Middletown High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Middletown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1976 volume:

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' f f W A ,ll I 'TI Curi0user and curiouserfu f -Q Q 7 if !A ., . llqv In , y vf V . 4 N A x Joj 28 a'u, uaqi , f, rv ,, I, , ff . ls 3 Juniors 'yilhu e if F f I N I f I fi 5'Z?Zs..-!6H9zHQiP!JeWf f 1 jig Q4 .K .. - .- 30 Q 4- - - Class Officers: Sue Cosgrove Melissa Eisenberg Claudia Napp Pat Hazelton Robin Morrone Q1 'N L. D R I Ny 41 A , P ' 43 X Y A iw 'W g aff , 'f n ?b- X yOu. , ,g'Nkq H RW, 5 Said J M ' ' the Caterpillar. 32 Wil' W ir'...3:g.a 5159 Alice repliecl, rather sh yl y I-I hardly know, sir, just at present-at least I know who I was when Igot up this rnorning, but Ithink I must have been changed several times since then. if wwf .auf What do you mean by that? Sala' the Caterpillar sternly. Explain yourselffu 34 ' ff ,Q -, 'nv fm t if 4 A, , if fy ' i ,ting ,, ,.,,VA in 'iz ffm .J pls' ' 'WW A1 7' Q 49' if !f'1-ings. .N l2-1: ha Hlcani explain mysehf Fmqhmism' said Alice, Hbecause M ,, Fm noimyseljf you see. , fr ffif - -.W x Q' a zz x fx Sophomores 4.51 ' Jfffm.- 2: ,,x....-N- 4 Aim- l f 1 ff? ,. ww? N V,AVV!! A , N-,:.,, ,., , . . V . IYIVV XNF Q X 1-'f M v i. 5 ,,..,,f.Z 32 f M J fl' 4 ,fi 1. I P1 1 G ff 1 13,1 6 5 Eff? ?f X 335' V' 4 44,1 pg Q , , sf fx' M I If g Lf fi FE gym Q W , J 5 J, ju V, fi ,pw ,VW F, ,W f, ailfivi Sum 5' f Wzf an in ,,,,,,.,. . J. .4 . .7 -Agni fvfw 1 fe JL my 5' 'S W7'?!'FF'of'16 5? - fi' ein .V ,f 5611 fi auf , ' V 'ld E7 3 f , fy . 1 ,- , . .vc 3-fa ,-H,,53,, J Mi E 5 if wg Qi v L' af M ,ff fx ,X 1' n 5 7 W, .1 Perhaps it hasn't one, Alice ventured to remark. Tut, rut, child! Said the Dutchess. Everything's got a moral zfonly you canjind it. Hlwwnmmwqd 39 Freshmen ii-.-.Y-. fag mr in Class Officers X X, Y ts X I could Zellyou my adventures -beginning from this morning, said Alice cz little iimidly: af Nm Qi Explain all that, said th 6 Mock Turtle. R xx x 8- 1 ' , W ,Q af nj ' 1 'f' :H W wni'fx. I 4? six Q Lx, -1 , L.. O f 4 ., , 4 ky x'gQi95's'gQP 'f 9g.a Xe ,, ,.., K fi i :' 44 'N0, no! the adventures j?rst, saia' the Gryphon in an impatient tone 'explanations take such a dreadful time. ITU ,W D31 L .. ug ' u r 'I Q x ', TI f x If' X SENIORS ' M ig 1 F ' N 1 l Elm' mum ' iii 'f-3-il?-LMT, fm L , 141 i .....44. A f' .WK .. 1 iff ,fig F gy: Q SM i V UI gg :E W X . 5 CES? n ff 155. 3 ' v iii X' my ' ff .Z-QQ 1 - 1' ' 1' , Q' x e , f .1 ' V ft in agp: '- 6 QV, 'figs , b gi w3,,A Q . In-Aa an in zu N Q Da 1., r- 4 Seniors M Mfr!! f2'?'W .V f 'fu v ,Z V f IH!!! , Y g , I 4 K :r A 'ailmfzf . 'g xf '-x.Q,.x.4 ,W H V .. 4, dun F I, . Q. QE 3451 515 , f.. win. ..g f-. ,wx W 1 I in-any '!i!?TX4 'P 55: w mug. 40 Class of '76 Class Officers Duke Kimble-Pres. Lynn Skinner-V.P. Charon Carter-Sec. 5 if 5'.iSW1S'Jb- C ' 'WEP .ik , XO!!! nw Grace Antar YOu won't believe this, but I'm really going to miss school. Child care, Vice President Junior, Vica Senior Reparlio. Vickie Arnold 'Sr' ......1 Qt- ii, X nfl? ,Ta Y, V : , xii, Q1 f Nt. , ,,,,,.l x, Glenn Adams l I za f Robert Anderson I.'l oneg Slopesg Drivewaysg Poolp Pontiac Tyranny. Cliffsg Supply Roomg Bowling Alley. Life is love, love is time and time is too short. Dorothy Arnott V 4.4 Thomas Amodio If If 4 , . Lilly I Ziyi Ile , ..,. V, ff If 'Q : Lisa Gaye Andolina I believe in the sun when it's not shining. I believe in love when I'm alone. I believe in God even when He is silent. .s..,, Louis Baggatta 49 'Al mah 47 Mn- Declan Baldwin Dilek Biyiksizoglu Elvira Blakeslee Do not follow where a path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. 50 Cheryl Barone HU' Kenna Bayne And it seems to me that we live our lives like a candle in the wind, never knowing who to turn to when the rain sets in.-EJ. Brenda Black - f 1, ef Tina Black .av Gary Bloom i :CY 'OUIQTYW 1 w V Potito Boffa WY Debra Benedict Fredg Good luck to all the people I know. '76 Oursidersg love pasties. frv' Pauline Blair Debbie Bonner Christine Bennett Edward Blake J V VV i fi' Sr-.av 741341- Wx 4 'Q , f M 1 1 Wg ez f E Deborah Bonney Donna Bossie Greg Brady Richard Bright 51 l .Cv Patricia Burns Barry's Bunny , We can only be ourselves -Harry Truman. Nu Barbara Carr 52 -S... Doreen Brink I'll always remember the good times at M.H.S.g Loves Ricky, Class of '76 outsiders. Carole Brown Lori Brozycki Bro , Broz , Polak , Good Friends won't always be together . . . but their feelings of oneness 1415 Thomas Burr Mynwy- Charon Carter Cheerleading 1-4, Varsity co- capt. 4, Student Council, Epi- logue, sect'y, treas. 2 Sn 4, Twin Towers 3. boces enrich., Miss MHS. Seeking means to have a goal, but finding means to be free , . . Herbert Burroughs Vincenzo Cassano when distant illustrates a lasting friendship. 14-1,0 Gwen Butler Pisces, I am Me, so try to be yourself, do what you have on your mind, to have some feeling in your heart. I made it. !1'TY'l' Jill Cassidy Fred Bruni Laura Calabresse if' 'WTV ar--up Dawn Casteel NX as JohnBurns And yet I lived your future out by pounding stages like a clown .... the broken seats, empty rows all belong to me. - P. Townshendg Stage manager 74-76. vi . KX X 3 Raymond 1. Cansel I l X il iff 2-6 IR we-L--,rf Wanda Castro Pooh Beary loves Doug, tiggerg We live for dreams and survive on memories. Good luck 76 outsiders. Frank Catizone Andrea Cawein 53 Jafw' Dino Ciccone Robert Conkling Lillian Cosme Valerie Clark L, Ralph Cooper Kathy Crawford Loves Kevin, good books and the Sun. Love is life worth living. V Susan Clifford 64 , ' W., fa, Carmine Cortese ,F 'Ki iv' -N--N... 'M 'GW Susan Crystal Michael Cuddy WITVTTY Terry Cummings Lori Currier Student Council, Prom hostess and attendant, Cheerleading 2,3, capt. 4. There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm. Annette Coleman Bunki, Greaser 2-4, Loves Jimmy, race cars, Avon parking lot. Always remember 7f2.6!74. Dis- likes people who think there're bad. 'Qi' Paul Cortese Wayne Currier V. V , ,,, Dennis Collard Gabriel Cosme X Debra Phyllis Dan . . Are we losing touch, drifting far away? Have we changed so much that we can't find our way through that door anymore? 55 KQV X G.. Harold Dassori MP8-L-lu. Robert Decker Bandp ski teamg dance bandg four beats between National Salute and Lords Prayer. 56 Cindy Davis Susan Degastonguay GUN Shari DeRosa Loves Carterp You never get a second chance to make an first impression. X A X , ,1 x L:--L ,.f xXxXAR,f Mx X . M-.Mx Thomas Dc-:Salvo Joseph De5tafan0 Cf' Albert Decker MW!! Calvin Degroat Yolanda Diaz Af' as Richard Decker 0? f ai? Mary Degroat Walter Deisseroth Robert Depew W W Karen DiBello They are free who do not fear W ' the ends of their thoughts, Dennis Dino Boces auto mechanicg Keep on trucken 54. Regina Dingee 57 Sharon Doty French Club 2,5 Epiloque 4. David H. Ellison Epilogueg Outdoor Trackg Honor Society V.Pres.g Band Qsoon to be the bestlg Swimming 158,915 So it goes!!! S8 James DiRusso Vicki Doty NW ' 2 . is 'V .mfr ma :Z nj V L3 . Thomas DiRusso Wanda Doty Color Guard 35 Capt. 25 Student Council Presidentg Wicked-Pret- zelg Walk alone and you shall always find. Dorothy Dxstel Pistel , Tennis 3,4. Doug Dulgarian Susan Erickson Michelle Eskew Charles Dollaway f-'W Robert Eherts Mark Evanoff Denise Dolson Michelle Pamela Ellerin Diplomacy is the art of avoiding the appearance of victory. - Metternich. HT' Robert Falk y 59 4i'1 'W joy Fellenzer We've only just begun to realize the best is yet' to come! p Epilogue Editor-in-Chief, Ski and Tennis teams, Marching Middies. Mark Fiore M , , ' 1 4 s 'E Z ji Aaron Frye 60 Charles Fuller Daniel Galarza Edward Galloway Sam Fenig K.L,B.g Ice hockey, Phila I hia Flyers are the best! f Mark Fisclla Darren Gardner 1' iggrr ml!-nl ,.-. A ' ,,,.,, 5552, n ,-fI ' I ' Kerry Finn Laurie Piero , , Marsha Franzblau Band 4 years, Epilogue 4. Marie Frank Linda Ann Foster G.A.A. 25 Yoga 2g Pep Club 2-35 Class Rep. 45 Volleyball 2-45 BOCES. Be what you want, not E JW ,G K X an if-1 5 5 WN Renee Gardner Richard Gardner Kevin Gardner 61 as othe s want ou to be. I Y rre eare E, i W, Shawn Garrison gp! Angelica Giesser ' Roberta Gavin Terry Gentile No committees, no social clubs, no real bug thingsg just attending school and doing my thing. Eric Gerstl I s 'Ein bfi Debbie Gillen Christine Grady Cheerleading 18:55, Band 18r2, Candy Cammittee 2. Elizabeth Greener Debbie Guistiniani Stephen Glowatz Gust Goodbye M.H.S., Goodbye Ellen Grimy, Bobert, Gesualdo, Mark, Geri, Broz . . . It was fun while itlasted. Robert Gorcyca I Q Pasquale Cesualdo Anche 10 spettaolo piu lieto e in realta colmo di dolore: la gioia e solo apparent. Ellen Greiwe :df .mga-f Lynn Guidice Your life is like an onion, you peel it off layer by layer, and sometimes you weep. i KellyGrieb Before I can understand my friendsp I must understand myself. 77 fi 'Who' C. Montrose Hall Karen Halcott Marylou Hall 63 Revina Hall Daniel Healy Samuel Hamilton Michael J. Heater Basketball and BTO . . . it seems to me you lived your life like a candle in the wind . . ,H Beverly Hardy Kathy Hendrickson the best way to know life, is to love many things. --Vincent Van Gogh Ellen Hockenberry Christopher Hogan 49N Flora Hasbrouck John Heppes Tammy Horrevoets James Hawkins wsu, ,, Frank Heter Varsity soccer, 3-4, swimming 2-4, track 1-4 B.O.C.E.S. EN- RICHMENT, The fatigue factor has nothing to do with it. Regina Hunt Barbara Healy bandg french club, We crucify outselves between two thieves: regret for yesterday and fear of tomorrow. 759 Jamie Hines Roberta Hunter Mary Ingrassia Student Council Rep. 1-4, Epi- logue 2-4, Business Editor 4, Twin Towers 3, FTA 2-3. Within you, there is a stillness and santuary to which you can re- treat at any time, and be your- self . . . -HH. Michael Karg 66 Kevin Hutchings .N '4-li -Q., 4 ils . i iisee eiet Anthony Isaac ff N, ev- Dorothy Karterouliotis Thomas Kasprowicz Fred Kehrly 19 Lisabeth Igoe Betsy , Varsity Ski team, Stu- dent council Rep., Junior-Senior Prom Committee, senior refresh- ment stand, senior class skit, Announcements. Kathy Kanoff lgore! Goodbye Heathcliff and Phineas. . . . I'd give everyday 'til eternity passes away just to spend them with you. Henry Keyser William Kilcoin xg? 4 ad! Q l M l Ax f I Xxx l X lx A M Will x XX Kevin Ingrassia Iutta Karg Iunnie Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced. 67 :iv mw- Benedict Laput Theresa Lawerence Renne Lentino James Kimble Duke-soph. Sargent at Armsg Junior class vice-pres.p Senior class pres.g Boy's state Rep, who's who. Ronald Komsa Library club, Drama Club, ex- plores, 8: Epilogue Adsp Cheer up, there is always someone who cares. Mark Levinstein nz 1 V Dennis King 'll' MartinaKuhl Maranathalg We have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ, -Romans 5:15 Drama nr in i ff E Marline King Sandra Koeppel Sverre Kohler Brenda Kurdyla fi Erich Lachmann Susan Lake W Swimming, Ice hockey. , lm'. Club, 'Boces lznrichment, Re- freshment stand. Lisa Littlejohn Susan Loeffler Louis Lofrese 4 r f Nadine Maliha joe Lomascola Digs Pontiacs and the drags. 'KHP' jeff Marenstein Now you know how good it feels, scatter good seeds in the fieldsg Life's ours for the making, Eternity's waiting, waiting for you and me. Tennis 1-4, Band 1-3. nv ' 'U' Linda Lombardi Michael Long '15- q,,,,,.--' Frank Marino Robert Martin Christine Loretan Jesus is the answer for the world today. Above him there is no other. Jesus is the Way. - Andrae Crouch Stephanie Lueck I Karen Lust Twirling 1-4, Capt. 45 Mat Maids 2-4, Ray Lynch Ruth Lyons 4 f i s ff :wwf 1 L 33538 -e . V ...ggi 5S l W' Mary Virginia Masker Thanks Mom, I made it. Plan , to teach disabled children and to Bat Mantman share my life with Marty and live happily ever after! 1 Lisette Maas Andrew Matthews Donald Lynch Scott Mader Timothy McNally 4: ' 1' Carol Miller Sue McPhillips Loves John. Happiness adds and multiplies as we divide it among others. David Miller 4104 Shari Matthews Quick g DP 1, Band 1-3, Office Aid 2, Class of 76 Outsiders. Barbara Meissner Band, French Club-secretary. 'K 7' Colleen Minersmith Mike Matuzewski ,111 Anthony Melendez William Mingey lx l ling . Matt Meade ,,4ae09 ix .JUSR .tb- Juan Mercado dl ve'-bf' N., Barbara Mitchell Peri Mitchell Felecia Moon He takes and learns to give, He aches and learns to live - joni Mitchell, 15? 50+ R N A I Carlos Medina fy-, Tabitha Merritt 73 .f F08 A iw... WV as 4.9 George Morace Kenneth Munro Valerie Newkirk Make me aware of others that they may be aware of meg Cheerleading 1,4g Ring S: Candy comm.g Prom comm. 8: Atten.g Homecoming comm. 2-45 S.C. Rep. 'FQS' Orlando Noriega Kevin Moran Elaina Muratore A smile is worth more than words could ever express. Good Luck to the class of '76. ww, he Z Ann Osborne Girls Basketballg Volleyballg Good things come in small packages. I should know, ?51 Jack Morrissey Colleen Murray Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. ,,g...,,,. Patrick O'Sullivan Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends. Ladies and Gentlemen.-Emerson, Lake and Palmer. 'ii --...r Edward Morrone Beth Ann Nelson Volleyball, School Service, Gym, Likes sports and men in that order, 10-45 S.H.A. Luigi Panetta Mary Mott ,Tr Lauren Nestor Happy as they were, I hope none of us look back and say, Those were the happy days. Keith Parfitt Thomas Munhall George Nestorides NL Rosario Parisi Tony Parrotta David Patterson Wmupauu Joyce Pere Carlos Perez . 'ff' 'Thr uk Frank Perez Andrew Pitsker Patricia Paz Iris Pineiro Those who wear a smile brighten up a dull day. Always remember 5-7-74g Loves Dave. Carol Pizza Petz-Likes rootbeer and m4S:msg If sometimes we don't get lost, there's a chance we may never find our way. fl 14' ' V',i r .- 14-L .-my-nuns any-.X . E mr 'W 'Q fi: ,A t -. Um.. W , H49 E 3 'kxsyj Douglas Porto Lance Predmore Swimmingg Jack's Back . Michael Priest ,funn Thomas Penninton ,Quan pe' Joanne Pitaccio Loves Marcg True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and value. -BJ. 45.1 1 flat' Susan Provost Against stupidity, the Gods themselves contend in vain. - Schiller. 77 Kevin Raymond j.V. Wrestling, J.V. Soccer, FrenchClub. Maureen Regelski Kenneth Ritter 78 'HU' Lucinda Raymond JM Ellin Reinhard Tennis, Swimming, Basketball, Student Council Rep- Life's a pleasant institution. Let us take it as it comes! -W.G. is Margaret Roberts Miggy g Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is but a Broken winged bird that cannot Y- Roger Reagan if inn: Robert Reismger H2 P-1 H i K Y ,. it Tom Roberts David Redner Kathy Reyer 'ww-n., Cheryl Robinson Red likes good friends, John Denver, Fireplaces, latin dancing and working at Wt. Farm. dw' 79 Archie Reed Annette Reynolds Vx QWAZSBV Michael Roche r 21 if Patricia Rhall Pati Reach out to life, to know, to grow, to say yes to life, to risk finding your real self. William Rollings May the Class of 1976 bring out the Spirit of America. English Representative. Kim Rhinehart . . . I can't help but get a little blue thinking of the pre- cious nothing we once knew. Cheerleading 1-4. H Wanda Ronk Such is life Let something you love go free, if it comes back it's yours, if it doesn't, it never was. 'Pala-4 Ralph Riggs Loves Shari. lf you tell the truth you don't have to remember anything. dw.. Geraldine Roselli 79 as., ,, ,,' I Amy Rosenfeld Epilogue Asst. Editor, Varsity Tennis 2-4, Sophomore Vice Pres., B.O.C,E.S. Enrichment, The road seems so long and far away, I hope I will be able to find myway. Dominick Rotundo 'UN Gerald Sardella Paul Sardella Michelle Scott Brian Seekamp 80 4 ff' sf :C- Mike Salma john Ruppert Cincy Schauer Cosmetology major, senior class refreshment stand, prom at- tendant, Epilogue-3, student council rep.-2. John Scarano NM' Debra Shaw Joshua Shapiro I 054-.- .MH Rosemary Sanniola Angel Santiago Ellen Schmick Mike Schurnaci KevinShea Swimming, stage crew, drama. Yesterday don't matter if it's gone. Elaine I. Shuback Loves Joey, 1-12-73. Likes: traveling, waterskiing, Beach Boys, the drags, kids, '67 che- velles, and Suzy-Q's! All peo- ple are not created equal. N -40' Prank Siena Rosalie Slater John Smith ,82 Paul Silipino Ir. Track 1-4, Cross Country, Indoor Track 1-3. Tim Slattery Seeking means to have a goal, but finding means to be free -- Hesse. main Marilyn Smith 'H ,. Charlotte Simon Friendship is the inexpressible Comfort of feeling safe with a person having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words. Minnie Small Robin Smith Howdy! Food Service, It's been a long 13th year, but I finally made it. Thank God. 4 Debbie Skasko Anthony Smith Sandy Smith Band 1-4, Math Team 3-4, Epi- logue 4, Live each day like it's the last day of your life. Lynn Skinner Loves Pietrop Swimming 1-35 Senior vice pres.g Junior Sec. Tres.g Chairman Ring Commit- teeg lst runner-up Miss M.H.S.g Epilogue Sales Editorp Boces En- richmentg Merit Program. 'Y YQ.Q?7i1 l In ,Ai gjkgge 4. EJ!!-r, :ff 3. Douglas Smith W' 2 lv' Arthur Soderblom '49 M v Jennie Sorino Sue Soules I find the greatest thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving -O.W.M. Ralph Spence -15,4 Howard Spinner Charles Torres 84 Y 2 Q f: Q -wr 4 ,asm ., - ., fi? 5' ,V , iv a Wzwkm T ,f 2 s i 3 3 6980 CAMP Robert Tremper Kathy Treutline Emily L. Sposato BOCES-2 yrs. 1Dental Assist- ingj, band-3 yrs., merit card program. ew K ' Robert Taylor 'Sf' Nancy Trifari If you have something set it free, if it comes back its yours, if not it never was, ICQ. Diane Stein Wendy Tewksbury What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. ,ACN 'W' iff? RobinStein Friendship is the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words. f f g Kevin Sumner Laureen Thomas Ronald Thom e 4 Q? ?q7? 1 nd Aaron Van Dyke Alan Van Kleeck YJ Sherrie Swart Clark Titsworth l 'Vi , gy X ff I ti 1 if Kenneth Tumbleson K1-is Vandemark Anton Varga Charles Vavricka it V, Clarence West Rod Whitby ,,,.a dbx' Keith Williamson Tezeon Wong ludy Wright class of 1976 outsiders. B.O,C.E.S. Graduate. Mitch Yanik Varsity Footballg j.V. Baseball and Footballp Merit Program. 1- lennie Wagner Lorie Walker Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die life is like a broken winged bird that can not fly. Suck an Egg . Ken Whiteman Gerald Wick ' -,e f:'Hf??5f1f,'f :H f. ,, ' , V 'Zi , M . f V ,4 i ' , 4 , ,i., A, K I , Tl: x Q, l' X - - ,, . it X 2 ., rg, ' ,. . A -'lm X J xl' jimmy Young Beth Zelanko WWI? fs' sf- ie ' ' V 'f X ,G , ' I f 3.5 X9-,gf 343' ,3 xv' -'tk ' 1024-if if xx ',,'Irli 'X V- xg. ,y .-.um ,M 0. , iii.:.. ' QC , 354- warg- .if 51511 .1435 i ' 'Q' .:,.I'5'-5'2 li ' miflgfi . . - 'Q Eg 3,r:'ffff Ioy Walsh Gary Watson 5m,,..-f'f ' n Nelson Wilcox Roselea Williams Richard Zimmer 87 I I f H, 'LI f v f Q5 ... , f I M -.N We I f K, A 5 ww UIQ I E E :if I F I- ' IH' 1' I -IN 5 ' .:.'I' ......'....f-' TI I'l'I'I . Q 'I QI GuAl-mee Q I I0FF1f'f I DQPT. I I I I 11 I I - - I - If-35 9nS+5 1+ P5'51-'311' 235,25 -:.:I mi 'L :-,-- THEMES? no .U THE N ...- .-.Q U9 I an lun lullnllnl 'zulu um. no 19 ,::r.:::',:: 8, , annual m ..L,.,?,-v... .- V -- -f---lif+i l 'l - I --- - Q '-- 't ' q Wiggl- l-'1 ,l-Q.. ........ CII 1 I 7 l .- s. FHCULTN? I I , me I I N M 1 ,U 1 I L I J, Ill ik Administration Robert F. Palguta- Principal Stephen Finkelstein--Asst. Principal 90 My V, , I iff ' I , .,,,,, .,,,, I ' I Anthony Capozella-Asst. Principal WWW EE,: f f 'ff 'W ' if Q 1 .,,, Ty ,,,, A Brana Weinstein Katherine Lawrence p e ew 7-wie. ,f ee 4 M .., . Shirley Silverman Bernard Courtney and Brana wi 92 J 59: 2 X 75 M: E Q M X s fx S ,rf X ws' 1X ' ,A I .,,.,,,-.-- --f- . K as M ' . ax N + L .M 93 Nancy Kelly Nancy Bentley Isabelle Townsend 46.355 Marcia Suresky Mark Rosen l ,I Arthur Barrett James Bowman k Q 1 r r Nancy Prather Carol Creenbaum John Traver xxx l g. fr M R 2 K A K 96 WA Q f , ff, it 'gi '- JV Vrz,,: L . ' L, , ,?M' I ' m ' ,,,w f + 2 ,',, ' AA' '- f Louis Gioiella Math r i H152 - - - If ire' 5 Isabelle Andrews Richard Siers N. Robert Smith at ik 45 5 J A an Don Ziter 97 History Tom Clarke Mark Kamrass 5' 'ia Robert Russ 98 Tony DelCotto 1:-1. gf, S K QM W W- -wi James Clemens 'Ex X Q? John Nanna Tony Gobeo Gary Klingman Dennis Hand 99 l A Wilbur Schraer Robert Noelle X , ' John Guarracino Peter Bydlik Science I00 V -lp O, 4, V: 'K Y. X lr . l K ew Q X X P' ie , E ER , ' e l el :,.! ..,. . V lt. N x XX S1 N. .AX A .kk +V A .i ., - si , . QQ Ralph Robmson Daniel Hayes W my Qi, , 4 ff , ,www ff ' 7 '- Q U 1 f ,1 ' f , Q I 1 ,z iff' 1 1,17 9 f fd ff . , ,.,.., ul' F 0511 ,,,, . Language Ed Guertin Marion House Catherine Avitable Helen Van Eseltine 102 Music Arlene Amato Frank Maraday ,, VLKL rV',,,. .1 , . , ,,, ,. M 2 A l l a l I l , a a a n . f 3 wi ,ny Kathleen Steffee Ioan Randall Home Economics x - ,x-Wfb- my W A-lwwg, K, , A .. . -' M l,XmMw..,:.w ., , ., 1 tiff, Z , , , f' iilui-EAA IIA 'Ki' WN 1 Af , ,:l ikTi,3QyW' 'XE - '-wx: gp ga x x at W X 'LX 2 S323 11. . - ., ,Arial-..2zw?' E! ,Eg X x ,dis xi. i QR-if wk 1 M L Ki' A Q 1, 35122 x....,, T ? Business Eileen Aschoff Jeffery Friedburg 154-M . w , 5 WX 'a A3 ess ssese e 'Z 5 Robert Goldfarb jane Elia Cos Romanelli 106 s E I i Dick Wolslayer Physical Education Linda Orbacz James Brownley .aw Arthur Gage Christine Zigrossi 107 !f 'Pill 47 ' , N W 'fr '-M VW! Q N A E af an-v?+ , A . HOME o o v1SI'ro q ' ooo R 'll' V . ' J, NR - . u I I L, v-g-- 9 X - wg Q 'Nami QT' 6 - Y ' E ' . Z X I I lj' ' ' fig: . i V! K :L - , -.4-.v 4 41:5 I I ' 5 ' gags: 5953112 ! ' X it - - - I D Qvq I b.Q'o.f.i 1 'iw f 1M2QEf.w'5'7'? :YNY L A A A A jvrfg- Plfivqf ' 9962 'Y 1 - 39 '3'...f-W' .,- f , '1- ' ' ' 4 , , s- . Q .L+ L f ff , i 5, , F5 . J - , V ,,,,.,, 1' , ,W 6,4 ,H - 54 ' ' I ng .' - . V. 'giiew Q Q T + 'flaw ' :asv I 4 I I C I 'fin .. V, 4-H 1' 4 96904 Q A! 4 by y it 1 f W -' ff P'O, I P 41, , A , 5,51 , .TJ 1' K ocks 3 if X irn . -,ir -se-if 4 ' . A i Aw This year's Varsity Football team finished with a disappointing record of four wins and five losses. The season could be divided in half. In the first half, the team went 0-4, but stuck together to win the next four out of five. The loss in the season's second half, to league-champion Port Jervis, snapped a three game winning streak. Once again, the Middies bounced back to defeat Cornwall in the Homecoming game by a score of 22-13. The highlight of the year was at Highland Falls where in the pouring rain the Middies pulled together to drown a late rally and win 14-13. Among the outstanding seniors were: team captain tackle Gary Seekamp, halfback Rod Whitby, fullback and linebacker Walt Deisseroth, defensive tackle Mark Gliemi, guards George Morace and Ed Mor- rone, center Ken Munro, offensive guard tackle Ken Ritter, and end Kerry Finn. The graduating seniors leave an able team of future starters such as Bill Fortier, Nelson Reed, Keith Depew, Mike Meade, Larry Beairsto, crazy Phil Hapke, Bob Howard, Dave Worden, and Steve Dineen. 1 A, ',,f 4525 Left To Right-Front Row: Rod Whitby, Mike Meade, Tony Melendez, john Waizenegger, Jim Young, Nelson Reed, John Heppes, Bucky St. Hilaire, Keith Depew, Ken Munro, Ed Morrone, manager-Jeff Dodd. Second Row: Coach-Gary Klingman, Kerry Finn, Steve Dineen, Bill Flynn, Walt Deisseroth, Mike Schumaci, Gary Stellato, Neil Weber, Rod Schweickhardt, Robert Howard, Rich Long, Dave Worden, Wayne Currier, manager-Bob Depew. Third Row: Coach-John Degnan, Kevin Kelly, Head coach-Dick Wolslayer, Phil Hapke, Bill Fortier, Bill Kilcoin, John Scarano, Mike Long, Bob Taylor, joe Wagner, Ken Ritter, George Morace, Gabe Cosme, Gary Seekamp, Mark Glielmi, Ken Munro, Glenn Lewis. 110 'v ,M ,1,,:w,mff:,f f My , ,. U, .. M fm W a 1 Q 1 Q, WS .J 6 if 1 , ' A X' Q .Q 1, sm-eg 111 Q!-s 'iiillluw 1 l 3 f,,,. , , , , 'fwfr 'il A rf ,,,,, , - Boys' Basketball This year's J.V, Basketball Team came out of the season with an 8-8 record. The team, coached by Bill Stickney, played well all season long with a good team effort. Coach Stickney has high hopes for next season. Reggie Bordon, Henry Encarnacion, Mark Howell, Gerry Malfatone, Giovanni Panetta, Gary Ragin, Charlie Reese, Artie Reynolds, Gilbert Ruiz, Tim Smedley, Bill Smith, Todd Whitby, and Coach Bill Stickney. Q.. Q. ' i, ,WW Fm, Boys' Basketball The Middies Boy's Varsity Basketball Team earned themselves a final OCL record of 7-7, and a 10-8 over- all season record. It was a season of ups and downs for the Middies as they defeated Port Jervis and Cornwall twice but lost to Valley Central and Monroe-Woodbury twice. They defeated a tough Montie team at Monticello, as Traig McElhaney won the game in overtime with a soft jumper. The Middies got great help during the season from the bench as Doug Catizone, Jim Meikle, Mark johnson, Joe Wagner, and Keith Depew all helped to defeat Cornwall at home by a score of 83-64. Andy Matthews, Mark Brown, Aaron VanDyke and Rod Whitby had many clutch shots and rebounds that helped the Middies on to victory. The Middies also beat Washingtonville 81-78, bombed Port by 38 points and destroyed Minisink Valley 86-46. Middletown, headed by Coach Cox, finished high in the OCL standings and has a very good chance of making the sectionals at Union College on March 6th, Qi I 2 ff? 1' 3 - -. . .k . J N ,. 4 -Q - 5 ,- x .3 .. , K 5 .. xx .EET . hy , .,' ,, Q1fl s . ' 'fx J ' fs, tx a C 3, i , ' M 'I t 67413-', 661K f N Q ' l f i et fe i -7 5 Xk if if N v A-V, V A ' X fy R I X fb N ,,,-,f Team Members: Gregg Brady, Mark Brown, Doug Catizone, Keith Depew, Dave Green, Mark Johnson, Andy Matthews Jim Meikle, Traig McElhaney, Aaron VanDyke, Joe Wagner, Rod Whiby, and Coach Barry Cox. 114 Q 4f ' ,.. i ' I Q 'x - ,: 1i1' A I '2 7: 4? ,f Girls' Basketball Robin Wells Coach Wanser Sue Osborne Lisa Hayes Laurie Hunter Anne Lewis Barbara West Laurie Rose Heidi Webber Nancy Hasbrouck Ellin Reinhard Dottie Distel Jackie Margarum Despite its unimpressive 1-7 record, the Girls' I.V. Basketball team displayed an amazingly effective woman-on-woman de- fense. As a first year team playing against already established squads, their losses were not unexpected but Coach Diane Wanser never lost faith in the girls. A 22-24 loss to the Minisink Valley early in the season gave them confidence and hope for a victory in the games to come. After dropping six straight decisions, the team finally put it together to outlast Monroe-Woodbury 20-18 in a tight de- fensive battle. The girls are looking foward to next season when they should be able to pull off a few more wins with the help of new uniforms and some restored nerts. 116 -59 ' Zi Y 1 ,iv - Xwu,,,u'j--w+Qwm4..,,N,k4k L NNW . Q . f ,. . si D , h Lita J L Z. , , t A ' 'L - r . . 1 3 . . A iiit ,eeiee I Y ' '- , j it - ' ., ': ,MW 3 5 Seated: Mary Vance, Lois Ann Hayes, Ellen Greiwe, Lydia Perez. Kneeling: Adele Giruadin, Mary Donnelly, Sue Provost, Becky King. Standing: Kathy Sannwald- Coach, Sara Dodd, Joyce DeGroat, Donna Bub. Not Pictured: Leslie Liss, Ann McGinley. Varsity In only their second year of com- petition, the Girls' Varsity Basket- ball team made a strong but un- successful attempt to gain the O.C.L. crown. Dedicated Coach Kathy Sannwald deserves much credit for the success of the team which produced a 9-5 record and a tie for third place. Outstanding offensive player Lois Ann Hayes led the Western division of the O.C.L. in scoring throughout the season and finished with a 16,3 average. Joyce DeGroat and Sara Dodd were also among the top 20 scorers in the division, while Mary Donnelly and Sue Provost turned in strong defensive efforts. Ellen Greiwe, Becky King, Donna Bub, and Adele Giruadin added depth and additional strength totheteam. Experience should be the key to the success of the next year's squad as co-captain Ellen Greiwe and Sue Provost will be the only players lost to graduation. Sk... Bo s' Tennis 'fi This year's Boys' Tennis Team looks very promising. Under the experienced eyes of team coach Pete Annis, the Middies are hoping to avenge some unexpected defeats suffered during last year's play. They totaled only two league defeats along with numerous wins, in and outside of regular play. The team will again be led by the devastating play of return- ing senior 1. Marenstein, with back-up coming from B. Fritz, H. Encarnacion, and P. Eisen- berg. Young hopefuls are M. Fellenzer, I. Rup- pert, M. Camillo, M. Laskowitz, C. Cawein, and last but not least, the incomperable S.H. Shapiro. ' --if f IV-.fgi Q-5?QW:ff S '1 ZsQF,?5,g5 s 1' si ' Q- 'S' ' - fc.,-'g,5 . .- ' 'H B, 'i -geiix.. . r ffssfifrrw-:mf . ws' ,- , ess- 3-, 'f , is - ' f' ' A ' ,, ' 4 M . ,, Z , , . EEN. V , ask -TIL i k! ! LE 3.I5?1: : .i V.Q nu3'4:.:W ...fi , -,si lky , gf : Mpeg 4 Y efsfffircg .. it ,5 . S 3 X . 1 f' ' EV 'if V by My .V - . , M M -is-mf as 5.55: .. .- 'a ff..-Qgsj -x..f.aj:gfAf-fQ ...A . . . T' ,f H - ...av 'S' ' mi t - e :ffl y . --4 3'5 - r 'S- - W-ai . . .1 g rewfrfe-New . ff -... K -.M W . f .5 . v gd . -Q j '1 - - - A . ' , ' . V 5 er f t . x x .v ,... W V g . :um,.,,... is crcc c pcppcy pp .. . .. . NM x , . . . . .. was 1. s.s'.v . , Q 4 'r' ew' -M -Q15 Q e. . , .- sf -Q. , e c Q f r T Q - rg - ' in 4 'L ,gift Eg. ' fjiij'-.Q -:Q 1. .Qffgzj ft S l., I., 1 -5 . K : 118 -1 ...Q Volleyball With five players returning from last year's second place Varsity squad, the Volleyball Team is looking forward to proving that it can bring home the OCL title. More than seventy girls tried out for positions, but only eighteen were chosen to make up the Junior Varsity and Varsity teams. Lisette Maas, a foreign exchange student from Hol- land, is expected to be a boost to the team as she has participated in tournaments throughout Europe. Good per- formances are also expected from veterans Lois Ann Hayes, Teri Threm, Sue Provost, Becky King, and last year's M.I.P., Beth Ann Nelson. The girls, guided by Coach Chris Zigrossi, will open their season with a head-on con- frontation against last season's division winner, Monticello. Donna Bub, Dottie Distel, Sara Dodd, Mary Don- nelley, Lois Ann Hayes, Becky King, Leslie Liss, Lisette Maas, Ayne McGinley, Beth Ann Nel- son, Sue Provost, Barbara Ringwood, Carolyn Shapiro, Glo Small, Teri Threm, Denise Thompson, and Valerie Williamson. Gym Assistants These three outstanding atheletes have been utilizing their talents by helping in the girls' gym classes. They assist in setting up equip- ment, leading exercises, and demonstrating physical endeavors. They are, from left to right, Lois Ann Hayes, Beth Ann Nelson, and L Dottie Distel. 119 Skiing PM , W 5 0 Rfb' ,ff 120 ff' I M.-v '.,..-A fam Ir? . . A' lo Boys' Team: Left To Right: Steve Shapiro, Curt Walther-co-capt., Chris Hogan-co-capt., Peter Eisenberg, Mark Fellenzei John Pellenzer, Brian Matthews, Peter Kassel. Not Pictured: Mitch Laskowitz, Mark Camillo, Steve Zelanko, and Coacl Bob Walther. al EQ af- Almost any day after school during the months of Novem- ber and early December, you can see a group of atheletes training hard for their challenging season ahead. It's not the Track Team, the Jogging Club, nor even the lump- Rope Team, it's the Middletown High School Ski Team, both boys and girls, anxiously awaiting for first snow- fall when they can get out of the sweats, and strap on the boards. Their efforts were rewarded this year with an impressive second place in both the Boys' and Girls' divisions. Three racers qualified for the State meet, they were: Tammy Warner, Joy Fellenzer, and Curt Walther. Girls' Team: Left To Right: Betsy Igoe, Anne lgoe, Tammy Warner-co-capt., Joy Fellenzer-co-capt., Barbara Ringwood, Abby Sitomer, Stacy Paver, Sally Fellenzer, Julie Sitomer, Lisa Matthews, Carolyn Shapiro, and Fran Pere. Not Pictured: Coach Bob Walther. 121 The Middie Wrestling Team wound up their season with an overall record of 2-12. Despite this year's record, and the loss of seniors Kevin Gardner, Tezeon Wong, and Tony Smith, the team looks hopefully toward next year with the return of John Foley, 7-1 league, and Ralph Quimby, 11-5 overall. They also will be aided by returning grop- pler Chuck Lust, and IV's Tom Diana, Dave Szuwleski, and Jim Inserro. Wrestling ...ni ,Q ' C Varsity: Dale Currier, Mike Ferro, John Foley, Kevin Gardner-co-capt., Cliff James, Chuck Lust, Charles Marshall, Dar- ren McPhillips, Ralph Quimby, Dave Rodriquez, Tony Smith-Capt., Tezeon Wong, and Coach Art Gage. J.V.: Tom Diana, Pete Erlenbach, Mark Grieb, jim Inserro, Sal Marcello, Dave Szuwlewski, Andy Warren, Wezeon Wong, and Coach Tony Ptak. Swimming The Swim Team began with 4 wins in a row and then lost 2 in six lane pools due to lack of depth. The Team lost Walter Lynch, midway through the season, and ended up with a 5-6 record for the year. The win-loss record does not show the fact that Dave Ellison, Frank Heter, Doug Porto, Marshall Cline, and Walter Lynch kept the rec- ords falling in almost every meet. School and pool records were broken and rebroken 35 times throughout the Middie swim season. Next year will be a rebuilding year for the Middie mermen with only five returning lettermen, and the adjustment to their new 25 yard pool. Coach Ed Morgan is also expecting to start a Girl's Varsity Team with a separate season, and four returning girl letterwomen from the boy's team. Varsity Swim Team: QLeft To Right, Standing: Mar- shall Cline, Alan Heter, Tom Roberts, Doug Porto, Kevin Shea, Louis Dennis, Andy Ellison, Dino Cic- cone, Coach Ed Morgan. Kneeling: Frank Heter- co-capt., Jeff Fransblau, Judy King, Jean Fischbeclc, Josie Dennis, Cathy Juli- ano, Gina Pellegrini, Laurie Piero, David Ellison- co-Capt. Seated: Robert Shapiro, Susan Hutchings, Jenny Jorgenson, Keith Roselli, Ronnie Heter- manager, Barry Zukose. Not Pictured: Gary Terilli and Walt Lynch. v ? , ,,,, J y S ,r .,.. W ff fs M f 5-W W.: 2 H K Qi JW . it W ippra spss 1,,,,,,,,,.4-1-M fl , Viz 'A fe' :1:- Line f ii: f +. , J f .saw 4 'If . ' 1,-Q.. fwaag,-,.' ' 11 ,45 fy ,raw . A, 1 ,,,'.,e43 1 - , ref -' L K ,K g , ,x hhq L,. J , ' ' . 1' ' '-Q -41 1 ':,, K, .N btw or , 1 MIDDIE SWIM TEAM RECORD Middletown vs: Newburgh 52- 31, won N. Rockland 100- 71, won Warwick 45- 38, won Monroe-Woodbury 45- 38, won Marlboro 67- 105, lost Pine Bush 79- 93, lost Newburgh 44- 39, won Warwick 74- 98, lost Monroe-Woodbury 70- 102, lost Marlboro 35- 48, lost Pine Bush 32- 51, lost Girls' Swim Club: Janet Blampied, Michele Blampied, Josie Dennis, Laurie Piero, Jean Fischbeck, Susan Hutchings, Jenny Jorgensen, Cathy Juliano, Judy King, Ellen Kowitz, Colleen Murray, Claudia Napp, Sue Osborne, Gina Pellegrini, Ellin Reinhard, Barbara Ring- wood, Lynn Skinner, and Gigi Van Horn. 125 Spring Track This year, Coach Cline wants nothing less than the league championship for the Middletown High School Track Team. Last year our team went almost undea- feated, losing only to Monroe-Woodbury in the last meet, 72-69. This year Mr. Cline is out for revenge. Using the Indoor Team as his base, he intends to add a number of top performers from last year's squad, plus a large reserve of first time runners. Among the stars from last year that we expect to see this spring are Dave Ellison, Mark Liss, Phil Hapke, joe Wagner, and Keith Depew, but there could be alot of surprises in store for us this spring among the freshmen and sophomores. At any rate, the spring of 1976 promises to produce one of the strongest track teams Middle- town has ever fielded. .5 . J N? Si l , 3 ,- it. - . .,.. , Mike Ashcraft, Jim Young, Ed Morrone, Glen Johnson, Craig Hunter, Paul Silipino, I ack Morrissey Brian Morrissey Allen Blair, Steve Tilmont, Tom Smith, Pete Lazier, Glen Brinkerhoff, Joe Wagner, Gabe Cosme, Glen Lewis Larry Atwood Walt Deisseroth, Charlie Shoemaker, Keith Depew, Gary Seekamp, Frank Heter, Dave Ellison, Charlie Reese Tim Morse Chris Osborne, Ed Corley, Guy Hall, Charlie Cole, Mark Liss, Phil Hapke, John Sesa, Rod Schweikhart Mike Pavlik Jim Whitney Hilary, Mike Tweedee, Rich Cuddy, Neil Weber, Ilenberg, Tony Zecchini, John Nelson, and Coaches Cline and Collins 126 if ti Indoor Track The emphasis was on prepartion for the outdoor season as the Middletown High School Indoor Track Team ran its way through the 1976 season. Although lacking the proper facilities for indoor training, Coaches Cline and Collins nevertheless made an effort to put together a championship indoor team by developing strength in all events. The sprinters, led by top returnees Mike Ash- craft, Jimmy Young, Ed Morrone, Glen Johnson and , hurdler Craig Hunter were probably the strongest group T of competitors on the team. Distance men, however, led by Paul Silipino, jack Morrissey, Brian Morrissey, Allen - Blair, and Steve Tilmont also put in a good showing. Field men led by pole vaulters Glen Brinkerhoff, Pete Lazier, and Glen Lewis, and high jumpers Tom Smith and Craig Hunter, showed power in their events. With these top performers, along with a large stock of new freshman and sophomores, Middletown hopes to power its way to the OCL championship this spring. Coach Cline, Assistant coach Collins, Mike Ashcraft, Jimmy Young, Ed Morrone, Glen Johnson, Craig Hunter, Paul Silipino, Jack Morrisey, Brian Morrisey, Allen Blair, Steve Tilmont, Tom Smith, Pete Lazier, Glen Brinkerhoff, Glen Lewis, Larry Atwood, Walt Deisseroth, Charles Shoemaker, Tim Morse, Chris Osborn, Ed Corley, Guy Hall, Charlie Cole, John Sesa, Rod Schweikhart, Mike Pavlik, Jim Whitney, ?. Hilary, Mike Tweedee, Rich Cuddy, Neil Weber, ?. Ilenberg, Tony Zuchinni, John Nelson. 127 Jw Ii 4? Baseball This year Middie Baseball will feature 10 re- turnees from last season's 18 man squad, and Coach Vic Liviccori, returning from a one-year sabbatical leave, will once again take the reins from last year's coach Richard Siers. Coach Liviccori vows to keep only 15 on the 1976 Var- sity Team, leaving many battles for jobs among returning Varsity men and moving up l.V. players. Three of last year's pitching staff will return, with john Scarano, Nelson Merced and Bob Taylor battling it out with Dave Wordon, Bucky St. Hilaire and Steve Dineen for the scarce hurling spots. Meanwhile, returning catcher Ken Ritter will have his hands full trying to hold a staring position over a stiff challenge from Bill Fortier. The rest of last years team, Mike Cuddy, Wally Deisseroth, Bob Eherts, Mark johnson, Tony Melendez and Rod Whitby will wait anxiously for final cuts to be made. Three juniors with shots at starting this year are: Mark Amodio, Mark Strecker, and Nelson Reed who was outstanding last year. All in all, Mr. Liviccori will have a real tough time picking his final fifteen. With the entire battery and most of the outfield and infield returning, the Middies look to be a strong con- tender for the OCL title. - num. --Y 128 J I f a' X 'Q 1 I ---V f X f la AW If l gd ,6 f Q 3' l Nu I am 6 56 - f-1' ' L A nu 0 gg I , 1 I we ?Vi:5iQQ 5.4 V Soccer This years I.V. Soccer Team with 14 freshmen, 10 sophomores, and 2 juniors, once again. won the OCL championship. Their overall record was 11 wins, 2 losses and 1 tie. This was their seventh championship in the last 'eight years. The team, coached by Dan Johnson, and paced by Nello Mastria's 14 goals, Jay Guattery's 9 goals, and Edwin Melendez's 6 goals, and the rest of the I.V. middies outscored their op- ponents 4O-22. Mark Howell was torrid in the . ' 4 R ' 4, . 5 LA g Q cords as the sophomore goalie made 145 saves. 'J ii, f Outstanding performances by freshmen Oguz P Erkan, Nick Basile, and Jeff Phillips make the 6 A E p lg' 1 ,sq future look very bright. fs h 1' in iff! iiili . yd. rw -s 4 -as g my J.V. Soccer: Mark Amodio, Nick Basile, Don Bellows, John Buckland, Gary DiRusso, Dennis Fernandez, Robert Fischbeck, Jay Guattery, Mark Howell, Mitch Laskowitz, Larry Leeds, Nick Macri, Nello Mastria, Nick Mastria, Edwin Melendez, John Nelson, jeff Whoa .... Phillips, Fred Pierce, Dom Roselli, Joe Scotto, Andy Amos Warren, Oguz Erkan. Not Pictured: Dan Clemmer, Emidigo Hernandez, David Lord, Joe Myers, Jim Stewart, Curt the Probe Walther, Amando Colareti, Ron Heater-Mgr. Carol Beairsto, Michele Rogers-Scorekeepers. 129 J l Soccer Middie soccer enjoyed an 11-2-2 season while finish- ing a shade behind Monticello in the O.C.L. American Conference race. After losing their first two outings, Coach Tom Clarke regrouped his squad and led them on an exciting chase of the league leading Monties. In the season's most thrilling game Middletown beat Monticello making the Middie comeback hope a reali- ty. In the season's final O.C.L. contest, Monticello came to Middletown needing a victory or a tie to clinch the title. Unfortunately, with a score of one to one, Middletown's title hopes faded as darkness de- scended on the field at Watt's Park. Thus, a great season ended on a disappointing note. Coach Clarke, in reflecting back on the season, praised the play of seniors Rosario Parisi and Robert Ehrets. Underclass- -Q men Butch Roller and Joe Macri also received special to ,,: ,'ii A y ,N mention. g iii Nm' g . I . L , t.k. ky fi.. Left To Right: Dom Rotundo, Carmine Cortese, Frank Slena, John 1' i t A Ruppert, Reiner Koelle, Butch Roller, George Nestorides, Leo ,gr 'fum A ti -,ttt Hernandez, Rosario Parisi, Mark Strecker, Robert Warren Fred f- N - Mm -f ' A on u Bruni, Allan Lord, Mark Johnson, Chris Jahrling, Luigi Panetta, - R 7' ,--. 1 W Nw Frank Heter-captain, Nelson Wilcox, Mark Liss. Not Pictured: 'itii X xggvl, - its ,,,, ' li kiwi' Giovanni Panetta, Ioe Macri, Tom Smith, and Robert Eherts-- A ii,, t'eee ' .,,,t , caPtain. 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Ii. , at Q, Staff: Davey-boy Ellison, Debi Dan, Dave Kettig, Tami ther, Bill Rhinebeck, Maria lngrassia, Mark Fellenzer, Spinner, Barbara Healy, Elaina Muratore, Ron Komsa, V . t, Iarnicelli, Regina Hunt, Doug Porto, Tom Casperwitz, 4, .aw , A , ' 'W Reinhard, Sharon Doty, Sandy Smith, Marsha Pranzblau we fe, 1 Wolfaon, Curt 'Wal- Allen Blair, Howie Chuck Lust, Maria Dottie Distel, Ellin Moonbeam, Debbie e 1 Skasko, Frank lngrassia, Marshall Cline, Lou Tilrnont, Nick Constantino, . K A , Claudia Na , Keith Hunt, Kath Harrin ton, Sharn-bo Cohen, Larr Tet- ,-wx ff gd Wk A l ,lx .. ku, g p bikini: 1 ,Q -. , rold, Brook Tha ler, Karen Benedict, Diane Stein, Charon Carter,Bets lvoe, R., ,E 1 ,ef-ff H-31,3 iw, W K .t ,W , S .fryzff ' - . . , . ,Q -' IZZ Lisa Andolina, Kenny Ritter, Joe Wagner, Charlie Shoemaker, Ponzie, Pete ' jh ,151-N ,1-aff W,-: - Ag, 5, 1 1- fisfafa ,A Ms , . , , . . , H X , X- , J ,,.' D ,. , 5,32 3- Moss, advisor-Mrs, Townsend and many other giraffes, hobbits, weirdsies fe ' ' Q Q ' , M X 'C friend5, romans, countrymen, probes, goobers and acorns. ri. Q 5,57 n K l ' ,gzlxffr . ' . .. .. ,,- f i Fl-f 525-f ' gi ' Jaffiiii - S ,, . . - ff X ,1 tter L a The loneliness of the Epilogue Editor Nik fig, N1 'Z ,:-' I-X A . . f5?r l'iZ'f-5 1 L l ,,' 5 A' - iff-'F i gf rf -f -eele +f'iflwfel,, e ,ir , B ceeel it 7' , rlt' I ' 1 t, - , + .t.e: - -' e,ae . C f 3 -tr rm Q, as , - Q6A:w.,ke Q ,H it-. www 1----www I ... 3 Q Epilogue Editors Epilogue Eclitorsg Editor-in-Chief-Joy Fellenzer, Ass't,-Amy Rosenfeld, Sales-Lynn Skinner, Head Co-fer-Beth Zelanko, Business-Mary lngrassia, Photography-Steve Shapiro, Literary-Sally Pele lenzer,Ads-Dan5Choonrnalcer. 41 1:2 Mary Allen, Frank Catizone, Debi Dan, Kerry Finn, Maria lngrassia, Walt Lynch, Felicia Moon, Jack Morrissey, Elaina Muratore, Sue Provost, Bill Rollings, Jeff Scherz, Steve Shapiro, Ms, Michele Lawton-advisor, Twin Towers 143 Cafeteria Staff Lab Assistants y G D d Vera di, Wendy enne t. Not Pictured: Nancy Hunt, Myra Butensky, L ner, Adele Giraudin. Brana and Shirley believers in life and givers of joy 144 6 JW' Pep Club Robin Taylor, Donna Henderson, Tammy Davis, Dawn Kemp, Debbie Shaw, Kathy Harrington, Sandra Mingey, Abby Freid- man, Georgine Shipka, Mary Alsaker, Karen Atkins, Kay Renee Garcia, Gail Henderson, Donna Swalm, Kathy Kaczmar, Laurie VanLeuvan, Renee Keys. I , f -M V ' f-- . vu., .:: wife: ' ,fgv5o,g32,l::,i - 'V Q. Q ,fel nl lLeft To Right-Front Row: Glen Lewis, John Ruppert, Paul Silipino, John lHeppes, Chuck Sweeney, Paul Cortese. Second Row: Keith Depew, Dick LaPut, ,Walt Deisseroth,'Gary Stellato, Jim Stewart, Mike Cucldy. Third Row: Charlie ' T , Shoemaker, Mike Myers, Ed Morrone, Kevin Kelly, Bill Kilcoin. Fourth Row: ,Bill Fortier, Ken Ritter, Kevin Hutchings, Gary Seekamp, Mark Liss Mark Johnson. Fifth Row: Bob Taylor Neil Weber John Scarano Paul Sardella Gary Klingman-advisor Mike Amodio. Key Club y V John Burns - stagemanager, Mark Doty, Duke Kimble, Mike Roche, Bryon Dayton, Brian Fiore, Patti Hazelton, Diane Do- cening, Paul Silipino, Richard Cole, Kevin Shea, Joe Scotto, Darren McPhillips, Bob Zukor, Steve Shapiro, Dean Grammas, Bob Gorcyca, Tom Desalvo. Lori Brozycki President Robbie Cannon- Vice-President, Lisa Bullock, Richard Cole Bryon Dayton, Brian Fiore, Mark Fiore Pasquale Gesualdo, Debbie Giustiniani, Chris- tine Grady, Andrea Hogue, Duke Kimble Ron Komsa, Martina Kuhl, Renee Lentino Susan Loeffler, Chris Loretan, Lisette Maas Andy Mays, Kathy Perrello, Michael Roche Geri Roselli, Bahira Sawi, Peter Schumaci Kevin Shea, Louie Sherwood, Tim Slattery Laurie Winner, Beth Zelanko, Rich Zimmer. Drama Club 1 1 1 1 1 1 -lx -': lgxx .. .-N Mig. X . X f . g,. f. Q' . , X r .,. In 4: nfxw ' n - Chorus D. Bogosian, R. Brassfield, L. Brozycki, H. Burroughs, R. Canon, T. D'Angelo, H. Dassori, S. Dassori, S. DeStefano, A. Ellison, L. Esbri, S. Eulner, P. Cvesualdo, D. Hanes, P. Hazelton, K. Hunt, R. lllenberg, S. Ingram, P. Kautz, G. Lake, L. Maas, M. Matthews, A. Mays, L. Mitchell, P. Mitchell, F. Moon, J. Olvci, C. Paashaus, L. Rose, S. Schwab, J. Scotto, L. Sherwood, C. Shoemaker, E. Szulewski, W. Travis, J. Walsh, L. Winner, director-Miss Amato. Pipers Karen Hunt Josh Shapiro Robbie Canon ,VV ,i :'L W ... ..-., I C .,..,....... ,.... Joe Scotto ..,. - , . x NP , , V, A-Y ,V if Z 'i Peri Mitchell S ,,, :st . , f . rf Phillip Kvwifz . .-.H ilxil, sffi K 'iff r f Mark Fiore .A l f 1 M 'K V A 3' ' 'E Laurie Winner we N 1. 'V 1 wif' han' , .A N' Sheri Schwab if H -1 5' N My I .f ,V in . , 'QQ' - N aw, e-Tzffjxe I 3,13 Q get f f Charlie Shoemaker J' . P N -I V W - s ' f' Q Marcelle Matthews x M 3, hy, Vu Q ' 1. ' A N Pasquale Guesualdo Q 'N .jf .f 5, .. N' , 'Q' ' f' . Jfjj , Lori Brozycki W7 1 nl xg ' b new I 5'3 V' iv ' Q . ' :ijFye,. W 2 g -fra .W 1 . 1 .tt. e . ' 3 Hz. up I, g ff --., . I L A , V I E. N W. V rg I . I my fy .,s.. ' . f- ' ' ,z . . 5 ' H' It 'V ' V 7' sl ' . M t f at ,it ff , t . ' ttttty 4 ..., , f R 147 .. ,,. ,I K VV . . . Ill Vr kr L : ..,, H I VVVVV I I 5 I . , ,, . , ,. .. ,,,y VV . , .. ,A V ., F l ,lg . ...., Q 1 . QL.- lii' L I -. ..., ...,. 1.-- V..... ,... jgggggggqjggigggggjqgjjfjfifj'9 'fiiffe' 'W ' 2 -- ii'fAt' J -'-f't- Y fi ,,' r'f ff'4Yf I f't' 1 Band Stage Band The Middletown High School Band poses one third of the year as the Marching Middies, per- forming at football games and statewide marching competitions. The march- ing music this year in- cluded Dixie, Yankee Doodle, America, and several other patriotic mel- odies in honor of the bi- centennial celebration. The other two thirds of the school year is spent on concert music, and a spring concert is per- formed anually. 148 HMB' 'W f 8 t V, HJ . a --. agetmgg I 'i ' ., T' V , 14, ' ' .4 - P' n my f, fifiihf M512 M:Mf 5, 'fry fr, ' f.'f f , ' tr' - A94 Q eff Gary Bloom, Robert Decker, David Ellison, Marsha Franzblau, Kevin Gardner, Barbara Healy, Kevin Hutchings, Barbara M eissner, Sandra Smith, Ralph Spence, Emily Sposato, Allen Blair, janet Blampied, Linda Brenner, Susan Cosgrove, Jeremy Dunitz, Kathy Dunning, Sally Fellen- zer, Damien Hawkins, Frank Ingrassia, Chris Jahrling, Kathy Perrello, Ellen Pfeffer, Charles Shoemaker, Larry Tetro, Pam Travis, Glenn Redeye, Dawn Allen, Roy Allgauer, Leanne Amelio, Susan Anderson, john Bezerganian, Coleen Calkin, David Catizone, Chris Cawein, Candy Cole, Mary Ann Dendanto, Paul Deserto, Mary Donnelly, Andrew Ellison, Mark Fellenzer, Jeff Franzblau, Richard Gessner, Lisa Gillis, Keith Hunt, Tammie Kreisch, Eric Manzon, Darci Maraday, Lisa Matthews, Richard Mills, Sharon Porack, Sylvia Saunders, Cordell Schacter, Steven Schrier, Nick Sylvester, Ron Vance, Ray Lawrance, Anna Smiehorowski, Sallie Anderson, J im Bagge, Michelle Blampied, Mark Camillo, Mike Cannon, Kathy Carey, Sherri Cohen, Richard Cuddy, John Degnan, jordan Dunitz, Tom Farington, Janine Ford, Nancy Healy, David Henderson, Tonya Hendrix, Brian Hutchings, Iham Ibrams, Carol Kania, Toni Kilkoin, Larry Leeds, Barbara Masi, Gayle McDonald, Keith Paffenroth, Donna Porch, Elizabeth Ronson, Sharon Schacter, Sarah Simpson, Sonya Smith, Sally Snyder, Sarah Sorrell, Michelle Spinner, Matthew Taylor, Diane Tewksbury, Terry Wells, David Weltman, Michelle Williams, Jackie Paffenroth, and Frank Maraday-conductor. 149 Y A Color Guard ,-..,.,...... e.....,,.......,,,..f, ,..., ..-...,.,.c....,,,...,........,gV ,,.,..M W,w-,...,, ,, , ,S ,,Wr,.r,, , A, ., , ,M , I xc, I ll' , er 'N 9: tl A 'Tlx' I 4 'lv fav' Banners Captains: Wanda Doty, Vickie Arnold, Joy Fellenzer. Second Row: Michele Ten Broek, Sandy Tremper, Sue Levinstein, Gabriella Cook, Erica Goodrich, Vicky Vance. Third Row: Ginger Gentile, Betty Jo Wiesser, Gwen Reardon, Robin Webster, Sarah Sorrell. Last Row: Terry Arnold, Jamie Wilson. A-Front Sabers: Vickie Arnold, Pat Haz- elton, Wanda Dotyg Ass't. majorette-Leanne Amelio, Ma- jorette-Darci Maradayp Twirl- ers: Mary Damiano, Tammy Plocharktch, Karen Lust-Cap- tain, Mimi Smierowski, Jennifer Lee, Miss Liberty--Lori Caulkin. 150 'MT ' ' wr A , 3 Cm.--,, 4, 9, LC A ,er is is 5 C l ' , , s C x K is , N, u hw . T fr sgmwwl ,2,, ,...,.,x M x.,. , C,.,?a,...C,C,,, ?5M,YM,wC,,i ,?,.,.:n.5 C, ...... A--:,1frpr-fglq ' S C I 1 2 C i .Janis he I 1 1 .C Cy CCM? I A I Cl sf! Q 'few-Cv ' Qgggsqs iw we Sv fl' 'Qiyv -:,.,vw-'K C p .ff V' 5 Rifles Donna Fritzsch-capt. ' W- , 2 1 1 ...a sau vi' Lisa Garcarz Sue Hutchings Lori Calkin Coleen Calkin Sharon Porack Gwen Reardon I' - Colleen Murray W ' Celeste Scarzafava I ,C - H C ' ?7 ' 1' s X r YE' ' +9 l K Q L X ' 4:3 ' Q '. - f.! if Le ' ' C C C . -'- ' -1 -- 0 KV' 1 W A 9 4 A . - C. 1 f 1 ' ' ' 9. C C 'V HY' , rf' ': 'CC 'r ef l fy -' WV C Y f -C -Lf--mi .e l 1 CCCCCCC ,C f rrss Q WCC., - L'-1 1 I M If , CC ,. A i , , M Q 4 .J . ,Al :ly -.J -A ..4..A A General Assembly JM 15? Left To Right: Robin Morrone, Kevin Gardner, Sue Cosgrove, Wanda doty, Duke Kimble, Vickie Arnold, Pat Hazelton, Bill Portier. Right: sudsy Maria lngrassia. Executive Committee Student Council Cheerleaders Kim Rhinehart Val Newkirk Carol Pizza Nanette Seligman Lori Currier Charon Carter Lauren Nestor Annette Reynolds Toni Veraldi Pam Ptak Shelly Gray J.V. Nancy Percent Ranae Delillo Lisa Hogan Jennie Hogan Jenni Jorgensorr Terry Sardella Lori Covert Cathy Janiak Sabrina Gray Mary Beairsto Laura Springstead Veraldi Epilogue Staff Todd Sterm Alex Drizos Nick Constantino Mr. Runnalls Brook Thaler Lou Tilmont Denise Miller Kim Ziter 2 I l ' i ' a 1 i X 1 X M ty, 1 154 Mat Maids Vickie Arnold-Captain, Terry Arnold-Co-captain, Wanda Do- ty, Michelle TenBroek, Donna Rose, Donna Pritsch, JoAnne Shay-missing. M V 5 f? fi '?' uhm gb if Q National Honor Society Michele Ellerinp pres., David Ellison vice-pres., Maria Iamicelig sec., Christine Loretan, treas., Regina Hunt, Luigi Panetta, Ellin Reinhard, Pasquale Cesualdo, Joshua Shapiro, Linda Brenner, Myra Butensky, Andrea Davis, Adele Giraudin, Barbara Hunt, Lisa Jackson, Susan Provost, Tamara Wolfson, Allen Blair, Frank lngrassia, David Ketteg, Jeff Scherz, Joseph Wagner, Tezeon Wong, Mark Johnson. my r'I -I -6.2,-A W'-.fm X BCJCES Enrichment A Lori Brozyki, Charon Carter, Andrea , Cawein, Debbie Dan, David Ellison, Joy ' Fellenzer, Mike Heater, Frank Heter, Mar- J X tina Kuhl, Elaina Muratore, Juan Mercado, n '-13 'l Luigi Panetta, Patricia Paz, Kennith Ritter, Geri Roselli, Amy Rosenfeld, Joshua Sha- fi piro, Lynn Skinner, Ralph Spence, Charlie Torres,Advisor:Mr.Finklestein. , '- v df off , . . or J L ff ff r l f J .- 'LLM Q- i :.- I . f if C hi, r f ,N eff -fra., X Science Club Math Team Gary Bloom, Kevin Gardner, Frank lngrassia, John Bezerganian, Robin Webster, Carrie Wolfberg, Mary Vance, Joe Romm, Steven Schrier, Mark Studin, Samuel Silvers, Tom Roberts, Sandy Smith, Kay Garcia, Joanne Strzalka, Sally Fellenzer, Cordell Schackter. Karen Benedict, Barbara Carson, Mark Crawford, Cynthia Garvey, Barbara Healy, Kathryn MacVean, joy Niemiera, Joseph Romm, Cor- dell Schachter, Steven Schier, Sarah Wiegand, Robin Webster, advisor- Iohn Guarracino. ...N 3' x QA reins' ,shaun ' Y---'Flu--4 Q. it if 1 Qi sf, Cha Librar Club Louis Baggatta, Tammy Hor- revoets, Christine Loretan, William Glowatz, Ron Komsa, John Lipko, Tom Munhall, Elizabeth Ogden, Margie Per- ez, William Reynolds, Debbie Torres, Martina Kuhl, Drew Meola, Sue Loeffler, Mr. Monahan-moderator. Miss MHS and Court ron Carter-Miss MHS, Lynn Skinner, Carol Pizza, Valerie Newkirk, Wanda Doty. fre I 1 1 122 East Main St. EPILOGUE THANKS jerry Cooke for his P' e o ks on The H dson Isabelle QNecessa y on a bicyclej To nsend fo her 'nvaluable gu'dance DIANA S HOTEL Congratulations to the The Fellenzers for V of their l'v'ng space to house homeless Ev. K. A nold for all the good times. Sh' ley and Brana fo eve yth'ng. 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PATRONS Miracle Mile Bagels Tony s'Restaurant and Pizzeria W Valentines Golden Cory Gerald and Earlene Schoonmaker RALPH s T i V Keep Growing. PLANT LIFE 20 North St. Middletown New York LIC, N, Y., N. J., PA., VT. MIDDLETOWN, NEW YORK 10940 Q 0 Q ve G i ' J vt a 3 I v Q f Q J ' I' Q U Y , I V N Y Y Y v ' P V V F . g.. V 4 I f u on V I V fume? .. .. I ,,, Good luck class of '76 BROWSE CURRIERHS HOUSE, INC. BARBER SHOP BBB llB B E 77 ff fg 1B' B B B The home of 12OEwMamSf' N0 PARKNG Paperback books .B o 104 C0ffaseSf- 'NEXT To ' 343-S223 est wrshes 1: the class of '76 Good luck to the class of 76 U LACE JB S CONVENIENCE 9 Q k St re Middletown N.Y. 10940 Q UURRIE'S Q v 0 Hairstyling for men 0 0 y :Qrenge Plaza 343-9407 up L my .I Avveintmemee jigxffififf , N.Y. PATRONS De F1l1pp1 s Bakery Carr s Arco Station Dr and Mrs Donald L Hughes Bobby Pms Empire Improvements Mr and Mrs Robert P Saunders Judge and Mrs Angelo Ingrassla Carmen s Barbershop N Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Schoonmaker ' I LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES COUNCIL 200 CLUB MEMBER CARVEL The Ice Cream Supermarket 148-150 Wickham Middletown I ROBERT ZUKOSE DANIELS 84 WEST INC. R oute 21 1 Middletown New York 10940 Phone: 342-2519 QQ Best wishes to the class of 1976 A FRIEND AV Gqllid Financial Sarvioal inc. of New York 24-26 North Streei, Middletown, New York 10940 343-3111 WIEDY FURNITURE OF MIDDLETOWN, INC. 90 North Street Middletown, New York - Remember, if you didn't buy at Wiedy's you paid too much parl-elaine B If 0 B I Elifom Agfgfgnssiezign 0 255755 Selection LEo'rARo Thaamw Fashion Body F Suits Hmdartnps 4' ln Faslubn 3 Danslwygggird An ig lllss gina me , H Roy I. Hutchings Cmambfqnd Corn lirnent f t lgglfleifles real estate- P 5 O Slipgmfs insurance- . Belle! D Q property GllmHn'S c??IfPB5 management- Cleaners at is 828 life F dm Se 40-50 Dolson Ave ' s't'?fjQBB lite-B' 49 45 Dolson Avenue Midd1etOWn,N-yu Mldggfjgxfl , Middletown ' Ny' 914-343-2148 Bowser Florist B' Q K Vqbd ' '.1ii ,515 iil ,. 9 J' . f4 5i L ii 62? Best wishes to ssii 'X' :QS the Class of 1976 E '76 l il L'::' on 5 Beauty School ' ' K of Middletown . Q c .4 Compliments 42Noffh Sf- of . 343-2171 W l B VA Approved Dffwnfown I ' for student B BNl.1ClCllet0Wl11 'ii Q Loans Smce 1898! I. B 342 5484 Congratulations ' W ' N ,f X Putyourtrust an us oran e county USF 75 North Street Dolson Avenue Rt 211 East Member FDIC Middletown Best Wishes to Class of 1976 Carson Sz Towner 11 West Mann St Middletown class of ' T,l , 5, TJ Storm 'Limos QALLOTAHH HARDWARE a P. s 19:41 343-3:51 M'ddI , N lift C910 353 2533 f9l4J 733 4846 sstl sslsee W ?.D0L 1 1 fro tstl,t,tl 1 o,ttttLlt to tt,ttt eltsg 1 JAMES P zAlMEs Esl . . . . O I N.Y. S lm 5Norf treat ' ' u etown awY .. . 0 ' Qs . gg, - - -mg . 511, . if 12- WVWSQ' ex f 'Z'f'-. 'T ,:.1'fC:','i'l xgifffitlk fat ', N i. g. fe :. f , 'P K nag, 7 , N S 5 i YW f 5 l MGMWMWMM' QE we lm Ns - - - Q f X n ' E . Y. . 1' X in 5 X Mm- R X Q F . is X M LI.0YD'S The Family Shopping Center Shop for all your needs enjoy a snack or a meal have a prescrlptlon fllled or your car servlced All At One Stop Wag I 0 1 fff ,Srae ' no -... as A r All l1o , Qin YE OLDE SCHLOCKE SHOP almost anything 48 54 NOrfl1 Sf Middletown N Y The Freshman Epnloge Committee would like to thank Mr Lee Runnalls for his help ln OUI' campaign Class of 1978 Wishes the Best of luck to the Graduating class of 1976 tation Established 1955 57 WEST MAIN MIDDLETOWN 1914, 343-8310 D s STOP Groceries Beverages Daily Papers Monticello Raceway Programs open 7 a m -11 p.m 7 Days a week 343-9583 Proprietor Marlyn Walters Cuddy's Service S . ST N Y ' Chub Gobeo Prop. Chub s Furniture Warehouse CARPET QUIIJTY CARPET! 615 Broadway Newburgh N.Y. 12550 , . 343-8589 1 Beattie Avenue CALVERT FACTORY STORE Orange Co s. Largest Selection of Ladies Outerware 9-17 Oliver Ave. Middletown N.Y. FOTOMART 100 North Street Middletown New York f914l 343-8241 Good luck to the Class of 1976 Spinner Wholesale Provisions and Cheese Company Best Luck to the of 19,76 class of 1976 Congratulations to the class POLYTHERM PLASTICS FRIEND D J RIEHLE OPTICIANS INC Best wishes to the class of 76 uag CF BROTHERS 106 North St INC Middletown 19141342 2980 Of- o CLEMSON D34 nv-rowammzrfe McDonald s Restaurant Middletown NY 10940 Patrons Shuterbug Steve 'Marge and Tom Tuthrll A. Crpriam Madeline Hogan Charles and Beverly Rhall Rich Zimmer Luigi Panetta Qfgandy Smith Eliisette Maas O 113 Dolson Ave. Smiles P 21 . 'Joy Walsh Mr. and Mrs Frank Cline Moore s Liquor Store Dr and Mrs. Morreale Mr. and Mrs. W E Imholz Mr. and Mrs Robert W. Nelson Sam Mitchell Grocery Jimmy s Wedge Inn lim and Rita Rich Middletown Laundry Service Mr. and Mrs. Roman Komsa I ' I sw ' f xt w, ,eases ff 5 H 3, en, My L5 --1- J .I ,V MA! to gazn before you re old But tonzght before you turn and go QQ Congratulations to the Seniors . . 172 !!!! fin! gf! an R? 21145 :ww-EUR VVKK EQ :E as K Q ffm' -, 1 5 k ,X q,- -fl ..,-- . f - - - S , . . ..:mfx1m.sx. -i.-.ifwffff -- 'igx Q . . .from the freshmen. I , x, i kk,. 552 in 173 Vision City EIN 8: FEATHER PET CENTER R.D. 2 ROUTE 211 EAST MIDDLETOWN N.Y. 10940 ' ' DL KL CH EL RM GA DM DC BL NM KM LL GM JL MM LM AM BM EM TM DM VM Miss Orbacz's Homeroom 2 Happiness in 76 MAIN AUT0 PARTS TEL. 562-4320 TEL. 343-0511 RT. 94-5 CORNERS 71 WEST MAIN ST. mmi, VAILS GATE NTY. 12584 . MIDDLETOWN N.Y.1Q940 DRANCE COUNTY s MAIN AUTDMOTIVEEUPPLIER Congratulations Class of 1976 one hour service Orange Plaza Middletown 914 343 0858 Zayre s Plaza Newburgh 914 561 0305 L .1 , '1 L - , ' J -- X. - .A .s v 1 A a 7 2 l ,e os E, ,,-e Congratulations of 1 class of 76 - Paints and Wallpaper , , at me f Vic Sardella Q 5 Il' ' if 1 fm Middletown 342 5491 i 9 30am -Slpm Frida! til 9pm . I ,, - 1 - QEesf',gf I 1. me L Q 5 3 2? X i' ,E 11 Q K te ,,, t H . me '39 sk Q ff as 1. a ik. x Q Q? 1 W- ., S ' p . . Q . . . . , . 4 Compliments of CURRABBA- FRANSISCO AGENCY INC Insurance 129 Wickham Ave. Middletown 343-0855 Compliments of C 1 n ,wg nti1 QQ -s. C Fair Oaks Middletown i Forest 5 in 43 . . 3 . Q 3: ASX f 5 ga Wallkill Academy 1842-1895 ' Past-Present-Future The Wallkill Academy, was built by a private corporation of Middletown residents, and opened in 1842. It was located at the present site of The Academy Avenue Elementary School. In 1860, over 300 students were enrolled, a large number for the size of the town. The first Board of Education that Middle- town had, bought The Academy in 1868, and ran the school for 28 years. , N, ' The academy was 1 .,. .1895 X, . years an over 1300 students! win s ullt to accomodate the ra 5 . , A new Jagger high school was built for the 0Ve1' ?Wdll18 Pf0bl2rIl, 35 Well- In th i n build 2 .srs ...ggsh1ghsSCh00l- The Qld hlsli 1 is .,Academ5s?....fs'enue Elementary School- - l . . . ': Q gi 8' .... -el is .1 8 . r 1895-1940 if 1 . . . . ,Q .. . , ' 'W W ss-'s ' ..,,, A Jypp p pptp p y , p sw A A .'.: tf': +-'f Q - ' 1. ' Q 1. A ' ., 1 ,r 1, . . Y Q I ,,. The nejimliigh Schtililiiwag c6?ii?f1 llCteCl777F i... l 1 X-:ff s iifssi ii 'ii 4'-41 A rsi.. ., undef gate s pp N 1 s f 8 is 5 ' py e were made availaibleto stimulate theft 1 we Jw A A ., ' f r , J as it y- V 's f if: . U ln, .-Qi' S f slumpmg economys ix1ause,d.bylghesdeM-fi f p f rp s ' Pressiony. The building, pp xpi ' . . WHS i0PeHed .ll '- - f i 'A or f 1 8 d't ' K V v. ,.Vk i I - Y e I t wk 5 - il, Q! , Lk J , ,si A K 5 K .. ..., . -.B , LL Orange..C0unty. Today, the scho my so 1 1, . . ., ' e - if--Q hasasfuQgnfbody..Qf14w- -.., We 5 ' A Q , - 1 Q i's. 1 ' -X f. ..... . . --is N 1' - gg .. , ,, ,..,, -Q.'f1-a . f ,...,f i ..1i,g..f1. - .-s 1 sf ..-, Q. f f . A f iii- A ' Middletown High School 1940-1976 A p p s p p In September, of 1976, we will the neYYg5 .s.High whicliiliswillhouse-5152000 students in ' plete with a six-lane swimlining pool,Nand modein facilities in arts and sciences. The Middlemwa High School Council 1975Ai18i76 l Keep a fre burning in your eye, ana' a watch on the open sky You never know what will be coming a'own ,.,-fv -111. -Q.- i- 1 it fi A ,- Perhaps a better world is drawing near, in it could all disappear- along with whatever meaning Don't let the uncertainty Just as easily we might have found. l turn you around. K The world keeps turning arouna'!j 5'-W-ul-I , t it l l 'li g W-fi 1 4 3 1 1 A y lf-fr t t' , 'ttat fWr'f5cf.: igfjyladl 70 ,fLAZM7 ,Z77 2-Wei' 'fW70zfZCf , Z' Come on and make cz joyful sound! We have grown from the seeds somebody else has thrown f XL, lefs throw some seeds of our own. . . i F7 MF! Q -. ,Q . ...W nf M stew S. grief IKM! if f jk .,-W. .F www, xi mm.. ,W , 1-uf.. Q , . V f M . ' x 1 Q v ,.,:yN--2- ' Nl ' 'F-7 . - t ' ' - 'Nf 5 ' 1 . 2 rf ..g,g,:, -.'1:iLi1,, 'N' -'f E ,. .. M M.M,14..nA -,2.n.,f.,' , ' M, , ,. , W'-'Hifi 7192 , ' '- . A .L ,'.. s