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

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1976 volume:

just another high school, just another year . . . A Student Life ............p. 4 Getting Involved .......p. 24 Just Another Day ... .p. 94 People p. 104 3 Sharing, creating, loving, freely giving, singing, dancing, and romping together, 5 6 living in a shared world of each other’s wildest creations a safeness is created by allowing and wanting and loving one another to be what we are — 10 spiritual beings •utside of space and time in this moment’s forever, 'r the minutes drifting on slowly passing the time of another day — 11 playing games, the most beautiful games, become a bird singing, a rocket flying, a tree sunning, a tiger roaring, 12 13 14 a restless sea undulating, a fire crackling, a leaf floating, a child building a sand castle, 15 a lover loving, an orange dripping, a volcano exploding, a wind rushing, or a mountain waiting — 17 always knowing who you really are; 19 only now do we realize these moments can never again be lived; the sweet memories of another year gone by. 21 In these times of insincerity and coldheartedness, it is refreshing to find honest character in Wellington C. Mepham High School. Such limitless dedication is found in but a handful of institutions; it is time that these actions be greatfully acknowledged. For countless years of dedication, unselfishness, and service, for giving generously from within, and for truly being a friend to all, we dedicate Treasure Chest ’76 to Mr. Harry Moussas. It is a teacher like Mr. Moussas who prevents our school from becoming “just another high school.” 23 iAh'TA UA ill coVRYi'y DF XWAKHKK 5CK00I CLASS OF U •GETTING INVOLVED Activities and Athletics Dear Seniors -- To paraphrase ANOTHER great spokesman, 'never have so many, done so much, for so many'; translated-into words with understanding; you are a great group. Cooperation was the key word; in action and functioning as a class you worked better than most groups today. At the risk of speaking in platitudes and cliches 'that's where it's at'. I do believe that the future for our society lies in the ability of individuals to understand each other, communicate with each other, allow for 'human' error, and COOPERATE fully in all endeavors. You seniors, as this observer sees it, have a head start on that future; you have proven that not only do you have the ability to work together, but you have shown, more importantly, that it works. I congratulate you, and at the same time, wish you the best for 'our' future world. I close with a heartfelt 'thanks' for allowing me to share in this period of growth with you. Most sincerely--Martin A. Fleischer Advisor--Class of '76 Lisa Markowitz Secretary 27 Janet Borenstein Third Vice President Hilary Turett Treasurer Language Clubs French Club — Mr. DesJardins, Advisor Spanish Club — Mr. Schmidt, Advisor Italian Club — Mrs. Gil, Advisor German Club — Mr. Kolb, Advisor 28 This past fall the Mepham High School Symphonic Band started its performing season under a new band director, Mr. Howard Rockwin. In January, the band had the privilege of playing a half-time show at the Nassau Coliseum. The band then played their annual Winter Concert. In late February, with the assistance of the Jolly Rogers Stage Band, Mepham had another successful Pop Concert. The band and orchestra then traveled to Bennington, Vermont for a very exciting and rewarding Exchange Concert The band finished off the year by participating in the Spring Arts Festival. MUSIC IN THE AIR A Capella Choir 32 Madrigal Ensemble Doris Smith, Conductor 34 The most socially devastating event of this year—Mepham's Pop Concert— is over, but the laughs linger. John Horvath's I'm not going to do imitations of Norm Smagley and Dr. Goergen still walk the earth. Transit's crashing last chord, as well as Gina Amato's lovely fade-out, has left its impression on our eardrums. This concert was especially marked by lots of music, brilliant and brash, sweet and soothing, wooden and electric. You could almost see a shining moon when the Barbershop singers harmonized on its light. It would hardly be fair to say that any one of the performers stole the show (although two gangsters ran off with all the receipts after the Saturday night finale, both escaped convicts named John Q. Smith of Anytown, U. S. A.) Norm and Mike Grie-co are still rehearsing what to do at a party. And A1 Brown and Dave Kraskow remember with tears their escape to Chicago and the wonderful reception the audience gave them on their return. The satisfaction of success has raised its stately mane almost as high as those marvels of the leg world, the Pirettes, kicked to wind up the show. Congratulations and good luck next year. The Pop Concert Performers February 27 and 28, 1976 35 36 Operation Goodwill — Kathy Walsh, Hilary Turett — Chief Elves Prom Committee — Doreen Sweeting, Chairperson Senior Sales — Debbie Rothenberg, Chairperson 37 General Assembly Mr. Allison, Advisor Larry Goldberg, President 38 40 Glen Ellman--Photography Laura Anreder--Faculty Marty Grant--Editor Hilary Turett--Seniors Laurie Schneider--Girls' Sports Rosemary Mauri--Layout Jon Halle--Business Janet Fine--Layout Tania Mlawer--Editor Bonnie Tunick--Underclass Howie Sussman--Boys' Sports Missing: Missy Cid--Copy Debbie Besner--Activities Lara Rind--Typing Mr. Robert Chalmers--Advisor •41 42 43 FIRE AT MEPHAM (Can't. frompg. 1) being and enjoyment. Well, at least that with Well done ’ from Dr. Goergen. 1 caused by f aulty wiring ”, started in Buc Staff Dave Kraskow Ricky Ratowsky Danny Grayson Glen Ellman Phil Kanner Rosemary Mauri Alan Schlein 2 .DU EDITORS OF MERIT David Kraskow, Ricky Ratowsky, Danny Grayson. EDITORS OF TITLE Alan Schlein, Arnold Pallay, Rosemary Mauri, Sue Irwin, Phil Kanner. WRITERS OF CONTENT Peter Facini, Nancy Kruse, Mickey Lichtman, Ricky Ratowsky, Laura Regan, Diane Rivera, Susan Satloff, Joyce Smith -ok, Susan Sweeney, Jeff Turret, Joe Wax. ALL PHOTOS Glen Ellman FACULTY ADVISOR Mr. Critelli TYPISTS Barbara Passin, Naomi Rosenthal, Susan Greenberg. BUSINESS STAFF Seth Vogelman, Laura Kullman, Lisa Getter, David Gittle-man. BITS PIECES of 47 48 Girls Service Club Ms. Krutman, Advisor Carin Smolin, Lara Rind — Presidents 49 50 Service Clubs Key Club — Arnold Pallay, President Leo Club — Ricky Waks, President Interact — Debbie Besner, President Science Club Mrs. Weiner, Advisor Seth Weiss, Robert Schoenberger — Chairmen Computer Club Mr. Mitchell, Advisor Seth Weiss, President Math Club Mr. Cohen, Advisor Norm Smagley, President DECA Mr. Marlborough, Advisor Mike Jardula, President 53 Clubs French Club BOTTOM ROW: L. Goldstein, D. Sweeting, D. Kraskow, MIDDLE ROW: B. Tannenbaum, R. Ratowsky, R. Preslaff, J. Witlin, K. Zuc-kerman, A. Gordon, J. Lederman, TOP ROW: C. Cuozzo, D. Moira, J. Markowitz, L. Horvath, T. Lustik, N. Sugarman, R. Kenney, W. Chadwick, N. Kurman, L. Kotik, D. Rot-henberg, C. Dorfman, D. Goldstein, B. Gaylord, M. Kaplan, J. Lebowitz German Club BOTTOM ROW: E. Graber, D. Engelbert, J. Korman, M. Greenfield; MIDDLE ROW: P. Gunder, S. Goll, L. Nawroth, K. Braun, R Pross; TOP ROW: J. Yohe, G. Ellman, R. Schoenberger, S. Vogelman, J. Grand, B. Tannenbaum Spanish Club BOTTOM ROW: J. Karasik, J. Kass, H. Ber-kowitz, C. Schmertz, M. Davitt, H. Turett. T. Mlawer; TOP ROW: T. Schilling, J. Brown, C. Kamen, L. Bianco, G. Harris, L. Ratto, M. C'd, J. Fine, B. Shapiro, E. Mlawer Italian Club BOTTOM ROW: L. Clemente, K. Roberti, C. Barone, G. Mangino, J. Pittelli, L. Trezza, G. Trezza; MIDDLE ROW: C. Kamen, R. Mar-sic, B. Rzany, G. Pasqualone; TOP ROW: N. Davella, R. Stagno, F. Cocozzelli, D. Tavella General Assembly BOTTOM ROW: M. Lichtman, C. Strom, J. Shulman, K. Cronin, N. Smagley, P. Kan-ner, R. Presslaff, J. Witlin, R. Jacobs, D. Grayson, R. Kenney, MIDDLE ROW: D. Bes-ner, V. DellaSperanza, W. Millheiser, S. Samilow, C. Dorfman, R. Ratowsky, J. Halle; TOP ROW: L. Goldstein, D. Kraskow, M. Conroy, P. Ulip, R. Goldaber, T. De-Lisa Buccaneer BOTTOM ROW: L. Goldstein, S. Greenberg, P. Kanner, D. Kraskow, R. Mauri, F. Di Gregorio, S. Irwin, M. Lichtman; TOP ROW: D. Grayson, C. Strom, J. Critelli, B. Ten-enbaum, R. Ratowsky, D. Gross, G. Ellman, B. Latham Skull and Bones BOTTOM ROW: E. Gitter, S. Gonsalves, R. Turret, S. Fishman, E. Mannino, P. Barone, M. Skolochy, G. Held, M. Margolis; TOP ROW: C. Gansalves, J. Taibi, R. Jacobs, G. Harris, E. Scnuessler, D. Gross, B. Keville, C. Dorfman, P. Koval 56 SLAM BOTTOM ROW: H. Mermelstein, G. Harris, D. MIDDLE ROW: L. Minkoff, J. Schoenhaut, K. Braun, M. Greenfield, F. Safir, J. Shul-man, P. Kanner, R. Presslaff, L. Grayson, L. Getter, J. Witlin, R. Goldaber, D. Aster, M. Rosenbluth, L. Nagel TOP ROW: unknown, R. Tufel, N. Jacobs, C. Dorfman, E. Leder-man, J. Ezeglian, T. Schilling Pep Club SITTING; J. Kazenski, J. Flaherty, J. Einhorn, L. Ratto, M. Cid, T. Walsh; SITTING TOP ROW; C. Simon, T. Mlawer, B. Shapiro, J. Fine, B. Rzany, J. Lederman, J. Kass. P. Ulip Girls Service Club BOTTOM ROW; R. Bogatz, N. Papini, J. Ein-hom, L. Ratto, C. Smolin TOP ROW; B. Shapiro, J. Flaherty, J. Fine, C. Simon, C. Strom, J. Kazenski, M. Cid, T. Walsh Interact BOTTOM ROW: N. Kurman, J. Schulman, M. Greenfield, G. Corde, L. Ferrante, S. Silow, J. Rabinowitz, MIDDLE ROW: B. Shapiro, P. Ryan, D. Besner, L. Kotik, S. Vogelman, TOP ROW: L. Smith, C. Wank, J. Sharon, D. Grayson, L. Grayson, C. Dorfman, F. Safir Leo Club BOTTOM ROW: A. Perrin, R. Waks, J. Ra-binowitz, R. Kane; TOP ROW: K. Berenstein, R. Kenny, C. Barone, K. Roberti, D. Kane, S. Cohen Key Club BOTTOM ROW: S. Greenberg, M. Abrahms, S. Alperine, D. Berson, M. Greco, L. Fer-rante, G. Corde, S. Altman, M. Jardula; SECOND ROW: H. Turett, R. Mauri, T. Danz, C. Stamer, P. Ferrante, P. Golde, N. Smagley, D. Tiedge, L. Mohusky, L. Sup-nick; THIRD ROW: R. Corde, B. Gaylorde, J. Kotler, S. Stein, D. Goldstein, L. Griffin, H. Sussman, M. Kursman, R. Ratowsky; TOP ROW: H. Brass, R. Goldaber, S. Friedman, T. DeLisa, R. Saks, M. Shaw, M. Feltman, M. Berlinger Math Club BOTTOM ROW: D. Swerdlow, R. Ratowsky, N. Smagley; MIDDLE ROW: J. Lieb, J. Kass. J. Lederman; TOP ROW: Larry Levine, N. Kurman, K. Zuckerman, R. Weiss, M. Grieco, E. Mia we r DECA M. Mimnaugh, J. Distefano, J. Stehm, J. Schwab, P. Padovano 57 School Store N. Hart, D. Corcoran, J. Stehm, L. Mohusky, S. Serwan, J. Wooster, M. Kursman, J. Schwab, M. Jardula, R. Anderson Science Club BOTTOM ROW: F. Class, R. Behren, M. Greenfield, J. Carrillo, P. Sulewski; MIDDLE ROW: D. Swerdlow, L. Levine, R. Schoenber-ger, L. Anderson, M. Davitt, R. Turret; TOP ROW: K. Zuckerman, E. Mlawer, S. Weiss, D. Carrillo Debate Club G. Corde, J. Rabinowita, R. Schoenberger, M. Greenfield, K. Cronin, S. Vogelman, G. Ellman Regents Scholarship Winners BOTTOM ROW: J. Borenstein, M. Abrahms, K. Cronin, G. Mathais, N. Rosenthal, M. Lichtman, H. Sussman, B. Shapiro; SECOND ROW: L. Mohusky, S. Greenberg, D. Berson, C. Sannerud, D. Tiedge, N. Smagley, P. Kanner, D. Kraskow, D. Grayson, J. Fine; THIRD ROW: D. Briesa, R. Jacobs, M. Jardula, J. Halle, R. Ratowsky, K. Zuckerman, C. Strom, T. Mlawer; TOP ROW: S. Weiss, L. Griffin, D. Goldstein, M. Grant, J. Jarres, T. DeLisa, M. Grieco, D. Carillo S8 National Honor Society BOTTOM ROW: G. Ell man, J. Rabinowitz, G. Mathias, G. Corde, R. Waks, S. Stein; F. DiGregorio, R. Mauri, H. Turett, J. Boren-stein, M. Abrahms, M. Jardula, A. Spiegel, M. Cid, T. Walsh, S. Cohen; THIRD ROW: J. Shulman, P. Kanner, S. Greenberg, R. Rat-owsky, N. Smagley, B. Latham, K. Kronin, H. Sussman, R. Kane; TOP ROW: L. Mohus-ky, D. Tiedge, Sharon Altman, P. Facini, T. DeLisa, R. LaBoyne, B. Golde, N. Carey, L. Markowitz, D. Rothenberg, S. DeVito Community-As-School BOTTOM ROW: S. Goldman, B. Tannenbaum, L. Regan; MIDDLE ROW: D. Rivara, S. Altman, J. Shulman, J. Trieste, M. Katz; TOP ROW: H. Nowicki, G. Held, D. Gross, D. Tiedge, B. Tunick, T. Danz, K. Walsh, H. Mermelstein, P. Kanner, S. Israel Future Teachers of America R. Rogin, M. Giudice, T. Carriero, B. Rzany Library Corps BOTTOM ROW: J. Drubych, R. Pross, M. Ber-linger, M. Shaw, E. Lederman; TOP ROW: L. Levine, L. Andersen, R. Weiss 5$ 60 Future Medical Club L. Benton, M. Gunyan, P. Kanner, D. Georg Computer Club BOTTOM ROW: D. Carillo, S. Weiss, M. Greenfield, J. Carillo; TOP ROW: R. Press, B. Tenenbaum, R. Turret, M. Simone, J. Bauer, R. Schoenberger Twirlers M. Grady, J. Altieri, L. Miller, B. Blake Treasure Chest Staff BOTTOM ROW: Hilary Turett, Marty Grant, Tania Mlawer, Qen Ellman; TOP ROW: Rosemary Mauri, Janet Fine, Bonnie Tunick, Debbie Besner, Missy Cid, Laurie Schneider Athletics PIRATES The football season started optimistically. Mepham was quick scoring and hard fighting. Under the leadership of Coach Charles Martone the team gave all their efforts to every game. Outstanding efforts were contributed by John McGrath and Ed Neuhaus who was selected to Grid Iron 44. 62 Mepham 6 KENNEDY 19 Mepham 3 HERRICKS 18 Mepham 6 PORT WASHINGTON 22 Mepham 0 MacArthur 0 Mepham 0 BETHPAGE 14 MEPHAM 19 Long Beach 0 Mepham 9 SEWANHAKA 12 Mepham 6 CALHOUN 12 63 MEPHAM 3 F reeport 2 MEPHAM 2 Calhoun 0 MEPHAM 4 Uniondale 3 Mepham 2 CENTRAL 3 MEPHAM 3 Sewanhaka 2 Mepham 1 OCEANSIDE 3 MEPHAM 4 F reeport 1 MEPHAM 1 Massapequa 0 Mepham 0 CALHOUN 3 MEPHAM 3 Sewanhaka 0 Mepham 1 UNIONDALE 4 MEPHAM 4 Central 0 Mepham 1 MASSAPEQUA 4 Mepham 1 Wantagh 1 64 SOCCER The soccer team displayed its usual expertise on the field. Coach Hunt's strict discipline produced another winning season which sent the team to the county playoffs. The team fought hard, only to lose to Wantagh in overtime by a cor-nerkick. Mepham's soccer team continues to bring prestige to our school. 65 TENNIS ANYONE? 66 Mepham 2 CENTRAL 3 MEPHAM 4 Calhoun 1 MEPHAM 4 Freeport 1 Mepham 0 LONG BEACH 5 Mepham 0 HEWLETT 5 MEPHAM 5 Uniondale 0 MEPHAM 5 Central 0 MEPHAM 4 Calhoun 1 MEPHAM 4 Freeport 1 Mepham 0 LONG BEACH 5 Mepham 0 HEWLETT 5 MEPHAM 5 Uniondale 0 67 MEPHAM 13 Calhoun 1 Mepham 3 WANTAGH 5 MEPHAM 6 Central 1 MEPHAM 14 Long Beach 0 MEPHAM 11 Hempstead 0 MEPHAM 9 Levittown 0 MEPHAM 11 Baldwin 1 MEPHAM 8 Uniondale 0 MEPHAM 11 Memorial 0 MEPHAM 11 Kennedy 1 MEPHAM 11 F reeport 1 68 BADMINTON In regular season matches the third doubles team of Walsh and Ratto along with the fourth doubles team of Lynn Cannizzaro and Margaret DiPalo remained undefeated. All other members of the Varsity collected a record of ten and one. Miss Bineares and all returning members of the 75-76 team are looking forward to next year with great hope and anticipation. Winning appears to be the accepted thing for the girls' badminton team. The girls’ badminton team for the past six years has complied an outstanding record of 68-1. This year the team suffered its first lost to Wantagh High School. Finishing second in the League with a 10-and-1 record Mepham was the only team in their league in which all members of the Varsity qualified for the playoffs. Four members of the varsity team continued onto the County Championships. Lisa Markowitz and Karen Gerbino were eliminated in the first round. Emerging as second place winners in the county playoffs was the third doubles team of Terri Walsh and Lisa Ratto. FIELD HOCKEY MEPHAM 4 MEPHAM 4 Mepham 1 MEPHAM 4 MEPHAM 2 MEPHAM 5 MEPHAM 2 MEPHAM 1 Sayville 1 East Meadow 1 Levittown Memorial 1 Uniondale 2 Wantagh 0 Baldwin 1 Valley Stream Central 0 Mac- Arthur 0 70 A championship team does not evolve in one or two years. Patience, guidance and most of all togetherness are all attributes necessary in the development of a winning team. The 1975-76 girls' field hockey team has worked, played, suffered and smiled together for three years. Seven of the eleven starters this year were seniors. The team finished second in die league during the 1974-75 season. This year the team was undefeated in regular league play. Their victory over MacArthur in the last game of the season crowned them League IV champions. Losing in the county semi-finals to Valley Stream Central by a close score of 1-0 did not diminish any feeling of achievement on the part of the team or coach. All involved felt the season was both rewarding and successful. 71 1975-76 was a unique year for the girl's track team. For the first time girls track competed in the fall. Despite the record the season was successful in many respects. Six of the eleven girls on the team participated in the County Finals because of their previous performances in the playoffs. Many thanks to the eleven girls who had the courage and strength to finish the season; and most of all a special thanks to the coach —Miss Deidra Strasser TRACK Mepham --BERNER MEPH AM—Roosevelt Mepham--MALVERNE Mepham—CALHOUN Mepham--LOCUST VALLEY Mepham--BETHPAGE Mepham--BALDWIN 73 ►z UHIdS 3H1 NI Leading the school in the spirit of 76 were the Pir-ettes and Cheerleaders. Their hours of practice, hard work, and determination were always evident. The fine performances were a tribute to the Pirette and Cheerleading captains, Rose-ann Kane, Pat Ryan and Naomi Rosenthal, Robin O'Leary. No matter what the weather, the Pirettes and Cheerleaders were always in the spirit. 75 ON THE RUN 76 Cross-Country was undefeated in SSII and finished a disappointing sixth in the county's. Capt. Alex Cuozzo finished ninth in the nationals at Penn State. Jack Koeppel, Alex Cuozzo, Mike Collins were named All Division runners. 77 HOOPS Mepham 49 BALDWIN 78 MEPHAM 58 Levittown 45 MEPHAM 68 Kennedy 58 Mepham 45 KENNEDY 55 Mepham 60 OCEANSIDE 69 MEPHAM 50 Hewlett 45 MEPHAM 36 Uniondale 34 Mepham 59 FREEPORT 67 Mepham 62 ST. MARY'S 65 Mepham 69 LONG BEACH 79 Mepham 52 CENTRAL 64 MEPHAM 56 Calhoun 51 MEPHAM 71 Hewlett 57 MEPHAM 72 Uniondale 46 Mepham 62 FREEPORT 95 MEPHAM 63 Long Beach 61 Mepham 60 CENTRAL 63 MEPHAM 71 Calhoun 58 WRESTLING MEPHAM 45 Wantagh 9 MEPHAM 53 Long Beach 7 MEPHAM 30 New Hyde Park 18 MEPHAM 31 V.S. South 17 MEPHAM 48 Freeport 6 MEPHAM 35 Sea ford 16 MEPHAM 39 V.S. Central 9 MEPHAM 30 Carey 8 MEPHAM 36 Calhoun 19 Mepham 22 KENNEDY 27 Mepham 23 BALDWIN 31 MEPHAM 31 Massapequa 20 80 Mepham is reknowned as one of the foremost wrestling schools in New York State. Coach Hunt continues to maintain the reputation of Mep-ham's wrestlers. Always 1 I 81 BOWLING Mepham 2322 WANTAGH 2487 Mepham 2406 SOUTHSIDE 2218 Mepham 2209 HEMPSTEAD 2557 Mepham 2347 FREEPORT 2547 Mepham 2327 CALHOUN 2631 Mepham 2365 FREEPORT 2460 Mepham 2216 SOUTHSIDE 2374 MEPHAM 2267 Hewlett 2211 Mepham 2391 CALHOUN 2651 Mepham 2313 W. HEMPSTEAD 2322 Mepham 2340 WANTAGH 2506 Mepham 2378 HEWLETT 2611 Mepham 1 LAWRENCE 2 MEPHAM 3 Oceanside 0 Mepham 0 CENTRAL 3 Mepham 0 WANTAGH 3 MEPHAM 3 Kennedy 0 MEPHAM 3 Mineola 0 MEPHAM 3 Souths ide 0 Mepham 1 UNIONDALE 2 Mepham 0 EAST MEADOW 3 Mepham 1 FREEPORT 2 RIFLE 83 UP AND OVER MEPHAM 2 Southside 0 MEPHAM 2 Baldwin 0 MEPHAM 2 East Meadow 0 MEPHAM 2 Kennedy 0 MEPHAM 2 Uniondale 0 MEPHAM 2 Calhoun 0 MEPHAM 2 MacArthur 1 MEPHAM 2 F reeport 0 Playoffs: MEPHAM 2 Division 0 MEPHAM 2 Uniondale 1 MEPHAM 2 North Shore 1 MEPHAM 2 Hicksville 1 Nassau County set a precedent in girls' sports this year. It sponsored the first annual volleyball championship. Emerging as the champion was the Magnificent Mepham Machine. Playing for the County title against a strong Hicksville team proved Mepham's superiority. Under the strict discipline of Coach MacCoy the team worked together to achieve a level of expertise that no other team in the county could surpass. Growing together in skill and friendship made Mep-ham's team quite unique. The victory was special in many respects. The memories of Volleyball 75-76 will continue on forever with the reign of Mepham's titles. 85 BASKETBALL 86 The Spirit of 76 girls' basketball team worked very hard this season to achieve a winning record. Plagued by many an injury to key players, the team was hampered but did not stop winning. Again, the dedication ruled. 87 i i 88 Teams Football KNEELING: R. Corde, J. Levine, E. Neuhaus, F. DiGregorio, G. Corde, J. McGrath, S. Stein, R. Pearse, S. Friedman, H. Klings-berg; STANDING: B. Pustilnick, A. Perrin, S. Costa, R. Jones, F. Guarascio, H. Brass, M. Benedetto, R. Kenney L. Cowit, A. Lorentz, L. Spiegal, E. Walker, A. Mudrey, B. Mc-Ardle, D. Gore, P. Villari, M. Groen J.V. Football KNEELING; B. Barkowsky, B. Allen, R. Pa-lone, K. Kelly, B. Sabshon, B. Robinson, C. Lindquist, M. Stork STANDING; M. Bianco, R. Carroll, B. Gallo, A. Nardella, S. Passa-nut, P. Nielson, R. Mauri, Coach Hardy Soccer SITTING; S. Ingber; KNEELING; J. Hegel, M. Bedell, P. Capozzi, E. Cohen, P. Bedell, T. Lustik, V. Hefferen, T. DeLisa, D. Knutsen, STANDING; Coach Hunte, M. Rodriguez, M. Blatman, E. Sachs, J. Ambrosio, R. Schulte, S. Deodene, T. Scheil, A. Pally, A. Zita-rosa, K. Vehiles ■ J.V. Soccer SITTING: E. Darmanin; STANDING: L. Fava, P. Monday, D. Granit, R. Nanos, C. Ris-cotti, B. Powers, J. Murz, D. Brick, B. Lie-blich Tennis M. Kanarek, J. Samet, S. Lehmann, M. Cor-azon, H. Susman, S. Cohen, A. Schoenberg, G. Ford, I. Levy Badminton KNEELING: K. Hunt, B. Johnson, C. O'Brien, E. Wegener; STANDING: L. Markowitz, K. Gerbino, L. Mohusky, J. SanFilippo, L. Rat-to, T. Walsh, M. DiPalo, L. Cannizzaro J.V. Badminton BOTTOM ROW: L. Rutley, L. Miller, A. Rose nkrantz; SECOND ROW: C. Crandall, N. Kruse, L. Johnson, A. Marakovitz; THIRD ROW: V. Ostrow, E. Conroy, R. Kay, J. Mendozza, C. O'Connell; TOP ROW: M. Hennessey, J. Colon, H. Moskowitz, L. Newman, S. Newman, A. Cutrone 89 90 Field Hockey SITTING: P. Schulte, D. Rivara, J. Rorbah, C. Sperio; KNEELING: D. Abbondola, S. Trigo-boff, C. Miller, C. Eden; STANDING: L. Arminio, N. Carey, S. Irwin, M. Timony. J. V. Field Hockey KNEELING: B. Miller, P. Carillo, L. Stark STANDING: R. Brendel, B. Rzany, L. Bender, B. Arminio, P. Wallace Track SITTING: C. Zwielich, L. Schneider, L. Devons, D. Sweeting, M. Rappa KNEELING: G. Martin, J. Trieste, M. Kane, C. Moreales, M. Wojcieszak; STANDING: C. Shephard, G. Trezza, K. Bailey Cheerleaders BOTTOM ROW: N. Rosenthal, K. Hille, R. O'Leary, MIDDLE ROW: E. Wegener, J. Colon, D. Kane; TOP ROW: J. Zamojcin, M. DiPalo, R. Kay — J.V. Cheerleaders BOTTOM ROW: D. Pressler, P. Horowitz, I. Lassman; SECOND ROW: V. Dellasperanza, M. Tubridy, P. Molloy; TOP ROW: C. O’Connell, V. Seaman, A. Marakovitz; Missing— J. Schulte Pirettes KNEELING: S. Leggio, L. Anreder, S. Saie-witz, L. Bianco, S. DiMartini, H. Turett; STANDING: G. Lassman, D. Cona, S. DeVito, R. Minar, R. Kane, P. Ryan, D. Di-Giacomo, P. Phelps, J. Markowitz, P. Serio, D. Gilmartin Track TOP: B. Fabisiak, J. O'Ccnnell, R. Warkala, T. Anton, A. Lorenz, M. Manyon, R. D'-Sprile, R. Jones 4TH ROW: D. Frederick, R. Bemadini, N. Lukas, P. Kreckler, D. Gore, C. Olsen, S. Pyser, S. Boscarino, R. Car-roll, J. Garcia, S. Feinstein, M. Kaplan, J. Ambrosio, B. Jannazzo, D. Zemsky, J. Cic-carelli, V. Torti 3RD ROW: R. Lechner, J. Mathai, D. Zaruba, G. Mathai, J. Koepell, P. Facini, A. Pappar, C, Jansdorfer, M. Stark BOTTOM: J. Wonder, A. Cuozzo--Capt., J. Kowalsky—Capt., G. Femandez--Capt. M. Passin, L. O'Hara—managers Cross Country TOP ROW: P. Krecklen, V. Torti, R. Bemadini, N. Lukas, R. Warkala, J. O'Connell, S. Boscarino, B. Fabisiak, S. Pyser, D. Ahrens, M. Kaplan, B. Lechner, C. Jansdorfer, D. Frederick, D. Zemsky, J. Koepell, J. Mathai, M. Zaruba, A. Pappas BOTTOM ROW: G. Mathai, J. Garcia, A. Cuozzo, P. Facini, S. Feinstein 91 Basketball 92 BOTTOM ROW: T. Pacilio, D. Knutsen, S. Cohen, R. Kenney, B. Assmus TOP ROW: P. Capozzi, M. Shaw, A. Morales, H. Brass, J. Lenz, A. Hausman, S. Lehman J.V. Basketball BOTTOM ROW: G. Cutrone, J. Charmella, P. Ruh, V. DaMattio, B. Gallo TOP ROW: Coach Hardy, D. Rutley, T. White, P. Neil-son, D. Granit, A. Nardella, E. Ross, B. Le-blick, B. Kalner, T. Arena, R. Lenzi Wrestling BOTTOM ROW: R. Nanos, S. Sevito, K. Nat-astrafano, R. Monks, M. Didio, R. Carbo, W. Weiss, L. Novick, J. Campanelli MIDDLE ROW: N. Solis, R. Sevino, L. Fava, G. Nea-monitis, J. Hegel, M. Litke, B. Powers TOP ROW: Coach Hunte, C. Marakowitz (mngr.) M. Jacks (mngr.), J. Bianco, R. Ruth, N. Perez, L. Spiegel, J. McGrath, R. Savino, T. Damiani Bowling BOTTOM ROW: B. Blausenstein, K. Jammott, A. McGinley, D. Brick, D. Clutterbuck TOP ROW: C. Liccusi, D. Castka, R. Puff, R. Bordonaro, B. Wood, J. Robinson, Coach Cos-tanzo Bowling BOTTOM ROW: B. Arminio, L. Rutley, K. Hunt, L. Schnepf; SECOND ROW: S. Pustil-nik, S. Rivara, P. Carillo, M. Feldman; TOP ROW: J. Kline, L. Regan, L. Arminio, C. Miller Vollevball ¥ KNEELING: L. Schneider; KNEELING--SECOND ROW: L. Markowitz, C. Eden, C. O'Brien, S. Trigoboff; STANDING: D. Abbondola, S. Irwin, J. Rorbah, N. Carey, M. Timony J.V. Volleyball BOTTOM ROW: C. Morales, V. Faisst; MIDDLE ROW: J. Mendozza,C. Sperio, J. Cerro, TOP ROW: L. Steiner, T. Walsh, L. Newman, R. Kane Basketball BOTTOM ROW: C. Sperio, D. Berson, L. Stark, A. Cutrone, (Mgrs.) L. Regan, D. Rivara, J. Kline SECOND ROW: L. Newman THIRD ROW: M. Timony, J. Rorbah, N. Carey, C. O'Brien, S. Irwin TOP ROW: B. Arminio, R. Brendel, L. Arminio, P. Caril-lo, L. Miller 93 94 JUST ANOTHER DAY 95 Did you ever of those days v vou never got you feared that if you were any more apathetic, you’d be dead? a meeting with your guidance counselor was the highlight of your day? even your driver ed teacher didn’t make a pass at you? m I JELL!] IGTOJ hC HEPHAH HIGJ-KICHOO' ♦ I Doesn’t it sound like just another day? 104 PEOPLE seniors, underclassmen, administration, faculty 2nd Bl� Clarinet Sing a song of seniors . . . J ' ff V ) m « 5(x| mites” 1 .j. . f.rfpivtW bosi Close to you ........................... hile lcing •jhe test ■ « “This magic moment” .....................2:25 “A good feeling to know” I got a parking space Back when my hair was short ” ....... ’ during wrestling season n— cresc. —=- J P ob.2 V ° rail. “Born too Late” .........................to get Driver’s Ed.— f . I I -11! C1U 1 i it ) If. “Stairway to Heaven” .....................or the 3rd floor “I can’t stay mad at you” ...............vou have my homework “Knock three ffmes” .....................if the answer is C Piu mQSSO _ . . —jHk eafs_ onray jgillovy ... cut slip’s jnthg mail Mama told me not to come” ..............to Hell Night t -0- -0- 0 -9 0 ° mj “Walking in the rain” . rrT l. . . . .missed my bus again £g g “TisMer anditighter” . - -py. K my apsiytri gettifl “One way out” ...........................past the noon-aide “The band playeif dfi” TcTTT! . .: : fv.'-v.-.and on antf-on “t u Tlesat? __Teacher, I need you .................. ..Jo pass me It’s too late” I already failed ! nrrtr p , •'ftvfficffi r t£ i -to H r - 3 -r _____________ o r - §1 =— 1 lunga Diane Abernethy- I still find each day too short for all the thoughts I want to think, all' the walks I want to take, all the books I want to read, and all the friends I want to see. The longer I live the more my mind dwells upon the beauty and the wonder of the world. Miriam Abrams- If a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him stip to the music he hears however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau Gina Amato- Never say anything unless it can improve on silence. Laura Anreder- ... two roads diverged in the woods, I took the one less traveled, and that has made all the difference. Robert Frost Linda Arminio- So long as we love, we serve. So long as we are loved by others, I would almost say that we are indispensable. And no man is useless while he has a friend. Karen Bailie- Pale as the mountains my existance seems sad as the cry of my unanswered dreams. Long have I waited for time to make clear all of the reasons that 1 must be here. Batdorf + Rodney Debbie Balke- Every day I searched for the star that never was in tiie sky, and now I see this star is on the earth. Patricia Barone- All the world's a stage. And all the men and women, merely players. They have their exits and entrances, and one man in his time plays many parts. Shakespeare John Abernethy Miriam Abrams Richard Adamo Diane Abernethy Scott Ainbinder Bernadet Alberico Sharon Altman Gina Amato Linda Arminio Karen Bailie Mark Baker Debbie Balaban Kathleen Bailey ■ V Laura Ellen Anreder Laura Arbeitman Debbie Balke April Bamond Kathy Barnhart Patricia Barone 107 Susan Bassey Mary Beacorn Victoria Behr Mark Benedetto Mary Bennett- Love is something very sacred and hard to find. When you find it, hold on to it because true love will only come once. Debra Besner- Far away, there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not find them, but 1 can look to them and see their beauty, believe in them, and follow where they lead. L. M. Alcott Michael Bianchi- I am like a man dreaming, who sees things he is afraid to see escape him. Delacroix Madeline Bianco- There's too many people in this world who are undecided. There's too many broken people afraid to take a stand. There’s just too many lonely people living in a house divided by lonli-ness and sorrow I'll never understand. Meliss Manchester Rhonda Bogatz- Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards. Janet Borenstein- The most I can do for my friend is simply to be his friend. Henry David Thoreau Paul Bedell Mary Bennett Ken Bernardini Donna Berson Maria Bova- Our slightest function in life has begun, steps are taken to move forward Let us release our hearts among us, instead of just ourselves. Understand yourself before you do I, form an association with our hearts; and, trust with each other. Carl Bova UN) Michael Bianchi Alan Blaustein Janet Borenstein Chris Bonora Nancy Brody Kevin Brenner- I never think of the future. It comes soon enough. Albert Einstein Patricia Ann Brett- If you love me, you will remember. If you do not, it is better that we both forget. Joan Walsh Anglund Carolyn Calbo- Happy are those who dream dreams, and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. George Campbell- The only obligation which I have the right to assume, is to do at any time what 1 think right. It is more honorable to be right than to be law-abiding. Thoreau Nancy Carey- Yes, indeed we have made it my friends. But still our life begins, So let each other become what he is capable of being, for that will be his end. Kenneth Brucia Douglas Brusa Alan Buckley no Kenneth Burke Edward Cahlstadt Carolyn Calbo George Campbell Peter Capozzi Kathleen Cappelli Nancy Carey 111 Maryann Cennamo Kathy Carroll Carol Ann Cesta Missy Cid Teresa Carriero- Whatever you are trying to do, reach for the moon. The worst that could happen is that you'll fall among the stars. Kathy Carroll- The road goes a long, long way, and if we're going to find the end, we're going to need a helping hand. Maryann Cennamo- Happiness does not come in boulders generally, but in pebbles, so I think we all ought to be thankful when we receive such a pebble and how much more delightful to give one! Gail Hamilton Missy Cid- For time is the greatest distance between two places. Tenessee Williams Linda Cillo- The grand essentials of life are something to do, someone to love but most of all something to hope for. Josephine Cipriano- Take time to be friendly it is the road to happiness take time to laugh it is the music of the soul and most of all take time to love and be loved it is the privilege of us all. Shari Cohen- Happiness is determined by the number of persons one loves. Dagober + D’Runes Albert Coli Stacy Cohen- Never measure the height of a mountain, until you have reached the top. Then you will see how low it was. Dag Hammerskjold Mary Colligan- We'll have children of the kingdom. They won't be torn by war, nor, will they kill or hate, or hesitate to love-justice. Seals + Crofts Mary Colligan Michael Collura Lorrie Combs 113 Teresa Danz Peggyann Dean George Corde- Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose. LBJ Jean Cregan- Of all the luxuries in life; true friendship is the most treasured. Kevin Cronin- The wise know too well their weakness to assume infallibility; and he who knows most, knows best how little he knows. T.J. Jerry D'Arco Annette Davella Cathy Curtin- Then take my hand and as children we'll go now all alone through the thundering crowds. Take my hand and together we'll look now like a child for the little lost clouds. R. M. Deborah Dachinger- Phone rings door chimes, in comes company No strings, good times, just chums, company—Late nights, quick bites, partying--Long walks, deep talks, telephone calls--Thoughts shared, souls bared, private names--Helping problems, laughing them off with love filling the days--With love seventy ways, with those good and crazy people, my friends--Those good and crazy people--my friends. And that is what it's all about isn’t it? ... You got to have friends the feelings oh so strong... S. S.--D. D.--B. M. Teresa Danz- May our lives bring us all the joy we can stand and only enough sorrow to show tiic difference. Thomas DeLisa Annette Davella- Friends, I will remember you. Think of you, pray for you. And when another day is through I’ll still be friends with you. Peggy Ann Dean- No bird soars so high as he does with his own wings. William Blake Thomas DeLisa- We are never so happy, nor so unhappy as we suppose ourselves to be. La Rochefoucald Geri DeNardo- Time comes and time goes, and no one bothers or cares--until the time is up, and no longer will they lie together as one. Cynthia Demchak Geri DeNardo 115 Joanne Dinoff Diane Eder Penny Eiden Jaymie Einhorn 116 John Ezegelian Sue DeVito- Love is a journey not a destination... Frank DiGregorio- Be truthful even if only to oneself. Think long and hard and live accordingly. W.L. Marlene Diller- Don't walk behind me--I may not lead, Don't walk before me--I may not follow Just walk beside me and be my friend. Joanne Dinoff- Many times I've lied. Many times I've listened How much there is to know. Many dreams come true, and some have silver linings, I live for my dream and a pocket full of gold. Led Zeppelin Penny Eidcn- There are men that hold the key to set every body free. But they are the lonely ones. And if the day should come when they all can work as one, there'll be a destiny. Jaymie Einhorn- Happiness resides not in possessions and not in gold, the feeling of happiness dwells in the soul. John Ezegelian- It's been three long years. Ellen Farina- How fortunate are those who share the blessing of friendship ... It involves many things, but above all the warmth of understanding the comfort of companionship and the joy of appreciation. Mary Dawson Hughes Liz Faltermayer | Ellen Farina Virginia Farley Lauren Feihel- Keep your face always toward the sunshine and the shadows will fall behind you. Linda Ferrante- Know the true value of time; snatch, seize, and enjoy every moment of it. --No idleness; no laziness; no procrastination;--Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today. Chesterfield. Deborah Filippone- The greatest kindness man can offer each other is truth. Janet Fine- This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. Winston Churchill Jodie Fink- I ani but one, with the dreams of many and the desire to fulfill them all. JRF Lauren Fioravante- The days they pass so quickly now--The nights are seldom long--Time around me whispers when it's cold--The changes somehow frighten me--Still I have to smile. John Denver Debbie Fischer- Nothing can justly be called an illusion which is a permanent and universal human experience. J.C. Powys Deborah Filippone Jamie Flaherty- One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand to be understood. Seneca Mary Flanagan- Namaskar brothers and sisters, no man ever stands so high as when he stoops to help a child. Baba nam keval-am--Love is all there is! Regina Frischmann- From quiet homes and first beginnings, Out to the undiscovered ends. There's nothing worth the wear of winning, but the laughter and the love of friends. Hilaire Belloe Janet Fine Jodie Fink Denise Fiorillo Regina Frischmann Alan Fulep 119 Steve Friedman Natale Galatioto Oscar Garay Karen Gerbino Linda Giannini Leslie Gaylord- To accomplish great things, we must not only act but dream, not only plan but also believe. A. France Elizabeth Geiger- Today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Leslie Gaylord Debbie Georg- Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Marie Giudice- One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and to be understood. Lawrence Goldberg- When I tell you I dream it might seem like silence, but so much can be heard. M. Balin + P. Kantner Sherry Goldman- Maybe I'll be the thing I dream and not the things I see. Maybe I'll get to change the world before it changes me. And maybe life will always be just as happy as it seems. Hal David David Goldstein- My advice to you is not to take advice from the dealers who are handing out your cards. Take your life into your own hands just have faith in who you are. G. Nash Jill Goldstein- I'm gonna paint rainbows all over your blues. Bob Dylan Debra Georg John Gibney 120 Evan Glass Robert Golde Kevin Giuliano Jill Goldstein 121 Pamela Goldman Sherry Goldman David Goldstein Louise Marjorie Goldstein Cindy Goodman Kostanden Gonias Jodi Goodelman Louise Marjorie Goldstein- I'll never forget my senior year. Why? The reason is that this is the first year in my life that I, Louise Goldstein was asked by girls' Christian colleges to become a nun... Jodi Goodelman- I cannot do everything, but still I can do something. And because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something that I can do. Thelma Goold- When you know someone cares about you, everything seems a little easier. Jodi Gorman- We'll fill our glasses thus symbolizing tomorrow, who never has definite course. Martin Grant- The many who refuses to judge, who neither agrees nor disagrees, and believes that he escapes responsibility, is the man responsible for all the blood that is now spilled in the world. Daniel Grayson- We are such stuff as dreams are made on, and our little life is rounded with a sleep. Michael Grieco- When traveling down the road of life; -take it slow, and enjoy the scenery. Thelma Goold Jodi Gorman Lisa Griffin- A friend is one to whom one may pour out the contents on one's heart. Jack Groen- Keep your fears to yourself, but share your courage with others. Susan Groenewold- To leave behind the good times and fond memories make me sad, but the memories I am to make will make this sadness worthwhile. David Gross- Members of the faculty, faculty members; students of Huxley and Huxley students, I guess that covers everything. Sindy Gumpel- Happiness is knowing the beautiful things life gives to us. Mary Gunyan- Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night. Shari Gottlieb Martin Grant Jonathan Halle- Live life for what you can today; tomorrow is promised to no one. 122 Sindy Gumpel Mary Gunyan Frank Hall Jonathan Halle 123 124 Glen Held- Up from Earth's Centre Through the Seventh Gate I rose, and on the Throne of Saturn sat, and many a knot unravell'd by the Road; But not the Master-knot of Human Fate. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam Peggy Herzberg- You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Kahil Gibran Diane Heyen- With all beings we shall be as relatives. Sioux Indians. Loretta Howard- 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. John Hill Michele Himmel Karen Hunt- I shall pass thru this world but once. If, there fore, there be any kindness I can show or any good I can do, let me do it now. For, I shall not pass this way again. Loretta Howard Karen Hunt Marianne Hustedt 125 Sheldon Ingber Susan Irwin Michael Imperiale Robert Jacobs il Gerard Jacobelli Scott Israel Susan Jaccard Michael Jardula Kenneth Jemmott Greg Jata John Jarres 126 Joseph M. Jewell Chet Jordon Sue Irwin- Those whose minds are well grounded in the elements of enlightenment, who without clinging to anything rejoice in freedom from attachment, whose appetites have been conquered, who are full of light, attain Nirvana in this world. Indian Philosophy Scott Israel- Thinking is the best way to travel. Moody Blues. Michael Jardula- He remains a fool his whole life long who loves not women, wine, and song. Martin Luther Barbara Johnson- The happiest moments of my life have been in the flow of affection among friends. Thomas Jefferson Cynthia Kamen- It's only the beginning of what I want to feel forever. It's only the beginning, more than just a START! Barbara Johnson Dolly Johnson Matt Kagiwada Cynthia Kamen Roseann Kane- I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but still I can do something; and because I cannot do everything I will not refuse to do the something that I can do. Edward Everett Hale' Philip Kanner- Memories are made of tilings that happen everyday ... Moments as we live them ... Things we do or say ... The carefree days of childhood. The growing pains of youth ... A few illusions shattered in the endless search for truth. Andy Kaplan Michael Kaplan Marcia Katz Mindy Katz Juliann Kazenski Karen Kelly Allison Klenk Joyce Kline Howard Klingsberg Michael Koelpin Jack Koeppel Andrew Kolchin 128 John Kowalsky Cynthia Kriebick Dave Kraskow Celeste Kriebick Andy Kaplan--Open that door. Don't you know that's what it’s for. Paul Kantner Kenny Kuczwaj Marilyn Kurz Marcia Katz--In the wall there are many doors. Be patient now if they seem to be locked. Search with diligence, for one will open to your key. The land beyond will be worth waiting for. Mindy Katz--You can close your eyes to reality, but not to memories. Juliann Kazenski--Everyone born into this world represents something new, something that never existed before, something original and unique. Allison Klenk--With all its shame, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful, strive to be happy. Desiderata Joyce Kline— ... happiness has no frontiers, it's a state of mind and not a possession, not a set route through life, not a goal to be gained but something that steals in gently like an evening mist or the morning sunlight--something beyond our control. Robin Lee Graham Andrew Kolchin--He that drinks the cup to the end is bound to get some of the dregs. B. Franklin Marilyn Kurz--Love is the answer that everyone seeks--Love is the language that every heart speaks. Helen Rice Bob LaBoyne Linda Lampel Wendy Lapidus Linda LaRocca- Reach out and touch somebody's hand. Make this world a better place, if you can. Geralyn Lassman- Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Sir James Barrie Katherine Lapp Linda Larocca Denise Laurich- There comes a time in our life when we do some tiling or we refrain from doing something. It is not at this time we find out who we really are. Catherine La Valle- I looked for my soul but my soul I could not see. I looked for my God, but my God eluded me. I looked for a friend and then I found all three. T. Blake Larry Levine- Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has courage to lose sight of the shore. Steven Lieberman- We all know success, when we all find our own dreams. And our love is enough to knock down any walls and the future's been seen, as men try to realize, the simple secret of the note is us all. Peter Townshend Briggs Latham Denise Laurich Geralyn Lassman Robin Lippman- Tears rise in the heart and gather to the eyes, while thinking of the days that are no more. Catherine La Valle Marc Lipton- The only reward of virtue is virtue, the only way to have a friend is to be one. Ralph Waldo Emerson Thomas Loney- The rainbow is more beautiful than the pot at the end of it, because the rainbow is now and the pot never turns out to be quite what was expected. Hugh Prather Jack Lenze Josh Levine Larry Levine 131 Thomas Loney Kevin Loshak Anita Lossef Dale Luther Cathy Maffeo Cathy Maffeo- In the course of a lifetime, you meet many people. Sometimes you grow very close to these people and these people made you feel very happy by answering your life. Then comes a time when you have to say goodbye and go your own way. The only thing that you can do is to remember that your friendship is not bound by distance or time. You may fight back a tear, but you will always cherish the memories and never relive the past. R.P. Walsh Joyce Maffeo- Making friends for the world to see, let the people you know, you got what you need. With a friend at hand you will see the light. If your friends are there then everythings alright. B. Taupin Nicholas Malcuit- What is life but a spectrum and what is music but life itself. Billy Cobham Elena Mannino- For the sun and the rain and the soft kiss of wind, for children and trees and for you, my friend ... I am thankful. Steve Maher Nicholas Malcuit Cindy Marakovits- For seasons come and seasons go, bring forth the rain, the sun and snow. The songs still are sung It was fun to be young, but please don't be sad; wherever you are. 1 am who I am, you are who you are. E. J. + B. T. Joyce Maffeo Chrissy Malone Sherry Mandel Elena Mannino Ann Marciano- Cherish your yesterdays, dream your tomorrows, but live your todays. Lisa Jayne Markowitz- A smiling face is an earth like star. A frown can't bring out the beauty you are. Love within and you'll begin smiling ... There are brighter days ahead. Stevie Wonder Debbie Martin- If your friend has got a heart there is something fine in him; cast away his darker part, cling to what is divine in him. Donna Manzo 132 Cindy Marakovits Theresa Margiore Lisa Martorano Robert McCarthy Artie McGinley William McArdle Dennis McAdams Peggy McDonald Maureen McCurty Maureen McCurty- I am not only witty in myself, but the cause of wit is in other men. William Shakespeare Kathy McNey- There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. Edith Wharton Heidi Mermelstein- If I am not for myself, who will be for me? But if I am only for myself then what am I? Hillel Cathy Miller- Now it's time to drift apart, each to follow his own separate way. But I know we will meet again and I will still call you my friend. Lynn Miller- Believin' in you is believin' in me. All the same circle game that makes us feel free. So much behind us so much to do. Stephen Stills Ron Milone- Man is preeminently a creative animal, predestined to strive consciously for an object and to engage in engineering --that is, incessantly and eternally to make new roads, wherever tiiey may lead. Feodor Dostoevski John McGrath Dennis McHale Patty McKinney Renee Minar- Life is very short ... The things you put a lot of time into have very little permanent worth. The permanent things are matters of the spirit and of the heart. Regina Minicucci- No matter what life brings to you, you'll have the strength to bear it as long as you have love to give and someone who can share it. 134 Jeff Milici Ron Milone Cathy Miller Michael Mimnaugh Regina Minicucci 135 Renee Minar Rose Monaco Carol Monello Ira Minkoff Rose Mirabella Natania MLawer Linda Mohusky Steve Monroe Cheryl Moran Tom Morgani Mike Musumeci Larry Nagel Patricia Nanos 136 Ira Minkoff- So as long as I can see- I will keep looking As long as I can walk- I will keep moving. As long as I can stand- I will keep fighting. Rose Mirabella- Life is so full of memories, so live for today. If you live for tomorrow your life will just be a world of empty yesterdays. Natania Mlawer- Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Linda Mohusky- Climb every mountain, Ford every stream Follow every highway, 'til you find your dream. Carol Monello- Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Cheryl Moran- Where we live or how we live is of little consequence. What is all important is to live. Ernest Dirnnet Thomas Noblett Patricia Nanos -KI have one life to live, it surely will start now. Grace Neri- God grant me the serenity to accept the things 1 cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Margaret Norell- If flight be the dream of your soul, then fly, fly, fly... for we must follow our souls to be truly free. Margaret Norell Marie Novak Laura Nunes 137 Thomas Pacilio Robert Pacitti Glenn Ostrow Karen Palazzolo Joseph O'Connell Arnold Pallay Carolee Pantina Nancy Papini Ike Pardo 138 Debbie Partisky Rich Pearse Michael Oppenheimer- There you go man. Keep as cool as you can. Face piles and piles ol trials with smiles. It riles them to believe that you perceive the web they weave and keep on thinking free. Arnold Pallay - ... This is a time for courage and a time of challenge. Neither conformity nor complacency will do... Let us stand together with renewed confidence.. . JFK Nancy Papini- So sad so fresh The days that are no more. Tennyson Ike Pardo- Somethin's wrong in the universe, instead of better, things are gettin' worse than they used to be. Too many people tryin' to be stars. Too many rockets, planes and cars all for you and me. Edgar Winter Barbara Passin Lynn Passiatore William Penny Anthony Petro Barbara Passin- We do not come to believe in ourselves until someone reveals that deep inside us something is valuable, worth listening to, worthy of our trust, sacred to our touch. Edwin McMahon + Peter Campbell Jack Rabinowitz Mary Rappa Ricky Ratowsky Lisa Ratto 140 Laura Regan George Riley James Reimer William Reuter Judy Pittelli- You have to believe in happiness or happiness never comes. Malloch Diane Rivara Ann Roberti Sharon Pustilnik- Miles separate us, memories bind us, we are apart but we are together. Mary Rappa- Personalities make the friends; friends make the memories. Personalities are changed- memories are kept. - Thanks! Ricky Ratowsky Lisa Ratto- For each age is a dream that is dying, or one that is coming to birth. O'Shaughnessy Laura Regan- When there are questions to be feared and eyes to be avoided and subjects which must not be touched, then the bloom of life is gone. Put off that day as long as possible. Put it off forever if you can! Diane Rivara- They might not need me- yet they might; I'll let my heart be just in sight A smile so small as mine, might be precisely their necessity. Emily Dickinson Robin Rogin- As gold more splendid from the fire appears. Thus friendship brightens by the length of years. Carlyle Janet Rorbah- When time has taken our moments, removed us from the beauty we now know. And has rearranged the theme of our existence. We can relive special moments and places through the eternal music of life, which knows no time or age. Vincent Rosati- Open up your hands and rebuild the Ground. Open up your mind and rebuild the world. Naomi Rosenthal- Two roads diverged in a wood. And I- I took the one less travelled by and it has made all the difference. Robert Frost Janet Rorbah Vincent Rosati Debra Rothenberg- Rivers belong where they can ramble. Eagles belong where they can fly. I've got to be where my spirit can run free, Got to find my corner of the sky. from Pippin Lori Ruthen- 1 think of days gone by and remember. Psalm 77 Pat Ryan- It is only important to love die world... to regard the world and ourselves and all beings with love, admiration and respect. H. Hesse Barbara Rzany- Friends I will remember you, think of you, pray for you and when another day is through I'll still be friends with you. Cathy Rosen Robert Rosen Francine Safir- Something's lost and something’s gained in living everyday. Joni Mitchell Richard Roselli Barry Rosenberg Sue Saiewitz- The most 1 can do for my friend is simply to be his friend. I have no wealth to bestow on him. If he knows that I am happy in loving him, he will want no other reward. Is not friendship divine in this? HDT Joanne Sanfilippo- I only wish I could thank those I’ve had the pleasure to be close to. I've been looked down upon and up at. I can shyly hope that those lives I've come into have enlightened. Barbara Ann Sangiamo- And now we are grown with debts and regrets. And broken hearts and sentimental schemes. Now every tender failure seems to overthrow old dreams. Love can drive a normal woman to extremes. Carly Simon 143 Barbara Ann Sangiamo Christine Sannerud John Santagato Joseph Sarrosick Susan M. Satloff Susan M. Satloff- With each rising sun think of our life as just beginning. Show kindness and love today, for tomorrow's chance may be lost. Gary Savatakis - When you stick with the booze you never lose. Dennis Scales i Amy Schallop Amy Schallop- To continue to be whatever we happen to be makes in the long run for the greatest human happiness. Alan Schlein- Friends, I will remember you, think of you and pray for you, And when another day is through. I'll still be friends with you. Laurie Schneider- Take time to dream; it is the highway to the stars. Elaine Schuessler- Time as I've I known it, doesn't take much time to pass by me. Minutes turn to days, turn into months, turn into years, they hurry by me. And still I love to see the sun go down, and the world go around, and around and around. J. Denver Barbara Schultz- Something worth having doesn't come too easily. A woman needs a challenge or a woman couldn't be. Dave Mason Barbara Shapiro- Time is not measured by the passing of the years, but by what one does, what one feels, and what one achieves. Nehru Carol Sheperd- You will find, as you look back upon your life, that the moments that stand out are the moments when you have done things for others Henry Drummond Gary Savatakis Alan Schlein Corey Schneider Grant Schneider Laurie Schneider 144 I Andrew Schoenberg Robert Schulte Annmarie Seibold 145 Cathy Simon Leslie Shomber- With all its shame, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be cheerful. Strive to be happy. Max Ehrmann Arlene Shulman- Friendship is the shadow of the evening, which strengthens with the setting sun. Norman Smagley- Life is a bowl of cherries; some sour, some sweet. As we go on in life we must try to pick the sweet ones and never let ourselves choke on any pits. The Whale Carol Smith- With a friend at hand, you will see the light. If your friends are there, then everything's all right. Carin Smolin- To be nobody but myself in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight, and never stop fighting. E. E. Cummings Arthur Spiegel- Logic is the solution to all problems. Steven Stein- The old Quaker was right: I expect to pass through life but once. If there is any kindness, or any good thing I can do to my fellow beings, let me do it now. I shall pass this way but once. W.C. Gannett Carol Smith Kenneth Smith Carin Smolin Keith D. Stokes- If it's life you really fear, please don't be afraid. Even if it's something you often hear, look beyond the grave. Carrie Strom- I grew up among wise men and found nothing better for man than silence. Knowledge is not the main thing, but deeds. Richard Suchow- Such a long, long time to be gone and a short time to be there. Pam Sulzer- Tomorrow falls in different ways for those who don't look back but reach up high for the fruit it brings. Ian Michaels 146 Richard Suchow Eliot Sugarman Michelle Sultan Pam Sulzer 147 Karen Switsky Gail Tatum Douglas Testa Nancy Travers Audrey Torti Bob Traver 148 Howard Sussman- Reason is the answer to all question, excpet those of the mysteries of life, Doreen Sweeting- As rivers have their source in some far off fountain, so the human spirit has its source. To find this fountain of spirit is to learn of heaven and earth, Lao-Tse Barbara Tannenbaum- I expect to pass through this world 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. Gail Tatum- You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Kahil Gibran Donna Tiedge- Happiness consists not in die multitude of friends but in their worth and choice. Ben Jonson Audrey Torti- So long as we love, we serve, so long as we are loved by others, I should say that we are almost indispensable, and no man is useless, while he has a friend. Nancy Travers- You are never alone or helpless. The force that guides the stars, guides you too. Shrii Shrii Anandamurtii Baba Nam Kevalam--Love is all there is. Sharon Trigoboff Joe Tuccillo Sharon Trigoboff- Searching, forever searching, looking, but never finding, searching, not knowing how to end this search for myself. Judith Trieste Bonnie Tunick Hilary Turett- We are all functioning at a small fraction of our capacity to live fully in its total meaning of loving, caring creating and adventuring. Consequently, the actualizing of our potential can become the most exciting adventure of our lifetime. 149 Bonnie Tunick- Happiness is as a butterfly, which, when pursued is always just beyond your grasp, but if you sit down, may alight upon you. Steve Turner- Baba Nam Kev-alalm- The lord's home is all there is. Barry Tunstall Hilary Turett Steve Turner Jeffrey Turret Deborah Vancura Pete Villari Kitty Ullmann Tim Valentine Eric Walker Kathleen Walsh Terri Walsh Kevin Vehlies- No goal is to high if we climb with care and confidence. Debbi Waldman- One of the most beautiful qualities of friendship is to understand and be understood. Seneca Kathleen Walsh- Rivers belong where they can ramble, eagles belong where they can fly, I have got to be where my spirit can run free- Got to find my corner of the sky. Stephan Schwartz Cathy Weber Sue Weil Cathy Weber- Do not reject what you do not understand, for with understanding there may be acceptance. Sue Weil- Don't think twice, it's all right. Bob Dylan Scott Zaffrin Jerome Zajac Joan Zamojcin 152 CAMERA SHY Randy Zeitlin Sueann Whitney--The error of youth is to believe that intelligence is a substitute for experience, while the error of age is to believe that experience is a sub-stitue for intelligence. Lyman Bryson Alice Wilken--Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend. Annemarie Wilken--I get by with a little help from my friends. Jill Lori Witlin--Man is the only animal that laughs and weeps; for lie is the only animal that is struck by the difference between how things are and how they might have been. Hazlitt Judy Wohl--In love, one has the need of being believed; in friendship of being understood. Catherine Young--God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change those I can and wisdom to know the difference. Joan Zamojcin--Take time to be friendly, it is the road to happiness. Take time to laugh, it is the music of the soul and most of all take time to love and be loved, it is the privilege of us all. Randy Zeitlin--Seasons change with the scenery; Weaving time in a tapestry won't you stop and remember me. P. Simon Howard Blower John Bongiomo Debora Burling William Chino Joseph Chioffe Anthony Ciuffo Delores Curry James Curry Richard D'Aprile John DeGeorge Charles Dolnick William Farley Edward Fenning Walter Flintrop Steven Goldstein Robert Hausner Charles Honan John Kluczka Thomas Maiorca Paul Maksimchak Jay Morgenstern Kathryn Owens Anthony Pinnelli John Polara William Polara Vincent Prastaro Lara Rind Fred Squitire Donald Subin Vincent Tieniber Jess Uzwy 153 Homeroom 114 D. Adel, J. Agneta, W. Ahren, V. Alefer-ies, W. Allen, A. Amico, A. Amoroso, P. Anobile, S. Anreder, T. Arena, B. Ar-minio, R. Bagnasco, M. Bahnken, K. Bailie, S. Baitz, A. Balduf, D. Balletta, J. Barbera, A. Barley, D. Barnett, D. Barone M. Barone, S. Baronofsky, J. Bar-quera, C. Bassey, W. Bauman, D. Beale, J. Becker, M. Bedell, H. Bedney, R. Be-hren, E. Bender, C. Benett Homeroom 115 D. Bennett, E. Bemardini, R. Bemardini M. Bemikow, D. Berson, D. Berthel, G. Better, J. Bianco, J. Biedermann, F. Bi-erman, D. Bigbie, C. Biscardi, B. Blake, A. Blick, D. Block, D. Blom, F. Boccia, A. Boren, P. Borenstein, S. Boscarino, C. Bourgade, P. Brandt, E. Brass, P. Brantley, K. Brawn, M. Brennan, R. Brentz, D. Brick, E. Brisotti, A. Brochhagen, M. Broderick, D. Brooks, D. Brown Homeroom 020 J. Brown, J. Buchholz, M. Burke, M. Bush W. Bush, J. Butterweck, M. Buxbaum, R. Calabrese, A. Calvagna, J. Capozzi, R. Carbo, J. Carey, J. Carillo, P. Carillo, R. Carroll, J. Caruso, E. Cassidy, D. Castka, J. Cataldo, J. Cataldo, K. Catal-do, L. Cemuto, J. Cerro, B. Cesta, W. Charifson, E. Chester, D. Chioffe, J. Ciz-rzmella, T. Clancy, B. Clark, L. Clemente, D. Codi, T. Cohen, M. Cole, T. Cole Homeroom 120 M. Colligan, D. Collins, D. Cona, S. Co-na, M. Conroy, M. Corbett, D. Corcoran, R. Corell, C. Crandall, A. Curcio, G. Cutrone, N. Cutroneo, S. Cynamon, A. Damiani, P. Damm, R. Damm, E. Dar-manin, N. Davella, L. Dawson, M. Dean, E. Delaney, V. Dellasperanza, M. De-Luca, J. DeLucia, W. Delmaestro, S. De-Martine, R. DeMatteo W. Denis, W. Derise, D. Desario, A. Devito, F. Diamond, A. DiBlase, K. Didio, J. Dietrich, D. Difaiglia Homeroom 201 V. Dimatteo, C. Dolan, C. Donnelly, J. Donnelly, A. Doyle, K. Doyle, C. Dun-athan, R. Dunn, K. Duquette, L. Dwork, D. Einhorn, K. Emig, M. Epstein, W. Fabisiak, G. Fabisiak, J. Fackovec, L. Faisst V. Faisst, A. Fallon, M. Farina, J. Fasman, L. Fava, J. Favuzza, A. Feeney, J. Feffer, S. Feinstein, D. Ferrante, P. Ferrante, D. Fine, M. Finneran Homeroom 203 E. Finocchiaro, S. Fishman, J. Flecken-stein, G. Ford M. Foreman, S. Fox, D. Franco, K. Francomano, C. Franz, T. Frasca, A. Frassetti, B. Frassetti, L. Frederick, S. Freund, D. Fridorich, M. Friedman, M. Friedman, E. Fromwiller, J. Frosina, M. Fuller, K. Furlong, D. Gal-inski, D. Galke, D. Gallo, W. Gallucci, S. Garafola, L. Gardner, G. Garyn, B. Gaylord, S. Gazzo, C. Geniti, F. Geradin Homeroom 208 L. Getter, O. Gianakos, D. Giannini, J. Gibbons, E. Gitter, F. Glass, R. Gold, P. Golde, S. Goldenberg, D. Goldstein, A. Gordon, C. Gordon, E. Goss, E. Graber A. Gramarossa, J. Grand, D. Granet, S. Gravatt, L. Grayson, A. Greene, K. Greene, P. Greene, M. Greenfield, R. Gree-nstein, J. Grimaldi, J. Gunder, M. Gur-ge, A. Guttadauro, D. Guzman, J. Hall, J. Hallatschek, G. Harris Homeroom 210 B. Hassine, B. Hausmann, L. Hazzard, L. Hennington, L. Hertel, J. Hesse, K. Hesse T. Hickey, C. Himmel, A. Hoffer, R. Hohorst, J. Hollender, K. Holmes, L. Holmes R. Hopper, P. Horowitz, J. Hunt. F. Hutzler, J. Igneri, G. Jabkowski, P. Jakel-aitis, E. Jata, S. Jeddings, C. Jemmott, J. Johnson, L. Johnson, R. Jones, A. Jordan, V. Kagiwada, B. Kallner, P. Kaminski, M. Kane, K. Kaplan, M. Kaplan, S. Kaplowitz, J. Karasik Homeroom 211 M. Karol, C. Kassan, P. Katz, N. Kaufman, J. Kaye, M. Keegan, K. Kehlen-beck, D. Keller, W. Kelly, D. Kelly, K. Kelly, B. Kenyon, S. Kimmel, K. Kling-hoffer, J. Korman, J. Kotler, R. Kowatch, J. Krebs, A. Kritsberg, S. Krohn, N. Kruse, L. Kudler, J. Kudysch, L. Kull-man, P. Kussoy, D. Kuzminski, E. Lang, C. Lapollo, D. Lavalle, J. Lavalle, R. Layton, J. Lebowitz R. Lechner Homeroom 214 E. Lederman, S. Leggio, R. Lenzi, W. Lescoe, V. Lesnick, B. Levine, L. Levy, J. Lieb, J. Lieberman, B. Lieblich, E. Lillin L. Lilder, C. Lindquist, S. Link, C. Linker, D. Litke, L. Livigni, J. Lombard, J. Loughran, S. Low, N. Lukas, S. Lutz, M. Lynch, K. Lyons, R. MacLeod, G. Macnaughton, L. Maddaleno, C. Maieli, G. Mais, W. Major, P. P. Malloy, S. Manzo, L. Novick Homeroom 217 A. Marakovits, G. Marchant, T. Marek, M. Margolis, G. Marinazzo, J. Marmo, D. MarRocco, R. Marsico, C. Marson, G. Martin, R. Marzigliano, T. Matarazzo, S. Mathney, G. Matthaei, R. Mauri, J. Maus, L. Mayer, S. McBride, K. McCormick, M. McDermott, R. McDermott, L. McDonald, J. McEnaney, R. McEntyre, T. McGuinis, P. McHale, S. McKinney, D. McNulty, B. Mehlman, J. Mendozza, E. Menichetti, L. Menniti, J. Merz Homeroom 225 D. Michel, S. Mifsud, A. Milillo, B. Miller, L. Miller, D. Millman, R. Mirabella, E. Mlawer, G. Mollard, M. Montalbano, C. Morales, M. Morgaini, D. Murtha, J. Musumeci, D. Nani, R. Nanos, T. Napoli, A. Nardella, G. Nardo, G. Natale, L. Nawroth, C. Nenninger, K. Newberg, M. Neylon, P. Nguyen, J. Nicosia, P. Nielsen, D. Notarstefano, E. Nines, J. Ocepa, M. Ocepa, K. Oconnell, C. Ode-kirk, P. Odorfer, C. Ohare, J. Oleary Homeroom 228 F. Opisso, M. Orourke, J. Osmond, V. Ostrow, D. Paler, D. Palese, S. Palese, E. Panzeca, R. Paolone, D. Papini, A. Pappas, M. Parrillo, T. Passanant, M. Passin, S. Pearse, G. Perlmutter, K. Pic-ariello, M. Piccirillo, L. Pisciotta, C. Poliseno, M. Portera, J. Post, B. Powers, S. Prefer, H. Press, D. Pressler A. Pro-venzano, D. Provenzano, L. Prusack, S. Rabinowitz, P. Raimondi, S. Randel, J. Rebentisch, H. Reich, J. Reilly, J. Reimer 1 lomeroom 229 G. Reissman, P. Reiter, M. Renna, L. Rhein, C. Ringwald, R. Risberg, B. Rizzo, M. Rizzo, M. Robert, J. Robertson, D. Rosen, C. Rosenfeld, L. Rosenzweig, E. Ross, S. Roth, D. Rothenberg, C. Roz-zelle, C. Rudolph, C. Russell, D. Rutley, T. Rayn, G. Sabshon, J. Scacco, J. Safir, R. Saks, D. Salzberg, G. Sandtory, M. Sanfilippo, A. Sang, L. Santiago, E. Sar-rantonio, B. Sarsano, P. Ruh Homeroom 331 R. Savino, R. Savino, J. Sblendorio, S. Scheffer, M. Schiffman, T. Schilling, T. Schnur, J. Schoenhaut, K. Schuessler J. Schulte, T. Schwarz, L. Scovazzo, L. Seaman, M. Seaman, S. Seaman, V. Seaman L. Segal. B. Seger, C. Selig, J. Sharon T. Sheil, L. Shelton, C. Sheroff, T. Sherwood, C. Sibrizzi, J. Sigler, C. Sigmund, E. Sikora, S. Silow, J. Silverman, M. Simone, D. Tonn Homeroom 344 S. Simonetti, R. Simons, J. Singer, L. Siragusa, M. Slutzkin, D. Smith K. Smith, L. Smith, V. Smith, J. Smithok, L. Sokol, N. Solis, M. Sorger, E. Spar, J. Spe-cht, C. Spiegel, N. Spiegel, C. Spirio T. Stagno, C. Stamer, M. Stark, J. Stebbins, L. Steiner, J. Stevens, A. Stewart, E. Stil-wagen, K. Stock, M. Stolarenko, S. Stone, N. Sugarman, P. Sulewski, K. Sullivan, M. Suriano. Homeroom W.C.2 S. Sweeney, V. Tackney, K. Taft, L. Tamuccio, E. Tarantino. D. Tavella, C. Testa, J. Thompson, S. Thompson, R. Tierney, D. Tito, J. Toner, V. Torti, T. Toto, J. Trapani, C. Travis, J. Trezza, D. True, R. Turret, P. Ulip, W. Valentine, L. Vallely, W. Vanarthos, M. Van Buren, L. Vignati, C. Villari, R. Viniot-is, S. Viniotis, J. Virgilio, J. Vooris, S. Walczyk, N. Wallis, K. Walsh, C. Wank, R. Ulrich. Homeroom W.C. 2 R. Warkala, S. Warring, J. Wax, S. Weinberg, S. Weinberger, W. Weiss, N. White, T. White, R. Williamson, D. Wilson, S. Wivietsky, K. Woessner, S. Wolf, D. Wood KWolkenbrud, J. Wunder, L. Yas-ner, J. Zamojcin, D. Zaruba, J. Zito, J. Zubrinic C. Zuielich, M. Cleary, C. Him-mel, M. LaBau, A. Truglio, R. Nelson, M. Koong, L. Barnett, R. Grano, P. Valentino, K. Turansky, M. Turansky, A. Tarallo, L. Cambell. 157 Juniors Homeroom 215 G. Abbey, S. Acker, F. Affisio, C. Age-loff, J. Ahem, D. Ahrens, D. Ahrens, A. Aleferies, D. Alicastro, S. Alperin, J. Al-tieri, L. Altman, J. Ambrosio, L. Andersen, R. Anderson, L. Angel, M. Angus, A. Anton, V. Aprile, W. Assmus, D. Aster, T. Bailey, L. Baillie, D. Balaza R. Barbieri, G. Barkey, M. Barlia, P. Barnett, C. Barone, C. Barquera, N. Bates, S. Batko, J. Bauer, L. Beaton Homeroom 216 J. Becker, J. Becker, E. Behar, L. Beh-rendt, C. Belger, E. Bender, A. Bendersky, E. Benedetti, L. Benedetto, L. Bender, M. Bergin, H. Berkowitz, S. Berkow-itz, M. Berlinger, D. Bernstein, K. Bernstein, R. Bernstein, L. Bianco, D. Bigbie, R. Blasenstein, M. Blatman, B. Blaustein, J. Bloniarz, J. Bonesteel, C. Bongiovi, R. Bordonaro, P. Bottone, E. Bradley, H. Brass, C. Breen, R. Brendel, C. Bretz, R. Brice, T. Bridge ford Homeroom 222 D. Bright, L. Brodsky, C. Bruno, S. Brown, J. Buono, S. Buono, P. Bums, S. Burstyn, J. Butler, K. Buttolpn, C. Byrne, C. Cal-bo, L. Campbell, L. Cannizzaro, F. Can-ossa, D. Capizzi, G. Capristo, J. Caputo, C. Carboy, D. Cardamone, D. Carillo, A. Carrington, V. Castagna, K. Ceglio, R. Cepero, V. Cerep, G. Cheek N. Chevalier, J. Chino, J. Cid, D. Cifarelli, R. Cimminio, E. Cinelli I lomeroom 230 T. Clark, D. Clifford, D. Clutterbuck, G. Clynes, F. Cocozzelli, S. Cohen, R. Cola, J. Colardi, S. Cole, B. Coleman, T. Col-etto, S. Coli, M. Collins, J. Colon, A. Compert, M. Conlin, T. Connors, E. Conroy, J. Corcione, R. Corde, R. Corn-well, S. Costa, P. Costagliola, J. Cost-antini, C. Cox, S. Crane, K. Crimmins, M. Cucurillo, C. Cuozzo, C. Curtin, R. Cutino, A. Cutrone 158 Homeroom 232 E. Cutrone, R. Daigen, J. Damato, G. Davanzo, D. Davis, M. Davis, M. Davitt, B. Defino, D. Deitchman, D. Delisa, S. Deodene, L. Depalo, J. Deri, L. Devens, E. Diamond, D. DiBlase, E. DiCanio, D. Digiacomo, P. Dileo, M. DiPalo, J. Dis-ilvestre, J. Distefano, K. Ditkowsky, L. Doc hn a hi, R. Dochnahl, C. Dorfman, M. Dougherty, E. Doyle, K. Doyle, J. Drab, J. Drubych, A Drucker Homeroom 233 T. Dugan, C. Dunaif, D. Ehrlich, J. Eis-enhardt, R. Elberth, R. Elfante, D. Engle-hart, W. Englert, R. Ennis, P. Ericson, M. Eschen, I. Eschamnn, M. Esposito, V. Europe, W. Exner, L. Eyring, M. Fanto, P. Feldman, S. Feldman, S. Feldman, J. Fellows, M. Feltman, G. Ferro, K. Fiero, D. Filipone, T. Finamore, R. Finkle, J. Fischman, M. Flanagan, M. Fleming, P. Foley, J. Forte, L. Fortunato Homeroom 234 W. Frank, G. Franzen, D. Franzese, J. Fremgen, M. Fried, M. Friedman, S. Friedman, D. Froidl, S. Fromstein, D. Fru-ehsamer, L. Furia, R. Gang, S. Gangi, O. Garay, J. Garcia, M. Garrett, M. Garvey J. Gelfand, T. Gencarelli, P. Gensheimer, B. Gerber, C. Gerrato, J. Giaimo, M. Gibney, P. Giglio, D. Gilmartin, D. Gitt-leman, A. Giustizia, R. Gizzi, S. Glick, J. Gogots, R. Gold, R. Goldaber Homeroom 235 B. Goldberg, F. Goldberg, A. Goldstein, S. Goll, C. Gonsalves, S. Gonsalves, L. Goodman, D. Gordon, M. Gordon, D. Gore, S. Gottlieb, J. Graber, M. Grady, M. Grant, E. Granwiler, T. Graziano, C. Greco, M. Greebel, A. Green, J. Gregory R. Gregory, L. Grieco, M. Groen, A. Groenwold, C. Gross, J. Guelfi, M. Gui-dice, A. Haas, R. Hackett, K. Hahn, J. Halama, F. Hallatschek, K. Hansen, S. Harper Homeroom 236 N. Hart, J. Hartmann, A. Hausman, S. Hayes, A. Hellerman, M. Hendrickson, K. Hennessy, M. Hennessy, R. Henning, R. Hertling, A. Heuser, M. Heyen, D. Hezel, K. Hille, T. Hinkley, G. Hirsh L. Hoffman, C. Hohorst, D. Holleufer, J. Hollowell, K. Hookey, R. Hooper, M. Home, E. Horvath, J. Horvath, L. Iacon-etti, M. Igneri, T. Imperiale, P. Infant-ino, D. Insinga, S. Irvin, E. Izzo, M. Jacks 1S9 Homeroom 239 R. Jackson, D. Jacobs, L. Jahrsdorfer D. Jakelaitis, B. Jankes, B. Jannazzo C. Jantz, K. Jarmel, B. Jaronczyk, S. Johanson, I. Jonas, T. Jones, M. Kanarek, D. Kane, A. Kaplan, P. Karman, J. Kass, R. Kay, R. Kearney, B. Keegan, T. Keegan, G, Keller, E. Kelly, S. Kelly, G. Kelsey, S. Kempf, R. Kenny, J, Kerley, T. Kerley, B. Keville L. Kiefer, J. Klein, T. Kline, P. Klym Homeroom 301 J. Kneuer, D. Knutsen, W. Kohn, E. Kom-skis, L. Kotik, G. Kotlarz, P. Koval, S. Kraskow, J. Kratina, N. Kraus, P. Kreke-ler, C. Kriebick, N. Kurman, M. Kurs-man, C. Kutik, E. Lafemina, J. Lafferty, D. Lang, T. Lang, T. Langdon, L. Las-kin, I, Lassman, W. Lavalle, R. Lebow-itz, D. Lechner, J. Lederman, K. Lehman, S. Lehmann, D. Lemma, A. Lenczewski, G. Lenze, C. Lesnick, C. Leute, C. Liv-ine, L. Levine Homeroom 302 L. Levine, R. Lewis, J. Licata, G. Lic-ausi, D. Lillin, M. Litke, P. Livoti, E. Loewy, A. Lorenz, M. Luckner, J. Ludwig, M. Lustig, T. Lustik, D. Luther, G. Lymber, S. Machesko, D. Magness, A. Malafis, C. Maltese, C. Malatese, V. Mangino, N. Mann, M. Mannion, L. Manzo, V. Manzo, P. Marcucci, S. Marcus, J. Margiore, J. Markowitz, D. Martin, M. Mascia, D. Mathie, J. Matthaei, C. Matuozzi, D. Mayer, E. McArdle Homeroom 317 C. McCaw, J. McEntyTe, M. McGlone, L. McGowan, P. McGuinness, E. McManus, K. McNey, M. McCabe, S. Menzel, J. Merkelbach, J. Merola, L. Merz, M. Meserole, R. Messier, S. Merzger, C. Meyer, J. Michel, R. Micillo, W. Mill-heiser, D. Mimnaugh, C. Minieri, W. Mirabella, I. Mlawer, S. Moccio, A. Monaco, R. Monks, A. Morales, D. Morales, J. Moreno. M. Moreno, R. Moreno, D. Morra, A. Morris, H. Moskowitz Homeroom 325 M. Mudry, J. Mulligan, P. Myers, K. Napp, G. Neamonitis, G. Nelling, R. Nesbit, L. Newman, S. Newman, L. Nicholas, D. Nittoly, A. Nolfo, K. Notarste-fano, P. Novello, C. O'Brien, M. O'Connor, Robin O'Leary, J. Oliver, C. Olsson, J. O'Neil, M. Owens, P. Padovano, F. Paladino, K. Palazzolo, V. Palumbo, J. Pzntina, N. Paris, D. Partisky, G. Pasqu-alone, D. Peck, E. Pegler. 160 Homeroom 329 M. Perez, N. Perez, S. Perlmutter, A. Perrin, J. Perrone, S. Peyser, R. Pfister, J. Pflaumer, J. Pittelli, Ponzo, J. Post, R. Presslaff, R. Priebe, R. Pross, R. Puff, M. Raboy, G. Radovich, J. Randozzo, W. Reid, J. Reinhard, M. Ricca, M. Rich-ichi, B. Ridley, D. Ringus, V. Ringus, D. Rivenburgh, S. Rivera J. Rizzo, K. Roberti, J. Robinson, N. Rogan, L. Ro-maine, R. Romano I lomeroom 342 A. Roppolo, A. Rosen, S. Rostkowski, R. Ruth, L. Rutley, J. Rutto, E. Sachs, J. Sacks, S. Sadofsky, C. Salvaggio, J. Sa-met, S. Samilow, R. Sandmann, R. San-filippo, K. Sanoff, L. Savickas, D. Sblen-dorio, J. Scala, C. Schecter, B. Scheffer, J. Scheinberg, C. Schmertz, C. Schmidt, H. Schneider, L. Schnepf, R. Schoenber-ger, D. Scholz, T. Schulte L. Schuster, J. Schwab, T. Schwab, B. Sciubba, A. Seltzer Homeroom C.C. 1 P. Serio, S. Serwan, D. Shames, S. Shapiro, M. Shawn, M. Sheroff, R. Sherwood, L. Shields, R. Silow, B. Silverstein, M. Simone, M. Skalock, R. Slater, J. Slovak, R. Small, L. Sofia, M. Soloman, P. Sor-ger, S. Spinner. L. Stark, R. Stegemann, J. Stehm, J. Stein K. Steinberg, N. Stevens, J. Stone, L. Stroface, S. Sullivan, L. Supnick, R. Susswein, B. Suter, S. Sveda, D. Swerdlow, D. Swift, K. Syrett Homeroom C.C. 2 J. Taibi, C. Tarpey, B. Tenenbaum, J. Tengeler, S. Tenney, T. Terrana, S. Tie-fenwerth, D. Tilocca, M. Timony, T. Ti-mony, T. Tomee, K. Traver, N. Travers, G. Trezza, M. Tubridy, A. Tucker, R. Tufel, J. Vaccaro, M. VanBuren, G. Vec-chio, S. Vellia, L. Veneziano, S. Vogel-man, A. Vonrunnen, C. Vyskocil, P. Wallace, L. Walther, T. Waring, A. Was-serman, G. Wasserman, R. Watson, S. Wayne, S. Weber, E. Wegener, L. Weib-man, R. Weil Homeroom 349 S. Weinberg, S. Weinstein, R. Weiss, M. Wetter, G. Wettermark, M. Widder, A. Wilken, E. Windwer, D. Wivietsky, M. Woishek, B. Wood, L. Wood, S. Wooster, J. Wynne, J. Yohe, C. Zager, M. Zahler, M. Zaruba, D. Zemsky, A. Zitarosa, C. Zuckerman, J. Himmel 161 162 Dr. Joseph H. Goergen Principal The theme of this Yearbook is just another high school, just another year... While this reflects the attitude of some of our school population, the Yearbook’s editors have set out to examine and, hopefully, to show that the facts belie this assertion of near-universal apathy. One reason for a feeling of apathy is that the general school population is not totally aware of the myriad activities in which our students are involved. There are fifty separate activities in sports and other extra-curricular interests. Between the Band and Choir, over ten per cent of our student body is actively engaged in music on a daily basis. Outside of school, several hundred students devote thousands of hours to volunteer work in a variety of fields. The hallowed, school-wide RAH-RAH spirit of the yesteryears is the fashionable criterion for measuring apathy. Modern students are more individualistic in choosing the object of their enthusiasm. They are more involved in activities of their choosing than their spectator forbears. One of our modern school problems is that the school community has taken for granted the numbers of activity hours of our students. In a real sense the activities have become routine and unglamarous compared to the daily global excitement fed to us by sensational T-V, movie and newspaper offerings. Perhaps as the current financial conditions take the bloom off certain concepts of glamor, excitement and novelty we will have a better appreciation of our school and its activities. Mepham is not just another high school . A school is its students and we are mighty proud of them. This is not just another year . In light of your many accomplishments you can change that to the words of the song it was a very good year . Thank you for the pleasure of your company and what you have done for all of us at Mepham. Vincent A. DiTeodoro Assistant Principal Arthur T. McQuillan Assistant Principal 163 Salvatore Mugavero George R. Drescher Gerald F. Gorman James S. Galloway --- Board Of Education Kenneth R. Ashworth Charles H. Reinhardt Vincent Guercio Patricia C. Deeley Josephine O. Groen Gerald F. Gorman John J. Martin Paul E. Jackson Mary Ann Galardi 164 TOP ROW: Ralph Barris MIDDLE ROW: Anne Crowley George Johnson BOTTOM ROW: Lawrence Kalsch Walter Ligon Jerome Post Lois Schweisguth Guidance 165 The Newspaper Test (Question 4) (3) Much of the display advertising of a large newspaper is prepared by (1) the editor the newspaper staff (3) the news service (4) 151 on one of th° (4) in a byl (6) Information news is kej editorial n morgue question 1: In most newspapers, tne second most important story or the day appears . . . (4) at the extreme left of page 1. answer: hint: The news story of first importance woulc M extreme right-hand column of page 1. question 2: In newspapers, syndicated material is . . . answer: (1) published in member newspapers. hint: A syndicate is an association that centrall) stories, human-interest stories, cartoons, taneous publication in its member newspaj question 3: Much of the display advertising of a large newspaper is prepared by . . . answer: (4) advertising agencies. hint: A display ad “shows off” a product through choice and arrangement of words, type, illustrations, and photo- ..... Chapter 8 THE NEWSPAPER TEST (QUESTION 4) READING A NEWSPAPER INTELLIGENTLY One of the lifelong habits you are expected to develop in high school is reading a good daily newspaper intelligently. This means being able quickly to locate the important news of the day, editorials, special columns, sports news, reviews (of books, movies, television programs), letters to the- editcwt weather reports, and other newspaper features. get a maximum of news in a minimum of time, ng able to distinguish fact from opinion. Intelligent reading of a erood dailv newsoaoer will enrich vour social, cul- F of the second TOP ROW: Jerilyn Barr Arlene Boranian Joseph Critelli Elizabeth Day MIDDLE ROW: John Keane Pamela Keating Roberta Kushner Mary Lambert Harry Moussas Darlene O'Grady Ann McDonough BOTTOM ROW: Ruth Rothfarb Val Dora Spaulding section pagel NUARY 1958 ts or questions concerns the newspaper, case, in the space provided write the best completes the statement or answers second most important (1) on page 2 (2) (3) on the first page 4) at the extreme left of (i) (2) In newspapers, syndicated material is (1) published in member newspapers (2) a recopy of 160 CHEMISTRY FOR TODAY PREPARATION OF SULFUR DIOXIDE Laboratory Preparation 1. Decomposition of a Sulfite by an Acid. Since sulfur dioxide is the anhydride of sulfurous acic prepared by reacting a sulfite with also liberates sulfur dioxide from without heating. Nq2S03 4 H2SO4----� N H2SO3 NaaSOa 4 H2SO4 or Cu 4 2F centrated)---- CO VO ; 7 m tc. r mapping Science 'ion if HC1 is added t (NaHSOs) n needed. NaaSOa 4 H2SO4 Na2S04 4 H2O 4 5 2. Reduction of Sulfuric Acid. Concentrated sul heated with a metal, generally copper. The copper is oxidized and the sulfuric acid is reduced so that sulfur dioxide, copper sulfate and water are formed. Cu 4 2H2SO4 —� 2HaO 4 CuS04 + SO t Commercial Preparation 1. When sulfur is burned. sulfur dioxide is produced. SULFUR AND ITS COMPOUNDS 161 are zinc sulfide and iron pyrites, FeS2. 2ZnS + 30,----� 2ZnO + 2SO, t PROPERTIES TOP ROW: Robert Chalmers ■ c David Cheng ■ c Peter Costanzo MIDDLE ROW: Alex Greenblatt William Housman H’r Peter LaVenia Paul Limmer c Sari Riefberg I David Snyder Louis Troisi ■ n BOTTOM ROW: Selma Wiener 2 Boris White Neil Wort man uviu uim v. DIOXIDE ur dioxide is a colorless gas with a t has a sour taste and is more than ry soluble in water and easily liquefied. ot support combustion and does not presence of a catalyst it may be oxi- Oa e. Sulfur dioxide reacts with water to ilfoto iaa Tho dioxide first forms sulfurous acid. nt, bleaches the permanganate by xygen to form sulfuric acid and f chlorine and sulfur dioxide are Chlorine and Sulfur Dioxide r ne Sulfur Dloxidu Bleaching process Fiber bleached HCI + HCIO (Oxidizing agent) Oxidation Cotton, linen, wood pulp, paper H20 to form H2S03 (Reducing agent) 2H2S03 -f 02 (from dye) — 2H2S04 Reduction Silk, straw, wool Uses 280 APPENDIX Table III. Four-Place Common Logarithms. 0 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 0000 0414 0792 1139 1461 1761 2041 2304 2553 2788 3010 3222 3424 3617 3802 3979 4150 4314 4472 4624 4771 4914 5051 5185 5315 0043 0453 0828 1173 1492 1790 2068 2330 2577 2810 3032 3243 3444 3636 3820 3997 4166 4330 4487 4639 4786 4928 5065 5198 5328 0086 0492 0864 1206 1523 1818 2095 2355 2601 2833 3054 3263 3464 3655 3838 0128 0531 0899 1239 1553 1847 2122 2380 2625 2856 3075 3284 3483 3674 3856 0170 0569 0934 1271 1584 1875 2148 2405 2648 2878 3096 3304 3502 3692 3874 0212 0607 0969 1303 1614 1903 2175 2430 2672 2900 0253 0645 1004 1335 1644 1931 2201 2455 2695 2923 0294 0334 0682 0719 1038 1072 1367 1399 1673 1703 0374 0755 1106 1430 1732 5441 5453 5575 5682 5694 | JO 39 5911 3 5922 5933 5944 5955 5966 5977 5988 5999 6010 40 6021 6031 6042 6053 6064 6075 6085 6096 6107 6117 41 6128 6138 6149 6160 6170 6180 6191 6201 6212 6222 42 6232 6243 6253 6263 6274 6284 6294 6304 6314 6325 43 6335 6345 6355 6365 6375 6385 6395 6405 6415 6425 44 6435 6444 6454 6464 6474 6484 6493 6503 6513 6522 45 6532 6542 6551 6561 6571 6580 6590 6599 6609 6618 46 6628 6637 6646 6656 6665 6675 6684 6693 6702 6712 47 6721 6730 6739 6749 6758 6767 6776 6785 6794 6803 48 6812 6821 6830 6839 6848 6857 6866 6875 6884 6893 49 6902 6911 6920 6928 6937 6946 6955 6964 6972 6981 50 6990 6998 7007 7016 7024 7033 7042 7050 7059 7067 .7091. 7101 APPENDIX 281 Table III. Continued. N 0 1 3 4 5 55 7404 7412 7419 7427 7435 7443 7451 7459 7466 7474 56 7482 7490 7497 7505 7513 7520 7528 7536 7543 7551 57 7559 7566 7574 7582 7589 7597 7604 7612 7619 7627 58 7634 7642 7649 7664 7686 7694 7701 | I 70 11 Ad 1 Q.4 7QB TOP ROW: Paul Cohen Matilda Forbes MaryAnn Garrett Paul Dirks Eugene Kahn BOTTOM ROW: Marlene Krutman Edward Peters Rosella Siskind Clarence Walters ■ 9042 9047 l’° 9096 9101 iO 9149 9154 83 9191 9196 9201 9206 84 9243 9248 9253 9258 85 9294 9299 9304 9309 86 9345 9350 9355 9360 87 9395 9400 9405 9410 88 9445 9450 9455 9460 89 9494 9499 9504 9509 90 9542 9547 9552 9557 91 9590 9595 9600 9605 92 9638 9643 9647 9652 93 9685 9689 9694 9699 94 9731 9736 9741 9745 95 9777 9782 9786 9791 8476 8482 8488 8494 8500 8506 8537 8543 8549 8555 8561 8567 8597 8603 8609 8615 8621 8627 8657 8663 8669 8675 8681 8686 8716 8722 8727 8733 8739 8745 8774 8779 8785 8791 8797 8802 8831 8837 8842 8848 8854 8859 8887 8893 8899 8904 8910 8915 8943 8949 8954 8960 8965 8971 8998 9004 9009 9015 9020 9025 9053 9058 9063 9069 9074 9079 9106 9112 9117 9122 9128 9133 9159 9165 9170 9175 9180 9186 9212 9217 9222 9227 9232 9233 9263 9269 9274 9279 9284 9289 9315 9320 9325 9330 9335 9340 9365 9370 9375 9380 9385 9390 9415 9420 9425 9430 9435 9440 9465 9469 9474 9479 9484 9489 9513 9518 9523 9528 9533 9538 9562 9566 9571 9576 9581 9586 9609 9614 9619 9624 9628 9633 9657 9661 9666 9671 9675 9680 9703 9708 9713 9717 9722 9727 9750 9754 9759 9763 9768 9773 9795 THIRTY-FOUR HORIZONTAL UNIONS IN ONE CONSTRUCTION JOB TOP ROW: John Allison Philip Delea MIDDLE ROW: William Grauer Bertram Hoffman Helen Kelly Charles Martone Ann Mills George Rapport Richard Reisig BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Rothstein Bernard Stein John White William Wilson KASTCU'S HHKtS stonemasons is have vn larg hts of Labor was founded in Philadelphia in 1869 by rker Uriah E. Stephens as a secret society. By 1886 made up of male, female, white and Negro, skilled rilled, reached 700,000. In‘addition to demanding an — erate with the war effort. After 1917, the IWW members began to leave the organization in greater numbers and it does not exist today. The American Federation of Labor was founded in 1886 under the leadership of Samuel Gompers, a cigar maker. This labor organization was organized on a craft union basis, thus limiting it to skilled workers — cigar rollers, carpenters, etc. Local unions combined to form state and national unions of each craft, but each local was independent. Each union made its own laws, les, made contracts and set strike policy. In turn, union worked on overall policy, public relations, lobbied for pro-labor legislation and established new locals. 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Pour into rather large individta chill until set. ■ ■----------— COFFEE SPONGE Makes 5 | 1 { • 1 tablespoon instant coffee 1 tablespoon un 1 cup skii 2 egg wh 1. Soften gelat coffee and suga: Chill until sligl into individual 10 dried apricot halves, soaked 4 medium apples Lemon juice, to taste inflT HGted lemil . 1 Health Cinnamon to rnsre 1. Pare, quarter and core apples. Cut into eighths. 2. Place apples in saucepan, add apricots and few tablespoons of water in which apricots have soaked. 3. Cover and simmer until apples are tender, about 20 minutes. 4. While hot, add cinnamon, lemon juice and grated rind. Serve hot or cold. WINED GRAPEFRUIT Makes 1 serving (83 calories). If Dietician Sugarless Sweetener is used instead of brown sugar, calories are reduced to 63. Or, a teaspoonful of the sugarless sweetener can be mixed with the brown sugar if the Wined Grapefruit is not sweet enough. In this case the calorie count remains at 83. Vi grapefruit 1 slightly rounded teaspoon Volleyball—A New Challenge NINJA JORGENSEN NANCY L. CHAPMAN nsen is a graduate of Occidental College, Los Angeles, She is currently teaching at Glendale High School, California, where she is also coaching the girls volleyball s Jorgensen was named National AAU Player of the 53 and competed in the Women’s World Championships ! 1967. S' on lecC fasMi Indian Hill Junior High . JLj Ll • to State University. She received her B.S. physical educa-ior high hool mzoordinator for iMILS5 Molleyball Guide rJL 11 an ivi. i. aeeree at C 7 B! 11 lies, Interest and and work-ches, teachers, ___ s. This recent artivitv rome«i as an attemnt to n and acceptance jane Son I Physical educator Douglas cerek strategies as they MIDDLE ROW: Charles Korten Harriet Passman ■ lake Volleyball a JoAnn Salvani 1 Marshall Hardy |e teacher as well Kenneth Hunte ■ vith an old name? Bonnie Keeney 1 bottom row: ■ lation and enthu- Marilyn MacCoy a ijtfi pYtr„ Spencer Zuckerman A 1Ilue exir3 ill certainly allow g this challenge. Equipment and Facilities Indoors. This is the ideal situation, using leather balls whenever possible. Driver Ed. 180 TOP ROW: Vincent Corapi Randall Lark Martin Fleischer Rober Gorski--Psychologist MIDDLE ROW: Anthony Barbera Philip Fitz Ira Levy Patricia Hamilton--Speech Ann Hansen--Nurse Lois Minkoff--Slam Coordinator Helen Peterson BOTTOM ROW: Steve Rose--Social Worker Ronnie Smithline--Reading ach Write a term paper on Shakespeare's influence on English political history. 181 Registrar Secretaries: Virginia Krivacsy, Rema Fullgrabe Secretaries--Room 107: Dorothy Spencer, Marge Golden, Anne Palkovich, Eileen Fearon. Guidance Secretary: Florence Murray. Office Secretaries: Alice Marino, Frances Sammons, Frances Branca, Eleanor Beatty, Hellen Fillon, Marion Kline, Librarian: Mildred Klips, Library Secretary: Lee Stepka 182 Librarian: Wilma Cope Special Services Custodial Staff: Dolores Bedell, Ruth Bursky, Joseph Wadden, Lloyd Turner, William Cherres, Barry Turner, William Crookes, Rudolph Hoffman Cafeteria Staff: Lucy Anderson, Frances Maf-fucci, Natalie Pagano, Matilda Kehoe, Rosalie Gerstheimer, Carolyn Bruno 183 Memo Chemical w 1542 Beilmore Ave North Beilmore. N.Y. Pay to the order of__ PURCHASE RECORD I THANK YOU Congratulations to the Class of ’76 from the MERRICK PAPERBACKS MEPHAM HIGH SCHOOL PEP CLUB 52 Merrick Ave. Merrick, N.Y. CAstle 1-3749 JON-E CARD AND STATIONARY 2032 Newbridge Rd. Bellmore, N.Y. PETITE FLORIST Phone: 826-6674 Giftware — School Supplies —Tobacco Jewelry and Boxed Candy 2701 Pettit Ave. Bellmore. 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Best of luck and love to all graduating seniors! 188 Treasure Chest ’76 Staff Editors: Natania Ml awe r, Martin Grant Photography: Glen Ell man Contributing photographers: Ted Finamore, Cliff Ageloff, Alan Buckley, Howard Sussman, Briggs Latham Scott Ainbinder, Martin Grant Senior section: Typing: Staff: Sue Saiewitz, Janet Fine, Missy Cid, Nancy Papini, Lori Ruthen, Lisa Ratto, Janet Borenstein, Hilary Turett Girls sports: Boys sports: Layout: Janet Fine, Faculty: Business: Staff: Joy Licotta, Kevin Cronin, Peg Herzberg, Hilary Turett, Janet Fine, Karen Switsky, Barbara Shapiro Underclass: Bonnie Tunick Activities: Debbie Besner Copy: Missy Cid Hilary Thrett Lara Rind Laurie Schneider Howard Sussman Rosemary Mauri Laura Anreder Jon Halle Advisor: Mr. Robert Chalmers The editors would like to thank Hilary Turett and Lara Rind for many, many hours of unending work Extra special thanks are extended to Glen Ellman without whose countless photographs much of this book would not have been possible. The editors also wish to thank Chick Corea for his beautiful thoughts in the opening pages of this book. Last, but not least, thank you Murray. The following parents congratulate the Class of ’76: Mr. and Mrs. A. Adamo Mr. and Mrs. J. Amato Mr. and Mrs. V. Arminio Mr. and Mrs. J. Bcacorn Bcrson Family Mr. and Mrs. L. Besner Mr. and Mrs. G. Bogalz Mr. and Mrs. K. Boncstelc Mr. and Mrs. H. Borcnstcin Mr. and Mrs. C. Bova Mr. and Mrs. J. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. K. Brenner Mr. and Mrs. V. Brett Mr. and Mrs. H. Brody Mr. and Mrs. R. Cappelli Mr. and Mrs. J. Carillo Mr. and Mrs. D. Carriero Mr. and Mrs. F. Cennamo Mr. and Mrs. L. Cesta Mr. and Mrs. J. Chino Mr. and Mrs. L. Cid Mrs. J. Cillo Mr. and Mrs. C. Cipriano Mr. and Mrs. A. Coli Mr. and Mrs. G. Corde Mr. and Mrs. H. Cronin Mrs. N. Dachingcr Mr. and Mrs. A. D'Arco Mr. and Mrs. FI. Dean, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. M. DcNardo Mrs. N. Derrico Mr. and Mrs. J. DiGrcgorio Mr. and Mrs. J. Donohue Mr. and Mrs. C. Dowd Mr. and Mrs. H. Edcr Dr. and Mrs. S. Einhorn Mr. and Mrs. R. Ell man Mr. J. Fcrrantc Mr. C. Files Mr. and Mrs. C. Fine Mr. and Mrs. E. Fink Mr. and Mrs. L. Fioravante Mr. and Mrs. J. Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. J. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. J. Frischmann Mrs. J. Gutteman Mr. and Mrs. J. Giuliano Mr. and Mrs. S. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. K. Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. M. Goodelman Mr. and Mrs. J. Gottlieb Mr. and Mrs. R. Grayson Mr. and Mrs. W. Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. M. Grieco Mr. and Mrs. A. Grocncwold Mr. and Mrs. M. Gross Mr. and Mrs. C. Gunyan Mr. and Mrs. M. Halle Mr. and Mrs. M. Held Mr. E. Hertel Mrs. A. Herzberg Mrs. S. Hill Mr. and Mrs. E. Howard Mrs. L. Ingbcr Mr. and Mrs. D. Irwin Mr. and Mrs. M. Israel Mr. and Mrs. R. Kamen Mr. and Mrs. T. Kane Mr. and Mrs. B. Kanner Mr. and Mrs. P. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. M. Katz Mrs. A. Klenk Mr. and Mrs. I. Klingsberg Kluczka Family Mr. and Mrs. E. Koelpin Mr. G. Kohn Mr. and Mrs. P. Kolchin Mr. and Mrs. H. Kraskow Mr. and Mrs. W. Kriebick Mrs. D. Kurz Mr. and Mrs. F. Lampcl Mr. and Mrs. S. Laurich Levine Family Mr. D. Livoti Mr. and Mrs. E. Loshak Mr. and Mrs. M. Malcuit Mr. M. Manzo Mr. and Mrs. J. Marakovits Mrs. C. Marciano Mr. and Mrs. A. Margiorc Mr. D. McAdams Mr. and Mrs. R. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. J. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. K. Miller Mr. and Mrs. J. Minar Mr. and Mrs. V. Minicucci Mrs. L. Mlawcr Mr. and Mrs. L. Mohusky Mr. and Mrs. N. Nanos Mr. and Mrs. J. Napoli, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. M. Nardclla Dr. and Mrs. E. Neuhaus Mr. and Mrs. J. Nicolini, Jr. Mrs. D. Novcllo Mr. and Mrs. R. O'Brien 190 Mr. and Mrs. D. Oppcnhcimcr Mr. A. Pacilio Mr. and Mrs. G. Pacitti Mr. and Mrs. G. Papini Mr. and Mrs. P. Passin Mr. and Mrs. W. Pctro Mrs. J. Puppelo Mr. and Mrs. Ratowsky Mr. and Mrs. J. Regan Mr. and Mrs. C. Riley Mr. and Mrs. V. Rosati Mr. and Mrs. J. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. M. Ruthen Mr. and Mrs. V. Rzany Mr. and Mrs. F. Safir Mr. and Mrs. D. Saiewitz Mr. and Mrs. J. Santagato Mr. and Mrs. A. Schallop Mr. and Mrs. E. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. H. Schulman Mr. and Mrs. S. Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. A. Singer Mr. and Mrs. L. Smaglcy Mr. and Mrs. S. Smolin Mrs. M. Subin Mr. and Mrs. S. Sugarman Mr. and Mrs. J. Sulzer Mr. and Mrs. M. Sunshine Dr. and Mrs. M. Sussman Mr. and Mrs. R. Tannenbaum Mr. and Mrs. W. Tatum Mrs. D. Ticdge Mr. and Mrs. R. Traver Mr. and Mrs. A. Trezza Mr. and Mrs. H. Trigoboff Mr. and Mrs. R. Tunick Mrs. C. Turett Mr. and Mrs. H. Turret Mr. and Mrs. J. Ullmann Mr. and Mrs. J. Valentine Mr. and Mrs. K. Vehlies Mr. and Mrs. R. Wahmann Mr. and Mrs. M. Waks Mrs. D. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. A. Weinstein Mrs. E. Yaruss Mr. and Mrs. A. Zaffrin Mr. and Mrs. B. Zcitlin We gratefully acknowledge the support of the following doctors and patrons: Curtis, Diamond and Needles, M.D., P C. Dr. David L. Dreizcn Dr. Donald L. Jeremiah Dr. Dennis S. Lattanzi Dr. Adolph M. Metz Dr. M. E. Mickiewicz Dr. Joseph Mirman Dr. C. Molano Dr. Marvin L. Sussman Dr. Walter Sussman Dr. Elliot Utrecht Wantagh Pediatric Associates: S. Isaacson, M.D.. F.A.A.P. P. Axel. M.D.. F.A.A.P Abraham Greenberg. M.D. Greenhouse Art Nat Schwartz Ted Cliffs Delicatessen Mylan Hair Stylist Penthouse Jungle Hill’s Supermarket Joseph's Hairstyling Sugarplum Family Pharmacy of Bellmorc Lubert's Department Store Circle-M-Ranch Boosters Ger the deadly duo we made it AS-RB-CS-REMEMBER FLORIDA-FEB74 KEVremember the frontlawnLOVELIS DEARBARBARA-ILOVE-YOU-TEA Joe your a snob I luv Barbara NancyThanks For 6th GradeLunch BS SUE, B. KINGFRIENDS FOREVER ARL-IMGLAD WEREFRIENDS-ILOVE YOU Hilary has a big button DDDSMTGCROAHIL FRIENDSFOREVERJC Mary NGary9-21-74DDG M K may weal ways bcasclose as we arc FRIENDS FOREVER AS AS LW RB SUSIEANDDIANE, FRIENDS S1NCE3RD MR-COSTANZO-CAN-I-GO-TO-THE-BATH ROOM-TEA-MARINE-BIOOCTOBER A-GUESSWHAT7IWOKEUPTHIS MORNING Denise, lippy lamb, best years BS LETS GET SERIOUS OR WOULD YOU RATHER WRITE THE ESSAY AlWHATdoyoumean wheresmycrest LG barb BABY BIG HEAD II months!!! Chris Cathy HB's Rule Love Barb AMYS YOU BRIGHTEN UP MY DAY LR PcggypantsBirdleg ThundcrThighs YOU BET YOUR SWEET FACE I AM!!! Norm, you sure walk funny!Lisa JB-Blood is thicker . . . Thanx-T CK TURN LOOK PEOPLE FOLLOW MR Jack hows your head lights? A + M-Michael ThisIsYour Mother!-L EAT A COOKIE DEBETTESaremykind ofpeople LJM JODIE THANKS FOR BEING AROUNDLAR BillRcmber Church + TheProm? Barb BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 76 AKM Pat Friends Always Love ya Sue JEEE,HAVE FUN FAKING! LISA MARIE AND ROBIN FRIENDS 4 EVER Ger your the best friend evaBS MOM + DAD I LOVE YOU LOVE SUE wanna skate with my friend? SC CAN'TYOUTAKEAHINT? INEED YOU! SUGARLOAF USA FUNFREEDOM 2 76 Jack not my milk + cookies man S-DONTFORGETOURYOUNGERDAYS -C Evan — Every 3 seconds! Love, Lisa KATHI-HERES SQUID IN YOUR EYE! Gang — Thanks — Friends — Always — Sue Denise take the money + run! Barb JF-ANOTHER SATURDAY NIGHT .. . LR Cat-Always remember us more happiness to come Luv always Sue LAURA WE HAD IT 10-29-11-19 SUE LOVEWILL KEEPUSTOGETHER SUE JACK in the Box Hey its me BARB LAR + JO 2BEAUTIFULPEOPLE LUV SUE MR A FUNNY THING HAPPENED . . SM MRMRSD THANKS FOR HOSPITALITY SS DJ-Mrs.LKingmanDoesn’tLive Here! JF couldya4getJCsincecreamtruck Lor HEY YOU!..................bye “Seventeen Our Theme Song! LGMAGF photos by Glen Ellman Pctc-The Magic Mr Mush says hi — Kev LG DT WHAT’LLWEDOTH IS WEEKEND? GF Debra John 8 7 75 Doreen Steve 8 8 75 Ask me if I care DO I care? NO! 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Linda Better late than never-M Liz-1 Forgot to Advance the Film-LS GLEN ELLMAN USES AN INSTAMATIC Jack it was a beautiful summer Maura Diane Maura Diane Gayle Robin Irene Joyce Angela THE CLIQUE SHALL STICK All my love to miss naive-M C J Please! I BEG YOUR MERCY!! LINDA CM CS MR Chuck Box! Luv Barbara JF-Positively NOT Fourth Street -T MimHow muchdidyoulosethisweek GF BARBIE-4 PAIRS OF PJ'S OVERNIGHT? B E. MUSCLESFEATHERSTEEPDOCKCCFEB 75 C J Hows the BRIDE GROOM doing? Lin A-On The Green Grass Of Shea-Leslie Carol Cindy Jodi Friends Forever SucD. Thanks for the talks Ro Fink I'llalwaysbeaheadofyou Fine JM YOUCANDO ITBUTYOUDONTHAVETO LC PAT B.-THANKS FOR THE SAYING SHER Phillic's down I’m punchy Hondo and RR Lau You’re the greatest Ro JM HOWS STUPID SUZYANY PRESENTS? LC JB YOU’RE I IN A MILLION REMEMBER JF TO WORLDS GREATEST GRANDPA LUV Ter Friends Forever Ro 192 SW-DINOWARWICK BOYS LAFFS LUV 8YR-BT CAROL-JUSTTELL HIMITFELLOUT-PATTI SHER-HERE'STOMANY MOREFUNNYTIMES WE’VEHADALOT. HOWDY DOODY WHALE-REG CINDY-I blunkcd my eyes-ANNETTE C J-“SO WHAT HAPPENS IS .. “LUV CINDY AndTheBestls YettoComcThisIsOnlyThe BcginningAnd We've OnlyJustBcgunTo RcalizcThcBestlsYct toCome.SoIt's TheLaughterWeWill RememberWhenever WcRcmembcrTheWayWc Were. HEYREG-IJUSTLOVEIRISH PEOPLE-BUTZ Lori-Seagulls love salami . . . Linda RUTHY-AM I INVITED??????? RO-OurFricndship WiIlGrow4EVA-SUE D NAOMI-AGREATYEAR THEBEST THANKS- R.O. THINK PROM MAR, JEAN-REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES AND WILDWOOD S-74-75-76. KATH 1st VICTIMS PIFF RICK DELUXE NIGHT DOUG — I wanna take you Higher but meet me at the Library-ANGE RO-5rcdsbutwe madethechoochoo- HIL jegeddahilromyds Friends Always Eric C.-Tcll Me What It’s Like To Live Your Life On “CLOUD 9” RUDY-WHAT-R-U- GOOD-4 CLARA SUE-MEMORIESO FR COKE!! LOVEYA! J.R. GREENIES FOREVER-REMEMBER? OMI ROSEANNLAURIE LISA-BEAT THAT TRIO! RM-FAT STOMACH SKINNY LEGS GEORGE-PB ANN-REMEMBER UNDER THE UMBRELLA WITH STANLEY AT SHEA? 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DEB DASH Laur-You are a True Fricnd-GD Rick-Thanks so much-Lovc Geri Pacilio-I really cared so much JoeCorcioncI LovcYou-SENIOR GIRL BARB DEADLY DUO 4 EVER LOVE GD DEBETTES WILL ALWAYS BE DEBEST BSPRPSSANDBELLY JMTAPEBURN BUSBT BARBANDGERDINNER ATTHERITZPE NNY Pat Ducksnevcrdrown thinkofmc BS PATWISHI COULDALWAYSBEBLOT CHYSW JFSHE’SAFOOL CHEMISTRY74-75 LR HAPPYWHYCANTWE BEFRIENDSLUVYA MC JUNE-FRIENDS LIKE YOU ARE RARE SC OH WELL TAKE CARE LOVE MC WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO TONIGHT LETS DRIVE AROUND FIND GUYS RMBARNACLE WHALE BAMBI BOBPOFS BIGJIM = LOTSOFFUNFRIENDS 4EVASG JAMIN I'LL ALWAYS BEAPAL LOVE SUE RememberLAHM PRDSPSBTSTSW LOVEBS Trieste Well that’s nice Joanne TerLauLisKHil ForFriendship Ro MARCIA SHERRY CAS SIGN MEIN BT PRBTPSSWArey ouondynamints manBS NCDON’TFORGET ALLOURGREAT TIMESSI BTSWCouldbefunny LAArcyoucold BS PSRUBADUBDONTS QUEEZETHEDUCKY SW ThatLemans LcadsToScoom Path Nanc VICKIB SHARICME MYSHADOW LJM-MYmemoricsof youwillliveon LS ILLCALLYOUWHEN I WEIGH 120EVAN!!! 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ILOVEYOU -DEBBI DACHINGER SUEBOBBONS TEVEREMEMBER OURTIMES Alice and Joe 4 75 DEBGeorgephil-I LoveYou-Mandingo DEB-PINOCHLEAN YONE7LOVEYA- AMY BS-Can’t you take the truth? you only got what you deserved! TW DAVIDAND?? AM, GORGEOUS!! OM SD-I Fell Down Again!!! SS ZAMBO FRIENDS FOREVER- CINDY Do your tonsils really sayPierre Cardin? What a whip! LOJANGIJUDPALS 4EVACONGRAD SJ V NM-Thru ThickAndThin ThanksLove JF SS-I’M SORRY FOR THE PAST 1 WUV YOU LAR FUN=TheSoph BioTripTo Phila.Goood Louise S Keep Your Chin Up Lar scarface,keepsmiling —scarface FRIENDSMCJCKLCMRRDTRBLFLDSG GC-BemyTWandlll bcyourFuzyWuzyLF LOU:ITAINTTHESA MEWITHOUTYOU-AMY WONDERBOY TEPEPAINYFAG MEMORIES Mr Fleischer 1 HelluvaGuy Adv-SS PICKING UP THE PIECES LOVE ME! Rhon-You Make Me Smile Lar VermontHoliday Inns-Experiencelt Gary-To my sunshine Kathy THEDIRTYHALF DOZENRIDESAGIN- PEN RK-Thanks for being you-LS JODIEFandN. E.BODY JF Grant Goodluck nextyearBeth! Pants to your knees Phil! RON:THE50 FUSSUMMER 75THANX PALAMY KW-I could never forget you-LS SS, “BLOODSISTER SALWAYS!”Love JF CAROTSYELOCHEESE CELERYAPPLEICE WIZARD SEE YOU IN 84 BLUE ARL ImStillKissingToads LAR Barbara S And Snagweed CS BR WOODY IS A NERD SLPD RP CS YOU are a true friend AS ELLEN-FELL OFF CHAIR OVER E.L.! BR IAN JOAN 1 17 76 CAROL KENNY 11 22 75 LR How about Neptune tonight? AS MAX AND SU BETTER MARRY MAID OF HONOR DONT FORGET LUV KIM IveLovedPeterSince May 16 1975 ME JGPPPEGLEFD DHPFRIENDS CRAZyfun LAUGHBEAUTIFUL HITIMES LUVYAALLBS ASWEHADSOME GREATTALKS, THANK SLR AndAWoofWoof WoofToYou Barbaras.! LG CONNECTEDTOTHE FRUCTOSE DT MG HOWWONDERFULLIFEIS WHILEYOUARE INTHEWORLD HIL JUDY, 3 YearsOurFriendship IsStill GoingStrongNiceYou GetAllCiJoanne The EIGHT HEADS-PE, HP,EF,DD, JG. BS,GL PP-PARTY HEARTY 4 EVA! SS BREAKOUT WAS THE BEST MOVI NP ARL YoureOneOfAKind- Triffic LR Doug I hope it works out Luv Me CLARENCE MORTIMER HOLLINGSWORTH ILLMISSBEINGTHELITTLEPIRETTEONTHEEND-HIL Julie and Eddie 10-11-75 PM How are your nails smack SH To all those whom I love Nello! Matt and Loret 3-25-75 Carol may it rain on Robin me Ceglio go to class already Su KC and SC Thanks for everything Termite Get your nose out of the pencil sharpener! Dcnk Tom Hennesy, you make me sick Good luck to the gang!!! LCJCSC C JM Max and Su 6-7-72 Joan Cindy YOUsmokersyour allalikc Amm Truefriendsareforever, butIstill hate yourtoes!!!your mother We leave Briggs alone GPRGK Nancy Thanksfor EJ 12 1 74 C JM LC ToCarolarrowandPeter Thanks KEV After school, Kennedy! JK CS VB Dont worry Carol Schmidt I'll be back Love Kim Ceglio Shawnchuckaseal R G P Ro Hil-Two true Pirettes JL Don’t be uniucky JK Juli, Cathy Vicki Best friends. Rob Physics SS2 We’regreat. El-Train Joanne and Pete SATURDAY NIGHT HAY! RM Confucious drive break truck RL Tom Somedaywe’llbetogether Love Jo Oh, you’re disgusting! What does that mean Matt? Kickline ’75 Thanks for a good year Ro Pat Whale Remember ooh mwa? Lisa Tweeny I blunked my eye CS-n-KC Remember 11-15-75 SH Elton Luck and love forever Love Tca Hannable Hayes and Owl Schmidt Good times and more Love Kim Singing outside my little town MK I don’t like your face!! LG To the best physics lab team of ’76-GlenRickJoe PeteBriggsGeorgeKevin Joyce When’s swirle coming? Linda C S Howmuchwill thisridecostus?? Alice Get your story straight!!!! Steve Let’sgoto Montrealin ’76 Keith Ron4Ralph 16Bryanl9Hess23 is best. Mindy Here’s 15$-how about a kiss?!!! Reg Cindy Joan So what happens is ...! Gina I’ll where a dress if you do Sher next keep the windows up RM RRTA What is reaction time? GE Spanish- Who’s Joe? Love, Lisa Howstheweathe uptherejol?! C JM FUN, Fri Sat Sun ... JKCSVBSC Shut-up All rightee!- Frank C. WeleaveGlenE. totake pictures BLGP 194 Chicago 11 25 75!! C,J,L,N,J,L J Mr. Phillips, fraud, not freud KC BL Thesiswelook likcwenccdaridc Kin ITNAUSIATES METOTHEPOINT WHERE.. Cynyouretoo BIGtoacttheway youdo. LINMYMOTHER DOESNTLIKE THAT!C JM joEwhatsthe SCOOPtoday? L1N CATH. LCFRIENDSALWAYS THANKSTHETWINS! joEgotakc aFOT! (BINGO?)CM, JM LC. LCSECURITYCOME WITHMEOHCRUMB C J LC “ICANTIHAVE TOWASHMYHAIRTC CJ Bclladonna-Lily-I LOVEYOUN OWAND ALWAYS. REMEMBER:-LUV-A -GYMNAST! PADUA. LAWEGE-REMEMBER-FAGGY- AGGIE-P.R. RobinGuistinoWe MissYou “Friends.” Thanxforgrcat Frendships Ellen NOMARCIAIDONT USEACURLINGIRON RM TOTHEGANGSM1LE SANDLAUGHS ALWAYS LA I’M DRINKING COFE! CD GINA- -LISA 1 DONT GET IT DONNA ROSILENCEISBEYOND WORDSYOURS LIS LOU1SEW TOTHEGOOD TIMESLOVE LISA JW TIME FOR CLASS KEITH 101 C L COO .. IWILLNEVER4 GETU!LOVE JANET! KARENCHAMPONCOURT ANDOFFLOVE LIS ANN AND BILL FOR EVER 1 25 74 BP WANNA SING IN MY IGLOO? RT SUEFATHER SONBY CAT!4EVA!!!U AMIN LB C’MON GET HAPPYMCDRTDZ PPDA LA ITS COFFEE JUICE! I’M NOT A BERNIETHANKS 4ALWAYSBEING THERESUE DEBDACHINGERTRY WEIGHTWATCHERS CDListening TalkingCaring Being LO TINY DANCER FORGET US-NOT ME!!! KG-Atruefrdalways remainsafrd-L MEPHAMFIELD HOCKEY 1975LEAGUE CH AMPSLADACSJR STSIJSMTCENCDRL RBK Varsity, UMadeltAll Worthwhile- NR JUNE-THANKS FOR EVERYTHING-KAREN HEYZANHEYRAP HEYZAN’SFRIEND- KEV JULI CATHY GERRY ALABI? LiFrankieValli EclairsXmasEve Mi KEVINCWEARS BABY-SHAPED KIMBIES TOBELL1 CLANYOU ARE IBAB TERNEY 12 17 75 ASlipperls ASlipperL M 30fus always; CATHY, JUL, VICKI. NANCY’’DEFINITELY’’ YOUKNOW!! UAMIN MEPHAM MOTHERS FOR EVA!!!!!!!!!!! THEBESTTO JANETSOVETHE FIVER’S!!! TERNEY THANKSFORBEINGYOU SHARING AGREATFRIENDSHIP LOVEALWAYSBAB RZ FRIENDSHIP IS OURS MISSIE GD SG“YOUKNOWWHATI MEAN?” WHOELSE-CAT VAL I REALLY THINK YOURE CUTE DAVE ya wanna make cookies. Mike could be trouble-Bess Flip-14344-love Debbie-Dimples John IMBETTINGON YOUMUCHLOVE Lisa EN toBC-PHIL- D-BONG MR. GREENBLATT THANK YOU HILARY SC,CM,JZ REMEMBERAUG! ( %andCOLT45 CLGPPP- YOU’RE-SO- CUTE-CD TOOTKIROLL ANDSIXTHPERBIO -ROLL JF TM-ThanksFor TheTimcsIn 73-SS E.G. WHERE WOULD MY EGO BE WITHOUT YOU? Linda-Do you want to go swimming?CS FD ALL MY LUV THANX K.POOPSIE HT There were only six waiters. Patti, Remember Calhounians EF MUNCHKINHOT DOGHUMMERWHEAT MAN NICK DERICO- a beautiful person MAD.TER.MARY- REMEMBER-MT. SNO ’75-LUV THE BEST 4 EVA, RO Loretta-MYDOGWASWASHED- Carin Terri-He’s a BIRD DOG L M TOM-GOING TO SYOSSET-LOVE GERI PATT L.-happiness in every day KEV Bill dont get the hat EAT IT EF BOB ED Friends forever SS 74-76 JAM-whenweather hotpeoplelaughME “Pro . . . pro . .. what’s that word” Lisa-I’Il always be sorry that we were strangers M.G. McAdams Dont forget Holloween. Hermine Ellen Best Friends 4 ever GLEN THE PICTURES ARE GREAT HOTCURL JFTM Friends are never forgotten BS Lyn.Deb.Jul, Sue.Cath.RAFT, Sue MARTY LETS PART FRIENDS LISA M. L-does it come in english?Luv VA M-Mon nite 8:00Tues notcs-Ann Liz HIS TEETH ARE NOT FILED-A HI HOCKEY LUV PUCK Hey guys have any DIRT? LR MC JF TW MARTOYOU IDEDICAT MYSIZE5WORK BOOTSHIL LR LetsSwcar EternalFriendship JF BarbJPop TheTartAll OverThc Court min-Remember me our talks bt BON-good news car is over-BARB Happiness is partying with Lisa love Kevin AllisonlsTops LimmerlsTHE Coach Mr.Cheng YouCouldn't FireA Rifle ButWho CaresWeLost Anyway....... To Dor YES! Love EC and MD LIB all the Kennedy boys loveE KEV SHOOTING CURLS FROM THE INSIDE OUT HANG TEN PETE debb is it really a toupee? hil glen physics track library were memorableTakeA PhotoHangA TackJoeO RUDI-EEE-EEESS 3 + MATHWERE GREATJoe PATTI DID HE CALL? DON’T KNOW I LEFT THE PHONE OFF THE HOOK!! DEN, member bowling everynight GL MAR-AndDebI GiveYouAfro Pimple-ROB Chuck-Hory Toredo! Luigi Luigi-is you him?- Chuck lisa for being you thanks we’ll be friends forever love gina LOVE IS A JOURNEY NOT A DESTINAT Lau, lets BOOGIE love lisa Ro, POLICE SCRAM!!! Love Lis MANDINGO, MIGUEL, JORGE, EDDIE, YO LILATLEASTVVEKNOWFOOTBALLNOWCAT GEORGE, I'LL LUV YOU ALWAYS,SUE StephDebNom3BeautifulPeopleLAR GO HOME AND GO ON A DIET!!!! NRThanks4somuchsincelstgradeJF LF LR STOOGES--I LOVE U NANCY P. LIS GOODFRIENDSLAST LONGLUVU BARB LR YOGA, VODKA GUYS--HEA VENHMJF JOSH GEORGE KEEP PUSHING THE STEEL--STEVE LJM YOU'RE NOTASGREATASYOUTHINK WAS GLEN MURPHY there?LoveNancy LR, LF NP, FRIENDSALWAYSLOVE.JF Stink StanKeepPushing300George LR LF ITS ALMOST 11 YEARS!NANCY Cathy Joyce Hows Helen Paul LINDA RialcantSTAND youLoveJoeFriends RO.JUSTTHINK'THESEAREARESUPPOSEDTOBE THEBESTYEARSOFYOURLIFE!TER T- - RememberTheGoodOleDays LU VYABA RB CS, I Didn't Know You Smoke!!!!! GERI BARBAREYOUREALLYTWOPEOPLE? TO MK WITH MUCH LOVE JE LF MemberthePromiselLoveSheepGC LAU MYFRIENDMYNEEDSANSWERED LISA BSPRSWPS--AREYOUON--DYNOMINTS7BT IF it WASN’T MEANT FOR YOU WHY DID IT BOTHER YOU R.P. CALIFORNIA HERE WE COME! DD PP RO, LIFE IS MEANT TO BE SHARED--AND YOU'RE AN EXPERT DOING THAT TER BS HOW'BOUT SOME PICKLES MILK NP Don Hoff man--You'reANaturalFonzy W. Wilson- -When'tThisClambake over?3rd per. Anthro DearEx--Coord, InvertAndMultiply!Then Fakelt. Love, Coord DonH--Don't ThrowTooManyPies--LAR KevinCronin--OUHBTNVU--Love, Cheryl GC--ILoveYouMo reTh an Yesterday--LF Tom Jack--pushing car 4AM BS+GD LB HALLELUJAHH CAN RECONSTRUCT MY NOTES! R. T.,BESHETDUETO BARBARA WHAT IS A NURD???JODIE DEBSUE--WhereDoUWantToGoForLunchFri?SS MK SG--CAS WAS FUN SIGN ME IN--B.T. I'll break your face. How? Spiffy! H.B. CRONIN, LOVE FROM ME (S.B.) FRANK D. and RO M. Lara--For thousands of perfect characters, we thank you. It's 5:02! It's 5:02! Aim--Wanna be a folk singing team--Room 140--Overnight 1974 Rhonda--Why are you laughing? Carin OM--You took the one less traveled by it has made all the difference--D Arl--Remember the Holiday Inn--Carin Ev--You stay 17 and I'll call you when I'm 75. A+L--What'sTheAreaCodeFor.. ?L+M TM, BS- -2ofthebest iFriendsalways - -JF Jack, Tom Taxi home from Grape? Lau--To my special, beautiful friend--K P--CampduckRInobairfriendsfor7--BS IF PENNY EDDEN MARRIED DON NICKLE, WHO IS A QUARTER BACK, THEY KEPT THEIR MONEY AT THE DIMES SAVINGS BANK--DEBD. DEES? OR DENTS? E.C. --ThanksForSomeNiceTimes--S. S. Jodie--Don'tFlingThe IceCream !LAR Lin, deserted by a pink towel!!!Lor OMI--WHAT A BODY ON THAT BOY! AMY KEVIN CRONIN, REMEMBERING WHEN... (GIGGLE)LOVE ALWAYS, C.A.R.D. BUTCH GILLIAN HIGH BEATLES 75 SS--Remembergoodtimesweshared--JF FRIENDS FOREVER--R.B. A.S. L.W. A.S. DearLarry--We are each other as we are ourselves--Love Jeannette DearMagicMr. Mush, StayTubedlLove, PoisonlvyAndPoeticLicense. SD--I'm VIRGO the VIRGIN!! TO RO--RO--TO FRIENDSHIP, YOU'RE GREAT, K GD--Forever your friend--LS JACK--WANT TO GO TO A GREAT WRESTLING MATCH IN EAST MEADOW TUES OR FRI? UNCLE WILLIE LOOKS PARCHED OHM--Want to go to the prom with me? For Debs--We love you Love OMI STEPH Long live the planting field people. Deb Lynn--remember good times--Steph Patti and Steph--9th grade cutters. OMI, DEB.STEPH Best-friends Steph--From toddlers to teens and always--Deb RACEWAY, SEPT. 8, 1975--Debbie Evan TAKE THOSE GRUNGIES, PLEASE!!!! The Fantastic 4--Sha, David, Di, Eel. JF--KR is Fairfield--CS T--Partners Always--Watch your feet--C Barbara--Wild Ducks are cute--lub ya PR Arlene--My name is Leon--Carin GE--Your the best!--DA Lauren, I'll miss you--Glen Diane--Thanks for being patient Peg Marie; English will not be the same, Ted MG,TM,HT, it was fun! GE MARCH 11, 1976--2:51 P. M.--THE END 1% One final word . . . Although our years at Mepham have come to a close, they will continue to live on in the form of memories. In our minds, we are able to recapture the moments that have made up our years spent at this school; each of us has the power to create whatever we want from these memories. In doing this we will see that it is the small things we have done and the people we have shared our time with that make our school unique. It is this book’s purpose to keep alive these memories for many years to come and to reassure us that TREASURE CHEST ’76 was not just another high school yearbook nor was this year at Mepham just another year. Index Administration .... p. 162, 163 Just Another Day. . . p. 94-103 Advertisements.... p.186-189 Key Club p. 50, 51, 57 p. 174 Language Leo Club Audio Visual p.47, 56 Library Corp Badminton Math p.170, 171 Math Club p.53, 57 Band p.30‘, 31 Music p.174, 175 Basketball, boys. . . . p.78, 79, 92 National Honor Society. p. 59 Basketball, J. V. . . . One Final Word. . . . Basketball, girls. . . . p. 86, 87, 93 Operation Goodwill. . . p. 36, 37 Board of Education. . . Patrons p. 190, 191 Boosters p. 192-196 People p. 104-183 Bowling, boys Pep Club Bowling, girls p. 82, 83, 93 Physical Education. . . p. 178, 179 Buccaneer Pirettes Business p. 176, 177 Pop Concert p.34, 35 Cheerleaders p.74, 75, 90 Prom Committee. . . . Cheerleaders, J. V. . . Regents Scholarship. . p. 58 Choir p.32, 33 Rifle Class of '76 School Store Community as School. . Science Computer Club p.52, 60 Science Club Contents Senior Activities. . . . Cross-Country p. 76, 77, 91 Senior Class Officers. Debate p. 58 Senior Sales DECA Sing A Song of Seniors. Dedication p.22, 23 Skull and Bones. . . . Driver Education. . . . p. 180 SLAM English Soccer Field Hockey Soccer, J. V Field Hockey, J. V. . . Social Studies Football Spanish Club Football, J. V Special Education. . . French Club Special Services. . . . Future Medical Club. . Student Life Future Teachers. . . Tennis General Assembly. . . p. 38, 39, 55 Thank You German Club Track, boys Getting Involved. . . . Track, girls Girls Service Club. . . Treasure Chest Staff. . . . . p. 40, 41, 60, 189 Guidance Twirlers Health Underclass Home Economics. . . . p. 178 Volleyball Industrial Arts Volleyball, J. V. ... Interact Wrestling Italian Club 198 199 ' ■ -L-. - just another high school, just another year . . . • •