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Everlasting Images Produce Reflections of the Past Prologue 7 at 3 60 o o Β£ 00 Boundless Laughter of Yesterday Echoes in Rll Our Minds Prologue 9 10 Prologue Fop mi the Fun Times Until Good-Bye Lingering Memories Remind Us of Special Moments Shared Prologue 13 Rs Friends We Stand United but Must Choose Our Separate Ways Valuable Lessons Weβve Learned From One RnotherWill Guide Us Through Years Putting Childhood Days Behind, Rhead We Donβt Know What Weβll Find mm β’ .; β’: β’ ; v w β’; r. - -; VV ; β’ - _ w .;i tv v . vy.r.? . .. 1 Β«- -V .. . i..- 1 - J Rs Time Passes Through These Halls We Watch Each Other Crow Prologue 23 24 Prologue Look Rhead Straining β . | to See Beyond the Horizon Fate, Hidden Beyond the Stops, Yearns Prologue 27 Leaving the Past In Distant Dreams We Still Believe Rnd Hope Our 2 CL. O CO Prologue 31 W Ol BOARD OF EDUCA TION Maryanne Lehrer President Jay H. Korn Vice President Maria Carrano Jerome Cline Burton Haims DISTRICT ADMINISTRA TION Victor A. Leccese Superintendent Gerald Jones District Director, Practical Arts Thomas Marcello, Ed.D. Assistant Superintendent Allan Segal District Director, Music and Art Ira Sarison, Ed.D. Assistant Superintendent Richard Vercruyse District Director, Physical Education and Health Services Richard M. Kraemer PRINCIPAL A MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1983 After 13 years of formal education, you have collected much knowledge. You have learned many facts which can be utilized to settle a question, to establish a position or to bring a situation under control. This is information that you can easily retrieve, which you do not have to think about. This information is certain, behind you, and it makes you feel assured. Yet, you could be mistaken. As an educated person, you have also attained skills β skills that enable you to do things and to make things. It is a common notion that an educated person will understand how to refine our civilization. As you leave Oceanside High School, I would like you to consider that the possession of knowledge and skills alone will not enable you to reform our civilization should the need arise. I would like you to consider that during your adult lifetime you will be engaged in helping to reshape our civilization as all generations have helped to refine and reshape civilization. The critical element needed in addition to knowledge and skills is thinking power. John Dewey, the eminent philosopher, has written, Thinking on the contrary, starts from doubt or uncertainty. It marks an inquiring, hunting, searching attitude, instead of one of mastery and possession. Through its critical process true knowledge is revised and extended, and our convictions as to the state of things reorganized. The facts and skills we have taught you will serve you well; but without critical thinking, they will not be replenished and adapted as you and your generation reform civilization. By not using thinking power, you will blindly accept new facts and ignorantly reuse them as knowledge. It is my hope that in our 13 years with you, we have founded all three components so that you may fully enjoy the offerings of life and reach a sense of fulfillment. Happiness in the future. Richard M. Kraemer Principal Frank Dapolito Assistant Principal Main Office Secretaries at work. OJ sO 40 Faculty Marianne Clisham Phyllis Director Diane Honig Barry Kaplan John Kelleher Richard Korn Larry Langman Joseph Marino ENGLISH Madelyn Pressman Diane Reinhardt Faculty 41 SOCIAL STUDIES Concettina Andrews Marjorie Delmar Theodore Ehrman Harold Hanson Vivian Krohn, Ed.D. James Mulvey Albert Murphy Donald Murray Β£ 3 O ra u. N 44 Faculty SCIENCE Russel Falzone Thomas Featherston Martin Halpern Robert Saia Paul Spinelli John Stile Walter Pearsall Chairperson Phillip Rowe Faculty 45 Lawrence Cascio Marla Chait Jacqueline Demakis Diane Goldberg Chairperson David Goldstein N 3 u TJ U vO Claire Grauer Robert Higgins MATHEMATICS Paul Arms Robert Bocchicchio Chairperson Robert DeGeorge Sheldon Dietz Frances DiLorenzo Susan Doll Robert Estes Carmine Ferraro Marie Heinze 3 o 05 U- BUSINESS Frances Heller William Manuel Vincent Agoglia Alan Diamond Rochelle Felson Faculty 51 52 Faculty John Hay Roy Kessenich Grace Saacke Andrew Scerbo Samuel Torgan TJ CL n ui w Jeanette Bohdol Marilyn Coburn Alphonse Parise Carol Croce Rita Kaikow ART LIBRARY T}Β« in Robert Benson Natalie Lewis Stephen Ott John Thomassian Barbara Huegler John Mancuso PRACTICAL ARTS SOCIAL WORKER GUIDANCE Dolores Ehrlich Iris Mogul Timothy Murray Doris Rosenberg George Smalling Chairperson Ellen Graba Ilene Kleine Ruth Lehrman Edward Thomas SPECIAL EDUCATION Nicole Pantoni Permanent Substitute INTER VENTIONAL TEACHERS Louise Cobb Rose Speara CIVIL Betty Dunwoody Florence Esrig Irene Fantini Marilyn Feinberg Gilda Fischer Nancy Foders Elinore Harris o NO SERVICE Gloria Hollman Carol Hudak Ellen Hughes Lillian Lench Harriet Linden Marie Pagliarello Arlene Schmidt Florence Stein Paule Sternson Helen Sullivan Lonette Torney Janet Vandermosten T1 n C $ CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTODIAL STAFF CN Faculty 63 John Aberasturi Barbara Abrahamer Adam Abernethy Toni Abrams Robert Abramson Mindy Agin Eric Abolafia Marc Alper Anne Amann Pam Altschul James Annitto Claudia Albinder Robyn Alweiss Randi Applebaum Louis Arbolino Bill Bedell Maryann Bello What did you say about more homework? Mark Benson William Bedell Pauline Bellocchio Dawn Bentvena Rolando Berdion Stacy Berenbaum O' sO Mark Berger Adam Bernstein Susan Bernstein Douglas Berman Marci Bernstein Marianne Bertini Vicky Bermudez Nathan Bernstein John Bilello Bettina Bivona Scudder Black Stephanie Blum Thomas Boland Alyssa Block Kathy Boles Michael Bloom Patricia Boles Marc Brandt Diane Bownes 72 Tom Brew Janet Brown Sari Botton Lisa Brook Scott Buckley Alex Bufano Larry Buchman Elizabeth Burban - It Cas Cegelski Anna Catsounis Mike Cavanaugh Robert Celiberti Adam Chaiken Lynne Carpenter Gina Carrano Diane Carrell Joni Chenenko Cindy Chasworth David Ciaffa Beth Cohen Lisa Chiljean Larry Cline Alan Cohen Janice China Rita Connell James Constantine Abe Conn Michael Cohen Hal Cohen Lisa Collins Jennie D. Cohen Maria Collins Karen Cooperman Brett Corvino Thomas Costello Anthony Coppola Kenneth Cotte Lisa Costanza Joseph Crespo Tricia Cordes Lorraine Dakis Anthony Dabnis Nicholas D'Attoma David De Biase Michele D'Auria Doug Denson Raymond DeSibio Diane Marie Dillon Mike Di Tommaso Angel Diaz Bruce Doery Dave Ekstrom 82 Can 1 just tell you, I just went on another shopping spree at Bloomie's. Mom gave me the credit card β I was so psyched! You don't understand. I'm so excited! I got 10 pairs of short boots, 12 pairs of designer jeans and a GORGEOUS new gold herring-bone necklace.β Kevin Elliott Christopher English Nadine Epstein The RUSH Concert was like such a panic. The music was like you know, and like I was totally wasted. Steven Epstein Francine Failla 83 Robyn Feinman Caryn Feld Monica M. V. Fanning Karen Faust Jonathan Farber Denise Federico Elaine Feely Jon Fassenfeld Karen Flakser Greg Feldman Karen Fern Dawn Finley Robert Foders Tina Firestone Eric Frahlich Francis Ferraro Steven Fuller Laura Marie Gaffney Kevin Gelpern Angelo M. Gagliano Steve Gargano Chris Genna Dennis Gannon Ira Gelb 87 Marc Grossman Bernard J. Gunderson James A. Hach Amy Gross Brad Gross Donna Grossu Marion F. Gudinsky Gary Grossman Denise Haertel Thomas Hall Gary Haviv Katherine Haran Scott Hay Barbara Hagenmayer Lesli Haims Randy Hecht Lisa Hemmert Annie Hengerle Allyson Herring Michele Hiltzik Lisa Horing Lourdes Hidalgo Andrea Hoffman Michael Holtz Michael Hyman Lynn Howard Heather Hunn Lisa Hurwitz Laurie Hyman Timothy P. Hynes Howard J. Hughes Kelly Hose Michael Iorio Patty Kabouchy Kim Ignarro Craig R. Jacoby Michael Jennings Jill Januszewski Chris Jackson Tom Kaiser Christine Anne Kalland 2 o E CD nO O' Robin Kampf The time has come for us to go our own ways And it's hard to cope with 'cause we loved these days We've all been together in our sophomore, junior, and senior years Together we laughed, cried, and conquered our fears Some of us changed and others stayed the same But the memories we'll keep like a picture in a frame There were times we loved and times we dreaded And days passed not knowing where we were headed Edmund Kearns We shared these times through thick and thin And we never failed because we were made to win Facing the real world is our next role Succeeding in this world is our ultimate goal At this time of year in 1983 We have all grown and begun to see That now is the time when we all must face reality Lisa Ruggieri Thomas Francis Kennedy Bruce Kesten Laura Kircheim iH Barbara Kessell p 3 o' 3 vO Christine Kolano Douglas Kolodny John Knapp Noreen Klein Lore Klotz Susan Knox β Steven Kittelberger Billy Knipe Danny Kombert Debbie Kovitz Peter Kottmeir Jennifer Kraeger Shari Kostrinsky Wendy Korn Peter Koubiadis Stuart Krass Cecilia Kudrnac Chuck Krumenacker Judy Kurtzer 100 Paul Kuster Gina Kwak Chris Larkin Dawn LaRosa Robert LaPresti Maria Laudicina Sandra Lehrman Deborah Lee Trisha Lawrence David Leibstein Erica S. LeBoyer Richard Lerner Jacqueline Levy 102 Alison Linker Paul Mallen 103 Theresa McDevitt Beth Ann McHugh Kim McKeegan James McGuiness Rich McLeer Kenneth McKee Monique McMahon Maureen Anne McHenry Howard Metzger Joey Metzger Thomas Meagher jfm Irene Medford Frank Melito Richard Michaels Maureen Melley Rosemarie Meola Jacalyn Midlarsky Bryan Millman Steven Mitchnick Lynn Ann Migliaccio Nancy Mittelberg Neal Mintz Renee Moadel Lisa Milberg Todd A. Molinari Jeanette Montuoro Peter Monfiletto Jacqueline Morin Dora Montero Tom Moore Frank Moretti Vito Morolla Constance Nevola Ronald Munster Claire Mullen Greg Moryc 'Tell me more. Kenneth Muellers Chris Mundinger Hey β where's everyone going? Eric Navestad Linda Ng Hilary Oatman Patrick O'Dea Lisa, you're not leaving until you get the birdie over that net. Sean O'Donnell β Beth Novegrod Wayne Nuzzolo William Noon Jeffrey Nitekman Kevin O'Reilly Michael Parker Toni Marie Pastore Robert Patton Evan Parnell Cynthia Paul Lonnie Pechnik Michael Penchuk Angela Penna Sean Pepling Joseph Peppe Patricia D. Piccininni Neil Piccola Caryn Permutt Karen Pfeil Jim Pericas 114 Randi Peterson Nancy Pitkofsky Anthony Pontrello Sally Poolat Michael Plate Denise Portale Donna Pontrello Charles Plumer Beth Posner Maryann Pothews Theresa Prendergast Jean Probeck Richard Provler John Quadrino 116 Mary Quinn Allison Rehder Jeffrey Rabiner Kenny Ranucci Susan Rabinowitz Jimmy Rein 117 Brian Riordan Kevin J. Remsen Adam Repole Marc Ribnick Charles Ricottoni John Riecker Christine Ring Nβ Jill Rezak Andrea Roban Ronald Roeill Timothy Rohrs Debbi Rose Robert Rosenberg Susan Rosenberg H. Alfonso Rodriguez Cindy Roth Lisa Ann Ruggieri Michael Russo Charles Salanitro Joan Sandhaas Cheryl Savetz Joseph Salerno Randi Savoy Nereida Santiago Nancy Scardino Joel Salman Miriam Schler Andrew Scheferman Erik Schlake Lois Schlam Scott Schneck Adam Schachtel Gregg Scheuing Joseph Schaefer Laura Scorcia Debbie Schwenzer Julie Seid Lisa Seminara David Segel Thomas Sheahan Elizabeth Sheehan Rod Sklar Rory Slifkin Brian Small Krisann Smith Peter Smith D.E.C.A. Smurf Kenneth Sohn Nancy L. Sonnenfeld Eric Spergel Lynne Marie Spitale Lynda Stein Robert Sperber Pat Standard Jeffrey Sperling Alan Steinberg Jill Sternschein Marie Sumien Christopher Stephens Eileen Sandra Swickle 129 Ed Thompson Lisa Tober Kevin Toomer Stacey Tourso William Thatcher Kevin Torpey Eddie Terwilliger Brian Taxier Jeanne Tucker Lance Tuckruskye Jean Toy Kim Tummolo Mary Traver Nancy Tyler Stacy Tuchman Gwen Urivetzky Lori Wald Michael Wasserman Phil Villhauer Andrea Wald Laura Vitelli Elizabeth von Hassel Craig Vukov Tom Vitucci Seniors 133 if Robert Weisberg Susyn Weisgal Michael Weidler Larry Weiss Ronni Weiss Danny White Michele Weingarten Michael Weinberger Robert White Charlie Wilson Jeannine M. Woodyear James Whittle Jyll Wiener Cheryl Yampiro Gary Yankelevitz Cindy Yellen Thomas Yovino Trudy Zener David Zimmer Howard Taylor Ronnie Yudin James A. Zafonte Penny Zannikos Richard Zappa Edward Zimmerman Theresa Zomchick What goes up, usually comes down. 'I ought to be in pictures.' Hey, cut that out. That's right Maria, 1 and 1 equals 2. Fricand Frac. SENIORS I thought we were the ones taking the pictures. I am so depressed. SENIORS SENIORS... What are you looking at? John Aberasturi β Varsity Soccer, J.V. Lacrosse Adam Abernethy - Varsity Lacrosse, J.V. Basketball Eric Abolafia β Varsity Soccer, G O. Treasurer, J.V. Lacrosse, Water Buffaloes Let The Good Times Roll. Barbara Abrahamer β Honor Society, Mathletes, Law Club, Finian's Rainbow Props Crew-Head, Classical Music Club, Cross-Country, Club X, It's Academic Be brave enough to live life creatively. Toni Abrams β Spindrift Copy Editor, S.C.O.P.E., Sider Press, Key Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society, A Salute to Broadway, Water Buffaloes Life does not promise love or joy, unless you really will it. Life just gives us time and space. It's up to us to fill it. Robert Abramson β Varsity Wrestling, J.V. Baseball, J.V. Cross-Country, Varsity Club, Key Club, Leo Club Leon Adler - O.T.V.P. Hoping you'll see what your love means to me . .. Mindy Agin β Leo Club Vice-President, Spanish Club Treasurer, G.O. Senator, Honor Society, Liaison Committee, Sportnite, Key Club, Water Buffaloes Time may change, but true friends remain true forever. Claudia Albinder β Varsity Gymnastics, Varsity Tennis, Varsity Cheerleading, Track, Leo Club, Key Club, G.O. Senator, Sportnite It is a rare and special thing to find a friend who will remain a friend forever. Marc Alper β Tennis, S.C.O.P.E., Law Club Pam Altschul β Key Club, Leo Club, Spanish Club, Sider Press When we look back, it will all seem funny. Robyn Alweiss β Tennis, Leader Corps, S.C.O.P.E. It's a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Anne Amann β Cheerleading Varsity and J.V. Captain, Honor Society, Varsity Badminton, Spanish Club Editor, Spring Track, Concert Band, Stage Band Randi Applebaum β Sider Press Art Editor, Spindrift If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Louis Arbolino β Wrestling Debbie Armbruster β Honor Roll, National Junior Honor Society, Library Club, Futures Count your age by friends not years. Count your life by smiles not tears. Lisa Ascione - Sail into tomorrow, living day to day β that's all I can afford to do, and all I'll ever pay. Karine Audi β Shutterbug Club Hey, Your Honor, Man! Steven Barnett β French Club President, Computer Club, Cycling Club, Physics Club Rick Barrett β Track Maryann Bello β Italian Club Secretary Pauline Bellocchio β Leader Corps Historian, Lacrosse, Sportnite, Oceanography Club Yesterday is already a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Rolando Berdion β Soccer Stacy Berenbaum β Key Club Secretary, S.C.O.P.E., Sider Press, Latin Club, Sportnite Sometimes I wonder who I am, where I've been, do I fit in. Mark Berger β Concert Choir, Football, Track, O.T.V.P., G.O. Senator There are two things I hate in this world . . . buses and broken bones. Vicky Bermudez β Spanish Club, Futures, Go-Getters Adam Bernstein β Honor Society Vice-President, Winter and Spring Track Captain, Liaison Committee, Military Simulations Club President, Sider Press Marci Bernstein β Honor Roll, Leo Club, Key Club, Latin Club, G.O. Senator, Sportnite, Liaison Committee If endings symbolize beginnings, shouldn't the goodbyes be easier to say? Nathan Bernstein β Football, Wrestling, Honor Society Susan Bernstein β Gymnastics, Cheerleading, Volleyball, S.C.O.P.E., Junior Honor Society John Bilello β Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club, Water Buffaloes Thank God for weekends because weekends were made for ... Bettina Bivona β All-County Concert Choir, Lil' Abner, Finian's Rainbow, Company, A Salute to Broadway, Concert Choir President, Thespians Treasurer, Law Club Hey you, with the sorrowful gaze ... Scudder Black β Varsity Football, Varsity Club If you can conquer your troubles, you can find your dreams. Alyssa Block β Interact, Futures Treasurer, Mathletes, Key Club, Badminton Cnange is something we all want but not to the extent where we forget the past. Michael Bloom β Football, Key Club, S.C.O.P.E., Latin Club, Water Buffaloes ... so I headed for this rock off the coast. I didn't know then what I was up to, but I know now. Stephanie Blum β French Club, Liaison Committee, G.O. Senator, Sider Press Never be sad for what is over, just be glad it was once yours to have. Thomas Boland β Football, Junior Honor Society Kathy Boles β . do us part! Patricia Boles β There's a lot of sense in living; but till we all fly together what sense does it make. Sari Botton β Drama Club, Key Club, S.C.O.P.E. Allison Brandt β World Interest Club, Chorus Treasurer, Sportnite, S.C.O.P.E. Why should I care? Janet Brown β Cheerleading, Leader Corps, G.O. Senator, Water Buffalette, Sportnite Christine Brunetta β Spindrift, Italian Club There are those that either live to love or love to live. Michelle Bryman β Oh yeah. life goes on. Larry Buchman β Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Honor Society, Varsity Club, G.O. Senator, O.T.V.P., Water Buffaloes When you see your chance, take it. Remember, remember everything. Scott Buckley β Lacrosse The Buck Debbie Buckman β Tommy and Debbie, 3 11 82, always Alex Bufano β Cross Country, Winter Track Elizabeth Burban β Varsity Gymnastics Captain, Varsity Cneerleading Captain, Sider Press, Track, Honor Society, Marching Band, Concert Band, Water Buffalette Gotta get away, gotta do it now, gotta walk into the sun β Fer Sure Daniela Cannataro β Sportnite So it's the laughter we will remember, whenever we remember, the way we were. Angela Capobianco β Spindrift, Volleyball, Softball, Sportnite Venture on into the 90's. Susan Carboy β Varsity Soccer Captain, Varsity Lacrosse, Sportnite Cathy Caridi β Sportnite We all need someone we can lean on, and if you want to, you can lean on me. Margaret Carlock β Spanish Club, Spindrift, Interact Lynne Carpenter - Go-Getters Secretary, Spindrift Gina Carrano β DECA Mike Cavanaugh β Lacrosse Cas Cegelski β No dream is too great, as long as you go after it whole-heartedly. Adam Chaiken β Liaison Committee, Y.A.C., Big Brother Cindy Chasworth β Spanish Club, Spindrift, The Good Doctor Props Crewhead The only way to have a friend is to be one. Joni Chenenko β Honor Society, Varsity Badminton, S.C.O.P.E., Sportnite, Water Buffaloes, Key Club 139 The dream does not end here; it only begins. Lisa Chiljean β Badminton Manager, Girls' Soccer Manager Give the world the best, and the best will come back to you. Janice China β There is always another beginning. David Ciaffa β Concert Choir, Concert Ensemble, Classical Music Club Vice-President, Computer Club President, Physics Club, Honor Society, Club X It is not from space that I must seek my dignity but from the government of my thought. Larry Cline β Shutterbug Club, Karate Club President L.C. and T.A. strike again! Beth Cohen β Get on up and party! Hal Cohen β Concert Choir, Concert Ensemble, Physics Club, Honor Society, Mathletes Treasurer, Write-On, Finian's Rainbow, A Salute to Broadway, G.O. Senator, Club X, It's Academic, O.H.S. Barbershop Quartet Keep smiling; people will wonder what you've been up to. Jennie D. Cohen β Chorus, Sportnite, Interact If you love something, set it free; if it comes back to you, it is yours forever; if it doesn't, it never was. Michael Cohen β Marching Band President, Debate Club Chairperson and Treasurer, Sider Press, S.C.O.P.E., Thes-ians. Spindrift Photography ditor. Drum Club President Lisa Collins β Sider Press Karen Cooperman β Alumni Day Chairperson, Key Club, Spindrift, Spanish Club The only way to have a friend is to be one. Tricia Cordes β Basketball, Volleyball, Leo Club, Honor Society, French Club, Leader Corps, Sportnite, Track Nobody ever had a rainbow until he had the rain. Brett Corvino β Wrestling Thomas Costello β Baseball Kenneth Cotte β Lacrosse Elisa Cullen β Kev Club Vice- President, Sider Press Assistant In-Depth Features Editor, S.C.O.P.E., Badminton, Lacrosse, Water Buffaloes, Oceanside District Scholarship Fund Let your life be like mathematics; joys added, sorrows subtracted, friends multiplied, and love undivided. Michael Cummings β Swimming, Wrestling, Water Buffaloes Sergeant-at-Arms Anthony Dabnis β Lacrosse Evelyn Dacker β World Interest Club, Kev Club, Spanish Club, Spindrift And now it's time to change our ways . . . but I've loved these days. So before we end . . . we'll drink a toast to how it's been. Lorraine Dakis β Leader Corps Treasurer, Oceanography, Photography, Honor Society, Water Buffaloes, DECA, Sportnite Happiness is not having what you want but wanting what you have. Tom Dalessandro β Football John D'Antona β Football, Baseball Nicholas D'Attoma β Lacrosse, Bowling Michele D'Auria β Sportnite Michael DeLucia β Spindrift Senior Editor, Italian Club Vice-President, Varsity Bowling, Honor Society The times I've spent still play upon my eyes, and I'll hand hold these memories till one by one they die. Doug Denson β Water Buffaloes Treasurer Is that you? Maria DeSantis β Softball Angel Diaz - Lacrosse Those who say they can and those who say they can't are both right. Elena Diez β Varsity Girls Lacrosse Manager, Leader Corps, Sportnite, DECA, G.O. Senator The key to happiness is having dreams; the key to success is making them come true. Diane Dillon β Love in your heart wasn't put there to stay; love isn't love till you give it away. Alejandra DiRosa β Tennis, Volleyball Mike DiTommaso β Varsity Soccer Bruce Doery β Ski Club We must believe we are magic! Grace Duet β Marching Band, Track Pamela Eaton β Volleyball, Varsity Badminton, Leo Club, Leader Corps, Sportnite, Water Buffaloes, DECA All that's good in the life is either illegal, immoral, or fattening. Caryn Eisenberg β DECA, Key Club, S.C.O.P.E., Leo Club Gone are the days we stopped to decide where we should go . . . we just ride. Jay Eisenberg β Marching Band, Basketball, Ski Club Karyn Elari β Varsity Soccer, Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball, Sportnite, Leader Corps, G.O. Senator Philip Ellison β Computer Club, Chess Club Patricia Eovino β Sportnite, Honor Society, Varsity Lacrosse, Leader Corps, Oceanography, G.O. Senator There are two goals to achieve in life; find what you want and enjoy it. Lynn Epstein β Orchestra President, S.C.O.P.E. Associate Delegate and Agenda Chairman, Honor Society, Spindrift, Latin Club, Key Club, Interact There's so much left to know, and I'm on the road to find out. Nadine Epstein β Varsity Badminton, Sportnite, Leader Corps, S.C.O.P.E., Key Club, Latin Club Give me a Bertha. Steven Epstein β Sider Press News Editor, S.C.O.P.E. Debates and Meetings Chairman, Law Club Vice-President, Golf Team Captain, Wrestling, Honor Society You've got to get the eye of the tiger. Paul Esposito β Lacrosse, Hockey Monica Fanning β Marching Band, Futures Secretary The world will go as it will; not as you or I would have it. Jonathan Farber β Cycling Club Vice-President, I Remember Mama, Lil' Abner, Finian's Rainbow, A Salute to Broadway Jon Fassenfeld β I know more and more about less and less. Denise Federico β Friendship is like a delicate crystal glass; it holds so much, yet it is so easily broken, shattered forever. Elaine Feely - Honor Society, Spindrift Business Editor, G.O. Senator, French Club Treasurer, Sider Press, Latin Club, Library Club Caryn Feld β Honor Society, Sider Press, Spindrift, Key Club, Medical Explorers Greg Feldman β Futures, Strategic Maneuvers There is no point in being grown up if you can't be childish at times. Karen Fern β Varsity Lacrosse, Volleyball, Sider Press Friends and memories, memories and friends, where one begins, the other ends. Thanks for the memories. Frank Ferraro β Football, Wrestling, Lacrosse, Varsity Club, Water Buffaloes Tina Firestone β S.C.O.P.E., Spanish Club A friend is someone who knows all about you and likes you anyway. Eric Frahlich β Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Ski Club, Honor Roll, Winter Track, Water Buffaloes Goodbye to romance, goodbye to friends, I guess that we'll meet; we'll meet in the end. Gwenn Frank β Sider Press Managing and Advertising Editor, Honor Society, S.C.O.P.E. Financial and Hospitality Chairman, Orchestra If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. Stephen Frank β Honor Society, World Interest Club, Spin-arift Business Ediotr, S.C.O.P.E., Medical Explorers, Sider Press, Key Club Imagine all the people ... 140 Alyse Frankenberg β Water Buffaloes Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes. I'm afraid it's time for goodbye again. Debbie Freiwirth β Leo Club, Badminton, S.C.O.P.E., DECA, Discovery Leader, G.O. Senator, Sophomore Class Secretary, Latin Club I see my future at the rainbows end β HAPPY HOURS . . . TIMELESS FRIENDS. Emily Friedberg β Orchestra, Honor Society, S.C.O.P.E., Spanish Club, Key Club Sheryl Froehlich β Sportnite, Go-Getters, Spindrift Business Editor, A Salute to Broadway Ticket Crewhead, French Club, S.C.O.P.E. Angelo Gagliano β Track, Italian Club Dennis Gannon β Hockey, Lacrosse Steve Gargano β Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Club, Water Buffaloes, G.O. Senator Ira Gelb - Varsity Basketball, Honor Society President, Varsity Tennis, Sider Press Bennett Gewurz β J.V. Basketball, Honor Society, Peer Counseling, Liaison Committee, S.C.O.P.E. Brad Gillman β Vice-President of DECA Please, Babe One Mo' Time. Paula Giuliano β Spindrift It's just as easy to look for the eood things in life as it is for the bad. Andrew Glick β Junior Class Vice-President, Prom Chairperson, Thespians Vice-President, A Salute to Broadway, Grease, The Good Doctor, Finian's Rainbow, G.O. Senator, Concert Ensemble Gabrielle Godette β Marching Band, Interact Secretary, YAC Secretary, Spindrift, Honor Society, Finian's Rainbow Pit Orchestra Robyn Goldberg - DECA Treasurer, Spanish Club, Honor Roll, G.O. Senator Put your brain in gear, before you put your mouth in motion. Hillari Goldrich - Sider Press Associate Editor, Key Club, Spanish Club, S.C.O.P.E. Personnel Chairman I know it's time to change my ways, but I've loved these days. Lauren Goldstein β Sider Press Editor-in-Chief, S.C.O.P.E. Journal Editor, Key Club Secretary, Medical Explorers Chairman, Honor Society, Long Island Science Congress Winner What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Lawrence Goldstein β Spindrift Club Editor, Interact, Physics Club, Library Club Steven Goldstein β Band, Orchestra Susan Gordon β S.C.O.P.E. Personnel and Delegate Chairman, Sider Press, Key Club, Junior Class Treasurer, G.O. Senator, Liaison Committee, Lil' Abner, A Salute to Broadway, Oceanside Scholarship Fund, Concert Choir Alto Section Leader, Concert Ensemble Charles Graff β The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few ... or tne one. Joseph Greco β Lacrosse Charles Greenwald β Yo Bud, Let's Party! Josh Gropper β G.O. Vice-President, Chess Club Vice-President, Oceanside Scholarship Fund, S.C.O.P.E., Sider Press, Honor Society Amy Gross β Honor Society, Thespians, Sider Press, I Remember Mama, L'il Abner, and Finian's Rainbow Painting Crewhead, Write-On, Futures, Cycling Club, Photography Our awareness is all that is alive and may be sacred in any of us. Brad Gross β G.O. Senator, Latin Club Gary Grossman β Varsity Soccer Marc Grossman β Track, O.T.V.P. When you see a chance, take it! Donna Grossu β S.C.O.P.E., Key Club, French Club, Honor Society, Sider Press, Peer Leadership Group Marion Gudinsky β Honor Roll, Colorguard Captain, Concert Band Secretary and Librarian, Spindrift Layout Editor, Orchestra, Pit Orchestra, Marching Band, S.C.O.P.E., Sportnite, Ticket Crew of Musical Why worry about tomorrow when today was the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. Bernard Gunderson β Marching Band, Jazz Ensemble, Concert Band, Pit Orchestra, Track James Hach β Marching Band, Concert Band, Spring Track Denise Haertel β Track, Badminton, Spindrift, Leader Corps, YAC, Spanish Club Lesli Haims β Concert Choir, Go-Getters, Spindrift, I Remember Mama and L'il Abner Painting Crew Music makes the world go around. Thomas Hall β Varsity Football, Lacrosse, Ski Club Vice-President, Water Buffaloes A day that we didn't laugh is a day not worth remembering. Kathy Haran β Go-Getters, Track Friends Forever. Gary Haviv β Sider Press, Mathletes, Hebrew Club Scott Hay β Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Club Randy Hecht - You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you might get what you need ' Lisa Hemmert β Cross-Country, Lacrosse, Track, Field Hockey, Leader Corps, Water Buffalette Let it ride ... Annie Hengerle β Strawberry Blondes Have More Fun! Allyson Herring β Volleyball, Leader Corps Lourdes Hidalgo β Sportnite, Go-Getters Michele Hiltzik β Go-Getters, Finian's Rainbow Painting Crew-Head, Physics Club, Spindrift, Sider Press The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or touched β they must be felt with the heart. Andrea Hoffman β Varsity Badminton, S.C.O.P.E. Michael Holtz β Law Club President, Sider Press, Honor Society, S.C.O.P.E. Lisa Horing β 4rians 4ever Heather Hunn β YAC Vice-President, Liaison Committee, Interact, Ski Club, Spindrift Lisa Hurwitz β Sportnite, Key Club, Leo Club, G.O. Senator, Water Buffaloes Love is life, and life is love; it's very special. Laurie Hyman β YAC, Interact, Honor Roll I'm mega-mortified! Michael Hyman β Varsity Basketball, Discovery, Honor Society Tim Hynes β Football, Basketball, Lacrosse, Water Buffaloes, Varsity Club, Swimming That's rude and way out of line! Michael Iorio β Varsity Football Chris Jackson β Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Club, Water Buffaloes, Matheletes, Thespians, Drama Club When the tide of life turns against you, and the current upsets your boat, just lay back and float. Craig Jacoby β Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Club, Water Buffaloes Jill Januszewski β Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Softball, Varsity Basketball, Leader Corps, Shutterbug Club, Oceanography Michael Jennings β Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Club, Water Buffaloes A good laugh is sunshine in the house. Patty Kabouchy β Gymnastics, Cheerleading, Spanish Club, Drama Club To Whom It May Concern, Thanks. B.Y. -n- P.K. 6-13-81 Tom Kaiser β Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Water Buffaloes It's a town full of losers, and I'm pulling out of here to win ' Christine Kalland β Marching Band, Concert Choir, French Club Trissy Kanaras β Spindrift 141 Mark Kardonsky β Cycling Club President Water Buffaloes, Track, V.I.C.A. Live one day at a time and then project five years into the future. Linda Kastin β S.C.O.P.E. John Keane β Soccer Edmund Kearns β Spring Track Captain, Cross-Country Captain, Varsity Indoor Track Tom Kennedy β Marching Band Everybody's got to deviate from the norm. Toby Kerins - To the Class of '84: Should I stay or should I go? Wayne Kern β Bowling Wendy Kershen β Bobby and Wendy β 3-13-81 β always and forever Barbara Kessell β Kristen, Kelly, Celine my b-f-a β Bet-ter things will come tomorrow.' Bruce Kesten β Latin Club, J.V. Football Laura Kircheim β Varsity Soccer Captain, Lacrosse, Leader Corps, Ski Club, Oceanography, Sportnite My friends: You never let me down, you turned my life around, the sweetest days I found, I found with you. Steven Kittelberger β Soccer Noreen Klein β Basketball, J.V. Softball The Callalilies are in bloom again, really they are . . . such a strange flower. Lore Klotz - Varsity Soccer, Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball, Leader Corps, Spindrift, Water Buffaloes, Sportnite Live, Love, Laugh Billy Knipe - You lock the door and throw away the key β There's someone in my head, but it's not me. Christine Kolano β Marching Band, Drum Majorette, Soft-ball, G.S.O. President, Concert Band, Stage Band Douglas Kolodny - Mathletes Vice-President, Law Club Vice-President, World Interest Club, Chess Club, Sider Press Ask me for somethings; you take, you take, you never give. Danny Kombert - Latin Club, Soccer, Band, S.C.O.P.E., Sider Press I can honestly say I have nothing to put down in this space. Wendy Korn - Varsity Cheerleading, Leo Club Treasurer, Spanish Club, S.C.O.P.E., Key Club, Liaison Committee, Sportnite To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence. Shari Kostrinsky β Sportnite, G.O. Senator, Water Buffaloes, Law Club Call my name and I'll be there in a hurry. I'm someone you can depend on and never worry; I am your friend. Peter Kottmeier β We Bums Are Rums. Debbie Kovitz β Marching Band, Concert Band, Softball, Varsity Winter Track, Honor Roll Jennifer Kraeger β Thespians, Concert Choir, Go-Getters You see things as they are, and you ask, 'Why?'; I dream things that never were and ask, 'Why not'? Stuart Krass β Interact, Water Buffaloes, Cycling Club If I should fail, if I succeed, at least I'll live as I believe. Chuck Krumenacker β Basketball Cecilia Kudrnac β Chorus, Go-Getters The dreams of yesterday must be set free to become memories of happy times. Judy Kurtzer β Orchestra The doors are open to a bright new future. Gina Kwak β Senior Class Vice-President, Sider Press Typing and Copy Editor, Spindrift '83 Faculty and Copy Editor, Spindrift '82 Underclassmen Editor, Junior Class Secretary, S.C.O.P.E., Key Club, Community Activities Committee, Honor Society, Peer Counseling That it will never come again is what makes life so sweet. Chris Larkin β Baseball, Football, DECA Dawn LaRosa β Senior Class Secretary, Sider Press In- Depth Features Editor, S.C.O.P.E. Housing Chairper-son. Honor Society, Sophomore Class President, Key Club, YAC, World Interest Club, Liaison Committee, Chorus Maria Laudicina β DECA, Water Buffaloes Trisha Lawrence β S.C.O.P.E. Publicity Chairman, Spindrift, Badminton, Sportnite, Key Club, Boys' Track Manager, Water Buffaloes Erica LeBoyer β S.C.O.P.E., Sider Press, Honor Roll, Sportnite So before we end (and then begin), we'll drink a toast to how it's been. Deborah Lee β Chorus Sandra Lehrman β Big Brothers Big Sisters President, Go-Getters Treasurer, Concert Choir, Concert Ensemble, Thespians, Li'l Abner, The Good Doctor, β’ Finian's Rainbow, A Salute to Broadway, Key Club, Interact, Spindrift Always leave a space for sunshine, rainbows, and dreams in your life. Paul Leonard β Hockey Michelle Lepre β Varsity Cheerleading, S.C.O.P.E., Spanish Club Vice-President, Sportnite 'Make new friends but keep the old; though the new ones are silver, the old ones are gold. Richard Lerner β Nurses' Office Aide, Library Aide Elliot Levine β Sider Press Layout Editor, Spindrift Layout Editor, S.C.O.P.E., Key Club, Honor Society, Honor Roll, World Interest Club, Latin Club It's the dream afraid of dying that never learns to live. Marc Levine β Honor Roll, Ski Club Michele Levine β S.C.O.P.E. Agenda Chairman β Executive Board, Sider Press Financial Editor, Honor Society, Key Club, G.O. Senator, Homecoming, Honor Roll Be slow in choosing a friend and even slower in changing one. Corey Levitan β Sider Press Cultural Arts Editor Jacqueline Levy - Interact President, Orchestra Secretary and Treasurer, Big Brother Big Sister A friend is one who knows all about you and still likes you. Charles Lewis - Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsitv Club Laura Liebesman - Varsity Cheerleading, Liaison Com-mittee, French Club Secretary, Sider Press, Honor Society Keep one eye shut, looking inward to your dreams, and one eye open, looking outward at the world. Alison Linker β Gymnastics, Cheerleading, Key Club, Leo Club, Sportnite, Water Buffaloes You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you'll get what you need. Marc List β Interact Vice-President, Mathletes Secretary, Spindrift Club Editor, Law Club Treasurer, Honor Society, Physics Club, Chess Club, YAC, It's Academic President, Club X Life is the search, not the discovery. Jaime Littman β Whatever your mind can conceive and believe, it will achieve. Dream great dreams, and make them come true. Kathy Luther β Track, Leader Corps, Spindrift, Leo Club, Spanish Club Beauty, strength, youth are flowers but fading; duty, faith, love are roots and evergreen. Burt Magen β Honor Society, Law Club President, S.C.O.P.E., Computer Club, Sider Press It's Cool For Cats. Paul Mallen β Varsity Lacrosse, Junior Class President, Varsity Football, J.V. Basketball, S.C.O.P.E., Varsity Club, Water Buffaloes If you don't swing the bat, you can't hit the ball. Michael Mandato β Varsity Hockey 340 Flyin' Fish-and-Bud Lenny Marcus β O.T.V.P. Death makes the life grow shorter. Guy Marino β Wrestling 142 Bruce Markowitz - GO. Senator, Lacrosse, O.T.V.P., Marching Band Ellen Marrone β Honor Society, S.C.O.P.E., Key Club Vice-President, Spanish Club, Lacrosse, Sportnite, World Interest Club Now we are young enough to think that we're old enough, but we're never old enough to know it all. Barney Marshall β Football, Lacrosse, Varsity Club Treasurer, Water Buffaloes, Swimming, G.O. Senator Donna Mas β VICA Club Nicolette Mastrandrea β Marching Band, Colorguard Sergeant-at-Arms and Captain, Concert Choir Caren Mazure β DECA, Chorus Theresa McDevitt β Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Softball James McGuiness β Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse, Water Buffaloes, Varsity Club Beth McHugh β Cycling Club, Interact, Water Buffaloes Life is changed, not taken away. Ken McKee β Baseball, Swimming, Cross-Country, Varsity Club, Water Buffaloes Kim McKeegan β Water Buffaloes Rich McLeer - Baseball, Italian Club, Water Buffaloes Thomas Meagher β Radio Station Irene Medford β Lacrosse, Winter Track, Badminton, Field Hockey, S.C.O.P.E., Sportnite To live your life in your own way, that is success. Maureen Melley β Varsity Lacrosse, Girls' Soccer Manager, Leader Corps, Sportnite, Spindrift And so my friends we say goodbye, but today can last as long as we keep our memories alive. Howard Metzger β Thespians, Concert Choir, Concert Ensemble, Honor Roll Man is my superior, that I may learn from him. Joey Metzger β Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club The End is not yet. Richard Michaels - Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club Don't worry about it! Jacki Midlarsky - S.C.O.P.E. Weekend Staff, G.O. Senator! Sider Press This paper may crumble, the ink someday fade, but never the memories of friends I have made. Lynn Migliaccio β Born to be Alive Lisa Milberg β Futures Vice-President, Chorus Bryan Millman β I have become comfortably numb. Neal Mintz β Rifle Team, Photography, Soccer Steven Mitchnick β Football, Honor Society, Latin Club, Varsity Club Secretary, Key Club Nancy Mittelbert - Key Club Treasurer, Advertising Manager of Sider Press, Honor Society, Spanish Club, S.C.O.P.E. Weekend Staff, Sportnite, G.O. Senator To accomplish great things, we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also believe. Renee Moadel β S.C.O.P.E., Computer Club Secretary Todd Molinari β Football, Military Simulations Club We're riding out tonight to cross the Promised Land. Jeanette Montuoro β Comes a time, when you're drifting, to settle down . .. Tom Moore - Varsity Lacrosse Frank Moretti β DECA Jacqueline Morin β Interact, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Water Buffaloes, Cycling Club Long ago I decided never to walk in anyone's shadow. Greg Moryc β Lacrosse Till death ... Ken Muellers β Cross-Country, Winter Track, Spring Track, Varsity Club Rivers belong where they can ramble; eagles belong where they can fly. Claire Mullen β J.V. Volleyball, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Lacrosse, Leader Corps Vice-President Love is rare, life is strange; nothing lasts, people change. Constance Nevola β VICA Club Linda Ng β Spindrift, Basketball, Key Club, Interact, Futures, Library Club, Mathletes The way to use life is to do everything through being. Jeff Nitekman β S.C.O.P.E., Law Club Hilary Oatman β Go-Getters, Chorus To all mv friends β I Love You. Sean O'Donnell β Radio Station Hey, Daddy-O β I Don't Wanna Go Down To The Basement. Kevin O'Reilly - Water Buffaloes, Varsity Club, Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Football When all else fails, drink heavily! Tom Oris - Varsity Football, Water Buffaloes, Track, Military Simulations Club, OTVP .. . And all the things you do come back to you. Maggie Ossam β Spanish Club, G.O. Senator, Spindrift, Sportnite, Water Buffaloes You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true. Chris Paggi - Varsity Soccer, Varsity Tennis, Leo Club, Italian Club Joe Parisi β Varsity Club, Varsity Football, J.V. Football Captain, J.V. Lacrosse, Water Buffaloes There is only one person who can defeat you, and he is yourself. Evan Parnell β Key Club, Leo Club, Cheerleading Friends are not only together when they are side-by-side; even one who is far away is still in our thoughts. Toni Pastore β Go-Getters President, Concert Choir When it rains, look for the rainbow. Robert Patton β Varsity Wrestling Cynthia Paul β Varsity Soccer, Varsity Lacrosse, Leader Corps, Oceanography, Sportnite, Photography, Water Buffaloes We're old enough to know what's right but young enough not to do it! Lonnie Pechnik β Football, Wrestling, Lacrosse, Track, Rifle Team Sean Pepling - Marching Band, Lacrosse, Library Aid Joseph Peppe β Why not? Jim Pericas β O.T.V.P. President .. And now my journey begins. Caryn Permutt β Take things as they come; the past is gone, tomorrow is an uncertainty, and today is no sure thing. Randi Peterson β Varsity Soccer, Varsity Cheering, Varsity Lacrosse, Winter Track, Leader Corps President, Sportnite, Water Buffaloes, Oceanography, Orchestra Parricia Piccininni β Go- Getters, Vice-President Nancy Pitkofsky β Badminton, Key Club, Leo Club, G.O. Senator, Sportnite, Liaison Committee, Water Buffaloes, Latin Club, DECA Your conscience doesn't stop you from doing things, just from enjoying them. Michael Plate β Physics Club I did it! Anthony Pontrello β What a long, strange trip it's been. Donna Pontrello β Track, Honor Society, Concert Band President, Marching Band, Stage Band, Spanisn Club, Leo Club, Leader Corps, Cross-Country, Water Buffaloes, Spindrift Sports Editor, Sider Press, Liaison Committee, Sportnite Everything around here is in me. Sally Poolat β Varsity Softball, Leader Corps, Sportnite Friendship bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things; friendship never ends. Denise Portale β Spindrift, Library Aide, Italian Club Life and bones are alike, because they're supposed to stay together. But in my case, one of them usually ends up in pieces. Beth Posner β World Interest Club, Latin Club Those who deny freedom to others do not deserve to be free. Maryann Pothews β Varsity 143 Soccer, Varsity Lacrosse, Track, Leader (Jorps, Sport-nite, Oceanography, Ski Club, Water Buffaloes Theresa Prendergast β Marching Band Maria Prochilo β Italian Club What a long, strange trip it's been. Richard Provler β Key Club, Band, Photography, Debate Club Born to be free to reach as far as a dream, and the sky is the limit. Todd Pyser β Soccer, Lacrosse I'll see you on the dark side of the moon. Jeff Rabiner β Wrestling, Marching Band, Concert Band, S.C.O.P.E. It's not the size of the boat but the motion of the ocean. Susan Rabinowitz β Recording Club If I could only believe in yesterday, I think I would try to do it right. Andrea Rand β Varsity Badminton, Sportnite, S.C.O.P.E., Leader Corps, Interact Laugh while you can; everything has its time. Ken Ranucci β Magic Club President, I Remember Mama, L'il Abner, Finian's Rainbow, A Salute to Broadway, Cycling Club We all have a great talent; use it and prosper. Allison Rehder β Spindrift, Leader Corps, Sportnite, Varsity Badminton You've got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart. Keith Reilly β Sider Press Adam Repole β Honor Society, Key Club Sergeant-at-Arms, Marching Band, S.C.O.P.E., Orchestra Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer, Concert Band, Stage Band, L'il Abner, Finian's Rainbow, Golf Jill Rezak β G.O. Senator, Spanish Club Marc Ribnick β Varsity and J.V. Sports Statistician, Chess Club, O.T.V.P. I may struggle through everything I do, but I always come out a winner. John Riecker β Varsity Baseball I'll have another. Andrea Roban β Leo Club Secretary, Sider Press, S.C.O.P.E., Key Club, Discovery, Hebrew Club Secretary Ronald Roeill β Yo Luke, it's a rat if it's not a cherry β RR-n- DD. Debbi Rose β Sportnite, Water Buffaloes Go for it! Robert Rosenberg β Lacrosse, Soccer, G.O. Senator DRY AGAIN! Susan Rosenberg β Honor Society, Sider Press, G.O. Senator, Leo Club, Liaison Committee, Latin Club, Sportnite The great thing in the world is not so much where we stand but in what direction we are moving. Mike Rosenow β Football, Basketball, Lacrosse Colette Ross β Nobody knows nobody sees, and nobody is really sure just who they ought to be. Sterling Rosten β Interact, Mathletes Captain, World Interest Club Cindy Roth β Volleyball, Varsity Tennis, Badminton, Soft-ball, Sportnite Song Captain, Liaison Committee, Leader Corps, Spanish Club Karen Rothenberg β Futures President, Write-On Editor, Classical Music Club President, Interact, Honor Society Remember how we all waited to the very last minute to pick a good quote? Lori Rothstein β Volleyball, Basketball, Badminton, Sportnite, Leader Corps Go for it! If you don't, someone else will. Dominic Rotunno β Varsity Bowling, Italian Club Cogito Ergo Sum Emily Rubin β S.C.O.P.E. Chairman, Key Club President, Honor Society, Sider Press, Liaison Committee Walk in the sunshine, and watch for the bright sign. Be all those things you're able to be. Erica Rubin β Honor Society, Varsity Tennis, S.C.O.P.E., Sider Press, Spanish Club Good times don't last forever but good memories do. Jeffrey Rubin β Key Club, Sider Press, Honor Society, Chess Club Lisa Ruggieri β Sophomore Class Vice-President, Italian Club President, Spindrift Senior Editor, Soccer, YAC, Softball, Sportnite, Honor Roll Every time I find out where it's at, they move it. Ann Marie Ruggiero β The time goes by so quickly, but the memories linger on. Mike Russo β G.O. Senator Kill 'em all; let God sort them out. Randee Sacher β Leo Club, Spanish Club, Sportnite, Cnorus, Water Buffaloes, G.O. Senator Smile ... it makes people wonder what you've been up to. Angela Salaminios - Italian Club Treasurer, Spindrift, Honor Roll I see my future at the rainbow's end . . . happy hours .. . timeless friends. Charles Salanitro β O.T.V.P. Treasurer Joe Salerno β Sider Press Sports Editor, Honor Society, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Soccer, Water Buffaloes If not you, who? If not now, when? Joel Salman β Chess Club Vice-President, Law Club, Physics Club Joan Sandhaas β Spindrift, Leader Corps, Sportnite There's so much that we need to share, so send a smile to show you care. Cheryl Savetz β Varsity Tennis, Sider Press Typing and Copy Editor, S.C.O.P.E. Weekend Staff, Key Club, Leader Corps, Latin Club, Water Buffaloes Randi Savoy - Spindrift, Photography, Library Club, Mural Painting Group Live forever ... or die in the attempt. Nancy Scardino β VICAClub Adam Schachtel β I will be planted in the brains of all the staff, from now until eternity! Gregg Scheuing β Water Buffaloes Why do today what you can keep on putting off forever? Lois Schlam β Honor Society, Interact, Spanish Club, Sportnite, Badminton, Bowling, YAC The language of friends is not words but meaning. Miriam Schler β Spanish Club President, Leo Club President, Sportnite Captain, Liaison Committee Chairman, G.O. Senator, Honor Society, Sider Press, S.C.O.P.E., Leader Corps, Tennis, Key Club, Peer Counseling, Water Buffaloes, Big Brother Big Sister It I fail, if I succeed, at least I'll live as I believe. Scott Schneck β Hebrew Club One and one don't make two; one and one make one. Alise Schneider β Sportnite Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Robyn Schoenhaus β G.O. President and Secretary, Honor Society, French Club Vice-President, Liaison Committee, Sportnite Song Captain, Cheerleading, Water Buffaloes You have not failed, until you have failed to try. Jennifer Schofield - Sometimes we live our lives in chains and never realize we have the key. Jamie Schreckinger β Sider Press Art Editor, Spindrift Art Editor, Honor Society Treasurer, Marching Bana, Li'l Abner, Concert Band, Key Club Historian, S.C.O.P.E. Artist, Sportnite Poster Captain, Stage Band, Photography Club President, G.O. Senator, Water Buffalette So much to write, so little space... Steven Schuessler β Varsity Hockey Dina Schweitzer β Spindrift, Photography Club Secretary Hold on to your special friends. Laura Scorcia β G.O. Senator Alternate There are many special and wonderful things in the world; one of them is 144 friends. Gary Seaman - J.V. Football, Varsity Football, Varsity Club David Segal β Drama Club Julie Seid β Mathletes Treasurer, World Interest Club, Radio Station, Physics Club, Honor Society, It's Academic ... and we'll bask in yesterday's triumph and sail on the steel breeze. Lisa Seminara β Varsity Basketball Captain, Varsity Tennis, Leo Club, Spanisn Club, Honor Roll, Sportnite, Chorus I was born to be alive. Elizabeth Sheehan β J.V. Cheerleading Co-Captain, Spindrift, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Key Club Jolie Shulman β DECA President, Finian's Rainbow Costumes Crewhead, Varsity Lacrosse, Leader Corps, Liaison Committee, Sportnite Robert Siegal β Key Club, Leo Club, S.C.O.P.E. Rachel Sifry β Thespians President, Concert Choir Vice-President, Honor Society, Concert Ensemble, All County Chorus, I Remember Mama, L'il Abner, The Good Doctor, Finian's Rainbow, A Salute to Broadway, High Honor Roll Laura Sita β Honor Society Secretary, YAC President, Swimming, G.O. Senator Osbtacles are what we see when we take our eyes off our goals. Brian Small β If any man in Christ, he is a new creation; the old things are passed away. Peter Smith β Hockey Kenneth Sohn β Marching Band, Classical Music Club, L'il Abner, Finian's Rainbow Michael Solomon β J.V. Basketball, Varsity Golf, World Interest Club Secretary, Ski Club, Honor Roll, Water Buffaloes, G.O. Senator, Big Brothers, S.C.O.P.E. Nancy Sonnenfeld - Physics Club President, Track, Cross-Country, I Remember Mama, L'il Abner, Finian's Rainbow, Mathletes, World Interest Club, Orchestra Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street? Robert Sperber β Soccer, Key Club, Leo Club EricSpergel β Track Lynne Spitale β Bowling Theresa Staffa β Italian Club, Spindrift May you live as long as you want but never want as long as you live. Pat Standard β Football, Lacrosse, Water Buffaloes Vice-President, Varsity Club Success in life is a matter, not so much of talent or opportunity, as of concentration and perserverence. Lynda Stein β G.O. Senator, Chorus, Sportnite Meeting again after moments or lifetimes is certain for those who are friends. Alan Steinberg β Rifle Team, Hockey, Track Jordan Stern β S.C.O.P.E., Law Club Jill Sternschein β Sportnite, G.O. Senator, Leo Club, Honor Roll, Water Buffaloes Remember your yesterdays, live your todays, and dream your tomorrows. Marc Stopeck β World Interest Club President, Spindrift Marie Sumien β DECA, Attendance Office Aide, G.O. Senator Eileen Swickle β Spindrift Brian Taxier β I Don't Wanna Holiday in the Sun. William Thatcher β Soccer Lisa Tober - DECA, S.C.O.P.E. If I should fail, if I succeed, at least I'll live as I believe. Kevin Torpey β Lacrosse Stacey Tourso β Kickline, Cheerleading, Chorus Mary Traver - Take one day at a time. Stacy Tuchman β G.O. Senator, Latin Club Pleasure must come from little things; the big things are few and far between. Nancy Tyler β Varsity Soccer, Varsity Softball, Leader Corps, Photography, Sportnite Life is too short, so why waste precious time. Michele Valenti - All-State Band, All-County Orchestra, Thespians . . and a rock feels no pain; an island never cries. Donna Vento - VICA Ray Ventura β Track We'll bask in the shadow of yesterday's triumph and sail on the steel breeze. Phil Villhauer β Senior Class President, Sider Press, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club, Water Buffaloes I asked of life, 'What have you to offer?', and the answer came, 'What have you to give'? Craig Vukov β Lacrosse Keep on truckin'! Andrea Wald β Gymnastics, Key Club, S.C.O.P.E., Sportnite, Water Buffaloes, Honor Society, Liaison Committee Lori Wald β Tennis, Honor Society, Sider Press, Leader Corps, Spanish Club, Leo Club, Key Club, Latin Club, Sportnite, Water Buffaloes, Liaison Committee The only way to have a friend is to be one. Michael Wasserman β DECA Vice-President Just don't touch my hair. Sweet '69 Michael Weinberger β Chess Club, Mathletes Michele Weingarten β Key Club, S.C.O.P.E. Robert Weiaberg β DECA, Track Susyn Weisgal β Cheerleading, French Club, Gymnastics, Drama Club Patty and Susyn β Best friends today, tomorrow, forever Larry Weiss β Cross-Country, Track, Varsity Club I'm running on empty. Ronni Weiss β Sportnight Bob White β Spindrift Sports Editor, S.C.O.P.E., Transportation Chairman, Italian Club, Sider Press, Bowling, Track, G.O. Senator Yoe can't always get what you want ... or maybe you can. Jim Whittle β The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams; it's heaven and hell. Jy 11 Weiner - DECA, GO. Senator, Leo Club, Water Buffaloes It's got to be the going, not the getting there, that's good. Jeannine Woodyear β Spindrift Editor-in-Chief, O.T.V.P. Secretary, Marching Band, Track, S.C.O.P.E. Weekend Staff, Sider Press, Interact, Law Club, YAC, J.V. Softball, Pit Orchestra L'il Abner Ah, Great it is to believe the dream . . . But a greater thing is to fight life through, and say at the end, 'the dream is true'! Cheryl Yanpiro β Softball, Spindrift, Leader Corps, Bowling, Water Buffaloes, Sportnight, Concert Band, Marching Band Cindy Yellen β Sider Press Features Editor, Spanish Club Secretary, S.O.P.E., Honor Society, Key Club While in these days of quiet desperation, I search everywhere for new inspiration. Ronnie Yudin β J.V. Basketball, Key Club, S.C.O.P.E. It ain't over till the fat lady sings. Penny Zannikos β Varsity Cheerleading, Peer Counseling, Spindrift, Water Buffaloes, Leader Corps, Sportnight, Big Brotners Big Sisters Trudy Zener β Honor Society, All-County Chorus, Thespians, Li'l Abner, The Good Doctor Publicity Crewhead, Finian's Rainbow, A Salute to Broadway, Concert Ensemble, Concert Choir, Choir, Sider Press, Interact, Spanish Club, Kickline The secret to life is enjoying the passage of time. David Zimmer β S.C.O.P.E., Sider Press, Liaison Committee, Law Club, Secretary Oh yeah. Life goes on, lone after the thrill of high school is gone. Edward Zimmerman β Lacrosse, DECA, Wrestling Theresa Zomchick β Varsity Bowling Captain, YAC, Treasurer, Spindrift, Interact, Ski Club 145 EDITOR'S MESSAGE When we look back on our high school years, we will remember the good times we had; the revival of school spirit, which raised student morale, and the experiences we shared. In retrospect this book will live in our minds as a part of the past. The pictures and words will remind us of our younger days and our years of high school. Through the construction of this yearbook, we tried to convey these messages both on film and on print. Though this was sometimes a difficult task, it could not have been accomplished without the help of our advisor Mr. Daniel Smith and others, who unselfish dedication and labor have made the making of Spindrift an enjoyable experience. ?Ct yiy yUs L Jeannine Woodyear SPINDRIFT Editor in Chief Jeannine Woodyear Business Editors S. Froelich, S. Frank Art Editors R. Savoy, J. Schreckinger Photography Editor M. Cohen Sports Editor R. White Phil St. Pierre Publisher Rep. Carol Studios Photographs Daniel Smith Advisor Senior Editors L. Ruggieri, M. DeLucia Underclassmen and Performing Arts Michele Valenti Club Editors M. List, L. Goldstein Copy Editor Toni Abrams Faculty Editor G. Kwak Artists M. Stopeck, M. Carlock, J. Schreckinger, R.Savoy J DEDICATION When we think of our years at Oceanside High School, Mrs. Betty Dunwoody always comes to mind. She is the person who has always done more than her share of work for us. We feel that Mrs. Dunwoody is more than the secretary of the Student Project Center: we think of her as a friend. If memories could be photographed, Mrs. Dunwoody would be in each and every one of the pictures. This is how we are showing our love by dedicating Spindrift 1983 to you, Mrs. Dunwoody. Retrospect Mr. Barry H. Kaplan to c 6 u O lx 0 Cl. 152 In 1964, a new director was introduced to the Oceanside High School stage. This director was Mr. Barry H. Kaplan, and that year, the birth of what has become fondly known as the Kaplan Theatre. For some 18 years, Mr. Kaplan has brought to the students of Oceanside High the magic of theatre. He began with Brigadoon, and every year since has brought us the opportunity to explore the theatrical mystery. The shows which Mr. Kaplan has directed at O.H.S. run the gamut from A Midsummer's Night Dream to The Good Doctor, and from West Side Story to Finnian's Rainbow. o' 5 5 ere 153 154 Performing Arts Director ....... Musical Director Stage Manager . Fanny Brice .... Nick Arnstein . . Eddie Ryan....... Mrs. Brice....... Mrs. Strakosh. . . Florenz Ziegfeld Emma............ .....Mr. E. Budd Mr. H. Rothgarber . . . . Dina Becchina . . . . Andrea Tafuri .....Andy Panico .... David Kaplan . . . Bettina Bivona .....Trudy Zener . Howard Metzger . . Cindy Johanson A SALUTE TO BROADWAY On October 22, 1982, the Oceanside High School presented a benefit entitled A Salute To Broadway. The show was a fantastic success. Through the generosity of the supporters of the O.H.S. Theater, the benefit raised 1,500 dollars. The show was comprised of many musical numbers from Broadway shows linked together by narration written by Mr. Kaplan. The talents of the cast, crew, musical director, Mr. Rothgarber, and director, Mr. Kaplan, made this benefit an enjoyable evening of live entertainment. THE WIZARD OF OZ Stage manager β Howard Metzger Trudy Zener Rachel Sifry u to c I c o 0 ft. Early in the school year, the students of Mr. Kaplan's In-Depth class presented The Wizard of Oz. They performed the show in schools 5 and 2. Both the audience and the students enjoyed the experience greatly. The members of the cast (class) became a fine theatrical company. Row 1: Mr. Kaplan, K. Rannucci, J. Farber, J. Shulman, J. Schofield. Row 2: M. Bertini, S. Leherman, A. Click, J. Kreager, R. Sifry, T. Bivona, M. Valenti. CONCERT CHOIR Top Row: J. Crosby, L. Biley, J. Lubitz, A. Horing, R. Iverson, M. Cindric, F. Lavelle, C. Sobel, B. Greenfield, M. Berger, J. Greenspan, V. Kavanagh, H. Cohen, L. Glassman, S. Gordon, C. Johanson, M. Reilly, T. Pastore, L. Haims, D. Lee, K. Maxant. Row 2: B. Littman, T. Verity, P. Piccininni, A. Tafuri, K. Kavanagh, J. Gerber, K. Howard, J. Lee, K. Yoeckel, T. Williamson, L. Jackrel, T. Bivona, M. Nicolosi, L. Milberg, C. Mazure, S. Kaplan, J. Prendergast. Row 3: E. Kyler, H. Smith, M. Post, L. Diez, S. Lehrman, H. Probeck, B. Ahern, E. Mossman, J. Kraeger, D. Kaplan, I. Feigelman, K. Gannon, T. Hurely, S. Hansen, M. Zarret, N. Dalachinsky, A. Seidman, R. Bruckenstein. Bottom Row: T. Zener, F. Bornstein, D. Kozin, J. Eile, M. DeMaria, B. Carr, L. Aniano, D. Ciaffa, H. Metzger, J. McCabe, P. Koubiadis, C. Kudrnac, T. Murphy, D. Postiglione, J. Martarella, R. Sifry, H. Rothgarber. CONCERT ENSEMBLE Row 1: M. Post, H. Smith, J. Greenspan, V. Kavanagh, C. Johanson. Row 2: J. Gerber, J. Crosby, S. Lehrman, K. Kavanagh, H. Cohen, I. Feigelman, A. Sideman, T. Bivona. Row 3: T. Zener, J. Bornstein, D. Ciaffa, H. Metzger, D. Kaplan, B. Carr, R. Sifry, H. Rothgarber. Officers β D. Kaplan, T. Bivona, R. Sifry, C. Johanson Performing Arts 157 MARCHING BAND Row 3: Alex Gimpleman, Gigi Godette, Mike Cohen, Ilyse Lorge, Michelle DeMaria, Susan Schwartz, Marc Boxer, Kathy Duet, Bernard Gunderson, Teresa Herly, Howie Epstein, Barbara Griffin, Craig Biekland, Stephanie Mclnery, Eric Fischler, Andrea Lehrman, Steven Ader, Mitch Frankenberg, Jeannie Dwar, Larry Gillman, Theresa Prendergast, Dianne Dashow, Ivy Ainbinder, Caron Rodesk. Row 2: Gail Goldman, Debbie Kovitz, Charlie Walls, Sheryl Levine, Stephanie Krous, Chris Steele, Kevin Kolano, Lori Ukerman, Pam Anthony, Loraine Meyers, Margo Stone. Row 1: Deirdre Kennedy, Suzet Schier, Nikki Mastrandrea, Chris Kolano, Ellen Fanning, Chris Kalland, Jill Hamroff, Grace Duet, Jay Eisenberg, David Brown, Jimmy Hach, Paul Galanti, Renee Fass, Beth Carp, Ray Grasing. ( 50 C g e 158 This year was one of great difficulty for the O.H.S. Marching Band. The number of band members decreased drastically from last year. Despite this handicap, the minds of every band member were set on one single goal: to win the first place trophy at every competition they attended. After many competitions, the O.H.S. marching band completed another successful season. They took first place in every competition they attended, and defended their title as the 1982 Long Island Chapter Eight Champions. The marching unit is under the direction of Mr. Frank Catalano and Valerie Steidl. This year's drum majors are Chris Kolano and Ray Grasing. Standing: Caron Rodesk, Christine Kalland, Nikki Mastrandrea, Jill Hamroff, Jimmy Hach, Michael Cohen. Kneeling: Ray Grasing, Chris Kalano. CONCERT BAND Officers β Anne Amann, Morty Lorge, Steve Goodman, Donna Pontrello Row 1: C. Walls, H. Epstein, B. Gunderson, A. Repole, A. Haft. Row 2:B. Enoch, M. Bank, A. Dordivick, S. Goodman. Row 3: D. Kolodney, A. DiLorenzo, V. Potrello, K. Sohn, M. Lorge, Dr. Berman. STAGE BAND 2 u tc c p u Β£ Ui O ft- S. Ader, K. Fried, B. Spanier, S. Goodman, C. Walls, H. Epstein, B. Gunerson, A. Repole, M. Bank, B. Enoch, J. Toy, J. Weiss, M. Lorge, A. Haft, K. Clark, H. Tiegal. o NΒ© ORCHESTRA Sports Metzger and Ferraro . For the conversion ... It's Good!!! Varsity Football Wins Losses oys 27 Hicksville OPP 3 27 Burner 3 27 Syosset 3 27 Berner 3 27 Hicksville 3 27 Hicksville 3 164 Support from the sidelines . . . Let's Go Big 'O'. Left to Right; Row 1: L. Pechnick, S. Meyers, H. Bebman, N. Bernstein, F. Ferraro, . Carlin, R. Fundora, T. Kaiser. P. Standard, C. Jackson, J. Parisi, P. Veltri, J. Newman, M. Parker, S Caroccia, Coach Kessenich. Row 2: J. Oris, M. Jennings, J. McGumess, E. Galindo, J Vero, K. Toomer, E. Fralich, C. Lewis, S. Mitchnick, S. Gargano, B. Marshall, S. Black, G. Seaman Row 3: Coach Scerbo, C. Jacoby, M. Krokowski, T. D'Alessandro, P. St. Benard, K. O'Reilly, J. Santamaria, M. Rosenow, T. Hynes, J. Bilello, D. Price, S. Hay, J. Metzger, T. Oris, T. Hall, Coach Moltasanti. Co-Captain John Bilello sets up an aerial strike. Co-Captain Mike Jennings forces a turnover. Mike Parker leads. 165 OHS' 1982 Soccer team advised by Coach McMullen had a very successful year in league competition and in post-season play. This year's team was considered to be young with 17 returning lettermen. Led by the All Division, All Conference, and All Conference captain, Chris Paggi, the team's season record was 12-4-1. This earned them a first place title in Division I. Also contributing to this victorious record were John Carbonara, Gerry Piazza and Warren Manners. After working their way to the semi-finals, the Sailors suffered a disappointing loss at the hands of Garden City. This semi-final game of the Nassau County Championship was played at Hofstra University. After two forty minute halves, two five minute overtime periods and two five minute sudden death overtime periods, the score was 0-0. With fingers crossed and breaths held, Oceanside fans watched what is known as a shut-out. Both teams sent five of their best players to take one shot at the goal with only a goalie to stop the ball. Disappointment set in as the Garden City goalie stopped enough shots for his team to be victorious. Although leaving the field with looks of despair on their faces, the team soon realized that this season was a very successful one, despite their final loss. Congratulations and thanks goes out to each member for making the 1982 Boy's Soccer team one that we are all proud of. VARSITY SOCCER 13-3-1 OHS OPP. 9 ISLAND TREES 0 1 CARDEN CITY 0 2 MEPHAM 1 1 FREEPORT 0 1 LAWRENCE I 2 BALDWIN 0 2 UNIONDALE 1 3 CARDEN CITY 2 2 HICKSVILLE 4 1 BERNER 4 1 SOUTHSIDE 8 2 LONGBEACH 0 2 MASSAPEQUA 1 4 HEWLETT 2 2 UNIONDALE 1 2 FARMINGDALE 0 0 CARDEN CITY 1 s O Cu IS) 166 Sports VARSITY SOCCER 13-3-1 OHS 2 ROSLYN OPP. 3 0 SOUTHSIDE 3 0 E. MEADOW 6 1 MASSAPEQUA 8 0 SYOSSET 4 8 FREEPORT I 1 BALDWIN 3 6 LONG BEACH 0 0 MF.PHAM 5 0 BERNER 8 0 FARMINGDALE 2 0 HICKSVILLE 4 2 FREEPORT 3 1 BALDWIN 4 5 LONG BEACH 3 1 MEPHAM 3 Left to Right; Row 1: Mng. L. Chiljean, S. Carboy, K. VonBraunsberg, L. Kircheim. Row 2: L. Giordano, M. Brokett, S. Rosenbloom, N. Tyler, R. Peterson, L. Aniano, J. Weisbart,J. Azzu. Row 3: J. Azzu, L. Diez, D. Esposito, C. Paul, M. Pothews, C. Rogers, L. Rodgerd, M. Smidt, Coach Halpern v I Plao Upon the conclusion of i sfeaso: cer team found itself thir rtxonferejΒ«efc ancTirtexperience d onsistingV K the girls exhibit ff JJw sportsmanship Β Leading the Sailors' offense wa Sue Rosenbloom, each contributin team's effort. Outstanding defense Karen Von Braunsberg, who bro record with 249 saves for one sea K Kar another record with 28 saves in Five of the girls who comp Blfre 1982 ; Soccer Team were awarded |Β8B| lonors Braunsber and Colleen Ro jfe;,Were selected American League. Lisa GioAuio, Laura Kircheim,1ir Carboy were selected to H ffConferenc TeM, The girls scored 27 goals pth 24 assists for ajpf l points. Coach Halgfci extends his congratulations anfl; to all gradu Rngplayers long with his wishes for success in the sport. v J VOLLEYBALL TEAM WINS COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP After winning the Nassau County Volleyball Championship in 1981, the outlook for repetition was doubtful due to the loss of several key players. But coach Sam Torgan felt confident that the returning girls could continue their winning w'ays and capture yet another County Championship. Coach Torgan's intuition proved correct. Led by the intimidating spikes of Jill Januszewβwβki and the setting and digging of Lore Klotz (the co-captains of the team) the girls won game after game to qualify for the division Championship against Uniondale. Also contributing to the Sailors' victories wrere Terry McDevitt and Karyn Elari. Lori Roths-tein, Mary Lavelle, Fran Lavelle, and Trish Cordes rounded off this almost invincible team. The secret to their continuing success is the w'ay individual skills are used as a contributive force. A set-up by Elari might lead to a Januszewki slammer, or a Lore Klotz dink. The Sailors' laid-back, seemingly indifferent attitude is a sort of professionalism they've obtained through many years of playing together under pressure. There are over twenty teams trying to dethrone the reigning champions. Maintaining this status is far from easy. After winning the Division Championship, the girls went on to defeat East Meadow for the Conference Championship. They clinched the Americal League title by prevailing over Wantagh. The team's success continued throughout the playoffs. In tremendously exciting games, the girls powered and finessed their way past Great Neck North, Bethpage, Hicksville, and finally, Uniondale in the finals. The 3 final games wrere played at Lynbrook High School. These intense games were enjoyed by a large and enthusiastic crowd of Ocean-side fans. A great season was thus ended: the girls walked out with a 29-2 record and another County Championship. Volleyball Records Service Pts. T. McDevitt 243 Spikes J. Januszewski 246 Blocks J. Januszewski 152 Assists Karyn Elari 165 Dinks Lore Klotz 53 Saves Lore Klotz 71 A typical finish by a championship team β Teamwork at its best β Karen, Jilly, and Lore. Lori Rothstien with a picture perfect serve! Co-captain Lore Klotx finishes off a spike A β-u - Q. cn 172 OHS OPP 115 Lawrence 110 118 Hicksville 35 120 Baldwin 35 122 Syosset 35 124 Baldwin 35 126 Hackensack 35 225 Lodi 35 125 Baldwin 35 125 Lawrence 35 288 Baldwin 35 Cross-Country Coach Opizzi had one of the largest cross-country teams in the last several years. Enthusiastic performances were contributed by all, but Captain Ed Kearns was clearly the best. In the 5000 meter (approximately 3.1 miles), Ed ran a 16:09, giving him the seventh best time in the country. Ed was a top finisher in the Manhattan College Invitational. Senior Ken Muellers ran very well for the Sailors. Running 18:00 in the county championship and doing equally well in all of the dual meets. Ken was the second best scorer on the Sailors' team. In a sport where giving your all means running up and down treacherous hills and through slippery woods, each member of the team gained a sense of personal pride and achievement. Although the team finished third in its conference, it should be looked upon as winners by all. A winning tradition has been established by the cross-country team. Coach Opizzi expects this tradition to continue. Left to Right; Row 1: M O'Brian, W. Hecht, C. Goldie, M. Basil, J. Weiss, K Muellers, K. Corbin. Row 2: L. Weiss, J. Toy, C. Ruberg, M. Cavanaugh, R. Abramson, C. Majid, Coach Opizzi. Row 3: M. Scialo, J. Salvage, K. McKee. Missing: Capt. Ed Kearns. Sports Β£ Girl's Tennis Team Although this year's Girl's Tennis team did not have a highly successful year in terms of their win-loss record, fun was had by all. If anyone attended the practices or matches, they saw this was highly evident. Smiles and constant laughter seemed as much a part of the game as hitting the ball over the net. Their lack of success on the scoreboard could be at least, in part, attributed to their being in the most competitive league. However, there were some highlights during the season. The doubles of Cindy Roth and Nancy Baker made it to the second round in the county tournament. The Most Valuable Player award was given to Robyn Alweiss for consistent all around play. Girls' Varsity Tennis 2 Wins 8 Losses OHS OPP 4 Berner 3 3 Berner 4 3 Southside 4 4 Southside 3 0 Long Beach 7 1 Long Beach 6 0 Baldwin 7 2 Baldwin 5 2 Mass. 5 3 Mass. 4 Left to Right; Row 1: R. Alweiss, L. Wald, C. Roth, C. Savetz, E. Rubin, Coach Marsh. Row 2: M. Schler, C. Albinder. 176 TENNIS Row One, Left to Right: A Funk, M. Kaye, M. Klaben, L. Rosenbloom, M Klee, S. Rosenthal, P. Kramer. Row One, Left to Right: S. Tepper, L. Marcus, R. Eigen, R. Schlackman, S. Alder, S. Holtz, R. Lieberman, D. Savetz, M. Kanowitz, Coach Thomassian. GIRL'S BASKETBALL First Row: K. Elari, L. Giordano, J. Januszewski, K. McKenna, Coach Torgan. Second Row: T. Cordes, S. Anderson, L. Klotz. Sports 177 178 Sports On Saturday, February 26th, the Oceanside High School Bovs' Track Team travelled to S.U.N.Y. Farmingdale to compete in the Nassau County Championship. Oceanside took second place being defeated only by Union-dale. Ed Kearns helped Ocean-side to the victory by placing second in the 1000 meter run and also placing 3rd in the mile. Kevin Toomer also helped by taking first place in the 600 meter run. Ed and Kevin, along with Ken Muellers and Kevin Lamb, ran in the 2 mile relay. The team's superb effort put them in 2nd place. The mile relay team also did an excellent job. The team consisting of: Adam Bernstein, Ronaldo DeGuzman, Jeff Weiss and Joe Cuomo took third place. Larry Weiss did his party by placing 5th in the mile walk. The whole team was extremely proud of the fact that they are now considered the second best team in Nassau County. K Muellers, K. Toomer, Coach Hendler, and E. Kearns with 2nd place County Championship Plaque. Left to Right. Row 1: Coach Hendler E Fralich, A. Bernstein, K. Muellers, K Toomer. E Kearns, G. Feldman Row 2: T Cesiro, Mgr . J Gutierez. T McDer-mott, C. Goldie, K Lamb. I Weiss. S. Kneel Row 3: K. Mauro, J. Oris, R Ramos, E Galindo. R. DeGuzman. P. St Bernard, J. Coumo. P Swasnick Row 4: J. Willard, A. Gaitan, J. Toy, M Basile. J. Carbonara, J. Hendler, H Chen. D. Carpenter, S Chasworth, P. Swasnick Conference Champions Left to Right, Row 1: Coach Marsh Row 2: F. lovino, A. Bufano. A Grassing, L. Cronen, J Snow, K Toomer, L. Aniano, N. Sonnenfeild, K. Corbin. Row 3: L. DiBritna. M Cindric, J Lamb, D. Mozelesky, L. Bafardi, L. Furguson, L. Quartararo. On Thursday, February 3, the Oceanside High School Girls' Track Team traveled to S.U.N.V. Farmingdale to compete in the Conference I Championship. The Oceanside team won first place in the Conference. Helping Oceanside to the win were the following girls. Jenny Lamb placed third in both the mile and the two mile. Kris Corbin took second place in the mile and third place in the 1000 meter run. Lisa Aniano placed fifth in the two mile. In the 600 meter run Kathy Toomer placed second while Jackie Snow placed fourth. Nancy Son-nenfeld placed fourth in the mile walk. Florence lovino took second place in the shot-put. In the two mile relay, Kris Corbin, Jenny Lamb, Lisa Aniano and Kathy Toomer made up the team which took third place. The mile relay team consisting of Jackie Snow, Laura DiBrita, Dina Mozelesky and Lisa Quartararo took fifth place. Also placing fifth was the 800 meter relay team consisting of Laura Cronin, Laura Ferguson, Lori Boffardi and Anne Grasing. From the results of this meet it looks like the team is going to be tough to beat in the Nassau County Championship Meet. VARSITY BASKETBALL Ira taking on the enemy. j O a to o oc Working hard at practice. Co-Captains Phil Villhauerand John Bilello. Row 1: Coach McMullan, C. Krumenacker, M. Hyman, P. Pion, J. Bilello, L. Buckman, P. Villhauer, J. Santamaria, R Michaels. Row 2: J. Murray, W. Manners, I. Gelb, G. Carlin, B Rich, J. Cohen, Manager J. Cohen. Left to Right, Row 1: J. Carbonara, K. Lamb, M. Grossman, A. Bernstein, L. Weiss, E. Kearns, K. Muellers, K. Toomer, R. Walsh, G. Feldman, P. Bianca. Row 2: P. Pascarello, M. Siegal, E. Galindo, R. DeGuzman, S. Cartecello, C. Goldie, R. Ramos, J. Weiss, J. Selma, S. Knect Row 3: T. Cesciro, Mgr., H. Chen, S. Chasworth, J. Gutierez, R. Ventura, P. St. Bernard, M. Basile, R. Seigal, D. Moy, J. Traum. Row 4: Coach Hendler, ). Cuomo, J. Oris, S. Kemp, J. Vero, T. McDermot, J. Rotolo, P. O'Reilly, B. Bush, Coach Kramer. TRACK 2-Mile Relay Team O 2 (A 00 182 Sports BADMINTON Left to Right, Row 1: B. Abrahamer, G. L DeVictoria, J. Midlarsky, T. Connelly, C. Shea, A. Amann. Row 2: L. Chiljean, E. Brennan, N. Epstein, N. Pitkofs, S. Kolkowski, A. Rand,J. Chenenko, S. Scheir. Row 3: Coach Limmer, A. Hoffman, D. Frieworth, P. Eaton, D. Haertel, L. Rothstein, M. Lavelle, Coach Zimmerman. Missing: J. Green. Sports 183 184 Sports Baseball Left to Right, Row 1: C. Lewis, J. Metzger, K McKee, J. Riecker, L. Buckman, J. Bilello, R. McLeer, T. Reiser, R. Abramson. Row 2: Coach Morris, T Costello, J. Newman, J. SantaMaria, G. Carlin, T. Kaylor, H. Axelrod, Coach Scerbo. Β£81 Sjjodg 186 Sports LaCROSSE ]' U 1 Β° RiΒ«lβ,t: Cl,Klajid' C Ruber8' C. Jackson, F. Ferraro, P. Standard, K. Cott, T. Moore, M Parker. Row 2, Left to Right: C. Jacoby, W. Manners, r X- Pontrello, V. Buggieri, J. McGuinness, K. Leon, J. O'Neill, A. Diaz, B. Marshall. Row 3, Left to Right: K. Torpey, P. Mallen, A Abernathy E. Frahhch, C. Vukov, K. O'Reilly, S. Gargano, M. Jennings, S. Hay, P. Pendergast, M. Rust, Coach Moltissanti, Coach Carroll. Left to Right, Row 1: L. Piccola, C. Yampiro, C. Rogers, M. Euston, L. Kershen, S. Poolat. Row 2: N. Klein, L. Howard, K. VonBraunsberg, L. Cress, T. McDevitt, N. Taylor, L. Klotz, Coach Torgan. VARSITY CHEERLEADING Left to Right, Row 1: J Brown Row 2: P Zannikos, M Porter, L. Liebesman. Row 3: A. Amann, R. Peterson, L. Burbon. Row 4: C. Albinder. Top: M. Lepre. JUNIOR VARSITY SPORTS J.V. CHEERLEADING: Sitting: J. Kovensky. Kneeling: D. Wald, D. Jaffe. Left to Right, Middle Row: C. LaRosa, D. Coloneri, R. Swartz. Top: M. Blank. Left to Right, Row 1: L. Gress, Coach McCabe, K. Balzano. Row 2: K. Von Braunsberg, K. Murray, M. Lavelle. Row 3: J. Krant, F. Lavelle. JUNIOR VARSITY SPORTS Left to Right, Row 1: J. Azzu, J. Azzu, K. Eisenberg, F. Lavelle, A. Frost, J. Lubitz, Coach McCabe. Row 2: M. Brockett, C. Rodriguez, G. Greenfeild, J. Curiale. Row 3: D. Hadly, J. Piccola, D. Havely, S. Cashetta. IMLORS SAILORS Right to Left, Row 1: A. Dibble, B. Caulkin, J. Kemp, J. Parker, F. Montana, J. Woods, S. Beckwirm, J. Golos, Coach Van Potter. Row 2: M. Jaspan, D. Feigeles, K. Sime, R. Balder, S. Bedell, D. Lindner, D. Tishern, G. Mammolito,. P. Swasnick. Row 3: P. Swasnick, K. Deirland, J. Bongiorno, M. Clarke, J. Given, E. Zimmerman, K. Clarke, M. Rasso, D. Wally. J.V. BASEBALL: Left to Right, Row 1: M. Porter, R. Walsh, E. Meyers, L. Key, R. Failla, B. McKee, M. Benedito, P. Matagaras, M. Posner. Row 2: M Posner, K. Lee, W. Carlock, B. Lennox, T. Murphy, T. Hennesy, J. Pepe, T. Razzano, L. Held, Coach Kessenich. r. u O Cl. cn o O' J.V. Football: Left to Right, Row 1: K. Lee, B. McKee, C. Edwards, R. Trotta, R. Lennox, D. Tinder, S. Tutone, M. Parker, R. Walsh. Row 2: Coach McCabe, L. Sheinberg, D. Grant, R. Tischler, G. Sher, S. Kemp, M. Cruz, J. Traum, J. Manone, J. Seckler, P. Mollo, R. Curso, B. Goldstein, Coach Ellis. Left to Right, Row 1: J. Golden, E. Rothman, A. Bufano, S. Safferstein, J. Parker, P. Galanti, T. Kenny, S. Romeo. Row 2: Coach Limmer, E. Mannel, D. Lindner, M. Scialli, T. Briguglio, S. Bedell, I. Goodstadt, R. Walsh, E. Zimmerman. Left to Right, Row 1: L. Beckerman, P. Chinsky, M. Euston, M. Cindric Row 2: V. McDowell, L. Cress, K. Murray, A. Herring, D. Graff, Coach Torgan. o I OCEANSIDE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FALL SPORTS AWARDS 1 BOYS SOCCER Mo Valuable Player CHRIS PAGGI Mo Improved TOM KAYLOR Team Player MIKE Dl TOMASSO J FOOTBALL Mo Valuable Player Outstanding CRAIG JACOBY Lineman CRAIG JACOBY Outstanding Back JOHN BILELLO Outstanding Defense STEVE MITCHNICK Players Player MIKE JENNINGS GIRLS TENNIS Mo Valuable Player ROBYN ALWEISS Most Improved PAM CUNNEEN j CROSSCOUNTRY Mo Valuable Player ED KEARNS Mo Improved JOHN TOY j GIRLS SOCCER Mo Valuable Player KAREN VON BRAUNSBERG Mo Improved NANCY TYLER VOLLEYBALL Mo Valuable Player JILL JANUSZEWSKI Most Improved TERRY McDEVITT Coaches Award LORE KLOTZ GIRLS TRACK Outstanding Runner KRIS CORBIN Outstanding Field Event FLO IOVINO Most Improved JACKIE SNOW GIRLS BASKETBALL Mo Valuable Player LORE KLOTZ Rookie of the Year SUE ANDERSON BOYS BOWLING MVP. PETER MICCA JUMP, JUMP, JUMP TO IT! WRESTLING TEAM HEY GUYS. WHAT'S UP? READY, SET, ATTACK! WRESTLING TEAM Levitown Tourney OHS Place Winners 132 lbs β Bob Patton β Champion 215 lbs β Scott Hay β Champion 112 lbs β Craig Majid β 3rd 98 lbs β Joe Penna β 4th 119 lbs β H. Feldman β 4th 177 lbs β Guy Marino β 4th East Meadow Tournament Bob Patton β 2nd Joe Penna β 2nd Scott Hay β 2nd C. Majid - 3rd S. Epstein β 4th Row 1: R. Walsh, S. Epstein, J. Mannone, A. Chaiken, J. Kemp, S. Hay, Coach Gibel Row 2: G. Mahno, A. Thpodi, L Pechnik, J Rabiner, R. Abramson, C. Piazza, B. Patton. Row 3: N. Bernstein, J. Penna, A. Rodriguez, A. Sophodi, C Majid, H. Galletta, M. Corso Sports 193 GYMNASTIC TEAM SCORES A 10 Row 3: Coach Morris, S. Bernstein, C. Albinder, L. Burban. Row 2: R. Lehrer, K. Kaplan, L. Leshefsky. Row 1: L Breinen, S. Cashetta, J Rubin, S. Lewis. Varsity Gymnastics 1983 County Champions 7 wins β 0 Losses O.H.S. OPP. 130. BALDWIN 121.8 136. GARDEN CITY 133.1 139.4 BELL. β KENNEDY 132.5 138.7 PORT WASHINGTON!6.8 136.5 CLARKE 112.8 140.9 MASSAPEQUA 134. 136.7 FLORAL PARK 82.5 The girls gymnastics team, under the direction of Coach Morris, retained the County Championship for the second straight year. Leading the team was Susie Lewis who had the top all-around score, 32.70, to win the John Curtis Award for her performance. SENIORS! GO FOR IT, SUSIE! LIKE THOSE LEGS! GIRLS BOWLING RIFLE After having lost many graduating players. Coach Fetherston found it difficult to give his young team the experience necessary for consistent win. However, under his direction, the Riflery team did produce some fine shooters. Captains Alay Gaye and Rob Valenti led the team with averages of 263.7 and 262.1 respectively. Each of these boys provided the team with the strength and experience instrumental in the team's victory over Calhoun. Coach Fetherston considered this season to be a rebuilding one and expects the team to do well in the future. c o 5T sO CJI SPINDRIFT Β£j 3 0 00 On Layout Editors β Elliot Levine and Marion Gudinsky Copy Editor β Toni Abrams Faculty Editor β Gina Kwak Photography Editors β Lynn Epstein and Michael Cohen Editor-in-Chief Jeannine Woodyear Senior Editors β L. Ruggieri and M. DeLucia Performing Arts Editor β Michelle Valente EDITORS Art Editors - Jamie Schreckinger and Randi Savoy Discussing the yearbook. Sports Editors β Donna Pontrelloand Bob White SPINDRIFT Above: Front Row, Left to Right: Heather Hunn, Margaret Carlock, Theresa Zomchick, Karen Cooper-man, Caryn Feld, and Cindy Chasworth. Top Row: Kathy Luther, Cheryl Yapiro, Evelyn Dacker, Trisha Cordes, and Denise Hartel. Not Pictured: Jill Rezak, Marie Sumian, Alyssa Block, Karen Rothenberg, Denise Portale, Gwen Urivetzky, Angela Salaminios, Lesli Haims, Michele Hiltzik, Joan Sandhaas. -O 3 u o o fN SPINDRIFT GAZETTE INTERACT INDUCTIONS On Thursday evening, February 3, the Rotary Club of Oceanside Island Park had a special meeting, special for two reasons. First, it was a joint meeting held with the Rotary sponsored Interact Club of Oceanside High School. Second it was held at the main conference room of South Nassau Communities Hospital which demonstrated the support of Interact and Rotary for the hospital and its programs. The purpose of the evening was the induction of new members into Interact. After introductory remarks by Rotary President, Bob Zweigel and Interact President Jacqueline Levy, Vice President Marc List spoke of the service activities performed by Interact members, their responsibilities and the connection with Rotary. Interact Secretary Gabrielle Godette, then spoke of the future plans of Interact, including a fund raising carnival, a bowl-a-thon and walk-a-thon with a door to door drive. Interact will donate funds to the Diabetes Foundation, and the Coma Foundation. Following this. Interact advisor, Dan Bashner, aided by Margaret Carlock and Valerie Rodman inducted the new Members. Congratulatory remarks were given by Treasurer Lois Schlam. Oceanside Interact is proud of the fact that they are the oldest Interact Club in New York State, now in its 21st year. A GUIDING HAND It is nice to know that there are always people who care about the needy and less fortunate. One such group of students at Oceanside High School have banded together to form the Club Big Brother Big Sister. This is a community service club which is affiliated with Big Brother Big Sister of Nassau County. The purpose of this club is to help lonely children by offering them a certain amount of time each week. Mrs. Dians Cassella, the high school social worker and advisor of this club, stated that, There are a lot of lonely children, more than one would think, in the community who could benefit from loving a big brother or big sister. The minimum amount of volunteered time is one day a week for two hours. When you are with the child, you can go anywhere and do anything you want. The club is trying to raise money to help reimburse the volunteer. Big Brother Big Sister helps the emotional needs of a child between the ages of seven and seventeen. As Senior Sandra Lehrman, President of this club put it, This is the best way to have fun while helping someone at the same time. (reprinted from the school newspaper. The Sider Press.) CONGRESS VII On Friday, January 28, over 350 foreign delegates combined with almost 150 Oceanside delegates for Oceanside's seventh annual Model Congress. Foreign delegates came from as far as Maryland to attend Congress, and all were housed in homes of Oceanside delegates for the entire weekend. Oceanside Model Congress 1983 officially began with opening ceremonies in the auditorium, and a speech by Chairman Emily Rubin. Then delegates flocked to their assigned committees to begin debating. Bills were debated in seventeen committees in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. Running each committee was a Chairman from Oceanside and a foreign co-chairman. Ruling the House of Representatives were the Speakers of the House β Emily Rubin, Michele Levine, and Gwenn Frank. In charge of the Senate were Susan Gordon, Lynn Epstein, and Steven Epstein. Only those bills passed in committee were allowed to be debated in the House and Senate. After sessions were over, all assembled in the cafeteria for the banquet and awards ceremony. Each Oceanside chairman received an award, as well as the best speaker in each of their committees. The biggest awards were presented to the best speakers in both the House and Senate, and to the best delegation. Finally delegates began departing from the high school destined for their respective homes with many fond memories of Oceanside Model Congress 1983. However, if it were not for the enthusiasm and dedication of the entire SCOPE staff which began preparation months in advance, the Congress could not have been such a success. Gazette 201 BIG BROTHER BIG SISTER Bottom Row, Left to Right: Richard Ramos, Craig Jacoby, Mitchell Rudin, Sheryl Froehlich, Michael Jennings. Top Row, Left to Right: Barney Marshall, Lisa Fritz, Tara Debaun, Debbie Schneider, Miriam Schler, Barbara Marcello, Susan Rosenbloom, Sandra Lehrman (President), Diane Cassella (Advisor). NOT SHOWN Julie Azzu, John Billello, Larry Buchman, Adam Chaiken, Michelle Gallo, Lindsay Held, Carolyn Howard, Karen Kramer, Michelle Lepre, Laura Lund, Joey Metzger, Tom Moore, Marvbeth Schmid, Rachel Schwartz, Gary Seaman, and Kim Vandermosten. r. 3 u M O Diane Cassella (Advisor) and Sandra Lehrman (President) GENERAL ORGANIZATION may tomorrow be a perfect day may you find love and laughter along the way may God keep you in his tender hand 'til he brings us together again. β GOOD LUCK β President β Robyn Schoenhaus Treasurer β Eric Abolafia Vice-President β Josh Gropper Secretary β Jennifer Lewis MATHLETES Front Row, Left to Right: Russell Brooks, Captain Alyssa Block, Secretary Marc List, Treasurer Hal Cohen, Vice President Julie Seid. Back Row: Janni Simmner, Larin Jackrel, Advisor Miss Doll, Richard Siegel, Captain Barbara Abrahamer, and Sterling Rosten. Not Pictured Are: President Michael Weinberger, Vice President Doug Kolodny, Linda Ng, Michael Weiss. LIBRARY CLUB Vi Si 3 0 Β© CM Left to Right: Felicia Alamina, Debbie Armbruster, Susan Henson, and Russell Safirstein. STRA TEGIC MANEUVERS Left to Right, Front Row: Angela Ferrara, Elisa Adler, Carolyn Howard. Middle Row: Secretary Joshua Greenspan, Vice-President Todd Molinari, President Adam Bernstein, Games Advisor, Guy Marino, Annie Amann. Back Row: Sal Funnaro, Jeff Berg, Adam Lustilt, Greg Feldman, Marty Ainbinder, Evan Stein, and Robert Audi. PHYSICS CLUB Left to Right, Front Row: Mr. Falzone, advisor. President Nancy Sonnenfeld, Kevin Fried, David Ciaffa, Michelle Hiltzik. Back Row: Marc List, Michael Weiss, Steven Barnett, Vice-President Dushan Majic, Hal Cohen, Joel Salman, and Larry Goldstein. 205 CHESS CLUB Left to Right: Treasurer Doug Kolodny, Secretary Ken Sohn, President Michael Weinberger, Vice-President Josh Cropper, Vice-President Joel Salman, and Treasurer Marc List. LAW CLUB Left to Right, Front Row: Vice-President Doug Kolodny, Steven Epstein, President Burt Magen, President Michael Holtz, Secretary David Zimmer, Jordan Stern. Back Row: Lisa Quartararo, Barbara Abrahamer, Jason Golos, Joel Salman, Steve Zausner, Doug Holtz, Richard Kanowitz, and Cathy Suriano. ITALIAN CLUB DINNER c a Craig Jacoby practices his spelling. KEY CLUB Left to Right, Row 1, Front: P. Pion (fundraising), N. Mittelberg (treasurer), A. Repole (Sgt. at arms), J. Schreckinger (historian), E. Rubin (President), E. Cullen (Vice President), L. Goldstein (secretary), E. Marrone (Vice President). Row 2: F. Brooks, unidentified, unidentified, J. Kirsh, R. Best, P. Moss, A. Browser, A. Nagler, R. Dashow, E. Dacker, unidentified, unidentified Row 3: N. Dalachinsky, J. Rago, unidentified, M. Wolfson, E. Brennan, I. Roths-tein, E. Supcoff, S. Frank, K. Cooperman, C. Savetz, J. Chenenko, M. Schler, E. Rubin, R. Lehrer Row 4: G. Zellman, unidentified, M. Supcoff, T. Cesiro, T. Abrams, G. Kwak, E. Levine, A. Grimberg, unidentified, C. Grogan, L. Frank, L. Schler. Row 5: W. Wies, D. Rosen, V. Rodman, R. Levy, F. Epstein, p' Kugal, G. Tiegal, B. Zeitlin, S. Chasworth, S. Kivel, D. Wald, K. Glasser Row 6, Back: J. Traum, unidentified, R. Rubinstein, A. Tepper, B. Taylor, M. Rahr, D. Savetz, L. Sobel, unidentified, J. Post, unidentified, J. Lubitz. Left to Right, Kneeling: Ellen Marrone and Elisa Cullen (Vice Presidents) Standing: Jamie Schreckinger (Historian), Adam Repole (Sgt. at arms), Emily Rubin (President), Paul Pion (fundraising), Nancy Mittelberg (Treasurer), Lauren Goldstein (Secretary) 208 INTERACT Left to Right, Front Row: Trudy Zener, Heather Hunn, Jeannine Woodyear, Laurie Hyman, Alissa Makower, Karen Rothenberg, Linda Ng. Middle Row: Theresa Zomchick, Secretary Gigi Godette, Vice-President Marc List, President Jackie Levy, Treasurer Lois Schlam, Senior Board Member Magaret Carlock, Sophomore Board Member Valerie Rodman. Back Row: Senior Board Member Larry Goldstein, Laura Sita, Lenny Marcus, Russell Levy, Robert Best, Wendy Wies, Dana Rosen, Alan Nagler and Russ Swift. Left to Right, Front Row: Treasurer Lois Schlam, Soph. Board Member Valerie Rod-man. Back Row: Vice-President Marc List, Senior Board Member Margaret Carlock, Secretary Gigi Godette and President Jackie Levy. 209 LEO CLUB Left to Right, Row 1: Andrea Roban, Mindy Agin, Miriam Schler, Wendy Korn Row 2: Cheryl Yampiro, Nancy Mittleberg, Tina Firestone, Claudia Albinder, Michele Lepre, Li Burban. Debbie Hoffman Row 3: Jill Schlossberg, Julie Friedwald,' Lori Wald, Donna Pontrello, Kathy Luther, Tricia Cor-des, Lynn Schler, Geri Freizer, Stephanie Gross, Jill Post. SPANISH CLUB Left to Right, Row 1: Anne Amann, Karen Crasser, Miriam Schler, Michele Lepre, Mindy Agin. Row 2: Cathy Suriano, Debbie Colonari, Trudy Zener, Jill Post, Daw n Wald. Lisa Polansky, Suzanne Enos, Tina Firestone, Lori Wald, Lois Schlam, Ellen Marrone Row 3: Geri Freizer, Lisa Berman, Ilene Rothstein, Lynn Schler, Elyse Brennan, Eveline Dacker, Randy Kirshner, Margaret Carlock, Alyssa Mackower, Elyse Eldenberg, Donna Pontrello Nancv Mittleberg, Grace Lopez De Victoria, Cindy Chasworth Insert: Advisor Dra. Salas. FRENCH CLUB Left to Right, Front Row: Secretary Laura Liebesman, Vice President Robyn Schoenhaus, Treasurer Elaine Feely, President Steven Barnett. Row 2: Nita Vyas, Sheryl Froelich, Mrs. Grauer, Alissa Makower, Stephanie Blum, Sharon Pearlev. Back Row: Kris Corbin, Jeff Dupler, Chris Kayland, Peter Moss, Adda Grimberg, Janni Simner, Christine Grogan. Unfortunately, not all of the clubs could be represented. The following is a complete list of clubs at Ocean-side High School. Big Brother Big Sister Chess Club Club X Computer Club Cycling Club Debate Club DECA French Club Futures G-Force Go-Getters Hearts Club Interact It's Academic Italian Club JETS Key Club Latin Club Law Club Leader Corps Leo Club Library Club Mathletes Magic Club National Honor Society O.T.V.P. (Media) Photography Club Physics Club SCOPE (Model Congress) Sider Press Ski Club Spanish Club SPINDRIFT Strategic Maneuvers Water Buffalos WOCR Radio Station World Interest Club (Model U.N.) Write-On YAC (Youth Advisory Committee) Clubs 21 Left to Right, Front Row: Gwenn Frank, Lauren Goldstein, Joni Chenenko, Nancy Mittelberg, Erica Ruben, Susan Rosenberg, Miriam Schler, Mindy Agin. Row 2: Mike Weinberger, Donna Grossu, Liz Bourbon, Secretary Jaime Schreckenger, Amy Gross, Karen Rothenberg, Robyn Schoenhaus, Lori Wald, Laura Leisbesman, Trudy Zenner. Row 3: Elliott Levine, Lynn Epstein, Emily Rubin, Michelle Levine, Adam Bernstein, President Ira Gelb, Steven Mitchnick, Bennett Gewertz, Vice-President Laura Sita. Row 4: Caryn Feld, Dawn LaRosa, Michael Holtz, Burt Magen, Joshua Cropper, Hal Cohen, David Ciaffa, Marc List, Barbara Abrahamer, Julie Seid. Row 5: Gina Kwak, Toni Abrams, Adam Repole, Joe Salerno. Row 6: Tricia Cordes, Elaine Feely, Nathan Bernstein, Ann Amman, Lois Schlam, Donna Pontrello, Ellen Marrone, and Stephen Frank. SIDER PRESS Left to Right, Front Row: Board Member Joey Salerno, Board Member Miriam Schler, Board Member Gwenn Frank, Editor-in-Chief Lauren Goldstein, Board Member Dawn LaRosa, Board Member Steven Epstein, Board Member Cory Levitan. Second Row: David Savitz, Mitchell Goldstein, Sharon Perley, Nancy Mittelberg, Elisa Cullen, Jacki Midlarsky, Cheryl Savetz, Trudy Zener Third Row: Jaime Schreckinger, Lori Wald, Erica LeBoyer, Donna Pontrello, Evan Supcoff, Scott Spanier, Elliot Levine, Stephanie Blum, Caryn Feld, Elaine Feely, Risa Lehrer. Fourth Row: Julie Hirschberg, Alissa Makower, Adam Browser, Marc Supcoff, Gina Kwak, Adam Bernstein, Toni Abrams, Stephen Frank, Alan Tepper, Marc Rubin, Richie Rubinstein, Steven Yudin. Fifth Row: Debbie Hoffman, Dawn Wald, Michael Cohen, Robert Dashow, Alan Nagler, Bert Magen, David Zimmer, Doug Holtz, Phil Vilhower. Top Row: Josh Cropper, Lynn Schler, unidentified, Peter Moss, Michael Roban, Michelle Levine, Emily Rubin, Steven Zausner, Jeffrey Weiss, Richard Sigel, Debbie Stein, Felice Singer, Jeff Cohen. Left to Right, Front Row: Managing Editor Gwenn Frank, Editor in Chief Lauren Goldstein. Middle Row: In-depth Editor Dawn LaRosa, Sports Editor Miriam Schler. Back Row: Sports Editor Joe Salerno, News Editor Steven Epstein and Cultural Arts Editor Corey Levitan. 213 WRITE ON Left to Right, Front Row: Lori Sokolow, assistant editor Alyssa Makower, President Karen Rothenberg, Staff Editor Prumiys Dulgar, Amy Gross. Back Row: Jean Dewear, Janni Simner, Margaret Carlock, Andy Panico, Mrs. Pollack, Hal Cohen, Jeff Berg, Lorraine Meyer and Tara DeBaun. FUTURES ) -G 3 Left to Right, Front Row: Robin Goldman, President Karen Rothenberg, Janni Simner. Middle Row: Debbie Armbruster, Lori Sokolow, Amy Gross, Linda Ng, Lisa Milberg. Back Row: Jeff Berg, Evan Stein, Robert Rudolph, Brian Taxier, and Treasurer Alyssa Block. IT'S ACADEMIC Left to Right, Front Row: Julie Seid, Alyssa Block, Nancy Sonnenfeld, Larry Goldstein, Barbara Abrahamer, Doug Kolodny. Back Row: Michelle Hiltzik, President Marc List, Sterling Rosten, Hal Cohen, Secretary Robert Schlackman, Andrew Funk and Jeannine Woodyear. Not Pictured: Vice President Lindsay Held, and Steve Lichtman. CLASSICAL MUSIC CLUB S.C.O.P.E. Left to Right, First Row: R. Steinberg, A. Makower, R Berger, unidentified, S. Honig, K. Eisenberg, Financial Chairman C. Frank, Congress Chairman E. Rubin, Agenda Chairman M. Levine, L. Sobel, M. Icove, unidentified, D. Hoffman, S. Kivel, M. Gudinsky Second Row: G. Krowitz, unidentified, unidentified, E. Rothman, J. Parnell, E. Rubin, E. LeBoyer, J. Schreckinger, M. Schler, H. Goldrich, N. Mittelberg, L. Goldstein, D. LaRosa, E. Cullen,). Chenenko, C. Savetz, R Bryman, G. Mallen. Third Row: D. Savetz, unidentified, unidentified, unidentified, B. White, T. Abrams, G. Kwak, D. Gross, E. Marrone, J. Midlarsky, C. Suriano, L. Quartararo, unidentified, J. Gerber, D. Stein, L. Epstein, unidentified, unidentified, J. Post. Fourth Row: J. Nitekman, J Stern, B. Magen, D. Zimmer, M. Supcoff, J. Rabiner, E. Levine, R. Dashow, A. Nagler, D. Studley, M. Blank, B. Rabinowitz, J. Kovensky, S. Diamond, S. Froelich, F. Brooks, J. Kemp, M. Roban. Fifth Row: A Lustig, D. Radisch, S. Goodman, A. Repole, J. Kirsch, S. Spanier, S. Epstein, P. Kugal, A. Zeitlin, H. Tiegal, E. Supcoff, S. Frank, J. Weiss, unidentified, M. Schler. Sixth Row: Advisor Mr. A. Morris, M. Rahr, M. Semigram, B. Taylor, A. Tepper, J. Traum, J. Salerno, P. Mallen, J. Cropper, P. Moss, M. Cohen, M. Holtz, R. Best, G. Epstein, R. Rubinstein, T. Muhlstock, R. Kanowitz, A. Katz. Left to Right, Bottom Row: Financial Chairman Gwenn Frank, Agenda Chairman Michele Levine Top Row: Congress Chairman Emily Rubin Not Shown: Delegate Chairman Susan Gordon. VARSITY CLUB Left to Right, Front Row: Angel Diaz, Rob Abramson, C. Majid, F. Ferrara Middle Row: Phil Vilhawer, Steven Mitchnick, Mike Jennings, J. Weiss, Jeff Cohen, Jeff Weiss, Jeff Oris. Back Row: Ken McKee, Eric Irahlich, Gary Seaman, Paul Mallen, Kevin Toomer, Joe Metzger, Scudder Black and Charles Lewis. WORLD INTEREST CLUB Left to Right, Front Row: Janni Simner, Beth Posner, Julie Seid, Alissa Makower, Lori Sokolow, Emily Hughes, Howard Creenstein. Middle Row: Kathleen Murphy, Jeff Traum, Chris Michaels, Treasurer Steve Lichtman, President Marc Stopeck, Vice-President Scott West, Secretary Mike Solomon, Stephen Frank. Sterling Rosten, Dushan Majkic Back Row: Evelyn Dacker. THESPIANS Left to Right, Front Row: Michelle Valenti, Trudy Zener, Ian Figlener, Rachel Sifry, Tina Bivona, Howard Metzger, Jennifer Kraeger. Back Row: Marc Levin, John Farber, Sharon Pearley, Cindy Johansen, Andrew Click, David Kaplan, Hal Cohen and Sandra Lehrman. Left to Right Officers: Vice-President Andrew Glick, President Rachel Sifry, Treasurer Tina Bivona, Secretary David Kaplan. HALLOWEEN On Friday, Oct. 29, many OHS students and faculty alike got into the Halloween spirit by coming to school dressed in various costumes. Raggedy Ann and Andy and the 2 housewives stood out above the crowd, as they went on to win the Halloween costume contest. OPEC at OHS? Groucho, Harpo, and Mischief. Valley Girls β Circa '29 Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. This is the yearbook editor? Adam, I knew you wanted to play doctor, but this is ridiculous. And he didn't even know we were in the lockeroom. Homecoming '82 Let's see you do better. Wise guy. HAIL HAIL the gang's all here. And From the Man in the Street, The Weather Report . . . Rain Today, Tomorrow, and for Forty Days This is why our Sider Press is a mess. Are we on the right road?? Great Action ... No Electric! Silence in the library allows you to study and do well on your test. Advance 2 spaces. Best friend is a bouncer. Go back 2 spaces. You are a senior and have an eighth period class. Thank the computer. (Ha! Ha!) THE GRADUA TION GAME Took Math 13. Go back 3 spaces. If you had the same teacher two years in a row, go back 6 spaces. SAT score of 420 combined. Go to kindergarten. Did not fall asleep during a double period of Physics. Advance 4 spaces. Did not cheat on a Latin and Greek test. Advance 3 spaces for honesty. Hall guard you cursed out is your next semester teacher. See guidance. After six months of forged notes, the one day the attendance office calls home, your note is real. Advance 3 spaces. Sat next to Valedictorian. Advance ten spaces in rank. Got involved in a club activity. Advance 7 spaces. Girl of your dreams stolen by Mathlete. Go hide. You listen to the morning a n -nouncements. Lose 4 spaces but gain 12 minutes of sleep. Rules? There are none. Nobody would read them anyway. Passed Accounting test. Advance 4 spaces and gain one big headache. $ 222 Class is cancelled. Advance 2 spaces. Bought food in the cafeteria. Lose turn and stomach. Snow day. Advance 3 spaces. You agree with the Sider Press editorials. Go back 2 spaces. Passed an A.P. Chem exam. Advance 4 spaces and take a week off. Did the reading for A.P. History. Go back 5. Get an A in College Economics. Go ahead 6 spaces and get lynched. )oked for a pool on le third floor. rhat are you? A phomore? Took College Spanish. Go back 2. Have a Ph.D. as a teacher. Go ahead 3. Get the Fonz for chemistry. Go ahead 2. Female gym teacher beats you one-on-one. Go back 2 spaces. Sit through graduation. Go ahead 1. Get seen at a school dance. Go back 4. Take Contemporary Themes and Philosophy for English. Do lots of work and go back 3 spaces. You are overjoyed about being accepted to Nassau Community. Go back 3 spaces. Pay club dues. Go back 4. Laugh at teachers' jokes. Go ahead 2. Make graduation. Advance to the next box. THE END June 26, 1983 CiC CD Clubs 223 226 Underclassmen Underclassmen 227 228 Underclassmen AROUND THE CLASSROOM by R. Schoenhaus The year 1982-1983 was a time of change. It gave us a new Student Projects' Advisor and a new administration, as it bade farewell to apathy and rebellion. A totally- fresh outlook towards spirit and involvement arose. We all yelled βGo-Go Buffalo, a chant that taught us how to enjoy what O.H.S. has to offer. It all started with the Homecoming weekend. People all joined together to make it one of the best ever. Nearly every club was represented in the parade of floats that marched sity Volleyball team for winning the county championship. We said good-bye to Mr. Kaplan, and welcomed Mr. Budd as the new theatrical director. To raise money, the Thespians put on a fine show, A Salute To Broadway. The second dance of the year, a ladies' choice β βSadie Hawkins, drew a crowd of almost six hundred people. Available was a marriage booth, complete with license, wedding pictures, and bouquets of flowers. Early in December was ball season united everyone, giving us a chance to support our favorite team. Once again, SCOPE hosted their annual Model Congress which proved to be very successful. Many important ideas were debated and worked out. The school musical this year was enjoyable for all. The energetic production of Funny Girl was a phenomenal accomplishment. Once again, the Blue and White teams battled for weeks. through Oceanside. Although we lost the football game, the record-breaking crowds supplied an abundance of support. That evening was O.H.S.'s first bonfire, which was followed by the first dance of the year. Although over three hundred students attended, this was only a small indication of what was ahead. We filled the stands of Hofstra University to see our boys' Varsity Soccer team compete in the playoffs. Once again Β« we congratulated the girls' Var- h 2 the first annual Oceanside District Scholarship Fund Dance Marathon. It lasted a total of twelve hours and raised a large sum of money. Further into December, in the spirit of the holiday, the Foreign Language Department sponsored a Christmas party for the senior citizens of Oceanside. Also for the season, Santa Claus made his yearly rounds to take pictures with all of his friends. The new year brought with it bigger and better things. Basket- both trying to win the sportnite title. The senior class sponsored the mother-daughter dinner in the spring, which was enjoyable to everyone. We had, for the first time, Oceanside High School shirts. As the year came to a close, we shared senior hat day, o- - senior class trip, the prom, ana nally, graduation. It was a year filled with learning and laughter. What made it so special was that it belonged to all of us. NEW FACES IN OLD PLACES by G. Kwak 1983 was a year of valuable additions to Oceanside Senior High School. The 1982-83 school year was Mr. Kraemer's first year as Principal of our high school. However, he was not genuine newcomer. He served as Associate Principal with Dr. Thomas Marcello during the 1981-1982 school year. Under his well-organized administration. and coach of several sports of the school: the G.O., SCOPE, it's Academic, baseball, gymnastics, swimming, and last but not least, the Water Buffaloes. He has proven to be an invaluable asset to the school. He has made noticeable improvements in student morale, school spirit and student participation in extracurricular activities. Graba, a new special education teacher and Elaine Jorgenson, a new addition to our already fine staff of psychologists. Mrs. Jacqueline Demakis became the new chairperson of the Foreign Language Department for the Oceanside School District. She was formerly a Spanish teacher at Oceanside Junior High School and became our new Foreign two other additions were made to the school. It was his goal to enable OHS students to have a larger role in making decisions that would have a direct result on their school experience. During the past summer, a committee consisting of ten students interviewed and selected Mr. Andrew Morris as the new Director of Student Projects. He is the advisor of several Mr. Budd is another addition made to the school by way of a student selection committee. Ten thespians interviewed and chose him to be the new director of school stage productions, replacing Mr. Kaplan. Mr. Budd's first production at OHS was Funny Girl. He had previously directed productions for summer camps. Other new faces include Ellen Language chairperson upon the retirement of Mrs. Heidi Campbell. As of yet, all of these new additions to OHS have made valuable contributions to the school and especially to the students of Oceanside High School. Hopefully, the new faces will become old faces by continuing their success at OHS. MOVIES, MOVIES, MOVIES... The week would run by so fast, and soon it would be Friday, and you would begin the usual conversation with your friends: What are we going to do tonight? I don't know. Let's do something exciting, another would say. Before you knew it, you were sitting in front of a wide screen with a cup of popcorn in your hand. Exciting? However, during our high school years, there really were some exciting flicks. Christopher Reeve captured hearts across the nation in his role as Superman in Superman: The Movie and Superman 11. The hero image was strengthened with the movie Rocky. The sequel, Rocky 11, was judged to be equally good. By the time we got to high school junior year, there was Rocky 111, which was not only a box office smash, but also a truly outstanding film which introduced one of the meanest looking men in America, Mr. T, as Clubber Lang. Steven Spielberg showed himself to be true genius with two 1982 hits: Poltergeist and E.T. E.T. not only made more money than VIDEO CRAZE The Video craze swept the nation as millions of ghosts everywhere were gobbled up by pacmen. The arcades were inundated with people and no home was complete without a home video system. The most popular systems were Atari, Intellivision, and ColecoVision. Cartridges of all types of sports and games were produced. These ranged in price from twenty to thirty dollars each. Many people were infected with any other movie of 1982, but it also made millions of dollars outside the theatre through the sale of E.T. souvenirs. This sensational movie appealed to both our humorous and sentimental sides. This is the quality which made it so special. The summer preceding our senior year produced two other fantastic pictures. An Officer and a Gentleman, starring Richard Gere, was a typical boy-meets-girl story. The World According to Garp, starring Robin Williams, was two and a half hours of edge-of-seat, breathtaking excitement. We also saw many well-done science fiction movies such as The Empire Strikes Back, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Star Trek I and Star Trek II. As far as the scary films went, the bad greatly outnumbered the good, but a few popular ones emerged. Halloween I, II, and III were among the most popular as well as The Alien and The Amityville Horror 1 and II. For those of you who enjoyed having a box of tissues on your lap along side the popcorn, there were many outstanding tearjerkers as well. Some of these include: The video fever. They were hopelessly hooked on the fastshooting actions of spaceships, aliens, and asteriods. Their total energy was used in performing strategic maneuvers with the joy stick. Some of the most popular games were Pitfall, Donkey-Kong, Ms. Pacman, Asteroids and Defender. The amateurs can lose a fortune playing in the arcades. However, a skilled player can operate for hours on a single quarter. by S. Epstein Champ, starring John Voight and Ricky Schroeder; Ordinary People, starring Mary Tyler Moore and Timothy Hutton; Whose Life Is It Anyway, starring Richard Dreyfuss; On Golden Pond, starring Henry Fonda, Jane Fonda, and Katherine Hepburn; and Six Weeks, starring Mary Tyler Moore and Dudley Moore. What about when there was nothing to do at midnight? Well, it was off to see the sweet transvestites from transexual Pennsylvania in the Rocky Horror Picture Show. Our high school years also saw the development of 3-D movies, where everyone sat with a funny-looking pair of glasses on for a few hours to get the 3-D effect. Friday the 13th Part III and Jaws III were two of the first movies to capture the audiences in three dimensions. When we look back on our high school years, we'll remember those Friday nights in the movie theatres with our friends. Whether the films we saw were a smash or a flop, we'll still remember them because they were a part of our formative years. by T. Abrams 0 Where have the days of pinball machines gone? The pinball machine still sits quietly in the corner of every arcade. Once in a while nostalgia would prompt someone to approach it. After all, it is the only game in which it is still possible to cheat a little, and see the familiar bright TILT sign light up. Video games seem to be continuously multiplying. Anything can happen when Pacman and Ms. Pacman meet. MUSICAL TRENDS by A. Bernstein This year was quite interesting for the music industry. Music flourished, with many innovations and new concepts meshing with old and established ideas to create a very interesting year. Concerts seemed to be a major preoccupation during 1982. Every major concert hall hosted many top-named bands, while many new outlets were explored. The WPLJ Dr. Pepper concert series took place at New York's Pier 84, which proved to be an optimum setting for an appearance by the Clash, possibly one of the best concerts of the year. Memories of Woodstock were also evoked twice during the year. First, a large gathering of bands occurred in Monterray in October with such groups as The Pretenders, B-52's, and Police appearing. During Thanksgiving, in Jamaica, an equally outstanding performance was given. Among the artists were the Grateful Dead, Peter Tosh, Rita Marley and the last appearance of Squeeze, in honor of Bob Marley, EIGHTEEN AND On December 3, 1982, a major event occurred in the lives of all people who were eighteen years of age. They became illegal as far as drinking was concerned. Due to the high rate of automobile accidents among teenagers, the state legislature passed a bill which raised the legal drinking age from eighteen to nineteen. Hopefully this new law will reduce the number of casualties from drunk driving; however, it is still too early to tell. and the Go-Go's. Olivia Newton-John shed her goody-two-shoes image and emerged as a provocative temptress in her Physical album. Billy Joel continued his success with two hit albums: Glass Houses and The Nylon Curtain. Though new music and changes in radio stations seemed to be a plus for the industry, record sales were frighteningly low, and record labels were not willing to take chances with new artists. They go with the mainstreamers. Ten years ago, a record needed approximately 500,000 units sold to be a top 10 hit. This year, a top ten hit needed only 100,000 units. Some say that home taping was responsible. It was very tough for new groups to get the exposure necessary for success in the industry, and as a result, 1982 was a fairly uneventful year for the record producers but all the music that blasted from our home and car stereos was high quality. one of the pioneers of Reggae music. A few new radio stations hit the scene in 1982. The biggest news of the summer was that WAPP (known as the apple ) would be commercial free for the entire summer season. Many diehard WPLJ fans started listening to WAPP due to the absence of commercials, and remained with the station after they began running commercials. The idea of commercial-free music was great for listeners while it lasted; however, it was a cheap and underhanded method to steal listeners from other stations. The second new station, or should I say revised, was WLIR. WLIR changed their format from strictly rock and roll music to new-wave. This move was probably the most innovative idea of the year and because of its uniqueness, WLIR became a very popular station. Some of our favorite pop groups were Air Supply, Hall and Oates, STILL DRY Many eighteen-year-olds have shown a great deal of contempt for this new law. They believe that if they are given certain rights of legal adults, they should also be given the right to drink. The voting age and the concept of the draft have already been questioned by many young adults. There has been a lot of controversy over this subject since it has affected many people. The social activities of all eighteen-year-olds have been by N. Mitleberg limited because they can no longer go to bars, discos, or any other place which serves liquor. Recently there has been talk about raising the drinking age to twenty-one. If this were ever to come about, the whole concept of being legal will be altered even further. This concept has already caused disruptions in our governmental system because the term legal has been Z redefined for all members of New 5 York State. W 234 Mews FADS IN FASHION by J. Littman In every fashion season, there are many items that define the newest looks. One year it may be a dramatically lengthened skirt or perhaps a shortened jacket. During the past few seasons, the world of fashion has presented us with a variety of trends that have added to our already large selection of chic apparel. Many fashions that were recently considered out of style are now thriving. The reappearance of the miniskirt heightened this fashion season. It was worn casually as β’well as formally. For the sporty look, we saw sweatsuits used for everyday activity in a variety of pastel colors. Teamed up with the sweatsuit we had the bandana which was available in an infinite rainbow of colors. The sailor look was also quite popular in the spring. Knickers came and went but while they were here they sold like hotcakes, with girls buying several at a time. Worn with all types of shoes, they were a part of every complete wardrobe. The preppy look climbed the fashion ladder this season, Lacoste and Polo being the favorite designers. Penny-loafers reemerged as the ideal shoe. They were comfortable, casual, and a new fashion trend. Saddle shoes took on their old purpose of being a daily shoe worn with skirts as well as pants. Boots in all styles and colors became a necessary fashion accessory. Suede boots became extremely popular with their pointed toes and flat heels. Western boots managed to stay in style during the past few seasons. With boots and other shoes came the wearing of leg warmers. They were popular in the winter, but in the summer they were quickly discarded. Conche belts, studded belts and leather belts all added to the excitement of wearing pants. This past season, jod-phurs, stone-washed, over-dyed, pin-striped, tapered and pedal-pusher pants were all very popular. Looks for formal dressing ranged from the punk look of leather and leopard spots to the elegant look of taffeta and ribbons. The tuxedo look was enjoyed by all in a variety of unique styles. Costume jewelry took its turn and came back stronger than ever. Earrings were larger, and unusual shapes and were generally more exotic. They were made out of metals and every conceivable shade could be purchased to match any outfit. Rhinestones and other stones added to the costume jewelry craze. They were worn for dressing up as well as dressing down. The wide range of clothing and jewelry styles is obvious as well as the short life-span of the fads of fashion. Popular styles change at the wink of an eye. By the time you read this we might be wearing space suits and workboots. Don't laugh β in today's world, anything is possible β or should 1 say, nothing is impossible. REMEMBER WHEN ...? by T. Abrams and G. Kwak ... You tuned out the world and turned on a Walkman ... the Water Buffaloes only existed in The Flintstones ... you went crazy when Mickey was on the radio ... you had to get your fake proof changed to nineteen ... you had frozen yogurt for lunch ... you missed breakfast and prayed for a bagel or donut sale ... a beaded bracelet broke and you had to chase the little balls all over the floor ... the Redskins won the Superbowl . .. you had to wear sunglasses to College Spanish ... you started a new diet every day ... you were kicked out of the library for talking .. . Mr. Ehrman did it with leggo .. . you finally got your driver's license but then you had to fight for the car ... the blizzard of '83 cancelled your vacation plans ... The Honor Society sold toothbrushes . . . Mrs. Grossman had another baby ... the firehouse was filled with five hundred delegates ... the Icemen went out on Thursday nights ... The Pantry Diner was the place to celebrate ... toilet paper and confetti covered the basketball court ... Mr. Hammer showed us how to use goggles ... you ran to the cafeteria between double periods ... a day didn't go by without being bombarded with m-n-m's... no one could maintain decorum at a model congress meeting ... The Sider Press office was decorated for Christmas ... your guidance counselor was always out to lunch ... Mr. Bashner supported women's lib ... you knew your Social Security number by heart from all the college applications ... you rushed to the post office to meet the application deadlines ... you forgot to study for the College Economics final ... Mr. Morris shaved off his beard ... there was a different art display every week ... you listened to the radio in Health ... we had a fire drill in a blizzard ... you stopped Mr. Hulsaver in the hall to ask him the integral of (e5x+l-logx2) + arc sin 42dx ... you made candy houses in cooking ... you sat in an air-conditioned room for computer math ... Mrs. Honig told us about her Aunt Mitzie ... the computer in the career resource center broke down every time you wanted to use it ... you fought for a pencil in A.P. Biology to take the easiest test all year ... you lost your voice cheering in Sport Night ... Minom Minom doo doodo do ... everything was grody to the max ... everyone loved eating chipwiches ... you cut your last class to get to work on time ... you danced to Rock the Casbah six times at the dance-a-thon and then ate breakfast with your eyes closed .. . you had to guess the unknown group in the Sider Press office ... you had three meetings in a row after school ... you had to get your class ring turned eighty-four times ... you ordered all those wallet size pictures to give out ... Miss Saacke let us out of gym to work on this yearbook ... the jocks never went to gym ... you heard all the Burger King Aren'tcha commercials ... the whopper beat the big mac ... you directed people to the swimming pool on the third floor ... things were Awesome, totally awesome ... Apples saw the sunrise with a forever friend ... breakfast meant Stuff-n-Bagels second period .. . the .. . best NO NUKES! The year 1982 was a year in which the United States began to show more interest in a specific issue that it has since the Vietnam War. The interest in nuclear disarmament culminated in a nationwide rally on June 12. Locally, the rally took place in Central Park. Anti-nuclear marchers met in several different Manhattan locations and marched toward the Great Lawn. People displayed banners and raised their voices. It was clear that the people had an issue that about which they felt strongly. At the rally organizations passed out reading material and many boothes were set up where people could sign up for mailing lists. Tee-shirts were also sold with monies going to various anti-nuke OUT OF WORK? In 1982, unemployment could be everywhere. The number of jobless people reached a record of 10.8%, the highest since the depression. During this time economic suffering occurred throughout the country. Among the unemployed was Ronald THE PREZ Ronald Reagan's second year as president, 1982, was a busy year. During this time the people of the U.S. witnessed a decrease in both inflation and the prime interest rate, while unemployment skyrocketed. This was also the year that Reagan called for an increase in military spending including a MX-missle program, which was defeated in Congress. The budget deficit grew and new taxes were introduced in order to meet the by M. Lorge organizations. The New York rally drew an estimated 800,000 people. It was the largest peacetime demonstration ever held. Upon arriving at the rally, people set up blankets, relaxed and read material. However it wasn't long before the speakers who had been scheduled to speak commenced. Many famous people spoke, notable Orson Wells and Coretta Scott King. Several Buddhist Monks who had walked from California inspired the crowd with a melodic chant. However the most entertaining part of the rally was soon to come. The scheduled musicians took the stage. It is important to note the concerns and priorities of the musicians. It was obvious that they were not there to further their careers, but to take a stand on an issue that was important to them. Highlights included a duet between Jackson Browne and Gary U.S. Bonds of the song Dedication, Bruce Springsteen performed a chilling acoustic version of The Promised Land, and then teamed up with Jackson Browne to do a red hot version of Running on Empty. Other musicians included Rita Marley, Linda Ronstadt, and the show's final performer, James Taylor. Overall the day was not only informative but inspiring. People do still care about this world, and as evidenced on June 12,1982, a lot of people will work long to save it. by K. Muellers and R. Ventura Reagan Jr., the son of our nation's President. However, the greatest sufferers of all were the minorities and the young people of the nation. These two groups made up a large percent of the eleven million unemployed. The main concentration of these people lived in the in- by growing debt. As more and more United States' products were exported to Communist China, our nation increased its quasi-friendly relationship with this country. We watched as a war raged in South America between Great Britain and Argentina over the Falkland Islands. The U.S. Marines were called to action as part of a peace-keeping force in Lebanon. We also watched, with great concern, the death of Leonid dustrial heart of the United States and obviously reflected the declining fortunes of the auto and steel industries. But, President Reagan has assured us that the future of the economy will begin to prosper, and the number of unemployed will decline. A. Repole and S. Frank Breschnev and the election of the new Soviet Premier. All of these events which occurred in 1982 have not as yet fully developed. The future years, as Reagan completes his term, will determine the plight of the American economy, the outcome of the continued detente relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union, and the course of world history. PAIN KILLERS KILL! by G. Frank What's happening to our world? What kind of maniacs live out there? It's gotten so that it's not safe to buy products anymore. It all started with the poisoning of Extra Strength Tylenol bottles in Chicago. Apparently, some sicko deliberately placed cyanide in bottles on the store shelves, causing the deaths of seven innocent people who ingested the capsules. People are now afraid to buy products that are not tamper-resistant. We are hesitant to purchase even a bottle of mouthwash. It's a horrible situation. It's not safe to buy food and drugs anymore. Since the Tylenol incident, we've been faced with the dangerous temperings of cold medicine, soft drinks, candy, and other drugs. Incidents like these make us how vulnerable we, as consumers, really are. Any item that is not packaged properly can be tampered with. Parents everywhere anguished about whether to deny their children Halloween fun by protecting them from candy that might be tainted. Far fewer trick-or-treaters hit the streets than in previous years and the number of parents accompanying their children seemed unusually large. It's really sad that our holidays have been affected by criminals who are willing to harm innocent people. As a result of these terrible incidents, packaging of products will be improved by the manufacturers and consumers will have confidence in over-the-counter drugs. The general public will be more aware of what they buy. It is unfortunate that it took an event such as this to force the packaging industry to improve its current methods. THE BOOB TUBE by T. Abrams Some people say that the quality of television programs has been deteriorating. Some people find these programs to be quite entertaining. Either way, TV has been changing a great deal lately. Many new shows have been introduced and old ones have been terminated. Among the new programs were some action packed stories such as βHill Street Blues, βThe Fall Guy, and Night Rider. βThe Powers of Matthew Star was also a popular addition. Quincy and Hart to Hart continued their success for another year. βGeneral Hospital kept the attention of its vast audience this season. Dynasty and Dallas were the favorites among the night-time soap operas. Thousands were addicted to these and other serials. This year the networks produc- ed a few mini-series. Most of these were dramatizations of best-selling novels. Of these, The Winds of War and Shogun were the most memorable. Many shows centered upon the sensationalism of everyday life. Some of these were Real People, The People's Court and That's Incredible. Sitcoms remained on the air as seen by the renewed contracts of The Facts of Life, The Jeffer-sons, Happy Days, and Three's Company. The faddish Square Pegs, and the traditional style Newhart were added to the list. Saturday Night Live remained the ideal late night comedy with its new cast. The Love Boat continued sailing to our weekend Fantasy Island. Dramas were also still in sight with St. Elsewhere, Little House on the Prairie and Trap- per John, M.D. A few new musical dramas have been introduced. Examples of these are the popular Fame! and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. The saddest occurrence on the TV screen this year was the departure of M.A.S.H. Many faithful viewers will be sorry to see it go. It has, however, enjoyed many successful years. Home Box Office (H.B.O.) was widespread throughout our community. Many teenagers spent hours watching their favorite musical groups on MTV. It was also possible to see many recent movies at home through H.B.O. Television has been expanding rapidly through the years. Who knows? Maybe some day, when we react to our favorite shows, the characters might be able to answer back. z n s CLASSIFIED Adam β Thanks for making my Jr. and Sr. years of H.S. great! I hope we always remain very good friends! Love always Marion Auntie Sister Jeanmarie β My surrogate Mom β I know we'll always be friends so no goodbyes β just want to say thanks and I luv you β alias S.F. Remember those good times! Aw Geez Lady β Chill Out! My Love Is Far, get ow of here β 007 bag those so scarves β 006 too bad that's my funky Music β aw right? BILLY JOEL RULES Mike-n-Evelyn 7-20-81 Blue Eyes, I want you to know that although I may be graduating, I'll always be your Hold Out endlessly. I love you β well look at yourself β what else would I do. Love Green Eyes. Bruce, what can I say? Whenever I hear bargain it'll bring back all our great times β remember Yellow Roses Mean Deepest Love β I love you always Maria. Ca, Al, Rh, Lh, Ma β Thanks for all the laughs, jokes, and fun we had. Not to mention the fights. You're the best friends I can ever have. I love you all in my own special way. Take care and always remember ... Nancy Can't deal with it, random mating, PM poor choice, most joined fan club anyway, your turn Tulic, Kamis at BB, favorite number β 11, don't make a scene, hold your leash, out of my house now, some of us can't drive, 25 in disguise no seniors, try juniors, some still like older men, some like long distance learn to make the first move, who's number 3? Speech β we love each other! Summer of '83 β more to come! Caryn and Michelle β Valley Stream '80 White Castle. Barry you . . . Pont $ Jow in the van. Shelly's AD.10:20.-BOFA. CARYN, MICHELLE, DEBBIE, EVAN: Bofnp. We get high with a little help from our friends. Go For It! CB Thanks for helping through all the bad times. I know you will always be there Friends forever TS CINDY, How's the Burgermeister? Love always, G.M. and E.M. TJ OO m N CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1983 The Woodyear Family β Joseph Jackie β Janet, Jeannine, Joel YOU DID IT Dear Marion β Brilliance runs in the family. We love you. Linda, Erica and Cury ATTENTION SAL (THE R.R.) FUNARO Do you wanna take it outside you Bungie Sack!! From your FAU. Roaches. Eileen Swickle β To gallop on my white Stallion with the man I love and splash through the ocean's surf: dream-stuff! For those uninformed, that strange face wasn't really Raul Benny Ibarra, but Slim Whitman in Disguise! β Hal. Green Eyes, There ain't no doubt in no one's mind that love's the finest thing around. And I know for sure you're the finest thing in my life I honestly love you forever, your hold out. Your Blue Eyes. GUY n ELLEN ALWAYS AND FOREVER 6-1-82 Hey Babe β Take a walk on the Wild Side Kristen, Donna, Lisa β Track 1981-83 Heather, I'll always cherish all the memories of the fun we've had. And we have a lot of memories! Hockey 1 forever. Thanks for being my best friend. Good luck and best wisnes for the future Love always, Theresa Hey lo. What's up? Love ya, T.C. Hi Denise, You're a good kid!! Love, T.C. Hey, Maria, Ira, Gary, and Terry . . . It's Snowin in There. You are all great friends. Bruce Hey Scruffy: You honor student you, basket weaving 2 must be hard! Do you need any space? Pat. . . Yea!! Hey Stud: Is it your walk that gets their attention? Or is it your car. AAA watch a call it AA Attitude problem Jeannine, here is that rooster I said I would give to you. So where is that picture of me? Karen C. Lisa H., Ed K., Donna P., Randi S., Kevin T., Michele V. β Thanks for being my pals! β Kristin C. Lois β KTU Disco 92 and Kiss FM 1 always β Love EL Marc G β You're the best friend I ever had, and our friendship is something I value most in life (next to my car). You're a great Prez, pal, friend, and buddy. You were there for all the good and bad. Don't change. You know how I feel. MB Maria, I've known you for two whole years and we've done a lot together. I loved it all Let's Hang in there, the two of us, all the way. You are the best and I'll always love you. Remember the class of 83. Love Bruce CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GRADUATION Marion β and best wishes on all future endeavors. Love the Froehlich's. Marion β The best Colorguard Captain. Thanks for always being there. I hope we stay best friends 4ever luv Sheryl. Mattley and the Diasonics have returned to conquer the world M-TV β the WHO rocks USA Hendrix ELECT SHERYL ELAINE STEPHEN FOR IMF Miami Dolphins can be concatenated with success. Islanders too, Billy Joel and Big Knife, bunny hill in Vermont, Singapore with Bon-Bons, Moles minute, watermelon on 8 30 for FuFu, Touring Washington D.C. in Blizzard '83, Kimba (SJF) Italian Club β Grazie, Chess Club β Check, Spindrift '83 β Than Q β Mr. Smith. Precious I love you. Love Michael. Recorded here lest we forget: Moc-casin onix Minnie RG DC Amy draws glorious G Force Future7s mad ness delicious burgers Brian's hat Julie's Cream Button Raul Laurel and Howie and me β Quasar Ron, High School wouldn't have been the same without you. I'll always remember the great times we shared. I'll always love you, Mindy. ROOSTER BOOSTER! K.C. Congrats and lots of luck β J.W. Sandra β I'm really glad we became friends. We've gone through a lot together Love ya Sheryl. Best of Luck 4ever. Sheryl β Congratulations and Best Wishes on all future endeavors. May all your dreams come true. Love Mom and Dad. ADS SHERYL β Thanks for being the friend that you are, and I hope we'll be good friends forever. Love always. Marion SUE β We've been through some terrible times, but weren't they fun? I'll never forget anything β Love you β Maria The known is finite, the unknown, infinite. We live in the midst of an unlimitable ocean of inexplicability. Our goal in each generation is to claim a little more land. Good luck, David C. Through the highs and lows we were always there. Jappy, Sappy, Happy! To Adam β may all your future plans come true. Success and Best Wishes. The Gudinsky's To all my close friends thanks for a wonderful time at O.H.S. and to M.G. 143 Adam To all my friends β you're great β I'll never forget you when we go our separate ways, in September β I luv you β Cheryl -CS To all of my friends, and to my love, Ed, I thank you for sharing my years with me. I love you all. Dizzy To Clancy: The one who uses, abuses, confuses but never refuses. Take the boys and surround the house!! Wooo! B'nai B'rith Youth Organization ROUGH RIDERS AZA Congratulates the Graduating class of '83 and wishes the best of luck to the incoming Juniors and Seniors Graduating Senior Members Marc Grossman, President Mark Berger, 1st Vice Pres. Eric Spergel, 2nd Vice Pres. Corey Levitan, Treasurer Marc Levine, Secretary Marc Alper Marc Benson Abe Conn Bruce Markowittz Frank Paone Michael Penchuck Jeff Rabbiner Marc Ribnick Andy Scherferman Jordan Stern David Zimmer To all the people who made my years at Oceanside High the best. G-Force, the Hearts click, my friends on yearbook and in Interact and all my other organizations May your futures be as bright as you want and last forever. All my love and friendship always. Marc H. List To Coosh, Best of friends never part Guess Who? To Lori and Marci β Thank you for always being there for me. I love you both. Good luck foxes. Love, Robyn To my friends in yearbook, especially M. G., J.W., E.F., S.F., M and L it's been great but where's the Taylor Type book luv Sheryl CONGRATULATIONS To our wonderful daughter Marion β success and happiness in all your future undertakings We are proud and love you. Love always. Mom and Dad To Penny: You're the best buddy I could ever have and will ever have. Love your little pal, Lisa To R.H., M.S., W.R., A.L., L.A., L.N., N. P., W.K. and R.S., I love you all so much. Thanks for everything. Best friends forever. M.A. TO ALL: GOOD LUCK ALWAYS! YS '83 This is an outrage! The straws are on top of the Fixin's Bar. Let's make change tonight. Trails . .. Lisa, Diane, Anne To Sheryl β May your future always be filled with success and happiness. Best wishes always. The Gudinsky's TP: 10; Mr. Floppy: 10; TF and LTL: O, Oh well! How many minutes left? SF and SF: I found a new TT book. G2 β I hope you . . . EF Tweedledee, Thanks for being there when I needed you. Stringbean 1. Love and friendship . . . Tweedledum Lynn, Clean out that trunk. Sparkle 12-15-82 It was a special time with the Midnight Angel, Music, and. Tootsie. It's fundamentally He Can't Take It! ONLY YOU Um babycakes um cupcakes um babycakes um cupcakes you're a special special β Otnot Best of luck Klotzie β Luv Sally Watch out world, here we come! Lynne, Lesli, Toni, Michele, Amy and Sandra. Should we gag her now or wait 'til we are home? Good luck everyone Lynne. Gag her now! Michele When is the toga party? Remember the emergency snow swim meets! Wheels Bug Hair and Mish! CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1983 We hope you will go forth to meet the challenge of the future and attain the joy of success in all your endeavors. OCEANSIDE SR. H.S. PTA a V) We are bonded so closely for the moment that only time can untwine us. Yet as we each begin to weave new and different lives the aura of this time will always linger in our memory. β anonymous Thank You For Everything Robyn β Josh β Eric β Jennifer General Organization 1982-83 CjOc gr tit tt s f Wi jcrj mmms f Success PiftESH MT:Pfo( Vilhtuer Cdfosa Vice Vtesmft- Qiao. Kua. kHfcw w%m W OATH OF THE BUFFALOES We the buffaloes because we screai We stay in herds with our fellow Buff, and help them with a lot of stuff. Kids won't get crazy, because they fear but we know the meaning of school spirit We don't care what the other kids say; piHΒ« I ! M u I because we know who's cool, we'll make the people turn their heads, and say the Buffaloes RULE!!! GO GO BUFFALO!!! 1 GET A PET A BUFF ALETTE!!! The Staff of CAMERA CORNER Congratulates the Class of β83 and Wishes Them the Best of Luck in All Their Future Endeavors S Advance Formal Wear Exclusive Formals by Advance Special Prom Discount for OHS Students 234 Sunrise Hwy. Rockville Centre, NY Phone:678 3555 D D STATIONERY Now You Are Edjucated 3122 Long Beach Rd. Oceanside, N.Y. 11572 536-8940 Congratulations From Shirley and Mel at LINCOLN STATIONERS βMany Varieties of Delicious Bagels.β AMERICAN BAGEL CORP. 28 Atlantic Ave. Oceanside, N.Y. 11572 3249 Long Beach Rd. (516) 766-9688 Oceanside, N.Y. 11572 Ron INTERACT SERVICE CLUB Wishes the Class of β83 Best of Luck President: Jaqueline Levy Secretary: Gabrielle Godette Vice President: Marc List Treasurer: Lois Schlam Road Service T-J AUTOMOTIVE DISTRIBUTORS INC. Domestic And Foreign Auto Repairs TedLamont 3414 Long Beach Road (516)766-9132 Oceanside, N.Y. 11572 516-766-8509 JACKβS CORRECT FIT SHOES Good Luck Class of β83 CARVEL 1844 3286 Long Beach Rd. Oceanside, N.Y. 11572 R04-7718 Specializing in Fitting Puma Sneakers Great Lincoln Shopping Nike Sneakers Center Boots, Shoes, Clogs 60 Atlantic Avenue Oceanside, L.l. SO Congratulations to Our Daughter, Sheryl and the Class of 1983 (516) 536-0303 766-9803 32-18 Long Beach Rd. Oceanside, N.Y. H S PLAZA CARD SHOP INC. 3556 Long Beach Rd. Oceanside, N.Y. 11572 (TSS Shopping Center) Newspapers, Magazines, Candy, Cigarettes, Greeting Cards, Gifts, Stuffed Animals, Weigh of Life Products NY Daily Numbers and Lottery 536-3647 βAt Capriccio We Have Open Mon-Sat. That Pleasing Attitudeβ Friday Till 8 (516) 766-4009 (516) 766-4786 HIGH MR WHOLESALE FOODS, INC. 2919 Long Beach Road Oceanside, N.Y. 11572 Congratulations to the Class of β83β TANTI AU ilia Classe di '198: d Circolo Italiano Lisa Ruggieri President Mike DeLucia First Vice President Lenny Bilello Second Vice President MARIOβS Pizzeria and Restaurant 28-22 Brower Avenue Oceanside, NY (Brower Shopping Center) (516) 379-9134 zDome6tic TltkoCetate Jence Onduttziet, One. MARTIN NORMAN 41 MILL ROAD FREEPORT. NEW YORK 11520 248 Congratulations Class of β83 from Alfred Beviiacqua Diversified Cabinet Corp. 45 Bayview Avenue Inwood, New York 11696 (516)371-1900 Manufacturers and Distributors of: Kitchens, Formica and Wood Custom and Stock Formica Furniture Best of Luck To the Class of β83 JOSEPH CHWATSKY Chwatskys 2859 Long Beach Road Oceanside, New York 11572 516 OR 8-2900 GOOD AND PLENTY The Leo Service Club 2820 Brower Ave. Miriam Schler Mindy Agin President Vice President Andrea Roban Wendy Korn Secretary Treasurer Oceanside, NY 11572 Lauren Goldstein Editor-in-chief Gwenn Frank Managing Editor Steven Epstein Cindy Yellen Key Club ids their best wish the Cl----- of β83 sin a Cullen President: Emily Rubin Vice Presidents: Elisa C Ellen Marrone Secretary: Lauren Goldstein Treasurer: Nancy Mittelberg Historian: Jamie Schreckinger Fundraising: Paul Pion β Strengthen from Withi Congratulations to the Class of β83 Β© from Congratulations I J 1 Brothers Big Sisters Class of β83 from ALLAN ULLMAN Vice President Sandra Lehrman Diane Cassella President Advisor Miroflector Company Inc. 40 Bayview Avenue Inwood, NY 11696 (516)371-1111 250 FELICIDADES βTo achieve all that is possible. We must attempt the impossible To be as much as we can be. We must dream of being more.β Congratulations from the Class of β84 Stacy, Jimmy, Chris and Marni Miriam Schler Presidente Michelle Lepre Vice Presidente Karen Glasser Vice Presidente Cindy Yellen Secreterio Mindy Agin Tresoro S.C.O.P.E. The Student Committee on Political Education sponsors of... wishes the best of luck to the CLASS OF 1983 Delegate Chairman Susan Gordon Financial Chairman Gwenn Frank Congress Chairman Emily Rubin Agenda Chairman Michele Levine per t'l per-lβJU N-2 lir '8Z-83 C 'T'l Β° J f (o and periods M r, X t . V J 021 A .V Β« 'Β° rr I KΒ£ K_Β PHOTOCRA 80 ATLANTIC AVE., LYNBROOK, N. Y. 11163 β’ (f 1C) 199-1110 255 . Wo TO in Qr tvrΒ« O' . β r t β’ ! or T .. - β’ w M ml. ii β’' A Β T ATUili 0 Β°Hl T β’β’ β’ 4 Β MW (MATtC , - β β -Tty β tf; Β« 55? β Β« i ft
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