Monticello High School - Monti Yearbook (Monticello, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1975 volume:

MONTI Will you seek afar off? You will come back at last to things best known to you, finding happiness, knowledge, not in another place, but in this place— not for another hour, but this hour. Walt Whitman .L-’ BOARD OF EDUCATION: FRONT: Cloria Winarick, James Culligan, Pres.; Gerald Briggs, Ida Mae Mitchell, Vice-Pres.; BACK: Harold Culver, Allan Wolkoff, Fred Obermeyer, Gerald Seitel, Paul Monti ADMINISTRATION Thomas P. Kiley Robert Harding Principal Vice Principal 12 Harriet Gearhart Secretary Stephen Conway Science Steven Graff English Miriam Helfgott Math Michael Frood Physical Education Dale Goodstal Social Studies Bernard Jacobs Social Studies Department Chairman Edward Kennedy District Supervisor Physical Education Mary Kemp Social Studies Barry Lockard Social Studies 19 23 Keith Alenky SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As our senior year in school approaches its end, we look back on times we have all shared. There have been moments of joy, or sorrow, of embar- rassment, even of terror: many of them are memo- Kim Badendyck 26 Nora Baker Randy Barber Bruce Baker rable. Kindergarten brought the terror of bus rides, the joy of new friends, and the embarrasment of having to ask the teacher for permission to go to the bathroom. Some of our problems began in kinder- garten . . . We all liked to ride on the seesaw, but Suzie Verdi couldn't get off the 27 Jon Bergstrom ground until at least two people sat on the other side. Over in Wurtsboro, Marc Graubard, after closing a door on Terry Bray's finger, ran all the way home so he wouldn't get yelled at by Mr. Diamond. In White Lake, David Thompson threw his building blocks through Iris Blank 28 Russell Bloom the classroom window. Most of us excelled in kindergarten and went on to bigger and better things . . . first grade. Mrs. Wenterbereger locked Abe Steier in a guinea pig cage for two hours because he couldn't do his math problems. Jody Van Etten stole Janice Hyde's shoes be- cause they were velvet. 29 Terrie Bray Ronald Burns Ann Marie Brvan Laurie Brochu Donna Brodie Cynthia Broskin They were returned the next day with an apology from Jody and her mother. Second grade brought on some heavy ro- mances Shelly Cohen was in love with Ira Steinberg. Their birthdays are on the same day, and Ira gave Shelly a matching neck- lace and bracelet. Steven Burns 30 Christiano Butler Mrs. Whitaker dumped out Mitchell Forman's desk every day because he was so messy. Keith Alenky was nick- named Elephant Ears . Recess was an enjoy- able break from the class- room routine. Jeanne Van Etten and Mindy Appel ran around the play- ground as Mama Butterfly and Baby Butterfly. John Catalino 31 Janice Chayut Even the largest stu- dents ran around the playground during recess. One day Andrew Ross (who then weighed 120 lbs.) split his pants and took a tearful detour to the bathroom. Second grade romance turned into third grads heartaches. Third grade also began 32 Michael Cooper Marie Culver Timothy Culligan Debbie Bennett's three year crush on Steven Kapito (later renamed Geek ) who liked every- one but her. She fir.ally realized that it was her love notes that drove him away. Of the hundreds of notes she sent, all began: No matter how hard the wind blows, it will never blow away my love for you 33 Richard DePace 34 I imothy Dexter Valerie Dombal Denise DeSio John Driscoll In fourth grade, we began to show some of our talent and ability. In Wurtsboro, There was a milk-drinking con- test which was won by Carl Canfield. He drank eleven cartons and later splattered them all over the bathroom wall. Mary Ann O'Neil, Cynthia Dissinger Kevin Doty r Jason Farrow Michael Ferguson Kenneth Druckman Cindy Niven, Rachel Rosenberg, and Carol McNealy used to hide in the stall and stand on the toilet so they could watch Miss Heusner brush her teeth after lunch. One day, Mary Ann's foot accidently fell in the toilet. The two fatsos of the fourth grade, Jeanne Van Camera Shy 35 Michael Florio Mitchell Forman Etten and Susan Chernoff, used to fight with each other every day. Debbie Stratton and Lauren Gellman were the bullies of Miss Swartout's fourth grade class.Lauren, jealous that Debbie was the teacher's pet, got to school early one day and surprised Debbie by having the whole class 36 Bruce Gersten Douglas Gettel give her the cold shoulder . We always laughed at the teachers but some- times the tables were turned . . . like the times the love notes and stories from Ricky Okun and Danny Meyer to Jill Law- ler and Shelly Cohen were read aloud by Mrs. Rosen. Although we weren't 37 Brian Coergen Veronica Goetschius aware of it at the time, fifth grade, our last year in elementary school, was to be a memorable one. We tried to act mature, but . . . Mark Horowitz beat up Mike Levinson twice-a- day. In Mr. Kelly's class, llyce Weiss fainted at the 38 Steven Gottlieb JaneGuardia Marc Craubard sight of blood. She re- membered, however, that she was a lady, and she took off her glasses and pulled her dress down before she fell. Mitchell Craubard In Mr. Heigh's class, Scott Solomon had a crush on Debbie Stratton and Carol Litvack had a crush on Scott. Carol used psy- chology on Scot� , telling Karen Cuarino Deborah Hamilton Cynthia Hall 39 Lindsay Hankins him that Debbie didn't like him and persuading him to like Carol.Then she asked him to go steady with her. In White Lake, Cheryl Holland and Debbie Hen- drickson had a fight over John Driscoll. Later that year, the two started a trend when they were caught smoking in the 40 Cheryl Holland Patricia Horace Mark Horowitz Savage Horace Maurice Horace Joyce Holland girl's room. Billy Quick threw a pencil at Mr. Diamond, missed him, and then locked himself in the closet for two hours. Meanwhile, in St. Peter's, Kellie Kroeger and Mary Ann Schoon- maker had a secret crush on Ramon Gonzalez, while Janice Giangrande was in Edward Houman 41 Gerald Jackson Theodore Howard love with Frank Collins. We left the fifth grade with fond memories of Mr Brooks, the librarian, recess, and having to eat everything on our plates. We entered the Middle School where we had to adjust to lockers, chang- ing classes, finding our rooms, and monitors that made you walk the steps Mark Jenkins Claire Jacobsen 42 |M ■ ■ Fred Jordan Robert Kapito Steven Kapito Betty Keil Stacey Kaye Kaitee Jung over. Sixth grade was the start of our social life. All the girls got training bras whether they needed them or not. Girls fought for the right to wear pants to school, and this brought on the bellbottom fad. We all started going to the school dances in the gym . . . but nobody danced. 43 a a eTTeT Joey Diaco put both ends of wire sunglasses into a socket and shorted out the whole classroom. Carol Litvack, Melodi Shapiro, Shelly Cohen, Norman Weiler, and Ira Cohen all played kissing games, such as Spin the Bottle. The girls made Norman wash his mouth out with Scope before he James Kinne John Klein Maryann Kiefer 44 Camera Shy Noreen Kneafsey could play. By the time we entered seventh grade, we were a little older but not much wiser. On Lorraine Wissman's first day in the Middle School (she came from Connecticut) she was very nervous. She asked the bus driver to pull over and let her off the bus. She got Camera Shy 45 Brian Latimer Patricia Latimer off and lost her breakfast all over Mike Feinstein's front lawn. Teddy Howard got locked in a locker by his so-called friends, while Miss Delena was in hys- terics looking for him. Everyone remembers Mrs. Racine ... if you told herthat you liked her dress, she'd wear it for Tammy Levine 46 Michael Levinson the next two weeks. Alan (“Chink ) Weis- brod moved to Monticello. He is now the class handicapper, making his home at the Monticello Raceway. Some of the boys from Wurtsboro told Mr.Lanuti that B.J Keil had died. Actually, she was absent from school with pneu- Camera Shy J udy Little Camera Shy Mitchell Livingston 47 Brian Longwell Debra Lorgan Kathleen Lowe Joseph Lutfey Stacey Martino James McBride Mary Ellen Lowndes monia. Mynde Rozbruch brought her lunch to school in a big shopping bag. Everyone was sur- prised to find it contained only a sandwich and an apple. Jill Lawler went steady with Steven Kapito for twenty-four hours. 48 Kenneth McBride In Miss Delena's seventh grade English class, Bruce Cersten played the Red Carrot in the movie of that name. Robert ( Sam ) Kapi- to's acting career began in this movie when he ran into the halls in polka-dot underpants. Things really started to happen in the Middle 49 Craig McNeil Clarese McVay School in the eighth grade. We were the seniors of the school, and we tried to prove it. It began when . . . Kevin Doty beat up a senior from the High School. Tom Rauch and Robert Zauner threw Miss Pessin's grade book out of Camera Shy Claude Misukiewicz Peggi Muller 50 Mario Munoz r the third floor window. We remember Mr. Be- ganny, the health teacher, because every time he talked about sex his face got red. One day he lit marijuana incense and half the eighth graders ran into the room. Scott Solomon showed how honorable'Tie was by 51 Cynthia Niven Mary Ann O'Neill J ace Oretsky returning a wallet he had found that contained $150.00. He returned it, much to the dismay of all the students and Mr. Lanuti. Lauren Gellman and Susan Bessell wrote dirty notes and put them in Mr. Lubin's suggestion box. They used to spy on him and watch his expression 52 Stephen Pasterchick Susan Pfeister Robert Price Veronica Quartaro William Quick Robert Petrus Norma Pittaluga when he opened the box and read the notes. Even though Mr. Heiser's math class was boring, Debbie Stratton would amuse us by push- ing up all the chairs in her row until they touched the blackboard. Mr Heiser was always amazed and never could figure out how they got there. 53 Kimberlee Ramsey The career of the great singing group, the M.I.G.'s (Mark Schiffrin, Ira Cohen, and Geoffrey Weiss) began in the eighth grade with their vocal renditions of Psychedelic Shack and Can't Get Next to You Fortunately, their careers also ended in the eighth grade. 54 James Rogan Debra Rosenberg Andrew Ross Fred Rolff Mynde Rozbruch Rachel Rosenberg Ken Somerville and Ramon Gonzalez gave Vance Levin a quarter to walk out on the ledge of the third floor windows. When he did, they locked him out and he was forced to get back in through Miss Turner's window. Kevin Doty put a tack on Miss Turner's chair. She sat on the seat and Arnold Rubin 55 Jody Rubin never felt a thing. Everyone was excited about going to the new high school. When we got there, we realized that we had to watch our step because once again we were the freshmen of the school. Jon Weiss bet Mrs. Kemp $5.00 that he could keep his mouth shut for Peter Schmick 56 Mary Ann Schoonmaker two weeks. Unbelievably, Jon won the bet, thus somewhat impoverishing his poor teacher. Then there was the time Steve Wagner broke a chair in the Library just by using it properly. In Miss Koktavy's gym class, Karen Cuarino threw the basketball into the other team's basket Howard Siegel 57 Karen Silverstein and scored the winning points for the opposition. Sharon Cerow and Barbara Keller had to wash all the desks in the typing room. Robert Ingram set fire to his sneaker with a bunsen burner on the day an inexperienced substi- tute was minding the class. Val Sorrentino 58 Jeffrey Stanley David Spiro Abraham Steier Camera Shy J udy Ann Steigler ra Steinberg Martin Steigler Kellie Kroeger stayed home from school for a few days because she was embarrassed that Ellen Schorr and Joey Diaco, at a party at Ellen's house, had walked into the bath- room by mistake while it was occupied by Kellie. By the time we reached the tenth grade we were used to the school and 59 James Steinberg were back to our old tricks. Carol Litvack didn't want to be late for Mr. Silverstrim's Biology class, so she came in through the window. She got caught, and the entire class suffered for it be- cause he kept the windows closed for the rest of the year. Robert Taggert 60 David Thompson Janice Ciangrade and Kaitee Jung conducted funeral services for all the animals that they dissec- ted in Biology Class. Steve Wagner was nick- named in Biology . . . LIPID. Mary Ann O'Neill, Faye Robinson, and Dolores Glenn called Mr. Graff up at 10:30 P.M. one night to ask how to spell 61 Elizabeth VanEtten Jeanne VanEtten supercalifragilisticexpial idocious. Mr. Noll's class was waiting for a Geometry test; forty-two minutes later, Mr. Noll walked into class, rubbing his eyes, saying that he had fallen asleep. Mr. Weinstein always used to sing to his class, Come on down to para- J ulie Wagner 62 Kirby Ward Robert Wasserlauf William Walker Steven Wallick Steven Wagner mecium town. All of Mr. Bradshaw's Public Speaking students were confused when he would tell the class never to stare at the wall or the ceiling and always look at the audience when giving a speech. While he was giving this advice, guess where he was staring?! Mrs. Burke's typing Scott Weglinski 63 Norman Weiler Rhonda Weissberg class will never forget the time she told them that she was giving them a practice final . . . they later found out it was “the real thing. Eleventh grade began and we were all relieved . . . we were one year closer to graduating. Every day in Mr. Good- stal's class, Ann Bryan Geoffrey Weiss Jon Weiss Carolyn Williams Eugene Williams David Wilson Kelly Young Lorraine Wissman Darlene Wilcox would start to hiccup. After six months of intense study in Mr. Jacob's Social Studies class, Diana Cahill finally remembered who the Vice-President was . . . “Henry Ford !?!? Peter Tufano and Mr. Rosengard used to have arguments about word definitions. Peter carried 65 Susan Applebaum his dictionary around, and was usually correct, much to the delight of his classmates. After Fred Jordan gave his explanation of the writ of HABEAS CORPUS , Mr. Jacobs proceeded to climb into the trash basket and do an exotic dance to the tune of his screaming and yelling. EAR GRAD ■■i Carol Breen 66 Carol Buchman LY UATE David Cohen Fred Coleman Malinda Charest Wayne Cox was left to die in a bathroom after five juniors tied him up with their belts. Then there was the day that Ellen Schorr walked out of Mr. William's English class because he refused to let her go to the bathroom. She threatened to bring her lawyer (Allen Froggy” Kesten) to J eanne Deschambeault 67 Karen Foldes Lori Goldman Mona Fradkin Kippi Greco Geraldine Dauch class.to get even with Mr. Williams. James Armstead locked his bike at the bike rack but accidently locked it to another bike. When he came back from a baseball game after school to get his bike at 6:00 P.M., David Spiro was waiting for him with fire in his eyes. 68 Terri Holotik Then there was Mr. Rudin's dancing History lectures . . . Mr. Pallaria's hickey Danny Meyer's race to glory at Holiday Mountain Miss Boyd's rush to emulate him . , And the most successful racer of all, our streaker Robert Kesten Terri Manzi 69 Ana Martinez Jose Pacheco Rono asnK i ■ Sandra McKenley Finally . . . Seniors! We remember Senior Lane, or Senior Cage, Mr. Peepers, the class trip. Senior picnics, and all the other memories from our last year in school. And as graduation approaches, we cannot help but feel a little sad at leaving Monti High and all its memories behind. 70 Emilio Raffo Clothilda Terry Victoria Vogt Sharon Walker Tanga Watkins Willie Mae Wallace Stephanie Weiss i ft if Page 73 Page 72 Kim Badendyck Julie Wagner A Ross B. Cersten Stacey Kaye Michael Levinson M. M Graubard Gayle Smith Carol Boyle Carol Litvack Ivy Pass Keith Alenky A. J Rubin 1. Lauren Gellman 2. Jesse Deitchman 3. Ronni Quatero 4. Terri Manzi 5. Shelly Cohen 6. Bob LaGrutta 7. D. Hendrickson 8. M.E. Lowndes 9. Vincent Lake 10. Mark Horowitz 11. Kenny Heins 12. M. Balensuela 13. Russ Bloom 72 73 1. Steven Gottlieb 2. Lisa Coldych 3. Cheryl Holland 4. Linda Hoyt 5. Cindy Niven 6. Chet Frankel 7. Abe Steier 8 Karen Silverstein 9. Kathy Kocis 10 Danny Bivins 11. Cail Cerow 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Page 75 Teddy Howard Rondi Pashkow Rachel Rosenberg Barbara Keller Lorraine Wissman Katie Jung Steven Pasterchik Susan Strang Stacey Martino 74 75 V-V- v 10 •-•••' - Page 76 Jane Cuardia Mynde Rozbruch Ann Bryan Jeanne Dechambeault Karen Schaefer 7. B.J. Keil 8. Robert Kapito 9. Roberta Birness 10. Jody VanEtten 11. Debbie Rosenbaum 13. Cindy Citlin 6. Ilyce Weiss Page 77 Andrew Ross and Ellen Schorr Rene Bien Jeanne VanEtten Suzie Verdi John Driscoll Danny Meyer Laurie Brochu Mary Ann O'Neill Terrie Bray Judy Little Steven Wagner Janice Hyde 10 12 77 1 Diane Davis 1 Veronica Goetchius 2 Janice Chayut 2 Sharon Walker 3 Iris Blank 3 Billy Palmer 4 Eugene Williams 4 Rosita Carvajal 5 Andrea Brafman 5 Diana Cahill 6 Nora Baker 6 Karen Cuarino 7 Cindy Broskin 7 Susan Pfeister 8 Faye Robinson 8 Peggi Sue Muller 9 Ted Wilson 10 Scott Weglinski 11 Vance Levin 12 Ken Druckman 13 Kevin Shiffman 1 78 79 SENIOR DIRECTORY Al l NKEY, Kl ITH--Wrestling Manager 1.2.3,4 Stage Crew t Broadcasting Squad 4 P.Y.L Club 2 Interact 1.2 3 Senior Play -1 Student Council non-elecied member 2.3 Student Council H.R Alternate •! Thanksgiving Food Drive 3,4 ALLEN, KARRI - -Certificate ot Appreciation tor work in Guidance 1 Certificate of Merit for Home Pconomics 2 Certificate of Appreciation for work in Main Office 3 ALU N, RONALD—Soccer ALTMAN. WAYNF — Student 1.2.3 ARMS IL AD, J AML S- Soccer AVI RY, BRUCE--Student 1.2.3.4 AVI RY. S I I VI N -Student 1.2.3 BAD! NDYCK KIM —Student 1,2,3.4 BALINSUEI.A. ( MATT HI-. W -Band 1.2.3.4 Pit Orchestra 1,2.3.4 Debate 1 Key Club 2,3,4 President of Class 1 Choir 3 Monti Print . 4 Honor SoCietv 4 Regents Scholarship Winner 4 BAKI R, BRUCf -Student 3,4 BAKI R. NORA—Cheerleading 1st Ph e in Fashion Show 3 BARBI: R. RANDY-Band 1.2.3 BE Lt HENRY— Student 1.2,3.4 BERGSTROM JON Hiking Club President 1.2 Hiking Club Secretary 3 Hiking Club Vice-President 4 P Y I Club 1,2.1.4 Band 1,2,3.4 All-School Musical 3,4 Key Club 3,4 Honor Society 3.4 Senior Class Play 4 Regents Scholarship Winner 4 BICKHAM. IOHN Wrestling Bll N. Rl Nl -Student Council H R Alternate 2 Student Council H R Representative: Scenary 3 Honor Society 3.4 Broadcasting Squad 4 Monti Print 2,3 I’ YE'.Club 2,3 1st Place, Honoraole Mention—Rotary Art Show 3 Yearbook Layout Fditor 4 Flection Committee 4 Prom Art Committee 3 Thanksgiving Food Drive 3 Bundle Drive 3 Regents Scholarship Winner 4 Betty Crocker Search for Leadership Winner 4 BIRNLSS. ROBERTA- Basketball Intermurals 1 Home I cononms Award of Merit 2 Prom Art Committee 3 BIVINS. DAN I FI Student 1.2.3,4 BIVINS WILBUR—Student 1.2.3 BLACK, BONNIE — Homeroom Representative 4 BLACKBURN. LOIS—Basketball Intramurals 1 Library Assistant 3 Certificate of Appreciation for work m Main Office BLANDING, ELIJAH- Student 1,2.3,4 BLANK. IRIS—P.Y. I Club 1,2 I unior Honor Society 1 Regents Scholarship Alternate 4 Certificate of Merit in Home Economics 2.3 1st runner up in fashion show 3 Yearbook Staff 4 BIOOM. RUSSLLI -Student 1,2.14 BOLDUC. MARII Student 1.2.3 4 BOWERS, W111 1AM— I.V Soccer 1.2 Varsity Soccer 3.4 Track 1,2,4 BOYLF. CAROI -Student 1,2.3 4 BRAFMAN, ANDRFA —Monti Print 2.1 P Y I Club 2.3 Student Council 2 Student Council H R. Alternate 3 Track Team 2.3.4 Volleyball Intramurals 2 Basketball Intraplurals 2 Coat Room 3 Yearbook Statf 4 BRAY. TERRII Library Assistant 2 BRI I N. CAROL Student 1.2.3 BROCHU. LAURIF-Main Office 3.4 Ski Team 1.2,3,4 Student Council 2.1.4 Junior ('lass Secretary 3 Senior Class Vice President 4 Stage Crew tor Play 3 MODAC 3,4 Junior Prom Court 3 Junior Prom Committee Chairman 3 BRODIF, DONNA—Student 1.2.1.4 BROSKIN, CYNTHIA-Student 1.2,3,4 BRYAN, ANN MARIE - Student 1.2,3,4 BUCHMAN, CAROL Band 1,2,3 Volleyball Intramurals 2.3 BURNS. RONALD— Student 1.2.3,4 BURNS. ST I VI N-Choir 1,2,3.4 BUTI i R, CHRISTIANO-Student 3.4 CAHILL, DIANA- Student Council 2 Library Assistant 2 Hospital Program 2 CALMAN. DONNA -Student 1,2.3.4 CHAREST, MELINDA Student ,2,i CHAYUI. IANICE -Student 1.2.3,4 COHI N. H KRY-Bicycle Club 4 COHEN, RACHELLI —J.V Cheerleading 1 Varsity Cheerleading 2,3 MODAC 1,2,1.4 Student Council 1.2.3.4 Class Secretary 1.4 Class President 2 H R Alternate 3 Student-Faculty Discipline Committee 1.2 All-School Musical 1.2,3.4 Senior Play 4 Band 1.2,3,4 County Band 3 Choir 2,3.4 County Choir 2 Conference All-State Choir 1 Senior Honor Society 3,4 Athletic M 1.2.1 Silver Megaphone 3 Non-Athletic M 2 Musical M i Junior Prom Committee 3 Yearbook Underclassmen Activities Editor 4 Food Dove 1.2 Bundle Drive 1.2 COHEN. STACEY-Student 1.2,3 COLLINS, FRANK-Student 1.2.3,4 CONWAY. MICHAEL —Student Council 1,2 Key Club 1.2 Soccer 1.2 Wrestling 1.2,4 COOPER, MICHAEL-Student 1,2,3,4 CULLICAN. TIMOTHY Student 1,2.1,4 CULVER, MARIE Band 1,2,3,4 Wind I nsemble'4 Band M 2 Band Chevron 3 Solo Competition 3 Quartel 1.2 Clarinet Choir 3 Area All-State Band 3,4 County Band 3 Junior Prom Clean-Up Co-Chairman 3 Art Editor Yearbook 4 Student Council non-elected member 2 I ab Assistant 4 National Senior Honor Society 1.4 Junior Honor Society 1 PBA Prize in Courtesy 3 Syracuse Citizenship Conference Alternate 3 Delegate to Camp Rising Sun 3 National Merit Letter of Commendation 3 Stage Crew All-School Musical 3 Rotary Art Show Honorable Mention 3 Regents Scholarship Winner 4 CURRY. LORILLI Student 1,2,3 DAUCH. GERALDINE Student 1,2.3 DAVIDOFF. JACK —P.Y.E Club 1.2,3 4 Bicycle Club 1.2,3,4 Junior Achievement 3,4 Band 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Monti Printz 4 DAVIS. DIANE-Student 2.3.4 DI IICHMAN. IESSI Student 1.2,3,4 DI PACI , RICHARD-Student 1.2,3.4 DI SCI IAMBI .AUI T, Jl ANNI - All School Musical 1,2,3 Senior Class Play 3 DESIMONE JOSEPHINI -Student 1,2.3 DESIO, DENISE-Student 1,2,3 DEXTER. TIMOTHY- Track DISSINGI R, CYNI HI A—Office Squad 2 Hospital Volunteer 3 DOMBAL. VALI Rif -Regents Scholarship Winner 4 National Merit Scholarship Letter ol Commendation -I National Junior Honor Society 1 Library Assistant 3 DOTY. KEVIN-Student 1,2,3,4 DRISCOLL. JOHN —Student 1,2.3.4 DRUCKMAN KENNETH—Clarinet Choir 2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Area All-State Band 2.3 NYSSMA Competition 2,3 I V Basketball 1 lennis 2,3,4 Basketball Intramurals 2,3 J V Soccer 2 Letter in Band 2 Letter in lennis 2 I ARROW, IA SON Student 1.2.1.4 FEINSTFIN. MICHAf I Student 1.2,3,4 FERGUSON, MICHAf I - Student 1,2,3.4 FIALKOH . LORI —Student 1,2.3,4 FLORIO. MICHAEL Student 4 I Ol D! S, KAREN Student 1,2,3 FORMAN, MITCHELL-Debate Team 1.2.3,4 Speech Captain 4 N I I Degrees of Merit. Honor. Excellence. Distinction 1.2.3,4 Debate Club Speaker of the Year 1.3 National Contestant in Dramatics 1, 3 State Champion in Dramatics 3 Student Council Member 1,2.3,4 FI R, Alternate 3 HR Representative 4 Key Club 1,4 Key Club Board of Directors 4 Key Club Secretary 4 National Senior Honor Society 3.4 Honor Society President 4 Regents Scholarship Winner 4 P Y E Club 1 Photography Club 1 - Assistant Business Manager Monti Prini 4 Kiwanis Essay Contest Winner 3 2 Syracuse Citizenship Conterente Scholarship Winner 3 National Conference ot Teachers of English Essay Contest 3 National Merit Semifinalist 4 Broadcasting Squad 4 Junior Prom Photography Committee 3 Basketball Intranuirals 1.2.3,4 Thanksgiving Pood Drive 1.2.3.4 Bundle Drive 4 Senior Class I rip Auction Donation Committee 4 Student Council Executive Committee 4 Early Graduate I valuation Committee 4 Constitution 4 Curriculum 4 ERADKIN MONA-Student 1,2.3 FRANKPt , CHI T —Student 2,3,4 GELLMAN. I At Rt N —Nursing Scholarship Winner. Regents Scholarship Alternate Gt ROW. GAIL-Student 1.2.3.4 CL ROW. SHARON-Student 1.2,13.4 Gf RS11 v BRUCE Key Club 3.4 Debate Club 1.2.3.4 lreasurer of Debate Club 4 National f orensic League Degrees ot Merit 1. Honor 2. Excellence 2, Distinction 3 Montie Print 1 Senior Honor Society 3.4 Student Council 2.3 Thanksgiving food Drive 2 Junior Prom Committee 3 Basketball Scoreboard 2.3.4 Intramurals 3.4 Regents Scholarship Winner. Syracuse Citizenship Conference 4 Junior Honor Society 1 Gf: f ILL. DOUGLAS Choir 1.2,3.4 Area All State 3.4 All Countv 1,2 Modulator 1,2 Annie Gel Your Gun 3 Stage Crew 4 Musical M 1 Musical Key 3 Musical Chevron 3 GIBBS DARKEL —J V Basketball 2 Intramurals 1.3 GULIN CINDY—Bajld 1,2.3.4 Interact 1.2.3,4 P.Y I Club 1 Debate Club 1 All School Play 2.4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Student Council 4 Senior Play 4 GLENN. DOLORES—Cheerleading (Varsity) 3 Volleyball 2,3.4 Basketball 2,3,4 Main Office'1,2.3 Sewing Club 2.3 Guidance Office 1,2 Senior Class'Play 4 Pride 1 Talent Show 1,2.3,4 Student Council 1,2 Basketball Intramurals 1.2.3 Volleyball Intramurals 1,2,3.4 GEORGl N. BRIAN-Student 1.2.3.4 COI TSCHIUS. Vf RONIC.A-BOC1 S 3,4 VICA 3.4 GOIDMAN. LORI —Student 1.2.3 COLDYCH. LISA-Cuvs Dolls I Senior Class Play 4 Office Squad 2,3 Hospital Volunteer 1.2 COMER. DIANE Student 1.2.3.4 GONZALEZ, RAMON-J V Soccer 1.2 Varsity Soccer 3 Track 1.2,3.4 GOTTLIEB; STEVEN—J V Soccer Manager 1 J.V Soccer '2 . GRAUBARD, MARC—Student Council 3.4 Bundle Drive 3 Thanksgiving Food Drive 4 GRAUBARD, MITCHELL- Student 1,2.3.4 GUARDIA. JANE —Hospital Volunteer 3 Lab Assistant 4 Nursing Scholarship Alternate GUARINO, KAREN —Student 1,2.3,4 HALL, CYNTHIA-Student 1.2,3.4 HAMILTON. DEBORAH —Student 1.2.3,4 HANKINS, LINDSAY-Varsity Golf 3.4 Interact Vice-President 3.4 Student Council 4 Intramural Basketball 3,4 Chess Club 3 Bundle Drive 4 III CI OR, DONNA -Student 1.2.3.4 HEINS, KENNETH —Student 1,2,3.4 HELM. TERRIE —All School Musical 2,3 HENDRICKSON. DEBRA-Make-up for All School Musical 3 HOLLAND. CHERYL-Student 1.2.3 4 HOLLAND. JOYC.I -Student 1.2,3.4 HOLD IK. TERRII -Student 1,2.3 HORACE. .MAURICE—Varsity Basketball 3 HORACT PATRICIA —Student 1.2.3.4 HORACE. SAVAGE-Student 1,2.3,4 HOROWITZ. MARK-Key Club 2.3.4 J V Soccer 2 Letter M Varsity Soccer 3.4 Intramurals 1.2.3 4 Band 1.2,3,4 Music. M 4 OCL Championship Trophy 4 HOLMAN. EDWARD—Student 1,2.3,4 HOWARD. THEODORE-Student Council 1.2,3.4 Student Council Treasurer 3 Student Council Vice President 4 Choir 1,2 Wrestling Manager 1.2 Cross Country Manager 1 Choir Council 2 food Drive 2.3.1 Bundle Drive 2 1 Executive Committee 3,4 Budget Committee Chairman 4 Winner of Magazine Drive I HYDE, JANICE-Interact 2,3 P.Y E Club 3 Choir 1.2.3 All School Musical 3 MODAC 4 JACKSON. GERALD-Student 1.2.3.4 JENKINS , MARK—Student 1.2.3,4 IORDAN. FRED—Golf Team 3 J.V. Soccer 1,2 JUNG KAITEE-Choir 1.2.4 All Countv Choir 1.2 Solo Compet ition 1.2,4 Mademoiselles 1,2 Area AIL State Choir 4 Musical M, Chevron. Key All School Musical 1,2.3.4 Student Council 1 Junior Honor Society 1 Interact 1 Senior Honor Society 3,4 Athletic M Tennis Team (girls) 4 Girls lenms Team Sectionals 4 Tennis Team (boys) 2,3.4 Letter of Commendation of NMSQT 4 Regents Scholarship Winner KAPIIO ROBERT —Band 1.2.3 4 'Solo Competition NYSSMA 1.2,3 Area All State Band 2 3 County Band 1 Stage Band 2 Pep Band 1.2 Musical M. Chevron. Key. Plaque All School Musical 2.3.4 Key Club 2 3,4 Key Club Board of Directors 3 MODAC 3.4 Student Council 1.2. 3 4 f ood Drive 2,3,4 Bundle Drive 3.4 President of | unior Class 3 President ot Senior Class 4 Co-Editor in Chief of Yearbook 4 Senior Honor Society 3,4 Representative to American Legion Bovs State 3 Elks Leadership Scholarship 3 Varsity Tennis 3.4 King of the Junior Prom 3 Prom Committee 3 Band Council 2 Non Athletic M 2.3 Senior Plav 4 Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Junior Honor Society I Woodwind Ensemble 4 KAPIIO. STEVEN—Varsity Basketball 4 KAYE. SLACEY-Chor KEIE. 131 TTY Cheerleader er of Llello Dolly KEt.H R. BARBARA Montie Print Staff 4 Student Council 3 4 Chess Club 1.2 P.Y.E Club 2 l ibrary Assistant 1.2,3,4 Home Economics Award 3 Typing Editor of Yearbook 4 Food Drive 4 Senior Directory for Yearbook 4 Regents Scholarship Alternate 4 School Historian 2,3,4 KES1EN, ROBERT -Vice-President of Junior Class 3 Kl TCHAM. CHARLES - Track leam 1 KIEFFR. MARY ANN-Student 1.2.3.4 Kll I f R, SUSAN-Studcnt 1.2.3 KINNE. JAMES—Student 1.2.3.4 KLEIN. JEFFREY —Interact 4 Student Council 3,4 Junior Achievement 3.4 Bike Club 1.2,3 P.Y.f Club 1.2..3 Photography Club 1 Lab Assistant 2,3,4 Kl l in. IOHN —Hiking Club 1.2.3,4 Hiking Club Treasurer 2 Eliking Club President 3 Band 1.2.3,4 PY I Club 2 Honor Society 3.4 Regents Scholarship Winner KOCIS. KATHLEEN-Student 1,2.3 4 KROECFR. KELLII -Student Council 2.3.4 School Plav 3.4 Senior Play 4 Class Treasurer 4 Grievance C ouncil 2 Junior Prom Committee 3 Basketball Intramurals 4 LA CRUTTA, ROBERT-Honor Society 3.4 LA VECCHIA BERNARD-Baseball Manager 1 Lab Assistant 2 Track 2.3 Manager i V Wrestling 4 Junior Achievement 2.3 I AKI VINCENT—Student 1.2 3.4 I ATI Ml R. BRIAN Student 1.2.3.4 LATIMER. PATRICIA—Nurse's Office Worker 2.3.4 President Health Careers Club 3 Senior Class Play 4 I lospital Volunteer Program 3 I AWLI R JILL —Monti I oiks 1.2.3 Musical 1.2.3,4 leading Role in Musical 2.4 County Chorus 1.2.3 All-State Chorus 1 N Y.S. Conference Chorus 2 N.Y $. Solo Competition 1.2,4 Cheerleading I V. 1 Cheerleading Certificate 1 Varsity Cheerleading M Silver C harm 2.3 Chorus Secretary 2 Music I ibrarian 1 N.Y S English and Art Convention 3 Make-up Chairman for Senior Play 4 MODAC 1,2.3 Key Club 2 Music Trophy 3 Mjtisic Plaque Music Kev. Chevron. M 1 Student Count il 1,2 Bundle Drive 1,2 Food Drive 1,2.3 Mademoiselles 1 t I AMY Ii I I KEY Student 1.2,3.4 LI YIN, VANCE I V Soccer 1,2 Varsity Soccer 4 I V Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3.4 J V Baseball 1,2 (Toss Country 3 Track 3.4 Basketball Intramurals 1 I EVINE IAMMY —Girls Tennis Team 3.4 Talent Show 1 School Work Program 4 LEVINSON. MICHAEL —Track Team 3.4 Basketball Intramurals 1 LEWIS. DAVID—Student 1.2.3.4 LINDRIDCL. WARREN—Student 1,2.3.4 LINZER. ROBERT-Senior Plav 4 All School Musical 2.3.4 9 IITTIE. JUDY —Choir 1.2,3,4 All-Countv 1.2 Solo Competition 1.2,3.4 Mademoiselles 1.2 Conference All-State 4 School Musical 1.2.3.4 Choraleers 3 Student Government 2.3 Musical M. Chevron, Kev P Y f (Tub 2 Monti Print 4 Yearbook 4 Library Help 3.4 Choir Soprano Secretary- 4 Guidance Office Helper 4 LITVACK. CAROL —Musicals 3.4 Set Design for Khinocarus 3 Clarinet Choir 2.3 NYSSMA Competition 3 Co-Chairman Art Committee Junior Prom 3 Junior Prom Queen 3 MODAC 1,2,3,4 National Junior Honor Society 1 National Senior Honor Society 3.4 Broadcasting Squad 4 Yearbook Staff Business Manager 4 Chairman Magazine Drive 4 Band 1.2,3,4 Musical M Chevron Band Council 4 Participant in N.Y S English and Art Convention LIVINGS!ON MITCHEI I -Student 1.2,3.4 81 I.ONGWI 1.1.. BRYAN —Student 1.2 .3.4 I Ol'l 7. JERRY —Student 1.2.3 [ORGAN. DEBRA —Student 1,2.3,-4 LOWE. KATHLEEN Band 1.2.3.4 Spanish Club Secretary 2 Intramurals 1.2 Chess Club 1 Library Helper 1.2,3 LOWNDES. MARY Student 1,2.3.4 LUI TI Y. JOSEPH-Student 4 MAHRAMf S. ROBIN Student 1.2,3.4 MANZE TERRI- Student 1.2.3 MARTINI Z. ANA- Student 1,2.3 MARTINO. STACEY —Ski Team 2 3 Committee I unior Prom 3 MC BRIDE. JAMES Sk. Team 3 MC BRIDE. KENNE IH —Student 1.2.3.4 MCCARTHY. IOSEPH—Student 1.2,3.4 MC CAUL I: Y. MICHAFI.-Student 1.2.3.4 MC Kl N'LEY. SANDRA—Student 1,2,3 ML NEALY. ROBERT -Student 1.2.3.4 MC NEELY. CAROL Student 1.2.3.4 MC NEIL. CRAIG—Student 1.2,3.4 MC V.AY, Cl ARE’SI- — Student 4 MEYER. DANII I —Band l,2.3,4 Band President 4 All County Band 1.3 Area All-State 3 Pep Band 2 Stage Band 2.3 4 Pit Orchestra 2.3,4 NYSSMA Solo Competition 3.4 Musical M. Chevron, Kev Student Council 2.3.4 Homeroom Alternate 4 Eood Drive 2.3 Bundle Drive 2 fv Basketball 2 Interact Publicity Chairman 4 Non Athletic M Yearbook Sports 1 ditor 4 MONROE JOSFPHINE -Cheerleader MOORE. CLIFFORD- Soccer. Wrestling MORALES MARIA —Student 1.2,3 MULLER. PF.GGI- Chorus 1,2 Mademoiselles 2 All School Musica! 1 Make-up Tor Musical 2 Gals 1 Junior Prom Committee 3 Ottice Squad 2 Hospital Volunteer 2 Sewing Club 2 Certiticat of Merit in Sewing 1 Certificate of Merit in Cooking 3 Reporter lor VICA in B O C F S. 3 Vice President for VICA 4 MUNOZ. MARIO-Soccer NIVFN, CYNTIIIA — Rand 1.2.3.4 National I lonor Society 3.4 Library Help 1.2,3 P Y I- Club 1.2 Chess Club 1.2 Junior Prom Art Committee 3 Spanish Club 2 Regents Scholarship Alternate 4 NOWLIN.CYNTHIA — Chorus 1.3.4 Girls Interscholatic Basketball Team 1.2,3 Girls Interscholastic Volleyball Team 2.4 School Musical 1.2.3 junior Honor Society 1 Homeroom Alternate 3 Senior Plav 4 Girls Soccer Team 3 Area All-State 4 All-Countv Chorus 1 Basketball Intramurals 1.2,3.4 Soccer Intramurals 3 Volleyball Intramurals 1.2.3.4 O'BANNON, DIANF — Student 1.2,3.4 O'NT III., MARY ANN — Student Council 1.2,4 f lection Manager for C O P 3 Office- Worker 2 Co-Chairman for Thanksgiving tood Drive 4 O'RORKF SHARON-Student 1.2.3.4 OKUN. ERIC Student 1,2, 3 -I ORE I SKY. JACE Intramural Basketball 1.2,3.4 Track 2,3.4 | V Soccer 2 PACHECO. JOSE-Student 1.2.3 PADU, FIANDRA-Student 3.4 PAGAN, CINDY Student 1.2,3,4 RAMMER WILLI AN -Wrestling 1.2 Cross Country 2 Bike Club 3.4 Choir 1 2.3.4 Trac k 4 PASCHECO. KONDE Student 1.2.3 PASS. IVY-Band 1.2.3.4 Clarinet Choir 2,3,4 Woodwind I nsemble 4 Interact 4 Offic - Squad 3.4 lunioi Prom Committee 3 Thanksgiving Food Drive 2.3 Grievance Committee 2 NYSSMA Competition 2 Duet NYSSMA Competition 3 Media Magazine 3 Student Council Service Award 2,3 Student Council Activities Award 2 Attendance Award 2,3 P.Y.E- Club 1.2,3 Student Council 2.3 Scenery for All-School Musical 2.3,4 Montic Print Staff 1,2,3.4 Montie Print News Editor -1 Yearbook Typing Staff -I Musical M Musical Chevron NYSSMA Solo Competition 1 Pit Orchestra 4 PASTERCHIK, STEPHEN-Baseball 1.2,3.4 Math Team 1,2.3.4 Debate team 1.2 Basketball Intramurals 3.4 PE1RUS, ROBERT Ski Team 2.3,4 Letters 2,3,4 Baseball 2.3.4 Letters 3,4 Hiking Club 1 PFEISTEK. SUSAN—Student Council 4. Office Squad 1,2,3 Curriculum Committee 4 PITTALUGA. NORMA-Student Council 1 PRICE, ROBERT —Regents Scholarship Winner 4 Lab Assistant 3 QUARTARO, VI RONICA — Cheerleading 2 QUICK. WILLIAM- Student 1.2.3,4 RAFFO, EMILO-Soccer RAMSEY. KIMBERLEE Student 4 RAUSCH. THOMAS Track 1 2.3.1 RENDON. GLORIA—Student 1.2,3,4 ROBINSON, MARII YN —C.O P 4 Student Council 2 Basketball Intramurals 1,2.3 Volleyball Intramurals 1.2.3.4 Speed-a-wav Intramurals 1 Soccer Intramurals 2.3.4 Manager of Cirls Basketball Team 1 Basketball Team 2,3 Volleyball Team 1.2,3.4 Pride Club 1 Choir 2 Soccer Team 3 National Senior Honor Society 3,4 Yearbook Class Historian 3 Bundle Drive 4 Food Drive 4 Senior Play 4 Talent Show 1.2.3,4 RODRIGUEZ, DAVID—Student 1.2.3,4 KOGAN. JAMES Regents Scholarship Alternate 4 ROSENBAUM, Dl BRA Basketball Intramurals 1.2.3 Coal room 1.3 Sj eec!-a-way Intramurals 2 Volleyball Intramurals 2,3 I inesman at Volleyball Game 2 I lower Committee for Junior Prom '3 Office- Squad 4 ROSENBERG, RACI II I All Sc hool Play 1.2 Senior Play Tickets 4 P Y E. Club 2 Junior Honor Society I Office Squad 4 Monlie Print 4 ROSS ANDRI W — Wrestling 1 Montie Print 1.3 Key Club Secretary 1,2, 3 Kt Club 1 2.3.4 Who's Who in American High Schools 2.3 Student Council H R Representative 3 National Senior Honor Society 3.4 Cross Country 4 Regents Scholarship Winner ROZBRUCH, MYNDE P.Y I Club 2 Committee for lunior Prom 3 RUBIN. ARNOLD P.Y.E. Club l Math Team 1.2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Band 1,2,3 Choir 2.3,4 Interact 3,4 Student Council 2.3.4 School Musical 2.3,4 Senior Honor Society 3.4 President of Choir 4 Modulators 2 Choraliers 3 Clarinet Choir 2,3 Area All-State Choir 3 Conference All-Stare Choir 3 Regents Scholarship Winner 4 RUBIN, JODY-Band 1.2 P.Y.I Club 2 All-School Musical i .2 Student Council 4 Food Drive 4 Montie Print 4 Senior Play Tickets 4 Guidance Office Worker 4 Interact -I Senior Fund Raising Committee 4 Yearbook 4 RUGGLRI, IOSFPH lunior Prom - rt Committee 3 lunior Prom Court 3 I V Baseball 1,2 Varsity Baseball 3.4 J.V Basketball 1.2 Varsity Basketball 3.4 RYDER KEVIN I .V. Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer 3.4 Track 3 SAULSB1 RRY. GEORGE-Student 1.2,3.4 SCHAEFER, KAREN-Choir 12.3.4 Choir Accompanist 1.2.3.4 Mademoiselles 1,2.3 Pit Band 4 lunior Honor Society i Interact 2 3,4 Interact Secretary J.4 P. l Club 2 Student Council 2 All-County Choir 2 Choir Council 2 Area All-State Choir 3,4 Broadcasting Squad Captain 4 National Senior Honor Society 3,4 Music M 2 Music Chevron and Key 3 Montie Print . 4 Choraleers 3 Student Council Service Award 2 Yearbook Advertising Editor 4 Syracuse Citizenship Conference Delegate 3 Speech Team 4 Regents Scholarship Winner 4 SCHMICK. PI H R-Band 1,2.3,4 Cross Country I Track 1.2 SCHOOnmaKLK. MARY ANN -Choir 2.3 School Play 2 Stage Crew for School Plav 2.3 SCHOOR. FI 1 FN-Band 1,2,3 SHAMES, MARK—Ski team SHARP. I AY—Student 1.2.3,4 SHIFTMAN, KEVIN—Band 1,2,3.4 Clarinet Choir 2.3 Band M 3 Band Key 4 Stage Crew 2 3.4 Stage Crew M 3.4 Assistant Stage Crew Manager 4 All-School Musical 2.3.4 Senior Play 4 Food Drive 1 Basketball Intramurals 3 Kev Club 4 Varsity Baseball 3.4 First Person to Successfully Land on the Moon Computer Program 4 SEICEL, HOWARD Key Club 1.2,3.4 J V. Soccer 1 Basketball Intramurals 1,2,3 SILVERSTFIN, KAREN-Debate 1.2,3,4 Debate Secre- tary 2.3 Debate President 4 National Forensic league Awards of Honor. Excellence, Distinction. Merit 1,2,3,4 Interact Club Committee Chairman 3,4 Chairman Prom Invitation Committee 3 Student Council 1,2,4 Vice-President of Class 1 MODAC 1.2,3 Musical M 3 Pit Band for Musical 3 Syracuse' Citizenship Conference Delegate 3 Ensemble Competition 1.2.3 Girls State Delegate 3 Yearbook Seniors and Copy Editor 4 Letter of Commendation —PS AT, NMSQT 4 National Senior Honor Society 3.4 Secretary National Honor Society 4 Regents Scholarship Winner 4 SIMPSON. 1 RAC IE -Student. 1.2.3,4 SOKRI.-.NTINO. VA1.—Student 2.3,4 SPIRO, DAVID - Stage crew 1,2,3,4 Stage Crew Manager 4 Key Club 3,4 Yearbook Photographer 4 Panel 1.2,3,4 Band Council 2,3 Area All-State 3,4 All County Band 3 Senior Class I’lav 4 Senior Honor Society 3,4 Iuba Conference at Rockerfella Pla a 4 All School Musical 1,2.3 Stage Manager of Musical 4 P Y I Club 1,2.3 Publicity Director P Y I' Club 1,2,3 STEIK. ABRAHAM - Track 1 Interact 3.4 Vice President ot Band 4 Stage Band 3,4 Solo Competition 3 ST! INUERG, IRA- Varsity Tennis 1,2,3.4 Letter in lennis 1.2.1.4 Student.Council 1.3 Interact 3 Camera Club 1 Basketball Intramurals 1 Regents Scholarship Winner 4 5 I I INBI RC JAMES — Track 1 Soccer 1 Student Counc il I Wrestling 1 2.3.4 STANLEY. JEFPREY —Student 2,3.4 SIT WART, LI ROY—Wrestling 1,2,3 STRANG, SUSAN—-Editor-In-Chief Montie Print 4 Secretary of General Organization (Student Council) 4 Interact 2.3,4 Interact Board of Directors 3 P Y I Club I Volleyball Intramurals 1 Speed-a-way Intramurals I Student Council H R Alternate 1 Student Council Non-Elected Member 2.3 Library Assistant 1,2.3,4 All-School Musical 3 Prom Art Committee 3 Kiwanis 1 ssav Contest Is; Prize Award (Typewriter) 2 Montie Print 2. 3 Thanksgiving I ood Drive 3 National Senior Honor Society 3.4 Student Council Service Award STRATTON DEBORAH Band 12.3.4 Woodwind En- semble 4 Ski Team 1.2.3.4 Prom Art Committee 3 Musical M Ski Team Section •) Se tionals 1.2.3.4 Section l) Champion (Girls 1st Place) 3 Sports Numerals. Sports M. Sports Certificate 1.2.3,4 SU 11 fl RLAND, KEITH —Track TAGCI RT. ROBE Rl -Student 1,2,3.4 THOMPSON DAVID —Key Club Lt. Governor of Key Club Soccer THOMPSON HAROLD-Student 1,2,3.4 TONG, DONNA- Women's Auxiliary at Hamilton Avenue Hospital 1 IRUS I PAUL Student 1,2.3 4 TUr-ANO. PI II R —Interact 1,2.3,4 President of Interact 3 4 Debate 1.2,3.4 Treasurer of Debate 2.3 Vice-President of Debate 4 Degrees of Merit, Honor, Excellence and Distinction 1.2.3.4 Debater ot the Year 2 Math Team 1.2 3,4 Captain of Math Team 1.4 Secretary of Math Team 3 Stage Crew 1.2,3 Student Council 1,2.3.4 Executive at large 3 Point Committee Chairman 2 Constitution Committee Chairman 3 G O Treasurer 4 Executive Committee 1,2.3,‘I ( ood and Bundle Drive 1,2,3,4 Band 1.2.3.4 Pit Orchestra 3 Area All-State 3 All Countv 3 NYSSMA Competition 3 Chorus 2 Modulators 2 Honor Society 3.4 Vice President of Honor Society 4 Yearbook Co-Editor-ln-Chief 4 Montie Print 1.2.3 Syracuse Citizenship Conference Winner 3 Harold Su|X n Award for Math and Science 3 Award lor I xcellence in Latin 3 Am History 3 RPI Award 2 P.Y f Club 1.2 Treasurer of P.Y.E. Club 2 Class Treasurer 1.2.3 All-School Play 1.2.3.4 MODAC 3 Pep Band 2 Music M Chevron. Key Non-Athletic M 1,2,3 Regents Scholarship Winner —Highest m County 4 National Merit Semi-finalist 4 VAN ( ITIN ELIZABETH -Student 1.2.3,4 VAN El'll JEANNE-Flection Committee 4 Ski Team 1.2.3.4 Ski Team Sectionals 2.3.4 Art Show 1.2.3.4 Band 1.2.3.4 Woodwind Ensemble 4 Pit Orchestra for All School Musical 3.4 Layout Editor for Yearbook 4 VARGAS. ED- Student 1.2,3 VI RDI, SUZANNE —Stage Crew for Musical 1,2.3,4 Art Committee for Musical 1.2,3.4 Student Council 1,2,3 Class Secretary 2 Bundle Drive 2 I ood Drive 2 Election Committee 2,3.4 1 lection Committee Chairman 4 1st. 3rd Honorable Mention Rotary Art Show 3 Honor Society 3.4 Junior Prom Co-Chairman Art Committee 3 Yearbook Layout Editor 4 Regents Scholarship Winner 4 VICIDOMINI, MICHAEL-Student 1.2 3.4 WADI.INGTON. ARTURO—Basketball Intramurals 2,3 4 Student Council 2.4 Track Team 3 School Play 4 WAGNER, BRUCE -Student 1.2.3 4 WAGNI R. JULIA-Basketball Team 1.2 Track Team 1 Volleyball Team 1,2 Basketball Intramurals 1,2.3 Volleyball Intramurals 1.2. 3 Soccer Intramurals 1.2 Award Numerals 1 Awards Shield 2 Award M 3 Secretary-Treasurer Athletic WAGNER STEVEN—Chess Club 1.2 All School Musical 1.2.3 All County Choir 1,2 Choir i;2.3,4 Choir M 1 Choir Competition 1.4 Modulators 2 Solo Competition 2.3,4 Chevron 2 Spanish Club 2 Student Council 3.4 Conference All-State Choir 3 Choraleers 3 Key Award 3 Bike Club 3.4 f ood Drive 3 Kev Club 4 Area All-State Choir 4 Yearbook Staff 4 WALK! R. SHARON -Student 1.2,3 WALKER. WILLIAM-Student 1.2.3,4 WAI.EICK. STEVEN All-School Musical 2.3 Student Council 4 Regents Scholarship Winner 4 WARD. KIRBY Student 1 2.3 4 WASSERl At I , ROBE RT — MODAC 1.2.3.4 Wl GLINSKI, SCOTf-Skiing 1.2.3.4 Letter Track 1 Band 02.3.4 VM ISI3ROD, ALAN Student 1.2,3.4 UTISS. G! Oi l Rl Y Regents Scholarship Winner 4 Wl ISS. II YCE-Interact 1.2 P Y E Club 1 Debate 1 Band 1.2 3 Hospital Volunteer 3 Prom Committee- 3 Art Committee for School Musical 3 Stage Cresv tor School Musical 3 WEISS ION — All-School Musical 1 2.3 WEISS, RONALD-Student 1.2.3 WEISS. STEPHANIE-Student 1.2.3 v EISSBFRG. RHONDA Student 3,4 WILCOX, DARI I NI -Student 2.3.4 Wll LIAMS. CAROLYN Basketball Intranuirals 2 WILLIAMS EUCLNf Student 12.3.4 WILSON DAVID-Student 1.2,3.4 WISSMAN. I.ORAIM -Student 12.3,4 YOLNG. KEI I.Y—Varsity Basketball 1.2,3.4 Student Council H R Alternate 1,2.3 s T U D E N T C O u STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: R. Kapito, P. Tufano, T. Howard, K Kroeger, L Brochu, J. Rubin, A. Coleman, D. Weiss, B. Lovaglio, L. Deitsch, S. Szabo, P. VanEtten, D. Coleman, F. Robinson, R. Blumenfeld, T. Davey, R. Kesten, N. Morgan, J. Porpora, R. Wagner, K. Hastings, K. Kroeger, M. Citlin, J. Blumenfeld, R. Gonzalez, K. Silverstein, J. Van, M. Szabo, A. Berman, B. Lovaglio, A. Wadlington, R. Stoloff, R. Reynolds, M. Piazza, M Drobysh, C. Zeidwig, L . Backer, B. Black, S. Cohen, J. Sherb, D. Weiss, K. Lawler, M. Hall, L . Hankins, D. Meyer, K. Alenky, J. Monroe, M. DiTommaso, D. White, R Horace, D. Ivory, S. Blanding. SENIORS: K. Kroeger, R. Kapito, L. Brochu, S. Wagner, K. Silverstein, J. Rubin, F. Robinson, S. Strang, T. Howard, A. Rubin, S. Wallick, D. Meyer, L. Hankins, S. Kapito, K. Alenky, M. Craubard, B. Black. C.O.P. OFFICERS: S Strang— Sec., P. Tufano- 1 Responsibility is what Student Council is all about —the ability to hear and act on student ideas. If the student body doesn't elect representatives with care, Student Council can't function. Projects of the Council include dances, proms, the Thanksgiving Food Drive, and the Christmas Bundle Drive. Student Council is one organization which involves all of us. SOPHOMORES: E. O'Rourke, J. Van, A. Berman, M. McCurn, L. Deitsch, P. Hall, A. Dollard, P. VanEtten, S. Szabo, D. Ivory, S. Blanding, R. Horace, M. DiTommaso, S. Cooper, A. Wadlington, J. Newman. Treas., T. Howard— V.P. Faye Robinson— COP. JUNIORS: R Pashkow, R. Reynolds, K.Gilmour, L. Backer, C. Zeidwig, R. Stoloff, T. Davey, M Drobysh, N. Hall, M. Prussack, J. Rosenberg, S. Cohen, J. Monroe, R. Kesten, N. Morgan, R. Blumenfeld. FRESHMEN: A. Coleman, R. Wagner, R. Gonzalez, D. Weiss, B. Lovaglio, K. Lawler, M. Szabo, J. Porpora, D. Coleman, K. Hastings, K. Kroeger, M. Gitlin, R. Berman, J. Blumenfeld, R. Pino, J. Conway, D. White, J. Sherb. I 87 P.Y.E.: S. Cooper, S. Walnick, E. Fox, C. Gutman, M. Prussack, D. Schartz, K. Walsh, P. Boshes, V. Ario, J Rubin, I. Etkind, L. Drummond, L. Backer, S. Provda, C. Albrecht, S. Sloat, J. Rubin, M Drobysh, B Leshner, K Klein, N. McDonald, K. Bell, M. Ditommaso, J. Begbie, L. Villacana, M. Gitlin, D. Erhle, N. Weidler, I. Pass, B. Shapiro, W Houston, K. Gilmour, P. Johnson, J. Davidoff, J. Kimbal, J. Bergstrom OFFICERS: Mona Prussack —Pres., Michael Schwartz—V.P., Debbie Wapnick—Sec., Esther Fox —Treas. HONOR SOCIETY: M Forman, P. Tufano, K. Silverstein, M. Balensuela, C. Litvack, S. Verdi, D. Spiro, J. Klein, K. Jung, M. Culver, A. Rubin, K. Schaefer, J. Klein, B Gersten, S. Strang, R. Bien, A. Ross, R. Kapito. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Peter Tufano—V.P , Mitch Forman —Pres., Karen Silverstein Reviving a dead club is not an easy job, but thanks to Mona Prussack and other interested students, the P.Y.E. is devoted to the goal of keeping our environment clean. Projects developed by the club include the recycling of papers and bottles, and the distribution of petitions concerning such issues as our water supply. The Monticello Chapter of the National Honor Society's purpose is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, and to encourage the development of char- acter in the pupils of Monticello High School. Among the Honor Society's projects are Senior Homecoming, tutor- ing, and the Induction Dinner. — Sec., Matt Balensuela —Treas. 88 pi $ JZM DEBATE SPEECH CLUB: S. Strauss, S. Szabo, B. Berman, R. Green, N. Hall, B. Walsh, J. Rosenberg, M. Rapkin, A. Wong, N. Mason, V. Katz, S. Rakosi, L. Coldfarb, B. Zakheim, E. Feirman, B. Silverstein, M. DiTommaso, A. Eisenberg, K. Silverstein, M. Forman, J. Newman, P. Tufano, B. Gersten, T. Cobin, K. Knopman, R. Blumenfeld. DEBATE SPEECH CLUB OFFICERS: Peter Tufano-V.P., K. Silverstein —Pres., M. Forman—Speech Capt., S. Szabo—Sec., B. Gersten—Treas. MONTIE PRINTZ: M. Forman, R. Blumenfeld, S. Szabo, I. Cerskowitz, R. Berman, D. Erhle, M. Drobysh, M. Graubard, J. Little, A. Rubin, M. Balensuela, J. Monroe, I. Pass, M. Prussack, R. Walsh, J. Van, S. Provda, B. Keller, A. Kagan, P. Boshes, A. Berman, S. Strang, E. Fox, L. Deitsch, J. Lashinsky, M. Graubard, K. Schaefer, M. DiTommaso, E. Feirman, R. Rosenberg, J. Rubin, A. Brafman, B. Shapiro, W. Houston, J. Andow, S. Schiff, D. Meyer, J. Newman. Armed with suitcases, and file boxes, the Debate and Speech Team left this year for many high schools and college campuses across the nation. Our speakers were involved in Dramatic Interpretation, Original Oratory, and Extemporaneous competition. MONTIE PRINTZ EDITORS. Ivy Pass-News, Arnold Rubin —Bus. Manager, Susan Strang-Editor-In-Chief, Matt Balensuela—Editorials, Mona Prussack— Features, Mitch Forman—Asst. Bus. Manager, S. Schiff—Sports. The MONTIE PRINTZ, a self-sufficient newspaper, is maintained by advertise- ments from local businessmen. According to Editor-In-Chief Susan Strang: We strive to print a paper representative of the students, school, and school environ- ment. 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Rapkin, R. Creen, D. Thompson, R. Blumenfeld, M. Forman. LT. GOVERNOR: David Thompson Is slavery dead? Key Club didn't think so when it offerred its members as slaves last November. Besides aiding school spirit, this traditional service organization contributed $100.00 to the Thanksgiving Food Drive. Key Club has donated its time and energy to such community projects as aiding UNICEF and the Heart Fund, visiting the people in various institutions, working at the polls on Election Day, helping a physically handi- capped child, and aiding Kiwanis with the distribution of turkeys during Thanksgiving. School service includes collecting college catalogues for the Guidance Dept., and distributing sports schedule cards. Not only is Key Club strong within our school, but Lt. Governor David Thompson has contributed to its power in the Key Club District. KEY CLUB MEMBERS: D. Spiro, H. Seigel, R Creen, J. Andow, Kapito, B Cersten, G Buchsbaum, K. Knopman, J Bergstrom, M. L. Bradley, D. Thompson, M. Forman, A. Ross, M. Horowitz, R. Balensuela, R. Blumenfeld, S. Cooper. 8 CYCLE CLUB: S. Strauss, S Avery, C. Buchsbaum, M. Chandler, M. Schwartz, P. Bergstrom, S. Domingo. MISSING: J. Bergstrom, M. Prussack, A. Hoffman D Niven K. Klein. CYCLE CLUB OFFICERS: Wendy Feldman —Sec., Michael Schwartz — Pres , Steve Domingo —Treas., Jon Bergstrom—V.P. MATH TEAM J. Rosenberg, E. Fox, S. Pasterchik, N Mason, I. Etkind, P Johnson, P. Tufano, A. Rubin, K. Gilmour HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS J. Siegel, R. Wagner, M. Russo, B. Roby, B. Jaekel. ETC. The Math Team is one of the least publicized organization within the High School. Open to students in grades 10—12, the team competes in five section meets a year. The new Monticello High School Cycle Club is the first high school level cycling team in the county. Mr. Bergstrom, club advisor, and the cyclists were of extreme importance to the 1974 Cancer Bike-A-Thon. The Broadcasting , Squad serves the students and faculty of Monticello High school by keeping them informed of all school activities. 90 LIBRARY: C. Ruff, E. Sheil, V Katz, D. Bivins, H Kleinert, J Kleinert, M. Drobysh, N. Newnan, B. Keller, J Little, M DiTommaso, K. Thompson, A. Eisenberg, P. Walker, L Dauch, C. Rivenberg, D. Weiss, C. Bell, M. Jahrling, M. Sorentino, B. Jaekel, W McVay, R. Long. BROADCASTING SQUAD: M. Forman, K. Schaefer-Capt., R Bien, C. Litvack, K. Alenky, P. Tufano. OFFICE SQUAD: B Hepdrickson, N. Hoyt, J. Rubin, M Morales, I. Pass, K. Davey, P. Boshes, D Washington, D Rosenbaum, J. Dechambeault, L. Lowenthal, S. Rosenheck, P. Muller YE OLDE STAGE CREW: P. Tufano, P. Bergstrom, M Black, S. Harding, M. Hendrickson, S. Hastings, R. Yeomans, K Schiffman, L Yeomans, K. Alenky, C. Suezy, D. Spiro —Manager, S. Domingo, B. Shellhaus. ELECTION COMMITTEE: R Bien, S. Verdi, J . VanEtten, A. Pavlick, T Porter, R. Roche 91 92 INTERACT MEMBERS: E. Feirman, K. Silverstein, C. Gutman, A. Novick, R. Kaiser, L. Hankins, D. Meyer, K. Schaefer, S. Strang, P. Berman, I. Etkind, J. Lashinsky, N. Morgan, L. Lowenthal, L. Deitsch, Tufano, S. Wexler, L. Tieger. A. Steier, J. Newman, D. Mason, S. Szabo, J. DiMarzio, K. Nagoda, K. INTERACT Although most students are unaware of the Monticello Interact's state-wide fame, this service organization is one of the most active Interact Clubs in the world. Interact's concentrated efforts are in the areas of school, community, and international understanding. Interact has collected for Sullivan County's Retarded Children, Community General Hospi- tal, and the Monticello Ambulance Corps. It serves the school by preparing a Freshmen club pamphlet, distributing flowers on Valentine's Day and Teacher Recognition Day, sponsoring dances, and helping with the Rotary Art Show. Interact's future -as a significant service organization looks bright. I 94 INTERACT BOARD: L. Deitsch, D. Meyer, L. Hankins, E. Feirman, K. Schaefer, K Silverstein, S Szabo, L. Tieger INTERACT OFFICERS: Karen Schaefer— Sec., Lisa Deitsch— Treas., Lindsay Hankins— V.P., Peter Tufano— Pres. CAST OF CHARACTERS Robinson J. Peepers Jon Bergstrom Harvey Weskit Daniel Schroeder William Williams III Hester Bushnell Archie Adams Cliff Dailey Mrs. Charlotte Curney Nancy Remington Betsy Williams Ann Williams Alice Hennessy Wanda Harriet Robert Kapito David Cohen David Spiro Karen Guarino Arnold Rubin Robert Linzer Shelly Cohen Patty Latimer Lisa Coldych Cindy Citlin Jeanne Deschambeault Delores Glenn Cindy Nowlin Mr. Gurney (Loudspeaker) Keith Alenky Students Kellie Kroeger Faye Robinson Director Bob Rosengard 98 99 102 103 104 CAST OF CHARACTERS Hines Pro Hasler................... Gladys...................... Sid Sorokin Mabel......... ......... First Helper . ......... Second Helper............... Charlie .................... Babe Williams . Mae........... Brenda ....... Poopsie..................... Max the Salesman............ Joe......................... Pop ............. .......... Sandra...................... Doris Charlene.................... Sadie Lee................... First Boy .'..... .......... Second Boy Third Boy Mara........................ Katie.............. ........ Waiter, Photographer Bartender, Asst. Photographer Guitar Player............... Harriet Gearhart Jo Lynn Frontera Vicky Vassmer Steven Meyer David Weiss Robert Linzer Kathleen Walsh CHORUS Marcy Applebaum Lisa Goldfarb Kathy Klein Nelson Hall Ann Mari Fedun Sherri Rakosi DANCERS Martha Jacobsen Lori Leshner Jeanne Deschambeault Beth Leshner Lori Lowenthal Martin Rapkin Randy Stoloff Warren Bergstrom Rachelle Cohen Arnold Rubin Lucille Horton Kevin Nagoda James Goldfarb Kevin Lawler Jill Lawler Kaitee Jung Beth Shapiro Judy Little Robert Walsh Steve Wagner Jon Bergstrom .Jennie Gearhart Jane Blumenfeld J ulie Andow Ivy Etkind Warren Epstein Jeffry Rubin Louis Setren Mona Prussack Robyn Berman Robert Linzer Howard Weiner Kurt Geyer Beth Silverstein Nancy McDonald Howard Weiner Marcy Gitlin John Klein Ann Fitch Robert Rosengard Theodore Stedman PRODUCER MUSICAL DIRECTOR.. Arnold Hughs DRAMATIC DIRECTOR Robert Rosengard VOCAL MUSIC DIRECTOR Theodore Stedman SET DESIGNED BY...............................Norbert Skalski SET CONSTRUCTED BY............... 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WaRner, C. Nowlin, P. Muller. I 110 SOPRANO: ROW 1: J. Porpora, M. Piazza, L. Susta, A. Levine, B. Shapiro, J. DeChambeault, K. Walsh; ROW 2: R. Lucas, N. Mac-Donald, D. Crawford, E. Martinez, Rochelle Massey, K. Culligan, A M. Fedun. ROW 3: M. Sorrentino, M. Jacobson, B. Bryan, K. Klein, B. Horton, J Little, S. Weiss; ROW 4: Dyan O'Bannon, T. McDonald, K. Thompson, M. Coney, F. Armstead, J. Blumenfeld, K. Jung, J Gearhart TENOR: ROW 1: E. Rausch, P. lannone, K. Lawler; ROW 2: L. Setren, A. Trust, R. Gray; ROW 3: G. Livingston, C. Howard, D. Weiss; ROW 4: K. Geyer, J. Walker, S. Wagner. CHOIR OFFICERS: Kathy Walsh —Music librarian, Linda Bradley— Sec Treas. Jennie Gearhart —Music Librarian, Kelly Culligan —V.P. Arnold Rubin —Pres., Julie Reed —robe librarian, Mr. Stedman —Conductor. 1 1 BASS; ROW 1 A Pollack, J. Armstead, L. Peretz, C. Horton; ROW 2: K. Nagoda, J Siegal, J. Alii, A Rubin, R Green, ROW 3: J. Weiss, B. Pammer, C. McNeil, R. Walsh, R. Stoloff; ROW 4: D. Gettel, J. Leahy, J DiMarzio, R. Allen, S. Harding, A. Wong, M Davis. CONCERT BAND, WOODWINDS: ROW 1 S Provda, P McCullough. I Smith, D Piazza; ROW 2: A Eisenberg, A Berman. C. Niven, E. Martinez, A. Kagan, C. Gitlin, D. Hyde, J Begbie, M Prussack, S. Sloat ROW 3: D. DiMarzio, J. Rugen, A. Foster, A Berkowitz, C. Van Keuren, K. Lowe, S. Mason, M Jacobson, J. Klein, ROW 4: S. Feldman, L. Setren, B. Silverstein W. Feldman, M. Goldstein, K. Hastings. BAND 112 CONCERT BAND; PERCUSSION: C. Gearhart. CONCERT BAND, CLARINETS; ROW 1: L. Van Etten, C. Brochu, J. Coney, P. Conway, M. Piazza, P. Boshes, P. Knight, V. Katz, C. Jacobs; ROW 2: K Walsh, K. Gregory, C. Buchman, E Schorr, H Weinstein, J. Davidoff, J. Hofstee, D. Erhle, J. Pilchman: ROW 3: B. Victor, M Appelbaum, J. Piper, S. Wechsler, J. Bergstrom, D. DuBois; ROW 4: D. Washington, M Gitlin, S. Rakosi, C. Litvack, P VanEtten, S. Rosenheck. CONCERT BAND; BRASS; ROW 1: M. Belmont. R VanEtten, M Horowitz, E. Rausch; ROW 2: P 1 I Schmick, D. Jergens, S. Weglinsky; ROW 3; J. Rubin, R. Gregory, M. Hendrickson. S. Hawkins; ROW 4: I Rosenberg, P. Bergstrom, B. Lauferswiler, K Klein. C Foder, D. Cohen, R Reinshagen. E. Perry 113 Braught, R Hastings. F. Rolff, J. Platt, J. BAND OFFICERS: Laurie Drummond, Marty Rapkin— Sec Treas., Richard Kaiser, Danny Meyer— Pres., Frank Armstrong, Eddie Rausch, Carol Litvack, Abe Steier— V. P WOODWIND ENSEMBLE: ROW 1: B. Leshner, L. Drummond, K. Silverstein, S. Cohen, K. Culligan, J. Van Etten; ROW 2: W. Houston, I. Pass, A. Hoffman, B. Bryan, L. Nowlin, M. Culver, J. Andow, V. Piper; ROW 3: K. Schiffman, N. Morgan, S. Van Etten, E. Fox, M. Balensuela, M. Rapkin, P. lannone, P. Johnson, D. Stratton; ROW 4 : K. Druckman, B. Schellhaas, D. 116 I STAGE BAND Mr. Rovitz — Conductor, C. Swezey, J. DiMarzio, R. Kaiser, P lannone, M Rapkin, W Feidman. M. Balensuela, M. Prussack, M Black, F Armstrong, J. Newman, J Rosenberg, P Bergstrom, P. Tufano, B. Schellhaas, D Meyer, J. Rubin, S. Domingo, A. Steier. Meyer, K. Nagoda, W. Epstein, E. Feirman, B Walsh, P. Tufano; ROW 5: M. Schwartz, K. Geyer, F. Armstrong, J. Newman, S. Strauss, D. Spiro, S. Domingo, A. Steier, ROW 6: J. DiMarzio, C. Swezey, R. Kaiser, R. Kapito. Monticello High School was privi- ledged to have three of its musical students chosen for Conference All-State. Cindy Macker and Judy Little, both sopranos, participated in the Chorus which was conducted by Dr. Richard Sheil, director of the Fredonia College Choir. Richard Kaiser displayed his percussion talents in the Wind Ensemble which was conducted by Dr. Harry Begian, Director of Bands at the University of Illinois. Judy, Cindy, and Richard spent four days rehearsing and performing at the Concord Hotel. Being picked for Conference All- State is an enormous distinction. Judy, a senior, and Cindy and Richard, both juniors, had to audi- tion the previous year at Competition before a special judge. All three received A ratings for their grade 6 performances, and were excellent enough to be recommended to attend Conference All-State. PIT BAND: L. Dummond, K. Silverstein, K. Culligan, J. VanEtten, M. Balensuela, I Pass, W. Houston, E. Fox, D. Wapnick, P. lannone, S. Rovitz, A. Steir, E. Rausch, M. Lubniewski, B. Schellhaas, D. Meyer, F. Armstrong, J. Newman, M. Schartz, P. Tutano, R. Kaiser, J. DiMarzio The Theatre Orchestra (commonly known as the Pit Band) was comprised of twenty-three students dedicated to the goal of sounding as professional as any Broadway group. Rehearsing as much as four hours at a time can be a very difficult task, as any brass player will tell you, but all the musicians (even Danny and Laurie) survived through the March 1st performance. By the time THE PAJAMA CAME had ended, all the musicians had the actors' lines memorized, and Matt and Danny made excellent prompters. The conclusion of the musical evoked mixed feelings—while those in- volved welcomed the free evenings, they knew the time had come to erase 100 pages of musical markings! CONFERENCE ALL-STATE: C. Macker, R. Kaiser, J. 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WApnic£ s Wcs+€r ward ®+A j a wa-f' Kin -freewar? worf or) ojzmCS uiatSOfl o$ozaY f c wec 3l-c'r 0 HtO' Ward weiner |narr� 5 wn'as+ein 0 rand j weiss 0 st-ey?hAr ie elS5 tnary weUSh 0 5haa n wiles 0 dona I d vvi 5ori° Ka-Ho CCn w� '5 v'S Ki 0 Ciodxj wong rc hard jeo' YACK $ 0 5 a t ZaKh m e oardo Za. j J) 0 mi gued zay a5 0 c Kvd c -zel ]ponn i e. 'Z-eig'Icr0 122 noOw J .V. SOCCER; ROW 1: B. Lauferswiler, Coach Towner, T Langdon; ROW 2: J. Levin, E. Covin, R. Thompson, B. Altman, L. Towner, D. Markus, S. Strauss, R A. Brasington, J. Holeman, K. Lawler, J. Anthony, S. Perlmutter, B. Summerville; ROW 3: B. Bunce, P. Burns, J Seigel, S. Levine, E. Kennedy, C. Suezy, J. Marini, P Alvarez, M. Bunce, J. Ivory, R Lorino, M. Mueller, J. Conway. VARSITY SOCCER; ROW 1: Coach Kennedy, M Horowitz, O. Campos, C. Moore, J Lopez, W. Lopez, J. Armstead; ROW2:M. Munoz, A. Pavlick, V. Levin, R Allen, S. Bowers, K. Ryder, D. Thompson, C. Moore; ROW 3: R. Hall. D. Raskin, T. Porter, J. Pavlick, R VanEtten, R. Pino, E. Raffo, C. McNeil, C. O'Bannon, W. Wong. 125 Displaying a large amount, of teamwork and heads-up play, the Monticello High School varsity soccer team ended the season with an 11-0—1 record as the American Conference Champs. Coach Ken- nedy's boys then went on to defeat Burke in the O.C.L. Championship game 4—0 to bring the O.C.L. crown to Monticello High School. The Monties also advanced to the finals of class B play by defeating New Paltz and Washingtonville. Our post-season play was halted in the finals as we fell victim to a tough Alburtus Magnus team 1—0. The team was very young in age but by no rneans young in talent. This fact combined with the bril- liance of Coach Kennedy's coaching assures the Monties of another championship team in the seasons to follow. 128 129 VARSITY: FRONT: C. McCrea, C. Alii, J. Ruggeri, C. Moore, C. McNeil; BACK: M. Furgeson, M Levinson, R Johnson, V Levin, K. Young, S. Kapito, J Watson, Coach Fleischer. J V FRONT: J Levin, W. Larkin, J. Anthony, R. Valree, B Drayton, R. Snowden; BACK: Coach Kennedy, R. Codley, M. Holland, J. Ivory, L. Watson, K. Holland, C. Hecndon, S Lawrence, S. Brodsky. wmwM, ' ✓ VARSITY WRESTLING: BOTTOM: R. Gray, G. Gottlieb, J Privensano, R. Thompson, J. Porter, J. Armstead; TOP: J Steinberg-co. capt., M. Bunce, J. Gray, J. Lauferswiler, W Fedun, C. Moore-co capt.. Coach Siebert, B LaVecchia. ■adldas J.V. WRESTLING: BOTTOM: L. Towner, S Mandelowitz, Gray, C. Langdon, J. Gray, W. Bell, MIDDLE: B. Huibner, M. Davis, J. Conway, B Johnson, C. Sweezy-co. capt., G. Felix, E Kennedy, P. Burns, TOP: Coach Frood, M Mueller, G Cooper, S. Levine-co. capt., S Domingo, K. Ahlers, M. Chandler. SKIING FRONT: S. Steier, A. Brasington, G. Porpora, C. Madnick, D. Satier, D. Mason; BACK: C. Brochu, K VanEtten, J. Van, P. VanEtten, J. Shames, D. Stratton, L Brochu, P Johnson, R. Rennison, J. VanEtten, J. VanEtten. The mighty ski team has completed another undefeated season in the OCL. It constantly showed its competitors the speed, ability, fairness, and determina- tion needed to win. The ski team wishes a fond farewell to its graduating members, and congra- tulations to its new coach, Mr. Johnson. BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT: C. Nowlin, D Glenn, F. Robinson, M. Macidonio; BACK: G. Brown, M. Massey, C. Cox, K Brown, C. Messenger, S. Cox, C. Hall. VOLLEYBALL TEAM: FRONT: A. Starks, C. Nowlin, F. C. Messenger, K. Brown, K. Bertrum, M Massey, H. Agee, S. Robinson, D. Glenn, C. Brown; BACK: J. Monroe,M. Macidonio, Cox. 136 137 881 mm . mm iMH ..Y 1 •• 139 TENNIS m c ►wKv. ►wKv ►w v Kw •M3: AjSeSAw MHK M Appel, C. Breen, V. Manners, S. Cox, C. Cox, G Hasbun, P. Boshes, K. Culligan, C. Levine, Coach Harrington Messinger, T. K. Druckman, G. Weiss, P Horowitz, S. Budoff, R. Mahramas, J. Becker, D Epstein, J. Goldfarb, R. Kapito, J. Bogner, K Jung, R. Roche. 142 VARSITY BASEBALL; BOTTOM ROW: B. Petrus, W. Friedman, T. Porter, S. Schiff, J. Armstead, R VanEtten, C. Moore, TOP ROW: Coach Garry, D. Chase, J. Porter, R. Whitaker, P. Berman, R. Kaiser, S. Pasterchik, E. Wong— Manager. I-' 5 J.V. BASEBALL; BOTTOM ROW I. Coble, C. Lehman, D. Wilson, P. McArdle, A. Mansfield, J. Lauferswiler, T. Cambino, H. Ruggeri, S. Domingo, S. Strauss. TOP ROW: Coach Coldych, R. Berman, J. DeSimone, T. Langdon, B. Lauferswiler, G. Gandy, M. Chandler, J. DeSimone, E. Morganstein, S. Ward. 143 GOLF TRACK BOTTOM ROW E. Gray, S. Feldman, J. Havas, G. Rendon, K. Ryder, F. Bonner, E.J. Blanding, B. Zeigler, A Brafman. MIDDLE ROW: J. Farrow, E. Starks, J. Bickham, C. Moore, M. Jenkins, B. Robinson, W Walker, O. Gonzalez, W. Larkin. J. Platt, J. Farrow. TOP ROW Coach Seibert, G. Cosme, M. Levinson, R. Gonzales, B. Wagner, B. Kimmons, C. McNeil, S. Williams, J. Shapp, A. Rendon, T. Rausch, K. Padu, R Johnson, H. Thompson. r r •• V 148 MONTI 75 is the record of life in Monticello High School. Rather than writing about the record. I'd like to discuss the “real thing . This high school is no heaven, but it is not a hell. It is a simple and in most ways traditional academic environment. The impor- tant part of it, though, is the people that make it up. After a decade of internal strife, the youth of America are said to be sedate and apathetic. Pointing to our home for the last four years, they say, “What have students done to make their school better? For the most part, unfortunately, I would have to agree. For many students, school is a mandatory time consumer. Their thoughts focus on how to get out rather than how to make it liveable. This is not true for all students, though. There are a number of students that do have interests, and who care. Students here are involved in sports, in service, in student government, in debate, in the Monti Printz, and, of course, in the yearbook. These activities take up a great deal of time and effort. They are not without problems, although seemingly without reward. Individuals get involved, people act, and things do get done. The message is simple and, doubtless, you've heard it before. That does not detract from the truth that you get as much out of a thing as you put in it, and Monticello High School is no exception. Peter Tufano When this year began, everyone was busy and no one really knew what the yearbook was all about. But with the determination and hard work of everyone involved, especially the layout staff, we solved our problems and went on to produce a book we can all be proud of. I will never forget the layout staff's usual questions to me, Where's this, where's that? and the reply that I gave them, Ask Peter! Finally, after asking Peter, they came back and said, Peter said to ask you. My reply was always simple — Co ask Skalski. That pretty much sums it up, but I would really like to thank Mr. Skalski for helping us stay calm and cool, and for being there when we needed him. I forgive him for his corny ideas. I also want to thank Mr Rosengard for clearing up our Senior Class History and for being a true friend whom I will always admire for his shayner-punim. ( 'especially want to thank Peter for being a great and organized co-editor. To all who leave Monti High with me, I hope that this is only the end of the beginning and the opening of a great new future. Robert S. Kapito 150 ISI 152 CUSTODIAL STAFF: A. Smith, R Gadson, RV Price, A.V. Gandy, C. Gandy, D Sicker, C. Goely, M Barlucut, M E. Ward, D. Loster KITCHEN STAFF: E Robinson, M Sardinia, A Soloway, L McBride, J Stratton, Mr Newler, L. Margan, L Gregory, S Pless, J Wallace, G. Olivieri, M. DeTristofalo. 153 } 156 Member F.D.I.C. 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