Oceanside High School - Spindrift Yearbook (Oceanside, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1987 volume:

OCEANSIDE HIGH SCHOOL OCEANSIDE, NEW YORK SPINDRIFT 1987 5 To brighten even your darkest night. 18 SPINDRIFT DEDICATION Mr. Robert Sullivan We, the Class of 1987, are proud ro dedicate rhis, our yearbook ro you, Mr. Robert Sullivan. We bestow you this honor because in you we hove found o true educational leader. You hove o most wonderful relationship with young people who consider you to be o worm, responsive and demanding teacher. We find you to be extremely fair. You hove trained us well ro be sensitive to the needs of others ond to be unselfish in giving of our talents, time and energies. Our aspirations ore directed, under your guidance, ro respect knowledge, to hove pride in one's work, ro cultivate o spirit of inquiry and to dedicate ourselves ro democratic thought ond action. We ore morivoted by o compelling dream to build one's life around something. Your role model has given us rhis vision. Your leadership in education, your fostering interest in school life ond work, provide for us the impetus necessary ro realize our own dreams. This quiet strength of your leadership gives us hope that the good guy you show moy someday become o port of oil of us. You hove earned the respect of the entire school community. It is YOU who represent for us, the Class of 1987, the embodiment of the spirit of A Teacher's Creed. 20 Sully Gets Into His Work OUR HERO! T enociously do I reach — to achieve the promise of one's potential. E ornestly do I reach — to explore the strengths of each individual. A crively do I teach — to nurture the worth and dignity of o democratic society. C onfidently do I reach — to realize the promise of the future generation. H oppily do I reach — to odvonce the challenge of new opportunities. E ndlessly do I teach — to instill in youth o respect of learning ond knowledge. R espectfully do I reach — to experience the high ideals of our youth is on honor. BOARD OF EDUCATION Donald Jackson Doris Siskin DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Thomas Marcello Ed.D Superintendent of Schools Iro Sarison Ed.D Assistant Superintendent of Schools Herb Brown Assistant Superintendent of Schools Gerald Jonos Director of Practical Arts Bernard Kaufman Director of Music and Art Richard Vercruysse Director of Physical Education and Health 23 Services PRINCIPAL To the Class of 1987: Teacher: First student: Teacher: Second student: T eacher: Third student: Teacher: First student: Teacher: Third student: Teacher: Second student: Teacher: Why do you go to school? To get an education. What is an education? Having all the answers. Do educated people have all the answers? Sure, they do. Am I educated? Sure. Do I have all the answers? I don't know. You're always asking us questions. So I'm grown up and educated but I ask questions. And you're kids and you give answers, right? You mean, the more educated we become, the more we ask questions instead of give answers? Is that it? What do you think? (Quoted from Philosophical Inquiry' 1980, p. 9kf) by Lipman, et al As you began formal education in 197k, you started a long, arduous process. You have jumped hurdle after hurdle, completed task after task. As a member of Oceanside High School's outstanding Class of 1987, you have mastered much and accomplished many achievements that have brought honor to yourself, your parents and your school. It is my hope that we have taught you to question and to realize the finite limit to your knowledge. If you know this, you are prepared for all the future hurdles. May your future be one of health and happiness. S incerely, Richard M Kraemer Principal 24 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL DIRECTOR OF PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES 25 SOCIAL STUDIES R. Sullivan Chairperson M. Delmor H. Hanson T. Monreflnise Oceanside has an imaginative social studies curriculum for grades 9 rhrough 12. In grade 9, the curriculum deals with rhe Third World of Asia, Africa and rhe Middle Easr. Grade 10 covers European Culture and Grade 11 is rhe regenrs year, covering American Studies. Both grades 10 and 11 offer Advanced Placement courses. The 12rh grade elective program is indeed varied. Students can choose from rhe following courses: Psychology (High School and College), Human Relations, Problems of American Democracy, Young Lawyers, Famous Trials, Economics (High School and College), The Third World and Civil Liberties. The department is proud of rhe variety of courses offered and rhe level ar which they are raughr. I. Gurrmon T. Ehrman S. Kohur A. Morris J. Mulvey, Ph D. 26 A. Murphy D. Murroy No question obour it. . . Foil him. J. Rhodes R. Roschelle 27 J. Shields H. Sniriker S. Sporber ENGLISH W. Doer L. Bossen H. Bell P. Anroinerte J. Brunerrl L. Cobb M. Bergoffen “a. D. Honig B. Koplon J. Kelleher F. Luisi 28 The English Deportment encompasses over 30 courses for students of varying abilities. We hove developed model programs to strengthen writing skills, ream-reoching courses in collaboration with the Social Studies Deportment, Honor dosses, Independent Studies and Advanced Placement English for college credit. Several of our teachers hove been awarded special honors for their teaching effectiveness by Cornell University and Johns Hopkins. Our students in Regents English Achievement and Advanced Placement exams hove scored dramatically higher than any school in the area. For oil students — those who need help in developing their reading and writing skills or those who need additional enrichment challenges, the p. Director courses and staff provide fine opportunities. Chairperson P. O'Hagen M. Pressman P. Scott E. Pollack S. Proger D. Reinhardt E. Schlamm R. Spero E. Wells 29 SCIENCE M. Holpern Coordinator The science department offers courses in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology ot three levels of intensity. There ore sections in non-Regents, Regents and Advanced Placement in these areas of study. Also available of the regents level of study is Earth Science. Non-Regents areas of study include studies of the environment and on overview of oil sciences, General Science. The deportment is staffed by o very experienced and creative group of teachers with on inordinately great and varied academic background. R. Soio Coordinator J. Edelstein J. Eflis 30 D. Hommer I. Fronk T. Fethersron R. Mockie . ond that's how I grew this beard!” R. Graffigino D. Nelson J. Odulak J. Stile W. Pearsall P. Rowe P. Spinelli MATHEMATICS The morhemorics department at OHS offers a very diverse curriculum in which any student should be able to find a challenge to his intellect. Courses offered include consumer morhemorics, olgebro, geometry, trigonometry, pre-calculus and advanced placement calculus. Most courses ore available in two or three levels of difficulty. The computer facility is outstanding. It hos o Digital mini-computer with time-shoring terminals and IBM PC microcomputers. Programming languages taught include Basic, Fortran and Pascal. The department sponsors Marhlere teams which consistently score near the top in Nassau County. All of this, in addition to a fine faculty, helps to insure the potential of an outstanding mathematics education. m. Rudolph Chairperson R. Docchicchio F. Morcello R. DeGeorge C. Ferraro S. Dietz J. Frisco Picture Not Available J. Me Mullon 32 M. Milch R. Pereo rv r •% G. Slmidion A. Ross M. Sreger Whor o HUNK! M. Virole R. Weinreb I. Wolf. Ph D. 33 FOREIGN LANGUAGE 34 The srudenrs of Oceonside High School ore forfunore to be able ro pursue the study of o number of second languages: French, German, Hebrew, Itolion, Latin and Spanish. The course of study in each languoge is extensive, including AP Courses, conversational courses for school credit, and regents courses. Since the staff is anxious to introduce students to the culture of the forget countries, field trips ore frequent and varied, and when available, appropriate activities ore held or school for oil to enjoy. J. Demokis Chairperson BUSINESS V. Nowrocki Chairperson V Agoglia F. Bondell The business department offers an entirely elective program of 27 different courses. Vocational competency may be acquired for entry-level positions in the business world in the fields of Office Skills, Accounting, Marketing, and Computers. College-bound students may take electives in Keyboarding, Noreroking, Business Low, Young Lawyers, College Business Administration, and College Accounting. Mony colleges hove offered up to six college credits upon successful completion of the course and the store rest. Word processing is taught on the IBM PC in the courses Shorthand 2 and Transcription and Office Procedures. A. Diomond G. Mulvihill IV Molrisanri M. Peres T. Pinkovo B. Present J. Tucker 36 J. Debelios J. Hoy PHYSICAL EDUCATION K. Hendler CAN'T ANYONE HERE PLAY THIS GAME???!!! F. Jonuszewski A. Scerbo S. Torgon G. Soocke 37 ART MUSIC F. Brozinski E. Kelly J. Wurst 38 PRACTICAL ARTS J. Srelloro R. Benson J. Thomosslon J. Moncuso S. Ort 39 SPECIAL EDUCATION S. Coiozzo E. Goldman M. Kerwick J. Mednick T. Rubino The Special Educarion program ar Oceanside High School allows srudenrs with special needs the opportunity to complete o program of study designed to meet their individual differences and abilities. For the most port, our srudenrs ore mainstreamed into regular dosses and ore o port of rother than apart from” the total school environment. These students ore offered supportive services to help them meet the demands of their program. There ore olso special dosses available in many academic areas os well os courses in special life skills and work experience. Our Special Education program in the High School is designed to help srudenrs with special needs reach their maximun potential. 40 HEALTH EDUCATION PSYCHOLOGISTS M. Cohen, Ph D. N Govolos, Ph D. STUDENT PROJECTS A J. Nussboum E. Grobo So whor's rhe latest scoop??? Yes, people do study in Student Projects. If I told you once. I told you o million times. I'm o married woman! Of course I'm right, I'm always right. 42 GUIDANCE f The Counseling Deportment seeks to help students better understand themselves, their values, and their goals os well os their environment and the people who affect them. The program seeks to provide the necessary information ond or sources of information for courses, careers, etc. The emphasis in the What ore you worried about? You only need on M-R-5 work Qf the counselors is counseling — o presence and o resource for students who ore in the decision-making process or some other significant event in their lives. This counseling takes place individually through appointments or drop-in, and in groups, notably the Discovery Program or other special group counseling sessions. An outstanding counseling deportment staff is at the service of students, parents ond staff. S. Broco D. Ehrlich H. Feldmon H. Levinson D. Rosenberg G. Smelling S. Stork 43 CIVIL SERVICE M. Pogliorello 5. Keene, R.N. M.Pepe F. Stein M. DiTommoso M. Sedler D. Findley G. Fischer. R.N. C. Hudok M. Feinberg G. Cino 44 5. Cohen G. Hollmon D. Dunwoody L. Lench M. Tilebein S. Moss V H. Linden A. White 45 SMILE. YOU'RE ON CANDID CAMERA. WHO'S THAT STRANGER? I WANT YOU TO STOP TAKING MY PICTURE. CROCKETT AND TUBBS ON DUTY. YOU'RE CONSTANTLY GABBING ON THE PHONE! 47 Caught in the Act! Hey buddy, this is not Candid Camera! Sonro's Helper . . . and I want rhe Conference Championship and Look on rhe bright side, if was only a smoll fire. Groucho Marx, ear your heart our! 48 So this is how you get Colculus students to study!! I'm not osleep. I'm just resting my eyes'' Con I stop smiling now?'' E Ehrmon's the nome, CLUG'S the gome. Wouldn't you let her toke ottendonce? MIDDLE STATES ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS OBSERVES OHS — FALL 1986 During this post school yeor Oceanside High School was visited by rhe Middle Stores Association of Colleges and Schools. The evaluating committee consisted of twenty-seven educators whose experience in education totaled more than two centuries. The committee observed our school for three doys in November (05rh, 06rh, 07rh) and compiled its evaluation report soon thereafter. SPINDRIFT '87 would like to include the committee's comments to help rhe members of the Class of '87 remember . . rhe way we were.'' 50 Members of rhe Committee observed dosses ond progroms, talked with teachers, students, administrators, support staff personnel ond parents; ond, most importantly, these professionals discussed, deliberated and analyzed whot they read, sow ond heard. Based upon oil of these experiences ond data provided, rhe individual sub-committees compiled their reports, with which this final report was constructed. Like many secondory schools today, Oceanside's strength lies in its student body, its challenging educational program ond its competent faculty ond administration. Extensive course offerings, o flexible schedule, resource centers ond a diverse program provide variety ond challenge to rhe student body in rhe classroom. On rhe athletic fields ond in rhe various clubs ond organizations, opportunities abound for students to become involved and moke o contribution to their school. The sense of rhe Visiting Committee was that rhe leadership of Oceanside High School was cognizant of rhe need to address certain educational issues and to meet rhe challenges of rhe 21st century. The Visiting Committee found that o diverse, flexible group of offerings was available to rhe students. Those students who chose to be involved appeared to be hoppy with their activities ond rhe support they received from rhe school board. The staff which provides student services is experienced, capable ond active in professional organizations. They hove provided excellent publications and materials for use by students ond parents and they hove demonstrated o commitment to counseling and providing other student services. The Visiting Committee was impressed by rhe courageous efforts of rhe high school administration in instituting a new discipline procedure, with staff members acting os deans, in on effort to improve student behavior. The Visiting Committee extends thanks ond appreciation for the fine hospitality ond for rhe cooperation given to rhe Committee during its visit. A commendation is in order for rhe efficient manner in which the entire evaluation process was organized ond carried our by the school's Steering committee ond the administration. It was reflective of rhe professional attitude the Oceanside High School staff took toward completing this important task.'' 51 52 Oceanside Alma Mater Alma Mater Oceanside We pledge again our love to thee Unfurl our colors, Blue and White To cheer the way to victory And when our high school days are done Our friendship's ties will still be strong The memories of our battles won Re-echo now in this our song Oh, Alma Mater Oceanside We pledge again our love to thee Unfurl our colors Blue and White To cheer the way to victory Lyrics composed by JAMES R. DAY, Music Teacher Oceanside Public Schools School Day Memories As we reach out our hand The diploma we grasp. While we think of the memories Of the years in the post, Tears fill our eyes Because it's oil gone. We're storting o new life. We hove to move on. We hope friends will keep in touch As the years pass us by. Although it hurts inside We'll try not to cry. We think of Kindergarten And our first day. Now we've reached the end We ore going owoy. How do you soy good-bye to friends who mean so much? Will ther$ be time to sincerely keep in touch? You'll always hove the memories Of your school years from day one. Don't think of school os ending — Think a new life has begun. Maxwell Abbott J.V. Varsity Volleyball. J.V. Varsity Basketball. Varsity Trock and Field. SADD. Barrie of the Closses. Sporrnighr When life gives you lemons. moke lemonade Celia Abernethy SCOPE. Key Club. Varsity Golf. SADD. Interact Life is whor you moke of it. Jordan Adelson Pres. Thespians, Pres Big Brother Big Sister. Co-chairman SADD ' Before we end. ond then begin, we'll drink o roost to how it s been. Sherri Adler Before you believe in a dreom. you must first believe in yourself And o new doy will down for those who stand alone, ond the forest will echo with laughter 56 Michael A. Affuso Kenneth Ahern Vorsiry Trock. Honor Society ' Success isn't how for you've gotten, bur the distance you've traveled in getting there. Glenn Aksnes Ion Alberg Librory Volunteer. Arren-donce office volunteer Where there is on open mind, there will olwoys be o frontier. Alon B Alexonder Summer 's here ond the rime is right for racing in the streets Jerome A Altschul ftichord Amthor Kimberly Annirto 57 Morching Bond Col-orguard. Radio Club. Home Economics Club All you touch ond oil you see is oil your life will ever be. Kelly Anrhony Lisa App SCOPE. Key Club, Inrerocr A friend walks in when the rest of rhe world walks our. Richard Arnone J.V. Varsity Football. Vorsity Leoders Club Life is short so moke rhe most of it. Michael Babel DECA, 5ADD. Big Brother, H.R. Senator Always expect rhe unexpected. Sporrnight A day that we did nor lough is o doy nor worth remembering. 58 Jordon Boker Christine Bonner Model Congress. French Club, SSRO. Young Lowyers, Dottle of the Closses, Key Club. 5ADD This is absolute reality . . . we ore all opart o solution to reality. ” Sponish Club, Model Congress. Sect. Ski Club, DECA If you don’t believe in forever, then life is just o one night stand. Heywood Dorosh Nicole Boron Michoel Dofjioko Kim Decker 59 Donno Dedell Sporrnighr, Barrie of rhe Classes, Concerr Choir. Good News Sometimes we live our whole lives in choins ond never reolize we hove rhe keys. Jeonerre Dedell Fronk Beghin Michele Degnoche Seer. Home Economics Club, Radio Club Today is for dreaming, tomorrow is for making dreams come true. DECA, Dorrle of rhe Classes Someday everything will be mine, I will be happy ond life will be kind. 60 Jodey T. Dennerr More Dergermon Football, Baseball, Model Congress, Varsity Leaders Club ' Some minds ore like concrete, mixed up ond permonenrly set.'' Marc Berkowitz SCOPE Jone. get me off this crozy thing! Michael Bernstein Trees. V. Pres. Home Economics Club, Lacrosse You ond I hove memories longer rhon the rood thot stretches out oheod. Spindrift Photography Editor, Pres. Key Club, French Club. SCOPE, Leader Corps, Photography Club, Varsity Badminton, Interact, Bottle of the Classes, Sporrnight Smile; people will wonder whot you ore up to. Tereso Berrok Cindy Biehl ”These ore the golden yeors so celebrote the moment now. Varsity Soccer. Sporrnight. Spring Track ‘ It wos the best of rimes, it wos the worst of rimes. Annmorie Bilello Kim Birkelund 61 Sportnight Yesterday is already a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” Lee Block Debro Bloom Track, Young Entrepreneurs, Bottle of the Classes Success is yours for the making. Mark Bloom Michael Boero Every now ond then I get o little bit nervous that the best of oil the years hove gone by. ” In our thirst for freedom let us nor drink from the cup of evil ond hatred. 62 Morio Borsellino Amy E. Botton Vocorionol Indusrriol Clubs of America — Qualified or Regional, ond participated at the New York Store Corpen-rry Competition Whenever you dream you're holding rhe key, it opens the door to let you be free. Thomos Brody Eric William Breien Captain Girls Varsity Tennis. Sportnight, Barrie of rhe Classes, SADD We create our tomorrows by whor we dreom today. Michelle Brenner J.V. Varsity Football, J.V. Varsity Basketball, J.V. Baseball, Track. V. Pres. Varsity Leaders Club. Notionol Honor Society It's better to be a hos been than a never wos. Robert Brew Cross Country, Spring Track, Sportnight, Chorus There is no such thing os the end — there ore only new beginnings. ” There ore things that ore known ond things that ore unknown; in between ore doors. Gail Brockett Sharon Brown 63 SADD, Dig Drorher Dig Sister, Psychology Club I'll keep searching for rhe good rimes bur the ones we hod weren’t so bod. Cross Country, Sportnight, Big Drorher Dig Sister, Psychology Club, Softball — Redhots” All rhe words spoken and unspoken ore worth remembering.'' Toro Drown Dione Ducher Psychology Club It's o question of nor let-ring whor we built up crumble to dust!!'' ' Reach for rhe stars.'' Elyse Dudin James Colabro ' And so today my world it smiles, your hand In mine we'll walk rhe miles. 64 Ines Campoverde Richard Copobionco H.R. Senoror, Sportnight, Bottle of the Closses No matter what they take from me they can't rake away my DIGNITY!! Cothy Coshel SADD, Vorsity Volleyboll. Bottle of the Closses. Sportnight ' Listen close to whot people soy, roke whot you wont, ond throw the rest owoy. Corol Cotonzoro Jon Covonogh Lorrolne Cestone ' Adios to four of the best years of my life! Good luck to everyone! Sportnight, Bottle of the Closses, Ski Club, Sponish Club. SADD “Imagine oil the people Dennis Joseph Choisson Lourie Chiljeon 65 Varsity Dodminron, Sec'r. DECA, Dottle of the Classes Were watching the skies. hoping for the best, but expecting the worst. Jessica Choi John Choi V. Pres. Sophomore Class, SADD, Spanish Club, J.V. Spring Track, Mother Daughter Dinner, H.R. Senator ' ’Realize your fantasy, live your dream with every step you take. DECA, Bottle of the Classes, Sporrnight, Spanish Club, Ski Club The heart that is soonest awake to the flowers is always the first to be touched by the thorns! Bonnie Churchman Kerri Cicolo Big Brother Big Sister, Sporrnight Anything worth having is worth fighting forf 66 Debro Cino John Circosto Robert Clougher Eric D. Cohen Vorsiry Soccer, Norionol Honor Society, J.V. Boskerboll, Vorsity Trock, Asst Sports Ed. Sider Press. Young Entrepreneurs. Vorsity Leoders Club, SADD Live os if you expected to live o hundred yeors, but might die tomorrow. Wind Ensemble, Concert Bond, Thespions, OHS Theorre. Pit Orchestra, Marching Bond. Brass Ensemble, SCOPE, Jazz Bond Thinking about tomorrow, entrapped in today, trying not to foil bock into yesterday. Michael A. Cohen I con 'r drive 55.'' John Collison Chorus, Concert Choir, Modrigol Consort, All County All Store Chorus, Orchestra, Voriety Show, Thespions, Joseph . . ’Bye Bye Birdie,1' Free to be You ond Me, Bottle of the Classes You ore nor given o dream without the power to moke it come true. Susonne Coloneri Paul Colucci 67 Varsity Soccer, Sportnight, Ski Club The best mirror is on old friend. LONG LIVE Rock-N-Roll! Kimberly Connolly Carlo Conte V. Pres. Chorus. Sport-night, Concert Choir, Modrigal Consort, Treos. Thespians, ' Bye Bye Birdie ' ’ You Can't Take It With You ’ Variety Show. All County Chorus And os we srond upon the ledges of our lives, it's either sodness or euphoria — Billy Joel Danielle Costonzo DECA, Rodio Club. Boseboll We ore secrets to eoch other, eoch ones life o novel nobody else hos reod. Ross B. Crowford Varsity Soccer, Varsity Softball, Varsity Track, Ski Club. Photography Club All you touch ond oil you see, is oil your life will ever be. Something worth losing isn't worth having. 68 Louro Cronin Rosonne Domoto Rifle Club, Varsity Rifle Team, J.V. Football It's hard to stay together passing through revolving doors. Varsity Winter Spring Track, Cross Country Winning in life does nor just depend on the competition. Philip D'Antonio Brian Dorr Art Journol Editor SCOPE. Publicity Interact, Leader Corps ‘ A friend is someone who will shore oil your sorrows ond double your joys. You con take your mind onyploce because your mind is open. The rest is up to you. Jennifer D'Arrigo Leo Daskolokis 69 SCOPE. J.V. Cheerleading, Co-Caprain Varsity Cheerleoding. Key Club, Sporrnighr, Morher Daughrer Dinner Moke the most of everyday, don't let hord rimes srond in your woy. Jennifer Davis Kevin Deedy Psychology Club, Sponish Club, Young Entrepreneurs, SADD Don't know where we're off to, bur we're pocked ond ready to leave. — Pete Townshend, The Who Michael DeGeorges Sporrnighr The people who hide behind that wall of illusion, never glimpse the truth. Karhy DeLourenzo Vorsiry Football, Varsity Wrestling, Vorsiry Leaders Club, Dottle of the Classes Shoot for the moon ond if you miss, you foil among the stars. 70 Michael DeLibero Anthony Della Speronza Vorsiry Soccer, Varsity Leaders Club, Wrestling Life is either o daring adventure or nothing. Emilio DelPriore Camille DeLuco Volleyball, Cheerleoding 2 goad 2 be 4 gotten Living wild is living free. Giovanni DeMorchi Pull the strings of emotion. Take o ride into unknown pleasure. Diane DeMorio Varsity Softball. Sport-night, Mother Daughter Dinner Count your oge by friends nor yeors, count your life by smiles, not reors. (Amodeus!) Christine DePosquale Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Leoders Club If nor you, who? If nor now, when? — In memory of Cooch K ” Robert DePhillips Spindrift Senior Editor, Sec t. Senior Class, Sec't.-Treas. Orchestra, Notional Honor Society, Bottle of the Classes, Future Scientists, Intergen. Forum, Concert Choir, Joseph . . Brigodoon Pit Orch., Hands Against Hunger I con complain because rosebushes hove thorns, or rejoice because thorn-bushes hove roses. It's oil how you look or it.” . and I’ve got to be free, free to face whor life s got ahead of me.'' Moryonne DePresco Brody Devlin Go real slow. You’ll like it more ond more. Take it os it comes. Specialize in having fun!” 72 Elizabeth Dewar More Diamond Vorsiry Soccer Lose your dreoms ond you will lose your mind. Jennifer Dibble Spindrift Girls 5porrs Editor. V. Pres. Senior Closs, Pres. Leoder Corps. Vorsiry Trock, Swimming. Gym-nosrics. Dottle of the Closses. Sportnight, Versify Footboll Srotisticion. Norionol Honor Society, Orchesfro. SCOPE. Key Club SOMEWHERE . . . there's o place for us; take my hond ond we’re holfwoy there. Louro DiDrito Pres. Ski Club. Horticulture Club, Golf Teom Wrestling. Vorsiry Doseboll Everyone con leorn to donee os o tree does. All is one; one is oil.'' Jomes DiDominico John DiFiore Thereso DiGeronimo ' A friend is someone who understands your post, believes in your future ond accepts you just the woy you ore today. Model Congress. Home Economics Club. Dig Drother Dig Sister, SADD, DECA ’ Follow your dreoms wherever they lead. Josephine Dilorio 73 Varsity Soccer. Sporrnighr. Softball We soiled on together. We re drifting oport — The memories of O H. 5. Remain in my heart. ’' Christine P. Dillon Suzanne Director Sporrnighr, Dottle of the Classes, SADD, Spanish Club, Vorsity Cheerleading There ore many people that we meet in our lives, bur only o very few will moke o lasting impression. ” Sporrnighr The beauties of the world ore best seen by those who strive to reach them. Sec t. Mathleres, All County Orchestra, Librarian Wind Ensemble, V. Pres. Low Club, Cuisine Chairman SCOPE, World Interest Club, Fundraising Manager Sider Press, Newsworld, Physics Club Always suspect that which seems probable, ond begin by believing that which appears incredible. Maureen Dolan Doris Dolgonos Pres. DECA. Varsity Doseboll, Captain Dottle of the Closses, Vorsity Leaders Club Go for it oil, because someday you'll look bock ond wonder why you dldn r. 74 Daryl Dollinger Tracey Donovan Honesty is my only excuse. Sporrnighr, Rodio Club My interest is in the future becouse I'm going to spend the rest of my life there. GinoMorie Duco Kristen Dunhom ' Our memories together moy they never end, always together, forever friends. Tennis Team, SADD. Spanish Club. Sporrnighr. Barrie of rhe Classes, Young Entrepreneurs, H R. Senator Try ond enjoy rhe here ond now, rhe future will take core of itself somehow. ” Ellen M. Eidelmon Judith Eidenberg 75 Co-Founder Co-Pres. Young Entrepreneurs. Golf Team ' Progress always involves risk. You con't steal second base ond keep your foot on first. Jeffrey Epstein Dig Brother Big Sister, SCOPE, Psychology Club, Key Club. Ski Club. Spanish Club, Bottle of the Classes. Sportnight When you know whor you wont, run after it; because if you wait too long it might not wait for you. Stacey Epstein Winter Track All that we see or hove seen is bur o dream within o dreom. Amonda Eriksen Jano Meredith Etcheverry Girls Varsity Lacrosse. Sportnight, Mother Daughter Dinner Count your oge by friends nor years . . . Count your life by smiles nor rears. 76 William Euston Loretta Evers Bye Bye Birdie,” Morher Doughrer Dinner ' Our dreams ore only limited by how for our thoughts will go. Vorsiry Boseboll, Foorboll All the world's o stage and we ore merely players. Dono Ezrorry Michoel Folco Rolph Fornhom Dione Forr Cheerleoding, Student Exchange Program, HR. Senator, Club X, French Club, Bottle of the Classes, Yearbook Stoff, S p o r t n i g h t , Morher Doughrer Committee Ploy or your own risk, but ploy to win. Winter Spring Trock, Pres. Futures, French Club, SSRO, Notional Honor Society, Mothleres, Yearbook Staff Be yourself. Who else is better qualified? J.V. Basketball, Varsity Bosketboll Team Manager It's never over 'rill its over. Patricio Feely Scott Fels Sec t. Chorus, Sec t. Wind Ensemble, Marching Bond, Sect. Thespians, Varsity Wrestling If you con'r join ’em, bear 'em. Frank V. Ferroro Kent Ferroro Big Brother Big Sister, DECA, Freshman advisor Bottle of the Classes, Co-Leoder Discovery, Foreign Language Olympics, Facilitator Parent Discussion Night For the love that we hod ond the love that we hide, who will bury us when we die. 78 George E. Fertol Scott Fiedler Sporrnighr As soon os forever is through. I'll be over you. Lloyd Fielder Rose Filippozzo Sponish Club, DECA, Sporrnighr De yourself: who else is better qualified?’' True success in life is nor hoving money, bur having happiness. Kim Fisher Rose Focherro 79 DECA, SADD, Sporrnight, Bottle of the Closses ' Down through the years Throughout the stars Ancient ore dreams Our future evolves... Srefonie Focone Antoinette Fronzese Sec t. Sophomore Closs, Treos. Junior Closs, Sponish Club, SADD, Borrle of the Closses. Sporrnight The gift was mine to borrow — kiss the days goodbye ond point me toward tomorrow. Jodi Freiser Mork Freudenberg Kill or be killed. 80 Scott Fried Stephen Freidmon Vorsify Bodminron, WOCR. J.V. Wrestling Monoger, DECA Hisrorion. Donce-o-rhon, Orchesrro. Sportnighr, H.R. Senoror. Bottle of the Closses — Freshmon Advisor. Sider Press Take a chance like oil dreamers, can't find another way. You don’t have to dream it all, just live a day.” Jill Froeder Louro Funk Co-Coptoin Vorsify Tennis, Varsity Badminton. V. Pres. French Club, SCOPE. SADD, H.R. Senotor, Sider Press I’m not afraid of tomorrow, because I’ve seen yesterday and I love today. April Goffney Wendy Funk Sometimes in our lives we live in chains and never realize we hove the key. And in the end, on dreams we will depend. Wrestling, Cross Country, Physical Fitness. Varsity Football Yesterday was, today is, peace, freedom, health, and harmony will reign my tomorrows. Jonorhon Gaines Shone Golon 81 DECA. OTVP The fault lies nor in our stars bur within ourselves. Gregory Golinsky Dovid Gollego DECA, J.V. Vorsify Soccer, Dorrle of rhe Closses, Open Music Lob ‘ Opportunity doesn 't knock or rhe door — it answers when you knock. Go for if!” Michoel Gonnon Coproin Vorsiry Football. Vorsiry Lacrosse, National Honor Society, Varsity Leaders Club, Dottle of the Closses You con'r always get whot you wont. ” Varsity Football. Wrestling, Lacrosse, Vorsiry Leaders Club ’ Once you feel like you've accomplished something, it's rime to move on to greater challenges. ” Christopher Gorgono Dorn to be Wild. ” Thespions, 'Diary of Anne Frank” Oceanside is our town, consumption our occupation. You'd be o fool to pur us down, for Heaven’s our expectation. ” 82 Christine Goynor Andrew Genser Coproin Vorsify Soccer. Barrie of rhe Classes “Obstacles ore whot you see when you take your eyes off your gool. I might nor olwoys be perfect, bur I'm olwoys me! Jordon Gerordi Trocey Geringer Co-Coproin Vorsiry Wrestl-ing, Vorsiry Leaders Club. Norionol Honor Sociery, World Inreresr Club. Arr Editor Newsworld. Spanish Club. Yearbook Staff It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice. Keith S. Gibel Jomes Gierok Gillen Orchestra, Key Club. SADD. SICC ‘ life is o good adventure. Matthew Gillen Carlo Ginsberg 83 Cheerleading, Wrestling Manager, Battle of the Classes, Concert Choir, Sportnight Take your rime, think o lor — you may be here tomorrow, bur your dreoms moy nor. Jomie Glassberg Neil Glasstein V. Pres. Construction Chairman and Compurer Advisor Botanical Gorden Club. Ski Club, Future Scientists Gregg Glozer Lora Godlewski Whor you ore is God's gift to you. Whot you moke of yourself is your gift to God. Serh Goldrich Vorsify Foorboll Psychology Club Life con only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards. Corol Goldstein Flnonciol Choirmon SCOPE. Key Club. Vorsity Trock. Sponish Club, Inreroct Soy goodbye to oil this ond hello to oblivion. ” Deboroh Liso Goldstein Hold on to the dreoms that moke tomorrow. Michoel Goldstein Morching Bond Go forward in your beliefs ond prove to me that I'm nor mistaken in mine. Badminton. DECA, Bottle of the Classes If I foil, if I succeed, or least I live os I believe. Catherine J. Groff Debra Gronice 85 ‘ If may be insane to live in a dream, bur It's madness to live without one Narohe Gronik Steven Griff Spindrift Ediror-in-Chief Captain Varsity Soccer V Pres Italian Club SCOPE Sider Press Co-Chairman Mother Daughter Dinner Notional Honor Society Some people look or things that are and ash why Others look or things that hove never been and ask why nor Kathleen Grille Daniel Gropper Varsity Wrestling Whenever you dream, you re holding rhe key ro open rhe door and er you be free Home Economics Qub. 3� g Brother Big Familiar faces familiar sights -eacr back and emem ec w'ttn ati your mngftrf. 56 Bors Grosman Gna Gcndry Young Entrepreneurs. Psychology Club. Sponish Club. Tennis. Jozz Bond Don’t know where we re going, just know where we've been. '' — KISS Perer Gusmono Lori Gusroferri Home Economics Club. Big Brorher Big Sister will olwoys cherish the friendships I hove mode through the yeors. J.V. Coptoin Vorsity Cheerleoding. Vorsity Leoders Club. SADD. Volleyboll. Softboll. Gymnastics. Home Economics Club. Mother Doughter Dinner. Oceonside Alive. Sportnighr Petals may bend. Stems may foil. But the scent of the rose is remembered by oil. Elizobeth Hoase Lorry Hommer Tennis. SADD. Sponish Club. Bottle of the Classes. Sportnighr. Young Entrepreneurs Happy rimes may come and go bur memories lost forever More HousfeJd Atyson Heichmon 87 DECA, SADD, Borrle of rhe Closses I've only just begun to moke my mark on rhe world. Brerr Heir Sporrnighr, Borrle of rhe Closses. Sec'r. Junior Closs, Sponish Club. Norionol Honor Sociery Live every moment, becouse in o moment it will be gone.'' Amy Hendler Spring Trock. Ski Club, Sporrnighr Experience is whor permits us to moke the some misroke ogoin without getting coughr. SCOPE, Key Club, In-rerocr. Sider Press, Vorsiry Golf, Voice of Democracy ‘ Remember yesterdoy, Dreom obout tomororw, Out LIVE TODAY! Jonine Hersey Michael Hersh Varsity Volleyboll, Vorsiry Softball. Coptoin Sport-night, Ski Club, Yearbook Staff Lori Hieronynnous Kristine Hopkins V. Pres Junior Class, Thespians, Key Club, Track Everyone con'r stay In one ploce. some people hove to move on ond be free. Softball. Sportnight ' Let the good times roll. Jeffrey Howard Vicki Hugues Colleen Potricio Hurley J.V. Varsity Basketball. J.V. Varsity Softball, Volleyboll. Attendance Office Worker. Sportnight. Mother Daughter Dinner True happiness is being yourself V. Pres. Key Club, Treos. Interact, Manager Boys Varsity Track. Bottle of the Classes. Sportnight. National Honor Society. Hospitality Chairman SCOPE. Leader Corps ' Life is o journey. Time is its distance. Memary is its map Lauren Hyort Q9 Concert Choir. All County Chorus, Thespions, You Con't Take It With You, Dye, Dye, Birdie, 'Free To Be, You And Me ‘ And you leorn and leorn — with every goodbye you leorn. Elizabeth Hynes Melisso locopelli Sporrnight ' 'Summer ond Smoke Diamonds ond Dust Go where you will Do whor you must Water Buffaloes, Varsity Winter Track, Varsity Spring Track, Varsity Leaders Club 1 'Graduation ends our High School days; but doesn't end the friendships we've mode. Anthony lovino Michael Italiano Take your fingers from my hoir. They hove gotten us nowhere ... — Zebra Pres. Interact, Delegate Chairman SCOPE, Key Club, Varsity Golf, Hands Against Hunger. Battle of the Classes ‘ 'Emancipate yourself from mental slavery, none bur ourselves con free our minds. 90 Debbie Ivorson Lance S. Jacobs Future Scientists Here's ro o successful future!'' Here comes the real world. (W.O.W.)- Jordon Jed Michael Johnson Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball. Lacrosse, Varsity Leaders Club DAD COMPANY William Johnson Sportnight, French Club, Mother Daughter Dinner, Human Relations Day The world is such thot whot moy oppeor ro be on end is only o new beginning. ” Christine Juros Arthur Kakis Scott Kollond 91 Live each day to its fullest, and hove no regrets. Spindrift Boys Sporrs Editor. Sider Press. Vorsity Soccer. Notional Honor Society ' In order to live o productive life we must hove the couroge to moke decisions. Ellen Koplon Gordon Koplon Tennis Is this the start of the beginning or the point of no return?' — The Alarm Joonne Koplon Vorsity Basketboll There's no room for onger. we're oil very small.' J.V. Varsity Locrosse. J.V. Football Bottle of the Classes. Ski Club ' If you don r first succeed fry. try ogoin A challenge is something to go for — ond if you don r get what you're after, try harder! 92 KirkS Korobelos Erin Keorney J.V. Vorsiry Foorboll, Vorsiry Track. Vorsiry Leoders Club. Honds Agoinsr Hunger ' Goodbye ro oil rhor '' Hugh Kelly J.V. Vorsiry Lacrosse. J.V. Vorsiry Foorboll, Vorsiry Leaders Club In the future you moy find, purple people never die. they jusr lose their minds. John Kenn Spindrifr Arr Ediror, Arr Journol Ediror SCOPE. Key Club. Chairman Morher Daughrer Dinner. Inrer-Rorory Lioson In-rerocr. Sporrnighr. Dorrle of rhe Closses. Srorisricion Vorsiry Foorboll. Leader Corps The greotesr gift you con give of yourself is o smile from rhe heart ' Phorogrophy Club. Ski Club. Sporrnighr. Morher Doughrer Dinner Moke new friends ond keep rhe old. one is silver, rhe other is gold Eunice Kim Chrisrine Corherine Kirby V Pres. Furure Scienrisrs. World Inreresr Club. Ediror-in-Chief Newsworld. Wildcors ' Nothing changes on New Year's Doy. — with Eros ond Agope. Sush Soccer. Sofrboll There ore two roods you con go by. but in rhe long run your sroirwoy lies on rhe whispering wind. Susheel Kirpoloni Toro Kisrner 90 Young Entrepreneurs Craig Klein Logistics Chairman SCOPE. Co-Pres. OTVP, Pres. Computer Club, SICC, Notional Honor Society, Sider Press. H.R. Senotor ’ People ore olwoys good company when they ore doing whor they really enjoy. Glenn Klein Interact. SICC. Computer Club ' Don't take life so seriously — no one gets out olive!! Varsity Football ”You con never foil while trying to succeed. Jonathon Klein Doniel Knopp Gymnosrics, Sportnight Sing with it, sing for the years, sing for the laughter, sing for the tears. 94 Tricio Koehler Dovid Koenig Dione Kolkowski Jomes Koller Varsity Hockey. Nassau County Hockey. Honds Against Hunger ' People living in competition, oil I wont is to hove my peace of mind. David Kornreich WOCR. Write-On. Leader-Discovery. Sider Press, SADD The universe, oil its horrors notwithstanding, is strange ond marvelous. Goil Kromer Key Club. SCOPE. Interact, Photography Club, Sport-night, Dottle of the Classes ' Memories that will lost o lifetime CANNOT be quoted in 15 words or less! SADD, Ski Club. Sportnighr, Bottle of the Classes. Spanish Club To the eyes, things look different than before. It'll never be the some. Robin Kromer Karen Kront 95 Lacrosse, Track, Worer Buffaloes. Caprain Bortle of the Classes, Ski Club Live Die'' Trust Me Russell S. Kun Joseph LaBella Don't worry about me. I'm gonno win Lotto. Sportnighf If you wont something in life, go for it. If you don't, someone else will. Michael Lairman Lauren LoPresri 66-67, the best ond the worst years of my life! Take it slow ond easy! 96 Benjamin Joshua Loux Robert Leake I'll keep ir simple. Thanks and good luck. John Lee Spindrift Faculty Editor. Treos. GO., SADD, Dig Brorher Big Sister, Notional Honor Society, Orchestra, Homecoming. Donce-o-thon, Honds Against Hunger ' All of my friendships ore special and will be cherished with love forever. Suson Lee No dreom is impossible, if only you believe in yourself. Stephanie Lenti Jennifer Lynn Lepine Radio Club, Concert Choir Love rhe ones who love you ond surround you, for they moy nor be there forever... Ski Club. Human Relations Doy The child is grown, rhe dreom hos jusr begun.' Monoging Editor Sider Pres. Cross Country. Low Club. Baseball. World Interest Club. SCOPE. No-rionol Honor Society The future is much like rhe present.- only longer. Howard Levine Lonce Levine 97 Co-Cap'f J.V. Cheerleading. Vorslfy Cheerleading. Sporrnlghr, DECA, Dorrle of fhe Classes. Vorslfy Leaders Club We ore only certain of today — yesterday is gone ond tomorrow is always coming. Michele Levine load Levine Brigodoon Why worry about tomorrow when today's the tomorrow we worried about yesterday. llano Leviran Life is just o strange illusion. Michael Levy J.V. Vorslfy Cheerleoding, Baffle of fhe Classes. Psychology Club. Brigodoon The only reword of virtue is virtue; the only woy to hove o friend is to be one. — Emerson Spanish Club, SADD, Vorslfy Tennis, Sporfnighr, Baffle of fhe Classes, Psychology Club. Young Enfrepreneurs ’ Remember your yesterdays, live your todays, ond dream your tomorrows. 98 Kimberly Lewis Heidi Lichfmon Robert Lichrmon Lori A. Ligorzewski Vorsity Softball, Sporrnighr ' We don 7 remember the days, we remember rhe moments. Morhleres, Interact, 5ICC Why worry obout tomorrow, when today is rhe tomorrow of yesterday. Dottle of rhe Classes, Sportnight, Volleyball. Track, Ski Club. Mother Daughter Dinner. Dig Drother Dig Sister, SADD Keep whot is worth Keeping, and with o breath of comfort, blow rhe rest owoy. Steven List Kelly Ann Little Varsity Football, J.V. Dasker-ball, Vorsity Tennis, Pres. Notional Honor Society, V.P. Wind Ensemble. Young Entrepreneurs, Vorsity Leaders Club. ‘’Dye Dye Dirdie,” ' Good News I con't believe they edited my real quote!! Dorry Liftman Jerome LoDionco 99 J.V. Soccer, Voriery Show, Barrie of • rhe Bonds. WOCR. Young Republican's Club. Briga-doon, Borrle of rhe Classes ’ Ideas, like rhe stars, came our or night. Vicrorio Lockwood Croig Lee Luchen Arrhur Lurie Suzonne Mocormock J.V. Baseball, Vorsiry Bowling We're halfway there, let's rake a dare! 100 Porrick Modden Jr. Morrhew Moiorono And though we choose between reolity ond madness. it's either sodness or euphorio.” — Dilly Joel Patient in serving.-And serving his patients’' Allison Mollen Orion Mortin Mondel J.V. Boseboll It's been o great three years, bur I wouldn ’t wont to do it over. Angelo Monniello Robert J. Morcus Key Club, H.R. Senoror, Dig Drother Dig Sister, Sportnight, Leoder Corps Wherever you go. that’s where you’ll be. Ass't Heod Section Leoder Morching Bond, Vorsity Rifle Teom, Concert Bond The most endangered species — the honest man — will still survive annihilation. ” Cynthio Markowitz Leonard Mostrondreo 1Q1 Fronk Morzen Vorsiry Soccer. Vorsiry Boskerboll, Sect. Low Club. Young E n-frepreneurs. SCOPE, Vorsiry Leoders Club Everything dies, boby that's a fact. Dut maybe everything that does, someday comes bock. Dovid Moybrown Denise McCormock J.V. Vorsiry Cross Coun-rry, J.V. Vorsiry Wresrl-ing, J.V. Vorsiry Trock Hey ..Teacher .. leave those kids alone. Kevin McElroy Coproin Vorsiry Volleyball, Vorsiry Boskerboll. Vorsiry Sofr-boll. Seer. Vorsiry Leoders Club. Pres. Phorogrophy Club. News-doy Comperirion My feet they finally took root in the eorrh bur I got me o nice little place in the stars Vorsiry Baseball. Vorsiry Foorboll, Vorsiry Leoders Club If you con'r moke o decision, you still hove to moke o choice. 102 Porricio McGuinness Douglas McKee Cross Country. Basketball, Sound Crew Heod Aun-rie Mome, Tech. Crew 'Bye Bye Birdie. Co-Crew Heod Diory of Anne Frank I will choose o both rhor's cleor. I will choose free will. Edifor-in-Chief Sider Press. V.P Hospiroliry Low Club. Special Projects Director Key Club, SCOPE. French Club. Varsity Bodminton. Notional Honor Society. World Interest Club Accept whot you con not chonge bur change whot you connor accept. Jomes P. McKenno Noncy L Mehlmon Track, Basketball There is no greater challenge than to challenge yourself. Spindrift Clubs Editor, News Editor Fundraising Manager Sider Press. Prom Chairman. V.P Low Club. Pub Rel. Choir-mon Journol Editor-in-Chief Hands Against Hunger. Newsdoy Competition, Key Club. Write-On The dreamer dreams on. ond dreams never die . . . os long os we try . . long os we try. Jomes Melito Suzonne Mendelsohn Vorsity Badminton. V.P DECA. Vorsity Wrestling Manager. WOCR. Bottle of the Classes Youth is like diamonds in the sun ond diamonds ore forever. ” Aniro Merk Rondi Metzger 103 Vorsity Locrosse Our todays ond yesterdays ore the blocks with which we build. ” Robert Mieszolo Tino Miller Vorsity Tennis. SCOPE The future will be only os good os we moke it. Woyne Miller Sider Press. Morhleres We con never know about the days to come, bur we think about them onywoy. Michele Mlowski Thespions, Construction Coordinoror Auntie Mome, Joseph . . Diory of Anne Fronk, You Con't Toke If With You, Publicity Crew Dye Dye Dirdie I often sir down ond think that the best years of my life hove gone by 104 Keith Molinori Croig A. Mollo Vorsiry Tennis, Sportnighf, 5ADD, Sponish Club, Bottle of the Closses Live each day os if you expected there would be no tomorrow. Jeonie Monohon Robert Montano Ski Club I must be traveling on now, there's just too mony places I've got to see... V. Pres. SADD, Key Club. Sponish Club, Low Club, Dottle of the Closses. Notional Honor Society Forever got o lor shorter suddenly — didn 't it? Michelle Montuoro Liso Moore Louren Morgenstern William Morrison 105 Choirmon SCOPE, Vorsiry Locrosse, Morhleres. Key Club. Sider Press, Inrerocr. World Interest Club, Rifle Teom, Ski Club, HR Senoror, Discipline Committee. French Club. Newsworld. Voices I decided long ago never to walk In anyone's shadow. — George Denson Vorsiry Soccer, Vorsiry Locrosse. Winter Trock, Vorsiry Leoders Club, Dottle of the Closses We should nor be of raid ro die. bur ofroid we never lived. Suson Moss John Murphy Joseph Noftoly World Interest Club, Advertising Sider Press, Sub-Committee SICC, Pres. Collector's Club, Tennis, Honds Agoinst Hunger ’ Life is whor you moke of ir. your mind is the architect of your dreams. Kenneth M. Noloboff Vorsity Cheerleoding, Sportnight, Vorsity Tennis, Dottle of the Closses, SADD, Dig Drother Dig Sister Never explain yourself. Your friends wouldn 't ask for ir ond your enemies wouldn't believe ir onywoy. Everyone hos ro believe in something 106 Nicole Nopolirono Christopher Nosh Srocy Norr Gory Novesrod Work smarter, not harder.'' Future Scientists It was fun, bur, thank God I'm leaving. Joson M. Neer Ski Club, Young Entrepreneurs I'm gonna press my luck — No Whammies Michoel Neufeld Features Editor Sider Press, Sec t. Key Club. V. Pres. Spanish Club, Personnel Chairman SCOPE. Treos. Low Club. Notional Honor Society, WOCR To everything there is a season and a rime to every purpose under heaven. Keith Newton Melisso Nussboum 107 Spring Track Middle of nowhere, end of rhe line, bur there's o border to somewhere, ond there's o ronkfull of rime... Dreok through rhe wall, or die. Jean O'Qrien Vincent O'Brien Varsity Football, Varsity Leaders Club, Varsity Track. Water Buffaloes ’ Dinner, you ore it.. . Robert O'Neill Thomas O'Riordan Battle of the Classes, Key Club, Psychology Club Whenever you dreom, you're holding rhe key to open the door to let your heorr free! Varsity Football, Varsity Boseboll Dod Company ’' 108 Brian C. O'Sullivan Michael Padula Captain Varsity Badminton. Varsity Cheerleading ' Drains do nor moke one happy and happiness is the best thing in the world! Janet Marie Pagliarello ' Our eyes ore open when it suits us to see — The D squod lives Forever! Melisso Polin ' 7 need, I wont, I hove to hove: DILUG.AF Jessica Panico Deborah Pannasch Delegate Notional Conference Skill Olympics (Nassau Tech-Aviation) I've been to porodise, bur I’ve never been to Me. — Mers No. 1! J.V. Varsity Lacrosse The futures uncertain ond the end is always near. Daniel Papalia Christopher Parlo 109 Irolion Club. V. Pres. Dig Brorher Big Sister. Sport-night, Bottle of the Closses, Psychology Club Try ond enjoy rhe here ond now, rhe future will take core of itself somehow. Track, Sportnight Yeoh, we've come a long woy, bur we've got o long long woy to go. Angelo Potone Lori Pearson Frank Pellegrino Varsity Leaders Club, Varsity Lacrosse. J.V. Football Believe in yourself and you con do anything.'' LAX — 67 1 ? Francis P. Pepe ’7 don't let school interfere with my education. Key Club, Interact, Personnel SCOPE, Treos. Photography Club, Bottle of the Closses, Sportnight. Leader Corps, Honor Roll Our memories together moy they never end, always together, forever friends. 110 Michael Perinchief Tommy Permutf Gregory Perrorro Vorsiry Trock, Key Club. Sporrnighr. Ski Club, Barrie of rhe Classes I can't do what you con do, ond you con r do whor I con do. Dut we both hove to do it. Jennifer Perrilli Today, well lived, mokes of every yesterday ond tomorrow o dreom of happiness ond success. Aspacia Z. Perrou Sec'r. Furure Scienrisrs Well... It’s kindo like o rot. John F. Pfeil Gymnosrics Moy your roods be dear, your fortunes wide, friends you love be by your side. rl SCOPE, WOCR. Norionol Honor Sociery. Thespians 'Joseph . . Aunrie Mome “Bye, Bye Birdie, Good News, The Diary of Anne Frank, Brigodoon ' All rhe world's o stage, ond oil rhe men ond women merely players... Alyson Pfisrer Liso B. Podoir 111 DECA. Psychology Club If you're hurrying so much to see whor's for tomorrow, you miss whor 's for todoy. Dina Pollock Chorus, Concert Choir, Leader Corps. Human Relations Day ' Color in music, os in pointing, is meaningful only when it serves the expressive idea. ’' Dorboro Prendergost Spring Track Just trust yourself, reach inside, hove no hesitation, give no explonorion, you know who you ore. Stephanie Prevosto John Prochilo H R. Senator, Homecoming, Ski Club, Itolion Club. Foreign Exchange Program, Human Relations Doy Sportnighr, Chorus Two roods diverged in a wood. I rook the one less traveled by, ond that has mode oil the difference. -j 12 Noreen Megan Monica Queally Treasure every moment because moments don't lost forever, bur memories do. Cothy Ann Roguso Morio Roguso Soccer ‘ If you live in your dreams, you moy get hurt. When you ploy our your fantasies, you'll only get burnt. Dovid Romirez Rodney Roppoporr PotrickJ.E. Reilly V.P. All County Mothleres. World Inreresr Club. Future Scientists. Chess Club. Winter Trock, Community Softboll ' How con one be so serious in the presence of such muffins .. . P.5. 3.14159265. . French Club Defter o kind heart than o proud mind. Pres. SICC, Art Editor Sider Press. Publicity Director SCOPE. Logo Designer Honds Agoinst Hunger All it rakes for the bod guys to win is for enough of the good guys to do nothing. Robert Reily Adorn T. Reinstein 113 'Moke tomorrow's dreoms today 's reolity. Ruth Reluzco Polmo Sobino Repole Pres. Orchesrro. Editor Psychology Newsletter, Photogrophy Club, Yearbook Staff, Thespians, “Auntie Mome,” “Dye Dye Dirdie, Sider Press, Key Club, Concert Choir, WOCR. SCOPE. Notional Honor Society To be on olert is to live; to be lulled into security is to die. Co-Pres. OTVP, French Club, Computer Club. Wind Ensemble, SICC Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood.'' V. Pres. Honor Society. Model Congress, Spanish Club. Hands Against Hunger, Dig Drother Dig Sister. Tennis Team. Dottle of the Classes, Sportnight, Mother Doughter Dinner ' 'If the American dream is for Americans only, then it will remain our dreom ond never be our destiny. Adorn More Rezak Sondro Richmon 114 Robert Ricottone Matthew Ringh Sider Press, Low Club, SADD, Yearbook Sroff Different people coming down here now, soon everything we've known will just be swept owoy Ass t Delegore Choirmon SCOPE. V. Pres. Young Entrepreneurs, Varsity Golf So, before we end ond then begin, we'II drink o roost to how it's been. — Dilly Joel Deirdre Roarty Kenneth Roban Wind Ensemble, Orchestra, Low Club, SCOPE. Key Club. Interact, Hands Against Hunger, Sider Press. WOCR, Notional Honor Society, Concert Bond, Yearbook Staff Let the good rimes roll, ond let the bod rimes slide. Smile! Barry Robinson One likes to believe in the freedom of music.'' James Rockefeller It's rime we live again . . . or lost. Romon Rodriguez James Romonelli 115 Sofrboll The years hove passed, and so have I.” This is the rime to look for the future, so let our generation pur it right.'' Lori Ann Romano Charles Edward Romeo Spindrift Performing Arts Editor. Stage Monoger Auntie Mome, Dye Dye Dirdie. Good News, You Can't Take it with You. The Diory of Anne Frank, Drigo-doon, Thespians. WOCR, V. Pres. French Club SCOPE. Concert Choir. Chorus And locked up here inside our spirit is the child we ore. hear it. Orchestra, J.V. Dosker-ball. SCOPE Soon everything we've known will be swept away. Soy goodbye, it's Independence Day. ‘ V. Pres. Dig Drorher Dig Sister. Key Club. SCOPE. Interact, Dottle of the Classes. Sporrnighr. Write On. Sider Press A constellation of memories; the post. Slipping Steadily through my fingers, the present. Living for eternity, I con fortell my future. ' 116 Louren C Rosen Zohn Rosen Model U.N, DEC A, Treos. OTVP, Dig Brother Dig Sister ' For those who dare: The world's your playground, use it. bur don 't abuse it. Philip Rosenberg Sponish Club. SADD, Key Club. Bottle of the Closses, Young Entrepreneurs, Low Club. Sportnighr A smile mokes life worthwhile. Stocey Rosenblott ' Our memories together May they never end, Always together. Forever friends. Jill Rosentraub Brett Rothfeld Pres. WOCR, Secy Sponish Club. Sider Press It is better to swim against the currents of society than to be drowned by them. Varsity Lacrosse. J.V. Football. Varsity Leaders Club, Photography Club. Ski Club 7 know she's only Rock-N-Roll. bur I like her. Shari Rothstein EricJ. Ruberg 117 We finally mode It!!'' Jeffrey Rudolph Terrlonn Ruggieri Cross-Country ' Absence makes the heart grow fonder. '' All's I need ore some waves. Jennifer Rugolo Michoel Russell HR. Senoror, Home Ecomomics Club, Vorsity Soccer ' Growing up, it oil seems so one-sided, opinions oil provided, the future predecided. French Club, WOCR . I've got to begin ogoin, though I don’t know how to start . . . ond it's hard. — Billy Joel 118 Suzonne Ryon Liso Soborino World Interest Club, SICC, Newsworld, Notionol Honor Society, Honds Agoinst Hunger, Middle Stores Deneorh the sheltering sky, o piece of the world I need nor buy. Dono Morie Solo Victor M. Solcedo 7 heord it through the grope vine. ” Te quiero mucho, good luck. Find happiness, I did. Christopher Sonocore Korroll Sonchez Vorsity Foorboll, Vorsity Boskerboll, V. Pres. GO., Pres. Vorsity Leoders Club. Big Brother Big Sister People living in competition — All I wont is to hove my peace of mind.'' Dovid Sontomorio Ann Sonroro 119 SCOPE Don t worry obout it! Michoel Joy Soxe Fronk Sblendorio In-Deprh Feorures Ediror Sider Press. Publicity Director SCOPE. Public Relo-tions Monoger SICC, No-rionol Honor Society, V. Pres. WOCR. Notionol Public Relotions Lioson, Newsworld. Pres. French Club ' At lost I grok . . . Waiting is fuff Hied. Peter Schochrel Lynn Schechter 120 Mindy Schechter Allison Schemer Vorsify Cheerleoding. Vorsity Gymnosfics, Sporr-nighr. DECA. Ski Club. Dottle of the Closses 'When you wont the dreom to lost — take o chonce — forget the post. Kothryn Schiller Home Economics Club ' A friend is one with whom you dore to be yourself.'' Morybeth Schloke ' Sleep, sleep tonight, ond moy your dreams be realized. A smile from o veil — do you think you con tell — Pink Floyd Cloudio Schleelein Joson C. Schoen Wrestling Gather oil around the young ones, they will moke us strong. Photogrophy Club Each happiness of yesterday is o memory of tomorrow. Jonorhon Schofield Christine M. Schuessler 121 Vorsiry Locrosse. Pres. Future Scientists, Notionol Honor Society. Sider Press ' A friend is someone who knows oil obout you ond loves you just the some.'' Mark Schumon Jono Schwartz Treos. Home Economics Club. Photography Club. Sportnighr. Dottle of the Closses Life con only be understood bock words; bur it must be lived forwards. — Soren Kierkegoord Pres. Italian Club, Vosity Football, Varsity Locrosse, Future Scientists, Chess Club. Yearbook Staff As the prologue to the book of life comes to on end. we must look oheod ond rum the poge. Posquole Scido My soul finds rest in God olone; my solvorion comes from Him. (Psolm 62.1) Michoel Senito Stallions Poller Hockey, Locrosse, 100% Attendance Varsity Volleyball. Varsity Softball, SADD. Coptoin Dottle of the Closses, Coptoin Sportnight. Psychology Club Don 'r be troubled obout the future; live in the present ond moke it worth remembering. 122 Paul Shopiro Pondi Shelowitz Dig Drorher Big Sister, Sporrnighr ' As we look bock to the present ond encounter the future, remember the yesterdoys shored.'' Helen Sherbok J.V. Varsity Volleyball. J. V. Varsity Softball. Write-On graduated in '67 bur my memories of OHS will never graduate. Joan Sherman Tennis. Spanish Club, Psychology Club. Young Entrepreneurs. Notionol Honor Society We do not remember days, we remember moments. Michael Shiell Whitney Shindler J.V. Varsity Basketball, Varsity Trock The only way to hove a friend is to be a friend. Michael Shull David Silver 123 Club X. Ski Club. Radio Club Life is o daring adventure or it 's nothing Thespians. Concert Choir. Concert Ensemble And if the band you're in starts ploying different tunes — I'll see you on the dork side of the moon. Gregg Silverman David Jonathan Sime Varsity Lacrosse. Sport-night, Morher Doughrer Dinner Count your age by friends, nor years . . . count your life by smiles, nor rears. Jennifer Simmons Co-Founder Co Pres Young Entrepreneurs. Low Club The best vantage point for understanding behavior is from the internal frame of reference of the individual himself. Howard M. Siskin Pres. Low Club. V.P Young Entrepreneurs. SCOPE, J.V Football. Varsity Golf. J.V. Doseboll If you don't live for yourself, you re nor really living. Chorus. Concert Choir Everyone's got their dues in life to poy.'' — Aerosmirh. Good Luck. 124 Andrew Sklor Allyson Slavsko To look within oneself is to find the door that leads to the secrets of the universe To open that door is the beginning of the rood colled knowledge!' Nicholas J. Spezzo II Spindrift Business Editor, Sec t. Italian Club. H R. Senator, Future Scientists, Homecoming We oil need someone we con lean on. ond if you wont to. you con lean on me Vincent Staffa Sportnight, Honds Agoinst Hunger. Mother Daught-er Dinner The future may become successful for those who succeed in today 's crazy world V Pres. Sect. Boronicol Garden Club. Football. Chess Cub, Future Scientists My goals hove yet to be achieved Kathrine Stosi Scott Srecker J.V. Spring Track, Vorsity Lacrosse. Sportnight, Mother Doughrer Dinner Our memories together may they never end. always together, forever friends. Head Section Leader Marching Bond Tu-bo or nor to be. Wendy Steel Rodd Stein 125 Pres. Senior Closs, Varsity Soccer, Tennis, SCOPE It's o small world bur I wouldn't wont to point it. Croig Steinberg The good life is just o dreom owoy, just o dreom, o dreom owoy. Koren Stemmier He who hos great power should use it lightly. Colorguord Coptoin Marching Band ' And in the end the love you rake is equal to the love you moke... Jason Stone Lara Joclyn Stone Varsity Wrestling. Varsity Baseball, Computer Club, Physics Club, Young Entrepreneurs, Sailing Squad I need o legal note for on illegal absence, to legally be illegally absent. 126 Dale Surer Corey M. Taub Vorsify Locrosse The wall wos too high, os you con see. Co-Pres. OTVP, Mothletes, Winter Spring Track And that night he dreomed only of shadows ond in the morning he could not understand his dream or oil. Jim Torpey Jordon Troger Agendo Choirmon SCOPE, V. Pres. Orchestra, Sec'r. Interact, Stofisticion Vorsity Foot-boll. Sporrnight, Dottle of the Closses, Honds Agoinst Hunger, Notionol Honor Society ' ’Life doesn 't promise love or joy. unless you really will it. Life just gives us rime ond space: it's up to us to fill it. Elyse Trougor Live eoch doy os if it were your lost, because someday it will be. ’’ Jodi Troy nor Todoy is the first doy of the rest of your life. Psychology Club, Thespians, Diary of Anne Frank , Joseph . . Free to be You and Me , Bye. Dye Birdie , Auntie Mome , SADD, WOCR. Yearbook Staff, Concert Choir, Notional Honor Society The great rocitums, who hide behind their silence hide much or nothing. Amy Treiber Loro Tribock 127 Thespions, Dye Dye Birdie , 'Diory of Anne Frank, ’Brigadoon , Notional Honor Society, Irolion Club. Mothletes, Future Scientists, J.V. Soccer. Concert Choir The greatest feeling in life is that which is achieved in bringing joy to the lives of others. If the shoe firs, steal if. Anthony Tricorico Anthony Tummolo Cop't Varsity Bowling. All-County Bowling, Varsity Leaders Club, Baseball, Cross Country, Soccer Brion Turner Sondro Vocchio OTVP, Student Exchange Program, Bottle of the Classes, Exercise Cop't Sportnight, Irolion Club I used to be disgusted, now I'm just amused! Varsity Lacrosse It's o vicious cycle. When you hove o dream don't let anything dim it, keep hoping, keep trying, the sky is the limit. 128 Ronold Venture Volerie Vergo SADD. Sponish Club. Young Entrepreneurs Tomorrow is ours, bur let's nor wosre ir. If you choose nor ro decide, you still hove mode o choice ... I will choose free will. Michoel Vodolo Borboro Vonbrounsberg Cheerleoding. Softball. Donee Cop t Sportnight. Concert Choir, Mother Daughter Dinner, Ski Club, Chorus Ir's better ro hove lost the one you love, rhon ro never love before. Denise Walker Co-Cap'r J.V. Basketball. J.V. Golf. Winter Track, Treos. Notional Honor Society. United Notions Club, Orchestra If I cloim ro be o wise mon, rhen ir surely meons rhor I don r know. David Walls The future is ours, so let's moke the most of it.” Although we’re reoching the end we've onlyjusr begun. Gregory Wonk Deborah Worttinger 29 Time may pass and space may separate us, but distance cannot change feelings between true friends. ' Special joys, places and friends together — moments pass quickly, memories ore forever. Elizabeth Weinbaum Pamela Weinbaum I hove no problem making o profit. Sporrnighr. Psychology Club, Mother Daughter Dinner ’ Life is o lor of fun when you hove good friends to shore it with. Thomas Weisberg Stephanie Weiser J.V. Football, VICA Yeah!!! I finally did it! Good luck doss of 87. Sportnight, Gymnastics, Mother Doughter Dinner Friendship and love will olwoys be remembered, never forgotten. I love you Howie olwoys ond forever. 130 Dennis White Diane Whritenour Psychology Club. Sporrnighr Remember Hotel Californio — summer of 1965. Friendships ore forever. DECA, Sec'f Young Entrepreneurs. H.R. Senoror, Sporrnighr, Bottle of rhe Closses ' Never be sod for whor is over — just be glod it was once yours to hove. Korherine Whyte Morno Wiener Sports Editor Newsworld So long ond thanks for oil the fish.” Spindrift Senior Editor, Treos. Senior Closs, Concert Choir, Future Scientists, Bottle of the Closses, J.V. Softball, Sportnight, Inrergen. Forum, Hands Against Hunger, Leader-Discovery be gentle with yourself . . . in rhe noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul . . . De cheerful. Strive to be hoppy. — Desiderata Michael Wilder Julie Williams Pres. Sophomore Junior Closs, Pres. G.O., Botanical Garden, Future Scientists, Physics Club, Ski Club, Bottle of the Closses, Foorboll. Wrestling. Track, SCOPE, Newsworld, Discipline Committee, Middle Store Committee, ’Bye Bye Birdie. OTVP, Young Entrepreneurs Some soy I'm crazy, but I hove o good rime — life's been good to me so for. Joseph .. Dracula,” Auntie Mome, Bye Bye Birdie, Diory of Anne Frank, Brigo-doon, V. Pres. Thespians, All-County Chorus, Concert Choir The rainbow is more beautiful than rhe pot or rhe end of it, because rhe rainbow is now. Robert Woyne Williams Brian Winkowski 131 Jodi Wolfson Borrle of rhe Closses In rhe end I'll know. On rhe woy I’ll wonder. ” SADD, Borrle of rhe Closses. SCOPE. Golf, Young Enrrepreneurs, Psychology Club, Sider Press, Phorogrophy Club. Humon Relorions Doy I'm doin' olrighr, getting good grodes, rhe future 's so bright, I’ve gotto weor shades. Scorr Wolinerz Pres. Closslcol Music Club, Concerr Choir, World In-reresr Club, Thespions, “'Aunrie Mome, “Bye Bye Birdie,'' ‘“You Con'r Toke If with you, Morhleres. Norlonol Honor Sociery, All Coun-ry All Srore Chorus, Chorus Freude. Schoner Gotten funken, Tochter ous Elysium. ” — Schiller Ode to Joy Howord Wolkow Miles B. Yokre Pres. Morhleres. Pres. World Inreresr Club. Newsworld, Concerr Choir. SCOPE, Key Club. Norionol Honor Sociery, “ Bye Bye Birdie'' If I’ve crossed o million rivers ond I've gone o million miles then I should be where I starred. Irolion Club, Sporrnighr, Borrle of rhe Closses All rhe srreers lead to somewhere, ond the pavement is gold. DECA, Borrle of rhe Closses, Sporrnighr Plant your own garden, decorate your own soul, ond don't wait for anyone to bring you flowers. 132 Kimberly Zononi Rande Zorr Nodov Zimmerman Alan Zuckermon Good rimes, bod rimes. Shoring togethery memories losring alwoys ond forever. Copt J.V. Varsity Cheerleoding. DECA. SADD. Varsity Leaders Club. Psychology Club Matthew Boero Debra Cooper 133 Tonight con always lost as long os we keep olive the memories of paradise. Melisso Morejon Adorn Coopermon CAMERA SHY Jason Accardi, Craig Adams, Patrick Anronacci, Jeremy Berger, John Bua, Adam Chesler, Terrence Clayton, Edward Corso, Anthony DeLiberti, Roberto Dianderas, Vincent DiDonna, James Doner, Jennifer Ferril, John Galbraith, John Gearity, Fred Gianerri, Mark Gleberman, Jeffrey Holmes, Patricia Howes, David Jensen, Down Kearns, Kathleen Knipe, Thomas Koehler, Marc Lehrer, Mindy Lepper, Terry Lofrese, Jason McKoy, Basil Moustakas, Ferenc Nemeth, Glenn O'Grady, Michael O'Jasfe, Christopher Pennachio, Paul Phipps, Daniel Pine, Virginia Rosario, Jeffrey Rust, Davi Schill, Lisa Schreiber, Daniel Scorcia, Russell Tropper, Martin Valdes, Maria C. Vota, David Weiner, Andrea Weiss, Kristin Wilmes, Kenneth Yoekel, Todd Yovino, William Zimmer, Joseph Zwort SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President — Croig Steinberg Vice President — Laura DiBrita Secretary — Moryanne DePresco Treasurer — Julie Williams 134 Friendship is o priceless gift Thor can't be bought or sold, But its value is for greater Than a mountain mode of gold For gold is cold and valueless. It con neither see nor hear, And in the time of trouble It is powerless to cheer. It has no ears to listen, No heart to understand, It cannot bring you comfort Or reach out a helping hand. So when you ask God for a gift, Be thankful if He sends Not diamonds, pearls or riches, But the love of real true friends. — To Kent Ferraro from the Class of 1987. 135 Senior year, And yet another hostage Anglican envoy Terry Waite was taken hostage during his efforts to gain the release of others held in Beirut. Excuse me, but is this the end of the line? MAY 25: Hands across America stretched coast to coast to raise money for the nation’s hungry. J How many frequent-flyer A miles is that? Traveling around the world, nonstop and unrefueled, Dick Rutan and Jeanna Yeager made aviation history aboard the slow but sure Voyager aircraft. I do, I do England celebrated the royal wedding of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, f Let’s talk A OCT 4: Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev discussed arms in Iceland The landing was a little rough Eugene Hasenfus was shot down over Nicaragua while flying arms to the contras. He was tried, convicted and later released to the U.S f New York, Nei OCT 27, JAN If celebrated a dou the Mets beat thi seven games) am looked super age (39-20). G bye to G’day A FEB 3: Dennis Conner and Stars and Stripes brought home the America’s Cup from Australia after sweeping Kookabura III in four races. TOP SELLING ALBUmS OF 1986 Whitney Houston, Whitney Houston Heart, Heart Scarecrow, John Cougar Mellencamp Afterburner, ZZ Top Brothers in Arms, Dire Straits 6 Control, Janet Jackson 7 Welcome to the Real World, Mr. N 8 Promise, Sade 9 No Jacket Required, Phil Collins 10 Primitive Love, Miami Sound Mac: James Cagney, 86 Marlin Perkins, 81 Cary Grant, 82 Perry Ellis, 46 Benny Goodman, 77 Liberace, 67 Rock Hudson, 60 Andy Warhol, 58 How about Disneyland instead? Increased terrorism and hostage taking caused many Americans to cancel travel plans abroad. J It’s Boss, but do you think it’ll sell? NOV 10: The Bruce Springsteen’s five record set arrived in stores and sold at a record pace, f And where it stops, nobody knows The congressional investigation into Iran-Contra Arms scandal continued to reveal new facts well into 1987. f The $75 million dollar A makeover JULY 4: America celebrated the Statue of Liberty’s 100th birthday Tragedy out of Africa Poisonous gases welled up from a Cameroon lake killing 1,754 people and countless animals. T ork ig Apple fans victory when :d Sox (in e Giants : the Broncos Fouling out A JUNE 19, JUNE 27: Cocaine claimed the lives of Maryland basketball standout Len Bias and Cleveland Browns running back Carl Rogers. TOP MOVIES OF 1986 1 Top Gun 2 Karate Kid II 3 Crocodile Dundee 4 Star Trek IV 5 Aliens •(contd. from 1985) The Color Purple' Back to School j Golden Child | Ruthless People Out of Africa Moonlighting Car Shades Max Headroom Vanna White Lazer Tag” Hard Rock Cafe T-shirts Rap Music The Far Side Madonna BOARD! Tom Cruise “Baby on Board” signs The Love Connection t This is rhe time to remember 'Cause it will not last forever. . . These are the days to hold on to 'Couse we won't although we'll wont to This is the time . . . But times ore gonna change This is the Time Billy Joel 142 145 9VI P 3H1VQ THE CLASSES In January, rhe third annual Barrie of rhe Classes was sponsored by DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) to raise money for rhe Muscular Dystrophy Association. Each year, thousands of dollars are raised for the organization through ticker sales and fundraising events. It was a fun-filled night of friendly competition for everyone! This year, rhe Junior Jocks squeaked by rhe seniors for first place. 147 148 SPINDRIFT Moryonne DePresco Senior Editor Suzonne Mendelsohn Extro-Currlculor Editor V Cindy Diehl Photogrophy Editor Kothy Grillo Editor-In-Chief Vinnie Stoffo Business Editor Eunice Kim Art Editor Julie Willioms Senior Editor Suson Lee Foculty Editor Kelly Ronoyne Performing Arts Editor Gordon Koplon Boys' Sports Editor THE YEARBOOK STAFF SPINDRIFT is the misty sproy that flies from the cresting waves when the winds blow hard and the seas run high. Polmo and Kathy laboring over yet onother deadline!!! 151 GENERAL ORGANIZATION Dovid Sofomorio — Vice President, Suson Lee — Treasurer, Heidi Villhauer — Secretory, Robert Williams — President The 1986-1987 General Organization has proven to be nor only hard working and dedicared, bur irreplaceable as well. Bobby, David, Heidi, and Suson hove, rhroughour rhe years, shown us how much rhey really do care abour OHS. Togerher, rhey have led us rhrough nor only rhe Pledge of Allegiance, bur rhrough successful homecoming weekends ond fundraisers os well. We chose rhem os our leaders, ond our represenrorives. They hove, os o resulr, performed rheir duties quire brillionrly. We, rhe doss of 1987, rhonk Bobby, Dovid, Heidi, ond Suson for being such grear friends ond G.O. officers. 152 Ms. Ellen Grabo Director of Students Projects Srudenr Projecrs ond rhe G.O. would nor be rhe some wirhour Ms. Ellen Grobo. She has chosen ro moke Oceanside High School her ’’home owoy from home, os she has spenr counrless hours organizing and aiding us in our ex-rrocurriculor endeavors. Ms. Grabo has also been our friend, our advisor, ond has always provided us wirh on exrra shoulder ro cry on. Wirhour her conrinuous help ond dedicarion, our exrro-curriculor program would undoubredly nor hove been os successful os ir was rhis posr year. We would also like ro odd, rhar Mrs. Berry Dunwoody has also dedicared much rime, arrenrion, ond love ro rhe doss of 1987. FRENCH CLUB Row 1: S. Moss, P. Feoly, K. Ronoyne. Row 2: M. Blacksin, K. Lilion (Treos.), L. Schechrer (Pres.), E. Brooks (Vice Pres.), A. Polonsky. Row 3: A. Pillol, E. Djoulio, 5. Feir, E. Londo. Missing: C. Biehl, W. Funk. FUTURES Row 1: S. Venturi, H. Flonogon, E. Moson, H. Wolkow. Row 2: J. Monoloro (Sec ), P. Feoly (Pres.), S. Collohon (Vice Pres.), D. DePolmo. -153 DIG BROTHER BIG SISTER Row 1: L. Gusroferri, G. Gundry. J. Sherman, H. Sherback, T. Drown, D. Cino, S. Epsrein, H. Strauss. Row 2: J. Baser, R. Goldstein L Epstein (Secretory), A. Patane (Vice Pres.). S. Adler (Pres.), S. Richmon, S. Honig, S. Silver. Row 3: S. Lee. L. Ziegler, 5. Hurwitz, T. Strauss A. Shopiro, J. D'orio, K. Little, D. Katz. YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS Row 1: M. DeGeorge, J. Trougor, L. Yablon. R. Novick. W. Kolb, D. Rubinstein. C. Klein, J. Panico, M. Derkowitz. S. Chinsky, J. Epsrein. Row 2: S. Honig, N. Fields, D. Kotz, D. Maybrown, (Treos.), J. Epstein (Pres.), K. Robon (Vice Pres.), H. Siskin (Pres ), E. Cohen (Sec.), A. Sklor. C. Hopkins, H. Strouss, P. Joson, A. Altschuler. Row 3: M. Lindermon, P. Gusmono, M. Fleischer, J. Rubinstein L Jacobs M Vodolo, E. Trougot. S. Fried, D. Sonromorio, S. Wolinerz, M. Bloom, D. Dollinger, M. Shiells, K. Hopkins, B. Johnson, K. McElroy. 154 THESPIANS Row 1: A. Kyler, K. Ertmon, E. Dovis, L. Podoir, K. Ronoyne, M. Zochorio, C. Mollo, H. Wolkow. Row 2: L. Tribock, P. Repole, F. Ferrara (Sec.). D. Cosronzo (Treos.), S. Adler (Pres ), D. Winkowski (Vice Pres.), A. Tricorico. Row 3: C. Mastrondrea, K. Yeoman, A. Budd, D. Pupo, Mr. Koplon, J. McKenna, 5. Coloneri, L. Hynes. KEY CLUB Row 1; S. Mendelsohn, L. DiBrira, L. App. E. Kim, J. D'Arrigo, T. Permurt, J. Davis. R. Kramer, M. McDermott, L. Jacobs, M. Kaplan, S. Griff, P. Repole. Row 2: D. Prinzevalli, G. Barone, E. Trougor, B. Hyman, N. Mehlman, L. Hyatt (Vice Pres.), C. Biehl (Pres ), 5. Moss (Treos.), C. Haber, D. Goldstein, M. Applelman Row 3: A. Goldman, C. Laygo. P. Cullen. M. Blacksin, S. Epstein, E. Brooks, A. Lucas. B. DiBrira, F. Biehl, E. Lee, T. Gopen, K. Nochbor, C. Popalio. Missing: M. Nussboum (Sec.). 155 W.O.C.R Row 1: M. Miller, K. Dunham. K. Anthony, F. Cuomo, T. Kemp, K. Noloboff, J. Bernstein, M. Zochorio, L Podoir Row 2- C Luchen L Tribock, R. Levy, L. Schechrer (Vice Pres.), S. Rorhsrein (Pres.), B, Funk, B. Robinson, J. Grossman. Row 3: E. Djoulio G Kramer P Grillo, K. Ronoyne, M. Pesco, M. Golden, M. Rorhsrein, A. Pilloi, K. Errmon. O.T.V.P. Row 1: A. Rezok, G. Klein. J. Troeger (Co-Presidents). Row 2: A. Zuckermon, B. Williams, 5. List. Oceanside Television Productsion (OTVP) is the official television station of Oceanside High School. As their budget increased this year, they were able to purchase more advanced equipment to better serve OHS organizations and clubs. OTVP members have kept busy, as they filmed homecoming events, dances, and all school plays and musical productions. Other responsibilities ir :lude filming OHS sporting events and competitions. In addition, members hove been able to learn the rudimentary skills involved with television production. 156 MATHLETES Newsworld has become Oceanside High School's latest publication, beginning only lost year. The paper and its staff writers ore committed to fostering political awareness and involvement among high school students. Post issues, such os the one dedicated to the American astronauts who perished in the Challenger, hove proved to be extremely informative, interesting, and newsworthy. Although their second year of publication got off to o stow start, founding members hope that the Newsworld tradition shall remain with OHS. Row Is J. Troeger, P. O'Reily (Vice Pres ). M. Yokre (Pres ), 0. Dolgonos (Sec ), N. Glosstein (Treos.), S. List. Row 2: D. Brenner, H. Wolkow, P. Feely, S. Collation, A. Tricorico, J. Rosenberg, J. Monoloro. S. Moss, A. Hess. Row is N. Mehlmon, L. Schechrer, S. Moss, S. Mondel, M. Yokre, Row 2: K. Gibel, V. Solcedo (Ed-In-Chief), S. Klrpoloni, (Ed-In-Chief), M. Wilder, B. Dolgonos. 157 NEWSWORLD STUDENT COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EDUCATION Row 1: L. Hyott, L. DiBrita. J. D'Arrigo, C. Diehl, R. Kromer, L. Schechrer. 5. Richmon, E. Djoulio, S. Feit, S. Epstein, E. Freinhor, K. Hines, K. Silzol, J. Koplon. Row 2: R. Goldstein, L. Podoir, E. Kim, L. App, K. Robon, L. Jocobs, E. Trougor, S. Moss, D. Goldstein, G. Klein, S. Dergmon, T. Permutt, 5. Griff. Row 3: K. Ronoyne, D. Hymon, C. Hober, P. Cullen. A. Kusnirz, H. Wolkow. L. Levine, j. D'Orio, A. Shopiro. A. Altschuler, D. Williams, J. Trougot, T. Kemp, N. Mehlmon, M. Fleicher, N. Scido. B. DiDrito, F. Tribock, E. Lee, H. Siskin, E. Popolio, T. Gopen, K. Nochbor, M. Koplon. M. McDermott. M Lonce Jocobs (Delegate Chairman), Elyse Trougot (Agendo Chairman), Suson Moss (Chairman) Debbie Goldstein (Financial Chairman) 158 SIDER PRESS Row 1: D. Roorty, S. Mondel, K. Yeoman, J. Berstein, 5. Moss, H. Villhouer, L. Jacobs. M. Schumon, M. Yakre, H. Wolkow. Row 2: B. Hyman, D. Brenner, A. Hess, S. Feir (Sports Editor), L. Schechrer (In-Depth Features Editor), N. Mehlmon (Ed.-ln-Chlef), S. Mendelsohn (News Editor), L. Levine (Managing Editor), M. Nussboum (Features Editor), A. Reinsrein (Art Editor). Row 3: B. Robinson, J. Whitney, K. Bernordin. E. Lee, K. Grillo, E. Londa. C. Hopkins, S. Wolinetz, P. Rosenberg, L. Funk. S. List. K. Noloboff. B. Dolgonos. Extra! Extra! Read oil about it! In-Depth Features Editor, Lynn Schechter and News Editor, Suzonne Mendelsohn were locked up the Sider Press office until they finally learned how to meet the deadlines! 159 LEADER CORPS Row 1: J. D'Arrigo, C. Diehl, T. Permuft, R. Kromer. Row 2: M. Grosing (Treos.), M. McDermott (Vice Pres.), L. DiBrito (Pres.), P. McGuin-ness, D. Lyon. Row 3: E. Lee, E. Kim, K. Bernord, B. Dibrito. Missing: R. Gold (Sec.). E. Trougot, L. Hyott. STUDENTS AGAINST DRIVING DRUNK Row 1: K. Yeomon, S. Rosenblott, R. Shelowitz, J. Eidenberg. A. Heichmon, J. Freiser, H. Lichmon, J. Monohon, D. Roorty, P. Gogliono. Row 2: L. Ambort, J. Sondhoos, K. Amthor. G. Kromer, L. Tribock, S. Adler, H. Wolkow, S. Cunneen, K. Gollogher, L. Fried-mon. Row 3: S. Lee, A. Dovis, J. D'Orio, D. Loesore, T. Brown, A. Shopiro, K. Ertmon, P. Grillo, M. Miller, B. Hoose. D. Prinzevolli, A. 160 Kothmon. M Quigley. S. Director. Missing: B. Heir. STUDENTS INVOLVED IN COMMUNITY CHANGE Row 1: J. Levy, M. Guido, H. Wolkow, G. Klein, A. Todd. Row 2: J. Aronoff, S. Axelrod, A. Reinsrein (President), 5. Mondel. Row 3: J. Berstein, K. Noloboff, M. Pesco, C. Ginsberg. Missing: L. Schechter, J. Gollof, M. Alexonder, V. Solcedo, E. Eile. HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: S. Lee, L. Tribock, G. Klein, L. Podoir, L. Schechter, N. Mehlmon, M. DePresco, L. Jocobs, L. DiBrito, R. Brew. Row 2: E. Trougor, E. Cohen, D. Wolls (Treos.), B. Liftmon (Pres.), S. Richmon (Vice Pres.), M. Yokre (Sec.), P. Feoly, L. Hyort. Row 3: M. Schumon, L. Levine. J. Epstein, K. Gibel, I. Alberg, M. Gonnon, B. Robinson. R. Repole, B. Dolgonos, V. Solcedo, H. Wolkow. VARSITY LEADER'S CLUB Row 1: C. Gorgono, M Delibero, M. Berkowitz, E. Ruberg, R. DiPhilips. Row 2: B. Liffmon, P. McGuinness (Sec ), D. Sontomorio (Pres.), S. Fiedler (Trees.), R. Brew (Vice Pres ), M. Gonnon. Row 3: D. Dollinger, S. Feir, M. Quigley, B. Hoose, K, Gallagher H Kelly Missing-K. Gibel. D.E.C.A. Row 1: K. Schiller, R. Bremer, T Kemp, C. Bremer, J. Bennett, D. Granice, M. Wiener. R. Zaft. Row 2: J. Boker, B. Heit, F. Cuomo (Trees.), J. Choi (Sec), A. Merk (Vice Pres ), D. Dollinger (Pres ), R. Crawford (Vice Pres ), L. Funk, C. Acosfo. Row 3: J. D'Orio. D. Pollock, L. Ziegler, N. Boron, K. 162 Cicola D Gollego, M. Levine, D. Cooper, C. Kenny, P. Grillo. A. Bouer, J. White. DECA has proven ro not only be a club dedicated to business ond marketing, bur to also be concerned with our welfare for the future. This year, DECA sponsored the Bottle of The Classes, ro raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Members of each doss worked together os o team to raise thousands of dollars for o notable charity. Throughout our senior year, we hove seen the impressive efforts of this norion-wide club. The Bottle of the Classes posters decorated our hallways, os the intense preparation for the event was felt throughout the school. Without o doubt, DECA has enjoyed yet another successful year. The World Inreresr Club of Oceanside High School has nor only enjoyed increased membership this year, bur increased success os well. Members debore in o Model Unired Narions atmosphere during practice and competition. It is during these times that World Interest members debate in order to pass o proposed resolution. In competition, Oceanside debaters represent various notions or sights including Harvard University. This year especially, the diverse club has won numerous awards including, Best Delegation ond Best Speaker honors. A major advantage of the World Interest Club is that participants ore constantly learning more about the world in which they live. WORLD INTEREST CLUB Row 1: K. Bernstein, F. Dong. E. Londo. N. Mehlmon S. Kirpoloni. K Noloboff. J. Whirney. B. Borowko, J. Girrer, D. Shermon. Row 2: E. Moson. V. Solcedo (Sec.), M. Yokre (Pres ), N. Lirchmon (Vice Pres ), S. Moss (Treos.), S. Feir. C. Rothfeld, D. Lirchmon. Row 3: D. Brenner, A. West. J. Rosenberg, E. Eile. P. Reily, B. Dolgonos, S. Friedman. L. Levine. M. Pesco, J. Levy, H. Wolkow. -) 3 Row 1: 5. Wolenitz, C. Biehl, R. Kromer, C. Mostrondreo. Row 2: P. Zeitlin, T Permutt (Treos ). Mrs. Nicolini (Advisor), P. McGuiness (Pres.), H. Villhouer (Vice Pres ). Row 3: J. Scwortz. A. Pilloi, H. Wolkow, E. Spitole. Missing: P. Repole, L. Kotz. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB LAW CLUB Row 1: N. Mehlmon (Vice Pres.). D. Dolgonos (Vice Pres.). 5. Mendelsohn (Vice Pres.). A. Sklor. D. Robinson (Sec.). M. Nussboum (Treos.). Row 2: D. Roorry, E. Londo, J. Whirney. L. Levine. S. Fried, D. Moybrown. H. Siskin. M. Sheills, M. Pesco. S. Horowirz, D. Korz. Did you or did you nor. seduce Mr. Harvey Sniriker??? 164 SPANISH CLUB Row 1: F. Dong, D. Goldstein, S. Richmon, A Vlohokis, J. Colon, L. Edelstein, A. Arler, M. Grosing, M. Quigley, S. Rothstein. Row 2: S. Epstein, M. Nussboum (Vice Pres ), J. Freiser (Sec.). K. Gallagher (Pres.), T. Kemp (Treas.). J. Koplon. Row 3: S. Feif, M. Schechter, E. Freinhor, K. Hines, S. Director, A. Heichmon, H. Litchmon, J. Eidenberg, J. Koplon, R. Levinson, K. Silznol, S. Bergmon. A. Pilloi. INTERACT Row 1: C. Diehl, R. Kromer, T. Permutt, L. DiBrito, J. Glossberg Row 2: E. Kim, L. Hyort, L. Jacobs, E. Trougot, J. D'Arrigo. Row 3: E. Lee, B. DiBrito, E. Londo, E. Bosile, H. Miranda. 165 ECOLOGY CLUB Row 1: E. Eile, M. Schumon (Pres.), J. Willioms, M. DePresco. Row 2: A. Hess, J. Rosenberg, J. Froschore. P. Reily, J. Pfiel. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The following is o listing of the clubs ond their odvisors, or Oceonside High School. Unfortunately, nor all clubs could be represented. Young Entrepreneurs................................................................Mr. Boshner Big Brother Big Sister.............................................................Mrs. Rockwin Chess Club.....................................................................................Mr. Pereo Club X ...........................................................................Mr- Rudolph Computer Club......................................................................Mr. Ferraro DECA.................................................................................. Mrs. Peres French Club........................................................................Mrs. Barry Futures...............................................................................Mrs. Bell G.O. (Student Government).....................................................................Ms. Grobo Home Economics.....................................................................Ms. Stellato Horticulture Club................................................................Mr. Fennimore Interact.........................................................................Mrs. Bergoffen Italian Club...................................................................................Mr. Pepini It's Academic......................................................................Mr. Roschelle Jazz Club................................................................................Mr. Kelly Key Club.........................................................................Mrs. Rosenberg Law Club...........................................................................Mr- Sniriker Leoder Corps.......................................................................Mr. Hulsaver Library Club.......................................................................Ms. Kaikow Mothletes......................................................................................Ms. Doll Notional Honor Society...................................................................Ms. Broco Newsworld........................................................................Mr. Montefinise O.T.V.P. (Television Productions).....................................................Mrs. Croce Photography Club...................................................................Mrs. Nicolini Physics Club.......................................................................Mr. Folzone 5 A d D ................................................................Mrs. Rockwin S.C.O.P.E. (Model Congress)....................................................................Mr- Morris Sider Press (School Newspaper)...................................................Mr. Montefinise Ski Club...........................................................................Ms- Petersen Spanish Club.............................................................................Ms. Choir Spindrift (Yearbook)...........................................................................Mr. Smith S.I.C.C. (Students Involved In Community Change....................................Ms. Reinhart Thespians..........................................................................Mr. Koplon Varsity Leader's Club..............................................................Mr. Moltisonti Voices (School Spirit Club)........................................................... Ms. Grobo W O C R ..........................................................Ms. Reinhort World Interest Club............................................................................Mr. Nuxoll Write-On ...............................................................Ms. Reinhorf Mrs. Pollock 167 170 VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: C. Gorgono, S. Goldrich, M. Berkowlfz, M. Gannon, M. Delibero, T. O'Riordan, B. Johnson, M. Bobel, D. Knopp, H. Kelly. Row 2: S. Golon, P. 5cido, K. Pfisrer, B. Miller, S. O’Sullivan, J. Miller, L. Fiedler, B. Lirrmon, A. Meolo, J. Ross, M. Donohue, J. Esposito, Cooch Coiozzo, Coach Luisl. The 1986 football season was o tough one for the Sailors. It was a year of transition. Coach Luisi and Cooch Caiazza were new to these players, but they found them ready and able to work, and to work hard. The team often practiced four hours o day in preparation for Saturday's game. The ream showed its true character at the Homecoming game when they rallied from a 14-0 deficit at the halftime to keep the game close. Led by captains Mike Gannon, Tom O'Riordan, and Mike Delibero, the Sailors played hard and with heart. Next year will definitely prove exciting for football fans at OHS. 172 Captains Mike Delibero, Mike Gannon and Tom O'Riordan. Defense, Defense!! Mike Delibero ( 24) scoring o touchdown. Soilors reody to do bottle. Whot do you meon — holding?! 173 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row It J. Blank, J. Arfin, A. Vlohakis. Row 2: J. Glassberg, L. Coicedo, E. Djoulia, M. Levine, J. Davis, C. Laygo. Row 3: D. DeSanro, B. Haase, P. Gagliano. Row 4: D. Cooper, S. Director, J. Colon. Left: Coptoins Betsy Hoose ond Jennifer Dovis. Right: The Squad in 174 action. 1986 proved exciting to the Varsity Cheerleoding Squod. Although the football ream was struggling through o rough season, the girls were always there to spur on the team and the crowd. Team captains Betsy Hoose and Jennifer Dovis helped foster this good enthusiasm. School spirit was never ot o minimum with these girls. GIRLS' TENNIS Row is J. Epstein, W. Funk, J. Bueller, E. Weber, A. Gollorin Row 2: L. Sourer, W. Shindler, S. Richmond, S. Bergmon, L. Sofron. Row 3: A. Pilloi, P. Zeitlin. A. Polonsky. M. Blocksin, L. Lobel, M. Brenner, N. Nopolirono, J. Koplon, Cooch Debellos. 1986 was nor o winning season for the Girls Tennis Team. However, the hope rhor this ream would prove themselves never died. This was thanks to ream captains Michele Brenner and Wendy Funk. Tough losses to Baldwin and Lawrence could have depressed this team but didn't. Michele and Wendy handled the singles matches while Joanne Koplon, Jeannie Monohon, ond Whitney Schindler rook core of the doubles. With the up ond coming talents of Elisso Weber ond Jamie Bueller, the girls look forward to a great season next year. Left: Sondro. Whitney, Michele, Nicole, Wendy. Joanne — The Seniors. Right: Copfoins Michele Brenner ond Wendy Funk. 175 BOYS' VARSITY SOCCER 1 Row 1: J. Gerordl, E. Cohen. Row 2: G. Levy, D. Romirez, C. Sporz, B. Grossman, D. Moybrown, G. Koplon, R. Mojico, S. Golos. Row 3: Cooch McMullen T Bellocchio, C. Sreinberg, E. Delpriore, R. Willord, K. Wilmes, M. Golden, J. Murphy, S. Torquinio, S. Levy, J. Pert. . Mouro, M. Once again the Sailor soccer ream hod a fine season. With a misleading 5-5-2 record, The OHS soccer ream dominared mosr of rhe games rhey compered in. The Sailors, afrer a disappoinring ending in rhe playoffs losr year, redeemed rhemselves rhis year wirh rwo early vic-rories over MacArrhur and Easr Meadow. There were nine rerurning seniors, including co-caprains Jordy Geradi and Eric Cohen, who inspired rhe already ralenred ream. In one of rhe roughesr divisions in New York Srare, rhe Sailors had anorher grear year. 176 Coptolns Jordy Gerodi ond Eric Cohen. Congrorulorions ofter scoring o gool — ogoin!! Nice kick!!! Tension in rhe middle of o rough gome. Senior Krisrin Wilmes Hey. I've gor ir!! 177 GIRLS' VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: K. Johonson, G. Dellbero, K. Grillo, L. Cronin, Gollogher, M. Quiglei Missing: K. Birkelund. r .. . .. , , „ „ - K Belmonte, A. Russo. J. Froeder. Row 2: C. Hansen, D. DeSero, C. Dwyer K Go'l er. M. Quigley, T. Kroovond, J. Connolly. Row 3: D. Raverti, D. Williams, T. Kisrner, B. Sreinmon, J. Dibble. M. Volenti. P. Curry' 1986 began slowly for rhe Girls’ Varsity Soccer ream. The season started roughly, but rhe girls' determination and drive brought them to 3 victories out of their last four games. Their final record of 5-8 does not show the many close games which were only just lost. A key problem was experience. The team was led by only six seniors: Kathy Grillo, Laura Cronin, Jen Dibble, Kim Birkelund, Jill Froeder and Tara Kisrner. However, rhe talent of rhe younger players, esecial-ly forwards Kathy Gallagher and Michele Valenti and halfback Christa Dwyer, came through. Next year looks like a great one for this young ream. Coptoins Kothy Grillo ond Laura Cronin. 178 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1: S. Richards, P. Constantine, P. McGuinness, K. Little Row 2: Cooch Torgon, R. Bersin, L. Eoton, N. Arstork, C. Cotonzoro, C. Abernathy. The Girls' Varsity Volleyball Team finished another great season this year. Their coach, Mr. Torgan, led them to on impressive 9-3 record. The starting ream of Lisa Eaton, Patty McGuinness, Robin Bersin, Nikki Arstark, Stacey Richards and Patty Constantine was a winning combination of Seniors and Juniors. All League Party McGuinness and All Conference Lisa Eaton were the captains. Once again the Girls' Varsity Volleyball team hod an impressive year. Captains Potty McGuinness ond Lisa Eaton. 179 CROSS COUNTRY 160 Captains Kevin McElroy and Steven Feit. Row 1: S. Feit, K. McElroy (captains). Row 2: S. Shapiro, B. Dorr, M. Murray, E. Eile, G. Widder, V. Rodriguez. Row 3: M. Lempert, W. Dempsey, K. Grossman, C. Hanky. B. Turner, J. Bradfield, A. Cigliono, M. Russell, S. Nash, Coach Hendler. The 1986 Cross Country ream, inspired by Coach Ken Hendler, won the Division l-A Championship, finishing with on 11-2 record. Co-caprains Steve Feit and Kevin McElroy were named All-Division, as were Senior Mike Russell and Sophomore Vol Rodriguez. Rodriguez and Feit both qualified for the Nossou County Cross-Country Championships. Juniors Gerard Widder, Steven Nosh and Evan Eile, os well os Sophomore Mike Murray, rounded our the Varsity squad. Steven Feit. Vol Rodriguez DIVISION I-A CHAMPS Kevin McElroy Mike Russell VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: K. Korobelos, D. Kozinn, R. Brew, W. Johnson, S. Usi, B. Grunhous. Row 2: Cooch Woods, T. Johnson, J. Frescorore. R. Willard, M. Although the Sailor Cogers finished rhe season with on 8-12 record rhey did earn o spot in rhe County Playoffs. They did lose to the number one seed, Hempstead, bur this did nor take owoy from the important contributions of some key players. Senior Scott Fiedler become rhe second player in Oceanside High School's history to score 1000 points ond was voted os the league's fifth best ployer by rhe coaches. More Lehrer led the team in rebounding ond scored fifteen points o gome. Starters Bill Johnson, Bob Brew, Rich Willard, and Mike Shull added to rhe success of rhe season. Coproins Rob Brew, More Lehrer, ond Scott Fiedler. . . . os the bench worches on nervously. 183 Scorr Fiedler rokes o foul shot. Senior Mike Shull or procrice before the gome. The gome begins. . . Teomwork!! Teomwork!! The storting five: Billy, More, Rich, Mike ond Scott. WINTER CHEERLEADING Row 1: J. Davis (Coptoin). Row 2: C. Loygo, E. Djoulio, B. Hoose (Captain), M. Levine, N. Rosenberg. Row 3: N. Nopolirano J. Glassbera D. Cooper, J. Blank, D. DeSanro. Missing: L. Caicedo, J. Arfin. y nrrm Row 1: L. Edelstein D. Prinzevolli (Coptoins). Row 2: V. DiDonna, S. Kane, M. McGuinness, C. Goldie Vlconcich, A. Bouer, C. Levine. Row 4: J. Semegram, J. White. Row 5: J. Bueller, A. Finkelsrein. Row 3: J. Zeplin, E. Assolti, J. J U N I 0 R V A R S 1 T Y GIRLS' WINTER TRACK V. Novodomszky G. Denoro A. Pilloi P. Feely Captain Kelly Little and Co-Captain E. Brandenburg The Girls Winter Track team had another terrific season this year. The team members Veronica Novodomsky (1000 yds.), Diane DeSera (600 yds.), and Alka Pillai (shot pur) helped pull the Varsity ream info yet another winning season. Grace Denaro and Kelly Little came in third and fourth place respectively in the 300 yd. at the Division Championships. Senior Par Feely was second in the County in the 1500 yd. walk and entered the Stare Trials. Congratulations to all the girls for a great season. 185 BOYS' WINTER TRACK Row 1: L. Fiedler, I. Alberg, J. Melito, B. Dorr, G. Vidder S. Feir. C. Alterson (Monoger). Row 2: T. Pryor (Monoger), K. Gelmon, P. Joyce, C. Sporz, J. Miller, M. Shapiro, J. Bradfield. P. O'Reilly. Row 3: Cooch Asonosi, J. Doshna, S. Murphy, J. Roth, J. Kosin, C. Alberg, Cooch Hendler. Row 4: J. Howard (Ass’t Monoger), T. O'Riordon, A. lovino, L. Goldman. ond Tom O'Riordon. Shofpufters Lloyd Fiedler. . . . . . Anthony lovino . . . 186 Conference Chomp Brian Dorr The Boys' Varsity Winter Track ream had a great season, nor only winning the Division I championship, but also placing 5th in the Nassau County Championships and 3rd in the Conference Championships. The ream also won the 5r. Mary Invitational and The Holy Trinity Invitational Championship. The ream was led by two seniors, who were both Conference Champions in their events. Brian Darr for the 300 merer and Jim Melito for the 600 meter. The ream was rounded our by All Conference shot putters Anthony lovino, Tom O'Riordon ond Lloyd Fiedler ond with its All County mile relay ream. No doubt the season was o success, ond will continue to be next year with juniors Steve Feit ond Gerard Widder. GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL The Girls' Varsity ream had a winning season this year, making it into the quarterfinals of the playoffs by bearing Division to finish third in their league. One of the key players on the team was guard Laura Fonzo who broke the school record for most steals in a season. The starting team of Kathy Gallagher, Christa Dwyer, Rosann Basile, Patti Constantine, and Laura Fonzo helped propel the ream into a season in which they only lost four games. Row is Coach Torgon, R. Basile. K. Amthor, K. Gallagher. Row 2: C. Dwyer. L. Fonzo. Missing: M. Volenti, P. McGuinness. C. Hurley, P. Constantine. GIRLS' J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: J. Connolly. P. Hurley, K. Shevlin, C. Honsen. Row 2: T. Seomon, L. St. Bernard, L. Guggino, S. lyson. J. Vierling, P. Curry. Cooch J. McCobe. Missing: M. Lonning. M. Spuccess. 1Q7 VARSITY WRESTLING Row 1: M. Donoghue, M. Srrionese, D. Lyon, A. Hokim, G. Prochilo, M. Lemperr, F. Led Row 2: D. Grosman, K. McElroy, J. Doolon, K. Gibel, M. Roguso, B. Grosmon. Row 3: M. Dulger, M. Abbott, M. Delibero, F. Pelligrino, M. Iroliono, Cooch Iro Gibel. Seniors Kevin McElroy, Morio Roguso, Keith Gibel, Mox Abbott, Mike Itoliono, Mike Delibero, Frank Pelligrino, ond Boris Grosmon. The OHS Wrestling ream hod its most successful season in the fifteen year tenure of Coach Gibel. Led by Coproin Keith Gibel the Sailors won the South Side Tournament, hod six champions ond Keith Gibel was voted the Outstanding Wrestler. The Grop-plers finished second to Long Beach (Nassau County Dual Merit Champions) in the qualifying Tournament ond hod fifteen place winners. Champions included: 98 lbs. Muror Lampert, 132 lbs. Keith Gibel, 145 lbs. Mox Abbott, 177 lbs. Mike Delibero ond 250 lbs. Frank Pelligrino. John Doolon hod the fastest pin in 17 seconds, shattering on OHS pin record and Mox Abbott hod the most pins in the least amount of time. Keith Gibel set on oil time Oceanside record by winning 90 Varsity matches in four seasons. It was o great year!! 188 GYMNASTICS Row 1: H. Smifh, P. Brewer, J. Preoson. Row 2: F. Tribock. L. DiBriro, K. Souso, C. Giordino Row 3: P. Gogliono, E. D'An-ronio, T. locono, A. Wildermurh. Missing: Cooch Morris. Cooch Kerwick. COUNTY CHAMPIONS! The Oceanside Gymnastics Team continued its dynasty by winning the County Championship for the sixth consecutive season. They lost two meets during the year but came back with a stellar performance in the counties to win by four-tenths of a point. The captains of the ream were junior Kerry Sousa, who has been on three championship reams, and senior Laura DiBrira in her first year as a gymnast, whose leadership was invaluable. The Sailors were outstanding in the Individual Tournament as Eda D'Antonio and Toni lacono placed second and third respectively in the All Around Competition, and Patti Gagliano and Amy Wildermufh both came away with medals. The Sailors look to be powerful again next year as they have the entire ream returning except their two captains. Coaches Kerwick and Morris send their Congratulations to the entire team for an outstanding group effort throughout the year. 191 J.V. BOYS' BASKETBALL Row 1: T. Greensrein, C. Tribus, M. Rudolph, V. Rodriguez, B. Fronkenberg, L. Hoffmon. Row 2: P. Morks, B. Feuersrein, B. Kelsky, M. Hossenbein, N. Stern. Row 3: Cooch Orr, G. Foillo, D. Guise. J.V. WRESTLING Row 1: IV Jensen, M. Romono, M. Dworkin, J. Notrer. M. Stein. D, Deluca. Row 2: Assistant Coach Randy Mills, R Ackerman G Larosa J Trougor, A Meolo, S. Davidson. RIFLE The Rifle ream hod a rough season ahead of rhem afrer rhey losr losr year's rop scorer, Marr Sroff, who was All Srare. However rhe ream rose ro rhe occasion ond due ro imporranr conrriburions from Senior Lenny Mosrrondreo ond Junior Paul D'Anronio hod onorher produc-rive season. Coach Boldessori, in his rhird season, sees only promise for rhe furure. Row 1: 5. Reichelson, D. Soborino. Row 2: M. Timmes, C. Greenberg, L. Mosrrondreo. P. D'Anronio. Cooch Boldessori. BOWLING The Bowling Team hod o good season, in which rhey finished second in rheir Conference ond Fourrh in rhe Counries. Seniors Par Madden and Brian Turner, rhe ream's Mosr Valuable Player, conrinued ro excel. Chris Ciocono was rhe ream's Mosr Improved Player, while Chris Madden was Player's Player. The ream looks ro be even ber-rer nexr year wirh juniors Mike Berrok ond Adrian Dymonr. The Vorsiry Bowling Team for 1986-87: Brian Turner, Pot Modden. Chris Modden, Chris Ciocono, ond Bill Hiskey. The J.V. Team: Mike Berrok, Tomir Shofer, Frank Gogliordi, ond Adrian Dymonr. Cooch Thomos-sion — not shown. BOYS' TENNIS ft°w 1: M. Coopermon. A Feldmon. J. Whlrney. J. Holrz, M. Cohen. Row 2: I. D'Giff. C. Glicksmon. M. Golden. E. Gillmon. D. Kozinn T Bloom E Nirekmon, Cooch Thommosion. J.V. SOFTBALL Co ock.KAER sonnj VukosZeV° i' M KOP'°n' L F°nZO' R' FeVer E Curo,ol° Row 2: Cooch Yusk°. D. Wroblewski. L. Nordstrom, j. Vierllng. M. 194 J.V. BASEBALL Row 1: P. Conway. S. Lisi. R. Nopolirono, D. Kennedy. Row 2: A. Altschuler, J. Mocco, J. Perre, J. Gorvey, M. Donoghue. Row 3: D. Pedigo. M. Trezzo, M. Finkeistein, E. Korobelos, R. Espinel. N. Stern, C. DeLutri, Cooch Woods. J.V. LACROSSE Row 1: C. Edwards, B. Fliegol, A. Piccolo. S. Coogon, B. Piccolo, E. Fels, R. Droizor, J. Trowbridge. D. Houplosky, N. Bronstein Row 2: Cooch J. Mc-Cobe, B. Shopiro, S. Goren, D . Welles, M. Ponogokos, S. Raines, M. Fontaine, T. Aroksoor. J. Dressier. M. Collison, T. Johnson, B. Forr. A. Senzon. Due to o photogrophicol error, the yearbook staff does not hove o picture of the 1987 Golf Team. The Golf Team roster is Michael Alexander. Jeff Epstein, Croig Jacobs, Joseph Lorge, Dovid Moybrown, Keith Moybrown, James Beuerle, Micheol Fleischer. Brad Kelsky, Croig Rothfeld, Michoel Schwartz, Donlol Tonnor, Andrew Sklor, Adam Zullo, Aliso Altmon, Meredith Appelmon, Adrienne Bassoff. Tamoro Gopen, ond Cooch John McMullon. The yearbook stoff apologizes to the ream for the error. J. V. FOOTBALL Row 1: M. Sigmon. S. Goren. IV Jocobs. D. Grossmon, D. Kennedy. P. Conwoy. D. Huplosky, R. Kroemer, 5. Poul. Row 7: R. Scorduzio D Srewort, T. Mirondo, E. Korobelos, D. Reilly. J. Snider. M. Winefsky, S. Feinsrein. J. Yesner, C. Perno, R. Zion. Row 3: J. Behan, A. Lieichrner, C. Book. K. Burkett. B. Espinel, E. Muller, J. Modiono, P. Phipps, J. Bernstein, L. Goldman, C. Schlonger. D. Diamond, D Kozinn D Somma V. Prinzevalli, J. Robinson, Cooch Mills. J. V. CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: v DiDonno, 5. Kone, L. Edelstein (cop'r), D. Prinzevolli (cop't), M. McGuinness. C. Goldie Row 2: J. Zeplin, E. Assoulti A Douer C Levine. Row 3: J. Semegrom, J. Sherwood, J. Vlocancich, M. Floum. A. Flnkelsrein J White 196 Row 1: B. Fllegol. P. Joyce, C. Alberg, C. Fels, D. Brenner, A. Cosronzo, D. Connel, M. Gollo. Row 2: D. Lyons. D. Cohen. B. Servidio, S. Murphy, N. Srern, M. Lomberg, S. Keonen, C. Tribus, J. Mocco, J. Morino, C. Troger, Cooch Wrighr. J. V. VOLLEYBALL Row Is M. Corlock, D. Moresco, K. Shevlin, J. Kelly. Row 2: 5. Cunneen, R. Nosh, 5. Solinsky, 5. Block. MIssingrM. Lonning, M. Koplon, E. Nogy, R. Knopf, Cooch Torgon. 197 VARSITY LACROSSE Row 1: K. Roldos, R. Kroemer. F. Pepe. E. Ruberg, M. Boerens. K. Burkin, D. McNIchol, D. Lyon. Row 2: Coach Pomponyo, J. McKoy, P. Scido, M. Schumon, J. Murray, R. Venruro, K. Korobelos. R. Loughman, J. Ross, D. Popolio, J. Murphy. Row 3: R. Olson, R. Copobionceo! H. Udell, J. Torpey, M. O'Reilly. J. Rust, J. Kernn, M. Gonnon, S. O’Sullivon, P. Shopiro, J. Miller, Cooch Molrlsonri. Mike Gonnon Frank Pepe The Varsity Lacrosse ream starred off very well this year, wirh a 4-2 record in the first six games. The ream had important victories over tough reams like Hicksville, including a 12-6 win over Syosser during a televised game. The offensive arrack was led by Seniors Frank Pepe and Eric Ruberg, and Junior Mike O'Reilly. The midfield was John Murphy, Dan Popalia, and Jeff Rust. The defensive efforts were mode by last year's All Conference defender Mike Gonnon, Senior John Kenn, Junior Sean O'Sullivan, and Senior goalie Jim Torpey. 198 Don Popolio John Murphy Eric Ruberg Jeff Rust 199 John Kenn SPRING TRACK Row 1: P. Dolochinsky. H. Eskonozy. V. DeGeorges. C. Alberg, J. Doshno, C. Tribus. S. Feinsfein. S. Collohon. J. Goines, G. Troger. Row 2: L. Goldmon, S. Zoffuro, J. Fiedler, D. Dorr, J. Meliro, S. Feir, V. Rodriguez. K. Gibel, M. Timmes, C. Book. Row 0: Assr. L. Abr. G. Widder, 5. Feidler, A. lovino, R. Willord. H. Kelly. C. Frirz, M. Shopiro, J. Rorhoupr. I. Alberg. S. Apr. T. O'Riordon, L. Hoffmon, J. Troger, L. Fiedler. M. Delibero, M. Shull. J. Behon, M. Russell, T. Pryor, C. Alrerson (Monogers), Cooch Hendler. Shot puffer Mike Delibero Left. 400 merer Jim Melifo Center ond Ion Albert Right, ond Pole voulrer Hugh Kelly Bottom. The OHS Spring Track rearm continued its winning ways this season. Under Coach Hendler, the ream had many first class arhleres who contributed to the team. Jim Meliro handled the 400 meter, the triple jump and the long jump, Brian Dorr ran the 100 meter and the 200 meter, Ian Alberg ran the 400 meter while Mike Shull ran the 800 meter. Other key Seniors were Hugh Kelly for the pole vault and Mike Delibero, Anthony lovino, Lloyd Fiedler and Tom O'Riordan, the shot putters. Gerard Widder, who ran the relay and the 400 meter hurdles, Steve Feit and Evan Eile, who also ran in the relay, were Juniors who helped the team. With the size and depth the team had this season, next season looks to be just as successful. SPRING TRACK Row 1: E. Brandenburg, K. Lirrle, T. locono. Row 2: H. Smith, L. DiBrito, E. Bosile, G. Denoro. Row 3: P. Feely, R. Bosile, C. Abernothy, E. Djoulio, Coach DeBellos. Missing: E. D'Antonio Coptoins Celio Abernothy ond Louro DiBrito The Girls' Track ream looked very srrong again this spring. Led by only three Seniors, Captains Laura DiBrito and Celia Abernathy, and Pat Feely, the team lacked experience but nor resolve or talent. Laura ran the 400 meter Intermediate hurdles, the triple jump, and the relay, and Celia compered in the discus. Junior Evie Djoulia compered in the shot pur and the discus, while Par Feely compered in the mile and the discus. Sophomore Rosonne Bosile and Freshman Ellen Bosile ran long distance, while the 100 meter and 200 meter sprints were run by Sophomore Grace Denoro and Sophomore Eda D'Antonio. Other important members of the team were Sophomores Heidi Smith and Toni lacono and Freshman Freddi Triback. With the results his ream has achieved this season. Coach DeBellos can look forward to next season being as successful as this one. 201 VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: Coach Scerbo, T. Riecker, E. Hoos, M. Schaeffer, J. Frascorore, M. O'Neill, T. Meolo, D. Somma, D. Fontaine, Coach Morris. Row 2: M. Folco, D. Scorcio, D. Dollinger, M. Padula, D. McKee, D. DePhillips, J. Wood, R. Morcus, M, Berkowitz. tnlors Doryl Dollinger, John Wood, Rob Morcus, Doug McKee, Mike odulo, Mike Folco, Rob DePhillips, Don Scorcio, ond More Derkowirz. The Pitching Staff The Outfielders The Infielders The Varsity Baseball ream continued its winning tradition this year, mostly due to the return of many key players. Daryl Dollinger was the Senior pitcher, with Doug McKee the catcher, a player whose defensive skills were as valuable as his offensive ones. Other returning pitchers were Danny Scorcio ond John DiFiore. Mike Folco, who was All Conference lost season, with o career batting overage over .400 was the lead off hitter. Seniors Bob DePhillips ond More Berkowitz in the outfield and Mike Podulo ot shortstop were also important players in key positions. VARSITY SOFTBALL ! v i f 'e- y Row 1: C. Hurley, S. Brody, N. Arsrork, C. Curiole, M. Romano, R. Shelowirz. Row 2: T. Seomon, L. Cronin (Coproin), P. Curry, K, Amfhor, C. Dwyer (Coproin), R. Bersin, M. Loaning, Cooch Lynch. Colleen ond Peggy or procrice. Where did you soy we should ploy?! The Varsity ream had another great season again this year. Captains Christa Dwyer and Laura Cronin provided important leadership that the young ream needed to develop. Christo was the starting pitcher while Laura covered shortstop ond the outfield. Other key players were third baseman Robin Bersin, catcher Kathy Amrhor, and outfielder Nikki Arstark. The girls played tough every game and kept themselves in each game until the last our. Twice they came from behind in the last inning to take the lead and eventually win. Against Uniondale, they came from behind in the bottom of the seventh inning with two outs, and with a double by Chris Curiale rook a 9-8 lead to win. This determination and confidence helped the ream have a rewarding and exciting season. 203 GIRLS' LACROSSE Row 1: L. Long, H. Mintz, D. Aroncio, A. Kolenik, D. Moresco, K. Shevlin, M. Tucker. IV Levinson, J. Lomberr, P. Roberrson, D. Derrok. Row 2: M. Farrell, M. McGuinness, K. Young, J. Kelly, C. Duskirk, S. Cunneen, 5. Gonnon, B. Savirz, T. Berrok, A. Friedman, A. Pilloi, J. Bradley, N. Scido. Row This year the Girls' Lacrosse ream greatly improved under the guidance of Coach Wright. The team was relatively young and inexperienced, but they worked extremely hard, often up to three hours a day. Because of their dedication, their defensive and offensive games improved over last season. Leading the squad were team members Susan Moss, the Senior goalie who averaged ten saves a game, and Michele Valenti, a Sophomore and lost year's Most Valuable Player, who led the team in goals scored. The younger members of the team. Sophomores Kristen Young, Donna Maresca, and Kim Shevlin, were close behind in goals scored. The whole team worked hard for a rewarding season and hopes to improve even more next year. 204 BADMINTON Row 1: J. Bradley, T. Miller, C. Biehl, E. Lander, C. Defonres, H. Villhauer, J. Gujral, A. Polonsky, T. Kemp. Row 2: Coach Limmer, D. Lockwood, N. Mehlmon, A. Merk, J. Choi, L. Funk, E. Brooks, E. Kim, M. Blocksin, C. Loygo, F. Cuomo, S. Rond. Missing: N. Corducci, E. Weber. 205 The Varsity Badminton Squad had another great season this year under Captains Teri Kemp and Fran Cuomo. The singles were handled by Cherrie Laygo, Jeetinder Gujral and Laura Funk while the doubles reams were Heidi Villhauer and Teri Kemp, Anita Merk, and Cindy Biehl, Frank Cuomo and Nancy Mehlman, and Melissa Blacksin and Amy Polonsky. The doubles ream bear such reams os Baldwin and Massapequa while the individuals rook care of rough opponents like Freeport and Farmingdale. Congratulations to all the girls and Coach Limmer for their great effort this year. Coproins Teri Kemp ond Frank Cuomo The Old Timers: Seniors Louro Funk, Eunice Kim, Aniro Merk, Noncy Mehlmon, Jessica Dhoi, ond Cindy Biehl WALT DISNEY WHITE STAR SPANGLED BLUE 207 210 CAST In order of appearance Mr. Frank...........Andrew Genser Mlep........................ Kafie Ertman Mrs. Von Daon.......‘Kelly Ronayne Mr. Von Doon......Anthony Tricorico Peter Von Doon....‘Brian Winkowski Mrs. Frank.....................Amy Budd Margot Frank..............‘Allison Kyler Anne Frank...................‘Loro Trlback Mr. Kroler........‘Dovid Moskowltz Mr. Dussel...................David Slme — Denotes Thespian membership CAST Archie Beoron . . . Fiono McCloren . . Fronk Dolrymple . Chorlie Dolrymple Jeonie McCloren . Meg Brockie..... Mr. Lundie...... Angus McGuffie Jone Ashron Mr. McCloren............ Jeff Douglos............ Tommy Albright.......... COMPANY Annie Bennett Jodi Bennett Jennifer Bernstein Riso Brounsrein Donielle Costonzo Angelo Fronk MoryRose Guido Adorn Hess Morn! Hye Jomie Kemp Jen Lobel Anito Mosiello Corlo Mostrondreo Borry Robinson Allyson Slovsko Denise Weiss n 0 Mork Zochorio DANCERS Celio Abernothy Kelly Anthony George Fertol Alison Freedson Trisho Gerordi Kim Lewis Craig Luchen Lauren Rosen Dove Sime Robert Williams . . . . Seth Axelrod Susonne Coloneri ......Eric Dovis . . Fronk Ferroro . . Allisso Koplon . . . Mono Leviton . . . Borry Littmon . . Dominick Pupo . . Polmo Repole . . Phil Rosenberg Anthony Tricorico . Brian Winkowskl ORCHESTRA Row 1: C. Groziono. H. Mirondo, V. Lusrgorden, D. Ciorri. J. Mocormock, C. Ginsberg. T. Miller. Row 2: E. Trougor. E. Tonsey. M. Rorhsrein. E. Lee M DePresco. 5. Lee (Concert Mistress). K. Ertmonn. D. Weiss. C. Joseph. Row 3: E. Djoulio, L. DiBrito. M. Corlock. E. Weber. A Mosiello, A Pilloi. s! Gannon. B. DiBrito. D. Grimberg. F. Millmon, K. Young, C. Moore. P. Repole. Mr. Jeffrey Wurst (Director). Row 4: B. Robinson. M. Zochorio J. Trougor. M. Dulger. A. Dymonr. D. Yong. B. Dolgonos, D. Walls. K. Wong, M. McMohon. E. Gersrner. B. Feuerstein, D. Gonulin. J. Rosenberg. R Root. B. Cinerri. Missing: D. Bonkowski, 5. Coloneri. L. Funk. P. Grillo. Officers: Katie Ertmann (Lib.), Laura DiBrito (V. Pres). Palma All County — Richard Root. Boris Dolgonos. B. Lirrmon. Susan Lee Repole (Pres.). Maryanne DePresco (Treos.). Elyse Trauqot (Lib.) 214 All Store — Suson Lee Long Island String Festival — Richard Root. Susan Lee, Jonathan Rosenberg WIND ENSEMBLE Row is T. Srieber. K. Fenn, C. Alroson, D. Pupo, A. Dovidson, S. Lee. Row 2: G. Kromer, D. Henry, D. Brodsky, D. Pine, B Winkowski. M Cohen, Mr. Jeffrey Wurst (Director) Row 3: A. Rezok, A. Altschuler, S. Tiegol, T. Hidolgo, B. Sovitz. T. Pryor, T. Johnson. Row 4: R. Stein. L. Topol, F. Fer roro, B. Robinson, B. Dolgonos. S. Axelrod, B. Littmon, W. Dempsey, D. Gunderson, J. Ferroro, S. Reichelson. Officers — Borry Robinson (Pres ). Borry Unmon (V. Pres.), Fronk Ferroro (Sec. Treos.) All County — Row 1: Adorn Dovidson. Rod Stein, Borry Robinson Row 2: Dino Brodsky, Cindy Alroson. Dino Gunderson. Wayne Dempsey 215 OFFICERS ALL-COUNTY All County — Anito Mosiello, Suzonne Coloneri, Liz Hynes, Dom Pupo, Fronk Ferroro, Donielle Cosronzo, Brian Winkowski CHORUS Chorus Officers — Liz Hynes (Sec.), Frank Ferroro (V. Pres), Donielle 216 Cosronzo (Pres.), Jamie Kemp (Treos.) Row 1: L. Deluca, A. Slovosko, L. Rugolo, J. Ross, S. Coloneri. Row 2: J. Kemp, F. Nizin, D. Depolmo, V. Lustgorten, K. Fenn, A. Bennett, J. Clougher, R. Hersch, A. Shapiro, F. Triback, N. Hart, L. Mintz, S. Topchik, D. Crospe, A. Howard, D. Melito, M. Morion, A. Frank, A. Koplon, A. Berenhous, P. Brewere, M. Fishmon. Row 3: R. Brounsrein, C. Ross, S. Moss. J. Bradley, C. Ondro, R. Crescendo, A. Berkskin, J. Greenfield, K. Nogy, M. Silverstone, M. Goldman, D. Weiss, A. Mosiello, J. Williams. E. Mason, M. Guido, D. Cosronzo, K. Nochbor, J. Label, D. Bertok. Row 4: E. Bosile, J. Bradley, J. Joblons, M. Gerordi, D. Wright, J. Lorbiefski, J. Giunto, 5. Poster, K. Donos, S. Morquordt, K. Ronoyne, M. Brechner, S. Haut, B. Tarter, T. Gerard, J. Bedell, D. Lockwood, K. Johonson, A. Davis, K. Pastor, K. Senito, L. Bringas. Row 5: L. Hynes. B. Devlin, F. Ferroro. A. Rivero, D. Sime, A Tricorico, S. Zabell, B. Winkowski, M. Yokre, D. Pupo, E. Dovis, M. Hye, A. Fuflermon, A. Idoir, Mr. F. Brozinski (Director). CONCERT CHOIR Row 1: A. Slovsko, 5. Coloneri, K. Fenn, V. Lustgarten, C. Ondro, A. Mosiello, R. Brounstein, E. Hynes, J. Brodley, M. DePresco Row 2: D. Weiss, L. Ruggiero, A. Budd, D. Cosronzo, K. Johonson, K. Posfor, K. Seniro, A. Fronk. Row 3: J. Joblons, M. Goldmon, J. Greenfield, J. Lorbiefski, K. Ronoyne. J. Bedell, M. Brechner, J. Williams. Row 4: A. Adoir, M. Yakre, E. Dovis, D. Pupo, F. Ferroro, D. Sime, A. Tricorico, Mr. Fronk Brozinski (Director). Missing: A. Bennett, K. Donas, J. Giunra. M. Guido, A. Howard, J. Kemp, J. Label. CONCERT ENSEMBLE Row 1: A. Slovsko, R. Brounstein, D. Cosronzo, K. Fenn, Mr. Fronk Brozinski (Director). Row 2: M. Goldmon, A. Budd, K. Ronoyne, M. Brechner. A. Mosiello. Row 3: M. Yokre, E. Dovis, D. Sime, A. Tricorico, F. Ferroro, D. Pupo. 217 MARCHING BAND Morchers Top: M. Cohen, C. Glicksmon, L. Nordstrom. J. Bocon, C. Mosrrondreo. M. Costonzo. D. Cooper, R. Stein E. Brodheim C Altoson L Mostrondreo. S. Axelrod, S. Lee. G. Robener, T. Megolhorso. Middle: M. Feely. J. Verling, C. Ikes. J. Gorvey. D. Gunderson R Kostin B Wolinsky A. Schofield. J. Noronio. K. Groff, M. Fernondez. M. Timmes. R. Krevzer. B. Sovitz Bottom: J. Herr, A. Mills. P. Lerner. C. Honsen. M. Boslin S Ahnemonn, A. Tsestenekos, C. Wolmon, D. Pupo. S. Silvermon, H. Cooper, T. Tumbeloco. Drumline — H. Flonogon, S Zuffuto B Shapiro D Rule S Reichelson, M. Romono. C. Fels, J. Fonning, Som Spitzberg. Color Guord — S. Toylor. D. Wright. J. Grinvolsky J. Jocobs J Lombert P Fobiono K Anthony, V. Lustgorten. L. Stone, S. Gruhn. S. Covooris, M. Gruhn. 1986-1987 Marching Bond Drum Majors — Alison Friedson, Adorn Dovidson. Tino Pryor Section Leaders: Rod Stein — Head Section Leader Lenny Mostrondreo — Ass t Head Section Leader Mike Cohen — Trumpet Section Leader Son Du Lee — Saxophone Section Leader Beth Sovitz — Flute Section Leader Seth Reichelson — Drum Section Leader Adorn West — Ass t Saxophone Section Leader Joe Fonning — Ass t Drum Section Leoder 218 CONCERT BAND 219 All Store — Barry Liftman 220 • V-. . ' � f ’ s 221 FRESHMEN Pres. — Michael Pesca V.P. — Jason Whitney Sec. — Adam Schwartz Treas. — Robert Cohen Pres. — Andrew Senzon V.P. — Joe Accardo Sec. — Susan Anehmann Treas. — Michele Valenti SOPHOMORES AUTO . 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FROM THE 1987 SIDER PRESS EDITORIAL BOARD: NANCY MEHLMAN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF LANCE LEVINE MANAGING EDITOR LYNN SCHECTER, IN DEPTH FEATURES EDITOR MELISSA NUSSBAUM, FEATURES EDITOR SUZANNE MENDELSOHN, NEWS EDITOR GORDON KAPLAN, OP EDITOR STEVEN FEIT, SPORTS EDITOR 236 SPINDRIFT TO THE HOOPERS OF '87, WE'LL ALWAYS BE TOGETHER FOREVER! LUV YA GUYS EB JODI — I'M NOT BT! SUZ — HOW FAR DID YOU GO? NENE — ARE YOUR PARENTS AWAY? ADDIE — DO I TURN YET? — JUDICAL — LUV YOU — JEN MICHAEL, THANK YOU FOR NOT ONLY BEING THE BEST BOYFRIEND, BUT FOR BEING THE BEST FRIEND YOU ARE. I LOVE YOU! DEAR MICH AND DEB, THANX FOR A GREAT YEAR ON CHEERING. CHEERING IS GREAT COME ON LET'S CELEBRATE! I LOVE YOU! DEAR KATHY WITH AK, WELL WHAT CAN I SAY, IT'S BEEN A TOUGH YEAR. THANKS FOR BEING THERE. I LOVE YOU LOVE ME TO OUR SENIOR SISTERS, CINDY, LAURA, AND SUE — BEST OF LUCK! LOVE YOUR FRESHMAN SISTERS, FRAN, BETH, AND ELLEN ALLISON, JOANNE, KAREN AND MICHELLE GOOD TIMES DON'T LAST BUT GOOD MEMORIES DO! 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BR DIANE SNORT SNORT BR VINNIE WANT TO GO TO THE MOVIES BR COMMANDER YEE SALAMANDER, NUG, LIPTZE, RICHIE AND PEPE PROCLAIM: BLACK AND CHEWY LIFE SUPPORT RULES ALL ALTA MIRA! FRANKIE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD, BUT PINK FLOYD CAN TAKE YOU TO THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON! B.W.C.F.S.P.R.A.F.P. ALYSON SO WHAT ABOUT LAST YEAR'S CLASSES — THUMBS UP DRIVERS ED GET THAT PARKING SPOT YAWUSBOR CHEAT MUCHL JOJO WOODMERE PARK QUEST BUMPY SLIDE EXISTS! THE HARBOR SOUL MAN ST. ELMOS PERRY AVE. DO THE CRAB GUYS, IHM! ME AB SO MUCH TO SAY SO LITTLE ROOM YTB WASHINGTON DUCK CRANK OUT LAM SESSION ROAD TRIPS STRANDED AT . . . ILY ME TP JD CAN YOU DRIVE ANY CLOSER TO THE WHEEL? RUM AND COKE IN THE AIR TONIGHT REMEMBER WHEN, FOREVER FRIENDS MR. ODIE WE LUV YOU! SR. 9 PASQUALE — SPINDRIFT MICKOHALF BREEDS RULE! BETSY YOU'RE THE BEST! LOVE GRILLS! LAUREN, STACY, HUGH, LYNN, SHARI — THANKS FOR BEING SUCH GREAT FRIENDS!!! LOVE FOREVER — SUZANNE. M.A. — WHAT WOULD I HAVE DONE WITHOUT YOU ALL THESE YEARS? THANKS FOR EVERYTHING!! LOVE ALWAYS, JULE TO M.S. (MY L.O.L.) — I LOVE YOU! J.W. BETSY; YOU KNOW YOU WHINE WHEN YOU TALK!! LUV YA! MICHELE. DEBBIE AND JAMIE — GET YOUR FILTHY PAWS OFF MY LUSCIOUS ARMS!! FRIENDS FOREVER, LOVE ALWAYS, MICHELE JAMIE — THANX FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE WHEN I NEEDED YOU. YOU KNOW I'LL BE THERE FOR YOU. BEST FRIENDS 4EVA MICHY JASON, THANKS FOR BEING SUCH A GREAT FRIEND THROUGH THE YEARS, KEEP IN TOUCH! KAREN SQUEAKY, GOOD LUCK IN ALL YOU DO. CAN YOU BELIEVE HOW DIZZY TURNED OUT! LUV YA GIGGLES PS KEEP IN TOUCH! AH-HL-BFF-LIMEBAY-I-KITTY, ELSIE, IDA POPPY! NICE CAR, ABE! ALATIN! FROZEN MILK! PEELYPOSTURE! MW-WEEZY-BA-BOOP! RS-HL BFF LIGHT FOOT -1 - DC-FC (LATERI)TYS, TYSNA5! NNB! TBSSTMYC-PWH-HUHM PROMNITE-ISOMAY! BONNIE! MNA! NE! METRO! HG GUITAR-N-BATHING SUIT BFF.. AHBERNERNERNER!.. PLASTIC BAG TALKS!.. WO-WO! O-R-S-O-NL. DANCE LIKE LC! AAA 1! BFFAE! SAUCY 5USAN-N-JODI-USE 101 ON JUDY..JE AN IE-N-R AN DI-CHINESE RAP..ALF-N-JEN(BT)..NICE CAR, ALATIN..BFF LUV HEIDI HL-AH-BFF-FUDGIE! SHAKE YOU SOWN! TATCC! THE WATER IS WIDE! EROTIC CITY! FLYSOPEN ISQUIRREL! FAR LOWi GEOF! HAYWIRE! SIGNAL!! APPLES NERDS CAN YOU PLAY? FARLOS, AGAIN! FRIEND IN PENN. (ONE) SSSHH....JODI-N-JEANNIE B.F.F. JIMMY AND JEFF BEST BROTHERS IN THE WORLD! WE LOVE YOU!! LOVE DEB AND ALI JIMMY AND RANDI ALWAYS AND FOREVER PROM NITE!! H.M.G.T.F. I LOVE YOU! OM LIKE ALL THE WAY! IRLYA! HIYE! RAND CUP-O-SOUP FRENCH FRIES LAWSON PUB UN CHARCO TEMAS LOOK WHAT TIME IT is McDonalds baboop cookiedough AZURA ALY DEB — IS IT JR. OR SR.? THE CITY, AND MANY OTHER GREAT MEMORIES TOGETHER. MAY THEY NEVER END. I LOVE YA..MB HERE'S TO CM, ER, DR, DR, MB, AND SHUCKELS — OH WELL! TO S.L. I KNOW THAT YOU KNOW I KNOW BUT NO ONE ELSE KNOWS THAT I KNOW EXCEPT US. GET IT! LUV P.M. TO ANITA, LAURA, GEORGE, GREG I LOVE YOU ALL, LUV ALWAYS JODEY. GEORGE, U R SO SPECIAL 2 ME I LUV U JODEY. WF — THE LOCKER WON'T BE THE SAME WITHOUT YOU. HAVE A RIP AT COLLEGE KEEP YOUR HEAD ON YOUR SHOULDERS — LUV TK+RL DEAR JOHN +BRIAN, YOU GUYS WILL ALWAYS BE IMPORTANT TO ME. I LOVE 238 BOOSTERS YOU BOTH, LOVE KIM DANIELLE, CAN I BORROW A MIRROR? KIM DEAR DENISE, THANKS FOR BEING A FRIEND KIM THE HICKS FROM OHIO AND PA ARE BACK! IT'S A SHAME NONE OF YOU ARE GOING TO A REAL SCHOOL LIKE BUCKNELL + MIAMI MEMORIES OF THE KRAZY KREW . . . ALWAYS-N-FOREVER. D.C., N.N. TO EBJCBMIR-ILOVYA-BFF-HANDY-AS TO EB-I LOVE YOU-FRIENDS FOREVER-AS WHITNEY-I'LL MISS YOU-AS TO JC-I LOVE YA-AS EUNICE-CINDY-JENNIFER-JENNIFER-LISA-TAMMY-ELYSE-ROBIN-DIANE: YOU GUYS ARE THE GREATEST! LOVE LAUREN AND LAURA KIM, ILANA, WHITNEY, MISSY, JODI, JESICA — HERE'S TO THE CITY! OUR MEMORIES WILL LAST FOREVER! — S.S. RULES! PAKASTAN DOES NOT DO....! LOOK WHO IS CALLING THE SKUNK SMELLY! WHAT'S A METMUNC — MR. SLIMEY TENTICLES HW KIM — HI! MY NAME IS PATTY LIMLOX AND I AM THE BEST CHEERLEADER IN THE WORLD. LUV YA ALWAYS, MICHELE. R.L.ILUVYOU M.B. DON'T EVA CHANGE! AMY.H. OPEN YOUR I'S AND SD! 2-4-84 R.R.2YRS!! M.P.J.W.N.N.R.L.I.S. WHAT A TRIP..!! SANDRA, STEP+NIKKI BFF CAMARDA PARTY WHERE SHE WENT? SALLY BOY UPSTATE 85'CRAZY CREW WE LUV YA SPEAKS . . . LICKY! TO ALL OF MY FRIENDS . . . THANKS FOR ALL THE MEMORIES . . . AND FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE. IT'S BEEN GREAT. HAVE FUN — MA REMEMBER — SAUCYSUZIN NO. 101 VANILLA THE APE THAT CHANGES COLORS. THE SNEAKER EVIDENTAMENTE MELBA PARTIES! — JE MR. SULLIVAN — THANKS FOR EVERYTHING. IT'S BEEN A REAL OPPORTUNITY! LUV SUE, PATTY, MARYANNE, VINNIE, GAIL LE SKETCH MY A-S CSC DELFA VELVA-TEEN THUMBS UP HAMMERHEAD GIMME GUM HOMEWORK! SAMMY DRIVERS ED LUV YA! AH JE AH BFF NOOO HAM KITTYGOTIT CHUCKIE MATH TESTS MAILBOX HOWIES TOUCH DON'T GO TO SLEEP! LATE NIGHTS GLUGGAGE KIM THIS IS BEAT — LET'S GO SHOPPING DINER TALKS I HAD A WEIRD DREAM....LORRAINE POUNDING AND POUNDING..ED CATH AND KIM — DO THE HANDSHAKE AGAIN PAG-LIAR-ELLO JOHN AND JIM — SHOULD WE TNC RT — LOOK! WE'LL DO LUNCH DONNER CA — I'M IN THE MOOD FOR..?WE'RE THERE! I DON'T WANT TO DO ANYTHING, ANYMORE, LEAVE ME ALONE YOU'RE DARN RIGHT ROB, TAM, LISA, JEN, JEN, LAU, DIANE, LAU, EUNA, JEN — FRIENDS FOREVER — EDDIE AND THE CRUSERS! — CINDY ROBIN.K. — BEST FRIENDS FOREVER. SAMANTHA AND TIFFANY — TEEN TOUR 44 — I LOVE YA LOTS, CINDY B. MICH, MANIAC; BLUE EYES. TGIF. YOU'RE THE BEST, ALWAYS REMEMBER I'M HERE OR JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY! LOVE DEB GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '87. D.C. AND M.B. 239 EDITOR S MESSAGE I hope thof this book has captured your favorite memories and will always help you to remember them. I wish you oil the best of luck in whatever future you chose. I hope that you will always carry a bit of OHS with you and look upon your years spent here with a special fondness, os I know I will. Always remember that memories never die because our futures ore built upon their solid foundations. With special thanks and appreciation and mostly with love, I would like to thank the following people for their constant efforts and dedication: Cindy Biehl, Maryanne DePresco, Laura DiBrita, Gordon Kaplan, Eunice Kim, Susan Lee, Suzanne Mendelsohn, Palma Repole, Kelly Ronayne, Vinnie Stoffo, Julie Williams and Mr. Phil St. Pierre. 240 . . . and last but never least Mr. Don Smith, our Advisor and friend.