Riverhead High School - Blue Peconic Yearbook (Riverhead, NY)
- Class of 1982
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PECONIC1982 High School, Riverhead, Contents Memoriam P. Faculty P. 5 Clubs And Activities P. 29 Seniors P. 55 Girls Sports P. 131 Boys Sports P. 149 BOCES P. 171 Underclassmen P. 179 Our dedication this year goes out toa very special, unique person—Mr. Stanley Koroleski. He has shown us what dedication truly means, not only is he the yearbook advisor, but has has also been the class of 1982's advisor since our freshman year—a great accomplishment in itself. As Burke said, Men who undertake considerable things, even in a regular way ought to give us grounds to presume ability. “Uncle Stan , as he is known to most of us, certainly has that ability. With a class of students who were (for the most part) bascially apathetic he still managed to plan an enjoyable senior year, as well as producing a wonderful yearbook. The most unique thing about Uncle Stan is his ability to laugh. Through all the hassles of yearbook and class advisorship, he still found time to have fun. We have seen this through the great times we had at float meetings, football games, pep rallies, and other special times. But his smiles also lasted through the rough times he had to endure, along with a few students, because when there was work to be done “Stan did not get much support. Through all these “tough times” one thing we remember is the constant voice of Mr. K saying that he was cynical... but as Somerset Maugham wrote, “If to look truth in the face and not resent it, when it’s unpalatable, and take human nature as you find it.. . is to be cynical, then I suppose I am a cynic. Mr. K. would truly agree. We have decided that half the problem with getting help was best explained by Henry Wadsworth Longfel- low when he said. Most people would succeed in small things if they were not troubled with great ambitions. And surely “Uncle Stan knows of whom we speak. We truly owe this wonderful person our deep gratitude and appreciation. From the bottom of our hearts we sincerely say THANK YOU!!! YOUR GREAT!!! Toots and Sexpot P.S. May your life never be bothered by puppies, kittens or cheap quoted posters... you cynic ...we love ya!!! 3 In Memoriam Mrs. Irene Underwood January 15, 1931- November 30, 1981 The students and faculty of RHS as well as the Riverhead community were greatly saddened by the loss of Mrs. Irene Underwood. She was a River- head graduate who went on to become an outstand- ing Registered Nurse. Working in Central Suffolk Hospital she initiated the thought and started, the out patient clinic there. She was always involved in community activities. Later Mrs. Underwood re- turned to RHS to become our school nurse. We all will truly value the memory of such an outstanding leader as Mrs. Irene Underwood. Patrick Laskey August 7, 1964- Octobor 21, 1981 Many members of RHS were greatly sad- dened upon the death of Patrick Laskey. Pat was killed in an automobile accident. Those of us who knew Pat will always remember his carefree personality and his never ending ability to make people laugh. The circum- stances of his untimely departure will remain as a harsh look at reality. We will all terribly miss our friend and classmate. Patrick Las- key. Orange Samuel Tuthill February 4, 1964-August 16, 1980 When many of the students of RHS arrived for class the first day of school, September 1980. they were shocked to hear that Orange (Samuel) Tuthill had died that summer. Sam, as he was known, was truly a unique human being. While having the ability to appear out- going. he basically kept his personal life to himself. Only those who were truly close to Sam know his every move. While Sam be- friended everyone, many enjoyed his com- pany. We feel a deep sense of the loss of Or- ange Samuel Tuthill. William (Willie) Roach June 13, 1963-October 22, 1981 At the same time that RHS was shocked by- news of Partick's death many were praying for Willie Roach. Willie had sustained critical injuries in the same accident. These were fatal for Willie also. But as a friend said If just one person learns from this, then it is all worth while . We all will greatly miss Willie, but while he is at last safely resting—will we take heed to this warning .... and learn. Administra tion As We, The Class Of 1982, Look Back On Our Years Of High School We Realize That It Was Not Only Our Friends And Good Times That Made Our Years- It Was Also Our Faculty And Staff. We Would Like To Take The Time To Thank Them For The Wonderful Job They Do. We Salute You This Year With Faculty Superlatives-You Are Tru- ly Blue Waves Finest! -Class Of ‘82 Dr. Paul J. McKee Principal Mr. John Clifton Assistant Principal Mr. Antonio DeGrasse Administrative Assistant Office Secretaries Mrs. Dorothy Bascomb Principal Mrs. Bertha Tyska Mrs. Theo Braunskill Assistant Principal Administrative Assistant Most Of Riverhead High School’s Hustle And Bustle Is Usually Han- dled By The Trusty Secretaries . . . The Ones Who Do A Lot Of Work Without A Lot Of Credit. Now Is The Time When We Give Credit Where Credit Is Due. To Our Secre- taries-We Thank You For The Fan- tastic Service You Provide For Our School Systems. Mrs. Betty Tyler Main Office Staff Mrs. Marcy Anderson Home Economics Mrs. Marybelh Andresen School R.N. FACULTY FUNNY Mrs. Ursula Arnone German Mrs. Barbara Barosa-Dudek Girls Physical Education «■ Mrs. Hildur Beekman-Ellner English a L £4} Mrs. Rita Bell Librarian Mrs. Barbara Benedict Science Department Mrs. Lorraine Benton Social Studies Mr. Frank Bickley Math Mrs. Sally Brink English ■FACULTY THESPIAN’’ Mrs. Diana Cheshire Library Aide Mrs. Mary Cholodenko Special Education Mrs. Meryl Cohen Science Mr. Charles Cardona Music Department Chairperson Mrs. Sallie Bruno Special Education Interpreter “FACULTY ANIMA TOR Miss Lorraine Collotta Mrs. Ann Conforti Guidance Counselor Business and Foreign Language Mrs. Julie Conrad Special Education Miss Ann Cotten Business ■‘FACULTY FASHIONIST” 11 Mr. Bruce Dinsmore Science “MOST LIKELY TO GO BETWEEN MOLECULES Mr. John Donaghue School Social Worker Mrs. Eileen Farran English Mrs. Jan Fordonski Special Education 12 Mr. Peter Giannone Business Mr. James Gilhooley Physical Education Coordinator Mr. Eric Glanz Science Mrs. Sara Garcia-Gomez Spanish-Latin Mr. Richard Gascoyne Foreign Language Chairperson ■MOST LIKELY TO WEAR A TOGA ON WEEKENDS” 13 Mrs. Shirley Goleski Attendance Office Personnel ‘■MOST PATIENT WITH UNCLE STAN Miss Odessa Henry Spanish Mr. Raymond Grossman Math Department Chairperson Mrs. Doris Hahn Social Studies 14 Mr. Richard Herzog Drivers’ Education Mr. Stephen Hoyt Social Studies Mr. William Husing Drivers’ Education 15 Mrs. Eugenia Jackolski Health ’’NICEST HAIR AND EYES Mr. Robert Jester Science 1st PRIZE-MUPPET LOOK ALIKE CONTEST Mrs. Elaine Kelsey English Mr. John Keyser Art Department Coordinator Mr. Alex Kamp Social Studies 16 Uncle Stan Koroleski English-Senior and Yearbook Advisor MOST LIKELY TO GET A TATTOO Mrs. Lydia Lever English Department Mr. Robert Lambiase Math Mrs. Laura Lapping Reading 17 Mr. Raymond McKeighan Social Studies THE SILVER FOX Mr. Harold Mills English Mr. Robert Mills Mr. Christopher Moritz Industrial Arts Math 18 Mr. William Norris Social Studies -MOST HELPFUL Mr. Albert O'Connell Social Studies Mr. Thomas O'Neill Social Studies Mrs. Rosa Palmore Guidance Department 19 Mrs. Elizabeth Richard Art Mrs. Marilyn Fiedler Guidance Counselor Mr. Robert Raacke Guidance Counselor Mr. Wayne Rana Science “FACULTY FLIRT” Mr. William Quintana Special Education Mrs. Cynthia Richardson Reading Aide Mrs. Lynda Riess English hi Mr. Philip Roberts Music Mr. Sherwood Robinson Business ‘■BEST DRESSED Mr. John Rose Industrial Arts Mr. Frank Rotenberg Reading Mr. Joseph Sferlazza Science ■BEST NATURED Mrs. Sandra Schwarz Social Studies Department 22 Mr. Paul Sisson Math Mr. Russell Smith Business Mr. Frank Stazzone Business 23 Miss Mary Elizabeth Stanek English FACULTY CUTIE Mrs. Janice Szczesny Home Economics Mrs. Dorothy Szot Math Department Mr. Robert Tormey Social Studies Chairperson Mrs. Barbara W. Van Scoy English FACULTY MUNCHKIN 24 Mr. Charles Van Slyke Science Coordinator Mr. Henry Womack Math Mrs. Emily Whitney Guidance Department Mr. Leroy Zorn Science ■MOST LIKELY TO CLUB UNDERCLASSMEN 25 r THE SUFFOLK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 6 Wesi Second Street Riverhead. New York 11901 92 Years an Independent, Community Bank Full Service Banking with the Local “.Home Town Touch Branches Hampton Bays Weslhampton Beach Wading River Member F.D.I.C. Roulc 'W- Rlvcrhead HAVILS JEWELERS 67 East Main Street. Riverhead 727-4430 “The Latest Styles For All Your Jewelry Needs” COMPLIMENTS OF CARL BOBS 49 East Main Street, Riverhead L.I., New York J. SAUER, INC. Guild Optician Contact Lens Hearing Aids 312 Roanoke A venue Riverhead, L.I.N.Y. 11901 (516) 727-3274 COMPLIMENTS OF BARTHS DRUG STORE Barrv D. Barth. R. Ph. Proprietor STAR UNISEX HA IRC UTTERS GARY 131 Raonoke Avenue. Riverhead Telephone: 727-2882 % Congra tula tions Graduates Class Of 1982 Jr. Jams 6 Sportswear East Mam Street Riverhead. 727-4761 Compliments Of Patient Aids Ctr. Inc. Image Haircutters 40 I’ecome A venue Htverhead. NY 11901 Phone: (616) 727-0406 Appointments Appreciated Caruso's Pizzeria 1104 Old Country Road Riverhcad. New York 11901 LENTINS 54 East Main Street Riverhead. New York 11901 CONGRA TULA TIONS CLASS OF 1982 RA YMOND ZAMBER Heating and Plumbing Well Drilling Farm Irrigation Route 58. Riverhead. New York PA7- 3477 Quality Uniforms at Reasonable Prices THE UNIFORM HUT Roanoke Shopping Center Route 68. Riverhead. New York (516) 369-2299 Charles Hydcll. Owner CAROL SARGE SARGEANT'S REC. CTR., INC. Riverhead Kawasaki Sales Services 1133 Route 58 Riverhead. New York 11901 SNOWMOBILES TOO 727-5988 27 BT RIPTIDE SALUTES . . . NJROTC UNIT 498871 THE CLASS OF 1982 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982 Riverheaci High School Riverhead. N.Y. 11901 Congratulations Mates! Congratulation '82 From The 1981-82 SPANISH CLUB KID STUFF RIVERHEAD, N. Y. From The NINOW’S MUSIC STORE 155 RAILROAD AVENUE RIVERHEAD NEW YORK 11901 727-5595 Latin Club “Mr. Gascoyne’s Niche The 1981-82 Latin Club All Sixty of Them The Latin Club is a state and national organi- zation in which Riverhead High School partici- pates. This club has distinguished itself in local, stale, and national competition in such fields of classical scholarship as mythology. Roman his- tory. Roman life and culture. Latin grammar. Latin vocabulary, reading comprehension, deri- vation and word study, and Latin abbreviations and quotations. They have been able to repeat- edly accomplish honors in these areas. The hon- ors are earned at the yearly trip to the N. Y. State Junior Classical League convention, at SUNY Binghamton. While there, the students also com- pete in artistic and athletic competition. The club also has an annual Saturnalia (Christmas party), builds chariots, and supplies all the toga parties in town. Over the years the RHS Latin Club has grown in size until it is now one of the largest clubs associated with the school. Officers: Jordan Karp. Mr. Gascoync-advisor. Julia Gascoyne National Honor Society HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Alethea Futch, Mr. Gascoyne-Advisor, Audrey Schmitt, Julia Gascoyne, and Kathy Flanigan The Riverhead Chapter of the National Honor Society, established in 1944, has continuously maintained the highest standards of excellence in the four categories held by the society in the highest esteem: scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Members of the chapter frequent- ly serve as guides at school and community func- tions. They have been actively involved in com- munity oriented projects, have sponsored guest speakers on controversial issues, and have served the student body with a multitude of indi- vidual talents while holding high the torch of academic excellence. Row 1: N. Freohlich, A. Schmitt, Row 2: T. Stapon, C. Sydlowski, S. Stark, P. Conklin, J. Gascoyne, K. Flanigan, Row 3: Mr. Gas- coyne, D. Trent, S. Andes, R. Smith, W. Saputo, R. Mei- lunas, J. Bogdan, B. Bou- dreau, R. Metzger 31 Leaders Club Service Organizations The Girls Leaders Club of RHS is a community service organization. Sportsmanship, honesty, brotherhood, leadership, and an interest in the community are considered the basis for inclusion into the Leaders. Besides having these qualities a student must maintain an 85 average in phys- ical education and a 75 overall academic aver- age. Students are selected by letters of recom- mendation and the ability to pass a skills test. They are truly outstanding members of River- head. LEADERS CLUB OFFICERS: Evelyn Hobson. Theresa Stapon, Alethea Futch, and Regina Lowell Row 1: T. Jackson. D. Smith, R. Lowell. A. Futch. T. Stapon. E. Hobson, M. Riddick. Row 2: R. Bell, L. Langhorne. R. Jefferson. D. Wison, K. Sanders. P. Rollins. C. Milden. Row 2: H. Van Scoy. S. Fleming. P. Polchies, Miss Malopolski-Advisor, C. McCartin. S. Matlak, M. Egan 32 Key Club Key Club is the world’s largest high school service organization. We serve the community by visiting the Adult Homes or working with mentally retarded or handicapped children. Key Club also offers one the chance to meet many people from all over the state and country through its annual district and international con- ventions. Key Clubbers follow the motto “Car- ing-Our Way of Life. ” KEY CLUB OFFICERS: Sharon Stark, Jean O'Neill, Theresa Stapon, Perrilynn Conklin, Miss Worthing-Advisor Row 1: M Orsini, L. Pipczynski, M. Richard, J. O'Neill, S. Stark, P. Conklin, T. Stapon, C. Anderson, Miss Worthing Row 2: K. Kruger, I. Schmelzer. S. Callan, D. Lucas. C. Sydlowski. R. Lowell, C. Fraser C DeFrese M Zilnicki, K. Kukla, A. Stromski, M. Reeve, Row3:D. Doka, C. Walsh, S. Bogdan. A Fulch, C. Hughes, K. Braunskill. W. Smith. T. Dean, E. Hobson. N. Dreeban, K. Harrison. K. Joswig. L. Underwood S. Burns. K. Zaneski, S. Kacherski. Y. Sequino. Row 4: D. Ciruzzo. R. Bates, S. Kirschner, E. Carey, J. Bogdan A Anasky. C. Rennard, R. Smith, D. Chrabolski, S. Spanburgh. H. Talmage. L. Torel, M. Reeve, K. McGann, C. Rowley, R. Reeve, M. Crohan. J. Hubbard, T. Pipczynski. M. Egan 33 Chorus “Musically Speaking . . Chorus President: Robin Diggs Choral All-State: Andrea Scherzer Full Chorus: Af. Reeve, D. Doka, K. Flanigan, H. Van Scoy, J. Moshier, M. Orsini, Y. Sequino, B. Fricke A. Scherzer Row 2: L. Birnstein. R. Diggs. T. Jackson. D. Klement. K. Brown. C. Richard. J. Gascoyne. n°Xu,; r £ u’ A-,M°ses. M- Hensley. D. Vilkaukas. J. Zebroski. M. Rosset, C. Worthington. D. Hettrick B Thrall. I Schmelzer. B. Zafferese. Row 4: Mr. Roberts. M. Egan. P. Conklin. L. Forrler. A. Cheshire L Voegelin. J. Lull. J. Karp. J. Bogdan. N. Corwin. D. Van Slyke, K. Renter. Row 5: D Trent D Trent C Henderson. A. De Grasse. S. Perun, P. Flammia. G. Danowski. S. Langley. D Lichas 34 mens Ensemble: J. Karp. D. Trent. .1. Bogdan, M. Vin- cent. Row 2: D. Lichas. C. Henderson.. . Lull. B. Thrall. Row3: T. Womack. A. Gocha. D. Trent. T. DeGrasse. K. Kenter Freshmen Chorus: P. O'Neill. M. Vincent. J. Briody. K. Kruk. S. Allen. Row 2: R. Diggs. S. Stone. K. Anderson. L. Hulse, M. Chauncey. P. O'Rourke. Row 3: G. Lever. T. Womack, G. Marascia. M. Scherzer, D. Bennett. A. Gocha Being involved with the musical aspect of High School in Riverhead can be fun!! This does not only include being in a chorus class, but also one can become involved in many, and various ensembles. These meet outside of class time and take not only time, but hard work and dedication. The choruses provide the community with two concerts a year, one at Christmas and the other in the Spring. Ladies Ensemble: D. Bennett, J. Gascoyne, K. Flanigan, T. Jackson. R. Diggs. Row 2: B. Fricke. K. Brown. D. Element. Row 3: M. Orsini, B. Zafferese. D. Van Sylke. I. Schmelzer. Row 4: J. Moshier. J. Zebroski. A. Moses. M. Egan 35 Senior Band Majorettes “And A One, And A Two ... The Senior Band and Major- ettes are an important aspect of high school life. Not only do they study and participate in musical concerts, but they are also a large part of the Home- coming Ceremonies and other football games. The Senior Band, under the direction of Mr. Charles Cardona, marches in formation during the half- time activities. The Majorettes under the direction of Ms. Miles and Sue Kacherski also partici- pate at this time. BAND OFFICERS: Dwayne Trent, Laurie Voegelin, Troy Hatcher, Loylita Mitchner, Chris Worthington, Kathy Flanigan. Mike Drozd The 1981-82 Senior Band and Majorettes-in formation under the direction of Mr. Charles Cardona 36 BAND SENIORS: Dwayne Trent, Nathan Corwin, Steve Andes, Mike Drozd, Kathy Flanigan, Susan Hettrick. Gary Danowski, Dan- ny Kramer, Troy Mayo MAJORETTES: Row 1: Gina, Chrissy, Cindy, Sue, Kathy, Kerry, Lori Row 2: Sue, Alvis, Liza. Camille, Yvette, Lolita. Cindy, Eileen, Debbie 37 Freshman Band The Freshmen Band meets five days a week during the first period. They march and practice formation, and take part in the football games and parades. In their sophomore year most of these students will join the Senior Band. Band Officers: A. Warner. L. Stolsky. V. Andes. S. Worthington. K. McCar- tin. A. Gocha. J. Guthy Row t: M. Van Scoy. R. Lao. E. Grasse. R. Adinolfi. A. Stausikiewicz. L. Bokinz. R. Tooker. C. Hildberg. B. Stakey, Row 2: Mr. Cardona. V. Andes. K. McCarlin. D. Lindsay. L. Hernandez. A. Ciruzzo. K Brady. D. Craceo. D. Rlasko. Row 3: A. Denys. C. Calvino. J. Warner. R. Brown. B. Sanford. S. Worthington. L. White. D. Columbus. Y. Saputo. Row 4: R Zadel. J. Crowley. P. Caunlcr. J. Kruszon. N. Kaffke. D. Bieniewicz. P. Wilcox. A. Warner. Row 3: L. Stotsky. J. Guthy. A. Gocha. R. Brown. D. Flynn. S. Amerson. R. Wulforst. L. Starke. L. Hulse 38 Orchestra Mr. David Loddengard The orchestra consists of stu- dents who started playing their instruments in the fifth grade. Many of these students also participate in the chorus. Dur- ing the year some band mem- bers also join with the orches- tra for performance. C. Molter. E. Conklin. A. Collier. D. Zebroski. Row 2: Mr. Loddengard. D. Johaneman. R. Soto. R. O'Neill. Row 3:J. Hensley. D. Fulcher. C. Veokus. D. Pascuale, B. Zaffarese 39 Blue Masques “It’s Show Time The Blue Masques are students of RHS who are interested in theater. Each year Mrs. Sally Brink teaches workshops in lighting, sound, and acting techniques, as well as, directing students in a full length production, and training them, through experience, in prop and construction work. The Blue Masques, in the past, have per- formed such plays as Flowers for Algernon, Da- vid and Lisa. Creeping Shadows, and this year performed “You Can't Take It With You. All of these have been performed exceptionally well. Anyone involved with the Blue Masques re- ceives a better awareness of theater and a chance to find ones particular talent. M Van Scoy, A. Ciruzzo, R. Tooker, Y. Saputo, J. Gascoyne, B. Ludlow, D. Teresko, B. Stoner Row 2: C. Worthington. N. Froehhch. C. Molter, B. Zafferese. P. Conklin. A. Warner. C. Blasko, D. Blasko Row ,T Mrs. Brink, M. Ruthinowski, A. O'Kula. K. Miles. K. McCarthy, D. Lopez. D. Hetlrick. A. Moses, D. Esseks 40 Acting I: B. Zaffarose. A. Ciruzzo. Y. Sap a to. ?. Took or. Back: M. Van Sooy. A. Warner. D. Blasko. A. O'Kula Acting II: C. Worthington. D. Torosko. J. Gascoyne. D. Lopez. Back: C. Molter. K. Miles. D. Hellriek. B. Ludlow Crew: M. Ruthinowski. A. Moses. D. Esseks. C. Blasko. B. Stoner. N. Froehlich. P. Conklin. K. McCarlin 41 Blue Peconic “Deadline? What Deadline? . . . Well, here you are, turned to page 42 looking for a lot of candids of staff members at work. Or perhaps you aren’t; in which case you can't be reading this. But I digress. You were, perhaps, expecting a lot of candids grouped around a large picture showing the yearbook in preparation. This we can't provide because frankly, not a lot people were actually involved in the preparation of this book, and those who were were usually too busy to stop for photographs. Heidi Van Scoy is, and was, the driving force of the book. The shape it has and the deadlines that were met are a testament to her energy. As edi- tor-in-chief, she took charge of making sure deadlines were met. In many cases she actually completed sections for staffers whose interest in the yearbook decreased in proportion to the amount of work that needed doing. If anyone deserved those candids it was she. Heidi wouldn’t have been alone in many of those candids, were they taken. Melissa Egan, who only joined the staff in September, took over the faculty section, completed it, and helped out often elsewhere. She did an enormous amount of the dreary, repetitive work required in laying out the senior section with Heidi. Whenever help was needed. Missy was there. My hat comes off to her, also. Even though it seemed like it at times, Heidi and Missy weren't alone. Brian Reynold’s cover is simply great. He deserves a lot of credit also for the way the divider pages are integrated through the use of the frame from the cover. Audrey Schmitt’s photo essay on student life which begins on page 97 is another unique fea- ture of this year's book. I feel this is head and shoulders above the usual scattershot technique used with candid photos in many yearbooks. A. Futch; C. Hughes; A. Schmitt; K. Zaneski; J. Lawrence; C. Sydlowski; D. Trotto; L. Covello ROW2- H Van Scoy; M. Egan; J. Lull; “Uncle Stan”; S. Kirschner; B. Reynolds. 42 “Or . . . Where Did Everyone Go? . . This leaves three other original members who contributed to the book to one degree or another. Judy Lawrence had her share of headaches with the underclassmen section, but as you can see, with a little help, she has it looking good. At this writing Alethea Futch and Craig Hughes are working on Girls’ Sports with the help of others. And Bill Ormandy has pitched in to try to help salvage the Boys'Sports. Since this is being writ- ten before these parts of the book are completed. I'm hoping that they will match the quality of the completed sections. I’m sure they will. After all, I'm an optimist, right? Speaking of optimism and the future, here on page 43 are some individuals grouped around Heidi who helped out quite a bit, especially two. Barbra Buczynski and Fran Breest. These stu- dents are learning the hard way the joys of year- book preparation so that they can carry on the tradition. As for me, this is my swan song as yearbook advisor. After four years of involvement with Blue Peconic, I’m graying. I shuffle more and I often lose track of what I am saying... Now ... what was I saying? Oh yes. next year’s Blue Peconic will have a new, as yet unnamed, advi- sor. Good luck to you and your staff. May you find a few people like Heidi, Missy, Brian, and the others who will put in all those tedious hours with small thanks. Mr. K. 43 R. DeFrese. F. Breest, H. Van Scoy, B. Buczynski. D. DeFrese Library Club Mrs. Bell's Book Worms . . . S. Banks, C. Shwonik, D. McKay, Mrs. Bell, D. Quick, V. Lukas The Library Club at RHS consists of students in River head High School who are interested in helping out with all aspects of library work. Visitors to the library see Library Club mem- bers not only working at the main desk, but reading shelves and arranging shelves of books. They will notice others in the workroom mend- ing books, preparing new books and other new materials for use, or getting materials ready for special reserves. Library Club members perform innumerable varieties of tasks. These students are an integral and important part of the library staff—giving of their time to serve both fellow students and the professional staff. At the end of the year, a Library Club member in good stand- ing is awarded V of a credit. 44 Art Math Clubs Art Club D. Johannemann, R. Diggs, L. Co vello, C. Shwonik, W. Conklin, L. Wed el, Row 2: K. McKarthy, S. Tocci, S. Quinn, S. King, A. Thomp- son, Mrs. Richards Math Club T. Gibson, S. Andes, T. Dannenberg, G. Gibson, R. Metzger, D. Hettrick, Mr. Sisson 4S Rip Tide “Ok, Who Got Ketchup On Page 4?.. . ” Club activities, sports, books, record, and mov- ie reviews are only some of the features pub- lished monthly in the Rip Tide. A student is re- quired at least to write one article per edition, as well as participate in layout and collation. Ms. Beth Stanek is the Advisor. The newspaper has endeavored to become more actively aware of community activities. Copies of the Rip Tide are available at the school and various other public organizations. Barabara Kacherski THE STAFF: Seated: A. Young, J. Gascoyne, A. Collier, B. Kacherski Standing: L. Covello, F. Miller, L. Dejesus, S. Giffin, P. Brandt, F. Kucuk, Ms. Stanek 46 Patricia Brandt Amanda Collier, Filiz Kucuk Working on the newspaper takes the hard work and cooperation of all the staff members G.O. “Who’s In Charge Here? . . The Student Government is a group of fifteen elected students representing each class in Ri- verhead High School. These Students work to improve student-faculty and student -adminis- tration relations. Anyone may run for the office of Student Government Representative. Each January the G. O. sends representatives to the New York State Student Organization convention at SUNY Albany. There, they dis- cuss ways to improve student-administration re- lations. Some of the activities are the Student Forum, school dances, Spirits Weeks, running the soda machine, running the concession stand, and making the morning accouncements. Their biggest duty is to keep all the clubs in the high school working together. 48 STUDENT GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES: Seated: A. Moses, F. Naso, K. Flanigan, L. Heppner Standing: C. Bugdin, M. Ruthinowski, C. Worthington, L. Stotsky, D. Van Slyke, A. Lundberg, P. Wilcox, Mr. Norris-Advisor Homecoming Court One of the largest activites sponsored by the Student Government is the Homecoming. The G.O. arranges all the floats, sets up the dance, holds the vote for the Homecoming King, Queen, and Court, and runs the concession stand for the game. Senior Queen and King: Debbie Alai mo and Scott Hackal Junior Court: Nadine Spacek and Doug Ciruzzo Sophomore Court: Debbie Kle- menl and Bob Callahan Freshman Court: Camille Gra- ziano and Scott Reeve 49 Naval Science “Sailing, Sailing ...” Commander James Roth Navy Junior Reserve Offi- cers Training Corps (NJROTC) is in its eighth year at River- head High School. Nearly 1000 Riverhead students have en- rolled in Naval Science courses since 1974, when the Navy uni- form first appeared in our school. Riverhead has earned a place near the top of the 233 schools, located in the United States and Guam, who are char- tered with a navy JROTC unit by the secretary of the Navy. NJROTC at Riverhead High School has grown stronger each year. Traditionally, our cadets score well and rank high in its nationwide Annual Navy Competition. Leadership, self- discipline, and academic chal- lenges don’t appeal to all stu- dents, but for those who do be- come cadets and participate ac- tively; the rewards are self- pride, comradeship and matur- ity. Cadet graduates have re- presented us well since leaving USS Riverhead and the halls of RHS. Naval Science Ill-Row 1: D. Trent. J. Urevich, J. Lorenz. T. Hale. P. Harris W. Smith. W. Miles. G. Riddick. Cdr. Roth. Row 2: R. LeBron W. Wilson. S. King. G. LeBron. K. Jefferson. L. Hawkins. D. Jones. D. Bartlett. Missine- C Duff. J. Sims Naval Science 11-Row I: S. Lupia. C. Milden. F. Breest, M. Jackson, H. Brown. Row 2: Cdr. Roth. T. Heinze. D. Smith, J. Hughes. F. O'Rourke. G. Trent. Missing: F. Storms, F. Phillips. D. McMillon so ♦ , ♦ r , s' . ; . f -fj . . i w' % T ?;V H-!-- . N - • • m , 0 FV (n '1 t 1 i I J t c D Chief Sztorc Naval Science It-Row I: L. Hob- son. C. Spellman. R. Martin. S. Za- gorski. L. Harris. K. Griggs. M. Lech. Row 2: H. Dudley, D. Ed- wards. R. Wernikowski. M. Buc- zynski. E. Moreno. J. Woodson. Cdr. Roth. Missing: R. Smith Naval Science I-Row I: J. Bau- mann. R. Merker. C. Forbes. C. Chandler. V. Foreman. F. Scruggs. E. Lee. I. Mack. R. Wilson. Row 2: Cdr. Roth. C. Hawkins. B. Whaley. J. Rose. D. Harris. T. Collins. J. Langhorne. T. Foreman. F. Harris. O. Crump. Row 3: A. Jackson. N. Trent. T. Jones. T. Miles. Y. Wright. G. Arrington. B. Buc- zynski. D. Vilkaukas. E. Bennett. V. Jones. Missing: D. Allen. H. Johnson. J. Loschavio. W. Russell Naval Science 1-Row 1: R. Pol- chies. C. Martin. C. Crayton. B. Smith. L. James. D. Wilson. C. Jackson. S. Hebron. L. Simmons. V. Price. R. Moore. Row 2: J. Har- ris. D. Duff. P. Pierzchanowski. R. Blakes. A. Brown. M. Vazquez. P. Tinsley. L. Futch. J. Ruthinowski. Cdr. Roth. Row 3: T Hill. J. Wil- liams. P. Bartlett. D. Wright. K. Booker. K. Brown. F. Miles. M. Mack. B. Davis. Missing: C. Hoag- land. S. Hudson. C. Martin. C. Trent 51 Spanish Club “Hablo, Hablas, Habla The Spanish Club under the direction of Mrs. Garcia-Gomez is open to any present and past Spanish student. The Spanish Club studies about Spain and other Spanish speaking countries. They also participate in the annual International Night. The Spanish Club also takes many fieldtrips to Spanish related areas. They see Spanish exhib- its. eat in Spanish restaurants, and have an en- joyable time where ever they go. The Spanish Club is a group which believes in an abundance of fellowship. Seated: P. Rollins, K. Miles, A. Futch, C. Hughes, E. Hobson Standing: Mrs. Garcia-Gomez-Advisor. S. Jackson, D. Wilson, W. Smith, T. Dean, R. Nabrezny, D. Van Slyke, A. Young, P. Lichas 52 German Club “A Touch Of The Old Country ... The German Club under Mrs. Ursula Arnone is a gathering of students interested in deepening their knowledge of German culture by learning about German music and social life, and all other aspects of everyday Germany. They celebrate a traditional German Christmas, and enjoy won- derful German cooking. The German club also took some students to Germany for a few weeks this year. Jack Tallent. Mrs. Arnone-Advisor, Maria Hens- ley, Beth Stakey J. Tallent. J. Zaleski, Mrs. Arnone. B. Stakey, L. Munzel, M. Hensley. M. Scherzer. S. Amerson 53 Bio Ski Clubs “Jester’s Tadpoles Ski Club Friest 54 DOREEN ADINOLFI DARLENE VARIE ALEC ALEXANDER D. ANASKY “Chilly A1 the Ladies’ Pal Homecoming Court 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Ski Club 4 9th Grade Chorus 1 Varsity Choir 2. 3 Austerity 1 NFMF 1. 2. 3 Choir Exchange 2. 3 Who’s Who in American H.S. Students 4 G.O. Cheerleading 3 Who's Who in American H.S. Students 4 Mercy Transfer Gymnastics Intramurals I Karate 4 Ski Club I. 4 Key Club 4 BOCES Cosmetology VIC A 3. 4 G.O. Cheerleading 3 Float Committee 2. 3. 4 Peer Group 1. 2. 3. 4 Parking Lot DEBORAH ANN A LA I VO Debbie V. Football 4 V. Wrestling 4 Floor Hockey 2. 3 Ski Club 4 Key Club 4 BOCES 3. 4 VIC A 3. 4 Float Committee 3. 4 Austerity 1 Tutoring 2. 3 BRIGITTE IRENE ALEXANDER “Gigitte” Floor Hockey 2. 4 Math Team 3. 4 Latin Club I. 2. 3. 4 9lh Grade Band I Senior Band 2. 3. 4 Stage Band 1. 2, 3. 4 Orchestra 3. 4 Honor Society 3. 4 NFMF 1. 2. 3. 4 Solo Contest I. 2. 3. 4 NYSSMA All-County I. 2. 3. 4 NYSSMA-AII-State 3. 4 Band Exchange 2 Monday Night Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Who's Who in American H.S. Students 3. 4 STEPHEN G. ANDES 56 DARRIN H. BARTLETT JACQUELINE BAUMANS “Jackie” DENISE MARIE BOG ASH Truck 4 GO. Soft bull I G O. Basketball I. 2. 4 NJROTC I. 2. 4 Tutoring 2 NJROTC 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramural Soccer 4 Intramural Volleyball 3. 4 Key Club 4 Austerity I Float Committee 4 Who's Who in American H.S. Students 3. 4 Varsity Drinking 3. 4 Ski Club 3 Key Club 3 Austerity 1 DARLENE J. BEAL V Softball 2. 3. 4 Student Government 4 Latin Club 1. 2. 3 Latin Class Officer I I ait m Club Trip to Italy 79 Austerity I V. Wrestling 3. 4 V. Baseball 3. 4 V. Football 3. 4 JV Wrestling 2 JV Baseball 2 JV Football 2 Latin Club I. 2. 3. 4 Ski Club 1 Key Club 4 Stage Band . 2. 3. 4 9th Grade Chorus 1. 3 Varsity Choir 2. 3. 4 Jazz Ensemble 3. 4 Chorale 2 Mens Ensemble 1. 2. 4 Honor Societ y 3. 4 NFMF Solo Contest I. 2. 3. 4 Choir Exchange 2. 3. 4 Who's Who in American H.S. Students 4 All County 1-SCHMEA N.Y.S.A.HPER. 4 JOHN ALEXANDER BOGDAN JR. “Johnny B. 57 BLAKE BOLDREA U Honor Society 3. 4 9th Grade Band 1 Senior Band 2 Latin Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Floor Hockey 1. 2, 3 Intramural Volleyball V. Cross Country 2. 3. 4 V. Track 2. 3. 4 Floor Hockey 4 Biology Club 4 Latin Club 1. 2. 3 B0CES3 NJROTC 1 Austerity 1 Who's Who in American H. S. Students 3. 4 Jesterite D D 3. 4 Varsity Drinking 3. 4 KENT BRACE V. Wrestling 2. 3. 4 9th Grade Band 1 Senior Band 2 Blue Masques 4 German Club 1. 2. 3 Ski Club 4 Rip Tide 4 BOCES 3. 4. LPN VIC A 3. 4 NJROTC2 Library Club 1. 2. 3 MICHAEL BREWER BOCES V. Volleyball 3 Peer Group Spanish'Club 1 Parking Lot RHS FBLA 2 Prom Committee 4 58 RICHARD WILLIAM BOYD “Rich PATRICIA ELIZABETH BRANDT M A 0S R“ NANCY JEANNE BROWER BOCES BOCES NJROTC Tutoring V. Field Hockey JV Basketball COLLENE A NNETTE FRA NCES BRO WN BROWN JV Softball 2 Blue Masques 2, 3. 4 Art Club 2 Rip Tide 2 BOCES 3. 4 Commercial Art VIC A 3. 4 Varsity Choir 4 Womens Ensemble 4 David and Lisa” (Tech) 3 Creeping Shadows (Tech) 2 KAREN MARIE BROWN VELMA BROWN Ski Club 1. 4 Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4 treasurer 2 Austerity 1 9th Grade Chorus 1 Float Committee 2. 3. 4 9th Grade Band 1 Senior Band 2 NFMF 1 NYSSMA All-County 1 Band Exchange 1 59 SUSAN BURNS KRIS ANN CAMPA NELLI EDWARD J. CAREY Eddie DAVID CHRABOLOWSKI GLORIA CHURCH V. Wrestling 2. 3. 4 Co- Captain 4 V. Cross Country 4 BOCES Auto 3, 4 VIC A 3. 4 Key Club 4 Ski Club 4 Floor Hockey 2. 3. 4 Austerity 1 Latin Club I Ski Club 4 BOCES 3. 4 VIC A 3. 4 Austerity 1 ROBERT CHAFFEE Spanish Club 4 Blue Masques 2 BOCES Cosmetology 3. 4 VIC A 3. 4 Austerity I Float Committee 2. 4 Homeroom Representative I JV Basketball 2, 3 Track 2. 3 Tutoring 3 TINA CHRISTIDES Teeny Tiny Tac DEVORA CLINTON 60 JANET MARIE CLINTON “Cleo-cee” PERRILYNN ANN CONKLIN -Pern MONETTE REMEL CORBIN “Tiny’’ Tutoring 1 Tutoring 2. 4 Track 2. 3 BOCES 3. 4 Basketball 2 VICA 3. 4 G.O. Cheerleading 3 Class President I. 3 Class Vice President 2 Blue Masques 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 2. 3 Ski Club 1. 2.3.4- Treasurer 4 Key Club I. 2. 3. 4 - Secretary 2. Vice President 3 Lieutenant Governor 3. President 4 Varsity Choir 3. 4. Robes 3 Austerity I Tutoring 4 Float Committee 2. 3. 4 Honor Society 3. 4 Creeping Shadows 2 NFMF 3. 4 Intramural Volleyball I. 2 Intermural Gymnastics 1. 2. 4 Intramural Modern Dance 2 JV Field Hockey Manager 2 Volleyball Statistician I Spanish Club 1. 2. 4 Key Club 4 Spanish Trip 2 V. Cheerleader 2. 4 G.O. Cheerleader 1 Majorettes I Senior Trip 4 BOCES 3. 4 V. Cheerleading 3. 4 VICA 3. 4 Ski Club 2 FBLA 3. 4 Treasurer 3. 4 JUNE MARIE CONKLIN “Lemon-Lime” Looney Toon MARYLIN ARLENE COOPER Baby KIMBERLY A. CORK Kimmy” 61 NATHAN CORWIN V. Cross Country 3. 4 - Co-Capt. 4 Varsity Track 3. 4 Ski Club 3. 4 Key Club 4 Tutoring 3 GENEVA CUTLER Ski Club I NJROTC I. 2 Peer Group 2. 3. 4 Parking Lot EDWARD DABROWSKI 62 MARY BETH CROHAN MAGGIE CZAPLAK COLLEEN PATRICIA DANIELL THOMAS W. DANNENBERG “Joe Tom ARLENE DARDEN G O. Softball 2 Floor Hockey 3. 4 ■ Captain 4 Math Team 4 Latin Club I. 2 9th Grade Band I Austerity 1 Computer Tutoring 4 D D4 Who's Who in American H.S. Students 4 Varsity Drinking Founding Father 3. 4 Intramural Wrestling 2 Ski Club 2 BOCES 3. 4 VIC A 3. 4 9th Grade Band I Senior Band 2, 4 Stage Band I. 2. 3. 4 Varsity Choir 3, 4 Austerity 1 NFMF I. 2. 4 Choir Exchange 2 Band Exchange 2. 3. 4 Jazz Nite 1. 2. 3. 4 JAMES DAVIS Jim” Intramural Volleyball Floor Hockey 3 Ski Club 4 VIC A 3. 4 BOCES 3. 4 Tutoring 2. 3 GARY PETER ISAAC DANOWSKI Ace” CARL LEE DA VIS JR. PERRY DARNELL DAVIS 63 KEVIN RICHARD DEFRIEST MICHELLE SUZANNE DE SANTIS PAMELA SUE DIEM BOCKS 3. 4 Ski Club 2. 3 VIC A 3. 4 BOCKS 3. 4 V. Truck 3. 4 VIC A 3. 4 JV Track 2 Austerity I V. Cross Country 2. 3. 4 Wrestling 4 Floor Hockev 3. 4 Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4 President 4 Key Club 4 Float Committee 4 Austerity I Floor Hockey 2. 3. 4 Homeroom Representati ve 2 Latin Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Ski Club 4 Austerity 1 Float Committee 4 Honor Societ y 3. 4 D D 3. 4 V. Tennis 2. 3 Ski Club 1. 2 BOCKS-Data Processing 3. 4 VIC A 3. 4 FBLA-Secretary 3 Art Club 2. 3. 4 BOCKS 3-VIC A 9lh Grade Choir 3. 4- President 3 Varsity Choir 2. 3. 4- President 4 Women fs Knsemble 3. 4 Music Theory I 4 Tutoring 3 NFMF 3. 4 Solo Contest 2. 3, 4 Choir Kxchange 3. 4 Help Old People Program 2. 3 DIANE LYNN DENSIESKI LORENZO A. DE VITO JR. Larry” ROBIN ODELL DIGGS 64 MICHAEL C. DROZD ■‘Mike “Mikee” WALTER DURAND “Corduroy Cowboy” V. Soccer 3, 4. Captain 4 V. Tennis 3. 4 Captain 3. 4 Floor Hockey 2. 3. 4 Latin Club 1. 2. 3 Ski Club 3. 4 Key Club 4 9th Grade Band 1 Senior Band 2. 3. 4 Asst. Manager 4 Varsity Choir 4 Austerity 1 Float Committee 4 NFMF 3 Band Exchange 2 Jazz Nile 3 Varsity Drinking 4 Who's Who in American H.S. Students V. Field Hockey 4 JV Basketball 1. 2 JV Field Hockey 1. 2 Intramural Volleyball and Dance Blue Masques 1. 2 NJROTC I. 2. 3 Library Club 1 Tutoring 2 Float Committee 1. 2 Leaders Corps 1. 2 Creeping Shadows 1 Peer Group 1. 2. 3 HOP 2 V. Track 2. 3. 4 V. Field Hockey 3 JV Field Hockey 2 Intramural Volleyball 2. 3 Intramural Gymnastics 2 Blue Masques 3 French Club 2 Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Key Club 3. 4 Yearbook Staff 4 (Faculty) Varsity Choir 4 Women‘s Ensemble 4 V. Cheerleading 3. 4- Captain 4 Float Committee 4 Leaders Corps 4 RHS FBLA 2 Senior Trip Committee 4 Senior Prom Committee 4 CONSTANCE J. DOROSKA “Connie CHARLENE YVONNE DUFF “Sha-Rock MELISSA ANN MARIE EGAN “Missykins” 65 TRACY EVANS “Trip” JOSEPH FEUERMAN JR. WILLIAM MICHAEL FLEMING “Bill” JV Field Hockey 3 Austerity I RHS FBLA - Vice President 2 Band Exchange 2 BOCES 3. 4 FBLA 3. 1 VIC A 3. 4 9th Grade Band 1 Senior Band 2. 3 Austerity 1 Intramural Volleyball 3. 4 Floor Hockey 4 German Club 2. 3 Ski Club 4 NJROTC 1. 2. 3 Austerity 1 Float Committee 4 Student Government 3. 4 Vice President 4 Latin Club I. 2. 3, 4 Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 9th Grade Band 1 Senior Band 2. 3. 4 Secretary 4 Varsity Choir 2. 3. 4 Jazz Ensemble 3 Chorale 2 Women '$ Ensemble 2. 4 Music Theory I. II. Ill Orchestra 3 Honor Society 3. 4- Vice President 4 NFMF 1. 2. 3 Solo Contest 1. 2. 3 NYSSMA All-County I. 2. 3. 4 Choir Exchange 2. 3 Bank Exchange 1. 2. 3 Monday Night Band 1. 2. 3. 4 V. Basketball 2. 3. 4 V. Track 2. 3. 4 Captain 3 V. Field Hockey 3. 4 All-League 4 JV Field Hockey 2 Volleyball Intramurals 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 1. 2 Tutoring 2 1 CAROLYN FEUERMAN KATHRYNNE E. FLANIGAN “Kathy DORIS MARIE FLOOD “Dorie” 66 Art Club 2 Ski Club 3 Majorettes 4 Float Committee 2. 3. 4 ROBERT FRANCIS “Sonny G.O. Cheerleading 3. 4 BOCES 3. 4 Latin Club 2 VICA 3. 4 French Club 1, 2 Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Austerity I Float Committee 2. 3. 4 LORI ANN FRANZ CATHY L. FRASER ROSE MARIE FREEMAN BETH ANNE FRICKE Class Treasurer 1 Varsity Choir 2 Women's Ensemble 1. 2. 4 Tutoring 2 Rotary Youth Exchange Program 3 Homeroom Representative 1 Blue Masques 2. 3. 4 German Club 2, 3- President 3 Austerity I Tutoring 3, 4 Float Committee 4 Honor Society 3. 4 David and Lisa 3 Creeping Shadows 2 RHS FBLA Treasurer 2 Medical Explorers Club 1 NANCY LYNN FROEHLICH A LETHE A MARIE FUTCH “Lisa” JULIA R. GASCOYNE PETER JAMES GEVINSKI -Pete” V. Field Hockey 2, 3. 4-Captain 4 JV Basketball Scorekeeper 2 JV Softball 2 Intramural Volleyball 2. 3 Class Secretary I. 3. 4 Spanish Club 2. 3. 4- President 2 Ski Club 2. 4 Key Club I. 2. 3. 4 Yearbook Sta ff 4 Austerity 1 Float Committee 2. 3. 4 Honor Society 3. 4- Secretary 4 Leaders Corps. 2. 3. 4- Sec. 3. Pres. 4 Student Forum 1. 2. 3. 4 Ring Committee 2 Prom Committee 4 Senior Trip Committee 4 Who's Who in American H.S. Students 4 Hugh 0’Brian Youth Foundation Ambassador Outstanding Sophomore 2 Long wood Student Exchange 3 N. Y.S.A.H.P.E.R. 4 VINCENT E. GALLO Vinny” Blue Masques 2. 4 Latin Club I. 2. 4- President 4 Rip Tide 2. 3. 4-Editor (Co.) 4 9th Grade Band 1 9th Grade Chorus 2 Women 's Ensemble 2. 4 Honor Society 4 - President 4 Creeping Shadows 2 Theatricon at C. W. Post 4 NFMF 2 Solo Contest 1 Choir Exchange 2 Rotary Youth Exchange 3 Who's Who in American H.S. Students 4 CARLO GENTILE FRAN GIBBS 68 GREGORY GIBSON Greg ROSEANN GIORDANO Roe LISA ARNEAL GOFF German Club 2. 3 Ski Club 2 Key Club 4 Majorettes 3. 4 Tutoring 3. 4 G.O. Cheerleading 3 THOMAS GIBSON Tom MARGARET GLOSE Marg EILEEN MARY GOLDEN I 69 JAMES DARRYL GOODE “Goody” KAREN GREEN LISA RENEE GUMBS “Lady” V. Track 3 JV Football 3 G.O. Basketball 3 Intramural Gymnastics I 2 Intramural Basketball V. Baseball 4 V. Football 3. 4 V. Track 3 JV Baseball 2 JV Football 2 G O. Basketball 2. 3. 4 BOCES4 NJROTC 1. 2. 3 JV Football 2 Intramural Floor Hockey I. 3 NJROTC 1. 2. 3-Drill Team V. Wrestling 3 V. Baseball 2. 3. 4 V. Football 2. 3. 4 Captain 4 G O. Basketball 2 Floor Hockey 3 Homecoming King 4 Ski Club 2. 3. 4 Austerity 1 Who's Who in American H.S. Students 3. 4 All League Baseball 2. 3. 4 All League Football 3. 4 All County Football 3. 4 EARL GREGORY GRA Y JOHN GREENWOOD ”Greeny Animal” SCOTT DA VID HACKAL “Hack” 70 Peer Group 3 Parking Lot 1. 2, 3. 4 LU ANNE HALL LEONARD HALSEY Homecoming Court 2 Art Club 2-Presidenl 2 Ski Club 3. 4 Key Club 4 Austerity 1 Majorettes 4 Float Committee 2. 3. 4 DARRELL E. HARRIS KERRY LYNN HARRISON Ski Club 2 Jazz Nite 1. 2 BOCES3 VIC A 3 9th Grade Band 1. Asst. Manager Senior Band 2 Stage Band 1. 2. Asst. Manager Music Theory I 1 Austerity 1 NFMF 1 Band Exchange 1. 2 BOCES Outstanding Student in Industrial Electronics 1980-81 WILLIAM J. HARTMANN GREGORY P. HEPPNER “Hepp 71 DEBRA ANN HERNANDEZ 44Debbie “Deb SUSAN MICHELE HETTRICK “Sue SANDRA A. HINDERLITER “Sandy V. Tennis JV Basketball 2 G O. Cheerleading 2 Intramural Gymnastics 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 Latin Club 1 Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Key Club 1. 2. 3 Rip Tide 3 V. Cheerleading 3 Peer Group 4 Class Representative 2 Ring Committee 2 Float Committee 4 Senior Prom Committee 4 Bluebelle Sister 3 Softball Manager 3 JV Softball Manager 2 German Club 2. 3 9th Grade Band 1 Varsity Choir 2. 3. 4 Senior Band 2. 3. 4 Austerity 1 Tutoring 4 Float Committee 3 Orchestra 3. 4 NFMF 3. 4 Choir Exchange 2. 3. 4 Band Exchange 2. 3. 4 Senior Prom Committee 4 Senior Trip Committee 4 Class Representative 2 Jazz Night 2. 3. 4 V. Basketball 3. 4 V. Football 3. 4 Captain 4 V. Track 3. 4 JV Basketball 2 JV Football 2 Intamural Basketball NJROTC 1. 2 Float Committee 3. 4 Who's Who m American H.S. Students 4 DA WN E. HETTRICK BRIAN EARL HOBSON 4,Hop 72 WA YNE HOBSON Cool Cat” JOHN PATRICK HOGAN “Hoge DEBRA M. HUBBARD Debbie” BOCKS 3. -I VIC A 3. I Senior Small Engine Repair President JV Soccer 3-Caplain G.O. Wrestling 2 Class President 4 Ski Club 2. 3. 4 Key Club 4 Austerity I Float Committee 2. 3. 4 Pep Rally Committee 4 1 GLENN HOFSISS JOHN KEVIN HUBBARD Hub 73 CLA YTON J. HUGHES Jo-Jo MARION THERESA JACKSON BEATRICE ANN JOHNSON V. Football 3. 4 V. Track 2. 3. 4 JV Football 2 G. O. Basketball 2. 3. 4 Float Committee 4 V. Football 3. 4 V. Track 3 JV Baseball 2 JV Football 2 NJROTC 1. 2. 3 DEBORAH JACKSON DARIEN L. JOHNSON “D.J. 74 ALBERT THEODORE JONES JR. Spike KRISTIN ANN JOS WIG Kris THOMAS KAEDING V. Cross Country 4 V. Track 4 JV Cross Country 3 C O. Basketball 3. 4 G O. Wrestling 2 Intramural Indoor Soccer 3. 4 Floor Hockey 2. 3. 4 Intramural Softball 3. 4 French Club I NJROTC I. 2 Fresh Pond Hockey Club Baiting Hollow Motorcycle Club German Club 2 Majorettes 3. 4-Caplain Austerity 1 Bing Committee 2 V. Cheerleading 2. 3 Biology Club 2 Float Committee 4 BOCES LPN 3. 4 V. Track V. Cross Country Intramural Wrestling 2 BOCES 3. 4 CHARLES MICHAEL JONES SUSAN MARIE KACHERSKI Sue GREGORY A. KAELIN Greg” 75 JAMES J. KAELIN “Jim ” DIANE L. KIELKOWSKI “Poley APRIL KIRSCHNER V Baseball 3. 4 V. Soccer 4 Floor Hockey 2. 3. 4 GO. Softball 2 G.O. Wrestling 3 Spanish Club 2 Ski Club 4 Austerity 1 Float Committee 4 ANN KELLAR Intramural Karate 4 Latin Club 1 Austerity 1 BOCES Cosmetology 3. 4 VIC A 3. 4 Peer Group 3. 4 Parking Lot V. Basketball 4 V. Baseball 4 V. Track 4 G O. Basketball 2. 3. 4 Intramural Volleyball 3 Art Club 4 Spanish Club I. 2 NJROTC 1. 2. 4 Drill Team 1. 2. 4 Drill Team Leader 2 Flag Detail 4 R. L. A. C Newscasters Art Club 2-Secretary Ski Club 3. 4 Key Club 3 Austerity I Float Committee 3. 4 Karate Club 4 Who's Who in American H.S. Students 4 V. Football 4 JV Football 2 Floor Hockey 3 Ski Club 4 Key Club 4 Yearbook 4 Float Committee 3. 4 STEVEN BERNARD KING ‘'Stevie; Steve; Mr. Chill SCOTT WILLIAM KIRSCHNER “Kirsch 76 German Club 1. 2 Ski Club 1 BOCES3 4 VIC A 3. 4 FBLA 3. 4 Senior Band 2 9th Grade Band 1 Band Exchange I 3 $ Jf Mk L r: CHRISTINE KLATT RICHARD KOENIG Cross Country 2 9th Grade Band 1 Senior Band 2. 4 Band Exchange 2 BOCES 3. 4 VIC A 3 4 FBLA 3 4 NJROTC1 9lh Grade Chorus 1. 3 Varsity Choir 2 Austerity 1 NFMF j. 2 Solo Contest 2 Choir Exchange 2 Who's Who in American H.S. Students 4 KAREN LEIGH KRISTIANSEN V. Soccer 4 German Club 2 Floor Hockey 2. 3. 4 Key Club 3. 4 Ice Hockey 1. 2. 3, 4 Tutoring 2 Ski Club i. 2, 3. 4 Float Committee 4 9lh Grade Band 1. 2 Senior Band 3 Band Exchange 2 President Fresh Pond Hockey Club President Baiting Hollow Motorcycle Club 77 KEVIN EDWARD PETER KRUEL “Kooler” KAREN LYNN KRUGER •‘Kinky Pearl FILIZ KUCUK KAREN KVKLA Kuke” Ski Club 2 Key Club 2. 3. 4-Key Clubber of the Year 2 Ski Club 4 9th Grade Chorus I Varsity Chorus 2. 3. 4 Jazz Ensemble 3 Chorale 2 Men's Ensemble 1. 2. 3. 4 Music Theory 4 Float Committee 4 NFMF 1 Solo Contest I NYSSMA All-County 1 Choir Exchange 1. 2 ROSE MELISSA LANCHORNE ROBERTA LANGHORNE Bertha ” STEVEN R. LANGLEY Cut-Up 78 V. Track I Class Treasurer 4 Homeroom Representative I French Club 4 Ski Club 1. 4 Key Club 2. 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Tutoring (Math) 2 Float Committee 2. 3. 4 Senior Prom Committee 4 Senior Trip Committee 4 JUDY MARIE LA WHENCE ANGELA MARIE LEE Floor Hockey 2. 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Austerity I BOCES '3 NJROTC I. 2. 4 Art Club 2 Tutoring 3. 4 V. Track 2. 3. 4 Captain 3 V. Field Hockey 2. 3. 4 Intramural Volleyball 3 French Club 2 Ski Club 3. 4 Key Club 4 Austerity I Float Committee 2. 4 Leaders Corps 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 DEBORAH LEE LOHR “Debby” GILBERT LE BRON JR. “Gillus” WILLIAM LENIHAN REGINA ANN LOWELL “Noid 79 MARGARET ANN LUNDBERG V. Tennis 3 Class Vice President 3 Class Secretary 2 Blue Masques 2 Latin Club 1. 2 Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Key Club 2. 4 9th Grade Band 1 Senior Band 2 Austerity 1 Float Committee 2. 3. 4 Intramural G vmnasties 1. 2 9th Grade Chorus 1 Librarian Varsity Choir 2, 3 V. Cheerleading 3. 4 Float Committee 2. 3 Leaders Corps. 1. 2. 3. 4 NFMF 1. 2. 3 Solo Contest I G. O. Cheerleading 2 Who's Who in American H.S. Students 4 SUSAN BERNADETTE MATLAK Susie-Q Sue Intramural Soccer 4 Floor Hockey 2. 3. 4 Ski Club 4 BOCES 3. 4 VIC A 3. 4 American Motorcyclist Association Fresh Pond Hockey Club Baiting Hollow Motorcycle Club Long Island Sports Committee JEFFREY SCOTT MASCHKA TROY MA YO 80 CAROLINE MC CARTIN DONALD MC KA Y “Don” RA YMOND MEILUNAS “Ray” JOHN MC DOWELL Honor Society 3. 4 Art Club 3 College Classics Week '80 JCL ' 79. 80 Library 4 DOREEN LEE MC KA Y “Dor” MICHAEL MERKER “Merk 81 RICHARD D. METZGER “Rick S A UNDR A MILLER JOHN W. J. MOISA V. Football 2. 3. 4 Austerity 1 V. Track 3. 4 Tutoring 1 Intramural Wrestling Parking Lot 2.3 Math Team 4 Honor Society 3. 4 9th Grade Band 1 NJROTC 1. 2. 3. 4 Drum Corps Leader 1 Drill Team Leader 1. 2 Executive Officer Company Commander Color Guard 3 JROTC Field Meets 1. 2. 3. 4 Mmi-OCS 2 ANNE CHRISTINE MICHALOWSKI Floor Hockey 2. 3. 4 BOCES 3. 4 JAMES MIS I A NO JV Wrestling 2 Austerity 1 9th Grade Band 1 Senior Band 2. 3 Varsity Choir 3 JOHN MOLTER 82 9th Grade Chorus 1 Varsity Choir 2. 3. 4 NFMF I. 2. 3. 4 DEBRA MONTAGUE V. Track 3 V. Volleyball Statistician 2 Intramural Soccer 2 Blue Masgucs 2 Spanish Club 3 Ski Club 2, 3 Key Club 3. 4 9th Grade Band I Senior Band 2 V. Cheerleading 3 Majorettes 4 Float Committee 4 G.O. Cheerleading 2 ROBERT MURRA Y ‘■Bobby” V. Cross Country 2. 3. G.O. Cheerleading 2. 3 4 Student Government 4 JV Baseball 2 French Club 1, 2. 4 Intramural Volleyball 3 Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Austerity 1 Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Secretary 2. 3. 4 Women 's Ensemble I Music Theory I Float Committee 2. 3. 4 Orchestra 1 Solo Contest I. 3. 4 Choir Exchange 1 Mattituck Monday Night Band I. 2 Who's Who in American US Students 4 AARON SCOTT NEEDHAM ALVIS LORRAINE NASH JEAN MARIE O'NEILL “Jeannie 83 V. Soccer 4 V. Tennis 3. 4 G. O. Softball 2 Floor Hockey 2. 3. 4- Captain 4 Ski Club 4 Austerity 1 Float Committee 4 ROBIN PATRICIO JOHN PETRASZEWSKI V. Volleyball 4 JV Volleyball 1 Intramural Volleyball 1 Ski Club 4 9th Grade Chorus 1 Varsity Choir 2, 3. 4 Women's Ensemble 3. 4 NFMF 1. 2. 3. 4 Choir Exchange 2, 3 MARIANNE ORSINI Mar DOREEN LYNN PERKOWSKI V Basketball 3 V. Field Hockey 4 JV Softball Intramural Volleyball Intramural Basketball TREASA AN NETT A PHILLIPS Resee Peanut Butter Cupn 84 SUSAN PINNEY V. Field Hockey 3 V. Softball 2. 3. 4 JV Softball JV Field Hockey 2 JV Basketball 3 Intramural Volleyball 2. 4 Biology Club 2. 4 Ski Club 2. 3. 4 NJROTC I. 2. 3. 4 Austerity 1 Float Committee 2 Leaders Corps 2. 3. 4 D D 3. 4 Explorers Club 3 Drill Team 1. 2 Color Guard 3. 4 ROBIN L. POLCHIES WILLIAM POLAR “Bill” ANTHONY PR AG BARBARA RAYNOR G.O. Cheerleading 2 Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4 Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4 9th Grade Chorus i- President Varsity Choir 2. 3. 4 Jazz Ensemble 2. 3. 4 Chorale I. 2 Women's Ensemble 1. 2. 3 Austerity 1 V. Cheerleading 3 Float Committee 2. 3. 4 NFMF 1. 2. 3. 4 Solo Contest 1. 2 NYSSMA All County 1. 2 Choir Exchange 2. 3 Trip Tide - Editor 3. 4 Prom Committee 4 MARSHA R. REEVE “Martha” 85 V. Foolball4 JV Football 3 G.O. Basketball 3. 4 Key Club 3. 4 Ski Club 4 V. Baseball 3. 4 JV Baseball 2-Co- Captain Yearbook Artist 4 Honor Society 3. 4 Who's Who in American H.S. Students 4 BRIAN W. REYNOLDS Student Government I. 2 Blue Masques 2 BOCES 3. 4 VIC A 3. 4 Austerity 1 Float Committee 2. 4 Homeroom Representative I NYSSSSO Convention 1. 2 V. Track 2 JV Field Hockey 1 Art Club 2 Latin Club I. 2 Ski Club 2. 3. 4 Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Board of Directors 4 Austerity 1 Float Committee 2. 3. 4 Who's Who in American H.S. Students 4 BOCES 3. 4 VIC A 3. 4 FBLA 3. 4 Parking Lot The Woods Peer Group 3 Austerity 1 CHARLOTTE RIED “Lottie 4 “Burnie “Burnout” 44Wottie Weed” V. Wrestling 4 Intramural Volleyball 4 Karate Club 4 SUSAN LYNN RENNARD MARY ELIZABETH RICHARD THOMAS V. ROACH 44Tommy” 86 YVETTE MICHELE ROBINSON BOCES 3. 4 VIC A 3. 4 HERBERT R. ROGERS Roddy” V. Soccer 4 V. Tennis 3. 4-Co. Capt. JV Soccer 3 - Co. Captain G O. Wrestling 1. 2. 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 NJROTC I. 2. 3 Honor Society 3. 4 B.H.C.C. Youth Fellowship Who's Who in American H.S. Students 4 DEBBIE ROGERS MICHAEL ROSS “Mike” Latin Club 1. 2. 3 9th Grade Band 1 Varsity Choir 2 Float Committee I. 2. 4 Honor Societ y 3. 4 XFMF1.2 Solo Contest I NYSSMA All-County 1 Who’s Who in American H.S. Students 4 87 G.O. Cheerleading 3 Spanish Club I. 2. 3 French Club 3 Ski Club 4 Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Yearbook 3. 4 Float Committee 2. 3, 4 Honor Society 3. 4- Treasurer 4 Who's Who in American H.S. Students 4 AUDREY LYW SCHMITT BRENDA SCOTT ROBERT SCHNEIDER Rob HOLL Y SENDLEWSKI Art Club 4 9th Grade Band 1 Library Club 4 CL A UDINE FRANCES SHWONIK JAMIE SIMS MICHAEL SMITH Soccer 2. 3 Ski Club I 9lh Crude Bund 1 Senior Band 2. 3 Float Committee A SCOTT SPANBURGH “Bert” V. Field Hockey 2. A Captain V. Basketball A V Softball 2. 3. A Captain A JV Field Hockey 2 MVP Field Hockey 2 - Captain Intramural Bowling 3 Intramural Volleyball 3 Class Vice President A Class Tresurer 2. 3 Homeroom Representative I Latin Club I. 2. 3. A Ski Club I. 2. 3. A Key Club I. 2. 3. A Vice President Leaders Corps 3. A Treasurer 3. Vice President A Austerity I. 3 Float Committee 2, 3. A Senior Trip Committee A Senior Prom Committee A Junior Class Ring Committee 3 V. Wrestling 2 V. Baseball A V. Football 2. A JV Baseball 2 G O. Basketball 2 Floor Hockev Latin Club 1. 2. 3 Ski Club 3. A Austerity I Float Committee 3. A Honor Society 3. A RICHARD THOMAS SMITH V. Football 3. A JV Football 2 G O. Baseball 2 G O. Basketball 2. 3. A Intramural Basketball 2. 3. A Latin Club I. 2. 3 Ski Club 3. A Key Club 3. A JCL 2. 3. A STEPHEN PAUL SPANBURGH V. Field Hockey 2. 3. A V. Softball 3 JV Basketball 2 G.O. Cheerleading 2. 3 Ski Club I. 2. 3. A-Vice President 3 Key Club I. 2. 3. A- treasurer A. Board of Directors 9th Grade Band I Senior Band 2 Austerity 1 Float Committee 2. 3. A Honor Society 3. A Solo Contest I. 2 Band Exchange 2 Who’s Who in American H.S. Students 3 SHARON E. STARK Sea-Puppy 89 BARBARA AWE STOETZEL RUSSELL H. STREEKER 9th Grade Band 1 Senior Band 2 Peer Group 3 AWA STROMSKI KAREN SUPINSKY CATHERINE F. SYDLOWSKI Cathy” G O. Cheerleading 2. 3 Spanish Club 3 French Club 4 Ski Club 3 Key Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Float Committee 2. 3. 4 Honor Society 3. 4 Class Ring Committee 3 Prom Committee 4 Student Forum 4 Yearbook 3. 4 Blue Masques 2. 3 Spanish Club 2 David and Lisa 3 Creeping Shadows BOCES 3. 4 VIC A 3. 4 MARGARET ELIZABETH SYDLOWSKI Margie” CHERYL ANN SYPHER Cheri DOW A M. SZCZEPANIK MARK TAYLOR Peer Group I. 2. 3 BOCES 3. 4 Parking Lot 1. 2. 3. 4 VICA 3, 4 FBI. A 3. 4 V. Basketball 2. 3. 4 V. Football 3. 4 JV Football 2 Homecoming Court 2. 3 Latin Club I. 2. 3 Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4 Key Club 4 9th Grade Band I Austerity I Float Committee 3 Who's Who m American H.S. Football 3. 4 BOCES 3. 4 Tutoring 3 MAUREEN SYRAKOWSKI HENRY N. TALMACE DONNA DOLORES THIEME “Donna Wanna 91 V. Track 4 JV Field Hockey 4 LILLIAN R. E. THOMAS RENEE THOMPSON “Shortcake” “Shortstuff” V. Basketball 3. 4: V. Soccer 4; JV Basketball 2: Intramural Volleyball 3; Student Government 1. 2. 3. 4:9th Grade Band I Uniform Manager: Senior Band 2. 3. 4- Uni form Man- ager 3: Stage Band 1. 2. 3. 4-Band Manager; Varsity Choir 2, 3. 4: Jazz Ensemble 3. 4: Chorale 2: Men s En- semble 2. 3. 4: Float Committee 2. 3. 4;0rchestra 2. 3. 4: Honor Society 3. 4: The Wiz 3: Combo Band 2, 4: South Pacific 4: “Marne 3: NFMF 2. 3: Solo Contest 1. 2: Choir Ex- change 1.2. 4: Band Exchange 1.2. 4: Monday Night Band 2: D.J. for School Dances2. 3. 4: Who's Who in American High School Students 4 CHARLES D. TRENT Tutoring DWAYNE ALLEN TRENT FAITH DELORES TRENT “Faye” MELVIN TYRONE TRENT 92 MARK TUTHILL “Tut ELIZABETH A. UNDERWOOD HEIDI DA WN VAN SCOY “Totts “LiT Dutch V. Wrestling 2.3.4- Co. Capt. 4 JV Wrestling 1 JV Football 1. 2 Floor Hockey V. Football Statistician 4 JV Softball 2 G. O. Cheerleading 2 Latin Club 1. 2. 3 Ski Club 2. 3. 4 Key Club 2. 3. 4 Austerity 1 Float Committee 2. 3. 4 Ring Committee 2 V. Baseball 3. 4 JV Baseball 2 JV Football 2 G.O. Basketball 2 Latin Club 2. 3 Ski Club 2. 3. 4 Austerity 1 Float Committee 3. 4 9lh Grade Band Senior Band 3 Who's Who in American H.S. Students 4 Yearbook Editor-in-chief 4; Leaders Corps 2. 3. 4; Who's Who in American H.S. Stu- dents 2. 3. 4; The Society of Distinguished Young Americans 2. 3. 4; Volunteer Can- dystripper 1. 2. 3: V. Cross Country Pho- tographer 3: JV Football Statistician 2; In- tramural Gymnastics 1. 2. 3; Intramural Modern Dance 2. 3; Student Government 2: Homeroom Representative I. 2; Blue Masques 2. 3: German Club 1. 2; German Class Representative 2; Rip Tide I. 2. 3; Yearbook Staff 2. 3. 4-Underclassmen Edi- tor 3: 9th Grade Chorus I. 2-Robe Chair- man I; Varsity Choir 1. 2. 3. 4-Robe Chair- man 2; Historian 3; Jazz Ensemble 2. 3. 4; Chorale I. 2; Women’s Ensemble 1. 2. 3. 4: Austerity 1; Christmas Eve Candelight Service 2. 3. 4; Float Committee 2. 4: “CreepingShadow 2; Student Forum 2. 3. 4; Stage Manager for “Bye Bye Birdie ” I; L S for “The King and I 2; “Marne” 3; NFMF 1. 2. 3. 4; Solo Contest 1. 2. 3; Jazz Ensemble 2. 3. 4; Choir Exchange 1. 2; Jer- ry Lewis Skate-a-Thon 4; Timothy Hill Telethon Volunteer 2. 3; Music Booster I. 2. 3. 4: East End Arts and Humanities Council Volunteer 2. 3. 4; RSTW 2. 3. 4; Jazz Nite 1. 2. 3; BHYF 2. 3. 4; SCHMEA All-County 1; Senior Trip 4. DONNA TYSKA DANIEL JOSEPH VAIL “Dan Man AMY WAUGH Biology Club 2 BOCES 3. 4 VIC A 3. I Austerity I Tutoring 2. 3 Ring Committee 2 G.O. Cheerleading 2 Tutoring 2 PATRICIA ANN WHITE Rotary Exchange Student ROGER R. WILSON DARNELL WESTON DONNA LYNN WILLIAMS VIRGINIA ZACHARIAS 'Tin' 94 JULI ANNE MARIE ZADEL V. Cross Country 3 Blue Masques 2 9th Grade Band I Austerity 1 Float Committee 2 Band Exchange 1 Key Club 2. 3 Austerity 1 Float Committee 2, 3. 4 MARY ZILNICKI Among The Missing RUSSELL COSTELLO LINDA COVELLO LA WRENCE DREXEL MELISSA ELKINS EDWARD FELDSTEIN MICHAEL HORN VINCENT JACKSON TIMOTHY JAMES STEVEN KOZERSKI BRIAN LO SHA VIA TERENCE MC CABE CLARENCE MILES FRANK NASO GARY NETTLES NEIL O'DOWD MELVIN PARKER HARRY PENNY PETER SEEBECH BETTE TRAJANOWSKI MICHAEL VANDEN THOORN GWEDOLYN WALDRON JOHN ZOLTOWSKI SENIOR FAMILY PAGE ROBERT L. AND BARBARA W. VAN SCOY. AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. KIRSCHNER CLARENCE MILES MR. AND MRS. GERALD FRASER DON AND BARBARA BOG ASH THE STAPON FAMILY MR. AND MRS. C. PRAGLIOLA MR. AND MRS. EARL WAUGH MR. AND MRS. JOHN TALMAGE EARNEST AND JOAN HEPPNER MR. AND MRS. NORMAN BEAL III JEANETTE AND EDWARD SYDLOWSKI BEST WISHES TO OUR DA UGHTER. ALETHEA. MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR FLOOD PERRY AND BLANCHE CONKLIN MR. AND MRS. CROHAN AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. JOHN SENDLEWSKI MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL STREEKER MR. AND MRS. JOHN C. CHARBOLOWSKI ROBERT AND JEANETTE KUKLA MRS. AND MR. RICHARD REEVE MR. AND MRS. RA YMOND TA YLOR ANNIE AND JAMIE SIMS GARY AND CLAIRE BATES MR. AND MRS. JASON KLIPP MR. AND MRS. JOHN BOGDAN MR. AND MRS. W. BRUCE STARK MR. AND MRS. LESTER BROWER WILLIAM F. JR. AND CARMEL A ORMANDY MR. AND MRS. LOUIS GATZ JR. BEST WISHES FROM MR. AND MRS. SCHMITT MR. AND MRS. EDWARD DOROSKA MR. AND MRS. K. FROEHLICH AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. FRED REEVE GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1982 % As The Sun Begins To Rise Above The Landscape, The Students Of Riverhead High School Arrive To Embark On Another Day Of Education And Social Interaction. mm A DAY IN THE LIFE. . . Of Course . . . At Times It Is Difficult To Achieve A Balance Between The Two . . . “Friendship before scholar- ship” is a motto of many of the Bluewaves. Students begin everyday by ”socializing with each other about yesterday’s events and today’s expecta- tions . .. 98 99 TIME OUT The Start Of The Spirit Year Begins With The Pep Rally. It Is The Kick-Off For The Bluewaves. Each Class Gathers Together To Decorate A Section Of The Gym. Together Each Class Does Much Singing, Cheering, And Screaming . . . 100 SEPT. 25 1981 The Team Members Are Introduced And Decorations Are Judged. The Students Then Leave With A Feeling Of Pride And Enthusiasm For The Bluewaves And The Hope Of Success For Each Team . . . 101 The Pep Rally is. ..a time for showing school pride . . . 102 103 Cen ter fold 104 The Class Of 1982 Shows Its Colors 107 Hanging out in the woods!” “One Down Ten To Go!”- Southampton What A Way Start The Season! Trying To Keep The Spirit Alive? “Howdy Folks! 108 “A First Down . . . ? Tea For Two 109 “What??? No MORE beer?’ “Sue, are you still eating?’ The Work Crew “Hey Liz, are you okay??? “Here catch!' The “Prez” at work “Thank God, this isn’t my house! Is he a transfer?' Building A Float For The Homecoming Parade Is A Major Part Of The Fall Semester For The Bluewave Students. Each Class Gathers Together To Construct, And Decorate The Best Float They Can Design. But Float Meetings Are Never All Work And No Play, There Is Always Time For Laughing And Joking With Friends, Especially When Someone Appears With A Camera. As Each Student Performs His Task The Thought Of The Final Product—A First Place Victory—Emerges From The Mounds Of Paper Flowers . . . 112 PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER! Saturday, November 7, 1981 finally arrives. 8:30 am brings out a few stalwarts who assem- ble our float from the various prefabricated pieces. The last touches on the wave . . . Boy, tissure paper sure is heavy . . . The Morning Progress. . . 113 Al, get that off my foot!. . . 114 Protectively covered and lashed, we head for Riverhead . . . Twelve noon came and the judges start to check on us. Now comes the waiting. . . Final Assembly . . . Eddie and Theresa work intently . . . And finally, we’re ready!. . . A break in the action . . . Mr. Norris briefs Mr. Conklin . . . AND WE’RE 1 AGAIN! Of course the sun came out eventually!. . . Even with a bit of sun, Debbie still looks cold! Senior Wills Deb Alainio: I leave my brother Mick all the trou- ble he can get away with. My many thanks to Mr. Jester, an empty alto seat to Mr. Roberts. I leave my best wishes to the future senior classes. Darlene Alec: To the Class of '83.Lots of luck and happiness! Brigitte Alexander: To any future VICA officers. I leave the Americana Inn room 333 and the Con- cord. To Sue and Mike the best always! To Burnie the best!! Al Anasky: To all those who knew Chilly Al, the best of luck!! Steve Andes: I leave all the great tuba sounds that have resounded through the Riverhead Schools. Darrin Bartlett: I leave the baddest neighborhood on Long Island. The Blvds, ” Home of Perfection ” and my ability to graduate a year earlier than sup- posed to. Rick Bates: To Mr. Koroleski. I leave Frodo and Bibbo. To Richie F. my French answers. To Roset- ta I leave my 28 U.A. ’s. Jackie Baumann: To. Cdr. Roth and Chief Sztorc I leave my ROTC uniform for future use. To Mr. Van Slyke I leave my periodic table for future use. Darlene Beal: I leave all my fears and bad memo- ries behind. I leave Patty, and Donna, and Sue a great senior year. Denise Bogash: I leave behind my efficiency to speak perfect polock B.S. to my brother, David in the hopes that he will benefit from it as much as I did. And to Mr. Kozyra. a sincere thank-you!! John Bogdan: I leave one year at RHS to my sister, four years to my brother and the many good times I've had here. Blake Boudreau: I leave to Mr. Kozyra his platonic dicotomy of spirit and matter visa vis ... to Ricky Dieterich. I leave Mrs. Roach and all the success in the World. Rich Boyd: To Buckey, I leave the upper parking lot at Reeve's and all the J.D. he can handle . . . all my love to Fran .... and I leave My 74 Ford to anyone. . . Pat Brandt: I thank Barry Manilow. Billy Joel. The Steve Miller Band. M A S H. and Alan Alda for helping me through some rough times and I lea ve a million freshman homerooms and purple coffee wa- ter. to Mr. Zorn! The Ideal Student Richard Metzger On this and the following pages are the sen- ior wills and superlatives. The Superlatives for the Class of 1982 were selected by the yearbook staff with the exception of The Ideal Student category. This one selection was made by the faculty at RHS. Superlatives 1982 118 Nancy Brower: I leave to Doreen, the tradition of raising hell, and “what not ” that the classes of ’81 '82 have made to keep up. To everyone else the good memories and the fun-especially Melissa, Cathy, all the good times at Reeves. Also to my sister I leave all the Ugly guys since Aaron is leav- ing! Karen Brown: I leave to my brother, Bobby and my cousin Joe, some free advice, if I could do it. so can you. Susan Burns: To April I leave lots of luck and good times; and to John I lea ve all of the memories of our great times t together. Kris Ann Campanelli: I leave the sport paddleball to Jimmy Edwards and hope he wins all his games. Ed Carey: I leave Coach Stewart the stairs. Coach Husing the Meadow , my little bro Stook, my cus- tom wrestling headgear and my satanic parking space to Mark! Rob Chaffee: That Sheila have as much fun in her Senior year (whenever that is) as I had in mine, and maybe someday she will be able to stay out past 10:00! Tina Christ ides: I leave George and all the Flan- dor ians many more years in school and all my love to the great and many friends I’ve made. Don't forget the good times. Gloria Church: I leave all the good times I've had and 4 great years at RHS to my sister. Lynda. June Conklin: I leave behind little green men, the CB's, my old parking spot, and my little quotes for the underclassmen to carry on. Knot head, sick fish, demented dolphin, spurogies, swipe and you’ll be surprised, I leave Crash the pervert to carry on my ways. Perrilyn Conklin: I leave behind four great years, but I take with me the warm memories, laughter, and good times. Marylin Cooper: I leave Pam Rollins all the disas- ters that we had, and Mary Riddick, Sherri Jackson and Carolyn Milden my cheerleading uniform. (Wear it in good health) and Kim Bra unskill my Geometry homework. Monette Corbin: I leave all my secrets of How to do EVERYTHING WITHOUT getting caught to Adam T.; Dawanna D. Eric A. I leave all the fine, fun memories of B.O.C.E.S. to all those who re- member the good times. Kim Cork: To Sharon I leave any guy that can handle her. To Mindy, I leave a pack of gum that lasts more than 10 minutes. I leave Tina all the fattening food she can handle. To Katie I lea ve luck and happiness with Dave A. Most Likely To Succeed Alethea Futch Steve Andes Most Dependable Heidi Van Scoy Rill Saputo Class Intellects” Ray Meilunas Julie Gascoyne Best Looking Tom Roach Doris Flood Linda Covello: To Barbara Covello I leave a lot of inspiration and achievement, also A-38 and the gremlins; feed them a teacher twice a month. Mary bet h Crohan: I lea ve a lot of good memories to my sister, Lisa, and also Yvette in hopes thay make the most of their years in R.H.S. Colleen Daniell: To Karen, Cheri and LuAnne I leave the tulips and vodka swishes and to Lottie I leave those JD shots and to Ronnie, my love and to River head girls I leave a special lady, Mrs. Dudek. Tom Dannenberg: I leave this High School to my cousins and friends . . . enjoy it while you can. I leave my blue jeans, bandanas and rock tee shirts to any one who wants them. To Bucky—Lisa and all his girls. Gary Danowski: To those who know, may my dreams burn deep in their hearts, so they may live better life. Perry Davis: I leave everything to all my friends and fellow classmates to deal with. Kevin DeFriest: I leave Coach Husing my green Nikes, and Coach Herzog his DAMN TRUCK!! Larry DeVito: I leave the upper parking lot at Reeve’s for Bucky and his friends so that they can keep on throwing those great parties and keep tak- ing advantage of those frosty fall nights. Pamela Diem: I leave behind all the good and bad times Debbie and I put R.H.S. through. I leave my driving skills to anyone who wants them, and I leave all the “Friday liquid lunches at the park. Robin Diggs: I leave all the pleasures of being a student to my heirs. To all my freshman friends, Sarah Banks, Alice Jackson, Tyra Byers, Sarah Herron, Robin Blakes. I leave my best wishes. Good luck to the future chorus. Diane Bennett you can take over where I left off. Connie Doroska: I wish the best of luck and a lot of great times throughout their high school years to Mitchell, Sharon, Richie, Carol and Scott. Mike Drozd: I leave Paul Bokinz the last chair in band. Mr. Cardona a new hair stylist, Dr. Desikin and English vocabulary book, Dave Baker and the rest of the underclassmen a really beat year in soc- cer, and all juniors a really boring year, cause all us great Seniors will be gone. Charlene Duff: I leave all the joys and laughs to Donovan, Eric, Sylvia, Aaron and Chantel. Also, all of my pleasant memories and contributions in the humor section of R.H.S. Melissa Egan: To the track team, I leave Bunny Power forever and watch the meat. To the cheer- leaders only the best— Mrs. J. and to all my friends. A.S.: S.S.: C.A.: R.L.: C.F.: and Nancy, I take with me the best years of my life. Thanks for everything. m Melissa Elkins: To Lottie's brother, I leave my heart. To Bernadette and Bonnie I leave a party to last them 'till they graduate. To Laura I leave Ber- ries and Mark and my troubles with Mike. Carolyn Feuerman: I leave a school that filled me with many unforgettable instances and the friends who made those instances so unforgettable. Joseph Feuerman: I leave to everyone the best that life can offer. Kathy Flanigan: I leave the power to succeed as an individual to all those people tempted by the evils of conformity. Bill Fleming: To my sister. Sue, I leave a wind-up Lambiase doll for her to play with; to Fran and Barb all those cold lonely winter nights your gonna hate next year; and to Bucky, all those great memories of D D at Reeves. Doris Flood: I leave to my sister, Brenda, my friends, Evelyn, Kim and Mary my determination to succeed in everything they put their minds to. Also my lunch card to Brenda, dribbling ability to Evelyn, height to Mary, and attitudes towards oth- ers to Kim. Lori Franz: To my brother, Carl, I leave the best of times you could ever have; to Yvette I leave the memories shared of a special friendship and ever- ything it takes to make it to the top. Cathy Fraser: I lea ve to everyone the courage to be yourself. Nancy Froehlich: To all the Juniors, I leave the best year of high school. To everyone I leave the good fortune of the lasting friendships I have had. Rose Freeman: To Alice, Sonya Sarah. I leave to you the best that this school can offer. Alethea Futch: I leave my brains, good grade, and ambitions to my brother, Leland. I leave my athle- tic ability to Evelyn Hobson. My personality I leave to Craig Hughes, and Ms. Malopolski I leave many good memories. Pete Gevinski: I leave behind the last of the por- ters, Mike, Glenn, and Termite. Margaret Close: To my closest friend and sister, Katie, I leave behind all the memories and good times we shared together. To Sharon I lea ve all the “especiallys she thinks she can handle. To Tina I leave all the cigarettes she can smoke (without getting caught) and to Mindy I leave all the pizza she can eat. without gaining a pound. Eileen Golden: I leave all my dedication and good luck to the Majorettes of RHS. I will always look back on all the good times I've had during U.A. and lunch and all my friends I will be leaving behind me, and I hope they make the four years. It flies by. Good-luck, RHS. Class Casanovas Missy Egan Rich Reeve Class Clowns A1 Anasky April Kirschner Most Absent-Minded John Bogdan James Goode: To my sister Lyn Goode, good luck in the future and keep on making track records, and to my brother Kevin Goode, good luck to you and don't get or give any trouble. And I give the best of luck to Ivan Bell and the rest of the crew, and all the Young Ladies. Earl Gray: I leave my finesse and football ability to my two ‘‘Chill factor boys” Keith Jefferson and Victor Jones, and the new Coaches. John Greenwood: For everyone to have the fun that me and my friends had in the last four years... God help this school if they do ... . Lisa Gumbs: To Janet, Jerry and Michael, I bid you farewell and goodbye. Janet study hard, the teach- ers mean no harm. To Michael I lea ve all my books. Good luck in RHS my dear sister, Shanna. Scott Hackal: I leave the Football and Baseball fields to Skinbone!!!! I.uAnne Hall: To Mr. Miller and his BOCES classes, I leave my car for experimental uses. Kerry Harrison: I leave Lori Pipp the many good times we had and future summers at B.B.H.H. Yvette, good times and a good friendship, Lori P. and Donna the memory of our adventure with the three stooges, and to Mr. Rana all the new fresh- men to flirt with. Greg Heppner: I leave behind all those long hours of homework to my sister, Lynn. Deb Hernandez: To John Donoghue I leave all the good times in life, and I hope the future brings much happiness to him. To Marilyn Price I leave all the good qualities of RHS. To my sister. Lisa, I give her the strength to fulfill her future with nothing but the best. To all my friends, especially Pam, Christine, Denise and Debbie Droskoski, I leave extra time to party and enjoy every minute of their lives. Sue Hettrick: I want to Thank Mr. Jester for all the confidence and patience he gave me during my four years at RHS. I also want to thank Sue M., Caroline, Julie. Deb. L„ Jim K. and Robbie B. for all the good times and memories we shared together at RHS. I leave Robbie B. my first seat in band and orchestra. Good Luck. Sandy Hinderliter: I leave to Chris and Martha all the pizza from lunch. I hope they make it as far as I have. I also leave many best wishes to all the Sen- iors. We finally made it!!! Brian Hobson: I leave my athletic ability to Troy Hatcher and hope he may come to be as good as me. John Hubbard: I leave to all the future underclass- men RHS’s rival with Mercy. Jo-Jo Hughes: I leave all my sports ability and know how to Jazzy and the Crew I left behind. Class Dizzies Scott Kirschner Caroline McCartin Darien Johnson: I lea ve my ability to play sports to my brother. Steven, Shell, Jeff, and Shane. Also I leave my pull with Steven to get Lynn Goode. Albert Jones: I leave behind many heartbroken friends (wishing I wasn't leaving), the computors for people who know how to use them (not the morons) and best wishes to all my teachers, espe- cially Mr. Moritz, Mr. Jester. Mr. Kozyra and Coach Husing. Kris Jos wig: I leave everything to anyone who wants it. Gerg Kaelin: I leave all the beer I didn’t drink to the parking lot attendant who is always asleep. Jim Kaelin: I leave all the perfume in the world to my brother so he doesn’t get initiated in May. Diane Kielkowski: I leave Laura all alone in the girls’ room. To Mike, my unused, reserved parking spot. To Bernadett: the B.S. of RHS and my spot in the Girls' room. Steve King: I leave everything that I have in RHS to J. B. Booker coming up here. April Kirschner: I wanna leave my number with Staz, great skiing memories with Jester, much hap- piness to Ms. Dudek. But, most of all, I leave RHS with the greatest memories that only I can cher- ish—thanx Caroline, and Marlene and Scott. Enjoy your next 2 years at RHS, Marl! Scott Kirschner: I leave Sharon all the good times to come and leave the bad times behind. Chris Klatt: I leave behind all the great memories of Friday lunches at the park. Dan Kramer: I leave RHS for my two younger brothers to explore. Good luck (?) Karen Kristiansen: I leave to Cheryl B. and An- drew K. and Brian D. all the high times and liquid lunches. To G.R. all the car raids. To Selena, the MacDonald lunches. Kevin Kruel: I leave all the cat to Brian Corwin. I leave all my unmatched and superb hockey skills to all the future floor hockey players to try and match them. Karen Krugeh I leave many good times with Au- drey. All the AC DC Koz can handle, and my cous- in Chris Moose” to the football team, they can use him. Filiz Kucuk: To all the people of RHS who were willing to make a new friend, I hope their life gives them everything they could ever want. May their lives be full of joy, happiness, and the best of health for as long as time allows. Karen Kukla: I leave to my brother Glen the nick- name Kuke” and the reputation that goes with it. Steve Langley: I leave my car, parking space and assorted nuts and bolts to anyone who dares to take them. Class Mozarts Kathy Flanagan Gary Danowski Class Athletes Robin Polchies Brian Hobson 122 Class Rembrandts Brian Reynolds Kerry Harrison Judy Lawrence: To Wanda Smith and Carla Row- ley I leave the hope that they will enjoy high school as much as I did. And to my sister. Michelle. I lea ve all my good times and boy problems at a standstill in the hopes that she will continue on with them when she enters RHS. Gilbert LeBron: To Theresa I lea ve all the make-up she can put on her face at once, and to Raymond, best wishes in carpentry and graduation, and to Denise . . . Deb Lohr: I leave to Chris, David. Jackie, and Pam all my love. I wish them all the luck in the world at RHS. Doug I,open I leave respect for each other. Regina Lowell: I leave to all the best of times in RHS. and Mrs. Dudek. Coach Husing and their teams many seasons as 1. Margaret Lundberg: To Cheryl, I leave lots of luck with Charlie B. and to Nay I leave lots of parties and carmel sundaes but I lake with me the great memories with PMMJ” and The Smither”. Jeff Maschka: I leave my whistling wrist shot for all the goaltenders who never got stunned by it. and I leave my goal tending to all the shooters who never got stumped by me. Sue Matlak: I’m taking everything with me, espe- cially all the memories with Debbie, Caroline, Sue and Kim. Doreen McKay: To Michele. I leave her all the love and happiness she can get because she deserves it. I also leave her good luck in her Senior year, be- cause she's gonna need it. Chris Michalowski: I leave behind the fun and laughs I had in Slazz’s classes and I take with me the friendship I have in him. And, to Barbara. I leave behind the struggle we had in getting this far. John Moisa: To Sue and Gloria I leave my love and good luck in the future. To Carla, the idea that I still care about her. Leslie I leave the front seat of my car. and Mom, the idea that she need not worry about me. Janet Moshier: To Deb, Shell, and April, all the love and luck in the world, make the best of it. And thanks to Mr. Rogers? Alvis Nash: To Kim Braunskill. I leave my best wishes. If she should act up send her to Dover, Delaware. I leave Victor to the rest of the girls. Aaron Needham: I leave a warning to x-country, runners: watch the rocks at Van-Cortland Park, and to Nancy I leave nothing! I’m taking you with me!!!!! Jean O'Neill: To the class of '83 I leave my best wishes for an intense Senior Year. To Donna Doka, I leave alol of love and gratitude for always being 123 Class Contributors John Hubbard Perry Conklin there. To Lori Pipp, I leave many more Key Club parties with the Perkins. And to my car. I leave you to any fool who wants you .... Bill Ormandy: To Bucky I leave all the D D and J.D. he can handle. To Fran I leave fond memories of Ralph. To Barb I leave all my love and all the memories. Marianne Orsini: To Mick I leave my friendship and love. Lauren. Andrea, and Mr. Roberts our laughs, and to Jester, all my trouble. Doreen Perkowski: I leave all the luck in the world to the people who come into RHS. Treasa Phillips: To the underclassmen remember me always and forever. (Resee) Robin Pole hies: 1 give all my fondest memories of Tolkiens great romances to Linda. To Commander Roth. I leave all my bobby pins, elastic bands, and barettes. I leave my superb skills in Atari missile command to John. Marsha Reeve: I leave Greg anything he can get out of R.H.S.. and look forward to future trips to- gether. Susan Rennard: I leave my sister. Cindy, the time slot for the shower. leave my foster Sis and Bro”, Barbara and John, my Ma ; I leave Lynda Church my Bro”. I leave all my good times shared with Gloria and Sue to anyone who can handle them!!! Brian Reynolds: To Diana (Dee) I leave all the hap- piness she wants and all the love I can give. Mary Richard: I leave Christine a lot of good times and the strength to make it through this school. I leave Donna a lot of good memories and a lot more to come. Charlotte Ried: I leave my brother all the trouble he can cause. I leave Diane the Concord Hotel: I leave Speedy munching out in unassigned. I leave Colleen and Karen all the good times. I leave Missy-Mo Larry, and I leave Kenny my love. Dr. McKee I just leave. Yvette Robinson: I leave all of my hopes to my niece Cheryl that there will be some new teachers here in two years when she gets here. To all of the freshmen I leave the ability to put up with the teachers and Mr. DeGrasse. Bill Saputo: I leave my tennis ability to the Sopho- more tennis players, maybe it will help. Susan Sauer: I leave to Jennifer all my lates to 1st period. I also leave many memories of lunchtime experiences to those few left who can handle it. Audrey Schmitt: I leave to the Seniors of ’83 the hopes and expectations of a perfect Senior year, and take with me the many memories of four years well spent with great friends and good times. Shortest Brigitte Alexander Best Dressed Lillian Thomas 124 Tallest Henry Talmage Karen Kruger Nicest Smile Dwayne Trent Claudine Shwonik: I leave behind lots of luck to those of you who need it. Richard Smith: I leave the parties after football practice to Mers and Block”. Stephen Spanburgh: I lea ve to all young lovers the hall patrol of Mr. Van Slyke and to Lynda Lori all my love and happiness. Theresa Stapon: Thanks P.M.M.J.S.C.A.L.K. for four excellent years, and to all my girls at Mercy... Leila. Murray, Donna. Debbie, Eileen, and most of all Peggy . . . the friendships, crazy times, smiles and laughter will always stay with me. Thanks for the memories, and I love you all!! Sharon Stark: Sue Fleming, I hope you find my clog and Nancy.! Thanks for the good times in soft- ball, too. To Theresa J. and Sharon W. I leave 3 more years of field hockey. Go for 1. Anna Stromski: I leave my brother, Mitchell, all the luck in the world so he can graduate one day! Karen Supinsky: I leave Mr. DeBoard alone, final- ly- Cathy Sydlowski: I leave behind very special memories of love, friendship, and great times at R.H.S. Margaret Sydlowski: To all the underclassmen: I survived four years in this school, so can you. Cheryl Sypher: To Joey Metz, I leave anything he thinks is worth taking (which ain't much!) And to all the freshmen, I leave Merritt's Pond. Maureen Syrakowski: I leave to Debbie, Michelle and April all the good times they can handle at R.H.S. and to Selena: Leather, chains and our WRCN hot line. Henry Talmage: I leave Kenny Block the joys of being R.H.S. quarterback. Good luck! And to Lori, I leave the memories of all the good times. Donna Thieme: To my brother, Frank, I leave the best that life can offer. Lillian Thomas: I leave with the memories of good times shared with my friends: Da wanna DeJesus and Linda Pollard. I also leave to my cousins, Rich- ard, Marleen, and Tracy (future students of R.H.S.) the ability, faith, patience and determination to succeed in everything attempted in life to their utmost. Dwayne Trent: First to Rena Bell, I leave all my T.L.C. To all the other fly girls I leave the remem- brance of a lovable fly guy (me). To Laurie Voege- lin I leave my drumsticks. To Willie Will, Keith Jefferson and all the other cool fly guys, I lea ve all the girls of their dreams. And to Devine Crew, I leave my albums and my rappin’ and cuttin ’ abili- ties. 125 Faith Trent: I leave my thinking ability to my two cousins. Sandy Walker and Chanel Sims. Mark Tuthill: All my love to Gina for 3 more years in the R.H.S. Donna Tyska: I leave to all the people unlucky enough to be left in this place the thought We will be outta here some day. Liz Underwood: To all of my friends. I wish good luck always, and to Donna. Kathie, Cheryl and Cheryl. I leave much jappiness next year. Daniel Vail: I leave Jim Jim one bottle of Brandy and Yvette the thought that I'll always remember the good limes we had. Heidi Van Scoy: To Fran I leave the many good times at RHS. to Barb, the will to carry on without this year’s seniors—I'll miss ya. Good luck to my brother in RHS. to Mom I give thanks for four fantastic years of high school, and 14 great other years besides (thank you. too. Dad). To my sister I leave the hope that someday she finds reality and comes to know what life is really about. To Jeff. Jim and Eric all my love always and forever to a wonderful person. Allyson. what can I say but thank you! To Dave W., well. I made it without your smile, but it wasn’t easy . . . and to Uncle Stanley I leave but one thought a cynic is but an honorable man with experience!!! Many, many thanks for everything!!!!!! Teresa Welch: I leave all of the great times and memories to the classes of the future. May you have as many as I did. Donna Williams: I leave behind to my little broth- er. Jerms, the success to cope with Riverhead High School. Julie Zadel: To my friends. I lea ve my memory, our good times, and a case of mics. To my love I leave my heart. To my days ahead. I leave hope, and a bad case of the lazies. To Fran I leave— DRUM CORPS! Mary Zilnicki: I leave Patty the best of luck in her high school years and to take over the Zilnicki reputation. I leave Big Al the ability to live his senior year to the fullest!! 12b Friendliest ” Robin Diggs Jo-Jo Hughes Shyest Cathy Fraser Senior Quotes Deb Alai mo: Oh, but Hon! Darlene Alee: Forget what life used to be. You are what you choose to be. Its whatever it is you see that life will become. -Jackson Browne Brigitte Alexander: “Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. ” “Tom- morrow see the things that never come today.” N. Y. AI Anasky: Later Holmes. Darrin Bartlett: “I’m Badder than the Georgia Woods.” Rick Bates: “We need a Beer-Blast” Darlene Beal: “A friend is one who comes in when the whole world has gone out. ” Denise Bogash: “I'm hanging out, being me . . Feeling happy, feeling free!!!” John Bogdan: Make the most out of your senior year, because it will never come again. Blake Boudreau: “Now that I'm here, Where am I?” Rich Boyd: We're just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl, year after year. Running over the same ground, what have we found? The same old fears-wish you were here. Pat Brandt: I can't talk now, M A S H is on!” Nancy Brower: You love something, you've set it free, it's returned to you. it's yours . . . KEEP ITU!” Karen Brown: All the time I thought that I was wrong wanting to be me. but needing to belong. If I'd have just believed in all I had. If someone would ha ve said—you 're not so bad. Susan Burns: Trip, but don't fall. Kris Ann Campanelli: Revenge is sweet. Ed Carey: Don't fear the Reaper! Wine is fine, but liquor is quicker! Rob Chaffee: Isn’t it my bedtime yet?! Tina Christides: “Free Bird” Gloria Church: You've got a friend. June Conklin: All good things come to those who wait; but there’s no belter time for the present. Perrilyn Conklin: “Still crazy after all these years. ” Marilyn Cooper: “Real-lay” Monette Corbin: It ain't nothing but a thing. Kim Cork: All you need is love-beatles. Linda Covello: “When the seas have all turned to muck, unicorns will still exist. along with Howard the Duck. ” Marybeth Crohan: If you want something bad enough, go for it. Don ’t wait for it to come to you; it may never come. Colleen Daniell: Life is a mixture of sunshine and rain, tear drops and laughter, pleasure and pain. We can't have all bright days but one thing is true—No cloud is so “DARK” that the sun can't shine through.” Tom Dannenberg: “There is a lot to get out of life, but the hard part is finding it. ” “This is true. I think, the system s ......” “I guess I’ll take that as an answer. ” Gary Da nows ki: You only go around once in life, but if you do it right, the first time, once is enough. Perry Davis: “Is to get down on it.” Kevin DeFriesI: Everyone should believe in something; I believe I'll have another drink. Diane Densieski: Be true to your friends, for true friends are rare. Larry DeVito: “These are supposed to be the best years of your life, so don 'I waste it. go out with your friends and live it up. ” Pamela Diem: “Walk carefully among my dreams, for they are special and easily crushed. ” Robin Diggs: I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good, therefore, that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.—Author Unknown.” Connie Doroska: If the sun refuses to shine, I would still be loving you. When the mountains crumble to the sea, there will still be you and me. Mike Drozd: “Pass the Mich. ” Charlene Duff: If you love something. let it go. If it comes back to you, it's yours. If it does not, it never was. Melissa Egan: “. . . because it's the laughter, we will remember, whenever we remember - THE WAY WE WERE. . .” Melissa Elkins: If at first you don't succeed — the hell with it. Carolyn Feuerman: Love breathes the promise of joy- filled tomorrows. Joseph Feuerman: With every ending there's a new be- ginning. Kathy Flanigan: Wisdom is one thing. It is to know the thought by which all things are steered through all things. —Heraclit us Bill Fleming: Get what you can out of life; just don't get caught taking it! Lori Franz: A friend is someone who knows the differ- ence bet ween putting his nose in other people's business and putting his heart in other people's problems. Cathy Fraser: Although our paths lead us in different directions, friendships will last forever. Rose Freeman: Live life to its fullest. Beth Fricke: If a man does not keep pace with his com- panions perhaps it is because he hears a different drum- mer. Let him step to the music he hears however mea- sured or far away. Nancy Froehlich: Always hold on to your dreams; some- day you may awake to find they are reality. Alethea Futch: “What lies behind us and what lies be- fore us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” Julie Gascoyne: That which needs to be remembered will be remembered, and that which should be forgotten, forgotten. Pete Gev inski: “The shit is to deep. I got to bail out.” Margaret Glose: I get by with a little help from my friends.-Beatles. James Goode: “Have fun going to school” Earl Gray: As Darien and Darrell and I lea ve, we will be back in a coast-to-coast Jimosine. John Greenwood: May the freebird of the 8-balls live on after we leave. Lisa Gumhs: School isn't all fun and play, study hard and the future is on its way. Scott Hackal: “yea Well!!” Lu Anne Hall: Set your course . . . follow your dreams. Kerry Harrison: Take one day at a time . . . Greg Heppner: Be yourself cause you only go around once in life, know what you want to do and give it all you've got. Deb Hernandez: “I wish the world would make some sense, this place is crazy and the people are dense. If I had a dream that would come true. I'd help myself and try to help my friends too. ” Sue Hettrick: Our memories of yesterday will last a life time. We'll take the best, forget the rest and someday we’ll find these are the best of times.-Styx Sandy Hinderliter: Time cannot touch two hearts truly in love. Brian Hobson: “I ain't got nothin to do with it.” Wayne Hobson: What good you do unto your fellow man, you do unto Christ, what you do unto Christ, you do unto God. the Father, what good you do unto God the Father, you do also unto yourself. John Hubbard: Kirsh. give me a ride, my cars on the rag. Again! Jo-Jo Hughes: When I graduate, meet me over my house to get drunk!!! Darien Johnson: It 's been a long four years, but what can I say. because most of the times. I was in UA. ” Albert Jones: “The 8-Balls and I will return! Once again to be roaming free without a care. ” Kris Jos wig: Time to start a new and I'm glad to be out. Greg Kaelin: There is only one thing to live for. and; that sure ain pt school. Jim Kaelin: “Since today is the first day of the rest of your life, you should make the best of it. Have a good time but learn a field of work while having a good time.: Diane Kielkowski: “What a long trip it has been!” Steve King: I only mess with things that are mine, cause I got it that way. April Kirschner: “Only as high as I can reach can I grow, only as far as I can seek can I go. only as deep as I look can I see. only as much as I dream can I be. ” Scott Kirschner: Rich and Margaret. Me and Sharon will meet you at the Goose. Chris Klatt: The days arc gone but not forgotten. Dan Kramer: “Do the best you can. and do not let anyone gel you down” Karen Kristiansen: “Have fun and live life to its fullest. Kevin Kruel: “You can't win them all., but you can get them all. keep thinking free. Karen Kruger: “Be good to yourself everyday and every night and let the sun shine on your way.:” Filiz Kucuk: Life can be whatever you want it to. It can be full of joy or sorrow. Your ambitions set your goals, and with true spirit and will life can be a world fulfilled. Karen Kukla: They say there's a time and a place for everything . . . for those in love, its here now . . . Steve Langley: “Improveyour image... be seen with me Judy I awrence: “What a trip this place has been” Deb Lohr: “Oo-La-La!!” Doug Lopez: They made me work out of fear, now they expect me to pick a career. A working class hero is some- thing to be.-Marianne Faithful Regina Lowell: “Life goes by fast, stop for a moment and look at it. ” Margaret Lund berg: “I wanna go to .. .” Sue Matlak: I want to thank this school for one thing, and one thing only; my honey Billy Z. and I am glad to be out! Doreen McKay: A friend is a person who walks in when the rest of the world walks out. Mike Merker: “Go for it while you can. because it might not be there for long!” Chris Michalowski: “Follow your own heart, don't fol- low anolhers beat. Janet Moshier: “Spread your wings and fly. as high as you can go” Alvis Mash: “Free at last, free at last, thank God Al- mighty. I'm free at last. ” Aaron Needham: I;ve had fun . . . fun without a Trans- Am. ” Jean O'Neill: Time is getting shorter and there’s much for you to do. Only ask and you will get what you really want. The rest is up to you. Plant your love and let him know.-Eric Clapton. Bill Ormandy: If your gonna do it. do it with beer! Marianne Orsini: “Rock- that's what its all about, filling up the empty kneecaps and elbows with fun. ”-Jimi Hen- drix Doreen Perkoski: Where there's a will, there's a way. Treasa Phillips: Experience is not what it is, experience is what you make it. Memories are never forgotten, they are held dear in my heart. Robin Polchies: “Harry where's your $?” Marsha Reeve: “no such thing as tomorrow”-J. Jackson Richard Reeve: Go for it! Sue Rennard: Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today. Brian Reynolds: The time has come for me to pack my bags and walk away.-Marshall Tucker Mary Richard: Take time to make time, make time to be there. I'm gonna miss you guys. Lottie Ried: It's better to “burn-out” than to just fade away. Tom Roach: Money can’t buy you love, but love can't buy you a Mercedes-Benz. Yvette Robinson: If I made it. so can you. Bill Saputo: You and I arc but the common man. may we find peace in wealth and wisdom. Sue Sauer: The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away, the good times are forever, but baby, the last time is best. J. Geils Audrey Schmitt: Bad times move so slowly, good times move so fast, but the times we will treasure are the memories of the past. Claudine Shwonik: Green grass and high tides forever. Rich Smith: 1 want to go to the Boardv Barn! Scott Spanburgh: “You'll get over it. ” Steve Spanburgh: “When it’s time to relax ... Theresa Stapon: Don't walk in front of me. I may not follow. Don't walk behind me. I can not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Sharon Stark: So before we end and then begin, we’ll drink a toast to how it’s been, a few more hours to be complete, a few more times that I can say I’ve loved these days. Anna Stomski: You have to believe in your self, for oth- ers to believe in you. Karen Supinsky: “The time has come, the song is over, thought I’d something more to say.-Pink Floyd Cathy Sydlowski: Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We'll take the best, forget the rest, and some day we’ll find these are the best of times.-Styx Margie Sydlowski: Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow, it will be here sooner than you think. CherylSypher: Good times, bad times, you know I've had my share. Maureen Syrakowski: Hold to a true friend woth both hands. Henry Talmage: The harder I work, the luckier I get. Donna Thieme: The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay; love isn’t love till you give it away. Lillian Thomas: I believe that without the help of Mr. DeGrasse. Mrs. Kelsey, and Mr. Koroleski. I wouldn’t have made the most of RHS. I would like to say thank you for the push and shove. I would like also to say to the students of RHS that your only obligation is to look for- ward and be true to yourself. Dwayne Trent: “Sybia in the house, you don’t stop.” Faith Trent: If I did it so can you. Mark Tuthill: Go for it. Donna Tyska: A dreamer of pictures I run in the night. You see us together, chasing the moonlight. N. Y. Liz Underw ood: “Some people think it’s holding on that makes one strong. Sometimes it's letting go ... Dan Vail: Where's the party this weekend? Heidi Van Scoy: Rivers belong where they can ramble. Eagles belong where they can fly. I’ve got to be where my spirit can run free, go to find my corner of the sky!!!!! Teresa Welch: Yesterday is already a dream, and tomor- row is only a vision, but today, well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Julie Zadel: “Let's Motivate!!” Mary Zilnicki: You can’t go through life without “Friends”. 128 1982 Class History In most yearbooks the class history is written by one of the class officers or a prominent member of the class. I consider myself in the latter group. As class advisor since September 1978 and as yearbook advisor. I feel I am in a unique position to comment on what has happened to the class of 1982 in its passage through Riverhead High School. In 19781 began my second year of teaching here. I had in my English class Perrilynn Conklin. John Harris, Alethea Fulch. Margaret Lundberg. Heidi Van Scoy and other notables whom I won't mention only because of the limits imposed by copy space. I do remember you all. however, even Mike Vanden Thorn whose name I never could pronounce. Perrilynn was coerced by the others to ask me to be class advisor. I believe I was their second choice, by the way. Anyway. I accepted and off I went down the path that led me here. Elections were held soon afterward and Perrilynn became president. John Harris vie-presi- dent. Alethea secretary, and Beth Fricke, treasurer. The class of '82 faced austerity its fresh- man year, and although all extra-curricular activity ground to a halt. I recall some high points. The first thing 1 remember about the freshman year was selling refreshments at a movie the G.O. screened on a Saturday. Mrs. Conklin was there along with about 15 students. We did a rummage sale in the spring that year as well. Once again we prevailed on the Conklins and they ended up with about 7000 cans of paint and a lot of old clothes afterwards stored in their stand. Remarkable also that first year was the almost teacher strike. This I remember better than the students because there we were at 7:30 a.m. in the Holiday Inn on a school day waiting to find out whether we picketed or taught. Fall of 1978 also saw the first, and only. Austerity Bowl where we out of shape teachers took on what should have been the Blue Waves Varsity. We got whipped by a score of somewhere near 120 to 0. I pulled a muscle in my leg. The class of '82 had one project that year. We decorated our hall for Spirit Week in the spring. I remembered a flowered balloon and something about “Flying High”, which drew a lot of snide remakes about our sobriety. September 1979 marked the end of austerity and the first real class project: our homecoming float. We borrowed a small truck from Agway and tried to catch blue wave fever”. Unfortu- nately. the judges thought our reclining football player looked ill. and while the experience was useful, we 'didn't win any prizes. Henry Talmage and Kerry Harrison as King and Queen did look good on the float, though. We had some minor changes in class officers that year. John Harris was president and Perrilynn Conklin was vice-president, a reversal from the previous year. Theresa Stapon became treasurer. Margaret Lundberg filled out the roster as secretary. We had two sales projects that year. We sold the infamous film packs early in the year and made a grand total of approximately $7.00 profit. To try to fatten the treasury, we sold beach towels in the spring, and we did make some money, finally. In the spring we decorated halls once again. This time ours was an underwater theme: “Swim in the Sophomore Sea ”. The entire math wing resembled a hydophobe's nightmare of dangling crepe paper seaweed, tissue paper jellyfish, hanging nets and shells, and a lobster pot that Lori Franz ended up leaving in Mr. DeGrasse’s office until he threatened to make it into a coffee table. We did win first place for our efforts, and if I do say so myself, we deserved it. This year marked my debut as a basketball manager. The G.O. tournament rolled around and over us and suddenly we were in last place. Darien Johnson. Darrell Harris, Derek Miles, Steven King. Jose Torres. John Harris. Steve Spanburgh. and the others tried hard but we were overmatched in both games. Our cheerleaders did look good and I seem to remember Marsha Reeve and Wendy Whitley were captains. John Harris left RHS in his junior year to attend a private school in New England. Into this power vacuum went Perrilynn again as president, Theresa Stapon as treasurer. Margaret Lundberg as vice-president, and Alethea Futch as secretary. Fall arrived and with it the class rings. They were mighty expensive because gold was about $600 an ounce, but they looked nice, and they represented 2 down and 2 to go. Our homecoming float was a winner in 1980: The Blue Waves are On top of the World”. We got first place: 1 believe we got it hands down, but we had to share it with the senior class. Mr. Van Conklin, an impartial observer, agrees with me on this point, by the way. Debbie Alaimo was junior queen and Henry Talmage was once again our class king. 1980-81 was the year of the great lucit ornament and candle sale caper. The class dutifully took orders and the delivery by the company got completely fouled up. Some orders got filled correctly. Some salesmen got partial orders. Some salesmen got some other salesmen’s orders. Some salesmen got no merchandise. I got a tremendous headache. We cleared about a grand on that one. And now the full truth can be told about the crazy pens and other promotion- al prizes. The company never sent us any. I held up their money until they reduced our bill, however. Heidi Van Scoy won a black and white TV in a raffle at the conclusion of that sale. We did better in G.O. Basketball as juniors. I know for a fact it was not my coaching. Willie Wilson and Brian Hobson helped me out and we actually won a game, defeating the freshmen. I. or should I say Willie, started Darien Johnson. Darrell Harris. Steven King. Derek Miles, and Jamie Sims, some guy named Hughes, Steve Spanburgh. Rich Reeve, and Melvin Trent were also in the game quite a bit. We did well against the Sophomores until the third period in the championship game. Oh well, there's always this year. Anyway. I have it on reliable informa- tion that alol of the players on the sophomore squad were older and more experienced than our guys. 1 think one or two even fought in the Korean War. but I may be mistaken. The elections in the spring of 1981 brought about an upset of sorts. John Hubbard defeated Perrilynn and Caroline McCartin in a three-way race for president. Theresa was now the vice- president and Judy Lawrence and Althea Hutch were treasurer and secretary, respectively. Our float building went very well, witness the pictures in the center section, and we got what we deserved last year, complete control of first place. (Sorry, Coach Herzog, the devil made me say that.) As she did last year, Debbie rode on our float, this time as Homecoming Queen. Scott Hackal. Homecoming King, was on the field that day. Every Rainbow Ends in a first place, oops. Blue Wave was our theme. Homecoming was cold and windy in our senior year, as it was the previous year but at least it didn't rain as it did the morning of homecoming when the class of '82 were Sophomores. Jumping back to September, I was very wary of sales programs after last year’s debacle, but the magazine sale went very well, and lo and behold, we made upwards of $5,000 profit. Bill Polak. Theresa Stapon, and Diane Densieski were top sales people but Liz Underwood and Nancy Froelich also took a lot of orders. And now I've written myself up to the present. The deadline for this section is Monday, December 21. 1981.1 know this sort of thing because I'm also the yearbook advisor, remember? As of this point in time, approximately a week prior to that deadline, here’s how the rest of the year stacks up. The senior class will be going, actually, has gone, when you read this, to Montreal for the senior class trip. We have have not had a tremendous time, and I was was not sedated and under doctor's care for a week afterwards. (Check the appropri- ate response). Prospects for the G.O. tournament are hopeful since we beat this year’s junior class team who defeated us last year, many of whom are now working and raising families. I expect the same starters but I may be found guilty of recruiting violations by the time you read this. We will have a prom, I think, but I have no idea where or when since several of my trusted officers are taking care of this; right, Judy and Alethea? I also expect to have graduation ceremonies. That about wraps it up. I'd like to offer my special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Van Conklin for their constant help with floats. I never could have done it without them. Good luck on the out- side, even you Fleming. Your pal, Mr. Koroleski 130 Remember me? John Harris VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Co-Captains: A. Futch and T. Stapon Coach: Mrs. Barosa-Dudek Mrs. Dudek, S. Lindsay, R. Jefferson, K. Saunders, E. Hobson, L. James. Row 2: T. Phillips, C. Duff, R. Lowell, D. Flood, S. Stark, Front: A. Futch, T. Stapon 132 The 1981-1982 Varsity Girls' Field Hockey Team, coached by Barbara Barosa-Dudek. came through with a winning season for River head High School. A league record was composed of 3 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties, and an overall record of 5-5-2. This year's captains were seniors Alethea Futch and Theresa Stapon. Other senior mem- bers of the team were Sharon Stark, Treasa Phil- lips, Doris Flood, and Regina Lowell. Aiding the cause of the team were such factors as speed, controlled stickwork and skilled playing ability. Under the guidance of a new coach, the team worked well together for that long-sought for hope- a play-off berth. Although the potential of the team was great, a chance for the play-offs diminished at the last scheduled game of the sea- son against the rival team, Bayport. Neverthe- less, the team had one of their best seasons ever, and is looking forward to an even better one next year. All League: D. Flood All-League: All County: T. Phillips 133 VARSITY BASKETBALL Co-Captains: T. Stapon, and D. Flood Coach: Ms. Malopolski T. Stapon, K. Saunders, S. Lindsay, R. Jefferson, Front: E. Hobson, D. Flood, M. Riddick 134 The 1981-1982 Varsity Girls’ Basketball Team, coached by Ms. Elbe Malopolski, did a fine job of playing this season. They showed great sportmanship. fellowhip and brotherhood throughout every game. The team had a wonderful ability to work together and keep up a fantastic camaraderie with each other. This year's captains were Theresa Stapon and Doris Flood. Theresa and Dorie were also the only seniors on the team. The girls were fast, they handled the ball well, and showed great deals of skillful playing ability. Mary Riddick, although the shortest member of the team, shows tremendous potential. Kim Saunders, Rena Jefferson. Ebba Hobson, and Clara Martin make up the rest of the Team, and no one can find fault with their efforts either. (Except their coach, of course) CONGRATULATIONS ON A JOB WELL DONE! Usually in this spot on the second page of a Varsity Sport, the yearbook Staff places a picture of the teams seniors. We are sorry to say that two things upset that practice; first, we neglected to secure such a picture, and second, there were only two seniors on the team. Sorry Girls!!! 135 TENNIS N. Spacek, Coach Emily Stewart-Chizever, V. Zachahas 136 P. Bloss, S. Bogdan, D. McCabe, Row 2: C. Adinolfi, L. Hernandez, Coach Chizever, V. Zacharias, V. Andes, Front: N. Spacek, L. Wedel CROSS COUNTRY Senior: All-League: Sue Kacherski D. Miloski, K. McCartin The 1981-1982 Girls’ Cross Country Team, coached by Mr. William Husing, had their first year together as a full team. Sue Kacherski, a letter winner from last year, returned as this years’ only senior team member. There were many letter win- ners this year-C. Lowell, Kathy and Karin McCar- tin, K. McCarthy, A. Smith, L. Franz, and S. Ka- cherski once again. Some of the best times set this year were: A. Smith in the three mile at a time of 21:26.9; and D. Miloski in the 5000 meters at a time of 22:13.2. This year we also had t wo girls make all- leagues. they were D. Miloski. and K. McCartin. The Coach has very spirited outlooks toward an even better team next year-and this one is going to be hard to beat. 137 K. McCarthy, A. Smith, K. McCartin, K. Kruk, K. McCartin, Coach Husing, Front: D. Miloski, A. Moses, C. Lowell, L. Franz FALL CHEERLEADERS The 1981-1982 Cheerleading Teams consisted of many talented girls. Cheerleading is a sport, al- though it is not often recognized as one. A cheer- leader not only has to have the ability to project her voice, but must be agile, have good coordina- tion, and be able to perform some difficult gym- nastic moves. Fall Cheerleaders and Winter Cheerleaders are only different in one respect-the teams in which they are cheering for. The fall is for football and the winter for basketball, but ei- ther way the cheerleaders are always there show- ing spirit and pride in the Blue Waves. Capt. M. Egan, Coach Jackoloski, Capt. T. Hale Mrs. Jackolski, Missy, Lori, Kelly, Tina, Treasa, Cheryl, Kim Z., Sue H., Sue M., Kim C., Ann, Marylin, Carolyn, Mary, Debi, Risa 138 WINTER CHEERLEADERS The 1981-1982 Basketball Cheerleaders! 140 Mrs. J. Missy Marylin Tina Alvis iii® Treasa Kim Camille Debi Risa Lori Sherri Diane Carolyn Kathy Ann 141 J. V. Field Hockey 142 The 1981- 1982 JV Girls’ Field Hockey Team J.V. Basketball In this position on a JV Sport page the yearbook staff usually places a picture of the teams’ Coach. Howev- er such a picture was not available. The Coach of the 1981-1982JV Girls’ Basketball Team is Mr. Triandiflou. a teacher at Pulaski Street School. The 1981-1982 JV Girls’ Basketball Team, coached by Mr. T, did a fine job this season. Like their leaders, the Varsity Team, they showed great team spirit, and willingness to work together. All of the team members worked hard, and showed great potential. They lead us to believe that we ought to be looking forward to some wonderful, winning varsity teams in the near future. 1 1 The 1981-1982 JV Girls’ Basketball Team! SPRING PREVIEW This year due to early deadlines, there was not time to take pictures of the Spring Sports, so we have prepared a Spring Preview in their places. Each spring the girls of RHS are given the opportu- nity to tryout for, and join teams to show their sportsmanship, spirit and ability. The first of these teams is Softball. The Softball team practices after school, and competes in league games. If they are in the top of the league, they will go to playoffs. The Track and Field team, not only includes run- ning, but; shotput, high jump, long jump, and dis- cus. Girls are given a change to train in these events, and then participate in meets. The Year- book Staff would like to wish these teams the best of luck. 144 INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL Each year the Physical Education Department holds intramural sports after school. This year one such team was the Girls’ Intramural Volleyball. These students do not have to try out for the team. Anyone that is interested may join. The girls divide into groups and play against each other. Although the competition is only between members of the same school, intramurals are a way in which to increase ones’ ability in a sport, and at the same time have some fun. The 1981-1982 Intramural Volleyball Girls and their Coach. 145 BOWLING INTRAMURALS Another such intramural sport is the Intramural Bowling. This however, is coached by a business teacher Mr. Stazzone. This once again takes place after school and anyone who is interested may join. The group is divided up into twelve teams this year, who competed against each other. Coach Stazzone S. Kacherski, D. Teresko. Y. Sequino, S. Bogdan, D. Miloski, T. Oliveri, N Dreeban, L. Torel M. Nighten- gale, G. Yakoboski, Row 2; J. Hubbard. D. Sapienza, C. Rennard, B. Reynolds, T. Kruger' D Johanne- mann, S. Kirschner, J. Prendergast, D. Vail, J. Weiss, K. DeFriest, A. Anasky, R. Bates, MR. Stazzone, T. Dannenberg, R. DeFrese, Row 3: C. Bloss, D. Chraboloski, C. Franz, R. Becker, C. Hansen, T. Baxter K Kruel, E. Lojko, A. Baldelli, K. Troyan, K. Young, Row 4: K. Block, K. Heagy, R. Wernikowski R Koenig, M. Frutoz, R. Kruszon, J. Maschka, B. Darrow, C. Pietri 146 CLASS OF ’82 Good Bye RHS From The Ralph Gang Billy O. Rich B., Larry D., Tom D., Aaron N., Gilbert, L., and Vomitron CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 We’re Gonna Miss YaU Love, Fran, Barbra, Jean, Nancy, Heidi VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach Herzog Co-Captains; B. Hobson, and S. Hackal Coach Herzog. S. Brady. J. Carey. T. Heinze. S. Allen. P. Harris, W. Miles. K. Jefferson, D. Hardin, Coach Marelli Row 2: S. Spanburgh, Chilly AI. S. Mersereau, R. Block, D. Harris. D. Miles, J. Torres. T. Mayo. H. Talmage. R. Reeve. Row 3: R. Metzger. S. Kirschner, R. Smith, E. White, B. Hobson, S. Hackal. J. Bogdan, J. Hughes, D. Johnson. G. Brunskill, Front: Little Richie Herzog 150 The 1981-1982 Varsity Football Team, coached by Driver's Education Teacher Richard Herzog, and Jr. High Physical Education Teacher Blair Marelli, faired very well this year. The Co-Captains of this years' team were Brain Hobson and Scott Hackal. They kept the team in good spirits and at the same time kept them work- ing hard. Scott Hackal was also All-County and All- League this year. The team showed great improve- ment from past years and give RHS a hope for a terrific future in football. They will miss this years' seniors though, who were an asset to the team. They are pictured below. All-County-All- League; Scott Hackal Seniors: R. Smith, S. Kirschner. R. Reeve, H. Talmage, T. Mayo, Row 2: J. Torres, S. Spanburgh, Chilly Al. J. Hughes, G. Brunskill, D. Miles, Front: R. Metzger, E. White, B. Hobson. S. Hackal. D. Harris. J. Bogdan, D. Johnson 151 VARSITY SOCCER Coach Heinrichs Co-Captains; M. Drozd and D. Baker T. Kaeding, K. Kruel, M. Drozd, J. Kaelin, B. Ormandy, Row 2: A. Lundberg, R. Koenig, D. Baker. M. Frutoz, Row 3: D. Trent, L. Fields, B. Saputo, R. Arner, J. Karp, Row 4: Coach Heinrichs The 1981-1982 Varsity Soccer Team, coached by Mr. Heinrichs, had a fairly decent season this year. Pushed hard by their coach, the boys tried their best always. Captaining the team this year were senior Mike Drozd, and freshman, Dave Baker. Being a freshman on the Varsity team is a strange occurence, let alone being captain. But Daves’ talents war- ranted such a position. The team is hoping for a better season next year. THE RHS VARSITY SOCCER TEAM IN ACTION! ...GO FOR IT GUYS! 153 CROSS COUNTR Y S. Martin, W. Karlin, J. Lull, D. Esseks, N. Corwin, D. Ciruzzo, M. Reeve, Row 2: A. Moses, R Becker C Franz, A. Brown, R. Love, A. Jones, T. Pip, Coach Husing. Row 3: F. Miller, A. Needham T Barrett-Ray E. Carey, R. Wernikowski, S. Carey 154 All-League: M. Reeve, S. MArtin, N. Corwin, A. Jones, J. Lull, Coach Husing The 1981-1982 Cross Country team was a more experienced team than had run for River- head in many a year. Coach Husing had Seven returning letter man, plus six other re- turnees. Led by Co-Captains N. Corwin and J. Lull, the runners progressed as the season went on. The loss of seniors Nate Corwin. A1 Jones, Aaron Need- ham, Ed Carey, and Kevin De- Friest will be a big one to the Waves however. Still, a num- ber of top runners will be re- turning. Cross Country is back in Riverhead. P9 155 Seniors: A. Needham, N. Corwin, E. Carey, A. Jones, and K. Defriest VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1981-1982 Varsity Boys’ Basketball Team The 1981-1982 Varsity Boys' Basketball Team had a decent season this year. Under the skillfull coaching of Mr. Rana. the team did have a wonder- ful season. Of course, like any other team, a great deal of their success was dependent upon them being able to work together. Co-Captains Henry Talmage and Charlie Trent were a great asset to the team. Henry and Leonard Halsey were also added to the All-League roster this year. The team will miss seniors Dwayne Trent, Leonard Halsey, Henry Talmage, Charlie Trent, Mike Ross, Brian Hobson, and Troy Mayo. Seniors: D. Trent, L. Halsey, H. Talmage, Front: C. Trent. M. Ross, T. Mayo, B. Hobson VARSITY WRESTLING Co-Captains: C. Clinton and E. Carey Statisticians: S. Bogdan, P. Walsh, and P. Lichas The 1981-1982 Varsity and JV Wrestling Teams 158 The Varsity Wrestling Team, coached by Walter Stewart, had a good season this year. The team did well in all of their meets. We had wrestlers in many weight classes. This years captains were E. Carey, and C. Clinton. Both are excellent wrestlers and demonstrate what wrestling is all about. The team looks forward to an even better year next although it is losing four good wrestlers from its ranks. The team will feel the loss of Tom Roach, Ed Carey, Kent Brace, and John Bogdan. 159 Seniors: T. Roach, E. Carey, K. Brace, J. Bogdan JV Football The JV Football Team, coached by Walter Stew- art had a fine time this year. They showed much spirit, and sportsmanship, and played extremely well. The team had some very talented players on their roster this year. The captains of the team were D. Parker, K. Block, and D. Jones. They kept the boys together at all times. Due to the efforts seen by spectators this year, there is much opti- mism for great Varsity Football Teams in the fu- ture. Co-Captains: D. Parker, K. Block, D. Jones 160 The 1981-1982 JV Football Team JV Soccer The JV Soccer Team, coached by Mr. David Lod- dengaard, for the 1981-1982 school year, did very well this season. The most important thing accom- plished by the team, was their ability to work to- gether. Many good propsects for future Varsity Teams were seen in the making.. Good Luck in the future. Coach Loddengaard T. Hatcher, R. Anderson, D. 8ulak. Row 2; G. Yakoboski, A. Meras. H. Loper, Row 3: Coach Loddengaard. M. Mack, R. Phipps, S. Perun, B. Thrall. Row 4: E. Allen, J. Stark, M. Campanelli. E. Grasse 161 JV Basketball The 1981-1982 JV Boys' Basketball Team Coach Paskiewicz Captain: D. Mayo 162 THE RHS WRESTLING TEAMS IN ACTION! JV Wrestling 163 SPRING PREVIEW This year due to early deadlines, there was not time to take pictures of the Spring Sports teams, so we have prepared a spring preview in their places. Each spring the boys of RHS are given the oppor- tunity to tryout for, and join teams to show their sportsmanship, spirit and ability. The first of these spring teams is Baseball. The coach for this is again Mr. Rana. Track and Field is also open for the boys as well as the girls. And in the spring, the boys get their chance to show off at Tennis. The Yearbook Staff would like to wish all these teams the best of luck. TEAMS INCLUDE: BASEBALL, TRACK AND FIELD, AND TENNIS JV Spring Preview As with the Varsity Sports, the JV Sports do not meet deadlines either. Like the Varsity Sports Spring Teams, we have a Jv Baseball Team, a JV Track and Field, but unfortuanately there is no JV Tennis. These teams practice as hard if not harder, than the varsity teams. The Jv teams do not get as much attention or credit as the others however. But if it is remembered, that without JV teams, we would have no Varsity teams, for they are the Var- sity of the future. The Yearbook Staff wishes you all the best of luck! TEAMS INCLUDE: BASEBALL AND TRACK AND FIELD INTRAMURAL FLOOR HOCKEY Below is the 1982 Intramural Floor Hockey Crew. They are coached by Mr. Haas, who is a physical education teacher in the elementary school. As with other intramural sports, floor hock- ey takes place after school. Teams are chosen by captains, who are selected by the coach. Each team in turn plays against all the others until an overall winner is decided. The winning team is at the right. Anyone may join an intramural sport, and partici- pate in such games. 166 The Winning Team: P. McGuire. E. Lojko, M. Tuthill. K. DeFriest, T. Martin, Front: J. Misiano, D. Baker K. McCartin, S. Martin. D. Nielson, C. Reuter, R. B. Bobinski, J. Maschka, K. Kruel, Front: R. Rowe Koenig, G. Yakoboski, A. Jones E. Carey. M. Drozd. L. DeVito, Front: B. Ormandy, N. Corwin. S. Andes. T. Ludlow. H. Loper. M. W. Phillips, J. Kaelin Reeve. Front: G. LeBron. T. Dannenberg. B. Flem- ing 167 JOSTEN’S AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY VISALIA, CALIFORNIA TOPEKA, KANSAS CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE STATE COL PENNSYLVANIA WINNIPEG, MANITOBA CAROL STUDIOS, INC. Photographers 80 Atlantic Avenue Lyn brook, N.Y. 11563 (516) 599 -1150 Studio Hours - Daily Including Saturday 9:00am - 5:30pm Friday Til 8:30pm m THE 1982 YEARBOOK STAFF WOULD LIKE TO THANK MR. SAM SADLER AND HIS CUSTODIANS FOR ALL THEIR HELP COOPERATION __________ THIS YEAR ___ THE CLASS OF 1982 WOULD LIKE TO SAY THANK YOU TO ALL WHO MADE OUR FOUR YEARS SO WONDERFUL!! ESPECIALLY “UNCLE STAN” WE WOULD ALSO SA Y THANKS TO MR. AND MRS. PERRY CONKLIN FOR ALL THEIR HELP WITH THE FLOATS! Occupational Education Boces I Many students in Riverhead High School elect to spend half a day of school learning a vocation at the H.B. Ward Area Occupational Education Center or at the automotive shop in the high school operated by BOCES. This process usually requires a two year commitment, however some students do attend for only one year. Juniors spend the afternoon from noon to 3 pm at BOCES while Seniors attend in the morning from 8 am to 11 am. The next six pages present these students in alphabetcial order by occupa- tional title. The am is used to indicate those stu- dents enrolled in the morning program, general- ly seniors. The pm indicates afternoon students, generally juniors. AVTOMECHAMCS: PM:B. Grasse, K. David- son, M. Corrigan. D. Devos 172 AUTO BODY REPAIR: AM: Kevin DeFriest BUSINESS, MONEY AND BANKING: AM: Darryn Hardin BUSINESS: OFFICE SALES: AM: Kim Saunders BUSINESS: LEGAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST: AM: Monette Corbin 173 COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY: PM: Colleen Williams COMMERCIAL ART: PM: James Green, Scott Morgenstern COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY: AM: Tom COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY: PM: Veroni- Kaeding, Melissa Elkins ca Hubbard, Bonnie Boyle, Michelle Tucker 174 BUSINESS OFFICE SKILLS: PM: Michelle CARPENTRY: PM: John Petrazewski, John Breitenbach Molter CARPENTRY: PM: Richard Webley, David COMMERCIAL ART: AM: Karen Brown Bruswitz, Joe Haupt 175 COSMF.TOLOGV. AM: Gloria Church. Sandy DATA PROCESSING: AM: Karen Kristiansen. Hinderliter. Diane Densieski. Debbie Kiel- Joe Feuerman. Chris Klatt. Pam Diem kowski. Donna Thieme, Theresa Welch ELECTRICAL LIGHTING INSTALLATION: HEALTH ASSISSTANT: AM: Yvette Robinson. AM: Robert Chaffee, Alex Anasky Sue Kacherski 176 LISCENSED PRACTICAL NURSING: AM: LISCENSED PRACTICAL NURSING: PM: Sue Rennard, Margaret Sydlowski, Tracy Dean INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS: AM: Gary HEALTH ASSISTANT: PM: Sue Haupt. Ebba Danowski Hobson, Bridgette Washington 177 OFFSET LITHOGRAPHY: AM: Tom Martin, RADIO AND TV REPAIR: AM: Dan Kramer Mike Brewer Alas, quite a few BOCES stu- dents missed the picture taking session. These are Brigitte Alexander, Kevin Beck, Kevin Beers, Shei- la Booker, Collene Brown, Frances Brown, Rose Free- man, Frances Gibbs, Earl Gray, Wayne Hobson, Jim Misiano, Bill Polak, Charles Trent, Bill Artale, Norman Bertolini, Cathy Bilski, Robert Block, Kathy Bruswitz, Curtis Clinton, Perry Davis, Michelle DeSan- tis, Mike Drobny, Charlene Duff, Steve Martin, Craig Highes, Tom Haupt, Ray Le- Bron, Kathy Mazzo, Rich Moisa, Danny Nielson, Steve Stapon, Ira Talsky, Alsion Voss, Allan Zilnicki, James McBurnie 178 SMALL ENGINE REPAIR: AM: John Hogan, Ron Zilnicki. Greg Kaelin, Jeff Maschka Under 5 smeti JUNIORS Class Of 83 The Class of 1983 has started their year off with yet another advisor. Mr. Hoyt is number four. Even with all the confusion of once again starting over, the juniors are very spirit minded. They are led by their class officers, Jackie Brown. Andrea Scherzer, and Danny Nielson. The Juniors Home- coming Float took thrid prize, with court of Nadine Spacek and Doug Cir- uzzo on the back. The class is looking forward to a very promising Senior year. Junior Class Officers: Jackie Brown, Andrea Scherzer, Dan Nielson 180 Homeroom 203: Row 1: M. Drobney, D. Ciruzzo, J. Doscinski, A. DeGrasse, J. Carey, J. Donaldson, D. Edwards, Row 2: A. Cheshire, D. Dorsty, D. Doka, M. Corrigan, D. DeVos, T. Dean, C. Carter, K. Davidson, D. Carrick, Mr. McKeigh- han. Row 3; K. Demarest, D. Densieski, C. Clinton. D. DeFio. Homeroom 202: Row 1: S. Allen, D. Bernad, S. Brady, D. Block, W. Artale, R. Arner, I. Bell, B. Appleby, S. Brady, Row 2: R. Becker, H. Brown, M. Bailey, C. Bilski, M. Breitenbach, P. Boardman, J. Brown, F. Booker. R. Block, M. Buc- zynski, P. Bokinz, R. Booker, Mr. Sferlazza, Row 3: S. Callan, R. Anker, S. Bogdan, C. Blasko, B. Boyle, C. Adinolfi, D. Barnes. Homeroom 204: Row 1: B. Gilliam. J. Gergela, M. Ferguson. B. Evans. P. Flammia. B. Hale, C. Forgione, D. Fink, Row 2: L. Goode. F. Fialokowski, J. Green. T. Hale, P. Harris, A. Funn. A. Harris, C. Jackson, L. Forrler. E. Flynn, H. Gabrielson, AT. Frutoz, Row 3: J. Fisher, J. Fedoryk, D. Esseks. Mrs. Hahn, J. Edwards, W. Grasse, J. Edwards, P. Gallo. Homeroom 206: Row 1: J. Lorenz, S. Jacques, V. Hubbard, L. Hulse, S. Kochapski, B. Heltrick, A. Kaeding, Row 2: D. Jomes, R. LeBron, E. Lojko, K. Jefferson, L. Langhorne, H. Ko- bielski, S. Harrison, D. Harrazd, J. Latham, D. Johanemann, M. Lao, Mr. Hoyt, Row 3: T. Haupt, C. Harris, J. Haupt, D. Lichas, J. Hensley, W. Kirschner, C. Hughes, E. Hobson. Homeroom 207: Row 1: K. Me Cartin, K. Mazzo, W. Miles, K. Miles, L. Me Coy, G. Mason. S. Lupia, Mr. Kamp Row 2: M. Lorenz, C. Milton, S. Morgenstern, R. Moisa, L. Moloney, A. Martin, R. Mowdy, J. Lull, R. Marascia. R. Merker, R. Miller, D. Meyer, S. Mersereau, P. Me Guire Row Row 3: M. Meilunas, D. Me Cabe, D. Lucas, S. Maleowicz, J. Me Burnie, A. Moses, J. Me Gann, J. Metz Homeroom 208: Row 1: L. Pollard, M. Riddick, P. Rollins, G. Riddick, J. Pekar, S. Rasanen, C. Pietri Row 2: A. Raff el, D. Rogers, S. Palmer, D. Nightengale, W. Rich- ards, L. Pipcynski, A. Pevney, R. Rowe, G. Peters Row 3: T. Podlas, K. O’Neill. J. Prede- grast, M. Normandin. G. Rocha. M. Reeve, S. Perun, D. Osman, F. O'Rouke, N. Nash 183 Homeroom 209: Row 1: R. Suden, S. Stapon, D. Talmage, J. Teuber, A. Sheridan, N. Tocci, N. Spacek, D. Sequinio, P. Sullivan, Row 2: F. Thieme, B. Shore, J. Smith, K. SAnders, K. Seay, A. Stromski, I. Schmelzer, A. Scherzer, Row 3: C. Sproessig, G. Thompson, T. Saunders, W. Smith, L. Tallon Homeroom 210: Row 1: L. Voegelin, A. Zilnicki, C. Williams, L. Wedel, C. Worthington, B. Washington Row 2: K. Young, D. Weston, C. Walsh, D. Trotto, D. Van Slyke, K. Weiss, Mr. O'Neill. Row ,3: P. Waskiewicz, K. Zaneski, K. Troyan, J. Urevich, T. Wilson, M. Voeglin, A. Wallace. 184 Sophomores Class Of 84 The Class of 1984 started their sec- ond year at Riverhead High School with much success. Their advisor. Mrs. Jackolski. helped them out a great deal. With a lot of time and hard work, they managed to win first place at this year's pep rally. The sophomore class officers. Cheryl Anderson. Cindy Ren- nard. Robert Callahan, have shown their devotion to the class throughout the year. Their homecoming float tied for second place and was just one ex- ample of their fine work. The court for the class of 1984 was Bob Callahan, and Debbie Klement. Sophomore Class Officers: Cheryl Anderson. Cindy Rennard. And Bob Callahan. 185 Homeroom 114: Row 1: R. Bell. L. Birnstein. C. Anderson, J. Abrahmson, T. Arnau, D. Benedict, S. Alexander, R. Anderson. Row2: Mrs. Tuppa R Alston M. Anker. M. Bartolomy. M. Anasky. R. Anderson. C. Bloss, 1 Baidelli K Block Homeroom 128: Row 1: C. Bugdin, M. Clay, F. Breest, Row 2: H. Brown, L. Chew, P. Cali, K. Clinton, B. Buc- zynski, B. Childress, D. Bogash, Mr. Moritz Row 3: D. Bualk, K. Bowles. C. Cambell. R. Callahan, D. Brooks, C. Conklin, B. Bobinski, S. Bruno. 186 Homeroom 129: Row 1: S. Fleming. J. Ferguson. S. Doscinski. N. Dreeban, C. Defrese. D. Defrese. K. Ferris. D. Droskoski Row 2: Mrs. Jackolski. W. Fer- riera. R. Farrugia, T. Daniels, B. Flood. AT. Cors, J. Crohan. T. De Vito, S. Doroska. W. Conklin Row 3: R. Dielerich. G. Conklin. H. Dudley. W. Drexel. T. Cooper. W. Darrow. R. Defrese. J. Densieski. S. Egan Homeroom 130: Row 1: C. Hamill, S. Giffin. P. Gallo. K. Close, L. Goode. K. Griggs, M. Hensley Row 2: Mr. Sis- son, D. Greene, C. Han- lon, T. Hatcher, L. Futch Row 3: E. Hodun, C. Hayon, B. Gallo. M. Gevinski, D. Grodski, D. Gascoyne, C. Franz 187 Homeroom 131: Row 1: C. Jantze, L. Heppner, E. Kavanaugh. Row 2: K. Iszworski, B. Kacherski, D. Element, S. Jacques. V. Jones, K. Johns, Mr. Bickley. Row3:J. Karp. K. Renter, C. Jehle, J. Hojenski, W. Karlin. E. Hoden, M. Kielkowski. Homeroom 127: Row 1: D. Me Donnell, K. Me Carthy, J. Koroleski, V. Lukas, J. Latham, B. Ludlow, L. Klueber, E. Krudop, Row 2: Mr. Lambiase, S. Lindsay, W. Mack, S. Levasseur, D. Me Millon, T. Kruger, A. Langhorne, A. Lund- berg, K. Me Gann, J. Lul, Row 3: D. Martin, D. Mayo, J. Lenton, A. Meras, G. Kukla, M. Lech, P. Kruszon. 188 Homeroom 133A: Row 1: C. Milden, R. Miragliotta. C. Molter, B. O’Neill, R. Nabrezny, Row 2: Coach Herzog, C. Misiano, R. O'Neill, C. Orestis, A. O’Neill, F. Pantaleo, C. Oddo, M. Nightangle, D. Needham, D. Miloski, T. Oliveri, Row 3: M. Moore, V. O'Dowd, A. Musto, F. Miller, E. Moreno, V. Mosley, E. Orlando, J. Olecanowicz. Homeroom 133B Row 1: B. Raffel, D. Quick, C. Richards, C. Rennard, Y. S e q u i n o, D. Schneider, C. Rowley, B. Roner, M. Rosset, N. Schumann, Row 2: Mr. Nardolillo, R. Rogers, B. Rowe, W. Phillips, D. Robinson, T. Ramsey, M. Robinson, D. Pelis, D. Patricio, J. Robinson, Row 3: K. Polak, M. Ruthonowski, F. Phil- lips, K. Renter, G. Reyer, R. Phipps, J. Reeves. 189 Homeroom 1.34: Row 1: J. Teuber. B. Tocci, S. Tocci, R. Stevens, Row 2: Miss Worthing. C. Thompson, L. Torel, D. Skrzypecki, C. Sims, S. Suspenski, S. Shudt, D. Teresko, B. Stoner, Row 3: D. Smith, B. Thrall, C. Smith, R. Silverman. S. Teuber, D. Szczepanik, J. Tallent. Homeroom 135: Row 1: Mrs. Garcia-Gomez, M. Triola, M. Vail, A. Young. J. Zaleski, D. Vilkaukas, J. Zebroski, D. Tyska, Row 2: C. Walker, E. Widener. K. Zaneski, S. Zagorski, M. Turpin, P. Waski. R. Webley. J. Woodson. Row 3: D. Vincent, R. Wernikowski, E. Turpin, M. Tyte, G. Yakoboski, J. Weiss, J. Tyte, M. Tucker. 190 FRESHMEN Class Of 85 The Class of 1985 has started off the beginning of their high school years with a lot of spirit. Their homecoming float was tied for second place. Their court consisted of Scott Reeve and Ca- mille Graziano. Their class advisor is Mr. DeGrasse, Martha Scherzer. Lisa James, Karen Me Cartin, and Roger Lao are the class officers. The class of 1985 displayed a great deal of spirit during this year’s Pep Rally. They have proved that they are truly Blue Wave Fans. They are planning on a great four years. Freshman Class Officers: Martha Scherzer, Lisa James, Karen Me Cartin, Roger Lao. 191 Homeroom 211: Row 1: D. Allen. D. Bennett, R. Atkinson. Row2: S. Amerson. K. Bailey. V. Andes, D. Bienewicz, L. Bilski, V. Barnes, K. Anderson, Row 3: Mr. Troeller. K. Beers, S. Bakker, T. Barrett, R. Adinolfi, M. Alai mo, S. Banks, S. Allen, D. Bakker. P. Bartlet, D. Allen Homeroom 212: Row 1: B. Brown, D. Brown, D. Binkis, L. Bokinz, K. Brady, Row 2: Mrs. Woodman, D. Blasko, C. Calvino, K. Brown, R. Blake, T. Byers, J. Briody, M. Campenelli, D. Brown, Row 3: M. Bynum, R. Brown, A. Brown, J. Bloss, K. Brown, M. Caporino, G. Briggs. 192 Homeroom 215: Row 1: A. Ciruzzo, B. Covello, D. Columbus, P. Clifford, D. Cracco Row 2: M. Chauncy, P. Carter, C. Crayton, C. Chandler. T. Collins, A. Collier. R. Clinton. V. Clinton, E. Conklin, Ms. Stanek, Row 3: S. Carey, D. Colombo, J. Crowley, P. Caunte, S. Crosby, J. Childress, O. Crump, W. Ceck- owski. Homeroom 216: Row 1: A Denys, K. Fontana, T. De Fio, D. Ferguson, Row 2: Mrs. Farran, C. Forbes, E. Dinse, P. Do- herty, B. Danstrup, A. De Fabrizio, J. Flynn, J. Drozd. Row 3: D. Duff, V. Fletche, D. Flynn, B. Davis, T. Dean, R. Do- zier, D. Drobney, R. Drexel 193 Homeroom 217: Row 1: S. Glawe, E. Gabrielson, E. Grasse, A. Gocha, Row 2: C. Graziano, T. Gajewski, T. Giammatteo, T. Gibbs, D. Fulcher, A. Gallo, Mr. Kozyra, Row 3: K. Good, R. Godsey, T. Hand. M. Hand, R. Frreborn, J. Guthy, K. Griffin. Homeroom 218: Row 1: Mrs. Me Caluley, C. Hawkins, R. Harrison, M. Helfland, T. Hill. L. Hardy, L. Hernandez, B. Horton, R. Harris, D. Horn, Row 2: F. Harris, K. Heagy. C. Heinze, D. Heimroth, J. Harris, D. Harris, V. Horsley. 194 Homeroom 219 Row 1: E. Johnson, C. Jackson, W. Hulse, Row2: W. James, D. Jones, T. Jones, M. Hudson, T. Jackowski, F. Jefferson, L. Houston, Mrs. Kelsey, Row 3: T. Jarzombek, G. Horwat, A. Hubbard, T. Ianiello, L. Hulse, L. Hulse, R. Johnson, H. Langhorne, J. Hudgins, A. Johnson. Homeroom 221: Row 1: D. Kobielski, K. Kruk, N. Kaffke, G. Levas- seur, M. Langhorne, Row 2: J. Kwasna, P. Huhn, J. Langhorne, R. Lao, J. Lebkuesher, V. King, J. Kaelin, J. Krus- zon, R. Kruel. 195 Homeroom 222: Row 1: Mrs. Beekman-Ellner, M. Mack. C. Martin. J. Lo- shaivo, G. Marascia, P. Lichas, K. Me Cartin. D. Mason, A. Me Coy Row 2: J. Maleowicz, D. Lyons, J. Madonna, M. Lojko, H. Loper, S. Lojko, D. Lindsay, S. Madonia, M. Luby, I. Mack, R. Martin Homeroom 222: Row 1: J. Nine, R. Nielson, P. Naso Row 2: T. Moreno, J. Mowdy, C. Pace, A. O'Kula, F. Msessner, T. Mujsce Row 3: R. Moore, E. Moore, T. Miles, Mrs. Brink. D. Miles, S. Mosley. A. Mo- loney, A. Nightengale, B. O'Donnell, P. O'Neill, S. Nathaneil, L. Monzel i% Homeroom 224: Row 1; T. Reuter. A. Repp. R. Repczynski, T. Parran, B. Reichle, V. Price, D. Pascale. K. Reyer. S. Reeve, T. Pipczynski. M. Reaber Row2: Mr. Zorn. M. Pace, C. Reuter. M. Reid, P. Profige, C. Phelps, M. Parrish, M. Powers, D. Phelps, S. Plaines, E. Pollard, S. Quick, P. Pierzchanowski, G. Reicherite, G. Raynor, L. Rempc, M. Pinney Homeroom 226: Row 1: T. Roiell, D. Rogers, B. Sanford, M. Scherzer, J. Schmuann, Row 2: F. Scruggs. Mr. Yoerges, B. Smith, J. Scott, J. Smith, R. Santoro, R. Smith, J. Ruthonowski, A. Scott, S. Roth, Row3: C. Scott, L. Simmons, C. Scott, J. Rose, R. Sna- toro. 197 Homeroom 227: Row 1: M. Stromski, R. Soto, T. Stapon, A. Tatum, J. Stewart, R. Tooker, J. Sullivan, Row 2: A. Thompson, T. Smothers, T. Smollem, R. Thomp- son, B. Staiger, P. Tinsley, B. Stakey, P. Stevens, L. Stake, A. Stausikiewicz, Mr. Dinsmore, M. Tilley, L. Stotsky, Homeroom 232: Row 1: J. Trent, M. Vincent, M. Van Scoy, K. Voegelin, Row 2: Mrs. Van Scoy. M. Waskiewicz, L. Trent, K. Watts, M. Van Deroff, M. Waldron, N. Trent, S. Walker, A. Warner, D. Troxell, J. Warner, J. Warner, Row 3: M. Walsh, S. Tracy, M. Vasquez, J. Walsh, S. Trent 198 Homeroom 234: Row 1: D. Zebroski, S. Yakoboski, P. Zilnicki, M. Wilson, C. Wicks, C. Wulforst Row 2: J. Yakoboski, A. Yannucci, C. Williams, T. Womack, J. Williams, C. Zekowski, P. Wilcox, Y. Wright, R. Young, R. Zadel, S. Worthing- ton, L. White, Mrs. Cohen, Row 3: R. Wilson, D. Wright, W. Whaley 199 1982 TIME CAPSULE Below is a list of items and their prices as of January 1. 1982. In fu- ture years the comparison of these prices and the prices of similar items of the day, may be of interest to many. Many of the items listed be- low are commonly bought popular items of 1982. and others are neces- sity” items that are daily bought. Puma Sneakers $39.95 Wrangler Jeans $16.99 Lee Jeans $14.99 Fruit of the Loom Socks 6 pr. $7.47 Flannel Shirt $10.96 Dock Sider Shoes $31.99 Whirlpool Refrigerator $609.00 17 Cubic Foot General Electric Refrigerator $639.00 GE Light Bulb 75 Watt 4 $3.00 Kodak 126 20 exp. color film $2.48 Chevy Chevette 2 wheel drive Standard $6390.00 19 inch Sony Color Television $549.00 Rubiks Cube $7.99 Kinks Record Album $7.97 Air Supply Album $12.99 Unleaded Gasoline $1.38.9 gallon Regular Gasoline $1.29.9 gallon Wilson Baseball Glove $26.99 Ivory Dishwashing Liquid $1.35 22 fl. oz. Aim Toothpaste $1.43 4.5 oz. Colgate Toothpaste $1.19 2.7 oz. Band Aids $1.89 12 oz. Vaseline Petroleum Jelly $1.89 79 oz. Murine $1.29 9 oz. Love’s Baby Soft $4.99 79 oz. Johnson and Johnson Baby Powder $1.59 9 oz. Brut $3.22 79 oz. Nine Lives Cat Food $.41 6.5 oz. Alpo Dog Food $.47 14.5 oz. Dial Soap $.39 3 '9 oz. Ivory Soap $.87 four 39 oz. bars Tide $3.69 15 lb. 4 oz. Reynolds Wrap $3.49 200 sq. ft. Maxwell House Coffee $2.39 Maxwell House Instant Coffee $3.09 10 oz. Lipton Tea Bags $1.89 100 bags Hershey’s Chocolate Syrup $.89 16 oz. Hostess Twin kies $1.69 10 pack Nabisco Saltines $.93 16 oz. Ritz Crackers $1.09 16 oz. Chicken of the Sea Tuna $1.39 69 oz. Mortons Salt $.39 26 oz. Coke $.99 2 liter Oscar Mayer Bologna Slices $1.19 8 oz. Kraft American Cheese Singles $2.35 lb. Arm and Hammer Baking Soda $.56 16 oz. Arm and Hammer Baking Powder $.75 10 oz. Thomas English Muffins 6 .88 Frenchs’ Mustard $.79 24 oz. Heilmans Real Mayonnaise $1.69 1 quart Kraft Horse Radish $.65 5 oz. Oreo Cookies $1.59 15 oz. Campbells' Pork and Beans $.45 lb . Bacon $2.29 lb. Kelloggs Corn Flakes $.69 8 oz. Lay’s Potato Chips $2.29 lb. Swansen Turkey Dinner $1.19 Birds Eye French Fries $1.39 2 lb. Sara Lee Black Forest Cake $2.89 M M $2.59 lb. Bryers Ice Cream $3.19 half Gallon Frozen Minute Maid Orange Juice $1.39 12 oz. Skippy Peanut Butter $1.25 12 oz. Milk $2.38 gallon Wonderbread $.81 lb. Large Eggs $1.09 dozen Butter $2.25 lb. Parkay Margarine $1.69 lb. Apples $.49 lb. Carrots $.31 lb. Top Round Steak $2.09 1 b. Whole Chickens $.69 lb. Center Cut Pork Chops $2.19 lb. Oscar Mayer Wieners $2.09 lb. Heinz Ketchup $1.15 24 oz. Ragu Spaghetti Sauce $.95 15.5 oz. Ronzoni Spaghetti $.43 lb. Hershey’s Kisses $2.55 14 oz. Campbells Chicken Noodle Soup $.36 can Uncle Ben's Rice $.90 lb. U.S. FRIENDSHIP 82 200
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