Mercy High School - Monarch Yearbook (Riverhead, NY)
- Class of 1987
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RiVfRHtAD, N,Y THE MUSICAL SCORE OF MEMORIES OUR MUSICAL OVERTURE THE SENIOR SYMPHONY KEYBOARDS AND STAFFS A CONCERT OF UNDERCLASSMEN THE CADENCE OF CLUBS SPORT CHORDS OUR CLOSING SONATA WELCOME AND TUNE INTO ’87 3 HELLO There is no such thing as a self cleaning oven. Buy an alarm clock that works. CARS NEED NOT ONLY GASOLINE but ' 3 of your annual wage. EAT GOOD MEALS. GREASY burgers take their toll. Face up to it, you must dust A $15.00 haircut hardly ever lasts as long as a $5.00 haircut It's not the down payments that kill you but the rate of interest. They aren't kidding when they say “Wash whites separately. REAL WORLD Five years after graduating from High School everyone becomes a varsity letterman. Buy good stuff. It lasts longer. THAT WAS THEN ... THIS IS NOW 9 10 1 12 13 14 15 Oo Otrs c p [£r JT zf t- £ o' e5 16 saJ 4- Stacy Abrams Glenn Auletta Laurie Barczak I would not leave you in times of trouble. We never could have come this far. I took the good times I'll take the bad times. I'll take you just the way you are Kathleen Anderson Mark Bozuhoski Jerome Brennan Ann-Margaret Brown Baron Brown Victoria Brown Kim Bruszewski Lisa Bucking William Callas Patricia Conway Tom Carver Jerry Coogan John Czulada Thomas Costello Jim Davi Erik Dobrie John Devito 19 Ann Marie Drew David Driscoll Who said that every wish would be heard and answered on the morning star? Somebody thought of that and someone believed it; and look what it's done so far! John Dunleavy Robert Egan Lee Ellwood If the sun refused to shine, I'd still be loving you. If mountains crumble to the sea there would still be you and me. Barbara Marie Gabriele John Gang Francme Graham Through the years we never had a doubt we'd always work things out. The sweetest days I've had I've found with you Victor Guyer Jessica Haagen Nancy Hahn Essya Hanachi •’Climb every mountain, Forde every stream, Follow every rainbow, Till you find your dream!'' Michael Hanratty 21 Sally Haupt Mike Hoffmeister Tammy Heinz Deirdre Higgins William Holborow Carrie Ann Hopler Paul Jurgielewicz What's so amazing that keeps us stargazing, And what do we think we might see? Someday you'll find it The Rainbow Connection The lovers, the dreamers, and me! Sometimes it's so easy to let a day slip on by, without even seeing each other at all. But this is the time you'll turn back to and so will I, And these will be the days you can never recall.'' Rita Karlin Debbie Kneski Carrie Kramer Giovanna La Fata Kristine Larsen Patrick LePre Chris Lesiewicz 23 Keep smiling, keep shining knowing you can always count on me — For sure that's what friends are for.” Christine Lingen Peter Loesch Caryn Lowe Jennifer Lynch Ed Loper Friends are keepsakes so precious and rare keepsakes to cherish and handle with care. Richard Malerba Michael Mannix Marisa Marano Use what talents you possess: The woods would be very silent if no bird sang there except those that sang best Michelle McBurnie Megan McDowell 25 Diane Menting They say that these are not the best of times But they're the only times I've ever known! Jeanne Montgomery William Moran Jim Messina If I could save time in a bottle The first thing that I'd like to do Is to save every day as eternity passes And wait, just to spend them with you .. Timothy Murphy Stephen Napoli Montai Noochoochai James Pirraglia Christine Nelsen Catherine Nolan Margaret O'Connell Suzanne Pastore Don't be dismayed at goodbyes A farewell is necessary before meeting again And meeting again is certain for those who are friends. Clare Powers I bet we've been together For a million years And I'll bet we ll be together for a million more.. Laura Powers Maureen Roberts Kelly Quinn Honesty is such a lonely word Everyone is so untrue Honesty is hardly ever heard But mostly what I need from you. Denise Runco Kathleen Schmidt Lucie Safonov Time passes slowly when you’re lost in a dream. Linda Schmieder Vicki Rutyna Raymond Schnell Maryalyce Seeley Hiiaka Sanatore Peter Scavuzzo “Sometimes it happens too fast you trade your passion for glory. Don't lose your grip on the dreams of the past. You must fight just to keep them alive. Shilpi Sinha Chris Sisino Richard Slattery Kathleen Tuthill Lisa Stile Traci Twomey Tracey Ann Tiska Maureen Villa Monica Vitale Jennifer Vigliotta Thomas Vogt There's much to be gained True choices to make . . God, show me the path, Just the right one to take. Eileen Vollrath John Wikander Melissa Willmott Sean White “Those were the days my friend We’d thought they'd never end We'd sing and dance forever and a day. We'd live the life we choose, We'd Fight and never lose, For we were young and sure to have our way . Christina Yatauro Richard P. Yeager THE CLASS OF 1987 Dedicated To... IVI any times in life we come to obstacles that must be overcome and events which affect us forever. The Class of ’87 has experienced such an event; the death of our classmate, Judy Holohan. Although she was with us only one short year, Judy touched the lives of many. She was warm and friendly; the kind of person that is not easily forgotten. This yearbook of the Class of ’87 is dedicated to Judy, a friend we will always remember. Maureen Villa Freshman year — We’re scared and new. “I can’t find my homeroom What do I do?!?” We stared at and followed The crowd that was ahead. God help me! He’s a senior! — I wish I were dead!” Sophomore year — We’ve a year under our belt. We laugh at the freshmen; Yeah, that’s how felt!” We’re a little more confident; And we know not to say, Which room is Biology? I can't find my way! Junior year — We're big shots and snobs. One year left! We brag — Only to cover the sobs. But we can't be sentimental; We’ve got to be strong. There’s a whole year ahead! But it doesn't last long. Senior year — The end of the line. We look through colleges; Will I find mine?” The year has flown by. How quickly it ends! Now all we have left Are goodbyes, my friends ... m I he administration serves as the conductor of all functions within the school. The everyday beat and pattern of activity is regulated by Mercy's teachers, counselors and educational professionals. The harmony of staff members resounds on the Keyboard of the school 33 I’D LIKE TO TEACH WORLD... TO LEAD SISTER ELAINE 35 TO ACCEPT A CHALLENGE SISTER MARY THOMASINA MARGARET WEBER SISTER DOROTHY SAGONA SISTER JOAN LEAVEY TO BE GENEROUS WITH YOUR TIME HUMBLE TO BE THOMAS AHERN SISTER BARBARA ELIZABETH BARRY SANDRA BERTOLOTTI LAURA CALIGIURI GRETCHEN BELLOWS SISTER MARY CLANCY GLEN DAVIS LEO DIACHUN TO BE SINCERE SISTER MARY DONALD MICHAEL DORMAN BE CAROLE GONZALEZ OPENED TO NEW IDEAS EILEEN GROVER 42 KAREN HANNON SISTER MARIE IMMACULATA TO SPEAK WELL OF ALL MANKIND SISTER SHARON KELLY CLARE LOGAN SISTER MARGARET CLACHERTY SISTER MARY MARGRETTA LISA MARTIN TO DEVELOP SISTER MONA MUTUAL TRUST SISTER PHILIPPA KAREN MICKALIGER PAUL SISSON SISTER DOROTHY TIGHE TO CHERISH OUR COLEEN WIWCZAR INGRID ZEMAN TO SHOW SIGNS OF SISTER MAURA COSTELLO HOPE SISTER MARY MOLLOY SISTER LAURA ALGIERE MICHAEL BRUNI CHARLENE MARCUM PAT ALHEIDT KIM LAMPASONA VALERIE KOHR TO LEARN FORGIVENESS ROSE COSTANZA ✓ HARMONY CHRISTINE SOMMA JEAN SHEFFIELD VIRGINIA SIMONE DENISE YEZIERSKI SUSAN ZEIDLER V an you hear the beat? A hundred different drums play while underclassmen seek to find the correct tempo for themselves There's a ragtime count for freshmen, electronic chords for sophomores and a jazz session being conducted by the Juniors. Believe it or not there is an appealing charm to the notes produced in this composition of underclassmen. There is a lingering melody while the classes move on with their search for the right drum beat of life. 49 u _ P®ter Berna902zi Mrs Gabriel. Ronald Bozuhoski, Sandra Beck, Christopher Benedict. Laurie Calvo John Caberto. Danielle Ambrose. Shawn Bannon, William Bodkin, Lora Blank, Scott Bugdin, Deborah Callas Louis Barrale Christine Burger, Joseph Capalbi, Rachel Anderson, David Barczak, Steven Bruno. Missing: Christina Buono 11b 11B — Top Row: Daniel Gilmartin, Peter Corrolla, Vincent Franzik. Row 2: Elizabeth D Arquea Rosalie Gambino, Shannon Coleman, Alyssa Chaize, Lisa Esposito, Elizabeth Creighton, John Doboe Row 3. Richard Collocoia. Christopher Chaves Kristopher Fetcher, Ivory Dixon, Christopher Conley, Sr. Laura. Row 4: Serena Gagliotti. Ellen Flynn, Alicia Gilmartin. Bonnie Cunningham, Bernadette Drew, Dawn Edwards, Mrs. Barry. 11c 52 11C — Tracey Jarzombek, Kristen Hallock, Antonio LaGrenade, Carlos Hernandez, Tina Licata, Kim Lewkovich, Edward Hughes, Nancy Halpin, Tom Halek, Patrick Higgins, Christina Kirol, Stacey Huggins. Anna LaFata, Liz Hulse Joseph Hart mann, Katie Keneally, Mr. Vonah. 11D — Row 1 Danielle Marchial, Lorraine Murray. Row 2: John Meyhoefer, Margaret McGuire Genevieve Minei, James Lovett. Row 3: J. Enda Nolan, Megan Mahoney, Maureen Mato, Janice Markolf Row 4 Richard Nilsen, Lisa Maddelena, ara Mason, Mary Mezynieski, Paul Mooney, Mr. Sisson. Missing: Iris Oscher, Kristina O Neill. lid n 11E - Back Row Thomas Rodriguez. Robert Sarrantomo. Peter Scholl, William Seeger. Eric Rupprecht, Thomas Rushforth, Ralph Ruffo, Joseph Segarra, Sr Margretta Row Around Piano: Denise Pasciuta, Dawn Neustadt Teresa Schwanke Kristin Planz, Dawn Marie Pastore, Louise Paglia, Shawna Pratt, Rita Peterson, Jennifer Rozmus, Mary Ryan Kim Reynolds' Darlene Pitti, Robert Sadowski, On the Bench : Jennifer Scharf, Mary Powers 54 11F - Seated Debbie Spangler. Meghan Pace. Sally Stelzer. Tracie Stroud. Lisa Trotz, Tracey Tvelia Cheryl Sheehan. Tara Tullis. Middle Row: Teresa Winter. Anne Marie Steffan. David Spina. Laura Stevenson. Kara Wollmer Top Row victoria Verlezza. Denise Woytowitz. Rebecca Young. Dawnmarie Smith. Kathleen Stephens. Sr Dorothy Tighe. Paul Strebel. Scott Smith. Ed Vinski. Richard Witzke. 56 10A — Michael Colavecchio, Keith Borgstede, John Auletta, David Bujnicki. Scott Bransfield, Michael Bozuhoski, Russell Amundsen, Christopher Brenner. John Batt, John Clements, Jennifer Berry, Lisa Braun, Lisa Brett, Lynne Borneman, Catherine Babcock, Richard Benderoth, Donald Auletta, Pauline Amores. Steven Cheeseman, Dawn Bollerman, Jennifer An- tonucci. Suzanne Caucro, Jennifer Anckner, Sr. Mary Clancy. 10B — Row 1: Jason Hamshar, Daniel Donnelly, Steven Gandolfo, Steven Coletto, David Coppola. Pamela Duggan. Michelle Flannery. Michelle Giordano, Lori Franzik. Row 2: Sr. Donald. Amanda Goodrich. Kathleen Foley. Laurie Hannon. Lawrence Ekert, Stephen Ellwood, Kelly Hamilton, Mayra Cotto-Rivera, Priscilla Egan. Jamie Czulada. Kathleen Griffin. Gloriane Giovannelli, Amanda Costello. I IOC — Top Row: Christos Kanovos, Russell Kellar, Linda Isbell, Linda Jackson, Jessica Lynch, Jennifer Kiselyak Bottom Row Miss Gonzalez, Scott Hetzel, William Libertoff, Jason Kreitner, Gerard Kosiczky, Claire Heil, Jennifer Mannix, Gregory lovine, Molly Kaser, Joanne Herdman, Nicole Lambert 10D — Top Row: Edward O'Donnell, Daniel Meltzler, Mr. Diachun Row 2: James Pasciutta, Michael Mooney, Dana Piaz- za Row 3: Delia Powers, Ciara Nolan, Timothy Sadowski. Row 4: Brian Norden. Anthony Pirraglia, Maria Salvaggio, Renee Pitti, Alison Mueller, Virgma Pray, Susan Morano. Laura Montgomery, Stacie Polecki. 61 10E — Top Row: Maureen Velez. Kelly Seeley. Melisa Shannon. Kerrie Tobin, Juliann Santilli. Thomas Wikander. Stephanie Talmadge, Dawn Talmadge. Lisa Ward. Tracy Trainor, Sandra Yoraschek. Frances Terry. Mrs. Cuyar. Bot- tom Row. Steven Velji, Dell Truax. William Snyder. Timothy Wittreich, Brian Vaughan. 9A — Row 1: Keith Blodorn. Frankie Caramanica. Jason Barrett. Janet Cotto-Rivera. Nicole DeRosa. Row 2: Joseph Biamonte, Christopher Corwin, Kevin Benedict. Tory DeLuise, Edna Liliana Contreras. Kim Beresford. Nicole Bruno. Natalie Byrnes, Stacey Dellomo. Row 3: Louis Anselmo, Joseph Coluc- ci. Gregory Cook, Gregory Bucking, Laurie-Anne Arbia, Gretchen Costello, Sr. Philippa, Mrs. J. Culhane. Row 4: William Anckner, John Clifton, Frank Davi, Bryan Berry, Erin Colburn. Tom Castro, Laura Caraftis, Jennifer Birtwhistle, Kristen Cane, Cheryl-Ann Court. 9C — Row 1: Jennifer Manduca, Katie LePre. Renee Karlin, Carmela Lanni, Veronica Kime, Tara McCabe, Suzanne Meers, Ann La Grenade, Liana Maciorski, Kerry Marion Row 2: Mrs. V. Kohr, Ryan McAllister, James Kropp, Kevin Irwin, Daniel Monaco, Scott Irwin, John Lonigro. Kevin Lynch, Eric Lewkovich, John Merenda, Yvette LoBue, Elizabeth Janas, Andre Morin, Denise King, Joseph Kolb, Gregory Jacques, Anthony Lepore, Mark Klabo, Sr. Margaret. 9B — Row 1: Jennifer Donoghue, Susan Ellwood, Margaret Higgins, Marie Fossa, Denise Inter- donati, Nancy Hatch, Marcellma Giordano, Mary Harte, Maureen Heil, Holly Genovese. Debra Goodwin, Deirdre Doulos. Row 2: Amina Hanachi, Tia Fuoco, Paul Huggins, George Hresko, Thomas Higgins, Christopher DiPetta, Mrs. Bertolotti, Romila Hamechand. 9D — Top Row: Sr. Mona, Alan Morin, Kenneth Quimby, Richard Petrusik, John O’Brien. Middle Row: Lisa Peng, Neil Murtha, Marc Passarella, Erin Riley, Heather Olsen, Eric Nelsen, Eileen Mur- phy. Bottom Row. Lisa Riley, Sharon Nelsen, Laura Musorofiti, Maria Pagano, Saundra Pisarchuk, Shari Perkins. 9E — Top Row: Rose Castanzo, Sr. Sharon, Jennifer Scheitel, Kristina Sutton. Melissa Wrigley, Steven White, Edward Volz, Thomas Spina, Mark Rupprecht. Torri Strickland, Kathy Vanek. Michelle Valeev, Michael Gibson Middle Row: Virginia Russo. Elizabeth Wallace, Christine Sheehan, Sophia Savino. Phyllis Zanghi, Kristen Rozmus, Ann Wheeler, Jonathan Sadowski. Bottom Row: Maritza Santiago, Bar- bara Thelen, Darla Stachecki, Danielle Swotkewicz, Elizabeth Savino, Thomas Wharton, Colleen Stevenson, Jennifer Smith, Steven Sarrantonio, Christopher Trotz, Arthur Schloerb, Edwin Schultheis. I W lercy's activities often tone the mood and raise the school spirit a pitch or two These activities work in harmony with each other to produce a positive effect ON [ DRIVE 'RUN Standing Kaylean Keneally, Laura Stevenson, John Auletta, Brian Norden, Kathleen Griffin, Maureen Villa. Alyssa Chaize, Essya Hanachi, Mrs. Fellingham, David Barczak, John Czulada, Lee Ellwood, Ray Schnell, Joseph Macedonio, Bill Callas Seated: Kelly Seeley, Delia Powers, Chris Nelsen (Treas ), Maryalyce Sealey (V.P ). Mike Mannix (Pres ), Mary Powers (Sec ), Jennifer Rozmus Kneeling: Jessica Lynch, Jaime Czulada, Shari Perkins, Erin Coleburn, Kris Rozmus, Veronica Kime, Jennifer Donahue, Nancy Halpin. rnmnzn First Row Kristan Hallok, Allison Mueller, Brian Berry, Billy Ancker, Maureen Mato, Megan McDowell. Second Row Kristan Planz. Daniel Ambrose, D Callas, Lisa Bucking. Barbara Gabrielle, D. Runco, S Cheeseman, D Fretis. Tracy Tramor, S. Pratt. Rita Peterson. Third Row: B Drew, T Jarzombek, C. Sheehan, D. Higgins. E Hanachi, D. Avens, K. Foley. B Uebtroff. L Jackson, B. Thelan, V Russo. K Hamilton. K Marion. Fourth Row C Corwin. K. Ryan. L. Paglia, E. Bernagozzi, L Mastropietro, L. D'Arque K Schmidt, L Arabia, K Bereford, Christine Sheehan, K. Vanek, Mrs Martinez. Fifth Row: T. Rodriguez. B Bodkin, J. Segarra. S Bruno. P Higgens, D. Gilmartin. S Coleman, D Marichel, N Hahn. K. Bruszewski, B Brown. J. Pirraglia, P Loesch. ■ UIC J J k 1 •; 1st Row: Ciara Nolan. Kristen Planz. Tracey Jarzombek, , Bill Libertoff, Laura Powers, Kathy Anderson, Maryalyce Seeley, Jeanne Montgomery, Maureen Mato 2nd Row: Danielle Ambrose, Terry Schwanke, Christine Burger, Ellen Flynn. Steve Cheeseman, Meghan Pace, Louise Mastropietro, Kathy Schmidt, Danny Zabrowski, Meg McDowell 3rd Row Melissa Shannon, Lisa Brown, Louisa Paglia. Katie Ryan, Lisa Ward, Linda Schmeider, Kim Bruszewski Nancy Hahn Marie Ryan, Cheryl Sheehan. Dan Zebrowski. Ill 1,1 JJIJJ.lUlkTJJB Mayra Cotto-Rivera, Janet Cotto-Rivera, Yvette LoBue, Maritza Santiago. Nicole DeRosa 1st Row: Alicia Gilmartm 2nd Row: Kerry Marrion. Elizabeth Wallace. Amanda Goodrich. Stacey Gutman. Linda Jackson. Laurie Arbia, Holly Genovese. Janet Cotto-Rivera. Maritza Santiago 3rd Row: Chris Soma. Rose Costanzo. Nicole DeRosa. S Maura Costello. Tommy Rodriguez. John Romano. Tracy Trainor, Barbara Thelen, Gregory Jacques. Rachael Anderson, Jonathan Sadowski, Katie Ryan. Nicole Bruno. Anna Lagrinool. Maria Pagano 4th Row: Jean Sheffield. Judy gg Corcoran-Culhane, Liliane Contreros, Evalise Nelson. Yvette LoBue. Richard Yeager, Steven Bruno. Kelly Hamilton. LfJJU.VT.VJ 1st Row L Schmeider, J. Montgomery, T Tiska, K Anderson, M. Seeley. L. Bucking, S Pastore. H Sanatore 2nd Row D Runco, D. Avens. M. Willmott. P. Jurgielewicz, M Villa, F Graham. 3rd Row B. Moran. E Hanachi, S Sinha, C Hopler. L Safanov, S. Napoli. J. Lynch, L Mastropietro, M Marano. L Powers, E Loper 70 1st Row Barbara Gabriele. Lisa Bucking. Megan McDowell. Carrie Kramer. Jennifer Vigliotta. Deidre Higgins. Sue Pastore 2nd Row: Tracey Tiska. Denise Runco. Essya Hanachi. Kimberly Wawryk. Carrie Hopler. Traci Twomey. Maureen Villa, Maureen Roberts. Giovanna LaFata 3rd Row Maryalyce Seeley. Ellen Bernagozzi. Laurie Bare- zak. Shilpi Smha. Daniel Zebrowski. Kristine Larsen. Francme Graham. Kathleen Tuthill, Jennifer Lynch. Karen Zivin. Victoria Brown 4th Row Glenn Auletta. Sr. Philip- pa. Robert Egan. John Wikander. Raymond Schnell. Sr Elaine. Lee Elwood OFFICERS — E. Hanachi. Denise Runco. Kim Warwryk Back Row Mrs. Zeman, Stephanie Talmadge, Ken Quimby Middle Row: John Roman, Rachel Anderson, Gabriel Car- mody. Miss Lampason, Sr. Mona. Front Row Lora Blank, Stacie Dellamo. Jonathan Sadowski. Miss Wiwczar. C Sheehan, M Roberts, L. Barczak. A M Brown, S Pastore, G LaFata. L Mastropietro, J Vigliotta, K Tuthill, M Villa, C Buono. D Ambrose, M Pace. M Ryan, E Bernagozzi. M Seeley. K Anderson, C. Lowe. C. Nelson. D Runco. L Bucking. T. Jarzombek, D Marchiel. Miss Hannon Bill Bodkin. Ed. Vinski. Mr Diachun, Ed Hughes. Bill Liebertoff Standing: Danielle Ambrose. Cheryl Sheehan. John Wikander. Lisa Bucking. Glenn Auletta, Maureen Villa. Ellen Flynn. Mayra Pace. Deidre Higgins. Mr Sisson Kneeling: Maureen Mato. Tracey Jarzombek NEWSPAPER STAFF ’86-’87 We would like to introduce you to our hard-working editors and staff members of Mercy Highlights. This year we are pleased to comment that they are a par- ticularly dedicated group; they like to write and for the most part are very dependable. These students will be very happy to receive your inquiries, comments and “news to be considered for publication. Your support of the Newspaper helps them to do a great job! m arc A Letter from the Editor Press Box Standing Sr Mona, Lisa Maddelena, Rita Peterson. Shilpi Smha. Lora Blank. Tina Licata, Katie Ryan, Christine Burger. Ellen Flynn, Laura Arbia. Chris Corwin, Deron Freatis, Brian Berry, Meghan Pace Seated Lucy Safonov, Krista Wald. Tammy Heinz, Hnaka Sanatore. Melissa Willmott, Victoria Rutyna, Linda Johnson, Darla Stachecki. Not too many are aware of the fact that from the very first year of Mercy High School there has beer a school publication This dates back to 1956 wher Mercy began with forty students Sr M Liguori. IN first Moderator, supervised the staff in the produc tion of a mimeographed edition of the paper Begin nmg with the next issue, we will be including a smal column A MOMENT FROM THE PAST, and this wil feature some of Mercy's great history gleaned fronr one of the past issues Thirty years is a long time, and while our pape has gone through some significant changes sometimes determined by economics, we look for ward to a good 30th edition with this issue Oui staff of reporters are showing great energy ir gathering some of the highlights of Mercy's new school year With the next issue we will publish the Staff Box listing those students who take part in the production of the paper We will not include the names of anyone who has fallen by the wayside after their first fervor Top Peter Loesch. Kris Fechter, Bill Bodkin, Rob Sarantomo, Kristina Sutton Middle Sandy Beck. Dawn Edwards, Marie Ryan. Debbie Callas, Katie Ryan. Kristin Hallock. Laurie Arbia, Tracie Trainor. Bottom Denise Runco, Marie Fossa, Mary Harte. Meghan Pace, Linda Jackson, Lisa Salvaggio. Rachael Anderson 75 VLI.f 76 THE TURNING TRADITION Congratulations you have earned the right to wear your official class ring . . and join your fellow classmates in the age-old tradition of turning and lock- ing your class ring The turning tradition means turning your ring once to the left for each year of your class year date That important last turn is reserved for someone special and they turn your ring to the right to LOCK it. Have fun ... be a part of The Turning Tradition . . . you'll never forget it!! Happiness is a ring around your finger 80 Best friends 82 Crowd Control Hard at work — as usual 83 HOMECOMING THE VICTORY FESTIVITIES THE CELEBRATION Put one foot in front of the other.. “Nice legs! 85 Isn't it delicious? WORLD FOOD DAY CHRISTMAS TIME LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW 88 Tired guys? Ouija board anyone? LET IT SNOW Good day on the slopes? Suzie Chapsticks! G 0 R E M 0 U N T A I N 89 90 Our wonderful pep rally announcers Nice legs Is sociology going to your head? You don't have to scream! .a -i • KmjJ. 91 Tracey and Joe Jeanne and Joe Doreen and Arthur Denise and Chris Kelly and Ends Peter and Debbie Vicki and Mike Heather and Paul Jenn and Jack Deidre and Greg Michelle and Erik Rich and Allison Kathy and Tom Maryalyce and Ray Margaret and James Kim and Timmy Christine and Chuck Essya and Sean Kathy and Ken Kris and Larry Ann Margaret and Alan Mike and Kim TENDER LOVE MERCY HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR PROM MAY 8,1986 Mike and Janice Baron and Kim Chris and Robin Pat and John Kelly and Steven Tammy and Jean John and Sally Louise and Bill Debbie and Jerry Tom and Tara Lisa and Jimmy Sue and Lee Laura and Joey Linda and Sal Dave and April Dayna and Mark Krista and Rick Kim and Danny Vicki and Scott Jennifer and Brian Becky and Eric The Court: King and Queen — Laura and Joey First runners- up: Debbie and Jerry Second runners-up Lauri and Rob. Third runners-up: Maryalyce and John Ellen and Rudy Monica and Ed Jackie and John Mansa and John Bill and Lorraine Chrissy and Al Sue and Paul Eric and Mary Laurie and Rob Last spring, the junior girls went to St. Gabriele’s Retreat House for three days. This retreat was a special time for the girls to get closer to God, themselves, and their friends. With tears and smiles, these girls learned about “The Greatest Love of All. Time out on the beach. Father Bill at work. BOY’S RETREAT Are we there yet! Last year’s Junior boys also had a three- day retreat at St. Gabriele's. This retreat strengthened the bonds of friendship that had been growing over the past few years. This provided them with a lasting memory of friendship. 95 The smile that steals hearts SOCIOLOGY FIELD TRIP 96 c ports strike an important chord in life at Mercy. These activities are not only forms of recreation, entertainment and competition, but they also unite the students This harmony creates a rhythm which enables students to develop closer relationships with one another The 1986 Mercy Monarch Football teams had a victorious season. Coached by Carl Johnson, Glenn Davis and Tony Antonucci, the varsity players had a balance attack of defense and offense that led them to capture the league VII title. Congratulations to all that took part — players, fans, and coaches — for striving for the ultimate ana making it to the conference semi-finals. Leading the varsity team were Captains Chris Lesiewicz and Mike Rudolf. The following seniors were awarded these honors: All Count] : Chris Lesiewicz, Sean White and Mike Rudolf; All League: Rob Egan, Bill Holborow, and Eric A. Shivers; Honorable Mention: Ray Schnell, Joe Macedonio, Glenn Auletta, and Richard Yeager. This season's J.V. team shows great promise with their spirited play of 1986. It looks as if this team will be able to provide the varsity with outstanding players for the '87 season. 98 The Senior Squad V3 ■ y.i t i i -a?i 11 aiiiMaaaaamaiu Back Row: Coach Johnson, Raymond Schnell, Jim Lovett, Dave Bujnicki, Daniel Zebrowski, Scott Bugdin, Larry Ekert. Chris Lesiewicz, Richard Yeager, Robert Egan, Michael Rudolph, Sean White, Shawn Bannon. Richard Witzke, Greg lovine, Coach Davis. Middle Row: Bill Holborow, Tom Rushforth, Ed Vinski, Bon Bozuhoski, Eric Rupprecht, Glenn Auletta, Paul Mooney, Chris Conley, Lee Ellwood, Tom Costello Bottom Row. J. Enda Nolan. Rus Kellar, Brian Nordern, Scott Bransfield, Eric Shivers, Anthony Pirraglia, Michael Hanratty, Joseph Macedonio. Coach Antonucci. Back Row. Left: Coach, R Mato, Eric Lewkovich, John Meranda. Richard Petrusik, Danny Metzler, Keith Borgstede. George Hresko, Paul Huggins, Steven White, Paul Deveraux, Coach Schyler Van Kurin. Middle Thomas Spina, Mark Rupprecht, Eddie Valz, Greg Cook. Tom Higgins, Greg Jacques. Michael Bozuhoski, Andre Morin Bottom Row Kevin Lynch, William Snyder, William Fannon. Mark Klabo, Donald Auletta, Steven Velgi, John Auletta, James Kropp Not Pictured: Coach John Auletta. 100 101 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL — Left. Bottom Carrie Kramer. Kelly Quinn. Kathy Anderson. Maryalyce Seeley. Iris Oscher. Jeanne Montgomery. Liz Darquea. Stacey Huggins. Laura Powers. Daniele Marchiel. Louise Mastropietro. Rachael Anderson. Alyssa Chaize. Shannon Coleman. Katie Keneally. Maureen Mato. La iri Barczak. Hiiaka Sanatore and Tracie Stroud. SENIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Bottom Row. Left to Right Maryalyce Seeley. Kelly Quinn, Kathy Anderson. Jeanne Montgomery Center Row Louise Mastropietro. Laura Powers. Hiiaka Sanatore Top Row Carrie Kramer. Laurie Barczak We can dance, too Standing: Miss Hannon, L, Hannon, M. Heil, K. Rozmus, C. Heil, K. Tuthill. Kneeling: R. Karlin, J. Czulada J Rozmus N Hatch, J. Vigliotta 104 CROSS COUNTRY TRACK 105 GIRLS TENNIS — Kneeling: Sophia Savino, Danielle Swotkewicz, Liz Savino, Deirdre Higgins, Kathleen Griffin, Jessica Lynch. Standing: Sue Pastore, Jennifer Lynch, Traci Tiska, Jodi Musniki, Linda Schmieder, Vieve Minei, Maureen Roberts, Sally Stelzer. ... A Game With Style 106 SOCCER Bottom Row: K. LePre, J. Scharf, N Hatpin, A. LaFata, P. Duggan, T. McCabe, L. Borenman, J. Anacher. Top: M. Villa, M. Ryan, B Creighton, J, Haagen, C. Hopler, N. Byrnes, D. Ballerman, K. Tobin, A. Costello, J. Donoghue, S. Perkins Coach — Miss Wiwczar. 107 FALL SPORTS Standing: Ralph Ruffo, Tom Costello, Sean White, Tim Murphy, Ivory Dixon, Scott Smith. Kneeling: Vincent Franzik, Steve Elwood, Mark Bozuhoski, John Dunleavy, John Czulada. TVJFJ1J.V1II Standing: M. Gibson, P. Huggins, D. Piazza, S. White, R Sadowski, D. Metzler, S. Bruno, D. Donnelly. Kneeling: J. Auletta, D. Auletta, M. Bozunoski, T. Spina, G. Cook. Standing: Nancy Hahn, Delia Powers, Maureen Villa, Ann Marie Drew, Heather Babcock, Ms. Wiwcza Kneeling: Tina O'Neil, Kristen Planz, Bernadette Drew, Kristen Hallock. Ann Marie Drew, Nancy Hahn, Heather Babcock, Maureen Villa 112 -V.f lN-LJ-y.il I Standing: Staci Polecki, Kate LePre, Amanda Goodrich, Kristen Rozmus, Gretchen Costello. Kneeling: Fran Terry, Christina Tullis, Veronica Kime, Shari Perkins. 113 r o You Know These Famous Mercy H.S. Sport People? They Don't Carry American Ex- press Cards But Something Bet- ter. They Have Achieved Mental and Physical Growth Through Competition. Some Have En- dured Four Years Of Physical Fitness, Some Winning Seasons, Some Losing Seasons, Some Had A Gym Full Of Fans And Some Kept Running With Only Their Inner Self Cheering Them On To The Finish Line. All Are True Winners Because They Always Came Ready To Win. VARSITY CHEERING Standing: Mrs. Memola, K. Keneally, D. Kneski, K. Quinn, L. Bucking, I. Oscher, S. Huggins, J. Montgomery, M. Seeley, K. Ander- son, T. Tiska, L. Mastropietro, S. Coleman, Mrs. Hartman. Kneeling: A. Chaize, M. Mato, T. Jarzombek, C. Krammer, T. Stroud. H. Santore, S. Pastore, L. Barczak. Standing: D. Kneski, L. Bucking, T. Tiska, J. Montgomery, K. Quinn, M. Seeley, L. Mastropietro. Kneeling: C. Kramer, H. Santore, K. Anderson, L. Barczak, S. Pastore. J.V. CHEERING 1st Row: M. Velez, L. Franzik, M. Giordano, P. Egan, L. Jackson, E. Colburn. 2nd Row: Mrs. Hartman, L Montgomery, L. Arbia, N. Harte, M. Fossa, S. Ellwood, J. Berry, Mrs. Memola. 3rd Row: T. Fuoco, D. King, J. Mannix, K Seeley, T. Winter, J. Markoff. CAPTAINS — Priscilla Egan, Michelle Giordano 119 BASEBALL J. V. BASEBALL — Mr Pizzareli, D. Donnelly, D Piazza, J. Lovett, D. Basnicki, M. Mooney, S. Bannon, C. Conley, V. Franzik, S. Bruno, J. Batt, P. Mooney, B. Snyder, J. Hartman. R. Nilsen, D Barczak. VARSITY BASEBALL — C. Lesiewicz, D, Brunner, R Egan, T, Kelly, B. Brunner, S. White, Mr. Johnson J Pizzareli, S. Hoffmeister, R. Mato, J. Soito, T. Carver, R. Schnell. SOFTBALL Standing: Miss Wiwczar, H. Babcock, M. Roberts, L. Barczak, K. Tuthill, G. LaFata, L. Calvo, T. Mason, T. Twomey. Kneeling: K. Bodin, M. Ach, M. Maggio, M Drew, K. Cook, J. Vaccariello, M. McDowell. Standing: G. Giovannelli, K. Seeley, P. Egan, B Crughton, C. Babcock, S. Stelzer. Kneeling: L. Franzik, F. Terry, S. Stroud, L. Esposito. 121 GUYS TENNIS GOLF Standing: Ft Sikora, D. Gilmartin, P. Higgins, B. Ward, C. Rywelski, D. Doboe. Kneeling: R. Hintze, G. Seeley. Standing: J. Brennan, B. O'Kane, J. Meyhoefer, S. Bugdin, T. Hallek, D. Zebrowski. Kneeling: P. Strebel, J. McDowell, R. Amundsen. GIRLS TRACK Standing: Mr. Polan, L. Mastropietro, V. Brown, J. Vigliotta, M. Milton, M. Villa, A. Drew, K. Anderson, M. Testa. 2nd Row: K. Planz, B. Drew, M. Mato, S. Coleman, J. Rozmus, L. Steveson, J. Peirrea. 1st Row: L. Hannon, C. Heil, J. Czulada, R. Pitti. BOYS TRACK Standing: Mr. Polan, R. Yeager, D. Driscoll, R. Bozuhoski, E. Vinski, G. Auletta, P. LePre, T. Pfeifer, M. Buckholz, Mr. Testa. Kneeling: M. Rudolph, M. Mannix, D. Auletta, J. Lochrie, J. Auletta, A. LaGrenade, J. Segarra. INSTANT %. REPLAY Mercy Loses; Must Win SOUTH AM PTON—League-le ing Mercy High School failed to v UP the League VII champion title on Saturday, losing 13-6 1 ond-place Southampton. No pressure is on the Monarchs LaSalle in an away con Saturday. % rch8ElNa ‘ Mercy Mon- theiftUr °ni Jdefcat Green f quarter cl Httaputhold, 14-12 |?n a 26-yard Choice A new program, begun at Mercy High School this fall, gives cheerlead- ers the option of cheering for either football, or bas- ketball or both, if they're so inclined. The choice O was offered, said athlet x director Karen Hannon, because of the length of the combined fall and winter sports seasons. Only No 1 doubles team Maureen Roberts and Linda Schmeider were victonous as the Monarchs went to 2-5. A f -HPENPORT -The Me,cv WTIA VMOr - m WW ol «Jcleat on Sutur | u «red Ifiu-in, he fourth'.; , p?,i,' twnP'«-S ',ilhold u'l -nc Shivers scored on a 26-v (back option pass from Glenn'j « the -core at 12-12 Th - M« rry i|Uan bite hit Chris Con,,,, 1 1'onvcrsion th the difference in t uthold made .1 1,,. driving deep ,n 1tofy ,a in the gam vkicker Roger Tabr attempt .if U lr W 1' «o' V ■Jgsp LVlercy Secures Leagu -Sm h.fll ■ 4 a '.'I Mercy beat LaSalle MA yesterday 3-12, to clinch the League VII footl tie for the first time since 1979 rding to coach Carl Johnson, kert blocked a punt and on the foil .g play, Sean White’s touchdown Tom Costello at the five-mi] lark of the second quarter gave n 18-6 lead. Joe Macetonio gaim ards on 14 carries for Mercy and Bf olborow made 10 tackles. IERCY 6 12 0 0 ASALLE 6006 ertry — Elwood 52 pass from White failed) aS — Niola 3 run (kick failed) ercy — Macetonio 20 run (run failed) lercy — Costello 11 pass from White failed) aS — Wood 16 pass from Niola (kick fi Mercy Gridder Overcomes His Handicap If Mercy lineman Rich Yeager could hear the roar of the crov 1 he would know that a lot of th ing was meant for him when success has retu Mercy High School footfefto 4 coach, Carl Johnson, of the credit belong? year of Me, End’s only deaf fool ba thjjj ? t estreSt SWR 4. Commack Sou e Je Of Thursday, Sept. 25 The) 6Ver- SS Or 4 Mercy 4, Stony Brook 3 aren Iygnfgreat y°f the Mercy coach Lisa Pisano ca eoV9h- ° 7j torr. f Cy fr P Ores , £gh0tt big win over one ol the best teams in the col Mercy 64, Southampton 53 lean rer Vj ,n(J ference. as No I singles player Jeni f« The Monarchs needed a lift after losing to fPPnonrl fhp WOOL hofnro ar ri thou aa! it in . Mercy ’s Pat Hlggens at the net against Southold. Lynch took her match; No. 2 player Viev Greenport the week before, and they got it in Minei won after fighting oft two match point: the third period when they pulled away Tim and her first and second doubles duos wcx Murphy had an excellent dr'y on both offenso But Diedre Higgins injured herself and will t and defense, scoring 17 for the Monarchs out for the week (nine in the fourth period) Lee Ellwood had f 17 and Sean White had 15 'dnjnd 7«enee by Mu: So 126 Mercy Knocks Wind out of Hurricane By GLENN JOCHUM RIVERHEAD-Janine Vaccariello neutralized the Westhampton Beach High School offense and Traci Twomey paced Mercy’s attack as the Mop- outlasted the Hurricanes, 10- 'Olof'V v’s match-up at home. a'JCa-nie rCe ' y ran its record Mercy High leveled its League yil record at 2-2 and left its minis a' 0-4 as !he Monarch dealt the visiting Mattv- gintet a ,weekAC v crushin 55 37 IrL fO(jj A .v r a s % declining hockey at Mercy •A -v reason main V’ ■j-i ft IP A 0-2 33 V fc, A V Tho.sday. Jan. IS 0% . Me.cy 62, LaSalle 41 .W V Span White led me Monaictis v. 1 po.nts. Tin Murphy had '2 add a % servists sa« action tor Mercy ' MerCy F'r -fe 4 Mercy didn’t want to run v - A ,tUli0ld' but 11 didn t mind exch f mg scoring runs. U. Mercy scored 10 straight points two-minute spurt Kte in r ,£ ?“a™r that helped turn a 43 40 d - «« ? a 56-49 League VIIlJ d fere ketbaf v;c- RIVERHEAD-Steadily interest in field Win ' t Karen Hannon ille was the top fetr H‘ h SLhoor ls will be play- Mercy H.gbSchoo P says , nQr . n9 tf cf viiiv • lintsher and - .me .Sitt. e ntai e ovr- l! m a GW00 in sec a trial! p' hockey coach Colleen Wiwczar, field hocKey v _r afternoons h°ua:hUthe fund enuuofso . w e, place ov held in Bet c'udn n S«P ber 22 Our congratn.at gu out to Karen Takes 4 Pair lac do lattitusk a e'S w - ... r«ols. to _ vtes Mercy . on' ' fime we throw oS tfro,n ■ over50Pe‘ saidBa 8 mev n tbe V°WV Vn ,cs-otv’4, C e «x - V to dn’v yt®8 ,, aV ,to (P doW . ie e s°cSU e S c' ca '®0Vvt| 0a vv ofeW 'eTT ,,o’ , ,w v When Pressed, Mercy Runs Off Scoring T t Q ■■ i NEW SPORT—Mercy coach Colleen Wiwczar goes C| IVIadneSS0ver fynclarnen'als 0 soccer with her plavers a fra 01 “With soccer, most kids have played CYO or backyard versions of the game,” she said. “The skills in- volved are a little easier to learr. With field hockey, one of the factors was that kids coming to Mercy from a public school without the sport had to get the basic skills to go straight into varsity in their sophomore year we got killed and never had a win- 3 x -o “ M =° ■O X X3 - _ 2 i: a ® S t - «Q c 3 2 c - 9- •y - C TD u c O a a o S’o. “ cLju to .g n ?, « ning year. during a summer practice session. Mercy is making the switch from field hockey to soccer this fall. 127 emors hear the tones of an euphonic world and melodious sounds of colleges and careers are penetrating their ears. Every effort is made to broadcast their future wishes through the stereo of school life. Finally, June strums the notes of Pomp and Circumstance and each senior takes his place among life’s composers. ¥ r v M 128 Activities: S O. Class Pres 1. Rep 2; Mission Club 1, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4. Float Committee 1,2, 3. 4; Football and Basketball Cheerleading 2; Ski Club 3; Math League 3. This is the time to remember 'cause it will not last forever, these are the days to hold onto 'cause we won't although we’ll want to.” — Billy Joel Monica Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2. 4; Tennis 2: Softball 1 National Honor 4; Math League 2. 3: Prom Committee 3. I -r . V “Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth. I do recall those were the best times most of all. — Journey Kim Activities: Field Hockey 1. 2. 3; S.A.D.D. 3. 4; Float Committee 2. 3. 4; Leaders' Club 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Na- tional Honor 4 Welcome to the real world, there is so much to learn, welcome to the real world.” — Mr. Mister Cathy Activities: Field Hockey J.V 1. 2, V. 3; Basketball J.V. 2. V. 3. 4; Track 1. 2; Softball 3. 4. Float Committee 2. 3. 4; Prom Commit- tee 3. 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Deaf Friends 1. Did I tell you to laugh, to dance, to sing. There is a lot in life that is hard, but take it as it comes and find the good . and make time to dance.” Heather 129 Lisa Activities: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Drama 1; Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1: Tennis 2; Yearbook Co-editor 4: Leaders' Club 2, 3, Secretary 4; Math Legue 2, 4: Cheering 4; S A D D 4; Na- tional Honors 4; Travel Club 2; Prom Committee 3, 4; Blood Drive 3,4 So many faces in and out of my life, some will last, some will just be now and then Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes, I'm afraid it's time for goodbye again — Billy Joel Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Track 1; S A D D. 3. 4: Yearbook 3, 4; Mission Club 1, Blood Drive 4; National Honor 4; Math League 2: Ski Club 1, 3, 4; Travel Club 2; Softball 2; Float Committee 2, 3: Prom Committee 3. 4 Now these memories come back to haunt me, they haunt me like a curse, Is a dream a lie if it don't come true or is it something worse? — Bruce Springsteen Activities: Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 4; Cheerleading (Football and Basketball) 2, 3, 4: Junior Retreat 3. I need somebody. Somebody like you, Everybody needs somebody, Hey what about you? And that's coming straight from the heart! Activities: Track 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball and Football Cheering 2. 3, 4; Float Committee 1, 2, 3. 4; Freshmen Vice-President 1; Junior Vice-President 3; SO. Vice-President 4; Prom Commit- tee 3, 4; Leaders' Club 2. 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Yearbook 4 Mission Club 3, 4; National Honor 4 S.A.D.D. 4. Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime, we'll take the best, forget the rest, and some day we'll find — these are the best of times. Maryalyce Activities: Float Committee 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. 4; Leaders’ Club 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; J.V. Cheerleading Captain 2. Varsity Cheerleading 3. 4; Mission Club 3. 4; S.A.D.D. 4 Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We ll take the best, forget the rest, and some day we ll find — these are the best of times. Kathy Activities: Track 1. Softball 4. Leaders' Club 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 4; S.A.D.D. 4; Math League 1, 2. 3; Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Float Com- mittee 1.2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3.4. If I could make days last forever. If words could make wishes come true. I'd save everyday like a treasure and then again I would spend them with you. Dayna 131 John Activities: Football 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4: Float Commit- tee 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Math League When the heart rules the mind, one look and love is blind, when you want your dreams to last, take a chance, forget the past, seasons will change, you must move on — Follow your dreams. Activities: SO. 4; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4: Ski Club 4: Float Committee 1,2,3,4. 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 Activities: Track 1; Yearbook 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Commit- tee 3,4; Float Committee 4 We can have the best of both worlds, a lit- tle heaven right here on earth. — Van Halen Paul 132 Robert If you’re good at something show it off. If you're not, don’t worry, just pre- tend you are.'' Activities: Float Committee 1; Varsi- ty Gold 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 3. 4; Drama Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4; Mission Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 4; Na- tional Honor 4; Yearbook 4. Danny « ii i I ] J BU Activities: Football 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3. 4; Prom committee 3; Float committee 4 Better mad with the rest of the world than wise alone.'' A gleam of mischief in his eye — and — his password is his smile. Jerome Activities: Drama 1,2; S.A.D.D. 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Float Committee 3,4. “There's three sides to every story — your side, my side, and the truth — Loverboy Ann-Margaret Margaret If a man does not keep pace with his com- panions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away — Thoreau 134 Activities: Drama 1, 2; Blood Drive 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. 4; Yearbook Editor 4. Newspaper 4 Anyone can find their road if they only dare There's more for me than giving in and only getting by. They say I'm gonna sink or swim, but I intend to fly! Melissa Activities: Varsity Basketball 3; Drama Club 1,2, 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Yearbook 4. It’s my turn to see what I can see. I hope you'll understand this, time is just for me, because it's my turn to reach and touch the sky. no one’s gonna say at least I didn't try! — Diana Ross Clare i Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Prom Commttee 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Basketball 3. 4; S.O. 3. Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime We ll take the best, forget the rest and one day we ll find these are the best of times. Ann-Marie 135 Activities: Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4, Captain 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3: Softball 1,2, 3,4; Ski Club 3. 4; Prom committee 3, 4; Float Com- mittee 1, 2, 3. 4; S.A.D.D. 3; Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor 4; Junior Retreat 3, Math League 2,3, 4. “The only moment that counts is if you win it. ' — Kieth Hernandez, ‘86 World Series Maureen Activities: Cheering 2, 3, 4; Soft- ball 1, 2, 3. 4; Math League 3, Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Float com- mittee 1, 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 4; Prom committee 3, 4 “I was born to love and I will never be free You'll always be a part of me. — Naked Eyes Laurie Activities: Basketball 1; Track 1; Float 1, 2, 3. 4; Cheering 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 4. 136 Hiiaka “You can’t always get what you want but if you try sometimes you just might find you'll get what you need Activities: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Yearbook 4; Math League 2, 3; Float committee 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Ski Club 2; Leaders’ Club 4; Mission Club 4; National Honor 4. “I was alone, I took a ride, I didn't know what I would find there Another road where maybe I could see another kind of life.” — Beatles Giovanna Activities: Basketball 1; Ski Club 1, 4; S.A.D.D. 3, 4; Mission Club 3, 4; Leaders’ Club 3, 4; Year- book 4; Cheering 2 ,3, 4; Track 3; Float committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom committee 3, 4 “One day you’ll look to see I've gone-for tomorrow it may rain, so I’ll follow the sun.” — Beatles Louise Activities: S.A.D.D. 4; Basketball 2; Cheering 1, 3, 4; Float commit- tee 2, 3, 4; Prom committee 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 4; Leaders' Club 4; Math League 2, 3; National Honor 4. Take a walk on the wild side ... Go Mets 1986 World Champs” — World Champ Mets 137 Carrie Activities: Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2, 3. 4; Ski Club 2. 4; SO. 3; Yearbook 4. National Honor 4. Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Math League 2. And in the end on dreams we will depend 'cause that's what love is made of. — Van Halen Rob Activities: Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Math League 2, 3. 4; Varsity Club 2, 3. 4; National Honor 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; S O. Rep. 4; Folk Group 2. 3, 4; National Musical Society 4 Try and enjoy the here and now, the future will take care of itself somehow. — Howard Jones Ray Activities Float 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 Mama told me when I was young to be a simple kind of man. be something you’ll love and unders- tand. Go find a woman and you'll find love and don't forget, son, there's someone up above. — Lynard Skynard No athlete gains his crown without sweat Activities Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Football 1, 3, 4; Math League 2, 3, 4; National Honor 4; Varsity Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Float Com- mittee 1,2, 3, 4; S O 4 ml “And so my friends, we say goodbye for time has claimed its prize, but today can always last as long as we keep alive the memories of yesterday. — A.D. Lee Activities: Float Committee 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Blood Drive 4. Joey Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Cap- tain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Float Committee 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1.4, “There are things I will always remember — there are things I will never forget — there are things I will cherish forever. There are things I will always regret.” Chris 139 Tracey Jeanne Activities: Football and Basket- ball Cheering 2, 3, 4; Leaders' Club 2. 3, President 4: Yearbook 4; Float Committee 1,2, 3,4, Ten- nis 1, 4: Basketball 1; Prom Com- mittee 3, 4; Blood Drive 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor 3,4. I must be losing it 'cause my mind plays tricks on me. It looks so easy, but you know looks sometimes deceive.” — Belinda Carlisle Activities: Varsity Football and Basketball Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; J.V. Field Hockey 1; Mission Club 4: Yearbook 4; Float Committee 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Ski Club 1,2,4 Everytime I thought I got it made, it seemed the taste was not so sweet, so I turn myself to face me, but I never caught a glimpse. — David Bowie Activities: Basketball 1; Cheerleading 2: Varsity Basket- ball Statistician 3, 4; Yearbook 4: S O. 1, 2; Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4: Float Committee 1,2, 3, 4: Blood Drive 4: Ski Club 1,2, 4 This is the time to remember cause it will not last forever. These are the days to hold on to cause we won't although we ll want to. 140 Suzanne — Billy Joel Activities: Tennis 1. 2, 3, 4. Track 2; Basketball 1; S.A.D.D. 3. 4; Mission Club 4; Float Committee 1,2,3, 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Com- mittee 3, 4; Travel Club 1; Ski Club 2.3. 4. I searched the whole world over for you. — Madonna Linda Activities: J.V. Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4 Co- captain; Field Hockey 1; S.A.D.D. 4; Mission Club 4: Float Commit- tee 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Blood Drive 4; S O 3; Yearbook 4 You say you will love me if I have to go. You’ll be thinking of me, somehow I will know. Some- day when I’m lonely, wishing you weren’t so far away, then I will remember things we said today. — Beatles Laura Activities: Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders' Club 2, 3. 4; Mis- sion Club 3; Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3. 4; Varsity Tennis 4; Travel Club 2; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 4; Ski Club 2, 4 Sue Looking back with no regrets, to forgive is to forget. I need a little peace of mind to turn to. Be good to yourself — nobody else will, be good to yourself. — Journey 141 i Krista, Vicki, Tammy Krista Though I was cold and lonely in the deep, dark night, I could see paradise by the dashboard light. — Meatloaf Activities: Field Hockey 2; Float Committee 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Ski Club 1,2,4; Newspaper 4 Tammy Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2; Prom Committee 3, 4: Float Committee 4; Newspaper 4; Ski Club 1,2, 4 Activities: Prom Committee 3,4; Float Committee 2, 3, 4; Varsity Baseball Statistician 2, 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Blood Drive 4; Newspaper 4 Well, we know where we re going but we don't know where we've been and, we know what we re knowing but we can’t say what we've seen and we're not little children and we know what we want and the future is certain to give us time to work it out. — Road to No Where Breathe, breathe in the air, don't be afraid to care Leave but don't leave me Look around and choose your own ground. And all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. — Pink Floyd 142 Vickie Debbie Activities: Prom Committee 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Float Committee 4. A ‘‘So before we end. then begin, we applaud to how its been! Marisa Activities: Prom Committee 3, 4; Float Committee 3,4. Kelly 143 Tim Activities: Football 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1; SO. Rep 1; Folk Group 1; S.A.D.D. 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4 You just call out my name; And you know wherever I am, I'll come running to see you again — Winter, spring, summer, or fall — All you got to do is call — and I'll be there, Erie yes I will — You've got a friend .. — Jim Croche Rich Activities: Ski Club 1,2, 4; Travel Club 2,3; Deaf Friends 1. Life is not a problem to be solved, but it is a mystery to be lived ” — Mets '86 Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball 3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1.2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4 SO. 4 144 Mike “I'm not afraid to face the spotlight I'm step- ping out, coming out of the shadows. I'm not afraid to face the daylight. I'm stepping out, coming out of the shadows. — Saga Michael Activities: Ski Trip 1, 2; S.O. Rep 2; S.A.D.D. Rep. 4. “Decision is a sharp knife that cuts clean and straight; indecision is a dull one that hacks and tears and leaves ragged edges behind it. Baron Jim Activities: Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Deaf Friends 1. 3, 4; Bowling 1; Track 3; S.A.D.D. 3; Sign and Sing 1,3. “I don't really understand my feelings, I know I try to respect most people and that I talk to God and he understands me. I will never forget my many friends and teachers at Mercy. Richard 145 Activities: Softball 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2; Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4; S A D D. 4: Float Committee 1, 2. 4: Na- tional Honor 4; Yearbook 4: Math League 2,3. And these children as they try to change are quite aware of what they're goin' through. — David Bowie Denise Activities: Tennis 1,2: Float Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 4; Yearbook 4; National Honor 4: Travel Club 2: Leaders' Club 2: SAD.D 4; S O Rep. 4. Essya Don't want to grow old too fast — Don't want to let the system get me down — Got to find a way to make the good times last — And if you'll show me how I'm ready now. — Madonna Activities: Mission Club 1, 2, 3 4 Officer; Math League 2. 3: Field Hockey Manager 1, 2, 3; J.V. Softball, Varsity Softball 3; S A D.D. 3, 4; Leaders' Club 3, 4 V.P ; Ski Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Prom Committee 3, 4; Deaf Friends 1: Yearbook 4; Blood Drive 4; Na tional Honor Society 4. Megan What of the dreams of youth? Are they always to be regarded as follies? Dreams are the shoots and buds of imagination; they have the right to lead pure lives also. If you dream it, live it! 146 Christine Activities: Leaders' Club 2, 3 Treasurer 4, S A D D. 3. 4; Ski Club 2; Yearbook 4; Float Com- mittee 2, 3; Math League 3; Blood Drive 3. 4; National Honor Society 4 “For as long as you live; the smiles you give and tears you cry; for all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. — Pink Floyd Ellen “Well, we know where we’re goin’; but we don't know where we've been. And we know what we're knowin'; But we can't say what we’ve seen. And we re not little children and we know what we want and the future is certain — give us time to work it out. — Talking Heads Caryn 147 Activities: Tennis 2; S.A.D.D. 3. Take day by day and live for the moment; take a step on the wild side You've got to want to succeed. — The Family Rich Peter Bill Don’t follow me, I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow Walk along side of me and be my friend 148 Activities Drama 1,2; Float Com- mittee 2. J.V Football 2; Varsity Track 2. 3, 4; Varsity Football 3.4; Math League 3; National Honor Society 4 It's a cold world out there — so turn on the heat. Glen “Nobody knows . . nobody sees .. ain't nobody really knows the inner side o' me. — Billy Squire Patrick David 149 Jackie I get by with a little help from my friends. Going to try with a little help from my friends. — Beatles Vicki Kim Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 3; Math League 2, 3; Newspaper 4 Nobody's gonna break my stride Nobody's gonna slow me down Oh, No. I got to keep Activities Deaf Friends Club 1; Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Library Aide 1, 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; SAD D 3, 4; Float Committee 2. Don't slow down the wheels are turning, the fire's burning us now; don't lose the magic, we've come too far to turn back now.'' — Mr. Mister Kathy Activities: Float Committee 2, 4; Library Aide 2, 4; Ski Club 4; Volleyball Marathon 1; Newspaper 4; Prom Committee 3. I meant every word I said when I said that I love you. I meant that I love you forever and I'm gonna keep on lovin' you. 'cause it's the only thing I wan- na do . . Eileen We do whatever we can, and whatever it takes, and we hope that our hearts will understand what each of our hearts is trying to say when we say, 'I love you, and I know that I will always feel that way.' Christina Activities: Field Hockey 2; Folk Group 1,2, 3. 4; Ski Club 2. 3. 4. A place in thy memory, dearest, is all that I claim, to pause and look back when thou hearest the sound of my name — Gerald Griffin Karen 151 Michelle Activities: Folk Group 1, 2; Deaf Friends Club 1; S A D D 3; Prom Committee 4: Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Mission Club 1 We've had some fun — yes, we’ve had our ups and downs Been down that rocky road, but here we are still around — I'll be forever yours, faithfully We’ve got to hold on to what we've got, ’cause it doesn't make a difference if we make it or not. We've got each other and that’s a lot of love — We ll give it a shot '' — Bon Jovi Carrie Activities: Soccer 4; Yearbook 3, 4. Prom Committee 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Soceity 4; Travel Club 2; Math League 2 And after all the violence and double talk, there's just a song in all the trouble and the strife. You do the walk — of life WOO HOO! — Dire Straits Activities: Ski Trip 2, 3, 4; Mission Club 3; National Honor Society 4. “I was living for a dream, loving for a mo- ment. Now I look into your eyes, I can see forever, the search is over, you were with me all the while.'' Kris Christine Activities: Field Hockey 1; Folk Group 2; Cheerleading 3; Ski Club 3.4 “Memories pressed between the pages of my mind. Memories sweetened through the ages. Memories, Memories, Sweet Memories.'' — Elvis Activities: Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 3, 4; Ski Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Math League 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Float Commit- tee 4; Prom Committee 4 The best things in life are free, your family, friends and your memories with them Deirdre 153 Becky What appears to be the end may really be a new beginning! Activities: Prom Committee 3, 4; Ski Club 4 Life is a song for the heart that is free. Pat ‘ Good times, bad times, you know I've had my share. You really got me. — Van Halen Casey 155 Activities: Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Jerry Activities: Ski Club 1, 2, 4; S O. Class Pres. 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Float Committee 3,4 Tom “I feel wonderful because I see love light in your eyes. And the wonder of it all is that you just don’t realize how much I love you!” — Eric Clapton The hours go by like minutes, and the shadows come to stay, you take a little something to make them go away I could have done so many things. If I could only stop my mind from wondering what I left behind, it wasn’t really wasted time.” — Eaqles “I suggest you buy all the blues albums you can. — J. Bulushi “Mystery surrounds me as I wonder where I'm going There’s a cloud above me and it seems to hide the way.” — The Firm 156 Kieren John Ed 157 Victor Activities: Bowling Club 1; Chess Club 1; Deaf Friends Club 1, 2, 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 3, 4; Sign and Sing 1,3. Love is the answer . . . but love is never silent Nannette Stacy 158 Lucy Shilpi “The great business of life is to be, to do. to do without and to depart. Montai 159 Activities: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 4; Softball 1.2,3: Track 4; Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4: Math League 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Folk Group 2, 3; Float Committee 1, 2, 4; Office Aide 4: Ski Club 3,4; S.A.D.D. 3. If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you dream it, you can become it. Kathy Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4; Float Com- mittee 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4; Deaf Friends 1; S.O. Rep 2; Math League 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4; Library Aide 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Office Aide 4 Don't stop believing — Hold on to that feeling. — Journey Jennifer Activities: S O Rep. 1,3, 4; Class President 2; Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Captain 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4 — Captain: Cross Country 2 — Cap- tain: Math League 2, 3: Prom Committee 3, 4, Yearbook 4: Blood Drive 3, 4; Float Committe 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4 Activities: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3: Field Hockey 1,3: Soccer 4; Ski Club 2,3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4: Math League 3,4 I decided long ago never to walk in anyone's shadow. If I fail, If I succeed, at least I'll live as I believe No Matter what they take from me they can't take away my dignity. — Whitney Houston 160 Traci Live today as you wish to live tomorrow. WALK LIKE ES A - % jfx Mm “The old paintings on the tombs they do the sundance” “Walk the Line Like an Egyptian” Confusion “I must have dreamed a thousand dreams” Don’t Get SUPERLATIVE Filled With Spirit-------Mike and Louise NOTES Class Sweethearts----Joe and Laura Most Likely to Succeed John and Maureen — Picture Shy People — Class Clowns------John and Krista Magnificent Artists---Christine and Steve Best Looking------John and Laura Musician at Heart----Jim and Sue Nicest Smile-----Marisa and Tim 169 POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE RECESSIONAL - 171 Name that tune. Where do I pick up my diploma? Q uring any school year there are many people who contribute to Mercy High School’s success. We fear that in trying to list all those people who deserve our congratula- tions and thanks, we might miss someone. So here’s to you — maintenance, office and kitchen staffs — to all the behind the scenes people. — CONGRAT GOLD PEOPLE Iso, because of our yearbook prin- ting deadline, we could not have a complete list of our Regents Scholar- ship winners and other academic awards. Please check our Graduation Program for this honor. However, we don’t want to forget these contributors to Mercy High School’s success — so we dedicate these two pages to all of those solid gold people. ULATIONS THE DUC 174 175 I WISH ... I MIGHT TO SHILPI I LEAVE THE MAGICAL KINGDOM ... I LEAVE MY FRIENDS HAPPINESS AND LOVE ALWAYS EILEEN CD'S TEETH. AP- PRECIATION FOR ALL I LEARNED FROM YOU PEACE TO YOU I LOVE YOU I MISS YOU I KNOW YOU GOTTA FLY ... TO MY SISTERS JAMIE AND JILL I LEAVE YOU WITH THE BEST YEARS OF YOUR LIFE LIVE THEM TO THE FULLEST BECAUSE YOU ONLY HAVE THEM ONCE TO MY FELLOW CLASSMATES GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE WHEREVER YOU END UP THE SO CALLED RESPON- SIBILITIES OF BEING A SENIOR TO GUNNER AND BUZZY SALLY NANCY TARA AND ESPECIALLY MARY POWERS OUR TIMES IN WHICH WE SPENT TIME TOGETHER BOTH GOOD AND BAD MAY THEY BE WITH US FOR THE REST OF OUR LIVES TO MY TEACHERS THANKS FOR GUIDANCE AND UNDERSTANDING LAST BUT NOT LEAST MY PARENTS WHO HAVE BEEN THERE IN BAD TIMES MY LOVE AND THANKS AND GOD'S BLESSING ... I LEAVE TO MIKE M ALL THE FAST TURNS IN THE CHEV TO ERIC I LEAVE MY LUNCH TO PETE L I LEAVE ALL OF THE MONEY I OWE HIM TO LORRAINE I LEAVE MY HEART ... TO LIZ HULSE I LEAVE ALL THE GOOD TIMES WITH SALLY AND MICKEY AT SALLY'S HOUSE MICKEY'S CAR AT THE CORNER NEAR THE CRAZY MAN'S HOUSE ANOTHER YEAR AT MERCY TO MY BROTHER BILL THAT YOU MAKE IT THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL TO MY SISTER RENEE ANOTHER THREE YEARS AT MERCY TO BE FUN IN ENGLISH AND MATH CLASS AND TO BE THE BEST RUNNER IN CROSS COUNTRY TO SALLY AND MICKEY ALL THE TIMES YOU HELPED ME GET THROUGH THIS YEAR AND I LOVE YA FOR IT TO SALLY THE HIT AND RUN WE MADE TO MY MOM'S PAR- TY AND YOUR HOUSE TO MRS. CALICUIRI ALL HAPPINESS WITH THE NEW BABY AND THE ADVICE YOU GAVE ME WHEN I HAD ROUGH TIMES TO MOM AND DAD THANKS FOR GETTING ME THROUGH H S I COULDN'T HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU I LOVE YOU ALWAYS AND FOREVER ... I LEAVE TO MY SISTER PROBABLY THE BEST BUT MOST DIFFICULT YEAR IN YOUR LIFE TO THE OTHERS THAT WILL BE COMING ALL I CAN SAY IS GOOD LUCK TO J V PLEASE STAY OUT OF SNOWBANKS TO M V A PAY PHONE AND A SUPPLY OF CHANGE FOR IT TO H B ALL THE THINGS WE'VE GONE THROUGH IN THE PAST FOUR YEARS AND STILL SURVIVING TO K T PEACE AND QUIET FOR AT LEAST FIVE MINUTES TO SO- MEONE WHO ALWAYS MADE ME SMILE THANKS FOR BEING THERE FOR ME SKI TRIP 86 PARTIES JUNIOR RETREAT NIGHT FOOT- BALL GAMES ... I BEING OF SOUND MIND LEAVE MY BROTHER ONE MORE YEAR OF HAPPINESS AT MERCY TO CARRIE CHRISSY KRISTINE AND DIANE I LEAVE THE MEMORIES OF OUR CRY PAR- TIES AND THE SKI TRIPS 84 85 86 TO MEGAN I LEAVE AN OPERA- TION TABLE JUST FOR YOU TO THE TENNIS TEAM THE MEMORIES OF THE VAN AND THE SUICIDES TO ALL THE STUDENTS OF MERCY BOTH PRESENT AND FUTURE ALL MY WISHES OF HAP- PINESS FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIVES ... TO SHARI AND AMANDA TWO CHAPPED EYEBALLS TO TRACEY A YOU KNOW WHAT DAN A BRAIN EXPLOSION KIT (SPLATTER PROOF SHIELD INCLUDED) BILL THE THIRD EDITION OF HOW TO BECOME A MENTAL GIANT IN 3000 EASY STEPS MRS G A YEARS SUPPLY OF POWDERED WATER ED A COLLECTION OF SHORT STORIES AND LONG SCARVES .. W T F K L MOOSHY FISHY GOOD LUCK IN YEARS TO COME C H LOOK WHAT THE CAT DRAGGED IN HAPPY TRAILS TO YOU D H A GREAT 6 YEARS OF FRIENDSHIP GOOD LUCK E L SENIOR SKI TRIP A GOOD THUNDER STORM LOUD CRASH BIG FLASH I ALWAYS HERE D M TO MY BEST BUDDY THANKS FOR IN- TRODUCING ME T WELL-------- I LOVE YOU TO MY LITTLE BROTHER FRANK J FOUR INTERESTING YEARS AT MERCY TO MY PARENTS AND BABY SISTER THANKS FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT I WON'T LET YA DOWN I LOVE YOU ALL TO THE CLASS OF 87 GOOD LUCK IN THE YEARS TO COME ... TO ERIC MY MIAMI VICE CLOTHES AND MY BASE GUITAR TO BILL I LEAVE THE TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1500 MY ROCK SYSTEM TO JENNY I LEAVE MY ST AN- THONY'S MEDAL FOR STRENGTH TO PETE I LEAVE MY WARDROBE TO DOREEN I LEAVE JOINT OWNERSHIP OF THE SPITFIRE TO PAT I LEAVE MY SPIKES TO COLLENN I LEAVE MY HEART ... 12 YEARS OF ADVENTURES TOGETHER YOUR CLICKE AND DOWN WITH EROS TO F G CARLO AND FHIEF AS WELL AS ALL THE LAUGHS WE'VE SHARED TO L B AND SPA SPECIAL FRIENDSHIP WITH BOTH AND ALL THE TALKS AND TIMES I'VE SHARED TO M S AND K A THE B I CONCERT AND THE CHINESE FIRE DRILLS LONE LAST MOO TO B M A SMILE TO S N MY BUDDY TO THE CLASS OF 1987 MUCH LOVE LUCK AND SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE . .. CARRIE H AN OLD CHURCH TO LIVE IN BILL M A COFFEE MUG TERRY S A BOX OF CHERRY JELLO KIERAN M NEW PAIR OF WORKBOOTS ... ERIC THE BIRD SCOTT S THE COURT AND THE COACHES AND WHATEVER ELSE ... TO TRACY MY SISTER A VERY SPECIAL PLACE TO MY PARENTS MY LOVE AND GRATITUDE MS I LOVE YOU AND LEAVE YOU JUST WHAT YOU NEED K S YOU CAN SHARE WITH YOUR SIS HAVE FUN K A ALL MY BENNELTON CLOTHES LESSONS AT A DRIVING SCHOOL T G FOX ALERT AND FAME L B THE OPEN BOAT AND SKI BOB ROLLING OVER THE TREE SWIMMING AT MS M V PA- TIENCE IS A VIRTUE M D FUFF A DOWN WITH EROS SHIRT B G THE FIELDS AND GORDO FOOD A B BA BA MORTICIA HAPPINESS J P YOU GET ALL MY STEVEN MEMORABILIA YOU'RE A SPECIAL FRIEND ... TO THE SENIOR YEAR LUNCH TABLE I LEAVE ALL THE MEMORIES OF THE FUN TIMES THANKS GUYS TO K T FOOD BUT DON'T FORGET TO CLEAN OUT YOUR LOCKER A CARE BEAR FROM ONE CARE BEAR TO ANOTHER TO J V ANOTHER LONG CAR RIDE AFTER THE PROM RAMBO AND A PINK FLAMINGO H B A LIFETIME SUPPLY OF GUMBY POCKETBOOKS AND TWO POINTS FOR THE OTHER TEAM TO T T A DATE WITH BURT AND A PORTABLE HAND RAIL TO A M D A NEW PAIR OF ATOMIC HIGHTOPS WITH TONGUE THAT STAYS STRAIGHT AND A BOTTLE OF ASPIRIN TO NEXT YEARS GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM GOOD LUCK ... TO MY BROTHER ONE MORE YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL GOOD LUCK TO CARRIE KRISTINE CHRISSY DIANE AND MEGAN MONICA MY LOVE AND SUPPORT NOW AND ALWAYS TO THE STUDENTS OF MERCY PRESENT AND FUTURE THE JOYS AND ALL THE HAPPINESS THAT I HAVE HAD AT MERCY . .. JOEY A BIG HUG AND SMILE FOR BEING THE SWEETEST BEST FRIEND A PERSON COULD HAVE THE MEMORIES OF OUR GOOD TIMES AND SAD BUT MOST OF ALL A FRIENDSHIP THAT WILL LAST FOREVER OUR PLANS FOR THE FUTURE HOME IN VERMONT CIO A SNOWBALL FIGHT ANTIPASTA AND A GREAT FRIENDSHIP THE SUMMER OF 86 TO MARISA OUR STRANGE TALKS AND LAUGHING SPASMS AND OUR DREAMS TO GO TO THOSE REAL SCHOOLS TO JOHN A BIG THANKS FOR HELPING JOE AND SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE TO RAY A THANKS FOR ALWAYS LISTENING TO ME TO MOM AND DAD A BIG THANKS AND A KISS ... KIM A BUCKET FROM MY BRAIN DENISE AND LISA A BOX OF MELBAS MARYALYCE AND KELLY SKI BOD BARBARA AND ESSAYA A RIDE IN THE DRIVER ED CAR ANN MARGARET M L AND HERSHEY KISSES LUISE THE BUS RIDES AND PAPER FIGHTS ELLEN COMMON SENSE ALL CLASS SHARON THREE MORE YEARS AT MERCY MEGANS SERIOUS CONVERSATION BARBARA THE PER- FECT GUY ... I'M TAKING ALL MY GOOD TIMES WITH ME AND LEAVING THE BAD TIMES BEHIND ... TO JEN ALL MY ITCHING AND SCRATCHING TO G F MY REEBOKS AND ALL OF MY FRIENDS OUR WONDERFUL MEMORIES THAT WE CAN ALWAYS CHERISH ... TO A M B Vj TO KELLY AND MY FAME EPISODES AND CARLO TO BARBARA MY LOCKER AND EXCUSE ME TO MARK ALL MY LEMON FRUIT STRIPE GUM TO MIKE MY SHOULDERS TO MARYALYCE A RIDE HOME FROM STUDY ... TO DEBBIE THE REST OF MY LIFE TO JOHN A BASEBALL BAT TO MY TEACHERS AND MRS FELLINGHAM A LARGE BOTTLE OF ASPIRIN TO SR EDNA MY WONDERFUL ALARM CLOCK TO STEVEN N MY HEADLOCK TO BILL M EVERYTHING I OWN THAT'S BLUE AND LAST BUT DEFINITELY NOT LEAST TO MY PARENTS MANY THANKS AND ALL MY LOVE ... TO VICKI AND TAMMY THANKS FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE S P RED RED TT A SLEDGEHAMMER S M A PICKLE S W MY TIRE MARKS C L THE COLOR PURPLE T G LOTS OF LAUGHS JA A SPECIAL FRIEND- SHIP TM THE UN TV A YELLOW SHIRT . .. RM CHUCK PROM SPY FILE COMMON SENSE AND GOOD TIMES D R DISGUISES AND GOSSIP MARGE LONG TALKS GOOD TIMES MAS CANOE LESSONS B G A MAP M W THE YEARBOOK GREG MY CAR ... RUPE THE MONTE CARLO NANCY H MY GOD GIVEN TALENT TO TYPE PRISCILLA E AS MANY WHITE ROSES AS YOU WANT .. . K W A NEW CUE STICK C N A BRONZED PAIR OF SKIS AND A LIFE LONG PASS FOR THE LIRR D R LATE NIGHT SHOPPING SPREES AND FUTURE DRIVING LESSONS IN THE INDESTRUCTIBLE ... JIMMY LARGE 176 FRENCH FRIES NANCY GREAT TIMES AND A BASKETBALL TAPE GOOD LUCK EVERYONE ... JENN A SMILE FOR EVERYDAY TRACIE EXTRA PAIR OF CONTACTS KATHLEEN JUICE BOXES AND A REFRIGERATED LOCKER MAUREEN A SUPPLY OF QUARTERS FOR LUNCH ANN MARIE DRINKING STRAWS K A MY BEST EAR TO CHEW CB MEMORIES OF FLOAT 86 L B A HAIR NET TO KEEP YOUR HAIR PERFECT B G A COMPUTER AND A GENIUS TO RUN IT M M FRIENDSHIP ALWAYS TO THE CLASS OF 87 THE BEST OF LUCK P S I LEAVE MY HOCKEY STICK AND MY ACCOUNTING BOOKS P L MY MCDONALD'S UNIFORM D A JIGSAW BB MY WALLET ... TO ALL MY TEACHERS I GIVE YOU ALL MY OLD TESTS TO REMARK .TO SR MAURA MY OLD SCHDEDULE . . . STACY MY SHIRT WITH THE HORSE ON IT MARIA MY WHITE HAIRCLIP . . . MIKE M A CASE OF SUNKIST BILL C AND LORRAINE TWO DOLLARS A WEEK FOR LIFE DAVE D MY SET OF HOME REPAIR MANUALS PETE L ALL THE MAK- INGS OF A GREAT PIZZA BARRON B MY NOVA T M OUR MEMORIES TOGETHER T H A DRIVING LESSON LS MY RING J C A REAL CAR BEACH HOUSE C M A PHONE BILL AND FRIENDSHIP J M A BREAKFAST M M GOOD TIMES TO COME TO MY PARENTS THANKS . . . K A MY CAR KEYS . . . F G AN EAR BECAUSE I WORE HER S OUT J D SOMEBODY TO DRIVE HIM HOME D B MY SPOT ON THE BEACH AND TO WHOEVER I FORGOT WHATEVER THEY WANT . . K L REMEMBER TO SMILE IT'S GOOD FOR THE FACE MUSCLES TO THE CLASS OF 87 BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE AND TAKE CARE OF YOURSELVES ...LB POWER STEERING DENT FREE CARS D A SMALL KEYCHAIN TONS OF SALT FOR FRIES K Q HAP- PINESS ALWAYS AND A BIKINI C N HERSHEY KISSES BA A YODEL PZ AND J C GOOD LUCK AT MERCY TO MY PARENTS AND FAMILY THANKS FOR EVERYTHING ... VICKI AND KRISTA THANKS TO SPECIAL FRIENDS CHUCKIE A SMILE FOR BEING SOMEONE SPECIAL MR AND S M SPECIAL FRIENDSHIP L P CRUNCHBERRIES SP ISLANDER TICKETS T M SNICKER WRAPPERS . . R S A SEAT AT OUR LUNCH TABLE C Y MINE YOURS AND CASSEY'S LAUGH TO MY PARENTS THANK YOU I LOVE YOU BOTH ... T D FOZZI BEARS BOOKMARK AND A PAIR OF SHOES BERNADETTE MEMORIES OF OUR FIELD HOCKEY TEAM ... C Y ALL THE GUM SHE NEEDS K M A BOX TO HOLD ALL THOSE RINGS S H MUCH HAPPINESS K S A COMPUTER AND A BOOK ON THREE EASY STEPS TO WORK A COM- PUTER ... K A ALL THE CHEERS YOU CAN THINK OF M S AN AQUARIUM WITH A FISH AB A BOX OF TISSUES FOR THE TEARS D Z A WRECKED CAR J M A MUSTACHE K J A SPECIAL FRIENDSHIP KATH ASPIRINS FOR ALL THE HEADACHES I'VE CAUSED YOU LOVE ALWAYS MOM AND DAD AND MY THANKS ... D R A TIRE THAT FITS AND HANDWRITING LESSONS ... LE AND M AND M'S SCARY MOVIES AND ALL THE OLD TIMES THANKS H S KEYS THAT NEVER GET LOCKED IN YOUR CAR AND ALL THE DUMB THINGS WE'VE DONE TOGETHER B H A BOX OF TWINKIES S P MY DOG CHAMP DAVEY EXTRA LUNCH AND LOTS OF LUCK ... LISA TURTLENECKS AND GOSSIP CHRISTINE HEALTH FOOD PROGRAM TRACEY KARATE LESSONS .. . ROSE A TANK OF GAS FOR THE FOUR WHEEL RIDE HOME . . . K W POTATO SKINS S P TENNIS LESSONS R S ONE MILLION DOLLARS WHEN YOU TURN 35 B G A SHOPPING SPREE AT CALDORS T H SKIS MARISA DIRECTIONS HOME PAT AND DAN THE STRENGTH TO FINISH HIGH SCHOOL WITHOUT ME S M HUNTING BOOTS RON AND ROGER QUART OF MILK . . . KATH ANDERSON A LONG FRIENDSHIP LORRY E A RIDE HOME MY FOOTBALL ABILITY TO ANYONE WHO WILL TAKE IT ... E S HUGS AND KISSES RS CL TC L E A POODLE M R ANSWERS TO MATH JOKE BOOK P L 4 W MILE LASAGNE AMD DORITOES B D HOCKEYSTICK M V DRIVERS MANUAL KATRINA B LARGE PHONE BILL PAIR OF SOCKS STUPID MOVE AND NEVER ENDING FRIEND- SHIP B H DINNER MY LUNCH TABLE CHANGE STRAWS LOTS OF LAUGHS AND LOTS OF LOVE ... M H A DRUM SET R M A HAM SANDWICH ESA NEW PAIR OF SHADES AND DOLLARS FOR CAB FARE T K TICKETS TO THE ISLANDERS K M ALL THE CHANGE I OWN TO MAKE PHONE CALLS B B I'LL LET HIM KEEP THE MONEY HE OWES ME E R A NEW PAIR OF HEADLIGHTS . . TO SHERRY MY PLACE AT GOOD OLE' MERCY M R A SKI LIFT TICKET TO GORE MOUNTAIN TO K T A MCDONALD'S BREAKFAST TO GO ... SHERRY MY SET OF CLIFF NOTES AND A LEAD IN AN UPCOMING PLAY CHRISTINE A BETTER GRADE IN MATH FOR THE TWO OF US MARG A NEW SONG AND VOICE LESSON H H A '57 CHEVY AND A HORSE OF YOUR VERY OWN . . . CHRISSY L ALL THOSE TOTALLY EM- BARASSING MOMENTS AND THE WILL TO OVERCOME THEM DIANE M ONE HALF OF MY BEAR COLLECTION AND A BOX OF SMILES DEIRDRE A LIFE SUPPLY OF FRENCH FRIES AND MY CAB BAGE PATCH KID TERRY AND JIM LOTS OF MEMORIES AND THE CHANCE TO HAVE A LOT MORE . .. K W A MAID AND RECORDING CONTRACT KETCHUP J M DRIVER ED CAR NEW GLOVE M M NICE PERFUME J G MONEY AND LEFTOVERS M R MATCHING SOCKS MY CLOTHES CAR RADIO AND HORN L E MY BEN LICENSE PLATE TO MY TEACHERS THANKS FOR EVERYTHING GOOD BYE TO MY PARENTS I LOVE YOU AND COULDN'T HAVE MADE IT WITHOUT YOU THANKS FOR BEING THERE AND UNDERSTANDING . .. BILL M TEN RIDES HOME JERRY C MY SCARF I LOVE SO MUCH CHRIS S A RAZOR JOHN D A SPEECH LESSON .. . LUCY THE ANIMAL FARM EILEEN FUTURE HAPPINESS MARG ENJOYMENT OF OUR PHYSICS CLASS AND THE FUN OF OUR BUS RIDES . .. DOREEN R FAKE FINGERNAILS KRISSY L A CAR CHRIS LES GOOD SNOW TIRES AND A SMILE LISA S TURTLENECK JOHN ALL THE MEMORIES BOTH GOOD AND BAD AND TO ALL THOSE MENTIONED AND NOT I LEAVE LOVE HAPPINESS AND THE BEST OF LUCK IN FUTURE TIMES ... PAT C A CURTAIN LISA S A REFRIGERATOR KELLY M CONVERTIBLE M G JEANS AND A SWEATSHIRT DOREEN R MEMORIES OF ALL THE YEARS RICH G NY RANGERS ... R S A WATCH L B A FRIENDSHIP THAT WILL LAST FOREVER M R A TYP- ING LESSON DADDY THANKS I LOVE YOU ... B G BRAINS TO RIDE TO SCHOOL AND A CHANCE TO DRIVE IN THE INDY 500 AND A DEMOLITION DERBY D A THE PRIVILEGE OF DRIVING TO SCHOOL ... MEGAN THE BAKERY ANNA WHITE SOCKS AND SOME PIZZA TO MY FRIENDS ON VARSITY CHEERING MY POM PONS MO MATO A BIG SMILE TO MY BROTHER 4 YEARS OF MERCY AND THE NEW TANK TO DRIVE TO ALL MY FELLOW RANGER FANS HOPE FOR NEXT SEASON TO ALL MY FRIENDS AND CLASSMATES THE WISH FOR HAPPINESS AND LUCK IN THE FUTURE ...LB ALL THOSE ENDLESS PHONE CONVERSATIONS LE MEMORIES OF FRESHMAN YEAR K A ALL OUR CAR RIDES ... R W A TOW CHAIR MBA DECENT GAME OF BASKETBALL AND A LITTLE MORE LUCK AT POOL K W A PHONE D R DRIVING LESSONS J W SOME REAL MARKS B G A CRASH HELMET K T AND J V THE METS ... TO ALL MY FRIENDS THE MEMORY OF WANTING TO CHOKE ME FOR SNORING STEVEN THE GOOD TIMES WE'VE SHARED EILEEN A BOWLING SCORE OVER 100 SOUR CREAM AND ONION POTATO CHIPS KAREN AND PETER THE MALL KIM THE MEMORY OF ALWAYS BUMPING INTO EACH OTHER AT THE MOVIES VICKI THE ISLANDERS STACY OUR FRIENDSHIP CHRISTINA ALL THE LUCK IN THE WORLD TO EVERYONE ELSE ALL THE HAPPINESS IN THE WORLD . .. FRAN MY LOCKER AND AVON BOOK ELLEN COMMON SENSE RIDES TO SCHOOL AND MANY GOOD MEMORIES KATY A CAR TO TOTAL AND TALKS IN STUDY JIM A CURE FOR ALL YOUR AILMENTS DENISE DRIVING LESSONS AND PRIVATE BATHROOM . .. MARYANNE LUCK IN HIGH SCHOOL ERIK A BOTTLE OF SUN TAN LOTION AND HOPES FOR A FUTURE IN THE SUN GOOD LUCK LISA ONE WAY TICKET TO FLORIDA M M A NEW LAUGH AND OUR FRIENDSHIP .. . LAURA A MOPED RIDE AND A TWO HOUR TELEPHONE CALL PRISCILLA A TRIP TO THE CAR WASH AND A CHANCE TO CUT MY HAIR RAY MY TELEPHONE NUMBER AND A DATE WHEN YOU'RE 35 AND A MILLIONAIRE TO THE TENNIS TEAM A WINNING SEASON TO THE CLASS OF 87 LOTS OF LOVE AND LUCK FOR EVERYONE ALSO THANKS TO ONE AND ALL FOR HELPING ME ALONG THE WAY . . . JERRY ALL MY TIES THAT YOU ALREADY HAVE TOM KARATE LESSONS YOU NEED THEM MIKE COMMON SENSE LISA A FUNNY FACE ... E V SEE YOU IN WASHINGTON IT'S ONLY A HOP SKIP AND JUMP KEVIN OUR FRIENDSHIP TALKS K Z AND P R ALL THE LUCK IN YOUR FUTURE I WILI___ 177 MEMORIES OF THE THE POWER LINES ... M M'S ... MISS C 10TH YR MATH CLASS ... 12TH YEAR RELIGION . . . SUPERBOWL 85 86 87 . . . SKI TRIPS ... CASEY'S PARTIES ... ROLLER SKATING DANCING ... SUMMER SCHOOL ... TRIP TO CITY ... SNOWBALL FIGHTS ... A SPECIAL FRIENDSHIP . . . BOSTON ... JOHNNY'S BEACH PARTY OUTINGS IN ... NYC BILLY JOEL CONCERTS ... TENNIS MAT- CHES . . . JUNIOR RETREAT AND PROM . . . TALKS WITH JESS AND FINDING OUTFITS TO WEAR WITH JO JO AND WENDE ... JOHN GANG YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ARE THE CLOSEST FRIENDS I HAVE YOU WILL ALWAYS BE VERY SPECIAL PART OF MY LIFE THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING ... THE GOOD TIMES AT MERCY SKI TRIPS SCHOOL DANCES EMBARASSING MOMENTS ALL THE GOOD TIMES . .. HALLOWEEN DANCE MR L'S SOCIAL STUDIES CLASS ... CHEMISTRY ... KATHY'S GRANDMOTHER'S HOUSE ... DAY AT THE BEACH . . . PROM NIGHT ... SKI TRIPS ... EUROPE 85 TOWER OF LONDON SHERLOCK HOLMES ... GETTING LOST IN FRANCE ... KATHY LOSING BATHING SUIT ... LUNCH TABLE TALKS ... SKI TRIP ... DRIVERS ED ... SUMMER SCHOOL ... TEACHING ... EILEEN TO BOWL ... 1986 VARSITY FOOTBALL GAMES ... ALL THE GREAT TIMES I SPENT WITH MY FRIENDS ... HAVING THE SAME CLASS WITH SUE AND KRISTA ... FOOTBALL ... LATIN ... PIZZA H B ON THE SKI SLOPE ... PARTIES AT SALLY'S HOUSE RIDING WITH SALLY LIZ AND REN- NIE IN MY CAR LUNCH CONVERSATIONS ... WORKING AT THE ICE HOUSE ... MRS F'S OFFICE ... LOOKING GOOD ... SPRING TRACK 86 ... HOCKEY 85 CROSS COUNTRY ... BOSTON ... JR PROM ... SENIOR LUNCH .. . FATHER DAUGHTER DANCE 86 ... HO JOS ... WOODPECKER STORY ... K T NO PHONE 4 WHEEL DRIVE . . . LATE FOR WORK. BURGER KING THE LAST BOOTH ... CHINESE FIRE DRILLS .. . SHARING LUNCH . . . BACKGAMMON GAMES ... 15 MILE BIKE RIDE ''I'LL MEET YOU HALF WAY ... GREAT TALKS LAUGHING CRYING ... RIDES TO SCHOOL WITH BARBARA ... RETREAT PROM ... SKI ... BOB NEW YEAR'S ... MRS C'S RELIGION CLASS .. . THE STREAKER . . . GETTING LOST IN FRANCE ... RAMSEY HALL ... 12 GREAT YEARS FILLED WITH MEMORIES AND MORE TO COME ... FOOTBALL BASKET- BALL GAMES ... ALL THE PARTIES ... RETREAT ... SKI TRIP ... E V ALL THE LAUGHS TEARS AND ADVENTURES WE'VE SHARED ... MOOSHY FISHY TRIP MOO WARM FUZZIES HUGS ... JUNIOR RETREAT ... CRY PARTY ... MY FAVORITE JACKET ... UNUSUAL FERRY TRIPS ... 12 14 84 THE BEST DAY EVER THE GOOD TIMES WITH ALL MY FRIENDS ... TAMMY'S WATERBED ... CHEMISTRY CLASS . . . THE GYM ... JR PROM . . . SCARF . . . CREW ADVENTURES ... RETREAT . . . EUROPE 85 . .. THE PRISONER OF SECOND AVE ... PAINTING THE 87 ... FRESHMAN MATH CLASS ... THE WATERMELON ... SUNDAY MORNING KOOL AID ... SURFING .. . MOTORCYCLE RIDE IN GREENPOINT ... ALL MY FRIENDS AND ALL THE MEMORIES I CAN'T REMEMBER . . . THE RUN SURFING REEVES BEACH . . . FOOTBALL . .. LUNCH TABLE ... SKI TRIPS ... NO MORE FREE LESSONS ... TRAILBLAZING IN THE INDESTRUCTIBLE . .. JUNIOR RETREAT ... JUNIOR PROM NIGHT ... FOOTBALL GAMES ... LIMO DRIVERS WHO DON'T KNOW WHERE TO GO NEW YEAR'S EVE ... AT KIM'S ... ALL THE FOOTBALL GAMES IN MY JUNIOR YEAR ALL MY SPECIAL FRIENDS I HAVE MADE AND SOME I HAVE LOST ... HOME COMING OF 86 BOTH PLAYS AND ALL FOUR YEARS OF TRACK ... JUNIOR PROM AND MY FIRST PRACTICE WITH THE BAND ... A LATE ARRIVAL TO MASS ... PATTY CAKE BENT SPOONS JUNIOR RETREAT ... BRUNO THE DANCING BEAR PARKING SPOT ... GEN CHEMISTRY SKI TRIPS ... JUNIOR PROM ... BILLY JOEL CONCERT ... MY BIO PARTNER ... TRAIN TRIPS ... SKI TRIP ... CASEY LEARNING TO SKI ... SOFTBALL 85 HAMPTON BAYS ... SKI TRIPS ... 8TH PERIOD AMERICAN HISTORY CLASS ... JUNIOR PROM KATHY'S SWIM ON RETREAT .. . LUNCH TIME TALKS AND WILHEMINA THE SLAVE HAVING TO THROW OUT THE GARBAGE . . . FOOTBALL BASKETBALL GAMES ... MIXING OUR BLOOD TYPES IN BIO ... SKI TRIPS ... CRY PARTIES ... RETREAT 86 JUNIOR PROM . .. NYC THE EM- PIRE STATE BUILDING LAKE PARTIES ... MUSHROOMS BOB RIDES ... SKI TRIPS ... CHEERLEADING ... TENNIS ... BILLY JOEL CONCERT THE DINER ... CREW ADVEN- TURES ... ROWBOATING IN SOUTHAVEN PARK ADVENTURELAND NEW YEAR'S EVE 178 ... TRACI'S BROKEN WRIST . .. LISA'S SWEET 16 PARTY .. . PROMS .. . CROSS COUNTRY ... BOWLING . . . RING CEREMONY ... PICNIC AT MONTAUK .. . FRESHMAN HISTORY AND PORKCHOPS ... THE LANDING ... MATH TWO .. . ENGLISH ONE . .. CHRISTMAS MASS ... JR RING CEREMONY ... NIGHT BASKET- BALL GAMES . . . LAKE PARTIES . . . VOLLEYBALL MARATHON 84 ... PARTIES ... STUDY HALL ... JEEP RIDES ON THE BEACH ... FRIENDS ... MY FIRST TOUCHDOWN . .. BEATING BAYPORT ... MEETING GREAT FRIENDS FOR FOUR YEARS ALL THE GREAT PARTIES ... LAUGHING IN THE CAFETERIA ... MY SWEET SIXTEEN PARTY GOING TO BROADWAY WITH THE DEAF FRIENDS CLUB . .. FEELING EMBARRASSED TO MEET THF. HEARING KIDS AS A FRESHMAN . . . RIDING MY HORSE PROPHECY IN THE HORSE SHOW ... BURGER KING LUNCHTIME ... WILD BUS RIDES ... LOCKER ROOM SUN .. . TRACK SKI TRIP MY NOVA . . . WOODWORKING CLASS JR GYM CLASS ... SR M'S HISTORY CLASS ... DINNER AT MEGAN'S .. . ALL THE TEARS ... TRIP TO THE CITY SENIOR PROM AND FALL- ING ASLEEP TALKS AT LUNCH ... NEW YEAR'S 85 86 SKI TRIPS ... MY BEACH HOUSE PARTY . . . CAMPING FIRE DRILLS . . . DANCES ... TRACK ... MY GRANDMOTHER'S HOUSE . . . LONG PHONE CALLS . . . CRY PARTIES IN THE DARK .. . 9TH YEAR ART CLASS . .. LUNCH WITH THOSE ''STRANGE PEOPLE'' SHOPPING IN CALDORS . . . VARIOUS DANCES ... THE WHITE CAR ... DUNKIN DONUTS JR PARTIES ... TYPING CLASS . . . METS AS CHAMPS .. . DRIVERS ED FRESHMAN YEAR SKI TRIP 86 THE MET GAME . . . PARTY AND MIKE'S GOING TO BROOKLYN ... WATERBED ... PROM ... DRESS SHOPPING ... 4TH OF JULY ... 4 WHEEL DRIVE TRUCKS . . . PARTIES . . . CAM- PING OUT . . . JUNIOR PROM . . . NEW YEAR'S 86 ALL THE GOOD TIMES BASEBALL GAMES 10 YEARS OF FRIENDSHIP WITH KATHLEEN . . . LEAGUE CHAMPS EAST HAMPTON ... JR AND SR PROM HOMECOMING PHYSICS CLASS . .. EUROPE 85 . . . SKI TRIP 84 ... JR PROM ... NEW YORK HANDS ACROSS AMERICA ... JOHANNA'S PARTY ... GAR- FIELD SEATBELT CHECKS . . . CHICKEN RANCH SKI TRIPS FIELD HOCKEY . . . PRAC- TICE SHOPPING VACATIONS .. . LUNCH TABLE ... 84 85 DRAMA CLUB SKI 86 87 SUM- MER 86 ... JR PROM . .. HOME ROOM 87 AND THE FOSTER CHILD ... TV BRUCE SPRINGS- TEEN CONCERT ... BEACH BOYS CONCERT ... THE WEEKEND IN A PENTHOUSE IN NYC ... DONALD DUCK'S BIRTHDAY ON ICE DARIAN LAKE 85 ... SKI TRIPS ... ROSELAND 84 SUMMER 86 TOUR 83 AND 84 BEACH PAR- TIES ... MY CONVERTIBLE ... GREAT ADVENTURE SURFING THE POOL ... THE CHRISTMAS BEAR ... LATE TO MASS ... PRO- FESSIONAL HAIRCUT ... CHRISSY'S BIRTH- DAY ... BRUNO THE BEAR PARKING SPOT EASTER BUNNY ... PAUL'S TOMATO BOXER SHORTS . . . CHEMISTRY CLASS . .. WALKING THE LEDGE ... TRIP TO THE MALL ... PEP RALLY ... THE NOSE ... 2 YEARS OF WOOD- WORKING ... 11TH YEAR BUSINESS MATH ... THE NOT SO GREAT TRACK SEASON ... JR PROM ... THE GOOD FRIENDS I MADE ... LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP ... SKI TRIPS . .. ALL THE PARTIES ... SR YEAR ... EUROPE 85 SKI TRIPS ... DISGUISES ACCENT ON ICE SEATBELT CHECKS ... RETREAT PROM NEW YORK TRIPS ... NEW YEAR'S EVE ... JR RETREAT ... VARSITY CHEERING HOCKEY GAMES T V PARTY ... SKI TRIP ... JR PROM ... BILLY JOEL AND STRETCH LIMOS TENNIS IN THE RAIN ... ALL THE CRIES TALKS AND PHONE CALLS THE BEACH ST PATRICK'S DAY 85 86 CHRIS PARTY ... SKI TRIP 87 ... LUNCH TABLE TALKS ...3D DESIGN ... SUMMER OF 86 ... FIRST BOWLING EX- PERIENCE ... M M'S PARTY PARKING LOT FRIENDLY'S CENTEREACH LANES . .. CHRIS CHRISTMAS AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS . .. CENTRAL PARK CARRIAGE RIDE ... NYC TRIPS ... WENDYS GETTING TO KNOW THE PEOPLE THAT ARE MY BEST FRIENDS ... SUPERIOR SKATING . . . CARVEL SUMMER . .. LUNCH AT WENDY'S WALT WHITMAN MALL ... LOCKER ROOM ... FIRST DAY HERE MEETING NEW PEOPLE ... TRACK TEAM 85 ... SCHOOL PLAY 85 ... JR PROM GOOD MEMORIES OF ALL MY CLASSMATES AND EVERYONE AT MERCY ... JR YEAR ... APRIL FOOLS DAY . . . THE BEACH . . . THE BUS GREAT ADVENTURE ... NEW YEARS 85 86 SUMMER PARTIES ... CAMPING ... SKI TRIPS ... JR RETREAT ... ACTION PARK ... FIRE DRILLS ... FOOTBALL GAMES AND PARTY'S LEAGUE CHAMPS .. . ALL GOOD MEMORIES THE WAY WE WERE 179 To Chris Future success to the Class of '87 Mr., Mrs. JohnSisino fo Jerome, Tc Keep swinging Trouble. Mom, Dad, Kathy, Bob, Jimmy, Janet (79), Sean Geralynn, Peggy and Michael. Dear Marisa, Congratulations on your graduation We wish you happiness and success in all of your future endeavors. Here's to a wonderful life, hone ■ Love, Mom, Dad Marcella and Marcutonie Congratulations, Sean You're the greatest, Love, Mom, Dad To our Erik, We are Proud of your ability to shine in every endeavor you undertake. May God guide your future direction and always be with you. Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations, Mo Blessings on the next stage of your life! And thanks for being ‘you! Mom and Dad 4 J Congratulations Patrick on your graduation from Mercy High School. ■ Love Mom and Dad Dear Karen Sue, How did we ever get so lucky? Health, Happiness, and Success always! With Love and Pride, Mom and Dad Tom Carver May happiness, love and success be with you always! Love, Mom and Dad Hiiaka, The best of Luck and all our Love Dad, Judy and The Gang Baron, Congratulations endeavors. and success in all future nfi Love, Mom and Teddy ’84 Good luck Eric! We will always be here for you with open arms We scored a touchdown when you got yours, champ! Take our teachings and let them serve you well. To Francine (Pookey), Love, always, John and Estella Shivers Dear Michael, We are very proud of you and all you have ac- complished. Good luck in the future. Love, Mommy, Daddy, Jennie and Rosemarie Congratulations and Good Luck, Eileen and the Class of '87 r ha To one of the best sons a father ever had. Good luck, Joe Macedonio, in all your future endeavors. Love, Dad Congratulations Megan, And continued success in your Academic Endeavors. You’ve made us extremely happy and tru- ly proud of your achievements. Hopefully God will guide you through your future and bless you. The McDowell’s You know that we love you and wish you the best in the future. We’ll never forget your crazy and Terrific classmates and especially SMAK, TOD. Ameba, Bub- ba, Java, Abbino and don’t forget F.Y.T. Be good and stay crazy! Love, Mom and Dad Jackie, Congratulations! We’re proud of you. But then we always have been. Love Mom, Dad, Barrie and David 180 To Chris, Congratulations and a future filled with happiness and success. Love you, Mom Congratulations, Dan Love Mom and Dad PT ; igratulations! May the years ahead be rewar- igTand fulfilling. In spite of everything, you made it. ve, Mom, Dad, Jim, Tom, too. To Essya Congratulations! Good luck. Love, Daddy, Mommy, Mark, and Amina Pat, Kfc- You have made it so far, so fast and we are so pro- Congratulations on your graduation. May God ££ud 0f you. Remember to learn to look for God for all bless you always. you need, be to others what you would have them be Love, Mom and Dad tayou angLhow much we love you. Good Luck, Kathleen. Good Luck and God's blessings to Debbie and to the class of 1987. Me and Mrs. K. Kneski Seek the Kingdom of God and his righteousness and all things shall be added to you. (Matt. 6:33) The Messina Family ,44 John, All our love always, May success be with you always. Mom, Dad, Vinny, Niny-Pappa John, j Tell the band to take five. Qb T Dear John, SsT Live each day to the fullest — for you only pass this way but once. Remember, Keep Smiling — God bless you. Love Forever, Mom and Dad •« Love, Mom, Dad, and Frankie Terry, 1 the ttulations and Good Luck. Now you start on tgjrase of life. Watch your knee! To Ann Margaret, Congratulations and Best oij rck, Sucess and Happiness in your futufe. We are all very proud of Love. Mom, frpand your Sisters i___.Cpngratulanons, Mark, a ■87. Mr. and Mrs. V. Bozuhoski I the best to the Class of vneather, ' May happiness and success go with youNways ___________ May you bring as much happiness to those you touch 1 All our love, Mom and Dad on the road ahead as you have to us. Love, Mom apd Dad Sl I Be all that you can be with Faith, Pride, Dignity and , ftpve and support always. Mom and Dad Dear Nancy, You are a special young woman who we will always be proud to call our daughter! Congratulations and much love: Mom and Dad Sally ... Congratulations to our loving daughter and Good Luck and much happiness in all your future endeavors. SENIOR DIRECTORY Abrams, Stacy Anderson, Kathleen Auletta, Glen Avens, Dayna Babcock, Heather Barczak, Laurie Bernagozzi, Ellen Bozuhoski, Mark Brennan, Jerome Brown, Ann-Margaret Brown, Baron Brown, Victoria Bruszewski, Kim Bucking, Lisa Callas, William Carver, Tom Conway, Pat Coogan, Jerry Costello, Thomas Czulada, John Dav Jini Devito, John Dobrie, Erik Drew, Ann Marie Driscoll, David Dunleavy, John Egan, Robert Lee ischer, Cnnsfd abrietle. Barbara ang, John Graham, Francine Guyer, Victor Haagen, Jessica Hahn, Nancy Hanachi, Essya Hanratty, Michael Haupt, Sally Heinz, Tammy Higgins, Deirdre Hoffmeister, Mike Holborow, William Hopler, Carrie Ann Jester, Jacaueline Jurgielewicz Paul Karlin Rita Kelly, Terren Kneski, Di Kramer, La Fata, Giovanna Larsen, Kristine Le Pre, Patrick Lesiewicz, Chrrs Lingen, Christine Loesch, Peter Loper, Ed — Lowe, Caryn h, Jennifer 73 Sally La. Ridge 11961 Long Pond Rd. Ridge 11961 23 Scout Tr. Ridge 11961 P.O. Box 440 Bridgehampton 11932 22 Shinnecock La. Hampton Bays 11946 17 Joyce Dr. Riverhead 11901 Upper Seven Ponds Rd. Watermill 11976 64 Daly Court Riverhead 11901 79 Gaymore Rd. Pt. Jefferson Sta. 11776 64 Crestwood Dr. Shirley 11967 5Teele Dr. Coram 11727 51 Risa Court Riverhead 11901 90 Hettys Path Farmingville 11738 Rosemary La. Sag Harbor 11963 192 Avenue B Ronkonkoma 11779 164 Robinson Pkwy. Riverhead 11901 5 Parlar Ct. Miller Place 11764 3 Walcott Ct. Mt. Sinai 11766 Box 3R Laurel Court Wading River 11792 77 Sunrise Ave. Riverhead 11901 24 Shenandoah Blvd. Pt. Jefferson Sta. 11776 14 Mayfield Dr Mastic Beach 11951 51 Pine Edge Dr. East Moriches 11940 Lynwood Ct. Hampton Bays 11946 29 Penn Commons Shirley 11967 100 Kings Dr. Riverhead 11901 16Smi hjSt. Center Moriches 11934 610 Corwin St. Riverhead 1T901 68 Eisenho' . Box 356, Scuttle Hole Rd Elm St. 388 Wellwood Dr P.O. Box BQ 3 Church Lane 6 Lakeside Dr. 9 Camberly Rd. Raymond St. Pecomc Bay Blvd. 24 Amesworth Ct. Great Plains Rd. 22 Pheasarjt Valley Dr. 9 Monte La. — 20 North Ferry Road J.O. Boy 619, Moose Trail Barnes Rd. P.O. Box 2309 20 Marlboro Dr Wading River Manor Rd 26 Forest Tifp . 26 Sally Lane 1 Meroke La. 6295 Bridge La. 12 Halston La. 3 James Annex 12 Robinson St. Main Rd. Sunset Beach Rd. Blank La. ,ue Bridgehampton Southampton Shirley Bridgehampton East Hampton Lake Ronkonkoma East Hampton Yaphank South Jamesport Middle Island Southampton ?! Coram Center Moriches Shelter Island Cutchogue hes Calverton Terryville Manorville Ridge Ridge Rocky Point Cutchogue Coram Shoreham Shoreham Orient Sag Harbor Watermill 115 ■r 11786 11967 11932 11937 11779 11937 11980 11970 11953 11968 27 11934 11964 11935 11955 11933 11776 11949 1196T 11961 11778 11935 11727 11786 11786 11957 11963 11976 Macedonio, Joe 170 Wading River Rd. Manorville 11949 Mahan, Kelly 20 Pheasant Valley Dr. Coram 11727 Malerba, Richard 11 Beecher St. Coram 11727 Manmx, Michael 20 Wagner Dr. Coram 11727 Marano, Marisa 131 Wedgewood Dr. Coram 11727 Martinsen, Suzanne 2005 Village La. Orient 11957 Mastropietro, Louise 7 Rhodedendrone Dr. Center Moriches 11934 May, Kimberly 137 Elm St. Calverton 11933 McBurnie, Michelle 228 Middle Road Riverhead 11901 McDowell, Megan Old Harbor Colony, 35 Oak La. Hampton Bays 11946 McLaughlin, Casey 15 Palm St. Selden 11784 Menting, Diane P.O.Box 519, 29 Holly La. Shirley 11967 Messina, Jim 1512 Roanoka Ave. Riverhead 11901 Montgomery, Jeanne 1 Salt Lake La. Mattituck 11952 Moran, William 31 New Jersey Ave. Bellport 11713 Murphy, Kieran 16 Woodlawn Ave. Selden 11784 Murphy, Timothy 3 Cody Ct. Coram 11727 Napoli, Stephen 9 Lake View Dr. Center Moriches 11934 Nelsen, Christine 170 McKinely Dr. Mastic Beach 11951 Nolan, Catherine 925 Oaklawn Ave. Southold 11971 Noochoochai, Montai Baiting Hollow La. Calverton 11933 O'Connell, Margaret 65 Ocean Ave. Center Moriches 934 Pastore, Suzanne 78 Senix Ave. Center Moriches 11934 Pirraglia, James 15 South Gate Shoreham 11786 Pizarro, Nannette 104 Vanderbilt Centeral Islip 11722 Powers, Clare Red 1 Nancy Ct. Riverhead 11901 Powers, Laura 10 View Dr. Miller Place 11764 Quinn, Kelly 4 Dawnwood Dr. Manorville 11949 Rivas, Doreen 30 Hollywood Dr. Shirley 11967 Roberts, Maureen 915G Victor St. Riverhead 11901 Rudolph, Michael 72 Fairfax Dr Coram 11727 Runco, Denise Harvard Rd. Sag Harbor 11963 Rutyna, Vicki 2 Gate St. Hampton Bays 11946 Safonov, Lucie 19 Bay Ave. Hampton Bays 11946 Sanatore, Hiiaka Meroke Tr. Wading River 11792 Scavuzzo, Peter 16 Howard Dr. Coram 11727 Schnell, Raymond 4 Missapogue Ct. Shoreham 11786 Schmidt, Kathleen 44 Propose Rd. Shirley Rd. 11967 Schmieder, Linda 30 Rampasture Rd. Hampton Bays 11946 Seeley, Maryalyce 25 Fairway Dr. Manorville 11949 Shivers, Eric Anthony 896 West Bartlett Rd. Middle Island 11953 Sinha, Shilpi 88 Belleview Ave. Center Moriches 11934 Sisino, Chris 575 Robinson La. Peconic 11958 Slattery, Richard 19 Vernon La. Centereach 11720 Stile, Lisa 44 Kent La. Centereach 11720 Tiska, Tracey Ann Lumber La. Bridgehampton 11932 Tuthill, Kathleen Box 893, Shade Tree La. Riverhead 11901 Twomey, Traci Manor La. Jamesport 11947 ialiotta. Jennifer P O. Box 793 Private Rd. East Moriches 11940 jEVjilla. Maureen Robinson La Peconic 11958 Vitale Monica 16 Maryanne Ave. Pt. Jefferson Sta. 11776 Vogt, Thomas 27 Fiesta Dr. Centereach 11720 Vollrath, Eileen 14 Orchard Neck Ct. Center Moriches 11934 Wald, Krista 69 Further La. Riverhead 11901 Wawryk, Kim Main St. Sag Harbor 11963 Wesnofske, Robert Bricklin Rd. Bridgehampton 11932 White. Sean 1 Ashford Dr. Ridge 11961 Wikander, John Box 358 Sag Harbor 11963 Willmott, Melissa 911 Ostrander Ave. Riverhead 11901 Yatauro, Christina 16 Wayside La. Selden 11784 Yeager, Richard P 40 Clay Pitts Rd. “ Greenlawn 11740 Zarro, Becky 298 Fishel Ave. Riverhead 11901 Zebrowski, Daniel Jobs La. Bridgehampton 11932 Zivin, Karen 5 Riviera Dr ■ Selden 11784 J. . 183 When The Night Has Come And The Land Is Dark And The Moon Is The Only Light You Can See I Won't Be Afraid — Just As Lonq As You Stand By Me If The Sky That We Look Upon Should Tremble And Fall And The Mountains Crumble To The Sea I Won't Cry I Won’t Shed A Tear As Long As You Stand By Me ... In Trouble Won't You Stand By Me. STAND BY ME 184 i
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