Stuyvesant High School - Indicator Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

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NEW YORK. NEW YORK IOOO3 Gaspar R. Fabbricante ORegon 3-9030 Principal Dear Graduates: During most of your high school career your education was affected in a number of ways by the agonizing fiscal crisis of the city, taking its toll on you and all concerned with your education. Draconian budget cuts and the resulting reduction of educational services curtailed sharply the affluent life we had come to enjoy and almost expect. It was inconceivable to anyone as you began your high school career, that this great city could virtually be brought to its knees as it teetered on the brink of bankruptcy and collapse. Translated into the daily life style of our school, the budget crisis meant enormous class sizes, fwhere for a time you may have shared a seat or sat on the window sillj reduction in the number and variety of course offerings and the dismissal of teachers who, for lack of seniority, were excessed or laid off. It was a painful lesson in economics which you learned the hardest way of all, through deprivation and neglect of our nation's most important resource, education. It was a case of the classroom imitation, or more properly, reflecting life, putting to rout the jibes of critics who maintain that our students are out of touch with the real world. As the economic storm clouds gathered over our city, many of us feared that the damage to our school left in the wake of the crisis would prove irreparable and that we in public education might not survive the anticipated disaster. And then in some curious way we found that you, the students, refusing to be panicked, had risen to the challenge. With maturity beyond your years, understanding, patience and compassion, you began to improvise and innovate where materials, supplies and tools were not available. When the corridors, cafeteria, gym and stairwells became overcrowded you became more solicitous than ever for the welfare of others with a high degree of self control, respect and courtesy. In short, you took a bad situation and made it bearable. There is no fear for the future prospects of a class that has withstood these onslaughts and come out with a rich harvest of scholarships, awards and honors. We thank you for adding your chapter to the illustrious history of Stuyvesant High and we applaud you for standing by your school and your city in these dark days as we await a happier future and an improved climate for public education. Congratulations on your graduation and all good wishes for happiness and continued success. Sincerely, 0LM Gaspar R. Fabbricante Principal Dear Seniors: I am happy to have grown with you since I officially began my job when many of you began your careers at Stuyvesant. I have enjoyed watch- ing you develop into the capable, mature students you are today. You have improved the tone of Stuyvesant by your eagerness and love for the school. Members of your class have strengthened both the curricular and extra-curricular activi- ties in our school. I want to wish all of you the best success in life, knowing that you have the capabilities to continue improving everything you are involved in. Good luck to all. Sincerely, Murray Kahn Assistant Principal Administration Murray Kahn . , Dear Graduates: H V During a recent discussion friends told me they would ' Y 2? not consider having children if they E were getting married in 1976. They explained their feelings by stating that their children, if born, would probably grow up into a society worse than they themselves are experiencing today. There would be more crime, pollution, infla- tion, famine, unemployment, rising costs of education, and global tension. Hopefully, the disillu- sionment expressed by my contemporaries is not shared by the members of the Stuyvesant class of 1977. All of us look to you, and succeeding gen- erations of intelligent young men and women, to help make the world better for all humanity. This is a responsiblity with which we charge you. I know that as graduates of one of the best high schools in the country you will be capable of meeting this challenge. ,am Sincerely, Atufw-3-41 UP! ' Harold M. Lehrman Assistant Principal Administration Harold Lehrman H X 'a 1 T-E2 31? Q! 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It publishes the BIO-MED TIMES, which contains many medically related articles. This year our Biology students had the greatest number of members in the Junior Acade- my of Sciences. Arthur Linder Suigene Au Kim Electra Demas Jo-Ellen Good Rhoda Grossberg Arthur Linder n ---I - 51 ,,, , , fr In 1 ' ' ' 1w -W, Dave Cronen Ralph Ferrara in .-:' N 1 . , I , .- v ,st to ., I ,n b., , .. , I .O r ,' 1 -I .p .Au , all ,,, Xkwi Fig Kb .15 1 ?7 n cfawi ig WML .QF-? 6 X ,, 'Q Wi'fR J 9 h E 4tQ.,rl- ' ff W XEW 1 ' Mex' aff... E f G an '35 Melvin Kane John Orna Chemistry And Physics The Chemistry and Physics Departments are chaired by Mr. Abraham Baumel. All students are required to complete a minimum of a year course in Chemistry and a year course in Physics. A wide variety of elec- tives are offered in both sciences. In Chemistry, stu- dents may choose from Qualitative Analysis, Organic Chemistry and Advanced Placement Chemistry. The Physics program includes electives such as Astron- omy, Mechanics, Electricity, Advanced Placement Physics, Electronics and the Philosophy of Science. There have been several changes in the department this year. Mr. William LeSeur retired from the Phys- ics Department last June. Mr. Norman Horenstein returned from his sabbatical this September, and Miss Daisy Furth joined the department. Unfortu- nately, Mr. Thomas Micklow has been ill for the entire fall term. Mr. John Callow has been serving in his place. . ' 4154 Abraham Baumel Susan Brustein 4 'f,Q,. ,I 1 12 7. nf 5 -12' ' 1 27. 2 Daisy Furth Marvin Ginsberg Herbert Goldstein Steve Kramer Marvin Preiss Robert Rodney Samuel Schifldelheim 6 f 5 X ifqi 'Inf um NC'?57. 'lkklx sl O filr Q 2' 'av '?' N 0 fb sf H U I . i i I Q 1 .ll Ill AUIII Ill llllllll Abraham Baumel 4 1' ' Ui 4 .. -.h I v if William Arluck L' Arnold Bellush John Callow Pul Garanes r I l h H Ronald Hirshman Norman Horenstein Thomas Micklow Evan Robinson English The English Department, under the direction of Mr. William Ince, offers a very wide selection of electives to juniors and seniors. These electives cover many areas including: Creative Writing, Journalism, Black Identity, Elizabethan Drama, and the Feminine Im- age in Literature. Students may take any of these electives in place of the regular English course. This enables students to study those areas of the literary world they find most interesting. During the course of the school year, the department invites several poets and playwrights to come and discuss their works with the English classes. The English Department sponsors CALIPER, the literary magazine of the school, as well as SPECTA- TOR, the official school newspaper. The Department was fortunate to add Ms. Judith Meisels to its staff. Unfortunately, Mr. Sterling Jensen left the depart- ment and Mr. Lipper is on leave. ,5 Eileen Lynch Michael Marks Rlene Dahlberg Frank McCourt William Ince Roger Baronat Thomas Dolan Q Judith Meisels William Ince Dorothy Burman Margaret Hegarty 7 'M 4. 1121 E have i , 'Qi ' n V' W ,I ' 1 p , 'i 'V ii i V. f fi in ' A 3 ,5 ,,i,,w,,-W I rf' 5 ' ,X Connie Miller 'XKXX ,O We ,N r x I 4 in Wh.. SL ,Ill T-11 Q I . -7:9-'.1 W -J i g., 3' .11 g E -- n--S pyfscjfafx fig' Leslie Johnson Charles Neumeier Mary Richman Henry Wozniak Foreign Language The Foreign Language Department, which is chaired by Mr. George Malicono, offers courses in Spanish, French, German, Latin, Russian and Hebrew. Ad- vanced Placement French, taught by Mr. Rattner and Advanced Placement Spanish, taught by Miss Puccio, are also offered. The Foreign Language De- partment sponsors extra-curricular activities such as the French, Greek, Hebrew, Latin and Russian Cul- ture Clubs. Kaleidoscope, the award winning maga- zine, is published under the guidance of Miss Maria Puccio. This publication devotes itself to the literary efforts of students who excel in foreign language. The Department was sorry to see two excellent teachers, Miss Mereson and Miss Katz, leave but welcomed the addition of Mrs. Eldridge and Mrs. Schmitt. Mr. Rosenrauch, by teaching a Hebrew course, has filled a void created when Miss Mereson departed. George Malicono Esther Blumenfeld Eleanor Eldridge John Harvey ff .f A f' Eli Mayorkas Maria Puccio fa fx X re W George Malicono IP 4: we-' M2 A W N' 4 Q rss ' 'Z f' f g .. A 1 l V Lvx'4 ' 0 .. fy J, t f mf QEQ Jacques Crosby Q J, -A A M M is 2 . aa Q 4. 5 50 e o N e , .3 H fr X4 61lPSpV Marie Lorenzo f f ,' q Alan Rattner Ruth Sch Health Education Stuyvesant High School's Health Education Depart- ment, chaired by Mr. Michael Moskowitz, was fortu- nate to add Ms. Eileen Mentone to its staff despite recent budgetary cuts. The Emergency Medical Technician elective was in- troduced this year. It provides students with an op- portunity to learn and practice life-saving skills. Our sports program has also been expanded: nineteen teams are now offered, serving approximately five hundred students. This year the Volleyball, Bowling, and Girl's Cross Country Teams all won the Manhat- tan Borough Championships. Co-ed gym classes were continued. This program makes it possible for all students to have maximum use of all equipment. Michael Moskowitz Paul Anik 1, -'-Hunan? WJ ,fa Sebastian Cavallaro Eileen Mentone Charles Shafkey l N1 4'-' . - I Ii r 1 1024 T Wil f f X f LJ, X Jlm dll 'vii fm T W5 ff Ii Z f I: dll Hin U Q ' f ik wwfrewr 7 Industrial Arts The Industrial Arts Department, chaired by Mr. Franklin Wright, is a very important part of the curriculum. Each student is required to complete one term of shop. The one term shop courses offered are: Graphic Arts, Plastics, Metalwork and Woodwork- ing. In these classes students are able to use several types of machines fwhich are employed in the indus- trial arts tieldj. The Students are also given opportu- nities to create' projects of their own design. In the senior year students are required to take a ten period shop course. This year seniors were able to choose from several interesting electives, including Plastics, Advanced woodworking, Telescope Making, Ceram- ics and Machine Shop. The idea of these courses is to enable students to gain experience and skill by maxi- mum use of the machinery and tools. Several changes have taken place within the depart- ment. Mr. Pon was added to the staff, and Mr. Tam left the school. Frank Wright Daniel Golio Samuel Rubinstein William Sheinhen Tim W s ' Frank Wright M V Q x W Egg U f , oth y Pon ly Shulman ., . ka ' .'7 2 ' y. ' .11 , A X' . 4 P A 'R I VH ' P65 x , ,fm ABU ii in if 441 :li 1 .3 5 Mathematics The Mathematics Department, chaired by Mr. Ed- ward Marcantonio, is one of the finest Mathematics Departments in the country. All students must com- plete Elementary Algebra, Geometry and Intermedi- ate Algebra-Trigonometry. Qualified students may choose from the following electives: Modern Analy- sis, Calculus, Computer Math, the History of Math- ematics or Unified Mathematics. The Mathematics Department sponsors the Math Society and supervises the publication of the MATH SURVEY. It is also in charge of the Math Resource Center, which allows students to undertake indepen- dent studies. The Math Team, under the guidance and coaching of Mr. Barry Glotzer, has continued to excel in national and international competition. Mrs. Anna Tunis retired and Mrs. Susan Brustein joined the department due to the tragic death of Mrs. Irene Finkel. Susan Brustein Olga Cooke Sheldon Kowadlo Sylvia Landsberg Edward Marcantonio iff Ray Alden Mark Bodenheimer .2 X 7' .1 Leonard Crapanzano Maryann Ferrara Kurt Rittel-mann Jacob Rosenrauch -95 Edward Marcantonio Israel Borenstein , Q ,cyan- S ' S iaiii 5 a S S f I 'fe j, ml' ' S QE 4 , ' S Philip Fisher Lynette Ganim Barry Glotzer David Greenfield . ,,,. f MAJ' Richard Rothgnbgrg Sylvia Schwartz William Tuohy Stuart Weinberg Mechanical Drawing And Fine Arts The Mechanical Drawing and Fine Arts Department chaired by Mr. Anthony Valenti offers a wide range of courses which enable the students to express their creativity. All students are required to take two terms of Mechanical Drawing. A ten-period shop elective is re- quired of all seniors. The shop courses offered at Stuyvesant High School include Architectural Drafting, Photography and Basic Art. In the Architectural Drafting class, taught by Mr. Scotti, students learn the fundamentals of structural design. The Photography classes, taught by Mr. Valenti and Mr. Gordon, allow the students the oppor- tunity to do very creative projects. The Basic Art class, taught by Mr. Gross, Mr. Spoerri, and Mr. Rosen, designs the posters for the many musical and dramatic performances throughout the school year. ff KY Anthony Valenti Fred Gordon Rima Kustin Leslie Rosen Music The Music Department, supervised by Mr. Max Watras, produces several fine musical groups. The Symphonic Orchestra, the Symphon- ic Band, Chorus, and Madrigal Singers perform at the Winter and Spring Concerts. The Stage Band has its own concerts and also performs at such functions as College Night, Orientation Night and various faculty parties. In addition, there are piano recitals, several performances given by the Woodwind Ensemble, the String Quartet, and the Brass Quartet. A Mr. Watras, the Music Department, and the student performers can always be counted on to liven up the year with their enjoyable recitals. ,,n, 'K ,. I Max Watras V ! Z Anthony Valenti 5 1' I :,.x.l.E.?,v. K if no 4 X0 G Harold Gross n ,,f, Q j . Alphonse Scotti John Spoerri Max Watras Howard Folta Norman Pomerantz Social Studies The Social Science Department, headed by Mrs. Viv- ian Gluck, is constantly trying to keep its curriculum flexible and up to date. Accordingly, the department has made several changes this year, including a revi- sion of the freshman history course. The department offers electives in Labor Studies, Urban Problems, Sociology, Political Theory and Law Studies. An Ad- vanced Placement History course may be taken by qualified seniors for college credit. The Social Science Department sponsors many out- side programs including Bicentennial Scholars and the Urban Studies Seminar. The department, work- ing with the Student Union, sponsors the Model United Nations and the Model Congress. It also su- pervises the Forum fthe Social Studies Clubj which publishes FORUM magazine. The Social Science Department was glad to have both Mr. E. J. Lugo and Mr. Donald McGuire join the staff this year. 'TT if Vivian Gluck George Altomare Ruth-Ann Canter Anthony DePalma Walter Hendricks K William McGinn Donald McGuire Peter Mechanick 5 4 J' -3. fy W! Vivian Gluck :. up I K -N -' x . ' ' Ny -E I H ' X . O if IQ 2 7 'b A v 9 x L ?'a7':, A 4 fog , hw w v. - gl s -.., I ,QVNN . ..,. ,Al A111211 ' ,N - xxx ,QAQQQL f ff' ,J X , I X N Frank Bertrand Matilda Kruger E. J. Ll1g0 Isidore Rabinowitz A. Edward Stefanacci Bennett Strudler QS S 3 Mr. Arnold Bellush is the Coordinator of Student Affairs fC.O.S.A.J. He is responsible for coordinating and supervis- ing all of Stuyvesant's extra- and co-curricular activities. Mr. Bellush also counsels and instructs the Student Union and its officers. Serving on the STP, he often acts as a liason between the students and the administration. Mr. DePalma, the program- ming chairman, and his com- mittee are responsible for put- ting the teachers, students, and subjects all together to form a smoothly running program. Mr. DePalma is usually bom- barded with complaints and numerous requests for pro- gram changes. Thanks to the dedication of Mr. DePalma, most of the students get the right classes and are satisfied with their programs. Mr. Myron Wechsler, the school's College Advisor, is in charge of the College Office which distributes information concerning CEEB, ACT, and other tests. He helps seniors make arrangements for finan- cial aid and scholarships and supervises college application processing. He keeps in close contact with colleges, the Board of Education, and social agencies in order to obtain up- to-date information. Arnold Bellush Leonard Crapanzano C. O. S. A. Dean Anthony DePalma Ralph Ferrara Programming Guidance Counselor W4 if X if .wail fa' Myron Wechsler Ron Cancemi College Advisor Beverly Katz Mr. Leonard Crapanzano is Stuyvesant High School's Dean. His job involves dealing with students who have disci- plinary problems, excessive ab- sences or are repeated cutters. Students can also talk to Mr. Crapanzano about problems with teachers, their peers, or their overall adjustment to the Stuyvesant environment. Mr. Crapanzano is always willing to lend a hand to anyone who needs him. Mr. Ferrara, the only Guid- ance Counselor at Stuyvesant High School, handles often- irate teachers, upset students, and distraught parents, while teaching three biology classes a day. He works with the Pro- gram, College and Attendance Offices, as well as the depart- ment chairmen, in an effort to keep the school running smoothly. He can be found in the Guidance Office, always ready to lend a helping hand. S.P.A.R.K. has been described as a place where students can come and talk about whatever is on their minds. Mr. Can- cemi, who replaced Mrs. Katz as the S.P.A.R.K. coordinator, explains that although S.P.A.R.K. is funded as a drug prevention program it is also a place where students can talk about their problems. There are group sessions as well as individual conferences. Grade Advisors Cutbacks this year have forced markedly reduced guidance services. There are only three Grade Advi- sors in the school: Dr. Strudler, Mrs. Ferrara, and Mr. Rittermann. They each work in the Guidance Office two periods a day. Aiding them are four part-time Grade Advisors: Mr. Becker, Mr. Glotzer, Mr. Rubinstein and Mr. Weinberg. The Grade Advisors, under the supervision of Mr. Ferra- ra and Mr. Wechsler, are involved, almost exclu- sively, in college related guidance. Maryann Ferrara Barry Glotzer Kurt Rittermann Stuyvesant Welcomes William Catherwood Ruth Kornberg Ben Lewak Marvin Lipper John Todras Industrial Arts Foreign Language Social Studies English Music The library is a very important place to many Stuyvesantians. It contains the necessary resources for research papers and term pa- pers. Students may use the li- braryls Audio-Visual Center, which contains filmstrips, record- ing cassettes, slides and two mi- cro-film readers. The library's collection of fiction and nonfic- tion is extensive, and is constantly being expanded. The librarians, Mrs. Lansner and Mrs. Rossman are always helpful. The laboratory specialists pre- pare teacher demonstrations and set up all of the student labs for the Biology, Chemistry and Phys- ics Departments. They keep an inventory of equipment and mate- rials, order supplies and are in charge of maintenance and repair of all lab equipment. The labora- tory specialists are: Mr. Blen- ninger, Mr. Chill CChemistryjg Ms. Tilger fBiologyJg Mr. Sher and Mr. Yard CPhysicsj. Library Staff ab Specialists John Blennmger Harry Chill WLZL ' ,if cg 2 ,f Ben Sher Lionel Yard 1, ,, , Q A W ft 'ff' ff f ew ',1 ' ' fy 4- 6' Lf ' 1 ,f . ,. .- 4-7 1 r ' ,114 ',:f:1 ai nr , Laura Abromowitz Pearl Lasky 'Z Eva Weiss V' Secretaries Minna Breakstone Bea Miller Ethel Friedman Sarah Toubin ,qw Frances Weiss Carolyn Wilson Security Guards f 'Qr'---Q 1ST ROW L-R: Agustin Vicente, Joey Maldonado. ZND ROW L-R: Valerie Holder, Glenn K. Sims. Custodial Staff V -'T'-if VJ, ,,.. ,,,., ...... . U I pl 1,,.....-. 1ST ROW L-R: Frank Drayton, William Wright. ZND ROW L- R: Howard Bowser, Frank Forti, Jose Rivera, Maria Montes, Thomas Joseph, Antonio Heredia. unch Room Staff 1 -f IST ROW L-R: Donald Wilson, Anna Bedula, Sara Raimondi, Helen Kretiv, Phyllis Federico. ZND ROW L-R: Betty Price, Frances Ancell, Jose Jusino, Vinnie Filingeri. R W W 1 l' .cs aerr J s James Melvin Stockman Barbara Gray Health Aide .il . ' at Ja- Violet Peart Joseph Sciascia Elevator Operator School Aide In Memoriam Mrs Irene F mkel Th1s year Stuyvesant Hrgh School suffered a great loss The death of Mrs Irene Fmkel a kmd and devoted teacher has left us w1th a feelmg of empt1ness Mrs Fmkel was not only an understandrng teacher but also a beautrful human bemg Mrs Fmkel loved teachlng and she loved her students She was a person one could go to w1th any problem Many students became very close to her because of her gentleness and comfortmg na ture Our Math Team came 1nto full bloom because of the students responsrveness to her coachmg Her lovrng k1ndness and great w1sdom enrrched all of our l1ves Mrs Fmkel has passed on but the memorres we have of her wrll stay Wlth us forever Student Life qlwf' EK 'QUBF , n 4'- fm vn..., . 7 'f-W. . , , 36 5.4, Q9 .fx 9 f, RN 38 I . 2 I zz 'S 1 f M-fwm..A EDA' NYU' Uv F 155 imcs r mln: 1.15 xllf IN 1 l,mfA,' mrlf Hllflll,f1.N'l,'f'..x1f'gU lfilllx w1',xv'2f'.- mum If 1 . 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Maggy, QE' ' N y,..,, Why, M f fa: 48 n Memoriam RICH LI f9f14f59 7f29f76y Paramecium of a Man QA Protist s Protestj I sit I gaze I wonder dazed the walls around me are selectively permeable to hate I actively transport my emotions Diffused I have loved I am too proud to bend too stiff to give I contradict I brush aside with my exterior in order to move to survive to be felt I think as a farce in pseudo words that aren t mine with false hypocrises that emanate from a vacuole that is my nucleus. I am paranoid. I can only be offended by a person I respect. I try to be myself. Cigarettes aren t for me. wouldn t mind being on that L. A. freeway. I love hair. Im really hairy but not flaky. wish I were free. wish I could really be me. Im brave but scared. really try. Im a loner. I think within reason. I really detest double talk. A person is only born to be a person. I am me no matter how or how much I change. Though I have no voluntary intention of doing so. I like being nice to people. What do I do with my complaints? Im no fool Im just tired I hate being compared I am prejudiced against prejudiced people I am going to die Despite this I still want to have children I have nothing to say I am going lnsane My life is a deja vu I had fun My life is a deja vu I am going to die I dont want to go I can really hate My life IS a deja vu Some people are so beautiful. Im so damned flexible for people I love. I need money. I am going to die. My life is a deja vu. I care. Am I going insane? I don t know what to say. It is possible to love and not be in love. I wouldn t want to lose control. For what use in life is reasoning? The difference is you. Love me tonight. I want to have kids. I am strange. I dont know what I feel about school. I dont get jealous I get paranoid. I need love not sex. Not to say deja vu again but I have just experienced it again. iPhoto and poem courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. 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Lacking experience and size from the outset, the football team still had enough y pride and courage to consistently train hard and to I dutifully prepare for each game. Following a promis- ing first game against Wagner, the season went downhill. After its loss to Lehman, all the hard work I and disappointments that the players had endured during the season finally succeeded in demoralizing the team. In a season with a 0 and 9 record no one can be called a hero, but there are some players that deserve special mention. Chrys Nicholas, Tom Cala- bro, Dave Kugler, Gregg Turkin, and Geoffrey Ca- brera played some excellent games on defense, led by defensive captain Laurence McCreary. Captain Al Carlton led the offensive backfield and was helped by Lucky Metalios and Andy Koukoulas. Glenn Fron- tera was a clutch pass receiver on the struggling offense. Captain Tom'Ryan was out most of the season with injuries. Despite the disappointing results of the season, the Peglegs are still a team of which we can be proud. Perhaps the new players will take the Peglegs to a division title next year. If they do, maybe this year's seniors will feel a little more satisfied for having helped the underclassmen along. Thomas Ryan fCapt.J STUYVESANT 14 Wagner 26 R Clinton R 0 Richman 12 6 Lehman 36 0 Beach Chan- 58 nel 0 Monroe 20 6 Flushing 28 0 John Jay 34 0 Poly Prep 28 0 Washington 17 R-RAINED OUT FIRST ROW-Mark Best-Setlech, Victor Franco, David Hope, Philip Eisenberg, Laurence McCreary-Capt., Alan Carlton-Capt., Peter Brown, Glenn Frontera, Gerard Brewster. SECOND ROW-Anthony Randolph, George Gee, Dennis Edwards, Peter Demirali, Gregg Turkin, Steven Cooke, Steve Wolfe, Andrew Beckles, Nicholas Davis. THIRD ROW-Larry Schaefer, Felipe Alvarez, Leon Johnson, Stuart Davis, Konrad Kleinbub, Andreas Hofmann, David Kugler, Edward Rizzuto. FOURTH ROW-Roland Weingartner, Michael Ryan, Chrys Nicholas, Geoffrey Cabrera, Steve Kourelakos, Frank Pastirchak, Roland Laird, Roxanne Hobbs-Mgr. Laura Wilkinson- Mgr. BACK ROW-Menelaos Metalois, Darryl Clark, .Ieffry Haber, Nicholas Kabir. .ON LEFT-Andy Capellan-Coach, Martin Wasserman-Coach. Absent-Thomas Calabro, Robert Hom, Andrew Koukoulas, Thomas Ryan- Capt. VX .i.-...x ,. K., Easy? xx, 'R' . x Q -fx 'Ei 4 . + , A . 1:-.J1 ,125--rf. , A Nu, ik ,, ,., 1. - 2. Y' K n 'Pu ik... A Q , A ,-, 'S .... .,... f 'E ' AA' -A, .,, 1 , If' I I, ii' 1- 1 X f .Qs f ri, fy 1 Q, ' f S ff s f ax Q c f ' f QQ' X If f f , X Y 1 X df, 5 51 A DAQ A 1 A 2 4 2, .v A V 'kip ' 59 ,K ,A a, W ' '-il.. 'y W Q 51.3 Ni f-ff Zv tf,,f 1 Rr .32 ' - . ' QA, 'fy' f . 1 im! . -I4 X ,1 , s . N We ' ' Y.. . w 2 514, Xf C' K- , 21 W ' ANQQL ff A -- ' , 'X 455 Y W! ., WM wx S M., . . -' A . , J , -,35,.g,52 vm. 1 X, ., ' -f ..,- Q' - 43 ' 4 'Z4',,,'X f y' Q' T, 'rf ., , K 'PW 1 fs ? '- ' Q: i ,. -gyms if if - iw ., Maw N, R , ,.,g.,M..,. . 'H 7 vly, XXX 1 0. z . f i '3,'f':Y ' j A X.5,f , s Q 7 Bowling Team The Bowling Team once again won its division championship. Captain Stu Jennewein's consistently high scores led the team to many victories. The turning point in the season came at Madison Square Garden when Jeff Pike scored a 222, with Erik Lief close behind with a score of 214. Stu Jennewein, Jeff Levinson, Victor Ngai, Jeff Pike and Erik Lief qualified for the City's individual tournament. Both Jeff Levinson and Erik Lief advanced to the finals competition. The exper- ienced coaching of Fred Gordon and the efficient managing of Debbie Ress and Lauren Solomon were instrumen- tal in attaining the division champion- ship. FIRST ROW - Wilfred Pon, Debbie Ress-Mgr., Jeff Pike, Lauren Solomon-Mgr., Mike Prager. SECOND ROW - Mark Brostoff, Bill Battino, Stu Jennewein, Capt., Jeffrey Levinson, Victor Ngai. THIRD ROW - David Cotler, Erik Lief, Mr. Fred Gordon-Coach, Irwin Berri- stein, John Lewris, Edwin Pastrana, Javier Narvaez, Jack Chan. STUYVESANT T Hughes T T Fashion T 3 Chelsea 0 2 Seward l 2 Hughes I 3 Fashion 0 3 Chelsea 0 2 Seward 1 POST SEASON 2 Printing 1 1 McKee 2 T - T E C H N I C A L LOSS 5 Roosevelt 7 7 Lehman 5 Fencing Team fu FIRST ROW - Eban Weitzman, Sylvia Arthur, Maria Choy, Charmaine Ting, Philip Friedman. SECOND ROW - Robert Matteson, Scott Eggers, Ghada Captan, Mgr., Mark Green, Lisa Schurberg, Michael Galeno, Chester Chao, John DeNatale-Co-capt., John Leung, Harry Dill-Capt., R C ld -C h. Stuyvesant High School,s Fencing Team posted a 2 and 4 record this year. The fencers were led by Harry Dill fCaptainJ as well as John DeNatale Qwho finished fifth in the city-wide in- dividual championshipsj and Chester Chao. However, tough competition and a couple of heartbreaking defeats decided the record. The very first match set the pace for the disappoint- ing season when we were defeated by Clinton H.S. on touches Calthough the matches were tied at six apiecej. Nev- ertheless, the team made a strong fin- ish by winning two of their last three matches. Coach Caldes is optimistic about next year's season because our graduating seniors have helped the new members develop their skills. Absent - Anica Ca ay a es oac sson STUYVESANT Clinton Brandeis Ta t Smith I olleyball Team In its third official year of competition, our Girls' Volleyball Team captured the Manhattan First Place division title for the third time, compiling an overall regular season record of 27-1. With come from be- hind victories against J.F.K. and Tottenville High Schools, respectively, Stuyvesant found itself with an incredible second place out of 70 teams. Newtown H. S. took first place. The team, led by veteran starters Capt. Denise Whit- man and Co-capt. Nancy McKee, showed poise, self- control and determination at all times. Dynamic ex- hibitions of quickness, skill, and timing were given by Elena Glasberg, Dana Gvildys, Vietta Johnson, and Karen Immergut. Juliet Miller deserves Rookie of the Year honors. None of this would have been possible without a great coach. She is talented, knowledgeable, soft-spoken, but firm. She doesnlt have to demand respect - she automatically gets it. She is Joanne Steuerer. A local newspaper summed it up in an article about the victory over the Tottenville team: Stuyvesant had too much balance, too much talent, too much experience, too much of just about everything! i STUYVESANT King G. Washington J. Richman Music and Art Ben Franklin Art and Design Brandeis Hughes - I POST SEASON Cardozo Kennedy Tottenville Newtown 1.5WLJ4z. YE SA Kiwi- X .QDY V'iS',? P 5 , WE? Q, ASYVE5, ig Boys Cross County Stuyvesantls Boys Cross Country team placed second in the Manhattan Borough Championship and third in the A-2 division of the New York City Championship, the 1-4 re- cord in dual meets can be misleading. The team was chosen to be a member of the strongest division in cross country racing and therefore always competed with the faster teams. Bright spots in a fine season were the performances of King Wai To, Peter Kintzer, Derek O,Neal, and Vincent Naman. In the Manhattan Borough Championship Kintzer, To, O'Neal, and Naman ran the hilly 2 V2 mile course in 14:42, 14:44, 14:55, and 15:11 minutes to place 9th, 10th, 17th, and 24th respectively. King Wai To also broke the soph- more school record on the same course with the time of 14:11. Surprisingly, the team only had one senior member, Bobby Watts. Therefore almost the whole team will return next year with new recruits, promising a bright future for Stuyvesant's cross country team. THE VARSITY TEAM 'X . BACK ROW - Gayle Walthall-Mgr., Peter Kintzer, Vincent Naman, Derek O'Neal, King Wai To, Mr. Sharkey-Coach, Paula Arrington-Mgr. FRONT ROW - Michael Whittner and Mark Alpert. Absent - Ed Gray. Stuyvesant ' Clinton Kennedy Columbus Washington Brandeis 2nd Manhattan Borough 3r N e w Y o r k 32 ' 24 30 26 32 30 32 ' 29 22 ' 34 Place Championships d City ss l JUNIOR VARSITY Bobby Watts, David Ackman, Stuart Feldman. Absent- Diego Escobosa, Dion Richetti. V 4, Boys Track And Field FRONT ROW - Kenneth Finkelman, Ronnie Wohl, Robert Bryan, Mark Alpert, David Senie, Eddie Gray. SECOND ROW - Dany Kalish-Mgr., Roland Laird, King Wai To, George Watts, Derek O'Neal, Lee Vallone, David Ackman. BACK ROW - Mr. McGrath, Eddie Rizzuto, Peter Kintzer, Kevin Horne, Richard Anthony, Michael Farr, Steve Savvides, Andrew Goldner. Absent - Vinnie Allman, Leo Blatcher, Stuart Feldman, Genn Foo, Robert Gordan, Jay Handlin, Man Hon, Roy Hong, Anthony Lewis, Markus Niebank, Michael Oakcs, Danny Plutzer, Steven Cooke, Vincent Naman, Ernie Livingston, Emily Bakal-Mgr., Angie Miles- Mgr. The highlights of the season so far, include: Steve Savvides with a time of 8.3 seconds in the 60 yard high hurdlesg King Wai Tois and Peter Kinzer's time of 4:59.1 and 5:00.6 in the 1 mile run and 10:53.9 and 10:57.4 in the two mile run. Derek O'Neal,s, Eddie Rizzuto's and Lee Val1one's times of 2:11, 2:12.3, 2:15 in the V2 mile run, as well as Kevin Horne's time of 55.9 in the 440 yard run were also outstanding. The mile relay team with a time of 3:37.2, broke the school record, consisted of Michael Farr, Richard Anthony, Roland Laird, and Derek O'Neal. In the upcoming outdoor season the events which our runners excel in are the one mile relay, two mile re- lay, and the distance medley relay. The likely starting runners on these promising relays are Richard An- thony, Michael Farr, Andrew Goldner, Kevin Horne, Roland Laird, Ernie Livingston, Peter Kintzer, Derek O'Nea1, Steve Sav- vides, King Wai To, Eddie Rizzuto, and Lee Vallone. 59 Girls Track nd Field The Girls' Track Team, now in its third year, has continued to excel in competition. The Girls' Cross Country Team, now in its first year, came in third in New York City and also captured the Man- hattan Borough Championship, The team members practiced dili- gently, and their hard work paid off. The indoor season started with the first P.S.A.L. meet. In this meet, Jeannine Clarke won the finals of the 50 meter dash. Other team members clocked their best times in their events. Vietta John- son, in the 400 meter dash, and Ann Chmielewski, in the mile run, also gave outstanding perfor- mances. The coaches, Mr. Sender and Mr. Capellan, expect all of the girls to do well in the City Championships, which will be held on February ll. FRONT ROW - Angela Burton, Dana Maiman, Vietta Johnson, Ann Chmielewski, Marion London, Jeannine Clarke. SECOND ROW - Laura Wilkenson, Rene Stewart, Monika Loren- sen, Hope Whylie, Roxanne Hobbs, Tanya Dotson. BACK ROW - Lydia Lewis-Mgr., Marga- ret Delisser, Cathleen Clancy, Kate Wilson, Ara Wilson, Mary Knowles, Karen Barber, Kim Vouss, Sonia Cole, Sharon Marable, Ronnit Eisenbach, Doria Stetch, Tania Galin, Denise DeRosa, Benett Sender-Coach, Absent-Irene Agostini, Lianne Arrington, Karen Burke, Jenni- fer French, Michelle Hickey, Margaret Hollander, Gwen Jackson, Diane Kolyer, Judy Leon, Marsha Levell, Wendy Mitchele, Diane Nethersole, Cassandra Patterson, Wendy Peterkm, Mr. Capellan - Coach. 60 E? We V .2 .. I J - at ai' l Soccer Team BACK ROW - Paul Tchang, Gordon Potlow, John Roros-Capt., Emilie Bakal-Mgr., Thomas Koutelos, Ken Haber-Co-capt., Mark Smith, Michael Faulkner, Richie Zaglin, Milton Amana- tides, Henry Sal, Mr. Tom McGrath-Coach, Sherif Guirguis. FRONT ROW Konstantinos Koutelos, Tyler, Andrew Sands, Dany-Jose Kalish-Mgr., Lucien White, Tony Bonilla, George Uriones, Jesse Schaffer, and Paul Golub. Absent - Eric Berman, Kwok Lee, Howard Roman, Steve Savvides, and Owen Thompson. Mr. McGrath, who has coached the team since Mr. Sheldon re- tired, said that the team did a wonderful job . This is despite the tougher competition in the higher A division and the lack of facilities available for practice. Next year the team will be sent back down to the B division. Mr. McGrath has predicted that the team will win all the gamesv. The team was led by Capts. John Roros and Lucien White fthe goaliej. Kwok Lee, the head de- fenseman, was also an outstand- ing player. Roros was chosen to be on the All-City soccer team. Both White and Lee were nomi- nated to the A division All-Star Team. Stuyvesant Hughes Brandeis Washington Franklin Hughes Brandeis Franklin 1 r 0 Washington 6 ' 0 Seward 3 1 0 0 i ' 3 0 ' 3 1 ' 2 2 1 0 ' 3 2 3 0 Seward 3 Boys Swimming The Stuyvesant Swim Team had a very successful season. Coached by Ms. Helena O,Riordan and led by captains John Hoogsteden and Gerrard Hekker, the team finished their season with five wins and three losses. Exceptional performances were given by backstrokers Bob Tschudi and Jay Elmo,' Petrow. Steve Domnitz handled all diving events. Danny Vickers was an invaluable asset to the team, giving fine swimming performances and providing excellent coaching. Freestylers Mark Anders and John Hoog- steden contributed with consistent victories and team spirit. All in all, the Stuyvesant Swim Team not only improved its record, but gained much experience. This will undoubtedly lead to many victorious seasons in the future. - Stuyvesant . . 1 ... A ',,l, ... f 49 Clinton 29 1 .f ,V . . 35 Bronx Science 47 My ,V iii' V ',.' 52 Washington 25 J A ' ,' 55 Seward Park 20 Z-. J W ,, G. ' 40 Truman 46 ,.... if M if 60 Monroe 18 , .- 5, 5 J P-'S J' vs Evander 48 'Jimi f e lf Olumbus 19 t a-,' f . 'iii . 'i -' 25 -. 52 i Aan f Q' . --i:5-W'-Ii.:-V--f:,.. '--lem . .Lf 15:-.. p f KX 5 . A i 5rS.igg5Y.,Ev, f Y .ktfriiizemri . i i V ' A X 1 Q FRONT - Gerrard Hekker, John Hoogsteden. SECOND ROW - Jay Petrow, Danny Vickers, Ronald Richmond, Eugene Robinson.THIRD ROW - Roy Winston, David Blanco, Eugene Dickey, Scott Goidel, Peter Green. FOURTH ROW - Robert Kahan, Chris Falco, Scott Phillips- ,Ricky Nessel, Mark Anders. Absent - Bob Tschudi, Steve Domnitz, Jere Faison, Tom Kelly, Dennis Moore, David Zinn. i i l .. -..H- flf 'ghlbhiwf ssl . - Boys Gymnastics XG. e-S... V' I '-S Xia -XLNTN 1 Xvstx .SS l Xf- iii FRONT - Bert Katz, David Cancel, Dave Webb, Tony Clemendor, Andres Caban, SECOND ROW - Arthur Mogil, Larry Morman, Haresh Ramchandani, Peter Ervin, Yves Siegel, Henry Hacker, Edwin Gonzalez, Cosby Smiley. BACK ROW - Nick Kabir, Andrew Beckles, Paul Malarik, Daryl Jackson, Neil Nash, Ray Caldes-Coach, Scott Porter, Troy Foote, Kendall Sehested. Absent - Dana Donadelle, George Gabriele, Kevin Glassman, Victor Peng, Matt Burns, Yolman Salinas, Michael Gindi, Robert Sanders, Dany-Jose Kalish-Mgr., Emile Bakal-Mgr. Stuyvesant's Boys Gymnastics Team, coached by Mr. Caldes is looking forward to another suc- cessful season. The Team is man- aged by Dany-Jose Kalish. It is headed by captains George Ga- briele and Scott Porter. Scott is the team's most versatile mem- ber. He competes in every event and he is expected to qualify for the City Individual Champion- ships. Others who are expected to perform well this year are Matt Burns, Victor Peng, Andre Ca- ban, Joe Taddeo, and Peter Ervin. With the fine coaching of Mr. Caldes and the assistance of the senior members of the team, pros- pects for the future of Stuyve- sant's Boys Gymnastics Team look bright. asketball Team The Basketball team, with a 5-11 record, showed a marked improvement during the 1976-77 season over their previous year's performance. The Cagers were a very quick team this year with some very impressive victories, including one in overtime. Leading the team was Captain Kyle Perry, who was an excellent all-around athlete with a superb outside shot. Perry ended the season with a 25 point average and had a 38 point game against George Washington H. S.. Tom Dyevich was the top rebounder for the team. Bennie Francis, a good rebounding forward, Matt Garfinkel, an excellent ball-handler, Gary Harris, a quick forward and George Kichura, a top assist man were all in the starting line-up. Jim Schick, Troy Gaskin, Leroy Alexander, Chris Jesinkey and Ken- dall Manning rounded out the team. During the Cager's season some very impressive games were played including an overtime victory against George Washington H. S. Q87-851 and a last second win over Seward Park H. S. due to final baskets by Jim Schick and Matt Garfinkel, The team is coached by Mr. Cavallero. Managers Meganne McLinden and Marianne Petschauer kept ,W W, up team morale. The team has high hopes for the future with juniors Gary Harris, Chris Jesinkey and Kendall Manning returning. FRONT ROW - Matt Garfinkel, Leroy Alexander, Troy Gaskin, Kyle Perry - Capt., George Kichura, Kendall Manning. BACK ROW - Mr. Cavallero - Coach, Meganne McLinden - Mgr., Tom Dyevich, Gary Harris, Bennie Francis, Chris Jesinkey, Jim Schick, Marianne Petschauer. 1.4 if Stuyvesant Music and Art Seward Park Martin Luther King Jr. Franklin Brandeis Washington Hughes Music and Art Seward Park Martin Luther Franklin Brandeis Washington Haaran Hughes Haaran King Jr 1? V qv 12 E MM ,v Girls Gymnastics The Girl's Gymnastic Team is presently experiencing the most promising year in Stuyvesant his- tory. They have just captured the division title and are looking for- ward to the City Crown. The team is mainly composed of four starters: Lisa Guest, Ellen Hen- derson, Mary Ann Griss and Mari Asanuma. Nina Africano turned out to be a pleasant sur- prise. Aside from turning in a tre- mendous team effort, the girls have done well individually. Of the five competitors, four will be participating in the Individual Championships: Ellen Henderson and Lisa Guest will compete all- around, Mary Ann Griss and Mari Asanuma will compete on the floor exercise and the balance beam, respectively. LEFT TO RIGHT - Mr. I Borenstein-Coach, Laura Villacampa,Janet Lee, Mary Ann Griss, Mari Asanuma, Ellen Henderson, Nina Africano, Alice Blake, Lisa Guest, Tina Chiu. Absent - Judy Scully. Student Faculty Volleyball Game The Student-Faculty Volleyball Game was fun and exciting. This year a feature appearance was made by Mr. Fabbricante. The faculty was represented by Mr. Moskowitz, Ms. Steuerer, Ms. Mentone, Mr. Bel- lush, and Mr. Weinberg. Mr. Pon, Mr. Preiss, Mr. Bowser and Mr. Prudent also played for the faculty team. All three matches were exciting. When referee Nancy Kechner blew the final whistle, the students had won two out of three matches. The most thrilling match was the last one which the teachers led by a score of 9-0. But the Girl's Volleyball team, led by Seniors Denise Whitman and Elena Glasberg, came from behind to win 15-12. Perhaps the faculty will teach the students something when they play the student-faculty basketball game in the spring. 'A - 1 3.5 AQ , r , ,551 Q4 . Q f. . l - , t. R it Y 5--S if uw-a NL., 'H ,JV ' gf 1 . 'ln i ,,...-..,., , .,.. ...af ful'r4l+ Fax A HA - 'ii 4, . I V is Q .... . is ,,.,- Spring Sports aseball Team Stuyvesantls Baseball team, one of the most consistently successful teams in the school, is looking forward to an- other good year. Last year's team en- joyed an outstanding 12 and 0 season, losing only in the playoffs to the even- tual City Champion, Lincoln High School. Coach Sharkey will be working the team hard this spring in order to pre- pare for divisional play against such schools as: Seward Park, Hughes and New York School of Printing. The team will be led by hard throwing pitchers Ron Kiene and Tom Dyevich, who are also expected to contribute considerable punch to the offensive line-up. Defensively, the team will be led by Angel Perez, David Liu and Andy Burger in the infield, and speedy Rich Anthony and Jeff Shikowitz in the outfield. -,a. -'P T M .,.,.,... ,g. .- i -...---f- '-- ' li ' 2 . , , ' l . I ,Mag H - I A-W 'fn-e i - , w, f, My ' f.,ff'zPh',w5?'f:a 1 -.Mi .,..2f,, 212 . . ,aw rw ,, , Wa , can , W-r!mf.,,.,,,,,,, ml 1111 ,g , , l,., V. A , Q y .Q WV D -ff' , ,,.. , - f jr ., ,, M - A ' 4 5' ' W' Q f- ' -Pi- . N ff -,w f2wf1+wVW . , 'QW ' 1 1- gf a wp, H., ,V , f ' w-,ww y , ,. . ,.,, ,, 1 mffvrfw W V ,,,, , -' .5 'wZ'.'Z 502' , w ' -p l ' -- ' f I QW I fa -a iff -W .,, . M ' '-fff fm-N-M , ' .. 'Sze: ff.' '.-1 - , 'Mg Vai-.-M ' ' . 14?-V .f,. V --'P' -'L ff ,, ,M-1fvd'7,ff 5,gfg c ',,,,..- ,Z I V '4 ' W ii.7,,:.2 We ,emma ffm G irls' Swimming The Stuy Strokers, a four year old team coached by Ms. Joanne Steuerer, had their greatest season in '76, The Strokers were forced to practice far from Stuyvesant. With Captain Linda Fiorentino swimming long distance freestyle and Co-captain Lisa Hirschhorn swimming the individual medley, the team was undefeated in the Manhattan-Bronx Division. As Division Champs, the Strokers battled Beach Channel H.S. in the City Quarter-Finals, but lost by a narrow margin. Freestylers Lauren Solomon and Ingrid Adamsons were a great asset to the team victory, as were Debbie Ress and Donna Berman, anchorwomen for the relay team. Sue Dworetsky and Laurie Small were the star back- Strokers, and Mari Asanuma, the diver, was also in great form. Sophomore Susan Radermacher remained undefeated and placed second in two events in the City-Wide Individual Championship. The six seniors added a spirit and enthusiasm which hopefully will remain with the Strokers. In '77, the Strokers are looking forward to greater victories and the City Championship Finals. Go Team! I BOTTOM - Julie Steurman, Claire Costello, Mary Ellen Scarpone,Charmaine Ting, Ann Killourhy. SECOND ROW CSEATEDJ - Ms. Steuerer-Coach, Lauren Solomon, Debbie Ress, Lisa Hirschhorn, Sue Dworetsky, Ingrid Adamsons, Claire Hoeppner, Laurie Small. THIRD ROW - Lisa Durdaller, Marcy Kulman, Alice Blake, Grayce Loeffler, Margaret Breen, Corrine Chulik. STANDING ON SIDE - Gabriella Ascitelli. BACK ROW - Next years prospects. 2 dxz dyx d dx sec tan cos sin 3.14159 yea Stuy! Tennis Team Tennis at Stuyvesant has become a year round pursuit. Although the competitive season lasts only from April to June, Stuyvesantian tennis players are on the courts all year long. In the fall, the team practices at its home courts located along the F. D. R. Drive. This winter a tourna- ment ladder was played for the first time to decide the starting positions and alter- nate players for the team. The success of this tournament was due to the personal initiative of the individual team members and the capable management of Me- ganne McLinden. This spring, the team is hoping to im- prove last yearls record, which was a respectable 5-3. That record might well have been better, all three defeats were as close as one set. Last season had many highlights, includ- ing the play of the first doubles team of Geoff Rogers and Jeff Bail who were un- defeated throughout the season and went on to win the City Championship. They have graduated, but there are some tal- ented holdovers from last year's team, notably Josh Chanin, who played first singles last year as a sophomore and is expected to play the same slot this year. Josh Chanin and Mike Rakijas are both team captains. Also returning from last year are Robert Fisher, Marc Seltzer, Jens Robinson, Paul Stern, Paul Schul- man, Peter Good, Eric Berman and Greg Wirshba. Sophomores and juniors make up the rest of the team. The coaching and guidance of Mr. Anik should make for a very successful season. J ! FRONT ROW - Glenn Krinsky, Stewart Glickman, Marc Seltzer, Mr. Anik-Coach. SECOND ROW Meganne McLinden, Jens Robinson, Andy Woelfle, Peter Good, Eric Berman. BACK ROW - Haresh Ramchandani, Howie Grunfeld, Michael Rakijas, Paul Schulman, Josh Chanin. Wrestling Team g-Y--.,,,.,'-.. . in .... ...L FRONT ROW - Dany-Jose Kalish, Victor Peng, Jason Turkin, Richard Torres-Co-capt., Eddie Gray-Capt., Ann Mejias, Edwin Gonzalez, Kendall Sehested. SECOND ROW - Jacqueline Greaves, Hon Lee, Gregg Turkin, Kwok Eng, Dennis Edwards, Raymond Moss, David Osofsky. BACK ROW - Mr. Wasserman-Coach, Steve Johnson, Owen Thompson, Yves Siegel, Paul Korniczky, Keith Williams, Andrew Barth. Stuyvesantls Wrestling Team, whose last season's record was seven wins and two losses, should have an even better season this year. The team will be coached by Mr. Wasserman. The captain of the team, Eddie Gray, notes that many varsi- ty members of last year's team will be back this year. They include Cin order of weight classj Yves Siegel, Eddie Gray, George Grace, Victor Peng, Hon Lee, Steve Johnson and Larry McCreary. The team has strenuous workouts six days a week in order to prepare for the matches during the season. Each match is six minutes long. A wrestler must be in excellent physical condition to be able to last the full six minutes. Stuyvesant's Wrestling Team should be a top competi- tor this year. , Y Handball Team The Handball Team is returning to Stuyvesant this year after being cut from the athletic schedule last year due to the budget crisis. Coach Cavallero will be looking for prospects in the spring for the upcoming season. Al- most all of the players from two years ago have graduated. Furthermore, Phil Frost, a veteran team member, will be unable to play for the team this year. In fact, Stathy Koufidakis may be the only veteran player on the team. We welcome the return of the Handball Team and wish them luck in their spring season. ll! Team Tryouts 'I Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders were absent from Stuyvesant H. S. for a year, but have returned for I76, reorga- nized by Captain Lisa Bing and Co-captains Allyson Greene and Monica Howard. The cheerlead- ing squad made their first appear- ance at the Stuyvesant vs. Flush- ing Football game. The Peglegs lost, but the cheerleaders were winners. The cheerleaders also at- tended several games of the Bas- ketball season. Ms. Daisy Furth is the faculty advisor of the squad. FRONT ROW - Judy Scully, Jerilyn Powell, Lauren Chaplin. SECOND ROW - Sheila Jamison, Allyson Green-Co-capt., Lisa Bing-Capt., Monica Howard-Co-capt., Lisa Moore. BACK ROW - Avis Bynum, Jackie Logan, Veronica Soltys, Gretchen Gale. Boosters Thirty strong, the Boosters are also back, reorganized by Gayle Walthall and Paula Arrington. Ms. Connie Miller is their faculty advisor. The Cheerleaders make the moves and the Boosters match the words. Together they make an unbeatable cheering squad. In addition to working with the Cheerleaders at games, the Boosters sell tickets to school af- fairs and athletic events. -- e FRONT ROW Paula Arrington-Squad Leader, Gayle Walthall-Capt., Debbie Smith- Squad Leader, Thomasena Ellison-Co-capt., Shelley Woodruff-Squad Leader. SEC- OND ROW - Hazel Stoute, Beverly Allen, Diana Saldorigas, Renee Gantt, Deborah Branch, Auigal Gross, Hilary Jordan, Sharon McKoy. BACK ROW - Minta Spain, Caroline Jackson, Kathy Irish, Laura Taylor, Ingrid Henricksen, Arlene Felix, Glenda Forde. 'i t, - . 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Student Union operates in coo- peration with the principal, the C.O.S.A. and the school treasurer. The S.U. funds, operates, and regu- lates all S.U. functions including clubs, teams, publica- tions, and shows. The structure and duties of the gov- ernment are outlined in the S.U. Constitution. All of the members of the student government willingly give of their time and energy to make each students' stay at Stuyvesant a more enjoyable one. Vinnie Montouri Vice-President Loretha Jones President Laura Barbieri Treasurer Michael Miscione Secretary Student nion Store t I lYl'Si VY The S.U. Store plays an impor- tant part in raising funds for our student government. Many items are sold in the store at discount if prices. It is very convenient for Stuyvesant students who need small items such as pencils, draft- X . 'X fn-gf ing tools, and book covers. Cloth- X is ing such as winter jackets, sweat- xx, ers, sweatshirts and bookbags A may also be bought in the store. Most of these items bear the Stuyvesant symbol. Other neces- - Sur K . , sities such as review books, shop aprons and goggles are also avail- able. FRONT ROW: Ms. Bermang Robert Prohaska, Rafe Fosterg Larry Zimbler. BACK ROW: Michael Speirsg Michelle Blaunerg Robert Green, Charles Ochert. Senior dvisor nd Caucus fficers I iz' ffm, 3 f 5 .Y , 4 JH 7 ,, 2 13 i ,r M ,gk M...- 3 I 0.1: . i f i . 1 Heman Hernandez, Pres' Miss Eileen Lynch, Senior Advisor Joe Pato, V. P. Senator 8.1 Muni' X mf . Natalie Byfield, Treas. Holly Orenstein, Treas. Marta Hollister, Sec. Senator 8C Dean Freedman, Sec. tm Senior Caucus The Senior Caucus, advised by Miss Eileen Lynch, consists of Hernan Hernandez, Joe Pato, Dean Freedman, Natalie Byfield, Holly Orenstein fthe Senior Class Officersj, and the Senators of each senior official class. This group meets at least once a month. Meetings are held to discuss and make decisions on matters which concern the entire senior class. Deter- mining the location for graduation and the Senior Prom, the amount for senior dues, and keeping their official classes informed about current events and happenings in school are a part of their job. Nancy Albin Larry Zimbler 8E 8F 'L' Jeff Levine Neil Canter 8M 8N Tom Koutelos 8A Angela Miles SG Kathy Fsadni 8P Pat McKay 8V Jeff Tractman SB Jackie Logan SH John Barous SR 'Y , on Marcy Gordon SW fuxfi Minna Strosser 8D David Blank Laurie Small 8K SL 1D'bu. .E ,.,. if Peter Muoio Tom DeBoissierre 85 ST 1.- -,,,,1 .T.P. The Student-Teacher-Parent Consultative Council meets monthly with the Principal to discuss ways to correct school problems. Decisions reached by the group are presented to Mr. Fabbricante for his approval. The council consists of five students, five teachers and five parents. The student body elects three of its delegates directly, and the remaining two seats go to the President and Vice- President of the Student Union. The Departmental Test Schedule, the Out-to-Lunch Program and the Orientation Assemblies for incoming students were all ideas that originated in the S.T.P.. I I Executive Council The Executive Council consists of the Student Union President, at ,, Vice-President, S.T.P. represen- ,ggfl tatives and elected caucus offi- cials. Technically, they are the main research body of the Stu- dent union, but actually do most of the work involved in running the Student Union. The Execu- tive Council researches and ap- proves club charters and budgets and also allocates money to teams, publications and produc- tions. fxffx FRONT ROW: Darren Cohan, Joe Pato, Elisa Bronfman, Brian Zimmerman. 2ND ROW: Karen Tucker, Laura Barbieri, Ira Baschkow, Hernan Hernandez, Vinnie Mon- touri, Nicki Kaminski. BACK ROW: Daniel Goncharoff, Tim Timberlake, Odette Nepal, Brian Abel, Tony Barsamian, Mike Miscione, Arnold Bellush QCOSAQ udget Committee Vi Dan Goncharoff, Brian Zimmerman, Marta Siberio. The budget committee, at the beginning of the school year, prepares the budget for all of Stuyvesantls extra-curricular activities. During the course of the year it makes recommenda- tions on financial requests and oversees all spending There is more to Stuyvesant than classes and tests. After three o'clock and during the school day itself, students have a chance to participate in a wide variety of extra-curricular activities. For aspiring journalists, there are many student-run publications to choose from. In addition to the official school paper, Spectator, there are departmental publications such as Kaleidoscope, Forum, Caliper, The Math Survey, BioMed Times, and Nucleus. These publications offer students the chance to learn how to run a paper or magazine. Those students interested in the ,behind-the-scenes running of the school may join the Student Union. Thereis the Senate, the budget committee, the Student- Parent-Teacher committee, and many other political committes on which stu- dents may serve. Stuyvesant also has a sports program that is very successful. Our teams compete in city-wide meets and games, and many go on to win divisional titles. In addition to athletic teams, we have a Math team and a Chess team which are outstanding, and are nationally recognized for their excellence. There are many clubs at Stuyvesant: ethnic clubs, language clubs, a ski club, cheerleaders, pre-professional clubs, and many more. Some of the more differ- ent clubs include: the Star Trek Club, the Rapid Transit Club, and the Video- taping Society. Students who have an interest that is not represented in one of the existing clubs may apply for a charter to start their own club. Our extensive drama program includes the popular Sing competition. The music program is both choraland instrumental. Whether your thing is serving as an usher at a school function, being an Arista tutor, or just throwing a Frisbee on 15th Street you'll always find someone else who shares your interests at Stuyve- sant High School. Indicator '77 Many crises beset the Indicator staff this year. First, there was the resignation of Miss Lynch from her position as faculty advisor. For a long time the Indicator had neither publisher nor photographerg both of these were major obstacles. People like Michael Solomon and the layout staff were of extreme value in overcoming the problems faced in completing the book. Natalie Byfield often had to type by moonlight. Mrs. Susan Brustein came to the rescue of the Indicator, and considering it was the first time she had ever been given the responsibility of advising the staff of a major publication did a noteworthy job. There were also many who worked diligently in the background. The Indicator staff owes special thanks to Hon Tsang for his invaluable assistance. We also thank Mr. and Mrs. Hekker for their help and guidance. Janine Da Silva Patricia A. McKay Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Mrs. Susan Brustein Faculty Advisor INDICATCR '77 Indicator Staff ...J wr if FRONT ROW- Eric Siegel, Jeffrey Lener, Laura Justice, Monica Howard, Esther Levy, Wendy Peterkin, Allyson Greene. Gretchen Gale. SECOND ROW- Hon Tsang, Roger Mark, Jill Roftis, Jeannine Clarke, Susan Karavanic, Natalie Byfield, Donzalee Johnson. BACK ROW- Melody Choy, Cae DaSilva, Steve Friedman, Michael Solomon,,Randy Ware, Peter Muoio, Harry Dill, Susan Brustein, Michael Schiano, Janine DaSilva. Camera shy: Andy Sands, Ellen Axelrod,fPat McKay, Angela Burton. ,-in , 1. f l-3 4 .- sv' fi fful ag-35 we - Q it F., . - 1:4 : Q'lf X 'Q ,v:. i' 'Vx -'7 ' , 67335 xg -Sfjyqllx 15 mil ' llll X 1'-4 K l'l 1 fi .,u- My JH .ry lv -, ri. x I .F vp ? 2, . -59 H . -. -- , 1.4 x i .. 9:1 .ff rs auto! .1 .i Y K lv UAX Av .ur 7,1 V, f 5, ' ,f', ff x .. ., A., .,', X ' ' ' I . 'rx' I -F Z ing 'E 'll xx M. I if l I all nf ' X 152 'A e ff J R - f gmt- ,-ny y Q :X , 4 X, S ai? Z Q i ' -. Ns - . 1 -' - , 1 'Y - ., ,X ? In 1, 1 , . Q I, , 'rl' x I 1 W .3 . V- Mfff' 77 oice Caliper CALIPER is Stuyvesant's literary magazine. It is published under the direction of Mr. Frank McCourt. Before the recent cutbacks on all publications, the material in CALIPER was focused on verse, poetry, and fictional short stories. Because of the cutbacks it now includes science- fiction. This is as a result of the recent merger of CALIPER and ANTARES. FIRST ROW: W. Blake Gerardg Kenny Berkowitzg Lauren Gaborg Ben Mesking Elena Glasbergg Michele Kahaneg SECOND. ROW: John Murphyg 'Melissa Hackerg Glen Farberg Beth Cooperg Nancy McGuinessg THIRD ROW: Marvin Drnglethorpeg Beany Levmeg Theresa F. M. Muirg Kathy Leongg Leine Spohng Susanna Vos. Forum FORUM is a publication and club devoted to the Social Sciences. It was established three years ago by Alan Gerson and Mr. Julius Perlman.The magazine is informative and allows Stuyvesantians to air their opinions on issues which deal with current events, history, economics, sociology, and psycology. The club features speakers, debates, and trips. FORUM has been one of the most influential publications of any kind in the history of Stuyvesant. FRONT ROW: Jess Velona, Jonathan Feldman, David Thompson, Claudio Sturla, Dennis Flanagan: SECOND ROW: Sid Goodfriend, Ivan Stoler, Allen Gorski, Jacob Margolies, Judy Filerman, Paul Golub: BACK ROW: Stuart Baron, Ken Notis, Cathy Carey, Michael Perlman, Oliver Fine, Rena Gerson, Louis Chien. Kaleidoscope The foreign language club and its publication share the name Kalei- doscope . The major purpose of the club is to publish the magazine and thereby stimulate student interest in foreign languages. For the past sev- en years KALEIDOSCOPE has re- ceived the Columbia Press Gold Medal. Under the direction of Alan Rothenberg, Paul Schulman and Marjorie Tsang Cco-editorsin-chiefj and their advisor, Miss Maria Puc- cio, Kaleidoscope won its eighth gold medal this year. aw 1' f .ff - W 1. . l l :. M.. f ...sn v s pgs-xxx , ,, , , . fa, gag, Q Wwfllsjwfxznffwfqqq ,mx ,mu , , -,,':..z. .f.t,.,5 Wk., . ii N 1,'wg.L..J Ky, t r? gg RZ 'ml l, ,, F W Z aww v . - .. X3 z gm M fig ... 14 Q W ' . QW? 'V ' raggm, W, af f FRONT ROW: Miss Maria Puccio, Alan Rothenberg, Susan Chan, Marjorie Tsang. 2ND ROW: Maritza Navarro, Mary Kim, Elizabeth Baez, Beatrice Kienle, Leslie Orfuss. 3RD ROW: Laura Wilson, Shirley Hui, Mary Ann Gonzalez, Veronica Ho, Irene Bleiweiss, Magda Garcia, Michael Rakijas. 4TH ROW: Randy Quan, Carol Waite, Samir Gandhi, Andy Getzfeld, Gayle Zelazhy, Michelle Tannenbaum, Marcia Stickler. STH ROW: Tommy Lee, Rose Eng, Irene Chang, Eileen Wong, Dinah Tang. BACK ROW: Karin Immergut, Melody Choy, Marguerite Nelson, Huei-Ming Tsai, John Lai. Math Survey The MATH SURVEY is the result of the work of many of Stuyvesant High School's top math students, including members of the Math Team. It is published under the guidance of the Mathematics Department. Included in the magazine are mathematical proofs, solutions to problems and brain teasers FRONT ROW: Mark Kleiman, Pat Hom, Julie Pan, Fred Helen: ius, Mr. Rittermann. SECOND ROW: Jinku Lee, Chris Slowinski, Steven Welsh, Greg Sorkin, Aaron Jungreis. BACK ROW: Paul Weiss, Michael Lev, Iver Band, Jeff Levinson. STANDING: David Grant, Donald Bonin fCo-Editorsj. Nucleus The ,77 Nucleus deviated slightly from the traditions of previous years. The magazine editors, Dick Reiss and J . J . Larrea, decided to reduce the technical con- tent and increase the general appeal of NUCLEUS. Another first was the design and production of their classy T shirts fwhich were sold in the S. U. Storej. FRONT ROW - Mr. Baumel, David Bookbinder, Dick Reiss, J.J. Larrea, John Kisok. SECOND ROW - Julie Pan, Mark Kleiman, Michael Dinnerstein, Rob Gordon, Sid Goodfreind. BACK ROW - Michael Solomon, Paul Tartell, Jeff Brown, Mr. Robinson. Spectator SPECTATOR is the offical school newspaper. It is published four times during the school year. Its editors are Sandra Mokuvos and Liz Reiss. Mr. Tuohy is the faculty advisor. SPECTATOR contains articles on past, present and future events. Included in the paper are articles on sports events, plays, musical shows and other happenings around the school. The paper is free of charge and is available to all stu- dents. FRONT ROW - Ingrid Adamsons, Judy Arnold, Liz Reiss, Sandy Mokuvos, Tony Bonilla. SECOND ROW - Danny Hammer, Judy Lansner, Ivan Greenberg, Darren Robinson. Arista The top ranking students in Stuyvesant are Arista members. They perform duties such as ushering at various events at Stuyvesant and tutoring students in every subject. The members of Arista publish the STUYVESANT HAND- BOOK, which lists the rules and regulations concerning life at Stuyvesant. In 1975 Stuyvesant Arista formed the New York City Council of Honor Societies. This group meets periodically to discuss and exchange new ideas concerning Arista activities. The officers of Arista are: Sue Dworetsky CPresidentjg Gregory Dalaek fVice Presidentjg and Lisa Jacobson CSecretary Treasurerj. The Faculty advisor is Mrs. Sylvia Landsberg. ational Merit Semi-Finalists National Merit Semifinalists represent about onehalf of one percent of the graduating high school seniors in the nation. Thirty-three Stuyvesantians have been selected for this honor based on their PSATXNMSQT scores. Semifinalists who qualify as Finalists are considered for Merit Scholarships. Stuyvesant congratulates these seniors and wishes them continued success. -I-'29 FRONT ROW: John McConnelg Daniel Vitkavageg Kenneth Notisg SEC'D ROW: Nancy Albing David Frankg Nancy Pfefferg Gail Froimang Francisco Bonillaq BACK ROW: James Ohlsteing Matthew Bernsteing Benjamin Grossmang James Schick ational Achievement Sem WWW..f ,X FRONT ROW- Cassandra Patterson, Shirly Cantt, Valerie Kirkby. BACK ROW- Lucien White, Bobby Watts, Carolyn Springer. 1-Finalists The Outstanding Negro Semi-Fi- nalist is a student who has achieved a high score on the PSATXNMSQT. There are ten seniors in the class of 1977 who have merited this award. To be- come a finalist, the student must do extremely well on the Scholas- tic Aptitude Test. The finalists are eligible for a scholarship. Stuyvesant is very proud of these students who have brought honor to their school and their commu- nity. James Lopez Scholarship Committee Two years ago, James Lopez of the class of 1975 was killed in an accident. As a tribute to his mem- ory, his friends and classmates es- Ns tablished a memorial award based on outstanding service and character within the school. Each year with the help of Mr. Fabbri- cante, the committee chooses a recipient for the award. Commit- tee members, who are appointed by the previous yearis group, pro- vide a standard application form for the candidates. The commit- tee uses the following quote as its motto: Friendship is just a little word. It's people who make it 39 'Y xml ' FRONT ROW: Melanie Hines, Melissa Luking BACK ROW: Avis Bynum, Cosby Smileyg Camera 'shyg Lisa Bing. Rapid Transit Club 4-. FRONT ROW: Lauren Solomon, Debbie Ress, Michelle Tannenbaum, Gayle Walthall, Doreen Grant, Kevin Horne, Jeffrey Bullockg SECOND ROW: Emilie Bakal, Corinne Chulik, Marcia Stickler, Ellen Axelrod, Eddie Rizzuto, Gretchen Galeg BACK ROW: Jill Roftis, Mari Asanuma, Dany Kalish, Jackie Logan, Janine DaSilva. B10-Med sgeiety The Bio-Med Society is one of the most popular clubs in the school. The main purpose of the society is to introduce the students at Stuy- vesant to professional people working at various jobs in the field of Biology. Meetings usually deal with topics in the field of Biology andf or Medicine, depending on who the guest speaker is. The society hopes to encourage interest in the field of Biology and wants to help ua any student decide if he or she would want to pursue a career in this field. FRONT ROW - Jack Frishberg, David Cohen, Cindy Diller, Josh Dorsky-V.Pres., Paul Tartell-Pres., Ken Holtz, Mark Sirota. SECOND ROW - Paula Dubro, Stewart Glick- man, Kevin Glassman, Joseph Dell'Aria, James Etkin, Joe Russo, Peter Karczmar, Miriam Lieberman. THIRD ROW - Richard Luck, Abby Rosen, Eileen Cernese, Ted Schaffer, Julie Pan, Per Veraas, Helene Spielman, Jay Mendelson. BACK ROW - Robert Meier, Aaron Schwartz, Gary Kahn, Margaret Chin, Paul Stevenson, Louis Heit. Geolog and Earth Science Society The members of the GEOLOGY and EARTH SCIENCE SOCIETY are in- terested in learning more about the Earth Sciences and the Energy Crisis. John Kwok, head of the society, tries to accom- plish this goal by organizing lectures, films, and discussions on these subjects. Past programs have included talks on Plate Tectonics, Paleontology, Astron- omy, and Solar Energy. Their advisor is Mr. Orna. FRONT ROW - Ben Debski, Danny Tsai, John Kwok-Pres., Rodney Sobin. SECOND ROW - David Spitzer, Mark Nazimova, Seewah Chan, Kern Ho Lee. BACK ROW - Jeff Brown, John Kang. Alpha-Stuyvesant Futuristics The Alpha-Stuyvesant Futuristics is a group of students interested in broad- ening its scientific horizons. The club has lectures and discussions dealing with stellar and planetary research. A. S. F. frequently has lectures by profes- sional in the field of Astronomy, Their faculty advisor, Mr. Orna, is truly de- voted to this club. The Alpha-Stuyve- sant Futuristics is the club of the fu- ture, today. FRONT ROW Ben Debski, John Kang, Anthony Porzio-Pres., Adam Vazquez -V.Pres., Dave Fagan. BACK ROW - Raymond Rudziak, David Peng, Ming Yeng, Brian Nicholas, Dave Hausknecht. Physics Club The PHYSICS CLUB meets once a week. The club's main pur- pose is to inform Stuyvesantians of matters concerning the latest advances in Physics. FRONT ROW: Danny Fong, Jing-ku Lee, Diamond Chan, Ching Wah Chin, Co- rinne Chulik, Mr. Callow: SECOND ROW: Jason Lauffer, David Cohen, Aaron Jungreis, Irwin Jungreis, Michael Lev, John Kwok: BACK ROW: Julie Pan, Neal Lippman, Roger Mark, Steve Friedman, Michael Basson. Star Trek Club Approximately three years after the cancellation of the show Star Trekn, fans of the show C'trekies J started to hold conventions and form clubs very much like our own at Stuyvesant High School. These fans discuss the show in all of its aspects. FIRST ROW: David Fagan, Ching Wah Chin, Rod Perrino, Mike Harris. SECOND ROW: Kenny Robzyk, Gary Ross, David Hausknecht, Paula Chung, Mordicai-Mark Maclow, Russel Williams, David Cohen, Chris Brueckel, Mr. Rattner. THRID ROW: Mark Lampert, Brian Nicholas, Kern Lee. FOURTH ROW: Larry Lustig, Mark Furman, Mark Nazimova. Camera shy: Diamond Chan, Yang Ming ath Society 1. 111, The Math Society is a group that organizes mathematically based lectures. This year, as in the past, the society has been fortunate in attracting many fine speakers. Talks, ranging from infinity to black holes, have been given by such distin- guished professors as Albert Novikoff, of the N.Y.U. Cour- ant Institute, Lloyd Motz, of Columbia University, as well as Stuyvesant alumnus Eric Lander. Math Society Presi- dents Julie Pan and Michael Lev, with the aid of Vice Presi- dents David Grant and Ashfaq Munshi, and faculty advisor Stuart Weinberg, have orga- nized club activities. Active members such as Fred Helen- ius, Mark Kleinman, and Iver Band have also been helpful. Iver Band, Donald Bonin, Paula Dubro, David Grant, Fred Helenius, Ken Holtz, Pat Hom, Aaron Jungreis, Mark Kleinman, Jason Laufer, Jinku Lee, Michael Lev- Pres., Neal Lippman, Mordecai-Mark Mac Low, Michael Miller, Leila Monaghan, Julie Pan- Pres., Chris Slawinski, Greg Sorkin, Paul Tartell, Michael Trenk, Steven Welsh, Paul Math Team Members: Sally Abolitz, Greg Sorkin, Joel Hirschorn, Christopher Slowinski, Daniel Blau, Mark Weiss, Paula Dubro, Kenneth Ong, Julie Pan, Paul Weiss, Pat Hom, Fred Helenius, Steven Welsh, Michael Trenk, Iver Band, David Grant Capt., Richard Tello, Gary Wishik, Junku Lee, Michael Miller, Michael Lev, Irwin Jungreis, Peter Zayas, Aaron Jungreis, Donald Bonin, Mark Klei- man, Barry M. Glotzer-Advisor, etcetera. Stuyvesant High School's Senior Math Team has, for seven consecutive years, placed first in the Citywide Interscho- lastic Mathematics League Competi- tions. This year they scored 133 of a possible 150 points, leading their clos- est rival by 50 points. The Junior Math Team has also won first place in its competitions for the past five years. Both the Senior and Junior Math Teams will be awarded trophies this year to add to their already large col- lections. The members of both teams meet vol- untarily at 8 A.M. each morning. With the aide of Mr. Barry Glotzer's excel- lent coaching, and the fine leadership of co-captains Donald Bonin and Da- vid Grant, the teams have successfully met all challenges. Debating Team The Debating Team was formed last year by Jon Darnell and Victor Houser. This year, with the help of its faculty advisor, Mr. Tom Dolan, the Debating Team was able to compete at major tournaments sponsored by the State Forensic League on the novice level, as well as a varsity tournament at Harvard University. Jon and Victor have also debated on the WNBC television program, Positively Blackn. Chess Team The Chess Team is one of the best teams in the nation. In 1975, the team placed 2nd in the U.S. Com- petition and finished lst in the Greater N.Y. High School Chess Championship Tournament. In 1976, we were the only public high school to enter the U.S. Championships, placing 4th, ,lit FRONT ROW- Kenny Friedman, Spencer Siskind, Anders Weinstein, Eric Elowitz, Mr. Dolan. BACK ROW- Jon Darnell, Victor Houser-Co-capt., Iver Band, Marc Joffe, Steve Wallach. FRONT ROW: Murray Schechter, Claudio Sturla, Zorn Rosenzweig, Paul Metz, Wil- liam Arluck. SECOND ROW: Jon Edwards, Johnny Lewin, Steve Welch, Alla Jodidio, Peter Zayas, Daniel Josenhans, Carlton Laske. BACK ROW: Fred Helenius, Danny Fong, Jon Intner, Jerry Rosen, Michael Basson, Oleg Schatoff, Norman Wugman, Daniel Goncharoff, David Blank. Bridge Club The Bridge Club is an offshoot of the Chess Team. Its members used to play in the hall until it became apparent that many of these people were also members of the Chess Team. The Bridge Club be- gan to meet jointly with the Chess Team, but now is an independently chartered organization. It conducts tournaments among its members. FIRST ROW: Mark Kleiman, William Arluck, David Bookbinder, Leila Mon- aghan, Ricky Phillips, David Brotman. BACK ROW: Oleg Schatoff, Ralph Oberste-Vorth, Dan Goncharoff, Peter Ezzard, David Grant, Fred Helemius. ,,., L., Tom Bain, Henry Sal, Jim Zemaitis, Eric Scott Computer Society The Computer Society is advised by Mr. Jacob Rosenrauch of the Mathematics Department. The school has an IBM model 1130 computer equipped with card punch, card reader and keyboard f typewriter systems. The Computer Society Members help their teachers by operating the computer during their free periods. They also teach FORTRAN to students interested in computer program- ming, but are unable to enroll in the MC-1 or MC-2 classes. Book Club The Book Club is a relatively new organization in Stuyvesant, start- ed in October 1975. It was orga- nized so that students could read and discuss selected literary works. CARMEN, LES MISER- ABLES, and BENEATH THE WHEEL are some of the books read last year. The members form small committees that concen- trate on discussing a particular book, story, or author. Each com- FRONT ROW- Min Kim, Beth Klingbeil, James Carey, Andrea Mays, Aithne Bailo, mittee then presents their Views to Mrs- L- Johnson- the entire club. All views are dis- SECOND ROW- Laila Dalack, Jing Ku Lee, Myrna Chiu, Vinconza Lanzieri, Anna Cussed and debated. Lowozy. BACK ROW- Anne Landry, Connie Rizzo, Jimena Martinez, Robert Fowler. Radio Club The RADIO CLUB was founded more than 55 years ago and is still going strong. The club was designed to facilitate the practice of amateur radio Cham radioj operation. With their advisor, Mr. Gar- anes, the members have established two new divisions: the Citizen Band and Broadcast branches. The Broadcast sys- tem, WSTY, began its operation in late January. FRONT ROW: Leslie Jean Fetik CWAZHMZL Frank Accetta. SECOND ROW: Chris Berryg David Altfield fKWM6491Jg Christopher Bacon, Michael Kalakowskig Dick Reiss, Jeffrey Albom CWAZZOVJ. THIRD ROW: John Nyarig Rodney Sobing Stuart Hecht, Jack Burton QWBZCJSJQ Daniel Micha- lakg BACK ROW: Mitchell Brudnog Jeffrey Leibowitzg Vincent Scandariato QKABHOIISJQ Magic Club The MAGIC CLUB meets once a week under the supervi- sion of Mr. Baronat, its faculty advisor. Each week the mem- bers introduce various new tricks,'. The club performs at school events such as Interna- tional Night, and the Festival of the Arts. The Gourmet Cooking Club meets on al- ternate Wednesdays. Cathy Carey and Patty Buchman were instrumental in starting the club. Its purpose is to discuss the culinary arts and try out unusual foods. Mr. Michael Marks is the club advisor. Hellenic-American C12 FRONT ROW - Konstantinos Koutelos-Treas., Kathryn Kafantaris, Thomas Barlis-V. Pres., Thomas Koutelos-Pres., Lucky Metalios, Athanasios Boutis. SECOND ROW - John Vasilios Baras, Andres Koukoulas, Diane Varamogian- nis, Steve Savvides, Anica Archip-Sec., Peter Manis-V.Pres. BACK ROW - Veronica Vanaria, Andreas Yiannakos, Bill Bazigos, Spiro Bantis. FRONT ROWg Evan Gerstmann, Jamie Schack, Gregre Albright, Andrew Gordong BACK ROW: Michael Radiloff, Joseph Paul, Jason Alter fPres.j, Faculty Advisor- R. Baronet. Gourmet Cooking Club FRONT ROW: Patty Buchman, Cathy Carey fCo-Chrmnj, Magda Gal-ci: fRestaurant Advisorj, Danny Vitkavage, Eric Robinson. BACK ROWg Dr-,ro thy Gray, Marcia Stickler, Leslie Kramer, Gretchen Krevit, Nina Abef American Field Service The American Field Service administers a program of student exchange between foreign countries and the United States. i New York families act as hosts to foreign students from such diverse countries as Bolivia, Australia and Malaysia. As part of their exposure to American values and ways of life, these students visit and par- ticipate in high school Social Studies and Language classes. A group of A.F.S. for- eign students sat in on Stuyvesant classes the week of February ll. Carole Wilkins and the Social Studies Department spon- sored their visit. Stuyvesant students find it fascinating and enlightening to meet and speak with people from foreign coun- tries. Chess Club This year, the Chess Club, pe- rennially one of the more popu- lar clubs in the school, is hav- ing better attendance than ever. Through Mr. Arluck's leadership, the club hopes to be more than just a place to play chess. The club is now affili- ated with the United States Chess Federation, and plans to conduct nationally rated tour- naments. FIRST ROW: Paul Metz, Stewart Glickman, Jin Ku Lee, David Crespo, Claudio Sturla, William Arluck, Mark Kleiman, Leila Monaghan, Jon Edwards, Danny Fong SECOND ROW: Michael Basson, Oleg Schatoff, Steve Welsh, David Bookbinder, Fred Helenius, Alla Jodidio, Zorn Rosenzweig, David Grant, Douglas Balek THIRD ROW: Johnny Lewin, Jerry Rosen, David Blank, Murry Schlecter, Dave Brotman, Daniel Goncharoff, Dan Josenhans, Norman Wugman, Jon Intner Wilderness Travel Group X- J- Mr. Kramer, who is very fond of the out- doors and nature, advises this club. The , - members learn necessary techniques of wilderness survival such as eating tree sl , , bark and rootsg and orientation by use of the sun, moon, stars and direct sensation I of the earth's magnetic field. 1. t FRONT ROW- Peter Ervin, Gretchen Gale, Jeffrey Bullock, Angela Miles BACK ROW- Pat McKay, Richie Somerville, Avis Bynum. Ski Club The Ski Club, under the supervi- sion of Mr. Gordon and co-presi- dents Lisa Hirschhorn and Carla Wohl, organizes ski trips throughout the winter to ski re- -.., sorts in the northeastern U.S. In addition to several short trips, the club also sponsors a week long trip to Canada. The club mem- bership is comprised of novice and advanced skiers. C537 FRONT ROW- Lauren Solomon, Debbie Ress, Lisa Hirschhorn-Co-Pres., Sue Dwor- etsky, John Barous. BACK ROW- Jane Opie, Josh Robin, Irene Agostini, Steve Wolfe Black Students League Oriental Club . Q? f l ,,,. ,.,, , ' r f f '1 'u -.. .,.. The Black Students' League is an organization catering to the Black and Hispanic students of Stuyvesant. Originally started as the Afro-American Society in 1968, the club flourished un- der the supervision of Mrs. Olga Cooke. Many years later the name was changed to U.N- .I.K.U.K.U., which is an acro- nym derived from the seven principles of blackness fNguzo Sabaj: Umoja, Nia, Kujijagu- lia, Imani, Ujima, Kuum- ' baand, Ujamaa. The main pur- pose of the club is to promote y the unity, understanding, and l self respect of Black and His- panic students. In 1975 the name of the club was changed to the Black Students' League. The Oriental Club is one of the many ethnic clubs at Stuyvesant. The club holds weekly meetings to discuss cultural and social aspects of Oriental life. The club sponsors a number of group outings which help to make the students aware of the many oriental customs and arts. The club has often organized outings with other Asian and Oriental groups throughout the New York City area. Each year the club forms a coed basketball team which com- petes with other Oriental club teams in the city. Seekers The Seekers Club is composed of students interested in learn- ing about each other and ex- ploring the Christian religion. Joy Eng, the student organizer of the club, expressed it as be- ing a place people can discuss the Bible and other related lit- erature. They exchange many ideas and find both academic and moral support. The Seek- ers Club is an active organiza- tion which holds lively discus- sions on Christianity of yester- day, today and tomorrow. In addition, the members sing songs and go on outings. Mr. Wright is the faculty advisor of the Seekers Club. tliiif FRONT ROW: Susan Chan, Mary Szto, Tommy Lee, Elizabeth Baez, Henry Wu, SEC- OND ROW: Kenny Ong, Nan Daniels, Marie Desrosiers, Donna Hoo, Dinah Tang, THIRD ROW: Morgan Driscoll, Carolyn Springer, Alice Yih, Roseanne Hoo, Joy Eng, Cathy Watson, Glenda Forde, BACK ROW: Marianne DeSimone, David Lowe, Mr. Wright. Ukranian Club The Ukranian Club has been meeting ap- proximately seven years, and Mr. Hen- dricks is its advisor. The club's main pur- pose is to make Stuyvesantians aware of Ukranians and their Culture and contri- butions to America. Ukranians are not Russians and they want people to be aware of the fact that their culture and language is very differ- ent from that of Russia. In order to achieve their purpose and gain identifica- tion, the Ukranian Club has participated in various events such as International Night, The Ukranian Festival, and the celebration of the U.S. Bicentennial. F L ti-TC , WWW . ,u ...,.. ,.., . , FRONT ROW- Peter Mychajliw, Nadine Saliwon, George Stepaniuk, Anna Lozowif. BACK ROW- Irena Borys, George Boychuk, Orleh Pich, Sonia Panchyshyn, Mr. Hendricks. , ' 'T Y7'f1F ,J . ,ha X , ..f- fb f'71 N. Zionist Youth The newly formed Zionist Youth Club is open to both Jewish and non-Jewish stu- dents. Members of the club are exposed to the Jewish heritage, history, customs and laws. The importance of the State of Israel as a Jewish state and a homeland for all Jews is emphasized. The club schedules lectures, group discussions and , trips throughout the year. Hopefully, the 'ff club will continue to flourish in the years V? to come. FRONT ROW: Richie Klein, Roger Mark, Steve Friedman, Andy Kuritzkesg SECOND ROW: Ilene Chenese, Abbey Rosen, Jay Mendelson, Ted Shaeffer, Stephanie Montagrueg BACK ROW: Jodi Weiss, Elaine Safran. Sports Advisory Council Stuyvesant's Sports Advisory Council was started in 1976 by Mr. Michael Moscowitz, who is chairman of the Physical Education Department. Its members consist of the varsity teams' captains and Mr. Moscowitz. Monthly meetings are held to discuss ways to build up the athletic program, plan various schoolwide events, organize school athletic func- tions, and to strengthen school spirit. This year, the council has attempted to raise funds for the school athletic pro- gram. Season sports passes were sold and juice machines were installed in the locker rooms. The council has been very successful in its endeav- ors. FRONT ROW: Steve Savvides, Ann Chmielewski, Vietta Johnson, Lisa Hirschhorn, Scott Porter, Jeff Levinson: SECOND ROW: Stewart Glickman, Owen Thompson, Robert Tschudi, Michael Moscowitz, Advisor, BACK ROW: Denise Whitman, Mary Ann Griss, Lucien White. L'b Staff The Library Squad is a hard-working group of students without whom our busy library could not function. XZ I ff mf! FRONT ROW: Greg G. Grantg John Kwokg Mrs. H. Lansnerg Mordecai-Mark Mav Lowg Elizabeth Baez: Pasquale Fricanog Arlene Changg SECOND ROW: Susan Flemingg Jenny Lombardg Muna Khang Pamela Keeg Seth Levrantg Dennis Navarrog Rose Eng: THIRD ROW: Eddie Artis: Deborah Chartong Margaret Nichols: John Bartong Marianne DeSimoneg Carolyn Springerg Lee Vallone BACK ROW: Herbert Wingg Madhu Sethig Murray Schechter: Gary Wishnikg . . .R.K. S.P.A.R.K. is coined from the words, School Prevention of Addiction through Rehabilitation and Knowledge. But one does not have to be on drugs or mentally ill to participate in this program. Mrs. Beverly Katz describes S.P.A.R,K. as an emotional education of a student. Mr. Ron Cancemi is the new coordinator of S.P.A.R.K.. He plans to expand the pro- gram and hopes to have a group leader- ship program. 'Nwa M FRONT ROW: Denise Whitman: Melissa Luking Tanya Dotsong Gretchen Gale: BACK ROW: Avis Bynumg Mr. Ron Cancemi QS.P.A.R.K. co-ordinatorjg Anica Archip. Stage Squad The Stage Crew is responsible for the tech- nical aspects of every productive at Stuyve- sant. The crew designs and builds sets and coordinates the lighting and sound. Each member works daily to maintain and repair the equipment. Their advisor is Mr. Dolan. FRONT ROW: Cyndi Patterson: Danny Zogottg Alex Rodriguez: Tom DeBoissiere, Matt: SECOND ROW: Nancy Anderson: Rosemary Knapp: Ira Lichtmang Doug: Sung Key Paikg Mr. Dolan: THIRD ROW: Joe Pato: Maria: Yemin Yuang Mike Phillipsg Tim Durniak: Raul Kazmerskig FOURTH ROW: John Rafterg Vicki Kaz- merskig Kathy Fsadnig Lenny Kirshg Sheila Chase: Grace Loeffler: BACK ROW: Music Department Stuyvesant High School's Music Department consists of five different performing groups. They are: Chorus, Madrigal Singers, Stage Band, Symphonic Band and Symphonic Orchestra. John Barousg Andrea Oser: The Chorus is a vital part of the Music Department. Its members are students who are programmed for MU-6, a music class, or who volunteer to join during their free fifth period. They perform at all the school concerts. They also bring joy to hospital patients at Christmas with their caroling. The Madrigal Singers is a relatively new part of the Department. They often perform songs of an Ecclesiastical nature. They are accompanied by recorders and violins. Mr. Pomer- antz coordinates both the Chorus and Madrigal Madrigal Singers The Stage Band is one of Stuyvesant's finest ex- tra-curricular organizations. The band performs a wide range of music. In addition to their annual concert in school, the band performs at the annual Parent's Association Dinner Dance at the Brook- lyn Navy Yard. They also perform at other Stuyve- sant functions in and out of school. The Stuyvesant H. S. Stage Band is a fine example of the high caliber of performance in the Music Department. The Symphonic Band has been an important part of the Music Department for many years. Each year, the band performs at the Winter and Spring Concerts. The band performs a great variety of musical works, everything from Greigg to Gersh- win. One additional advantage of band is that par- ticipating seniors are exempt from the 10 period shop requirement. Each year the Symphonic Band, directed by Mr. Max Watras, plays at graduation. Mr. Watras also directs the Stage Band. Stuyvesant's Music Department is a very impor- tant part of the cultural experience at Stuyvesant. ll Chorus YJSVAQ. Sopranos: Yvonne Abdallah, Brigitee Fleischer, Tania Galin, Jackie Greaves, Miriam Kadragich, Carol Kessler, Min Kim, Michelle King, Beth Klingbeil, Daphne Lacy, Denise Marriott, Andrea Mays, Miki Nakajam, Heather Nisbeth, Jerilyn Powell, Heather Preston, Janine Schmitt, Lucy Shen Altos: Irene Bleiweiss, Lenore Boya, Mary Calabrese, Christine Casson, Lisa Cioffi, Rebecca Cooke, Laila Dalack, Marie Desroisiere, Winnie Eng, Amy Gallent, Joy Gallione, Terry Gargour, Susan Hargett, Helen Hom, Judy Hiuce, Brenda Jackson, Ann Jacobs, Marie Jose, Anne Killourly, Beth Knobel, Jing Ku Lee, Linda Lepik, Nereida Lopez, Cindy Ng, Leslie Peterson, Nancy Pfeffer, Cathy Roberts, Sharon Saia, Karen Sheof, Audrey Wurzer, Irene Wong, Movien Yee. Tenorsg Arnold Alleyne, Aithne Bailo, Ian Finnell, Robert Fowler, Cary Hirshon, Gordon Hong, Tom Mallios, Jimena Martinez, David Peng, David Spitzer, Basses: Jimmy Gryga, Robert Matteson, James McDonald, Mike Oakes, Raymond Ramos, Teddy Shulman, Greg Skinner, Lonnie Veal, Robert Warren Extras: Ghada Captan, Tim Durniak, Judy McAlister. Stage Band i i r . z- ll J Sl' Saxes: Howard Roman, Paul Vercesi, Jere Faison, Douglas Grad, Lawrence Morman Denis Edwards. man, Mike Kim. man. Rhythm: Matt Chalek, Millard Darden, George Gee, Richard Altman, Anders Wein- 1' stein, Leo Blachar, Steve Yalowitz. 1 Trumpets: Lisa Schurberg, Traian Liuba, Neil Valentine, Nancy Kechner, Danny Lip- Trombones: Sergio Herscovici, Tim Durniak, Jesus Navarro, Noah Singman, Eric Sing- S mphonic and 4 ll, V t , Conductor: Mr. Max A. Watras, Piccolo: Grace Loel'l'ler. Flutes: Victor Houser', Stuart Baron. David Barron. Robert Galker, Debbie Goldberg. Vicki Greenberg. Melanie Hines. Jane Horvit7. Douglas Jansen, Freddi Kessler, Beatrice Kienle. Melissa Lukin, Cherina Mastrantoncs, Laurie Muller, Elaine Safran, Maya Sonenberg, Sherah Stacy, Rachel Weissman, Eric Alterman. Oboes: John Darnell'. Rose Cherubin, Lisa Hirschhorn, Joseph Pato. Gary Stein, Bassoons: John McConnell, Debra Smith, Amy Tulman. Alto Clarinet: Dwight Morgan. Bass Clarinet: Stewart Ayvaliotis, Lisa Jacobson. E. llat Clarinet: William Sakas. B flat Clarinet: Peter Brown , Sandy Arkin, Judy Arnold, Henry Bloom, Janet Buck, Jonathan Cooperman, Tanya Dotson, Eric Elowitz, Kevin Glassman. Lloyd Goldberg. David Gottlieb, Michael Lev. Monika Lorenson. Seth Mardcr, Kathy Monahan, Anne Ncwgarden, Luis Richardson, Joseph Romano. Alan Rothenberg, Brian Sands, Michael Trenk. Alto Saxes: Jcre Faison, Lawrence Morman, Tony Orbach, Howard Roman. Tenor Saxes: Dean Freedman, Jeff Levine. Bari, Saxes: Dennis Edwards. French Horns: Peter Rossi Martha Carr, Barbara Hays. Warren Mick, Peter Lemieszewski, Michael Pferr. Trumpets: Traian Liuba', Lisa Schurberg , Gary Baker, Stephen Chase, Nancy Kechner, Leonard Kirsch, Marty Kosoff. Danny Lipman, Steven Paschall. Gary Purwin, Paul Tartell, Neil Valentine, Per Veraas, Jonathan Weiss. Trombones: Tim Durniak, Sergio Herscoviei, Peter Kronenbcrg, Jesus Navarro, William Spielman. Baritone Horns: Gregory Daleck, Ira Lichtman, Michael Mena. Tuba: Lawrence McCreary, Eric Singman, Noah Singman. String Bass: Bryan Abell. Tympani: Marty Sonnenlield. Percussion: Matthew Chalek, Russell Fuhrer, Mark Piszko. Kevin Kenney. Concertmaster. 'Section Leader S rnphonic Orchestra jfs J ,, ' M4-4 ,- ZQWL1, WJ, , .' : ymM4M.'.,xi ft A f, W gc iffy , We 'aim 4 if , ' , 'I . fpgzi' 4 ,li f . Q-' 5 V ', . Fi. Q BW i ' 15 r la ' f , 5 , 1 V ff iw . ' -'-- . 'ze' , o - 1 7 If ff Q 4 - V .5 M any . 4 V ,, Y it 1 4: , 1 if it f A V . 9 ,Z - ' 1 ' lr' A 27 A, ., 5 :Zi Z 7 VL, if 4 . . 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Susan Radermachcr, Eve Waldron. Flutes: Sheila Chase, Melanie Hines, Grace Locfller, Chcrina Mastrantones, Elaine Safran. Oboes: Rose Cherubin, John Darnell. Lisa Hirschhorn, Joseph Plato, Ray Kurian. Clarinets: Peter Brown. Lloyd Goldberg. Tanya Dotson. Bassoons: John McConnell. Debra Smith. French Horns: Martha Carr, Peter Lemieszewski. Michael Pferr, Peter Ross, Trombones' Peter Kronenberg, Jesus Navarro, Noah Singman. Percussion: Louis Heit. Martin Sonnenleld. Conccrtmaster. ' Section Leader. '54, 1 ,A A .417 1 fs.-2 ..,,ffw.,,1 1 VU X, dfvjg., - ' f x Q 7'-1' ,,f,:z N 5' 'liz 'f ,Q f 32:1 ,3 - ,- fan gi ' ,I . . .af f 1 ' ,M-5 ' ,Q 1 : - .,.4,:i 1 1 . ,Lx 2 .V 1 -2 ' , 2 1 v x f fi ik Q 'ei X x R , ,S If ' QKMIGU, 1 ' 'iq XY, 2 x K 4 2 x S 'Q 5 Q, fl, -2 ig , Q . 5 3:4 5 Earjz, ,,W' N. E X . 171 C wg.. , 'J441 . fi , F2573 , , , X 107 Q X fi X Q4 I M I WIC .xg yi X N .J -9 Q z':f5iW' n f V Wfufk rf M' 71615459921 WW 424:mfW9W?z 5A ' f 4949754654 zpgik 'ax Vi K X Qllf, if I ' 1? 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'- I it ' 55' , 9 , ,fa 1 fl ff , , SALLY ABOLITZ Gold Certg Nat, Letter of Commendationg Math Team. PETER AGUILAR National Merit Scholar- ship Semi-Finalistg Festi- val ofthe Arts. LEROY ALEXANDER Bronze Certs.g Varsity Basketball Team. MICHAEL ANERELLA Silver Cert.g Sci. Awardg Math Awardg Softball Team. FRANK ACCETTA Exec. Ed.-Nucleusg Photo Ed.-Forumg Cali- perg Vice. Pres.Physics Club. RAYMOND AIELLO ROBERT ALLEN Aristag Gold Cert.g Nat. Merit Scholarship Semi- finalistg Math Cert. NICK ANGELIS Bronze Cert.g Chess Clubg Library Squadg Dean's Office Monitor INGRID ADAMSONS Aristag Nat. Letter of Commendationg Girl's Varsity Swim Teamg Features Ed.-Spectator. LEONARD AKSELROD Business Mgr.-Indicator. JASON ALTER Nat. Letter of Commen- dationg Magic Clubg Li- brary Squad. GEORGE ANKUTA Ski Clubg Peer Group. RICHARD ANTHONY Aristag Baseball Teamg Football Teamg Track Team. JUDITH ARNOLD Aristag Gold Cert.g Bandg Business Mgr.-Spectator. ELLEN AXELROD Silver Cert.g Off. Cl. 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JOEL ATKATZ- RODRIGUEZ Basketball Teamg Foot- ball Teamg Track Teamg Aspira Club. LAURA D. BARBIERI Bronze Cert,g S.U, Treas.g Budget Comm. Chrmn.g Big Sibling. WILLIAM BATTINO Aristag Silver Cert.g Bowling Teamg Sing. JANE BECKER Aristag Silver Cert.g Cho- rusg Bio-Med. Times. V MICHAEL BERG Aristag Gold Certs.g Chess Clubg Physics Squad. MARC BECKERMAN Wi NEIL BERGER Gold Certs.g Nat. Letter of Commendationg Math Cert,g Political Science Club. CRAIG BEECHAM LISA BERGTRAUM Aristag Gold Cert.g Nat. Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalistg Assoc. Ed.- Spectator. ERIC BERMAN MATTHEW C. BERNSTEIN ROSLYN Soccer Teamg Tennis Team. V. LISA A. BING Bronze Cert.g Outstand- ing Negro Studentg Glee Clubg Chem Office Mon- itor. Silver Cert.g Nat. Merit Scholarship Semi-Fina- listg Exec. Interng Fenc- ing Team. LISA E. BING Bronze Certs.g Guidance Office Monitorg Sing. BERNSTEIN Aristag Gold Cert.g Ed.- in-Chief-Itton Ivrig Bio- Med Society. DENNIS BIZZELL Cross Country Track Teamg Track Teamg Sing. , g af . ,aj Q I W ' - -W -3 ' ' V . '.?7'.41. ff: WL it 'JJ' f I 'Vt-if if-.2 rffls 44.-f 41 Q Wfvf i ,fi 5. , i , -. . 4 -,.a1,,,,-5 g ,. -- M , f 'B ' X V ' . f ,ef GORDON BENNETT Silver Cert.g Nat. Merit Scholarship Semi-Fina- list. KENNETH BERKOWITZ Caliperg Arsenic and Old Lace g Fiorello g Sing. MARK BEST-SETLECH Football Team. LEONARDO BLACHAR Aristag Silver Cert.g Var- sity Track Teamg Stage Band. IRA BERG N.Y. Times Rep.g Back- gammon Clubg Magic Clubg Sing. DONNA BERMAN Bronze Cert.g Student Announcerg Varsity Swimming Teamg Voice. ,ML VINIT BHATT Aristag Silver Cert.g Li- brary Squad. DAVID BLANK Off. Cl. Senatorg Chess Clubg Chess Teamg Bio. Lab Monitor. DANIEL BLAU Gold Cert.g Ed. - Nucle- usg Bio-Med Soc.g Origi- nator - Physics Club. RICHARD BOTTJER Off. Cl. Monitor. ., ,Mg 41 f 1 GERARD BREWSTER Outstanding Negro Stu- dentg Football Teamg Track Teamg Black Stu- dent's League. ALAN BROWNSTEIN Aristag Voiceg Antares. n, , j, 'P ' i Z .f 3 I 1 Q is I yin- DP' . ai X If ste, f If , SIOBHAN BODT Bronze Cert.g Bio-Med Societyg Leader's Club. ATHANASIOS BOUTIS Office. Cl. Vice- Senatorg Baseball Teamg Football Teamg Soccer Team. IAN BRODRICK Jr. Aristag Gymnastics Teamg Indicatorg Video Club. MITCHELL BRUDNO Silver Cert.g Spectatorg Bio-Med Soc.g Radio Club. STEVEN BOLTON Gold Cert.g Bio-Med So- cietyg Radio Clubg Bio. Lab Squad. SUSAN BOWERS Silver 8a Bronze Certs.g Spanish Tutorg Library Squad, if - 1' n ,ja LZ' ff ., 1 ffl' .f 'vb' f ' ,Q z., , V ff- . t , .1 ' , ,mi t s ,ff K' f Hifi fi it A , V lfr ' . ' , .a - , MARK BROSTOFF Silver Cert.g Bowling Teamg Tennis Teamg Star Trek Club. ERIC BUCHALTER Aristag Gold Cert.g Jr. Arista FRANCISCO BONILLA Gold Cert.g Nat. Merit Scholarship Semi-Fina- listg Soccer Team. AMY BOYER 6 , X.. . E12 ' A DARRYL BROWN Bronze Cert.3 Bio-Med Society.g Black Student's Leagueg Varsity Basket- ball Team. CHARLES BUCHHOLTZ I DONALD BONIN Aristag Gold Cert.g Capt.-Math Teamg Ed.- Math Survey. l L DEBORAH BRANCH Silver Cert.g Track Teamg Indicatorg Boost- ers. MITCHELL BROWN Bronze Cert.g Monitor- Principal 8L Dean, Chess Club. PATTY BUCKMANN Silver Cert.g Initiated Gourmet Cooking Club. 1 X I i QQ! ANDREW BURGER Silver Cert.g Varsity Baseballg Varsity Track. - 1 l NATALIE BYFIELD Sr. Cl. Co-Treasurerg Typing Ed.-Indicatorg Track Teamg Executive Comm. NEIL CANTER S.T.P. Alternateg Off. Cl. Senatorg Off. Cl. Vice- Senatorg Sing. DAVID CARTER Mgr. - Baseball Teamg Physics Lab Assist.g Bio Lab Assist. M . KAREN BURKE IndoorjOutdoor Trackg Indicatorg Bio-Med Soci- etyg Black Student's League. AVIS BYNUM Off. Cl. Treas.g Com- mended Negro Studentg Chorusg Bronze Cert. GHADA CAPTAN Aristag Chorusg Madri- gal Singersg Kaleido- scope. ' I . LYNN CARYL Gymnastics Teamg Track Teamg Frisbee Club: Backpacking Club. MATTHEW BURNS Silver Cert.g Gymnastics Team. I' ix SX 1 f GEOFFREY CABRERA Bronze Cert.g Spanish Cert.g Varsity Football Teamg Spanish Club. CATHY CAREY Silver Cert.g Nat. Letter of Commendationg Fo- rumg Initiated Gourmet Cooking Club. ANTOINETTE CASSETTA Silver Cert.g Indicatorg Guidance Office Moni- IOF. ANGELA BURTON Nat. Letter of Commen- dationg Literary Ed.-In- dicatorg Track Teamg Sing. t THOMAS CALABRO Silver Cert.g Varsity Football Teamg Softball Teamg Spanish Club. ALAN CARLTON Capt.-Football Teamg Sports Advisory Council. LAWRENCE CASSON Arista: Gold Cert.g Fenc- ing Teamg Ski Club. JACK BURTON Bronze Certs.g Nat. Let- ter of Commendationg Pres.-Radio Club. 12 ll' .., 1, . 1 fa 4: , f 1 gf ,f fy. Qu, 2 f y, L ,M , ' ALISON CAMP Silver 8: Bronze Certs.g Jr. Acad. of Sci.g Kalie- doscopeg Volleyball Team. MARTHA CARR Bronze Cert.g Bandg Or- chestrag Forum. LEONARD CASSUTO Aristag Gold Cert.g Chess Teamg Chess Club. JAMES CASTRO-BLANCO S.T.P. Rep.g Off. Cl. Vice-Senatorg N.Y. Times Repg Sing. SUSAN CHAN Aristag Gold Cert.g As- soc. Ed.-Kaleidoscopeg Library Squad. LUCY CHEN Aristag Gold Cert,g Track Teamg Kaleidoscope. ARNELLA CHONG Boosterg Indicatorg Black Student's League. MATTHEW CHALEK Aristag Gold Cert.g Or- chestrag Symphonic 8: Stage Bands. CHESTER CHAO Off. Cl. Senatorg Fencing Teamg Bio-Med Society. EDWARD CHEVERE 1 Av-V A . MELODY CHOY Bronze Certs.g Bio Lab Squadg Indicatorg Cho- rus. BENSON CHAN Bronze Cert.g Oriental Club. EDWARD CHAPNICK Aristag Nat. Letter of Commendationg Capt. Physics Lab. Squad. WON-LING CHEW 41 JOI CHRISTO Silver 8: Bronze Certs.g Indicatorg Singg Library Squad. DORIS CHAN Spanish Certg Silver Cert. DAVID CHARNEY Gold Certs.g Nat. Letter of Commendationg Chairman of Tutoring Com.- Arista. DORIS CHIU Bronze Cert.g 1975 Post- er Contest Winnerg Indi- catorg Oriental Club. 2 - ANNIE CHU Aristag Silver Cert.g Bio- Med Soc.g Library Squad. GEOVANNA CHAN Bronze Cert.g Oriental Club. JAIME CHEE Karate Club. X, u.,2,51'iA?- HELEN CHOI Silver 8: Bronze Certs.g Library Squad. BERNICE CHU Bronze Cert.g Library Squad. LAI CI-IU Gold Cert. ,,,,,..,, , ,,,, .I Q., Ki , - l'f:lQJ? . ,gall KJ ' . all BERTRAM CLARK Gold Cert.g National Letter of Commenda- tiong History Cert.g Black Student's League. 41 PAULA COOKE Students Against Sex- ism. 'v 7' t 1 I A PATRICIA D'AGUILAR Bronze Cert.g Indicator. MICHAEL CHU Office Cl. Vice Senatorg Tennis Teamg Oriental Clubg Chess Club. PAUL COGLITORE ALEX CROWE Bio Lab Monitor. DANIEL DADOURIAN Aristag Silver Cert,g Chem. Awardg Chem. Squad. T. 115' SUET CHUNG Bronze Certs.g Bio-Med Soc.g Indicatorg Oriental Club. MONTE COHEN Math Cert.g Off-Cl. Treas.g Spectator. SANTA CRUZ Silver 8: Bronze Certs.g Pub. SpeakerHuman Re- lations Club. GREGORY DALACK Vice Pres.-Aristag Nat. Letter of Commenda- tiong French Cert.g As- soc. Ed.-Spectator. ALLEN CIHAK Indicatorg Frisbee Clubg Ski Club. ROGER COHEN Swimming Teamg Ski Clubg Backpacking Club. TAKASHI CURD NAN DANIELS Seekers Club. WILLIAM CIMBOL Nat. Letter of Commen- dationg Backgammon Club. CYNTHIA COLEMAN Track Team: Boostersg Public Speaking Clubg Black Student's League. JOHN D'AGNESE Silver Cert.g Baseball Team. .IANINE VICTORIA DA SILVA Ed.-in-Chief Indicatorg Silver Certs.g Outstand- ing Negro Studentg Steering Comm.-Black Students League. MICHAEL DAVISON Bronze Cert.g Off. Cl. Senator. HARRISON DILL Varsity Fencing Teamg Wilderness Travel Clubg Indicator. PATRICK DOUGHERTY Gold Cert.g Indoor 8a Outdoor Trackg Cross Country Team. SUSAN DWORETSKY Pres.-Aristag Vice Pres. - Jr. Aristag Sing. THOMAS DEBOISSIERE Aristag Off. Cl. Senatorg Stage Squad. f, MATTHEW DILLER Aristag Gold Cert.g Nat. Letter of Commenda- tiong Vice Pres.-Strategic Games Club. I ... . DONNA DOZIER Outdoor Track Teamg Cheerleading Squadg In- dicator. THOMAS DYEVICH Silver Cert.g Capt. Varsi- ty Baseball Teamg Varsi- ty Basketball Team. ROBESPIERRE DEL RIO Silver Cert.g Handball Team. BERNARD DOLINGTON Silver Cert.g Math Teamg Physics 8: Math Offices Monitorg Usher Squad. LISA DRESNER Bio. Cert.g Bio-Med Soc.g Pres. Young Judea Clubg Jewish Identity Club. Q . JOCELYN S. ECKSTEIN Silver Certs.g College Of- lice Monitor. 'iY '1v JOHN DE NATALE Fencing Team. STEVE DOMINITZ Gold Cert.g Swimming 8: Baseball Teamsg Mgr.- Girls Swimming Teamg Off. Cl. Vice Senator. MORGAN DRISCOLL Bronze Cert.g Library Ass't. JONATHAN EDWARDS Chess Clubg Chess Teamg S.T.P. DAVID DIAMOND JAMES DOUGHERTY Football Teamg Indoor- Outdoor Trackg Cross- Country Trackg Softball Team. TIMOTHY DURNIAK Silver Cert.g Stage Squadg Stage Bandg Or- chestra. PHILIP EISENBERG Gold Certs.g Nat. Letter of Commendationg Foot- ball Teamg Track Team. JEFF EISMAN Gold Certs.g Jewish Heri- tage Clubg Monitor for English Office. I W 14,4-,,. A ,gf -2 -fc, ' ., -W V - aww: . -A-f -. ' mg? f ' ' ., gr, A 4 .gg 1 gf A fr M I A ,l E . 4 , . Hx ,N ' ff, I , C- ,,,f'f AT.,gf +1f1 'r 'i'i5 QU f ff 5-iff 4 X ' f' .' , ,rf-4354 I t-if ' 3V55x',2i,t'5 't1,'fXff7.-gii. fwfg 25 ffvffl. PAUL ELYSHEVITZ ANNABELLE ESQUIVEL Aristag Silver Cert.g Sec.- Bio-Med Soc.g Math Soc. GLENN S. FARBER Bio-Med Societyg Fo- rumg Caliper. SETH ELGART Gold 8: Silver Certs.g Nat. Letter of Commen- dationg Frisbee Club. MICHELE EMANUELE Silver Cert.g Science Awardg Music Award From Knights of Pythias. MONICA EVANS Bronze Cert.g Nat. Merit Scholarship Semi-Fina- listg Indicatorg Grad.- Prom Comm. MICHAEL FARR Silver and Bronze Certs.g Who's Who Honor Soci- etyg Varsity Trackg Black Students League. RICHARD ELLIS Forumg Chess Club. JENNY ENG Silver Cert.g Library Squadg Oriental Club. JANE EZZARD Gymnastics Teamg Swimming Team. MICHAEL FAULKNER Soccer Team. THOMASENA ELLISON Vice-Sen.g Capt.-Boost- ersg Black Students Leagueg Indicator. JOY ENG Silver Cert.g Spanish Cert.g Seekers Christian Fellowship Leaderg Li- brary Squad. PETER EZZARD Nat. Letter of Commen- dationg Rapid Transit Clubg Sec.-Strategic Games Club. ROBERT FAUSKE Silver Cert. STEPHANA ELMORE Silver 8a Bronze Certs.g Stage Crew. MILCA ESDAILLE Track Teamg French Cert.g Kaleidoscopeg Li- brary Squad. JOHN FABER Bronze Certs.g Nat. Let- ter of Commendationg French Cert.g Jr. Varsity Football. JAMES FAYBIK Bronze Cert. JUDITH FEINGOLD DEIRDRE FINN Swimming Teamg Cali- perg Guitar Club. DANIEL FONG Bronze Cert.g Off. Cl. Treas.g Oriental Club. l DAVID FRANK Aristag Nat. Merit Schol- arship Semi-Finalistg Ed.-Bio-Med Timesg Bi- centennial Scholar. MICHAEL FEINSTEIN Jr. Aristag Silver Cert.g Ed.-Bio-Med Timesg Softball Team. SETH FISCHER Advisor-Peer Sex Groupg Pres.-Magic Clubg Stage and Make-Up Crew for Fiorello. GLENDA FORDE J DEAN FREEDMAN Jr. Presg Assoc, Ed. Fo- rumg Singg Big Sibling. JONATHAN FELDMAN MICHAEL FITZGERALD Caliperg Backpacking Club. RAFE R. FOSTER Gold Cert.g Nat. Letter of Commendationg Mgr.- S.U. Store. JAY FRIEDMAN Bronze Cert.g Jr. Varsity Baseball 9 Frisbee 8: Ad- vanced Scoping Teams. LESLIE FETIK JOHN FLEISCHMANN BENNIE FRANCIS Basketball Team. LARRY FRIEDMAN OLIVER FINE Gold Cert.g French Certg Ed.-in-Chief Forum' Strategic Games Club. a .5351 ' . 1 , if fx I , . A ,, X X , AGNES FONG VICTOR FRANCO Gold Cert.g Silver Certs.g Bronze Cert.g Varsity Football Team. GAIL FROIMAN Aristag Gold Cert.g Nat. Merit Scholarg Assoc. Ed.-Voice. f' XF GLENN FRONTERA Varsity Footballg Singg Security Squad. ...Q GEORGE GABRIELE Silver Cert.g Spanish Cert.g Co-Capt. Gymnas- tics Team. MATTHEW GARFINKEL Gold Cert.g Silver Cert.: Basketball Teamg Ski Club. PATRICK GENTILE Gold Cert. PHILLIP FROST Silver SL Bronze Certs.g Capt. Handball Teamg Black Students Leagueg Security Squad. GRETCHEN GALE Black Student's Leagueg Cheerleading Squadg In- dicatorg Spark. BILL GARTHAFFNER Handball Team. ANDREW GETZFELD Gold SL Bronze Certs.g Kaleidoscopeg English Office Monitor. lg!! 4' 4. I fa 1 fi. JAMES FRY Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalistg Ed. An- taresg Caliper. 1 Nat. SAMIR GANDHI Kaleidoscope. f ' . , f- 1 1-13 A 'f - 'lie ' Q., . - ,,,,,f' , ,I zz , V- 1 ,l - V?-' f - J :Z3 LV? 5 ' , . rlil 4 f ff TROY GASKIN Varsity Basketball Teamg Black Students League. CHERYL GIBBS Steering Comm.g Boost- ersg Black Students League. KATHRYN FSADNI Silver Cert.g Off. Cl. Senatorg Stage Squadg Arista Tutoring Comm. SHIRYL GANTT Achievement Prog. Semi-finalistg Gold Cert.g Spanish Cert.g Black Stu- dent's League. A-W' 15,74f STEVEN GEE I Aristag Gold Cert.g Ten- nis Teamg Bio-Med Soci- ery. JOAN GIBSON Gold Cert.g Bio. Cert.g Ski Clubg Pres.-Horse- back Riding Club. ELLIOT FUHR Gold Cert.g Treas. Politi- cal Science Clubg Physics 8: History Office Moni- l0r. MAGDA T. GARCIA Aristag Indicatorg Kalei- doscope. TED GEIER Nat. Letter of Commen- dationg Off. Cl. Vice Sen- atorg Voiceg Chairman Film Committee. ELENA GLASBERG Off. Cl. Vice Senatorg Volleyball Teamg Track Teamg Fencing Team. SHARON GLASSER Bronze Cert.g Swimming Teamg Indicatorg Ski Club. JEFFREY GOLDFARB Bronze Cert.g Bio-Med Society. MARK GOMEZ Silver Certs.g Softball Team. MARCY GORDON Aristag Silver Cert.g Sen- ator Program Officer and Comm. RENEE GLICKLICH Silver Cert.g Public Speaking Clubg Hebrew Club. JOSHUA GOLDIN Aristag Frisbee Teamg Table Tennis Clubg Latin Club. JOSEPHINE GONZALEZ Girl's Track 8: Fieldg Girl's Cross Countryg SPARK. ,. GORDON GOULD Aristag Gold Cert.g Math Teamg Usher Squad. LAURA GLOBUS Public Speaking Clubg Ski Clubg School Photog- rapher. ANDREW GOLDNER Silver Cert.g Track Teamg Ski Clubg Forum. MARY ANN GONZALEZ Bronze Cert.g Spanish Awardg Orchestrag Bio- Med Soc. CLIFF GOVIER Guitar Club. aff' f SUSAN GODFREY Silver 8: Bronze Certs.g Singg Security Squadg Li- brary Squad. BARRY GOLDSPIEL Aristag Sec.-Tres. Jr. Aristag Jr. Math Teamg Math Survey. RICHARD GOODMAN Bronze Cert. BERNARD GRAHAM Bronze Certs. .t x 23- f' 4' 5 .ff ' ., li . 1 g,W:'.r , a.-ff .1 I . I . , x ' ll DEBORAH GOLDBERG Sr. and Jr. Aristag Gold Cert.g Nat. Letter of Commendation. STEVEN GOLDSTEIN Softball Teamg Imper- sonation Soc. Q '45-a f- - 512' --Qs atr ,Q -. ' ' '- ,A ' 2545- 5 . if-Y j Kyguaf' J., - fwzz-f - 57221 7 R6 A '??f'j? ' mg. . . ' STEVEN GORCEY Gym Leaders Club. ia., Tig! : I .Q I .fri 15... ni we-A . .4 1 . . THERESA GRAHAM vi.. DAVID GRANT Math Team Capt.g Edi- tor-in-Chief Math Sur- veyg Math Soc.g Chess Club. it -i 1 2 CORNELL GREEN Off. Cl. Senatorg An- tares. BENJAMIN GROSSMAN Nat. Letter of Commen- dationg Bronze Cert.g Strategic Games Club JOSEPH HAM 'M Z DOREEN GRANT Black Students League. VICKI GREENBERG Com. Chairperson of Aristag Gold Cert.g Bandg Ski Club. RAUL GROSZ Silver Cert.g Strategic Games Clubg Bio-Med Soc.g Math Soc. DOROTHY GRAY Spanish Cert.g German Cert.g Greek Club. X in TLC! .4 .ff 'ALLYSON GREENE Silver Cert.g Nat. Letter of Commendationg Indi- catorg Kaleidoscope. KENNETH HABER Aristag Soccer Teamg Sports Advisory Comm. ! , ' if . .I. , ,. A ..: pl N i f ff- 1, 2 W. if . 2 , ' , ,ya - ,V 4 'VD I .1 1 ,327 EDWARD GRAY Silver Cert.g Cross Coun- try Team Capt.g Wres- tling Team Capt.g Indoor Track. TODD WESLEY GREENWOOD mv! HENRY HACKER Silver Cert. Gymnastics Teamg Radio Clubg Chem Lab Monitor. '.',- 1 f may V V 1, Q 'wr JAY HANDLIN A PETER HANG MICHAELA HAREL Silver Cert-Z Nat- Letter Oriental Club. Arista: Gold Cert.g of Commendationg Fo- Chamber Music Groupsg rumg Sing. French Tutoring. 44 rag, . ,gg ANGELA GREEN Silver Cert.g French 8: Math Tutorg Zoology Lab Monitorg Liabrary Squad. STACY Silver Cert.g Horseback Riding Club. GRILL DOUGLAS HAGWOOD Silver Cert.g Friends of Music Scholarshipg Sing. ROBERT HASTEDT Gold Cert.g French Awardg Earth Science Award. P1 5 0 A ef' BARBARA HAYS Bronze Cert.g Bandg Stage Crew. HERNAN HERNANDEZ Sr. Class Pres.g Jr. Class Vice Pres.g Assoc. Ed.- Forumg Off. Cl. Senator. DANIEL HO Aristag Gold-Cert.g Vice- Senatorg Bio-Med Times. ADAM HOLZMAN Silver Certs. Q- z STUART HECHT Bio Ass'tg Physics Ass't. SERGIO HERSCOVICI Bronze Cert.g Wrestling Teamg Bandg Orchestra. ROSEMARIE HO Bronze Cert.g Chancel- lor's Roll of Honorg Pub- lic Speaking Clubg Dean's Office. ANNA HOM Jr. Aristag Gold 8a Silver Cert.g Track Teamg Guidance Office Moni- tor. A i . 1 jf? g Af . 4 if 'Z . .4-aff X ? fzxx e KEVIN HERBERT KARIM HIRANI Bronze Certs.g French Cert.g J.V. Soccer Teamg Varsity Ping Pong Team. CLARE HOEPPNER Swimming Teamg Singg S.U. Office Staffg Big Sibling. PAT HOM Aristag Gold Cert.g Nat. Letter of Commenda- tiong School Productions. MATTHEW HERBSTMAN Gold Cert.g Chem. 8: Physics Lab. Monitorg College Office Monitor. LISA HIRSCHHORN Aristag Gold Cert.g Nat. Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendationg Capt. Swimming Team. KURT HOLLANDER Sophomore Vice-Pres.g Wrestling Teamg Frisbee Team. MAN HON Gold Cert.g Oriental Club. WILLIAM HERMAN LARRY HIRSH Bronze Cert.g Off. Class Treasurer. MARTA HOLLISTER S.T.P.Rep.g Arsenic 8: Old Laceng Fiorello g Sing. GORDON HONG Aristag Treas.-Oriental Clubg Chorus-Pianistg Nat. Letter of Commen- dation. .Q ',,A' 'f V I i..i 1 'L 45,0 , I 1 fi . l I 4 4' , , ,',, MAY HONG KEVIN HORNE Nat. Letter of Commen- dationg Track Teamg In- dicatorg Black Student's MARYANN HUIE Aristag Silver EL Bronze Certs.g Bio-Med Soc.g Oriental Club, PHILIP JACKSON ROY HONG Aristag Gold Cert.g Off. Cl. Vice Senatorg Kalei- doscope. MONICA HORNER Latin Clubg Physics Squadg Girls Gym Lead- er Clubg Hebrew Dance Club. KENNETH HUSSEY Bronze Cert.g Guitar Clubg Karate Club. WAYNE JACKSON Spokcsmang Black Stu- dent's League. , ..,ff -vi' I f if g: 'yea' , ,. 'W v l Q . ROSEANNE HOO Bronze Cert.g Sec.-Ori- ental Clubg Indicator. VICTOR HOUSER Aristag Gold Cert.g Nat. Letter of Commenda- tiong Co-Capt.-Debating Team. DAVID IACOVELLI Ski Clubg Spectatorg Usher Squad. MITCHELL JACOBS JOHN HOOGSTEDEN Silver 84 Bronze Certs.g Capt.-Varsity Swimming Teamg Program Comm.g Usher Squad. MONICA HOWARD Bronze 84 Silver Certs.g Math 8: Spanish Awardsg Co-Capt.- Cheerleadin JANE IMPALLARIA Bronze Cert. RANDY JACOBS l ' DALE HORN Gold Cert.g Indicator. SHIRLEY HUI Arista: Gold 8a Silver Certs.g Kaleidoscopeg Oriental Club. ROBERTA E. ITNER Girls Gymnastics Teamg Editor-Caliper. DAVID JAQUIER STUART JENNEWEIN Bronze Cert.g Capt.- Bowling Teamg German Clubg Security Squad. . , s,.N S I ,zx ? . ,'... 7: '.'- 1-nie. MYRTLE JONAS Silver Cert.g Forumg Col- lege Office Monitor. GRACE J UNG NADEEN KAPLAN Silver 8: Bronze Certs.g Hebrew Club. sl CAROLE JOHNSON Spokesmang Black Stu- dent's League. Fm iiiii I LORETHA JONES S.U. Pres.g S.T.P. Rep.g Soph. Caucus Pres.g Capt.-Girl's Fencing Team. LAURA JUSTICE Bronze Cert.g Spanish Cert.g Off. Cl. Senatorg Indicator. SUSAN KARAVANIC Outdoor Trackg Co- Chairman Bicentennial Clubg Indicatorg Senior Sing. DONZALEE JOHNSON Co.-Capt. Boostersg Ed.- in Chief Spokesmang Black Student's League. HILARY JORDAN Black Student's Leagueg Indicatorg Steering Comm.g Spokesman MICHELE KAHANE Aristag Gold Certs.g Co- Art Ed.-Caliper. LLOYD KASHDAN STEVEN JOHNSON Gold 8a Silver Certs.g Wrestling Teamg Black Students League. DANIEL JOSENHANS Capt.-Chess Teamg Cross Country Track Team. DANY KALISI. Mgr.-Track Teamg Mgr.- Soccer Teamg Mgr.- Boy's 8: Girl's Gymnas- tics Teams. STEVEN KATZ Silver Cert.g Guitar Clubg Radio Clubg Gym Leader. WILLIAM JOHNSON Silver Cert.g Wrestling Teamg Bio-Med Soc. ALYNNE JOSHUS Nat. Letter of Commen- dation. EDDIE KAMINSKI Silver Certs.g Baseball Teamg Off. Cl. Treasur- erg Ski Club. VICTORIA KAZMERSKI Stage Squad Captain. . 1 ! fjq f 1- X' 'K x 1,9 51 m y JO ANNE KELLY ils.. MARY KIM Jr. Aristag Gold 8: Silver Certs.g Bio-Med Soc.g Li- brary Squad. DANIEL KLUGER Silver Cert.g Orchestra. - , W ' U X i 1 . iz w STATHY KOUFIDAKIS Aristag Treas. Greek Clubg Silver 81. Bronze Cert.g Math 8L Spanish Cert. 44... GEORGE KICHURA Gold Cert.g Co-Capt. Basketball Teamg Cross Country Teamg Track Team. .IAYNE KIMMEL Silver 8: Bronze Certs.g Mgr.-Soccer, Track, Footballg Chem, Moni- t0I'. NANCY KO Aristag Forumg Orienta Clubg French Tutor, xl X f X X ,' 1 rl ANDREW KOUKOULAS Bronze Cert.g Varsity Footballg Handball Teamg Hellenic Ameri- can Club. RONALD KIENE Baseball Team. VALERIE KIRKBY Nat. Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalistg Black Stu- dent's Leagueg Library Squad. THOMAS KOEBERLING Nat. Letter of Commen- dationg Attendance Of- fice Monitor. THOMAS KOUTELOS Off. Cl. Senatorg Soccer Teamg Pres.-Hellenic American Club. BEATRICE KIENLE Aristag Gold Certs.g Gold Scholarship Certs. from the Literary Society Foundation: Band. MICHELE KLEIMAN Silver Cert.g Kaleides- copeg Indicator g Track Team. WOOD KONG STEVE KOVALEVSKY Silver Cert. 7 , ,pf I f 3 1 iff 514 'We , , , ,. ,swf I .A .17 af? , mg, CHARLES KIM Aristag Gold Certs.g Bio- Med Soc.g Bicentennial Scholar. STUART KLIENFELDER ANDREW KOOPMAN Gold Cert.g Capt. Physics Squad. MICHAEL KOZACZEK Silver Cert.g Russian Awardg Pres.-Russian Club. LESLIE KRAMER DAVID KUGLER Bronze Cert.g Varsity Football. .417 VERONICA LEACH Boosterg Indicatorg Steer- ing Com.-Black Stu- dent's League. HELEN LEE Silver Cert.g Library Squad. MLADEN KRESIC Silver Certs.g Football Teamg Ski Clubg Off. Cl. Treas. MARCY KULMAN Swimming Teamg Phys. Ed. Off. ALBERT LEE Silver Cert.g Oriental Culture Clubg Jr. Acade- my of Scienceg Library Squad. JONATHAN LEE Off. Cl. Vice-Senatorg Forumg Pres.-Politics 8a Economics Club. ,.,f .,y GRETCHEN KREVIT Public Speaking Clubg Chorusg Sing. MARGARITA LABOY Silver Cert.g Hebrew Cert.g Indicator. ANNA LEE KWOK LEE Soccer Team. JENNY KUAN Bronze Cert.g Indicatorg Oriental Club. 0 . . X 0 DENNY LAM Silver Cert.g Bio. 8L French Certs.g Oriental Club. BENSON LEE NANCY LEE Silver Cert.g Spanish Cert.g Oriental Club. MARC KUBE Nat. Letter of Commen- dationg Debating Soc. JEAN-JACQUES LARREA Nat. Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalistg Exec.-Ed.- Nucleus. GERMAINE LEE Black Studentg Leagueg Spokesman. PHILIP LEE 4 ., f -1 -.J .WV .3 ' fi wfgi j., SHIRLEY LEE Silver 8: Bronze Certs.g Spanish Cert. RINI-SULTANA LEKAI Orchestrag Spectatorg Hellenic-American Clubg Ski Club. CARL LEVINE S.T.P. Rep.g Off. Cl. Senatorg Caliperg Forum. ESTHER LEVY Aristag Silver Cert.g Glee Clubg Program Comm. .ani na XX STANLEY LEE Silver Cert.g Nat. Letter of Commendationg Chess Clubg English Office Monitor. PETER LEMIESZEWSKI Silver Cert.g Sr. Band 8a Orchestra. DANIEL LEVINE 'ESV KAREN LEVY Silver Cert.g Cheerlead- erg Swimming Teamg In- dicator. , W wg of f ,- SAV X ' ffffyf agffft. Q., WOOSIK LEE iii' S ' Z .,... lx x 2' :isa E :PJ-2:11-ea KATHY LEONG Gold Cert.g Spanish Cert.g Spectatorg Orien- tal Club. JEFFREY LEVINE Silver Cert.g Nat. Merit Scholarship Semi-fina- listg Bio 8a Chem Certs.g Off. Cl. Senator. JONATHAN LEWIN Gold Cert.g Nat. Merit Scholarship Semi-fina- listg Chess Teamg Co- Pres. Humor Soc. kno, YEEMOON LEE Chorusg Guitar Clubg Oriental Clubg Jr. Cau- cus Disco Party Coordin- ator. WEBSTER LEUNG Bronze Cert.g Oriental Clubg Backgammon Clubg Rapid Transit Club. JEFFREY LEVINSON Aristag Nat. Letter of Commendationg Assoc. Editor Math Surveyg Bowling Team. JANINE LEWIS Nat. Letter of Commen- dationg Off. Cl. Senatorg Boostersg SPARK. JEFFREY LEIBOWITZ Bio-Med Socg Radio Club. MARSHA LEVELL Girls Track Teamg Indi- catorg Black Student's Leagueg Sing. fx? WJ . .... ' Z ,. I ,I - -- f v , -, ffm ' f. 4 15 tn ,. If . 'f Q ?:1ii: 'iQ552-Fat f:g5- jzzglgfz 1 :isgfzlfi ff:-:, H H'-sv 545 ig:-:.'. 1-.jimi-5 f? : 'V ff'v:?:4sGs.f2ifU1a-sini .p ' -V .. 41:-:.f19-Z Effa'1E:. :fan 57 as 1-1 1fLi2'.f.2':-12:-um:-4 a .-asIeizrfs-1:12.11-:J-1:ewan 7 4:g.f .4 ufffg-.12-1' . .,--as.-1'-.1:,..:r..5.,.g,g-'-5 SETH LEVRANT Silver Cert.g French Cert.g Computer Math Societyg Library Squad. LYDIA L. LEWIS Mgr. 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PHILIP LY , :Egg . . 53.3 -iff: 4 f 1 :ig A A t ...-.Lx Kat an .ea .S.m. ROBERT LITTLE DEIDRE LOMICKA Indicatorg Sing. TYRONE LOPEZ TINA MACK Silver Cert.g Bio-Med Soc.g Oriental Clubg Li- brary Squad. MIRIAM MAHDAVIANI Aristag Silver 8a Gold Certs.g W., ,,,. , . ,,,A,ZW 'f ff PHYLIS MANNERS Bronze Cert.g Boostersg Indicatorg Black Stu- dent's League. , 1, J ur t 4, 4 1 r , ' 'fa f Qu '-4 'T 'vu-SV 4' 'V ,,... W ' -LQ' gf, L ' NV' ll .. . CHERINA MASTRANTONES Bronze 8: Silver Certs.g Orchestrag Greek Clubg H T 5 Ski Club. A l . 1 ,. - V -Iia iriizv I :A t A 1 , if 5041 '-Z ', NANCY MCGUINNESS Caliper: Madrigal Sing- ersg Singg American Field Service. .42-' LAURANCE MAILAENDER Bronze Cert,g Antaresg Caliperg Voice. DONNA MARCHMAN Brown University Alum- ni Assoc. Awardg Fenc- ing Teamg Caliper. BELINDA MATTUCCI Gold Cert.g Spanish Cert.g Arista Office Aidg Resource Center Aid. PATRICIA A. MCKAY Mng. Ed.-Indicatorg Off. Cl. 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X' MINDY MEYER Bronze Cert.g Library Squad. SANDRA MOKUVOS Aristag Gold Cert.g Edi- tor-in-chief Spectatorg Spring Festival. XIOMARA MOULTON fl X. fill .J-In RICHARD MENDELOWITZ WARREN MICK Band 8L Orchestra ., .4 ,V LISA MOORE Class Senatorg Gymnas- tic Teamg Cheerleading Squadg Black Student's League. STUART MOY Silver Cert.g Vice-pres.- Oriental Clubg Office Monitor. 4 ARNOLD MENDELSOHN Bronze Cert.g Nat. Let- ter of Comm.g Baseball 8: Football Teams. ANGELA MILES 'Off. Cl. Senatorg Mgr. Wrestling Teamg Mgr. Boyis Trackg Sing. z .Af ' - V f .J A ELLA. , x L -J I if 'V 5,1 mf 'V 4 f isgiififiwfig , PETER MORELAND PAUL MENDELSOHN 5, - ,,,. 3 . mf? '74 ABBE MINTZER Bronze Cert.g Chorusg Hebrew Club. sniff V 4- v ' f ' af! QI. xr 'V 1,41 X , A f v2:'::111ffMfg ' .,,. . ANGELLA MORGAN Steering Comm.-Black Students Leagueg Indica- torg Boostersg Caliper. THERESA MUIR Bronze Cert.g Caliperg Forumg Antares. PETER MUOIO Aristag Nat. Letter of Commendationg Soph. Caucus Vice Presg Off. Cl. Pres. .,, N ' MENELAOS METALIOS Silver Cert.g Varsity Football Team. MICHAEL MISCIONE Aristag Gold, Silver 8a Bronze Certs.g S.U. Sec. RAYMOND MOSS ,Silver Cert.g Varsity Wrestling Teamg Debat- ing Teamg Big Sibling. CHARLES MURPHY Aristag Gold Cert.g Off, Cl. Senatorg Big Sibling. JOHN MURPHY Off. Cl. Vice- Senatorg Students Against Sex- ismg Caliperg Forum. JW , 1-'A 1' if 'V '. ' '- , ff ' I ,, 77. kv 47,5 vn ,V 5 ' ,' 7 14,21 , fam ,, 43'aff. ffff-Z . p V V , , . V rf ,I ff If v M Q . If ' Jin, :AH Y 1, ai 1 , 1 0 ' , ' in 1 DAFNA NAPHTALI Bronze Cert.g Girls Swimming Teamg Back- packing Clubg Students Against Sexism. INGRID NEUGEBAUER Silver Cert.g Spanish Cert.g Ski Clubg Atten- dancy Office Monitor. VICTOR NGAI Bowling Teamg Oriental Clubg Judo Club. aj' wt' I DEBORAH MUSHABAC Gold Cert.g Indicatorg Off. Cl. Vice Senator. JESUS NAVARRO Silver Cert.g Stage Bandg Sr. Band. JAMES NEWMAN Gold Scholarship Cert.g Nat. Letter of Commen- dationg Security Squadg Bio Office. WAYNE NGAI PETER MYCHAJLIW Aristag Gold 81. Silver Certs.g Off. Cl. Senatorg Pres.-Ukranian Club. DAVID NEIER Silver Cert.g Bronze Cert.g RICHARD NG CHRYS NICHOLAS Athlete of the Month Cfootballjg Varsity Foot- ball Teamg Vice Pres. Greek Club. DAWN MYERS Indicatorg Boosters. STACEY NELKIN Silver Cert.g Chorusg Ski Club. ROSAMARIA NG Silver 8a Bronze Certs.g Bio-Med Soc.g Kaleido- scopeg. KENNETH NOTIS Aristag National Merit Semi-Finalistg Mang. Articles Ed.-Forumg Rapid Transit Club. HUGH NACHAMIE r In DIANE NETHERSOLE Nat. Letter of Commen- dationg Track 8: Swim- ming Teamsg Leader's Club. YUK-WAH NG Bio-Med Societyg Li- brary Squad. LEIGH NOVOG Bronze Cert.3 Literary Ed.-Nucleusg Orchestrag Caliper RALPH OBERST-VORTH Aristag Financial Mang. Forumg Track Team. LESLIE ORFUSS Junior Aristag Senior Aristag Gold Scholarship Cert.g Kaleidoscopeg Big Sibling. GERALD PAPE CASSANDRA PATTERSON Bronze Cert.g Semi-Fina- list National Achieve- mentg Track Teamg Black Student's League. JAMES OHLSTEIN Gold Cert.g Nat. Merit Scholarship Semi-Fina- listg Ski Club. DAVID OSOFSKY Wrestling Team. JOHN PARAY VICTOR PENG Silver Cert.g Varsity Wrestling Teamg Orches- tra. KENNETH ONG Aristag Singg Latin Clubg Seekers Club. ELLEN OSTAPOW Orchestrag Chamber Music. BRIAN PARSONS Mechanical Drafting Tu- tor. ANGEL PEREZ Baseball Team. MARIA ORENGO Bronze 8: Silver Cert.g Spanish Cert.g Kaleido- scopeg Tutor at Lan- guage Office. ROGER PACHECO JOSEPH PATO Nat. Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalistg Sr. Cau- cus Vice Pres.g Elections Com. Chairman. 'r 5 Y . .1-.52 MICHAEL PERLMAN Silver Scholarship Cert.g Off. Cl. Senator 3 Ed.-in- Chief-Forumg Curricu- lum Comm. HOLLY ORENSTEIN Aristag Nat. Merit Semi- Finalistg Treas. Sr. Ac- tivities: Senator. JOHN PAPAZION SARAH PATTEN Spectatorg Glee Clubg Students Against Sex- ismg Sing. gf 'f f VV V hr 1, 'Q' -ev X W MVN I f 1 ,xy ' Sr! if :, 5 KYLE PERRY Basketball Teamg Track Team. ,!??77,,-.- , ., . .,,, - , H9 WENDY PETERKIN Black Student's League- Steering Comm.g Girls IndoorfOutdoor Track Teamg Indicatorg Sing. MICHAEL PHILLIPS Singg Stage Squadg Li- brary Squad. JEFFREY PIKE Nat. Letter of Commen- dationg Varsity Bowling Team. UDAYSHANKAR POONAMALLE iff JAY PETROW Aristag Gold Cert.g Swimming Teamg Mgr. Girl's Swimming Team. OLEH PICH Ukranian Clubg Chess Club. DENNIS PITOFSKY Wrestling Teamg Bio- Med Soc.g Bio Lab. WF' f- 7 -. Rl ' SCOTT PORTER Silver Cert.g Capt-Gym- ,Aff 1322? ROSEMARIE PETRULA Gold, Silver 8: Bronze Certsg Spanish Cert.g Mu- sic Cert. RONNIE PICKUS Indicator Staffg Comput- er Soc. INGRID POLLARD Singg Transportaion Of- ficeg Library Staffg Indi- cator. 'ima- GORDON POTLOW Soccer Teamg Tennis Silver Cert.g Bio-Med Plastics Team? Sports Ad- Team. 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ARTHUR REICH Softball Teamg Jr. Varsi- ty Baseball Teamg Spec- tatorg Student Announc- er . LUIS RICHARDS Gold Cert.g Bio. Cert.g Nat. Achievement Schol- arship Programg Black Studentis League. JILL L. ROFFIS Silver Cert.g Art Ed. In- dicatorg Ski Club. HARESH RAMCHANDANI Gymnastics Teamg Ten- nis Teamg Kaleidoscopeg Spanish Tutor. ,',, DICK REISS Aristag Ed. in Chief-Nu- cleusg Art. Ed.-Forumg Phys. Lab Squad. ELLEN ROBBINS Bronze Cert.g Leaders Clubg College Off. Moni- tor. HOWARD ROMAN Gymnastics Teamg Soc- cer Teamg Stage Bandg Polit. Sci. Club. 2 .f mm , 1 ,, . l RAMON RAMOS Bronze Cert.g Handball Teamg Chorus. 3 . ELIZABETH REISS Ed. in Chief-Spectatorg Prom Comm. Staff. RONALD H. ROBERTS Gold Cert.g Silver Cert.g Spanish Cert.g Softball Team. MARIA ROMAN Silver Cert.g Spanish Cert.g College Off. Moni- tor. ., K-4,1 .1 RAY S. ROMAN Gold Cert. DANTE ROSATI Madrigal Group. DAVID A. 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GABE WEISZ Aristag Gold Cert.g Chess Clubg Karate Club. STEVEN WELSH Silver Cert.g Math Teamg Math Societyg Math Sur- vey. DAVID WICHERN QTXX MARC WINNENGRAD Bronze Cert.g Music Prog. DAVIES WONG Gold Cert.g Bio Cert.g Bio-Med Societyg Orien- tal Club. EDWARD WENKE Varsity Football Teamg German Clubg Peer Sex Group. LYNNE WIEN Stage Squadg Ski Clubg Sing. GREGORY WIRSHBA Tennis Team. A .. 'TI' .lV. A 5 EDWARD WONG Bronze Cert.g Silver Cert KIM WHITE Track Teamg Strategic Games Club ll'ff12r? . 9 4 t 9 9 W1 A 9' I fu ,IQ , o JOSIAH WIENER LUCIEN WHITE WILKENFELD Frisbee Club' Nat. Letter of Commen- CARLA WOHL Bronze Certsg Co-Pres. Ski Clubg Kaleidoscopeg Chorus. ELLEN WONG Aristag Silver Cert.g Ori- ental Clubg Indicator. dationg Silver Certg Pres.- Jewish Identity Club. , ,fini A. I ...tl I ' , ,,,-2 1 'L ggxgyp 'Jgfw V 1 I I f ...mf . ,qw V A V X X , .,y,ffff -:, my gf ff ff' jf 1, , J' iii? 5 ROBERT WOLFF HOOCHOY WONG 'Bronze Cert.g Strategic Games Club. IDENISE WHITMAN Silver Cert.g Capt. Varsi- ty Volleyball Teamg Pres.-Leaders Clubg Sports Advisory Council. CAROLE WILKINS .Q ANITA WONG JACKSON WONG Silver Cert.g Bio. Cert.g Zoology Cert.g Gymnas- tics Team. JAMES WONG Oriental Club. SUK-MUI WU Arista Gold Cert.g Kalei- doscopeg Library Moni- tOl'. ROBERT YEE Silver Cert.g Wrestling Team Varsity Letterg In- dicatorg Oriental Club. if av' GEORGE YUEN Aristag Gold Cert.g French Cert.g Kaleido- scope Member. MARION WONG Silver 8a Bronze Certs.g Oriental Clubg Leaders Clubg Arista Office. NORMAN WUGMAN Bronze Cert.g Chess Teamg Chess Clubg Rap- id Transit Club. MIKE YEH Aristag Jr. Aristag Gold Cert.g Pres. of Oriental Club. ' Q 'Q 714 LARRY ZIMBLER Silver Cert.g S.U. Store Mgr.g Cl. Sen. SUSAN WONG Indicatorg College Of- lice. :,,., 1 1' . , ,,,. lf' , 'f ' 5 Q, - figi z iggy : Q 2 I 'Q' 4. 'f f A ,X , g , . x ., xx. I. X . BONARO WYNN Bronze Cert.g Black Stu- dents Leagueg Dance Clubg Library Squad. JOHN YICK Gold Certs.g Silver Certs. MARC ZISNER Silver Cert.g Bio-Med Soc. WAI MAN WONG Bronze Certificateg War Games Clubg Oriental Clubg College Office. ., l CYNTHIA YEE Aristag Bio-Med Soc.g Gold and Silver Cert.g Oriental Club. SUSAN YOUNG Silver Cert.g Library Squadg College Off. Monitor. JULIE ZUCKER Jr. Aristag Gold Cert.g Indicatorg Chorus. ff' WING WONG Silver Certs.g Oriental Clubg Office Monitor- Assistant Principal's of- ficeg Office Monitor-Col- lege Office. LINDA YEE Silver Cert.g Indicatorg Chorus. CHRISTINE YUEN SCOTT ZUCKERMAN Silver Cert.g Nat. Letter of Commendationg Or- chestra Memberg Mem- ber of Junior Academy of ld Cerpg Syage Crew icatorg Sing- leidoscope. I Camera Shy 4. 3 ,assi Q8 I I f'Wf f?W ?4K329?f 2iM2n Movin' on is hard when if ' fi 'fig E f ri Bye Stuy-Moo we'll miss you. your bathing suit disinte- grates you haven't skipped enough laps you're sitting in the locker room . . . you don't stroke hard enough. 8a FRONT ROW- Jeff Trachtman, Michaela Harel. SECOND ROW- Paul Mendelson, Victor Ngai, Oliver Fine, Wai Man Wong, Nancy Pfeffer, Edward Look, Everret Roodal. THIRD ROW- Phyllis Manners, Susan Dworetsky, Cynthia Yee, Mari- Anne Hui, Stuart Moy, David Grant, Dorothy Gray, Lisa Dresner, Daniel Levine, Eric Robinson, Karen Burke, Donna Dozier, Theresa Graham, Michael Fitzgerald, Curt Hollander. STANDING- Ian Broderick, Monica Evans, Dante Rosati, Liviu Stor, Michael McDonald, Anthony Randolph, Gerard Brewster. Get thee to a nunneryf' Euaannun ,li FRONT ROW- Ann Turner, Ellen Axelrod, Bernard Graham, Dr. Shulman, Sally Abolitz. SECOND ROW- Jack Burton, Matthew Chalek, Bertrum Clark, Susan Jonas, Annie Chu, .Ioan Gibson, Pat Hom, Robert Fauske, Daniel Fong, James Fry, Joanne Quinones. THIRD ROW-Stacey Grill, Douglas Hagwood, Adam Holtzman, Janet Bard, Mitchell Jacobs, Edward Schorr, Matthew Diller, JJ. Larrea, Ralph Oberstevorth, Wing Wong, Kwok Lee. BACK ROW- Howard Roman, Miriam Mahdaviani, Thomas Koutelos, Paul Tchang, Jerry Statman, Matthew Bernstein, Peter Ezzard, Steve Bolton, Nancy Ko, Dick Reiss, Robert Yee. 'I46 Sc ,V FRONT ROW- Magda Garcia, Andrew Marks, James Newman, Tony Bonilla, Daniel Vitkavage, Ingrid Adamsons, Paul Schulman, Ellen Wong, Helen Wu, Ellen Robbins, Holly Orenstein. SECOND ROW- Gordon Hong, Curtis Sylvester, Cathy Carey, Sandra Mokuvos, Judy Feingold, Marjorie Tsang, Beatrice Kienle, Gregory Dalack, Mary Szeto, Lauren Mardell, Marion London. THIRD ROW- Wayne Ngai, Jonathan Lewin, Jeffrey Levinson, Noah Singman, Donald Bonin, David Charney, Paul Weiss, Michael Rakijas, Lawrence Casson, Dean Freedman, James Wong, Valerie Kirkby. BACK ROW- Daniel Lieberman, Jeff Albom, Robert Pigott. Absent- David Altfeld, Aureliano Vazquez. All-Star Division SW ,A FRONT ROW - Sharon Glasser, Nancy Albin, Susan Chan, Thomas Barlis. SECOND ROW - Angela Burton, Susan Karavanic Natalie Byfield, Leslie Orfuss, Gail Froiman. THIRD ROW - Michael Vickers, Harry Dill, Thales Savas, Marc Silverstein, Andy Sands BACK ROW - David Africano, Lenny Cassuto, David Frank. Absent - Billy Battino, Mark Brostoff, Takashi Curd, Patrick Dougherty Steven Gee, Ken Haber, Roy Hong, Charlie Kim, Larry Mailaender, Charles Murphy, Ken Notis, Zorn Rosenzweig, Billy Spielman Cliff Stetner, Steven Welsh, Siobhan Bodt, Ghada Captan, Milca Esdaille, Agnes Fong, Dafna Naphtali, Eva Salzman, Deena Sanders. a X FRONT ROW: Gayle Walthall, Alan Carlton, Janine DaSilva, Shirley Hui, Debbie Ress, Lauren Solomon, Laurie Small, Anita Wong, Mindy Meyer, Susan Wong: SECOND ROW: Jeff Liebowitz, Lloyd Kashdan, Richard Bottjer, John DeNatale, Miriam Rendon, Vicky Kazmerski, Wei Nee Sung, Siu Li, Suet Chung: THIRD ROW: Tyrone Lopez, John Tsampas, Peter Sterbenz, John Roros, Eddie Chevere, Adam Snyder, Marty Maurer, George Kichurag BACK ROW: Marc Beckerman, Larry Hirsch, Eddie Kaminski, Steve Domnitz, Steve Gorcey, Mladen Kresicg Absent: Marc Kube, Ira Lichtman, Ray Moss, Howie Smallowitz, Xiomara Moulton, Stacey Nelkin, David Jacquier. l if l ' ff l U,-VY, if .-J I ,, ill Q Xi GA lf, i Q Qxflffli K2 V f 61456 '4 fi lef , ' Uiiilffl if if ,J 1 A UL r ll 'iifftf as a- x K 7' fi if ff ttit at fgjfj A1 C' dlliixq 'F lx Q Q A, if i 7 f f ki X, 'tiff' ll vsooe-eeeggiiggz l :J af , F a ff W2 AN ll, l, I l of 1-at : PWC 51 ' ,t ik v ii W ' l 2 RE? ix ff ,fi XXX, RJ E - i f r r , e A f J lj M as Nl if l 8k FRONT ROW - John Papazian, Alan Rothenberg, Karen Schwarz, Eric Berman, Dennis Bizzell. SECOND ROW - Larry Schaeffer, Phil Eisenberg, Hugh Nachamie, Lucky Metalios, Allen Cihak, Dana Maiman, Marcy Kulman, Donna Berman. THIRD ROW - Frank Lombano, Uday Poonamallee, Wilfredo Suarez, Scott Lipkin, Paul Elyshevitz, David Blank, Yuk-Wah Ng, Jenny Kuan, Lilo Lorentz, Jenny Mei Eng. FOURTH ROW - Paul Coglitore, Benson Chan, Angella Morgan, Wm. Richard Sommerville, Dawn Myers, Betsey Vasquez, Eddie Wenke, Marcia Stickler, Michelle Tannenbaum, Won-Ling Chew. STANDING - David Carter, Bennie Francis, Doreen Grant. Absent- Marc Beckerman, Jay Friedman, Lee V'allone, Edward Wirshba, Martha Carr, Jane Ezzard, Lisa Moore, Susan Young. 8M - To Sue Brustein - Not enough can be saidg bye and thanks. FRONT ROW- Mr. Robinson, John Yick, Alan Brownstein, Celeste Smith, Andrew Wade, Veronica Leach. SECOND ROW- Warren Mick, David Lowe, Sue Brustein, Allen Weiner, Joel Rodrigues-Atkatz, Yves Siegel, Ronald Roberts, Nadeen Kaplan, Jill Roffis, Annabelle Esquivel, Allyson Greene, Bernice Chu, Anna Lee. THIRD ROW-William Cimbol, Athy Boutis, Richard Torres, Robert Little, Gordon Bennett, Robert Hastedt, Mike Perlman, Vicki Greenberg, Nancy McGuinness, Sue Vos, Leine Spohn, Tina Mack, Melody Choy. BACK ROW- Ray Slizys, Dave Kugler, Joe Pato, Jeff Levine, Lynne Wien. Absent- Phillip Frost, Arnie Mendelsohn, May Hong, Nancy Mow, Carla Wohl. Sa Stuy - We'll Miss you ! fm V ----- zmwuf W FRONT ROW- Victor Peng, Angela Miles, Dany Kalish, Eric Burman, Emile Bakal, Alan Preston, Arnella Chong, Craig Washington, Pat Saunders, Allen Cihak. SECOND ROW- Gary Rosenblum, Eddie Gray, Dale Horn, Deborah Mushabec, Paul Abbey, Chris Bacon, Aram Arkun, Doris Chan, Rosemarie Ng. BACK ROW- Jennifer Sabin, Deidre Dinn, Karen Levi, Morgan Driscoll, Webster Leung, Ken Snyder. Absent- Peter Aguilar, Jason Alter, Craig Beecham, Steve Gorcey, John Hoogste- den, Stathy Koufidakis, Michael Kozaczek, Benson Lee, David Neier, John Paray, Laurel Adrian, Lisa Bing, Joi Christo, Elena Glasberg, Susan Godfrey, Jayne Kimmel, Yeemoon Lee, Nereida Lopez. Sh '. . . from each according to his ability, to each according to his needs. - Carl Marx FIRST ROW - Leslie Kramer, Mary Shilling, Rini LeKai, Jackie Logan, Mari Asanuma, Marion Wong, Steve Johnson, Jenifer Sabin, John Pomponio, Michelle Kleiman, Ms. Demas. SECOND ROW - Haresh Ramchandani, James Faybik, Matthew Garfinkel, Maryanne Gonzalez, Mary Kim, Vinnit Bhatt. THIRD ROW - Jeffrey Pike, Eric Berman, Fred Skala, Roger Pacheco, Stewart Seidler, Chuck Strausser, Roger Schwartz. Absent - James Anderson, Allen Cihak, John Faber, Richard Goodman, John McConnell, Peter Mychajliw, Gerald Pape, Dennis Petkofsky, Scott Porter, Robert Wolff, Karen Levy, Cherina Mastrantones, Denise Taylor. Sn Remember Yourselves! - T. Micklow FRONT ROW: Helen Choi, Michael Faulkner, Elizabeth Baez. SECOND ROW: Larry Friedman, Diane Nethersole, Helen Rothberg, Liz Weinstein, Noah Smith, Neil Canter, Roland Weingartner, Andy Koukou- las. THIRD ROW: Cassandra Patterson, Edward Wong, Amy Boyer, Diedre Finn, Renee Glicklich, Esther Levy, Lenny Akselrod, Mitchell Brudno, Gregg Turkin, John Callow tTeacherJ BACK ROW: Woosik Lee, Michael Emanuelle, Richard Mei, Roslyn Bernstein, Marc Wilkenfeld, David Roth, Kenny Unger, Glenn Frontera. ABSSENT: Michelle Kahane, Kim White, Gary Baker, Josiah Weiner, Steven Steinberg, Lisa Schurberg, Shiryl Gantt, Thomas Micklow fTeacherj. 8 P Finally i W--iw l FRONT ROW: Marhsa Levell, Paula Cooke, Tom Dyevich, Deidre Lomicka, Kathryn Fsadni, Michele Sewell, Michael Farr, Lydia Lewis, Kevin Horne: SECOND ROW: Clifford Govier, Roseanne Hoo, Theresa Muir, Leroy Kong, Laura Justice, Helen Lee, Antoinette Cassettag BACK ROW: Margaret Sametz, Belinda Mattucci, Brian Parsons, John Trihas, John LiBretto, Sarah Patten, Rosemarie Petrula, Ingrid Pollard, Dorinda Salort, Steve Savvides, Judith Scelta, Kathy Watson, Absent: Wendy Peterkin, Gretchen Gale, Troy Gaskin, Joseph Ham, Daniel Ho. Class Quote: Shut up so we can hear the announcementslv lu FRONT ROW: Ernest Livingston: Monica Horner: John Barous. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mark Bodenheimerg Glenda Meeks: Santa Cruz: Zelda Stewart: Vance Thurston: Ricardo Torres: THIRD ROW: Denise Whitman: Kenneth Ong: FOURTH ROW: Janine Lewis: Michael Miscioneg Carole Johnson: Stuart Jenneweing Michael Arcidiaconog FIFTH ROW: Richard Anthony: Thomas Koeberlingg Lynda Smith: James Schick: Raymond Aiello: Thomas Ryan: Al: 3 BACK ROW: Kenneth Hussey: Edward Wenkeg Avis Bynum: Ronald Kieneg Claire Hoeppner: Richard Ng: John Stutsky: Gordon Potlow. Camera Shy: William Garthaffner: Joshua Golding Marta Hollister: Carole Wilkins. We come cheaper by the dozen bv FRONT ROW - Mr. Golio, Anica Archip, Sylvia Arthur, James Dougherty, Monte Cohen, George Wamboldt, Peter Ruderman, David Iacovelli, Michael Feinstein. SECOND ROW - Randy Ware, Peter Muoio, John Murphy, George Yuen, Ricardo Zurita, Mark Best-Setlech, Lisa Bing, David Carter, Howard Ross. BACK ROW - Paul Tartell, Scott Zuckerman, Thomas Barkley, Michael Anerella, Michael Solomon, Michael Schiano, Bob Tschudi, Jeff Title. Absent - Daniel Blau, Charles Buchholtz, Tom Calabro, Seth Fisher, Steve Goldstein, Woodrow Preacely, Ramon Ramos, Michael Randall, Steven Walkowiak, Marc Winnegrad, Hilary Jordan, Germaine Lee. t iw? ' Kfayblwct M nas-5 WE TRIEQJ , My 'aw ZW WWW, it Would you buy a used car from this class? tex 'N FIRST ROW: Luis Rosales, Ronnie Pickus, Timothy Durniak, Robespierre Del Rio, Susan Bowers, Deborah Goldberg, Ellen Ostapow. SECOND ROW: Kyle Perry, Mr. Richard Rothenberg, Leigh Novog, Raymond Roman, Denny Lam, Victor Houser, Eric Siegel, Christine Yuen. THIRD ROW: Matt Warshaw, Bjorn Stade, Bernard Mellies, Cornell Green, Martin Warshawsky, Mare Zisner, Davies Wong, Daniel Kluger, Jeffrey Scott. FOURTH ROW: Peter Lemieszewski, Jesus Navarro, Daniel Dadourian, Gary Stern, Marcy Gordon, Angel Perez. Absent: Mike Yen, David Wichern, Steven Sporn, Margarita LaBoy, Julie Zucker. Ms. J. Steuerer Mr. B. M. Glotzer Ms. Meisels Dr. Stefanacci Mr. Robinson Faculty Boosters Uri, Leore, Yair, Hannah, Jacob Rosenrauch dedicated this in memory of the 6 million who died for naught. Harold M. Lehrman Thomas Micklow Mrs. Schwartz Mrs. Demas Stuart Weinberg 1306 Best Wishes-Leslie Rosen Mr. Linder Beverly Katz Mrs. Maryann Ferrara Mr. Daniel Golio Wow!! Wow!! Hi, Miss Mentone Joseph Seth Grossberg Carolyn Wilson Frances Weiss Sarah Toubin George A. Malicono Congratulations: Class Edward Marcantonio Michael Moskowitz Bye-bye Franklin P. Wright Myron Wechsler Mr. Chill P. B. Sher Lionel M. Yard Anonymous Mark Bodenheimer of 1977 iBuena suerte! - E. Blumenfeld Mr. Bertrand Barbara Gray Mr. Tony DePalma absolutely nothing Mr. Tim Pon Shakespeare Power Jacques Crosby Ms. O. Guitano Congratulations 8K- Ruth-Ann Canter Ms. Burman I. Borenstein Mr. Garanes Number Theory rots Ethel R. Friedman Congratulations!-Murray Kahn Why did the chicken cross the road? Anne 8: Ralph Ferrara Marvin Ginsberg Herb Goldstein J. Good KISS MY EPIGLOTIS!!! Sic semper tyrannis Mrs. Rossman Mr. Sc Mrs. A. Scotti Walter P. Hendricks Anonymous R. H. Leslie Johnson Mr. M. Kane For all my Darlings and Einsteins! S. Kowadlo Mrs. R. Kustin Mr. and Mrs. Felix Landsberg Helen Lansner Ben Lewak Eileen M. J. Lynch Michael C, Marks F. McCourt, Esquire Ms. Mentone Good-bye 8M - I'll miss you all! Love Syd. John B. Blenninger To the futurew Peter Mechanick Peace be with you always. William Arluck Deep Thoughtl' Mr. Baronat Mr. Watras Be Being! Mr. Rubinstein Good luck to a great bunch!! Vivian Gluck A. Baumel Best of luck to all! Wishing our graduates every happiness and continued success. Gaspar R. Fabbricante Principal Miss Schmitt Ms. X Charles J. Neumeier Best Wishes to graduates-Marin Preiss Felicitaciones! Mr. K. Rittermann Mr. Rothenberg Tom Dolan Congratulations!!- Fred Gordon Harold W. Gross Bill Tuohy Best W1ShCS to the Graduatmg Class from representlng JostensfAmer1car1 Yearbook C0 STEVE GREENLICK Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1977 ' t'l THE PARENTS ASSGCIATION STUYVESANT HIGH SCHOOL will - S C'EP1'nm in V Bnnlnll 1 - ll 1 1- L QM X -'f' -h X ' ' j: :- S ulcer' 1 : If M' ki xl R x : h s K Q 1 .' f 1. .4 ., N by -x x 'g 5 ,gf-N99 .' w x V' l Mf.,,rf'-.qxli 1? J Pr m QR. W, -lx v I Aw dNY'V Jh'2,b'a.:, Jlmnmhlwff I bw 1. M, jx 1 5' I P I ln, NN? -., n- X th' J 1. rfffvn- Qzzrvkvl, , If Q -5 ,QNX 11-:ness Q IIGI-ITS f4f...,, RINGS PINS excellent design MEDALS skilled CHARMS craftsmanship CUPS superb quality PLAQUES TROPHIES DIEGES 8L CLUST MANUFACTURING J EWELERS Manufacturing Jewelers 199 Jericho Turnpike Floral Park L.I., N.Y. 11001 f' N CBZPULCL 225 PARK AVENUE SOUTH NEW YORK, N.Y. 10003 g-.. J FOrgCt-Me-Not s I 'Eh EV V tes :' Qlk' 4 U Z 3 .W N I 0 K tq'?: X xo 5360 se 35: ,, x 1 'lifri' ' - AU sig: 4-5 . 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