Monticello High School - Monti Yearbook (Monticello, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1983 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty p. 2 Sports p. 20 Activities ...................p. 76 Music ................p. 94 Underclassmen ........p. 114 Seniors p. 134 Yearbook Staff .......p. 186 Advertisements p. 191 U ■ LjJ r k _a J®_ @2 1 (sr1 K51 .kL ,_4L. feri? BOARD OF EDUCATION Sitting L-R: A. Wolkoff, E. Nesin, G. Briggs, G. Seitel. Standing L-R: W. Horton, F. Silverman, J. Rosenheck, M. Johnson, E. Greenwald. CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION Dr. R. Kaiser, Superintendent. J- T- Lawler, Assistant Superintendent. 4 T. Corwin, Business Manager. SECRETARIES L-R: S. Logan, F. Ellenberg, J. McGowan, H. Gearhart. ' • I. ■ Va.'u- • V •••Sa •Li— j. • i. iCT, ••� � - v. ‘‘T— - ” I 20 L- iV 6 CUSTODIAL STAFF L-R: J. Perry, D. Sicher, B. Ro- sen, M. Gardner, L. King, M. Ward, J. Ruggerio, E. Breed- love, M. Boulware. MISSING: E. Marsiglia, F. Armstrong, T. Stowers, B. McCormick, I. Smith, F. Wat- son, L. Watson. ENGLISH Front Row L-R: R. Beresa, L. Bradshaw, C. Bahruth. Second Row L-R: R. Rosengard, E. Williams, E. Motl. Back Row L-R: B. McDonald, L. Skol- nick, S. Manz. Missing: R. Higgins. SOCIAL STUDIES Front Row L-R: B. Jacobs, J. Elis, B. DeSandre. Second Row L-R: D. Goodstal, M. Kemp, E. Witkowski. Back Row L-R: R. Shaw, R. Falcone. 7 MATH L-R: First Row: J. Reith, L. Balch, L. Horton Second Row: K. Gregory, K. Feller, A. DiCaprio, J. Thomas Back Row: N. Jacobs, S. Abramson BUSINESS AND HOME ECONOMICS L-R: First Row: E. Parks, A. Borko, M. Schneider, K. Katzman Second Row: W. Levinson, M. Burke, M. Solomon 9 L-R: E. Kalter, E. Moti, P. Yoho. Missing: P. Rausch LANGUAGE HEALTH G. Monaco I SCIENCE L-R: First Row: E. Weinstein, N. Silverstrim Second Row: A. DeFeo, T. Druse, R. Pallaria Back Row: R. Stewart, M. Neufeld GUIDANCE L-R: Bottom F. Lubniewski, G. DeHaven, J. McGowan Top: R. Walsh, W. Bergstrom AUDIO VISUAL J. Metzger NURSE AND ATTENDANCE L-R: Nurse P. Van Etten, At- tendance Officer J. Gorman, J. MacAdam. 13 DRIVER EDUCATION L-R: L Towner, K. Garry. AIDES L-R: J. MacAdam, E. Geysen, L. Leap, M. Schneider, S. Abramson, MISS- ING: C. Rosenberg, M. Pittaluga. CAFETERIA STAFF L-R: B. Wendler, J. Wallace, J. Staat- ton, H. Keifer, N. DeCristofalo, L. Gregory, J. Gregory, J. Vlachos, J. Frazer, L. McBride, B. Vorisek. SPECIAL EDUCATION L-R: L. Leap, L. Klein, M. Morgano, C. Button. Missing: J. Underwood. 15 PHYSICAL EDUCATION L-R: E. Kennedy, M. Bury, L. Bryant, J. Koktavy, R. Roche. 17 2 LDrz V Mcntie matmen ■ ■ - -Z-i N Cs| BOYS' ALPINE SKIING Kneeling L-R: C. Schenker, L. Servadio, E. Rhulen, P. Savickas, Standing L-R: E. Rosen, E. Nordby, D. Raponi, S. Laufersweiler, B. Catalano, R. Jackson, P. Van Etten, MISSING: R. Morgan. r The Monti High Boys' Ski Team, coached by Mr. Goldych, took on this year's season with vigor. Captains Peter Van Etten and Shawn Laufersweiler have led the team to a perfect record of 6-0. The teams that fell to Monticello were Liberty, Falls- burg, and Warwick. The Panthers have also won every OCL meet so far. Monticello has always had at least five racers in the top ten and at least eight in the top twenty. This year is no exception. Shawn Laufersweiler and Bob Catalano have done an outstanding job this year, with one or the other placing first in every race. Congratulations to all members on a great job and a fantastic season. 23 GIRLS' ALPINE SKIING Kneeling L-R: L. Morgan, K. Fells. Standing L-R: P. Monroe, A. Ledina, D. Horowitz, D. Laufersweiler, K. Savickas, R. Mendels, H. Monn, L. Glass. The undefeated Girls' Alpine Ski Team finished their mid-season with a 9-0 record, and the girls captured the OCL North Division championships under the leadership of Coach Samuel Goldych and captains Debbie Horowitz and Kris Savickas. They are expected to do well in the Championship Ski- Off this February. Good luck, girls! 24 25 fo O' BOYS' CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING Bottom Row L-R; R. Van Etten, J. Pammer. Second Row L-R: L. Rossa, J. Platt, R. Lacy, B. Herman, S. Borko, J. Bogart. Top Row L-R: C. Seidler, Coach W. Bergstrom, M. Kennedy. Due to the lack of snow in the 1982-83 season, the Cross-Country Ski team has had to resort to much dry land training. The boys' team has lost some of its depth; however, all members have shown a lot of improvement. The entire team will compete in an Empire State Game Qualifying Race. A few top members will hopefully qualify to compete in the Intersectional race in Lake Placid in March. Last year, Jim Pammer, captain of the boys' team, placed sixth in New York State and is expected to be in the top three this year. Good Luck! 27 QZ GIRLS' CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING Bottom Row L-R: B. MacAdam, L. Rauch, C. Kopplin, J. Kenney, T. Peters. Middle Row L-R: S. Grant, E. Cohen, K. Stensland, H. Galligan. Top Row L- R: Coach W. Bergstrom, K. Keller, S. Monroe, T. Burke, M. Smith. The Girls's Cross Country Ski Team is undefeat- ed in their 1982-83 season thus far. Due to the lack of snow, the team has been forced to practice on concrete, making use of their roller skis. Even so, they have overpowered the three teams they have competed against, and Coach Bergstrom is positive that they will be undefeated at the close of the season. Captain Brenda MacAdam will attempt to lead the team to Section 9 championships. Good luck, girls! 29 30 JV BOYS' BASKETBALL Kneeling L-R: T. Armstead, M. Snowden. Standing L-R: S. Strong, L. Mathis, R. Reuss, C. Patt, A. Weeks, B. Nevins, P. Williams, D. Larkin, K. Drew, S. Rosenblum, I. Jarratte, M. Watson, Coach A. DeFeo. The Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball Team made great strides this past season. Capturing the Billy C. Moran Memorial Tournament at Delaware Valley, the boys realized how their hard work and self- discipline could pay off. In early season games, the boys continued to win. It was the best season a JV team had since 1968. The players are anxiously awaiting the OCL JV playoffs. Coach DeFeo attributes the excellent season to the team leadership exhibited by captains Mike Snow- den and Terrence Armstead, as well as to the hard work of the rest of the team. 31 BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling L-R: D. Gray, S. Almadovar. Sitting L-R: B. McCoy, R. Stubbs, S. Cummings, L. Williams. Standing L-R: H. Armstead, E. Manson, J. Armstead, T. Nowlin, K. Williams, R. Morgan, T. Watson, Coach Irish. The 1982 Varsity Basketball Team is composed of six seniors who have contributed greatly to this team and will be missed sorely after they graduate. Hoopsters Eric Manson and Rodney Morgan and Kenny Williams never failed to pro- duce a record number of points per game to help the team chalk up another victory. Other members of this fine team have per- formed to their potentials and have always been able to play their best whenever called upon. These outstanding members include Troy Now- lin, who is widely known for his slam-dunks and spectacular lay-ups; Lance Williams, whose quickness adds a great deal to the fast-moving pace on the court; Brian McCoy, whose quick thinking in tight-spots; and other members who have added so much to please the fans of Monti- cello and their coach, Mr. Robert Irish. The Pan- thers closed their year with a surprising but well- deserved second place trophy in the Class B Sec- tion 9 tournament. In accomplishing this, they had to get by Wallkill, Nyack, and Port Jervis before losing to Burke in the finals. Great going! 34 BOYS' INDOOR TRACK Bottom Row L-R: J. Horvath, E. Jung, G. Jung, Second Row L-R: J. Robinson, R. Morgan, R. Condron. Third Row L-R: J. Fleischer, K. Lawler, C. McManus. Fourth Row L-R: P. Rossiter, J. Gumbs, R. Costa, C. Pranis. Fifth Row L-R: K. Kurthy, D. Price, P. McCarthy. Missing: D. Sosa, L. Wallser, J. Armstead, R. Armstead. Indoor track requires extreme dedication and 100% effort of those involved. For the Boys' Indoor Track Team to be at the top in their league matches, usually held at West Point or Rockland County Community College, the team is forced to run out- side in the sometimes sub-zero weather. Coach Ken- neth Garry and his assistant. Chip Button, have done a fine job in bringing the team to its potential. The team is divided into five different groups: Sprinters, middle distances runners, distance run- ners, jumpers, and shot putters. A great asset to the team this year has been the Irish exchange student, Ray Condron. All teammates have performed exceptionally this year. Their hard work and effort brought them to a second place finish in the OCL. 35 GIRLS' INDOOR TRACK L-R: G. McRae, D. Burr, L. Mithcell, C. Costa, K. Austin, L. Adams, J. Phipps. MISSING: L. Rossiter, S. Moore, R. Adams, D. Tomlinson, M. York, I. Almadovar., A. Clopton, C. Hamilton, C. McCoy Under the direction of Coaches Ken Garry and Chip Button, the Girls' Indoor Track Team was a major contender in the OCL league this year. The team traveled to Cortland, N.Y. and placed first in the Southern Tier Track Invitational. The most valuable player of the meet was Gwen McRae, tripling in the 55 meter dash, long jump, and the 300 meter dash. Winning this meet was the highlight of the season in that every team member contributed to the win. Good job, girls, and keep up that great Monticello spirit! 36 JV GIRLS' SOFTBALL C. Cassidy, C. Costa, V. DePuy, L. Hulbert, T. Jasuta, J. Keeney, L. Kraemer, K. Keller, D. Laufersweiler, R. Mendels, A. Nola, A. Smith, D. Tomlinson, J. Roycroft, K. Talos. The JV Girls' Softball Team had a fairly good season under the direction of Coach Karen Atack. Their real strength was in their superb team spirit, and their excellent hustle and determination helped to develop their team stamina. Coach Atack looks forward to another great season this year. Good luck, Monties! 39 GIRLS' VARSITY SOFTBALL Bottom Row L-R: K. Thomas, L. Sze, J. Sze. Middle Row L-R: B. Welsh, S. Krekun, L. Gordon, S. Villena. Top Row L-R: O. Rodriguez, K. Garlick, M. Brown, J. Kinne. MISSING: Coach D. Wood, D. Collura. The Varsity Softball Team suffered an agonizing season again, but managed to keep their spirits high in a time of depression and frustration. Co-captains Lucy Sze and Barb Welsh did their best to keep their teammates going by boosting their spirits and urg- ing them to go on. The girls succeeded in keeping the scores of their games fairly close, always giving their opponents a hard time and remaining deter- mined to the end of every game. The team will sorely miss seniors Lori Gordon, Lucy Sze, and Odette Rodriguez, but will compen- sate for these losses by working extra hard and driving for that long- awaited win. 41 BOYS' OUTDOOR TRACK L-R: I. Katz, J. Bryan, J. Horvath, K. Lawler, R. Morgan, E. Jung, J. Gumbs, A. Dumas, S. Kopplin, B. Costa, R. Santiago, M. Castillos, C. McManus, M. Kennedy, J. Armstead, T. Kaufman. MISSING: M. Bradley, K. Carney, C. Daniels, G. Frick, E. Garcia, K. Kennedy, W. Lopez, A. Piper, O. Santiago, M. Vanlnwegen, B. Walker, J. Washington. The Boys' Outdoor Track Team came through with a great 1982 season under the coaching of Kenneth Garry and assistant Coach Chip Button. Through the tremendous effort put forth by the team leader, George Frick, as well as the rest of the team, Monticello finished high in the standings. Their winning of sectionals was a great accomplish- ment. Key performances were put out by George Frick, in the 55 meter hurdles and the 400 intermediate hurdles; Mark Bradley in the 55 meter dash and the 4 x 100 relay; John Washington in the 4 x 100; and Oscar Santiago in the 4 x 800. These few greats are among the other team members who were always there to help and come through when needed. It is inevitable that the Panthers will be able to pull it off again this year. Good going, guys! 43 GIRLS' OUTDOOR TRACK Sitting L-R: C. McCoy, C. Kopplin, D. Kaufman, K. Stensland, B. MacAdam. Kneeling L-R: C. Bennett, L. Burns, K. Kurthy, R. Adams, J. Phipps, C. McRae. Standing L-R: Coach L. Bryant, D. Burr, M. York, L. Rossiter, S. Moore, L. Mitchell, C. Hamilton. The team performed tremendously well last year due to terrific efforts by every team member. The team placed quite high in sectionals. Outstanding efforts were made by Gwen McRae in the 55 meter dash and in the 400 meter dash. She destroyed the previous record in the 400 meter dash by running the race in the time of 59:5. Lauren Rossiter cleared 5'2 in the high jump. The team of Stephanie Moore and Margaret York shocked the coaches with their amazing throws and distances in the shot-put competition. All other members contributed greatly to this memorable season. Good luck to this year's team! 44 ' ' .. 45 MAT MAIDS D. Tagliamonti, L. Knofp, A. Volpe, P. Henry, L. Giarrusso, S. Villena. These six girls have done the outstanding job of cheering the wrestling teams on. They have an enormous amount of school spirit, and should be commended by the student body for the great job they're doing. Keep up the good work, girls! 46 BOOSTER CLUB L. Dantzler, W. Pace, E. Stubbs, D. Ford, B. McCoy, V. Bickham, S. Walker, C. Santos, J. Armstead, A. Williams, T. Green, R. Paramore, Miss Levinson. When the cheerleaders disbanded, a group of twelve girls volunteered to carry on the support of the school teams. Student Council bought them sweatshirts, and now they can be seen cheering their teams on from their places in the stands. We thank the girls and their advisor Miss Levin- son for a great job of boosting school spirit. 47 GIRLS' J.V. SOCCER Sitting L-R: D. Fransica, M. Smith, M. Daniels, L. Kraemer, A. Skalski, S. Weiss, S. Dubin, W. Galligan, Standing L-R: T. Strack, Scorekeepers, T. Peters, J. Long, L. Morgan, R. Mendels, M. Rush, L. Geyer, Coach D. Wood. Although this year's JV Girls' Soccer Team did not have a winning season, the girls had fun and improved their game each time out. There were no stars, according to Coach Wood, who tried to form team players. Every girl contributed and got better in her position. Linda Kraemer and Mary Daniels were among the high scorers; Ann Skalski contributed greatly with her running and passing. The team thanks Ms. Deb Wood for her guidance and support and wishes her well next year. 48 49 50 VARSITY GIRLS' SOCCER Kneeling L-R: C. Kopplin, K. Stensland, D. Laufersweiler, D. Tomlinson, H. Monn, K. Fransica. Second Row L-R: Coach L. Bryant, C. Pitturo, S. Krekun, D. Kaufman, C. McCoy, A. Clopton. Standing L-R: P. Monroe, D. Burr, T. Burke, S. Monroe, K. Thomas, J. Thomas. The 1982 girls' varsity soccer team started a tough but memorable season with only 16 mem- bers. We stood by each other during the frustrating first half of our season. We lost two teammates to serious injuries, but welcomed four from the junior varsity team. Out of a total of seven games, we lost five; four by only one goal. But we refused to give up. With the support of our coach, Larry Bear Bryant, and the strong desire within us, we went on to win five of our remaining seven games. This record placed us in fourth position in Section 9 Class B playoffs. Our overall record was no indication of our true abilities. In fact, three of our members played in the all-star game: Carlene McCoy and Karen Thomas, both first string, and Janet Thomas, second string. Also, two seniors were asked to attend the Excep- tional Seniors' game: Janet Thomas and Hilde Monn. Thanks for the memories and good luck next year! 51 BOYS' TENNIS Sitting L-R: M. Lerner, K. Stoloff, C. Schenker. Standing L-R: R. Heimowitz, J. Glotzer, R. Maurer, L. Cooke, Coach E. Williams. MISSING: C. Seidler, S. Davidson. The 1982 Monties tennis team suffered through a disappointing 6-8 season in the very competitive OCL. Lost from the team were number one player Jeff Glotzer, and number three, Keith Stoloff. This year's team will miss them sorely. Returning lettermen Craig Seidler, Roy Heimowitz, Chris Schenker, and Scott Davidson will have to play to the top of their potential for this year's team to show improvement. Good luck, guys! 52 53 GIRLS' TENNIS Sitting L-R: D. Horowitz, P. Schiff. Kneeling L-R: R. Klein, M. Ledina, R. Gitlin, E. Cohen, D. Lauterstein. Standing L-R: J. Velton, J. Freed, S. Grant, D. Berkowitz, K. Savickas, D. Cahill. MISSING: Coach K. Atack. The girls' tennis team suffered a tough season this year, but under the supervision of Coach Karen Atack and the leadership of singles captain Deb Horowitz and doubles captain Patti Schiff, the girls stuck together and finished the season with a win- ning attitude. Six members of the Monties' team went to the O.C.L.'s. These were: Deb Horowitz, Dale Berkowitz, Liz Cohen, Riki Gitlin, Patti Schiff, and Sandra Grant. We wish you good luck for next year. Keep up that great attitude! 55 BOYS' CROSS-COUNTRY Kneeling L-R: R. Condron, D. Price, T. Vlachos, P. Williams, D. Larkin, R. Santiago, B. Costa. Standing I -R: M. Figueroa, P. McCarthy, M. Kennedy, R. Katz, G. Wood, S. Kopplin, B. Sager, J. McDowall, G. Jung, S. Gillespie, R. Miller. MISSING: Coach K. Garry, E. Jung, M. Castillo, J. Horvath. The Boys' Cross Country Team finished the 1982 season with a 10-1 record. Under the leadership of Coach Garry, the team came in second in the Or- ange County League, and second in the OCL Cham- pionship. The boys also finished third in the Sec- tion 9 meet as well as winning two invitationals: The Coleman Invitational and the Saint Pius Invita- tional. 57 58 GIRLS' CROSS-COUNTRY L-R: E. Valdivia, R. Adams, L. Rauch, C. Costa, B. MacAdam, G. McRae, J. Phipps, The Monticello Girls' Cross Country Team fin- ished the season with a 9-2 dual meet record. They placed 4th in both the ORANGE COUNTY League Championship and the Section 9 Championship. This was a fine showing, despite the fact that the team had only six members this year. They also won the Coleman Invitational and placed well at other invitationals. The team members include freshman Chris Costa, sophomores Gwen McRae, Robin Adams and Jackie Phipps, junior Brenda MacAdam, and senior Lauren Rauch. 59 BOYS' J.V. SOCCER The J.V. players looked up to their friends on the Varsity team. Kneeling L-R: E. Rosen, J. Bogdan, D. Moorehead, T. Dogood, D. Fawcett, D. Gittleman, S. MacAdam, D. Trebilcock, D. Walters, B. Nevin, D. Koonis, Standing L-R: S. Bickham, G. LaPolt, P. Murphy, M. Kurth, V. Pitturo, C. Knapp, C. Walker, A. Cooke, D. Morris, J. Fleisher, D. Raponi, B. Kolter, G. Brennan, V. Collura, R. Reuss, H. Cogan, D. Walter, B. Richardson, J. Carnell, Coach Seibert. The Junior Varsity Soccer team, coached by Mr. Seibert, finished the 1982 season with a 8-10 record. The team was led by captains David Trebilcock, Scott MacAdam, and Ronald Reuss. This year can be considered a rebuilding season because most of the team consisted of freshmen. We should look for a very strong team next year with most of this year's players returning to polish off a good season with better knowledge of the game and a lot of valuable experience. 61 62 BOYS' VARSITY SOCCER Kneeling L-R: E. Nordby, R. Morgan, W. Merchant, A. Silva, S. Laufersweiler, D. Foss, S. Almadovar, P. Van Etten, K. Lawler. Standing L-R: Coach E. Kennedy, M. Raponi, B. Olcott, R. Morgan, R. Van Etten, S. Rosenblum, L. Cooke, C. Pranis, K. Gesvantner, P. Rossiter, B. Catalano, MISSING: J. Lescano, S. MacAdam. The 1982 boys' varsity soccer team proved that with the correct attitude, they could meet any goal. The team's final record under the wise coaching of Mr. Edward Kennedy was 11-6-1. At the end of the season, the team was more like a family than twenty guys kicking a ball around. The team picture shows us as we like to think of ourselves: no superstars; just a group of men putting their strength and will every time the opening whistle blew. The seniors on the team were a great crew: Peter Van Etten-the team thanks him for his determination, guts, and victory parties; Chris Pranis-we thank him for his glue-like hands and his sweet talk; Shawn Laufersweiler-the teams thanks him for his courage, speed, skill, and for the O.J. on the bus; Rodney Morgan-we praise him for his willingness to play when called upon for his rhymes on the bus! We'd also like to thank Edwin Almadovar-we now know why your family calls you Skooter : because you skoot all over the field. The teams also thanks Kelly Lawler for talking all through every game, and for his antics on and off the field. Good luck next year. Coach and boys!! 63 BOYS' J.V. BASEBALL Kneeling L-R: D. Raponi, P. Rossiter, D. Langseder, G. LaPolt, S. MacAdam, D. Trebilcock, D. Kunis, Standing L-R: Coach A. DeFeo, K. Gesvantner, B. Sipos, S. Strong, R. Ruggerio, J. Stefl, G. Monteith, C. Wells, J. Baum. Under the leadership of Coach DeFeo, the J.V. boys' baseball team ended the season with a win- ning attitude and a lot of self discipline. Their record of 6-11 was an improvement from the pre- vious year's of 1-17. But, their achievements cannot be measured in terms of statistics. With the help of captains Scott MacAdam and Shean Strong, the best was brought out in each and every one of these admirable boys. They were respected by rival teams for their hustle on the field, and their pride off the field. Coach DeFeo looks forward to a good season in 1983, as most of his players will be returning. Good luck, guys! 64 65 BOYS' VARSITY BASEBALL L-R: R. Bonnaci, T. Van Kuren, M. Raponi, P. Van Etten, M. Romano, J. Goldblatt, C. Pranis, W. Merchant. MISSING: M. Anthony, J. Drillings, J. Lacey, J. Payne, E. Nordby, P. Rush, B. Stott, B. Wilkinson. The 1982 spring varsity baseball team didn't do as well as they might have liked to last season, but through the patience of Coach Kyle Hoar and the team's hard work, this year is expected to be much better. Last year's team record was 4-7 under the leader- ship of team captains John Lacey and Marc Anth- ony. Good luck this season, guys! 67 JV GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL First Row L-R: S. Aponte, J. Cleveland, M, Aponte. Second Row L-R: L. Berg, A. Skalski, T. Manzi. MISSING: M. Macedonio, J. Hastings, E. Kaplan, L. Vucci. Under the leadership of Coach Mary Bury and Captains Sylvia Aponte and Michele Macedonio, the JV Volleyball Team completed its season in first place with an 11-1 record. This year's team will undoubtedly be a repeat of last season's fine perfor- mance as many of the girls are returning to their positions on one of the most respected teams in the league. Good luck! 68 VARSITY GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL First Row L-R: P. Monroe, K. King, J. Meddaugh, A. Raymond. Top Row L-R: R. Gitlin, J. Thomas, S. Grant. MISSING: V. Butler, M. Casanova, N. Crawford, L. D'Das, D. McKoy, B. Pinto, S. Pizano, L. Rubin. The Varsity Volleyball team completed its 1981- 82 season with a 10-2 record, tied for first place with Port Jervis. The team lost its well-played game against Port Jervis but remained one of the best disciplined and developed teams in the league. Good luck to this year's team! 69 • ri ’ i rrxrrna Ainnn BOYS' JV WRESTLING Kneeling L-R: P. Kopplin, D. Mulhern, G. Lewis, F. Garlanger, D. Bennett. Standing L-R: G. Wood, D. Trebilcock, A. Bickham, J. Baum, J. McDowall, F. Rupp, G. LaPolt, Coach K. Hoar. The JV Wrestling Team was led by David Trebil- cock and John Baum. The entire team had a suc- cessful season due to the outstanding quickness of Fred Garlanger and the superb experience of George Wood and other team members, who contributed to the team effort in his own special way. Coach Hoar hopes for a repeat of this successful season when these fellows reach the varsity team. 72 73 BOYS' VARSITY WRESTLING Kneeling L-R: G. Wood, D. Trebilcock, R. Santiago, S. Gray, W. Merchant, J. Lewis, A. Brafman, F. Garlanger, Standing L-R: M. Romano, T. Valachos, S. Kopplin, B. Mitchell, R. Baum, G. Korth, I. Katz, Coach L. Bryant. The Varsity Wrestling Team saw a successful season this year. They were successful not only in the win-loss column, but in their material accompli- shemnts, such as running a very organized wres- tling tournament and raising enough money to get the wrestling mats reconditioned. All this was made possible due to the team effort and the dedication of Coach Larry Bryant and Coach Kyle Hoar. The team has a record at mid-season of 7-2, and is being led by co-captains Ivan Katz and Billy Mitch- ell. We will be looking for many more accomplish- ments as the season continues. 75 Bottom Row L-R: K. Talos, R. Callihan, I. Katz, A. Robinson, T. Martin, J. Cleveland, A. Goldfarb. L-R: J. Sze, M. Ledina, J. Coburn, K. Mullen, E. Valdivia, R. Merdels, K. Stensland, A. Gandy, A. Smith. Third Row L-R: L. Locks, H. Safer, D. Ellis, D. Berkowitz, D. Fransica. Top Row L-R: B. Daniels, B. Catalano, J. Thomas, A. Raymond, R. McArdle. MISSING: A. Wilkins. 77 Kneeling L-R: J. Greenfield, K. Keller, S. Lerner, C Schenker, B. Nevin, J. Bogdan, H. Cogan Standing L-R: Miss C. Bahruth, D. Kaufman, H. Cogan, H. Vakin, B. Sager, M. Ledina, T. Semonite, E. Nordby, P. Fleischer, L. Berg, D. Lauterstein, D. Horowitz, M. Vasquez, L. Cooke, With Ms. Carol Bahruth as the new head coach, this year's Debate and Speech Team took off to a good start. This year's topic of debate was: Resolved: That the United States should curtail its arms sales to other countries. We would like to thank Mr. Bradshaw for his many years of dedication to Monti High's forensics program as well as to wish Ms Bahruth good luck in the future. Thank you both! 78 L-R: Ms. C. Bahruth, L. Cooke, P. Fleischer, D. Horowitz, M. Ledina, L. Berg. Bottom Row L-R: C. Kennedy, D. Scheneider. Second Row L-R: S. MacAdam, D. Bogursky, C. Pitturo. Top Row L-R: L. Cooke, J. Pammer, M. Davis. E Bottom Row L-R: D. Laufersweiler, D. Bogursky, Second Row L-R: P. Monroe, D. Burr, K. Hansen, T. Peters, J. Phipps, B. Sipos, G. Kennedy, L. Vucci, Top Row L-R: G. McRae, D. Horowitz, R. Costa, D. Martin, M. Castillo, L. Giarrusso, A. Kelly. V E 79 The Monticello High School Enrichment Pro- gram provides academical- ly ambitious students with enrichment experiences through activities in var- ious accelerated fields. This includes work with the arts and sciences with special emphasis placed on computers. Under the leadership of Mr. Stewart and Mrs. Horowitz, MEP students participate in many activi- ties and field trips throughout the year. Some planned events are the Sci- ence Symposium, the BOCES Senior Satellite Program, and the numer- ous field trips to lectures and demonstrations in var- ious interest fields. C. Kopplin, H. Yakin, D. Horowitz, D. Lauterstein, J. McDowall, L. Berg, P. Fleischer, D. Kaufman, B. Herman, S. Kopplin, M. Ledina, E. Nordby, D. Burr, C. Costa, J. Roycroft, R. Baum, A. Castrogiovanni, J. Eshelman, S. Schwartz, L. Gregory, B. Sager, D. Jurgens, L. Cooke, J. Baum, M. Braunstein, H. Green, S. Borko, T. Semonite. Kneeling L-R: D. Schneider, C. Kennedy, M. Davis, A. Bova. Standing L-R: S. Strong, S. Grant, J. Thomas, S. Almadovar, L. Dantzler, K. Lawler, L. Vucci, B. Mitchell, B. MacAdam, B. Welsh, P. Monroe, J. Eshelman, S. Laufersweiler, Mr. J. Walk. S T U D E N T A D V I S o R Y The Student Advisory Com- mittee has been established to assist the school district im- plement a variety of educa- tional services. The student group's primary project this year has been a visitation pro- gram to the Rutherford School. Members of the com- mittee visited and spoke with elementary students concern- ing a variety of topics. The pri- mary aim of the visitation was to present positive role models to the younger students. The high school students spoke about school activities, friend- ships, responsibility, etc. as a means of encouraging the younger students to develop positive habits. The committee is comprised of twenty students and advi- sors John Lawler, Mike Mitch- ell, and Jon Walk. 80 Front Row L-R E. Nordby, D. Burr, E. Jung, S. O'Connor, G. Gonzalez, S. Pass, P. Marminillo, F. Cavaluzzi, N. Mason, Mrs. Motl. Second Row L-R: D. Horowitz, K. Garlick, D. Berkowitz, V. DePuy, T. Massey, K. Talos, K. Fells, T. Hernandez Last Row: B. Kotin L-R: A. Bova, C. Brawley 81 Front Row L-R: D. Horowitz, L. Rauch, S. Grant, C. Kennedy, L. Gregory, D. Berkowitz, H. Yakin, S. Pass, Second Row L-R: E. Cohen, P. Monroe, J. Thomas, S. Greenfield, J. Giarrusso, B. Welsh, J. Meddaugh, R. Baum, L. Rossiter, K. Garlick, K. Mullen, D. Horowitz, Back Row L-R: B. Kotin, C. Seidler, A. Castrogiovanni, S. Schwartz, M. Kennedy, J. Mendels, J. Bryan, P. Zokaie. L-R: Advisor J. Elis, Treasurer S. Greenfield, Secretary D. Berkowitz, Vice President J. Mendels, President P. Zokaie. Under the new leadership of Ms. Elis, we've been busy keeping up with the events on this year's schedule. These events include the yearly newspaper sales, tutoring, open house, college night, the senior-faculty game, senior homecoming, inductions, and scholarship awards. We have worked hard to set an example in school leader- ship, but we have had our fun, too. We would also like to take this time to thank Mrs. Hor- ton for the many years of work and dedication that she has contributed to the Na- tional Honor Society. We were all sorry to see her leave as our advisor. Thank you, Mrs. Horton, and good luck to you, Ms. Elis! 82 H Bottom Row L-R: J. Drillings, K. Keller, D. Thomas B. Nevins, L. Morgan, D. Appel, J. Whipple, M. Profetta, B. MacAdam. Middle Section: S. Rosenblum, J. Greenfield, K. Drew, K. Russo, D. Bogursky, A. Ledina, T. Reynolds, S. Nesin, S. Schwartz, H. Cogan, D. Berg, C. Seidler, T. Vanderbeek, M. Schop, B. Richardson, C. McManus, L. Berg, A. Brafman, B. Sager, P. Fleischer, L. Cooke, D. Kaufman, C. Schenker, S. Cutler, R. Heimowitz, S. Gillespie, R. Mendels, D. Lauterstein, A. Silva, R. Callahan, R. Karp, B. Herman, T. Fleisher, J. Stephl, J. Velton, S. Learner, J. Bradley, S. Walker, M. Ledina, D. Hartman, J. Freed, J. Keeney, M. Arkin. S. Rosenberg, W. Benjamin, K. Hansen, K. Fells. Top Row: M. Taylor, S. Grant, M. Davis, E. Nordby, R. Gitlin, L. Rauch, M. Braunstein, S. Greenfield, J. Mendels, A. Raymond, S. Frazier Interact is a service club which is a junior division of Rotary In- ternational. It is designed to aid our school and community. The eighty active members under the direction of Mrs. Manz and President Eric Nordby must be willing to devote time, effort, and energy to their various pro- jects. Internet's many services include a Christmas visit to Cry- stal Run, selling carnations on Valentine's Day, two fund rais- ers, maintaining concessions at school functions, the annual pancake breakfast, tag days at local stores scholarship presen- tations, and other assorted com- munity projects. We've worked hard to make our club run and have had a great time doing it! Bottom Row L-R Vice President M. Braunstein, President E. Nordby, M. Davis, M. Taylor Second Row: L-R: Mrs. Manz, S. Frazier, S. Grant, A. Raymon, R. Gitlin, J. Velton, Top Row: L-R: Secretary L. Rauch, Treasurer, S. Greenfield. 83 P3 P U w Bottom Row L-R: D. Laufersweiler, D. Piazza, K. Abramson, C. Pitturo, T. Manzi, D. Schneider, L. Herman, R. Paramore, A. Skalski Row 2 L-R: J. Thomas, J. Noeth, K. Stensland, L. Mitchell, J. Phipps, M. Smith, T. Burke, K. Savickas, J. McCluney, J. Homenick Row 3 L-R: Mr. DeFeo, E. Cohen, D. Somers, K. Cooke, T. Black, R. Santiago, H. Galligan, D. Horowitz, L. Vucci, L. Giarusso, L. Mulhern, L. O'Brien, D. Frangipane Row 4 L-R: K. Thomas, R. Morgan, S. Laufersweiler, R. VanEtten, L. Drew, P. Monroe, C. Pranis, J. Thomas, P. VanEtten, L. Glass, S. Monroe, B. Catalano, T. Peters Bottom Row L-R: L. Glass, J. Thomas, Corr. Secretary A. Skalski Middle Row L-R: T. Peters, P. Monroe, Seargant at Arms Bob Catalano, Treasurer T. Manze Top Row L-R: Vice President J. Thomas, Secretary K. Thomas, R. VanEtten, President P. VanEtten, Mr. DeFeo Key Club is an organiza- tion that serves the school and community. The club has 54 active members with Peter VanEtten as president. Each year. Key Club raises money which they donate to a scholarship fund. Their school projects consist of sell- ing bunnies at Easter and Santas at Christmas. They also carry out the annual Ser- vant Day. Club members participate in a ski-a-thon for the special Olympics, a gymnastics spa- ghetti dinner and a tag day for the Heart Association. Key Club members are dedicated, hard workers. There will be many more years of faithful service to come. 84 Front Row L-R: T. Black, D. Bogusz, M. Restrepo, S. Goldych, S. Gold, Y. Almanzo. Back Row: L-R: L. Earl, V. Almanzo, J. Stant, K. Kehoe, L. O'Brien, S. Walker, W. Pace, D. Gray, M. Rodriguez, T. Green, D. Baker, C. Chous. Bottom Row L-R: K. Ramsay, R. DiMarzio, T. Martin, A. Bundy, A. Goldfarb. Second Row L-R: S. Smith, C. Stowers, M. Profetta, T. Black, R. Laudati. Top Row L-R: I. Katz, L. Locks, J. LaCascio, D. Collura, D. LaFrancois, K. Hansen 85 Front Row L-R: D. Lauterstein, S. Greenfield, L. Gregory, S, Maybloom, D. Kaufman, C. Bruning, D. Thomas, D. Gittleman. Second Row L-R: D. Horowitz, L. Drew, M. Braunstein, T. Zeigler, A. Castrogiovanni, M. Davis, J. Eshelman, R. Lichtenberger, J. Mure Missing: P. Zokaie, B. Wilkinson, J. Velton, E. Jung, L. Cooke, C. Schenker. L-R: N. Murry, R. Mure, M. Guarino Missing N. Cerrone. Preparing for leadership in the world of work is the motto for the Vocational In- dustrial Clubs of America. The purpose of VICA is to provide industrial, technical, and health students with the skills they need to pursue their chosen occupation. VICA also deals with the de- velopment of leadership qua- lities among its members. Events have included the Fall Leadership Conference, the annual New York State skill Olympics, a spaghetti dinner, dances, and a picnic. VICA is run locally out of B.O.C.E.S. The advisor is Les- lie Schmitt; and Monticello High School members are Robert Mure, Sullivan Coun- ty VICA President and New York State VICA Secretary; Mary Ann Guarino, Sullivan County VICA Secretary; Nikki Murry, Sullivan Coun- ty VICA treasurer and New York State VICA area 4 re- porter; and Nick Cerrone. 86 N H 2 H 2 O First Row L-R: S. Pass, B. MacAdam, D. Schneider, E. DelPrete, A. Goldfarb, R. Paramore, T. Semonite, K. Garlick, K. Mullen. Second Row L-R: K. Thomas, D. Horowitz, J. Giarrusso, M. Braunstein. Wmm Every year, the Monti Printz staff works hard to put out a school newspaper, full of important articles that will interest all members of the student body. With John Giarrusso as Editor-in- Chief, we have successfully provided our school and community with a paper that is of high journalistic quality. The pa- per informs readers with news and information about all sorts of high school events. Many thanks go to our advisor, Mr. Lee Brad- shaw, and to our readers that have so faithfully supported us. cn w u E Uh O Front Row L-R: Assistant Editor E. DelPrete, Editor J. Giarrusso. Back Row L- R: Advisor Lee Bradshaw, Treasurer K. Mullen, Business Manager D. Horo- witz. 87 Bottom Row L-R: Z. Mizell, S. Walker, E. Stubbs, Top Row L-R. J. Ransom, J. Bradley, Mo. Braunstein, D. Ford L-R: C. McManus, S. Grant, A. Raymond, C. Schenker, E. Nordby, L. Rossiter, R. Rosengard, B. Welsh, M. Braunstein, A. Goldfarb Front Row L-R: P. Agapito, J. Castillo, M. Aponte, M. Marmanillo. Second Row L-R: D. Horowitz, P. Marmanillo, R. McArdle, J. Fonseca, D. Marmanillo. Kneeling L-R: B. Gregory, J. Whipple, D. Hines, M. Sharpiro, H. Yankin. Standing L-R: S. Swendson, A. Cox, M. Davis CXDii is, F. Perez D. Frassa, E. Walsh, B. Richardson, H. Berman, J. Shapiro, C. Richardson, B. Ruggero, T. Kaufman, L. Frassa, C. McManus, J. g, J. Carnell, B. Stanton, M. Panchyshyn. 89 Bottom Row L-R: J. Peabody, L. Geyer, R. Ellis, J. Whipple, C. Costa. Middle Row L-R: S. Lerner, M. Taylor, D. Appel, D. Kunis, C. Santos, E. Ruotolo, W. Benjamin, K. Russo, T. Peters, C. Bruning, C. Platt, D. Hantman, K. Hanson, Top Row L-R: A. Ledina, L. Morgan, M. Smith, M. Arkin. First Row L-R: E. Stubbs, D. LaFrancois, M. Michletti, D. Bogursky, L. Herman, S. Villena. Second Row L-R: J. Lieber, J. Mason, M. John, G. McRae, J. Phipps, Third Row L-R: S. Monroe, M. Prokosh, C. Cassidy, S. Cohen, J. Bradley, N. Combs, H. Berman, M. Braunstein. Fourth Row L-R: S. Walker, L. Glass, A. Skalski, L. Berg. H z w O P H W D 04 90 First Row L-R; E. Nordby, E. Walsh, D. Heinz, C. Chous, L. Vucci, J. Sze, D. Smith, K. Talos. Second Row L-R; E. DelPrete, S. Moore, P. Fleischer, R. Paramore, A. Brafman, J. Noeth, C. Cahill, T. Jasuta, L. Jahrling, V. DePuy. Third Row L-R: E. Valdivia, B. Sager, D. Burr, J. McCluney, R. Santiago, M. Rush, R. Karp. Fourth Row L-R: B. MacAdam, D. Schneider, T. Manzi, L. Mitchell. w D U £ H z w w hJ w u Z P P H cn H Z w D P H LD W D U Bottom Row L-R: L. Drew, B. Costa, D. Martin, T. Semonite, K. Mullen, K. Garlick, J. Long. Second Row L-R: E. Cohen, A. Raymond, M. Davis, C. Richardson, A. Bova, C. Ward. Third Row L-R: S. Grant, E. Perez, J. Giarrusso, K. King, D. Horowitz. Fourth Row L-R: J. Pammer, J. Thomas, L. Rauch, C. Kennedy. 91 Bottom Row L-R: Secretary K. Mullen, Treasurer K. Garlick. Top Row L-R: President M. Davis, Vice President L. Herman. Fund raiser, drives, and dances are just a few of the major projects that student council members will take part in this year. The most important project that will be attempted this year is to arouse school spirit in every student of Monti High. Student council members will try to achieve this goal by having school-in- volved activities, such as pep rallies and fund raisers similar to last year's Almost Any- thing Goes . Opinions of all students are very important to the members of student council. Through polls taken in school, we can tell how each student feels about certain major areas which concern them and their fellow classmates. We will always seek student input and will use these ideas and suggestions to make changes that will eventually benefit the entire student body. No matter how hard the members of this group try to make desired changes and create an atmosphere in school which is appealing to every student, they cannot succeed in their tasks without the aid of every student. Your flow of ideas and suggestions will help make the difference this year. Bottom Row L-R: C. Perez, T. Bogursky, J. Strang, E. Tremper, W. Koskey, K. Boch, T. VanKuren, C. King, V. DeSio, K. Nichols, J. Price, E. Valdivia, S. Kennett, K. Price, R. Rodriguez, L. Royce. Middle Row L-R: J. Yonker, T. Pfeister, D. Bogursky, J. Tigano, S. Hollander, J. Tomlinson, D. DeFazio, S. Gray, R. Williams, T. Stant, T. Ford, L. Levine, S. Graham, D. Morak, K. Morse, D. Jones, J. Grant, D. McManus, A. Crawford, M. Escobar, R. Decker, T. Telesky, P. Wisniewski, E. Marrero, C. Serrone, S. Landers, T. Price, R. Mure, J. Murry. Top Row L-R: M. Joyner, K. Bailey, M. Landis, M. Mahon, D. Kraemer, J. Simanovicz, J. Allen, B. Foss, C. Buchman, P. Hofstee, N. Delgatto, C. Kindred, J. Attard, D. Dugan, R. Naurek, M. Romano, R. Katz, N. Serrone, M. Guarino. MISSING: C. Steward, K. Taggart, C. Pion, D. O'Donahue. 92 Chevon and Louise, models of the future. I want out now! Jayne dreaming of Chris. Rod gives his lecture on basketball aerody- namics. Mark, a scientist in disguise. 93 Dear Arnie, Everything is O.K.. in River City. Love, Rovitz. Eyes on your music. Heather! Mr. Banner tries to play with one hand. Another exciting day in the Monti High Music Department. How come there aren't any sounds coming out of this violin? You guys had better start playing in the right key before you break all the windows-you've already driven everyone out of the bandroom! Sitting L-R: J. Green- field, W. Galligan, M. Taylor, S. Rosenbloom, B. Nevins, P. Kopplin, D. Walter, D. Thomas, K. Prokosch, J. Mure, C. Cavello. Standing L- R: L. Morgan, D. Schop, H. Galligan, T. Wood, B. Richardson, R. Men- dels, K. Cooke, M. Da- vis, K. Keller, M. Van- Fredenburgh, R. Di- Marzio, C. Bruning, C. Bonnaci, G. Schutt, R. Miller, L. Roosa. Sitting L-R: C. Kopplin, C. Cassidy, J. Roycroft, H. Yakin, R. Jackson, D. Trebilcock, S. Walker, J. Cleveland, K. D'Das, J. McDowell. Standing L-R: C. Russo, L. Kraemer, L. Lilley, A. Skalski, S. Monroe, L. Glass, L. Berg, J. Velton, J. Baum. 98 BAND Sitting L-R: M. Fodor, R. Olcott, B. Roggero, B. Sager, S. Kopplin, S. Gillespie, D. Kaufman, B. Herman, F. Rausch Standing L-R: J. Noeth, D. Piazza, L. Giarrusso, K. Thomas, T. Coney, M. Toomey, J. Has- tings, S. Krekun, J. Eshelman, P. Schaefer. v ♦ • y w D U X H N Sitting L-R: K. Lawler, S. Pass, J. Meddaugh, L. Gregory, M. Roosa, C. Seidler, D. Jurgens, S. Schwartz. Standing L-R: A. Kelly, D. Berkowitz, S. Green- field, P. Zokaie, B. Kotin, T. Semonite, P. Monroe, C. Rich- ardson, C. Kennedy, L. Ros- siter, H. Yakin. 99 THE SOPRANOS ALTOS TENORS BASSES M. Collis, L. Geyer, D. Robin- son, , J. Schenkerman, B. Daniels, J. Long, R. DiMarzio, K. , L. Frangipane, A. Clop- ton, A. Goldfarb, E. Walsh, T. Manzi, L. Perez, P. Schaefer, , M. Daniels, A. Ledina, C. Costa, J. Cleveland, J. Lieber. W. Galligan, J. Chak, L. Hirsch, R. Laudati, L. Kraemer, A. Gandy, D. Hine, F. Margillo, K. Cooke, H. Ya- kin, R. Strang, M. Torriero, L. Mitchell, J. McCluney, D. Pi- azza, K.. Thomas, , C. Brun- ing, M. Toomey, L. Rossiter, S. Moore, M. York. J. Thomas, D. Young, R. Reese, D. Noris, S. Rosenb- loom, B. Bunce, D. Walter, M. Davis, D. Frassa, D. DuBois, R. Bradley, E. Valdivia, M. Davis, F. Rausch, , M. Roosa. 100 CHOIR Bottom Row L- R: E. Valdivia, D. Hine, E. Walsh, K . Thomas. Top Row L-R: B. Daniels, H. Ya- kin, R. Strang. THE Sitting L-R: S. Hirsch, E. Co- hen, D. Horowitz, J. Kinne, J. Long, T. Kaufman, S. Griffin. Standing L-R: L. Geyer, T. Manzi, A. Clopton, B. McCoy, A. Nola, F. Margillo, B. Bras- ington, D. LaFrancois, J. Phipps, L. Sonnenschein, T. Evans. 102 Sitting L-R: M. York, S. Moore, M. Bonner. Standing L-R: S. Berger, D. Laufersweiler, J. Pammer, E. Walsh, T. Evans, G. LaPolt. ORCHESTRA D Z s H-l H w X U C O Sitting L-R: H. Yakin, S. Schwartz, J. Velton, L. Berg, A. Kelly, P. Zokaie, P. Schaefer, B. Herman. Standing L-R: G. Schutt, R. Olcott, M. Fodor, H. Yakin, B. Sager, B. Roggero, C. Seidler, M. Roosa, S. Kopplin, J. McDowell, T. Evans. L-R: P. Zokaie, B. Her- man, S. Rovitz, B. Rog- gero, T. Evans, R. Ol- cott. Sitting L-R: M. Roosa, D. Jurgens, C. Seidler, B. Roggero, R. Olcott. Standing L-R: B. Her- man, F. Rausch, L. Gregory, J. Baum, B. Kotin, C. Russo, G. Schutt. Bottom L-R: J. Velton, L. Berg, J. Roycroft, L. Gregory, S. MacAdam, B. Roggero, C. Seidler, D. Jurgens, J. McDowell, M. Roosa, S. Kop- plin, A. Castrogiovanni, C. Kennedy, P. Monroe, P. Schaefer, G. Schutt, R. Olcott. Top L-R: H. Vakin, J. Eshel- man, P. Zokaie, S. Schwartz. Bottom L-R: S. Krekun, M. Schop, B. Kotin. Middle L-R: T. Manzi, L. Cohen, D. Horo- witz. Top L-R: A. Clopton, S. Hirsch. H CD W X u o 104 L-R: H. Yakin, R. Ol- cott, P. Zokaie. H-l W hJ h CD UU OS Q Z Sitting L-R: A. Clopton, M. York, S. Moore, T. Manzi. Standing L-R: T. Evans, S. Hirsch, D. Horowitz, G. Lapolt. ! w wh os 2$ CD 1 H-l Pi H CD W U Q Z m Pi O X u L-R: L. Rossiter, P. Zo- kaie, R. Strang. Sitting L-R: C. Cavello, S. Gillespie, D. Jurgens, C. Seidler, B. Roggero. Standing L-R: M. Tay- lor, K. Prokosch, S. Kopplin, J. McDowell, B. Sager, W. Galligan, H. Yakin. Bottom L-R: J. Cleveland, E. Walsh, A. Goldfarb. L. Geyer, R. Strang, H. Yakin, A. Gandy, H. Yakin. Top L-R: M. Collis, R. Di Marzio, L. Perez, J. Schenkerman, B. Daniels, M. Torriero, J. Long, M. Toomey, M. York. CD •s Z w s § CD D £4 O X u Bottom L-R: A. Clop- ton, J. Cleveland, T. Manzi, E. Valdivia, R. Bradley, R. Strang, P. Schaefer, H. Yakin. Top L-R: E. Walsh, A. Gold- farb, K. Thomas, F. Rausch, M. Roosa, M. Toomey, L. Rossiter, M. York. H-l W hJ h CD W Bottom L-R: E. Valdivia, E. Walsh, R. Laudati, F. Rausch, Top L-R: A. Goldfarb, P. Schaefer, M. Roosa, R. Strang, L. Rossiter. o X u 107 LIL ABNER CAST OF CHARACTERS Larry Drew- Lil Abner Rose Strang- Daisy Mae Jamie Zelanko- Mammy Yokum Edgar Valdivia- Pappy Yokum Howard Braunstein- Marryin' Sam Mary Ellen Toomey- Appasionata Von Climax Tim Gridley- Earthquake McGoon Mr. Rosengard- General Bullmoose Mr. Schauf- Senator Phogbound Adrienne Goldfarb- Dr. Finsdale Eileen Walsh- Dr. Smithborn Wife 5 Moonbeam McSwine Karen Thomas- Dr. Krogmeyer Wife 6 Heather Yakin- Dr. Schleifitz Wendy Galligan- Secretary 1 Laorraine Perez- Secretary 2 Lee Ann Geyer- Secretary 4 Wife 2 Regina DiMarzio- Secretary 5 Michelle Ledina- Secretary 6 Anthony Russo- Hairless Joe Michael Arkin- Romeo Scragg Rodney Bradley- Clem Scragg Stephen Rosenblum- Alf Scragg Crony 4 Mr. Thomas- Mayor Daugmeat Lawrence Cooke- Lonesome Polecat Jennifer Homenick- Available Jones Steven Lerner- Colonel 1 Colonel 2 Dennis Thomas- Butler Creighton Howard Rowner- State Department Man Lee Herman- Evil Eye Fleagle Joey Greenfield- Crony 2 Government Man Ken Drew- Crony 3 Julie Lieber- Wife 2 JoAnn Mason- Scarlet Ann Nola- Dog Patch Woman David Hantman- Crony 5 Orchestra Director- Stephen Rovitz Choral Director-Martin Banner Dramatic Director- Anita Rothschild Choreographer- Janet Elis Set Designed By- Thomas Evans Make-Up- Terri Coney Accompanist- Linda Craft Crew Manager- Carena Richardson 108 ARMS AND THE MAN CAST OF CHARACTERS Eileen Walsh Howard Braunstein Howard Rowner Michael Arkin Jamie Zelanko Lorraine Perez Lawrence Cooke Edgar Valdivia Director- Dr. Neal Jacobs MOWTICELLO H.S. ALLSCHOOl PLAY hRMS WI by Ucorye Bernard Shaw AMD THE FRI. - SAT DEC. 3,4, H0Z OOm. APMI55I ON 2.00 PRFF The foreign exchange student from Oslo, Nor- way is blond, blue-eyed Hilde Monn. She is staying with the Stens- land Family while she visits our country. She enjoys staying with this friendly family because they make her feel com- fortable and this eases her frequent feelings of homesickness. Hilde enjoys many ac- tivities, such as soccer and skiing. She explains Ray Condron is a 17- year-old from Offaly, Ireland. He is one of our four foreign exchange students this year. He is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Garry during his stay in New York. As everyone knows by now, Ray has made a name for himself on the Monticello High Track Teams. He has de- stroyed past school re- cords, replacing them with amazing, faster times. Ray also enjoys that there are no school activities in Norway. According to her, school in the United States is more difficult than in Norway. She enjoys at- tending Monti High just the same because everyone has been very kind to her. Thank you for being so friendly to all of us, Hilde. We will miss you, and we wish you good luck in the future. badminton, but unfor- tunately, Monti High doesn't have a badmin- ton team. If we did, Ray would undoubtedly be the star of the team, cheering his teammates on in his glorious Irish brogue. Ray is enjoying his stay here and says that our country is very sce- nic and that he thinks the people are very kind. Good luck to you in everything, Ray! Hilde Monn Ray Condron 112 Karren Fells Lorenzo Servadio came from Pisa, Italy. He is staying with the Greenwald family in Wurtsboro. Already, he has participated in sev- eral activities, including varsity soccer. When asked what he likes most about the United States, Lorenzo says, the people: They have been very kind, friendly, and helpful to him in a time of confu- sion and bewilderment. Karren Fells is from Stockholm, Sweden. She is sixteen and has al- ready graduated from high school. Her goal is to become an elemen- tary school teacher. During her visit here, Karren is staying with the Glynn family in White Lake. Her hobbies include horseback riding, sla- lom skiing, basketball, and music. Lorenzo enjoys other aspects of American life. He is an avid Atari and Pac Man player. He ex- plains that Italy does not have these exciting video games. He also en- joys listening to Ameri- can music, such as Gen- esis and Pink Floyd. We wish Lorenzo all the happiness in the world and hope that he enjoys the remainder of his stay in our country. Karren is working very hard in Monticello High, although she is receiving no credit for her efforts. She is more concerned with the ex- periences she is having. All of us at Monti High wish Karren a happy future and sin- cerely thank her for sharing this year with us. 113 NtuTH GCADe- pagtzS I Zq -123 T KifH IA.OB - ges i2m - (2 7 ELEVENTH GCAOt' Rages 118 119 HOMEROOM 215 L. Hersh, A. Higgins, D. Hine, L. Hinkley, J. Homenick, V. Hoods, K. Hussner, J. Imhoff, R. Issae, S. Isreal, W. Ivory, I. Jarrette, L. Kafouris, J. Kasio- tis, K. Elizabeth, K. Kehoe, G. Kennedy, M. Kennedy, D. Kindred, L. Kletter, C. Knapp, E. Koskey, T. Koskey, K. Hayes, P. Hooks, A. Ianna- cone. HOMEROOM 221 M. Rush, K. Russo, T. Saenz, C. Santos, P. Seamans, F. Sed- lack, G. Seltzer, M. Shapiro, B. Shook, J. Sinistorie, P. Smith, F. Snowden, M. Snowden, S. Sommers, D. Sosa, W. Stan- ton, T. Stern, P. Steigler, C. Stowers, G. Ryder, D. Sheely, M. Smith, H. Stanway, A. Robinson, R. Wooten. HOMEROOM 224 C. Costa, T. Crandell, M. Croissant, D. Crowley, K. Darwin, W. Davey, S. David- son, B. Davis, R. Davison, D. Decker, M. DeGraff, F. Don- Ion, S. Dorn, J. Drillings, B. Dromazos, L. Eckenrode, E. Egeland, J. Ellis, R. Ellis, W. Ernst, L. Coles, C. Hackett, H. Foster. HOMEROOM 212 R. Stowers, K. Taggart, J. Te- lesky, S. Terzo, A. Tompkins, J. Tompkins, V. Valentia, M. VanKeuren, G. Vargas, C. Walker, M. Warnock, M. Wat- son, J. Whipple, L. Wiest, A. Williams, L. Williams, P. Wil- liams, M. Woolever, V. Yas- kanich, D. Yates, R. Yates, T. Ziegler, L. Torriero, C. Victor, A. Volpe. HOMEROOM 227 C. McCune, M. McDaniels, M. Meddaugh, T. Merton, B. Mieczkowski, A. Mizell, B. Morak, D. Morris, J. Moshier, L. Mulhern, P. Murphy, S. Murphy, J. Neails, S. Nieves, P. Nocerino, H. Odell, B. Ol- sen, M. Pace, R. Paramore, C. Patt, J. Peabody, F. Nicholson, M. Pendergast, B. Perry, C. Whitted. HOMEROOM 205 C. Piatt, A. Poli, C. Pomes, D. Price, M. Profeta, R. Quick, J. Reeves, M. Restrepo, T. Reyn- olds, R. Rivera, C. Rodriguez, S. Rodriguez, R. Roosevelt, M. Rosa, E. Rosen, S. Rosenberg, H. Rowner, M. Roy, E. Ruo- tolo, A. Rupp, C. Rivenberg, S. Pinto, M. Pitta, C. Roe. HOMEROOM 226 D. Kunis, G. LaPolt, D. Larkin, P. Larusso, A. Ledina, S. Lerner, G. Lewis, M. Lewis, R. Lichten- berger, J. Locascio, J. Long, I Lo- pez, K. Lopez, C. MacPherson, M. Manacello, L. Mangravito, M. Mann, D. Mapes, S. Maybloom, R. Mayerson, L. McComb. K. Karchner, J. Lescano, C. Leven- sohn. HOMEROOM 500 E. Fantauzzi, L. Felix, J. Fleischer, M. Fore, D. Frangipane, L. Frassa, J. Fromer, M. Garlick, T. Gilger, A. Gittleman, D. Gittleman, T. Gizinski, S. Goldych, D. Gon- zales, M. Greco, H. Groudas, M. Haberzettl, E. Hackett, D. Hant- man, C. Henderson, P. Henry, M. Figueroa, K. Hansen, G. Glazer, T. Gray. HOMEROOM 612 C. Abplanap, V. Almanzo, D. An- drews, D. Appel, M. Arkin, B. Armstead, J. Armstead, R. Arm- stead, M. Baez, M. Baidowsky, J. Barnier, L. Baron, J. Barry, P. Bart- ley, G. Bartol, P. Beach, C. Bed- good, L. Beebe, W. Benjamin, D. Bennett, T. Bensinger, A. Bick- man, B. Avery, D. Ayala. 122 HOMEROOM 615 V. Bickman, S. Biddle, T. Black, J. Bogdan, C. Bordulis, C. Bracey, M. Brawley, T. Brawley, D. Brown, C. Bruning, A. Buchbaum, D. Burr, D. Cahill, R. Caiman, M. Carnell, V. Ca- talano, W. Cheng, F. Clark, H. Cogan, S. Cohen, V. Collura, A. Cooke, K. Chak, K. Hussey. AUDITORIUM HOMEROOM B. Brasington, L. Geyer, G. Jung, G. LaPolt, B. McCoy, A. Nola, T. Peters. HOMEROOM 508 B. Calhoun, C. Cavello, K. Cooke, M. Davis, R. DiMarzio, H. Galligan, W. Galligan, J. Greenfield, J. Kenney, K. Keller, D. Kopplin, R. Mendels, R. Miller, L. Morgan, J. Mure, B. Nev- ins, K. Prokosch, B. Richardson, L. Roosa, S. Rosenblum, M. Schop, G. Schutt, M. Taylor, D. Thomas, C. Vanfradenburg, D. Walter, L. Warter, T. Wood. 123 EOH5 HOMEROOM 216 M. Panchyshyn, J. Peabody, F. Perez, P. Perez, M. Prokosch, K. Ramsay, J. Ransom, D. Ra- poni, K. Raymond, R. Reuss, T. Richards, R. Roggiero, J. Rusciano, J. Russo, B. Salerno, J. Schenkerman, L. Robertson, M. Perry. HOMEROOM 604 J. Skiba, P. Skinger, M. Smith, S. Smith, S. Smith, B. Sooens- chein, J. Stant, B. Stanton, P. Stanton, J. Stefl, E. Stjohn, S. Strong, C. Stubbs, R. Sunne- kalb, S. Swendsen, S. Taggart, D. Tagliamonti, G. Seaman, C. Sessa. HOMEROOM 217 W. Decker, A. DeMellier, T. DiGirolamo, N. Drakes, K. Drennan, K. Drew, S. Dubin, E. Earl, D. Fawcett, J. Fonseca, D. Francica, B. Fraser, S. Fra- ser, J. Freed, C. Fritzsche, A. Gandy, F. Garlanger, R. Gill, S. Gizinski, S. Gold, T. Green. HOMEROOM 118 R. Telesky, A. Terzo, C. Thiele, J. Thomas, D. Tomlin- son, J. Tomlinson, L. Tully, R. Valle, M. Vanderbeek, B. Van- Keuren, M. Vannee, S. Villena, T. Walker, S. Weiss, K. Whip- ple, E. Williams, K. Wright, D. Young, T. Young, L. Zaitchick, A. Weeks. HOMEROOM 120 G. McCoy, T. McGrath, C. McKoy, G. McRae, V. Merton, M. Michellette, D. Mitchell, J. Montane, B. Moore, D. Moss, P. Mulhern, M. Murphy, C. Murran, E. Nekvapil, F. Nek- vapil, L. O'Brien, D. O'Con- nor, K. O'Donohue, K. Ohn- macht, W. Pace, M. Palson, D. Morak, HOMEROOM 209 B. Gregory, G. Grobusch, N. Hansen, E. Hill, R. Housman, L. Hulbert, R. Irelan, M. Jahn, M. Jahn, M. Jakaitis, R. Jakai- tis, J. Jarrette, V. Kaufman, C. Kaylor, J. Kelly, R. Knopf, H. Kowalec, D. Krause, M. Kurth. HOMEROOM 223 E. Accamando, R. Adams, P. Aga- pito, M. Allor. Y. Almanzo, G. Armstead, T. Armstead, K. Aus- tin, J. Ayres, D. Baker, M. Bed- good, H. Berman, C. Bogart, D. Bogursky, D. Bogusz, S. Borko, J. Bradley, R. Bradley, H. Braun- stein, W. Bonnaci, D. Bennett, L. Beach. HOMEROOM 616 J. LaBrecque, C. LaRusso, D. Lau- terstein, A. Layton, C. Layton, H. Layton, D. Lee, J. Leventoff, J. Leiber, C. Liebman, A. Lubbe, C. Lulay, J. Lustgarten, T. Lynch, G. Mapes, D. Marmanillo, J. Mason, H. Mathis, B. McCoy, T. Martin, M. Lake, A. Leon. AUDITORIUM HOMEROOM A. Clopton, D. LaFrancois, D. Lauferswiler, F. Margillo, J. Phipps, L. Sonnenschein. 126 HOMEROOM 508 J. Baum, L. Berg, C. Cassidy, J. Cleveland, K. Ddas, L. Glass, L. Herman, R. Jackson, C. Kopplin, L. Kraemer, L. Lilley, S. MacAd- am, J. McDowall, S. Monroe, J. Roycroft, C. Russo, A. Skalski, D. Trebilcock, J. Velton, S. Walker, H. Yakin. HOMEROOM 608 J. Price, K. Price, T. Price, M. Ra- poni, D. Reeves, D. Ricca, D. Rob- inson, M. Rodriguez, R. Rodri- guez, R. Rodriguez, P. Rossiter, L. Rubin, F. Rupp, M. Rush, R. San- tiago, J. Santise, J. Scheck, C. Schenker, D. Schneider, L. Royce, M. Peets. HOMEROOM 108 D. Langseder, M. Ledina, L. Le- vine, J. Lewis, L. Locks, B. Mac- Adam, J. Madnick, M. Mahon, D. Manacello, T. Margillo, S. Mar- lin, M. Marmanillo, E. Marrero, N. Mason, T. Massey, R. Mathis, J. McCluney, B. McCoy, R. McCray, M. McGill, D. McManus, R. Marmanillo. 127 HOMEROOM 110 D. Burr, V. Cassidy, J. Castillo, R. Cedeira, J. Cheng, E. Clark, L. Coddington, M. Collis, P. Collura, E. Coney, A. Craw- ford, B. Crawford, W. Crois- sant, C. Crumley, S. Cum- mings, B. Daniels, A. Davison, J. DeGraff, N. DelGatto, E. DelPrete, G. Chance, C. Cahill, R. Condron. HOMEROOM 112 V. DePuy, P. Dieguez, D. Don- Ion, J. Doyle, D. DuBois, M. Eddington, D. Ellis, M. Esco- bar, G. Felix, P. Fleischer, R. Florio, T. Ford, M. Forman, B. Foss, K. Francica, J. Frassa, D. Gandy, O. Gandy, K. Ges- vantner, P. Dom, K. Fells, S. DeCarlo, R. Froehlich. HOMEROOM 114 W. Merchant, J. Mitchell, L. Mitchell, G. Monteith, H. Morgan, K. Morse, L. Mo- shier, J. Murry, S. Nesin, E. Nordby, D. Norris, T. Now- lin, D. O'Donohue, J. Os- trander, R. Paramore, S. Pe- trowsky, T. Pfeister, C. Pit- turo, R. Brouillard, K. Mes- sineo, N. Messinger. HOMEROOM 122 H. Houman, L. Houman, L. Jarhling, T. Jasuta, D. Jones, D. Jones, E. Jung, R. Karp, S. Kennett, C. Kindred, R. Klein, C. Knight, L. Knopf, D. Kola- kowski, S. Kozachuk, D. Kraemer, S. Lander, G. Hooks, E. Hussey. HOMEROOM 601 C. Abramson, K. Adams, J. Al- len, R. Ancona, M. Aponte, S. Aponte, H. Armstead, J. Arm- stead, T. Armstead, W. Arm- stead, E. Badendyck, K. Bailey, C. Beach, D. Berg, R. Bickman, D. Bogursky, T. Bogursky, A. Brafman, K. Bunce, W. Bunce, K. Beckman, C. Brawley. HOMEROOM 602 K. Taggart, K. Talos, T. Te- lesky, E. Tremper, E. Valdivia, E. Valdivia, L. Valentia, J. Vandervort, R. Van Etten, M. Vazquez, T. Vlachos, L. Vucci, B. Walker, A. Wells, C. Wells, W. Whitehead, L. Williams, R. Williams, G. Wood, J. Yonker, J. Zelanko, M. Torriero, J. Uzzi. HOMEROOM 607 C. Giamo, J. Gilmour, R. Git- lin, B. Glaab, M. Gonzales, R. Graham, C. Gray, D. Gray, H. Greenfield, M. Guarino, R. Heimowitz, L. Hendrickson, A. Hernandez, D. Hine, D. Hofstee, D. Hogue, S. Hol- lander, J. Hopper, J. Horvath, E. Gray, D. Hansen, S. Helms. HOMEROOM 614 L. Schnitzer, C. Serone, J. Sha- piro, J. Sherb, J. Simanovicz, R. Sipos, A. Smith, D. Smith, J. Smythe, D. Solomn, D. Somers, T. Stant, J. Stanton, K. Stensland, C. Steward, J. Strat- ton, T. Swierski, G. Swingle, J. Sze, J. Taggart. HOMEROOM LIBRARY B V. Bonner, R. Carroll, C. Cas- tellanos, M. Macedonio, R. McArdle, M. Pion, K. Smith, A. Walz, L. Wynn, D. Martin, I. Davis, Y. Wynn, R. Stubbs, W. Koskey, D. Smythe, C. Hamilton, G. Korth, M. Le- Febvre. 130 AUDITORIUM HOMEROOM S. Berger, T. Manzi, S. Moore, L. Steigler, E. Walsh, M. York. HOMEROOM 508 T. Coney, L. Cooke, J. Eshel- man, M. Fodor, L. Giarrusso, S. Gillespie, J. Hastings, B. Herman, D. Kaufman, S. Kop- plin, S. Krekun, J. Noeth, R. Olcott, D. Piazza, F. Rausch, B. Roggero, B. Sager, P. Schaefer, K. Thomas, M. Toomey, M. Walter. JUNIOR PROM Queen Denise Schneider and King Michael Vasquez. JUNIOR PROM- ' ONLY TIME WILL TELL The 1982 junior prom was a smashing success! The magical evening began with dancing and socializing among friends in gowns and suits. An outstanding per- formance was given by Mr. Gould, a fantastic magician from Binghamton. The evening was topped off with the crowning of the king and queen. Mike Vasquez and Denise Schneider were rightfully granted this honor. Unlike previous proms, a court consisting of first, second, and third run- ners-up was not chosen. Instead, twenty people from the committee were selected on the basis of the amount of time and energy they contributed. The junior prom of 1982 will always be a treasured memory for everyone who attended. Hopefully the Class of '84's senior prom will be equally successful, but only time will tell. 133 1. C. Allor 2. E. Almadovar 3. J. Attard 4. E. Baidowsky 5. J. Benson 11. R. Brown 12. J. Bryan 13. K. Callihan 14. C. Castellenos 15. A. Castrogiovanni 6. D. Berkowitz 7. M. Bonner 8. A. Bova 9. A. Brafman 10. M. Branch 16. V. Chimenti 17. D. Churley 18. J. Coburn 19. E. Cohen 20. A. Conklin 1. J. Conway 2. R. Costa 3. L. Dantzer 4. M. Davis 5. Y. Davis 1. P. McCarthy 2. J. Meddaugh 3. J. Mendels 4. K. Millspaugh 5. B. Mitchell 6. P. Monroe 7. R. Morgan 8. K. Mullen 9. R. Naurek 10. J. Pammer 11. E. Perez 12. L. Perez 13. D. Pierce 14. J. Platt 15. A. Porter 16. C. Pranis 17. D. Ramsay 18. L. Rauch 19. C. Richardson 20. M. Romano 1. M. Roosa 2. L. Rossiter 3. A. Russo 4. K. Savickas 5. P. Schiff 6. S. Schwartz 7. C. Seidler 8. T. Semonite 9. W. Sipos 10. R. Smith 11. R. Strang 12. R. Sze 13. D. Taggart 14. J. Thomas 15. P. Van Etten 16. M. Walter 17. B. Welsh 18. L. Wynn 19. Y. Wynn 20. H. Yakin REMEMBER WHEN . . . . . Karl Millspaugh used to chase Terry Semonite home from kindergarten every day and kiss her. He would wait in the bushes and ambush her. She would stomp her little feet. . . . Robbie Rakosi disected a white mouse in Mrs. Lyttle's class. He told us it would come back to life after he sewed it back up. Boy, were we surprised when it didn't. . . . Suzanne Greenfield and Bryan Kotin got married in second grade. He even gave her a ring; it was made out of the best tin foil. . . . Tina Rankin stepped on Terry Semonite's foot and she screamed. Mr. Diamond came out of his office and yelled at Terry, For a little girl, you sure have a big mouth! . . . . Shawn Laufersweiler threw jello at the ceiling with a spoon and Scooter Almadovar told Mr. Elvins that Shawn did it. Shawn got the paddle, and so did Scooter for being a tattle-talc. . . . Jimmy Pammer always wanted to play house with all the girls. ... In fourth grade, Mrs. Markowitz would throw chalk and erasers at Theresa Gallo and hit Nat Combs. . . . Adrienne Goldfarb chased Craig Seidler around in first grade. . Patty Monore hated Sandra Grant because she beat her in all the relay events during a Brownie picnic. . . . Speed reading with Mrs. Langham. .. . Mrs. Lyttle's class always beat Mrs. Rubin's in kickball. Everyone would run up to the blacktop during recess to see which class got up first. . . Elisa Baidowsky asked Terry Semonite if she had any bones in her little fingers. . . . Sandra Grant vomited all over Mrs. Lyttle during a fire drill. .. . Mrs. Berkowitz's third grade class had a Christmas party, and Nat Combs was so bad that she tied him to a chair so he couldn't eat any cake. . . . Kaja Smith hit Darren Foss in the head with her lunchbox and gave him a concussion. . . Mrs. Berkowitz's third grade class had a play called Delgato the Cat . Jeanne Walters had an elaborate cat costume and Karl Millspaugh had a sign around his neck that said CAT . . . . Jane Coburn and Robin Gcrstcn were showing off on the balance beam in front of the kindergarteners and Jane fell off and split her chin open. ... We dared Marsha Brown to pick a piece of lint out of Mr. Hein's chest hair. Of course she did it. ... Lauren Rauch felt that paying taxes was unfair, so she let Mr. Irish know by stating: Well, I don't care I'm not paying taxes, even if I have to be a priest! . . . . Mr. Schutt tried to strangle Pat McCarthy every day. .. Mr. Witheral used to spend half of the period making fun of everyone, and the other half teaching us how to make dotted lines on the blackboard without lifting the chalk. . . . Miss O'Brien hit Adrienne Goldfarb over the head with a compass. . . . Mr. Witheral used to throw erasers at Pat McCarthy. . . . Murray Davis threw up and Lauren Rauch was in the bathroom at the time. She kept asking him what color it was. . Marsha Brown sat on a whoopee cushion to force Mr. Kelly to make a face so Ann Kelly could take his picture. Marsha got detention; Mr. Kelly got the picture. Debbie Horowitz would get the joke 10 minutes after everyone else was finished laughing. Mike Roosa used to race Joe Platt to lunch every day until he broke his ankcl on the stairs. After that, Mike raced everyone on his crutches and still won. ... Kris Savickas wore short-shorts to school and Mr. Kelly made her change. She did, but changed back after class. . . . Mr. Lanuti ripped his pants playing leap-frog. . . . Everyone wore a rain coat to Mr. Waltzer's reading class. . . . Michael Heigh had an average of 104 in science. . . . Carena Richardson and Patty Monroe waited for Mr. Mack's class to end so that they could see their loves: Bryan Kotin and Kelly Lawler. . . . Lauren Rossiter kissed Oscar Santiago and said, Mmm, chocolate! . He replied, No. potato chips. . . . . Miss Eck's court system. . . . Mr. Heins showed us puppy dog parts during sex education. . . . Marsha Brown and Patty Monroe got into a fight and made Mrs. Dolin cry. ... Bill Mitchell and Craig McManus wore fake noses and glasses in Mr. Waltzer's class all period. . . . Patti Schiff got a referral from Mrs. McDermot because Debbie Nesin was talking. ... In cooking class, someone stuck a meatball on the ceiling where it stayed for about 2 weeks. ... Craig McManus and Kelly Lawler broke into Jimmy Brawley's locker and put tabasco sauce all over his peanut butter and jelly sandwich. . . . Mr. Mecca used to roll his eyes behind his head every time he told an Edgar Allen Poe story. . . Mr. Kleckner sat on a tack and didn't realize it until the end of the day. . . . The plaster ceilings in the middle school fell all over the place. . . . Kelly Lawler and Carolyn Kennedy were opponents in the presidential elections and still went to the school dance together on election day. ... Mr. Irish was absent one day, and when the substitute teacher took attendance, Sandra Grant, Carolyn Kennedy, and Patty Monroe answered to each other's names. . .. Lauren Rauch sneezed in Mr. Irish's class, caught a handful, and couldn't find any tissues. . . . Mr. Mack's plays. ... In eighth grade. Anthony Castrogiovanni and Ken Bock set an auditorium seat on fire. . . . Marsha Hall and Adrienne Goldfarb threw cups and plates out of the window when Mrs. Weiner wasn't looking. Robbie Rakosi, Mike Roosa, and Joe Platt were all playing trombone and accidentally lost their slides into the flute section. . . . Mr. Kelly purposely squeaked his chalk across the blackboard to make his students cringe. . . . Hope Safer taught Mr. Shaw's ninth grade class how to make paper frogs. . . . Suzanne Greenfield, Lauren Rauch, and Ann Kelly left Coach Roche's gym class to run through the halls with their badminton rackets. Coach later told them they might be suspended. Being innocent ninth graders, they believed him. . . . Jim Pammer never had matching socks. . . . Ann Kelly's middle name is ' otated . . . . Angela Raymond and Patti Schiff changed their Spanish grades when Mr. Alvarez wasn't looking. . . . Kelly Lawler dumped Noelle Messenger's nail polish down the sink. 140 ... In ninth grade, Kathy Mullen fell out of her chair in the library and repated her performance in tenth grade English class. . Kathy Carlick wasn't paying attention to where she was walking because she had her eye on one really fine guy, and walked into a wall. . Mrs. Llaurado was substituting in Spanish class and said, A ver Schwar, move back a seat. That's how we came to call Steven Schwartz Schwar . ... Aaron Sadovsky left a mayonnaise sandwich in his locker all year; you couldn't walk past his locker without choking. ... Joey Bryan brought food to Spanish class every day and never shared anything with anyone. . . . We had a fire drill during a unit exam in Spanish class, and everyone made it back before Sr. Alvarez and locked him out. Everyone passed the test. . . . Mr. Falcone got a bit excited while trying to explain something in social studies. He accidentally salivated on Karl Millspaugh's notebook. Mrs. Skolnick's 10 HP English class hid out in the hallway on April Fools Day. . Alan Gotlieb let everyone copy the answers from his Barons Regents book in biology. Mr. Neufeld was surprised to see how well the class did on the exam. .. . Elizabeth Cohen wrote Mr. Alvarez a note in class telling him to zip up his fly. He went behind the podium, zipped it up, and then thanked her for telling him. . Joe Platt broke about 100 test tubes in HP biology and Mrs. Horowitz didn't even notice. . .. Darren Foss and Kristina Savickas got lost while running up and down the ski hills. . . . Mr. Falcone dropped the overhead projector in his 10 HP social studies class. The class tried unsuccessfully to contain their laughter. . . . Mr. Bernstein's sixth period class planned a birthday party for him, and he never showed up. . . . Mr. Neufeld hung Adrienne Goldfarb over the blackboard. . . . Mr. Witkowski said okay 184 times in one period. . . . Mr. Rosengard's 11 HP English class took 7 months to read Othello. ... Mr. Jacobs went into Mr. Witkowski's classroom and asked him to calm down and talk a little lower because a test was being taken down the hall. ... The Wurtsboro bus got called to the cafeteria for a lecture. This happened once a week. . . . Mr. Witkowski called Joe Platt inhumane. . . . Richard Baum disagreed with everything that Mr. Jacobs said. . . . We called Karl Millspaugh Mildew . . . . David Horowitz bent over to pick something up and his pants fell down. . . . We had rubber stopper fights in HP biology. . . . Angela Raymond ate 9 pieces of pizza at a volleyball party. . . . Patti Schiff, Patty Monroe, Jayne Meddaugh, and Angela Raymond compared panty colors in Spanish class. . . . Lauren Rossiter and Carolyn Kennedy had a secret hiding place so that they wouldn't have to run on Fridays. . . . Scooter Almadovar, Wilbur Ray, Elisa Baidowsky, Pat McCarthy, and Kris Savickas stuffed their pockets with Mrs. Horowitz's cheerleading candy whenever she left the room. ... One day, the art department went crazy and Mr. Skalski and Mr. Bernstein put yam all over each other's rooms. . . . Shawn Laufersweiler misread the word organisms in Mr. Weinstein's biology class. . . . Mrs. Skolnick called Ann Kelly Kelly Ann , so Ann called her Skolnick Mrs. . ... In biology, Steve Schwartz's retainer popped out out of his mouth and onto Barbara Welsh's notebook. . . . Mice were raised for an experiment in HP biology, but the experiment failed because all the mice died mysteriously. ... Mr. Rosengard told his 11 HP English class that there is no difference between algebra and English. Bryan Kotin attempted to prove him wrong, but couldn't come up with any valid reasons. . . . Steve Schwartz's famous peanut butter, jelly and fluff sandwiches. . . . Mrs. Feller's Cosine cosine minus sine sine . . . . . . The creation of Valley Girls (Like totally!). . . . Chevon Jones almost drank HCl. . . . The junior prom committee made a fountain, and it leaked all over the floor. ... Carolyn Kennedy and Angela Raymond locked the car keys in the trunk of the car just before taking their road test. . . . Ann Kelly went to open the blinds in chemistry and knocked them off the wall. . . . Mr. Pallaria's pink shirt. . . . Lauren Rossiter's excuse to Mr. Pallaria about not doing her homework was I'll hand it tomorrow. 1 didn't do it because I had to take my dog to obedience school. . . . Abe Brafman fried a grasshopper with HCl. . . . Jim Glaab slept in Mrs. Skolnick's class all year and pulled a B on the regents. . . . Debbie Horowitz called Mrs. Horton Mom . . . . The fourth period Physics class got answers to tests from the second period class. . . . Peter Van Etten and Darren Foss got stuck up in a tree on senior lane. . . . Rob Bonnaci, Jim Pammer, and Tim Gridley, had a perfume fight on lane. Phew!! . . . When Liz Cohen found out she was ranked fourth in the class, she was so excited that she went running down to the cafeteria via senior lane, slipped in the mud, and got completely soaked. . . . Mrs. Van Etten wouldn't let Peter drive his car to school because Darren Foss had written The Cheese Mobile all over it. . . . Sandra Grant got a flat tire on her way to dinner after the junior prom. . . . Ann Kelly wore orange socks that didn't go too well with her outfit of blue jeans and a purple shirt. ... Pat McCarthy pulled the movie screen down for Mr. DeFeo in Earth Science. Unfortunately, his strength proved to be too much for the fragile screen: It came a- tumblin' down!! . . . Lauren Rauch filed her nails in Mrs. Horton's pre-calculus class. . . . We took the hardest social studies regents ever issued. . . . Billy Sipos, Lauren Rossiter, Scooter Almadovar, Murray Davis, Patti Schiff, and Carolyn Kennedy begged Mr. Harding to reopen the masquerade ball. . . . Mr. Bradshaw used the phrase Barbie and Jay at Disneyland for the bonus on one of the weekly quizzes. Jay Mendels and Barbara Welsh turned several shades of red. . . . Ann Kelly, Dale Bcrkowitz, and Barbara Welsh played baseball in the hall using a ball of paper and a calculus book. Mr. Rader walked by and said, Strike one! . . . . An apple came through an open window in Mrs. Skolnick's class. . . . Larry Drew snorted carrots. 144 ,EMOR o 0 I r H ' t yA ' Stf f ((! [{'( t{ I Early Graduates CAMERA SHY: Ivan Davis Gary Korth Mark Lefebvre Vernalisa Bonner Rita Carroll Cecilia Castellanos Charmaine Hamilton Walter Koskey Darryl Martin Michele Macedonio 146 Kay Smith Michelle Walter 147 Arlene Walz Lelia Wynn Dwight Eisenhower Edwin Skooter Almodovar John Attard Jackie Accomando Charles Allor Michael Armstead Wilbur Armstead Elisa Baidowsky Tyrone Baker 148 Anthony Bastone Richard Baum Jeanette Benson Jerome Black I Dale Berkowitz f James Blakesly Allor, Charles-Varsity Soccer 1, 2, 3; Alpine Ski- ing 1, 2, 3, 4. Almodovar, Skooter-J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsi- ty Basketball 3, 4; J.V. Soccer 1,2; Varsity Soccer 3, 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 3; Christmas Toy Drive 3; Student Council 3, 4. Armstead, Wilbur-Indoor Track 1; Thanksgiv- ing Food Drive 2. Baidowsky, Elisa-Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 1; Christmas Toy Drive 3. Baum, Richard-J.V. Wrestling 1; Varsity Wres- tling 2, 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Orchestra 3; Saxaphone Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Berkowitz, Dale-Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Varsity Softball 4. 149 Kenneth Bock Jurushia Bonner Mark Bradley Kathy Boddy Robert Bonnaci Anne Bova Melinda Bonner Abraham Brafman Mark Branch 150 James Brawley Russell Brown Boddy, Katherine-Spanish Club 4; Interact 4; Christmas Toy Drive 4; Volleyball 4. Bonnaci, Robert-J.V. Baseball 3; J.V. Wrestling Bonner, Melinda-Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4 Bova, Anne-Student Council 3, 4; Guidance Staff 4; Student Advisory Committee 4. Brafman, Abraham-Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Gerald Broskin l Joseph Bryan Craig Buchman Kim Ca„ihan 151 Steven Cassidy Joseph Castle Anthony Castrogiovanni Kathy Cavello Vincent Chimienti Pam Chak Daniel Churley Hart Charnis Jane Coburn 152 Elizabeth Cohen Castrogiovanni, Anthony-Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; MEP 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Theater Or- chestra 3, 4; NYSSMA Area All State Orchestra 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Math Team 4. Churley, Danny-J.V. Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3. Coburn, Jane-Junior Prom Committee 3; Year- book Staff 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 4. Cohen, Elizabeth-Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Theater Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Area All State 2, 3, 4; NYSSMA Solo Competition 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Thanksgiving Food Drive 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Cross- Country Ski Team 4; Volleyball Team 4; Year- book Staff 4. Julie Coney Raymond Condron Louis Colon Amy Conklin Jane Conway 153 Robert Costa Dale Cox April Cox Costa, Robert-Cross-Country Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track Team 2, 3, 4. Drew, Larry-Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; Varsity Wres- tling 4; Student Council 4; Broadcasting Squad 4. Dumas, Alvin-Track Team 3, 4; Indoor Track 4; J.V. Soccer 1, 2. Louise Dantzler Dawn Dauch Murray Davis 154 Virginia DeSio Doreen Ellis Kathleen Evans Karren Fells Yvette Davis Donald DeFazio Larry Drew Donald Dugan Alvin Dumas Darren Foss Raymond Fritzsche Tammie Fore Ford, Donzella-J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Cheer- leading 3. Garlick, Kathleen-French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4; General Organization Sec- retary 4; J.V. Softball 2; Varsity Softball 3, 4; Monti Printz 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Broadcasting Squad 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 4. Giarrusso, John-Student Council 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Prom Commit- tee 3; Monti Printz 3, 4; Monti Printz Editor 4; Yearbook Art Editor 4. Goldfarb, Adrienne-Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Office Staff 3, 4; Monti Printz Photographer 3, 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 3, 4; Key Club 1; Cheerleading 1; Junior Prom Committee 3; NYSSMA Area All State Choir 4; Yearbook Photographer 4. David Frassa Kathleen Garlick 156 Kelly Goebel John Giarrusso Fanny Gomez James Glaab Geneva Gonzalez Stewart Graham James Grant 157 Grant, Sandra-Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross- Country Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 3, 4; Track 1; J.V. Volleyball 2; Varsity Volleyball 3, 4; Varsity Soccer 1; J.V. Soccer 2; Interact 3, 4; Interact District Governor 4; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Thanks- giving Food Drive 2; Christmas Toy Drive 3, 4; Student Advisory Committee 4. Greenfield, Suzanne-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; NYSSMA Competition 3; Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact Trea- surer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Treasurer of National Honor Society 4; Math Team 1, 4; Tennis Team 3; Thanksgiving Food Drive 3; Business Manager of Yearbook 4. Gregory, Lisa-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Pit Band 2, 4; All-County Band 3; Math Team 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council 2, 3; Junior Prom Commit- tee 3; Junior Prom Court member 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Christmas Toy Drive 3; Thanksgiving Food Drive 3; Yearbook Staff 4. Gridley, Timothy-Captain of J.V. Wrestling 3; Track 3, 4; Co-Captain of Varsity Wrestling 4; School Musical 4. Hirsch, Stuart-Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Theater Or- chestra 2, 3. 4; NYSSMA Area All State 3, 4. Horowitz, David-Debate and Speech Teams 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Captain 4; Monti Printz 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Manager of Monti Printz 4; Math Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain of Math Team 1; Year- book Staff 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1; Class Vice President 2; Homeroom Representative 3, 4; Christmas Toy Drive 2, 4; School Store Committee 2, 3, 4; Lab Adde 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Scorekeeper J.V. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Scorekeeper J.V. Softball 1, 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate and Speech Annual Banquet Chairman 3. Sandra Grant Suzanne Greenfield Lisa Gregory I Stanley Gray Melinda Gregorius Timothy Gridley 158 Marsha Hall Kathy Hector Pamela Heins Stuart Hirsch Denise Hooks David Horowitz 159 Deborah Horowitz Duane Johnson Diana Jurgens James Housman Timothy Hughes Angie Kasiotis 160 Jackie Katz Theodor Kaufman Carolyn Kennedy Robert Katz Michael Kennedy Horowitz, Deborah-Alpine Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Area All State Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Pit Band 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Co-Chairman of Thanksgiving Food Drive 3; Magazine Drive Chairman for Yearbook 4. Johnson, Duane-Golf Team 3, 4. Jones, Chevon-J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Bas- ketball 3. Katz, Ivan-Wrestling Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 2, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 4. Katz, Robert-Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact 2, 3, 4; Cross Country Team 3, 4; Track Team 3, 4; Indoor Track 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Kaufman, Theodor-Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country Ski Team 1, 2, 3; Track Team 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 4. Kelly, Ann-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; NYSSMA Competition 1, 2, 3; J.V. Softball 1; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Chairman of Christmas Toy Drive 3; Toy Drive 4; Chairman of Invita- tions Committee of Junior Prom 3; Varsity Soft- ball 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Kennedy, Carolyn-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross-Coun- try Team 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; Track Team 1, 2, 3; Interact 1, 2, 3; Interact Vice Presi- dent 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Class President 3, 4; Class Secretary 2; Pit Band 3, 4; All County Band 3; Junior-Prom Committee Chairman 3; Junior Prom Queen 3; Student Advisory Com- mittee 4; Christmas Toy Drive 2, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Kennedy, Michael-Cross-Country team 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 161 M ' Connie King Kelly King Joann Kinne Sylvia Kretschmer Terrie Krehel Bryan Kotin Keith LaPolt Deidre Latimer Michael Landis 162 Rosemarie Laudati Thomas Latimer Shawn Laufersweiler Kelly J. Lawler Laudati, Rose-Office Staff 3, 4; Broadcasting Squad 4; School Play 1; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Laufersweiler, Shawn-Alpine Ski Team Captain 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4; Student Advisory Committee 4. Lawler, Kelly J.- Band 1, 2, 3, 4; JV Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Soccer 3, 4; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Commit- tee 3; Student Advisory Committee 4; Layout Editor of Yearbook Staff 4. Long, Jean-Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1; Volleyball 1; Chorus 1; Indoor Track 1. David Levine Jean Long fer. 163 Melva Lopez John Adams Patrick McCarthy Jay Mendels Kevin Miller Eric Manson Jayne Meddaugh Karl Millspaugh 164 Manson, Eric-V. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 McCarthy, Pat-Cross country 1, 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 1, 4 J.V. Basketball 2. Meddaugh, Jayne-Student Council 1,; Yearbook Staff 4; J.V. Volleyball 2; Varsity Volleyball 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3 Honor Society 3, 4; Math Team 1, 4. Mendels, Jay-Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff Writer 4; National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4; Speech Team 1. Mitchell, Bill-J.v. Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling captain 3, 4 Monn, Hilde-Key Club 4; Varsity Soccer 4; Al- pine skiing 4. Monroe Patty-Student Council 1, 2, 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; V P. Key club 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Toy Drive Committee of 12 4; Varsity Track 1; J.V. Volleyball 2; Varsity Volleyball 3, 4; J.V. Soccer captain 2; Varsity Soccer 1, 3, 4 Captain 4; J.V. Cheerleading 1; Alpine Skiing 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All County 3; Yearbook Art Committee 4; Jr. Prom Court 3; Jr, Prom Committee Art Chairperson 3. t k lUE William Mitchell Erik Monti Zina Mizell Patricia Monroe John Moore 165 Queen Elizabeth I Robert Morris Robert Mure Rodney Morgan Kathleen Mullen Patricia Murran Morgan, Rodney-J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4; Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Soccer 4. Mullen, Kathleen-Student Council 1, 2, 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; General Organization Treasurer 4; Monti Printz Treasurer 4; Treasur- er of Christmas Toy Drive 4; Treasurer of Thanksgiving Food Drive 4. 166 Robert Naurek Larry Ohnmacht Kelly Nichols James Pammer ■I Carlos Perez Warren Pendergast % James Offelein Stephanie Pass Elvis Perez 167 Lorraine Perez Dawn Pierce Carmen Pion Joseph Platt Pierce, Dawn-Monti Printz 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Pranis, Chris-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Indoor Track 4; Key Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council 3; Junior Prom Committee 3. Rauch, Lauren-Cross-Country Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country Ski Team 3, 4; Track Team 1, 2, 4; Cheerleading 1; Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Interact 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Sec- retary 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Club Committee Chairman of Interact 2, 3; Christ- mas Toy Drive 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Raymond, Angela-Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact 3, 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2. Richardson, Carena-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Softball 1; Student Council 4. Philomena Pirolo Tyrone Pollard 168 Carena Richardson Angela Raymond Denise Ramsay Ann Marie Porter Lauren Rauch Chris Pranis Jerry Robinson Kevin Roby Juan Rodriguez Roosa, Michael-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; All-School Musical 1, 2; Pit Orchestra 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Brass Choir 4; Area All State Choir 2, 2, 4; All-County Choir 2; All-County Band 3; NYSSMA Duet Competition 3; NYSSMA Solo Competition 4; Student Advisory Committee 4. Rossiter, I.auren-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; NYSSMA Area All State Choir 4; NYSSMA All State Choir 4; Interact 1, 2, 3; Varsity Soccer 1; Cross-Country Team 2; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Co-Editor of Year- book 4. Russo, Anthony-All-School Musical 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Monti Print2 4. Safer, Hope-School Play 2; Library Staff 3; Of- fice Staff 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 4. Savickas, Kris-Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpine Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 4. Schiff, Patti-Student Council 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2; Cross-Country Ski Team 2; Volleyball 2, 4; Val- entine Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Monti Printz 3, 4; Interact 3, 4; Interact Board 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 3; Library Staff 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Tennis Team 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Schwartz, Steven-Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; MEP 1,2; NYSSMA Solo Competi- tion 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Pit Band 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Seidler, Craig-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Pit Band 2, 3, 4; Brass Choir 4; Cross-Country Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; Thanksgiving Dood Drive 4. Servadio, Lorenzo-Varsity Soccer 4; Alpine Ski Team 4; Tennis Team 4. Matthew Romano Jeffrey Rosenbaum Anthony Russo Michael J. Roosa Lauren Rossiter Hope Safer 170 Lorenzo Servadio Anthony Silva William Sipos 171 James Snowden Rose Smith John Snowden George Washington Rose Strang Robert Sze Roxanne Swendsen Debbie Stefanuk John Strang 172 Thomas, Janet-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All-County Band 3; Varsity Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; J.V. Bas- ketball Cheerleading 1, 2, Captain 2; Outdoor Track 1; J.V. Volleyball 2, Captain 2; Varsity Volleyball 3, 4; X-Mas Toy Drive 2; Thanksgiv- ing Food Drive 3, 4; Senior Honor Society 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club treasurer 3, Key Club V.p. 4; Student Council 3, 4; Student Council V.P. 3; Student Council Treasurer 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Student Advisory Commit- tee 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Van Etten, Peter-J.V. Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4; Alpine Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 1, 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club President 4; Student Advisory Committee 4. Janet Thomas Peter Van Etten Debbie Taggart Joseph Tigano Todd VanKeuren Carolyn Ward Tommy Watson Theresa Welch Gerard Whitehead Kenneth Williams Wayne Washington Barbara Welsh Alice Wilkins Brian Wilkinson Joseph Zebrowski Welsh, Barbara-Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Student Advisory Commit- tee 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Monti Printz 4; Co-Editor of Yearbook 4. Wilkins, Alice-Student Council 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 1,2; J.V. Basketball Cheerleading 2; Varsi- ty Soccer Cheerleading 3; Chairman of Thanks- giving Food Drive 4. Wilkinson, Brian-Varsity Baseball 3; Math Team 4; Indoor Track-4. Williams, Kenneth-J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Thanksgiving Food Drive 4. Yakin, Helen-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; PYE Club 1, 2; NYSSMA Solo Competition 1, 2,3,4; All-County 2, 3; Area All- State 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Year- book Staff 4. Zokaie, Penny-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate 1, 2; Math Team 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; President of National Honor Society 4. CAMERA SHY: Edward Abbott Margaret Joyner Craig Macker John Stasko Yolanda Wynn 175 176 CLASS PROPHECY fl am- immv '. V m vi Lv Chuck Allor 1 Edwin Skooter Almadovar Herman Armstead Michael Armstead Richard Baum Jeanette Benson Katherine Boddy Robert Bonnaci Melinda Bonner Vernalisa Bonner Anne Bov“ Abraham Brafman Cecilia Castellanos Anthony Castrogiovanni Jane Coburn Elizabeth Cohen Bob Costa Yvette Davis Louise Dantzler Larry Drew Kathy Garlick John Giarrusso Jim Glabb Adrienne Goldfarb Fanny Gomez James Grant Sandra Grant Suzanne Greenfield Lisa Gregory Tim Gridley Life guard on Daytoi C.P.A. Army cook —' Own my own business Lawyer Business Administrator Doctor Truck Driver Play cello for the Boston pops Radiologist Social Worker Sports Trainer Registered Nurse Engineer C.P.A Physical Therapist Journalist T.V. Broadcaster Data Word Processor Lawyer ■ Business Administrator Sec. Of State Data Processor Photographer b. Fashion Designer Marine A Airline Pilot C.P.A Computer Engineer Phys. Ed Teacher Lead singer for the Rolling Stones Speech Therapist Mel from Mel's Diner Owner of Jamesway Parachutist Mrs. Gearhart Private Benjamin Tonka Truck Racer Kelly Lawler's assistant Hospital cook Astronaut Vacuum Salesman Dr. Joyce Brothers Cello inspector Head of S.P.E.C.T.R.E A professional ho Editor of Mad ma; Sue Simmons Bell Telephone operator Convicted felon A Exec. Secretary Al Haig Rip Van Winkle the second Chief Photographer for the Democrat Fashion Designer for the dummies in Jamesway Mayor of Wurtsboro Janitor in Airport Calculator Tester President of Con Jack Lalane Ed. ■ 177 Wolfman Jack President of the Robert Wagner Fan Club Mermaid Chaser Director of Tiny-Tots Day Care Center Bald Sumo Wresdggg |gg Cafeteria Person Nuclear Weapon Salesman Baby sitter Bus driver M m$- [arsha Hall borah Horowitz uanje Johnson rIyan Katz Robert Katz Theodor Kaufman Ann Kelly Carolyn Kennedy Kelly King Sylvia Kretsowner Deirdre Latimer Rosemarie'Laudati Kelli J. Lawler Jayne Meddaugh Jay Mendels Patty Monroe Kathy Mullen Joseph Platt Ann-Marie Porter Chris Pranis Denise Ramsay Lauren Rauch Angela Raymond Carena Richardson Matt Romano Michael Roosa Lauren Rossiter Patti Dee Schiff Terry Semonite iuncer PROPHECY Doctor Undecided Lorenzo Ser Rose Smith Roxanne Sv Robert Sze Janet Thomas RHter Van Etten ayne Washing) Dr. Seuss- s v Still undecided Used car dealer Manager of the Chinese Lantern Overtaker Chief Gardener at Monti Hi] NY Giants Quarterback Mrs. Rosengard Kamikaze pilot ; ; Computer chip .j Charjes-Schultz Tire Red Baron First oboist with the Bo; indsen .andscape Architect .egitimate horse racer rian Wilkin lelen Yakin ‘icopter pilot in the U.S.M.C Symphony Orchestra SENIOR CLASS NOTABLES Best Dressed Male Skooter Almodovar Class Couple Chris Pranis and Jayne Meddaugh Most Athletic Male 1. Mark Bradley 2. Shawn Laufersweiler Most Likely to Succeed Male 1. Anthony Castrogiovanni 2. John Giarrusso 3. David Horowitz Best Looking Male Peter Van Etten Cutest Male Chuck Allor Class Flirt (Male) Jim Pammer Class Clown (Male) Jim Pammer Class Intellectual (Male) David Horowitz Friendliest Male Billy Mitchell Preppiest Male 1. Peter Van Etten 2. Chris Pranis Most Talkative Male Al Dumas Best Radio Station WPLJ Best Movie 1. An Officer and a Gentleman 2. E.T. Best TV Show 1. Hill Street Blues 2. M A S H Best Song Hard to Say I'm Sorry Best Dressed Female Carolyn Ward Most Athletic Female Lauren Rossiter Most Likely to Succeed Female Penny Zokaie Best Looking Female Patty Monroe Cutest Female 1. Kelly Goebel 2. Sandra Grant Class Flirt (Female) Patti Schiff Class Clown (Female) 1. Jackie Katz 2. Ann Kelly Class Intellectual (Female) Penny Zokaie Friendliest Female Carolyn Kennedy Preppiest Female Lauren Rauch Most Talkative Female 1. Jackie Katz 2. Ann Kelly Best Group 1. Chicago 2. Asia Best Female Vocalist Pat Benatar Best Male Vocalist 1. Billy Joel 2. Lionel Ritchie To lose a friend is the greatest of all evils, but endeavor rather to rejoice that you possessed him than to mourn his loss. Seneca IN MEMORY OF . . . Ryan Stephen Moriarty January 5, 1965-August 30, 1978 The lonely sentinel at his post in front of the Lobster King looks over the Christmas decorations that adorn Monticello. The deco- rations are put up in September and taken down in April. Burger King, Home of the Whop- per, and also home to many Monti High students. We appreciate the job that local concerns are doing to keep Mon- ticello High School students off the streets at night. WSUL is our local radio station whose only ratings come on possible snow days. We appreciate WSUL's part in announcing school and community events. 182 Monticello Raceway: One of Monticello's great- est attractions. The video craze has hit Monticello at Playland arcade where students practice what they have learned in Computer Class. 183 Snappy dressers. The dress in M.H.S. ranges from the positively preppy to the slightly silly. What?! Did you say I had makeup on?!' I can see better with my glasses off.' 184 See you later, Mojo. There's something crawling on the Listen, the first step to being a good typist is to plug in the typewriter, floor! 185 YEARBOOK STAFF Lauren Rossiter, Co-editor Mr. Robert Rosengard, Advisor Barbara Welsh, Co-editor If you've walked by the yearbook office this year, you've probably noticed people working with pictures, orange pencils, and rulers. These dedicated people belong to the 1983 yearbook staff. Without them, this edition of the Monticello High School yearbook would not exist. Their participation, determination, and perseverance made our job a little easier. We would like to thank each and every one of them for their efforts. We would also like to thank Mr. Robert Rosengard (also known as Gandalf and or Bosengard) who so patiently lent a helping hand and gave wise words of advice when a problem arose. We'll always remember this caring man and treasure his friendship forever. To all underclassmen we would like to offer some advice: Become a member of the yearbook staff when your turn comes around. It's a great experience that we've enjoyed immensely and will remember for years to come, as you will if you join this great part of student life. Finally, we want to thank the Class of 1983. With your support and good wishes, we found a reason to keep going when the headaches and ulcers flared up. We wish you all good things forever and a future filled with happiness, love, and fond memories of your days at Monti High. Co-editors Lauren Rossiter and Barb Welsh 186 LAYOUT STAFF Janet Thomas, John Giarrusso, Ann Kelly, Kelly Lawler. MISSING: Melinda Bonner MAGAZINE DRIVE Suzanne Greenfield, Debbie Horowitz, Jayne Meddaugh, John Giar- russo. MISSING: David Horowitz. ART Chris Pranis, Patty Monroe, John Giarrusso, Joe Yeomans, Louis Colon. MISSING: Stuart Hirsch. 187 PHOTOGRAPHERS ADVERTISING Bob Rosengard, Adrienne Goldfarb. STAFF WRITERS Dale Berkowitz, Robert Katz, Adrienne Goldfarb. CLASS HISTORY Terry Semonite, Debbie Horowitz, Patti Schiff, Liz Cohen, Carolyn Kennedy. TYPISTS 188 Angela Raymond, Jay Mendels. Lauren Rauch, Jane Coburn. MISSING: Kelly Goebel. WE WORKED HARD!! Today we'll start a new life And we'll say our last goodbyes To all the friends we've grown to love With whom we've laughed and cried. Remembering the fun and laughter. The problems and the fears. And watching all our memories grow Throughout our high school years. The memories of the dances And the new friends that we've met. Vacations, teachers, talking And exams we'd rather forget. 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Box 844 Monticello, New York 12701 PAINT MANUFACTURERS PAINT WALLPAPER DECORATING CENTER FRANK NAVAS, JP. 671-5950 TECHNICAL SALES 69 Glen Cove Avenue 194 DISC Sunt SOUND i our Authorized Sanyo Dealer 284 BROADWAY MONTICELLO, NY 12701 (914) 794-2657 Congratulations to The Class of '83 tel (014) 704-1S1S doofizz Paint ALLEN COOPER PROPRIETOR e THORNTON AVENUE MONTICELLO, N. Y. 12701 Good Luck and Best Wishes Good Luck and Happiness to All Joe Rota's Our Best Wishes to Larry and the Class of '83 Rialto Pharmacy 272 Broadway Monticello, N.Y. 12701 794-6181 Ike’s Auto Parts, Inc. Thelma, Ted, Rob, and Ken Drew 74 Pleasant Street Monticello. N.Y. 12701 Phone: (914) 794-7722 Ike Wapnick mm Best Wishes Ruth, Ike, and Michael 195 196 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '83 Wyde Lumber Supply Coi p. Lumber - Kitchen Cabinets - Carpeting Building Plumbing Supplies (914) 794-5770 1 P.O. Box 389 Route 17-B (1 mile west of Raceway) Monticello, New York 12701 A M Truck Center Corp. RT. 209. MATAMORAS. PA 18336 - (717) -491-4171 ■Km in INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER TRUCKS - PARTS - SERVICE MACK TRUCK USED TRUCKS Sc EOUIPMENT ASTERN AUTO STORE AUTO. HOME GARDEN PRODUCTS 197 (jggjjjj P XEmiutn a± entice, FOR “HAPPY MOTORING” FERNDALE, NEW YORK One. PHONE 292-4SSO Robert Blank home 292 6r;84 198 New Springs Repairs Installations Resetting McDonald McDonald, inc. Truck, Trailer Auto Spring Service sn(b ’ 240 Lake Street Newburgh, N.Y. 12550 Tel. 914-562-5544 ias Savickas 199 Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of '83 ALADDIN PRINTING CO., Nifsic. I The Linzer Family Congratulations to our Seniors and the class of 83 Good Luck Always Monticello High School Key Club Dale Berkowitz Elizabeth Cohen Larry Drew Debbie Horowitz Ann Kelly Shawn Laufersweiler Hilde Monn Patty Monroe Kristina Savickas Billy Sipos Janet Thomas Peter Van Etten 201 Success to the Class of '83 Gager's Diner Monticello, N.Y. 242 BROADWAY, MONTICELLO, NY 12701 (914) 794-0655 Congratulations Graduates Best of Luck to the Class of of '83 From Wake Up Lawn Care Lawns, Roofing And Trees Cut 794-6910 NOW MORE HEAVY DUTY TRUCK - TRACTOR TRAILER - BUS SERVICES TO OFFER FRONT END ALIGNMENT TANDEM ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING TANDEMS REBUSHED TRW HEAVY DUTY FRONT END PARTS • PARTS • FULL SERVICE W • FREE ESTIMATES T.J. HARWOOD INC 240 LAKE ST NEWBURGH 562-3320 202 Best of Luck to Dale Berkowitz and the Class of '83 Duso Steel and Supply Co. Inc. Route 52, White Sulphur Road Liberty, N.Y. 12754 Sign Fabricators and Municipal Suppliers 914-292-6474 914-292-4418 In Memory Of Michele Sheli Wilkinson We wish the Class of '83 a very happy and successful future The Wilkinson Family Best Wishes ■ to the Class of 1983 from the Class of 1994 Sullivan County Wholesalers, Inc. 109 E. Broadway Monticello, N.Y. } Todd Cellini of Roark's Taver Monticello ' %■ ml A Plumbing-Heating-Electrical Pumps—Kitchens 1 Visit Our Showroom iefore You Renovate Best Wishes jmU Class of '83 Chocolate Factory 274 Broadway ivionuceiio, N.Y. 914-794-0123 Helen and Jim Noeth To the Class oE '83 The Old Homestead The Class With Class Restaurant Monticello, N.Y. 204 Best Wishes Class of '83 To Carolyn and the Class of '83 Congratulations and Best Wishes From Mike Kennedy Plumbing and Heating Monticello, N.Y. 794-6256 Best of Luck Class of '83 Congratulations Best Wishes For A Successful Future Phone 914-794-6917 RAY IPPOLITO HERITAGE PRESS RR 1 BOX 97 M Electrical Work At Its Best Boris Shalman; Inc. Sackett Lake Road Monticello Advertising Specialities Shirley and David Kaufman Only 20 Minutes From Middletown 207 Congratulations to the Class of 'S3 Fitzharris Company, Inc. Insurance Consultants and Administrators Employee Benefit Plane 145 Higbie Lane West Islip, New York 11795 Group Life, Dental Disability Tax Deferred Annuities For Further Information Contact our Local Representative Gordon MacAdam 14 Prince St. Monticello, N.Y. 914-794-0171 Or Call Us Direct: Westchester ................................... 914-683-1273 Suffolk ....................................... 516-587-7900 Nassau ........................................ 516-349-1890 New York City ................................. 212-507-7366 INGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '83 Serving Orange, Sullivan, Ulster Broadway Office 794-8200 MM Por Jervis Rd. 794-8204 s Member FDIC . i 209 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 Best Wishes Class of '83 PRINCESS AMBISNG EAST GLEN WILD ROAD Gigi's GLEN WILD, N Y. 12738 Pizzeria and Restaurant Best Wishes Class of '83 Take-Out Orders Leonard Seymore Rosenheck Gary Weiss Hometown Newspaper jWFor All of « Sullivan County Largest newspaper published in tHwe county in circulation — in news coverage — in ad lineage IN MONTICELLO: 794-7942 IN CALLICOON: 887-5200 211 Best Wishes to the Class of '83 from The Family Drug Store and The Motl Family Bob Fleischman MONTICELLO BAGEL CORP. Serving the Whole Cat skill Region Wholesale Retail 295 Broadway Monticello, N. Y. 12701 -i Saddle Bane Complete Stock of Artists' Material Monticello, New York 794-3231 Abraham Applebaum ngratulations to all! Smalls Plumbing and Heating, Inc. R.D. 3 Box 28 Monticello, New York 794-7780 914-434-4430' L KAKU ami Mi wholesale jobbers of paper products “paper for every use” SO. FALLSBURG, NY INTERACT Wishes the best of luck to our seniors: Steven Schwartz Craig Seidler Craig McManus Sandra Grant uzanne Greenfieli Angela Raymond 215 SPONSORS' LIST Clover Exterminating Corp. Gridley's Construction Company, Inc. Murray Snyder's Music Center Kapito Bros. © Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roby Dunkin Donuts Cohen Lumber Co., Inc. . and Mrs. Bert Baidowsky The Welsh Family and Mrs. Richard Greg Leona and Jack Effel - M - PATRONS' LIST Drusilla Semonite Country Squire Salon Walt and Carolyn Ramsay Barbara and Ken Goldfarb Kaplan's Delicatessen and Restaurant Pat and Andy Richardson Sitting L-R: D. Jurgens, S. Pass, H. Safer, M. Macedonio, A. Kelly, L. Gregory, A. Bova. Standing L-R: S. Berger, H. Charnis, P. McCarthy, D. Horowitz, B. Wilkinson, L. Drew, G. Broskin, J. Giarrusso, S. Greenfield, J. Meddaugh, J. Platt, J. Glaab, T. Semonite, J. Mendels, P. Monroe, S. Schwartz, R. Baum, R. Costa, B. Kotin, A. Castrogiovanni. Congratulations Class of '83 BURGER KING Aren't You Hungry? ® Enjoy Salad Your Way 133 Broadway Monticello, New York Due to circumstances beyond our control, the pictures of Margaret Joyner and Kurt Shiel are not included in the Senior Section. To the Class of '83: You'll be missed by many, but whatever you do in the future. reach for the stars and always better your best! STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS G.O.P. Vice G.O.P. Secretary Treasurer Murray Davis Lee Herman Kathy Garlick Kathy Mullen The 1983 Yearbook Staff would like to extend special thanks to the following people for everything they've done to make this yearbook possible and for just being the great people they are: Mr. Harding-Thank you for your support and for coming to our rescue whenever we had one of our many crises. Mr. Rader-We thank you for stopping by every now and then, for having those STRANGE conversations with us over the P.A., and for being as sweet as maple surple. ■ WT Mr. Walk-We are eternally grateful to you for not saying a word as you noticed us strolling through the halls period after period after period . . . Mrs. Gearhart, Mrs. Logan, and Mrs. Ellenberg-Thank you for mailing our packages and taking care of our occasional missed classes. Mr. Skalski-We will never be able to express our true gratitude to you for lending a helping hand or offering your wise advice. Without your guidance, the layouts might have been done backwards! Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Katzman, and Mrs. Borko-Thanks for the use of your classrooms and typewriters. All the teachers in the 600 wing-How can we ever repay you for all your kindness? Thank you so much for putting up with all the noise! Mrs. DiCaprio-Thank you for the superb job you did in managing our finances. Thanks to your expert financial talents, we were able to keep track of how much money we had-and how much we didn't have! All the members of the custodial staff-Thank you so much for tolerating us during the late after-school hours. We didn't mean to step on your freshly-mopped floors! The Class of 1983-Thanks to your great efforts, this yearbook is THE BEST!!! Your great accomplishments during the magazine drive, your enthusiasm and encourage- ment during the tough times, and your desire to be the best ever were greatly appreciated. And finally, Mr. Robert S. Rosengard (affectionately known as Bosengard, Bozo, or Gandalf)-We thank you for a TERRIFIC year that we will always fondly remember. Thanks for the craziness, the happiness, the friendship, and the love. We couldn't have done it without you, even though your abidude was sometimes bery neba- Tibe !! 219 Congratulations to the Monti '83 Yearbook Staff! Your performance has been exem- plary; your achievement is nonpareil. You have made this business of creating a yearbook a warm, happy effort, and I am proud that you included me in it and allowed me to help. Barbara and Lauren Ann: Your imaginations soared; your organization provided; your efforts yielded a wonderful book. Future editors will have much to live up to. Barbara: Your sense of humor, matching mine; your calm directions; your ability to get me to function: All these qualities and many more make you so special. What luck to have found you! Thank you for yourself: No more nebatibes. Lauren Ann: Your quiet, but efficient work; your ability to get along; your method of dealing with the staff: You should be justly proud of your efforts and their result. Thank you for your hard work and generous efforts! Kelly: Your hard work paid unexpected dividends; your strong character provided guidelines and directions; your sense of humor helped us through the tough spots. ' Debbie: You spearheaded our most successful magazine drive ever, busy as you were, giving the challenge to '84! John: Always willing to help, you were so much more than Art editor: Jack-of- all-trades, organized, reliable, I counted on you and you always came through. Dale: You carried out the best advertising campaign in memory and got us out of the red. Thoughtful and thorough, easy going, you made all of us smile. Adrienne: You took charge of photography like a pro, worrying about commitments and deadlines, never failing your assignment, growing and learning, producing fine photography. Always concerned, you reminded us to care. Suzanne: Unassuming, yet effective, you managed the business of the yearbook competently. You always made me feel confident and secure. Dewey: A latecomer, you livened up the staff with your sense of humor. You complemented Adrienne's work with your photography; you made my world more enjoyable. Melinda: Quiet, thoughtful, totally reliable, you kept Kelly, Barbara, and Lauren honest and contributed countless hours to the layout task. You deserve a lifetime suppy of acorns. Ann: Your efficient scheduling kept us on target and helped us to meet our deadlines. Thank you for your support and efforts. The Entire Monti '83 Staff: Too many to name in so short a space; mere thanks are not sufficient for the gigantic undertaking that you all supported and saw to completion. Probably the best staff 1 have ever had the good luck to work with: You reminded me why 1 do this. Thank you. Luck to each of you. Love to you. 'v — —---------- —Bozo • • .. •• • • • « . . ,. • . , I. y. ‘ . • . • ' • • • • ■ • . . « • ... % • v •• r • • � . —• N - • • •