White Plains High School - Oracle Yearbook (White Plains, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1980 volume:

1 ‘l ! Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Layout Editors . . Copy Editors . . . Art Editor . . . . Senior Biographies Senior Portraits . Photography Coordinator Photography Editors Sports ............... Events................ Theme................. Candids .............. Activities Editors . . . . .Diane Edwards . . . Deirdre Earl Lisa Ransom Deborah Levine Anna Li . Diane Dolinsky Paul Poux . Ellen Delahanty Jennifer Miller . . Susan Phillips . . . Katie Heyde Jackie Shwab . Laurie Edelman Susan Miller . . Susan Lippert Richard Goldman Jordan Leichter . . Andrew Larkin . . Bob Hammon . . Carol Pascale . . John Mitchell Helaine Wolff First Class of the ’80’s First Class students, First Class teachers First Class to graduate from a four year high school First Class friendships, First Class spirit First Class class! fc 1C If you do not know the meaning of this uord, you obviously have not been laboring assiduously enough. Worktime The new attendance policy this year forced many students to realize that in order to graduate from high school, they had to work. As a result, it was no longer uncommon to see WPHS stu- dents laboring assiduously over their studies. Playtime Work may have occupied most of our time, but the best mo- ments at WPHS were those spent recovering, getting rowdy, or just relaxing. These times made the road to gradua- tion far more bearable. 9 HdO The Great Escape Munching Out Whether wandering into the world of cafeteria food, snatching a snack at the school store, or buying a brownie for breakfast from a bake sale, Munching Out has been a special time for all at WPHS. Crowds Only as we elbowed our way through packed halls, up down staircases, and through crowded lunch lines did we realize the full effect of reorganization and the addition of the 9th grade to WPHS. Throughout the day the mood of the student body is reflected in the atmosphere of the parking lot. In the early morning hours, as half-asleep carpoolers are jolted into semi-consciousness by the speed bump, the faces of students indicate the reluctance with which they have rolled out of bed to face the challenge of getting to homeroom before the late bell rings. The parking lot is a place to hang out during “non-essential” classes, sitting in or on cars, depending on the season, and trying to evade the watchful administrative eye. Lunch provides a short reprieve for socializing and gearing up for after- noon classes. However, our most vivid recollection of the parking lot will always be the 2:30 p.m. mass exodus, when hysterical mayhem becomes desolation in under five minutes. 18 Dedication The French say “sympathique.” In English, we say caring, warm, friendly, throughtful, giving . . . but we think that the best translation is simply— Joan Baumel. From conjugations to Camus, and from Paris to “Le Petit Prince,” Mrs. Baumel is first and foremost a wonderful teacher. Her participation in both the French club and in the French Exchange has greatly enriched the French program in WPHS. However, Mrs. Baumel’s genuine school spirit, belonging to a species which is practically extinct, transcends the Foreign Language Department. At Christmas time, her room becomes the headquarters for Project Santa Claus, and for weeks she teaches amidst piles of stuf- fed animals and baby books. And because she realizes that the interests of her students also extend beyond her French Class, Mrs. Baumel follows us out of her classroom. She follows us to musicals, spring concerts, dance shows, and basketball games. She follows our interests and talents and encourages us in our every endeavor. And finally, she will follow us out of high school and inquire about our lives long after we have graduated from her class. Whether it is for a good performance in class, in athletics, or stage, or just as a friend, Mrs. Baumel is always there to stand and applaud her students. Now it is your turn, Mrs. Baumel, to accept our applause; for it is to you, our first class teacher, that we proudly dedicate the 1980 Oracle. Daniel Woodard. Assistant Principal Manson Donaghey. Principal Harry Jefferson. North House Director L - • mtfcfis i ikJl Wet ¥ Harold Moore. Assistant North House Director Kent Bender. Assistant Principal Anthony Tramando, South House Director John Zilembo, Assistant Principal Charles Farrell. Assistant South House Director Christopher Fiore, Department Chairman Nancy Boersma Randall Holden Audrey Thomas Anita Maren George Nemeth John Naughton Sally Hoople 27 Francis Katon Christopher Fearon Joan Hetty Elliot Tokaon Marlene Rubin Sidney Starr “Have you consulted Warriner’s?” “Crush Mush!” “Recite punctuation rule 11 three times fast!” 28 Ruth Keppler Norman Watkins Emil Hinotto l eigh McSweeney Edward Schapiro Richard (ioodruh Irwin Sear� Anthony ( erreta Susan Danow 30 • Lisbeth Rath James Bradley Richard Santana Kdwin Zem me I Russell Bailey Robert Windbiel Dennis O'Brien John Kacandea Richard Miller l� ui I’etralia Arthur Rruaewitz. Department ('hairinan Samuel Green Sheila Herman James Collina Math '5. M Letter Ruby Ronald (Ireene Jeanne Viaaa 34 Jerome (ioralu I’aul Raymond Milton Woroboff Ted Piekoe, Department Chairman 35 Ce� 1 1-Crimea Rita Alexander Lynda Percy Joeeph M ian Peter Duffy Marilyn Cappizano Clarence Hazelton Rubin Summergrad David Kazan Charles Heath Harlan Hettmansberger Arthur Rondeau. Department Chairman C-121 Arthur Howard Martin Marks Science 36 Two chemicals reacted violently today to the recent attraction be- tween a positive and a negative ion. Scientists commented that the only solution to the problem would be to disperse the radicals and prevent any more from becoming excited. John Mar.ziotta Raymond Tafrate Rita Fay Richard Stolper Anthony Cutaia Maureen Murphy Kdward Sonoaki SahinoTamhoia Carole Cohen I kind Id Wlariaver, Department Chairman Patricia (iueiTieni Bonne Chance, mes amis! Buena suerte, mis amigos! Viel gliick, meine freunde! Buono fortuna, amici! Bona fortuna! Anna Miller Language 38 Irnm Montenano Joaninaro VtiiHiro .loan Baumel Raymond Schulz Kdward MrSweeney Renata Foreati Joan Kaw 39 Svlveater Smith ( nrl Patrick Arts Practical l iard Moldovan .loe Del'ano. Department t'hairman Alfred Kenino Stephen («ordnn Roberta Johnson Klizabeth ('alabro John Ri� arh llnrtnre Brennemann III Y U I CAb C AD KL bar, tM K Hilda Demeky Israel Kopmar 41 Edwin Kehe, Department C'hairman Johanna Wright Stella Miller Physical Education George Perry Lytle Crate Fred Woodworth 44 Nicholas Panaro Barbara Skrivanek Robert Jablonski Joseph McAvoy 45 Margaret Kurtz Main Office Secretariea Morris Huffman Steven Levine Teachers Aide� Charles Jackson North House Guidance Media Center 46 Sandra Harmon Marital ani Rime Cooper South Houae Secret anew North Houtte Secretaries South Houaet Guidance Audrey Napolitano Toby Markey Staff ilii iimii N ’W ’ t • 56 This year’s soccer team had a first class record of 16-1 and clinched the Conference A Championships! Coach Woody’s 200th win of his career added an extra spark to the soccer team’s tremendous season. Football Football Those on the sidelines view it as a mass of players trying desperately to make a touchdown. Those who have played it know better. To them it is a challenge which is met with total dedication. This dedication resulted in a 10-0 season for the Tigers this year. Aw Shucks . . . “We know that you know that we know we’re 1!” Field Hockey This year’s field hockey team was very consis- tent. They never lost their spirit — they never stopped trying — and they never won. However, in spite of their less-than-successful season, every field hockey game promised at least two things: good food and good fun! Girls’ Swimming The girls’ swim team finally achieved their long awaited goal — they had their team picture hung on the wall in E corridor. The Conference A champs completed their best season ever with a 9-1 record. 69 White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains4 White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Pluins Fall Scorecard 1979 Varsity Football 26 Arlington o 38 Yonkers 6 34 Sc arsdale 7 56 Lincoln 6 17 Mt. Vemon 8 7 Roosevelt 0 20 Mamaroneck 12 21 New Rochelle 6 44 Stepinac 8 17 R.C.Ketcham £ ctional 1 Champs Varsity Soccer 2 y it 0 Stepmac Mt. Vernon Yonkers S arsdale Yorktown Mahopac Mamaroneck New Rochelle Mt. Vemon Gorton Sc arsdale Yorktown Yonkers Mahopac Stepinac New Rochelle Mamaroneck Kingston Varsity Field Hockey Carmel WTalter Panas Ossining Lakeland Fox Lane Yorktown Scarsdalq Mamarc Mahopa| Horace Greeley Boys’ Varsity Cross Country White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains White Flail White Plains rift 20 Walter Panas 42 8th Westlake Inv. 27 , Mamaroneck 29 45 Yorktown 16 2nd J.F.K. Inv. 8th Manhattan Run 20 Scarsdale 41 33 Mahopac 22 2nd Coaches r Officials 79 New Rochelle 36 26 Mt. Vernon 29 4th Conference Run 3rd Section One Run Low Score Wins Varsity Cross Country 3rd Westlake Inv. 19 Mamaroneck 38 18 Yorktown 38 2nd J.F.K. Inv. 6th Manhattan Run 24 Scarsdale 32 26 Mahopac 27 2nd Coaches White Plai White Plains White Plains White Plains 19 Officials New Rochelle Conference Run Section One Run Intersectional Run Undefeated Section 1 Champs Low Score Wins Varsity Girls’ Swimming 2nd .-1st 10th 36 White Plains 95 Mamaroneck 76 White Plains 59 Harrison 23 White Plains I 90 Win Rye 79i White Plains Lakeland 55 White Plains 115 PeeWkfll 34 White Plains 88 Horace Greeley 78 White Plains 35 Yorktown 48 White Plains 55 Walter Panas 28 White Plains 94 Ardsley 72 White Plains 91 1 New Rochelle 78 Wh'fte Plains W 122 Hendrick Hudson 48 Conference A Champs W . [ Cast Barry Abes Susan Beldock Miriam Bright Andrea Diaz Jason Friedman Richard Goldberg Jeff Link Tom McGovern Directed by William DeFeo Music Composed and Performed by Donald Berman Camping Trip On a fine weekend in October, adventurous students and ad- visors braved woods and wild beasts to camp for two nights at the Woodland Valley camp- grounds. The second day, not even blisters and bruises could deter the students from their triumph over Mt. Whittenburg. 73 We have so many memories from the past few weeks that is difficult to look all the way back to the fall and remember the good times we had. Let’s not forget Hat Day, pep rallies, the National Honor Society induction, Homecoming, the first G.O. dance, the trips to Grease and Annie, the movie Tommy, and much, much more . . . Tiger Tracks: Section xxvi I. Dressing and Good Grooming Since appearance is important to students individually and as a group, and reflects the respect in which they hold themselves and others, it is necessary that they dress neatly and appropriately . . . ALL OUTSIDE APPAREL SUCH AS HATS AND COATS ARE NOT TO BE WORN IN SCHOOL. Man is but a mere image of his hat! 77 79 “Now is the winter of our discontent.” —William Shakespeare For skiiers, skaters, sledders, and snow man makers, the winter of 1980 was truly a winter of discontent. An almost total lack of snow left smiles on the faces of those who longed for warm weather, but brought tears of grief to the eyes of those whose skis were rusting in the basement. This winter was a disappointment for everyone, however, because no snow means no snow days .. . and everyone loves a snow day! 84 The boys’ basketball team turned around a rather uneventful season by winning six of their last nine games. They lost a close game to New- burgh in the first round of the sections to end the season with a record of 10-12. 89 91 Ice Hockey Although the hockey team lost many of their games in the first part of the season, they made a remarkable comeback and won enough games to qualify for the Section 1 playoffs. The Tigers beat Eastchester in the quarter finals by an amazing score of 10-1. Despite their 3-4 loss to Rye in the semi-finals, the team demonstrated much improved stick work and skating skills — not to mention determination! The fans of W.P.H.S. created a great deal of incentive for the hockey team. There was always an ample supply of Rye bread to throw on the ice after every White Plains goal against Rye, and shouts of “YOU, YOU, YOU!” could always be heard when a player on the other team received a penalty. The fans truly created the spirit needed for a Tiger Victory! Hockey Cheerleaders? i m ■SOmEiaBRB ttv ? 94 Basketball Cheerleaders Indoor Track This year’s indoor track team was very successful, finishing third or better in almost every meet. Out- standing individual performances by several team members highlighted the season. Gymnastics 98 Several gymnasts turned in fine perfor- mances for the girls’ gymnastics team this year despite a disappointing record of 4-6. Barbara Skrivaneck’s first year as coach was plagued with missing music, missing judges, missing gymnasts, ripped palms, bad knees and cracked bars. Sleek new uniforms, stops for pizza on the way home from meets, and the “waving-sock” fans all added to the spirit of the 1979-80 gym- nastics season. Wrestling The wrestling team’s ac- complishments this season were first class in every way. The tigers ended the season with a 14-1 record, and won the respected title of Section 1, Class A-2, Conference A- Division 1 Champs. 101 The boys’ swim team started their season on a high note with four strong wins. As the season progressed, however, the competition became tougher, and the Tigers lost most of their remain- ing meets. Although the swimmers had trouble ex- celling as a team, a num- ber of individuals demonstrated fine perfor- mances in the post season competition. 102 Winter Scorecard 1980 Boys’ Varsity Basketball White Plains 48 Mamaroneck 62 White Plains 85 Stepinac 83 White Plains 46 Scarsdale 76 White Plains 63 Yorktown 65 White Plains 62 St. Raymond’s 64 White Plains 60 Nyack 44 White Plains 76 Lincoln 52 White Plains 59 Yonkers 66 White Plains 85 Mt. Vernon 107 White Plains 78 Roosevelt 66 White Plains 54 Scarsdale 76 White Plains 98 Mahopac 61 White Plains 77 Stepinac 78 White Plains 70 New Rochelle 78 White Plains 67 Lincoln 40 White Plains 77 i Yonkers 67 White Plains 73 Sacred Heart 64 White Plains 69 Mt. Vernon r 98 White Plains 73 New Rochelle 63 White Plains 66 Roosevelt 70 White Plains 92 John Jay 54 White Plains 73 Newburgh 89 Girls’ Varsity Basketball White Plains 38 Yorktown 64 White Plains 64 Yonkers 55 White Plains 37 Mamaroneck 46 White Plains 58 Lincoln 39 White Plains 37 Mt. Vernon 75 W’hite Plains 75 Roosevelt 40 White Plains 41 Scarsdale 52 White Plains 61 Mahopac 37 White Plains 68 New Rochelle 42 White Plains 53 Lincoln 32 White Plains 60 Yonkers 40 White Plains 76 Gorton 77 White Plains 51 Mt. Vernon 52 White Plains 56 New Rochelle 29 White Plains 58 Mt. Vernon 74 Girls’ Varsity Gymnastics White Plains 106.4 Walter Panas 119.6 White Plains 91.7 Portchester 115.5 White Plains 107.7 Lakeland 122.6 White Plains 109.3 Clarkstown 100.4 White Plains 114.05 New Rochelle 78.30 White Plains 113.55 Mt. Vernon 104.0 White Plains 97.1 Fox Lane 108.55 White Plains 116.9 Mamaroneck 116.9 White Plains 110.4 Scarsdale 115.0 Varsity Ice Hockey White Plains 3 Ossining 3 White Plains 3 Eastchester 5 White Plains 6 Woodlands 1 White Plains 2 Rye 4 White Plains 0 Mamaroneck 4 White Plains 4 New Rochelle 8 W’hite Plains 5 Sleepy Hollow 2 White Plains 3 Ossining 1 White Plains 5 Eastchester 1 W'hite Plains 6 Woodlands 4 White Plains 4 Rye 7 White Plains 2 Mamroneck 3 White Plains 4 New Rochelle 4 White Plains 10 Sleepy Hollow 2 White Plains 10 Eastchester 1 White Plains 3 Varsity Rye Wrestling 4 W’hite Plains 18 Arlington 34 White Plains 71 Lincoln 0 White Plains 52 Yorktown 8 White Plains 46 Mt. Vernon 6 White Plains 39 Ossining 16 W’hite Plains 55 New Rochelle 3 White Plains 32 Fox Lane 18 White Plains 71 Mamroneck 0 W’hite Plains 48 Somers 15 W’hite Plains 49 John Jay 9 W’hite Plains 23 R.C. Ketcham 21 White Plains 45 Horace Greeley 6 White Plains 32 Rye 27 W’hite Plains 46 Portchester 8 W’hite Plains 28 Lakeland 27 Section 1 Champs Girls’ Indoor Track Holiday Festival 1st out of 26 C O Relays 2nd out of 26 Conference A Meet 2nd out of 14 Dutchess C O 1st out of 20 Westchester C O 2nd out of 26 Section 1 Class A 3rd out of 20 Section 1 Open 3rd out of 49 Boys’ Indoor Track Holiday Festival 2nd out of 26 C O Relays 2nd out of 26 Conference A Meet 1st out of 14 Westchester C O 6th out of 26 Section 1 Class A 3rd out of 16 103 Music Concerts 104 This winter the music depart- ment provided us with a variety of performances. On December 13, the orchestra, jazz band, A Cap- pella Choir and percussion ensem- ble performed in the winter music concert. In the electronic music concert, arranged and conducted by Israel Kopmar, the audience heard a new and rare type of music and learned some in- teresting facts about a different type of instrument, the syn- thesizer. In the 2nd annual cham- ber music concert, many musi- cians demonstrated their in- dividual talents in small ensem- bles, piano duos and choral groups. The Cultural Horizons Choir, directed by Sharon Greene, gave an exciting and energetic performance at a school assembly in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King. Each concert was extremely well performed and highly enter- taining for those who attended. 105 110 Ill I Lacrosse Baseball 118 Girls Soccer 119 The Music Man Tom McGovern Jackie Shwab Richard Goldberg Barbara I evy Jeffrey Link . . Julie Flannery . Jordan Nadel Carlos Caicedo . .......Harold Hill Marian Paroo Marcellus Washburn ........Mrs. Paroo ... Mayor Shinn . . . Eulalie Shinn . . Winthrop Paroo . . . Charlie Cowell ... And a cast (and crew) of thousands .... Directed by William Defeo, Sharon Greene, and Alfred Renino ir Colorguard Marching Band 124 1 Tigerettes General Organization liene Sussman, Corresponding Secretary 126 Legislature Freshman Class Keith Masback, President Cynthia Jenkins, Vice President Pam Weinraub, Secretary Tommy Sandler, T reasurer Gilbert Kulers, President Jane Veron, Vice President Suzanne Hoch, Secretary Jim Donahoe, T reasurer Sophomore Class A 127 Junior Class Diane Dolinsky and Julie Flannery, Editore-in-Chief Ellen Delehanty Publicity Editors Rathe Schapiro Stephanie Pinz, Cultural Editor Barbara Levy, Publication Editor j Scott Welliver, Business Manager South House Susan Kolb. President Tim Donahoe, Vice President Jennie Miller, Secretary' Jordan Leichter, Treasurer The Orange Marc Stem, Managing Editor Billy Hoch, Business Manager Jennifer Maude, Editor-in-Chief Emil Binotto, Advisor Adam Gottlieb, News Editor 132 David Landau. Associate Editor Rathe Schapiro, Associate Editor Paul D. Poux, Associate Editor Leslie Nadel, Exchange Editor Nicole Simmons, Secretary Sharon Parish, Feature Editor John Beilenson, Sports Editor Peter Baum. Photography Editor 133 Mark Loterstein, WPHS Feature Editor Richard Blauatein, WPHS Statiorr Manager Jenny Rie, WPHS Chief Engineer Mark Levine, WPHS News Editor - Debra Chapnick, Treasurer Jeaaica Feder, WPHS Music Editor Don Starr. Office Manager Kevin Ghaffari, Entertainment Editor Wuintin Lew. Column Editor Jennifer Schwarts, Alumni Editor 134 Oracle Staff 135 Choir Ensemble String Ensemble A Cappella Choir German Club Italian Club 139 Dance Club i ‘V .A -'JV je = S L r� irff 7 rrr v k aV « ■ w. J I x V y . fe S� in m yn 1N r II L •sr-: i' s i Senior Class David Weinraub, Treasurer Sharon Parish, Secretary 146 Stuart Geller, President j Paul Quinlan, Vice President The most important purpose of the class governments is to raise money for the senior prom. From the first somewhat hesitant get-togethers as sophomores, to the final determined meetings as seniors, our class government has worked valiantly to raise the prom money. Under the leadership of John Beilenson in our sophomore year, and Stuart Geller in our junior and senior years, our class government has sponsored an endless number of events, including: countless bake sales (“Doughnut anyone?”) two square dances (“swing your partner!) Movie Nights (this year, Tommy, last year, The Spy Who Loved Me.) the Candy Drive (“Anybody want a candy bar?”) Senior Night (featuring the school band “Earfood”) And the great money-maker, the School Store (Gimme a Kit Kat, 2 Mountain Dew, 2 peanut M M’s . . . ) As we leave White Plains High School, we reflect on the achievements of our class, and we can be proud of the government which did do much for us. They have helped to make us a true first class class! What Is A Senior? sen-ior (sen yer), n. 1. Any individual in his her last year of high school. 2. Can be seen taking S.A.T.’s and writing college applications in the fall. 3. In the spring, can most often be found at the beach during the day and in bars or at parties during the night. 4. Is inclined to engage in any activity which does not include going to class. Being free and ready to challenge the world.” — Karen Mine� “It’s the longest field goal I’ve ever kicked. — John Messemer ‘The end of this and the beginning of that.” — Greg Petrus The new decade was ushered in by a variety of tumultuous events. The holding of 50 American hostages in the U.S. Embassy in Iran led to a deluge of anti-Ayatollah paraphenalia. The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan sparked the debate over reinstating registration for the draft; the price of gold soared, as did the skiers at the Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, although an American boycott in the Summer Olympics in Moscow seemed possible. Fiction 150 became disturbingly close to reality as the nuclear accident depicted in the movie The China Syndrome was almost realized at Three Mile Island. Top rock stars gathered for 5 nights in Madison Square Garden to protest nuclear energy in a series of “No Nukes Concerts.” We found a new definition of a 10 as girls began to im- itate the braided hairstyle made famous by Bo Derek. The long- awaited movie Apocalypse Now joined Breaking Away and Kramer vs. Kramer in the ranks of the most popular movies. Soap operas such as General Hospital continued to make daytime television an obsession, while Mr. Bill’s high-pitched “Oh Nooo!” squeaked its way from Satur- day Night Live into our daily conver- sation. New Wave Rock entered into the music picture, but it was the perennial rock group The Who whose concert in Cinncinatti resulted in the deaths of 11 young people. Closer to home, the song most heard from our boxes” was Rapper’s Delight. Designer jeans made the move from skin-tight to baggy and were often worn with bright-colored sweatere, cowboy boots and le sport sacs. “Preppie” clothes such as oxford shirts and fair-isle sweaters graced the halls in increasing numbers. Daytime flat shoes were traded for roller skates at night as a number of roller rinks opened in Westchester. The traumas and trends that charac- terized the past year may have faded, but somehow the images they have impressed in our minds and hearts will always remain. Jonathan Abraham ► Abes SO” Sandra Adams A Maria Alfonso ► “I won’t say goodbye, For as long as I’m alive There’s always a chance I will see you again.” ◄ Howard Alder I’m opposed to millionaires, but it would be dangerous to offer me the position. —Mark Twain ▼ Donna Allen “If you compare your- self with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be a greater and lesser person than yourself. Douglas Alan A A Robert Allen If I could stand Beside myself Could I see me or maybe Someone else. — Styx Beth Ambrose Our doubts are traitors and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt. — William Shake- speare Laurie Allen Franklin Alvarez A “It’s not over, it’s only just beginning. The best is yet to come.’’ Monica Andralliski ► We don’t create or dis- cover, we simply recreate or modernize. — Willie J. Trot man Deborah Altman “To those who unders- tand, No explanation is necessary. To those who do not understand, No explanation will suffice.” Janet Anastasi ► Michael Antonelle ► “So say it loud and let it ring That we’re all part of everything The present, future and past Let’s fly on . .. we’re free at last. Frank Andrassi 152 Sarah Aponte 'The name of a friend is common, But faith in friendship is rare. ▼ Robert Asbell ‘That man is a success who gains the respect of intelligent men; who looks for the best in others and gives the best he has. Thomas Arasim ▼ Carl Ashley ▼ Carol A utera Probably he who never made a mistake never made a ▼ Aaron Austin discovery. ▲ Lydia Arias Susan A utera ► Love when you can Cry when you have to; Be who you must . . . It's a part of the plan. — Dan Fogelberg Beth Auerbach ► To love and to be loved are the most beautiful treasures one can possess. ◄ Roger Baehr Robert Avery Been in love once or twice, but I’ve never found the love that’s right until you came along. David Avilez ► ‘To please somebody is to please yourself. ■4 David Baer Let there be no scales to weigh your unknown treasure; For self is a sea boundless and measureless. Gregg Baker ► And miles to go before I sleep. — Robert Frost 153 Nicola Barberio ► John Beilenson A three year member of the varsity soccer team. John quotes a Hindu proverb. Though the snake be small, hit him with a big stick. Wendy Benerofe ▲ Take me to the station, And put me on a train. I’ve got no expecta- tions, To pass through here again. — Stones Pamela Bergins ► “Accept me as I am so that I can learn what I can become.” Mark Beland Susan Beldock ► “To live for some future goal is shallow. It’s the sides of moun- tains which sustain life, not the top. Here’s where things grow.” Elizabeth Bentil I asked of life: What have you to offer me? And the answer came: “What have you to give? ◄ Donald Berman The real cycle you’re working on is a cycle called ‘yourself’. — Pirsig 154 l awrence Berman ► - William Bock ► Rejoice forward out this feeling, the White Eagle soars; He goes round and round and round. Till the East winds of change. — Yes Valerie Bickler You’ll just have to live and see what you find and take it from there and follow the signs. — Steve Forbert Florence Begelow ► It won’t be long til we leave here.” ◄ Joseph Bisesto Insanity in individuals is something rare — but in groups, parties, nations, and epochs it is the rule. — F. Nietzsche Joanne Bivas ► Richard Blaustein Peter Blum ► I may never be a leader of men, but I will always be a follower of women.’’ ◄ Louis Bonavito Doctor’s work on only two models; Auto mechanics work on more than 1200.” Allen Bond ► Victor Boykin “If you do not unders- tand my silence, you will not understand my words.” Amy Braunstein ► To see a world in a grain of sand. And heaven in a wild flower, Hold infinity in the palm of your hand, and eternity in an hour. — Shakespeare ◄ Elizabeth Blaney ◄ Paul Blumenfeld I'm just a sample guy, I love from day to day. A ray of sunshine melts my frown. And blows my blues away. — Led Zeppelin 155 Cheryl Bridgham “I know when I have reached my destina- tion. It’s when the pavement turns to sand. Bruce Buchanan Robert Brooks A Christopher Browned If you think that love isn’t found on the radio — then tune right in. You might find the love you lost ... on the radio. — Donna Summer ▼ Pamela Burwell Pam, a captain of basketball cheerleaders and member of the football cheerleaders says, “Nothing beats a failure except a good try.” ◄ Douglas Bunting Doug played lacrosse for W.P.H.S. for four years. Frances Borgio ► Catherine Cafagno But they never told you the price that you pay for things you might have done . . . don’t you know that only fools are satisfied? Domenica Calabro ► 156 ▲ Dawn Camper ‘‘We must definitely and consistently believe that the uni- verse is for us and not against us. 4 Claudio Cantu “Que vivan las mujeres los hispanos y la cer- veza!” Zachary Capers Arthur Capobianco ► Nancy Carlino ► Lessons learned are like bridges burned you only need to cross them but once. — Dan Fogelberg Judith Cardon . . . it’s what we’ve done that makes us what we are . . . — Jim Croce 157 Lori Cavalier To give someone a memory keeps someone close when you’re apart.” Ferdinando ▼ Chiaravalle The Jesters, NY Telephone, The Kink, Mr. Dr. Prof., Walt, Gabe, Rich, Gail, Denese, Kathy, Juan, Ned. I’ll always love you Bonnie. ▼ Lori Chiarito Long term friendships are too few and precious to lose.” J.A.S. Linda Ciotola Farewell to you, And to the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream.” ▲ Salvatore Chillemi ▲ Stella Choukachian “The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed.” ▼ Mary Clark A cheerleader, Mary says, ‘To understand is to forgive and to forgive is to love.” . . . ILYLT . . . the best is yet to 001116 • Lucy Ciotola ► Patricia Clark I an not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today.” Raymond Claroni ► 158 ▲ Karen Colantuno “Yesterday is a dream, Tomorrow is only a vi- sion; today, well-lived, makes yesterday a dream of happiness, and tomorrow a vision of hope.” Jennifer Colligan ► ▲ Enrico Cordice John Craft ► ◄ Arnold Clinton Karen Clinton ► ‘The only way to have a friend Is to be one yourself; The only way to keep a friend Is to give from that wealth.” A.I.L.U. ▼ Maria Colotti ◄ John Cocciardi Sharon Colantuno ► ‘True friends are like diamonds, precious but rare; False ones like autumn leaves, found everywhere.” ▲ Dorothy Count “If by chance you never get lost, there’s a chance you’ll never find your way. ◄ Wanda Crawford ‘There is no life until you have loved. And then there is no death.” 159 Jonathan Crell Mellow is the man who knows what he’s been missing, Many, many men have seen the open road. — Led Zeppelin Sheryl Crudup ► May every happiness be yours as each new day appears, And may you always measure time in joy in- stead of years. — Am and Bardley Michael Danoy Peter Daquino ► Maybe then I’d fade away and not have to face the facts, — it’s not easy facing up when your whole world is black ... — R. Stones — “F.T.W.” Kathy Curtis ▲ “Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday.” William Davis Michael DeCarlo ▼ Steven DeLanoy Ellen Delahanty ▼ Spen “80” Mark Dawson ▲ Lisa Deifico ▼ “Laughter is great when you can share it with someone you love Lauren Deane ▲ Basketball 14 . . . Katie, my better 12. . . Hey Sue, remember when . .. Carol DeGraffenreidt ► Miss Carol, co-captain of the girls’ basketball team says, “It doesn’t matter if you win or lose, until you lose. Richard De Ruvo A Christia Diogo ► Nicholas DeMarte Darryl DeMerritt ► Darryl, who loves basketball, working with people, and work- ing with his hands, is quick with a smile. He would like to continue his education. Andrea Diaz ► Don’t walk in front of me, Don't walk behind me. Just walk beside me and be my friend. David Dipietro ▼ To understand life is to know that it is not necessary to unders- tand. Joan Dennis Joan, who plans to become a dental hygenist, says. Oppor- tunity comes but once. Make the most of it while you can. ▼ Dean Di marco Sean Doherty Reality is for people who can’t face Science Fiction. Michelle Donnelly ▼ “To catch the good that’s within our reach; that’s the great art of life.’ — Samuel Johnson Anna DiPlato A Keep smiling — it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to. Diane Dolinsky ► The violets in the mountains can break the rocks if we believe in them and allow them to grow. Teresa Dodson A Shorty T says, “Be what you want to be, not what others want you to be.’’ Timothy Dona hoe ► Colleen Douglass All that is gold does not glitter; not all those that wander are lost. — J.R.R. Tolkien 161 Christopher Doyle ► Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the children of God. — Matthew 5: 3-11 Laurie Edelman ► Music and love are the wings of the soul. — Berlioz Vincent Edwards ► Angie Edwards Captain of the tigerettes and member of the girls’ basketball and softball teams, Angie believes that life is what you make it. Diane Edwards ► I don’t want to achieve immortality through my work; I want to achieve it through not dying. — Woody Allen Kim Egloff “If you do not unders- tand my silence, You will not unders- tand my words.’’ Anita Elem ► “Love is like a pot of gold. Hard to get and hard to hold; But once you get it hold it tight, Then you’ll know what love is like.” Judith Elz What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters com- pared to what lies within us. — Ralph Waldo Emerson Nancy Elz ► Friendship is just a lit- tle word, it’s people that make it big.’’ Deirdre Earl ‘There is no harm in wanting to accomplish; the harm is in having to accomplish.” Desire Emery 162 .Joseph Encarnacao ► Annika Faith ► We are such stuff As dreams are made on, and our little life Is rounded with a sleep. —Shakespeare ▼ Randall Feinman Robert Ferris ► ▼ Julia Flannery Daniel Fischer Donna Fish ► “Wild dreams grow wise when sweet childhood flies. Time waved her hand and the breeze blew the sand from my eyes.” Jane Fleming ► “Let the children's laughter remind us how we used to be. Norman Flynn “An education not used, is like a flame gone in smoke, like a song gone in wind. 163 Calista Forrester A If you can imagine it, you can achieve it, If you can dream it, you can become it. — William Arthur Ward Mary Frank Mary, a member of the varsity volleyball and basketball teams says, Ain’t nothing to it, but to do it. ◄ Theresa Gaito I shall pass through this world but once. Any good, therefore, that I can do, let me do it now. Charles Galli more ► My high school days will soon become yesterdays. My tomorrows will be college in the World of Art. ◄ Rosalind Garrison Life is a sea of hope Life is a world of despair. If I can be of any use in this life By God's grace, you will find me there.” ◄ Grady F. Fuller III It was short but good . . . Hulk . . . NNO. 11 . . . Get loose! Norma Bingo . . . Hacklev, 371 club ... Hi Ma! Maria Gabriele ► Tomas Fortson White Plains High has been bery, bery good to me. Sandra Franco ► Larry Franklin Melissa Fricke ► The good times are the beet times, The bad times fade away; The good times are forever, But now baby, the last time is today. — J. Giels 164 ◄ Christopher Geisler ‘To reach the port of heaven we must sail with the wind and sometimes against it — hut we must sail, not drift or lie at anchor.” Craig Ginsberg ▼ Ipsa scientia potestas est. — Bacon Derrick Glanville After all of these years of attending school I have realized that. ‘‘No man is an island; no man stands alone.” Elena Goldman So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out; There’s so much left to know. And I’m on the road to find out. — Cat Stevens Stuart Geller ‘To achieve the possi- ble, we must attempt the impossible. To be as much as we can be, we must dream of being more.” Kevin Ghaffari ► A good picture has to have defects. It has to have mistakes in it, like life, like people. — E. Felline ◄ taura Ginter Melissa Ginter ► ‘The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart.' ▲ Richard Goldman I’m not here on business. I'm only here for fun. — Bruce Springsteen Sherron Gordon ► ‘‘On the day you think you’ll never win, Don’t give up, just try again; Because, my friend, you will find someday. That giving up is not the way.” 165 ◄ Deborah Goulart Adam Gottlieb ► Nothing, nothing, at firet, and suddenly one gets the hang of it. — S. M. Ulam ‘Tin sailing away, set an open course for the virgin sea. For I’ve got to be free; free to face the life that’s ahead of me.” Arlinda Graves ▼ Without the Way there is no going; Without the Truth there is no knowing; Without the Life there is no living. — Thomas A. Kempis Janet Greene ▼ ‘The sane look eyes wide. In puzzlement and confusion you won- der why I act the way I do, and I wonder why you think I’m acting.” Michael Gottachalk a If any man seeks for greatness, let him forget greatness and ask for truth, and he will find both.” Nancy Grant ► Michael Grant A “No one can accom- plish great things unless he aims at great things; and pursues that aim with deter- mined courage and per- serverance.” Bobby Guff anti ▼ “Life is a joke; take it any way it comes.” Charles Grier A ◄Myrtelina Gutierrez “Don’t put off a good deed for tomorrow . but put off a bad deed forever.” Maria Gutierrez ► Chris Guckian Kevin Kaggins ► i ◄ Loretta Hairston Loretta, a member of the varsity indoor, out- door and cross country track teams says, Life is beautiful, life is sweet, life is what you make of it.” John Hall ► If I leave here tomorrow, Would you still remem- ber me? For I must be traveling on now, ’Cause there’s too many places I’ve got to 166 Sandra Hall A “No man understand� a deep book until he has seen and lived at least part of its con- ten ts.” Michael Handler ► I’d rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saint� , the sin- ners have much more fun. — B.J. Winsome Ha Isa 11 “Life is what you make it. So make the best of it Because it’s up to you. Annette Hannig ▼ “If you love something, set it free. If iL.comes back to you, it’s yours. If it doesn't, it never was.” Erica Hamilton A “God loves every one of us As if there were one of us . . . One’s shadow is caused by One's own sunshine.” Anne Haroutounian ▼ “There is only one success; to be able to spend your life in your own way.” Robert Hammon A How shall I fill the final places How shall I complete the wall? — Pink Floyd James Harrington ▼ Good times, bad times you know I’ve had my share. — Led Zeppelin f Joy Harmon ► Loma Heath ▼ “Silver and gold will vanish away, but a good education will never decay.” Sylvia Hedaya ► “I’m on a lonely road, traveling, looking, for the key to set me free.” Philip Harris A •'Hollywood” had played right guard for the varsity football team for two years and says, “If you keep the people around happy for then you can keep a bright future.” Lynne Hasluck A When you look through the years and see what you might have been, What you could have been, if you’d only had more time. — Super- tramp John Hedin ► If it weren’t for the last minute, a lot of things wouldn’t get done. — Michael S. Traylor ◄ Kim Helm intoller If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it is yours. If it doesn’t, it never was. 167 ◄ Feter Herrero ▼ Allen High ◄ Jacqueline Hilliard “There’s nothing to it but to do it, but to do it and get it done. A Timothy Hill ◄ William Hoch . . . forget about the losses . . . exaggerate the wins. — Jackson Browne Glen Hochman ► “The world is full of willing people; some willing to work, the rest willing to let them. Marie Houston ► Marie says, “You should always tiy to achieve the highest goal in life, for your reward will be waiting for you in the end.” ◄ Giraud Hope 168 Roderick Howell ▼ Suzanne Iafratto Andrew Hughes ► Experience is a hard teacher because it gives you the test first, and the lesson second.” ▼ Carol Ingher “Thunder clouds have their lightning, Nightingales have their song. Can’t you see I want my life to be something more than long?” A Jose Hurtado ▼ Anthony lodice What you own is your own kingdom. What you do is your own glory, What you love is your own power, W’hat you live is your own story. — Rush ▼ Susan Jacobs We’re free to go where we wish and to be what we are. — Jonathan Livingston Seagull A Amy Hutner I must get out of these wet clothes and into a dry martini. — A.W. Kristina Jagger ► Richard Innamorato ◄ Gardean James “Life is never so bad at its worst, that it is im- possible to live; it is never 90 good at its best, that it is easy to live.” Donna Jamison ► “Every individual has a place to fill in the world and is important in some respect, whether he chooses to be so or not.” Renee Jenkins Tingle in our heart beat Rapture on the cloud When softer words are spoken Actions speak out loud. — Maurice White Alfreda Jennings ► “Life is but a passing moment, so make every moment count, for we are granted so precious few.” 169 Darcy Johnson ► I believe in fate. Fate will lead me to all my just rewards. A.J.S. I’ll always love you. Asuncion Jurado ▲ Christopher Kelly ► Marilyn Johnson “We’ve only jsut begun to live, to pursue the happiest of the world.” Phyllis Johnson ► “Tell me, I may forget. Show me, I may remember. But involve me, and I’ll understand.” Kristofer Jonassen Dennis Jones Blanche Jones ► “Strive to achieve, and accept nothing given to you until you have ear- ned it.” Michael Jones Ruth Jones ► Mary Beth Jordan ► I am a mugwump. I sit on a fence with my mug on one side and my wump on the other.” Douglas Kaufman Moving on is a chance that you take every time you try to stay together. Say a word out of line and you Find that the friends you had are gone ... — Billy Joel Daniel Koffsky A varsity swimmer, Danny says, “Take life as it happens, but try to make it happen the way you want to take it.” 170 Janice Kogel ► “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it never was.” Sheila Landry ► We've been through some things together with trunks of memories still to come, Long May You Run . . . - S. Stills Antoinette ◄ Kombrust Adrienne Kroll ► David Kutka Born to drag . . . Chevy . . . Small block . . . Old Chevys never die, they just go faster. 67 Camaro 327 James Laboy ► 4 John Lasher Michael Lavacca ► Many is a word that only leaves you guess- ing 'bout a thing you really ought to know. — Led Zeppelin DAHTX . . . SP ◄ Susan Kolb “Only those who risk going too far can possibly find how far they can go. And remember: Never neglect a chance to smile? Nanci Koones ► ’Cause we’re the party people night and day. Livin' crazy that’s the only way. — Off the Wall v i i Geoffrey ◄ Kupferschmid “Those who say it can’t be done are usually in- terrupted by others do- ing it.” David Landau There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics. — Ben- jamin Disraeli 171 ◄ Lorn a Lawrence “Boast not thyself of tomorrow; for thou knowest not what a day may bring forth; Let another man precise thee and not thine own mouth . . . ▼ Robin LeFever Work is love made visible.” Janet Lee ▲ Susan Leslie ► Love when you can, Cry when you have to Be who you must, That’s a part of the plan. — Dan Fogelberg Jill Lessing ► “All we need is an ear to listen, and eye to behold, and a heart to feel.” Winona Laws ► Winona, who plans to continue her education says, “Keep on striving for higher things but let God be your highest.” ▼ Jordan Leichter With nothing to believe in the compass always points to Terrapin. — Garcia Hunter 7n ▲ I-orraine Leonard “The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay, love isn’t love till you give it away.” Elaine Levinson ▼ It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essen- tial is invisible to the eye. — Saint Exupery Marci Levin “The secret of life is en- joying the passage of time! Deborah Levine ► Farewell to the Under Toad! Barbara Levy “Though we travel the world over to Find the beautiful, we must carry it within our- selves or we will Find it not. David Levy ► “Winning isn’t everything, but it sure beats whatever's in second place ... A.G. 5 10 79 Mark Levine ▲ “A fool will lose tomorrow reaching back for yesterday.” Quintin Lew ► W’hen one wishes to play the wit, he sometimes wanders a little from the truth. — Antoine de Saint Ex- upery 172 Jeffrey Link ► “Confusion to the enemy.” Susan Lippert ▼ “One can complain becasue rosebushes have thorns or rejoice because thornbushes have roses.” _ Linda Linton A “Roses are red. Violets are blue; If I don’t graduate in June. Then I’ll be back soon.” Double “L” Robin Little “Time is all you have. Time is all you need; Use it wisely. And you shall succeed.” Louis Lopilato Maria Lorenzut ► Dean Lowden I’m in the middle of nowhere Near the end of the line, But there’s a border to somewhere waiting And there’s a tankful of time. Mary Lynch ► 173 Joan Magnotta ► ▼ Tracy Manganello Honesty is hardly ever heard and mostly what I need from you. — Billy Joel Deborah Mahabeer “It was fun attending White Plains High. I am glad to get out of here. ▼ Kathryn Marano There is just one moon and one golden sun, and a smile means friendship to everyone ... — It’s a Small World Lisa Manganiello ► “Bom to be alive . . . Come with me to Mul- berry Street, PLEASE. The Grateful Dead are there and so is Gor- don!” Kathleen Markey Take your time, think a lot, Why think of everything you’ve got. For you will still be here tomorrow. But your dreams may ▼ Vincent Marchetti Patricia Marra A Jeanine Marino ▼ Mark Matalavage Changes fill my times, baby that’s alright with me, in the midst I think of you and how it used to be ... Magic . . . DAHTS James Marshall ► They say the hope for the future is in today’s youth. I would like to be a part of that hope, while I still have mine.” ◄ Peter Martino Sandra Leigh ▼ Mauriello “I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today.” ◄ Elizabeth Mattia Time is no enemy; things mature in its wake. A future will be; the present is; But the past — it was, not gone . . . only dim- med. — E.Z. Jennifer Maude ► “The greater the truth, the greater the libel.” 174 Alejandro Mazon The youth of friendship is greater than its old age.” Maureen McAteer ► Thomas McGovern ► ‘‘When life itaelf seems lunatic who knows where madness lies? Perhaps to be too prac- tical, to see eye as it is, not as it should be.” ▼Bonnie McLaughlin “Why do we wait until a person’s gone before we tell his worth? Why do we wait, why not tell him now he’s the finest man on earth.” ▲ Barbara McNichol ‘‘C’est vrai je suis uni- que: Vive la differ- ence! •James Messier ► J i L t Norma Medina ▼ Bruce Meyer And it really doesn’t matter if I’m wrong. I’m right where I belong. — The Beatles ▲ Lori McMillan “Learning to do what you know best, later you may become a success.” Michael McCann ▲ Allison McGuire The house of you is full of rooms waiting to be visited. — Tamsin A John Messemer ◄ Susan Miano “I have to be me, and you have to be you; that’s the only way we can be us.” J.M. 9 79 175 Sterling L. Mial Jennifer Miller ► ‘‘Speak French when you can’t think of the English for a thing. Walk with your toes out, and remember who you are!” John Mitchell The trouble with you is the trouble with me; You’ve got two good eyes, but they still don’t see. —- R. Hunter Robin L. Moger ▼ I really have enjoyed my stay but I must be moving on. — S.T. Melanie J. Miller A Karen Minck “C’est la vie!” Jacqueline Moline ▼ The more I think of it. the less I think of it. — William Safire Karen A. Mines A All you can be is your- self and that's the best friend you can have. — Quincy Jones Abbas Momeni ▼ Greta Mitchell A ‘‘Life is full of disap- pointments, but don’t let them get you down. If you come face to face with them, just walk around.’’ Michael Mitten ► Reza Momeni Make the most of what you get today, for once departed it may return no more. 176 Justo Moronto ▲ Nezefrenita Myers ► Life is only a song worth singing ... — Teddy Pendergras i Michael Nevins ► An honest brew makes its own friends. — John Molson 1786 Joyce Moody Deirdre Moore ► ◄ Tanya Moore Patrick J. Murphy ▼ Many dreams come true Some with silver linings I live for my dream And a pocketful of gold. — Led Zeepelin . . . M.L.Y. ◄ Robert M. Nelson Bob, a member of the varsity football and track teams, plans to attend college. John Napolitano A Carol Neudorfer ► What you own is your own kingdom What you do is your own glory What you love is your own power What you live is your own story. — Rush ◄ Wanda Jade Ng 177 Joan Nicholson ► Thomas Nicol Gabriel Noceda Gabe says, “Try your best and you will be the best. Donna O’Leary ► A member of the cross country, indoor and outdoor track teams, Donna says, “Look for today for yesterday is but a memory.” Mario Orlando ► The leaves are falling all around, it’s time I was on my way, but still I’m much obliged for such a pleasant stay. — Zeppelin DAHTS . . . Oats 78 Louise Novak ► Look up and not down. Look forward and not back. Look out and not in. Lend a hand. — Edward Everett Hale 178 Sharon Parish “I like to work. It fascinates me. I can sit and watch it for hours.” Martin Parkin ► Completing high school is adding another chapter to an unfinished novel en- titled Life.” Cairenn O’Donnell Someday we’ll find the rainbow connec- tion ... — Hermit the Frog Carolyn Orce “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it is yours. If it doesn’t, it never ft Joan O’Reilly ► Does it feel that your life is a catastrophe? Oh, it has to be for you to grow. — Supertramp Pattie Palmer Carol Pascale ► If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it never Edith Pena ► ▼ Kimberle Penn Dominic Payson “It is better to debate a question and not settle it, Then to settle a question without debating it.” ▼ Hugo Pereira Jeanmarie Phillips ► “Live every minute of your life to the fullest for you only live your life once.” ▼ Rosa maria Picorel Bobby, ‘The whole life of the individual is nothing but the process of giving birth to him- self.” . . . Forever yours, Rosie ▲ Samson Pennatto Run, rabbit run Dig that hole, forget the sun, When at last the work is done Don’t sit down, it’s time to dig another one. ” Gregory M. Petrus ► ◄ Sandra R. Phillips Susan Phillips ► Be yourself. Who else is better qualified?” Diana M. Pinto ► Love and friendship are the essentials of life; without one the other cannot exist.” ◄ Michael Pinto 179 Stephanie Pinz ► “The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man's foot long enough to put the other somewhat higher. I Laurence Pod will The highway’s jammed with broken heroes on a last chance power drive, Everybody’s out on the run tonight But there’s no place left to hide. —Bruce Springsteen ■ ◄ David Plotkin Kristine Pockl ► Henrietta Pollack I stand up for my pride I don’t wanna be just like anyone; In this world I cannot hide I must finish what I have begun. — Foreigner Dina K. Pomeranz ► Words are the source of misunderstanding. — Antoine Saint Exupery ▼ Donna Priest “Since the beginning of time Man has been finding things; Man has found knowledge and wisdom And Man is still trying to find himself.’’ v V - ◄ David Portsmouth “You live only once so give it all the gusto you got. Michael Potter ► I would like to say “Hi” to the most important things I have; my friends my family, and C.D.. . . “You’ve got a friend. - J.T. Wanda Priest ► “God’s gift to you is yourself, and what you make of yourself is your gift to God. William Prout Annette Pusey ► “Life has no guarantees so do the best you can because you only live once.” Marjorie Ptak “People come and peo- ple go It happens every day Though goodbye is just a simple word I find it hard to say. ▲ Paul D. Poux Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. — Robert Frost Patricia Prouse 180 ▼ Sharon Reed Sugar Mamma says, It is with true love, as it is with ghosts; everyone talks of it, but few have seen it. Jill Quante “Life is to be fortified by many friendships. To love and to be loved is the greatest hap- piness in esistence. ... I love you, Andy. ▼ Nina Ranallo “He who waits the longest, gets the best. 4 Lisa R. Ranson Hold fast to dreams. For if dreams die. Life is a broken-winged bird TTiat cannot fly. — Langston Hughes Jane Reidy ◄ Alina Reluzco Paul C. Quinlan Never do today what you can do as well tomorrow; something may occur to make you regret your premature action. — Aaron Burr Christopher Quintard ► “O to sleep, per chance to dream. To live again those joyous scenes, the laughter and the follies That are locked inside my head.” ◄ Leslie Randall I look around for the friends 1 used to turn to to pull me through, looking into their eyes I see them running too. — Jackson Browne Kathleen Rank ► I know we’ve come a long way, We’re chang- ing day to day. — Cat Stevens Jennifer Rie ► “If my life goes quickly. I’ll know I had a good time. Clara Ripari I care about your hap- piness Just as you care about mine. I could not be at peace if you were not. — Kahlil Gibran ▼ Arthur Robinson Art, a member of the football squad, says, Do the things today, which make tomorrow worth looking forward to.” . . . K.I.L.U. Diana Rimedio ▲ ▼ Darnell Robinson Susan L. Robinov ► A long life may not be good enough, but a good life is long enough. ▲ Jean Robeson Take the long way home ...” ▼ Paula Rooke Tigerette captain, and a member of the girls’ basketball and softball teams, Paula believes that, Success means to succeed, to strive means to achieve. A James Robinson Karen Rose If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it never James L. Roth ► 182 ▲ Karen Rumo '‘Eyes, captain of the cheerleading squad, believes, No love, no friendship can ever cross the path of our destiny, without leav- ing some mark on us forever. . . . L.Y.S. Louis A Rutigliano ’ ▲ Deborah Salmon Don’t look for the faults as you go through life But if by chance you find them. it is wise and kind to be somewhat blind And look for the virtues behind them. ▲ Soile M. Saoranta “Life is a tragedy for those who feel, and a comedy for those who think. Mario Sanchioli ► ▲ Theresa Russo ▼ Luz Salazar ▲ Tracey Rutel “Dream on forever adventure awaits, a glimpse of a sunrise to love more today, less than tomonrow. ▼ Michael Salerno “Someday we’ll find it, the rainbow connection — the lovers, the dreamers and me. 183 Paul Samo ► Paul, who plans to study business ad- ministration, says, “An era has ended; there will never be another ‘Spanky’.” ▲ Kathe Schapiro Douglas Schneller ► “Value those who love and laugh at life. They’re your only link to sanity. Love is what you are.” . QTPi, Q. EC, AW, them. ▲ Maria Savarino Carolina Scherzer ► Upon the moon I fix’d my eye. — Walt Whitman ◄ Kathleen Scahill Kathy, a member of the cross country, out- door and indoor track teams, says, “To be thankful for your suc- cesses and to accept your disappointments, always remember the less fortunate.” A CarenA. Schlossberg “Long you live and high you fly. Smiles you’ll give, tears you’ll cry; All you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be.” ◄ Joseph Scriber A James Seepes A Jennifer Schwartz There’s so much left to know, and I’m on the road to find out. — Cat Stevens JU1 Selbst “Don’t let the fears of yesterday, and the promises of tomorrow, spoil today.” Lawrence E. Shapiro ► The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a Heaven of Hell, a Hell of Heaven. — John Milton Giuseppe Sestito ► All I hope and all I pray Big-legged woman is gonna Come my way.” — Led Zeppelin Walter Shaw ◄ Amy Shatzkin The past is but the beginning of a begin- ning, and all that is and has been is but the twilight of the dawn. — H.W. 184 Robert Shofi ▼ Steven Sillery Why try, I know why This feeling inside me says it’s time I was gone Clear head, new life ahead. — Rush Jacqueline A. Shwab ► No one can make you feel inferior without your consent. — Eleanor Roosevelt ▼ Joyce Simmons ▲ Anna Siino ‘‘He who waits the longest, gets the best.” ▼ Nicole Simmons The ‘‘Hole in the Wall gang strikes again! To each his own. T Anthony SinopoU ▲ Claudia Silberlicht Brenda Smith ► “May you live as long as you want, and want as long as you live. May you live to be a hun- dred, and I a hundred minus a day so that I’ll never know that a beautiful person like you has passed away.” Lorn a Simmons ► “A winner never quits, and a quitter never wins; so keep trying. Steven Smith “The highest form of wisdom is kindness. Christopher Smith In the mountains, in the cities, you can see the dream. Look around you. Has it found you? Is it what it seems? — N.Y. Lindsey Smith ► Be peaceful to your brother For life wasn’t meant to hate Guide the hand of one who needs you. Good Karma breeds good fate ... — Brothers Johnson ◄ William Smith Joseph Solana ► 186 Eileen Spellman ► Tomorrow is today What was today is yesterday And all we ever own Somehow fades away. — J. Wright Robert Sperduto “Duto, weekends, Michelob, Christoph- er's, painting the school, Doug, Mike, Rob, Waldo, Jordie, Finocchi's class, swim- ming captain. Toby Spivak ► “Human life is like a game of dice; if you don’t get the throw you want, you must make the best of the throw you get. Kirk Sprenger Wfise men learn by other men’s mistakes, fools by their own. — H. G. Boyn ScottA.Stagg ► “Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuc- cessful men with talent.” Richard Stassa “ . . . I’m pulling out of here to win.” — Bruce Springsteen Robin Steinberg ► “Keep smiling — it makes people wonder what you’ve been up IleneSussman A In the book of life, the answers are not in the back. — Linus Van Pelt Diane Lynn Tally ► Beverly Taylor “It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. Sidney Thomas Donald Tom aselli ► Glenda Thomas ► Marc Taylor ► ◄ Amy Thomas Come walk with me in the mud ... — Hugh Prather CataldoTorelli Deirdre Townshend ► Theresa . . . Coreen . . . Dr. D.. . . Hoy . . . Pink Boatie Riunite . . . Stage West Cryer . . . Led Zep . . . Aerosmith . . . Hoopcamp . . . dis- co shower . . . Lisa Topping ‘‘Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Marcia Treadwell ‘‘I am a part of all that I have met, and all that I have met is a part of me.” Beverly Turner ► ‘‘To him who sits on the throne and to the Lamb, be praise and honor, glory and might forever and ever!” Vincenzo Verde ► Lillian Valentine “The aim toward education is to teach a child to think, not what to think ...” James Valesey ► “Have me for what I am, not for what I am not. Judge me for my skills, not for my ap- pearance.” Jan Vlymen Knowledge is a deadly friend if no one sets the rules; the fate of all mankind, I see, is in the hands of fools.” Salvatore Vassallo 187 ▲ J acqueline W ard Susan Weinstein ► “If you don’t apply yourself, you’re only lucky if you make it to the top; therefore, you won’t stay there.’’ 188 ◄ Marlene Vol per This is the springtime of my loving The second season I’ve come to know.” Led Zeppelin . . . Matt -n- Marlene . . . Birds . . . DAHTS Mercedies Webb ▼ If we never pass this way again, remember how good the times have been; and let’s not forget God, who made it all possible. Matthew Walden ► Timothy Weigel ▼ David M. WeinraubA Our progress as a na- tion can be no swifter than our progress in education . . . The human mind is our most fundamental resource. — J.F.K. Matthew West ▼ If guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns. - NRA ◄James F. W’erneken Garry Weasel ► ◄ Paul Whalen Paul, who was captain of the varetiy lacrosse and ice hockey teams, plans to attend college. Larry Whitted ► Rolf Weasel A Don’t dream it, be It!” Sandra Whitted ► Be what you can and always do your best; there will be obstacles and tests along the way. Put your faith in the Lord and He’ll see you through,’’ says Sandra, who wants to be a medical assistant. Darlene Wilson ▼ “Some folks make you feel at home. Others make you wish you were. ▲ Tracey Williams ◄ Francisco Williams “Wherever there is a beginning, there is an end.” Fred Williams ► Timothy Williams ► Garfield Williams ► The time has come when I must leave, All my dreams began in room A119. A Monetta Williamson Helaine Wolff “What she dares to dream, she dares to do.” Richard Zaccaria ► David Woroboff In t he days of my youth I was told what it was to be a man. Now I’ve reached the age I’ve tried to do the best I can. — Led Zeppelin Kennth Wyatt ► Preparedness is the key to success and victory. — General Douglas MacArthur ◄ Kevin Young Robert Wolff A Jennifer Young Yesterday is but to- day’s memory and tomorrow is today’s dream. S.M . — L.A.S.P. ◄ Frank Zeccola “Hold on to the past. Live for the present. Look forward to the future.” 189 Derrick Lovett ▲ Debbie Robinson ▲ Cheryl Williams ▲ ▼ Stebie Smith The greatest thing in the world is to know how to be yourself. — Michel Eyquen de Montaigne Seniors Not Photographed Ulrike Althoflf Steven Barry Lonnel R. Beechum Charlene Brewer Wayne Brimingion Mark Carlton Joseph Cera vole Christopher Davis Darryl Davis Ronald Dileo Amir Eliocits Basil Filardi Paul Fischler Mark Gardner Lefem Johnson Roseanne Joslin Latanya Kidd Charles Lowery Robin Mitchell Felicia Napolitano Rosolba Paola Douglas Robinson Armand Sadovskis Anthony Smalls Deborah Smith Tony Testa Christopher Ward Judith Weatherhead 190 Remember the days at the. We wed to laugh a lot-, Oh, donX you remember the dags At the oleh sohootyard. When we had muzgmlngs, And we had ad fond things, And we laughed and needed love yes J do. Oh, and Jrmemher you... Cat Stevens Diane Edwards, Editor-in-Chief Sue Phillips, Art Editor Ellen Delahanty, Copy Editor Paul Poux, Layout Editor f' mm m Sue Miller, Senior Portraits Diane Dolinsky, Layout Editor 194 The Oracle Richard Goldman, Photography Editor Sue Lippert, Photography Coor- dinator Wow, this is intense, cosmic, and organic . . . But we need an office! . . . Hand me a mini-dum, a major rough, a cropper, a Quigley, a pile of stickies, and a barf bag . . . What do you mean we don’t have a publishing company? . . . We’ve got to get more candids . . . Who’s got a key to the office? . . . But I only took this position so I could put it on my college application! . . . Are we going to play The Orange in softball or what? . . . But we just had a marathon . . . Deadline is when? . . . Well guys, it’s been just Kretchmer Jordan Leichter. Photography Editor Andy Larkin. Photography Editor Bob Hammon, Photography Editor Katie Heyde, Senior Biographies 196 Carol Pascale. Photography Editor John Mitchell, Activities Editor Jacki Moline, Process Editor Laurie Bass, Business Editor Stephen Gordon, Faculty Advisor Our Thanks to: Delmar Printing Company George Davis Studios Sue Robinov Angela Mucci Allison McGuire Ilene Sussman and South House ( for the office) 197 Jackie Shwab, Senior Biographies Index A. F. S. — D. Altman — Chairperson, L. Allen, P. Bergins, F. Bigelow, J. Bigelow, J. Buhrman, A. Faith, K. Helmin- toller, A. Mazon, B. McNichol, I. Medina, N. Medina, C. Orse, R. Paton, R. Popper, P. D. Q. Poux, H. Richards, S. Saluranta, E. Segal, K. Svenson, J. Cooke and M. Harrison — Advisors ALL-STATE MUSICIANS — G. James. R. Lefever, T. McGovern BAND — G. Baker, D. Berman, V. Carosi, P. Clark, D. Conlin, M. Corrales, E. Dapice, E. Delahanty, J. Edelman, A. Feder, L. Freed, J. Friedman, A. Graves, S. Hendey, V. Hendricks, D. Himmelfarb, C. Honig, M. Itzler, J. Kempner, L. Klein, Y. Klement, S. Kolb, J. Lautensack, R. Lauck, A. McGuire, J. Nadel, S. Pinz, P. Prince, C. Reilly, E. Reinholtz, G. Renino, J. Brie, S. Ruskin, D. Schneller, K. Schorsch, M. Sussman, H. VanTol, P. Velzy, A. Renino — Conductor BASKETBALL CHEER1 TRADERS — P. Burwell, T. Gaito, M. Houston — Captains, E. Bridgham, S. Ford, C. Gold, D. Houston, D. Magnotta, F. Marshall, E. McGovern, S. Mauriello, L. Paris, K. Peterkin, C. Ripari, Capt., D. Salmon, E. Tursky, J. Young, S. Burno — Ad- visor BENGALETTES — W. Aiken, A. Bell, L. Briante, D. Burkett, L. Cartledge, M. Carollo, L. Chiarito, S. Crudup, I. Crell, S. Dingott, S. Donahue, P. Emery, C. Eberly, G. Green. T. Grier, L. Gallicano, S. Goldstein, L. Gura, D. Jagger, F. Jennings, C. Joseph, N. Kuzinski, N. Levinson, R. Liebowitz, H. Lillard, K, Loddo, R. London, L. Maurer, N. Medina. P. McDonnell, S. Moore, C. Naughton. N. Nisberg. L. Paris, R. Pelligrini, K. Perterkin, Y. Person, S. Priest, S. Robins, S. Robinov, B. Selbst, C. Scholssberg. D. Scott, K. Sumoski, J. Sussman, T. Souires, V. Torain, G. Trapaso, J. Veron, B. Wentworth, S. Williams, D. William- son, J. Falcone — Advisor CHOIR — A. Baker, E. Bentil, J. Berman, B. Calderon, M. Clarks, S. D'Arcy, R. DeLevie, S. DeLevie, B. Fechner, J. Fleming. J. Fuler, C. Guilano, J. Gordon, E. Buastella, J. Hershberg, G. Jamer, R. Jenkins, B. Levy, R. Liebowitz, H. Marcus, L. Namm, C. Naughton, C. Noyes. S. Phillips, C. Poux, P. Poux, E. Price, C. Ridgeway, G. Saccone, B. Scheurich, M. Shymonowitz, J. Steinhard, D. Taylor, E. Thomas, L. Thomas, C. Torain, M. Webb, L. Weil, A. M. Yurish, D. Zelazny, V. Zuluaga, A. Burke, L. Chiarto, D. Dolinsky, W. Field, A. Hall, S. Hecker, L. Hellmintoller, C. Jenkins, M. B. Jordan, A. Lewis, H. Lillard, J. Lohan, D. Lopez, M. Sack, S. Mauriello, E. MeClain, A. Mucci, L. Nadel, S. O’Hara, P. Quintard, L. Ransom, J. Rie, S. Saislman, J. Schere, J. Shwab, B. Terhune, S. Thomgren, A. Suluaga, J. Brickington, L. Cartledge, D. Chapnick, L. Edelman, D. Edwards, J. Elz, N. Elz, J. Feder, S. Feldman, K. Frazier, S. Gibson, P. Granville, S. Goldberg, L. Gordon, S. Hall, B. Hasson, J. Innamorato, S. Kaplow, M. Langer, J. Lessing, D. Levine, E. Levinson, A. Li, G. McDonough, B. McNichol, J. Miller, S. Philip� , M. Schneider, S. Smith, A. Webb, D. Weinberg, D. Williams, S. Beldock, J. Clow, E. Delahanty, J. Flannery, S. Gibson, T. McGovern, J. Ratzkin, M. Sussman, D. Whitehead, J. Beilenson, M. Danoy, L. Gianola, R. Goldberg, J. Hall, T. Hill, W. Lent, P. Leslie, D. Berman, J. Kempner, C. Ward, S. Greene — Conductor CHOIR ENSEMBLE — B. Calderon, J. Fleming, G. James, R. Jenkins, B. Levy, M. Webb, V. Zuluaga, L. Chiarito, M. B. Jordan, S. Mauriello, A. Mucci, L. Nadel, J. Rie, J. Shwab, A. Zuluaga, D. Edwards, J. Elz, N. Elz, L. Gordon, S. Hall, M. Langer, D. Levine, G. McDonough, B. McNichol, J. Miller, A. Webb, S. Beldock, J. Clow, E. Delahanty, J. Flannery, S. Gibson, T. McGovern, M, Sussman, D. Whitehead, J. Beilenson, L. Gianola, R. Goldberg, J. Hall, T. Hill, S. Greene — Conductor. COLOR GUARD — D. Armstrong, H. Bader, C. Elz, D. Gelfer, T. Goldman, L. Maudsley, M. Thomas. CULTURAL HORIZONS CHOIR — J. Abraham, S. Abraham, L. Allen, A. Baker, F. Baker, C. Belcher, A. Bells, F. Bigelow, J. Bigelow, J. Bowser, S. Brissett, C. Brown, A. Cousins, J. Davis, P. Edmond, B. Francis, C. Ford, L. Gordon, F. Graham, E. Hamilton, P. Haughton, V. Hendricks, S. Hoard, J. Hope, J. Jackson, G. James, D. Johnson, L. Johnson, R. Johnson, A. Kelley, I. Lewis, C. McDonald, Y. McKay, K. Mines, G. Mitchell, G. Moody, S. Moore, N. Myers, C. Nelson, T. Oliver, L. Paris, A. Paul, E. Pichardo, R. Ragin, C. Ridgeway, W. Riggsbee, J. Robinson, D. Robinson, Y. Rattigan, D. Russell, D. Salmon, A. Saunders, C. Saunders, S. Smalls, G. Stoudemire, D. Taylor, M. Taylor, E. Thomas, E. Thomas, L. Thomas, A. Tilson, D. Tribble, T. Walden, V. Water- man, A. Webb, S. Webb, B. Williams, D. Williams, M. Williams, S. Williams, D. Williamson, M. Williamson, I. Howard, S. Greene — Conductor DEBATE TEAM — V. Marchetti — President, K. Schapiro — Vice President, M. Yerushamli — Secretary, D. Marucs — Captain, M. Corrales, A. Farrell, S. Hedeya, I. Howard, D. Malmud, R. Popper, P. Prince, K. Schorsch, E. Segal, L. Shernoff, M. Holden — Advisor. FRENCH CLUB — P. Alexander, L. Barrett, H. Cohen, E. Delahanty, H. Dickson, E. Falzarano, C. Fortson, S. Gib- son, D. Gupter, A. Hedaya, D. Karr, T. Klapwald, H. Lawless, N. Leonard, E. Lilly, K. Martel, E. McClintock, J. McHugh, L. Namm, K. O’Donnell, J. Orce, J. Ostrove, S. Ruellan, M. Saintel, E. Segal, S. Thorngreen, D. Valle, J. Baumel and J. Kass — Advisors. FRENCH EXCHANGE — E. Delahanty, H. Dickson, J. Feder, S. Frank, H. Lawless, L. Lilly, H. Libson, M. Maloney, S. Miller, K. O’Donnell, S. Parish, R. Steinberg. FRESHMAN CI.ASS — K. Masback — President, C. Jenkins — Vice-President, P. Weinraub — Secretary, T. Sandler — Treasurer, K. Egloff, A. Feder, D. Kamier, A. Kass GENERAL ORGANIZATION — K. Wyatt - President, S. Miller — Vice-President, I. Sussman — Recording Secretary, D. Earl — Corresponding Secretary, M. An- tonelle — Treasurer, S. Antico, T. Braten, J. Buchanan, C. Cafagno, W. Crawford, M. Danoy, H. Dickson, A. Feder, J. Feder, L. Freed, L. Gallicano, D. Gibson, S. Goldberg, C. Guiliano, K. Hammel, D. Heyde, J. Jordan, C. Joseph, S. Kaplow, J. Karis, D. Landau, N. Lawless, E. Levinson, J. Leichter, R. Liebowitz, H. Libson, T. Libson, R. London, P. Lundin, M. McAteer, J. McHugh, J. Miller, B. Nodiff, C. Poux, P. Poux, D. Rabinov, J. Reps, K. Rodgers, S. Roney, T. Sandler, J. Solana, J. Zilembo — Advisor. GERMAN EXCHANGE - K. Baker, C. Benziger, M. Bloom, A. Boydstun, D. Cultice, S. D’Arcy, K. Edinger, L. Ferrari, S. Garretson, D. Heyde, T. Kacandes, J. Maude, E. Reinholtz, L. Rohr, B, Schneller, S. Smith, M. Thomas, H. VanTol, V. Werkeken. INTERSCHOLASTIC MEDIA CREW - B. Abes, R. Buhrman, E. Campansano, A. Capece, H. Cohen, C. Doyle, N. Flynn, L. Gianola, M. Gibson, J. Imor, E. Laraunt, A. Manes, N. Maresse, J. Maude, N. Medina, B. Mitchell, J. Moody, B. Nodiff, S. O’Donnell, H. Roney, S. Roney, J. Rosscopf, S. Segal, K. Shapard, D. Straub, R. Tamboia, C. Torrelli, B. Turner, C. Quintard, B. Williams, D. Zevon. JAZZ BAND — D. Berman, R. Blaney, V. Carosi, J. Edelman, L. Edelman, M. Itzler, J. Kempner, Y. Klement, S. Kolb, R. Lauck, J. Nadel, P. Prince, G. Renino, P. Ryan, M. Sussman, R. Sussman. JUNIOR CLASS — L. Beilenson — President, S. Goldberg — Vice President, N. Levinson — Secretary, J. Dritz — Treasurer, P. Alley, D. Bilgre, B. Davis, S. DeLevie, D. Epstein, G. Hermance, C. Joseph, R. Laucke, H. Lawless, R. Leibowitz, H. Libson, R. London, H. Marcus, C. Poux, J. Sussman, L. Weil, R. Weisenberg, R. Wolf, B. Wollman, L. Rath — Advisor. MARCHING BAND — E. Alfonso, G. Baker, L. Barrett, R. Blaney, A. Boydstun, W. Bryant, B. Caridi, V. Carolsi, L. Christophe, P. Clark, D. Conlin, M. Corrales, J. Edelman, R. Edelman, K. Edinger, S. Engleman, D. Faginson, S. Falzarano, A. Feder, L. Ferrari, G. Freed, J. Friedman, C. Guiliano, J. Guimmarra, M. Gutierrez, S. Heller, K. Helmintoller, S. Hendey, J. Hershberg, D. Himmelfarb, I. ■ Holt, C. Honig, S. Garretson, S. Geisler, R. Gianola, D. Gibson, S. Gibson, M. Itzler, L. Jones, J. Ketnpner, L. Klein, R. Landau, R. Lauck, J. Lautensack, W. Lott, A. Link, K. Masback, E. McClintock, J. N'adel, C. O’Donnell, R. Fapcsy, J Pena, C. Poulin, P. Prince, H. Rapp, C. Reilly, J. Reilly, E. Reinholtz, G. Renino, F. Rizzi, W Rockoff, D. Rogers, S. Ruskin, P. Ryan, D. Schneller, K. Schorsch, L. Shernoff, M. Simmons, L. Simon, S. Smith, D. Starr, S. Sullivan, M. Sussman, D. Thompson, K. Utz, H Van Tol, P. Velzy, T. Waters, A. Weston, A. Renino — Advisor MATH TEAM •— D. Alan, M. Corrales, M. Ferrari, S. Goldberg, A. Gottleib, C. Kelley, R. Levine, V. Marchetti, P. Marcotullio, M. Mastraccio, R. Popper, L. Portnoy, P Poux, P. Prince, D. Rabinov, M. Rattner, T. Regina. L. Rohr, K. Schorsch, E. Segal, L. Shemoff, M. Stern, M Sussman, D. Weinraub, P. Duffy — Advisor. MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS - B. Abes, D. Doliusky, P. Prince, K, Schapiro, J. Solana. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — D. Alan, D. Altman. J. Beilenson, L. Beilenson, D. Berman, J. Bisesto, R, Blaustein, C. Cafagno, S. Choukachian, J. Cline, K. Colan- . tuno, E. Cordice, R. Craven, B. Davis, D. Dolinsky. N. - Diiflne. J Edelman. L. Edelman, S. Geller, L, Gianola, S. Goldberg, A. Gottlieb, A. Hutner, S’ Jacobs, M. Jordan. S. Kolb, D. Landau, R. LeFever, D. Levine, B. Levy, J.'Link, S. j.Lippert, S. Longo. M. Loterstein, M. Maloney, V. J Marchetti, D. Marcus, J. Maude, T. McGovern, A. McGuire, S. Miller, J.Moline, W. Ng, L. Novak, C. O’Don- nell, A Orlando, S. Parish, C. Pascale, R. Paton, S. Pinz L. Portnoy, P. Poux, P. Quinlan, L. Ransom, K. Schapiro, D Schneller, J. Schwab, M. Simone, D. Starr, R. Stassa, R. Steinberg, M. Stem, B. Strowbridge, I. Sussman, R. fettSuasman. M. Warmbir, D. Weinraub, S. Weinstein, R. ■WdJlman, D. Zelazny. ■ NORTH HOUSE - J. Shwab - President, D. Levine - ■ Vice-President, J, Elz — Secretary, S. DeLevie — f Treasurer, A. Bauman, J. Beilenson, L. Beilenson, E. Cam- Seano, D. Chapnick, D Corwin, R. DeLevie, L. Edelman,. . Egnuss, N. Elz, A. Fischer, L. Freed, S. Goldberg, R. Goldman. J. Gottleib, J. Hershberg, D. Heyde. K. Heyde, M. Itzler, T. Kaminer, S. Kaplow, L. Nadel, J. Oahin, P. Prince, L. Ransom, J. Rie, D. Rabinov, S. Rabinov, K. Schorsch, J. Veron, H. Wolff, H. Moore — Advisor. ORACLE STAFF — B. Asbell, S. Autera, L. Bass, B. Calderon, D. Conlin, E. Cordice, M. Danoy, L. Deane, E. Delahanty, D. Dolinsky, C. Doyle, D. Earl, L. Edelman, D. Edwards, H. Flannery, N. Flynn, M. Fricke, B. Hammon, M. Handler, K. Heyde, R. Goldman, S. Jacobs, T. Jagger, S. Kolb, M. Langer, A. Larkin, J. Leichter, J. Lessing, D. Levine, A. Li, S. Lippert, S. Mauriello, M. McAteer, A. McGuire, J. Miller, S. Miller, J. Mitchell, J. Moline, A. Mucci, L. Nadel, C. Pascale, S. Phillips, P. Poux, S. Rabinov, L. Ransom, C. Ripari, C. Sherzer, J. Shwab, I. Sussman, H. Wolff, S. Gordon — Advisor. ORANGE STAFF — P, Baum, J. Beilenson, R. Blaustein, B. Claderon, D. Chapnick, S. DeLevie, D, Edwards, J. Feder, K. GhafTari, A. Gottleib, K. Hammel, W. Hoch, M. Jordon. D. Landau, M. Levine, Q. Lew, M. Loterstein, D. Malmud, J. Maude, L. Nadel, S. Parish, L. Portnoy, C. Poux, P. Poux, P. Quinlan, M. Renz, J. Rie, K. Schapiro, J. Shwartz, N. Simmons, D. Starr, M. Stern, D. Finnochi — Business Advisor, E, Binotto — Advisor. ORCHESTRA - G. Baker, K Baker, L. Barrett, M. Boydstun, V. Garosi, D. Conlin, D. Cultice, E. Dapice, E. Delahanty. K. Delahanty, K. Edinger, A. Feder, L. Ferrari, T. Fitzpatrick, M. Fraioli, J. Friedman, S. Garretson, A. Grave� , E. Haddow, C. Hall, A. Hedaya, C. Honig, M. It- zler, C. Jenkins, J. Kempner, Y. Element, R. LeFever, A. Lessing, P. Lewer, J. Nadel, J. Ostrove, S. Pinz, M. Regina, E. Reinholtz, G. Renino, J. Reps, S. Ruskin, S. Soilerenta, L. Shernoff, N. Simmons, L. Simon, M. Sussman, H. Van Tol, I. Warmbir, R. Wolf, I. Kopmar — Conductor. ROAR STAFF — V. Bickler, V. Blachard, K. Cameron, D. Conlip, M. Conlin, W. Crawford, L. Cuff, E. Delahanty, D. Dolinsky, A, Feder, J. Flannery, G. Freed, K. Ghaffari, C. Gilzene, C. Guiliano, R. Goldberg, T. Goldman, J. Good- man. A. Hagemeyer, K. Hammel, M. Jacob, T. Jagger, D. Levine, B. Levy, A. Link, J. Lipperman. N. Maresse, A, Mazon, M. Mitchell, J. Moline, A. Mucci, J. Novak, M. Perry, S. Pinz, L. Ransom, J. Robeson, S. Rouse, K. Schapiro, C. Sherzer, J. Sc hwartz, I. Segal, J. Steinhardt, M. Stowe, E. Weinberg, S. Welliver, L Wissman, S. Hoo- ple — Advisor. SENIOR CLASS — S. Geller — President, P. Quinlan — Vice-President, S. Parish — Secretary, D. Weinraub — Treasurer, S. Autera, P. Baum, C. Cafagno, B. Calderon, D. Chapnick, L. Chiarito, J. Colligan, T. Donahoe, M. Don- nelly, L. Edelman, D. Edwards, J Elz, N. Elz, J. Feder, J. Flannery, M. Handler, J. Hedin, T. Hill, S. Jacobs, M. B. Jordan, K. Heyde, D Landau, J. Lessing. M. Langer. D. Levine, S. Mauriello, M. McAteer, A. McGuire, J. Miller, S, Miller, A. Mucci, L. Nadel, VV. Ng, D. O’Leary, S. Phillips. S. Pinz, L. Ransom, M Renz, C. Ripari, 8. Rabinov, L. Saiz, K. Schapiro, C. Scherzer, C. Schlossberg, J. Schwartz, R. 8teinberg, I. Sussman, R. Sussman, J. Young, E. Scher — Advisor. SOPHOMORE CLASS - G. Kulers - President, J. Veron — Vice-President, S. Hoch — Secretary, J. Donahoe — Treasurer, D. Heyde, R. Levine, P. Prince, K. Schorsch, E. Zemmel — Advisor. SOUTH HOUSE — S. Kelb — President, T. Donatoe — Vice-President, J. Miller — Secretary, J. Leichter — Treasurer, H. Cohen, S. Falzarano. A. Feder, J. Feder, M. Langer, L. Leonard, A. leasing, S. Lippert, R. London, A. McGuire, S. Miller, B. Nodiff, S. Phillips, J. Reps, C. Farrell - Advisor S.P.A.A.M. — G. Didona, M. Ferrari, A. Hedaya, T. Kacandes, P. Lipperman, M. Salerno. B. Strowbridge. SPANISH CLUB - M. Brockman, J. Hershberg, M. Johnson, J. Pena. A Saiz, P. Silano, D Thompson, A. Zuluaga, V. Zuluaga, J. Musico — Advisor. SPANISH NEWS - A, Gottleib - Editor. K. Schapiro — Assistant Editor, F. Caceres, R. Craven, P. Duane, S. Goldstein, J. Hedin. K. Helmintoller, M. Leston, M. Loterstein, V. Marchetti, B. Medeiros, S. Nathan, B. Noceda, A. Saiz, I. Sussman, D. Thomas, L. Velez, J. Musico — Advisor. STAGE CREW — J. Bisesto — Stage Manager, C. Ben- ziger, J. Bisesto, E. Campasano, V. Carosi, J. Cliffe, B. _Mever, C. Quintard, M. Quintard, B Schneller, D. Schneller, NL Simmons, J. Sweeney, G. Vanantwerp, W. DeFeo — Advisor. STRING ENSEMBLE — L. Barrett, A. Boydston. D. Cultice, K. Delahanty, T. Fitzpatrick, M. Fraioli, C. Hall, A. Hedaya, C. Jenkins, R. LeFever, A. Lessing, P. Lewer, J. Ostrove, M. Regina, J. Reps, N. Simmons, L. Simon, Soila Solarante, I. Warmbir, R. Wolf. TIGERETTES — S. Aronoff, R. Antin, L. Beebe, L. Bellantoni. H. Blaine, E. Bridgham, L. Brown, J. Cain, B. Calderon, E. Chookachian, B. Davis, B. DiFabbio, P. Ed- mond, A. Edwards, L. Falcone, L. Feder, B. Francis, S. Gabriele, L. Jefferson, D. Jones, L. Jones, K. Kutka, N. Lahart, D. Lancelli, M. Leonard, H. Marcus, C. McDonald, A. Miller, S. O'Hara, D. Oliver, K. Popp, C. Poux, J. Reed, A. Roberts, P. Rooke, A. Rostenberg, G. Russo, A. Saunders, M. Schneider, G. Smith, K. Thompson, A. Tilson, E. Tursky, G. Tursky, D. Weinberg, L. Weiner, P. Weinraub, D. Williams, V. Williams, A. Yurish, V. Zuluaga, S. Zupp. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS - M. Houston, S. Mauriello, K. Russo, D. Salmon —Captains, P. Adams, T. Braten, P. Burwell, A. Cousin, J. Elz, N. Elz, S. Ford, C. Gold, D. Houston, L. Houston, C. Jameson, R. Jones, M. B. Jordan, H. Lawless, R. Little, D. Magnotta, S. Nathan. C. Ripari, R. Rodgers, S. Russo, D. Smalls, Tigers —S. Kolb, A. Mucci, A. Haroutounian, J. Wright — Advisor. 199 Time it was, And what a time it was. It was a time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago it must be, I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They’re all that’s left you. —Paul Simon White Plains High School White Plains, New York 200