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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1983 volume:

RIVERHEAD HIGH SCHOOL 1983 Riverherd HIGH SCHOOL PROE 4 10 81 87 93 50PHOMORES FRE5HMEN HOMECOMING J.?156 PRCE HDMINISTRRTION RND FACULTY 104 EXTRACURRICULAR RCTIVITIES 112 148 ADVERTISE- MENTS RIVERHEAD FREE LIBRARY 330 Court Street Riverhead, New York 11901 170 3 THE SPI The spirit of the Senior Blue Waves proved invincible as the class rallied to create a second place float. The theme was “Caps Off to ’83.” Our newly elected King and Queen, Pat Harris and Tina Hale, were also co-captains of the victorious football and cheerleading squads (respectively of course). Despite an unfortunate incident in which the float and its passengers tumbled to the ground and all of the controversy sur- rounding the judging of the floats, the Seniors proved that the class of '83 is a winning “team.” The underclassmen's floats were all quite original. The Sophomore float took first, their theme was Sophomores Soaring Over the Blue Waves.” The Juniors took third with their float. Its theme was The Sun Shines Brighter on a Blue Wave.” In fourth place was the Freshman float their theme being “R.H.S. Blue Waves Crash in on the Shores.” The Homecoming Court contained three handsome couples,they were: Juniors — Jamie Ciolino and Matt Cassidy; Sophomores — Lisa Her- nandez and Jim Roach; Freshmen — Kristin Paganini and Kevin Zebrowski. 4 6 The Homecoming Dance, following years of tradition, was held the night of the Homecoming Game. Members of the triumphant football team, d.j. Kevin Davis, the chaperones, our King, Queen, Court, and a surprising number of students arrived with their dancing shoes on. The time was 7:30 and the place was U.A. The Seniors sold refreshments and everyone got out on the floor at least once. (Well, almost everyone) The dance was a success, and the Homecoming victory added a nice touch! 7 The 1982 Blue Wave Football Squad, proved that Riverhead is becoming a school to beware of. In its fourth year after coming off of austerity, R.H.S.’s Varsity squad stomped the undefeated Sayville team, 10 to 6. Outstanding performances in the Homecoming game were given by exchange student, Fred Liedholm, who kicked a 44 yard field goal, and Ken Block, who tossed a touchdown pass to Matt Cassidy. 8 12 November 19, 1982 September 5, 1979, this is where our class history begins. It is a history different from any other because we have had the honor of having the most advisors in a four year period. Our Freshman year started off with the election of our officers. Cheryl Blasko became our president, Craig Hughes, vice-president, Cathy Bilski, secretary, and Jeff Fischer, treasurer. A new teacher, Miss Briganti, was appointed our ad- visor. We soon began on a float with the theme “Nothing is Too Heavy for Us” even though we came in last, it was an adventure for all involved. Our King was Bill Artale and our Oueen was Sheila Booker. Our first fund raiser was an M M sale. Then we sold memo-boards. Jim Fedoryk was the top salesman for the memo-board sale. Our Hall Day idea was Freshmen Favorites.” Unfor- tunately it was not the judges' favorite. In May we elected, Andrea Scherzer, our president and Dawn Dorsty, our vice-president. Cathy and Jeff were re-elected. When we returned in September, we found that our vice-president had moved and our class advisor was gone too. Keith Miles took Dawn's place as vice-president. Plans for our float got under way and we began to work in Charlie McKay's Barn. Although there were rumors that our float Sophs Shooting for the Stars, had been disqualified because of lack of originality, we actually got last place again. Queen Sue Haupt and King Mark Reeve represented us in the court. With the sudden departure of our advisor, our class had hit a low point. We tried to revive class spirit by selling carnations for Valentine’s Day, which was a favorable venture. 14 Mr. Norris volunteered to be our advisor until we could find another one. He organized a ring committee of eleven members with Chris Worthington as chairperson and a Valentine's Dance in which the class made about a $100 profit. Our class colors, red and white, had been assigned to us for the G.O. Basketball Tournament. Mr. Norris coached our team to victory. May 1981 was a busy time for the class of '83. Elections were approaching, and we were having a Pancake Breakfast. However, the outcome of the Breakfast was not as promising as we had anticipated. Our elections were held and Andrea Scherzer was re-elected as president, and newly elected officers were, vice-president Jackie Brown, secretary Cheryl Blasko, and treasurer Danny Nielsen. When we returned in September as Juniors, again we were without an advisor. Mr. Hoyt soon filled this posi- tion. We also received our class rings this month. 15 At the barn we began working on our float with the theme Juniors Flying High but again we finished last. What else is new? Nadine Spacek and Douglass Cirruzzo were King and Queen. Our class co-sponsored a Holiday Dance which was more promising than the Valentine's Dance and again the results were favorable. Our team once again won the G.O. Basketball Tournament with the help of Mr. Hoyt and Keith Jefferson. If we win again this year the class of '83 will have the only team to win three consecutive championships in the history of the Tourna- ment. Elections for senior officers were held in May and once again Andrea Scherzer was elected president. Craig Hughes became our vice-president, Risa Anker our secretary and our treasurer, Cheryl Walsh. 16 As school began so did our magazine drive and our tradition of being without an advisor the first day of school. Our magazine drive went well, with our class putting close to $5,000 in the bank. Top sellers were Cheryl Blasko, Mike Lao, and Chris Worthington. We still had the problem of no advisor, however, the problem was solved with sud- den appearance of Mrs. Mommy” Moses and Mrs. Aunt Mary Brown. Things were beginning to look up. We started working on our float, which was a tribute to the class with the theme “Caps off to '83,” and all seniors hoped for first place. It appeared that we had won first, but due to a mathematical error, we had to settle for second place, at least it was not last. However, cheers soon ceas- ed after the back board gave way and Diane McCabe, Cheryl Walsh, Paul Wulforst, Lisa Wedel, Cheryl Blasko, and Dore VanSlyke went tumbling onto the parking lot. The news review entitled our float Doomed. That night we co-sponsored the Homecoming Dance with Student Government. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Secretary — Risa Anker, Vice President — Craig Hughes, President — Andrea Scherzer, Treasurer — Cheryl Walsh. Senior Class Advisors: Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Barbara Moses. At the dance Queen Tina Hale and King Pat Harris were crowned. It was a profitable weekend for the class making close to $400 from the dance, float and a Homecoming carnation sale. At this time plans for our Senior Trip to Tamiment Resort in April are coming together. Our officers are look- ing into places for the Prom. Graduation has been planned for indoors. The history of the class of ’83 will be a closed book on June 27, 1983. Camera Shy Brian Appleby Janet Koroleski Deborah Pelis Harvey Brown Thomas Martin Thomas Roach Larry Drexel James McKine Charles Sproessig Mark Ferguson Mark Meilunas Tracey Teuber Darlene Gibbs Charlene Milton Lillian Thomas Darryn Hardin Janet Moshier Gregory Thompson Ronald Harrison David Osman Walter Williams Lawrence Hawkins Danny Jones Diana Patricio Thomas Wilson THANK YOU, CHARLIE The Senior Class would like to extend special thanks to Charlie McKay. Charlie has contributed his time and labor over the past four years to help the Class of 1983 construct its floats. The construction of the Homecoming float is probably the single most important and difficult project faced by any class during the school year. In addition to his incomparable support, Charlie has always been extremely generous in allowing our class to utilize his barn for the float meetings and construction of all of the floats. Charlie McKay has shown a great deal of devotion to our class and for this we, the Class of 1983, would like to thank a very special man. Thank you Charlie! Stage Band 3; Ski Club 1, 2; Key Club 1, 2; Who’s Who Among H.S. Students 3; Tennis; Gymnastics; G O. Cheering 11th. Carolynne Adinolfi Scott Allen Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 4. Cheerleading (Football) 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading (Basketball) 2, 3. 4; Gymnastics; G O. Softball 1; G.O. Cheering 2. L. Anker 20 Theresa Arnau Radford Arner William Artale Riptide 3. 4; Yearbook 4; Tutoring 2; Tennis 1; Field Hockey; Softball; G O. Cheering 2; Exchange Student in France w NACEL. Donna T. Barnes Maria Senior Band; Freshman Band; Football 2; Track. Gymnastics; G.O. Basketball 1, 3, 4. K Ivan H. Bell Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Track 1. 2. 3; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who Among Students Robert Becker French Club. Tutoring 3. 1, 2; David Bernard 21 s, Class Officer — Secretary 1, 2; BOCES 3. 4; FFA 3. 4, Treasurer; FFA 4; French Club 1, 2; Yearbook 4; Key Club 3; Who’s Who 4; Chairperson 3, 4; Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4; BOCES; Jr. Achievement: Ornamental Horticulture Award 3; Student Forum VIC A Delegate 3; Ring Committee 3. Cathy Bilski Cheryl Lynn Blasko Freshman Class Officer, Secretary; National Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Band 2; Freshman Band 1; Blue Masques 1, 2, 3, 4; Also Co-Director of Lights; NYSMA 1; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2; NorthFork Festival 2; Marquis Technicians 3, 4. BOCES 3, 4; Vica 3; FBLA 3; Key Club; Freshman Band; Parking Lot 4; Float Comm. 4; Softball. Donna Marie Block Senior Band 3; Freshman Band 1. Patricia Maria Boardman BOCES 3, 4; Senior Band 2; Key Club 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; J. V. 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Floor Hockey 3; G O. Softball 2. Robert Block Latin Club 1, 2; Treasurer 2; Float Committee 1, 2, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Softball J.V. 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Bowling; G.O. Cheering; Wrestling Statistician 2, 3, 4. Sharon Bogdan 22 National Honor Society 3, 4; German Club 1,2; Senior Band 2, 3; Freshman Band 1; Stage Band 1, 2. 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. Paul Christopher Bokinz Faykita Booker BOCES; B.T.M.; FBLA Reporter; Field Hockey; Track. Sheila Deloise Booker Senior Band; Freshman Band; Who's Who H.S. Students; Football, Baseball J. V.; Floor Hockey. Scott Lee Brady Shaun J. Brady 23 BOCES 3, 4; Vica 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Freshman Band 1; Who's Who 4. Michele Lynn Breitenbach Class Officer V.P. 3; Yearbook Co-Editor 4; DEC A President 4; Spanish Club 4; Student Faculty Advisory Comm. 4; Key Club 3; Tutoring 2, 4; Port Jefferson Exchange 3; Ring Committee 3; Prom Committee 4; Senior Trip Committee 4; Float Committee 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among H.S. Students. Jacqueline Marie Brown National Honor Society 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Who’s Who Among H.S. Students 3, 4; NJROTC 2, 3, 4; Mini-Ocs 3; Drill Team 4; Trick Rifle Team 4; Color Guard 4; Section Leader 2, 3; E.M.I. Coordinator 3; Flag Detail 4; Field Meets 2, 3, 4; BNL Model Bridge Contest 3. 4; Floor Hockey 1; Wrestling 1. Student Council Secretary 2, 1, 2; Latin Club 2; BOCES 3, 4; Senior Band 2; FBLA 3. 4; VICA 3. 4; Yearbook 4; Freshman Band 1; Tennis V. 1, 2; Track 1, 2; G O. Cheering 1, 2, 3. 4. Susan Elaine Callan Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 3, 4; Who's Who Among H.S. Students. 24 James Carey David Carrick Tutoring Cheryl L. Carter Ann Christine Cheshire National Honor Society 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; German Exchange 3, 4; Senior Band 2, 3, 4; Freshman Band 1; Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4; NYSMA 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1; Orchestra 3, 4. Latin Club Class Rep.; Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; F.S.S.A.; Cross Country JV 3; Football V 4; Wrestling J. V. 1, 2; Baseball V. 1, 2, 3; Track V. 3; Floor Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4. BOCES 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; VIC A 3, 4; Who's Who Among H.S. Students 3, 4; Cross Country 1,2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; (Co-Captain 3, 4); Floor Hockey 1; O. Softball 1. Douglas Cirruzzo Curtis Clinton Maurice Edward Corrigan 25 Yearbook 4; Freshman Band 1; Majorettes 3, 4; Ski Club 3. 4; Who’s Who Among H.S. Students 4; G O. Cheering 1,2. Sanna Dasanen BOCES 3, 4; Senior Band 2; Freshman Band 1; Football J.V. 1, 2; V. 4. Kenneth Arthur Davidson BOCES 11th President; 12th Secretary, Spanish Club Went to Spain 9; Yearbook Typist 4; Key Club 3; Who’s Who Among H.S. Students; Volleyball Statistician 1; Float Committee 4, Senior Prom Committee 4. Tracey Yvette Dean Dane Defio 26 Senior Band, Freshman Band, Senior Chorus, Mens Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, Stage Band, Key Club, Football 1, 4; Track 1, 2. 4. BOCES 3, 4; Vica 3. 4; Tutoring 4; Gymnastics; Cheering 2, 3, 4 Antonio A. DeGrasse, Jr. Dawanna S. DeJesus Ski Club 3, 4; Parking Lot 1, 2, 3, 4 BOCES 3, 4; Vica 3, 4 fr Chris Doroski Donna Densieski Who's Who Among High School Students. Donald Devos 27 Stage Band 1, 2, 3; Freshman Band 1; Senior Chorus 3; Jazz Ensemble 3; Senior Band 2, 3; NYSMA 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1; Tutoring 1; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (V. Pres. 4); Orchestra 2, 3; North Fork Music Festival 1,2, 3; Band Exchange 1; Who's Who Among High School Students 3. Donna M. Doka John A. Donaldson, Jr. BOCES 3. 4; Vica 3, 4; Who's Who Among High School Students 4. OECA 4; Latin Club 1; Ski Club 2; Who's Who Among High School Students 2; Long Island Business Education Contest 10 (Second Place); Gymnastics 1; G O. Cheering 1. Track V John Doscinski Dawn Nicole Dorsty National Honor Society 3, 4 (Secretary 4); French Club 3, 4; German Club 4; Yearbook 4 (Copy Editor); Tutoring 3; Student Forum 3, 4; Who’s Who Among High School Students 3, 4; Tennis 1, 3 (Co- Captain), Karate Club 3. 4. 28 Sheila M. Doscinski Michael Drobny BOCES 3, 4; Vica 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; GO. Cheering 3; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. Denise D. Dwyer Tutoring 3; NJROTC 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; NJROTC Drill Team 2. 3, 4; NJROTC Rifle Team 3, 4; NJROTC Drill Team Leader 3; Flag Detail 2, 3, 4; Flag Detail Leader 3, 4; NJROTC Operations Officer 4. Daryl Edwards Melissa Elkins National Honor Society 3, 4 (President 4); Latin Club 1,2, 4; Math Team 4; Rotary Exchange to Italy 3; Riptide 1,2 (Editor 2); Yearbook 4; Senior Band 2, 4; Freshman Band 1; Blue Masques 2, 4; NYSMA 1, 2, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 4; NYSSMA All State Band 3. James Dixon Esseks Cecil Elmore National Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Riptide 1, 2, 3; Senior Band 2; Blue Masques 1; (Lighting, Co- Director 2, 3); Stage Band 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among High School Students 3, 4; BAEF (The Leys School, Cambridge, England). David Clark Esseks 29 Latin Club 1, Ski Club 1, 2, Cheerleading (basketball) 2, Gymnastics 1, G O. Cheering 1 Frances Marie Falkowski James P. Fedoryk Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Band 1; Blue Masques 2; Computer Tutoring 4; Who's Who Among High School Students 4; Float Committee 2, 3. Wrestling 1, 2; Hockey 1. 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1; German Club 1(V. Pres. 2); FSSA 1, 2, 3. 4. Doug E. Fink Freshman Chorus 1; Parking Lot 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4. Patrick Flammia Class Officer 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Riptide 2; Blue Masques 1, 2; Ski Club 4; Who's Who Among High School Students 4; Float Committee 2, 3. Kathleen Tara Flanagan Jetirey Fischer Student Council 1; Latin Club 3; Ski Club 1,2; Leaders Club 2. 3; Tutoring 1, 2; Key Club 1.2, 3, 4 (Secretary 2, President3, Lt. Governor 4, NY District Treasurer); Float Committee 1, 2, 4; Tennis 1; Cheerleading (Football) 2,3, (Captain 4); Cheerleading (Basketball) 3; Softball 1, 2. 30 Tutoring 4; Cotillion Miss Teenworld, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Volleyball (Manager) 1. Brenda Ann Flood Eileen Flynn BOCES 3, 4; Tutoring 2 Key Club, Who's Who Among High School Students. Katherine Ann Football 1, 2; Basketball 3, 4; Track 1;G.O. Basketball 1. Forgione Aubrey Funn French Club 1; Blue Masques 1; Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4; Freshman Chorus 1; Ladies Ensemble 1, 2, 4; Jazz Ensemble 3, 4; NYSMA 1, 2, 3. 4; Who's Who Among High School Students. Lauren B. Forrler Helen Gabrielsen BOCES 3, 4; Vica 3, 4; FFA 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 4; Sew and Fashion Contest 3, 4; BOCES Jr. Achievement Award 3; BOCES — FAA Vice President 4. 31 BOCES 3. 4; Vica 3. 4; Softball 1, 2. Paula Gallo John Gergela Field Hockey 3; Cross Country 2; Basketball 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Floor Hockey 1, 2; Intramural Volleyball; Intramural Soccer. Lynn Michele BOCES. Basketball, JV and V. Track 1, 3, 4; G O. Basketball 2. 32 James Green Tina Hale Senior Band 2; Freshman Band (Manager) 1; Student of the Month 3; Port Jefferson Exchange Student 3; Student Forum 3; Student Government 2,3; NJROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming King 4; Football 1, 2 (Captain 3, 4); Basketball (Manager) 2; Wrestling 2; Track 2, 3, 4; G O. Basketball 1, 3, 4; G O. Softball 2. Patrick Harris BOCES 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Historian 4; Vica 3, 4; Peer Group 3; Volleyball 2; Girls Ping Pong. Stephanie Harrison BOCES 3, Vica 3; Senior Band 2; Freshman Band 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1. Joseph Haupt BOCES 3, 4 (Class Rep. 4); Vica 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Library Club 2; Senior Band 2; Freshman Band 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Exchange 1; Solo Contest 1; Soccer 1; Pro Golf Club 4. Thomas D. Haupt Jr. BOCES 3, 4; German Exchange 4; Vica 3, 4; Ski Club 1,2,3, 4; Key Club 1, 2; Homecoming Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 2; Cheerleading (Football) 3, 4; Cheerleading (Basketball) 2, 3, 4; Track 4; G.O. Cheering 4. Susan Doreen Lynda Haupt DECA 4; French Club 1; Peer Group; Volleyball 1. Diane E. Hazzard 33 Senior Band 4; Freshman Band 1; Senior Chorus, Freshman Chorus; Mens Ensemble; Jazz Ensemble; Stage Band; Orchestra; JV Football. NYSMA 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among High School Students; Soccer 2, 4. Charles Henderson Jeffrey Hensley BOCES 3, 4; Vica 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Latin Club 2; NYSMA 1, 2; Orchestra 1,2; Who's Who Among High School Students 4; Float Committee 4. Bonnie M. Hettrick Leroy Hines French Club 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Track 2; Cross Country 2. Evelyn Jeanette Hobson Paula Hilenski BOCES (Health Assistant, Treasurer 3, Class President 4); Vica; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Who's Who Among High School Students 4; Leaders Club (Treasurer 3, V. Pres. 4); Key Club 2, 3; Tutoring 2; Queen Jesus is Love Cotillion; Martin Luther King, Jr. 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Softball 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Float Committee 4; Senior Trip 4; G.O. Basketball (Scorekeeper) 3. 34 Ski Club 2, 3; Key Club 4; Bowling; Parking Lot 1, 2, 3, 4. BOCES 3; DECA 4; Yearbook 4; Blue Masques 2; Ski Club 4; Key Club 4. Cynthia D. Hooghkirk Veronica A. Hubbard Class Vice President 1. 4; BOCES 3. 4; FBLA 3. 4; (President); Vice 3, 4; Yearbook 3. 4; (Girl Sports 3 — Co-Editor 4); Spanish Club 1.2. 3, 4; (Vice- President 1, 2. 3. 4); Key Club 2, 3, 4; Who 's Who Among High School Students 4; Student Forum 1, 2. 3, 4; High School Exchange 4; Current Activities Chairperson 4; Martin Luther King Academic Club 4; Sargent at Arms 4; Ring Committee 2; Float Committee 1,2. 4; Senior Trip Committee 4; Senior Prom Committee 4; Graduation Committee (Co Chairperson) 4; Football (Manager) 1; Basketball (Scorekeeper) 2. 3; G. O. Basketball (Scorekeeper) 1, 2, 3; G O. Softball 1. Craig Edward Hughes Key Club 4; Senior Chorus 4. National Honor Society 3, 4; German Club (Secretary 1, Treasurer 2). Christine Hulse 35 Dawn Marie Hunter Steven Jacques Tutoring 2; G.O. Basketball Coach 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3 (JV Captain); Basketball 1, 2, 4 (JV Captain). Keith E. Jefferson Ski Club 2. 3; Tutoring 4; Key Club 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Bowling 3. Diana J. Johannemann Tutoring, Field Hockey; Cheerleading (Football); Cheerleading (Basketball); Track; G.O. Basketball; G.O. Softball; G.O. Cheering. Beatrice Ann Johnson Who's Who Among High School Students 3, 4; Football 3, 4. Wayne David Kirschner Amy Kaeding BOCES 3, 4; Vica 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Key Club 1. Halina Kobielski 36 Selena Kochapski BOCES 3. 4; FBLA 3, 4 (Secretary 3); Vica 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4 (Sports Editor); Leaders Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Key Club 3; Who’s Who Among High School Students 3, 4; Float Committee 3, 4; Martin Luther King Academic Club 4 (Vice President); Basketball 1 (JV Co- Captain 2); 4. Lorraine E. Langhorne National Honor Society 3, 4; Math Team 1; Senior Band 2; Freshman Band 1; Ski Club 3 (Vice Pres. 4); Tutoring 1, 2, 3; Who's Who Among High School Students; U.S. Achievement Award in Chemistry; Float Committee 2. 3; JV Soccer; Soccer Coach PAL. French Club 2; Yearbook 4; DEC A 4; Ski Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Key Club 4; Basketball Stat.; Who's Who Among High School Students 3, 4. Janet Rae Latham Biology Club 4; Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4; Freshman Chorus 1; Mens Ensemble 1, 2; Jazz Ensemble 3, 4; NYSMA 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Tutoring 4; Ski Club 4; Soccer 1; Wrestling 1; Varsity Wrestling 2, 3,4. Ray LeBron Dennis Lichas 37 Exchange student from Sweden; French Club; Football, Ski Club; Key Club. Fred Liedholm Freshman Chorus; Tennis 2; Softball 3; DECA 4; Art Club 4; Volleyball 4. Dolores Liso Ski Club 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3; JV Basketball 2; JV Baseball 1, 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Floor Hockey 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4; G. O. Basketball (Captain) 3. 4. Edward W. Lojko NJROTC 1. 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Trick Rifle Team 3, 4; Executive Officer 3; Field Meets 1. 2. 3, 4; Color Guard 2, 3; Who's Who Among High School Students 4; Flag Detail 1, 2, 3; Floor Hockey 1. James M. Lorenz Mike Lorenz 38 BOCES 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Vica 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among High School Students 4; Parking Lot 4; Float Committee 3, 4. Doreen Lucas Student Council 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); Senior Band 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Blue Masques 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 1. 2. 3; Riptide 1. 2, 3; Yearbook 1,2, 3, 4; Freshman Band 1; Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4; Mens Ensemble 1, 2. 3, 4; Jazz Ensemble 2, 3, 4; NYSMA 1, 2. 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among High School Students 3, 4; National Merit Science Award. NYSMA All County 3. 4; Cross Country 1. 2. 3, 4 (Captain 4. Co-Captain 3. All League 2. 3. All State 3). James Paul Lull Stephen Martin Ski Club 1, 3; 3, 4; Tutoring 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Floor Hockey 3, 4; Bowling 4. Robert Marascia Library Club 1; Tutoring 1; Intramural Soccer 1; Intramural Volleyball 1; Track 1, 2. Gail Lorraine Mason 39 Katherine Mazzo BOCES 3, 4; Vica 3, 4; National Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Parking Lot 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2. Jim McBurnie National Honor Society 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Senior Band 2; Freshman Band 1 (Secretary 1), NYSMA 1; Ski Club 2; Key Club 1; Who’s Who Among High School Students 3; National English Merit Award; Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Gymnastics 2. Diane Katherine McCabe Tutoring Lisa Yvette McCoy Jennifer McGann 40 J V Soccer 1; J V Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; JV Baseball 1, 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Floor Hockey 3, 4. Patrick Sean McGuire Robert Merker Latin Club 1, 3, 3; Ski Club 4; Key Club 4; Who’s Who Among High School Students 3; Float Committee 3, 4; All League Football 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Scott Robert Spanish Club 1, 2; Library Club 4; Yearbook 4; Senior Band 2, 3; Freshman Band 1; Blue Masques 1, 4; Senior Chorus 2; NYSMA 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 4; Who's Who Among High School Students 3, 4; Float Committee 1; Student Forum 3, 4; Gymnastics 3, 4; CSORHS 3, 4; North Fork 2, 3. Mersereau Deborah Noreen Meyer Darryl Miles 41 Class Ol icer 2 (Vice President); Student Council 4. Blue Masques 1.2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 1. 2.3. 4 (Treasurer 1), Key Club 3; Who 's Who Among High School Students 3. 4, Martin Luther King Academic Club 4 (President); Dr. Martin Luther King Essay Contest Winner 1. 2. 3; Prom Committee 3. 4, Float Committee 2. 3. 4. HOP 2; Volunteer Riverhead Nursing Home 3; Theatricon 2. 3; L I B. E C. Typing Winner 3; Typing Proliency Award 3; Spirit Award 2; Class Representative 1; Hugh O'Brian Youth Ambassador Contestant 2; U.N. Essay Contestant 2; Upward Bound 3; Health Careers 1,2. A Keith Derrell Miles JV Football 1,2; V. Football 3, 4; JV Baseball 1, 2; V. Baseball 3, 4. Walter Curtis Miles, Jr. BOCES 3, 4; Vica 3 (Representative); Ski Club 2, 3; Key Club 4. Elizabeth Anne Moloney Richard Moisa David Miller Ski Club 1, 4; Tutoring 2; Key Club 4. 42 Class Officer 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 3, President 4); French Club 1, 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Riptide 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4 (Editor); Blue Masques 2, 3, 4; Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4; Freshman Chorus 1; Ladies Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, (Secretary 4); Key Club 1; Who’s Who Among High School Students 4; Manager Cross Country 2, 3, 4; J V Soccer (Manager 1); Track 1, 2, 3, 4 (Manager). Allison Elizabeth Moses BOCES 3; Cross Country 1; Wrestling 4; G O. Basketball 4. Ernest Mosley, Jr. 43 Daniel Nielsen Debra Nightingale BOCES 3, 4; Mica 3, 4; FBLA (Reporter) 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Key Club 1, 2. Jeannette Pekar Stefan Michael Perun Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Band 2, 3, 4 (V-Pres. 4); Freshman Band 1; Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4; Jazz Ensemble 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; NYSMA 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Who's Who Among High School Students 4; North Fork Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4. 44 Gary Peters Andrea Pevney Treasa Phillips Student Council A, DECA A; National Honor Society 3, A; Latin Club 1.2, 3; Class Representative 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1,2, 3, A; Key Club 1, 2, 3, A (President A, Board of Directors 2, 3, Key Clubber of the Year 3); LIBEC Typing Contest Winner, UN Essay Contest Winner, Explorer 's Club (Secretary Treasurer 2): Homeroom Representative 1; Senior Prom Committee, Concerned Students of Riverhead H.S.; Cheerleading (Football) 2, 3, A; Cheerleading (Basketball) 2, 3; Volleyball 2; G O. Cheering 1. Lori Ann Pipczynski Chris Pietri Yearbook 4; Ski Club 4; Who’S Who Among High School Students 4; ROTC 1; Float Committee 4. Keith Polchies 45 Linda Pollard James Michael Prendergast Latin Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Who's Who Among High School Students; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Floor Hockey, Bowling; G O. Basketball, G O. Volleyball. Cathy Raynor Tina Ramsey Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Who’s Who Among High School Students 3, 4; Float Committee 2, 3, 4; Homecoming King 2; Parking Lot 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3 (Captain 4); Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Floor Hockey 2, 3, 4; G O. Basketball Official 2, 3,4. Mark B. Reeve 46 Martin Luther King Jr. Academic Club; Who's Who Among High School Students. Wanda V. Richards Gilbert Riddick Spanish Club 1, 2, 4; Yearbook Typist; Tutoring 2, 3, 4; DEC A Club(V. Pres.); Martin Luther King, Jr. Academic Club; Field Hockey 1; Cheerleading (Football) 3. 4; Cheerleading (Basketball) 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics. Mary E. Riddick Attendance Officer Debbie Rogers DECA 4; Spanish Club 1; Senior Band 2, 3; Freshman Band 1; Senior Chorus 2; Who's Who Among High School Students 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 4, G.O. Referee 3. Gerald Rocha BOCES 4; FBLA (Secretary) 4; Vica (Class Representative) 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Leaders Club 1, 2, 3; Math Tutoring 1; Pep Rally Committee 2; Martin Luther King Club 4; Senior Trip 4; Spanish Trip 2; Field Hockey 1, 2, 4; Basketball (Manager) 1; Track 1, 2,4. Pamela M. Rollins 47 Latin Club 2; Yearbook 4; Freshman Band 1; Stage Band 1; Ski Club 3, 4; Key Club 4; Art Club 1; Who’s Who Among High School Students, RHS — FSSA. Floor Hockey. Ronald Rowe BOCES 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; (Treasurer 3, V. Pres. 4); Vica 3, 4. JV Field Hockey 1 Varsity Field Hockey 2,3, 4, All-league 4 Captain 4 JV Girls Basketball 1 Varsity Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4, All-league 3. 4 Varsity Volleyball 3 Martin Luther King Jr. Academic Club 4 Kim Adele Sanders Who's Who?3, 4 Troy Saunders German Club 1, 3, 4; German Exchange 4; Riptide 4; Blue Masques 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Chorus 2 (Secretary 3), 4; Freshman Chorus 1; Ladies Ensemble 1, 2, 3; Jazz Ensemble 2, 3; NYSMA 1, 2, 3, 4 (Solo Contest); Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tutoring 4; Key Club 3; Who’s Who Among High School Students 4; NYSSMA All County Chorus; NYSSMA All State Chorus, Field Hockey 2, 3; Track 1, 48 2, 3, 4. Ingrid Lynn DuRaquet Schmelzer BOCES 3, 4; Vica 3, 4; Tutoring, Intramural Volleyball. Class Officer (President) 2, 3, 4; Blue Masques 1; French Club 2, 3, 4; Riptide Contributor, Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4; Freshman Chorus 1; Ladies Ensemble 1, 2, 3; Jazz Ensemble 2, 3, 4; NYSAM 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski- Club 1, 2; Who’s Who Among High School Students 3, 4; RHS — FSSA; Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; All State Chorus 3, 4; Caseworker 1, 2, 3, Andrea L. Scherzer Kari Lois Seay Senior Band 2, 4; Yearbook 4 (Photographer); Freshman Band 1; Stage Band 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’S Who Among High School Students 1, 2, 3, 4; Karate Club 3. 4; Softball; G O. Softball. Danielle M. Sequino Blue Masques 3, 4; Softball 4. Amy M. Sheridan Queen Chanel Sims Blue Masques 4; French Club 1; Spanish Club 1. 2,3, 4; Ski Club 4; Tutoring 4; Key Club (Secretary) 3, 4; Martin L. King Achievement Club (Secretary); ROTC 1, 2, 3; HOP 2, 3; Upward Bound 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Basketball (Manager) 2; Volleyball (Manager) 3; (Statistician) 2; Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Track 1,2. Wanda Renee Smith Latin Club 1; Senior Band 2; Freshman Band 1; Ski Club 4; Parking Lot 1, 2, 3, 4; ' Floor Hockey 3, 4. Kimberly Smothers 49 French Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Chorus 2; Freshman Chorus 1; Ski Club 12,3,4; Who's Who Among H.S. Students 4; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4 (Captain 4), Cheerleading 2; Softball 1; Track 2, 3, 4. Nadine M. Spacek Laura J. Spano Student Council 1; BOCES 3, 4; Vica 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 1, 2. 3, 4; J.V. Football 3; J.V. Wrestling 2. Stephen Stapon NJROTC Trick Rifle Team 3, 4; Drill Team 1, 3, 4; Color Guard 1, 3; Color Guard Leader 4; J. V. Wrestling 3; V. Wrestling 4. Frank Storms Andrew L. Stromski 50 Parking Lot 1, 2, 3. Ronald F. Suden, Jr. Derick Trent Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Band (Uniform Manager 2), 3, 4; Freshman Band 1; NYSSMA 1, 2; Ski Club 1. 2. 3 (President 4); Tutoring 4; Key Club 4; Who’s Who Among High School Students 4; J. V. Tennis 2; J. V. Soccer 1,2. Douglas N. Talmage Donna Trotto 51 French Club 1; Senior Band 2; Freshman Band 1; Who’s Who Among High School Students 4; J. V. Football 2; J.V. Baseball 1.2; V. Baseball 3, 4; Floor Hockey 2, 3; Bowling I 2, 3, 4. Kenneth M. Troyan BOCES 3; Vica 3; Yearbook 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tutoring 2. Michelle Tucker Senior Chorus 2; Freshman Chorus 1; Who's Who Among High School Students 3; NJROTC 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 1, 3; Trick Rifle Team 3; JROTC Field Meets 1, 2, 3; JROTC Gong Show 2, 3; President of A. V. Club 3; Chorus Exchange 1; JROTC Trips 1, 2, 3; Flag Detail 1. John Marshall Urevich Latin Club (Treasurer 1), 2; Riptide 2; National Honor Society 3, 4, (V. President); Blue Masques 1, 2; Rotary Exchange 3; Ski Club 2; Key Club 2; Who's Who Among High School Students 3, 4; Cheerleading (Basketball) 4. Laura J. VanSlyke Student Council 1, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3; Riptide 1, 4; Senior Band 2; Freshman Band 1; Blue Masques 1, 2, 4; Senior Chorus 3, 4; Ladies Ensemble 2, 3, 4; NYSSMA 1, 2; Tutoring 4; Key Club 2; Who’s Who Among High School Students 3; North Fork Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Doretha Mae Van Slyke German Club 1, 2, 3; German Exchange 3; Senior Band 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Blue Masques 1, 2; Riptide 2; Freshman Band 1; Senior Chorus 3, 4; Ladies Ensemble 3; NYSSMA 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tutoring 4; Orchestra 3; Cross Country 2; Track 1. Laurie J. Voegelin 52 BOCES 3, 4; FBLA 3; Vica 3, 4; Key Club 2, 4; Float Committee 4; Parking Lot 4. Bridgett Ann Washington Class Otticer (Treasurer) 4; Yearbook (Faculty Editor) 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Who'S Who Among High School Students 3, 4; Concerned Students ol RHS 3, 4; Student Forum 3, 4; Float Committee 2, 3, 4; Senior Trip 3; Prom Committee; Cross Country 2; Track 3, 4; G O. Softball 1; G O. Soccer 3. 4; G. O. Cheerleading 1, 2; Varsity Football Statistician 4; Varsity Basketball Statistician 3, 4; Varsity Soccer Statistician 2, 3. Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Peter Waskewicz 53 Latin Club 1, 2; Senior Band 2; Freshman Band 1; Key Club 1, 4; Art Club 2; Float Committee 2, 3. 4; Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4; J.V. Softball 1; V. Softball 2, 3, 4; V. Wrestling Statistician 2, 3, 4. Lisa Elaine Wedel Kathee Weiss Colleen Williams German Club 4; German Exchange 4; Senior Band 3, 4; Freshman Band 1; Blue Masques 3; Tutoring 2; J. V. Soccer 1;J.V. Football 2; J.V. Basketball 1.2; J. V. Baseball 1; V. Track 3; G.O. Basketball 3. William Wilson, Jr. BOCES 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Vica 3, 4; Key Club 4. Lisa Katherine Woolley 54 Student Government 1. 3,4 (V. President); Latin Club 1,2. 3, 4 (Treasurer, Scrapbook); Band 1. 2, 3, 4 (Librarian); Student Forum 1, 3, 4 (Chairperson 3, 4); Concerned Students of RHS 3, 4 (Chairperson 3, 4); Blue Masques 1, 2, 3, 4; DECA 4; Riptide 4; Mathletes 1; Library Club 1; Blue Peconic 4; Chorus 2, 3; French Club 3, 4; NYSSSS03; NYSSMA Solo Contest 1; G.O. Basketball Statistician 3, 4; UN Essay Contest 2; Class Committee 1, 2,3, 4; Ring Committee Chairperson 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Christine Marie Worthington Ski Club 4; Key Club 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Paul Wulforst Latin Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Who's Who Among High School Students 3, 4; Float Committee; Floor Hockey 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Allan Zilnicki Who's Who Among High School Students 3; Latin Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3; Yearbook 3, 4; Blue Masques 1; Boy's Track Statistician 3, 4; Cheerleading (Football and Basketball) 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1. Marie Zaneski Deborah Zoltowski s 55 Carolynne AdmoJfi 0000 Baby Scot I Allen Squirrel Risa Anker If only there could be an invention that bottled up a memory, like a scent, and it would never fade or get stale, so when one wanted it. the bottle could be uncorked, and it would be like living the moment all over again — Daphne du Mauner Brian Appleby Be a Pepper Donna Barnes Can I ask you question’ Hie. Ivan Bell Bust it out Fly Guys” from Phase II. You Can t Have the Cake and Eat it Too. David Bernard 1 really loved these four years but thank God I'm out. Cathy Bilski Don't walk m front of me. I may not follow Don't walk behind me. I cannot lead, just walk beside me and be my friend Cheryl Blasko Learn as though you'll live forever. Live as though you'll die tomorrow. Donna Block Everyone needs a hand to hold on to. — John Cougar Robert Block Get down on a Friday night. Patricia Boardman I never think of the future. It comes soon enough. Sharon Bogdan l can't wait to see Scott. Paul Bokinz Kems schmeckt mir besser Shaun Brady Remember my name, cause I'm heading for fame Michele Breitenbach Remember old memories fade away, but a true friend last forever Jacqueline Brown You never get a second chance to make a good first impression Mark Buczynski Smile — Head Sue Callan Don't lose tomorrow looking back on yesterday David Carrick I must be travelm' on now. 'cause there's too many places I’ve got to see. — Skynyrd Cheryl Carter If I can do it you can too. Ann Cheshire A greater enjoyment of people can be gotten from a trip to another country. Doug Cirruzzo Without music, life would be a mistake. Jacqueline Clifford Set sail towards the sun; Feel the warmth that's just begun; Share each and every dream. They belong to everyone — the Moody Blues Curtis Clinton You know it like a poet Maurice Corrigan If at first you don't succeed, try again. Patricia Crowley Talk is cheap when the story is good. Ken Davidson What shall I say Tracey Dean All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream — Edgar Allen Poe Dane Defio Some of the best moments in life never happened in school Antonio DeGrasse Jr For of the soul the body form doth take For soul is form and doth the body make Dawanna DeJesus Push yourself to your highest potential, if you don't nobody will do it for you. Katherine Mane DeMarest You can dream, but you can never go back the way you came. — Jackson Browne — Donna Densieski If you can't beat them, eat them And if you can't join them beat them. John Donaldson Those who knew me knew me well, those who didn't can go to hell Chris Doroski Ya darling gonna make it happen. Take the world in a loving place. Fire all of your guns at once, and explode into space. Born to be wild Steppenwolf Dawn Dorsty Never dismiss a dream as an impossibility, for it can become a reality with a little ingenuity and perseverance Sheila Marie Doscinski I Love Rob' Michael Drobny Get what you want, not what they want! And ROCK THE CASBAH Denise Dwyer What lies behind us and what lies in front of us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Daryl Edwards Ask me if I care. Jerry Edwards I did it so can you David Clark Esseks There is nothing — absolutely nothing — half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats. — Wind in The WiHows James Dixon Esseks Non v'e arte piu difficile del vivere! II vaso conferisce una forma al vuoto. la musica al silenzio Frances Marie Folkowski Here's the keys Donna — Meet me at the Hampton Bays Diner at 7:00 and if I'm not there, sneak m the house Jim Fedoryk O-Tay Doug Fink Life's been good to me so far — Eagles (but I'm gone now). Jeffrey Fischer Don't dream it. be it — Rocky Horror Picture Show. Patrick Flammia Live for today; For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. But today, well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope Kathie Flanagan Don't do anything I wouldn't do — unless you do it right! Helen Gabrielsen Where there is faith, there is Love Where there is Love, there is peace Where there is peace there is God Where there is God. there is God. there is no need Paula Gallo Without warning they leave smiles that once were frowns. Memories they’ll last forever Lyn Goode Go out and get blitzed Brenda Flood Only God knows how glad I am that I am free Eileen Flynn Every minute you are angry, you lose 60 seconds of happiness. Kathy Forgione We should enjoy here, while we're here, because there's no here there Lauren Forrler Don't give up your dreams or your dreaming Don't let life cut your line as you reel in those dreams Hold on tight Keep reeling don't give up grab that net and if they look like they're about to leap out of the net after you've caught 'em. jump in after 'em. and keep on swimming, till you drown if you have to but don't ever let go of those dreams. Danielle Fortin Ride hard die free. Harley rules. Debbie Foskey I don't have one. Sebastian Green What up with that Chief? Tina Hale Be what you are today and what you await to become will soon arrive Patrick Harris Where there's a will there's a way. don't wait for tomorrow Stephanie Harrison A man and Jesus were walking on the beach together, looking back on the man's life Throughout his life the man noticed that there were always two sets of footprints in the sand But there was only one set of footprints m the sand at the saddest times of his life The man said — Jesus, why did you leave me at the worst times of my life. the lord replied. I did not leave you. it was then that I carried you Joseph Haupt Get the Big Picture Susan Haupt You only live once — but if you live right once is enough Thomas Haupt Behind every disease, there is a cure Diane Hazzard Remember yesterday. Dream about tomorrow. But live today Jeff Hensley Music is the essence of life Bonnie Hettrick Just you and me. simple and free You are everything I ever dreamed of — Chicago Evelyn Hobson I am not afraid of tomorrow; For I have seen yesterday and I love today Life is a small house and love is an open door Cynthia Hooghkirk I wanna Fu-Fu!! Veronica Hubbard Love is like a rainbow; you can feel if in your heart but you can't touch it. Craig Hughes Never let it rest until your good is better and your better is best; Because defeat is for those who acknowledge it as well as expect it. Lori Hulse Laugh and the world laughs with you; Cry and you cry alone. Dawn Hunter The secret of life is in opening up your heart It's okay to feel afraid, but don't let that stand m your way 'cause anyone knows that love is the only road Keith Jefferson Be smooth and go for what you know Diana Johannemann If the sun refused to shine I would still be loving you; When mountains crumble to the sea. there will still be you and me. Beatrice Johnson Ain't no stopping me now. I want to go all the way Halma Kobielski Hey — have you ever tried? — Really reaching out for the other side? — I may be climbing on rainbows; — but baby here goes —: Dreams — they're for those who sleep. — life is for us to keep — Bread Selena Kochapski We live a life of fact and fantasy, we alter circumstances to fit our needs We gam m fortune but we lose m time, one door will open, one will close behind — Billy Squier Lorraine Langhorne Do you know me? Michael Lao If you don't eat your meat then you can't have any pudding. — Pink Floyd Janet Latham Someday Dennis Lichas Smile — it makes people wonder what you've been up to. Eddie Lojko The senior year is the best year of high school, so live it up and make it a great memory. Doreen Lucas Don’t stop believin' — Journey James Lull There is no finish line. Sherri Lupia If you love something, let it go free, if it comes back it's yours, if it doesn't, it never was. Robert Marascia Party till you puke. Stephen Martin I'd rather die than go through what I did m this school. Most of the teachers, not all. treat the students as if we were still m Pulaski street. Tom Martin Don't ever give up on your dreams. if you do they may never come true: Rod Stewart Gail Mason Word Up Jim McBurme Let's Ride” Diane McCabe From the Sanscrit — Yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope Lisa McCoy Should of been you Jennifer McGann There's nothing you can know that isn't known. Nothing you can see that isn't shown, nowhere you can be. that isn't where you're meant to be. it's easy. The Beatles. Patrick McGuire You can't always get what you want, the Rolling Stones. Sarah Cecelia McKine If you love something set it free, if it comes back it's yours, if it doesn’t it never was Scott Mersereau You know it isn't only what you say. it's what you do!! Debbie Meyer Trust is the foundation of all friendships. Friendship is the foundation of love. Love is the foundation of memories and memories are the basis of happiness. Keith Derrell Miles Life's piano will only produce the melodies of brotherhood when it is recognized that the black keys are as important, basic and beautiful as the white keys DMLKJ Walter Curtis Miles. Jr All right. so give me Richard Motsa If you can't beat em. Eat em. Liz Moloney We have loved and lived through many changing years We have laughed each other’s laughter and wept each other's tears Allyson Moses Friends are not only together when they are side-by-side, even one who is far away is still in our thoughts Ernest Mosley You know it like a poet. Richard Mowdy The truth isn't easy, the easy parts s—. (Todd Rungren and Utopia) Valerie Nash Be what you are. not what you pretend to be and you will make it through life Jeannette Pekar If the sun refuses to shine. I will still be loving you. If the mountains crumble to the sea. there will still be you and me. Led Zeppelin II Steve Perun I think it's time for me to fly. Andrea Pevney The good things in life are often mixed with the bad; however, the good must come with the bad Lori Ann Pipczynski Yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision; But today, well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Keith Polchies Life goes on. James Michael Prendergast It's like a jungle sometimes it makes me wonder how I keep from going under Mark Reeve We are planets to each other, drifting m our orbits to a brief eclipse, each of us a world apart, alone and yet together, like two passing ships Wanda Richards A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere Before him I may think aloud Mary Riddick Life is not a having and a resting, but a growing and a becoming Gerald Rocha The Deal is ... Ahh .. Rana is that when you gotta go. you gotta go! Debra Rogers Give me that passing lane and I'll be gone — Charlie Daniels Pamela Rollins Always walk tall with your head up high and be proud of yourself. Because once you know where you stand in life no one can bring you down below your level Ronald Rowe Would you like a piece of candy, little girl? Kim A Sanders We must live together as sisters and brothers or perish together as fools Andrea Scherzer A smile is the best gift to give or receive, a laugh is the best remedy for the blues; a friend in need is a friend indeed, so with a grin and a chuckle reach out and touch someone, the gratitude will stay with you forever and go bloody insane, it may get you m trouble but it makes the day go faster and boy is it fun. Ingrid Schmelzer Eat. Drink and be Merry in other words have a good old time while you’re alive You only live once Kari Seay Hope is the key word for the success of the children of yesteryear, today and the future. Danielle Marie Sequino Open your eyes and look within, are you satisfied with the life you're living. Amy Sheridan People so seldom say I love you. and then it's either too late, or love goes, so when I tell you I love you it doesn't mean I know you'll never go. only that I wish you didn’t have to. Queen Chanel Sims Alright Wanda Smith I sit in my room, staring into space, saying to myself, why did she say that, why did he do that?. Why me? Why is it always me? Why can't someone just say. You’re not so bad Laura Spano What a long strange trip it's been Grateful Dead Stephen George Stapon For all you do. 's for you. Craig Stewart Forget the bad times and always remember the good. Life is what you make it. try not to waste it Frank Storms As the great Rev. Dr Martin Luther King. Jr once said, and I quote. Free at last (me from school) Free at last. Ronald Suden Plan ahead — it wasn't raining when Noah built the ark. Donna Trotto To live your life in your own way. to reach for the goals you have set for yourself, to be the you that you want to be that is success Kenny Troyan It's been a long four years — times of happiness, times of sad. but all that I need to remember are the times that I shared with a very special lady that really cared John Marshall Urevich I know nothing. Going on means going far. but going far means returning. Dore Van Slyke Syck. Sicke. and totowe sick and sicke and like to die. the Sikest nyghte that ever I a bode good lord have mercy on me.'' Henry VIII Laurie J. Voegelin At times when you're down, when you've slipped on the frost, get up fast, before you get lost, (me) Michael Voegelin Get what you can get out of life, just don't get caught taking it. Allison Voss Everybody needs a little time away, even lovers need a holiday from each other. Chicago. Cheryl Walsh And so my friends, we'll say good-by. time has claimed its prize, but the times will always last. If we keep alive the memories of the past Peter Waskewicz I woke up this morning, and got myself a beer, the future is uncertain and the end it's always near The Doors Lisa Wedei Yeah right? You got it! Valerie Williams I have begun to fight a strong fight. This I know for sure I'm very close to victory light It's very close, because all I have to do. is open the door. William Wilson It might be a little trouble in here. Lisa Woolley Come m through your dreams and follow them wherever they may lead Because we need to grow, till we can see our love directed. Christine Marie Worthington Forsan et haec olim meminisse ivabit. — The Aeneid Keith Young New Ones come as the old ones go. Everything's moving here but much too slow Grateful Dead Kim M. Zaneski Don’t let the turkeys get you down.” 57 Carolynne Adinolfi: I leave Richie and Scott all the good times I had and the best of luck and happiness in future years at RHS. To Mr. Husing I leave more leg room in the Driver's Ed. car. To the tennis team I leave my terrific playing and the chance for so- meone else to be the shortest person at RHS. Scott Allen To my brother Dan, I leave two years of High School (maybe more); and to Mr Jester, the only class I put nothing into and got something out of. Risa Anker: To Mr. Dinsmore I leave the party area” of Chemistry 11 (1981-1982). To Cheryl I leave all the happiness, laughs, and luck I can and hope she has a great senior year. To all my friends. Sharon. Jimmy. Doug. Diane. Cheryl W.. Sue. Scott, the party area, the Rocky Horror crew and latin IV- V. I leave fond memories and lots of love. Brian Applely: I leave my A.V. keys to Mr. Zorn. My accounting pen to Mr. G. and I leave my periodic table of the elements to Dr. Desikan. Also. I leave my space in this school to Craig Bernard. Freshman of '83-84 Donna Barnes: I leave my Bug” (V.W.) to anybody who wants it. I also leave my good time spent at Scarlett’s with Fran. I leave two more years of French to Thearsa. Kim. and Lynn. Robert Becker: I leave to Andy Franz all of one beer to get drunk off of. I leave RHS my memories. Ivan Bell: To my sister I leave the name o! Bell to carry on. To Tona. Rita, Sona, my favorite homegirl, I leave my love and good times we had together. To my homeboys. Beb. Vic. Icy. and Mack I leave you all with the females you most want, and my Blue and Black Book. Phase II shocks the house Remember me always Love. Cathy Bilski: I leave my sister. Lisa, all my worldly possessions including all the stickers on my locker and the beer caps that always fell from the top of my locker. To Mrs. Richards I leave all my wonderful ceramic projects. All my friends I leave happiness and all the good times we shared and will continue to share in the future. To all future BOCES students I leave a great experience and good I wish you to have To Chris and Kevin I leave all the fun times at Michelob Hill. • Cheryl Blasko: To Doreen I leave the stereo and the hope that she has as good of a time as I did. To The Group. the memories of all the good times. To Dore the memory of Ice. Donna Block: To Lynda and Michelle I leave all the memories about our talks of barbie dolls and Jim. thanks for always being there, you'll never be forgotten. Robert Block: I leave the best of luck to RHS foot- ball and all the parties to the underclassmen. Patricia Boardman: I leave all my intelligence and wisdom to my sister Michelle, better known as Ms. Ice.” Sharon Bogdan: I leave Jeffrey the car. Sue Fleming my softball mitt. Michele and Melinda the patience to put up with Mr. Cybulski and I take with me the ability to put up with Scott I leave Cheryl A. a hopefully great senior year. Paul Bokinz: I leave everything to my sister Lynn, especially my grades, which she desperately needs. Scott Brady: I would leave my car to somebody, but nobody wants it. I would give my ring to somebody but nobody wants that either. So all I have left to leave are my good wishes to all the students of RHS. Shaun Brady: To Lisa. I wish to thank you for all the memories and love we shared. To my friends who made it easier, give it hell Adinolfi. Michele Breitenbach: To Michelle N . I leave the hope that maybe someday she will learn how to operate a fan right. Jacqueline Brown: To my brother Ralph. I leave my grades, will, and determination. To Netta I leave the guys. To my u 1. Layne Fields. I leave the memories and a 36B. To Jimmy Langhorne I leave my backyard, may he find happiness. To Lisa James I leave it all. and to Kim Braunskill I leave George Walker may she handle the rap. To the rest I leave memories of me. Tracey. Lorraine, and Tina. Mark Buczynski: To the Class of '84 .. Lots of Luck. Susan Callan: To Anne. Sharon. Mary, and Chris I wish the best of luck in their remaining time in RHS. I take with me the memories of the best four years of my life. David Carrick: I leave the memories of Mr Mills to everybody that knew him. Cheryl Carter: I leave all my books to my cousins. Sherman and Elizabeth Trent. Ann Cheshire: I leave hopes of good grades to all the underclassmen who could use them. Douglas Cirruzzo: I leave to my sweetheart my ring. I leave my sister the car. even though it goes against all my rules. To Risa I leave a plastic chemistry set. Jacqueline Clifford: To my sister Pam (Sissy). I leave this school for her last two years here and hope she makes the best of it. To Pam. Diana, Theresa. Terry, and Micky I leave all the love. luck, and happiness in the world. Live it up. To Mike and James (Brother) I leave this school if they ever make it this far. Curtis Clinton: I leave my wrestling abilities to Irving Mack and my League and County titles. Maruice Corrigan: I leave my car. parking space and assorted cars to anyone who dares to take them. I also leave behind three great years, but I take with me the warm memories, laughter and good times. Patricia Crowley: I leave my brother. Jimmy, the best of luck in his next two years at RHS. I leave here with happy memories and the best of luck and love to my boyfriend John (Red). To Mr Kozyra I leave my pink shirt so he can wear it on Tuesdays and only Tuesdays. Ken Davidson: Pat. I leave you all the fun times with Herzog, and the many more to come I leave Brian my parking spot, and Rick all the breakfast specials. Tracey Dean: I. Tracey Dean, being of sound body and mind, leave to Mr Kozyra my penny in my pen- ny loafers. To Kim Braunskill. I leave my Chevette. may George and her have room to Boggy. To Allyson I leave success and happiness. To Jimmy. Jeff. Ann and James I leave much to be desired. To the rest of RHS I leave memories of me. Jackie. Tina, and Lorraine. Dane Defio: I leave my never late to class record, to those who need it. Also I leave my best lunch room ranks to Eddie. Antonio DeGrasse Jr.: What I leave is to be without controversy. I leave my talent, intellect and my love with Tressa Miles, for it will be safe in her heart until I return with the key when she too is free. Dawanna DeJesus: I leave to my sister. Tonya, a future student of RHS. my memories good and bad. and also that she can cope and carry on where I left off. Katherine Demorest: I leave Robert Luke Lucas another one of his friend's sisters, one that doesn't whine. I leave Burn the best of luck in everything, and all the arguments with C. H she can handle. I leave Diana B. the best of luck in her remaining years in RHS. Donna Densieski: I leave the memories of me. Denise, and Nina, to my little sister I leave the hope that she can make it. To the girls in my 7th period gym class I leave them the Guys if they really want them. Ha. Ha. Donna Doka I leave Mr Jester all the memories of us in R-Bio. Dr Mato, and all the rears from The Lawrence Welk Show” being cancelled. I leave Mr Kozyra a new butler. I leave Chris. Martha. Nancy and Terry strength to put up with this school a few more years. I thank Andrea. Lisa. Nadine, and Lauren for many good memories and Andrea again for all the good talks and great, perverted times and most of all. I take all the great memories of Mike with me and enjoy the many more years together. I Love You. John Donaldson: To Shaun I leave memories of the good and bad times and to Christine and Mary another year in this hole. Chris Doroski: I don’t leave nothing to nobody. Dawn Dorsty: To Debi I leave many good times and luck in the future, to Judi I leave that one last great year, and three more plus weekends to Connie and Gerri To Mr. Hoyt I leave the perfect class, to Mr. Kozyra — G Berkeley's disappearing class, and to . Mrs. D. une classe sans moi! To Kim. Donna. Lori. Janet. Paula, Jimmy et al. I leave many unforget- table memories. Sheila Mane Doscinski: To Mrs. J.. I leave all my thanks and appreciation and I wish the class of 84 a great senior year. Michael Drobny: I wish all my friends and all the cute girls the best of luck. And to my brother Danny I hope your next two years are the best Denise Dwyer: I leave Anita and John the will to get out alive and I leave this school all the great memories of me. Nina and Donna and I leave Wade my unused French book. Daryl Edwards: I leave everything to Lisa. Jerry Edwards. Chunky. Bigfoot. Mike. Paul Moncriff and Carlton good luck in the future. 58 David Clark Esseks: To James, Thank you for all your help all my life. To Allyson I leave my deepest, most sincere thanks for the joy of the last three years, and for all her support this year. James Dixon Esseks: To Coach Husing I leave an ever improving Cross Country Team. To Uncle Rich an Italian Dictionary for future trips to Italy, and to Liz my bassoon. Frances Marie Falkowski: I leave my red leather boots and my punky wardrobe to anyone who has the guts to wear them! Jim Fedoryk: To Gene and Eric I leave the South Parking lot and the strength to finish another year at RHS. To Yvette. I leave the memories and wish her the best of luck in everything. To Tyke I leave the great memories and a spot on my stereo forever. I leave this school with my friends Jeff. Dam. Paula. Cheryl. Ann. James. Allyson. remembering the great times and looking forward to more. Doug Fink: I leave Riverhead High School. Jeffery Fischer: I leave all the high school memories to my friends. James. Jimmy. Allyson. David. Ambi. and Cheryl. I leave Let me out to Diane; to Gene and Eric I leave one more year of RHS. if you can take it. To Mr. Gascoyne I leave the memories of conventions. Latin IV. and the lovely Auita to Mrs. Reiss. I leave more A.P. students as insane as I. Patrick Flammia: To Mr. Rana. I leave the snowball I never threw, the 5 day vacation I got. and Rich Green the one who threw it. To Selena K I leave Rob M. to do with whatever she wants. Kathie Flanagan: To Jamie Ciolino I leave lots of luck and happiness as well as success in her senior year at RHS. good luck in cheering and make it the best! And to Deb. Sherri. Karen. Carloyn. Tressa. and Cheryl I leave the best in cheering next year. To Mrs. J. I leave love and thanks for all the happiness we shared in RHS. Special thanks to all my senior friends. Cheryl. Liz. Peg. Jan. Risa. Kim. Lori, especially Jack. I love you all! Helen Gabrielsen: I leave all the happiness in the world to my brother Eric and also to my friends Julie T.. Colleen H.. Kathy M . Bonnie H.. Michele B.. Cathy B . Veronica H.. and Sue C. I leave to Steve Dupree all the love and happiness he has brought to me during my Junior and Senior years. I will always remember all the good times that we shared together. To Mr. Herzog. I leave all the crazy drivers. I also leave all my sewing skills to the future sewers of RHS. Last but not least I give a lot of thanks to my Mom and Dad for all the patience that they had for me during my four great High School Years. Paula Gallo: I leave Chrissy the strength not to climb under any more trucks. Lyn Goode: I leave this school to Rena. Sharda. and Sheilia to have fun and turn it out. Brenda Flood: To Pam. I leave any guy that can handle her. To Sherrie I leave my thinking ability. To Crystal Allan I leave behind all my homework. Eileen Flynn: I leave to Chrissy the power to get through one more year and to make it her best. Kathy Forgione: To Beverly Raffle. Wendy and Kris I leave all the good memories of the Friday nights out. To Dina Sabo. I leave the promise of my friendship for the rest of my life And as I promised in my freshman year. I leave Mr Sferlazza my last name so he'll always remember how to pronounce it right. To Judy I leave all the good times in Mr. Bickley’s class. Lauren Forrler: To Bobby Walsh I leave what ever the heck he thinks he can handle, and luck in it. To Chris Richard, the fastest year she can get out of RHS and Martha Scherzer the fastest two years! Stupid huh? Debbie Foskey: I leave RHS to my brother William and hope he succeeds to the top I leave all the boys to my tt 1 cuz, Marlena. Sebastian Green: I finally reached the top and now I am leaving. My most pride and joy my Sneakers I leave to Mr. Mellow Moncrief. My creases and waves to the people who try very hard. The school belongs to Mellow and Foots. Take care of it. Tina Hale: I. Tina R. Hale, leave to all my friends, foes, relatives and most of all my cuz Carolyn Milden. all the happiness, peace and joy that you will be able to conceive and also to Carolyn I leave my R along with the title “captain in cheerleading. Patick Harris: To Carolyn Milden. make me what you want. I am putting my love in your hands, you can mold it as soft as clay, into a beautiful form or you can bake it as hard as a rock that is easy to break, do what you will for my love for you will not perish. To my three brothers. Layne Fields. I grant you the moves of Dr. J. and the quickness, of Tony Dorsett. To Victor Jones I leave my athletic abilities. To Mark Mack I leave a mirror, brush, and a can of nunile. Stephanie Harrison: To my little brother John I leave the good times at RHS. To this school I leave the memories of Denise. Donna, and Me And to Ivan. I thank you for making my Junior and Senior years the best. Joseph Haupt: I leave to all the other classes, especially the junior class, good luck next year. Susan Haupt: To the cheerleaders, my dirty uniform. To the Varsity Football team, the playoffs. To Coach Herzog, no more distractions during football games. To Donna M . Mike L . Chris. Anthony M., Kelly MCG.. Cheryl A.. Arthur L.. Rob D.. Tom K.. Patty Z.. and Jamie S.. one helluva senior year. To Cheryl W , All the french fries and tacos she can eat. foot- ball jerseys and a case of Molson. and to Fred I leave Sweden, cold winter nights, and all the hap- piness that he so much deserves. Thomas Haupt: I leave to my BOCES friends all the luck on the State Boards and to my school friends lots of success. Diane Hazzard: To Julie and Diane I leave you anything and everything. To Karen my step-sister I leave all the guys she can handle and plenty of ad- vice. To everyone else I leave my happiness, joy. love, and memories of Rock and Roll High School.” Jeff Hensley: I leave my imprints on chair tt 1 to Da- mian Pascal. Bonnie Hettrick: To Kathy I leave the best four years of our friendship and many more to come. To Glen all the love and happiness that life can offer, to Carl his last year in high school and hope that he makes it his best, and to Jeff, ail the good times and memories of orchestra. Evelyn Hobson: I leave to Steve (B and B) Travelers Checks — don’t leave home without them. To Rena Jefferson the patience to deal with the fly girls of RHS. I leave to all my fans my ability to achieve any worthwhile goal and the rest nothing they won't know what to do with my ability anyway!! Cynthia Hooghkirk: To Lynda I leave all the good times we've had hanging out! Thanks for all the help! To Michelle and April, thanks for all the laughs. I'll miss ya! To Luke, thanks for the ex-lax. Veronica Hubbard: To Helen: MaryEllen. Denise and Sue I leave all the happiness that they deserve To my sister Anne I leave happiness and all the luck that she needs in order to make it through her future years in RHS. Craig Hughes: As I leave RHS I leave everything that needs to be left to my peers. To Lisa James my tt 1 sis. I leave everything that she may need to be just like me. This includes my brain, personality. Sr. Power and of course my “GOOD LOOKS — I love you sis. To my puddm I leave the good times we've shared To Lil Vic my boy. I leave my lunch card to use in good health, and the ability to hook up with her To Bib I leave the good nights at the lodge, and those Special nights when you needed extra help from my T.C’s. Lori Hulse: To my sister. Liza. I leave the Hulse name to carry on and happiness throughout the rest of her unforgettable years at RHS. To Jim I leave the special memories of the past and the many future memories to come, because I'm going with you. Dawn Hunter. To my friends I leave love and hap- piness forever To the class of 83' I give all my best wishes for luck and happiness in the years to come And to my Mom and Dad. I thank you for all you have given me — Love you! Keith Jefferson I leave my athletic abilities to Tanya and Rena Jefferson My jumper goes to Layne Fields so he can rock as I did! I would like to leave precious memories to some females. Diana Johannemann: To Carol. Diane. Jimmy. Cheryl Lisa. Doreen, and Paula, especially. I leave all the hope, sunshine, happiness and love I have found in the hearts of all of you. To Brian. I want to give all my love for the rest of my life. Halma Kobielski: To my sister Diane, all the guys she can handle, my parking lot space when she learns to drive, all the money she can grub, all the cut slips she can collect and all the luck in the world. Luv ya. To Julie W., all my lighters, loads of powder, good luck with Red Velra and all the confidence in the world To Vicky M . all my coupons, don't get zap- ped. Have fun with the seagulls and Lit. To Andrea P.. Go for it. babe! Selena Kochapski: To D. J. V and L.. I leave the memory of smegma, maudes and the Boss Hogg joke. Tom. I leave lots of love W G. To V. I leave Lit. to B and R lots more smurf days together. To Hiney. I leave love with Chuckles. To Luke I leave Dr. 59 McKee's beautiful blue for his weekend outings. To Joey I wish luck on getting out of 9th grade Lorraine Langhorne: To my sister Sherrey. I leave you the will to succeed. To Kim Brown. Crystal Allen, and Sherry Jackson I leave the auys and the will to be the best that you can be To the remaining Langhornes I leave to carry on the Langhorne name To RHS I leave the memory of the girls Tia. Jack. Tina and Raine Michael Lao: I leave everyone everything. Janet Latham: I leave to Lori Pip and Kathy Flanigan the memory of a lasting friendship To Kim Zaneski the adventure of our first cars. Dennis Lichas. To all up-coming seniors I leave physics and Doc Desikan. Good Luck! Eddie Lojko: I leave Jim my broken down basketball court. I leave Doug C. the ability to keep up with me in hockey. I leave Donna D. my parking space if she ever gets her driving license I leave my brother my Montego To Donna I leave all the good memories we had in High School. Doreen Lucas: To Diane. I leave memories of our Journeys.'' to Mrs. Andresen I leave directions to the coffee maker, and to my friends I leave the memories we've shared and hope to share even more. Jim Lull. To Coach Husing I leave a sincere Thank you and the hope for a blue streak ; to future X-C runners I leave the quest of cardiac. To Mr Dmsmore I leave the absence of the great data filer and a broken shower; to Cindy I leave the Lull name to carry on. to Lori I leave nothing, you’re coming with me Sherry Ann Lupia I leave all of my teachers, (especially Mrs Beekman-Ellner. and Mrs Farran) and my locker and books to my step-sister Mary. Good luck in whatever you do at RHS Go for it Sis. Robert Marascia: I leave to my girlfriend all my love. Stephen Martin I leave nothing, for anybody because I would not give anything to anybody ex- cept my friends and those I love a lot of A's As long as I was in Cross Country. I feel I did my best Tom Martin I leave to Bonnie and Sharon, all the foxy guys they can handle. Gail Mason I leave this school to my sisters Shirley and Shonda to turn it out. Jim McBurnie: To John Wiess. I leave my cooler and I leave my Ratty Z to the Rest. Diane McCabe: I leave all the great memories at RHS to my friends Lisa. Risa. Lori. Carol. Nadine. Liz. Dee. Lisa. Andrea, and Kim, I leave Alicia. Richie, and Scott lots of good luck and to Terri I leave all the stories that Lisa and I told her I leave Mr. Gascoyne a new Latin V class. Lisa McCoy I leave all the boring classes to my number one friend Lisa Nash. Jennifer McGann I leave to my sister Diana, four years which I hope won’t be spent in Mr. DeGrasse's office. To everyone else, have fun. but graduate! Patrick McGuire: To all you future football players I leave my used ace bandages. James McKine: I leave to my sister Anita my math skills and to John Harrison I leave my athletic skills and to my little brother Preston I leave my love and thoughts in the years to come in this high school. Sarah Cecelia McKine: I leave the will for John Har- rison and Anita McKine to get out of this school alive, and the memory of Denise. Donna. Nina and me to live on forever in this school. Debbie Meyer: To Monica. Megan, and Melissa I leave much happiness throughout life. I love you all. To Chris I leave many thanks and memorable times. Mr Kozyra. a chunk of reality and a closet of Pink Shirts (for Tuesdays!) Most of all to Paul I leave the happiest memories of my life (all with you) and the great times together m the future. To the rest of the class of 83' and 84' (also 87 and 91. happy now Megan and Melissa?) I leave all the love and luck in the coming years that you will need. Keith Derrell Miles: I leave reality and illusion and the ability to distinguish the two To Mr. De Grasse I leave my radical like personality. To all the members of the Dr Martin Luther King Academic Club I leave the will and determination to succeed. Go for it. Walter Cutis Miles. Jr.: I leave my athletic abilities to Danny McMillian. I leave Barbara B. good luck and happiness To my hi sister Tressa my bedroom and for upcoming Miles’ I leave memories of me. Wonderful Walt Liz Moloney: To Alicia. I leave 2 more years in this school. Don’t give up until you get what you want. To Cheryl and Lisa. Thanks for being my best friends and always remember all the good times we've had. To Deb. I’m glad we’re good friends finally. To Cheryl. Lynda. Kelly. Michelle and Nancy. You've only got one more year to go. It goes by fast, so live it up. To Charlie. Remember my working. I'll be back next year to check up on you. To Mr Jester. You’re one of the best teachers in this school. You really made my senior year worthwhile. To Mike L.. Rob D. Tom K.. and Ed. L.. Sunday football and dinner at my house. Allison Elizabeth Moses: To Lauren I leave our song Billy Don't be a Hero. To Risa. I leave two hun- dred more sequins for your Rocky Horror Hat. To Coach. I leave disorganized organization. To Mr Kozyra I leave a pink rainbow of shirts. To Mom and Aunt Mary my deepest thanks To Andrea. Craig. Chris and Cheryl we did it and we are still reasonably sane. To Jeff. Baboombababy. To Jim- my my thanks for being my friend. To Eric lots of smiles. To Annie, an adding machine to throw out the window. To James. Laura. Paula. Tracey. Lor- raine and Tina I leave friendship. To Those Peter Partiers thanks for all the great memories. To my ex- tra special friend Jackie. I leave smiles, happiness, my shoes, memories and a thank you. To one of my two best friends Linda happiness always and thank you for being a great example and last but not least, to my other best friend. David. I leave thanks for car- ing and happiness, laughter, memories and that part of my heart that possesses love for you now and forever Ernest Mosley: I would like to leave my hardworking ability to Sonja. my coolness to Slick, and my good nature to the future of Mosley Inc. Richard Mowdy: I leave Tom Cooper and Maria all the luck in the world. To Nanci Dreeben I leave all the guys she can get her hands on which, should be plenty! Valerie Nash: I leave my brains and abilities. To Von- da Foreman and Jackie Harris, make it through RHS and you will be fine in my book. Jeannette Pekar: To Vicki. I leave the hornet and lots of luck w Lit. To Diane I leave plenty of use with the SMEGMA bag and all the guys you can handle. To Julie. I leave the upstairs girls room and lots of luck w Mr Super-X. To my sister Andrea. I leave all the memories and happy times, my parking space, and lots of fun with the men. I love ya. Steve Perun: I leave Steve Bruno 68 Shelby. GT 350 David a 1969 Stratocaster. I leave Mr Car- dona. a new trumpet section. I leave the underclassmen and next year's seniors the best of times. Andrea Pevney: I leave all my teachers much thanks in making my high school years academically and intellectually successful. I also thank Mike for all the fun during 2 years of Math. To Mike I wish good luck as a super senior. Lori Ann Pipczynski: To all future RHS cheerleaders. I leave my uncanny ability of getting snagged doing all you're not supposed to; To T. R. I leave my grades and to Lynda. Kelly and Cheryl a fantastic senior year!! Keith Polchies: I leave behind all the good and bad experiences of RHS (most of them good). To all the WOODS PEOPLE. good luck, cause they all need help. To Eileen, we had one great summer, we will always remember. Good-bye to RHS and staff James Michael Prendergast: I leave Risa Anker all the horrible memories we had in 5th grade and all the great ones we shared in the RHS I didn't leave Cheryl Walsh a carnation but I hope I left her some laughs over the years we had together. To Sharon Bogdan I leave all the great memories we had together. To Scott. I leave 2 black marks in the front of his house and all the memories we had together in all of our classes. Now to Ed Lojko. I leave a devastating outside shot and all the great times we had I leave tough guy Mike Lojko the lunchroom and John Flynn. UA. rather independent study. Ann Raffel: To Ann Warner I leave all the quotes from A Separate Reality. To Diane and Allyson I leave all the wonderful memories from the County Center. Mr Eel. the bouncer, cowboy boots and velour sweaters, near accidents, and “I’m not gon- na eat anything at the next break, wanna split a bagel? And to Beverly and Karen I leave the best years of high school Mark Reeve I leave Coach Husmg. my flourescent green Nikes in memory of fast times at the meadow ’’ To my brother Scott. I leave my basket- ball sneakers and my parking spot, and all the good times to come. Mary Riddick: I leave to my little brother James, the best of luck in his remaining 3 years at RHS. To Tressa Miles I leave much happiness and success. 60 and the ability to always stay on top. Gerald Rocha: I leave Darrell Mayo my shag, and my parking space. I leave Carlton Spellman, my loud personality. I leave Lenton my jumping ability. Victor and Terrance to pick up where I left off. but not with Lisa!!! Debra Rogers: To my sister Donna. I leave my park- ing space and all the good luck with her teachers in RHS. Pamela Rollins: I leave all my troubles and problems behind to Lisa Dean, Debbie Miles, and Tracey Daniels. I also leave them my knowledge so maybe one day they can graduate. Ronald Rowe: “I Leave. Kim A Sanders. I leave Cheryl Martin. Lisa James, and Shiela Lindsey all of my abilities in Field hockey and Basketball. I leave Anita Henderson the ability to get any RHS guy she wants. I leave Doris Wilson all of my Fly Guys. I also leave Lisa J. all of the food in my locker and Layne F. I leave 25$. Andrea Scherzer: As I walk out of this building for the last time. I leave many memories of good and bad times, and a real learning experience. To the Administration I say thanks for all your help. Thanks to Mr Norris for caring. Mrs. Dinsmore. Abientot!, Mr Jester what can I say but Laurence Welk and I will really miss you. and don't forget about Saturday night. Mr Kozyra, you have been a major influence in my life. Thanks. To Chris I leave the zaniest, most emotional memories of my life. We’ve been through it all and you must now carry on sans moi! To Mar- tha, I say good luck, toots, thanks for putting up with me. Sorry no more rides! To Ronnie. Mike. Kevin, and Danny my very special pals. Thanks for all the wild times. Lauren. Donna and of course Nay-Nay we'd better stay in touch — I love you guys. To Mr. Roberts. I leave a big empty space in the soprano section and some peace of mind! To those certain contributors; Jackie, Ally. Cheryl, Craig, and the rest. I’ve had a great time working with all of you, thanks. I'll miss you all. Ingrid Schmelzer: I take with me all of my High School Experiences. I leave RHS the Class of 84 to contend with. Kari Seay: I leave to my cousin, Linda Harris one more exciting year to go. I leave all my unwanted books and the best teachers to my nephew Ian Hampden. Danielle Marie Sequino: I may not pass this way again, so let me live this day to the fullest. Let me laugh at my mistakes, and let me help those who need my guidance. Let this day as each be special. I leave to my sister and Mrs. Jackolski all the health and happiness they could get through life! Amy Sheridan: To Mrs. Feldman, I leave all my secrets, you’re the greatest Deb. To W. K. I leave the xylophone and E.E. O.H. A.H. remember me St. Louis and to Franny remember big Kitties and little Kitties, and of course. Bine. I promise no more lock- ed doors. Queen Chanel Sims: I leave my Cousin Cynthia Walker, the ability to succeed in RHS. James Smith: To all you losers out there, watch out for Karen Bailey. To Dave Carrick you make the wrong choice. Good Luck with Karen. Jennifer Smith: To my Sister Tabbitha, I leave good times in her last year at RHS. To Julie Conrad, No more tired arms from signing, and many thanks. Wanda Smith: To my two lil sisters. Stacey and Arnetia. I leave you both my willingness to succeed and caring about others. I only hope that you both try harder than I did. Cindy J. and Pam T. I leave with you my determination and get up and go. Shell D. I leave you my spot in the MLKJ — Achievement club. Kenny W. I hope you come here and make 4 yrs. at RHS your best. My other 2 Moms. (Mrs. B and Mrs. C.) I leave you me. Laura Spano: To my sister Vickie. I leave the park- ing lot. and hope she will enjoy her high school years hanging out there. And share good times with her friends like I shared with mine. Stephen George Stapon: I leave all the big boys to C. A. Craig Stewart: To my brother. Jimmy. I leave my parking space and all the partying he can handle To my sister. Debbie. I leave all the good times she can have and hope she has a great freshman year. Frank Storms: I leave all the teachers the thought that they had to suffer with me for four years, not five like all you teachers thought. I fooled you didn’t I! Ha! Ha! Ha! Andrew L. Stromski: I leave everything that I don’t owe to all my friends. Ronald Suden: To Guye. I leave my beer bottle cap collection and to Barbara, what ever she wants. Doug Talmage: I leave to Jean, the ski club and Mr. Jester. Donna Trotto: I leave behind cherished memories of four great years at RHS. filled with happiness, laughter, and friendship. Kenny Troyan: I leave to Cindy all the wonderful times shared together throughout H.S. I leave my car space to Cindy. If she has a car by then. I leave the thoughts of having a wonderful and beautiful person like Mrs. J., football games, Friday nights, times spent in U. A. and my friends. Michelle Tucker: I leave the best of luck, happiness and good times to Carla. Chrissy. Jay and Milton and hope their senior year is the best ever. Go for it Guys! John Marshall Urevich: Even though I only had a half of a day of school. I will never forget the 8 balls for the rest of my life. Especially Greenwood and Stopinski. Dore Van Slyke: To those who helped me make it through, and they know who they are. sincere thanks, to those who fought me every step of the way. I made it without you. To my brother Brian. I leave the strength to make it through, and to Cheryl I leave a lot of wonderful memories from Nathy to ice. Laurie J. Voegelin: To Steve and Tracy I leave all the memories of all the good times that we shared. To Nancy, Vicki, and Sue I leave the memories of an everlasting friendship. To Kathy I leave my love for a very special friend that shall never be forgotten. To Mr Jester. I leave my thanks for being the best teacher in RHS. Michael Voegelin: I leave all the Good Things in life to my friends. Allison Voss: To Lynda I leave my cashmere sweater. To Michelle, all the problems with RHS guys. Good Luck!! To Mrs. G. Many happy days, but I take Jim McBurnie with me!! Cheryl Walsh: To Cheryl A. I leave the confidence to believe in yourself. To Donna RHS Parties. Pit- chforks and Senior float meetings. To Bob my wishes for much love and happiness. To Coach Her- zog. lots of luck with the future football teams, to Patti F. The Strength and ability to fulfill your future. To Alicia, the Sunday dishes. To Rob. Mike L.. and the gang. Football on Sunday. with Lisa. To Allison M. the memory of K and S. Bridgett Ann Washinton: I leave my love and luck in the future to all my friends that I knew over the years, as well as the good memories. Peter Waskewicz: I leave my sister Maryelle. the will to graduate. To Scott Reeve. All the good times at Welch’s. To Sallie B. and Julie C., Thanks and to Anne Hubbard. Good Luck! Lisa Wedel: I leave to Diane, Nadine. Lisa, Liz. Carol. Donna. Dee. Andrea. Jimmy. Scott. Lauren, and Cheryl, all the happiness in the world and all the great memories we have all had. To Terri. I leave 4 great years ahead of you. To Alicia, I leave lots of French Fries at JAM and much happiness in your re- maining years at RHS. To (Superstar) Maria. I leave my driving and waving coordination and a great senior year. Valerie Williams: To my sister Chestine I leave all my books. To my sister Rochelle. I leave all of my favorite teachers. To my brother Vernon. I leave the best years at RHS. To my friend Alfreda. I leave her last two years and the best years. William Wilson. I leave all my determination to my sister Doris. I leave Willie’s Path to Layne Fields. I leave my body and my chest to Mark Mack. I leave my rags to all the Fly Guys who want to chill. I leave all the young lassies to Brian Miles. I leave my shagg to Brian Davis. Lisa Woolley: To Lisa. Liz. Diane and Cheryl. I leave all the good and memorable times that we spent at RHS.’ Christine Marie Worthington: To Debbie, friendship forever. To Jackie, a hug. To Ally, teacher diplomacy. To Lori. Chem notes. To Lynn and Liz. the S.G. To Mr. Kozyra. and my AP 11 class, pink shirts. To Fred, a smile, to Kim. Leslie, and DQ, hap- piness. To Uncle Rich, and Latin V. Vergil. To Annie, bus 79. To Fran. Snowflake! Hey Sharon, it wasn’t so bad having you around! Have two more fantastic years! I love ya! Kim Zaneski: To all my friends I leave the memories of all the fantastic times. To Uncle Rich. I leave the memories of his favorite class. I wish luck to Mrs. J. and all the future cheerleaders, and to everyone. Good Luck! 61 62 Carolynne Adinolfi: Ski trip Scott Allen: Leaving Risa Anker: Trip to Italy, Sophomore year, and celebrating football victories. Brian Appleby: Being the Assistant Coordinator of the Audiovisual Donna Barnes: Going out to breakfast when we weren’t supposed to. Robert Becker: Getting out at last. Ivan Bell: My Freshman and Jr. year with the Phase II crew. David Bernard: When me and Kevin O’Neil were caught smoking in the bathroom by Dr. McKee and Mr. Clifton. Cathy Bilski: My favorite memory of High School was the float meetings at Charlie’s barn and all the people who helped. Donna Block: Joe Murphy Robert Block: Debbie Patricia Boardman: Becoming a Senior. Sharon Bogdan: End of Sophomore year going out for lunches Paul Bokinz: Leaving Sheila Booker: My favorite memory of High School is that I once was in a fashion show, in the 10th grade. Scott Brady: Hearing the bell for lunch time, and the one to go home. Shaun Brady: Lisa Hernandez and others. Michelle Breitenbach: My favorite memory of High School will be the day I graduate. Jacqueline Brown: The Chevette at lunchtime. Mark Buczynski: Summer vacations and mini-oos sailing. 64 Sue Callan: Booga Woods and the times shared with the members of it. David Carrick: Lunchtime and unassigned. Cheryl Carter: Having U.A. three times a week. Ann Cheshire: Watching all the participants of “the great school soap opera fade in and out of popularity, love and happiness. Doug Cirruzzo: Ski trip to Whiteface Mt. Vt., the light ornaments. Patricia Crowley: Being with good friends and having great times with all the people I was friends with. Ken Davidson: Graduation. Tracey Dean: The Chevy Chevette at lunchtime, Smok- ing and going to Spain. Dane Defio: Being with my friends, exchanging jokes and ranks with each other during lunch. Dawanna DeJesus: Senior skip day. Katherine Demarest: Walking in the back doors in the mid- dle of 7th period and seeing Dave McKillop standing there. Donna Densieski: Snowball fights, purple people eater, try- ing to dance, and football games. Donna Doka: Leaving John Donaldson: Graduation day when we never have to come back. Chris Doroski: Leaving Dawn Dorsty: AP. II English with Mr. Kozyra, Lunch. Sneila Doscinski: Senior Prom 1982 with Rob Chaffee. Michae, Drobny: The back seat of my 1975 Chev Vega. Denise Dwyer: Snowball fights, purple people eaters, fridays food fights, trying to dance, football games, and French 1 (Mrs. Dinsmore) Daryl Edwards: Senior year. Jerry Edwards: When I was a Senior and with my homeboys. Frances Falkowski: Waiting for Friday and Saturday nights to come around. Jim Fedoryk: Tying Dore to the lockers by her skirt (10th grade). Throwing skittles in Spanish. Jeffrey Fischer: Stalling in the fast lane of the expressway with James and Allyson on the trip to Penn State. Hitting a car on the George Washington Bridge on the ride back. Ba-boom-ba baby. Patrick Flammia: The parties in the woods. Kathie Flanagan: Pink Panther, Key Club conventions, Ski trips, Pep rallies, and football parties. Brenda Flood: Ebba signing my white slips. Eileen Flynn: Hanging out with Bonnie, Shelley, Chrissy, and Carla. Kathy Forgione: My Sophomore year with Dina, Amy, and Dawn. My Junior year with Beverly Raffle. Also my Senior year with Bev, Wendy and Kris. 67 Lauren Forrler: The memory of friendship and friends, An- drea, Nadine, Lisa Wedel, Aliyson Moses, and Donna Doka. Danielle Fortin: The art in action exhibits. Debbie Foskey: I learned a lot while in the High School and plan on learning more in the future. Helen Gabrielsen: My favorite memory is the time that Steve Dupree came to school and picked me up for lunch. Sebastian Green: Standing on the wall in the halls. Darryn Hardin: Playing sports, Mrs. Benton, and the dances. Stephanie Harrison: The good times with Donna and Denise — oh yes, how could I forget SARAH. Joseph Haupt: First, second, and third day of school. Susan Haupt: Sophomore year — class of ’81 celebrating football victories on Saturday nights ... But regreting it Sunday mornings. Thomas Haupt: Passing the chemistry regents. Diane Hazzard: The big parties we had. Hanging out with everybody at our secret hideout. Charles Henderson: My favorite memory of High School is when I became a senior. Jeff Hensley: I leave behind the memories of lunch and the constant laughter of the round table. Bonnie Hettrick: All the good times in the parking lot. Evelyn Hobson: C-O-P-S (Boces). Running from the Eye. Veronica Hubbard: Ash Wednesday 1982. Craig Hughes: Running from the “EYE,” right Ebba. 100th customer at McD’s. Best memory of Kim Braunskill, Evelyn H., Lisa J., Victor J., Keith M., as well as the rest of the crazy crew. Dawn Hunter: A night I'll always remember was being able to be with a special guy I really care about. Keith Jefferson: My favorite memory is Basketball season. Diana Johannemann: All the nights at Lisa's. Halina Kobielski: Last day of school each year. Selena Kochaplki: Liquid lunches and summer vacations. Lorraine Langhorne: Pep rallies, G.O. Tournaments, and the Chevette at lunchtime. Michael Lao: Junior Homecoming (even though we lost). Janet Latham: Lunch with Lori and Kath. Eddie Lojko: First period U.A. that helped me enjoy school. James Lorenz: NJROTC Field trips and Officer Candidate School 1982. Doreen Lucas: Fridays. Sherri Lupia: My favorite memory was meeting all the nice teachers and some students at RHS. Goodbye to all the teachers that had to have me in their class, especially H.B. Robert Marascia: Throwing snowballs at Mr. Rana. Stephen Martin: Always wondering what it would be like if I was a Senior, but now that I'm a Senior there is no change. Tom Martin: Meeting Sharon D. and Bonnie S. and getting to know them my Junior and Senior years. The Foxy guys they can handle. Gail Mason: Senior skip day. Diana McCabe: Trip to Italy — Easter 1982, Capri, Blue Grotto, and 16th Birthday. Lisa McCoy: My favorite memory of RHS is going to the dances of UA. Jennifer McGann: My first May initiation. Sarah McKine: Denise Dwyer, Stephanie Harrison, Donna Densieski, my best friends. James McKine: The football game against Southampton High. Scott Mersereau: Afternoon Delights. Deborah Meyer: Graduation. Patrick McGuire: Quitting the football team. 71 Keith Miles: The memory of me Keith Derrell Miles, Craig E. Highes, Mary, Wandah, Ebba, Kim, and the rest of the crew. To all the members of the class of '84, '85, '86 — We'll be seeing you? Walter Miles, Jr.: Throwing my touchdown pass of 45 yards to Pat Harris to beat Amityville 14-6. Also running 184 yards — all right! Richard Moisa: Having good friends, a lot of partying and my place in Bogga Woods. 72 Liz Moloney: Sophomore year '81. Allyson Moses: My three years I have spent with David and ail the good times we have had. Peter parties and the star- ting tradition of the group during my Sophomore year. Richard Mowdy: Hanging out in the parking lot and meeting Delores Liso. Valerie Nash: Sitting in 8th period art class talking with good looking Keith Jefferson. 73 Steve Perun: Graduation. Lori Pipczynski: The Junior year I spent with Henry. Keith Polchies: One of my favorite memories of High School was being able to get my H.S. Diploma along with partying. James Prendergast: 1981 and all our ski trips. Ann Raffel: Spraying Dore’s hair with shaving cream in the 10th grade, 3rd period Spanish. Mark Reeve: Graduating (hopefully) Mary Riddick: Pep rallies (cheering) and Football games. Gerald Rocha: When we all cut school and spent the day at Southampton. Debra Rogers: Working in the Attendance Office 1st period. Pamela Rollins: Senior skip day, Pep rallies. Ronald Rowe: Junior Homecoming. Andrea Scherzer: Regents Biology with Jester, AP 11 with Kozyra, all the float meetings, lunch with the girls, and France with Nay-Nay. Ingrid Schmelzer: The time eleven of us cut out of school, jumped into a two door Sedan and headed down to Wildwood State Park for a party ... in the middle of February. Kim Sanders: Telling off all of the referees at Basketball games. Kari Seay: Pep rallies, football and basketball games, and Spirit week. Danielle Sequino: Hanging with GOOD” people and going out to lunch with Mrs. J. Amy Sheridan: Gym and unassigned with K.F. Lunch with St. Louis, Steve, Connie, and Maryann. Chanel Sims: Pep rallies and basketball games. James Smith: Leaving Wanda Smith: Knowing that as soon as school was over each year, I would be attending the Upward Bound Pro- gram ® summer. Most Intelligent: James Esseks Andrea Pevney All Around Student: Allyson Moses Doug Cirruzzo Class Contributors: Chris Worthington Craig Hughes Class Clowns: Keith Derrell Miles Tina Hale 76 Above and Beyond the Typical Riverhead High School Student Jim Fedoryk Lisa Wedel Lorraine Langhorne Scott Allen Jim Lull Sue Haupt Most Talented: Risa Anker Kevin McCartin Most Likely to Succeed: Jackie Brown David Esseks Class Casanova: Mark Reeve Liz Moloney Best Dressed: Tracey Dean Pat Harris Most Athletic: Kim Sanders Robbie Block 77 I’d Save Everyday Like a Treasure Laura Spano: Spending Senior skip day down at Hot Dog Beach. Craig Stewart: The day I graduate. Frank Storms: Finally getting out of the ZC:XGO place. Graduation. Andrew Stromski: When I graduate from High School. Ronald Sudan: Meeting B.M. for the first time in R-Bio. Donna Trotto: Passing the Geometry Regents. Kenny Troyan: Times spent with Cindy. Times spent with a wonderful person Mrs. J. Football games, Friday nights. Times spent in UA, friends. Michelle Tucker: Senior Skip Day. John Urevich: “NJROTC Field trip to Washington DC May, 1980,” A.V. The times with Julie Conrad and Sally Bruno. Dore VanSiyke: Being tied to the Freshman lockers in 10th grade. Allison Voss: Cutting and getting away with it ... most of the time. Peter Waskewicz: Lunch — unassigned. Bridgett Washington: Pep rally, basketball games and trips in chorus. Valerie Williams: Senior skip and the Prom. Cheryl Walsh: My Sophomore year 80-81, Football season and ski-trips. William Wilson: My favorite memory in High School is when we all got suspended and went over Hops house and had a party. Lisa Wedel: Leaving. Lisa Woolley: My Sophomore year and Ruinite lunches. Christine Worthington: Going to Italy, especially Capri, and the ceremony in Cumae. Kim Zaneski: Trip to Italy, Rendezvous at McDonald’s, football games, and Saturday night parties. Again I Would Spend Them With You Then JUNIO The Juniors are led by President: Cindy Rennard, Vice- President: Kim Braunskill, Secretary-Treasurer: Teresa Oliveri. Their float The Sun Shines Brighter on a Blue Wave, was well constructed and came in third place for Homecoming. They have had many successful fundraising activities this year, including the fall Q.S.P. sale. Their Junior year has not been as productive as past years but they plan to steam ahead as seniors. Their senior year...!!! Officers: Teresa Oliveri, Sec.-Treas., Kim Braunskill, Vice- Pres., Cindy Rennard, Pres., Mrs. Jackolski, Advisor. 81 First Row: H. Brawley, K. Braunskill, R. Alston, L. Birnstein, S. Alexander, D. Benedict. Middle Row: L. Ambrosini, A. Baldelli, M. Anasky, R. Callahan, F. Breest, B. Buczynski, M. Boardman, R. Bell, N. Ber- tolini, Mr. Sferlazza. Back Row: C. Bloss, K. Block, S. Bruno, K. Bowles, R. Anderson, P. Cali, D. Bogash, D. Bulak. First Row: T. Oliveri, J. Cilino, M. Clay, D. DeFrese, C. DeFrese, L. Crohan. Back Row: K. Braunskill, C. Ren, L. Chew, J. Densieski, B. Darro, M. Cassidy, R. DeFrese, Mrs. Jackolski. 82 ROOM 204 — First Row: B. Evans, H. Dudley, C. Hanson, L. Fields, R. Far- rugia. Middle Row: Ms. Benton, K. Ferris, S. Flem- ing, P. Gallo, L. Hardy, D. Foski, C. Harris, P. Funn, L. Harris. Back Row: W. Ferreira, B. Gallo, D. Gas- coyne, C. Hanlon, L. Futch, T. Hatcher, J. Gimplin. ROOM 206 — First Row: C. Jantzen, V. Kluber, E. Krudop, D. Klement, R. Jefferson, S. Jackson, A. Henderson, L. Happner. Middle Row: Mr. Stockbine, S. Hudson, C. Johnson, J. Hughes, K. Kenter, V. Jones, P. Kruszon, W. Karlin, T. Kruger, L. Hopson, D. Jones. Back Row: J. Karp, M. Kielkowski, C. Jehle, T. Heinze, G. Kukla, E. Hodun, J. Hojenski. 83 ROOM 207 — First Row: C. Misiano, R. Miragliotta, S. Lindsey, D. Miles, A. McKine, V. Lukas. Middle Row: F. Miller, M. Lech, J. Latham, P. Miles, B. Max- ey, A. Langhorne, C. Molter, C. Milden, K. Mc- Carthy, L. Mitchner, B. Ludlow, R. Martin, Mr. Kamp, D. Mayo. Back Row: T. McCabe, J. Lul, A. Lundberg, K. McGann, A. Meras, D. Miloski, D. Miles, S. Levasseur. ROOM 208 — First Row: W. Phillips, D. Quick, M. Nightingale, R. O'Neill, F. Pantaleo, C. Rennard, K. Polak. Middle Row: R. Nabrizny, B. Ratfel, S. Muldrow, S. Nash, C. Richard, B. O’Neill, T. Oliveri, D. Needham, J. Nine, Mr. Norris. Back Row: V. Mosley, C. Orestis, A. O'Neill, E. Moreno, M. Pisacano, G. Orlando, A. Musto, D. Parker. 84 ROOM 209 — First Row: C. Rowley, L. Torel, Y. Se- quino, D. Schneider, S. Suspenski, A. Smith, C. Spellman. Middle Row: D. Tolbert, D. Skrzypecki, B. Stoner, S. Shout, D. Teresko, M. Rosset, B. Roner, M. Robinson, Mr. O’Connell. Back Row: S. Teuber, C. Smith, R. Rogers, C. Thompson, J. Smith, D. Smith, B. Thrall, J. Tallent. ROOM 210 — First Row: J. Zebroski, A. Young, D. Tyska, G. Yakaboski, S. Zagorski, N. Tucker. Mid- dle Row: D. Vilkauskas, M. Vail, M. Tyte, M. Triolo, M. Turpin, G. Trent, D. Wilson, C. Trent, Mr. O'Neill. Back Row: R. Wer- nikowski, M. Vasquez, P. Waski, D. Vincent, G. Troyan, J. Woodson, K. Zaneski, E. Turpin. 85 First Row: Miss Fordonski, P. Mays, B. Gradis, S. Staton, Mr. Heinze. Back Row: T. Mays, W. Harris, M. Stegmaier, H. Kucuk, D. Ferrante. First Row: Mr. Heinze, T. Loring. First Row: Mr. Quintana, S. Chastaine, K. Shelanski, P. Newcomb, S. Cali. Special Ed. 50PH0M0 The Class of ’85 started off its Sophomore year with President: Lisa James, Vice-President: James Warner, Secretary: Karen McCartin, Treasurer: Ann Denys, and their Advisor Miss Cotten. Their float won first place in the Homecoming. This year also recognized the resignation of Miss Cotten and Mr. Loddengaard took over as their new class advisor. The class successfully finished a T-Shirt sale under Miss Cotten and expect a year of many fundraisers. They also plan to make their Junior year the best. 87 ROOM 114 — First Row: V. Barnes, L. Bilski, V. Andes, D. Bieniewicz, S. Allen, Ms. Tuppa. Middle Row: D. Bennett, K. Bailey, D. Allen, D. Baker, M. Alaimo, K. Beers, S. Beers. Back Row: K. Anderson, S. Amerson, S. Banks, P. Bartlett, E. Ben- nett, R. Adinolfi, R. Anderson. ROOM 128 — First Row: R. Brown, M. Campinelli, J. Briody, J. Bloss, G. Christedes. Middle Row: Mr. Moritz, W. Ceckowski, C. Chandler, T. Byers, C. Calvino, D. Binkis, K. Brady, L. Bokinz, D. Blasko. Back Row: P. Caunter, H. Brown, K. Brown, R. Blakes, M. Caporino, R. Brown, D. Brown, K. Booker. ROOM 129 — First Row: G. Conklin, D. Columbus, D. Ferguson, A. Ciruzzo, A. Denys, D. Cracco, P. Clifford. Middle Row: Miss Cotten, R. Drexel, J. Ferguson, E. Conklin, A. Collier, P. Doberty, J. Crowley, G. Ferdinand, B. Danstrop, A. DeFabrizio, J. Drozd. Back Row: C. Crayton, T. Collins, V. Fletcher, L. Dean, D. Duff, O. Crump, S. Crosby. ROOM 130 — First Row: S. Glawe, V. Foreman, T. Giamattao, T. Gajewski. Middle Row: J. Flynn, E. Grasse, C. Garziano, J. Harris, L. Hardy, D. Fulcher, T. Gibbs, Mr. Sisson. Back Row: J. Guthy, R. Freeborn, E. Gabrielson, R. Harrison, D. Flynn, D. Harris, R. Har- ris, F. Harris. 89 ROOM 131 — First Row: A. Hubbard, T. Jacowski, L. Hulse, L. Hernandez, R. Hilberg, B. Horton, G. Horwat, R. Jones. Middle Row: Ms. Cipriano, L. Hulse, T. lanello, A. Hub- bard, L. James, C. Jackson, T. Jarzombek, S. Herron, A. Jackson, E. Johnson, M. Helfland. Back Row: K. Heagy, C. Heinze, W. Hulse, W. James, L. Houston, M. Hudson, D. Himroth, T. Hill. ROOM 127 — First Row: E. Lee, P. Lichas, D. Kobielski, J. Loschiano. Middle Row: N. Kaffke, R. Lao, R. Kruel, J. Lebkuesher, G. Lever, K. Kruk, R. Johnson, D. Lind- sey, Mr. Womack. Back Row: J. Langhorne, J. Kruzon, J. Kaelin, M. Lo- jko, S. Lojko, J. Kwasna, A. Korus, H. Loper, M. King. ROOM 133-A — First Row: C. Pace, L. Munzel, D. Mason, T. Parran, S. Nathaniel, G. Marascia, K. McCartin, P. O'Neill, R. Nielson. Middle Row: Mr. Herzog, D. Lyons, M. Par- rish, T. Miles, C. Martin, D. Miles, I. Mack, S. Mosley, R. Moore, A. Nightingale. Back Row: E. Moore, J. Malewicz, P. Martin, J. Mowdy, A. O’Kula, P. Nun- ziato, R. Martin, M. Mack, V. O’Dowd. ROOM 133-B — First Row: R. Pipczynski, T. Reuter, A. Repp, B. San- ford, D. Rogers. Middle Row: D. Pascale, V. Price, Roach, M. Reid, B. Reichle, T. Roiell, Y. Saputo, M. Powers. Back Row: G. Raynor, P. Pierz- chanowski, S. Quick, L. Rempe, E. Pollard, R. Sangiorgio, S. Roth, T. Pipczynski, M. Pinney, Mr. Mills. 91 ROOM 134 — First Row: R. Soto, L. Simmons, M. VanScoy, R. Tooker, A. Stausikiewicz, D. Troxell, S. Stone, A. Thompson. Middle Row: Miss Wor- thing, I. Talsky, P. Thomp- son, B. Smith, F. Scruggs, M. Tilley, B. Stakey, L. Starke, M. Scherzer, T. Smith, A. Smith, C. Scibilli. Back Row: J. Walsh, C. Scott, T. Stapons, J. Stewart, P. Tinsley, M. Sobering, D. Szczepanik, J. Turner. ROOM 136 — First Row: P. Zilnicki, K. Watts, S. Yakaboski, C. Wicks, M. Wilson, C. Wulfust. Middle Row: M. Walsh, B. Zandel, S. Worthington, L. White, A. Warner, Y. Wridat, P. Wilcox, J. Waterberry, K. Voegelin, Mrs. Garcia- Gomez. Back Row: T. Womack, J. Yakaboski, J. Warner, C. Zukowski, J. Warner, E. Widner, R. Young. 92 The Freshman Class officers are President: Crystal Allen, Vice-President: Darlene Miloski, Secretary: Ruth Kaffke, and Treasurer: Kathy McCartin. Our Class Advisor is Mr. Stockbine and we hope he stays with us all four years. The Class of 1986’s Homecoming float was suppos- ed to be a crashing wave, which won fourth place. Kevin Zebroski and Kristian Paganini rode the float. We have already started fund raisers for our Senior Trip and all is going well. OFFICERS — Pres., Crystal Allen, Sec., Ruth Kaffke, Vice- Pres., Darlene Miloski, Treas., Kathy McCartin ROOM 211 — First Row: S. Baker, D. Anderson, C. Anderson, M. Amodeo. Middle Row: Mr. McKeighan, T. Ambrose, J. Bagshaw, L. Birnstein, A. Bartalomy, C. Allen, J. Allen, G. Arrington. Back Row: P. Bagley, D. Ball, S. Arner, B. Becker, J. Apicello, H. Barrow, R. Baker. ROOM 212 — First Row: K. Browning, J. Bogdan, K. Brown, R. Breest. Mid- dle Row: L. Carpenter, E. Carlucci, D. Buczyski, C. Brower, M. Bokinz, S. Brown, J. Bunch, J. Boyd, Mrs. Woodman. Back Row: R. Cantwell, L. Boudreau, S. Brown, T. Booker, M. Brown, J. Brwon, B. Byrd. 94 ROOM 215 — First Row: K. Browning, J. Bogdan, K. Brown, R. Breest. Mid- dle Row: Mrs. Brink, V. Clinton, E. Clinton, L. Cherry, L. Dohren, P. Christiansen, A. Daniell. Back Row: J. Clemens, L. Corwin, A. Cutrone, B. Cheshire, B. Covvello, J. Cook. ROOM 216 — First Row: I. Caple, J. Dassaro, E. Czech. Middle Row: T. Fisher, K. Engel, M. Feuer- man, K. Fennell, C. Doremus, L. Franz, S. Flanigan, A. Gattuso, Mrs. Farran. Back Row: B. Ekum, K. Ganko, R. Drex- el, S. Easter, R. Eldridge, K. Flanigan, B. Gatz. ROOM 217 — First Row: S. Hanson, I. Hampden, R. Godsey, M. Hallett. Middle Row: J. Harwood, T. Har- rigan, G. Hart, T. Hand, B. Glaseman, R. Giffin, Mr. Kozyra. Back Row: S. Guyer, C. Griffin, P. Har- ris, R. Gevinski, P. Gilmer, J. Harrison. ROOM 218 — First Row: P. Hodges, D. Hoggard, F. Hopson, B. Hoey. Middle Row: Mrs. McCauley, S. Hilliker, A. Hedgebeth, J. Hofmann, C. Horsley, W. Hopson. Back Row: R. Haynal, R. Hubbard, M. Hodun, B. Higgins, R. Haynal, K. Hoey. 96 ROOM 219 — First Row: T. Kemp, B. Karlin, L. Jones, M. Hudson, S. King. Middle Row: W. Johnson, R. Hudgins, K. Johnson, R. Kaffke, J. Kirschner, R. Kennedy, K. Judd, Mrs. Kelsey. Back Row: D. Jean-Baptiste, J. Karp, L. Jarvis, L. Hughes, D. Jenkins. ROOM 221 — First Row: L. Loatman, C. Mason, J. Longoboardi. Middle Row: S. Levasseur, D. Lewin, T. Lebron, S. Knoedler, C. Lowell, C. Lull, J. Maddox, Mrs. LeCann. Back Row: J. Langhorne, C. Martin, C. Kruger, P. Kuhn, M. Kowalski, M. Morotta. 97 ROOM 222 — First Row: D. Miloski, M. McMaster, V. Michalowski, H. Minden. Middle Row: Mrs. Beekman-Ellner, E. McKavish, K. Miller, K. McCartin, D. Michaud, L. Merano, M. Mickoliger, J. Moore, D. McCall. Back Row: F. Messner, G. Meyer, M. Milward, S. Miller, A. McCoy, H. Matthews. ROOM 223 — First Row: K. Paganini, B. O’Donnell, B. Morse, L. Passantino. Middle Row: R. Nickens, K. Oliver, D. Nettles, A. Pekar, W. Olsen, K. Nockelin, Miss Stanek. Back Row: S. O’Neill, P. O'Rourke, K. Nabrezny, W. Moore, L. Nash, S. Nelson. 98 ROOM 224 — First Row: K. Reed, J. Riddick, M. Rausch. Middle Row: Mr. Zorn, L. Rasanen, L. Pollard, J. Ramsey, K. Raffel, M. Raffe, J. Robin- son. Back Row: K. Rempe, B. Riddick, N. Revell, R. Rattarey, E. Rasanen, J. Phelps. ROOM 226 — First Row: B. Sanders, C. Rod- ziewicz, R. Rogers, T. Ruf- fin. Middle Row: H. Rollo, R. Schroder, K. Rogers, D. Setek, S. Schmitt, M. Sanders, J. Schuhmann. Back Row: S. Rogers, N. Roner, R. Santoro, A. Schaefer, S. Santoro, D. Ruszkowski. ROOM 232 — First Row: T. Sutton, J. Trent, D. Szczepanik, C. Therral, C. Teresko, S. Tocci, J. Terry. Middle Row: A. Trent, D. Tiedt, B. Udell, N. Trent, A. Totten, K. Trent, J. Trent, D. Troyan, Mr. Jester. Back Row: S. Trent, A. Tatum, E. Trent, B. Walker, D. Willis, B. Thrall. ROOM 227 — First Row: T. Smith, E. Stone, D. Sterzenbach. Middle Row: Mr. Dinsmore, R. Sutton, C. Smith, M. Stopinski, S. Smith, N. Shuot, H. Shene. Back Row: J. Stromski, T. Smith, B. Spellman, A. Stasiukiewicz, S. Sheridan. 101 ROOM 234 — First Row: T. Womack, W. Vonatzski, M. Yakaboski, D. Wilber, W. Walker, A. Wright, G. Walker. L. Zebroski, K. Webley. Middle Row: S. Weih, R. Walsh, M. Waskiewicz, S. Vincent, J. Vanden Thorn, T. Zaleski, D. Wright, S. Whidden, Mrs. Cohen. Back Row: J. Williams, K. Zambriski, B. Van Slyke, A. Vilkauskas, M. Watts, K. Walker. RDMINIST Charles Lauer, Acting Superintendent of Schools Daniel Fricke, President, Board of Education Ronald Revelle, Assistant Superintendent of Schools 104 Antonio A DeGrasse, Administrative Assistant Mr. Womack 106 Mrs. Riess Mrs. Brink Mrs. Beekman-Ellner Mrs. Farran Mrs. Feldman Mrs. Kelsey Mr. Kozyra Mr. Grossman Ms. Worthing Mrs. McCauley Mr. Lambiase Mrs. Walsh Mrs. Stanek Mrs. Jackolskl Mr. Sadler Mr. Koroleski Mrs. VanScoy Mrs. LeCann -v Mrs. Cipriano Mr. Donoghue Mr. Moritz Mrs. Woodman Mr. Sisson ENGLISH • MATH COUNSELING SERVICES HEALTH MAINTENANCE ENGINEER SOCIAL STUDIES GUIDANCE FOREIGN LANGUAGE DRIVER EDUCATION Mrs. Hahn Mrs. Benton Mr. Kamp Mr. McKeighan Mr. McKillop Mr. Norris Mr. O'Connell Mr. O'Neill Mr. Strockbine Ms. Collotta Mr. DeBoard Mrs. Fiedler Mrs. Henry Mr. Hoyt Coach Herzog Coach Husing 107 SCIENCE BUSINESS SPECIAL EDUCATION 108 Mr. VanSlyke Mr. Dinsmore Mr. Glanz Dr. Gnanadesikan Mrs. Cohen Mr. Finn Mr. Stazzone Mr. Heintz Mr. Sferlazza Mr. Zorn Miss Cotten Mrs. Bruno Mr. Smith Ms. Fordonski Mr. Rana INDUSTRIAL ARTS ART • READING HOME ECONOMICS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Rose Mrs. Anderson 109 Mr. Mills Mrs. Alexander Mrs. Richard Mrs. Tuppa Mrs. Richardson Mr. Rotenberg Mrs. Jackson Mrs. Dudek Coach Stewart Ms. Malopolskl Coach Gilhooly Mrs. Whitney Mrs. Braunskill 110 Mrs. Galeski Mrs. Newcomb Mrs. Schwartz Mrs. Lever Mrs. Cheshire Mrs. Szot Mrs. Bascomb Mrs. Tyler Mrs. Tyska Mrs. Schroeder Mr. Roberts vr- Mrs. Andresen Mrs. Bell Mrs. Conforti Mrs. Saddler SECRETARIES AIDES MUSIC NURSE LIBRARIAN 112 ULRIt RCTIVITIES Student Government H Student Voice Sealed: L. Plpczinski (83), C. Worthington (83), A. Moses (83), L. Stotsky (85). Standing: Mr. O’Neill. B. Van Slyke (86), J. Ruthinoski (85), A. Gocha (85). Missing: J. Lull (83). L. Heppner (84), M. Ruthinoski (84), C. Anderson (84), J. Hoftmann (86), K. Raffel (86). The Student Government is a group of fifteen elected students representing each of RHS's four classes. Anyone may run for the office of Student Government Representative. Each January the Student Government sends representatives to the New York State Secondary School Student Organization, (NYSSSSO), winter con- ference at SUNY Albany. In Albany they discuss ways to improve education, student-administration relations, and leadership abilities. This year the RHS Student Government hosted two NYSSSSO regional meetings. They also have a representative on the school board. Some of the many activities they sponsor are the Stu- dent Forum, the morning announcements, the dances, the Spirit Weeks, Homecoming, the G.O. Basketball Tournament, the concession stand, and the student ex- changes. The Student Government is a group of dedicated individuals trying to improve every aspect of the school. Seated: Chris, V.-Pres„ Allyson. Pres. Standing: Mr. O'Neill. Advisor, Liz, Secretary. Missing: Jim. Treasurer. 114 MLK Academic Club — They Have a Dream The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Academic Club The MLK club’s purpose is to encourage more black people to believe in and feel proud about their race. Their motto is “Black Awareness.” The club has many commit- tees including public relations, political fund-raisers, cur- rent events, and cultural. In January they attended the march for Dr. King in Washington. The club is petitioning the Board of Education to make Dr. King’s birthday a holi- day in the Riverhead School District and to close school on that date for commemoration. Seated: Advisors — Mrs. Benton, Mrs. Brunskill. Standing: Sgt. at Arms — Craig, Vice President — Lorraine. Secretary — Wanda, President — Keith, Treasurer — Felicia. Missing: Mrs. Branch,. Advisor. 115 First Row L Logan. R Johnson. T Doan. K Brunskill. C Milden. T Milas. C. Martin. R Jerterson. C. Hudgens Second Row Mrs Benton. C. Hughes. L Lang horna. W Smith. K. Milas. F Scruggs. Mrs Brunskill. N. Trent Third Row: K Briggs. N. Totln, T Byas, D. Wilson. E. Hobson. K Saunders. S Mosley. P. Rollins. C Allan. B Washington. D Allan Fourth Row T Hatcher. R Phipps. T Collins. T. Collins. J. Brown. R Blakas. C Hawkins. P Tinsley. D. Duff. E Bennett. V. Jones The Riverhead Chapter of National Honor Society has four criteria for membership: scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service. The club is eager to serve the school in hum- ble ways: faculty coffee hours, the changing of the announcements on the outdoor bulletin board, hosting at open house, community projects, school tutors and notetakers for han- dicapped students. The senior members took a trip to New York at Christmas and inducted a group of ninteen new members at the annual induction banquet in January at Brasby's Restaurant in Aquebogue. This year’s president is James Esseks, vice president, Laura Van Slyke, secretary, Dawn Dorsty, and treasurer, Diane McCabe. 116 Row 1: R. Arner, L. Hulse, D. McCabe. A. Pevney. Mr. Gascoyne. Row 2: A. Cheshire. J. Fischer. C. Blasko, M. Lao. Row 3: M. Buczinski. D. Van Slyke, D. Dorsky. J. Esseks. S. Jacques. Missing: P. Boklnt, P. Esseks. J. Fischer. M. Lao, L. Plpczynski. L. Van Slyko. Row 1: M. Vail, E. Krudop. D. Meyer. D. Doka. Row 2: J. Karp, C. Jansen, W. Richards. J. Fedoryk. Row 3: S. Ooclnski, D. Gascoyne, D. Bulelk, T. Helnze, H. Brown. Missing: C. Adlnolfi, K. Flanagan, A. Ratfel, C. Worthington, M. Ruthlnosky. A. Young. National Honor Society College Bound Girls Leaders Club Behind the Scenes The Girl’s Leaders Club of RHS is a com- munity service organization. Sportsmanship, honesty, brotherhood, leadership, and com- munity interest are considered the basis for inclusion into the Leaders Club. Besides hav- ing these qualities, a student must maintain an 85 average in physical education and a 75 overall academic average. Students are selected by letters of recommendation, and the ability to pass a skills test. They are truly outstanding members of RHS. Rena — Treasurer. Evelyn — Vice President. Miss Malapolskl — Advisor. Kim — President. Sue — Secretary. Kneeling: S. Fleming. R. Jefferson. K. Saunders. E. Hobson. Standing: Miss Malapolski. C. Milden. C. Martin. T. Miles. R. Bell. K. Griggs. D. Wilson. M. Riddick, L. Langhorne, L. James. D. Smith. 117 RipTide Inquiring Reporters Club activities, sports, books, records, and movie reviews are only some of the features published monthly in the RipTide. A student is required to write at least one article per edition, as well as participate in layout and collation. RipTide is a class, and students may elect to take it five days for a full credit, or three days for Vi credit. The newspaper has endeavored to become more actively aware of community activities. Copies of the RipTide are available at the school and various other public places. Editors Sue and Barbara. Seated: S. Giffin, Ms. Stanek. Standing: R. Glffln, A. Young, F. Miller, C. Worthington. A. Collier, J. Hofmann. I. Schmelzer. Missing: 8 Maxey, A. Cutrone. 118 Key Club Caring... Our Way of Life Mr. Spanburgh, Kiwanis Advisor, Miss Worthing, Advisor, Lori, President, Donna. Vice- President, Cheryl, Treasurer, Wanda, Secretary. The Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. It does ser- vice for the school and community. They have fund raisers, do service projects, and attend NY and International Conventions. Once a month they do a project with the adults at the Perkins Home. They also raked leaves for the elderly, served a luncheon for retired teachers, gave apples of appreciation to the teachers, visited the nursing home and hospital for Christmas, rang the Salvation Ar- my bell in front of the A P, and helped teach handicapped students to swim. 119 Mrs. Feldman and Mrs. Brink. 120 The Blue Masques Drama Society attempts to expose student actors and technicians to the experience of pro- ducing one full length production a year. It also offers the student body the opportunity to view their peers in such roles. This year, The Blue Masques, under the direction of Mrs. Deborah Feldman and Mrs. Sally Ann Brink, pro- duced the drama, The Girl In The Mirror. A serious play about living, it focused on a young teen’s problems: her parent’s divorce, rejection from her chosen college, a rift with her best friend, and the loss of her self-esteem. It was an artistic and educational success. The Society is to be commended for its willingness to take such worthwhile risks. Blue Masques It’s Shew Time... Ski Club Snowbound The Ski Club is one of the largest Clubs in the High School having over 100 members. The Club is advised by Mr. Jester, who helps the officers plan and organize ski trips. Due to warm weather, ski trips weren’t the best they could have been, however, the club did manage one or two trips this ski season. 121 Allyson — Secretary. Michael — Vice-Pres., Doug — President. Jean — Treasurer. Kneeling: Y. Sequino. S. Banks, E. Carlucci. D. Meyer, D. Quick. C. Robison. D. Anderson. Standing: Mrs. Shroeder. Mrs. Cheshire. S Rogers L Voegelin V. Lukas. R. Nebrasney. B. Glassmann. R. Giffen, D. Mishod, Mrs. Bell. President — Dolores. Advisor — Mrs. Bell. Vice President — Vicki. 122 The Library Club at RHS consists of students who are in- terested in helping out with all aspects of library work. Visitors to the library see club members working at the main desk and reading shelves, and shelving books. They will notice others in the workroom mending books, prepar- ing new books and materials for use, and getting materials ready for special reserves. Library Club members perform these and many other tasks. These students are an in- tegral and important part of the library staff — giving unselfishly of their time to serve both fellow students and the professional staff. At the end of the year, a Library Club member in good standing is awarded a % of a credit. Library Club Boohs, Boohs, Everywhere Boohs... Rrt Club Michelangelos... 123 The Art Club is for students who show a strong interest in art. The students use their abilities to put up art displays within the school and the community. Each student within the club has great potential and a lot of ability. 124 Mr. Zorn, K. Kenter, B. Appleby, H. Brawely, D. Pascal, R. Soto. Missing: Arthur Thompson, Dina Michaud, Michael Stegmaier. H.V. Club French Club Je Parle Francois Kneeling: L. Dohren, C. Brower, L. Birnsteln, P. Mas. C. Worthington. Standing: C. Richard, R. Sangorglo, W. Olsen, T. Hlggens, T. Ferraro, L. Stot- sky, Mrs. Dinsmore. The French Club is open to present and past French students. They take field trips to French movies, plays, and restaurants. In the past years they have taken trips to Quebec and Paris. French students may participate in the N.A.C.E.L. exchange with the option of staying with a family in France or hosting a French teenager during the summer. Last summer, Donna Barnes spent a month in France. Students may have the opportunity to study at a college in France during the summer. Last sum- mer Andrea Scherzer and Nadine Spacek par- ticipated in this program. The German Club is a gathering of students interested in deepening their knowledge of German culture through German music, social life, and all other aspects of every- day life. They celebrate a traditional German Christmas and enjoy the wonderful German food. The German Club also participates in an exchange with a school near Ham- burg, Germany. Geri, Martha, Mr. Hoyt, Beth, Amanda. 126 First Row: J. Zaleski. E. Conklin, G. Hart, B. Stakey, M. Scherzer, A. Collier. A. Repp, M. Campinelli. Second Row: E. Krudop, M. Hensley, 0 Dorsty L. Voegelln, C. Doremus, V. Mosley, T. Daniels, L. Monzel, Mr. Hoyt. Cvpmnn Club H Touch of the Old Country 127 Row 1: Herr Schwank, Claudia. Sabina, Fredrlka, Dorta, Jutta. Row 2: Swen. Gert, Jan, Dorlt, Chrlstlona. Missing: Andreas. Jorg. The German students have come and gone. They arrived September 16 and left October 12. Fourteen students and a teacher, Herr Schwank, came to visit America. Each student lived with a different family. Most stayed with Riverhead students who visited Germany last April. While the German students were here they had a full schedule. They had a tour of the school when they first arrived. They liked the computers most of all. There are no classes in German schools that teach how to use a computer. The students were enrolled in English classes to learn the language better. They left speaking English very fluently. The students visited all over Riverhead, from the Town Hall to the jail. They went to New York City and spent a weekend in Washington, D.C. All in all, they were happy to have the chance to visit here. Gepmari Exchange Latin Club Toga! Toga!... Row 1: A. Sapulo. D. Blasko, A. W«rn«, p. Wilcox. M V«n Scoy. R. Tookor. L. Franz. R Shrodar, A Straua. J. Moor� . M. rakaboakl Row 2: J. Stark. M. Maratta. A. Lundburo. Bienewitz. M. Raffa. L. Hulaa. 0. Mllloakt, S. Glffen, K. Anderson. A. Cirruzzo. 0. Setak. J. VandeThorn. L. Btrnstetn. B. Glasaomen. C. Worthington 0. McCabe. S. Worthington. J. Warner Brawtey Row 3: B. Thrall. J. Karp. C. Lull, C. Corwin. V. Andes, D. Bog ash, 0. Sckepeckl. R. Glffen. P. Christlasen. S. Flenegan. C, Blasko. J. Fischer, J. Esseks. J, Karp. A. Korus. 8. Gevinskl, The Riverhead Chapter of Junior Classical League is one of the most popular clubs at Riverhead High School. The highlight of each year’s activity is a three- day New York State Convention of J.C.L. This year in- stead of the three-day state convention the club par- ticipates in a five-day national convention on the cam- pus of the University of Rochester. Academic contests, art contests, oratory, dramatic reading, athletics, chariot races, all are a part of a Junior Classical League Convention. In April 1983 the club plans its first trip to Greece. In previous years club members have gone to Italy. OFFICERS: First Row: Ann Marla, Doreen, Ann. Second Row: Mark, James. David, Uncle Rich. 128 OIP Spanish Club Hablo — Hablas — Habla... The Spanish Club is open to any present or past Spanish student. The Spanish Club studies about Spain and other Spanish speaking countries. They also par- ticipate in the bi-annual International Night. The Spanish Club also takes many field trips to Spanish related areas. In 1979, two of our present seniors, Tracey Dean and Pamela Rollins, went to Spain with other Spanish Club members. The Club also sees Spanish exhibits, eats in Spanish restaurants, and has an enjoyable time wherever they go. The Spanish Club is a group which believes in an abundance of fellowship. OFFICERS: Wanda, Mrs. Garcia Gomez. Craig. 129 Seated: W. Smith, C. Hughes, J. Brown, M. Riddick. Standing: T. Dean, K. Brunskill, A. Cutrone, R. Nebrasey, K. Miles, M. Bokinz, Mrs. Garcia Gomez. D.E.C.R. The Business World This year was D.E.C.A.’s first year since the 1960's. D.E.C.A., (Distributive Education Clubs of America), is a national business club. Members of D.E.C.A. must take the Distributive Education class. In January, D.E.C.A. members participated in a Suffolk County contest and earned seven finalist trophies and two honorable men- tions. The finalists participated at the state conference in March at the Concord and did well. The purpose of D.E.C.A. is to give students an understanding of the various aspects of the business world. President — Jackie. Advisor — Staz, Vice President — Mary. T reasurer — Linda. First Row: Staz, L. Torel. M. Riddick, J. Brown. Second Row: M. Nightengale. L. Pipcynski, R. Anker. C. Milden. S. Banks. D. Hazzard. Third Row: K. McGann, C. Hines. S. Doscinski, K. Flanigan. D. Brown, C. Worthington, B. Horton, K. Griggs. Math Team (2 cosz] [3 tanx] = u... Uh? M. Ruthinowski, J. Esseks. S. Jacques, J. Karp, A. Chorus. Mr. Sisson. The RHS Mathematics Team competes as part of the Suffolk County Mathematics League. The league is broken down into sections based on geographic area. There are no special requirements for being on the Math Team other than an interest and curiosity about math. It helps If a member has taken at least two years of math. In the past, the Math Team has been the Suffolk County champion. 131 Kneeling: Denys D. Gascoyne, A. Warner. M. Scherzer, J. Tallent, J. Karp, R. Tooker. Standing: B. Van Scoy, D. Pascal. P. Kruzon, H. Brawely A. Chorus, B. Thrall, E. Krudop, J. Zaleski. Officers: Jordan. David, Ann, Martha, Jack. Missing: Mr. Jester advisor Biology Club Rnimal House Sign Language Club C. Williams. M. Breitenbach. K. Brunskill. R. Martin. S. Giffen. Mrs. Bruno. Notetakers These students volunteered to take class notes for hearing-impaired students. Notetakers received special training in standardized notetaking procedures and have developed an important skill for the future. Their contribution was greatly appreciated. Tutors Dore Van Slyke and Diana Johannemann were in- structed in appropriate methods for tutoring hearing- impaired students. They each worked in their own special interest areas and provided an invaluable service. Doretha Van Slyke. Mrs. Sally Bruno. Diana Johannemann 133 Row 1 Mr Roberts A Cheshire. Y Sequmo. S Allen. R Tooker. A Gocha. J Warner. M Vicent. j Bnody. 0 Klement. S Worthington. L White. A Denys. K Kruk Row 2 J Zebroski. M Hensley. V Andes. L Birnstem. L Voegeim. 0 Lichas. J Lull. R Adinolfi. O Bienewitz. C Clark. D Hunter Row 3 S Stone. G Lever. P Flammia. D Trent. C Hendersen, j Karp. T Womak T DeGrasse L Hulse K Ander- son. D Blasko. D VanSlyke Row 4 L Stotsky. S Gitten 0 Bonnet. L Forrter. A Moses B Thrall. K Kenter. S Perun. M Scherzer C Richard A Scherzer The Riverhead choral experience offers many diverse styles of music for each student to actively study. The ninth grade mixed chorus is designed for freshmen, but many upperclassmen find their way into the ranks as helpful technicians. The senior chorus is a complete music department class as students from the senior band and orchestra may join. The chorus performs two annual concerts, one during the holiday season and one in the spring. They also perform for several community groups. Senior Chorus Voices of Gold Freshman Chorus Row 1: Mr. Roberts, D. Lewin, T. Ambroise, A. Bartolemy, D. Chriensian, K. Reed, R. Giffen, D. Vilkaukas, M. Strompski. Row 2: L. Cherry, M. Stromski, B. Spellman, A. Cutrone, M. Marata, J. Harwood, L. Marana, H. Rollo. This year the Freshman Chorus participated in an ex- change with a Delaware school. Besides participating in the choirs, students may audition for and if accepted at- tend S.C.M.E.A., NYSSMA Area All State, NYSSMA All State, and the North Fork Festival. This year Ingrid Schmelzer and Andrea Scherzer were selected to the NYSSMA All State Choir. 135 Band Freshman Band “Sousa-ManiacB... The Senior Band plays in parades, at football games, and during pep rallies. They also perform in an annual concert in the spring. This year is the Senior Band's 50th anniversary. The Senior Band meets every day during the seventh period, and during that time they study and play all different types of music. This year the Senior Band participated in a band exchange with a school in Delaware. The ninth grade band meets everyday during the first period. They practice marching and learn about the different types of music, especially Sousa marches. They participate in many of the activities the Senior Band does. OFFICERS — Cindy, Ruth, Cathy, Sandy, Donald. Jason, Bobby. Haather. Row 1: K. McCartin. H. Shane, L. Franz. D. Turpin, C. Lowell. R. Kennedy. J. Hofmann. C. Brower. R. Shroder, D. Nettles. R. Kaffke. S. Vincent, B. Thrall. Row 2: H. Mindan, B. Karlin, T. Fisher, D. Jean-Baptiste. D. Gascoyne. K. Raffel. R. Gevinski, C. Lull. Row 3: L. Trent, C. Therell, B. Van Slyke, R. Hubbard. S. Flanigan. J. Karp. Row 4: K. Nebrezny. B. Becker. C. Kruger. Mr. Cardona. 136 Senior Band Rnd Rh One and Rh Two SENIORS — Patricia, Ivan, Laurie, Ann, Willie, Danielle, Doug, Robbie, Scott, Chet, Tony, Steve, Jim, James. Missing: Chris. OFFICERS — Virginia, Lisa, Troy, Steve, Tony. Missing Danielle, Yvette. Row 1: A. Cheshire, D. Quick, D. Bieniwicz, S. Worthington, J. Lull, J. Esseks, E. Stotsky, R. Tooker, B. Stakey, L. Hulse, A. Warner, L. Birnstein. Row 2: M. Hensley, K. Brady, P. Wilcox, C. Wulfurst, C. Orestis, K. McCartin, L. White, L. Starke, D. Blasko, P. Boardman. Row 3: R. Lao, J. Kruzon, C. Jehle, J. Crowley, M. Turpin, V. Andes, S. Brady, T. Hatcher, A. DeGrasse. Row 4: R. Brown, M. Parrish, L. Voegelin, W. Wilson, L. Hernadez, R. Brown, D. Sequino, R. Adinolfi, I. Bell, P. Caunter, E. Grasse, D. Talmage, D. Lindsay, J. Warner, S. Perun. Row 5: K. Bowles, S. Bruno, C. Henderson, R. Becker, A. Denys, M. VanScoy, Mr. Cardona. Missing: C. Worthington, K. MacCarthy, C. Hilberg, A. Gocha. 137 Yvette, Mrs. Miles. 138 Sitting: Y. Sequino. C. Calivino. Kneeling: G. Marascio, C. Oddo. Standing: Mrs. Miles, S. Armando, P. Zilnicki, K. McCartin. R. Schroeder P Lichas. Majorettes are selected to perform with the R.H.S. marching band. Each girl is selected on their ability to twirl and to show exceptional school spirit, as well as their ability to represent themselves and their school properly. The activities that the majorettes are respon- sible for are: football games, and Riverhead town parades. The majorettes also subjoin the band in an- nual concerts, exchange programs, and visits to elementary schools. Majorettes Twirling Tappers 139 Row 1: A. Collier. S. Stone, R. DeSoto. Row 2: K. Engel. L. Birnstein, W. Johnson, J. Van de Thorn. Row 3: E. Conklin. D. Pascal, R. O'Neill. D. Fulcher, J. Hensley. Mr. Loddengard. :• The Orchestra meets every day, seventh period. They study different types of orchestra music. Several members of the Senior Band also play in the orchestra. The orchestra performs in two concerts each year, the Holiday Concert and the Spring Concert. The orchestra is directed by Mr. Loddengard. Orchestra Sea of Strings 1982-1983 Exchange Students Rndrea Lopes Fred Liedholn Fred Liedholm The new exchange student attending RHS this year is Fred Liedholm from Sweden. His hometown of Hund has 80,000 inhabitants and its own university. It is located in the southernmost part of Sweden. His school, which differs greatly from the American high school, is called a Gym- nasium.When he returns, he will have one year left, but when he graduates, he will be more qualified than he would have been here. Swedish schools are more specialized. Fred is very interested in sports. He enjoys golf but his favorite sport is European handball. His team, Lugi, is first in Sweden’s major league and fourth in Europe. In his first week here, he experienced a new sport which he thought was strange. His first impression of American football was that it was rough and had a lot of body contact. After a few practices he realized that there is skill involved and it takes teamwork. Fred later won an honorable mention for All-League football for his efforts as a punter. Fred’s plans for the future are pretty much decided. After he finishes his last year of schooling, he will spend one year in compulsory military service. He would then like to continue his education and study to become an MD. Andrea Lopez Andrea Lopez is a 17 year old exchange student from Chile. She came to the United States to learn more about the customs and to meet new places. Though Andrea graduated from school in Chile, she spent her year in Riverhead as a senior. Andrea feels that her exchange to the United States will be helpful in her future because she will have learned another language, English, and also because she will know how people of another culture live. When she returned in November, she hoped to share her knowledge of the U.S. with her fellow countrymen. Edmara (pictured above), is our newest exchange student. She is from Brazil and will be staying with us until next January. She is part of the Rotary Exchange Program, in which our school actively participates in this program. Last year our school sent two students abroad. James spent the year in Calgari, Sardinia, while Laura Van Slyke stayed in H66r, Sweden. Next year Ann Warner, David Bakker, and Liz Stotsky will represent us in Brazil, Columbia, and Canada respectively. 141 142 Kneeling: F. Breest, D. Edwards, D. Trent, J. Hughes. Standing: F. Storms, S. Zagorski, C. Spellman, M. Lech, R. Wer- nikowski, K. Griggs, T. Heinze, Linda Hobson, John Woodson, G. Riddick, G. Moreno, T. Hale, M. Buczynski, CDR Roth. Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) is in its ninth year at Riverhead High School. Nearly 1000 Riverhead students have enrolled in Naval Science program since 1974 when the Navy uniform 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 chartered 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, selfdiscipline, and academic challenges don’t appeal to all students, but for those who do become cadets and participate actively; the rewards are self-pride, comradeship and maturity. Cadet graduates have represented us well since leaving USS RIVERHEAD and the halls of RHS. R.O.T.C. Naval Science III Naval Scianca II V. Jones, D. Allen, L. Futch, C. Trent, M. Vazquez, T. Miles, O. Crump, D. Wilson, F. Harris, F. Scruggs, D. Harris, CDR Roth. P. Bartlett, C. Crayton, R. Blakes, A. Jackson, P. Tinsley, C. Chandler, P. Pierzchanowski, B. Davis, M. Mack, L. James, C. Hawkins, J. Williams, K. Brown, C. Martin, C. Jackson, CDR Roth. Missing: D. Wright. 143 Naval Science I T. Booker, J. Trent, S. Nelson, A. Wright, S. Mosley, M. Hudson, S. Langhorne, S. Smith, K. Trent, C. Mason, L. Jones, Chief Sztorc. Missing From Picture: I. Hampden, R. Baker, K. Oliver, S. Jackson. 144 Kneeling: K. Judd, A. McKine, L. Loatman, M. Brown, S. Dickens, J. Ramsey. Standing: J. Lorenz, L. Cherry, D. Willis, S. Whidden, R. Riddick, B. Hoey, F. Miles, B. Morse, P. Gilmer, B. Udell, J. Rose, W. Hobson, H. Matthews, E. Lamb, G. Meyer, L. Merana, CDR Roth. Missing: J. Hofmann, L. Nash. Color Guard □rill Team Kneeling: F. Scruggs, B. Hoey, D. Allen, B. Morse. Standing: L. Futch, F. Storms, V. Jones, M. Buczynski, CDR Roth. Missing: L. Merana, F. Breest, D. Edwards, G. Riddick. Kneeling: J. Trent, J. Williams, G. Riddick, S. Smith, A. Wright, M. Brown, C. Mason, F. Scruggs, D. Allen, Standing: C. Martin, CDR Roth, S. Nelson, M. Buczynski, C. Trent, L. Jones, C. Jackson, P. Pierzchanowski, C. Chandler, O. Crump, B. Hoey, R. Blakes, B. Morse, D. Edwards, L. James, J. Lorenz, S. Zagorski. 145 146 Row 1: R. Lebron, S. Harrison. D. Deneseski. D. Dwyer, E. Hobson, C. Milden, H. Koblinski, D. Defio. Row 2: D. Nielson, R. Nash. L. Langhorne, K. Davidson, K. Mazzo, B. Hettrick, M. Brietenbach, C. Stewart. T. Haupt, P. Rollins, J. Donaldson. Row 3: K. McCartin, S. McKIne, T. Robinson, S. Green. K. Sanders. M. Lorenz, J. Pekar. S. Callen, H. Gabrielson, V. Williams. K. Seay, D. DeJesus, T. Dean, C. Hughes, C. Bilski, S. Martin, B. Grasse. R. Mosia. B.O.C.E.S. R.M. B.O.C.E.5. P.M. Many students in RHS elect to spend half a day of school learning a vocation at the H. B. Ward Area Occupational Education Center operated by BOCES. This process usually requires a two year commitment, however, some students do attend for only a year. Juniors are at BOCES from 12:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., and seniors attend from 8:00 a.m.-ll a.m. Course offerings in- clude automechanics, business, commercial photography, cosmetology, and licensed pratical nursing (LPN). 147 EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES: Chris, Debbie, Missing SENIORS: Allyson (also Editor-In-Chief), Diane, Kim, Missing - Rlsa — Dolores 148 TYPISTS: Lorraine (also Sports), Tracey. Mrs. Contorti, Carolynn ADVISORS: Mrs. Richard, Mrs. Flanigan Blue Pecenic BUSINESS: Kevin. Mrs. Conforti. Janet. Donna UNDERCLASSMEN: Dolores. Craig (also Co-Editor) 149 PHOTOGRAPHERS: Brad. Donna LAYOUT EDITOR: James. COPY EDITOR: Dawn FACULTY: Kim. Jackie (also Co-Editor). Missing — Cher) Deadline? — What Deadline? 150 151 152 The 1982-1983 Girls’ Field Hockey Team, coached by Mrs. Dudek, finished the season with three wins, four loses, and one tie. Their record earned them the fourth place position in their league. The reason for their suc- cess were such factors as speed, control, and skilled playing ability. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY — Row 1: F. Breest. L. James, A. Prkar, S. Worthington. Row 2: L. Hobson, S. Fleming, C. Martin. P. Rollins, D. Wilson. Row 3: R. Jefferson. C. Chandler, S. Lindsey. K. Saunders. R. Jefferson. A. Henderson, Coach Dudek. Field Hockey Varsity J.V. FIELD HOCKEY — D. Turpin. C. Allen. S. Moisey, P. Bartlet. J. Robinson, F. Scruggs. 153 Junior Varsity Varsity VARSITY SOCCER — Row 1: 0. Trent, P. Kruzon, B. Thrall, M. Furtoz, C. Jehle. Row 2: J. Stark, A. Meras, R. Arner, D. Bakker, R. Phipps, R. Anderson, T. Hatcher, Coach Loddengard. Missing: J. Karp. Disappointing is the only word that can be used to describe the 1982-1983 Varsity Soccer season. It is true that the Riverhead bootsters did improve quite a bit this season. This improvement, however was not enough to produce the Riverhead team with a win, much to the chagrin of the Blue Wave players. But miracles are predicted for this year. The Riverhead soccer teams are working at developing and utilizing their skills. 154 J.V. SOCCER — Row 1: B. Gavinski, M. Mock, S. Quick, E. Bannatt. Row 2: J. Harrison, D. Da Baptista. B. Van Slyka, S. ARnar, P. Hodgaa, T. Saputo. 155 Junior Varsity 156 Captains: Pat Harris, and Robbie Block The 1981-1983 Varsity Football Squad finished with a record of five wins and three loses, under the direction of Coach Herzog and Assistant Coach Marelli. The team showed great improvement from past years and gave RHS a hope for a terrific future for Blue Waves football. Parker. R. Adinolfi. S. Brady. E. Hodun, D. Cirruzzo. K. Polak. W. William. Row 3: Coach Herzog. R. Lebron, M. Cassidy. K. Block. P. Wasky. K. Zaneski, M. Corrigan. T. De Grasse. D. Hardin. K. Davidson. S. Mersereau. T. Heinze. F. Liedholm. J. Langhorn. D. Miles. Coach Marelli. Football Varsity Statisticians: Donna Trotto and Cheryl Walsh 157 J.V. FOOTBALL — Row 1: F. Danielowich, C. Spellman. C. Johnson, V. Jones. R. Brown. C. Pace, T. Kemp. D. McCall. D. Flynn. D. McMillian. Row 2: Coach McKillop. D. Bogash, B. Gatz, T. Thompson. M. Helfand. R. DeFrese, T. Kruger. J. Weiss. G. Kukla. M. Anasky, R. Freeborn. R. Anderson. B. Exum, K. Remp, A. Lundburg, Coach Stewart. Row 3: P. Gilmore. C. Kruger. S. Quanter, C. Bogdan. F. Zambriski. R. Hubbard, B. Spellman, B. Hulse, S. Carey. S. Reeve. J. Karcherski, J. Roach. T. Pipczynski, B. Karlin. Juniop Varsity FALL CHEERLEADERS — Captains: Kathie Flanagan and Tina Hale 158 Row 1: R Anker. S. Haupt. L. Hulse. Row 2: L. Harris. L. Pipczynski. K. McGahn. K. Ferris. Row 3: S. Jackson. K. Zaneski. T. Hale. C. Milden. R. Jackson. D. Klement. A. Denys. K. Flanagan. L. Mitchner. J. Ciolino. The 1982-1983 Football Cheerleaders were a talented group of girls and did a good job of arousing the spirit of the crowds at the football games. Some people think being a cheerleader is glamorous, it may be, but being a cheerleader involved many hard hours of practice and cheering on the team in all kinds of weather conditions. The cheerleaders deserve to be commended. Cheerleaders 159 Cross Country The 1982-1983 Cross Country Teams, under the direction of Coach Husing, did quite well this season. The Boys’ Team with a record of two wins and three losses. The Girls' Team, which consisted of all freshmen, ended with a record of one win and six losses, which is good for such a young team. At the Bald Hill Invitational, the team did fairly well, with the girls taking a first place finish in the Freshmen Race. The boys captured fourth place finishes in the Senior and Sophomore Races. The girls also took third place at the Suffolk County Championship. Coach Husing 160 Wrestling Varsity Row 1: C. Clinton, W. Walker, D. Nash, M. Hudson. Row 2: D. Lindsay, S. Carey, C. Heinze, G. Troyan, I. Mack. G. Thompson. Row 3: Coach Stewart. R. Hubbard. T. Heinze. D. Lichas, D. Harris, K. Kennedy. Captain of Varsity Wrestling 162 Row 1:1. Talskey, T. Ku-rarra, B. Van Slyke. Row 2: Coach Sferlazza. P. Gilmore. J. Kacherskl. S. Guyer, J. Woodson. 163 Juniop Varsity Basketball Varsity Girls The 1982-1983 Varsity Girls’ Basketball Team, coached by Mr. Triandiflou, did a fine job of playing this season. They showed good sportsmanship, fellowship, and brotherhood throughout each game. The girls handled the ball well and showed a great deal of skillful playing ability. VARSITY BASKETBALL (GIRLS) — Row 1: R. Bell. C. Martin. K. Sanders. E. Hobson, V. Foreman, R. Jefferson. Row 2 R Blake C Hutchins K Brown. L. James. S. Lindsey, P. Bartlet. Coach Triandiflou. Captains: Kim Saunders and Ebba Hobson J.V. BASKETBALL (GIRLS) — Row 1: S. Dawson. R. Clinton. S. Gumbs. R. Gillium. A. Totten. C. Allen. Row 2: S. Langhorn. M Hattroff. K. Hohnson, F. Miles. K. Trent. J. Hart. A. Johnson. Coach Fedun. Junior Varsity Oirls Basketball Varsity Boys VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL — Row 1: D. Hardin, A. Funn. D. Mayo, K. Jefferson. Row 2: Coach Rana L. Hawkins, L. Fields, G. Rocha, A. Strompski, P. Harris. The Boys’ Varsity Basketball Team, coached by Mr. Rana, and led by co-captains Keith Jefferson and Layne Fields, “traded Bellport and acquired Wyandanch this year as the team to catch (and beat) in League Six. In an attempt to duplicate the successes of the past two seasons, namely, consecutive third place finishes and playoff berths, the Blue Waves relied heavily on seniors Marvin Briggs, Larry Hawkins, and Gerald Rocha, along with junior Darrell Mayo, Larry Hawkins, Jefferson and Fields, who is just a junior. Seniors Dar- ryn Hardin and Gerald Rocha, along with junior Darrell Mayo, were expected to provide additional support, as are Seniors Cecil Elmore, Aubrey Funn, Norm Nash, and Andy Stromski. The remaining teams in League Six includes Amityville, Babylon, Bayport, John Glenn, and Port Jefferson. 166 167 J.V. BOYS’ BASKETBALL — Row 1: T. Kemp, E. Hobson, J. Langhorn, K. Goode. S. Reeve. Row 2: Coach Paskiewicz, J. Boyd, T. Plpczynskl. M. Mack. B. Riddick, T. Foreman, S. Bakker, J. Strompski. B. Freeman, J. Langhorn, E. Lamb. Junior Varsity Bays Cheerleaders WINTER CHEERLEADERS — Row 1: M Rafle, C. Milden. T. Smith. C. Grazicino. L. Van Slyke. L. Hernandez. Row 2: M. Riddick. D. Blenwicz, K. Zaneski. T. Hale. T. Miles. L. Hulse. V. Andes. A. Denys. R. Jackson. S. Jackson, D. Klement, R. Anker. C. Adnolfi. The 1982-1983 Basketball Cheerleaders cheer for both the Varsity and Junior Varsity Boys’ Basketball Teams. Cheering is a sport, although it is not often recognized as one. A cheerleader not only has to have the ability to project her voice, but must be agile, have good coordination, and be able to perform difficult gymnastic moves. The cheerleaders always do a good job of showing spirit and pride in Blue Waves. Coach: Mrs. Jackoloski 168 Mark, Campaneili, Sean O'Neill. Matthew Yakaboski, Roger Lao, Brian Van Slyke, Richy Haynal, Robert Gevinski, John Lenton, David Baker, Frerik Liedholm, Arthur Lundberg, Bob Callahan. Chris Conklin, Chris Lao. Chris Hanlon, Greg Yakaboski. Jason Karp. Mark Roberts. Jamie Stark. Coach: Frank Cybulski. Jr. GIRL’S TENNIS TEAM 169 Tennis Track and Field Girls Ingrid Schmelzer, Cheryl Anderson. Cheryl Trent. Cheryl Walsh. Cheryl Martin. Sherrie Jackson. Linda Pollard. Carolyn Milden, Carol Mason. Diane Mason. Rita Johnson. Nacy Kaffke. Lynn Goode. Shanna Gumbs. Rene Bell. Lisa Franz. Darlene Miloski. Kathy McCartin, Karen McCartin, Cindy Lowell. Ann Cirruzzo. Felicia Scruggs. Felene Reed. Donna Miloski. Cindy Renard. Robbie Wilson. Saralee Nelson. Bev Smith. Kelly Rizzo. Debbie Allen. Amanda Collier. Jackie Ramsey. Lisa Dean, Coach: 170 Boys Robert Block, Patrick Harris. Victor Jones, Laune Fields, Steve Arner. Carlton Spellman, Curtis Johnson, Tim Heinze. Steven Jacques. Larry Jones. Gary Ferdinand. James Williams, Robert Baker. Chris Heinze. Ollie Crump. Chris Hawkins, David Flynn. Phil Caunter, Paul Gilmer. Jim Roach, John Woodson. Dwayne Harris. Kevin Goode. James Langhorne, David Gascoyne. Dwayne Johnson, Joe Kaelin, Darryl Jones. John Trent. Troy Kemp. Frank Storms. Ivan Bell. Bobby Riddick. Allen Brown. Evereyy Moore. Harry Mathews, Brian Byrd. Vincent Price. Chris Krugen, Elwood Lamb. 171 Baseball Varsity Scott Allen. Mark Anasky. Kenny Block. Charlie Bloss. Doug Clrruzzo, Tom Kruger. Eddid Lojko. Pat McGuire, Anthony Meras. Scott Mersereau. Kevin Polak, Andy Stromski. John Stromski. Ira Talsky, Gary Troyan. Kenny Troyan, John Weiss. Paul Wulforst. Keith Younfl. Volleyball Varsity Row 1: L. Torel. L. Hobson. S. Lindsay. D. Liso. Row 2: P. Miles. K. Griggs. F. Breest. C. Chandler. R. Jefferson. C. Jackson. Row 3: A. Henderson. C. Hudgins. D. Smith. T. Collins, D. Nightingale. P. Bartlett. Junior Varsity Kim Johnson. Renee Gilliam. Ethel Johnson. Lisa McCoy. Ann Sutten. Rose Nickens, Sonya Mosley. Kisha Trent. Crystal Allen. Tonya Smith. Sheryl Brown Co-Captains: Crystal Allen. Tonya Smith 175 Softball Varsity Sharon Bogdan. Kim Brown. Anita Young. Lori Hulse, Jamie Cilino. Andrea Pekar. Maria Piscaro. Sue Fleming. Peggy O'Neill. Freddie Miles. Karen Bailey. Netta . Maria Hensley. Maureen Hattoff. Cyndi. Diane Bienowitz. Congratulations, Graduates ItIVIItlllAD SAVIM.S It t VI. • RIVERHEAD 7 W. Main St. 727 3600 • EAST NORTHPORT 580 Larkfield Rd. 368-5900 • LAKE GROVE 2835 Middle Country Rd. 585 1100 • BAY SHORE E. Mam St. 968 8600 • NORTH LINDENHURST E. Sunrise Hwy. 884 2600 Member FDIC 178 ROBERT A. CELIC PRESIDENT (Eelic icBtate Agents, Inc. (Eeltc fiealtore PECONIC CARDS GIFTS 59 East Main Street Riverhead, New York 11901 516 298-8000 MAIN ROAD MATTITUCK, N Y 11952 TOWN OF RIVERHEAD Supervisor Joe Janoski Councilmen John Lombardi Vic Prusinowski Lou Boschetti Vince Artale Congratulations RHS Congratulations Class of ’83 Class of 1983 (Mk SoK, 1kC. BAGSHAW REAL ESTATE Mason Contractors 722-3652 — 4649 437 East Main St. (516) 727-3713 Riverhead, NY 11901 179 Landscape Gardening and Maintenance MAURICE L. CORRIGAN SON, INC. Edward M. Corrigan, President “A Complete Landscaping Service” Grading • Seeding • Sodding Trees Removed, Pruned Lawns Serviced, Fertilizer «Topsoil and Fill 9 Dodge St. Telephone Southampton, NY 11968 (516) 283-1655 Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Bright Future to the Class of ’83 ACARD JEWELERS “Your Family Jeweler’’ 24 E. Main Street Riverhead, N.Y. 11901 Donald Acard (516) 727-0888 BOMARC ARMY NAVY Family Jean Center Lee — Levi — Jordache Sergio Valente Youth, Student, Junior Sizes 127 E. 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NEW YORK 11792 49 East Main Street Riverhead, NY 11901 LITTLE BAY REALTY Route 25 Wading River, NY 11901 929-8400 DENISE A FEELEY (516)369-1329 RES 722-3143 LIC R E BROKER THE LONG ISLAND FARM REAL ESTATE, INC. 727-1129 ANDERSON’S FARM STAND Fresh Fruits and Vegetables i 380 Roanoke Avenue Riverhead. ny i 1901 (516) 727-4902 Route 58 RED CROSS COBBIES FLORSHEIM STRIDE RITE CO O o m UJ X X H Riverhead, N.Y. 11901 1 tcAtvui TfonA 37 EAST MAIN ST. RIVERHEAD 727-2656 ? - 43 MAIN ST. SOUTHAMPTON 283 2669 o l x D CL x 2 3 z BASS CLARK SEBAGO NIKE PUMA Gloria Ethel CHEESE N THINGS Riverhead Shopping Plaza 727-6458 Riverhead, N.Y. 11901 182 PHOTOGRAPHERS 80 ATLANTIC AVENUE • LYNBROOK, N. Y. 11563 (516) LYnbrook 9-1150 WILLIAM WELTER ALPHA TRAVEL 427 Pulaski Street Riverhead, New York 11901 (516)369-1110 Linda Hulse Congratulations to the Class of ’83 FLORIST gREET HOUSEj) ROUTE 50 • RIVERHEAD. N Y . 727-1330 • FLOWERS FOR ALL REASONS • GUYS 3IX)LLS Full Service Salon for Men Women 1053 OLD COUNTRY RD (HARROWS SHOPPING CENTER) RIVERHEAD. N. Y. 119DI APPOINTMENTS NOT ALWAYS NECESSARY (516) 727-8131 Congratulations Class of 1983 From WEDEL SIGN COMPANY Compliments of PECONIC BANK Two Convenient Locations Rt. 58 @ Northfield Tpk. Riverhead, N.Y. 11901 1010 Rt. 112 Port Jefferson Station N.Y. 11776 Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 185 Members F.D.I.C. Congratulations, Graduates oA (mcR Bank Trust Co PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE . . . LIKE YOU Main Office Mattituck 298 8366 Greenport Southold Cutchogue James port Shelter Island Quogue Southampton Speonk Remsenburg East Moriches Mastic Beach Shirley Blue Point Msmbsr FDIC Best of Luck to the Class of ’83 RIVERHEAD BUILDING SUPPLY CORP. Frank B. Smith 303 Ostrander 3 Railroad Ave. Riverhead, N.Y. East Hampton, N.Y. 727-3650 324-0300 THE SUFFOLK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 6 W. Second St. Riverhead, N.Y. 93 Years Serving Our Local Community Full Service Banking With the Local “Home Town Touch” Branches Wading River Westhampton Beach Hampton Bays Rt. 58, Riverhead Member F.D.I.C. Congratulations to the Class of 1983 From PAINTS PLUS Congratulations Class of ’83 Good Luck in the Future From the STUDENT GOVERNMENT Riverhead Westhampton Rt. 58, Riverhead Plaza 58B Riverhead Rd. Riverhead, N.Y. Westhampton Beach, N.Y. SENIOR FRMILY To Douglas Love and best wishes from your Mother and Father Build me a son, O Lord, who will be strong enough to know when he is weak, and brave enough to face himself when he is afraid; one who will be proud and unbending in honest defeat, and humble and gentle in victory. Build me a son whose wishes will not take the place of deeds; a son who will know thee and that to know himself is the foundation stone of knowledge. Lead him, I pray, not in the path of ease and comfort, but under the stress and spur of dif- ficulties and challenge. Here let him learn to stand up in the storm, here let him learn com- passion for those who fall. Build me a son whose heart will be clear, whose goal will be high, a son who will master himself before he seeks to master other men, and who will reach into the future, yet never forget the past. And after all these things are his, add I pray, enough of a sense of humor so that he may always be serious, yet never take himself too seriously. Give him humility so that he may always remember the simplicity of true greatness, the open mind of true wisdom, and the meekness of true strength. Then I, his father will dare to whisper, “I have not lived in vain. To our daughter Diane McCabe Faith is Seeing the invisible, Knowing the unthinkable, Believing the incredible, So that we can achieve the impossible! With all of our love, Mom and Dad Comes The Dawn After awhile you learn the subtle difference Between holding a hand and chaining a soul, And you learn that love doesn’t mean leaning And company doesn’t mean security, And you begin to learn that kisses aren’t contracts And presents aren’t promises, And you begin to accept your defeats With your head up and your eyes open, With the grace of a woman, not the grief of a child, And learn to build all your roads On today because tomorrow’s ground Is too uncertain for plans, and futures have A way of falling down in mid-flight. After awhile you learn that even sunshine Burns if you get too much. So you plant your own garden and decorate Your own soul, instead of waiting For someone to bring you flowers. And you learn that you really can endure... That you really are strong And you really do have worth. And you learn and learn ... With every goodbye you learn. To Lisa Woolley from her parents Albert and Victoria Woolley Congratulations to the Senior Class” Dr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Scherzer To my darling daughter Tina, this is to express my everlasting love for one I cherish very much. You have made me proud to be your dad in every way. I shall never forget our tender moments we spent talking to one another. Now that you’re about to make a life of your own; Remember God took the the sunshine from the skies And made the love light in your eyes, And with his breath made yours divine, But Best of all he made you mine. Congratulations, Dad 188 PHCE To Tracey Dean, God made heaven and earth, he made the sea. If he make any more like you, he can give them all to me. God bless you on graduation and best of luck in college. Love Mom “Congratulations, Jimmy” 1983. Love Mom, Dad, Terri and Reeni Known as “Mr. Adidas” to some, Handsome, husky and often afire” That’s Patrick McGuire. Of sports he doesn’t tire, A top spot is desire. My hope is he reaches his goal. His proud Mom Dearest Cheryl, you have made us very proud. We wish you continued success and happiness in your future. Keep your fun loving ways! Love Mom, Dad and Doreen To Michael Lorenz, our congratulations and best wishes for a future filled with good luck and much happiness. Mom and Dad Sweet pea, tomorrow is waiting for dreams to be dreamed, and goals to be reached. Tomorrow is waiting to be yours Our love always Mom and Dad Congratulations Mike Lao, We’re very proud of you. Mom and Dad Congratulations and best wishes to the class of '83 especially Allyson, David, Jackie, James Jeff, Jimmy and Paula. Love “Mommy” Allyson, my love, pride and gratitude. Love Mom Kim, you came a long way and still have a long way to go, just keep the faith and you will see your way through. Love always, your Mom and Dad Patty Crowley, all our loving wishes for the future to a sincere and thoughtful daughter who has made us very proud. Mom and Dad Dear Tricia, of all the granddaughters capped and gowned, you’re the nicest one around. Love Nana and Papa Lori Pipczynski, congratulations! May you always have the best. Mom and Dad To Cathy Bilski, congratulations! Your family and I are very proud of your grades, ambitions, and achievements in high school. We wish you great success in the future. Mom and family Eileen C. Flynn, we are very proud of you and we love you. To Troy Saunders, congratulations son. We are very proud of you and love you dearly. May each day, each week, each month and each year be a success. Love your parents, Walter and Mary Saunders To our wonderful daughter Jackie, congratula- tions and much success to you. Dad and Mom Dear Ann, Congratulations on your graduation, and best wishes, now and always, Love, Mom and Dad “The man that hath no music in himself, Nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds, Is fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils;” Shakespeare, The Merchant of Venice To the class of 1983, especially Andrew, when things go wrong, as they sometimes will, when the road you’re trudging seem all uphill, when the funds are low and the debts are high, And you want to smile, but you have to sigh, when care is pressing you down a bit, Rest, if you must — but don’t you quit. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 1983 Love, “Aunt Mary” and “Mommy” 189 MIDDLE RORD PLRNTRTIONS Wholesale Greenhouses Supplier of Nursery stock, hanging baskets, Poinsettias, bedding, plants and annuals, landscaping and treespraying located on South East Corner of Harrison Hvenue and Middle Road. Just half a mile north of Route 58, Riverhead, N.Y. 727-6455 The YEARBOOK STAFF would like to thank the following people for donating their photographic work to this book: DRNIELLE, HELEN, TOM, CHRIS, CRRY and ELRINE TRYLOR. It was greatly appreciated. HOMSIDE FLORIST The Complete Wedding Center GREENHOUSES INC. BRIDAL SUITE Route 25 and 105 Gowns «Tuxedos• Photography Riverhead, N.Y. Flowers • Favors • Limousines • Printing Phone 722-3380 134 E. Main Street Riverhead, N.Y. 369-1712 191 As this year's yearbook staff embarked on what seemed to be the impossible mission, we felt that there was no ONE person who deserved a yearbook dedica- tion. As the deadlines grew closer and closer, we began to realize that It takes a group effort to achieve success. This page is dedicated to those who have made our senior year and this yearbook a success Planning a senior year is not an easy task to ac- complish. Starting the year without an advisor didn't make the Job any easier for our officers; Andrea. Craig. Rlsa, and Cheryl. We soon began our senior year with the help of Dr. McKee and Mr. Clifton. We were just ending our magazine sale when “Mommy Moses and Aunt Mary Brown came to our rescue. Special recognition is due to our senior advisors who devoted so much of their own time to our activities. Special recognition should also go to our president Andrea Scherzer for all the ef- fort she put in to making our senior year and the past four years the best. We would also like to thank Mr. McKillop for coaching our GO basketball team to Its third consecutive victory in the tournament. A special thank you also goes out to Cathy Bilski and Chariie McKay for their dedication to our class and to our Floats. One year's vacation in the Bahamas is awarded to Jackie Brown and Allyson Moses for putting up with their mommies thru their class advisorship. Which leads us to this year's yearbook staff. A special Thanks and congratulations to Allyson Moses, the only editor who has ever dreamed about living In a quad- pack. and to Jackie Brown, the only person that can put up with Allyson. Mrs. Flanigan and Mrs. Richard deserve a round of applause for taking on the responsibilty for the yearbook. A special thank you to James Esseks, Dolores Quick, Jan Latham and Debbie Meyer for all their support and help. There are many people whom we don't have the space to mention such as Chris Worthington. Mrs. Conforti, and Mrs. Bascomb but let it be known we salute all the contributors to the class and the yearbook and that your help has been greatly appreciated. Thank You. We wish the Class of 1984 and the other classes to come the best of luck in accomplishing these tasks. May you do as good a job as we hope we did. 192 RIVERHEAD HIGH SCHOOL 1983