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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1974 volume:

f Memories grow into a tree of remembrances that whisper the past whenever the wind blows. We began as individuals; now, as we leave, we are one, only to become separate once more. In reaching out we have each touched the soul of another. Together we have faced victory and defeat. Minutes and hours of time, so precious shared through happiness, pain and tears, will never be with us again — time passes on regardless, but memories will never die. Visions of the future stretch before us, dreams of yesterday turn into dust and blow away. The past is but a memory, yet preserved here are moments together. Although we have come to the end of our road, we have not finished our journey. We have only just begun. — Gerry — — Catherine — Yesterday is already a Dream And tomorrow is only a Vision makes every yesterday A dream of Happiness and every tomorrow A vision of hope (Unknown Author) The woods are lovely, dark and deep But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep. And miles to go before I sleep. (Robert Frost) 5 6 7 V • ... ' ' 1 i r v Vf ' t - a HK ________________I � .%� 10 11 J i i I f 13 To you who have devoted yourselves to the teaching of others; To you who have helped us in our quest for knowledge and truth; To you who have attempted to guide us along the path to maturity and wisdom; To you who have given so much of yourselves so graciously; To you who have offered friendship and understanding when we were troubled; To you who have brought us to a greater awareness of ourselves and of the world; To you who have made yesterday a time to remember and the future a vision of hope; To you we gratefully dedicate our yearbook; — Mr. John Kozyra and Mr. John Raptis — A new addition to our school faculty in 1968, Mr. John Kozyra. He attended West Islip High School and went on to further his education at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, where he received both his B.A. and M.A. as an English Teacher. He has taken an active part in student activities and has been responsible for the publica- tion of the Riverhead High School Yearbook during the past two years. A more recent addition, Mr. John Raptis, offi- cially joined the R.H.S. Staff in 1972. He attended Port Jefferson High School and continued his stud- ies at Southampton College, where he received his B.A. He did his student teaching at R.H.S. and is now a dedicated member of our Social Studies Department. He is actively involved in the Tomor- row’s World Club and lias been advisor to the Class of ’74 for the past two years. 14 17 MARGARET ALEKSANDROWICZ Mousie” Hockey Library Club Nurses Club Attendance Office Worker Pep Club You are not ready Vocal Club Black Ensemble All County State Choir 20 ROBERT ANDRUSZKIEWICZ Bob” Band Baseball MARY ELLEN ARNAU • Band Tomorrow’s World Club Home- room Representative NYSSMA Band Contest Monday Night Band Headstart LEROY BARNES, Jr. JUNIUS ATKINS, Jr. Right on” • Football Track GEORGE BAUMANN, Jr. Baseball Soccer German Club Homeroom Representative Yearbook Staff Always be yourself’ Varsity Choir Conditioning Club 21 JAMES BECKER National Honor Society Chess Club Latin Club Band Orchestra Stage Band NYSSMA Science Club All- County Band GERALD BEYER ff r ft Jerry fTruckin on” Soccer Tomorrow’s World Club Ski Club RONALD B1ENIEWICZ Bienie Football Baseball FREDERICK BESOLD RICHARD BINGER Richie’ Football Tomorrow’s World Latin Club Concert Committee Physical Fit- ness Award 22 DEBORAH BLASL Debbie9 Majorettes Band MARILYN BOKINZ RAYMOND BONCZYK Ray” JERRY BOOKER The good Lord helps them that helps themselves” EDWARD BODZEK Ed” 23 Football • Track • Boces • VICA LOUISE BOOKER Lucy” CHARLES BOUCHARD Steady Eddie ” He Shoots! He Scores!!” Soccer — Co-Captain — MVP I JODIE BOYLE You will find as you look back upon your life; that the moments that stand out are the moments when you have done things for others.” GO Cheerleader JV Cheerleader — Co- Captain Color Guard Majorette Ten- nis Head Start Program Bicycle Club Homeroom Representative ID Photogra- pher Intramural Sports Yearbook Typist Pep and Poster Club Float Com- mittee Talent Show Halloween Wall Committee DONNA MAE BORES Donna Girls Choir Varsity Choir Business Club — President Yearbook Newspa- per Library Club Tomorrow's World Club — Sec. Art Club Girl's Ensemble Girls Bowling LORNA BRACKETT Doone” She's Black, Bold, and Beautiful — that's Brackett. Always making a lot of Racket!.” Basketball Volleyball Soccer Hockey SAC Blac k Ensemble Pep Club Home Ec Club Head Start Pro- gram Varsity Choir 2 4 Happiness is life Pep Club Business Club Spanish Club Art Club Yearbook Newspaper Drama Club Library Club Tomorrow’s World Club Open House Guide Prom Committee Summer Marine Bio Course BARBARA BRUSH Boo Boo Bear CHERYL BROWN BSU Black Ensemble Basketball Girl’s Choir Varsity Choir JANE BREITENBACH Life goes by so fast. Stop for a moment and take a look at it. GLC Homecoming Float Committee Tomorrow’s World Club Yearbook — Sales Manager Hockey Track Basket- ball Volleyball Bowling I‘m sorry I shouted. But when you think someone’s getting too far away to hear, you shout. Yearbook Headstart Christmas Party Homecoming Committee • Homecoming Queen Finalist Open House Guide 25 KENNETH BUDD • Football — Co-Captain — MVP All League Football Team Honor Society NANCY BURNS • Spanish Club French Club • Tomorrow’s World Club • Pep and Poster Club Headstart Party • Yearbook — Booster and Faculty Editor National Honor Society Homeroom Representative New School Committee Prom Commit- tee Float Committee CAROL BULAK •Band 26 SHARON BULLOCK Shari” Soccer DAVID CAMPBELL Dave” Soccer DENISE CELIC flee” TIMOTHY CARBONE Begin every day as your first” SAC String Quartet Orchestra Sci- ence Club • LINDA CHASE Lyndy” MICHAEL CAPKANIS Cappy” Each day is a new experience; don't let past pleasures be the basis for dreams of the future” Soccer Tomorrow’s World Club NYS Regents Scholarship P-2 Let there be many windows in your soul. That all the glory of the Universe May beautify it.” National Honor Society Library Club Band NYSSMA 27 CHARLES CONDLIN Orner ALAN COOK Cookie” Big Al” Hi Sweetheart Track • Football •BOCES 28 DEBRA COPLEY Debbie” Band National Honor Society MARK CRUMP lony Football Wrestling Baseball National Honor Society SHARON CUSHMAN Cush” Band NYSSMA Wind Ensemble Softball Orchestra BARBARA CRUMP Barbara I” Save the children” Pep Club Volleyball Basketball Soft- ball Black Ensemble Side by Side Tal- ent Show Yearbook Salesman ANITA DANILEVICS Only those who listen with their heart can understand.” Tennis Softball Volleyball Basket- ball Homeroom Alternate Prom Com- mittee • 29 MARY ELLEN DAVIDSON God grant me the serenity to accept the things I can not change, the courage to change the things I can change, and the wis- dom to know the difference.” Tomorrow’s World Club Art Club Yearbook Staff United Nations Pilgrim- mage Varsity Choir Orchestra Girl's Choir NYSSMA Choir CHRISTOPHER DENSIESKI 'Chris99 DARIEL DEMETRIOU Mama” We reach and in reaching we discover that we are friends; We touch and in touching we discover that we love.” Band Spanish Club Health Careers Club Pep Band EDWARD DOHERTY, Jr. Doc BARRY DEJESUS Dinky Basketball Manager Yearbook Photog- rapher Tennis GO Tournament Drama Club • Soccer Wrestling National Honor Society Student Govern- ment Homecoming Committee Social Studies Electives Honors 30 DONALD DOUGHERTY Dor” Band Orchestra Stage Band NYSSMA Monday Night Band Who’s Who in American High School Students Soccer Headstart Christmas Party CARIN ENGEL Transfer — Bob Jones Academy • Hockey Softball Basketball Swim Team Boosters PAUL EVER ITT Soccer 31 KAREN FABER Save ihe children JV Cheerleader — Captain Pep Club Newspaper Staff Black Queen — Black Ensemble Yearbook Staff Talent Show GO Cheerleader Headstart Christmas Party Orchestra P-2 Staff Freshman Vice President Sophomore Vice President Junior Secretary A S Teen Board Homecoming Queen JEAN FLE1SCHMAN Phlash • Headstart Christmas Party Are you for real Girl’s Choir Varsity Choir Freshman and Sophomore Class President GO Cheerleader Black Ensemble Basketball GLC Boy’s Track Girl’s Track Hockey Homeroom Representative 32 DIANE FOOTE Yesterday’s gone — Forget it Tomorrow’s not here — Don’t worry Today’s here — Use it” Tennis VICA Softball Bicycle Club Library Club Bowling Volleyball Transfer — Mercy High ROBERT FREEMAN Mongo” SYLVIA FOX Fox” Oh, Alright!” LINDA FUERDERER JOSEPH FORESTO, Jr. Joe” BAHA Transfer — Mercy High Basketball Track 33 DEBRA FUSCO Debbie” Stickerbush MARY GAGLIARDO Shall tomorrow come as fast as yesterday has gone though its memories linger on my cousin Mary GO Cheerleader Pep Club Tomorrow’s World Club — Treasurer Float Committee Yearbook Staff — Boy's Sports Headstart Program Concert Committee Ping Pong . . . the past are memories; the future now a reality ... Tomorrows are only todays just waiting to happen. Volleyball Basketball German Club Tennis • Majorettes — Co-Captain Year- book Staff Nominee for Homecoming Queen 34 GERALDINE GIOV ANELLI fr 9f Gerry 'Take time to dream, for everything worth anything was once a dream” Yearbook — Co-Editor in Chief National Honor Society Student Govt. Prom Committee Spanish Club — Trea- surer Latin Club Pep and Poster Club Float Committee Newspaper Staff Tomorrow’s World Club Headstart Party Tutoring Ping Pong Concert Commit- tee Talent Show Open House Hallow- een Wall Committee JANICE GILBERT Sister Right on Brothers and Sisters ’ Hockey Basketball Volleyball Base- ball Archery Track Varsity Choir Pep Club Badminton Stunts and Tum- bling PATRICIA GOFF JEROME GIORDANO JANET GOLDEN Jan Happy memories make warm companions” National Honor Society Pep Club Drama Club Business Education 35 KEVIN GOREE • BOCES EDP VICA ELLEN GRIFFIN I know that you believe you understand what you think I said. But I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.” GEORGE GRODSKI I STANLEY GRODSKI Butch • GO Basketball Spanish Club Latin Club Soccer Talent Show Homeroom Representative • 36 THOMAS GRODSKI DARLENE GRONEMAN Apples'’ Bubbles If you’ve got love in your heart and free- dom in your soul, if you’ve got a smile in your eyes and a friend by your side then you’ve got life.” Hockey Volleyball Basketball Track Tomorrow’s World Club Latin Club • Pep Club • Homeroom Representative Yearbook GO Cheerleader Float Com- mittee GLC Homecoming Headstart DOUGLAS HAHN Doug THOMAS GUYER Tom Tomorrow’s W'orld Club GO Basketball Bunny’s No. 1” 37 Library Club VICA BOCES Softball Hockey Volleyball ALAN HATCHER Foots Wrestling Soccer P-2 Staff GO Bas- ketball EDWARD HARRIS CINDY HARRIS Cid To each his own Baseball Volleyball Basketball Ten- nis Manager GLC Pep Club DEBORAH HAYCOSKI Debbi Girl's Choir Varsity Choir Tutoring Internship JILL HALLOCK National Honor Society — Secretary Orchestra Band Art Club Spanish Club — Vice President Junior All-County Band Senior All-County Band NYSSMA 38 DEBORAH HAZZARD Debbie Since God made us to be originals why stoop to be a copy? New School Committee SAC — Staff Tutoring Headstart Christmas Party Pep Club BARBARA HILLIKER Band Pep Club Orchestra Talk to Me' JUANITA HENDERSON WALTER HODUN Wally 39 Football Wrestling Track P-2 Staff CYNTHIA JOHNSON Cindy Sunshine is lo flowers what smiles are to humanity Band Orchestra Rip Tide Staff NYSSMA Tomorrow's World Club Yearbook Rotary Exchange Student to Sweden National Honor Society Math Team MELANIE HUNT Mel Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. French Club Math Club Yearbook National Honor Society Bicycle Club DENISE JOHNSON 40 JEFFREY JOHNSON GALES JONES Lavem Majorette Side by Side Tutoring Float Committee Home Ec Club YASMIN JOHNSON As the soft yield of water cleaves obstinate stone, so to yield with life solves the insolu- ble: To yield, I have learned, is to come back again. But his unworded lesson, this easy example, is lost upon men. • Transfer — Seward Park High Modern Dancing Bo what you are and not what you aren’t • Nurses Club Home Ec Club Pep Club Home Ec Club Softball 41 ROBERT JONES Baseball Chess Club RUSSELL KARZENSKI WAYNE KARLIN Wrestling Baseball PATRICIA KAVANAUGH Pal DANIEL KAELIN III Danny Be Free like me, it's the only way to be.” Baseball Football 42 THERESA KORNAFEL . . . how often I saw where I should be going only by setting out for somewhere else ...” Softball Volleyball Newspaper Tal- ent Show SAC Yearbook P-2 Tutoring Program Math Team Tomorrow's World Club DENNIS KOENIG . . . You talk when you cease to be at peace with your thoughts; . . . And in much of your talking, thinking is half mur- dered.” Tomorrow’s World Club Bicycle Club National Honor Soc iety Charter Member — Musketeers Keep Cool” Basketball Art Club 43 EVA KOSMACZEWSKI Kasmv Don't judge a book by its cover. • Track V.I.C.A. ROBERT KWASNA Bobby” Each of us fits best into only one place, and it's up to us to find that place. FELECIA LAMB Boo” Woman was created from the rib of man, not from his head to be above him nor his feet to be walked upon, but from his side to be equal near his arm to be protected and close to his heart to be loved. Spanish Club Hockey Leaders Club Soccer Basketball Volleyball RICHARD KULESA Football Soccer SHARON KULESA Basketball Track Tennis Girl’s Leaders Club Tomorrow’s World Work- Study Program 44 Headstart Christmas Party Float Com- mittee Wrestling JOAN LAMB Be what you are, and not what you aren’t” Headstart Christmas Party Basketball Hockey DOROTHY LATHAM Dottie” G.L.C. Varsity and J.V. Cheerleading G.O. Cheerleading Basketball Volley- ball Hockey Baseball SALVATORE LA MEN DO LA Sammy” It is better to walk than to run. It is better to sit than to walk It is better to sleep than to sit It is better to die than to wake up.” Basketball Choir Humanities Span- ish Club Newspaper Staff Tutoring Internship Talent Show LESTER LANGHORNE M.D” Black Ensemble P2 Staff MARY LAWRENCE Tomorrow’s World Club Art Club Yearbook 45 Basketball DIANE LEVASSEUR Sugar” Library Club Tomorrow’s World Club Drama Club Choir Girl’s Ensemble Yearbook Editor Senior Pictures Home- coming Float Committee Girl’s Bowling Prom Committee • Never hurt someone that doesn’t hurt you. Always put yourself in his shoes and see how you feel.’’ KIM LEHMKUHL Basketball Intramurals National Honor Society Art Club Vice President Year- book Ping Pong Float Committee ALISA LEVENTHAL Lisa’ Junior Class Vice President Tennis Yearbook Staff 46 PATRICIA LINTON Pati Are you lonely oh my brother? Share your vitle with another. Reach a hand to one unfriended. And your lonliness is ended. Future Nurses Club Biology Club Art Club NICOLE LOSEE BARBARA LOWERY Barb' Live each day to the fullest. Get the most from each hour, each day, and each age of your life. Then you can look forward with confidence and back without regrets. J.V. and Varsity Cheering G.O. Cheer- ing and Intramural Basketball, Tennis Yearbook Staff Pep and Poster Club Senior Class Treasurer Latin Club Spanish Club Prom Committee Home- coming Committee National Honor Soci- ety STASIA LITWIN Stacy Yesterday is already a dream, tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived will make every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Track Softball Talent Show Gym- nastics MASON LUCAS III Bongo King' What’s Going On 47 Black Ensemble Bicycle Club GREGORY MACK Football Wrestling League Champ Co-Captain MVP STEVEN MARTIN Don’t surround yourself with yourself Football Soccer GO Basketball Tomorrow’s World Club Spanish Club Float — Reindeer Concert Committee Original Member of Musketeers MAUREEN MANNING A o Keep your face always toward the sun- shine, and the shadows will fall behind you. • GLC Volleyball Basketball Softball Tennis • Headstart Christmas Party GO Cheerleader Pep Club Homecoming Committee GO President Look out Basketball Football Track 48 Silly, wasn’t it? How to make up if your words have been strong? When both keep insisting the other one’s wrong? Silence or crying won’t solve it by half; The only thing now that will work is to laugh. Transfer from Mercy SAC Horseback Riding Club BARBARA MEADE Love is . . . whatever you make it.” Band • Orchestra All-County Band NYSSMA • Track JEFFREY McMAHON Mr • National Honor Society Drama Club A-V Club Library Club ALAN MOHNS • Soccer Wrestling Baseball • Hall Walker LAURIE McKILLOP Basketball Volleyball Tennis Track GLC — Vice President Choir Home- room Representative Tutoring NYS Association of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Fitness Award GLENN MILLER Football Wrestling — Co-Captain Baseball All League Football All Con- ference Football All County Football Long Island Football Team NYS Football Team 2nd League Wrestling ROBERT MOLTER Me Football Cross Country Track Bowl- ing Boces VICA GEORGE MOTTERN. Jr. Squeek” Bowling PAUL MOYLAN Dream what you dare to dream Go where you want to go Be what you want to be LIVE! ’ WALTER MORAN. Jr. It’s your thing” CHRISTINE MURPHY Chris” Love is a special way of feeling...” French Club Pep Band Orchestra Band Yearbook — Sales Homeroom Representative 50 JOAN MURRAY r w • ft Joanie Let each become all he is capable of being.” Girl’s Choir Varsity Choir HEIDI NAWIN Friendship is a love for a person who loves you back.” Band Library Club Health Careers Club CATHERINE MURTHA Only the day dawns to which we are awake.” Cheerleader — Co-Captain Float Com- mittee GO Representative Headstart Party GO Cheerleader Pep Rally Co- ordinator Senior Class Secretary Year- book — Co-Editor in Chief Homecoming Committee Prom Committee Volleyball Band NYSSMA Tutoring Home- room Representative Halloween Wall Committee Orchestra Far Out” Boces Auto Mechanic SUSAN NIEWADOMSKI Mustang Sussie ” Hang in there!” Boces VICA 51 LARRY NOVAK Spider’ • P-2 Staff ROSEANN O’DELL Rosie” Hockey Talent Show Headstart Pro- gram CHIZUKO OBE Chiko Jl -i t n Uuuii I I � I + tb. Rotary Exchange Student from Japan Homecoming Queen Nominee ROSEMARY O’DOWD MICHAEL O’REGAN MICHAELORLANDO Half-truths may seem funny And bring a wry laugh Since people so often Believe the wrong half' Cross Country Library Club P-2 — Student Head SAC MICHAEL OSTLER DIXON PALMER Flash” Life is what I make it.” DEBRA PARIS WILLIAM ORR Soccer Baseball Homeroom Repre- sentative Tomorrow’s World Club Marine Corps Physical Fitness Award GO Basketball Float — Reindeer Float Committee Tutoring Concert Commit- tee 53 VICTOR PERKINS Vic” What’s wrong with my Car??’’ Float Committee Wrestling Yearbook RICHARD PODLAS Stretch” Football GO Basketball Float Com- mittee SHARON POLAKIEWICZ For Sure!” Transfer from Mercy Tutoring Intern- ship JUSTIN PORTER Jay” Life is short; live it up. GO — Vice President Honor Society — Treasurer Tennis Soccer Bicycle Club Tomorrow’s World Club Yearbook Pho- tographer MARIE PINTA Cookie” Business Club Girl’s Choir Varsity Choir Tomorrow’s World Club Girl’s Ensemble • Tutoring 54 DOMINIC POTENZA Gazelle Basketball Basketball Manager Talent Show Tomorrow’s World Club Home- room Representative Float Committee SUSAN PYNE Sue The optimist sees the rose and not its thorns; the pessimist stares at the thorns, oblivious of the rose.” Exchange Student to Guatemala Tennis Latin Club Spanish Club Math and English Tutor Headstart Committee DEBORAH PRICE Debbie 'The world turns, things change, and noth- ing lasts.” Girl’s Choir Varsity Choir — Vice Pres- ident All-County Choir Tennis Gym- nastics Girl’s Ensemble Spanish Club — President National Honor Society 55 JOSEPH QUINN Jr. 'Rudy JAMES RAMBO Jaime JOSEPH RAYNOR Twit Football Baseball Wrestling — Co- Captain All League Football League V — Third Place League V — First Place League V Tournament — MVP MYRA RIDDICK • Spanish Club Library Club Tutoring JUDITH RIBEIRO Judy” Take your time, think a lot Think of everything you got For you will be here tomorrow But your dreams may not. Basketball Tennis Gymnastics Ping Pong New High School Committee Choir Float Committee Pep and Poster Club Yearbook Prom Committee Bicycle Club GO Cheerleader CAROL RIBEIRO Happiness is having friends Tennis Band NYSSMA Bicycle Club Softball German Club Bowling LISA ROBERTS Lee” All you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be Headstart GO Secretary Pep Club French Club Junior Class Treasurer Latin Club Yearbook Band Tomor- row’s World Club NYSSMA Bicycle Club Tennis Student Curriculum Com- mittee Float Committee GO Cheer- leader 56 VINCENT ROBINETTE JENNIFER ROSS Jennie” KIM ROTH MARK ROVIELLO NANCY ROMAN Happiness is graduating from Riverhead High School. Boces VICA Transfer from Port Jefferson Varsity • French Club Band Cheerleader Homecoming Committee Prom Committee Float Committee 57 DENNIS RUGA To me, every hour of the day and night is an unspeakable perfect miracle. Football Concert Committee Three Musketeers Float Committee Float — Reindeer Physical Fitness Award Tomorrow’s World Club Yearbook Pho- tographer SHARON RUSKOWSKI Franny We shall never cease from exploration; and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time ... Senior Class Vice President French Club Float Committee Pep Club Tomorrow’s World Club Prom Committee Sports Yearbook Concert Comm. Tutoring PAUL RUFF Be happy and you’ll make the people around you smile Tomorrow’s World Club Football Concert Committee Tutoring Float Committee Float — Reindeer Three Musketeers DOUGLAS ROWLAND Doug If a path has no obstacles it probably doesn’t lead anywhere. P-2 Soccer Yearbook Staff Tomor- row’s World Club Band Stage Band • Homeroom Representative CYNTHIA RUSEWICZ Cindy Go — head” 58 JAMES RUTHINOSKI Jim National Honor Society Science Club Latin Club Chess Club WANDA RYAN 'The happiness of your life depends on the quality of your thoughts” National Honor Society — President Yearbook — Senior Editor Tomorrow’s World Club — Co-ordinator French Club — Treasurer GO Representative Home- room Representative Pep Club • Junior Class Vice President Math Team • Float Committee Tennis Volleyball — Co- Captain — MVP Basketball Softball Orchestra Choir Stage Band • NYSSMA LAURIE SADOWSKI Just give them love, A little love Because tomorrow depends On little people” SHERYLLSADLER Pee Wee • Pep Club School Store • Track Year- book i SUSAN SADOWSKI Sue • Boces — LPN • VICA 59 VICA Boces — Data Processing RICHARD SANDERS Twerp • National Honor Society — Vice President P-2 Staff Chess Club Biology Club JOHN SCHULLER John” 'All things must pass’ Soccer Spanish Club Tomorrow’s World Club Yearbook — Art Editor Art Club MARGARET SAPIENZA Maggie” Here lies schooldays. Gone forever more. Lessons that it taught me. Will open my life’s door. Quoth the MAGpie . . . Nevermore. Tomorrow’s World Club Majorette Talent Show DIANE SCHULTZ Schulizie” Life is a flower of which love is the honey.” JEANNE SCHAEFER Jeannie A friend is someone who leaves you with all your freedom intact, but who, by what he thinks of you, obliges you to be fully what you are” Cheerleader — Captain GLC National Honor Society Hockey Basketball Track Softball Volleyball Pep Club French Club — Secretary Yearbook Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer • Girls’ State Representative SAC 60 LINDA SCORDO Pokey Smile, God loves you Spanish Club Varsity Choir Tomor- row’s World Club Business Club — Sec- retary National Honor Society Newspa- per • Girl’s Ensemble Transfer from Mercy RANDOLPH SEAMAN Randy Rodent Football Tomorrow’s World Club Boces — LPN JESSE SEAY The Undertaker Gather out of star dust Earth-dust, Cloud-dust, And splinters of hail. One handful of dream-dust Not for sale. MICHAELSENDLEWSKI Mike Get it • Football Basketball Manager SUSAN SCOTTO-I VINO Sue Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. National Honor Society 61 DEIDRE SEYMORE Dee’’ Power to all constructive workers of the Revolution. • Choir Black Ensemble Sports • Majorettes Side By Side VERONICA SPELLMAN Cheerleading PAULINE STELMASCHUK Irvin ” Band Library Club 62 Na-Gang Football Baseball Choir All County Choir P-2 Staff RICHARD STOKLEY Varsity Soccer MARY STOKLEY Mop Dig it the most Baseball Nurses Club Basketball Volleyball BARBARAJEANNE SUMMERVILLE Hr EARLENE STOKLEY Red Bone Band Hockey Nurses Club Pep Club Speechless Am I (again) Today With nothing More To say But Hello and Goodbye. 63 WILLIAM SUNSHINE Bill’’ Gam bare ro seishin’’ Yearbook Tennis Newspaper National Honor Society Science Club Rotary Exchange Student to Japan Tomorrow’s World Club LAURA TALMACE Sorrow is the child of too much joy Cheerleading — Captain Homecoming Committee Homecoming Queen Nominee Homeroom Representative Library Club Track Volleyball KAREN SWINCINSKI Peter Pan Art Club • Drama Club Tomorrow’s World Club Business Club — Secretary Volleyball Open House Guide Year- book Summer Marine Biology Most people I know don’t care for walking on the beach at night. I do. It’s wild and free.’’ Football Track 64 Basketball Football KATHY TOMASZEWSKI If you can’t have the best of everything, make the best of everything you have.” Headstart Christmas Party Sports Homeroom Representative SHIRLEY TRENT Luck • Math Tutor Nurses Club MARK TOOKER Took” He who is really kind Can never be unhappy; He who is really wise Can never be confused; He who is really brave Is never afraid.” Biology Club German Club DIANE TRIOLA Shorty” Office Assistant Science Department Assistant Latin Club ■ PEGGIE TRENT 65 THOMAS TROJANOWSKI Float Committee KATHY TURBUSH Kate MILDRED TUCKER Millie” Live for today Tomorrow may not come Band Softball Volleyball — Manager Library Club Boces Bowling CHERYLTROYAN XT' • Tennis Volleyball Basketball Soft- ball Tomorrow's World Club Library Club RALPH TURNER Poo ♦ Hockey Basketball Volleyball — Homeroom Representative Manager Softball Bowling GLC Library Club Boces VICA 66 DON TUTHILL Viking Party” Football Track Wrestling . REBECCA VALDEZ Becky Oh Great Spirit, Grant that I may not criti- cize my neighbor till I have walked a mile in his moccasins. MARY VAN VLIET • Headstart Christmas Party Pep Club • Float Committee Tutoring • Yearbook « Staff Tutoring Tomorrow’s World Club •Art Club 67 DONNA VINCENT D.T.V.S Intramural Softball Boces V.I.C.A. Club Choir • SAC Library Club Tomorrow’s World Club Chess Club Homeroom Represent- ative and you will find We’ll make a goal of living.” We’ve only just begun, our lives are just beginning So give us time 68 LYLE WELLS When I planted my pain in the field of patience it bore fruit of happiness.” Golf — Captain All League Soccer Band Choir Junior Class President Senior Class President LARRY WILLIAMS Puddin” Wrestling Track Soccer PATRICK WOODMAN Woody” Larry, pass the ball.” Football Soccer Tennis Latin Club National Honor Society Stage Band Monday Night Band Wind Ensemble • Orchestra Band Math Club JIMMY WHITE Dude” Don’t say things YOU don’t mean. ANNETTE WIWCZAR BOCES-LPN Girls Choir Varsity Choir VICA 69 PATRICIA WOODSON Pep Club PETER WULFORST Friday nights are never glum.” BOCES — Auto Mec hanics MARK WOOLLEY Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affec- tion. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment, it is perennial as the grass. Football Track Varsity Band Orchestra Latin Club Drama Club ARNOLD WULFFRAAT Wolf' Band • Stage Band Pep Band Chess Club Wind Ensemble Orchestra GEORGE YAKABOSKI Yakie Susie, I 70 DAVID YOUNG Youngster” Love will be always waiting for you. Wrestling KAREN ZAWIESKI Baseball Basketball I DIANE YOUNG Love is Tom.” Future Nurses Club GLC Library Club BOCES Nursing Program Hockey Volleyball Track Tennis Basketball Party Hearty” 71 G.O. Tournament Basketball SENIORS NO T SHO WN THOMAS ALAZI MO DENISE LENNON JAMES BALNIS MICHAEL LESTER KENNETH BELL CHERYL MILBAUER MICHAEL BROWN GARY MOSLEY OCTAVIA DEAN JILL PATTISON EDWARD FAULKNER ALLAN PERZ GAIL GIBSON LEONARD RICKARD STEPHEN GIBSON MAUREEN SUTTON ROBERT HANSULT ERIC TESTER JOHN HERNANDEZ PAT TRENT Days of Future Past 80 V. W80 1. Dominic Potenza 2. Debra Flippen 3. Butch Grodski 4. Barbara Lowery 5. Susan Scotto-Lavino 6. Donald Dougherty 7. Janet Golden 8. Melanie Hunt 9. Debbie Price 10. Debbie Hay coski 11. Kathy Turbish 12. Glenn Miller 13. Kim Roth 14. Cynthia Jones 15. Alan Mohns 16. Mary E. Davidson 17. Virginia Watson 18. Frederick Hobson 19. Naomi Tyte 20. Vic Perkins 21. Debbie Fusco 22. Joan Murray 23. Susan Pyne 24. Mary Arnau 25. Linda Chase Pg81 1. Karen Faher 2. Ken Budd 3. Catherine Murtha 4. Jeannie Schaefer 5. Judy Ribeiro 6. Sharon Ruskowski 7. Gerry Giovanelli 8. Jodie Boyle 9. Lorna Brackett 10. Billy Talmage 11. Laurie Talmage 12. Craig Schmidt 13. Nancy Burns 14. Barbara Brush 15. Chiziko Obe 16. Kim Lehmkuhi 17. Wanda Ryan 18. Paul Ruff 19. Donna Bores 20. Sammy Lamendola 21. Diane Triola 22. Karen Zawieski 23. Nancy Roman 24. Stacy Velys 25. Carol Ribeiro 26. Dixon Palmer 27. Pat Woodman 28. Pat Linton 29. Diane Young Mrs. Womack 30. Kevin Goree 31. Sandra Lindsay 32. Donna Vincent Pg83 1. Bobby Freeman 2. Kathy Tomaszewski 3. Cheryl Troyan 4. Kim Hackel 5. Mildred Tucker 6. Linda Brandt 7. Sharon Cushman 8. Mindy Geis 9. Lisa Leventhal 10. Susan Sadowski 11. Dotty Latham 12. Diane Foote 13. Jill Hallock 14. Maureen Manning 15. Laurie McKillop 16. Mark Wooley 17. Jeannie Fleischman 18. Rosemary O'Dowd 19. Doug Hahn 20. Annette W’iwczar 21. Sandy Fedun 22. Joe Raynor 23. Lisa Roberts 24. Maggie Sapienza 15. Cindy Harris 16. B. Hillicker 17. Wanda Ryan 18. Darlene Groneman 19. Debbie Hazzard 20. Yasmin Johnson 21. Hilja Allen 22. Sharon Cushman 23. Bobby Kwasna 24. Diane Levasseur 25. M. Aleksandrowicz 26. Chris Murphy 27. Marie Pinta 28. Diane Schultz 29. Sharon Kulesa 30. Denise Celic 31. ? 32. Cindy Johnson 33. Mary Van Vliet 34. Carin Engel 35. Theresa Kornafel 36. L. Sadowski 37. K. Swincinski P 82 1. Felix Dziembowski 2. Marilyn Bokinz 3. Mark Crump 4. Robin Ambrose 5. Evelyn Tyte 6. Walter Hodun 7. Jane Breitenbarh 8. Jesse Seay 9. Linda Scordo 10. Bob Molter 11. Ellen Griffin 12. A. Danilevics 13. Sharon Bullock 14. M. Bruzdoski 84 Miss Pigadis Mr. Zorn Mrs. Corwin 85 87 88 M! 1st Row: R. Watford. C. Wells, D. Welister. W. Zawolich. 2nd Rou : W . Weggrner. R. Yakaboski. S. Zebrowski. B. Youngs, T. Wold. 3rd Rou : M. Welch. J. Woolen. •Uh Row: D. W'oodson. J. WVrnekowski. D. Zurawski, S. White. D. Wise. 5th Row: T. Young. D. Williams. V. Weston, C. Worthington. 6th Row: R. W'ootten. D. Wuefomt, R. Zambrvski. 0. Worthington. 7th Row R. Zak, M. Wells. Teacher— Mrs. Woodman. 1st Row: D. W aid man, G. Trent. T. Tuthill, G. Turchiok. 2rul Row: S. Underwood. R. Hunsucker. M. Underwood. D. Troxell. 3rd Rou B. assallo. A. W’ade. C. Tum, D. Tooker. S. Voeglin. kh Row: L. Trent. S. Wanat. S. Thrall. 5th Rou: K. Trent. P. Trent, J. Tyre. Teacher — Ms. Pigadis. HR 215 94 1st Row: B. Siv � n, R. Skraw, F. Seymore, J. Stephens. N. Sha . 2ni, '.ow: A. Sydlowski. ?' «’D. Skarka. S. Stewart. K. Teler. R. Skeeter. E. Shea. M. Smith. 4 1 Row: M. Shackleford. L. Szrzepanik. D. Terry, C. Stotsky, D. Tann. 5tl Rou: E. Scott. L Strickland. L Schuster. L TaImage. M. Seymore. B. Stokley. Teicher— Ms. Farran. HR 216 1st Row: R. Rohinson. D. Newhall, H. Rogers, J. Robinson. 2nd Row: F. Roche. J. Sain), A. Ruskowski. R. Rohinson. 3rd Row: S. Ruskowsky, R. Ryder. D. Schmidt. R. Roberts. 4th Rou I). Sadler, P. Sapirn a. C. Ruth. M. Schultz. 5th Rou . K. Rychliuski. C. Savo. T. Sadler. R. Ruff. L. Schroeder. 6th Row: 0. Ruthinowski. S. Schneider. J. Roemer. C. Ross, Mr. Kozyra. HR 217 95 HR 218 1st Rou: J. Orlando, W. Perkins, K. Raynor. A. Priapi. 2rul Rou . K. Petraazewski. F. Palladino, K. Penny, L Perkins. 3rd Row: S. Peterson, S. Peterson. M. Pipezynski. D. O’Dowd. •hh Row J. Ogcka, S. Podlas. K. Quincy, N. Rcycr. 5th Row R. Pierro. B. Patricks, P. Richards. P. Pinta. I. Peterson. 6th Row: D. Pjiugst. C. Potenza, D. Porter. Teacher — Mr. Mills. 1st Row: D. Mohns. D. Matusiak. J. McMillan. T. Moy Ian. R. Marsh. I.. Mado. 2nd Row: C. Nuzzo. B. Murtha, S. Murphy. R. Messner. R. Nichols. 3rd Row: J. Matusiak. A. Morini. A. Miller, Y. Rachulta. I . Moore. M. Memela. Uh Rou. P. Murray. K. Murray. L Mott. K. Merkel. 5th Rou R. Nuzzo. A. Moshier. E. Nelson, S. Moslo. W. McKavish, J. Merkel. Teacher — Mrs. McCauley. 96 1st Rou: A. Langhornc. H. Lamb, K. Krieger, E. Krzczanowicz. 2nd Row: S. Lovr, J. Kulcsa, B. I-apinski, J. Kruszon. 3rd Rou : R. Kricger. M. Lcggon. T. Le Valley, K. Lonski. 4th Rou: J. Kruszon, M. Lester. 5th Rou•: D. Kruk, P. Lamendola. S. Levandowski. 6th Rou: R. Ladha. D. Lrvasseur. P. Longlcy. A. La Grasse. R. Marsh. C Langhome. Teacher — Mrs. G n in. HR 221 1st Rou : J. Kasprzyk. R. Karl. K. King. T. Kozakicwicz. 2ntl Rou P. Kenler. J. Kosciuszko. L. Hughes. K. Jackson. 3rd Rou: R. HoIm huh. B. Humphrey, M. Jones, M. Jones, Y. Jackson. 4th Rou ■ G. Janis. F. Kozakiewicz. E. Houston. B. Keyes. Teacher — Ms. Beckman. HR 222 97 1st Row: R. Hichborn, C. Hobson, V. Hicks. D. Harris. 2nd Row: R. Harris, J. Hojenski. R. Hand. R. Hintze. 3rd Rote: B. Horn ?, H. Hair, C. Hodun, E. Hansult, B. Holm. •Uh Row: D. Hardy, J. Henry, D. Harris, D. Hardison, B. Homer. D. Harrison. 5th Rou•: M. Harris. K. Ames, S. Amderson, P. Heimroth. J. Haney. 6th Rou: N. Harris, L Hanschman. C. Hallock. C. Hariens. Teacher: Ms. Klein. HR 223 1st Row: D. Gilbert, S. Gibbs, S. Gray, D. Gilbert. 2ml Row: V. Garvin. D. Gatz, R. Hackett, E. Grattan. 3rd Row M. Golden, W. Gotch, T. Goodwin, V. Garbat. •Uh Row: H. Goff. D. Groneman. J. Got inter, D. Graves. 5th Rou: D. Groneman. J. Grodski, J. Gladick, J. Graff. 6th Rou: R. Greene, R. Griffin. T. Grabas. Teacher: Mr. Zorn. HR 224 98 HR 226 1st Row: J. Crump. W. Davis, D. Deegan, R. Danowski, K. Davis, M. De Santis. 2nd Rou: J. Crump, J. Czech, M. Davis. 3rd Rou : D. Cushing, S. Cox, R. Edwards, K. Davidson, C. Coyle. 4th Rou: M. Doroski. S. Doroski. D. Danowski, R. Dudley. 5th Rou: A. Davis. E. Pietras. D. End res. L. Edwards. 6th Row: L Davidson. J. Doherty, M. Elkins. L Davidson. W. Edwards. Teacher: Ms. Brink. HR 227 1st RouE. Erwin. H. Fedorick. J. Gagliardo, J. Cadbois. 2nd Rou: R. Fioto, A. Galasso, J. Fusco. A. Galantr. 3rd Row: J. Gagowski. S. Flippen. C. Friel, M. Ferrante. 4th Row: L. Forster, M. Figumy. D. Galka. B. Franke. 5th Row: V. Frawlry. M. Flanagan. C. Gabrielson, R. Gancanc. 6th Rour A. Forgione, M. Frizlowski. Teacher: Mr. Winfield. 1st Rou: C Bullork. D. Buonandurd, D. AmhroM . K. Calcaterra. 2nd Rou : C. Booker. V. Brown. K. Breitenbach. W. Boudreau. 3rd Roto: M. Brandt. W. Brown. B. Booker. W. Brown. 4ih Rou T. Bonczyk. J. Burgess, B. Brown. E. Brown. D. Brown. 5tJi Rou: T. Blydenburgh. R. Brown, J. Booker, C. Caldwell. 6ih Rou K. Brown, V. Booker, R. Bulak. Teacher: Ms. Salvito. ■ HR 232 1st Rou: G. Cardinali. M. Ferguson. D. Cheshire, C. Cicotto. 2nd Rou: K. Carrick. L. Powell, C. Cox, C Conforli. 3rd Rtw: A. Cline. D. Cherouski. K. Conklin, T. Corwin. ■Uh Rou : A. Carter. P. Freemen. D. Collins. V. Carter. 5th Rou: J. Conforti. L. Chabot. B. CamplK ll. V. Clarke. 6th Rou: B. Cooper, D. Chasse. D. Camibe. Teacher Mr. Van Slyke. 231 100 HR 234 lU Rou: J. Anderson. P. Bryrr. J. Berry. R. Blanton. 2nd Rou: J. Bieser. R. Aid rid, C. Aleksandrowirz, M. Bilski. 3rd Row D. Bezner. L. Benjamin. J. Allen, S. Apecello. 4th Rou : A. Berkford, C Bartlett, T. Barnes, P. Bergh. G. Bennett. 5th Rou: J. Alexander. J. Barium-1. V. Atkins. A. Blanton. 6th Row: T. Anderson. T. Berliner. Tearher — Ms. Cohen. 101 1st Row: J. Aramm. M. Memola, M. Doherty, D. Densceski. M. Davis. 2nd Rou T. Carroll. M. Capkanis, M. Caffrey, S. Boomer, R. Chandler, C. Contino. 3rd Row: M. Doroski. T. Curven. J. Edwards. M. Bulls, L Davidson. 4th Row: A. Brill, P. Campbell. L Cavaluci, D. Corwin. J. Danowski. 5th Row: K. Cushman. D. Campbell, V. Cavaluri, E. Burke. Teac hers — Mr. Herzog and Mr. Husing. 1st Row R. Bergman. R. Amerson. E. Britenbarh. T. Brandi. R. Brown. J. Breilen- baeh, K. Beckford, W. Atkins. 2ntl Row: J. Bee her, J. Cain. C Crohan. P. Benko. M. Bergh. C. Brown, W. Edwards. H. Rogers. 3rd Rou : S. Ashauer. J. Bogan. D. Calraterra. C Bulak. J. Bales. E. Boggs. 4th Row L. Cenotti. S. Bouc keau. L. Bores. K. Brooks. K. Chandler. E. Sdylewski. H. Fisher. 5th Row: S. Barnes. K. Berezny. L. Bales. C. Booker. Teachers — Mr. Herzog and Mr. Husing. 102 HR 135 1st Row: J. Fitzsimmons. H. Fisher. M. Greine. R. Fuerderer, N. Ferris, T. Fagra . 2nd Row: P. Grodski, S. Frickc. K. Goodwin. S. Go timer. E. Fialkowski. 3rti Row: S. Erickson, D. Golden. M. Fedun. J. Franklin. •Uh Row: M. Forbc . G. Foster. H. Franke. B. Fialkowski. 5th Row: A. Fearon. D. Flood. P. Flannery. D. Elliot. D. Eimers. G. Fox. Teacher — Mr. Sisson. 1st Row: M. Hughes. P. Guyette. R. Andrychowski. R. Horton, J. Guild. D. Halsey, B. Holbrook. W. Hysell. 2nd Rou: J. Hill. L. Jar ombek. W. Ilaupt. H. Hubbard. M. Hotchkiss. W. Hichbom. 3rd Row: P. Ilodun. I). Haynes. J. Harlkaugh, L Hahn. ■1th Row: M. Jarzombek. K. Hilliker. T. Groneman. C. Hallock. R. Hayden. Teacher — Ms. Rose. HR 134 103 HR 132 Isi Row: W. Johnson. K. Johnson. P. Kaczmarek. D. Johnson. F. Klalt. 2nd Rou: R. Johnson. D. Koller, T. Jasinski. D. Koroleski. S. Kart. 3rd Row. R. Karaenski, P. Kunitz. K. Lawless. D. Lapardi. •Uh Row: Y. Jones. L. Jones, S. Langhorne, L. Kukla. K. Kelly. 5th Rou : M. Jensen. R. langhome. E. Jennings. J. Kowalsick, C. Kura. 6th Row: R. Lamh. S. Kozerski, D. Langhorne. L Langhorne. Teacher— Mrs. C. Adams. 1st Row: F. Mackie. C. McCombe. R. Mayer, J. Locicero. N. Macksel. L. Lindsay. 2nd Rou M. Mayo. B. Mack. L. Lehmkuhl, S. Magrisi. B. Lukas. 3rd Rou : C. Levasseur. M. Mason. W. McCafferiy. N. Maslo, H. Manning. ■Uh Rou : K. Mayo. T. Lesniak, S. Lynch, C. Leggon. C. Mack. Teacher— Ms. Szczesny. 104 HR 133 1st Rou: C. McKavish. B. Miller. E. Nash. A. Moore, C. McKay. 2rui Rou : L Murphy, L. Naniolka, J. Merkel. A. Miles, T. Moore. 3rd Rou M. Mcmola. J. Murphy, S. Naugles. J. McCraw. ■hh Row: S. Moran. A. NethercoU, J. Nine. M. Nelson. R. McMahon. 5lh Row: I). Nicosia. K. Nash. D. Mueller. J. Moore, J. McPherson. T. Meagher. B. McSleen. Teacher — Mrs. Stevens. 1st Rou M. Osman. J. Reichel, L Pulaski. Y. Pedziwater. 2rui Row: B. Remsen, E. Ostler, C. Quinn. K. Palladino. R. Reid. 3rd Rou : C. Porter. J. Pyne. S. Okula. C. Palmer. 4th Row: J. Porter. T. Blanton, A. O’Dell. S. Phelps. 5th Row M. Oliver. T. O’Neil. J. Owen. D. O’Dell. 6lh Rou: B. Richardson. J. Raynor. G. Pence, G. Prete. 7th Row: R. Quinn. M. Wade. Teacher — Mr. Van Siyke. 105 HR 128 1st Rou: J. Sabol, D. Segal. 2nd Rou : D. Smith, A. Riddick. D. Sabol. P. Shinder. W. Saperelein. 3nl Rou B. Scott. R. Seery. I. Semaschuk. M. Richardson. P. Smith. 4th Rou. L Roberts. J. Seaman. D. Smith. R. Speck man. C. Sims. 5lh Rou : T. Slavonik. K. Smith. E. Sheridan, R. Shea. T. Sadowski. W. Smith. 6th Rou: S. Salto. T. Ruthinoski. F. Scordo. M. Sendlewski, D. Sadowski. Teacher — Mr. Womack. 1st Rou: T. Teuber. B. Taimadgc. L. Thompson. 2ml Rou F. Stawski. R. Grusso. D. Suden. M. Stupke. 3rd Rou . E. Truskolaski. E. Sydlowski, E. Stewart. P. Trojanowski. 4th Rou: E. Turner, E. Tucker. L. Troyan. K. Tilley. M. Thomas. Teacher— Mr. Butler. HR 117 106 HR 116 1st Rou K. Zurek. I). Han ok. C. Wursi. S. Vonalzski. J. Nava� . S. Wolborsky. 2nd Rou: K. W'ataon. D. Vrguilla, J. Zilnirki. H. TyU . W Winn. K. White, M. W ar- ner. 3rd Rou : I). Zarro. A. Wagoner. D. Van Slyke, T. Wrrnikowski. ■Uh Rou: K. Young. M. L'mlcnvood, S. Tuthill, B. Wiwczar. Teacher — Ms. Noniinillo. 107 1st Row: B. Benjamin. D. Allen. C. Beckford. F. Amodeo. M. Brcitenback, L. Bourh- ard. 2nd Row: K. Allen. D. Boomer. W. Barnes. D. Bailey. 3rd Row: S. BAek, S. Breitenhach, D. Bagshaw. F. O’Neil. ■Uh Row: E. Bauer. H. Abrams. R. Berezny. 5th Row: W. Biydenhurgh. F. Bartalomy. VI. Beni. A. Apicello. Teacher — Mr. Rana. 1st Rou G. Cramer. VI. Cushing. C. Crohan. D. Cassidy. M. Davidson. D. Carriek. 2nd Row: N. Bulak. W. Danowski. M. Caruso. C. Conforti. 3rd Ron: C. Cucchiara. J. Cline. C Cox. B. Denelriou. B. De Palm. Uh Rou: B. Chmielewski. D. Costa. T. Corwin. J. Cushman. S. Budgin. T. Bulak. Teacher— Mrs. I,eCann. 108 1st Row: F. Farruggia. S. Kendrick. D. Foster. D. Gayda. S. Fox. 2nd Row: C. Fisher. M. Dowbusz, C Dillinger. M. Flippen. J. Fuson. J. Fuerderer. 3rd Row: S. Forbes, K. Fagan. K. DiPierro. R. Fleischman. S. Fuhlbrugge. 4th Row: E. Ferguson. D. F.lliot, S. Fagan. E. Gar kit. E. Draper, D. Doroski. J. Frank. A. Dudley. Teacher — Mr. Kamp. 1st Row: R. Hale. G. Hai lip. M. Griffin. 2rul Row: E. Go ha. P. Golden. S. Gibel. 3rd Row: S. Gilleney. C. Harding. A. Gray. E. Haas. B. Grodski. 4th Row: B. Goleski. M. Grahas. G. Goode. 5th Rou. A. Golfo. A. Hackert. 6th Rou G. Hanson. D. Goldman. R. Harrison. Teacher Mrs. Hahn. 109 1st Rou N. Ka� pryzk. S. Hubbard. N. Kelly. V. Hobson. VI. Johnson. 2tui Rou: J. Koenig. S. Karl. P. Jordan. I. Jam� ? . L Hugh ? . T. Jam� ? . 3rd Rou : J. Hinlze. B. Klit'k, B. Hiehborn. P. K� s s. ■Uh Rou : D. Karl. T. Kesler. Tea� her — Mr. Rapti) . 1st Rou K. loGrasse, M. Kul« ? a. M. Krajewski. M. Kri� ger. R. Kniger. R. long- horn. 2nd Rou : P. Lopez, T. Kowalsick. J. I ggon. J. Komosinski. D. Lawless. 3rd Rou M. lomendola. J. Kru on. R. K«� zaki� wi� 'z, J. Li Pardi. M. I.uras. hh Rou : T. Kujawski. D. Larhuk. C. Koroleski. C. L� nnon. L Leventhal. 110 1st Row M. Mahoney. J. Naugles. S. Mazzo. M. Manning. 2nd Row L. Lyons. C. MrKiivbh. H. Lure, D. Miller. 3rd Row: C. Mahoney. P. Obie. B. Mayo,T. Moylan. 4th Rou: I). Ma gul ki. V. Miles. M. Merk. R. Mayo. 5th Rou: S. Lukas. M. McKasty, S. Markowski. F. Meyer. 6th Rote: K. Nelhercoll, M. Monroe. K. MeGal . M. MeKay, J. MarDonald. Tear her Mr. O'Connell. Isi Row: M. Robinson. D. Parker. L. Patterson. B. Ostler. 2ml Row: S. Pertiller, G. Robinson. C. Rossett. J. Pajiageorge. 3rtl Rou: [). Rollins. E. Randolph. S. Palmer. R. Roth. ■Uh Rou: S. Snodgrass. J. Palludino. E. Rossi, S. Snurd. C. Peterson. 5lh Rou : V. Priapi. G. Painly. B. Santiago, E. Snurk. 6lh Row L. Penny. J. Pulaski. P. Podlas. J. Polakicwicz, S. Quinn. R. Rorhe. E. Reeve. Teacher I). Korth. Ill 1st Row: W. Taylor. P. Tilley. E. Stewart. L Siebert. B. Sendlewski, J. Sendlew- ski. J. Schmidt. 2nd Row: G. Trent, R. Szrygiel. N. Tommasini. K. Skrrrker, C. Schypers, N. Sla- vonik. 3rtl Rou: J. Soyars, M. Trent, C. Sydlowski. R. Smith. P. Schulty. C. Schuster. D. Seotto. ■Uh Row: D. Seymore. R. Segal. T. Stafford. R. Swjecki. L Taylor. R. Timman, P. Scott. Teacher— Mr. O'Neil. 1st Rou L Turrhick. S. Van Schdick. P. Yakalxtski. R. Valek. T. Zapisek. 2ntl Row: S. Young. 0. Zukowski. D. Wildt, D. Witt. 3rd Rou : S. Underwood. L. Maurer. H. Werner. C. Y oung. ■Uh Rou H. Tuthill.T. Waldron. L. Young. M. Velys. 5th Row: C. Wilson. 0. Webster. D. Wells. G. Trutner. 6th Row: N. Van Y'liet. D. Troyan. 7th Row: E. Wright. C. Whyard, K. Young. Teacher — Mr. MrKeighan. 112 Class Officers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Lyle Wells, Catherine Murtha Barbara Lower) , Sharon Ruskowski (missing) JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mr. Herzog — advisor Lisa Leventhal, Trish Grover, Laurel Nodine FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: No photo available Donna Harris, Larry Anderson, Sherry Flippen, Annie Beekford SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Nancy Maekel. Sue Boomer, (missing) Sue Moran Page Sponsor: SEE NEEFERS, INC. 13 ____________d an empty stadium the silence of a coliseum. they are all past us now. we shall never feel the same again. when we cheer — the roar will be less meaningful; we leave behind memories of victories and defeats joy and sorrow but — as long as sports are here so will the people that make it. another year has passed but more shall follow. once again the stadium will fill with enthusiastic fans young and old: the coliseum will ring with the cries, once again there will be victories and defeats joy and sorrow but — they will never seem as meaningful as ours. dg 1 r je cl •Nf Top Row: L-R Coach Herzog. 0. Monroe, G. Mack, B. Grodski. R. Podia . W. Spellman, L Hughes, K. Nash. B. Talmagr, T. Crump, B. Timmens, R. Bieniewicz, Coach Marille. MuUilr: L-R M. Hughes. F. Hobson. D. Rollins, H. Luce, J. Sean, Z. Woodson, G. Miller, J. LaPardi, D. Collins. T. James. J. Houpe. Bottom: L-R J. Raynor. W. Moran. M. Manning. E. Wright. J. Atkins. K. Budd, D. W'ells, M. Wooley. The 1973 Riverhead Varsity Football Season was a very successful one for the Blue Waves. They posted an unblemished record of 8 wins and no losses. Statis- tically they had the most potent offense and toughest defense in the county. The highlight of the season came when they demolished Easthampton 42-10, for the A-I Championship. This year’s team was the first undefeated team since 1957. We are losing 16 seniors, but have many experi- enced underclassmen returning. The Varsity team would like to thank Coach Herzog and Coach Marelli for assisting them to the great team of 1973. Coach Herzog All League Junius Atkins Zippy Woodson Tony Crump Ken Budd Glenn Miller Lonnie Hughes Joe Raynor Tony James All Conference Tony Crump Zippy Woodson Glenn Miller 128 It's O.K. guys, everything � under control. Now I know she’ out there somewhere.” Don't step on my contact lenses. Up. up, and away. 129 Junior Varsity Top Rou LR S. Jackson. M. Brrgh. M. Scndlcwski. B. Wallers, B. Martin. C. Kura. S. Apicello. P. Bergh. R. Chandler. B. White. R. Skeeter. Mi,UUr LR Coach Haas. J. Kowalsick. T. Meagher. J. Moore. M. Davis. L Kukla. T. Young. J. Manning. K. Blasko, D. Calka. J. Raynor. J. Crump. S. Pod las. J. Allen. R. l-ulk.i. S. Gotimer. K. Davis. K. Brooks. Coach Stewart. Bottom LR J. Danowski. T. Hubbard. B. Francke. H. Francke. A. Carter. M. Fedun, C. Preeie. J. Breitenbach. J. Ogeka. S. Doroski. B. Fialkowski. D. Woodson. B. Murtha. AhsrrU: T. Brandt. F. Lopez, D. Porter. T. Tuthili. R. Zambzryski. J.V. followed Varsity very well in their 73 season. They should be rewarded for their drive and determination. Many J.V. players will be moving on to Varsity to replace the many seniors leaving. Those J.V. players that you may see will be possessing the tal- ents that led them to their successful year. Coach Stewart and the J.V. team should be commended for giving R.H.S. the honor it has received during this football season. Coach Stewart 131 From Row: L-R S. Grodski, D. Rowland. P. Woodman. J. Beyer. L Williams (Co. Capt.). C. Bouchard (Co. Capt.). D. Campbell. L Wells. D. Palmer. J. Franklin. Bark Row: LR Coach Husing. G. Alexandrowicz. B. Santiago. J. Johnson. D. Bagshaw. D. Martin. C. Stokley. V. Priapi. B. Stokley. H. Campbell. M. Capkanis. R. Quinn. J. Schuller. S. Leggon. All League Soccer Jerry Beyer David Cambell Joe Johnson Doug Rowland Larry Williams All County Charlie Bouchard Varsity Soccer Team this season showed some potential for the coming years. The team had a lot of fight when they demonstrated their victory over Smithtown West, kicking Smithtown out of first place. Another super victory came when they defeated Wm. Floyd 2-1. They played their utmost in all the games showing very close scores. They were defeated by Bayport, league champs, by 1-0 only in the last 2 minutes of play. Although the seniors felt they could of had many more victories they would like to take this time to express their gratitude to Coach Husing and Coach Butler for making them the players they have become. J. V. Soccer Well boys here is the picture that seemed to be taken over and over again. You had a great season and we hope to see all of you return next year. Page Sponsor: SEAR’S 133 Tennis The following students were on the 1973 Riverhead Tennis Team: Justin Porter Ernest Draper Pat Woodman Robert Harrison Barry Dejesus Don Elliott Wanda Ryan Benny Santiago William Sunshine Mike Tepper David Doroski Glen Young Ed O’Neil Paul Shinofr David Bagshaw Tom Ruthinowski Joe Paladino Doug Van Slyke Kevin McCabe Jim Pyne Art Hackert Tom Fagras The Team was in a new league this season — Spring 1974 — League 6. Coach Stupke The following teams made up the leagues: Miller Place Stony Brook Easthampton Southampton Westhampton Southold Riverhead 134 J. V. Cross Country L R P. Langley. R. Roberts. D. Enders, L Atkins, S. Tooker. T. Blv- denburg. Absent: T. Milligan. D. Thomas. J. Moshier. Mgr. Brian Mayo Varsity Absentees: Anthony Parrish Eric Tester 135 Bridgehampton 60-56 Bayport 7646 Sag Harbor 58-41 Lindenhurst 58-50 Easthampton 4345 Southampton 70-55 Bell port 64-57 WesthamptOH ' 61-41 Wm. Floyd 73-64 Longwood 53 62 Bayport JkBp. 71-54 Easthampton 57-61 Southampton 5049 fid] port 76-67 Westhampton 60-43 Wm. Floyd 63-52 Longwood 5647 Standing: L-R D. Van Slykr. D. Polrnza. 0. Monroe. B. Grodski, R. McCoy. B. Talmage. L. Penny. D. Troyan. M. Kobylcnski. K. Nash, G. Mosley. T. James. Mgr. M. Sendlewski. Front Rou: E. Wright, L. Hughes. M. Lee. B. Hichbom. This basketball season of 1973-74, seemed to reflect the football season all over again. From the very start of the season the fans could notice the drive both J.V. and Varsity acquired. Looking back at the scores one can only see how determined the team was to win the championship. The boys had a feeling of togetherness on the court this year which they feel led them to their success. We are very proud of both the Varsity and Junior Varsity in continuing the drive for success this season. They proved that R.H.S. does have the potential for another successful year in the future. There is a loss of 8 seniors from the Varsity team but they are leaving behind good prospects from J.V. and the Varsity team itself. We hope this year has been an inspiration for the following years. 137 Hallelujah! County All-Star: Lonnie Hughes PL A YOFF Lindenhurst 63-57 Bay Shore 55-54 Brentwood 51-44 Central Islip 61-69 138 Kneeling: 1.-R P. Koczmarek L. Langhorne D. Langhorne M. Mayo C. Pence M. Hughes Second Ron : L R D. Johnson M. Osman R. While R. Donaldson M. Edwards — Mgr. Junior Varsity Back Rtm : LR K. Mayo E. Wilson C. Brown M. Green R. Skeeter C. Langhorne Coach Patterson I would like to take this time to apologize to the Freshman team for not having a team picture for the yearbook. The best that could be done was to mention those boys who made up the team this season. I hope Coach Rose and all the boys will forgive me. darlene (sport editor) Freshman Tram 1973 74 Season Paul Bergh Kevin Blasko Al Carter Joe Czech Harry Hale Doug Love Keith Brown Coach J. Rose Jim Tyre Andrew Langhorne Mike Underwood Steve Thrall Rory Gancarz David VanSlyke Dennis Gilbert Managers: Vic Clarke Mike Brandt 139 Another lecture about the doV and the don’t . Wrestling Pag Sponsor: THE OSBORNE INN Ml Golf C. Macabe, F. Scordo. C. Trutncr. D. Haines. T. Burlincr. Mr. Womack. Bowling For the seventh year in a row, the Riv- erhead bowling team won the League IV title. This year in addition to their league title, they also won the Section XI (Suf- folk County) title and were fourth in the Intersectional (State) tournament. River- head was 14-0 in dual match competition. This was the first ever undefeated season for Riverhead. Three new school records set this year were team average — 844 in league play (887 overall), team game — 1004. and team series — 2759. 145 an empty locker room which echoes no more of roars of victory or sounds of sorrow we close the door and leave behind the thought we will never pass this way again darlene 149 Page Sponsor: KID STUFF Varsity Cheerleaders Shirley Skeeter — No Pholo Kim Roth (Captain — Basketball Season) Catherine Murtha (Co-Captain — Football Season) Barbara Sendlewski Diane Nicosia Carolyn Mahoney Kim Hilliker « 158 Junior 159 160 Softball ’73 161 162 Page Sponsor: NORTH VILLE DOCKS 168 The here and the now The then and the there Between them both we stand. Past and present Future and hope Dreams of what we are to be. Memories of old and new Merging in endless days Ending the beginning. — Davidson — We are each a leaf on the tree of life All common to one root, but free among branches. We have seen the wind, rain and sun together. And with this experienced the beginning of our lives As we grow, we seek the perfection or our learning. Now with the autumn of our lives having arrived. We fall in solitude, knowing we must learn again. 170 The Way We Were Memories light the corners of my mind. Misty water color memories Of the way we were. Scattered pictures Of the smiles we left behind, Smiles we gave to one another. For the way we were. Can it he that it was all so simple then. Or has time re-written every line? If we had the chance to do it all again. Tell me would we? Could we? Memories may be beautiful, and yet What’s too painful to remember We simply choose to forget. So it’s the laughter We will remember. Whenever we remember The way we were Ther w'ay we were. Lyrics Alan and Marilyn Bergman 171 Clubs and Activities Student Government 73-74 Advisor. Mr. MrKeighan. REPS: M. Manning, C. Drnsirski. J. Porter, G. Giotanelli. R. Segal. R. Jennings, D. Troyan. P. Jordan. G. Trutner. S. Frilce. K. Beckford, D. Halsey, M. Ames. M. Doroski. B. Sission, C. Potenza. 174 Advisor, Mrs. Bell. 175 Advisor, Mr. Garcia — Gomez. Advisor, Mr. Gascoyne. Latin Club 177 178 179 Advisor, Mrs. Nash. B I a c k E n s e m b I e and Black S o I i d a r y Day 180 181 182 Advisor, Mr. Abrahms. Chess I u h 183 184 The Haunted Honeymoon by Jonathan Troy 186 Homecoming 1973 The 19 3 foolhail season marked the firs! Homecoming Day Riverhead has ever had. Sponsored by Varsity Club and G.O.; the day included such activities as floats, alumni and the election of a Homecoming queen. An unusually large crowd cheered River- head on to beat Elwood. The prize for the best float went to the class of 5 and 2nd went to the class of 74. The Homecoming court was as follows: Queen, Karen Faber Junior Attendant, Robin Roth Sophomore Attendant. Wendy Edwards Freshman Attendant, Vanessa Hicks 2nd Place Float (Seniors) 1st Place Float (Juniors) Freshman Float P-2 STAFF Don; P2 Father Figure; Peanut, P2 Earth Mother; Mike Student in Charge. 190 Page Sponsor HAVILS 191 RHS Varsity Band BAND OFFICERS: Pal Woodman Cindy Johnson James Becker Mark Wooley Susan Karl Jill Hallock Freshman Band Stage Band Vocal Department Station Head� . Senior Choir and Girls Choir, in concert. Mr. Roberts, Instructor. 195 All-County Winners (Music Department) Senior Band Regent's Scholarship Winners Justin Porter Wanda Ryan Rob Hansult Mike Capkanis Richard Sanders Bill Talmage Not Shown Jimmy Rulhinowski Doug Hahn Dennis Koenig 197 Alternates Not Shown Mary Davidson Jill Hal lock P a t W o o d m a n WRHS To all those on the WRHS staff who were not fortunate enough to make it in this year’s yearbook, have the C A editor’s apology, and the hopes that you'll make it next year. 198 Page Sponsor: McCLELLANS Majorettes 199 Page Sponsor. RAYMOND ZAMBER Yearbook Staff Advisor, Mr. J. Kozyra. 200 Page Sponsor: SECURITY NATIONAL BANK Page Sponsor: FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK Editors-in-Chief, Gerri Giovanelli, Catherine Murtha. P. Jordan Editor Underclassmen, Clubs and Activities W. Ryan Editor Senior Pictures Mona Cushing Girl’s Sports Editor 202 Pag Sponsor: MrCABES Editors Not Shown Sandra Lindsay Senior Editor Barbara Brush Business Editor Yearbook Typist: Page Sponsor: M. Hunt, L. Brandt, J. Boyle WILDWOOD DELI, INC. Our special thanks to Barbara Crump for selling the most YEAR- BOOKS. 203 Our Photographers 204 Pa Sponsor: R M SUPPLY COMPANY 205 Page Sponsor: REGINALD H. FUNERAL HOME 0 Mr. Irwin B. Abrams — English De mrtmeni Chairman Mrs. Elizabeth T. Woodman — English Mrs. Esmc Tuppa — Art 213 Virginia R. Herrald — PhysicaI Education Mrs. Patricia McCauley — English 2U Mr. John Kozyra — English, Philosophy Harold H. Mills — English Mr. Russell V. Smith — Business Mrs. Meryl Cohen — Physical Science Mrs. J. Szczesny — Home Economics Mr. Robert L. Tormey — Social Studies Chairman 215 Miss Jhanise Pigadis — English Philip Roberts — Vocal Music Mr. Leroy Zorn — Science Coach Walter Stewart — Physical EducalionCoach 216 Ms. Jeannette Hope Salvito — English Patrick Kelly — Chemistry Richard C. Gascoyne — Latin Mr. Frank Bickley — Math 218 Linda Klein — English Grace R. Galley — Business Education C. Van Slyke — Science Mrs. Wanda Nardolillo — An Department Coach Jim Gilhooley — Physical Education Coach 219 Mrs. Sally Ann Brink — English Mr. Raymond P. Grossman — Mathematics 220 Wayne Rana — Physical Science Mr. A1 Kamp — Social Studies Mr. S. Robinson — Business Instructor Benjamin Butler — Health Education ■4 A Lorraine F. Nash — Social Studies Augustus Ask in — Mathematics Department Chairman 224 Mrs. Doris Hahn — Social Studies 225 Guidance Stanley W. Krouse Jr. — Director Pupil Personnel Services Lister Brower — Guidance Counselor 226 Mrs. Ruby A. Priapi — School Nurse Teacher Mr. William Finn — Coordinator of Business Education 22 7 Robert H. Stevens — Attendance Teacher Mr. Martin Baker — District Printer Secretary- Aides Mrs. Bertha Tyska — Secretary Mrs. Betty Tyler — Secretary Mrs. Mary Gorman — Aide — Library Ms. Margaret Berry — Secretary Mrs. Grace Sadler — Aide — Library Mrs. Dorothy Bascomb — Secretary Board of Education Standing: Mr. Kobylenski, Mr. Mayo, Mr. Young. Dr. Scudder. Seated: Mrs. Esseks, Mrs. Tooker, Mr. Fricke. 232 233 Shower down boys. We don'! want any stinkers. Illegal, sign in please. Remember, people, speed kills. Eyes on the board please. The answer’s not written on me. Everything is humphy-dory. That’s cool. 234 Alright kids, you’re � mart. hut you’re not that smart. Alright people, quiet down. This is the library. There are people who want to gel their work done in here. May I have your attention please? The whole world is insane. Insanity is relative. Are you there kids — are you there? 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FI RIVERHEADS ’I IEcMtY NATTOlffll. |ApC ( SUFFOLK (XH- NTY ATIONAL B INPiU REAR’S JMINAL mr0 1 1 r 1 i IT mi nil r nil n IN 1 mi 1111 mi mi [ HAVILS like to thank the following people for their help with the yearbook: Leroy Barnes Timmy Barnes Kay Beekford Jerry Beyer Donna Bores April Britt Ken Budd Barbara Crump Carin Engel Karen Faber Debbie Foster Susan Fricke Cathy Gayda Melanie Hunt Linda Jaquith Cindy Johnson Nancy Kelly Jean Koenig Dennis Koenig Theresa Kornafel Terry Kujowski Mary Lawrence Kim Lemkhul Barbara Lowery Kari Lyons Sophie Markowski Larry Maslow Michele McKay Linda Namioka Deborah Price Barbara Remsen Nancy Reyer Special thanks to: Mr. Giannone Mr. Beaver Franke Studios | $0 Jody Boyle ' Linda Brandt Lisa Levant hal Mr. Robert Hildebrandt ind Tlie teachers who let 111 11+ ■' ' In appreciation t our favorite teacher for the years though he’s an intellectuallsnob). (W all the classes we' gained the most from his —We’ll remember. Judy Ribeiro Lisa Roberts Dennis Ruga Sharon Ruskowski Maggie Sapienza Jeannie Schaefer John Schuller June Seaman Deborah Smith Christine Murphy Spano Karen Swincinski Robin Valik Mary Van Vliet Allison Wagoner Virginnia Watson he gave to us; (even ve been through, we 240 Page Sponsor SWEZEY’S