Oceanside High School - Spindrift Yearbook (Oceanside, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1982 volume:

OCEANSIDE HIGH SCHOOL R AND SKILLMAN AVENUES OCEANSIDE, NEW YORK VOLUME XLVIII We ve Only ust I3eyun 2 PROLOGUE PROLOGUE 3 JJ P, romiieS PROLOGCIE 5 LLLLLL 6 PROLOGUE PROLOG0E 7 8 PROLOGUE PROLOGUE 9 10 PROLOGUE 12 PROLOGUE 14 PROLOGUE 16 PROLOGUE r jye, A 18 PROLOGUE We ue $udt (J3ecfU.n PROLOGUE 19 Sharing J4, orizonS ok at Y]ew to %1$ PROLOGUE 21 Si lA atcli th an 9 e in 22 PROLOGUE PROLOGUE 23 Ot Over 24 PROLOGUE PROLOGUE 25 26 PROLOGUE t)ay to 2) ay PROLOGUE 27 So Wuck of J Mead 30 PROLOGUE 32 PROLOGUE I WV WWW Vwvvwvv VWvWVU BOARD OF EDUCATION Maryanne Lehrer President Howard Groveman Vice-President Maria Carrano Jerome Cline Donald S. Jackson Jay H. Korn 36 FACULTY Carol Kossoy DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION William F. Tucker Superintendent Victor A. Leccese Assistant Superintendent Ira Sarison Assistant Superintendent Gerald Jonas Practical Arts Allan Segal District Director, Music and Art Richard Vercruysse District Director, Physical Education and Health Services FACULTY 37 DR. THOMAS MARCELLO PRINCIPAL All of us make some judgments, explicitly or implicitly, concerning the objectives of education. When thinking about objectives, we must consider a number of key questions. To what extent should education be preparation for college or for employment? What kind of education is good preparation for life? What is the role of the student in relation to personality development, to health and physical fitness, and to citizenship education of each individual student? Whatever our judgments, it is important also to think in terms of how we will use what we have gained. I offer you this thought from W. H. P. Faunce: “Most Americans do value education as a business asset, but not as the entrance into the joy of intellectual experience or acquaintance with the best that has been said and done in the past. They value it not as an experience, but as a tool.” How will you value what you have gained? It is my hope that whatever your decision, you experience success, health and happiness. Dr. Thomas Marcello Principal 38 FACULTY RICHARD M. KRAEMER ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL ROSEMARY SUTMAN FRANK DAPOLITO ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS FACULTY 39 40 FACULTY English Henry Smith Chairperson John Brunetti Marianne Clisham Barry Kaplan John Kelleher Madelyn Pressman Diane Reinhardt Diane Honig Evelyn Pollack Phyllis Director A r K Richard Korn Edith Schlamm Anita Brancaccio Madeline Firriolo Larry Langman Philip Scott FACULTY 41 42 FACULTY Robert Sullivan Chairperson Marjorie Ferrugio Theodore Ehrman James Mulvey Concettina Andrews Harold Hanson Albert Murphy Nicholas Voulangas Vivian Krohn Thomas Montefinise Social Studies FACULTY 43 Paul Arms Chairperson 44 FACULTY Vincent Agoglia Frieda Bondell Alan Diamond Robert Moltisanti Gertrude Mulvihill Mary Perez Robert Bocchicchio Robert DeGeorge Marilyn Devine Marie Heinze Alan Hulsaver John McMullan Blanche Present Angelo Storti Jerry Tucker Susan Doll Robert Estes Carmine Ferraro Alan Ross Martin Rudolph Frances Scerbo Gharapet Simidian FACULTY 45 46 FACULTY Timothy Murray Chairperson, Pupil Services Daniel Bashner Sue Braca Martin Halpern Robert Saia Dolores Ehrlich Science Thomas Fetherston Walter Pearsall Chairperson Richard Graffigino Joel Edelstein Phillip Rowe Guidance FACULTY 47 Roy Mackie John Odulak George Smalling John Ellis Donald Hammer Russell Falzone Morton Horowitz Paul Spinelli Iris Mogul John Stile Doris Rosenberg Foreign Language , Diane Goldberg David Goldstein 48 FACULTY Heidi Campbell Lawrence Cascio District Coordinator for Language Claire Grauer Shelly Grossman Health Barbara Huegler Natalie Lewis Music FACULTY 49 ' Industrial Arts Elaine Klein Ruth Lehrman Edward Thomas 50 FACULTY Art Marilyn Coburn Alphonse Parise Jeanette Bohdal Nancy Fields Raymond Imbro William Manuel Work Experience Driver’s Education John Hay Andrew Scerbo Roy Kessenich Faye Koslow Samuel Torgan Manette Fokken Physical Education Grace Saacke FACULTY 51 Civil Service 52 FACULTY Elinore Harris Senior Stenographer Trudy Fox Clerk Helen Sullivan Administrative Assistant Florence Esrig Senior Library Clerk Joan Cegelski Clerk Gloria Hollman Clerk Harriet Baab Nurse Carol Hudak Principal Typist Clerk Shirley Cohen Clerk Ellen Hughes Clerk Gilda Fischer Nurse Irene Fantini Clerk Bernice Roseman Clerk Betty Dunwoody Clerk Lillian Lench Community Aide Marie Pagliarello Secretary Ann Steinfeld Senior Typist Clerk CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTODIAL STAFF 34 FACULTY SENIORS Mark Aberasturi Mark Abolafia 58 Seniors What talent! Stephen Balistreri , fP A •• Daniel Atkinson Mary Bain Teresa Attoinese Jacqueline Baker Lorraine Banner John Balder 60 SENIORS Michael Bedziner Cara Beberman Mary Barry Susan Becchina Sheri Bedell Gail Berkowitz SENIORS 61 Marc Berman Alan Bernstein 62 Karen Best Wendy Blacksin Gail Blanche Matthew Blank Bruce Bider David Birnbaum I Cheryl Bohenek Dawn Block Sean Bobitka Angela Bonacasa Kathy Bonilla It Michael Boccia Sharon Bobitka Leslie Bohm Robert Brady 64 SENIORS John Brockett Joan Lisa Brown Miriam Browning Laura Brush Kelley Burke SENIORS 65 Dianne Camacho Linda Capone Edward Capozzi Danny Carmiencke Keep smiling. People will wonder what you're up to. Joseph Carola 66 SENIORS Ray Carrano Karen Carter Anthony Casapini Joseph Cashetta SENIORS 67 Patricia Catanzaro Barbara Cetrino Kim Cheslock Michael Cervasio Eric Chernet 68 SENIORS Alicia Cimbora Thomas Circosta Doraine Cohen Donna Cohen Joseph Cino Abby Cohen Elisse Cohen SENIORS 69 Elliot Cohen Susanna Continenza Suzanne Connolly Patricia Conrad Kerry-Ann Costigan 71 Charles Connolly Diane Cornacchio Dale Corvino Terri Corso Frank Corona Where did you say the prom was? 72 SENIORS The Lone Math Teacher Matt Deedy Peter Deleonardis Patricia Delaney Rosanna de Guzman Angelica D’Elia Dawn DeMarchi SENIORS 73 James Devine Jeannie Denaro Douglas DiDominica Marc Devins Roissa DiGiovanni Mario De Pasquale Jill Dickler 74 SENIORS Colleen Donovan Barbra DiRienzo Mary Duet Charles Dixon Kevin Dooney Barry Duel SENIORS 75 Edward Egan 76 Janet Eichstadt Adam Eisenberg Andrew Engelhard James Entwistle Tracey Eisenberg Stephanie Elkin William Fanning Jeanine Ewers Kurt Fairchild Christine Farrell 77 Virginia Fett Stacy Feuer Diane Fichera 78 SENIORS Christopher Ferguson Andrea Fischer Gary Fish Diana Fisher Beth Fishkin Martin Fishkind Walker Flanary Louisa Fochetta Kathy Formont SENIORS 79 Karen Fields Stephen Filippazzo s Jane Franzese Gianna Frazier Bonnie Frey Andrew Freed Craig Friedland I knew the answer was “x — just testing. 80 SENIORS m Richard Forte Judy Franzese Alan Friedlander Jon Funk Russell Friedman David Friedman Dani Fusco Dawn Frisina | Eric Friedman Linda Froeder John Gajan SENIORS 81 James Gallagher Robin Genser Andrew Getreu Pamela Garvey Jeffrey Gershowitz 82 SENIORS Michael Giganti Scott Gilbert Anastasia Giummule Bonnie Giebfried Denise Gionta Donna Giampaolo Bruce Gillman Theresa Giusto SENIORS 83 Randi Goldstricker Steven Goldfarb Andrew Glickman Rina Goldman 84 Lori Goldberg Jeanne Goldie Gary Goldman Richard Glicksman Steven Golden Peter Goldschmidt Jerry Gordon Robin Gross Ivette Gonzalez What? No more yearbook deadlines? 86 SENIORS Carolyn Hanlon SENIORS 87 Michael Hennessy Richard Hennett 88 SENIORS Leon Hodes Lisa Horvath Joseph loco t Jan Jackrel Michael Incorvaia SENIORS 89 Warren Jacobs Thomas Jorglewich Robin Kaitz Donna Jarvis Michelle Just Douglas Kale 90 Christopher Johnston Keith Kaczmarick Andrew Kaplan Kathleen Kavanagh Scott Kaylin 91 Deborah Kaplan llene Kassimir Rebecca Kastin Linda Kastor Douglas Katz Pat Kapps Lisa Kassimir Lauren Klee Scott Klein Kristina Keena Jane Kolb Steven Kiesche John Koubiadis Wade Knapp Alan Klaben Steven Kramer 92 SENIORS Desiree Koehler Michael Kraut Nadine Kritzer David Kyler Bonnie Kreuzburg Sondra Krinsky Michele Labinger Joanne LaMarca SENIORS 93 Stacey Krowitz llise Kuba Richard Kunen Keith Laverty You wouldn't happen to be the Girls' Soccer team, would you? Margo LeBarbara 94 SENIORS Lawrence Lehrfeld David Leicht Donald LePore Jill Leviton Guess what I just did! Gary Levine Lisa Levitt Laurie Lewis SENIORS 95 Marcie Lieberman Michael Lippi Olivia Lodico Matthew Lipman Debbie Littman Helene Linden Lauren Litt Marianne Lo Dolce 96 SENIORS Mitchell Lubitz Theresa Lupoli Alyssa Lucas Barbara Mackie Ndncy Lowenstein SENIORS 97 Rodd Marcus Mark Markoulli Hipolito Marmol Leslie Marder Michelle Marks Jennifer Markard Amy Madanick Paul Manning Jeryl Marino Sally Matlack 100 SENIORS An uncanny resemblance! Walter Meyerback Alfredo Micalizzi Therese Melloni John Meunkle So you're the substitute teacher! Lorraine McSherry Michael Melley Barbara Mehlman SENIORS 101 Andrea Mokrzycki Mary Molinaro Eric Mintz Seth Miller Gary Michel Lisa Mileti Sandra Millan ■ Grace Misitano Patricia Mollo 102 SENIORS Scott Morrell David Montella Christopher Mullen Angela Moryc Rosemarie Murdy Steven Moore John Moran Neil Murphy Brian Muellers SENIORS 103 Anthony Mash Maria Mikias Vincent Mogaro William Murphy V wt IJI [ Kathleen Murray 104 Jonathan Madler Jill Mazinitsky Laurie Nostrand Jeffrey Nussbaum Renee Olsen Michael November Susan O’Grady Lori O’Neill Joan Pearsall I Bernard Pelgrim Joseph Pellegrino 106 SENIORS Michael Pearlman W s f 9 Paula Petrella Mark Pesso Lynn Petrillo Nancy Petrolino Teresa Pellerito Lena Pica Andrea Piccininni SENIORS 107 Regina Pickering 108 SENIORS Oceanside Rockettes Richard Popper Harlan Press Reach out and touch someone. Michael Post Patrick Quinn Robert Price Lucy Povinelli Susan Radack SENIORS 109 Kathy Reed Linda Rauch Karen Raimondi Michael Rebando Charles Reing 110 SENIORS Michael Rhodes Jody Rodriguez Andrew Rose Christina Romanelli Karen Ringh SENIORS 111 112 Howard Roth Ronna Rosenthal Lisa Ross Kevin Rubinstein Andrea Royere Jodi Roth Julie Roth I Robert Rubin Wendy Rubin Sara Rubinstein Kathy Ryan Jonathan Sack Marc Sacher Paul Saffioti Melissa Rudin John Russell Janet Sachsenmaier Beth Salvage 113 Catherine Sanacore Carla SanGiorgio 114 SENIORS Lisa Scazzero Kevin Schalk My mom says if I do my homework then I can go out and play. Jeffrey Sapan Linda Sapper Daniel Saxe Michael Schwasnick Salvatore Sciortino Andrew Schrifrin SENIORS 115 Debbie Seminara Lisa Seiferman Marc Sher Russell Shaw Kelley Shields Leslie Seinfeld Julie Selwyn Lisa Shulman Michael Sheinberg 116 SENIORS Eire Sikowitz Amy Sidney Russell Silver Brian Silver SENIORS 117 Peter Simeone Arthur Slifkin Nadine Smith Victoria Smith Allison Smith 118 Gary Siskin Lorraine Smith Andrea Smookler Barry Soren Stefanie Spanier 1 19 Lauren Sobel Robert Sorenson Debra Sobel ■ Lucas Sofocli Gary Stark Carlton St. Bernard Raymond Stamile Erica Spiegel Richard Steiner JoAnn Spurlock Eric Steinzor 120 SENIORS Michael Stecker Scott Spector Leonard Stein Randi Strauss Robert Strassberg Lisa Stuber SENIORS 121 Amy Tannenbaum Richard Tarangelo Steve Taromina Vincent Thorne Patricia Tillem Michael Tirado Mark Tischler The S.A.T.'s are Saturday? This Saturday? Tomorrow? 122 SENIORS Jayne Treacy SENIORS 123 Donna Troiano Marie Trutt Akelda Tutora Loretta Trotta Lonnie Tuman Dean Glip 124 SENIORS Linda (Jllmeyer Andrew Verity Gina Visconti Michael Verga Janet Viola Ralph Van Duzee Stanford Verity Denise Vissichelli SENIORS 125 Howard Warshaw Diane Weiser Jeffrey Williams Diane Wigand Thomas Wood Caryn Winkler Donald Williams lllana Wiseman Would you believe that I'm 104 years old? Jay Wolitz 128 SENIORS Cindy Wright SENIORS 129 David Zafonte Joseph Zappa Howard Zodicoff Edward Zang Marc Zand 130 SENIORS Kathleen Zullo William McNaught Tanya Tumbelaka Vicki Zwart Janet Sachenmaier Christopher Adams SENIORS 131 Mark Aberasturi — Varsity Soccer, J.V. Basketball Mark Abolafia — Varsity Soccer, Varsity Lacrosse, Ski Club Wendy Altman — Thespians, Interact, Shutterbug Club, Wrestling Manager “The road to a friend's house is never long.'1 Mary Amann — S.C.O.P.E., National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Spindrift Faculty Editor, Wrestling Manager Vicki Aronson — Leo Club, Key Club, Spindrift, Shutter-bug Club We can’t return, we can only look behind from where we came. Teresa Attoinese — Y.A.C. President, National Honor Society, Law Club President, Marching Band — Color-guard Captain, Varsity Bowling, Mother-Daughter Dinner A friend is someone who knows everything about you, but likes you anyway.” Mary Bain — Oliver. Sport-nite. Oceanography Life is too short, so why waste precious time. Jacqueline Baker — Concert Choir President and Vice President, Concert Ensemble, Li’l Abner, Spindrift Per forming Arts Editor, Finian’s Rainbow, N.Y.S.S.M.A., A Christmas Carol Life is fortified by friendship. To love and be loved is the greatest existence. Stephen Balistreri — And we are all merely players, performers and portrayers. Lorraine Banner — Leader Corps, Oceanography, Ski Club. Sportnite Now some say forget the past and some say don't look back, but for every breath you take you leave a track Elysa Baron — Ski Club, D.E.C.A., Key Club, Gymnastics, Sportnite The better to hear you with . . .AC. and E.B. 11 18 80 Mary Barry — All County Lacrosse, Varsity Soccer If you look, see, feel what you want to be . . . you may become. Cara Beberman — Key Club, Leo Club, G.O. Senator There is no need for an outpouring of words to explain oneself to a friend. Friends understand each other's thoughts even before they are spoken. Susan Becchina — Thes pians, Li'l Abner, The Good Doctor, A Christmas Carol Michael Bedziner — Ski Club. Write-On Larry Bellings — Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, J.V. Wrestling Gail Berkowitz — Spanish Club Marc Berman — Varsity Lacrosse Karen Best — Thespians, I Remember Mama Crew, Li'l Abner Props Crewhead, Grease Props Crewhead, The Good Doctor Props Crewhead, Finian's Rainbow Props Crewhead. Interact, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Concert Choir Bruce Bider — Sider Press Theatre Critic, O.H.S. Drama Publicist, Thespians, Finian's Rainbow, Li’l Abner, I Remember Mama, Concert Choir, Concert Ensemble Do unto your neighbor as you would have him do unto you. David Birnbaum — Hebrew Club President, Debate Club Co-Chairman. Oceanside Television Production Club, Recording Club Desire for nothing except desirelessness, Hope for nothing except to rise above all hopes, Want nothing and you will have everything.” Wendy Blacksin — Go-Getters, Dungeons and Dragons Club Treasurer Keep close to your heart these years of youth, Never again will these times be upon you. Matthew Blank — S.C.O.P.E., Sider Press, Winter Track, Key Club Dawn Block — D.E.C.A., Leo Club, G.O. Senator You will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not. Michael Boccia — Karate Club Vice President The future's uncertain, the end is always near.” Angela Bonacasa — Follow your dreams wherever they lead . . Marc Brandes — Varsity Tennis, Ski Club, Sider Press, S.C.O.P.E., Concert Band, Marching Band Someday, well all look back and it will all seem funny. Robert Braun — Oceanside Television Production Club John Brehm — National Honor Society, Varsity Soccer Captain, Winter Track, Chess Club Patricia Brew — National Honor Society. Y.A.C. Vice President. Go Getters Secretary, Latin Club, Library Club We must cast away our fears for all the years will come and go to ake us up — always up. John Brockett — Varsity Baseball Lenny Brodsky — Varsity Tennis, Varsity Football. S.C.O.P.E., Key Club Vice President, Sider Press Peter Bromberg — Varsity Tennis, Sider Press Lisa Brown — School is over and gone so fast; so look to the future and hold onto your past. Miriam Browning — Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you've got. Laura Brush — Varsity Bowling Kim Buckner — National Honor Society, S.C.O.P.E., Key Club, J.V. Badminton Manager, G.O. Senator If dreams came true, oh wouldn't that be nice. Kelley Burke — Key Club Co-President, Sider Press, Leo Club, G.O. Senator. Home coming Committee You can never be too rich or too thin! Regina Burke — Sportnite, Oceanography I've got no expectations to pass through here again.” Michael Cannillo — What’s happening! Edward Capozzi — Varsity Football Joseph Carola — Oceanside Television Production Club Vive Les Nordiques! Karen Carter — Varsity Soccer, J.V. Volleyball Don't dream it. be it.” James Casey — D.E.C.A., Interact. National Honor Society, Concert Choir, Concert Ensemble, Thespians. Pippin Crew, I Remember Mama, Li’l Abner, Grease Crew, The Good Doctor, Finian’s Rainbow Stage Manager, A Christmas Carol I celebrate the me yet to come; I toast to my own reunion when I become one with the sun. Patricia Catanzaro — Winter, spring, summer, or fall, all you have to do is call and I'll be there . . . you've got a friend.” Michael Cervasio — But that’s because . . . Eric Chernet — Recording Club President The song remains the same Gina Ciaschi — Sportnite Don’t worry about it.” Alicia Cimbora — You must blaze a trail of your own, alone, but keep in mind . . . don't live today for tomor row, like you were immortal. Abby Cohen — The Good Doctor, Thespians, Interact Historian, National Honor Society, Chess Club, I Remember Mama Crew, Ski Club, J.V. Softball Manager, Pippin Painting Crew Spread your wings and fly away, fly away far away. Donna Cohen — Spindrift Layout Editor, Key Club If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it's yours. If it doesn’t, it never was. Doraine Cohen — Write-On Co-Editor Alison Coleman — Sider Press, S.C.O.P.E. Correspondence Chairman Looks like we made it. Dale Corvino — Interact Secretary, French Club Treasurer, Shutterbug Club Treasurer, Key Club, Thespians, National Honor Society, I Remember Mama Stage Crew, Li’l Abner, Grease Painting Crewhead, The Good Doctor, Finian’s Rainbow This is near. . . this is far.” Joseph Dantona — Varsity Football Pardon the crazy way I behave and the things I say. Patti Delaney — Go-Getters, Library Assistant, Guidance Assistant Give prosperity a chance to grow! Jeannie Denaro — Marching Band, Colorguard, Y.A.C. Secretary, Concert Choir. Go-Getters If we had the chance to do it all again, would we? Jill Dickler — Thespians Treasurer, Finian’s Rainbow, Li'l Abner, I Remember Mama. A Christmas Carol, Marne, Concert Choir, Mother-Daughter Dinner I'm looking for windows in the sky; a supernatural paradise is the place I am looking for. All I need is a miracle divine. William Dolan — G.O. Senator I want to see what’s never been seen, I want to live that age old dream. Kevin Dooney — Ski Club Can you see them, see right through them? They have no shield, no secrets to reveal. Barry Duel — S.C.O.P.E. Technical Supervisor, Sider Press Technical Coordinator. Pippin Lighting Crewhead, A Midsummer Night's Dream Lighting Crewhead, I Remember Mama Lighting Crewhead. Li'l Abner, The Good Doctor, The Fan-tasticks Lighting Crewhead, Grease Lighting Crewhead, Key Club. Spindrift Performing Arts Editor, W.H.A.M. President, Thespians, National Honor Society Life is like juggling. I can’t figure out why, though. It just is. Mary Duet — Library Aide Peter Durand — Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball Michael Dym — National Honor Society. Key Club, S.C.O.P.E., Sider Press, Latin Club Gary Edelstein — Sider Press Sports Editor, S.C.O.P.E. Publicity Chairman, National Honor Society, Key Club Secretary, Student-Teacher Liaison Committee, Ski Club, Track Forget what life used to be. You are what you choose to be. It's whatever it is you see that life will become. Andrew Engelhard — Marching Band, Concert Band, Key Club, Li'l Abner, S.C.O.P.E., Finian's Rainbow. Hebrew Club Vice President. Debate Club Chairman It's never too late to have a happy childhood. James Entwistle — Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Soccer. G.O. Senator, Leo Club, D.E.C.A., Ski Club. Oceanography, Alpine Club Jeanine Ewers — Sportnite, Basketball Kim Failla — G.O. President, Debate Club Secretary, In teract, Key Club. Sider Press. Sportnite, J.V. Soft-ball, Homecoming Co-Chairman, G.O. Secretary, Sophomore Class Treasurer, S.C.O.P.E., World Interest Club, Student Handbook Committee, Spanish Club Treasurer A good man is the best friend, and therefore soonest to be chosen, longer to be retained; and indeed, never to be parted with. Thomas Fanning — Mar ching Band, Concert Band. Stage Band I'll leave the quote to Bill. William Fanning — Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band “I’ll leave the quote to Tom. Christine Farrell — Basketball, Oceanography. Sport nite. Ski Club You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometime you just might find you get what you need. Harris Feinstein — Computer Lab Assistant, Computer Club Suzanne Felson — G.O. Vice President, Junior Class Treasurer, Thespians, Spin drift Senior Editor, Mame. Pippin, I Remember Mama, Li’l Abner, Grease. The Good Doctor Publicity Crewhead. A Christmas Carol, Finian's Rainbow. Homecoming Com mittee Co-Chairman, Na-tional Honor Society, Sider Press. Key Club. S.C.O.P.E., Prom Committee, Concert Choir, Concert Ensemble, Sportnite. Mother-Daughter Dinner But I still love those good times gone by. Hold on to them close, don’t let them go! Virginia Fett — Sportnite. Leader Corps, Oceanography Time may change me, but I can’t change time. Stacy Feuer — Sider Press Editor in Chief, S.C.O.P.E. Housing and Journal Chairman, World Interest Club, National Honor Society, Or chestra, Student-Teacher Liaison Committee, French Club. Hebrew Club. Key Club To every thing there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Diane Fichera — National Honor Society, Interact. J.V. Softball Karen Fields — Key Club. Spindrift Clubs Editor, Sider Press, Sportnite, Concert Choir Everybody has a place and time ... a chance to live . . . a need to find . . . We've all got something that we care about; I propose to find it out. Andrea Fischer — Thespians. Concert Choir. Concert Ensemble, Li'l Abner Lighting Crew, Grease Pain ting Crewhead. The Good Doctor Painting Crewhead. A Christmas Carol, Finian's Rainbow, Orchestra. Interact, Debate Club No straight lines make up my life. Beth Fishkin — Write-On Co Editor, A Midsummer Night's Dream We are such stuff as dreams are made of, and little life is rounded with a sleep. Kathy Formont — Spindrift Clubs Editor, Concert Choir, Key Club, Sportnite, Leo Club. S.C.O.P.E., Sider Press, National Honor Society So before we end and then begin, we ll drink a toast to how it’s been. A few more times that I can say how I've loved these days. Richard Forte — Chess Club President. National Honor Society, Mathletes Secretary, Hebrew Club. Physics Club, G.O. Senator Andrew Freed — J.V. Wrestling, Ski Club, Spindrift Bonnie Frey — Orchestra, Interact, Go-Getters It is easy in the world to live after the world's opinion; it is easy in solitude to live after your own; but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude. David Friedman — Thespians. Grease Crew, Finian’s Rainbow, A Christmas Carol, The Good Doctor Crew, Li’l Abner, Interact, National Honor Society. Spanish Club Russell Friedman — J.E.T.S. Vice President. S.C.O.P.E., Library Aide Boy, you’re gonna carry that weight, carry that weight a long time.” Jon Funk — Mister, I ain't a boy — no. I'm a man and I believe in the promised land. Dani Fusco — Sportnite Here's to what the future brings. I hope tomorrow you'll find better things. John Gajan — Varsity Football. Varsity Baseball James Gallagher — Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball Robin Genser — G.O. Senator, Leo Club. Sportnite We create our tomorrows by what we dream today. Steven Geraci — Track, World Interest Club, W.O.C.R. Jeffrey Gershowitz — Na tional Honor Society Vice President. World Interest Club Secretary, Law Club Vice President, Mathletes Captain, Chess Club It is better to reckon up our defects than to boast of our attainments. Andrew Getreu — Varsity Golf, Computer Club Steven Giacona — Winter Track, Spring Track, Wrestling. Shutterbug Club Accept what you cannot change . . . but change what you cannot accept. Bonnie Giebfried — Girls Varsity Soccer Captain, Varsity Bowling. J.V. Softball Cap tain. Varsity Softball. Sportnite Prop Captain, Go-Getters, Leader Corps, Oceanography One ceases to recognize the significance of mountain peaks if they are not viewed occasionally from the deepest valleys. Scott Gilbert — Varsity Soccer, Ski Club. Varsity Baseball Bruce Gillman — Marching Band. Hebrew Club. National Honor Society Theresa Giusto — Concert Choir, Go-Getters, WriteOn, Thespians. A Midsummer Night's Dream Crew. Pippin Crew. I Remember Mama Crew, The Good Doctor Crew. Finian's Rainbow, A Christmas Carol The dream we sail today is far and wide. Andrew Glickman — It was here; it is gone; it was remembered; it is forgotten. Lori Goldberg — J.V. Volleyball, Leo Club The future holds what we dream today. Steven Golden — Winter Track. Spring Track Cap tain. Sider Press Photography Editor, Spindrift. J.E.T.S. Some people see things as they are, and ask why. I dream of things that never were, and say why not. Jeanne Goldie — National Honor Society. Sider Press Layout Editor. Orchestra. Interact, S.C.O.P.E.. Write-On Business Manager. Library Club Peter Goldschmidt — Varsity Soccer. Varsity Baseball. Ski Club Roller Skating Rules! Randi Goldstricker — As we reflect on the days that have passed by. we weave a web of memories golden and strong. Time carries on. and a patchwork of visions we recall.” Ivette Gonzalez — Shutter bug Club Secretary, Go Getters. I Remember Mama Painting Crew. The Good Doctor Ticket Crew. Sportnite Bruce Goodheart — Ocean side Television Production Club. Spanish Club The world is waitin' for us and we must be movin' on. Jerry Gordon — Varsity Basketball. Track Michael Graham — Wrestling James Grantee — Spanish Club The secret of getting ahead is getting started. Robin Gross — Spindrift Editor in Chief, Key Club Scholarship Committee Chairman, Sider Press, S.C.O.P.E., National Honor Society, Sportnite The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time.” Michael Grossberg — Ocean-side Television Production Club The secret of success is sincerity. Once you can fake that, you've got it made. Joyce Habel — Varsity Soft-ball, Shutterbug Club Sheryl Haft — Leo Club President. Varsity Cheerleader, J.V. Volleyball, Sportnite You can’t change the past, but you can ruin the present by worrying about the future.” Peter Hall — Varsity Riflery Captain. Ski Club Glenn Hamroff — Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band, Finian’s Rainbow Pit Orchestra Carolyn Hanlon — Leo Club Sergeant at Arms, Sportnite Prop Captain, Spring Track, Varsity Gymnastics, Varsity Tennis Capture the moment, carry the day, stay with the chase as long as you may.” Evan Heit — Computer Club President, National Honor Society, Physics Club, Sider Press, Dungeons and Dragons Club If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams and endeavors to lead the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. Stacey Helfand — G.O. Treasurer, Key Club, Spindrift Sports Editor, Homecoming Committee Co-Chairman, Concert Choir, National Honor Society, Prom Committee, Sider Press, S.C.O.P.E., Mother-Daughter Dinner A smile is the key to friend ship . . . J and S.” Eric Hellberg — Karate Club. Track Robert Herrnson — Senior Class Treasurer. Student-Teacher Liaison Committee Chairman, Spindrift. Thespians, The Good Doctor, Finian's Rainbow. National Honor Society, World Interest Club, Sider Press, Track Ontogeny recapitulates phytogeny. Alan Hirshman — Varsity Football. Wrestling. Varsity Lacrosse Leon Hodes — Chess Club, Hebrew Club Face the Nation!! Lisa Horvath — Interact President, Sider Press In-depth Features Editor, S.C.O.P.E., Thespians, The Good Doctor, I Remember Mama Crew, Leader Corps, World Interest Club, Sportnite, National Honor Society, Orchestra But if the while I think on thee, dear friend, all losses are restor’d and sorrows end.” Mark Hotchkiss — Sider Press Sports Editor, Varsity Tennis, Key Club, National Honor Society, S.C.O.P.E. Equipment Coordinator There are not many who remember. They say a handful still survive to tell the world about the way the lights went out and keep the memory alive. Steven Howard — Concert Band President, Li'l Abner Lighting Crewhead, Stage Band, Pippin Pit Orchestra Warren Hurwitz — Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Football, Leo Club Wendy Hyman — Spanish Club President, J.E.T.S., Leo Club, Key Club, Interact So you’re scared and you’re thinking that maybe we ain’t that young anymore.” Kosmas Iakovidis — Computer Club, Varsity Baseball Friendship is a priceless gift that can’t be bought or sold. Jan Jackrel — Mathletes Captain. Key Club, Computer Club, Sider Press, Spindrift, S.C.O.P.E. Thomas Jorglewich — Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Baseball Michelle Just — S.C.O.P.E., Key Club We cannot promise each other tomorrow, only the yesterdays that we have shared. Robin Kaitz — D.E.C.A.. Varsity Tennis. Gymnastics Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow . . . but live today. Douglas Kale — Varsity Baseball Yankees in the 80 s! Deborah Kaplan — Spindrift Sports Editor. S.C.O.P.E.. Key Club, Leo Club. Concert Choir, Homecoming Committee. Wrestling Manager No goal is too high, if you climb it with care and confidence. Ilene Kassimir — National Honor Society, Key Club, Sportnite Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. Lisa Kassimir — National Honor Society, Key Club, Sportnite There is only one happiness in life, to love and be loved.” Rebecca Kastin — Thespians, Concert Ensemble, Li’l Abner, Marne Stage Crew, The Good Doctor Assistant Stage Manager, Finian’s Rainbow, Key Club, Hebrew Club Love when you can, cry when you have to, be who you must, it's all part of the plan.” Linda Kastor — Leo Club Keep on smiling! Douglas Katz — World Interest Club President, Physics Club Vice President, Mathletes Secretary and Vice President, Sider Press Typing Editor and Circulation Manager, National Honor Society, Computer Club, French Club Scott Kaylin — Varsity Basketball, Track, Varsity Soccer, G.O. Senator If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you’re with. Kristina Keena — Gymnastics, Track, J.V. Cheerleader Co-Captain, Sportnite, Oceanography Lauren Klee — D.E.C.A. Nassau County Officer, Varsity Tennis. Leo Club I love my Kleebird. Scott Klein — Oceanside Television Production Club Vice President The opera is never over ’til the fat lady sings. Jane Kolb — D.E.C.A., Sportnite, Oceanography Steven Kramer — S.C.O.P.E., Debate Club, Spanish Club, National Honor Society All we can do is echo your anguished cries. Sondra Krinsky — Interact, Shutterbug Club Happiness is a rainbow in your heart. Michael Kraut — “Poor man wanna be rich, rich man wanna be king, and a king ain’t satisfied till he rules everything. Stacey Krowitz — S.C.O.P.E., Y.A.C., Interact It is a rare and special thing to find a friend that will remain a friend forever.” Ilise Kuba — Key Club, Leo Club, Sportnite Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind, smiles we gave to one another, for the way we were. Richard Kunen — National Honor Society, S.C.O.P.E. Advertising Director We know our past, we're looking at the present, and soon we will learn our futures.” Michele Labinger — D.E.C.A. Vice President and Secretary, Wrestling Manager Just between you and me. Lisa Laitman — D.E.C.A. Treasurer. Key Club, Leo Club, Ski Club, Spindrift, J.V. Badminton Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes. It’s time for goodbye again. Joanne LaMarca — Key Club President and Vice President, G.O. Senator, D.E.C.A. Secretary, Karate Club, Homecoming Co-Chairman, Sider Press, Oceanside Scholarship Committee, Mother-Daughter Dinner They say we re young and we won’t find out until we grow.” Thomas Lamb — Varsity Soccer, Key Club, Oceanside Television Production Club. Ski Club It was the best of times, it was the worst of times ... I hope tomorrow you'll find better things! Staci Lawrence — Sportnite Shower the people you love with love . . . William Leahy — Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse Margo LeBarbara — Sportnite, Ski Club,Oceanogra phy It’s not time to make a change, just relax, take it easy. Lawrence Lehrfeld — Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today! David Leicht — I don't like Mondays! Donald LePore — J.V. Soccer. Winter Track Captain. Spring Track, Concert Band Long live rock! Gary Levine — J.V. Football. J.V. Basketball Jill Leviton — Leo Club We do not remember days ... we remember moments. Helayne Levy — National Honor Society, Key Club, Karate Club, Spanish Club, Ski Club The fighting is worth the love that's saved. Laurie Lewis — Junior Class Secretary, Leo Club. Key Club. G O. Senator We've only just begun . . . Marcie Lieberman — Thespians President and Secretary, Concert Choir, Concert Ensemble, Interact, Marne, The Music Man. A Midsummer Night's Dream Painting Crewhead, I Remember Mama, LiT Abner. Grease Stage Manager, The Good Doctor Amanuensis, Finian’s Rain bow, A Christmas Carol Is there someone you love, you’re loving them so, but taking them all for granted; you may lose them one day, someone takes them away, and they don't hear the words you long to say.” Matthew Lipman — Varsity Ice Hockey, Key Club, World Interest Club, G.O. Senator The difficult we do immediately; the impossible takes a little longer. Helene Linden — We believe in houses built in the sky, and love that lifts us high, we believe in the sun that looks over our shoulders and brings our shadows together. Lauren Litt — W.O.C.R. D and L — Always and forever” Debra Littman — Hebrew Club, Shutterbug Club Marianne LoDolce — Varsity Gymnastics Captain, Varsity Cheerleader, Sophomore Class Secretary, Sportnite, Alpine Club, G.O. Senator I’ve loved these days.” Christopher Lowe — Spindrift Art Editor, Shutterbug Club. Write-On, Spring Track, J.V. Wrestling Now you say you're leaving home, 'cause you want to be alone. Ain’t it funny how you feel when you're finding out it's real. Nancy Lowenstein — Sportnite Mitchell Lubitz — Marching Band Theresa Lupoii — All that's left between us are the memories we shared. Charles Lyon — Varsity Soccer Captain, Key Club, Oceanside Television Production Club, Sider Press, Ski Club, Latin Club Barbara Mackie — Senior Class Secretary, National Honor Society President, Concert Choir Vice President. Thespians Secretary, Student-Teacher Liaison Committee. Finian’s Rainbow, The Good Doctor. Grease, LiT Abner, I Remember Mama. Pippin, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Marne, Oliver, Prom Com mittee, French Club, Mother-Daughter Dinner, Interact, Leader Corps, Go-Getters, Sportnite, Concert Ensemble Terri Martellucci — Go-Getters, Wrestling Manager, Thespians, Y.A.C., A Mid summer Night’s Dream Crew, Pippin Crew, I Remember Mama Crew. Li’l Abner Crew, Grease Crew I gotta get away, I gotta do it now. I gotta walk into the sun.” Kellie McCaul — Varsity Basketball. Varsity Softball. Oceanography Patti McCumiskey — Sport nite. Go-Getters, Basketball, Concert Choir, Mother-Daughter Dinner We can make it if we try. Theresa McGuinness — Varsity Basketball, Oceanography Club Secretary, Sportnite, Leader Corps Tammy McNamara — Varsity Cheerleader, Leo Club, G.O. Senator, Varsity Gymnastics, Shutterbug Club Someday, I will ride like the wind! Barbara Mehlman — Sider Press News Editor, S.C.O.P.E., World Interest Club, Write-On, G.O. Senator, Key Club Yesterday is not ours to recover but tomorrow is ours to win or lose.” Michael Melley — Sider Press, Computer Club, S.C.O.P.E. Sandra Millan — Track. Soccer Grace Misitano — Sportnite Andrea Mokrzycki — Sportnite, Leader Corps Patricia Mollo — Marching Band Vice President. Y.A.C. Treasurer. J.V. Softball. Or chestra, G.O. Senator, Finian's Rainbow Ticket Crewhead Steven Moore — Varsity Wrestling. Cross Country Track Brian Muellers — Thespians Vice President, Pippin. I Remember Mama, Li’l Abner. Grease, The Good Doctor, Finian’s Rainbow. National Honor Society, Cross Country Track Manager, Concert Choir, Interact. Concert Band All my life's a circle . . . let's go round one more time. Christopher Mullen — Oceanside Television Production Club Treasurer, Sider Press, French Club Jonathan Nadler — Ski Club, G.O. Senator, S.C.O.P.E. The bus came by and I got on. that’s when it all began Jill Nazinitsky — WriteOn Co-Editor Maria Nikias — D.E.C.A Our memories together, may they never end. Always together, forever friends. Michael November — Marching Band. Stage Band. S.C.O.P.E. Janet Novick — Sportnite. Concert Choir Friendship is just a little word; it's people who make it big! Jeffrey Nussbaum — Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, S.C.O.P.E., D.E.C.A., Key Club. Leo Club Renee Olsen — Leo Club President, D.E.C.A,, Key Club. Spindrift. Ski Club. Shutterbug Club Laugh and the whole world laughs with you. Paul Orlin — Sider Press Managing Editor. S.C.O.P.E. Publicity Chairman. Varsity Golf. Key Club. National Honor Society You want it. You take it. You pay the price. Russell Paladino — All Coun ty Jazz Ensemble. Ocean-side Television Production Club Music Editor, Stage Band. Li’l Abner Pit Or- chestra, Grease Pit Or chestra. G.O. Senator Take life one day at a time. Laura Papalia — Varsity Soft-ball, Varsity Bowling Some people make the world more special just by being in it. Corinne Parker — Sportnite. Go-Getters “Just walk beside me and be my friend. Mindy Paul — Key Club, Sportnite Everytime I find out where it’s at, they move it.” Michael Pearlman — Winter Track, Spring Track, Key Club. Latin Club, Spanish Club Joan Pearsall — Varsity Soft-ball, Varsity Volleyball, Sportnite Bernard Pelgrim — Varsity Football. Varsity Lacrosse, D.E.C.A. Laura Perdicaro — Go-Getters. Concert Choir, Pip pin Stage Crew, I Remember Mama Stage Crew, LiT Abner Stage Crew, Grease Stage Crew. The Good Doctor Stage Crew. Sportnite, Thespians Life can only be lived forward and understood backward. Mark Pesso — Karate Club, Leo Club, Ski Club. Varsity Lacrosse, G.O. Senator Paula Petrella — Pippin Painting Crew. A Midsummer Night’s Dream Painting Crew Andrea Piccininni — Senior Class Vice President. National Honor Society Treasurer, Sportnite Captain, Leader Corps Vice Presi dent. Varsity Volleyball Cap tain. Varsity Softball, Varsity Soccer. Varsity Basketball, Mother-Daughter Dinner Chairman, Student-Teacher Liaison Committee To live your life in your own way ... to reach for the goals you have set for yourself ... to be the you that you want to be — that is success. Regina Pickering — Finian’s Rainbow, The Good Doctor, A Christmas Carol Director, LiT Abner, I Remember Mama, Grease. A Midsummer Night's Dream Crew, Pippin Crew, Concert Choir Secretary, Thespians, Debate Club, Concert Ensemble, Interact, N. Y.S.S.M. A.. Mother- Daughter Dinner “Let not the waves of the sea separate us now, and the years you have spent in our midst becomes a memory.'' Ira Pion — Mathletes President. Chess Club Treasurer, Law Club, National Honor Society, Latin Club, Physics Club, Sider Press, World Interest Club Kenneth Podziba — D.E.C.A. Nassau County Treasurer, Executive Vice President, Chapter Treasurer. Interact Treasurer. Write-On. Shutter-bug Club “Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.'' Richard Polidoro — Hey. guys. Would you? Richard Popper — National Honor Society, S.C.O.P.E., Mathletes Captain, Thespians, Physics Club Treasurer, I Remember Mama Sound Crewhead, The Good Doctor Sound Crewhead, Li’l Abner Lighting Crewhead. Finian’s Rainbow Sound and Lighting Crewhead “Put off for tomorrow what should be done today. Michael Post — S.C.O.P.E. Financial Chairman and Corresponding Chairman, Key Club Vice President and Secretary, Sider Press Financial Manager. Spindrift Special Events Editor, Varsity Tennis Anything that you want in life can be accomplished if you try. Lucy Povinelli — Varsity Field Hockey. Sportnite, Leader Corps. Leo Club Stay right here, these are the good old days. Harlan Press — Oceanside Television Production Club, Student Teacher Liaison Committee, Interact. Sider Press, Physics Club Do unto others, before they do it to you! Joseph Pugliano — Varsity Bowling, Oceanside Television Production Club “He who laughs, survives! Susan Radack — French Club President, National Honor Society, Interact, Spanish Club. Hebrew Club Treasurer, Computer Club, Oceanside Television Production Club, S.C.O.P.E. Those who live in the past will miss out on a great future! Linda Rauch — S.C.O.P.E. Hospitality Chairman. Sider Press Features Editor, Shut-terbug Club Valerie Rauscher — French Club Secretary, Sportnite, Spanish Club It costs a little bit to love you but a heart can't stop . . . such a happy day for me. Michael Rebando — Karate Club Kathy Reed — Varsity Cheerleader Captain, J.V. Cheerleader Captain, Varsity Gymnastics, Leo Club. G.O. Senator Carrie Reich — Leo Club, D.E.C.A.. Key Club Now it's time to change our ways, but I loved these days. Charles Reing — World Interest Club Vice President, Physics Club President and Treasurer. Latin Club President, Mathletes Captain and Treasurer, Sider Press Photography Editor. National Honor Society Arthur Rice — Varsity Football, J.V. Lacrosse Jody Rodriguez — Prom Chairman, Spindrift, D.E.C.A., Softball. Soccer, Sportnite, Y.A.C. C and M ... In you, I have a sister, in you, I have a friend. Karen Rosen — Sider Press Art Editor. Spindrift Art Editor, National Honor Society, Key Club, S.C.O.P.E. Art Chairman, Sportnite, Concert Choir, Homecoming Committee “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen nor touched; they must be felt with the heart. Lisa Ross — Spindrift Photography Editor, Shutter-bug Club, Leo Club. Key Club, Ski Club, Oceanside Television Production Club. Sider Press I'm getting my act together and taking it on the road. Love is rare, life is strange, nothing lasts, people change — Great expectations. Jodi Roth — Concert Choir, Lacrosse Manager. D.E.C.A., Shutterbug Club. W.O.C.R. “Heavy on the rock, easy on the roll! Julie Roth — National Honor Society, Key Club. Sportnite Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime because these are the best of times. Wendy Rubin — National Honor Society, Key Club, Spanish Club Kevin Rubinstein — S.C.O.P.E., W.H.A.M. Vice President, Recording Club Vice President, Grease Sound Crewhead. Li’l Abner Sound Crewhead, I Remember Mama Crew Sara Rubinstein — S.C.O.P.E., Sider Press Advertising Editor. Spindrift Business Editor, Sportnite. Thespians, A Midsummer Night's Dream. Pippin Stage Crew. Grease Stage Crew, Badminton. Concert Choir, Latin Club, Wrestling Manager, Girls Soccer Manager, Key Club Melissa Rudin — Thespians. A Midsummer Night’s Dream Crew, Pippin Crew, The Fantasticks Crew, I Remember Mama Crew, Li'l Abner Crew. The Good Doctor Stage Manager. Finian's Rainbow Crew, Interact, Go-Getters, Futures Marc Sacher — It’s just a fantasy.” Jonathan Sack — Varsity Tennis, J.V. Soccer, Ski Club President. S.C.O.P.E., Key Club, Sider Press But the time that always seems too short is the time that we get to play. Carla San Giorgio — W.O.C.R., Sportnite, Basketball, Track Dreams can only last forever. Jeffrey Sapan — Spanish Club Vice President, Interact, Pippin Crew, I Remember Mama Crew, Li'l Abner, Grease, The Good Doctor, Finian’s Rainbow, Thespians, A Christmas Carol. Concert Choir, Concert Ensemble Dawn Schiano — J.V. Cheerleader, Leo Club, Oceanography Oh, that magic feeling . . . nowhere to go. David Schlessel — Winter Track, Spring Track, Student-Teacher Liaison Committee, Sider Press. Cross Country Track, G.O. Senator Let’s go. On the line! Debby Schlissel — A Mid summer Night's Dream, S.C.O.P.E., Interact, Ski Club A true friend is forever. Lori Schlossberg — “I love the N.Y. Rangers! Michael Schwasnick — Varsity Soccer. Varsity La- crosse. Track Mike and Marianne — Love always! Salvatore Sciortino — Varsi ty Football, Varsity Baseball, J.V. Basketball Sal and Annie: Always and forever! Lisa Seiferman — Varsity Field Hockey. Sportnite Put yesterday behind and start a new tomorrow.” Julie Selwyn — Oceanside Television Production Club, Finian's Rainbow Crew The faster we run, the further away the dreams. Debbie Seminara — National Honor Society, Varsity Tennis, Leo Club. Spanish Club Eric and Debbie: All you need is love. Kevin Sheehy — Varsity Football It ain't easy being a red head. Michael Sheinberg — Ski Club Can you picture what will be, so limitless and free? Kelley Shields — Leader Corps, Ski Club, Oceanography, French Club, Sportnite Distance lends enchant ment; familiarity breeds contempt. Lisa Shulman — Key Club, Winter Track Manager Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth, I do recall those were the best times most of all.” Amy Sidney — J.V. Soccer, Softball, Track, Spindrift, Sportnite, Ski Club This trip hasn't been long or strange . . . just boring . . . but it’s all right now. In fact, it’s a gas! Steven Siegel — Varsity Wrestling Captain, S.C.O.P.E. Chairman, Sider Press Op. Ed. Editor, Senior Class President, Junior Class Vice President I decided long ago not to walk in anyone’s shadow. If I fail, if I succeed, at least I've lived as I believe. Jeffrey Siliznol — Let it be. Brian Silver — Varsity Lacrosse. J.V. Basketball. Soccer, Leo Club Russell Silver — Varsity Football, Spanish Club, Oceanside Television Pro duction Club, Varsity Golf, Shutterbug Club I'm steppin' out, I’m movin’ on, I'm gonna see the world, like a rollin’ stone. I'm gonna be somebody. Michael Silverman — Varsity Lacrosse If you don't stand up, you don’t stand a chance. Peter Simeone — Varsity Football, Varsity Golf, Marching Band, Concert Band Never was the kind to do as I was told. Gonna ride like the wind before I get old. Andrew Sippel — Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Soccer. Varsity Basketball, S.C.O.P.E., Sider Press, Key Club. National Honor Society You can widen your life by yourself, but to deepen it, you need a friend. Gary Siskin — S.C.O.P.E. Associate Chairman, Thespians. I Remember Mama. Li’l Abner, The Good Doctor, Finian's Rainbow Crew, Key Club Vice President, Ski Club Treasurer, Sider Press Copy and Typing Editor, Write-On Let the disappointments pass. Let the laughter fill your glass. Let your illusions last, until they shatter. Arthur Slifkin — Varsity Soccer, Oceanside Television Production Club, Ski Club, Latin Club Lorraine Smith — Sportnite Baby, we were born to run. Nadine Smith — We enjoy the lonesome and empty because ... we are so used to the crowded and confined. Andrea Smookler — Spanish Club Gather up your love in some wiseness, for every memory shall always survive. Lauren Sobel — Spanish Club Vice President, National Honor Society, Leo Club, Key Club, Interact Melvin Somma — J.V. Foot ball, J.V. Baseball Barry Soren — Varsity Wrestling, The Good Doctor Sound Crew, Leo Club, A Christmas Carol Money doesn't make the man, man makes the money. Robert Sorenson — Ski Club Stefanie Spanier — National Honor Society, Marching Band Secretary and Librarian, Concert Band Secretary and Librarian, Stage Band, Orchestra, Thespians, Shutterbug Club, S.C.O.P.E. Personnel Chair- man. J.E.T.S.. Physics Club Secretary, G.O. Senator, Concert Choir, Concert Ensemble Who knows where we shall meet again, if ever, time keeps flowing like a river to the sea. Erica Spiegel — National Honor Society, Leader Corps, Varsity Lacrosse. Var sity Field Hockey, J.V. Bad minton, Leo Club Secretary, G.O. Senator, Shutterbuq Club Carlton St. Bernard — All County Football. Varsity Basketball, Spring Track, Shutterbug Club, Oceanside Television Production Club If not now, when? If not you, who? Eric Steinzor — Varsity Soccer Captain, Varsity Golf Love is all you need. Abby Sternschein — Varsity Cheerleader Co-Captain, Leo Club Treasurer, J.V. Tennis. G.O. Senator Ten miles behind me. and ten thousand more to go. Hilary Stock — Sophomore Class President, Sportnite, Y.A.C., Leader Corps, Alpine Club, Oceanography. National Honor Society Most of the shadows of this life are caused by standing in one’s own sunshine. Tracey Stone — Varsity Gymnastics, Orchestra President, Sider Press, S.C.O.P.E. Secretary, National Honor Society They can change their minds, but they can't change me . . . I've got a dream. Steven Strangio — Ocean-side Television Production Club President, Varsity Soccer, Sider Press Cartoonist Randi Strauss — J.V. Cheerleader, D.E.C.A., Leo Club, G.O. Senator, Gymnastics It’s a wild world, it’s hard to get by just upon a smile. Scott Stroh — This is the end.” Amy Tannenbaum — D.E.C.A. The waiting is the hardest part. James Toya — Varsity Wrestling Captain I hate losing weight. Peter Traum — S.C.O.P.E. Fundraising Chairman, Sider Press, Spindrift Senior Editor, Spring Track. Winter Track, Student-Teacher Liaison Committee, Debate Club, National Honor Socie- ty, Latin Club I will follow you, will you follow me all the days and nights that we know will be. I will stay with you, will you stay with me; just one single tear in each passing year, there will be. Ann Tripptree — Ocean ography, Basketball, Sportnite, Ski Club Dream until your dreams come true. Jayne Treacy — D.E.C.A.. Track. Oceanography Donna Troiano — Sportnite Lonnie Tuman — When I was a child I caught a fleeting glimpse out of the corner of my eye. I turned to look, but it was gone. I cannot put my finger on it now. The child is grown, the dream is gone . .. Linda Gllmeyer — Concert Choir, Go-Getters, A Midsummer Night’s Dream Crew, Pippin Crew, I Remember Mama Crew, The Good Doctor Crew “I’m not a child anymore; I’m tall enough to reach for the stars. Andrew Verity — I had some of my worst loves and some of my best hates. Janet Viola — National Honor Society, Marching Band, Col-orguard Sergeant at Arms and Captain. Pippin Stage Crew, Li’l Abner Stage Crew, Y.A.C., Finian’s Rainbow Stage Crew, G.O. Senator Diane Weiser — National Honor Society. G.O. Senator, Varsity Tennis, Li’l Abner, Spanish Club, Leo Club. Concert Choir, A Christmas Carol Dinkie and Dee — Best of friends never part. Annette Weiss — Futures, Magic Club, Interact, Leo Club, Oceanside Television Production Club If you see someone without a smile, give him one of your own. Felicia Weiss — French Club, Computer Club, S.C.O.P.E. Lori Weiss — Computer Club, Concert Choir, Interact, Leo Club, Oceanside Television Production Club A friend is someone who can make you smile! Alan Wellman — Marching Band Drum Major. Concert Band, Varsity Ice Hockey, Sider Press, Spindrift Ignorance is fatal. Jeffrey Wells — I know that these are not the best of times, but they’re the only times I've ever known. Gerard White — Varsity Lacrosse, National Honor Society Ellen Wiederman — D.E.C.A. Vice President A friend today is a friend tomorrow. Diane Wigand — Oceanography Club President, Leader Corps Secretary, Varsity Basketball, Sportnite Captain Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans. Donald Williams — Winter Track Captain. Spring Track, Cross Country Track Captain, National Honor Society Secretary, Concert Band Jeffrey Williams — J.V. Wrestling Caryn Winkler — Junior Class President, Write-On, Sportnite If I say that I love you, I am not asking you to be with me forever, but wishing you will always stay. Illana Wiseman — Leo Club, G.O. Senator Jay Wolitz — Sider Press. Latin Club, S.C.O.P.E., Winter Track, Spring Track Thomas Wood — ... then you dropped me back down to this cold, cold world. Janet Woodyear — Concert Band, Marching Band, N.Y.S.S.M.A., Li’l Abner Pit Orchestra, Spanish Club, Gymnastics, Computer Club, Sider Press, Interact Randi Yablon — Leo Club Andrew Young — Marching Band. S.C.O.P.E. William Youngberg — On the backstreets until the end. David Zafonte — Varsity Soccer Marc Zand — S.C.O.P.E. Transportation Chairman, Sider Press Finance Manager. Key Club, Varsity Tennis Edward Zang — Varsity Football, Winter Track, Spring Track Joseph Zappa — National Honor Society, J.V. Football I would! Howard Zodicoff — Another one bites the dust. CO CO 139 Spindrift ’82 ART EDITORS — KAREN ROSEN. CHRIS LOWE PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR — LISA ROSS SENIOR EDITORS — PETER TRAUM. SUZY FELSON EDITOR IN CHIEF — ROBIN GROSS SPORTS EDITORS — DEBBIE KAPLAN. STACEY HELf-AND FACULTY EDITOR — MARY AMANN 140 CLUBS BUSINESS EDITOR — SARA RUBINSTEIN PERFORMING ARTS EDITORS — JACKIE BAKER, BARRY DUEL CLUBS EDITORS — KATHY FORMONT. KAREN FIELDS COPY AND KICKER EDITOR — JODY RODRIGUEZ CLUBS 141 Spindrift Left to Right: row 1 — J. Jackrel, L. Laitman. R. Olsen. P. Delaney; row 2 — S. Helfand. S. Rubinstein. K. For-mont, K. Fields. G. Kwak. P. Petrella; row 3 — C. Lowe. L. Ross. R. Gross. K. Rosen. D. Kaplan, S. Felson, P Traum. 142 CLUBS Sider Press Sider Press Left to Right: row 1 — L. Klein. J. Woodyear. D Fischera. J. Woodyear. G. Frank. E. Rubin. S. West. S. Strangio. M Verga; row 2 — R Miller C Levitan L Horvath tin Denth Sch fTrow 3° nTAFH ditor in Chief). L. Rauch (Features). P. Orlin (Managing). G Edelstein (Sports). M. Hotchkiss (Sports). S. S.egel (Op Ed ) A trin T 7 7Z' tla r ?rOSS' r !: ■ S Helfand R Gr°SS- M- Schler- G Siskin‘ G Kwak' D Grossu. P Traum. E Levine. S Golden; row 4 - S Eps Sch'le Z| R S Sber9‘ A Coleman‘ G Hav,v- M ,COve- D Schuman. K. Lamb. K. Formont. K. Fields. S. Rubinstein. A. Nagler. R Dashow. T. Stone D Katz M Melley D Write-On WriteOn Left to Right: row 1 — J Nazinitsky. B Fishkin; row 2 — J. Goldie. D. Cohen. K. Rothenberg. CLUBS 143 Senior Class Officers Left to Right: row 1 — Robert Herrnson (Treasurer). Barbara Mackie (Secretary); row 2 — Andrea Piccininni (Vice President). Steven Siegel (President). 144 CLUBS General Organization President — Kim Failla Vice President — Suzy Felson Treasurer — Stacy Helfand CLUBS 145 Junior Class Officers Left to Right: row I — Susan Gordon (Treasurer), Gina Kwak (Secretary); row 2 — Paul Mallen (President), Andrew Glick (Vice-President). Mrs. Scerbo (Advisor). Sophomore Class Officers Left to Right: row 1 — Teri Edelstein (Vice-President), Kevin Lamb (President): row 2 — Meryl Icove (Treasurer). Sandi Belaief (Secretary). 146 CLUBS SCOPE ?wr� u SCOPE r'f ‘° Re9pt: rOWT1 r L ? ICOVe' S Helfand- R Gross' B Mehlman. L. Horvath. A. Makower, E. Rubin. S. Gordon. D LaRosa row 2 — A '«S, o”1' J,S ' T Edel5,ein' M Po51' G Siskin. S. Siegel. L Rauch. G. Frank. L. Epstein. M Levine. P Orlin row 3 - K Rolen M Traum S M ,G10SS- D « «. G Kwak. J Woodyear. E. Levine. I Medford. S. Rubinstein; row 4 - P E lsTein St P Rosenow, J. Crosby. A. Nagler. R. Dashow. M Melley. J Jackrel. M Blank. M Hotchkiss. L. Brodsky G World Interest Left to Right: row 1 — R. Land sman. A. Rosen. E. Hughes. B. Posner; row 2 — A. Funk. C. Reing (Vice President). D. Katz (Presi dent). J. Gershowitz (Secretary). D. Kolodny; row 3 — J. Kornreich. S. West. H. Greenstein, A. Makower. R. Majkic, Mr. Nuxoll (Advisor). CLUBS 147 Honor Society Honor Society Left to Right: row 1 — R. Strassberg. R. Forte. D. Corvino. L. Horvath, D. Waldman, A. Schifrin. S. Radack; row 2 — D. Fichera. T. Stone. B. Mehlman. K. Rosen. S. Felson. S. Helfand. B. Mackie. G. Siskin. J. Roth. M. Hotchkiss. P. Traum; row 3 — D. Williams, L. Kassimir, I. Kassimir. A. Cohen. S. Rubinstein. K. Formont, R. Gross, S. Feuer, J. Gershowitz. A. Englehard. row 4 —D. Friedman. J. Casey. W. Hyman. L. Sobel, D. Weiser, D. Seminara. H. Levy. P. Orlin. G. Edelstein. A. Piccininni, P. Brew. D. Schlessel. D. Katz. Interact Left to Right: row 1 — M. Lieber-man. D. Corvino. D. Friedman. M. In-corvaia, L. Horvath; row 2 — J. Woodyear. J. Dickler, A. Cohen. K. Podziba, S. Radack, J. Goldie; row 3 — D. Fichera, T. Zenner, S. Krinsky, W. Altman. J. Woodyear, L. Weiss. M. Carlock, G. Godet. 148 CLUBS Key Club . . D. . Key ciub Left to Right: row 1 — S. Berenbaum (Secretary). E. Rubin (Treasurer). J. LaMarca (President). E. Supcoff M Large M Suocoff M Zarret S Honin m r , Leo Club Left to Right: row 1 — M Schler. C. Hanlon. R. Olsen. L. Laitman; row 2 — Mr DeGeorge (Advisor). P. Cordes. C. Reich. K. Formont. V. Aronson. L. Ross. CLUBS 149 Spanish Club Spanish Club Left to Right: row 1 — V Rauscher. J. Woodyear. G. Elkin. K. Glasser. M. Icove; row 2 — P. Dolan. M. Lepre (Treasurer), M. Schler (Secretary). W. Hyman (President). L. Sobel (Vice President); row 3 — R. DiLeberti. T. Zenner, S. Radack, A. Makower. K. Eisenberg, M. Gross. A. Smookler. Hebrew Club Hebrew Club Left to Right: row 1 — S. Radack. E. Rubin. R. Kastin, A. Roban; row 2 — A. Glick, B. Gillman, E. Engelhard. D. Grant. Mrs. Grossman (Advisor). 150 CLUBS French Club French Club Left to Right: row 1 — D. Rosen. M. Icove. T. Edelstein. M Gross; row 2 — S. Froehlich, V. Rauscher. S Radack. A Makower. E. Minhinsohn; row 3 — K. Toomer. D. Katz. K Lamb. B. Mackie, K. Glasser. S. Barnett. Latin Club Latin Club Left to Right: row 1 — S. Rubinstein. C. Reing. R. Forte; row 2 — Mr Higgins (Advisor). S Radack. F. Weiss. K Small CLUBS 151 Student Liaison Committee Student Liaison Committee Left to Right: row 1 — D. Pontrello. W. Korn. L. Liebesman. M. Schler, M. Agin. R. Schoenhaus. H. Goldrich. S. Blum. L. Sita. H. Hunn; row 2 — A. Bernstein. G. Edelstein. Mrs. Croce. S. Spanier. H. Greenstein. Mrs. Scerbo, B. Mackie, S. Feuer, M. Supcoff, E. Minhinsohn; row 3 — B. Herrnson. Miss Morrell. Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Director. Mrs. Delmar. P. Moss. Mrs. Pressman. E. Supcoff. Youth Advisory Council Youth Advisory Council Left to Right: row 1 — P. Mollo, M. Cohen. H. Hunn. T. Zomchick; row 2 — G. Duet. J. Denaro, J. Viola. T. An tionesse, G. Godet. 152 CLUBS Debate Club DECA Deca Left to Right: row 1 — L. Klee. R. Olsen. E. Baron. J. Rodriguez; row 2 — R. Kaitz. K. Podziba. L. Laitman. CLUBS 153 Thespians Thespians Left to Right: row 1 — B. Bider, H. Metzger. K Best, S. Felson. R. Kastin, M. Lieberman, J. Dickler, J. Sapan row 2 — A. Fischer. B. Muellers. D. Corvino. J. Casey. M Incorvaia; row 3 — W Altman. T. Martelucci. D. Kaplan. S. Becchina. T. Giusto, R Sifry. M Rudin. R. Pickering. B Mackie, A. Cohen. L. Horvath. R. Pop per. S. Spanier, D. Friedman. Television Productions Television Productions Left to Right: row 1 — R Paladino, S. Strangio. H. Press, K. Lamb; row 2 — J. Selwyn, J. Woodyear. S. Radack; row 3 — C. Lyon, C Mullen. K Podziba. P. Guariglia. M. Verga. A. Slifkin. row 4 — T. Lamb. D Birnbaum. J. Pugliano. R. Braun. B. Goodheart, R. Silver. 154 CLUBS Shutterbug Club Shutterbug Left to Right: row 1 — L. Ross. C. Lowe. J. Januszewski; row 2 — L. Sinefeld. M. Incorvaia. E. Spiegel. A. Sidney. Miss Winkler (Advisor). N. Mintz; row 3 — B. Blumberg (Assistant). J. Nadler. B. Sorenson. D Kale. A. Freed. I. Gonzalez. S. Giacona Recording Club Recording Club Left to Right: row 1 — L. Press. K. Podziba. R. Silver; row 2 — S. Rabinowitz, G. Broidis. E. Chernet. D. Birnbaum. R. Braun. CLUBS 155 Mathletes Mathletes Left to Right: row 1 — D. Katz. I. Pion. C. Reing, R. Popper; row 2 — H. Cohen. J. Jackrel, J. Gershowitz. Chess Club Chess Club Left to Right: row 1 — J. Gershowitz. A. Cohen; row 2 — R. Forte, I. Pion. 156 CLUBS Computer Club Computer Club Left to Right: row 1 — D. Ciaffa, R. Hammer. A. Weiss. J. Jackrel; row 2 — H. Press. S. Radack. P. Guarigilia. Physics Club Physics Club Left to Right: row 1 — D. Katz (Vice President). C. Reing (President). S. Spanier (Secretary). R. Popper (Treasurer); row 2 — Mr. Falzone (Advisor). E. Heit. R. Majkic. CLUBS 157 Leader Corps Left to Right: row 1 — S. Anderson, L. Dakis (Treasurer), D. Wigand (Secretary). V. Zwart (Presi dent). A. Piccininni (Vice President). L. Rothstein. row 2 — V. Smith. J. Krant, K. McKenna, T. McGuiness, K McCaul, L.. Geordano; row 3 — M Melley, P. Bellecino. P. Eovino, C. Mullen, K. Elari, L. Klotz. row 4 — A. Rehder. C. Paul. P Zannikos, J. Januszewski, R. Peterson, M. Pothus, D. Pontrella Go-Getters Left to Right: row 1 — S. Froehlich, P Brew. P. Piccininni, S. Lehrman. M. Zarret, S. Friedman; row 2 — J. Klein. S. Rosenow, L. Perdicaro, A. Cohen. S. Albert; row 3 — P. Delaney. M. Hiltzik, I. Gonzalez. S. Silberman. M. Post. T. Martellucci, T. Dror. W- KNS 158 CLUBS Ski Club Left to Right: Mr Falzone (Advisor). J. Sack. E. Friedman Oceanography Left to Right: row 1 — Mr Torgan (Advisor). V. Zwart. D. Wigand. T. McGuiness. K. McCaul row 2 — L. Dakis, P. Bellocchio, P. Eovino. M. Pothews; row 3 — R. Peterson. C. Paul. L. Klotz, A. Piccininni; row 4 — C. Mullen. K Elari, J Januszewski. CLUBS 159 Futures 160 CLUBS Library Club A typical club meeting CLUBS 161 PERFORMING ARTS Concert Choir Left to Right: row 1 — S. Muhlstock, S. Silvers, D. Waldman, M. Post. M. DeMaria. J. Baker, D. Ciaffa, M. Berger, C. Connolly, H. Cohen, H. Metzger. I. Feigelman, L. Millberg. N. Dalachinsky, K. Rodesk, J. Maladrino, M. Fanning, C. Mazure, J. Vaccio; row 2 — Mr. Rothgarber, D. Kozinn. K. Eisenberg, J. Rogo, T. Tumbelaka, J. Drago, T. Zener. V. Kavanagh, D. Kaplan. M. Lieberman, C. Ackerman: row 3 — E. Mossman, B. Ahern, S. Lehrman, J. Kraeger, B. Mackie, C. Kalland, R. Sifry, L. Biley, A. Glick. J. Greenspan, C. Alfonso, T. Bivona, K. Best, S. Gordon. N. Mastandrea, L. Sapper, C. Kudrunak; row 4 — T. Prendergast. K. Devlin, L. Perdicaro, P. Piccininni, L. Lund, J. Denaro, C. Elefante, S. Felson, J. DiGangi. S. Kemp. J. Casey. J. Sapan, A. Panicko, K. Ranucci, B. Muellers, A. Fischer, J. Dickler, R. Pickering, C. Johannson, L. Fritz. K. Maxant. Concert Ensemble 164 Left to Right: row 1 — Mr. Rothgarber. D. Kozinn, T. Zener. J. Baker. D. Ciaffa. H. Metzger, M. Lieberman: row 2 — S. Lehrman, B. Mackie, R. Sifry. J. Greenspan, I. Feigelman, A. Fischer; row 3 — D. Waldman, M. Post, S. Felson, J. Casey. J. Sapan. A. Glick. T. Bivona. C. Johannson. Concert Choir Officers Standing — Tina Bivona. Regina Pickering: Seated — Barbara Mackie. Jackie Baker. All County Standing L. Epstein. A. Rust. A. Repole. S. Spanier. J. Weiss: Seated — H. Metzger. R. Sifry. T. Bivona. D. Waldman 165 166 Performing Arts Orchestra Concert Band Standing — Dr. Berman. D. Pontrello. A. Repole. M. Valenti. P. Vota. M. Weiss, S. Goldstein. N. Radisch. K. Sohn. R. Siegel. D. Kolodny. S. Spanier. L. Epstein; Seated rear — R. Peterson. C. Shea. M. Gudinsky. J. Levy. M. Gallo. S. Feuer, S. Mclnerny. J. Goldie. G. Frank. S. Schwartz. J. Weiss: Seated front — A. Rust, N. Sonnenfeld. T. Stone, E. Kelly Orchestra Officers Standing — Adam Repole. Tracey Stone; Seated — Michelle Gallo. Lyn Epstein Brass Quintet Steve Goodman. Adam Repole. Bernard Gunderson. Neil Radisch, Steven Howard 167 Cast Director Mr. Barry H. Kaplan Stage Manager Melissa Rudin Assistant Stage Manager Rebecca Kastin Amanuensis Marcie Lieberman Writer Robert Herrnson Cherdyanov Jeff Sapan Wife Abby Cohen General Brassilhov Dale Corvino Mme. Brassilhov Alissa Makower Mistress Barbara Mackie Julia Lisa Horvath Army Howard Greenstein Navy Jim Casey Man Howard Metzger Woman Rachel Sifry Husband Gary Siskin Wife Cindy Johanson Sailor Dale Corvino Policeman Barry Duel Girl Michele Valenti Mr. Kistunov Brian Muellers Pochatkin Regina Pickering Woman Soo Becchina Father Andrew Glick Boy David Kaplan Girl Stacy Silverman Finian’s Rainbow Director Stage Manager Amenuensis Sunny Buzz Collins Sheriff First Sharecropper Second Sharecropper Susan Mahoney Henry Third Sharecropper Finian McLonergan Sharon Woody Mahoney Fourth Sharecropper Og Howard Senator Billboard Rawkins First Geologist Second Geologist Honey Lou Diana John (a preacher) Ms. Robust Mr. Shears First Gospeleer Second Gospeleer Third Gospeleer Deputy Necessity Women Suzy Felson Dianne Waldman Tina Bivona Rachel Sifry Trudy Zener Marching Band Football VARSITY Left to Right: row 1 — Coach Kessenich, A. Hirshman, C. St. Bernard. E. Zang. C. Ferguson. B. Leahy, P. Durand. L. Langdon, B. Pelgrim; row 2 — M. lorio. L. Bellings, J. Bilello, L. Brodsky, C. Connolly. M. Parker, T. Humphreys; row 3 — C. Jackson. T. Hynes. A. Cohen. M. Scher, T. Dallesandro, B. Marshall. P. Mallen; row 4 — M. Jennings. S. Gargano. S. Black. T. Hall, C. Jacoby. C. Lewis. K. Toomer, S. Mitchnick; row 5 — Coach Moltisanti, M. Rosenow. J. McGuiness, J. Santamaria. J. Metzger, Coach Scerbo. JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right: row 1 — M. Bloom, T. Molinari, R. Ramose. S. Cerosha. M. Krokowski. R. Fischer, D. Kronstad, T. Kaiser; row 2 — Coach McKabe, M. Berger. M. LaCruz. B. Corso. J. Mannone. G. Carlin. J. Newman. R. Findora, L. Sheinberg. P. St. Bernard. Coach Elis; row 3 — P. Horsch. D. Grant. E. Gillindez. S. Funaro. J. Parisi. P. Mollo, J. Johnson. J. Steckler. E. Franlich; row 4 — H. Feldman. B. Kastin, T. Boland. N. Bernstein, S. Kemp. B. Goldstein. P. Alfonse. M. Millstein. M. Sklar. 176 Eddie Zang. Chris Ferguson. Bill Leany Alan Hirshman. Coach Kessenich Lenny Brodsky Tom Humphreys. Charles Connolly, Carlton St. Bernard Peter Durand. Larry Langdon 177 Soccer VARSITY Left to Right: row I — G. Piazza. M. Aberasteri, D. Zafonte. A. Daskalakis. E. Abolafia. S. Paggi; row 2 — S. Spector. T. Lamb. C. Lyon. P. Goldschmidt. A. Slifkin. P. Villhauer, M. Markoulli. E. Brehm; row 3 — Coach McMullan. S. Kittleberger. C. Paggi. M. DiTommasso. S. Strangio, M. Schwasnick. J. Entwistle. M. Abolafia. A. Sippel, J. Brehm, E. Steinzor. JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right: row 1 — I. Goodstadt. J. Kirsch. P. Ramiriz. K. Lamb. D. Hallick; row 2 — Coach Rowe. M. Cohen. J. Guttierrez, W. Manners. J. O'Neil. B. Rich. 178 SENIORS! The 1981 Soccer Team's good skills and fine team effort helped them to finish first in Conference I Play. For the second consecutive year they participated in the Hofstra University Champion Rounds. They had two victories over archrival Baldwin and nine shut out games. Ocean-side defeated Island Trees in the last five minutes of play. Oceanside lost to Massapequa 1-0 when the Chiefs scored a goal; in the last six minutes. The team was honored when John Brem. Chris Paggi. and Art Slifkin were elected into the All Division Team. Cross Country Left to Right: row 1 — N. Sonnenfeld. K. Corbin. E. Hughes. L. Hemmert, D. Pontrello; row 2 — D. Schlessel, D. Williams, E. Kearns. J. Weiss; row 3 — L. Weiss, R. Strassberg. C. Dixon. Tennis ™7JT cZ:,-R A'WeiSS' Baker- WeiSer: rOW 2 L Wald' L Semlnara- L Klee' ° Seminara; 3 - C Save . E. Rubin. P. Cunneen. S. Anderson. R. Girls Soccer Left to Right: row 1 — K. Carter. J. Aniano (capt.). B. Giebfried (capt.), L. Froder, S. Miller. S. Rubentein; row 2 — V. Zwart. L. Kirshiem, S. Carboy. N. Tyler. R. Peterson. Pothews. L. Ruggeri; row 3 — L. Giadano, C. Rogers. M. Schmid. L. Rogers. M. Easton. M. Brockett, Coach Halpern. The 1981 girls soccer team made the playoffs for the fourth consecutive year. After a slow start, the girls came on strong beating undefeated Sewanhaka. Playing one of the best teams in the county, they lost 3-2 in the final minute of the game. Standouts were All-County Jeanine Aniano, All Conference I Karen Carter and Laura Kirshein, Most Valuable Linda Froder and Most Improved Colleen Rogers. OHS 1981 2 GIRLS SOCCER FREEPORT 0 OHS 2 FARMINGDALE 4 OHS 0 HICKSVILLE 12 OHS 3 ROSLYN 1 OHS 5 MEPHAM 3 OHS 1 LOCUST VALLEY 5 OHS 0 SEWANHAKA 4 OHS 3 BALDWIN 6 OHS 2 EAST MEADOW 7 OHS 1 CALHOUN 0 OHS 4 MEPHEM 2 OHS 3 SEWANHAKA 0 OHS 1 BALDWIN 4 OHS 3 CALHOUN 2 OHS 4 SYOSSET 2 OHS 0 BERNER 3 OHS 2 C. S. HARBOR 3 182 183 Volleyball VARSITY Left to Right: row 1 — L. Klotz, K. Elari. Captain A. Piccininni, J. Pearsall; row 2 — T. McDevitt, L. Rothstein. J. Januszewski. Coach Torgan. The Girls’ Volleyball team went undefeated to win the division title: continued with the conference title and ultimately won the county championship at Nassau Community College. With playoff victories over Port Washington. Wan-tagh. North Shore and an exciting, breathtaking 14-16, 15-9, 18-16 victory in the final over Bethpage. the sailors took the county crown with a 24-1 record. Jill Januszewski’s power hitting and blocking, Joan Pearsall's power serving, Andrea Piccinni’s record breaking 184 points and Lore Klotz and Karyn Elari's tremendous setting and saving made the sailors a beautiful team. 184 Joan Pearsall Seniors! 1 5 ( v Kathy Murray Andrea Piccininni JUNIOR VARSITY H. Howe. M. Lavelle, F. Lauelle. K. Murray; row 2 K. Fern. C. Mullen. P. Eaton. Coach Torgan. Girls’ Basketball VARSITY Left to Right: row 1 — T. McDevitt. K. Elari. A. Piccininni, L. Klotz. J. Januszewski; row 2 — T. Cords, L. Rothstein. D. Wigand, K. McCaul. T. McGuiness, Coach Torgan. JUNIOR VARSITY ™ f0KRI,97t: °,WC Howard S Anderson- L. Gress: row 2 — Coach McCabe. K. Vandermoster. M. Eusten. P. Kenine. S. Poolat; row 3 — H Howe J. Holub. J. Zafo. L. Giordano, J. Krant, C. Mullen. 186 Winter Track Left to Right: row 1 — Captains H. Warshaw, D. LePore, D. Williams; row 2 — M. Schwasnick. M. Pearlman, S. Golden, S. Giacona, D. Schlessel, A. Schifrin, J. Brehm, E. Zang, M. Blank; row 3 — K. Toomer, J. Wolitz, K. Muellers, A. Bernstein. L. Weiss. E. Kerns. R. Ramos. E. Galindo. J. Gutierrez, A. Diaz. J. Weiss. K. Lamb, C. Goldie. J. Cuomo. Coach Hendler; row 5 — R. Oris. E. Brehm. J. Wally, P. Schwasnick, J. Toy. Donald Williams Mike Pearlman Steven Golden Steven Giacona “The Three Musketeers’’ Andrew Schifrin Howard Warshaw v Sl«f 30 Kevin Toomer. Ed Kerns. Mike Schwasnick. David Schlessel Basketball Varsity Left to Right: row 1 — A. Sippel. J. Gallagher. B. Price, J. Gordon. I. Gelb. R. Michaels. C. Krumenacker; row 2 — Coach McMullan, J. Metzger. C. St. Bernard. S. Kaylin. L. Buchman. J. Bilello. P. Villhauer. M. Hyman. Junior Varsity Left to Right: row 1 — L. Bilello. T. Murray. G. Carlin. J. O’Neil. W. Manners. B. Rich; row 2 — M. Zeldes. N. Zahos. P. St. Bernard. P. Pion, J. SantaMaria, J. Cohen. L. Hild. Coach Clizisis. 190 Cheering VARSITY Left to Right: P. Zannikos. M. LaDolce. S. Haft, T. McNamara. K. Reed. A. Sternschein, L. Leibesman, L. Burban, M. Lepre, J. Brown (missing). JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right: C. Albinder. L. Beulea. A. Linker. R. Schwartz. E. Shehan. A. Amann, D. Jaffe. I. Elbaum. K. McKenna, C. Larosa (missing). 192 SENIORS! Captains Abby Sternschein and Kathy Reed Give me an O . . . SAILORS Yeah Sailors Clap your hands and stamp your feet. Go Sailors! And the Beat Goes on! Smile Girls! Gymnastics Left to Right: row 1 — D. Toya. S. Lewis. K. Kaplan. L. Beaulieu. R. Lehrer, Coach Burkle: row 2 — A. Linker. C. Albinder. S. Bernstein: row 3 — T. Stone. L. Berhman What poise! Fred finally asked me to the prom. 1. 2, 3, jump! Go Marianne! Smile, Liz. Practicing for her role in Superman III. Yeah Tracey! Break Time 195 Perfect 10 Wrestling Varsity Left to Right: row 1 — B. Soren. B. Jacobs. B. Patton. S. Siegel (capt). J. Toya (capt). C. Majid. M. Corso. H. Feldman; row 2 — Mr. L. Gibel, S. Hay, G. Marino, A. Hirshman, L. Belings. R. Abramson. S. Moore, A. Tripodi, A. Rose. M. Marchuli. Junior Varsity Left to Right: row 1 — C. Ruber. R. Fundora, M. Pedian. J. Pena, C. Alfonso, A. Rodriguez, A. Sophodi; row 2 — Coach M.Limer, N. Berstien, M. Cruz, J. Manoni. J. Krackowski, L. Shineburg, E. Lamanzoff, R. Corso, K. Fingerhut. 196 Seniors! Captains Steven Siegel and Jimmy Toya The O.H.S. Wrestling Team’s successes this year were highlighted by the fine leadership and achievements of Senior Co-Captains Jim Toya and Steve Siegel. Both wrestlers won all their dual meets losing only 1 regularly scheduled match during the year. Jim and Steve won divisional championships and Steve was voted the outstanding wrestler in the league tournament. Steve was also the Champion and outstanding wrestler in the East Meadow Tournament. Jim Toya was the first wrestler in Nassau County to win 3 consecutive championships in the Levittown Tournament. Jim Toya and Steve Siegel helped to individually rewrite the wrestling records at Oceanside High School. The team finished with an 8-7 dual meet record and 8 qualifiers for the county tournament. Other individuals who helped to make the season a success were Seniors: Buddy Jacobs, Steve Moore and Andy Rose. Juniors: Bob Patton, Andy Tripool. Robert Abramson, Guy Marino and Scott Hay. Sophomores: Joe Penna, Mickey Corso, and Craig Majid were some of the outstanding lightweights. It was a great season! 197 CHfwiSTKy CTic� v y AMeKICAN Toey FNcyc S Oiva 5 THESsi'URuCi wmbuma J GeomgTKY 200 UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN 201 Am? i can Hisroe y f£ACHE ' 1 ■ PICT10W MJY | 0 1 2 | | . 1 CCASS tNdyCL I QRo esrtc us 202 UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN 203 No two people could be more vibrant examples of courtesy, warmth, integrity, enthusiasm, helpfulness and selflessness. Combined they have devoted more than a half century to the students of Oceanside. Therefore, in appreciation we respectfully dedicate this Spindrift to our Class Advisors, Mrs. Grace Saacke and Mr. Thomas H. Fetherston. 206 Dr. William F. Tucker, Superintendent of Schools announced his retirement from the Oceanside School District in June 1982. Dr. Tucker has served as a teacher and administrator in Oceanside for thirty-three years, the last thirteen as Superintendent of Schools. Dr. Tucker is currently President of the Nassau County Association of Chief School Administrators, a member of the House of Delegates of the New York State Council of School Superintendents and a member of the N.Y. State Commissioner of Education's Advisory Council. He has served on advisory boards at Molloy College and St. John's University in the development of programs for the preparation of teachers and administrators, and he has been appointed an adjunct professor at C.W. Post University. Dr. Tucker holds Honorary Life Memberships in both State and National PTA. He has served in many state wide PTA committees and also held the office of Second Vice President of the New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers. My thirty-three years in Oceanside schools have been very gratifying,” said Dr. Tucker. “I have worked with the most outstanding staff that has ever been assembled in one district, outstanding in the terms of humanity, competence and commitment to education and young people. Obviously all this would not have been possible without the support of a Board of Education whose members really care about the children and about the entire staff as people. I have been fortunate to work in a community that places high values on education. Parental aspirations are very well represented by an active and articulate PTA leadership with whom I have enjoyed working.” Dr. Tucker was born in Kingston, N.Y., is a graduate of the New York State College for Teachers in Albany, and earned the degree of Doctor of Education at New York University. “Coming to Oceanside was one of my better decisions,” says Dr. Tucker. My family and I have found the people most responsive, both personally and professionally. We have made many friends here, and professionally I doubt that there is any community more supportive of sound education.” 207 We acknowledge the utimely passing of Bernice Roseman, whose positive outlook was a source of inspiration to all with whom she came in contact. A deep sense of loss will be constantly with us. Bernice Roseman Harry Chapin Harry Chapin was a local entertainer and composer who by combining elements of folksinging and rock, devised his won story songs” describing lost opportunities, cruel twists of fate, and disappointments in love. Chapin, also persistent social activist, gave benefit concerts to raise money for a variety of causes and organizations. He raised thousands of dollars for the Performing Foundation of Long Island for the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation, for environmental and consumer causes and for a campaign to combat world hunger. In 1979, Jimmy Carter named Chapin a commissioner on the Presidential Council on World Hunger. Chapin was killed in an automobile accident near Huntington, Long Island. Although he shall be missed, his music will keep his memories alive. Others who have touched our lives: William Holden portrayed a tough, romantic hero in scores of films, won an Academy Award for his portrayal of a prisoner of war in Stalag 17 (1953). He died November 16, 1981 in his home in Santa Monica, California. Natalie Wood was an endearing child actress who captivated audiences as the little girl in Miracle on Thirty-Fourth Street. She was later to evolve into one of Hollywood’s most beautiful actresses. Natalie Wood died as a result of a boating accident. Her charm and talent shall be missed by many admirers. 208 Anwar Sadat, born December 25, 1918, was President of the Arab Republic of Egypt. He was a man of peace whose efforts to create an atmosphere of harmony and understanding in the Middle East earned him world wide recognition and acclaim. Named as the “Man of the Year” by Time Magazine in 1977, assassins’ bullets ended his life on October 6, 1981. Moshe Dayan, born May 20, 1915, was an Israeli military hero and political leader. His efforts in the cause of international peace earned him world wide recognition for the peace treaty of March 26, 1979. Mr. Dayan died of natural causes on October 16, 1981. SPRING SPORTS Bowling Girls Left to Right: row 1 — G. Desterano, B. Gieb-fried. T. Zomchick. M. Schmid: row 2 — F. lovino, T. Attoinese. I. McDevitt, J. Lorbechefski. Boys Left to Right: row 1 — D. Best. B. Goldstein. P. Moilo; row 2 — P. Vota, J. Pugliano. Coach Imbro. 212 SPORTS Riflery Left to Right: row 1 — J. Stecker, B. Valenti. A. Gay; row 2 — Coach Fetherston. K. Kaz marick, P. Hall. B. Weber. Golf Left to Right: row 1 — J. Kornreich, E. Schofield. S. Hecht, M. Solomon. R. Swift. M. Sklar; row 2 — L. Gillman. K. Bernstein. M. Lorge, E. Rogers. A. Repole, S. Epstein. J. Salerno. Coach McMullan. Lacrosse Varsity Left to Right: row 1 — G. White, C. Jackson, F. Ferraro, P. Standard. M. Parker, M. Cavanaugh, M. Pearlman, P. Mallen; row 2 — A. Sippel, A. Abernathy, T. Moore, K. Torpey, E. Frahlich, J. McGuiness, A. Diaz, B. Marshall: row 3 — Coach Connell. C. Ferguson. B. Pelgrim, M. Schwasnick, B. Torpey, B. Leahy. M. Jennings. J. Entwistle, S. Hay. C. Jacoby, S. Gargano, C. Vukov. Coach Moltisanti. Junior Varsity Left to Right: row 1 — V. Pontrello, M. Clarke. E. Zimmerman. A. Weinstein. K. Leon, C. Ruberg, V. Ruggieri, H. Felfman, C. Magid; row 2 — Coach Carroll. J. Sabitino. B. Markowitz. A. Pollack. M. Alas. S. Caroccia, P. Longo, J. O'Neill. M. Rust. M. Jaspan, J. Borqiorno J Fahiertv 214 rvj Gn Girls’ Lacrosse Left to Right: row 1 — M. Powthews. G. Ferraro. E. Spiegel, M. Barry, L. Sita, P. Eovino. C. Mullen. L. Giordano, L. Hemmert; row 2 — P. Bellocchilo. K. Fern, L. Kircheim. R. Peterson. C. Paul. P. Dolan. P. Cunneen. E. Diez, K. Vandemaster. L. Shulman, Coach Weiman. 216 Erica, “It's all in the wrist. uhL J - What a catch. Mary! Tennis Spring Track Boys Left to Right: row 1 — S. Giacona. S. Golden. H. Warshaw, A. Schifrin, D. Williams, D. LePore, J. Wolitz. L. Hodus. M. Pearlman; row 2 — J. Cuomo, M. Grossman. M. Berger. A. Bernstein, E. Kearns, L. Weiss, K. Muellers, K. Lamb; row 3 — C. Goldie. M. O’Brien. S. Kemp. J. Weiss, J. Gutierrez; row 4 — R. Siegel, O. Klien. T. McDermott. E. Galindo. R. DeGuzman, E. Brehm; row 5 — J. Traum, J. Bastine, A. Panico, P. St. Bernard, D. Moy; row 6 — Manager T. Cicero. J. Alvizuri, A. Gagliano, M. Giacona, L. Petchnik; row 7 — Coach Ken Hendler, C. Paggi, C. St. Bernard. J. Gordon. S. Kaylan, T. Lamb. Girls Left to Right: row 1 — M. Cindric, J. Woodyear. L. Aniano, K. Corbin. L. Froeder; row 2 — L. Quartararo. C. Millan, E. Hughes, S. Millan; row 3 — L. Ferguson. J. Woodyear. J. Lamb. K. Toomer, Coach Marsh. Softball Varsity Left to Right: row 1 — K. Elari. S. Poolat. N. Tyler. C. Yampiro. C. Kalano, M. Euston; row 2 — Coach Torgan. L. Klotz. A. Piccininni. J. Pearsall, J. Januszewski. K. Von-Bronsberg. B. Giebfreid. T. McDevitt. Junior Varsity Left to Right: row 1 — S. Kolkowski. M. Brockett, S. Anderson. M. Saltarelli, T. Cummings, L. Rogers. M. Lavelle, L. Cohen; row 2 — C. Rodgers, L. Beckerman, L. Gress, G. Destafano. F. lovino, J. Lorbiefski, Coach Kessnick. 221 Badminton Left to Right: row 1 — A. Block, D. Freiwirth, P. Eaton, S. Rubinstein. A. Hoffman. L. Rothstein, C. Roth. A. Rehder, D. Haertel; row 2 — C. Shea. S. Krowitz, A. Rand. J. Midlir-sky, N. Epstein. M. Fass. N. Pitkofsky. J. Rodriguez. L. Liatman, A. Amann; row 3 — Coach Limmer, C. Connolly, I. Medford. E. Cullen. T. Laturence, J. Chenenko, S. Flomenhaft. 222 SPORTS Seniors! Baseball Varsity Left to Right: row 1 — Coach Scerbo. D. Shea, M. Montesano, S. Sciortino, T. Kaiser, K. McKee, J. Ricker, P. Durand, P. Goldschmidt; row 2 — M. Somma, J. Brockett, K. McGuigan. J. Gallagher, L. Buchman, J. SantaMaria, J. Bilello, J. Metzger, C. Lewis, R. McCleer, H. Taylor. Junior Varsity Left to Right: row 1 — R. Fischer, F. Meyers. G. Carlin, P. Mataragas. R. Fundora, H. Axelrod, B. Rich. C. Cronin. A. Verga; row 2 — Coach Kessenich, W. Manners, T. Manners. T. Murray, J. Newman. T. Kaylor, D. Pohevitz. L. Bilello. S. Tutone, L. Held, S. Wank. R. Ramos. 224 225 Where Were You in ’82? One day, in the year 2022, a senior decided to play the usual trick on a sophomore and sent him to the pool on the third floor. When the nervous sophomore arrived on the supposed third floor, a glimmer of light inadvertantly caught his eye. His curiosity led him to the object which caused this reflection. When the sophomore moved toward the artifact, he found that it was a class ring from the year 1982. A few steps further led him to a piece of paper. When unfolded, the student found a very faint handwriting which appeared to be that of a student ................................ Dear. . Hi! What's new? I'm in homeroom now. My teacher is trying to quiet us down but no one wants to hear the announcements. I’d better listen............... “Good morning. Happy New Year and welcome back. We hope you enjoyed your vacation. Today there will be a mandatory meeting of. . I can’t believe how many meetings I have today after school. Hi again, I'm in first period now and I just got screamed at by my teacher because I walked in two seconds after the bell rang. It's not my fault I have to go from the far end of the south wing to the north wing (and of course I have to stop at my locker to gossip with friends.) I have to take notes now ... I'm getting confused. It’s so hard to wake up first I’ll write you later. . . I'm in third now. I couldn’t write second because I had a killer of a math test. I studied for hours and I think I did fairly well, but I’m not sure about the last question. When you take the test, tell me how you think it was. I think I really did well, though. During the test the teacher walked around, stopped at my desk and looked at my paper. When he smiled. I took it as a good sign. Now I'm in Young Lawyers. I’m writing this while the other trial is going on. I'm so nervous because my trial is next. I'm a lawyer and we re supposedly suing the other team for false advertising. I hope we win. The jury from the other case went outside to deliberate. Then they will announce the verdict. I have to get ready. Wish me luck! I'm back. The jury is deciding who will win my trial. We did fairly well. There are only a few minutes until the bell. I hope they hurry. Hi again. We won!! It's fourth period now — English. It's my favorite class. Now we .e reading Othello and in a week we re going to see the play in the city. How was your vacation? Mine was great. I spent a few days with my brother in college and went to a lot of parties. The people there are so nice. I hope I get into a good college. No. I hope I get into college! While I was there, I had an interview. I'm so glad the interviewer didn't ask me about my SAT scores. Anyway, he was really nice and our discussion went quickly. I think I might want to go there. Where do you want to go? When I came home, I just hung out. I spent some time at the usual place, but 226 it was really beat. Didn't you have the best time on New Year's at the party? We re actually the class of 82 now! The period is almost over. We’re going to lunch next. I'm so hungry. Hi. I just came back from lunch at the diner. I'm on a diet, so all I had was a small salad. It took so long for them to serve us and we had only five minutes to get back to the school. Of course, when we got back we had lost our parking space, so we had to park on the side street. We all arrived late to class and had to sign in. So here I am. I finally made it to Physics. We have a lab today, something with mirrors. The teacher is explaining now. Oh-oh, I’d better stop. He's looking right at me. I'll write later. Bye for now . . . Would you believe I have to sit and wait during eighth period for my meetings after school? We really should hold meetings after seventh period. What did I do after I wrote last? Oh — my Physics teacher came over to my desk and threatened to read this to the whole class. Then we did our lab. When we checked the results, I had 113% error. Seventh period I had gym. I was going to cut the class, but I went anyway. We did slimnastics. They're exhausting, but fun. Did you go to the basketball game the other night? I’m so glad we won. The crowd was excellent. They just kept cheering the team on and we won, 35 to 18. The girls’ basketball game is this Friday. I’m sure we ll win. Did you go to Homecoming? The football team played a great game and won. It made the dance outrageous because everybody was in a great mood. I'm so bored and hungry that I just ate a bag of M M's (So much for the diet). It’s 2:15 and the bell is about to ring. I'll finish writing later. I’m home now. I had so many meetings to go to after school that I couldn't give you this note. What happened on General Hospital today? Was Laura found? Did Ann and Noah get together? The Key Club meeting was very short today. We re selling candy for the Oceanside Scholarship Fund. It seems I’m always carrying boxes of candy to sell for some club. We talked about writing articles at the Sider Press meeting. I was assigned to write an article about the Girls’ Volleyball Championship for the next issue. When you have a chance, I'd like to interview you. I also had a S.C.O.P.E. meeting this afternoon. We will have the Oceanside Model Congress next week. There’s so much work to be done before then. I was assigned to the Senate Judiciary committee, and I volunteered to have four people sleep in my house. I don't even have time to do my homework anymore! (Do you see signs of senioritis?) Whether or not I have senioritis, I still can’t believe graduation is in five months. We re going to be measured for our caps and gowns this week. It’s so sad. The more I think about it. the more I realize how much I have learned about myself and others during these past three years. I can understand how people say that high school years are the best years of your life. Although there have been many days when I have dreaded the thought of waking up early and coming to school. I know deep down that I will truly miss this place, the memories it holds and the people I have met here. Well it’s time to go. I'll see you before homeroom tomorrow morning. Write back soon. Take care, Quite some time has passed since the sophomore had first begun to read the note. He was somewhat surprised, for this note had entirely changed his perspective of school life. While he had dreaded his years in high school, he now looked forward to them. He felt fortunate to know what rewards and treasures Oceanside High School could offer to its students. 227 Introducing.. Oceanside pturing 1982 High School Seniors sron school davs iwrnrr i jc ... I THE PEN IS MIGHTIER . . .IHM ' HEllBBtx _ 15) | you cant go wrong] M ct Call the r invincible seme year Fit for a prom Vbuvec WiUyouJtK ready for U;_ 1_ 1 | a I009 v ay baby p°Ueg e nign school € MmACLE Q3 Financial Aid qraduate ! -am spirit] I knew M real y iSSL, .Television (P «[% { ! ;m=i H A fW A ■ m tff'T notes- Homecoming 230 On November 21, the students of Ocean-side High School celebrated a day that will long be remembered. The festivities were kicked off by a spirited parade which followed a route down Long Beech Road and terminated at the High School. Here Oceanside witnessed what many believed to be the highlight of the day. The OHS varsity Football Team defeated Uniondale by a score of 35-21. The victory was celebrated at a GO-sponsored dance in the cafeteria. All agreed the dance was a big success. Homecoming proved to be a winning day for a winning school. 233 Halloween Although Halloween fell on a Saturday, it was quite obvious that the school was spooked the day before. Many O.H.S. students came to school dressed in various costumes ranging from a token Halloween witch to a puzzling Rubik s Cube. Of course there were several mischievous students who believe in the institution of tricks rather than treats. One of the treats of the day, however, occurred during the sixth and seventh periods when the In-Depth theater class presented their talents by bringing their costumes to life. Each student was given the opportunity to take part in an improvisation based on his or her costume. The project was educational as well as enjoyable for those who participated in it. 234 Valentine’s Day Cupid arrived at Oceanside High School a few days early this year, but that did not stop the fun! Many of us were surprised in homeroom when we received beautiful carnations. These tokens of affection were brought to you by the Senior Class. Although the O.H.S. cafeteria is no tunnel of love, with a little imagination it became a chic French cafe. The French Club, which sponsored this unique event, sold homemade crepes as well as Hershey's Kisses. In addition to the sweets, music was provided to create a totally enjoyable atmosphere. 235 There are Harry Cha ‘wo roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it tent in the undergrowth; Then took tl e other, as just as fair,. « And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there • nthem really about the same, Dojh that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh I kept the first for another day! Yet Showing how way leads on to way, ubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence. Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost my life's a circle t tell you why are spinning around again rolling by n here before when feeling r % If ever you think about the happiest days of your life Cast back your mind for awhile And remember the time when you were a child. Don’t think of things that make you sad. Just remember all the qoodtimes jiaju had. Do you remember only Full of flaming Junes and Holidays? Or do you remember those sj rfriy Novembers, When we walked in the wind and the rain? School days were such happy days. Now they seem so far away. I remember and I’ll always treasure School days. ; ■ j ______ ere the happiest days of your life the acquaintances we made l£ack if I could only find a w were the happiest days. 239 INDEX Administration 37 Marching Band 172 Badminton 222 Mathletes 156 Baseball 224 National Honor Society 148 Basketball: Oceanography 159 Boys’ 190 Orchestra 166 Girls’ 186 Physics Club 157 Board of Education 36 Prologue 24 Bowling 212 Recording Club 155 Cheering 192 Riflery 213 Chess Club 156 S.C.O.P.E 147 Computer Club 157 Seniors 56 Concert Band 166 Senior Directory 132 Concert Choir 164 Shutterbug Club 155 Concert Ensemble 164 Sider Press 143 Cross Country 180 Ski Club 159 Debate Club 153 Soccer: D.E.C.A. 153 Boys’ 178 Faculty 34 Girls’ 182 “Finian’s Rainbow” 170 Softball 220 Football 176 Spanish Club 150 French Club 151 Spindrift 140 General Organization 145 Sportnite 232 Go-Getters 158 Spring Track 218 Golf 213 Student Liaison Committee 152 ‘‘The Good Doctor” 168 Television Productions 154 Gymnastics 194 Tennis: Homecoming 230 Boys’ 212 Honor Society 148 Girls’ 181 Interact 148 Thespians 154 Halloween 234 Underclassmen 198 Hebrew Club 150 Valentine’s Day 235 Key Club 149 Volleyball 184 Lacrosse: Winter Track 188 Boys' 214 World Interest Club 147 Girls’ 216 Wrestlinq 196 Latin Club 151 Write-On 143 Leader Corps 158 Youth Advisory Council 152 Leo Club 149 240 Boosters Best Wishes to Robin, the Spindrift Staff, and the Class of ’82 — The Gross Family Best Friends Forever and Always — Lisa and Lori Nan, Forget ’bout it — Lee and Lor Big Girls No. 1 Always To Lee and Lor, Buds No. 1 Forever — Nan To Michelle and Ellen, we have something special that no one, no distance, no time can take away . . . We have each other — Love ya, Donna Best of Luck to Our Friends in the Class of 82 — From The Siskins To Frac (Jodel) Where Angels Go Trouble Follows — From Fric (Kelbert) Sheri of Chicago — “We Go Together” — Kelley Joanne, Sheri, Wendy To the Best Mom, Dad and Sister, I Love You — Your D. Joanne Fric, Through the Years We’ve shared many Memories and still Our Lips are Sealed — Frac Cara — Thanks for the memories — Love Andrea A.S., J.W., S.G., D.W., M.P., D.S., D.L.P., 1979-82 Track Fond memories of friends will last forever — Capt. Video Elysa — Golly-gee Mailman Mike . . .” those eyes — love, Pee Wee Pepto-noodles Dance co. Jacka-Gunk-Gunk To all my close friends — you’re the best and I love you — Love Julie Pardon me sir; a noi; Disperse ye rebels; Ahh; At last; ladida let the party begin; A much tougher competitor, I think you’re great; Jim, I’m a doctor not a bricklayer. Congratulations Class of 82 — From the Rosen Family To Suzy and the Class of 82, Best Wishes for a Bright Future — The Felson Family Lisa and Kim, Let’s go skiing! Never forget our good old times. — Love Dee Dear Kids — I'm yelling now, I’m really yelling and I’m not so mean because I’ll remember you and Stay Lou in 2022. Love you — D.K. Stacey, I’m always here when you need a roomie, Debbie Fields — Ick Muck Ack — Kappan L. Solid Gold here we come — B. K. F. abbaabba S.R. Kafy and Webba pals always Billy, You’ve Got a Friend, Love me. Ka, THE BEST Could never say it all, KKBFF — Love Kath Steven and Kathy Always 2-12-81 This Time I Really Think I’m in Love Good Luck Class of 82 — The Kaplans Dear Sara Joseph, Don’t drink V. and G. in Physic, only in Maths Love Stacey Louis F.F. To my roomie, Even though we’ll be miles away, you’ve still got a friend. (Even in 2022) Love Stacey Karen and Suzy, You’ll always be my bestest friends — Stacey To my Bobsey Twin, I love Physic and be careful opening the locker — Love ya, Sara Dear D.K., I take a hot shower then drink O.J. and I cut my finger and it hurts sooooooooo much. Sand S Dear Karen, I wear Jean St. Germain and you wear Sasson. Sara Kathy, Congratulations and Best Wishes for the Future — Mommy, Daddy, Jeff Alan Oceanside Cheerleaders Sail On . . . We Luv Ya . . . Kathy and Abby Double Trouble Born ready, Laverne and Shirley. Always and Forever, No one quite like us — Kathy and Tammy Stacey and Suzy Best Friends Forever — Karen Sara — In-cee-dence You are the greatest, Karen Debbie — Keep Smiling Always I luv ya like a sis — Karen Karen, I love you like a sister Love Debbie Sara — May your life be filled with gorgeous guys — Debbie Debbie and Gerry 7-22-81, Karen and Cliff 7-1-71, Will last Forever . . . Robin From Mud Pies to . . . We will be friends forever — Deb 241 You can’t lead anyone else farther than you have gone yourself Good Luck Class of 82 Kim — Suzy — Stacey — Robyn The General Organization TO THE CLASS OF 82 “CREATING OUR OWN TOMORROW REACHING FOR THAT RISING STAR.” CONGRATULATIONS From Your Officers President — Steven Siegel Secretary — Barbara Mackie Vice President — Andrea Piccininni Treasurer — Bob Herrnson 243 80 ATLANTIC AVE., LYNBROOK, N. Y. 11563 • (516) J99-11J0 244 ccwtRATt uriMU TO Tbl 6 AWATIM«- CLhii Zbke, CJUi4a o£ '83 OtZaA dhjl 13m£ t AAyok Qynd- JIaMsULOA. Oyv JL UCuAjL President: Paul Mallen Secretary • Gina KwaK Vice-President'- Andrew Glick Treasurer • Susan Gordon CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 82 Good Luck in the Future From The Sophomore Class President: Kevin Lamb Vice President: Terri Edelstein Treasurer: Meryl Icove Secretary: Sandi Belaif Students get inside info by Barbara Mehlman On Thursday, January 8, Alumni College Day was held in the Oceanside High School Cafeteria. Over 170 OHS graduates were invited to come and give :urrently and in come organizer of the program, felt that Day stud gave Almost all of the alumni agreed that the two biggest adjustments they made in transferring their education from a high school to a college level were in adapting to an increased work load and a greater amount of independence. Graduate Grace Cucchissi, who is now attending the University of Massachusetts, felt that having diversity in her course load, taking Advanced Placement courses and taking Honor English at OHS best helped to _ prepapre her for college. She felt that taking3 Act well your part; there all the honor lies. marcie brian CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1982 barbara jill Thespian Troupe 132 Jackie Baker Regina Pickering G0NGRATULATI0N5 GLASS 0F 82 Barbara Mackie Tina Bivona FR0M H0N0R S0GIETY 'Barbara TflacKie Don Williams Jeff gershowitz (Andrea Piccininni From Debate Club 246 Hu I Saver 5 Mr fiStjeo ACROSS 4 ‘GET AWAY FROM ME, LANNY!” 11 BLACKBOARD-O-PHOBIA 16 NOTORIOUS LAUGH FROM THE BACK OF THE ROOM 32 MR. ROGERS, “ONLY A FOOL .. “BILLIONS AND BILLIONS,” “JUST CHECKING!” “THANKS FOR COMING!” 46 THE GREEK CHOCOLATE KID 51 “IT’S NOT FAIR. YOU NEVER TAUGHT THIS!” 55 RHYMES WITH 1 DOWN £3 H □ ana a a m ti HdiaBH aac IQ a n a DJ a a 0 □ a ft n a iaa flHBHni .. i n a Q a m EnT a n aans aa □13 DOWN 1 RHYMES WITH 55 ACROSS 4 “I MAY DO THINGS BACKWARDS, BUT IT WORKS!” 9 “LET S HAVE A PARTY!” 10 WORLD S WORST COMEDIAN 11 “JUST GIVE ME THE FORMULA!” 29 “I’M TELLING M.Z. AND STOP CALLING ME CRANBERRY!” 32 ABLE TO CHEW MORE THAN THREE PACKS OF GUM IN A SINGLE BOUND 48 “I’M LATE, BUT I HAVE 11 SKILLION BILLION EXCUSES!” Good LucK Class Of 1982 From Mr. Huisovers Neighborhood 3 rd Period f---— BDDD LUCK CL.HS5 DF Bel ! APChenW. $ ■? j’ v 4 f r £ C i V' grS ir (212) RE9-3562 Leon Siegel (516) R06-2003 CONGRATULATIONS stationery and printing co.. inc. 290 Sunrise Highway Rockville Centre, NY 11570 CLASS OF 1982 516-766-8509 CARVEL Long Beach Rd. Oceanside N.Y. JACK’S CORRECT FIT SHOES SPECIALIZING IN FITTING Puma Sneakers Nike Sneakers Boots, Shoes, Clogs Great Lincoln Shopping Center 60 Atlantic Avenue Oceanside, L.l. Good Luck to the Class of ’82 JOE’S OCEANSIDE CYCLE youn9 in heart 2814 LONG BEACH ROAD OCEANSIDE, N.Y. 11572 RO6-6021 250 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 from SCOPE 82 Chairman: Steve Siegel Co-Chairman: Linda Rauch Co-Chairman: Gary Siskin Fundraising Chairman: Mike Post Agenda Chairman: Lisa Horvath Delegate Chairman: Barbara Mehlman Interact Service Club “I count myself in nothing else so happy As in a soul remembering my good friends;” Shakespeare GOOD LUCK CLASS Of 82 cAs long asyou live, Keep learning how PRESIDENT - Joanne La771 area asst, president- Kelley BurKe VICE PRESIDENT- 7MK£ Post vice president- Gary Siskin treasurer - irmly Rjjbin secretary - Gary Sdelstein secretary - Si%cy Berenhaum THE BEST OF LUCK from YAC President: Teresa Attoinese Vice President: Patty Brew Treasurer: Patti Mollo Secretary: Jean Denaro OP€N MON ■ SAT. 32-18 LONG BEACH HD. THURS. FRI TILL 8 OCEANSIDE. NEW YORK 251 Advance Formal Wear 'Exclusive Formals by Advance Special Prom Discount for OHS Students 234 Sunrise Hwy. Rockville Centre Phone: 678-3555 “Ask not for abilities you do not possess ... but rather for wisdom to channel your life in the right direction.” GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1982 from the 252 PTA HaluSoniPub 1 17 LAWSON BOULEVARD, OCEANSIDE,N.Y. (516) 536-3647 Weigh of Life Products M SPlazu Card SLp 3nc. Greeting Cards and Gifts Weigh of Life Ice Cream Made on Premises 3556 Long Beach Road All Occasion Cakes Oceanside, N.Y. WE BUY USED TRAINS — ALL GAUGES AND AGES CUSTOM PAINTING AND REPAIRS TRAINS ’N HOBBIES TRAINS, BOATS, CARS, ROCKETS, PLANES, KITS, ACCESSORIES 2808 LONG BEACH ROAD OCEANSIDE, N.Y. 11572 JOHN E. CHARY AT (516) 764-6676 Coigratiilat •� •� ? The Dees’ Flowers and Corsages for Prom NO-Hans Wlldbourns Shopprg £Jorrter 76 -5599 5159 Lori Beach fid.yOcjCaniid$N.)i “You gotta have friends” 678-3535 Friends Forever S.R., K.R., K.F., K.F., S.F., J.B., R.G., S.H., D.K., R.K. 253 THANK YOU Mr. Phil St. Pierre Carol Studios Mr. Horowitz Mr. Coburn Miss Winkler Mrs. Dun woody Thank you, Mr. Smith for your time patience and understanding You helped to make our job that much easier and more enjoyable. Robin and the staff of ’82 SPECIAL THANKS Jackie Baker, Donne Cohen, Suzy Felson, Andy Freed, Stacey Helfand, Jan Jackrel, Debbie Kaplan, Gina Kwath, Chris Lowe, Andrea Roban, Jody Rodriguez, Karen Rosen, Lisa Ross, Sara Rubinstein ARTISTS Andy Freed Title Page, Summation Page Gina Kwak-Underclassmen Page LoweDividers Jody Rodriguez-Cover, Underclassmen section Karen Rosen-Joggers Dividers Miscellaneous Thank you for being there for all those steepness nights, late pizza parties and lost weekends. You have all helped to make Spindrift 1982 a great success. Love Robin Robin and 9