Wayne Tatum; Unknown; Alan Tenenbaum; Alice Tufel; ABSENTEES — George Szerin-ki; Arthur Taft; Michael Tarantino; John Testa; Dennis Tiffinworth; Diane Tito; Douglas Toback; Gloria Tortu; Edward Trayer; Norman Trigaboff; Mindy Tracchia; Debra Urbano; Richard Vaccaro; Thomas Vellia; Anthony Veneziano; Paul Vianna; Christine Voigt; Laura Votino; Michael Waks; Luann Waldvogel; Charles Wegener; Timothy Weiler; Paul Weinberg; Beth Weinberger; Jacklyn Weisenberg; Ellen Weise. 302 377— ROW 7 — Barbara Pittman; Mary O'Neil; Maryanne Pfister; Bonnie Ostrofsky; Patti O'Brien; Steven Phillips; ROW 2 — Anita Pfriender; Janet Pearl; Aline Ollivier; Joe Petrocelli; Peter Occhipinti; Ron Place; ABSENTEES — Wes O'Brien; Meg O'Connor; Laura Oden; Lisa Oden; John Oppenheimer; Eugene O'Reilly; Mary Owens; Laurette Papini; George Paton; Marjorie Paton; Tom Pedicini; Ernie Perrin; Dana Pettit; Bob Phelps; Barry Pineles; Maria Pinto; Linda Pollack; Vincent Portera; Robin Portnoy; Warren Potenberg. 327 — ROW 7 — Lee Ruthen; ROW 2 — Bill Powers; Marsha Resnick; Jeanne Rabinowitz; Janis Radwinsky; Unknown; Joe Roche; ROW 3 — Eric Press; Glenn Radovich; Robert Rostkowski; Russell Rau; Kevin Rogan; Ron Rose; ABSENTEES — Jeff Presslaff; Frank Pronesetti; Steve Principe; Steve Pross; Fred Puche; Joann Radwinsky; Jan Ralske; Donna Ratto; Robert Reeke; Helen Reinhard; James Reuter; Barbara Rich; Mary Roach; Debra Robert; Kathleen Rooks; Donald Rosenberg; Dave Rothenberg; Kathy Rozanski; Julie Rubin; Peter Rud-zitis; Suzan Sachs; Scott Schick. 325 — ROW 1 — Jay Stark; Diane Smithok; Daniel Steinberg; Janet Spina; ROW2 — Cathy Stogel; Kerrie Small; Debra Urbano; Linda Smith; Pam Smith; ROW 3 — Daniel Slutsky; Helen Stevens; Gary Sobelson; Steve Slutsky; Karen Staehr; Mary Slovak; ABSENTEES — James Smith; Toni Smith; Peter Sobel; Stuart Sokol; Steve Sor-ger; Mark Sostack; Joe Squicciarino; Linda Stagno; John Stavish; Steve Stefanelli; Michael Stegmuller; Judi Stein; Leslie Stein; Michael Stossel; Robert Subin. 327 — ROW 7 — Debra Wortzman; Scott Worth; Nancy Wittekind; ABSENTEES — George Weiss; Hal Weiss; Nancy Weissler; Cathleen Weitzel; Bruce Wellen; Doreen Werner; John Westbrook; Carol Wettermark; Alex Wilkins; Joseph Winterhalter; Kathy Woishek; Ronald Woods; Billy Yeneralo; Nina Yorio; Deborah Zacchia; Laurie Zager; John Zimbardo; Sherry Zimet; Mary Zitarosa; John Zucchero; Peter Zuck; Joe Zurlo. 329 — ROW 7 — Bernadette Urbano; Kerrie Small; Carol Schwanneman; Karen Seaman; Linda Scelfo; ROW 2 — Tom Sangiamo; Craig Seger; Lynn Schepf; Laura Schoeng; Amy Schmertz; Garry Singer; Jim Sannerud; ABSENTEES — Jeanne Sanacore; Mike Sanfilippo; Mindy Schacter; Robert Scheffler; Lisa Scheinberg; Colleen Schmidt; Penny Schmidt; Eric Schnur; Fred Schramm; Schrash; Marc Schwabinger; Ira Schwalb; Robert Schwartz; Robert Seibold; Valerie Seligson; Jeffrey Seltzer; Steven Shapiro; Andrew Shaw; William Sheen; Brian Sheridan; Linda Siegel; Jeff Silagy; Joseph Sitomer; John Skalocky; Gary Sklar; Joseph Sarratonic. . Activities Library Club Latin Club Chess Club Skull And Bones in National Honor Society ROW 7; J. Kline, J. Cleary, R. Lucas, S. Luckman, G. Bunin, W. Goldstein, M. Finamore, M. Woehr, L. Wetter, D. Sweeney. ROW 2; D. Richardson, M. Dunetz, J. Wolfe, R. Bigbie, G. DelGuidice, D. McDermott, W. Schacter, R. Yanofsky, A. Needleman, J. Willner, R. Seidenberg, M. Frimmel, T. Gan-sler. ROW 3; C. Taylor, W. Seaman, J. Kash, J. Peterson, K. Pascual, C. Sloane, D. Morgenstern, J. Saiewitz, M. Swezey, T. Tucker, S. Blum, J. Kaplan, J. Shapiro, R. Schneider. A.F.S. ROW 7; A. Hollander, W. Goldstein, M. Dunetz, F. Espana, G. Bunin, J. Kaplan. ROW 2; J. Bunin, J. Dunetz, A. Crandall, C. Schlein, B. Ostrofsky, E. Ostrofsky, M. Morealle. Choir Officers 114 Madrigal Singers ROW 7 — M. Finamore, J. Saiewitz, E. Bukatman, D. McDermott, N. Keesser; ROW 2 — L. Ericson, N. Baillard, S. Kohn, A. Lieberburg, J. Irwin; ROW 3 — S. Salvaggio, J. Graf, T. Campbell, D. Mayer, T. Mauri, A. Scher, D. Macleod. 115 Band Officers Marching Band Symphonic Band Twirl ers Orchestra Repertory Band Jolly Rogers Pep Club 119 PEP CLUB — ROW 1 — H. Wechsler, J. San-Fanandre. ROW 2 — B. Pittman, S. Weinstein, C. Tagliente, S. Unger, C. DeAngelis. Debate Team Math Team Mepham School Store Computer Club 121 Pop Concert '73 122 Treasure Chest Staff Photographers LISA WEINBERGER SHEILA BLUM Co-Editors-ln-Chief JEANNE KASH Senior Editor Business Editors 124 CHERIL DUNAYER assistant GERYL ADLER JODI KAPLAN Circulation Editor ROBIN SCHNEIDER Literary Editor Faculty Editors MARIE FINAMORE and TED GANSLER JEANNE SAIEWITZ LIZ McDONOUGH Activities Underclassmen Editors GEORGE DUNAIF JANE PETERSON Sports Editors VARSITY FOOTBALL - BOTTOM — J. Cinelli, R. Harris, M. Blick, P. Menna, N. Weingart, L. Barone, R. Grayson, P. Sabel-la. ROW 2 — P. Marrinazzo, M. Corapi, J. Roche, D. Seaman, R. Cisek, R. Mathias, R. Rose, R. Jones, C. Labate, R. Phelps, R. Bigbie. ROW 3 — Head Coach Martone, M. Tubridy, R. Ruth, M. Malgolio, R. Bru-netti, N. Luckner, W. Yeneralo, J. Montel-lo, E. Heitner, J. Zamojcin, M. Olis, A. Shaw, W. Chapin, K. Cloud, Coach Bruno, Coach Goldman. Varsity Football The Mepham Varsity Football team worked hard to make a good showing this year. Led by co-captains Seaman, Mathias, and Weingart they finished with a 2-6-1 record. The defeat of J. F. Kennedy for the first time and a tie with powerful Freeport were the high points of an otherwise disappointing season. The coaches will miss the fine seniors who played with great spirit and determination. 127 Varsity Soccer VARSITY SOCCER — ROW 1 — W. O'Brien, M. Masi, M. Passiatore, M. Cohen, J. Citran-gola, C. Martorano, T. Coccia, C. Raimondi, J. Silagy. ROW 2 — B. Coppola, C. Lustik, W. Potenberg, R. Greenberg, B. Schacter, M. Waks, B. Hansen, J. Schmidt, J. Martin, S. Gen-sheimer, S. Sachs (mgr.). ROW 3 — Coach Hunte, P. Brent, S. Sorger, T. Campbell, F. Rivera, P. Canallatos, J. Squicciarino, R. Am-brosio, K. Pascual, R. Ehrlich, R. Herzberg, K. Rogan, C. Deodene, D. Mayer, J. Danisi, L. Stein (mgr). i • ¥ The Varsity Soccer team continued to be a power in S.S.A.L. II play. They booted their way to a 14-3-1 record and they split the home-and-home series with traditional rivals like Calhoun. The team suffered a disappointing 3-1 loss to Lynbrook in the second round of the county playoffs at Hofstra. Junior Varsity Soccer J.V. SOCCER — ROW 1 — M. Kimmel, C. Korman, M. Edelman, V. Circharo, P. Kaplan, G. Pallay, J. Camilleri, A. Pampalone, E. Woehr. ROW 2— K. Leiblik, J. Gifford, V. Loudice, J. Dubin, D. Tumen, G. Leifer, V. Cudlo, R. Fliechman. ROW 3 — S. Gableman, D. Nickel, J. Dallas, T. Shovelin, K. Granet, E. Kash, Coach Kothe, S. Wagner, C. Sotnick, M. Engelhart, R. O'Leary, T. McCallum, D. Gordon, D. Callahan. ■ 129 i-R ROW 7. — L. Branca,J. Fishman, R. O'Leary, F. Grant, C. Lustig, P. Franz, J. Voitavich, G. Pisani, D. Rothenberg, Tino Espana (Phillipine National Champ). ROW 2. — S. Principe, W. O'Brien, L. Woods, J. Citrangola, J. McHale, R. Duckstein, R. Erlich, J. Schmidt, G. DelGuidice, J. Zuccaro. ROW 3. — ?. Brent, J. McHale, J. Creighton, L. Schnitzer, J. Billela, T. Harvey, P. Cohen, D. McCann, R. Ka-tat, R. Ruth, Coach Hunte. Varsity Wrestling Our Pirate wrestlers finished a tough season with a record of 10-2. Some fine individual achievements were turned in by Dan McCann and Glenn DelGuidice. Our finest wrestler, Ron Duckstein, finished second in the county tournament. Coach Hunte continues to work for a team that will return the county championship to Mepham where it was for so many years. 130 Cross Country ROW 1 — L. Clement, R. Collins, E. Wegener, N. Trigaboff, R. Cerro, J. Kennedy. ROW 2 — S. Schilling, G. Singer, D. Fram, B. Tschirhart, B. Wolk-enbrod, R. Schwartzberg, M. Sanfilip-po, J. Messing, A. Cuozzo. ROW 3 — Coach Limmer, G. Lindquist, M. Bel-ger, F. Benso, N. Blunt, J. Creighton, L. Mancini, M. Diaz, R. LaMorell, P. Maus, D. Hughes. The 1972 Cross-Country team was the best in recent years. Coach Limmer led the team to a 9-1 record, the third best in Nassau County. Of those who ran the 2.2 mile course for the Pirates, Mark Belger, Norm Blunt, and Gary Lindquist were definitely outstanding. 131 Track The Mepham 1972-73 Track team was one of outstanding caliber. With many superior athletes and the dedicated leadership of Coach Paul Limmer they were Nassau County's top team and were rated among the top 10 teams in New York State. The Pirate track men displayed unique dedication, ignoring both the weather and injuries. Their hard work paid off, witnessed by their record. In winter competition they won over 30 straight meets. The graduating seniors will be missed, but Coach Limmer is confident that the younger members will be able to extend the streak indefinitely. TRACK TEAM — ROW 1 — S. Braff, R. Brunetti, R. Rose, C. Singer, J. Kobylanski, C. Labate. ROW 2 — J. Montello, R. Schwartzberg, P. Graber, D. Seaman, j. Wolfe, M. Weitzman. ROW 3 — J. Citrangola, T. Testa, B. Wolkenbrod, R. Greenberg, C. Sotnick, D. Millman, G. Lindquist. ROW 4 — S. Milland, S. Schilling, B. Tschirhart, R. Collins, N. Blunt, F. Benso. ROW 5 — J. Delisa, N. Trigaboff, T. LaVecchio, M. Hale, L. Manci-ni. ROW6 — F. Vasta, S. Shapiro, G. Dunaif, J. Testa, C. Wegener. ROW 7 — G. Paton, D. Fram, E. Heitner, M. Belger, S. Costagliola, R. Ambrosio, L. Garafola. Outstanding Stars ROW 1 — S. Costagliola, R. Rose, R. Ambrosio, M. Belger, N. Blum, S. Braff. ROW 2 — Coach limmer, R. Brunetti, S. Millard, R. Greenberg, E. Heitner, G. Lindquist, T. Testa, Coach Hughes. The Pirates' outstanding stars were the men who deserved most of the credit for Mepham's great success. All were outstanding in their events. Shotputters were Steve Millard, Ron Rose, and Rich Brunetti. Jumpers and vaulters were Tom Testa, Rob Greenberg, and Rick Ambrosio. Hurdlers were Ken Hohurst and Rick Wagner. Runners were Sal Costagliola, Norm Blunt, Steve Braff, Gary Lindquist, Ed Heitner and Mark Belger. Mark Belger was particularly outstanding, and in the New York State Winter Championships ran a 2:14:1 in the 1,000, which was the best time by a high school runner for 1973 in the United States. 133 Varsity Basketball ROW 1 — M. Corapi, H. Charney, C. Carroll, M. Waks, C. Seger. ROW 2 — Coach Cerek, E. Diller, A. Voitovitch, W. Yeneralo, K. Cloud, M. Craber, T. Assmus, P. Knoph, B. Bore, J. Ciocia The Mepham Basketball team, led by captains Chris Carroll and Paul Knoph, had an excellent season. With Chris setting the plays and Paul scoring the points, the Pirates started the season with eight straight wins. They split the series with a strong Freeport team, winning the second game 82-76 at home. The team ended the regular season 16-2. In the first round of the play-offs they defeated Oceanside 75-62. In round two they faced Hempstead. The Pirates played a great game but lost to the bigger Hempstead team 72-60. The season was a great one and the team's 17-3 record speaks for itself. Gymnastics Rifle RIFLE TEAM — Mr. Linehan, B. Herlihy, R. Bosher, A. Dicocco, J. Gunyan, S. Fulep, R. Termotto (missing), R. Brendel. The 1973 Rifle team blasted its way to a 7-2 record and a second place finish in Division II. Top shooters were Rich Termotto and Rich Bosher. 136 The Tennis team had one of their finest seasons in past years with an 8-7 record. Outstanding stars were: Senior Scott Spiegel, Junior Merle Hale, and Sophomore Mitchell Cohen. Tennis TENNIS TEAM — BOTTOM ROW — M. Cohen, S. Spiegel, L. Kluger, M. Hale. ROW 2 — Coach Levy, D. Herschberg, J. Seltzer, A. Schonzeit, A. Hollander, A. Kurman, S. Sokol, P. Ruderman. Bowling BOWLING TEAM — C. Car-roll, D. Cater, H. Dean, D. Weber, C. Nittoly. Golf GOLF TEAM — T. Benigno, P. Stache, R. Schwartz, B. Markowitz, E. Press. Varsity Lacrosse ROW 1 — J. Squicciarino, T. Klimkowski, K. Pascual, D. Pettit, J. Zucherro, B. Phelps, B. Chapin, S. Cowit. ROW2 — Coach Barbera, M. Proct, P. Fava, B. Danil-czyk, D. Klimk-owski, J. Graf, B. Wahmann, P. Canallatos, S. Brisotti. piUJffES PIRATC9 PIRATES pip, atcs pnuTts PIRATES PIRATE PIRATES i Varsity Baseball ROW! — D. Prendergast, R. Herzberg, L. Clement, J. Mercurio, J. Martin, P. Vian-na. ROW 2 — L. Hollowed, P. Flood, (mgrs), F. Cisek, J. Manni-no, M. Corapi, J. Roche. ROW 3 — T. Eyring, N. Luckner, K. Cloud, A. Voi-tovitch, W. Yeneralo, Coach Goldman. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — W. Seaman, S. Weinstein, J. Kash, D. Hornbostel, L. Waldvogel, N. Coll, D. Mercurio, M. Kolberg, D. Franzino, P. Fellows, M. Zitarosa. Varsity Cheerleading 140 PIRETTES — 1st ROW — E. Horenstein, C. Lustig. 2nd ROW — C. O'Neil, A. Lieber-burg, J. Peterson, A. McGrath, L. Meier, C. Tietz, J. Misciagno, F. Gregory, D. Nostrand, D. Davis, L. Oden, N. Wixson, R. Cannizzo, M. Darienzo, A. Zaken, G. Stumpf, R. Waswo, N. Johnson, C. Dunayer. Pirettes ). V. CHEERLEADINC — ROW 1 — H. Colon. ROW 2 — R. Daquaro, C. DeAngelis, L. Zager. ROW 3 — D. Colon, D. Geissler, D. Sisalli. ROW 4 — G. SanFanandre, K. Loney, K. DellaSperanza, K. Green. J.V. Cheerleading 141 COACHES CLUB — ROW 1 — D. Frisch, L. Cloud. ROW 2 — A. Frischman, C. Belger, T. Sveda, W. Seaman, C. DeAngelis, D. Fior-vante. ROW 3 — D. Slade, B. Menzel, M. Murphy, D. Werner, P. Hiller, T. Kuchar, C. McEnaney. Coaches Club 142 Gymnastics GYMNASTICS — ROW 1 — J. Kash, W. Seaman, S. Weinstein. ROW2— K. Loney, W. Steiger, M. Murphy, M. Woehr, C. Dunayer, C. Belger. Athletes of the Month ATHLETES OF THE MONTH — ROW 7 — W. Seaman, D. Frisch, D. Slade, M. Woehr, D. Franzino. ROW 2 — M. Erhardt, J. Kol-ber, T. Kuchar. 143 Ivv 4 BAONNTON J.V. BADMINTON - ROW 1 — B. Dallas, L. Luft, Tucciuo, T. Aprlle, V. Kempner, D. Geissler, D. Perazzo, D. Colon, K. Green, M. Ackerman. ROW 2 — Campinelli, G. Cantania, C. Nastasi, E. Ostrofsky, D. De-figlia, M. Slovak, K. Goll J. Bogdanowich, S. Strawgate, P. McEntire. ROW 3 — A. Crandall, R. Triamt, P. Danforth, A. Trezza, L. Miller, K. Hiller, D. Fiorvante, J. Spina, Murphy, M. Hennessey, A. Erhardt. ROW 4 — P. Hiller, J. LaRose, M. Murphy, A. Frischman. ).V. Badminton Varsity Badminton 1 y. -M L.I.G.A. L.I.G.A. BADMINTON BADMINTON BADMINTON 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 4 HP CHAMPIONS CHAMPIONS VARSITY BADMINTON — ROW 1 — D. Slade, S. Zimmit, J. Kolber, M. Erhardt. ROW 2 — C. Belger, D. Werner, M. Woehr, D. Frisch, T. Kuchar. 145 VARSITY BASKETBALL — J. LaRose, J. Kolber, J. Radwinsky, D. Frisch, C. McEnaney, M. Er-hardt, M. Carey, K. Kenney, D. Slade, D. Fior-vante, T. Kuchar, S. Zimmit, P. Hiller. V. Basketball J.V. Basketball J.V. BASKETBALL — P. Danforth, J. Zurlo, A. Erhardt, B. Dallas, R. Triant, K. Hiller, C. Osmer, L. Manginelli, B.J. Milyko, L. Ked-zersky, M. Ackerman, L. Luft, A. Crandall. 147 FIELD HOCKEY — ROW 1 — C. DeAngelis, D. Schrank, J. Kenyon, L. Kedzersky, P. Bury, T. Sveda. ROW 2— B. Wittekind, S. Trench, C. McEnaney, K. Kenney, L. Manginelli, B.J. Milyko, L. Klein. Field Hockey Tennis TENNIS — J. Kolber, J. Zurlo, C. Cohen, R. Triant, M. Carey. 148 BOWLING — D. Robert, A. Guzik, S. Jarmel, D. Kaplan, J. Laskin. Bowling Softball SOFTBALL - ROW 7 - D. Frisch, T. Kuchar, D. Slade. ROW 2 — M. Erhardt, B.J. Milyko. ROW 3 — J. Radwinsky. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — ROW 1 — A. Frischmann, J. Kolber. ROW 2 — T. Kuchar, M. Erhardt, M. Murphy, D. Slade, R. Altwarg, D. Frisch. Varsity Volleyball J.V. Volleyball J. V. VOLLEYBALL — ROW 1 — C. Nastasi, J. Radwinsky, J. Zurlo. ROW 2— P. Danforth, K. Kenney, M. Carey, B.J. Milyko, R. Triant. 150 TRACK — A. Frischmann, T. Tucker, D. Dear, M. Sweezy, C. Belger, R. Altwarg, K. Kenney, M. Murphy, D. Fior-vante, P. Danforth, L. Cloud, J. Kenyon, C. Sloane, D. Richardson. SITTING — B. Ostrof-sky, D. Franzino, T. Sveda. Track Team lt 2 153 ADMINISTRATION Arthur T. McQuillan Assistant Principal Dr. Joseph H. Goergen Principal Vincent DiTeodoro Assistant Principal 158 ROOM OFFICE SECRETARIES: 159 c u I D A N C E GUIDANCE — Walter Ligon, Rocco Abatemarco, Ralph Barris, Anne Crowley, George Johnson, Lawrence Kalsch, Margaret Urgese. 160 Special Education M. Fleisher, I. Wolkoff. Health L. Romerstein, J. Salvani, A. Goldman, A. Hansen. m Psychologist R. Gorski CAFETERIA STAFF HOME ECONOMICS 162 EDUCATION DRIVER EDUCATION — Anthony Barbera, Philip Fitz, Ira Levy. 163 PHYSICAL EDUCATION — Douglas Gerek, Allen Goldman, Paul Limmer, Kenneth Hunte, Bonnie Keeney, Theodora Bineares, Marilyn MacCoy, Spencer Zuckerman. P H Y S I C A L E D U C A T I O N 165 ART — George Mesologites, James Brown, Joan Goldstein. A R T MUSIC — Herbert Schoales, Edwin Snyder, Howard Rockwin. 166 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT SCIENCE — Louis Troisi, Annette Adler, Robert Chalmers, David Cheng, Peter Costanzo, Alex Greenblatt, William Housman, Paul Limmer, Sari Riefberg, David Snyder, Boris White, Selma Weiner, Neil Wortmann, Gloria Karasik. ENGLISH ENGLISH — Elizabeth Day, Jerilyn Barr, Arlene Boranian, Elaine Calitri, Joseph Critelli, John Keane, Pamela Keating, Mary Lambert, Harry Moussas, George Nider, Earlene O'Grady, Isabelle Ramel, Ruth Rothfarb, Val Dora Spaulding, Eric Goldner. MATHEMATICS MATH — Clarence Walters, Paul Cohen, Mathilda Forbes, Mary Ann Garrett, Eugene Kahn, Marlene Krutman, Edward Peters, Susan Shea, Rosella Siskind, Joseph Tartikoff. 169 SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES — George Rapport, Thor Abra-hamsen, John Allison, Hazel Casbarra, Phillip Delea, Angela Enterlin, Concetta Granek, Helen Kelly, Ann Mills, Eileen Pennino, Jerome Post, Jennifer Smith, Ronni Smithline, Bernard Stein, William Wilson. 909 history I Language LANGUAGE — Donald Schmidt, Deborah Baci, William Bimbie, Adolph DesJardins, Gladys Erickson, Gladys Feldman, Anna Feuerlicht, Edmund McEnroe, Evelyn Ruh, Mary Streit. Business BUSINESS — Louise Benton, Janet Feile, Rose Flax, Mollie Kaprow, Mildred Klaes, Richard Marlborough, Paul Mitchell, John Philips, Everett Thomas, Theodore Sapeta, Edmund Berrige, Helen Moore. REMEMBER WHEN ... Remember When we had seven fire drills between first and second period? Bumpy had hair? you could go to the bathroom without dying from smoke inhalation? we won a football game? you cut your first class? you got caught for cutting your first class? 180 Remember . . . the sassoon? white lipstick? granny gowns and granny glasses? gogo boots? fishnet stockings? going steady? training bras, padded bras, no bras? the detention room? Remember .. the glabs, glubs and globs? the barbeque on the lawn before Easter? coffee at Cleo's, bagels at East Bay, Friday night at Friendly's? May 5 and April 22? when you couldn't find the swimming pool on the third floor? the senior lounge? Mepham Prom? Senior Weekend? Remember the first time you heard a bird singing on your way to school? 183 Remember . . . The Man From Uncle? when you had something to remember but couldn't remember? when you couldn't spell remember? your first cursh? the first time you went to Steak and Brew? your first Harvey Wallbanger? the Faculty Follies? when you went to homeroom? you could walk thru the halls without a stamped passport and visa? when there was water in the fountains instead of in your locker? ( Remember .. when a voice called out There is a blue Chevelle (white Pinto, purple Olds) in the parking lot with its lights on ? Burger King? Girl's Sports Night? Pocatat? the last homework assignment you did? the Monkees? Flower Power? Chubby Checker? the frug and the twist? Junior Scholastic Magazine and the Arrow Book Club? stocking hats? the Stones' Neil Young Grateful Dead Jethro Tull concerts? 187 Remember .. . Cousin Brucie? teatherball? Jack the Giant-Killer? when they painted the cafeterias? the excuses you gave when your homework wasn't done? when someone brought white mice into school and set them free? ski trips? Borelli's on a Saturday night? Senior Cut-Out Day? 188 Remember . . Angela (Davis), Archie (Bunker), Timothy (Leary)? rushing to finish that report and faking the footnotes? looking for the name of someone you know in Bellmore Lifef when SENIORS were privileged people? Casper? beach parties? Roscoe? disecting your first frog and bringing the brain home to mother? 190 Remember .. . Wookstock? the Rez ? the first time you played spin-the-bottle? parkas? Attica? when you had nothing to worry about? your first pimple? the sock hop? Elvis? dedications on WCBB? Twiggy? the smell of grass after a rainstorm? Ed Sullivan? when the Mets won the World Series? Remember the laughter and remember the tears. Remember the smiling faces in the halls that greeted you each day. Remember the headaches, the heartaches, the hassles. Remember the friends you've made and the experiences you've shared. As you leave Mepham, you will become but a memory to many as they will have become to you. Hold on to your memories, both good and bad — for when you do remember, you'll find that everything was worth it ... May you each have a beautiful life. Lisa Weinberger Boosters BS — IM2GOOD4U BUT I LUV U NEWAY! ? Brianl'IlLoveYouForever 9-21-72 RB The happiest times are times DebNstillWAITINGforAprankCHERIL Rob + Nina are my best friends! A LETTER FOR EACH SPACE LAMP Is that your mother, Cook? PETER, KATHY, MISTER BRONSON 4EVA! I GOTO B.O.C.E.S.!!!! MrBimbie— lgraduated!SuperSoph70 To Bon's Rambler — Good Old Betsy! RON WEISS—POWERTOTHE BUG!!!!!! To Ron — A Great Friend — Diana JS — BiolOI MTSUNYAJelly Donut JimDLW ToMyDearSonTheJock:HOTDOGLoveMom Good Luck LoveX-VP Diana MyGUTISWILDnJOHNn.STEVErvALBIE Skate skate down the ice Love to all my a AAsistersLuvWen Elaine Marie Best friends 4 ever B Your still our superstar KR ME J I'll love you forever M BESTEST OF FRIENDS — KAT SUE 71 Jill St. John — summer of 72 Jean Diane — Bestest friends 4eva Fred is dead Dynamite Stuff DRN AP (PUNKIN) 20UT OF 3 ISN'T BADLS B.M. L.M. 7-26-72 PAT YOUR BOOTS ARE OUTRAAAGEOUS ALL US BABES LOVE TOM EYRING GOOD E-E-E-vening GRACE SUSAN!!! HALOWEEN NITE IN THE VAN LUV RO BEV LISA FRIENDS FOREVER Long Live INTERACT Love Sue To Rudy: What a horror! D. Patti III always remember you Dl K.M. N.L. — SALLY,DAVID,MARY — KATH beige nlr MITCH YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU BUT Tim — Don't forget me, Leslie R — Do ya wanna know a secret? — Su EH — See NEhungry toilets lately?L KARNA1921Merc-Guy;LikeBoros J's Hey Ida — JB72-73?Bring APPLE — MERC Mer — beyond my comprehension — Li Mutt and Jeff live forever RR RL HAMPTONS FOLLOW THE BASH SUM 72 mom 7 dad thanks — the accountant Marilyn AndHerDogsAndMe— LoveSteve SuperfleaYourEyes!WhyTerry?TT ROTH BIG MAMA AND FRIEND JAMIE YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND MARIE RR,DS,RM,RP,JM,l'LLneva4GET — CD Kenny and Doreen Wildwood Oct 26 ZORBA — you'resogullible 1 — Merc 2 LUNCH6-MT,MI,DM,RB,KG,TE,MK,BFSD MAR AND LU THANKS FOREVERYTHINGD NanL NanZ — Have a bananaMLisa BORRRIS NATASHA TANYA — EEUW — C L GREEN WHITE FOREVER Michael Rozea I Love You Love Me Forever + Always Kathy -i-Joni +Caron MAGGIE MAE AND LOB THE BLOB NCCJ We're still enjoying it CY PS RA REMEMBER WOOPOOPOO OUTRAGEOUS DE ImSoHappylGotToKnowYouEdLuvKathy SINATRA LIVES IN STEVES ROOM multEEEplythEEEdEEErivEEEtiveC L FAR0UTSUMMER0F720PENH0USEMSSJMCM PeaceLoveHappinessAlwaysToAllSue WENDY SEAMAN REMEMBER ME ROB SCRUNGE! ! !L S Joe Montello is a friend of mine UNIQUE 72 —TOM,MON,MICK,RICH DI R.O.Iwantmy DEAD albumbackL.W. To George Father and Son Donna Modells Cosm-Station-Ladys-Super candy marcus Steve rona and mike LEE Chantilly Lace BIG BOPPER JM DontAssumeThingsYouDontKnowBL SteveLovesMarilynLovesSteve Jane + John We can do it again4eva HAPPY BIRTHDAY SAM SCHWARTZ DEBETTES CARRY ON RoRoSuDDJaneLG DANA COLOUR MY WORLD LOVE RO SL SOMEDAY WE'LL BE TOGERHER — NW KC-JB Its easy to remember but so hard to 4get Feb 1971 KF-SCP ROB — What big eyes you have! AT AS ANNE YOU'RE A GREAT FRIEND LUV M KEVIN + JILL 4-21-72 poups and doops forever We're only friends, right John? KENNY AND LYDIA Fri eves w GREENBOMB yesHiCoops! Lees-TheKcode 4,1968Sickul-Cher MM — ITS SO NICE TO BE WITH YOU THANX FOR SO MANY MEMORIES LUVMM Jeanne, Faked you out Love Wendy RNG — CAN'THAVEYOURCAKE EATITTOO! GENE KAHN SUPERSTAR Deprived Childhood? — Dog Gone! The Gorilla Smile — Dave? Dave's not here. —Thank you! CONFUSED?! To Maura — Maria, To Maria — Maura GoodThinknLAM2KBioBuddyW — PJLuvLo To MG,SM,JD,DM,CZ,JG,TN,ROCCO — MM GARY — THE LY SISTERS SAY HELLO UNIQUE NOVELTY IMPRINTING CO. YES Sue John 4 eva from Jeannette Congratulations Donna Richie HELENE VINNIE 4 eva from JA FOR THOSE WHO LOVE TIME IS NOT MALLTHEGOODTIMESWILLNEVABE4GOTC Fran and Deb Lifetime friendship KATHY how is your thumb? Good! VINNIE, I LOVE YOU, LOVE HELENE DELTA CAMPING TRIP 72 YEA you're the best big sister, K.H. LK — MM,MH,TK,DK,RW,DF,KGWELOVEYOU BoustrackThankYou Love Deb JEFF maybe onedaylllchangeLinda Ro Thanx for everythingLuvCathy LM,AS,KS,Friends Always,Luv Amy Ro,HowWonderfulLifelsWhileYou're lnTheWorld,LovePhilip 194 Linda That Friday Night Linda LON — CHICKENfeet FLAKEY — CHERIL Linda you've got a friend Linda Doug and Caron July 13,1972 SKIP +CHRISWEHEARWEDDINGBELLS Doug: Days of memories Love Caron SUE — CampAve again?DF;KW;DR at TG ALLY you have to marble it! ANNA Gene + Kathy 1 7 72 — forever . .. me and Seymour 4 ever and ever Michael You AreTheBestLoveYourJean MARIE, HOW'S THE BATHROOM? POTTY RoSuJaneDonStaceyDenJeanLinRonga HEY FAVA BEAN 'What could I say? RK A special feeling Love RL To Terry Campbell — Hi FromGimpy I'll never forget you Rob — CB Neil — Let's get high on life — Hoi PO We'llBeBestFriends4Ever CR MARIA — you're unforgettable — MAURA STEVE AND MARILYN FOREVER + ALWAYS DEBORAH AND STEPHEN 9-7-71 RiceThanks4Sunshine SmilesLuvCor DebJoFerSue HOLDTHEMEMORIES — BARB Joe M Where's the KEY? Alice T KH Ihopeyou JDJarealwaysoneLuvHT KG — it was a great summer — MK WHAT, NO BOYS, J.R.? Kath Jer thanks for everything I'm gonna miss you Fred Love Ro TO ALL MY FRIENDS THANK YOU — RO You've got a friend MG JD SM — MLM TIETZ remember our Friday nights Alice, best friends forever Jill MAUREEN BEN LOVE ANNE MARIE CHARLNELBESTFRIENDSALWAYSLUVYAEL north,southeast,west,EM is best PHIL thanks 4 everything ELLIN AND THE SAME BOWL OF CANDY.ROJO Chris + Mary — C'est la vie Kathy KATHY + PETER 4 ETERNITY 7 8 71 DMKGNH The clique shall stick MT — watch out for pizza places — KG TO KEVIN WITH ALL MY LOVE NANCY Eddie come on fly us Joni + Kath BellmoreBBGHaveYouGotThatSpirit? I'm gonna FIGHT for you J.B. Motley crew DR,KW,SC,DF,By Stan mother nature MrDonut 10-30-72DN BUCKY STOP CARVING MY TREES onWS JEFF JAN 10-23-72 PD and JS For Eternity Jill Johnny Angel Love Karen Jeff — Silence breaks the heart WES + ROBIN 11 3 72 Friends thru it all Deb Helene DEBETTES — you'll always be DEBEST SULL COUNTY BEATS MEPHAM 14-3!!! CANDY — 2COKES17UP 1UNCOLALOVEROB Neil Young lives on! !!!!!!!!! DonTalkAbout222DocyoGuidanceRAH! GOOD LUCK — DONNADOUGKATHYGENEDEE FREDDEBJOHNCOOKIEJOHNJOEKATHY NANCYMARILYN — PEANUT BUTTER My best friends Ron Barb Pat Mom My good friends Gig Ginny DESNUDO FROM BORRACHO My oldest friends Nancy Andre Amy It's COOL Love Karen DineenScene — June17 — 97HamSandwich Raunch-Shamon-RepentYouSinners Hold The Phone — Annette-Sue-Carin JDMGSMCS Those were the days With love — to SummmGJDTNJBSBCZ — Sm Dinky Doo I Love You Guess Who?? DF Seriously sneezes like Snopse 2watered down cokes to go — PLEASE CcareJPNMLWORTHITYOURFATHERSRITE Carl and Marie 11-15-72 MARK SUEFOREVERFROMMEPHAMTOQRA MATHIAS you kill me CHERIL LARRYyouCANrentMYofficeNEXTyear! COOKIE FRIENDSHIP IS UORS DONNA JohnZ.lthinkYOU'REgoodlooking2 — C BONG BONG BONG ANDWE'REGONE AGKS PhelpsThanxFromYouKnowWhoThe P KS BRANDY YOU'RE A FINE GIRL AMY THE GARDEN PARTY SEPT 10-72DHypo I'llMissBeingShortestPiretteCher Karen Beautiful People Remember? MM — KICK IT! YOU KNOW WHERE! R M LONNIE — 6Yrs.of Jokes End — CHERIL THE VAN STACEY STOP! WEE DENISE SueFerretteLovesRichieLieberman!! MITCH BRODER KATHY CUDDIHY 4EVA! PhelpsIluvyaALOT! A secretadmirer ARE YA NAKED? RIGHT ON RIGHT ON! GC — Thank you for a great year — KD GoodLuckToNextYear'sPirettes — Luv TheLittleBlondeOnTheEnd — CD CAROLE LARRY-CONGRAD-AUG 1973 Hey Turkey Let me Tellya — Stacey The 3 musketeers MAR DEB LU CHERIL-R = .0821L-atm M-deg.K-LON Lon-TSK-TOSIW-UTRB-TKWTT-CHERIL From 1 WW 2 another 4 eva Frends Elaine Cliff 1 year Jan 13 '73 Deb Lu you're the greatest Mar Rosanne you've been more to me than a best friend Rosemarie Sue How many calls today? Kathi 1 inch taller — Gary Schoenberger! Bonnie Squeaky Menzel EEEH!!!! ALL MY LOVE TO ALL MY FRIENDS — DM Karen Diana — friends foever!! To Nancy The SWEETEST CANDY BAR! Bill let it be forever Barb MAUREEN AND DIANA COUSINS ALWAYS Ricky: 2 good 2 be forgotten CH StaJeanRoRoLinDenDonSu — Thanxjane Lonnie — Does Kl Still Respect U? Jack the shark is watching Sue C LiteBuIbWindmillsWWJWinnerCheLon CLYDE'S AN OCTOPUS DANA — 5yrs and 5months to go — RO LOVE NOW MORE THAN EVER SUSAN 195 THANX FOR EVERYTHING, JOHN YOU'RE THE BEST!!!!! C.T. + K.R.LUVYA BOTH Lefty — How's the foot? Luv Righty RON AND FRAN FOREVER To Joe + Robin LoveStu + Kathy CHERIL GERYL — RHYMINGGRIBBERS DW ARE YOU MY BIG BROTHER STILL? A.G.You'veGotAFriendForeverAmy Kat-n-Joan Thanks for caring — CA DEBETTES FOREVER 73 74.. Karen — Always Remember — Love Sue CHER — THANXYOU'REAGREATFRIEND — LON LONNIE — DONTMEMTIONIT — CHERIL EL ILLMISSya Penn lstillLuvYa CC JG — It couldn't happen — EL To BW Dirty Business Love Amy Foxy Ladies Karen Amy + Leslie Horton MassGreenDITSOTPinfarctL C DONNA DOUG HAPPINESSALWAYS LINDA Rick — I Love YOU — Terry — 10-29-71!! Terry Slurp Gargle Gulp; Whip Deb Dean — I Love you always — DebbieXXX Fanny Rosenweinsky QuiqueFunesC L TRACKS!CONVEYOR BELT?RAMP! — DEN? NEW ZOO REVUE Dougypoo Emmyjo Gribbers Unite — Cher Ger Addy Lon Lesli and George 1 26 73 BP is a gas! The big Z Kitchens FRED AND BUFFY — JAC.S.THORN BW — I wanna be Bobby's girl — Leslie Jeff — Blue Eyes — Summer Breeze ADDY — FRENDSfor13YRS.PS52 — CHERIL HTThanksforyourfriendshipIluvyou LongLiveFinch Hoodybooscodivich JohnKlineThanx4BeingGreatCherilD Cheril ThankYouCanIBeAn John SKIP HAS FRECKLES IN HIS EARS Ro Somehow Someway Someday Phil Ron — Oct.7,14 — Green Eyes — RJ E R — BigHeads — S R — our champs 4eva E R — G:ooearsDuckWrestlingKronPd2 ducky-play Aqualung for me — putty LarnyGribbons — Everything IZZO K. DEB WEN-EUROPE-7-14-71-CHERIL Brown eyes — Nov. 10,72 — I'm waiting TO HERM THE WORM FROM FESSINCOO DEBBIE F. + DON K. LARRY B CAN I BE YOUR DINGALING TOP DOGS all of us FINALLY! CWG To Karen — Pencils and Vaseline a feather? DE DUHHHH! MERC KOL — TWO TRUE CHEERLEADERS Peter S. I hope someday we'll get it together real soon! I Love You — Love Pudgy holli -f-cheril ARE sisters!!!! The 3 Musketeers Kath Joan Caron KASH — 1 snail is a PANDABEAR — Lisa I LOVE MY OMEGA MAN LOVE MARILYN I think AN Omega man luvs me?-? Guy,The Biggs,Kol,E,Merc Spick CB JM — Let's see you wiggleplease NANC — ALWAYS — MON Doug we'll make it if we try Don O'BRIEN — NEED A RIDE? N.W. +A.W. LW BL — StonyBrook HopkinsorELSE!! DONNA AND DOUG MAY 11 1972 EMPlazaBeerParkJimGaryLoveDebKer LAINY — PEACE ON NEWBRIDGE RD — LISA COLOR MY WORLD Judy Eddie — Remember the TimesREZ HI TAROT LOVE CARROT Tom I Still Love You Love Wendy WHICH WAYYOUGOINBILLYCANIGOTOO? Lissa — sentimental frogs?? — Jeanne RUNNING DAAR AND HINKLY-HOOPS!!! Bean gutt cool on both sides JeanStaceJaneSuDebEbEbJoLin — RANCH 2Righty,Footsie?LoveLeftyCootie RHLHTMDDetcREMEMBER — SMD S — PF MOC BL — Be my bestest friend! Luv Lisa Joe ChickWeHaveALifetimeToShare NICK AND JOANN FOR EVER To C from Fess you kill me! Jeanne: Believe me I understand Pete we've only just begun PAT Maya — come home Lave, Ellen Ellie Claud, A LastingFriendship, Pat To Freaky — I Love You — Yop, I Do — LW CANAL Friends Forever — Am + Lo DONSTASUEROROJANJEALINTHANKS DEN Crowbar Yapper Manzi Giani Freinds — DebDorLil — forever WGHTY! More geese than swans — DEDWUDTGRS BS — We've come a long way baby Love a Frog Chris and Tommy JV I'llNeverForgetThe Dance ML GOOD LUCKaEILOVE TINA PAULUS I won't forget your Billy — me AIIMyLuvTo I Q GirlsWe'llNever Forget Any Of You Luv Kathy + Joni +Carron Let's hear it for FRIBBLESWixDS RO — There's a feeling I get KA — To dream the impossible dream TotheADVANCEDgangFROM8thGRADEup- THANX4puttingUPwithME — CHERIL D. BONNIE AND JAY OCTOBER 7 1972 To My Truest Friends CH + JC LuvKF CaptainChubsieUbsielLoveYouCandy Best wishes — Mom Casbarra!!! D.S.Iam NOT CRAZY H.S. KATH HOW MANY CALLS DID U GET SW GOOD LUCK — KATHY AND EILEEN Where do you want to go kids? JMS Tooie + Truck, FEET + SALT,PIN +BACK HIC-OOPS FORGOT MY KEYS Pd8 KAHN Hi Cindy!Shut Up Eddie!LuvKF +JC LIN THANX4 BEING YOU,MY SISTER Linda sorry about ninth Linda Mer — Sat. Nite munchies CGITS Li Les, Amy WELL GOTTA GO Love Amy TOM THERE'S A TIME FOR US LUVWEN 196 Jeff Michele now and forever Here Kitty — See you in L L's! O.R.N. Start doing SOMETHING!!!! MICK DBHHKFM BK SFRBMGBDJ LUVSAM John and Cookie 3-16-72 4eva corn lovers unite! BALAJAKV UNFORGETTABLE WEEKEND LW MZ DH RICH AND HIS LOVELY FOREVER SIM + WIX +TOOTS +HINKLYHOOPS +PUNCH! Sidney Here Come The Boogies! BEST OF LUCK TO CLASS OF 73 BACI K.S. K.B. FOREVER RON — SomehowSomewaySomedayLove Sue KUCHAR THANKS FOR EVERYTHING DW! TB THANX FOR BEING THERE ANNE Murf 4 eva Best Friends Love Ann nina is beautiful!!! THE BIG ELF STRIKES AGAIN! SALUDOS DE UNA AMIGA CHEERS TO NOV. 10 11onTerraLane ThanksAlineForJustBeingThereLove DedicatedToPocoPeopleEverywhere! BURGER KING! HOME OF SS, GB, NB, TS JR it was a beautiful summer ANN Janes fathers pipe ro ro jane su Get the sankes IMFOREVERBLOWINGBUBBLES BOB PAT I LOVE YOU ALWAYS PATTI BC — MoneyMakesTheWorldGoRound — FP Mike Fischer +Jean CorsolLoveYou I Love You Kenny P Luv Always me FRIENDSHIPHASNOBOUNDRIESSUECINDY FRIENDSHIPISALLJWWE'LLMISSYOU — JO Ricky — Am I on the right TRACK? SUE — TheyCallMeBabyDriver — BARBARA Gently Floating Down The River MATT NEVER CAN SAY GOODBY LUV ME Mike ILoveYouLoveAlwaysJean ALAN I CAN'T WAIT EITHER ANNETTE At any rate Mr. Wortman From us 3 BADMIN 1st doubles undefeated 72 Bob I'll love you always Kathy ThanksToAIIMyFriendsILoveYouMaur Rocco I'm so glad I met you — Maura We're gonna zoom zoom zomma zoom Sheryl thank you 4 being you Moe To Bubala Love ya, Denise Warped 4eva — LM, AG, Ron +Jack J.S. — Let it rain OUR LAKE — AKADAMA — LET ME HAVE IT It's good to have a friend Rice Bumpsky More Love And Happiness together K.G. Rob and Karen RSIEvenlfYouDidn'tHmmYouHmmedCRB JimThorne + ClaudiaRicker 10-8-71 John it's only the beginning Mel ANNA AND ALLI FRIENDS 14 MORE KH +JDJOct1371EH +CBJan1372 4ever! C — MAYBE AGAIN SOON, W A FUTURE — M you never cease to amaze me Rice L-ORANGEfluorescentJOULESeeeuw — C we'll never forget SIERZPUTOWSKI Slim's unite + rule — Leslie + Amy 22 — not only shy with cameras! Mr. A Don't forget me Love Wendy RICHARDMARYELLENFOREVER3-5-71 THE THREE MUSKETEERS DEBNINAROB To MZ + DH YOU ARE GREAT LOVE LW DOREEN HUS ME NOOKEN John — $5 Super Bowl Bet — Cheril FRAN — INSEPARABLE FRIENDS LOVE DE BEAUTIFULPEOPLEFINDEACHOTHER — R M HOCKEY SKATES 4eva 12-2-71!? LinJanDenDonStaRoRoJeaAlways — Sue Willie — vamos a las tres — Baby Unforgettable nite 11 10 rrsjdj RONGA — A FREINDSHIP I TREASURE — RL BORON MORON — COMING TO Albany? BSKP4eva Judy + Karen Friends4eva TULL CONCERT VASELINEHEAD RO L Hi Pip Love Sweetheart! ZACCHIA — HOW'S SAMMY? — ROSANNE L. Bean It's cool on this side gut Ml THANKS FOR LISTENING BEING JUST YOU FRIENDS 4EVER LINDA BOMBOMBA Pookie + lob WHERE ARE YOU? RAC Mutt and Jeff 73 GLENN MELINDA 1-30-71 OUR WORLD IS BEAUTIFUL GD MC Margi — Thanks for being a friend Kathy — Will you marry me? — Eddie JOE PIZZUTI LOVES ANDREA ARRIGO CLARA and ISABELLA FOREVER AG, When did THAT happen? AS LM Joe, REMEMBER, Love Patti SUSI How's the books? LoveRonLor DEBEST DEBETTES LORRONREESUEFERN Steve Lor Shawn Sarah Someday . WelcomeBackMrSteinLoveKathy -i-Stu Modell's rules! TNGRSDJRM PAULL. WISHYOUDIDN'TDRINKSO — ED +AL UP,UP AWAY — AS,LM,VS,KS,KM down,down around — K.A.K.A.L. Joe -f Patti always 2-25-71 HEY FREAKY HOW WAS YOUR SUMMER? I miss you Bop Love Manny SIGMA PHI OMEGA STU + KATHY 1 22 72 Jill — Lean On Me — Alice Pin is Back — can't beat Feet +Pete JESSE--PAIK'S PEAK!!!!! KathyG.Speak!Iwill listen.Soccer Lydia and Lisa I love you both TO NAVIGATOR WITH LUV FROM PILOT Rona + Steven September '72 Linda, is GOT on your calendar Philip words can't express how I feel love always Rosemarie THANX MEG FRIENDS FOREVER JAYNE CHERIL — we4got REGIONTTT— LONNIE LON — also CULLIGAN. Laugh — CHERIL 197 SECURITY NATIONAL BANK NORTH BELLMORE OFFICE TELEPHONE 516-826-4466 1542 Bellmore Ave. No. Bellmore, LI, NY MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. 1411 NEWBRIDGE ROAD N. BELLMORE, N. Y. 11710 Thomas F. Ruane Jr. President JOSEPH D'ELIA TREASURER MYLAN HAIRSTYLISTS INC. 2793 Jerusalem Ave. North Bellmore WISHES GOOD LUCK TO CLASS OF 73 MR. MRS. DANIEL SAIEWITZ CONGRATULATE AND EXTEND BEST WISHES TO DAUGHTER JEANNE AND THE REST OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1973. WISHES THE BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 73 XA7 REMEMBER THE REZ (B.Q.S.) Sigma Phi Omega wishes all the Seniors of '73 good luck Da-Crew Kevin Smith, Mark Me Callum, Preston Golgner, Clyde Prastaro, Billy Newton, Mike Fischer, Kerry Conroy, Charlie Brushia, Ron Woods, Barry Johnson, Gene Lombardo, Tod Me Callum, Kevin Kemper, Ed Warkala, Dennis McCabe, Al Mudrie, John Sturgon, Glenn Kelsey, Cliff Fromwiller, Randy Ruth, Billy Oliver, Bob Bennett, John Calandra. 200 Roosevelt Auto Sales Patrons North Bellmore Pharmacy Towne House Salon North Bellmore Delicatessen Coiffures by Gino jack Horning Company Meadow Dairy Prague Florists, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. E. Veselitza Bill's of East Village East Meadow Upholsterers Bambi Bake Shop Acme Venetian Blind Service Mr. and Mrs. Myron Dunayer In Memoriam We dedicate this page to our lost friends not for the preaching of pointless praise but rather just simply to say we loved them we miss them we remember them. Steven Braff SUSAN RITACCO ISOLDE CURATOLO Eventually all people must pass, Some through the clouds. Some through the grass. The tragedy, it's so full fo pain. It affects my nerves. It affects my brain. The memories I recall While walking through the halls Make me close my eyes Just to picture you were here. Remembering all the friends That we went out with together, But not, those thoughts are gone Like the wind taking a feather. Rudy Nolfo MICHAEL SANFILIPPO Why is death so meaningless? It's like taking a rose from the garden; Days will go on, for sure, It's so easy to forget, for Those who never admired that rose. The sun has gone away, The darkness of the night has engulfed the day. They've wilted, the ones close to That rose. For some, the sun will never Come out, the gloom has Made its wound. Bob Mathias Treasure Chest '73 is Dedicated to CDrs. Anna feuerlict In these days of changing mores and standards, teachers, more than ever before, are faced with the age-old argument of whether they are to be the standard bearers of the traditional ways, or to be swept along by the new wave. Anna Feuerlicht has elected to do as she has always done — and that is to teach as much German to her students as she possibly can. It may be said of her students that if they forget half they've learned, they would still know more than anyone else's students. 203