Plainedge High School - Pathways Yearbook (Massapequa, NY)

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46 Wlifjg-' 1 1 ll I 11-.1 . T... -.. VENTURES Ventures, the school literary magazine, is composed of stories, pictures, poetry, and other Works done by the Plainedge students. Under the direction of Mrs. Marilyn Goodman, each piece of work submitted is voted on and those selected appear in the magazine. It proves to be a fine piece of creativity. MADRIGALS Madrigals is a select group of talented singers under the direction of Mr. William McLocl-zlin. Their songs are of varied types to please any audience. Twice a year their talent is used to put on a concert along with other musical groups for the entertainment of the school district.

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HONOR SOCI TY WSJ Cindy Berge Theresa Buonincontri Lawrence Byrne Robert Cantor Eileen Carey Ken Carson Deidre Chapman Kalvin Chin Donna Cipolla Phillip Cutajar Kathleen Eagle Mary Eagle Robert Epstein -Ioan Ewald Betty-jane Farina jean Freebody Nancy Frigand Scott Gelbs janet Gervasio Donna Glazer Michael Goldner Carol Greenberg Carolyn Heydt Sharon Hirsch Kathryn ,Iuceam Michael Katz Richard Klein Madeline Klyne Debbie Kraf chin Richard Kudan Amy Leffler Peter Lehmuller Fern Lermsider fl--Rl Mrs. Goodman Mary Eagle Kathvrluceam Basilia Riccardo Debbie Krafchin Advisor Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Cynthia Maghakian Debbie Mandala Patricia Mulholland Ellen Nadal Barbara Napolitano Elliot Nir Andrea Pankos joseph Pingree Paul Pollichino Angela Provenzano Diana Provenzano Rose Provenzano Diana Puglisi Donald Puller Audrey Ray Basilia Riccardo Stephanie Roth Leslie Sail Karen Schiller Amy Schaffer Susan Scharf Karen Shapin Martin Silverman Tina Silverstein Russell Spadaro Robert Sternberg Lisa Terrnini Robert Virzi Martin Weber Robert Weiss

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1 MODERN MUSIC MASTERS The members of Modern Music Masters are those outstanding in the music field. Each member of this Honor Society has participated in other musical groups within or out of the Plainedge area. To be a member of this society, according to Mr. Kenneth Haralick, its advisor, 'tis a true honor. PLAINPOLK Although under the direction of Mr. William McLocklin, Plainfolk is basically an independent group. The members choose their own music and using their various talents put together a fine medley of songs to please the audience at each concert in which they perform.