Completing the trilogy of local Amityville history written entirely by high school students using interviews, local newspapers, and documents, this journal contains 11 articles discussing the social, political, cultural, and educational scene of the community. The articles are: "De Facto Segregation in the Amityville School System,""The Civil Rights Movement in Amityville,""The Sally Thompson Case,""Physical Changes in Amityville: Post World War II-Present,""Amityville Department of Public Works,""Amityville Baylife,""The Amityville Record: Past and Present,""The Village Government of Amityville, 1945-1986,""The Expansion of the Amityville School System,""The Crimson Tide: Rich in Tradition," and "The Amityville Horror: Facts and Effects." It is richly illustrated with most articles containing end notes and a bibliography. (TRS)