Oceanside High School - Spindrift Yearbook (Oceanside, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1968 volume:

Graduation is the culmination of twelve years of growth, a sprea4ing of branches Outward. It is the momentary end in the search for knowledge. We pause in expansion. THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE 1968 SPINDRIFT Sir Arthur Eddington, a twentieth century physicist, once paralleled man’s position in the universe to a sand castle. Unless construction continues, the sand castle will be razed by the inexorable poundings of the waves. So, if man does not continually accelerate his knowledge and extend his abilities, he, too, will be swept over by the destructive forces of the universe. Thus, man must be constantly concerned with expansion. Education to date has merely provided us with the tools for growth. It has created a foundation from which we can develop individually with the same purpose in mind. Expansion is an eternal process, but it is our generation’s unique responsibility to direct this expansion toward the improvement of mankind's condition. Table of Contents PROLOGUE .......................... ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Board of Education______________ District Office_________________ Principal ______________________ Administrative Assistants_______ Faculty_________________________ SENIORS 2 13 16 17 18 19 20 31 ATHLETICS ___________________________________ 139 Girls’ Sports_____________________________ 142 Boys’ Sports _____________________________ 153 EPILOGUE_____________________________________ 178 SENIOR DIRECTORY ____________________________ 181 ADVERTISEMENTS_____I------------------------- 189 INDEX ________________________________________204 Expansion is the Result of A Generation 12 Laughter explodes and in a swift moment of understanding the gap disappears. Having crossed the barrier, the teacher spurs the student on. Oceanside Board of Education Mr. William Hauser President Mr. John E. Vandermosten Vice-President Mr. Salvatore DiGiovanna Mr. Arthur Iger Mrs. Georgiann Paruch Mrs. Gwen Mones Secretary Mr. David M. Shane Counsel Mrs. Greta Hutchinson Clerk Mr. Thomas DiDominica Treasurer Oceanside District Office Mr. Fordyce C. Stone Superintendent of Schools Dr. William Tucker Mr. Victor Lecesse Mr. Frank Mangiapane Mr. Chester Tuthill Assistant Superintendent Co-ordinator of Secondary Education Director of Physical Education Business Manager 17 “Administrators Must Understand the Student to Guide Him.” Mr. Stephen Poleshuk Principal Air. Poleshuk speaks to the students concerning faculty-student relationships. 18 Most teen-agers live in Oceanside High School most of the time. They have gripes ; they want changes made. Comments were made by students on the reinstitution of study halls, attendance procedures, and curriculum stagnation. No doubt some parents wondered whether or not the students' criticisms were justified; others may have wondered whether or not the articles should have been the concern of students. However, if we expect our young people to think independently as adults, they must start to do so long before they reach the voting age. This means we must accept their right to have opinions that differ from ours but we must guide them into getting all of the facts before forming their opinions. As they mature, learn more, and see how their lives are influenced by the turn of current events, teen-agers think more about citizenship problems. But whether they become participating, informed, and democratic depends to a great extent on us, their parents and teachers, and the way we guide them. Understanding the concerns of teen-agers and helping them to resolve or solve them is a big task. However, parents and teachers who honestly and fearlessly look at their own problems and make consistent, sound efforts to solve them, will be the most effective guides for our young people. Administrative Assistants Mr. Murdoch Cunningham Mr. Henry Puff Mr. Robert Sodemann Miss G. Ader Miss Rosemary Sutman Mr. Harry Waldron Secretaries Mrs. E. Dunwoody Mrs. F. Esrig Mrs. C. Fordsman Mrs. G. Fox Mrs. E. Hughes Mrs. S. Levine Mrs. Lillian Fine Miss Susan Fletcher Mrs. Willa Gamick Three blind mice, three blind mice, see how they run Mr. Stephen Glantz Miss Mary Hendron Mr. John Higgins Department Dr. Donald McQueen Mr. Thomas Murphy Mr. Joseph Marino Miss Marion Musantc Mr. Charles Oppizzi Mr. Elliot Rubenstein Miss Rosalie Sciortino You mean Homer didn't write The Divine Comedy?’ Mr. Philip Scott Miss Ellen Schechter Miss Dorothy Sullivan Department Chairman Mrs. Mary Rose Tobin Air;. Fine's students learn the virtues of The Rinehart Book of Verse. 21 Mathematics Department Mr. Rudolph displays his artistic talent as student cringes. Mr. Jack Casagrande Mr. Paul Arms Department Chairman Mr. Allen Clancy Mr. Robert DeGeorge Mr. Sheldon Dietz Mrs. Marilyn Devine Miss Susan Doll Mrs. Arlene Fishkind Miss Mary Alice Fitzgerald With this formula, students, you can rule the world! Miss Frances DiLorenzo Mr. Carmine Ferraro 22 Mr. Howard Kalmus Mr. Edward Peters Mrs. Addie Short Mr. John Ellis Science Department Mr. Donald Hammer Julia Child says now we add the vanilla! Mr. Roy Mackie Mr. Walter Pearsall Department Chairman Mr. Philip Rowe Mr. Robert Saia Mr. John Stile Mr. Barry Titton Mr. Joseph Vecchione 23 Business Department Mr. Bruce Dexter Mrs. Frances Heller Mrs. Bonnie Hunt Mr. Leo Leibow Miss Gertrude Mulvihill Mr. Vincent Nawroclci Department Chairman Mrs. Blanche Present Miss Madelyn Pancoast Mrs. Kay Ringcl Mr. Angelo Storti Mr. Jerry Tucker 24 Language Department Mrs. Adelheid Campbell Mr. Albert Cull inane French V AP student analyzes passage under Department Chairman Miss Schneider's supervision. Don't give me any of that crepe! Miss Claudia Schneider Miss Tanya Sternson Mr. Frank Young Dr. Salas' contagious smile spreads throughout her Spanish V class. Physical Education Department Mr. Kenneth Hcndlcr Miss Georgine Burkle Mrs. Evelyn Cherry Miss Manette Fokken Mr. John Hay 26 Mr. Samuel Torgan Mr. Richard L. Vercruysse Department Chairman Mrs. Katherine Fuehrer Health Mr. Ira Gibel Health Mr. Frank Januszewski Mr. Roy Kessenich Mr. Andrew Scerbo Mrs. Olga Logan Health Social Studies Department Miss Marjorie Ferrugio Mr. Lee Fleischer Mr. Frank Dapolito Mr. Harold Hanson Mrs. Eunice Dombroff Mrs. Vivian Krohn Mr. Theodor Ehrman Mr. James Mulvey Mr. Albert Murphy Mr. Donald Murray Mrs. Arlene O'Leary Mr. Stanley Rubenstein Mr. Harvey Snitiker Mr. Raymond Sobel Mr. Robert Sullivan Mr. Nicholas Voulangas 27 Department Chairman Mrs. Margaret Allen Guidance Counselor Mr. Joseph DelGiorno Guidance Counselor Mr. Henry Feldman Guidance Counselor Mr. Daniel Bashner Guidance Counselor Useful and Fine Arts Mr. Louis Rittmaster Guidance Counselor Mr.George Smalling So that’s tuo baloneys, one ham on rye, and three coffees Guidance Counselor black.” Miss Susan Braca Guidance Counselor Miss Elaine Rapp Guidance Counselor Mr. Matthew Levy Work Experience Coordinator Mrs. Frances Berg Librarian 28 Mr. Morton Schwartzstein Mrs. Mildred Smitten Psychologist Nurse Teacher Miss Jeanette Bohdal Art Mr. Paul Lcfcort Mr. Paul Olivia Art Art Mr. Robert Fazio Music Mr. Alan Segal Music Student Services Well, its better than an ashtray. Miss Winifred Egan Home Economics Mrs. Gloria Faine Home Economics Mr. Raymond Imbro Industrial Arts Mr. Peter Nicholson Industrial Arts Mrs. Ruth Lockwood Home Economics Mr. Stanley Smitten Industrial Arts Mr. John Thomassian Mr. William Wallace 29 Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Custodial Staff First Row: Mr. King, Mrs. Blazo. Mr. Nugent, Mr. Bosco, Mr. Eldred. Second Row: Mr. Biamonte, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Fischer, Mr. Gibbons. 30 Mrs. Salis, Mrs. Driscoll. Mrs. Hill, Mrs.Mucci, Mrs. DeSano. Missing: Mrs. Friden. SENIORS Caps and gowns fluttering in a wind of fresh ideas mark a journey’s end. Solemnity and silence. Michael Aaron Cindy Abrams Joel Abrams Robin Ader Daniel Ahern Barbara Adler Judith Agins Marcella Agurkis Nicholas Albanese Dennis Altendorfer Linda Altschuler Miguel Alvarez Albert Amiel John Anderson Theresa Andreoli Janet Ambrosini 34 Randy Arms Adele Azzaro Liane Bader Barbara Balmenti Vicky Armstrong Shelley Ash Susan Atkinson Vincent Bain Curt Bakal Margaret Balistreri Ellen Balzer David Barnett Frank Barrie 35 Theodore Bass Pamela Bauer Jeffrey Baum Laurie Bass William Bechtle Laurie Beckelman Nancy Beladino Jack Bayer Geraldine Bazarewski Gerard Beedenbender Daniel Behr Timothy Behr 36 Robin Berger Laura Berkowitz Jfthn Bettenischi Cynthia Blanc Karen Berglind Henry Bergmann Phyllis Berile Lauretta Blank Arlene Block 37 Laura Bordwell Peter Boucher Peter Boyle Laurie Brandt 38 Richard Brochon Lois Bronstein David Brown Jay Brozost Alan Bruder Kirk Brueckmann Richard Brunjes Michael Bruzzo Ricki Burken Joann Budd Steve Cabrera Kenneth Burcham Diane Cacioppo Elizabeth Burgio 39 Diane Cackett George Calardo Maureen Caesar Karin Cairo Henrietta Calderazzo Angela Calderone diL Peter Caracciolo Mary Caracciolo Marilyn Carra Judy Carroll Kevin Caico Russell Canan Oliver Carmen Joann Cartusciello Sheila Cassel John Castelli Richard Casabona Karen Carver Ronald Churgin Ming Chin Nadine Cino 1 i Elizabeth Chuisano Gary Citron Francine Ciccimarro Susan Cohen Michael Collins Patricia Collins Donna Clark 41 James Conklin David Colten Donald Combs Richard Combs Virginia Connaughton Jane Cornell Rosalie Cortez Richard Crifasi Dominick Costanzo Shirley Cromb John Coyle Carol Cozzolino Judith Cullen Mary Cullen Maryann Cullen Steven Cullen 42 Stephen Currie Christine Czeczuga Carole Damone Patricia Dantona Susan Currie Robert Dallek Marie Damone Karen Curtis John Damm Bruce Danon Susan Davis Sharon Curry Karen Dallinger John Daniels 43 Patricia Delay Adrienne Delinko Dolf DeRovira Diane DeSano Stephanie Dier Rodney Dobler Cynthia DiBlasi Robert Doerflinger Arthur DeRostaing Sheri DeVries Laurel Dodson Lorraine Donald 44 William Donaldson Ricardo Duarte Susan Duignan Tobi Eichenbaum Lynn Dore Janet Drevermann Robert Dunwoody Diane Dyroff Kay Eilenberg Steven Eisenstein Jeannette Driscoll Lynn Duignan Sharon Eccles Vito Elefante 45 Carol Ellenberg Frank Eovino Marcia Elman Irving Epstein Leslie Engel Joyce Ermer Vicki Englisis Albert Esposito Philip Esposito Rosa Estrada Linda Ethridge Raymond Favichia Louis Esposito Paul Facella Christine Fahy Mary Farrell 46 Joseph Feffer Sander Feinberg Bruce Feldman Rita Feldman Robert Feldman Michael Fenner Ronald Fernicola Frank Ferraro Charles Ferriere Arthur Feuer Deborah Fields Kenneth Fieman Anne Filton Robin Fine 47 Bruce Finestone Barney Firestone Andrew Fleishman Paul Fogelberg Kurt Fogelberg Joseph Foris Veronica Foley Stephanie Foley 48 Russell Forrer Elaine Fox Carole Fracapane Emanuel Friedlander Linda Frantz William Fruin Florence Freed Beryl Freedman William Futterman Arlene Gaines Richard Galante Jeanne Gallant Karen Gans Vincent Garito 49 5 Hillary Garland Dawn Garner Angela Garone Angelo Gatto Paula Gebhard Andrew Geller Edward Gerber John Gerneth David Gilbert George Gibbons Ronni Gershater Sharon Gerson 50 Jay Gold Paula Goldberg Gail Goldstein Gary Goldstein Jeffrey Goldstein Lawrence Goldstein Clinton Goodwin Kenneth Goodwin Jose Gonzalez David Gottlieb Richard Granger Robin Grass Margaret Greco Douglas Grauer 51 Charles Gritman Peter Gromet Ronald Gross Bruce Grossman Leon Gruenfeld Diane Guari JoAnn Guariglia Michael Gruber 52 Fred Gutkin Terry Haas Victor Guerriero Carleen Gunnarson Jean Haff Patrick Halpin Joyce Hammer Steven Hammer Susan Hammer Howard Hancock Patricia Hansen Gary Happ Martin Harris Shelley Harris Vaughn Harris Walter Harris 53 Thomas Hartman Jeffrey Hausman Bryan Hazelton Michael Hart Harvey Heinowitz Patricia Hendrickson Frederick Helbing George Henke Helene Herman Linda Herman Sanford Herrick Stuart Hershey Patricia Higgins Kathryn Hoffman 54 Cynthia Holland Felicia Hornung Owen Hornung Roberta Horowitz Paula Hurewitz Jane Husser Ilene Horwitz Richard Jagemann Cassandra Jaspen Susan Jacobs Leonard Joseph John Julia Barry Jupiter Jennifer Joseph 55 Warren Kahn Howard Kaiser Steven Kaiser Richard Kane Susan Kaplan Carol Kaplow Maxine Karesh Donna Kass Hollie Kaye Burton Katz Helene Katz Michael Keefe Janet Keller David Kellerman Barbara Kelly 56 Marc Kemeny Deborah Kittay Carol Klingenbeck David Kopilow Alan Kessler Carol Kingsley Joyce Kishner Belle Kiviat Paul Klapper Sherry Klapper Daniel Knapp Robert Knowles Robin Kogitz Patricia Koppelmann Gail Kosakowski Frederick Kraemer 57 Glenn Krieg Charlotte Kudlek Jack Larsen Denis LeClair Helissa Krusch Joanne Krol Paul Krubiner Kenneth Kunken Martin Lally Judee Lastella Donald Laurencell Miriam Lautt Calvin Lederer Pamela Leeds Bonita Lehman 58 Donald Leider Ellen Lenok Barbara Lehmann Carol Leicher Ronald Leone William Leone Andrea Levenson Naomi Leventhal Mason Levy Morey Levy Hilary Levine Arthur L’Hommedieu Susan Levine Jill Lieberman Lorraine Lifschin Robert Lindenberg 59 Diane Lokie Deborah Litwak Donald Lohr Andrew Longo Ira Lourie Raffeala Lucivero David Lowitz Laurence Luckman Joseph Lombardo Clifford Lucas Ella Lutwin Laurie Lutzky Susan Macchia Albert Luloff 60 Harvey Malkin Rita Mahoney Mark Maislis Rosanne Mallardo Lester Mallet Douglas Mackey Marc Makowski April Mandaro Paul Marcello Jane Mannix Wendy Marchon Edward Manzitti Peter Marcus Karen Mann Dorian Maraia 61 Philip Marteney Judith Markowitz Licia Masciole Linda Marrero Heather Marshall Ricki Mass Janice Matano Joseph Mattera Steven Maurer William Mausling Mitchell Mayer Richard Mayer Charles McMahon Victor Mendelsohn Maria Mendoza James Merryman Paul Milano Donna Milman Leslie Meyer Mark Miller Genevieve Mileto Jill Minoff Mary Metzger Sharen Milkman 63 Erica Moltz Michael Montagnino Robert Moisuk Nelly Morales Gary Morris Carole Morse Steven Mortman Ellen Moskow Elise Muller Barbara Muschio Maryann Muschera Barbara Mumford Catherine Mortensen Eileen Mullins Mary Myers 64 Robert Nachshin Edward Narizzano Stephen Nassof Angelo Natoli Neil Negrin Robert Neubauer Richard Nicosia Robert Nolan Thomas Noon Lesley Norman Frank Nuara Morgan O’Brien Carol O’Connell Jeffrey Ohringer Richard Nyberg 65 Richard Parente Jay Parker Susan Parker Gary Parente 66 Roseann Paruch Christopher Parvis Genette Pauker Judith Pearle Barbara Pearson Sandra Pearson Deborah Perlin Martin Perry Anita Pepperman Marguerite Pfaus Tod Phelan Judith Phillips Robert Paulitsch Jan Pechenik Phyllis Ann Peycke Sarah Piccolo 67 Bettejane Pick Robyn Pitiger Steven Popick Jonathan Press John Pickering Vasilia Podias Christine Pieloch Lynne Platt John Posteraro Meredith Postman Gail Press Helena Presti Pamela Pritzker Phyllis Prochillo 68 Michael Puma Dominick Pupa Tema Purchek John Prodis Karen Rakofsky Nancy Randsman Deborah Ranfone Susan Rappaport Jeffrey Raso Susan Redo James Regnier Erica Reich Mary Reilly Barbara Reinert Sandra Remley 69 Susan Remley Gary Rhein Phyllis Robustello Rona Robins John Romanello Peggy Rose Burton Rosenberg Elaine Rosenberg Veronica Rodriguez Judith Rosen Harold Rosenberg Catherine Rizzo Martin Rosen Ava Rosenkrantz 70 Mark Rothenberg Jo Linda Rothenberg Joanne Rothston Terry Rosenson Alice Rothhaupt Jeffrey Rothschild Holly Rowbottom Anthony Russo Joseph Sala Michael Sack Mary Salanitro Rena Sandberg Lisa Saggese 71 Bruce Savik Robert Sasson Robert Schenker Dianne Schmauder Michele Schoen Sue Schulman Judy Schecter Michael Schneider Kathleen Schulte Marjorie Scheiner Virginia Schillachi Peggy Schoeffler Drew Schurachio 72 Alan Schwartz Frances Schwartz Fredericka Schwartz Susan Schwartz Robert Schwartzberg Irving Schwebel Jay Seiderman Albert Seifts Deborah Seldes Joanne Selin Mark Sendroff Patricia Sessa Douglas Seymour Dennis Sharpe Clarrie Shechter John Shelton 73 Richard Shemin Susan Shieldkret Daniel Shocket Teri Silken Joan Simmons Gail Silver Roseann Simonetta Richard Sigoda Ira Silverman Ilene Sklar James Sklaroff Laurie Slavin Kathleen Short Richard Silverglit Janet Simonson Ann Smircich 74 Trudi Snyder Jack Sobel June Sobel Josephine Sofia Lynn Sokolow Gary Sprague Marty Sommers Henry Sprague Anthony Sorrentino Anthony Squeo Barbara Speth Richard Stamile Susan Steckler Carol Stein Mitchell Stein Marilyn Stern 75 Mindy Stern Kenneth Strauss William Stilwagen Charles Sturcken Fordyce Stone Janet Super Mary Taglianetti Deborah Tanner Joanne Tarasiewicz Fred Taubman Albert Tefel Theresa Teitler Angelo Termini Charles Termini 76 Kathleen Towers George Thompson Vincent Tomello Joan Trapani Debra Tuccillo Kathleen Tuohy Florence Vandermosten Richard VanWickler James Varrichio Marie Ventimiglia Frances VanHulsentop 77 Karin Ventsel Wanda Verity Sandra Vieira Patricia Verity Rose Anne Vitulano James Vlahakis Barbara Volpe Herbert Von Schilling Paul Waldinger Geraldine Wagner William Wahl Mona Wahrman Lee Wallace Maureen Walpole Colleen Walsh Mary Ann Walther 78 Denis Ward Maureen Walther Richard Walton Marcine Wasserman Michael Wasserman Robert Wasserman Lynn Watson Carmine Weber Gale Weber Paula Webster Arnold Weinberg Laurence Weiner Andrew Weis Alan Weisfeld Elaine Weissman 79 Alice Wender Toby Weston Ann Wilhelmsen Robert Wilson Tirza Winer Robert Wirth Agnes Wisniewski Thomas Wynne Mitchell Wnorowski Deborah Yale Robert Wyman Gail Woytisek 80 Rosemary Yasenchak Dale Zindman William Zakel Lee Zehngebot Susan Zodi Ronni Zinkofsky Geraldine Zucker Beverly Zweig Eileen Zimkind Daniel Zottoli 81 FRIENDLIEST Amy Poleshuk Frank Eovino MOST VERSATILE Jack Sobel Karen Mann BEST LOOKING g2 Jane Mannix Mitch Stein Senior DONE MOST FOR OHS Dick Kane Rosa Estrada MOST ATHLETIC Lynn Duignan Gary Happ MOST ENTHUSIASTIC Toby Weston Gary Citron BEST DRESSED Bill Weitzman Dale Zindman WITTIEST Nancy Beladino Mike Sack MOST TALENTED Pam Leeds Jay Larkin MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED on Press Lynne Platt Mother-Daughter Dinner THE HEAD TABLE (left to right): Amy Poleshuk, Mrs. Poleshuk, Donna Clark, Alrj. Clark, Miss Sutman, Terry Haas, Mrs. Haas, Mrs. Paine, Mrs. Beckelman, Laurie Beckel-rnan, Mrs. Mann, Karen Mann. Bloomer girls Barbara Kelly, Linda Herman, Elise Muller, Linda Frantz, Mary Metzger, and Dianne Schmauder bring back the 1890’s. 84 Journeyed Through the Ages 4 A few of the waiters display their tray-balancing abilities. Modern daughters Ronni Zinkofsky and Bette-jane Pick perplex their old-fashioned mother, Susan Sleekier. General Chairmen Laurie Beckelman, Donna Clark, Karen Mann, and Amy Poleshuk present a welcome song. The Class of ’68 Presented “Ten Little Indians” CAST (In order of appearance) Mrs. Rogers---------- Annie Narracott______ Rogers--------------- Vera Claythorne______ Philip Lombard_______ Anthony Marston------ William Blore________ General MacKenzie ... Emily Brent__________ Sir Lawrence War grave Dr. Armstrong________ ... Karen Rakofsky .. Janet Ambrosini .. Steven Eisenstein _____Laurie Blank Herb Von Schilling _________Jay Larkin ... Danny Schocket _____Mark Sendroff _____Debbie Litwak _________Bill Leone -----, Carol Leicher One got in Chancery and then there were four. Anyone have a gun? Senior Class Officers O.H.S. Whiz Kids, (lejt to right), Curt Bakal, Captain Jon Press and Jack Sobel, star on the TV. program It’s Academic.” 88 UNDERCLASSMEN Emergence Playful words giving way to tempered thought. Unlock the gate For we, too, have grown. Class of 1969 First Row: K. Bleich, I. Bauman, V. Block, C. Bhrens, V. Banks, L. Benvenue, N. Angiers, H. Barreca, J. Alexander, D. Bieda, D. Ahlers, I. Blatt, E. Alexander, J. Birkenstamm, T. Barro, F. Bain, S. Annis, S. Axelband. Second Row: K. Barnable, F. Albano, A. Aaron, R. Barnett, M. Atanasio, H. Bernhardt, F. Bell, M. Bogart, J. Artino, L. Argelastro, C. Barry, D. Berlin, D. Andriacche, G. Ascione, L. Bender, C. Barone, D. Klein, A. Bloom. Third Row: C. Belfiore, C. Abramson, Y. Arias, M. Austin, A. Anmuth, D. Blaine, M. Blitstein, D. Blascetto, C. Barbarotto, A. Blecher, S. Bergman, N. Balfour, M. Blascetta, R. Argento, W. Alfano, M. Aliseo. Fourth Row: R. Bedell, F. Bacon, K. Andoos, S. Backus, T. Barrow, D. Bilello, C. Bcronson, R. Albanese, D. Ayling, V. Batwin, L. Belne, G. Baylis, P. Anderson, W. Barbour, F. Arlo, G. Bennett. First Row: C. Chimenti, L. Chodish, L. Charles, L. Clark, N. Brillon, D. Condy, R. Calcagno, C. Cavalina, B. Bass, B. Chapman, D. Carrigan, W. Cohen, C. Card, M. Casey, B. Burkhart, R. Carnovale, S. Brown, L. Kaufman, A. Brauer, P. Casaon. Second Row: D. Carrigan, J. Capone, C. Bonido, A. Brum, M. Chazen, V. Cerami, D. Bossack, T. Brodsky, J. Casper, J. Canto, L. Caron, H. Beanhart, L. Brotzen, B. Callahan, M. Bossack, J. Chernok, D. Cacace, P. Cannon. Third Row: T. Carr, L. Brightman, T. Casey, R. Cavanaugh, C. Cannet, L. Bruce, S. Butt, S. Christianson, F. Cohen, E. Carter, F. Bosco, R. Birdel, A. Broodmeyer, L. Cahn, P. Burns, P. Cambell, T. Comstock. Fourth Row: J. Cody, C. Caccai, S. Buckler, B. Bates, G. Burgio, K. Clarke, B. Carman, P. Brockett, S. Britt, E. Chaback, F. Carr, F. Caruso, C. Collins, E. Kelly, S. Berowski, B. Cohen, R. Charrett, J. Carlsen, L. Cohen, D. Ayling. 92 Class of 1969 First Row: N. Dannon, A. Drimer, A. Ebert, J. Dubrow, P. Coseza, C. Davis, R. Davis, A. Dankcnbrink, A. Defilippo, J. Flangan, P. Dellefemine, P. Gearity, D. Desses, C. Deli-bera, B. Dimulas, E. Dimatteo, P. Jensin, C. Carfagna. Second Row: N. Durso, J. Donald, A. Dennis, E. Gersten-laur, R. Costantino, V. Chimato, P. Crego, M. Delucia, C. Deblinger, M. Diamond, S. Diamond, D. Dominowitz, P. Driscoll, J. Doty, R. Distler, R. Dubbs. Third Row: S. Daniel, T. Deseue, J. Danis, G. D’Angelo, B. Ducharme, S. Dallek, G. Dallenger, R. Curzon, L. Dematteo, C. DiGia-como, S. Craven, K. Corriss, J. Duncan, L. Delson, L. DeMaio, S. Deacon, N. Depascale, M. Cohen, A. Desanctis, C. Costas, M. Atanasio. Fourth Row: R. Cosenza, G. Dcbaun, W. Dansky, A. Cracolisi, G. Czeczuga, M. Dubler, J. Dishaw, A. Densen, R. Cullen, D. Diatlovich, D. Dibrita, G. Crouch, L. Daignarett, T. Duggan, C. Desano, E. Cone, T. Dunlevy, First Row: C. Espizito, G. Gengler, J. Finn, E. Eginginton, H. Flint, B. Garson, D. Gerstenfield, P. Garrafola, N. Fox, P. Felton, B. Eye, C. Friedman, I. Gurberer, D. Giossi, N. Giocomma, J. Gershin, R. Franklin. Second Row: M. Gelber, S. Frank, S. Glasscr, J. Firestone, J. Elephante, J. Friedman, C. Ferrara, M. Modd, C. Folz, L. Garvey, C. Glier, A. Eisenburg, L. Gerardi, B. Geffm, L. Geraldi. Third Row: P. Ernest, P. Ernst, S. Deacon. R. Fruciosa, L. Fruin, L. Demaio, R. Farrel, D. Gerstinfield, J. Flanigan, J. Gerardi, G. Fund, S. Gapen, R. Eichenbaum, S. Epstein, T. Gallo, M. Giossi, J. Eldison, R. Ellis. Fourth Row: J. Erickson, R. Friedman, L. Erati, D. Ethrage, J. Faltimyer, J. Garrone, P. Brocket, A. Funk, D. Glatter, C. Feit, S. Fleishman, S. Fraedrick, A. Fisher, E. Ferrera, D. Ailing, P. Burne, W. Fantie, E. Fullop. 93 Class of 1969 First Row: E. Henderson, L. Hutchison, A. Hirsch, E. Greenfield, M. Goldstein, L. Graff, G. Goldman, A. Herbst, D. Goldstein, J. Graci, M. Greenhut, J. Herts, L. Goldstein. Second Row: M. Holzman, S. Heffran, J. Gravina, L. Graham, J. Goldfarb, D. Gould, N. Gunst, R. Gottlieb, J. Greco, V. Gothelf, R. Hideas, E. Goldfine, D. Hempfling, J. Greenburg, B. Gordon, R. Half, V. Guarino, B. Hrubula, R. Guerin. Third Row: R. Heckel, J. Hanley, J. Grimley, A. Hankin, L. Henrich, L. Hirschberg, C. Homan, M. Heim, J. Holub, J. Harms, J. Gioan, D. Gold, S. Grass, G. Hummer, M. Hart, K. Hart, E. Holmes, F. Goldenhar, L. Harris, T. Hanlon. Fourth Row: L. Hersch, J. Ianniello, J. Holub, R. Holmes, R. Goosk, R. Gratyohann, L. Goldstein, B. Happ, M. Gorenberg, M. Horn, B. Harrington, S. Hay, C. Hansen, B. Howard, J. Holmblad, B. Hinck, R. Griffith, R. Greenberg, P. Grossman. First Row: Y. Ioli, R. Krasny, P. Johnson, K. Joseph, K. Kayowski, M. Kalmus, R. Lapo, R. Krucher, M. Lamishaw, T. Jensen, T. Lane, N. Kaiser, M. Kantrowitz. Second Row: J. Kurland, B. Landau, B. Kasper, M. Lekacos, L. DeMaio, S. Deacon, K. Kane, D. Laliker, B. Kutsmeda, P. Klodzinski, C. Kevatos, D. Krumenacker, D. Jeny, B. Kruger, S. Kramer. Third Row: K. Katy, A. Kleinhaut, J. Larris, R. Lampell, A. Kloty, K. Lang, S. Kmitis, B. Iger, G. Iovino, S. Kaplan, C. Kaiserman, J. Kerner, R. Kaplan, S. Landi, R. Kartiganer, J. Kotze, A. Kogan. Fourth Row: W. Kotch, K. Jennings, K. Knutsen, M. Jaffe, R. Klein, J. Kalins, P. Katz, C. Kelly, S. Berowski, D. Leonard, T. Lamb, W. Krubky, R. Kotcher. 94 Class of 1969 First Row: M. Leeds, L. Levin, P. Lokie, R. Mahler, S. Marks, R. Match, D. Limiti, J. Mason, C. Levinthal, L. Linde, K. Newman, P. Martone, J. Marrin, S. Sumien, J. Pruden, C. Chevatos, L. Levy, A. Margolis, M. Louie, R. Lipsky, L. Maisano. Second Row: L. Mandel, B. Levinson, L. Marks, R. Lobel, M. Lewis, M. Mancusky, L. Mayer, S. Leibenhaut, M. Lecesse, C. Linch, L. Magnus, J. LoBalbo, L. Pulcino, L. Marcel, D. Macintosh, D. Martiney, L. Lipnick, L. Poit, M. Lekacos, M. Margilla. Third Row: I. Levy, M. Levitan, S. Lucas, J. Lesley, G. McCarthy, P. Marino, J. Flanigan, C. Cacasey, I. Lenin, C. Mahoney, B. Wagner, A. Lupy, D. Mancuta, B. Lebi, D. Liadi, B. Lask, P. Luchter. Fourth Row: N. Serota, L. Schreiber, P. Lenick, J. Zippin, R. Levine, C. Robins, L. Markowitz, S. Leiter, H. Levine, N. Lervis, L. Marino, R. Levittan, D. Manfredi, D. Lewis, M. Marcas, R. Susco, A. Lepore, G. Mitchell, M. McGovern, A. LeGotto, W. Mazio. First Row: P. McShane, M. Mobilia, E. McShane, N. Morgan, A. Steiman, N. Melnick, M. Molinaro, D. Nolan, B. McMahon, G. Meyers, A. Pahopin, P. O'Bryan, R. Nagel, K. Newman, L. Pollicino, L. Ostroff, M. Orlando, A. Mendelsohn, T. Orsay, S. Ranzman, M. Powers, M. Morse, W. McSherry. Second Row: D. Haas, S. Shapiro, C. Morse, K. Mott, B. Pasvoll, K. Meyerbach, V. Meyer, J. Oehrlein, P. Mortensen, E. McNulty, G. Pederson, D. Martiney, M. Lekacos, D. McIntosh, N. Meltzer, M. Miller, M. Mittman, S. Hay, M. Schaier, R. Sears. Third Row: R. Magie, G. Mitchell, D. Metzger, J. Palnese, T. Nogaro, J. Nanavrakis, B. Harrington, J. Orzano, C. Pasqualino, R. Mitchell, A. Nugent, W. Pasichow, J. Orzano, P. Brocket, I. Melders, C. Mahoney, C. Sabatino, L. Stone, B. Wagner. Fourth Row: J. McNamee, B. Happ, E. Kelly, J. Wagner, J. Nezlek, D. Newman, S. Borowsky, J. Newton, B. O’Rourke, C. Morganstern, G. Milles, E. Carter, H. Nedick, L. Motsinger, A. Pallat, D. Oaklan, A. Merman, S. Lucas, P. Murray. Class of 1969 First Row: S. Perrone, L. Polin, L. Pelish, I. Rizzi, J. Seltzer, S. Rosenberg, C. Richey, S. Schwartzberg, K. Popovitch, C. Rosenberg, L. Rifkin, S. Rosen, R. Phillips, S. Perlman, C. Penzer, A. Polsky, A. Margolis, D. Richek. Second Row: J. Rifkin, A. Strongin, B. Rosenblum, P. Reckerdres, P. Petrich, M. Powers, L. Pollicino, G, Reich, G. Railey, A. Plot, B. Wagner, M. Lekacos, L. Post, M. Rosaler, B. Rosaler, S. Sumien, C. Kevatos, J. Pruden, M. Rodin, R. Rickman, J. Laris. Third Row: D. Pugatch, M. Reiss, R. Placet, L. Rigano, G. Rodomista, R. Susco, A. Reiff, G. Reckdenwald, E. Proter, L. Reingold, D. Serota, L. Schreider, D. Propper, D. Rich, J. Perlman, C. Robbins, J. Pollizzotto. Fourth Row: P. Lenok, A. Mirman, S. Lucas, J. McNamee, B. Happ, E. Kelly, J. Wagner, D. Oklan, S. Berouski, A. Siacco, W. Rich, D. Rich, C. Robbins, M. Rosen, B. Porter, Alan Schaff-meyer, S. Rabinowitz, J. Pepe, J. Plaks, R. Petrich, J. Zippin, W. Sheron. First Row: A. Schwartz, M. Rush, S. Rutledge, M. Ross, D. Rosenthal, E. Rosenthal, K. Schwartz, A. Rubinstein, K. Schmotzer, E. Seltzer, A. Schiavone, J. Schrank, E. Shapiro, A. Rousak, S. Rubin, S. Rosengarten, C. Rubin, R. Rosenblum, P. Schoeffler, E. Sarnow, S. Strauss, C. Roth. Second Row: C. Sabatino, L. Santangelo, P. Santos, S. Rozinger, S. San-Millan, S. Schwaitzberg, A. Schwartz, D. Seligmann, S. Rothman, L. Pollicino, M. Powers, S. Saunders, J. Samson, J. Schaeffer, P. Maurin, A. Santoli, L. Schatz, D. Trentadus, 96 G. Saunders, J. Seltzer. Third Row: B. Wagner, A. Seno-witz, S. Schulman, M. Rubek, J. Rutigliano, R. Salerny, K. Schuchman, H. Shapiro, D. Mankuta, H. Shower, M. Marcus, M. Sanguedolce, P. Schnaittacher, P. Lunarola, C. Seaman. Fourth Row: S. Rush, L. Shatik, W. Maznio, M. Russell, N. Roth, J. Zippin, N. Sirota, L. Schreiber, B. Schwab, M. Schaier, D. Salzman, R. Sears, P. Schnitzenbaumer, P. Brocket, E. Kelly, S. Borowski, B. Happ, A. Schaffmeyer, T. Rotwein. Class of 1969 First Row: G. Teich, A. Strongin, E. Tietler, M. Thurm, R. Toran, S. Strauss, L. Sloan, T. Smollen, M. Soloman, M. Silver, I. Silverstien, G. Strans, S. Somien, J. Sommer, M. Lekacos, J. Swilky. Second Row: C. Mahoney, I. Melders, L. Stone, C. Sabitino, B. Wagner, S. Spratt, A. Steiman,. P. Truland, M. Smith, L. Bremser, D. McIntosh, J. Manzanie, D. Sommer, C. Kevatos, P. Tarasiewice, E. Thorn, H. Sontag. Third Row: M. Shorr, L. Smith, E. Siege, L. Simon, S. Shi-piro, J. Sidero, J. Soloman, E. Henderson, B. Kutzmeda, J. Traver, R. Tavormina, A. Tannenbaum, R. Silon, D. Swick, J. Sweet, E. Stokar, S. Deacon, L. DeMao. Fourth Row: R. Stopel, B. Sheron, G. Theobald, P. Shorenstein, S. Spolan, J. Spadora, P. Simon, R. Shapiro, I. Stoloff, J. Speigel, B. Simmons, R. Soloman, J. Siciliano, G. Thomas, C. Stein-roeder, J. Tunis, H. Stone, R. Susco. Fifth Row: R. Sears, C. Starkman, B. Siroty, S. Borowski, E. Kelly, A. Sillman, G. Statham, S. Spadanuta, K. Simon, D. Sloop, M. Silverstein, S. Spitz. First Row: S. Vajada, J. Soloman, L. Weiss, M. Wasserman, J. Winter, E. Zehngut, L. VanPraag. Second Row: F. Tynan, M. Wood, B. Wildstein, L. Winters, B. Waldman, J. Von-Schilling, P. Zang, P. Felton, G. Varisco, J. Tucker, M. Turner, G. Valenzio, B. Wolitz, V. Zwillinger, F. Weiss. Third Row: J. Vanella, M. Wilenkin, C. Zenlea, M. Wilson, C. Mahoney, R. Francioso, C. Verin, M. Vliek, B. Wagner, S. Volin, D. Marteney, N. Zablow, K. Zolfa, M. Woltman, J. Yanous, C. Vlantzev, R. Vitale, S. Weinstock. Fourth Row: J. Weinstein, R. Volk, D. Walsh, C. Walton, B. Weber, T. Yetter, J. Xanthoudakis, J. Young, A. Weiden, E. Kelly, S. Borowski, P. Brockett, S. Zito, J. Zippen, T. Welch, R. Wantock, C. Walton, J. Wagner. 97 Junior Class Officers Left to right: Chris Wagner (Treas.), Dolores Aguanno (Pres.), Elliot Beckelman (V.P.), Sandy Dobbs (Sec.). Standing: Mr. Diamond, Mrs. Heller (Advisors). Sophomore Class Officers Left to right: Gary Statham (Treas.), Vicki Block (Sec.), Matt Horn (Pres.), Woody Kotch (V.P.). Standing: Mr. Charbonneau, Mrs. Levy (Advisors). Class of 1970 First Row: S. Bauer, S. Best, D. Biamonte, L. Bologna, G. Bickard, C. Bayer, J. Aaron, R. Balistreri, J. Berger, C. Bernbaum. Second Row: M. Berg, R. Ann is, J. Arfa, R. Augusto, B. Barnett, R. Aliseo, R. Baral, H. Balsar, A. Arico, A. Armbruster, R. Beverly, E. Borisiewicz, R. Acunto, F. Aherne, B. Behr, K. Benkov, R. Bonifatto, S. Bennett. Third Row: L. Anderson, K. Balfour, R. Annese, L. Blandon, E. Baumann, D. Aguanno, C. Anderson, D. Adler, J. Aron, F. Abrahams, S. Bender, D. Armcl, M. Arce, J. Addeo, N. Boggiano, R. Adclstein, B. Berry, S. Angelo, R. Albano. Fourth Row: W. Borgo, E. Allenson, W. Arnold, R. At-tonito, R. Accetta, B. Baslin, M. Blamore, P. Aberle, B. Ackerman, D. Black, S. Block, F. Benanti, C. Adler, R. Austin, S. Ball, R. Bonifa, J. Bird, M. Behr, E. Beckleman, A. Albenson, B. Behnke. First Row: C. Bruce, D. Brown, P. Brown, C. Cannataro, I. Brawer, S. Cassuto, R. Caputo, S. Chaikin, C. Crocker, L. Croce, B. Cohen, J. Cormen, E. Brown, J. Breslin, G. Cassidy, E. Borman, C. Craven. Second Row: A. Buglione, M. Calderazzo, R. Brody, H. Chayet, L. Chirello, S. Cohen, L. Codere, D. Boucher, D. Breen, D. Bishop, D. Carman, B. Carman, D. Cammarano, A. Casella, R. Citron, M. Czeczuga, M. Brass, E. Cerny. Third Row: A. Canonico, R. Capaluti, C. Brandt, K. Carlson, W. Cooper, N. Cohen, G. Cahn, L. Cohen, R. Coran, F. Cannino, B. Berry, L. Burban, R. Cicirelli, S. Braff, S. Cohen, C. Clark, J. Conoli, E. Cohen, H. Chayet, G. Broder. Fourth Row: A. Bon Homme, M. Comer, A. Collins, D. Crowley, T. Clark, P. Lenok, C. Cringell, H. Chatzinoff, L. Caracciolo, T. Corcoran, R. Brunjes, H. Bressack, P. Curley, E. Carman, G. Count, S. Corwin, A. Cradle, J. Celiberti, M. Bresin. 99 Class of 1970 First Row: F. Dodson, T. Dejacoma, A. Deluca, D. Ermo-geni, R. Endlich, D. Engel, L. Dickstein, M. Farber, C. Farrelly, M. Dasaro, J. Fiello, B. Dimarco, R. Feinberg, J. Donnelly, A. Dunken, V. Espinosa, K. Englises, D. Davis, J. Deolivares. Second Row: I. Easties, G. Deirches, J. Erlich, J. Erlich, R. Elephante, M. Epstein, S. Dobs, S. Diamond, S. Deambrosia, P. Elephante, M. Elephante, R. Dubler, G. Esopa, D. Delescio, R. Alifio, J. Didomico, R. Ebright, B. Ebright, L. Farb. Third Row: C. Ehrig, L. Degiglio, E. Demerock, D. Dalva, V. Doles, K. Druck, A. Esslinger, A. Easty, C. Earl, L. Eisemann, C. Drucker, D. Danielson, L. DeVries, M. Dressier, J. Davis, F. Caneno, D. Breen, A. Edensin, R. Ferrando. Fourth Row: L. Davis, M. Drobbins, J. Donohue, T. Farinaro, J. Fiddelli, P. Duffy, T. DeLaia, R. Dombroff, E. Eisenberg, S. Feldhuesen, M. Delikat, H. Drusan, J. Feinberg, E. Feinman, R. Davis, G. Doran, P. Diatlovich, H. Dykstern, B. Davis. First Row: 1. Gengler, R. Glazer, C. Fisher, M. Foy. Second Row: R. Finley, A. Gelbaum, R. Feldman, A. Glanz, S. Finkelstein, M. Fine, D. Feldman, M. Goldenburg, B. Lieberman, P. Fuchs, D. Gaines, D. Giampaolo, P. Gebhard, D. Flannery, S. Gibbs, R. Forman, M. Flaum. Third Row: R. Goldberg, B. Fenster, R. Gary, G. Gallan, J. Fine, M. Freed, J. Fried, E. Friedman, J. Goldbaum, C. Geisenheimer, S. Goldberg, E. Gianoulakos, T. Gallagher, B. Fritjofson, J. Ghee, L. Jagemann, A. Janotti, B. Fichter, R. Gabriel, P. F'ischetto, S. Gerrity. Fourth Row: B. Gold, S. Gedon, B. Foster, I. Goldstein, P. Fine, R. Fox, P. Fillet, C. Geller, C. Fortin, G. Fogel, B. Fraedrich, J. Gerstenlauer, M. Flugman, D. Freed, S. Glickstein, B. Giacolone, J. Goffredo, E. Gluckman, J. Ferraro. 100 Class of 1970 First Row: E. Hocheiser, D. Hirsch, L. Halpern, M. Haffner, J. Haubert, A. Hochberg, R. Hammer, L. Haber, C. Jensen, L. Goldstein, J. Jay, P. Klein, V. Herald, L. Harrius, M. Grippan, P. Henderson, L. Hyme. Second Row: A. Gott, K. Heinzer, R. Hirsch, L. Guerriaro, G. Ioii, S. Grant, V. Goodman, L. Goodnoff, R. Hirschhorn, C. Henning, J. Iskovitch, H. Gottlieb, J. Holly, P. Hunter, F. Jankauskus, B. Heppe. Third Row: R. Indelicato, S. Granada, S. Jacobs, S, Hammel, D. Jaspen, T. Jackson, M. Guminick, T. Haw-chler, M. Hartman, M. Greenfield, T. Hayes, D. Grossinger, D. Hoffman, R. Goldstone, S. Isaksen, G. Gonzales, P. Hemsley. Fourth Row: D. Harris, B. Hemburger, A. Gromet, R. Hawkins, V. Hill, P. Humer, P. Hall, R. Horn, W. Hoffman, R. Harris, A. Hyman, L. Gottfried, R. Gorman, K. Graham, N. Holtz, R. Harsh, R. Holm, J. Henry, C. Husser. First Row: S. Keller, I. Konel, W. Klaff, J. Klingenbeck, T. Kissin, V. Kramer, R. Kaye, V. Legacos, M, Johnston, G. Katz, A. Kaplan, J. Koeller, K. Johnson, J. Johnson, D. Knapp. Second Row: E. Kelly, B. Kennedy, H. Kropf, T. Kraut, L. Goodnoff, L. Knapp, N. Koppel, L. Karmen, P. Kaulkstein, L. Kastner, P. Klein, J. Kircher, D. Kikkert, M. Lagundi, V. Goodman, S. Grant, D. Johnson, D. Kale, K. Kapler. Third Row: G. Jensen, D. Keenan, H. Kaminsky, J. Labella, J. Kelleher, J. Kingsley, K. Keller, J. Kemp, E. Kaufmann, B. Lamishaw, J. Kutzman, S. Kempler, W. Keller, J. Kelleher, J. Karlan, S. Korn, R. Joseph. Fourth Row: S. Kirshenbaum, M. Klugman, A. Katzman, D. Kalen-dar, M. Kamins, R. Klein, M. Kleban, R. LaMonte, J. Krapes, C. Kantor, K. Kruze, L. Kern, S. Keller, S. Kleib, L. Kiersh, C. Koppelman, M. Kreidell. 101 Class of 1970 First Row: L. Martona, B. Wcitzman, P. LoBrutto, D. Mack, C. Leddy, J. Lipstein, C. Loos, B. Lieberman, D. Marino, A. Lcppo, L. Marcus, R. Lee, B. Mangieri, C. McCarthy. Second Row: J. Schmauder, M. Lussoro, A. Mancini, J. McDonald, L. McLaughling, A. Levy, P. Marino, S. Maurer, A. Linne, V. Levine, J. Mayer, V. Mayron, L. Livingston, R. Leper, F. Malis, O. McMahon, J. McDonald. Third Row: P. Martone, R. Marsicouetere, M. MacLeld, W. McGovern, M. Marinelli, E. LoGatto, S. Levien, M. Lucarelli, R. Lenard, F. Marinelli, G. Maul, E. Lewin, M. Lesser, M. Lynch, V. Lavori, J. Lutz, J. Leeds, M. Mangerri, J. Mannix. Fourth Row: R. Lanzetta, S. Markowitz, A. Manning, B. Tremonte, J. Luckman, D. Linne, S. Lungo, L. Marino, R. Malamet, J. McCabe, L. Leder, E. McDermott, J. McWilliams, C. Maxwell, J. Ludwig, A. McGill, K. Lavelle, L. Lerner, S. Mann, J. Vette. First Row: K. Murray, A. Muriello, D. Moore, G. Monfiletto, B. Nezin, J. Parker, A. Nanavrakis. Second Row: E. Okin, C. Nassen, L. Nastri, S. Nicis, B. Callahan, M. Newman, P. Parlante, F. Ostrofsky, D. Oettinger, D. Neer, C. Montella, J. Nevins, S. Nachbar, J. Muro, C. Pagani. Third Row: J. Panek, T. Muratore, J. Myers, E. Mi lone, J. Monetti, L. Miller, A. Merritt, V. Moscarella, M. Messina, L. Mello, N. Koppel, C. Metzger, T. Mendolia, S. Grant, D. Muratore G. Montcnarello, E. Minassian, J. Mills. Fourth Row: J Meade, P. Mones, T. Nyberg, D. Noon, J. Most, J. Moron gello, D. Miller, T. Menz, P. Mendelsohn, J. Myers, R Parker, D. Mullin, B. Novick, D. Moliver, R. Montano B. O'Keefe, J. Murray, F. Milder, R. Nurnberger. 102 Class of 1970 First Row: J. Pelligrino, D. Rigano, S. Rose, E. Reisnan, M. Rich, J. Redo, M. Ritz, A. Riccio, K. Richards, C. Rohrs, S. Grant, P. LHommcdieu, F. Pepper, F. Perry. Second Row: J. Rizzo, D. Plain, J. Pfaller, D. Pugliano, J. Roesch, R. Rosen, G. Pearsall, B. Resnick, L. Ringe, D. Pietro, C. Polsky, A. Posteraro, D. Phillips, L. Ranucci, S. Riesel, J. Riddle, S. Paz. Third Row: H. Rickman, J. Perlman, H. Peschansky, J. Pollard, A. Romas, S. Paymer, A. Phillips M. Perschctz, A. Rosenberg, T. Phillips, E. Plushner, D McCloud, J. Trenz, G. Triptree, R. Roberti. Fourth Row. J. Ravalli, D. Popclla, H. Polin, W. Prutting, A. Reiss, L Pepperman, L. Rosenberg, T. Phillips, P. Psomes, B. Post man, E. Pickins, R. Perlmutter, F. Parvis, E. Rackoff, J Rakity, R. Puma. First Row: S. Rugelo, A. Salanilro, S. Rothman, C. Selwin, D. Russo, G. Scuoteguazza, K. Schwartz, A. Saliss, M. Schwartz, B. Weitzman, V. Trapani, N. Saffin, K. Wigdore, J. Schmauder, S. Grant, D. Santillo, C. Wood. Second Row: L. Rubin, I. Rosenblatt, S. Schoettker, O. Ryberg, C. Schrei-ber, C. Sanders, G. Shabashov, S. Rovak, L. Ruggieri, P. Savader, L. Schwartz, S. Schare, C. Savino, C. Schneiweis, L. Scott, J. Schwartz, C. Schucman, B. Schwat, C. Sammon. Third Row: J. Sciremammano, J. Roy, L. Rosenblatt, M. Rosenfeld, T. Russell, J. Santacroce, M. Scott, D. Serrone, J. Ruocco, R. Parker, B. Schaeffer, P. Schwartz, R. Schwartz, M. Schmidt, D. Seitman, P. Schneck, S. Schifilliti, R. Schul-man, H. Shapiro. Fourth Row: I. Schwartz, B. Ross, G. Rothbart, D. Schwartz, D. Shane, W. Rudolph, D. Schwartz, J. Scmel, R. Shore, M. Shane, G. Shalik, R. Schoenfeld, G. Schoolsky, R. Schiff, M. Rosenberg, D. Scotto, I. Rosenfeld, D. Salzman. 103 Class of 1970 First Row: M. Strauss, R. Spitzer, R. Tirado, S. Taubman, K. Sulitzer, N. Simms, L. Shea, J. Steigman. Second Row: L. Speth, L. Spiegal, A. Taglianetti, A. Spadanuta, K. Shields, A. Sobel, S. Solomon, L. Silberg, E. Signoretti, M. Swanwedel, F. Sofio, T. Stern, S. Grant, D. Silverman, B. Sidorow, D. Stonebridge. Third Row: R. Spero, R. Story, D. Story, J. Sparagon, S. Stern, R. Schoenfeld, W. Speck, G. Triptree, M. Sullivan, K. Small, D. Sobel, K. Smith, C. Thomsen, C. Tomsky, C. Teasdale, W. Stern, M. Rich, K. Sweeney. Fourth Row: D. Sprague, H. Tattleman, M. Strully, K. Studley, J. Tedesco, D. Terry, C. Terry, J. Toronto, D. Stoloff, E. Stanton, J. Shure, C. Sternson, W. Stockel, E. Simon, J. Siroty, J. Taubman, L. Taras, C. Stamile. First Row: G. Wolf, A. Salas, E. Wnorowski, S. Wise, P. Weinstein, G. Yarnell, A. Zimmerman, M. Wallach, M. Turrof, A. Zang, G. Wilan, R. Tuchman, E. Ward, B. Wangler, S. Trager, V. Decrose, E. Tripp, K. Zakel, S. Werry, K. Moran, T. Vlahakis. Second Row: A. Zierler, L. Ungerland, A. Trapani, D. Topkin, W. Weisfeld, S. Vlachios, K. Tormey, L. Vanella, M. Turenne, R. Vale, N. Saffian, V. Schumauner, T. Stern, P. Weitzman, K. Schwartz, C. Warsager, L. Warm, S. Rose, D. Marino, 104 B. Wagner. Third Row: S. Traut, A. Verity, M. Young, S. Grant, C. Wagner, S. Weiss, W. Werbel, A. Varechia, L. Vega, A. Walton, R. Walsh, P. Walsh, S. Wolinsky, F. Wolinsky, V. Trapani, D. Santilla, C. Wood. Fourth Row: M. Wilson, G. Scolsky, P. Warheit, B. Tremonte, G. Yatzac, R. Uellendahl, R. VanWinkler, B. Wildfeuer, J. Vette, D. Vogel, J. Trenz, W. Speck, G. Triptree, K. Walters, E. Zweig, D. Whittiger, R. Walters, F. Treff, D. Wadler. ! | I Forward steps approach untrodden cultural paths, Doing together what can’t be done alone. Senses share the beauty of revelation Someone understands me. 1967-68 G.O. Instituted MR. R. F. SOOEMMW G.O. OFFICERS: Laurie Beckdman, Treasurer; Jack Sobel, Vice-President; Richard Kane, President; Carol Roth, Secretary. Seated: Mr. Robert Sodemann, Advisor. 108 Treasurer Laurie Beckelman reviews G.O. Finances. Vice-President Jack Sobel runs off a bulletin. Many New Programs The officers of the GENERAL ORGANIZATION, having pledged themselves to keep the G.O. moving, worked diligently to institute new programs for the betterment of OHS. With the creation of the new Student Court and a new dress code, the attitudes and opinions of the students were expressed more fully. The accomplishments were many. An assembly of interest was arranged with Thurlow Spurr and his Spurrlows entertaining through the courtesy of Chrysler Corporation. The Second Annual Homecoming attracted many graduates. A paperback exchange, a successful ski trip, an enlarged discount program, and a talent show were integral parts of the program. The G.O. was also responsible for OHS's appearance on television's It’s Academic! The Third Annual Tri-School Scholarship Bowl was held, this year with Baldwin and Long Beach. A full schedule of social events was offered. The traditional Kick-Off Dance was held, attracting 500 students. A special program of Donkey Basketball was also presented. In its community-oriented activities, the G.O. was unusually successful. It adopted a needy family for Christmas, made donations to the Oceanside District Scholarship Fund, and held a Christmas party for Senior citizens. Credit for the success of this year's General Organization must go not only to the officers and the many people who aided them, but also to Mr. Robert Sodemann, the organization’s enthusiastic and dedicated advisor. STUDENT COURT—Sitting: Robert Iger, Junior Justice; Peggy Rose, Senior Justice. Standing: Miguel Alvarez, Senior Justice; Curt Bakal, Chief Justice; Howard Chatzinoff, Junior Justice. Scholastic Societies Provided NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—First Row: F. Barrie (Trcas). D. Seldes (V.P.). R. Nachsin (Pres.), H. Levine (Sec.) Second Row: R. Estrada. L. Bronstcin. E. Topp, C. Leicher. M. Balistreri, P. Rose, J. Cullen, S. Berlinger, D. Fields, L. Litshin, L. Brandt, F. Taubman, J. Haff. C. Morse, L. Bass, K. Rakofsky, B. Bogart, E. Braslaw. L. Beckelman. Third Ron: $. Blumenfeld, L. Platt, E. Balzer, S. Zodi, K. Mann, R. Mass, S. Jaspcn, G. Paukcr, C. Kaplow, L. Ringler, P. Membership in NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is an admirable achievement. Junior and senior candidates must have maintained a scholastic average of 85% or better. In addition, applicants must have received recommendations from academic teachers and club advisors which testify as to the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Hurewitz, B. Pearson, C. Walsh, L. Blank, J. Simonson, M. Myers, J. Sobel, J. Minoff. Fourth Row: J. Feffcr, J. Sobel, K. Kunken, T. Bass, M. Collins, J. Press, B. Dunwoody, M. Alvarez, V. Elefante, S. Nassof, A. Weis, I. Bitman, N. Negrin, H. Rosenberg. Fifth Row: J. Volin, R. Kane, M. Sesdroff, J. Pechenik, M. Greenberg, C. Bakal, L. Zehngebot, H. von Schilling, J. Brozost, L. Wallace, P. Boyle, C. Lederer, R. Lindenberg. This year the Oceanside chapter of the National Honor Society innovated a new tutoring program. Prior to midterms, members conducted review classes in foreign languages, mathematics, sciences, history, and English. The program was highly beneficial to all participants. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—E Vj Row: S. Eginton, L. Kaufman, I. Blatt, S. Annis, J. Dubrow. Second Row: S. Liebenhaut, A. Strongin, A. Blecher, D. Carrigan, R. Kane. R. Gottlieb. R. Lobel, R. Krasny, V. Block, J. Winter, D. Seligmann, A. Santoli. Third 110 Row: K. Katz, M. Rubeck, L. Ezrati, F. Bell, R. Levine, K. Mahoney, F. Goldenhar, B. Geffen, M. Leccese, C. Rubin, S. Bergman, P. Ernst. Fourth Row: P. Lenok, C. Berenson, N. Roth, G. Kopelson, E. Thomas, J. Pepe, M. Horn, B. Barbour, H. Kritzer, C. Morse, K. Casey. Service and Leadership in ’68 ARISTA—First Row: J. Brozost (V.P.), M. Collins (Pres.), P. Rose (Sec.), S. Nassof (Treas.). Second Row: G. Press, P. Hurewitz, C. Kaplow. E. Balzer, L. Ringler, L. Platt, L. Brandt, H. Levine, D. Seldes, F. Taubman, C. Leicher. Third Row: J. Press, J. Sobel, V. ARISTA is a true blend of honorary achievement and service. This society, whose members are seniors having maintained a Regents average of at least 92%, provides academic tutelage to desirous students of OHS. This year, Elefante. M. Alvarez, N. Negrin, J. Sobel, F. Barrie, H. Rosenberg, J. Minoff, B. Pearson. Fourth Row: L. Zchngebot, H. von Schilling. R. Lindenberg, C. Lederer, C. Bakal, F. Ferraro, L. Joseph, J. Pechenik, A. Bruder. each participant devoted two hours of his time each week to aid his fellow students. This teaching service has proved rewarding to both student and tutor. Ill You're going to tutor me in What?” “Sider Press” Highlighted Neil Negrin and Marc Kemeny, Co-Editor s-tn-Chief. Rhona Lobel and Jon Press, News Editors. This year’s SIDER PRESS was characterized by a newer, more vital editorial policy. Suggestions were made regarding curriculum, planning, and marking, as well as the social issues which challenge our society. Under the guidance of Miss Jacqueline Baker, twelve issues were published. Sider Impressions, a literary innovation, was extended to include drawings and personal impressions which augmented the value of the poetry which also appeared. Perhaps the most meaningful endeavor of the Sider Press was the attempt to uncover the why of the news rather than to simply report it. New features included book, movie, and play reviews. Satires were also printed. The use of glossy paper was found to be appreciated more by many students who felt it provided better coverage on books. Ira Blatt, Copy Editor, Curt Bakal, Associate Editor, Howard Chatzinoflf, Managing Editor. 112 Controversies of O.H.S Joyce Kishner and Dave Seligmann, Business Editors. SIDER PRESS STAFF—First Row: M Thurm, E. Rosenthal, M. Rich, M. Farber, S. Gibbs, R. Krasny, A. Rubinstein. Second Row: M. Lewis, L. Harris, D. Sobcl, R. Calcagno, K. Schwartz, M. Miller, G. Yarnell. Third Row: R. Kaplan, A. Blecher, S. DeVries, L. Lutzky, F. Hutchinson, M. Elman, M. Collins. Fourth Row: R. Lindenberg, L. Joseph, J. Pepe, B. Siroty, M. Rodin, B. Wildstein, E. Krufky, H. Caulfield. 113 Spindrift: A Kaleidoscope The SPINDRIFT is a survey of the inner workings of Oceanside High School, attempting to gather the splinters of the school's personality. This year the staff worked to fulfill this purpose, striving to create unity from diversity. Besides plowing through the basic paperwork required for any yearbook, the staff succeeded in injecting creativity. The use of student photographers made it possible to obtain truly candid shots of everyday situations in school. Sacrificing many free hours to publish this yearbook, the staff editors, with the help of advisor Mr. Thomas Barden, worked to make this yearbook a representative view of Oceanside High School. Susan Btumenfeld, Editor-in-Chief, Karen Mann, Co-Editor, and Ellen Balzer, Co-Editor. of Student Involvement Seated: Karen Mann and Ellen Balzer, Co-Editors. Standing: Stacy Maurer, Sophomore Editor, Sandy Herrick, Copy Editor, Sue Blumenfeld, Editor-in-Chief, June Sobel, Art Editor, and Ricki Mass, Typing Editor. Seated: Ricki Mass, Typing Editor, and Linda Fcldsott, Business Editor. Standing: Hilary Levine, Typing Editor, and Lorrie Lifshin, Business Editor. Rich Greenberg, Junior Editor, Fran Goldenhar, Junior Editor, Carol Polsky, Sophomore Editor, and Stacy Maurer, Sophomore Editor. SPINDRIFT STAFF— First Row: J. Dubrow, M. Rich, M. Farber, S. Gibbs, E. Rosenthal, S. Rosen, L. Engel, M. Karesh, M. Thurm. Second Row: A. Eisenberg, M. Ross, L. Ostroff, A. Polsky, A. Margolis, C. Penzer, R. Clacagno, D. Condy, S. Mintzer, L. Brandt, S. Perlman. Third Row: R. Silon, R. Krasny, S. Zodi, G. Pauker, A. Rubenstein, K. Schwartz, L. Harris, H. Rowbottom, P. Robustello, C. Gersenheimer, G. Goldman. Fourth Row: D. Swick, P. Webster, C. Walsh, L. Watson, J. Lieberman, E. Braslaw, L. Lutzky, S. DeVries, B. Kiviat, R. Horowitz, S. Dallek. 115 Lens: A Composite of Literary Creativity June Sobel, Art Editor, Laurie Brandt, Editor-in-Chief, Francine Goldenhar, Junior Editor. The LENS represents the yearly literary-artistic endeavor of Oceanside High School. While participants in the remaining two Sailor publications report student achievements and activities, the Lens’ contributors transcend these natural occurrences through their literary and artistic abilities. The Lens thus supplies a creative outlet for all interested Ocean-side High School students. This compilation of original poems, short stories, photographs, and artwork is produced annually under the direction of the editors and Mr. Philip Scott. 116 LENS—First Row: M. Elman, E. Siege, H. Levine, S. Zodi, S. Jaspen, P. Pritzker. Second Row: L. Kaufman, M. Farber, M. Rich, S. Gibbs, A. Glanz. Key Clubs: “Understanding Through Involvement” KEY CLUB—First Row: H. Chatzinoff, L. Gruenfeld. B. Nachshin, N. Negrin (Trcas.). C. Bakal (Pres ). R. Levine (V.P.), M. Greenberg (Sgt. at Arms), R. Kane. D. Seligman, I. Blatt. Second Row: B. Goren, O. Homung, K. Katz, S. Morrison. F. Bell, M. Gurnnick. J. Alexander, J. Ehlrich, B. Lamishaw, M. Scott, J. Rothman, W. Keller, H. Barrcca. Third Row: R. Kocher, G. Fund, J. Siroty. A. Phillips, J. Capone, J. Feffer, J. Ehrlich, S. Nassof, J. Greenberg, F. Taubman, G. Yarnell. R. Placet. A. Brum, W. Pasicjow, K. Small, E. Beckelman, B. Dunwoody. Fourth Row: B. Feldman, M. Alvarez, K. Walters, M. Delikat, E. Stokar, J. Zippin, T. Nogaro, N. Kritzer, H. Polin, L. Pepperman, R. Fox. M. Klugman, B. Novick, M. Kamins, D. Moliver, E. Eisenberg, S. Mann, J. Arfa. Fifth Row: D. Pernan, P. Mones, R. Perlmutter, M. Shane, S. Backus, W. Kotch, K. Knutson, M. Sendroff, A. Gromet, C. Berenson. A. Pallant, A. Goldsmith, W. Siroty. M. Blaymore, M. Jaffe, E. Krufke, R. Iger, M. Dressier, M. Flugman. The Oceanside High School KEY CLUB, advised by Mr. M. Cunningham, actively fulfilled its motto of understanding through involvement by serving both the school and the community with honor. Having the largest membership of any service organization in the community, the boys were able to initiate and complete many projects; they organized a Halloween party for the children of the Nassau County Cerebral Palsy Center, assisted the Recreation Department throughout the year, sponsored a successful Winter Dance for the Heart Fund, manned kettling stations for the Salvation Army, and aided in the distribution of Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to needy families. They initiated a voting-age reform project and held the annual Scholarship Bowl and Leadership Banquet. The ISLAND PARK KEY CLUB served its community this year under the direction of President Ted Bass and Mr. P. Engles. The boys collected donations for Nassau County Heart Fund and the Cancer Society. Good attendance at regular meetings helped the club to extend its range of activities. ISLAND PARK KEY CLUB—First Row: L. Zehngebot (Treas.), T. Bass (Pres.), V. Harris (V.P.). Second Row: M. Riess, S. Simpson, J. Krapes. Third Row: B. Dunwoody, F. Boranti, J. Pcpc, S. Inera, F. Caruso, D. MacTeod. 117 Service Clubs Promoted 118 GO-GETTERS—Seated: G. Goldman (See.), E. Weissman (V.P.). S. Zodi (Pres.), G. Pauker (Treas.). First Row: S. Jaspen, F. Greenberg, R. Phillips, S. Rutledge. Second Row: B. Nezin, J. Jay, K. Wigdore, R. Kaye. Third Row: C. Kaplow, K. Schwartz, A. Eisenberg, M. Ross, A. Steiman, A. Glanz, C. Warsager. Fourth Row: D. Swick, C. Sternson, S. Weinstock, S. Grant, S. Dallcck, B. Kasper, H. Garland, G. Weber. The O. H.S. GO-GETTERS were refounded this year under the supervision of Mr. Richard Longo. Before each football and basketball game, the girls lined the halls with posters boosting spirit for the upcoming game. For the first time in O.H.S. history, the Go-Getters sold helium balloons at basketball games. As always, the Go-Getters sold advance sale tickets to athletic events. INTERACT, under the supervision of Mr. Daniel Bashncr, actively served the school and community. Its members ushered at school events such as College Night and sold refreshments at athletic events, but most of the club’s time was devoted to helping the less fortunate citizens of the community. Project Homebound, in which library books were brought to those unable to obtain them, was continued for a second year. Members also provided entertainment at a Christmas Party for orphans. INTERACT—Seated: A. Luloff (Sgt.-at-Arms), P. Gromet (Pres.), D. Leider (Sec.), P. Lcnok (Jr. Rep.). First Row: I. Goldstein, G. Wilen, D. Pygatch, S. Mittman, S. Spitz, B. Fenster. Second Row: M. Rithenberg, R. Ader, F. Cohen, N. Lewis, E. Chaback, F. Wolinsky, P. Weinstein, J. Chemock. Third Row: A. Funk, A. Weis. V. Elefantc, S. Feinbcrg. D. Knapp. M. Austin, J. Kalins, A. Anmuth, J. Danis. Fourth Row: C. Lederer, A. Bruder, L. Mallet, L. Joseph, B. Dun-woody, H. Neidick, R. Dallck, R. Schonfeld, M. Schneider, D. Stoloff, M. Austin. Humanitarian Concerns First Row: S. Mintzer. K. Kazowski, S. Eginton. Second Row: S. Straus, C. Roth, L. Platt, S. Jaspen, R. Calcagro, B. Kruger. Third Row: R. Rosenblum, G. Weber, B. Waldmann, D. Berlin, H. Leving, W. Cohen, K. Rakofsky. Fourth Row: S. Volin, S. Weinstock, I. Weissman, M. Rodin, D. Seitman, J. Licberman, M. Lcccese. Missing: S. Jacobs (Pres.), H. Garland (V.P.), L. Engel (Treas.), M. Collins (Sec.). First Row: E. Braslaw (Pres.). A. Wcnder (V.P.), R. Krasny (Treas.), S. Weinstock (Sec.). Second Row: S. Mintzer, L. Halpern, S. Eginton, D. Gaines, S. Taubman, S. Grant, K. Kazowski. Third Row: S. Straus, C. Roth, R. Calcagno, A. Eisenberg, M. Ross, C. Penzer, R Phillips. Fourth Row: B. Kiviat, R. Rosenblum, A. Rubinstein, W. Cohen, L. Mandel. J. Solomon, K. Bleich, A. Steiman. Fifth Row: D. Swick, M. Rodin, S. Dailek, I. Weissman, R. Silon, P. Sandos, L. Sloan, J. Licberman, N. Koppel. During its first year, the O.H.S. STUDENT SERVICE SQUAD, directed by Mr. Horowitz, assigned all volunteers to various school positions. Among the services rendered were assistance in the administrative offices, library, laboratories, and locker rooms. Under Miss Mary Alice Fitzgerald’s guidance, the members of the SERVICE CLUB worked to further Red Cross aims. Their projects to aid the needy were financed by the Red Cross Drive and by the sale of stationery and donuts. First Row: S. Cassel, B. McMahon. A. Defilippo, L. Bronstein (Pres.), D. Krumenacker, M. Leccese. Second Row: C. Polsky, R. Vail, E. McShave, L. Miller, K. Casey, S. Sumien, C. Kevatos. Third Row: J. Sobel, S. Maurer, R. Mayer, T. Hanlon, F. Stone, B. Dunwoody, S. Britt, T. Bass, B. Summons. The ART SERVICE CLUB is composed of students who devote their time and talents to such endeavors as making posters for sales and school functions, painting scenery for school theatrical productions, and arranging displays to brighten the corridors and to exhibit the accomplishments of individual students. The ART SERVICE CLUB was under the direction and supervision of Mr. Paul Lefcort. 119 OTS: An Oceanside Innovation Mr. V. Pascal helps OTS students prepare for the High School Equivalency Exam. The OCEANSIDE TECHNICAL SCHOOL is a pilot project sponsored by the Oceanside School District and the U. S. Office of Education under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Some skills which were taught in this, the first year of this experimental project, were printing, photography, computer programming, typing, and auto mechanics. Supervised by Mr. J. Del Giorno, the project has met with much success. Mr. G. Jonas oversees Timothy Burke at the printing press and Greg Calerera at the drawing board. Ellie Headsky receives instruction in shorthand from Mrs. I. Soeder. OTS instructor checks students’ progress on key punch machines. Students Profited from Practical Work Experience DECA—First Row: F. Ciccimarro (Pres.), M. Metzger (V.P.), S. Steckler (Sec.). R. Cataldo (Treas.). Second Row: Mr. B. Dexter. M. Silver, I.. Donald, L. Duignan, R. Burken, I. Horwitz, J. Donald, A. Panopin, K. Gans, Mrs. N. Fields. Third Row: A. Weisfeld, S. Brickman, A. Collins, P. Roth. J. Okeefe, P. Caracciolo, B. Weitzman, J. Pilgrim, D. Bieda. DECA (DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA) is an organ-ization devoted to training those students interested in a career in business or merchandising. These students run the Sailor Shop and participate in research projects concerning all phases of business education. The SAILOR SHOP provided a store where OHS students could buy school supplies at reasonable prices. DECA ran the Sailor Shop to give its students practical knowledge of buying, selling, distribution, advertising, and all phases of merchandising. SAILOR SHOP—First Row: I. Horwitz, A. Panopin, R. Spitzer, F. Ciccimarro, Mr. B. Dexter. Second Row: E. Allenson, P. Roth. P. Caracciolo, A. Weisfeld. 121 Sailors Prepared CANDYSTRIPERS—First Row: S. Rosen, M. Brass, S. Annis, M. Solomon. Second Row: B. Kruger, G. Ossias, E. Landan, L. Levy, M. Goldstein. S. Straus, J. Markowitz. Third Row: W. Futterman, P. Webster, L. Harris, E. Rosenthal, S. Kramer, F. Bain, N. Mohr- mann, R. Yasenchak, C Stein, J. Schrank. Fourth Row: G. Kopelson, J. Pepe, B. Dunwoody, L. Watson, C. Walsh, A. Wilhelmsen, M. Rodin, J. Driscoll, P. Schoeffler, R. Vitulano, D. Garner, B. Wildstein. The CANDYSTRIPERS devoted a great deal of their time each week in order to serve as aids at South Nassau Communities Hospital. The girls were assigned to jobs such as feeding and caring for patients. They also performed such tasks as delivering flowers, walking patients through the corridors, and securing fresh water and linen for the patients. The boys in this activity served as laboratory assistants. Their assistance proved invaluable. Students who sincerely wish to make nursing their career participate in the FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA. Under the direction of Mrs. M. Smitten, our school nurse, the club collected money for charities and invited prominent speakers to their meetings. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA—First Row: M. Solomon (Treas.), J. Markowitz (V.P.), D. Pcrlin (Pres.), R. Vitulano (Sec.). Second Row: C. Stein, B. Kutsmeda, P. Cooney, L. Vanella. Third Row: I.. Levin, S. Lande, S. Gross, A. Wilhelmsen. 122 for Future Professions FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA—First Row: D. Feldman (Hist.), S. Annis (Sec.), P. Rose (Pres.), S. I.eibenhaut (V.P.), B. Geffen (Treas.). Second Row: G. Ossias, M. Goldcnbcrg, H. Kaye, S. Cassel, P. Garofola, D. Milman, S. Rosen, S. Straus, M. Ross. S. Mintzer, E. Rosenthal, J. Dubrow, L. Rifkin. Third Row: T. Silken, I.. Harris, G. Teich, R. Feldman, L. Bass, R. Calcagno, C. Caudina, F. Bain, S. Kramin, C. Dublingten, L. Levy, M. Aliseo, E. Benioff. Fourth Row: L. Platt, I.. Ostroff, L. Ringlcr, M. Rosaler, R. Rosenblum. A. Strongin, J. Rifkin, M. Stern, J. Lieberman, B. Kiviat. R. Mahoney, B. Landall, R. Fine. Fifth Row: D. Swick, J. Phillips, R. Cavanaugh, C. Walsh, M. Rodin, J. Artino, M. Farrell, R. Kaplan, C. Rubin, M. Pfaus, D. Garner, S. Weinstock, A. Merritt. The FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA accomplished a great deal this year with the help of their advisor, Mrs. Addie Short. The girls offered their services as tutors to elementary and junior high students in Oceanside as well as to groups of economically deprived children in neighboring communities. Also included among their activities were a program for assisting teachers, the sponsoring of a student-faculty volleyball game, and a trip to Hofstra, where the girls attended seminars concerning various facets of education. JETS, the Junior Engineering Technical Society, is a nationwide organization open to boys and girls with a scientific aptitude and interest. This year the JETS developed a complex computer system to aid them in their homework. They attended group seminars at Brooklyn Polytechnical Institute and the seniors entered the Wcstinghouse Science Competition. JETS—First Row: V. Elefante (Treas.), M. Bookstabcr (Sec.), M. man, M. Bogart. S. Feinberg, I. Bitman, M. Austin. Fourth Row: Schneider (V.P.), R. Sasson (Pres.). Second Row: R. Ader, O. L. Joseph, A. Weis, A. Goldsmith, B. Feldman, G. Kopelson, N. Hornung, H. Dubrow, M. Friedlander, R. Hirschhorn, J. Alexander. Negrin, C. Adler, A. Bruder. Third Row: D. Salzman, J. Warner, J. Pepe, R. Dunwoody, I. Silver- 123 Students Found Outlets RADIO CLUB—First Row: E. Gerber (Pres ), M. Bogart (V.P.), R. Dubs (Treas.), R- Zwicker (Sec.). Second Row: Mr. R. Imbro, M. Lesser, P. Marino. D. Newman, A. Ptak, I. Rosenfeld, J. Pollizzotto. WOHS—First Row: J. Capone, M. Bogart. L. Ezrati, L. Goldstein, R. Kotcher. Second Row: R. Levitan, B. Dunwoody, B. Iger, F. Stone, B. McMahon, D. Seitman, S. Glickstein. Third Row: M. Holzman, F. Mensch, S. Britt, F. Bell. Fourth Row: M. Sack, I. Rosenfeld, D. Carman, D. Blaine, B. Feldman. During its fourth year, the RADIO CLUB, under the direction of Mr. R. Imbro, was able to raise points as far away as South Africa and Australia. With the use of new club equipment they also communicated with people on five of the seven continents. WOHS is a new and rapidly growing addition to our school. Under the guidance of Mr. Vecchione, its staff members were able to broadcast news, rock, folk rock, and folk music from a point of view rarely heard on radio. With the acquisition of additional funds, it is conceivable that WOHS will become an FM station in the near future. V -■ The League of Empyrean Observers, more commonly known as the LEO CLUB, is devoted to the study of astronomy. The addition of a new telescope enabled the club members to observe several rare, as well as periodic, phenomena. The annual club newspaper, Leo's Roar, was published under the direction of Mr. Robert Saia, advisor of the club. LEO CLUB—First Row: R. Ader (Pres ), S. Bergman (Sec.), L. Ezrati (V.P.). Second Row: D. Leider, M. Meller, S. Corwin, F. Ahern. Third Row: B. Feldman, S. Simpson, G. Miller, A. Kleinhaut, M. Riess, A. Weis. 124 In Unique Activities MATHLETES—First Row: L. Ezrati (Capt.). R. Eriedman (Co-Capt.). Second Row: A. Finn, D. Seitman, M. Bogart. M. Rubcck. Third Row: J. Press, R. Schonfeld, R. Mahoney, F. Stone, B. Dunwoody. MATH CLUB—First Row: L. Mallet (Sec.), J. Bitman (Pres.), M. Schneider (V.P.), R. Sasson (Treas.). Second Row: B. Dunwoody, N. Lewis, B. Feldman, M. Bogart, M. Friedlander, F. Stone. The O.H.S. MATHLETES had a winning season in 1967-68. Led by Captain Lester Ezrati and faculty advisor Mr. H. Kalmus, the team competed with other schools in meets where they had to answer many challenging math questions in a limited amount of time. This year the MATH CLUB, led by faculty advisor Mr. Ferraro and President Irving Bitman, organized the Internation Simulation game for Mrs. O’Leary’s P.A.D. classes. The club did much independent work in computer programming, members having taken computer courses at Pratt Institute. The purpose of the BIOLOGY CLUB is to explore new fields of research. Its members mastered the laboratory techniques essential in order to study the internal organs of anaesthetized animals. With the help of faculty advisor Mr. P. Rowe, the members of the club pursued the goal of trying to keep an organism alive without its aging process taking over. CHESS CLUB—First Row: L. Ezrati (V.P.), C. Morse (Sec., Treas.), M. Rubcck (Pres.). Second Row: R. Tuch-man, M. Schaier, M. Bogart, F. Bell, D. Leider. Third Row: D. Seitman, G. Milles, B. Feldman, M. Jaffe, S. Bergman. Fourth Row: A. Kleinhaut, R. Schonfeld, M. Wilkin. BIOLOGY CLUB—First Row: A. Weis (Pres.), I. Silverman (V.P.), R. Ader (Sec.), M. Friedlander (Treas.). Second Row: B. Feldman. H. Dubrow, A. Goldsmith, B. Dunwoody, V. Elefante, R. Sasson, J. Warner. Third Row: T. Phillips, M. Austin, J. Pepe, I. Bitman, M. Schneider, G. Kopelson. The CHESS CLUB, advised by Mr. De George, provided an opportunity for beginners as well as more advanced players to play chess in a relaxed atmosphere. Plans were formulated for interschool chess competition. Foreign Language Clubs FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY—First Row: M. Sturm (Sec.), J. Minoff (Sec.), L. Ringler (Pres), S. Shieldkret (V.P.), C. Leicher (Treas.). Second Row: L. Rifkin, S. Annis, E. Topp. Third Row: S. Rubin. E. Shapiro, F. Taubman, L. Brandt, D. Seldes, A. Glanz, J. Winter, E. Tripp, J. Jay, J. Dubrow. Fourth Row: S. Blumenfeld, K. Schwartz, M. Lewis, V. Levine, W. Werbel, R. Krasny, G. Pauker, L. Ostroff, D. Berlin, M. Rich. Fifth Row: C. Bakal, E. Cone, J. Pechenik, R. Harris, D. Seitman, F. Goldenhar, M. Rosaler, M. Leccese, E. Siege, A. Rubinstein. The FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY, under the direction of Miss T. Sternson, is an honorary organization whose members are required to maintain a 90% average in French. This year the society helped its members prepare for the National French Contest. The French Honor Society’s other activities included adopting a needy family for Christmas, co-hosting the French Winter Festival with the French Club, holding a winter cake sale, and conducting the annual candle-lighting induction ceremony. To further the interest in the French language and culture, the FRENCH CLUB met under the guidance of advisors Miss T. Sternson and Mr. M. Charbonneau. The club’s activities included attending a performance of Tartujfe by the Treteau de Paris, viewing slides and films of France, learning French songs and games, and co-sponsoring a Winter Season party with the French Honor Society. FRENCH CLUB—First Row: J. Dubrow (Treas.), L. Brandt (V.P.), S. Shieldkret (Pres.), L. Ostroff (Sec.). Second Row: J. Winter, S. Annis, J. Pearle. Third Row: W. Werbel, S. Rubin, R. Wascnchak, E. Greenfield. M. Kalmus, S. Dobs, A. Glanz, A. Margolis, M. Thurm, R. Phillips. J. Jay, L. Goldstein, L. Rifkin. Fourth Row: J. Rifkin. A. Eisenberg, V. Levine, M. Ross, H. Levine, D. Krumenacker, A. DcFilippo, K. Schwartz, A Rubinstein, M. Rosaler, R. Lipsky, D Berlin, M. Lewis. Fifth Row: M. Myers, B. Novick, L. Mazza, J. Palumbo, C. Rubin, F. Wolinsky, G. Teich, L. Santangelo, D. Carrigan, R. Silon, E. Teitler. Stimulated Cultural Interests SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY—First Row: M. Alvarez (Pres.), D. Seldes (V.P.), B. Bogart (Sec.), B. Kruger (Treas.). Second Row: E. Balzer, E. Rosenthal, M. Greenhut, S. Klapper, A. Santoli, R. Phillips, E. Alexander, R. Kaye, C. Bernbaum, R. Estrada. Third Row: H. Levine, C. Morse, M. Farber, S. Taubman, J. Cormen, P. The SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY is a national organization which recognizes students of outstanding ability in Spanish. Under the direction of Mrs. M. Guarino and Mr. D. Goldstein, club members again held a successful Christmas party. An annual was published and practices were held in preparation for the National Spanish Contest. Club members met to learn more about the culture of Spanish-speaking countries through movies, studies, and talks. Gebhard, S. Eginton, M. Kalmus, D. Fields, R. Gottlieb, R. Tuch-man. Fourth Row: B. Geffen, S. Bergman, L. Harris, S. Liebenhaut, G. Press, M. Elman, D. Kale, G. Yarnell, D. Auguanno, D. Oettinger, R. Lobel. The members of the SPANISH CLUB, under the direction of faculty advisor Dr. M. Salas, strove to achieve a better understanding of Spanish-speaking peoples and places. Their annual induction ceremony, held in October, featured the traditional Spanish dish paella. Pan American Day, celebrated in April, and a trip in February to the Hispanic Museum in New York City were other highlights of the year. 'ELANTE ELANTE SPANISH CLUB—First Row: Dr. Salas, D. Milman (Sec.), V. Elefante (Pres.), R. Fine (Treas.), Mr. Goeckel. Second Row: C. Bernbaum, C. Fisher, J. Pfaller, B. Nezin, A. Braucr, R. Davis, S. Nachbar, M. Greenhut, E. Rosenthal, J. Dubrow, M. Thurm. Third Row: D. Hirsh, M. Rush, E. Teitler, R. Phillips, S. Perlman, V. Block, L. Ostroff, R. Krasny, R. Gottlieb, A. Santoli, C. Morse, J. Rosengarten, S. Klapper. Fourth Row: J. Doe, S. Kramer, B. Volpe, M. Haffner, J. Schwartz, B. Resnick, I. Brawer, C. Deblinger, B. Rosenblum, L. Harris, D. Sobel, L. Eisemann, D. Oettinger. Fifth Row: G. Reich, M. Rodin, R. Farrell, S. Volin, L. Mazza. P. Webster, C. Walsh, M. Sendroff, M. Alvarez, W. Futterman, G. Axelrod, I. Bitman, A. Cracolisi, A. Weisfeld. yi Students Bridged GERMAN CLUB—First Row: K. Katz (V.P.), J. von Schilling (Sec.), H. Rosenberg (Treas.), H. von Schilling (Pres.). Second Row: B. Siroty, T. Casey, B. McMahon, C. Penzer. Third Row: D Salzman, J Siroty, R. Kotcher, L. Ezrati, J. Nezlek, A. Shaffmeyer. With the help of faculty advisor Mrs. Campbell, the GERMAN CLUB had a very successful year. Members enjoyed participating in both the Oktoberfest and the Weinachts-fest, their annual holiday party. They also arranged an outstanding exhibit for Back-To-School Night, consisting of paintings by Durer, Holbein, and Goethe. Romani Hodierni, OHS's LATIN CLUB, recreated the grandeur of ancient Rome under the supervision of Mr. R. Higgins. A Saturnalia at Christmas time and a banquet with the traditional sale of first year students as slaves were held in the finest Roman tradition. Inter Nos”, the Latin Club newspaper, was published and flowers were planted at the base of the peregrinator by enthusiastic club members. LATIN CLUB—First Row: L. Brandt (V.P.), E. Balzer (Pres.), R. Row: R. Farrell, R. Lobcl, S. Liebenhaut, A. Blecher, M. Rodin, C. Gottlieb (Treas.), P. Higgins (Sec.). Second Row: E. Siege, R. Walsh, J. Cullen. Fourth Row: I.. Motsinger, S. Spadanuta, M Wilson, Estrada, D. Seldes, K. Rakofsky, A. Rubinstein, K. Schwartz. Third R. Dombroff, B. Feldman. the Gap Between Nations AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE—First Row. R. Lobcl (See.), E. Balzer (Pres.), L. Bass (V.P.), L. Brandt (Treas.). Second Row: A. Glanz, E. Rosenthal, J. Jay, L. Goldstein, E. Teitler. Third Row: L. Mandel, M. Elman, B. Kruger, L. Sloan, V. Levine, K. Kazowski, R. Krasny, S. Dobs. Fourth Row: J. Sobel, R. Silon. R. Roscnblum, W. Cohen, A. Merritt, L. Feldsott, L. Slavin, H. Levine, L. Harris, C. Polsky. The AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE is an international organization which promotes understanding and good will among the peoples of more than forty countries through the exchange of students. In past years, OHS’ers have lived with families in Malaysia, Brazil, Spain, Denmark, and India. In exchange, Oceanside families have opened their homes to many foreign students. This year, the Oceanside Chapter of AFS and the Sophomore Class co-sponsored the annual magazine drive to raise funds. Ellen with her Indian family (I. to r.): Mr. Deridas Madiman, Ellen, Mrs. Sulochana Madiman, (standing) Jyotsna and Pratibha Madiman. I do not want my house to be walled in on all sides and my windows to be stuffed. I want the cultures of all lands to be blown about my house as freely as possible. But I refuse to be blown off my feet by any. Mahatma Gandhi In the above lines, Gandhi has expressed the ultimate goal of the American Field Service program. An intermingling of cultures can best be experienced by living with a foreign family. After one day in Hubli, a small town in southwest India, my family was no longer foreign to me. My amma and annu (mother and father) and my two sisters immediately made me feel at home. From the first day when my sisters showed me how to drape a sari, to the last when one of my friends said to me, '’I don’t think of you as an American, you’re just one of us,” the warmth and friendliness of my adopted country enveloped me. India is no longer a series of images: the gleaming white marble of the Taj Mahal, the steaming, crowded streets, unbelievable poverty, and abundant wealth. It is no longer a confusion of smells: incense burning, lotus flowers, or buffalos in the street. It is neither the monsoon rains nor the oppresive heat. For me, it will always be my family and friends who made my stay in India as challenging, stimulating, and enjoyable as it was. Peace—shanti is the most important Hindi word I learned. Shukreeya—thank you. Ellen Balzer 129 A Melange of Pursuits WORLD INTEREST CLUB—First Row: P. Pritzkcr (Sec.). R. Lindenberg (V.P.). Second Row: A. Brauer, S. Maurer, C. Crocker, C. Leicher, R. Lipsky. Third Row: L. Cahn, K. Kazowski, D. Berlin, C. Deblinger, R. Davis, M. Ellman. Fourth Row: C. Lederer, D. Knapp, J. McCann, R. Brody, B. Pearson, J. Berman, S. Maurer. The WORLD INTEREST CLUB encouraged the students of O.H.S. to take a more active position on important issues of the day. It promoted a better understanding of the world in which we live. This spring the members of the club traveled to Washington D.G They also held debates and discussions with guest speakers. The UNITED NATIONS CLUB was founded three years ago to give the student body an opportunity to study the purposes and problems of the U.N. This year, under the leadership of President Robert Lindenberg and faculty advisor Mr. H. Snitiker, the club held weekly discussions and attended a model U.N. General Assembly. U.N. CLUB—First Row: R. Lindenberg (Pres.), G. Kopelson, E. Krufky, H. Kritzer. Second Row: A. Bruder, A. Kleinhaut, R. Nachshin, C. Leicher, L. Ringler, H. Dubrow, J. Alexander. Third Row: J. McCann, M. Sendroff, D. Knapp, C. Lederer, A. Goldsmith, L. Ezrati, M. Jaffee. HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB—First Row: S. Maurer (Sec.), B. Pearson (V.P.), C. Leicher (Pres.), C. Lederer (Treas.). Second Row: P. Pritzker, R. Lipsky, D. Berlin, A. Brauer, L. Cahn, K. Kazowski. Third Row: S. Maurer, B. Geffen, C. Deblinger, S. Crocket, R. Davis, R. Brody. Fourth Row: J. Addeo, R. Lindenberg, B. Feldman, R. Kaplan, E. Krufky, D. Knapp, J. McCann. Improved relations among peoples was the goal of the HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB. Among the club’s fund-raising activities wras the presentation of the film Fail-Safe. Revenue received from this campaign was donated to an organization which endeavors to strengthen human relations. The faculty advisor was Mr. Sobel. Involved Many Students CONTEMPORARY STUDENT FORUM—First Row: B. Feldman. C. Walsh, A. Bruder. Second Row: M. Ellman, L. Cahn. K. Kazow-ski, P. Pritzker, E. Topp, W. Werbel. Third Row: P. Webster, L. Watson, N. Stern, J. Berman. R. Vitulano. B. Kruger, D. Lcidcr. Fourth Row: M. Sendroff, M. Fenner, S. Feinberg, S. Maurer, M. Schair, N. Roth, R. Nachshin, R. Brody. The CONTEMPORARY STUDENT FORUM, founded for the expression of student opinion, was published for the first time this year. To obtain the money necessary to print their paper, the members held a successful candy drive. Under the guidance of Mr. Raymond Sobel, the paper provided a platform for student debate and increased awareness of the world situation. DEBATE CLUB—First Row: M. Rubcck (Sec.), F. Bell (Pres.). Second Row: D. Grossinger, L. Hersch, F. Mensch (V.P.). The DEBATE CLUB operated this year under the auspices of faculty advisor Mr. T. F. Murphy. The members were chosen in September and met regularly to discuss problems of topical interest. CLUB X—First Row: G. Weber, R. Lobel, P. Rose, L. Bass. Second Row: B.’ Feldman, E. Gerber, C. Debussy, E. Krufky, L. Gruenfeld, D. Seligmann. CLUB X, under the direction of Mr. M. Rudolph and Mr. E. Rubenstein, was formed to aid its members in the appreciation of the intricacies of music. The fare of the club ranged from Stravinsky to the Spoonful, activities including two field trips to Carnegie Hall. “All the World’s a Stage” STAGE CREW—First Row: S. Jaspen, R. Casabona, B. Ross, S. Spadanuta, L. Kaufman, J. Krapes. Second Row: D. Sturtz, G. Rhein, R. Pattay, S. Eisenstein, A. Pagani. The OHS THEATRE TECHNICIANS are responsible for lights, sound machinery, stage equipment, and the building of scenery for school productions. It is to this crew that we give credit for the success of our school assemblies and performances of Ten Little Indians and West Side Story. The THESPIAN SOCIETY, an honorary theatrical group, put in hundreds of hours of work this year to produce two of the most outstanding and ambitious presentations ever performed at OHS. When not busy painting sets, making costumes, or rehearsing lines, the Thespians performed excerpts of modern drama after school for the enjoyment of their members as well as the student body. THESPIANS—First Row: R. Paruch (Pres.), L. Bronstein (Treas.), J. Ambrosini (Sec.), Mr. B. Kaplan (Advisor). Second Row: T. Rosenson, M. Bookstaber, T. Snyder, L. Kaufman, P. Leeds. Third Row: E. Greenfield, L. Bader, S. Kramer, S. Jaspin, C. Leicher, K. Rakofsky. Fourth Row: P. Ernest, M. Stern, J. Rothenberg, L. Blank, J. Palumbo, D. Litwak, B. Pasvoll, M. Leccese, J. Sobel. Fifth Row: S. Hershey, A. Pagani, R. Casabona, D. Nichols, S. Spadanuta, J. Larkin, G. Rhein, R. Nachshin, R. Kane, B. Leone, M. Sendroff, G. Mitchell. Voices Rose in Unison CONCERT CHOIR—First Row: C. Loos, B. Levinson, L. Duignan, J. Haff, K. Card, B. Rosenblum, B. Fichter, P. Johnson, L. Bader, M. Bookstaber, P. Leeds, R. Nachshin, G. Mitchell, M. Sendroff, G. Seltzer, I. Schwebel, R. Goldberg, C. Stein, N. Mohrmann, N. Saffian. P. Collins. P. Dantona, T. Rosenson, Mr. R. Fazio. Second Row: J. Donald, D. Klein, L. Donald, T. Silken, F. Tynan, P. Ernest, J. Meyers, S. Weiss, J. Ambrosini, L. Kaufman, H. Bernhardt, B. The CONCERT CHOIR, numbering 80 voices, enjoyed great success this year. In addition to utilizing some of its outstanding soloists, it combined with the Senior High School Orchestra for some of its most thrilling numbers. Besides a full schedule of fall and spring concerts and assemblies, the group, under the direction of Mr. R. Fazio, also performed for other schools in the Oceanside School District. Leone, J. Alexander, B. Ross, M. Kampton, D. Seldes, K. Wigdore, A. Wilhelmsen, E. Siege, L. Goldstein. Third Row: P. Roth, C. Rubin, L. Watson, G. Bazarewski, L. Huchison, C. Moore, G. Baylis, M. Meyers, R. Vitulano, D. Russo. K. Sulitzer, R. Walters, M. Belkin, M. Bruzzo, C. DeBaun, R. Meyer. S. Spadanuta, J. Palumbo, B. Pasvoll, L. Lerner, G. Yatzak, P. Hendrickson, G. Railey. The GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB delighted its audiences this past year with programs of tuneful and varied selections. This group, under the direction of Mr. Robert Fazio, numbered 50 girls. In addition to their fall and spring concerts and assemblies, they also sang for the Golden Age Club and several schools throughout the district. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB—First Row: K. Sulitzer, L. Masciole, M. Bookstaber, P. Leeds, J. Ambrosini, M. Volpe, B. Fich. er, P. Johnson. R. Vail, E. Alexander, S. Redo, L. Huchison, G. Railey, M. Rush, B. Rcinert, T. Rosenson, P. Dantona. R. Lapo, R. Burkcn, S. Rothman, Mr. R. Fazio. Second Row: D. Klein, C. Schreiber, J. Donald, K. Card, N. Durson, C. Roth, L. Ringe, D. Russo, R. Vitulano, C. Rubin, N. Mohrmann, P. Ernest, B. Rosenblum, P. Verity, N. Koppel, J. Leeds, J. Pfaller, W. Weisfeld, J. Gcrshcn. Third Row: P. Roth, L. Watson, G. Bazarewski, C. Moore, G. Baylis, M. Myers, L. Blank, C. Thomsen, C. Teasdalc, E. Cohen, A. Walton, D. Knapp. J. Myers, A. Saliss, N. Saffian, J. Bernstein, A. Wilhelmsen, R. Constantino, V. Chimato. 133 Instrumental Groups Performed CONCERT BAND—First Row: S. Taubman, P. Garafola, P. Higgins, E. Chuisano, G. Reich, R. Rosen, W. Werbel, T. Winer, C. Cacase, R. Feldman. P. Maurino, J. Roesch, M. Goldstein, E. Thomas, A. Lash. D. Wadler, E. Winorski, R. Spcro, J. Perlman. M. Lussaro, J. Forris, K. Goodwin, L. Zenghebot, D. Gladier, L. Sheer. Mr. A. Segal. Second Row: A. Seifts, J. Santacrocc, M. Brcsin. F. Ahern, S. Simpson, B. Dunwoody, B. Griffith, V. Tornello, S. Morrisson, M. Belkin, T. Philips, L. Wallace, P. Schnaittiker, L. Bass. D. Propper. M. Bogart, A. Rosenberg, R. Annis, R. Forrer, M. Miller, B. Ross. The Oceanside High School CONCERT BAND, under the direction of Mr. A. Segal, provided both service and entertainment to the school, playing at home football games and school assemblies. It highlighted the year with winter and spring concerts in which the band tackled many challenging musical pieces. Other activities in which the 100-member band participated were the New York State Music competition and the Memorial Day parade. Third Row: D. Tons, D. Schaeffer, A. Lehman, R. Spitzer, I. Simon, C. Brandtz, J. D'Olivares, J. Polland, I. Goldstein. M. Perchetz, P. Ackerman. M. Dressier, J. Ehrlich, B. Levy, B. Haff, S. Kempler, B. Pasichow, R. Meyer, R. Casabona, T. Kramer, J. Davies, J. Doty, J. Murray, K. Werner. Fourth Row: D. Brier, M. Greenfield, M. Blay-more. H. Dykstra, J. Leslie, J. Dishaw, A. Schaffmeycr, J. Speigel, M. O'Brien, D. Harris, K. Mott, P. Schnizenbaumer, H. Shapiro, R. Leone, R. Placet, F. Taubman, B. Rosenberg, R. Davies, W. Specht, F. Benanti, R. Lawzetta, A. Genovese, S. Wise. The Oceanside High School ORCHESTRA had another very successful year under the direction of Miss R. Roig. The orchestra performed in the annual winter and spring concerts, presenting many difficult pieces of music. ORCHESTRA—First Row: H. Kaye, D. Seitman, J. Hammer, S Sumien, R. Howkins, D. Marteney, S. Edwards, T. Rosenson, F. Ostrofsky, A. Schwartz, M. Lcccese, L. Rosenberg. Second Row: S. Bernstein, C. Ulantzev, N. Serota, R. Zwicker, L. Bass, L. Wallace, 134 K. Goodwin, J. Foris, R. Forrer, B. Ross, C. Walton, C. Kaiserman, J. Sweet. Third Row: S. Taubman, D. Propper, V. Tornello, H. Shapiro, R. Haff. B. Levi, F. Benanti, J. Dishaw, J. Meade, A. Leiman, T. Kramer, A. Genovese, K. Werner. Varied Aspects of Music SWING BAND—First Rou: K. Warner. A. Genovese, R. Griffith, J. Foris, V. Tornello, S. Morrison. W. Kotch, C. Brandt. Second Row: R. Leone. M. O'Brien, B. Haff, B. Levy, R. Placet, J. Goldstein. J. Dishaw, A. Shaffmeyer. Standing. J. Sweet, B. Zwicker, J. Murray. The Oceanside High School SWING BAND is a completely student coordinated musical organization. This year its co-conductors were Vincent Tornello and Joseph Foris. The band provided both entertainment and service to the school. It played at home football games, the Golden Age Christmas party, the second annual Homecoming, and various schools throughout the district. It participated in the annual winter and spring concerts and was an integral part of the success of Swingin' Affair Plus 3. It also provided the musical entertainment at the Nassau County Gymnastic Championship meets. Five OHS students were awarded special honors in the NYSSMA SECTIONALS festival held this year. Joseph Foris and Vincent Tornello, both on saxophone, were accepted into the Nassau County Band. Christine Ulantzev, Susan Bcrntein, and Hollie Kaye were selected as members of the Nassau County Orchestra. All girls are violinists. Some of these students also received the greater honor of acceptance into the New York State Band and Orchestra. Special praise is due these students who plan to major in music when they go on to higher education. 135 SECTIONALS—H. Kaye, S. Bernstein, V. Tornello, C. Ulantzev, J. Foris. The Music And Drama Departments In Association With The General Organization Of Oceanside Senior High School presented WEST When you're a Jet, you slay a Jet! Dance at the gym. Oceanside Senior High School Auditorium March 22-23, 1968 CAST THE JETS Tony-----------------------------------Bill Leone Riff, leader of the jets-------Bill Barbour Action----------------------Steve Spadanuta A-rab------------------------------------A1 Pagani Anybodies---------------------Lori Kaufman Baby John-------------------Morgan O'Brien Snou boy------------------------Dick Kane Big Deal------------------------------Herb VonSchilling Diesel------------------------Dave Nichols Gee Tar------------------------Stu Hershey Tiger--------------------------Albie Luloff Frankie-----------------------Billy Arnold Monty---------------------------------Cory Morgenstern Nose------------------------Howard Stone Rusty--------------------------------Rusty Citron THEIR GIRLS Velma, Riff’s girlfriend___Theresa Teitler Graziella, Diesel’s girlfriend .. Julie Steigman Minnie-----------------Priscilla Anderson Clarice--------------------Janyce Palumbo Pauline------------------------Emily Seige Zelda--------------------------Caryl Rubin Peggy--------------------Barbara Rosenblum Francie----------------Andrea Dankenbrink Babs-----------------------------------Teri Silken Jackie-------------------------------Mindy Stern Dottie-------------------------------Wendy Weisfeld Cookie--------------------------------Carol Leicher Phyllis----------------------Suzanne Strauss Suzy-------------------Miss Tanya Sternson THE SHARKS Bernardo,leader of the Sharks------------------Gregg Mitchell Chino---------------------------Andy Longo Pepe---------------------------------------jay Larkin Indio-------------------------Steve Eisenstein Luis-----------------------------Steve Irrera Anxious ............................ A1 Amiel Nibbles---------------------------Mason Levy Juano-------------------------------------Jay Krapes Moose----------------------------------Irving Schwebel Jesus------------------------------Mark Jaffe Paco-----------------------------Gary Seltzer Ricardo---------------------Charles Berenson Berio---------------------------Richie Sussco Knife----------------------Mr. Lou Rittmaster Pedro------------------------------------Glen Fogel THEIR GIRLS Maria, Bernardo's sister______Patricia Ernest Anita, Bernardo’s girlfriend____Liane Bader Rosalia--------------------Janet Ambrosini Consuelo---------------------- Carol Roth Teresita------------------Marsha Bookstaber Francesca---------------------Pamela Leeds Estella---------------------Dolores Aguano Margarita.....................Laurie Blank SIDE STORY Juanita------------------------Trudi Snyder Arlita-------------------------Wendy Cohen Chicita------------------------Linda Lerner Carmelita---------------------Laurie Lutsky Angelica---------------Miss Fran D'Lorenzo La Cucaracha_______________Debbie Litwak THE ADULTS Doc------------------------Mark Sendroff Lieutenant Shrank_____Mr. Martin Rudolph Gladhand-----------------------------Mr. Lou Rittmaster Officer Krupke------------------Ken Pieman Understudy for Tony____________Dick Kane Understudy for Maria.......Janet Ambfosini Understudy for Anita_______Lori Kaufman indicates Thespian Membership Anita, will you go to the drug store for me? Teadoro, Anton: CREDITS Director and Choreographer______Mr. Barry H. Kaplan Musical Director----------Mr. Allan Segal Vocal Director____________Mr. Robert Fazio Stage Manager---------------Sandy Jaspen Amanuensis_______________Barbara McMahon General Manager_______________________Don Sturtz Technical Manager_______Peter Blumenfeld Business Manager______________Mary Myers Building Advisor_____Mr. Peter Nicholsen Scenic Designer________Mr. Paul M. Lefcort Rehearsal Accompanists______Teri Rosensen Kenny Werner Quintet Gee, Officer Krupke!” The Rumble A Glance Around the School 138 Don't just stand there, do something!’’ Is this an orgy or the French Winter Festival? Alas, poor Yorick . . Junior Ira Blatt leads a campaign to clean up the C.O. SPORTS Staring with grim apprehension Intensely fixed jaws reveal the urge, the need to prove one’s strength. Using body to work out the patterns of mind. Girls’ Sports Leader Corps serves the hungry masses at Fall Sports Banquet. The GIRLS’ LEADER CORPS, under the direction of Miss Manette Fokken and Miss Georgine Burkle, proved their invaluable assistance this year in a variety of activities. Besides serving as waitresses at the tri-annual sports banquets, the girls assisted their teachers by taking attendance, leading exercises, and aiding their fellow classmates in the varied skills. The Corps also served at School-wide functions such as Back-To-Scbool Night, Teachers’ Conference, and the popular Carnation Day. GIRLS' LEADER CORPS—First Row: W. Werble, B. Geffen, J. Haff, R. Camovale (Sec.), G. Pauker (Pres.), M. Myers (V.P.), L. Lifschin (Treas.), S. Zodi, K. Kane, D. Aguano. Second Row: P. Rose, J. Cullen, V. Block, H. Levine, P. Johnson, C. Roth, R. Lobel, C. Rohrs, P. Garafola, A. Ski, R. Kruchtfr. Third Row: S. Annis, R. Krasny, L. Miller, C. Kaplow, B. Bogart, L. Beckelman, S. Straus, S. Licbenhaut, L. Platt, R. Kaye, Miss Fokken (Advisor). Fourth Row: Miss Burkle (Advisor), S. Bergman. R. Mass, T. Winer, R. Cavanaugh, -C. Sternson, R. Pitiger, P. Ernst, P. Schoeflfler, J. Meyers, S. Rappaport. Dance Portrayed Varying Moods MODERN DANCE—S. Rutledge, J. Finn, D. Silverman, E. Shapiro, M. Wood, L. Cahn, R. Rosen, B. Lehmann, N. Cino, K. Rakofsky, J. Redo, S. Annis, F. Bain, E. Hochciser. Balance and control required for MODERN DANCE were developed by the girls under the direction of Mrs. E. Cherry. The choreography, done by the girls, evolved from the basic steps and techniques which were practiced and perfected by the group. In modern dance the girls expressed feelings and emotions gracefully through controlled body movements. The precision, balance, timing, and rhythm of the girls’ routines helped to make their Sportnite exhibition a most successful and enjoyable one. Cheerleaders Stirred Sailor Enthusiasm VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—Kneeling: T. Weston (Capt.), K. Mann (Co-Capt.). Second Row: M. Wasserman, S. Ash, T. Haas, K. Towers, L. Frantz, M. Lekacos, P. Higgins. Missing: R. Zinkofsky. Yea, rah, Sailors!” was the cry of the 1967-68 Varsity and Junior Varsity CHEERLEADER squads. In addition to the girls, special recognition must be given to advisor, Mrs. Evelyn Cherry, for producing one of the most enthusiastic squads in O.H.S.’s history. Whether it was a sub-zero football game or a broken-down spectator bus, both squads showed the undying spirit and energy associated with O.H.S. Special thanks go to the J.V. for selling refreshments at home football games and to the Varsity for a most exciting and spirited sporting year. J.V. CHEERLEADERS—First Row: C. Roth (Co-Capt.), P. Felton (Capt.). Second Row: J. Berger, A. Leppo, V. Trapani. Third Row: P. Johnson, D. Flannery, P. Gebhard, D. Giampaolo, D. Carrigan. Precision Groups Sparked Half-time Activities TWIRLERS—A. Ebert, C. Glier, K. Barnable, B. Lehmann. The TWIRLERS, under the direction of Mrs. G. Saacke, provided exciting half-time entertainment this year. Performing to the beat of the OHS Band, the group executed their intricate routines with agility and ease. Besides selling shakers and programs at home football games this year, the DRILL TEAM, under the supervision of Mrs. G. Saacke, provided interesting half-time entertainment. Led by captains Lynne Platt and Genette Pauker, the group performed intricate routines with precision and grace. DRILL TEAM—First Row: R. Toran, G. Pauker. L. Platt, A. Glanz. Second Row: S. Rosen, J. Winter, A. Brauer, J. Dubrow, E. Rosenberg, M. Ross, M. Lewis, P. Petrich. Third Row: R. Lipsky, L. Sloan, L. Slavin, E. Balzer, S. Strauss, W. Cohen, L. Feldsott, L. Ringler, V. Levine, D. Condy, E. Rosenthal. Fourth Row: L. Rifkin, E. Goldfine, R. Rosenblum, R. Silon, S. Dallek, B. Wagner, P. Schoeffler, J. Driscoll, D. Novotny, S. Atkinson, S. Licbenhaut, L. Ostroff. 145 Girls Participated in Athletic Competition FIELD HOCKEY—First Row: K. Sulitzer, R. Krucher, R. Carnovale, D. Aguanno, G. Pearsall, M. Freed, M. Heim. Third Row: J. Schrank, G. Woytisek, S. Frank, B. Burkhard, D. Martcncy, L. Duignan. M. Wasserman, J. Rothston. D. Phillips, M. Lekacos, L. Delson, P. Second Row: L. Miller, W. Werbel, M. Myers, B. Wagner, G. Baylis, Ernst, E. Sarno, P. Schoeffler, Miss Burkle (Advisor). The girls’ FIELD HOCKEY team, under the direction of Miss G. Burkle, underwent intensive practice and supervision. The required skills were further improved by this year’s experienced players and spirited beginners. The great enthusiasm of the team, enabled the girls to form both honor and reserve teams which performed well in competition. VOLLEYBALL, one of the most popular girls' sports, was supervised this year by Mrs. G. Saacke. From the large number of girls who participated, honor and reserve teams were chosen, as well as sophomore, junior, and senior teams. Among the schools the squads played in intramural competition were Malverne, South Side, Baldwin, and Valley Stream. The skill and agility acquired by the girls were essential to their victory over previously undefeated Long Beach. VOLLEYBALL—First Row: K. Towers, M. Short, L. Miller, J. Bogart, R. Gottlieb, E. Weissman, B. Wagner, P. Andersen, C. Morse, Rothston, S. Bergman, A. Wisniewski, A. Bennett. Second Row: B. C. Bruce, L. Beckelman, G. Goldman. 147 OHS Racquet Squads Competed BADMINTON—F Vr Row: C. Moore, S. Berlinger, J. Haff, A. Wisniewski, K. Towers, A. Bennett, T. Winer, S. Zodi, L. Platt. Second Ron: R. Yasenchak, B. Bogart, E. Teitler, P. Garafola, M. Aleiseo, F. Bain, S. Annis, C. Farrelly, P. Maurino. Third Row: The girls’ BADMINTON team stressed speed and accuracy this year. Under the direction of team coach Miss M. Fokken, the girls practiced among themselves to prepare for the after-school matches in which the team members participated. M. Turner, C. Thompson, A. Posteraro. S. Bergman. B. Kruger, C. Anderson, L. Pollicino, M. Woltman. Fourth Row: K. Mahoney, P. Andersen, J. Schure, J. Oehrlein, P. Mortenson, J. Artino, R. Cavanaugh, K. Casey, J. Pruden. A precisioned technique was emphasized by the girls’ TENNIS team this year. Coached by Mrs. E. Cherry, agility and coordination w'ere developed in the practice and execution of both basic skills and more difficult plays. TENNIS—First Row: B. Adler, B. Bogart, L. I.ifshin. Second Row: P. Rose. H. Levine, M. Louie. S. Rosen, E. Lavay. Third Row: S. Axelband, A. Strongin, J. Rifkin, A. Filton, L. Miller, B. Pearson, Mrs. Cherry (Advisor), B. Geffen, P. Hurewitz, C. Dcblinger, S. Rappaport, E. Shapiro. Gymnasts Acquired Precision and Coordination GYMNASTICS—First Row: C. Bcrnbaum. J. Finn, R. Forman, S. Trager, L. Price. K. Sulitzer, S. Rosen, E. Ward, S. Nachbar, A. Glanz, M. Louie, T. Smulian, B. Lehmann, G. Woytisek, P. Gebhard, L. Pellman. Second Row: L. Rubin, L. Knapp, C. Montella, S. Dobs, D. Klein, V. Levine, C. Ulantzev, M. Lekacos. K. Kane, P. Maurino, L. Hutchinson, S. Frank, M. Wasserman, R. Krucher, D. Marteney, P. McShane, G. Goldman, P. Johnson. Third Row: P. Maurin, M. Heim, J. Holub, A. Plot, D. Phillips, J. Driscoll, B. Wagner, A. Bennett, K. Towers, K. Mahoney, C. Homan, W. Verity, E. McShane, P. Schoeffler, P. Ernst, L. Cahn, S. Bergmann. G. Reich, M. Blascetta, C. Wagner, D. Aguanno. Missing: Miss M. Fokken, Miss G. Burkle (Advisors). The girls’ GYMNASTICS team, under the direction of Miss M. Fokken and Miss G. Burkle, stressed the importance of practice and precision in their various routines. The girls’ time and effort were focused on the Olympic pieces: the horse, the trampoline, the uneven parallel bars, tumbling and free exercise, and the balance beam. The great muscular control, agility, and grace acquired by the girls were exhibited during their many meets and Sportnite performance. Sandie Frank performs dislocate on unevens. Pam Ernst demonstrates Yogi handstand. Cheryl Homan executes needle on balance beam. Kathy Towers displays back straddle on high bar. Bluesday Night at the Movies Lights, Camera, Action! and BLUE TEAM 68 began its presentation of Bluesday Night at the Movies. Charlie Chaplin and Shirley Temple led the team into its formation of a movie camera. Later on the Gladiators appeared, followed by a sound of music from the Little Swiss Children. Russia’s Slinky Spies performed a dance. Blue’s captains Scarlett O'Hara, Rhett Butler, Bonnie, and Clyde then presented White team with Oscar awards for friendships. Blue’s presentation certainly proved to be an exciting night of entertainment at the movies. Famous Personalities: P. Ernst, L. Bcckelman, J. Cullen, J. Berger. Cameramen and Stars, Bottom Row: H. Garland, W. Werbcl. Second Row: H. Krusch. S. Ash. R. Kaye. Third Row: S. Grant, S. Rose, L. Delson, G. Woytisek. Candid Captains, Bottom Row: V. Trapani, D. Marino, R. Carnovale, J. Haff, B. Weitzman, B. Kelly. Second Row: M. Lekacos, M. Gannon. A. Bennett, S. Bergman, J. Schrank, J. Driscoll. Third Row: K. Shields, K. Kane, B. Wagner, K. Towers. 150 Barbara Schwatt on the horse in the Blue-White Gymnastic Meet. Light, Camera . . . Action! A Team for All Seasons WHITE TEAM 68 gave the Sportnite audience a peak this year. Led by bumblebees, butterflies, and flowers, the Team for All Seasons marched into a tree formation. As the team sang songs to welcome each season, they held up cards to represent the changing leaves. Fall came in with a Halloween display. The scary skeletons glowed in the dark as a witch jumped from the pumpkin. A winter wonderland was presented by the tumblers. White’s spirit resounded with summer’s Fourth of July spectacle. The preview was enjoyed and WHITE TEAM'S victory well deserved. Blossoms of White: G. Goldman, T. Haas, G. Pauker, C. Wagner. Seasonal Sparklers. Bottom Row: L. Price, S. Zodi, L. Platt. R. Krucher. Second Row: A. Plot, A. Glanz, D. Zindman. S. Steckelr, J. Myers, A. Wisnewski. Third Row: J. Rothston, C. Shecter, C. Holman, K. Mahoney, P. Schoeffler. Holiday Gals. Bottom Row: B. Kasper, E. Zimkind. Second Row: S. Frank, E. Weissman, M. Wasserman. Third Row: L. Pellman, P. Johnson, C. Cavalina, M. Louie. Leslie Kahn and Marcia Wood perform in Modern Blue vs. White in crab-cage ball. Dance Demonstration. Gale Goldman competes on balance beam in Blue-White Meet. White Victorious in Seasonal Display Blossoming White winners hold plaque. White’s star-spangled dancers. Blue’s slinky spies. The BOYS’ VARSITY CLUB consists of athletes who have earned at least one varsity letter. Under the leadership of President A. J. Russo and advisor Mr. Richard Vercruysse, the boys acted as hosts to opposing teams during home sports competition. They sponsored the County Gymnastics Finals at O.H.S. as well as a student-faculty basketball game. BOYS’ VARSITY CLUB—First Row: J. Brozost (Treas.), A. Russo (Pres.), P. Boyle (V.P.). Second Row: A. Schwartz, F. Stone, B. Finestone, B. Statham, J. Parker, G. Mitchell, L. Rosenberg, M. O'Brien, B. Hrubala, A. Rosenberg. Third Row: M. Greenberg, K. Fogelberg, M. Rothenberg, G. Citron, D. Lowitz, G. Krieg, B. Haze, F. Eovino, T. Bass, M. Sack, D. Barnett. Fourth Row: P. Fogelberg, R. Jagemann, A. Termini, G. Yetter, B. Fruin, M. Puma, E. Page. C. Termini, B. Dunwoody. Fifth Row: S. Britt, P. Milano, R. Schenker, R. Forrer, L. Wallace, M. Harris, M. Hart, C. Lederer, R. Canan, R. Vercruysse. . 1967: A Successful Year VARSITY SOCCER—First Row: C. Collins. M. O'Brien, A. Weiden, B. Kerland, J. Capone, T. Brodsky, S. Spitz, F. Soto, S. Schifilitti, G. Statham, R. Petraca. Second Row: Coach Wright, J. Volpe, F. Eovino, T. Sorrentino, C. Termini. A. Termini. S. Dempsey, G. Happ, A. Sillman, P. Lenok, E. Kelly. R. Jagemann, M. Stein, S. Backus, T. Jones, R. Leone, L. Shreiber, A. Collins, B. Happ. 1967 was a disappointing year for the Oceanside SOCCER team. Although the squad finished the season with an impressive record of 9 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties, it was the first time in many years that the Sailors failed to make the playoffs. Early in the season, led by Coach A. Wright and co-captains Gary Happ and Rich Jagemann, the team’s future appeared secure. The Sailors registered 20 goals in the first five games, shutting out the opposition. The setback came in October, Oceanside losing 1-0 to Massapequa, 10 to Baldwin, and tying 2-2 with Baldwin, eliminating them from the playoffs. Many individuals excelled, dispite the team upsets. Goalie Gary Happ recorded 7 shutouts, bringing his career total to a record 25. He was named All-League along with fullback Rich Jagemann. Designated All-Division were linemen Frank Eovino and Gary Statham. J.V. SOCCER—First Row: J. Dclavarcs. R. Klein, E. Beckelman, P. Blaymore, J. Luckman, N. Rosenberg, D. Harns, B. O'Keefe, D. Fillet, R. Hemberger, K. Geller, S. Keller, B. Ackerman, J. Fow, Schwartz, F. Fredrikson, I. Esses. G. Count, D. Moliver, B. Sidorow. Second Row: R. Robert, M. 154 for OHS Bootmen Co-Captains Gary Happ and Rich ]age-mann. Goalie Happ makes a save. Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside Oceanside SCORES 3 Calhoun_____ 1 Seaford ____ 2 Mepham _____ 7 V.S. Central 7 Sewanhaka .. 0 Massapequa . 5 Baldwin______ 1 East Meadow 5 V.S. Central 2 Massapequa - 0 Baldwin______ 2 Sewanhaka .. 5 East Meadow 5 V.S. South 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 3 1 2 0 1 Gary Stalham heads the ball amid Sailor defense. Lineman Frank Eovino dribbles in to score. Fullback Rich I age mann sends the bait upfteld. 155 Netmen Copped Division Championship BOYS’ TENNIS TEAM—L. Rosenblatt, A. Leiman, R. Eichebaum, S. Morrison, W. Steinroeder, R. Greenberg, B, Finestone, J. Goldman, Coach Thomassian. As expected by Coach Thomassian, the 1967 TENNIS team certainly exhibited their ability by compiling an admirable 13-1 record. The squad rolled over its opponents in every league match, displaying the strength and precision of true champions. The Sailors shut out seven opponents this fall and limited New Hyde Park to one-half point in a championship match. Captain Bruce Finestone, Richard Greenberg, and Sam Morrison were the nucleus of the team. Richard, playing first singles throughout the year, won 12 matches while losing only two. Bob Leiman and Bob Cichen-baum met with much success playing doubles together all season. Only the 4-1 loss to Lawrence in the South Shore Championship semi-finals match spoiled the Sailors' chance for an undefeated season. SCORES Oceanside ... 5 Sewanhaka ... 0 Oceanside ... ... 4 Uniondale ... 1 Oceanside ... 5 Massapequa ... 0 Oceanside ... 4 East Meadow ... 1 Oceanside ... 3 Baldwin ... 2 Oceanside ... 5 Uniondale ... 0 Oceanside ... 5 Massapequa ... 0 Oceanside ... ... 3 East Meadow ... 2 Oceanside ... 5 V.S. Central ... 0 Oceanside ... 5 V.S. Central .. ... 0 Oceanside ... ... 5 Sewanhaka ... 0 Oceanside ... 4 Baldwin ... I Oceanside _. ... 41 2 New Hyde Park ... 1 156 Tennis team at Fall Sports Banquet. Inexperience and Injury Marred Sailor Season VARSITY FOOTBALL—First Row: D. Scurachio, D. Ward, A. Santoli, R. Galante, A. Weinberg, T. Gallo, S. Firestone, J. Sobel. K. Kunken, J. Orzano, A.J. Russo, J. Orzano, A. Tefel, P. Carraciola, J. Reiman, S. Lucas, B. Ferr. Second Row: R. Citron, B. Griffith, E. Page, A. Funk, K. Jennings, D. Oklan, J. Zippin, M. Puma, P. Boyle, H. Rosenberg, J. Wagner, D. Pupa. Third Row: B. Dunwoody, Coach Plaia, R. Nicosia, B. Fruin, B. Weitzman, J. Brozost, R. Schenker, M. Hart, J. McNamee, G. Theobald, L. Wallace. P. Jorgensen, J. Merry-man, P. Fogelberg, C. Lederer, Coach Kessenich. The 1967 Oceanside FOOTBALL team met with stiff competition all season, compiling a disheartening record of 1 win and 7 defeats. Handicapped by many injuries and a general lack of experience, the Sailors struggled to its first touchdown in the sixth game of the season. Encouraged, however, by the fine coaching of Mr. R. Kessenich and Mr. A. Plaia, the Sailors went on to ruffle Baldwin with a 14-7 win. Individually there were many fine performances. Co- captain Pete Boyle played brilliantly until he suffered a serious head injury in the Uniondale game, forcing him to sit out the remaining part of the season. A. J. Russo, also co-captain, was narfied Outstanding Back and best over-all player. Bob Weitzman, Defensive Player of the Year, executed many fine plays. Also essential to the team’s performance were Harold Rosenberg, Outstanding Lineman, Bill Fruin, Most Improved, and Lee Wallace, Rookie of the Year. J.V. FOOTBALL—first Row: P. AberJe, A. Albinson, B. Caruso, S. Maiorana, R. Alesio, J. Liotta, D. Ahlers, L. Bonito, S. Ball, J. Trenz, S. Vangeli, M. Antinesio, J. Lennon. Second Row: Coach Scerbo, P. Brockett, L. Pepperman, M. Hawkin, E. Thomas, S. Mann, E. Eisen-berg, G. Toyas, E. Kanter, L. Maurino, M. Cohen, P. Martone, Coach Dapolito. Third Row: T. Jones, R. Lamonte, M. Chazen, L. Carraciolo, S. Feldhusen, S. Borowski, J. Fatemeir, D. MacLeod. D. Mankuta, B. Leslie, M. Dipiano, W. Prudding, C. Jaeger, T. Corcoran, D. Billelo, C. Wagon, J. Fedele, K. Studley, A. Bloom, T. Dunleavy, P. Schwartz, P. Duffy, R. Stoloff. 157 Coaches Scerbo, Kessenich, Dapolito, and Plata. Up, up, and away! Co-Captains A.J. Russo and Pete Boyle. Angelo Santoli kicks off. The Sailors come marching in! OHS offense evades tackle. By George, he's got it! Opposition checks Sailors’ gain. Jim Merry man fades back to pass. SCORES Oceanside .. ... 0 East Meadow ... 51 Oceanside .. 0 Massapequa ... 27 Oceanside ... 0 V.S. Central ... 13 Oceanside ... 0 Uniondale ... 27 Oceanside ... 0 Lawrence ... 46 Oceanside ... 6 Sewanhaka ... 27 Oceanside ... 12 Long Beach ... 13 Oceanside .. ... 14 Baldwin ... 7 Harriers Compiled Outstanding Record VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY—First Row: B. Hazelton, K. Fogelburg, V. Bain, M. Sack. Second Row: T. Nagaro (Mgr.), P. Milano, P. Gromet, T. Ycttcr, S. Britt. T. Bass, F. Taubman (Mgr.), Coach Hay. The 1967 Oceanside High School CROSS-COUNTRY team finished the season compiling an impressive record of all wins with only one loss. This defeat came early in the season, Sewanhaka defeating the Sailors by only three points. The season’s highlight was the team’s upset victory over County Champions Freeport. Coached by Mr. J. Hay and led by team co-captains Mike Sack and Vinnie Bain, the harriers finished second at the Bethpage Invitational Run. Steve Britt and Tom Yetter were essential to the team’s success. Vinnie’s 12:12 clocking on the Salisbury course was the fastest ever recorded by a student. In the County’s, Vin Bain placed fourth and Steve Britt placed tenth to secure fourth place for the Sailors. Both boys thus qualified for the New York State meet at Buffalo. J.V. CROSS-COUNTRY—First Row: G. Mulchay, I. Mozelle, J. Greenberg. Second Row: J. Kalins, S. Spolen, K. Knutson, P. Scott, P. Katz. 160 Varsity Sportsmen In Action Individual Achievement Contributed to Satisfying Season GYMNASTICS—Firs Row: B. Farb. D. Jospcn. F. Ahern, M. Wilson, M. Hartman. B. Hoffman, R Wantoch, L. Brotzen, D. Salzman, J. McCabe. B. Barbour, R. Wyman, M. Rothenberg, T. Rotwein, B. Iger. Second Row: R. Gruber, K. Burcham, O. Hornung, M. Silverstein, B. Barnett, B. Barnett, B. Hrubala, V. Guarino, D. DeRoviera, J. D'Ambrosio, J. Vette, G. Mitchell, D. Lowitz, R. Feldman, D. Barnett, T. Hartman, Coach Valenti, Coach Vercruysse. A Captain Joe D’Ambrosio demonstrates a double leg cut catch. The 1967 Oceanside GYMNASTIC team, coached by Mr. Richard Vercruysse, completed its varsity campaign this fall with a 7-2-1 overall record, a 2-2-1 league record, and a tie for third place in the Division I competitions. The Sailor Squad then recorded a distant second to Baldwin in the South Shore meet, and, following a winter’s layoff, scored ten and a half points to finish fifth in Nassau County. The desire to win is always present in any successful team and the GYMNASTIC team was no exception. Owen Horn-ung, last year a Junior Varsity member, finished third in the county meet held at Oceanside. Owen contributed four of the ten and a half points Oceanside scored in the meets. Competing for the first time is GYMNASTICS on the island, senior Tom Hartman captured third place for the Sailors on the horizontal bar in the championship meet. His performances throughout the season earned him the trophy for the Most Improved Gymnast at the Fall Sports banquet. Senior Joe D'Ambrosio was designated Most Outstanding Gymnast. He rightfully deserved this coveted award by scoring 127 points in dual meet competition. A bright spot in Mr. Vercruysse’s team was John Vette. John, only a sophomore, finished second to Joe in the team scoring, amassing 87 dual meet points. After proving his excellence in South Shore competition, John's sixth place in free exercise and fifth in tumbling added two and a half points to Oceanside's team score. Dave Barnett performs a double leg circle on the long horse. Joe D'Ambrosio in an iron cross. Marty Silver stein executes a front giant swing on the high bar. Rob Feldman performs a front split. 163 Strengthened Teams Improved Record RIFLE—First Row: B. Franklin, R. Beck, F. Stone. Second Row: Mr. T. Fcatherston (Advisor), P. Gromet, R. Moisuk, R. Dunwoody, J. Pepe (Manager). The 1968 RIFLE TEAM, coached by Mr. Featherston, competed in a tough league this year. They showed new strength and ability and went on to surpass last year’s record. Captain Peter Gromet and Randy Beck received the Outstanding Player trophy and the Most Improved Player trophy, respectively. With a team free from weak spots, the Riflemen came in fourth in their league and tenth in the county, an overall good record. With four returning Varsity men from last year, this year’s GOLF TEAM hoped to place high in the Counties. Captain John Coyle finished strongly in the Counties last year and expected to do better this season. Interested in becoming a professional golf player, John already beat the number four man in the state at one of their matches. Under the auspices of Mr. Sullivan, the 1968 GOLF season should be a triumphant one. GOLF—First Row: F. Bacon, J. Coyle, R. Kane, J. Neseliik. Second Row: Mr. Sullivan (Advisor), B. Tremonte, B. Jupiter, D. Diatlovich, P. Boudreau. Third Ron: E. Gluckman, M. Dclikat, M. Zucker, A. Romas. Fourth Row: R. Krescanko, J. Elefante, B. Haff, B. Pasichow. Increased Effort Contributed to Improved Season VARSITY BASKETBALL—First Row: B. Candelaria, B. Sheron, J. McNamee, G. Happ (Opt.), G. Henke, R. Nyberg, T. Sorrentino. Second Row: S. Spitz, L. Schreiber, B. Happ, G. Parente. R. Parcntc, P. Lenok, R. Shapiro, B. Kcrland, D. Rich. Although the 1968 Oceanside VARSITY BASKETBALL squad ended its campaign with an overall record of eight wins and ten losses and a final league standing of fourth place, the team failed to qualify in the playoffs. Captain Gary Happ led the quintet to an impressive start. After eight games the Sailors were ahead, losing only twice to Long Beach and once to Lawrence. The boys won only one of the eight remaining games squelching any hopes for opportunity to compete in a post season tournament. Tony Sorrentino, B. Happ, and Bob Candelaria provided the relatively small Sailor squad with the speed necessary to match taller teams. Gary Happ, Richie Nyberg, and Jim McNamee were the most instrumental scorers. Backed solidly by juniors and sophomores, the team managed to improve upon the record or last year’s squad. J.V. BASKETBALL—First Row: P. Pickens, N Rosenberg, S. Lungo, K. Gcller, J. Most, T. Nyberg, Mr. Williams. Second Row: B. Fenster. P. Aberle, J. Rakity, A. Manning, S. Ball, D. Moliver, B. Novick. Third Row: M. Epstein, M. Kleban, B. Paul, R. Brunjes. 165 Team captain Gary Happ practices a layup shot in pre-game warm-ups. A tense moment in the game as Lee Schreiber is forced to make a snap decision. Surrounded by the opposition, Jim McNamee valiantly retains a hold on the ball. BASKETBALL SCORES, 1967-1968 Oceanside_____70 Mepham ___________________66 Oceanside_____39 Long Beach________________42 Oceanside_____52 Mepham ___________________40 Oceanside_____39 Long Beach________________47 Oceanside_____55 Valley Stream Central____54 Oceanside_____72 Massapequa .............. 67 Oceanside_____64 Sewanhaka_________________48 Oceanside_____55 Baldwin___________________40 Oceanside_____45 Lawrence_________________ 53 Oceanside_____59 East Meadow_______________49 Oceanside_____35 Uniondale _______________ 52 Oceanside_____49 Valley Stream Central____57 Oceanside_____50 Massapequa________________53 Oceanside_____45 Sewanhaka________________ 52 Oceanside_____58 Baldwin___________________41 Oceanside_____35 Lawrence__________________61 Oceanside_____63 East Meadow_______________71 Oceanside_____33 Uniondale ________________47 Now tell me again, how many fingers am I holding up? 166 Jim McNamee shows good form and a grimace—but who belongs to that pair of legs behind him? Teammates and crowd watch apprehensively as a Sailor dodges his competition. Brilliant Performances Assured Grappler Comeback VARSITY WRESTLING—First Row: R. Silverglit, H. Rickman, V. Lavore, T. Brodsky, D. Lewis. L. Gerardi, A. Schwartz, K. Kunken, The OHS VARSITY WRESTLING team, coached by Mr. J. Hay, compiled a successful record with a fourth place Division I standing of seven wins and four losses. It improved upon last year’s disasterous 1 11 record. The team opened the 1967 68 campaign by winning five consecutive matches against Valley Stream North, Massapcqua, Long Beach, Lawrence, and Southside. Then the Sailors dropped three in a row', losing to Uniondale, Baldwin, and East Meadow. A win against Carey, followed by a loss to Valley Stream Central and a final victory over Lynbrook concluded the encouraging season of dual meets. D. Blumenthal. Second Row: Mr. Hay. F. Taubman (Mgr.), D. Gilbert, T. Comstock, P. Fogelburg, J. Sobel, E. Page, M. Hart, C. Jaeger, K. Knutsen (Mgr.). Seven grapplers starred in the South Shore—Division I Wrestling Tournament as Oceanside finished fourth out of seven competing schools. Lou Gerardi and Ed Page won championships, Rich Silverglit finished second, and Mike Hart captured third. Fourth place winners were Don Lewis, Ken Kunken, and Don Blumenthal. In the Nassau County Tournament, Oceanside's two stand-outs, Mike Hart and Lou Gerardi, finished second and third respectively, enabling the team to rank thirteenth among more than fifty schools. J.V. WRESTLING—First Row: T. Vlahakis, D. Jaspen, T. Jackson, L. R. Solomon, S. Hay, R. Friedman, E. Carman, P. Burns, A. Fisher, T. Bonito, B. Sidorow, J. Guffredo, G. Iovino. Second Row: R. Schwartz, Rotwein, J. Panek. 168 Mike Hart (183) 3rd place—Counties 2nd place—Sectionals Richie Silverglit (98) 2nd place—Sectionals Don Blumenthal (136) 4th place—Sectionals MATCHES Oceanside_____28 Valley Stream North-----12 Oceanside_____31 Massapequa-------------- 11 Oceanside_____40 Long Beach--------------- 7 Oceanside_____29 Lawrence-----------------23 Oceanside_____44 Southside________________ 6 Oceanside_____17 Uniondale ---------------24 Oceanside_____16 Baldwin------------------32 Oceanside_____13 East Meadow--------------32 Oceanside_____34 Carey------------------- 11 Ed Page (168) on his way to a first place victory in the Sectional matches. Ken Kunken (130) 4th place—Sectionals Lou Gerardi (123), Section champ who also placed third in the County matches, demonstrates a hold on co-captain Ed Page. 169 Indoor Trackmen Retained Hold on County Crown INDOOR TRACK—First Row: T. Greico, I. Goldsmith, J. Parker. Heinowitz. Third Row: G. Citron. R. Accetta. B. Puma. L. Pepper- M. Puma, G. Kreig, R. Forrer, M. Montignino, V. Bain, J. Brozost, man, J. McCabe, R. Shaw, L. Rosenberg, A. Rosenberg, C. Mukahy, R. Crifasi, R. Leone, B. Hazelton, T. Bass, P. Milano. Second Row: B. Ackerman, I. Fox. Fourth Row: D. Stolo f, S. Spolan, L. Marko- J. Tansey, F. Eovino, B. Hrubala, S. Fleishner, J. Chernock, J. Kalins, witz, R. Schift, M. Shane, J. Greenberg, J. Ianniello, P. Katz, B. E. Chaback, A. Sillman, T. Yetter, B. Griffith, M. Kantrowitz, H. Lampel, I. Mozille. The Oceanside High School INDOOR TRACK team proved to be the perennial Power on Long Island. Led by Co-Captains Lee Wallace and Mike Sack, the Sailors, annexed outstanding victories in the Seton Hall Relays, South Shore Athletic League Championships, and the Section Eight Nassau County Championships. The invincible trackmen rolled up forty-three and one-half points out-crossing their nearest rivals in the county by twenty-one and one-half points. The great Sailor campaigns were led brilliantly by Coaches K. Hendler and C. Vilenti. Both coaches worked diligently, in their first year at Oceanside to make the team number one. Many outstanding athletes contributed to the teams success. Vinney Bain, the most prominent distance runner in the county captured his two-mile crown for the second year in a row. Lee Wallace and Jay Brozost finished first and second respectively in the shot-put in the county and dominated their event throughout the indoor season. Hurdler Jay Parker and sprinters Tony Greico, Bernie Hrubala, and Art Sillman were the class of the county as they scored individually and finished first as a team in the 880 yard relay. The two mile relay team was led by Mike Sack and included Ron Leone, Bryan Hazelton, and Jeff Kalins. Glenn Krieg, Steve Fleischner, Andy Rosenberg, and Leon Rosenberg made up the mile relay quartet. Juniors Tom Yetter and Steve Britt were strong competitors as they were the middle distance stand-outs for the Sailors. John Tansey and Russ Forrer were the premier high jumpers for the indoor squad. Mike Puma was comeback trackman of the year as he recovered beautifully from a serious football injury. Placing second in the South Shore relays and competing in several meets in New York City, the team succeeded brilliantly in the 1967-68 INDOOR TRACK season. Russ Forrer and Jay Parker display winning hurdling form. 170 Distance runners Brian Hazelton, Ron Leone, Mike Sack, and Vinnie Bain. Senior Sprinters Jay Parker, Mike Puma, Tony Greico, Glenn Krieg. and Frank Eovino. 171 Solid Sailor Nine Sought Success in Sixty-Eight VARSITY BASEBALL—First Row: T. Sorrentino, F. Eovino, J. D’Ambrosio, A. Weinberg, R. Canan, P. Boyle, R. Sigota, C. Termini, B. Nolan. R. Jagerman. Sceond Row: Coach Scerbo, J. Kutzman (Mangaer), D. Leonard, B. Charrette, J. Wagner, T. Kramer, M. Horn, J. Ritigliano, J. Lombardo. Trying to rebound from last year’s 9-11 season, the 1968 BASEBALL TEAM, led by many returning varsity players, attempted to take the Division I crown. Coach Sccrbo felt that the team to beat this year would be Edst Meadow. The boys seemed to be strong in every department. The infield of Frank Eovino, Bob Nolan, Tony Sorrentino, and Russ Canan were tough to crack. They were backed up by Peter Boyle, Arnie Weinberg, and Joe D’Ambrosio in the outfield. Junior John Wagner was behind the plate again as catcher. Charlie Termini, Joe Lombardo, Dennis Leonard and Richard Sigota gave visiting batters much worry. Charlie Termini has a good chance of making the Division I All-Star team. If he does, he will join an All-Division third baseman from last year, Frank Eovino. A strong defense, good pitching, and solid hitting should put the Sailors atop Division I. Barring injuries, the team appeared to be the strongest the Sailors have had in many years. J.V. BASEBALL—First Row: N. Rosenberg. P. Martone. J. Gerstenlauer, B. Klein, B. Marsecoveterie, A. Manning. J. Ruocco, M. Klcban. Second Row: F. Brody, J. Frey, M. Behr, B. Hemburgcr, C. Forten, P. Pickens, M. Lynch, R. Aliseo, Juan. Third Row: Coach Plaia, B. Ludwig, T. Jackson, E. Pickens, D. Harris, T. Clark P Ripper, K. Geller. Russ Canan, first base Joe Lombardo, pitcher Richard Sigoda, pitcher 173 Revived Spirit Encouraged Lacrosse Victory VARSITY LACROSSE—First Row: J. Castclli. B. Giacalonc, J. Trenz, N. Albanese. D. Blumcnthal, S. Lucas, A. J. Russo, M. Joseph, A. Santoli. Second Row: P. Jorgensen. B. Fruin. M. Hart, T. Brodsky, H. Neidick, M. Greenberg, T. Comstock, J. Merryman. Third Row J. Bayer, Coach Dapolito, W. Foley. With a new coach and a new game plan, the Sailors looked for a comeback from the dismal season of last year. Mr. Frank Dapolito, previously successful coach at Levittown Division, is the head of an entirely new coaching staff; the new game plan stressed defense, and the outlook at Oceanside for the 1968 LACROSSE season was promising. Nine veterans returned from last year’s squad led by Captains Jack Bayer and Walter Foley. Foley, Mike Hart, Bill Fruin, and junior Paul Jorgensen made up a tough defense, the key to victory in Coach Dapolito’s new system. Jim Merry-man, A. J. Russo, Steve Lucas, and Jack Bayer comprised a powerful midfield, and on the attack were E)on Blumenthal, Nick Albanese, and sophomore Jim Trenz. Bill Giacalone, sophomore goalie, showed great potential in pre-season games. The 1968 Sailor stickmen had a great deal of desire and determination which payed off in non-league contests. Playing together as a team brought them success this year. J.V. LACROSSE—First Row: R. Brunjes, B. Harrington, M. Chazen, Carter. J. Mannix, R. Gonzales. B. Gordon. Third Row: S. Borowski, S. Mann, R. Spitzer, J. Orzano, E. Kelley, S. Hay, L. Bonito. Second M. Blaymore, J. Zippcn, R. LaMonte, T. Horchler, T. Delay, B. Row: I. Simon, G. Thomas, S. Feldhusen, E. Beckelman, P. Fine. E. Novick. Fourth Row: Coach Williams, S. Ball, S. Vangeli, J. Luckman. 2.'£r I H 7 f ............... Goalie Giacalone in the crease. Bill Fruin defends back field. Co-captains Jack Bayer and Walter Foley. Jack Bayer and Steve Lucas practice face-off. Outstanding seniors J. Bayer, J. Merry man, A.J. Russo, S. Lucas. 175 Outdoor Trackmen Looked OUTDOOR TRACK—Seated: Captains M. Puma, R. Leone, J. Bro-zost. First Row: D. Barnett, T. Bass. M. Sack, M. Harris, T. Greico, J. Parker, V. Bain, R. Forrer, J. Ohranger, B. Hazelton, R. Crifasi, P. Milano, J. Goldsmith. Second Row: G. Citron (mgr.), B. Lampel, E. Chaback, J. MacNamee, B. Hrubala, A. Sillman, S. Fleishner, M. Kantrowitz, K. Newman, B. Griffith, B. Montagnino, H. Heinowitz, J. Tansey. Third Row: D. Stoloff (mgr.) J. Kalins, J. Nanavrakis, L. Rosenberg, B. Shaw, A. Rosenberg, T. Muratore, L. Pepperman, F. Ferraro, D. Freed, G. Mulkay, G. Kreig. Fourth Row: N. Negrin, L. Markowitz, G. Statham, M. Puma, A. Walsh, M. Shane, T. Legato, G. Crouch, P. Katz, B. Ackerman, F. Binanti. Fifth Row: S. Spolan, D. Schwartz, R. Pcrlmuttcr, J. Greenberg, G. Count, G. RothDart, J. Fox, D. MacLeod. Top Row: S. Britt, A. Termini, J. Mistofsky, J. Chernock, J. Pollard, B. Hoffman, J. MacCabe, L. Wallace. 880 Relay Team: Bernie Hrubala, Artie Sillman, Tony Greico, and Jay Parker. Long Distance Runners: B. Montagnino, I. Goldsmith, T. Bass, B. Hazelton, R. Crifasi, P. Milano, R. Leone, M. Sack, V. Bain. 176 Hurdlers Jay Parker and Tony Greico. Forward to Triumphant Season Dave Barnett performs an excellent pole vault. The 1968 OUTDOOR TRACK TEAM was one of the best in Oceanside's history. This year, Coach Hendler combined individual standouts with tremendous team depth. The field men, coached by Mr. Vercruysse, were led by Co-Captain Jay Brozost and Indoor County discus and shot-put champ, Lee Wallace. John Tansey and Russ Forrer provided the needed points in the high jump. John also excelled in the broad jump and triple jump while Russ complemented Jay Parker in the hurdles. Bernie Hrubala, Marty Harris, Andy Rosenberg, and Steve Fleischner supplied ample strength in the sprints. Bernie, a junior, ran an exceptional 9-8 for the hundred-yard dash. Steve Britt and Leon Rosenberg, two of the finest half-milers in the county, along with Tom Yetter led the Sailor milers this year. Vin Bain and Mike Sack rounded out the excellent distance crew. The Sailors, undefeated this season, ran their dual meet streak to thirty-six straight wins. The team looked forward to an excellent showing in the Sectional meet held June 1 at C. W. Post College. Vinnie Bain, two-mite runner. Sprinters: Marty Harris, Jay Parker, Glenn Krieg, Tony Greico, and Mike Puma. m Expansion 179 of Horizons Senior Directory AARON, MICHAEL—Key Club, UN Club. JETS, Biology Club ABRAMS. CINDY—Sportnite, DECA, Chorus ABRAMS. JOEL—Varsity Wrestling, Stage Crew, Talent Show ADER, ROBIN—JETS. Stage Crew, Leo Club ADLER, BARBARA—Service Club, Sportnite, Tennis, Spindrift AGINS, JUDY—Service Club, Sportnite, Spindrift, Volleyball AGURKIS. MARCELLA—Work Experience AHERN. DANIEL ALBANESE, NICHOLAS—J.V. Football, Varsity Lacrosse ALTENDORFER, DENNIS—Varsity Track ALTSCHULER, LINDA—Sportnite, Volleyball, FTA, Badminton, Tennis, Modern Dance ALVAREZ, MIGUEL—Key Club, Spanish Honor Society (Pres.), National Honor Society, Spanish Newspaper (Ed.), Spanish Club. Contemporary Student Forum (Mang. Ed.), UN Club, Spindrift, Sider Press AMIEL, ALBERT—Spanish Club, Math Club, Credits Award Club, JETS, The Unsinkable Molly Brou n, Kiss Me Kate, West Side Story. Art Service Club, Sider Press, Thespians, Bye. Bye. Birdie, Scholarship Fund Drive AMBROSINI, JANET—Concert Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Thespians (Sec.). The Unsinkable Molly Broun, Kiss Me Kate, Ten Little Indians, All State Sectional Choir ANDERSON, JOHN—Varsity Track ANDRF.OLI. THERESA ARMS, RANDY—Spanish Newspaper ARMSTRONG, VICKY—Spanish Club, Sportnite, Volleyball, Mother-Daugter Dinner, Modern Dance, Chorus ASH, SHELLEY—Varsity Cheerleader, Drill Team, Sportnite, Volleyball. Spindrift ATKINSON. SUSAN—Sportnite. Volleyball. Gymnastics, Drill Team, Latin Club, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Spindrift. Project SEE AZZARO, ADELE—Concert Choir, Chorus BAARDSEN, DAVID—Stage Crew, Band, Kiss Me Kate, Spanish Club BACCARI, NANCY—Sportnite, Softball, Volleyball BACON, FREDERICK—Varsity Golf BADER, LIANE—Sportnite, Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Concert Choir, Thespians, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Kiss Me Kate. Auntie Maine, The Great Sebastians, Ten Little Indians, West Side Story, Modern Dance BAIN, VINCENT—Varsity Cross Country (Co-Capt.), Varsity Indoor Track, Varsity Outdoor Track, Leader Corps BAKAL, CURT—Key Club (Pres.), It’s Academic, Sider Press (Mang. Ed.), Scholarship Bowl (Capt.), National Honor Society, Jr. Prom (Chairman), Leader Gups, Softball, JETS, UN Club (Sec.), Arista BALISTRERI, MARGARET MARY—National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Modern Dance, Sportnite BALZER. ELLEN—AFS (Exchange Student, Pres ), Spindrift (Ed.), National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Drill Team, Spanish Newspaper, FTA, Candy Striper, Volleyball, Scholarship Fund Drive, Flower Girl, Arista, Latin Club (Pres.), Mother-Daughter Dinner BARNETT, DAVID—Varsity Gymnastics, Varsity Indoor Track, Biology Club, Varsity Outdoor Track, Varsity Club, Jr. Class Rep. BARRIE, FRANK— National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Key Club, Sider Press (Feature Ed.). J.V. Soccer, G.O. Rep., Kiss Me Kate, Softball, Honor Usher, Arista BASS, LAURIE—AFS (V.P.), FTA, Band, Orchestra, Sportnite BASS, TEDDY—Island Park Key Club (Pres.), Varsity Cross Country, Softball, UN Club, Scholarship Fund Drive, Spindrift BAUER. PAM—Candy Striper, Usherette BAUM, JEFFREY—Stage Crew BAYER, JACK—Varsity Soccer, Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Club, Blier Club BAZAREWSKI. GERALDINE—Candy Striper, Concert Choir, The Great Sebastians BECHTLE, WILLIAM—J.V. Track, Talent Show BECKELMAN, LAURIE—G.O. Treas., Sportnite (Cheerleader Co-Capt., Dancer). Leader Corps (Honor Board), National Honor Society, Sr. Prom, Volleyball, Mother-Daughter Dinner (Mgr), Go-Getters, Badminton, Spindrift BEEDENBENDER. GERARD—Island Park Key Club, Baseball BEHR, DANNY BEHR, TIMMY BELADINO, NANCY—G.O. Rep.. G.O. Publicity, Spindrift, Mother-Daughter Dinner BELKIN, MICHAEL—Band, Chorus, Stage Crew BENDER. ALAN BENIOFF, ELLEN—FTA, Concert Choir, Glee Club, Con-cert Ensemble, Scholarship Fund Drive, Service Club BENNETT, ALISON—Sportnite, Softball, Gymnastics BERGER, ROBIN—Sportnite, Volleyball, AFS, Spindrift BERGLIND, KAREN—Sportnite, Service Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball BERGMANN, HENRY—Riflery BERKOWITZ. LAURA BERLINGER, SHELLEY—Sportnite, AFS. FTA, Scholarship Fund Drive, Spindrift, Service Club, French Club, French Honor Society, Badminton BERNSTEIN. LOUISE—AFS, Candy Striper, FTA, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Spindrift, Service Club, The Unsinkable Molly Broun BERNSTEIN, SUSAN—Orchestra, Thespians, AFS, French Club. The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Kiss Ale Kate BETTINESCHI. JOHN BEZERMAN, LYNN—Sportnite, Volleyball, DECA, Go-Getters, Spindrift BILARDELLO, TINA—Volleyball BITMAN, IRVING—National Honor Society, Mathletes (Pres.), JETS, Spanish Club. Chess Club, Interact BLANC, CYNTHIA—Volleyball, Tennis BLANDER, JACK BLANK, LAURIE—J.V. Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader, Gymnastics Sportnite (Cheerleader), Kiss Me Kate, Jr. Class Treas., Thespians, The Great Sebastians, Ten Little Indians BLOCK. ARLENE—Spanish Club. Tennis Club. Sportnite, Badminton, FTA BLUMENFELD, PETER—Stage Crew, Chess Club. Kiss Me Kate. The Great Sebastians, Ten Little Indians, West Side Story, Thespians BLUMENFELD, SUSAN—Spindrift (Sr. Ed„ Jr. Ed.), Volleyball, Sportnite (Songleader 10, 11), AFS, French Honor Society, National Honor Society, J.V. Cheerleader. Human Relations Club. G.O. Publicity BLUMENTHAL, DON—Varsity Club, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse, Leader Corps, Spindrift, G.O. Rep., Scholarship Fund Drive BLUMENTHAL, RANDY—Spanish Honor Society, Candy Striper, FTA, Spindrift, Service Club, Scholarship Fund Drive, Flower Girl BLUMSTEIN. CAROL BLYTHE, SANDY—Sportnite, Ski Club, DECA, Art Service Club BOGART, BETTY—National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, (Sec.), Spanish Newspaper (Ed.), Leader Corps, Badminton, Tennis, Volleyball, Softball, Flower Girl, Scholarship Fund Drive BOOKSTABER, MARSHA—Varsity Cheerleader, J.V. Cheerleader, JETS (Sec.), Thespians, Candy Striper, Modern Dance, Gymnastics, Sportnite (Dancer) BORDWELL, LAURA BOUCHER, PETER BOYLE, PETER—National Honor Society, Varsity Football (Capt.), Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball BRANDT, LAURIE—Lens (Soph. Ed., Jr. Ed., Ed.-in-Chief). AFS, (Treas.), French Club (V.P.), Latin Club (Treas.), National Honor Society, French Honor Society, Sider Press, Spindrift, Sportnite BRASLAW, ERICA—National Honor Society, Service Club (Pres., Treas.), FTA, Sportnite, Gymnastics, Spindrift, Scholarship Fund Drive BREITER, JEFF—Varsity Lacrosse, Leader Corps, G.O. Rep. BRESIN, STEVE BRICKMAN, STUART 181 BROCHON. RICHARD—Thespians, Stage Crew, Scholarship Fund Drive BRONSTEIN, LOIS—Thespians (Treas.), Art Service Club (V.P.), French Honor Society, French Club, Flower Girl, G.O. Publicity, Scholarship Fund Drive, Ten Little Indians, Kiss Me Kate. Auntie Marne, The Great Sebastians, The Unsinkable Molly Brown BROWN. DAVID BROWN, MELISSA—FTA, Scholarship Fund Drive. Sider Press, Service Club, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Jr. Prom BROWN, ROBERT BROZOST. JAY—Varsity Football, Varsity Indoor Track, Varsity Outdoor Track, Leader Corps, Interact BRUDER. ALAN—Interact, JETS, Chess Club, Scholarship Fund Drive, Contemporary Student Forum BRUECKMANN. KIRK BRUNJES, RICHARD BRUZZO, MICHAEL—Varsity Bowling (Capt.), Concert Choir, Stage Crew, West Side Story BUDD. JOANN—Sportnite BURCHAM. KENNETH—Gymnastics BURGIO, ELIZABETH—Sportnite, Softball, French Club BURKEN, RICKI—Sportnite, Thespians. Kiss Me Kate CABERA. STEVE—Gymnastics CACCIOPPO, DIANE—Field Hockey, Softball CACKETT. DIANE—Modern Dance, AFS, Sportnite, Tennis, DECA, Badminton. Gymnastics CAESAR. MAUREEN—DECA, Work Experience, Gyn-mastics CAICO, KAREN—Work Experience, Mother-Daughter Dinner CALDERAZZO, HENRIETTA—Orchestra CALDERONE, ANGELA—J.V. Cheerleader, Gymnastics, Sportnite CANTWELL, MICHAEL—World Interest Club, Sider Press, Human Relations Club, Folk Guitar Club CARACCIOLO, MARY—Sportnite (Dancer), Work Experience CARACCIOLO, PETER—J.V. Lacrosse, Leader Corps, J.V. Football, Varsity Football, DECA, Sider Press, Varsity Club CARMAN, OLIVER CARNOVALE, CARMELA—Tennis, Hockey, G.O. Rep. CARR A, MARILYN—Work Experience, The Great Sebastians CARROLL, JUDY—DECA, Sportnite CARTUSCIELLO. JOANN CARVER, KAREN—Spindrift, Sider Press CASABONA, RICHARD—Concert Band, Concert Choir, Stage Crew, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Kiss Me Kate, JETS, Spanish Club, Orchestra, Thespians CASSEL, SHEILA—FTA, Service Club, Art Service Club, The Great Sebastians CASTELLI. JOHN—Varsity Lacrosse CATALDO, ROSALIE—DECA (Treas.) CHALKER, MIKE—J.V. Football CHIN. MING—Art Service Club CHUISANO, ELIZABETH—Volleyball, Sportnite, Spindrift. Mother-Daughter Dinner CHURGIN, RONALD—UN Club (Treas.), Lens, Russian Club CICCIMARRO, FRANCINE—DECA (Pres.), Work Experience, Mother-Daughter Dinner CINO, NADINE—Gymnastics, Modern Dance, Sportnite CITRON, GARY—J.V. Track, Varsity Track. Sider Press, Varsity Football CLARK, DONNA—Hockey, Softball, Badminton, Volleyball, Gymnastics, Sportnite, Mother-Daughter Dinner (Mgr.), Spindrift, Lens, FTA, Art Service Club, Scholarship Fund Drive, Sr. Prom COHEN, SUSAN—French Club, AFS COLLINS, MICHAEL—Service Club, Sider Press, UN Club, Math Club COLLINS, PATRICIA COLTEN, DAVID—JETS, Spanish Club, UN Club COMBS, DONALD—Gymnastics COMBS, RICHARD CONKLIN, JAMES CONNAUGHTON, VIRGINIA—Volleyball CORNELL, JANE—Sportnite COSTANZO, DOMINICK—Stage Crew COYLE, JOHN—Varsity Golf (Capt.) DECA, Varsity Club COZZOLINO, CAROL—DECA CRIFASI, RICHARD—Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Varsity Club CROMB, SHIRLEY—Concert Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Art Service Club, Sportnite. West Side Story CULLEN. JUDITH—Field Hockey (Honor Team), Volleyball, Sportnite (Cheerleader, Dancer), National Honor Society, Latin Club, Spindrift, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Leader Corps, Scholarship Fund Drive CULLEN. MARY—DECA, Sportnite, Mother-Daughter Dinner CULLEN, MARYANN—Hockey, Volleyball CULLF.N, STEVE—J.V. Soccer, J.V. Baseball CURRIE. STEPHEN CURRIE, SUSAN—Service Club, Latin Club, Sider Press CURRY, SHARON CURTIS, KAREN—Volleyball, Softball CZECZUGA, CHRIS—French Club, Radio Club, Thespians, The Great Sebastians, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Art Service Club, Ten Little Indians. West Side Story, Concert Choir, Girls’ Glee Club, Usherette, Mother-Daughter Dinner DALLEK. ROBERT DALLINGER, KAREN—Chorus, Volleyball DAMM, JOHN—Varsity Track. Varsity Football DAMONE, CAROLE—Scholarship Fund Drive, Volleyball, Sportnite, Art Service Club DAMONE, MARIE DANIELS, JOHN DANON, BRUCE DANTONA, PATRICIA—Hockey, Volleyball, Tumbling, Softball. Gymnastics, Mother-Daughter Dinner, G.O. Rep., Girls’ Glee - Club, Concert Choir, The Great Sebastians. Kiss Me Kate. The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Sportnite, Ten Little Indians, Thespians, West Side Story DAUBER, LOIS—Service Club, Latin Club, Candy Striper DAVIS, ALAN—J.V. Lacrosse. G.O. Rep., Band DAVIS, SUSAN—Volleyball, Gymnastics, Sportnite DELAY, PATRICIA—FTA DELINKO. ADRIENNE—FTA, West Side Story, Ten Little Indians, Service Club, Sportnite, Mother-Daughter Dinner DEMPSEY, STEVE—Varsity Soccer DE ROSTAING, ARTHUR—J.V. Soccer, Scholarship Fund Drive DEROVIRA, DOLF—Scholarship Fund Drive, Gymnastics DESANO, DIANE DE SARIO, ROSANNA—Work Experience DEVRIES. SHERI—Service Club, FTA, Art Service Club, Spindrift, Scholarship Fund Drive, Jr. Prom, Sider Press, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Sr. Prom DIBLASI, CYNTHIA—Twirler (Co-Capt.) Mother-Daughter Dinner, Sportnite, Sr. Prom, Volleyball, Badminton DIER, STEPHANIE—FTA. West Side Story, Ten Little Indians, Service Club (Sec.), Sportnite, Mother-Daughter Dinner DOBLER, RODNEY—Varsity Indoor Track, Varsity Outdoor Track DODSON. LAUREL DOERFLINGER. ROBERT DOMENA. JOSE DOMENCHELLO, MARYANN—DECA, Work Experience DONALD, LORRAINE—DECA, Concert Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Ten Little Indians, Volleyball, West Side Story DONALDSON, WILLIAM DORE, LYNN—Sportnite, Scholarship Fund Drive DREVFRMANN, JANET—Work Experience DRISCOLL, JEANETTE—Volleyball, Sportnite, Candy Striper, Drill Team, Mother-Daughter Dinner DUARTE, RICHARDO DUBROW. HENRY—JETS, Radio Club, UN Club DYROFF, DIANE—Sider Press ECCLES, SHARON EICHENBAUM, TOBI—Service Club, AFS, Sportnite, Volleyball, French Club, Candy Striper EILENBERG. KAY—Volleyball, Softball EISENSTEIN, STEVE—Ten Little Indians. Stage Crew, Kiss Me Kate, The Great Sebastians, Scholarship Fund Drive ELEFANTE, VITO—Spanish Club (Pres., Treas.), JETS (Treas.), UN Club, Interact, Track, Honor Usher, Leader Corps, Softball, Basketball ELLENBERG, CAROL—Lens, Spindrift, French Club, Art Service Club ELMAN, MARCIA—Sportnite, Gymnastics. FTA. AFS, Badminton, Scholarship Fund Drive, Service Club ENGEL, LESLIE—Spindrift. Drill Team, Tumbling, Kiss Me Kale, Auntie Marne, Scholarship Fund Drive, Art Service Club, Service Club 182 ENGLISIS, VICKI—DECA. Work Experience EOVINO. FRANK—Varsity Soccer, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Leader Corps, Varsity Club EPSTEIN. IRVING—J.V. Bowling, Basketball ERMER, JOYCE ESPOSITO, ALBERT ESPOSITO, LOUIS ESPOSITO, PHILIP ESTRADA, ROSA—Soph. Class Sec., Jr. Class V.P., National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society (V.P.), Leader Corps, Drill Team. Scholarship Fund Drive, Spanish Newspaper, Sportnite, Mother-Daughter Dinner ETHRIDGE. LINDA FACEI.LA, PAUL FAHY, CHRIS—Scholarship Fund Drive, Volleyball, Tennis, Sportnite, Badminton FARRELL, MARY—DECA, Sportnite FAUICHIA, RAYMOND FEFFER. JOSEPH—National Honor Society, Key Club, G.O. Rep.. UN Club, Spanish Club. Coin Club FEINBERG, SANDER—Interact, JETS, Contemporary Student Forum FELDMAN, BRUCE—Contemporary Student Forum, Key Club, JETS, Leo Club, Chess Club, Math Club, Latin Club, Radio Club FELDMAN, RITA—Gymnastics, FTA, Sportnite, Hockey, Tennis FELDMAN, ROBERT—Varsity Gymnastics, French Club, Leader Corps, Varsity Club FELDSOTT, LINDA—AFS, FTA, Spindrift (Business Ed.), Sider Press, Volleyball, French Club, G.O. Rep., Drill Team, Scholarship Fund Drive, Sportnite, Sr. Prom FELTES, PAMELA FENNER, MICHAEL FERNICOLA, RONALD FERRARO. FRANK FERRIERE, CHARLES—Work Experience, DECA, Wrestling FIELDS, DEBBIE—Spanish Honor Society, FTA, Sportnite, Projcet SEE FIEMAN, KENNETH—Contemporary Student Forum FILTON, ANNE—Spanish Honor Society, Spanish Club, FTA, Scholarship Fund Drive, Sportnite, Go-Getters FINE, ROBIN—Spanish Club (Pres.), FTA, Spindrijt, Scholarship Fund Drive FINESTONE, BRUCE—Varsity Tennis, Scholarship Fund Drive riiNULKHUT, BETTY—The Great Sebastians, Kiss Ate Kate, Chorus FINN, ARTHUR—Mathletes, J.V. Wrestling, Sider Press FINN, PEGGY FIRESTONE, BARNEY—UN Club, French Honor Society, Scholarship Fund Drive. G.O. Rep. FIRESTONE, STEVEN—Varsity Football, J.V. Lacrosse, Scholarship Fund Drive FISCHER. PAUL FLAMMER, HELEN—Sportnite FLEISHMAN. ANDY—Interact, DECA, J.V. Soccer, J.V. Gymnastics, Scholarship Fund Drive FLEITMAN, DARLENE—Sportnite, Volleyball, Scholarship Fund Drive, DECA, Work Experience FLUHR, FRAN FOGELBERG, KURT—Outdoor Track, Indoor Track, Scholarship Fund Drive, Cross Country FOGELBERG, PAUL— Football. Wrestling, Track, Leader Corps FOLEY, STEPHANIE—Sportnite, Scholarship Fund Drive, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Volleyball FORIS, JOE—Concert Band, Swing Band, Concert Ensemble, Concert Choir, Orchestra, Chorus FORRER, RUSSELL—Varsity Indoor. Track, Varsity Outdoor Track FOX, ELAINE—Volleyball, AFS, World Interest Club, French Honor Society, JETS, Thespians, National Honor Society, Arista FRACAPANE. CAROLE FRANTZ. LINDA—J.V. Cheerleader (Co-Capt.), Varsity Cheerleader, Sportnite (Cheerleader), Volleyball, Gymnastics, Hockey, Badminton. Softball FREED, FLORENCE—Sportnite, Volleyball, Hockey, Chorus, Red Cross Club FREEDMAN, BERYL—Sportnite, AFS. Service Club, Volleyball, French Club, Badminton, Hockey, Candy Striper FRIEDLANDER, EMANUEL—Biology Club, Math Club, UN Club FEUER, ARTHUR FRUIN, WILLIAM—Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Lacrosse, J.V. Football, J.V. Wrestling, J.V. Lacrosse FUTTERMAN, WILLIAM—Spanish Club, UN Club, Sider Press GAINES, ARLENE—Sportnite, FTA, Spindrift, Scholarship Fund Drive, Volleyball GALANTE RICHARD—G.O. Rep., Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse, DECA, J.V. Football, J.V. Lacrosse, Scholarship Fund Drive GALLANT, JEANNE—Sportnite, Badminton GANGE, PAUL—Band, Riflery GANNON, MARY—Mother-Daughter Dinner, Volleyball, Spanish Club GANS. KAREN—Lens, DECA, Girls’ Glee Club GARITO, VINCENT GARLAND, HILLARY—Go-Getters, French Honor Society, French Newspaper, Candy Striper, G.O. Rep., Spindrift, Sr. Prom, Mother-Daughter Dinner GARNER, DAWN—Math Club. Girls’ Glee Club, French Club, FTA, Candy Striper GARONE, ANGELA—Sportnite, DECA, Volleyball GATTO, ANGELO GEBHARD, PAULA—Spanish Club, Sportnite, Tennis, Badminton GELLER, ANDREW—DECA, Football (Mgr.) GERBER. EDWARD—Radio Club (Pres.) GERNETH. JOHN GERSHATER. RONNI—Sportnite. FTA GERSON, SHARON—Thespians, Sportnite, Volleyball GIBBONS, GEORGE—Leader Corps GILBERT, DAVID—G.O. Rep., Wrestling, UN Club GILMAN, RICHARD—Arista, UN Club. Chess Club GIONTA, LOUISE—Sportnite, Volleyball, Service Club GIULIANI, DIANE—Sportnite, Volleyball, Tennis, Badminton, AFS, Scholarship Fund Drive GLASS, IRA—Football, Track GOLD, JAY—UN Club, World Interest Club GOLDBERG, PAULA—AFS, Sider Press, Volleyball, Gymnastics, G.O. Rep., Contemporary Student Forum GOLDSMITH, ALLAN—Key Club, UN Club, Contemporary Student Forum (Sec.), Biology Club, World Interest Club GOLDSMITH. IRA—DECA, Varsity Track GOLDSTEIN, GAIL—Sportnite, Volleyball, Tennis, Sider Press, Candy Striper GOLDSTEIN, GARY—J.V. Football (Capt.), J.V. Baseball, Key Club, Contemporary Student Forum GOLDSTEIN, JEFF—Swing Band, Spanish Club, JETS, Orchestra, Band, Music Appreciation Club GOLDSTEIN, LAWRENCE—G.O. Rep., Scholarship Fund Drive GOODWIN, CLINT—Gymnastics GOODWIN, KEN—Band. Orchestra, Stage Crew GOTTLIEB, DAVID—DECA GONZALEZ. JOSE GRANGER, RICHARD GRASS, ROBIN—Candy Striper, Sider Press, World Interest Club, Human Relations Club, The Great Sebastians, Kiss Ate Kate, Volleyball, Mother-Daughter Dinner GRAUER, DOUG—J.V. Lacrosse, Varsity Lacrosse GRECO, MARGARET—Sportnite, Modern Dance, Volleyball, Spanish Club, Mother-Daughter Dinner GREEN, PAUL GREENBERG, COREY—Key Club, Sider Press, Spindrift, Spanish Club, G.O. Rep., Scholarship Fund Drive GREENBERG, FRANCINE—Go-Getters, FTA, Service Club, Sportnite, G.O. Publicity, UN Club GREENBERG, MICHAEL—Key Club, J.V. Lacrosse, Varsity Lacrosse, JETS, UN Club GREENBERGER, SAMUEL—Interact (Treas., Pres.), Math Club. Biology Club. Chess Club GREGERSON, PAUL GREICO, ANTHONY—Varsity Indoor Track, Varsity Outdoor Track GRILLO, JAMES GRITMAN, CHARLES GROMET, PETER—National Honor Society, Interact, Riflery, Cross Country GROSS, RONALD GROSSMAN, BRUCE—Work Experience GRUBER, MICHAEL—Sider Press (Ed.), Key Club. J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Varsity Baseball, UN Club, Scholarship Fund Drive GRUENFELD, LEON—Key Club, J.V. Soccer, Project SEE, JETS GUARI, DIANE 183 GUARIGLIA. JOANN—Work Experience GUERRIERO, VICTOR GUNNARSON, CARLEEN—Work Experience GL'TKIN. FRED—Key Club, Basketball, Softball HAAS. TERRY—Leader Corps, Spindrift (Girls’ Sports Ed.), Varsity Cheerleader, Sportnite (Capt. 10, 11) Volleyball, Art Service Club, Go-Getters, Sr. Prom (Chairman) HAFF, JEAN—National Honor Society, Leader Corps (Honor Board), Spanish Club, Sportnite. Badminton, Volleyball, Concert Choir HALPIN, PATRICK HAMMER, JOYCE—Sportnite, FTA, Service Club. Mother-Daughter Dinner HAMMER, STEVEN—DECA HAMMER, SUSAN—Spindrift, Drill Team, Sportnite (Dancer), Scholarship Fund Drive, Gymnastics HANCOCK. HOWARD HANSEN, PATRICIA HAPP, GARY—Sr. Class Pres., Varsity Basketball (Capt.), Varsity Soccer (Capt.) HARRIS, MARTY—J.V. Baseball, Varsity Indoor Track HARRIS, SHELLEY HARRIS, VAUGHN—Key Club, Baseball, Track HARRIS. WALTER HART. MICHAEL—Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse HARTMAN, TOM—Gymnastics HAUSMAN, JEFFREY—Spanish Honor Society, UN Club HAZELTON, BRYAN—Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Indoor Track, Varsity Outdoor Track HEIDEL. WILLIAM HEINOWITZ, HARVEY—German Club, Varsity Track, UN Club, Russian Club HELBING, FRED—Band, German Club HENDRICKSON, PATRICIA—Girls’ Glee Club, Concert Choir, Service Club HENKE, GEORGE—Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club HERMAN, HELENE—Service Club, FTA, Spindrift, Mother-Daughter Dinner HERMAN, LINDA—Sportnite, Jr, Prom, Mother-Daughter Dinner HERRICK, SANFORD—Spindrift (Copy Ed.), Key Club (Sec.), UN Club (Board Member), Sider Press, Lens, G O. Publicity (Director), Jr. Prom (Chairman) HERSHEY, STEWART—Kiss Me Kate. Ten Little Indians, Interact, UN Club, Leo Club, Football, Jr. Prom, Thespians HIGGINS, PATRICIA—Sportnite (Cheerleader), Hockey, Gymnastics, Varsity Cheerleader, Latin Club, Sr. Prom, Mother-Daughter Dinner HIRSCH, BARRY—World Interest Club, Scholarship Fund Drive HOFFMAN, KATHY—Work Experience HOLLAND, CINDY—Sportnite, DECa, Work Experience HORNUNG, FELICIA—Scholarship Fund Drive HORNUNG, OWEN—Key Club, Gymnastics, JETS, Soft-ball, Scholarship Fund Drive HOROWITZ, ROBERTA—French Club, Service Club, Spindrift, FTA, Scholarship Fund Drive, Auntie Mame, Sportnite, Sr. Prom. Ten Little Indians HORWITZ, ILENE—Modern Dance, DECA, Scholarship Fund Drive, Talent Show, Interact, Jr. Class Rep., Candy Striper HULBF.RT, DORIE—Sportnite, Hockey, Softball, Tennis HUREWITZ, PAULA—Tennis, Lens, Orchestra HUSSER, JANE JACOBS, SUSAN—Sportnite, AFS, Service Club, Scholarship Fund Drive. FNA JAGEMANN, RICH—Varsity Baseball, Varsity Soccer, Leader Corps JASPF.N, SANDY—G.O. Rep., Sportnite, Auntie Mame, Kiss Ale Kate, The Great Sebastians, Ten Lillie Indians, Thespians, Candy Striper, Human Relations Club, Gymnastics, Jr. Prom, Poetry Club, Go-Getters, Lens, West Side Story JOHNSTON, PAUL JOSEPH. JENNIFER—Tennis, Volleyball JOSEPH, LEONARD—JETS, Sider Press, Scholarship Fund Drive JULIA, JOHN—Football, Leader Corps, Varsity Club, Varsity Lacrosse, Spanish Club, DECA, Varsity Wrestling JUPITER, BARRY—JETS, Interact, Arista, Varsity Golf KAHN, WARREN—Interact, Scholarship Fund Drive KAISER, HOWARD KAISER, STEVEN—Interact, DECA, Scholarship Fund Drive KANE, RICHARD—G O. Pres., Soph. Class Pres., Jr. Class Pres., National Honor Society, Key Club (Board), Band. Varsity Golf, The Unlinkable Molly Brown, Kiss Me Kate, Thespians, Chorus, Sider Press, UN Club (Parliamentarian), Boys’ State KAPLAN. SUSAN—DECA KAPLOW, CAROL—Scholarship Fund Drive, Leader Corps, Arista, FTA, Service Club (Sec.), Sportnite, Badminton, Volleyball, Mother-Daughter Dinner, National Honor Society. Go-Getters, French Honor Society KARESH, MAXINE—DECA, Scholarship Fund Drive, Spindrift, Auntie Marne, Tumbling, Sr. Prom KASS. DONNA—Service Club, Art Service Club, Tennis, Sportnite, West Side Story KATZ, BURTON KATZ. HELENE—Spanish Honor Society, Lens KATZ, SYLVAN KAYE, HOLLIE—Orchestra. Candy Striper, Spanish Club, FTA, Scholarship Fund Drive, FNA KEEFE, MICHAEL KELLER, JANET—Go-Getters, Sr. Prom, Mother-Daughter Dinner KELLERMAN, DAVID—Scholarship Fund Drive KELLY, BARBARA—Sportnite, Gymnastics, Volleyball, Softball, Mother-Daughter Dinner, French Club KEMENY, MARC—Sider Press (Ed. in Chief), J.V. Track, French Newspaper- (Ed. in Chief), Human Relations Club (V.P.), World Interest Club (Treas.), Folk Guitar Club (Treas.), Great Books Club, UN Club KESSLER. ALAN—Band, Stage Crew, Softball KINGSLEY, CAROL—Sportnite, Tennis, Badminton, Hockey KISHNER, JOYCE—Sider Press (Business Ed.), AFS, FNA, G.O. Rep., Spanish Club, Biology Club KITTAY, DEBBIE—Thespians, Service Club, French Club. Art Service Club, World Interest Club KIVIAT, BELLE—FTA, Service Club, Mother-Daughter Dinner, World Interest Club, Spindrift KLAPPER, PAUL—Interact, DECA KLAPPER, SHERRY—Spanish Honor Society, Lens, UN Club, G.O. Publicity, Kiss Me Kate, The Great Sebastians, Spanish Club, World Interest Club, Service Club, Spindrift KLINGENBECK, CAROL—Girls’ Glee Club KNAPP, DANIEL—World Interest Club, UN Club, Human Relations Club, Contemporary Student Forum KNOWLES. ROBERT—DECA, G.O. Rep. KOGITZ, ROBIN—Sportnite (Dancer), Service Club, FTA, Spindrift, Sider Press, World Interest Club, Volleyball KOPILOW, DAVID—World Interest Club, UN Club, Human Relations Club KOPPELMAN, PAT—Sportnite, Volleyball, Girls’ Glee Club, Concert Choir, Scholarship Fund Drive KOSAKOWSKI, GAIL KRAEMER. FREDERICK KRIEG, GLENN—Varsity Indoor Track, Varsity Outdoor Track, G.O. Rep. KRUBINER, PAUL—JETS, UN Club, Math Club, Scholarship Fund Drive KRUSCH, HELISSA—Sportnite (10th Cheerleader, 11th Dance Capt.), Spanish Club, Spindrift, Leader Corps, Volleyball, Scholarship Fund Drive, AFS, Sr. Prom KUDLEK, CHARLOTTE—Gymnastics, Sportnite, Chorus KUNKEN, KENNETH—National Honor Society, Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Interact, Leader Corps, Softball, Scholarship Fund Drive, Varsity Club LARKIN, JAY—Thespians, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Kiss Me Kate, The Great Sebastians, Ten Little Indians, West Side Story, Sider Press, Concert Choir LARSEN, JACK LASTELLA, JUDEE—FTA, Human Relations Club, French Club LAURENCELL, DONALEV—JETS, UN Club, J.V. Soccer, Varsity Club, Varsity Soccer (Mgr.), Visual Aids Club, Scholarship Fund Drive LAUTT, MIRIAM—Arista, World Interest Club LECLAIR, DENIS—Service Club LEDERER, CALVIN—UN Club (V.P.), Human Relations Club (Sec., Treas.), World Interest Club, G.O. Rep., Interact, Chess Club, J.V. Lacrosse, Varsity Football (Mgr.) LEEDS, PAMELA—Thespians, Concert Choir, Kiss Me Kate, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, The Great Sebastians, Ten Little Indians LEHMAN, BONITA—Sportnite, The Great Sebastians, Ktss Me Kate, Volleyball LEHMANN, BARBARA—Gymnastics, Modern Dance, Sportnite, Tumbling, Twirling LEICHF.R. CAROL—Human Relations Club (Pres.), JETS, Lens, World Interest Club, Sider Press, Folk Guitar Club (Pres.), Spindrift (Creative Ed.), Kiss Me Kate. Ten Little Indians. Scholarship Fund Drive, National Honor Society (Treas.), French Newspaper LEIDER, DONALD—Interact (Sec ), Chess Club (V.P.), Leo Club, Softball. Scholarship Fund Drive LENOK. ELLEN—G.O. Rep., Gymnastics, FTA, Service Club, Spindrift. French Club. Art Service Club, Sport nite, Scholarship Fund Drive, Ten Little Indians, Flower Girl, Sr. Prom, Mother-Daughter Dinner LEONE, BILL—The Unsinkable Molly Broun, Ten Little Indians. Concert Choir LEONE, RONALD—Varsity Soccer, Varsity Indoor Track, Varsity Outdoor Track LEVENSON, ANDREA—Ten Little Indians, Volleyball, Spindrift LEVENTHAL, NAOMI—FTA, Spanish Club, Volleyball, Badminton, Latin Club LEVINE, HILARY—Leader Corps, Arista, Spanish Honor Society, Flower Girl. National Honor Society, Lens, Spanish Newspaper. Spindrift (Typing Ed.), French Club, G.O. Rep., Archery, Scholarship Fund Drive, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Tennis, Volleyball LEVINE, SUSAN LEVY, MASON—J.V. Wrestling LEVY, MOREY—Service Club L HOMMF.DIEU, ARTHUR LIEBERMAN, JILL—Service Club, Spindrift, FTA. Softball, Volleyball LIFSCHIN, LORRAINE—Leader Corps (Treas ), National Honor Society, Volleyball (Honor Team), Spindrift (Business Ed.), AFS (Board Member), FTA (Historian), Softball, Badminton, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Sportnite LINDENBERG, ROBERT—UN Club (Pres.), Sider Press, World Interest Club (V.P.) LITWAK, DEBORAH—Thespians, The Great Sebastians, Volleyball, The Unsinkable Molly Broun, Kiss Me Kate. Bye, Bye Birdie, Ten Little Indians, Concert Choir LOHR, DONALD—Arista, World Interest Club, UN Club LOHR, MARTIN—Varsity Bowling LOKIE, DIANE—Service Club, Spanish Honor Society, Scholarship Fund Drive LOMBARDO. JOSEPH—Varsity Baseball LONGO, ANDREW LOURIE, IRA—J.V. Soccer, Scholarship Fund Drive, Leader Corps LOWITZ, DAVID—Varsity Gymnastics LUCARELLI, ANTHONY—Work Experience LUCAS. CLIFFORD—J.V. Soccer, Scholarship Fund Drive LUCIVERO, RAE LUCKMAN, LARRY—Varsity Baseball LULOFF, ALBIE—JETS, Interact, World Interest Club, UN Club LUTWIN, ELLA—Volleyball LUTZKY, LAURIE—Spindrift, Sider Press, Sportnite, FTA, Service Club, Sr. Prom, Jr. Prom, Art Service Club, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Kiss Me Kate MACCIA, SUSAN MACKEY, DOUGLAS—Judo MAHLER, DAVID—Bowling, Golf MAHONEY. RITA—Sportnite. FTA. Mathletes MAISLIS. MARK—Spanish Club MAKOWSKI, MARC MALKIN. HARVEY—UN Club, Chess Club, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Bowling MALLARDO, ROSANNE—DECA, Work Experience MALLET, LESTER—Interact. JETS, Math Club, Leo Club MANDARO, APRIL—Gymnastics, DECA, Chorus MANN, KAREN—Spindrift (Ed.), G.O. Treas., Varsity Cheerleader (II, 12, Co-Capt.), J.V. Cheerleader, Latin Club (Sec.), AFS (Semi-Finalist Americans Abroad), Sportnite (Capt. 10, 11), National Honor Society, French Honor Society, Flower Girl, Volleyball, Scholarship Fund Drive, Sr. Prom, Mother-Daughter Dinner (Chairman) MANNIX, JANE—Spindrift, G.O. Rep., Service Club MANZITTI. EDWARD—JETS, Math Club MARAIA, DORIAN MARCELLO, PAUL MARCHON, WENDY—DECA MARCUS, PETER—Key Club, Spanish Club. J.V. Wrestling MARKOWITZ, JUDY—FNA MARRERO, LINDA—Service Club MARSHALL. HEATHER—J.V. Cheerleader. Sportnite (Dancer 11, 12), Modern Dance, Volleyball MARTENEY, PHILIP—J.V. Wrestling MASCIOLE, LICIA—Girls' Glee Club. Concert Choir MASS, RICKI—Leader Corps, Spindrift (Typing Ed.), Volleyball, Latin Club, Flower Girl, Scholarship Fund Drive, Badminton, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Sr. Prom (Co-Chairman), Sportnite (Dancer) MATANO, JANICE—Gymnastics, Hockey MATTFRA. JOSESPH MAURER. STEVEN—Human Relations Club (Sec.), World Interest Club, Track MAZZA, LINDA—French Club. Spanish Club McALLISTER, FRANK—Baseball. Riflery McCANN, JOHN—World Interest Club, UN Club McDermott, mike McMAHON, CHARLES—Scholarship Fund Drive MENDELSOHN. VICTOR MENDOZA. MARIA—DECA, Mother-Daughter Dinner MFRRYMAN, JAMES—J.V. Football (Capt.), J.V Lacrosse (Capt.), Varsity Football (11, 12), Varsity Lacrosse METZGER, MARY—Sportnite, Mother-Daughter Dinner, DECA, Gymnastics, Volleyball, Softball, Badminton, G.O. Rep. MEYER, LESLIE—Sportnite, Archery, Volleyball MILANO, PAUL—Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Indoor Track, Varsity Outdoor Track MILETO. GENEVIEVE—Chorus, Sportnite. Volleyball MILKMAN, SHAREN—Scholarship Fund Drive, Sportnite, AFS, Service Club, FTA, Sr. Prom, Volleyball MILLER. MARK—Art Service Club, Band MILMAN, DONNA—Service Club, Scholarship Fund Drive, FTA, Spanish Club (Sec.), Badminton, Tennis, Softball, Spindrift, Volleyball MINOFF, JILL—National Honor Society, French Honor Society (Sec.), Spanish Honor Society, Arista, Thespians, Art Service Club, Lens (Sr. Ed.), Leader Corps MINTZER, SUSAN—G.O. Rep., Spindrift, Spanish Club, Service Club, Sportnite, Scholarship Fund Drive, FTA, AFS MISTOFSKY, JOSEPH—Track, Soccer MODELL, STEVEN—Spanish Club, UN Club. JETS MOHRMANN, NANCY—Concert Choir, Softball, Girls' Glee Club, Scholarship Fund Drive, Ten Little Indians, Candy Striper MOISUK, ROBERT—Rifle MOLTZ, ERICA—FTA, Sportnite, Service Club MONTAGNINO, MICHAEL—J.V. Soccer, J.V. Track MOORE, CAROL—Concert Choir. Softball, Badminton, Volleyball, Sportnite, Girls' Glee Club, Scholarship Fund Drive, FNA, The Unsinkable Molly Brown MORALES, NELLY MORRIS, GARY—J.V. Soccer, Varsity Soccer MORSE, CAROLE—National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Spanish Club, Thespians, Scholarship Fund Drive, Art Service Club, G.O. Publicity, Sportnite, Badminton, Volleyball MORTENSEN, CATHY—Leader Corps MORTMAN, STEVEN MOSKOW, ELLEN—Sider Press, Sportnite, AFS, Scholarship Fund Drive, Service Club MULLER, ELISE—Sportnite, DECA, Gymnastics, Tennis MULLINS. EILEEN—Softball, Gymnastics MUMFORD, BARARBA—FTA. Scholarship Fund Drive, Gymnastics, Volleyball, Sportnite, Human Relations, French Newspaper MUSCHERA, MARIANNE—Drill Team, Sportnite, Softball, Hockey, G.O. Rep. MUSCHIO, BARBARA Candy Striper, Usherette MYERS, MARY—Leader Corps (V.P.), National Honor Society, Scholarship Fund Drive, G.O. Rep., Concert Choir, Girls’ Glee Club, Field Hockey (Honor), Volleyball, Sportnite NACHSHIN, ROBERT—Key Club (Board), Jr. Prom (Chairman), UN Club, (V.P.), National Honor Society, Kiss Me Kate, Indoor Track, Concert Choir, Contemporary Student Form (Ed.), Sider Press, G.O. Rep., Thespians, Scholarship Fund Drive, Ten Little Indians NARIZZANO. EDWARD NASSOF, STEPHEN—UN Club (Pres.), National Honor Society, Arista, Key Club, JETS, French Newspaper (Ed.), Honor Usher, Scholarship Fund Drive NATOLI, ANGELO NEGRIN, NEIL—Sider Press (Ed ), Key Club (Treas.), Arista, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Scholarship Bowl, JETS, Softball, Scholarship Fund Drive, Honor Usher NEUBAUER, ROBERT 185 NICHOLS, DAVID—National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Stage Crew, Thespians, Auntie Marne, The Unsinkable Molly Broun, The Great Sebastians, Kiss Me Kate, Ten Little Indians NICOSIA, RICHARD—Varsity Football, Wrestling NOLAN. ROBERT—Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club, Leader Corps NOON. THOMAS NORMAN, LESLEY—Spindrift, Spanish Club. Scholarship Fund Drive, FTA, Sportnite, Service Club, Sider Press NUARA, FRANK—Spanish Club, Scholarship Fund Drive NYBERG, RICHARD—Varsity Basketball OBRIEN, MORGAN—Varsity Soccer, J.V. Soccer, Band, Concert Band, Softball O'CONNELL, CAROL—Girls' Glee Club, Tennis, Badminton, Sportnite. Concert Choir OHRINGER, JEFFREY—Soccer, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track O'KEEFE. JACQUELINE—Concert Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Volleyball, Sportnite, Hockey, Softball, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, DECA, Scholarship Fund Drive OLIVER, PAT—G.O. Rep., Volleyball, Tennis, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Sportnite ONDRA. STEVEN—West Side Story O'ROURKE, MICHELLE—Candy Striper, Sportnite, Volleyball, Archery ORZANO, VINNIE OSSIAS, GAIL—FTA, French Club, Candy Striper PAGANI, ALBERT—Kiss Me Kate, Thespians, Bye, Bye Birdie, Ten Little Indians PAGE, EDWARD—Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Club, National Honor Society PAGONIS, ATHENA—Volleyball, Sportnite, Hockey, Soft-ball, G.O. Rep. PALLADINO, DONN—Kiss Me Kate, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, The Great Sebastians, Ten Little Indians, Spanish Club, Art Service Club PALUMBO, JANYCE—Concert Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Sider Press, French Club, Thespians, The Unsinkable Molly Broun, Kiss Me Kate, The Great Sebastians, Ten Uttle Indians, Volleyball, Tennis, Spindrift PANTIEL LEWIS PARENTS, GARY—Basketball, Key Club PARENTE, RICHARD—Key Club, Basketball PARKER. JAY—Varsity Track, Leo Club, Math Club, JETS PARKER, SUSAN—Candy Striper, Art Service Club PARUCH, ROSE ANN—Thespians (Pres.), Art Service Club. Auntie Mame, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Kiss Me Kate, The Great Sebastians, Ten Little Indians, Scholarship Fund Drive, Mother-Daughter Dinner PARVIS, CHRIS PAUKER, GENETTE—Leader Corps (Pres.), Drill Team (Co-Capt), Go-Getters, National Honor Society, Spindrift, AFS, FTA, French Honor Society, Scholarship Fund Drive, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Sr. Prom, Volleyball, Tennis, Sportnite PAULITSCH, ROBERT PEARLE, JUDY—French Club, AFS, The Great Sebastians, Sportnite, Badminton PEARSON, BARBARA—National Honor Society, World Interest Club, Human Relations Club (Treas.), Folk Guitar Club, Tennis, French Newspaper PEARSON. SANDY PECHENIK, JAN—National Honor Society, French Honor Society, JETS. Sider Press, Lens, French Newspaper, Folk Guitar Club, Arista PEPPERMAN, ANITA—Girls' Glee Club, Concert Choir, Sportnite, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Volleyball, Softball, Scholarship Fund Drive PERLIN, DEBORAH—FNA (Pres.), Candy Striper, Scholarship Fund Drive PERRY, MARTIN—Leo Club PEYCKE, PHYLLIS PFAUS, MARGI—Sportnite, Spindrift, Service Club, FTA, AFS. Mother-Daughter Dinner, Tennis PHELAN, TOD PHILLIPS, JUDY—Art Service Club, Sportnite, Gymnastics, FTA, Mother-Daughter Dinner PICCOLO, SARAH—Candy Striper, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Sportnite PICK, BETTEJANE—Sportnite, Volleyball, Badminton, Softball, Sr. Prom, Mother-Daughter Dinner PICKERING. JOHN—J.V. Football, Indoor Track PIELOCH, CHRISTINE PILGRIM, JERRY—Scholarship Fund Drive PITIGER, ROBYN—Candy Striper, Volleyball, Badminton, Sportnite, National Honor Society, Leader Corps, Go Getters PLATT, LYNNE—Leader Corps, Drill Team (Capt.), Spindrift, (Copy Ed.), Arista, FTA. Service Club, Scholarship Fund Drive, Volleyball, Badminton, Sportnite PODIAS. VASILIA—Spanish Club POLESHUK, AMY—Sr. Class Sec., Girls' State, Drill Team. FTA. Mother-Daughter Dinner, Sportnite, Hockey, Volleyball, Softball, Badminton, Tennis, Gymnastics POPICK, STEVE—Thespians, Talent Show, G.O. Rep., Concert Choir, Glee Club, Auntie Mame, The Unsinkable Molly Brown. The Great Sebastians, Kiss Ate Kate, Ten Little Indians, West Side Story POSTERARO, JOHN POSTMAN, MERRI PRITZKER, PAMELA—Lens, Sider Press, World Interest Club (Sec.), Folk Guitar Club (Pres.), Human Relations Club PRODIS, JOHN PRESS, GAIL—FTA, Service Club, Candy Striper, Spanish Honor Society PRESS, JON—Sider Press (News Ed.), World Interest Club, Model Congress, Lens, Human Relations Club, Scholarship Bowl, National Honor Society PRESTI, HELENA—Sportnite, Mother-Daughter Dinner PROCHILO. PHYLLIS PUMA, MICHAEL—Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Varsity Club PUPA, DOMINICK—Varsity Football PURCHIK, TEMA—Spanish Club, Volleyball, Spindrift, Sider Press QUINN, WILLIAM—Art Service Club, Scholarship Fund Drive, Spindrift, Sider Press, G.O. Rep. RAKOFSKY, KAREN—Thespians, Service Club, Scholarship Fund Drive, Modern Dance, Sportnite, Volleyball, Latin Club, The Unsinkable Molly Brown. Ten Little Indians, Auntie Mame, The Great Sebastians, Kiss Me Kate RANDSMAN, NANCY—FNA, AFS, Sportnite, Service Club RANFONE, DEBORAH RAPPAPORT, SUSAN—Leader Corps, Tennis, Latin Club, Spindrift RASO, JEFFREY REDO, SUSAN—Scholarship Fund Drive, Chorus, Candy Striper REGNIER, JAMES REICH, ERICA—Spanish Club, Sportnite REILLY. MARY REINERT, BARBARA—Glee Club, Sportnite, Candy Striper REMLEY. SANDRA RHEIN, GARY—Thespians. World Interest Club RINGLER, LOUISE—Service Club, French Club, French Honor Society, National Honor Society, FTA, Drill Team, Volleyball RIZZO. CATHIE ROBBINS, RONA—Human Relations Club, Folk Guitar Club, Volleyball. World Interest Club (Pres.) ROBUSTELLO, PHYLLIS—Spindrift, Sportnite, Volleyball RODRIGUEZ, VERONICA ROHR, NEIL—Varsity Track, J.V. Track, J.V. Basketball, G.O. Rep. ROMANELLO, JOHN ROSE, PEGGY—Leader Corps, National Honor Society, Soph. Class Treas., Sider Press (Circulation Ed.), Sportnite, FTA, Drill Team, Jr. Prom (Chairman), G.O. Cabinet, G.O. Rep., AFS, Human Relations Club, Scholarship Fund Drive, Volleyball, Tennis, Badminton ROSEN, JUDITH—World Interest Club (Treas.), Folk Guitar Club, Human Relations Club, Service Club, FTA ROSEN. MARTIN—DECA ROSENBERG, BURT—Dance Band, Stage Band. Swing Band, Concert Band, Concert Orchesta, Sider Press (Photographer), Music Appreciation Club ROSENBERG, ELAINE—FTA, G.O., Drill Team, Spanish Club. Sportnite, Volleyball ROSENBERG, HAROLD—Varsity Football, Kiss Me Kate, J.V. Football, J.V. Lacrosse, German Club (Treas.), G.O. Rep. ROSENSON. TERRY—G.O. Rep., Thespians, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Kiss A e Kate, Orchestra, Concert Choir, Organ Club, Sportnite, Talent Show ROSENKRANTZ, AVA—Sportnite, Art Service Club, Badminton, Spanish Club, Sider Press, Spindrift ROSS, WILLIAM—Concert Band, Concert Orchestra, Music Appreciation Club (Pres.), Biology Club, Radio Club, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Ten Little Indians, Service Club 186 ROTH, PATRICIA—FTA, Concert Choir, Volleyball, Girls' Glee Club, Softball, Sportnite, Jr. Prom. The Great Sebastians, Usherette. Kiss Me Kate, Ten Little Indians, DECA, Mother-Daughter Dinner ROTHSCHILD, JEFFREY—World Interest Club, Human Relations Club, Varsity Gymnastics ROTHENBERG, JO—Thespians, The Great Sebastians, Kiss Ale Kate. Ten Little Indians, FTA ROTHENBERG, MARK—Varsity Gymnastics, Interact, Biology Club, Scholarship Fund Drive ROTHHAUPT. ALICE—Volleyball, Sportnite, Girls' Glee Club ROTHSTON, JOANNE—Softball, Hockey, Volleyball, Girls' Glee Club, Sportnite ROWBOTTOM, HOLLY—Badminton, Volleyball, Sr. Prom, Mother-Daughter Dinner RUSSO, ANTHONY—Sr. Class Treas., National Honor Society, Varsity Football (Co-Capt.), Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Wrestling SACK, MICHAEL—Spindrift (Sports Ed ), National Honor Society, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Indoor Track, Varsity Outdoor Track, Leader Corps, Latin Club, French Newspaper (Sports Ed.), Scholarship Fund Drive SAFT, CINDY—DECA SAGGESSE, LISA—Sportnite, FTA, Sr. Prom, Spindrift SALA, JOSEPH—Concert Band SALANITRO, MARY—Sportnite, Modern Dance SASSON, ROBERT—National Honor Society, JETS (Pres.), Varsity Outdoor Track (Mgr.), Varsity Indoor Track (Mgr.), Spanish Club (V.P.), Arista, Math Club (Sec.-Treas.) SANDBERG, RENA—Sportnite, Service Club, Drill Team, FTA, Spindrift, Volleyball, Badminton, Thespians, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Sr. Prom SAVIK. BRUCE SCHECTER, JUDY—FTA, AFS, Scholarship Fund Drive SCHEINER, MARGIE—Candy Striper, Sider Press, Sportnite, Volleyball, Badminton SCHENKER, ROBERT—Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Leader G rps, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Football SCHER, JEFF—Scholarship Fund Drive, Softball SCHER, TONY—UN Club, Basketball SCHILLACI, GINNY SCHLOSSBERG, IRENE—Leader Corps, FTA, Scholarship Fund Drive, Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Sportnite, Sider Press SCHMAUDER, DIANNE—Softball, Gymnastics, Sportnite, Tumbling, Girls’ Glee Club SCHNEIDER, MICHAEL—Math Club (Pres.), JETS (V.P.), Interact, Chess Club, Sider Press, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Scholarship Fund Drive SCHOEFFLER. PEGGY—Gymnastics, National Honor Society, Volleyball, JETS, Tumbling, Sider Press, Sportnite, AFS, Spanish Club, Flower Girl, Kiss Me Kate, Archery', Jr. Prom, Candy Striper, Scholarship Fnud Drive SCHOEN, MICHELE—FTA, DECA SCHWARTZ, ALAN—Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Club SCHWARTZ, FRANCES—Service Club, Spanish Club, Sportnite, Volleyball SCHWARTZ, FREDERICKA — The Unsinkable Molly Brown, The Great Sebastians, Kiss Me Kate, Ten Little Indians, Thespians, Sportnite, Modern Dance. Sr. Prom SCHWARTZ, SUSAN—Thespians, The Unsinkable Molly Broun, Auntie Maine, The Great Sebastians, Kiss Me Kate. Art Service Club. World Interest Club, AFS SCHWARTZBERG, ROBERT SCHWEBEL, IRVING—Concert Choir, The Unsinkable Molly Broun, Ten Little Indians, West Side Story, Thespians, Bowling, Concert Ensemble SCHULMAN, SUE—FTA SCHULTE, KATHLEEN—Candy Striper SCURACHIO, DREW—JETS, Varsity Football SEIDERMAN, JAY—Interact, Contemporary Student Forum SEIFTS, ALBERT—Concert Band SELDES, DEBORAH—Sider Press (Associate Ed.), Spanish Honor Society (V.P., Treas.). National Honor Society, Arista, French Honor Society, Spindrift, Lens. Girls' Glee Club, Concert Choir. Scholarship Fund Drive, Spanish Club, Kiss Me Kate, AFS, FTA, Latin Club, Tennis, Jr. Prom, Drill Team, Sportnite, The Unsinkable Molly Brou n SELIN, JOANNE—Drill Team, Thespians, Concert Choir, Concert Ensemble, Girls' Glee Club, Art Service Club, Auntie Mame, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Ten Little Indians, Sider Press, Lens SENDROFF, MARK—National Honor Society, Key Club, Thespians, Concert Choir, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Lens, UN Club (Sec.), Contemporary Student Forum (Bus. Ed.), Kiss Me Kate, Sider Press, Spanish Club, Ten Little Indians, Spindrift, The Great Sebastians SESSA. PAT—Volleyball, Gymnastics, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Softball SEYMOUR, DOUGLAS SHARPE, DENNIS—Lacrosse. Wrestling SHECHTER, CLARRIE—Sportnite, Spindrift, Sider Press, Tennis, Volleyball, Art Service Club, Mother-Daughter Dinner, G O, Publicity SHELTON, JOHN SHEMIN, RICHARD—National Honor Society, Arista, Varsity Football. Key Club Scholarship .Fund Drive, Contemporary Student Forum (Ed.) SHIELDKRET, SUSAN—Scholarship Fund Drive, French Club (Pres., Sec.), French Honor Society (V.P.), Thespians (V.P.), World Interest Club, AFS, Auntie Mame, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, The Great Sebastians, Kiss Me Kate SHOCKET. DANIEL—Ten Little Indians, G.O. Rep., UN Club SHORT, KATHY—Gymnastics, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Softball, Volleyball SIGODA. RICHARD—Varsity Baseball, J.V. Bowling, DECA, Varsity Club, G.O. Rep. SILKEN, TERI—Badminton, Sportnite, Gymnastics, FTA, Concert Choir, Volleyball SILVER. GAIL—Modern Dance, Volleyball, FTA, Service Club, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Sider Press, Sportnite, Scholarship Fund Drive SILVERGLIT, RICHARD—Interact, Varsity Wrestling, Basketball, Softball SILVERMAN, IRA—JETS, Biology Club SIMMONS, JOAN—Sr. Prom, Mother-Daughter Dinner, DECA, The Great Sebastians SIMONETTA, ROSANN—Sportnite, Mother - Daughter Dinner SIMONSON, JANET—FTA, Latin Club, Scholarship Fund Drive, Volleyball, Softball, Ten Little Indians SKLAR, ILENE—Volleyball. Sportnite. Gymnastics SKLAROFF, JAMES—Sider Press, J.V. Track SLAVIN, LAURIE—Sportnite, AFS, Sider Press, Spindrift, Badminton, Volleyball, Drill Team, Go-Getters, FTA, G.O. Rep. SMIRCICH, ANN—DECA, Sportnite, Badminton, Softball, Volleyball SOBEL, JACK—G.O. V.P., Spanish Honor Society, Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Baseball, Sider Press, Arista, Honor Usher SOBEL, JUNE—Lens (Art Ed.), Spindrift (Art Ed.), French Newspaper (Art Ed.), AFS, Art Service Club, French Club. Ten Little Indians, Jr. Class Rep. SOFIA, JOSEPHINE—Tennis, Service Club SOKOLOW, LYNN—Gymnastics, Badminton, Tumbling, FTA, Service Club, Scholarship Fund Drive, Spindrift, Auntie Mame, Sr. Prom, Sportnite SOMMERS, MARTY—Key Club, Scholarship Fund Drive SORRENTINO, TONY—J.V. Soccer, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Leader Corps SNYDER. TRUDT—Thespians, Spanish Honor Society, Sider Press, Spindrift, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Kiss Me Kate. G.O. Talent Show, Scholarship Fund Drive, UN Club, Badminton, Flower Girl SPETH, BARBARA—Candy Striper, Work Experience SPRAGUE, GARY—Varsity Bowling, Track, DECA SQUEO, ANTHONY—JETS, Scholarship Fund Drive STECKLER. SUSAN—DECA (Sec.), Spindrift, Sider Press, Tennis, Sportnite, Volleyball, Softball, G.O. Rep. STEIN, CAROL—Spanish Club, FNA, Concert Choir, Candy Striper, Girls’ Glee Club STEIN, MITCHELL—Varsity Soccer, J.V. Soccer, J.V. Baseball STERN, MARILYN—Thespians, FTA, Volleyball STERN, MINDY—Concert Choir, Softball, Talent Show STEWART STEVE—Varsity Football. All-Scholastic Football, Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Basketball, Leader Corps, Varsity Club, Blier Club, A.A. (Pres.) STONE, FORDYCE—Varsity Riflery STRAUSS, KEN—Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Gymnastics STRAUSS, STEVEN—Baseball, (Mgr.) STILWAGEN, WILLIAM—Football. Wrestling, Lacrosse, Track STURCKEN, CHARLIE—Soph. Class Rep. 187 SUPER. JANET TAGLIANETTI. MARI—DECA TANNER. DEBBIE—Gymnastics, Sportnite TARASIEWICZ. JOANNE—DECA. Chorus TAUBMAN, FRED—National Honor Society, Arista, Concert Band, Varsity Cross-County (Mgr.), Varsity Wrestling (Mgr.), Varsity Baseball (Mgr.), Sider Press, Debate Club, Key Club. Chess Club, Dance Band. G.O. Rep. TEFEL. AL—Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Lacrosse, Service Club TEITLER. THERESA—Modern Dance, Kiss Me Kate, The Unsinkable Molly Broun, Service Club, G.O. Rep., Art Service Club TERMINI, ANGELO—Varsity Soccer, J.V. Soccer, Track, Concert Band, Service Club, Talent Show TERMINI. CHARLES—G.O. Rep., Varsity Baseball, Varsity Soccer, Service Club. Talent Show TESSEYMAN, JUDY—DECA THOMAS. MARY THOMPSON. GEORGE TIERNEY. KATHLEEN—Sportnite, Spanish Club, Volleyball, Jr. Prom TONS, DOUGLAS—Band TOPP, ELLEN—FTA, Contemporary Student Forum, French National Honor Society, French Club TORNELLO, VINCENT—Concert Band, Concert Orchestra, Swing Band, Drum Major, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Kiss Me Kate, West Side Story, NYSSMA Sectionals TOWERS, KATHLEEN—Varsity Cheerleader, Badminton, Volleyball, Gymnastics, Sportnite, Softball, Mother-Daughter Dinner TRAPANI. JOAN—Art Sen-ice Club, Ski Club TUCCILLO. DEBRA—DECA TUOHY, KATHLEEN—Candy Striper, Gymnastics, Jr. Prom, Kiss Me Kate, Sportnite, Badminton, Volleyball, Archery, Sider Press VAN WICKLER, RICHARD VARRICHIO, JAMES VENTIMIGLIA, MARIE—Candy Striper, Sportnite VENTSEL, KARIN—Tennis, Sportnite VERITY, PATRICIA—Concert Choir, Girls’ Glee Club, Tennis. Volleyball VERITY, WANDA—Gymnastics, Lens. Art Service Club, Sider Press, Softball, Volleyball. Drill Team, Scholarship Fund Drive VIEIRA. SANDRA—Chorus, Girls’ Glee Club. Concert Choir, Tennis VITULANO, ROSEANNE—FTA, FNA, Band, Candy Striper, Tennis, Volleyball, Spindrift, G.O. Rep., Scholarship Fund Drive VLAHAKIS, JAMES—Scholarship Fund Drive, DECA, Bowling, Track VOLPE, BARBARA—Volleyball, Concert Choir, Girls’ Glee Club, Modern Dance. Spanish Club VON SCHILLING, HERBERT—German Club (Pres.), National Honor Society, Ten Little Indians, Chess Club, Arista, Interact WAHL, WILLIAM WAHRMAN. MONA—Badminton, FTA, Spindrift, French Club, Service Club. AFS, Volleyball WALDINGER, PAUL—Band, German Club, Biology Club, Scholarship Fund Drive, AFS, Math Club WALLACE, LEE—Varsity Football, Varsity Indoor Track, Varsity Outdoor Track, Varsity Club, National Honor Society. Band, Orchestra, All State-Sectional Orchestra WALPOLE, MAUREEN—Volleyball, Gymnastics WALSH, COLLEEN—National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Spanish Club, Spanish Newspaper, FTA, Candy Striper, G.O. Rep., Volleyball, Tennis, Sportnite, Contemporary Student Forum, Latin Club, Scholarship Fund Drive. Ten Little Indians WALTHER, MAUREEN—Tennis WALTON, RICHARD—Cross Country. Softball WARD, DENNIS—Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse WARD. FRANK WASSERMAN, MARCINE—AFS. Sportnite, Volleyball, G.O. Rep., Scholarship Fund Drive WASSERMAN, MICHAEL—Softball, Basketball WASSERMAN, ROBERT—National Honor Society, Interact, Spindrift (Soph. Ed.), Biology Club, Varsity Baseball WATSON, LYNN—Spindrift. Candy Striper. Scholarship Fund Drive, Contemporary Student Forum, Concert Choir, Girls' Glee Club, German Club, Sportnite, Tennis, Volleyball. Badminton WEBER, CARMINE—Island Park Key Club, Track WEBER, GALE—Go-Getters, G.O. Rep., Scholarship Fund Drive, Spindrift, Sr. Prom WEBSTER, PAULA—Candy Striper, G.O. Rep., Scholarship Fund Drive, Tennis, FNA, Spindrift, Volleyball, Sportnite. Spanish Club, Contemporary Student Forum, Mother-Daughter Dinner WEINBERG, ARNOLD—Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, G.O. Rep., Gymnastics, Leader Corps, Varsity Club WEINER. LAURENCE—Indoor Track. Outdoor Track, Interact. National Honor Society, Scholarship Fund Drive, Softball, Basketball WEIS, ANDREW—National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Biology Club (Pres.), Interact, JETS, Leo Club, Scholarship Fund Drive, Softball WEISFELD, ALAN—J.V. Basketball, Spanish Club (V.P.), DECA. Sailor Shop, Track, Biology Club WEISSMAN, ELAINE—Go-Getters (V.P. Honor Board 10, 11), Sportnite (Cheerleader), AFS, Volleyball, Spindrift, Human Relations Club, Softball, Gymnastics, Tennis. G.O. Rep. WEITZMAN, ROBERT:—Varsity Football, Lacrosse WEITZMAN, WILLIAM—Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Leader Corps WELS, SUSAN WELSCH. STEPHEN—Chess Club WENDER, ALICE—Spanish Club, FTA, Service Club (V.P.), Tennis, Lens, Spindrift WESTON, TOBY—Soph. Class V.P., Jr. Class Sec., Sr. Class V.P., Varsity Cheerleader (Capt.), French Club, Lens, Volleyball, Spindrift, Art Service Club, G.O. Rep., Mother-Daughter Dinner. Candy Striper WILHELMSEN, ANN—Candy Striper, FNA, Girls' Glee Club, Spindrift WILSON, ROBERT—Varsity Soccer WINER. TIRZA—Leader Corps, Band. Orchestra, French Club. Badminton, Volleyball, Softball WIRTH. ROBERT WISNIEWSKI, AGNES—Badminton, Volleyball, Sportnite, Leader G rps WNOROWSKI. MITCHELL—Varsity Football (Mgr.), Biology Club, Latin Club, Debate Club, Scholarship Fund Drive W'OYTISEK, GAIL—Sportnite, Gymnastics, Scholarship Fund Drive, Softball. Hockey, J.V. Cheerleader, Candy Striper, Sr. Prom WYMAN, ROBERT—Varsity Gymnastics, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, JETS. Spanish Club, Biology Club, Sider Press, Arista WYNNE, THOMAS—Concert Band YALE, DEBBIE—GO. Rep., Mother-Daughter Dinner, Hockey, Sportnite, Scholarship Fund Drive YASENCHAK, ROSEMARY—Spindrift, Candy Striper, Scholarship Fund Drive, Flower Girl, The Unsinkable Molly Broun, FTA, The Great Sebastians, French Club. Badminton, Volleyball, Softball ZAKEL, WILLIAM—Wrestling ZEHNGEBOT, LEE—Band, Latin Club, Sider Press, Island Park Key Club ZIMKIND, EILEEN—Leader Corps, Sportnite, Scholarship Fund Drive, Sr. Prom, Volleyball. AFS, Spindrift ZINDMAN. DALE—Sportnite, Volleyball. Scholarship Fund Drive, Go-Getters, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Softball. Spindrift ZINKOFSKY. RONNI—Sportnite (Dancer, Cheerleader Co-Capt.), Go-Getters, Leader Corps. J.V. Cheerleader, Art Service Club, Varsity Cheerleader, Bandminton, Volleyball ZODI, SUSAN—Leader G)rps (Honor Board), National Honor Society, Go-Getters (Pres.), Sportnite, Lens, Scholarship Fund Drive, Volleyball, Tennis, Badminton, G.O. Rep. ZOTTOLI, DANIEL ZUCKER, GERALDINE—Volleyball, Kiss Me Kate, The Great Sebastians, Ten Little Indians, The Unsinkable Brown, Sr. Prom ZWEIG, BEVERLY—National Honor Society, Scholarship Fund Drive, FTA. Spanish Club 188 Mr. and Mrs. S. Ader Senior Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fox Mr. and Mrs. Harold Noon Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Adler Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Norman Mr. and Mrs. L. Agins Mr. and Mrs. J. Futterman Mr. and Mrs. P. Palumbo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ambrosini Mr. and Mrs. Harold Garland The Paruch Crew Mr. and Mrs. H. Andreoli Mr. and Mrs. H. Goodwin Dr. and Mrs. Edward Pauker Mr. and Mrs. G. Ash Mr. Georges Gurdjieff Mr. and Mrs. A. Perlio Mr. and Mrs. J. Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Mr. and Mrs. A. Pick Mr. and Mrs. H. Azzaro Mr. and Mrs. D. Happ Pixie vlr. and Mrs. B. Baardsen Mr. and Mrs. W. Heidel Mr. and Mrs. Leo Platt Mr. and Mrs. V. Bain Mr. and Mrs. Morris Horowitz Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Poleshuk Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bakal Dr. and Mrs. N. 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Y. 11572 Best of Luck to the CLASS OF '68 from the It's Our Haircut That Counts OHS AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Good Luck From 2865 Long Beach Road Oceanside, N. Y. 11572 LINCOLN STATIONERY FAUST MARTINS TV 28 Atlantic Ave. Oceanside, N. Y. Sales — Service HiFi — Stereo — Auto Radio 10% G.O. Discount RO 6-9557 Tel. OR 8-2096 CLAY THOMAS, Ltd. MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR SMILES STORES At the triangle in Oceanside Great Lincoln Shopping Center Oceanside, L. 1., N. Y. JOE'S BICYCLE SHOP Wm. R. Hoffman 2814 Long Beach Road Oceanside, N. Y WATCHMAKER — JEWELER RO 6-6021 349 Long Beach Rd. Oceanside, N. Y. JOE TERZO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT (PIZZA COVE) Private Room for Parties Congratulations to the Class of '68 from 2863 Woods Avenue, Cor. Apking Street Oceanside, N. Y. ADELSON'S BOYS UNIVERSITY SHOP 22 North Park Ave. Rockville Centre, N. Y. STERLING'S PHARMACY ROckville Centre 4-0763 SOUTH SHORE FABRICS, INC. 318 Sunrise Highway Morton Fuchs Yard Goods — Patterns — Notions Slip Covers Made To Order Rockville Centre, N. Y. RO 6-0111 381 Long Beach Rd. Oceanside, N. Y. 202 Walk together, talk together O ye peoples of the earth. Then, and only then, Shall ye have peace. —Sanskrit GRABAITS Garden Supplies and Tools 456 Sunrise Highway Rockville Centre, N. Y. VILLAGE PHOTO SHOP 19 So. Park Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. Between Merrick Rd. Lincoln Ave. RO 6-3094 Since 1921 Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1968 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE OCEANSIDE CHAPTER Greetings from the LATIN CLUB 'Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit —Vergil Acknowledgements INSIDE COVER-----------------------------------------Randy Arms DIVIDER SKETCHES___________________________________________June Sobel POETRY--------------------------------------------Ellen Balzer Sue Blumenfeld Carol Leicher Karen Mann Photo on page 8 by Newsday, Long Island. Special recognition to Ricki Mass and Carol Leicher. 203 Index Administration___________________________________________ 13 Advertisements _______________________________________ 190 American Field Service ------------------------------ 129 Arista _________________________________________________ 111 Art Department___________________________________________ 29 Art Service Club_______________________________________ 119 Badminton ______________________________________________ 148 Band____________________________________________________ 134 Baseball „................... -....................... 172 Basketball______________________________________________ 166 Biology Club____________________________________________ 125 Board of Education_______________________________________ 16 Bowling ________________________________________________ 164 Business Department______________________________________ 24 Cafeteria Staff _________________________________________ 30 Candy Stripers ----------------------------------------- 122 Cheerleaders____________________________________________ 144 Chess Club______________________________________________ 125 Club X ................................................. 131 Concert Choir __________________________________________ 133 Contemporary Student Forum______________________________ 131 Cross Country___________________________________________ 160 Custodial Staff__________________________________________ 30 Debate-Discussion Club _________________________________ 131 D E C A............................................... 121 District Office _________________________________________ 17 Drill Team _____________________________________________ 145 English Department ______________________________________ 20 Epilogue________________________________________________ 178 Exchange Student _______________________________________ 129 Faculty _________________________________________________ 20 Field Hockey____________________________________________ 147 Football _______________________________________________ 157 French Club_____________________________________________ 126 French Honor Society____________________________________ 126 Future Nurses of America________________________________ 122 General Organization ___________________________________ 109 German Club ____________________________________________ 128 Girls’ Leader Corps_____________________________________ 142 Glee Club_______________________________________________ 133 Go-Getters _____________________________________________ 118 Golf ................................................. 164 Gymnastics: Boys’ ____________________________________________ 162 Girls’ ___________________________________________ 149 Home Economics Department_______________________________ 29 Human Relations Club___________________________________ 130 Indoor Track___________________________________________ 170 Interact_______________________________________________ 118 U’s Academic ___________________________________________ 88 JETS.......—......................................... 123 Junior Class Officers___________________________________ 98 Key Club: Island Park ______________________________________ 117 Oceanside_________________________________________ 117 Lacrosse _____________________________________________ 174 Language Department_____________________________________ 25 Latin Club_____________________________________________ 128 Lens................................................ 116 Leo Club_______________________________________________ 124 Library Assistants_____________________________________ 119 Mathematics Department _________________________________ 22 Mathletes _______________________._____________________ 125 Modern Dance___________________________________________ 143 Mother-Daughter Dinner__________________________________ 84 National Honor Society_________________________________ 110 Orchestra ------------------------------------------- 134 Oceanside Technical School_____________________________ 120 Outdoor Track _________________________________________ 176 Physical Education Department___________________________ 26 Principal _____________________________________•________ 18 Prologue ________________________________________________ 2 Radio Club ____________________________________________ 124 Riflery _______________________________________________ 164 Sailor Shop ___________________________________________ 121 School Life ___________________________________________ 105 Science Department______________________________________ 23 Sectionals ____________________________________________ 135 Seniors ________________________________________________ 31 Senior Class Officers___________________________________ 88 Senior Directory ______________________________________ 181 Senior Poll_____________________________________________ 82 Service Club __________________________________________ 119 Sider Press__________________________________________ 112 Soccer ______________________________________________ 154 Social Studies Department ______________________________ 27 Sophomore Class Officers________________________________ 98 Spanish _______________________________________________ 127 Spanish Honor Society__________________________________ 127 Spindrift _____________________________________________ 114 Sportnight ____________________________________________ 150 Student Services Department_____________________________ 28 Superintendent__________________________________________ 17 Swing Band_____________________________________________ 135 Table of Contents________________________________________ 3 Tennis: Boys’ ............................................ 156 Girls’ ____________________________________________ 148 Ten Little Indians______________________________________ 86 Theatre Technicians____________________________________ 132 Thespians______________________________________________ 132 Twirlers ______________________________________________ 145 Underclassmen___________________________________________ 89 United Nations Club____________________________________ 130 Varsity Club___________________________________________ 153 Volleyball_____________________________________________ 147 World Interest Club____________________________________ 130 West Side Story________________________________________ 136 Wrestling______________________________________________ 168 Graduation is the commencement of an individual quest, the growth of a tree reaching for Light. It is the initiation of the search for true purpose. There is no end.