Bound Brook High School - Echo Yearbook (Bound Brook, NJ)

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Half yet remains 1 llllIhQ W , 19,721 .vlr ,X dh, W .QM ggi 'QQ A-Q Q? al gr, ,511 Sw ,, V , 3 'Haag ,,n,..,,. ,, , ' 1' if 5, W... 2 Listen to the exhortation of the dawn! i Look to this day For it is life, The very life of life QM . .git Q atv!-3 G wr S 3.,s,..... -J' of And tom For yesterday is but a dream orrovv only a vision: But today well lived Makes yesterday a dream of happiness And every tomorrow a vision of hope from the Sanskrit My interest is in the future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there. fxvw Charles F. Kettering QE? if H565 , 4'Lw':2: fa iw - V ' ' N J, 1,.'.,g,4,1:,,4:H.f ,g-nga K VA ff , , Q2 'fa M.. F L A J r ffsfegf w w 15955 3!EWm,,f Q, X Life is sweet because of the friends we've made And the things which in Common we shareg ,211- - af 1 . ssss sf km x Z Xsalfbg 'F an K We want to live on, not just for ourselves, But because of the people who Care. Edgar A. Guest s , ,IA u,.7l zf' f ,ug 'g32,,,,, MMM.. ' ' ff? ess 5 ug? I 59, 4, ow- '1' Q ,R X K 'Y Q 'vsrffazy W HL q w 1 E 1-al 4 rf'-if A year is . . . l the sparkle of snowflakes, the sweet melody of robins, the fragrance of roses, the gold and ruby of fallen leaves. l Q' KM 1. ' X A year is three hundred sixty-five reasons for beauty Three hundred sixty-five reasons for joy. Tina Hacker 'fx bam? 33,22 -9-M , Y L. m 556' 4- iz, A Tk , 51 1 aww PW , .fff , PM qw' ,ax nv ,gn- ..-4' g M.MW,,,,.,,,.mmf ' fx, 3 , ,h . y . , ib ffgi, -1 't 1,711 93 ff? y ' 'W 1 'ww uf O ww., -asv an Donna Marie Alexander September 1 What a woman, 'lYou're wild . . . Echo, Ski Club, Art Club, Nike Club, Field Hockey , . . Likes payday, shopping, Molson, partying, sleeping late, long talks, snowy days, meeting people, T.S., 'lblue car , shore, Outlaws, Aerosmith, Super- tramp, cruising with Lisa weekends, 'Freebird . . . Dislikes waking up after Sat. night, donuts, curly hair, stuck-up people, getting sick, running over bushes . . . Plans to become an interior decorator. Robert A. Ackerman March 3 Ack . . . 'This is true . . . Echo Ed., N.H.S. treas., Gold BB, marching and concert bands, Footlights Club, A.V.l.P,, Spanish Club, Boys' State Alternate, Colgate advanced placement summer session Likes the jersey Central, foreign languages, reading, chocolate, P.V.C. Meetings, slide rules, winter, snow, uncontrolled laughter, and New York City . . . College bound. ati ffl X, s Rl just got traded to the Rangers! lKim Slaterj 5 20 l'Our hot dogs are really fresh. lPatty Viscionej Frank Allaire February 13 Rebel . . . Likes fishing, motorcycle riding, hiking, working, archery, 65 G.T,O.'s, Neshanic Station, metal shop, cruisin' in fast cars, Aerosmith, ordering hoagies with Teeney, and stock car racing . . . Dislikes mosquitoes, BB, falling through the ice, broken shocks, and beat motorcycles . . , Future welder. Omar Ali June 8 Likes wrestling, the Bee Gees, boxing, watching Karate . . . Dis- likes study halls, waking up on Monday morning, walking to school, essays, school lunches . . . Future plans include working and going to night school. E I Sheryl Amorosa july 3 Evie . . . lllt was . . . different , 'lSweetie , How often LAC? . . . Flag Squad Cap., Echo, French and Latin Clubs, band, S.C ..., Likes sunny days, Wildwood, Howard dogs, pickles, sunflower seeds, sweaters, N 81 C crackable hair, 'the Lake , Ange's baby, laughing with wobbling knees at 6 a.m., francais avec Mrs. Young . . . Dislikes cones, being confused, picked on and hungry, llthem , stuck keys, skirt, and 8th floors . . . College bound. Richard M. Barber February 'I1 Rich, Boom-Boom, Boorbon . . . Football, Track, Key Club, Boys' State Delegate . . . Likes Wild- wood, Bruce Springsteen, Gergins, Torinos, M's, H's, cruising in the mountains, travers, Rangers, Bears, litteyes, eating at the view . . . Dislikes Route 35, Moon, Mondays, rainy days . . . College bound. l Denise Marie Ballent September 2 Bones . . . llYou'll see , l'Where'd he go? 'I don't know . . . Likes disco, cruising, football, Rilts, Rand C, munching out in health, Earth Science with Mr. Koup., Chemistry with Miss Bebo, Latin l with Miss Emhoff . Dislikes conceited and two-faced people, Monday morn- ings . . . College bound or straight to work. Carmen Barboni September 25 Cis . . . Likes weekends with lodi, classes with llFlash , llWho Put the Overalls in Mrs. Murphy's Chowder? , sailing away, Beezers, munching out in health, '62 . . . Dislikes conceited people, Monday mornings, boring classes . . . Plans to become a dental assistant. Bruce Baita November 10 Moose-Moose . . . First Aid Squad . . . Likes Kathy, hunting, fishing, racing stock cars, Wildwood, Lin- coln Continentals' back seats, weekends when his folks go away . . . Dislikes loading chickens, raw onions, stuck-up girls, Fieldville Farms Future includes the Marines. Lisa Barbarevech May 10 Likes partying, Grateful Dead, Leon, racketball, art, Yankees, shore, Led Zeppelin ll, and wine . . . Dislikes people who think they're better than others, not having a good time . . . Plans to finish Beauty Culture and be a cosmetologist, and spend time with Leon. J? Where's the beer? lRich Schindelar, Dan Shumskyl Did you ever laugh and have your ice cream go up your nose? lKeith Fasanellaj Lori Ann Bendler April 25 'lWhat's up? , l'Hang loose : E. M. S. M, P. L. Y. F .... Likes getting guzzed with Doreen and Cookie, 2f28!79, 5-9 period lunch pass with Karen, talking to Billy, Art, screw- drivers, Michelob, partying, homer- oom with Mr. Koup, and English with Mr. O'Connor . . . Dislikes school, homework, being in bad moods, egos of most jocks, people believing they are great, getting grounded, saying 'lhi to lane . . . Future undecided. Eric C. Campitelli july 3 Campo . . . llBe yourself . . . ll77 Games Club, Golf, bowling . . . Likes the Baltimore Orioles, Minnesota Vikings, crabs, animals, long summers, Point Pleasant, swimming, biking, sunny weather, chess, Am. Studies ll, American History through Sports class . . . Dislikes rainy weather, long winters, getting up in the morning, rushing to get to class in the morning, sitting in hot weather . . . College bound or work. l 22 Lisa Bar-Din April 9 Twinkle Toes . . . Go for it . . . Ski Club, Z Club, S.C .... Likes clear days, Aerosmith, L.L., Riunite, getting revenge, shore with N, P and D, cruising, Molson, Outlaws, gas lines with Gerri, long talks, wee- kends, sleeping, Bev and Dawn, Spruce Run, Northside, Pat's Trish's woodsfalling, The Bridge . . . Dislikes stuck-up people, BBHS, Cataris, fighting, rainy days, report cards, getting up early . . . College bound. Kenneth Charles Bedi November 5 Football, Fresh. Basketball, Track, Geology Club, Carousel Mame, Thespian . . . Likes Marlene, 12!16!78, bike riding, full moons, backpacking, the outdoors, draw- ing, painting, fireplaces, traveling, snow, ice, roller skating, and Summer '79 . . , Dislikes being lonesome, cruising, school on Mondays, English and spelling tests, SAT's, worrying. . .Future includes art school. Charles M. Cammarata March 7 Chuck, Carmen . . . Basketball, l.V. Baseball . . . Likes the shore, 6!8!79, Springsteen, Styx, Rangers, Espo, Bombaleed, Molson, Odd Couple parties at the UncIe's, drinking in the Golden Burger, Mr. Maddy's class, and Bio. with Mr. Martin . . . Dislikes getting up early, rainy weekends, Yankees, AM radio, disco, the Sunbird, and Middlesex telephone poles Future includes college and attend- ing Dunavin's wedding. .Rosanne M. Caruso May 10 Ro QMOJ . . . What's for lunch? , 'lSpatz attack . . . Business Club, C.O.E. Club, St. loseph's C.Y.O., Marching and Concert Bands, employed at Kohlhepp and Arons, Eso . . . Likes spending money, eating out, sleeping late, Bee Gees, softball, fishing, animals, French fries, band trips to Canada and Washing- ton, D.C., and classes with Mrs. Kotch . . . Dislikes getting up early, stuck-ups, and homework . . . Future includes office work. john G. Ciarfello February 22 Car . . . 'll don't know, Soss, what do you want to do? . . , Key Club . . . Likes Bud, Nektar, Gergens, the mountains, partying with the guys, ugly concerts, Rams . . . Dislikes condensation, Yes, cocky people, ingrown toenails . . . Plans to work with computers. joseph Ciminelli january 8 Cim . . . Football, C.Y.O. Basket- ball, Track , . . Likes the Yankees, Beach Boys, sports, drinking, Driving around, and metal shop with Mr. Leuenberger . .' . Dislikes conceited people, getting up in the morning, football practice . . . College bound. Edward K. Cogley December 31 KC . . . Employed by Drug Fair, New jersey National Guard, Office Staff . . . Likes partying, cruising, squirt gun fights with Kreta, Mi- chelob, the shore, the pool at the Rustic Mall . . . Dislikes empty gas tanks, hitch hiking, warm beer . . . Future includes computer engineering. Tracey Lee Corsini july 30 There's nothing wrong with you, Sheryl . . . Flag Squad, Student Council, A.V., N.H.S., Gold BB . . . Likes the eighth floor, N8tC, sleeping late, snow, mountains, 8!6!79, lions, driving with S.A. to Millstone . . . Dislikes low flying seagulls, Them , getting up early, locking the keys in the car, forgetting things . . . College bound. Scott Ciencin September 1 Searchlight, Elysium, Elvis World Magazine, Future!Past Publications, Chorus, Stage Band Likes Renaissance, Kansas, Miss Piggy, Greg, and classes with Mr. Bill Herder . . . Dislikes shell-shocked chorus teachers and Advanced Art . . . Future includes a career in commercial art and writing. Marita Susan Coccia March 27 Susie . . . l'm only kidding . . . French Club Pres., Latin Club, Footlights Sec., Fresh. class sec., Soph. class V.P., Girl's State Delegate, N.H.S., Track X-C, S.C., twirling, Band Sec., Z Club, C.Y.O., transferred to lnterlochen Art Academy . . . Likes Cape Cod, NMC 79, l'Friday nights , Daytona, Atlanta june , Cheap Trick, B.U., and S.D. . . . Dislikes getting lost in GA , . . Future includes a career in music. 'lHow long do I have to stand in the corner? lKaren McMeekini lacqueline H. Curtis October 10 jackie, lassy . . . Chorus . . . Likes Domenic . . . Dukey, Grateful Dead, Tucker, 2!20!79 with Dom, the shore, snow, Mickey and Buddy, Leon and Mopar, Thanks Dad fFranzJ, Fridays with the gang, Charlottes, 18th B-Day, Chicquita, Freebird, Skip, Prom '79, l'Pretty Beefy , Give a little smile for me , NY, Mom and Dad . , . Dislikes Leon making her laugh when she's trying to be mad . , , Plans include marrying Domenic and being happy- lean Marie DeRosa November 30 Beany . . . Choir V.P., French Club Pres., Girls Track, Searchhght Ed . . . Likes 'll clean up, O.K.? , crusin' with snix, Mr. Roarke, Fantasy Island, The Pope, 'scungelli , alien, uWHl , llFYB 'BGS , l'Freebird , Danville Choir trip, French 1!4with Y.B., Choir with Nelson, and U.B. . . . Dislikes drugs and pupouts, lD's lists, Terri T's parties, liver, FF's, and coneheads . . . Future includes college and remaining Pope. David C. Cozza luly 27 Bound Brook Rescue Squad, A.V. Staff, employed by Bound Brook Adult School . . . Likes little kids, smiling faces, happy people, cruising with friends, making money, long weekends . . . Dislikes two-faced people, getting up early, waiting for a doctor appointment . . . College bound. Ralph DeLong luly 28 Septien . . . Likes playing and watching football, cool nights, swimming 12 o'clock at night, sexy girls, 18 wheelers, Pittsburgh Steelers . . . Dislikes Dallas Cowboys, stuck-up people, hot afternoons, working on weekends . . . Plans to go directly to work or to technical school. joseph D'Alessandro November 28 Del . . . Basketball Likes 6!8!79, llBen, you're a tramp , sports, hanging around with the s.j. gang, The Golden Burger, Dunavin's Mobile, giving assists, Miller nips, calling Timl'Fe , l'McAdoo and English with O'Connor . . . Dislikes all Corky's classes, losing B-ball games, making turnovers, beat weekends, and school when it's not basketball season . . . College bound. Kevin Crowe October 4 Little Crow . . . Cross Country . . . Likes beautiful women, Camaros, disco, The Commodores, Chic, Earth Wind 84 Fire, Cameo, lacksons, Heat Wave, drawing, Art with Miss Davitt and Dallas Cowboys . . . Dislikes stuck-up women, two- faced people, running hard prac- tices, walking to school in cold weather, getting up early, and having nothing to do . . . Plans to attend art school. llThis is what four years at B.B.H.S. can do to you. fLori Bendlerl Roseann Diamente November 14 Rosie . . . Likes slow gin fizzes, cruising with Kenny in their AAR Cuda, Hemies' English Town Raceway, the shore, F.L.A. hikes, spending rainy nights with Kenny, Shady Lane, going out and having a good time, and just being happy . . . Dislikes people who think they are better than others, freckles, being alone, and anything having to do with B.B.H.S. or the town itself . . . Plans to go West. Lori Lynn Dileo january 25 Lor . . . Ya know , O.K. fine . . . Z Club, Sub-lrs., l.V, Softball, Majorette Co-Captain, Echo, SC., Spanish Club . . . Likes the Code, football, Easter Vacation '79, party- ing in the mountains, the graveyard, Woody, cruising, 5:20 a.m. raids, band camp, concerts, privacy, shopping, 'lStairway to Heaven , 5!4!79, and L.L. . . . Dislikes no car or gas, sad movies, sneakers, Shotgun , being chumped, work- ing weekends, and waiting . . . Future includes working. f e . Il- 'lx 'ii W 5 W, W' fi mn' ' 1 ... Fl K j f 3 ffl L-x90:fF'g?l9 W' may Twenty games a season, X points per game means l need how many more points to break the record? Ooe D'Alessandrol , its i'Are you putting me on? fCathy Soweskil Bruce Leon Enalls May 7 Cross Country, Track, MVC, Central Jersey, 84 Somerset County High Hurdle Champ, 33OlH Record Holder . . . Likes music, parties, women, hanging out with the boys, 69 road runners, weekends, four wheeling, Chic, and close friends . . . Dislikes one way bus trips, getting stuck in the mud, and prejudice people . . . College bound. Michael P. Donovan March 13 Dunavin . , . Basketball, Track . . . Likes Patty, 2!14!79, Beach Boys, Beatles, the shore, 76ers, 6!8! 79, ls Chuck here? , Eagles, The Odd Couple, Brownie, Prom '79, Biology with Mr. Martin . . . Dislikes Kiss, Mondays, rainy weekends, getting up early, purple spots, homework, playing knock rummy with G-Man, Corky's class . . . College bound. Q X l i E lf ll l 1 L L lanice Fabian October 13 i'Fore and Aft! 1Chip Meier, Tom Patullol Sonia Margarita Fandino December 23 Gordi, Son-i-a . . . LV. Softball . . . Likes i'You and I by Madleen Kane, sports, disco, partying, the beach, four day weekends, driving, mopeds, good friends, nice guys, breakfast with Lourdes, R B, and being with and going to Carvel with C.M. , . . Dislikes people who think they are better than others, waiting, people lying to you, and rainy weekends , . . Future includes moving to Florida and enjoying life. 26 Sharon Fagan April 22 Cheerleader, Z Club, French Club, Ski Club, Sub-lrs. . . . Likes Bill, being with friends, the shore, Washington '79, dixie cups with Robin and Mimi, skiing, P.E.R. talks with Rob and Mim, P.S. long talks with the gang, painting the over- pass, and snow . . . Dislikes LTD incident, rainy days, crawling under trucks, long good-byes, the rocks with Rob, and cheering in the rain . . . College bound. lohn Fasanella December 19 Chief Golf Likes Yankees, Giants, Beatles, snow days, History, Electric shop, Psychology, and reading a good book . . . Dislikes disco, Red Sox, Raiders, Algebra, conceited people, and chained toilet paper . . . College bound, I always did like nude paintings. lHenry Kim, Skip Rossmeisslj Keith Daniel Fasanella December 5 Killer, Fas, Faz. . .'lThat's Life . . , Football, Cross Country, Track, Band, Thespian, B.B.H.S. Players, Key Club, Geology Club, Student Council . . . Likes Weightlifting, swimming, sports, acting, winning awards, popularity, being highly rated, bustin' around, cruising, Mr. Tough Guy, the 4 o'clock raid squad, and good music . . . Dislikes losing, being underrated, ignored or cheated, and people who bust on others . . . College bound. Robin Fetchel January 29 Rob . . , Z Club, Student Council, Ski Club, Art Club, Sub-lrs. . . . Likes Billy, being with the gang, painting the underpass, all nighters at Trish's with M and L, Colonial Park on school days, parties, 8!25!75 with Trish and Kim, P.E.R. talks, trips to Lycoming, taking it out at Tumulty's . . . Dislikes misunder- standings, ice cold showers, hitting the V., close calls with Mim . . . Future in business. l i i l 'lGee, I think l've got it. tTina Kirkwoodj Winn Qs, -ll afar 'll calculate using the Braille method. iRobert Krasnanskyj Benjamin Fiorentino, lr. June 27 jersey Boys' State Del., Key Club, Football, Baseball . . . Likes Club Cergens , 6!8!79, shore, x'Koup's Krushers , Washington '79, Prom '79, The Odd Couple, Readington, taste buds, the Bonyadole , Nick, When do you want to throw? Del, you're a tramp, Bio with Mr. Martin, English with Mr. O'Connor . . . Dislikes Mondays, Corky, dropping passes, telephone poles in Middlesex . . . College bound. Dominica Figliano March 19 Mimi . . . Sub-lrs., Art Club, Ski Club, Z Club . . . Likes Bruce, 7!22!79, Dead River Road, Popeye, Big Charlie , white roses, Dixie C's, Incognito and leaving footsteps, memories on a tree stump, W.S.P. Dreams, t'Stand By ME , C.P. telephone calls . . . Dislikes slow sinking liquid, Mother 1, Close ones , crawling under trucks, good-byes, falling in Tricia's woods . . . Future includes joining the Navy and becoming a spy. Robert Fiure December 13 Fuire, Moruz . . . Likes partying, hunting, riding around with Tico, Chevy's, Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, Ted Nugent, Molson Beer, em- ployed at Somerset Publishing Company . . . Dislikes disco, Bud- weiser, Fords, AM radio, Kiss, and stuck-up girls Future plans include going to night school which may be for Art. Sit on it iTracey Corsinii Diane M. Gaglia March 8 N.H.S., Gold BB, S.C., Colorguard Captain, Latin, Spanish, Footlights, Geology, and Z Clubs, Track, SCML, C,Y.O., and Wrestling statitician . . . Likes Cal., concerts at the Garden, ELO, jeff Lynne, dorkie days, penguins, M.C. Escher, 'LMan- hunt , Laserium, Billy Joel, Piano Man, and classes with Mr. Herder and Mr. Stearns Dislikes allergies, folding chairs, disco, Cleo at S. Coast, close calls, making decisions, and good-byes . . . College bound. Sheila Lynn Fredrickson December 23 Shea, Freg . . . Likes being with Charles, meeting new people, partying, listening to music, people who are themselves, Good Times, and being happy . . . Dislikes B.B.H.S. and phony people . .. Futurue plans include work, watch- ing her child grow, being with Charles, traveling, and meeting new people. Walter Gannone August 25 Wally . . . Likes A Little Drilling Action, partying, Led Zeppelin, cruisin' to the shore with plenty to drink . . . Dislikes people who are wise guys, stuck-up girls, warm beer . . . Future plans include graduating high school, growing a beard and mustache, moving to Mexico and becoming a bum. Patricia A. Fogarty February 21 Trish . . . Cheerleader, Softball, Z Club, Sub-Irs., N.H.S., Latin Club, S.C .... Likes being with friends, painting underpasses, 8!27!75 with Robin and Kim, the shore, Washing- ton '79, all nighters with M and L, parties, long talks, Koup, i'Still , Who '79, roses, leaving footprints at 4:30 . . . Dislikes misunderstand- ings, LTD incident, getting up early, rainy weekends, playing mom, good-byes . . . College bound. Theresa lrene Cacek February 28 Tree . . . What can I say . . . Cheerleader, C.O.E., employed at First National State Bank of West jersey . . . Likes cruisin' in the car, having a lot of money to spend, Steno with Mrs. Kotch, Biology with Mr. Martin, Accounting with Mr, Calderone . . . Dislikes being called Terry, Spanish, being lied to, and having no money to spend . . . Future includes secretarial work Steve Godown September 13 Helga loyce Christianne Grev September 21 Helga . . . Searchlght, Echo, Chor- us, L.l.P. . . . Likes Model Congress '79, Biology, sci. fi., 'M', l.T., ELO, working at the concession stand, foreign languages, New York Yan- kees, going out on lunch pass with Annette and lay . . . Dislikes chemistry, wise 7th 81 8th graders, paranoia, gaining weight, egoman- iacs, people who feel sorry for themselves. . .Future plans include intemational communications and foreign language. David Greck April 13 G-Man, Louie . . .Basketball. . . Likes 6!8!79, the shore, '79 at Smitty's, Dunavin's Mobile, The Beatles, President Ave., Molson, Oklahoma, Conn., Z-28's, good music, night at the Uncle's, Odd Couple, The UBONYADOLEH, Biology with Mr. Martin, Maddy's class . . . Dislikes homework, losing, Mondays, Dunavin's lip, purple socks, cars that don't start . . . Future includes being best man in Dunavin's wedding. Frances E. Cruszecki january 20 Fran . . . S.C., Searchhght, Echo, Business Club . . . Likes C.R. private parties, Bevo, riding up the moun- tains, snow, ice skating, Penn State, No. 3-hold the onions, clowns, Where'd he go? l don't knowl, D,l.O.M.L., Barry Manilow, calling Kathy TT . . . Dislikes Mondays, 'radar ears , stuck-up people, working Friday nights, hold the line, back stabbing, Nestee commercials, rain, 'lChicken Legs . . . College bound. joseph Rudolph Graber April 20 Grabs, Frock . . . 'lFace it Nick , 'jim, Pauly's going to kill you . . . Wrestling Football, X-C Track, Key Club, Boys State Del . . . Likes wrestling, the shore, softball with laguars, Marshall Tucker Band, munch-out, eating, Gergens, The View, L.l.P. with Mrs. Shaw, and Electric Shop with Mr. Holiday . . . Dislikes Route 35, homework, Foods class, cutting weight . . . College bound. 'llf I open my mouth wider, I can catch that ball. lDave leskiei Laurie Ann Guydos September 30 Laur . . . Yeah right , liOh, I get it, Sha . . . Flag Squad Co-Captain, S.C., French Club, Chorus, Echo, Footlights . . . Likes Twilight Zones, movie theaters, rolling bottles, Kaz, Barry Kid, cruisin' with Mem, silly goosing with Sha, l'Nice Parks , Red and Green lights at BC, laughing at 6 a.m., lngers, French with Mrs. Young, Chorus '78 . . . Dislikes backstabbers, shell shocks, KHSK, back roads-CP . . . College bound. . - 4.Q uNazdrowie! fStan Zagulal I 'T :.:--' At last . . . a funny calculus problem. fMary Monteshiol 'Disappearing ink gets 'em every time. uoe vischemi E Susan Havran May 19 Sue, Woman . . . l'You're bad , 'She likes you , 'lHey woman . , . Colorguard, Sub-lrs., Prom Comm., Z Club treas., Art Club Pres., S.C. . . . Likes R.K., Summer '78-'79, her parents, her friends loanne, Kim, Aud, Barb, Queen, Springsteen, parties, Miss Davitt, loe, Mace, Koup, painting underpasses, lane, Toci, Crew, H.R. with Mr. Finn . . . Dislikes Beazer, Sneakers, LTD incident, big crabs, O.T.R. Future includes Art School and meeting Fred Astaire. Catherine Anne Hoats September 21 Cathy . , . Gymnastics, Chorus, C.O.E .... Likes Peter, sweaters, Daquiris, being a D.S.O., picnics at McDonalds, weekends, Chinese food, red roses and babies breath, llBorn to Run, Bohemian Rapsody ll76 , shopping and life . . . Dislikes being alone, Mondays, wearing glasses and braces, being called jackie, and not seeing Peter . . . Future includes work, being happy, and whatever comes next. Carolynn Hambrick February 28 Gymnastics . . . Likes going camp- ing, Roller Skating, Gymnastics, listening to Billy loel and Styx, being with Billy . . . Dislikes getting up for school, running out of money, people who stare, and having nothing to do . . . Future includes Business School. Mike Helfrick May 4 S.B.B. First Aid Squad, Track . . . Likes Molson Golden Ale, Led Zeppelin, Yes, parties, senior year, going to the mountains, Debbie . . .Dislikes riding to school with no heat in the car, riding to school on bike because the car's out of gas . . . Future plans include going into the United States Marine Corps. john E. Hoey July 30 lack . . . Wrestling, employed at B.P. and Carvel, C.Y.O., Asst. Dangler . . . Likes going out with the gang, the field, sleeping late, Genesee Cream Ale, Springsteen, Kinks, Charlie Daniels Band, The Who, and classes with Finn and Koup . . , Dislikes disco, moving trees, getting up at 5330 to work, not getting paid on time, and no gas . . . College bound. jerry Izzo March 21 lz . . . C.Y.O. Basketball . . . Likes Camaro's, Springsteen, Styx, hot rods, Dr. I., New England Patriots, rock 'n roll, The Honeymooners, snow, partying with Piggy and Sasso, and Hello America . . . Dislikes Fiats, rainy Mondays, driving with Sas, and boring weekends . . . Future in the construction field. Herbert 1. Holman luly 18 Herbie . . . Football, Wrestling . . . Likes Pam, Novas, Chevelles, Miller, work, Rock Machine, The Knack, The Cars, driving four speeds, racing, go up TSC on weekends, days off, Pam's boat, good music, good movies, and the shore . . . Dislikes school, yo-yo people, having no money, car breaking down, homework . . . Future includes work and being with Pam. David 1. leskie October 13 lesk . . . 'Get it all . . . Stage Band, Concert and Marching Band, S.C. V. P., Band Pres., Geology Club, Ski Club . . . Likes band with loe and Mace, ELP, Gergens, Koup's Krushers, 105A, Lerous, bandcamp '79, L.l.P. in Washington, Klan, gambling, concerts, and cold nights in the field . .. Dislikes back stabbers, the times, and being out of business . . . College bound, l'Now remember. l'll tap once for false and twice for true. lMark Moskal, Mike Donovanl - . The 1980 Class Officers-Nick Palczuk, David Kim, Barbara Korn, Lynn Sudano, Advisor Mr. Koupiaris. 31 in-0' Lori Kaczanowski October 16 Shortcake, Lor . . . Band, Business Club. C.O.E. V,P. . . . Likes the shore, cruisin', partying, listening to music, dancing, Southside johnny, friendly people, and Bruce Spring- steen . . . Dislikes rainy days, stuck-up people, and having no money , . , Plans going straight to work and traveling. joanne Kaminski September 28 jo . . . Twirling, S.C., Softball, Z Club, Sub-jrs., Ski Club, Art Club . . . Likes Mike, The Cars, Spring- steen, Woman, you're bad so get down , hanging with Sue Barb, Kim and Aud, painting underpasses, parties, the shore, bandcamp '79, prom '79, jane at McD's, Koup, HR. with Mr. Finn, joe, Mace, and Miss Davitt . . . Dislikes Sneaky Sneakers, Beazer, unhappy people, big crabs, and air mail . . . College bound. Diane Marie Kaladas May 5 Di, jD, Yea . . . N.H.S., French Club . . . Likes partying-Mich No. 1, Stainrvay to Heaven, cruising with Barb, Vo-tech nursing, Mustangs, shaving cream fights at jB's, CR and TG, Bad Company and MP, lunch pass, staying out late, and phone calls til 3 am . . . Dislikes running out of money, flat tires, no gas, staying home, bigshots, and getting up early. . .Future includes college and nursing. Kathie E. Kemp November 13 Kath . . . Chorus . . . Likes Sandy MacMath, crazy driving, good times, mountains, weekends, Vo- tech nursing, D 81 L Pathmark, DK, LB shore, line rocks, Sandy Qsmilej, Stones, writing letters to S.M. and receiving them, munch, the hang out group at the bank, and 1O!5!78, Dislikes stuck-up people, no money, and Sandy going back to G.S.C. . . . Future includes college or nursing school. . fl? J at f lf I f, . -,fn ..,. . ta V' .J ...., ,J it '7 ' mw- fff :ff.rfs:Jr9f'.i. W M ..,..,,.....,,. . lfffmif 1:f if 5'- ifgg - ,:dt,.,1.:.,..,,f.. .... M... fm' Q x f I thought I heard opportunity knock. iBob Meynerj Karen Kane November 8 C.O.E. treas., Sub-jrs., employed at First National State Bank of West jersey. . . Likes being with jack, the shore, Canada '77, Wildwood, having a good time, the drivein, Camaro's, j.P.'s van, Billy joel's music, and 1O!18!78 . . . Dislikes being bored, Thursday's at work, having no money, fights for no reason, and no for an answer. . . Future includes banking or business school. af- F David Kim May 4 Dave, Hugh? . . . Wrestling, Foot- ball, Track, S.C. Pres., Senior class V.P., Key Club, Ski Club, Geology Club, N.H.S, . . . Likes skiing, eating during wrestling season, rafting in the sun, going to PTHE PUB , . . . Bio with Mr. Pug and remedial math with Mr. Stearns . . . Dislikes rafting in the rain, wakey-wakey's . . . Future includes college, making a bundle, and skiing for the rest of his life '55 , 3' 4' 11? Q 3 323- f J- g -A 'lBring on the Vailant Brothers! fPatty Viscione, Tammy Violka, Tracey Corsinil Robert Krasnansky April 27 Spaz Echo, Searchlght, Ski Club, French Club, Band, Photo- graphy Club Likes Seaside Heights, good friends, skiing, twins, playing pool over Patty's, biking, Canada, 5!2O!79, special occasion parties, the Pope, the Swedish Chef, FF's, having a good time, fresh snow, swimming, Physics, Chemistry, Analysis Dislikes hypenfentilation, Ieaches, the Nose, stobs, CF's, bad grades, spelling, noisy airports, Hitler, hurting people, saying good-bye to friends . , . Future includes college and winning a Nobel Prize. Barbara Korn February 5 Barb . . , You're bad, so get down . . . Colorguard, Sub-lrs., Pres., Z Club, Soph., lr., Sr. Sec., Softball. . .Likes Paul, hanging with Aud, lo, Sue, Kim, panty raid at Rider, bandcamp '79, painting underpasses, rockbottom, band with joe, Mace, lane, Koup, long talks with good friends . . . Dislikes 4 a.m. raids, lost underwear, LTD incident, Monday mornings, airmail, sneaky sneakers . . . College bound. Tina Marie Kirkwood june 11 MKS No. 3, Kirk . . . Hiaewe, But we do . . . Colorguard, Latin Club, French Club, S.C., Sub-lrs., Basketball stats, Echo art ed., N.H.S., Gold BB . . . Likes Disney World, rainbows, full moons, pididdles, l'Lynn, not again, 59's, bandcamp, 5:20 a.m. raids, Una Stafa, Lhasa Apsos, ice cubes, MKS talks, painting the underpass, DOLIP-No. 612 . . . Dislikes getting lost, 'lMusunderstandings, forgetting, thunder, sneaky sneakers, one way streets . . . Plans to become a lawyer. l Michael 1. Kreta November 23 Mikey . . . French Club, Geology Club . . . Likes cruisin', parties, Chevy's, squirt gun fights with Casey, the Knack, Zeppelin, the Cars llSaturday Nights on the Town , classes with Mr. Stearns, Mr. Crane, Mrs. Trautwein . . . Dislikes nothing to do on weekends, Monday mornings, being out of gas . . . Future mechanical engineer. Robert Russell Kincel November 9 Kince . . . Baseball, Wrestling, X-Country . . . Likes sports, water skiing, camping, fishing, parties, the shore, Queen, Beatles, Yankees, Cowboys . . . Dislikes being bored, beat weekends, selfish and greedy people . . . College bound. Edward Paul Kowalski February 8 lazz band, concert and marching band . . . Likes cruising around, visits to Montclair, Saturday nights at Hopkins, jazz Ferguson, ELP and Billy Cobham, playing the drums . . . Dislikes having to get up early for school, zebra window smashers on a rainy day, and 78-79 band with 'lthe nose . . . Plans to go to work or college. Deborah S. Longo March 24 Deb . , , Cheerleader, j.V. Softball, Z Club, Fresh. class Pres .... Likes 1979 Prom, Wildwood, l'wouldn't it be nice , parties over Susie Hav's, staying out late with Mimi, Dead River Road . . . Dislikes being called mono, rainy days, boring weekends, popcorn and lemon juice, people who are too good for others . . . Plans 'to become a Dental Hygienist. Anthony Charles Laws August 'I7 Tj . . . karate, shooting pool . . . Likes partying, hanging out with the guys at sleezy places, busting chops with Mr. Crane, X-ray jobs, beating up his cat . . . Dislikes substitute teachers, punk rock, dirty jobs, slow cars, eating at the same place, doing homework, cutting grass, long study halls . . . Plans to successfully run his father's corporation. I feel pretty, I feel pretty. IMike Russoj 34 james P. Lopa February 26 Lopes . . . Key Club, Wrestling, Cross Country, Boys State . . . Likes munching out, THE Camaro, sum- mer wrestling, Springsteen, all music, Pam's shorehouse, working for R.P,, Gergens, 6!8!79, lKoup's Crushers, C.P.E.S. with Koup, History with Mr. Burnett, and W.S. with Mr. Colvenbach . . . Dislikes cu tting weight, speeding tickets, Route 35, and running in the snow . . . College bound. Mark Robert Malone August 30 Ozzie . . . l'Guess you hadda be dere . . . Football, Track, jaguar Softball, French Club, Footlights Club . , . Likes jets, Mets, Bud, '63 Chevys, Springsteen, jethro Tull, Cat Stevens, Kansas, Zeppelin, SMjCGT, Gergens, Biology with Martin, Chemistry with Pug, and English IV . . . Dislikes broken arms, no money, disco, warm beer, and freaks . . . Plans opening an Eskimo gift shop in Tibet. Patricia Anne Long june I4 Patty, Book Sister , . . Cheerleader, Z Club, French Club, Latin Club . , . Likes Kansas, L. Zep, Knack, Posters, football, L's car, hanging around Lori, Rose, Pam, Manasquan Draw Poker, bench, Giants, shells- n-cheese at 2 a.m,, Mtn. parties, Bud, Heineken, Rose's impersona- tions, biology, Mr. Wood . . . Dislikes Middlesex Marqie Gang, fake people, punches by RB, computers, Pallas, Patty's Pants, PH titration . . . College to become a pharmacist and sell drugs. john Maggio November 25 Football, Baseball, Key Club . . . Likes sports, Yes, Genesis, Nektar, jammin' with the guys at Gergens, the Reds, cruisih' in the mountains, Razzies van, and Gram's macaroni . . . Dislikes Yukon, homework, breaking bottles, overdoing it, the clan road, shots, and striking out . . . Future includes college and owning Club Gergens. George D, Maynard August 31 Likes water skiing, coin collecting, cruising, raising hell . . . Dislikes surprise tests . . . Future as a textile chemist. Bob Meyner February 24 lazzman . . . Concert band, March- ing band, jazz band, community Orchestra . . . Likes nice cars, keg parties, good music . . . Dislikes slow drivers, V.W. vans, getting up early . . . College bound with a major in music. Karen Ann McMeekin September 19 l'Long life Arthur! . . . B.B.R.S., Cadet Corps Capt. and Sec., N.H.S., French Club, Footlights, MYF Sec., Searchhght, Gold BB . , . Likes animals, T.W, and S.D., 'Mary Hartman, ABBA, Queen, fried chicken, classes with Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Young . . . Dislikes running laps, paper cuts . . . Future as a French major and with the U,S.A.F. Tina Marie Mickel luly 3 Teen . . . employed at AT8rT, Z Club Pres., C.O.E., Sub-lrs., S.C., Nurse's staff, Colorguard . . . Likes close friends, P.L. Gang, the Lake, red roses 81 baby breath, sunrises 81 sunsets, long walks, clear days, long talks wfclose friends, memories, weekends, Mic-lite, football . . . Dislikes broken hearts, being cold, two-faced people, being lonely, empty promises, good-byes . . . Plans to work and attend secretarial school. Michelle McCloskey April 21 MKS No. 2, Mish . . . 'Ooo Baby, uGet Psychedf' 'But we do . . . N.H.S., Echo, Majorette Captain, S.C., Footlights, Spanish Club . . . Likes joe, mountains, snow, band- camp, thumbwrestling, 'Ren- egade, talking to fellow MKS members, DOLIP-No. 612, Camar- o No. 953-LRL, uPop Music, and driving . . . Dislikes thunder and lightning, l'l'd rather be Marlin Fishing shirts, highway dividers, 9!28!79, Sneaky Sneakers, and rainy football games . . . College bound. Carl Frank Meier, lr. May 4 Chip, Flip, Chippy , . . Wrestling, Track Y.M.C.A., A.A.U. Swimming, Key Club, Interact Club, Stage Band, Stagecrafters, Geology Club, Cer- man Club, B.S.A., Church group Likes she, automobiles, N.Y.C., Bee, trapping, Rangers, llfamily, back in business, 105A , rock ln' roll, losing weight, A.T., 'lS.S. , and Mrs. Huntington's History . . . Dislikes tests, ar- guments with females, starting nights late, U.S. gov't, fakes, Klan, and 'll Like the Nightlife Baby . . . 1 Future includes college and the Olympics. And if I stop eating pens, can l.go to college? iTracey Stewart, Mums Tuzzol - Patricia Mirando September 21 Trish . . . Cheerleader, Softball, Gymnastics, Sub-lrs., Z Club, Ski Club . . 1 Likes honest people, Z's, being happy, people who know what they want out of life, Scott, Sept. 10 . . . Dislikes being lonely, empty promises, two-faced people, being looked at like a number . . . Future in the field of Computer Science. Megan Miller February 21 Employed by the First National State Bank of West jersey, C.O.E .... Likes Ronnie, black pick-ups, whis- key sours, the shore, going out with Lori, getting ripped, Yukon lack, Long Island, Camaro's, the moun- tains, Bonanza, and sleeping late . . . Dislikes being bored, fighting, and Thursdays at work . . . Future undecided. Mary Eileen Monteschio February 24 Mare, Mem . . . 'The pits , uWelI, if that's what they like! . . . Echo Ed.-in-Chief, Colorguard, French and Latin.Clubs, Footlights, N.H.S., Gold BB, S.C. . . . Likes double takes, our gang, gossip, 'NChem Study, Marx. Bros., Little Rascals, Bandcamp, Muppets, laughing, 'lPhatasm T- shirts, pricking egos, busting on BU, notes in calculus, white vans . . . Dislikes big babies, Dallas Cowboys, practice . . . College bound. Marianne Millet November 23 Chorus, Business Club, C.O.E., working in main office and nurse's office . . . Likes Tom, lune '78, Wildwood, cruising, partying, bay, concerts, Vettes, baby hamsters, Mom, Dad, dancing . . . Dislikes stuck-up and two-faced people, getting into trouble, police stations . . . Future plans as a secretary or going to business school. 'lMr. Bates just hired me for hall duty. fColleen Robertsonl Robert A. Motyka September 13 Tico , . . Likes fixing the l'Nova, hunting, boating, Hot Novas, 'l62 , Friday nights, Diane E., stock cars, No. 24, 327's, Led Zeppelin, Ted Nugent, Bad Co., Aerosmith, and his pal . . . Dislikes high curbs in S.B.B., bent A frames, homework, slow cars, 307's, bird dogs, and people who drive off bridges . . . Future includes winning the lottery, build- ing a stock car, and driving for the B8tM Racing Team. I don't believe we got benched ! lFran Gruszecki, Debbie Ranglackj Ellen G. Morgan 'October 10 Elena, L Thespian Society, B.B.H.S. Players, Nike Club Pres., Z Club, N.H.S., Latin Club, Goelogy Club, Gymnastics, Footlights, S.C. . . . Likes Dan, sleeping on the beach, Uthe family, Discoman, Discobox, 5!12!78, 5!19f78, white lightning, fan dancing, E.W.F., chasing, the view, starpower, Randy Handles, L.D.S., 'Manhuntf' au- tumn, roses, chocolate ice cream, and 'lyou two . . . Dislikes one contact, ufull moons, l'dissention, humidity, and geeks . . . Future acting major. Beverly A. Myhre july 3 , Drama, Footlights Club, Colorguard, Track . . . Likes Gorilla Ribbin' and Crazy Harry's, midnight rides with T.S., yesterday and today, L.A. Woman, Lola, honey kisses, red r oses, follanari, manhunt and the mirror, walks with B.R., N.Y.C., dancin', and discovery . . . Dislikes discomania, restrictions, Tony's moving to Cal., and good-byes . . . Future includes California and art school. Mark C. Moskal March 26 Mosk . . . Softball with the laguars . . . Likes the shore, Dallas Cow- boys, Nets, Rangers, Beatles, Cars, Chicago, working around the house, model-railroading, woodworking, electronics with Doc Holiday . . . Dislikes sitting around with nothing to do, bad weather, shortage of money . . . Future plans include carpentry and becoming a furniture maker. Frank Paul Nanna, jr. june 23 'Where to? . . . Cross Country, Track, Geology Club, IFA, N.H.S. . , Likes Yankees, frisbee, lizards, running 15 on Sunday, busting on Sep, Star Trek . . . Dislikes Sunday practices, Holmdel Park, Pete Rose, the Mets, The Half, English . . . College bound. Lynn Caryl Olsen March 5 Winnie . . . Thespians, B.B.H.S. Players, Z Club, Footlights, CarouseL Tournament Plays . , , Likes going out with the gang, Tumulty's, The long and winding road , Scare- crow's Dream , sunny vacations, the beach, lit candles, you two , llThe Way We Were , the track . . . Dislikes trouble makers, being lied to, gloomy days, having half her locker empty, saying good-bye to close friends . . . Future plans include being happy and going to college. Vincent Orofino October 16 Vinnie O , . . Bound Brook Track . , . Likes weight lifting . . . Future plans include being an auto mechanic and going into the army. Carmela Pacenza October 16 Chorus, C.O.E. Likes the Virginia Trip, chorus with Mrs. Nelson, A.D.M., cruising, English with Mrs. Battaglia . . . Dislikes snobby people, homework, get ting up early, school, keypunch . . . Future as a receptionist or linguist. 38 Donna Natalizio january 16 Prudence . . . Library Club Pres., French Club . . . Likes the shore, Yankees, R.j., music, Trans-ams, Camaro's, shopping, getting tan, cats, pizza, jim Croce, RS., French, classes with Mrs. Kotch, Buffy, hanging around with Karen and Tammy . . . Dislikes B.B.H.S., stuck- up people, getting up early, gym, B.B., 'freaks , rain, O'C . . . College bound. Who says johnny cant right? QBob Ramanoj Nicholas C. Polczuk, jr. july 6 Shank . . . N.H.S., C.Y.O., Geology Club Pres., Key Club V.P., Latin Club, S.C., Football, jr. 81 Sr. Class Pres. . . . Likes Kathy, Bruce Springsteen, ELO, j.T., Maine '77, Spain '78, classes with Mr. Stearns, Mr. Pug, Mr. Bauer, the shore, Gergens, carrot cake, 10:00, 1-3, 3-1, Bert jones . . . Dislikes losing, being injured, bad knees, hospital food, rainy Saturdays . . . College bound. Ronald Parolise Iuly 19 Likes Lenice, partying, hiking, boat- ing, Miss Davitt, and Toyota Celicas . , . Dislikes people who think they can drink a lot more, King Nummy Campground, rain, and putting gas into the car . . . Future plans include going to Somerset County College for refrigeration and heating. And I thought farming would help my complexion. tSheryl Amorosaj Carmine Pirone january 10 Carminuch Football, Tennis .. . Likes fishing and trapping, Gergen's parties, Koup's Crushers, cruisin' with Fred, and going to P.R.'s, working for Pirone's Plumbing and Heating, lake Geiles, partying with Gibby . . . Dislikes homework, rainy days, losing to lmmaculata, beat parties, warm oil cans, having no money . . . College bound. Thomas I. Patullo October 27 Little chooks, Did you get off yet? , llDon't stop, get off. . . . Golf, Ski Club, Stage Band. . .Likes skiing, stage band, bandcamp '79, the BBHS Scoreboard, the UI pot . . . Dislikes calculus, SAT's, 'lThe Catherine Trip , being beat in pool, this picture . . . College bound. Iosephine Miquelina Perna December 13 Io, Pina . . . 'lWhat a night! , . . . Spanish Club, Business Club, Italian Club, LIP, GAA, NSAC, Flag Squad, Chorus . . . Likes 'Say eyes , johnny and the Star, curisin' in the Italian Batallion, Argentina '78, Soccer, Tito Santana, Ivan. Putski . . . Dislikes getting up early, school . . . Future in politics. Anthony Pezzella April 10 Pezz . . . Baseball , . . Likes the night train express, good parties, Bathgate Bombers are No. 1, Big Counts, Pt. Pleasant with M.S., Roseann-Roseannadana, I don't want to pay to get in, Class trips with M.R .... Dislikes rug burns, people who drive crazy, no where to go, getting the stash, the Bindery, warm bud . . . Plans to live a long life Karen Polansky April 1 Employed by Cyanamid and Gaston Bakery . . . Likes the shore '79 , Espo's Market, DDH, getting stoned, Zip, Bad Co., Skynyrd, iced teas, having good parties, Rock 'n' Roll, IG, Grant's Field, busting around, and skate boarding . . . Dislikes l9!21!79, disco, boring people, getting sick, and accidents . . . Plans to enjoy life. 'I think he's trying to take our picture. tDebbie Longo, Lynn Olsenj Pamela Lynn Pulsinelli March 2 Pam l'No way, You're kidding me, right? . . . Cheer- leader, Sub-lrs., Z Club, Freshmen V.P.,' Echo, Softball . . . Likes llManasquan , weaving on 35, 'iWhen will l see you again , 3!24!79, DiLeo mobile, partying with Darlene's gang at Hazelwood, Summer 78!79, 4:00 a,m. talks with Aud, wrestling season with Barb, Paige, Kathy, and Deb . . . Dislikes being chumped, long good-byes, leaving Manasquan, headaches from l.L. . . . Future plans include Fashion Merchandising. 40 Debra C. Ranglack june 5 Debbie . . . S.C., Chorus Treas., Searchhght, Echo, Girl Scouts, Nike, Bel Cantos, Spanish Club, Flag Squad, SST . . . Likes dancing, C.R. private parties, Bevo, lohn-ra ra ra ra, llNo. 3 hold onions , D.l.O.M.L., C.H ..,. Dislikes chemistry, hand- cuffs, Mr. Bill, Monday mornings . . . College bound. Nancy Preteska May 25 MKS No. 1, Frenchy . . . llOoh baby ...N.H.S., S.C., B.B,H.S. Players, Thespian, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Footlights, Nike, Ski Club, ECHO Student Life' Ed., Colorguard, Girls' State Alternate . . . Likes Fred, Colorado, bandcamp, 5:20 a.m. raids, Dolip-No. 612, mint chocolate chip ice cream, sunsets, long walks, stuffed animals, alto y membrudo . . . Dislikes Sneaky Sneakers, being tickled, good-byes . . . Future includes college for Fashion Merchandising. lohn P. Radwanski june 19 llBevo . . . High School Symphon- ic Band, Marching Band, French Club, Searchhght ,... Likes Miss Piggy, Van Buvcia Ave., Phoenix, Deb-Ra Ra Ra Ra, Latin l with the gang, C.R. private parties, ELO, Dolly Parton, Goodbye Stranger, Texas . . . Dislikes chemistry, Monday mornings, conceited peo- ple, two-faced people, and radar ears . , . College bound. Ralph Puglisi February 3 Pugs . . . Freshman Football, l.V. Basketball, Baseball . . . Likes partying, sports, summers down the shore, Heineken Beer, Corky's class . . .Dislikes baseball practice, sitting on the bench during baseball games, typing class. . . Future plans include college in Florida, baseball or Accounting career. Karen K. Reese February 16 Hey mon, what's happening? . . . Likes being with Vince, parties, meeting new people, staying out late, Michelob beer, Cheap Trick, partying with Reet and Need, cruisin' with Zony, Central Street, and English class with Kruzel . . . Dislikes getting up at 5:30 for work, stuck-up people, rowdy crowds, working overtime, Rat Town cops, getting told what to do . . . Future plans include work and marriage. Colleen Patricia Robertson August 5 Col . . , Likes The Who , Kevin B., crankin', getting wild with Karolyn, 'On our way to the Bahama's we brought . . losing it, concerts, U9-17-79 BIG WHO GIG , all- nighters, coping that staggered crutch, the Bench . . . Dislikes that first bird of the morning, being wired, Big Skirt Men, being here while K.B.'s in Florida, being annoyed by Karolyn . . . Future as a photographer or Commercial Artist. Dennis A. Romano October 19 Ben 'lWhat a drag Football, Track, Key Club, Geology Club I. . . Likes motorcycles, l'Unadilla , the shore, Chevy Blazers, l'The Pine Barrens , working at Carvel, Raiders, No. 70, Hot Rods, Dude's Chevelle, parties after the games . . . Dislikes rain, muddy games, losing, blown-up bikes, air heads, two-faced people , . , College bound. Michael A. Rick April 5 Mid, Midster . . . 'I remember you from the school daze, 'lHey 55 . . . Football . . , Likes being the first Rick to graduate, getting flagged, Beatles, Stones, class trip with Pezz, stank, crankin' escaping from the man, Wolfden parties, fives, daydreaming in class, bird doggin, dizzy dozen, cruisin', getting lit, red-eyed nights, cutting . . . Dislikes favoritism in sports, un- planned weekends, accidents, dis- co, being late, mellow people, cottonmouth , . . Future plans include work or entering the Navy. Bonnylou Rodriguez February 26 Bonny . . . Employed at A8iP . . . Likes spending money, comfortable clothes, shopping with janet, snow, paydays, eating, 1, 5, 6, 10 periods with Lisa, bandroom with Tim and Tommy 8th period, the Knack, Dakota, Led Zep, the Cars, G.G.D. . . . Dislikes steno, being called Bonnylou, working on weekends, being broke, rainy Fridays, getting up early for 1st period gym, and being short, . .Future plans include working, college, marriage, and being happy. 'lRollin' in dough! lLynn Sudanoj Mary Romano May 24 Likes ltaly, going out at night, being with friends, the shore for a week or more, summers in Italy, her cat fBucj, swimming, horseback riding, mountains, snow, beautiful wee- kends, and buying clothes and shoes in Italy . .EN. . Future includes working at l.F.K. Airport or moving to Italy by the Alps. Maria Angelica Rodriquez December 21 Angie, Woman . . . Z Club, Sub-Irs., S.C., French Club, Cheer- leader, Girl's Track . . . Likes Mark C., Little Rascals, Dallas Cowboys, mom and the car, Earth, Wind 81 Fire, Parliament, the Hulk, l'Always And Forever , Riunite on ice, 6!30!79, green eyes, Mrs. T, clothes . . . Dislikes rainy days, flat tires, no money, broken promises, waiting, fake people, Future includes college, fashion, and bieng with M.C. Robert M. Romano May 30 Bob . . . S.C., Band, C.Y.O., Key Club, Geology Club, Junior Class Treas., Drama Club Pres., N.H.S., Thespians, Footlights . . . Likes 'the family , Bandcamp, llmanhunt , Algebra IlA with Mrs. Kitchen and gang, 'you two , Mansfield, walks and talks with Bev, terrace parties, Model Congress '79, NYC, WA- shington '78, The Svind . . . Dislikes Dig 'ems, lldissention , toast, Little Israel, rainy Fridays, 'lHands , 'lmisunderstandingsn , . . College bound. Ronald P. Rosania August 16 Racky Rackoon . . . Likes hunting, parties, driving, cold Molsons, good tunes, Aerosmith, quick cars, dirt riding, White Bridge . . . Dislikes cops, Bindry, warm beer, home grown, and gas prices , . . Plans to work, party, have a 4x4 pick-up, and a family. f Put your head on my shoulder. fTina Kirkwood, Michelle McCloskey, Tom Smithl lacquelyn Ann Roshak May 5 lackie . . . 'You're a beast . , . Gymnastics, Cheerleader, C.O.E. . . . Likes joe, puppies, Moon- shadow, being a D,S.O., weekends, summer, picnics at McDonalds, listening to Annie's stories in H.R., Bohemian Rhapsody . . . Dislikes Mondays, rainy Fridays, not being Hold enough , being mad, mush- rooms, being without loe, being called Cathy . . . Future plans include working and being happy. Clifford Rossmeissl April 30 Skip . . . Football, Geology Club . . . Likes music, friends, drafting, and parties . . . Dislikes govern- ment, work, gays, and cops . . . Future includes drafting and music. lolene Anne Rotunno March 19 Student Council, Bel Cantos, Drama, B,B.H.S. Players, lazz Band . . . Likes being with Lee, people, singing, acting herself, nature, excitement and numbers . . . Dislikes a weak voice box, crowded lockers, laryngi- tis, diets, the sound of football games, people who write dislikes about people . . . College bound for Accounting and a career in voice and drama. 1'Do you really think l'm gonna give you my seat? Yeah, right! tNick Palczukl Barbara lean Ryan October 14 Use your imagination . , . Foot- lights, C.O.E. Pres., S.C., Echo Bus. Editor, Elysium, Business Club . . . Likes having fun, being kinky, Catskills, being loved, 7!27!79, Oh What A Night, H.T. and lackie O . . . Dislikes being lonely, sad stories, missing Golden Guitar . . . College bound or going to the South Seas. Michael Russo January 23 Russos, Soss, Miggy . . . Monday Night Basketball . . . Likes partying, riding around with lerry, Sass, and Piggy, going to Bruce Springsteen concerts, girls, History with Mr. Burnett . . . Dislikes conceited girls, girls who are hard to talk to, having 4 tests in the same day, employed at the Somerset Publishing Com- pany . . . College bound to become a Chemical Engineer. 'Let us pray for a snow day tBeany DeRosaJ Marybeth Sara ' March 18 Mare . . . Gymnastics Captain, N.H.S., Latin Club, Geology Club, Gold BB, Z Club Echo Senior Ed . . . Likes Jethro Tull, llthe family , pulling 49ers, disco box, rock n' roll, 'Tumblin ', talks on the bridge, 9!22!79, and classes with Miss Em and Koup . . . Dislikes disco, being called Little Beazer, holes in the couch, Ellen's driving, and picking car locks with notebooks . . . College bound. .. ,.,, is E ' . A ,,, , , . . ..,. . i' . in ,F 33925 at - ..,,,,t,5iggg,gg:z.12 .3 ? 'll didn't have time to get dressed this morning. fPam Pulsinellil Daniel H. Shumsky December 10 Dan Dan . . . Stage Band, Band, Geology, Club, Key Club, Interact Club, Footlights Club, employed by Ortho Latex . . . Likes man-eating fish, brown hair hazel-eyed girls, Molson Golden, The Beatles, The Who, Stones, Floyd, Supertramp, partying, concerts, pay day, vaca- tions, sleeping on the beach, and Calculus with Big Al . . . Dislikes working, yellow Vegas, and 'Lfull moons . . . Plans to destroy the universe. Ruthann Schraeder April 24 Annie C.O.E. Likes partying with friends, listening to lackie's stories in homeroom, work- ing at NSC, stuck-up people, being happy, and talking with Mr. Koup . . . Dislikes Mondays, Permabond payroll, singing checks, and being depressed . . . Future includes working at NSC and being happy. Richard P. Schindelar May 15 Shin, Lick . . . Football, Track, Key Club, Ski Club, Senior High Fellow- ship, Geology Club, Play Produc- tions, B.S.A. . . . Likes Pthe family, That's what she said, 9!21-23779, Boston, Supertramp, camping, spring, X-mas parties, klan, keg parties, and Mr. Bill . . . Dislikes rainy days, people who are wrong, show-offs, and Kiss . . . College bound. Kimberly R. Slater August 27 Shkim llWhat a woman!, 'lHey Aud . . . Majorette, Sub-lrs., Art Club. . .Likes Dennis, laughing, Summer '78, '79, acting crazy, rockbottom, hangin' around with Aud, Sue, loanne, Barb, good parties, cold Michelob, Beazer, Brown Sugar, 8!27!75 with Rob 81 Trish, big hugs, being happy . . . Dislikes LTD incidents, 4 am raids, hang overs . . . Future includes college and clearing the fog out of Audrey's head. Alex Schanschieff March 24 Chief . . . Wrestling, Baseball . . . Likes wrestling, basketball, hunting, fishing, baseball, girls, working with woods, lifting weights . . . Dislikes people who are not honest, rain, cutting weight for wrestling, wasting time . . . Future plans include carpentry or surveying. Casimir Serafin june 1 Cas . . . C.Y.O. Basketball, Baseball , . . Likes sports, karate, Elvis, going to the shore, partying, having a good time, weekends, getting drunk, Chevy's, skiing, and Metal Shop . . . Dislikes Monday morn- ing, show-offs, conceited people, warm beer, beat parties, two-faced people . . . College bound. Donna Lynn Sloben April 23 Slobaan . . . Chorus V.P., Bel Cantos, Ski Club, French Club, Student Council, Geology Club, Echo, Searchlght . , . Likes horses, riding with Patty, CR private parties, driving BBSW's, Chorus with Mrs. Nelson, hangin' out with Pat and Deb, Yankees, maybe, Robert Redford, skiing, BBHS football games . . . Dislikes chemistry, McDonalds, working, not being able to get the car , . . Future includes college, majoring in voice, and raising horses. Diane Smith December 18 Di . . . Oh, l get it! . . . Colorguard . . . Likes summer nights, the shore, Band Camp '79, Camaro's, Zeppelin, Yes, Flemington Racetrack, camping '79, 7817 at l'the lake , partying with Evie, side roads in the mountains, lunch pass, 1st through Middlesex . . , Dislikes getting lost in New York, red lights, beards, no brakes on 22, rainy nights, VW's, and telephone poles . . . College bound. Audrey Smith July 24 Aud, woman . . . l'Hey honey . . . l.V. Cheerleader, Z Club, Sub-Irs., Prom Comm., Echo . . . Likes laughing, smiling, Styx's Babe, hugs, hanging with buddies Kim, Barb, lo, Sue, lane Mc's, painting underpass, being with Pep, green eyes Babe, poems, 4 a.m., talks with P.P., 84 LK., nippers, ballroom blitzed weekends, togetherness, Summer '78 . . . Dislikes empty promises, l'Oh my ribs, good-byes, K.B.A. . . . Future as a beautician, and to boogie with a suitcase. Tod Sona October 29 Marching Band, Stage Band, Wres- tling . . . Likes guitar, Led Zeppelin, Skynyrd, Van Halen, and jammin' . . . Dislikes school and English . . . Plans to go to college for music. 'ilt happens every full moon. tKathie Kempj Thomas james Smith August 10 Smitty, Snuffy . . . Football, Basket- ball, Tennis, Ski Club . . . Likes the shore with Louie, Prom '79, Spain '78, Theresa, Doobie Brothers, Elvis Presley, Pete Rose, Chiefs, The Massive Nip , Biology with Mr. Martin, Conn., L's Inn , . . Dislikes Monday mornings, 678779, rainy nights, disco, Rod Stewart, l'Stum- bling ln . . . College bound. Catherine Mary Soweski September 7 Wesk . . . 'Twit . . . N.H.S. Pres., G.C.l. delegate, Gold BB, Latin Club, Nike Club, Geology Club, Spanish Club Sec., Footlights Club V.P., track and X-Country manager, Echo Underclassmen Ed. ,... Likes l.K., 777779, weeing, cruizing with M.F., Maine '76, Spain '78, N.Y. concerts, PVC parties, 'lsnow and iceflows , koalas, velour, Biology with Mr. Pug . . . Dislikes leaky tents, Qprudes, benchies, 9714779 . . . Future includes college and registered nursing. Kathryn Lynne Stavetski December 16 Styx, MKS No. 5 . . . 'xlt was so funny , . . Cheerleading Capt., Gymnastics, Track, N,H.S. Sec., S.C., Gold BB Echo, Geology Club, Latin Club Sec., Z Club . . . Likes Nick, 1-3, 3-1, 10:00, 'xthe family, disco box, 5!12!7B, 5f19!78, singing Meatloaf, WPTAPP, Maine, Unas- tafa, DOLIP No. 613, plug it in , 'funky chicken , 'iPop Music , painting underpasses, FRANNIE, ELO, funny bones, long walks . . . Dislikes rainy football games, riding broken buses, humidity, . .College bound. Diane Thompson March 5 French Club , . . Likes Dave, the shore, partying with good friends, Canada '76, Corvettes, koala bears, and French with Mrs. Young . . , Dislikes rainy days, Monday morn- ings, and conceited people . . . Future includes work and a happy life janet T. Strothers March 13 Sprout . . . 'lYou wanna do what? . . . COE Club . . , Likes john, 2!1O!78, Ohio, liWhen l Need You, water skiing, ice skating, Arby's, Ziggy, shopping with Bonny, wintertime, snow, payday, eating, The Knack, GGD, employed at American Cyanamid . . . Dislikes being called 'lChubs, rainy Fridays, not being able to be yourself, being bored, and fake people . . . Future includes working, moving out of NJ., and just having a happy life. Michael Tsivin October 7 Yashi, Mash, Mikie the Russian . , . Track, Cross Country, French Club . . . Likes music, running, bike riding, reading, and N.Y. Rangers . . . Dislikes Mexican food, people who wear turtle neck sweaters with sport jackets, and term papers . . . College bound. Tracey K. Stewart january 11 X-Country, Tennis, Basketball, Soft- ball, Latin Club Pres,, N.H.S., Footlights, Citizenship Award Alter- nate . . . Likes sports, lifeguarding, Florio's, Aug. '79, light green Grand Prix's, left on red, light blue Camaro's, 10!12!79, Latin with Miss Emhoff, parties, Great Adventure, Billy joel, Anne Murray, haunted houses, Nancy's big mouth, Still . . . Dislikes broken jaws, good- byes, misunderstandings, selfish people, bigots, Middlesex cops . . . College bound. l Lynn Marie Sudano August 9 Saduka , . . Basketball stats, Ba- seball stats, Echo, Z Club, Footlights Club, Senior Class Treas,, S.C. Rep. . . . Likes Calhoun, Pididdles, l'Tina, guess what . . 49's, L.L., painting the underpass, rainbows, E.W.F., meeting people, and lunch pass. . . Dislikes disagreements, having noth- ing to say, being in debt, one way streets, VW's, and telephone poles . . . College bound. ilMay I have this dance? flvan Turczakj Bernadette Ulmer February 25 Bern llGood friends are forever . . . Track, Colorguard, French Club, Footlights Club, S.C., Echo . . . Likes Daytona Beach, Dallas Cowboys, football, track, 440-relay, 220, winning, working at UAP, the UAP Gang, make-up testers, traveling, 8!26!79, 61 23!78, long phone calls from Michigan, bandcamp, Atlanta lune, and French with Mrs. Young . . . Dislikes forgetting, getting lost in G.A., and saying good-bye . . . College bound. Q . f-...Mfg lvan Turczak March 27 Ka-Kuke . , . Wrestling, Key Club, Geology Club, Interact Club, Echo . . . Likes cold Heinekens, Ted Nugent, Zeppelin, cruising the mountains, the 'lDirt Road, playing the drums, cruising around in the Ka-Kuke mobile with LD., and Drafting with Mr. Crane . . , Dislikes not having money, Warren Township police, flat tires, running out of beer, blown transmissions, and two-faced people . . . Future includes college or the Marines. llThey stuck my dolly's eye on a stick. tlackie Curtisj Louise Ann Villano July 18 French Club, employed at Shop-Rite . . . Likes parties, Z28's, Ray, snow, sleeping late, Camaros, Florida, cruising with LW. 81 A.C., going down the shore at 11:00, strawberry fields, ice d tea, koala bears, and French with Mrs. Young . . . Dislikes rainy days, Mondays, work D.A., getting up early, and being broke . . , Plans include going to Hawaii and working. loe Vischetti july 1 joe Va, Vichyssoise, Potato soup, P.S, .. . Football, Baseball, LV. Basketball, Key Club Pres. . . . Likes Buccanneers, being with Michelle, Cod. 344, 9!14!79, Shea Stadium, Madison Square Garden, Gregg Luzinski, Philadelphia teams, Detroit Redwings, and Rogie Vachon . . . Dislikes the New York Yankees, the New York Giants, people without a sense of humor, rainy days, and riding around Bound Brook with nothing else to do ,. . Future includes college and owning a restaurant or playing professional football. Marilyn Tuzzo October 9 Mims . . . Z Club, Spanish Club Pres., Footlights Club Pres., S.C., N.H.S., French Club Treas., Latin Club Sec .... Likes left on red, study hall 8th, ice skating, Valentines to Dicky, jazz, busting cubes, making lunch with Eileen, clubbing, Mercedes, K-turns, English, and Latin with Miss Em . . . Dislikes com- puters, ph titration, geeks, recitals in S.H., getting left behind, and haunted houses . . . College bound. Tammy lane Violka january 27 MF . . . Latin, French, and Geology Clubs, N.H.S., Gold BB, Footlights Treas., Echo Sports Ed., Track . . . Likes You Fool!, PVC parties, Weeee, discus throwing, Greece '79, rock, concerts, NY, frogs, white wine, Rod Stewart, Foreigner, Springsteen, Siberian huskies, Latin with Miss Em, and Am. Studies with Mr. Herder . . . Dislikes prudes, FF's, Benchies, a chipped discus, smashed license plates, disco, Nl, and gas shortages . . . Future in the Air Force. Patricia Viscione April 4 Patty . . . Echo Photography Ed., Searchlght Art Ed., S.C., A.V., Geology Club, BBHS Platers, Track and X-C manager, PVC member . . . Likes ul am , I Corinthians 13, good friends, good music, hor- seback riding, hiking, life, skiing- oops, playing piano and guitar, writing lyrics, photography, art, t-shirts, and a round of pool . . . Dislikes conceited people, tests, and being cold Future includes horses, college, and enjoying life. Theodore Douglas Vliet August 29 Simmons . . . Stagecrafters . . . Likes partying, fishing, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, storywriting, his new- phew, science fiction, war simula- tion games, and Battlestar Galactica . . . Dislikes school and jocks . . . Future includes college, acting, and writing. I just got a Valentine. lBarbara Ryanl Get down and boogie! lSonia Fandinol Rosemary Wendt April 11 Rose . . . Oh, no! , i'That's life , . . C.Y.O., S.C., Z Club, Echo, Softball, Majorette, Sub-lrs. . . . Likes The Code , Easter Vacation '79, partying in the mountains, the graveyard, Woody, 5:20 a.m. raids, bandcarjnp, cruisin' in Lori's car with friends, 'Stairway to Heaven, and 2!19!76 . . . Dislikes getting snagged, Sneaky Sneakers, boring weekends, getting up early, going up curbs, and comments on last name . . . Future secretary. Robert Wentworth August 17 l'Life is a bowl of cherry pits . . . Likes good theatre, 'lCorners , hangin' with IG and FM, food, Mansfield, New Hope, 3-D movies, RK, MD, being crazy, working at BBC, animals, silver, UFO's, myster- ies, Bach to Rock, Mrs. C's lasagna, Hawaii, good movies, N.Y., lw, pms, SIPG, Mr. D, Mrs. T, IR, CP, TL, Pick-a-bit . . . Dislikes school, stuck-ups, substitutes, bigots, tear- sheets, punk rock, AT:Gl, super neat people, N.Y.C., war, walking, term papers, wasted weekends . . . College bound. loan Whitehead October 18 loanie. . . Likes P.F., people, having great times, concerts, Queen, Foghat, Led Zeppelin, 'Give ma a break, lunch pass with Col, Florida sunshine, the Penn. mountains, 3!2!79, peaceful moments, N.Y.C., crankin' oh yea, listening to music, and Art with Miss Davitt . . . Dislikes BBHS, getting up before the sun, being bored, spiders, liars, being told what to do, beer, disco, and being ripped off . . . Future undecided. janet lean Woehrel March 30 French Club, employed at Shop-Rite . . . Likes cruisin', partying, the shore, being with friends, Camaro's, being with Alan, 11!22!77, and French with Mrs. Young . . . Dislikes rainy days, getting up in the morning, work, and D.A. . . . Plans to get a job and be happy. john Yachera September 11 Yosh . . . Likes dirt bike riding, going camping in Virginia, girl watching with Mr. Crane, water skiing, snowmobiling, partying, drinking Countrytime mixed with 151, and Molson . . . Dislikes having his Yamaha get the best of him, disco, going to bed early, the attendance policy, and his bike breaking down on the trails . . . Future includes Technical school and owning a shop. l'When will she ever shut up? iMims Tuzzo, Rosemary Wendtj Richard Whitman April 16 Ricky . . . Likes The Who, going to see The Who in concert, Saturday night Spaids, his buddy, Uriha, camping in the snow, the Bloop, and catching a snort . , . Dislikes the notebook checks, safety, the early morning rush, Health first period, and Mr. H's name calling . . , Plans to see more of The Who. loseph james Wroblewski january 26 Wobs . . . Mile Relay Record Holder, S.C. Sec., S.C. Executive Board, Track, Cross Country, Band, C.Y.O., Basketball . . . Likes busting on Sepkowski, abusing Killer, Penn Relays, All group meet, winning, Redsox, Green Bay, Nets, meeting people, having a good time, bandcamp '79, 4 a.m. raids, and track . . . Dislikes Yankees, Vikings, Knicks, running in the rain, foggy glasses, and losing . , . Future includes college and running. Sandra Yachera lune 19 Sand . . . Cheerleader, N.H.S., Latin Club, Geology Club, Z Club, Spanish Club, Echo Senior Ed., dancing . . . Likes i'the family, Little Beazer, 'lMiracles, pulling 49ers, Plug it in, Disco box, Funky Chicken, the view, Tull Concert, talks on the bridge, and classes with Mr. Finn, Miss Em, and Mr. Koup . . . Dislikes riding in broken buses, rainy football games, braces for senior pictures, and picking car locks with no- tebooks . . . College bound. Stanislaus lohn Zagula lanuary 29 Staz, Stasconchowanch . . . Hey, life's tough! . . . IV Baseball, Golf, Wrestling, Searchlght Ed., French Club, N.H.S., Boy's State Delegate, Elysium, Echo, Key Club Treas., S.C. Exec. Bd., Footlights, Gold BB . . . Likes sports, sciences, camping, Springsteen, Boston, Maine '77, wrestling in Wash., the Bucs QNO. 211, the Curtain lNo. 591, and all the good times . . . Dislikes hypocrites, disco, loey's S.G.F., Oakland, and N.Y. Yankees . . . College bound. Senior Awards .fr 'Q BOYS' STATE-lstanding, left to rightl Delegates joe Graber, Rich Barber, Ben Fiorentino, Stan DAR. GOOD CITIZENSHIP-Nick Palqzuk Zagulag lkneeling, left to rightj Alternates Dennis Romano, Robert Ackerman. lAlternates Tom Smith and Mike Kreta not picturedj. GIRLS' CITIZENSHIP INSTITUTE-Delegate Cathi Soweski lleftl and Alternate Tracey Stewart. 50 1 GIRLS STATE-Alternate Nancy Preteska QDelegate Sue Coccia not picturedl -if, 1- . N. -zx 'TQ v, 5- ' I , , -.X , at 44 . M za- ,fiw , if ' if Q Q, ff , -:ESQ 1 ' Y, -i z. fx .4 4 XL f C r 5' 'f A X x Ifg . V ,A 5 . tx my H f V N? R ' ,V I A X ,GL R4 ,-NK. 'Wm '-. 1 , -L K 81' , 5 we 1 , R3 3 Q Q W rm rx we -15' fi craig! v ' y ' ,kat I it 5 V .. -, K: A M. fgffut :J M3 I J ' Q N ., E 'W 1. H t 5 , U ff ' . I Q a , ' x Wx Q 5' 51 Q 12 M X 1, A 35 E A rf., ff 3? ix 1 J' V S. Q' 5 'Ci L TE Q 1 X ' 5 1. x an z K ,-V! n .Q W. x J,-f wi sb' 5 wr' 7, Q, .5 X A ' 5 2 a 'T f 4 7 xff X x x N ,, M f 1 I' A 355 v-X wr I I ',,f ig... e ee Senior Superlatives S3 SCHOLARS-Cathi Soweski and David Kim MILLION DOLLAR SMILE-Audrey Smith and Rich Barber .f X FLIRTS-Sue Havran and Skip Rossmeissl BEST ALL AROUND-Nick Palczuk and Debbie Longo ,.,.ii. I I ioooo -S as I we yg as. . fi? . ,. I. s ATHLETES-Tracey Stewart and john Maggie MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED-Marybeth Sara and Stan Zagula 52 A , w as HWS, 5' . Before We Got to Be Graduates . . . sr N A :f', 1. l'Are you kidding me? 2. 'Can I let go of the wall 3, UCOOI ig it'5 the mpg! 4. 'A sprinkle a day . . . 5. Bern, Baby, Bern now? 6. ul wanna be Pope when 7. BDO you know the way 8, 'How do you handle a 9, lllt'5 been 3 rough 10, 'You told me to beat it l grow up. to San lose? hungry man? weekend, 752- 11- MTOP this, 5l'1lfleY 12. Wm lookingabit peaked 13. 'No, you can't have 14,llAw,Sl'1UCk5-H 15. l'Crest Test 1966 Temple. today. any! 16. UYOUI' limousine is f9adYf 17. Lei me Out of this rat 13. 'lAlf1'i l 3 Cute 19. llWow! What a cold 20. Ooh, what you said! sir. trap! son-of-a-gun? thermometery' We Were Sweet and Innocent 21. I just washed my hair 22. 'Il started young. and can't do a thing with it. wr Q... . 2 It I its t t 23. IIHey Ma, pass me a 24. 'IHow dry I am. Pampersf' 'Us lil' , . ,ga .5 Q 'Nl' 2' x Y X ,. ... he e. LZ -4 26. l'Ride 'em cowboy! 27. 'Now listen here, 28. I'Guess what I was doing 29. Well, it's the best ...fe N .sw 31. Oh boy, quarter-keg! 32. It's been a tough d YH 8 36. Today's look for the best37. dressed woman. in the bush. could do with it. . F g fi! H, Nw 4 E x . 3 E 3 fi ' I Q N W 1 ,ff 1 .1 :xt 33. I'No Tears! Baloney! 34. I'What a woman! l . ,Sn 'I' g . 1 . I'Ban keeps me drier. 38. III'm such a good 39. IILook Ma. No teeth. kid 25. 'IBut I don't want to be a coneheadf' 30. I like Nine Lives just like Morris. 35. 'IDO I have to take a bath? 40. IlWho turned off the water? A Few More Looks at the Past . . .W j r r 4 41. l'Home, james 42. 'ifxs I was saying . . 43. 'IHuh, what'd you say? 46. I ate the whole 47. My bolagna has a first 48. Prude! thing, name. Iiii chick! 1. Colleen Robertson 2. Patty Viscione 3. Trish Fogarty 4. Keith Fasanella 5. Bernadette Ulmer 6, Beanie DeRosa i 7. Rosanne Caruso 8. Mike Tsivin 9. Sue Havran 20. 10. Richard Schindelar 21, 11. Carmella Pacenza 44. But l'm scared of high 45, Here I am, ladies. 49. Here come those boys 50. III got my two front teeth for again. Christmas. 51. 'Get a load of that 52. IlHow do I look. 53. Why'd they take Mash 54. 'IHe asked me for a 55. III wike my dolly. off the air? date. ln case you didn't recognize them: . Tina Kirkwood . Lynn Sudano . Eric Campetelli . loAnne Kaminsky David Cozza Nancy Preteska Dan Shumsky Ellen Morgan Kathy Stavetski Sandy Yachera 22. Marybeth Sara 23. Nick Palczuk 24. Diane Smith 25, Jolene Rotune 26. Patty Long 27. jackie Curtis 28. john Maggio 29. Maria Rodriguez 30. Karen McMeekin . Kim Slater . Lori Dileo . Fran Gruszecki Barbara Korn lo Perna Cathy Hoats Pam Pulsinelli Debbie Longo Rich Barber Rosemary Wendt Cathy Soweski Helga Grev Laurie Guydos Sheryl Amorosa Be Fiorentino Chip Meier Theresa Gacek Tammy Violka Tracey Corsini Lynn Olsen Bob Romano Robin Fetchel Diane Gaglia Mimi Figliano Diane Kaladas . A Few More Looks at the Present nf' 'vfff 1, Next time, l'lI bring me fashlight! lOmar Alil This signature will be worth a million-someday. lScott Ciencinj I got this doorman's job through the Guidance Department lRobert Wentworthl , S s X E X g 5 fi- gs 'S 'K 3, 5 X E S What fire drill? lHelga Grevl ,,.,,-of USO where's the car that goes with this award? Uoe Wroblewskil Senior Class Will Having taken so much from so many for so long, the members of the Class of 1980 would like to leave some things . . . Robert Ackerman leaves a seat at the front of the room to whomever can stand it. Donna Alexander leaves a six of Molson to everyone. Frank Allaire leaves his safety glasses to Mr. Herbeck. Sheryl Amorosa leaves an everlasting smile to the 'iCutie 8 -A.V., T.D., j.C., GC., D.D., MC. Bruce Baita leaves his empty beer bottles to his math teacher. Denise Ballent leaves an exciting Health lV to the Class of '81. Lisa Barbarevech leaves the future B.B.H.S. students lots of luck, they'll need it. Rich Barber leaves nothing. Carmen Barboni bequeaths her four year old sneakers to anyone who wants them. Lori Bendler leaves her ljbig Mouth to Dina Esposito. Chuck Cammarata leaves Pat D. the ability to dribble a basketball-preferably with his hands. Eric Campitelli leaves his enthusiasm for golf to next year's golf team. Rosanne Caruso leaves her locker to some lucky fool seventh grader. john Ciarfello leaves THE record to be challenged. Scott Ciencin leaves his ability to always meet Searchlight deadlines. joe Ciminelli leaves his books to the furnace. Susie Coccia leaves her 'ltrack cheers to Patty H. Ed Cogley leaves jimmy all his school books knowing that he will not use them either. Tracey Corsini leaves two chemistry books to anyone who can find them. Dave Cozza leaves his brother the key to his locker and a few good memories. Kevin Crowe leaves his fantastic art ability to Charlie L. jackie Curtis leaves Mr. Franzyshen a 'New Daughter . joe D'Alessandro leaves passing to Pat D. Ralph DeLong leaves his locker to his younger sister. Beany DeRosa leaves L.L.F.F. to Bac, Barb, jules and shellshock to Schnapps and the Papacy to john. Lori DiLeo leaves fixing her car. Mike Donovan leaves a new lid to Steve M. and jumping ability to P.D. Bruce Enalls leaves a box of chik to some deserving person. Sharon Fagan leaves raincoats with hoods to the upcoming cheerleaders. Sonia Fandino leaves her locker and the ability to tell the truth to Chris. john Fassanella leaves his golf clubs to Mr. Eutsler. Keith Fasanella leaves hopes of happiness and luck to actors, actresses, and athletes QAAAJ. Robin Fetchel leaves the ability to use D.C.'s on the last day of school. Mimi Figliano leaves the ability to get the last parking space on the block to any late unfortunate senior girl and her D.C.'s to anyone who wants them. Ben Fiorentino leaves his hands to Coach Eutsler to give to an incoming varsity receiver. Trish Fogarty leaves better luck than she had to the next LIP class. Sheila Frederickson leaves being happy. Theresa Gacek leaves a certain teacher with pleasure. Diane Gaglia leaves the manhunt to Heather and Maureen. joe Graber leaves the wrestling team his unique style. David Greck leaves his jumpshot to Pat D. Helga Grev leaves her height to Annette W., janice D., and jay V. Frances Gruszecki leaves Radar Ears with many more conversations to overhear. Laurie Guydos leaves 'lngers and jljordashes to Craig. Carol Hambrick leaves her old, run down locker to her sisters, Cathy and Cindy. Sue Havran leaves big, bad Betty some baffled wordsand. Mike Helfrick leaves his favorite pair of jeans. David jeskie leaves a big box of cigars for Clit. Lori Kaczanowski leaves her walking shoes to B.C. and D.R. Diane Kaladas leaves B.B.H.S. for good, and her typewriter to anyone who wants it. joanne Kaminski leaves Mr. Koup three strike outs and the word jllungs to Pat's gang. Kathie Kemp leaves her locker that never opens on the first floor. David Kim leaves a snowy day. Tina Kirkwood leaves pity for any upcoming senior unfortunate enough to have to parallel park 'The Boat . Barbara Korn leaves the panty raid at bandcamp to the upcoming senior girls. Robert Krasnansky leaves his trumpet to Debbie. Mike Kreta leaves cruising rights on the back roads to john V. Anthony Laws leaves Mark C. his parking spot for the next six and a half years. Patty Long leaves joe D. her hair, and Lori the ability to cut class without being snagged. Deb Longo leaves a knee pad to Vinnie C. john Maggio leaves his cellar to his brother Fran and his friends. Michelle McCloskey leaves Fred B.'s walk, his pic., and l'Hi Fraed. Karen McMeekin leaves Mrs. Young's geese jokes to any poor student with a loud honker. Chip Meier leaves his love for B.B.H.S. in B.B. Tina Mickel leaves to MaryAnn all the joys of being Z Club President. Trish Mirando leaves the attendance policy to the upcoming seniors. Mary Monteschio leaves the next Editor-in-Chief a feeling of ecstasy when its done and john the ability to zing even when he's zanged out. Ellen Morgan leaves L.D.S. to Mi, the only senior girl who can handle it. Mark Moskal leaves B.B.H.S. Richard and David M. to bother the teachers. Robert Motyka leaves Mary D. 38 pink slips. Bev Myhre leaves love forever to Laura. Frank Nanna leaves his running talent to Stephen H. Donna Natalizio leaves a guilty conscience to the rat who ripped off her class ring. Lynn Olsen leaves the stage lights to those lucky enough to feel their warmth. Carmela Pacenza leaves good memories and her locker to anyone who can open it. Nike Palczuk leaves a knee brace to a needy player. Tom Patullo leaves his lips. jo Perna leaves good times behind. Anthony Pezzella leaves Vinnie C. and Charlie L. one last Biella. Nancy Preteska leaves the reason for being late to class to a special upcoming senior. Ralph Puglisi leaves a baseball cap. Pam Pulsinelli leaves her ability to leave l.V. basketball games and go to Varsity wrestling meets to Kathy G. john Radwanski leaves his clarinet abilities to Dave D. Debbie Ranglack leaves her flag and position to Tammy S. Karen Reese leaves her partying days. Mike Rick leaves his Pspecial lunch to be carried on. Colleen Robertson leaves Nancy Benko a large size and Andy V. Bonny Rodriguez leaves Tommy and Tim a new audience for eighth period. Maria Rodriguez leaves a book on how to be a woman .and her slits to Mr. B. Dennis Romano leaves joe and Els the ability not to get caught drunk on weekends. Mary Romano leaves her cousin Mary her locker for the next few years to come. Robert Romano leaves a suspenseful manhunt to a blind freshman. Ron Rosania leaves his parking spot. Skip Rossmeissl leaves a moment of peace. lolene Rotunno leaves her B-O locker to Sue for her pom-poms. Barbara Ryan leaves her BQ to her BB. Marybeth Sara leaves her spot at the bar to Aimee Y., and her feebleness to anyone who wants it. Alex Schanschieff leaves his wrestling equipment to Allen K. Richard Schindelar leaves his pole vault pole to Glenn T. Annie Schraeder leaves being happy. Casimir Serafin leaves B.B.H.S. to a wrecking crew. Dan Shumsky leaves nothing and takes anything he can get his hands on. Kim Slater leaves her loud mouth to be remembered. Donna Sloben leaves her shortness to any unfortunate tall junior. Audrey Smith leaves L.P. her spaz roller skating ability, and to Mr. Koup a kiss for caring so much about them. Tom Smith leaves his ability to catch a basketball to Pat D. Cathy Soweski leaves umagno cum gaudiof' Kathy Stavetski leaves a 'lfunky chicken to Nat D. Tracey Stewart leaves room for someone else to be Latin Club consulis. janet Strothers leaves the ability to get out of taking gym without getting in trouble to lim D. Lynn Sudano leaves Donna and Janice the cleverness to do a K-turn on a one way street and not get caught. Diane Thompson leaves her locker to anyone who wants it. Ivan Turczak leaves his driving ability to joe D. Mims Tuzzo leaves the leisure suit man to Heather. Bernadette Ulmer leaves snack to the upcoming 440 relay team. Louise Villano leaves her locker to Sue. joe Vischetti leaves l'The Uncle Fred Show to Bob M. and Vinnie C. Tammy Violka leaves her half of the PVC to an upcoming perv. Patty Viscione leaves with a smile, a sigh, and a secret. Rose Wendt leaves the ability to go up curbs to the upcoming reckless drivers. Robert Wentworth leaves the B.B.H.S. stage to those future actors who, like himself, can't act but do their best anyway. Ricky Whitman leaves Charly a Bagagaga. loe Wroblewski leaves john H. his winning ways. Sandy Yachera leaves a curling iron for lanice G. to plug in. Stan Zagula leaves his Ppossum to a freshman wrestler. As a group, the Class of 1980 would also like to leave some items to the older members of B.B.H.S. To Mr. Herder-a book by Kenneth Galbraith and a mustache comb . . . To Mr. Kelly-five guards who can dunk . . . To Mr. Gramiccioni-another NJ. State Champ . . . To Mr. Spain-a sexy voice to use to call people to his office To Mr. Koupiaris-a trip to see the Steelers win still another Superbowl and ear plugs so that he can put up with his Earth Science classes . . . To Miss Emhoff-a lover of Latin or Latin lover and an elevator to the third floor . . . To Mrs. Shaw-a trip to Washington with a usane group of LIP students . . . To Mr. Stearns-Ken Brokaw locked in the supply closet of Room 204 . . . To Mr. Donahue-a hearty PYar . . . To Miss Bebo-five 'Chem Study Survivor t-shirts to pass on to other lucky survivors . . . To Mr. Puglia-a new set of slides to show at Christmas time To Mrs. Trautwein-one case of Vicks Formula 44. To Mr. Haase-some spaghetti for all those meatballs, To Mrs. Chersack-a long and happy retirement. To Mrs. Anton-an abridged dictionary with fewer vocabulary words for her students . . . To Mrs. Kotch-typewriter ribbons that don't wear out. To Mrs. Robinson-a lie detector for sick students . . . To Mr. Bauer-a special pill that gives him more compassion when he works his runners . . . To Mr. Toci-a new Ppic for his hair . . . To Mrs. Yuzuik-a PKiss Me l'm Polish t-shirt that is spelled correctly . . . To Mr. Bates-a trained dog to help him locate students who cut classes . . . To Mr. Crane-a product that will help the student store get out of the red . . . To Miss Davitt-art students who put more paint on their canvases than on the drawing desks . . . To Mr. Kruzel-a tube of Bryle Cream to grease his hair for the Senior Breakfast . . . To Mr. Grimes-someone to teach him to speak with a Brooklyn accent, for a change . . . To Mr. Kapp-a comb and brush set because he probably wore his old one out . . . To Miss Crowell-a boyfriend who is as witty as she is . . . To Mr. Donnelly-a lot of patience to deal with future B.B.H.S. students . . . To Miss DeFeo-our thanks for sometimes forgetting to record latenesses . . . To Miss Varga-our thanks for sometimes forgetting to record cuts To Mrs. DeRosa-a ball and chain so that she doesn't get around the halls so fast . . . To Mrs. lmbriani-a telephone without an outside line. To everyone associated with B.B.H.S.-we leave you peace, happiness, and good luck . . . The Class of 1980 'S'- ..g wx X QQ., xr f' ga Y QQ, X X W . ' H1155 '2iii Hr V' ffguwz .31 0 3. in , ev 1h h1' A 1 N 1 1 + ' ,L-Sw 2.4 -'Q ww 1, M K gi mail G' ' A' 1,.,,, Hz n.nuu.u mnuuuu uuuuu Susanna: -uuuua 'nuns 4 .fl nuns ' 0' 'nun 6 . One for the Money The junior Class, under the leadership of new advisor Miss Emhoff, has some of the major events of the school year as its responsibility. The junior Class help set up the annual prom at Redwood Inn May 30 and also joined the Class of '80 for the gala Sadie Hawkins Dance in December. As of press time, the Class of '81 was planning a class trip, possibly a combined trip with the Class of '8O. The officers are President Tom Wolk, Vice President Rich Eustace, Recording Secretary Nat De Stio, Corresponding Secretary Todd Teryek, and Treasurer lanice Steinhauser. Guess who hid the teacher's book? tDan Kopfj Albert, Tim Aldridge, Debbie Allaire, Carolyn Andreeski, Buffy April, Christine Barbarevich, Renee Bama, Nanq' Bartolucci, joseph Berry, Elizabeth Boyea, Teresa Bradley, Fred Burgos, Louis Burke, Tim Capalbo, Vincent Cassebaum, Cathy Celentano, Curtis Chamberlain, Bill Chambers, leff Cicero, Sharon Cigna, Anthony Clark, Laura Cochille, Steven Cogley, Mark Colombaroni, Marlene Crowe, Chudc Cruz, Carlos Dabrowski, Ester Daniel, james De Ghetto, David Del Niro, Lisa De Stio, Natalie Diem, David Dominidc, loseph Donahue, Michael Donlan, Nancy 62 l hate Book Reports. fFred Bradleyl PS0 all l have to do is carry these crutches and they let me out of class five minutes early. fGlenn Payne, joe Kovacsl l think I just broke a tooth on the mashed potatoes. lNatalie De Stioj Dorko, Maureen Dowling, Patrick Driscoll, Deirdre Esposito, Dina Eustace, Rich Fallis, Cindy Fasanella, Gerald Fetchel, Mike Gacek, Paul Gallagher, Lorrie Giardino, Barbara Gibbs, Sharon Gilligan, Donna Gilrain, james Gleason, Kathleen Graebener, Ray Greco, janice Green, janet Green, Natalie Guido, Anthony Hajduk, Mike Hambrick, Cathy Hartsock, joyce Hawk, Robert Hendershot, Trent Hnasko, john Hoey, Patrick Holub, Patty Howell, Theresa Huszar, Steven Impellizeri, Dina jannuzzi, janice jannuzzi, joseph johnson, Tina jones, Dawn Q 'V for Victory -The Officers and Advisor for the Class of '81. 1 63 lones, jill luardo, Eddie luardo, Luisa luzwiak, Tom Kalbach, David Kim, Henry Klimas, Kevin Klouser, Barbara Kluxen, Steven Koons, Laura Kopf, Daniel Korn, George Kovacs, Joseph Kuziola, Michelle Lewis, Charles Linn, Patrick Lukacs, Steve Maiullo, Anthony Marinelli, Christine Meyer, Peter Mignella, Robert Mignella, Thomas Miklowcic, Tracey Miller, Kyna Miller, Wayne Monteschio, lohn Moore, Debra Morgan, Laurie Morrissey, Steve Nagrodski, Pete ,J ssupa. QWEBY Cheese! fKathy Gleasonj 5 Nearv, O'Mally, Brian Opdycke, Kenny Orlando, Donna Paiano, Una Pasek, Bruce Patullo Patullo, Payne, Peppe, Perone, Ben Perry, Renee Pirone, Polansky, Robin Poner, Clare Michelle Nancy Glenn Michael Frederick Sharon I hate to sit in front. iNancy Donlanj 'W' 'll'm sorry, we don't carry MoIson's. Uohn Violka, Debbie Moorej 'But I can't write. My hand is stuck in my purse. fCathy Schuylerl 64 lOf course you can take our picture. QDonna Gilligan, Chris Aprill uYou're kidding me! Oanice Steinhauserj urn drink to that! fCindy rauisy s S 5 i llThis is such a heavy test I need two hands to write. QSteve Lukacsl Procini, Billy Pugliese, Laura Reddell, Robert Rodriguez, Carmen Rodriguez, joseph Runyon, Cindy Ruscetta, Diane Ruscetta, Tom Sacca, Vincent Sargent, Barbara Sasso, Giuseppe Schuster, Alice Schuyler, Catherine Serrano, Rose Short, Maureen Shulack, Walter Smith, Dan Smith, Todd Snyder, Sharon Snyder, Susan Spatz, loni Spiller, Kenneth Stamile, Rick Stavetski, David Stay, Beverly Steinhauser, lanice Stewart, Lisa Stine, Ricky Stout, Denise Suhaka, Bruce Sullivan, john Swope, Wesley Synnott, Tom Ten'ito, joe Teryek, Todd Thomas, Richard Trombadore, Mary Ann Troskosky, Mary Van Doren, Jayne Vance, jeffrey Violka, john Weitz, Annette Whitman, Paul Woldin, Usa Wolk, Tom Zagula, Barbara Two for the Shovv Once again, the major event for the Sophomore Class was the ordering of class rings. With the price of gold going way up, buying rings was no easy task. The Sophomore Class did, however, also have time for some fun. They participated in several dances and planned a class trip for the spring. Other money making projects helped to boost their treasury for future expenses. The officers of the Sophomore Class are President Rick Muniz, Vice President Maureen Mulvihill, Secretary Kelly Clark, and Treasurer Brenda Yachera. The advisor is Mr. Bauer. VIVM Vhrrkvrkn ,.,,,, , ., S , Let's Party! Ahmed, Aziz Allison, Douglas Anderson, Suzanne Barich, Cynthia Bartle, Dawn Beam, jonathan Bendler, Robin Bennett, Mary loyce Bezvvada, Hari Babu Bocchino, Lynda Bodnarchuk, Paul Bonfantino, Grace Borini, john Boyd, Kathy Breese, Brenda Bukawich, Beth Burke, William Campbell, Sandra Carina, Barbara Cassebaum, Marie Castillo, Inelsy Chmielewski, Lenise Cigna, Diana Cimino, Anthony Clark, Kelly Clay, Regina Colalillo, Mary Colombaroni, Richard Conroy, lacqueline Corbo, lohn Cote, lon Cozza, Stever ' ' Custy, Edward Czarcinski, David Dedcer, Kimber , ,-t' 'A7 is 66 it la uf 'M if The Sophomore Class Officers Boy, I really feel like being in this class! CNorma Malave J 5 'lWhat makes you think I need to see an orthodonist? IKathy Boydl 'lWhen do the cartoons come on? IRegina Clay, Diane Edwardsl 'I haven't tasted anything this bad since the time I threw up. fDebbie treckerl y 'Oh Boy! I finally passed an English test! Uim Deleskil tflifif , I X Q V! ,W , gf - fig ' A K ' X, -. ,Lf W ln, ,f 1-e AA X ,I I I , f I ' ' . f 1. C I s , M 1 2' H , A , ' Wli It X 1 f A l, I' Qltfvwfiwra ' l y , ttf De Siato, Craig De Stafano, Tom De Stio, Cindy Dominick, Ellsworth Dorko, Maureen Edwards, Diane Ehasz, Joseph Elik, Joseph Fisher, Lisa Galvacky, Bennett Cietlik, Jimmy Gilligan, Louise Gilrain, Mark Graber, Cary Graebener, Peter C-ray, Luanne Greenberg, Sharon Gullick, Susan Gumerlock, Elizabeth Hall, Holly Harabin, jimmy Hendershot, Tracey Holmes, Donna Hrybowych, Natalie Humsey, Karen lannuzzi, Francis leskie, Beverly jones, Karen luliano, Susan Kaladas, Donna Kaminsky, Sharon Karpinecz, Paul King, William Kinter, Marc Kissel, Marc 67 Kyles, Clyde Lawler, Dawn Laws, Victor Lazarczyk, Anthony Lamire, Patricia Lewis, Pamela Liptak, Kenneth Lis, Ronald Lucas, Zina Malave, Norma Mazzaferro, Silvana Meola, Tony K Mial, Karen 3 if . - i Mollica, Allen ,T Morgan, Heather W i ,.,. tif - VX Moshinsky, David Mulvihill, Maureen Muniz, Ricardo Nemes, Deborah Niro, Daniel . F. - On, Elizabeth Patemoster, Ken Perez, Edith Phillips, lill Philpotts, Sandy Provenzano, Mark Prugh, Douglas Pulsinelli, Gregg Reese, Kenny Reiner, lacqualine Risner, l0Y Robles, Nelsy Romano, Diane Ryan, Douglas Sachdeva, Rachna an ggnljtold him if he didn't call me tonight, he could just forget it. tlnelsy Castillo, Diana 68 my N Q s .P'Y' Here's Zina! fZina Lucasl 'lCan I go home with you? fRachna Sachdevaj X X Q 1 Bl 'lWake me when this class is over. CT ony lacksonj l'Min'or, mirror on the wall . . . lKaren Miall 'll feel like a typical housewife. iPhyllis Vivolij I hate Composition Day! flidie Perezj 3,5 , ffrffllifll not taking this test 'til you stop watching me. lGrace Bonfantinol ,sew 36' f,,:, Er ,V y, ' I., 'Assy . sf'I'S 1 ' YQ, - M 5 3, our 1 Zuccarelli, Karen Salvatore, Patty Sargent, Hollis Scarcella, Annette Scott, lohn Seabolt, George Shive, Tamara Smith, Laura Snyder, David Spenger, Deborah Sperr, Eric Springer, Caroline Strada, Maria Strecker, Debbie Strecker, Donna Stryshak, Carol Sullivan, Michael Tafur, Miriam Tarsan, Andrew Teryek, Glenn Toth, Robert Troeller, Karl Tucker, Patty Ulmer, Francis Van Didden, Michael Venditti, Andy Vetter, Nancy Vivoli, Phyllis Weldon, Kenneth Wilson, Robert Yachara, Aimee Yachera, Brenda Yarnell, loseph Yefchak, Kenneth Youskovich, Amy Zarnowski, Karen 69 Three To Get Ready The Freshman Class, under the leadership of Mr. Silvervvater, has been one of the most active classes at B.B.H.S. Of course their major accomplishment is still the magazine campaign which raises a lot of money for their future events. ln addition, the Class of '83 has been trying other money makers such as candy sales and concessions at sporting events. They have held dances and planned a class trip for the spring, but their newest idea is to show movies on Saturday afternoons for elementary school children. The Class of '83 is led by President Bridget Mulvihill, Vice President Tracey Zorn, Secretary Nancy Brents, and Treasurer Sandy Barich Mission Control to Eagle One . . . QRobert Wojcieckowskil W Albanese, Russell Alexander, Blaine Amaya, Monica Auletta, David Awtry, Lisa if .b-M ,.,,,,,. ,, QR ,gim- Barich, Sandy Bartolucci, Darlene Bates, GBTY , Berry, Robert Bevacqua, Anthony f ' ,,11 ,V .,r, 1 fi' A Q sem.-A ,.- f Haas VV., Boyle! Cheryl Q- -fr ssiellz' Boszcuk, Prudence M Blazevige, Kim Bradley, Mark ff .- Brents, Nancy Breyan, Kathleen Breyan, Rudy Burgess, john Burgess, Richard sm RPF 4 f if ' 2 6 ' is , ,. iff' gy in ff' L W 5'- W ff 'L aw -,,, as- , in ' ,lf - if W ssfy, in ' - ,Wise ' iii ' . . tll' l'i ,t..' r .li is 1 tl'a' i ' .,,, srri.ii fggefg fixes- i - ill.' I Q A gt jg ' H'f ' K ' fp? . v T... 1 ..s, .. ......,. Q, ...,, .,.. gh ,,,, ..... , ,..,., if .,,,,. ..... , F gg ..,. , . f- T ,....L L..V 'i l ' . ,.,, . A .. ssi l 1 N 5 wg, ssi. W as , 1 ,iz , 5' 'W it 6 U. I mi Burgas, Brenqa Ayzi . ,11..gi ,,,, K g g V gvv VVI, L L. ..,,i ,.: ....,, ii . . ,, . . t. . ill T 7 iili' S 'i T llilli ' 'iiliiliiii S t'iiiiiiill 'S ' ' Cedefbefg lan? T s.,,v.lri i .s J ' iiir 2 tt., ir. , , ggfiefgaisegfcraig ,.s, 1 v,QQ Q ri1f12 , W Hmmafkgsl sr.. ,fMaswWWww-' ,. C Ve 'ms itr C 70 Ji The Freshman Class Officers and Representatives 'Oh boy! A topless campus! lWilliam Tuckerj PI wish it were june. Oanice Doddsl i What a disgusting book! QLynn Skazenskij V V ,r 1 HQ lu.: Q tl . fl , I 9 s rss N 2 A ekxx' ',l. 5. l'. ' 'N K 3 i I 'sim , XNMJ 55,1 .. , . ,sr 3 it . , SF E A 5 , ff Q , i are C ,At 2 z Q its we kk' tx , I r l , 4 ' x F0-1 X 'r ... Coukos, James Cozza, Kathy Crago, Tammy Crider, Cathy Dabrowski, Roman Dafgard, Wayne Decker, Paul De Fino, Ann Marie Del Camp, Debra De Stefano, Steven Desiato, jill Dietrich, Mark Di Leo, Judi Dodds, lanice Drogowski, Michelle Ehasz, Michael Elik, Caroline Epps, Gerald Fasanella, Steven Fasano, Tom Fecynec, Peter Fisher, Robert Foster, john Fowler, William Friedman, jonathan Frost, Jacqueline Galindo, Arturo Gano, Edward Gattone, Delet Giardino, Anne Marie Gibbs, Richard Gleason, Martin Graffeo, Peter Graham, Cythia Gray, Bobby Grev, Hjordis Gronich, Steven Gubitoso, Floyd Gullick, Patty Hall, Susan - W , s, .wwf ,l C fi' Class of '83 Officers-President Bridget Mulvihill, Vice President Tracey Zorn, Secretary Nancy Brents, Treasurer Sandy Barich. '71 Hambrick, Cynthia Helgart, Raymond Helgert, Wesly Heller, Kristine Herman, Donald Higgins, Laura Hoats, jeffrey Hoffman, Beverly Hoffman, jerome Hutchins, james Hyatt, Sandie lzzo, Vincenza johnson, john jones, Flora juliano, Patricia Kaminski, Suzanne Kane, Lisa Kataria, Sheila Kayan, Eileen Keich, Alan Kelly Patrick Kenyon, Kevin Kiddish, Gregory Kim, Thomas Kincel, Scott Kirsch, Gary Kist, Donna Klimas, Clifford Kolevski, Mirjano Kowalski, William Krauss, Susan La Corte, Maria Lamaestra, Regina Lane, Barbara Levesque, Scott Liccardi, Ann Linn, Addie Lombardi, Michael Long, Laurie Lyne, Michael Maerkel, Susan Mance, Penny Marquis, Robert Martucci, Mario Massagli, Cynthia McHugh, Ann McSurdy, Karen Morgan, Michele Moskal, David Moskal, Richard Motyka, Susan Mulvihill, Bridget Nanna, joanne Natalizio, Sally Neidlinger, Harold Niro, Susan Miller, David O'MaIly, Keith Orr, Daniel Ostrowski, Tammy Pane, jerry Paprzycki, Lori Patullo, Connie Patullo, joseph Pena, Margarita 72 Wi it , W Eg! ..., j ., , , A . .. ,, Vi rf 4 my iif g-WW, I ,W fl! . , RY i . ' s if 5 0 - it 'T ., fry 'f ' for r V ff i f f 'Q rrkt , , fx rf tr ,, i ,I rf if arms ri , 'l' v a i ,qs A Q. f V 4, - at iw rg 1 if , . I K za in ss yl g ,,..,,, .. Wt .2 l'My pen's out of ink, so I can't write on the desk. lCathy Criderj ff l -5' l 2 , ,l,t3,, C, f - i,, me ,V.' t , L - N Q L' 'S if - 'F , i, ' 5 . K 7 I S l lslill L ' vw i ,A - L f lb QQ. 5 Q,,,,v f . . . V Za, V ra 'S t A at iii A ' A x W ., ,, ii 6 A1 I , Q X H 'f Q When I open my eyes, you'd better be gone. lBarbara Van Fleetj ,jjj 1, F 1 i r agga 7? 1-fm' L fi 4 ,V ' il, l ' ii ,li r1 1 ' 'lll f it , i , .-,k 1 as Hi A 4 .if . ,,r, N E 4' ' 'f , , ' 'ii' ' ,'.,t V- il' L. 'V r H M H' y Mt , , S A r S' ' it ' is Qi gf l'Why do they always send for you during your free period? lSandie l Hyattj tl' L 4 it l I 3 irrr 1.5551 ' llla if 597' I 77' rv 1' fs 22? S t Q aren't there any job openings for bank presidents? iMike Lynej s g: of T 'll know this song with my eyes closed. fSue Maerkelj ' N T Aw... 'lHe'll never know I copied. fKim Blazevigej Q 1- v ,, , iii T wig r M 2 , , , 9 , if . 1 4 1 1 , i , My V 1 Quik, fi -E --N Zuckero, Alan Peppe, Linda Peters, Paula Plick, Dawn Polidori, Richard Potts, Robert Provenzano, Laura Pulsinelli, Susan Reese, Renee Ridley, Todd Ritzi, Karen Rodriguez, Sara Rosania, Dawn Ruberto, Trina Rubin, David Runyon, George Salvatore, Michael Sara, Emest Schiermeyer, Amy Schmidt, Eddie Seratin, Ella Serrano, Robert Simoncelli, james Skazenski, Lynn Slack, Michael Smith, Kimberly Smith, Sean Smith, Timothy Smithbower, William Snyder, Daniel Spenger, Doreen Staniszewski, Monica Staniszewski, Ronald Stashak, Frank Steinhauser, Gerald Storch, Beth Tarantino, Cheryl Tardiff, Kim Thomas, Lori Todaro, joseph Torres, Aida Toth, Emily Troskosky, joanne Tucker, William Tuzzo, Marcia Van Fleet, Barbara Vatalare, joseph Vischetti, Marianne Weir, Donna Weiss, john Wendt, Karen Wendt, Robert Werfel, jacqueline Wilchuck, jennifer Vthlson, james woideckowski, Robert Woldin, MaryBeth Yackowski, Sandra Yarka, Vwlliam Zaccardi, john Zom, Tracey 73 Bar-Din, Miriam Barich, Pamela Belcher, Kimberly Bennett, Eileen Bevacqua, john Bonfantino, joseph Bonfantino, Maria Bovik, William Breyan, jennifer Brokaw, Ken Burke, joseph Burke, judy Carasoni, Glenn Cimino, Denise Circello, Sue Ann Cleary, Patricia Cogley, Beth Coolbaugh, lames Costa, Michele Cote, Chris D'Alessandro, Vincent DeCicco, Rosario Del Nero, Shelly De Stio, Paul Diem, Mary Lynn Dindoff, Tammie Elik, Susan Field, Helde Fogarty, Eileen Gabory, Sherri Gambino, Ronald Geren, Dina Gleason, joseph Gonzalez, Armando Granzetto, Kyle Groppi, Lisa Harlow, Sally Havet, Edward Herman, Sandy Hewitt, Brian 74 Four To Go 'lRemarkable! fSherri Gaboryj Holub, Frederick Howell, Paul The primary concern of the junior High has been to increase the social life at B.B.H.S. They planned four dances for the '79-'80 schoc year including a special dinner dance for the eighth graders and thei parents. The officers are President Chris Cote, Vice President Paul Linn Secretary Annette Mondrone, and Treasurer Diane Nemes. Thei advisor is Miss Capano. The junior-High Officers and Advisor i il if i'So this is what they call a pencil. Uoe Bonfantinoj ,W stuns ...LN YW L Z -- N 'How come everyone's got three aces except me? CSandy Rivera, Chris Maloney, Pat Clearyi X 'lAnd you say it'll be a hundred proof? tAnnette Mondrone, Michele Costal uf L , rrrrc L at -1 ' Y ,, ,.,,,,,,.. ,.,, 2 In . ft, ,. ,Mm-NX .:u,,,,,,.i . r ,f L :ff 'X ' Nur- it ,,g,,,,, , if , L4 L L ,,'r 'a S e,r. .r,, ' in fi i t 1 r,,,,1 , .W,,r,.,, .,,,. ' i ,,.,.....--all - lf looks could kill, he'd be dead! fKris Krydaj ' k. 4,112 7 A g llv' In I ',i- '-1ii1 . Ei ft? W , , Akrr' L a n 8 . ' ' ll l ,f A? . A I I We ,fir V Li VVLV A n K A L., I K, A Al klll r , ,af VQ,Irkgr frying' I J i Zkyy VL ,., M ,l,7 4 n Et-l i, A i,ii 5 i Y 41' s Q V I V 'A , . A vu L E..... f I L l f K ft' i 'f ' , l s , , 'f ' K L gif Al l 1 ' l L L liv K' ' Vgily i ll K gig ..f1 g I -' , . K 'N X 4 ff 'V fl 72 K , .5 il 5gf,el, i at N' - 4 Y h it S t , 7 ki! fir L lllvlv iii V ...Xflih y W A A 4Al. by , , 'lsr 1, fx Y? zz. 1 fi csiss f'iir' W ,ff lfl f, , 'i,l, - i , Vi fig 1 A' .R i A 5 1li,E1 L' if if it li Hutzly, Larry lanello, Mena jones, Lisa Kalbach, Janice Kane, Scott Kearne, Debbie Kingsland, Pamela Kryda, Kristine Lair, Bruce Lair, Edward Lane, Debbie Lang, Cindy Lawler, Erin Lemire, Dawn Linn, Beverly Lyne, Laurie Mackenzie, Neil Maggio, Francis Malaiko, Thomas Malave, Nicky Maloney, Chris Manilio, Marianna Mayor, Karen Meyer, David Mondrone, Annette Mulleavey, Michelle Natalizio, Patty Neidlinger, David Nemes, Diane O'Brien, Rhonda Perez, Yvonne Peters, Regina Pinto, Lori Pitoscia, Barbara Quinones, Eligio Rivella, Louise Rivera, Sandra Rodriguez, Augusto Rodriguez, Maritza Rodriguez, Yvette Romano, Chris Rubin, Robert Sadorski, Kathy Sanchez, Phyllip Saqa, Mona Samo, Michael Savage, Toni Schaefer, Sue Sciortino, Maria Settle, Ken Shelden, Merris Sinibaldi, Andrew Sinibaldi, Sal Sorge, jeff Sourvanos, Myranthi Spilletti, Carlo Spilletti, Maddalena Stout, David Ulmer, Robert Vance, Donna Viegas, Celia Woehrel, Thomas Yackowski, Denise Yannittee, Thomas Zorn, Kim 75 Andreevski, Tony Auletta, Donald Bar-Din, jonathan Barboni, Michelle Bartle, Robert Bartolucci, Paul Beatty, Michael Belcher, jerry Benko, Nancy Bermontiz, Maridza Berry, Kathy Billingsley, Laura Blair, William Borreson, lan Bravo, Ronald Bukavich, Lisa Burke, Bonnie Carmen, Dennis Castellani, Ezio Chiesa, Ellen Cigna, Elizabeth Circello, Beth Clancy, Kelly Clark, Deanna Colon, Debra Cozza, Raymond Cremer, jill Davile, Betsy Dietrich, Mary Anne Donlan, Margaret Donovan, Doreen Driscoll, Pamela Duardo, Thomas Ellsworth, Terry Errickson, Mark Fabok, Michelle Fadia, Alpesh Fericy, Victoria Follis, David Foy, Larry Galindo, Evaristo Cano, Veronica Garcia, Roberto Gonzalez, Reinaldo Green, Lisa Gronich, Blake Gruschewsky, David Hall, Loyd Hanison, Cathleen Heller, Phillip Her, Kang Izzo, Mana lannone, John Kaladas, Debbie Kandele, Michele Kane, Vicki Kosta, Michelle Krasnasky, Donna Lane, leffrey Langlois, Albert Lawler, Daniel Leinhauser, Roxanne Lester, Susan Light, Kim Linn, Paul 76 'lHow long do you have to wait to get served around here? lRoxanne Leinhauserj Dedicated to the Unknown Student-whose picture didn't get in the yearbook. fi m fb MK, Swan Lake iDeanna Clark, Nancy Benkol . A l'Hey, Mom, we made the yearbook! iCarlos Tafur, Reinaldo Gonzalez, Evaristo Calindol l- f . ew, gas, af lm? X, ,X . in Lombardi, Carmen Luise, Robert Mackenzie, Mary MacMath, Scott Mangino, Billy Marinelli, Donna Mazurkiewicz, Robert McSurdy, Colleen Morgan, Michael Morrissey, Kevin Nemes, Donna Nocilla, Danielle Ormsby, Marilyn Page, Billy Paiano, Anthony Pettit, Robin Pinto, Ricky Potts, David Pulsinelli, Melissa Quinones, Iulia Resuta, Ricky Robinson, Kimberly Rodriguez, Paulo Russo, lerry Sallach, Soni Sdtmidt, Karen Sdtmidt, Mary Seabolt, Robert Seymour, David Shallo, Marc Slack, Michelle Smith, Tim Solook, Nancy Tafur, Carlos Todaro, Dominick Villanueva, Francisco Warshefski, Tom Wendt, Lynn ' Yanitte, Clare .W The Head of Ed Mr. Joseph Donnelly, Principal Mr loseph Spain Vice Principal Mr Don Bates General Secondary Supervisor The head of education for the Bound Brook School System is the Board of Education. It is the Board, elected by the citizens of Bound Brook, that sets the policy for the entire system. The Board consists of ftop row, left to rightl Dr. George Daniel, Superintendent, Dr. joseph Vischetti, Chairman, Mr. Paul Cooper, Secretary, Dr. Robert Brokaw, Mrs. Susan Citrenbaumg fsecond row, left to rightj Mr. F. William Linn, Dr. Nicholas Palczuk, Mr. Peter Ruggieri, fthird row, left to rightl Mr. Frank Ryan, Mr. Philip Schuyler, and Mrs. Barbara Solook. 80 Appreciate Your Secretar There is no doubt that B.B.H.S. would be in big trouble without its fine secretarial staff. These ladies handle everything from attendance to identification cards. The secretaries are ftop row, left to rightj Patricia Crowell, Louise DeFeo, Barbara Flower, Gloria lmbriani, losephine Langg tbottom row, left to rightl Margaret Milesnick, loan Ruberto, Marcia Varga. ' ' Todd Smith fabovej uses the intercom to get a student out of class. Sharon Porter Cleftj helps the secretarial staff by placing notices in the faculty mailboxes. 81 Let Us Show You the Way .af ' C , Y 2 . on .egg One of the major accomplishments of the Guidance Department this past year was the creation of a Master Schedule for teachers and students. The schedule worked extremely well. Another new achievement was computerized report cards. This past year the report cards were only experimental, but the results were very gratifying. The New jersey College Fair, for the exchange of information, was held at Bound Brook High School, and at press time, the Guidance Department was planning a Career Day for the early spring. Another important change has been the institution of the iowa Testing Program for all students grade seven through twelve. The Guidance Department is headed by Director of Student Personnel Services Don Grimes ftop row, leftj who is also the State President of NJ. Personnel Guidance Counselors which comprehends over a thousand members. The other counselors tleft to rightj are Gladys Chersack, Al Derienzo, and Pamela Teitelbaum. The secretaries are Carmie Bradley ftop row, rightj losephine Patullo tbottom row, leftj and Maria Sara fbottom row, rightj. Any B.B.H.S. junior or senior who planned to attend college some day was excused from class to meet with college representatives. The results of this College Fair was a gym jammed with students and information. 82 X.. A Medley of Specialists 'VK ,ffm mf Special offerings take specialized personnel. Bound Brook High School boasts a complete staff of specialists. Some of these people are itop row, left to rightj Director of Special Services Marilyn Alexander, School Psychologist Annette Shteir, School Social Worker Phyllis Kopf, Learning Disabilities Teacher Consultant loan Koulish, Resource Room Teacher Lois Sargent, fsecond row, left to rightj Special Education Teacher Ann Marie Simmons, Resource Room Teacher Vasso Mitchels, Resource Room Teacher Catherine Smith, Instructional Aide Ellen Roberts, Director of Community Education Natalino Carrea, lthird row, left to rightj Athletic Director Joseph Scagliotta, Librarian Francine Kamen, lbottom row, left to rightl Nurse Angela Robinson, A.V. Director Don George. it-2 ty ...J ,J Q ' 4 P ,-ff f Mike Samo fabovej demonstrates the use of one of our specialists, the nurse, by showing off some make believe injuries. MVN 5, swf 75. KA YPD? English: A ovel Subject aff' t 5 .Tw . 1 The English Department has lost two of its staff members because of declining enrollment. The loss of staff coupled with the fewer number of students has made it impossible to offer the mini course schedule, thus, the English Department has gone to semester courses this past year. All juniors and seniors, other than those in Honors English, must take a required semester of English each year. The other semester is elected from such offerings as l'Science Fiction, llThe Mysterious and the Macbreff or UEnglish for the College Bound. Although this program is brand new at B.B.H.S., it seems to be working rather well. The English Department is comprised of ftop row, left to rightj Chairperson Dennis Donahue, Marge Anton, Kathy Battaglia, Tony Kruzel, lohn O'Connor5 fbottom row, left to rightl Victor Saginario, Edith Trautwein, and Dianne Wagner. Dave Moshinsky Qabovej can't wait for his English class to begin, while Barbara Carina and Luanne Gray frightl can't wait for their class to be over. Extra Extra Read II About It. Along with the basic concern of improving students' reading skills, the Reading Department has been engaged in many activities. They held an International Breads Bash in conjunction with their Around-the-World Unit. Seventeen different loaves of bread representing numerous ethenic groups were brought in and sampled. Students made their own helium filled balloons and gondolas for the Science and Invention Units, thus tying in other content areas with reading. Students also constructed a two hole golf course for the Sports Unit. This activity emphasized following directions and sequence skills. Advanced reading classes at the lunior High level were given undergraduate and postgraduate work, such as MilIer's Analogies, to further develop their already advanced intellect. The Reading Department consists of ttop row, left to rightl Chairperson Constance Young, Camille Claps, ludy Donahue, Lois Illardi, Ben Silverwaterg fbottom row, left to rightj Secretary Elaine Owens, Instructional Aide Dolores Driscoll, Instructional Aide Yolanda Woldin. 1-4- Nx. fa! The Reading Lab provides an area for traditional reading and writing fleftl as well as use of modern technology fabovej. 85 I I We've Got Your umloer The Mathematics Department is moving into the computer age. This year a Radio Shack computer was implemented in all junior High classes as well as in the Calculus course. Hopefully, the future holds an entire course based on using the computer. Other plans include developing a Math Lab. The Math Lab would provide a place where students could go during study halls to receive extra help, aid compensitory education, or study for the P.S.A.T.'s and S.A.T.'s. One new plan that has already taken effect is that mathematics will now be a two year requirement. The Mathematics Department consists of ftop row, left to rightl Michele Capano, Ernest Haase, Robert Kapp, Cathy Kitchen, Ludmila Kulihing fbottom row, left to rightj john Maddy, Ray Vannozzi. Mr. Kapp fabovej demonstrates the use of the new computer to some members of his class ffrom left t0 rlghtl Beth Qogley, Lynn Spilletti, and Heide Field. Making up tests is never any fun. Dawn Sick frightl finds it necessary to spend some after school time taking a math test for Mr. aase. 86 QQ Language Doesn't Have To Be Foreign -L, I.. k fx 'S ,.,.,..-- P...-ww - l'Change was the key word in the Foreign Language Department this past year. Two new teachers, Mrs. Gschossmann for German, and Mrs. Hewins for French, joined the department. The Spanish and French teachers used the new Scott Foresman texts with cassettes. All the language clubs were planning trips to museums or theaters in conjunction with their studies. Miss Emhoff planned to guide a group of budding classicists to ltaly during the spring vacation. The Foreign Language Department consists of ftop row, left to rightj Chairperson Miss Emhoff, Miss Biaginig lbottom row, left to rightl Mrs. Hagon, Mrs. Hewins lMrs. Gschossmann was not available for photographl. ,,,.... 1 S. -XS..- Three languages that are still going strong at B.B.H.S. are French lupper righll, 5P2lnl5l1 llefflf and Latin labovel. 87 Teens and Machines Keeping with the trend of 'Ido it yourself, Industrial Arts teaches a person how to 'Ido it yourself the right way. Many home repairs are practiced in the Electric Shop, Metal Shop, and Wood Shop. Drafting helps a person understand the proper way to build things from a bookcase to a huge house. The Industrial Arts Department also prides itself on providing practical applications of the more academic subjects such as mathematics and sciences. Reading technical manuals, the student is actually improving his overall reading skill. One of the highlights of Industrial Arts is the Craftsman Fair held at Woodbridge Center each year. This fair gives B.B.H.S. students an opportunity to display some of their finer works, often winning awards in the process. The Industrial Arts Department consists of ltop row, left to rightl Chairperson Fred Herbeck, Mario Bernardo, AI Colvenbachg lbottom row, left to rightl Charles Crane, George Holiday, Walter Luenberger. ,......,.,.. . Walter Cannone and Tony ladcson fabovel work on their project. Ioe Graber, assisted by Mark Moskal fupper rightl, enjoys working with the solder iron. joe Ciminelli lrighty really lets the sparks fly. 88 f Some creative camera work captures the mood of the Mechanical Drawing room Qupper left and rightl. Kimber Decker fcenter leftj executes great care with his drawing. Sherri Gabory fcenter rightl seems a bit concerned about the way her drawing is coming along. The Electric Shop fleftl is a busy place. Mark Cogley fabovej practices his welding. 89 Mighty Fine Arts The Art Department is in the process of trying to make the art courses a successive study. This will require students to take Art l before they can take Art ll, and take Art ll before they can take Art Ill, etc. The Art Department is also making plans some for new course offerings such as Printmaking, Sculpture, Ceramics, and Weaving. The Music Department has undergone increased interest this past year. More students are becoming involved with the marching band, concert band, and stage band courses. The semester courses in guitar are also quite popular, and the Music Theory course, though small in enrollment, still offers the interested student advanced training in music. The Art Department consists of ffrom left to rightj Chairperson Kathryn Davitt and Nancy Wall. Next is the Music Department with Eileen Casazza, joseph Lalumia, and Mace Loock. Mr. Loock lupper rightl directs the Stage Band in a number. lohn Sullivan fright, is currently the best of B.B.H.S. keyboard players. Gathering around the piano and singing can still be a lot of fun fabovel. 90 3' ln.-.J ,K . in AN itixixxk 0 s .,.. Tw- , B.B.H.S. students sometimes find the outdoors an excellent place to study art as pictured upper left and upper right. Other students get their creative ideas indoors, students such as loan Whitehead ileftj, Diane Romano fabovej, and Tammy Shive and Eric Sperr icenter rightj. 91 ,,...........-w- Minding Our Own Business The Business Department has offered B.B.H.S. students sssiiis ft it a new course in Office Simulation. This advanced course is actually an in-house work adjustment course that uses regular office desks and posture typing chairs. The purpose of the course is to teach students to be responsible for the flow of work under real office conditions. Other plans for the Business Department is to modify the Office Machines course to include a greater emphasis on word processing. The Business Department consists of Qfrom left to rightl Chairperson Mary Lou .Viswat, Charles Calderone, Debra Donovan, Claudette Gribi, and Evelyn Kotch. B - B itt- ...nd Mike Helfrick fupper rightl ponders an accounting problem, Sheryl Amorosa fupper leftl makes a journal entry. The class converses before ugetting down to business. labovel. Lynn Olsen frightl concentrates on the business problem. 92 ' W v 'N-5 ! is 'WWE irfuw ,Q if-4 hmm i . ' :PI in mira Typing is still one of the most frequently taken business courses. Whether a student is going into business, to college, or just trying to improve his skill, typing is useful. Practicing their typing skills are loyce Hartsock lupper lefty, jackie Curtis fupper rightj, Lorrie Gallagher lleftj and Debbie Nemes and Beth Bukavich labovel. 93 Science Has The Solutions After an experimental period of time, double periods were eliminated in the Science Department this year. There has also been an increased emphasis on laboratory techniques in all science offerings. One of the new purchases this past year was a Celestron Telescope. This telescope was used primarily in Earth Science classes, but also proved to be so interesting that many students spent time on their own viewing the heavens. The Science Department is also considering creating courses in such varied fields such as meteorology, oceanography, ecology, astronomy, medical technology, and laboratory technology. The Science Department consists of ltop row, left to rightj Walter Bauer, Patricia Bebo, Leonard Koupiaris, Arnold Martin, Peter Puglia, fbottom row, left to rightl Abigail Stearns, Al Stearns. - Mi Students like lanice Greco fabovel and Paul Gacek irightl take great care in measuring and weighing in an experiment designed to find densities of liquids. 94 1, 4, . 1 at .. ,.,,L . ,,,. ..,, , ...W ......,..,.. 'R i xx W X t tes get X is sf 3 Kelly Clark Qupper lefty checks to see if she has any precipitate in her solution. Sharon Gibbs fupper rightl heats her solution. A trio of future scientists fleftj lim Daniel, jim Gilrain, and Tom Smith are about to make an astounding discovery. Tom luzwiak fabovej carefully weighs just the right amount of powder for his experiment. 95 Home on the Range More than ever before, the Home Economics Department is concerned with fighting inflation. Why buy clothes when you can learn to make your own? There's no need to go to a tailor when you know how to make alterations or fix a torn seam. Food costs are constantly rising, but students can learn to make tasty dishes while using less expensive meats and vegetables. These are just a few areas that Home Economics can help. Another important area is teaching a student how to function when he or she goes out into the world. Most students would like to have their own apartments, but it is the Home Economics Department that teaches students how to live on their own. The Home Economics Department consists of lfrom left to rightl Patricia Crew, Gloria Hartman, and Lillian Hutsko. Pete Meyner fabovel and Mark Cogley lupper rightj look as if they don't believe that what they've made will turn into biscuits. Ricky Stine and Lynn Sudano trightj are either preparing to cook or preparing to do battle. 96 X grx Qi as . uf 4 'Wink Shape The major change in the Physical Education and Health Department this year has been a return to the block system for the teaching of health. All health classes met four times a week for an entire marking period. Each class fboth health and physical educationl had the same teacher four times a weekg thus, the grading of students changed from pass-fail back to standard grading. ln the future, some changes are planned for the locker room to facilitate supervision and to eliminate some of the problems. Another plan is to develop an additional teaching station for regular and alternate gym classes. The Physical Education and Health Department is made up of ttop row, left to rightl Chairperson Sam Gramiccioni, Stephen Kania, lack Kellyg fbottom row, left to rightl Kathy Stiebritz, Chris Steffner, Nancy Yuzuik. l 'W' ,W Building a strong body is as important as building a strong mind. Ruben Rodriguez tabovel and Ken Bedi trightl take time during a gym class to work on their muscle development. 98 p with Phys. Ed M? Qi 1 i . t 3522 'l -fil ilvzrrw g' LIL 1 N V K ina. A .. -. miawx., 4 iff 1 ,. Q Students can get a real workout during gym classes, outdoors as well as indoors. 99 Pages of Ages The Social Studies Department has undergone a decrease of two staff members because of declining enrollment, No new courses have been added to the curriculum this year, but new materials such as textbooks and filmstrips have been incorporated in the existing courses. Plans for the future include the possible revamping of mini courses into semester courses. A new course for ninth graders entitled i'Fundamentals of Social Studies is being developed. The new course would concentrate on student progress in social studies skills and act as an introduction to the various social sciences. Hopefully, the inception of such a course would prepare students for the more complex concepts that are taught in the present course offerings. The teachers in the Social Studies Department are ftop row, left to rightj Chairperson Merry Shaw, lack Eutsler, William Finnerty, Barry Franzyshen, William Herderg fbottom row, left to righti Lynne Shindle, Dennis Toci. L..l.P. is one of the most respected courses in the Social Studies Department. Rich Thomas and Steve Cochilla frightj answer an L.l.P. questionnaire. john Sullivan fabovej gets a point cleared up with Mrs. Shaw. 100 Help Us Make It Through The Day lt takes many people to keep a school like Bound Brook ligh running properly. Naturally, everyone thinks of the aculty and administrators, but there are also the tistodians, cafeteria employees, and hall patrol. Some of ese important personnel are pictured on this page. ,arf MHFY DeRosa tfrom left to rightj Dominick Calderone, Charles Petrosky, and Bill Benedict. ,ll N ,ww- DOHHB LYHE Mary DeGhetto .' 1 M, tlbarssffifv .VZ -b .c 1 Marie Fidicaro Ida Platukis 101 S 1 se if ii 'S 5 'nw-WN' ..,, INN we ifi W. :S Qu' We Make Beautiful Music Together The new band director, Mr. Joseph Lalumia, was only the first of many additions to the B.B.H,S. Band, Added activities included hosting a Christmas parade in Bound Brook, participating in a St. Patrick's Day parade in Woodbridge, and organizing a Band Council. The council is made up of President Dave leskie, Vice President Bob Meyner, and Secretary-Treasurer Laura Koons. The captains and co-captains of the squads, the drum majorette, and class representatives are also members of the council. Other band activities for 1979-80 were giving an impressive showing at the Home News Festival and participating in the United Fund Parade where B.B.H.S. won the 'Best Band award over ten other bands. The Marching Band also travelled to Toronto in the spring where they represented Bound Brook High School in international competition. The halftime shows at the football games, several pep rallies, assemblies, and concerts filled out a very busy year for the band. The band cheers from the stands fupper rightj. Practice is an important part for performers. Working out on the field are Dave leskie fupper leftl, the brass section fcenter rightl, Sheryl Amorosa fabovel, and Keith Fassanella Qrightj. 104 fi l if ff? W 'QQ is I -, A w., s 4 I ,,...L..... 1 I ,,, li ,5p,,.-0, 'C A Tia 'I fa-P5 i E l l Flag Squad-fstanding on banistersl Captain Sheryl Amorosa, Co-Captain Laurie Guydosg lclockwise from leftj Lisa Awtry, Karen McSurdy, Donna Gilligan, Tracey Corsini, Debbie Ranglack, Nancy Patullo, lanice Steinhauser, Tracey Miklowcicg lcenterl Tammy Shive. .,.- . Twirlers-fsittingj Co-Captain Lori DiLeo Captain Michelle McCloskey' lfirst rowl Rose Wendt Kim Slater' s d C - . . ' . f 1 , I S h k ' ' rowl Diane Romano, Joanne Kaminskl. Barbie Sargent Cupper rightj was the Drum Majorette. lecon fowl am trys a ' Barbara Zagula' ltlllrd 106 Colorguard Squad-lkneelingl Co-Captain Teresa Boyea, Captain Diane Gagliag ffirst rowl Clare Neary, Dawn Plickg lsecond rowl Tina Kirkwood, Bern Ulmer, Mary Monteschio, Barb Korng fthird rowl Nancy Preteska, Kris Marinelli, Sue Havran. Sheryl Amorosa lupper leftj handles the flag, while Renee Perry fleftl performs part of the colorguard routine, The squads get together labovel during a pep rally, 107 Keeping the Fans Cheery l l Varsity Cheerleaders-isplitsl Captain Kathy Stavetski, Co-captain Sandy Yacherag fsecondl row, left to rightl Sharon Cicero, Kathy Gleason, Janice Greco, Marlene Colombaronig fraised, 3 left to rightj Sharon Kaminsky, Patty Holub, Esther Dabrowski. l.V. Cheerleaders-fsplitsl Captain Natalie DeStio, jackie Conroyg fsecond row, left to rightj A ' Tracey Hendershot, Sue Iuliano, lanice Steinhauser, Debbie Nemesg fraised, left to rightj Zina l y , Lucas, Sue Cullick, Deirdre Driscoll. The Varsity Cheerleaders perform some of their routines lplctures abovel. 108 itll - X 4 rt f' 'l . 1 - Y l 2 K ' I' Q, 1 .Y , I If 'J' T A , - - to f 4' f 2,3 X as i, X ' -i-.. ' K f ' -. gt . Q 'W' , : 1 sf' A ' y ,591 ., ,. L MM, 'L'. ,. I ' X , , S t . 1 L , , J' W' x ' 'L r f -:-f. ,, , N .1-.-ff .:. . . 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Kf., 'lf :f L . ...nc 3 restling Cheerleaders-fsplitsi Lynn Sudano, Patty Long, lsitting, left to rightl Maria Rodriguez, Lisa Stewart, ia Kirkwood, isecond row, left to rightj Audrey Smith, Rose Wendt, Sue Havran, Joanne Kaminskig lthird N, left to righti Captain Debbie Longo, Co-captain Pam Pulsinelli, ltopj Barbara Korn. f W- ,-f- N Vx wg , ,, - High Cheerleaders-tsplitsl Sherri Gabory, Michele Costa, fstanding, left to rightj Missy Pulsinelli, Donna arinelli, Captain Annette Mondrone, MaryLynn Diem, Margaret Donlanp lraised, left to righti Miriam Bar-Din, ena lanniello, Deanna Clark, lnot pictured-jennifer Breyan, Colleen McSurdy, Shelley Delnero, Nancy nkoi. l Some of the freshman cheerleaders welcome the crowd-Sue Krauss Cupper rightj, Trina Ruberto labovej, and Captain MaryBeth Woldin Qleftl. 109 Reigny Saturday Although the weather was rainy and cold, excitement ran high as last year's queen, Debby Lore, crowned Audrey Smith the 1979 Homecom- ing Queen. Included in the queen's court were Lynn Olsen, Robin Fetchel, and Debbie Longo. Colleen Robertson, another member of the queen's court, was unable to attend the ceremonies. The Queen and her Court lupper rightl. Audrey Smith lcenter rightj gives a regal smile. Members of the court were Debbie Longo lupper leftj, Colleen Robertson lalzaoyel, Lynn Olsen lrightj, and Robin Fetchel lfar rig t . 110 A Holiday Concert The annual Holiday Concert was again a success for B.B.H.S. Musical groups got the opportunity to communicate a warm, cheery feeling to the entire audience. The junior High Choir, the lunior High Band, the High School Choir, Bel Cantos, and the Concert Band all performed. The concert featured soloists Laura Koons, fluteg Tom Patullo, trumpetg and lohn Sullivan, piano. One of the many highlights was Cantata 147 which combined the High School Choir and Concert Band. Another highlight was the candle lit NO Come O Come Emmanuel. As always, the concert closed with the traditional community sing. The Concert Band lupper rightl performs. Soloists included the trumpet playing of Tom Patullo fupper leftj and flutist Laura Koons lcenter rightl playing Cantata 147. Edith Perez lleftj enters singing. The High School Chorus, led by Mrs. Casazza, performs labovel. 111 Honorable Characters The National Honor Society is led by President Cathy Soweski, Vice President Michelle McCloskey, Secretary Kathy Stavetski, and Treasurer Bob Ackerman. Their advisors are Mrs. Teitelbaum and Mr. DeRienzo. The members continue to offer tutoring services to any students who need extra help. They also hold an exchange day with other area i h schools. A total of twenty-six new members were added to the ranks of the National Honor Society during its March induction ceremonies. The Gold Double B is another honor organization open to seniors who have achieved a 3.5 average in their first three years at B.B.H.S. If the average is maintained during the students' senior year, they are allowed to wear a gol tassle for graduation. Students who score exceptionally well on the P.S.A.T.!N.M.S.Q.T. receive another honor. Bob Ackerman received a National Merit Letter of Commendation. By scoring in the top .5 percent of the students taking the test, David Kim became a National Merit Finalist. Both these students brought honor to themselves and to B.B.H.S. lt is even a greater honor when one realizes that 1.1 million students took the tests. The National Honor Society tupper rightl. The Gold Double B tcenter rightl. Bob Ackerman, recipient of a National Merit Letter of Commendation, is upper left, and Dave Kim, National Merit Finalist, is above. The National Honor Society advisors Mr. DeRienzo and Mrs. Teitelbaum lrightl. 112 wk, .-,Q vo - OV v ag, -vi .,,, ,, Ama wieik Qpxslggg V V . ' ' :aaa 1 ' 5 1 sig 1, x ff ,W mf xixi. A U. .f f' ' ,wg X, I 1' NX 'wgL,f,L.3' 'W' ' S X-,MN JJ.: Q-.W W, , Q5 , is? -on-mms-ff The Happy Helpers Have you ever been bored sitting in a study hall? Have you ever gotten tired of dodging spitballs and paper planes during your free period? Well, many B.B,H.S. students decided to spend their time more wisely by helping in the offices of the principal, the nurse, guidance, and the library. Not only is this work a lot safer than most study halls, but it is also much more useful. The Guidance Office Staff fupper rightj. Flora Jones fupper leftj helps the guidance office by keeping college catalogues up to date. Danyl Whippen fabovel, a new addition to B.B,H.S., mans the switchboard. The Principal's Staff frightl. 114 lr? iii F2 lg Q i ..,, f The Library Staff ttop of pagej. The library provides one of the quietest places in B.B.H.S. Carlos Spilletti and Yvonne Perez fcenter leftl and Eileen Fogarty fcenter rightl enjoy the library facilities. Rosemary Toth tabovel reports to the nurse after having been absent. The Nurse's Staff fleftl. 115 'r H e '44 M X xi WLM 5' ' 1 .Z Q if- , .. K Yi' . f X Q ,flung-12: - , I J ,,, uw mmmnnwrw' The Searchlight Shines Again After a year's layoff, the Searchlight began production igain. Editor-in-Chief Stan Zagula was the person largely esponsible for the rebirth of the Search ght. His staff wc udes First Page Editor Karl Troeller, Second Page Editor larbar Zagula, Third Page Editor Beany DeRosa, Fourth 'age Editor Debbie Moore, Art Editor Patty Viscione, and 'ypist Debbie Ranglack. The Photographers are Bennett Jalvacky, Marc Kissel, and Robert Krasnansky. Mrs. lane Lpangler acts as the consultant and Mr. Donnelly is the advisor. The new Searchlght placed a fgreater emphasis on club news. Community news that afected B.B.H.S. students vas another concern of the Searchlght. The editors and taff also took stronger editorial views and tried to get nore unified opinions, and, most important, they tried o use these opinions to make needed changes. Student rolls were used to uncover student ideas, and the polls vere very instrumental in helping shape the editorials. pal' Qs--r l i WWW 'fibmiflibsl -'kk -we ' is-as ' i C -. f t rys T fuk 4 ,tiksv .. ,X I nigga ! ' X P! t i. :gi if i The Searchhght Staff tupper rightj. Consultant Mrs. Spangler tupper leftl. Debbie Moore and Barbara Zagula tcenter rightl plan the layout. Editor-in-Chief Stan Zagula tleftl explains the need for captions. loy Risner tabovel selects the type style. 117 Go To It 0 jazzmen The jazz Band consists of approximately 25 hard working members. In an effort to increase their participation in concerts, the jazz Band decided to record at LeMans Studios. The tape was then submitted to the Classboro jazz Festival and the Monmouth College jazz Festival committees. After hearing the recording, both committees accepted the B.B.H.S. jazz Band for performance in their festivals. The tape is also used to elp students in auditioning for music colleges. The jazz Band will also join the Marching Band in performing in Toronto in the spring. Locally, the jazz Band has performed in all Bound Brook elementary schools, Middlesex High School, and a number of times at B.B.H.S. l i 5 Recording is tedious business. Mr. Loock and john Sullivan tupper leftj listen to the previous l'take before adding the piano part, while Bob Meyner tabovej adds the trombone track. The jazz Band tcenter rightj played at Back to School Night and featured jolene Rotunno trightj and Dan Shumsky tfar rightj. 118 Keep Un Singing. Don't Stop Singing. The H. S. Chorus is an ,accredited course at B.B.H.S. tembers practice every day, which is one reason that iey sound so good. When concert time approaches, owever, the chorus may put in many extra hours of ractice. Their efforts are really appreciated when the sfinter and Spring Concerts are held. lf a chorus member wows a special aptitude for music, he or she may want 9 join the Bel Cantos. This group usually practices once week and performs not only at B.B.H.S. but other :hools and hospitals throughout the state. el Cantos tupper rightl. Cathy Schuyler Qupper Ieftj performs at the Winter Concert. The chorus practices tcenter rightl. The High School Chorus tabovel Never Gut of Service Serving the area of Bound Brook and its people is a major concern of the Nike Club, Z Club, Key Club, and Interact Club. The '79-'80 school year was no exception. The Z Club, which is advised by Miss Crew and led by President Tina Mickel, Vice President MaryAnn Trombadore, Secretary Ianice Steinhauser and Treasurer Sue Havran, has continued its holiday work. The club visited a hospital during the halloween season, and, along with the Key Club, sponsored a community Christmas , party for the children. The Christmas party was held at Codrington Park Fieldhouse and was a massive success with well over a hundred children attending. The Key Club, which is advised by Mr. Franzyshen and led by President joe Vischetti, Vice President Nick Palczuk, Secretary Ben Fiorentino, and Treasurer Stan Zagula, has also been involved with the community. Besides helping with the Christmas party, the Key Club had a ood collection for the needy, They also planned to hold a community paper drive as well as gettin involved in the FISH program. The Key Club also played a major role in the annual chicken barbeque that the Kiwanis Club had at the recent 4-H Fair, The Interact Club was advised by Mr. Finnerty. The officers were President Ken Weldon, Vice President Rick Muniz, and Secretary-Treasurer joe Yarnell. The Interact Club undertakes the job of keeping the community informed by takin care of the message board in front of the high schoo? They also get involved with spring clean-up y taking care of the school grounds by the message board. The Nike Club was re-established this past year with the help of advisor Mrs. Kitchen. Even though the club got started late in the year, they still managed to sell stationery to raise funds and conduct a free baby sitting service for Christmas shoppers. The Nike Club is led by President Ellen Morgan, Vice President and Secretary Laura Koons, and Treasurer Barbie Sargent. I The semi-formal pictures of our service organizations: Key Club fupper rightl, Z Club fcenter rightj, Interact Club tabovel, and Nike Club frightj. I 120 ' Y -V -' '1'r 'A , , , ,,, A ,V , a.',, 3 I 1 ,flf ,li . if fI',tyq ty ', ,Z C I 'n ,J , V :,',C1,nCfl: K g ,1,3! '4l 2 i, ,,,.,,, ff' 4 54.1 ,, ,QV .tl , , . Q6 I 4' Q 1 . m r im SX W- . y M Mims Tuzzo iupper lefty cheers up a young hospital patient. More members of the Z Club iupper rightl also try to make the childrens' ward a happier place. Nancy Barna and Teresa Boyea icenter leftj help the children wait for Santa. Debbie Moore fcenter rightj played Mrs. Claus at the party. Ben Fiorentino iabovel can't wait for Santa's visit. Santa finally arrives to the joy of all the children irightl. 121 Flush from the success of last years production of Carousel the B B H S Players embarked on another busy season First they performed A Tale of Chelm which won the Directors Award at Bucks County Playhouse Tournament They then began working on Hello Out There for other tournaments The big spring musical will be Mame and as always should be a sell out The BBH S Players are led by President Bob Romano Vice President Nancy Preteska Secretary Cathy Schuyler and C Treasurer Maureen Mulvihill The Historian is Heather lf a student becomes very involved with stage productions he or she may be elected into the , International Thespian Society lt is a vary big honor to belong to this prestl :ous organization Along with its total involvement with t e sta e the International Thespian Society also raises money or a scholarship for one of its seniors each year The Society s officers are President lohn Sullivan Vice President Sharon Gibbs Secretary lane Van Doren and Treasurer Robert Wentworth Mr Saginario if The Stagecrafters are an essential part of any production Though smaller in number from recent years, the Stagecrafters are still very active Not only do they work with the drama activities of B B H S but they also The International Thespian Society poses for their formal photograph lupper rightl while the B B H S Players lcenter rightj strike a much less formal pose Sue Havran fabovel plays the part of a belly dancer and Lynn Olsen and Ellen Morgan trightl act out a dramatic scene Both scenes are from the hit Carousel Play It Again, Sag 5 . W 5 1 .M f I I l , V f,- 3 1 E K , ,. K I 5 , Q 2 , , W, E , Til El M 4 l ii gl f 5 f r Q The Stagecrafters lupper leftj. Scenes from A Tale of Chelm include Robert Wentworth as the Melamed and Ellen Morgan as Rifkele lupper rightj, Keith Fassanella as Rabbi David lcenter lefty, Lynn Olsen as the angel Rochele lcenter rightl, Scott Kincel as Mendele lleftl, and Heather Morgan as the goatseller labovel. 123 Be Smart Only in its second year, the Art Club continued to grow in size and in number of activities. The club went on several trips to museums. They celebrated the Christmas season by makincg tree ornaments and having a party. The club also planne to take an active part in making scenery for the spring musical Mame. One of the on-going activities of the club is investigating and attempting various crafts not learned in art classes. The Art Club is led by President Sue Havran and Vice President Maria Rodriguez. Miss Davitt is the advisor. Get Involved With Art Some Art Club members took part in the First Gallery for Young Artists fupper rightl. Examining some of the art work are Kevin Crowe and Karen Humsey fupper Ieftj and Sue Havran and Mr. Bates lcenter rightj, The Art Club tabovel. 124 . . k ft ASS!! f :H 3X . , 1 .Vi Mfg, ,W,, r , M, b' ' W .mx E , F, - Q. W V V1 fgw 1? .x , , .L 1 if ,, ,. 5 , , ,,,. 5. 5,,y,f5f5t 4, , , 1 ' ffffjf, f , 7' A - 1 2 mi xx 3, 6 , A ,ii Student Council Keeps Involved The Student Council is led by President Dave Kim, Vice President Dave jeskie, Recording Secretary Sharon Gibbs, Corresponding Secretary Cathy Schuyler, and Treasurer Amy Youskovich. The Executive Board consists of Stan Zagula, loe Wroblewski, Maureen Mulvihill, and Rick Muniz. Nick Palczuk is the liaison to the Board of Education, and Miss Donovan is the advisor to the organization. Some of the activities sponsored by the Student Council this past year included the pep rally-bonfire before the Middlesex football game, pretzel sales at all home football games, and refreshments for teachers during orientation day. The Council also sponsored several concerts and dances. Once again, the blood drive organized by the Student Council was a huge success. Dave Kim tupper rightl starts the meeting, while Miss Donovan lupper leftj keeps an eye on things. joe Wroblewski, Dave leskie, an Stan Zagula watch the proceedings from the stage fcenter nghtl.. Cathy Schuyler gives her report fabovel before joining Debbie Moore and lanice lannuzzi lrightl. 126 In ? 3 -0+ , aug . RF Yin Y as m i SJHQGS 5 .2 Y 2,63 I S 4 P, . 1 Q-1 1f, F 'VT .- is Y ,L ' 'r Business ls Picking Up The Business Club spent the school year as busy as ever. With the new advisor, Mrs. Viswat, the club raised funds during the winter by selling calendars and candy, and by having concessions at basketball games. During the spring, the club planned to have its annual trip to New York City. The grand finale of the club is their awarding of scholarships to outstanding business students and having a pizza party. The Business Club is headed by President Denise Stout, Vice President Cindy Fallis, Secretary Debbie Spenger, and Treasurer Karen jones. The beautiful Business Club poses fupper rightl. President Denise Stout tcenter right! conducts the meeting. Other pictures show the meeting in progress held, where else, but in the typing room. 128 Learning and Ea This year the C.O.E. Club has been very active. Led by their lvisor, Ms. Gribi, the members raised money by holding candy les, bake sales, basketball concessions, and a car wash. For fun, e club organized a Christmas party and a softball game. lghlighting t e school year was an employer-employee banquet uid or by the fund raising efforts of the students. The club's ificers for '79-'80 were President Barbara lean Ryan, Vice President Jri Kaczanowski, Secretary jackie Roshak, and Treasurer Karen une. rnlng With C. . . . Some members of the C.O.E. Club are Lori Kaczanowski tupper leftl who works as a secretarial assistant for Van Syckelg Theresa Gacek who works as a bank teller for the First National Bank of West jersey and Robert Wentworth who works as a clerical assistant for the Bound Brook Chronica! tcenter rightl, lanet Strothers, a clerk typist for American Cyanamid Qleftj, and Cathy Hoats, National Starch, Marianne Millet, S.B.B. Schools, Annie Schraeder, National Starch, tabovel. 129 The Latin Club continued its reputation as one of the most enjoyable clubs in school. The club was led this past year by the consuls Tracey Stewart and MaryAnn Trombadore, Secretary Kathy Stavetski, and Treasurer Mims Tuzzo. The advisor was Miss Emhoff. The club held its annual llSlave for a Day sale where both food and people were sold. The Latin Club came out on the short end of a football game against the French Club. The club's Christmas party was held at the Trombadore house. A possible trip to the Princeton Art Museum was also planned for the spring. The Latin Club planned to end its year, as always, with the traditional Roman Banquet. Quo Vadis sssi V in with The Latin Club fupper rightl. Initiation to the club requires the students to wear leaves in their hair and carry swords fcenter rightl. The Roman Banquet of '79-Kathy Stavetski fupper leftj, Clalze Neary fabovel, and Janice jannuzzi and Lisa Stewart frig tj. 130 m The French Way The French Club hada fun filled year. They began by vlaying the Latin Club in touch football at Codrington 'ark, and the French Club won the game 21-O, A lalloween Party came next. Prizes were awarded to Jancy Barna for her clown outfit and to Beany DeRosa ar her Pope outfit. Next came a Christmas Party with be Latin Club at MaryAnn Trombadore's house preceded ty Christmas caroling. ln February the French Club played we Spanish Club in Volleyball. To raise funds, the club old carnations and Valentine cards. Several basketball oncessions also helped raise money. The club also ot tvolved in the FISH food drive at Easter. The French C ub . led by President Beany DeRosa, Vice President Teresa oyea, Secretary Barb Giardino, and Treasurer Mims uzzo. The advisor is Miss Vandervort. ' Kiwis... ,. k ff er leftj. The formal picture of the French C The French Club Halloween party was well attended fupper right and center rightj. The mighty 'Frenchiesn kic o Qupp fabovej. 131 Www 4 34311 Q ' -17 Senores y Senorltas The Spanish Club had another active year. The club was led by President Nancy Preteska, Vice President Michelle McCloskey, Secretary Cathy Soweski, and Treasurer Bob Ackerman. The advisor was Mrs. Hagon. Their real activities started in November with an Espenada Party and scavenger hunt. December brought a traditional Christmas party. February brought a volleyball match against the French Club. The Spanish Club won the match by winning the first two of a three game set. Late in the spring, the club planned to see the Boston Flamenco Ballet. .A- 'l The Spanish Club lupper rightj. Treasurer Bob Ackerman lupper leftl watches the proceedings while President Nancy Preteska lcenter right? conducts the meeting. Vice President Michelle McCloskey labovel finds time to munch on a Spanish lollypop. Some new members recruited for the volleyball game include Fran lannuzzi, jeff Chambers, and Ricky Muniz lrightj. 132 Sadie Hawkins Catches Another Winner One of the most gala affairs at B,B.H.S. is always the Sadie dawkins Dance sponsored by the junior-senior classes. This year :he dance was held on December 22. Music was provided by a wew group called Straight Ahead. Over 80 couples attended and wad a beautiful evening. mx WB' I 5 '-1 i tl A X J 'Q 5 f li S--ac. ..,. ... L .sf aw f 'bs Some of the people who attended the Sadie Hawkins Dance were Robin Fetchel, Rich Barber, and Debbie Longo lupper rightj, Sharon Cicero and Steve Morrissey lupper lefty, Aimee Yachera and joe Graber lcenter rightj, Nancy Preteska and Fred Bradley lleftj, and Patty Holub and Mike Donovan fabovej. 133 Newer Clubs Reflect Student Interest Organizations reflect the current interests of the studentsg thus, many new clubs have become established over the past few years. One of the newer clubs is the Geology Club. Advised by Mr. Bauer, the Geology Club is led by President Nick Palczuk, Vice President Frank Nanna, Secretary Todd Teryek, and Treasurer Henry Kim. This club boasts 54 members and has held car washes and sold stadium cushions to raise funds. They have gone on an Appalachian hike, white water rafting, and a camping trip to New York State. They are also involved with lapidary, the polishing of stones for jewelry purposes. The Diners' Club was reorganized this year by advisor Miss Crew. The club is led by President joe Vischetti. Secretary Maureen Short, and Treasurer Renee Barbarevech. These students are res onsible for keeping everyone from hun er pains, and they have been very successful in this endeavor. The club sponsored frequent cookie sales, a caramel apple sale, and a great pie sale for Thanksgiving. Only in its second year, the Footlights Club has grown and is continuing to take theater trips throughout the local area and New York. With Mrs. Battaglia as advisor, the group has seen Six Characters in Search of an Author at Douglass College, The House of Blue Leaves at Fairlei h Dickenson, and A Christmas Carol in Bloomfield. TEe Footgghts Club is led by President Mims Tuzzo, Vice Presi ent Cathy Soweski, Secretary Cathy Schuyler, and Treasurer Tammy Violka. Ms. Kamen has been in the process of establishing a Library Club to help make the B.B.H.S. library one of the best around. The club helps to select books that reflect student interests and also helps keep the library organized. They plan to create activities that will make more students aware of the library facilities. One of the more interesting clubs that was established this past year is the Nothing Club. The club is designed for students who want to do nothing. Meetings are never held and, of course, there is no advisor. The Library Club tupper rightl hopes to make all students use its facilities, just as Joe Dominick tabovel is doing. The Diners' Club tcenter rightl. The Nothing Club trightl, naturally, no one showed up for the photo. 134 GRY The very popular Geology Club ltop of pagej an l d the fashionable Footlights Club labovej. 135 The 1980 Echo Staff The Staff Editor-in-Chief Mary Monteschio ,lf , ,, L , W .. Senior Editors-Sandy Yachera 81 MaryBeth Sara Student Life Editor Nancy Preteska K i K m,mw.A,m,s.,,-... Curriculum Editors-Debbie Moore 81 Cindy Failis Business Editor-Barbara Ryan Art Editor-Tina Kirkwood Photographers-Bennett Galvacky, Karen Zuccarelli, Marc Kissel, Viscione Editor Patti ,fl Activities Editors-Clare Neary 84 Nick Palczuk Underclassmen Editors-Cathy Soweski 81 Bob Ackerman 'z 5 T , ii Ii i Sports Editors-Tammy Violka 84 Dave Kim 137 ,sz 53 .xg if! 5 5 0 - WW fm.. 451 mms. 5 gif! . 1, n ggi-'I ?Q1ggk:'.+ ig jjj, , A 1 4' gg :jZ,.,, ,, .4 Y b , ff . .yu ,f'- i f My A5 i ,,, The Toughest Season The 1978 varsity football team had the longest season, but without a doubt, the 1979 team had one of the toughest. The varsity team had a winless season, and, to put salt on the wound, many of the games were tough losses by only a few points. Even with all this adversity, it is easy to write about some positive things. Bound Brook sent three varsity players to the Mountain Valley Conference Team: senior linebacker Carmine Pirone, senior nose uard Dennis Romano, and junior defensive end Angxony Guido. Another item that must be mentioned is the great support shown by the students of B.B.H.S. during this season. The bonfire held the night before the Middlesex game proved to be one of the most enthusiastic showings of team support in years. x Nick Palczuk tupper rightj calls signals as the offensive line gets set. Palczuk jabovej goes back to pass against Spotswood. john Maggio trightj heads for the open hole and a long gain as Vince Capalbo blocks. 140 Seniors-jkneeling, left to rightj Rich Barber, joe Vischetti, Mike Rick, Ken Bedi, Dennis Romano, Dave Kimg jstanding, left to rightj Nick Palczuk, john Maggio, Ben Fiorentino, Skip Rossmeissl, Carmine Pirone, joe Ciminelli. S E I l 5 i it 5 31 i X R - H ,K ,,,L , K . ' - . ' i 1 1 A I I , , , . ,,,,. W ,f,,V N . ,, Varsity and jV Squads-ffirst row, left to rightj Mike Rick, Ken Bedi, joe Ciminelli, Ben Fiorentino, Carmine Pirone, Nick Palczuk, john Ma io, joe Vischetti, Rich Barber, Dave Kim, Cliff Rossmeisslg lsecond row, left to rightj Tim Albert, Paul Whitman, Bob Mgnella, Henry Kim, Fred Pirone, Mike Peppe, Ken Spain Vince Capalbo, Steve Morrissey, Tom Wolk, Dennis Romano, fthird row, left to rightj Coach Steffner, Anthony Gui o, Wes Swope, john Hnasko, Fred Brdaley, Ray Graebener, Ben Perone, Dave Stavetski, Bill King, Greg Pulsinellig lfourth row, left to rightj Coach Franzyshen, john Corbo, Glenn Teryek, Ricky Muniz, Mark Gilrain, Fran jannuzzi, jj Cote, Ed Custy, Andy Venditti, Coach Eutslerg ltop row, left to rightj Clyde Kyles, Dan Niro, Ells Dominick, Tom DeStefano, Doug Ryan, Kimber Decker, joe Elik, Coach Koupiaris, Marc Kinter. Tom Wolk lupper leftj is away with joe Vischetti in the lead. The offensive line with Ken Spiller fleftj surges to open a lane for Wolk. Tom Wolk labovej drags along a would be tackler. 141 Offense Couldn't Click Two of the three tri-captains for the team were senior quarterback Nick Palczuk and senior john Maggio, who ran most of the time as halfback. The other senior starters for the of ense were tackle joe Ciminelli, guard Rich Barber, guard Ken Bedi, fullback joe Vischetti fwho also blocked as a tacklej, and flanker Ben Fiorentino who won the Mayor's Trophy for the Somerville game. Most of the team's problems was that the offensive just couldn't seem to click. They moved wel between the twenty yard lines, but just didn't score often enough. However, almost half of this year's offense will be returning next year with a lot of experience under their belts. Returning will be junior ends Fred Bradley and Steve Morrissey, tackle Mike Peppe, center Bob Mignella, and halfbacks Vince Capalbo and Tom Wolk. ISV' Varsity Offense-fkneeling, left to rightj Steve Morrissey, Mike Peppe, Ken Bedi, Bob Mignella, Rich Barber, joe Ciminelli, Fred Bradley, fstanding, left to rightj Ben Fiorentino, joe Vischetti, Nick Palczuk, Tom Wolk. .ig if me w 5 . .,,., M ,I V H . Q a ,r i Iiii , . it . i'-t - r A 'K 13 h .-., ,. f-f. - if 'V' 'f t ' ' -I . r .:, , .'i 'xr ,,--f . - f m , f 1 r 1 4 ' 1 Y llll , , Q i f s r . at . I -i - B i A ' 1 5 'i-, fs 4 Q i g fig 1 ,,',,, I , , , 'Wy l V' 1 is '-1,, , f 42 ' Fi T T' sttt ttstt ' 1 fi ' ,,, L a 1 .,, tv, so V av 1 - 0 ,::.-,, 1. If . B ii- i, 1 V' ' , 1- i.., . - 1, .1 w .,,., f .irr t'rr ..,,. ssi t..i , asstt T' 4' B W 'l il A . A , l .V , ' ll T lf: ' EEE 112 1 , ' T ' '- 'i lr' l . V f. 'i 'L fi -ff'f 5,5 l Q lpmigli 1 'V V S Il 2 i Q 'J I J I n ' I I1 lil ' viii fl r 5 1 tl li il 'l W il it 'ii vii? , 'f' i fi are l l 2 s.: Hy, Q ilk ti? ,125 I it I iii gf ,.a 'W ' wiv ii. 3 -it 5 v ' , , , li V' ,Qt :if K 3 f :wi fi I , ll ii 'i if , , - i i i, Ben Fiorentino fupper rightj moves in for the handoff. Nick Palczuk fcenter rightj has time to pass. The offensive line fabovej keeps them out, while joe Vischetti and Mike Peppe frightj plow through, 142 Tight Defense One of the best parts of this year's team was definitely the defensive. There were countless times when the 'DH tightened up and just wouldn't et the opponent score. All three B.B.H.S. players who were chosen for :he M.V.C. Team started on defensive. ln addition, Carmine Pirone was the third of the tri-captains and led the defense on in tough times. Varsity Defense-lkneeling, left to right, john Hnasko, Mike Rick, Ben Perone, Dennis Romano, Tony Guido, Steve Morrissey, tstanding, left to rightj Fred Pirone, lohn Maggio, Ken Spiller, Cliff Rossmeissl, Carmine Pirone, Paul Whitman. if Skip Rossmeissl, Steve Morrissey, and Rich Schindelar fupper rightj converge on a Somerville running back. lohn Hnasko fupper leftl goes for the sack. Morrissey fleftl jars the ball loose on one of his tackles. Vischetti fabovel knocks down another one. 143 lV's-Small Size, Big Hearts The '79 j.V. Football Team was small in size and number, thus many players were required to go both ways. Despite an O-6 record, there were several outstanding ballplayers, particularly on defense. Four of the leading players were sophomores Andy Venditti ilinebacker, fullbackj, Glen Teryek lgquard, endj, Greg Pusinelli tlinebacker, fullbackj, and Mar Gilrain lhalfback, linebackerj. Coaches Koupiaris and Franzyshen expressed the opinion that as these players grow in size and experience, B.B.H.S. will again return to its normal position of having a winning football team. fi-4159 W ef' , g ,nmfiff K 4 ' - fl -is ' '53 ff ,mx Gregg Pulsinelli fupper leftj returns the kickoff for a 70 yard touchdown. Ricky Muniz flips a pass to Gregg Pulsinelli. john Hnasko fabovej makes one of the longest runs from scrimmage on this play. 144 1 jV Defense-ikneeling, left to rightj Bill King, Fran jannuzzi, Kimber Decker, joe Elik, Clyde Kyles, Man Kinter, Ed Gusty, Glenn Teryekg fstanding, left to rightj john Corbo, Tom De Stefano, Gregg Pulsinelli, Marl Gilrain, Andy Venditti, Ricky Muniz, jj Cote. l i jV Offense-fkneeling, left to rightj Doug Ryan, Pete Graebener, Ells Dominick, Dan Niro, Glenn Teryek, Marc Kinter, Fran jannuzzig tstanding, left to rightj Gregg Pulsinelli, Ricky Muniz, Mark Gilrain, jj Cote. S , ,. .. ..sgs Close Losses The Freshman Football Team had a 1-8 record, but five f the losses were by 6-O scores. More important, owever, is the fact that the freshmen exhibited edication throughout the long season, 39 players started ihe season and 33 of these players finished it. Many of 'hese football players had not played the game before, hus mistakes caused by inexperience really cost the team. oach Finnerty was very proud of his defensive squad, articularly Robert Wojciechowski lbackl, Andy Coukos lhalfbackj, Gary Bates lhalfbacki and linemen Alan Zukero, Russell Albanese, and joe Vatalare. ml F . , Cost Freshman Team Freshman Squad-ffront row, left to rightj R. Helgert, G. Steinhauser, Z. Zuckero, T. Smith, 1. Vatalare, R. Albanese, T. Bevacqua, M. Salvatore, l. johnson, Qsecond rowj B. Smithbower, M. Colalillo, 1. Hoats, G, Bates, A. Coukos, B. Berry, P. Kelly, D. Aulettag fthird rowj l. Burgess, M. Bradley, R. Burgess, 1. Patullo, A. Keich, B. Wojciechowski, G. Kirsch, B. Alexander, 1. Chiesag lfourt rowl P. Graffeo, S. Gronich, T. Kim, D. Rubin, S. Clancy, B. Carasoni, F. Fubitoso, B. Potts, ffifth rowj Coach Finnerty, K. O'Malley, S. Markey, Coach McLaughlin QB. Gray missing from photol. Gary Bates tupper lefty sweeps right end. Andy Coukos tcenter lefty veers off tackle. The B.B.H.S. defense labovel hard at work. Freshman Defense-fkneeling, left to rightj R. Helgert, T. Bevacqua, B. Smithbower, M. Bradley, Keich, A. Zuckerog fstanding, left to rightj B. Berry, l. Hoats, M. Colalillo, 1. Burgess, G. Bates, G. Steinhauser, A. Coukos. Freshman Offense-fkneeling, left to rightj G. Steinhauser, A. Zuckero, T. Smith, I. Vatalare, R. Albanese, T. Bevacqua, M. Salvatore, 1. johnson, tstanding, left to rightj B. Berry, I. Hoats, G. Bates, R. Helgert, A. Coukos. 145 Cross Country- Winning Tradition Winning Cross Country teams have become a habit at B.B.H.S., and the 1979 season was no exception. The Boys' Varsity compiled a great 12-2 record and, once again, captured the M.V.C. trophy. The team also finished second in Central Jersey Group I and fourth in Somerset County. The boys were led by junior Dan Kopf, whose 16:01 time against Somerville established a new school record. Other juniors who made the top seven runners were Steve Huszar fbest time 161341, Todd Teryek tbest time 17:11l, and Charlie Lewis fbest time 17:26l. The remainder of the top seven consisted of seniors: Frank Nanna tbest time 162271, loe Wroblewski fbest time 16:42J, and Bruce Enalls tbest time 17:26l. Nanna and Wroblewski were also recipients of the team's M.V.P. award. Along with these top three seniors, other seniors who will be lost to graduation are Mike Tsivin, lim Lopa, Keith Fasanella, and Kevin Crowe. However, helping to pick up the slack, will be two outstanding sophomores: Mike Sullivan and Gary Graber, both Varsity letter winners. The rest of the help for the future will come from the l.V. team which compiled a 5-1 record this year. Men like Rigo Rivera, George Korn, leff Chambers, Ken Reese, and Bob Hawk should see plenty of action in the future. , f ee Dan Kopf fupper rightl displays his record breaking form. The Top Seven tcenter rightl consist of tkneeling, left to ri htl Steve Huszar, Frank Nanna, Todd Teryek, fstanding, left to rightl goach Bauer, joe Wroblewski, Charlie Lewis, Dan Kopf, Bruce Enalls, Coach Sepkowski. Frank Nanna tabovej crosses the finish line. The race is on trightl. 146 A12 nu wg Y aw-hi? ii- ! ,, r ...., N L qi W C Q I s 5. 2 if , ' Q f i, 9 mi, !W'Gv1. :g 0' gl 3 sea' gifs Varsity Letter Winners-flyingl Bruce Enallsg lfront row, left to rightj Gary Graber, Mike Tsivin, Dan Kopf, loe Wroblewski, Keith Fasanella, Frank Nannag tstanding, left to rightl Coach Sepkowski, joe Graber, Kevin Crowe, lim Lopa, Mike Sullivan, Steve Huszar, Charlie Lewis, Todd Teryek, Coach Bauer. 'li W W I QQM , 'ii - V L a,,, ,. I if v K ,, wr vvv X z 'mt yn fffjgga . r r A , C 'X-1 af- f f 2 ,M . , -M A f, gh, N he . -::', dd Teryek lupper leftl and Ken Reese fcenter leftl show the strain of the - e. The runners get ready for another race lcenter rightj. Frank Nanna tabovel isens up. Charlie Lewis and loe Wroblewski lrightl round the turn. 'I in Vit, 52 L ' .. shi: , E 147 The Varsity fabovel displays their M.V.C. trophy. Upcoming freshmen include lbelow, left to rightl Dave Porto, Bob Serrano, Marty Gleason, and Steve Fasanella. in ,un S The team managers were fupper rightj Rachna Sachdeva fleftl and Sharon Porter frightj. ln order to keep winning, you have to start young. The lr. High team fabovej has already put in miles of running. They consist of ikneeling, left to rhtl Vickie Cigna, Michele Fabok, Neil Mackenzie, fstanding, left to rightl Maritza Rodriguez, Dina Geren, and Mary Mackenzie. Dan Kopf frhtl starts to pull away from the pack. 148 Qin . .4-if. ., jfs, 2-lk. f . Tffx , e 6 Qi f-fm, ,L ,, f , , if , ff I I . T - ,Q ,,, w '1-N K'- l.V, and Varsity Teams-fkneeling, left to rightl George Korn, Aziz Ahmed, Gary Graber, Bob Hawk, Ken Reese, Steve Lukacs, Steve Fasanellap lstanding, left to rightj Coach Sepkowski, Mark Provenzano, jeff Chambers, Mike Sullivan, Dave Porto, Marty Gleason, Bob Serrano. f ow 5. 15, - ' 2 vyl'zWff ,-,fi , yt, ivy, .' , -gsm , if ' I 5 Q pw.. ft wh? 'Q 1' av whiff, Charlie Lewis lupper leftl is all alone. Gary Graber fcenter lefty leans into the turn, while Mike Tsivin lcenter rightl tries to break away from the pack. The team runs for the first turn labovel. Coach Bauer Qrightl. Girls kRun to Victory The small, but mighty, Girls' Varsity Cross Country Team compiled an excellent 11-1 record which included a second place finish in the M.V.C., a third place finish in Central lersey Group l, and a third place finish in Somerset County. Even more impressive is the fact that not a single senior is on the teamg thus, B.B.H.S. should be strong again next year. lunior Lisa Stewart's 18:58 time against Voorhees established a new course and school record. She was also given the team's M.V.P. award. lanice lannuzzi, another junior, was selected as the team's most improved runner. Stewart and lannuzzi are both members of the 500 mile club. Other juniors on the squad are Theresa Howell and MaryAnn Trombadore. Two sophomores, Maureen l Mulvihill and Heather Morgan, round out the team. l l l l The B.B.H.S. girls break out in front at the start of the race tupper rightj. Lisa Stewart runs through rain tupper leftj and shine trightl. MaryAnn Trombadore tcenter rightl splashes ahead. Heather Morgan and Theresa Howell tabovel pace each other. 15? xx at N- 'T Varsity Girls-lleft to rightl Coach Bauer, Maureen Mulvihill, MaryAnn Trombadore, Heather Morgan, Theresa Howell, Lisa Stewart, lanice lannuzzi, Coach Sepkowski. Theresa Howell tupper leftl runs out of the mud. MaryAnn Trombadore lcenter lefty and Maureen Mulvihill tleftl show the strain that makes Cross Country such an exhausting sport. The girls confer with Coach Sepkowski tcenter rightl prior to a race. lanice lannuzzi tabovej doesn't let a little rain or mud stop her, 151 .X S ' ws' 1: -Q XY, is , an .SM vm - M a QE iw EQ iw 'T' A, if A -- lf.. 'r JK gy . 4 - r P X -Xi. ,S , mv Q 4 I v-new W HW f 4 5 Q35 K if 'an Q 'W hw ,,,.Mff W X kk K , ,ff ,ffwyl K ,, .Wfw 636:263- ,m .qnansuuwlllv 1' x '21 A qw W x A 1, - ,Q V W ,,, , 5,4 , A awww. 4 mau- www' K mu-X .. Q! is we 'Y A! spun 4 4 moo, .. X MM If QM N 9232655 'it lnconsistency Hurts Girls' Tennis Girls' Tennis has not enjoyed the consistency that other sports have at B.B.H.S. It seems that every year a new tennis team takes the court. This year was no exception with only four players returning from last year's squad: Deirdre Driscoll, Dina lmpellizeri, Debbi Spenger, and Kelly Clark. The rest of the team consisted of new comers to the sport. As a result, the girls struggled through an 0-14 season. Still, there were some bright spots. Tracey Stewart, second singles player and the team's M.V.P., won in the first round of the Somerset County Tournament. The team's captain and first singles player Deirdre Driscoll showed good improvement as the season progressed. Karen Wendt, only a freshman, played third singles and should really be a top notch player by the time she's a senior. Coach Kelly is also quick to point out that Tracey Stewart is the only senior on the team. The other ten girls consist of two juniors: Deirdre Driscoll and Dina lmpellizeri, three sophomores: Kelly Clark, Debbi Spenger, and Karen jones, and five freshmen: Marcie Tuzzo, Karen Wendt, Regina Laemastra, Laura Provenzano, and MaryBeth Woldin. If these young girls continue to play the game, B.B.H.S. may yet become a power in girls' tennis. Girls' Tennis Team-fkneeling, left to rightj Marcie Tuzzo, Karen Wendt, Karen jones, Regina Laemastra, Laura Provenzano, fstanding, left to rightl Kelly Clark, Tracey Stewart, Debbi Spenger, Deirdre Driscoll, Dina lmpellizeri, Coach Kelly, fMaryBeth Woldin not in picturel. ' Rx-it : -s-- V A, 2 x -.1 I 'S T .... Q ef -e-s 'ffxff l f S- 'll .'.r 's'rri- 'f't , . ,, '.s'. : 51532-H: T T X e r as if N ' I S ' fy' . . an .' ,R K , L . ,. T . ,s,r f a . H .., . -..,, A ...N ff , .. . 'MH-ff.: Q 'f 2 f .K . g Q .,,gg fer 'QENQ ',ns 5, W fa' - M.. . Q., . 3 h 'Tf6ZgI1 f, .f' ..,. A .KY ....,.,,, , ff T' if sta T - S gg g ' S'i' iiii ikhywe ss. rmxifesiiemww ll , T.. rs- 4 at . 4 N fi s e l I - llf 3. it ff M' 'T ..t I K- . f .... ., . .U-H: ?!'!l l i .t i ' Karen Wendt fupper rightl uses her two-handed backhand. Tracey Stewart fabovel ' :wif 'ii 3 t fig? ' ' .. displays excellent form on her serve. Debbi Spenger trightl shows deep 1, g f , A P .W concentration at the net. Cf . , .. Q f 156 f f' - fer., fs ., Q: 5. 'L 1- ff' ' ., W. ' .:-- . '--I 1' r. i I 4 t 1-1 S . 5.122 .. H : .V 1. . : ., 55b35lEs .:a1:'r 1. i. ,',H : Q 1 EIL,- '1 .. ' if . . ' . if : '12 'i'fi Q: I ' I ' 'f wr G -: -,4..:?-1i,'12'-. V i. 11 ' - 1 'X5S5 f2.i?Q : L - Qi: -' : ' '3 5-igiii ' ' ' - fm-1 .,..... ..,, . Dawg W . .kf- .. N N . 225. L . I L, ..: . -:EY-wXxf' if ' J .': .'f . L H .. L,., L,,.,..W. Z.X: .. 'Q .... ., - - - ft W MaryBeth Woldin tupper lefty tries a top spin forehand, while Tracey Stewart fupper rightj hits her backhand. Karen jones fcenter Ieftj relaxes after a tough workout. Deirdre Driscoll Qcenter righti heads for the court. Coach Kelly fleftj surveys the practice. Dina Impellizeri Labovej hits an overhead. 1 5 7 80310 NI. 59 if 4.2 8. 'J' gat? , 4 . BWI: gown, QB 13.85 ,1 'I .X va 1 41138 lnexperience Hurts Basketball Team Feeling the effect of the 1979 graduation, the 1980 Varsity Basketball Team compiled a 6-16 record. Senior joe D'Alessandro, the sole returning varsity player, led all scorers with 392 points for a 17.8 points per game average. D'Alessandro was also the team's playmaker and led in free throw percentage with 7896. Mike Donovan was the team's leading rebounder and also second high scorer with 323 points for a 14.7 points per game average. Another double figure scorer was Dave Creck who averaged 10.0 points a game. Chuck Cammerata 17.3 points per game averagej was another of the team's rnlaymakers, while Pat Dowling was a tremendous he tp under the boards. Coach Kelly also had high praise or Tom Smith's defensive ability. Coach Kelly also praised loe Vischetti in that he knew every position. Next year's nucleus should come from such players as lohn Gardner, Ken Weldon, lim Getlik, Mike Peppe, and Bob Gray. joe D'Alessandro lcenter rightj throws a pass in mid air. Dave Greck fabovel shows his form on the jump shot. Pat Dowling frrghtl takes a shot from the corner. 160 Varsity Team-tfront row, left to rightj Nick Palczuk, Tom Smith, joe D'Alessandro, Dave Oreck, loe Vischettip tsecond row, left to rightl Mike Peppe, Mike Donovan, Pat Dowling, Chuck Cammaratap ftopl Coach Kelly, www an H a 24 isa f A3 swf' 4- eq' ,RW l JV Basketball Team Hangs Tough The LNH BasketbaH Teanw Hnbhed vvhh a 9-12 record. his was especially gratifying since few members of the aam played strictly l,V. bal, Ballplayers were constantly eing shifted to help the varsity. There were also key ijuries to Bob Haw , who missed ten games, and Joe lik, who missed eighteen games. lim Get ik was the high corer with 204 points for an 11.3 oints per game verage. He also led in free throws witli a 67421 average. Jhn Gardner was the team's leading rebounder with 204 abounds for a 12.3 average, Gardner also was the second nigh scorer with 165 points for a 8.7 average. Bob Gray vas the only player to see action every game, He veraged 5.2 points a game for a total of 109 points. Ken Veldon was another outstanding ballplayer, but because ue split time with the varsity squad, he was only able o play in foui1eenl.V. games. Coach Finnerty was proud mf all his players and feels that next year's varsity will be yeady enhanced by the addmon ofrnany ofthe LV. quad. L.. l i l l ,,.,. ., l l.V. Squad-tfront row, left to rightl John Borini, Chuck Crowe, Fran lannuzzi, Ricky Muniz, joe Elikg fback row, left to rightj Coach Finnerty, Paul Gacek, Bob Gray, lohn Gardner, Ken Weldon, lim Getlik, Bob Hawk. g lohn Gardner comes in with the height for the tip-off Cupper leftj. lim Getlik fcenter rightl reaches for a scoop shot. Paul Gacek lleftl steams in for two points. Bob Hawk labovej shows a soft touch on his jumper: 163 Spirited Freshmen Show Promise The Freshman Basketball Team finished the season with an even 11-11 record. Most of the scorin came from lerry Pane and Mike Lyne. Fighting for the reiounds were Mike Lyne, Bob Berry, and Billy Tucker. Along with these outstanding prospects, Coach Kania was very pleased with the abilities of Gary Bates, Mike Colalillo, jeff Chiesa, and Robert Wojciehowski. Todd Ridley and Bob Marquis were two more players that drew the praise of Coach Kania. It was very gratifying to note that even though the team was the smallest in size in the conference, they only lost three games by more than six points, lt's that kind of spirit that will lead to many future varsity wins. l l k l Freshman Team-ffirst row, left to rightj Coack Kania, leff Chiesa, Billy Tucker, Mike Salvatore, Mike Lyne Gary Batesg fsecond rowl Robert Wojciehowski, Floyd Gubitoso, Mike Colalillo, Steve Gronich, Todd Ridley fthird rowj Bob Berry, jerry Pane, Dave Miller, Allen Keich, Gary Kirsch, ffourth YOWJ Craig Chambers, Rober Marquis, joe Patullo, Sean Markey, ltopl Dave Rubin. l Gary Bates fupper leftj takes a shot. Billy Tucker fcenter rightl slides in for two points, Mike Salvatore tabovel calculates the range, height, and angle of his shot. Coach Kania gets in some heavy strategy for the win irightl. i Qi' 164 551:-Q N! , l I is, f . . , X .x , iw 'Qs -1 T S ..,'l .. -5 S Future Basketball Wins Are ln Their Hands r. High Girls' Team-lfront row, left to rightj Lisa Bukavich, Laura Billingsley, Kelly Clancy, Nancy Solook, Vicki Cigna, Doreen Donovan, Ellen Chiesa, Pam Driscoll, fback row eft to rightj Debbie Kaladas, Michelle Kandels, Chris Maloney, Dina Geren, Lisa Green, Soni Sallach, Maritza Rodriguez, Cathy Harrison, Bev Linn, Dawn Lemire, Kim Robinson Coach Sepkowski. , 2 .5 as QWL i ,l V . High Boys' Team-lfront row, left to rightl Rick Resuta, Mark Errickson, Dom Todaro, David Potts, Ken Brokaw, Mascot Mike Toci, lback row, left to rightj Franco Ciarlante, ay Cozza, Bob Mazurkiewicz, David Grushewsky, Bill Page, Coach Toci, lnot pictured-Billy Villanueva, Ray Gonzalez, Armando Gonzalez, jamie Coolbaugh, Mike Beatty, ony Paiano, lerry Russo, Augusto Rodriguez, Carmin Lombardi, Ezio Castellani, lohn lannonel. 165 Wrestlers Win Central 1ersey Group I Crown The Varsity Wrestling Team compiled a 12-5 record on their way to becoming Central jersey Group l Champions. The team also placed second in the M.V,C.-Valley Division, third in Somerset County, fourth in the Districts, and fourth in the Governor Livin ston Tournament. This past season was also very special for goach Gramiccioni because he recorded his hundredth coaching victory when the team defeated Middlesex. The 1980 squad had a good mix of seniors, juniors, and sophomores. Seniors lim Lopa 11291, Dave Kim 11291, joe Graber 11481, and lvan Turczak 1heavyweight1 rovided a lot of experience and leadership. They were aidgd by juniors Rich Eustace 11011, Todd Teryek 11151, Steve Lukacs 11221, Paul Whitman 11411, Steve Morrissey 11581, Bob Mignella 11701, and joe Dominick 1170!1881. Sophomores on the squad included Ken Reese 11081 and Mark Gilrain 11351. Dther varsity letter winners who really helped the team were seniors jack Hoey and Stan Zagula and sophomores Glenn Teryek and Greg Pulsinelli. Coach Gramiccioni 1above1 watches from the sideline. Rich Eustace 1right, center right1 at 101 compiled a 20-4-2 record, County Champ, second at the Governor Livingston Tourney, and third in the Districts. 166 Varsity Wrestling Team 1front, left to right1 Rich Eustace, Ken Reese, Todd Teryek, Steve Lukacs, lim Mark Gilraing 1back, left to right1 Paul Whitman, joe Graber, Steve Morrissey, joe Dominick, lack lvan Turczak. il K , xk LN A tt k t' f f- IN' mfr: f f . ,Aif E Wh . 7 ' ,,. H17 , W , wb ff C '- ...QQ Q 2 pk' . 'l Ilfl DI H El U-Ill Dill lif- QM J, We - 2 f - ,I A an 3 , QQ? 5121, 'I Q Q 95 www - 'k ff -mmm in . . V K ' K ww 1 V nd , K I hr ' - A -. wi -u if . A: ,, .K . J: V, .5 s K K we D , my ,a 1. wifi . wr, 'lx , .MW Q :.. QM j.V. Wrestling Team-lfront, left to rightj Rich Thomas, john Corbo, Marty Gleason, Tom Kim, jon Friedman, lback, left to rightj Coach Bauer, john Scott, Tim Albert, Glenn Teryek, Peter Graebener, joe Dominick, Tony Bevacqua. ' Bam ENB jr. High Wrestlers-tfront, left to rightj Paul Linn, Freddy Holub, Tom Yannitte, john Bar-Din, Albert Langlois, Brad Smith 46th gradejg tmiddle, left to rightj Ken Settle, Tom Malaiko, Ron Bravo, Trip Hall, Matt Trombadore lworks outj, Scott MacMathg lback, left to rightj Fran Maggio, Bob Ulmer, Brian Hewitt, Vince D'Alessandro, Sal Sinibaldi, Coach Kapp, 173 Baseball Team Coach Martin points out that all baseball positions are open. Every position must be earned, but he feels that his strongest need is outfielders and at least one more infielder. The team should be sparked by returning veterans loe Vischetti, lohn Maggio, Ral h Puglisi, Ben Fiorentino, Rob Kincel, Anthony Pezzellna, and Vinnie Capalbo. Strong l.V. candidates include Anthony Maiullo and Bob Mignella. With a little bit of luck, last season's 7-13 record could be reversed. Qu fp' if s 1 - K ...M 'fs-. -.QU K. ' f-- . The 1979 team lupper right, leaves many holes to be filled due to graduation. Coach Martin fupper leftl looks forward to another season, lohn Maggio lrightl and joe Vischetti labovel exhibit their powerful swings, 174 Looks to Improve Record l Q 4 . 1 Q. ' 4' ' , A ' , 1 Qi-. N , ' M' 1 .Q . M W X . , gf, ,A f t'tL i ,Q 4 5 ,W Z ,r rigyfjf V W 1 1 it it T it 7' if T 5 ' f.. my 'E pf. 7 I . ,.L,.. Eff , i K it B A N , gk V V' 4 Mi.. I ' ,3 fi Y 1 , 9 4 5 V , . f y p it . pip Atly is HMT Lyup r-iy qi .J , Q K - ,.i. Y ,. :V,h Q kW'k . i K k i ' , as 8 M -f Sits-3, 45 'K f ,,,: ,.1:. -- . 'L A. ,.. .M , . ,. W ,QI ,. -- H x K i+..M,' - -4 ,Ag-f, .. - 1 ' q ' - X, -0' I 5. vi , aumikirzswawiwvffif f- E 1 1 5' 'A 1 f K . V I ., 'gk V. xV,kh' 4- . Q K ,,. . .,A,g- ,.--.h . - W ... we a 4 N ' - v - ft., K ' Wk . ,ffiisvff fi ww . -- . i J .. - .. i K' f11k,.- -2.51 ,,,: 735- ff iff: . A .ig . 'i - .- in . .-..l N.. X5 : ' . ' .JI . -1 '-,-. 1 .- Q f 52:2 55 :VI 'i L I v W H, ., Lis 'i Wg l ' K Mx, w. ff La M 4 ' . I K :.. , :L -j 'v,.,,3g::. Q 'f - 0 '- - W ff is -- v I .. . ' ' Q H I . 3 X il Q vi if 1 y W I 'L 'Q ... ' - M A , A P 8 9 , , . an . , . .ue Q J' ,,.. , 'P R . ' , s i ? Vince Capalbo iupper leftl takes a good cut at the ball. Ralph Puglisi lupper rightj looks mean on the mound. joe Vischetti lleftj loosens up behind the plate. Skip Rossmeissl and Anthony Pezzella cheer their batters from the bench. 175 Softball: An Experienced, But Young, Team The 1980 Softball Team had a 17-6 record, the best in B.B.H.S. history. Graduation, however, took such outstanding hitters as Nancy Graebener, Maryann Tarantino, and Kris Weldon. Still, Coach Yuzuik feels that many of the returning players have the experience to create an exciting softball season. Returnin veterans include Tracey Stewart, Barbara Klouser, Liz gumerlock, Nancy Barna, Chris April, and Debbie Moore, Two freshmen who may see a lot of varsity action are Marianne Vischetti and Regina LaMaestra. Barbara Korn, who has played softball in the past, may also be joining the 1980 team, ..nuuu-. l4a it , R , fini ,T 1 C ii,r2iyg.f1! ' . ' ? . , A Wg '- V ,' 1 i 'W Donna Orlando lupper rightj slaps a single. Tracey Stewart Qupper leftl throws a runner out. Chris April icenter rightl catches a pop in front of Donna. Hard hitting Barbara Klouser iabovel gets another hit. Barbara Klouser trightl behind the plate. 176 mmm! mm . Donna Orlando lupper leftl, top pitcher in 1979, is hoping for another fine season. Liz Cumerlock lupper rightl has always been a good hitter. Debbie Moore lcenter rightl shows off her good arm. Tracey Stewart lleftl may be the only senior on the team. Nancy Barna labovej is another good fielder for B.B.H.S. 177 Track Goes Metric All track events will now be measured in metric, but this is only the first of many changes. Mr. Sepkowski replaces Mr. Holiday as head coach. There will also be two new assistant coaches, Mr. Kelly in field events and Mr. Kania in jumging and running. The three coaches are anticipating a etter than 500 season with many experienced men returning. In their final season for B.B.H.S. will be Bruce Enalls 1hurdles, long jump, and 4 X 400 relayj, joe Wroblewski 1800 and 4 X 400 relayi, Frank Nanna 11500, 30001, Dennis Romano 1field eventsl, loe Ciminelli 1field eventsj, Vince Orofino 1field eventsj, Rich Schindelar 1pole vaultj, Mike Tsivin 130001, and Keith Fasanella 1dashesJ. Underclassmen who will be returning are Tom Wolk 1dashesJ, Dan Kopf 11500, 30001, Gary Graber 18001, Rigo Rivera 1dashes, javelin, 4 X 4001, Mike Sullivan 1800, 15001, and Greg Pulsinelli 1field eventsj. In looking back over '79's 7-4 season, Coach Sepkowski feels that the '80 track team is just about as strong. Graduation, of course, eliminated depth, but the continuing improvement of the underclassmen should be of tremendous value, Ready to start 1upper rightj Gary Graber and loe Wroblewski. Greg Pusinelli heaves the javelin 1upper leftl. The dash 1center rightj with Rich Schindelar, Bruce Enalls, and Mike Donovan. joe Ciminelli 1abovel puts the shot, while Rich Schindelar, normally a pole vaulter, tries the discus 1far rightl. New head coach Mark Sepkowski 1rightl. 178 if ,K yffifvf K Vince Orofino iupper lefty and Dennis Romano fupper rightj are good bets for the shot put event in 1980. joe Wroblewski Qcenter leftj and Keith Fasanella fcenter right! cross the finish line. Bruce Enalls irightj takes off on a long jump leap. Frank Nanna Qabovej finishes another long distance race. 179 Despite the fact that Girls' Track is still a relatively new sport at B.B.H.S., it is gathering much enthusiasm. Coach Bauer is very pleased with the large turn out, especially from the freshman class. He looks forward to a good season in 1980. Tammy Violka, last year's high point getter, should be tough a ain in the weights. Other bright spots should be providedgby Maureen Mulvihill thigh jump and weightsj, Maria.Rodriguez 1400 and relayl, Lisa Stewart fdistancesl, MaryAnn Trombadore fweightsj, Heather Morgan fdistances and middle distancesl, Kathy Stavetski thigh jumpl, lanice lannuzzi fhurdlesj, Diane Gaglia ffield eventsj, and Bernadette Ulmer frelayl. .... ...Ht Kathy Stavetski iupper right, loosens up on the high jump. Running laps before practice are Bernadette Ulmer fupper lefty, and tcenter right, from left to rightj Linda Bocchino, Tracey Hendershot, and Diane Gaglia. Sue Motyka tabovej practices with the discus, and lanice lannuzzi frightl tries the hurdles. 180 Girls' Track on the Rise 51 5' .1 it ! z is 'Y if lp' ..-' ,. S-'31 . , , 'ffQ..5., Vt -. EQ pu .i . KS W -1- YS! '-was-.. -G ...N - 'Qtsgfiifg ,- ,f', us isp? . . 'a.v,.gi ly if I .' 'r-'f A '72, Lqll fw fi! K , 3. P Q Z? , M 7 V A:NVV,, ' . . 5427. f'?4?? Ffa' ' If ., ff,,' ,',, ,ix t f c Wivsff . 6 ' 2 - f 1 vs ' .. Q ,sr 431, .V 5 12 V. fix, 3 31. flaw w i ff, 1 , .. x :maya A- ? 'K N. gy ,ij ,Q .A ,Vw ,W?n,A.y . f,w'g.' ,- W, KY . Jpfwpaxfi .1 'L,. Qs ,QV V .Qt fu,If,f fly' ',iz5.'C i 2 115iff'Tf? :riff ff' 'Ir' 'Wa ' Q-' Coach Bauer fupper Ieftj watches the practice. Maureen Mulvihill fupper rightj warms up her long jump form. Maria Rodriguez icenter Ieftl takes a lap. MaryAnn Trombadore Qcenter rightj relaxes during one of the '79 meets. Assistant Coach Franzyshen demonstrates the discus technique ileftj. Tammy Violka iabovej uses the Franzyshen discus technique-complete with smile. 181 E Rfk' 5. 6 - ,.,.,,,,N or ,.,,, ,M ,73 Al it 4 ,wma ,mLWV K - an ,K ..,, WM tl 4 it When some great sorrow, like a mighty river, x E Z S 3 ? 3 3 :lows through your life with peace destroying power, s eerr e or 1,, . And dearest things are swept from sight forever, RF' X M5 'asia' 1 ,A,,4g'd3 W V '-:1'gl 'L' X 186 VII- Say to your heart each trying hour: uThis, too, shal pass away. fr --swf ,aarf a i.,. 'a .r r5E'.'ff5 '! F- 'a , A fi - f' ' - 14 , 1-in K ha ' E :ag raaa 4 r b V A ,.AA, , f VAAA i t - ff bfiia, f. I K f N, gf f 'K xi U 2 1' sr I up '-rx 4, 3 PE Q if A X 12 as fs fs 1- J ,br 2 f Q F, r I . araa f E gi Q, r r al , ' ' S' 1-4' ,ff Y a r f r ., fggjgws'--fm fini aa b -an ga w ifi, rara r , 187 . f' B When ceaseless toil has hushed your song of gladness, And you have grown almost too tired to pray, if H JF Let this truth banish from your heart its sadness And ease the burdens of each trying day: 'This, too, shall pass away. When fortune smiles, and, full of mirth and pleasure, -It e525 The days are flitting by without a care, is .5 4 s... 'f g:,,, ..,.,,.h, fx' K i ,,... F. , , 1 V K e V f K U V ug., h , I H 'L ig K ,n - , gm ' ,vfri .5 ir ' U5 ' y ,yy ' .i My K t , , s , Lest you should rest with only earthly treasure, NNNNM 2 Let these few words their fullest import bear 'XThis, too, shall pass away. e e tsse j ,,,,.,,,...,f'W' Q I m,LL 'H g XX!! 7 A Remember that life's longest, grandest story Fills but a moment in earth's little while: llThis, too, shall pass away. Lanta Wilson Smith I 3 n I I Q ,,...,1 ZflZ' f' ., 9 5 s 5 3 5 1 U 1 8 :flake Tracks. .. PERMASEAL L MFG. CORP. 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Box 31 7-11 Factory Lane Bound Brook, NJ. 08805 Middlesex, N.l. 08846 12011 469-7377 geo! makes io file C4155 of nom flue ll ' BOU D BROOK CHRO ICLE is MAIDEN LANE, BOUND BROOK There's No News - Like Local News Speciol Low Rote for College Subscriptions GILWS 356-1243 HARDWARE af MICHAEL 'AMES MACKIEWICZ MusIEOOI5I:iTER HUUSEWARES MEAT MARKET 440 W. Union Ave. Bound Brook, NJ. Complete Line for One Stop Shopping 356-4237 CLEANERS W. Union Ave. Bound Brook, NJ. Phone 356-2424 Retail Meats Freezer Orders Tel. 356-0939 South Bound Brook New and Used Musical Instruments Accessories Instruments Rented Expert Repairing 229 E. Main St. Bound Brook, NJ. Best of Luck to the Class of 1980 from the B.B.H.S. FOOTBALL TEAM CONGRATULATIONS TAMMY, CATHY, BEANIE LOvE MOM and DAD QMR. 3. MRS. v.y LUZAN'S STORE FOR MEN 405 E. Main St. Bound Brook, NJ. Best of Everything to the Class of 1980 from the INTERACT CLUB DR. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 AND MRS. IOSEPH C. VISCHETTI 203 ' YOU'RE NOT A KID ANYMORE. You're ready for us. And We're ready for you. Graduation from High School is more than a diploma. lt's The commencement of your adult life. And this means plans, commitments, responsibilities. That's where we come in. To work with you on those financial plans, commitments, and responsibilities. With the right Checking Account for your needs With a thoughtfully worked out Loan for tuition or other worthwhile purpose With a Savings Plan to help make realities out of your dreams With ULTRABANKlNG. The answer to your banking needs 7 days and 7 nights a week Congratulations. Best wishes. We're proud to have you as a new member of our community. Come in. Let's Talk about your future. IEE First National Bank of Central Jersey 16 Offices: SOMERSET ' HUNTERDON - UNION COUNTIES - Member FDIC Belle Mead ' Bound Brook 0 Branchburg - Bridgewater 0 Clinton - Lebanon North Plainfield 0 Pittstown 0 Rocky Hill v Roselle 0 Somerville ' South Bound Brook ' Warren CD W 'N s 'Ike YQ N MRM lg' 'fy l x' ax -S? . , s .pq '. I U00 'Q Q' ' 01- Gv wm Af aumg Magaiiuzmmv x . ' q 1 'QW ' ...yy , a xgun n rL1j3'if:,75..!1', 'D HN - f ' ' Wx 59 ' f in. 13 K 1' , U ,AE 5 115, A. gn ' , , N lb ,I , gl , 1,1 ill.. 1: -I, f 'A 'f' K 3 K A .A 7 -Ea W A 'Q '- if, 4' frrfvvvfrg ,-v1v'XQ W A . . A . K X ' 0.3-....N4.-g.,-- - --A-f -5- -1H0s.9p:1nvpvv4rv0f70PI' Ol'lqPCliUIGhOnS OYIYDLIP C9PCIClUGhOfl N0 PARTY IS COMPLETE wlmour A CARVELQ CAKE 20 Compliments of IOHNS-MANVILLE SALES CORPORATION Manville, New lersey 206 Congratulations to the Class of '80 1 OM ERSET AVI G AND LOAN ASSOCIATION You have passed another milestone and you're on your way toward a bright future prepared to meet the challenges ahead in the complex and expanding world in which we live. May you continue to improve yourselves by learning from all of life's experiences and achieve success in all your endeavors. BOUND BROOK 421 West Union Ave. 356-1350 FLEMINGTON 141 Broad St. 782-4737 MIDDLESEX 1305 Bound Brook Rd.356-2431 RARITAN 802 Somerset St. 725-9150 SOMERVILLE 64 West End Ave. 725-1957 WHITEHOUSE US. Highway 22 534-4167 ROOFING 8: SIDING PRODUCTS, INC. APGAR BROS. MOTOR TRANSPORTATION J I that hasn t lost the personal touch First National State Bank of West Jersey I Nwfibbrwidfjifeigritbfmfgr ll'SI National Serving you in Burii Atlantic and Mo ' ' Member F C mm ni y king F n BOUND BROOK SOUTH BOUND BROOK HILLSBOROUGH MONTGOMERY COMMUNITY ADULT SCHOOL PSomething For Everyone Fall and Spring Sessions Programs: For Information Adult Basic Education Call 469-2424 or Write High School Completion Director English as a Second Language Community Adult Education General Enrichment Bound Brook, N.J. 08805 Kissel Agency To Be Sure-Insure P. O. Box 305 403 E. High St. Bound Brook, NJ. 08805 Phone 12011 356-0068 fm lnsumnfe IAS E NT SERVES YOU FIRST rg QD l Van Syckel Insurance Van Syckel Realty Co. Van Syckel Appraisal Co. Since 1865 11 East Union Avenue MEMBER HOMES vo u R ndependenf Good Luck B.B.H.S. Class of 1980 Youngs Drug Products Corporation 865 Centennial Avenue Piscataway, NJ. 208 Archie's Men's 84 Tall Shop Inc. 418 E. Main St. Bound Brook, NJ Phone 356-1560 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 9-7:30 Thursday, Friday 9-9 Saturday 9-6 Plenty of Free Parking Across the Street Success Loree's Drug Store The Service Drug Store of Bound Brook 209 E. Main St. Bound Brook, NJ Phone 356-0234 FOR LIVING! ,Afgilurk KLSTATL UHICIS iN All HU STA THIS IS YOUR PROUDEST HOUR . . . . . . Culminating a period in your life you will always want to remember. As your ofhcial photographer, we feel elated to have been able to document this cherished era with photographs pulsating the very life you lived - the very thoughts you spread - the very feeling you so warmly and sincerely shared. This reality though captured in a split second will he an everlasting record for posterity. The future holds many events for you that you will want to remember - Please feel free to call upon us for all of your photographic needs. FOREMOST scnool. PHOTOGRAPHERS IN Tllli EAST Best Wishes Marisol, Inc 125 Factory Lane Middlesex, NJ. 08846 Phone 469-5100 Congratulations Class of '80 from Housewlaster Of AMEYICH - Phone 12011 469-6050 'lYour Local Independent Home Inspection Professional With A National Reputation Best Wishes Co Co CYCIES ROYAL CHEVROLET SALESAf2g3TgEYEi?PPUES 467 West Union Ave. Bound Brook, NJ 9 East Street Bound Brook, NJ. Phone 469-4141 New lersey's Largest Chevrolet Indoor Showroom Phone 356-2460 EFINGER SPORTING GOODS 513 West Union Avenue Bound Brook, N. I. 356-0604 Outfitters of the Crusaders 210 , Qlx - '7 -if if 0: The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. Ralph Waldo Emerson as 9 K CAMERAS AND RECORDS 65 vv. Main street Somefville, NJ. PRINCETON SAVINGS 2Q3C.i?.'EE Main Office: 132 Nassau St.-Princeton, NJ. 08540-Tel. 609-924-0076 ' Lawrenceville Office: 2431 Main St.-Lawrenceville, NJ. 08648-Tel. 609-896-1550 Somerville Office: 200 East Main St.-Somerville, NJ. 08876-Tel. 201-725-3737 Somerset Hills Office: Lamington Rd.-Bedminster, NJ. 07921-Tel. 201-234-0993 Plainsboro Office: 503 Plainsboro Rd.-Plainsboro, N.l. 08536-Tel. 609-799-9393 Ciflllfg Congratulations to the Class of 1980 OUn TOO . . I P :, FarIey's EZl.3len,dNl. k Rd We 28' 5 QQIHQELF 752-8868 Q W- 1.----- Amoco . Things to Rent for Every Event o 823 E. Main Street Finderne, NJ. 211 lanos Violka Res. 469-3842 L. W. DRY WALL, INC. 178 Tenth Street Piscataway, New jersey 08854 752-5855 Office 752-5955 ' I Congratulations to the Class of 1980 S O Tailors 84 O Kermizan Cleaners Carpets Dominick Tomaro Vincent Morano 1212 Bound Brook Road Dry Cleaning-Alterations- Middlesex NJ. Custom Made Suits 411 E. Main St. Bound Brook, NJ. EVERYTHING IN SALES AND SERVICE Phone 356-2227 Best of Luck, Class of '80 Congratulations to the Class of '80 from 'lThe Fun People I Pamela s bllthe travel Inc. 309 W. Union Avenue, Bound Brook, NJ. 08805 469-1525 Pam Patullo, Prop. American Express Travel Service Representative 440 W- Union AVG. Bound Brook Phone 356-0031 2 1 2 GOOD DAY SUNSHINE Health Foods 81 Vitamins Herbal Teas Natural Fruit juices Natural Seeds nuts 84 Grain THE ROOSEVELT Catering from 25-300 Congratulations .to the Class of f80 U Natural Cheeges Weddings, Banquets 'e wish you as much success in the future as wehave had during Organic penile Eggs Showers and AH Occasions e 40 years we have served Central jersey with the finest in iova-:Gan Mafgaflne ortswear, dresses, prom gowns, lingerie, foundations, and ogu NEW Frozen Food Dept' 200 Talmage Ave. cessories. Frozen whole grain breads Bound Brook N I N natural honey ice cream Phone 356-681 l 303 East Main street 469-0317 l Bound Brook 469-9713 Daily 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Thurs. 10 a.m.-7:30 p.m. SP Best Wishes LOU' S 207 E. Main St. Bound Brook, NJ. Graduates PATULLO BROS. 316 Talmage Avenue Bound Brook, NJ. Phone 356-2141 SUBMARINE SHOP Over 50 Varieties Hot and Cold Sandwiches Bound Brook, NJ. Phone 356-8655 Best Wishes of Kawasaki Sales Bultaco Mini-Bikes Triumph Service Mr. and Mrs. RICKIS CYCLE R0ldl1d D. CENTER Chamberlain 14-16 W. Main Street Bound Brook, NJ. 305 E. High Street Phone 356-1193 Bound Brook, NJ. 213 Y r Y Y 5 BUUND BRUUK y F 461WUNION AVE. K5 5 454-9152 pt I Congratulations to the Class of 1980 HAYDEN'S FLOWERS 84 GIFT SHOP QYLEGRAPH 159 SL 0 ' 9 'X 1 u. ' XY1' -1 Send flux argl lilnlfln 1 Serving Bound Brook High School S 1926 O e of Bound Brook's Friendl St and Phone 469-0203 Y B und Bro k lean DeRosa 307 E. second sf. Stulti Latinam linguam rident! Cafallnel ,srfzm ,.f'i:23TF1a COUVCVIT nffsw 1. ?332s:wfigffifQ'3 mf sag QU, Ludj of HwePfoxfnxgg:W off wal ga 5-afzliffa em -9-wr, 301. 4 Cymmsfg. nor-,,,L,s N7 's 2 353210004 sfffjgl Shasta' Hmlbf mf iwmbznfv-F'ga ffjeaffnwfp P' W Wo To the Class of '80 Felicitations from Le Club de Francais BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS 0F ' 80 FROM THE CLASS OF '83 THE B.B.H.S. BAND SALUTES The Class of 1980 BEN'S Fresh Fruits 84 Vegetables Fresh Deli Meats and Sandwiches Home Made Soups 111 East Main St. Bound Brook, N.J. Phone 356-1600 Best Wishes to the Class of '80 PEDERSON'S Infants-Boys-Girls Apparel Official Girl Scout Agency 22 Hamilton St. Bound Brook, NJ. Best of Luck, Graduates SHOR-BROOK SHOES Corner Main 81 Mountain Ave. Bound Brook, NJ. l201J 469-3308 ALL SEASON LANDSCAPING Planting, Lawn Maintenance Industrial, Commercial, Residence Firewood, Snow Plowing Don Hendershot Bound Brook, NJ. Losardo Photo Center Paper and Chemical Supplies Best Wishes Class of '80 from the Camefas and ffames Z Club-the most active service Film and Film Processing 0I'g3l1iZdfi0l1 in B.B.H.S. 412 Vosseller Avenue Bound Brook, New Jersey Call 356-3110 216 Good Luck and Best Wishes from the Class of l Everything that enlarges the sphere of human powers, that shows man he can do what he thought he could not do, is valuable. Research-Cottrell PO Box 1500 Somervslle. NJ O88?-Eg Compliments of To Nancy Preteska T0 THE CLASS QF Loads of love and Happiness I 980 in your chosen field. Best Wishes P Mother, Dad, and Steve the Mft: Club 34 Main Street South Bound Brook, New jersey Phone 356-6444 JOE KEMPROWSKI S 12011 469-6530!47 Best Wishes Best Wishes for the Class of '80 Class of '80 Bound Brook PeIIicane's Liquors Coin 84 Stamp Imported Wines-Beers-Liquors 219 E. Main St. Bound Brook, NJ. 08805 404 W. Union Avenue Bound Brook, New jersey Hours: 10 AM 'Til 6 PM Phone 356-2221 Thurs. 'Til 9 PM Closed Mondays -'X 9 is I Good Luck Class of '80 218 Open 6 Days DENIS'S STUDIO ONE Hairstyling for Men By Appointment Phone 356-6700 I Denis C. Foy 440 Union Avenue From the Class of 81 Bound Brook, Nl Congratulations from THE BUSINESS CLUB B.B.H.S. CHEERLEADERS All Right-We're Ready Now THE CLASS OF 1980 Boosters Thanks Mr. Gramiccioni, Mr. Steffner, and Mr. Teryek for helping us-'80 Echo Tina and Doug Finn says Bye! Thanks for making my first year here at B.B. a good one-Sean Smith Chemistry Vacuums!-D.D. Yes, Heather, the ferret is real! David-There's only 1 minute left, we'll have to cut llDon't cry out loud. Barb They have withdrawn-Arrgh! B.S. and L.K. Hey Mike, get a hood ornament!! l.V. Mike, lune 19 is Red 1 Day l.V. Four in the back seat-T.T., D.D., K.G., B.M. Evs, Schum, and l.D.: Got your McDonald Cookies Your mission, should you decide to accept it , . . Mace-You leurlk! Monty Good Luck Class of '80-R. Kapp Have fun next year-joe, Els, Murry, and Blip Hey john Running on Fumes -M.K. john-remember hood ornaments, liquids, and reds Kathie, Ralph, and Heidi Stiebritz Best Wishes to the Class of '80-Marge Milesnick Congratulations-Louise DeFeo Best Wishes Class of '80-lo Patullo Congratulations Class of '80-Marcia Varga Good Luck Class of '80-Carmie Bradley Get lt On! Jolene Rotunno Luck, Success and Happiness-Pamela Teitelbaum Best Wishes to the Class of '80-Glad Chersack The Fuzz ? Pope Congratulations to the Class of '80-Ludi Kulihin Hey Bean, DVA Toilet Flood, oh no-jules ul Got Love on My Mind To Barb, Sue, loann, and Kim-Glad to see you go Hey Tuba . . . My Sue Q Buena Suerte, Bonam Fortenam, Bonnie Chance, Viel Gluck-Good Luck Seniors Liz CBBHS '81l -n- lerry GHS 781 Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas Porter, Sharon, Amy 84 Dana The Macneers-Bob, leanne, Bobby, 8f Craig There's no Heiden it-Eric is the best! Speed Kills, but I love it-Carlos Cruz Thanks for the Parties Shortcake-DK 81 BC Congratulations Shortcake, you made it-Donna K. Diane, Good Luck at college-Donna K. Shortcake, the Frogs are Spinning-Barb C. Karen, get S.A.l.D.ed-only 2 more years to go-Deb Deb, I only wish '!Maz was here for those 2 years-Karen Thing-Thing Walks Funny Mike, l'll miss you-Love, Audrey Patmon and the Gang, l love you all-Love, Audmon Carpe Diem! Congratulations Success to the Class of 1980 Congratulations and Good Luck '80 French Club beat the crepe out of the Romans 21-0 Francais 4815 1st period, God Bless You Seniors! l Love You D., P.T., C.B., G.C., l.P., D.G., 84 Sam Thanks Staff for another good book-A. Kruzel Thanks ludy and Dawn for all your help 7 down-only 23 to go! If .-!,, F -an ,- L 1 a ,. Vg? ,,. , ,,,. , , 1 if wt Q? as 1 ., ' , if Vc , ,,. t . iff?- f if ,4 , Q V ' ,I t 1 ' . Last Look at 1979-80 2! '- 1 X, Aff' lk-if . 5 3 ,. 1 x 3 5 ,S 'fy E vi? 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