Riverhead High School - Blue Peconic Yearbook (Riverhead, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1968 volume:

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When offered en- couragements through the reliable grip of a hand, a firm grasp on adult life is within our realm. In gratitude of the capable and willing hands so tirelessly sent lorth in our behalf, we. the Riverhead High School Graduating Class of 1968 have chosen • Hands as the theme of this book. We believe that the strength gathered from such bestowed incentives, together with our own initiatives, have developed us into more responsible, more mature, more well-rounded individuals. In your hands, my fellow citizens, more than mine, will rest the final success or failure of our course. John F. Kennedy Dedication 6 Many times during a student’s life, he craves for a teacher’s recognition, yet he rare- ly receives it. However, our school has within its faculty a member who never fails to appreciate a student’s potential as an individual, not as one of the masses. This teach- er’s profession is greatly dependent upon hands in intricate work as well as in student activities. He is involved, and—in short, he cares. A pat on the back is always ready for work which is well-done, but no praise is delivered if nothing is accomplished to de- serve it. Students thrive on such treatment as adults, and here we have a teacher who gracefully teaches his subject matter and simultaneously learns about his students and their interests. This is a fine and rare quality. After receiving his Bachelor of Science degree from Oneonta in 1957, he taught for a year in Mattituck and, in September 1958, he was added to the faculty of Riverhead High School. Having achieved his Master of Science degree in 1965 from his alma mater, he is licensed to teach all subjects, but has a preference for chemistry. As students, we have very few honors to bestow. Consequently, this dedication is the greatest tribute a teacher can attain from the student body. In utmost apprecia- tion of such distinguishable qualities, the Class of 1968 dedicates this book to Mr. Charles Van Slyke. 7 8 Haply from them the toiler, bent Above his forge or plow, may gain A manlier spirit of content. And feel that life is wisest spent Where the strong working hand makes strong the working brain. John Greenleaf Whittier Thcuczy Administration 0 Board of Education: Margaret Tookcr. John Wowak. Fred Alexander. Richard Carey. George Goode. Fred Reeve. Daniel Fricke. 10 George A. Trutner Assistant District Principal Joseph A. Shipulc Assistant H.S. Principal Director of Guidance 11 Nathaniel Shaffran High School Principal Robert S. Wade Administrative Assistant Guidance 12 Elizabeth Blue Administrative Assistant Robert N. Raacke Guidance i Anthony J. Braun 1968 marks the retirement of a well-known Riverhead faculty member. Mr. Braun has taught for a number of years, and has received recognition for his remarkable achievements in the field of education. Mr. Anthony Braun, born in Rochester, Pennsylvania, graduated from Hutchin- son Central High School in Buffalo. Continuing his education, he received his B.S. degree from Buffalo State Teachers College in 1937 and his M.A. from Columbia in 1942. Mr. Braun became a member of Riverhead’s faculty in 1937. Well qualified as a shop teacher due to fifteen years of industrial business ex- perience before launching his teaching career, he also gained experience as a soldier and officer in the New York National Guard. The student body will es- pecially miss Mr. Braun’s influence on industrial arts careers. As graduating seniors, the Class of 1968 wishes to thank this retiring teacher for his contribution educationally, and for giving us favorable memories of our High School years. Mr. Braun symbolizes R.H.S. as we know it, and therefore, with his retirement, we will be one of the last classes to remember and praise the dedication of Mr. Braun. 13 Engl Abrams-Department Head English enriches one’s ability to express oneself. All four years, students study works of literature and grammar. Harold Mills Mrs. Elizabeth Woodman Clair Muldoon Miss Barbara Nesnick 15 16 Albert O'Connell History Miss Marion Smith History students learn about the world as it is today by delving into the past and discovering the founda- tion upon which the world is built. 17 Mathematics The mathematical and scientific departments go hand-in-hand in giving eager students factual backgrounds in reasoning. Courses offered in math range from basic algebra to college calculus. Augustus Askin 18 Charles Van Slykc Each year RHS adapts its Science De- partment to more modem concepts and ex- pansions in theory. This year, the Regent syllabus underwent a complete change to further enrich the student’s understanding of the many basics of life and matter. s c 1 e n c e Mrs. Virginia Muilin Andrew Kirsch 19 Business Mrs. Ellen Womack Russell Smith U Sherwood Robinson William Mason RHS offers business courses to help students transfer easily front school to the business world. The basics, typing and shorthand, as well as bookkeeping and math, are just a few of the numerous subjects available. Daniel Woodman William Finn TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD aeeeeeeeee = ooooooooooo 00000000060) ©0000000666© 20 Driver’s Ed Theodore Meyer Angelo Giugliano Driver’s Education classes allow the student to ac- quire first hand experience at the wheel of a car. Laws, little known rules, and maintenance of the auto are taught in class meetings and help to develop more well informed drivers. Home Ec Courses in home economics are open to both male and female students. Cooking, sewing, budgeting, and child care are some of the courses. Here, RHS hopes to help its students adapt more readily to the domestic duties which are necessary in life. 21 Miss Diane Robinson Miss Josephine Bruno A r t A wide variety of art courses are of- fered to RHS students. Through capable guiding by competent instructors, stu- dents are encouraged to express individ- uality in their numerous projects. Industrial Art John Kcyscr Edmund Robertson The industrial art department opens wood and met- al shop to boys who are interested in learning the ma- nipulation of tools. Individual abilities and the devel- opment of skill join to give the student practical knowledge. 22 L a t 1 n Morris Diamond Roman civilization, prose and politics are introduced through translations dealt with in Latin classes: not only an aid in ancient history. Latin also helps students with their English, in deriving common English words. Riverhead’s French Department offers many aids in help- ing students learn to speak French fluently. Movies, lab equipment, tapes, records, books, and excursions to see plays all contribute to the interest of the language offered. French civilization, history, culture, and geography are also taught. r e n c Mrs. Roberta Brewster Mrs. Patricia DuBose 23 German Miss Alice Spann Our German curriculum has as its linguistic objective the mastery of fundamentals in comprehending, speaking, reading, and writing German. Its cultural objective is a better understanding of the German-speaking peoples of Austria. Germany, and Switzerland through contact with their geography, history, literature, art, and music. Michael McKillop 24 Music John MacDonald Howard Hovev Audio Visual Nurse Elwood Beaver Mrs. Margaret Philp Librarians 25 Mrs. Rita Bell Mrs. Marie Taylor Secretaries Betty Tyler Mildred Wagner Alice Duscnburv. Cafeteria R Langhorn. H. Hepinstall 26 Custodians Front row: F. Harris. C. Downs. N. Spano. C. Holmes. P. Conklin. F. Downs. C. James. T. Dana. Second row: C. Kline. C. Evans. L. Mott. C. Wells. B. Satterley. H. Pettcrs. Bus Drivers Seated: M Komosinski. M. Fahh. M Kncski. J. Breitenhach. G. Tann. J. Tcuber. J. Courtenay, I. Tenncnhcrg. M. Ibcrger. D. Cox. J. Reynolds. H. Doherty. L. Schwarz. H. Yczombek. H. Sadowski. Standing: E. Doherty-Supervisor. J. Kruel. R. Koroleski. S. Mazura. R. Dettner. A. Simandi. A. Mazeski. C. Terr). A. Kolenski. M. Tooker. H. Cox. D. Preston. J. Fa- finski. H. Pirillo, R. Schwarz, F. Yezombek. J. Dabney. 27 I remember the gleams and glooms that dart Across the school-boy’s brain; The song and the silence in the heart, That is part are prophecies, and in part Are longing wild and vain. And the voice of that fitful song Sings on, and is never still: ‘‘A boy’s will is the wind’s will. And the thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts.” There are things of which I may not speak; There are dreams that cannot die; There are thoughts that make the strong heart weak. And bring a pallor into the cheek. And a mist before the eye. And the words of that fatal song Come over me like a chill; “A boy’s will is the wind’s will, And the thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts.” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow SETHOftS KENNETH F. ABRUZZO Bandet Wrestling. 1. 2. 3. I GORDON K AHLERS II French Club. 1. 2, 3 Football. I. 2. 4 Tennis. 1, 2 Halloween Dance. 1, 2. JAMES O. ANDERSON Jim French Club. I Cross Country. I Track. I Wrestling. 1. 2. 3 Football. I. 2. 3. PHYLLIS D ANDERSON Phyl Upward Bound Student. 3. 4. THOMAS J. ANDERSON Tom PATRICIA A. ANDRUSKI Pal Library Cl.. I. 2. 3. 4 Pep Club. 2 French Club. 2, 3. 4 School Play. 2 Yearbook Staff, 4 Intramural Sp.. I. 2. 3. 4. 30 MELANIE A. ARENS Mel Transfer: Waite H.S.. Ohio Latin Cl.. I. 2, 3. 4 Pres, of Lat. Cl.. 3. 4 Blue White. 3. 4 Yearbook. 4 Majorettes. 1. 2. 3. 4 U.N. Essay Contest. 3 Jr. Prom. 3 Sr. Ball. 4. ROBERT A ASKIN Bobby Jr. Class Pres. 3 Sr. Class Pres.. 4 Nat. Hon. Soc.. 3. 4 G O. Vicc-P.. 4 G O. Rep.. 3 Cr. Country. 4 Track, 4 Paragon Oil In.. 4 Jr. Prom. 3 Sr. Ball. 4. HENRY ARNOLD Hank JV Footb. Mgr.. 2 Blue White. 4. LELAND G BARENZ III Lee Chess Club. 2, 3. 4 Bowling, 3. 4 Golf. 4 31 JANICE L. ARNOLD Transfer: Bedford Mass. French Club. I. 2 Latin Club. 4 Newspaper. 4 Play. 4 JOHN D BARNES. JR Jackie Track. I Wrestling. I. 3 Cr. Country. I. 2. 3. 4 Competed in N.Y. State Meet. 4. JACQUELINE A BELL •Jackie Lib. Club. 1. 2. 3. 4 Gregg Shorth. Award, 3. i SUSAN BLOOM ) LARRY BOGGS WARREN R BENNETT School Play, 1 Orchestra. I. 2. 3. 4 Football. I. KENNETH R BONCZYK Ken Transfer. Mercy High Pres, of Fr. CL, 2 Baseball. 2 Basketball, I. 32 GAIL P. BOYD “Dr. Boyd” G O. Rep.. I. 2. 3 G O. Council. 4 Latin Club, I Jr. Hon. Soc., 1 Basketball, 2. 3, 4 Baseball. 2. 3. 4 Poetry Contest (2nd) 2 Poetry Contest (1st) 3 Hallow. Dance, I Gym Dec. Chrm., 4. ROBIN A BREWSTER School Play. 1. 2. 3. 4 French Cl.. I. 2. 3, 4 French Cl. Treas.. 3 Girl’s Leader Cl.. 3. 4 Art Club. 3. 4 Orchestra. I. 2 Intramurals. I. 2, 3. 4 Nat. Hon. Soc., 3. 4 Odd Fellow’s United Pilgrimage for Youth. 3 Open Dr. Stud. Exch., 3. WENDY G BRANCH “Dan LL“ Shorthd. Award. 3 Luncheon for Magazine Sale. 4. JOAN E. BROWN “The Fox” Band. 1, 2. 3. 4. 33 STEPHEN A. BRANNON Brandede Football. I. 2. 3. 4 Tennis. 1. 2, 3. 4. ROBERT T BROWN “Brother Shades” Class Pres.. I, 2 Oratorical Cont.. I Basketball. 2. 3 Nat. Hon. Soc.. 3. 4. JO ANN BULLOCK “Joey” DECA. 3 Fire Pre- vention. 3. ROBERT W. CECKOWSKI Boh VERA J BULLOCK DECA. I. WESLEY D BROWN Wes Football. I. 2, 3. 4 Basketball. 2. 3. 4 Track. I. 2. 3. 4. GERARDO CAJIGAS Gerry Wrestling. I. 2. 3. 4 Football. I. 4 League Champ in Wrestling. 3. MARGARET A. CELIC “Peggy Latin Cl.. I. 2. 3, 4 Cheering. 2. 3. 4 Band. I. 2. 3. 4 Orchestra. 3. 4 Blue White. 3. 4 Yearbook. 4 Magna Cum Laude, I. 2. 3 NYSSMA Solo Corn.. I. 2. 3. 4 Dance Comm.. 3. 4. CHARLES B CETAS Charlie Latin CL. I. 2. 3. 4 Chess Club. 2 Sec.. Lat. CL. 2 Treas., Lat. CL. 4 Soccer. 4 Tennis Manager. 3. 4 Hallow. Dec. Comm., 3. LINDA M COBEY Blue White. 2. 3 Editor-B W. 4 Orchestra. I. 2. 3. 4 French Club. I, 2 Nat. Hon. Soc.. 3. 4 CHARLENE C. CHESHIRE Choir, 2. 3. 4 Gregg Shorth. Award. 3. MARTIN E. CHERRY. JR Build Chess Club. I Choralteens. 3. 4 Cross Country. I. 2. 3. 4 Track. 1. 2. 3. 4 Wrestling. 1. 2. 3. 4. BEVERLY S. CORWIN Bev Library Club. 1 Choralteens. 4 French CL. I. 2. 3. 4 Choir. I. 2. 3. 4 Orchestra. 4 Intramurals. I. 2 Nat. Jr. Hon. Soc.. I Dance Comm.. 2. 3. 4 Play Make-up. 3. BRUCE C. COLLINS Transfer: Ben Davis High Sch.. Indiana Art Club. I AAA Traffic Poster Jr. Prom.. 3. 35 DEBORAH E. CORWIN Deb Yearbook. 4 Art Club. 3 French Club. 2. 3. 4 Latin Club, 1 Newspaper. I. 2 Play. 3 Hockey. I. 2 Dance Comm.. I. 2. JACK CORWINN H R. Rep.. 1. 2 Dance Comm.. 3 DECA Club. 3 Choir. 3. 4 Choralteens. 3. 4 School Play. 3. 4 Track. 3, 4 Marine C. Phys. Fit. Award. I. 2. 3. 4. ROBERT P COSTA Bobby” GLENN L. COURTENAY SANDRA L. COZINE Sandi French Club, I. 2 Soccer, 1 Halloween Dance. 2. CHARLES E. CRUMP Thumper the Crumper G.O. Alternate. 2 Track. 1. 2. 3. 4 Football. 2. 3. 4 Basketball. 2. 3. 4 All Leag. Footb., 3. 36 RAYMOND CRUMP Ray” Basketb. Mgr.. 3. 4. ROBERT CUCCIA Bob” DIANE M CYBULSKI Dink” Scc.-Tr.. 2. 3. 4 Yearbook. 4 Pep Club, 2. 4 French Cl.. I. 2 Hockey. 4 Tennis. I. 2, 3, 4 Soccer. I. 2 Dance Comm.. I. 2. 3. 4 PATRICIA A. CZULADA Twiggy” Volleyball. 4. MARY A DANGELMAIER French Club. I. 2 Yearbook. 4 Choir. 1. 2. 3. 4 Cheerleader. 2. 3. 4 Volleyball. 2 Basketball. I. ROBERT E DAWKINS Bob” J.V. Football. I. 2 Football. 3. 37 JUNE E. DAWSON MARIA-ANNE DEE MICHAEL W. DELANEY Prissie” APRIL R. DEMETRIOU Applet French Club. I. 2 Orchestra, 2 Choir. I Dance Comm.. 2. 3. ANN M DENARIO Ann Transfer: Connctquot High School Future Teachers Organization. 3 Drama Club. 3. DONNA-LEE DENSING 38 GEORGE R DETTNER “Detna Fr. Club Pres.. 2 Football. I. 2. 3. 4 Tennis. 2. 3. DENNIS G DOWNEY “Coach Football. 2. 3. 4 Baseball. 2. 3. 4 Bowling. 3. 4. DANIEL J. DOLAN DAVID J DOUGHERTY III “Doggetty” Latin Club. 1. 2. 3. 4 Band. 1. 2. 3. 4 Orchestra. 3. 4 Halloween Dance 3. 4 Jr. Prom. 3 Sr. Ball. 4 Paper Drive. 3. ELIZABETH M DOWNS “Beeze Cheerleader. 3. 4 French Club. 1. 2 Choir. I. 2. 3. 4 G O. Rep.. 2 Volleyball. 1, 2. 3 Basketball. 1. 2. 3 Soccer. I Tennis. I Dance Comm.. 1. 2. 3. 4 Yearbook. 4. SUSAN A DRAPER “Sue G O. Council, 4 Yearbook Staff. 4 Latin Club. I. 2. 3. 4 Orchestra. 1. 2. 3. 4 School Play. 2. 3. 4 Intramural sp. I. 2. 3, 4 Nat. Hon. Soc.. 3. 4 Magna Cum Laude. I Dance Comm.. 1, 2. 3. 4. 39 DAVID L. DUNN Dave Science Club. I Math Club. 1 Chess Club. I Latin Club. I French Club. 2. RICHARD H EISENMAN Rich Nat. Hon. Soc., 3, 4 Pres., Nat. Hon Soc.. 4 G.O. Stud. Council. 4 Latin Club, 1. 2. 3 German Club. 3. 4 Basketball. I. 2. 3. 4 Tennis, I, 2, 3, 4 Magna Cum Laude, I, 2, 3. HANSON J. DUNSTON Hans Football. 2. 3. 4 Track. 1, 2. 3. 4 Basketball. 3. BRENDA T. ELIASSEN Bren French Club, I. 2, 3. 4 Pep Club. 4 Yearbook. 4 School Play. 4 Choir, 2. 3, 4 Make-up. 3 Dance Comm.. 4 Sr. Prom.. 4. SHIRLEY J. EDWARDS Shrill Library Club. 1, 2, 3. 4 Pep Club. 2. 4 Orchestra, 1. 2. 3. 4 Yearbook, 4 Blue White. 3. 4 Intramurals, I. 2, 3. 4 Dance Comm.. 2. 4 Halloween Wall. I. 4 LYNDA E. ENSTINE Bowling, 2 French Club, 1. 2 Basketball. I Make-up. 2 Dance Comm., I, 2. 40 THOMAS F. ERWIN. JR. Tommy Vice-President. 4 Football. 1. 2. 3, 4 Marine Corps Cert.. It 3. CHERYL L. EVANS “ Sherry “ Choir. I, 2. 3, 4. DEL S. ESPEN Transfer: Half Hollow Hills High School. Huntington. CAROL E. EVANS Latin Club. I. 2. 3. 4 Choir. 2, 3. 4 Choraltecns. 3. 4 Play, 2. 4 LEO T. FILA “Bertie Transfer: Mercy High. ELSIE L. FARRUGGIA Fujii Dance Comm.. 3. 4 Sr. Ball. 4 Basketball. 1. 2. 3 Hockey. 1, 2 Tennis. 1. 2. 3 Volleyball. I. 2 Badminton. I, 2. 3 Pingpong. 1. 2. 41 CLARK FUTCH Uttie Daddy JILL A. FOLK Jilly Willy ” Library CL, 1. 2. 3, 4 Art Club. I. 2 Newspaper. I. 3. 4 Girls Leaders CL. 4 Dance Comm.. I, 2. 3, 4 Girls Intram.. 1. 2. 3. 4 Yearbook. 4 Art Anth. Award. 4. f yl r WALTFR GABR1ELSEN. JR. Transferred from S.H. Calhoun Building Construction 2. 3. MARY E. FRANKLIN Future Nurse's 2, 3 Choir, 1. 2. 3. SANDRA L. GALLO 42 RUSSELL C. GODSEY. JR. Rusty” MARLENE A. GOLDING Marl” Lalin Club. 1 French Club. 2. 3. 4 French Cl. Pres.. 2 French Cl. Treas.. 4 Yearbook. 4 Dance Comm.. 2. GEORGE J. GOLEMBESKI J.V. Football, 1. 2 Football, 3. r JOAN E. GOLDSTEIN Joan” Latin Club. 1, 2. 3 Library Club. 3 Choir, 1. 2, 4 School Play. 2 Tennis. I. 3 Volleyball. 2 Sr. Prom. 4 Halloween D.. 2, 4. GWNYTH R. GRADNEY Transfer: Westhampton Beach High School Pep Club. 4 Yearbook. 4 Hockey, I. 2. 3 Girls Football. 1 Basketball. I. 2. 3 Baseball. I Volleyball, I, 2. 3. 43 PETER S. GRODSK1 JOAN D GROSSKLAUS Joey” Blue White. 3 French Cl., 1. 2, 3, 4 Nat. Hon. Soc.. 3. 4 Yearbook. 4 School Play. 1. 2 Choir. I. 2. 3. 4 Pep Club. 4 Girls Sports. 1. 2, 3. 4 Dance Comm., 1, 2, 3. 4. JOE F GUARINO Transfer: Mount St. Michael J.V. Baseball, 2. Jazz Transfer: Mercy H. Art Cub. 2. VINCENT C. GUIDA Vinny” Blue While. 3 Latin Club. I. 2, 3, 4 Football. 2. 3, 4 Wrestling. 2. 3. 4 Magna Cum Laude. 2. 44 DALE E. HABERMAN French Club. 2, 3 Pep Club. 2 Tennis. I. 3 Badminton. I Halloween D. I. DAVID W HALSTEAD ‘Dave Transfer: Tottenvillc H.S.. N.Y.C. Bowling. I. 2 Band. 2 Christmas Concert. 2 “King and I , 2 “Oklahoma”. 4 Football Mgr.. 3. GLADYS J HAEKAL Gladdie” DECA, 4 Volleyball. 4 Gregg Shorthand Award, 3 Dance Comm.. 1. 2 Make-up. 1. RONALD B HANSEN “Ronnie” Play. 4 Choir. 3. 4 Latin Club. I Blue White. 2. 3 Art Club, 4. JOHN S. HAFFORD ”Johnny” MARGARET H HARLIN “Peggy” Transfer: Patchogue High School. 45 DECA-Historian. 3. DONALD R HARRIS Don Basketball. I. DONALD HATCHER The Hatch Chess Club. 2 Dance Comm.. 4 Track, I. 3. 4 Wrestling. 3. 4 Baseball. 2 Soccer. 4 H R Rep.. I. 2. JOHN R HEDGES Big Bad John ” German Club Pres.. 4 Latin Club. I German Club. 2. 3. 4 Yearbook. 4 Dance Comm.. 3. 4 Sr. Prom. 4. PAMELA J. HARRIS Pam Science Club. 2 French Club. I Tennis. I Gregg Awards. 3. MARK D. HELLERMANN 46 MICHAEL J HOCHHEISER Hocky Latin Club. I. 2, 3 NYSSMA. 2. 3. 4 Nat. Hon. Soc., 3. 4 Nat'l Merit Letter of Commendation. 4 Magna Cum Laude. I, 2. ROBERT HONG NG Bob French Club. I. 2 German Club. 4 Blue White. 3, 4 School Play. 4 Band. I. 2.'3. 4 Orchestra. 4 Bowling. I. 3 Yearbook. 4 Sr. Class Comm.. 4. DEBORAH J HULSE Debbie Latin Club. I. 2. 3 Choir. 3. 4. DIANA L HOPKINS Diane DECA. 4 LAURA J HUNSINGER DECA I Future Nurse's 1. 2 Homcmaking Award. 2 Red Cross Award. 2. JANICE A. HOYLE Jan Transfer. Milford High, Mass. DECA. 3. 47 GAYLE C. HUNTER Gay French Club. I. 2. ROSEMARY T. JARZOMBEK Rosy Transfer: Mercy High Make-up. 2 Bowling, 3 Volleyball. 4. MICHAEL A. ILARDI NR Transfer: Mercy High French Club. 2 Mardi Gras Comm.. 2. CHRISTOPHER JENSEN Transfer: Far Rockawav High. RAYMOND H. JACKSON Ray Wrestling. 1,2. BESSIE M JONES Soul Cous Hockey Soccer. I. 2 Softball. 2. 3 Basketball. I. 2. 3. 4 Gregg Shorthand Award. 3 Yearbook. 4. 48 HOWARD L. KARIJN Howie French Club. I. 2. 3. 4 School Play. 3. 4 Blue White. 3 Bowling. I U.N. Essay Contest (4th Place). 3. ROBF.RT T KELLER Boh Latin Club. I German Club. 3. 4 G O. Rep.. 1. 2. 3 Basketball. 1, 2. 3. 4 Tennis. I. 2. 3. 4 Section XI Tennis Champion. 2 League Tenn. Champ. 1. 3 Co-Captain Tennis. 3. 4. JOHN J. KIZIELEWICZ LOUIS W. KOLB. JR Louie ELSIE E. KNOCH Else French Club. I. 2. 3 Basketball. 4. 1 Volleyball. I. JOANNE H KOBYLENSKI Jo Nat. Hon. Soc.. 3. 4 NYSSMA Sect. Band. 2. 3. 4 Dramatics. I. 2. 3. 4 Band. I. 2. 3. 4 Orchestra, 3. 4 Girls Leaders Club. 4 French Club. 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramurals. I. 2. 3. 4 Empire Girl’s State. 3 NMS Letter of Commenda- tion. 4. 49 EUGENE J KOMOSINSKI Art Club, 4. JUDITH E. KOVACH “Judy ANNA E. LANGHORN Latin Club, 1, 2 Softball. 1 Halloween Dec., 1. LAWRENCE J. LARCOMBE “Larry Transfer: Lindenhurst Senior High School Donkey Basketball Game, 2. THOMAS KULESA “Tommy NANCY J. LEAHY “Nance Transfer: Mercy High School Vice Pres., 1 Yearbook. 4 French Club, 3, 4 Dance Comm., 3, 4 Baseball, 3. 50 SUSAN L. L’HOMMEDIEU “Boo” Class Teas., 3 Blue White, I. 2. 3 Girls Leader Club. 4 G.O. Sec.-Treas., 4 NYSSMA (Band), 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, 1, 2, 3, 4 Magna Cum Laude, 1, 2, 3, 4 Nat. Hon. Soc., 3, 4 Dance Comm., 1. 2, 3, 4. RAE LIPETZ “Upety” Latin Club, 1. 2, 3, 4 Pep Club, 4 Latin Club Pres., 2, 3, 4 Yearbook, 4 Intramurals, 3, 4 Nat. Hon. Soc., 3. 4 Magna Cum Laude, 1, 2, 3 Caesar Translation, 2 Dance Comm., I, 3, 4. ALBERT L. MACK CHARLOTTE L. LUCAS Sis” DECA, 1, 2 F.H.A.. 1, 2, 3 Choir. 1, 2, 3 Volleyball, 4. RONALD E. MACK Goly Track. 2, 3, 4 Cross Country, 1, 2. JOHN D. MacCRIMMON Latin Club, 1, 2, 3 Weightlifting 3, 4 Football, 3, 4 Basketball. 2 J.V. Football. 1, 2 Nat. Hon. Soc.. 3, 4 Magna Cum Laude, 1, 2. 51 ROY MACK. JR. Wrestling. I. 2, 3. 4 Football. 2 Baseball. 1 Track. 2. 3, 4. ROY N. MARCUS “Sleepy Art Club. 2, 4. ROSEMARY MADZELAN “Rosey Library Club. 3. 4 Choir. 1. 2, 3. 4 F.H.A., 3. ROSEANN M. MATTEI Future Nurses Club. Treasurer. 3. 4 Color Guard Majorette. 2. 3 Majorette. 4. 52 CHESTER R MAJESKI LINDA M. MAYO Lynn’ Sec. of Art Cl.. 4 Art Club. 4 F.H.A.. 1 French Club. 1 Sr. Play, 4 Hockey, 3, 4 Volleyball, 4 2nd Place Fire Prcv. Poster. 4 Scenery for Play. 4 Christmas Dec.. 4. DIANE G. McCORMICK Di Transfer: Mercy High Library Club, 3. 4 Future Nurses. 4 Choir, 4 School Play. 4. MARGARET J. McINTOSH Maggie Treasurer. I G O., I. 2. 3 Newspaper. 3 Yearbook. 4 German Club, Sec., 3. 4 Latin Club. Pres.- Treas.. I. 2, 3. 4 Choir, 1, 2 Nat. Hon. Soc.. 3. 4 D.A.R. Award. 4 Magna Cum Laude, I. 2. 3. NANCY J. McKILLOP Nance Girls Leaders Cl.. Pres., 4 Pep Club. 2. 4 Girls Leaders Cl., 3. 4 G.O. Salesman. 4 Intramurals, I. 2, 3. 4 Gymnastics. 2 Nat. Jr. Hon. Soc.. I Nat. Hon. Soc.. 3. 4 First Honor Teams. 2, 3. 4 Gym Dec.. 4. DIANE J MERCURIO sharon a. McLaughlin Sam Transfer: West Islip High School Scholarship Award. I French Award. 1. GAIL A. MOLTER Freckles Volleyball. I. 53 CATHY E. MOTT Latin Club, 1. 2, 3, 4. R. LAWRENCE OLSON “Ooly” Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis, 1, 2, 3. 4. DEBORAH NAWIN Debbie Library Club, 1 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals, I, 2 Volleyball, 4. PAUL S. O’KULA Paulie A.V., 1, 2, 3 Basketball. 1, 2. GENE H. OSBORNE Ozzie Art Club, 2, 3, 4. GLENN D. PARKER Kato J.V. Wrestling. 1, 2, 4. 54 WALTER E. PARRISH “On” Dance Comm., 1, 2, 3. JANET B PERRY “Jan” Dance Comm., I, 2 Play, 3. LINDA S PELIS “Un” Library Club, I Latin Club, I, 2 Soccer, 1 Tennis, 1. 3 Good Grooming Contest, 1 Dance Comm., I, 2, 3, 4. ALICE E. PLUM “Al” French Club, 1, 3. 4 Majorettes, 3. 4 Library Club, 1, 2, 4 Yearbook, 4 Blue White. 3. 4 School Play, 4 Tennis, 2, 3 Volleyball. 2, 3 Jr. Prom. 3 Halloween Dance, 2, 3, 4. 55 BRENDA J POTHIER RICHARD L. REGULA Gula French Club. 2. 3 Latin. I Football, 3, 4 Sr. Ball. 4. 56 ROBERT L REGULA Rob G O. Rep.. 1. 2 Latin Club. 1 French Club, 2, 3 Orchestra, I, 2. 3. 4 Football, 1. 2, 3. 4 Basketball. 2. 4 Tennis, 3. EVERETT C. ROBINSON BARBARA J. ROLAND Bobbie G O. Rep., 1 Art Club, 1. 2, 3, 4 School Play. 3. 4 Yearbook. 4 Pep Club, 4 Volleyball. I. 2, 3. 4 Basketball. I. 2. 3. 4 Tennis. I. 2. 3, 4 Nat. Jr. Hon. Soc.. I German Club Sec.. 2, 3. MICHAEL G. RYAN DEBORAH A SADOWSKI French Club. I. 2. 4 Blue White. 3. 4 Yearbook. 4 Baseball. I Basketball. 4 Dance Comm., I. 3. 4 Make-up.. 3. LYNNE ROVIELLO Lvnnie” Volleyball. 4 Basketball. 4. 57 WALTER R. SCHULTZ “Walt” Transfer: Holy Cross Cross Country, 2 Baseball, 3 Football, 4 Basketball, I, 2 Medal for Accounting, 3. • ANN T. SERRANO Transfer: Newfield Basketball. 1. 4 Baseball. 1, 4. ROBERT J. SCORDO “Bob” Transfer: St. John’s. DIANE E SC HOLTZ “Scholtzie” Yearbook. 4 Blue White. 2. 3 Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4 Tennis. 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY E. SAWYER “Nan” Yearbook Editor. 4 Girls’ Leaders’ Club. 4 Latin Club, 1, 2, 3 Cum Laude. 2 Girls Hon. Teams. 2, 3, 4 N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation, 3 Library Emblem Winner, 3 Dance Comm., I, 2, 3. 4. CARLTON H. SEAY “Hilltop” AMY J. SHAPIRO “Am Newspaper, 2, 3, 4 Ass’t Editor B W, 4 Library, 2, 3. 4 Band. I. 2, 3, 4 Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4 Play. 3, 4 Nat. Hon. Soc., 3. 4 NYSSMA (Band), 2, 3. 4 NYSSMA (Solo), 1, 2, 3. 4 Yearbook, 4. CANDACE E. SNELL “Candy Latin Club, 1, 2, 3 German CL, Pres., 4 Cheerleader. 3, 4 Yearbook, 4 G.O. Rep., 2 Hockey. 1. 2, 3, 4 Basketball. 1. 2, 3. 4 Baseball. 1, 2, 3, 4 Nat. Hon. Soc., 3, 4 Dance Comm., 2, 3, 4. OLIVIA B. SIMANDL “Liv Vice-Pres., 1 G. O. Rep., 3 G.O. Council, 4 French Cl. Sec., 1, 2 Choir. I, 2 Yearbook. 4 Nat. Hon. Soc., 3. 4 Dance Comm., I, 2, 3, 4 G.O. Scholarship Comm., 3. 1 MARK H. SNYDER Transfer: Sachem High School Class Officer, 2 French Club. 2, 3 Football, 2 Science Fair Winner. 1. 59 NANCY L. SMITH “Lynne G.O. Rep.. I, 2 French Cl. Off.. 1, 2 Choir. 1, 2 Pep Club. 4 Blue White, 3. 4 Yearbook, 4 Dance Comm., 1, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH STAKEY “Liz G.O. Rep., 3 Nat. Hon. Soc.. 3. 4 Girls Leaders Cl., 4 Choralteens, 2, 3. 4 Blue White, 3, 4 Yearbook. 4 Girls Intram.. 1, 2, 3, 4 Poetry Contest (3rd), 3 N.C.T.E. Award. 3 G.O. Scholarship Comm., 3. MARION M. STELMASCHUK DECA. 3. 4 Gregg Shorthand Award. 3. JUDSON R. STROHM Dudge Transfer: North Babylon Sr. High. MILDRED L. STRICKLAND SALLY L. STELZER “Sally” Future Nurses CL, 3. 4 Choir. 1, 2, 3 Latin Club. I Gym Dec. Comm.. 4 Yearbook, 4. ALLAN P. SULLIVAN Duke Blue White. 3 Football. 3, 4 Wrestling. 4. TED STROMSKI Teddy 60 LINDA SYREWICZ “Lin Baseball 1, Bowling I, Z 3 Volleyball 1 Home Nursing Award 3. JOHN W. TAYLOR VJohnny Class Rep.. 1. 2 Cross Country, 1. 2 Wrestling, 1, 2, 4 Track, 1 Halloween Dance, 1, 2 Sr. Ball. 4. SUSAN I. SZCZEPANIK “Sue DECA. 3 DECA Class Rep.. 3 Hockey. 2. ANTHONY TATAR IS “Takis Latin Club, I French Club. 2 Baseball Mgr.. 2 Football. 2 Basketball Mgr.. 2 Tennis. 2 Dance. 1, 2. 3. 4. SUSAN A. TERRY “Sue Class Officer. 1, 2, 3 Yearbook, 4 Latin Club, I, 2, 3, 4 German Club. 4 Nat. Hon. Soc.. 3. 4 Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4 G O. Sec., 3 General Council, 4 Magna Cum Laude, 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Comm., I, 2, 3. 4. MICHAEL A. TERSILLO “Mickey French Club, 1, 2, 3 NYSSMA Contest, 1. 2, 3, 4 Yearbook, 4 Tennis. 2, 3, 4 Nat. Hon. Soc., 3. 4 French Club Pres.. 3 Jr. Prom. 3. 61 UNDA C. TEUBER Pcp Club, I Make-up. 3. DOROTHY L. TIEDJE JOHN C. TIMMANN “Charlie” Latin Club. 1. 2. 3. 4 Science Club. 2, 3 Chess Club. 1. JENNY L. TRENT “Jen” LINDA M. TUTHILL “Un- Cheering, 4 Halloween Dance. 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club, 1, 2 Library Club, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook, 4 Make-up, I. ALTHEA H. TYSKA A!fie” G.O. Alternate, 2 Certificate of Merit. 1. 62 JOHN J. TYSZ Ace ' Basketball, I, 2, 3. 4 Baseball. I, 2, 4. MONICA S. VAN KURIN Suzie Sec.-Treas., 1 French Club, 1 2 Shorthand awards, 3 Dance Comm., 1 Halloween Dance, 2. CAMILLE A. VALENTINO Majorette, 3, 4 French Club, I Library Club. 1. 2 Bowling. 3 Hockey. 1 Soccer, I Volleyball, 4 Yearbook, 4 Sr. Ball, 4. YVONNE R. VICSIK Babe Transfer: Providence- town High School, Cape Cod Chess Club. 1 Science. 1, 2, 3 Softball. 1, 2 Science Fair. 1, 2 Business Staff, 3 Science Fair Staff, 2. 63 HUDSON N. WELLS Hud G O Rep.. I Latin Club. 1. 2. 3 Band. I. 2 Orchestra, 2. FRANCIS X. WORM Latin Club. I. 2. 3 Football. 1. 2 Wrestling, I. 4. 64 DIANE L. WHYARD French Club. I. 2. SUSAN WOWAK CLAYTON C YOUNG Fungus” Latin Club, 1, 2, 3 French Club, 3, 4 Math. 2. DAVID G. YOUNG Dave Latin Club, 1, 2 Jr. Prom. 3. OLIVIA J. YOUNGS GARY L. YOUNG Snuf' DENISE YOUNG Girls Leaders Club, 3, 4 Blue White, 3, 4 French Club, 1, 2 Gymnastics, 2 Yearbook Staff. 4 Sr. Ball, 4 Gym Dec. Comm., 4. 65 RICHARD J. ZAHRA “Ricky” French Club, 1 Halloween Dance. 3 Track, 3. THOMAS F. ZEBROWSKI MARGARET ZALESKI “Peggy Transfer: Mercy High Pep Club, 4 Yearbook, 4 Sports, 3, 4 U.N. Youth Pilgrimage. 3 Jr. Prom. 3 Sr. Ball, 4. JOHN M ZAPISEK Chess Club, 1, 2 Math Club. 3, 4 Science Club, 3, 4. MARK C. ZELTMANN 66 In Memoriam In memory of a fellow classmate, Milton Sandstrom, whose hands helped in their own small way in the tasks we had to accomplish. It is because of the accomplishments in his short life that we, the Class of 1968, especially look back at this moment in our lives to wonder and remember. Regents Scholarship First row: G. Ahlers. J. Kobylenski. N. Sawyer. J. Grossklaus. M. Hocheiser Second row: C. Young. R. Askin. M. Tersillo, C. Celas. J. Zapisek. Senior Class Officers: D. Cybulski. R. Askin. T. Erwin. 68 Our Exchange Students The departure of Neil Smith left a void in Riv- erhead High School which was filled in January by Leah Berthun. Leah is also a native Australian, originating from Victoria, a moderately small town near the coast of Australia. She attended Benalla High School for her Freshman year, while her Sophomore year is being spent with us at Riverhead High School, sponsored by the Riverhead Rotary Club. Leah has a program similar to other Riverhead High School students, but school is not her only inter- est as she avidly enjoys horseback riding and reading. We hope Leah will enjoy herself here at Riverhead as she did in Australia. Just as Neil participated in our school activities and government, we hope Leah will feel free to do so, and that the hand of friendship will once again span inter- national waters. For last year and part of this year we had the plea- sure of being host to Neil Smith, an Australian ex- change student. Neil hails from Adelaide, the capital, and largest city in Australia. He attended Campbelltown H.S. for five years and graduated in 1966. For one year after his graduation, the Riverhead Rotary Club sponsored Neil’s stay in Riverhead where he attended Riverhead H.S. In addition to attending classes with our students, Neil actively lent his support to the football team and even had enough school spirit to sell his magazine quota. We were, of course, saddened to see Neil leave, but all good things must come to an end. Neil has given us a living example of brotherhood and the universality of people, and for this we are gravely indebted. 69 Watch the birdie! The Royal Couple The Class Of ’68 Presents Our Regal Court Food. Food. Food! Coach, an apple a day? 71 And the beat goes on. Once In A Lifetime Enjoy! Enjoy! Monroe, that’s a sneaky look! You don’t want to trade a VW for a Mustang? 72 Mr. MacDonaJd leads the pit orchestra on the piano. 0 K C A % 0 CD A Riverhead High School present- ed its first musical production, Oklahoma, on December 15 and 16. “Laurey” was played by Bev Corwin, and John MacDonald played “Curly”. The play was a tre- mendous ' success, thanks to the large production staff, and the di- rection of Mr. Abrams, Mr. Mac- Donald. and Miss Nesnick. Oh, what a beautiful girl! Then she said I used the wrong bleach. 73 Hi there! A typical Senior homeroom! 74 Just try to move me. Umm. that’s good! Senior Candids I wish they’d let me go home! It’s been a long day. 75 CLASSES “For the man sound in body and serene of mind there is no such thing as bad weather; every sky has its beauty and storms which whip the blood do but make it pulse more vigorously.” George Gessing Class Officers: Jane Warner. Kathleen Setek. Joyce Donahue. 125 Front row: Robert Hazzard. Monroe Hale. Levaid Mosley. Benjamin Kowalski. Lawrence Kander, Anthony Davis. Steve Clemans. John Mazzucca. Arthur Hobson. Tom Snell. Steven Burns. Robert Sheridan, Allen Bauer Back row: Sheila Doyle, Linda Finny, Sheila Mack, Ernestine Seymour. Sheila Moore, Francis Bell. Sophia Majewski, Ruth Hunninghaus. Genoweta Figurny, Carol Beckwith. Jessie Hulse, Arlene Buccellato. Betty Pasquale, Nancy Thurm, Denise Teler. Hester Schippers. 78 201 First Row: Sam Reed. Allen Woodson, John Yakaboski. Eugene Robinson, Daniel Turbush. Richard Minnick. Harry Fcurmann, Roger Wines. John Slivonik. Donald Jermusyk. Walter Newalis, Edward Kaczmarek, John Tra- deski, Edward Syrakowski Second Row: Mr. Robinson. Lenora Clinton. Eileen Geller. Maijorie Luce. Deborah Hedges, Suzanne Gibson, Ruth Shea. Jeannette Czujko, Desere Gladsden, Barbara Pierce, Lynn Dewall, Barbie Taylor, Donna Hulse, Dorothea Loftus, Monica Jobs. Linda Svoboda, Monica Zurak. Sue Worm. 204 First Row: Sam Muldrow, James Brown, Raleigh Gaines, Eugene Rausch. Robert Edwards. Ralph Luce. Gary Pendzick, Robert De Nyse. Jon Pavlakis. Gerald Bouchard. Mike Britt, Robert Bokce. Mark Washick, Ri- chard Bokinz, Tom Fischer. Second Row: Mrs. Keyscr, Donna Givens, Katherine Konkel. Cathy Fulton, Nancy McBurnie, Maisie Tucker, Roseanne O’Kula, Linda Evans. Connie Burns. Mary Dettner, Lora Fischer, Debo- rah Flor, Louise Sapienza. Sharon Koroleski. 79 205 First Row: Theolphilus Grey. Louis Pierro. Edward Zu- rawski. Vincent DeCarle. Maris Domitrz. Harold Goo- dale. Gregory Androney. Bruce Bergen, Paul Gabriclsen. Barry Segal. Alan Daters. Peter Zuhoski Second Row: Mr. Woodman, Barbara Zuhowski. Barbara Bohlman, Karen Kirsch. Carol Warner. Melinda Lapinski, Diane Murray, Bernadette Doroski, Deborah Lewin, Barbara Goodalc. Chris Schwarz, Renee McClure, David Griffin. William Berezny. 215 First row: Larry Peterson, Wilburn Johnson. Hallock Kwasna, Roman Wilinski, Tony Regula. Richard Wilson. James Raffel, Ed Wilson. Stephen Smith. Gerald Repc- zynski. Larry Mack. Charles Barth. Richard Saladon, Jef- frey Corwin. Keith Conklin. Wayne Dudley. Noah Hal- sey. Steve Larcombe Second row: Mr. Womack, Sara Van- Camerik. Deborah Brown. Janet Reed. Alice Berezny. De- borah Smith. Carolyn Ciccotto. Elizabeth Robinson. Bea- trice Levi. Deborah Carey, Carol Sendlewski. Sylvia Sa- mayoa, Janice Pflum. Martha Dettner. Frances Bagshaw, Roxanne BurLee. Marcia Downs. Marcy Edwards. 80 216 First row: P. Terry. D. Chamey. S. Adams, C. Parker. R. Silva, K. Erickson. J. Klizcowski. J. Krukoski. M. Semel. F. Fialkowski. F. Berdan. R. Davidowski, M. Fitzgerald Second row: Mr. Gray. P. Taylor. N. Cherry. S. Halsey. J. Olson. D. Weiss. S. Lapinski, E. Abrams. J. Warner. J. Roche, K. Setek. K. Harding, J. DeFriest. R. Marcinow- ski. G. Goode, C. Andrews. M. Adel, K. Fedun. 217 First row: F. Reeve, P. Miles. P. Binkes, E. Horn, S. So- cha, S. Koplinka. F. Klodaski. M. Griffin. J. Merkel, R. Harrison. J. Laird, J. Booker, W. Lee, D. Price. R. Goo- dale. D. Rowland Second row: Mr. Diamond, B. Bullock. C. Saywell, M. Ruskowski, G. Nethercott, P. Zalewski, L. Zielinski, D. Zdunko, L. Wendroff, J. Simandi. G. Tyte. A. Zaleski, J. Koblenski. B. Sutton. D. Zaluzcnski. M. Fa- gan, D. Worthington. 81 Class Officers: Bette Lynn Roberts. David Troyan. Sophie Pclc. 104 First row: Steven Freedland. Douglas Warner. Robert Goldman. Richard Valek. Philip Kurz, Bruce Karsboom. Martin Bendel Vincent Chiaramonte. Charles Alaimo. Pa- trick Welch. David Pizio, James Witt Second row: Gary Nodine. Karen Luce, Rochelle Kirschner. Victoria Vilkau- skas. Lynda Carey. Diane Kart, Carmen Ortez. Alberta Bartlett. Renee Merkel. Evelyn Tatakis, Peter Behrlc. Jo- seph Koplinka, Miss Marilyn Holzman. 82 105 first row: Joe Brown. Howard Bliss. Thomas Burgess. John Berezny. Paul Hellerman. Raymond Jayne. Russell Ryan. Jack Wade. Edward Schaefer. Daniel Reed. John Hill. Bogdan Futerko, George Palmer. David Dicob, Wayne Pope Second row: Mollie Dunslon. Joan Brown, Margaret Quinton. Joan Rogers. Patricia Zcbrowski. Joan Barnes, Bette Lynn Roberts. Cynthia Reeve, Denise Copley. So- phie Pelc. Terri Sinclair. Sherry Steiner. Donna Elliston. Alice Pasquale. Miss Dumican. Absent: Bradford Vol- lemoeller. Belinda Hall. 106 First Row: LeRoy Flynn, John MacDonald. Kenneth Thrall. Bruce Young. Ed Purcell. George Gabriclson. Daniel Hanken. Robert Hardison. Michael Shinder. Tho- mas Murray. Lawrence Moran. David MacCrimmon. Tim Jayne, John Schultz Second row: Pal McKillop, Carol Turbush. Ruth Wells. Cheryl Ross, Bridget Krygcr. Caulie Henderson. Vcrlyn Coley, Betty Levi. Eillen Setek. Lynn Corwin. Leslie Bell. Marilyn Woodhull. Carol Johnson, Sue Smith, Carol Sirnne. Kay Smith. E. Woodson. Mrs. Woodman. 83 108 First row: Ronald Simmons, Robert Borden, Earl Thomas. Larry Johnson. Wayne Warner. David Troyan, Keith Lewin. Frank Doroski. Brian Wade, Craig Boyd, Freder- ick Bess Second row: Roberta Booker. Lorriane Besold, Karen Wells. Jeanne Pelis. Andrea Olsen. Martha Hun- ninghaus, Judy Sadowski. Sharon Curry. Dorothy Lang- home. Paula Dziemleowski. Carol Haun. Elizabeth Berezny, Gwen Shaffran, Cheryl Rosenblatt. Diane Char- kow. Mr. Giualiano. 109 First row: Leon Jasinski. Alan Segal. Paul Hoyle, Henry Schroder. Marvin Calhoun. Melvin Copcnhaven. David Rusin, Charles Cherry, Keith Rambo. Donald Creighton. Stewart Anderson. Edward Danowski. Robert Grodski. Wayne Harris, William Velys, Russell Charkow, George Abrahamsen. Todd Brewster Second row: Marcia Hallock. Erika Martz, Linda Niksa. Litti Harris. Geneva Manley, Denise Ash, Photina Bryant, Marilyn Corwin, Cecilia Di- cob. Rosarie Oliveri. Sandra Stagg, Theresa Stromski, Pa- tricia Grilli, Doreen Magrisi. Deborah Lawless, Cynthia Johnson. Penny Whyard, Daryl Warner. Mr. Askin. 84 120 First Row: Stephen Frawley. Dennis Serrano. Charles Jas- ey. Robert Obie. Kim Young. Matthew Harris, Stephen McClcan. Gary Mott. Robert Pace. Julius Swiatocha, Do- nald Perkins. Joseph Punda. Fred Bass, Jon Arnold. Scott Colby. Brian Vander Burght Second Row: Miss Smith. Elaine Crump, Rosemarie Jackson. Raynelle Gonce. Cecelia Shearer. Veronica Unsworlh. Andrea Henderson. Donna Hart. Carol Danowski. Jeane Boenig. Patricia Bul- lock. Deborah Tuthill. Edith Booker. Linda Basel. Gloria Tartaglia. 121 First Row: Joseph Zickmund, Barry Palmer. Roman Swid- erski. Douglas Dougherty, Christopher Young, Richard McCaffery. Theodore O’Kula, Stanley Macksci. Vernon Brown, Paul Guida, Gregory Branch. Jerry Lamendola, Glenn Seymore, Daniel Keilcr. Michael Widener Second Row: Loretta Jcneski. Diane Wojcwocki. Nancy Graff. Carolyn Zoltowski. Karen Lindsay. Marlene Graff. Mad- eline Zawcski, Gail Brown. Carol Smith. Rose Atkins. Barbara Madzelan. Karen Brooks, Theresa Ambrose. 85 122 First row: Anthony Spano, Michael Fearon. Nicholas Mercurio. Thomas Grathwohl. Ward Jiskra. Douglas White. Dean Alexander. Robert Langhome. Lee Hanwick. Richard Doroski. William Stagg. Larry Booker. Michael Mayo Second Row: Mr. Tormey, Margrct Lindsey. June Fisher. Christine Manzella, Diane Funn. Deborah Bartlett. Barbara Jackson. Lorraine Densicski. Kristine Czaplinski. Robin Waliszeiski. Barbara Shableski, Christine Pelis, El- len Bennett, Katherine Britt, Ann Creighton. 123 First row: Moses Goode, Keith Welch, Dennis Fila, War- ren Langhorn. Harrison Tuthil). Stanley Pelc. Peter Stel- maschuk. Sherwood Johnson. Barry Magee. Fred Kart Bruce Grattan Second row: Mrs. Hahn. Katherine Dudley. Virginia Plum. Veronica Rollins, Linda Rambo. Sybrinna Williams, Diane Bullock. Patricia Sydlowski. Toni Rowse, Sally Tuthill. April Langhorn, Lillie Mae Trent, Margaret Bell. Lydene Aldrich. Lynn Callahan. Helene Beckwith. 86 Class officers: Josephine Valentino. Robert Pike. Anna Velys. 112 First Row: Edward Anderson. John Danowski. David Lang, Charles Alaimo. Bennie Aleksandrowicz, Thomas Punda. Fred Hams, James Drevas, George Kaloroumakis. Lawyer Jackson. Robert Pike. Robert Tulhill, Charles Berezny, Stephen Tooker. William Nungesser. Timothy Losee Second Row: Mr. Vrana, Jeanette Jackson. Gloria Langhom. Susan Hughes. Sharon Woodson. Cheryl Sla- vonic Susan Abbott. Victoria Shwed. Deborah Folk. Loraine Columbus. Joan Ruthinowski. Linda Simons. Ir- ene Stromski. Joan Janis. Barbara Reichcl. Ruth Heeren. Jcrol Arnold. 87 113 First row: D. Wood. B. Braunskill, A. Gilberi. L. Mack. R. Brown, E. Crump, B. Giles. G. Flippen. M. Kwasna. W. Wilson. L. Dickson. D. Keenen, D. Mcnendcz, G. Tyska, G. Beckwith, R. Stapon Second row: Mr. Abrams, O. Lawrence, F. Osowick, L. Butterworth. D. Castagnaro. L. Cobey, L. Bulak. D. Braunskill. D. Randolph. D. Dresher. K. McGovern, S. Roche. J. Gyder, A. Accomasso. A. Freeman. S. Stephenson, K. Williamson. D. Smith. 114 First row: J. Cotton, G. Besold, G. Roland, J. Gilliam. J. Elegado. R. Goff. M. Gallo. N. Sandstrom. K. Schwcim- ler, P. Thicscn, T. Gabrielscn, R. Kart. F. Scott, G. Jack- son, L. Schwartz, E. Sypher Second row: Mr. Finn. J. Travis, G. Trent, E. Moore. K. Steen, C. Temnant. C. Love, E. Sanders. B. Reed. T. Harris. L. Haizlip, R. Gal- ka, C. Fagan, J. Raynor, E. Sorenson. J. Terry, L. Kobylenski. 88 115 First row: Donald Carrciro. Walter Hatcher. Thomas Sul- livan, Stephen Zapisek. Stefan Staskicwicz, Ronald Martz. Mark Winters, Jeff Merkel. Arthur Thurm. Doug Tur- bush, James Polak, Richard Pendzick. Richard Miller, Gary Bell Second Row: Miss Beckman. Joanne Namiotka, Karen Udell. Penny Zahler, Deloris Alexander. Gail Ed- wards, Betty-Jo D’Elio, Lisa Wiesen, Susan Sheppard, Pat Pavlakis, Lois Booker. Caroline Griffith. Deborah Love. Shirley Trent, Sharon Molter. Karen Schutt, Judy Jacun- ski, Valerie Goode, Gwendolyn Gatz. Donna Aleksan- drowicz, Carolyn Stokcly, Selena Stokely. 116 First Row: Bruce Hill, Roy Mayo, Curtis James. Jeff Mil- oski. John Koscinszko. William Bennett. David Babola, Rudy Buckholtz, Gene Lamendola. Bruno Sabat, Ed La- chick. Tim Corwin. Richard Bodzck, Fred Stapon, Mark Sisson. Jeff Hallock Second Row: Mr. O’Connell. Anna Velys. Randi Sunshine, Edna James. Louise Jones. Marida Grant, Ruby Greene. Rebecca Forguson. Bernice Ireland. Joanne Erickson. Randi Ryan. Ellen Robertson, Kathy Dallyn. Christine Drews. Cathy Jayne, Eileen Doyle. Ka- thy Koroleski. Kathleen Hackert. Diane Barnes. 89 117 First row: Mr. McKeighan. Mike Morris, Joseph Pierro, Douglas Wells. David Timmann. Howard Lewin. Richard Johnson, Robert Costantini, Theodore Sadowski, Lester Cooke. Austin Lennon, Mike Coyle, John Caruso Second row: Lou Anne Young. Lillian Dowbusz. Lynette Wool- ley. Lisa King, Claudia Wagner, Linda Piotrowski, Janis Tormey, Anne Sanders. Karen Terry. Marjorie Morris. Lorraine Galante. Sheila Miles. Shirley Lynch. Elaine Teubcr. Michele Maks. Rita Peters. Tina Leventhal, Alex- andria Lopez, Stella Silverman. Rose Hale. Iris Chizcvcr. Audrey Breitenbach. 118 First row: Arthur Coone, John Doroski. John Valek. Chris Arnau, Joseph Palmer. Dennis Gayda. Mark Begin, Ri- chard Hazzard. Alfred Grossklaus, Edgar Goodale. Louis Sapienza. Donald Scholtz Second row: Mr. Robertson. Carol Barenz. Rose Fontana, Patricia Krygcr. Kim White. Deborah Watson. Carol Pecora, Susan Tersillo. Billie Beth Tepper. Luanne Burlee. Carol Koplonka, Christine Sar- gent. Halina Wiczyk, Yvonne Cheroski. Absent: Glenn Dillinger. 124 First row: P. Lessard. W. Quinton. C. Flcischman. M. Schippers, S. Wood. E. Cross. D. Price. E. Langhorn. G. Langhorn. J. Teuber. J. Newalis, W. Schutt Second row: Mrs. Brewster. S. Gaston. V. Cain. A. Spano. K. Wicsen. S. Mueller. C. Murtha. R. Roberts. S. Skipka. D. Perkins. K. Giles, J. Valentino. E. Pcdziwatr. A T7,rT1 A First row: S. Smith. J. Hardy. R Freudenberg, T. Hansen. Jones. J. Smith. J. Madgelan. J. Johnson. N. Bifani. M. V 1 H. Clareen. J. Gibel. E. Truskoski. R Chabot, W. Fig- Shuot. C. Obic. D. Tuck. C. Santos. E. Trent. A. Tucker, urny, C. Floege. J. Mattie. S. Saunders Second row: F. K. Kobylenski. E. Booker. Caft B First row: M. Scott, E. Sadowski, R. Trent, W. Trent, P. Gray, R. Langhorne, J. Rivera, T. Smothers. P. Hunning- haus, M. Jones, A. Luce. P. Spindler. J. Lawrence, T. Harri- son. F. Licbcrt, C. Moore. W. Gilbert, S. Gotch. L. Pfirgst, R. Kosciuszko Second row: C. Hulse. J. Wojtuniok, W. Buckhannon, A. Hopkins. J. Jones. A. Young, S. Zurawski. L. Edwards. G. Moore, G. Tucker, D. Tuck, S. Haff, R. Barnes, E. Langhaar, J. Mack. S. Parrish. K. McCoy, C. Gil- lam, C. Clairborne. 92 93 There was a child went forth every day. And the first object he look’d upon, that object he became. And that object became part of him for the day or a certain part of the day. Or for many years or stretching cycles of years. These became part of that child who went forth every day. And who now goes, and will always go forth every day. ACOUrciES Yearbook D. Young. S. Draper. L. Smith. S. Terry. R Andruski. D. Sadowski. O. Simandi. N. Sawyer, C. Valen- tino. M. Golding. J. Folk. S. Edwards. S. Stelzer. Editor-in-Chief Nancy Sawyer Staff First row: J. Grossklaus. M. Macintosh, A. Shapiro. J. Goldstein. D. Cybulski. J. Kobylenski. M. Celic Second row: B. Roland, D. Schulz. D. Corwin. B. Eliassen, R. Lipetz, S. L’Hommedieu, L. Stakey, M. Tcrsillo. ational First row: S. Draper. R. Lipeiz. M. McIntosh. S. Terry, C. Snell. A. Shapiro. M. Tcrsillo, R. Brown, Mr. Diamond Second row: L. Cobey, N. McKillop. S. L’Hommcdieu. R. Brewster. O. Simandi, M. Hockeiser, L. Stakey, R. Askin. R. Eisenman, J. MacCrimmon. ociety B Segal. S. Draper. S. Terry. O. Simandi. M. Semel. R. Askin. J. Corwin. J. Donahue. S. Kirshner Absent: S. L'Hommedieu. R. Eisenman, G. Boyd. Officers Sec.-Treas. S. L’Hommedieu. Pres. M. Semel. V. Pres. R. Askin. General Organization This year a new innovation was instituted in student government for the G.O.. the General Council was founded. Consisting of twelve elected members, it has brought about such actions as the foundation of the school store with the sale of school pins, banners, and the use of the new score board for the football field. Surely an orga- nization with such imagination will contin- ue to prosper. 99 Our G.O. at work. German Club First row: J. Warner. C. Andrews. D. Hedges, R Peters. S. Terry. J. Pflum. M. McIntosh. C. Johnson Second row: E. Zurawski. M. Semel. J. Hedges. M. Adel, R. Hunninghaus. S. Gibson. C. Snell. E. Abrams. French Club Mrs. DuBose. L. Zielinski. N. Thurm. D. Charney. P. Terry. Mrs. Brewster. 100 Latin Club First row: E. Abrams. M. Cclic. S. Terry, K Conklin. R. Brown. L. Pierro Second row: S. L’Homme- dieu. R. Lipetz. S. VanCamerick. J. Warner, J Roach. J. Simandi. M. McIntosh. M. Arens. Mr. Dia- mond. R. Goldman. A. Shapiro. C. Ross. D. Carey. E. Roberts. D. Warner. D. Menendez. C. Drews, S. Roach. Mr. Diamond. ttUlIf RIVERHEAD HIGH SCHOOL, Riverhead, New York ! ka fin ■ ■' s came and the essed as iverhead Hallo- mnasium ponsored Recre- the G. O. the dec- spirits decor- he south of our he title River- stry in- tin g. It nd well ychedelic Pjmpkin lidiscop- ate slo- py Ha!- Pep Club Forms A new organization present 7n our school this year is the Pep Club, organized by Mrt Van Slyke. The club has over twenty members, all of whom BAND AND ORCHESTRA IN BUSY SCHEDULES The band is marching into |j Auditions fo NYSSMA were Librar) Rep. res The biggest development so ik. and Peter Zuhoski. far of this year's G. 0. is the j Suzanne Gibson and Eliza. school store. Our school store has now b?en operating for approximately one month. The nine__students on the G. O. council run the store in alter- nating shifts. Lollypop day seems to attract a lot of kids who would normally not go to the store but who go to get a free lollypop with each pur- chase. A new order has been made, to reorder some of the more popular items. The most | Festi popjlar items are the pens, 1 This especially Flairs. The second best-selling item seems to be the bookcovers, which have Riverhead High School print- ed on the front and the school song on the inside of the cov- jer. The students also buy a kumber of erasers. It is •ught, that by next year, all supplies are paid for, ;s will really start com- beth Roberts rej Riverhead NYSSMA richly rews all who Congj partiu Whif identification cards for a Christmas program. A pit orchestra will be or- ganized to accompany the per- formers of “Oklahoma'’, the school play. Since the tri-school tour cotv ducted last spring by the or- chestra proved to be such a success, a second tour is in the aking for this coming spring. The mixed choir is mainly in the organizing stage. Diane rt is the new accompaniest the ninety-four member ingmg group. The choir will preparing for a Christmas performance. Sixteen members comprise this year's Choralteens which are preparing new and varied pieces of music to include in Some Rive helped in the Riverhead Fr ognition of versary celel help of Mis displayed a art exhibits this happy The chairr ect was Jo- also created ing Riverhes scenes from erhead. Terri historian. A culture was borne, and mond Haffne was exhibite yer, and an munication Barbara Zda Flock. A fa: created by and a Fashioi pared by Jo Linda Zielir scene wj Fulbruga !” CAST WORKS; IN SINGS LAURE By Rev Corwin broth her chool orta wh me. Hes plans on jnntrigj. Future Nurses Sealed: S. Lapinski. E. Setek, B Sutton. D. McCormick. B. Shay Standing: Mrs. Philip. L. Callahan. D. Eiliston. J. Brown. 103 Chemistry Club K. Conklin. J. Doroski, S. Staskicwicz. J. Zapisck. A. Bauer. R Hunninghaus, B. Doroski. Mrs. Metzger. Math Club J. Zapisek. Mr. Sisson. D. Chamey. 104 ART CLUB First row: T. Seigal. E. Tatakis. K. Fcdun. D. Carey, G. Osborne. Second row: R. Brewster. J. Dona- hue. P. Zalweski. L. Mavo, B Robinson. G. Komosinski. Third row: L. Haizlip. K. Kirsch. B. Zuhowski. G. Koroleski. L. Zielinski, R. Marcus. Library Club First row: F. Bagshaw, S. Gibson, A. Shapiro, S. Edwards. J. Bell, F. Bell, B. McClure. Second row: Mrs. Bell. S. Majewski. D. Carey, D. Hedges. K. Konkcl. M. Corwin, M. Adel. J. Donahue. S. Lapinski. J. Teuber. D. Creighton, M. Widener. L. Peterson. 106 Pep Club First row: E. Pedziwiatr, K. A. Czaplinska, B Cor- win. D. Valentino. J. Simandi, L. Dowbusz. B. Shabaliski. L. Rambo Second row: V, Plum. R. Roberts, F. Oswick. L. Hulse. K. Jayne. R. Walis- zewski, L. Bell Third row: T. Ambrose. U. Binger, K. Koroleski. C. Pelis. D. Magrise Fourth row: E. Martz. C. Turbush. B. Roberts. M. Dunston. L. Corwin. D. Wojewocki Fifth row: C. Johnson. L. Smith. M. Zaleski, R. Brewster. N. McKiilop. D. Copley Sixth row: C. Johnson. L. Jcncski, P. Mc- Killop. P. Sydlowski. 107 Majorettes First row: M. Arens Second row: A. Plum, B. Goodale. C. Valentino Third row: D. Tiedje, L. Densieski, R. Mattci. T. Bcrezny. P. Zaiewski. NYSSMA Festival First row: C. Bums. S. L’Hommedieu. S. Gibson. J. Simandi. E. Abrams. C. Johnson. R. Burlee Second row: S. Adams. S. VanCamerick. A. Shapiro. J. Kobylenski. D. Hedges. M. Adel. D. Flor. P. Zuhoski. 109 Ill Seniors Q « Girls Choir p f |i rm-rnmn 114 117 V A R S I T Y F O O T B A L L Grid Scores Co-Captains Sept. 23 RHS— 0 C. Islip—27 Sept. 30 RHS-27 Greenport—13 Oct. 1 RHS- 6 Southampton—33 Oct. 14 RHS—28 Westhampton—14 Oct. 21 RHS—37 Longwood— 18 Oct. 28 RHS-27 Easthampton—13 Nov. 11 RHS-27 Wm. Floyd—7 First row kneeling: N. Halsey. R. Regula. J. Mac- Crimmon, R. Jayne. T. Regula, Co-Capt. C. Crump. Co-Capt. S. Pawloski. G. Dcltner. M. Hale. W. Brown. H. Dunston Second row: Coach McKillop, 118 3 ®tv4 °T31 II3 c ' 3 z r 25113 5 A -V. .V?® ,1.� A £a£j jp i7K C ‘ B. Wells. M. Harris. F. Fialakowski, R. Regula, D. Downey. S. Muldrow. A. Woodson. T. Gray, E. Crump. V. Guida, J. Cajigas. L. Mosley. Coach Lieblein Third row: R. Charkow, R. Wilenski. J. Tradeski. G. Ahlers. C. Barth. T. Erwin. S. Bran- non. N. Smith. F. Klodaski. A. Sullivan. W. Schultz. D. Dicob, D. Jermusyk. G. Golembeski, L. John- son, Mgr. Fred Bess. 119 Thumper Crumper! Go Neil Go! 120 JUNIOR VARSITY First row: Coach Meyer, H. Kwasna, Mgr.. D. Johnson. M. Mayo. P. Guida. R. Penlyck. G. Kosianowski. T. Jayne. J. Hardy. B. Velys. M. Murray. R. Costantini. W. Nungesser. M. Widner. Coach Stewart Second row: B Braunskill. G. Palmer. J. Swiatocha. D. Rowland. K. Welch, C. Boyd. S. Colby, B. Golding. A. Grossklaus. D. Creighton. L. Moran. B. Hill. D. Fila, W. Lee, S. Anderson. D. White, V. Suchta. FRESHMAN First row: Coach A. Guigliano, T. Corwin, L. Jackson. E. Sadowski. D. Gayda. M. Hubbard. B. Sabat, J. Rivera. Capt., R. Johnson. Capt.. A. Young. Capt., R. Buckholtz. R. Terry. D. Bartlett. M. Winters. M. Woodman Second row: M. Jones. C. Moore. D. Turbush, D. Rowland. T. Whyard. T. Sullivan. R. Miller. C. Hulse, T. Losec. M. Scott. J. Reeve. J. Lamendola. R. Tuthill, M. Conklin, J. Slater. M. Sisson. M. Guida. 121 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY R Langhom. E. Robinson. Co-Capt.. M. Cherry. Co-Capt.. K. Lewin. C. Cherry. R. Askin. D. Tur- bush. J. Cotton. J. Barnes. mgr.-Coach Gilhooley. Co-captains 122 Coach Gilhooley J. V. CROSS COUNTRY Kneeling: T. Punda. A. Gray. T. Hansen. R. Davis. R. Langhorn Standing: J. Robinson. R. Love. R. Kaluzinski. F. Doroski. E. Jackson. J. Bynum. J. Lamendola, C. Allen. R. Harrison. Coach Daniello. P Zuhoski. L. Barenz. P. Berhlc. G. Abrahamson. M. Shinder. 123 SOCCER First row: C. Amu. T. Snell. G. Androney. B. Aleksandrowitz, E. Bursell, B. Bergan. B. Segal. M. Schippers Second row: Mr. Kelsey, D. Hatcher. S. Reed. S. Bums. V. De Carl. K. Conklin. J. Yaka- boski. C. Cetas. Soccer this year, under the direction of Coach Kelsey, has been in the scrimmage stage only. Next year the boys plan on playing 16 league games. We wish our newest addition to boys sports the best of luck. 124 BO WLING Front row: B. Bergen, G. Abrahamsen. D. Downey, R. Silva. G. Androney Back row: K. Conklin. B. Quinton. H. Wells. B. Golding. G. Palmer. Coach. Mr. Womack. 125 VARSITY BASKETBALL First row: Coach Van Slykc. M. Hale. D. Turbush. D. Rowland. F. Bess. C. Crump, J. Tysz, V. De Carle. N. Halsey. R. Wilinski. W. Brown. M. Tcrsillo. Mgr.. Absent-R. Eisenman. Jeff Corwin. Ass’t Mgr. ‘Hale for two'' “Up for two” J. V. BASKETBALL First row: D. Johnson. A. Young. G. Kosianowski, R. Cosiantini. D. MacCrimmon. L. Moran. B Hill Second row: Coach Buchinski. P. Guida. D. Dougherty. D. Troyan. B Futerko. T. Brewster. T. Losse. D. Fila. K. Welch. 127 VARSITY WRESTLING First row: S. Saunders. R Langhorn. M. Cherry. S. Burns. P. Miles. J. Cajigas. V. Guida Second row: D. Dicob, S. Muldrow. R. Wines. J. Anderson. R. Mack. T. Jayne. Coach W. Stewart. R. Mack. J. Cajigas. M. Cherry. V. Guida. J. Anderson. 128 J. V. WRESTLING First row: W. Harris. G. Langhorn. B Young. J. Arnold, B. Goff. V. Brown. B. Trent, V. Crump, L. Jackson Second row: L. Mack, G. Branch. M. Mayo. W. Warner. R. Jayne, E. Crump. G. Flippcn. J. Smith. E. Langhorn. M. Goode. Coach. T. Meyer. 129 Pin him James! VARSITY TRACK First row: Coach Leiblein, J. Cotton. K. Lewin, L. Boggs, C. Crump, H. Dunston, W. Brown. M. Hale, N. Halsey, F. Bess. S. Muldrow, F. Reeve, E. Robinson. M. Calhoun Second row: J. La- mendola. F. Crosetti, D. Turbush. R. Askin. K. Welch, C. Cherry, R. Mack. T. Gray. F. Klodaski, C. Parker. S. Johnson. L. Smith. W. Lee, Jr., D. Hatcher, Coach Gilhooley. Co-Capt’s C. Crump, H. Dunston. W. Brown. 130 Chuck it Charlie! J.V. TRACK First row: Mighty E. Greenwood. P. Gabrielson. J. Taylor. J. Brown. G. Flippen, W. Smith. B. Giles. D. Johnson. T. Hansen. T. Punda Second row: B. Palmer, mgr.. C. Gilliam. J. Arnold. M. Gallo. J. Palmer. B. Trent. L. Jackson. E. Langhom. P. Gray. B Goff. R. Langhorn, J. Yakaboski. C. Jarey, mgr. 131 Mighty Ed Greenwood! First Line R. Porter. R. Goodale. R. Olson. S. Brannon. R. Keller. Is it love ? R. Stapon. R. Tuthill. T. Snell, R. Ryan. J. Corwin. R. Doroski. M. Shinder. S. Colby. C. Cetas. A. Scgal. R. Pcndzick. R. Porter. S. Brannon. R. Keller. R. Goodale. L. Sapienza. R. Olson, Coach Conklin. TENNIS VARSITY BASEBALL First row: R. Cosantini. A. Davis, D. Dolan, D. Downey. J. Krukowski, P. Guida, W. Schultz. J. Swiatocha, A. Hobson Second row: Coach Daniello. A. Woodson. M. Domitrz, D. Troyan. D. Dougherty. P. Terry, K. Bonzyk. V. DeCarle, R. Wiiinski. R. Pace. J. V. Baseball First row: G. Kosianowski, R. Kart. H. Howard. J. Polak. T. Sadowski. R. Mayo. E. Thoma. G. Dil- linger. D. Turbush. J. Doroski, L. Mack, Coach Giugliano Second row: J. Danowski. E. Sadowski. H. Lewin, R. Johnson. G. Abrahamsen. R. Jayne, E. Cross. G. Gabhelsen. G. Seymore. G. Nodinc. W. Quinton. Boys, it's time to pray. WANTED There’s a bounty in the county. For a “Thumper named Crumper. Neil Smith 134 Swish!! ' e ) . Pin him Larry! Oh, whai form! 135 GMICS’ SPOKES First Honor Team: H. Schippers. S. Draper. L. Fischer. J. Kobylenski. R. Lipetz, S. Gibson. D. Lewin. L. Stakey. J. Grossklaus. S. LHommedieu. C. Snell. N. McKillop. D. Murray. N. Sawyer. Hockey Second Honor Team: B Roland. P. Zaleski. F. Bagshaw, L. Kobylenski. S. Lapinski. D. Lawless, C. Sinleski. J. Folk. M. Dunston. S. Mack. This fall many enthusiastic girls participated in the popular sport of field hockey. This sport is centered around endurance and dedication. Through rain and biting wind, the girls practiced diligently. The results were two fine honor teams. 138 FIRST HONOR TEAM: R Lipetz, J. Folk. H. Schippers, N. Sawyer, E. Stakey, N. McKillop. M. Dunston. D. Murray. Volleyball is the “restful” sport which comes between the gruel- ing sports of field hockey and basketball. It is a game where team work is ultimately essential for the success of a game. SECOND HONOR TEAM: D. Lewin, R. Gradney, L. McCoy, R. Brewster. S. L’Hommedieu, L. Kobylenski. L. Fischer. S. Mack. Volleyball 139 First Honor Team: D. Gadsten, S. L'Hommcdieu. N. McKillop, N. Sawyer, L. Fischer, D. Murray, C. Snell, J. Olsen. S. Gibson, J. Folk. Second Honor Team: P. Zaleski. B. Roberts. G. Bovde. R Lipctz, D. Lewin. C. Johnson. C. Ortcz, A. Sarrano, M. Dunston, D. Copley. Basketball Perhaps the most exciting and quick moving game for girls is basketball. With teams consisting of six players, three forwards and three guards, this sport re- quires much endurance and skill, at which the girls work very hard to achieve. 140 Archery Tennis Softball 142 143 Look, a falling star! No excuses’ No excuses! Hcssic’s new dance. The things I won’t do for my team! I. 2. 3. UGH!!!! Left: K. Setek. M. Dangclmaicr. B. Taylor. C. Snell Center: S. Terry Right: D. Pclrocia B Downs L. Tuthill, M. Cclic. V arsity This year the Varsity Cheerleaders chose Sue Terry as their captain. The girls have cheered our boys on with the old cheers, as well as a few new ones. In addition, some of the girls served as waitresses for a supper given for the football team. The squad also attended a cheering clinic which was very instructive and enjoyable. The cheerleaders' help in promoting school spirit has been much appreciated. 146 Cheerleaders 147 Captain: Sue Terry This year’s J.V. teams both had good seasons and were, as usual, inspired by the J.V. Cheerleaders. Under the leadership of Katherine Harding and Janice Pfium, the girls stood by the team when in defeat and cheered them on to victory, thus adding much to the school spirit. 148 1st row: D. Young. S. L’Hommedieu. J. Folk. N. McKillop 2nd row: N. Sawyer. E. Stakey. R. Brewster. 149 And now we, the Class of 1968, look back on our four years at Riverhead High School. In a few days we will receive our diplomas and that final farewell handshake. We have been taught and guided by many strong and capable hands, and with each encounter with these hands, our own hands have grown and matured. But we must not look back, we must turn toward tomorrow. The past is but the beginning of a beginning, and all that is and has been is but the twilight of the dawn. ... A day will come when beings who are now latent in our thoughts and hidden in our loins shall stand upon this earth as one stands upon a footstool, and shall laugh and reach out their hands amid the stars.” Herbert George Wells 150 151 v .� Tt ‘:- ; • 1 Mr 4 ii -■ .'7 . v ' 1 tegE fjra V' r '•-'+ i As .� '■ • • • ' ,;vi- • Tlr- •’ -£ «• - 'J s ' . t « 5 5 J ; yki mjl •¥ r' c 5 , - h£ v v 6--: :-f' •. ' v—r. 7 rc 1 ? BkagBg5@a srite� - 5 rry, ' '--‘vViivi 5 . -V 1 4M 93 1 SBmm - v.V W- §l S V- Mv V? 3T i it 4 H tui Illi «ii ii i : ll) • r. r fi Ms 11« ii?! : 10 •re hi i«T 'A; v Vrw':'. ‘ VV gw fc:, ■ ? !« ■K m'.