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

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Far Right Selling raffle titkets to support the Inierat t Cluh's wnh to plate a flagpole on the football field n Connie Duremus. Right Displaying an adver- tisement for the Riverhead Pea market sponsored hy In terat l is Martella Santhez Below Not only does Ms Wor- thing teath Mathematics, she is also the advisor of the Key Club, a tom muni ty service group Being a Part of It Riverhead High School has long been recognized as a positive influence in the community. Two of our many clubs, the In- teract Club and the Key Club, play an impor- tant and prominent role in community service. The Interact Club was founded in September of this year with the help of the Riverhead Rotary Club and Mrs. Jackolski. Its first goal is to raise money to install a flagpole at the football field. Interact has in- itiated many fundraisers, including the '50- 50” raffle at home football games, the sale of Gummi bears, and the sale of Christmas or- naments. All the funds from these endeavors will go toward the purchase of the flagpole. The Interact Club met this challenge with great enthusiasm and the knowledge that through hard work they can improve our community. The officers of this year's In- teract Club are Doreen Blasko (Secretary), Ann Warner (Treasurer), Connie Doremus (Vice-President), and David Baker (President). The Key Club, one of Riverhead High School's most popular clubs, has long been a cornerstone of community service. The Pancake Breakfast is an annual Key Club function at Polish Hall. On this day the Key Club works in concert with its sponsor, the Kiwanis Club. Visits to the Perkins Adult Home are also a frequent service performed by the Key Club. We look forward to seeing even more of the Key Club in the communi- ty in the future. This year's officers are Lisa Dannenburg (President), Ann Ciruzzo (Vice- President), Connie Doremus (Treasurer), and Chris Smith (Secretary). The members of both these clubs are to be commended for their selflessness. They are truly an asset to the community. V- IntMKt KmfM MI.K CM.

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Top — Richard Cantwell. James Crowley. Mark HoJun. Bill Hulse, James HoJun. Stanley Lojko. Richard Anderson. Brain Van Slyke. Richard iidinolfi, Jason Karp, John Harrison. Walter Olsen. Denise Case. Middle — Steven Miller. Robert Rogers, Mark Campanelli, Roger Lao. Joe Ijhkuecher. Manbeth Powers. Laura Kellner. Mellissa Cantwell. Bonnie Stroup. Darlene Miloskt, Dehhie Nettles, Debbie Stapon, Sean Olsen, Ted Niksa. Bottom — Karen Kruk. Karen Andersen, Connie hremus. Rohm Tooker. Gina Levasseur, Mary Militcher. Laura Doren. Doreen Blasko, Melinda Raffe. Floor — Wendy Johnson. Laura Scarth, Stephanie Stone, Joey In • gegno, Penny Bloss, Ann Cirruzzo. Sk.Out. V)

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MLK CLUB Left to Right Troy Rohm ion, Retina Sutton. Kenny Wood son. Larti IjHitman. Shell Daniels. Darren Belfher. Lanut Nash. Crystal Allen. Usa James. Kevin Branmkill. Sylvia Bennett. Annette Totten, Erit Bennitt. Shelley latnghorne. Pat Nash INTERACT Left to Right Mi. Jacko ski. Chris Baker. Matthew Yakeboskt. C.mJ Crayton. MehnJa Raffe. Usa James. Sally Hanpt. Anne Denys. DaviJ Baker. Ann Warner. Doreen Blanket. Connie Doremns KEY CLUB — Left to Right Laura Dohren. Sally Hanpt. Joe Kaeltn. Denise Suanherg. Mu belle Ingrassmia. Tiffany Haas. Dehhte Stap»n. Denise I.atone Virginia An Jet. lari Hnlse, Kathy Beau ley. Jennifer Schwarz, Kim Fontana. Chris Smith. Lisa Dannenhnrg. Connie Doremns. .M Worthing hwrratt Krt Chib MI K C tub r