Richmond Hill High School - Archway / Dome Yearbook (Richmond Hill, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1978 volume:

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Ana liredr night lolla holder: J get out ant trexs--tl' rn E- Beathfmania C' ,bs , 00 6 Q CD fb '-I fblsgx YPEBFSM D In QD Cin, --'svEciQv5.'3ncfPrl25 dll1'3:1Pl:lil rk fl, Q0 ,' NWYWSW fl fl plz ' le dollar ha 123 W 5 ejcfffkffa NQQF' if Mi gt lil Si. lnit State M x 'CRUZ 806 I0 Jo ER 5109 - 976 z A Qi ' 'QQGP' 0 1- We P0 'A f Il J 17 lygoz f ,an ther Cd 0 af ff, gy ,s prove muc fo' . f7 4' ' ,1 observer 0 I Q' 'Y ion o 3-4 5 U -Yr ' m llma beer Q 131901 I 0 N oncor Q-s ssggwef 6, of 0'3 e ff of 01 0 XJ C 'o,.e C A N P0 0 Q: CU ei Q Inman 6 ' v--4 -Pear ef S Cl-4 Ce ' 'Y y s Q .mvern gl-4 ,qc ,y 0 -'Gales bf 5 gig? 0 Much has happened in the vvorld in tl: 322 I 0:10. 0 the past four years and many of us have i owin M ed,:'g1'1ZCf been touched, in one vvay or another, by Iflnilall I '--'lf some of these events. gicahgfsi 'Z Much has happened in New York City V0 aio 'bb in the past four years and we have felt gig, ,2 E ggi-il?,Sl1wi,l NSS' the repercussions more strongly because EQ E 3 2 3 Sup 'he' J' this is where we live. 532 Daiwa gk' If 6 Much has happened to us at Richmond giciikgs ,EE ra '9 Hill High School in the past four years L4 I gg glgl E 2,5 111155 and these events have had the most no- 5 'f... gf ticeable effect of all. GD L1 In --- 4 . . , Ti gmail--Blain ff- 1 In beginning ARCHVVAY '78, it occured -AJ . . NT, 1: p if 3.2-E 1 to us that historians, reporters and yearj Q book staffs have something in common: 'U ' 5 . . , 'girl-5-'I O-aj Q B vve all seek to represent a period of time lg ' 23 by isolating the headlines. E 'E T, 'j C .E 43 E v-I ax , .ggi lysed, Gms rfb. fx ' 'll 61-6'et Q -'1.,. , -'64, ' '? ':, . X S 543' 0,9 S4.. , Y-' O ' 'Q 'tilt' . ' V V a - '7' . j Sf gf , 4'p',,4- . mxS5 Q2 C5 : Q . om 'fer se omaaxs W all N' by? Q0 bg 50- Q L0 ap 5 'ha Q me B a' got' A ' 00 6 5 wal L0 ' ' 'ga P 4'eat4f'e I f -fe we Want ML 0 l T d wfwa Q or 8 e QM H' .- ' 'V . . . ' c W . 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N' 'll' V This book, then, is dedicated to all of o K Richmond Hill and to New York City with 1 ta 5 ill-fl the conviction that the story of our four K A , zimlrw. years is more than the sum of the events Wmmmf Wes. N xenon and achievements isolated in this book, R 0 .fi--f-ff7,jj',Zg,T,,,na.:iisi. 6 LW: E just as New York City is more than the 0 ' W,.-fe-Q13 OBOLQSTHENYR ,h i F- P - ,Q- SAN'1l1O W N ,ez W Tl' M L 1l0fl- sum of its monuments and monumental -- time Essi WQXR amitevof' ,1- . . . . -- -'FQNT FUR gr on ' 5. . .l5xS. l3'A1w393mw midi. diffficulties. QENYAGN--'C fc Mm Qgb QW 'FSWQA-W' 3' mom' The truly important events don't always ,B Nl- 0 RFESQBA Ottl. :nw st-lm' : . . f 2' riodoi make headlines, but they are truly impor- ,413 65 A wsmasouxnopf so ix tant, nevertheless, 49 C5'3'6f2a v. .x THE J 'Za 4 3 Vg CF? y 662, - Q, 2,0 3 I O 6 ' O ,. 1 Z s is Q, 0462 ' 3 f .2 .s T' l Q .beef -f --Q 0539 aff at 61 ' 90 4 f 'eta'-Es l Ch O 0 -Q 6 P GROUC f HO G0 E G is 9 elllgaigcl A 65562 age? 9 8 l Ale 6 -fs 99 Q 'Z ' 1 vfiilll Coe, ,wry Q Q as vfffn 30 , 92-69-09 E2-'Q vi of 09 te 9 V 96 fo 6 vi C165 QQ' 1 ' Q Q 9 3 0.269 l alma? ' 091 G KV os, ' 'Q' is 9 F oRD we xioo k oifx v 9 , . ft 43,0 r its- x Soi' oc-1' -15 4'- X' xxoweo xv 56? YK 'afgleeo YQ?- 690 Qfoykol f all 9 ' 9 ' Q7 9 4 t' vs? 0-oof' .Ngo 39 .Q-,,.5,f 0 'as 0QQ49.4,,sN wif: .f .pea .kg w cy x- . .a .A f ' , - 9' ' Q vast I, 0 6 0 o Q y 19 'Q 9' 'Q' I 2 2 Q QV' X U to S Q asf? r 1 X. ,c,tc adafggs 00 A C L EW YORK IS . xX F1 i 'KL Q O I x ,f KX fr left A if fi I fs I-.L .J.s L ' f ,,.....-...U i .? ! Arzgy .--1... -..Q-Q st' ,, New York, my second love, You took me when I came to YOU, You opened your arms to foreigners, You showed us your beauty and your faults. There is so much excitement in you, So many things to see. New York, you are special Because there are so many Different people in you. Other cites have monuments, too, But you have people and their cultures. You take us all and welcome us. New York, you are my second home. i 1 ,Ha -Aurora Candamo , I if din 11.1 ' HISTORIC , y ' i,. n-:J ill rn' N57- iii Even if the majority Have no time to enjoy the wonders of New York, To see our Lady at the shore or stand in her arms and look back, It's ,nice to have them at your fingertips, Even if the minority is too rich to care what happens to the rest, To laugh in the face of those who have hope as their only answer, You can always find the few who care. Even if the individual is thought to be weak, powerless, gullible, He must stand up to these forces, Bigotry knows no bounds, There is only color in the minds of clowns. lt's all here, So much, so close. Divert, change, Find a new path. It's all here. -Shannon Cain ODER FRIGID WINTERS, SCORCHING SUMMERS, HUSTLING PEOPLE, ZOOMING AUTOS, PROSTITUTES, PIMPS, PORNO, NOT BAD EOR A START. EAILING BUDGET, WELFARE CHEATS, SKYROCKETING UNEMPLOYMENT, BURNING STRUCTURE DRUGS, GAMBLING, CRIME. THIS IS NEW YORK. SO WE'VE GOT THE WIDEST CULTURAL CLIENTEL, SO WE'RE THE BIGGEST CITY IN THE WORLD, SO WE'VE GOT THE U.N., MISS LIBERTY, TWIN TOWERS. THEY'RE NOT INTERESTING. . WHO CARES ABOUT MUSEUMS? NOBODY GOES TO THE THEATRE ANYMORE. THE SHOPS, THE CLUBS, THE RESTAURANTS ARE IUST TOO BORING TO DISCUSS. THESE THINGS IUST DON'T RATE. IT'S DISASTER PEOPLE TH RIVE ON. A LITTLE ACTION TO OBTAIN THE WORLD'S EAR. NIXON WASN'T BORN IN NY, WAS HE? WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO KING KONG? -MIKE PASCULLO 7 CONGESTED New York: the sights, the sounds, the real action: all the glitter and fantasy of your wildest imagina- tion: a place that never grows weary of its in- habitants. Always changing, always expanding. A place where you can lose yourself in a labyrinth of lights, noise, people, places. Come and be swept off your feet! -Karen Tavcar .L.t.+. ti i. ,' New York is festivals and the tempting aromas of foods from all over the world. lt's a sparkling diamond on Fifth Avenue. lt's a horse and buggy in Central Park, lt's ice skating in Rockerfeller Center, lt's the rumble ofthe subway and the music ofthe accents ofthe Native New Yorkers. -Maria Manrique at I PH-xcEruL F491 FAVORITE PLACES CENTRAL PARK BLOOMlNCDALE'S MUSEUM OF MODERN ART MOMA SCULPTURE GARDEN STRAND BOOKSTORE SOUTH STREET SEAPORT 72nd STREET BOAT BASIN PALEY PEACE PARK SOUTH ON THE WEST SIDE HWY. BARNES AND NOBLE LINCOLN CENTER THE IMPROVISATION ANY THEATRE ANY RESTAURANT ANY BOUTIQUE FAVORITE PLACES GUGCENHEIM MUSEUM MUSEUM OE NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM OF ART THE 59th STREET BRIDGE BROADWAY BRYANT PARK CARL SHURTZ PARK PARK AVENUE THE PLAZA THE WEST VILLAGE THE CLOISTERS N.I. from N.Y. CHINATOWN THE EAST VILLAGE EAST 83rd STREET 9 You KNOW Youtii llll v 5 f 2 1+ C - is 0, ,, J - AW in-, 'S U 2 ll 5 . 5 t 'X Q2 af X ' 3' 5 O 1 gi 7' ' 5 r fit' s 2 O . E 4 'if 5 Q9 l-- 9' - ra X gig J f 5553 - . A 2'6 3 ia- 4 I i E ,. ' mg f l you're driving through the worst neighborhood in the city with your girlfriend and your car breaks down. 'feet' tcm: 1,5 5'ff'f.-Q ..,, i, Girl ,. .X .,,?,4. I ilifli '-iff .3 lrq X xou dont txorrx about being proofed mostly because you can't afford to go in! 10 -in ?5i SI :Lt l F 2 ff l -tr if X 1 . 9 A M 5 5: t in li in the guy in front of you on the unemployment line drives away in a Rolls Royce! 1i?F:', ' ' 1 - . - Q ' -5 , , - i 1 . i --i V , ,,' six lg ' 53 Ll 0 H f ll-' V f gag am, ' x fd fl' you make S85 a week, and you think l Reggie lackson is getting a bad deal , because he's only making 5400000 a year. ,- .'-j,'Yi7,,1fi'fg,.,g-. ,- Q .r,,,,..- - qfmi- U.,,f.-, 4 4, AQ '.. , ,A I IH. ,Q . 13. -P, 'Nr gg,,g.fZ4.i.'i 4 ,fag ft! r .. 'l 141, cl , urn' ' - I -, -' l I 9 'RJ -H ,rw-f lll A1 1' A f',,m.. l ' I ' ' 5 .I 'mu ' even the cops are afraid to go out at night!! 14-N llllllll YORK llllllll.. N ax 5 i , S I A KN L 1... 'xlrzlj lah Q f l l ' ' I '7 Sew H l N ' l wif' 5 I I f ' F- Simi? Q, , W A l p-- -- 2 : I -is- . , '--in--' N l 5 l 'is X' an . . the o ly one ho I s t you in the sub ay 5 the sa e g y ho dro led on yo shoes! 3 'f' l X I 'x - A 4' x ,D 5 6 l n ' lf Mg E E ' , .I . ' ll Q :' 'I ,. l ' f c' ' 'l N . .ill M S X I5 - ' fej' D 1 'Q 922: 1 lW l wlll X A t l L ' ..u4.Qfllil ' V ' . . Slgglngtjrag gregsgilmictie usual bottle of Scotch t Ch st as f m yo o t of town friends you get f'ff I ,fs .F-E ' gl A ' .G - QV QUE -U1 -, gi f 1 Q t 4 B-J W a ' ' lv' f . 5 -fi: V4 el . 7 , b y if Q ' V-.,l 2.7 nl I' 5 -. 171, . you get on a tra'n at 3:30 AM. and notice that all the othe p sse ge S a e wearing leather a carrying Chains' 11 91 -J I h. 4f1c::ffjf39i,5f2 V ' , r Q A , ,N ., , ,, M ' 5'W W'5'-'-14 'z .g,f3322i7+?f lf ,I Liaxii' . .-+ , X l I -I ll . ,if l V ' . . fi u- -Sa 12 Ewvokk my senses - completely in control well tuned, refined and sweeping like so many beams of radar -penetrating sonar ever searching, ever relaying I not a blip on the screen of concern that would arouse suspicion- rather, a blot the spreading ink from sewer mains over all ready somewhat soiled, yellowing, parchment. -this city growing as germ under microscope imbedded on a field of dampened bread the stagnant parasites greening molds in a sphere of malcontent brought about by the piercing stench being nurtured, thriving on antipathy unconcerned rot. what- it just can't be books of history indignantly scream books have covers though, claiming the people always had a dream running along that common road saying we've never feared the fight as our defenses, all resistance fades from sight. This is no dream and the blank faces reflect the mass hysteria shell shocked confusion non-committals this being the only true disease and through our denials each one of us the carrier -Wayne Costigan IS. L0 ELY 2 'fi fx .Jffveryone has a nu , 7 laws'- ?'7::itQi,,Ll i ywlitgie, 2 1s'f o lems surround if V , ttiingfvvorse anti worse. ?:q1ri?3w .t2etiQi2gilQng6?2 T T , T V- it 5 , igif iiz-1aSa,:g,fgQrvbg gfplace ive. yz gg A i f 1 i :J l ,Y A,.l,2 Qoportunity ist , sdmiethingifto do. A 15. nevier sto . , i ,A Q ?h'6,,Gliy,,Q?f5uglyijndefful Epi-,ce S . : - vxiin- iii l . Q Aa.,, - A-: . ,gg ' i A1'AQ 'fi XV' . ' f A Y I I 'T ll, A - cnl in l Q 'x . l i' L T -. if 0 ' -'1 3 City slums, rundown bums, Streets unfit to ride on, A crazy man: Son of Sam, Whom the innocent must hide from The Wall Street bustle, I-lookers who hustle, Making money each their own way. The unconcerned parent, Those who can't bear it, The problems go on day to day. The difficulties, numerous, Tho' some find it humorous, To say, Well that's NY., my dear. But we'll say it loudly, And ever so proudly, lf you leave New York, you ain't goin' nowhere! -JoAnne Cavanaugh 3 D-fr ,,- rv! ll' I l l grew up riding the subway. It's a part of my life. A good experience is to Come to New York and ride a subway train that carries a gift from the kids of the City. The gift is the graffiti - the individual works of art that make the metallic monsters look more human. -Frank Hernandez 14 AVVESQME li e+'iF1 P --- Picruiaiasoui-3 u, ,g e ae asr fi Q To me, being a New Yorker means being tough. It means being able to live in a town that everyone else so easily condemns. lt's watching your house burn because there aren't enough city workers. lt's having to protect yourself because too many cops have been laid off. lt's sitting in a cold, over-crowded class that you don't really want because your grade advisor said your original choice was cancelled. Being a New Yorker means having everything at your fingertips. lt's knowing that you can go sightseeing in your own backyard. It's having the Empire State Building, The Statue of Liberty, Fifth Avenue or the Rockerfeller Center Christmas Tree practically in your own neighbor- hood, lt's knowing that you, too, can reach for the stars. Being a real New Yorker means riding the subway at night. lt's walking down the street with your head held high, lt means having the guts to say, I'm glad I'm here and l'm proud of my town! -Maureen Hopkins 'f ,Xl f- ,gi NEVV YORK IS . ., a potpourri - A. Rodriguez the most exciting place in the world - A. Kapp down but not forgotten - S. Turetsky exciting, enlightening, exasperating - C Nancken inspirational - E. Greenberg horrible and frightful M S. Banilower a tapestry - rich and full - L. Greenfield going to make a come back - F. Rich a dynamic melting pot - S. Rosen warm and exciting - but dirty - S Constad i 15 'fy 1 f 1 wX7 1 1, 1 1 1 , , f!',?x,r-If ,1 1 1 1 , 1' 1 1 1 1 M 1 1,1 1.1! 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 11fY1,11.f1,f' 1 1 .1111 rj-,'.f'j,1'1 ,fs 11 '-1711.11 1Q,1,1x1,11,1 -1 , ..1,, !,f111'1Y,-:L 1 X. x X f1'1- 1 1 1.1 J' J. 11 . -Q ,-'1'X. 1 1 1 , -, 1 1 PKK Y 8, F, ,X 4, 1, 1, 1. wk vi J 1' -1 ,1 1' ,1 15 1 w 1 1 9 1 y ,Q 1 1 1 1 1 , V1 1 ,X 1 K1 1 11 .21 r, 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 .L EW YORK ns --.. I 1 nur- ng 1 N .Wx 11ne 411 .Wg Q gg. if Q'Z112wE0t avg 'wt Qxawq WI Z 'L1 ' 'af 'irkzirlgl fl' 5A3z7, ?i .Nh ' f f,,'- 1 ,riff 114' I 1 A E V . Ag ffi- , . 25 . . ' 5-UN-'M - ' g i, Q ff f V, 'Z f' ' v 'z ji 11 1 ' J 1 ' Q 4 1, 1 .1 1 1., 5 ' Y K , ,,, 1 If 71 , ij J' ' fs E WUHMHEUHETW mmmiuun sm I 1 ij, I F , si U U Qffg fe W I ,X , rp I, gv D JW 4 r W ci THE WUIEGES WTGPBGETEIIER 0 , .,,,,G3EM? EUS EDT QD ,gf Mr. Stoopack, Principal 1 , Sig Mr. Seymour Dinner Assistant Principal - Administration Many of us felt the absence this year of Mr. Dinner who was on leave. We had grown accustomed to seeing his smiling face and his easy-going, helpful attitude. We look forward to his return. I8 ADMNS Dear Friends: Can you change the conditions of your lives in New York or elsewhere? Yes, you can change your life - if you continue your training and education to help you become a Who not a What , Who you are stays with you and those who know you, long after what you do has changed. Who you are, the total of your experiences, background, choices and responses will determine how you move in the world: how you respond to changes: how you approach your problems when you're 30 or 40. Whatever is out there in the world waiting for you will demand strength, determination, hard work, clear thinking, flexibility. Your education will help you be- come a person who makes wise choices and decisions. These should not lock you in: they must open you up. lt's a full, terrible, wonderful world out there. We await you eagerly. Murray Stoopack for your teachers and family Mr. Louis Acerra All of Richmond Hill High School wishes to heartily congratulate Mr. Acerra on his appointment as Princi- pal of john Adams High School. lt is difficult for most of us to remember our days at the Annex without thinking, too, of Mr. Acerra. We are glad to have known him and wish him all the best in his new position. TRATIQ f . .. ,,,,. . , h ,f,. . f 4: ,r . 'ffzf 555,464 my V , ',,,, , Af w w 9 if .V 7 f, ':, ww ' .. QW f Miss Clare Bauch Assistant Principal- Administration Graduation is a happy and exciting time but also a time for serious reflection. Your decisions carry with them greater consequences than ever before and the responsibility for them is increasingly your own. My advice is to seek advice. Listen to what parents, teach- ers, and friends have to offer - accept what you believe will work for you - reject what you must, based upon reason and thought - and do not hesitate to reconsider if you suspect your decision was wrong. May the future bring you rewards and satisfaction and the good health to savor them. S. Turetsky ,,,, ,,..,, , Mr. Joseph Spinola Assistant Principal- Administration f'VVhat are you doing? a man asked of three labor- ers beside a building under construction. The first man replied, Stone-cuttin' The second smiled, Puttin' in time - until a better job comes along. The third man waited a moment and then said simply, l'm building a cathedral! Make the most of your opportunities and your life will be one of achievement and satisfaction which will bring happi- ness. Aim your sights high and have faith in yourself. Each moment God holds outa chance to be more and achieve more. You have what it takes. Use it wisely! Much happiness and success! Clare T. Bauch Mr, Stanley Turetsky Acting Assistant Principal - Administration It seems like yesterday, September, 1974, when each of you started your high school career at the Annex. Now, four years later, you are leaving us to start another career. l know that you are wiser and better for having been at Richmond Hill, but we have also benefitted from knowing you. A school is not just a building, it is people, like a family, living together under one roof. l am sure that the years you have spent at Richmond Hill will be among your fondest memories. Good luck, but not, goodbye. l. Spinola T9 R, Bockstein Z' , :J wiki A xml, I. Wollen if , Q16-',,,nV4f--r ,iq lk 744 A f af-?f'me11lL Would you like to ride in my beglutiful balloon C. Gold and friend - .QX ,. . 'r The fifth floor, I-lill's ovvn version of an artist's garret, is a hive of activity: paintings, murals, sculpture, film crafts, ceramics, jewelry - the list is endless and the creativity, non-stop. Like a supermarket of seIf-ex- pression, all you have to do is help yourself. H. Wallerstein Even Cartoons . .. l i -1 ,A i Z, . N,,,.,,,,,,,wQ2 - -xv fl ,sv 1. lacobson M, Friedmutter, Assistant Principal v I l rf' hwy,-D ,X QQ . A I i T T6 ' i fix Ni? T T k X I l x T I Tix if ii 5V X 1 E f- X , L,,.,..J 7 -1' Skip the art stuff - let's gossip. Mural inthe works. Qfn - -1 -1,444 l VVHAT'S NEW IN THE ART DEPARTMENT You're not Picasso yet! People TH EY'VE adopted a subway flown a balloon painted murals sown a quilt won a gold medal lfor DOMEJ painted a theatre g 4 W + 1 Z 2 l l fn 5 ,Mr-....-X, iii-w-.,,.,, VS? Let's adopt a subway. VVe're off to see the wizard , ,. V . Psst! Whose side is the big guy without the helmut on? Musa are supposed to have 2 eyes and 'l nose! .v A. Christie - Assistant Principal Enjoys acting in, directing and attending plays, reading Science Fiction, writing poetry and stories. fx, T! I ,wt -P-an E GLISHXCOMM The English!Communication Arts Department is among the liveliest and most innovative in the school. The department contains numerous special classes in- cluding the Drama class, English as a Second Lan- guage, and the Supernatural in Literature. lt supports Domino, Dome, and Archway, our three, award-win- ning publications and produces a full-scale, profes- sionally done Spring Play each year, Over the past few years the department has helped the Humanities Pro- gram grow from a single class to a four-year program. An ever-growing collection of audio-visual equipment now includes T,V. and camera equipment and offers classes in film and T.V. k B. Elamenbaum D. Romagnano T. Oropallo Hobbies include skiing, macrame, threatre, 1 S. Banilower films, tennis, walking in the city, C. D'Agostino Loves all frightful, horrible, supernatural photography, shopping and trying to get Enjoys boating, bowling, woodworking, things. houseplants to live. plumbing and crocheting GJ. . . In gg 'ww Z Mew ,531 J.- A f UN CATICD ARTS SA ., X X A, xl . inn 1 'S X 155 -.aw Students videotape 1977 Humanities Symposium. Of C0urSe you're all getting A's in English lgulplj. R. Marsh Expert mechanic, church bus dfiver, student of judo, track and field enthusiast L. Greenfield S. Meyers and former captain of the CCNY Track Loves tennis, travel, theatre, shopping, Favorites are reading fof courselj, travel, Team. films, needlepoint, sailing and jelly donuts, theatre, classical music and dining out. A. Fleisig E. Davidson N. Silver ,Z 2' F ' i 1' 1 Q 3 in ff' k K h 'Ar 1,-A ' J.. . ' f 'Wi M. Podzius E. Greenberg Enjoys sports tfootball, basketball, baseball, bowlingj, and the mellow sound in music. The Archway Photographers Motto: WE NEVER KNOCK! gas: , , N- f -'fs'-V -A A . fra- . .ti . t: T':5 g'-y..-::..- fr .-Pg-ie'ff:', ' , ' ' is -. 4 N ' ' E' 'l l -115.1411-f , 1-72 1 r 1 'J ,. , , ,: -r ., 1+ :fx--f'1:.': '-2' '. . rciifvi, '1f.gLj,ei4r 1155 'ff: a..fir.'?3 ' j- sggs , gg5g5.giI1.: .Gigi gi., ,,fg.E::-i .Ti - i E.: 'T i ew-. I -WL. W - ' ' . Wie lf I 'f'.,?.i:E 1: t 'sf' gg1.y..+ . 'sg-ef' -ggi-. ,f--' ff frginagtfli M.--11 34' , , M.-Q, .-gzip, , ' Q'+bW f ..i3fr4.r--v F' .5 '-2-'21, .gr ,Str .-c !gt33 :z... WP-TY,-' 15--T-is .Ii ...ff -- 1'.'2f,,,3L5 ,.49lEf,1' N 'fa' -r-:.-.'zy,i- E 1- 7' ' -38 ,2'Jqi.f -' - Ek' . ' b 1 'H - xt , ' . 2. we 5 za' at if! 6.1 ,vi 'Y--2 F f,,..f Tri 1. ' H .- S357 px 1. ' -ef f? ,. 5 mf, if 'fig lf 21. fl f YY 521.1 - ' -.'-L-J' 4.. .-.. ,I 5 1 ft., f,, :if 5 .t . Q, . . .., , A . ,, , , , - , f - ' EHQTZ, - A ' 1 ,. .5 4Ei2wF,., t, Ng- - .. x ,I 371 pwr v .--i 1' -. ,. .- -H 5.5: -. -..,.- 5.-zu I .-.,5f.- an ' f- st-asa, , ' ' ' ' 'rt - . ., .. ,sf-. . . ' I lurk An Assignment 'fEverybody take out a sheet of pa- per and write an essay on your feel- ings of Life and Death. The opening of books, the turning of paper, The borrowing of pens, the silence of thought. Life and Death - an essay - what a weird topic! l'd rather be out playing ball. My God, what a topic to write about! Whispered thoughts, nervous click- ing of pens, Dragging, endless minutes. An idea! The bell rings, the assignment is handed in, and the student leaves. A. Mizzi B. Kapit ln the spent of one night he wrote three propositions: That Hell is the denial of the ordi- nary. That nothing lasts, That clean white paper waiting un- der a pen is the gift beyond history and hurt and heaven. - from The Gift by john Ciardi .gkf -cnt' :JV 'A A S, Hirschenfang M, Pechman D, Doherty Shim!!! gg ii 5 1331- t i E C. McKenna Loves tennis, travel and gardening English can be fun! R. Epstein x A 3 PA ' ' 4.1 15 L . 'X 1 ,... . Lai V T ,1 yt, 1 7 . , M, .L . , , . Q ,li A ,, . ,, , ' .9 :E-'wry f -V: f, A ' -e. 3 S. Musikar Finds his Accounting 3 classes enjoyable. l. Grode Likes the Museum of Natural History. x1 A. Schneir ACCO A. Kotowitz Assistant Principal Tucked away in a quiet spot on the third floor, the Accounting Department helps the school run in many ways. The Department maintains three year courses in Accounting, Bookkeeping and Record Keeping which prepare our students for a wide variety of office posi- tions after graduation or for college programs in re- lated fields. Elective courses are offered in Accounting Machines and Distributive Education as well as Coop- erative Education. The Department is also responsible for school finances including Senior Dues and certain S.A. funds and it helps run the S.A. Store. They cer- tainly practice vvhat they teach. M. Kugal fx F. Rich Looks forward to travel in the Middle East. , 34 h,,,,',,a Hi, ,Z Q? S.A. Advisor and Accounting Chairman meet. Can pretzel sales be off????? in i of N ' 1 -if f , V V. f ': ffrY'L- --. ,mg , ,WL w...,.o, .. .I N. ff 5 1 1 'ii '. C. Staufenberg B. Walton la lr 5?33r l in N 1 SA. STORE DOES SWEET BUSINESS The SA. Store helps train our Distributive Education students in methods of an actual retail store operation while serving the entire school. Aside from the eatables, the Store also stocks a large supply of school supplies and review books. 'Q .pf T. Grey Loves golf, reading novels by K. S. Butler, R. Pam golf, dancing, kiting fchecks?J, golf and Hobbies are tennis and talking about the L, Kaufman more golf. good, old days in Brooklyn. Enjoys motorcycling and jogging l 'aff Q J J .n ' - V1 . qs! l I H, .'-,I I 4 .!!g,,,.,,V. LV fx. .ill X, V g .515 3 . TJ 1 -la'Q::f,2,1 f,,,- V. ,yur sa -3. ,wry iw. . . 53 -- few n ' 'P L .f..... '.,.:'..- .. . . ., .. ,-,.E+:f..u.,. H ' ' 31.715 9' . .Y V-Q-ff . Q lf- J -QC' 21, .,.,-. .U P E. Parker H. Schwartz Assistant Principal 5? ' E RE I A RI AL . 1 ,f I X1 I S I U DI ES xx al-19:55. ' , Sr., 'fi 'I' 1 3 55 F I H a . v I I g . if I I M ' L .r I ' 1 I X I- Rmenberg A. Caren R, Posner 31 . In 64.3. if as 1 . .,, 'Su fl vii Cf? f' I if X 'Biz ' f -4,4 ff I ,B ff-Mya? in -1 'f,, R. Goldman Starting with 20 WPM and being very discouraged xx hen l could not 891 the dictation, I have certainly come a long way, Sten is now an important part of my life and, also, my future. There are so many exciting jobs available for stenographers and secretaries, Although many me-1ChIr19S are being invented which will try to replace the secretary, mOr6 and UWOVQ executives are beginning to realize that a machine can never take the place of a well-trained and competent secretary. l hope all students who are taking secretarial studies get as involved in their work as I have. The benefits and rewards will be with you for the rest of your life. - Denise Weselnick VX . lg L Hi W.. rr K 24 ws xv J Nl Nldt rx 31 A. Rodriguez c YF ian wt i - L , , ..fWw'f mm f Qi 2 VJ E I A 2 4 2 V M- MCDO0OUgh Concentration . .. W, A nw' 'S 'SJ A nn' 44 I . 1 Jw-, V J --an I 'W AVI Wu- L. Caine ff ai 5 S, Sokoloxx K K 33 .., W HRITI SEIENFIE NT The Science Department offers a wide spec- trum of courses including Earth Science, Physical Science, Oceanography, Laboratory Techniques, Ecology, Human Development as well as Biology, Chemistry and Physics. These courses enable a student to enhance his understanding of himself and his environment and to open up fields of interest which can be pursued after graduation. gggv ie f? A li' c.,..,+1w-an-uulrat' I 34 R. Weinstein - Assistant Principal n , , X T .. i l. R, Dichter W-.WMM S. Dinner 1 F Morelli Mrs. Shirley Dinner, a member of Richmond HiIl's faculty since 1969, is currently on a leave of ab- sence. Over the years, Mrs. Dinner has gained rec- ognition by members of the faculty and the stu- dents vvho have been fortunate to have been in her classes. Mrs. Dinner has taught both Regents and non-Regents classes and introduced and developed the Environmental Science Course. Mrs. Dinner has always been actively involved in extra-curricula ac- tivities vvith science students. Her level of partici- pation is matched by her superior teaching meth- ods. We are anxiously awaiting her return to Rich- mond Hill. 'h.. E. Frishman 1. Weintraub M M vm., ,ig Alia.. S. Arrak 35 H. Panes ,f , -M ., , .-.. - V ' -e L' .Piffr '- Q-.,,gI 'Hue num lneautiml thing we can experience is the rnxxiwxf -f UM 14 fjl!TNl4flIT MX ffagff R. Halpern, Lab. Asst. H. Nachman W' M. Candler E. Steinnorn E. Dede f5 :?4f.x-N C. Mutterperl lt's impossible now even to imagine the levels of awareness of which men are capable. What we need are major efforts to explore inner as well as outer space. - lean Houston ang . if y, 1,5 25 Y ii 23 fi HQE R. Silverstein, Assistant Principal M, Costa '44 1 x H- 4, S. Lazar C. Turner ,ci F'ffVQ-ll -M 1 X, N-7 , f . V ii LJ K' - ' a 3 . .L h.-.e' ,J f-wx, , I . 1 'fy -'Q P' V , i.. ,l' ' J ' gm x... K. Eazekas .f fa M. Hohauser SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY A. Kurzyna, Miss Silverstein, D. Sclafani, D. Camasca, W, Rodriguez, M. Manrique, K. Victorin, M. Liriano, P. Fung, E. Bednarik, A. Candamo, I. Giacalone, H. Santiago, L. Cruz, C. Kassman, M. Rosa, M. Browne, H. Williams, M. Hong, N. Tannuzzo, P. Gannon, P. Dushaj, I. Achan, C, Mantiello, S. Minetti, A. Fereira, L, Caban, V. Merilice, R. Leader. FRENCHXITALIAN HONOR SOCIETY S. Cain, M. Rosie, K. Nagar, M. Manrique, K, Victorin, P, Lino, S. Quazi, A. Fereira, A. Candamo, E, Raudales, L. Crawford, S. Minetti, D. Macaluso, M. Morgado, N. Tanuzzo, S. Divito, E, Bednarik, S. Schnabel, S. Dauwalteo, D, Robinson, V. Merilice. -rf? L. Mislowack One advantage to growing up and going to school in New York City is being exposed to and learning about different ethnic groups. Being able to communicate with people who speak another language is both exciting and rewarding. Many students at Hill are bilingual. Our Foreign Lan- guage Honor Society consists of dedicated stu- dents who are able to express themselves in several languages and who are well-informed of the cultural heritages of the languages they study. In addition, members of the Society tutor other students. They find that their own enthusiasm is often contagious. EXECUTIVE BOARD: FOREIGN LANGUAGE HONOR SOCIETY P. Lino, M. Morgado, I. Giacalone, Miss R. Silvers- tein, D. Macaluso, A. Kurzyna. 2l.j ' 39 re 9 R,Sllverste1n,AsslstamPrmclpal F. McKinley U Vwrxk. .lla Viv. Z, v. V, .,.,.,... ,N .M If A A -i A,.,, J nv Bug- : f +' . ,L 4: Th 553 Di 5 K YL W? r 1 C Doe - a dee I .M 1, 2 1 4,0 L , NH .,. , X , ,,,. .,, ln Q., -, v - K 1511 I ' ' .I 1 5 9 wwf-A - p 5 . 1 I'... ,. fum. W .J v , ..... ,X ..,,,.,., . 'C .. ,IM ,5 1 ,,., - ,,..,, gx.. ,,..,. k..-...,M .1 W2h3xi 3 ,3 1 1 .Ji LJ 1 4 -L1 nr J H . v V o .1 L1 ' x I , ,, fx fx 1 ' a 9 l l Z 'lil 'I- l , l L 5 5 if I Music is a universal language. Many people can understand it, but only some can express it. School productions such as Sing and the Spring Play show off our talents, musical and otherwise, as does our school chorus. The class, taught by Mrs. McKinley, helps students interested in singing to improve their voices. The chorus is a tradition at graduation and other school functions. lt is a tra- dition which we hope will con- tinue. - fab U ' TENORS: l. Bolbao, D. Saez, H. Santiago, A. Buzzi, K. King. SOPRANO: L. Citowitz, E. Mer- ced, 1. leselnick, M. Manrique S. lrizarry, 1. Sekularac, M. Fig- ueroa, l. Bennett, L. Castro, S Falby, V. Gonzalez, N. White K. Huggan. SOPRANO: D. Kennedy, P Martino, A. Holrnes, H. Freitag, S. LaGreca, K. Pekarik, C. Fields, M. Slue, M. Zweirko, M. Tripoldi, M. Pignataro, K. Ram- jit, S. Raele, R. White. 4'l 1' .5 - '.'f? -M ,wfzyz , P Qgcy, ,ara Y, I .ffl ,sk The word to describe the Social Studies Depart- ment is PROGRESSIVE. in the past few years, many diverse courses such as Criminology, Law Enforce- ment, Psychology, Sociology, Philosophy, Law and Humanities have been developed to enrich the cur- riculum. Advanced Placement courses which often give college credit, are included in this impressive collection of classes. F. Ottaviano D. Coldfarb, Assistant Principal Some interests include Italian cooking, camping, painting. Raises orchids, expert wine and cheese taster, bon vivant. f. an I lxirschner -il -...K ,af l W. Weinstein Chases butterflies and writes poetry. SOCIAL STUDIES ' ' Azgkgfv ' .wmyw li M, Romano S. Shepard Plays paddleball and reads. .,3. s . 'WWA 41... A M. Briggs Collects old maps and swims. I. Leary Enjoys sailing, traveling, reading,theatre, films. .ljiif J ,J . 1 . , . . p , aff.. . ., - S L.. ' i- S . B. Troy Enjoys the theatre, reading, Climbing and crafts 43 M. Schifrin Likes fishing, photography and bicycling, . .R' Graziano Musician and Philosopher. Fi' 1 ii im- .,L1 .ada GTI-ll G IS S0 PO ERFUL AS AN IDEA HQSE Tl E HAS COME - VICTOR HUG0 -X. Kapp R. Gilliam i ini i sis yi- .1 king .wil rhw likes nc-eldlepoinl, baking pastry, dancing, Hobbies include stamp collecting, antique snirnrnimg and napping. Clocks, Camping, and fishing, I .. i . A 'V in ' ' 312' j 5.1 A gg Q I VI 6 wr i HQ?- if fi i t i r ass i fy , i 1 A J V , r I f 4 3 5 fe? 9' f ,I , M ,, .V., , 7 i , 4, gi- L ,'.. i i.,6,,, ,I-rb i: it. D. Dausch C- Nancken Enjoys sailing and Collecting old Prints. Members of the Department engage in a heated debate. AA Dorf 5, Turetsky Likes to refinish furniture and arrange flowers. Collects ties f?J. 45 TH EMATICS Q! I. Rosenthal, Assistant Principal I. Fazekas Hobbies include tennis, golf, auto mechanics and classical music. parmime juggler' R. Serkey B. Paternoster Thinks NY. is the most pulsating city in the world. Hofticuliurist X l , -S---V-- ',7?':V-T ,xv ,s f ' O O T' fugywxijf '.'1-'Y gl fi e , Qi. 1' fe 'lizf if .EE-X .KS oh L misss 1 ' 4 fy TOP L., BOT L TOP R BOT R., Click ,Mayersz Enjoys studying maps of the vvorld's subway systems UQ. . Eisman: Expert Chess and bridge player and accomplished flutist. Rosenzweig l T, Cefulli A Nadelhaft EXCERPTS FROM STEPHEN LEACOCK'S A, B, AND C - THE HUMAN ELEMENT IN MATHEMATICS The student of arithmetic vvho has mastered the first four rules of his art and successfully striven with money sums and fractions finds himself con- fronted by an unbroken expanse of questions known as problems. These are short stories of ad- venture and industry with the end omitted, and though betraying a strong family resemblance, are not without a certain element of romance. The characters in the plot of a problem are three people called A, B, and C, The occupations of A, B, and C are many and varied. ln the older arithmetics they contented themselves with doing a certain piece of work. Whatever they do they put money on it, being all three sports. A always wins. V Q X fi., , . A - my 48 W' N xi k 11 'ff X X f X ' xx I ' f ZH 'J Y 0 115, x 27 ' ,fp I x PHYSICAL EDUCATIQN llll, f f 7 C0601 1 ,J ' G gs ., fy, 'ff XVAQKVZ 1 ff 49 R I M. Bresciano, Assistant Principal Hobbies include cooking and baking and fitness activities such as jogging, tennis and cycling. lf we translate the message on Mrs. Bresciano's T- shirt, it reads May vve help you? and that sums up the philosophy ofthe Physical Education Department. Through dedication and innovation, they have created programs to help, interest, entertain and improve al- most anyone. There are teams in nearly every indoor and outdoor sport, classes in leadership, modern dance, tap dance, slimnastics, gymnastics, bicycle safe- ty, fencing, table tennis, speedball, and tennis. The list is exhausting, but the sports are exhilarating. X, Noxember C, Tyler Chiet pasttime is Making Life Work, Mrs. Tyler is on Maternity Leave, We wish her all the best. Nl, Bresciano and C. Szajngarten 'D- A, Miller Each year, the Mod- ern Dance Class, un- der the direction of Mrs. November, presents a program of original dance at the Annex and for the P.T.A. All agree that the hard work and dedication are worth the effort. ...L 5 5 R. Kramer , . .. 1 ., .QS F Are you sure this is how the Rockettes started? i E, Wasserman S Burkholz Q ' Kc 3. ,I QXQWK NU l I l l fl X, -f- I' 'IJ I , -1 , r rg El ,..4,-.kr - BEFORE AFTER .uv L. Have a llfesaver, Mr. Morelli, T.COm1OllY P- Gibbs NY. is a place for all seasons from a man Collects and restores antiquesg volunteer for all seasons. fireman. vi by ,f gp, gi' K KW- L ix..!:'x. f s A l, llarrlslw Exercise is good, exercise rs good, exercise is ,. I like my pretzels HOT!!! A. Eganthal 5QHQ0L'5 QUT!!! Summer disk iockeyg sports aficianado: philanthropist. M. Stockfeder iwithout friend! ff,.': N w 'X L.Umansky Locksmith, repairer of clocks and dabbler in theoretical physics and parapsychology. Enjoys Sunday crossword puzzle, tennis and reading. , ff 2. WC!-IZ, ix AN 53 of 411: ' fl' Secretary - E. Smith Secretary - E. Marcos Secretary- M. Spatz Secretaries - P. Mullarkey, S. Kipnes, F, Black, S. Kuschner, ..w ,. r' , 1 rYu!!lQ ' ' 'J . i P f A ff? k I R Ii rzx ig K 'hh f - tl. 1 , :ii Y fi frm Dietary Staff - D. Coleman, M. Ullman, M. Patti, M. Riccardo, A. Cuarino. Records Squad - lic Dolan, E. Healy, L. Perez, A. Georgiou, L. Poltherg, aide, L. Ferraro, secretary. Security - Shirley Powell Security - Ruth Thompson l All the people appearing on these pages are a vital, though often unnoticed, force in the school. Without their help, many of us wouldn't be able to graduate or obtain a good, hot lunch. Archway would also l like to recognize the students who assist l these people and help the school to function. i Attendance Squad H Row l - Mrs. Herskowitz, aide, l. Hardy, S. Dikito, Mrs. R. Clare, secretary, S. Hopkins, Mrs. Bach, aide. Rott Z - S. Martinez, U. Elevator - Pai Bell Pt-siri, B. Willis, li Mora, C, Mueller. Row 3 - 1. Heins, L. -Xlmrahanis, P. Dushaj, A. Bandziukos, L. 'D :XlnlJato. lxoxx -l e P. Campagna, D. Figueroa, R. lat kson, D. Bleechington, D. Anglin. Litiidantv - Nl. Chertotf Guidance - L. Kaufman Guidance - B. Lifschitz A student who needs HELP! 'IRIS '-X 5-1 .. M .. y A 'Q fy . llll-L gi Saul ,L . l A IM' L ,rf A ' fy- 5 '- 5 4. g ,- 'B' Q ti L 'x 1,4 ' fx . l ' Q I Vg t 'Q iv-- .. in l A , 'ffl n Sfunlnnf l iffy: Guidance - H. Schwartz, Debbie, Karen, Peter, Pesiri, Guidance - M. Kreiger, Karen, Theresa, Riccardo. '31 YJ -.. ,,,,f1. ., , ji 1 1 31 f X. f Z x Grade Advisor - B. l.aSaia Grade AdViSOr - A. Kapp Grade Advisor- M. Costa Grade Advisor - D. Dauch i i i i Grade Advisor' Bernadette. R. Posner, Kathy, Adelaide, Grade Advisor - G. Staufenbefg, Donna, Grade Advisor - I. Weintraub, Anthony, Eva Frances, Mary, Mabel. Heidi. Grade Advisor - A. Nadelhaft, Janine, David, Grade Advisor r T. Cerulli, Donna and Mike. Cfade Adviscvr - R, Cflidman, Anna, Kris, Maria, Maggie i HSHPVI PaIn1ira,Ioan,Doiores I 55 G83 1 Visually Limited f Mr, G. Shapiro, Mary Ellen, Harry, Anthony, Dawn, Ianet, Olivia, Mercedes. Program Committee Y Mr. G. Mayors, Cindy, Frank, David, Lynda, Dolores, Tin.1,5usan Z College Office - Nancy, Raima, lane, Mike, Mr. R. Bockstein, College Advisor, Mrs. F. Black, secretary, 7 .,- Exploratory School - Karen, Mary, Mrs. A. Rodriguez, Theresa. Rediscovery - Mr, T, Grey Cooperative Donna Pikul Program Crode llllil? Q1 f 'pw' Bl if xg! -,1.,v .474 39:2 4 'Z if Dean's Office - ltopj lim, Ed, loe, Steve, I 1 lil' Caspar. lmidl Anna, Lisa, Sharon, - 'ff f Marcella. lbottoml Mary, Mrs. R. Dichter, lackie. Dean's Office - ltopj Allison, loanne, Adriana, Stacy, Doreen, lacky. lbottomj Rose, Mr. -X, Egenthal, Gina. A s STUDE T Q ,. - I if 'ff A W SERVIC IES lt V in in .. 57 1 F U -i' A ff l X LTU F K ' '1 il iggxvgy l I f -' :Q : ,, Dean's Office - Mr. M, Sl ,kf,r,V p I 1 y 5 I Steve, Donna, Ed lx ull Ste oe FII-l 'fiigi 4 Z. -if '3 M02 9 4 , Q f 'f , I Q Q J, gl il LIBRARY STAFF Row 'I - R. Panebiarro, 1. Oeslreicher, E. Drava, K. Uster. Row 2 - Mrs. S. Meyers, V. Gonzalez, C. Perez, R. Hegel, 1. O'NeiII, Mrs. M. Pecliman. SENIOR ARISTA 3- .... Row 1 7 M. Hopkins, A. Kurzyna, T, Kwong, D. Macaluso, Row 2 - M. Morgado, C. Mueller, S. Peclone, S. Rittner, 5. Minetti. Row 3 - K. Tavcar, D. Tamburo, VV, Udolf, A. Dezio. Standing - S. Cain, S. Thomas, 1. Giacalone, B. Henry, D. Sclafani, C. Schnitt, E. Gutrnann, R. Gioffre, T. Mullings, A. D'AIiasi, R. Ferrar, C. Maria, SENIGR CLASS QFFICERS Loria Taylor 'Win I Hermine Diamont PelerNIQhik Senior President Eleanor Culniann and Barbara Craclx 57 STUDE T ASSCDCIATICD lust by walking down the hallways of our school, you can see all that the SA. does for us. The posters that line the walls show an amazing variety of upcoming events. Without the SA. there would be no teams, no outings, no Sing, no awards, no spirit and no SA. Store. Imagine life without that daily pretzel or candy bar? -Mario Scorcia . e- 'z .-Q. LJ -?g'?.QL3Qv' if -fave-A aa HQ-fgfm 'g?f5'32f4,S 4L,.- ' 'Gg l tl ur tl QFHJI ' Q ' ' My C 1-.jx 7 Q H 'T' gig, 'Y 3? ff 6531 'QQ '--4 .Qu 1' 'W 5' if xx. ' ., i a Ie ' if K .H I 5 . rf' 5 '- ,V 4' ' in K . lg '-:Q neu-tee ' - 1 UNA so U Lgr- A omm-1. TEAOQ :EY .....-..i.-...l- if fl Student Association- Seated: Delia, Ms. Oropallo, Anna Virginia, Eleanor, Tom, Loria. Standing Hermine, Anna Marie, Stacey, Barbara Pat Regina, Peter, lames. 58 The SA. at work- Ntaxbe Chocolate-cowervcl pretzels or pretzels on a stick or - ', 749. , iff: f re, V, I I M, 5, O ,tw I W G' Hifi ' XX ,.rZfif'V 17 , 4 24 7 W, . . T an 'BJwoldlvi ,Ji v I S A supports T-Shirt Day. tHovv old is Ms. O's T-Shirt?j It takes time and planning to make the SA. work, S A. Advisor - Ms. T, Oropallo FOYFTWQI' AdviSOr A Nichik and Pam: The Men Behind the Pretzels. The S.A, and Ms. Oropallo have only recently become synonimous since this is Ms. Oropallo's first year as the S.A. Advisor, Under her direc- tion, there have been many nevv and exciting innovations. Hovvever, we couldn't possibly exclude Mrs. Kapp from this section and vve would like to take this opportunity to thank her for making our first three years at Hill memorable and happy ones. Mrs. A. Kapp St acey. X! A ! g l W 'f,l'g lf f flid-'Tw S I Y- ' nf' fu Of all the places in the school, the SA. Store must be the busiest. In between classes, students shove their way in the door, clutching their quarters and yelling for pretzels and candy. Through it all, Mr. Pam keeps his cool and gives everyone Service with a Smile, 59 S,A. Store f Davvn, Carl, Mr. Pam, Tom, T-' sz? fl 0 Humanities Office - R. Martisius, R. Klein, Mrs. Silver, R. VVdlfllJU550l,lVl,CQlJl78Vll'1E'lfTT. Mural in progress - the Mrs. Silver, ludy Rios and Humanities symbol. collage. - V The Humanities Program reaches out in many direc- tions. Now in its third year, the Program encompasses a third of the total school population, but many of the events it sponsors are open to and for the benefit of the whole school. The Humanities emphasizes individual expansion, awareness and openness to new experiences within school as well as without. lt encourages students to explore, to examine, to choose and to make decisions. Recently our program has received a great deal of tu, publicity including being editorialized in the Daily News. T--Pr This only goes to prove that good news can be good news. Humanities laculty - Lil to Rgl, Standing - Mr, Leary, Mr. Christie, Mr. Craziano, Mr. Marsh, Mr, Gilliam, Mr, Chertoff. Sitting A Mr, Tleisig, Mrs. Greenfield, Mr, Troy, Mrs. Gold, Mrs. Bilwr, not shown Mrs. Friedmutter. Hufw-x mes Zip - Mil-irt-.i-Xtili.-ia, lin ,ilu :si l7in'I'. and lax? in thi- librarx 5pff,mj Annual bil DEMONSTRATIO TEAM The purpose of the Demonstration Team is to encourage other schools in New York State to start Humanities Programs of their ovvn. The Team visits educational centers around the State to spread the good vvord: Humanities. -Hal Van Bergen-Steve Witting . Q N ' 14 Filmmakers: Hal and Steve - the Dynamic Duo ,mi sv' .av Demonstration Team - Standing Lft. to Rgt. Hal Anthony van Bergen, Steve Witting, Mrs. Greenfield. Seated Left to Right - Mr. Gilliam, Mrs, Cold, Mrs. Silver, not shovvn Mrs. Friedmutter. A Nh N' Tm J' qw W .w.M,.,-at. JDM. is... .u...u...wv:,...,-M- ii. 57 mf-35141 M ,,,,, ,P -M.,.t..,.u,7....a'. ,, . Aoqiifi ' 1 , at X U U, l1'j5?'l5??'Q-t- S Presentation Material SENICDR HUMA ITIES CLASS BQ , Humanities SympOSiUm Time for oral reports , .. VVhv are thev laughing? Hauling tor a guest spvalwr 61 w- J. .HA- 'f . V lf. Az, V Q 'LI ,r-' ,,.,.,,-f rf 1, R In I! CH AY ,Q A TREE GROWS IN STOCKFEDER THE I,R.S. WANTS YOU!!! C-H-E-E-S-E 1 I 1 1' I'I-., l 6 '-f-:fum WHO ME? SAY WHAT? UNACCUSTOMED AS I AM TO PUBLIC SPEAKING . ., THDE SHORT NNP5 -XRE GRE-XT. ! a K xmxm I, 'lyyxx Zaman. f'i,,,,,,, . I L, I 1 XX RONCH' I I f I . I 15 .,,, , ,1 , A V W ' BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD I , +.,, , I I' - af THAT PYTHAGORAS - WHAT A KIDDERIII X my 'fix-F IQ A 5. V 's ' We 'R' X THE LAST HURRAH vvA1T'LL You HEAR THIS.. . YOU'RE KIDDINCIII I K' 3 Li Q L, . I, Q, Zifigk . gqqx M1553 . s,h!4Q f I Napili . - A .15 - S. 'T' if H2595 I ATE THE WHOLE THING! I I I 3 ,a UP YOUR NOSE WITH A RUBBER HOSE sw , 'ni I I DONT THINK MY HEALTH CL-XSS I5 READN FOR THIS ONEIIT 63 nj! w , l l mf . B, 5? ,def fag,,.:zs A Serving Richmond Hill High School since 1923 That has been the motto of the school newspaper - The Domino for fifty five years now and this year was no exception. Many changes took place in the staff to start the new term. Ms. T. Oropollo left the advisorship after almost five years of service. Her dedicated service and cheerful spirit has left an indelible mark on the paper and on the staff. After an absence of those years, Mr. Robert T. Marsh has returned as faculty advisor. For him it was a sentimental homecoming with reflexions on the many plaques and certificates that the Domino has been awarded for being the very best over so many years. Former editors of The Domino have been in- volved with countless college newspapers from Queens College to the papers of Michigan State. Former editors of The Domino have been employed on newspapers and news media throughout the country, from the managing editor of the now defunct Long Island Press, to CBS news radio in San Francisco. These are pleasant memories indeed. This year's staff of the editor-in-chief, Anne Marie Dezio, Shannon Cain, Sivert Rafter, Robert Kreuter, Barbara Henry and Theresa Kwong has led the paper to another proud year of service to the school community. We are greatly indebted to them. Y'-.7 ' XR, E 1 22: , ti-it It i is R.. tin' lit-til trip-N7 Ntarigarrit Broun Cinrlx Kassman -Knne Nfarie Dezio Shannon Cain Ntr mdrch iu.iiw,i c V- s is i. lv-l Dfllfi HID The Dome is our school magazine. In the past The Dome staff has produced many interesting and enjoyable vvorks of both art and literature, 1978 will be no different for the Dome with a talented staff of writers and artists. This year's edi- tor-in-chief is Alex Giraldo. Working hard along with the staff is Mrs. Carol Gold, the art advisor and Mr. Hirschenfang, the literary advisor. Since this is a school magazine, the staff encourages all students to partici- pate in the magazine so it can be a reflection of the entire school. The staff truly works on the magazine so it can be enjoyed by all the students. fell '.j.g.g.:.g.g.g.g.g.3.j , x f 2 74 ' f V4 W .1-g. . f 1 Y f I -,fix f I .li P L., -I it A , :.l.1l ..-X. V ff T 1 4 f- lx .1 J 1-',v'.j. 1.3, A' N I f3.g3g:3.jg- fgigijf' LE -. ' fi 2, 4 ,-QV, -: -:i.':3:1 if ,. ' 3152533 E: 1551325 ff zgiggii l 55237553 f:' . Eg FIFTH moon -1 jg fl -13:5-3 , l 51-:--, V X ' 5- L 4 l f ft f' 1 gms- . 1 f ,M A 'f uf . f .,-. - i- T 4? ' lt ' - W N' W5 3 V-1'3'2l'T,5' 1' , ' ,J '43 ,:Z47'.' 1 WWI' If .- if fffflff ZW .f ':-,fs-Z-,afffggfw , f, H 4, ,MW WWW , ,X .. f 4 M, U21 fl! f 5 Mf 1i,,,,,r W Z MK!! ' 4 H1 f ' . -Qf hffffg if . XIQVWIG I .ff V21 f w I fin! N UMW: nn, 4 mf Z M ,, . 2:1f.tf-1- fr fflvff f.f,a:'f'f'fn-vmQ.-4fU: -t'Lf.zf ff-f,cpwdwy2 f,Q'v 444 in .V wm- i !,,!,,.. ,, ,QMHW iw 43 N lg. Y rjf Home of the new Dome :A ' lui J l Back Row: James Cuervo, Kris Linser, Michelle Pavlic Cindy Kassman, Delia Camasca, Stella Montoya, Donna Robinson, loann Comiso, Michele Falotico, Mercedes Figueroa. Seated: Puek Fung, Misuk Long, Maria Manrique and Theresa Kwong. Q ,X 'Win 65 Pat Bevan: Photographer and Door Painter, Paul Gambino doing footvvork for Archvvay. Putting together a yearbook is an experience that can only be ex- perienced. It's aggravating, agitating, irritating, exasperating, nervevvracking, provoking, troublesome, irksome, fretsome, plaguesome, bothersome, tire- some, vvearisome, burdensome, frenzied, furious, frantic, outrageous, in- sufferable, intolerable, unbearable, and very, very rewarding, The reward is more than just, we hope, a job well done. lt's being able to appreciate and enjoy, novv, instead of later, all the bits and pieces that are Richmond Hill and the last four years of our lives. iF X X. Allison and Hulsey - didn't know there Neither did Hal and Steve. was a loaded camera around... Photographer Steve Shebes caught in the act. ARCH Staff in T-Shirts - Front - Irene Parnerou, Angela Pereira, Tony Mizzi, Betty Pon, Back- Ms. Greenfield, Barbara Henry, Cori Schnitl, Margaret Adamczyk, Michelle Zvveirkor 5 l.-ri: i Pat .intl Irene-I dist us-ing? lclea exchange - Tonx Mizz: and Nls Greenfield, bln 1 Maureen, Barbara, Wen lk dY and BMW work out a tough problem. Irene - Keeping things in order. M AY .1133 Maureen Hopkins, Tina Frankovvski Blatz, lanet Donovan, lanice Duran, McLoughlin. 1 Allison Berney .eff f Allison and Margaret discuss layout while Roe dares photographer to take her picture. I f kdm, IN Berney-Cartoonist and Ace Salesman, lill, MHHO, Paul and Amv SGI UD ii final layout. 41 'N Q 1 W ,rg , W 4 ,sw 4 9,43 V A -a a-- 4 ' 1 1 f : ' '44 V 7g ,7 5 I 'rh,Q,'?af, ,g Individual, creative and disappointing are a few in- terpretations of Richmond Hill High School's T-Shirt Day which was held on Tuesday, the 25th day of October by the staff of Archway '78, ln order to stimulate school spirit and participation, the daring Archway Staff, and their fearless leader, Mrs. Greenfield introduced a to- tally unique contest. Both the students and faculty were to wear their original T-Shirts and they would be photographed by a profes- sional photographer. The most unusual T-Shirts were to be placed in the '78 year- book. Posters and an- nouncements which includ- ed this information were made. T-Shirt Day finally ar- rived, but not all the T- Shirts. There were partici- pants, but not as many as xxished. lt may not have been a total success, but the memories of T-Shirt day are lrtmisured in these txxo pages. -Xlargaret Rdamczak bb 3 Q35-TLL-' It Qi b - gow il. k'J Q- -5 g ' iii' ll it ock. 'Q' ,.- 0-v fr 3' pf Z it eil .' li ' 1 5 - i 'Cf i ' f , Q . f 7 -gy 5' ,. 5 Q zf Q 51 if On October 24, 1977, the day before T-Shirt day at Hill, Hal Van Bergen and Steve Witting, with a little help from Paul Gambino, made an announcement over the P. A. with five minutes left to the fourth period. The purpose of this announcement was to promote T-Shirt Day. Apparently, it mainly created havoc and frus- tration. The announcement vvas quite silly and teachers vvere frustrated. Most teachers feel that the last five minutes of the class are the most important because they summarize the vvhole lesson, Some teachers were literally out to kill the two popular hillites, Steve and Hal. l'm sure Steve and Hal's next announcement, if there is one, will be more appropriately timed. -Hal Van Bergan MKS' if--s V' 69 1 if ...'!y, Q Q Q I 3 E IHIQ GUY5. ,fd jf i e nk x r 3 4 ' L A UNI I ,Q , 5 A ,, , J I , -MN-,mf . H '1 . Is il Bogiv or Gambino? LUCK BL A lADY TONIC HI! . A ' o-Q , !. x Achoru Ln Xnolhvr spat I r M11-l.u1zlv ll Dalvuj .ind Nnllmn ll Hulmuzvkj, li ' I3 l in ,, , Qi 5 :Qi nf, 1-, Z' Nitely Nicely tlhil Mat llonalcll and Benny South Street tlohn Culkinl sc ore. I 2 ogeigf iiti.igiu,,mQ 8 fifmslwfxu. I OLLOW IHE IOLID AND SIRAY NO MORE ' f ' 1, y .. sw K I1 0 2 . Q' L If A, ..- -W f sf: if EXW I ii -If ' 'T t V. 4E',te- ,Q V, I 1 x ' I I . Ni .' ' I U I I il 4 .if ii. I' I lIll. OIIJISI ESl'AI3l.lSHED PERMANENT ELUATINC CRAP KQIXMI IN NLW YORK THE l.JOl,LS. , . f A Mr. lIt'I'sl'l.2l'XDIdIl1S some acting techniques. . The Senior Drama Class is designed to allow the stu- dent actors the opportunity to expand and grow as actors. The class participates in the Drama Enrichment Program which includes attending live theatre perform- ances as well as theatre lectures by such people as Tennessee Williams and Michael Bennett. Of course, the major activity of the class is the creation of the Spring Play. The students literally create a two and a half hour Broadway musical: learning the lines, songs, dances and designing the scenery. This experience turns out to be an exhilerating and fulfilling one for those students who are willing to give 'IO0'Zs and create it being as fantastic as it can be. 71 I'M SO EMBARRASSED! LAST ONE OUTTA THE GYM'S A ROTTEN EGG ' YL- .Q I ff Q? j an-um CO FACUTLY GO F!! WL STLJDE FACULTY BASKETBALL 329-1, LETLV XXINTXNHTUKTHVXUNL' IS THIS XX H-XT THEY CALL A IUMP SHOT? Aff. 3 t 4 -f fl W5 ,ff- ui- 1 ' 'J ,--- - Q'-, A --w-- is f --f Q-Q-..,,,,M,.,M X V' , A t IT'S A BASKET!!! OK A WE'LL REST IF YOU WANT TO. . , 1' 'I On December 8, 1977, Richmond Hill hosted its annual ,, Studentflfaculty Basketball Game. There was much team effort and a H K.. ... .5 great deal of spirit aided bv the addition this year of Faculty Cheerleaders. The Faculty Cheerleaders QS. Berkholtz, E. Dede, C. Cold, L. Greenfield, R1 Kramer, M. Margulis, T. Oropallo and l. Weintraubl remained animated despite the GERITOL and NERVE picket signs. Both teams were in good form. Faculty top scorers, E, Greenberg Q23 ptsl, T, Connolly, who suffered an ankle injury Q22 ptsl, and A. Egenthal Q21 pts.l, led their team to a 96-94 victory over the Lions despite high scoring by Lions Duane Hughes U3 pts.l, Thomas Cinelli 111 pts.l, and Ray Galpin UO pts.l. Highlights of the game included the fabulous Richmond Hill Cheerleaders and the dedicated, though disorganized, Faculty Cheerleaders who managed to score a one point foul shot during a one minute relief play. All in all, this year's game was filled with suspense, excitement and a great deal of comedy. -Rosetta Benincasa C E QE-R-i-T-o-L -.3 4'-g,,g,g, . t WE SURRENDER! fx it-ll H E . .... ,Li-3. .... ,J- THE RERL THING' 5 lfluai UIIIS IIQCK - D035 oe? 2.49 6' K 0,00 2 q T lg Alive 0 2, Q And 2 I 559 E rg-'I K1ck1ng X. 5 S 9 'n fa 5 6. 5 x Qfoo 332 Q, N s 4 a QQ 26' 945 of' ig 549 E' 544 F9 gg , m 470 GW OO P QP Q s SWIMMERSQQ 0 45' 3? srmsu '3 Q1 .s sfnsou . as 'gs . Q qos E awed, xy QQ Qixcymtngsasyx E e WCA XS T Qeg Q WV' ok W wg A69 000 Off To A Running Start pit 6 . I Cnr-cel a- ..-l.....u.L.....n.1, . ., 1 . ,f,.-fr.. , 4, Q-..,-, 4,x,.., , ,. , l V, i. H' ,I L:':?iTe':' XT'-'f.-:tt ig- . Q ' f in ' , r i '??l.'3'EfS? ,Y . . scsi- . 1 -1 it-75 ' :yeh-,Z ,ir '95.i,?:y W ' gwx ' 17 , 7 59 Evfxigg V - 'r-.V l V K ' N 'QQ Front Row: lanice Ryan, Elaine Popke, ludy Stagnita, loyce Sprinling for the finish line! Pointers from Coach Parrish Atkinson, Margie Timmons. Second Row: leanne Pickle, Karen McKenna, Elizabeth King, Mary Calderaro, Carmen Avila, Coach Morelli ' . Q if 9 ' A ' g TRA K J 'f 2 S 5 Practice!! Thg agony of de feet I Feet monotonously hitting the track, striving for a faster pace, lungs gasping for air, minds concentrating on the white tape characterize the runner. Fatigue, aching mus- cles, hours of practice are all forgotten in the exhileration of winning or breaking a record. Ia-, T.. Practice!! The Runner The course is set a shot is fired into the air, The body reacts and Muscles are flexed, Strained, tightened. The heart beats louder and louder Until no other sound is heard, Vision is blurred, the crowds Are non-exisistent, The legs are in command Farther and faster until - Victory and the race is vvon. f Karen DeMaiO 75 N4 ,AA Coagh Egenlnal, Russell Deck, Israel Crespo, Carmine lnfante, lim Proce, Harry Stratmann, Socrates Oquendo, Mark Szember, Kenny Konrad, Larry Silyeslro. vw. T995 '4 Q-sw. 1-.ez . J r . ,xl , , .Q 1 X .' .' 2 '. ., ,Nr,J. -xx 'lf Fr - x. , f .. l. qfiwgx v,,x4Ly..f. ... H - ' x r , U Ls'lN In to find .1 Your-leaf Clover, Oppslli .rv . El! Y.. - . ' 5 Sli 1, Y. 'Y fl .xv ' XX ' ll ' X' C' A RW Tha- muon - 'Ill1lUllClH' l 76 Catcher Barbara Henry warms up pitcher. gnu- ,fwgsr-4 1:-,Aruba . On deck batter, Santa Ciani, anxiously awaits tum at bat. Prospects for a good season are excellent with the return of veteran starters Margaret Adamczak, Santa Ciani, Chris Ofonnor, Gail the Hammer Hatry and Loretta Kazas, After last seasons experience, the team hopes to have a shot at the Division title, The team is proud of the fact that there are no stars - just good steady players. -in--1, N .. ,g.,,,.. Ax-My nxt, A-1 ,gg . -, 5 -, -. - .,.s .afr M . ,,, Ntuv. 1 , 1 . 4 1 ,mm ... i Margaret Adamczak anticipates play at first. Below: Barbara Henry, Margaret Adamczak, lanice Popke, Loretta Kazas, Santa Ciani, Heidi Hoefferle. The team also includes Sharon O'Connor, Gail Hatry, Chris Dummeranf, lanice Ryan, Mary Ellen Guinan, Cathy Coris. 77 l g 1 BASKETBALL l15'Sl1Awl'lv'?. ', 'i ' A . ' ' f . C f Y ggi . . V Q .. ' .ll-H R12 Harold Yan Bergen, Doug Kaplan, Mike Holmes, Tony Crawford, Steve Willing, loe Dallas, Harold Kruger, Emanuel Arllrakru, Naxne Zxxelgbaurn, Ricnre Klein, Paul Palmrsano, Tom Cinelli, Duane Hughes, Shawn MaQon, T, Connollx - Coach Middle. Rav Calpin, Al Hall, l l i q,,,,, ll 5 ,,,m,,rlr, genre Crur ml Crmnlz-rl-nr 4- ,.o , 4 L 4 I I THE TEAM Ioknne Inf li IC.'ipt.aini l Xtargarel Xclanit 1' ICO-ctiptaini Lnng,nt Bellack Xlalael Cabatingan, livr- nadette Gassc Xlaureen Cronin, Debra Cusanelli Gail Hatrx, Linda Xiexee tScorerI, Carmen Quiiuii, Erica Parker, Iosephine Passantinn, Louise Puryear, Ewlxn Winfield. One memory of Richmond I-Iill High School will always be serving as the timer for the Girl's Basketball Team. In the beginning, it was rather boring. Soon, we started going to other schools, meeting other people and suddenly, it wasn't so boring. That's when I began to notice that the team wasn't just a bunch of girls, but sort of like a family - a close family. I had never experienced anything like this before, The team wasn't quite successful in achieving a good standing in basketball, but they were successful in learning to work together as in unity. - Marianne Gonzalez GIRLS' BASKETBALL Although I participated in a lot of activities at I-Iill, the most fun was cheerleading. We all put in hours and hours of rehearsal and, at first, the results were terrible. We looked bad, we sang bad and rnost of the tirne, did everything all wrong! The best thing about us was our uniforms. Eventually, we got it together and even though we only cheered at two winning games, I enjoyed every minute of it! - Rosetta Bennincasa Co-captain - Maria Martinez, Captain - Sharron Griffin, Michelle Goodwin, A n n M a r i e Montagnino, Anna Marie Ciulla, Milda Suarez, Nancy Rivera, Shirley Dempsey, lackie Flynn. Not Shown: Santa Ciani, Tina Frankowski, Cathy Fields, Pat Goodwin, Rosetta Benincasa. ,..,.,-.ng I W .-':....,,, i,.ihi 'i' ir AW? ,ga F ,Q H- 0 Dear Volleyball Ladies, :A This year you had an especially difficult job because, for most of you, it was the first time you had ever played together on the team. As a result of a great deal of hard work, you overcame this obstacle and developed into a fine team T whose spirit and enthusiasm vvere apparent in both victory and defeat, X ----- X5 l realize that the fruits of your labor were not evident in the final standingsg S X hovvever, that sometimes happens to the best of teams. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you for putting in so many hours, for trying so hard, and for giving me so many pleasant moments. f YA, With fondest vvishes, S. Burkholz I. '-G' TOP: Captain Margaret Adamczak, Adelaide Connaughton, Co-captain Carmen Quijije, Karen Tavcar, MIDDLE: Liz Bernarik, loann Serpico, Puek Fung, Ms. Burkholz, Lory Bellack, Elsa Rodriguez, Sue Rittner, BOTTOM: Michelle Pavlic, Adrianna Tibaudo, Dolores Quijije, Josephine Passantino, Lisa Sirulnick, Linda Bratro, Rene Iackson, Elaine Leach. una- ,.,.:.i, , glee 444 ' rf '1 18.4 e in-H-.y fun t'.i:it.i.n Xtltzmt ,ails www 'tll-the ll Ctitith Burltholz and plaxers xxatch match. Puek Fung sets the ball to spikgr uppiiittiiwt s st it ' N is gl T977 record. This was our fifth season since we reinstated the fencing team at Hill. This year's team consists of Holser Beukert, joe Diehl, Gaston Weisz, Danny Marti- nez, Philip Waldvogel, Frank Corjne, Shi- Kung Shen, and Bob Diehl. was our best season with a 5-2 l Holger Athos Beukert, Danny Porthos Martinez, Gaston ' Weisz and Ms. D'Artagnan, Kerry Covnihan. The Fencer Man of Honor Man of Skill Mask on your face Foil in your hand You are ready for combat ready for the duel You see before you your opponent Through the wire of your mask He moves forward thrusting his arms You move swiftly avoiding the blow Your thoughts drift into the past Your thoughts fade to those of the Merry Old England of the sixteenth century Thoughts of duels of honor Thoughts of duels for a maiden Mbgx, . fs + -Q-4--:Q-9'7 9 N 15'SFd's5fiaf 7 -we sh- . M 'Aramis' Cant we lust talk this oxer'77 BOOM' 3' i In A nxt l Wan 1 t th xotir ricc .........1..... l t-intinrsntt Cori Schnitt Qin F5555 Congratulations to Cori Schnitt and Shannon Caing Semi-Finalists, 1977 Queens Handball Cham- pionships Doubles. C10dllTLllUtll1Nl'iX' Shannon Cain -- 1. XXhich wax! thai nt-'V lhef Tvarn Nlikv Cdflmdlldffl, Lam i it , ,N l,A,N,m Cltitt, Doug Kaplan, Hal Xan Bvrgan Sttfxi- XX ittintg, XX .ixnv lxxr'iglJttttin, 82 The ball lt's mine! A svvishing sound fills the air as the cans are opened. The teams take their positions, a coin is tossed and the battle begins. The tvvo men, one crouched, one standing erect, stare seemingly into space and grip their weapons ever tighter. A smooth toss of the ball and a smart snap of the wrist and suddenly the ball is sent blur- ringly hurtling through space, across the DMZ. Poised on the balls of his feet, his weapon cocked, the projectile is fired back. Back and forth, back and forth, ad infinitum. So goes the battle. - DOUG KAPLAN -.--H Nl H Q WM- .X X.-he A ,flu ,A- ' - X' lfzekef. '. ,N , ... ,-ff' . x 5, - qu -, -5--at l R -V, f ,.. .:i...:fLf3 , f' 'A Q V cgLg,wvI5:l:1:T.I :xg ,. . ii. --1 .ao -. ,,' ' vs 3 . ' '3ff-.1 ',QJ. Top Row: S. Mahling, H. Slrvall, S. Montes, 5, Oquendo, P. Roche, G. Emerson, C. Ormsby, R. Morales, A. Iarkson S. Davila, Mr. Morelli lcoachj. Front Rowz A, Sarmiento, I. Montes, L. Miller, R, Laurent, VV. Velez, M. Anderson, F. Flores, R. Flores, I, Rubin lcaptainl, C. Rodriquez, E. l-lerraro, G. Palacio Ace Willing Ant one for Tennis? 83 To swing a club, not in anger, To keep your frustrations on a hanger, To breathe the air- sweet and clean, To walk the fairways - cool and green, LIN Thats what golf is all about, ' We have Krach, Kucija, Sindone, Auer, Argento and Vrabel. All of them good - all truly able. ln a sport that's demanding, disciplined and tough, I W ,V As Coach Cirey knows -the game can 9 - ., .. . . get rough 'A ' Q-M. 'E When the pressure's on and you're on 5 , L5 WE., ll your own, r,,,,-- . , - , ' - , :. ,Y A .'-:FQ .V-ff, LV, 'Cause in the end, you re all alone. 2.1, A ,M ,S-.ri-4aw?34?8lEg3lff1a'Q,l'f, !l?:gQAM-3 , .fl ..':.L'9l. That's what golf is all about. - MA, and KASB, Paul Krach - wrong club again! . - ' '1 L4.,.l . -4 - . 'Qa- , -.. - 3-4-ir.. L .- - 1 , 1. . 31'-n ', Y' fffiy' . , -.rw ,f . 1,g,ww,g' . ' ' ' Mischa Auer - putting for a birdie, Torn Sindone - Cricket anyone? .l,.. l 1-ifdi X1,kL,t,A,i,,.i- Nl-I-S-5-lriyii Nlilte again - trx ping to putt this time, Coach Grey in Uciviesf' WRESTLING Clive Ormsby - getting a grip on things. Wrestling is the epitome oi indixirlual competition This unique sport, mentallv and phxsicallx demanding is not tiir the many. Wrestlers compete with their hearts, their minds and their bodies, These, the three lnasic elements ot inrlixiclual competition, must be dexeloped into a pertect harrnonx since- there are no extraneous dexices or gimmicks in this sport, The essence of wrestling lies in hard xxork and respect, harrlxxork in striving to reach xour highest potential and respect tor yourself and vour fellow cornpetitiors, The following athletes, under the direction ot Coach Tom Connolly, have accepted this challenge Thex are wrestlers Ken Brown, lohn Chirn, Kevin Coen, Mike Culkin, Robert D'Avila, Tony Diaz, Ken Fleming, Nip Gulianni, Billx' Haggerty lohn Hill, Robert Liquerrnan, Frank Maple, Tom Nlullings, Peter Nichik, Mike Oliva, Clive Ormsbv, Robert Ramos, Louis Rodriguez, limrny Schaetter, Danny Tarnex. - Peter Nichik , 4- :if--w't. .,o ,, obby D'Avila - on top ofthe situation. Uncle!!! Dance at the Cx rn??7 Y J '7 1. leo LIN l fs' , ' v V ' The Boxs' Bottling Team finished this year xxith a tv--l record. l-ligh average ot l72 was hoxxled by Angelo Berardesca. Team members are A Team: Mike Oppertheim, Angelo Ber- ardesca, Tom Cinelli, Louis Ahgeloneg B Team: ' Rat Xtaldlnusser, Steve Skillicorh, Pat Mis- CldlTgd, lohh Saute, Tom Gallig C Team: Gil Ramos, William Logar and Mike Dockery. T - Ray Waldbusser llvliri T ,iiiiasf .1 grits rr-ad-, Xllld'fJlllJt'l'llTl'IlT1llTTt7XXNllTVlJtllI .na- 5 Jie fini Nt liitilt xxalr lies .tiirl xxatls llit XllstI.llii,1.llflfmltstlltlt-IIJIJX Irene Parhvrou Celellrdtesl l'.tl lim iii Xtlriiit l'iIttlt'l1k.lt1l3 Xl.turt't-it Cahi'l Coach Ctmllihs lIl1.lll.llTlxt!XXNRI tathtiiitt Ciittl Htl . -ulnie GlLlNZtZXlT4lxl Elt-artor t.tilm.titit lisa lltilliimiiii Xtxrt -t-it lxht h limit Xlullterm Theresa Ximti sthmidt Xlt-iii-lu stholl Ruth Stuart Laura Xogel, lamrie O Y W XXttltii'tlilttxslXi new Thom' 1HREE V .LF T . Y ' . x, fxx'-Q i 1' ' . ' :I 5. 1: u ni N ' 1- l . 4 Y - ,E - The tears IW al-TKL8 produced a number ot ' great stximmers, ITB sau the Girls' Team 1. ,ZFX tmishme second in the Citi iri hoth dual meet Stu C and mtlixidual thampioms, Some ot our oute staiiclme incfrtormers are Tom Nlullirtgs, Kerri ltvltrtiilt .tml Xlarit teams xterm- iurcitid IUJITFIULIITCUllTUl'ldlTTIVlLQ1Jl c'l.itlT lim Ciillm KT' ' fluzt lt ii' lllt' xtxit mm- lerrm ln adrliliort the s as ll, New Work Citi , K l 4 P l 1 I 1 V ' N , y J G CWI LEARNIN MARGARET I. ADAMCZAK 'P .NJ 'Q' . + Q ' ,- cglmcil Alnmcgwfx TYANN ALEXANDER V , -159' CYFNIHI-X 'XLSTVQN ' 5 VIVIAN ALVARADO 3 Us fm -sk ,.. RICKHXRID XXXXIXJK MICHAEL RNXBRUSIO ,-XBIG-XILANAYA IQSEPH ANETRELLA 88 ZS. AMELIA ANCELONE iff? DONNA ANNUNZIATO NANCY BANNINGER IOAN BAUSO E' 9 ,Q F-.9 -. -,,.f DONNETTE ANGLIN QBSERVI NG f? '5 ry L IANINEASTINO ' ' ' '- f-or-1 V... IACQLJELINE BARBERA RICARDO BARROVV NANCY BASSO ELLEN BEACON PHILIP BEATTY EDNMARD BECKER 89 SP7 MARfL,'XRE'T BECKER KIM BENEDETTO ROSETT,-X BENINC-XS,-X KENNETH BENNETT T Q.. T' RICITARU BENSON IUNNIT,-X BENTON f l'XCflxN BELX EDERE THQNHS BERCE ffl rw IH KU NN VURICIEX HU Vw N XLURIE BIEDENKAPP CAROL mms KM ALLISON BLATZ DARRIEL BLEECI-IINCTON I I 1 CHARLES BQSS DOMENICO BOTTONI BEVERLY BLONCOURT IOE BOCCI-IINO SALEEM BOYCE EILEEN BRADSHAW -el 'my-I fi R 11 ,, H., , . las. A I ,U f ,If , .- ' .QILJRW5 VERONICA BRANCATO LAURIE BREITENBACH YE? LINDA BRATRO LORI BRUCCEMANVN 91 N1lCQlIl.Ll,i, BROXNNN LORETTA BRU3-SOX 4f X ll,If,fNBl Ili ISYRNI LOU CffXl5fXlINCl,-KN 3, lO5L C'-XBRIQRR SHANNON C-XIX I 'S ,..., Y E, IWHIQC XNXU XXIHOXX CR-XXNXX-XRXTR Q2 ,- xx ex ee' X MARIO BRYAN ZELDA BRYANT Y if rf- ?i .- I - 41,1 ,. W The power of imaginiion makes ' ...ee .J S, F John i NANCY C,-XNXPAS-XNO AURORA CANDAMU T3'T'H 1 rf! Q I . A I I Q-.Q f . , .X x , A MICHAEL CANNIZZARO TI-IERESE CAPELLUPO IOSEPI-I CAPUTO LISA CARTOLANO AIM KEN CARTY BERNADETTE CASSE IOANNE CAVANAUCI-I CAROL CI-IIARELLO LERN GN EQ eff' MARIA CICCARELLI ANTOINETTE CICCIONE A - W fb, ,f QW ELAN vgkx I I fn,- , 'I' N 5 ' ,I ff KX! ' I. i ' I xx xx, X' ki Nw XXXN' xi ' K3 ,X Ls! VVAYNE CICHOCKI GREGORY CLARE 93 RU IN CHEN -J A 'XA f Q X X FR-XNR CQLETTQ C-XTHERINE CQRIS MICHELLE CORNISH Yi' RlCHlQl,l,l, CORNISH -XXX A CORSETTI IANET COSSIDENTE HAYNE COSTIC-AN ,, - F I LEARNING rf - LIMITATIO I Y' ' x. - 'Yr'-YJ I sr , I 31 -' fbqin ff O 0 L ev A I-v--'71 'ig gf! l f m4-1 9? 7- IRENE CUD-XB-XC NANCY CULOTT,-X MARTIN CLRLEN RNTHONN DWLIRSI ,.,, SUZANNE DAN ET GLEN DESMARAIS BETSIE DIAZ BARBARA IEAN DI CIOVANNI -px ROBERT D'AVILA KAREN DE MAIO and completely him- .f one strives to become that - one in an awkward, the other in an intelligent way, each as best he can. ' - Hermann Hesse VITO DI TRAPANI OSVALDO DOMENECI-I V2-fr SHIRLEY DEMPSEY HERMINE DIAMANT ROBERT DIEI-IL IAN ET DONOVAN 95 Q. KEVIN DOVVUNC KATHY DUNLEAVY IANICE DURAN IOSEPH EBAUGH PR XXKRNXY WH ,S 'Og +'ar',-'-4-Vi? LEILA ELREZ ROBERT FAIELLA Mr- L in PRAN FARINELLA STAQIE FAVA JC' u'-fvgaqfb CU XX 5xL1ER FELLS ANGELA But I ... wish that you should gradually discover as you say, what you really want of life. Concerning this point, do not forget that the value and interest of life is not so much to do conspicuous things falthough vve must have this arnbitionl than to do ordinary things with the perception of their enormous value. - Teilhard de Chardin :- vi MARYANN FERMIA ROBERT FERRAR QON ROBERT FERRO MARIA FESTANTE 5.1 45 ENOE FLORES 1AcRY FLYNN ADELE FOCHTMAN DOROTHY FORD 1- ,.- in -us.. ,..,. ff N if, ' 'lass ROBERT FORTE MARCELA ERANco KATHLEEN ERANR rim ERANRowsRi 97 's f 4' SIIVLTN IRAFNXLIII HYACINTH FREDERICK I'fxIIQICfIAC1Al,IMI GLYNIN CALLACHER I 1- 7 'N 6. is Iv. J IVXLJL GAMBINO WILLIAM GARDNER XXX XI-XIQII CLEXRCQUILO IOSEPH CENOYA 98 ff. ,0- L .-fx PI CN! -4- I IEAN EUS,-NRO MARIA FUSCO DANIEL CALLAI-IUE THOMAS CALLI Q IL , V Il 'Vue Q' ADELE GENTILE DONNA IEAN C-ERVVER JOHN GIACALONE RICHIE C-IAMBALLJO 4! ' GINA MARIE CIGANTI ROSE CIOFERE PAUL CITLITZ CHRISTOPHER CLASSER 'fx IL 'fu LARRY GLATT LN' BARBARA GRADY ..---1 MARIANNE GONZALEZ DEBORAH GRANT 99 ALISON CR,-XY Il I f SIIARON CRIII IIN NPRIL GRIFFITH IJIISR-X CQIQL SZCZN NNN IOO I ,, X IX Xl .if X1 I ii CYNTHIA CRECH PATRICK GREER X ng met this remarkable person, Having listened to him, I My Iife has been changed. I understand myself in a new way. I experience the world in a different iight. CARXIELA CUERRINI ELEATNOR CUTMANN FRED CUTMANN WILLIAM CUTMANN 'D- WT' ANNMARIE HARDY Glas. OJ,-f KJ 7 's EILEEN HARRIS DANIEL HARTMANN SUZANNE HARTT STEPHEN HELLERS BARBARA HENRY MARCIA HENSHDN 'lf IW' VCI? , 4-' fl fp STEVEN HACCERTY MARYANNE HARDY af- EILEEN HEALY IININIY HERBISDN IO'I 'XIJAM HERNANDEZ NJ FRANCISCO HERTN,-VNDEZ M MICHAKL HIQRRON STEYEN HILL 102 IANET HERNANDEZ TOMMY HOFFMAN MAUREEN HOPKINS PATTY H UC H ES 1? EDGAR HERRERA ROBERT HOFFMANN ,,...k JOHN HOPPER YVILLIAM HULSEY ROSEANN IERVOLINO '61 gi, x X, . I LORI lAKSZEVVSKl ANTHONY IOHNSON 5 .,5', IO ANNE INCH IUAN lRlZARRY A teacher - Children may grimace and frown at the very thought. Adults might think of the past, but no one thinks of a teacher as anything special, We are all born teachers. We all have a talent we can teach. But there are the blessed few that ac- tually do teach. Their rewards are headaches and laryngitisg flu caught from their students and broken eardrums. You may ask why they do it. Many say that they really don't know why, Perhaps, for some, the re- ward lies in the knowledge that they are educating the future population from which a select few that they have taught will, in turn, teach the next gener- ation and so on. - Suzanne Danet Z' li if gf. 5 l if-E1 i gg if I iv i .- KEVIN KING IRENE JAECER IILLIESELNIK BRENDA IONES CYNTHIA rgkigg Eooit mm oouc KAPLAN Aucifx kakouxsz 103 I,II,EEN KAZAS GRACE KEANE is-v :,, ,3-1, ,, is I I f s T., 'fax i -xi MAIQCQAIQIEIIQIEANIE I' 3 ' f RENNIQIH IQELLU-:ER 53: Q, 3 , 6-.f Q 'IN x I R.-XNMOINIJ RENDALL BRUCE KESSLER STEPHEN KIEEER .X X D A I III I3-XRRN RLLIX RICH KRD KLEIN RICHARD KLEPACKI IO-I RESTS ,,,,. DIANE KIRCH 'W in ,IN 1 1 x , I 1 KENNETH KONRAD '41 ?v' ARCHIE KOONCE IOHN KOPP 43 KAREN KUMP ANNA KURZYNA DANNY LAMARCHE LAURA LAMIA ck- small ALISA LAMPERT DENNIS LANE fx ff -' HAROLD KRUCER D.-XXXN KUCZYNSKI MARGARET KUSTOXVSKI Tl-IERESA KXNONC OUR SCHOOLS NEED H BIG f 31' f.I'v'T GET ' F7 Q3Lgff1 .f- 'Q ,Y -A gg mbsvei - I 5 ' A ff X' X ' f, 0 , X '-A-.3kQL1j, ,f I , J tw A ' . 0 fr U , f X B56 71-'Wf75 1 jf A A0 -L U A - I JSTQQQUBLES A X., X - 105 0' fg va, R., 1.L..' NANCY LANG IEANNE LAROCCO LINDA LAROSA LOURDES LECUILLOVV r- at Q PAIRICK LLNNON BEVERLY LEONARD x YN' 'UQ QW 5-410 n V1 IOSEPH LEONE IAMES LICATA Q, gg 1.5 RUN! XXX LIC-XL SI PRLXLIRA LINO NXARCIA DIANA LOGAN ARTLJRO LOCRONO 106 G' -.p 4211? ROSE LONCO ANNE LOPEZ TONY LUICINI MARY LUMETTA HICH SCHOOL IS - dangling between adolescence and adulthood. - listening to boring lectures on Shakespeare, orbitals and Cosin X. - hanging out in the hall with your friends. - learning in Humanities that everything is related. -failing some tests and getting WOOCZ, on others. -joining activities. - spending months preparing for THE RECENTSI - getting to know yourself and all the other crazy people around you. - a wonderful place! - Maria Manrique 'D RITA LORA 421' NANCY LUSTENRINC FRANCES MADERA 10 LEONARD MAI 6. Q in , KENNETH LOUIE DIANA MACALUSO IANET MAHER 3,3 MARY MANNINC IO7 T- F!Y L I QVMA RCJSALYN INIAIJIT LAURA MAROUES FW MARIA ELENA MARTINEZ 0-- I'L I LR XIAXZXLI T08 g ,Q .o- Q:-7 CARL MARIA ROBERT MARINE A-vt ff' MARTHA MAROUEZ DANNY MARTIN lil Idsf I I V , xfkx 'W SHARING THE SPOTLIGHT tt? BERNADETTE MARK 'rf-r IEAN MARTIN ETIHI rf- , ,' ' ' CAROL MATZELLE Kr TRACY MC CORMICK THOMAS MC DQNALD ANNE MQ DONOUGH I' PATRICIA MC KENNA KATHY MC KEOWN :- ,Q BERNEY MC LOUCIHLIN PATRICIA MC QUILLAN LOURDES MEDINA TTOGETHAERN E55 't' K5 , r -1 fr: ' I A ,, :T IIT - ' , A , 1. ,X CATI-IY MEIER fii ANNIE MELENDEZ RALPH MENOSCAL SUSAN MERCALDO YLADINIIR NIERILICE IO9 Vg IJENISE MERULA DEBBIE NIESSINEG PAUL MEYERS DIANE IVIICIELI C-'TP LORHTA MICJNCJNE BEVERLY MILLER 31 t 9' rj L, , CLARE MILLER I LINDEN MILLER r w -f- SUXIK XIINETII XIRRI-X XIIRARCHI ANTI-IQNY MIZZI ROSALYN MONELL T10 Q... A PEGGY MORA MARIA MORGADO my--f - - --W - - , ,Z .1 -sv CYNTHIA MOSLEY Q' fl? IOAN MURPHY The one thing that I will always remember about . x Richmond Hill is its friendliness. ' I remember walking into the Annex on my very first day and seeing a big sign reading, Welcome Class of 1978. DEBRA MORANTE From the outside, the view isn't very impressive, but once you walk inside, the warmth ofthe people really makes you feel wanted. ' - Barbara Henry MARK MORGAN exif CAROL MUELLER ROSETTA MUHAMMAD THOMAS MULLINGS Q-.X -U ' KUM KUM NAGAR KRISTINE NALDIIAN MONICA NAVARRETE Ill 5 w E 1: PETER NICHIK ROSEMARIE NUCCI EVELYN ODEA 1 f lUDlTH OESTREICHER 'vs V241 1 I X A . 4-n-- , ,A ' DARLIENE OGDEN TQM QI-ILE -1 DONNA O'NEIL MICHAEL OPPENHEIM SOCRATES OQUENDO BRIAN OSBORN if-5--. IRENE PALMERI IRENE PARNERQU wir AMY OSONITSCH MARIA PACANO MICHAEL PASCULLO EY,-X PASI-IKOFF 'II3 If f'ii ' IO H N PASTO R KERRI PEKARIK CATHY PERSCHBACH Lsq iQ5NH'H VIL L HKU 11-1 E PERIE Y 'Q 9 x AVF? Y aa? 17 , . . 'af Q-'BJ'-'ft X E35 N -gl ' ff, 5-a s 1, Q' if 'F L GILBERT PEREZ Q. x E. f BEAUTY CARL PICA W1 X1 XDHINE WGN-XT-XRO DUNN,-X PIKLQL IOHNJ PIVVOVVAR ffl CIN B ETTY PO N DEBBIE PROCHASKA 1-3 MAGDALENA PUPIALES 'Q' 3- DAVID POLLACK JAMES PROCE MARIA PROVENZANO RINA PSAKIS DIANE PUCACZ IOSEPHINE QUARTANO CARMEN QIJIIIIE EDITH RAUDALES IIS W fn 'S SUSAN REDDY PATRICIA REGGIARDO i IUDY RIOS SUSAN RITTNER W1 la .XX .. , X T ELS,-X RODRIGUEZ I X I XL RXXX RCJLIIRICI IIIU W v 5. 1 I THE VVORL T '05 dia- y X 1 'S 'iZ2ff'f ROSA RENNA MARGARET RINGHOFF 1 ANGELA RIZZO EDWIN RODRIGUEZ I In '- n ' 1055 RODRIGUEZ 1 lp I I ? XV I .I ' 'J CESAR ROIAS I,:i14E..:5.i 75 I F ja EDWARD ROMERO IOHN ROPPA f 'fir' 7' 1 T? 7'V7 X 1 63,4 Ngx A u A s IIMMY RUBIO KAREN RUDY 'US -Q- Q MARIA RUGCIERO MARCELLE SAMARA 4- 43 Once the realization is accepted that even betxx een the closest human beings infinite distances continue to exist, a xxonderful living side bx side can grow up, if they succeed in loving the distance between them which makes it possible for each to see the other whole against the skxs - Rainer Maria Rilke -I KATHY SANICOL,-X TERESA SANT.-XNiAURO -11... 1 'W SUSAN SANTQRQ rizfwcisco smros xmt swozxi PHYLLIS sisso 1 X SUSAN SASSO Q IC' 5. in v' XY SIINIIQN SCI IAI3 IDI ,XNIQ SCH 'XRFF T? lx 75 1? Ox I KEVIN SATCHXNELL IOI-IN SAUVE 7 III XIII III NK IIINIUI I Ii CIORI NCHXIIT DONNA SCLAFANI II8 'S ' ii, PAUL SCAVONE f-s. fx 151 DONNA MARIE SCI-IAEFFER ROSEMARIE SCI-IIAVONE I MARIO SCORCIA FRANK SCUDERE MATTHEW SHEBES We left Richmond Hill at 6:00 A.M. on Decem- ber 7, 1977 and returned at 11:00 P.M. that night. Although we spent nearly five hours travelling to and from Washington, DC., we managed, by going at a frantic pace, to take in many of the principal sights and highlights of this historic city. Since I had never been to Washington, D.C. before, this trip was a fascinating and unique experience for me and for many others. I'm glad I go to a school that is willing to give the time and effort necessary to provide opportunities such as this one. - Rosetta Benincasa MICHAEL SERGIO Q!!-HB4 PHILIP SIESS lf. 'Ox LARRY SILVESTRO MARYANN SIMON THOMAS SINDONE MARK SISTI 1 . -my 1, I ,U g Q., Q 4 ' - T ' Ai ' ' A 4.1 Q , A . A- 'V s as , , 1, srEvE sKiLucoRN MARIE sLuE ANN srviirn DIANA siviirn 119 'Q-., VVANDA SOMERVILLE MIKE SPOSATO is-, TTYL A , y kggxl A , , fp In'-kL.....!I f ' -'I' -N I I' IUDY STACNITTA MARIA STAHOW x ,I I1 If Q I AN - X Y 7 , - - . I IIMI: 1 r I 5 - ffgifig I I 4 ' I IDEISOR-XH SIANCQO DEBBIE STEELE PAM STEPHEN DONNA STEPHENS . fn 1 1' kr-VT IIXIQIQN NIIQXIXIXXX xx-xRIX NXENIISERNKI IQSEPHINETAUDEQ DQNNA TAMBURO I IO ' w1'N ' -UN -Y'-7 DANNY TAN KAREN TAVCAR THERESA TAVELLA LORIA TAYLOR He bought me and 499 of my friends in the Fall of 1974 at a stationary store in the neighborhood. He has used them all since then and I alone remain to tell this story. We've gone through alot together in the past four years. We've been everything from English com- positions tlike this onel, math problems, bio home- work to paper airplanes, doodle pages, secret mes- sages and spit balls. But the package is empty now and when l am handed in, it will signify the end of an era: the end of four busy years of high school and the beginning of a new package of paper. - Carl Maria YF-, IEAN TEMPESTA MARYANN TESORO -av-5-1 SUNII. THOMAS VINCENT THOMAS 41' icf Q- DOREEN THOMPSON SILVANA TlBAUDO EDWARD TIMMONS BELINDA TIZZANI 121 ELIZABETH TORRES High School the long hours have turned into years. High School the minutes that passed are now days, Now as I leave The protection from reality, I face a world Of work and struggle, I must plan my future lil' the path is mine to choosel Not looking back at the past But toward future adventures High School it seemed so long and yet itls so soon gone. - Suzanne Danet and Ann Marie Dezio 7? RICHARD TREGLIA SALVATORE TRIOLO IOANNE TSARSIS MARYANN TUSA 'Q Iv. if YQ 1 :df LAURIE UNGEHEUER 'vb VVENDY UDOLF 'v N21 CHARLES VADl .-vi ,- JU' fi -gg-'nv mwiM?if3.NQQ...f,,,.Y' I A llXRUll7X'XX BERCQEX DONNAX ANDERHEYDEN JOEL VECA VANESSA VECA ll RICHMOND HILL FOUR YEARS GOING ONCE! GOING TWICE! GOING .li 142225, . 'HSQN - V. MAUREEN WALSH AUDREY WARE DIANN WIELAND 47 1 L DEREK WILLIAMS DEBBIE VEHSTEDT -Lux. MICHAEL VISCEGLIA AL 123 X 4' DENISE WESELNICK 2 'N IOYCE WILLIAMS 4'- V I TRACY VETTER RAYMOND WALDBUSSER LINDA WHITMAN 1, BRIGID WILLIS 123 , X I 5 . I , . I DAVVN VVINFIELD ST . 1 1 V . I EPHEN MVITTINC GOING Chslf DONNA VVOLFE RICHARD XNONC ANTHONY YIP 124 ig. THERESA YIP STEVEN ZACERS ar- if CZ, OTA, W 3' 1 , 'J fn! Wkji- ':'T nf' 'F' X - aixlal ' -A ' TINA ZAMBUTQ MICHELE ZWIERKO TERMINATION an equistrian event, the horse blindly bolting forth thru instinct over obstacles seemingly growing, forever looming rocking both battered mind and tired body with but a moment's rest found in running before the next barrier- stiffened fence or too high bushes - folds down the flying mind, his whole essence, transforming, redesigning - wild beast to honed machine harnessed by the forbidding rider for what the senses feel forever with rider catching all earned glories, hardened heels caving in stout ribs. - Q ,'i ' a' ' f dz 15, ,rw this instant the mind may not run free for the rider holds the reins. if only freedom were granted sooner - one more fence before it's over - then tastes of leather could be diluted by drinking rain gathered overhead wrapped in omniscent cloud formations passing slow as if in dream over green valleys stretched before me now knowing the sweat was not in vain nor the bleak loneliness and pain for i've shaped my own beginning. this birth begins with termination. - WAYNE COSTICAN SENIOR NVOLVEM N ADAMCZAK, MARGARET: Scholastic Awards, Honor Roll. Attendance Honor Roll, Archway - assistant editor, Domino, Softball, Volleyball tCaptainl, Basketball tCoACaptainl, Service for Sophomore and Senior G.A,s, Attendance Office Service tor Mrs. Schwartz and Mrs. Dichter. Future Goal: Physical Therapist. ADRAGNA, GRACE: Gymnastics, Music and Art, and Track Team. Future Goal: Secretary. AKUS, IOHN: S.A. Store, Track Team, Sing Future Goal: Tractor lrailer Driver. AMADOR, RICHARD: Service tor Mr. Turetsky. Future Goal: Architect. ANGELONE, AMELIA: Arista, Secretarial Honor Society, Honor Roll, GA Ottice. Future Goal: Legal Stenographer. BANNINGER, NANCY: Secretarial Honor Society, Tennis Team, Service for Mrs. Parker, Mr. Shapiro. Future Goal: Secretary. BARBERA, IACQUELINE: Leader, Sing, Service for Girl's Dean. Future Goal: Psychology or Theater. BASSO, NANCY: Service tor Mr. Connolly. BEACON, ELLEN: Honor Roll, Swimming and Basketball Team, Attendance Monitor. Future Goal: Physical Therapist. BEATTY, PHILIP: Chancellors Roll of Honor. Future Goal: Author. BELVEDERE, IACLYN: Chancellor's Roll of Honor, Adopt-A-Subway Project. Future Goal: Environmental Health. BENEDETTO, KIM: Teachers Aid. Future Goal: Cartoonist. BENINCASA, ROSETTA: Honor Roll, Secretarial Honor Society, Foreign Language Honor Society, Volleyball, Cheerleaders, Sing, Archway. Future Goal: Court Reporter. BENNETT, KENNETH: Future Goal: Computer Analyst. BERMAN, IOY: Honor Roll, Tennis Team, Gym Office. Future Goal: Communications. BEVAN, PATRICIA: Leaders, Softball, Basketball, Swimming. Future Goal: Nursing. BIEDENKAPP, VALORIE: S,-X Representative, Honor Roll, High Honor Roll. SA Secretarx, Humanities, Honor Classes, Swimming Team, Sxxim-a-thon, Serxice for Girls Dean, Girl's Gym, and Swimming. Future Goal: Executne Secretary. BLATZ, ALLISON: Honor Roll, Accounting Honor Society, lr. Vice President, Sk Representative, Sing, Spring Play, PA Announcer, Archway. Future Goal: Teacher. BLINKER, IAMES: lournalism Award, Archway, Dome, Wrestling. Future Goal: Pilot of Enterprise. BOSS, CHARLES: Library Future Goal: Court Reporter. T26 BRANCATO, VERONICA: Secretarial Honor Society, Accounting Honor Society. Future Goal: Secretary. BRATRO, LINDA: Sing, Volleyball Team, Library Squad. Future Goal: Medical Technologist. BREITENBACH, LAURIE BROWN, MICHELLE: Future Goal: Legal Secretary. BRUNSON, LORETTA: Typing and English Honors, SA Club. Future Goal: Secretarial or Business Management. CAIN, SHANNON: Arista, Honor Roll, Foreign Language Honor Society, Domino, Dome, Handball Team. Future Goal: Engineering. CABATINGAN, LOUIE CAMAI, PETER: Soccer Team. CAMMARATA, ANTHONY: Future Goal: Engineer. CANDAMO, AURORA: Foreign Language Honor Society, Service for Ms, Silverstein. CANNIZZARO, MICHAEL: Tennis Team, Served in Biology and Chemistry Labs. Future Goal: Medical Technician, CAPELLUPO, THERESE: Service for Mr. Connolly and Mrs. Rodriguez. Future Goal: Secretary. CAPUTO, IOSEPH: Future Goal: Computer Technician. CARTOLANO, LISA: Accounting Honor Society, Secretarial Honor Society. Future Goal: Merchandising - Fashion. CARTY, KEN CASSE, BERNADETTE: Honor Roll, Softball, Track, Basketball, Spring Play, Sing, Service for Mrs. Staufenberg. Future Goal: Athletic Director. CAVANAUGH, IOANNE: Honor Roll, Service for Girl's Dean, and Mrs. Silver's office. Future Goal: Nurse. CHAIKEWICZ, STEVE: Future Goal: College Bound. CHIARELLO, CAROL: Accounting Honor Society, Leader, Sing, Future Goal: Bookkeeper. CHUISANO, IOHN CICCARELLI, MARIA: Sing, Leader. Future Goal: Lawyer. CICCIONE, ANTOINETTE: Secretarial Honor Society, Leader, Service for Miss Bauch. CINELLI, THOMAS: Varsity Baseball, Varsity Bowling, Varsity Basketball, Future Goal: Law Enforcement. CLAIRE, GREGORY: Future Goal: Pilot, COEN, KEVIN: Wrestling. Future Goal: Marine Corp Specialist or Police Officer. COLETTO, FRANK: Future Goal: Engineer Designer, CORIS, CATHERINE: Accounting Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Softball, Volleyball. Future Goal: Certified Public Accountant. CORSETTI, ANNA: Service for Library. COSTIGAN, WAYNE CUDABAC, IRENE: Future Goal: Lawyer. CULOTTA, NANCY: Secretarial Honor Society, Future Goal: Secretary. D'ALIASI, ANTHONY: Arista, Honor Roll, Foreign Language Honor Society, Domino. Future Goal: Technology. DONOVAN, IANET: Archway, GA office, Mrs. Dinner, Future Goal: Travel Agent. D'AVILA, ROBERT: Wrestling. Future Goal: Lawyer DEIEAN, MONA: Future Goal: Nurse DEMAIO, KAREN: Secretarial Honor Society, S.A. Representative, Service for Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Rodriguez, Mrs. Caine. DEMPSEY, SHIRLEY: Cheerleader, Future Goal: Secretary, DEZIO, ANNE MARIE: Arista, Foreign Language Honor Society, Student Board Representative, Editor-in-Chief, Domino, Sing. Future Goal: Lawyer DIGIOVANNI, BARBARA IEAN: Future Goal: Child Psychologist for Retarded Children. DIEHL, ROBERT: Captain of the Fencing Team, Future Goal: Police Officer. DIAMANT, HERMINE: Senior class Vice-President, Sing. DIGIAIMO, DOREEN: Service for Mr. Egenthal. DITRAPANI, VITO: Program Committee. Future Goal: Business Administrator, DOMENECH, OSVALDO: Future Goal: Architectural Engineer. DUNLEAVY, KATHY: Attendance Monitor, S.A. Member, Service for College Office. Future Goal: Commerical Artist. DURAN, IANICE: Honor Roll, Archway, Service for G.A. Office, Mrs, Dinner. Future Goal: Teacher. EBAUGH, IOSEPH: Future Goal: Geologist. EL-REZ, LEILA: G.A, Office, Service for Mrs. Bernstein, Roll Book Monitor, Future Goal: Beautician. FOCHTMAN, ADELE: Typing Certificates. FAIELLA, ROBERT: Future Goal: Mechanic, FAVA, STACIE: Sing, Service for Mr. Egenthai, Mrs. Silver, Mrs. Schwartz. Future Goal: Secretary. FEDOROFF, WALTER: French Honor Society, Pool Service. Future Goal: Musician. FELLS, EUGENE FEMIA, MARYANN: Typing Certificates, SA, Representative, Sing, Library Service. Future Goal: Key Puncher. FEREIRA, ANGELA: Attendance Honor Roll, Language Honor Society, Archway. Future Goal: Ambassador. FERRAR, ROBERT: Arista, Accounting Honor Society, Foreign Language Honor Society, Honor Roll, Domino. Future Goal: Accountant, FERRO, ROBERT: Future Goal: Air Conditioning. FESTANTE, MARIA: Future Goal: Secretary. FLANAGAN, GARY: Future Goal: Electrical Installation. FLYNN, IACKY: Sing, Cheerleader, Service for Mr. Egenthai, Mrs. Silver. Future Goal: Secretary. FRANCO, MARCELA: Typing Certificates, Tennis, Track, Library Squad, Dean's Office, Future Goal: Computer Technology. FRANKOWSKI, TINA: Honor Roll, Sing, Archway, Swimming Team, Dolphins, Cheerleader, Physical Fitness Award, Service for Mrs. Weintraub. Future Goal: Lawyer. FUSARO, IEAN: Service for Girl's Dean. Future Goal: Medical Technologist or Veterinarian. GALIMI, PATRICIA: Future Goal: Stewardess. GALLI, THOMAS: Sing, Bowling Team. Future Goal: Electrical Engineer. GALLAHUE, DANIEL GAMBINO, PAUL: Humanities, Sing, Archway, Service for Art Department, Future Goal: Choreographer. GARDNER, WILLIAM GENTILE, ADELE: Sing, Library Service, GERWER, DONNA IEAN: Future Goal: Secretary. GIACALONE, IOHN: Arista, President of the Foreign Language Honor Society. Future Goal: Cardiologist. GIGANTI, GINA: Honor Roll, Humanities, Leader, Service for Assistant Dean, Grade Advisor. Future Goal: Nurse. GIOFFRE, ROSE: Arista, Accounting Honor Roll, Secretarial Honor Society, Service for Mr. Egenthal. Future Goal: CPA Girurz, PAUL GLATT, LAWRENCE: Honor Roll, Sing, Tennis. Future Goal: Musician. GONZALEZ, MARIANNE: Basketball, Service for Gym. Future Goal: Secretary. GRADY, BARBARA: S.A. Representative, Class Secretary, Sing, Leaders, Student Board, Program Committee. Future Goal: Physician's Assistant, GRAFFEO, WILLIAM: Future Goal: X-Ray or Lab Technician. GRANT, DEBORAH: Perfect Attendance, Library Assistant. Future Goal: Social Services. GRAY, ALISON: Honor Roll, Service for Mr. Egenthal. Future Goal: Dental Hygienist. GRECH, CYNTHIA: Secretarial Honor Society, Service in the Program Office. Future Goal: Secretary. GRIFFIN, SHARON: Secretarial Honor Society, Captain of Cheerleaders. Future Goal: Executive Secretary. GRIFFITH, APRIL: Leaders. Future Goal: Veterinarian. GREY, TOMMY GRUSZCZYNSKI, DEBRA: Sing, Swimming Team. Future Goal: Computer Technologist, GUERRINI, CARMELA: Future Goal: Secretary. GUTMANN, ELEANOR: Arista, Honor Roll, Humanities, Foreign Language Honor Society, Class President, Swimming Team, Gymnastics Team. Future Goal: Lawyer, GUTMANN, FREDERICK GUTMANN, WILLIAM: Bowling Team. Future Goal: Business Management. HARDY, ANNMARIE: Volleyball Team, Leaders, Service for Mrs. November. HARDY, MARYANNE: Humanities, Chancellors Honor Roll, S.A. Representative, Adopt-A-Subway, Archway, Service for College Office, Future Goal: Teaching. HARRIS, EILEEN: Future Goal: Pilot. HARTT, SUZANNE: Honor Roll, Business Honor Roll, Sing, Gymnastics, Service for Co-op Office. Future Goal: Secretary, HELLERS, STEPHEN: Future Goal: Policeman. HENRY, BARBARA: Arista, Honor Roll, Humanities, Archway, Sing, Softball Team, Bowling Team, Handball Team, Service in the Math Office, Future Goal: Lawyer. HERBISON, IIMMY: Co-op Program. HERNANDEZ, ADAM: Arista, Baseball Team, Service in Typing, Future Goal: Electronics Technician, HERNANDEZ, FRANK: Honor Roll, Arista. Future Goal: Medical Technologist. HERNANDEZ, JANET: Honor Roll, Volleyball Team. HERRERA, EDGAR: Soccer Team, Track and Field. Future Goal: Medicine. 127 HERRON, MICHAEL: Future Goal: Criminal lustice. HILL, STEVEN: Future Goal: Business Owner, HOPKINS, MAUREEN: Arista, Honor Roll, Humanities, Foreign Language Honor Society, Accounting Honor Society, Archway. Future Goal: CPA. HUGHES, PATRICIA: Secretarial Honor Society, Accounting Honor Society, Volleyball, Library Service. Future Goal: Secretary. HULSEY, WILLIAM: Archway, Ceramics Club, Teacher's Aid. Future Goal: Artist. INCH, IO ANNE: Basketball tCaptainl. Future Goal: Nurse. IRIZARRY, IUAN: Attendance Monitor. Future Goal: Engineer Architect. IAEGER, IRENE: Future Goal: Secretary. IESELNIK, IILL: Perfect Attendance, Archway, Track Team, Leaders, Attendance Monitor, Service for Mr. Schiffrin. Future Goal: Marketing in Fashion. IONES, CYNTHIA: Sing, Tennis, Bowling, Service for Mr. Pam, Mr. Caren. KAROLASZ, ALICIA: Honor Roll, Merit Certificates, Archway, Leaders, Basketball Team, Gymnastics Team, Service for Mrs. Dichter, Attendance Monitor. Future Goal: Fashion Designing and Psychology. KAIA, EDDIE KAZAS, EILEEN: Swimming Service, Dean Service. Future Goal: Social Worker, KAPLAN, DOUG: Honor Roll, S.A. Representative, Basketball, Tennis Team, Service for Mr. Connolly. Future Goal: Dentist. KEANE, MARGARET: Future Goal: Computer Technician or Lawyer. KENDALL, RAYMOND: Swimming Team, Sing. Future Goal: Pilot. KESSLER, BRUCE: Humanities, European AP, American History - A.P. KIEFER, STEPHEN: Honor Roll, Track. Future Goal: Engineer. KING, STEVE: Future Goal: Accounting. KIRCH, DIANE: Service for Mr. Shapiro. Future Goal: Secretary or Airline Stewardess. KLEIN, BARRY: Honor Roll, Wrestling. KLEIN, RICHARD: Humanities, Honor Roll, Track, Basketball, Service for Mrs. Silver. Future Goal: Engineering. KLEPACKI, RICHARD: English, Social Studies, Art Humanities, Honor Roll, Served in Annex. Future Goal: Business Management. KONRAD, KENNY: English, Social Studies, Art Humanities, Baseball Team, Service for Mr. Fazekas and Mrs. Weintraub. Future Goal: Baseball Player. fL.A. DODGERSI KRUGER, HAROLD: Honor Roll, English and Social Studies honors, English and Social Studies Humanities, S.A. Representative, Sing, Basketball, Service for Mr. Connolly, Mr. Morelli. KUMP, KAREN: Leaders, Service for Mr. Pam and Mrs. Stroh. Future Goal: Nurse. KURZYNA, ANNA: Arista, Foreign Language Honor Society, GA. Assistant. Future Goal: Doctor. KUSTOWSKI, MARGARET: Honor Roll, Service for Mrs. Meyers. Future Goal: Social Worker. KWONG, THERESA: Arista, Foreign Language Honor Society, Domino, Dome, Swimming Team, lunior Sing, Service for Mr. Rosenthal, Xtrs. Friedmutter. Future Goal: Architect. LAMARCHE, DANNY: Future Goal: Photographer. LAMPERT, ALISA: Serxice for Nlrs. Gonzalez, Miss Xillarosa, Mrs, Bernstein LANE, DENNIS: Honor Roll, Future Goal: Undecided. LANG, NANCY: Honor Roll, Bottling Team, Tennis Team, Service for l28 Mrs. Friedmutter. Future Goal: Commercial Art. LAROCCO, IEANNE: Humanities. Future Goal: Pediatric Nursing. LAROSA, LINDA: Service for Mr. Marsh. Future Goal: Secretary. LEONE, IOE: Honor Roll. Future Goal: Pilot. LICAUSI, ROSEANN: Accounting Honor Society, Service for Mr. Kotowitz. Future Goal: Legal Secretary. LINO, PALMIRA: GA. Service for Mrs. Goldman. Future Goal: Secretary. LOGAN, MARCIA: Future Goal: Social Worker. LONGO, ROSE LOPEZ, ANNE: Typing Certificates. Future Goal: Secretary. LORA, RITA: Scholastic Achievements, Editor-in-chief of Foreign Language Magazine. Future Goal: Medical Technologist. LOUIE, KENNETH: Future Goal: Electrician. LUMETTA, MARY: Humanities. Future Goal: Communication. LUSTENRING, NANCY: Secretarial Honor Society. Future Goal: Legal Secretary. MACALUSO, DIANA: Arista, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance, Vice- President of Foreign Language Honor Society, Math and G.A. service, tutoring. MADERA, FRANCES: Social Studies service for Mr. Leary. MAHER, IANET: Track, Leaders. MAI, LEONARD: Honor Roll, Served in Attendance and Program Office. Future Goal: Dentist. MANGOLD, WILLIAM: Gym Attendance Monitor. MANIACE, ARLENE: Honor Roll, Sing, Served in Library, Teacher's Assistant. MANNING, MARY: Sing, Service for Mr. Caren, Mr. Pam. Future Goal: Receptionist. MAPP, ROSALYN: Honor Roll, Accounting Honor Society, Attendance Office. Future Goal: CPA. MARIA, CARL: Arista, Honor Roll, Humanities, Spark Office, S.A. Store. Future Goal: Systems Analyst. MARINE, ROBERT: Service for Mrs. Dichter. Future Goal: Computers. MARK, BERNADETTE: Typing Certificates, Service for Mr. Grode, Mrs. Bresciano. Future Goal: Secretary. MARQUES, LAURA: Future Goal: Child Care. MARTIN, DANNY MARTIN, IEAN: Scholastic Achievements, Secretarial Honor Society, Future Goal: Secretary. MARTINEZ, MARIA: Accounting Honor Society, Language Honor, Honor Roll, Leader, Cheerleading, Service for Mrs. Staufenberg, Mrs. Wasserman. Future Goal: Business Administrative. MASIELLO, SUSAN: Attendance for Mrs. Clare and Mrs. Bauch. Future Goal: Accountant - Data Processor. MATZELLE, CAROL: Scholastic Achievement, Honor Roll, Service for Mrs. Clare, Library. Future Goal: Executive Secretary. MAZZEI, PETER ' McCORMICK, TRACY MCDONOUGH, ANNE: Typing Certificates, S.A. Club. Future Goal: Secretary. McKENNA, PAT: Scholastic Achievements, Accounting Honor Society, Service for Mr, Shapiro, Miss Bauch, Leader. Future Goal: Accounting. MCKEOWN, KATHY: Secretarial Honor Society, Service for Mrs. Rodriguez, Mrs. Villarosa. Future Goal: Business Management. MCQUILLEN, PAT: Secretarial Honor Society. MEIER, CATHY: Honor Roll, Athletic Certificates, Attendance for Mr, Guberman, Service for Mrs. Goldman, Future Goal: Secretary. MELENDEZ, ANNIE MENOSCAL, RALPH: Future Goal: Accountant. Gi? li L-, ' I ':V.it! lure fit gg lit tire ffl i0i il lil rr io' i MERCALDO, SUSAN: S.A. Memberl Future Goal: Commercial Art. MEROLA, DENISE: Service for Mrs, Bresciano. Future Goal: Accountant. MESSINEO, DEBBIE MEEHAN, ELIZABETH MICHIELI, DIANE: Future Goal: Legal Secretary. MIGNONE, LORETTA: Typing Certificates, Secretarial Honor Roll Archway, Sing, Basketball and Gymnastics Team. Future Goal: Popular Vocalist. MILLER, BEVERLY: Attendance Office. Future Goal: Nurse. MILLER, CLARE: S.A. Member. Future Goal: Secretary. MINETTI, SONIA: Arista, Foreign Language Honor Society, Sing, Spring Play, Tutoring in Language. Future Goal: Language Major. MIRARCHI, MARIA: Accounting Honor Society, Secretarial Honor Society, Humanities, Service for Mr. Kotovvitz and Mr. Grode. MIZZI, ANTHONY: Humanities, Chancellors Roll of Honor, Honor for Artistic Excellence, S.A. Representative, Archway, Domino, Library Squad, Service for Mr. Aiken. Future Goal: Writer. MORA, PEGGY: Service for Mrs. Clare. MORGADO, MARIA: Arista, Foreign Language Honor Society, Accounting Honor Society, Secretarial Honor Society, President of Accounting Honor Society, Executive Board of Foreign Language Honor Society, worked for Accounting department and Gym. Future Goal: Executive Secretary. MORGAN, MARK: Future Goal: Aircraft Maintenance Technician. MONELL, ROSALYN: Library Service, Gym Service. Future Goal: Computer Programmer. MUELLER, CAROL: Arista, Honor Roll, Attendance Office. Future Goal: Legal Secretary. Q MULLINGS, THOMAS: Arista, Honor Roll, S.A. Secretary and Wrestling, Swimming Team, S.A. Store an.d Office. Future Goal: Medicine or Political Lavv. NAGAR, KUM-KUM: Scholastic Achievements, Chancellor's Roll of Honor, Secretarial Honors, Perfect Attendance, Art Humanities, Adopt-A-Subway, Foreign Language Honor Society, Service for Mrs. Friedmutter, Mrs. Silver. Future Goal: Business Administration, NALDIIAN, KRISTINE: Service in Attendance Office. Future Goal: Business Administration. NAVARRETE, MONICA: Chancellor's Roll of Honor for Artistic Excellence, Leaders, Foreign Language Honor Society. NEIR, NANCY: Service for College Office. Future Goal: Science or Art. NEVINS, DIANE: Sing, Class Attendance, Worked on Switch-Board, Future Goal: Cosmetologist. NOTARO, LIZ: S.A. Member, Service for Mr. Wallerstein. NOTO, ROSE: NUCCI, ROSEMARIE: Sing. Future Goal: Secretary. O'CONNOR, IUNE: Sing, S.A. Representative, Gymnastics. Future Goal: Actress or Nurse. O'DEA, EVELYN: Secretarial Honor Society, Swimming Team, Attendance Monitor. Future Goal: Secretary. ORDERMATT, TOM: S.A. Member. Future Goal: President of a Corporation. OESTREICHER, IUDITH: Secretarial Honor Society, S.A., Sing, Spring Play, Library Squad, Attendance Squad. Future Goal: Computer Programmer!Data Processor. OGDEN, DARLENE: Humanities, Honor Class. Future Goal: Commercial Accountant. OHLE, TOM: Future Goal: Business Manager. O'NEIL, DONNA: Service for Mrs. Staufenberg. Future Goal: Airline Hostess. OPPENHEIM, MICHAEL: Honor Roll, Bowling Team, Service for Humanities Office and Art Office. Future Goal: Business Manager. OQUENDA, SOCRATES: Baseball, Soccer. OSONITSCH, AMY: Archway, Service for Mrs. Bresciano. Future Goal: Window Designer. PALMERI, IRENE: Typing and Sten Certificates, Service for Mr. Grode. Future Goal: Secretary. PARNEROU, IRENE: Honor Roll, Archway H editor-in-chief, Secretarial Honor Society, Sing 14 yearsl, Bowling Team, Served for all Grade Advisors, Service for Mrs. Schwartz, Scholastic Achievement, Service for Girl's H-ed. Future Goal: Child Psychologist. PASCULLO, MICHAEL: Grade Advisor Service, Sing Musician. Future Goal: Musician. PASHKOFF, EVA: Honor Roll, S.A. Representative, worked on Switch- Board, Softball. Future Goal: Designer. PASTOR, IOHN: PEDONE, STACEY: Arista, Honor Roll, Member of Consultative Council, Service for G.A. Office, Math Office, Spark Office, Gym. Future Goal: Banking and Finance. PEKARIK, KERRI: Swimming Team, Mr. Shapiro Visually Handicap Service. Future Goal: Operating Room Technician. PERSCHBACH, CATHY: Secretarial Honor Society. Future Goal: Executive Secretary or Hair Stylist. PICA, CARL: Future Goal: Accountant. PICCOLO, IOSEPH: Future Goal: Medical Lab Technician. PIGNATARO, MADELINE: Sing. Future Goal: Model or Secretary. PIKUL, DONNA: Typing Certificates, Service for Mr. Grode. Future Goal: Secretary. PIWOWAR, IOHN: Future Goal: Millionaire and Famous. POLLOCK, DAVID: Future Goal: Engineering Science. PON, BETTY: Honor Roll, Arista, Art, Social Studies Humanities, Archway, Library Squad Future Goal: Computer Technician. PROCE, IAMES: Baseball. Future Goal: Millionaire. PSAKIS, RINA: Typing Certificates, S.A. Representative, Leaders, Future Goal: Secretary. PUGACZ, DIANE: Honor Roll, Vice-President of Secretarial Honor Society, Sing, Library Squad. Future Goal: Executive Secretary. PUPIALES, MAGDALENA: Honor Roll, Sing, Volleyball Team, Service for Gym. Future Goal: Nurse. QUARTANO, IOSEPHINE: Honor Roll, Humanities, Vice-President of Accounting Honor Society, Fencing Team, Leaders. Attendance Monitor. Future Goal: Business Administrator, QUIIIIE, CARMEN: Spanish Honor Society, S.A. Representative, Volleyball and Basketball Team, Leader, Future Goal: Stewardess. Fashion Designer. RAUDALES, EDITH: Track, Leader. Future Goal: Stewardess, REDDY, SUSAN: Sing. REGGIARDO, PATRICIA: Basketball Team, Leader. Future Goal: Tourist Guide or Manager of Motels. RENNA, ROSE RIOS, IUDY: Honor Roll, Humanities. Future Goal: Teacher. RINGHOFF, MARGARET: Honor Roll. Future Goal: lournalist. RITTER, SUSAN: Arista, Honor Roll, Volleyball Team, Library Squad. RIZZO, ANGELA: Typing Certificates, Library Squad. Future Goal: Secretary or Buyer. RODRIGUEZ, DIANNA RODRIGUEZ, EDWIN: Future Goal: Engineer. RODRIGUEZ, ELSA: Spanish Honor Society, Volleyball Team. Future Goal: Commercial Artist. RODRIGUEZ, FRANK: Service for Mr. Goldfarb. Future Goal: Teacher. 129 RODRIGUEZ, IOSE: Future Goal: Bookkeeper. ROEHRIG, LAURA: Future Goal: Hair Stylist. ROIAS, CESAR: Sing, Track iCaptainl,. Future Goal: Landscape Architect. ROMANO, STEVE: ROWLAND, PATRICIA RUDY, KAREN: Future Goal: Hair Stylist. SANICOLA, KATHY: S.A. Representative, Class Secretary, Future Goal: Human Relations, SANTORO, SUE: Future Goal: Receptionist. SASSO, PHYLLIS: Honor Roll, Sing, Track Team, Service for Mr. Connolly, Mr. Schifrin, Future Goal: Secretary. SATCHWELL, KEVIN: Future Goal: Auto Body Specialist. SUAVE, IOHN: Bowling, Baseball, Track. SCAVONE, PAUL: Future Goal: Artist. SCHAD, STEVEN: Future Goal: Business Management, SCHAFFER, DONNA: Class Secretary. SCHARFF, DIANE:Accounting Honor Society.Future Goal: Accountant. SCHIAVONE, ROSEMARIE: Archway, Ceramics Club, Teacher's aid. Future Goal: Photographer. SCHNITT, CORI: Archway, Arista, Honor Roll, Math office, S.S. office, handball, bowling teams, sing. SCLAFANI, DONNA: Arista, Honor Roll, Humanities, Service for Mrs. Gonzalez. Future Goal: Accountant. SCORCIA, MARIO: Humanities, S.A. Representative, Spanish Honor Society, Sing, Drama, Spring Play, Future Goal: Marketing, Advertising. SCUDERE, FRANK: Honor Roll, Office Service. Future Goal: Lawyer or Musician. SERGIO, MICHAEL: Track Team, Sing, Office Monitor. SHEBES, MATTHEW: High Honor Roll, Sing, Service for Mrs. Silver, Teacherls Helper - Mr. Nachman. Future Goal: Bio-Medical Engineer. SILVESTRO, LARRY: S.A. Representative, Baseball Team, Future Goal: Policeman or Professional Baseball Player. SIMON, MARYANN: Honor Roll, Humanities, S.A. Member, Softball Team. SINDONE, TOMMY: Italian Honor Society, S.A. Representative, Domino, Golf Team. Future Goal: Private Sanitation. SISTI, MARK: Future Goal: Photographer. SKILLICORN, STEVE: Bowling Team. SMITH, ANN: Secretarial Honor Society, Tennis Team, Service Aid. SMITH, DIANA: Tennis Team, Service Aid. SOMERVILLE, WANDA: Future Goal: Secretary. STAGNITTA, IUDY: Honor Roll, Track Team, S.A. Member, Future Goal: Television Graphics Artist. STAHOW, MARIA: Honor Roll, Bowling Team, Tennis.Team, S.A. Member. Future Goal: Receptionist. STEELE, DEBBIE: S.A. Representative, Service for Mrs. Schwartz. Future Goal: Receptionist. SZEMBERSKI, MARK: Honor Roll, Baseball Team. Future Goal: Electrital Engineer. TAMBURO, DONNA: .-Xrista, Honor Roll, Grade Advisor Service. Future Goal: Computor Science. TAN, DANNY TAVCAR, KAREN: Arista. Foreign Language Honor Societv, Honor Rt1ll,Xollt--xballTeam,Serxicetor Attendance Office. TAVELLA, THERESA: Accounting Honor Societv. Future Goal: Savings Bank lniplox ee. TAYLOR, LORIA: Ptiblicitx Director. Future Goal: -Xir Traffic Chittitilltir 130 TEMPESTA, IEAN: Future Goal: Secretary. TESORO, MARYANN: Future Goal: Social Worker. THOMAS, SUNIL: Arista, Service for Attendance Office. THOMPSON, DOREEN: Future Goal: Secretary. TIBAUDO, SILVANO: Track Team. Future Goal: Secretary. TIMMONS, EDWARD: Honor Roll, Service for Mrs. Dichter and Mr. Stockfeder. TORRES, ELIZABETH: Future Goal: Secretary. TRIOLO, SALVATORE TSARSIS, IOANN: Future Goal: Secretary, TUSA, MARYANN: Secretarial Honor Society, Honor Roll, Student Association Member, Service for Mrs. Clare, Miss Bausch. Future Goal: Legal Secretary. TYNAN, IOSEPH: Honor Roll. Future Goal: Accountant. UDOLF, WENDY: Arista, Honor Roll, Humanities, Archway, Sing, Math and Social Studies Service. Future Goal: Chef UNGENHEUER, LAURIE VADI, CHARLES: Future Goal: Accountant. VAN BERGEN, HAROLD: Basketball Team. Future Goal: Projectionist. VASQUEZ, IOHN: Future Goal: Lawyer. VEGA, IOEL: S.A. Member. Future Goal: X-Ray Technician. VEHSTEDT, DEBBIE: Scholastic Achievement, Honor Roll, Secretarial Honor Roll, S.A. Member, S.A. Office. Future Goal: Secretary, VETTER, TRACY: Future Goal: Dancer. VISEGLIA, MICHAEL: Future Goal: Mechanic. WALDBUSSER, RAYMOND: Bowling Team, Service for Mrs. Silver. Future Goal: Aerospace Engineer. WALSH, MAUREEN: Future Goal: Nurse. WARE, AUDREY: S.A. Member, Service for Mrs. Clare. Future Goal: Traveling and Tour Director. WESELNICK, DENISE: Honor Roll, Secretarial Honor Society, S.A. Member, Swimming Team, Softball Team, Service for Mrs. Schwartz. Future Goal: Executive Secretary. WHITMAN, LINDA: Scholastic Achievement, Honor Roll, Track Team, Service for Mrs. Bresciano. Future Goal: T.V. Broadcasting or Advertising. WIELAND, DIANN: Honor Roll, Gymnastics Club, Future Goal: Foreign Language Secretary. WILKINS, IAY: Future Goal: Computer Programmer. WILLIAMS, DEREK: S.A, Member, Future Goal: Banking Management. WILLIAMS, DEVON: Honor Roll WILLIS, BRIGID: S.A. Representative, Attendance Monitor, Future Goal: Social Worker. WINFIELD, DAWN: Gymnastics. Future Goal: Veterinarian. WITTING, STEPHEN: Basketball, Tennis, and Track Teams. Future Goal: Actor. WOLFE, DONNA: English Honor Roll, Volleyball Team. Future Goal: Executive Secretary. WONG, RICHARD: Future Goal: Engineer. YIP, ANTHONY: Future Goal: Engineer. ZAGERS, STEVEN ZWIERKO, MICHELE: Attendance Office, Chorus, Archway, Service for Mr. Troy. lg l MEMORIES plus is l Who are you calling shorty? K X N l Only Ten More Days Till . .. K, Life at Hill has come to revolye around Sing and it has become a ' sort of calendar. December is the first meetingg lanuary means script deadline-sg February is the month for arguments and March becomes ten more days, nine more days' '.., The final week is a paradox of forty-eight hour days that vanish in a blur of unfinished everything. - Suzanne Danet - Annlvtarie Dezio l knew I'd get the lead again! Shes always stealing my lines! Freshmen. Be-lore the Reign of Witting MTU be O' mol to be ' 'Xrtr xou sure xitu'xt' got it noxx7 Slowly l turned - Slap RY Step ' EXPERIENCE Experience Doesn't Always Count Oxer the tears ue have acquired experience, fontidenee, sensitivity and loyalty. Yet, some things nt-wr rhange While talk ot that new script begins on tlosing night tht- script still isn't ready until just lJl'ltll4' tletirlliiie, Ollxiutislx, organization tsn't our lurtt' -Xlnia Xtatiirs xxritten the meek lqetortt anrl wet ymint tin tht- latttltcltop nn opening night are rnorc- iltll slt, 't' - 5 D. is 'XXl,l'D x if ' ' v , t l l O B S T A C L E S . s 5 ll if 'K ,gi l f. if .I . A fr i think i hurt myself!!! - ,ly ' 3 is X. L' l'll drink to that! The King of Sing Our memories of Sing would be incomplete without specially mentioning Steve Witting. A creative force at work, his talents added a sense of professionalism and his refusal to cooperate with the laws of gravity added numerous mishaps to our numerous mishaps. Many of his ideas were ahead of their time, many were downright impossible! Who can forget the dummy that was never wired from Soph Singg the light scene from All Together Now , Alvin on roller skates and flipping flats that kept falling during scene changes? - SD. 84 AMD. I've seen better heads on beer! PROBLEMS PLUS DELAYS Proverbs It seems as if obstacles showed up more times than the chorus. There were snow storms, parttime job priorities, music to be transposed, hangovers, apathy and lost props. Despite all the problems, the old adage, The show must go on, prevailed. - SD. 81 AMD. n f it-'ipig Alvin, Alvin - Where's Alvin? , l ,f'5' After running through the script untold times i ! ' i without ever seeing or hearing from Alvin iHaI Van rl - ' Berganl, the cast was becoming anxious. Mr. -' L '- .f f. - Graziano played Alvin's part in rehearsal, but he refused to roller skate down the aisle. Hal appeared Y ,s ,J finally, freeing Mr. Craziano to play the part of Mac I 5 . .kr r .Q '., bg ., 1-,J , af'- U Mc Mopee for Steve Witting who was lost on a train ,w-jf, Y somewhere with Mr. Fleisig. -S.D.8yAM.D. I ' .iw gJ4'i?f3i F ., .2 ., .L K -1 J' 5 sg , r A P--ff ,ws -r LAUGI-IS plus Winning's nice, but... Sing '77 was the beginning of a meaningful experience for me. lt taught me that while winning is fantastic, if you've done the best you can then you've won within yourself. lt showed me that people with different ideas and talents can work in unison and have a great time doing so. - Elyse Daleo ACHES, Pfxiisis, SPRAINS Together Again Sing '77 brought us together for the first time and this xear, it seems, the expression of that time has grown with the people. Soph Sing is a moment that went bv too fast: lunior sing is an extension of that moment. - Elyse Daleo 'N W. ft R-'Y Never Again! All through rehearsal, cries of never again echoed through Hazen Hall. Amazingly, none of the people who swore they would give up ever did. Despite all the screaming, fighting, long hours, aching bones and growling stomachs, year after year, the gang kept coming back for more. Some call it dedication - SD, 84 AMD. ancl WORK, A Glutton for Punishment Freshman Sing '77 was alot of fun even though I fell off the stage. l broke my wrist, chipped a tooth and had a chin the color of the rainbow. I came back to school after they put the cast on. Everyone thought I was crazy, but it meant so much to me. This year l'm the director for Soph Sing, but I haven't learned my lesson yet. l also roller skate and play the guitar. - Anna Capasso ,,..,,...-- Sing Can Be Hazardous To Your Health Sing is composed of a group of very special people. They are willing to endure hard work, laryngitis, heart burn, and no sleep. Through it all, each class manages to put it all together somehow. For me, these memories are very special. - Barbara Grady WORK, There's Always Next Year There comes a point when the experience surmounts the need to win. This is especially true when you lose. Ah well, there's always next year. We do have our memories and they are priceless. - SD. St AMD. est s gs, 5 Q Ns 5 iii, I WORK Pandemonium's Passe We always managed to meet the deadline. Opening Night Scene: loud complaints about crummy make-up, nervous actors pace, exchanges of well-wishes, location of missing props, excitement and anticipation, the worst of enemies united in an effort to put on the best possible show. Spirit and comradery overtakes the pandemonium. - SD. 81 AMD. '- r i Ill -v N A Uh. ty 'Hx qgix ni wiiai' 1 as P 'PS li M'u f N ...... flag ,El A, - A 32: ' M il- l l! an 1 in 1, , saijvy I ith I . p . - Ig' out FQ 7 ' iw' ll Il I ' 'v 1 ' Z ' vi' , A ' I R . , . . . I k . 5' S ' 4. 3 .A NF' X Q al N :l f U11 . Q ' , F - I .. ,Xt I , 1 ' . .-I . I ,nz c Xi-9-4 i i I A-' g 'h - w v ha ' . . .., 1 4?. ,QM , ,.,. i I a. . Ffa if ,QE VZ! .. Ii-:- Ja' Q, .ff-j, A ., K '19, ev. 14 'T' 42 'ir ,x . in if 3' '- A-1 AW ,,f ' . .4 4? 0 FRESHMEN CET READY TO OPEN THE SHOW. WELCOME FROM SING CO-COMMISSIONER HERMINE DIAMANT AND COMMISSIONER BARBARA CRADY. SOPHO ORE SIN 1 CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE WORST KIND v -, 4 .110- . ,x ,, , - F . .1 Wifi, . pwiwlki ' ' 4- .FJ -L e I-If x 'F 'S 5 , 1 I x ,-.1 an ' . 1 I mi. 'T . L 13 its 4 Y- i., Yu!-7 5.5 -1 .1-.V , ,,3?,. Jr,-gk . ., sfi'D 55 TX File 'L 'ii Ti 'R 'x R !i va if-if ' if L.: i4 . ' 5: L ef gva Director - Anna Capasso Faculty Advisor - Mr, Barry Calogero Adelaide Coslagliola Gregory lones Ilene Lynch loseph LaGre-ca lohn Silvestro Laura Vogel Christine Capocasale loseph Perreta Ann Marie Montagnino Rose Ambrosio Phyllis Dushaj Barbara Menclese Barbara Kosciolek JT Michelle Paulich Eddie Taylor Nachman lerina Sekularec Delia Camasca Cathy Gratt Venita Kaposlins Virginia Bynge Phyllis Dushaj Mary Lou Scholl Veronica Mattocks Heidi Lopez lane Mahoney Marie Dibono Mary Sullivan Laura Nizzo Delia Camasca Cindy Kassman Wk S 4 I -vm 1' x jg viii JVM if mk- ., .gf 2 .. I ,Q , M '. ', M , ,Y '- p-, yi 4.4. lrfrl I 1 1U ICR SIN '-. AND WHO ARE YOU? Director - Patrick Misciagna Faculty Advisor - Mr. Perskv lorge Gomez Sivert Rafter Ken Frazier Emmanuel Arifakis Paul Palmisano Adriana Tibaudo Elyse Daleo Robert Kreuter Susan Schnabel lackie Heins Lionel Crawford limmy Eisenhauer limmy Ramos Lydia Cruz Joanne Serpico Susan Ross Manny Arifakis james Cuenfo Theresa Kennel Elna Drava Anthony Buzzi Alex Giraldo ioe Argento Mike Culkin Stephen Herman Josephine Passantino Michael Vrabel Pietra Cusumano Lisa Hernandez Susan Hopkins Frank Kuciia Mike Markert Lorraine McClain Madeline Perniciaro lames Russo Ken Frazier V Puek Fung Kristine Unser ' Chris Bertoletti Tirza Cruz Susan Howard Neil Nelson Nancy Murphy , lane Giraci I init s C iiirrtn .il tht- stork C Iuh Im so foniuserl 'l Chief Valley Dove tPauI Palrnisanoj entrenched in thought Princess Pokahantis Mndriana Tibaudoj Challenges lacks sanity Carol McBride f 'Q I '4kiZ5i555 f' .,, f' 5 2 Kew! A 5 ff? ' X ' in . a KY! ' 'yhvs - ff . - 'H L 91 3 L-Q' . I X r ' . 4,,, ' I .. 1 few! 3 f 'I -z Q .' fr 1 xl X 1 wk' ' - 1 1, ,N ., 2 .-E! N 2 J -QQ: We C - - ' 'wx vw 'i if af an ll 7 n 9' J g ' 1 G: ,ye Af .fxf f .5 Q' S n H gn Q. Vg' m ,L1'1f ' . -, ,glvg . , H ' , fe? ,. ,m..,,wa,,4,. , :lfJ?Z -l Fr ?-if-411 Q75 121232 f ,Q-,AA ,W-!:15'fA, f Y , 1, , MAA if , ,. lc' fy law? 4 1, 1 Q, fa X M .Q amz? .- iff :-irf w Y 44 ..,f , ,,.'. f d .. .,..,,..v,.,,,,1,,.,: l TU' XNAITINC , ,. mi. 1 -, - I 'V r -f WAITING . . . WAITING. I HOPE IT DOESN'T FALL. SENIQRS1 THE WINNER WASHINGTON IN FRONT QF CLOSED DOORS 5 ,v s 9 ijjfo 0 tin I ii? ,V-wV1,,l I Q DONT HIT ME, BOSSY IIIINMNC. IIURI5 XIX BR-XIN, S450 -XND ITS YOURS? KN-'Be' Angeia i 5 34? y fa ,. gf 2 , 1 I 5 7 a . 'XONT ' bi A I , .-mu i pu, sh .A ,giv- W ff' w-... .6 5, f 5 a t ASI QIFII Accept me as I am so I may learn what I can become cearde a Oh my God you know e words Margaret Adelalde Open the door and make belIeye we re takrng Inventory Margaret Adr laIdc Remember that adventurous day we had The day we took the tram on the wrong slde of the track but somehow got to Beach Channel We also dlscovc rtd BC on llh St and Stella Xflarls on IO5 it You le arn somcthrng., cyeryday Margaret Arlc latdt I ne cd a couple of rats' Margaret AK Calltornra hc re I comc' AK Alrson It s snowrng ILynnI so let s cut Hermtne ht I cos Am Iltlld 1nrIBoLtorcycr ' Elltc Gutmann ANIY Annl vvhy Irc Ill mcn no good7 Donna IIVVAX 78 IS thc bt t ARCIIVVAY Stttt Congrttultttons' You made IL R Bot kstr IIT Alxf WAY MTMORI XL St Ill ot Rlchmoncl Htll Rah' Rah' XVV lllIl'K7 I hope somcclty you solyc your hand prob ern A rII Alle ntron lon I lcor I Congratulatuons on gradua I c I Inc y Incs toge I r Ilxx ns be as spcclal as c an ts LIL If utr: X Rona Barctt IIT CllSL,LllHf:' TIJIFTN oc orcxcr fluff-I Ir nrt I hope nc II Ilyx Iys be such close trtencs Lo c lrc Ie I3 but lc Lots ot luck IU college Rosemarle Birb Irl H XX h II s runnmg doxxn Rob s calt7 BcstWIs1cs B Ptternoster Bc st XXIshc tor I xxondertul tuture LIbr1ryStatt Bcst XX Ishc s to III the graduates The Blnnlngers Bc st XXIshes to Ill the grtduates Xlr IC I c tty Isn t my h1IrstraIghter non? Irene Btllilt' Xou rc prcyudtced' Bc rnnc I xxonder ll Xls Greentteld used the dollar me gnc hcr to ertse that error ne came across Xlargaret Ctnonlzc XIIry Todd Llncoln Leg Toe SL Iayy Carol X ClTTTllE Forexer IOXIQX Carol X Donna Xre you eyer gOlDg to call me? Xtarla Chu Chu Good Luck Always XXe loxe you ss ol Bcxx Ire ot germs Xlr Xlore I ss nt xc Il'1ICElIIG' Con TILLIlTlIOI'1N Xlaureen Loxe Grandma Ind Aunt Helen CUDL,IlILIlIlIOIT Xtxureen Loxe Xlom Dad BL Peter r I c you ll III o clock tor cottee thus summer I Irolx n IIT ou yer' I x and cream ch s c Carolyn Peanut butter Ice cream and chocolate chIp cookres Illda Congratulattons Thls I5 your graduatIon' Love Ruta Congratulatrons Students and Faculty Rrcmond HIII Memorlal Arcway ' Connolly IKoonIlyI HappIness IS a pudgy swmette Cort I WIII remember the cold the nlght the dayllght and you Love Mlchael Corn You drrve me nuts ' Love Bobby R Dear AlIcIa Dreams grow strong and fade away but true frrendshrp shows the way Love Adrtanne Dear Adelalde Thanks tor everythIng and have a very happy bnrthday S Burkholz Dear Addle Some say they have It others say they need It then there are the tew lrke me who say they share It' Love Margaret Dear Addre I know trlends share but the nrght after Hofstra was rldlculous' Dear Addre It s not easy Love Margaret Dear Irene You re a great person Keep In touch' Margaret Dear Betty You re always my smettey Congratulattonsl Me' Dear Barbara You and Mr Paternoster get along great One IS deaf 1nd the other IS bllnd De1rAlIcIa Who can say more than thIs rrch prarse that you alone are you? Love AlIcIa DearCorI Love Mommy Daddy Grandma Randr Rrch Dear Dad SL Mom How sweet It IS when the strong are also gentle Love AllCI3 Dear Ellen Hearts speak when words cannot Love Alrcra Dear Frlends Best of luck for all your years to come Best wrshes always Love Francrne Fazro 78 Dcar lacquelme Good luck IH your future plans Love llmmy goals reached and our frrendshtp to last a lrfelong Love AlIcIa Dear MZSLA I wtsh It wouldnt snow so much Stgned All we 5 Burkholz Dear Margaret Good luck on your new venture I m very confrdent that you re gotng to do well at college Congratulatrons and good luck Warmly Adelarde Dear Margaret Thanks for everythIng and no I don t thxnk you re an S A P Sherry Burkholz Dear Mom BL Dad You re the best Love T M Dear AllIson Can you please move over? Thank you Dear Mrs Kramer Thanks for keeplng me crazy when I needed It the most MIss Burkholz Dear Xftrs Kramer It I become an advIsor lIke you I hope I m as good as you Margaret Dear Pooh I love you Love your people Dear Roz DAA DAA da da da DAA DAA da da da DAA DAA da da da daaa' Dear T A G Xftemorres Alvvays Love AIIcIa Dear Volleyball Ladles It was a pleasure workrng wrth you Love Hector Henrretta SpIke Set Ace and SB DomInIc Someday well be together Someday wIll be toreyer Dentse Donna -Xsk lohn Glacalone He s the btggest one Donna Do you haye any extra mayonnalsef' k , , - L I H . . V' Y v- W Q I I - G L I I L All' -La,L,La- - tb M- f 1, I ' t -. s I ' -I ' , L ' A a ' , I ' ' L . I ' . A I X 1 I I 1 ! I I ' ' . I ' a - s I t I , - - ,I I C If - , All t I best lil 'lyl, , - ' I ' I 1 I 1 ' A ll L I X 1, L1 J L x I , . I C b I A I ' ' , ,S lllllllllllllll . . . . . I , . ,, , .. I - I . 1 1 ,L l ,. . . f I I I , I I L I I I - L- I I I I I - , I II I I . - I I - II . . II, I II X . L A - I, I . - I, I ILI L ' - I , I ' c JI HI: . I L L , , I L tfon. ' .- ' ' f Lov I, 5cIrnLIdcIttcI , L , ' - ' , . ' ' BLI I - IXILIIf our I tw L L I' ' ' 'I 1 the ' lldY WI1' WX' I UU- LIIIII sl II Is Iflff Dear Loretta - l wish all your dreams come true, all your ISLILLG-- I LI .II .. , . I I - , BLILLCII-l II-7, L -- BL I. L - I' L L L I Q I I , - - L , . ,, yo I1 If - I ' I I I - . ar L L- aan - j af . , ' - . I 1 L L . 1 L K VG L K I I. ' I ' H I. - , L 5 I - ' sI I ss ' C I ' .. ' C I I 5. ' , , 'f 'L' V L L c ,, - L 1 f L , L L , -I .R' h - I SI w II , I, II , II I - , , , . s- ' - ' s s' ' I , A x s i I , I . . IK Is s s C - I ,A , , . . V ' ' I I - I ,c I L ' - I Q I L L' L ' - - ' 77. - n - L ky' l 4 ' , L I , , L -, V Clam 78- I L I I ,TI ,. ll' Q, . 'I ,, . L Cla., H H Ha I L ' 'V .ST . I ' . . g L L 5 L . L , -I - G ' IIL . s L ,. y -7- ' ' . C.IL -XIL--t L 1 f' - ,Ill L , - I CL r -Elms illig g DIdX E . lIllIan - l - , . Carr lxn - Lo bagels L L ' ee.e forex ar, IIII M G , y 4 I . I ' Donna Remember 715 77 at the beach wrth lose Maryann and Steve DF Hey babes all myTLC Love TM Donna Never let a good frrendshrp go to waste Keep touch Ronnie Dor Dld you get the Star Carted? Rose Egenthal I consrder myself lucky Rose e g Keep on chewrng Dentyne c m Egenthal You re fantastrc My harr :sn t dyed Flynn Eleanor Frlends are for always' Remember thus ludy Eleanor p IS q and true rs false' You re a nut lrke me Stay as nutty as you are Margaret Eleanor You mrght catch up to me rn road tests Cort Elefunt 81 Ellen Let the loaded drce always be ID your hands Papa Gutmann Ellen You re very special to me Always Love Tommy Ellen I m hysterical wrth gnef ' Ellre B Remember the days at the old school yard Q57I Ellre G Etta Dawn Arrane Remember second Nancy Evelyn Remember all the good tlmes Frrends always Love Ioan Everyone agrees that thrs yearbook rs not a AM creatlon Bernte you want to sign your name on the ads? Falco no seas tan orgulloso Femooks Forever ' Frve years rn hrgh school rs not good Flersrg Take a look at your own act Drsgruntled Forge ahead Ellre your folks are away Kung Arthur Franre hangs out at A s stereo STEREO Stereo bar Frrends are great and I have some of the best Allrson Good luck Class of 78 The Henrys Good luck Constance Mutterperl Constance Mutterperl Constance Mutterperl Good luck to all who graduate as few as they may be Rosetta Good luck Maureen 84 lackle Love Susle Good luck Sensors' You deserve rt' Good bye Rrchmond Hull Sensor Co op A Susan Darlene Rina Good Luck to the Class of 78 Go with the flow Gracie I wrsh you the best wlth Gary ludy Happtness rs a warm pretzel Hawk Howl Hold Saw ' and many more thaJ ' Havrng met these people havrng Irstened to them and talked wrth them I am now a better person for I see the world In a brrghter lrght Thank you Burkholz and Kramer Love Margaret Heres to the ruse and fall of Adelalde Four score and seven years ago Burkholz Hermrne Do you wanna borrow my hammock? Hey Bernre What s the story? Irene Hey Roe and Klm I love ya both Hulsey Hey Barbara H Lets go play handball Margaret Hey Roe Ya wanna dance? Hulsey Hey Krm Ya want some space dust? Hulsey Hey Barbara You put your glasses on and your hearrng lmprovesl0O! Margaret Hey Barbara H Come by Lenrhans thus weekend The bar has never been the same srnce the last trme you were there Addie Hey Margaret and Irene You both thunk you re great tand you arel Love Barbara Hey Margaret Where s the quote? Irene Hull s greatest class 1761 wrshes the class ot 78 good luck How many people can frt ID a Volksvagen? Ask M Umansky the knowsj Hulsey Our frrendshrp rs rare May It contrnue for as long as It can Love your dear friend Roe Huls After youre done wrth summer school you can come to the beach with us lhal' Love Klm the Great' Huls My dress IS clrnglng Love Roe I could have had It wrrtten Rrchle Wong Id rather laugh wrth the srnners than due wrth the sarnts The srnners are more fun always remember you Lrnda Bratro never forget gorng to the doctors wrth Adelarde and Barbara when I sprarned my ankle I cant belt ve Barbara and I survlved that adventure Margaret mrss the Class of 78 from Lorna I love you Mom Thanks for everythlng you ve done Rosalyn In some cases 1110 may be a lucky number but It was just a bunch of headaches for one of Hull s teams' Irene Addre Do you know how to work the machine? You forgot to use Ink' Margaret Irene Margaret Keep your seaweed In your own plate CHINESE FOOD Ipleasel Love Barbara Irene Margaret Keep your seaweek ID your own plate Barbara Irene I hope we re best fnends forever Erleen Irene Let s go to a drsco on Frrday nrght Barbara Irene Thanks for gettlng me out of math' Margaret Irene We had lots of fun Barbara Irene You lust use me because Im so popular I hope you strll have psychology' Margaret Irene I Il hold the elevator by pushrng thus buttom Oh my God rt s the alarm Margaret rene We lost the chrcken Put the ltd on It smells ' Margaret Irene There lsn t any Ink ID Stoopack s machine Irene Whats that? OH you thunk It s a prcture Margaret I see sand bland Barbara Henry to deaf Mr Paternoster' Its not Rrchmond Hull Im gorng to mtss It s the people Tusa Ive been swlndIed ' lacquelrne Ha prness n the future Mustang Il Mergatrord 81 Me Iacky My best wrshes to a great frrend Love Marueen Iacky And you know what else? Margaret Iacky Do you have a Xerox machine In your pocket? Margaret Iacky B Do you know who rlpped the book? Margaret Iacky Dld you see Doherty s roll down the alsle? Margaret Iacquelrne Thanks for drsplayrng my wardrobe ID school FILIPA Iacquelrne Ya wanna come to the Coty store? Fullpa I amour New York Cnty Ie m appelle Lorraine McClain IAVV A WARM CLIMATE? I II Congratulations Love Dad Mom Teddy 81 Tessre - ' ' . in f - ' I - - ,, I . I 1 rg I - - - f . A , I 1 - I - A - - - III . - , VH , , . . - - - ' . ' 'e , , ' - . I'Il ' I ' -' ' . , I 1 f Q A , , - . - - - I - . . . - I - . , - , ' , , ' P I - f . 0 f V 7 - 4 V O. ' ' ' i - ' . , , , ' Iummy I ll love you always Maryann Anne lackson Browne not Iackson Euye Margaret Anne You always know a truend because ut you ask tor an Inch they guye you a toot Love Margaret Anne u re a rson yyu a o understandung It someone saud that we looked luke susters Id be honored But ul someone sand yve acted luke susters I d be oyeru0yed ' Margaret Donna ylarua X tunally dud ut' Anne Be quuet I m tryung to watch DRACLJLA loc Thanks tor always beung there and understandung mc' Loye always and loreyer Barbara IoLuta Remember two guys beach boys and Zummv' lohn You re my loy my Sorrow my Yesterday my lommorroyv Iohniif Nancy H0173 Love 'slancy Ioy VN hal does vc ncrate mean? Bruan Ioy It s frulfy haur wt ather We need our hoods Coru K urt n Stop gt ttung bt ttf r marks than me Margaret K urt n Sut Butlt r us bt ung burucd un magazunes Kc t p on chasung atlre am or you may ntver fund ut ulh c JJ fn IFIT CTS COIN! dmf U U71 UUE l'll UC SWIIJ CUDIIYIUQS SDI llll O Vi VULH Ill st lI'IlI'1lI uu11 Throu 1 at yu ars wt yu chungtd Thtrt s onet un wont 1 11 m loye tor you Alw ays Hu C um mst naulsl Those n1uIs'I.N atch thc ro ss stunlss X IB X us uuntr u balaysutters' You coulc attord r Xl X Isramt r Xtuth th ut tremcndous tennus racquet no wonder 1 1Iw1ys wun Adelau lyramtr Hopefully one day you may haye a close en countcr ot somc kund yyuth RPDZ AC 81 MA I-Icy -Xdduf I n oy my Iute VI-RRG-5yRET Hu Margaret n oy mune too ADDIE lsramer Iye he ard of I hems on pants but a toot and a halt us rucluculous' Nl-X 81 -X You dud 1 great solo LG dudn t do ut by herse 'I' L Creentueld Thank you tor helpung understandung and puttung up wuth me tor tour years The memorues yyull be good ones Loye Roe nuaans wul n er be th same a r B rbara hut u Margaret Luz used to cut th peruod un I9 6 and used to wrute on the blackboard on the ?nd floor' Take care Loye Kum L S-X u grew I grew Jul Stu Ioye you Scottug Creen Eyes Lught ot my Lute -X Good Educatuon Lusa Hold the puclyles hold the tacos Margaret usa Fruends are luke the sun behund the nught an a torm they are always there Margaret L a Let s throw ourselyes down a tlught ot staurs for 0 es N argaret L Tunabeluna stull Ioolys Chunese Margaret oye u luke adead dead weed Luyt Ions, and prosper Long Iuye Star Trek Looks luke we made ut' Good luck to all' Duana M Louue Love was uust a word then l met you Forever udy Lover boy I am goung to muss you Madelune Thus us just the begunnung' Love ludy Maggue When do I work? Many thanks to Mr Umansky for beung a great coach and truend Barbara and the bowlung team Margaret and Anne Dont forget all the tumes Dont forget me Your truend Ronnue Margaret Goung to Lenuhans agaun? Rosetta Margaret Remember when we cut out of Psych and we got caught eatung our lunch on the staurs What a pusa Barbara Margaret Addudas are much better than Pumas Margaret Dont forget we ve got tuckets for the l980 Summer Olympucs Adelaude Margaret True rruendshups are buult on honesty and trust So ut thus us supposed to be a true and honest fruend shup why are you always cheatung at cards and mono poly? Adelaude Margaret The BEST are not the USED Adelaude Margaret You sure are Iosung weught taround your an kles mostlyf Adelaude Margaret Remember all those hamburgers on Tuesdays oe Marge As of now I am on the wagon Addue Margaret How come you always close your eyes when you catch a softball? Addue season Addue Margaret I-low about a quart of IOO! proof Vodka after our game? Adelaude Margaret b I 978 whata nught for sharun POOR ANDY Adelaude Margaret Where s the Amerucan flag? Addue Maybe the stars went out to play and the strupes followed Margaret Maruo Let s do ut un the durt Hermune Maureen suster Patty BEST OE LUCK ALWAYS Love Mom Dad May all your dreams come true Love your Maureen Peter Maureen May the burd of paraduse fly up your nose Elner May we unrelentlessly remaun steadfast to the pruncuples of beung wuld overwhelmung shockung honest flabber gastung outspoken commutted funlovung extremusts But above all may the rewards of our fruendshup not only endure but PREVAlL ' Two eccentruc Ellues Methyl Wunt o green the taste that explodes un your mouth Muchael yluchael Breccuante and Coru Schnutt IIXZOX77 Muchael Muchael vtuchael Remember the Brooksude and Room I-I? Coru Muchael ytuke One eg roll o go' Mom and Dad I Loye You Iudy Mom 81 Dad I needed ya then I need ya now Thanks Stop talkung to me un calculus' Love Barbara I only have eyes for you Love Ianune I love your Kurk Douglas chun' Coru I thunk we better protect ourselves Coru Thanks for beung so nuce Coru utrr y ' ' g ' '- low I - ' , I ' ' - I I I , . Io-1 - I ' ' ' 1 I ' . I- '. . . . . ' 'A Io- - Yo ' great pe 'th I t of I ' - y IO, ,I ' - We 'S I ' ' y S - g I' -, ' ' U lo- - ' ' . ' ' ' I . ' - ' n s - K ' u f ' 4 - l I f, 7 T , I I I - ' u I ' I ' - l 1 1 ' , ' . L s Y 77,1 1 ' 1 1 s I - I I I' I I . I A ' K . , , - 1 1 , I , ' uuu ' , ' ' ' y . 1 y L V14 If f Vs ' ' . l 4 kt-' ' ua -u u ut- - afau emu - - 4 - I - K' - Loyu- - I g , but friends go on forever, I 1 ' g ' hgf IV LI? ' 1.-torutusa V. ne. f - 1 Lo -, ' W ,Roe ' ' A K - gyyuywl A ,yg yy g R U that ' ' I .nge - y 'V ,u u. f, Is y ' - K - Thr 1 . 1 t ,. 1 a ad! ' - I U Ku ' f . 1' I ' 2'-I ,' - 4 I Kr.1u11t'r -C11-t the laaur outta your mouths Margaret Mdfgafel ' TTY DOI I0 ITHVQ IOO mam' OVGVIITVOWS lh'5 Kr. 1 - NVQ-'re aot . Q' , ' ' ln't t U Jur e - - rates anywtuy u - , AC 1 ' I 00 you. 'tj' ' .I Jade u' - F9 - ll' I ' I 'S ' yu v- 0 I u f ....,,.1 I , , ul ' A -gu L . - I e I ' ,....... , ' , K - ' 1 ,L K X V ' u 1 - I I - A , I . I , 'A gu. I c I - . , LC. - ' Q 1 . 5 . IAW , my - . . ' ' ' g 1 ufss, - . , , , , 1 T ' S -' ' I I , K M V ' I . A I I - , Le 'I . 5 I ey' e , fte a A 't. I I I' I n L g A 7 ' ' 7 u ' ' , , ' , ' ' ' - In I I V ' V . 4 Les - yo A , K , , I I 'II ' vu 50, - 'h ' I ' ' I l J J . . H , A A - I Y . LJ - , K . 1 I , I d . M . . g . 5 X 1 V I C . - . - , us - '5 , 5 ' ' ' ' Id u ' - ' ' . ' tum ai, I. gt u - ' ' . ' usa - Q ' g ' K I 1 u ' - g t . Lusa-Xlyl' s I , - ,yuy I - f . f for your help I love ya' Denise Mom 81 Dad Thanks tor all your help and security God bless you Love Maryann Mom 81 Dad Thanks tor everything You re the best Cori Mom Thanks for everything Love always Patricia Mom Thanks tor everything Love you Carol Mr D Agostino takes the pipe Ferpo Mr D Agostino Thanks so much tor all you ve done for me and for listening to all my problems lm really going to miss you Love Irene Mr Egenthal Thanks for listening to my problems Cori My hands are cold but my heart IS warm Love ya Gina Mr Pam Are you really gonna sell that pretzel? Mr Pam Sure T541 Mr Stockfeder Remember Bobby Tracy s maroon under wear? Rose and Doreen Mr Stoopack Thanks for letting me graduate early Cori Mr Warren Weinstien Thanks for all your help Alicia Mr Warren WeInstIen You re a great person Thanks for talking to Rosetta and me during study Margaret Mrs Beacon May Cod walk by your side always Love Alicia Mrs Bresciano It was a pleasure to share a first name with someone as nice as you Love Margaret Adamczak Mrs Bresciano Why dont you give Burkholz some cooking lessons she sure could use them MA 81 AC Mrs Bresciano Did you bring your horse to school today Adelaide Ms Burkholz Sasquatchs feet are no comparison to yours Margaret Ms Burkholz Did you get your drivers license from Sears and Roebuck? Addie Ms Burkholz You have a lifelong guarantee of free legal advice 1 I don t do divorcesl Ms Burkholz Thanks for all your caring and under standing Warmly Adelaide Mrs Kramer I truly appI'6Clate all that you ve done for me Thank you for being a part of the most Important years of my life Love always Adelaide Mrs Kramer Thank you for helping my granddaughter understand the most Important thing about life dying Ms Greenfield Thanks for all the time and help you ve put ID to make our yearbook possible Love Irene and Margaret Ms Greenfield Youre one of the 3 loyal ARCHWAY members that we wrote of In the compostion on the wall Love Margaret and Irene Ms Lettieri After the prickly heat telathon let s go to the lips telathon Margaret Ms LettIerI Bohacks IS having a sale on monkey lips ID butter sauce Addie Ms Lettieri I think Margaret could use a week s rest at Bellvue Addie Ms Lettieri ls the prickly heat telathon going to have Tyler Mary Moore as a guest? If so were not going MA 84 AC Ms Lettieri Good luck next year with an entirely new basketball squad They ll probably be more controllable than the r ten left overs which you will reiect from last season Margaret Ms Lettieri I m Inviting you to my house for dinner I m serving boneless chicken vxith frozen monkey lips Ms Lettieri ls your grandma still getting those discounts or IS she tied up at the moment MA 84 AC Ms LGLIIQFI Is that real Ice on the street? MA Ms LettIerI Thanks for giving me your time and advice en I needed It most If eve ne d o ta someone you re on the top of the list Margaret My friends Thanks for putting up with me Nullings Caught you with your pants down BG Nag nag nag from your typical Iewish mother Nancy 81 Chris eat wombat zits Nancy Leave your hands off my cookies lohn Nancy I ll miss you with all my heart Loria NAOMI We both love you for always being there New York Central Band lives onlll Nos luntaremos en 3 anosl' One gray hair Isn t the end of the worId ' Over half a decade I finally made It ' Pay heed to every passing minute a We re glad you found someone else to grub off Instead of us Peanuts Oppy Rich 81 Vincenzo Remember the good times' Spunky Peter Louie Shapiro IS waiting for you Pedone We love your blue heaven Barbara Peter Mr Pam needs your help Peter The cot has been put up Hermine wash Physics IS great phun for great phools R L Weinstein Pink IS of the Floyd and also weekends Pink Floyd Linda Ronstadt Hot Tuna Frost Valley and onion rings are all great October II 1977 I Pretzels are panaceas for vampires ghosts wanks et al Randi and Richard Quick Have a happy marriage Reggie almost 111 Love Barbara mond HIII has the pill that will cure all f e Rosalyn Ricky and Nancy I!'I X76 Robinson don t forget all the fun we had Love Mom Roe Remember the U turn' Hal Margaret Roe The more love I give the more I get back So let s keep on lovin cause I m hungry for It I-lulsey Roe My love for our friendship IS the best thing that ever happened to me We re very special together Even If we grow apart my love will never die for you and your thoughts will always be mine Love forever Hulsey Roe What a bod ID a dress I-Iulsey Ronnie Friends well always be Anthony and Donna forever osetta low down ou ll hit the wall C I-I Margaret Rosetta Remember Emerson and Maurice What dates' Margaret Sal I MADE IT' Love your sister Roe Sue n Kevin a once In a lifetime experience Scotch Red and Peter the Wolf Senior Humanities one more time As a man IS Seniors Love Happiness and Satisfaction L Greenfield 1 ' ' - ' ' -wh ' , I r e t Ik to Mg If - I - , , E I 4 , H - 3 4 , P t - ' A U .. ' ' Phillip 84 Adrienne - I1!19!76'- I do remember the car ' - - I - U I ' ' I . I , - A ' I Q - I Rich ' ' I' ' 0 th ill. ' - I . I R - ns - y ' ' . - R - A - S ' - A 1 - ' I' - ' ' Mio Q - ' ' ' 1 I . . Sharon Btst trucnds forever Good Luck vyuth luttle? Loye 'sltncy Suster 'ytargarct You stull owe the munuster S1000 Ade laude So happy to see you graduate Best Wushes R Duchter Stacey A person luke me needs a person luke you Karen Stucuc Do me a Fava I love ya Sttyuc lll love you always be good Kerru Statey ls ut Tommy of not Hermune? Stutluo 5-I and Punk Fashuon us fantabulous Amy Susan Remember the days wuth the old schoolyard? ytary St :tty Tommy really usn t that bad SIORMY I loye your blue eyes and dark haur IILL Stur Bd ID w BK RM Brung lunch TOs POCI tut Bd lt was the best ot tumes Iakc ut tasy Ke nny C and Ruchue W ltrry Somtonc vt ry tlose to my heart Pruncess N lov sstrtan g SA of Ih1nksDtdt Amr Art youst Druggtd Qum am 1k s C vt yxnks I lovt you 'ytom 84 D rd Kumi wks to N yt syyh n tt l s unt tn SIK D Cot tra A -X KT Flus Inv Nttudows ttuny., lyunly If S198 8 Best ot luck ulvya s t yt Dtu s I t wer tssur ays ln trutnts Nltrgurtt ytltlut 1ntlBurkhol7 We otttn hurt those closest to us mostly btt utust yyt urt angry yyuth ourselyes and scream ut sount ont yy ho tundtrsttnds Nlargaret Du yu Nothmg luke sttrtung a conyersatuon wuth a bl rtkbourtl un -Xme rut nn Studues' ull tht guys yy ho proposutuoned me Eat your hearts lo turu Nou un ulye mt so huny ut ls Congrutulttuons E H -Xmy lst mt mber l ll tlyy ays be there to talk to Denuse uutltut Sorry lhud their ache on I 'fl-If baby yr trut Thunlts tor helpung me gratluate Loye ur bt sl true Dewust -Xmy Al Donna Coodluck Kerru .,uys on torner I-loyy small us your Iohnson? yt ryont lcrt yt home tx superstar Tto bud you yyercnt bug enough to me rntttung yyhuch yyoultl haye helped your ur Xyhut am I talkung about? Nou haye no c urt C s t 5 ortball md track teams Cooc trtlt rn ntlu Z tyy tr loye un Ftbrutry nyy proof enough or thus Loye Margaret Ierry Someday well get there Loye loann Iesus I loyed ut un the hallyyays wuth you loann loe Collettu I loye you lots Tracy lohn and Alyun Maybe next Chrustmas loann loy Have run where ever you are Lorua I ll muss you yery much Fruends forever Margaret Rumble Rumble Love Adelaude Margaret The irl babysutter un the world your babues Marua M Cataluna G Kum Kum N All I can say thanks Mom tit Dad Thanks tor everythung Love Roe Mommy 81 Daddy Thanks for everythung Love Nancy Mr Connolly Thanks for all your help Mr Sansue Love Always Mrs Samsue tsmulel Ms Creentueld What lues behund us and what lues before us are small matters compared to what lues wuthun us Margaret A and Irene P Mrs Kramer We are not babysutters MA AC Mrs Walton Say What? Marcelle my chauffeur Duane I hope you fly better Love Bern my coolest suster Maureen Love your brother Peter my tayorute demagogue Thanks my tavorute daughter Barbara Good luck Mom 81 Dad my truends Keep un touch Love Marcy the tcmale party that wore the V10 unuform for three yt Irs Thank Cod you left' my honey Marshall Love always Natalue our dream men where ever you may be' luba laba our lacquelune Health and l-lappuness Always Love Raymond We love your T shurts Sluggtr the cutest dog un the world' Barbara the faculty and fruends Thank you all for beung so great wuth me Nancy Campassano tScorpuol Tommy I duscovered what love meant when I met ou J the Volleyball Team The seasons over but uts stull one bug soap opera Margaret Tuesdays Tennus and Tughtly Clamped Teeth Wake up to fund out that you are the eyes of the world Want a truend? Buy a dog We havent forgotten you lack endy and Palmura Are you dressed yet? Marua Wendy Keep on cookm See you un Poughkeepsue' Cort vVendy You laugh just luke a clown Ha I-la Barbara What a long strange trup ut s been G D Whatever happens remember Furcu s Parking lot' Vyhy be duffucult when wuth a luttle more effort you can be totally umpossuble Uncle Chuck The memorues of ARCHWAY 78 were uncomplete wuthout you Loye Irene 81 Margaret I3 years ot talkung un your sleep and ut s sttll borung B P You dont have to fly un a plane to get hugh' Bug Tom Whutey All talk no actuon Senuor Bd te males Vyhutey The ullustruous Anne Fox us here Barbara XX oytuethoyysku Dud you put your ht ad un a ble nder7 ZZZZZ7 Good luck to the Class ot 78 Remember the lun yye had Donna Y A ' s ' I4 4 , ' , . ' , 4 L , To '- . f ' X . f , I , , , - ' - ' A , , - To - f ' ' f X ' . 4 I To ' - f f . R I n ' , , ' To '4 - f 4. , K ,I - ' ' , To - 4 f . K. To 4 - ' 4 f I' . 4 4 . C 4 4 1 I 4 I 1 ' 4 ' 4 K ,,r, - f , I - I ' To ' 4 4 - f 4 i 4 ' '- y I To ' ., 4 ., - . - is 4, To f - s 4 ' . , 1 , - 'V ' - Q To f - 4 . , r D , I I ' I To . - I l. .- ' F, . ., 4 I ' 4 I To '- 4 ' 44 - 4 4 s I. .- ' 4 T0 5 ' - 4 ' Ifl, ,O, e . X uun 1 un the A 4fit'e. To . - 4 . , , I I yff I I - . Q To M, -'2 X lhau ' Iotl y XartX almost over with ut' To 4 4 - - I III - X I . , . TO I - lhar the Class of '78, Mr. I lorellu To 4 f 4 - I lht' best to all the yo-V' 1' o Nt le it. To 4 4 - 4 I lht' btXst wishes to the Class ol '78, ,ANV To 4 4 I 4 I I lhi tlass is slt k. I Xt . J llft l To 41 , 4 4 IK, ISP, Ili, AH, MN, FH, l,Nl,I K, W ' h' gu Xt Xt I , sk, u ' e To - , 4 lo all my trutXntls in lhtX Class of '7 - , 4 t ' y . To - ' . 4 - lov X, Patty' ll. To ' 4 m 4 I I Io all my friends un Ruthmond Hill Thus one's for you' Daddy and Mommy l,tJ ' ', 'tlst' To ' H ' 4 - lo all my Iruentl We art- tog-tl X in our hearts, but To. 1 -- , ' X , net X t ily' alyyt , in all our at'tiy'ititXsY 4 X ljhip, To X 4 4 H 4 u 4 'K I 1 V . Io ,X -t ' , - ' 4 X A ' , ,, . TO - ' ' , X 't . X X t X ,' t4 5 f . ' y . X 4 ' ' ' 4 1 I Tr - s l 4 ', 4 lo auu AI' X 'Xjt 4 'X 4 ' 1 lo I X X J J 4 , r - j s 4 ' 4 I out, ann CVD- 4l4oBt -4 tf X' tty. - A Io all thtXl Xat - , ut I 4 .I. . f lo - ? X X ' I ' j , 4 ' , ' ' tact '-- ' I . . I A - 77, 10- I - , I I I 4 X - lo det and - 4 t 1 ,, f , ,A - -4 , - 4 yo -g 4Xnd, NB. ' - f 4 4 lo I e, , , I - , 4 4 -I A 4 ' To the ft . the ' - 4 . f , A ' ' , - u 1 4 4 X . . To tX X N l 3 X -. - 4 - I To X A ' t - 3 t ' A ' 4 , 1 ' ' ,4 , to lo a 4 j 4 X D' I K r - .4 ' -I - - tht atter 4 t t 4 L A ' har- f f ' - -4 - A 4 A atttXr' f A I-I - - X, 4 ' To ttutt X urrls' ha'k'tlall, s . I f X Y, ' I f A ,,- ,- ' - V4 - 4 4 y X, . . K I . -4 . V I X l , lo Ile a - K Xyuz- sku It nulues - Xty tor all of - - I 4 I, 4ff 4 you yyull ntXyt'r l1t'huntltXrtXtl by tlustt te. X t J as ' I E 4 4 The Staff of ARCHWAY Wishes to Congratulate the SENIORS OF '78 ,'S Ei THANKS N LAT M , Ire-neMargaretRoeH uIseySteveS.Berney TonyRosettaAnneMarie Suzanneand Betty and MarioPaulHaISteveBarbaraH.Cori Kim IilllvtichelIeLorettaEIyseAnnaSharmon pus IudyTer1RoyStanCaroIClare Mr S motto mentronStaCeyandPeterandtheSAStore THANKS THE S A STORE fi CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 78 O3 N1 S , A k ' We Salute the C eate t Class n I-I story The Class of 78 Soclal Studies Department BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 78 from the Languages are Vocat onal Best Wishes for Your Careers The Foreign Language and Muslc Department Congratulatuons to the Class of 78 EXPLORE EXAMINE EXPERIENCE The Humanltles Faculty Ag f SECRETARIAL STUDIES DEPT CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 78 The Science X Department li Asst Prlnclpal 0 ll' 9 x ' I The Phys cal Ed Department shes the Class of 78 a SPORTING GOOD LIFE 1' Best Wishes F and Congratulations I KB nb, FELICITATIONS and BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES Communication Arts!EngIlsh Department Luc f S A C, I l , . ' 5 L ' ' I VN c 4, . D X I 15 uf ' ' V-is I 'W l 'ff' ART DEPARTMENT ' -, ' Robert Weinstein, ' A ,gsl iltl - - Q .' pr , Kb A ur: gifs:-. , - r T r I wi ' , ' ' fi ' ' ' 54. 'V ' ll -sf- BEST WISHES FROM YOUR PTA ELECTED OFFICERS Presrdent lst Vane Presrdent Znd Vice Presrdent Treasurer lxecordrng Secretary Corresponding Secretary Frntntral Secretary COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN lxeceptronrst Sunshrne Retreshments Awards Publicity Delegate to Contederatron ot Queens Hugh Schools Parents FXSSOCIHIIOD Delegate to Southwest Queens Educational Atllrance Ftcultx Lrason Ruth Elsenhauer Margaret Pflrrnan Uleta Klein Patrrcla Bertolettl Frances Grady Elizabeth Sanlcola Margaret Browne Dorothy Redrger Dorothy McComb Marte Argento Elizabeth Hughes Margaret Pfrrman Mozella Green Uleta Klern Edyth Parker 7 . J- l -T .....,..............,,..,..................... . . I . T c Tc . 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Muriel Cassata C -If I I ...........,............................................................ c f' A ..,................................ ,..................,...........,................. ..... . 52 CIN-BAR SONE Deliverers of Soft Pretzels CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 78 P tx FLEETWOOD STUDENT SALES INC oop BOB sf RAY :JOB SPECIALITIES '2' Aj CONGRATULATIONS lgomjm sENioRs 78 THE WAY WE WERE sf' Katz Lg ,L . 0 Q 5 C 6 Master Locks, Girls' Gym Suits, 3 Boys' Gym Suits . .Z 1 A ' - 3 E I RICHMOND HILL SAVINGS BANK IIInIIIIIIIII CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '78 'Qw- I5-I pw-uni CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 78 RICHMOND HILL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Valentine PRECISION CUTS 84 PERMS SPECIALIZINC HENNA 84 COLOUR 90 O8 1 W dh NY 11421 441 6571 SITIEITQQQQQEDEIEEEE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 78 WISE DRUGS 8411 d H II NY 11418 I from I TLC I Sl e:4 -3222 4 hair designers I IN I from - amai A I oo aven .. jamaica Ave. 1th St. R' In ' NAVY l'l S NOT .IUST IT S AN 1' OUTWARD BOUND PHILIPPINE SEA You can hear It a hundred tlmes Casssst off l but It never falls to get you You re busy but you can t help look mg up Then the engmes surge the sh1p catches speed and you get that feelrng no landsman ever knows You re out vou re free and evervthrng IS brand new The Navv can tram vou rn one of over S1Xty career flelds. Talk lt over wrth your local recru1ter He can tell you what you qualify for rn the Navy ATW Sherman L Thompson Navy Recruiting Station 166 30 larnarca Avenue jamaica, New York 11432 124125 657-7489!7546 849-4866 Est. 1933 N.Y. State Official Inspection Station DORGLER AUTO REPAIRS, INC. GD 0 Bear Wheel Alignment and Balancing All Automatic transmissions Repairs Sz Service COMPLETE BRAKE AND BATTERY SERVICE 94-02 116th STREET, Corner Atlantic Avenue Richmond Hill SUPPLY CO. 105-O7 Liberty Avenue Ozone Park, New York V13-2020 T85-'H Union Turnpike Flushing, New York GL-1-1123 89-O1 lamaica Avenue Woodhaven, New York VI7-3070 SAL LEONE SEVENTH AVE EXPRESS 10! DISCOUNT TO ALL RICHMOND HILL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND FACULTY O I I8 I4 Iamalca Ave Richmond Hull, N Y 846-5504 I Iushmg, N Y 463 9085 0 0 PLAIN AN D FANCY CATERERS Hot and Cold Heroes to go Finest Quality Cold Cuts Sliced to Order Catering Done for all Occaslons Ask for Al or Torn Call 641 8174 OLD MUNICH DELICATESSEN 10717larnalCa Ave Rlchmond Hlll NY 11418 HOME MADE SALADS AND SPECIALTIES Held: Kunth JO N N WCCOIITIIFL FLORIST FTD 11909 LIBERTY AVENUE R1cHMoND HILL N Y 11419 PETERIS SIGNS AND ART MATERIALS Palntlngs Art Supplles Slgns 9713101st Ave Ozone Park Call 845 1688 DAHMEN S FLORIST Flowers for all occaszons ll5 I4 .lamalca Avenue Rxchmond Hlll NY ll4l8 1 86 V1rg1n1a 9 8121 8122 Llcensed Locksmxth BRITE HARDWARE AUTO PARTS Pamts 'l Plumbmg 9' Tools 1 Electrlcal Supplles 112 15 Jamalca Avenue Rlchmond H111 A 1 - . f ' 111 'L 191 ' 'mp fv' FRED F1SCHER VI 3-8242 - 'VI' 3'-9025 a ll II , ' V'9 - 9l-2 Men - Women Let the Army Help you with College. -ng 'O Thousands ot you people dad ln tact last year there vvere over 200000 enrollments In college courses by people In the Army They attended classes on post They studled at nearby colleges and unlversrtues And the Army pald for up to 75X of their tultlon and tees Our educatuonal benetlts are an addutxon to the training youll recieve and It you d luke to trnd out more about all the educational benefits the Army has to otter call your local Army Representatlve Call Army Gpportunltles TQMMIE L HARRISON U S Army Representative 69 38 Myrtle Avenue Glendale NY 11227 Tele 12125381 2424 om the people xx ho xe jolned the Army An Equal Qpportunlty Employer ff. ' 1 I . .. . . ' O . . . . O the travel opportunities you'll have. I . X ,y . , b VI7-0300 SIMON ON FUNERAL HOMEJnQ The Simonson Family has been serving the community since 1887 , , 55:2 Rlcnrnond l-lull Ozone Park Cor, of Hillside Ave. 84 Lefferts Blvd. Cor. of 97th St. 84 1O!lst Ave COMPLIMENTS OF KAYE VARIETY CENTER 116-12 JAMAICA AVENUE, RICHMOND HILL CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS '78 BELLWOOD CANDY 84 NUT CO., INC. 390 N, Wantaugn Avenue Beth page, New York 'l 171-1 5'l6-8228555-6 ++lQf'Hf' im, Jffiig ,1'lff?LQ:f Lf? 78 0' N w' 9' Q9 of .. - 1 ,ff 12. - liver -'B-'q XNIQ- azel ll A .44 NA 0-J FQUYFFQH7 p . M 4M?. cfgybggd- QQ? NEQ fx,fmiff'KCig2r2ff R 5 S V To:cfQ A ay JAAAR texte K! QF f-Aurora thee O + N J ,A W 2 1553522 Qs? 2 QQ' M2 f v'M'YbW 1?'5?7-3675 congratulat10ns,etc JYQSENIOR HUMANITIES W 7 4 69 4 Bavbara sus e I Y uf Q Q' Q4 MMR IBRE no 'vrvxz 6 3 ina QA www OTH W tghauwld iX'y4XfiQWA6NAq' Ufwfuwfnfaj 47? f M1 K 5 539 ,i'vfA!L'Q,QPfif?f56,ffMD 53? S We . 0 a aa, 4 . Di . 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School supplies the happy memories of everyone over 35 vvho wishes he could Relive it, make it better, There was just too much Growing up to do, that Richmond Hill is Already a Blur. Shannon Cain if-.W fr , , .1 .5 H, . 163 aw THERESA Kwoue O 1 ' A 4 r- yi, .wk f f , H , ' l 4 WG 3 3, M , 35:9 f 4 '.f ..U,,i 'VQFE ' T'f'ffQ5 gpg. !1g,m i5 4, I-ff gf 5-vu, Q.-1. 1 l , , -V QQ, . Y fv L: , M gi! , Q.: ,1 5:5 ' .1 f xr Q' , 411:- 3 .5.t,.,g5., N . 5254, 2:11511 'fig 1 ' if 21' , pl 5-.L -ji - xizjjgi ' 1 Q1 ' , 1- - A at, :vu Lu J, 1-.1 :f, X ,,s:-'15, - 5 ., lE1i ,.i '11 ' 3 , .'fQ: ' X H :C .2 ' ' , -AM gxafjfgr' V V V U, : ng ' Q' f'-Q45 ,Xgf 'V'.'I ' ' ' 1::,.ffw- ii , , ti ,f in 35,2 ' . , Y 7 ' Y 'ff '- f' 5'25':3 fff1'LnL 1, ,I-, 'T lfiglr'-if i 71'A'f -4 -H. 1. , L -nf, gg 1,4 Halfv, A. V :l','s Xiu. 1- 4 'J'-f e,,g,, . i 1, -' f A 1 'ff 9.5 waif X...L-'fe-: dk r ,fffl Wfmfi -.lf , ' -Wggixg Hi ,f ,Y .yr jakvwgv . Q ,JYGQQGV Q I W - -ws.. 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