Southold High School - Snuffbox Yearbook (Southold, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1988 volume:

MEMORIES A piece of the past as well as the future of times well spent and those not A moment of glory and victory here and there Some reminiscences silk, others satin, leather, and even iron or leaden gray Essences of events special and exciting, always inside, alive as if new Revelations of mischief and mayhem Recollections especially of special people and times spent together in comaraderie A glowing globe, an internal ball of neon strands that can be unravelled and rewrapped, Memories are. Always. - Erik Hoffner “MEMORIES” It is said that the best is yet to come. Has it ever been said that some of the best has already come. Memories are impressions upon our minds that help us to persevere in the future. Memories are reflections that make the past live on. Memories are the good times and the bad times. Memories are those that will dictate our future. The past exists to be remembered. Whether it's the first day of high school, a special dance, that someone special, your lost love, new friendships, the championship, the girls tennis team proving to everyone else what we've known for years, or the “awesome” lunch program of '86. Everyone has their own special memories. Some may be sad, happy, and some totally off the wall. Every person has those certain moments which they will cherish forever. No matter what yours are, the fond rememberances of our short but meaningful past, are ones that will be engraved in our memories forever. 2 Hf (f j • Memories to last a lifetime.. . 1. “Sunshine on my Shoulder. 2. “Peggy. Look at the camera.” 3. Kerry Gallagher is “in a class by herself! Opposite page: 1. “Why is Carmen taller than the rest of us? 2. Sue Chattaway is finally getting into the “swing of things. 3. Do you notice how Peter Grathwohl gets younger every year? 4. Some pictures are worth a thousand words . . . 6 A TEACHER WHO HELPS WHEN IT “COUNTS”! Only after we left Junior High and entered High School did we truly appreciate the lessons that you taught us. We constantly find ourselves recalling information that we thought we would never use again. You took complex math concepts and simplified them for us. We still remember you saying “Work as a binary computer. and “This is my time!”. You are a teacher who has maintained the traditional values of hard work, but at the same time stayed contemporary in your teaching methods. This strict, but fair teaching method gave us an invaluable background on the fundamentals of mathematics. Therefore, we the Class of 1988, would like to formally thank you, Mrs. Pawlik, not only for your interest in us as math students, but also for your care for us as individuals. 1 w These pictures seem to capture the highlights of 1987 1. Dennis Conner, the man who lost the America's Cup in 1983. won it back four years later 2. In an effort to keep the Persian Gulf open to navigation, the United States began in July, to escort vessels to protect them from Iran 3 Television evangelists Jim and Tammy Rakker said farewell to the PTL ministry in March 4. An earthquake that measured 6 1 on the Richter Scale hit Southern California m October 5. The Dow Jones dropped 508 points, the largest in history, on Monday. October 19. 1. President and Mrs. Reagan greeted Pope Paul H when he arrived in Miami to begin a nine-city tour. 2. Aids has killed nearly 25,000 Americans, and President Reagan has proclaimed the plague. “Public Health Enemy No. 1.” 3. Presidential hopeful Gary Hart was forced to drop his bid after it was reported that he was involved romantically with Donna Rice. 4. The Minnesota Twins celebrated their World Series victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. 5. Marine Lt. Col. Oliver North was a key official in the plan to finance rebels in Nicaragua with money from arms sales to Iran. 15 ADMINISTRATION Dr. Nephew Superintendent of Schools Robert Feger Assistant Principal Barbara Ackermann Dir. of Guidance Ann Olstad District Treasurer Bessie LaFreniere District Clerk Karen Fedun Adm. Secretary Edna Terry Adm. Secretary June Schait Deputy Treasurer Anne Wassmer Receptionist Sal Vindigni Dir. of Spec. Ed. Rosanne West gate I.EP. Test Co-ord. Gary Thompson School Psychologist David Detrich History Victor Westgate History David Hewitt History Lisa Drake School Psychologist 18 Sal Campo Industrial Arts Bill Kanz Industrial Arts Virginia Gilmore French Caro Girard Spanish Tom Christianson Math Bill Milford Math Virginia Motto Math Jeff Fuller Art John AUgauer Science Keith Hartge Science Arthur Wilks Science Rose Presby Business Ken Holloweil Music Jeff Upton Music Marcella Winters Home Economics Robert Constantini Business 19 Sam Curko Physical Edu. Gloria Pendergast Physical Edu. Kevin Leavay Physical Edu. Cheryl Clifton Dir. of Phys. Edu. Howard Dillingham Health Barbara Bruch Librarian John Sumwalt N.J.R.O.T.C. James Clasen N.J.R.O.T.C. Larry Pres by English Teresa Taylor English Dr. Peter Suski English-Counselor Tom Rabbitt Journalism Bev Krouse English Don Fisher Audio Visual Louise Scott Nurse Diahn Droskoski Office Aide 20 Jeanne Schlachler Attendance Maureen Turner School Aide Pat Dzenkowski Librarian Aide Linda Cierach Adm. Secretary Bus Drivers: G. Maiorana. 0. Dros-koski, (2nd Row) £. Gordon. J. Haupt, C. Taplin, J. Boergesson. Custodians: D. Montgomery. K. Purcell. (2nd Row) J. Brush. R. Morris (Head Custodian.) R Taplin. £. Wright. Below Left: C Mey-hoefer, B. Koster. C. Finne. Bessie La Freniere came to work at Southold School District over twenty years ago. She came to work as a guidance aide in August of 1966. Bessie went to work as secretary to Mr. Henry Williams (Supervisory Principal) in 1967. In 1970, she assumed secretarial responsibilities with Dr. Krouse (District Principal). Bessie was appointed school district treasurer in 1972, the fourth woman in the history of the school district to become a district official and the first woman to serve in this position in over 23 years. In 1983. Bessie was appointed Clerk of the Board and has continued as Clerk and Secretary to the Superintendent since that time. At the end of this year Bessie will be retiring from our school district, leaving us all filled with warm memories. 21 Faculty and administration provide the basis from which students learn. By providing knowledge and a world of experience they are people to turn to when you are in question. Looking back on the Class of '88. faculty. administration and staff remember: -“Shawn Kolonkowski’s valiant effort for four years PERFECT ATTENDANCE - J. Schlachter -“Brian Georgi's legs on the ski trip of 1985 -H. Dillingham -“Don’t ask an old person about memory! -V. Motto -“Brian Hunt’s reaction to Lori Yanke’s personality inventory drawing. -H. Dillingham - I can't forget how loveable they were as freshmen! -T. Taylor -“Their collective sense of humor- this is a class that laughed alot. -P. Suski Board of Education: M. Wiederlight. M. Brown (President). H. Haupt. 2nd Row: J. Boyd (Vice-President). B. Koch. 22 The worst memories of the Class of '88: -“I honestly can’t think of any. however I do have a tendency to discard bad memories. -K. Leavay -“The day Brian Georgi volunteered to do the morning announcements. -K. Fedun - Steven Cooper counseling me on how to get the most out of life! -H. Dillingham -“‘Brian and Brian' in 9th grade homeroom. (My how they've grown) Additional Clue: “Brian Fiedler is a pleasure! “Brian Conway is a fine citizen. -L. Pres by Quotes and phrases that describe the Class of '88 “Why worry now? -Dire Straits “The game isn’t over till the fat lady sings -Yogi Berra. 1979 And one final memory: Aimee Heidtmann saying. “If I knew I was going to get this wrong, I wouldn't have done it! -H. Dillingham M. Allen J. Bender M. Betty D. Bom R. Capobianco R. Cheng S. Fasczewski R. Feeney R. Gaho M. Geiger A Got dense S. Graseck K. Grattan D. Grigoms D. Grubman M Hartge 24 L. Jordan D. Kaczorowski D Kollen K. Kunst C. Leavay D Martin D. McGonegal M. Moore K Montgomery H Mott D. Olsen J. Pierson J. Ribanch D. Ritondo D. Rizzo J. Ross 26 M Scott A Smith A Stulsky E Suskevich T. Szczotka J. Taggart C. Taylor D. Terp V. Wassmer C. Weber M. Wilinski K Woodhull One of my fondest memories includes the time we went into the city. I can still see my class hanging out in the museum of Natural history). We always seem to have fun together. The big part of last year was when our class went to the ocean for the whole day. We all had the time of our lives. We body-surfed, had volleyball games, played paddle-board games, and had friz-bee fights. When we got home we were all sunburned, but it was worth it! -J. Pierson We all recall specific moments from our lives. Times that may stand out in our minds. Anything from the first day of school to a high school dance. Everyone reflects on the past because the past lives on. Memory, the experience of the mind can aid us in the present. It gives us the perse-verence to strive to reach new heights; an impression from the past which we should use to guide our future. -Samantha Storm }0 D. Corazzini L. Cornell T. Cornell J. Crane R. Doering £ Edson M. Ehlinger N. Fickeissen 32 A. Ho S. Hollid L. Hughes £ Jensen W. Kreitsek R. Lydecker R. Mac Lean C. Maltese G. Fischer M. Gagen S. Gagen D. Gevens T. Geyer K. Graham J. Hanson S. Heidtmann J. Martocchia J. McGhie T. McGunnigle R. Neville M. Orientate K. Pfifferling K. Polliwoda R. Porter J. Raymond H. Reichert C. Rudder T. Sauthoff K. Schill C. Stahler T. Stepnowsky C. Stevens D. Stevens S. Storm M. Stype R. Sullivan J. Terp D. Vaccariello D. Waterhouse D. West 37 What is your fondest memory of high school? My fondest memory of high school was the Whale Watch when everyone was turning green .... but I had my Dramamine. -A. Dispirito One of the best times I can remember from my Junior year was when we got the new food service and everyone was anxious to try it out. One day Butch took a potatoe knish and threw it at the wall. It stuck! By eighth period study halt it had moved up the wall about 1 1 2 feet. One of the best times I can remember from my Junior year was Mrs. Pres by's typing class. Lynn and I had just come back from lunch and were laughing and having a good time. We typed for a little while then Mrs. Pres by played “elevator music” for us to type to. Well when that music came on we both broke out laughing. Anyone that has already had typing knows the music, and probably laughed just as we did. Thanks Mrs. Presby - for trying to teach us how to type! -J. Gundersen 38 I P. Adipietro S. Amiaga C. Arm J. Babashak B. Becker J. Benken R. Bohn T. Bundschuh T. Cassidy N. Castro T. Castro D. Cierach M. Combs L Cooper M. Dilalla A. Dispirito K. Flak G. Fallica K. Feeney B Foronjy K. Frohnhoefer S. Gadomski J. Gaffga K. Gallagher E Krapf M. Kudlinski R. Madsen M. Maiorana C. Markakis M. Meehan D. Melchione K. Mitchell A. Olsen K. Flock K. Ritondo S. Rutkowski S. Schelin A Sepenoski D. Skabry J. Smith 45 What will you remember? Eating, or rather, drinking jello at Sandy’s. -L. Yanke The sight of Hartge scrambling over desks in hot pursuit of a bumble-bee. -J. Baumann. Making angels in the snow with Lori during photography class. -S. Connolly Redecorating my Christmas tree a week after Christmas! -S. Ross Sitting in the battle zone area during the wars in Calculus. -S. Berry Impersonating Monte Python during fourth period study hall. -J. Fischetti The first time Kelly C. went skiing. -C. Graseck Riding a quad with Aimee and Sandy when my mitten got stuck in the throttle. -J. Trczinski Watching the 1984 Winter Olympics figure skating championship, at my house with Tim Graham. -K. Bednoski The little boy at the Natural Food Store that kept saying $1.49! -P. Wassmer 46 v J' 0 XX ' Vy Vj V , Aimee Heidtmann - , V A mac N' Mte create our “tomorJ rows by what we drearrK today. ,_f John Nickles Sy' r V n vX X o W P Stuart Kube Live life each day Remember the good learn by the bad and then you will have lived life as it should be and to the fullest. Collen Duffy Col If you look closely enough, You can find something good in everyone. 48 Denise Conte “Our opinion of people depends less upon what we see in them than upon what they make us see in ourselves. Sara Grand Jonathan S. Ross Mussopo Standing in the shadows Hiding from the light Reach out in the darkness And hold on for your life AH the fear of the future All the loneliness inside When the moment of truth arrives, hey, you can run but you can’t hide. -Triumph Brian Edward Fiedler Fied To look up and not down, To look forward and not back, To look out and not in, and To lend a hand. -Edward Everett Hale Sandra Florence Berry Sandy Some say it's holding on that makes you strong. Sometimes it’s letting go. 50 Jane Elizabeth Kuerner “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. ” -Robert Frost Toni Mokus - ‘Toni - Moni -Here I come ready or not nothing can stop me now that I've made up my mind. -Lou Gramm - Audrey Marie Koke You know I take no prisoners. My back's to the wall You know I must be going. Where destiny calls Until I feel that thunder. Shattering my brain -I won't stop. -OZZY Barak S. Blackburn Z Master of images. Songs cast a light on you. Hark through dark ties. The tunnel is out of sane existence. Challenge is direct. 4s eyes assemble to see young stars assemble. -Yes Toni-Lee Ehret Chippa Though you're leaving now for something new to find, don’t forget the special friends that are left behind. Time seems to speed up and moments together slip away as the long awaited tomorrow is suddenly today. The friends you've made here will be forever in heart and the memories of times had will never depart. Lynelle Faszczewski Lionel Richie Reach, Reach deep into your heart to find that inner strength, that inner love. For I have reached and found happiness. Tracy Louise Wester lurid Westy If we believe in music come and take my hand and lift your voice with mine. If we believe in music, together all of our dreams will begin to shine. -G. Frye Maria Markakis Give to live can see that you’ve got fire in your eyes And pain in your heart and So many things have come and tom your world apart Oh. baby. baby, baby Don’t give up. -Sammy Hagar 51 Erik Jon Boergesson Swede So many things I think about, when I look tar away ... Things I know, things I wonder, things I'd like to say. The more we think we know about. the greater the unknown. We suspend our disbelief, but we are not atone. -Neil Peart Gennaro Cappasso Guido got to take myself a permanent vacation. The skies the limit but my plane won't fiy■ -Aerosmith Robert Preston Kohl Rob Every time you win, you're reborn; when you lose you die a little. -G. Allen Michael Conklin Mike Take a ride on the wildside! -Motley Crue 52 Susan Lynne Chattaway Sue What I want for myself, I must also want for you; What I want from you, must also be willing to give. Carolee Grattan Ca Some say it's holding on that makes you strong. Sometimes it's letting go. -Geo '88 Kelly Lynn Corwin Kel Yes. you must find your dream, then the way becomes easy But there is no dream that lasts forever, each dream is followed by another, and one should not ding to any particular one. -Hermann Hesse Trisha Marie Boken “Babe I'm leaving must be on my way the time is drawing near but I'll be lonely without you . . . I'll be missing you. -STYX - 53 Scott A. Hilary Scott Winning isn't every thing-but wanting to win is. Andrew Peter Jellett A.J. don't know where I'm going But I sure know where I've been Hanging on to promises In the songs of yesterday And I’ve made up my mind I'm not wasting any more time But here I go again Here I go again. ■ Whitesnake - Nicole Tynan “Nikki There's two things in life you have no control over and that's life and death -and everything else in between is up to you and do it your way or don 7 do it at all Nikki Sixx Steven Cooper 54 Dawn Marie Elizabeth Zito Woo-Woo Look at all the plans made Falling down like scraps of paper will leave them where they lie to remind me From the past a reminder comes Don’t let it keep dragging you down Throw the memory in an open fire You’ll be free Like you never had a chance to be Wild and free. - Crowded House Laura Fiume Verve I've been to the edge, and then I stood and looked down You know I’ve lost a lot of friends now baby. . . ain’t got no time to mess around! - Van Halen Nancy Blanchard Melissa Eckhardt “Mel’’ “So you find me hard to handle Well, I'm easier to hold I’m no angel... - Greg Allman Band Denise Louise Dae Bubba If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours. If it doesn’t, then it was never meant to be. 55 Suzanne Catherine Connolly Sue Out on the border of a changing skyline we put hope in front of fear and all the heroes have gone east of eden we all need new frontiers Lynda Mane Rudder ED ; DAR Looking over my shoulder Through the mist on the path of the past see times we shared together Times where no dim shadows were cast. Telling each other our secrets Watching each other smile I'll never forget our special moments The memories will linger on in my heart forever. Take care - Lynda Kyle C. Olstad Ky- So you live day to day and you dream about tomorrow and the hours go by like minutes and the shadows come to stay so you take a little something to make them go away. And I could have done so many things baby, if I could only stop my mind, from wondering what I left behind and worrying about this wasted time. - Eagles 56 Carleen Graseck Weinie I can't wait forever, I won't settle for second best You chase one dream in a life time And forget about the rest. Felicia Ann Geiger Flea don't have to answer to anyone anymore. And better I've never felt. Nothing to show, but nothing to lose. I’m on my own! Margaret Anne Hocking Peggy Know when you can Cry when you have to Be who you must It's part of the plan A wait your arrival with simple survival And one day we'll all understand -Dan Fogelberg 57 Dennis Plesich “Only the good die young -Billy Joel Kevin G. Bed noski KB. Destiny is not a matter of chance It's a matter of choice. -William Jennings Bryant Timothy Graham Tim The road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the road has gone. And I must follow, If can, Pursuing it with eager feet, Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say. -J.R. Tolkien 58 Lori Anne Yanke “Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard Are sweeter; therefore, ye soft pipes, play on; Not to the sensual ear, but, more endeared, Pipe to the ditties of no tone. -John Keats Joseph Fischetti Joe When was a child I had a fever, my hands felt just like two balloon. Now I’ve got that feeling once again. can't explain you would not understand. This is not how I am. I have become comfortably. Numb. -Pink Floyd Chad Droskoski Look through the mirror and tell just what you see what have the years of your life taught you to be innocence dying in so many ways things that you dream of are lost, lost in the hay. Hold on baby, hold on 'cause its closer than you think. Hold on 'cause there's something on the way. your tomorrows not the same as today. -Kansas Timothy John Norkelun Tiny Tim Life passes too quickly so make the best of it while you can. Todd William Schelin Time will tell If you're on the road to win Win or lose We won't get this chance again Drive -Mike Post 59 Jason Robert Cooper Coop Man made the ultimate machine, and then man made me drive it. Jennifer Ann Trzcinski Jenni I'll remember all the laughter As we go our seperate ways But there's so much we're still learning And we just can’t be afraid There's a world outside our door and nothing’s in our way. but if it's not what we're looking for, we'll meet again someday! -Jack Wagner Bill Mullen Well those drifter days are past me now I've got so much more to think about Deadlines and commitments What to leave in What to leave out -Bob Seger Patricia Wassmer “Patti La Belle “In life be all that you can be, laugh all you can, see what you can see for what you make of life is all it will ever be. 60 Jennifer Loren Baumann Jen The lintel low enough to keep out pomp and pride; the threshold high enough to run deceit aside: the door-band strong enough from robbers to defend: this door will open at a touch to welcome every friend. -Van Dyke Brian Conway Bernard I am free as a bird now -Lynyrd Skynyrd Tracey Lynn Tarabocchia There are many people that we meet in our lives, but only a very few make a lasting impression on our minds and hearts. It is these people that we think of often and who will always remain important to us. vr Ray Thilberg Damian Conti Once you're born And once you die Time passes by For you and I Be what you want to be Do what you have to do But don't waste time Cause times a-wasting you! Chris Ditalla Some men are bigger, faster, stronger, and smarter than others-but not a single man has a corner on dreams, desire or ambition. -Duffy Daugherty Sanford Ross Fish Leaves are fatting ait around, Time I was on my way. But still I'm much obliged, Such a pleasant stay. -Led Zeppelin- Loretta Roke Red Many times I've lied Many times I've listened Many times I've wondered How much there is to learn 62 Shawn P. Kolonkowski Horse can't deny it, with that smile on her face. Oh. its not the kill, its the thrill of the chase! - Deep Purple Scott Coutts Couttie When the heart rules the mind one look and love is blind When you want the dream to last take a chance forget the past -GTR Peter George Grathwohl Pete can't complain but sometimes I still do. life's been good to me so far. - Joe Walsh Frank Anthony Rizzo see a dark sail, on the horizor set under a black cloud, that hioes the sun. Give me my broadsword, and dear understanding, Give me my cross of gold, as a talisman. -Jethro Tull Brian Hunt What.......Me worry? 63 Brian Georgi “Spruce I'm sailing away Set an open course for the virgin seas Cause I've go1 to be free Free to face the life that's ahead of me On board I'm the captain, so climb aboard We'll search for tom-morrow, on every shore And we'll try, the best that we can To carry on. -Dennis De Young Nicole Tynan S. Chattaway M. Conklin S. Connolly D. Conte D. Conti B. Conway J. Cooper' S. Cooper J. Baumann K. Bednoski S. Berry B. Blackburn N. Blanchard £ Boergesson T. Boken G. Cappasso K. Corwin S. Coutts C. Dilalla C. Droskoski C. Duffy M. Eckhardt T. Ehret L. Faszczewski ■■in i j i tin B. Fiedler J. Fischetti L. Fiume F. Geiger B. Georgi T. Graham C. Graseck P. Grathwohl 67 C. Grattan C Hajek A Heidtmann S. Hilary M Hocking B Hunt A Jellett R. Kohl A. Koke S. Kolonkowski S. Kube J. Kuerner M. Markakis T. Mokus W. Mullen J. Nickles T. Norkelun K. Olstad D. Plesich J. Poole F. Rizzo L. Poke J. Ross S. Ross L. Yanke T. Westerlund In Memoriam V. Pi les D. Zito L. Rudder T Schelin T. Skabry T Tarabocchia P Troccoli J. Trzcmski N Tynan P Wassmer 69 70 The Southold-Mattituck NJROTC Unit was the first Navy JROTC Unit in New York State. The unit was commissioned in November 1973. The Course is a three or four year program designed to promote self-discipline, leadership, responsibility and a better understanding of the military. New York State has recently recognized Naval Science Courses as an elective sequence. N.J.R.O.T.C.: B. Fiedler. T Mokus, D. West, £ Edson. S. Schelin. £ Jensen Ski Club: T Cornell. D. Ringold. D Conte, P Wassmer. C. Arm, 2nd Row P Grathwohl, E Hotfner. K Corwin. S. Berry, K. Wieczorek. A. Heidtmann. L Yanke. 3rd Row D Goldsmith, D Martin. C Stahler. J Babashak. A. Olsen. S. Coutts. J. Ross. S. Kolonkowski. S Chattaway. Mr Dillingham. 4th Row: S Amiaga. G Wassmer. B Regan. D Vacciarello. S. Heidtmann. 5th Row A. Smith. J. Ross. D McGonegal. D Olsen. C. Leavay. C Dilalla. B Kreitsek. M. Tumminello. J. Smith. G. Heidtmann. How often is it that you get a chance to go skiing with such a large group. Anyone who has ever been on a Southold Ski Club Ski trip will tell you they had a great time. The Club has been to Killington, Stowe, and went to Sugarbush this year. These being 3 of the best mountains on the east coast, the ski club has had a good taste of skiing exposure. 72 Student Council: T Cornell. E. Hoffner. K Corwin. T Graham. B Georgi. 2nd Row D Martin. T Stepnowsky. B Fiedler. A. Olsen. S. Holhd. K Wieczorek. j Pierson J Trczmski. Mathletes: T. Cornell. B. Sullivan. E Jensen. 2nd Row S Ross. B Blackburn. L Yanke. S Hollid. A. Olsen. T Stepnowsky. K Frohnhoefter. N Castro. M Stype. K Graham. D Gevens. D Olsen. D Grubman. J Pierson. J Ross 0 0 O O O □ H Mathletes returned to Southold under a new form during the 1987-88 school year They are an m-school competition between three teams. This year 's competition has three teams of 12 each One team is co-captamed by Phuc Ho. and Kns Frohnhofer Another by Jim Babashak and Bill Foronjy The third by Barak Blackburn and Andrew Olsen 73 This year's Snuffbox staff included a group of innovative and imaginative members. Each person adding their own touch to the yearbook through the theme. This year’s theme of memories gave all a chance to relive many happy occasions. The staff of a yearbook must be dedicated in order to meet deadlines and gather the proper pictures and copy in time. Differing from popular belief working on the yearbook is not all fun and games, but rather a tong and hard job. But the end result is worth it! Yearbook Staff: S. Storm, L. Cooper, D. Gevens, K. Corwin. 2nd Row: S. Amiaga. S. Chattaway, T. Cornell, E Boergesson, A. Heidtmann, B. Fiedler, 3rd Row: Mr. Westgate, A. Sepenoski. K. Frohnhoeffer. A. Despirito. J. Babashak, D. Goldsmith, K. Wieczorek, K. Ritondo. D. Conti. Missing from picture P. Wassmer, D. Conte. Left Picture: S. Amiaga. L. Yanke (Editor in chief). J. Baumann. Spanish Club: D. Goldsmith, K. Feeney. L. Wilkins. J. Gundersen. M Bruer. A. Jellet. 2nd Row: K. Frohnhoeffer. Ms. Silvestre. S. Storm. T. Stepnowsky. B. Doering, R. MacLean. C. Stahler. B. Geyer. When we left last March for our trip to Spain no one knew what to expect. Was it going to be all boring tours or rather alot of fun with interesting tours thrown in? The latter held true. What we were in for was a two week journey traveling on a single bus as a single group. First stop was Madrid. Being our first experience in Spain we were curious to see what lurked in the shadows. La Plaza Mayor, the Mesones, the Escorial, the Valley of the Fallen and the flamenco show will remain in our memories forever. By the end of our trip we were all tired, but the adrenaline was still pumping strong. Seeing that we had to get up at 4:00 A.M. in order to catch our plane home most of us stayed up for forty-eight hours straight. Even the last couple hours in our hotel contributed some unforgettable memories. But that's what it's all about, fond memories. And ours are WONDERFUL! Founding Voices: A. Koke, M. Gagen. Ms. Gilmore. J. Pierson, L. Cooper, 2nd Row: D. Gevens, J. Baumann, J. Kuerner. C. Dully, S. Kolonkowski. How many of us would have the courage to show our sketches or stories to friends because we liked our work? More than likely, very few of us. Art or English classes offer us an opportunity to exercise, develop and utilize our special talent but usually our audience is that particular subject’s teacher. The Literary Magazine is a way to get your work recognized. It is a forum for student creativity that includes written, photographic, and art works: it is now in its third year of publication. Submit a work, all you need to do is take a chance! -Ms. Gilmore Now under the new leadership of Mr. Jeffrey Upton, the H.S. Chorus sounds like it hasn’t lost a beat. The Chorus would like to extend its congratulations to the Feiler family on their new child. We’ll never forget our fabulous concerts, Star Magic, Handel, and Revue '87. Thanks for the memories, R.P.F. Chorus: Mr Lipton. K. Pfifferlmg. M Bruer. D. VaccarneUo. T. Cornell. E Hoffner. M Stype. B Geyer. M Orientate. K Woodhall. T Arnold. T Westerlund. 2nd Bow: K Ritondo. A Ho. L. Jordan. K. Mitchell. K. Graham. K. Bednoski. J. Smith. B. Georgi. D. Melchione. S. Amiaga. A. Despirito. A. Sepenoski. D. Goldsmith. P. Wassmer. D Kaczorowski. C. Rudder. 3rd Row: K Wieczorek. L. Yanke. K Frohnhoeffer. D Olsen. A Smith. A Jellet. M Moore. E Boergesson. K. Leavay. C. Droskoski. D. Conti, B. Eoronjy. A. Olsen. M. Ehlinger. D. Conte. L. Wilkins, C. Markakis. K. Feeney. S. Chatta way. K. Pohwoda. Memories of the H.S. Band: Washington D. C. “I can remember our famous Washington D. C. trip. We had everything from a potential hotel horror to water gun fights to performing at the Lincoln Memorial. It was a trip I'll never forget. -K. Bednoski High School Band: Susan Amiaga. Jennifer Baumann. Erik Boergesson. Amy Beasley. Kevin Bednoski. Melanie Betty. Eric Brewer. Lynn Cooper. Laura Cornell. Tyler Cornell. Mike DiLalla. Kevin Elak. Shelly Faszczewski. Brian Georgi. Deborah Gevens. Donna Goldsmith. Kerry Grahm. Peter Grathwhol. Donna Grigoms. Dave Grubman. Scott Hollid. Lori Hughs. Andy Jellett. Megan Maiorana. Karen Mitchell. Kelli Pohwoda. Dina Rizzo. Frank Rizzo. Jeremy Ross. Sanford Ross. Ann Sepenoski. Charles Stahler. Tim Stepnoski. Samantha Storm. Larry Van Wart. Ginny Wassmer, Chris Weber. Tim Grahm. Interact, a new club at Southold this year, is sponsored by Rotary International. It has two goals: community service and the promotion of international understanding. Among its first activities, Interact raised funds for the Gift Of Life Program, sponsored by International Night, and gave a Christmas party for residents of a group home in Southold. Interact Club: D. Conte. J. Kuerner. D. Vaccariello. 2nd Row: P. Wassmer. £ Brewer, T. Westerlund, K. Frohnhoetter, An-Tu Ho, Missing from Picture: Mrs Ackersmann, Mrs, Motto. £. Hottner. K Wieczorek, A. Heidtmann, K. Graham, T. Tarabocchia. Jazz Lab: K. Bednoski. S. Ross. T. Cornell. £ Brewer. D. Gevens. 2nd Row: R. Thilberg. P. Grathwohl, J. Ross. D Rizzo. £ Boergesson. F Rizzo, J. Ross. M. Hartge, B Georgi. Unlike Chorus and Band, Jazzlab is less formal and provides the members with the knowledge of improvisation. We learn how to form a blue's progression, transpose it to our instruments concert key, and play a blue's rhythm. Last year the Jazzlab played aboard a firetruck in the Halloween Parade as well as played a few concerts. Likewise, this year's Jazzlab was featured in several performances. 77 -K. Hollowell French Club: S. Storm, J. Terp, 2nd Row: S. Amiaga, A. Sepenoski, S. Gagen, M. Gagen. J. Pierson, J. Collins, T. Nagy, Ms. Gilmore. The trip to France wilt definitely be a memory that will live in the minds of those students forever. Who could ever forget their first plane trip setting foot on European soil for the first time, or, the sight of Paris at night? The cruise on the bateau-mouche, the ride through the countryside arriving at the spectacular Mont-St.-Michel and the beautiful chateaux of the Loire Valley are some of the highlights of the trip. I'm sure all students will be saying “Je me Souviens pour toujours!” - Ms. Gilmore 78 Charlie Brown, at Southold High School? The musical play for 1988 is “You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. ” am really looking forward to participating in this year’s musical. 4s a senior, this will be my last acting opportunity, and would like to make it special. -K. Bednoski 79 SOUTHOLD CHEERLEADERS REMINISCE ABOUT THEIR MOST MEMORABLE, FUNNIEST, AND WORST EXPERIENCES AS A CHEERLEADER: “The most embarrasing moment I've experienced as a cheerleader was during my very first home game. had only been attending S.H.S. for about three months so I was not familiar with everyone. When one of the players made a basket and it was my turn to do an individual sideline cheer. started cheering at the top of my lungs for “Bill Verity. Later found out that he didn't make the basket - in fact, he wasn't even on the team! - Colleen Duffy. “My most memorable event in cheering was when we won 3rd place in our first competition. It made us feel rewarded for all the hard work we put in during the season. - Donna Ring old. “My favorite cheering memory was singing very ‘unique’ songs on the way home from games. We're definitely not ready for the radio. - Donna Goldsmith. “My funniest memory was when we did a cheer at Pierson, and laughed through the whole thing because I looked so horrible. So we did it again - after the game. - Megan Maiorana. “My worst memory was when when I was trying out in 10th grade with Lori and Tracey. went down into my split and I heard my leg crack. I tore my left hamstring! - Jenni Trczinski. “My most interesting memory from Varsity cheering is when made it. Everyone thought I would just because of Beth. But know that made it because of me! - Jean-Marie Pierson. Cheerleaders by name 1. Soccer: L. Cooper, L. Cornell. K. Montgomery. C. Graseck, L. Hughes. 2. Football: S. Nelson. M. Shelby. L. Lieblein. J. Hollowell. K. Myslborski, B. Jaeger. 3. Varsity Basketball: D Ritondo, K. Poliwoda. 2nd Row J. Pierson, C. Dully. M. Maiorana, 3rd Row: S. Chattaway, D. Goldsmith, K. Mitchell, J. Trczinski, 4th Row: K. Graham. D. Kazarowski, L. Yanke, D. Ringold. N. Capobianco 4. J. V. Basketball: S. Heidtmann, D Martin, 2nd Row: D. Rizzo. N Connolly, H Mott, L Hughes. C. Graseck. Mrs. Turner. 80 SOCCER The 1987 Southold Boys Varsity Soccer Team exceeded all expectations. The Settlers did what no Settler team has done since 1979. They won the Suffolk County Class “C championship. They also added a combined Suffolk County Class C-D Championship, and a New York State Southeast Regional Championship. The journey was not an easy one. The Settlers had to overcome incredible odds. The Settlers had to beat two teams that they have not had a victory over in two seasons. In 1986 the Settlers did not get as far as they did in 1987. The Settlers lost a 1- 0 decision to Mattituck in the Semi-Final of the Suffolk County Class C tournment. In the New York State Southeast Regional Championship the Settlers came back from a 2- 0 first half deficit to tie the game and force the game into and through overtime to an eventual 3-1 victory in a penalty kick shoot out against the Nassau Class “C Champion, Wheatley High School. The Settlers ended with a loss in the New York State Class “C Semifinal game... but its not what you don't accomplish, it's what you do that counts! -Bill Geyer. Varsity Soccer: S. Heidtmann, B. Geyer, J. Nickles, C. Crowley, £ Hoffner. S. Rutkowski. K. Kudlinski, Second Row: Coach Osmer, S. Kolonkowske, S. Hilary, E Boergesson, G. Heidtmann, C. Droskoske, S. Ross. T. Schelin, T. Graham. T. McGonegal, T. Cassidy, T. Stepnowsky, P. Conway. FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL-(87) Coach S. Vindigni. R. Tabor, £ Corwin, K. Tamin, G. Costello, J. Tramontana, J. Ross, A. Jellett. D. Williams. R. Kohl. Coach M. Pekunka, B. Korwin, C. Worrel, P. Myslborski. M. Abate, J. Babashak, J. Costello. J. Martocchia, B. Shoen, F. Tedeshi. S. Gonzalez, S. Smiley, S. Schelin, J. Bertolini. 82 VARSITY SOCCER: K. Gallagher, K. Watson, D. Rizzo, £ Terry, C. Markakis. M. Allen Second Row: Coach Rabbit. K. Plock, D. Skabry, £ Horton, A. Gustavason, A. Lamaina, S. Guslava-son, L Fasczewski, K. Utz, Coach Czeltka. Varsity Field Hockey: M. Tuthill, L. Wilkins, K. Feeney, 2nd Row: G. Wassmer, D. Ritondo, S. Fasczewski, C. Weber, K. Williams, S. Riggins, 3rd Row: Coach Tyrer, S. Baker. B. Angevine. H.B. Ball, M. Bruer, D. Martin, L. Lieblein, Coach Marschean FIELD HOCKEY This year was a rebuilding year. Our team had only four returning players from 1986. These persons included All League players Lynn Wilkins and Kate Feeney along with Megan Tuthill and Sandy Rumede. As the season continued we executed better skills and techniques which allowed us to defeat our rival Mattituck. I am looking forward to a much improved, stronger team in the future. With some hard work, concentration, and enthusiasm we can be in the running for another League title. 83 TENNIS SOCCER Despite the fact that the J. V. Soccer Team had only 12 players and on numerous occasions played with 11 and 10 men, the squad managed to compile an impressive 8-5 record. Among the highlights were a victory over a tough Center Moriches squad (3-2), a heartbreaking 2-1 loss to Mattituck, and a thrilling 3-2 victory over LaSalle in which Larry Van Wart scored the winning goal in overtime with the Southold J. V. playing with only 10 men for nearly 25 minutes after an injury sidelined Andrew Olsen. -Coach Golden J.V. Soccer: J. Ross, A. Smith, D. Olsen, D. Grubman, D. McGonegal, 2nd Row; Coach Golden, A. Olsen, M. Tumminello, B. Doring M. Kudlinski, S. Hollid, L. Van Wart, £. Jenson. Varsity Bowling: T. Sauthoff, J. Smith, D. Conte, T. Schelin, 2nd Row: Coach Kanz, G. Capasso, S. Schelin, Missing From Picture: A. Koke, P. Wassmer. BOWLING Bowling, over the years has become more than just a sport. There is an invisible unity that exists between the players, which appears throughout the bowling season. Our team is small enough to enjoy each other's laughs and personalities, yet strong enough for support through victory or defeat. But- no matter what the outcome of the scores, our team has always remained in high spirits, and if it weren't for our coach, Mr. Kanz, all this would not be possible. Thanks Mr. Kanz! -Denise Conte 85 BASKETBALL BASKETBALL This year Boy's J.V. Basketball team is comprised of the following: Sophomores: William Kreitsek, Charles Stahler, Ray Mac Lean, Tom McGunnigle, Scott Cicotte, Robert Sullivan, Mike Stype, and Freshman, Christopher Leavay, Malcolm Moore, Mark Hartge, David Olsen, Keith Kunst. The team's goal is to be competative in all games, and to improve the skill level of all. The potential is there for an excellent future. - K. Leavay VARSITY BASKETBALL: W. GEYER, K. BEDNOSKI, B. REGAN, E BOERGESSON. 2nd row: Coach MAIORANA, P. CONWAY, M. CONKLIN. S. HOLLID. M. KUDLINSKI, T. GRAHAM, T. STEPNOWSKY. J. V. Basketball: M. Moore, K. Kunst, D. Olsen, C. Leavay, C. Stahler, 2nd Row: B. Sullivan, T. McGonegal, B. Kreitzek, R. MacLean, M. Stype. 86 Greenport-Southold Var. J. V. Basketball: K. Sutton, D. Vaccarriello, K. Gallagher, C. Markakis, M. Bruer, 2nd Row: Coach Pendergast, S. Riggins, L. Fasczewski, L. Wilkins, A. Montgomery, Coach Marschean, 3rd Row: Y. Powell, A. McKnight, M. Wilcenski, M. Montgomery. BASKETBALL Coming off an outstanding season last year - winning the league championship. South old- Greenport’s Girts Varsity Basketball Team has their work cut out for them. Moving up to League VII will certainly be a challenge for this year's team. With the leadership of returnees - Lynelle Faszczewski, Kerry Gallagher, Lynn Wilkins, and Donna Vaccariello, we hope to be competitive and certainly play skillful basketball, as well as display outstanding sportsmanship. - Coach Pendergast. Varsity Softball (1987): First Row: K. Graham, D. Vaccariello, J. Wilkinson, C. Maltese, T. Arnold, Second Row: L. Wilkins, L. Fasczewski, K. Corwin, S. Berry, K. Wieczorek, Third Row: K. Plock, K. Feeney, D. Skabry, K. Gallagher, B. Maltese. SOFTBALL The Southold Varsity Softball Team had an outstanding season, which included winning the League VIII championship, as well as the Suffolk County Class D championship for the 3rd consecutive year. Something which definitely goes unnoticed, was, the girls received the Conference IV sportsmanship award presented by the Softball officials. Five members of the team were selected to the AH League team - Kate Feeney, Barbara Maltese and Jen Wilkinson, and for the first time Southold placed 2 girls on the All Suffolk County Team - Kerry Gallagher and Lynn Wilkins. 87 Var. Volleyball: A. Kanz, R. Shelby, 2nd Row: S. Malanahu, E Zervos, T. Detrich, S. Amiaga, L. Feavel. VOLLEYBALL 88 Junior VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: First Row: P. Haroun, A. Sepenowski, V. LaPorte, D. Goldsmith, S. Nelson, V. Williams, L. MacComber, C. Markakis. BASEBALL 1986-87 was a rebuilding season. With the adoption of two freshmen and three JV players, we had to start anew. We have seven returning players this year and hope to increase the quality of the dub under the leadership of Coach “Tuck O'Brien. -K. Bednoski Varsity Baseball (1987): Coach O'Brian, S. Kolonkowski, J. Hocker, C. Dilalla, S. Hollid, F. Meaty, M. Simms, C. Conway, K. Poliwoda, K. Mealy, B. Geyer, T. Stepnowsky, S. Ciciotte. J. V. Baseball: S. Rutkowski, B. Regan, A. Olsen, R. Sullivan, C. Stahler, A. Hunter, S. Cicotte, G. Fallica, 2nd Row: Coach Algauer, A. Arnold, R. Porter, B. Foronjy, T. Cassidy, T. McGonegal, R. MacLean, E Elak, G. Williams. BASEBALL WRESTLING What's to remember? After a match you're more tired than you've ever been and the pain your body is feeling, is intense. Wrestling is a one on one sport. When you get out on the mat whether you win or lose depends upon what you put out, there's nobody there to pass to. In the 86-87 Wrestling season the team was 2-2 wrestling at Southold. Varsity Wrestling: Top row - John Dinizio, Jeff King, Dustin Blackwell, John Ross, Shawn Kolonkowski, Brian Cavanah, Joe Burtelinee, Coach Paul Davis. Bottom - Colin Crowley, Peter Jagel, Fred Tideshie, Rob Nuggent, Derick Loveless, Matt Stevens. CROSS COUNTRY This year's Varisty Cross Country team was comprised of Brian Regan, Ted Castro, Eric Brewer, and Peter Jagel (Greenport). With only one experienced runner the team had an outstanding season. The coming years look very bright as all runners are returning. Brian Regan was chosen All-League and made the county Class “C team. -K. Leavay Varsity Cross Country: B. Regan, T. Castro, Missing from Picture: £ Brewer, P. Jagel. and Coach Leavay. 90 ; A BEST WISHES FOR A HEALTHY AND HAPPY FUTURE TO THE CLASS OF ’88 Eastern Long Island Hospital 201 Manor Place Greenport, NY 11944 HOBART ROAD • SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK• 516-765-2954 765-1400 Main Rd. Southold Congratulations Laura, Toni, Tracey, Lynelle % CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 (nrnnjjiut. Island BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1988 97 CONGRATULATIONS TRACEY CLASS OF 1988 VINCENT M. CLAPS, D.D.S. ALFRED M. CILETTI, JR., D.D.S. General Dentistry WINDS WAY PROFESSIONAL CENTER NORTH ROAD P.O. BOX 312 Telephone SOUTIIOLD, NEW YORK 11971 765-1262 rrr 77777777777T777777’777?77777 yy 8 nithold MARINE ENTER BRIAN AND I HAVE REALLY ENJOYED WORKING TOGETHER WITH A DEDICATED COUNCIL AND COOPERATIVE STUDENT BODY. 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