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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1987 volume:

7 W. Tresper Clarke High School Westbury, New York Dear Classmates, Scope ’87 represents a colla- borative effort. It was the inten- tion of the staff to provide for you a testimony of your presence at Clarke; its major focus is on your senior year. It was a pleasure to lead this joint effort and to offer you what we considered to be our best work. Very often a yearbook takes on more significance in the future as it serves to jar memory. As such, a yearbook is an historical docu- ment. We hope that Scope ’87 will be useful for this purpose as well. It is my wish that the years ahead offer the challenges and rewards that you seek and that a great measure of happiness will be yours. Sincerely, J; __J jjJ Gary Sebel Edi tor-in-chief SCOPE 1987 Dedication John E. McDonald It is with great pride, adoration, and re- spect that we dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Jack McDonald - an adept teacher, a good friend, and a superior human being. “Mr. Mac,” as he is affectionately referred to, is a truly special person who, during his years at Clarke, has touched more lives and affected more attitudes than most people can in a life- time. He has dedicated himself to his work and to his students, and the success he has achieved is immeasurable. Most students who go through Clarke have the benefit of being associated with Mr. McDonald in one way or another. His classroom is just the tip of the iceberg, as his dedication to the school extends to many special activities. He is a notable figure on the sports field, successfully coaching baseball and soccer. Mr. Mac also lends his expertise to the Junior High Musical, a wonderful tradition which he started and still continues with great enthusiasm. Under his leadership and guidance, many Clarke students have gone on to pursue professional careers in both sports and drama. His services to the school have been year-round, and he has barely enough time to take a breath before a new activity on his agenda begins. In his classroom, Mr. McDonald teaches more than social studies, he teaches what it means to be a happy and well-balanced person. His words of wisdom are an inspiration to us all. For his expertise, his dedication, and for the love which he relentlessly gives to his students, we, his students, acknowledge these gifts and extend our warmest and deepest gratitude to this very special man. 4 Dedication Roy Siegel It is a man of gret sensitivity, a man of enor- mous devotion, and a man of undying warmth and affection that we dedicate this yearbook to - Mr. Roy Siegel. Mr. Siegel is an exceptional person whose teaching does not end in the class- room, but extends beyond the bounds of the mandatory curriculum. As a teacher of art, Mr. Siegel is very talented, but, moreover, the love that he shares with his students and the dedica- tion he shows toward his work is artwork in it- self. Mr. Siegel teaches students a new medium of self-expression through artwork. He endeav- ors to give students a new perspective of life with the appreciation of and participation in the creation of art. It takes a truly passionate person to be such a fine instructor of the pas- sionate subject of art. Accordingly, Mr. Siegel demonstrates his love and devotion towards the students in many capacities outside the classroom. It is ironic that one way in which he has contributed a great deal to the students is in his sponsorship of the Scope Yearbook. He has been of immeasurable importance to the graduating Seniors over the years through his participation in the yearbook. Because the yearbook is such a meaningful and lasting remembrance for Clarke graduates, it is a truly outstanding achievement to have contributed to it in such a magnanimous way. Because Mr. Siegel has devoted his love and services to the graduating Seniors over the many years, it is altogether fitting that we, the graduating Seniors of 1987, pay heed and show our enormous gratitude to the man who has given so much of himself to us and our fellow graduates. Mr. Siegel has inspired us with his vast knowledge of art, with his dedication to his students, and with his marvel- ous sense of humor. He is a wonderful and very gifted man. We will always remember his charm and wit, admire his devotion, respect him as a teacher, and love him as a person. 5 w- HOMECOMING 5 A Time To Remember The theme of our yearbook reflects what our yearbook is all about - Time. It is the time we have spent at Clarke and the times we will continue to remember after graduation. We may look at this book, through its many pages of words and pictures, and recall the memories that are stored within. Through these memories, in our minds and in our hearts we may relive the time that has been spent. Benjamin Franklin once said, “Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that is the stuff that life is made of.” Our time in this world is limited and precious, so we must take advantage of every minute and live it to its fullest. Time means many different things to different people. When we are young it is a mystery to us, for we have our whole lives before us. When we are adults we may begin to understand it. When we are old we realize what a true gift it is. We are granted the opportunity to live a lifetime, and, perhaps, to make a mark that will live beyond us for all time. We set our goals and pursue our dreams with the hope that time will allow us to attain them. Our time at Clarke has started us on our way to attaining these goals and the fulfillment of our dreams. We fondly remember the time we have spent here, and look toward the future with anticipation and hope. 16 Michael Alfano Gina M. Amster John Anes Carl Antonisen Tina Attard Jeffrey Babas 18 21 Patrick Caliendo 22 Sandra Chriqui 23 William Cotter James Coucoulas Frank Cremona 24 Barbara A. Den Bleyker Sean Derencin George Di Potto Denise Dessart Joseph Di Stefano Anna Di Ciero Steven S. Dockswell 25 Susan Doyle Erik Drewes Kimberly Duffy I have had playmates, I have had companions, In my days of childhood, in my joyful school-days. All, all are gone, the old familiar faces. - Charles Lamb 26 Dean Dusharme Karen Elbers Simon Elghanian Robert Eprifania Ira Erickson Richard Ericson Christine Esposito 27 28 Andrew Fan tini Christine Fennell John Fennell Dominick Fiumano Kathleen Flannery 29 Marni Frankel Jay Furman Theresa Fusco Maureen Galanek Frank Gallo Joseph Gentile Chris Giampietro Maryann Giella Angelo Giovinazzo Marilyn Girimonte 31 Lyle Gold 32 33 Stacey Robyn Greenberg Paul Grenz Craig Grigo Christopher Hackett Constanza M. Henao Catherine Henvey 34 Matthew T. Hill Evelyn Hong Christopher Hunt Dawn Hunter Joseph Ianchello Michele C. Imbriano Renee Karpen Joseph Jahelka Christine Keane Thomas Kennedy Lisa-Beth Kaller 36 37 Stephanie Kordon Stephanie Korchinski Christopher M. Kozma 38 Jennifer Lau Diane Lehan Mark Lewis Victoria Lipinsky Chris Lopez Barbara Li Vigni Kimberly Lopez Steven Loeffler Michele Lewis 39 Robert Lubinsky Jose Mallabo Joseph Martin Scott R. Masone Meredith Maran Joanne Mamo Christina Luparello Victor Maggio Christine Matos Julee Mayosky Heidi Maurer Alexandria Mazzarella 41 Alexandra McDonnell Kimberly McGraw John Meyer Robert Monteleone Liz McManamy Dan Middleman Michael McGlone Colin James McQuade There are places I remember all my life, Though some have changed ... Some have gone and some remain. All these places have their moments With lovers and friends I still can recall ... In my life I’ve loved them all. - The Beatles Russell Monuski 43 Michael Orefice Michael Palenbaum Maryann Pascarella Tracey Perez Thomas Perovic Joe Perricone Andrew Pincus Donna L. Pugliesi Jamie Reidy Felicia Rizzuto John Rodgers 47 James Rolla Michael Rosario Glenn Rosenberg Sheila Russo Lisa Marie Santini 48 Howard Rosenberg Carol Ruopoli Gary Sebel 49 Brian Tallon Rocky Telese 0 0 50 Angelo Triolo Allisa Viccaro Adrienne Victor Jennifer Wagner Heidi E. Warm Thomas Watters Margo Weiss David Wasserman 51 Lisa Weller Tammy Wilkinson Maureen T. Williams Laura Wood Kim Marie Yankowski Dawn Wilson Michael Young 52 1. K. Duffy 2. S. Chriqui 3. D. Middleman 4. P. Storch 5. H. Rosenberg 6. E. Hong 7. G. Amster 8. C. Keane 9. L. Gold 10. M. Thomas 11. C. Borg 12. P. DeMartini 13. S. Kordon 14. J. Coucoulas 15. M. Girmonte 16. M. Alfano 17. M. Weiss 18. G. Rosenberg 19. J. Babas 20. L. Callan 21. V. Lipinski 22. J. Nickerson 23. F. Rizzuto 24. L. Wood There is no time like the old time, when you and I were young. Oliver Wendell Holmes JUNE 1987 EDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1. B. Cotter 2. M. Najman 3. R. Barry 4. D. Wasserman 5. K. Elbers 6. T. Fadem 7. C. Giampietro 8. S. Doyle 9. M. Imbriano 10. M. Young 11. K. McGraw 12. M. Hill 13. S. Greenberg 14. A. Pincus 15. B. Fidelman 16. J. Mamo 17. M. Orefice 18. H. Burnston 19. B. O’Neill 20. J. Mallabo 21. K. Yankowski 22. N. Faingar 23. G. DiPoto 24. K. Brown 25. E. Sussman 26. C. Luparello 27. C. Henao 28. D. Dessart 29. H. Warm 30. J. Lau M E I N A B O T T O L E 1. R. Chomicz 2. L. Kaller 3. M. Mar an 4. P. Lahny 5. T. Conway 6. D. Puglesi 7. P. Dolan 8. J. Terino 9. L. Weller f- V......— 10. B. Ferrari 11. M. Bluight 12. A. Giovinazzo 13. A. Curatolo 14. C. Rohrbaugh 15. M. Blitz 16. M. Frankel 17. E. McManamy 18. L. Censi 19. C. Henvey r-« WP 67 I : o 72 75 This is the time to remember Cause it will not last forever These are the days to hold on to Cause we won’t although we’ll want to This is the time But time is gonna change You’ve given me the best of you And now I need the rest of you ... - Billy Joel 77 78 A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. - Henry Adams BOARD OF EDUCA RON East Meadow Union Free School District is conscientiously served by the seven elected members of the Board of Education. It is the responsibility of these people to establish the policies which gov- ern the operations of our school district. Each month meetings are held at one of the high schools to discuss personnel and financial matters. On certain dates the pub- lic is invited to attend to voice their opinions and to request information from the board. This encourages community participation which fur- ther enables our Board of Educa- tion to better serve our school dis- trict on all matters. We at Clarke High salute Mr. Weidman, president of the board and the other mem- bers for a job well done. Anne Fama Vice President Betty Cusano Julianne Eisman Clement Grieco Robert Kushner Michael Turner Stuart Weidman, President CENTRAL ADMINISTRA TON Dr. Howard M. Koenig Superintendent of Schools Sidney L. Teitelbaum Assistant Superintendent of Schools Leon J. Campo Assistant Superintendent for Finance Dorothy Fishelson Assistant Superintendent for Personnel Raymond Regan Director of School Facilities, Operations and Transportation CURRICULUM CENTER ADMINISTRA TON Dr. Vincent Cirello Director of Computer, Career and Occu- pational Education Louis DeAngelo Director of Special Educational Services Richard Gruber Director of Foreign Languages Dr. Judith S. Healy Director of Pupil Personnel Services Gretta Kipnis Curriculum Coordinator Dr. Lynn Kurtz Director of Music and Art Thomas Mangano Director of Instructional Media and Communications John A. Meunkle Director of Mathematics, Science and Technical Education Denis Tarpey Director of Physical Education and Athletics 81 FACULTY 1 Dr. Albert Renken - Principal Dr. Arnold Wallace Daniel Shewehuek Sanford Brodsky 82 School is a building that has four walls - with tomorrow inside. - Lon Watters GUIDANCE Michael Fabrizio - Chairperson Florence Campion Stanley Citron Anthony Mahon Susan O’Connor Madelyn Schwartz 83 Alice Rosanes - Chairperson Angelina Dreska Marie Logan Doris McCabe Demarius Napper William O’Sullivan Only a moment; a moment of strength, of romance, of glamour - of youth! A flick of sunshine upon a strange shore, the time to remember, the time for a sigh, and - Goodbye... - Joseph Conrad 84 Robert Steiner - Chairperson Julie Bisom William Donovan Eileen Leff Doris Levy Maria Maiorion Joyce Van Clair Clair Marx ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Kenneth Coles - Chairperson Mary Collins Mortimer Epler William Koch James Hettenbach Margaret Prussen Mathematics possesses not only truth, but supreme beauty ... - Bertrand Russell MA THEMA TICS DEPARTMENT Moyra Howell - Chairperson Margaret Gavin Beverly Karasik Jeffrey Van Brink 87 Patricia Hayes - Chairperson Lorraine Bertan Frederick Deruvo Stephen Greenhut Morris Meo Allen Scheffer 88 Glenn Sheinbaum Seymour Taub There is another way to truth: by the minute examination of facts. That is the way of the sci- entist: a hard and novel and thankless way . .. - John Masefield SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Marilyn Robbins - Chairperson Robert Hasselberger Samuel Kalsmith Jerry Lerner Dennis Unger Sidney Waine NOT PICTURED: Hugo Deeiutiis Gary Quartararo 89 The subject of history is the life of people and of humanity. -Tolstoy SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT William Lalor Mark Bomser John McDonald Anthony Lembo 90 George Baltz Eleanor Goldman Ralph Guzewicz Joseph Malone Catherine Reardon Denise Stallone 91 VOCA TIONAL ARTS Gerald Baden Norman Goldberg Lawrence Holzapfel Jules Jonas Leonard Eisenberg - Chairperson Thomas Kristenson Hugo Landerer William Marsella James Muff Marsha Shafiroff Anthony Tallini TECHNICAL OCCUPA TJONAL E 93 The business of America is business. - Calvin Coolidge Arlene Diprima Geraldine Doddato Frank Janeck Marilyn Reiner Eileen Shelton Kathleen Smith 94 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT PRACTICAL NURSING BUSINESS EUDCA TON Ronald Rohin - Chairperson Josephine Groen Carol Havlicek William Murphy Mary Regan Fred Small 95 We are the music makers, We are the dreamers of dreams ... -Arthur O’Shaughnessy ART DEPARTMENT 96 Stanley Cole - Chairperson Stanley Bialomizy Elizabeth Goode Ronald Grassi Judith Leopold Lisa McElraevy MUSIC DEPARTMENT 97 Time does not become sacred to us until we have lived it. - John Burroughs Wayne Ament Lawrence Ballou Jane Colgrove Daniel Deagan Fred Graham Teresa Rogers 98 PHYSICAL EDUCA TON DEPARTMENT SPECIAL EDUCA TO DEPARTMENT Mary Bardwil Rita Forlenza Janice Giachetti Fran Hershkowitz Alan Laudin Ellen Myatt Faith Pryhuber Paula Schneider Debora Sherman Carol Valente SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS Thomas Megale Ann Thompson Anita Tremaroli 100 LIBRARY AIDES Christine Ardis Peg Lynott Carol Yankowski HEALTH OFFICE Jean Towle SECRETARIAL STAFF Frances Biasi Joyce Greenstein Diane Mclver Marilyn Werbeck Norma Skura Eileen Miller Gladys Rossini Selma Warren 102 PERMANENT SUBSTITUTES Randall Davis Walter Pawlowski Hilda Strauss Jack Barnett CUSTODIAL STAFF Roy Anderson Edward Faicco Jr. Frederick Forzani Ronald Galenskas Douglas Greene, - Chairperson Frances Jones Robert Leary Vera Olynyk John O’Shea Peter Perillo Jozef Pryputniewcz Michael Rij Peter Sanajda Russell Stringham Angelo Triolo Francis Veseletza Ralph Zeolla 103 Unregarded it slips away, like a lizard, smooth, slippery, faithless, a pixy-wife. Hold every moment sacred. Give each clarity and meaning, each the weight of thine awareness, each its true and due fulfilment. - Thomas Mann ORCHCSTRR Dorren flrgento, Jessica Cea, Christine Clancy, Brian Drewes, Anyssa-Kim Gallo, Kim Hager. Jennifer Hall, Steve Henderson, Marisa Kussoy, Kristi Morrison, Frank Nlslta, Anthony Pidlarelli, Suzanne Porta, Regina Scarola, Debbie Schook, Laurie Schopp, Matt Shafl- roff, Jennifer UUolters, Margo UJeiss, Susanna Voon. ORCHCSTRR UJINDS Louise Fandozzi. Tracey Volpe, Anna Haberzett, Christine Healy, Tara Dunphy, Michael Orefice, Scott Searle, Thomas Barry, Ara- vind Muthukrishnan. Darren Koppel. Jason LUarshauusky, Crlc Coultoff, Darren Leander, Michelle Rosen. Jeffrey Ganz, Daniel Clux- ton, Peter Catal, Kevin Hunter. Symphonic Winds Director: Mr. Stan Bialomrzy; Judith Abrams, Michael Alfano, Jason Alliger, Nicole Avery, Thomas Barry, Andrea Blenstock, Michael Borra, Karen Bunting, Noah Butensky, Peter Cabal. Mark Ceslowitz, Sean Clancy. Daniel Cluxton, Christine Comparatto, €rlc Coultoff. Christina Curtis, Teresa DeMartini, Adam Dinou� , Tara Dunphy. Louise Fandozzi, Dyan Finguerra, Michael Fisch, Jeffrey Ganz, Anna Gennusa, Diane Gibbs. Jody Greemuald, Anna Haberzettl, Russell Hanser, Christine Healy, Cvelyn Hong, Henry Hong, Kevin Hunter, Amy Incremona, Denise Kalos, Leon Katz, Amy Kay. Robert Kenny, Allison Kimmel, Tracy Knauf, Darren Koppel, Darren Leander, Alyse Levine. Sharon Levy. Adam Magnus. Nicolet Maliangos, Kim Marinucci, Clizabeth McManamy, Dan Middleman, Peter Moore, Aravind Muthukrishnan, Michael Orefice, Rajen Patel, Andreuu Pincus, Doom Planz, Alice Roberts, Michelle Rosen, Seth Rosenberg, David Schneider. Stephen Schubert, Scott Searle, Steven Stolzenberg, James Surless, Kimberly Veeder, Tracey Volpe. Rebecca UUolters. Heidi UUarm. Jason UUarshawsky. Andreuj UUeiser, Abbey UJeiss, Arron Zimmerman, Moral Zimmerman Jazz €nscmble Mr. Stan Gialomizy, Director; Rndreuu UUeiser, Sean Clancy, Rndreuu Pincus, Rndam Dinouu, Noah Butensky, Michael Orefice, Scott Searle, Michael Rlfano, Rdam Magnus, Jeffrey Ganz, Rravind Muthukrishnam, Nicole Rvery, Samira Zamel, Steven Stolzenberg, Dyan fin- guerra, Tom Barry, Michael fisch 106 CHORUS N. fivery, J. Babas, B. Barrios, C. Borg, G. Chopra, 1. Colucci, fl. Condron, K. Cullen, B. Den Bieyker, C. Donner, UU. Cgan, F. Farley, K. Farnung, B. Fidelman, R. Gatteau, P. Geoghegan, T. Greenbaum, S. Green- berg, D. Hariton, J. Hwang, R. Jahelka, S. Lee, M. Moran, C. Mason, D. Middleman, J. Nickerson, K. Palsgraf, V. Revere, T. Ro- sado, B. Samuel, D. Schulthets, K. Tebbe, J. UJalters CHORUS OFFIC6RS Jeff Babas, Brenda Barrios, Chrissie Borg, Dana Har- ington, Meredith Maran, Dan Middleman, Jimmy Nicker- son. FR6SHMRN CHORUS R. Chang, H. Derencin, D. Field, J. Frankel, V. Gasparis, H. Gay, C. Kantor, J. Roster, P. lamba, H. Ma, C. Mann, S. McGovern, M. Meyer, K. Prentice, P. Salem, L. Schopp, D. Schwartz, K. Tabag, R. UJal- ters 107 K€V CLUB Judy Rbrams, Vanessa Rlicea, Rlyse Brenner, Karin Coogan, Bill Cotter, Danny Cummo, Karen Cullen, Debbie DeSantis, Michael Dunne, Donald Dunphy, Tara Dunphy, Ben Cnav, Keith Crnst, Louise fandozzi, Frances Farley, Dyan Finguerra, Jeffrey Fried, RnnMarie Geraci, Tiffany Green- baum, Laura Guas, Christine Hannam, Dana Hariton, Judy Helbing, Matthew Hill, John Hwang. Julie Hwang, Shari Jacobs, Stephen Jacobs, Renee Jahelka, Rmy Kay, Rllison Kimmel, Michelle Korchinski, Marisa Kussoy, Suzy Lee, Brad Levien. Sharon Levy, Joe Ludwig, Stacey Greenberg, Kim Marinucci, Kim Mendels, Kristi Morrison, Rnna Muniz, Rravind Muthukrishnan, Mindy Perlmutter, Laurie Schopp, Dawn Schul- theis, Clissa Sussman, Glenn Stryjewski, Katy Tebbe, Joe Terino, Tracey Volpe, Jennifer Wal- ters, Heidi Warm, Jason Warshawsky, Tami Weiler, Samira Zamel, Raron Zimmerman, Mara Zimmerman, Lisa Weller. SPCCTRUM Mike Rlfano, Richard Chang, Dyan Finguerra, Russell Hanser, Rdam Magnus, Brian O'Neill, Tracy Volpe, Samira Zamel, Raron Zimmerman. nMRTCUR RADIO CLUB TOP ROUJ: Rndy Fantini, Richard Nussbaum, Mr. Jules Jonas, Faculty Rdvisor, WR2UMS, John McGurk, Sean Collinane. S6COND ROW: John Raimondi, Craig Kayaian, Cric Vonder- leith. BOTTOM ROW: David Belson, Robert lovino, Pres. KB2BIT R€Fl€CTIONS 1986-87 Mindy Perlmutter, editor in Chief; Ricky Gatteou, Assistant editor; Karen Palsgraf, Secretory; Judy Abrams, Treasurer; Shari Perlmutter, Art editor; Aravind Muthukrishnan, Lisa Karasik, Jody Greenaiald, Kenny Dunckley, Louise Fan- dozzi, Dyan Finguerra, Brian O'Neill, Amy Mala- mutt, Heidi Warm, Laura Schwalm, Kim McGrauu NRTIONRl HONOR SOCI€TV Michael Alfano, Gina Amster, Meredith Blitz, Christine Borg, Howard Burnston, Sandra Chriqui, Anthonu Curatolo, Susan Doyle, Tara Dunphy, Karen €lbers, Dyan Finguera, Richard Gatteau, Ronny Gatteau, Anna Gennusa, Deanna Goldstein, Stacey Greenberg, Laura Guas, Dana Hari- ton, Judith Helbling, Catherine Henvy, Mattheuu Hill, Julie Hwang, Niral Kalaria, Leon Katz, Stephanie Korchinski, Stephanie Kordon, Daniel Kupferberg, Matthew Kupillas, Jennifer Lau, Suzy Lee, Bradley Levien, Sharon Levy, Mark Lewis, Michael Marchesi, Kim Marinucci, Kimberly McGrow, Jennifer McTigue, Aravind Muthukrishnan, Cliff Odell, James Okolika, Jean Pizzariella, Jennifer Ruonavaara, Dawn Schultheis, Scott Searle, Gary Sebel, Steven Stolzenberg, Glenn Stryjewski, Clissa Sussman, Joseph Terino, Heidi Warm, Jason Warshawsky, David Wasserman, Andrew Weiser, Scott Weiss, Lisa Weller, Dawn Wilson, Hyelim Voo, Lance Voon, Samira Zamel. 109 TH€SPIflN Stacey Greenberg, Jimmy Nickerson, Jennifer UJilliams, Brian Fiddleman, Steven Stolzenberg. All the world’s a stage. And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their en- trances; And one man in his time plays many parts ... - William Shakespeare CR€RT1V€ H€niTH WORKSHOP Advisor Mr. Quartoraro. Dolores Angulo, Karin Coogan, Brian Fidelman, Dyan Finguerra, George Gomez-Nieto, Stacey Greenberg, Dana Hariton, Tracy Volpe, Helayn UUald, Lisa UUeller, Jennifer UJilliams, Samira Zamel. 110 F.B.L.n. Meredith Blitz, Alyse Brenner, Lisa Censi, Teresa Conway, Karin Coogan, Tricia Dolan, Corinne Dunn, Dyan Finguerra, Marni Frankel, FlnnMarie Gerad, Deanna Goldstein, Dana Hariton, Chris- tine Healy, Cathy Henvey, Cvelyn Hong, Lisa Hal- ler, Allison Kimmel, Michelle Korchinski, Matthew Kupillas, Mark Lewis, Kim Lopez, Robert Lubin- sky, Jose Mallabo, Linda Mantikas, Kimberly McGraw, Jennifer McTigue, Aravind Muthuk- rishnan, James Nickerson, Andrew Pincus, John Rathert, Greg Roemer, Kristen Smith, Clissa Sussman, Joseph Terino, Melissa Thomas, Heidi UJarm, David UJasserman, Lisa UUeller, Laura LUood, Julie Vaakob, Greg Voung, Samira Zamel VANGUARD Kim McGraw, David UJasserman, Matt Kupillas, Dan Middleman, Jody UJelkes. Ill MOD€l CONGRESS Judy Rbrams, Michael Rlfano, Vanessa Rli- cia, Rob Barry, Paul Bienstock, Houuie Surns- ton, Karin Coogan, James Coucoulas, Rdam Dinow, Tara Dunphy, Keith Crnst, Brian Fidel- man, Diane finguerra, Jeff Fried, Kenny Fox, Ricky Gateau, Diane Gibbs, Doug Glinski, Glendon Gordon, Russel Hanser, Dana Hariton, John Hwang, Julie Hwang, Rmy In- cremona, Niral Kalaria, Matt Kupillas, Mar- isa Kussoy, Sharon Levy, Bradley Levien, Kim Marinucci, George Monos, Larry Mor- ley, Kristi Morrison. Jimmy Nickerson, Jean Pizzariella, Suzanne Porta, Jennifer Ruona- vaara, Laurie Schopp, Dawn Schultheis, Rdam Sebel, Stephen Shubert, Glenn Stry- jewski, Joseph Terino, Dave UUasserman, Rndrew LUeiser, Jodie UJelkes, Samira Zam- el, Raron Zimmerman. There is one thing better than good government, and that is govern- ment in which all the people have a part. - Walter Page T€CH SQURD TOP ROUJ: Matt Holland, Scott Schreck, Robert Schlaich. S€COND ROUJ: John Rathert, Kenny Fox, Rndy Ceslowitz. BOTTOM ROUJ: Carol Polgar, Keri Rnderson, Ricki Rau, Mr. Jules Jonas, Faculty Rdvisor. r 112 TRI M Stacey Greenberg, Chrissie Sorg DRRMR CLUR Jeff Sabas, Chrissie Sorg, Howie Surnston, Karin Coogan, Karen Clbers, Brian Fidelman, Dyan Finguerra, Ricky Gatteau, Tiffany Greenbaum, Stacey Greenberg, Dana Hari- ton, Renee Jahelka, Matthew Kupillas, Jen- nifer McTigue, John Rathert, Laurie Schopp, Steven Stolzenberg, Helayn Wald, Jennifer Walters, David UJasserman, Jennifer Wil- liams. DRRMR CLUR OFFICCRS Advisor - Judy Leopold President - Stacey Greenberg Vice-President - Meredith Maran Secretary - Dyan Finguerra Treasurer - Dana Hariton Thespian - Steven Stolzenberg 113 1986 - 1987 flV SQUAD Mn. ensTV, rdvisor; drvid bclson, jas- ON fllLIG€R, RRRVIND MUTHUKRISHNRN, NOAH BUTCNSKV, CRRIG SRLZMRN, STC- PHCN JRCOSS ITflUnN CLUR Jeff Sabas, Jill Sruno, Sandra Chriqui, Karin Coogan, Billy Cotter, Jimmy Coucoulas, Taro Dunphy, Karen Clbers, Nancy Faingar, Dyan Finguerra, flnn-Marie Geraci, Marianno Giella, Laura Guas, Anna Haberzett, Dana Hariton, Niral Kalaria, Lisa Kaller, Christine Keane, Christina Luparello, George Manos, Kim McGrauu, flravind Muthukrishnaa Carol Ruopoli, Irene Ruopoli, Biju Samuel, Glen Stryjecuski, Helayn UJald. 114 SCHOOL SPIRIT SOCI6TV Judy Abrams, Gina Rmster, Dolores An- gulo, Meredith Blitz, Christine Borg, Rlyse Brenner, _________, __, Rosie Chomicz, Sandro Chriqui, Ter- esa Conway, Karen Cullen, Denise Des- sart, Peter DiMartini, Christine Dolan, Kim Duffy, Karen Clbers, Christine Cspo- sito, Nancy faingar, Christine Fennell, John Fennell, Dyan Finguerra, Marni Frankel, Anna Genusa, Chris Giampiet- ro, Angelo Giovianazzo, George Go- mez-Nieto, Stacey Greenberg, Cvelyn Hong, Cathy Henvey, Stephanie Kor- don, Chris Kozma, Sharon Levy, Bar- bara LiVigni, Kim Lopez, Meredith Mor- on, Kim McGrow, Liz McManamy, Jimmy Nickerson, Glenn Rosenberg, Hotuard Rosenberg, Chris Rohrbaugh, Sean Rus- sell, Dawn Schultheis, Beth Simpson, Steven Stolzenberg, Pamela Storch, Clissa Sussman, Joe Terino, Melissa Thomas, Ralph Torrico, Lisa UJeller, Laura UUood, Carolyn Zang. S. n. D. D. Judy Abrams, Gina Rmster, Dolores Angulo, Chrissie Borg, Rlyse Brenner, Rosie Chomicz, Karin Coogan, Billy Cotter, Karen Cullen, Tara Dunphy, Karen Clbers, Christine Csposito, Nancy Faingar, Frances Farley, Dyan Fin- guerra, Jeff Freid, Ricky Gatteau, Ann Marie Gerau, Deanna Goldstein, Tiffany Greenbaum, Stacey Green- berg, Laura Guas, Dana Hariton, Christine Healy, Julie Hwang, Stephen Jacobs, Renee Jahelka, Christine Keane, Stephanie Kordon, Heather Kotter, Suzy Lee, Sandra Leon, Brad Levien, Christina Luparello, Kim Mar- inucci,___________, Kim McGrow, Jennifer McTigue, Anna Munez, Maryanne Pascarella, Jean Pizzariella, Biju Samuel, Laurie Schopp, Dawn Schultheis, Steven Stolzenberg, Clissa Sussman, Joseph Terino, Jennifer UUalters, Margo UJeiss, Jody LUelkes, Sam Zamel. 115 BUSIN6SS HONOR SOCI6TV Meredith Blitz, Christine Borg, Lisa Censi, Ter- esa Conway, Jerry D'flndrea, Debbie DeSantis, Denise Dessart, James Didyk, Janice Diez, Cor- inne Dunn, Chrissie Csposito, Nancy faingar, Christine Fennell, Dominick Fiumans, Maryann Giella, Marilyn Girimonte, Lyle Gold, Lisa Grassi, Cathy Henvey, Cvelyn Hong, Stephanie Korchinski, Michele Lewis, Vicki Lipinsky, Kim Lopez, Jose Mallabo, Joanne Mamo, Linda Mantikas, Meredith Moran, Tara McCarthy, Mi- chelle Najman, Michael Orefice, Mindy Perlmut- ter, Maryann Pascarella, Laura Pelligrino, Nina Pidone, Donna Pugliesi, James Rolla, Nikki Rub- alcaba, Ann Marie Sacco, Lisa Santini, Matthew Schneider, Gary Sebel, Kristin Smith, Clissa Sussman, Joseph Terino, Melissa Thomas, Lisa LUeller, Kim Yankowski, Frances Vu CH€SS CLUB Lance Voon, Jimmy Okolica, Mark Lewis, Dawn Wilson, Scott Weiss, Mike filfano, Steve Yazbek, Steve Leofleor. MOTH L6RGU6 Susan Doyle, Darren Koppel, Ross Labelson, Jennifer Lau, Kim McGrow, Jimmy Okolica, David Wasserman, Scott Weiss, Dawn Wilson, Hyelim Yoo. INVISIBLC CLUB Mr. Ralph Guzewicz. Jeff Babas, Stacey Greenberg, Jose Mallabo, Rravind Muthuk- rishnan, Steven Stolzenberg, David Was- serman. J16 CH€€Rl€RDING Meredith Blitz, fllyse Brenner, Rosie Chomicz, Karen Cullen, Dyan finguerra, Anna Gennusa, flnnmarie Geraci, Cvelyn Hong, Meredith Moron, Jennifer Ruonovaoro, Damn Schultheis To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; A time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; A time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; A time to mourn, and a time to dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; A time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; A time to get, and a time to lose; A time to keep, and a time to cast away; A time to rend, and a time to sew; A time to keep silence, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; A time of war, and a time of peace. - Ecclesiastes SCOPE Individual Honors: Brian Dempsey MVP Peter DeMartini Vigna Tim O'Malley 110% .• - v H.-V tn. 'i- ■ -u if - 0 9 5 :• - , � ,«• N',tjV jt y • . •’,’•■ - '■ � 1J t }►.. � . 'j' t VRRSITV FOOTBRll Cooch: S. Meehan, Assistant Coaches: V. Mascia, S. Baynes, SCNIORS Mike Bluit, Peter DeMartini. Steve Docksujell, Doug Galinski, Ton Kennedy, Chris Kozma, Chris Lopez, Tin O'Malley, Gory Sebel, Scott Masone, JUNIORS John Carter. Brian Dempsey. Jim Didyk, Dove Dieppe, Peter Geoghegan, Steve Jacobs, Mike Leone. Joe Mangiaradna. John McGurk, Cliff O'Dell. SOPHO- MORCS Tom Henning RAM, TOUGH By Andrew Pincus fls another Clarke football season comes to on end. all Rom fans ore again left dreaming of a winning sea- son. But, os oil fans knouu, success does not occur overnight. Let us ad- mire the progress mode this season rather than the record we established. Lost year the Clorke Roms scored oil but two touchdowns throughout the entire season, and were basically anni- hilated in every gome. This year we were able to establish a fairly stable offense. Through o gutsy running gome and o sometimes effective aerial at- tack. we were able to put our new scoreboard to good use. Now lets talk about our defense. LUhen I think of the Rom defense, the first word that comes to mind is SPIRIT. These high-spirited men, ot times, showed the fans that they mean busi- ness. They hit hard and often intimidat- ed their opponents. Vou may be ask- ing, If they're so good, why did they give up so many points? The answer is quite obvious, depth. In order for this, or any other Clorke team, to hove 0 winning season, they must hove more people participating in the pro- gram. Now that you hove basically finished this article, you're probably thinking to yourself, Did this kid lie? I suggest that you open your eyes and look ot this post and what this team has done. UUe hove had a lot of support by the fans and the School Spirit Society. This shows o definite interest for this school and its football program. In the near future, although most of the present team will hove graduated, 1 see Clorke Football having a winning, and maybe even, o playoff season. I would personally like to thank these guys for a great season. courtesy of the Vanguard Case's Babies SCPSON SUMMPPV OPPONENT SCORe Baldwin .Berner, Oyster Bay Cold Spring Harbor New Hyde Park Bethpage Manhasset Locust Valley North Shore Great Neck North Corle Plack (u [ fluUheotley' I Garden City Cold Spring Horbor Great Neck South North Shore CLfiRHC SCOPC l 122 VnnSITV FI€LD HOCK6V COACH - Case, S6NIORS Meredith Blitz (Capt), Rosie Chomicz (Copt). Ter- esa Conway, Tricio Dolan (Copt), Chris Csposito, Pom Storch, Melissa Tho- mas, Laura UUood, JUNIORS Chris Dolan, Tricio Duffy (Manager), Corinne Dunn, Noelynn Koo, Michelle Korchinski, Sharon Levy, Lisa Spinelli BOVS' CROSS-COUNTBV Cooch: Ira Holzsager, SENIORS Jim Coucoulas, Tony Curatolo, Brian Fidelman, Don Middleman, JUNIORS Govind Atwal, Sean Clancy, Keith Ernst, Niral Kalaria, Brad Livien, Joe Ludwig, Mi- chael Marchesi, Glann Stryjewski, SOPHOMORES Rick Rav, Scott Silver Winged Feet By Sean Clancy and Dan Middleman Coach Ira Holzager has had a season to remember. The 1986 Clarke Cross-Country team, the most successful team in the history of Clarke cross-country, has given the coach alot of good memories to hold on too. finishing second in the divi- sion, third in the conference, fifth in Nassau County in Class B, eighth overall in the county, and a regular season record of 9 wins and 2 losses, made this season a memorable one for Coach Holzager and the team. The winning feeling of the team was ubiqitious said co- captain Dan Middleman. Dan, the Nassau County and New Vork State champ, led the team to many victories by not losing a race in the regular. However, Dan was by far not the only one to come through in the clutch. Senior, co-captain Jim Coucou- las caught on fire in the late season by finishing sixth in the conference championships, fif- teenth in the counties, and win- ning the Teddy Roosevelt Invi- tational at the end of the sea- son. Jimmy was named All-Divi- sion, Rll-Conference, and All- County. Another runner who came through in the important meets with Brian fidelman. The Senior, who besides being named Most-Improved on the team, was awarded All-Division and All-Conference. On a successful team it is es- sential to have strong men in the fourth and fifth spots. All-Division runners Tony Curatolo and Glenn Stryjewski were rock solid in filling these positions. Dedication to a team is always important for morale. €ver-im- proving sophomore, Ricky Rau, and Juniors Keith Ernst and Joe Ludwig showed this dedication during the season. All three will be essential to next years win- ning season. Sophomore Scott Silva, and Juniors Brad Levien, Sean Clancy, Govind Atwoi, and Nerol Cabaz all helped turn hard work into success and will be im- portant factors in next years team is to be ‘ 'a force to be reck- oned with. As usual, leading the pock - the man, the myth, the leg- end, the bicycle meister - Mike Marchesi. Congratulations to Coach Hol- zager on a fine season. GIRLS' VRRSITV CROSS-COUNTRV Coach: fred DeRuvo JUNIORS Dana Haritan, SOPHOMORES Anna Haberzattl, Irene Ruipoli, FRESHMAN Josie Pascarella, Jodie UUelkes, Manager: Mike Marchesi Girls' Varsity Soccer Coach Dan Deegan; Sophomores Lina flbbateillo, Stephanie Drozdowski, Kris Duffy, Diane Gibbs, Patricia Underujood, Tracy Knauf Mgr., Juniors Dolores Angulo, Alyse Brenner, Debbie DeSantis, Tara Dunphy, Chris Healy, Beth Simpson, Tracey Volpe, Samira Zamel, Nicole Avery, Seniors Denise Dessart, Kim Duffy, Cvelyn Hong, Bar- bara LiVigni, Carolyn Zang 124 Bovs' vnnsuv socccn Cooch: F. Graham; SENIORS Jim Biondo, John Fennell, Chris Giampietro, Rngelo Giovinazzo, Chris Rohrbaugh, Joe Jahelka, JUNIORS Rob Clappi, Don Cluxton, Mike Cunningham, Mike Dunne, Ron Gatteau, Steve liesau. Rich Nussbaum, Mike Provenzano, Sean Russell, Scott Searle, SOPHO- MOR€S Bob Gollohger, Frank Pulice, Andy Schneider, Dove Schneider, Soc' it to us! GIRLS' SOCC6R Coming off a spectacular New Vork State Championship the girls varsity soccer team had high hopes of reclimbing the stairuuay. They had a respectable .500 record and got a bye into the playoffs only to get knocked off in over- time by River Island Trees. 125 vMUsVll Miusm iw Astt CLARKE « CLARKE CLARKE vrrsitv vouevnniL Cooch: Mr. Hettenbach, JUNIORS Kristen Brown, Fran Farley, Christine Hannam, Judy Helbling, Ju- lie Hwang, Sandra Leon, Jean Pizzariella, Nina Pedone, Teri Ann UUallace, Vicky Walters 5 CLARKE 11 CLARKE ONRtCC 7 CLARKE ORD 12 CLARKE Game Bellmore JFK Long 8each ' • 1 Freeport Code Place Island Trees Great Neck South SeaforcJ Floral Park €ast Meadow Roosevelt Jericho 0 3.3 '-..3.3 GIRLS’ VRRSITV T€NNIS Coach: Mike Kunkel, JUNIORS Renee Jahelka, Jennifer Ruonavara, SOPHOMORES Ann Marie Condron, Kimberly Veeder, FRESHMEN Hope Kaufer, Helen Ma, Suzanne Porta, Laurie Schopp, Becky UJalters 126 GIRLS' UUINT6R TRRCK Dolores Rngulo, Meredith Blitz, fllyse Brenner. Dyon Finguerro. flnn-Morie Geroci. Flnno Hoberzeitl, Dona Hariton, Chris Healy. Michele Hoheiser. Josie Pascarella Jeon Pizzariella, Jeon Radezki. Irene Ruopoli. Samira Zamez. BOVS' UJINTCR TRRCK Govind Rtwal, Rob Barry. Tom Barry. Daniel Canario. Tony Curatolo. Jim Coucoulas. Chris DeRuvo. Donald Dumphy, Billy Cgan, Keith Crnst. Mike Fisch, Peter Fitzpatrick. Ken Fox. John Hwang, Kevin Hunter, Niral Koloria, Ross lobelson. Brad Levien, Joseph Ludwig. Michael Marches!, Jamie McLoughlin, George Monos. Thomas Notley John Proscio, Josh Price. Ricky Ran. Glen Rosenberg. Howie Rosenberg, Seth Rosenberg. Scott Silver, Glenn Strysewski, Mike Terrino. Joseph Terrino floron Zimmer- man, Brlon Fidelman, Jeff Fried. 127 CLARKE CLARKE clarkc CLARKE CURKE CLARKE CLARKE CLARKE Girls Hoops Gy €ric Coultoff Under the direction of Coach Susan O'Connor, the Girls Var- sity Basketball team has a re- cord of 2 uuins and 5 losses in league ploy. This record is deceiving, how- ever, os sophomore guard Kris- tine Duffy pointed out, In the beginning of the season, we were unsure of ourselves, but now we are feeling positive about our play, and we are playing like a team. The players' goals were lim- ited in the beginning, the coach stated. Now we are a compe- tive team in every game we play. Noellyn Koo is the team's most threatening offensive player, averaging fifteen points per game from her guard position. Carolyn Zang, the team's only senior, leads the defense with her swift steals that set up easy layups. She starts as a guard as well, but can give relief to Noel- lyn at point guard when needed. IJLIith her average of ten points a game, Carolyn is on important cog in a well oiled machine. Sophomores Diane Gibbs and Kristine Duffy have helped add dimension to the team. Dione is o very strong rebounder, while Kristine specializes in defense. Another Diane, Diane Schneider, also a sophomore, uses her skills as a ballhandler to aid the Clarke attack, while Nicole Avery comes off the bench to help the team in key situations. UUith only one senior, the team can work together and improve for on even more successful campaign next year. Nicole Avery. Kris Duffy, Toro Dunphy, Diane Gibbs, Allison Kimmel, Noelynn Koo, Anno Muniz, Nikki Rubalcaba, Diane Snyder, Tracey Volpe, Terri Ann UJallace, Carolyn Zang. v-t VRRSITV WRESTLING Raj Patel, Mike Borra, Paul Bienstock, John Birong, Mike Paul, Tim Coogan, John Flynn, Kevin Ward, Barry Rubinstein, James Volino, Pete Catal, Steven liesau, Mike fllfano, George Rosado, Rich Ryan, Chris forenza. S€flSON RECORD Valley Stream South Holy Trinity St. Agnus Lynbrook lilheatly UJestbury fib Hyde Park Hlcksville ftoslyn Unlondole €ast Meadouj ac Arthur oosevelt Island Trees Carey floral Park Great Neck North League UUins 1 Total UUins 3 Losses 4 Losses 13 Wrestling Ay Sean Clancy The Varsity UJrestling team, under the direction of new Head Coach Larry Nastase, a former Clarke wrestling star himself, is enthusiatlc about the season. Despite a record of 3 wins, 8 losses, and 1 tie, the team Is finishing the season with high hopes for next year. Leading the team is Senior, Captain Paul Bienstock, Paul has a dual meet re- cord of 8-1, and an overall record of 15- 5 in the 119 pound class. Other team standouts include: Junior Steven Liesau (145), sophomores Mike Borra (105). Mike Paul (126), Peter Catal (138), George Rosado (155), Chris For- enza (167), and John Flynn (138). The remainder of the team is rela- tively young. Junior Kevin UJard and so- phomores Raj Patel, Tim Coogan, Barry Rubinstein, and Richard Ryan will have to be strong if next years team is to be suc- cessful. Recording to Coach Nastase, that has been primarily a building season for the team. This is demonstrated by their increasing skill and progress. Rs the sea- son draws to a close, the team can look back at respectable performances and look forward to next year. Paul Bienstock says, I feel Coach Nastase's extra time this summer will Improve the team greatly for next year.” 130 BOVS' T6NNIS BOTTOM: Darren Argento, David flboody, Raj Patel, Steve Schubert, Jose Mallabo, Rrvind Muthuk- rishnan. TOP: Lance Voon, Neil Holheiser, flndreuu Pincus, flndreuj UJeiser, Russ Oster, Adam Dinouu, Tomas Simon, Coach Chris DeSonis. MISSING: David UJasserman, Jim Nickerson, Glendon Gordon. BADMINTON BOTTOM: Karen Cullen, Chrissy Sorg, Renee Jahelka, Christine Keane, V. Taylor. TOP: Margo UJeiss, fl. Condron, V. Revere, Judy Rbrams, Rosie Chomicz, Coach lilhitty. MISSING: Tracey Volpe, Marni Frankei, Clissa Sussman, Jen McTigue, Stacey Greenberg. Clarke SCRSON SUMMRRY Opponent 3 Island Trees 0 3 Volley Stream North 0 i Bethpage 2 3 Great Neck South 0 2 Mineola 1 3 Island Trees 0 3 Valley Stream North 0 1 Bethpage 2 1 Great Neck South 2 3 Mineola 0 Total Wins 23 Losses 7 BOVS' BOWLING Larry Anfuso, Paul DePaoli, Kevin Farnung, Joe lanchello, Matt Shafiroff, Glenn Silver, Scott Sil- ver, Jason Rlliger, David Selson, Nick Kalaitzis, Sen €nav, Adam Dinouj, Mark McTigue, Mart Perrone, fliccardo Zoldana. GOLF Danny Cluxton, Adam Magnus, Mike Dunne, Donald Smith, €ric Coultoff, Darren Koppel, Coach Sasso. 132 BOTTOM: Cvelyn Hong, Nuelyn Koo, Jackie Capozzi, Mary Snyder, Kathy Jaccard, Victoria UJalters. TOP: Carolyn Zang, Tara Dunphy, Mary Day, Judy Helbling, Michele Korchinski, Kerri Smith, Coach Case. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL BASEBALL BOTTOM: Seth Glaser, Silly Deghan, Chris Rohrbaugh, Glen Gondek, Ron Gatteau, John Hrobachuk. MIDDLC: Gory Sebel, Matt Schneider, Jorge Gomez-Nieto, John fines, Michael Orefice, Jim Didyk. TOP: Coach McDonald, Phil Schneider, Mike Leone, Scott Masone, Lawrence Ziegler, €rik Drewes, Bobby Koch (Mgr.). BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ LACROSSE BOTTOM: Darren Siff, Jeff Ganz, John Fennel, Fidam Reinhardt, Mike Sorra, Joe Jahelka. KNC6LING: Ken Weber, John McGurk, Chris Giampietro, Sean-Bill Russell, Dave Rosenfeld, Mike Dorf, Chris Kozma. STANDING: Coach Knoll, James Biondo, Joe Knoll, Kevin Broom, Rich Nussbaum, Scott Seorle, Geoff Brouch, Tim O'Malley, Coach Cefu. TOP: Pete Geoghon, Brian Tallon, Jeff Potto, Mike Cunningham, Angelo Giovinozzo, Bobby Mangine, Mark McTigue. MISSING: Rob Deck, Joe Kinky. BOTTOM: flnne Marie Geraci, Barbara liVigni, Patty Underuuood. MIDDL6: Rnn Morrison, Carrol Ruopoli, Chris Duffy, Lisa Spinelli, Tricia Duffy, Chris Dolan. TOP: Coach Susan O'Connor, Beth Simpson, Sharon Levy, Nikki Rubal- caba, Corinne Dunn, Jen Duffy, Dolores fingulo. 134 SPRING TRACK BOTTOM: Anna Haberzett, Irene Ruopoli, Dana Hariton, Mary Holheiser. TOP: Coach DeRuvo Mer- edith Blitz, Josie Pascarella, Jean Pizzarella, Christine Healy, Mary Meyer. BOTTOM: John Hwang, Ricky Rau, Rnniel, Glenn Rosenberg, Chris DeRuvo, Joe Ludwig, Seth Rosenberg. MIDDLE: John Rothert, Jim Coucoulas, Rob Barry, Kevin Hunter, Charlie Markman, Brian Fidelman, Matt Silva. 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BlIHEWADDLE My wandering mind £ t| - % w, foy a, 6, S1 ku 11 fcfcirienasnap problem- -Q wwjp l%-W cozvs“ sensible THURSDAY FIGHTING BLEMISHES fes It’s not easys MOST TALKATIVE Chris Kozma and Lisa Kaller CLASS GOSSIP Jimmy Nickerson and Rosie Chomicz CLASS SHRIMP Paul Bienstock and Tracey Fadem MOST GULLIBLE Ralph Torrico, Ann Morrison and Chris Kozma MOST WITTY David Wasserman and Kim Duffy CLASS KLUTZ Mike Bluight and Kim Duffy MOST ALL AROUND Joey Terino and Meredith Blitz CLASS SPACE CADET Dan Middleman standing in for Steve Loeffler (who forgot to come to senior dinner) and Laura Wood MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mark Lewis and Hye-Lim Yoo MOST POPULAR Chris Kozma and Denise Dessart MOST DRAMATIC Jimmy Nickerson and Rosie Chomicz 139 CLASS FLIRT Gary Sebel and Rosie Chomicz CLASS JAP Chris Rohrbaugh for Matt Hill (who was soaking up rays in Hawaii) and Lisa Kaller CLASS DRIVER Dan Middleman and Meredith Maran CLASS REBEL Joe Martin and Leslie Fenley HARDEST WORKER Danny Kupferberg and Hye-Lim Yoo CLASS COUPLE Glenn and Howie Rosenberg CLASS QUARTER FLIPPER Ralph Torrico and Carolyn Zang SUPERLATIVES 141 SUPERLATIVES BEST ATHLETE Dan Middleman and Carolyn Zang BEST HAIR Peter Lahnny and Laura Wood BEST BODY Don Fiumano and Maryann Giella CLASS WALK Joe Perricone, Marni Frankel, and Mike Bluight BEST SMILE Jose Mallabo and Lisa Weller BEST LEGS Tony Curatolo, Meredith Blitz and Maryann Qiella BEST DRESSED Matt Mill and Felicia Rizzuto BEST MUSICIAN Mike Orefice and Christine Borg BEST ARTIST Brian O'Meill and Joanne Mamo s u p E R L A T I V E S BEST EYES Chris Kozma and Christina Luparello BEST LOOKING Tom Perovich and Teresa Conway 143 144 The World in 86-87 • Summit meetings take place between Gorbachev and Reagan • Reactor fire at Chernobyl spreads a radiation cloud over Europe • Apartheid continues in South Africa • A new tax reform is passed • Corazon Aquino takes over the Presidency of the Philippines; Marcos comes to U.S. • AIDS: An overwhelming epidemic • CRACK: A new deadly phenomenon • Hands Across America is held to help the hungry and homeless • Despite a Nazi past, Kurt Waldheim wins Presidency in Austria • Hostages are held in Lebanon • Tip O'Neill retires from Congress • Terrorist bombings continue • Secret dealings with Iran and millions for Contras • Halley's comet • William Rehnquist is sworn in as the 16th Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. • Stern vs. Whitehead - 1st legal battle of its kind concerning surrogacy • Sex scandals abound: Lt. Col. Oliver North and Fawn Hall, T.V. evangelist Jim Bakker and Jessica Hahn, Presidential hopeful Gary Hart and Donna Rice • Dwight Gooden enters drug rehabilitation center 145 p a s s • i n g s 86 87 • Actor Cary Grant, 84. • Actor Ted Knight, 62. • Benny Goodman, 77; The King of Swing • Desi Amaz, Sr. • Scatman Crothers • Liberace • Len Bias, Basketball star drafted by Boston Celtics • Perry Ellis, fashion designer • Roy Cohn, controversial lawyer • Ray Bolger • Andy Warhol • Danny Kaye •Mr. Greenjeans • Florence Halop Celebrations!!! The NY Mets win the world series The Giants win the Super Bowl Tatum O'Neal marries John McEnroe Americans win back the America's Cup Sarah Ferguson, Fergie, marries Prince Andrew Caroline Kennedy marries Edwin Schlosberg 100th Anniversary tribute to the Stature of Liberty Heather Locklear marries Tommy Lee 100th Session of the United States Congress 200th Anniversary of the United States Constitution 350th Anniversary of Harvard University Walt Frazier inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame I lift my glass in a glorious toast To those glorious days of the used-to-be, Days that live on in memory Bathed in a shimmering golden haze, Our still-remembered “olden days.” - John Dillon Time is a continuous and neverending force, Serving as man’s most important natural resource. For our lives we have alloted but a fraction of that time, In which to live a life that’s full and always in its prime. We must realize it’s a gift that is too precious to be wasted, Every fragrance must be smelled and every flavor must be tasted. For man cannot manipulate the clock into his favor, Every second of each day of every year he has to savor. For when we’re old and look back on the time that we have spent, We may rejoice in having used it to its ultimate extent. - David Wasserman 149 SENIOR DIRECTORY Gina M. Amster - Vanguard; Prom Committee; NHS; School Spirit Soci- ety; Key Club; NHS Dinner Co-Chair; Ambitions: To be a useful as well as productive member of society, and to eat my weight in Irish coffee-flavored jelly beans and shrimp lomein. Michael Alfano - Track; Wrestling; Model Congress;; Jazz Band; Key Club; Chess Club; NHS; Marching Band; Homecoming; Ambitions: To own a book store, and to maintain a perpetual horizontal position and star in a Monty Python movie. Jeffrey Babas - Var. Spring Track, Winter Track, Cross Country; JV Baseball; Scope Art Editor; Model Congress; Key Club; Drama Society; Spring Carnival; Homecoming; Am- bitions: To become a well-known sur- geon and make lots of money. Robert T. Barry - Var. Track; Model Congress; Spring Carnival; FBLA; Homecoming; School Spirit Society; Ambitions: To be a successful busi- nessman in a major company, and to die while trying to drink my way out of a beer vat. Monique Belleau - Scope; Ambitions: To be a fashion merchandiser and coordinator in Sacks Fifth Avenue in NYC, and to be a permanent resident of Washington Square Park. Lisa-Jae Bernstein - Basketball; Soft- ball Jim Biondo - Baseball; JV Soccer; Var. Soccer, Lacrosse, Golf; Ambitions: To become a pilot in the Air Force, and to live in the stock room of Budweiser Co. Paul Bienstock - Football; Var. Track; Wrestling; Wrestling Team Captain; Prom Committee; Model Congress; Ambitions: To manage a big hotel chain, and to win the lottery and live in the lap of luxury. Meredith Blitz - Field Hockey; Winter Track; Spring Track; Model Con- gress; Cheerleading; Spring Carnival; Scope; NHS Treasurer; Business Honor Society VP; FBLA; Treasurer of Class of ’87; Ambitions: To be an executive in a large corporation and not do an ounce of work, and to be one of the showcase girls who shows the prizes to the audience on “The Price Is Right.” Michael Bluight - Var. Football, Win- ter Track, Spring Track; Drama Club; Ambitions: To become an electrical engineer or be in a professional rock or fusion band, and to live in a grass hut in Jamaica and hang out with the Rastefarians. Janine Bonforti - Ambitions: To go into audio-technology in recording. Christine Borg - Drama Society; Key Club; NHS Secretary; Tri-M Music Honor Society; Vanguard; Spring Carnival; Homecoming; Prom Com- mittee; School Spirit Society; NYSSMA; All-County; All-State; Soccer; Ambitions: To be a successful singer and buy a mansion in Beverly Hills, and to get a mohawk and sing for the “Anorexic Cows.” James Boyle - Football; Ambitions: To become a carpenter after graduation. Geoffrey Brauch - Football; Lacrosse; Var. Lacrosse; Ambitions: To move to California and study engineering in college, and to shave my head and join a hardcore band. Rosie Chomicz - JV Field Hockey, Cheering; Var. Field Hockey, Gymnastics, Badminton, Cheerlead- ing; School Spirit Society; Ambitions: To finish college and become a nurse and live with my family on Long Is- land, to be the next Vanna White and turn letters on “Wheel of Fortune” for Pat Sajak, and to open the Coun- try Bumpkin School for the spoiled. Sandra Chriqui - Italian Club Presi- dent; NHS; Volleyball; Homecoming; Prom Committee; Ambitions: To en- ter the field of international relations and one day become an asset to the peace of the world, and to be whisked off on a magic carpet to travel the world and then settle down and own a camel farm and a male harem. Teresa Conway - JV Field Hockey Cap- tain, Track; Var. Field Hockey, Bad- minton; Model Congress; Class of ’87 Secretary; Prom Committee; Busi- ness Honor Society Treasurer; Spring Carnival; Homecoming; Scope Fea- ture Staff; FBLA; School Spirit Soci- ety Secretary; Ambitions: To live in Bora Bora and attend college in Eu- rope for a little while, and to own a black jeep like Jules, be best friends with Liz Claiborne, have my own epiosode of the “Bugaloos,” and have an indispensable set of nails and a body like Jamie Lee Curtis. William Cotter - Italian Club; Spring Carnival; School Spirit Society; VP of Kiuanis Club; Ambitions: To become a world-famous architect like Frank Lloyd Wright, and to own the Porsche Automotive Company and keep all the cars to myself. James Coucoulas - Cross Country; Winter Track; Spring Track; La- crosse; Spring Carnival; Model Con- gress; Key Club; Italian Club; Ambi- tions: To become a graphics designer, and to be the next Mr. Rogers and have my own TV show. Anthony Curatolo - Cross Country, Spring Carnival; Winter Track; Van- guard; Spring Track; Intramural Soc- cer; NHS; Homecoming; Ambitions: To break Edwin Moses’ string of con- secutive wins in the intermediate hurdles, and to switch brains with John Elway so I could be the best quarterback in the NFL and make $17 million for the rest of my career. 150 John Curry - Ambitions: To become an astronaut, and to be George Jetson. Chris Danseglio - Track; Model Con- gress; Ambitions: To take over a small Third World nation. Peter DeMartini - Football; Soccer; Basketball; Baseball; Homecoming; Ambitions: To go to college for four years and then own my own bar, and to be the smartest bum on the beaches of Florida. Denise Dessart - Athletic Leaders Club; Homecoming; Sweater Club; Softball; Soccer; Basketball; Lacrosse; School Spirit Society; Class President; Class Treasurer; FBLA; Business Honor Society; Ambitions: To become suc- cessful in the business world and mar- ry and have two kids, and to eventual- ly become President of the U.S. and lower the defecit by selling Dunken Donuts. Anna DiCiero - Ambitions: To open up my own haircutting business. Susan Doyle - NHS; Math League; Track; Vanguard; Model Congress; Ambitions: To achieve something meaningful in life, and to be an ele- phant rider in the circus. Kimberly Duffy - JV Lacrosse; Var. La- crosse, Soccer Captain; Drug Leader- ship Program; School Spirit Society; Athletic Leaders Club; Homecoming; Ambitions: To become a successful physical therapist and eventually own my own practice and to work with re- tarded children, and to change the bulbs in my high beams to a lower wattage. Karen Elbers - Spring Carnival; Home- coming; Drama Club; NHS; Key Club; Sweater Club; Builders Club; Italian Club; Prom Committee; Scope; Model Congress; Intramural Volleyball; FBLA; Ambitions: To be either an actress or an accountant, either way rich, and to convert to Ju- daism and become a JAP so that I never have to do my own nails again. Simon Elghanian - Ambitions: To be one of the successful and unbeaten business executive leaders in the na- tion, and to become the master or con- troller of the universe. Robert Eprifania - Ambitions: To be- come a hotel owner, and to become a Petroleum Dispensing Technician (gas attendant). Nancy Faingar - Basketball; VP of Ital- ian Club; Business Honor Society; Model Congress; Spring Carnival; Key Club; Homecoming; School Spir- it Society; Art Expo ’86; FBLA; Sweater Club; Prom Committee; Vanguard; Ambitions: To study child psychology and art and someday be- come an art therapist working with children, and to become a world-fa- mous ballerina and star in the Rus- sian Ballet with Mikhail Boryishni- kov. Andrew Fantini - Rifle Team; Amateur Radio Club; Homecoming; Ambi- tions: To become an electrical engi- neer, and to be a CIA hitman. Brian Ferrari - Drama Club; Thespian Society; Scope ’86; Co-Photo Editor Scope ’87; Ambitions: To be a success- ful actor and gain fame, fortune, and romance, and to legally change my name to “Brava” and hunt down and kill the majority of the class of ’87. Brian Fidelman - Model Congress; Cross Country; Winter Track; Spring Track; Vanguard; Scope; Drama Club; Voice of the Band; Ambitions: To be an advertising executive, and to be the weightlifting instructor on the 1992 U.S. Olympic Team. Marni Frankel - JV Field Hockey; Var. Tennis, Badminton; Key Club; Spring Carnival; Homecoming; Mod- el Congress; FBLA; School Spirit So- ciety; Scope; Ambitions; To work part-time only as a window dresser for a major department store on Fifth Avenue, and to do lunch at the “club” and own Bloomingdale’s. Lorraine Fucci - Ambitions: To become an advertising agent. Frank Gallo - Ambitions: To build a race car, own a house, and make a liv- ing as either a mechanic or a carpen- ter. Chris Giampietro - JV Soccer; Var. Soccer, Lacrosse, Wrestling; Box La- crosse; Intramural Soccer, Hockey; Homecoming; Ambitions: To attend U. of New Haven to study to be a pilot and fly for American Airlines, and to have an affair with Heather Thomas as Captain aboard a 747 American Airlines plane en route from NY to Florida while on automatic pilot. Maryann Giella - Var. Gymnastics; Business Honor Society; Italian Club; Ambitions: To be a nutritionist and live a long and healthy life in a nice house by the beach, and to marry Bruce Springsteen and become his Jersey girl. Angelo Giovinazzo - Wrestling; La- crosse; Soccer; Var. Lacrosse, Soccer Captain; Homecoming; Athletic Leaders Club; Intramural Soccer, Hockey; Box Lacrosse; School Spirit Society; Ambitions: To play lacrosse at Cortland and return to coach Clarke’s lacrosse team, and to try to find out how many licks it takes to reach the center of a Tootsie Pop. Marilyn Girimonte - JV Softball; Busi- ness Honor Society; Italian Club; Am- bitions: To be successful in the busi- ness world and have a family and large house on Long Island, or to be Rocky’s wife, Adrian, in “Rocky V, VI, VII, VIII” and make a formula to help short people grow. Janet Glutz - Ambitions: To become a prison guard, and to develop a new breed of fruit fly and become a nun. Lyle Gold - Model Congress; Ambitions: To get a degree from a college and be- come a teacher, and to become rich enough to raise Arabian horses for breeding, riding and pleasure. Stacey Greenberg - Drama Society President; Senior Choir; NHS; Tri-M . Honor Society; Key Club; Model Con- gress; Scope Layout Editor; Thespian Society; Badminton; Homecoming Paul Grenz - Model Congress; Rifle Club; Ambitions: To graduate college and set up an architectural firm in the southwest, through which I can make a good deal of money and live com- fortably for the rest of my life, and to set up my own country in the Pacific, fight a losing war against the U.S., and receive war reparations that will make me a billionaire. Cathy Henvey - Ambitions: To be a top executive in a large corporation, drive a Mercedes-Benz convertable, and own a platinum American Express Card, and to take the gold in the 1988 Winter Olympics in downhill skiing at Seoul and earn endorsements from Coco Lopez and Barcardi. Matthew T. Hill - NHS; Scope; Key Club; Italian Club; Spring Carnival; Homecoming; School Spirit Society; Ambitions: To enter the medical pro- fession, and to be the next Barry Ra- violi on WLIR and open up a Benet- ton store in Chubbuck, Idaho. Evelyn Hong - Prom Committee; Busi- ness Honor Society; Ski Club; JV Soc- cer Captian; Cheerleading Captain; Var. Soccer, Softball Captain, Volley- ball Captain, Chearleading Captain; Class President; Marching Band; Symphonic Band Librarian; Spring Carnival; Scope; Homecoming Chair- person; Athletic Leaders Clubs; FBLA; School Spirit Society; Ambi- tions: To graduate from Penn State with honors and start a successful ad- vertising agency with a husband and two kids on the side, and to start a cor- poration called “Miyma’s Jewelry Emporium” and make enough money to live in the biggest house in Wheatly Hills. Joseph J. Ianchello - Cross Country; Winter Track; Spring Track; Ambi- tions: To become a successful aero- nautical engineer and obtain a pilot license, and to guest host Late Night with David Letterman. Michelle T. Imbriano - Italian Club; Homecoming; Ambition: To live a prosperous life as a podiatrist, and to someday find a cure for foot odor. Lisa Beth Kaller - Model Congress; Key Club; School Spirit Society; Homecoming; FBLA; Ambitions: To have a career in fashion merchandis- ing, and to be a Yale University pro- fessor specializing in calculus, alge- bra, trig, logarithms . .. the next Al- bert Einstein. Christine Mary Keane - Spring Carni- val; Key Club; FBLA; Lacrosse; Bad- minton; Homecoming; Ambitions: To become an early childhood educator or own a small shop, and to, before I die, travel down Niagra Falls in a pickle jar. Stephanie Korchinski - Key Club; FBLA; Spring Carnival; Ambitions: To be an international lawyer, and to be elected to be the first woman Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Stephanie Kordon - JV Field Hockey Captain, Lacrosse Captain; Model Congress; School Spirit Society; Spring Carnival; Homecoming; Prom Committee; NHS; Scope; Ambitions: To be a teacher of the deaf and speech impaired, marry Joe, and have two kids, a dog, and a cat, and to be a con- testant on the “Price Is Right” so I can kiss Bob Barker after winning money on the Big Wheel, and come within $100 of the actual retail price of my showcase in order to win both. Christopher Kozma - JV Football Cap- tain, Wrestling Captain, Lacrosse Captain; Var. Football Captain, Win- ter Track, Spring Track, Lacrosse Captain; Athletic Leaders Club Offi- cer; Class Vice-President; Ambitions: To be a successful ambassador to a foreign world power, and to be a fu- ture host of “Wheel of Fortune.” Matthew Kupillas - Model Congress Chairman; Vanguard Editor-in- Chief; Prom Committee; Chess Club Treasurer; Homecoming; Spring Car- nival; NHS; Math League; JV Track; Intramural Hockey; FBLA Parlia- mentarian; Ambitions: To control the entire Western Hemisphere and have at least 30 people name their first- born son after me, and to replace Robin Leach on “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous.” Peter Lahny - Var. Wrestling; Ambi- tions: To join the army and be trained in all the arts of gorilla warfare, then go to college on the G.I. Bill and learn archaeology, after which I will move to Africa and be known as “Long Is- land Lahnbo,” and to achieve my ulti- mate goal to be the December 1990 centerfold in Playgirl and the 1991 Playmate of the Year. Jennifer Lau - Key Club; NHS; Math League; Ambitions: To be a successful civil engineer, and to pump gas and wash windshields at the local Hess gas station. Diane Lehan Mark Lewis - Amateur Radio Club; Chess Club; Rifle Team; Math League; NHS; Tutoring; Ambitions: To become an astrophysics research- er, and to become an M Ms vendor or a downhill wheelchair racer. Michele Lewis - Business Honor Soci- ety Secretary; Spring Carnival; Ambi- tions: To be a fashion merchandiser, and to find something to wear. Victoria Lipinsky - Business Honor So- ciety; Italian Club; Ambitions: To be- come a word processor and live in an apartment in Manhatten, and to host an all-night talk show with Joan Riv- ers. Barbara Livigni - JV Soccer Captain; Sweater Club; Var. Soccer, Lacrosse; School Spirit Society; Homecoming; Athletic Leaders Club; Ambitions: To become a successful businesswoman with a family of about three kids, and to open a clothes store for petite wom- en — 5'0 and under — called Bobbi’s Dolls. Kimberly Lopez - Soccer; Basketball; Volleyball; Key Club; Business Honor Society; FBLA; Homecoming; Ambi- tions: To be the best accountant ever, 152 and to open a McDonald’s in Clarke for the people who get their cars lock- ed in the parking lot. Christine Luparello - Key Club; Spring Carnival; Italian Club; JV Var. Field Hockey Manager; Var. Gymnastics Manager; Vanguard; School Spirit Society; Homecoming; Prom Committee; Ambitions: To be a successful interior designer and marry someone rich, and to be a pa- tron of Bloomingdale’s and drive away in my red Porsche 928 convert- ible. Jose Mallabo - Baseball; Basketball; Tennis; FBLA President; Scope Sports Editor; Business Honor Soci- ety; Ambitions: To become a profes- sional baseball player ... but then I woke up. Meredith Maran - Drama Club; JV Cheering, Softball; Var. Cheering; Prom Committee; FBLA; Homecom- ing Queen; Scope; School Spirit Soci- ety President; Ambitions: To manage a hotel or resort somewhere in Hawaii and be a guest on “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous,” and to be a beau- tician specializing in long-lasting perms and to win the Pulitzer Prize for my book “How To Pass the Road Test In THREE Easy Tries.” Joseph Martin - Lacrosse; Homecom- ing; Ambitions: To be Pee-Wee Her- man’s sidekick. Scott R. Masone - Var. Football, Base- ball; SADD; Homecoming; Ambi- tions: To be an executive in a large corporation, and to sell all my belon- gings and follow the Grateful Dead around the country. Julee Mayoski - Ambitions: To work in biomedical computing or medical lab- oratory technology, and to be the nic- est person in the world — always ready to help out anybody who needs help or comfort. Kimberly McGraw - Key Club Presi- dent; Vanguard Feature Editor; FBLA Parliamentarian and VP; NHS; Reflections Editor; Math League; SADD; Italian Club; School Spirit Society; Ambitions: To be a traffic guard (“Turn left! Turn right!”) or a professional locksmith. Colin James McQuade - Homecoming; Guidance Office work; Ambitions: To own my own restaurant, and to be Don King’s hair stylist. Dan Middleman - Band; Chorus; Track; Cross Country; Soccer; Model Con- gress; Jazz Band; Vanguard Sports Editor; Ambitions: To be a radio disc jockey and replace Scott Muni on WNEW-FM, and to design a new line of sport jackets for Dr. Steiner — Plaid is Rad! Robert E. Monteleone - Ambitions: To play Madison Square Garden as the main act on guitar. William Mulford - Ambitions: To open up my own business and to be a hired assassin for the government. Aravind Muthukrishnan - FBLA Treasurer; Band Secretary; AV; Scope; Var. Tennis, Track, Basket- ball Co-Captain; Ambitions: To be a medical doctor, and to maybe be a li- brarian — but I must first learn from an experienced person how to do the Crossword Puzzle. Michelle Najman - Model Congress; Key Club; Spring Carnival; Home- coming Ambitions: To be an elemen- tary education teacher or psycholo- gist, and to be a TV nighttime talk show host with Joan Rivers. James M. Nickerson - Model Congress; SADD; FBLA; School Spirit Society VP; Var. Tennis; Homecoming; Float Chairman; Homecoming King; All- State All-Eastern Chorus; Spring Carnival; Scope; Prom Committee; Math League; Drama Club; Thespian Society; Ambitions: To join the State Department after gaining large sums of money in the international busi- ness field and have several residences with a large, happy family, and to team up with my fellow classmate, wear spandex pants, and win on “Dance Fever” to move on to the semifinals where we can kiss the host, Adrian Zmed, and his partners, Mo- tion. Brian O’Neill - Reflections; Italian Club; Scope Co-Art Editor; Home- coming; Art Expo ’86; Ambitions: To succeed in the Field of graphic design and illustration, and to marry Stevie Nicks and have 20 children, and to sing backup for Aretha Franklin. James Sean Okolica - JV Basketball; Math League; Chess Team; NHS; Ambition: To have a life full of enjoy- able experiences and wonderful peo- ple and pursue a career in either mathematics instruction or psycholo- gy research, and to be a professional video game rater. Michael Palenbaum - Ambitions: To have a Pulitzer Prize-winning news article, and to guest host the Tonight Show. Maryann Pascarella - Business Honor Society; Track; Volleyball; FBLA; Spring Carnival; Italian Club; Bas- ketball; Ambitions: To be a lawyer, and to be a brain surgeon. Andrew Pincus - Tennis; Band; Jazz Band; Vanguard; Scope; Homecom- ing; Intramural Hockey, Soccer; Mod- el Congress; Spring Carnival; Ambi- tions: To be involved in the stock market as a broker, or to put Ivan Lendl and John McEnroe to shame while simultaneously kidnapping their wives for ransom money. Donna Pugliesi - Secretary of Class ’87; Track; Softball; Bowling; Homecom- ing Royal Court; Treasurer of Class ’87; Business Honor Society; Reflec- tions Art Editor; Ambitions: To go to college, start a life together with Mi- chael, raise a family, and pursue my career as a lawyer, or to become Mrs. America. John Puskarik - Ambitions: To own my 153 own business, or to be a demo-expert for the school district. Jamie Reidy - Ambitions: To own my own clothes shop, or to be a clown in the Ringling Brothers Barnum Bai- ley Circus. Felicia Rizzuto - Soccer; Volleyball; Track; Softball; Athletic Leaders Club; Sweater Club; School Spirit So- ciety; Ambitions: To be a court ste- nographer or a fashion designer and marry Peter and have three kids in a beautiful house in Dix Hills, or to take over Vanna White’s wardrobe. John Rogers - Rifle Club; Ambitions: To become a very successful comput- er programmer and get rich, or to be- come a world monarch. Greg Roemer - Key Club; FBLA; Ambi- tions: To become an advertising exec- utive in LA, or to be the world’s first nationally-televised naked hang- glider. Christopher Rohrbaugh - Soccer; In- tramural Soccer; Baseball; Box La- crosse; School Spirit Society; Home- coming; Ambitions: To be a physical education instructor and coach a high school soccer team, or to revive the “Little Rascals” and star as Buck- wheat. James Rolla - Business Honor Society; Ambitions: To study bilingual educa- tion and become a college professor, or to appear on “The Price is Right” and win a car. Glenn Rosenberg - Cross Country; Winter Track; Spring Track; Home- coming; Spring Carnival; Soccer; School Spirit Society; Model Con- gress; Ambitions: To be the first white 5'6 basketball player that can slam it home and to go for All-American track in college, or to one day be as good looking as Howard. Howard Rosenberg - Cross Country; Winter Track; Spring Track; School Spirit Society; Model Congress; Homecoming; Spring Carnival; Am- bitions: To be the coach of the 1996 U.S. Olympic Team or to build an un- derwater city, or to one day be as short as Glenn and be the next Diana Ross. Carol Ruopoli - Gymnastics; Soccer; Lacrosse; Italian Club; Ambitions: To enter a career of hotel and tourism management, or to own a skyskraper in Manhatten. Sheila Russo - Softball Lisa Marie Santini - Business Honor Society; Ambitions: To become a word processor and raise a family with Stephen, or to own a business and be rich and famous. Doreen Seaman - Var. Lacrosse, Volley- ball, Basketball; Stage Band; Sym- phonic Band Gary Sebel - Var. Baseball, Football; Scope Editor-in-Chief; Spring Carni- val; Homecoming Chairperson; Busi- ness Honor Society; NHS, FBLA; Ambitions; To become a doctor and eventually go into and build Teresa Towers, or to be drafted by the NY Mets and win MVP. Gina Smestad - Ambitions: To work at the Medical Center with children and people in wheelchairs. Kristin Smith - Var. Softball; Business Honor Society; FBLA; Ambitions: To be happy with what I’ve got and travel to and live in the mountains, or to tour with Led Zepplin. Steven L. Stolzenberg - Model Con- gress Transportation Chairman; Spring Carnival; Jazz Band; Santa Band; Marching Band; Symphonic Band; Orchestra; Music Librarian for Bands; Blood Drive; SADD; Scope Business Editor; School Spirit Soci- ety; Homecoming; Drama Club; Thespian Society; NHS; Prom Com- mittee; Fund-raising Committee Class of ’87; Intramural Hockey Cap- tain; Ambitions: To pass the CPA exam and work my business into a multi-million dollar corporation, or to someday star in the sequel to “Teen Wolf.” Pam Storch - JV Field Hockey; Var. Field Hockey, Softball; Homecoming; Secretary of Class ’87; Scope Layout Staff; School Spirit Society; Sweater Club; Ambitions: To have a career in psychology or in helping people in some way, or to one day be able to get a 1200 on the SATs and get a red porsche, and to be able to pay for the McDonald’s drive-thru without hav- ing to get out of the car. Elissa Sussman - Var. Tennis, Badmin- ton; Scope Managing Editor; Van- guard; Homecoming; Spring Carni- val; School Spirit Society; NHS; Busi- ness Honor Society; FBLA; Ambi- tions: To be a famed fashion designer and live on the French Riviera, as well as backpack through Europe with the man of my dream, or to own a chain of sushi bars and health food shops, rid my skin of beta-carotene so I don’t look like a carrot, and to have a life supply of Poison perfume. Bryan Tallon - Var. Lacrosse; Home- coming; Ambitions: To get a Bachelor of Technology degree in aeronautical maintenance and work for a major airline, or to sling slang whoppies on a stake bun and serve it your way. Joseph M. Terino - NHS President; FBLA; Key Club; Homecoming Chairperson; Spring Carnival; Busi- ness Honor Society; JV Winter Track; Var. Winter Track, Spring Track; Model Congress; Scope Business Staff; School Spirit Society; Ambi- tions: To become richer than Donald Trump and buy everything there is to buy including a house for my mom and dad and a large percentage of An- heiser-Busch stock, or to become either a Solid Gold Dancer or team up with my fellow classmate, wear spandex pants, and win to move on to the semifinals of “Dance Fever” to kiss the host, Adrian Zmed, and his partners, Motion. Eric Tobkes - Ambitions: To enter a ca- 154 reer involving special effect (SFX). Allisa Vaccaro Adrienne Victor - Ambitions: To be- come a professional photographer and take pictures of animals, or to be- come the world’s quietest person. David Wasserman - Vanguard News Editor; Scope Literary Editor; Model Congress Housing Chairman Com- mittee Head; NHS; Var. Tennis; Homecoming; Spring Carnival; Math League; FBLA; Intramural Soccer, Hockey Captain; Key Club; Drama Club; Chess Club; Class ’87 Co-Fun- draising Chairman; Ambitions: To become the greatest lawyer there ever was, just like Perry Mason, or to be the next Captain of the Starship En- terprise, unless I decide to pursue my lifelong dream to become the Secre- tary of Agriculture or become the self- proclaimed ruler of Smedland. Thomas Watteus - Basketball Margo Weiss - Model Congress; Key Club; Orchestra; Spring Carnival; Badminton; Homecoming; School Spirit Society; Ambitions: To own my own restaurant in the city, or to be able to dance like Janet Jackson and be like Betty Crocker and have my own cake mix called “Margo Mix.” Lisa Weller - Model Congress; JV Field Hockey; Key Club; FBLA; SADD; Homecoming Spring Carnival; Sweater Club; Scope Feature Editor; Business Honor Society; NHS; School Spirit; Ambitions: To be a well- known psychologist, or break into the Blistex factory and find the formula for the old medicated kind, and write a book about the true-life adventures of Mr. Kaley. Maureen T. Williams - Basketball; Soc- cer; Softball; Key Club; Ambitions: To become a teacher for the physical- ly and mentally handicapped, or to marry Wally Backman and become the first woman catcher for the NY Mets. Kim Marie Yankowski - Lacrosse; Gymnastics; Italian Club; Business Honor Society; Ambitions: To be a child psychologist and get married and live in Garden City, or to grow to be 5'4 tall and become a Prima Balle- rina so I can be a nut in “The Nut- cracker.” Larry Ziegler - Basketball; Intramural Hockey; Ice Hockey; Ambitions: To play pro hockey, or to make a 2-hour “Thundercats” movie. Our memories of yesterday Will last a lifetime. We'll take the best. Forget the rest. And some day well find . . . These are the best of times. - Styx 155 x Lite Shares • TUkc BigSharte 1 fa 73J yA ' V Sb-P ' 7 fc jy V. .N, � - j. j .. 4WAV3 £fr. P'C. , tOOC'iO CG-xt«o- • Ut-C •'Vji •(an. u %r ,K J € ■ ff,{ Arfjr V4oe K V « A- f v , ,.. „ . . : i� y CXja a- s , o u J Sfcv_F � 5M 3rtPA)0rH - . 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THE P.T.S.A. 1987 , ' 'j 4M C ■ .V M a ii Mt IM 1987 Editor-in-Chief: Gary Sebel Literary Editor: David Wasserman Staff: Jimmy Nickerson Layout Editor: Stacey Greenberg Staff: Marni Frankel, Matt Hill Features Editor: Lisa Weller Staff: Stephanie Kordon, Teresa Conway Sports Editor: Jose Mallabo Staff: Aravind Muthukrishnan Art Editor: Jeff Babas Staff: Brian O’Neill, Christina Luparello Photography Editor: Glenn Gondek, Brian Ferrari Staff: Eric Drewes, Jimmy Nickerson Business Editor: Steven Stolzenberg Staff: Cathy Henvey Secretary Editor: Tricia Dolan Managing Editor: Elissa Sussman Advisor: Mr. Jerry Baden Business Advisor: Mr. Guzewicz SPECIAL THANKS TO: Dr. Wallace, Dr. Renken, the main office secretaries, Greenberg-Biello Studios, Post Camera, Dr. Steiner, Mr. and Mrs. Blocklyn, Mr. Siegel and all those who put up with the SCOPE staff. 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