New Paltz High School - Huguenot Yearbook (New Paltz, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1976 volume:

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' - 'TZi'S i fiXAt'.UtStXeXy -yX 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Theme------------ Seniors---------- Faculty, Staff, Administration Board of Ed.---- Underclassmen-- Student Life---- Sports---------- Activities------ Patrons--------- Advertisements - GG 90 102 124 143 144 New Paltz High School New Paltz, New York Freedom, an intangible idea, has been sought by man since the beginnings of time. Two centuries ago it was the cause of a revolution which led to the building of a new nation, one formed by and dedicated to the people. This new nation was founded upon the belief that man was endowed with certain unalienable rights, among these liberty, justice, and equality. Each man who fought in the Revolutionary War had his own interpretation of these rights. They all had in common, however, the conviction that only when they were free to rule themselves could they establish a society in which each man could fulfill his own goals. 3 In their quest for freedom, the French Huguenots, chose the Wallkill River Valley as their home, a place to live and prosper without fear of injustice or persecution. 4 5 Ms? :• V' . t ■rT? ■ V I v I ::. A £ m - r: - ' K • v 1 ■ U - -V ' :. Y I ' v■ . '••:■■ ■. � I K m a i -'X ‘ KH-'. -. V •- f v• Wzr-.... .■ ,v 1: 1 SENIORS We, the Seniors of New Paltz High School, celebration of America's bicentennial, pledge our hearts and minds to the spirit of freedom our country was founded upon . . . 1. N. Sergeant 2. T. Childress 3. C. Ligotino 4. V. Costa 5. N. Lent 6. L. Cusa 7. L. Afzal 8. M. Pertesi 9. J. Egan 10. P. Benenati 11. S. Pomazan 12. S. Czaplicki 13. T. Lewis 14. J. Dressel 15. D. Dammier 16. T. Upright 17. E. Porpiglia 18. B. Scavuzzo 19. L. Orlando 20. T. Witz 21. B. Kelly 22. M. Lauten 23. M. Hanley 24. T. J. McGarril 8 PICTUREQ 1. S. Smilh 2. J. Sutherland 3. S. Harp 4. M. Boylan 5. D. Mesches 6. K. Courselle 7. R. Freer 8. S. Wagner 9. B. Quick 10. D. Ronk 11. T. Rhodes 12. K. Bliziotis 13. D. Schoonmaker 14. M. Fairweather 15. D. Luczai 16. R. Hasbrouck 17. J. Savago 18. M. Drahos 19. M. Benjamin 20. S. Mosconi 21. B. Erman 22. F. Boulos 23. M. McCarthy 24. M. Recchia 9 There we were Freshmen, the youngest and shortest people in the whole school -cutest too. We didn’t do a great deal except sell Fanny Farmer candy and see who were smarter, the Campus School kids or the Middle School kids. But we were only Freshmen so what could you expect? Besides we needed time to make new friends 10 We had a car wash and a very successful and most delicious ham dinner, which added to our funds for our class trip to Philadelphia . Not only did we get to touch the Liberty Bell, which gave many of us a thrill, but we also found out how much walking one can do before he falls asleep in a planetarium. There also was a picnic at Hidden Valley, where Mr. James took an unexpected swim. n Next we became the knowing Juniors; knowing how to skip classes and have an all around good time. In our usual creative and original way we had a car wash, bake sale, and ham dinner. The next object was to spend the money. This was done simply by having a Junior Prom at the Granit Hotel. We make that night a weekend by having a picnic at Mohonk the next day. There we ate and entertained ourselves either with a rousing game of football or by trying to fly a kite that liked to rest in trees and swim better. Philadelphia wasn't enough, so as Juniors we made our way to Boston, where a great 12 deal of time was spent on the bus and finding out what teachers can do with toothpaste and peep holes. Now we are Seniors and on the last lap. We have a well established class of jocks, freaks, intellectuals, straights, and greasers where all of us basically get along. Together we aren't the cutest anymore, but there is still the possibility for the best looking. There is no place to go but out, and out we will go. Some of us to college , others to various jobs and others? Well who knows? Anything is possible at this point. 13 M. McCarthy, Sec. F. Boulos, Pres. B. Hurley, V.P. H. Issen, Treas. BRIAN L. AGOR . . . My mind becomes confused, between the dead and the sleeping, and the road I must choose. TOOMAS ANKRU ESTHER L. ANDERSON Now's the time I feel like making dreams come true. LEILA AFZAL Not one returns to tell us of the Road, Which to discover we must travel too. MARY DIPPEL ALESSI 16 GERARD APREA REBECCA BEARD FERNANDO BABBINO ”1 never think of the future, it comes soon enough.'' PAUL M. BENENATI Be in general virtuous, and you will be happy.'' JAMES BAILEY MICHAEL CHARLES BECK We took it easy today so we'll give 'er hell tomorrow. 17 MARC BENJAMIN When you gotta do it, do it in class in your Kentworth conventional . KATINA A. BLIZIOTIS Na Zeisi H Andros! LEE BLAKE Among those whom I like, I can find no common denominator, but among those whom I love I can: all of them make me laugh. R.A.H. PETER BORT I have set my life upon a cast and I will stand the hazard of the die. CHRISTOPHER BIGELOW At times it was frustrating: but it was a helluva lot of fun. FOUAD BOULOS I’ll miss it. Bye MICHAEL BOYLAN I wanna be more than a friend until the end of an endless end. LORRAINE CAPONE The little ones leap'd, shout'd and laugh'd and all the hills echoed. GARY BRANCO Do it to it. JACQUELYN CASEY Sit loose to life, for it flows about you, and if you are wise you will happily flow too. DALE BRADSHAW CYNTHIA BUNT 19 TERRI CHILDRESS JOHN CLARK Time alone will tell us, but you're still here in my memory JAMES CLINTON DAVID JOHN CORRSIN So it goes. JUDITH CASTELLANA That man will live happy and in command of himself, who from day to day can say, I have lived. 20 CHRIS CORWIN TRACY COSH VICTORIA COSTA Do not follow where the path may lead. Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. HP FI ' KATHY COURSELLE I'm gonna keep on tryin' till I reach my highest ground. LESTER COSSANO LOUISE CUSA Whoso neglects learning in his youth, loses the path and is dead for the future. 21 SUE CZAPLICKI Be happy and wear a smile. JEFFREY DECKER Time to love, time for fun; I'm glad I'm alive. KENNETH DECKER KEITH D'ELIA The Road to Hell is paved with good intentions. DALE DAMMIER DOUGLAS DILLON Wrestling is for studs. 22 WILLIAM J. DOMERYJR. Crazy people are the best. ROBERT DURKIN Do it O's BARRY DONOVAN Here’s to the tomorrows The yesterdays are all gone Today we have to borrow So sing a simple song. JOY PATRICIA DRESSEL Love and laughter be yours and mine the rest of our days. MARTIN DRAHOS DAVID EASTON You, going on the road, Must have a code That you can live by And so, become yourself. 23 JEAN KAREN EGAN PHILIP EULIE Things aren't always what they seem, Skimmed milk may turn into cream. MELISSA FAIRWEATHER The only reward of virtue is virtue; the only way to have a friend is to be one. ROBERT ERMAN STEPHANIE FOGDEN Tut, tut, child, said the Duchess. Everything’s got a moral if only you can find it. 24 PHYLLIS GAGNON The great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude. KENNETH GARVIN MARK E. GARVEY If a man was meant to succeed, he'll succeed: With determination , any man can be a success. JOSEPH GIANNATASIO Keep us trucker on the road, power by K. W. HARRY GILLESPIE Twas the best years of my life. ROBIN LYNN FREER Astronomy compels the soul to look upward and leads us from this world to another. 25 GWEN GUNDERSEN The best way to know life is to love many things. STEVEN HARP Be not simply good; be good for something. MARY LEE HAGGERTY DEBORAH HAIGHT MAUREEN HANLEY When all else is lost, the future still remains. - • v I VALERIE HART The trouble with our times is that the future is not what it used to be. 26 ANDREW HASBROUCK JEANETTE HELMRICH Life is not what it seems. It is what you make of it. JUDY HEROY ROBIN HESKETH 27 PETER HORN HAROLD S. ISSEN We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars. ’' PATRICIA HOPPER KAREN LINNEA IMPOLA Okay, I’ve had enough. What else can you show me? BRIAN HURLEY Empty your cup so that it may be filled, become devoid to gain totality. ’' VERONICA IRRERA I don't want the cheese, I just want to get out of the trap. 28 ROBERT ISSEN ROBERT JAMES MARK KAHN BUNNY KELLY WILFRIED KURTA Get a Chevy, drop the hammer, and nail a Ford. On second thought get a Javelin . . . 29 CHARLES J. LIGOTINO It's not how long, but how well we live. MIKKILOUDEN Life has many beauties, so take it as it comes, cause this is your life my friend. NANCY DEMA1N LENT I am grateful to anyone that is happy or free for giving me hope while I'm looking to see. DENISE CHRISTINE LUCZAI One may not reach the dawn save by the path of the night. THERESA EILEEN LEWIS If life seems difficult, just remember to keep a smile on your face and love within your heart for friends will help you. DEBORAH ANN LIGUORI All my dreams are about to be fulfilled . . . now it's just you and me against the world. 30 ABIDA K. MALLICK If there were dreams to sell, And the crier rung the bell, What would you buy? LAURA MAXWELL DEBORAH MARINO ALEX MAZUR Oh, how we laughed forever, Trapped in the Grapes of Wrath together. JERRY MARKS MICHAEL E. MCCARTHY There's music in the sighing of a reed; There's music in the gushing of a rill; There’s music in all things, if man has ears. 31 edward McDermott THERESA McGARRIL Sometimes the happiest moments turn into sad ones before you’ve caught the joy. LESLIE McCLINTOCK Anytime or anywhere, if you should need someone to share or laugh or cry or just to care, above all else a friend is there. JOHN McGARRIL Mean what you're thinking and think anything, why not? EDWARD McCORD DANIEL M. MESCHES Everything is funny as long as it happens to someone else. 32 BILLY MILLER I am a lover and have not found my thing to love. VICTOR N. NICASTRO STEPHANIE MOSCONI JANICE MUZII If we stick together you and me forever we’re safe and sound; the world's just inside out and upside down. THEODORE O. MUSAL Seeking means to have a goal but finding means to be free. JONATHAN NYQUIST I thought awhile and then concluded; I have no wish to be remembered for another's words -I'm me. 33 KATHLEEN O’BYRNE DEBRA ONDERDONK You've got to drift in the breeze before you set your sails. LYNN ANN PALMATEER Behavior is a mirror in which one displays his own image. LYNN PEDERSEN The Knockout Champ LINDA ORLANDO Spent is the hour of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower; grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind. MARIA PERTESIS Greece all the way! 34 SARI POMAZAN Vive de tal manera que, al ter-minar el dia no te importe no vivir manana. ELAINE MARIE PORPIGLIA What is beautiful is good, and who is good will soon be beautiful. WILLIAM PINDAR 35 MICHELLE REED DAWN QUICK Remember when you're learning how to drive in the game of life -never go over the speed limit. JAMIE CORINNE RHEIN Put it together and what have you got? Bibbidy - bobbidy boo. BARBARA QUICK I like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past. MARISA RECCHIA Life isn't easy, Love never lasts So you keep on carrying on and just keep moving fast. TINA MARIE RHODES All the wealth of the world could not buy you a friend or pay you for the loss of one. KEITH ROBERTS Kick it in” THOMAS W. ROACH III Regardless of what happens, somebody always claims they knew it would. TIMOTHY ROCK Life is for those who truly live it, and time alone does not make a full life. OSCAR RIVERA DEBRA ANN RONK Make the world a nicer place to be and keep smiling. 37 JONATHAN ROORDA ANTHONY SARAGNESE JOHN SAVAGO MICHELOB It's an unexpected pleasure. LOUIS ROPER BOB SCAVUZZO If ifs and huts'’ were candies and gifts, we’d all have a Merry Christmas. DAVID SCOTT RUSHFORTH Life is not how long you make it, but how you make it long. 38 RICHARD A. SCHREIBER Yesss! . . . and it counts! And Gianelli will go to the line! CHRIS SERRANO DIANE M. SCHOONMAKER Music resembles poetry: in each are nameless graces no methods teach and which a master hand alone can reach. DAVE SCHNEIDERMAN IRENE SCHUKNECHT Tomorrow? I think I'll count th€ stars . . . NANCY SERGEANT The man who follows the crowd will usually get no further than the crowd. 39 JOSEPH SERRECCHIO RICHARD SKILLMAN BETTY SOUTHWORTH LEE STRAUS It was but yesterday we met in a dream. MR. LORENZO SIMMONS Swish STEPHEN J. SMITH 40 KAREN LYNN STONE A frosty country morning A cold and blustery day A warm and crackling fixe Brings happiness my way. JUDITH A. SUTHERLAND Echoes of my past return to me, as I see reflections of an unknown future. Not yet come to pass. FRANK TAMBURELLO MARK SUTTON Go First Class KENNETH THOMPSON The Vikings were here first. signed The Rock TERESA UPRIGHT When you love someone, you love him as he is. 41 SHERRIE WAGNER Life is nothing but a joke!!! and the joke's on you . . . DENNIS WEAVER LEWIS VAN ALST Wrestling Manager NANCY VAN METER Let not young souls be smothered out before They do quaint deeds and fully flaunt their pride. LIZ WASSELL I'm afraid of losing my obscurity . Genuineness only thrives in darkness. Like celery. KARAN WEBER Reach out to the world, to know, to grow, to love, to say yes to life, to risk finding your real self. 42 DARA WELLINGTON Life is like a mirror; if you frown at it, it frowns back; if you smile, it returns the greeting. DEBBIE WELLS You know how I feel You listen to how I think You understand . . .You are my friend. DEREK DUBOIS WIERSUM , . . There will be an answer, let it be.'' TERRI LEE WITZ ’If music could be translated into human speech it would no longer need to exist.' 43 NOT PICTURED DONA ALE BRUCE BELLIS KEVIN CONSIGLIO DAVID COBUN HAROLD DePUY KEENAN DILLARD MICHAEL FRANTUM ERNEST FRASER CHARLES HAYNES PATRICIA JOHNSON PETREA KING ROBERT KOPSICK MICHELLE KRUSECK ROSS MELTZER KEVIN PRATTEN CINDY VAN LEUVEN TIMOTHY GRAY ERIC YOUNG You can’t reach the second mountain till you’ve climbed the first. LEONARD YUSKO CHRIS ZACCHEO 4 4 45 VALEDICTORIAN KAREN IMPOLA In my three years at New Paltz High School, I have participated in the Radio Club, School Community Service Program, Group 24, AFS, Earth Committee, Student Council, Youth-in-Government, and National Honor Society. I also served as stage manager for the play Three Penny Opera. ’' 8ALUTATORIAN I've found my high school education to be a rewarding experience which I will long remember. The teachers and students I have known in the past four years are some of the finest people I will ever know. I am a member of the National Honor Society, 1976 Huguenot Staff, Girl's Club, and Deja Vu. I often enjoy writing poetry and short stories and hope someday to be a published writer. I plan to enter the Nursing program at UCCC in the fall. I look forward to the future which holds for most of us, excitement, new experiences, fulfillment, challenge, and above all, responsibility. LINDA ORLANDO 46 WHO'Q WHO MOST ATHLETIC Lorenzo Nancy MOST ARTISTIC Lynn Fouad FRIENDLIEST Judy Joe PEPPIEST AND LAZIEST Stephanie Steve GABBIEST AND QUIETEST Petrea Bob CUTEST Anne Ted MOST POPULAR Terry Mike 47 BEST LOOKING Mary Lou John BEST DRESSED Dale Tom PET AND PEST Tina Mike WHO'S WHO CLASS CUT-UPS Kathy Leonard BIGGEST FLIRTS Mikki John 48 MOST MUSICAL Terri Mike WHO'S WHO MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Leila Eric 49 MOST THEATRICAL Rainy Robb MOST INTELLECTUAL Nancy Peter (the AenioiS ojA em- GPaltj TRigh School, in celeb dtim oj (America s bicentennial, pledge mi heads and minds tathe Spirit of jwdom ui county mas founded upon. cJn die jutihe, me mill be exercising mi freedom j choice mhich the education me heme eceued he e has p epahed us joi. Oui teachers and advisors haw spent many horns encourag-ing us to thini joi ourselves, As a result me see many things mhich could be changed joi the better. St is our uishthdtthe graduating Glasses oj 77, 78, and 7Q mill join with the Glass of- 76 in striving joi a moie peaeejulandjust moildta live in. She Goastitukm oj the djnited Atates oj America guarantees the 'tights oj the induidial, homevei, all is lost ij the human gijt oj caring is missing. A orling, playing, and learnitig together is uhdt males lije worth liming. Site heme learned the success and fellowship oj teatmvorl. Ttogethei me pursue a variety oj interests and hobbies. cAfay me nem forget how'fortunate me are. 'fauA f e jirr ctdx. TiAJXS. G_) KhJk fdournsrriwe oBUjlaasJL ijIm ISL G- ct €AAMio ( dx$LSL QYW l wug VJ JoasuX' c jld. (juchyjjuXJiS as G -rryTUL. d sun p.tp_ SO 'Tnri oacA' 'OJbbjjL UJjlCXd ipatt , (xesi iqdcr yzJ?ajyydb £j cUAAJl jfr JLUa. Ivua-VX C ' 7%L4JbLj, T XC l oiWv- ImiMuJfrLzM TluA, j kJfa cuy %WlJ £ a- T 0 5cV OOv wxQ VVfer-2£ AMrtL Su€.C plW IJIm cP— kUasWOLlbcl RjAwJL 3 _ VWv O C Ucj a4 WU u 1 • qTZ cJ J)aujn QuicK Ofy cetiA W 1 ahiMJb fifrct m -TS eio }??CU-iA-4L' cfjorz ri. o Ln r wriAs (U Oi A Ojuvo-rvos Crn llj i2)urrit -f-tfobu cyxy kaMJ (2jwq k y evW'- • FACULTY. STAFF ADMINISTRATION AND BOARD OF EDUCATION ”... Our teachers and advisors have spent many hours encouraging us to think for ourselves . . . ” Dear Graduates: There is, after all, a certain congruence to life. One is born, grows up, lives and eventually populates the earth to insure the cycle. This process has been repeated since the beginning of man. If this simplistic design is accepted, it would seem that life is really not a mass of confusing relationships. It is rather the intricacies of the human mind that cause the confusion. It is also the human mind that thrives on the ability to filter the inconsistencies from the congruencies. We hope your experiences thus far, have provided you with the basic foundations for recognizing the congruencies. We wish you our best in your continuing growth throughout life. Sincerely, H. Kenneth Salenger H. KENNETH SALENGER Principal MATH DEPARTMENT LEONARD BLACK General Math Plane Geometry KATHY BRENNAN Elem. Algebra Plane Geometry JOSEPH DiBLANCA Mathematics DOMINICK DiCAPUA Math 12x Calculus Algebra RONALD NOELLE Math 9 11 54 SCIENCE DEPAR TMENT GEORGE CAMPBELL E. Sci., Oceanography Death WILLIAM FRONHEISER Biology FRANK CILIBERTO Health Physical Education SUSAN HOBBS THEODORE SIRKO Science 9 10 Chemistry Physics MICHAEL ZIMMERMAN Chemistry 55 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT RICHARD CATTABIANI American Lit. Drama CHERRYL CURTIS MARJORIE ECTON English 10 Film English 9 Business English KATHLEEN EVANS English 11 Journalism JOHN MASSON English 10 Novel CARL NEUMANN English 9 12 ARLENE SARRERO ALFRED SMILEY English 9 11 English 10 Literature SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT BARBARA CLINTON American Studies ALBERT FIORE Psychology Sociology JOHN FORD Asian-African Studies RICHARD JAMES Amer. Culture and European St. BERT KING Economics KAY GELLER Asian-African Studies EUGENE VENTRIGLIA European Studies and Culture LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT PATRICIA CINQUEMANI Spanish LYNN DiBLANCA French Spanish EILEEN FAULKNER French DENISE HEUDE French MUSIC DEPARTMENT 58 POLLY PRITCHARD Vocal Music PAUL STEINER Instrumental Music BUSINESS DEPARTMENT VIVIAN BENENATI VIRGINIA McCARDELL Shorthand and Typing Business Education ANDREW VIDRA Business Math and General Business PAUL KER2NER Art and Technical Drawing JEFFREY ACKERT Industrial Arts FRANCES SUTHERLAND Studio Crafts and 4 Art Electives HENRY PITTNER Industrial Arts ART DEPART- MENT OPTIONAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT MARCIA CHIARADIA Learning Specialist FRANKLIN DAVIS OLE Social Studies PETER KANE OLE Science HOME ECONOMICS ETHEL YUSKO Home Economics LEANNE TALLEY OLE English PHYSICAL EDUCATION JEAN BROWNLEE Physical Education C. DALE VINCETT Physical Education WILLIAM FREER Physical Education ROBERT JOLY Driver Education KEMBLE MATTER Physical Education DRIVER EDUCATION 61 PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES THOMAS BENENATI Guidance Director MAJORIE ACKERT Guidance Counselor JOSEPH HELHOSKI Guidance Counselor RUTH FRAMPTON Librarian JANICE DOMMREIS Nurse - Teacher 62 MARC KAMIN School Community Service Coordinator STAFF (1 tor) Mr. Simpson, Mr. Miller, Mr. Powers, Mr. (1 tor) Mrs. Masken, Mrs. Storozuk, Mrs. Schaefer, Swift, Mr. Pounce. Mrs. Rose, Mr. VanDemark Mrs. Stubits, Mrs. Pitsing, Mrs. Harcher, Mrs. Nigrelli (1 to r) Miss Vanderlyn Mr. Williams Mrs. Benjamin Mr. Kent Mrs. O’Byrne Miss Schalow Mrs. Drosdowich Miss Gibbons Mrs. White Mrs. DePuy Mrs. Barclay Mrs. O'Neil Mrs. Fisher Miss Hardmeyer Mr. Amato (1 to r) Mrs. Schreiber, Mrs. Farrell, Mrs. Abrams, Ms. Bennett 63 ADMINISTRATION To the Class of 1976: The bird of time has but a little way to flutter -and the bird is on the wing. ’' I believe this seldom heard quotation from the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam should be kept in mind by both young and old. Perhaps, however, as one leaves school and embarks upon the tasks of his life, these words are especially significant. It is a time to set priorities so that this brief speck of life we share, can be savored. May all your hopes and dreams be realized. Sincerely, James E. Hicken DR. JAMES E. HICKEN Superintendent of Schools 64 MR. BERNARD MATTHEWS Assistant Principal MR. FRANK HAMILTON Assistant to the Superintendent for Business BOARD OF EDUCATION To the Class of 1976: As you prepare for graduation you will realize that regardless of your plans your lives will be changing markedly. Whether you begin work, further your education or enlist in the military service you will be facing new challenges and need to come to grips with new opportunities and problems. It is our hope that during your years in New Paltz you have gained not only knowledge of facts, which fades with time, but more importantly, techniques for coping in our exciting, ever-changing world. On behalf of the entire Board of Education I wish you the best. Sincerely, Siegfried G. Bart MR. SIEGFRIED G. BART President of the Board of Education (Back row 1 to r) Dr. Bartlett Wagner, Mr. Herbert Fliegner, Mr. Harry Cornwell, Mr. Paul Donahue, Mr. Siegfried G. Bart Jr., Mrs. Sally Rhodes, Mr. Terrance Copeland, Mrs. Mary Jane T. Ordway 65 UNDERCLASSMEN . . . It is our wish that the graduating Classes of ’77, '78, and ’79 will join with the Class of '76 in striving for a more peaceful and just world to live in . . . ” CLASS OF 77 M. Lent, V.P.; R. Hillestad, Pres.; D. Malkin, Sec.; S. Hiller, Treas. M. Benenati S. Benjamin A. Biscardi J. Burchell D. Burdick M. Burke L. Cahill P. Chiaradia S. Childress S. Churchill K. Clarke L. Cobun J. Cordone A. Corrsin 68 C. Dillard K. Dommreis A. Donahue D. Drahos P. Durkin D. Edwards NOT PICTURED R. Andradez M. Bariow P. Baumgartner M. Berger G. Borello S. Christie M. Clark B. Cohn L. Connally B. Consiglio S. Emrich N. Erne H. Freer N. Ganzer A. Giambatista A. Giannatasio L. Green R. Cosh T. Dassing M. Davis A. DePuy K. DePuy M. Decker S. Dewyea 69 D. Han H. Hasbrouck J. Haynes M. Hernwall C. Heroy S. Hiller R. Hillestad R. Hombeck D. Ingraham G. Isaacson S. James K. Johnson A. Judson J. Keeping J. Kennedy R. Kent B. Kimlin S. Lahm C. Kimlin C. Lawson M. King 70 N. LeFevre A. Lin P. Lucas P. Lulli M. Lem J. Lien NOT PICTURED L. Hof D. King R. La Mark D. Marks M. McKenna P. Meng T. Millham D. Moss R. Newburger M. Mackey D. Malkin L. Marks M. Maxwell D. McGrath J. McKelvey J. McVea S. Michel L. Mosconi D. Neumann G. Nitsch D. Oakley K. Onderdonk 71 R. Owen J. Owens R. Palmateer K. Paltridge A. Paradies K. Pedersen G. Phillips D. Place G. Plantier R. Puleo D. Serrano O. Sneed D. Sherman A. Snider Rosado Rosner Salerno Schmalkuche 72 D. Sprague B. Sirothenke B. Sullivan R. Sykes J. Taylor A. Thoben T. Thompson W. Thompson R. Titsch NOT PICTURED G. Partington R. Pindar J. Shand B. Smith M. Soule T. Southworth E. Spies M. Storch W. Stowell R. Sutton S. Tasker A. Wassell J. Watson T. Wurtz D. Wahrendorff W. Walz C. Wardell O. Weiss R. Wells L. Wildy P. Wolf P. Zadro 73 CLASS OF 78 C. Yeaple, Sec.; P. Diven, Treas.: S. Young, Pres.: A. Silverman, V.P. B. Buck P. Burke G. Cambria B. Carroll K. Casasania F. Caseiras D. Castellana M. Cates J. Churchill J. Clarke J. Clinton J. Coffarelli B. Cornwell C. Cusa 74 NOT PICTURED J. Ackert G. Aldrich B. Avramis C. Bailey P. Baker C. Barclay A. Cohn P. Cotter J. DeMaria C. Doucette A. Duryea R. Eisenhardt I. Erne L. Fagiolo R. Feldman G. Fischer D. Fogden D. Czaplicki A. DeCapua R. Decker P. Dellay F. DePalma P. Diven K. Donahue P. Donahue R. Dressel C. Drosdowich P. DuBois R. Elliott W. Elliott D. Emrich 75 D. Ganzer L. Garvey D. Gibson S. Goodnow J. Guyan S. Haight C. Hardmeyer D. Harp M. Harp S. Harter E. Jacobs E. James M. Jansen M. Jessup 76 S. Kelley C. Kidd P. Kimlin P. Kleis S. Kniffen S. Krieg S. Lane H. Leemets J. LeFevre T. LeFevre NOT PICTURED P. Geis B. Gildersleeve P. Lewis F. Mallick P. Mancuso J. McDowell D. McGarril 77 J. Puglisi C. Pullman P. Quinn E. Ralph L. Raskoskie E. Raudenbush M. Rider D. Rivera B. Roach D. Robbins J. Pesci K. Peterson R. Pfaff M. Pioli S. Polizzi M. Price NOT PICTURED T. O’Connor D. Pepi inski K. Pfaff K. Roberts S. Romanelli 79 J C. Ronk R. Salanitri S. Savago B. Schaefer K. Schneider C. Schoonmaker P. Schoonmaker W. Scott K. Sergeant R. Seshu R. Siegel A. Silverman D. Smith G. Smith V. Snow I. Stier B. Stiscia D. Straus B. Streeter S. Swift 80 P. Tattersall D. Taylor S. Taylor D. Toscani D. Vesely M. Vincen K. Wagner B. Watson L. Watson M. Weber M. Weiss W. Wellington S. Wells A. Williams J. Williams J. Wilson V. Wilson C. Yeaple S. Young A. Yusko NOT PICTURED K. Schiller K. Schiller J. Schulte D. Shand J. Swinbourne D. Tucker W. VanBenschoten M. VanNostrand C. Wright 81 CLASS OF 79 G. Armfield B. Atkins R. Banks L. Barclay P. Barringer E. Benjamin E. Berger J. Bivona C. Boadanza S. Bograd A. Borello S. Bort P. Boylan J. Braidt 82 NOT PICTURED T. Alessi G. Andradez W. Andre C. Bell L. Bell D. Bruce G. Calyer K. Christie W. Cooper N. Cozzolino A. Cusa J. Decker D. DePuy E. Cahill J. Chaiet T. Childress S. Clough T. Como P. Cook J. Cordaro D. Cornwell M. Costello T. Crocker K. Cuthbert D. Dammier J. Dawson D. Decker S. DeMaria D. Donohue C. Donovan 83 T. Goodnow T. Goodrich M. Gray E. Grimsland E. Gronen G. Gundersen R. Haas M. Hain P. Hannaford 84 NOT PICTURED S. Doucette W. Howell K. King J. Kurta B. Harris A. Hasbrouck L. Hiller W. Hoberecht J. Hornbeck T. Hull T. Johnson T. Karsten j. Kennedy A. King E. Kniffen M. Kopsick S. Kowalik T. Krieg J. Lahm S. La.Mark D. Lawson S. Lawton P. Leone T. Levin J. Levy T. Ligotino M. Logan 85 B. Lynch D. Marks L. Martinez V. Mazur W. McCann J. McCrory K. Mellish B. Mesches R. Michel R. Miller M. Moriello D. Morrison J. Morrissey E. Moslandar O. Moss R. Moss D. Nemerofsky D. Nickerson M. Noah E. O'Connor D. O'Neil A. Owen B. Paltridge M. Panessa W. Paradies G. Patsis M. Pindar 86 M. Pole A. Porpiglia D. Provenzano H. Pugliese F. Pullman N. Raleigh J. Rhinehart C. Rider P. Rizzouo P. Rizzouo J. Robinson G. Rodriguez J. Roper J. Rosado V. Roveccio M. Rubin K. Russell M. Ruszkiewicz R. Sample NOT PICTURED T. Psaras A. Quick C. Rickeison R. Rosenkranse J. Maxwell A. Partington W. Perkins 87 B. Schulte C. Serrano L. Sherman G. Smith K. Smith V. Smith J. Soule J. Southworth W. Spano K. Sullivan P. Sutherland A. Sykes B. Taylor M. Tierney R. VanDemark D. VanKleeck A. Vukasin D. Waldheim D. Wardell M. Wassell J. Wattles D. Weaver L. Williams V. Williams D. Wolf 88 OLE’ is an open, ungraded environment emphasizing individualized instruction, students interests, and individual levels of ability and achievement. I've done a lot more this year than ever before, because now I can work on what I want to, when I want to, and as long as I want or need to, and I get it all done! Just give me the work, explain it, and it will get done. When you don't know something here, you work on it until you do. Then I feel proud that I know it. For many students, OLE’ has changed I can't to I can, if I try! ” 0 p T I 0 N A L L E A R N I N G E N V I R 0 N M E N T 89 STUDENT LIFE . . Working, playing, and learning together is what makes life worth living . . . ” You’ve got to get up every morning with a smile on your face 92 94 Myself when young 95 did eagerly frequent. 96 Yesterday This Day’s Madness did prepare 97 Tomorrow’s Silence, Triumph, or Despair: 98 Ah, make the most of what we may yet spend. 99 Tis all a chequer-board of nights and days. THREEPENNY OPERA 100 All the world's a stage. k V- GPORTQ . . .We have learned the fellowship and the 103 success of teamwork . . VARSITY (Back row 1 to r) Coach Ford, M. Beck, M. Drahos, M. Burke, R. LaMark, J. McKelvey, D. Mesches, M. Mackey, A. Schneider, Coach Masson, Coach Van Valkenburgh, (middle row) M. Davis, R. Titsch, J. Shulte, R. Andradez, J. Decker, M. Boylan, R. Scavuzzo, J. Marks, R. Wells, M. Garvey, (From row) K. Dommreis, J. Clark, G. Christiana, D. Toscani, ]. Savago, G. PLantier, M. Berger, J. McVea, S. Harp, K. Schiller (Back row 1 to r) K. Karsten, B. Roach, M. Moriello, L. Garvey. R. Freer, G. Smith, R. Fenante. K. Peterson, W. Scott, G. Rodriguez, J. DeMaria, M. Pole, Coach Wirth, (Kneeling) T. Krieg, S.Wells, A. Porpiglia, H. Braun, D. Morrison, S. Polizzi, P. Donohue, J. Rosado, M. Foley, J. Gillespie, T. Johnson, T. Hull. B. Mesches 104 FOOTBALL (Above) S. Peterson, R. Scavuzzo, M. Beck, J. Marks, J. Savago, G. Christiana, (Right, Back row) D. Mesches, M. Drahos, S. Harp, J. Clark, (Kneeling) M. Garvey, M. Boylan J. V. SOCCER (Back row 1 to r) Coach Furnaro, M. McGlinchey, A. Paradies, P. Man-cuso, P. Brain, P. Morrison, R. Miller, R. Dressel, M. Weiss, K. Casa-santa, P. Sutherland, W. Elliot, (Front row) R. Siegel, K. Donovan, M. Noah, P. Leone, V. Roveccio, C. Tucker, G. Patsis 105 VAR9ITY QOCCER (Back, 1 tor) P. Eulie, B. Durkin, T. Thompson, J. Hain, T. Saragnese, S. Price, B. Donovan, A. Mazur, B. Mertine, T. Rock, (Front) M. Bartow, F. Schmalkuche, S. Taylor, F. Babbino, L. Mosconi, L. Green, F. Boulos, A. Wassell 106 FIELD HOCKEY (Back, ltor)P. Diven, C. Wardell, Coach Vincett, D. Weaver, N. Bigelow, K. Donahue, B. Findler, K. Sergeant, Coach Brownlee, J. Levy, E. Berger, (Middle) L. Rosado, D. Serrano, J. Dressel, C. Ronk, E. Gagnon , (Front) J. Egan, S. Czaplicki, A. Donahue, N. Sergeant, D. Drahos J. Dressel, M. Fairweather, N. Van Meter, S. Pomazan, S. Czaplicki, N. Sergeant 107 c H E E R L E A D E R 8 Varsity: S. Haight I. Brognano A. Biscardi D. Castellana I. Clinton T. Graham D. Taylor S. Blake J. V. A. DiCapua B. Buck C. Drosdowich K. Ackert P. Boylan J. Yusko S. Savago A. Cusa E. Mackey 108 (Kneeling) B. McCann S. James L. Simmons R. Buderus J. Wilson (Standing) R. Schreiber C. Corwin L. Straus L. Blake K. D’Elia T. Roach 9 0 $ % c R 0 9 9 C 0 U N T R Y 109 HOMECOMING 1975 Kings: M. Beck L. Simmons A. Mazur Queens: T. McGarril D. Haight J. Dressel N. Sergeant no GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL (Back 1 to r) D. Marks, T. Childress, D. Serrano, (Front) C. Ronk, K. T. Childress Donahue, D. Drahos, J. Haynes VARSITY (1 to r) L. Simmons, L. Straus, J. McKelvey, T. Roach, K. Schiller, B. Miller, A. Mazur, R. Durkin, M. Beck, R. LaMark, R. Scavuzzo, S. Childress, S. Barringer J. V. BASKETBALL (Back row 1 to r) K. Peterson, C. Bell, J. Barry, R. Schift, B. Ackerly, L. Garvey, (Front row) P. Donahue, C. Tucker, J. Rosado, R. Siegel, T. Childress, V. Verello, A. Porpiglia 112 BASKETBALL GIRLS J. V. BASKETBALL (Back row 1 to r) D. Cornwell, L. Gallo, K. Donahue, J. Lewis, C. Wardell, (Middle row) A. Judson, L. Andradez, A. Donahue, (Front row) J. Cordone, M. Costello, M. Panessa 113 VARSITY (Standing 1. to r.) Coach Matter, L. Cossano, R. Pindar, M. Bartow, D. Mesches, J. Savago, G. Nitsch, R. Andradez, D. Dillon, J. Shulte, T. Rock, M. Davis, R. Titsch, R. Kopsick, S. James, L. Van Alst, Coach Ciliberto, (Kneeling) P. DuBois, K. Sutherland, M. Berger, H. Issen, F. Boulos, J. McVea, R. Ferrante J. V. WRESTLING (Standing 1. to r.) Coach Matter, S. James, S. Wells, J. Shulte, M. Davis, W. Andre, S. Churchill, Coach Ciliberto, (Kneeling) P. Leone, W. Howell, M. Kopsick, G. Andradez, B. Mesches, R. Pindar, P. Chiaradia, P. Sutherland 114 WRESTLING L. Cossano R. Kopsick L. Van Alst T. Rock F. Boulos H. Issen SKI TEAM (Back row 1 to r) K. Abramson, M. Moriello, S. Krieg, H. Leem-ets, A. Wassell, R. Miller, L. Gronen, T. Krieg, P. Havraneck, (Middle row) L. Wassell, B. Buck, S. Mosconi, H. Hasbrouck, S. DeMaria, (Front row) J. Hornbeck, T. Thompson, L. Green, L. Mosconi, H. Braun, P. Brain, K. Schneider, T. Donalds 115 GIRLS VARSITY GIRLS J. V. VOLLEYBALL (Back, ltor)E. Gagnon, J. Green, K. Donahue, (Middle) J. Dressel, N. Sergeant, A. Yeaple, L. Rosado, (Front) D. Serrano, D. Drahos, K. Sergeant (Back, ltor)C. Ronk, S. Michel, B. Sample, C. Dillard, F. Oddo, D. Ganzer, L. Gallo, D. Dammier, D. O'Neil, J. Lewis, Coach Brownlee, (Front) J. Cordone, R. Leone, T. Alessi, K. Anderson, S. Krieg, A. Donahue, J. Haynes, N. Bigelow, C. Schoonmaker VOLLEYBALL BOYS VOLLEYBALL mt cumuiso� (1 to r) M. Vincett, S. Barringer, R. Dressel, M. Storch, S. Churchill, C. Bigelow, J. Nyquist S. Polizzi, J. Nyquist, E. Ralph, C. Bigelow, P. Baker 117 VARSITY (Back, 1 to r) Coach Freer, R. Snider, M. Beck, W. Smith, S. Peterson, M. Drahos, (Front) P. Sciascia, T. Savago, T. Roach, M. Freer, G. Plantier, P. Ferrante GYMNASTICS (1 to r) T. Ligotino, A. King, W. Wellington, A. Sykes, E. Berger 118 J. V. BASEBALL (Back, 1 to r) Coach Ackert, R. Freer, J. Schulte, B. Roach, D. Snider, M. Davis, G. Partington, J. Ferrante, (Front) F. Schmalkuche, P. Donahue, K. Peterson, W. Scott, G. Smith, G. Plantier BASEBALL T. Roach, S. Peterson, M. Drahos, M. Beck 119 GIRLS TRACK L. Afzal (Back, 1 to r) Coach Sutherland, S. Kniffen, D. McSwain, J. Lewis, B. Fin-dler, L. Afzal, L. Sutter, L. Yeaple, B. Buck, D. Drahos, M. Shellard, Coach Ventriglia, L. Clough, A. Yusko, P. Ralph GOLF (ltor)R. Siegel, J. Mackey, K. Garvin, K. Grosshans, G. Siegel, M. Robertson, Coach Masters 120 TENNIS (Back, ltor)S. Taylor, E. Young, R. Durkin, T. Thompson, P. Eulie, (Front) S. Young, Coach Hock, H. Leemets SOFTBALL L. Blake, T. Saragnese, R. Durkin, M. Fairweather, L. Afzal, N. Van Meter, E. Young, P. Eulie D. Ale (Back, ltor)D. Fowler, D. Ale, C. Ronk, D. Ale, D. Mallette, K. Reed, M. Decker, (Front) S. Fracasse, D. Marks, M. Lee, L. Andradez, L. Abrams, G. Cambria 121 TRACK (Back, 1 to r) Coach Ciliberto, R. Palmateer, C. Bevier, K. Dommreis, L. Simmons, L. Straus, C. Corwin, J. Randall, R. Martin, K. Buesing, R. Kopsick, J. McKelvey, K. D’Elia, J. Hain, R. Wells, L. Cossano, D. Ingraham, Coach James, (Front) D. Toscani, M. Weiss, J. Savago, S. Boutieller, J. Taylor, S. Fann, M. McGlinchey, S. McGlinchey, S. James, M. Burke, G. Partington, J. Miklai (Back, 1 to r) C. Corwin, J. McGarril, L. Blake, L. Straus, K. D'Elia, (Front) F. Babbino, L. Simmons, J. Savago, L. Cossano 122 123 ACTIVITIES . Together we pursue a variety of interests and hobbies. STUDENT COUNCIL (Back row 1 to r) M. Harkavy, P. Meltzer, N. Van Meter, B. McCann, R. Issen, D. Taylor, A. Lin, (Middle row) C. Bigelow, P. Bon, D. Corrsin, P. Brain, D. Schneiderman, L. Blake, (Front row) L. Cobun, K. Impola, J. Rhein, B. Hillestad, J. Garrett, E. Young, M. Fairweather, B. Sample, M. Panessa (1 to r) A. Mazur, E. Young, A. Lin, P. Bon Administrators and teachers aren’t the only ones who have a say in school policy. Through the Student Council, the student body can air their views. Under the leadership of Peter Bort, the Student Council has supponed the re-establishment of the senior lounge. They sponsored The Great Race , a cross-country run which involved the entire school. Also sponsored were some assemblies and a used book fair to raise money for the library. Student Government Assoc. also provided six scholarships. Scholarships of $25 each were given to the boy and girl with the highest average in English and one to the student with the highest average in Math. Three new scholarships were awarded this year. A $25 one went to the student who made the best film, another to the student who spent the most time and effort in the School Community Service Program and a $50 scholarship to the student who was most involved in environmental activities. 26 YOUTH-IN-GOVERNMENT (Back row 1 to r) M. Hain, J. Hain, M. Fairweather, D. Schneiderman, J. Babb, L. Roper, (Middle row) E. Fasolino, A. Lin, B. Kent, D. Corrsin, J. Castellana, P. Meltzer, D. Taylor, M. Harkavy, S. Czaplicki, (Front row) P. Brain, L. Cobun, L. Blake, B. Hillestad, J. Rhein, K. Impola, N. Van Meter, R. Issen, P. Bon, E. Young, K. D'Elia (ltor)S. Czaplicki, B. Hillestad, D. Taylor, P. Bon. Have you ever wanted to be a Congressperson or wondered how our government functions? Youth-in-Government is a county-wide program that helps students understand how our government is run. This past year a new party was formed, the United Pany, which replaced the old SDA (Students for Democratic Action). After many debates platforms were made and nominations for the various county and state positions took place at Ulster County Community College. This was followed by a vote of all registered student voters in Ulster County. The winners received a day with the person who actually holds that position. This enabled them to get first hand experience of what it is like to hold public office. 127 HONOR SOCIETY (Back row 1 to r) L. Abrams, A. Paradies, D. Neumann, B. Sullivan, M. Lent, B. Scavuzzo, T. Rhodes, E. Young, P. Gagnon, M. McCarthy, (Third row) K. Johnson, J. Kennedy, S. Benjamin, S. Hiller, M. Gaige, T. Roach, L. Cusa, L. Orlando, C. Wardell, S. Michel, D. Serrano, (Second row) F. Schmalkuche, B. Kent, L. Cobun, N. Van Meter, L. Afzal, J. Egan, L. Wassell, M. Fairweather, K. Impola, A. Judson, P. Badami, J. Cordone, (Front row) A. Lin, K. D'ELia, P. Bort, L. Roper, L. Straus, D. Corrsin, R. Issen, J. Hain, M. Harkavy The New Paltz chapter of the National Honor Society is made up of 25 seniors and 26 juniors. The members were chosen on the basis of their scholastic average, as well as leadership, character, and service. The biggest activity of the Honor Society was Humanities Day, which was on Thursday, May 6. On this day classes were suspended and in their place discussions and demonstrations of various topics were offered. Some of the topics offered were belly dancing, death, ESP, parachuting, glass blowing, rock climbing, and jazz dancing. Bowling and swimming trips were also scheduled. The day was a great success. 128 AMERICAN FIELD GERVICE (1 to r) A. Yeaple, L. Afzal, S. Pomazan AFS does a lot to promote world understanding. Our chapter has sent six students to various countries and has hosted five foreign students. The club also held an AFS weekend for the other foreign students in Ulster County. This gave the entire community a chance to see what AFS stands for. Sari Pomazan from Cordoba, Argentina stayed with the Fairweather family this year. Sari enjoyed New Paltz and learned much about the United States. Through her, many people have gotten a broader view of our country. Leila Afzal spent the summer of '75 in Mombasa, Kenya and Anne Yeaple in Bombay, India. Both learned much about the countries they went to, and about themselves too. (Standing 1 to r) N. Van Meter, L. Cobun, B. Kent, D. Serrano, D. Drahos, S. Michel, K. Impola, J. Haynes, G. Phillips, D. Ronk, (Sitting) R. Leone, S. Pomazan, M. Fairweather, L. Afzal, B. Hillestad, A. Corrsin 129 EARTH COMMITTEE (1 tor) M. Harkavy, B. Strothenke, D. Consin, D. Rushforth, G. Kirk, E. Jacobs, L. Blake, D. Hamilton, J. Babb, J. Hain, D. Schneiderman, M. Otis, M. Storch, B. Sullivan, I. Stier, D. Burdick, K. Impola, P. Meltzer, L. Nyquist, D. Taylor, L. Wassell, S. Kelly, K. D'Elia, G. Campbell, A. Lin, P. Bort, B. Kent, N. Van Meter, L. Cobun, Pops, M. Noah, G. Farrell There are many adjectives to describe the Earth Committee, but discarding the less impressive ones, hard-working would definitely fit. Many hours are put into manning the Pioneer Trail Recycling Center and lab testing. But it was all worth it for the Earth Committee now runs the largest recycling operation in the area. They are also heading towards their 3000th water sample. With the much appreciated leadership of chairman George Campbell, the Earth Committee has come a long way since its organization in '69. But although they have accomplished much in the fight to protect the environment, there is still much that this active group wishes to achieve. 130 SCHOOL COMMUNITY SERVICE (Back row 1 to r) K. Cafaro, M. Panessa, L. Waldheim, J. Lewis, (Third row) L. Martinez, J. Soule, R. Horn-beck, O. Weiss, K. Onderdonk, P. Havranek, N. Bigelow, K. Mellish, L. Rooney, G. Isaacson, L. Wildy, J. Ackert, (Second row) M. Price, L. Gronen, M. Kamin, C. Kimlin, G. Farrell, S. Czaplicki, P. Brain, B. Schaefer, L. Abrams, D. Donahue, C. Schoonmaker, (Front row) M. Fairweather, S. Pomazan, B. Kent, C. Yeaple, M. Lent, J. Rhein, L. Cobun, D. Onderdonk, N. Lent, A. Yeaple, A. Lin, M. Costello, T. Como Going to school and getting good grades aren't the only important parts of a meaningful education, as proved by this group of students. By getting involved with various agencies found in our community, they have broadened their sensitivity toward others. Students were able to work with people who are retarded, invalid, have learning disabilities, or just needed companionship. Students were also able to work with animals through the various veterinary offices and PAW (People for the Animal World). This program, which is now a half-credit course, allows a student to develop better feelings about themselves as people and dissolve misconceptions concerning others that are different . 131 CHESS CLUB The Bobby Fischer’s of New Paltz High have succeeded in winning two league championships and capturing a first place trophy at a high school tournament in 1975. Their patience and perseverance has had a big effect on their triumphs. (1 to r) T. Rock, L. Straus, K. D'Elia, J. Nyquist LIBRARY CLUB Books, books, books, and more books. By checking in and out books and putting them back on the shelves, the Library Club helped Mrs. Frampton run the library smoothly. (Standing 1 to r) Mrs. Duryea, H. Gillespie, I. Ellis, K. Alexander, P. Lewis, A. Williams, L. Williams, (Sitting) S. Harter, ]. Helmrich, D. Edwards, J. Puglisi, Mrs. Frampton, (Not pictured) T. Lewis 132 (1 to r) K. D'Elia, L. Straus, Mrs. Cinquemani, L. Roper QUIZ BOWL These daring young intellectuals compete with other schools by using their minds. Last year our team was runner-up among 24 other entries. The questions asked dealt with history, mathematics, literature, and other academic subjects. This year the team again kept the Mid-Hudson Valley hopping. (Standing 1 to r) S. Doucette, M. Lauten, E. Porpiglia, D. Quick, D. Hart, V. Hart, T. Upright, (Sitting) M. Benenati, (Not pictured) J. Sutherland, J. Ackert OFFICE HELPERQ The people in our school known as the office helpers are a group of about 10 who, during their lunch period or study hall, help in the main office. They do such things as answering the phones and taking messages, typing, and running errands. They are a great help to the main office and especially to Mrs. Abrams. 133 RADIO CLUB (1 to r) C. Bigelow, C. Hasbrouck (1 to r) R. Hasbrouck, S. Churchill COIN CLUB The music during lunch and study hall was With Mr. Fiore as their advisor, this group learned provided by our resident D. J.'s”. about coins from many countries. GIRL 'S CLUB (Back row 1 to r) C. Ronk, L. Abrams, P. Badami, K. Bliziotis, M. Pertesis, A. Donahue. D. Serrano, T. Mertine, (First row) J. Cordone, G. Phillips, L. Cusa, L. Orlando, S. Michel 134 NYSSMA COUNTY (Back row, 1 to r) L. Blake, R. Schreiber, M. McCarthy, P. Hannaford, (Front row) T. Witz, P. Diven, B. Kelly, (Not pictured) L. Abrams, B. Agor (Back row, 1 to r) P. Benenati, K. D'Elia, L. Blake, R. Schreiber, B. Kelly, (Middle row) B. Paradies, N. Van Meter, J. Abrams, B. Agor, M. McCarthy, C. Hasbrouck, A. Paradies, (Front row) D. Schoon-maker, S. Czaplicki, P. Diven, T. Witz, J. Rhine-hart, (Not pictured) B. Hillestad, L. Abrams BAND OFFICERS CHOIR OFFICERS (1 to r) A. King, L. Blake, B. Kelly, A. Paradies (ltor) B. Hillestad, M. McCarthy, T. Witz 135 BAND J. Cordone, D. Formisano, P. Hannaford, D. Nickerson, P. Quinn B. Hillestad, N. Van Meter, D. Wellington, A. Yeaple, K. Johnson, (Not pictured) B. Kelly D. Schoonmaker, T. Witz, L. Abrams S. Clough, W. Wellington, K. Smith, H. Horn BAND SENIORS (Top to bottom) L. Capone, A. Yeaple, N. Van Meter, S. Cza-plicki, D. Schoonmaker, T. Witz, D. Wellington, H. Issen, L. Blake, B. Kelly, L. Roper, R. Schreiber, M. McCarthy, T. Rock, P. Benenati, R. Issen, (Not pictured) T. Ankru 136 M. McCarthy, D. Wardell, D. Straus, (Not pictured) C. Ronk C. Wardell, H. Issen, L. Roper K. Anderson, R. Issen, (Not pictured) T. Ankru M. Storch, L. Blake P. Diven, M. Harp, T. Rock R. Decker, T. Levin, S. Coffarelli, B. Silvestro, R. Schreiber, S. Taylor, P. Dellay, B. McCann, (Not pictured) P. Morrison P. Benenati, L. Capone, J. Soule, (Not pictured) R. Dressel 137 CHOIR (Back row, 1 to r) B. Kelly, K. Russell, S. Clough, E. Raudenbush, D. Castellana, M. Mainetti, D. Formi-sano, D. Corrsin, D. Hamilton, C. Hasbrouck, D. Schneiderman, L. Blake, P. Benenati, P. Zadro, P. Han-naford, B. Sample, J. Dressel, K. Paltridge, S. Czaplicki, (Middle row) S. Doucette, N. Bigelow, A. King, J. Garrett, K. Anderson, C. Wardell, J. Roper, R. Schreiber, K. D'Elia, D. Burdick, R. Dressel, S. Polizzi, S. Barringer, M. McCarthy, M. Harkavy, B. Agor, L. Abrams, C. Marks, E. Jacobs, L. Nyquist, D. Schoon-maker, B. Hillestad, (Front row) S. Bograd, N. Erne, C. Doucette, J. Castellana, E. Grimsland, L. Capone, B. Paradies, J. Rhinehart, A. Paradies, S. Hopper, J. Abrams, L. Sherman, C. Bodanza, T. Witz, C. Schoonmaker, Mrs. Pritchard, (Not pictured) P. Diven, T. Rock CHOIR SENIORS (Back row, ltor)D. Schneiderman, D. Schoonmaker, K. D'Elia, T. Witz, L. Blake, J. Castellana, R. Schreiber, L. Capone, M. McCarthy, L. Afzal, C. Hasbrouck, S. Czaplicki, T. Rock, (Front row) D. Corrsin, J. Dressel, B. Agor, B. Kelly, P. Benenati, (Not pictured) J. Nyquist, J. Roorda, K. Impola, S. Pomazan 138 THREEPENNY OPERA (ltor)M. McCarthy, M. Kahn, K. Impola, P. Steiner, N. Van Meter, R. Cattabiani, P. Pritchard With Beggars, Brothels, and Ballyhoo, the New Paltz High School's first multi-media presentation involved the drama, music, art, shop, and home economics departments. For the first presentation Benoit Brecht's Threepenny Opera was chosen, a madcap story around the time of Queen Victoria's coronation. Threepenny is the tale of Mack the Knife, the slipperiest criminal in all of London. Mack gets arrested, manages to escape, is rearrested and condemned to death by hanging. In the end he is saved from this terrible fate when he is pardoned by Queen Victoria because more people were attending his execution than were attending her coronation. All of this and much more provided for a very merry musical production. (Back row, ltor)J. Babb, D. Rushforth, L. Nyquist, E. Jacobs, (Middle row) B. Strothenke, S. Cza-plicki, L. Wassell, M. Mainetti, S. Fogden, P. Meltzer, (Front row) D. Luczai, K. Onderdonk, D. Onderdonk, J. Rhein, N. Lent, D. Taylor, J. Yusko (Back row, 1 to r) R. Dressel, S. Taylor, T. Ankru, R. Schreiber, (Front row) K. Anderson, T. Witz, H. Horn, D. Schoonmaker (Back row, 1 to r) A. Snider, D. Hamilton, D. Wiersum, D. Corrsin, L. Afzal, J. Hain, C. Hasbrouck, B. Kent, (Front row) S. Price, P. Hopper, J. Roorda, A. Corrsin, A. Paradies, C. Hamilton, R. Issen, M. Lent, L. Gronen, P. Benenati, L. Cobun, S. Hiller 139 REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS New Paltz High School had 21 seniors winning Regents Scholarships this year, with 10 other seniors being named as alternates. The Regents Scholarships are awarded on the basis of performance on the RSE (Regents Scholarship Examination) and are effective for the 1976-77 academic year. Each Regents College Scholarship entitles the recipient to an amount of $250 a year for up to five years of study in an approved program in New York State. In the event that any scholarship winner declines the award or is unable to accept for any reason, the scholarship is offered to the highest ranking alternate. (Back row, ltor)T. Saragnese, D. Corrsin, L. Straus, K. D'Elia, J. Nyquist, L. Roper, (Middle row) J. Dressel, T. Rhodes, R. Skillman, M. Fairweather, C. Bigelow, M. McCarthy, D. Schneiderman, (Front row) N. Van Meter, K. Impola, P. Eulie, F. Boulos, H. Issen, (Not pictured) P. Bort, R. Issen, R. Meltzer BAU8CH LOMB BETTY CROCKER Joy Dressel The Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award was given to Joy Dressel. The award is given to the person with the highest average in Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry, and first quarter of Physics. The winner receives a citation and a medal. The Betty Crocker Search for Leadership in a Family Living Award was won by Lee Straus. The award is given on the basis of performance on a 50-minute written knowledge and attitude examination. The person with the highest score in each participating school is named Family Leader of Tomorrow and receives a certificate. Lee Straus 140 NMSQT SEMI-FINALI8T8 (1 to R) L. Straus, J. Nyquist, C. Bigelow, N. Van Meter COMMENDED 8TUDENT8 (Top row 1 to r) T. Rhodes, M. McCarthy, D. Schneiderman, F. Boulos, (Bottom row) P. Bon, J. Dressel, M. Fairweather, (Not pictured) D. Corrsin, B. Hurley. Each year, the National Merit Scholarship Program conducts a nationwide search for academically talented students. The search begins in October when the Merit Program administers the PSAT NMSQT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test). The Merit Program offers several awards and levels of recognition based on participants performance on this test. The Merit Program designates a group of about 38,000 participants as Commended students. These students scored high on the PSAT NMSQT but below the level required for Semi-finalists. Our school had nine seniors named as Commended students this year. These students received Letters of Commendation in recognition of their performance on the 1974 PSAT NMSQT. Approximately 15,000 students are designated by the Merit Program as Semi-finalists in the competition for scholarships. These are the participants who scored the highest on the PSAT NMSQT. Four seniors in our school qualified to be Semi-finalists. These students must meet further requirements and advance to Finalist standing to continue in the competition for awards. 141 HUGUENOT STAFF (Back row, 1 to r) S. Fogden, N. Lent, B. Kelly, M. McCarthy, F. Boulos, L. Blake, (Middle row) P. Bene-nati, D. Luczai, A. Yeaple, N. Van Meter, L. Afzal, T. Witz, L. Cusa, (Front row) T. Rhodes, J. Dressel, D. Dammier, J. Sutherland, J. Rhein 142 The 1976 HUGUENOT STAFF wishes to express our appreciation to the following patrons for their support. MR. AND MRS. MANUCHEHR AFZAL MR. AND MRS. THOMAS P. BENENATI THE REV. AND MRS. D. ALLAN EASTON MR. AND MRS. EDWARD GUNDERSEN MR. AND MRS. HELMRICH MR. AND MRS. DONALD LEWIS MR. AND MRS. EDWARD J. McCARTHY MR. AND MRS. GORDON RHODES IDANE EVAN AND VAWN JENNIFER SALENGER MR. PAUL STEINER MR. AND MRS. BRUCE J. SUTHERLAND MR. AND MRS. ROBERT VAN METER Compliments of PAULCUSA, INC. Compliments of BUILDER J. D.'S DAIRY BAR Developer of Tina Dr. 255-5387 New Paltz Dave Jewett Rt. 32 No. New Paltz PLAZA BOOTERY CONES —SUNDAES — SHAKES SHOES FOR vJ 1 1 l LU BURGERS — HOTDOGS — THE ENTIRE FAMILY FRIES Simmons Plaza New Paltz 255-8991 DAIRY PRODUCTS BEST WISHES from RONDOUT NATIONAL BANK Simmons Plaza New Paltz 144__ PETER J. SAVAGO, INC, General Insurance Your Independent Insurance Agent Autos - Fire - Liability - Compensation Your Protection Is Our Business 101 Main Street New Paltz Phone - 255-0300 To the Class of '76 Best Wishes from Lynn, Marshall and Mike THE JEAN MACHINE THE DUBOIS FORT Food at Its Best One of the Oldest Buildings in America Built in 1705 Home Style Cooking 81 Huguenot St. New Paltz Compliments of AARON HOFFMAN, O.D. FLOWERS BY RICKEY Rickey Upright, Owner 10 S. Chestnut Street New Paltz 145 CLAUDE J. WJ£ia XE£ EXCAVATOR Give Your Feet A Break! Come on In and Check Out Our Fine Quality, Comfortable Footwear L Frye Dunham Fred Braun Specializing in Septic Tanks Dexter Clarks Bass and Drain Fields Pro-Keds 375 Springtown Road 72 Main St. New Paltz, N.Y. 10-6 Mon. - Thurs., Sat. New Paltz 255-7320 10-8 Fri. 255-1121 255-6120 PHILLIPS JEWELERS “Your Family Jeweler” Compliments of Leigh C. Benton New Paltz Jeweler and Watchmaker TOSCANI SONS DELICATESSEN Compliments of Latticini - Salumania NEW PALTZ 119 Main St. New Paltz New York | AG WAY 146 WM. D. CORWIN INC. General Insurance Compliments of THE HEADLINER Hairstylist Simmons Plaza New Paltz 199 Main Street New Paltz, New York 255-0700 “Security With Confidence” NEW PALTZ LUMBER CO. 10 Main St. New Paltz, N.Y. 255-5700 Lumber, Paint, Bottled Gas, Building Supplies Compliments of JENKIN'S LEUKIN'S Congratulations ORCHARDS and Route 299 New Paltz, New York Best Wishes from Compliments of BOMZE AND VANVLACK DRUGS, INC. CARROLL’S DEPT. STORE 58 Main St. New Paltz 147 Compliments of REIDS HEATING SERVICE, new pciltz Congratulations from FRANKLIN PRINTING TOM'S COUNTRY — DELI 255-8666 440 S. Ohioville Rd. Tom J. Franklin New Paltz Color Cable T. V. Commercial Rates 7WUNDERBIRD MOTEL Rt. 299 New Paltz Bart and Lillian Panessa Oriental Rugs Broad looms Domestic Rugs CoHoniaP (%j 6 u xt (7n(. Fine Carpets and Rugs (914) 255-8300 (914) 338-6261 - 6262 Route 299 93 North Front Street New Paltz, N.Y. 12561 Kingston, N.Y. 12401 FREIHOFER BAKING CO. New Paltz, New York Best Wishes from THE YARN BARN FINE YARN • CREWEL • NEEDLEPOINT • RUGS 148 New Paltz Compliments and Best Wishes from ARMY - NAVY STORE ONE-HOUR 72 Main Street 255-9773 MARTINIZING Simmons Plaza New Paltz Compliments to The Class of 76 OfruniA S DEDRICK'S PHARMACY 3 Dining Rooms - Cocktail Bar Vineyard Lounge 255-1020 30 N. Chestnut St. Your Hosts Dominick and Joyce Sfregola 190 Main St. New Paltz BEST WISHES to the Class of Seventy-Six from A. P. LEFEVRE SON Coal, Lumber Fuel Oil, Mason’s Supplies Hardware and Paint Since 1893 New Paltz, N. Y. Phone 255-1800 150 Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 THE VILLAGE CLOSET Simmons Plaza New Paltz, N. Y. 255-5150 Route 299 New Paltz K E DISCOUNT BEVERAGE, INC. Discount Beer and Soda Tim Kelly Gene Brice l iUCkss4 976 fro ,JAOC’£ FtelMB ME£l€ Compliments of LITTLE RED HOUSE OF GIFTS There Are Treasures Unlimited in The Little Red House of Gifts” New Paltz, N. Y. Browsers Welcome PINE FUNERAL HOME INC. Compliments of BILL’S GARAGE Gardiner, New York Established 1894 Thomas J. Pine - Founder - 1894 Austin J. Pine - 1895 - 1905 Vanderlyn T. Pine - 1905 - 1952 Gordon D. Pine - 1937 - 1957 Vanderlyn R. Pine - President Marion R. Pine - Vice President Terrance M. Copeland Licensed Manager Compliments of the MEDICAL ASSOCIATES William M. Pugliese, M.D. David N. Mesches, M.D. Carlos L. Henriquez III, M.D. Joseph F. Krivda, M.D. 152 Edward J. Quinn, M.D. Compliments of NEW PALTZ TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT INC. JOSEPH LIGOTINO, INC. Excavating 92 So. Ohioville Road New Paltz, N.Y. North Chestnut Street New Paltz, N.Y. 255-1111 833-7015 ULSTER SAVINGS BANK 226 Main Street New Paltz, N. Y. Compliments of Bragg's Electrical Service, Inc. Electric Heat Service - Insulating Electrical Fixtures - Appliances All Types of Wiring ffio!) and fcdieii Tfa'ip No Jobs too Small Highland, N.Y. 691-8283 D. OtocfcCuufOv., fn . Compliments of RIZZO FORD Fruit and Vegetable Containers Modena, N.Y. Phone (914) 883-7357 51-53 Milton Ave. 9 W. Highland, N.Y. 154 New Paltz Branch Corner of Main Street and North Manheim Boulevard Congratulations to the Class of “76” COMMUNITY PLUMBING HEATING Air Conditioning Contractor, Inc. New Paltz Road 691-8295 Highland, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Class of ’76 KAYE'S BEAUTY SALON Best Wishes From VALLEY NATIONAL BANK Rt. 23 Modena N.Y. Best Wishes to the Class of ’76 COUNTRY TWIST DAIRY BAR Modena, N.Y. FALL FITTING, INC. Welding - Cutting - Fabricating Structural Steel 380 Rt. 208 New Paltz YOUR NO. 1 SHOPPING STOP 'The Wine Center of the Hudson Valley' TheToWn Plaza f WINES SPIRITS Rt. 299 Simmons Plaza New Paltz, N.Y. 12561 Nick and Pearl Campus 255-5580 COUMRYU ORKCWOP LEATHER- Traditional and Contemporary Leatherwork Main Street, New Paltz Michael Needleman Ralph Cutler [WICOTUR male wodcs SBeitTWJiei totfi m ef 76 7(77(1 TjUi'n 7nd' 7(a dtn 6(nte Rt. 55 Gardiner, N.Y. 255-5730 Simmons Plaza New Paltz 255-1930 CONGRATULATIONS! GARDINER GARDINER’S SUPERETTE 255-8525 Compliments of LOUIS SMITH CHEVROLET, INC. Quality Meats Poultry Cold Cuts Provisions Congratulations From MANNY’S LOUNGE 83 Main St. New Paltz Special Freezer Service Distinctive Needlepoint and Crewel Rt. 52 and Lakeside Rd. Newburgh, New York Whatever Your Plans for the Future . . . We’d Like to Help. r a inter-county SAVINGS BANK The Old Bank With Young Ideas. 157 Compliments of PAT AND GEORGE’S 91 Main Street New Paltz F££nYCRARY Craft Supplies 6 N. Front St. New Paltz, N. Y. OUR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 76 ETHEL AND ROD DRESSEL JOHN PERRONE INSURANCE AGENCY 139 Main St. New Paltz DALE’S AUTO PARTS Wholesale and Retail 62 Main 7 Main New Paltz Walden Compliments of LASHER'S HOBBY SHOP 158 Compliments of TANTILLO'S GARAGE Sal Tantillo riAnonuoe 6 North Front Street New Paltz, New York 12561 914-255-6277 FIREAand V WATER SHOP WM.SCHMALKUCHE, JR. BUILDER 122 Plains Road New Paltz, N.Y. 12561 Builder of Kingberry Homes 107 Main St. 225-8515 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 BARNABY’S 16 N. CHESTNUT ST. NEW PALTZ, N.Y. 255-5542 159 God Bless You All RUSLYN NURSERY BEAUTY SALON ROSENDALE, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Class of '76 From AUDREY AND TOM ROACH SUNSET SPORTING GOODS I Bear Archery, Ammunition Fishing Tackle, Live Bait, Lincoln Canoes, U.S.G.S. Maps IS Old Rte. 299 New Paltz, N.Y. 12561 NEWPALTZ GARAGE 160 Main St. New Paltz Complete Automotive Service Compliments of UNITED APPLE SALES, INC. AND COSTA APPLE PRODUCTS, INC. Highland New York 160 D D OF NBA PAUZ, INC 85 No. Chestnut St. A oKoi k MOUNTAIN HOUSE New Paltz, N.Y. 255-0200 NEWPALTZ TELE-CABLE CORP. Community Antenna Television Master Antenna Systems New Paltz, N.Y. 255-5520 “party orders our specialty” imm C Refr—loetH PIZZA and SUB SANDWICHES Custom Catering 255-7313 52 Main Street New Paltz, N.Y. 12561 THE ICYCLE MOHONK MOUNTAIN HOUSE Lake Mohonk, New Paltz, N.Y. ESTATE BROKER .(Smuinst. newpauz.nyksu 111-255-8000 Compliments of TAMBURELLO ORCHARDS, INC. Quality Bicycles Parts • Tools Equipment • Accessories Service on All Bikes 11 No. Front Street New Paltz, N.Y. 12561 Compliments of DR. MARTIN RUBIN AND FAMILY 161 NEW PALTZ INDEPENDENT PRINTERS Commercial Printing of All Types New Paltz 255-0320 CHAIET T. V., INC. 94 No. Chestnut St. New Paltz, N.Y. 255-7210 Best Wishes to the Class of '76 VALLEY HEALTH CLUB, INC. 6 So. Chestnut St., New Paltz WIRTHMANN'S GARAGE Rt. 32N and Shivertown Rd. New Paltz, New York 12561 Best Wishes to the Class of '76 WALKILL VIEW FARM GREENHOUSES Rt. 299 New Paltz 255-6239 V V 232 MAIN ST.NEW PALTZ Better Earthwork Today: Better Environment Tomorrow A. W. PARADIES, INC. General - Roadcontracting - Blacktop Paving 35 So. Ohioville 255-1810 162 Compliments of STANLEY ORCHARDS, INC. Compliments of MICHEL’S MOBIL 3 No. Chestnut St. New Paltz 255-9753 If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Thoreau Our Wishes for a Most Successful Future. New Paltz United Teachers 163 Manufacturers H STIOVCFLn UTTncm, It’s banking the way you want it to be. MONROE: Main Office Still Road 23 Lake Street Route 17M Still Road A P Plaza Route 17M NEW CITY HARRIMAN WASHINGTONVILLE 76 N. Main Street Route 17M 23 E. Main Street CORNWALL-ON-HUDSON NEW PALTZ 325 Hudson Street 236 Main Street H. HASBROUCK BART COLUCCI DORIS W. COLUCCI Licensed Broker Licensed Broker Contracting - Remodeling Painting - Mason Work 290 Rt. 32N COLUCCI REAL ESTATE Residential Acreage Commercial Farms 255-6568 Guilford Road New Paltz. N.Y. 12561 SUNSHINE COBBLERS 7 So. Chestnut St. New Paltz, N.Y. Our Best Wishes From Compliments of ALFRED HAFKE Counselor At Law SCHNEIDER BROS. CONTRACTING CORP. Congratulations to the Class '76 P.O. Box 561 DR. ALAN SCHWARTZ DR. EVAN KANOUSE New Paltz, N. Y. 12561 QUILTEDGIfiflfff V 164 Compliments of PLAZA PRIME MEATS Compliments of a FRIEND Wholesale and Retail Rosendale, N.Y. GEORGE ALTMAN liffn dolan ORCHARDS Congratulations to the Class of 1976 IRELAND CORNERS GARAGE MOR1ELLO BROTHERS FRUITGROWERS Rt. 208 NEW PALTZ TAXI 255-1550 Compliments of Fast Service Radio Dispatched ARTHUR 1 BOUCHARD WINDY KNOLL GREENHOUSES LIFE INSURANCE 16 Apple Road, New Paltz, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Class of '76 GEORGE MEAD REAL ESTATE 165 STEWART’S C ) ICE CREAM STORE For Home of Savings Plus Service Call the Super Sundaes JACOB ELTING AGENCY, INC. X fT TT T T A I TMCTTD AXirr n vT X UAL, Hi u UlxArivTt Booksellers he. iPlattekillAvenue AfosRilfaNY13)61 914- 5-8041 85 South Chestnut Street New Paltz, New York 255-0426 Harold R. Onderdonk Jr. Livia Tenedini BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF HUDSON VALLEY N.A. New Paltz Office located at Huguenot Square, New Paltz - Telephone: 255-0500 Other offices located in: Dutchess, Orange, Rockland, Sullivan and Ulster Counties MEMBER F.D.I.C. 166 BEST OF LUCK jTjuautik Fine Food and Ice Cream 'If Music Be the Food of Love, Play on. 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