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1996 Stepping Stone Volume 32
Bayport-Blue Point High School 200 Snedecor Avenue Bayport, New York 11705
3 DEDICATION A SPECIAL THANK-YOU
This year's edition of the Stepping Stune has been dedicated to our Class Ad The Oass of 1996 would like to recognize c1 very special person. She visors - Miss DiPalma and Dr. McAuley . These two special people have spent is not just "Tommy's Mom", but our wonderful school nurse. Mrs. unending hours helping us plan the many diff~rent activities our c1a ::;s ha~ Shinnick has known many of us since we were litt le kids. We each been involved in throughout the past four years. From building floats, march have our own memories of Mrs. Shinnick that are extremely special ing in Homecoming Parades. !'ar washes, bake sales. flower sales, planning to us all. She makes filch one of us feel important. our wonderful Junior Prom and Senior Banquet, to n'lwng our final gradua tion plans - their encouragement never wavered. Mrs. Shinnick doesn' t just bandage our " boo~boos". She listens for hours to Our problems and helps us to resolv~ them. Her caring and Our advisors showed us that with determination and ideas we could achieve true devotion have certainly made a differenc~ . We don't know what anything - that working together i§ always better than "going it alan.. ". They we would do without her and we wiJI mi ss her ever present smile. showed us that good thlnl\5 do .... ppen to those who work hard and that p.. tienee is definitely one of their many virtues. The Class 01 1996 wants to say a big "Thank You" to the " Bestest Nurse in the World" ~ We are going to miss you! We will never forget all their hard work, support, and dedication. Miss Di Miss DiPalma Dr_McAuley Palma and Dr. McAul ..y will always be a part of our memories of Bayport-Btu.. Point High School!
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Chris Cook Karen VatalMo ......
Matt Cincelli Rachel Dieckhoff Mary Hallock
II I I I len Wecht '! '
• Laura Christensen Matt Wilkens Doug Bortzield len and Sue Carroll Mall Magee r Nicole Estler ..
" Courtney Foe hr Heather Brodmerkel Nick Arena Chris Ilurbet
Tracy Hutchin!' Stephanie DeDominica ~
• , .. • Dawn Thyberg Matt Biscari Tom Shinnick
Dan Henn fen Abruzzt?:o:;c
Joe Tringali D<1I1 PUTnh agen Ryan Hum,ln Al exis Mottl
]1 Jackie Yowell
Heather Weber jess Olsen
Cinger Brief,
Julia Baez LiUian Jacobsen
Meghan Gibbons
Katie Pellegcrino Sarah Desmond
13 ";4 ~ ~ 9fdde,-. k~fw,-. -/Ht,-. H ~ .". ~ tile r.tIid ({l""~etJ. II ~ -"",ttl"K4 ~ ItUJ 15 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I t seems af<:g. onfy !Jestercfa!J that we wa[f<:g.a through the main aoors as freshman, ! ana now we {eave as graauatea Seniors. mme f{ew b!J so fast, and aU that remains are our • :precious memories. Let us not forget these times, because the!J are such a big part of who : we are ana who we wi[[ become. 'We wish !Jou onfy the best of [ud:... in a[[!Jour :future enaeavors. • • .Love, • • rnu Seniors Crass Officers '•. • • • Presiaent: 'Irac!J J{utchins • Vice Presiaent: J{eather 'Broamerf<:g.[ • • 'Ireasurer: 'Dawn'Thyberg , • • Secretary: Jen ytbruzzese ana S tejJ 'De'Dominicas ,: • , ...... •...... •...... •...•.... ' 17 21 24 26 27 29 Our Prom • • • May 19,1995 O n May 19, 1995 our Junior 'n was held a / The Meadow Club Port Jeffe rson. A good time wa" h. by aU. O ur festi vi ties where }eJ OUf M as t ~ r and rvtis tress of ce,tn ni es: Rya ll Humann and j dun Franze:-./;!. The rn e mor i c~ th at ''''' t ma de will last a lifetime. h.,'la· thanks to om cJas~ ad vi.o:;ors, . ".1 Pal ma dnd Dr. McAu lt:' y, for in ,l IQ our prom the best one ever. Pictured Ldt to Right: Dawn Thyberg and Matt Magee " rippin' up the J ':lIlce flCK)r" . Pi ctured Left to R.i ght: Jess Zarcone, Stephanie De Domi nicas, H t:'ather Brodmerkel, and Tracy Hu tc h ~ ins pr~scn t fl owers to Ms. Di Palma and Dr. MCAuley in a ppreciatio n for all they do. Pictured left to right: Jessica Zarcone, Stephanie DeDominicas, Jen Abbruzese, a.nd Tracy Hutchins. Pictured Idt to right: J(' n a nd Sue Ca rroll - "The o rigi nal Doubll' Mint tw in ~"! Pictured le ft to ri ~ ht (tup): Dan Deramu'. Da ve l o hn son~ larett Rose. Paule Ann K,K i e \'~·iC2 . (boltom) Beth Fil lvcy, Jen Bormann, Kyle B a r~ ton, .1Ild Lou Va~ qu ez. 34 35 Heather Brodmerkcl Ally,,,n i,ok Prom QUt?l'T'- I rocy Hutchin~. NIck Carleton Rus" M C'Corm~\ck Matt BbCilri Joe Tringali 1995 Prom King: Nick DeJ o~ia . s".oh Desmond 37 , , Pictu rt"Ci L 1ft to Right: S ! ep h.:mi ~ () '-' Ooillinica.s, J l1 im ~c F r ill1L ,>, Sarah De.mond, and H ather \ ebt.>r all " syched" for the prom. r1 Pictured Left to Rig ht Stev(! RoqUl" and Heather \\\·bcr. Pictur d Ll'ft to Right: Chris Borbet, Adina Siebs, Ta birh ;) Silver, Erik F('in b ~r ~ l allt 38 39 1995, , L)ur cJpt.'ins: Adam Seitl. (#5), Paula Lt' ttciri (#2), and Dan Henn (If. 11). ' #5" . Ad.101 ~ itl.. "Our lk ltln'd Co.lchc~! " " 1-1 T, H UT, J-I ',I IIKE'I'" R)'.1I1 H Unltlnn (#S5) &. I ick Camer.1no (N6K). 40 41 • , , , OU f Homecoming Queen Nominees: arc pic tured here with their escorts. Clockwise: Pat Bu rke and Michelle Perniciaro, Dave Rapp and AJJyson Cisek, John Hollis and Tracy Hutchins, Eric Riggio a nd Jen Abruzzese, Ru ss McCormack and Heather BrodmerkeL (Piclllred Clockwise from Above) Jen Abbruzese receiving a ("ollgT<1lu )atory hug from Heath!:,T I3rodmer kt:.'l; The )995 Hnme 42 43 44 - 45 47 13est of ..... the 13est '1l vrst 'Driver: Paul Littieri Caroline 'Beve[anaer ,-Rest 'Driver: John 'J?ysso Liz Zal( :1[ost Lif<:g.[y to Succeerf: 'Doug 'BortzjieM Caroline 'Bevdanaer Crass COllp[e: Matthew'BiScan' rrracy J-{utchins Crass 'Da!lareamer: J1.le~ J-{eineman Phebe 'J!J)a[[ace crass ~mrt: 'Braa 'Bianicl( Megfzan (jibbons Most Y/.rHstic: '}I.[jcl( J1.rena Patricia vandenberg & Carol Mehaffey :v(ost :v{usica[ John :MaCer 1(acfze[ Stroh :v[ost rralk.!ltive: 'RJj an '1(Ce tt Jaimee 'Franzese :Vfost OptimiStic: '}I.[jcl( 'De J osia J1.le:t!s Mo ttl Most PessimiStic: 'Eril( 1?Jggio Meg :Morg e Quietest: :Mil(e 'Bfacl( Patricia Vanaenberg cfoss C/;nun: 'RJjan J-{uman S tepfzanie 'De'Dominicas 'Best 'It h[f<:g.r: J1.aam Seitz Sarah 'Desmond '.Best Lis te l1er: Vinny Cirrito Jaimee 'Franzese 'B!!i!Jest 'Ea ters: 'RJjan J-{uman Ji[[ 'Fazio La::,iest: John J-{o[[iS 'Danie[[e J-{awkj.ns :Jrienafiesl - 1(uss :McCormicl( J1.[e:{/s :Mottl Sdioo[ 5piritca: 'Doug 'BortzjieM Ji[[ 'Fazio 'B!!i!Jest Con-ArtiSt: 'Eric 'Darienzo LizZal( :1{ost time in :7I(y.rse's Office: 'lI/jcl( Carleton Sue J1.rcaro[a 'Best ,"llMae: 'Bi[[ Shuren Jen (jennosa 'Best ~{arulererf: 1(uss :McCormicl( J1. [e:t!s :M0 ttl 'Best Vressea: Paul Lettieri Micfze[[e Perniciaro 'Bes t 'Eye,: Matt '}.I{agee Jenn (jennosa 'Best legs: :Matt Magee Jenn (jennosa '.Bes t Loo k{l1t/: 2(uss :McCormicl( Miche[Ce Perniciaro :'\{ost filQ Ii! 10 get Proofet!: Chris 'Borbet 'Erin J1.naerson 'Mr. CinereLZl 's 'Worst Jieaaach.e: Vinny 'De[[aratta Meg :Morg e Tavorite 'Teacher: 9v[r. 'Weeks :Mrs, 'B[anl( ~------/ I / 50 51 TECHNICAL & RUNNING CREW Johnn y Arroyo ~II),;(' Schreiner 'III- I! Fr..lnlC'c ~h\.:c ~\ c G r a lh Joe T t'm(1lJ)InO vlc \.: y C.rr,rni no C3ity Fu rd l K J lfl(13 K ~(l 3klkl~ M ~fla Arroyo BYE BYE BIRDIE CAST (10 ordu or appu"ncr) A1but PcttMCI.. . Rob SPCl\Ut Rcn,( AJvlnl... Rhu.nnon Ednch :'IiM'ICY _ Ki!e Vatncf Hd~n ... JJJTUC 5ecnnm >\l,u J l>l'flcc F I ~W ~U'I( .•. K ~ l c B.anoc H&f'O'ty JOhNoo ..... ).4 l.l:,c A br.IJ'tUk.i OI:boniI Sue ,.. _~ 1 : 1I 0 n O,l'll Pellelope AM Henkel D u c~ S ioot HUll! Pe4b::1dy ... Ene DduUI Cr,uJa .\.ttrtJt .. $h.lron KOIlnkJ Klm .\.tKMr:e. . S.w!c1J Buhl.a."GI Mn, .."'¥Mec _',cole 5<~ .~ . ~"'....tC"e ... CM~ Dokt S.Id 011'1 DaDUrJ... DUlJ~llc Coot . K~/Jt ~IOO. Mar: Pttt~ ... LeOIi Do¢)- c,-rad 8\n11e .. Sick C~f'l® ,\.f .. y«...... \ott 0 .. 1<1 CCtlcrtUI ~'Y« · S Wife. £do...... DI ... n J otu\~ ROIoDdotph M.cAJee..... ~Jn k.rIon ~ . )fettle...... L.aun ChrHlenwo Glon. Fl.Upo.iQo . . .•..... E.nn Ke lly famU SMl)(n...... J ol\o C ru..r. ..\ilic Ab~kJ ;\Ohl'1 Mwpt'ly . l¥"quc ~cC()I"mICk.. JCl1I C ~ Hl.Ildy. KJle Sur_tid Spao.iJ.b R010C D&l}(.C" _...... LIs.. ~UOD . Jack;t AloCfu\lCl' 54 55 ,-- .. CHORUS/ENSEMBLE Mi"e Ahr3mski LaUfcn Knecht Mane ~il"~h H<:J thcr l.aColl3 Johnny Anoyo Kat;\! l;lIona E J.ld.ie: A ~c hauer Li ~J \ lason AnJn::a C immino bl.' que \h:Cormacl< $ Dlnidk Cook Maril.' .\filad'l John Cruz \1all Murphy Cel Belhany Doty \1:lr)" S OO llall Ra( (rln Kelly FlIrcll Di:rn " Seennan Je) .~ ; c a Halldy Kate Seerveld Dawn Johnson Darcy Stone Fit He ::l.Iher White Co Je' $" CI L '· ~ - Production Slaft Liihllng Oe:slgn T e:chnician ...... Eric Schlobohm $ lIJdo!nI P/oduL'er...... OJ\\O Johnson Stage Manage r...... 53rah ~uncy CO~ lUtIl e s ...... C:volc Camerano CO ~ l uOl e CQ n ~ lI'uct ion ...... , ..... a.ri ly" Sull ivan and Carole Camcrl1lo Hair [)(slgn ...... Fr 56 PEER LEADERS Peer Leadership is an organization tha t fo("us~s II \ personal and community service. The peer leaders worked very hard th e guidance of rvtr . Birnbaum and M~ s. Hodgl'. I" he peer 1 worked with other peer leaders at the Imddle SC h lH.,j and aU Oft ementD.cy schools. Thei r message this year was h i have a ch free life styl e. Peer leaders abo visited the Suffolk II ! lrmary to holiday cheer to th e less fortunak. They also PJ licipated in port-Bille Point's clean lip day. The hig h school r er leaders training session with students from the Lakeland "'(hooi Dis ' I. West Chestl£: CCo unty. This yea.r was a ver y posi li vl In.C aU arou Megan p I 60 ------~- Juniors - Class of 1997 =~~--~--Class of Class Officers: President: Christine Perniciaro Vice President: Kate Posnanski Secretary: Lauren Marsala Treasurer: Pam Mastik Class Ad visors: Mrs. Pitkewitcz and Mrs. Murphy Victoria Cimmino 5;'1 1 Agostino Stephnnic l:bl:lb'lIlick Gibril., fi ,m <;e John Cruz Jillii111 O,l\"j.. Eric Dt:'Riggi John Dt>n~in g • & .. \ Cory B I ·~ k Tbum People ' 62 63 • People Juniors - Class of 1997 Juniors - Class of 1997 Thoma_" \ j,mib" \ kllnd " \ U li;llh l Tri .... t,I !) I'hiliil''' - - -~ ...... - bin \ ' \lLil 65 • People 6-+ • Peo ple Juniors - Class of 1997 Juniors - Class of 1997 Jol l1CC Schmidt Diclll T?lbithi'l Silver LlUfell Simon Rol.wrt S p~n c t'1' La uren StClmit J Ulh\thJIl Stein J Stepha nie Terry Antho ny T t'Sk.l Elle n Tilden Kt'vin TreshMrl Brii'ln V;lIld - lcl skt' Matthew Wt:'tner Hea th(.'1" W hitt' I~ • Jennift'T Wilkinso n C hristop her WO(luin D,lVid W lIod ':l John Cl'a f - ' 66 · People 67 · People Sophomores - Class of 19 - Class of 1998 Class Officers: President: Jessina Roman Vice President: Robert Black Rec. Secretary: Elizabeth Meszaros Corr. Secre tary: Monika Colon Treasurer: Molly Ogle Advisors: Mrs. Hulme and Ms. Neilon l .i.1111 Alt"\d lldt' f Beth"I\ ViJlI\ v hill Elli ff e- Bryn Elliot 1.i,lIlH l.: Bi:ilwp HI'.llldnll nivrl!l L' ~ l\ich.ud Br"dJc \ . . ppople • 8-8125 8-8124 • People ------....~------So homores - Class of 199 phomores - Class of 1998 j"~Ull Flynn .'\ ieD)!;:, c. 'riel Garrett Lynch Robvrt M,lZlHkicWICZ En\.-. C ilk tk LI!ld5ilV K(lndy Bri,1I1 r knllessv Elizabeth Mes.Z Chri ... /oph('l"} /Oot()ll Chri ...... ,v Humann 1),111"11 I(lh n -(1 Mary Noonan Sean J. O'Donnell Mully Ogle Alison l't'trctti Da\"id Kohel l 'hrislilll' L,lb'lllowski Cl'orge Lar':>on Stp\"Pl1 5 ;:- l1l'1\(\ Kl'nlWlh B. Schlichting • People • People $ Sophomores - Class of 199 phomores - Class of 1998 ...... -- h'!-'T,h Tt\nlm.l -. illll \ lk helle T0rino David Va: 1tl K.lthlt·(·n Vodkr luh)) \\ ,-"11101 11 Tinli'tlw \.\'il ... "l1 H-H124 • ['l'llpiL' H-H124 • reople ------~.. ------Freshmen - Class of 1 reshmen Class Officers: President: Julia Kaziewicz Vice President: Matt Johnson Secretary: Dominick Savio Treasurer: Deborah Capozzi Advisors: Ms. Dixon and Ms. Boone SoJ,_ • Anthony 8.1f People · ------....------'~S' S of 1999 reshmen - Class 0 i---- • People 8 1 · . ), I''0 ., '- . A C U l T Y - Board Of Education District Administration Richard W. C urlis OVrlt'M.. ' Stt'lvdrt Joan Gra.l.da Superintendt'n! of Schnoh., Chid l3u s int's~ Admini>trcltor Dirt'ctor of Curriculum 7"'-u~. 'J&'iIfAku<. ~ ~Leud . 'VUe-Ae4l4eHt 1'~ ~ . 7'U<4fte ~ A. &.teIti. 7'U<4fte .Arthur SChil.t'fneT Jnme. Colcluugh ~ 'lJ. 1~ . 7'U<4fte Director tlf ComrutL-r Sl'TVkl"" Din:ct('lr of Ph),sicdl Education ~ 1~ . 7'U<4fte ~~.7'U<4fte ~ 'lJ. S...a4. 7'U<4fte ~7W~ · fh ·· 7'U<4fte MJril' A, :\in"j Directo r ,,( Pupil St'r\"icl's (;l'r,ltJ Don, ... ki Dirl'dor uf l3uilJing & Grounds 85 CLASS OF 1996 YEARBOOK MESSAGE '\ Not too lo ng ago, a colleague a nd 1 were discussing the kinds o f things we hoped our students would walk away " ith wh they graduated f.- om o ur res pective high schools this com in g June. I Inust admit that sh e ded icated quite a bit of energy sifting through a ll those fa ctual things - the ca uses of the C ivil War, t he symbols in The Scarlet Letter, the elem ents on P e riod ic Table. Whe n I got to sc hool the next day, howeve r. I fo und the following tucked into the corne r of my desk blo tter, an a no nymous gift fro m a caring friend . It immedia tely stru ck me, for the message tha t it's m o re imporLtnt wh "Whatever course your future takes, it is my si ncere hope that you will look back o n your years el t Bayport -B lue Point hi gh we a re than ,!,tha t \,,"'C kno\\' is on e that should remain '''''ith us a lways. Therefore, I share with you that gift a nd hu e tha~ you rem ember its message as you begin your new lives away from Bayport-Blue Point. school 87 Science Art Through sketching, painting, film animation, crafts, sculpture and The science department helps individuals understand the impact of design, students learn to develop aesthe tic appreciation and individ technology on O U T world. Students learn about the interdependency ual expression. OUf art teachers enable our students to discover and of various life (o rm ~ . Competitions like the Science O ly mpiad pro develop their artistic skills while increasing thei r understanding of fa vide students w ith the opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge. mous artists. Many of OU T students win award s for their work, show Labs and fi eld trips provide ha nds-on experi ences. ing in a va riety of community shows. j. Dixon j ' .- T. Johnson M. Meirwitz F. Spina D. Edgar K. Ederle S. Hulme N. Pearlmu I! T Music to symphony, the music department promotes individual expression. Ll!ssons provide students wi th inc~n t ivt! to exceed previous perfomlilnce levels. S tud cnt~ Me en about new instruments while mash:ring their eho lrulru,m,mt .. The teachers in this department are devoted to help _dents achieve that magic touch in music. C. Ri egger D. Weinslt'i n L. Eiemann C. Barr-NigreUi D. Schecher 88 89 Foreign Language Guidance loday's world i ~ small er than ever before. The foreign language de ouIOlance department is always busy with many different stu- partment enables us to broaden ou r understand,ing of <:t her cu ltu~es • ~., M, Bortul 5, Rothberg P. Vangeli A. Allen j . Boone Business llUSin~ss department prepares students for the competitiveness Classes help us obtain the computer and keyboarding for the future. Our computer labs are available to nil to use technology to enhance all areas of their educa tion. t C. Wardlaw H.Hodge R. McCormack 90 91 - Health And Physical Education ocial Studies Till' physj(i'll edUC . I E. Shinnick L. Ea!:l tman R. KJuffman K. Maggi T. Murphy j. Mikelba nk Missing: B. Poulis R. jackolski 92 93 English Pu pil Services Th ~ En glish fac ulty are accomplished professionals. Dedica ted t ~a c h· ers, this department is committed to helping students in oral and The Pupil Services departme nt helps individudls set. and work to written ex pr es~ i o n . Through journals, creati ve writing and c1rt ss dis cussion the Eng lish department helps students discover new worlds wards their own goals. They are committed to giving generously of their time and expertise to help students perform their best. Their within th emselves. OUT reading teacher helps stude nts understand commitment and support is greatly appreciated by all the students. the written word and our librarian has opened the door for learning through books, periodicals and advanced technology. ). Bownes M. DiPalma A. Frenz. C. Heineman D. Michel M. Espina N. Lowe D. Lucchesi j. Smith M. Vahl'\' j. McCarrick T. Stevens j. Sleavensky 94 95 Math Tht' dt'diciltt'd teachers of the M~ l h l)"'pMtl1ll'nt !i lnvt' to unlt'ash the Secretaries " m'lth pt' r ~()n" within c111 of U~ . Tl11.'y stri\'l' ttl dt"H'lop problem solv ing ~k.i ll s ilnd (rilieu l thinking th,l ! m,lY bv lhl'J i ll Ill) ~ ub i t'd Mt'tl..; 11I M. CaralolD G. Mann J. Sallusto M. Deacon C. Pitkewicz R. Sa ta va C. Weeks N. Zaretl t' M. lHaelian L. Mazurkiewicz F. Meyer Missing: D. ltzkin Teacher Assistants & M. Dlugiski Aides The teacher asslst,\t\b and c\idl,;'s arc an integrdl part of ul.,l r schuol ~ys tem. They often go " .l bove a nd beyond the C,l l1 of d uly" tu help a ll stu dents. Their dedk,)l ion contributes to ma kin g: this school a posi. tive I~a mi ng e n \'i r (l llm ~ nl. A. Warhafli g R. Flahl' v A. Russo L Seerveld r - - Missi.ng: J. Tull v K. Miller ). M.ltthl'" M. Crct>\ \ : L. Johnson K. Pla za L. RosaUa 96 97 - ' .. o R T S 98 Varsity Footba ll "Sta b.·' J Overall Record: 6 Win s League Record : 6 Win s Z R Ju nior Va rsity Football V Di vision IV: 4th Place "Big 4 Champion Se ,mi-R n'dlf"td Bayport ·Bl ue Point 26 Stony Brook o Bayport-Blu e Point 2 Babylon 6 14 Newfield 10 All Suffolk County: Ma tt Fren~ Bay port-Blue Point A Pa ul Lettieri, Adam Seit z Ba yport-Blue Point 12 Mercy o Bay po rt-Blu e Point 6 Mt Sina i 3S V All Divi sion: Bent Ritlan.t Bayport-Blue Point 28 Harborfields 6 Stony Brook o R Camera no, Caesa r Guen Baypo rt-Blu e Point 24 Haas, Matt FrenL, Ma tt Overall Record 5 Win s 2 Losses A Henn, Rya n Humann, Ad "'1 m S P<1 ul Lettieri . League Record 4 Wins 2 Losses Matt Frenz: School Rec lrd for R Ru shin g Ya rds- 1,927 ) DS for Top Left : Bent Ritland, Adam Seitz, Tom Foley, Travis Harrison, Ma tt Cine lli , Nick Ca meT .~"~ ft :· Coach Marchan, Mike Venero, Jeff May, Sean Desmond, Matt Frabiz.io, Season Record I ana, Rya n Humann, Dan Henn, Ada m She lton. Middle Left; Coach Morrison, Matt M-ll r 1iI1¥ .ila"ese, Nick Salvo, Manny Sa mmartino, Tim . Wilson, Coach ,GOOdman. Mid· phy, Mikt' Evers, Paul Lettieri, Matt Biscan, Bob Haas, Nick. Carleton, Robert Mazurk j ustin Bradley, Joe TommaslOo, Greg W arrington, Brand? n iewicz, Eric DiRiggi, Greg H ase mann, Coach j ''I cko. Bottom Left : Johnny Arroyo, Tim Wilk S JVu C"ar'''if''fi,eth,s, James Schmidt, Notbie Marin. Bottom Left : Bryn Elhot, ens, Dave Woods, Dave B1askopf, Matt Fren z, Cesar Guerrero, Tom Barry, Dan DeJosia. T ~:J~~o~'~~' ~ Georg(;' Larsen, Dave Kobel, Rya n Su hr, Willia m Scudder, Adam a Mascolo. I Y T Y F o _l4 F o . 0 T 'j ! o B· T A B L A L L L 101 100 J V R A Vct,si ly Gi rls Field Hoc ~l.·Y Baypt1rt.Ului> Point 2 H.:lfborfi ~ • n.l ypurl .B1ut' Point 3 Com mad H.lyporl.Bluc Point J Connl:'klu R llaypurl. Bhl(' !"lint 6 COl,iagu\.' nct yporl -B1u ..· Ptli nt I S 104 105 V J R A Top Lt>ft: .Chri s ti~ t.> Cap,h:-n, ~ Lusun, Alli son Dietz. C ~"l thia Su: • Int'rs, Coach AlI t'n_ Bo tto m t.dt; Ma R Arroyo, Alexis TmdeL frika ,iii SMldi Birkt.'l'lnd, Ka te Seen ,·Id. S V I A T R Y S I Lt>ft 10 Right: Tht'I t'sa Sbevodia, Ci nJy HurtwelJ, Kelly Ml'Mahfm, COilCh Babin, Nicki 0 ' Ambrose, Kri $h:> n Perna, Elizabeth V<1ughn . T C Y H E C E H R E E L R E L A E D A E o R E S R 106 S V J Ju nior V,l rc;: ity Boy~ Soccer R Bayport·Blue Point 2 AmityviU e I A Bayp t) Tt ·BJuc ruinl 2 Connelquot 6 B.lypll rl-Blue Poi nt 0 Riverht'ad 6 • Bayport-Blue Puint 3 Babylon 2 Bayport-Blue Poi nt 0 Miller Place 2 R Bayport-Blue Puint I COnlsewogue 2 Bayport-Blue Point 0 Shoreham f, Baypllrt-Blue P( li nt 3 W ~ _~t I Tampion 3 Bayp(lrt-BluE' Point 0 Rockv Point 7 V S Bayport-Blue Poi nt 1 Ml Si-nai 2 Bayport-Bl ue l)oint 1 Miller Place 0 Ba yport-Blue. Puint 1 Comseqogtlt:: 0 BJ )' port-Blue " oint 2 Shoreham 2 A I Uaypo rt-BJu e Point I We _~ t Hampton 1 Baypo rt-Bluc Point 0 Rocky I'oint 3 Ba yport -Blut' Point I Mt Sinai 2 R T Overa ll Rl'(urd 4 Wins 9 Losses 3 Ties Lenf,ue S Record 2 Wins 7 Losses 3 Tie ~ Top Left: I{ ichard Bradley, PJt Magee, Mike Barry, Matt Magee,. Chr.is Halcrow , C o ~~h Y : Chris Reimis, Tris tan Phillips, Mike C<1ppo zi, Jack Detlsing, Nicui,li Belinsky, J€5 Se Doke. M\ddle Le ft : Jonn En.1mcH:\ , Ad J08 109 VI AI \ ",'t r ... il v Girl .. St 'N (l R n a yp o r \· Hlll~ Point \<\It''';l h,l mplc1T1 BaYP Overa ll Record 6 Wins 6 Losses League Record 6 Wins 2 Losses 1996 League Tournament Champi Gi rls Varisty Tenni ~ ons!!!! Bayport-Bluc -Point 5 Middle Country Bayport-Illue Point 2 Mt. Si l1 l . V Bayport-Blue Point o Sayvilk Bayport-Blue Point 6 Rocky r ni nt Bayport-Blu c Point 1 Middle Cuuntry Bayport-Blue Point 3 Comscwogue A Ilayport-Blue Point 4 ComM." .vugue Ilayport-Illue Point 1 Stonvk ook Ilayport-Illue Point 1 Mt. Sill a Bayport-Blue Point 6 Rocky !'oint R Bayport-Blue Point 1 Ston ~ hook W Ov~rall Record 4 Wins S League Reco rd 4 Wins R Irft: Sean Dwyer, Eric Ca rlsson, Ryan Humann, Nick Ca rleton, Adam Gillette, Joe Tom .-w, Coach Maningo. Middle Left: Greg Warrington, Dave Val e nti, Justin Bradley, Bryn Diutt, Mike Franzese, Mike Vt'nt'ro. Bottom Left: Rob Scognamilo, Bryon Rose, Craig I I Top Ldt: AJexis Mottl, Melinda Juliano, Kavita Tanguturi Bottom Ldt: earloine \em", <:raig ,:h,,,ach, Anthony Votino, James Carleton, Ryan Suhr. E T B~vdallder, EUen Tilden, Sarah Desmond, Sarah Hawkins, Dawn Thyb~rg. S I Y T L T I E N N G N I S 113 112 f I V I A I R S P I Top Left: UiJl Form.ln, Ric h Baker, Fril.nk Hartm.m n, D,we Blasknpf. Bottum Le ft : Ja !Io n Flynn. Rob Ru ~ ~ o , John Erd man, COilch Smith, Aa ron Smith. H T A I Y N T B o o M W S L I N G 114 115 Varsity Girls Winter Track G B Plan' in Leagut': 7th o Small School Champion: 4th Place I y R L s S Top L(,·ft: Dnm S.lvio. Mdtt Dut1.:-dh, Mike Black, Nick Clme r,mo, Tr.wi. .. Harrison, C(> 11 6 11 7 B \'arsity Boys BdsketL II J o JUnior Varsity Boys Basketball Baypor l . Blu ~ P()int 38 Babd n Bayport-nlue Point 57 Hamrilltl Bays Bayport-Blu.: p,li nt 53 Uabylon 56 R y Bayport-Blul' Point 61 B.l~Vt, rt · llh l \· Po!nl 59 HamplCl n Bay:> 30 Harb, 'r Fields Bayport·llluc Point 43 Patci vtgue Ail ypon-mue P" in! 3< Sa ... ,·iII .. 42 Bayport-Blue Point 41 B ,\~· p~lf1·Il h lt.' Pmnt 61 Ea':- ! 1 ~li p 56 E. b lip Ra yport-Blut'Pmnl 51 Patchogue - 58 Baypurt-Bh,H.' Point (,0 Piers( ' 71 Mt:dford V s Bayport·llluc Point 50 BaYI'"r1- lI[U(' I'o;n\ 6~ rul1 J<,fft'rwn S.W.I' 44 Bayport-mue Point 42 Mi lL \. Place BaypMt.!3hle Pom! 55 SWR 56 Bayporl,!lIw Pp;nt OJ Miller Place 52 B 11~ 11 9 V A J R R 1unior \' Jr~ltJl Girls Basketball I V')rsity ~j rl ~ UJ.~k" l ,II tJdy port-Blue PtJint 30 Hamplon Bay!'> I. O'\,\'I" 'fl·OIu .. r ,oj llt :'0 S H" lrtl'~ " I!..I~ Bolyport-Bluo! Point 2i SayTiIll' 2S ! B.~yp , \n - Blu~ p• •,n ! H ~ .l yVI B.'Iyt:'Ort-tJI IlI' Point 41 Amil\'\'iU e :!; 8 .. yp" rt ·Rh ll' 1" '111 \ .17 Alnlt. '1.- Bayport-Blue Pomt 44 PoIItd;ngu{' 31 V 8.1)'p_. rt·Blu\· I" 'mt r .II. )" ,,' Bayport-~llIe Pomt 46 SOllthh.lmpton 32 U,lyporl-I3I u.:' " l>I nl "<7 (;I.. p I ~ ·rill(' r P1,\C,' i Bayport-8Iut' Poinl BJ V!'NI·Bhh· [\'ln t E I-I,. ,. '7 Hil yp " rt ·Jl!uE' I',.jnt " .... \-\' .1 Bajl'0rt-Blue Pomt C(l m :;c q\1gu~' 22 A B d)' ~lrt-Blu(> Point "33 Shoreham 31 H ' l~ pl'rl·Hlm' r " lnl '"H Cum li "lio \' Bayport -B IllE' Point .16 Rockv r"" tnt ::.u T A,l\r" rt . Hhw f'puJ( ·6 Mill., 1.)1 ,' 8.1y po rt-Bllll!' Poinl Mt S;nai :t, K,I)'I'lln ·HlIll' )'p;nl 5/, Rl.d.. . R 1111 1 B Top Ldl: Coach Atnre, MiHy Noonan, Amanda Panncnb.KkeT, Kate Cronin. Buttom Ldt: Tara Klett, len L Wceks, TMrl Tripoli, Kristen Br('nll,lll. 125 T r Picturt:'d ht:'rl' \\'i th the: "new" Mr. & :vtrs. Zarcont:' art:' Ba yport·l3Il1t.' Point High School's 1993 Girl .. Cro:,:, Country Ch T u D E N T l I F E 126 Ecology Club Key Club Pictured Top Left to Right: Dr. Fiorenli (Kiwilni!' Advi~ o r), Meg,1n Petretti, Mike Black, Jen Carroll, Jen Wech l, Mr. Zarcone. Bottom Left to Righ t: Jc1r ret Rose, Ohany Pulipati, Doug Bortzfield, Paule Pictured Ldt to Rig hi : Nicolt> Terri, Nocole Li psky, John Erdm,ln. Kyk Hclrtoll, l..lUrt.' n Anne Ka ziewicz. MilTS!:'1J. Mi->sing hom p ic luT I.:' : Trish Vandenberg. Jessie O lsen , Ali Mo ttl, Courtnt.'Y K,)pl,lIl, DJwn Joh nson. Advisor: Mr ~. Edgar. National Honor Society . ~ ~~. 'J::.r;k ~ . 'D 121' 129 National Science Olympiad Yearbook Pi ctured Left to Rig h t: Jeanine Ca rlsson, Lauren Knecht. Dcl w n Thybe rg, Tracy Hutchins, Sue Arcarola. M issing: Lauren Staudt, Ama nda Heimberg. Ad visors: Miss DiPalma ,lnd M rs. Be dell Pictu rl:'d To p Lt'lt to Right; D.lVt' J (l hn~ o n . Amly Br ig h t, Jnhn Cind li . Middle Left to Right: Mr. Dolce, Do ug Rortz fi<:ld, Bhdny Pu lip P.ntilipa tion in tht' Scit'nct' Oly mpiad hol~ received much ,lC d ,lim ,lnd recogniti on for ib cn':il ti vity .1nU con tribu ti on to sci· ence cductltion nation all y from busint'5S .lnd ind ustry, govern m l'lll cl nd institution s o f highvr leilrning. Emphasis is pl,}ccd on • higher academic sla nd.lr< .. J..; : d cm o n s tr , ) Ii() n ~ o f s kills thro ug h • •• pl'rformanct' It'sting; It'.l rlling throug h h ., his yea r ' ~ 1e,l m fini shed 6th p lace in th\.' r e ~iona l l o llrn a m e nt. Ad\·i:,o rs- Mr. O(l lce and Mrs. Ldgar a r t.~ thrilled with tht:, k'Jm's cfl lll illllt' d succe::.s. Me mbl:rs of the teJ m ptl rticipatt'J in the fo l l (\win~ ('venh: Bi o Prnt.· l'.'> .. LJ b, Ce ll i3io log)', C h l.· Jll i ~ l ry Lab, FJrth Science Lab, Metric Mtl stery, Mi ssio n Possibk, Periodic I db l ~ , Prl.l pdkr Pro pu ls io n, Physics Lab, Q utl li tJti v\.' Analysis, Rvcld Sc hlllJ r, I{ocks, M ine r.11s a nd Fos ... il... , Scie nct:.' o f Fitness, Sn ,lmb('r, Tllwl" r Building, Trt'e- Me nJ ou"', Whil l Art' Yo u Try ing To Te ll Me, and Wrik ItiDo It. Pictured Left to Rig h t: Lauren Knecht, Jo hn Erdman, Meghan Petretti. Missing: Dawn Jo hnson, Stlndi Birkla nd, Hea the r W hite, Bra ndy Ki lt hau. Ad visor: Mr. M ikd bank 130 131 MATHLETES STUDENT COUNCIL .. ·ol...,. .. ,. "... I" ' j N ",• ... ! " I i I Pictured Left to Right Advisor: Mrs. Pitkewicz, Bhany Pulipati, Doug Bor tzfield, Sue Carroll, Pictured Le ft to Right: Ma tt Jo hn!;on, Mike Capozzi, len Pascarella, Trevor Harrison, Bob Jen CArroll, Matt Cinelli. Haas, Jacque McCormack. Missing: Dawn Johnson Advisor: Mrs. Murphy i l ACADEMIC DECATHALON DAEMON r, Pictured Left to Right: Sandi Birkeland, Kyle Barton, Doug Bortzfield, Bhany Pu lipah, Caro Pictured Left to Right: Courtney Kaplan, Kyle Barton, Ali Mottl, Andy Bright. Advisor: Ms. line Bevelander, Andy Bright, Dave Johnson. Advisor: Mr. Cou rtney Va hey 132 133 Peer Leadership .r .. Front Row ; Kerry Brown, Nicole Scherer, Chris Dolct'. Middle Row: Laur~n Knecht. Anthony Vn linc1, Vicky Cimmino, Jamie Seerman, Katie Latona, Dawn Johnson, Mary Noonan. Back Row : Megan Pelretti, Laura Christt:'nsen, Matt Murphy, Karl Scherer, Mike Francezt't Julie Ka · ziecit'7" Hea ther White, Amanda Heimber, Lauren Staudt. Student Art League Liam A1exander Sawant'e Khongsawatwilll Jessica l3Iack Ca rol Mehaffey Jennifer Brown Al ex is Moltl Daniell e Cook Barbara Nunziata Joshua Ddrbee Jessie Olsen Amanda Heimberg Ken Schlichling Dawn Johnson Ad am Siaudl Courtney Kaplan Lauren Staudt R,lChe i Kedgins Trici a Van den Bergh 5awakhun Khongsawatwaja As her Williams Advisor: Ms. Spina 134 Zlea4q~c e~ qooJ, ~, IJeJi JoIe£le/I- lei if 'UMi 'Unid tk. ~ u ~ lid tk. ~ u 1JeJi! Bed~todL, Mom-c ~d Mil-. c MIU. BtUeff ~nn~rrrrTT~~••••••••••• ~rr~TT~'·~~~~~-~-~-~-~-~~~_~W~O~R~L~i~T~O~U~R~~- - ~-~"~~~-----': • • • • • • • • for Christopfie7; : YES I I I RU SSE LL . 'Dear Sharon, • • • • To miana mavid, : :you are trufy a specia[ young man.: • • • : Its amazing how time faes, I can remem6er as • • • • : 'Ks'-ep tfie right in your eyes and fove in: CONGRRTULRTlONS ON YOUR GRROURTION : if it were yesterday that I was fwMing your • • ~our fortitude is great, r. fi rr_ • "ONLY THE BEGINNING" • • • your fiea rt. JItways OtwW your : : • • attfe hand and wa[f(;Jng you into kindergarten. • • ~our taf.ent innate. • • 'lI(pw, fiere you are! :!\gady to ta!<:g on whatever • • tfreatns. Lo : Cl-::L. ~ • • 1(eep your efforts high vel \.".1'1 "WI'. rife 6rillgs your way! • • t'I,{ tTl../ rr ----==--f"'2J. : • • ~~&J~ • • • 'We are so very proud ofyou and want you to • • aruf your onfy fimit is the sk.}!. Being a 25 year • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• resident of KJWW that we'[[ a[ways support your interests • • • • 'f)ear ']I(jcho[as, Bay port and h a ui ng ~21. ~ in what you want to do. 'But wfien you get • • .f my son Denis and • • you aia it' daughter Danielle Bay's Edge Reality Inc. • • Congratu[ations, miana, on conjusea, just remem6er to !<:gep (jod in tfie • • We are very proua of !fou. Jts !f0U enter the Gig • goo n t 0 coli e g e, 284 West Main Street • • .f • our liuing in the DEDUK"" Sayville, New York center ofyour rife, 6ecause J{e wi[[ never steer • • worM out there, !f0u wi[[ come across man!fgooa : community has • • graduating in three years. Licensed Real Es t ;;lt~ AgE:'H t 11782 your wrong!!! Congratufations! • • o'P'Portullities, a[wa!f:5 mal(e chaises tfr.a.t feefgooa • a Iw ay s bee n a t Business (516) 563-1616 • • • wonderful place o Residenl (5 16) 472-2771 • • in!f0urheart.Youwi[[Ge$uce$$fu{ Itseemsfzkg : call home. 'We fove you! • • Top Se lling Agent 1993 • • yesteraa!f !f0u graauateafrom nursery schoof. It's : 'Mom, Papa & Linrisey • JU[ our Love, Top Selling Agent 19Y4 • 6eengreat watching!fougrow into a wonaerfu[ • SERV ING BAYPORT. BLUE POINT, BOHEM IA. Top Producer 1995 • • • SAYV ILLE, WEST SAYV ILLE, AND OAKDALE Million Dollar Producer . • !Mom mad aruf l£[aine ljOuna man. : • • Master's Club • • qooa [ucIC. toaa!f anaforever, !f0U makg us proua, : • • • • we a[[ rove !fOUl • .",_. 10. K~.., .A.'-I""JI .. - '''P'W''tllU ..'iI_lI(llr D.i"'U(>tW"\.M ..."...,tl ~OI ~~r~ooJ'-,f' C(NTlJ!"'<':i T 'r¥'C'l1e." • • • • ~ ...... ,'''' 'I:"~C'''>:'''''111 R_ 1'''.,11 (;·V\XIfIIO"1 ~...., .... "olQlrr\_.' 01 Co!"\ury;' ROI" f. "~ T . C~ "oCn • • • f':Yooj Hn"s ...... O~ .... ~ ~ EACH (JfF ~ f. IS lNOE:F'e'N Of NIL y O~F.O 10. "'0 OPF.RATED • • • • Mom, 'Daa, 'Dan, 'Tom, ana JenfUJ • I 11111111111111111111111111111 1 11111 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • June, 1996 • • ... "'Two roaas aivergea in a wool, ana J-- • 'Dear Steve, • 'Dear Heather, • Janet, • J took. the on£ fess travef.ea 6y, [[ • ''Jt 1W0ntide have you 6een in our twifight ... you have : Ylna tfult fws maae a[[ the aifferences." 'Ilie hTnc hos jifUJ[fy come thot !Jou wi start : rc-. .f ··t.f hail w has 6een Our fwpes for your future are as great and • 'l{p6ert 'Trost another part of !Jour fIfe . 'We are 50 prowl of a[[ : wat~u among us a spm , anu your s 0 far reaching as our feefings ofpride for tfie person : 'Dear Courtney, your achievements. you are very SPECI!it£ to a[[ : a right upon our faces." you have Gecome and tfie decisions th.a t have : CongratufatlO1lS on your graauation! May the su£C(Ss mat you. of us. Jl.L,'WJtYS /(eep thot Geautifu[smife tfr.a.t so : It is withgreat pride that we congratu[ate you, Grought you this far. : . liave e:r:penencea tfirongfwut your scfwo[ years fo[ww !I,Ju tnto tlie. ,lII4n!f of US treasure! 'R.§memGer, Heather, JO& : yourjrienris and tfie dass of '96 on your graduation. • :future. j G' ') graduation markJ tfie end of an important • I.iYW'YO'7J.2(H'EJt'/('T!7fian/(gou or ringing so. 'With manyfiond memoriesj we thanc- you, tfie .: YI[ways 6e your "genuine seq" ana stick. to your a .{, • I\.. part ofyour rife, Gut afso tfie Geginning of endfess : : commitments, foffDwil1g the raaa tfUlt you 6efieve to 6e tile 6est' 11Iuch. jO!f into our fives. 'Be fr.a.PP!f an neverjorget : cross country, and tfie tracf( team .. jor sharing with cfwices and opportunities. Jt{ways cfwose with • .UJ !]v{, fiow much !Jou are fovea. 'We wi[[ miss !f0u very • : : ve, om I1Iuch. whife !f0u are awa!f at co[fege, Gut rememGer : us your cfwlfenges, joys and accomp[isnments wisdom and fwnesty. : : • : t1iat we witt a[wa!fs Ge here for !f0U' : througfwut these past four years. 'We fove you and fwpe you find success and • ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::. : {('This season has enaea. 'But ... fet each season encircf.e · happiness in a{{ you cfwose to do. 'We wi{{ a{ways • • • : : Chris, C07{(j:R.fl.TUL5'l'TIOS rIO (mE CL5'lSS O'J : a[[ tfie otfier seasons. JInd fet tOdayem6race tfie past · Ge fiere for you. :: you liave worR!asohara ana come so for. 'We are so 1996! : with remem6rance and tfie future with fonging ... " : : proua of eve11jtfiing you've aone alIa eve11jthilltf you arell! Love, : J{appin.ess, success and a[[ of our.... Love, : • 'Ifwmas Jefferson saia "J 6k.e areams of the future 6el ter Mom, 'Daa, 'BoG, & J :• • ",,-ever,,' give up, a,way(6s edeve ( in yourse':)rrfi, O,wW rr_ your ureaf tItS • (reams come true! •: • : ana soar to your aestiny!!! 'We Love you!'! Love,. : : Mom &1Jaa Mom, 'Daa, anaJasoll : · ------. - - ~ .. ------~~----~------...... : • • • • Suffolk County Poll,. Conl.,.n,. • • Post Office Box 1 • Patchogue, New York l1m-OOOI • • 516- 874-4674 • • 'Proud of our Police" • • • • • • State of N", York • l:acorpor.ated. 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Smith, 7'rnstee JInarew'I. Wittman, Jr. 7'rnstee JIpri[ 1]' Jimato, 1Jistrict C[er/( :frances Mafy~ 1Jistrict 7'reasurer 1(U/iard W. Curtis, Superintenaent ofSchoof 1Jorfeese J. Stewart, Chief 'Business JIdministrator 149 50 151 d ~ . , '.'p'.~:-"..:"·.....,-N,. = The firs U.S preside'nl to .... Isil f'Jorther Irl!laPti I Presm nt ClInton ret:eNes a WJfTT1 Christi r'laS welC:o !or h"S show of SJPP 01 for peace bc!\',een l«e!iG~ n eartr.qllJ"e ~ins 51 peop4t 1ns/1 ProIeSliInts;md calhollcs Aon the resort -Studded Pcci'tc ~ COJ$I 0' Mexico. The Quake um-C"J ie Mantyn InfliCts Inl hons of dollars of measu-res 7 5 on e Rlch:er Hda n: mthe Virgin Islands In September. Winds scale and Is ftort 330 r'1IIeS a.. ·. lay up 0 127 miles per hour~ere l1 damage hall the "" MeXICO Clly. homes on 51 Thomas, ope John Paul II Vi$liS N, . rench I ra"~ port a!iO i1 \·Jor .... ers trike ag.aln!'t Jersey. He'll Ycri\. iU11l their gavgrnment fllrougllOU I thillllOlllt1 f P F MJryIJl\d. and aOdresses ln~ Occeomber. shulllng down the alrlmes anlj the UOII Nat ions. He speaks l: flash melrO system alter France Increases Ill'll on social economic. pOl:hco o In November, the Republic 01 retirement age fl om 50 10 55 and Jengl hens ond moral themes. tM work Yteek frem 37 W 39 h UIS III eHorts Ireland narrowly passes a to cut spending. referendum calling lor an end to the country's 1937 constilulional ban on divorce. While competing in an International balloon ra ce in rap allis! Christo creates Septem ber, two hot air W'Wrapped Reich",g" lor ball oonists , one Engl ish an d Ihe ell)' 01Berlin by cowrillQ one American . are stl ol down tile formrr home of the Ge rman II' !at .. MJI/, a doctor perfom . when their ball oon lIoats off pari men! wilh one million course over Belarus. The square feot 01sli ver fab nc Itmerg~nry ~unlcf)' dbOdrd Cr: 8elarussian army sees tile in June . ball oo n as a security threat and AinvdY~ ~iqht 3J u~ing. il Wd, IIres without warning. The balloonists lailio their death . IldlHjt:'r. a ~mre JOld forio.llnd J More than four years al1er s(i\~~ ~leNi!eu in bran.o~ to m!' Oeserl Storm . Iraq 's President Saddam Hussein remains in power, though two 01 his sons-in-law defect to Jordan by d collJ(r.Ied lunq on August 8 and call for Hussein 's overlhrow . eads 01ma ny of the 186 ahitian protests escalat~ Hmember nalions gather in Tinto riols atter France New Yo tk to celebrate the 50th de nates a nuclear te st del anniversary of the UnIted ope blooms for peace in Bosnia when Bosrua 's President i 50 miles from the Sou t c 17.131 O\'1C (left) shakes hands with Serbia's Presrderrt MHosevic Na t 'o ~s :n Octobe r. H is nd. France's Septtlm ~ r on the openlllO day of he November cease-lire talks In Dayton. OhiO. resum pt ion of tests al1er a Croatia''$, President Tudjman looks on. The ensuing Paris peace three- year morator urn bill agleemenl of December send s 601000 NATO peacekeeping troops 10 global condemn.a tlOn. the war· torn country. Great Bnlain's Princess Diana shocks Bucking ham Palace with In a powerful address to the Shock waves hilllie Middle East Marxist Cuban President Fidel a lell-all BBC interview. Delying U.N.'s Fourth World Conference when Israe!i Prime Minister Castro abandons his Havana In July. without public Securities trader Nicholas Madman SllOko Asahara. leader Fitty years aller the end o' Russian ligure skater Sergei royal protocol, she discusses her on Women in Beijino . China Yitzhak RabIn is shot and killed cIgar and military faltgues lor a explanations. Burma's military Leeson is arrested ill Germany 01 the Japanese apocalyptIC War II Japan rememb{,l ~ Quebec. Canada's largely french· Grinkov. 28. collapses and dies marriage to un fa ithful husband, anended by 30 .000 women from \"Jhil e leaving a peace rally in Tel suit and tie on a diplomatic visit rulers flee the country 's most in Malch 1995 lor fraud . forgery. religious cult. Aum Shinrikyo. is killed by the atomic bomt speakIng province. defeats an from a hea rt attack dUring Prince Charles. her struggle with 180 countries. U.S. First Lady Aviv November 4 His murderer, to New York in Oclober, where famous political prisoner, Oaw and breach-oHrus\. Leeson arrested on May 16 and charged dropped on Hiroshima. A October re ferendum on Ouebec practice with his wile· partner depression and bulimia. and an Hillary Rodham Clinlon declares. Jewish extremist Yigal Arnir. he tries to convince the U.S. to Aung Sail Suu Ky i. leader of the racked up a $1_32 billion loss \.... ith the Tokyo subvlay nerve-gas building lett sta nding aft,:~ iOCle pendence by a margin of Eka terina Gordeeva on extramantal aHair. The majority "Vlomen"s rights are human fanatically opposes peace iiI! its 33-yp.ar-old Hade embargo pro-democracy movement and that caused the collapse of anack Ihallch 12 people dead blast. now a memorial Cl It trot' less thiln one percent. November 20. The paIr won two of English people express !heh ri gh t s.~ to a desk-thumpmg. negotiations with the Palestine on still-communist CUba. -es Nobel peace laureate, aher six Barings PLC. the 233~year4 a ld and injured 5.500 more in Man'l~ . Atomic Bomb Dome. syr Olympic gold medals and lour support and sympathy. liberation Organization. years of hOlise arrest. British bank. applCluding audience. Ihe horro rs of war and ttJP world pairs lilies. of peace. m1tl l1\Ials In space berom~ '1 June VOIcaI1lC e~ptJOOS grve birth to II bab'/ Fomrad€S I" space atter !)t 1 nd A r.ew member ot the onoa Isla-nds. Dfrc d~111Q of the U S, rQ" near No'" ZEaland, 900 t er ~IOh and s""ce SIlu",. A/101m" .n~ 140 feel .. ,de Ru r,sLa'&, MJrt;p.acl ~t'n:(ln on June 29 AsUa"J.' Robe~ Gibson (In rOOI 0",,1, ~ 1 'Mull nl ,m ImpfOperty tosmonau! Vlad!ml, DezllulDV. flash AcJ~d leSI tube.11 J lertJ.lty ANer a decade-long search , c~nlc ~ womJF11n tho Nfltoorlolnds scientisls isolate what may be 'J1Ve5 bnt t1 10 twin bOYS ear h 110m the most important cancer· • d ~""'m ra lncr relaled gene. The delective gene known as ATM is M ," ..II,' ~P"" eI ,tI> I associated with can cers 01 the breast. colon. lung . pox vawot. kAfN fJtai. stomach. pancreas and skin, and may be carried by two million Americans . Astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope observe new 'l.h."l'CO!OQ sts (HSCOIlE!J;1 moons orbiting the planet AJ , OOO ·yea r~ lomb In M Saturn , adding at least 2 lit' Is belev.U10 hold I"" moons and possibly 4 to lemalRS 0152 sons 01 Saturn 's previously known Ram,", II, Prora"" 01 Eg'iPI tala I 0118. A team 01 French and British asp.. l rchers .announce [h explorers believe they have lound an ancient hreed of ho rse lhoy oSClatert • Qf R nave previously unknown to mK:e linked 10 obes.lty. Mice lJ'fel rush to slares tor Ihe scientists . In November, the Wi lli a nlulal rl OB gpne ,v B~v mpulOr oD raunO The m APollo ' 3_~ Ir lour·lonl high horse with a nteclcd yr.th the hormone ~ysJ III Wlndmvs 95 'SPurred frt' I the summer jlftet' r.mlllg triangular head . which pM ~11I11Q III dran'Lal MICrosoft Corp. s $700 ""ilIOn many of ,IS "",nes ,,<0<1 NASA, publoeoty barng. and Ih resembles the vanished horses ....'ti ght loss. 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IS rell C~ed 10 If I' Jeopeoed e>:Nbi{S or lhc famed Ilch IS With II 10 Ite m al ,no CJn~nna1 1 Z Breaking the Surface, the autObiography 01 Greg louganis, former U.S, Olympic gold -medal diver who revealed earlier thai he has AIDS, debuts al No . 2 on the best-seller lisl. Popcorn magnate Orville h SlO(lher Reeve, in a Redenbacher. who Iranslarmed CI.... hedchair and hooked up to popping corn into a gourmel a por1a.ble r pirator. appears item. dies on September 19 with his wile. Dana. at the from heart tailure , amela lee ot "Baywatch fa me and h~ba I American Pamlysis Association's Tommy Lee, Motley GrU e drummi:L ille th , a annual gab on November 9. I\. Iready well known for her P Two Chinese women set a new ofthe p, ny Ihos ye." frequent ly caught IJy Ih less than five monlhs after a fall Guiness world record in I"'\appearances in Aero smith press engagino in public dl!)plays of aNecholl from a hors e ~ tt 111m almOsl musIc videos 19-year-old AltCla November by living in a room A I O-year -old SI. Louis SCllOOlboy. tola"l paralyzed. lor 12 days with 888 poisonous Sll\'erslone ~ ie'ltS stardom t\Lury Champ,gn.llI, becomes a snakes . The previous world Wllh tne 1995 summer movie "T7rallblazer Shannon Faulkner (hand to h ~1 1 hero by taking control of his school record , set in Singapore in hI! Clueless. I 'withd lflws fr om the Citadel atter coilapsln bus after the driver suHered a stroke. during -n.ll w•• k· Faulkner sifl1llehandedly 1987, was 10 days with Champagne is later awarded a $10 ,000 200 snakes. allempl.edlObu st the oe nder barrier al lhe scholdrship by the bus company. all-male Soulh carolina military tnslJlutlOn. Millions 01 Americans tune in to Bill Gates, founder and chairman Martha SIB'Narfs TV show. of the computer giant Microsoll. Favorite of America's heartland John F. Kennedy, Jr., is subscribe 10 her magazine. and becomes the v/ealthiest man in HOI actor Anlonio Banderas lalls Sandra Bullock lollows ur Actress Demi Moore becomes for his YOII Might Be A Redneck cofounder and editor-in-chIef 01 read her books. The popular tile world on the success 01his In love with anothe r screen sex star- making role in Speeu \ the highest paid woman in II.,. jokes, Georgia·born stand-Up G80rrJt!!. a Olossy new magazine cooking and home-decorating company's soth'lare. His book symbol Melanie GriHlth duri ng Seventies superstar John the gentle romance Wllil }I Hollvwood. able 10 command comic anCl author JeM Foxworthy covering Amerrcan pOlitics. entrepreneur builds an empire by Tfle Road Ahead hits The New the lilming of Two Much Travolta's malian-picture $l{S million per movie, even Hounded all his life by the press, Were Sleeping. Bullock's t, gets his own ABC sitcom in Model Beckford Tyson. singled Miss Oklahoma Shawntel Smith packaging a distinctiVe American York Times best-seUer list. Banderas wil! co-slar with comeback in the 1994 hit Pufp aher this year's Ilop at Ule box Kennedy joins their ranks, wholesome imag e ear ns be which he plays himsell . oul by Ralph Lauren 10l his all is crowned Miss America on nostalgic style. Madonna rn the film version of Fiction continues with starrino "Entertainer of the Year ~ Office Tile Scarlet Letter, loosely contriboling a feature interview Ameri can looks. signs ilin September 16. During the Evita aM will star in Ste ven roles in Get Shorty and basad on Hawthorne's classic. to each issue. nomination from EnUutaim exclusive contract wilh the broadcast 01til_ 75th pageant. Spielbefg-produceCl Zarro. Broken Arrow. Weekly magazine. fa shion dcsioner in 1995. viewels phone in their votes 10 retain the 5wimsuil competition. - BC's hoSPItal drama ' E R .. conlinoes to Ndraw hioh raMQ SI hrollUhO'l.J I 1995 thanks to Iis/lramalic reallsrn and Ihe appeal of llandsome Georoc Clooney (moddle right), supermode1 n w CIndy Crawtord~ latest date. [lIY1~~ L,tet&.1 ." . rl~~d II J ... 11 "url h.1 ~"1l.t- ~ . . V" • I\~( flash MTV introduces "Singled Oul. ·· an over-the-top dating game oy Story is the worid s !irSI show where contestants ask Tenlirefy complItef-ammated random, pointless qu!stions of film Released by Disney during a crowd 01 suitors, sight the Christmas season. It features unseen , unlillhe zany answers tile VOices 01 Tom Hanks, Tim have eliminated aU bul that he fifth actor to play 007 in e cndufiOO I f1 n ;lOd Don Rickles. one pertect love match . Tseries beQun If! the 19605, Pierce BroSSl.:l. ab.lndons hiSAs ton artin f r a BMW Z3 3: AccordinGto a Roper Youth Roadster In Goldeneye_ the liltes, and , some ~ Poll , the two hottesl TV shows say, best Jamos Bond movie. among teens this season ar! the daytime soap "Days of Our Three 1995 mow:!s bring Jane Austen da" lives" and the evening soap I 10 tM silYef screen- Clue less. based on " Melrose Place ." Austen 's novel Emma, and Sense and $ens.l and Persuasion "The Jon Stewart Show," a late-night talk show aimed al Generation X, fails to catch on. During the linal1allinu, host Stewart says, "To allihose people who said my show im Carrey earns $20 million for the starring wouldn 'llas1, I have only one - J(ole in the comedy Ace Ventura: Wh en thing to say. Good call. " Nalure Cal/s, a sequel 10 the exlraontinarily popular Ace Vel/lum: Pet Detective. ne popular NBC TV senes "Friends" returns Tlor a second highly rated season. lis runaway success inspires less successful isney Pictures con.tinue5 im lations by other networks. line 01a nimated alman Fo re~'er. with Val D BKilmer in the tille role and blockbusters v/lth Ihe NIIII't'e Chns O'Donnell as Robin, Amencan legend Pocahorrt becomes tile lhird Batman The picture previews. in NBvI mOVie and the summer's top· York's Central Park to an gTosc;l ng film outdoor audience of 200,oon Devoted tans will not be denied another season 01 NBC 's sitcom ~ Sei nfeld " after all. Creator Jerry Seinfeld decides to keep his "show about nothing '" going for an eighth season. AlthOugh ABC can",ls her TV Atter an unpromising start. Whitney Houston stars in the Denzel Wa shington. critically Fox TV's "The X Files" stars series "My So-Called Ule. ~ Conan O' Brien quietly gains December film reiP.ase, Waiting acclaimed for his performances David Duchovny as an FBI agent 17-year-old Claire Oanes hits the In the suspense ·thriller S· Horror-fiction author Stephen popularity as hosl 01NBC 's ''Lale to Ex/la/e. adapted from Terry in films Crimson Tide and Devil len years aner creating Ihe who investigates supernatural big screen In How 10 Make an he2:rtthrolJ Brad Pitt attrJct: King signs a deal wilh Signet Night." a slot previously tilled by McMillan's best-selling novel in a Blue Dress. receives highest Jl1 llar comic strip "C al vin and phenomena. The show becomes Americdll Quilt. To Gilli(11l on Her wide male audience witt; til' books to release his upcoming David letterman. Lonerman's about the lives of four middle praise from the City of Los HOb bes," cartoonist Bill a surprise hit. giving millions of 37th Birthday. and Romeo and performance as a detec rh.oe story, Til e Green Mile, as a current show on CBS slowly crass African·American women . Angeles. which honms him with W~tt ersof1 retires ill Oeceilltler. viewers reason 10 look 10r\vard to Juliet wi th Leonardo DiCaprio the trail 01 a serial killer who. paperback series. loses viewers. Houston sings the tille song lor the Martin Luther King. Jr., stayinu horne on a Friaay night. the movie soundtrack, which Award for his philanthropic work as Iler co-slar. murders are based on Ihe s. enjoys brisk sales. on behalf of children. dead ly sins . • TI,. Chll:ago-baseO rock band Smashing Pump!< ns I ,.1 ..... 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Bowie " nd'umd r.lP group tours Europe with Morrissey as CBO rlfJ Thugs·n-HarmoIlY' I his o~en l ng act. 10 Ihe lop 01Ih a ch3rfS wi:1 some okHashtOned lQrmon ~ The Red Hot Chiti Penpers lone on lho .Ioom f. '999 em" , down their trademllrtl bawdiness in their newest album, One HoI Minute. " iIO'IIIHo ...rtf1 styli and o 0 On. and Ufllr! R~har soull I pop sonus make Y In it hos of c..&Iebntte$ Hooll ....d 1110 BlowfISh popular U, n"'ll 01 U1e ot.tlY Roc, ormer Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl plays a new 'avDflles Thel, debut album and-ROIl Hal of fame ano Fsounrl as gu \;111'1 and I ad ,Ioger In 'he 1'00 Cracked ReJr 1'",,, sells o'ler 5 Mu ..um '" CIMland 011 ant!'s TLC " honored '1 lhe FiOh ors. an aIlernatrve lock band that enlO'ls lhree millon, and Ihe group Is named Seplember f. ABillboa rd Mus~ Awards for slno~s oU Iherr ..If.I,'lI!d debut .fIlum rn 1995. ee.t New Artist al lh. M1V pro\lldulg tViO 0111 yea(s bioge~ 1 MUSICA wards In September hrls. "Creep" and ~Wa t e rf iJlls" both I.ad ,he HOi 100 .mDies charts h;lrweek$:. A hard-luck stOI Y'I rtflS 1'110 Selena r 23'Y"Jr'okI Tej3llO Stdies Icon Jerry Galtl3. B... d), whose sell·.,r-II The chart-topping movu o'/l!!rnighl 5uccblln II c: 01 ml SIC ueen IS gUI J1l.!d (lown III pialln,m drd nole "I Beatl ~mil nta rtlurns il11995 wll soundtrack Daflgt!r'lus .\41 g\JIt.HI~1 uf The GlittflfUl 0ei.1 01"'1111 Ca '1actian ShJrUa TIIl.1in. brim In 5e ~ Former L.A. LaMers point guard Uallta B'3Ves edgt Ih' " Earllin "Magi'" Johnson TICII"\' no Indli:1ns 1· 0 m game to ",n lhe Wo.1d Serre, on announces a return to basketball;n January 1996. Odober 2B CIoSI"O p'tche, ""ark Johnson retired in 1991 WOIl'''' ~ap, lor rol when he (jiscollered he was HIV positive . The Northwestern University N .~ Jerse~' DtNll! Vim Wildcats-long a gridiron NalJorta Hockey laughingstock-pile up ten Ltague. Stanley Cup, lIiclories in 1995 and go to the bea:m.Q the heavt~i tao(C)red Ro se Bowl for the first time OeUOIt Red Winos tn tOUI """"" t""1> ~r Steffl Graf si nce 1949. s!r.Jogb t games. Gwtlo won ollrve GfitIt! Slam I,rles 1995. ends the In his lirsllight in tour years, prof... oonal tonn Sta50n former wortd heavyweight ranked nwn r one m the won t1 champ Mike Tyson disposes of challenger Peter McNeeley in Jrt . , • fbt.tlln (k,"f', no 89 seconds. Tyson. who in March finished a three-year jail f'l'r~«'\ ~tr,~'1 ~1j'lfll't the Ir.tq"'" term for a rape conviction , earns $25 million for the for ml.J[h or t"e ,Nlumn I II '" August boxing match . temational 'SOcCtu star n i"'v 1995. p,tftf Blake. f'&'· J1~ ~P,H~ rI1l"pl" 1* nf Pete Sampras . winner of the IMichelle Akm , VI,,~ d '5 top IT&1 m New Zea13nd ill ~B~ 1995 men 'Ssingles wom,,, playel leads the U S. Ie 1- d.leals Donms \ub\ulIdud ~/1'let~ championships al Wimbledon women "s soccer team 10 a 2·1 tonnefS 183m In nyoung and the U.S. Open . ends Ihe sudden·dealh vlelolY ove, Arne: r-c.a' In the first ~ SV,' professional tennis seas on with Norwi3V In the U.S Cup 11' '" the 14lt-yeJr rnstory 01 tn a number-one world ranking . game 10 Augus . AmI'I"', Cup. Su~r 90'.'11 XXX the heaVIlY ,WO!ed n September, Baltimore Orioies shonstop tal R pkln. Jr. I>s Cowbu1s beal t!>e P'USbul1lh I, leves a ,ecord·stltJOg 2 13t consecutl\" games. S lm21-t7 Dallas OnterbolCKlan'l .. """"I., ul Iho slnklnfj laslboll 8rown icIs the game lor t Cowboys 'IIrth .lno f.itif learl1l1'i [J 10 sprok 111ft 5e(;ond 01hts I \~ IIIierceplions. and tS Eno'iti. l.A Drxlgers pilwer named MVP lor his heroics. ·.ldflO Norno. fo rnell.,. with the 'Iflletsu dufl.:l.kle-s in J!lDiHl. i<; named Rookls of the '{fa, Norna is tne SACOIlIJ Japanese· oom f1b1" to lOin Ibe US. 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