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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1985 volume:

SCOPE ’85 W.T. Clarke High School Westbury, N.Y. , Gary Quartararo Our yearbook, SCOPE 1985, pays hommage to a man whose name is synonomous with the word dedica- tion. We refer to his commitment and devotion to his students, his personal attention to all things in which he is involved, whether it be Spring Carni- val, Model Congress, Football, La- crosse and a number of other areas that share his energies. For his dedi- cation, our dedication to Mr. Gary Quartararo. 3 Our class is as unique and changing as the waves on the shore. From driftwood to the dunes, from clubs to the cafeteria, from beachballs to the boardwalk, from sports to Saturday nights, this is it. Us, with the wind in our hair, and the sand in our shoes. The low tide of mid-terms to the high tide of graduation. Class of 1985, a new horizon is upon us. This yearbook will help prevent the waves from washing away our memories. Our high school years stand solid as a reef in the vast ocean of our lives. In this book, we save a glimpse of our sun-filled days. We, the staff of SCOPE '85, present the beach as our theme and we hope this book will make a splash in your life! 8 9 Jorden Alliger Thomas Alvarez Roberto Anes Denis Aspenleiter Karen Annas Rene Banziger Eric Anderson Donna Baranek Francis Bassolino Stephen Baynes John Bianco Scott Bienstock Patricia Bell Barbara Besdansky William Bledsoe Dennis Bodenstein Steven Bonura Tina Blume Laura Bordini Judy Blumenberg Bernard Brenner I Timothy Bristoll Linda Bunting Valedictorian Lorraine Carmean Elaina Cavaluzzi nimium , i i Richard Carbone Anthony Caridi 16 Emily Conlon Daniel Coultoff Dawn Cerrella Robert Coaster Kathleen Connolly Walter Crevoiserat 18 20 ' V 22 23 Ellen Deck Joseph DeVincentis Allan Davis Christine Dawson Ronald Day Louise DeCanio James Darmofal Paul Davis Carol Dubin % ♦ Kevin Dux Keith Feldman Scott Eisgrau Brenda Fitzgerald Siamak Elghanian Kelly Flynn Eric Erdelyi i Sandra Frazzetta Janet Fulvio Richard Garrett Gloria Gaeta Tammy Herman Stewart Goldstein Liesl Golub Jill Grossman Cindy Greenwald Donna Hangan Michael Hirsch Christopher Holland Susan Hudson Gerald Kaufold Beth Kenney Nancy Kenny Lenore Hyman Douglas Kloos Scott Koppel Matthew Klauser Barbara Korchinski Sean Kuhnt Michael Kupillas Stephen Lambias Peter Lodise Teresa Ludwig David Lurman Raul Maia Sundara Mageshwari John Malitzis Marilou Mallabo Richard Mantovani 33 Ralph Mercaldo Kelly McCloskey Danielle McFadden Katherine McNamara Druann Mitchell Brian Meininger Jennifer Moss Kathleen McManamy James Meyer JK“ -rV y; v '■ 'X- X Pebbles on the Beach 0 0 0 v'. £■ . V - 38 40 Dario Muleris Anurodha Muthukrishnan Mary Anne Nabet s Annemarie Neu Shawn Neville Larry Pauli Kim Paszkowski Peter O'Malley Kristine Omundson Andrew Perovic Dana Orphanos Lisa Petilio Michelle Pezzullo Sean Phelan Gilbert Phillips Robert Pierce Mark Pizzo Kelly Pollock Eileen Ponton Danielle Russell Laurie Saracino Dawn Ruettgers Deborah Russell Patrick Sauer Loriann Santini Wayne Schantz Jill Rubalcaba Frances Sheehan Michael Sherman Stacey Sherry Suzanne Sibilla ir ♦ Wendy Svitak Laura Skowronek James Smith Marguerite Stoll Alexandra Surgeary Matthew Streit Christina Stoltz Daniel Trunk Patricia Thomas Jeanne Ungaro James Tuccillo Meridith Turkel Eileen Sweeny Alexandria Taylor Maria Vellez Michael Veneck Michael Venditto Deborah Viccaro Anthony Vivinetto Patricia Vogt Kathleen Voege Michelle Volpe James Woll Robert Weaver Kim Weber Stephen Wilkonski Dennis Wetter Colleen Williams Erik Wolke Allyson Wolper Helaine Wolsky Adam Yahre Steven Zaitz Wayne Zaretz Cheryl Zindulka 55 56 59 61 ■ % 64 65 66 67 69 70 7) 72 On May 24, 1984, our Junior Prom was held at Crest Hollow Country Club. A new tradition was christened this year by holding our coke-tail hour in the cafeteria. Students, teachers, and parents all worked together to make this new idea a success. With fine food, good music, and great friends, everyone had a heavenly time. 76 78 80 81 tQNtWW Mrs. Bernice August Home Economics Mr. Gerald Baden Industrial Arts Mr. Louis Balbo Alternative School Mr. Lawrence Ballou Physical Education Mr. George Baltz Social Studies Miss Renee Ashley Music Dr. Marilyn Bandiero Social Studies Chairperson Mrs. Lucie Blohm Foreign Language Mr. Stanely Cole Music Chairperson Mrs. Florence Campion Miss Joan Case Guidance Physical Education Chairperson Mr. Stanley Biolomizy Music Mr. Stanely Citron Guidance Dr. William Beck Psychologist Ms. Jane Bergman Hearing Impaired Mr. Kenneth Coles Mathematics JHS Chair- person Ms. Jane Colgrove Physical Education Ms. Mary Collins Mathematics Mr. Harry Conn Social Studies Mr. Hugo Deciutiis Science Mr. Daniel Deegan Athletic Director Mr. Fred Deruvo Health Mrs. Geraldine DiPalma Hearing Impaired 86 Mr. William Donovan English Mrs. Angelina Dreska English Mrs. Helen Dresner Reading Mrs. Martha Dunning School Nurse Mr. Morton Epler Mathematics Mr. John Eastty Library Services 88 Ms. Germaine Fontaine Music Mr. Michael Fabrizio Guidance Chairperson Ms. Pina Fasolo Foreign Language Mr. Dante Ferraro Art Mrs. Janice Giachetti Mr. Norman Goldberg Ms. Eleanor Goldman Special Education Industrial Arts Social Studies Dr. Elizabeth Goode Mr. Fred Graham Mr. Stephen Greenhut Music Physical Education Science Mrs. Josephine Groen Business Mr. Harold Healy Mrs. Cindy Hebbler Mrs. Fran Hershkowitz Social Studies Speech Special Education 89 91 Dr. Howard Koeniq, Superintendent of Schools Mr. Sidney Teitelbaum, Assistant Superintendent Standing: Stuart Weidman, Robert Cummo, (President) Clement Grieco. Seated: Edward Greenberg, (Vice-President) Julianne Eisman, Anne Fama, Michael Turner 92 Dr. Arnold Wallace, A.P. 1 Mr. Daniel Shewchuk, A.P. Dr. Albert Renken, Principal e ft Mr. Frederick Hohsfield Miss Moyra Howel! Mr. Joseph Indelicato Mr. Victor Jaccarino Technical Occupational Mathematics Chairperson Alternative School English Education Mr. Frank Janeck Mr. Jules Jonas Mr. Samuel Kalsmith Dr. Alan Karasik Mrs. Doris Katz Foreign Language Technical Occupational Science Mathematics English Education 94 Mrs. Elva Layden Foreign Language Mr. William Koch Mr. Thomas Kristensen Mr. William Lalor Mr. Alan Laudin Mathematics Technical Occupational Social Studies Special Education Education Mrs. Karyl Lemberger Hearing Impaired Mr. Anthony Lembo Social Studies Mr. Jerry Lerner Science Mrs. Marie Logan English 95 Mr. John McDonald Social Studies Mr. Edward McNamara Library Services Mr. Thomas Megale Alternative School Mr. Joel Moses Science Mr. Anthony Mahon Guidance Mrs. Doris McCabe English Mr. Mario Mancusi Special Services Mr. William Marsella Technical Occupational Education Mr. Joseph Malone Social Studies Mr. Mario Meo Science Mr. William Murphy Business Mrs. Debbie Murtaugh Speech and Reading Mrs. Ellen Myatt Special Education Mrs. d'Marius Napper English Mrs. Marie Nopper Miss Sue O'Connor Nursing Chairperson Guidance Mrs. Janet Orlando Science Mr. William O'Sullivan English Ms. Margaret Prussen Mathematics Mrs. Faith Pryhuber Mr. Gary Quateraro Ms. Catherine Reardon Special Education Health Social Studies Mrs. Mary Regan Business 98 Mrs. Mary Reihing Business Mrs. Marilyn Reiner Ms. Marilyn Rerecich Mrs. Marilyn Robbins Foreign Language Reading Science Chairperson 99 Mr. Larry Sherer Special Services Mrs. Alice Rosanes English JHS Chairperson Mrs. Carol Rosner Hearing Impaired Mrs. Elizabeth Saravay Hearing Impaired Mr. Martin Sasso Art Mr. Allen Scheffer Science and Health Mrs. Paula Schneider Reading Mr. Ed Sergison Social Studies Mrs. Madelyne Schwartz Guidance 1 t Mr. Roy Siegel Art Mr. Martin Silver Mrs. Grace Skrzypczak Mr. Fred Small Mathematics Reading Business Mrs. Kathleen Smith Mr. Morris Solotoff Foreign Language Technical Occupational Education Mrs. Rhoda Stahl English Dr. Robert Steiner English Chairperson Mr. Anthony Tallini Mr. Seymour Taub Technical Occupational Science Education Mrs. Ann Thompson Guidance Alternative School Mrs. Anita Tremaroli English Mr. Denis Unger Science Ms. Carole Valente Mr. Jeffrey VanBrink Mr. James Whitty Special Education Mathematics Mathematics Ms. Joyce VanClair Dr. Sidney Waine Mrs. Nonie Vigren Mrs. Ann Weidler Mr. Harvey Weisenberg English Science English Nursing Special Education LAST BUT NOT LEAST . . . Guidance Secretaries: Mrs. D. Mclver, Miss F. Biasi, Mrs. D. Kofkin Mr. John O'Shea Ms. Cheryl Clifton Mrs. Beverly Karasik 102 Mr. Alfred Corsico Chairperson, Social Studies, J.H.S. Mr. Spencer Meehan Mrs. Joan McClellan Ms. B. Granieri ! Mrs. G. DeMarco Mrs. S. Warren, Mrs. N. Skura Library Services: Mrs. P. Ringkamp I Cafeteria Services: Standing; H. Roth, M. Siegel, M. McNally, C. Desio, N. Perwass, E. Daly, A. Morgan; Sitting: D. Carbone, C. Taska, G. Mason, M. Accumando Mrs. E. Miller Custodial Services: Standing: D. Greene, F. Fozani, P. Shanajda, E. Library Services: Mrs. J. Bedard Fiacco, D. West, R. Anderson, J. O'Shea Sitting: W. Gerula, F. Jones, M. Rij K. Gibney School Store: Mrs. I. Mears Senior Class Officers: Bottom: Kathleen Connolly, (Treasurer), Jill Grossman, (Secretary) Top: Danielle Russell, (Vice President), Debbie Russell, (President) 104 Ms. Carol Valente, Senior Class Advisor 105 WAVES OF ENERGY . HP !► ■ •■ Hi -m..' y Hey, Hey Whad Say! 1st Row: Asst. Coach Vincent Masica, Sean Phelan, Chris Kozma, John Colagiacomo, Willie Randolph, Greg Malenchek, Steven Valente, Anthony Caridi (Co-Capt.), Anthony Vivineto, Asst. Coach John Kuffs 2nd Row: Asst. Coach Bill Pennachio, Eddie Meyer, Tim O'Malley, Mike Bluight, Robert Pierce, Dan Trunk, Mike Potto, Frances Bassolino, Spencer Meehan (Coach) 3rd Row: Greg Skinner, Tom Kennedy, Chris Kelly, Scott Schuler, John Rolser, John Rolser, John Geoghegan, Steven Baynes, Peter O'Malley (Co- Capt.) 4th Row: Mike Dieppa, Mike Savitsky, Jim Nadolny, Chris Lopez, Joe Galante Absent: Joe Devincentis, Peter Demartini, James Philbin, Glenn Rubin, George Verdon, Greg Ohlah The 1984 Rams coached by Spencher Meehan, experienced a very disappointing season. There were high expectations at the begin- ning of the year, but the Rams were plagued with many injuries to key players, including the starting back- field. Although the Rams couldn't chalk up a win this season, they fought hard in every game giving it their all! Coach Meehan looks for- ward to a very healthy and produc- tive season next year. 108 109 ITS MORE THAN JUST A FLICK OF THE STICK . . . Standing: Cheryl Zindulka, Tricia Dolan, Katie McNamara, Beth Cunningham (Co-Capt.), Jennifer Moss (Co-Capt.), Meredith Blitz, Margaret Chomicz Kneeling: Laurie King, Kathy Ahrens, Noelynn Koo, Kathy Snyder, Donna Lasker, Pam Storch, Dana Orphanos Absent: Laura Wood The 1984 Varsity Field Hockey team headed by coach Joan Case, got off to a slow start this year, but they changed that quickly. After practicing to- gether everday, the team outshined itself with an abundance of caring for each other and spirit for the team. These feelings came out on the field as they went to the County Fin- als with a record of 5-2- 2. Even though the sea- son ended there, the love still continues. It was a season for all to remember. 110 ... OR A KICK IN THE GRASS Back row; T. O'Neil, G. Dehler, W. Cosnett, Front row; Mr. R. Fleming, M. Lewis, Mr. W. Marsella Standing: Fred Graham (Coach), John Durst, Frank Lazzaro, Raul Maia, Chris Holland, Mark Habersaat, Mike Conigliaro, Brian Meininger Kneeling: Rocco Abbatiello, Todd Cuffaro, Shawn Neville, Angulo Giovinazzo, John Fennell, Chris Giampietro, John Fleming Sitting: Robert Borra, David Phillips, Robert Fader, Hal Reinhardt, Rich Ericson The 1984 Men's Varsity Soccer team under the direction of Fred Graham broke even with a 6-6 record. Despite the lack of experience, they worked together to earn a spot in the playoffs by defeating Island Trees in a climatic game. Although they lost in the first round of playoffs, the team pieced together a winning season. RIFLE CLUB 1 1 1 Let’s Go! Standing: Dawn Cerrella, Denise Dessart, Laura Liesau, Teresa Ludwig, Nancy Simpson, Tracey Volpe, Danielle Russell (Co-Capt.), Dan Deegan (Coach) Kneeling: Susan Hudson, Annemarie Neu, Beth Simpson, Debbie Russell (Co-Capt.), Carolyn Zang, Kelly Roche, Chris Healy Sitting: Debbie McTernan, Dolores Angelo, Chrissy lannotti, Kim Duffy, Kim Giampietro 1 12 Although the Girl's Varsity Soccer team did not do as well as expected in the county playoffs, they had one of their finest seasons. Tied for first place in a more difficult division, they proved Clarke to be a challenging team ending with a 18-3-0 record. This years seniors are the last of the original team, and believe they are leaving behind a prom- ising future. 113 GIRL'S VARSITY BOWLING Coach J. Whitty, S. Berman, M. Doyle, H. Warm, M. Patel Missing J. Chianese BOY'S VARSITY WRESTLING Bottom Row: A. Sherry, P. O'Flahrety Second Row: M. Whittman, (CAPTAIN) R. Mobilia, J. Rodriguez, | ]4 J. Newell, Coach J. Russell Missing B. Koch, B. May (CAPTAIN) BOY'S VARSITY BOWLING Bottom Row: M. Orophas, J. Hempling, M. Donner, K. Weber, P. Beinstock, Second Row: Coach B. Barnes, R. Greenwald, G. Skinner, P. Lahney, J. Durst, A. Korenstein Captain: J. Hempling WINTER TRACK Bottom Row: M. Marchesi, J. Ruonavaaro, J. Markman, D. Middleman, H. Rosenberg, G. Rosen- berg Second Row: S. Loeffler, (captain) D. Dunphy, C. Ludwig, K. Flynn, P. Volino, S. Hudson, T. Ludwig Third Row: Coach Holzager, J. LaChendro, J. lanchello, S. Clancy, M. Bluight, (captain) D. Schultheis, D. Cummo, C. Danseglio, Coach F. Deruvo Fourth Row: M. Blitz, C. Kozma, R. Barey, J. Torino, S. Zamel, A. Curetola, Missing: J. Ruanavara, J. Babas 115 Girls Varsity Gymnastics Bottom Row: K. Snyder, Denise Dessart, Carmen Munez Second Row: Coach R. Donovan, C. Zang, A. Wolper, Jennifer Moss, Laura Liesau, P. Dolan Captains J. Moss and K. Snyder 116 C. Ropolli, C. Fennell, K. Giampetro, M. Gialli, C. Healy, Coach T. Rogers Bottom Row: A. Muthrukrishna, D. Kloos Second Row: J. Fine, S. Lambias, G. Rubin, W. Schantz, R. Mercaldo, Coach J. Hettenbach Captains D. Kloos and G. Rubin Girls Varsity Basketball Boys Varsity Basketball TRACK, A SPORT FOR ALL SEASONS Standing: Fred DeRuvo (COACH), Kelly Flynn (Captain) Kneeling: Tricia Volino, Diedre Dunphy, Missing: Barbara Korchinski, Linda Bunting Standing: Mr. Holzager (COACH), James Coucoulas, Joe lanchello, Jeff Babbas, Chris Danseg- liom, Glenn Rosenburg, Kneeling: Steve Deoffler, Dan Middleman, Daniel Coultoff (Captain), Glenn Stryjewski, Sean Clancy, Robert Barry, Missing: Howard Rosenburg First Row: B. Middleman, M. Marchesi, J. Ludwig, J. Warshawsky, H. Rosenburg, G. Rosenburg, S. Loeffler Second Row: D. Aboody, J. Durst, M. Kupillas, H. Reinhardt, G. Stryjewsky, Fred DeRuvo (COACH) Third Row: S. Clancy, C. Odell, D. Schultheis (Captain), R. Barry, J. lan- chello, K. Ernst Fourth Row: D. Middleman, W. Yaakob, C. Kozma, A. Curatola, C. Dan- seglio, Fifth Row: H. Burnston, T. O'Malley, S. Jacobs, D. Cummo Missing: T. Notley, M. Bluight Top Row: D. Dunphy, M. Blitz, J. Lochendro, S. Zamel, D. Schultheis, T. Volino, K. Flynn, T. Ludwig, S. Leon, J. Markman (middle Row) Third Row: M. Pascarella, C. Ludwig, C. Healy, C. Rupoli, F. Farly, Coach Holzager Bottom Row: J. Runavara, R. Jahelka, T. Fadem, J. Wang The Clarke Cross-Country team finished second in their division. This year's team was the first boys cross-country team to end the season with a winning record. Captain Dan Coultoff was awarded with All Conference, Tony Curaltola with All Division, and Dan Middleman earned All County recognition. Congratulations everyone to a fine season. See you next year! 118 TENNIS ANYONE? Standing: Mr. Nappi (COACH), D. Harriton, V. Healy, D. O'Connell, K. Marinucci, S. Sherry, K. Mendels, Kneeling: M. Frankel, M. Patel, J. Walters, R. Jahelka, E. Sussman, J. Rounavaara, Missing: C. Munez Top Row: J. Nickerson, A. Pineus, J. Gatteau, S. Zaitz, D. Coultoff, J. Rathert, A. Weiser, Coach Epler Bottom Row: D. Wasserman, H. Hahm, L. Katz, A. Muthukrishnan, L. Yoon Missing: N. Hohieser, J. Gold, M. Kupillas, J. Coligacamo WATCH THE BIRDIE Top Row: E. Deck, S. Potti, E. Oberwager, Middle Row: S. Sherry, P. Bell, B. Besdansky, Mrs. Donovan (COACH) Bottom Row: C. Stoltz, J. Walters, D. Harri- ton, Missing: S. Hudson, M. Weiss, A. Muthuk- rishnan, FORE! GIVE A CHEER! Bottom: B. Boyle, S. Derencin, E. Coultoff Middle: V. Abbotiello, J. Biondo, P. Geoghegn Top: A. Sheery, L. Scolly, J. Coueordis, Coach Sasso Missing: R. Fleischman Standing: Kathleen Me Gonigle, Tricia Volino, Kathleen Connolly, Nancy Simpson, Kathleen Angulo, Annemarie Neu, Lisa Odell Kneeling: Suzanne Sibilla, Debbie Russell, Danielle DellaValle, Maria Paci, Kristin Marinucci, Susan O'Sullivan Sitting: (Co-Capt's) Liesl Golub, Danielle Russell PLAY BALL! Bottom row: P. Storch, K. Schneider, C. lannotti, Middle row: L. DeCanio, H. Wolsky (captain), K. Ahrens, C. Zang, Top row: L. Gozi, M. Mallabou, K. Smith, M. Klien, A. Wolper (captain), T. Maia, K. Roche, Ms. Joan Case (coach) STICK IT TO ’EM Top Row: P. Dolan, J. Moss, B. Cunningham, K. Connolly (Captain) E. Fox Middle Row: D. Russell (Captain), A. Neu, N. Janeck, D. Russell, Ms. C. Clifton (COACH) Bottom Row: K. MacNamara, L. King, E. Sweeny, M. Connolly, K. Giampietro BATTER UP! Bottom row: S. Valente, F. Lazzara, M. Savitsky, R. Didyk, M. Sherman, A. Caridi (captain), Middle row: M. Conigliaro, J. Ono, D. Kraus, M. Schneider, Top row: Mr. John McDonald (coach), D. Kloos (co-captain), M. Hirsch, S. Schuler, J. DeVincentis, J. Alliger, Missing: S. Lambias (manager) Let the Good Times Role KNEE SLAPPERS CLUB Bottom row: J. Grossman, L. Rich- ter (Co-Pres.) K. Paszkowski (V. Pres.), J. Ungaro (Treas.), C. Du- bin (Sect.), 2nd row: D. Russell, D. Russell, K. McNamara, E. Cava- luzzi, S. Sibilla, T. Roland, D. Cer- ella, S. Frazetta, S. Appelbaum 3rd row: A. Neu, S. Potti, J. Malit- zis, K. Weber, H. Wolsky, D. Gio- vinazzo, J. Schindel, T. Vogt 4th row: T. Ludwig, S. Taylor, M. Volpe, J. Colagiacomo, D. D'An- drea 5th row: A. Schwalm, E. Ro- dero, J. Moss, K. Dux, E. Erderli, J. Meyer, J. DeVincentes NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bottom row: B. Cunningham (V. Pres.), J. Schembor (Pres.), S. Si- billa (Treas.), A. Neu (Sect.), Mr. Jaccarino (Advisor) 2nd row: L. King, L. O'Dell, B. Besdansky, C. Dubin, A. Kupillas, T. Cuffaro, D. Coultoff, R. Zapanta, M. Patel, E. Fox, D. Weiler, A. Bilello, D. Schultheis 3rd row: S. Koppel, D. DellaValle, J. Blumenburg, R. Lampariello, K. Giampietro, L. Baunting, M. Haber, B. Yaakob, M. Dieppa 4th row: J. Mari, K. Connolly, B. Korchinski, C. Muniz, B. Kenney, A. Muthuk- rishnan, K. McGonigle, M. Doyle, L. Golub, K. Angulo, D. Dunphy, K. Flynn 5th row: E. Oberwager, E. Murray, F. Sheehan, S. Bienstock, J. Alliger, G. Lesser, J. Gatteau, J. Malitzis, M. Hirsch, E. Esasky, J. Ono SPRING CARNIVAL Bottom row: S. Hudson, T. Lud- wig, A. Schwalm, 2nd row: K. Murtle, S. Pugliesi, J. Malitzis, J. Steiner, E. Foxx, C. Ludwig, A. Kupillas, E. Oberwagger, T. Volpe, 3rd row: J. Grossman, C. Greenwald, R. Pankin, J. Chian- ese, C. Esposito, C. Borg, K. Selhi, D. Finguera, Y. Not, B. Casual, M. Patel, S. Bermann, J. Brenner, R. Lampariello, J. Babbas, 4th row: A. Muthukrishnan, S. Potti, J. Lau, L. Odell, D. Schultheis, A. Brenner, L. Weller, C. Shore, M. Marsala, J. Ludwig, J. Renovara, S. Weiss, B. Fitzgerald, 5th row: J. Comporetta, M. Doyle, G. Stry- jewski, R. Borra Borra, J. Markman, U. Know, L. Amaya, M. Kupillas, R. Gatteau, T. Dunphy, D. Hariton, S. Zamel, 6th row: S. Korchinski, C. Brenner, F. Sheehan, C. Ulater, A. Rothman, S. Weiss, K. Angulo, K. McGonigle, R. Barry, H. Rosenberg, C. Danseglio, J. Helding, Gumby, J. Gold, S. Zaitz, 7th row: B. McCardell, M. Basilliere, L. Abrams, J. Rosen, Kewpie, L. Kaller, K. Quick Draw, S. Greenberg, G. Seibel, G. Rosenberg, J. Nickerson, M. Haber, G.l. Joe, Ego, D. Cummo, Missing: T. Violin. 124 ATHLETIC LEADERS CLUB 8ottom row: K. Roche, A. Neu, K. Flynn, D. Russell, D. Russell, A. Caridi 2nd row: K. McGonigle, S. Hudson, J. Markman, S. Sibilla, C. lannotti, C. Healy, D. Cerrella, K. Giampetro, D. Lasker, E. Hong, L. King, K. Duffy 3rd roe: S. Russell, C. Ludwig, M. Cunningham, C. Zang, B. Simpson, D. Dellavalle, L. Golub, K. Angulo, S. Kordon, P. Dolan, T. Ludwig 4th row: K. Mc- Namara, T. Cuffaro, M. Savitsky, K. Connolly, L. Liesau, F. Laz- zara, N. Simpson, B. Cunning- ham, C. Holland, D. Schultheis KEY CLUB MODEL CONGRESS Bottom row: R. Banziger, E. Fox, S. Sherry, G. Lesser 2nd row: S. Koppel, A. Schwalm, J. Blumen- berg, J. Alliger, D. Coultoff, E. Oberwager, J. Steiner, J. Gat- teau, M. Lavnick, J. Kaufold, J. Brenner, S. Weiss, C. Ludwig, R. Lampariello, A. Kupillas, J. Gold, S. Weisman, A. Davis 3rd row: J. Markman, R. Panken, L. Gold, P. Grenz, D. Kupferberg, D. Aboody, D. Hariton, J. DeSte- fano, B. Levian, J. Warshawsky, J. Ludwig, J. Ruenovarra, D. Fin- guerra, K. Selhi, L. Karasik, L. Kaller 4th row: Mr. Murphy, R. Ja- halka, K. Mendels, L. Finley, S. Greenberg, G. Rosenberg, L. Wood, M. Frankel, T. Conway, A. Sussman, B. Fiddleman, D. Wasserman, H. Rosenberg, A. Ginsburg, F. Farley, T. Fadem, E. Nayor, M. Blitz, J. Malitzis 5th row: S. Weiss, W. Hoheiser, A. Weiser, L. Yoon, K. Ernst, G. Stryjewski, R. Kletner, H. Reinhardt, R. Borra, L. Weller, J. Wright, M. Hill, M. Kupillas, R. Gatteau, T. Dunphy, S. Stolzenberg, L. Amaya, M. Haber, J. Helbling 6th row: S. Jacobs, M. Alfano, L. Abrams, B. Kenney, E. Deck, A. Rothman, C. Muniz, M. Connolly, D. Dunphy, K. Angulo, K. McGonigle, H. Warm, D. Middleman, R. Barry, J. Pizzaiella, M. Najman, T. Ludwig, D. Goldstein, S. Zaitz 7th row: K. Feldman, M. Basiliere, J. Rosen, M. Kupillas, J. Schembor, G. Roth, G. Sebel, S. Phelan, K. Eybers, N. Faingar, M. Russo, K. McGraw, J. Babis, C. Danseglio, D. Dioguardi, F. Fox, G. Glinski, J. Nickerson, S. Zamel Bottom row: D. Cummo (V. Pres.), J. Malitzis (Treas.), F. Shee- han (Pres.), J. Grossman (Sect.), J. Blumenberg (Hist.), 2nd row: J. Warshawsky, B. Levien, J. Lud- wig, R. Jahlka, D. Finguerra, R. Panken, E. Fox, Ellen Nayer 3rd row: J. DeStefano, S. Sherry, T. Dunphy, A. Bilello, H. Warm, C. Greenwald, B. Besdansky, M. Franko, C. Ludwig, R. Gatteau 4th row: J. Lau, C. Borg, D. Hari- ton, M. Williams, S. Hudson, S. Pugliesi, L. Odell, K. McGonigle, K. Angulo, S. Zamel 5th row: D. D'Andrea, G. Stryjewski, M. Hill, L. Gold, J. Comparetto, E. Ober- wager, S. Potti, A. Muthukrishnan, L. Kaller 6th row: D. Dioguardi, K. Ernst, M. Basiliere, A. Schwalm, K. McGraw, M. Faingar, L. Amaya, T. Ludwig, J. Nick- erson, S. Korchinski 125 VANGUARD Bottom row; J. Malitzis, D. Coultoff, J. Alliger, 2nd row; T. Alvarez, J. Gatteau, S. Bienstock REFLECTIONS Bottom row: M. Patel, E. Fox, K. Selhi, J. Markman 2nd row: L. Amaya, V. Healy, B. Besdansky 3rd row: T. Alvarez, C. Ludwig, J. Chianese, 4th row: T. Ludwig, A. Schwalm, Ms. Tremaroli (Advisor) CHESS CLUB Bottom row: M. Lewis 2nd row: S. Loeffler, M. Kupillas 3rd row: M. Alfano, Mr. DeCiutiis, Chris Danseglio 126 FILM CLUB Bottom row: T. Roland 2nd row: D. D'Andrea, L. Saracino, T. Blume, S. Applebaum, J. Grossman 3rd row: E. Meyer, R. Pierce, S. Curry, S. Goldstein 4th row: A. Vivinetto, M. Potto, M. Kupillas, S. Phelan, C. Dawson, J. DeVincentis 5th row: T. Alvarez, Mr. Siegel, H. Wolsky, R. Fleischman, L. DeCanio, M. Rosario SPECTRUM Bottom row: D. Cerella 2nd row: J. Lowe, A. Weiser, J. Chianese, J. Nickerson, K. McGrow, L. Amaya, A. Davis MATH LEAGUE Bottom row: Ms. Howell (coach), K. McGraw, H. Warm, M. Lewis, J. Lau, S. Doyle, D. Wilson 2nd row: J. Nickerson, J. Alliger, J Gatteau, M. Kupillas, M. Haber 128 A.V. SQUAD Bottom row: D. Cerella, D. Belson, R. Grossi, J. Bloom, M. Hirsch, Mr. Jack Eastty, Faculty Advisor; A. Muthukrishnan, 3rd row: S. Bienstock, J. Fleming, J. Mori, J. Alliger, Missing: J. Schembor CREATIVE HEALTH WORKSHOP Bottom row; T. Ludwig, A. Schwalm, H. Wolsky, G. Roth, M. Kupillas 2nd row; J. Kickerson, S. Pugliesi, S. Hudson, K. Angulo, A. Kupillas, A. Lampariello, 3rd; D. Russell, M. Volpe, L. Sarachino, K. McNamara, D. Russell, K. Me Gonigle, D. Cerella HORTICULTURE CLUB Bottom row: C. Keane, K. DeMarco 2nd row: L. Clavie, R. Didyk, R. Maia 3rd row: Mr. Unger, D. Wetter, W. Schantz 129 HOMECOMING '84 12TH GRADE Bottom row: S. Sibilla, B. Cunningham (Chairman), J. Moss (Chairman), L. Golub 2nd row: S. Appelbaum, J. Grossman, J. Schindel, B. Kenney, M. Stoll, M. Nabet, D. Cerella, T. Roland, E. Cavaluzzi, H. Wolsky, L. DeCanio, L. Richter 3rd row: C. Greenwald, B. Besdansky, L. Saracino, A. Neu, D. Russell, K. McNamara, S. Frazzeta, D. Orphanos, B. Weaver, M. Adler, K. Connolly 4th row: T. Ludwig, E. Rosado, K. Paszkowski, J. Ungaro, M. Volpe, R. Abbatiello, D. Russell, N. Kenney, D. Bodenstein, T. Cuffaro, K. Flynn, M. Pezzulo 5th row: E. Erdeli, A. Schwalm, J. Colagiacamo, S. Phelan, D. D'Andrea, J. De Vincentis, C. Holland, F. Lazzara, J. Meyer, J. Mari, S. Bonura 11TH GRADE; Bottom row: D. Lasker, D. Phillips, K. Marinucci 2nd row: M. Haber, D. Weiler, R. Borra, A. Kupillas, C. Ludwig 3rd row: T. Kirincich, C. Muniz, S. Weiss, D. Dunphy, M. Connolly 4th row: A. Rothman, H. Reinhardt, J. Comparetto 5th row: L. McElroy, D. Desio 1OTH GRADE; Bottom row: P. Storch, F. Rizzuto 2nd row: M. Frankel, L. Weller, E. Suss- man 3rd row: M. Kupillas, D. Wasserman, E. Hong, T. Conway, M. Thom- as 4th row: C. Borg, E. McManamy, C. Henry, J. Terino, P. Dolan, M. Blitz, L. Wood 5th row: L. Kaller, S. Greenburg, K. McGraw, D. Puglesi, J. Babas, K. Duffy, J. Nickerson 6th row: C. Kozma, N. Faingar, K. Elbers, C. Danseg- lio, S. Stolzenberg, G. Sebel 9TH GRADE: Bottom row: D. Finguerra, J. Gatteau, 2nd row: B. Barrios, D. Angulo, K. Cullen, K. Coogan, R. Jahelka, D. Hariton, J. Hwang 3rd roe: L. Guas, T. Rosado, T. Dunphy, A. Brenner, C. Healy, D. Goldstein, J. Pizzariella, J. Duffy, T. Greenbaum 4th row: J. Gelbling, A. Weiser, H. Hahm, M. Cunningham, S. Russell, T. Volpe, J. Williams 5th row: R. Clappi, J. Didyk, L. Katz, G. Stryjewski, S. Zamel, N. Avery, D. Schultheis 130 DRAMA CLUB D. Cerrella, K. Weber, A. Taylor, D. Phillips 2nd row; C. Borg, D. Finguera, D. Laskar, S. Greenberg, M. Moron, J. Williams, M. Nabet, D. McTernan, 3rd row; K. Koogan, N. Simpson, B. Fidleman, S. Frazzetta, D. Sanfilipo, M. Volpe, J. Grossman, M. Freidman, T. Valente, S. Stoltenberg, 4th row; J. Coligiacomo, E. Erdelyi, B. Ferrari, J. Nickerson, J. Malitzis, J. Kaufold, J. Rather, C. Keegan, R. Radiki BUSINESS HONOR SOCIETY Bottom row: K. Selhi, K. Ahrens, M. Sundara, 2nd row: J. Markman, C. Ludwig, T. Kirincich, L. King, S. Hudson, 3rd row: E. Puma, M.A. Pas- carella, E. Oberwager, A. Neu, Mrs. Mary Regan, Advisor; T. Ludwig, B. Korchinski, M. Volpe, J. Schembor. THESPIAN SOCIETY Bottom row; K. Weber, D. Cerrella, D. Giovinazo, 2nd row; S. Stoltzenberg, D. Phillips, S. Taylor, C. Keegan, 3rd row; E. Erdelyi, J. Colagiacomo, J. Grossman, J. Kaufold, J. Malitzis FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Bottom row: Mrs. Mary Reihing, Advisor; A. Muthukrishnan, Treasurer; S. Potti, Vice President; S. Hudson, Secretary; T. Ludwig, President; E. Oberwager, Parliamentarian; J. Malitzis, Historian; 2nd row: R. Pankin, K. Selhi, D. Cerella, M. Sundara, S. Berman, E. Foxx, S. Sherry, J. Markman, C. Ludwig, B. Berdansky, C. Greenwald, 3rd row: J. Mallabo, T. Mercante, S. Pugliesi, B. Barry, W. Yaakob, J. Helbing, D. Muleris, 4th row: K. McGonigle, K. Angulo, G. Marra, K. McNamara, M. Volpe, E. Deck, A. Rothman, A. Schwalm, B. Korchinski, A. Muthukrishana, 5th row: M. Kupillas, S. Zaitz, J. Nickerson, M. Habersaat, J. Alliger, Jeri, K. Feldman, G. Lesser, J. Schembor, G. Roth. 131 AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Bottom row; K. Hunter, R. Grossi, K. Fox, D. Belson, P. Belz 2nd row; Mr. Jonos, M. Silverstein, J. Koufold, R. Borra, S. Russell, J. Rather, C. Keegan, R. Rau, G. McCloskey STAGE LIGHTING TECH SQUAD Bottom row: R. Rau, R. Abbatiello, D. Finguerra, S. Russell 2nd row: K. Weber, D. Phillips, R. Borra, H. Reinhardt, S. Zamel 3rd row: Mr. Jonas (Advisor), J. Rathert, F. Falin, G. Kaufold, S. Stolzenberg TECH MECHANICAL MOTION CONTROL CLUB K. Connolly, J. Mari, S. Bonura, D. Bodenstein, Mr. Kristensen mmmmm SYMPHONIC WINDS Bottom row: A. Belello, C. Pizza, L. Golub, E. Murray, A. Neu, K. Flynn, J. Geffon. 2nd row: L. Bunt- ing, B. Cunningham, K. Angulo, E. Puma, D. Fardellone, B. Simp- son, E. McManamy, T. Volpe, T. Krincich, E. Hong, D. Desio, D. Dessart, L. Fandozzi, 3rd row: R. Abbatiello, L. Richter, K. McGoni- gle, M. Chonich, T. Dumphy, S. Berman, C. Muniz, D. Fingurra, A. Weiser, M. Habersaat, A. Pincus, M. Cunningham, N. Rubalcaba, S. Clancy, A. Gennusa, D. Ander- son. 4th row: S. Levy, K. Marin- ucci, H. Warm, R. Ercson, L. Katz, M. Savitsky, B. Weaver, S. Knauf, D. Kupferburg, S. Gold, S. Lean- der, A. Muniz, F. Farley, M. Doyle, D. Philips. 5th row: C. Hea- ly, J. Abrams, M. Lavnich, S. Stoltzenberg, 6th row: D. O'Con- nell, D. Cluxton, A. Rothman, J. Warshawski, D. Kloos, R. Bora, S. Zamel, N. Avery, A. Davis, A. Muthukrishnan, R. Alheim, Mr. S. Bialomizy. 7th row: S. Zaitz, D. Middleman, M. Orifice, D. Kraus, M. Hirsh, S. Weiss, S. Searle, M. Alfano, A. Kimmeil, A. Muthuk- rishnan. JAZZ ENSEMBLE 134 Bottom row: A. Weiser, S. Clancy, J. Gold, A. Pincus, D. Kupferburg, 2nd row: K. Flynn, S. Bialomizy, 3rd row: S. Stoltzenburg, N. Avery, A. Davis, S. Zamel, A. Muthukrishnan, 4th row: B. Weaver, D. Kloos, D. Kraus, M. Hirsh, S. Weiss, D. Middleman. CHOIR Bottom row: D. Cerrella, K. Gay, C. Borg, M. McCIsokey, J. Steiner, N. Brennan, A. Ginsburg, M. Patel. 2nd row: L. Schneider, V. Healy, D. Middleman, J. Rosin, V. Shallow, K. lovino, B. Fidelman, Dr. E. Goode. 3rd row: B. Den Bleyker, E. Oberwager, A. Taylor, J. Nickerson, M. Hirsh, D. Dunphy, F. Craddock, M. Dorso. Absent: D. Giovinazo, S. Greenberg, C. Stoltz. ORCHESTRA Bottom row: J. Marshawsky, J. Gregory, J. Brenner, R. Lampariello, D. Middleman. 2nd row: D. Ungaro, D. Argento, L. Yoon, D. Kloos, M. Hirsh, D. Angulo, J. Walters, J. Blumenburg. 3rd row: B. Cunningham, L. Bunting, E. Murray, A. Neu, J. Geffon, C. Muniz, D. Anderson, M. Doyle, N. Avery. 4th row: M. Savitsky, M. Lavnick, S. Knauf, R. Weaver, A. Rothman, R. Borra, D. Kraus, M. Orefice, D. Philips, A. Davis, S. Zamel, F. Fidelman, Miss Ashely. Absent: L. Grand, M. Korchinski, L. Lopez, M. Turkel, M. Weiss FRESHMAN CHORUS Bottom Row: S. Lee, T. Buonocoret, E. Donner, K. Coogan, C. Dolan, N. Flahive, N. Koo, R. Jahelka, K. Cullen Second Row: L. Spinelli, J. Hwang, D. Hariton, D. Goldstein, B. Barrios, C. Mason, T. Rosado, T. Greenbaum, T. Duffy, Dr. E. Goode Third Row: R. Gatteau, H. Hahm, J. Raimondi, N. Hoheiser, P. Geoghegan, C. Dunn, M. Day, D. Schultheis, W. Egan 135 This year at Clarke the faculty uncovered their hidden talents by presenting the school with a seasonal spectacular. The show was narrated by Mr. Corsico who kept the lines of communi- cation open with Santa Claus by phone. Mr. Biolomzy and Mrs. DiPrima added to the show with a saxophone solo and spotlight songs. The faculty chorus sang joyously as the jazz ensemble accompanied them. Readings by Dr. Renken and Dr. Wallace reminded everyone of the true meaning of the holidays. Mr. Brodsky recited Twos the Night Before Christmas to a group of anxious children while Mr. Shewchuck did his imper- sonation of the terrible Mr. Scrooge. The performance came to its climax as Santa Claus, played by Mr. Solotoff, came down the chimney and into the aisles, showering the audience with candy canes. The entire atmosphere was one of spirit and jubilation shared by both the faculty and the stu- dents, making it an occasion for all to remember. WINTER WONDERLAND B. Kenney 138 L. DeConio S. Surgery M. Stoll H. Wolsky K. Connolly G. Lesser J. Kaufold S. Appelbaum A ... A. Coridi T. Blume Little Grains of Sand xv D. Baranek T. Daly D. Orphanos R. Pierce S. Frazetta D. Coultoff C. Zindulka C. Greenwald T. Herman J. Meyer More Grains of Sand S. Zaitz A. Neu S. Potti C. Dawson D. Cerrella K. Dux S. Sibilla L. Richter L. Golub Flynn .• % CABARET 143 144 145 146 Clarke presented Homecoming '84 as a tribute to the Circus. Advised by Mr. Biolomzy and Mrs. Hershkowitz, this year proved to be a great success. The program included our awesome football team, spirited cheerleaders and our one and only fabulous Marching Band. An alumnus to Clarke H.S., Dan Fischer, was our Grand Marshall. He led the parade of floats onto the field and crowned our King Stephen Baynes, and our Queen Theresa Roland. All the floats were spectacular as shown by the difficulty the judges had deciding upon the winner. This years first place was shared by the fabulous Senior float and the equally outstand- ing Freshman float. The excitement continued through the Post-Game Reception and Dance making the day complete. Congratulations to our chairpersons, Beth Cunningham and Jennifer Moss for making Homecoming '84 THE GREATEST SHOW ON TURF! 147 Most Popular Anthony Caridi Debbie Russell Best Personality Jimmy Meyer Kathleen Connolly Danielle Russell Most Spirit Francis Bassolino Kathleen Connolly Most All-Around Anthony Caridi Kelly Flynn Most Likely to Succeed Jim Gatteau Linda Bunting Hardest Worker Allan Davis Linda Bunting Best Athlete Doug Kloos Jen Moss Most Artistic Michael Kupillas Donna D'Andrea Most Sophisticated Michael Potto Mary Anne Na- bet Most Dramatic Peter Lodise Sam Taylor Class Prep Michael Kupillas Katie McNamara Best Smile Francis Bassolino Suzanne Sibilla Best Eyes Dennis Wetter Eileen Sweeny Best Hair Sean Khunt Jill Rubalcaba Best Musician Michael Hirsch Linda Bunting A WHALE OF A TIME! Best Actor Actress Jerry Kaufold Mary Anne Nabet Best Looking Anthony Caridi Lenore Hyman Best Dressed Anthony Caridi Gloria Gaeta Best Laugh Sean Khunt Dawn Cerrella Best Body Francis Bassolino Sharon Ladaro Most Gullible Raul Maia Doreen Giovinazzo Most Loquacious John Schembor Kathleen Connolly Class Clown John Rolser Theresa Roland Class Gossip Stephen Baynes Sandy Applebaum Best Driver Patrick Sauer Chrissie Dawson Best Legs Ralph Mercaldo Beth Kenney Class Strut Peter O'Malley Michelle Pezzullo Most Absent Minded Raul Maia Doreen Giovinazzo Class Flirt Stephen Baynes Kelly Flynn Class Couple Steven Bonura Nancy Kenny 149 'Where's the beef?” becomes a universal slogan . . . Subway guman Berhnard Goetz becomes the nation's hero after disposing of four muggers . . . N. A.S. A. makes space history with the use of a floating astronaut . . . Jean Kirkpatrick calls it quits at the United Nations Peter Uberoth is a su-cess at the Los Angeles Games and goes on to become baseball commis- sioner . . . President Reagan boasts a landslide victory against Mondale . . . William Schraeder's artifical heart implant is a success . . . WATER UNDER THE BRIDGE Lou Carneseca and the Redman stomp Georgetown and gain control of first place . . . Little Man Doug Flutie from Boston College breaks records, wins Heisman Trophy, and becomes a million- aire with the New Jersey Generals . . . Mary Decker, after a bitter loss at the L.A. Games, is still running . . . Jesse Jackson makes headlines as the first black presidential candidate . . . Eddie Murphy and Beverly Hills Cop bring Americans to the theater . . . Starvation is killing thousands in Ethiopia . . . Mondale selects Ferraro as Vice-Presidential running mate, but his efforts are futile . AP top 20 The top 20 teams in the Associated Press' college basketball poll, with first- place votes In parentheses, total points, record through Sunday and last week's ranking. Record Pts Pvs 19-1 1279 1 21-2 1217 2 18- 3 1044 8 19- 4 987 7 17-2 982 3 . St. John's (63) . Georgetown (1) . Mich man «s. Micnigan 4. Oklahoma 5. Memphis St. Joe Montana and the rest of the San Francisco 49'ers defeat Dan Marino and the Miami Dolphins to win the Superbowl . . . Another Russian leader, this time Constatin Chinenko, is seiously ill . . . Chrysler makes a miracle comback — Lee lacoca is made a new American hero . . . With her looks, music, and wrestling connections, Cyndi Lauper is launched into superstardom . . . Both the United States and Russia keep increas- ing their arsenals . . . Dwight Gooden and his constant strikeouts keep the Mets in the pennant chase . . . America's symbol of freedom, the Statue of Liberty, re- ceives long awaited treatment . . . Bruce Springstein and his album Born in the U.S.A. soar to the top and bring nationalism to its peak . . . Sparky Anderson and his Detroit Tigers win the World Series Causing havoc in the city . . . Sitcom, The Honeymooners release unseen shows and captivate the American audience . . . General Westmoreland drops his suit against CBS, receiving no compensation for all the so called slander of character . . . Satellite dishes are the new big seller in Amer ica . . . Mary Lou Retton becomes a national her- ione at the 1984 Olympics because of her supreme gymnastics ability ERIC ANDERSON would like to become a police officer in Nas- sau County and a volunteer fire- man in East Meadow ROCCO ABBATIELLO Soccer, Tech Squad, Marching; would like to be an engineer JORDAN ALLIGER National Honor Society, Vanguard, Base- ball, Model Congress, FBLA, Math league, Spring Carnival; plans to study business at Cor- nell own restaurant STEVEN BONURA Football, Lacrosse, Wrestling, Homecom- ing; will someday create the best float in the Rose Bowl Pa- rade BERNARD BRENNER SADD, Art Festival, would like to enter the computer field LINDA BUNTING Cross Coun- try, Band, Orchestra, Home- coming, Vanguard THOMAS ALVAREZ Photo- grapher for Vanguard and Re- flections, Art Editor for Reflec- tions, Cartoonist for Vanguard, Art Editor for Vanguard, Pho- tography Editor for SCOPE; would like to be a professional photographer for Time Life Magazine SCOTT BIENSTOCK National Honor Society, Business Man- ager for Vanguard, FBLS, AV Squad, Math league, Spring Carnival; plans to enter the busi- ness sector of the aeronautical industry TINA BLUME Italian Club, Cheering If we couldn't laugh we'd go insane! JUDY BLUMENBERG Model Congress, Reflections, Key Club, National Honor Society; will attend Cornell University and hope to become a veterin- arian BARBARA BESDANSKY Na- tional Honor Society, Spring Carnival, Reflections, SCOPE, Track, Cross Country, Badmin- ton, Homecoming, plans to be- come rich and famous JOHN BIANCO would like to become a chef and open his RICHARD CARBONE Baseball; would like to be a police officer or a lawyer CL o H U LU C£ Q CL o Z LU CO ELAINA CAVALUZZI Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Homecom- ing, Italian Club, Business Editor for SCOPE DAWN CERRELLA Soccer, Athletic Leaders Club, FBLA, Drama Society, Softball, Spring Carnival, Homecoming; would like to be a business executive ROBERT COASTER Home- coming, Art assistant; would like to be a computer operator or an auto mechanic JOHN COLAGIACOMO Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track, Drama Club, La- crosse; would like to get into law enforcement EMILY CONLON would like to be an electrician and a Heavy Metal Rock Star KATHLEEN CONNOLLY Cheering, Soccer, Lacrosse, Prom Committee, Homecom- ing, French Club, National Hon- or Society, Athletic Leaders Club, Treasurer of the Class of 1985, Editor in Chief of SCOPE; would like to have a long and happy life DANIEL COULTOFF Cross Country, Tennis, Editor of Van- guard, Model Congress, Na- tional Honor Society; plans to become a lawyer and enter the political spectrum TODD CUFFARO Soccer, La- crosse, Homecoming, Athletic Leaders Club, National Honor Society BETH CUNNINGHAM Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Marching Band, Band, Prom Committee, Homecoming Chairperson, Mu- sic Honor Society, National Honor Society (vice-president), Athletic Leaders Club, SCOPE; would like to travel around the world DONNA D'ANDREA Winter Track, Spring Carnival, Home- coming, Key Club ALLAN DAVIS National Hon- or Society, Music Honor Soci- ety, Model Congress, Editor of Spectrum, Jazz Band, Marching Band; I try CHRISSIE DAWSON Home- coming, Soccer, Lacrosse, Prom Committee, Italian Club; ac- quire a motor home and travel around the country with the Greatful Dead LOUISE DECANIO Softball, Homecoming, Orchestra, Spring Carnival, Kneeslappers; plans to become a psychologist ELLEN DECK FBLA, Model Congress, Badminton, Spec- trum; buy or design a new line of clothing JOE DEVINCENTIS Baseball, Football, Homecoming, Italian Club, Film Club; would like to be- 154 come a data processor ROBERT DIDYK Baseball, Homecoming, would like to own his own business a heart surgeon SANDRA FRAZZETTA La- crosse, Spring Carnival; would like to become a legal secretary CINDY GREENWALD Tennis, Spring Carnival, Key Club, FBLA, SCOPE, Kneeslappers; would like to co-owner of a car- pet business NICK DOUKAS Wrestling; would like to be a professional rock guitarist CAROL DUBIN Cheering, La- crosse, Spring Carnival, Field Hockey, Marching Band, Rifle Squad, Orchestra, Kneeslap- pers; plans to become a phys- ical therapist KEVIN DUX Homecoming, La- crosse, Football; would like to become an accountant SCOTT EISGRAU Wrestling, Homecoming, Spring Carnival, Lacrosse SIAMAK ELGHANIAM will be- come a successful business woman ERIC ERDELYI Spring Track, Winter Track, Amateur Radio Club, Football, Drama Club, Homecoming; plans to gra- duate college with a Bachelors Degree! KEITH FELDMAN Model Con- gress, FBLA; Watch out all you computer owners I'm still out there! BRENDA FITZGERALD Spring Carnival; would like to get into the fields of communications and media KELLY FLYNN Spring Track, Winter Track, National Honor Society, Drum Majorette, Marching Band, Homecoming, Athletic Leaders Club Officer, Prom Committee, Spring Carni- val, Jazz Band, Volleyball, Music Honor Society; plans to become JANET FULVIO Soccer, Track, Gymnastics, Cheering; would like to become a teacher for the handicapped TONY FORTUNATO would like to become Joe Rock star JIM GATTEAU National Hon- or Society, Math League, Dra- ma Club, Thespian Society, Vanguard, Tennis, SCOPE, Spring Carnival, Model Con- gress; would like to go to Prince- ton and head for Colorado after graduating LINDA GERDES Homecoming, Spring Carnival, Soccer, Soft- ball; would like to be a legal sec- retary on her way to becoming a lawyer; Friends are people you like who like you back GLORIA GAETA Soccer, Bas- ketball, Gymnastics, Spring Car- nival, Italian Club, Homecom- ing; would like to be a hotel manager RICHARD GARRETT Home- coming; would like to be a chiro- practer STEWART GOLDSTEIN aside from being a math professor, he would like to become a corpo- rate lawyer and crush small bu- sinesses LIESL GOLUB Cheering, Track, Spring Carnival, Layout Editor of SCOPE, National Hon- or Society, Music Honor Soci- ety, Rifle Squad, Marching Band, Homecoming, Athletic Leaders Club; would like to marry and have six kids JILL GROSSMAN Spring Car- nival, Drama Club, Key Club (secretary) Orchestra, Knees- lappers; would like to be co- owner of a carpet business MICHAEL HIRSCH Baseball, Marching Band, Jazz Band, Na- tional Honor Society, Spring Carnival; will attend UVA and will hopefully attend medical school CHRIS HOLLAND Soccer, Athletic Leaders Club, Home- coming; would like to become Mr. Universe CL O I— u LU CL a CL O z LU (S) JERRY KAUFOLD Lighting tech, stage manager for school musicals; intern for cabelvi- sions; central committee for Model Congress; would like to be a technical director for N.B.C. BETH KENNEY Model Con- gress, Homecoming, Lit. Editor for Scope '85, Italian Club, French Club Treasurer, Sopho- more Secretary, National Honor Society DOUG KLOOS Baseball, Bas- ketball, Soccer, Band, Jazz Band, Orchestra Dream is to be a professional baseball player SCOTT KOPPEL Model Con- gress, Rifle earn, Vanguard, Na- tional Honor Society; Would like to become a Veterinarian BARBARA KORCHINSKI Ho- mecoming, Soccer, Track, Van- guard, Math League, FBLA, Na- tional Honor Society, Business Honor Society, Secretary Scope 155 '85; Would like to become an owner of an Accounting Firm. MIKE KUPILLAS Model Con- gress, FBLA, Spring Carnival, Vanguard; Would like to be a brain surgeon STEVEN LAMBIAS Basketball, Baseball; aspires to be an ac- countant after studying ac- counting and bookkeeping in college STEPHEN LEANDER Jazz Band; Wants to own his own company in an Electronic com- puter related field. GARY LESSER Model Con- gress, Spring Carnival, FBLA, Math League, Key Club, Na- tional Honor Society; After col- lege plans to attend medical school and become a doctor TERESA LUDWIG Soccer, Bowling, Badminton, Spring Car- nival, Homecoming, Track, Model Congress, FBLA (presi- dent), (co-chair of Carnival); plans to become a teacher PETER LODISE Soccer, Drama Club, Spring Carnival, Home- coming; Live fast, die young, and have a good looking corpse. KATHLEEN MCMANAMY- Clarkettes, Badminton; Would like to become a medical secretary in a private doctor's office RAUL MAIA Soccer; plans to study business in college and play soccer JOHN MARI A.V. Squad, Na- tional Honor Society, Van- guard, J.H. Musical Assistant; plans to become a mechanical engineer JAMES MEYER Photography, Prom Committee, Homecom- ing; supporter of all athletic events; will one day build his own deli JENNIFER MOSS Field Hock- ey, Basketball, Lacrosse, Home- coming, Athletic Leaders Club, SCOPE; will become captain of the 1986 women's field hockey team MARY ANNE NABET Softball, Homecoming, Italian Club, Ger- onteer. Cabaret (musical); Plans to enter Law school at Universi- ty of Florida and practice her tray-racing technique in spare time ANNEMARIE NEU Prom Committe, Business Honor Soci- ety, National Honor Society (Secretary), Athletic Leaders Club (Officer), Lacrosse, Cheer- leading, Soccer, Junior Class Treasurer; plans to study busi- ness in college and then enter the business field. PETER O'MALLEY Football; aspires to become a body build- er SUJATHA POTTI Track, Spring Carnival, FBLA (vice- president), Model Congress, Badminton, Vanguard, SCOPE, Key Club, French Club; plans to become a corporate lawyer SEAN PHELAN Football, La- crosse, Box Lacrosse, Soccer, Model Congress, Winter Track, Homecoming; will become a Civil Engineer and a semi-pro football player MARK PIZZO Would like to become an apprentice to a car- penter and use the experience to become a professional car- penter - CL o ELISABETH PUMA Band, Marching Band, Music Honor Society, Homecoming; will one day become a medical secre- tary or a dental assistant u LU gt Q C£ O Z LU CO KIM PASKOWSKI Marching Band, Rifle Squad, Band Spring Carnival, Homecoming, Soccer; ”1 wish everyone good luck! LAURA RICHTER Soccer, Band, Marching Band, Rifle Squad, Homecoming, Spring Carnival; will one day be good enough in Tai-kwon-do to par- ticipate in the Olympics repre- senting the U.S. ROGER ROHNER Wrestling, Tech Elec; plans to become a correctional officer at the Nas- sau County Jail or just hang out if he wins Lotto KATIE MCNAMARA Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Athletics Leaders Club, Homecoming, FBLA, SCOPE; I'd like to travel, meet prince charming DARIO MULERIS Baseball, FBLA; wishes to go to college to study business. DANA ORPHANOS Field Hockey, Softball, Homecom- ing, Italian Club; plans to marry wealthy and spend half of the year on the French Riviera. MICHELLE PEZZULLO Soft- ball, Homecoming; desires to marry a life-guard EVA ROSADO Fine Arts School; Would like to go medi- cal school GREG ROTH Model Congress, FBLA; plans to attend college and law school and become an attorney 156 DOUGLAS ROTH Football; plans to join the navy for techni- cal training in jet engine con- struction JILL RUBALCABA Marching Band, Cosmetology DAWN RUETTGERS Badmin- ton; plans to become a profes- sional mother DANIELLE RUSSELL Vice President of Class, Athletic Leaders Club, Managing Editor of Scope, Homecoming com- mittee, Soccer, Lacrosse, Cheerleader, Senior High Musi- cal; plans to become the first woman Vice-President DEBBIE RUSSELL Class Presi- dent, Athletic Leaders Club, Sports Editor of Scope, Home- coming committee, Soccer, La- crosse, Cheering, Senior High Musical; become the first wom- an President PATRICK SAUER Soccer, Auto Mechanics; wishes to fol- low in his family's footsteps and become an electrician WAYNE SCHANTZ Basket- ball, Baseball; plans to earn a significant amount of money through computer-science or pro basketball JEANETTE SCHINDEL French Club, Homecoming, Kneeslap- pers Club, Asparagus Club, plans to own a variety of stores and manage them CHRISTOPHER SCHMIDT plans to be either an air-line technician or a professional mo- torcycle racer ANDREA SCHWALM Student Council, Scope layout staff, Health Workshop, Homecom- ing, FBLA, Reflections (Editor), Spring Carnival (treasurer), Model Congress (Hospitality Co-chair), Soccer; after college plans to move to pleasant sub- urban area and write children's novels JOANNE SEPE Plans to work full time at the Nassau County Medical Library MICHAEL SHERMAN Base- ball (Junior achievement); plans to become either an electrical engineer or an accountant SUZANNE SIBILLA Lacrosse, Homecoming, Spring Carnival, National Honor Society (trea- surer), Cheering, Prom Commit- tee, Athletic Leaders Club, SCOPE; will smile her way to suc- cess MEG STOLL Lacrosse, Home- coming; plans to marry rich SUNDARA-MURTHY MAGESH- WARI would like to become a pharmicist or a doctor EILEEN SWEENY Soccer, Cheering, Lacrosse, Homecom- ing, Boys Lacrosse Manager; To all my friends; Thanks for all of the great memories, stay happy, keep smiling, I love you all! 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N Y. 11801 I love you all, Debbie ) J Congratulations and best of luck to Suzanne Sibilla and the Class of '85 Good Luck to the Class of '85 from the Class of ’88 The Pedicini’s i i President — Diane Finguerra Vice President — Dana Hariton Secretary — Nicole Avery Treasurer — Tara Dunphy BOOSTERS Congratulations Gregg! Please take me with you to college. Love Bogey We love you, Mike, and we wish you all life's best. Love Mom, Dad, Susan, and Jeff Our sincere gratitude to all the staff of W.T. Clarke and congratulations to our daughter, Marilou, and to all the graduates. Congratulations Good Luck To Dana Orphanos. Love Mom, Dad, and John Congratulations to the Class of '85. — Ernie, Dar- lene, and Gregg Anderson Good Luck to the Class of '85. — The Bienstock Family All the best to the Class of '85 from the Junior High Musical. Congratulations and Best Wishes for success and happiness! — Mr. Ferraro We wish Bernie Brenner and his classmates success and happiness in the future. Congratulations to the Class of '85. — The Alliger Family Congratulations to the wonderful Class of '85! — Mrs. Forlenza Good Luck to everyone. — Madelynn Schwarz Good Luck Doug. We love you. — Mom and Dad Good Luck graduates as you venture to success. — The Veneck Family Good Luck Class of '85!!! Gregg — We are very proud! Love Mom, Marc, Rebecca, and Alexis For Gregg Roth — a fine student, but a finer human being. Love Grandpa, Nathalie, and Doris Adam — We don't know what you will become, but we know you will be terrific at it. Love Mom and Dad Congratulations Michele. We're so proud that you made it. We hope you get everything you deserve. Congratulations to all! — The Wetter Family To Cindy: Best Wishes, Success, Happiness Love Mom, Robert, and Judy J.A. — J.G. — M.H. — J.M. — S.B. — D.C. — J.C.-----We'll remain friends forever so let's never lose contact. Laura, with pride and high hopes for your future, congratulations on your graduation. — The Skow- ronek Family Congratulations Meg. We love you. — Mom and Dad All our love and best wishes to our graduating friends. — Mr. Roy and Dr. Marietta Siegel All the best to the senior class. — Mr. William P. O'Sullivan Dear Mrs. Blohm, Ms. Howell, Mr. McDonald, Mrs. McClellan, Mrs. Katz, and Mr. Shewchuk, You, as teachers and friends, have helped and rewarded me so much through your time, love, and dedication. Thank you. — Jim Gatteau 176 We've been through a lot of years together; years rich with memories. We can never forget them. Perhaps, at another time, and in another place, you and I will share these memo- ries again. The Graduating Class of 1985 SCOPE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF — MANAGING EDITOR — PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR — LAYOUT EDITOR — SECRETARIAL EDITOR — LITERARY EDITOR — BUSINESS EDITOR — PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF — STAFF — SCOPE FACULTY ADVISORS 1985 Kathleen Connolly Danielle Russell Thomas Alvarez Liesl Golub Barbara Korchinski Beth Kenney Elaina Cavaluzzi James Gatteau Thomas Alvarez, Debbie Russell, Danielle Russell, Sujatha Potti, Anyurada Muthukrishnan, Barbara Besdansky, Kathleen Voege, Mr. Siegel Annemarie Neu, Theresa Ludwig, Sujatha Potti, Andrea Scwalm, Kelly Flynn, Suzanne Sibbilla, Mattew Marchesi, Laurie Saracino, Ricky Fleisch- man I FROM THE EDITOR . . . Our high school years are times to remember as the brightest and most enlightning times of our lives. It seems as though we were just becoming comfortable in our friendships and now it’s time to start anew. High School friends are not people we just set aside in the back of our minds, but people who give us memories that continue to grow. We can look back on these years with a smile and realize that even though we felt the tides may have turned against us, we rescued each other from the treacherous undertows and ended up on safe ground. Those friendships will carry us through more difficult times. SPECIAL THANKS TO — Mr. Guzewicz, Mr. Ba- den, Mr. Deegan, Mrs. Reihing, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Biolomzy, Mrs. Groen, Dr. Renken, Dr. Wallace, Mr. Jaccarino, All of the Main Office Sec- retaries, To Kathleen’s cousins Sheila, Kevin and her sisters Coleen, Mau- reen, MaryAnne, and Beth EXTRA SPECIAL THANKS TO — Mr. Roy Siegel, the great man behind it all 182 T March 18, ] 985 proved to be a night-filled with excite- ment and adventure. In addition to the traditional booths, a new attraction, the Dunking Booth, turned out to be a real crowd pleaser due to the cooperation of the students and teachers alike. Thanks to Spring Carnival Chairpersons Teresa Ludwig and Susan Hudson, a sub- stantial amount of money was raised to aid the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. 183 Our story does not end with this final page. It represents a beginning. We hope this book will help to keep memories alive; the good memories of our sunny, and, some times stormy high school days as we remember our dreams and our sand castles. Now we look forward to new ports of call, and though we may tuck away this edition of SCOPE, even as our tides are changing, we can feel confident that, like all treasure, it will always be there when we need to dig up a smile or feel the reassurance of an old friend’s face. As our ships come in we will recall the confidence and security of the peaceful shores that were Clarke High School. But as we sail over unpredictable waters our horizons often become clearer. Per- haps, like those ships that pass in the night, we will meet again soon. r-mi