W Tresper Clarke High School - Scope Yearbook (Westbury, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1982 volume:

SCOPE 1982 W. Tresper Clarke High School Westbury, Hew York 25th Anniversary Edition DEDICATION MRS. ELEANOR GLUCK There are not enough adequate accolades with which to comment on the teaching talents of Eleanor S. Gluck. For twenty-three years Mrs. Gluck wholeheartedly dedicated herself to the task of educating students in the joys of literature and the delights of using language correctly and effectively. In addition, she was a faculty advisor to REFLECTIONS, a participant in faculty productions, an editor or exceptional skill for the work of both faculty and students (she spotted with ease the errant phrase or comma). Further, she willingly wrote countless letters of recommendation for students applying to college and counseled them with regard to career choices. As a perfectionist, she did not suffer fools gladly but instead assisted them in acquiring knowledge with which to better their thinking, writing, and speaking. Her dangling earrings, something of a trademark, shook with pleasure as a student discovered a symbol in a literary piece. She extended to her students loving concern and delighted in their successes. Mrs. Eleanor Gluck is a Clarke treasure, a teaching legend, who will be sorely missed. We wish her much good luck and happiness as we dedicate to her this 1982 edition of SCOPE. DEDICATION MR. JOHN LEGGETT To an excellent educator with an everpresent zest for learning and the patience required for the process to occur. You have gained “extra points’’ by helping us way above and far beyond the call of duty with extracurricular activities and by pushing us to achieve our full potential, when even we are not able to recognize what we are capable of attaining. Your unique sense of humor has marked the good times; your sensitivity and warmth has guided us through tragedy. To a past, present, and future Shepherd, we say “Thank You.” We love you, Mr. Leggett, and wish you only the best, whether you’re steering a boat out at sea or living in a quiet cabin on the coast of Maine, Your presence will always be felt. Your gift to us has been invaluable knowledge, and the pleasure of your company. This, SCOPE 1982, is our gift to you. 4 5 nr Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We’ll take the best, forget the rest, and someday we’ll find .... These are the best of times. ■ Styx 9 Memories May be beautiful, And yet What’s too painful to remember. We simply choose to forget. So it’s the laughter We will remember Whenever we remember, The way we were. - Marvin Hamlisch Looking through some photoghraphs I found inside a drawer. I was taken By a photoghraph of you. There were one or two I know that you Would have liked a little more. But they didn’t show your spirit Quite as true. You were turning ’round To see who was behind you. And I took your childish laughter By surprise. And at the moment That my camera happenedJ to find you. There was just a trace Of sorrow In your eyes . . . ■Jackson Browne SENIORS Jeffrey Agins Arthur Angulo Susan Armstrong Barbara Anderson Donna Antoni sen Anthony Arpino Nancy Aspenleiter Tracy Apanel Andrew Arias Suzanne Birong Esperanza Bisbal Richard Blech Amy Blumenberg Michael Basel Paul Baynes Lewis Berman Robert Babkowski Michael Bonura Richard Borelli 18 Cheryl Carvelli Theresa Catal Lisa Calandro Eva Cea Albert Celentano Tricia Ceroni Felicia Cerrella Claude L. Charles Andrew Chianese Frank Cioffi Kerry A. Cluxton Theresa Cody 19 20 21 Ricky Figueroa Steven Finkler John Fra as Tracy Frazzetta Susan Friedler Margaret Elliot Donna Eng Peter Farnung Suzette Fichter Walter P. Fuerst Dawn Gaeta Tony Galluzzi Jennifer Garcia Barbara Gargiulo Peter Gamier 24 Bruce Glazer 25 Ronald Giorgio George Goehring David Gold Russell Goldbaum Mark Holland Susan Homer Andrew Harder Carolyn Harris Nancy Hartig Julio Hernandez Raymond Hernandaz Anne Hines Rich Hyland Howard Inerfeld Lisa Inga Gary Jaecket Eileen Janec Janet Johnston Peggy Jurek Bill Kennedy Kathy Kenney Cheryl Katz Colleen Kelly Jacqueline Kenney Raymond Lee Steve Lennon Ross Lesser Magda Khalil Russell Kimmel Joseph Kitson Mitchell Klafter Larry Kramer Debbie Lazzara Emily Leventhal Sherrie I. Levin Richard Lindsey Judy LoCastro Michael Lopez Richard Luzardo leda Lyons Lisa MacDonald Lois Magruder Jim Malone Maria Marra Regina Marra Joline Mason Thomas McCay Robert McCloskey Susanne McCourt Patricia McGonigle 31 Greg Morin Karen Moritz Robert Morriss Mary Ellen McNicholl Tim Mensch Esther Miller Janis Minerva Patrick Morrison Jim McNamara Melissa McGuinness Steven NicoUch Jr hn Aloses L. Gerod Nadler Lawrence Nastasi Tim Tiabet Douglas Neu m Tam sen J. Murray Jeffrey Nogid Emily Oberwager James Olden Lisa Olgin Danny Ostrander Larry Ostrowsky Shari Pakula David Papkin Laura Pargament Anthony Pedone Dean Pelczynski Maria Teresa Petilio Lisa Pincus Donna Pitts Wendy Owen 36 37 Karen Sanat ass Jimmy Sauer Susan Scafard Darlene Schantz James Schmidt Eric Schneider Marilyn Schinsky AI ara Schubert Michael Schussel Lynn Schwartz 40 41 42 Robert Williams Joann Wirth Dore Woll Margo Worthington Thomas Young Joseph Zappia Mary Zerrenner Paul Zucker 1. Shari Pakula ... 2. Lisa Pincus ... 3. Donna Eng ... 4. Angela DiPlacido ... 5. Kristine Ebert ... 6. Tracy Frazzetta ... 7. Mark Steiner ... 8. Carolyn Harris ... 9. Ross Lesser ... 10. Karen Moritz ... 11. Mara Schubert ... 12. Margaret Visconti ... 13. Thomas Burke IV 'mmt.-i-v r� i wasaea a f M y ‘S V: mam Wfflb •' i-T ■ '■ '■'?:%%?■■■ • - :•’•• ■■■■■■EMM■■■■■■ 49 5 51 53 56 57 60 YEAR-IN-REVIEW 67 YEAR-IN-REVIEW A Tribute To Allan Spiegel From His Loving Family We can still see him as he bounded down the steps each morning - out the door - on his way to school. In so many ways Allan was the typical American kid - so much like all of you. His life was filled with countless committments — taking him in every direction; where did he ever find the time in each day? Of course his Senior year was wonderful, and he loved every minute of it. Life was exciting. He had worked hard in school and now there were the rewards. Suddenly he could take things a little easier and have lots of time to participate in sports which he enjoyed so much. And college was just around the corner. He had just passed his driving test and this was his key to independence. Yes, there was no stopping Allan. He was the kind of kid who would go after anything he wanted, and he had so many plans and dreams. As a family we were all looking forward to the future together, and we were so proud of him. To us Allan was very special. Although everything seemed to come easily to him, we who were closest to him knew that it was no accident that he was to have graduated tenth in his class. He knew the direction he was taking, and he worked with drive and determination to achieve his goals. The wonderful thing about this was that it was not at the expense of anything else. There was always time for meaningful and deep friendships, for lots of horsing around with his brothers, for doing whatever had to be done to fulfill family responsibilities. Although Allan was the youngest of three children, he had confidence in himself that could not be shaken. He was dependable - we knew who we could always count on! He worked easily in a very natural way and he never worried about anything. He was carefree, yet responsible, fun-loving, yet considerate - a very unique combination. We think the most special thing about Allan was that at seventeen he sensed some things that many people never learn - the importance of a close family. He shared a kinship with his two brothers, and they were his closest friends. He always treated his grandparents with respect, and he let them know how special they were to him. He was a loving and caring son, always looking for ways to make things a little bit easier for us. He was a sensitive and perceptive young man - warm and congenial. He displayed these qualities with his family, his friends and many other people who touched his life. What legacy could Allan have left with those of us whose lives he touched? He was too young to have made any great discoveries. He was too young to have devoted himself to research. He was too young to have become a leader dedicated to upholding all the righteousness our country stands for. He was too young to have changed the world - even a little bit. He was too young to have died. It is only through you that Allan's aims and goals and dreams will be fulfilled. You are America's leaders of tomorrow. You will guide our country as you each travel the paths you wish to cross. There are so many choices before you. Allan’s life ended in violence, so very contrary to the ideals he upheld. You must go forward and deal with each situation in such a way that you will always be proud of yourselves. Never compromise your standards, your values, or your ethics. Fight for what you believe in - gun control, capital punishment, whatever is important to you. Don't just stand by. Make a committment. Help to make this a better and safer world. This is the way Allan would have wanted it to be. • i- - -5. ■ ■ i m,.. 70 IIY LOVING MEMORY MR. DOMINIC NOTTI For the past fifteen years, I frequently played golf with Nick Notti. After my retirement, it became almost a daily rit- ual for me and my wife to meet him on the golf course, Nick racing there to un- wind from a day of teaching. Very little deterred us, for while inclement weather might thin our ranks, Nick and I would plod on, trying to overcome every chal- lenge to the completion of our round. Admittedly, he was a different man after he teed off, as if golf were a kind of therapy to help him over the day s accu- mulation of problems. He loved golf with a passion few could parallel and it is hard for me to recall him, now that he is gone, in a setting other than the golf course. This, despite the fact that I worked with him at Tresper Clarke High School for more than sixteen years and had daily contact with him at school as well as the links. How then do I remember this constant companion of my golfing days? How do I recall this little fellow who strode the links like a colossus, the glass of fashion, with his ubiquitous white hat which made him look like a smaller Ben Hogan, an image he cared to foster? I remember Nick Notti as a man who quite simply put meaning into the much-used work class ’ who unmistakably exuded a sense of dignity that made him tower over others despite his lack of height. His impact was indelible among his pupils, his fellow teachers and his friends. In everything he did, he displayed the same dedication to perfection, a cool profes- sional skill which he applied with a fierce zest, and the ability to earn a lasting re- spect from all those who were fortunate enough to have known him. His accomplishments as a teacher (and craftsman) of industrial arts made one quickly realize that this man was indeed a perfectionist. In everything, he never settled for second best. Everything had to be first class: his equipment, his clothes, and of course, his game of golf which he played with such skill and com- petitive zeal that he quickly struck terror in the hearts of his adversaries (usually me). It was not enough to make a miracu- lous shot; the manner, the execution of it was more important to Nick. I also remember Nick Notti when we would meet in the faculty room at Clarke where his presence was intensely felt by his fellow teachers. There, he would dra- matically expound on his philosophy of life, politics, the economy, men, women and any other subject that came up. On the golf course, on the other hand, most of the conversation naturally was on golf, that elusive, complicated, frustrating game in which he excelled. For years he coached the golf team and was his proud assistant, proud to be near such an excellent man, proud to be associated with this superb athlete who though built like a baby bull, could handle a putter like a magic wand and drive a golf ball with ease a consistent and exasperatingly straight 230-240yards. And he was proud too. Oh yes, he took great pride in his rare skill which he added to his many others. Over the years, I met many of his fellow coaches; very few were his match in the game of golf or how it was taught, and most of them freely admitted this. The thing I remember most about him was his fierce striving for perfection and his fragile tolerance for those who did not share his ideals. He never hesitated to let you know how he felt; if he liked you, you knew it, and if he disliked you, you found out even faster. As I look back, the dimensions of the man take on greater meaning and clarity to me. I shared in his aspirations for his four sons as he would keep me informed almost daily of their progress. He was a proud, affectionate father, a loving hus- band, a lover of good music, a gourmet and a linguist who took an annoying plea- sure in correcting my French, despite my protestations that I was a former teacher of French. Once when I hummed an aria from Rigoletto, he cut me off with dis- dain and proceeded to sing in impeccable Italian. Another day when I broke into a song from Gilbert and Sullivan, he com- manded me to stop because You're kill- ing it!'' and then proceeded to sing it in a sweet, unforgettably melodious voice, word for word. He then finished me off with the astounding revelation that he had once been the director of a Gilbert and Sullivan Operetta company. Were there no limits to this man? Oh yes, he was an excellent raconteur and all of us would look forward to his incessant store of humorous stories, expertly told. For the past year, he kept me informed of his retirement plans, explaining in de- tail what retirement would mean to him — what an ineffable dream this was to him and his family. Last week, in antici- pation of the fruition of his dream, he purchased a new car which he proudly displayed to me and my wife on the golf course parking lot. And three days after he had bought the car and some six weeks before his projected retirement, he suddenly was gone. With dreadful final- ity, his heart gave out and he was no more. Nick, Nick — who will play golf with us everyday? Who will teach us how to be a man? Who will show us how to sink that putt? Who will add to life that rare ingredient you so skillfully imparted, that great pleasure that only a great and true friend can render? Who will tell us those wonderful stories? Nick, who — who in- deed can replace you? Goodbye, sweet friend — goodbye coach, goodbye sweet, fierce prince and golfing buddy. We will miss you. George and Esther Hershow Former Guidance Counselor and Assistant Golf Coach (Retired) Reprinted from The Vanguard, December 15, 1981. Best Personality ......... V. Haidt, T. Mensch Class Couple .......... B. Brennan, R. Kimmel Hardest Worker .........M. Schinsky, J. Fraas Most Likely to Succeed . . K. Moritz, S. Weiser Best Athlete ............. S. Homer, J. Posillico Best Looking ............. E. Bisbol, A. Angulo Most Popular ............... D. Woll, M. Silver Best Dressed ......... W. Tyler, L.C. Charles Class Clown .............. C. Kelly, S. Finkler Most Dramatic ............ E. Bisbol, R. Cooley Most Talkative ............. S. Stoltz, M. Silver Class Flirt .......... J. Mason, R. Hernandez Most Gullible ........ V. Dellavalle, A. Galuzzi Best Actor Actress ......... W. Tyler, K. Reid Best Musician ........ F. Cainglet, S. Salerno Best Artist ....... T. Frazzetta, D. Grodzinsky Best Dancer .............. J. Mason, M. Basel Best Hair ................ S. McCourt, T. Young Best Smile ............... T. Catal, J. Conway Best Eyes .................. J■ Wirth, B. Glazer Best Laugh ................. T. Catal, E. Winiki Best Legs ............... D. Woll, B. Kennedy Class Space Cadet .... J. Spinelli, V. Brennan Best Body ............... S. Pakula, J. Posillico Best Nose ............. T. Tuchman, R. Lindsey Best Driver ............. D. Eng, L. Friedman Best Walk ............... J. Duffy, B. Kennedy “HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOG Clarke Celebrates Its Twenty-Fifth Anniversary 75 FALL PEP RALLY “Let’s go Clarke Rams to victory. For glory is our goal. We’ll strive to fight with all our might To make this game worthwhile. As touchdowns score we'll roar for more, As crowds stand by and cheer. Let’s go Clarke Rams, Let’s go Clarke Rams, Please make us proud this year!’’ 76 WINTER PEP RALLY 77 SPRING CARNIVAL 78 WORLD Solidarity Broken: Martial law crushes seeds of democracy in Poland . . . Death of IRA hunger-striker Bobby Sands touches off waves of violence in northern Ireland . . . Violence Abroad: Pope John Paul II is wounded by a religious fanatic, Egypt's Anwar Sadat is brutally murdered by Muslim fanatics during a military parade . . . Freedom: After 444 days of captivity, the 52 American hostages come home. Ticker tape abounds, the Big Apple and the nation rejoice . . . V ' 1 I !i 1 i ’ 1 ! .C0N5ReSS IS ASYSTMOF CHECKS AND BALANCES... -; . : , -- •; v 1 S. r$WSLLPUr ' IT ON MY . l BALANCE. m mm NATION Supreme Court Goes Co-Ed: Sandra Day O'Connor becomes the first woman on the highest court of the land . . . PA TCO: Civil oath or not, the controllers walk . . . A BSC AM: Public trust of elected officials is destroyed . . . Wayne B. Williams is arrested and charged with 2 of the 28 infamous Atlanta murders . . . Space Shuttle Columbia com- pletes two successful missions . . . President Reagan slashes social programs, beefs up military defense spending . . . Violence at Home: Reagan, his press secretary, and two police officers are wounded by would-be assassin John Hinckley . . . 81 Stanley Cup: Isles do it again. The puck doesn't stop here . . . Major-league baseball strike produces split season and disappointed fans . . . “Super Brat” John McEnroe wins Wimbledon and the OS Open . . . Rookie-of-the-Year Fernando Valenzuela dazzles the crowd and leads the LA Dodgers to a World Series victory . . The Stones sell out across America . . . Raiders of the Lost Ark is the top box office moneymaker of the summer . . . Brooke Shields: the “Endless Love affair continues ... A couple of couples tie the knot: Charles Diana, Luke Laura . . . The death of Harry Chapin stuns the nation and thousands who waited at a benefit concert at Eisenhower Park ... Ho more 44: Reggie leaves Hew York . . . Rubik's Cube Mania . . . Metallics . . . Minis . . . Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Atari . . . SCTV . . . etc., etc. . . . FACULTY FACULTY ADMINISTRATION Board of Education:Top: Mr. Angelo Gaglione, Mr. Robert Kushner, Mrs. Elaine O'Sulli- van, Mr. Arthur Coultorr. Bottom: Mr. CHristopher Jensen, Mr. Michael Turner (Pres.), Mr. Martin Hollander. Dr. Albert Ren ken Principal Dr. Arnold Wallace Ass’t. Principal Mr. Frank Canale Ass’t. Principal Mr. William Vita Ass't. Principal Mr. Sanford Brodsky Ass’t. Principal 86 Mr. Arthur Berger Chairperson Mrs. Florence Campion Mr. Sumner Berlyn GUIDANCE Mr. Michael Fabrizio Mr. Ira Holzager Mrs. Madelyne Schwarz Ms. Claire Mis ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL Mr. Lou Balbo Mr. Tom Megale Mr. Joseph Indelicato Miss Barbara Zaluski 87 Dr. Robert John Steiner Chairperson. Sr. H.S. pUl' 11 ' Mrs. Anita Tremaroli Mrs. hfonie Vigren Mr. Harold Cohen Mrs. Doris Katz Mrs. Eleanor Gluck Mr. Victor Jaccarino SOCIAL STUDIES Dr. Marilyn Bandiero Chairperson, J.H.S. 90 Mr. Joseph Malone Mr. George Baltz Mrs. Eleanor Ginsberg Mr. John Leggett Chairperson. Sr. H.S. Dr. Sidney Waine Mr. Mario Meo Miss Patricia Hayes Chairperson, J.H.S. Mrs. Marilyn Robbins Chairperson, Sr. H.S. Mr. Stephen Greenhut 92 Mr. Robert Weiss Mr. Robert Hasselberger Mr. Dan Schewchuk Mr. Alan Scheffer Mr. Jerry Lerner 93 94 Miss Mar gar ei Gavin Chairperson, J.H.S. Mr. Martin Silver Miss Mary Collins Mr. Morton Epler Mrs. Audrey Fixell 95 Airs. Marilyn Reiner FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. Elva Lay den Mr. Frank Janeck Mrs. Lucy Blohm Miss Kathy Smith Mr. Paul Simoneschi Mrs. Arlene DiPrima 96 . '4 At r. Joseph Gennaro Chairperson Mrs. Mary Regan Ars. Mary Reihing 97 Mr. Fred Small Mr. Murray Chieffetz ART Mr, Raymond Harrington Mr. Stanley Cole Chairperson MUSIC Mrs. Edith Greene Mr. Stan Bialomizy Dr. Elizabeth Goode Mr. Roy Siegel Mr. Martin Sasso Mr. Dante Ferraro Mrs. Joan McClellan Mr. Robert Carioscia Mr. James Rubins Chairperson TECHNICAL OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION Mrs. Norma Fay NURSING Mr. James Muff Mr. Gerald Baden INDUSTRIAL ARTS 99 Airs. Evelyn Volosevich Chairperson Mr. Dominic Notti Mrs. Theresa Rogers Mr. Fred Graham Mr. Daniel Deegan Athletic Director PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Jane Colgrove Miss Joan Case Chairperson Mr. Lawrence Ballou Miss Mary Tloczkowski 100 Mrs. Rita Forlenza M 'ss Fran Schumer Mrs. Janice Giachetti 101 SPECIAL EDUCATION Air. Gary Quartararo HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Jema Telfeyan Mrs. Bernice August Mrs. Joan Kapatenakis 102 LIBRARY SERVICES Mr. Edward McNamara Mr. John Eastty Mrs. Jacqueline Butensky Dr. Martin Spiaggia Psychologist Mr. Mario Mancusi Driver Education 1 Mr. Larry Sherer Social Worker Mrs. Deborah Murta ugh Speech Mrs. Lois Schewchuk Permanent Substitute Mrs. Julie Caro bene School Nurse Mr. William Agnew Work Study SPECIAL SERVICES Fre K 103 CUSTODIAL STAFF: Top: Mr. K. Tfelt, Mr. W. Gerula, Mr. P. Meyer, Mr. P. Reichenberger (Head Custodian). Bottom: Mr. M. Rij, Mr. D. West, Mr. R. Nuzzo, Mr. S. Stepnowski. Mrs. I. Mears School Store SPECIAL SERVICES Mrs. G. DiBlasi Nurse's Ass't MAIN OFFICE SEC’YS. Standing: Mrs. S. Warren. Mrs. N. Skura, Mrs. A. Levy. Seated: Mrs. G. DeFiore. 104 GUIDANCE SEC’YS: Mrs. F. Biasi, Mrs. D. Kofkin, Mrs. D. Mclver. Mr. J. O 'Shea Transportation Mr. S. Citron Guidance CAFETERIA STAFF. Back: Mrs. C. Desio, Mrs. A. Morgan, Mrs. M. McNally, Mrs. M. Siegel. Front: Mrs. C. Taska, Mrs. L. Nichel, Mrs. H. Roth, Mrs. G. Mason, Mrs. D. Carbone, Mrs. E. Seims. 105 � SPORTS SPORTS o 107 MEN’S SOCCER The 1981 Men’s Soccer team “made it happen” throughout the regular season, which was highlighted by their victory over archri- val, Island Trees. The Rams ripped through the opening rounds of the playoffs and in the nerve-wracking semi-final game against Great Neck South, Dave Voelpel’s last-minute double-overtime goal secured victory and a spot in the County Class B finals. The agony of defeat is seen in the face of Goalie Tom Young (page 109) after Cold Spring Harbor scored two goals in the last eight minutes to beat Clarke, 2-1. All-Division: Dave Voelpel All-Conference: Rolf Wendt All-County: Jim Posillico Sitting: J. Posillico (TriCapt); Kneeling: T. lannotti, J. Cluxton, J. Sauer, D. Neu (TriCapt), D. Voelpel (Tri Capt), P. Clancy, B. Martin, P. Morrisson; Standing: J. lannotti, R. Wendt, B. Neuman, F. Harbus, T. Young, J. Kennedy, J. Hernandez, J. Moses, A. Angulo, Coach F. Graham. Missing: J. Dessart. 108 109 WOMEN’S SOCCER The first Women's Soccer team in Clarke histo- ry was one of the many bright spots in the 1981 Fall season. The team, under Coach Dan Deegan, was undefeated in the regular season and took first place in their division. The season came to an unfortunate halt when the Rams lost to Berner, 3- 0, in the first round of the playoffs. The girls show their appreciation for all Coach Deegan s support and guidance in the following poem: It’s hard for us to explain the way We worked so hard and wanted to play. We tried our best and just got beat, But to all of us it wasn’t defeat. We give our thanks to the special man Who gave his time to lend us a hand. All-Conference: Jeanne Zang, Debbie Russell, Jackie Koppen. All-County: Anne Pouria, Dore Woll, Nancy Aspenleiter. Top: A. Fennell, C. Dawson, Deb- bie Russell, L. Pouria, S. Potto, A. Heu. G. Chianese, L. Woest, D. Cer- re I la, Coach D. Deegan. Middle: Danielle Russell, V. Aspenleiter, A. Pouria, J. Zang, J. Martinez, L. Ve- lano, B. Moritz. Bottom: J. Koppen (Capt), D. Woll (Capt). 110 VOLLEYBALL Front: V. Della Valle, D. Raimondi (Capt), E. Janec (Capt), W. Owen. Middle: C. Shin del, C. Caplin, J. Schorr. Back: Coach K. Schaffer, K. Flynn, S. Golchin, E. Perez. WOMEN’S TENNIS Back: E. Wert her, A. Mahler, A. Schu- bert, E. Goldman, W. Frank. M. Hil- bert, S. Janec. Front: L. Pincus (Capt), K. Moritz (Capt), T. Walsh (Capt). Ab- sent: Coach C. Bozek, P. Pi cone, T. Tuchman. m 112 UNDEFEATED COUNTY CHAMPS The 1981 Varsity Field Hockey team became the first girls’ team in all of Clarke history to win a county title. Coach Case's leadership and dedication was a major factor of the team's success. Five players were selected to the All-Conference team: Susanne McCourt,Eileen McNamara, Lori Quinn, Stacy Sauer, and Goalie Diana Friedli, who allowed only one goal the entire season. Felicia Cerrella, Tammy Murray, and Sue Homer were selected to receive the highest honor, a place on the All- County team. Regular season: 12-0-1 Playoff season: Clarke 1 New Hyde Park 0 Clarke 1 Oyster Bay 0 Top: Denise Bunting, Sheryl Savino, Stacy Sauer, Lori Quinn, Eileen McNamara, Diana Friedli, Coach Joan Case. Middle: Donna Olah, Denise Acevedo. Lisa Cavaluzzi, Katie Wood. Bottom: Sue Homer, Suzanne McCourt, Tammy Murray, Felicia Cerrella, Carolyn Harris. 113 FOOTBALL “THIS WAS THE YEAR WE BEGAN. ” ■COACH Q. Row I: D. Krauss, A. Core, T. ladeveia, At. Schussel, J. Fraas, E. Rhee, L. Kordon, S. Puma, At. Bonura, S. Meehan. Row 2: B. Buchanon, J. Zorn, At. Atoss, L. Nastasi, A. Angulo, A. Torrico, J. Harwood, K. Nussbaum, Coach Meehan. Row 3: Coach Caiazza, Coach Q. T. Kozma, R. Churik, R. Hyland, P. Polk, R. Vellemure, G. Borriello. Missing: A. Chianese. All-Conference: Ed Rhee, John Fraas. 114 CROSS-COUNTRY Top: Carol Currie, Judy Gibson, Cindy Davis, Coach Fred DeRuvo. Bottom: Faith Halpern, Linda Bunting The 1981 Clarke Cross-Country team won the Division Championship for the first time in seven years. Clarke finished 2nd in the conference, 2nd in Nassau County Class B, and 3rd in the Grout Invitationals. Adam Griffiths, Tony Danseglio, and Bob Morriss were the team’s front runners, with outstanding contributions by John Baccone, Chris Johrden, and Joe Marsala. Adam, Tony, and Bob were among the top ten finishers in both the conference championships and the Grout Invitationals. Adam finished 12th in the state meet and was the first L.l. finisher. All-Division: Adam Griffiths, Tony Danseglio, Bob Morriss, John Boccone, Chris Johrden All-Conference: Adam Griffiths, Tony Danseglio, Bob Morriss All-County: Adam Griffiths Back: Coach Ira Holzager, Ricky Halperin, Bob Morriss, Joe Marsala, Tony Danseglio, Tom Trunk, Chris Johrden Front: John Boccone, Adam Griffiths, David Fox, Jeff Solar WOMEN’S BOWLING Front: K. Connolly, D. Ruttgers, C. Connolly, E. O’Connor (Captain), Middle: Mrs. H. Dresner (Coach), S. Hudson, B. Korchinski, B. Cunningham, D. Dorso. Back: T. Ludwig, M. Cainglet, B. Burnston. GYMNASTICS Back: R. Levin, J. Fulvio, K. DeMartini, A. Fennell, B. Fallon, W. Kuno, S. Janec, Coach T. Rogers. Front: T. Tuchman (Capt), S. Scafard, Y. Clark, D. Kassan. This year’s Varsity Gymnastics Team had a record- breaking season, clearly the most successful in Clarke history. The team set a school record as well as a conference record by scoring 119.6, defeating West bury for the Conference Championship. The girls finished the season with 7 wins and no losses. Dedication and cooperation among teammates contributed to their success. The team qualified for the Nassau County Championships, and finished fifth (beating last year’s eighth place). In the Individual Championships, Terri Tuchman and Barbara Fallon received 7.65 on floor exercise, winning third place. Debbie Kassan scored 6.5 on the uneven bars for fourth place. Coach Rogers largely contributed to the team’s success. Her leadership, support, and knowledge was a definite motivating force for the girls. WINTER TRACK co ALL-CONFERENCE: T. Danseglio, D. Bunting, L. Bunt- ing, C. Chomicz, K. Flynn, C Davis, A. Griffiths, J. Mar- S3 Is ALL-DIVISION: T. Danseglio. A. Griffiths, J. Marsala, R. Leon. ALL-COUNTY: Tony Danseglio, Cecilia Chomicz (Coun- ty Champs) ALL-METROPOLITAN: Tony Danseglio GIRLS’ EASTERN STATES (at Harvard University): Cecilia Chomicz (High Jump): 7th on East Coast Kelly Flynn (600 meters): State Frosh Record Front: Mr. F. DeRuvo (Coach), A. Schwalm, D. Norman, 2nd: B. Brenner, J. Colagama, L. Marsala, G. Bartunek, C. Johrden, D. Papkin. 3rd: D. Bunting, T. Danseglio, C. Olson. J. Baccone, A. Spinelli, L. Moser, B. Clancy, 4th: A. Deck, C. Chomicz, C. Davis, B. Moritz, L Bunting, R. Halperin. F. Halperin: Top: J. Marsala, R. Morriss, J. Gibson, A. Griffiths (Capt), P. Morrisson. Missing: K. Flynn, R. Leon, Mr. J. Strassenreiter (Ass't Coach). WRESTLING DlV SIOn PLACE WINNERS: Dave Voelpel: First Place-132 lbs. Andy Chianese: Second Place-250 lbs. Tony Core: Fourth Place-215 lbs. Bottom: M. Bonura, T. Core (Capt), L. Hastas i (Capt), Coach D. Deegan. 2nd: P. Davis, D. Durham, R. Ri- caldi, R. Radecki, D. Fox, M. Morrisson, M. Monte- fano, R. Suri, B. laquinta. 3rd: D. Voelpel, J. Hernan- dez, J. Maia, G. Dessart, M. Kohanim, M. Pastore. 4th: M. Turk, D. Howe, A. Chianese, J. Paci, R. Goldstein. ho o CHEERLEADING « .d Front: M. McNicholl, D. Randall (Co-Capt), J. Mason, E. Oberwager. Middle: J. Taylor. L. Antizzo, A. Fennell, M. Catalanello. Back: C. Kelly, K. Demeter, J. Wirth (Co-Capt). Missing: R. Popelski, D. Giovannazzo, Coach J. Giachetti, Coach M. Piubo. NJ Season after season, the Clarke Varsity Cheerleaders have supported the boys' football and basketball teams. But the girls are more than accessories to boys' sports; they are competitors in their own right. This year, the squad placed third in the Nassau Cheerleading Competition and seventh in the All-Long Island Competition, held at Clarke High School. They are also very proud of the junior varsity squad, which placed second in both events. The varsity squad, led by co-captains Diane Randall and Joanne Wirth, are recognized for their sideline spirit and energy, and as the best squad in their conference. They kept halftime crowds in the stands with their precision routines and awe- inspiring mounts. 1982 will graduate the pioneers of Clarke cheering excellence. Four-year veterans Emily Oberwager, Joline Mason, Kim Demeter, Mary Ellen McNicho l, Colleen Kelly, as well as Diane and Joanne, were members of the 1978 squad, the first in Clarke history to enter a cheering competition. They were the first to attend cheering camp to improve as a team, and the first squad in many years to get new uniforms. The girls have made enormous gains not only in raising the level of cheering on the fields and courts, but in having cheering recognized as a sport in itself. KJ MEN’S BASKETBALL Front: C. Habersaat, M. Basel (Capt), M. Moss, Mr. M. Chianese Coach). Middle: E. Davis. L.G. Nadler, L. Volpe. Top: L. Kramer, R. Neuman, J. Posillico, M. Steiner. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Front: Dore Woll, Eileen McNamara, Felicia Cerrella, Kathy Anderson, Ms. T. (Coach). Back: Stacy Sauer, Sue Homer, Diana Friedli, Eileen Janec, Lori Quinn. Missing: Nancy Aspenleiter. ALL-DIVISION: Stacy Saeur Nj Ul Top: M. Daly, M. Hilbert, D. Mclver. Middle: J. Tallon, T. Picone, J. Beine, T. Bell, T. Daly. Bottom: T. Frazzetta, E. Oberwager, T. Walsh, K. Mortiz, D. Cohen. Missing: Coach C. Bozek. 124 MEN’S TENNIS Bottom: C. Harris, T. Catal, E. Janec (Capt), S. Homer (Capt), J. Duffy, J. Mason, E. Bisbai. Top: K. Wood, L. Cavaluzzi, E. McNamara, D. Norman, D. Friedli, S. Potto, S. Janec, J. Koppen. Missing: W. Owen (Capt), D. Woll, P. Zaleski, Coach J. Colgrove. 126 WOMEN’S LACROSSE fN Front: D. Durham, D. Howe. Middle: T. Young, J., tAaia, J. Piscatelli, A. Youseff, P. Betchart. Top: P. Morrisson, G., Pangburn, M. Montorfano, P. McFarland, P. Betchart, Coach F. Grahame. ClARKE CLARKE 128 BASEBALL Bottom: P. Clancy, A. Torrico, J. Fraas, J. Moses (Co-Capt), L. Natasi, J. Renta. Middle: E. Davis, M. Lopez, R. Newman, L. Berman, M. Moss, A. Angulo, J. Posillico. Bottom: R. Blech (mgr), E. Rhee, S. Napolitano, T. Galluzzi (Co-Capt), T. Young, Coach J. McDonald. 129 SOFTBALL GOLF Top: Mr. M. Sasso (Coach), C. Streit, M. Basel, E. Winicki, B. Buchanon, Bottom: J. Worthington, F. Cioffi, R. Ebert, J. Pad. Missing: B. Ville mure. Front: L. McKenna, hi. Aspenleiter, F. Cerrella, D. Raimondi, I. Silver. Middle: L. Quinn, S. Saeur, J. Zang, S. Savino, K. Anderson. Top: D. Acevedo, K. Sanatass, Ms. J. Case (Coach). WOMEN’S TEAM: Front: C. Chomicz, J. Gibson, A. Furboter, F. Halperin. Middle: A. Blumenberg, L. Golub, B. Moritz, L. Bunting, S. Potti. Back: C. Carvelli, D. Bunting, K. Flynn, J. Blumenberg, B. Besdansky, Coach I. Holzager. Missing: C. Davis, M. Gregory. SPRING TRACK MEN’S TEAM: Front: R. Storch, A. Deck, A., Chianese, J. Marsala. 2nd: Mgr. K. Hiler, A. Danseglio, R. Morriss, G. Bartunek. 3rd: A. Griffiths (Capt), A. Polgraf, J. Bartunek, J. Boccone. Top: Coach F. Deruvo, R. Halperin, C. Johrden, G. Morin. Missing: J. Solar, Coach R. Waldman. ■ ACTIVITIES o ACTIVITIES LEADERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Standing: Diane Raimondi (Secretary): Jeannie Duffy (Treasurer): Carolyn Harris (Vice President) Sitting: Teri Catal (President). JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bottom: Katie Wood (Vice President): Stacie Vanchieri (President). Top: Dawn Giovannazzo (Secretary): Jackie Koppen (Treasurer). 134 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bottom: M. McNicholl, S. Levin, E. Janec, M. Khalil, T. Frazzetta, S. Pakula, K. Moritz, S. Friedler, E. Oberwager, J. Duffy, S. Homer. 2nd: Dr. M. Bandiero, J. Wirth, R. Washington, D. Pitts, T. Walsh, E. Leventhal, M. Schubert, L. Pineus, R. Rosenthal, M. Schinsky, C. Katz, B. Brennan. 3rd: J. Spinelli, S. AIcCourt, K. Ebert, J. Gibson, C. Currie, S. Stolz, A1. McGuiness, J. Fraas, T. Tuchman, R. Lesser, J. Nogid. 4th: R. McCloskey, D. Neu, E. Bisbal, L. G. Nadler, L. Widman, D. Rodriguez. C. Harris, Af. Elliot, A. Griffiths. Top: Af. Bonura, L. Berman, D. Cohen, Af. Steiner, L. Kramer, A. Angulo, K. Reid, E. Schneider, S. Weiser, E. Poliak, S. Pothuri, H. Rao. Missing: D. Eng, A. Celentano. Officers: Emily Oberwager (Sec’y); Karen Moritz (Pres); Dinner Committee: Larry Kramer, John Fraas, Doug Neu Dr. M. Bandiero (Advisor); Sue Friedler (VP); Shari Pakula (Chrmn), Arthur Angulo (Treas). BUSINESS HONOR SOCIETY Bottom: S. Armstrong, D. Rodruigez, M. Elliot, M. McGuiness, M. Schinsky, AI. McNicholl, L. Cavaluzzi, T. Catal, Mrs. M. Regan (Advisor). 2nd: R. Marra, T. Cremona, J. Minerva, P. McGonigle, D. Giovanazzo, S. Janec, P. Picone, D. Raimondi, A. Core. Top: S. Homer, M. Marra, L. Nadler, L. Kramer, L. Friedman, S. Pothuri, R. Williams. FBLA FUTURE BUSIHESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Top: M. Elliot, E. Janec, R. Marra, S. Homer, R. Blech, Mr. W. Murphy (Advisor). Bottom: M. Schinsky, F. Cerrella, M. Schubert, M. Marra, A. Core. 136 LEADERS ATHLETIC LEADERS CLUB Bottom: S. Sauer, C. Harris, S. Homer, L. Cavaluzzi. 2nd: K. McNamara, D. Russell, A. Neu, D. Giovannazzo, S. Janec, D. Friedli, S. McCourt, D. Olah, D. Russell. 3rd: M. Catalanello, D. Boriello, C. Chomicz, P. Picone, E. McNamara, J. lanotti, T. lanotti, K. Flynn. 4th: M. Hibert, L. Quinn, E. Janec, F. Cerrella, D. Raimondi, M. Basel, A. Mahler. 5th: L. Volpe, J. Fraas, R. Wendt, A. Angulo, J. Posillico, D. Neu, J. Kennedy, L. Kordon. Top: Mr. D. Deegan (Advisor), A. Core, L. Nastasi, D. Woll, J. Delisio. JAZZ BAND Front: D. Bunting, At. Catalanello, F. Cainglet, T. Frazzetta, E. Schneider, At. Roemer, L. Kramer, S. Leander, B. Clancy. Middle: At. Hirsch, S. Schneider, T. Danseglio, P. McFarland, D. Neu, D. Harrison, G. Angulo. Back: P. Betschart, J. Kennedy, S. Salerno, P. Betschart, L.G. Nadler, A. Spinelli, R. Kimmel, Mr. S. Bialomizy(Director). 138 PERFORMING ARTS SENIOR CHOIR CHORAL OFFICERS (Left): Sue Friedler (Secy), Donna Eng (Pres), Jim Posillico (VP), Kara Unteberg (Treas), Fran- ces Cainglet (Accompanist), Dr. Elizabeth Goode (Director). ALL- COUNTY CHOIR: Ray Chunk, Jim Posillico, Paul Sorber, Daniel Fraas, John Delisio, Rob McCloskey, Don- na Dorso, Sherrie Levin, Diane Cummo, Donna Eng. Bottom: A. Alfano, K. Scope, D. Fraas, S. Stolzenberg, P. Sorber, K. Unteberg, C. Caplin, F. Cainglet, S. Levin, B. Kennedy, Dr. E. Goode. Middle: D. Cummo, S. Giovinco, J. Delisio, D. Dorso, L. Greco, D. Eng, J. Posillico, K. McCloskey, R. McCloskey, E. Leventhal, W. Tyler. Top: B. August, S. Stoltz, M. Tatosian, D. Bunting, J. Kennedy, D. Schantz, R. Churik, C. Chomicz, S. Friedler, G. Furboter, J. Rubinstein, P. Botwinik. DRAMA CLUB 140 ALLSTATE ORCHESTRA: Debbie Fisch Front: J. Gibson, T. Walsh, V. MacTiernan, D. Friedman, D. Boriello, J. Spinei Ii, B. Burnston, R. Lampariello, J. Conway, J. Mason, B. Fox. 2nd: M. Cainglet, J. Grossman, P. Thomas, F. Cainglet, D. Friedli, P. Betschart. 3rd: L. Schwartz, M. Turkel, C. Ludwig, J. Duffy, J. Golub, L. Elie, D. Lyon, T. Lychmonenko, A. Taylor. 4th: S. Salerno, R. Harrington(Director), A. Danseglio, G. Angulo, P. McFarland, P. Betschart, L. fiadler, A. Spinelli, J. Kennedy. Bottom: T. Tuchman, J. Silverstein, L. Widman, M. McGuiness, K. Cluxton, J. Spinelli, D. Roemer, D. Rodruigez, A. Alfano. 2nd: A. Blumenberg, E. Werther, C. Katz, D. Eng, R. McCioskey, E. Leventhal, R. Marotta, D. Scneder. 3rd: T. Cremona, K. (Jnteberg, T. Walsh, S. Pakula, K. Moritz, W. Tyler, D. Cummo, S. Friedler, E. Oberwager, G. Bordynowski. 4th: C. Cullen, S. Banerjea, M. Tomasino, J. Golub, K. Reid, S. Stoltz, J. Conway, J. Whitty. Top: Mrs. J. McClellan (Advisor), P. Gateau, D. Marotta, D. Lyon, R. Levin, B. Burnston, J. Blitz, K. Fadem, P. Gamier. PERFORMING ARTS BAND Front: V. Gold, D. Giovanazzo, J. Blitz. M. Catalanello, J. Spinelli, F. Cainglet. 2nd: J. Fulvio, P. Vogt, E. Vela no, A. Neu, A. Fennel. L. Golub, M. Ginsberg, K. Flynn, A. Simon, K. Paskowski. 3rd: D. Friedli. T. Frazzetta, E. Schneider, B. Cunningham, L. Richter, E. Rosenthal, C. Habersaat, E. Puma, L. Woest, J. Rubalcaba, K. Mulbach, A. Taylor. T. Lychmanenko, S. Homer. 4th: L. Bunting. S. Pakula. R. Wiplich, C. Dubin, E. Oberwager, D. Friedman. D. Boriello, J. Schembor, P. Clancy, J. Duffy, J. Golub, E. Elie, D. Lyon, A. Davis, G. Lesser, S. Leander B. Clancy, M. Roemer. L. Kramer. 5th: R. Weaver, S. Nicolich, S. Salerno, M. Tomasino, G. Chianese. G. Goehring. D. Bunting, M. Hirsch, D. Harrison, S. Schneider, A. Danseglio, G. Angulo, P. McFarland, N. Poccia. D. Kloos, B. Meininger, S. Zaitz, E. Schembor, T. McShane. Back: P. Betschart, J. Kennedy. D. Muleris. P. Fennell, P. Betschart, L.G. Nadler, A. Spinelli. R. Kimmel. P. Botwinik, A. Schwalm, Mr. S. Bialomizy(Director). ALL-COUNTY BAND: JoAnn Spinelli, Diana Friedli, Eric Schneider, Darrin Lyon, John Kennedy. ALL-STATE BAND: Fran Cainglet. Bottom: J. Blitz, K. Reid, At. McGuiness, D. Roemer. 2nd: K. Unteberg, W. Tyler, Mrs. J. McClellan(Advisor), K. Cluxton, J. Golub, S. Banerjea, R. Levin. 3rd: S. Friedler, S. Pakula, J. Silverstein, R. Marotta, J. Spinelli, B. Burnston. Top: D. Cummo, T. Walsh, K. Faden, J, Whitty, G. Bordynowski, P. Gamier, L. Widman, J. Conway. 141 THESPIAN SOCIETY Bottom: R. Rosenthal (Managing Editor), V. Gold, J. Blitz, R. Wiplich, L. Geffon, Mr. R. Carioscia (Advisor). Top: D. Fisch (Editor-in-Chief), F. Cainglet, A. Blumerberg (Secretarial Ed), K. Moritz (Art Ed), J. Blumenberg, J. Gibson. THE VANGUARD REFLECTIONS Top: L. Nadler (Sports Ed), J. Spinelli (Editorial Ed), T. Walsh (Feature Ed), E. Oberwager (Business Staff), K. (Jnteberg (News Ed). Bottom: K. Ebert (Business Staff), C. Katz (Business Ed), Mr. J. Leg- gett (Advisor), E. Leventhal (Editor-in- Chief). 142 PUBLICATIONS KEY CLUB Bottom: D. Faingar, V. Gold. M. Cainglet, C. Davis, M. Turkel, T. Walsh (Treas), S. Pakula (Pres). E. Oberwager (VP), R. Rosenthal (Secy), K. Unteberg, M. Char- ney, L. Widman, B. Burnston, 2nd: D. Mclver, D. Pitts, R. Washington. S. Stolzenberg, E. Leventhal, M. Schubert, L. Pin- eus. B. Glazer, AI. Schinsky, S. Stoltz, C. Katz. 3rd: J. Blumen- berg, L. Lychmonenko, D. Cummo, W. Frank, W. Tyler, J. Duffy, T. Tuchman, M. Silver, R. Blech, R. Lesser. 4th: V. Stry- jewski. S. Fried ter, T. Burke, A. Blumerberg, L. Quinn, P. Pi- cone, S. Janec, M. Elliot. 5th: S. Weiser, M. Steiner, R. Luzardo, E. Schneider. D. Boriello, At. Hil- bert, G. Poliak, S. Pothuri, Dr. R. J. Steiner (Advisor). CREATIVE HEALTH WORKSHOP Top: Mr. G. Quatararo (Advi- sor), D. Cummo, J. Whitty, T. Tuchman, A. Angulo, K. Reid, J. Moses. Middle: K. Cluxton, F. Cainglet, L. Widman, A. Blumer- berg, S. Levin. Bottom: K. Unte- berg, S. Pakula, T. Walsh. D. Roemer. CLUBS SPRING CARNIVAL Bottom: K. Unteberg, V. Gold, W. Frank, D. Mclver, D. Eng, T. Frazzetta (Co-Chrmn), L. Pineus (Co-Chrmn), S. Pakula. M. Schubert, D. Cohen, S. Friedler, M. Steiner, A. Blumenberg. 2nd: S. Stolzenberg, W. Gold, D. Minkin, T. Tuchman, E. Schneider, R. Luzardo, E. Leventhal, E. Oberwager, K. Moritz, K. Ebert, J. Duffy, T. Walsh, S. Levin. 3rd: J. Spinelli, W. Wagner, J. Mark, B. Burnston, P. Picone, S. Janec. S. Stoltz, G. Poliak, R. Marotta, J. Blitz, R. Levin, G. Bordynowski. 4th: S. Potto, J. Blumenberg, T. Feld, M. Hilbert, M. Charney, S. Finkler. R. Blech, T. Burke, B. Glazer, R. Rosenthal. 5th: E. Werther, L. Quinn, R. Lewis, R. Pineus. M. Starr, D. Friedman, J. Nogid, J. Hernandez. P. Gamier, J. Whitty. Missing: Mr. G. Quatarao (Advisor). (! AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Top: G. Humbert, A. Alfano (KA2NNP), Mr. J. Jonas (Advisor), D. Bernaerts. Bot- tom: M. Alfano, M. Lewis. 144 CLUBS MODEL CONGRESS Bottom: D. Eng, E. Leventhal, T. Tuchmanm, T. Walsh, K. Grant, S. Pakula, C. Currie, R. Lesser, S. Weiser, G. Poliak, R. Blech, LG fiadler, R. Rosenthal, E. Oberwager, S. Friedler. 2nd: D. Faingar, A. Schubert, W. Gold, K. Unteberg, R. Levin, J. Blitz, D. Balfour, At. Charney, D. Harrison, S. Stolzenberg, V. Stryjewski, At Steiner. 3rd: C. Katz, V. Gold. J. Spinelli, B. Burnston, T. Feld, L. Pincus, At. Schubert. W. Wagner. J. Gibson, D. Muskatel, A. Weller, At. Cainglet, R. Luzardo. 4th: A. Mahler, J. Miller, R. Wiplich, L. Lychmonenko, S. Kaller, T. Burke, J. Fraas, A. Chianese, H. Rao, D. Minkin, Mr. W. Murphy (Advisor). 5th: R. Lasher, D. Friedman, M. Starr. R. Lewis, J. Olshin, B. Glazer. S. Stoltz, R. Babkowski, S. Pothuri, B. Fox. Top: P. Botwinik, C. Cullen, R. Marotta, P. Gamier, J. Whitty, P. Leon, L. Kramer, J. Nogid, E. Schneider, R. Gross, E. Brett. J. Golub, At. Harridan. Missing: Mr. G. Quatararo (Advisor). MATH LEAGUE Top: Miss At. Howell (Advisor) R. Moser, E. Schneider, R Campbell, E. Schembor. Mid die: A. Blumenberg, R. Ro senthal (Capt), S. Weisr, C. Da vis. Bottom: B. Burnston, At. Cainglet, A. Weller, J. Golub. TECHNICAL-OCCUPATIONAL CLUB Bottom: Mr. J. Jones, R. Washington, W. Tyler, D. Pitts, A. Hines, Mr. A. Hohsfield. 2nd: M. Schussel, D. Heu, R. Wendt, J. Day. 3rd: D. Gold, E. Rhee, J. Fraas, G. Smith, M. Bonura. 4th: L. Berman, D. Lyons, C.L. Charles, J. Johnston, J. Hernandez, K. Reid, P. Baynes, F. Cioffi, S. Scafard, A. Griffiths, Mr. M. Marsa I la. 5th: S. Leander, H. Rao, D. Pecyzinski, J. Whitty, S. Lennon, W. Olden, E. Bisbal, J. Toledano, M. Klafter. AUDIO- VISUAL SQUAD Bottom: J. Bloom, M. Langer, A. Muthukrishnan, I. Erickson. 2nd: R. Lee, T. Snyder. 3rd: M. Hirsch, Mr. J. Eastty (Advisor). Missing: S. Leander. CLUBS 146 SCHOOL STORE STAFF Top: Mrs. . Wears (Advisor), J. Gagen, D. Schuler, D. Dorso, P. Brennan, J. Graff, D. Marotta, J. Dessart, E. Bisbal, S. Hare. D. Randall. Bottom: J. annotti, B. Glazer, L. Friedman. Missing: S. Potto, M. McNicholl, L.G. Nadler, IV. Frank, D. Monuski, Mr. F.G. Small (Advisor). BAH-HUMBUG CLUB 147 AFRO-AMERICAN CULTURE CLUB Diagonal: R. Washington. G. Smith, J. Johnston, W. Olden, K. Reid, C. Louis Charles, D. Lyons, W. Tyler, K. Grant. Straight: A. Hines (President), D. Pitts (Vice-President). SKI CLUB Top: R. Wendt, J. Wirth, D. Neu, J. Mason, E. Bisbal. 2nd: Mr. T. Granowitz (Advisor), R. Babkowski, G. Poliak, P. Farming, P. Ace- vedo. 3rd: D. Raimondi, M. Bonura, S. Homer, D. Woll, T. Catal. Bottom: R. Blech, T. Tuchman, A. Angulo, A. Core. 148 CLUBS HORTICULTURE CLUB Back: G. Bordynowski, J. Whitty, C. Healy, K. Fadem, P. Gamier, Mr. D. CJnger (Advisor). Middle: B. Marotta, D. Durham, D. Sardoff, R Clark, R. Schneider. Front: G. Pangburn, V. Kenny, L. Olgin, H. Chung, D. Flahive, D. Barnek. CHESS AND LOGIC GAMES Top: Mr. H. DeCiutiis (Advisor), R. Lee, A. Olshin, M. Charney, M. Weiss, M. Klafter, R. Lesser. Bottom: P. Botwinik, C. Currie, S. Weiser, R. Babkowski, R. Ro- senthal. 149 CLUBS FILM CLUB Bottom: S. Sauer, S. McCourt, D. Woll, A. Chianese, L. Nastasi, D. Grodzinsky. Top: A. Hyman, T. Swetokas. J. Piscettelli, Mr. R. F. Siegel (Advisor), T. Habet, T. Smith. THE AP FUTURE SHEPHERDS OF AMERICA The solemn induction ceremony of another bag lady into the Future Shepherds of America Your friends say they ’ll keep in touch But you know they won't . . Your teachers say come back and visit But you know you never will........... ■ : IA 1 Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower. We will grieve not, rather find Strength in what remains behind. In the primal sympathy Which having been must ever be, In the soothing thoughts that spring Out of human suffering. In the faith that looks through death. In the years that bring the philosophic mind. -William Wordsworth 155 1. Diane Randall... 2. Wendy Owen ... 3. Joline Mason ... 4. Felicia Cerrella ... 5. Eileen Janec ... 6. Dianne Raimondi... 7. Jo Ann Wirth ... 8. Jean Duffy ... 9. Terri Tuchman ... 10. Donna Pitts ... 11. Janis Minerva ... 12. John Fraas ... 13. Patricia McGonigle . . . 14. Susanne McCourt ... 15. Kendrick Reid ... 16. Tricia Ceroni 9SL ZSl . Terry Walsh ... 2. Robert McCloskey ... 3. Magda Khalil... 4. Emily Oberwager ... 5. Michael Basel... 6. Stephanie Stoltz ... 7. Dore Woll ... 8. Cindy Davis ... 9. Sue Homer ... 10. Gary Weinrich ... 11. Esperanza Bisbal ll 6 SENIOR DIRECTORY ARTHUR ANGULO-NHS; Band; Orches- tra; Marching Band; All-County Band; Van- guard; Athletic Leaders Club; JV.Var Soc- cer; Freshman,JV Basketball; Freshman, Var Baseball SUSAN ARMSTRONG-Drama, SCOPE NANCY ASPENLEITER-Var Softball; Var Basketball; Var Volleyball; Var Soccer; FFA Pres; GO; BOCES; MVP, All-Division, Captain Softball ROBERT C. BABKOWSKI-NHS; Ski Club; Soccer; Lacrosse; Model Congress; Van- guard MICHAEL BASEL-JV, Var Basketball; Ath- letic Leaders Club PAUL BAYNES-Football; Wrestling LEWIS BERMAN-Freshman, JV, Var Soc- cer; Freshman, JV, Var Baseball; JV, Var Bowling; Freshman Basketball AMY BETH BLUMENBERG-Tennis; Track; Math League; Drama Club; Reflec- tions; Spring Carnival; Key Club MICHAEL BONURA-Football; Wrestling GARY B OR RI EL L O-Basketball; Football BARBARA ANN BRENNAN-Track; Soph Class VP; Jr. Class Sec’y; Sr. Prom Com- mittee V N BRENNAN-Lacrosse THOMAS BURKE-Key Club; Model Con- gress; Spring Carnival FRANCES CAINGLET-NHS: NYSSMA; All-State; All-County; George Washington University Award; Stage Band; Drama Club; Thespian Society; Reflections THERESA CATAL-FBLA; Spring Carnival; SCOPE; Sr. Class Pres; BHS; JV, Var La- crosse, Var Volleyball; Freshman Basket- ball; Freshman Field Hockey EVA C.B. CEA-BHS; Sr. Prom Committee TRICIA CERONTJr. Achievement Award FELICIA CERRELLA-BHS; Athletic Lead- ers Club; Var Field Hockey; Var Softball; Var Volleyball; Var Basketball; FBLA; SCOPE; Prom Committee CLAUDE LOUIS-CHARLES-JV, Var Bas- ketball; Vanguard ANDY CHI A NESE- Wrestling; Football; Track; Model Congress; Key Club; SCOPE sports editor FRANK CIOFFTTech Squad; JV Lacrosse; Var Golf; Var Hockey THERESA CODY-Drama Club DEBBIE COHEN-Spring Carnival; Key Club; Clarkettes; Var Badminton; Var Track; NHS CHRISTINE D. COLONNA-Softball JOHN CONWA Y-Football ROBERT COOLEY-Soccer; Baseball; Bas- ketball; JMH Club ANTHONY E. COR Var Football; Var Wrestling; Var Lacrosse; FBLA; BHS; Ath- letic Leaders Club ALBERT J. CELENTANO Ill-Jazz band: Band; Spring Carnival; Orchestra KERRY CLUXTON-Drama Club; SCOPE; Badminton CAROL P. CURRIE-Model Congress; NHS; Track; Vanguard 158 PETER DALY-Football; Lacrosse; Wres- tling CINDY DAVIS-Track; Cross-Country; Key Club; Model Congress; Math League VALERIE DELLAVALLE-Vobey ball; BHS; Softball; Basketball; Track JOHN FRANCIS FRAAS-Var Football; Var Baseball; Model Congress; NHS; Athle- tic Leaders Club TRACY FRAZZETTA-Spring Carnival Chmn; SCOPE-Managing Editor; Class Council Member; Badminton; Jazz Band; Symphonic Band; Cheerleader; NHS ANDREW HARDER-Football; Basketball CAROLYN HA RRIS-Freshman, JV, Var Field Hockey; Freshman Volleyball; Fresh- man, JV Basketball; Freshman, JV, Var Lacrosse; Soph Class Pres; Jr. Class VP; Sr. Class VP; Marching Band; Athletic Leaders Club; NHS KIM DEMETER-Ski Club; SCOPE; Prom Committee; Var Lacrosse; Basketball; JV, Var Cheerleading; FBLA ANGELA DIPL A CIDO-Basketball; Spring Carnival; Typing LEWIS DRESNER-VP Radio Club; Library Aide JEAN DCJFFY-Groundlings; Key Club; Spring Carnival; Sr. Class Treas; Freshman Field Hockey; Prom Committee; Lacrosse; Soph Council Member; SCOPE; NHS KRISTINE EBERT-Spring Carnival; SCOPE; Vanguard; NHS MARGARET W. ELLIOTT-Drama Club; NHS; Spring Carnival; Key Club; FBLA; BHS; DONNA ENG-NHS; JV, Var Cheerleading; SCOPE-Editor-in-Chief; Spring Carnival; Model Congress; Treas, Pres Sr. Choir; NYSSMA; All-County; All-State; ACDA Honors Choir; Original Third Period E P Club PETER FARNCJNG-Football; Ski Club STEVEN FINKLER-Spring Carnival; Bar- gains, Bargains, Bargains SUSAN FRIEDLER-Model Congress; Spring Carnival; Drama Club; Key Club; Choir; NHS-VP; NYSSMA; Original Third Period E P Club WALTER FUERST-Soccer; Ski Club TONY GALLUZZI-Baseball; Basketball JUDITH TRUESDELL GIBSON-Orchestra; NHS; Orchestra; NYSSMA; Cross-Country; Track; Model Congress BRUCE GLAZER-Spring Carnival; Key Club; Model Congress GEORGE GOEHRING-Band; Marching Band; Golf RUSSELL GOLDBAUM-Tech Squad STEVEN GOLDSTEIN-Track; Vanguard, SCOPE Photographer KAREN GRANT-Model Congress ADAM GRIFFITHS-Track; Cross Country DAVE GRODZINSKY-State art contest NANCY HAIDT-Gymnastics; Model Con- gress NEIL HA ID T-Electronics NANCY HARTIG-Gymnastics; Model Con- gress JULIO HERNANDEZ-Foreign Culture Club ANNE “JODIE” HINES-AACC; Key Club; Drama Club; Fundraising Committee SUSAN HOMER-Athletic Leaders Club; BHS; NHS; Spring Carnival; Var Basket- ball; Var Lacrosse; Var Field Hockey; Var Volleyball RICH HYLAND-Var Football; Var Basket- ball GARY JAECKEL-Golf EILEEN JANEC-JV, Var Field Hockey; JV, Var Volleyball; JV, Var Basketball; JV, Var Lacrosse; Athletic Leaders Club; NHS; BHS JANET JOHNSTON-Tech-Mech; AACC CHERYL KATZ-Spring Carnival; Van- guard; Key Club; Model Congress; NHS COLLEEN MARIE KELLY- JV, Var Cheer- ing; Orchestra BILL KENNEDY-Spring Carnival Band; Jazz Band; Chorus; Guitar for “PIPPIN , 159 RUNAWAYS”, Jr. High Chorus MAGDA KHALIL-Nursing Class President; HR Rep; Spring Carnival; NHS; Florence Lanzisera Award RUSSELL KIMMELL-Soccer; Jazz Band; Band MITCHELL KLAFTER-Chess CLub LARRY KRAMER-Freshman Basketball; NHS; Athletic Leaders Club; Marching Band-Drum Major; Soph Class Council; Jazz Band; Jr. Class Council; Model Con- gress; Winter Spring Track; Wind Ensem- ble; All-County, All-Division, All-Confer- ence Track DEBBIE LAZZARA-Clarkettes; Spring Car- nival; Badminton RA YMOND LEE-A V Squad; Chess Club ROSS LESSER-Model Congress; NHS; Key Club; Groundlings; Chess Club; March- ing Band EMILY LE VEN THA L - Vanguard-Editor-in ■ Chief; Soph Class Treas; Spring Carnival; Key Club; Groundlings; Drama Club; Model Congress; SCOPE; Choir; NHS; Original Third Period ESP Club SHERRIE I. LEVIN-Drama Club; NHS; SCOPE: Key Club; Groundlings; Spring Carnival; Chorus; Thespians RICHARD LINDSEY-Basketball; Soccer; Baseball; Jazz Band; JMH CLub JUDY LOCASTRO-Band, Teenage Panel; Punk Rock MICHAEL LOPEZ-JV Baseball; Cross- Country RICHIE LUZARDO-Key Club; Spring Car- nival; Vanguard; JMH Club I EDA DOREEN LYONS-Var Basketball; Var Bowling; A ACC LOIS MAGRUDER-Field Hockey JIM MALONE-Art Festival MARIA MARRA-BHS; FBLA REGINA MARRA-BHS; FBLA JOLINE MASON-JV, VAR Cheerleading; Ski Club; Gymnastics; Lacrosse; Orchestra THOMAS MC CAY-Baseball; Carpentry ROBERT MC CLOSKEY-AII-County Choir; Baseball SUSANNE MC COURT-Athletic Leaders Club; Var Field Hockey; Var Basketball; Var Softball PATRICIA MC GONIGLE-Clarkettes MELISSA MC GUINESS-Drama Club; Spring Carnival; Key Club JAMES MC NAMARA-Track MARY ELLEN MC NICHOLL-JV, Var Cheerleading; BHS ESTHER LYNN MILLER-Jr. Class Pres; Basketball; Adult Study Group; HUNGER Group; Mission Council; Sunday School Teacher; Youth Choir; Counselor for Autis- tic Camp JAN IS A. MINER VA-Clarkettes; Marching Band KAREN MORITZ-Drama Club; Spring Car- nival; Vanguard; SCOPE; Reflections; Ten- nis-Captain; Badminton-Captain; NHS- President; Jr. Class Council Member PATRICK MORRISON-Soccer; Win- ter Spring Track ROBERT MORRISS-Winter Spring Track; Cross-Country JOHNNY “MO” MOSES-JV, Var Baseball; JV, Var Soccer; Track TAMSEN T. MURRAY-Var Field Hockey; Var Volleyball; Var Softball; Var Gymnas- tics; Church Youth Group; BHS; LSA; Spring Carnival TIM NABET-Hockey L. GEROD NADLER-Model Congress; Bas- ketball; Vanguard; Jazz Band; NHS; Ten- nis; BHS; Band LAWRENCE NASTASI-Athletic Leaders Club; Football; Wrestling; Baseball DOUGLAS NEU-JV, Var Soccer; JV, Var Baseball; NHS; Jazz Band; Marching Band JEFFREY NOGID-Spring Carnival; Key Club; Vanguard; Spring Track EMILY OBERWAGER-JV, Var Cheerlead- ing; Ski Club; Model Congress-Personnel Chmn; Spring Carnival; Var Badminton; Marching Band; Groundlings; Wind Ensem- ble; NHS-Secretary; Jr. Prom Committee; Key Club-VP; Vanguard; SCOPE-Layout Editor; Original Third Period E P Club DANNY A. OSTRANDER-Feathers, Pen- rods, Winner’s Circle, Roller Castle WENDY OWEN-Var Field Hockey; Var Vol- leyball; Marching Band; Var Tennis; Var Lacrosse SHARI WYNNE PAKULA-Key Club-Pres; Vanguard; Spring Carnival; Band; Model Congress-Housing; Groundlings; Thespi- ans; Drama Club; NHS; SCOPE-Business Mgr. DAVID PAPKIN-Drama Club; Marching Band; Thespians ANTHONY A. PEDONE-Feathers; Uncle Sam's; Roller Castle; Winner’s Circle LISA PINCUS-Spring Carnival-Chrmn; Var Tennis-Captain; Volleyball; Model Con- gress; Key Club; Vanguard; NHS DONNA J. PITTS-Marching Band; JV, Var Cheering; NHS; A ACC JAMES POS LLICO-Baseball; Basketball; Soccer: NYSSMA; Empire State Games; All-County Choir SAI POTHURI-Key Club; Xerox Room; School Store; BHS DIANE RAIMOND -JV Field Hockey; JV, Var Softball; JV, Var Volleyball; Athletic Leaders Club; BHS; Jr. Class Treas; Sr. Class Sec’y DIANE MARIE RANDALL-JV, Var Cheer- ing; Secretarial Aid; JV Volleyball; Var Bas- ketball; Gymnastics; Math League HERMANTH RAO-Var Tennis; Key Club; Model Congress JULIE REICHNER-Spring Carnival; Office Work; Big Bros Big Sisters KENDRICK WAYNE REIDKey Club; Marching Band; A ACC; Drama Society; Model Congress; Vanguard; SCOPE; Dean's Council; Thespians; NHS EDWARD RHEE-Baseball; Football; Wres- tling DOLORES RODRIGUEZ-Drama Club DONNA MARIE ROEMER-Field Hockey; Drama Club; Clarkettes: Spring Carnival; Vanguard RENA ROSENTHAL-Model Congress; Spring Carnival; Key Club-Sec'y; Re flee- tions-Assoc. Ed; Vanguard; SCOPE; NHS; Math League-Team Captain JAMES SAUER Soccer; Baseball; Jr. High Play STEVE SALERNO-Baseball; Soccer; Band; Marching Band; Orchestra; Spring Carnival; NYSSMA; All-County Band SUSAN SCAFORD-Var Gymnastics; Spring Carnival; Orchestra; Vanguard MA RIL YN SCHINSK Y-Spring Carnival; Drama Club; Key Club; FBLA; NHS: BHS; LIBEC Competition JAMES SCHMIDT-Spring Track ERIC SCHNE DER-Track; Jazz Ensemble; NHS; Marching, Stage Band; All-County Band; NYSSMA MARA SCHUBERT-Model Congress; Ten- nis; Key Club; Groundlings; Vanguard; NHS; Spring Carnival-Donations Chrmn; Original Third Period E P Club MICHAEL SCHUSSEL-Var Football LYNN SCHWARTZ-Orchestra MICHAEL SILVER-SCOPE; Groundlings; Key Club; Model Congress; Spring Carni- val; Choir JEFFREY SIL VERSTEIN-Drama Club; Thespian Society; SCOPE; Vanguard; Tech; Spring Carnival HARLAN SIMONSON Cross Country GEORGE G. SMITH JR.-Track; JV, Var Football; A ACC TIMOTHY SMITH-Band PAUL SORBER-Baseball; Wrestling; Dra- ma Club; All-County Choir; NYSSMA ALLAN SPIEGEL-Marching Band; Van- guard; Math League; Var Bowling; Key Club; Model Congress; NHS; Honor Roll JOANN SPINELLI-Band; All-County Band; Wind Ensemble; NYSSMA; Thespians; Drama Club; Spring Carnival; Vanguard MARK STEINER-JV, Var Basketball; Mo- del Congress; Spring Carnival; Key Club; Original Third Period E P Club STEPHANIE STOLTZ-Model Congress; Spring Carnival; Key Club; SCOPE; Van- guard; Ski Club; Reflections; Groundlings; Sr. Choir; Drama Club TERRI TUCHMAN-Model Congress; Dra- ma Club; Key Club; Gymnastics; Spring Carnival; RAMS Mascot; Vanguard Photog- rapher; SCOPE; Track; Athletic Leaders Club WANDA A. TYLER-Drama Club; Choir; A ACC; SCOPE; Thespians SYLVIA WALLA CE-Practical Nursing; Rock THERESA WALSH-Tennis; Cheering; Bad- minton; NHS; Groundlings; Drama Club; Model Congress; Vanguard-Feature Ed; Key Club-Treas; Prom Committee; Spring Carnival-Finance Chrmn ROSEMARIE WA SHINGTON-A ACC; Key Club; Bowling STUART WEISER-Model Congress- Chrmn; Vanguard; Math League; NHS; Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute Medal ROLF WENDT-Soccer JIM WHITTY-Tech Squad; Model Con- gress; Spring Carnival; Stage Band; Band LISA WIDMAN-Drama Club; Thespians; NHS; Vanguard; Scope EDDIE WINICKI-Golf JOANN WIRTH-JV, Var Cheering; Ski Club; Gymnastics DO RE WOLL-Band; Field Hockey; Basket- ball; Art Fair; Soccer; Volleyball; Lacrosse; Jr. Class Council; Athletic Leaders Club; Band JEANNIE V. VOEGE-Clarkettes; Drama; Choir THOMAS YOUNG-JV, Var Soccer; JV Baseball; JV, Var Track; Athletic Leaders Club 161 Best Wishes To The DON'T QUIT When things go wrong as they sometimes will, When the road .you’re trudging seems all up “Class Of ’82’’ W.T. CLARKE PTSA mil, When the funds are low and the debts are high, And you want to smile, hut you have to sigh, When care is pressing you down a hit. Rest if you must, but don’t ou quit. Life is queer with its twists and turns. As everyone of us sometimes learns. Ami many a failure turns about When he might have won had he stuck it Don’t give up though the pace seems slow N on mav succeed with another blow. Area Code 516 334-9706 Success is failure turned inside our Hie silver tint of the clouds of doubt. nd you never can tell just how close you T.G.L. SERVICE STATION, It may he near when :t seems so tar. So stick to the fight when you’re hardest hit INC. It’s when things seem worst that you must not quit. 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ROUKIS Bonded Member Florist Telegraph Delivery Oloa ■ e.'i s and iPlanti of [ld iiti action CORNER POST AND WESTBU V. L. I . V Castle Avenues 11590 We wish you mush success (whatever that is) in your future endeavors. Live, Love, and Laugh. Be Happy. And don’t forget to write..... In tune with your needs... One-Stop banking in Nassau, Suffolk and Queens Long; Island Trust A , if .,: UAN('.OttPORATlONSUHSiC AMY Mf MfU M I [)IC. Faded roses fall from The pages of a dusty old book, Preserved for days like These, When the rain pours down And I need to feel the comfort Of warm memories. BOOSTERS The Class of '82a great group-we wish you all well. The Weisers. . . . Best wishes for success and happiness in future years. May love always be a part of your life. The Moritzs' .... Congratulations to Kris, Karen, Tracy, and Albie and Best wishes in all your future endeavors. From Virginia and Bob Ebert....... Good Luck Kerry, Love Mom, Dad, Jim, and Danny .... Congratulations To Bruce G. and The Class of 1982. The Glazer Family .... Congratulations to the Class of 82 from the Bowling Green PTA .... Congratulations Class of 1982! From the Botwiniks .... To Our “STAR” SHERRIE, We 're proud of you and your accomplishments.......Congratulations to the Class of 1982. Seth Kaller and Family .... Congratulations to the Cross Country and Track Teams. Compliments of a Friend .... In Memory of Ricky Hernandez .... Congratulations to Raymond Hernandez. Love Mom, Dad, Christine, and Robert .... The Gipper and his family wish to congratulate the Class of 1982 and wish them all a wonderful future .... To our son, L.G., we wish him two terms as president .... Lois Mag ruder: Our congratulations to you and your class of 1982. Love Mom, Dad, Jimmy, Nanny, Dave, Denise, Carol, Bobby, Trixie, and Bows. . . . Congratulations, John and Joan McCay. . . . Congratulations to the Class of 1982. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm J. Elliot: Kevin P. Elliott Class of 1968; Teresa A. (Granados)- Class of 1972; Catherine A. (Drefus)-Class of 1974; Eileen A. Elliott- Class of 1979; Margaret Jo Elliott-Class of 1982. ... To Susan: Heartfelt wishes for your glistening future. Good luck. Love, Charlotte. . May all your joys, hopes, dreams become reality. Love, Aunt Cecile. . Stay on the straight and narrow path. You'll make it. Artie. . You light up our lives just being you. Love, Mom and Dad. . Lovely shining star that you are, always be as bright as you are. Marion and Gary Brown. . God Bless You Sweetheart. Love Daddy. . I gave you good advice. Use it. Dr. Sims. . Cherish Yesterday, Dream Tomorrow, Live Today, and Enjoy. Love Cheryl. . Determination and dedication is the key! Dr. Rozanski. . You’ll make it honey; My money’s on you! Love Zelda . . . Dear Mark: Congratulations. Best wishes for a happy and successful future. The Friedlers . . . Dear Everybody: Thanks for making this the best year of my life. love ya all! Susan .... To Jeannie, my best friend-Remember: “Freeport -“Oh Babe! -“Escapes -“The Happy Homos”- Never Forget that our friendship is forever, No matter what “games people play! — Emily .... Benches-Lums-Mr. Cerillo: We’ll always have “Fond Memories” .... Wishing a lifetime of happiness to Debbie and the Class of 1982. Helen and Al Cohen .... How many people does it take to sell a donut? Best of luck and love always, Debbie .... Dear Emily, Remember: It crawls across the car seat, the construction worker, the Nose, Bayville, Freeport, and the Earthquake. Forever Friends, Auntie Em! Love, Jeannie .... Fellow Officers: Get a grip-Old-Fashioned Fellow With White Wine. Love Ya, Jeannie .... Dear Dore, Wendy, Eileen, Carolyn, Felicia, Sue: Stay Together. Diane .... Though we three shall go our separate ways, the friendship we have shall never be lost. Don't forget lunch on Park Avenue. Love, Chetta .... The Limo, Halloween, Cars,E.S. .... d — k ... . Jazz Band (Hah!) .... ylime, grapefruits, EN, banana and friends. Ooh . . BRAT. Should have won it! All the love I have to share now and forever. T — poo .... Dear Susan: Thank you for the greatest time in my life. I know our future will bring us the greatest things. I love you always, Mark .... Chetta and Sprout: Here's to us. Our past our present, our future. One for all and all for one. Forever friends, Bert .... 2 14 79. Remember . . . Frank’s, Smitty's, Convertibles, golf balls, stereos. Love, Diane .... To our Valentine’s Day Boys. Love, Your Secret Admirers: Carolyn, Eileen, Felicia, Wendy G.F.I.S.O.M.F.-Larry K. Bruce G. Tom B. .... To Mark: 18 to 81 forever together in love! Susan .... Susan .... Dear Buddy, Best Friend, Lover, and Life: Best of Luck, Susan .... To all my friends who were there when I needed them-Thank You and Good Luck. I Love You All, Cheryl .... To L.W: Here’s to green, Baby Blunders, and many new and interesting experiences. I love ya kid! .... Cheryl-Good Luck and all our love. Ronald and Tonya .... Cheryl-All my love today and always. Good Luck! Love, Mom .... To a wonderful sister and aunt, the best of luck in everything. Love Roberta, Jeff, Evan, and Corey .... Ready Angels? .... Go Get 'Em!! .... Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow .... Friends Forever! Love, Sprout .... To all of the Senior Duts’s: YOU’RE BORING!!! Love, Wendy .... Carolyn, Eileen, Felicia, and Diane: Remember Montauk '81. Love Wendy .... To All of My Friends: We did it! Love Wendy . . .... Go with the Flow .... “Halloween II , “The Boogens , Any diner in Nassau County .... New Year’s Eve 1981 and one happy dry-cleaner .... WING ITU! .... With Ease and Peas, Friendship is forever. Love always, Tessie . . . Class of '82: Keep moving up, Don’t you ever stop, Whatever it is, Take it to the Top! Donna and Wanda ... To the Knights of the Donut Table: Thanks for the memories. I’ve truly loved these days. Be Happy! Love Don-Juan .... “Excuse me, is this Baldwin High School? .... Beebs Tex .... “Get her out of the car! ..... To Jean and Denise: Thanks for being such good friends. You're always there when I need you. I hope the distance between us doesn 't grow as the miles do. Always keep in touch; I'm here when you need me too! To my very special friends: what would do without you? Love ya always, Barbara Ann .... To my friends-Thanks for being there! You’ve made my years at Clarke worthwhile!-Emily O. . . . Lani, Flea, W.O., Doyane, Wollhead, Suki: Wemade it!! Cob .... Steve, Bill, and George: Barney Rubble lives again. Good Luck .... Congratulations to all of you! Now you can call me Cariotta! .... Doctor Sinclair, I think I'll keep you!! love you, Stephanie .... To the guys: This is not a rude good- bye. Good Luck. Love Always, Eileen .... Miss Valente, Thanks for everything! Love, Teri, Carolyn, Diane, Jeannie .... Clarke Soccer 1981 — Shoulda won it!! .... To the gang: Carolyn, Felicia, Diane, Wendy, Dore, Sue, Tammy : It's been a p-ssa! Love always, Eileen .... Dear Russell: I can't say in a few lines what we’ve shared in such a short time. We grow closer day by day, week by week, month by month. The happiness you bring me is special and I know it’s “always and forever. I'll love you always, you’re different-stay that way, it's what makes you so special to me. I love you so much, baby, “always and Forever. ” Love always, Barbara Ann .... Steph: I’ll never forget the good times-cold pizza at 5 AM, your limit of 16. Love Shash .... Cheryl: Two lost souls accidentally meet and find one strong, wonderful friendship. I hope this friendship lasts for a very long time. Love ya, Lisa .... Long live the fearsome four: Cheryl, Lisa, Shari, Kerry .... JAP-I hope we continue doing all those strange things together-PeeWee .... Stephanie Sunshine: T.I.Y.-Tainted Love-Sigh! just don’t understand!” I still don’t, but I hope you’ll be there when find out. Stay a part of my life forever. Long distance is cheaper after midnite-5a.m? I.L.Y. (P.S.-Tm still waiting for my peace-or was it piece?-of mind!) .... Dear Stephen, with Love and Pride. Mother, John, Russ, and Rob .... To our friends in the Class of '82: Congratulations. The Salerno Family .... Congratulations to Terri, our favorite gymnast-she's always on the beam! Love, Mom, Dad, Alan .... To our son, Michael Lopez, and the class of 1982. With love, Mom and Dad and Wendy, Christian, and Kerry .... Congratulations to Lisa Pincus and Class of '82-Mom and Dad .... Congratulations and the best of luck to all- Lisa Pincus .... Congratulations to Albie and all of Tracy's beautiful friends in the Class of '82! Love Mr. and Mrs. Frazzetta .... Tracy, you deserve everything you’ve worked so hard for! Love Nana Pop .... Congratulations on your graduation, Terry. Love, Nanny .... Best of Luck to the Class of '82-The Walshs .... Our Wish for Terry: The gifts of love and caring, a future filled with friends A wonderful new begining As your senior year comes to an end. We pray that you will find in life The things that you’re hoping for. You're a wonderful daughter, you’ve worked so hard We couldn’t have asked for more. Love, Mom and Dad.......... SCOPE 1982 Editor-in-Chief: Donna Eng Managing Editor: Tracy Frazzetta Photography Editor: Stacie Vanchieri Sports Editors: Terri Tuchman, Andy Chianese Business Managers: Karen Moritz, Shari Pakula LA YOUT STAFF Jean Duffy, Kris Ebert, Karen Moritz, Emily Oberwager, Sue Potto CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Mr. Joel Silverstein, Jeff Silverstein, Kerry Cluxton, Mike Silver, Stephanie Stoltz, Howard Inerfeld, Paul Zucker, Andy Chianese, Terri Tuchman, Stacie Vanchieri, Matt Marches'!, Donna Eng, and many, many more . . . LITERARY STAFF Rena Rosenthal, Emily Leventhal, Seth Kaller BUSINESS STAFF Emily Oberwager, Peter Gamier, Mara Schubert, Eileen Janec MUCHOS GRATIAS Dr. Renken, Dr. Wallace, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Skura, Teri Catal (for caring), Mr. Ron Weinnman of Josten’s, Mr. Joel Silverstein of Apeda, Mr. Baden, Mr. Guz, and especially Mr. Siegs (for the late passes, for springing us out of classes, and for believing in us when times got tough and we didn’t know what to do) Mr. Gerald Baden Photography Advisor Mr. Roy Siegel Production Advisor Mr. Ralph Guzewicz Business Advisor 183 “So, before we end (and then begin)— We’ll drink a toast to how it’s been A few more hours to be complete, A few more nights on satin sheets, A few more times that I can say I’ve loved these days.” — Billy Joel 184