Oceanside High School - Spindrift Yearbook (Oceanside, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1988 volume:

When You’re Weary, ■ferwib When Tears Are In Your Eyes, „ jMLp. Miit dttr ■ I’m On Your Side. 6 And Friends .. Just Can’t Be Found, 11 Like A Bridge Over Troubled Water 14 15 16 17 19 BOARD OF EDUCATION M. Lehrer President C. Edwards V. President M. Borowka J. Brenner A. Shull D. Siskin 20 DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Ira Sarison Ed. D Assistant Superintendent of Schools Herb Brown Assistant Superintendent Victor Lecesse Ed. D. Qf Schools Superintendent of Schools Richard Vercruysse Director of Physical Education and Health Services 21 cQc£a 2iu e cJ-ficjfi cfioo[ OCEANSIDE, NEW YORK 11572 516 678-1200 PRINCIPAL Richard M. Kraemer DIRECTOR OF HIGH SCHOOL PUPIL PERSONNEL Timothy J. Murray ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Rosemary J. Sutman January 1988 Dear Member of the Class of 1988: As a member of the Class of 1988 you have been at Oceanside High School for the past four years. Throughout this time, we have worked to prepare your minds and your will to face the challenges ahead. The challenges will range from the daily and personal to the timeless and worldly. We have expended great energies in the effort to prepare you and have faith in your humanity and in your potential. But are you ready to overcome your fear? In his acceptance speech for the Nobel Award, William Faulkner wrote of today's man, He must teach himself that the basest of all things is to be afraid; and, teaching himself that, forget it forever, leaving no reason in his workshop for anything but the old verities and truths of the heart . . . love and humor and pity and pride and compassion and sacrifice. Overcoming your fear and relying on your humanity and your potential will enable you to meet the seemingly insurmountable challenges before you and your classmates. I offer you our faith and our good wishes for a life filled with happiness and accomplishment. Very truly yours, Richard M. Kraemer Principal RMK:sb EDUCATION MAKES THE DIFFERENCE ft V 22 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL R. Sutman DIRECTOR OF PUPIL PERSONNEL r. T. Murray 23 P. Director — Chairperson ENGLISH The English Department encompasses over 30 courses for students of varying abilities. We have developed model programs to strengthen writing skills, team-teaching courses in collaboration with the Social Studies Department, Honor classes. Independent Studies and Advanced Placement English for college credit. Several of our teachers have been awarded special honors for their teaching effectiveness by Cornell University, Pennsylvania State University, and Johns Hopkins. Our students in Regents English Achievement and Advanced Placement exams have scored dramatically higher than any school in the area. For all students — those who need help in developing their reading and writing skills or those who need additional enrichment challenges, the courses and staff provide fine opportunities. E. Schlamm P. Scott R. Spera E. Wells F. Luisi P. O’Hagen E. Pollack S. Prager M. Pressman D. Reinhardt R. Sullivan Chairperson SOCIAL STUDIES Oceanside has an imaginative social studies curriculum for grades 9 through 12. In grade 9, the curriculum deals with the Third World of Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Grade 10 covers European Culture and Grade 11 is the regents year, covering American Studies. Both grades 10 and 11 offer Advanced Placement courses. The 12th grade elective program is indeed varied. Students can choose from the 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 the variety of courses offered and the level at which they are taught. J. Krizel T. Montefinise A. Morris 26 ________________________________________________________________________________________ H. Snitikfer O. OpcULKSI 27 Halpern — Coordinator p Spinelli — Coordinator SCIENCE The Science Department offers courses in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology at three levels of intensity. There are sections in non-Regents, Regents and Advanced Placement in these areas of study. Also available at the regents level of study is Earth Science. Non-Regents areas of study include studies of the enrivonment and an overview of all sciences. General Science. The department is staffed by a very experienced and creative group of teachers with an inordinately great and varied academic background. J. Edelstein N. Black A. Boehmer R. Falzone T. Fetherston I. Frank 28 J. Stile R. Woods R. Mackie J. Odulak J. Miller P. Rowe MATHEMATICS s M. Rudolph -Chairperson The mathematics department at OHS offers a very diverse curriculum in which any student should be able to find a challenge to his her intellect. Courses offered include consumer mathematics, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, pre calculus and advanced placement calculus. Most courses are available in two or three levels of difficulty. The computer facility is outstanding. It has a Digital mini computer with time sharing terminals and IBM PC microcomputers. Programming languages taught include Basic, Fortran and Pascal. The department sponsors Mathlete 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. S. Doll M. Heinze R. Bocchicchio R. DeGeorge 11 J. Frisco F. Marcello J. McMullan M. Milch 30 R. Weinreb I. Wolf, Ph.D. 31 FOREIGN LANGUAGE The students of Oceanside High School are fortunate to be able to pursue the study of a number of second languages: French, German. Hebrew, Italian, Latin and Spanish. The course of study in each language 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 target countries, field trips are frequent and varied, and when available, appropriate activities are held at school for all to enjoy. J. Demakis — Chairperson M. Chait D. Goldberg D. Goldstein C. Grauer 32 F. Pepini L. Savage D. Smith 33 GUIDANCE COUNSELORS The Counseling Department seeks to help students better understand themselves, their values, and their goals as well as their environment and the people who affect them. The program seeks to provide the necessary information and or sources of information for courses, careers, etc. The emphasis in the work of the counselors is counseling a presence and a resource for students who are 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 department staff is at the service of students, parents and staff. S. Stark PSYCHOLOGISTS :-s4 M. Cohen, Ph.D. N. Gavalas, Ph D. J. Nussbaum STUDENT SERVICES E. Graba A. Parker LIBRARY C. Croce R. Kaikow HEARING AND SPEECH WORK HANDICAPPED EXPERIENCE S. Klotz J. Fields 35 BUSINESS The Business Department offers an entirely elective program of 27 different courses. Vocational competency may be acquired for entry-level positions in the businesss world in the fields of Office Skills, Accounting, Marketing, and Computers. College-bound students may take electives in Keyboarding, Notetaking, Business Law, Young Lawyers, College Business Administration, and College Accounting. Many colleges have offered up to six college credits upon successful completion of the course and the state test. V. Nawrocki Chairperson A. Diamond R. Moltisanti G. Mulvihill M. Peres B. Present J. Tucker 36 F. Brazinski E. Martell 37 SPECIAL EDUCATION The Special Education program at Oceanside High School allows students with special needs the opportunity to complete a program of study designed to meet their individual differences and abilities. For the most part, our students are mainstreamed into regular classes and are a “part of” rather than “apart from” the total school environment. These students are offered supportive services to help them meet the demands of their program There are also special classes available in many academic areas as well as courses in special life skills and work experience. Our Special Education program in the High School is designed to help students with special needs reach their maximum potential. I. Klein Chairperson A. Caiazza R. DiPasquale M. Corbo E. Goldman M. Kerwick J. Mednick K. Ott E. Thomas 38 PHYS ED S. Torgan Coordinator M. Fokken J. Hay F. Januszewski G. Saacke A. Scerbo HEALTH I. Gibcl Coordinator K. Hendler M. Limmer DRIVER’S ED 39 S. Ott J. Thomassian 40 One of Mr. B’s many fans! LAlaLAlaLA . . . SCHOOL STUDS Breathe in, Breathe out . . . OOOOOO! HARVEEE! The GAME is this way!!! 41 CIVIL C. Hudak M. DiTommaso M. Feinberg 42 G. Hollman L. Lench C. Lohman 43 CUSTODIAL STAFF Head Custodian........................ Sam Watts Assistant Head Custodian.............Ralph Hayduk Custodian in Charge...............William Stephens Custodians John Barnes James Behan Carl Beyer Wayne Buckley Dominick Mazzone Anthony Milano Edward Molina Anthony Nash Adam Schneergut Albert Shea John Thomas Nurria Urrea Anthony Zanni Richard Zvonik 44 CAFETERIA STAFF J. Attoinese Operations Mgr. 45 SPINDRIFT DEDICATION The Class of 1988 dedicates this edition of Spindrift to Phyllis Director. Presently the chairperson of Oceanside High School’s English Department, Mrs. Director has served as a teacher, a writer for the New York Times, and managing editor of a magazine. 1988 will be Mrs. Director’s last year at Oceanside High School. Her classes have been informative, stimulating, and most importantly, challenging. She epitomizes the term, “teacher,” and her life experiences have proven to carry immeasurable value in the classroom. MRS. DIRECTOR IN HER MOST NATURAL SETTING 47 O.H.S. RETIREES 48 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 49 Strength, Speed, and the Ability of Domination is no match for Intelligence. Endurance, and the Power of Anticipation. ” Chris Acebo President DECA, SADD, Badminton, Chairperson Battle of the Classes, Sportnight, Leader Corps “You’re gonna go far. You 're gonna make it if you try. They're gonna love you. ” Christina Acosta Chorus Concert Choir, Variety Show, Library Helper, Attendance Office “The greatest love of all is within us. ” Amy Adair SICC Karen Adelson Key Club, Law Club, Sportnight “Today is the first day of the rest of your life . . . Enjoy it!” DECA “There are things I will always remember; there are things I will never forget. there are things I will cherish forever; there are things I will always regret. ’’ 52 Robin Adler Tracey Albert Pres. Italian Club; Pres. Int’l. Club, SPINDRIFT, Spring Festival, Orchestra. “Find the line, find the shape, through the grain. Find the outline, things will tell you their name. ” Richard Albrecht Vincent Aldorasi “How do I look?” Varsity Golf. “It is probably only insomnia. Many must have it.” Key Club, SCOPE, Spanish Club, SADD, Winter Track, Sportnight, Battle of the Classes, Spindrift, DECA, Interact, Homecoming. “So, before we end and then begin, we'll drink a toast to how it’s been. ” Michael Alexander Amy Alter Key Club, French Club, Leader Corps, Co-Chairman Prom Committee “I’ve had the time of my life.” Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball, Jr. Sportnight Captain, National Honor Society, SADD, Battle of the Classes, Mother-Daughter Dinner “No one can make you feel inferior without your consent. ” Linda Ambort Kathleen Amthor 53 Colorguard “you only live once; if you do it right, once is enough. Elizabeth Andoos “Wave upon wave of avengers march cheerfully out of obscurity into a dream. ” Angelo Anzalone Cheerleading Jodi Arfin SICC, National Honor Society, Marching Band, Thespians, Symphonic Band, OTVP, Spanish Club, WOCR, Sider Press, Big Broth-er Big Sister “Only if you risk going too far will you discover how far you can really 90 Jodi Aronoff Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Softball, Varsity Tennis, Varsity Leader’s Club, Battle of the Classes, Sportnite, Homecoming, Spring Festival, SCOPE, VOICES. Spindrift “Teardrops fall softly. 'Why must we go? Why leave all the splendor that’s helped us to grow? SCOPE, Battle of the Classes ‘‘Friendships are like balloons, the more you put into them, the bigger they get. 54 Nikki Arstark Jeffrey Auerbach JV Football, JV La-crosse “ still don 't understand. What came first the chicken or the egg?” Ahoud Avshalomov Marching Band, Thespians, Jazz Band, SICC, Symphonic Band, Chess Team, Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Mathletes “Some days I want to conquer the world, and some days I want a chocolate chip cookie. ” Seth Axelrod Marching Band, Concert Band, Symphonic Band, Track Team “You've passed your most dangerous test if you're friends with the man in the glass. ” John Bacon Michael Baetens Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse, Track, Battle of the Classes “This is the first day of the rest of your life so take it slow and live it one day at a time. SADD, Battle of the Classes, Sportnite “Watching all the images unfurl before our eyes, our dreaming brings reality and hope to you and me. ” Susan Bailey Julie Bauch 55 Kerry Bauer Joanne Bedell Battle of the Classes Life moves by fast, if you don't stop and look around, you might miss it” Football. Spring Track In the beginning, there was nothing. Look how much there is now John Bedell Jason Behan Varsity Soccer — Alt-Division. All Conference. Co-Captam ft's better to bum ou£. than to fade ourayT' 56 Marceio Bellocchio Kim Belmonte Scott Benjamin Stacey Bergman Varsity Tennis, Badminton, Sportnite, SCOPE, SADD, Spanish Club, Battle of the Classes “So many faces in and out of my life, some will last, some will fade away. ” “All we can do is do what we must. “The world is like a waiting room. I hope they don't call me in too soon. ” Bari Berman Brian Bermudez Sophomore Vice President, JV Football, Homeroom Senator, SADD. Spanish Club, Battle of the Classes. “And the battle’s just begun, there’s many lost, but tell me who has won.” Jayson Bernstein Robyn Bersin Varsity Softball, Varsity Volleyball — Captain, JV Basketball, Sportnite, Battle of the Classes, Photography Club, Spanish Club “It was a good time. 57 Varsity Bowling “I'm not out to prove anything in life. just want to follow my destiny. ” Young Entrepreneurs, SCOPE. SADD ' Nothing is ever the same twice, so savor each moment. Michael Bertok Janine Bily Varsity Volleyball, Sportnite, SADD, Big Brother Sister, SCOPE “I've been waiting for this moment for all my life. ” Varsity Tennis, Varsity Badminton, VP Key Club, French Club, Sportnite, National Honor Society, Battle of the Classes, SPINDRIFT “Don’t dance to the rhythm, do something about it. ” Sandra Black Melissa Blacksin Varsity Cheerleader, Varsity Leader’s Club, DECA, Battle of the Classes “Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes. I’m afraid it s time for goodbye again. ” 58 Jennifer Blank Seth Blau Robert Blumencranz SICC, SADD, Botanical Gardens, Homecoming, DECA “Thanks for being my private dancer. “Friends, do we really know who they are. ” John Boutineau Katherine Bowen Varsity Softball Manager, Sportnite, SADD, Mother Daughter Dinner ‘When it counts. I’ll be there. ” Concert Choir, Varsity Lacrosse, Home Economics Clubs “Life is to the fortified by many friendships. To love, and to be loved, is the greatest happiness of existence. Varsity Softball Jean Bradley Susan Brady 59 Cecelia Bremer Regina Bremer Eric Brodheim All those words of wisdom, let it be.” Tom Bromley VP French Club. Badminton, Class Senator, National Honor Society, SICC, Italian Club, DECA, Key Club, Sportnite, Homecoming There's a kind of re lease and a kind of tor ment in every goodbye for every man. Thespians, Drama Club, Cross Country, Lacrosse Erica Brooks Brian Brown Senior Class President, Varsity Lacrosse, Football, Battle of the Classes, Variety Show, Ski Club “Stay gold. Class of '88” Keith Burkitt Christopher Button Varsity Cheerleading, Sportnite, Battle of the Classes, DECA, Leader Corps 4 7 am the master of my fate. I am the captain of my soul. President SSRO, President Futures, VP Mathletes, National Honor Society, Varsity Track, Varsity Cross-Country Veni. Vidi. Vici. Lorraine Caicedo Shawn Callahan Battle of the Classes, Track, Foreign Language Olympics Maxi Capone Michele Carlock Softball, Volleyball, National Honor Society, Sportnite “Moments pass, but memories last forever. 61 Cross Country, Spring Track, Winter Track Football “Make the best of our time. ” William Catsounis Isidro Carrion Joseph Cavanaugh Stacy Cavooris Marching Band “Just because a message may not be received. does not mean that it is not worth sending. ” SADD, Sportnite “Yesterday is gone, for get it. Tomorrow has not come, don't worry. Today is here! Celebrate! 62 Donna Cesare DECA, Spanish Club “Those were the times my friends, they say would never end. Stacey Chinsky Sportnite “Time just runs away, no more day by day.” Varsity Bowling, JV Baseball “ have waited four years for this moment. No more school. ” Maria Cindric Chris Ciociano Sider Press, Tennis Team “You don't need to understand everything. ” Michael Cohen Aliza Cohn Capt. — Cheerleading, Varsity Gymnastics, Sportnite, Battle of the Classes, National Honor Society, Spanish Club “We must welcome the future, remembering that is will soon be the past. Jennifer Colon Alicea Canino Mother Daughter Committee, SADD, Write-On “ accept the challenge, when do we begin?” Soccer “l’ve done my sentence . . . but committed no crime. ” 64 Christine Connallon Daniel Connell Basketball, Soccer, Sportnite, Battle of the Classes. Homecoming, Spindrift — Girls Sports Editor “This is where we all fall out.” Jennifer Connolly Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Sportnite, Battle of the Classes . . Remember days of racing cars, and being cool.” Patricia Constantine Spanish Club “Little Dreamer” Every now and then wish it was then instead of now. ” Andrea Corella Vladimir Corrales Section Leader — Marching Band, Stage Band, Symphonic Band, Horticulture Club, Club X “You can do a lot in a lifetime, if you don't burn out too fast. ” Michael Costanza Pamela Cullen Spindrift Art Editor, Key Club Treasurer, SCOPE, Sportnite, Interact “It's better to shoot for a star and miss, than aim for a pile of manure and land in it. ” 65 Lacrosse, Soccer, JV Volleyball, JV Softball, JV Basketball, SADD Officer, Spindrift Business Editor, Photography Club, Homecoming, Spring Festival, Battle of the Classes Suzanne Cunneen Treasurer Historian, DECA, Extra-Curricular Editor SPINDRIFT, Co-Captain Badminton, Sophomore Advisor Battle of the Classes, WOCR, Homecoming, Italian Club, Sportnite, Spring Carnival “Love is a bit like quicksand, the more you re in the deeper you sink, and when it hits you. you've just got to fall. Frances Cuomo Human Relations Frank D’Alessandro Russell Datz OTVP, Ski Club, WOCR, Cycling Club, Stage Crew, Photography Club, Sider Press, Spindrift “And so it’s time to change our ways, but I've loved these days. “ Marching Band, President — National Honor Society, Jazz Band, All County Jazz Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Club X, It’s Academic, Sax Quartet, Pit Orchestra, Wind Ensemble “In life, expect the unexpected . . . Everything East of the San Andreas Fault may eventually plunge into the Atlantic Ocean. ” Concert Choir, Thespians, Auntie Marne, Joseph, Free to Be . . ., Bye Bye Birdie, Good News, Brigadoon, Grease, The Cruicble, Ten Little Indians, Diary of Anne Frank, Home Ec Club, Photography Club, Ring Committee “Believe in the magic of your dreams. ” 66 Adam Davidson Eric Davis Football Christopher DeAngelo “Long stood there wondering, fearing, doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before. ” DECA, Badminton “All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. “ Carolyn Defontes Battle of the Classes, Football “If practice makes perfect. and nobody is per feet, then why do we practice?” Winter Spring Track, Sportnite, Varsity Leader’s Club, Italian Club “Yes. there are two paths you can go by. There’s still time to change the road. ” Cheerleading, SADD, Sportnite, Battle of the Classes “We create our tomorrows by what we dream today. ” Grace Denaro Deborah DeSanto 67 Sider Press, SCOPE, Spindrift, Photography Club, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Winter Spring Track, Law Club, Battle of the Classes, Sportnite, Spring Festival Everybody needs a hug. It changes your metabolism. ” Diane DeSeta “You may say I’m a dreamer, but I'm not the only one.” David Diamond Battle of the Classes, Ski Club, Horticulture Club, Sophomore Treasurer “Grazie altrettanto a tutti vol che mi avete alutato. ” Joseph DiDominica Sal Diesi “Success! Go after your dreams. ” 68 Connie DiGregorio Donna Dimacopoulos “It’s time to move on. ” John Dimacopoulos Paul Ditredici “Worlds are full of those who would steal your dreams. ” Evie Djoulia SCOPE Art Editor, WOCR, Spindrift Art Editor, DECA, Battle of the Classes, Sportnite, Cheerleading, Track, Badminton “From the highest degree of love to the lowest degree of goodwill, friends make the sweet ness of life. ” Wrestling, Varsity Leader’s Club, Capt. Battle of the Classes “I'm not who I think I am. I’m not who you think I am. I am who I think you think I am.” John Doolan Lacrosse “Keep your face always toward the sunshine and the shadows will fall behind you. ” Joseph Dressier Alexander Duran 69 Michael Durkin Capt. Varsity Soccer, Capt. Varsity Softball, Varsity Basketball, Battle of the Classes, Sportnite, Volleyball, Leader Corps, SADD “If you face the sun, then the shadows will always fall behind you. ” Christa Dwyer Battle of the Classes, Big Brother Sister “Nothing ever stays the same, it's always going to change. ” Laura Dyer Lisa Edelstein Varsity Cheerleading, Co-Capt. JV Cheerleading, Gymnastics, Fundraiser — Key Club, Spanish Club, Sportnite, Battle of the Classes “Why worry about tomorrow when today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday? Big Brother Sister, Spanish Club “Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but Hue for today. ” National Honor Society, SCOPE, World Interest Club, Ecology Club, Sider Press, SS-RO, Student Government, Battle of the Classes, Varsity Win-ter Spring Track, Varsity Cross Country “Eile be seeing you. 70 Tina Ehrler Evan Eile SCOPE. Sportnite, Key Club, Spanish Club “If you don't take time to look around, life will pass you by. ” Robyn Einhorn Tennis, DECA, Sportnite, Battle of the Classes Life is an incurable dis ease. ” Jennifer Epstein Sportnite, Big Broth-er Sister, SCOPE, SADD, Track Team, Battle of the Classes “The struggle, the striving, the hopes, the heartbreaks, the feeling that makes it all worthwhile. ” Laurie Epstein Mark Epstein Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Spring Track, Battle of the Classes, Leader Corps, Key Club “The whole world is about three drinks behind. ” Todd Esposito Greg Failla 71 Marching Band. Concert Band. Symphonic Band, Riflery Wisdom comes to no one by chance. Joseph Fanning Marching Band. Con cert Choir You haue to live life to love life, and you have to love life to live life. ” JoEllen Farrish Spanish Club. Varsity Tennis “I don 't believe I made it. “You 're gonna make it Thanks Mrs. Fields. if you try. They 're gonna love you. ” Todd Fass Christine Federico Football, Winter Spring Track, Cross Country, Tennis, Ski Club, Spanish Club “Every now and then I get a little bit worried that the best years of my life have passed me by. 72 Scott Feinstein Steven Feit Sider Press Managing Editor, OpEd Editor. Sports Editor, Photography Editor, Spindrift Editor-in Chief, Capt. Cross-Country, Capt. Winter Track, Capt. Spring Track, SCOPE Journal Editor, World Interst Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Hands Against Hunger, Spring Carnival ’87 Journal Editor, Varsity Leader’s Club, National Honor Society. What a time it was: a time of innocence, a time of confidences. Thanks. Ms. Huegler. You re one of a kind. You can do a lot in a lifetime ... if you don t burn out too fast. ” Jacqueline Ferrara Jerry Ferrara Photography Club, SADD, Ski Club “Yesterday was a dream, tomorrow is a vision. today was a little rough. ” Varsity Basketball, JV Basketball. Wind Ensemble, Orchestra Don't do today what you can put off until tomorrow . . . unless its for money. ” Vincent Ferrara Barry Feuerstein SCOPE, SADD, Young Entreprenuers Dreams fulfilled, memories kept, and friendships everlasting. Varsity Baseball, JV Baseball, Varsity Football Don't waste your time always searching for those wasted years. Nicole Fields Michael Finkelstein 73 Sec. Senior Class, Treas. Junior Class, National Honor Society, Variety Show, Co-Capt. Battle of the Classes, Sider Press, Spring Carnival, JV Baseball, Wrecking Crew, Grease “Don 't need no clothes Don't need no food I'm in the mood to party Scott Flugman Marty Flyntz Varsity Lacrosse, JV Lacrosse, Varsity Football Think of all the good things that we have left undone. Marc Fontaine Laura Fonzo Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball “Life is a coloring book. Live it in vivid colors. Love to family. Baseball, Basketball, Weight-Lifting “Hitting is the art of timing. Pitching is the upset of timing. Don’t let good things slip away. 74 George Franzese John Frascatore SCOPE, Sportnite, SADD, French Club “Live every moment, love everyday. Melissa Fried Lacrosse, SADD, Col-orguard. Home Economics Club “What would life be without our memories of love, laughter, and tears? Amy Friedman SADD officer, TEAMS, Sportnite Let a clearer conscience lead you. Don 't let anyone deceive you. ” Lisa Friedman Drum Major — Marching Band. Photography Club, Thespians, Ecology Club Dance is the only art whereon we ourselves are the stuff from which it is made. Alison Friedson DECA, Varsity Tennis, Ski Club, Spanish Club History 's page will be neatly carved in stone. The future is here, we are it, we are on our own.” Eric Friedwald Christopher Fritz 75 Thespians, Good News, Brigadoon, Grease, The Crucible, Chorus, Concert Choir, Key Club Cheerleading, Varsity Gymnastics, Spring Track, Battle of the Classes, Sportnite, SADD, Varsity Leader’s Club Hold onto yesterday but not too tightly, let loose just enough to reach for tomorrow. Amy Futterman Patricia Gagliano SADD “Life’s never easy. We can make it if we try. ” Alexandra Galiano Capt. Varsity Soccer, Capt. Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Volleyball, Varsity Leader’s Club, Pres, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, SADD, Key Club, Sportnite, Battle of the Classes. “We'll take the best, forget the rest, and someday we’ll find these are the best of times!” Kathleen Gallagher “And these children are immune.” 76 Varsity Tennis, SCOPE, Law Club, Spanish Club, Sportnite, Battle of the Classes, Homecoming, Psychology Club, DECA, SADD, Sider Press, French Club “All of your dreams can be a reality, but if you re not willing to work for it, it’s just a fantasy.” Michael Gallagher Amy Caryn Gallatin JV Soccer, VP Ski Club DECA, Ski Club, Cycling Club “Play to win. or don't p ay at all. Everything you want in life is within reach, you just might have to stretch a little. ” Gregg Galletta Michael Gallo Treas. SICC, Spanish Club, Mathletes, Track, Varsity Tennis “You can breeze through most of your lifer Josh Gallof Wind Ensemble, Orchestra, WOCR, OTVP, Ski Club “A man doesn't begin to attain wisdom until he recognizes he is no longer in-dispensible. ” David Ganulin “On the highway of life, there is always time to make a detour. ” Orchestra Michael Georgakis Elliot Gerstner 77 Evilde Gigliotti Joanne Giunta Gymnastics, Spanish Award, Sportnite “If life is a joke, then I'm just kidding.” Michael Gleeson Jeanette Gogan Sec. Leader Corps, Key Club, SCOPE, SADD, Sportnite “When I look back without a regret, you. my friends. I won't forget. Varsity Soccer, Varsity Tennis, WOCR, Young Entreprenuers 78 Renni Gold Mitchell Golden Varsity Basketball, Varsity Lacrosse “If practice makes perfect and no one is per feet. why practice?” Sportnite, Big Broth-er Sister, SCOPE, Winter Spring Track, Spanish Club, SADD, Battle of the Classes, Key Club. “Sometimes you've got to take a chance and do something that everyone thinks is outrageous.” Brian Goldsmith Robin Goldstein Philip Gonsowski Valerie Goodman 79 Law Club. SCOPE. Key Club. Battle of the Classes Life is like a bowl of cherries, but don't swallow the pits!! DECA, Drama Club, Spanish Club, Battle of the Classes, Photography Club “This is my way; where is yours?” David Goodstadt Kathleen Grasing Battle of the Classes, Sportnite, Spanish Club, Italian club, Key Club, Treas. and VP Leader Corps, SADD, Homecoming “J always lie even when 1 tell the truth. ” Maureen Grasing Gymnastics Christine Graziano Sportnite, Battle of the Classes, SADD “Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off your goal. ” Capt. Rifle Team, Co-Capt. Softball, SADD “Things in this life change very slowly if they ever change at all. ’’ 80 Jodi Grazier Cory Greenberg Varsity Football ‘Everybody has to elevate from the norm. Andrew Griffin Varsity Soccer, Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Leader’s Club, Battle of the Classes “Happy trails to you. until we meet again. ” Bradley Grossman Marching Band “Whenever I feel like studying I lay down till the feeling goes away. ” JV Baseball, Basketball Michelle Gruhn Brian Grunhaus 81 Human Relations, SADD officer “All we need is an ear to listen, and eye to behold. and a heart to feel. ” Denise Guise “Education is learning what you didn’t even know you didn’t know. ” Preetinder Gujral Baseball Eddie Haas Caryn Haber Pres. Key Club, Pres. Interact, SCOPE, Psychology Club, Leader Corps “Memories are the one thing that can't be taken away. When times are bad — just remember. ” Homecoming “All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be 82 Kathy Hall Scott Hall Basketball “The surest u ay not to fail is to determine to succeed. Mitchell Hassenbein Homecoming, Freshman Class Treasurer, Softball . it’s not too late to learn how to love and forget how to hate. ” Kelly Healy Battle of the Classes, Sportnite, JV Basketball, Freshman Soccer, SADD “In the end. on dreams we will depend. That's what life is made of. ” Jennifer Herman Thespians, Sider Press Art Editor, Spindrift Performing Arts Editor, Mathletes “Some people understand in order to control, while others understand to allow and accept and forgive there's a difference. ” Adam Hess Jennifer Hiland William Hiskey 83 Mathletes Basketball, DECA “Toto. I don't think we're in Kansas anymore. ” Larry Hoffman Ira Holub DECA, Big Broth-er Sister, Spanish Club, Young En treprenuers, Sportnite Never say never. Reach for the unreachable stars. ” Sportnite, Battle of the Classes, Varsity Basketball, Human Relations “Be optimistic. It can only get better. Better than what? Use your imagination. ” Stacey Honig Patricia Howe 84 Christopher Hughes Volleyball, Sportnite, Battle of the Classes, Young Entreprenuers, Spindrift Why worry about tomorrow. when today was the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. Sherri Hurwitz Pres. Key Club, Pres. Interact, Features Editor Sider Press, SCOPE, Psychology Club Keep holding on to the dreams that make tomorrow. ” Beth Hyman Treas. Botanical Gardens, SADD, Battle of the Classes, Sportnite, Photography Club, Homeroom Senator “Without love and someone to share it with, everything is nothing. ” Michelle Iriarte “My Dreams, they Football, JV Baseball aren't as empty as my conscience seems to “ found the simple life. It be. ’ ain 't so simple. Kim Itzkowitz Raymond Jacobs And we all know its better. Yesterday has past, now let's all start the living for the one that’s going to last. ” Varsity Soccer, Leader Corps, Concert Choir Treasurer, Battle of the Classes, Sportnite, The Crucible, Chorus, Concert Band “Before we end and then begin, we’ll have a toast to how it’s been. ” Paige Jason Kathryn Johanson 85 Sportnite ' Hey you Don 'I tell me there is no hope at all. Together, we stand, divided we fall. Susan Johnson Gurpal Johar Russell Jones Thespians. Diary of Anne Frank, The Crucible. Brigaaoon. Chorus, Concert Choir, Orchestra, Sider Press, Key Club. Interact. Law Club Each dap is a new life. Seize it. Live it. For in today walks tomorrow. Caryn Joseph Battle of the Classes, Basketball, Track, Soccer. Horticulture Club I don't believe today everything I believed yesterday.'' I've been down a long road, and I still have a long way to go. ” 86 Kelly Judge Karin Kamzoi Cheerleading, Capt. Battle of the Classes, SCOPE, Pres. VOICES, VP Fresh-men, Sportnite, Prom Committee, Hands Against Hunger, Head Clown “When in clanger or in doubt, run in circles, scream and shout. ” Stacey Kane Spanish Club, SCOPE “Happiness is something to do, something to love, something to hope for.” Jill Kaplan SCOPE, JV Volleyball. JV Softball. Track. Sportnite. Battle of the Clsses. Leader Corps, Key Club, Hands Against Hunger, Spring Festival, Homecoming “True friends are never gone. They become treasured memories. ” SADD, Track, Soccer “I've had the time of my life Mami Kaplan Angela Kathman Big Brother Big Sister. DEC A. Spanish Club. Young Entreprenuers “We are all skating on the thinnest of ice. You gotta take it as it comes in a world that 's not so nice. Sec. Photography Club, Homeroom Senator, Battle of the Classes. Sportnite “Life ain't worth a damn until you can shout out I am what I am.” Deborah Katz Lauren Katz 87 Varsity Soccer, Sport-nite “Live for today, dream about tomorrow because dreams last forever and today becomes the past. ” Sportnite, SADD, Soccer, Battle of the Classes “Though we travel on it 's not goodbye, wherever we are you’re always inside. ” Joann Kaylor Susan Kaylor Chess Club, Psychology Club “The light at the end of the tunnel is nothing but a burglar’s toy. ” Robert Kearney Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Winter Track, Varsity Track and Field “It takes a certain kind of coolness to stay in control.” Scott Keenan 88 Varsity Softball, Sportnite, SADD “There's only one way for happiness — to love and be loved. ” Marianne Keiper “Here I go again on my own. Going down the only road I’ve ever known.” Patrice Kelly Financial Chairperson SCOPE. Treas. Spanish Club. GO Senator, Varsity Badminton. Varsity Leader’s Club, Sider Press, Homecoming, Battle of the Classes, Sportnite “The unexamined life is not worth living.” Teresa Kemp Colleen Kenny Officer of DECA. Sportnite, Battle of the Classes, SADD 7 hope my present dreams become my future accomplishments. “Many dreams come true, some have silver linings. I live for my dream and a pocketful of gold. ” Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. ” William Kerls Katie Kilcommons SADD, Sportnite, Manager Varsity Softball, Mother Daughter Dinner It was long ago. it was far away, so much better than it is today. ” To accomplish great things, we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also be lieve. Tracey Kirby Elona Kozinevich 89 Varsity Tennis, Varsity Basketball, Football, Spanish Club “Let there be songs to fill the air. ” Douglas Kozinn Varsity Lacrosse, Football, Battle of the Classes “We are the future, we were the past, all the memories were made to last. ” Ronald Kraemer “Today is the first day of the rest of your life. ” Law Club, SCOPE, Key Club, Sportnite “Time works both for us and against us — depending on how we use it. ” Michele Krous Amy Kusnitz Senior Editor Spindrift, Agenda Chairman SCOPE, In-Depth Features Editor Sider Press, President Law Club, Secretary World Interest Club, VP Interact, National Honor Society, “Oklahoma,” “Free to Be ... You and Me.” “Words are too solid. They don’t move fast enough to catch the blur in the brain that flies by and is gone. ” Varsity Soccer 90 Elissa Landa Mark Landberg Sportnite, Winter Spring Track, Battle of the Classes “Hope for the future, don’t dwell in the past. Live in the present and make today last. ” Lisa Langer Paul Lastella Features Editor Sider Press, S1CC, Spanish Club, Track Matthew Laux Cherrie Laygo GO Secretary, Varsity Cheerleading, Varsity Badminton, Chairman Mother Daughter Dinner, Sportnite, JV Basketball, SCOPE Gregory Leavey Varsity Soccer Stever avey 91 Head Section Leader Marching Band, Jazz Band “The ability to do it yourself is ability itself. San Du Lee “Did I list all my activities or is it too late to join any?” Dean Lehigh Marat Lempert All-State Wrestler, All County Wrestler, League Champ Wrestling, Cross Country, Soccer “Take what life has to offer because it moves too fast to think about it.” Football, Baseball, Basketball, Variety Show, Battle of the Classes Mike Lenox GO Vice President, GO Senator, Asst. Agenda Chairman SCOPE, Varsity Lacrosse, Discovery Leader “Imagination is more important than knowledge.” 92 Randi Levinson Kevin Liebov Sportnite One love. A person is lucky to have just one. ” SADD, Treas. French Club, Battle of the Classes, Key Club, Sider Press “ like life, it’s something to do.” Dara Liguori Kara Lilian Tennis Young Entreprenuers, “It’s all happened recently. DEC A now we’re living in that dream we had not long ago. ” Matthew Linderman Sherie Lipp Football, Basketball, Baseball, SADD, Battle of the Classes, Variety Show “It’s time for us to change the world. Peace in the Future. ” Football, Lacrosse, Ski Club, Photography Club “ Ne all have dreams but the ones that make them realities WIN! Steven Lisi Robert Loughman 93 Basketball, Spring Track, Sider Press, Battle of the Classes “No one else can live my life and no one else can make things right. Deborah Lowell Lacrosse “Somedays. it can feel so right, other c ays feel wrong ’cause every new day a change comes along. ” Richard Luft Wrestling, Soccer John Lund Tina Lurie GO President, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Lacrosse, Junior President, Executive Council, Varsity Leader’s Club, Variety Show, Homecoming, Capt. Battle of the Classes, SADD, Big Brother Big Sister, Ski Club, Homeroom Senator, DECA “Our future is a million mile journey, and today we take the first step. ” Sider Press Photography Editor, Sec. French Club, Varsity Track, Varsity Basketball, JV Basketball, Badminton “Don’t ever tell everybody everything. If you do, you start missing everybody.” 94 Douglas Lyon Susannah Lyson SADD, Battle of the Classes, Sportnite, Spanish Club “The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. Lauren Malvica Sportnite, Battle of the Classes ‘‘Friendship is the only cement that holds the world together. ” Rosamaria Mammoliti 95 National Honor Society, Treas. Mathletes, Sec. Science Research Organization, Library Worker, Vice Pres. Futures ‘7 dedicate this quote to my family, friends and teachers. Joseph Manaloto Stacy Mandel Sider Press Exchange Editor, Distribution Editor, Layout Editor, In-Depth Features Editor, Newsworld Distribution Editor, Sec. SICC, Spanish Club, Homecoming, Drama Club “One word is worth a thousand pictures. ” A soul in tension that's learning to fig. Condition grounded but determined to try. Joseph McCabe Class Secretary, Capt. Battle of the Classes, Pres. Leader Corps., Sec. Key Club, SCOPE, VOICES, Sportnite, Varsity Soccer “If there were no laughter. we would all go insane. Margaret McDermott Gymnastics “Life moves pretty fast, if you don’t stop and look around once in awhile, you might miss it. Capt. Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Leader’s Club, Battle of the Classes “Nothing can give so much happiness, eve ryone is a victim of love. Theresa McNeill Anthony Meola 97 Michael Metzger Barbra Meyer Battle of the Classes, Pres. VICA Do what you feel is right, and always give a friend a helping hand. Michael Minelli Heather Mintz Sportnite, Battle of the Classes, Foreign Language Exchange Program, Human Relations Day, Mother Daughter Dinner, SADD If Ido it. then it's OK Raphael Mojica James Molloy 99 Soccer Winter Track, DECA, Ski Club Evan Moody James Moreno Joseph Moretti Ernie Muller “Hang in there because miracles do happen. ” Battle of the Classes I'm pullin outta here to urin. ” 100 Joe Ann Nostrand Darren Novi SCOPE, DECA, Young Entreprenuers, Battle of the Classes “We'll take the best, forget the rest and someday we’ll find these are the best of times. Spring Track, Winter Track “Let your dreams take flight somewhere in time. ” Robert Novick Veronica Novodomszky Soccer, Track, Basketball, Volleyball “We are always striving for a new goal. We can never satisfy our inner soul.” Jennifer O’Connor Robert O’Connor Home Economics Club, Honor Roll, Office Worker “It’s nice to be important. but it's more important to be nice. ” Lori Odzer 101 Varsity Lacrosse “Lilies that fester smell far worse than weeds. Varsity Baseball “One Way Out Russell Olson Michael O’Neill Varsity Lacrosse, Jr. Class Float, Varsity Leader’s Club, Battle of the Classes JV Winter Track Michael O’Reilly Paul O’Reilly Psychology Club, Horticulture Club, Spanish Club “Beware the Jabber-wock. my son. “ Cross Country, Track. Horticulture Club 102 Gregory Orlando Steve Osder Football, Ski Club, Battle of the Classes, DE-CA “No dream is too great as long as you go after it. ” Capt. Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse, Battle of the Classes, Variety Show, Sider Press, SADD, Varsity Leader’s Club Life is either a daring adventure or it 's nothing at all. ” Michael Ossam Sean O’Sullivan Varsity Football, Student Government, Ring Committee James O’Toole James Ott “And so today my world it smiles. ” Joe Palazzolo Michele Palmigiano iq3 Goodbye!” Christina Paul Diane Paul JV Football, Battle of the Classes, SADD, Varsity Leader’s Club, Homecoming Take a walk on the wild side. ” “But I still haven’t found what I’m looking for.” Steven Paul Lesley Pearsall Freshman Football Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for my dream and a pocket full of gold. 104 Marc Peletier Richard Penchuk A i Alfred Pepe Anthony Pepe Football, Track, Cross Country, Battle of the Classes “Give peace a chance.” Christopher Perna Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Leader’s Club, Battle of the Classes, SADD “Love comes, love goes; hopefully for the best . . . who knows?” Kevin Pfister Varsity Lacrosse, Tennis, Winter Track, Pres. Home Ec. Club, Treas. Sec. Orchestra, Spanish Club, French Club, Photography Club, WOCR . . Lifer Paul Phipps Alka Pillai 105 Football Varsity Badminton, Tennis, French Club, Sportnite, Battle of the Classes, Homecoming Friendship is just a small world, it is people who make it big. Richard Poeggel Amy Polansky Capt. JV, Varsity Cheerleading, Softball, SADD, Varsity Soccer, Sportnite, Battle of the Classes, Key Club “Some people see things as they are, and ask why, I dream of things that never were, and ask why not. ” 106 Dominique Prinzevalli Football, Key Club As years went by and high school ends. I'll miss everyone. but mostly my 'friends ” Vincent Prinzevalli Antoinette Prudenti Sportnite, Battle of the Classes “I can 't believe I made it.” Varsity Soccer, Varsity Leader’s Club, Spanish Club, SADD, Key Club, Spring Track, Battle of the Classes. Sportnite So. before we end and then begin, we'll drink a toast to how it's been. Meghan Quigley Marching Band A man’s true wealth is the good that he does in the world. ” Gregory Rabener Big Brother Big Sister, Baton Twirling, Gymnastics “Striue toward success but success will mean nothing without happiness.” Sheila Rafkind Marching Band, OTVP ' Working never killed anyone, but I'm not taking any chances. Adam Rappaport Rifle Team, Marching Band Drum Captain, Jazz Band, Orchestra ' Time spent in laughter is time well invested. ” Seth Reichelson 107 French Club You are only as smart as the person you sit next to. SADD, Battle of the Classes, Sportnite “A day that we did not laugh is a day not worth remembering. ” Andrew Reingold Lorraine Reluzco Stacie Richards Volleyball, Softball, Basketball, Tennis “The only way to fly is on the wings of love. ” Baseball, Football, Variety Show “It's not easy being green. Terrence Riecker Spanish Club, SADD Psychology Club, Big Brother Big Sister, Human Relations Day 108 Jennifer Rizzo Jeffrey Robinson Life is short, make the most of it. ” Shari Rodman Germania Rodriguez Kevin Roldos Lee Rolnick Capt. Battle of the Classes, Baseball “A distant ship smokes on the horizon. SADD “Looking back, the times are over, but the memories linger on. ’’ Robert Romeo Catalina Rosario 109 Cheerleading, SADD, TEAMS, Sportnite Ellen Rosenberg Pres. World Interest Club, Pres. Mathletes, VP SSRO, Orchestra, SCOPE. Ecology Club, Nat'l. Honor Society, Club X 'By space, the universe encompasses and swallows me up; by thought I comprehend the world. ’’ Jonathan Rosenberg SADD, Sportnite, TEAMS, Varsity Cheerleading World Interest Club Things like this hap pen. Nanci Rosenberg Daniel Rubin 110 Laura Sabatino Michael Sabatino Spindrift Senior Editor, Senior Class Treasurer, Battle of the Classes, Sportnite, SADD, Pres. Photography Club, Spring Festival, Homecoming, Mother Daughter Dinner “ you wake up and don't want to smile, open your eyes and look at the day. you'll see things in a different way.” Sportnite, Photography Club, Battle of the Classes In the end I’ll know. On the way. I’ll wonder. ” Janet Sandhaas Dawn Santeramo All we are is dust in the wind. ” Asst. Head Section Leader Marching Band, Varsity Lacrosse Every year’s a souvenir that slowly fades away. ” Michael Sarancha Beth Savitz Big Brother Big Sister, SADD, SCOPE, Sportnite, Battle of the Classes “A rainy day every once in awhile makes the sunny days seem better. ” William Schachtel Lisa Schill 111 “Someday you'll find direction around some corner where it’s been waiting to meet you. Mathletes, SADD, Var sity Bowling Craig Schlanger Carey Schnitter Marching Band, Rifle Team, Pres. Ski Club “Live, love, laugh, be happy because children are God’s way of saying the world must go on. ” Adam Schofield Alison Schuele 112 Christine Sclafann Deidre Scott Steve Sekeroglov Jacqueline Selkirk Football, Lacrosse “An ending is just a beginning, the closer you get to the meaning, the sooner you know that you 're dreaming.” Matthew Sforza Concert Band, Marching Band, Chorus, Concert Choir, Big Broth-er Big Sister, SCOPE, SADD, Homecoming, The Crucible “We will never say goodbye to the special friends we’ve made to last a lifetime always and forever. ” Aileen Shapiro Jessica Sherman “Don’t judge people by first impressions. Wait to encounter the true inside. ” Jodi Sherwood 113 Ski Club, Battle of the Classes, DECA, Football, Young En-treprenuers No hesitation, no holding back, let it all go and you'll know you're on the right track. Daniel Siegel Karen Siliznol SCOPE, Law Club, SADD, Spanish Club, Sportnite, Badminton We don’t remember days: we remember mo ments. ” Evan Silver Lacrosse, DECA, Ski Club, Battle of the Classes Sportnite, Battle of the Classes, Big Broth-er Big Sister “Times may change but true friends remain true forever. ” Susan Silver To be yourself is the hardest battle. 114 Jill Silverstone Stacey Simon Anne Smith Eric Smith David Somma Kerry Sousa 116 Maria Staffa Corey Stein “For your love ” Tobey Stevenson Big Brother Big Sister, Sportnite, Battle of the Classes Friendship is just a very small world, it's the people that make it big.” Halley Strauss Tara Strauss “Now I’ve been happy lately, thinking about the good things to come, and I believe it could be something good has begun. ’’ Richard Stock Julie Swan Daniel Tannor 117 Varsity Gymnastics, Sportnite My spirit is crying for leauing. ” Erin Tansey Varsity Soccer, Varsity Leader’s Club, Battle of the Classes All in all. we re just an other brick in the wall. Shawn Tarquinio “The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. Michael Trezza Melissa Tursi 118 Lisa Upbin Anthony Vacchio Bruce Vandermosten Tina Vasaturo “Just tune in to what this world has to offer, because we may never be here again. Stephen Vaughan Dean Verdino Sider Press Editor-in Chief, Varsity Badminton, Honor Society, Varsity Leader’s Club, SCOPE, Sophomore Class President, GO Secretary, Photography Club, Battle of the Classes, Sportnite Ad inexplorate! Heidi Villhauer William Vitelli VP Botanical Gardens Club, Cheerleading, Battle of the Classes, Sportnite, Photography Club, SADD, Spanish Club, Gymnastics To love is nothing, to be loved is something, but. to love and be loved is everything. ” Anastasia Vlahakis Jon Vlahakis JV Baseball, Football, Ski Club “ haven't always had what I wanted but I never really wanted what I didn’t have. ” SADD, Home Ec Club, Mother Daughter Dinner, Italian Club “Just a little time could open closed doors . . . never surrender. Donna Vodola John Voltaggio Sportnite, Photography Club, Battle of the Classes “Count your age by friends not gears . . . count your life by smiles not tears. Patricia Warttinger Kim Waxenberg Capt. Varsity Tennis, Varsity Badminton, SCOPE, Sportnite “To be is to do (Socrates). To do is to be (Sartre), Do Be Do Be Do (Sinatra) ' Elissa Weber Basketball, Baseball “If you work hard, you can accomplish anything. Scott Weinstein Drama Club, Thespians, Key Club “A friend is one who understands your past, believes in your future, and accepts you today just as you are. ” Brian J. Weiss Denise Weiss 121 Big Brother Big Sister, Sportnite, Battle of the Classes Plan for the future as if you would line forever, live today as if it were your last. Shari Weiss Lacrosse, Winter Track, Big Brother Big Sister, Photography Club “I am just a newboy stranger in this town. Where are all the good times?'' David Welles Marching Band, World Interest Club, Jazz Band, Sider Press, Club X, National Honor Society If ignorance is bliss, then we are all but squirrels in a vast otherness. ” Adam West Gerard Widder Co-Capt. Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Win-ter Spring Track, Key Club, Spindrift, Battle of the Classes “You’re supposed to explore, change, experience, risk, and live.” 122 Richard Willard Varsity Soccer, SADD, Sportnite, Battle of the Classes, Mother Daughter Dinner “I'm not afraid of tomorrow. for I have seen yesterday and I love today.” Dawn Williams “When you read be tween the lines, it's all the same. ” Kevin Wong Christopher Wood SADD, Battle of the Classes, Sportnite “Never try to explain yourself. Your friends won’t ask for it. and your enemies won't believe it anyway. ” Marching Band, Chorus, Concert Choir, Col-orguard Captain Tiffany Woods Debra Wright DECA, Battle of the Classes, Young En-treprenuers Hidden in the crowd. But when they said, sit down!', I stood up. ” Billy Wykert Larry Yablon 123 Thespians, Drama Club, Sider Press, Homecoming, SICC, SADD Ko Chun Yao Caryn Yeoman JV Football, Law Club, SCOPE “What can you do when your dreams come true, and it is not quite the way it had been planned” DECA “This is the time to remember, cause it will not last forever. ” Risa Young Wrestling, Thespians, Concert Choir “A ship in a harbor is safe, but that's not why ships are built. “ Thespians, Drama Club, Orchestra, Photography Club, Art Director — Human Relations Day, Marching Band “Hop on the line, you won’t be last. 124 Saul Zabell Mark Zacharia Battle of the Classes ■'Temptation is now easier to handle. Stephanie Zahos SCOPE, Big Broth-er Big Sister, Win-ter Spring Track, Homecoming, Battle of the Classes, ESL Dinner, Spindrift, Botanical Garden Club “Sometimes the poorest man leaves his children the richest inheritance. Michele Zannikos Spindrift Photography Editor, Pres. Photography Club, Fundraiser Key Club, Varsity Tennis Team, Spanish Club, Hands Against Hunger “Dreams are the future, memories are the past. Hold them deep within and they will forever last.” Paula Zeitlin Lauren Ziegler JV Football Ron Zion Stacey Zullo 125 Camera Shy: Christina Buhagiar, John Esposito, Maria Gaitan, Sheldon Ginsburg, Marc Greene, Michael Gurello, Steven Lurie, Linda Montazzoli, Adam Revere. G.O. OFFICERS Cherrie Laygo (Treasurer), Douglas Lyon (President), Randi Levinson (Vice President), Joslin Zeplin (Secretary) THERE ARE PLACES I REMEMBER ALL MY LIFE, THOUGH SOME HAVE CHANGED, SOME FOREVER, NOT FOR BETTER, SOME HAVE GONE AND SOME REMAIN 127 128 WHEN YOUR HEART IS IN YOUR DREAMS NO REQUEST IS TOO EXTREME. KEEPIN’ THE FAITH Igggg SPINDRIFT EDITORS Steven Feit Editor-in-Chief Elissa Landa and Janet Sandhaas Senior Editors Pam Cullen and Evie Djoulia Art Editors Adam Hess Performing Arts Editor Suzanne Cunneen Business and Faculty Editor Frances Cuomo Extra-Curricular and Faculty Editor 132 Paula Zeitlin Photography Editor Jennifer Connolly Girls’ Sports and Faculty Editor Rich Willard Boys’ Sports Editor SPINDRIFT: The misty sea spray that flies from cresting waves due to strong winds and high seas CONTRIBUTORS Esther Willard David Welles John Doolan Diane DeSeta Gerard Widder 133 KEY CLUB Row 1: D. Solash, G. Widder, L. Ambort, L. Eisner, L. Edelstein (Fundraiser). P. Zeitlin (Fundraiser), M. Blacksin (Vice-Pres.), B. Hyman (Pres.), C. Haber (Pres.), P. Cullen, M. McDermott, T. Krimko, L. Rosen, J. Wilko. Row 2: R. Einhorn, R. Gold, J. Zeplin, C. Laygo, M. Kaplan, A. Alter, L. Schill, C. Baney, J. Semagram, J. Friedman, C. Levine, S. Salinsky, S. Poster, M. Tucker, E. Freinhar, J. Kelly, J. Eidelman Row 3: J. Sandhaas, D. Meyers, J. Bueller, J. Vlacancich, L. Caicedo, F. Millman, F. Biehl, A. Feldman, D. Lyon, M. Quigley, C. Wagner, K. Gallagher. M. Valenti, E. Kugal, M. Slifkin, A. Finkelstein, C. Laygo, K. Jackson, J. Weinberg. Row 4: E. Brooks, G. Failla, M. Golden, K. Lilian. R. Mates, T. Gopen, V. Ferrara, A. Vlahakis, M. Iriarte, P. Sprinsky, L. Topol, S. Mandel, A. Futterman, C. Joseph, J. Hochveiter. 134 P Zeitlin — Fundraiser, M. McDermott — Secretary, M. Blacksin — Vice-Pres., B. Hyman — Pres., G. Haber — Pres., P. Cullen — Treas., L. Edelstein — Fundraiser. INTERACT Row 1: E. Landa — VP, C. Haber — Pres., B. Hyman — Pres. Row 2: S. Mandel, C. Joseph, P. Cullen, S. Cunneen. CLUB X 135 Row 1: D. Grimberg, A. West, T. Kemp, R. Levinson, J. Aranoff. Row 2: M. Pesca, S. Axelrod, J. Manalato. D.E.C.A. Row 1: J Voltaggio, S Tiegel, A Altshuler. W. Kalb. S. Chinsky. M. White. D. Gazes. T. Meagher Row 2: C. Defontes, L. Hoffman. R Young. P. Jason. S. Honig. J Blank. A. Alter. E. Brooks. B. Deluca Row 3: E Moody. F. Cuomo (Historian). C. Bremer (Secretary). D. Diamond (Vice President). C. Acosta (President). R Bremer (Secretary). L. Eisner (Parliamentarian). C. Kenny (Reporter). E. Djoulia. CHAPTER OFFICERS 136 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Row 1: H. Villhauer — VP, S. Lyson — Pres., J. Sandhaas — Pres., E. Djoulia — Sec., Treas. Row 2: G. Wagner, J. Connolly — H.O.R., S. Cunneen — E.P.A., D. DeSeta — Foreign Delegate Missing: M. Niccolini — Empress. LEADER CORPS Row 1: M. McDermott — Pres., M. Grasing — Vice-Pres., L. Eisner — Treas., R. Gold — Sec. Row 2: E. Lee, L. Caicedo. L. Ambort, K. Johanson, J. Semegram, J. Friedman, C. Levine, D. Solash Row 3: B. DiBrita, A. Vlahakis, C. Dwyer, J. Sandhaas, L. Edelstein. A. Alter. M. Blacksin, P. Zeitlin. Row 4: V. Ferrara, C. Perna, K. Burkitt, L. Hoffman, G. Failla, J. Frascatore 137 STUDENT COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EDUCATION Row I: D. DeSeta (Hospitality), M. Kaplan (Ass’t Delegate Chair.), E. Landa (Agenda Chair.), E. Eile (Chairman), T. Kemp (Financial), S. Griff (Delegate Chair ), R. Levinson (Ass’t Agenda Chair.). Row 2: B. DiBrita, A. Howard, E. Lee, H. Miranda, E. Djoulia, M. Pesca, J. Lorge, N. Scida, C. Dawson, K. Cooperman, E. Freinhar, M. Tucker, D. Solash, E. Barrish, R. Einhorn, P. Cullen. Row 3: H. Villhauer, D. Lichtman, B. Deluca, K. Hines, J. Hyman, J. Millard, G. Berger, K. Nachbar, L. Altman, M. Appleman, D. Brodsky, C. Hansen, A Kusnitz, C. Haber, B. Hyman. A. Fishier, A. Budd Row 4: A. Schwartz, T. Vercruysse, N. Wertz, L. Schill, M. McDermott, J. Whitney, J Holtz, B. Kelsky, C. Rothfeld, J. Traugot, P. Sprinsky, J. Levy, M. Valenti, L. Topol, J. Rosenberg, S. Black, R. Goldstein, J. Sherwood, L. Epstein. 138 FRENCH CLUB Row 1: C. Haber, E. Landa, J. Jablons, D. Grimberg, D. Brodsky, R. Kemp, L. DeLuca Row 2: B. Hyman. D. Bertok, M. Appel, A. Altman. B. Deleca, C. Polimeni, A. Russo. Row 3: K Lilian, E. Brooks, M. Blacksin. BIG BROTHER BIG SISTER Row 1: L. Epstein, R. Goldstein, (officers) Row 2: M. Levine, C. Levine, R Gold, L. Eisner, L. Caicedo. Row 3: J. Kelly, S. Cunneen, D. DeSeta, J. Macormack Row 4: S. Paul. Ms. Parker (Advisor) Missing: J. Sandhaas. 139 STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING Row 1: R. Goldstein, B. DiBrita, E. Lee, L. Epstein, S. Cunneen (Treasurer), L. Friedman (Vice President), D. Cesare (Secretary), S. Lipp, J. Bily, A. Russo, C. Polimeni, J. Bauch. Row 2: A. Friedman, J. Giunta, M. Miller, J. Zeplin, D. DeSeta, J. Sandhaas, L. Upbin, D. Williams, D. Huplosky, D. McNichol, G. Failla, C. Perna, R. Ackerman, P. Marks, C. Finn, K. Yeoman, M. Slifkin, M. Tucker, E. Freinhar, J. Delagonas, E. Kugal. Row 3: S. Brady, K. Ertmann, M. O’Reilly, D. Lyon, M. Quigley, K. Gallagher, V. Ferrara, A. Vlahakis, M. Iriarte, J. Levine, D. Gazes, C. Rothfeld, C. Knopf, L. Rosen, T. Krimko, D. Meyers, J. Herr, J. Leeds, C. Laygo, J. Whitney, K. Jackson, D. Henry. Row 4: G. Denaro, P. Grillo. A. Galiano, L. Ambort, M. McDermott, M. Kaplan, C. Tribus, J. Vlacancich, S. Paul, M. Golden, P. Farrell, G. Zimmerman, A. Fleigner, T. Hildago, S. Rand, G. Widder, K. Burkitt, L. Hoffman, A. Kalhren, Ms. Parker (Advisor). Row 5: L. Schill, M. Fried, M. Kerls, K. Lillian, M. Silverstone, J. Schneider, J. Wilco. JAZZ CLUB Row 1: G. Berger, J. Weinberg, M. Romano, A. Tsetsenekos, J. Aronoff — Sec., J. Whitney. Row 2: M. Pesca, W. Dempsey — VP, S. Vadhan — Treas., Mr. Kelly — Advisor, S. Axelrod — Pres., J. Leavy, D. Lichtman. HUMAN AWARENESS Row 1: J. Levine, P. Gordon, A. Senzon. Row 2: S. Cunneen, E. Djoulia, D. Cohen, M. Hollender, C. Giordano, E. Kaplan, N. Arstark, M. McDermott, M. Zannikos, D. Lyon, P. Jason, S. Chinsky, D. Katz, S. Lipp, D. Brenner, A. Hess, C. Finn. Row 3: M. Pesca, T. Fitzgerald, M. Slifkin, A. Howard, J. Label, D. Solash, S. Salinsky, M. White, J. Friedman, J. Semegram, D. Gazes, C. Knopf, S. Gannon, D. Bertok, L. Rosen, D. Meyers, T. Krimko. Row 4: J. Leeds, C. Laygo, N. Stern, M. Flaum, R. Nash, T. Miller, B. Kaplan, J. Zeplin, K. Waxman, A. Feldman, D. Lemus, A. Lemus, K. Bernstein, J. Sandhaas, F. Dong, P. Marks. Row 5: C. Defontes, R. Bremmer, K. Ertmann, P. Grillo, M. Miller, S. Brady, K. Jacksoil, M. Golden, G. Failla, J. Hurr, D. Plaxe, C. Levine, C. Holfelder, E. Fels, A. Leichtner, J. Bily, L. Hoffman, N. Bronstein, E. Goldman, K. Burkitt, C. Perna, D. Farrel, M. Goldman, A. Masiello. FIZZICS CLUB Row 1: D. Lyon, M. Golden. Row 2: D. Meyers, K. Lillian, C. Laygo, A. Alter, M. Valenti, G. Wagner, E. Brooks, C. Tribus. Row 3: M. Blacksin, P. Sprinsky, J. Holtz. 141 WORLD INTEREST CLUB Rou I: M Cooperman, K Cooperman. A Altman. D. Gotti, J. Gittle: Row 2: K Bernstein, D. Sherman. B Borowka. J. Whitney. J. Holtz. D Brenner. E Barrish, L Scheme: Row 3: D Grimberg. A West (Vice President). M Alexander (Treasurer). E. Landa (Secretary). J. Rosenberg (President). A Feldman. K Nachbar. M. Appleman Row 4: D. Yang. J. Levy. D. Lichtman. C Rothfeld, B. Kelskv. M Pesca. E. Eile. R Cohen. N Mlawski. Row 1: B Brown — VP. A Kyler — Pres.. R Braunstem — Sec . A Kaplan — Treas. Row 2: J. Aronoff, M Hye. J Kemp. A Freidson. S Axelrod. C. Joseph. A. Futterman. J. Label. A. Hess Row 3: J Grinvalsky, A Masiello, E. Davis. C MastTandrea. M. Zachana. D. Weiss. A Bodd. K. Yeoman. M Guida. S. Podair. A. Bennett, A Davis, K. Ertmann. 142 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: E Brooks, E. Landa, J. Colon. R. Levinson, H. Villhauer, M. Carlock. J. Aranoff. Row 2: A. West. A. Davidson — Pres., E. Eile — VP. S. Feit — Treas., K. Amthor — Sec., C. Acosta, M. Alexander, J. Rosenberg Row 3: M. Trezza, S. Flugman, J. Manaloto, M. Blacksin. MATHLETES Row 1: N. Mlawski. J Rosenberg — Pres., C. Scheiner. B. Borowka Row 2: M. Koehler, D. Brenner. S. Vadhan. D. Yang. R. Hassan Missing: S. Callahan — VP, J. Manoloto — Treas., I. Holub. 143 YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS Row 1: L. Freinhar, C. Tribus, M. Tucker, J. Holtz, K. Nachbar Row 2: F. Cuomo, D. Lowell, D. Murphy, D. Lichdman, A. Altman, J. Levy, M. Applener. Row 3: M. Slifkin, C. Rothfeld, J. Whitney — Under VP, M. Pesca — VP, M. Fleischer — Pres., P. Sprinsky, L. Povinelli. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Row 1: D. Hertzberg, D. Krinitz — Sec., J. Levy — VP, A. Pillai — Pres. Row 2: A. Masieilo, C. Rothfeld. Missing: E. Masson — Treas., M. Pesca, M. Watts — Communications, J. Bradley. 144 SIDER PRESS Row 1: T. Krimko, L. Rosen, E. Landa, S. Feit, H. Villhauer, J. Holtz, S. Mandel, B. Hyman, C. Joseph, A. Schwartz. Row 2: A. Hess, D. Meyers, E. Eile, R. Levinson, T. Kemp, J. Weinberg, K. Yeoman, B. Deluca, R. Lichtman, J. Eidelman. Row 3: S. Flugman, J. Whitney, J. Lorge, C. Tribus, C. Rothfeld, M. Pesca, R. Cohen. J. Holtz Sports Editor D. Brenner News Editor 145 STUDENTS INVOLVED IN COMMUNITY CHANGE Row 1: C. Baney, D Lyon. M. Golden. S. Mandel, M Guida, J. Weinreb, M. Appleman. Public Relations Row 2: J. Vlacancich. G Wagner, J. Whitney. J Aranoff. Exec. Director. S. Axelrod. Student Advisor. J. Grinvalsky Row 3: C. Tribus. K. Gallagher, M. Quigley, A. Kathman, M. Pesca, Director of Major Affairs. S. Spitzberg, J. Levy. W. Dempsy, S. Vadhan. LIBRARY CLUB 146 Row I: J. Puterbaugh, S. Becker. C. Lustgarten. Missing: S. Peng. BOTANICAL GARDEN CLUB Row 1: J Rubinstein. D Cohen. P Gordan. D. Rubinstein. Row 2: A Senzon. J. Levine. A Vlahakis. B Grossman. M Iriarte. J. Ross ITALIAN CLUB 147 Row I: R Albrecht. M Bertok Row 2: M. Capone. A. Kolenik. K Vassalo. M Goldman. C. Fritz SPANISH CLUB Row 1: R. Einhorn, P. Zeitlain, D. Solash, R. Gold, L. Caiccdo, S. Salinsky, J. Vlacancich, C. Tribus, M. Valenti, F. Millman, L. Rosen, T. Krimko Row 2: J. Freidman, L. Eisner, L. Edelstein, M. McDermot, A. Alter, L. Shill, M. Kaplan, R. Levinson, T. Kemp, Treasurer, K. Gallagher, President, M. Quigley, M. Carlock, T. Ehrler, A. Kathman, E. Kugel, C. Joseph, A. Finkelstein. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Row 1: R. Albrecht, M. Goldman, M. Buoncore. Row 2: M. Bertok, A. Kolenik, K. Vassalo. Missing: B. Mirando, N. Scida, J. Ferraro, S. Zaffuto, P. Cozzi. 148 LAW CLUB Row 1: D. Grimberg (Secretary), E. Landa (President), A Kusnitz (Vice President). Row 2: K Nachbar, J. Millard, D. Yang. B. Deluca, K. Young, R. Kemp. J. Jablons, H. Miranda. D. Schmelein. Row 3: M. Appleman, R. Adler, C. Haber, E. Brooks, R. Levinson, M. Pesca, M. Alexander, J. Rosenberg, D. Lichtman, R. Cohen. HOMEROOM CLUB Row 1: M. Costanza, M Cohen, C. Cicciano, E. Cohen. S. Chinsky, Secretary. P. Cullen. F. Cuomo, S. Cunneen, R Cuzzone. Row 2: A. Cohn, M. Cindric, J. Cody, K. Hendler, Advisor, D. Connell, V. Pres., J. Colon, J. Connolly, President. 149 152 153 154 The clubs at Oceanside High School consist of highly dedicated students who provide a service both to the school and to the community. Unfortunately, all the clubs could not be represented. The following is a list of all the clubs and their advisors: Big Brother Big Sister........... Botanical Garden Club............ Club X........................... Computer Club....................... Cycling Club..................... DECA............................. French Club...................... Futures.......................... Future Scientists................ GO.................................. Home Economics .................. Homeroom Club.................... Interact ........................ Italian Club..................... Jazz Club........................ Key Club......................... Law Club......................... Leader Corps..................... Library Club..................... Mathletes........................ National Honor Society........... Nature Study..................... Newsworld........................ OTVP............................. Photography Club................. Physics Club..................... S.A.D.D.......................... Science and Research Organization S.C.O.P.E........................ Sider Press...................... Spanish Club..................... Spindrift........................ SICC ............................ Thespians.................., . . . . Varsity Leaders Club............. Voices........................... World Interest Club.............. Write On ........................ Young Entrepreneurs ............. Mrs. Parker Mr. Fennimore Mr. Rudolph Mr. Ferraro Mr. Baer Mrs. Peres Mrs. Barry Mrs. Bell Mr. Black Mrs. Graba Ms. Stellato Mr. Hendler Mrs. Bergoffen Mr. Pepini Mr. Kelly Mr. Kramer Mr. Snitiker Mr. Hulsaver Ms. Kaikow Ms. Doll Ms. Braca Mr. Black Mr. Montefinese Mrs. Croce Mrs. Niccolini Mr. Falzone Mrs. Parker Mr. Nelson Mr. Morris Mr. Montefinese Ms. Chait Mr. Smith Ms. Reinhart Mr. Kaplan Mr. Moltisanti Ms. Graba Mr. Nuxoll Mrs. Reinhart Mrs. Pollack Mr. Bashner BATTLE OF Oceanside’s D.E.C.A. chapter held the fourth annual Battle of the Classes in 1987-88. The proceeds from the five-month competition went to the newly-created Helen B. Sullivan school store. The competition, which included a mural contests and a booster drive, culminated in a night of sports. The class of ’88 won “The Battle” for the second consecutive year. They also took second-places in the first two battles, in 1985 and 1986. 156 157 DECA DEDICATES BATTLE ©FVTHE CLASSES' 1988 ry Special HELEN B. SULLIVAN to a Very Special Woman This past August, Helen B. Sullivan, a long-time friend and valuable employee to the Oceanside School System passed away. Mrs. Sullivan is fondly remembered by the staff, faculty, and students for her genuine interest and concern for the student body. If an extra pair of hands were needed, Mrs. Sullivan was always there. No job was ever too large or small for her. She consistently gave of herself, her time, and her energy. Her office door was always open. If a student needed a shoulder to cry on, she was there. If faculty or staff ever needed advice, she would put him in touch with the right person. If students were confused, emotionally upset, or lonely, Mrs. Sullivan would take their minds off their troubles with her marvelous sense of humor. She helped each and every student to conquer his problem by creating small tasks and jobs for him to complete. Yet each job was meaningful and served its purpose. To honor and recognize Helen B. Sullivan’s philosophy, the family, staff, and students dedicate the 1988 Battle of the Classes in her memory. All proceeds from this event, sponsored by DECA and the students of the Business Department will be used to develop and operate the Helen B. Sullivan School Store. The primary purpose of the Helen B. Sullivan School Store will be to: Provide an immediate hands-on marketing experience; raise the self-esteem and provide a feeling of success for all students, no students, no matter what their ability; develop leadership skills. 159 The Sailors varsity football team experienced its second consecutive losing season in 1987. The team had a 1-7 record. Coach Luisi’s team did have some bright spots. Receiver Anthony Meola was an All-County selection and cornerback Ray Jacobs was selected All-League. The play of Sean O’Sullivan and Sophomore quarterback Jay Fiedler also inspired the team. The highlight of the season was Oceanside’s win over Long Beach on October 24th. The whole team played well in the 24-6 rout. Captains Sean O’Sullivan and Anthony Meola. VARSITY Row I: S. Davidson, R. Ikes, C. Edwards, C. Antonio, A. Meola (capt.), S. O’Sullivan (Capt.), V. Prinzevalli, D. Grossman, C. Hatchett, T. Firestone, M. Donoghue. Row 2: Ass’t coach Caiazza, K. Gelman, J. Esposito, S. Feinstein, D. Miller, M. Voltryo, R. Mas-tanduno, R. Jacobs, E. Reluzco, M. DiGreggorio, J. O’Toole, M. Sigmund. Sailor football in the trenches 164 FOOTBALL Row 3: Ass’t Coach Jacoby, M. Ragonese, M. Finklestein, M. Schaefer, A. Griffin, J. Zanoni, E. Heintz, J. Judge, J. Miller, E. Perissi, N. Caccavillo, J. Fiedler, D. Norstrom, K. Pfister, E. Karabellas, A. Fleigner (Mgr.), S. Rand (Mgr.), Ass’t coach Rug-gierio. Head Coach Luisi. All League Pick Ray Jacobs 165 BOYS’ VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: P. Joyce, D. Lynch. B. Grossman, B. Schrager, C. Tribus. Row 2: S. Golos, M. Bellocchio, S. Murphy, C. Spatz, T. Mauro, Row 3: D. Lyon, S. Tarquinio, S. Leavy, N. Stern, D. Connell, M. Landberg, R. Willard, M. Golden, D. McNichol, G. Leavy, J. McMullan (Coach). Captains Marcello Bellocchio (All Conference) and Tim Mauro (All County). The Boys’ Varsity Soccer Team started poorly, not winning a league game until mid-season, but the Sailors finished strong to make the playoffs, where the boys beat Port Washington in the first round. However, they were defeated by Farmingdale in the second round on penalty kicks. One of the season’s highlights came when the Sailors tied Garden City, the eventual county champions, at Uniondale’s Mitchel Field Complex. Defenseman Timothy Mauro was selected All-County. All-Conference selections were defenseman Richard Willard and forward Marcello Bellocchio. Playing in Nassau County’s toughest division, halfback Shep Golos, defenseman Craig Spatz, and defenseman Shawn Tarquinio were All-Division selections. Steve Feit Chris Fritz Gerard Widder CONFERENCE 1987 was a magical year for the Sailors Cross Country Team. Coach Hendler, in his second year as Cross Country Coach, led his team to a 13-1 record. The team was a surprise Division Champions, beating Baldwin in their last Dual-Meet. From there, the Sailors went on to win the Conference. In the County Meet, the team took second, and earned a trip to the State Championships. COUNTRY Evan Eile Shawn Callahan CHAMPIONS Val Rodriguez, Steve Feit, and Scott Keenan were team catalysts. All three were All-Conference. Shawn Callahan and Chris Fritz were All-Division selections for the Sailors. Gerard Widder also ran consistently well for the Varsity Team. Captains Widder and Feit GIRLS9 SOCCER Row 1: B. Steinman. E Basile. K. Dorn, P. Curry. D. DeSeta. D. Prinzevalli, J. Jurofsky. Row 2: Ass't Coach Wright, K. Johanson. J. Connolly, R. Basile. K. Hansen. M. Quigley. K. Gallagher, M. Valenti, S. Cunneen. Coach Ott Not Pictured: C. Dwyer and G. Delibero. Center: Captains Christa and Kathy Clockwise: Seniors Suzanne. Meghan. Diane Katy Jenmier. and Dee. This year, the Girls’ Soccer team reached the second round of the playoffs in a noble team effort. For the season, Coach Ott’s team had a 7-5-1 record. However, only two of those losses came after October 1st. Kathy Gallagher was named to the All-County Team. Christa Dwyer and Michele Valenti were selected All-Conference. In addition, Meghan Quigley and Rosanne Basile were All-League picks. 170 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1: S. Richards, R. Bersin. L. Fonzo Row 2: M. Carlock, N. Arstark, P. Constantine. Row 3: Coach Torgan, S. Black, K. Shevlin, D. Maresca, M. Lanning. In 1987, the Varsity Volleyball Team enjoyed another winning season. Coach Torgan’s Girls advanced to the playoffs after a strong regular season. There, they were eliminated one round short of the Quarterfinals. This year’s team had more talent than most Sailor Volleyball Teams in recent years. Some of this talent existed in the forms of Patty Constantine and Team Captain Robin Bersin. Both were selected All-Conference. Center: Captain Robin. Seniors: Michelle. Laura, Patty. Nikki. Sandy, and Stacie. 171 GIRLS’ TENNIS Row 1: L. Eisner, M, Blacksin, C. O’Neill, A. Schnittlick, D. Solash, P. Zeitlin. Row 2: A. Gallatin, M. Blum, L. Shafran, E. Weber (capt.), L. Topol (capt.), A. Pillai, C. Cunneen, Coach Debellas. Not pictured: J. Epstein, S. Bergman. This year, the Girls’ Tennis Team, under the direction of Coach John Debellas had a building season. Captains Elissa Weber and Lisa Topol provided leadership and inspiration both on and off the court. Freshman Lisa Shafran was the best of the team’s singles players, advancing all the way to the Nassau County Championships, where she performed admirably. Seniors: Alka, Elissa, Melissa, Amy and Paula. RIFLE M. Timmes, D. Sabatino, B. Finklestein, A. Goldbraith, C. Flanagan. Missing: B. Savitz, Coach Baldessari. In the winter of 1987-1988, the Rifle Team enjoyed another fine season. Under the direction of Coach Baldessari, the team finished sixth in the county. Matt Timmes led the Sailors, taking All-Conference honors. Other contributing members were Alex Goldbraith, Dan Sabatino, Brian Finklestein, Chris Flanagan, and Beth Savitz. 173 BOVS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL 174 The Starting Five: Jay, John, Allenby, Rich, and Steve. The Boys’ Varsity Basketball Team, under the direction of Head Coach Richard Woods, was selected as one of sixteen teams to advance to the Nassau County playoff tournament for the second consecutive year. Playing in the American IV league, the team’s record was 9-3 and 14-6 overall. Captain Rich Willard led the team in rebounds with 130. Willard was second in steals with 32. John Frascatore was a strong forward, finishing third in points per game with 9.3 behind sophomores Allenby Lyson (16 ppg.) and Jay Fiedler (11.9 ppg.). Steve Lisi led the team in assists and three-point field goals. Lyson also led the team in blocked shots, averaging 2.5 per game. Fiedler led in the steal department with 36. Brian Grunhaus and Tommy Johnson proved themselves as clutch players, performing well under pressure. The playoffs saw the Sailors defeat Sewnhaka in the first round. However, Oceanside bowed to a heavily favored Freeport team in the second round. Row 1: M. Hassenbein, D Kozinn, N. Stern, M Lenox, S. Lisi, G. Failla, V. Delia. Row 2: J Fiedler, R. Willard, L. Hoffman, A Lyson, J. Modiano, J. Frascatore, B. Grunhaus, T. Johnson, B. Feuerstein, R. Woods (Head Coach) Missing: J. Bottari (Ass’t Coach). A Altschuler (Mgr ). Forward John Frascatore “Hands in!” Guard Steve Lisi Jay Fiedler u Team captain Richard Willard The deep Sailor bench SIL VERGIRL SAIL ON, 176 176B AFTER CHANGES UPON CHANGES, WE ARE MORE OR LESS THE SAME PRESERVE YOUR MEMORIES THEY'RE ALL THAT’S LEFT YOU 176C THE FUTURE ’S SO BRIGHT, GOTTA WEAR SHADES GIRLS ’ INDOOR A. Pillai, D. Widder, D. Maresca, S. Gannon, E. Brandenburg, S. Lyson, K. Holfelder, G. Denaro. TRACK Coach DeBellas and his muscles. Seniors Grace, Alka, and Susannah. The Girls Indoor Track Team had a very satisfying season in 1987-1988. Early in the winter, the girls were led by the exploits of sprinters Grace Denaro and Emily Brandenburg, and shotputter Alka Pillai. However, the whole team eventually contributed significantly, as the Sailors scored with two different relays in the division meet. The fourth place 800 meter relay consisted of Denaro, Brandenburg, Stacey Gannon, and Donna Maresca. The 1600 meter relay, which captured fifth at the divisions, was made up of Debbie Widder, Susannah Lyson, Pillai, and Karen Holfelder. 177 BOYS’ INDOOR TRACK Row 1: Coach D. Askinasi, D. Somma, C. Spatz, S. Feit, G. Widder, S. Keenan, C. Fritz, S. Feinstein. Row 2: C. Tribus. L. Goldman, J. Doshna. C. Alberg, J. Kaelin, S. Murphy, V. Rodriguez, D. McNichol. Row 3: S. Callahan (Mgr.), S. Abt, A. Cigliano, S. Shapiro, D. Lynch, J. Bradfield, B. Russell, K. Gelman, C. Antonio, K Hines (Mgr.). Row 4: S. Vadham, H. Zebersky, B. Levitz, E. Doshna, A. Rosen, Coach K. Hendler. 178 Captain Steven Feit The Boys’ Indoor Track Team successfully defended its Division IA title in the winter of 1987-1988. Coach Ken Hendler coached the boys to a strong showing in the conference and the county. Steven Feit led the team with his performances in the 600 meters, the 1000 meters, and on numerous relays, as well as in strenuous workouts. Gerard Widder performed admirably in the 600 and on the 3200 meter relay. Scott Keenan consistently did well in the 1600 meters. David Somma, in his first track season, turned out to be a pleasant surprise in the shotput. Juniors Steven Murphy, Lee Goldman, Don McNichol, and Val Rodriquez made valuable contributions throughout the year, and should play a major role in defending the division title in 1988-89. Craig Spatz Gerard Widder Shotputter Dave Somma 9 Miler Scott Keenan Shawn Callahan times Chris Fritz DIVISION IA CHAMPIONS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: J. Arfin, S. Kane. L. Edelstein. Row 2: D. Prinzevalli (capt.), D. DeSanto, P. Gagliano, J. Colon, L. Caicedo. Captains Dee and Jennifer. 180 “Wow, Patti, that was some dismount!” Row 1: J. Vlacancich, J. Dueller, S. Kane, M McGuinness, A. Bauer, C. Goldie, Row 2: J. Zeplin, L. Edelstein. J. White. Row 3: D. Prinzevalli, D. DeSanto. J. Colon. The Varsity Cheerleaders inspired the Sailor athletes to give their best in 1987-1988, and they had a great time doing it. Under the direction of Ellen Graba, two squads of girls were omnipresent at Oceanside varsity football and basketball games. Although fall did not yield much success on the playing fields, captains Dominique “Dee” Prinzevalli and Jennifer Colon led the cheering squad to some great moments, which included the Homecoming weekend and the Sailors’ first football win in two years. The winter saw the girls even more active, as they entertained hometown and visiting crowds at basketball halftimes, timeouts, and even during the furious, fast-paced action that carried the basketball team to the playoffs. Seniors Lisa, Jennifer, Stacey, Dee, and Debbie. 181 GYMNASTICS Row 1: T Iacono, A Wildermuth, E. D. Antonio Row 2: K. Strauss, V. Pell, C. Pell, C. Giurdano. Row 3: Ass't Coach M. Kerwick, M. Butchin, K. Ruberg, S. Kim, A. Cindric, E. Lee, D. Garbo. Row 4: F. Lippi, J. Pearson, H. Smith, P. Gagliano, F. Triback, N. Arstark, Coach A. Morris. Although the Gymnastics Team failed to win the Nassau County Team Championship for the first time in seven years in 1987-1988, the girls finished courageously and strong, capturing third place as a team. In the Individual Nassau County Championships, Toni Iacono finished second in the All-Around competition, earning her a trip to the New York State Championships. Patti Gagliano won the uneven bars in the “High School” division for the second consecutive year. Amy Wildermuth came in first in the “High School” vault competition. The team was also inspired by Eda D’Antonio, who finished second in the All-Around in 1986-87. A newcomer to the team, Denyse Garbo, should prove to be a major factor in Nassau County in the near future. Returning Team and Seniors: Row 1: Heidi, Jeanine. Row 2: Amy, Connie, Nikki, Freddi. Row 3: Toni, Eda, Patti. Coach Mr. Morris 183 Team Leaders: Eda and Toni. VARSITY WRESTLING BZBDIiBQBD Row 1: F. Leo, D. Lyon, M. Lempart, B. Gibei. M. Stein, M. Strianese, M. Donoghue. Row 2: Coach S. Hay, E. Freinhar (Mgr.), Coach Goodstadt, S. Zabell, D. Grossman, A. Meola, M. Dulger, H. Valenti, M. Tucker (Mgr.), Head Coach I. Gibei. Missing: J. Doolan. 184 JOHN DOOLAN The Varsity Wrestling Team added the winter of 1987-1988 to their list of impressive seasons. Coach Gibel’s squad upheld the good reputation of Oceanside’s wrestling program this past year. The team was led by seniors Marat Lempert, John Doolan, Anthony Meola, and Saul Zabell. Lempert successfully defended his division title, while winning four tournaments during the season at the 105 and 98 pound weight classifications. Doolan (132, 138) was fiesty and gutsy all season, placing in many tournaments even while hurt. Meola (145) began the season quietly, but then peaked towards winter’s end, winning a spot in the Nassau County Tournament. Zabell had his finest year ever, competing at the 215 pound classification, doing well in both dual-meets and tournaments. The team’s future seems bright, as junior Frank Leo (91) won the division championship. Freshmen Hector Valentin and Brian Gibei had considerable success in 1987-88, establishing themselves as forces to be reckoned with in the near future. Dmitry en route to victory. 185 Seniors Marat, Tony, Russ, Saul, and Doug. GIRLS ’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: K. Shevlin, L. Fonzo, C. Dwyer Row 2: L. Herman, R. Basile, K. Gallagher, Coach S. Torgan. Missing: P. Constantine. The Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team went to the Nassau County playoffs in 1987-1988, advancing to the quarterfinals for the second straight year. Coach Sam Torgan inspired the girls to a third place finish in the tough American League Division IA in his last year on the sidelines. Kathy Gallagher led the way, averaging 16 points per game and 16 rebounds per game. Gallagher won an unprecedented third consecutive Girls’ Basketball Most Valuable Player Award. Laura Fonzo was relentless on defense, always frustrating the Sailors’ opponents with her steals. Christa Dwyer was consistently tough at both ends of the court all year. Patti Constantine specialized under the basket with many points and rebounds. The team was also sparked by the aggressive play of Kim Shevlin at point guard and the pinpoint passing of Rosanne Basile. Basile and Shevlin should be back to lead the team in 1988-89. 187 Seniors: Christa, Kathy (capt ), and Laura. J. V. BASKETBALL Row 1: J. Whitney, B. Gallagher. D. Guise, A. Goldstein, S. Frascatore Row 2: B. Schuele, M. Szerencsy, B. Frankenberg, B. Dillon, M. Quigley, B. Kelsky, P. Niedzialek (coach). 188 J.V. CHEERLEADERS F A L L Row 1: F. Triback. Row 2: S. Tansey, L. Ruggerio, S. Dato. L. Long, C. Skolnick, D. Rivetti. Row 3: J Clougher, A. Finklestein, E. Assalti, J. Semegram, D. Bonfonti, K. Beaulieu. Row 1: V. DiDona, E. Assalti, L. Long. Row 2: S. Tansey. Row 3: D. Rivetti, J. Semegram. J. Clougher. 189 J.v. WRESTLING s£ . toitesftsrstfrsa rr-«s- s-w. � -«•� «■ .« � . „. Missing: C. Donoghue. I. Ocasiao. °W V ' ° LaR°Sa’ R °lsen' M' Scha,fer’ K Book. M D,Gregorio, J. Levy, K. Ka'rol. 190 J.V. VOLLEYBALL Row 1: T. Holfelder, D. Georgakis, R. Nash, L. Herman, S. Salinsky. Row 2: J. Kelly, M. Marino, D. Crespo, E. Finley. Row 3: K Paladino D. Melito, T. Abrams. Coach L. Klotz. 191 BOYS’ VOLLEYBALL Nassau County extended its boundaries for boys varsity sports by one in 1988, adding volleyball. Oceanside High School was not to be left out, fielding a Sailor team to take on the county’s best. With Coach Hebrerlein at the helm, the Sailors went up against teams from Malverne, Farmingdale, Valley Stream North, Carey, Herricks, and New Hyde Park. Helping to make the team’s maiden season a success were seniors Jimmy Melito, Brad Grossman, Evan Eile, Doug Lyon, John Vlahakis, Stephen Paul, Russell Datz, Chris Perna, and Jeff Auerbach. J.V. LACROSSE Row 1: B. Shapiro, R. Perdicaro, M. Epstein, J. Trowbridge, S. Raines, S. Davidson. Row 2: C. Joyce, G. Trager, G. Drago, J. Freiser, B. Farr, B. Russell, F. Kerber, M. Veltri (capt.), B. Servidio (capt.), J. Zanoni, Coach M. McCabe. 193 VARSITY BASEBALL Row I; M. Lenox M. O’Neill, E Haas, M. Trezza, T. Riecker, A. Meola, J. Frascatore, D. Somma, J. Macca, M. Finklestein. Row 2: Coach Scerbo, M. Schaeffer, R. Espinal, D. Fontaine, C. DeLutri, N. Stern, S. Frascatore, E. Karabellas, M. Donoghue, Ass’t. Coach A. Morris. A. INFIELDERS OUTFIELDERS 194 The Varsity Baseball Team again dominated Nassau County’s American League IA, going 5-0 to start the season. Coach Andy Scerbo’s team was led offensively by catcher Mike O’Neill, third baseman Dave Somma, first baseman Mike Lenox, and designated hitter Terry Riecker. The pitching staff, anchored by John Frascatore, included Joe Macca and Mike Finklestein. The Sailors also had solid contributions from outfielders Eddie Haas and Anthony Meola, and infielders Mike Trezza, Dave Fontaine, and Mike Schaefer. Terry Riecker Dave Somma Mike Lenox 195 Mike Trezza Anthony Meola Mike O’Neill John Frascatore Joe Macca Mike Finklestein Eddie Haas VARSITY SOFTBALL Row 1: T. Abrams, S. Brady, M. Romano, L. Fonzo, N. Arstark, C. Curiale, E. Finley, S. Rauscher (Manager). Row 2: L. Herman, K. Amthor, C. Dwyer, R. Bersin, M. Lanning, A. Bennett, Coach D. Lynch. Missing: D. Prinzevalli. Seniors: Row 1: Dee, Sue, Nikki. Row 2: Laura Christa, Robyn, and Kathy. 196 Captains: Melanie, Robyn, and Kathy. In 1988, the Girls’ Softball Team added another outstanding year to their program. Coach Dotty Lynch, in her second year as Varsity Coach, solidified her excellent reputation as a field manager. The girls were led by Christa Dwyer who was the ace of the pitching staff as well as the batting leader. Kathy Amthor, Niki Arstark, and Robyn Bersin made the Sailors’ offensive lineup one of the most feared in their conference. Laura Fonzo and Dee Prinzevalli established themselves as fine outfielders. The team was also aided by the fine exploits of Christa Curiale, Melanie Romano, and Liz Herman. GIRLS’ TRACK FIELD Row I: A. Kaplan, E. Brandenburg, G. Denaro, A. Cindrlc, B. Thome. Row 1: Coach J. DeBellas, L. Gaines, F. Triback, M. Unger, K. Halfelder, A. Toomer. Row 3: N. Killoran, S. Lyson, S. Kim, E. Basile, H. Smith, E. D’Antonio, J. Pearson, T. Locono. The Girls’ Spring Track and Field Team hinted that a winning year might not be too far away from 1988. Captains Emily Brandenburg and Grace Denaro led a team whose members are slowly gaining experience. Ellen Basile was the best middle distance runner, establishing herself as a strong force in the 800 and 1600 meter races. Captains: Emily and Grace 197 The thrill of victory, the agony of de-feet! BOYS’ TRACK AND FIELD Row 1: Captains G. Widder and S. Feit, Ass’t. coach D. Askinasi. Row 2: Coach K. Hendler, Mgr. K. Hines, J. Doolan, S. Feinstein, S. Keenan, C. Frit,' Row 3: B. Taylor. Row 3: S. Abt, C. Tribus, J. Kaelin, V. Rodriguez, C. Alberg, S. Callahan, T. Johnson. Row 4: J. Doshna. J. Murphy, D. Lynch, K. Gelman, C. Antonio Row 4: N. Caccaviello, M. Szerenesy, A. Ogliano, J. Bradfield, A. Lyson. Steve Feit Gerard Widder Scott Keenan Shawn Callahan Chris Fritz John Doolan The Boys’ Spring Track and Field Team went after another division title in the spring of 1988. Coach Ken Hendler’s team saw much success in their quest. Gerard Widder established himself as one of Nassau County’s best in the 400 meter intermediate hurdles. Steve Feit was a constant force in the 800 meters. Scott Keenan met with great results and times in the mile. Chris Fritz became a moderate threat in the two-mile, and Shawn Callahan turned in many fine performances in the pole vault. Sprinters Scott Feinstein and John Doolan also helped the team. The team was further sided by the efforts of juniors Steve Murphy, Val Rodriguez, and Steve Abt. and sophomores Jay Fielder and Dave Lynch. 198 Row 1: E. Nidekman, A. Lieberman, A. Zullo, J. Davis. Row 2: A. Feldman, S. Horn, J. Holtz, C. Glicksman, D. Kozinn, J. Whitney, S. Shapiro. The Boys’ Tennis Team courageously persevered through another tough year in Nassau County’s toughest conference. Coach Thomassian’s team was led by first singles Doug Dozinn. Second singles Eric Gillman, third singles Jon Holtz, and fourth singles Andy Feldman all played well. First doubles Todd Bloom and Jason Whitney, second doubles John Davis and Adam Zullo, and third doubles Charles Glicksman and Ian D’Giff also helped to lead the team on the court. Douglas Kozinn 199 TENNIS BOYS’ BOYS’ VARSITY LACROSSE Coach Bob Moltisanti’s Boys Varsity Lacrosse Team played superbly in the spring of 1988, reestablishing their reputation as one of the county’s top teams. Offensively, the team was led by seniors Mike O’Reilly and Ron Kraemer, and junior Don McNichol. The team was also aided by seniors John Ross, Marc Fontaine, Keith Burkitt, and Dave Welles. Sean O’Sullivan anchored the Sailor defense and junior goalie Jim Murray turned in several fine performances. CAPTAINS Sean O’Sullivan and Mike O’Reilly 200 Row 1: R. Kraemer, B. Piccola, S. Sime, D. Huplosky, C. Edwards. Row 2: Coach B. Moltisanti, S. Coogan, B. Fliegal, J. Ross, S. Raines, R. Olson, B. Dillon. Row 3: M. Fontaine, M. O’Reilly, S. O’Sullivan, B. Schuele, K. Burkitt, J. Murray, D. McNichol, T. Aroksaar, R. Mastandu’no, Ass’t. coach B. Carroll. Russell Olson and Ronny Kraemer SENIORS 201 Marc Fontaine, Keith Burkitt, and John Ross GIRLS’ LACROSSE Row 1: J. Connolly, N. Scida, K. Johanson, K. Young, T. Holfelder, K. Ruberg, J. Landa, C. Buskirk, J. Bradley, A. Pillai Row 2: B Savitz, S, Gannon, D. Maresca, K. Shevlin, P. Hurly, L. Long, D. Murphy, J. Glazer, P. Travers, E, Mangali, V. Stevenson, C Cunneen P. Robertson, M. Romeo. Seniors: Alka, Jean, Beth, Katy, and Jennifer The Girls’ Lacrosse Team came out from obscurity to be a tough opponent for most teams in their conference. In 1988, Coach Jeryl Wright successfully implemented her lacrosse knowledge to her young team. Offensively, the teams stars were Kim Shevlin, Donna Maresca, Michele Valenti and Allison Dolan. On defense, Suzanne Cunneen led a squad which included Kristin Young and Nancy Scida. The Team was also sparked by seniors Randi Levinson, Beth Savitz, Katy Johanson, Jennifer Connolly, and Jean Bradley, and juniors Mary McGuinness and Jennifer Kelly. 202 Captains: Michelle, Randi, and Suzanne. VARSITY BADMINTON 1 mm= -±=±- Seniors Terri Kemp and Heidi Villhauer during one of their rough workouts. In 1988, the Badminton team met with considerable success, as they have in recent years of their program. Coach Mike Limmer had the luxury of having many experienced players as well as many new faces. Singles players Elissa Weber and Cherrie Laygo led the team on the court, as did first doubles Heidi Villhauer and Terri Kemp, and second doubles Fran Cuomo and Melissa Blacksin. 203 Senior Fran Cuomo keeping score at one of their matches. Captain GOLF M. Schwartz, M. Fleischer, J. Beuerle, J. Lorge. Missing: A. Piccola, M. Alexander, D. Murphy, S. Shames, C. Rothfield, M. Romano, J. Henry, T. Gopen, A. Altman, K. Nachbar. Michael Fleischer The Golf Team, under the tutelage of coach John McMullan, added on another year to their growing program. Playing at Middlebay Country Club in Oceanside, the Sailors were led by All-County Michael Fleischer. Other varsity golfers for Oceanside were Craig Rothfeld, Andrew Piccola, Scott Shames, Joey Lorge, Mike Schwartz, and Jim Beuerle. BOWLING Row I: T. Schafer, E. Nidekman. Row 2: C. Madden, M. Bertok. Missing: C. Ciociano, B. Hiskey. 204 Coach Thomassian’s Bowling Team met with great success in the winter of 1987-1988. The team finished ninth in Nassau County, and several members contributed. Chris Ciociano came away with All-County honors, averaging 170 pins per game. Billy Hiskey, who averaged 165, was named All-Conference. Senior Michael Bertok and junior Chris Madden were also key bowlers for the Sailors. J. V. BASEBALL Row 1: B. Honig, A. Randazzo, G. Walters. M. Ragonese, C. LoPiccolo. Row 2: R. Ikes, R. Napolitano, E. Mininni, M. DlGregorio, R. Ackerman. S. Silverman. Row 3: Coach Woods. D. Ward. J. Garvey. E. Grossbeger, E. Heintz, J. O’Connor. J. Judge. C. Madden. D. Pedigo. D. Realson. J. V. SOFTBALL Row 1: M. Manno, K. Paladino, D. Georgakis, D. Melito, K. Ertmann, D. Lemus, R. Fever. Row 2: J. Hochreiter, A. Lucas, S. Tansey J. Vierling, L. Nordstrom, P. Curry, T. Wallace, Coach J. Rosenbaum. 205 SPORT HOLLYWOOD WHITE Head Captain: Kathy Gallagher Senior Captains: Jennifer Connolly and Stacie Richards Junior Captain: Lois St. Bernard Sophomore Captain: Kristen Danas Freshman Captain: Diane White 206 ’88 HILL BILLY BLUE Head Captain: Dee Prinzevalli Senior Captains: Debbie DeSanto and Lorraine Caicedo Junior Captain: Joslin Zeplin Sophomore Captain: Annie Bennett Freshman Captain: Lesyle Weiner FALL SHOW: THE CRUCIBLE 212 CAST Betty Parris. . .Katie Ertmann Reverend Samuel Parris.. .Seth Podair Susannah Walcott.. .Manda Hollender Abagail Williams. . .Risa Braunstein Thomas Putnam.. .Sam Spitzberg Ann Putnam.. .Elana Barrish John Proctor.. .Mike Pesca Giles Corey.. .Seth Axelrod Mercy Lewis.. .Annie Bennett Reverend John Hale. . .Adam Hess Mary Warren.. .Alissa Kaplan Tituba.. .Amy Budd Elizabeth Proctor.. .Jehnyfer Bernstein Deputy Governor Danforth.. .Eric Davis Judge Hathorne. . .Carlo Mastrandrea Ezekiel Cheever.. .Mark Zacharia Francis Nurse.. .Ari Rolnick Rebecca Nurse.. .Mary Rose Guida Hopkins. . .Steve Silverman Willard.. .Marc Gazes 213 “Presents” Date: March 18th 19th 214 Curtain: 8:15 PM Tickets: $3.50 Curly..... Laurcy.... Will Parker Jud Fry . . . Ado Annie Carnes...... Ali Hakim............. Gertie Cummings....... Andrew Carnes......... Cord Elam............. Dream Sequence Curly . . Dream Sequence Laurey Dream Sequence Jud . . . .Trisha Gerardi . Garrett Wagner . Risa Braunstein . Vinnie Prinzevalli . Seth Axelrod . Katie Ertmann . Mike Pesca . Elissa Landa . Sam Spitzberg .Jack Levy . Adam Hess . Alissa Kaplan . Eric Davis MARCHING BAND IFF Row 1: V Friedson, A. Davidson T Pryor. Row 2: D. Pine, M. Bergerman, J. Aronoff, B. Shapiro, D. Dunham, D. Allen. S. Reichelson, M. Romano G merger, J. F n™ng R-. Jack;.D Kennedy. Row 3: B. Bundy, M. Feely, M. Boutineau, A. Mills, A. Schofield. R. Rubin, C. Silverman, S. Axelrod, E Brodheim, R. Basilin, W. Dempsey. C. Glic’ksman, J. Bacon, R. Clark, B. Wolynski. P. Timmes, R. Kastin M Katz S Vadhan p Alterson. M Boccia. Row 6: S Cavooris, M. Gruhn, S. Gruhn, P. Smith, A. Mulherin, M. Tucker, P. Cavanagh, T. Fabiano, J. Grinvalsky. J. Basile’ r. DiStefano, J. Vierlmg, D. Wright, C. Dwyer, P. Fabiano, S. Salkewicz, J. Kaye, C. Steizinger, V. Lustgarten. 215 CHORUS Row 1: A. Woronstoff, M. Kaufman. K. Pastor, B. Kaufman. A. Frank, D. Bertok, J. Label, A. Howard, B. DiBrita, J. Bradley, S. Topchick. R. Lande, L. Rugolo, M. Fishman. S. Mandel, A. Adair. Row 2: J. Gordon, F. Nizen, J. Kemp, K. Johanson, K. Costanza. M. Goldman. E. Mason, M. Ascher. S. Sasson, K. Fenn, V. Lusgarten, R. Debellas, A. Berenhus. C. Legault, L. Goldstein, B. Zuckerman. Row 3: A. Bennett. D. Hallick. E. Barrish, A. Futterman. A. Budd, C. Lusgartten. D. Lockwood, A. Shapiro, J. Bradley, T. Abrams, J. Kaye, J. Eidelman. R. Braunstein, M. Kerls, K. Viskup, E. Mangali Row 4: B. Cinetti, S. Spitzberg. T. Vercruysse. A. West, S. Axelrod, E. Gillman, J. Farrish, K. Nagy, D. Hersh, R. Hertzberg, A. Masiello, D. Weiss, J. Greenfield, L. Bringas. F. Triback. ALL COUNTY ANGELA FRANK 216 CONCERT CHOIR Row 1: K. Fenn, V. Lustgarten, D. DePalma, B. Kaufman. A. Adair. M. Fishman, J. Kemp. K. Johanson. S. Axelrod. Row 2: R. Hertzberg, D. Hersh, D. Bertok, A. Frank, C. Lusgarten, S. Topchick, J. Bradley. R. Braunstein, C. Ondra, J. Gordon, K. Nagy, L. Rugolo. Row 3: B. Cinetti. S. Spitzberg, E. Davis, A. Futterman, V. Prinzevalli, E. Barrish, M. Watts, A. Budd, J. Label, B. DiBrita, M. Brooks, C. Joseph, A. Bennett. 217 SYMPHONIC BAND Members: T. Steiber, J. McFaul, M. Timmes, N. Wertz, J. Weinberg, J. Natonio, A. Mills, R. Rubin, B. Fischer, B. Savitz, D. Ciotti, M. Feely, A. Schofield, L. Topol, A. Tsetsenekos, D. Rosenblum, C. Wolman, N. Scida, C. Hansen, D. Sillman, S. Schulster, A. Davidson, L. Gibney, D. Rosenblum, T. Pryor, T. Currie, A. West. R. Kreuzer, M. Kestin, P. Charnin, K. Costanza, D. Henry, T. Vercruysse, M. Romano, C. Meyers, D. Gunderson, B. Wolynski, R. Castin, C. Glicksman, L. Nordstrom, J. Bacon, R. Clark, W. Dempsey, B. Basilin, J. Garvey. D. Brodsky, S. Lee, J. Herr, J. Weinberg, H. Flannigan, J. Fanning, S. Ahnemann, E. Brodheim, D. Fenn, D. Abrams, T. Johnson, B. Shapiro, S. Reichelson, C. Alterson, M. Costanza, K. Ruberg, S. Silverman, S. Axelrod, M. Katz, S. Vadhan. 218 CONCERT BAND CONCERT BAND Cindy Alterson Peggy Curry Seth Axelrod Wayne Dempsey Dina Gunderson Denise Ciotti Beth Savitz (Alternate) FALL COUNTY ORCHESTRA Danny Yang Jon Rosenberg Mike Koehler JAZZ BAND Adam Davidson 219 JUNIORS Officers: President Justan White Vice Pres. Mary McGuinness Secretary Katie Ertmann Treasurer Michele Valenti 222 SOPHOMORES Officers: President Allison Howard Vice Pres. Michael Pesca Secretary Michael Klein Treasurer Tammy Gopen 224 FRESHMEN 225 May we have the next contestant A please? Supreme Court nominee Judge Robert Bork fails congressional confirmation because of his controversial record. The president's second nominee. Judge Douglas Ginsberg admits to past marijuana use and withdraws his nomination. Judge Anthony Kennedy, the third nominee, finally won confirmation. All together now A AUG 16: Believing that planetary alignment would signal an era of peace, a participant of the “Harmonic Convergence celebrates the event by ringing a bell giving out harmonic tones. Take my stock ... please. OCT 19: The Dow Jones Industrial plunges over 500 points in one day of panic trading on the New York Stock Exchange. ▼ Mine your own business The U.S. Navy moves into the Persian Gulf to sweep for mines and protect merchant shipping under attack in the spreading Iran Iraq war. f Arms wrestling champs A DEC 8: Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev shake hands after signin the nuclear arms reduction treaty in Washington. Rescued at last OCT 19: After three days of slow progress, rescuers finally free 18-month-old Jessica McClure from abandoned well in Midland, TX. f y ir= s ft® at3 Willie Smith 39 — fashion designer Robert Preston 68 —- actor Andres Segovia 94 — classical guitarist Jackie Gleason 71 — comedian John Huston 81 — director actor Danny Kaye 74 — comedian Geraldine Page 62 — actress Ray Bolger 83 — actor Harold Washington 65 — mayor Fred Astaire 88 — actor dancer Lee Marvin 63 — actor Bob Fosse 60 — choreographer Lome Green 72 — actor acid-washed jeans disposable cameras Spuds MacKenzie thirtysomething snowboarding suoprcondurt___ HITS Yuffies (young urban failu Donald Trump couch potatoes CD players pictionary™ Glasnost 226 A tour for peace Pope John Paul II is presented with an American eagle feather in Phoenix, AZ, one stop of his 10-day tour of the U.S. and Canada, f Panama Vice A FEB 8: Panamanian Commander-in-Chief Gen. Manuel Noriega is indicted in Miami on racketeering and drug trafficking charges. He is the highest ranking foreign figure every sought by U.S. law enforcement agencies. Panic in Arcadia A SEP 11: The Ray family of Arcadia, FL, whose three boys suffer from the AIDS virus, leave town after their home burned down, presumably by arson. They later settled in Sarasota, FL where that community offered its sympathetic support. The Iran-contra Affair: Final Chapter NOV 18: After months of testimony, the Congressional Iran-contra Committee concludes the ultimate responsibility for the affair rests with the president, even if he did not know what was happening. J And in sports ... The Washington Redskins celebrate their 42-10 Super Bowl rout of the Denver Broncos. Minnesota took the World Series in seven games against St. Louis. ▼ Hartfelt Hartaches After withdrawing from the presidential race because of his involvement with actress Donna Rice, Gary Hart returns to the campaign despite continuing concerns about his character. J Top Movies ? of 1987® 1. Beverly Hills Cop If 6. The Witches of Eastwick 2. Platoon 7. Predator 3. Fatal Attraction 8. Dragnet 4. Three Men and a Baby 9. The Secret of My Success 5. The Untouchables 10. Lethal Weapon 1. Slippery When Wet — Bon Jovi 2. Graceland — Paul Simon 3. Licensed to 111 — Beastie Boys 4. The Way It Is — Bruce Hornsby and the Range 5. Control —Janet Jackson 6. The Joshua Tree — U2 7. Fore! — Huey Lewis and the News 8. Night Songs — Cinderella 9. Rapture — Anita Baker 10. Invisible Touch — Genesis no.E6I9Z 227 WHAT MAKES YOU THINK WE’RE GOING OUT7SG+TF WILD THING YOU MAKE MY HEART SING. TO JANET — IT’S SNOWING! NAPOLEON — BABY DUCKS — LOOK AT THAT! SMACK! 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ANGELA SPRINGBREAK 88 BAHAMAS KJ KB JO AK DD I LOVE YOU GUYS!!! ANGELA BM — LOST IN YOUR EYES — SUSIE SB-T O-GO-RUNS-L AX-COACH. 9 LF-1OOPERCENT-TOMMY F-ROB RG — EAT THAT PIZZA — AD-PIC GW — LITS ON-RUGBURN-WHYNOT JC SH-LAST RESORT — CG LUV U CONGRATS MS. REVLON AND MEG MONSTER — MADDOG YO BIG RED IT’S TOWELHEAD TIME! CONGRATS! GO GET EM! T.P. WOMEN! 228 L’S CHEEKS.SGD.RON’S F. KHP-TOM F-SAVE BIRD-LGEAC STEP IN 2 DEEP-H TALL PU ARIES CURSE — SNEEZE ON WALL LF-D AT BEACH-N YUKES EVE FLUSIE — DLC — SPEAKS-X-TINE SLEEPING VISOR FALL D-ME! NOH SC BUNNY TWIN — GD + LF DEAR LISA, THIS YEAR WOULD HAVE BEEN HELL WITHOUT YOU. THANKS FOR EVERYTHING YOU HELPED ME GET THROUGH ! WILL LOVE YOU FOREVER. LOVE MARNI TO JK + SB NO MORE DETOURS! ITS BEEN FUN. KS I LOVE KGB AGENTS! WE’RE NOT THE BEST AT WHAT WE DO, WE’RE THE ONLY ONES THAT DO IT. LISA AND MARNI BFF MARNI: THOSE MEMORIES OF YESTERDAY WILL LAST A LIFETIME . . . HERE’S TO THE NEXT FOUR YEARS. LOVE LISA TO RP I STILL LOVE YOU JK TO KS + SB YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST I LOVE YA JK RE-DRIVERS ED . . . TACO BELL BURGER KINGS DRIVE THRU . . . YOU’RE A GREAT FRIEND! — PC EW — AM I WANNA BE? THANX FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE — PC PW — THREE MEN AND A BABY . . . FRIENDLYS . . . ISLANDERS — PC MIKE-N-ANNE 11-8-87 KENNY-N-DAWN 10-23-87 RICKY+MEGHAN 8 23 87 ANG+JEN LETS THRUSH IT! LOVE MEG TO MY BEST FRIEND KATHY KP I’LL NEVER FORGET THE MEMORIES I LOVE YA MEG ANTHONY-N-JOANNE 6-3-87 ALWAYS AND FOREVER CONGRATULATIONS 88 MS.FIELDS TED’S THE MAN! IHOP ’88 BBAD FOREVER ILUV YA! STAC+MISH BEST FRIENDS 4EVA CAR LOOKS BETTER IN THE BOX STAC WATCH 4 STOP SIGNS STAC I LUV YA OUR FRIEND SHIP WILL LAST 4EVA,MISH CRAIG+MISH 5-18-87 XPJ, BRN, DLC, LUV U!APH IT’S 3AM,DO YOU KNOW WHERE KARYN IS? XPJ-BRN-BFFE DW-K Y-ED-AB-OP-MZ: “NEED A LIFT?”CALL STACYS TAXI JA: LIFE AS AN AVACADO — SM STEPHEN STACY 9-20-86 GEORGE,MOMENTS WITH YOU I’LL CHERISH FOREVER 9-2-86 MISH — WE’VE BEEN THRU IT ALL — OUR LIVES — EVOLVING DOORS GOING THE OPPOSITE WAY! I LOVE YOU — BFF — LUV ANNA PC: REMEMBER THREE MEN AND A BABY AND IT’S A POWER PLAY GOAL PW KL,SHESSICK, ASN AFU4SKUNK. GD THANX4THEMISHAPS.LUVYA. JCBOYS4YA.HEYDONTLET AHOLE RUINYOURDAY. — LUV DOC PW THE 13th IS OUR DAY! NEVER FORGET THE ENG CHART THE FAKE ONE, THE LIGHT IN YOUR CAR! BASKETBALL GAMES +OUT TO LUNCH HS WAS FUN DS JILL — “SPLASH”YOUR FILL IN THE BLANK WITH ANY OF THE MANY STACEY MF:ADAM — DMITRY — GRANDMA’S HOUSE — DRIVING IN SHOPPING CENTERS — MR, FRANKS BIOLOGY CLASS — FLAT TIRE — CAMP DEBAUN PIGGING OUT — KUTCHERS — LUV U -EW:WE HAD SO MANY FUN TIMES — OBACABY BABY — I LOVE YOU — RE MAUREEN: TELL HIM THAT HE HAS HIS OWN HAND! ROBYN PC: DRIVERS ED — TACO BELL + BURGER KING — PP LUVU — RE KEVIN WEIDLER — NICE PERM!! TINA“WHO’S JOHNNY?” LAURA ROE“NEED ANY GAS?” LAURA ROE — FEEL LIKE JOGGING? LAU GIGGLES,THANKS FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE. LUV,BUZZ JEFF-N-LAURA 1-1-88 T.K.,S.L.,H.V. — “MY HOW WE HAVE GROWN . . KATH — I DIDN’T KNOW YOU COULDN’T READ. KAREN ERICA — NO MORE WOMAN’S WORLD! KAREN JEN,DEB,DEE — WHAT CAN I SAY? IT’S BEEN GREAT. I'M GLAD IT WORKED OUT! I LOVE YOU GUYS — LISA Did you see SKELATOR? Yeah! — Chairman Yeah! — President! Yeah — Vice-President Yeah! — Secretary! CHINKA: TAKE IT TO THE BRI DGE,THROW IT OVERBOARD.SE E IF IT CAN SWIM,BACK IT TO THE SHORE,NOONE’S IN THE HOUSE, EVERYONE IS OUT,ALL THE LIGHTS ARE ON,BUT THE BLINDS ARE DOWN.DANNA RUSS — REMEMBER ME WHEN YOU MAKE YOUR FIRST MILLION! LIZ MS.BB+BM — GOOD LUCK LUV LM PO,JB,BK,TB — SREEB GUYS — LM KATH YOU DID IT! — LOVE LIZ KEITH — ERIN GO BRAGH! — LIZ JO’T — THE FUNNIEST GUY! LIZ MIKE — PUKNUV!!!LOVE LIZ JENN — GOOD LUCK! — LOVE LIZ KEVIN — MY BEST BUDDY!I’M GONNA MISS YOU! LOVE LIZ TO DEBBIE,VICKY,ELLEN,KIM, MARYROSE — YOU ARE GREAT FRIENDS DS I’LL MISS YOU — AILEEN DIZ — LENNY’S BATHROOM — SB SRRGJMSB AT THE BEACH — SB LE — LONG BEACH MIKE ORTWSB JODI HOUSEPARTY’S — SHORTY RG — LE NEW YEARS SPUDS DIZ ARE WE STILL IN TROUBLE JS — ARE EVER HAPPY TOGETHER MARCF I LOVE YOU! JODI-N-SANDY BFF JS-SB-RG-LE BFF TI — NICE CAR! LUV KATH+LAU KA — OHH.THE FAR-LOWS!KATHY KA,JIL,STA — U S U-KATHY JK.JUST WANT TO SAY I LUV U TO PIECES,U HAVE BEEN AN AWSOME,A COW.POPSKI.PUMPKIN+A POMPER + NICKEL OF A FRIEND,THANKS 1LAST TIME LATER POTATO, LUV JB RUSS — WE TOOK YOUR STUFF AND THE ALUMINUM THING THE MOB BILL,BOUTINEAU,KEVIN,RUSS AND TOM — STAY OUT OF TOBACCO PLAYLAND — PAUL LIZ,TAKE CARE OF BABY I’LL MISS YOU BOTH — PAUL TARQ.SAT NIGHTS TA PF RB’S SKELATOR CLUB RULES WELLES 1988 WORLD CHAMPS NY YANKEES “MUCH USIPEI”1987-88 RR,ST,RD,AM,JD HEY BOUTINEAU LETS GO TO 24 HOUR BAGEL AND GET SOME J.Y. LOCK THE DOORS, ROLL UP THE WINDOWS AND NO TURNS ON RED. M.G. FUNKY CHICKENS DP JC LE DD + SK GOOD LUCK LOVE JW DER,DEB,+DON,I’LL MISS YOU MOST,LOVE JUS KEVIN BO BEVIN YOU’RE THE BEST BANANA FANA LOVE JW RUSS POLYGAMY IS STILL ILLEGAL, LOVE JUSTAN JPB I’M ON A BUDGET BUT YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU JW MS 8 AND UP THERE LUV JW LIZ BO BIZ GET SOME SLEEP AND DON’T BE LATE LOVE JW JERRY YOU’RE GREAT LUV JW TB ROBBLE ROBBLE 4EVA JW PAUL NEVER LET OUR FRIENDSHIP END I LOVE U, JUSTAN KA — ALRIGHT,YOU 18yr OLD, DARK HAIRED, GREENEYED, DRIVING QUEEN. SB KATHY — GRACIAS! LOVE ALLI HEY LEVINSON!I LOVE YOU! THANKS FOR EVERYTHING! LOVE HOWARD DS THERE IS SOMETHING ABOUT THE 13th,THENOTE LOCKER WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!NEVER FORGET:PAT PICTURES OR “IN STEREO” PW ENGLEBIRD ENGLEBIRD “ROCK” GUYS WHAT DO YOU CALL THIS? IF THERE IS ANY ORDER IT IS 230 PAIGE FIRST THEN DEBBIE AND IT’S A TIE FOR ME AND HALLEY KT:F A DUCK LUV,CJ,RA,AF VIN — REMEMBER SANTA? CJ,RA, AF,AK,MC,JR,KT BETH AND CARYN SINCE 1972 BEST FRIENDS KAREN — YOU EXERCISE QUEEN, YOU LOOK GREAT LOVE ERICA KARA — HUMMM BABY — ERICA DON’T TAKE THE VOLVO LIZ! OATS+RED FOREVER 3-21-87 BARBARA LOVES KENTUCKY RYE TRACY GO ASK ALICE KATHY THE PINK LADY VIN THE GREAT GOOMBAMAN RAND — CHANNING’S MY DOG — JEN DAN HOMEROOM 1 — SEE STEEEVE — HIT’EM AGAIN! RUN FAST!MEAN MEANS WHAT? JEN JANET — SCUZEYOU — TISSUE!JEN KATY — JO — DID SHE SAY THE WORD?MEATLOAFYES+AYH 1 JEN MEATBALL — THANKS FOR BEING THERE — NEVER CHANGE LUV JEN LIZ — CAN I HAVE A RIDE? JEN EVAN — DOYA LIKE MY CAT? JEN KEITH — YOU BUTTERNECK! JEN FRAN — IT’S OVER — INXS+EDDIE +THE CRUSERS 1 — YOU’RE THE BESTILUV YA LOTS — JEN SUZANNE — DON’T READ THIS! JEN YOU CAN TAKE VINNIE OUT OF THE MEATBALL BUT YOU CAN’T TAKE THE MEATBALL OUT OF VINNIE — LUV RAN+JEN SWEATER DAY ’87 — WHEN WE WAS FAB — IT WAS A FESTIVAL! “DON’T NEED NO CLOTHES DON’T NEED NO FOOD I’M IN THE MOOD TO PARTY N !” MK YOU’RE THE BEST FRIEND I EVER HAD MF EW MY HOUSE IS THE NEXT ONE PS UNDER OR OVER RG:NOTHING’S OVER TIL WE SAY IT IS — MACYS RETURN LINE SLAMDANCING — LETS FIND A SHORT CUT — LETS BE CAPRICIOUS -WATERTOWER — TOMMY + SEAN LET’S GET THEM TO BE FRIENDS — MACY’S RECORDING STUDIOFANTAZ — SUNROOF OPPOSITES BUT SO MUCH ALIKE — LE JC:WATERTOWER — BON JOVI CONCERT — PHYSICS — WEEE-HEAD +CHEST — WIPEOUT — LUVLE+RG JC.LETS SEE IF WE CAN FIND A+P GATOR OR GAJDA — LUV LE JC:WHAT GUY IS IT TONIGHT — RG MF:LETS GO TO THE DUMP + PLAY IN THE MUD LUV LE+RG LL:I’LL NEVER FORGET WHAT YOU DID TO ME+I’LL NEVER FORGIVE YOU FOR IT. LE GDJ’LL GET HIM EVENTUALLY LE GD:GOT A BIG MIRROR OR A BALLOON? — RMH-DMUT AB-LE+RG GD:WANT TO GO IN A COMA DIZ 1+2 GD+SB — LETS GO EAT PIZZA WITH ABEE CHRIS — THE W+C WITH JM OR JM-LE+RG ERIN — YOU FINALLY GOT YOUR MAN RG+LE JS:DON’T YOU KNOW THAT EVERY GUY LOVES YOU? — DO YOU REALLY THINK YOU’RE A TRUE BLOND?LUV U LE+RG JC:CG:ET — WE MADE UP SO WHY CAN’T YOU? LUV RE+LE SPAQUITA.I LOVE YOU TFFT THANKS FOR THE BEST TIMES LETS GO BAHAMAS SB — LAX!LAWSON BLUD RUNS MAN OF MANY SAINTS.DLYUKE SCHOOL 8 LUV GD BOB’S. J.RAMALO.CHOCOLATE BANANA RG — DO YOU HAVE A SLIVER BALLOON OR BIG MIRROR.BEE CHEM C-STOP BLAK BULG.D. ME. LE — SPEAKS!LUV YA GRACE EV-MAN Aii Si! Janutus Fran — Do you have EFRAM? Jan Sue — OUT OF CONTROL — JAN JEN! !Look,Nova! JANET! HEY Di-woman,What’s up?JAN Steve — mamHUIT!! A HE HE HE JAN MAAAGGRRIIITTT!!! HEY ADAM. JANET HEY ADAM. SUZANNE LATA TO ALL THIS BUTTER! PETER DEMAS . . . CLASS OF 87 % 231 THE SENIOR CLASS WISHES THE BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1988. KEITH BURKITT . .. PRESIDENT EVAN EILE ... VICE PRESIDENT SCOTT FLUGM .. . SECRETARY JANET SANDHAAS .. . TREASURER SCOPE. SHARON GRIFF DELEGATE CHAIRMAN TERRI KEMP FINANCIAL CHAIRMAN ANDREW MORRIS ADVISOR S.C.O.P.E. The Student Committee on Political Education Wishes the best of luck to the CLASS OF 1988 EVAN EILE CHAIRMAN ELISSA LANDA AGENDA CHAIRMAN THE INTERNATIONAL CLUB CONGRATULATES THE MELTING POT OF OCEANSIDE HIGH SCHOOL MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1988 Casal Palocco — Roma — Padova — Firenze Non Dimenticate Mai! President — R. Albrecht 233 234 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 I 1 1 1 ffspl — = 'The Hedroh Dimity USrtlZZX (A Tub Full of APs) ?35 SS i pv APAM HESS FRIPAYfMAY (6.W86 A DANA t . II RANDI L. A.p. IPE VTIFICAT ON JAY MANAUHD 3 PAYS AFTER 7HEA.P.EXAM £ SCOTT F |2 STEVEN F. Thanks Shawn, ArYhe HAT! THE DAWN OF A NEW AR7FOfM-S£6M£NTATIONiSM 1 Tnanks Mrs. reitfor eJUB! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, OCEANSIDE CHAPTER, CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1988. ADAM DAVIDSON ... PRESIDENT EVAN EILE ... VICE PRESIDENT KATHLEEN AMTHOR ... SECRETARY STEVEN FEIT ... TREASURER 235 THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF OCEANSIDE HIGH SCHOOL HEIDI VILLHAUER: Editor-in-Chief STEVEN FEIT: Managing Editor Op Ed Editor DENNIS BRENNER: News Editor STACY MANDEL ELISSA LANDA: Indepth Editors BETH HYMAN MATT LAUX: Features Editors JON HOLTZ: Sports Editor WE WISH THE CLASS OF 1988 THE BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE “Tomorrow is the most important thing in life. It comes to us at midnight very clean. It’s perfect when it arrives and puts itself in our hands, hoping we’ve learned something from yesterday.” — John Wayne Douglas Lyon resident -herrie Laygo secretary General Organization Congratulates the Class of 1988 We wish you continued happiness and success Randi Levinson Vice President Joslin Zeplin Treasurer 237 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1988 FROM EDITORS OF SPRINDRIFT Elissa Landa Senior Editor Suzanne Cunneen Faculty Business Editor Paula Zeitlin Photography Editor Evie Djoulia Art Editor Jennifer Connolly Faculty Girls’ Sports Editor Steven Feit Editor-In-Chief Janet Sandhaas Senior Editor Frances Cuomo Faculty Extra-Curricular Editor Adam Hess Performing Arts Editor Pamela Cullen Art Editor Richard Willard Boys’ Sports Editor The Dees’ Nursery Florist Inc. For All Your Flower Garden Needs 10% off Prom Corsages with this ad Atlantic Avenue, Oceanside 678-3535 PHOTOCR 80 Atlantic Ave., Lynbrook, N.Y. 11563 • (516) 599-1150 239 EDITOR’S MESSAGE To My Mates: It is very important to me that people realize who helped put this book together. I cannot express in words the value of the efforts by Fran Cuomo, Janet Sandhaas, Jennifer Connolly, Suzanne Cunneen, Evie Djoulia, Paula Zeitlin, Pamela Cullen, Elissa Landa, Adam Hess, and Richard Willard. All of us deeply thank Dan Smith, our advisor, and Phil St. Pierre from Taylor Publishing for their inspiration and creative assistance. Four years seems like a lifetime ago. Maybe it was. I entered high school, like some of you, a little scared, but with adventure in my eyes. I do not think it was any big secret that most of the school’s upperclassmen at the time did not want freshmen in “their” high school. As I grew and progressed through Oceanside High, I encountered both success and failure. 1 built up old friendships and I created new ones. I put a tremendous value on meeting good people. Even while still in the middle of my high school years, I knew that I would look upon them as some of the best of my life. Four years have seen me grown. I am still a little scared, and I still have adventure in my eyes, but 1 have already experienced a lifetime of both fear and adventure. So have all of us. Congratulations, and good luck. Sincerely, Steven K. Feit Editor, Spindrift 1988 240