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Faculty And Administration Underclassmen Seniors Music Activities Sports Yearbook Staff Advertising p. 16 p. 50 p. 78 p. 164 p. 188 p. 212 p. 274 p. 284 What is a friend? I will tell you. It is a person with whom you dare to be yourself . C. Raymond Beran 5 Where go the years? But moments fleet, uncertain that swiftly speed and disappear from mortal view? Where go the years? To seek the darkness and to hide within the dust of old hall clocks? Or ride forgotten moon beams to the sky? Phyllis Heidenreich For yesterday is already a dream, And tomorrow is only a vision; But today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. From the Sanskrit 6 Now looking back at all we've had. we let so many dreams just slip through our hands. Why must we wait so long before we see how sad the answers to those questions can be? BOARD OF EDUCATION AND ADMINISTRATION sitting: Martha Johnson, Gerald Briggs, Eugene Nesin, Gerald Seitel standing: Alan Wolkoff, Frederic Obermeyer, James Culligan, Jean Rosenheck 18 Mr. Robert Harding’s first year as principal was a very successful one. He has become a special part of all of us. This page reflects the many expressions we have come to know him by. We have worked with him, learned from him, laughed and cried with him, but most of all we have grown to love him. Thank you. As of this year Mr. Jack Radar has become Assistant Principal of our school, but he has been a part of our lives since the Middle School. When we first saw him we remember the horror of going to 110, but after this year we know him as a friend whom we will long re- member with a smile and love. 19 Elinor Buckman's retirement from the Monticello School system, after almost thirty years of devoted service, leaves behind a legacy much greater than just her professional excellence as Secretary to the principal. This lovely lady has quietly, but with loving charm, served the students and staff of our district with a graciousness that has made all our lives much more pleasant than they might have been. Even on the most hectic days, Mrs. Buckman has always had time to help students and teachers calmly, efficiently, and with a smile and a twinkle. Her good humor is but an expression of the deep compassion she has demonstrated towards all of us. In perhaps her most revealing gesture of all, Mrs. Buckman paid honor to the importance of education, to Dr. Kiley, and to all of us when she personally created an award in honor of Dr. Kiley’s retirement last year. This year, the staff and faculty of Monticello High School have chosen to pay tribute to Mrs. Buckman by means of a similar gesture; they have created a special monetary award to be given in Mrs. Buckman’s name to a deserving senior entering a college secretarial course of study. We all love you, Mrs. Buckman. We will miss you, but we wish you a happy and healthy retirement. Please visit us often! With much love, The Students, the Faculty, and the Staff of Monticello High School 20 21 Guidance 22 Name: Warren Bergstrom Years at Monti High: 19 Favorite expression: We have met the enemy and they is us.” Hobbies: Bicycling, X-C skiing, gar- dening, woodworking Name: Dr. Gloria DeHaven Years at Monti High: 12 Favorite expression: Oh, my! Hobbies: Travel, concerts, plays Name: Judy Highhouse Name: Judy McGowan Name: Robert Walsh Name: Frances Lubniewski Library Name: Claire Morgan Name: Samuel Goldych Years at Monti High: 11 Nurse Name: Pat Van Etten Years at Monti High: 7 Hobbies: Gardening Name: Joyce Mac Adam Attendance Social Studies Name: Robert Falcone Years at Monti High: 9 Name: Dale Goodstal 24 Name: Bruce DeSandre Name: Ernest Witkowski Years at Monti High: 7 Favorite expression: This home- work is due.” People. Hobbies: Backpacking, fishing Name: Elliot Bernstein Name: Bernard Jacobs Driver Education Name: Mary Kemp Name: Louis Towner Name: Norbert Skalski Years at Monti High: 16 Favorite expression: Get to work! Hobbies: Golf, softball, camping Name: Kenneth Gary Years at Monti High: 9 Hobbies: Jogging, outdoor- type ac- tivities 25 English Name: Randi Beresa Name: Barry McDonald Years at Monti High: 8 Favorite expression: Silence!” Hobbies: Music, chess, martial arts, jogging, life Name: Gandalf (Robert Rosengard) Years at Monti High: 11 Favorite expression: Be nice to a wizard.” Hobbies: Wizardry, hiking, horse- back riding, fishing Name: Evan Williams Years at Monti High: 16 Favorite expression: It's probably not suited for a family publication. Hobbies: Tennis, water sports, read- ing 26 Name: Joan Challan Years at Monti High: 2 Hobbies: Running, x-c skiing, tennis Special Name: Al Meier Years at Monti High: 1 Favorite expression: '‘O.K.” Hobbies: Travel and touring histori- cal sites Education Name: Mickey Morgan Years at Monti High: 1 Hobbies: Reading, gardening Name: Jill Mante Years at Monti High: 2 Favorite expression: If you don't have something kind to say, don’t say anything,” Hobbies: Horses, reading, enjoying my farm Name: Katherine Oestrich Years at Monti High: 1 Favorite expression: Life is like that!” Hobbies: Skiing, hiking, camping, reading Name:: Janine Underwood Years at Monti High: 2 Hobbies: Sailing, tennis, photogra- phy Name: Lynn Skolnick Years at Monti High: 10 Name: Kathy Hasset Years at Monti High: 4 Favorite expression: Golly gee. Hobbies: Hiking, reading, swim- ming, cooking, gardening 27 Science Name: Morton Neufeld Years at Monti High: 6 Hobbies: Horses Name: Gladys Horowitz Years at Monti High: 14 Name: Robert Stewart Name: Richard Pallaria Name: Thomas Druse Years at Monti High: 11 Favorite expressions: “Your home- work for tomorrow is on page. . “Geez.” Hobbies: Skiing, canoeing, fixing things Name: Eugene Weinstein Years at Monti High: 28 Favorite expression: “Holly Macker- el.” Hobbies: Baking, gardening, skiing, travel 28 Name: Gary Monaco Name: Martin Banner Years at Monti High: 5 Hobbies: Travel Name: Nelson Silverstrim Years at Monti High: 13 Name: Bruce Burr Health Music Name: Arnold Hughs Name: Steve Rovitz Years at Monti High: 11 Favorite expression: “A bissel und a bissel macht a tulle shissel.” Hobbies: Music, reading, thinking Math Name: Dr. Neal Jacobs Years at Monti High: 5 Favorite expression: If I were aware of my own favorite expression, whatever it might be, I’d stop using it.” Hobbies: Hang gliding Name: Doreen Capello Years at Monti High: 3 Hobbies: Horses, swimming, camp- ing Name: Kathleen Feller Years at Monti High: 7 Hobbies: Swimming, tennis, needle- point Name: Leonard Balch Name: Lucille Horton Years at Monti High: 16 Favorite expression: I laugh a lot because if I didn’t I’d cry.” Hobbies: Playing piano, needlepoint Name: Karen Gregory Years at Monti High: 1 Hobbies: Hiking, cooking, outdoors Name: Joseph Thomas Years at Monti High: 9 Favorite expression: Jeepers creep- ers.” Don't be a part of a problem, be a solution to it.” Hobbies: Music, cooking, outdoors, camping Jfci Name: Jean Koktavy Years at Monti High: 16 Hobbies: Reading, ceramics, needle- work Name: Arleen DiCaprio Years at Monti High: 2 Favorite expression: “Take out your homework!” Hobbies: Gardening Physical Education Name: Mary Bury Years at Monti High: 18 Favorite expression: “Baby.” Hobbies: Cleaning up after a cham- pionship pizza party Name: Robert Roche Years at Monti High: 24 Hobbies: Skiing, golf tennis, sailing, biking, swimming Name: Edward Kennedy Years at Monti High: 25 Hobbies: Jogging, water skiing, read- ing, woodcarving Name: Larry (Bear) Bryant Years at Monti High: 6 Favorite expression: “Nicely done!” “Another one bites the dust.” Hobbies: Hiking, fishing, frisbee, sports 31 Business Name: Kristine Katzman Years at Monti High: 11 Hobbies: Golf, golf, golf Name: Nancy Shulman Years: at Monti High 1 Favorite expression: O.K., let's go.” What else.” Hobbies: Skiing, swimming, horse- back riding Name: Martin Solomon Years at Monti High: 10 Favorite expression: Don't as- sume. What if? Hobbies: Oil painting, beef cattle raising Name: Margaret Burke Name: Arlene Borko Years at Monti High: 18 32 Name: Linda Pavese Home Economics Name: Edna Parks Name: Florence Brooks Years at Monti High: 11 Favorite expression: “Tell it to the marines!” Hobbies: Dancing, reading, sewing Industrial Arts Name: Kenneth Lyle Name: Joseph Leogrande Years at Monti High: 6 Get it together this time!” Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, wood- working Name: Harvey Stoloff Years at Monti High: 22 Favorite expression: “Let’s go to work!” Hobbies: Golf, tennis, swimming, watching an exciting game of base- ball or football on T.V. 33 Name: Jack Halchak Language Name: Paul Rausch Name: Jose Llaurado Name: Estela Alvarez Name: Mary Ann Racine j Name: Phyllis Yoho Name: Eileen Motl Aides Jerleane Cleveland Mary Pittaluga Joe Stachow Eileen Kunis Jesse Wolfson Sunny Abramson 36 A.R.A. Jo Strattdn Louise DeCristofolo 37 46 47 • “T w j 4 1 class of 84 CLASS OFFICERS - left to right - Debbie Kaufman, Pres., Lawrence Cooke, Vice Pres.. Tracey Manzi, Sec., Karen Stenslin. Treas. r Abramson. Carl Collura. Doreen Accomando. Jackie Combs. Nathaniel Adams, Kimberly Coney. Edward Allen, Harrison Coney, Terri Allen, James Cooke. Lawrence Almodovar. Thomas Crandell, Adele Ancona, Richard Crawford, Anthony Andow; Jane Crawford. Barry Armstead. James Croissant. William Armstead. John Crumley, Christine Armstead. Wayne Cummings, Sean Armstead. Teresa Daniels. Bonita Badendyck. Eric Davison, Andrew Bailey, Kenneth (James) DeGraff, Jacquelene Baker. Michael DelGatto, Nicholas Barbosa. Noemi DelPrete, Emilia Berg, David DePuy. Vicky Berger, Sam Dieguez, Peter Bock. Michael Dingman, Clide Bogursky. Daniel Donlon, Dorothy Bogursky, Thomas Dorn, Perry Bolduc, Brenda Doyle. John Bonner, Vernalisa Drayton, Ledora Brafman, April Dubois, Daren Brawley. Christine Dugan. Theresa Bunce, Kathleen Edington. Mark Bunce, William Edwards, James Burger. Michael Ellis, Dean Burr, Denise Escobar, Marc Cahill, Christine Eshelman, Jill Carroll, Rita Felix, Gloria Cassidy. Stephen Fernandez, Janet Cassidy, Vernali Fleischer, Phyllis Castellanos, Cecelia Florio. Ronald (Rosales) Fodor, Mitchell Cedeira. Ramon Ford, Terina Chance, George Forman, Matthew Cheng, Jennie Foss. Brian Chous, Christine Francica. Kim Clark, Ellen Frassa, John Clark, Wanda Gandy, Daryl Coddington. Lawrence Gandy. Doreen Garcia, Ellis Johnson, Ang ela Gesvantner, Kevin Jones, Darla Giaimo, Carol Jones, Darryl Giarrusso. Lisa Jones, Jason Gibbs, Marvin Jones, John Gillespie, Scott Jordan, Mich elle Gitlin, Riki Joseph, Emil Glaab. Brian Jung, Edward Glass, Laura Kaplan, Evely n Gonzales, Mark Katz, Robin Graham. Rodney Kaufman, De Gray. Cathy Kazimer, Mic nael Gray. Daniel Kelly, Joseph Gray, Eric Kelly. Jesse Gray, Trent Kennett, Suzanne Greenfield, Howard Kindred. Charles Greenwald. Ellen Klein, Rhonda Gulotta. John Knight. Cryst al Guarino, Mary Ann Knopf, Leslie Hackett. Charlotte Kolakowski. Alicia Hallock, Doreen Kopplin. Stuart Hastings. Jill Kozachuk, Steven Heimowitz, Roy Kraemer, Dennis Hendrickson, Lisa Krekun. Susan Herman, Brett Lander. Samuel Hernandez, Anthony Lane, Heidi Hine, Darnese Langsoder, Dean Ho, John-Jei (George) Ledina, Michelle Hofstee, Peter Levine, Lacey Hogue, Daniel Levner, Ging( ir Hollander, Steven Levy, Dali Hopper, John Lewis, John Horvath, Joseph Locks, Laurene Houman, Heidi Lorino, Belinda Houman, Lestley Lynch, Charles Housman, Debra MacAdam, Brenda Housman, James Macedonio, Michele Ivan. Eric Madnick, Jason Jacobsen, Jane Mahon, Michael Jahrling, Linda Manzi, Tracy Jakaitis, Michael Marlin. Scott Jasuta. Tina Marmanillo, f Margaret Martin. Darryl Massey. Tracey Mathis. Robert Maynard. James McArdle, Raymond McCluney, Jill McCoy. Brian McCray. Rodney McGill. Melissa McManus. Dean Merchant, William Miller, Terese Mitchell, Jill Mitchell. Lynette Monteith, Gary Moore, Stephanie Morak, Debra Morgan, Henrik Morse. Kelly Moshier, Lisa Murphy, Mary Jane Murry, Jeneva Nesin, Sheri Nieves. Jose A. Nieves. Marlene Noeth, Jamie Nordby. Eric jfl Norris, Donal Nowlin. Troy O’Donohue, Debbie Olcott, Robert Pace. Sherry Palson. Michael Paramore, Roland Paramore. Russell Paturzo, Maryann Petrowsky, Susan Pfeister, Thomas Piazza. Danielle Pichardo, Carlos Pierce. Rodger Pion, Marisol Pitturo, Carmela Price, James Price. Kandi Price, Teresa Prioleau. Rosalyn Quick, Timothy Raffa, Kevin Raponi, Michael Rausch. Frederick Reeves. Dina Ricco, Daniel Robinson. Deborah Robinson, Theresa Robisch, Michael Rodriguez, Judith Rodrguez, Marie Rodriguez. Rafael Rodriguez. Ricardo Roggero, Brian Rossiter, Peter Rupp. Frank Rush, Matthew Sager, Brian Santiago. Rafael Santise, James Schaefer. Patricia Scheck, Julie Schenker, Christopher Schneider, Denise Schnitzer, Ludwig Shapiro. Joel Sherb, Jay Simanovicz, John Sipos. Robert Smith. Amy Smith, Denise Solomon. Douglas Somers, Dawn Stant. Thomas Stanton, Jeana Steigler, Laural Stensland, Karen Steward. Cassandra Stratton. James Swierski, Thomas % Swingle. Gary Sze, Jenny Taggart, Jamie Taggart, Kim Talos. Kathleen Tamok, Fran Telesky, Todd Teope. Luis Thomas, Karen Tomlinson, James Toomey. Mary Ellen Tremper, Edward Trieber, Kenneth Valdivia, Edgar Valdivia. Edna Valentia. Laura VanEtten, Richard Vandervoort, Jamie Vazquez. Michael Vlachos. Thomas Vucci. Lisa Walker, Brian Walsh, Eileen Walter. Michelle Walz, Arlene Wells, Amanda Wells, Christopher Whitehead. Wayne Williams, Lance Williams, Lennie Witherspoon. Steven Wood, George Wynn, Leila York, Margaret Yonker, Jamie Zeh, Ernest Zeh, Mark Zelanko, Jamie 57 Allor. Charles Charnis, Hart Garlick, Kathleen Jurgens, Diane Almodovar, Edwin Chimienti, Vincent Giarusso, John Kasiotis. Angie Armstead, Herman Churley, Daniel Glaab, James Katz. Barry Armstead, Michael Coburn, Jane Goebel, Kelly Katz. Ivan Armstead. Wilbur Coffey. Elisabeth Goldblatt, Jeffrey Katz, Michael Auer, Jill Cohen. Elizabeth Goldfarb, Adrienne Katz, Robert Baidowsky, Eiisa Colon. Louis Gonzalez, Geneva Kaufman, Theodore Baker, Tyrone Coney, Julie Gottlieb, Alan Kearney. Randy Bastone. Anthony Conklin, Amy Graham. Stewart Kelly. Ann Baum. Richard Conway. Jane Grant, James Kelly. Elizabeth Benson, Jeanette Costa, Robert Grant, Sandra Kennedy, Carolyn Berkowitz, Dale Cox, April Greenfield, Suzanne Kennedy, Michael Bickham, Ralph Cox, Dale Gregorius. Melinda King, Connie Bickham, Willis Crawford, Lizabeth Gregory, Lisa King, Kelly Black. Jerome Cross, Lisa Gridley, Timothy Kinne, Joann Blakesley, James I f w m a y-v A In Dauch, Dawn Howie Mi irra Griffin. Stephen Gnmh ; Jerome Koskey. Walter Krehl Terrie Bock, f enneth Bonnaci, Robert UaVlS, Murrciy Davis. Yvette -i Ul I IV V| vl 1 Iv Hall, Marsha l l d II| l d I 1 Kretschmer, Sylvia Bonner. Jurushia DeFazio. Donald Halpern, Brian Laing. Joseph Bonner, Melinda DeSanno. Toni Hector. Kathy Lake. Eddie Bradley, Mark DeSio, Virginia Heins, Pamela Landis. Michael Brafman, Abraham Diamond, Scott Hernandez, Rafael LaPolt. Keith Branch, Mark Didyk, Tina Herring, Dennis Lane. Jacqueline Brawley, James Dobbs, Jeffrey Hill, Chris Latimer, Deirdre Broskin, Gerald Drew, Larry Hirsch, Stuart Latimer, Thomas Brown, Helen Dugan, Donald Hooks, Denise Laudati, Rosemarie Brown, Marsha Dumas. Al Horace, Gary Laufersweiler, Shawn Brown, Russell Ellis. Doreen Horace, Vernon LaVerdure, Lynn Bryan, Joseph Espie, Lisa Horowitz, David Lawler, Kelly Buchman, Craig Evans. Kathleen Horowitz, Deborah Levine, David Callihan. Kim Ford, Donzella Hughes, Timothy Long, Jean Carajal, Selina Fore, Tammie Ireland, Tony Lopez, Melva Casanova, Marta Foss, Darren Johnson. Duane Macker, Craig Castle. Joseph Frassa, David Johnson. Eddie Malpica, Rebecca Castrogiovanni, Anthony Freaney, Debra Jones, Chevon Manson, Eric Cavello, Kathy Fritzsche, Raymond Jones, David Margillo, Tom Chak, Pam Froehlich, Robert Joseph, Arthur McCarthy, Patrick McDonough, Kathy McManus, Craig McRae. Gary Meddaugh, Jayne Mendels, Jay Messenger, Noelle Miller, Kevin Millspaugh, Karl Mitchell, William Mizell, Zina Moe. Lawrence Monroe, Patricia Monti, Erik Morak. Steven Morgan. Rodney Morganstein. Michael Moss, Mitchell Mullen, Kathleen Mure, Robert Murphy. Eileen Murran, Patricia Neails, Joyce Nesin, Debra Nichols, Kelly O’Donnell. Tammy Ohnmacht, Larry Ortiz. Orabelle Ospina, Guadalupe Otero. Nilda Pace, Willie Pammer, James Parisi, John Pass, Stephanie Paturzo, Jackie Pere, Thomas Perez, Carlos Perez. Elvis Pion. Carmen Platt. Joseph Pollard. Tyrone Porter, Ann Pranis. Chris Price, Thomas Ramsay, Denise Ranken, Christina Rauch. Lauren Rault. Joanna Raymond, Angela Richardson. Carena Rivera. Carmen Robinson, Jerry Roby, Kevin Rodriguez, Ismael Rodriguez, Juan Rohloff, Thomas Romano. Matthew Roosa. Michael Rosenbaum. Jeffrey Rossiter, Lauren Royce, Lisa Russo, Anthony Ryder, Carolyn Safer. Hope Savickas. Kristina Schiff, Patti Schmitz, Judy Schubert. William Schwartz, Steven Seidler, Ctaig Semonite. Theresa Sennett, Kelly Sheil, James Sipos. William Smith, Rose Snowden, James Snowden. John Stackhouse, Katrina Stefanuk, Debbie Strang, John Strang, Rose Stubbs, Richard Swendsen. Roxanne Sze. Robert Taggart, Debbie Thomas, Janet Tigano, Joseph VanEtten, Peter VanKeuren, Todd Walters. Jean Ward. Carolyn Washington. Wayne Watson, Tommy Welsch, Ronald Welsh, Barbara Whipple, Alice Whitehead. Gary Whitehead. Gereard Wilkins, Alice Williams, Kenneth Wisniewski. Patricia Wynn, Yolanda Yakin, Helen Yeomans. Joseph Zebrowski, Joseph Zokaie, Penny 61 Abbott. Edward Chance, Lisa Ernst. Sue Heins, David Abbruzzese, MaryJane Cheng. Anthony Escobar, Arnoldo Hendrickson, Penny Alii, Helen Christopher. Ken Escobar, Edward Hernandez. Bruno Anthony. Marc Cleveland, Michael Escobar, Yusseth Hernandez. Harine Antonetti, Lisa Coble, Karen Fedun, Suzanne Harnandez. Orlando Appelbaum, Louis Cohen, Erika Feinman, Ann Hill, Valerie Applegate, Diane Colberg, Erica Fello. Frank Hine, Jeffrey Arkin, Michelle Coney. Toni Fore. Theresa Hollander. Suzanne Armstead. Dale Conklin. Lori Foster, Joy Homenick, Richard Armstrong. Mariann Cooper. Robert Fraley, Tracy Horton, Barbara Badendyck, Thomas Cosh. Stella Frick. George Howard. Jamie Bailey, William Coughlin, Denise Fruchtman, Lee Hoyt, Robert Baker. Jerome Crawford. Colleen Funston, Robin Huebner, Gary Ballinger, Linda Crawford. Nancy Gandy, Darlene Hyde, Katherine Bates. Michael Crawford, Steven Garlick, Burdell llardi. Rosanne Bennett. Cheryl Croissant. Patty Gasparis. Sophia Jackson, Andrea Berg, Berry Cross. Julie Gettel. Daniel Jackson. Tammy Berkowitz, Wendy Cunningham, Patrick Giamo, Anthony Jakaitis, Catherine Berman, Lynn Dale, Veronica Gilbert. Tina Jarrette. Barry Bickham, Dennis Daniels, Curtis Gilger. Kenneth Jennings, Walter Bisguier, Cele Daniels. Ellen Glotzer, Jeffrey A IJ“ 1 ft •.i Jones, Reginald Blakesley, Arthur Blecker. Charles Davis, Todd Davison. Grant Goldych, Matthew Gonzales, Richard Jones, Scott Judin, Adam Bocket, Jamilyn D’Das, Leni Gordon, Lori Kaufman. Joseph Bogusz, Lisa Dean, Charles Gorr, Mary Kearney. Debbie Bracey, Pamela DeBow, Sophia Gorton. Susan Kehoe. Judi Brasington, Dean DeFrank, Janice Graham, Bruce Kennedy. Kevin Braunstein, Scott DeGraw, Renee Grant, Charles Kennett, James Breen, Christine DelGatto, Leonard Gray, Laurie Kesler, Sandra Briggs. Nancy Dent, Jesse Gray, Stanley Klein, Linda Brodie, Hassina DePace. Tina Greenwald. Jodi Kleingartner, Kelly Brown, Michael DePuy, William Gregorius, Lisa ' Kloss, Jeanine Burger, Cindy Deschambeault. Robert Gregory, Lewis Korth. Gary Burns, Leslie DeSimone. Andrea Gregory, Teresa Kraemer, Kenneth Burns. Tod DiMarzio, Marisa Groudas, Christopher Krehel. Thomas Butler, Robin Drillings, Jay Grozowski, David Kurth, Brian Cabrera, Ricky Dunn, Richard Haera, Susan Kurthy, Karen Cahill, Debbie Earl, Susan Hampton, Sandra Lacey. John g Captain. Tracey Edwards, John Haring, Lori Laing, Michael Carlew. Yvonne Eisenberg, Michael Harner. Jennifer Lander. Suzanne Carney, Kurt Ellis, Gene Harrell, Brian Lee. Craig Cedeira, Denise Ellis, Lisa Heins, Brenda Lerner, Marc Levine, Samuel Levine, Steven Lewis. Sabrina Lisanti. Vincent Longwell. Kathy Lopez, William Lorino, Brenda Lugo. Charlene Madnick, Harlan Mahon, Paul Marcus, Stephen Margillo, Maria Marinello, John Marinello. Victor Martinez. Deborah Martinez, Sixto Maurer, Richard McArdle. Harold McBride. Scott McCluney, Debra McDonald, Diane McGrath, Robert McKoy, Dianne Mecca, Frank Meddaugh, Valerie Merigliano. Sandra Merton, Robert Mizell, Christina Moore, John Moreno. Stacey Moroney, Karen Morris, Robert Morrison, Dean Moshier, Charles Moshier, Donna Muller. Pammi Murns, Darlene Murran. Judith Nash, Elizabeth Nastro, Diane Neylon, James Oberst, Faith O'Brien, Scott O'Conner, Thomas O'Donohue, Thomas Orfanides, James O'Rourke. William Papacharalambous, Archie Papagni, Nicholas Paramore. Rachelle Payne. John Petitto, Barbara Pinto. Barbara Piper, Andrew Pizano, Sara Platt, Janet Platt, Stephanie Porpora, Anthony Price. James Purdy, David Rankin, John Raponi, Suzanne Rault, Paul Rausch, Corina Reed, Melanie Reyns, Marilyn Rhulen, Erik Robinson, Fred Rodrigues, Linda Rodrigues. Odette Romer, William Rosenberg, Michael Rubin, Lori Rusciano, John Rush, Paul Ryder. Brenda Sabroso. Sergio Sadler, Noreen Salerno, Lisa Santiago, Oscar Santise, William Schlosser, Ann Schop, Paul Schreier, David Schum, Christine Scott. Eddie Sedlack, Richard Sennett, Robin Sennett, Thomas Sheil, Joseph Silverman, Gary Simanovicz, Denise Smith, Carrie Smith, Darlene Smythe, David Snowden, Clara Sorrentino. Antoinette Stasko, John Stefanuk, Catherine Stoloff, Keith Stott. William Strang, Peter Strauss. Paul Sunnekalb, Charles (K) Sze' Lucy Taylor. Tracy Thompson, James Toomey, Ann Tully. Phillip VanGordon, Barbara Vanlnwegen, Michael Villardi, Fran Villena. Daniel Vlachos. Vicky Walker, Stacey Washington, John Wearing, Earl Weglinski, Elly Wells, Brian Welsch, Francis Woolever, Tammy Yakin, Robert Junior Prom We’ve Got Tonight” The 1980 Junior Prom, with more than two hundred people in attendance, was a most successful event. At the beginning of our preparations for the prom, great apprehension coincided with our excitement. The problems we faced made our work that much more dif- ficult. but we believed our goal was impor- tant to reach. Patience was something we all had to learn and we learned it from one another. That’s what made our prom so special. We believed in ourselves and that belief pulled us through. We are no longer the class of '82 but the family of '82. Thank you Monti High for your support and your spirit. You are never given a dream without the ability to make it come true.” Jr. Prom Court: Queen - S. Pizano King - G. Frick 1st runners up - B. Pinto. C. Tully 2nd runners up - L. Gordon, M. Van Inwegen 3rd runners up - D. Simanovicz. P. Strauss 4th runners up - J. Murran, D. Villena I to r - D. Villena, J. Murran, C. Tully. B. Pinto, S. Pizano. G. Frick, L. Gordon, M Van Inwegen, missing: D. Simanovicz, P. Strauss wm-vmrr 64 Has Senior Lane got you down? Are you tired of watching the same T.V. shows, pitch- ing quarters, playing penny hockey, and chess. Sick of gossiping with the group and trying to get work done unsuccessfully? Are you disappointed that lane isn’t all it's cracked up to be? The only alternatives are guidance, the library, and the hallways? If you answered yes to one or more of the above, we have the answer: just remember what studyhall was like. 68 MaryJane Abbruzzese Ellen Albrecht Jackie Allen Alisa Allowe Janice Bien Maria Bisaccia Danna Bogdan lyrone Bracey Felicia Bonner Fran Boutsis Kathy Brown Jennifer Bulaga Rose Cheng Dwayne Cabrera Dale Cocot Shari Cohen Sherry Clopton Gwen Cox Rosa Cosme Cheryl Crawford busan Croce Sarah Culver Bill Crumley Colleen Cunningham David Cutler Carol Dickman Nieves Dieguez Mansa DiMarzio Carl Ehrets Carmela Doyle Christina Driscoll Howard f-allick Leslie Evans Jody Farquhar Tom Eshelman ' Jodi Hendrickson Doreen Hopper f own Fischler Angela Fischer Debbie Foster Tracy Fraley William Gettel I is.i Glass Anthony Gr if tin Gloria Gulotta Sue Hastings Marc Gitlin Debbie Fasce m m Hi m m Marylou Hopper Steven Hough Katarina Isaacson Sharon Jackson David Kaplan Sean Karp Jessica Katz Mitchell Katz Rhonda Kaufman Michael Kelly Annie Kenjersky Hoang Kroeger Gary Lasher Donna LaVecchia Cindy Levy Sylvia Long Debbie Mahon Frme Low rre Eric Lustgarten Debbie MacAdam Charlie Manna Michelle Manzi Donna Kleveno Karen Price Debbie Profeta Ricky Rauch John Reuss Michael Rossiter Moe Sadler Mitchell Saltzman Helen Santiago Kathy Schaefer Jay Schneider Sally Semomte Sherry Shapley Lisa Skinger Michael Smithem Peter Tango Lori Taggart Karen Strumpf Jeanne Stott 5 Regina Thomaschek Tim Toomey Ir.i Walter Terri Walters John VanFradenburgh Michele Williams Sharon Wearing Suzanne Weinert Linda Williams Tammy Wong Avis Yeomans Randy Williams White Lake Group White Lake Group Robert Rosengard Norb Skalski Senioritis Hits Monticello High School It hits approximately two hundred and fifty High School seniors every year. Prominent physicians across the country have been re- searching this strange disease. It appears mysteriously every September and continues until graduation in June. The symptoms are: lack of motivation, boredom, lowering of averages, increased ab- senteeism. defiant attitudes, and distorted egos. As yet the physicians have not found any conclusive evidence about the cause of this chronic disease. So. if you know someone that has these symptoms, just grin and bear it. June will be here soon enough! 77 Bryant Allen Ellen Albrecht Alisa Valerie Allowe Jonathan Armstead Jacqueline Allen I Tracey Ann Armstead Terry Atkins David Bennett Dana Berman Susan Berman Janice Bien Linda Blackmon Danna Bogdan Steve Bonafino Lenore Black Bonnie Blackwell Felicia Bonner Frances Boutsis j Kathy Brown Mark Brown Susan Lee Buckles Jennifer Bulaga Dwayne Cabrera Lori Budoff .% •i i Robert Burns Scott Caiman Lori Cedeira Rose Cheng Shari Cohen Cindy Coney Sherry Patrice Clopton Dorothea D. Cocot Mitchell Cooper Sue Cosimati Cheryl Crawford Bill Crawford Susan Croce William Crumley Leonard Cueller -) i i Sarah Culver Colleen Cunningham David Cutler Hildy Damesek r I i w John DiCaprio Carol Dickman Nieves Dieguez Carmela Doyle Christina Driscoll 90 Carl Ehrets Thomas Eshelman Howard Fallick Leslie Yvonne Evans Jody Farquhar 91 Angela Fischer Fawn Fishier Debbie Foster Steven Fraser Paul Gabriel Adalberto Garcia Anna Gasparis William Gettel Michael Gilmour Marc Gitlin Lisa M. Glass Sherri Goetschius Wendy Gould Anthony Griffin Jeffrey Gumbs Gloria Lynn Gulotta Mark Harmin Mitchell Harmin 94 Sue Tilly'’ Hastings Randi Heigh Calvin Henderson 1 Tim Havas Lonnie Heimowitz Jodi Hendrickson James Henry David Herman Joe Holland Doreen Hopper Marylou Hopper Lisa Horace % Steven Hough Lisa Ingraham Katarina Isacsson Laura Jaekel Sharon Jackson Edward Jahrling William Jakaitis Phillip Jasuta Vincent Jenkins Bobby Jones Gregory Johnson David Kaplan 98 Robert Keller Michael Vincent Kelly Jessica Katz 1 Sean N. Karp Mitchell Katz Rhonda Beth Kaufman 100 Farid Kerendian Donna Kleveno I Jean Kinne Lisa Korth Annie Kenjersky Sherman Kimmons Diane DiDi Kraemer Hoang Kroeger Carl Kulick Robert Kurthy John Lane Gary Lasher 101 102 Lauri Lieber Sylvia Long Michael Lorino Jerry Loucks Eric Lustgarten k Ernie Lowerre Debbie MacAdam Debbie Mahon 103 Jacquelyn Massey Jeanette Margillo Donald Mahon Michelle Manzi Gary Mayo Charlie Manna James McArdle Brian McClain T. J. McCullough Brundia Renee' McCoy Sam McDougall Susanne McManus Lori Messenger Melissa Boas Merchant Lolita McRae Shelley Messinger Robin Moore Scott Morgan Joyce Murran Charles Morris Douglas J. Muller Cheryl A. Mucherson Lisa Nekvapil Steve M. Newman Brian B. O’Donohue Michael G. Oefelein 108 109 Joanne K. Parlow Colleen Pere James Quick Debbie Profeta Angela Rausch John Reuss Michael Rockwell Michael Ruggiero Deborah Rundle 112 James Rooney Neil Rosenstein Michael J. Rossiter 113 Kathleen Schaefer Gary Scharrenberg 114 Sharon Shapley Lisa Susan Siegel Jay Schneider I Jack Siegel Patrick Schum Sally Semonite Stephen Silverman Ivan Kooley Silva Lisa Skinger Doreen Smith Michael Smithem Michael Spencer Edward SunnekaiD Daniel Sturm 116 Karen Strumpf Jeanne Stott Curtis Stubbs Sharon Sullivan Margaret Tremper Ben Trust Lori Taggart Peter Tango Regina Thomaschek Timothy Toomey Lee Valinsky Mary Elizabeth Walsh Terri Walters Sharon Wearing John VanFradenburgh Ira Walter 119 Chet Williams Linda Williams 120 Jodi Zaitchick Ramon Zayas Brian Zebrowski Camera Shy: Dana Deitsch Michael Goldberg Robert Jackson Susan Nichols Robert Paramore James Purdy Michael Valentia 121 Early Grads Mary Jane Abbruzzese Helen T. Alii Renee Degraw Marisa A. DiMarzio r 122 Tracy A. Fraley Lisa Gregorius Noreen Moe Sadler Lisa A. Salerno Christina Mizell James Price Linda Rodrigues Kenneth Kraemer Ann Schlosser Christine Schum Rich Sedlack m Rusty Welsch Clara Snowden Camera Shy: Michael Laing William Romer Vicky Vlachos 124 7 Senior Directory AGEE. PATTY- J.V. basketball 1. 2; J.V. Vol- leyball 2; Varsity basketball 3. 4; Varsity Vol- leyball 3. 4 Thanksgiving Food Drive 3 ALBRECHT. ELLEN- Student Council 1. 2. 3.: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4.; Thanksgiving Food Drive 1. 2. 3; Holiday Toy Drive 1. 2; CoChairper- son Invitation Committee 3; Chairmen Holi- day toy drive 4 ALLOWE. ALISA- Basketball 1. 2, 4; Soccer 2, 3. 4; Softball 1. 2; Volleyball 3. 4; Prom Com- mittee 3 BERMAN. DANA- Student 1. 2. 3. 4 BERMAN. SUSAN- Band 1. 2; Musical 1. 2. 3. 4; School play 1. 2. 3. 4; Interact 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4 BIEN. JANICE- Student Council 1. 2. 3, 4; Key Club 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4 BLACKMON. LINDA- J.V. Soccer 1. 2; J.V. Volleyball 1. 2: J.v. Volleyball Captain 2; Var- sity track 2; Varsity Basketball 1. 3; Varsity Volleyball 3 BONNER. FELICIA-Track 1; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 BOUTSIS, FRAN- Thanksgiving Food Drive 3; Honor Society 4 BRADSHAW. JERRY- Debate Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Debate Club President 4; Monti Printz 1. 2; Editor 3. 4; Student Council 1. 4; French Club 1. 2. 3; Varsity Tennis 2. 3. 4 BROWN. KATHY- Varsity Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Alpine Ski Team 2. 3 BROWN. MARK- Indoor Track 2; Outdoor Track 2. 3. 4 BUDOFF. LORI- Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; All- School Play 2. 3. 4; All-School Musical 1. 2. 3. 4; All-State Women's Choir 3; All State Mixed Choir 4; Area All-state Orchestra 2; Area All-state Choir 3, 4; Chamber singers 1; Women's Choir 4; Women's string quartet 4; Debate Speech 3, 4; New York State Summr School of the Arts 3; Costumes Com- mittee 3. 4; Make-up Committee 1. 2. 3. 4; All-School play producer 3. 4; Music M or- chestra 2; Music M choir 2; Chevron 2; Key 3; plaque 4; Yearbook Layout Editor 4; Broadcasting Squad 4 CALMAN, SCOTT- Student 1. 2, 3. 4 CEDEIRA. LORI- Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; School Musical 1. 2. 3, 4; Choir 1. 2, 3. 4; NYSSMA Comp. 1. 2. 3. 4; Music Librarian 3, 4; Honor Society 3. 4; Music M 2; All-County 1; Sect, of Choir 3. 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 4; Treasurer of Honor Society 4 CHENG. ROSE- Student 1. 2. 3. 4 COHEN. SHARI- Varsity Soccer 2; Language Arts Festival 2. 3; Nurse's Staff 3; French Club 2. 3; Homeroom Alterqate 4 CONEY. CINDY-Pye Club 1.2; Library Staff 2. 3; Soccer Cheerleader 3. 4 CRAWFORD. CHERYL- Yearbook Staff 4 CROCE. SUSAN- Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 4; Pit Band 4; NYSSMA Comp. 1. 2: JV Cheerleading Captain 2; Varsity Cheerlead- ing 3; Monticello Enrichment Program 1. 2. 3. 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 3, 4; Jr. Prom Art Committee 3 CULVER. SARAH- Volleyball 2. 3. 4; Honor Society 4; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Mathematics and Science Award; Harold Su- pon Award CUNNINGHAM. COLLEEN- Honor Society 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Band Competition 1. 2, 3. 4; Interact 3. 4; French Club 3. 4; French Club Pesident 3; All School Musical 2, 3. 4; Junior Prom Art and Favors Committee 3; Thanksgiving Food Drive 4; Yearbook Staff 4 CUTLER. DAVID- J.V. Soccer. 2. 3; Interact 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Tennis Letter 1. 2. 3. 4 Student Council 2. 3: JR. Prom Art. Favors. Invitations Committee. Christmas Toy Drive 4 DICKMAN.CAROL- Student 1. 2. 3. 4 DIEGUE2. NIEVES- Orchestra. Chorus. Pit Orchestra. Area All-State, NYSSMA Competi- tion. Music M. KEY. Chevron. Athletic M 1, 2. 3. 4; Conference All-State. 3; Cheerleader 1 Soccer Team 2; Track 2; Math Team 2; Stu- dent Council 1. 2, 3; All-County 1. 2, 3; Key Club 3. 4; JR. Prom Committee 3: Thanksgiv- ing Food Committee. Toy Drive 3; Valen- tine’s Day Dance 4 DiMARZIO, MARISA- Pye 1; Orchestra 1. 2. 3 DOYLE. CARMELA- Interact 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2; Kiwanis Essay Contest Winner 2; National Senior Honor Society 3. 4; Year- book Staff 4; Class History 4 EHRETS. CARL- Student 1. 2. 3. 4 ESHELMAN, THOMAS- Monticello Enrich- ment Program 1, 2. 3. 4; Math Team 3; Sci- ence Fiction Club 3. 4; Chess Club 4; Student Council 4 EVANS. LESLIE- Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Stage Band 1. 2. 3; Spanish Club 1. 2; J.V. Soccer 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Math Team 1; Area All-State 1; All County Band 1; Orchestra 1. 2. 3; Stage Crew 2. 3; Choir 3. 4; Pit Band 2, 3. 4; Area All-State and AllCounty Choir 4;Broadcasting Squad 4 FASCE. DEBBIE- Indoor Track 3; French Club 3; Student Council 4; Outdoor Track 4 FOSTER. DEBBIE- Student Council Rep 1, 2. 3; Varsity Softball Scorekeeper; Matt-maid co-Captain 4; Valentine’s Day Dance Com- mittee 4 FRALEY. TRACEY- Band 1; French Club 2. 3 GABRIEL. PAUL- Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Stage Crew 1. 2; Stage Band 2. 3. 4; Pit Band 3. 4; Sce- nery 1, 2; Orchestra 4 GARCIA. ADALBERTO- Indoor Track 3. 4; Outdoor Track 3. 4; Cross-Country 4 GASPARIS. ANNA- Student 1. 2. 3. 4 GETTEL. WILLIAM- Stage Crew 1. 2. 3. 4; Outdoor Track 2; Honor Society 4; Math Team 4 GITLIN. MARC- J.V. Soccer 1. 2; Varsity Ten- nis 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1. 2; Varsity Soccer 3. 4; JR. Prom Committee 3; Key Club 4; Monti Printz 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4 GULLOTTA. GLORIA- Scorekeeper Wrestling 2. 3; Captain Cheerleading 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 4; Softball 4; Entertainment Committee Valentine’s Dance 4 HAVAS. TIM- Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Election Com- mittee 1. 2, 3; Election Committee Chairper- son 4; French Club 3; Pit Band 4 HENDRICKSON. JODI- Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 HEIGH. RANDI- Pye Club 1. 2; Newspaper Staff 2 HERMAN, DAVE- Monticello Enrichment Pro- gram 1. 2. 3. 4; Lab Aide 2. 4; Cross-Country Skiing 2; Lecture-Science Symposium; Na- tional Merit Scholarship Commendation Science Fiction Club V.P. 4; Math Team 4; Chess Club V.P. 4; Monti Printz 4; Yearbook Staff 4 HOPPER. DOREEN- Nurse's Office 3. 4; At- tendance Office 3 HOPPER. MARY LOU- Homeroom Rep 1; Of- fice Staff 1. 2. 3. 4 125 7 HOUGH. STEVEN- Language Festival 1. 2; Outdoor Track 3. 4; Cross Country 4; Indoor Track 4 ISAACSSON. KATARINA- Interact. Speech Debate. French Club 4 JACKSON. SHARON- Student Council 1. 2; Monti Printz 2; Indoor Track 2; Outdoor Track 2. 3. 4; Tennis 3. 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 4; Toy Drive 4 KAPLAN. DAVID- J.V. Wrestling 1; Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Skiing 4; Key Club 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Bowling 3. 4 KATZ. JESSICA- Debate 1: School Play 1. 4; Library Squad 1.2. 3; Volleyball Scorekeeper 3. 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 4; Christmas Toy Drive 2; Interact 2. 3. 4; Interact Secre- tary 4; Jr. Prom Art Committee 3; Jr. Prom Flower Comittee 3 KATZ. MITCHELL- Tennis 1. 2, 3. 4; Monti- cello Enrichment Program 1. 2. 3. 4; Math Team 2. 3. 4; Interact 1. 2. 3. 4; J.V. Soccer 2; Alpine Skiing 2. 3; Monti Printz 3. 4; Busi- ness Manager Monti Printz 3; Food Drive' Committee 4; Toy Drive Committee of 10 4 KARP. SEAN- Varsity Tennis Team 1, 2. 3. 4; Key Club 2. 3. 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Student Council 2. 3, 4; Monti Printz 2, 4; Monti Printz Sports Editor 3. 4; Broadcasting Squad 4 KAUFMAN. RHONDA- Interact District Gov- ernor 4; Interact member 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council G.O. Treasurer 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3, 4; National Senior Honor Society 4; Chairman of Class History 4; Broadcasting Squad 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Monti Printz 3. 4; Pit Orchestra 1.2,3. 4; NYSSMA Comp. 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 1.2. 3. 4; Orchestra Treasur- er 4; Chairman of Invitations Favors Jr. Prom 3; Area All State Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: Jr. Prom Court 3; Math Team 2. 3. 4; Foreign Language Festival 2; Backgammon Club 1; Winner of Kiwanis Essay Contest 2; Music M. Chevron. Key 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Advisory Committee 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 4; Christmas Toy Drive 4 KELLY. MICHAEL- Golf 4 KENJERSKY. ANNIE- Soccer 2; Indoor Track 2; Outdoor Track 2; Interact 3. 4: Yearbook 4 KLEVENO DONNA- Student 1. 2. 3. 4 KRAEMER, DIANE- Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Election Committee 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Secretary 1; G.O. Secretary 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 4; Christmas Toy Drive 1; Varsity Boys' Soccer Scorekeeper 3; Pit Orchestra 4; Band Comp. 1. 2. 3. 4; Music V M; NYSSMA Comp. 2; Yearbook Co-Editor 4: ARA Food Committee 4; Student Advisory Committee 4. KROEGER, HOANG- Outdoor Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Key Club 1. 2. 3; Indoor Track 4; J.V. Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 4 KURTHY. ROBERT- Boces 3. 4 LANE. JOHN- Student Council Class V.P. 2 LATIMER. JOAN- Nurse’s office 3. 4 LaVECCHIA. DONNA- Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Orch- stra 1, 2. 3. 4; J.V. Volleyball 2. Volleyball 3: Interact 4; Pit Band 4; NYSSMA Comp 2; Co- Business Manager of the Yearbook 4; Maga- zine Drive 4 LEVY. CINDY- Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Ski team 1. 2. 3; Student Council 3. 4; Backgammon 1. Art Committee Jr. Prom LONG. SYLVIA- Class Vice-President 1; Stu- dent Council 2. 3. 4; Jr. Prom Queen 3; Cos- tumes for musical 3; Toy Drive 1. 2. 3. 4: Thanksgiving Food Drive 1. 2. 3; Nurse's staff 3: Indoor Track 2; Yearbook Typist 4; Choir 1.2. 3. 4; Class President 2. 3; Choir Compe- tition 3. 4; Valentine's Dance Committee 2: Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Get Acquainted Dance Committee 2; Spanish Club 1. 2; Language Festival 1. 2; Talent Show 2. 3. 4; Fashion Show 2; Sub. Score Keeper Girls' Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Cross Country Skiing 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1.2. 3. 4; Key Club 4; Honor Society 4 LOWERRE. ERNIE- Ski Team 1; Golf 2. 3; Jr. Prom Committee 3 LUSTGARTEN. ERIC- Interact 1. 2. 3. 4; Stu- dent Council 1. 2. 3. 4 Honor Society 3. 4; Choir 2. 3. 4; All County Choir 2. 4; Drama 2; Musical 2, 3. 4; Golf Team 2; Musical M 3; Interact Grade Rep 2: Jr. Prom Music. Invita- tion. Decoration Comm. 3; Yearbook Maga- zine Drive 4; NYSSMA Comp 2 MacADAM. DEBBIE- Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Cross Country MAHON. DEBBIE- Student 1. 2. 3. 4 MANNA. CHARLIE- Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 2, 3. 4; Stage Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pit Band 2. 3. 4; NYSSMA Comp. 2. 3. 4; Music M 2; Chevron. Key. Plaque 3; Varsity Base- ball 2. 3. 4; Best Team Player Award 4; Mon- ticello Enrichment 3. 4; Key Club 4; Jr. Prom 3: Area All- State 3. 4; All County Band 1. 3; All State Jazz Ensemble Competition 3; Christmas Toy Drive 3; Chairman of Thanks- giving Food Drive 4; Student Council 3. 4; Student Advisory Committee 4; Chess Club 4; Yearbook Writer 4; Monti Printz Sports Editor 4; Stage Crew 1 MANZI. MICHELLE-Varsity Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; J.V. Basketball 1. 2: J.v. Volleyball 1. CO- captain 2: Student Council 2. 3. Key Club 3. 4; Varsity Volleyball 3. 4; Indoor Track 4; Senior Class V.P. Co-Chairman Valentine's Dance 4 MASSEY. JACQUELYN- Soccer 1; J.V. Volley- ball 1. 2: Prom Committee 3; McCULLOUGH. TJ.- Band. Choir. Orchestra. Stage Band. Pit Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Musical M. Key. Plaque; All County 1.3: All County Ch jir 2. 4 NYSSMA Comp 1. 2; Thanksgiving Food Drive 2. 3. 4; Key Club 4; Girls Choir 4; Varsi- ty Soccer 1. 2, 3. 4; Exceptional Senior Game; Co- Captain J.V. Volleyball 1, 2; Co- Captain 2; Varsity Volleyball 3. 4; Yearbook Photography 4 McMANUS. SUSANNE- Musical 1. 2. 3. 4; Interact 1. 2. 3. 4; Indoor Track 2. 3. 4; Outdoor Track 2. 3. 4; Area All- State Or- chestra 2. 3. 4; All County Choir 1; National Honor Society 3. 4; Yearbook 4 MOORE. ROBIN- Girl’s Varsity Soccer 2. 3. 4; Varsity Softball 2; Indoor Track 2. 3; Track 3; Magazine Drive 4; Thanksgiving Food drive 3. 4; Jr. Prom Art Committee 3; Interact 3. 4 MORGAN. SCOTT- J.V. Baseball 1; J.V. Soc- cer 2; Ski-team 2. 3. 4; Baseball 3, 4- Key Club 4; Toy Drive 4 MUCHERSON. CHERYL- Student Council 1. 2, 3. 4; Talent Show 1. 2. 3. 4; Christmas Toy Drive 4; MURRAN. JOYCE- J.V. Volleyball. 1; Office Squad 1. 2. 3 NEKVAPIL. LISA- Chorus 1. 3. 4; Office Staff 2. 3; NEWMAN. STEVE- Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Area All- State 2. 3. 4; All county band 1. 3; Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pit Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Nyssma Solo Competition 1. 2. 3, 4; NYSSMA Duet Competition 2. 3. 4; NYSSMA Quartet Comp. 2. 3. 4; Concert Band Comp 1. 2. 3. 4; Most Musical Points Trophy 2. 3. 4; School Record 4; Music M, Chevron, Music Key, Music plaque Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Varsity Golf 1. 2. 3. 4; Ping Pong Team 1. 2. 3. 4; Chess Club 4; Interact 1. 2. 3, 4; Inter- act District Governor 3: Interact Executive Board 3. 4; Chess Club 4; Student Council 1. 2, 3; Christmas Toy Drive 4; Junior Prom Art Committee 3; Talent Show 3: Stage Crew 1 NIEMANN. ED- Cross Country 1. 2. 3, 4. In- door Track 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2 NOSENCHUCK. SHARON- Interact 1. 2. 3. 4; Pye Club 1, 2. 3; Treasurer Pye Club 3; Span- ish Club 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 3; Foreign Lan- guage Festival 3; Student Council 3. 4; Mon- ti Printz 2. 3; Library Staff 3; Girls Softball 3; Prize for Excellence in American History 3; National Honor Society 3 O'DELL. KEVIN- Student 1. 2. 3. 4 OEFELEIN. MIKE- J.V. Soccer 1. 2: J.V. Soc- cer Captain 2: Varsity Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Wresting Captain 3. 4; J.V Soccer 1. 2; J.V. Soccer Captain 2; Varsity Soccer 3. 4; Varsity Soccer Captain; Varsity Track 1.2. 3. 4; Key Club 3. 4; Key Club Board 4; Student Council 3. 4; Jr. Prom Court 3; Empire States - track. 3; Jr. Olympics, (East Coast Finalist) Bausch and Lomb Science Award. 4; School Records in Pole Vault and 400 meter hundles. OESTRICH. SUSAN- Chorus 1,; Spanish Club 1. 4; Monti Printz 1. 2. 3. 4; X'mas Toy Drive 2. 3 Student Council 2. 3; Interact 3. 4; Speech Team 4; Honor Society 4; Broad- casting Squad 4. Thanksgiving Food Drive, 4 ORTIZ. MARC A.- Student Council 1; Food Drive 1; Toy Drive Committee of 10. 2; Toy Drive 3; Interact 4. Chair person magazine 4; Yearbook Co-Business manager 4 PARLOW, JOANNE- Monti Printz, 1 PERE, COLLEEN- Student 1. 2. 3. 4 PETRUS. JEANNE- Pye Club 1; Volleyball 1. 2; (J.V) Co-Captain 2; Interact 2. 3, 4; Varsity Volleyball 3, 4; Interact Grade Representa- tive 3. 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 4; Prom Art Committee PERLMUTTER. JEFF- Key Club 1.2. 3. 4; Key Club President 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council Vice President 4; J.V. Soc- cer Team 1. 2; Captain J.V. Soccer Team 2; Varsity Soccer Team 2. 3, 4; Captain Varsity Soccer 4; Jr. Prom Art Committee Chairman 3; Jr. Prom King 3; All School Musical 2, 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive Committee 1; Christmas Drive 2. 4; J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 4; Varsity Track Team 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Student Advisory Committee 4 PFEISTER, JAMES- Student 1. 2. 3. 4 PRICE. KAREN- Pye Club 2; Yearbook Staff 4 PROFETA. DEBBIE- J.V. Volleyball 1; Varsity Volleyball 3. 4; Cross-Country Skiing 2; Varsi- ty Soccer 2. 4; Track 2; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Vice President of Class 3; Jr. Prom Art Committee 3; Jr. Prom Court 3; Key Club 2. 3. ; Interact 4; National Senior Honor Society 3, 4.; Student Advisory Committe 4: Broad- casting Squad 4.; Thanksgiving Food Drive 3. 4.; Christmas Toy Drive 2; ARA food Com- mitte 4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4 RAUSCH. ANGELA- Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Pit Band 1. 2. 3. 4.; NYSSMA All State 3. 4,; Area All State Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4.; Choir Robe Librarian 3; Choir Presi- dent 4; Orchestra President 4; NYSSMA Competition 1, 2. 3. 4; Music ‘M 2; Che- veron and Key 3; All County 1; String Quartet 4; Foreign Language Festival 2. 3 REUSS. JOHN- JV Soccer 1. 2.; JV Wrestling 1. 2,; JV Baseball 1. 2,; Varsity Soccer 2. 3; ROSSITER. MICHAEL- Golf 1. 2. 3. 4; Musical 1. 2. 3.; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4.; Interact 2, 3. 4. ; Chorus 2. 3. 4; NYSPHMA 1 RUNDLE. DEBBIE- Student 1. 2. 3. 4 RUOTOLO. JERRY- Student 1. 2. 3. 4 RUSH. ROBERT- JV Baseball 1; Varsity Base- ball 2. 3. 4; JV Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3. 4; Exceptional Seniors 4; Alpine Skiing 3. 4; Key Club 4 SANTIAGO. HELEN- Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 3. 4; Election 1. 2. 3. 4.; Key Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Math Team 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3; Cheerleading 1; Honor Society 4; Senior Class President 4. Advisory Comm. 4; Stu- dent Gov't 1. 2. 3 SCHAEFER. KATHLEEN- Theater Orchestra 1, 2; Costumes 3. 4; Orchestra Competition 1. 2; Area all State 4; All County Choir 4; Student Council 3. 4; Choir Competition 3. 4; All State Orchestra 2 SCHEIDER, JAY- JV Baseball 1. 2; Key Club Member 2. 3. 4; Baseball 3, 4; Prom Com- mitte 3 SCHLOSSER, ANN- Student 1. 2. 3. 4 SCHUM, CHRISTINE- Orchestra 1. 2. 3.; Vol- leyball Equipment Manager 2; Christmas Toy Drive 3 SIEGEL. LISA S.- Choir 1. 2. 3, 4; Musical 1. 2. 3. 4; Choir Competion 2, 3. 4; NYSSMA 1. 2. 3; Alpine Skiing 2, 3. Music ‘‘M”; Varsity Cheerleader 3.; Varsity M; Toy Drive 3; Of- fice Staff 2. 3: Yearbook Comm. 4; Choir Robe Librarian 3; Varsity Skiing 4; Cross County running 4; Girls Choir 4; Outdoor Track 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 4 SILVERMAN. STEPHEN- Gold 2. 3. 4 SKINGER. LISA- Tennis 3. 4 SPENCER. MICHAEL- JV Baseball 1. 2; Skiing 1. 2 STOTT. JEANNE- Varsity Softball 1.2. 3; Stu- dent Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Interact 3. 4; JV Basketball 1; Thanksgiving Food Drive 2. 3. 4; Toy Drive 3; Yearbook Staff 4 STRUMPF. KAREN- Ski Team 1. 2. 3; Softball Team Varsity 1, 2. 3. 4; Yearbook Photogra- pher 4 SULLIVAN. SHARON Band 1. 2 TANGO. PETER- Math Team 1, 2.; School Musical 1.2. 3. 4; County Chorus 1.2.; Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Cross Country 3. 4; Outdoor Track 2. 3. 4; Area All State Choir 4; Co Chairmen Toy Drive 2; State Competition Cross Coun- try 4; Interact 4; HR Rep Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4; Indoor Track 2. 3. 4; Outdoor Track 2, 3. 4 WALSH. BETH- Orchestra 1. 2, 3. 4; Choir 1. 2. 3, 4; Area All State Orch 3. 4; Musical 1, 2; Pit Band 3. 4; All County Choir 1, 3. 4.; Key Club 3, 4; Varsity Soccer 3, 4; JV Volleyball 1; Volleyball Scorekeeper 2; Ghirls Choir 4. All girls Quartett 4; NYSMA competition 1. 2; Robe Libraian Choir 2. 3; Orchestra Secre- tary 4; MIP Soccer 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 4; Yearbook 4 WALTER. IRA- Stage Crew 1, 2, 3; All County Chorus 2. 4; All State Chorus 4; Area All State Chorus 4; All Eastern Chorus 4; Stage Crew Manager 4 WALTERS. TERRI- Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Girls Soft- ball. 1 WEARING. SHARON- Talent Show 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1.2; Basketball 1.2. 3. 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive Committee 1. 4 WECHSLER, NEAL- Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; All School Musical 1, 2. 3. 4; Choir Music Librar- ian 4; NYSSMA Solo Competition 1; Musical ■'M” 3; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Thanksgiv- ing Food Drive 1; Toy Drive 1. 2; Office Staff 1; Math Team 1. 2. 3. 4.; Interact 1. 2. 3. 4.; Valentines Day Carnation Sale Co-Chairmen 1. 2,; Chairmen 3. 4; Junior Prom Art Com- mittee 3: Junior Prom Band Committee 3.; Backgammon Club ; PYE Club 1. 2 WILLIAMS. LINDA- Girls Varsity Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Girls J.V. Basketball Member 3 WONG. TAMMY- Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball Team 1. 2, 3. 4; Co- Captain 3 VALINSKY, LEE- Track 2. 3 VAN FRADENBURGH. JOHN- Stage Crew 3. 4; Member of Scenery Crew 2 127 Remember When . . . r ... In the Rutherford School, Jackie Allen beat up all the boys ... Ronald Lamanski wouldn’t say 'The Pledge because he was an Indian . . . Helen Santiago wrote on the bathroom walls and Mrs. Drutt punished someone else? . . . Jeff Hoffsummer pulled the chair out from under T.J. McCullough in the White Lake School’s Library: She cut her head and Jeff got the paddle . .. William Crumley got paddled in front of the whole class. He refused to cry, so the teacher hit him harder. William finally cried ... All the girls in the Duggan School flipped over newcomer Mike Rossiter ... Mr. Elvins, the Principal of the Duggan School, held the whole school after lunch to find out who threw wet toilet paper on the girls' room ceiling . . . Mike Rossiter decided he would kiss Ellen Albrecht on the way home from Religious Instruction ... Mr. Bennett, the Art teacher, was out for a week. The girls were so upset they swamped him with cards . . . The kids at Duggan used to swing on the bathroom doors until they broke off. . . Hoang Kroeger and Helen Santiago traded comic books in class . Hoang got Jessica Katz in trouble during health because he wanted to flip baseball cards and she didn't. . . Hellen Alii and Ivan Silva used to sneak into the closet and kiss . . . Peter Tango proposed to every girl in his fifth grade class . . . Rhonda Kaufman and Shelley Messinger got thrown out of Mrs. Roach’s Kindergarten class because they refused to help clean up .. . Gary Lasher saluted the flag during the playing of America the Beautiful” . . . Mrs. Eisner’s second grade class had to stand for half an hour before they got to read ... Mrs. Drutt's third grade class had to help her get out of her chair.. . Mrs. Jaffe used to turn out the lights and read stories. This was the cue for everyone to fall asleep ... Mary Jane Abbruzzese, Helen Alii, and Clara Snowden held a contest to see who could climb to the top of the Rutherford School first ... Mr. Johnson caught Ann Schlosser with her first pack of Newport cigarettes. She spent the whote day crying in the hall ... Jay Schneider bribed the girls into going out with him by giving them Big Buddies . . . Lisa Glass and Karen Strumpf planned to live on Mars .. . Lisa stapled her fingers together in Mrs. Wiles’ class. She screamed so loud, everyone ran to their seats ... In Mrs. Robinson’s fifth grade class we had popcorn, football cards, and baby chicks . . . Laurie Kiefer and Jessica Katz collected money for Mrs. Komancheck's gift but wouldn’t let anyone see the gift . . . Harry Rhulen tried to kiss all the girls in his Kindergarten class . . . Rhonda Kaufman dressed her cat inbdoll’s clothes and brought her to school for Show and Tell.” . . . Mrs. Hornbeck checked for loose teeth in her students' mouths. When she found one. she would yank it out . . . Tyrone Bracey and Bryant Allen had a fight by the water fountain. Bryant gave Tyrone a bloody nose, and Tyrone cried for hours . . . Laura Jaekel, Sarah Culver, Cheryl Crawford, and Jackie McBride used to tell off-color jokes during recess ... Jackie McBride and Cheryl Crawford married Sharon Sullivan to Peter Tango during recess. They divorced them at dismissal . . . From sixth through seventh grade, Brundia McCoy carried a Partridge Family lunchbox . . . Gloria Gulotta couldn’t figure out why she had received a Best Homeroom Person” certificate . . . Dana Bogdan and Cheryl Crawford stuck gum on a classroom radiator and returned the next day to see the paint peeling off all the walls . .. Someone accidentally spilled milk over Tim Toomey’s head . . Ellen Albrecht, Rhonda Kaufman, Sue Berman, Susanne McManus, and Sally Semonite went to Mr. Schumel- da's house at 9:00A.M.. They talked so loud that they woke him up. When he finally came outside, they ran away . . . Ronnie Welsch locked Mary Jane Abbruzzese in the boys' room in the Middle School . . . Helen Alii and Mary Jane Abbruzzese used to get free lunches from Diane Applegate . . . Jon Morrow was the professional nose blower during tests . . . Miss Johnson played her guitar in class . . . Rhonda Kaufman and Laurie Lieber had picnics” in Mr. Heiser's class. He never said a word . . . We started the St. John Street Journal . . . Helen Alii wrestled with Mr. Graham for a water gun. Guess who won!.. .Karen Strumpf got so mad at Marc Ortiz for picking on her that she picked up and flipped the desk he was sitting at. Marc had trouble getting out . . . Mr. Kelley carried Kathy Brown to her gym class in a garbage bag . . . Kathy Brown and Karen Strumpf were so happy that their sewing class was over that they threw all their material out of the third story window ... Mr. Schutt threw a music stand at Ira Walter and hit him in the arm. Ira tossed it back and hit Mr. Schutt in the leg . . . Helen Santiago, Colleen Cunningham, Sue Hastings, and Lisa Glass hid in the Middle School’s boiler room for two periods . . . Steven Bonafino gave Lisa Glass a large box of candy on Valentine’s Day in the eighth grade. He shocked everyone, including Lisa . . . Mrs. Allowe made Mike Oefelein kneel and recite nursery rhymes to the small gym study hall . . . The Spanish final was stolen . . . Debbie Profeta glued Brian Breakey’s lips together because he wouldn’t shut up ... A frog disappeared every time one of Mr. Lanuti's snakes got loose ... Mr. Lanuti demonstrated how a frog leaps, split his pants, and had to wear a long, white lab coat for the rest of the day . . . Jeff Perlmutter bet everyone that he would wear a dress to Miss Hudson’s seventh grade Math class. Jeff made $23. Jeff’s escapade ended when Mr. Rader dragged him out of class. Jeff is very sorry he ruined Lori Budoff’s new dress . . . Avis Yeomans and Leslie Evans broke a window in Mr. Mecca's class . . . Miss O'Brien’s Math classroom filled up with steam and we had to move to another room ... During one of our frequent water fights, Mr. Mecca slipped and broke his glasses . . . Down the hall a piece. Jody Farquhar squirted Mr. Heiser in the eye. Mr. Heiser ran after Jody, screaming, “Damn you, Farquhar, damn you!” . . . Mike Katz, Jeff Perlmutter, Brian McClain, and Steven Bonafino carried pocketbooks for about one month in eighth grade . . . The ping pong club played in the hallways for lack of a better place ... We moved out of the Middle School and into the High School. . . Mr. Post threw Mitchell Katz out of Social Studes 9HP every week . . . Everyone failed Miss Owen’s 9HP library test . . . During a basketball game, Sherry Clopton put the bail in the other team’s basket and thought everyone was cheering her . . . Jeff Perlmutter sat with his pants off in Miss Weber's class, Whenever Miss Weber turned her back, Jeff-stood up . . . Melinda Brookins, Karen Kurthy, and Helen Alii lit matches in Mr. Stewart’s class. The substitute teacher became so alarmed by the odor that she ran next door,yelling, Fire!” .. Miss Weber stopped in the middle of a lecture, grabbed Harry Rhulen’s book and killed a cockroach on,the lab table ... Coach “Bear” Bryant kept finding his car in a different parking space after each wrestling practice. The team decided to get in some overtime practice and moved his car, one end at a time . .. Leslie Evans decided to munch out on a worm in Mr. Neufeld’s biology class . . .Tim Toomey threw food across the cafeteria and hit Dr. Kiley . . . Mrs. Skolnick's quotations and puns . . . Lisa Nekvapil drove on to someone's lawn during Driver’s Ed . . . Mrs. Burke made it clear during her Business Math course that she is not the government, has no friends in the government, and if she were to find out anything exciting about the government, she would inform her class immediately . . Jerry Bradshaw burnedhis 10HP English poetry book and returnedthe ashes in a can to Mrs, Skolnick. . . Mrs. Skolnick called Peter Tango Teter Pango” and Tim Havas “Timorous” . . .Mr. Pallaria's class gave him six Jack Daniel s glasses and a party for his birthday . . . Jeanne Petrus tried to climb the Christmas tree at one of Deb Profeta s New Year s Eve parties ... At the Interact convention, someone” emptied a fire extinguisher and the whole floor had to move ... Mr. Witkowski yelled at Lisa Glass once a day for taking a “four month vacation ” Mr Witkowski called the Prime Minister of Israel Menachem “Bagel” ... Mr. Bernstein's and Mr. Skalski's rooms were mysteriously tied with yarn . . . Tracey Armstead’s track oppponent won a race because she stuck out her u S 3nd broke the tape ' • • Sharon Wearing got punched in the forehead by an angry member of the Monroe- Woodbury team . Gwen Cox, anxious to beat Goshen, wore her uniform shorts backwards during a volleyball game . . The June ’80 answers to the Social Studies Regents were stolen ... No one could pronounce Hoang Kroeger s name correctly . . . The yearbook staff discovered it had a built-in excuse for getting out of classes . Sue Oestrich, Jeanne Petrus, and Jessica Katz sat in Physics class and wondered what was going on Dr. Jacobs showed his Probability and Statistics class slides of Africa, How to Play Dice, and The Odds in Poker Helen Brown was so anxious to get off the bus during a drill that she jumped on top of Randi Heigh . . Dave Herman fixed the table at a local eating establishment... Dr. Jacobs accidentally dropped his chalk in class. He rose to the occasion by jumping on it and announcing, “It’s dead!” . . . Jeff Perlmutter read stories from Playgirl to a fascinated audience of Sue Hastings. Charlie Manna, Jerry Bradshaw, and Michelle Manzi... Coach Bryant’s soccer team was The team with the most potential” . . . Brian O’Donohue made a collect call to the American Embassy in Moscow and got through, using the named Moyned Breznev . . . Dana Bogden took pink passes from the office, and Jim Henry got blamed . . . Key Club and Interact held ail those functions that their members didn’t attend . . . Mrs. Horton baked two cherry cheesecakes for her Calculus class ... The cast of The Frog Prince played soccer in the Girls' room and flooded the entire auditorium. Was Mr. R. angry? . . . Clara Snowden sang during study hall, and everyone threw books at her. . . Marilyn Reyns and Mary Jane Abbruzzese dressed Oscar Santiago in a cheerleader's outfit . . Our senior year was Mr Harding’s first as Principal and Mr Rader's first as Vice-Principal ... The Magazine Drive ... The Senior Class Trip ... The Student-Faculty games ... The Senior Prom . Senior Lane and vicinity ... The hostages were finally let go by Iran . . . Ronald Reagan was elected President . . . Looking forward to the rest of our lives! . . . Patty Agee Ellen Albrecht Alisa | Dana Be Susan Berman •Janice Bien g Linda Blackmotj Felicia Bonner NFpHi Jerry Bra vathy Brc [Mark Bro Lori Budoff Scott Caiman Lori Cedeira Rose Cheng Shari Cohen Cindy Coney Cheryl Crawford Susan Croce Sarah Culver Colleen Cunningham David Cutler Carol Dickman Nieves Dieguez Marisa DiMarsio Carmela Doyle Carl Ehrets Thomas Eshelman Leslie Evans Debbie Fasce Debbie Foster Tracy Fraley Paul Gabriel Adalberto Garcia Anna Gasparis William Gettel Marc Gitlin Gloria Gulotta Tim Havas Jodi Hendrickson Randi Heigh Dave Herman Doreen Hopper Mary Lou Hopper Steven Hough Katarina Isacsson Sharon Jackson David Kaplan Jessica Katz Mitchell Katz Sean Karp Rhonda Kaufman Michael Kelly Annie Kenjersky Donna Kleveno Diane Kraemer Hoang Kroeger Robert Kurthy John Lane Joan Latimer Class Prophecy college business major undecided successful and wealthy recording studio technician CPA advertising designer phys. ed. teacher nurse accountant ional softball player Na r sician hotographer law or business management business management California beach bum college student Art teacher geneticist. SUMO wrestler Peace Corps volunteer retail businessman OCCC student dentist computer programmer elementary school teacher logger computer programmer Army and marriage fashion designer nurse Great American manager businessman phys. e.d teacher in Monticello corhputer scientist financier tycoon cosmetologist lawyer accountant cosmetologist chemical engineer police officer legal secretary biologist agent for the Swedish secret police Army Burger King manager fashion merchandiser businessman broadcaster computer scientist karate black belt nurse undecided married college helicopter mechanic in Air Force engineer secretary Avon lady professional laugher welfare recipient guitar pick calculator window display Mrs. Bury’s replacement strike breaker paint brush custodian at Monti High batgirl for the Yankees torpedo music teacher at Rutherford Kodak representative a mommy gossip magazine manager White Lake beach bum professional student Mr. Skalski’s replacement DNA molecule wrestling coach mountain man pia.ytogs;|to6k boy SCCC student Bert Parks’ replacement syntax error professional mouseketeer Hungry Jack Einstein’s replacement broadcaster designer for Jamesway mid-wife manager at Karasik's W ofessional son the next Bruce Jenner hat rack the next Mr. Stewart hit man Woolworth’s make up manager gum .machine adding machine, ' powder puff professional D D player juvenile delinquent coffee girl caveman professional exchange student shot put gold medalist ecdysiast catcher’s mitt bookie microphone married to Andy pro basketball player truant officer hall monitor Kojak Bruce Lee 2 grease monkey an official red neck perculator 132 Donna LaVecchia Cindy Levy Ernie Lowerre Eric Lustgarten Debbie MacAdam Debbie Mahon Charlie Manna Michelle Manzi Jacquelyn Massey T.J. McCullough Susanne McManus Robin Moore Scott Morgan Cheryl Mucherson Joyce Murran Lisa Nekvapil Steve Newman Ed Niemann Sharon Nosenchuck Kevin O’Dell Mike Oefelein Susan Oestrich Marc Ortiz Joanne Parlow Colleen Pere Jeanne Petrus Jeff Perlmutter James Pfeister Karen Price Debbie Profeta Angela Rausch John Reuss Debbie Rundle Jerry Ruotolo Robert Rush Moe Saddler Helen Santiago athleen Schaefer ay Schneider Ann Schlosser e Schum child psychologist criminal justice dentist doctor engineer nurse mass communications person U.S. president fashion model photographer criminologist athletic trainer ski company president rehabilitation counselor computer scientist nurse optometrist and musician insurance or real estate agent high school graduate undecided west coast surfer ber of the Rausch Bros. Band Stephen Silverman) Lisa Skinger Michael Spencer Jeanne Stott Karen Strumpf Sharon Sullivan . v Peter Tango Regina Thomaschek Tim Toomey Beth Walsh Ira Walter Terri Walters Sharon Wearing Neal Wechsler Suzanne Weinert Linda Williams Tammy Wong Lee Valinsky John VanFradenburgh C oli joc director married neurosurgeo fashion b unde f secretary photographer | Jtrial engineer college student president of McDon state trooper photographer undecided vice president of IBM rich and famous pilot accountant electronic technician surgical nurse business administrator architect occupational therapist psychologist accountant naval hospital corpsman Industrial Arts teacher stock car driver on parole Mr. Cavity publisher of Men’s Wear Daily Raleigh Hotel sports director nurse’s aid at Hamilton Avenue Hospital the American gigolo First Lady in 2000 toothpick bartender foreign ambassador masseuse ski lift operator at Holiday Mt. mountain climber IBM machine Ripple's replacement on Trapper John M.D. bouncer at Roark's door-to-door salesman Speaker of the House still undecided the Red Baron Man-in-the Moor s wife Peter Pan Home Ec teacher at Monti High guitarist on Magic Garden Show inventor of a miracle diet ter of 101 Ways to Get Out of Class untain Dew bottler rence Nightingale istant to the Almighty ausch brother pCC student )onna LaVecchia’s partner Imus Pro soccer player unmarried a, scalpel Cheryl Tieg’s double Monti High ARA manager no change a typewriter repair person model for Oakley Cleaners genie substitute teacher Big Mac Wurtsboro constable Play Girl photographer custodial engineer at Sullivan's the new Fred Astaire poor and unknown kamikaze pilot a 'cello a pinball machine a replacement for Loretta Swit a basketball a carnation administrator at Harris Hospital Rorschach blot foreign ambassador Burger King Chef in the Navy a chain saw Senior Class Polls Class Couple Best Dressed Female Class Intellectual - Female Michelle Manzi and Jeff Perlmutter Regina Thomascheck and Bill Crumley Sylvia Long Carmela Doyle Male Flirt Best Radio Station Most Athletic Male Jeff Perlmutter WPLJ Michael Oefelein Female Flirt Best Movie Most Athletic Female - Tracy Armstead Sally Semonite Stir Crazy Comedian Best TV Show Most Likely to Succeed - Male Jerry Bradshaw Fred Kerendian M A S H and Dallas Best Song Comedienne Most Likely to Succeed - Alisa Allowe and Kathy Brown Lady Female Friendliest Male Sarah Culver Best Musical Group Best Looking Male Gary Lasher Air Supply Scott Morgan Friendliest Female Best Male Vocalist Best Looking Female Susan Oestrich James Taylor Sue Cosimati Cutest Male Shyest Male Best Female Vocalist Michael Kelly Pat Benatar Scott Caiman Shyest Female Most Popular Jeans Cutest Female Sharon Nosenchuck Jordache Sue Croce Class Intellectual - Male Best Dressed Male Tom Eshelman L. Eric Lustgarten Si Report Exchange Student Data Name: Katarina Isacsson Age: 17 From: Uppsala, Sweden Host Families: The Van Ettens, The Millers The Bogurskys Languages: Spanish. French, German. Lat- in. English and Swedish Activities: Interact. Speech and Travel Plans for the Future: Language Major Purpose To study the life and times of Katarina Isacsson. Materials Needed 1. One tall blonde girl that is Swedish, friendly, caring, cute, funny, intelligent and lovable. 2. The support of the Rotary Youth Ex- change Program. Procedure Live in Monticello with warm and generous families, attend a public high school, so- cialize and become one of Monticello’s fin- est. Conclusion We have all grown to love Katarina. We will miss her very much but will always have fond memories of a wonderful person and a special year. 135 Peter Guarino May 26, 1962 - April 30, 1980 John Carhart 136 August 4, 1940 - February 5, 1981 Immortality Do Not Stand By My Grave And Weep . . . I Am Not There, I Do Not Sleep. I Am A Thousand Winds That Blow, I Am The Diamond Glints On The Snow. I Am The Sunlight On Ripened Grain, I Am The Gentle Autumn Rain. When You Awake In The Morning’s Hush, I Am The Swift Upflinging Rush Of Quiet Birds In Circling Flight. I Am The Soft Star Shining At Night. Do Not Stand At My Grave And Cry. I Am Not There. I Did Not Die. Author Unknown Quotable Quotes Ellen Albrecht: Keep a smile on your face, and happi- ness in your heart always.’’ Alisa Allowe: To be happy, to love, and be loved and mostly to WORK IT!!” Frances Boutsis: Be yourself and you’ll never lose your identity.” Jerry Bradshaw: The hand that turns the knob also opens the door.” Mark Brown: “If at first you don’t succeed, give up.” Lori Budoff: I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today.” Lori Cedeira: Our lives are not measured by how many years we live, but by the kindly things we do and the happiness we give.” Susan Croce: No one found tomorrow looking back at yesterday. Sarah Culver: ”... after all it’s what we’ve done that makes us what we are ...” Colleen Cunningham: Come my friends, ’Tis not too late to seek a newer world.” Nieves Dieguez: “It is better to remain silent and be thought of a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.” Marisa Dimarzio: The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay; love isn't love 'til you give it away.” Carmela Doyle: “In life a little rain must fall. So why do I always get caught without an umbrella?” Leslie Evans: “The most valuable thing a person shall ever own is a friend.” Debbie Foster: “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” Tracy Fraley: “The moment may be only tempory, but the memory lasts forever.” Jodi Hendrickson: “As time goes on, you realize ...” Dave Herman: The scholar who loves comfort is not fit to ba a scholar.” Doreen Hopper: “Take life day by day. and whatever happens, happens. Jessica Katz: “You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true.” Rhonda Kaufman: To dream of the person you would like to be is to waste the person you are.” Michael Kelly: “Always keep going and never give up in life. ” Annie Kenjersky: “Reach out and touch somebody’s hand, make this world a better place, if you can.” Donna LaVecchia: “Help me! I'm confused in a lost world, or am I lost in a confused world?” Ernie Loworre: Man is never so human, as when he celebrates!” Debbie MacAdam: “Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising everytime we do.” Debbie Mahon: “I'm as free as a bird and this bird you'll never change.” Michelle Manzi: “I live for today, I hope for tomor- row.” Susanne McManus: “To know is nothing, to imagine is everything.” Lisa Nekuapil: “What you see is what you get.” Steve Newman: Music is the Universal Language. Kevin O’Dell: “It's better to burn out, than to fade away.” Mike Oefelein: “The greater the difficulty, the more glory in surmounting it.” Susan Oestrich: “We can complain because the rose bush has thorns, or rejoice because the thorn bush has roses.” f. Marc Ortiz: “Some people can not take you for who you are, those who do you can call a friend.” Joanne Parlow: “ The best and most beautiful things in life can not be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart.” Jeanne Petrus: “A fool will lose tomorrow . . . reach- ing out for yesterday.” Debbie Profeta: “Climb high, climb far, your goal the sky, your aim the star.” Angela Rausch: “If you want to go in time, music is the surest and most gentle of all roads. Michael Rossiter: “Fame and fortune lay on the hori- zon and I must not be late to greet them.” Debbie Rundle: “ Seasons will pass you by, I get up. I get down . . .” Jerry Ruotolo: “If I don't know them, I don't care about them. Moe Sadler: “Love is like seeing a beautiful rose bush blowing in the wind, and running up to it and picking one of its flowers, but forgetting about the thorns.” Helen Santiago: “Miles to go before I sleep.” Kathleen Schaefer: “The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it.” Lisa Siegel: Rivers may dry up, but memories will never be washed away.” Stephen Siverman: Doors were meant to be closed, unless they have been built to be opened.” Lisa Skinger: “Truth is the highest thing man can keep. Jeanne Stott: “Remember; everything cometh to he who waiteth, so long as he who waiteth worketh like hell while he waiteth!” Karen Strumpf: “Keep your face to the sunshine, and you will not see the shadows.” Peter Tango: “A record is a challenge for others to break, a victory is forever. Regina Thomaschek: “It’s better to burn out, then to fade away. Ira Walter: “I don’t care what it is, or why it is, be- cause ... I love it all!” '-; Terri Walters: “Imagination is more important than knowledge.” Neal Wechsler: “Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them.” Tammy Wong: “If you cry because of losing the sun, your tears will not allow you to see the stars.” Sylvia Long: “United we stand; divided we shall fall! Diane Kraemer: “A Smile: If you see someone without one, give them yours.” tampon warning WASHINGTON (UPI) P mount a national adverti; women not to use its Rely .hey may increase the risk shock syndrome. The company signed an Jean Harris found guiTf of second-degree murd They skated into he Surroga WHITE PLAINS (UPI Ex-headmisti was c . hvicted Tuesday oi second-degree atal s pooling of Scarsd;;le Diet” Dr He ?r lover of 14 years The jury of eight women and four rr •ierated eight days also convicted Mrs. He ; ess ion of a weapon in the second degre 't he ashen-faced 57-year-old defendant her arm over the chair, looking at the j Russell' on Glahn announced the verdicts i She fares a minimum science of 15 ve Olympic hockey j thrills recalled New moon one year later g 0 m new YORK (UPI) - One full year 1 i y % passed since the US. Olympic hockey te; Ufdlv r Clw U upset the Soviet Union and proceeded win the gold .edal at Lake Placid. . -s for Saturn Aftershocks rock Italy; thou to h; a ch By SHARON RUTENBERG United Press International CHICAGO (UPI) - After giving birth to the baby boy. she looked up from the deli- - very table and saw the child handed to its Ifti mother and father. ‘‘They were just typical parents. You know how newborn’s parents are recalled SGI New York Times News Service PAS DKNA. Calif - Voyager I has di covere- another moon of Saturn, a situ sphere hugging the outer boundary of tl major rings and possibly acting as a kind United Press international herdsman to keep the multitude of brig Army troops ring particles from straying. and {afm anin The new moon, probably no more than Spread of di U.S. works on quake aid Al t________ C-J:a—I ing it the thiril i original one aftershock on lo new ? aft«r ben.- UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (UPI) - An Olympic histo- rian claims the United States’ boycott of the 1980 Games in Moscow set “a verv dangerous precedent” that threa- tens the 1984 Los Angeles Games and the entire Olympic tudubon Hospi- the . 1 nnsylvania State University pro- nericans to attend the Moscow iperience,” she iew from her ; it was much a b t it would be. I tin ion after birth. am Olympic boycott Drought: An set a dangerous emerqencymanPrecec en : Historian UNIVERSITY PARK. Pa. (UPI) — An OlvmDic histo- doesn t plan for __ 9 B t «nvomAnt Richard Pryor released A s?z-,K:Allen slams coast, spa early last month was reieacoH fr,w mP ■ 107 chemicals listed as possible c . . - '•• r: UIUI.UUWU u iv i V...- ;v« nL- ta. . ' ■yf tn-OO ♦ « nnnu.-rt ♦ -inn. n'.nn! £ ■ | Polish labor crisis worsens, strikers banc Monticello schools declare war against illegal drug use .. ..VI -. «m AA VU'C'M.. • • Classmates of Jen gravesite in Atlar 16th victim on the where in the city Walker, the most upreme Court turns down hallenge to religion in schools octor Gamble plans to ing campaign warning brand tampons because] )f sometimes-fatal toxic agreement Friday night f m % Other Supreme Court action irts ot Americans Know who shot J R. ? e mother has no regrets id ana other religious noii- 3 up review of the issue, lg precedent to control is are challenged. Even Best and worst ;ht it was great that I woul 'Yellow ribbons' ve a baby for a lady who c jll omork anniversary stories of 7 980 VCTC7 COmIo “e. (UPI) - The news that the hostages ii jop 10 stories 1? £ A n be freed Sunday gave an unexpected boos K mcj TOT +PjL O COn a “ cllow ribbon” ceremony, the climaj (IUPI survey of sp- ts editors and writers) ' 1. United States hockey team wins gold medal at Winter Olympics. 2. United States leads the Summer Olympic boycott. 3. Roberto Duran wins the WBC welterweight title from Sugar Ray Leonard in a unanimous 15-round decision, then loses the title back in a rematch when Saudis to hilhe quits in the eighth round. __ pag -1. Philadelphia Phillies capture their first World area, but were still taking Kansas City’s George Brett flirts with the .400 from remaining Iranian pos . . f settlinc for 390 A British Broadcasting ™ Open nT--ai?Zta rhLd at 7 Genuine Risk becomes the fiS fiily in 65 years to now all but over and that . .. „ . , J on toward the oil refinin wl M .g f 1 ' J luuuu , uic timid; raq bombs Tehran iscam testimony • it. . ' • vinn 1ov •pulation rises 226 million ttack on AiAn ittv fhp cap- ea of Mon- TPI) - Sta ‘he -sc. rway. at the night port away. r . ._ ' • I- Women equal, bishops say 8 Pittsburgh Steelers win their fourth Super Bowl in six years. 9. Bjorn Borg outlasts John McEnroe in stirring Wimbledon final. VATICAN CITY (UPI) - American Roman Catho- 10. Muhammad Ali unable to answer bell for 11th effects of nuclear war lie bishops said Monday men and women were equal ound and defeated in comeback bid by WBC heavy- zing my own three cln cueiT’ in thc c-ves of an( the church- but they stooped'eight champion Larry Holmes. short of saying women should be ordained as priests. Bottom 3 stories 1. Rosie Ruiz' “phantom win ' in the Boston Mara- thon. 2. Cindy Garvey's intimate revelations about her relationship with husband Steve, the All-Star first baseman of the Los Angeles Dodgers. 3. Moscow Olympics without a U.S. te m. re scheduled at puat Draft signup starts toda - •• • ... -- woe c nnpH during wns tornadoes cfnnnpd durine the Nixon admit •llMi cn.iv uo country from Austin, yiamieu wry Texas, to Minneapolis, Minn., and from Los Angeles to New York where anti-registra- tion demonstrators will picket, leaflet and onlv ..-a i r ci nogens.. toqetherHOSpital StriKe stays above $700 rr .. . y nr- ccfNn to its r So ?ff:ty v-. os the tv's list of child slaying, Else- olice weie hunting for Curtis ently reported missing child. twenty have been reported missing. The White House announced Saturday establisment o a federal task force to help find the child slayer who has terrorized Atlanta's black neighborhoods for the past 1? months. fined to an institution are required to regis- ter upon release. . . . News . . . SCHOOL: 1. This is possibly the last year for senior lane. 2. This is the last year for school beginning at 8:45 and ending at 3:20. 3. The price of school lunch rises. 4. The magazine drive raises the most money ever: $16,2‘00. 5. This is the first year with Mr. Harding as princi- pal and Mr. Radar as vice principal. 6. New teachers this year are: Ms. Gregory, Mr. Irish, Ms. Miegal, Mr. Mier, Ms. Oestrich, and Ms. Shulman. 7. This is the year the best class graduates: The Class of 1981! LOCAL: 1. Community General Hospital’s workers on strike as of October 1, 1980 to March 1981. 2. Port Jervis flodds and is declared a state of emergency. 3. The movie, “Soup for One,” was partially filmed at the Concord Hotel. 4. The hostages arrive in America at Stewart Air- port and stay at West Point in the Mid Hudson Region. 5. Will Casino gambling make it into the Catskills? 6. Our senior boys must register for the draft within 30 days after their 18th birthday. NATIONAL: 1. Reagan defeats Carter in the 1980 Presidential Elections. 2. Mt. St. Helen Volcano erupts. 3. John Wayne, Steve McQueen, and Mae West die. 4. John Lennon killed. 5. The U. S. boycotts the 1980 Summer Olympics at Moscow. 6. In February 1980, Eric Heiden wins 5 gold med- als in speed skating, and the U. S. Hockey Team captures a gold medal by defeating the Rus- sionas 4. to 3. 7. In Atlanta, Georgia, the number of slain or missing black children rises to 24; murderer at large. 8. MGM Hollywood Studio and the Hilton Hotel in Las Vegas have severe fires. 9. Jean Harris is found guilty of murdering “Scarsdale Diet author Dr. Herman Tarnower. Her sentence is a minimum of 15 years to a maximum penalty of life in prison. 10. John Hinkley Jr. attempts to assassinate President Reagan. The President is shot in the chest. 11. Astronauts John Young and Robert Crippen take off from Florida on April 12, 1981, orbit the Earth 36 times in the Columbia, and land in California on April 14, 1981 after being in space for 54‘ 2 hours. WORLD: 1. The 52 American Hostages were released after being held in Iran for 444 days. 2. There is a war going on between Iran and Iraq. 3. U.S.S.R. invades Afganistan. 4. Severe earthquakes in Italy and Greece. 5. The U.S. leads the world in space travel by developing the first reusable space system, the Columbia. $ PRICES $ Bread-.994 Can of soda-.504 Case of Genny-$6.00 Pack of gum-.254 Cigarettes-. 85 t 5lbs. of sugar-$2.10 1 lb. of chopped beef-$1.49 1 lb. of sirloin-$1.99 Gallon of milk-$2.10 Dozen Dunkin Doughnuts-$2.49 Big Mac-$1.29 Bagel-.18 t Gallon of O.J-$1.49 Cup of coffee- 504 1 lb. of coffee-$2.69 T.V. Guide-.404 Seventeen-$1.50 Times Herald Record-.254 New York Times-.304 Car-$6.000.00-$7,000.00 Gas-$1.49 gal. Fuel Oil-$1.59 gal. Albums-$8.00 45's-$1.40 Haircut (girl)-$20.00 (boy)-$10.00 Calculator-$25.00 Stamps-.184 Blow Dryer-$20.00 Doctor's visit-$15.00-$20.00 Physical-$13.00 Local telephone call-.104 Designer jeans-$30.00-$40.00 Galaxian and Space Invaders-.254 Bowling-$1.10 a game Shoes-.404 Movies-$3.75 Roller Skating-$4.00 Skiing lift ticket-$l 1.00 day $7.00 night Locker rental- $65.00 School lunch-.754 Drakes cakes-.504 School ring-$90.00-$130.00 Class trip-$175.00 Class Dues-Freshman: $2.00 Sophomore: $3.00 Junior: $6.00 Senior: $14.00 Carnations, Chocolate santas, chocolate bunnies: $1.00 School Play-$2.50 Basketball game-.504 S.A.T.-$11.00 A.C.T.-$9.00 Achievment-$ 15.00 S.U.N.Y. Tuition-$3,600.00 semester Permit-$5.00 3 hour course-$8.00 Driver’s License-$6.00 Yearbook-$15.00 147 148 If you can't be a pine on top of the hill. Be a shrub in the valley but be The best little shrub by the side of the hill. Be a bush if you can’t be a tree. If you can’t be a bush, be a bit of grass And some highway happier make. If you can’t be a muskie, than just be a bass But the liveliest bass in the lake. If you can't be a highway, be a street. If you can’t be the sun. be a star. It isn’t by size that you win or feel. Be the best of whatever you are. Do not follow where the path may lead. Go. instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. Sometimes I wonder Where I've been. Who I am, do I fit in? Make believing is hard alone out here on my own. We’re always proving who we are always reaching for that rising star to guide me far and shine me home out here own my own. When I'm down and feeling blue I close my eyes so I can be with you until the morning sun appears making light of all my fears. I dry the tears I've never shown out here on my own. Sometimes I wonder where I’ve been. Who I am. do I fit in? I may not win, but I can't be thrown out here on my own . . . Irene Cara 149 Now what are they serving for lunch? Wow, what a fox! I can’t believe I ate the WHOLE thing! School is killing me. Just read my lips. Oh no. not another bus drill! 152 Another vigorous day at Monti High. Look what I made! I'm going to get you. T.J. and Michelle are at it again! Ooh. what big muscles you have! Mmm. mmm. good! ■ Now I’m sure that I won't forget you. and I thank my lucky stars that you are who you 3fG James Taylor 154 jun AI AC DC wt Are i i o j I n« i o invntuiwi A stuntman to drive 11IOICO 272 Bdwy., Moi 794-0556 rman from burning to death apartment-houso blaze; .F mules; a pnw m ntion Dress m 1 ILjM-S I O CD LOU GRAiTt 0 MUPPET SHOW—Varie J . p Lou reluctantly sides The Muppot theater turns i {7:30-9:30______(K) ment when the Trib’s «pot theater when ventrilo URBAN BLONDIE m • iN Midnight Shew - M. I Sat. ROCKY HORROR ICTURE SHOW irate ad mi ................ wioaioi wiiwii vuini eluding his roporters. sti Wences arrives with his tr to automate the paper' associates. Edward Asnor. 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(Live.To'mirT ini O BUCK ROGERS dift.Buck (Gil Gerard) and an alien boy are • incarcera tants of] boy's id touch vj Wilfrid] ChristOfSH .' mmj PINK THE WALL WKRP In Cincinnati Dallas Saturday Night Live Rock World Benny Hill Soap Monty Python's Flying Circi Taxi DUSTIN HOFFMAN Kramer Kramer way LENNON FANTASY Co around the house); a kissing contest in Phoenix. Ariz.; a Wyoming man who travels on fuel-efficient motorized roll- ner. (60 0 5 KNOTS LANDING Val (Joan Van Ark) faces the prospect of her colostomy better than Gary _(Ted Shackelford), who falls apart at the seams. Sid: Don Murray. Ginger: Kim Lankford. Karen: Michele Lee. Laura: Constance McCashin. Kenny: H«unh on T 5fl mm Thank you Jimmy Carter and Dt wife Ror jnberg STEELY DAN AOII.V KENNY ROGERS ntiiAX OTTItOV Nell Diamondand Bab- Streisand have been eyeing a movie script based on their dual hit. “You Don't Send Me Flowers whj Ne L U I liters ird Kind now en-1 a1 special j loot age. yotanity. | 0 M A‘SH Surgeons race the clock to save a sol- dier with an irreparably lacerated aor Roberts: Kevin Brophy. Hawkeye Jan Alda. CT ABC NEWS—Frank Reynolds t t just the name of a tour these days with the highly successful Black Sabbath Blue Oyster Cult partnership no . immortalized in an actuals'• © NEWS 0 r 20 20—Nuah Down © JP MORK MINDY Mork accompanies Mindy (Pam Daw- ber) on an interview with a famous comic—Robin Williams. Sternhagen' Foster Brooks. 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Mat. 2 SOf U toi _ NcfvVol love Brooke Shieh BLUE LAGOON (R Someone is out to mur he heiress to a pharmac ticai empire. Is he some DORES THE POLICE BURT 49 REYNOLDS fVK 705 4 930 SUN MAT 2 PM Ny fS1 SanditII e !« 0«Y CALHOUN PAUL LINKE 7:30 9:30 Someone- to talk with to dance with to sing with to eat with to laugh with to cry with to think with to understand Someone- to be my friend Susan Polis Schutz You just call out my name and you know whereever I am I'll come running to see you again. Winter, spring, summer, or fall all you have to do is call- YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND! Carole King And the best is yet to come This is only the be- ginning And we've only just begun . .. You’re just time away Carole King 163 164 165 n We Are The Music Choir ; SOPRANO Ellen Albrecht Lori Budoff Tracey Captain Dale Cocot Bonita Daniels Nieves Dieguez Janet Fernandez Sophia Gasparis Adrienne Goldfarb Laurie Gray Jodi Hendrickson Suzanne Hollander Jane Jacobsen Elizabeth Kelly Jeanine Kloss Sylvia Long Tracey Manzi Tracey Massey Debra McCluney Pammi Muller Angela Rausch Melanie Reed Debra Robinson Lori Rubin Kathleen Schaefer Patricia Schaefer Lisa Seigel Sally Semonite Denise Smith Margret Tremper Beth Walsh Eileen Walsh ALTO Jane Andow Lynn Berman Cecilia Castellanos Denise Cedeira Lori Cedeira Tina Driscoll Leslie Evans Terina Ford Mary Ann Guarino Darcie Hine Barbara Horton Michelle Jordon Linda Klein Rosemarie Laudati Terry McCullough Lynette Mitchell Lisa Nekvapil Danielle Piazza Lauren Rossiter Rose Strong Jenny Sze Karen Thomas Mary Ellen Toomey Terri Walters Helen Yakin Margaret York TENOR BASS James Brawley William Bailey Ramon Cedeira Dana Berman Darin Dubois William Bunce Jeffery Hine Joseph Castle Eric Lustgarten Mitchell Cooper Fredrick Rausch William DePuy Peter Tango Edward Escobar Edward Tremper Daniel Gettel Ira Walter Brian Halpern Robert Yakin Walter Jennings Ivan Katz Farid Kerendian Brian O'Donohue David Purdy Michael Roosa Michael Rossiter Edgar Valdivia Neal Wechsler You’re in the wrong measure! You’re in the wrong key! You're slowing down! Come on! Watch me! You’re playing too loud! You’re off the beat! Can’t you count? Don’t tap your feet! I’m willing to bet, this could sound neat, Are you sure we're all playing the very same piece? One more time now! From the top! You Call This Music? Stop! Stop! Stop! Band FLUTE Helen Santiago Linda Klein II CLARINET Teresa Gregory Carolyn Kennedy Antoinette Sorrentino Steven Schwartz Susan Croce Janet Thomas Susan Krekun Christine Breen Danielle Piazza Janie Andow Lori Gordon Karen Kurthy II FLUTE Karen Stefanuk Wendy Berkowitz Colleen Cunningham Suzanne Greenfield Jill Eshelman Sue Raponi III CLARINET Jayne Meddaugh Ira Walter Cindy Levy Teresa Semonite Dale Berkowitz Patricia Monroe Coreena Richardson Marsha Brown Stephanie Pass Mary Ellen Toomey Lauren Rossiter Karen Thomas Michelle Walter Lisa Giarusso Michelle Macedonio Karen Stenscand OBOE ALTO CLARINET Penny Zokaie Margaret Tremper Ann Kelly BASS CLARNET 1 CLARINET Denise Cedeira Helen Yakin Robin Funston Harlan Madnick Terri Coney Leslie Evans 1 ALTO SAXOPHONE Diane Kraemer Steven Newman Debbie MacAdam Andrea Jackson Brian Kotin John Lane II ALTO SAXOPHONE Michael Kennedy Lisa Gregory Debbie Kaufman Jill Hastings FRENCH HORN Jamie Noeth Brian Sager TENOR SAXOPHONE Karl Millspaugh Scott Braunstein 1 TROMBONE Richard Baum Terry McCullough Fred Rausch Tim Havas BARITONE SAXOPHONE II TROMBONE Brett Herman Michael Roosa Lawrence Cooke Keith Stoloff BASSOON II TROMBONE Donna LaVecchia Stuart Kopplin Patricia Schaefer Tom Pfeister 1 TRUMPET BARITONE Charles Manna Gary Silverman Richard Maurer David Purdy Paul Gabriel TUBA II TRUMPET Robert Yakin Craig Seidler PERCUSSION Diane Jurgens Leonard DelGatto Ed Jung Robert Olcott Jeff Hine Joe Bryan III TRUMPET Kelly Lawler Brian Roggero Brian O’Donohue Scott Gillespie Ann Feinman Alan Gottlieb Debra Robinson Orchestra VIOLIN 1 Theodore Kaufman Angela Rausch Rosemarie Laudati Judy Murran Joanne Kinne Nieves Dieguez Brenda MacAdam Kathleen Schaefer Jane Jacobsen Elizabeth Cohen April Brafman Mariann Armstrong Laral Steigler Debbie Horowitz Tracey Manzi Stephen Griffin VIOLA Ronda Kaufman Marisa DiMarzio Michael Rossiter Susan Buckles Melanie Reed James Pammer VIOLIN II Michelle Jordan Lori Budoff Eileen Walsh Stuart Hirsch CELLO Toni Coney Beth Walsh Dale Cocot Michael Eisenberg Avis Yeomans Susanne McManus Valerie Meddaugh Melinda Bonner Brundia McCoy Anthony Castrogiovanni Christine Schum Margaret York Lisa Korth Stephanie Moore Jean Long BASS Donna LaVecchia Howard Fallick Patricia Schaefer Harrison Allen TRUMPET Sam Berger Charles Manna FLUTE Richard Maurer Linda Klein Paul Gabriel Teresa Gregory FRENCH HORN Susan Croce Brian Sager OBOE Karl Millspaugh Penny Zokaie TROMBONE Ann Kelly Terry McCullough CLARINET Tim Havas Leslie Evans Michael Roosa Harlan Madnick TUBA Helen Yakin Robert Yakin BASS CLARINET PERCUSSION Denise Cedeira Leonard DelGatto ALTO SAXOPHONE Robert Olcott Steven Newman Joe Bryan Andrea Jackson Kelly Lawler Scott Braunstein Brian O'Donohue BASSOON Debra Robinson Almost Philadelphia!?! 170 « 171 We Sing The Body Electric 173 And The Band Played On! Mr.Stephen Rovitz 175 STAGE BAND H. Allen A. Castrogiovanni H. Madnick T. McCullough B. Kotin S. Newman B. Roggero C. Seidler C. Manna R. Maurer P. Gabriel K. Stoloff F. Rausch S. Braunstein B. O’Donohue H. Fallick R. Olcott R. Yakin T. Havas R. Baum T. Pfeister G. Silverman BAND AREA ALL STATE S. Newman D. Cedeira C. Manna THEATRE ORCHESTRA A. Rausch J. Murran P. Zokaie D. LaVecchia T. Gregory L. Klein S. Croce S. McManus B. Walsh K. Schaefer E. Cohen H. Madnick L. Evans D. Kraemer H. Santiago S. Schwartz C. Kennedy D. Cedeira K. Stoloff T. Havas T. McCullough M. Armstrong D. Horowitz H. Yakin S. Braunstein S. Hirsch R. Kaufman M. DiMarzio L. Gregory B. Kotin S. Newman A. Jackson R. Olcott H. Fallick R. Yakin C. Seidler B. Roggiro B. Sager ORCHESTRA AREA ALL STATE A. Rausch J. Murran M. DiMarzio M. Eisenberg S. McManus B. Walsh H. Fallick R. Olcott N. Dieguez E. Cohen M. Armstrong D. Horowitz ORCHESTRA OFFICERS N. Dieguez B. Walsh R. Kaufman missing- A. Rausch Year Of The Woman! WOMEN’S CHORUS M. Reed. P. Muller, L. Budoff, J. Kloss, K. Thomas. M. Toomey. M. Jordan, B. Walsh. R. Laudati. D. Cocot. R. Strang. T. McCullough, L. Cedeira. E. Kelly. L. Rubin. L. Siegel. D. Piazza, J. Andow, L. Berman. D. McCluney WOMEN’S STRING QUARTET Angela Rausch Judy Murran Lori Budoff Beth Walsh ALL STATE K. Schaefer. M. Reed. Mr. M. Banner, L. Budoff, I. Walter ALL STATE - ALL EASTERN One of the biggest high school musical events of the year is the New York State School Music Associations Annual Conference. Each year, outstanding high school students are selected from throughout the state to participate in one of the Conference's performing groups. This year Monticello had five of their outstanding musicians selected to perform at the Conference. Lori Budoff, Melanie Reed, And Ira Walter were all chosen to perform with the All State Mixed Choir, while Angela Rausch, and Kathleen Schaefer were asked to perform with the second All State Women’s Choir. All the participants did a superb job. Every two years, an All Eastern concert is performed by students selected from surrounding states. Monticello sent Ira Walter to represent them in this year’s concert. We congratulate Lori And Angela for being selected to participate in Conference All State for the second year in a row. We also congratulate Kathleen for being selected this year, and Ira for his acceptance into All State and All Eastern Choir. Congratulations to Melanie Reed for being selected this year; we wish her good luck next year, too. 179 CHOIR AREA ALL STATE P. Tango I. Walter L. Budoff B. Bailey M. Roosa M. Tremper M. Reed L. Evans R. Yakin K. Schaefer D. Berman L. Klein ALL COUNTY CHOIR P. Tango. W. DePuy, B. O’Donohue. I. Walter. R. Yakin. B. Bailey. L. Budoff. L. Evans. M. Reed. T. McCullough. B. Walsh, F. Rausch. K. Schaefer. D. Berman. R. Strang. E. Lustgarten. L. Klein CHOIR OFFICERS N. Wechsler M. Rossiter P. Tango L. Cedeira L. Klein P. Schaefer missing-A. Rausch S. Semonite As the saying goes, Out with the old. in with the new.” As the Music Department welcomes Ms. Karen Hooghuis, the new string teacher, we say goodbye to a special instrumentalist. Angela Rausch has served for four years as concert mistress at Monticello High with all the dignity the position demands. Ms. Hooghuis. a graduate from New England Conser- vatory of Music, will soon be training another violinist to be concert mistress. We wish the best of luck to the both of you. 181 Dear Monti Music Department, Here are 21 questions we’ve always wanted to ask: 1) Why do concerts start at 8:01, not 8:00? 2) Why do we always have to perform massive musical chaos at the end of every concert? 3) Why does Mr. Rovitz always say “pooh-pooh-cah-cah? 4) How often does Nuk start? 5) Why does Mr. Hughs start every number “Beat, beat, ready, and . . . ?” 6) Does Mr. Hughes say, “Beat, beat, ready, and . . in concerts too? 7) What's next year’s musical? 8) If I get an “A” on my solo, can I be exempt from the final? 9) Why does everyone call Mr. Banner, Uncle Miltie? 10) How often does Mr. Hughes’ wife dress him? 11) Why Grouse? 12) Why are the best tissues at the bottom? 13) Du bing, du bang, du dong? 14) Why does Mr. Banner's piano say King Arthur’s Court? 15) Why is Choir’s duck fully dressed in a t-shirt, and band's gorilla only in underwear and sneakers? 16) Why doesn't orchestra hear the morning announcements? 17) Why does Mr. Rovitz’ voice crack, and should he take singing lessons to cure it? 18) What ever happened to Idi A-Duck, and who kidnapped him? 19) What's an Idi A-Duck? 20) Are Mr. Hughs, Mr. Banner, And Mr. Rovitz really the three stooges? 21) Will you miss the Monti Musicians of '81 as much as they will miss you? Thank you, Monti Musicians Dear Monti Musicians, Yes, we will. Monti Music Department 13 amn Yankees LI (In Order of Appearance) ■ :: ... .... __« mfl Y: Sist Dons Henry Sohovik Smokey Vernon Rocky Lynville Bouley Stane Mickey Eddie Van Buren Gloria Thorpe Lola ........ Miss Commissioner Postmaster Welch Lynch . Teen-Ager Chorus: Janie Andow Lynn Berman Sue Berman Denise Burr Lori Cedeira Sophie Gasparis Eileen Walsh Adrienne Goldfarb Ellen Greenwald Theodore Kaufman Jeanine Kloss Suzanne Lander Michelle Ledina jnK00! Michael Rossiter .Lori Budoff vRobert Rosengard . Rose Strang Cele Bisguier I Farid Kerendian .Jeff Perlmutter Daniel Villena Eric Lustgarten James Brawley Michael Roosa Daniel Gettel Neal Wechsler Brian O'Donohue Edgar Valdivia Peter Tango Dale Cocot Mary Ellen Toomey . Brian O’Donahue Mary Jane Abbruzzese Sergio Sabroso Anthony Russo Cecelia Castellanos Debra McCluney Ricardo Rodriguez Peter Rossiter Anthony Russo Sally Semonite Lisa Siegel Gaudalupe Ospina PRODUCER and MUSICAL DIRECTOR DRAMATIC DIRECTORS ■ ■ ASSISTANT MUSICAL DIRECTOR SET DESIGN and CONSTRUCTION HOREOGRAPHY ............... AGE CREW MANAGER .... OSTUMES ................ OSTUME COMMITTEE .......... MAKE-UP ........... ■ . .Arnold Hughs .. Martin Banner Debra Rovitz . Martin Banner . Stephen Rovitz Florence Leshner . . Ira Walter .. Lori Budoff . Kathy Schaefer Jessica Katz Lori Cedeira . Joseph Kaufman Wk A Student Council G.O. Officers -Vice President. Jeff Perlmutter; Secretary, Diane Kraemer; President, Brian McClain; Treasurer, Rhonda Kaufman (missing) 12th Grade 190 front: D. Profeta, J. Stott, D. Kraemer, S. Long, M. Oefelein center: B. Jones, T. Eshelman, P. Tango, C. Mucherson, S. Culver, E. Lustgarten, D. Fasce, S. Karp Back: B. McClain, C. Manna, L. Cedeira, J. Perlmutter. M. Manzi, N. Wechsler, H. Santiago, M. Bisaccia. M. Katz 11th Grade front: L. Berman, S. Pizano, A. DeSimone, B. Heins, L. Rubin, N. Briggs center D. McCluney, D. Cedeira. V. Meaddaugh, P. Schop, E. Colberg, B. Pinto back M. Lernet. N. Papagni, J. Duggan. S. Braunstein, T. Taylor 10th Grade front: K. Mueller, B. Garlick, D. Horowitz. J. Pammer, S. Grant center: J. Brawley, R. Smith. E. Baidowsky, S. Schwartz. L. Rauch back: M.Lopez, M. Davis, C. Ward, R. Katz, E. Coffee, L.Cohen, M. Bonner, P. Monroe 9th Grade front: K. Francica. L. Knopf, D. Burr, A. Brafman. D. Kaufman, T. Manzi center: E. Kaplan, V. DePuy, J. Sze, K. Talos, L. Cooke, L. Giarrusso, B. Bailey. L. Glass. J. Noeth, S. Nesin back: R. Paramore, R. Ancona. E. Valdivia. D. Dubois. M. Baker. S. Lander. M. Gibbs 191 Thanksgiving Food Drive Committees Of 10 And 50 R. Moore. L. D’Das. K. Thomas. C. Breen. C. Manna. S. Semonite. D. Cedeira, S. Grant. P. Strauss front: R Mauer. T. Taylor. D. Bogdan. N. Briggs. M. Bissaccia, D. Kraemer, S. Stott center: S. Raponi. B. Pinto. D. Cedeira. S. Croce. T. Captain. S. Hollander. R. Gitlin. D. Kaplan. J. Perlmutter. J. Petrus. D. Profeta, L. Heimowitz. G. Johnson. P. Agee. T. Armstead. L. Berman. S. Pizano back: J. Katz, C. Manna. B. McClain. C. Cunningham. B. Jones. R. Kaufman, M. Rossiter, E. Monti. L. Cedeira. A. DeSimone, B. Trust. S. Braunstein. J. Sze. D. Herman, P. Strauss, M. Katz. D. Cahill. B. Walsh Committee Of 25 Christmas Toy Drive M. Manzi. C. Schum. C. Kennedy. C. Nordby. B. McCoy. E. Greenwald. R. Maurer. C. Mucher- son. J. Thomas, D. Kaplan, L. Vucci. D. McCluney. D. Cutler, B. MacAdam, L. Rauch, S. Cosh. R. Kaufman. M. Rossiter, D. Jacobsen. Committee Of 10 front: Richard Maurer. Mary Anne Armstrong. Russell Paramore, Peter Tango back: Naomi Barbosa, Tracy Manzi. Mitchell Katz. Barbara Pinto, Steven Newman Interact Interact Officers I. to r. - Pres., T. Taylor; Vice Pres.. M. Rossiter; Sec.. J. Katz; Treas., R. Funston front: S. Berman. J. Petrus. J. Katz. R. Funston. T. Taylor. L. Rubin. M. Lerner center: M. Rossiter. P. Tango. R. Moore L Gordon E. Lustgarten, T. Captain. S. Hollander. L. Rossiter. D. McCluney, S. Gorton, J. Stott. D. Profeta, C. Cunningham. E. Cohen. L. Cohen. L. Rauch. C. Seidler back: R. Gitlin. M. Vanlnwegen. S. Newman. P. Rossiter. M Davis E Jung J Greenfield. P. Zokaie. D. LaVecchia. E. Weglinski, S. McManus. K. Kurthy. D. Freany, J. Zelanko, K. Isaacsson. M. Katz. R. Katz. D. Cutler. P. Strauss. K. Stoloff. C. McManus. J. Mendels. C. Doyle. S. Schwartz. S. Nosenchuck 194 Few people really understand what interact is all about. Interact is a service club designed to help our school and community. Mon- ticello High School’s Interact Club was once again designated, last year, by Rotary International, the number one club of its kind in the world! Each year, Interact raises near- ly $4,000 for worthy causes through various projects that in- clude the annual Pancake break- fast, the sale of oranges and can- dles for a scholarship, the deliv- ery of carnations on Valentine's Day, and the raising of money for the Thanksgiving and Holiday Drives. Seniors- front: J. Stott, S. Berman, M. Rossiter, P. Tango, R. Moore, E. Lustgarten, S. Nosen- chuck back: D. LaVecchia. C. Cunningham. D. Profeta, M. Katz, J. Petrus. S. Newman. J. Katz, D. Cutler, S. McManus. C. Doyle Interact also visits Crystal Run at Christmas, and works at the Special Olympics, the Rotary Art Show, and at the annual Run-A- Thon, as well as on many other projects. Interact members have fun, too. host exchange students, have parties and picnics, chal- lenge Key Club to a yearly basket- ball game, hit teachers in the face with pies at the Thanksgiving as- sembly, attend our annual District Convention at Kutsher's Hotel, and do what we do best - HAVE A GREAT TIME! Executive Board front: P. Strauss, L. Rausch, T. Taylor, L. Rubin. R. Funston, L. Gordon back: C. Seidler, S. Newman, J. Petrus, M. Rossiter, J. Katz Key Club Key Club is an organization that serves both the school and the community. It has nearly fifty members with Jeff Perl- mutter serving as president. 1980-1981 has been another typically successful year for the Monticello Key Club, with school projects such as Ser- vant Day, Christmas Santa Sales, and Easter Bunny Sales, not to mention dona- tions to Student Council when funds were needed. Out of school, members were constantly on the go, raising money for Special Olympics, the Heart Association, and the Red Cross, as well as visiting local infirmaries and hospitals and establishing the Key Club as an important community service organization. With a fine service record to show, Monticello served as the House Committee at this year’s New York State Key Club Convention held at the Pines Hotel. We can look forward to many more years of faithful service from our dedi- cated Key Club members. Pres. - Jeff Perlmutter, Treas.- Brian McClain, Vice Pres.- Scott Braunstein, Sec.- Sara Pizano, Corresponding Sec.- Michelle Manzi FRONT - A. Feinman, D. Horowitz. S. Pi- zano, D. MacAdam, S. Long, J. Perlmutter. S. Morgan, D. Kaplan. D. Bogdan, N. Briggs, M. Bisaccia, H. Santiago, E. Rhu- len, M. Manzi CENTER - B. Printo, R. Deschambeault, M. Gitlin, W. Berkowitz, S. Raponi, R. VanEtten, P. Monroe, A. Kelly, L. Cohen. K. Kennedy. 0. Santiago. B. MacAdam, C. Pittura, G. Huebner, J. Bien, C. Nordby, M. Oefelein, B. Walsh, T. McCullough, M. Morgenstein BACK - C. Abramson. S. Karp, J. Hamer. J. Glotzer. K. Stensland. R. Rush, T. Manzi, C. Sa- vickas, N. Diequez, E. Baidowsky, R. Maurer, J. Bradshaw. B. McClain, C. Man- na, J. Braunstein, L. Berman, P. VanEtten, J. Thomas, Miss Miegel 196 seniors front: S. Morgan, D. Kaplan, M. Manzi, S. Long, D. Bogdan, M. Bisaccia, H. Santiago center: J. Perlmutter, B. McClain, T. McCullough, B. Walsh. D. MacAdam back: M. Gitlin, C. Nordby, N. Diequez, R. Rush, C. Manna. J. Bien, M. Oefelein board front: S. Braunstein. M. Manzi. M.Oefelein back: B. McClain, S. Pizano. J. Perlmutter, P. Van Etter, N. Briggs 197 Debate 0 aTl c Uq Officers I. to r. - Tres. Sam Levine, Pres. Jerry Bradshaw. Vice Pres. Scott Braunstein. Sec. Tracy Taylor seniors- I. to r. - J. Bradshaw, L. Budoff, K. Isacsson, B. McClain 198 front: T. Semonite. D. Horowitz. M. Jordan. K. Isacsson center: D. Kaufman, P. Fleischler, M. Ledina. Zokaie P. back: T. Taylor, L. Gordon. S. Lander. T. Gregory. Miss Miegel. S. Levine. J. Bradshaw. B. McClain. L. Cooke. S. Braunstein, L. Budoff Monti Printz co-editors- I. to r. - Jerry Bradshaw. Scott Braunstein front: C. Manna. M. Manzi. S. Braunstein. J. Bradshaw. B. McClain center: S. Newman. S. Karp. T. Taylor. M. Katz. P. Strauss. R. Maurer. P. Zokaie. T. Eshelman. D. DuBois’ S. Nosenchuck back: J. Glotzer, D. Herman, B. Trust. M. Gitlin, S. Levine. M. Saltzman Mirar mw MHf., ssbWbBbs WmUi Ifpwmi Jiff t ® ! a ? ! S 8 m 8 ft c ™ 8 ft a. seniors- front: M. Manzi, S. Nosenchuck back: T. Eshelman. D. Herman, S. Karp, M. Saltzman, J. Bradshaw, B. McClain. M. Gitlin. M. Katz, S. Newman. C. Manna Honor Society With Mrs. Horton to guide us, President Debbie MacAdam to lead us, Jerry Bradshaw to back her up, Susan Oestrich to record the proceedings, and Lori Cedeira to pay our debts, we, the mem- bers of the National Honor Soci- ety, have worked hard to serve the school and have had fun doing it. Our activities include the tradi- tional newspaper sales, tutoring, the Senior Homecoming, Fresh- man Orientation, Parents’ Night, the Senior-Faculty game, induc- tions, kindergarten screening, scholarships, and a picnic. We have reached most of our goals for the year, and we have done our best to prove ourselves reasonably intelligent leaders, ex- celling in character, whose goal is to serve others. We hope ths - next year's members will reach their goals too, and that they will have as much fun as we have had. Treasurer: L. Cedeira, Vice President: J. Bradshaw, President: D. MacAdam, Missing: Secretary: S. Oestrich. FRONT - H. Santiago, S. Nosenchuck, D. MacAdam. E. Lustgarten, T. Wong, D. Profeta, C. Cunningham BACK - C. Doyle. L. Cedeira, J. Bradshaw. F. Boutsis. P. Tango, S. McManus. W. Gettle, T. Eshelman Election Committee 200 SITTING - D. Schneider. H. Santiago, L. Rubin, J. Pammer, N. Briggs STANDING - C. Pittura. T. Havas, D. Kraemer Broadcasting I. to r. - B. McClain. R. Kaufman. L. Evans. S. Karp. L. Budoff. M. Rossiter. D. Profeta Math Team front: E. Jung. S. Levine. P. Zokaie. D. Horowitz. L. Gordon center: W. Gettel. T. Eshelman. S. Lander. J. Meadoff, L. Gregory. T. Gregory back: B. McClain. H. Santiago. T. Taylor. R. Kaufman. N. Wechsler, B. Trust. D. Herman. S. Braunstein. M. Katz. S. Levine Chess Club front - D. Levine. E. Perez. M. Lerner. J. Hine. F. Rausch. 2nd row - J. Broskin, S. Hersch. J. Long. K. Richardson. L. Espie. D. Nesin 3rd row - L. Applebaum. R. Vakin. T. Kaufman. C. McManus. B. Ruggiero, D. Gettle, D. DuBois, back - J. Von Fradenburgh, B. Gettle, G. Silverman. R. Cedeira. C. Macker I. to r. - B. Trust. E. Monti, D. Herman, T. Eshelman, S. Levine front: T. Eshelman. P. Schop center: B. McClain, J. Perlmutter, M. Zeh, S. Levine. R. Roberts. S. Lander. K. Stensland, B. Daniels. R. Long back: E. Monti. S. Newman. D. Purdy. C. Manna, M. Saltzman. B. Trust, B. O'Donahue. D. Herman Stage Crew Lab Aides Monticello Enrichment Program front: E. Monti. J. Duggan. M. Lem er. S. Greenfield. E. Nordby. T. Eshelman. B. Horton. D. Jergens, D. Horowitz center: S. Levine. R. Rausch. A. Castrogiovanni. B. Bonner. P. Schop. P. Strauss. S. Braunstein. M. Katz. S. Lander. D. White. J. Stefl. R. Moss back: D. Herman. P. Zokaie. B. Kotin. S. Schwartz. D. Burr. L. Cooke. D. Kaufman. H. Santiago. B. McClain. L. Rubin. M. Bisaccia. T. Taylor, C. Manna. A. Brafman. R. Maurer. L. Gordon. J. Eshelman. Mr. Stewart Student Advisory front: D. Herman. R. Kaufman. S. Pizano. H. Santiago. D. Profeta. D. Kraemer back: S. Levine. D. Kaufman, T. Taylor. S. Braunstein. J. Bradshaw. C. Manna. B. McClain. J. Perlmutter French Club front: S. Cosh, D. Kraemer, A. Brafman, V. DePuy, D. Horowitz. C. Poin back: H. Hernandez, J. Payne. P. Davis. B. Garlick. B. Kotin, J. Rault. L. Rossiter, C. Bennett. L. Klein. J. Long, K. Isacsson, S. Pass. C. Cunningham Spanish Club 204 front: L. Gregory. M. Arkin, S. Hollander, T. Captain, L. Evans, D. Horowitz back: S. Nosen- chuck, S. Lander, E. Valdivia, T. DePace, B. O'Donohue, S. Levine. H. McArdle. M. Cassanova, T. Semonite, K. Longwell P.Y.E. Club front: S. Nosenchuck, D. Jergens, back: H. Yakin, J. Lewis, L. Espie, R. Laudati, R. Rosengard. D. Herman. M. Davis, J. Kaufman Science Fiction Club front: J. Duggan, T. Eshelman center: J. Henry. B. Trust, R. Rosengard, J. Kaufman, B. O’Donohue, S. Levine back: R. Laudati, D. Herman rV'J«.l L_ooKtov T HPCSToW Sewing Club front: P Bracey, D. Ellis. V. Dale, center: L. Blackman. C. Mizell. A. Allowe, Y. Davis. S. Walker. L. D'Das. C. Delequez back: B. Allen. W. Armstead. D. Smith. D. Foster. L. Chance. T. Woolever Office Staff front: M. Hooper. S. Cosh. Mrs. Ellenberg. E. Greenwald. back: R. Katz. C. Daniels. J. Kinney. K. King. D. Freaney. M. DiMarzio, S. Earl Nurse’s Staff I. to r. J. Latimer, K. Coble. R. Butler Library Staff front: J. Platt, M. Rodriquez. J. Ro- driquez. M. Baker, K. Toeth, J. Brawley, J. Fernandez, M. Goldych, S. Carvagil, J. Bocquet, C. Bennett Guidance Staff I. to r. - L. Sze, R. Butler 207 The Frog Prince Cast of Characters The Frog Prince ......................... The Princess ............................ The Queen .............................. The King................................. Merton ....................'............. Althea .................................. Chorus Mr. Rosengard Dave Herman Jessica Katz Suzanne Lander Joseph Kaufman . Edgar Valdivia ... Eileen Walsh ____Lori Budoff Farid Kerendian Michelle Jordan .. Jeanine Kloss Dale Cocot Cele Bisguier Rose Laudati Sam Lander 208 UPPER LEFT - Coach FRONT - H. Santiago, L. Rossiter, B. MacAdam, L. Raush, L. Klein BACK - C. Bennett. C. Kennedy. K. Kurthy, D. Garry MacAdam The Monticello Girls' Cross Country Team finished with a fine overall re- cord. The team placed fourth in the Orange County League Championship to top off a good season. Although plagued with many injuries, the team held together. Top runners included Debbie MacAdam, Brenda MacAdam, Karen Kurthy, Helen San- tiago, and Lauren Rauch. The team was rounded out by Cheryl Bennett, Lauren Rossiter, Linda Klein, and Caro- lyn Kennedy. Congratulations on a fine season and Good Luck next year. 214 UPPER LEFT - Coach SITTING • D. Porter. L. Heimowitz. E. Nieman, P. Tango. M. Rossiter, K. Kennedy STANDING - A. Garcia. S. Hough. Garry 0. Santiago. R. Santiago, P. Rossiter, B. Costa, S. Kopplin. C. Seidler This has been the most suc- cessful year in the Boy’s Cross Country Team history. The boy's posted an 8-3 record in the O.C.L. This was good enough for third place. The boy's were led by the steady performances of Kevin Kennedy and Peter Tango. Other top performers were Adalberto Garcia, Steve Hough, Lonnie Heimowitz, Ed Nieman, Dale Por- ter, and Oscar Santiago. Altough the team is losing some 4 ey play- ers to graduation, it should be back as strong as ever next year. Good Luck. 216 UPPER LEFT - Coach SITTING S. Jackson, L. Ellis, L. Rubin. N. Briggs, D. Bogdan KNEELING - R. Funston, D. Horowitz. E. Weglinsky, T. Atack Taylor STANDING - F. Fishier, D. Berkowitz, E. Cohen, T. Wong, L. Skinger The Girls’ Varsity Tennis Team had an excellent season. The girls came in 3rd overall in the Orange County League. The team was coached for the first time by Ka- ren Atack. The captains leading the team were Nancy Briggs and Tammy Wong. Five girls made it to O.C.L. Championships. They were Fawn Fishier and the double teams of Lori Rubin-Sharon Jack- son and Nancy Briggs-Danna Bog- dan. Congratulations on a fine season! 218 UPPER LEFT - Coach- SITTING - R. Klein. L. Vucci. J. McCluney. T. Manzi. K. Stensland, E. Kaplan, K. Fransica, E. Walsh KNEELING - C. Wood Pitturro, S. Crechan. P. Schiff, M. Ladina, A. Raymond, D. Piazza. J. Hastings, D. Burr STANDING - K. Callahan, P. Monroe. T. Massey, S. Grant. D. Freaney, S. Moore, J. Noeth, L. Glass, D. Kaufman, K. Thomas, Coach Wood UPPER LEFT bert Coach Sie- VanE ten KNEELING - M s. E Nordby STANDING ss. J. Allen. 0. Martin R UPPER LEFT - Coach 1st ROW • A. Feinman. S. Pizano, 0. Rodrigues, P. Croissant, 8. Heins 2nd ROW • D. Profeta, L. Berman, D. Cahill. E. Bryant Colberg. J. Thomas 3rd ROW • B. Walsh, T. J. McCullough, S. Clopton, A. Allowe. T. Armstead. R. Moore. M. Manzi, L. Black, G. Cox This year's 8-3-3 team dis- played the kind of school spirit and determination we can all be proud of. The girls made it to the O.C.L. sectional semifinals for the second year in a row, and Coach Larry Bryant sent seven players, a record number, to the Exception- al Seniors’ game. 19§tTproduced a fine, sustained team effort. We look for the girls to go all the way next year. Thanks for the memo- ries, and good luck! s n a Exceptional Seniors Game - front - T. Armstead, A. Allowe L Horace. S. Clopton back - L. Glass. L. Black. T. J. McCullough UPPER LEFT - Coach SITTING - M. Gitlin, B McClain, S. Marcus. M. Anthony, D. Kaplan, J, Perlmutter. M, Oefelein, H. Kroeger, Coach Kennedy Kennedy KNEELING - J. Reuss. S. Lauferswieler, M. Vanlnwegen STANDING • P. Rush. R. Deschambeault. W. DePuy, P. VanEttan, R. Rush, T. Baker, S. Morgan. A. Gottleib The Boys' Varsity Soccer Team enjoyed another fine season un- der the direction of coach Edward Kennedy. The team lost many of last year's members to gradu- ation, but returning this year as seniors were Dave Kaplan, Bob Rush, Brian McClain, Scott Mor- gan, Marc Gitlin, John Reuss, and Captains Mike Oefelein and Jeff Perlmutter. The Monties qualified for sec- tionals again this yearrand went on to edge Nyack in a dramatic shootout. The outstanding play of goalie Paul Rush proved to be the differ- ence in many of the Monties vic- tories as they finished the year with an 8-8-2 record. As a result of their consistent play all season, Bob Rush, Mike Oefelein, and Dave Kaplan were selected to represent Monticello in the Exceptional Senior Game. Congratulations guys on a great season and Good Luck next year. 225 Upper left - Coach I to r - C. Bennett. B. MacAdam, D. MacAdam, K. Kurthy, C. Breen, E. Weglinski, E. Walsh Bergstrom The Girls Cross Country Ski Team, under the experienced leadership of Captain Debbie MacAdam, won all of its meets and sent its five top skiers to the state intersectional race at Lake Placid. The continued lack of snow, especially throughout the month of February, created problems unique to this sport; but most of the skiers contin- ued training and completed our most successful year. 228 1« nior, Captain: Debbie MacAda Upper left - Coach I to r - Coach Bergstrom, J. Lacey, P. Rossiter, J. Pammer, L. Gregory, C. Brant. M. Rossiter, B. Katz, T. Bergstrom Kaufman, B. Mitchell, C. Seidler The Boys’ Cross-Country Ski Team finished the sea- son with an undefeated re- cord. This was the most suc- cessful season for Coach Bergstrom’s team. Top per- formers were Jim Pammer and Kevin Kennedy, both who qualified for State Championships. OtTfefs were Ed Jahrling, Charles Grant, and Mike Kennedy. Best of luck to the boys next year. Captain: Michael Rossiter 230 KJ UJ Upper left - Coach Kneeling-N. Briggs. D. Bogdan, Standing-C. Savickas, K. Strumpf, L. Glass, D. Laufersweiler. A. Feinman, D. Johnson Horowitz. Missing-L. Siegal Once again, The Monticello Girls’ Alpine Ski Team has shown itself to be as good as any team around, winning the O.C.L. Northern Di- vision. Overall O.C.L.. and section 9 cham- pionships. while making a strong impression at the State Intersectional meet at Lake Plac- id. This year’s squad is one of the youngest, most powerful the school has ever had and will definitely continue to produce impressive statistics for years to come. 232 y 233 Upper left - Johnson Coach KNEELING - D. Foss. C. Allor. B. Catalano. R. VanEtten. E. Nordby STANDING - E. Rhulen, R. Morgan. P. VanEtten, Coach Johnson, S. Laufersweiler, J. Stratton. M. Spencer. S. Morgan Monti High's Boys' Alpine Ski Team had a very successful season, continuing its in- credible dominance of the O.C.L. and section 9 by winning the O.C.L. Northern Division and Overall Championship, and faring well in the state intersectional meet at Lake Placid after being narrowly upset at the section 9 cham- pionships. This young, powerful team will only improve, and Coach Harold Johnson can look forward to many more years of fine perfor- mances by this talented group of students. 234 Upper left - Coach BOTTOM TO TOP - R. Adams, L. Mitchell, L Rossiter, C. Coplin, T. Garry Manzi. K. Stenslin, L. Stigler, D. Piazza. J. Noeth. M. Manzi. C. Pittura. E. Kaplan. C. Kennedy, J. Phipps, G. McRay, J. Hastings, S. Jackson. S. McManus, M. York, Coach Sweeney, L. Black The Girls’ Indoor Track Team had a very successful year under the direction of Coach Garry. All the girls went and did individual bests and had a winning spirit. In the O.C.L. Championship and in the Section 9 Class Championship, the girls placed 2nd. This was These were the best results ever for Girls’ Indoor Track. To top off the season. Tracey Armstead qualified for the State Champion- ship in the 55 yd. dash and the long jump. She went on to win the 55 yd. dash and gained the title of State Champion. Congratulations 236 237 Upper left BOTTOM TO TOP - K. Kennedy, L. Heimowitz! E. Nieman. P. Tango, Coach Garry H. Kroeger, M. Castello, K. Carney, R. Rodrigues, J. Dugan. Z. Pres- ley. S. Hough. G. Frick, I. Katz. M. Vasquez. J. Washington, K. Lawler, G. Johnson. E. Jung, R. Mauer, J. Gumbs, A. Garcia, J. Armstead. C. Daniels. W. Lopez The Boys' Indoor Track Team had an unbe- lievable number of individual successes. There were also many school records broken. In the O.C.L. championship the boys placed 5th and in the Section 9 Class Championship they placed 6th. In the State Qualifiers. George Frick got 10th place in hurdles. Ed Niemann placed 2nd in the high jump, and Willie Lopez placed 4th in the shotput. Senior Ed Niemann qualified for the State Champion- ship and placed 8th in the high jump. 238 Upper left - Coach Bu r KNEELING - Z. Mizell. R. Ford. D. Thompson. D. Kaufman. D. Gandy. STANDING - Coach Burr. T. Massey. V. Bonner. C. Jones. D. Ford. C. McCoy. Missing: Y. Davis Upper left - Coach FRONT - M. Morgan. S. Almodovan BACK - S. Cummings. M. Gibbs. T. Watson, J. Armstead B McCoy T Irish Nolan. D. Gray, J. Goldblatt. Coach Irish Upper left - Coach Atack KNEELING- S. Clopton. T. Armstead. G. Cox. D. McCoy. STANDING- V. Dale. P. Agee. L. Nash. S. Wearing. 0. Rodrigues, F. Bonner. H. Alii, L. Horace. A. Allowe This is the first time in Monticello High's history that the girl's Varsity Basketball team has achieved so much and gone so far. This year the team’s playing was outstanding. The team consisted of nine seniors and four ju- niors. Under the supervision of Coach Atack, they became a disciplined ball club with a controlled fast break. Four starters made the top twenty high scorers in the O.C.L. Ameri- can Conference League. They were Sharon Wearing. Lisa Horace. Odette Rodrigues, and Felicia Bonner. A coach should take advantage of what she has to work with; this year Coach Atack had a lot to work with and took every advantage she could. The girls won the American Confer- ence Crown, the Section 9 Class B Champion- ships. and the Regional Championships. They were edged out in the Semi-Finals for States. We would like to congratulate Coach Atack for being selected by the Times-Herald Re- cord as Coach of the Year. She has done a great job. We are extremely proud of the girls and Coach Atack. We hope your success contin- ues in college. You have set a tough record to beat for the rest of the girls in the years to come. Captains: T. Armstead, and G. Cox. 242 Upper left - Fleischer Coach KNEELING - E. Manson. M. Anthony. D. Ellis. I. Silva STANDING - R. Jones. B. Wells. S. Newman. B. Allen. K. Williams. R. Williams, E. Wearing. S. Jones. Coach Fleischer The Panthers boasted an impressive 12-7 record this year. Unlike last year, the cagers had five offen- sive threats on the starting line-up. Point guard Mike Allen blew away the school record for assists this year, but he couldn’t have done it without the pure shooting of Earl Wearing and Ivan Silva. Without a doubt, the fastest forward in the league was the high- flying Randy Adi'’ Williams. Sophomore Ken Williams took in the, boards for the Monties. Steve Newman and Eric Manson were the first two off the bench. andUld their jobs as strong forward and dynamite shooter. Coach Fleischer was impressed with the play of all seven men. Rouding up the line-up are Marc Antony, Gene Ellis, Barry Jarrett, and Brian Wells. We’re proud of you. Panthers. 244 Captai 246 FRONT - R. Smith. C. Crumley. M. Guarino. J. Sze MIDDLE - D. Reeves, L. Giarusso. TOP - G. Gulotta 249 Upper left-Coach Bry- KNEELING - B. Merchant, 0. Santiago, R. Santiago, B. Costa, A. Brafman STANDING - D. Bennett, B. Mitchell. M. ant Oefelein, M. Cleveland, A. Blakesley, S. Bonafino Missing - M. Romano, B. O'Donohue, M. Brown, R. Baum, R. McCray The Varsity Wrestling Team suc- cessfully completed the season with a 7-9 record. The Panthers were led by Co-Captains Michael Cleveland and Michael Oefelein. Seniors in- clude Steve Bonafino, Dave Bennett, and Michael Oefelein. Other out' standing wrestlers include freshman Rafael Santiago, and sophomore Bil- ly Mitchell. Upper left - Coach Hoar KNEELING - E. Joseph R. Paramore, M. Brown, C. Pranis, K. Miller BACK - J. Dobbs, S. Crawford. G. Whitehead, R. Brown, D. Gandy, J. Valachos, A. Joseph 252 Upper left - Coach Bury SITTING - M. Casanova. V. Dale. D. McCoy. S. Pizano KNEELING - P. Croissant, D. Cahill, B. Pinto STANDING - N. Crawford, L. Nash, L. D'Das Upper left - Coach SITTING - M. Manzi, P. Agee. S. Clopton, A. Allowe, K. Booth 2nd - TJ. McCullough. D. LaVecchia. R. O’Bannon. T. Bury Wong 3rd - G. Cox, J. Petrus, S. Culver. D. Profeta, H. Reed The 1980 Varsity Volleyball team had an outstanding season. They finished the year with a 12-2 record. The girls lost to Port Jer- vis in the last match of the season putting them in 2nd place in the Orange County League. The team was led by Co-Captains Kathy Booth and Helen Reed; both were se- lected by the O.C.L. to play m-tii Exceptional Senior Match. With most of the team return- ing in the 1981 season and outstanding play- ers moving up from J.V., the girls anticipate another successful season. This time, they are going all the way! 254 255 Upper left - Coach Goldych front: M. Brown. D. Kaplan, D. Cabrera back: E. Lake. M. Cooper The 1980 bowling team was led by David Kaplan, Dwayne Ca- brera, Mitch Cooper, Ed Lake and Marsha Brown. The team had a very successful season They took 2nd place in the Section 9 tourna- ment. Everyone will return in the 1981 season, and they anticipate another successful year. Con- gratulations and good luck! 256 In recent years, the ping pong team has participated in an annual tourna- ment in Port Jervis. Steve Newman and Lonni Heimowitz have been fighting for the number one spot for three years. The team consists of five players and one alternate. Sean Karp, Joe Holland, Keith Stoloff, and Greg Holland round up the table tennis squad. L. Heimowitz and K. Stoloff. Missing: S. Newman, S. Karp, G. Holland. J. Holland. STANDING - S. Silverman. M. Rossiter. J. Mendels. R. Morgan. KNEELING - Coach Roche. MISSING: S. Newman. J. Farquhar. The Monticello Golf team is in its re- building stage and expects to improve over the next two years. The team is paced by three seniors, all of whom have had experience in match play. They are Jody Farquhar, Steve Newman, and Mi- chael Rossiter. The team also boasts several other ex- cellent players: senior Steve Silverman, ju- nior Matt Goldych, sophomore Jay Men- dels, and freshman sensation Rick Mor- gan. Best of luck, fellas, in 1981! 257 UPPER LEFT - Coach SITTING - K. Stoloff, S. Sabroso, P. Strauss, D. Cutler. KNEELING - M. Katz, J. Glotzer, M. Gitlin, J. Bradshaw. Williams. STANDING - T. Jackson, C. Rapkin, S. Karp. C. Seidler. MISSING - T. Slayton. The Monticello Boys' tennis team had a strong season last spring, and showed depth and consistency. Led by coach Evan Williams, the anthers, though usually outnumbered, maintained a winning record )ll season and show great promise for the upcoming season. Last ear's graduates were Cory Rapkin and Teddy Jackson; all but one barter will be returning this year. This year’s seniors are Sean Karp, Javid Cutler, Mitchell Katz, Marc Gitlin, and Jerry Bradshaw. The Monties look forward to improving last year's successful season. 3ood luck! 258 UPPER LEFT SITTING - S. Messinger, T. Manzi, D. Kaufman, K. Thomas. K. Kurthy. B. MacAdam, D. MacAdam. R. Moore. Coach Bryant KNEELING - L. Mitchell, L. Steigler, K. Stensland, L. Black. S. Jackson, 0. Rodriguez. T. Armstead. L. Rossiter. L. Klein. C. Kennedy. STANDING - P. Monroe. S. McManus, S. Grant. L. Burns. S. Wiles, L. Rauch, C. Bennett, J. Thomas, M. Abbruzzese, S. Moore, H. Santiago. The Girls’ Track team had its best season ever in he spring of 1980! As a team, the girls were the lection 9 Class B champions. There were also some utstanding individual achievements. Sharon Wiles vas the Section 9 champ in the hurdles and high ump. She placed 7th in the high jump at the New 'ork State meet. Tracey Armstead captured the lection 9 championship in the long jump and 100 neter dash. She placed 2nd in the long jump at the ;tate meet. With almost the entire team returning in he spring. Coach Bryant and the girls anticipate mother overwhelming season. Thank you for a job ‘nicely-done” and good luck! UPPER LEFT - Coach SITTING - H. Kroeger, J. Stahre. 0. Santiago. S. Crawford. R. Pizano, A. Bradley. R. Morgan. B. Walker. K. Lawler, Bryant S. Hough KNEELING - K. Kennedy. R. Deschambeault. C. Zayas. J. Catalano. G. Krause. R. Katz. T. Nieman. J. Gumbs, B. Crisan, V. Jenkins. P. Tango. M. Oefelein STANDING - R. Moskowitz. L. Gregory. E. Nieman, L. Heimowitz, G. Frick, K. Carney. A. Garcia, M. Kennedy, D. Bennett The Boys’ track team had a fine season in 1980. As a team, the boys finished 5th in the Section 9 championship meet. There were outstanding indi- vidual achievements. Adam Bradley captured 1st place, at the Section 9 meet, in the long jump with an overwhelming distance of 22’9V4 . He was 5th in the long jump at the New York State championship meet. Rafael Pizano was 3rd in the 330 yd. hurdles at the Section 9 meet. Also during that meet, Ed Niemann took 4th place in the high jump with a distance of 6’4”. a new school record. Coach Bryant and the boys anticipate another fine, if not better, season. Congratulations and good luck! 262 - Coach SITTING - J. Kehoe, J. Sze, J. Rault, C. Lugo, J. Kinney. KNEELING - D. Dauch, A. Kelly, M. Brown. J. Platt, A. Smith. STANDING - Miss Wood. R. Ilardi, S. DeBow, H. Alii, C. Richardson. LEFT - Coach Kaufman KNEELING - J. Goldblatt. J. Drillings. P. Rossiter. C. Pram's, S. Almodovar. M. Anthony. E. Nordby. B. Casta, R. Sze, M. Brown. STANDING - W. Merchant. T. VanKeuren. B. Stott. N. Papagnia, J. Payne, B. Wells, P. Rush. J. Lacey. P. VanEtten, M. Raponi, R. Cabrera. Coach Kaufman. UPPER LEFT - Coach SITTING - L. Gordon, J. Stott, L. Sze, E. Bogursky. KNEELING - K. Strumpf. K. Brown, L. Williams. B. Welch. Goldych STANDING - G. Gonzalez, C. Snowden, K. Shaw, D. Stefl, Coach Goldych 266 UPPER LEFT - Coach SITTING -A. Catalano, M. Romano, D. Kaplan. A. Griffin, S. Morgan. KNEELING - D. Griffin, C. Illardi, R. Coney. M. Hoar Cohn, D. Coughlin. STANDING - Coach Hoar, D. Cabrera. C. Manna, R. Rush. 268 The Monticello Varsity Baseball team laid the foundation for a winning future with several key O.C.L. victories in 1980. Despite an apparently dismal 3-16 record, the Monties have 6 starters returning in 1981. more than most teams in the league. Third year coach Kyle Hoar has “Most Valuable Player'.’ and 3rd team O.C.L. All- Star Dwayne Cabrera; leading hitter Rob- ert Rush, both seniors; and Sophomore Matt Romano to look to for leadership and productivity on a vastly improved Monties team. Good luck! ★9 16 8 9 PREPi SFH LAB 2 Robert Rosengard Norb Skalski Co-Editors Diane Kraemer Debbie Profeta We hope you enjoy the memories inscribed in the yearbook. We have all had good times putting it together, and we have worked hard to please you. We believe we have succeeded. On behalf of the yearbook staff and advisors, we wish everyone long, healthy, and happy lives. The best of everything in all future endeavors. Remember the good times. We extend a very special thank you to Mr. Robert Gandalf” Rosengard and Mr. Norb Skalski. There will always be a special place for both of you in our hearts. Take care . . . With much love and friendship always. Diane Kraemer and Debbie Profeta Advisors (Co-Editors) 276 Typists front: M. Bisaccia, J. Perlmutter back: A. Kenjersky, J. Bulaga, Missing: H. Santiago Advertising B. Welsh, K. Schaefer, S. Luny, F. Boutsis. Missing: K. Price, S. Ostrich 278 Carmella Doyle, Missing: A. Allowe, T. Armstead, C. Cunningham, T. Eshel- man, R. Kaufman, B. O’Donahue Marc Ortiz and Donna LaVecchia ■9 front: B. Trust, B. McClain, C. Manna, S. Berman, Back: D. Cutler, D. Herman, M. Gitlin. Alma Mater Monti High, we love your colors Of the blue and white; And to keep your place of honor We will always fight. ♦ Lift your colors, fling them outward, Show that we are true; Monti High will never falter, We’ll be true to you. High School days are swiftly flying, Swiftly flying by; Let us not forget in passing Monticello High. Lift your colors, fling them outward, Show that we are true; Monti High will never falter, We’ll be true to you. ♦ ♦ ♦ K A Wanted: 18. 0 ssBio PATRONS Kristt Company Mulvey’s Marine and Sports Shop D.J. Riehle Opticians Playland Larry Kaplan Stailing Truss Company Donald Block’s Monti Agency Sorim Unisex Salon Rialto Liquor Store Discount Sound Yellow Cab Company Margo’s Coffee Shop Steve Plotkin’s Landfield Garage Paul’s Locksmith and Hardware Carlo’s Restaurant Bon Tress Salon Big Ben Jewelers SPONSORS Ernest and Yumiko Kroenner Jerome and Barbara DeLong Mr. and Mrs. James OefeLein Stollman’s Fish Company Sol Strand’s Barber Shop Country Squire Barber Shop Pizza Napoli IERGY SYSTEMS DIV. OF VAN ETTEN OIL CO., INC. MONTICELLO, N. Y. 12701 Congratulations Class of '81 Kelly Candy Tobacco Corporation 9 Landfield Avenue Monticello, New York 12701 V 287 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 The Concord Hotel Kiamesha Lake, NY 12701 794-4000 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 Right Finishing Company Woodcliff Avenue Monticello, NY 12701 794-6440 Best Wishes Class of '81 Take good care of your future because that is where you are spending the rest of your life. Good luck Class of '81 Giovanni’s Subs Lefty’s Char-Broil Rte. 42 Rte. 42 Monticello, NY 794-8668 Monticello, NY V To Jay, his friends, and the Class of '81 Good Luck and Success in the future. k. Rapid Heat Fuel Oil Corporation Madelyn, Al, and Denise Schneider A p Best of Luck, Graduates Congratulations to the Class of 1981. Thanks for your loyalty, and good luck in the future. United National Bob Whipple’s Bank Jfe■„ Ski Shop Callicoon, Monticello, $ - J Holiday Mtn. Ski Area Narrowsburg, Sparrowbush, 1 Bridgeville, NY Wurtsboro t Monticello Greenhouse J 291 z Congratulations to the Class of ’81 Congratulations Class of '81 $keA AUTO PARTS, INC. 74 PLEASANT STREET MONTICELLO, N.Y. 12701 794-7722 The Beer Store 77 Pleasant St. Monticello, New York 794-8541 ijm Discount beer, soda, and draft beer Roarks Tavern Best Wishes In The Years To Come Class Of ’81 Best Wishes in Your Future Endeavors Lina Tony Cellini. 14 Landfield Ave. Monticello, N.Y. 12701 794-9742 JOE ROTA’S IMPORTED PIPES: CIGARS, TOBACCO HALLMARK CARDS GIFTS 794-4460 288 BROADWAY MONTICELLO, N.Y. 12701 Z ■S V 292 Best Wishes Class of '81 Congratulations Class of '81 Gager’s Diner Monticello Photo Broadway, Monticello, NY Port Jervis Rd and Lloyd Lane Monticello, NY 794-7151 t Best of Luck and Congratulations STORE FRONT FABRICATION jf1 293 7 To David and his Graduating Class of 1981 Best of Luck from Ralph Cutler’s Male Modes 290 Broadway Monticello, NY 794-1450 Robert Green Chevrolet-Olds Best Wishes and safe driving to the Class of ’81 Bridgeville Rd. Bridgeville, NY 794-6161 THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS A 5k 294 r S Congratulations to our seniors and Class of ’81 Monticello High School Key Club Janice Bien Brian McClain Maria Bisaccia TJ. McCullough Danna Bogdan Michelle Manzi Nieves Diegues Scott Morgan Marc Gitlin Cheryl Nordby Lisa Glass Mike Oefelein Sean Karp Jeff Perlmutter Sylvia Long Robert Rush Debbie MacAdam Helen Santiago Beth Walsh __________A 295 Congratulations to our Billy and the graduating Class of ’81 Dick and Pat Crumley Seven-X Motors Inc. Rte 55 White Lake IM.Y. Quality Used Cars 583-9823 7 Compliments of Broadway Office 794-8200 Port Jervis Rd. 794-8204 Member F.D.I.C. k_________________A ------- Congratulations Class of '81 Best Wishes Class of '81 % Lumber Co. Inc. P. O. Box 351 East Broadway Monticello, N. Y. 12701 Monticello, New York Congratulations Class of '81 Congratulations Class of 81 The Old Homestead Restaurant EXCELLENCE IN SALES SERVICE PARTS SULLIVAN COUNTY GLASS CO. AL LAINO PRESIDENT HOUSE OF GLASS AND ALUMINUM (914) 794-0660 Bridgeville Rd. Monticello, N.Y. 25JEFFERSON ST. MONTICELLO, N.Y. (914) 794-6111 J 299 V A Kutcher’s Country Club Monticello, NY 12701 y Good Luck Graduates (914) 796-3333 Gracious Country Dining RT. 17 QUICKWAV EXIT 109 4 MILES BELOW MONTICELLO ROCK HILL. NEW YORK S. Congratulations And Best Wishes In Future Endeavors THE ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, AND STAFF OF MONTICELLO HIGH SCHOOL A 300 INTERACT Wishes the best of luck to our graduating members and the Class of '81 Susan Berman David Cutler Colleen Cunningham Carmela Doyle Katarina Isacsson Jessica Katz Mitchell Katz Rhonda Kaufman Annie Kenjersky Donna LaVecchia Eric Lustgarten Neal Susanne McManus Robin Moore Steven Newman Sharon Nosenchuck Susan Oestrich Jeanne Petrus Debbie Profeta Michael Rossiter Kathy Schaefer Jeanne Stott Peter Tango Wechsler ____________________________________________________________________________ 7 S To the Class of '81 The very best of wishes now and in the future from everyone at: J. M. Texaco 54 Jefferson St. Monticello, NY 794-3466 to Jeff and his classmates County Roofing 794-1500 ____________________________________£ ■............ Oakley Cleaners Best Wishes to Jessica Katz and the Class of '81 For All Electrical Needs % 156 Broadway Monticello, NY 794- 6510 Congratulations to Lisa and the graduating class of 1981. Good Luck to all. The Siegel Family ASSOCIATED ELECTRIC Licensed Electrical Contractors • New Construction • Renovations • Violations Removed . Day Nite Emergency Service Resjdentia| Commercial Industrial DAVID E. SHULMAN 292-5980 R.D. 1, Ferndale, N.Y. 12734 Best Wishes Class of ’81 Rhulen Agency Broadway Monticello, N.Y. 303 f S Congratulations Party it up! Congratulations to Class of 1981 from Mon. Sat 794—8522 8-5 F. W. Woolworth GUARDIAN TRANSMISSION (We Did Not Buy A T'rancltise We Built A Reputation) All Work Guaranteed Congratulations to Mitchell and his classmates. TEL. (914.) 794-IQie B IjljV CADILLAC ¥ doofic.x ZPaint VV f v PONTIAC BUICK A. Z. MOTORS, INC. 147 BROADWAY MONTICELLO, NEW YORK 12701 (914) 794-7900 ALLEN COOPER 6 THORNTON AVENUE PROPRIETOR MONTICELLO, N. Y. 12701 304 Best of luck Class of '81 From Spector’s Pharmacy Congratulations Class of '81 Sullivan County Collision Steve Davidson Telephone 794-5148 24 HOUR TOWING 105-107 EAST BROADWAY MONTICELLO, N.Y. 12701 Congratulations Class of '81 BURGER KING 133 Broadway Monticello, New York 305 m I m m 5St? bgisp A-;3.2“ - c _5 COME TO MONTI COUNTRY! The thrills of competition • All the learning action leading up to the finals. • The most exciting tournaments of minds. Many activities and more!
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