This 1999 Syosset High School graduate's research into the "enzymatic...

This 1999 Syosset High School graduate's research into the "enzymatic production of hydrogen from sugar" got her through to the semifinal round of the 1998 Intel Science Talent Search.

Everybody turned in their Poison cassettes for Pearl Jam CDs, then traded their pint glasses at Boston's "Cheers" for coffee mugs at Manhattan "Friends" favorite Central Perk.

It was the '90s, a transitional decade both for society as a whole and some Long Island high school graduates who ended up finding fame.

See how well they transitioned by clicking on the link below.

Enjoy!

How Theresa Vazquez wound up injured on the parking lot pavement on her way to play bingo is at the center of a dispute. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn has more.  Credit: Newsday Staff; Gucciardo Law Firm

'It's so obvious on the tape' How Theresa Vazquez wound up injured on the parking lot pavement on her way to play bingo is at the center of a dispute. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn has more.

How Theresa Vazquez wound up injured on the parking lot pavement on her way to play bingo is at the center of a dispute. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn has more.  Credit: Newsday Staff; Gucciardo Law Firm

'It's so obvious on the tape' How Theresa Vazquez wound up injured on the parking lot pavement on her way to play bingo is at the center of a dispute. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn has more.

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