Cherry Hill High School East - Eidolon Yearbook (Cherry Hill, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1982 volume:

2 4 Let early education be a sort of amusement; you will then be better able to find out the natural bent. ' - Plato 10 13 14 '4f e' voS A %' N U. Table of Conteri Faculty Features Underclassmen Seniors Acriviries Sports Advertisements 17 When primitive man first realized that the key to his survival was education, he set forth on a perilous journey to gather the learned elements of society into a structure called school with the sole purpose of maintaining the species through teaching others. Of these knowledgeable ele- ments. there were few. but it was the beginning of the faculty concept. Even today we outnumber them greatly, but the members of East’s faculty still form the very foun- dation upon which our education is built. Their daily teachings and student interactions add col- or to the whole educational process. Kings and Queens, nouns and verbs, mathematical formulas, and foreign languages are but a few aspects of the enlightenment these fine fellows of wisdom Tin- press upon our brains. Sometimes the molding hurts� sometimes it evokes pure ecstasy. Yet it always, like the great wheel which we ride, forever continues on its path of wisdom, directing us to the broad hori- zens of the future. o Principal's Message 6091 «2«-2222 Mitt PMu ScLoL CHERRY HILL HIGH SCHOOL EAST. KRESSON ROAD CHERRY HILL, NEW JERSEY 00003 To The Class of 1982 As you graduate from Cherry Hill High School East, another milestone in your life has been achieved. Just as four years ago you began a new phase in your life, once again you will enter a new and exciting time where dreams become realities and thoughts become actions. To experience the passing of four years is to collect countless memories. Your class has left a legacy of success in the classroom, victory on the athletic fields, and active participation in all facets of school life. These achievements will be recorded as an important part of the history and tradition of Cherry Hill High School East. And now, as you move on to new challenges and new opportunities, it is my hope that all of you experience success and personal fulfillment in the years ahead. I charge you to work toward creating a future that is better than the present. Use those talents you have developed not only for yourself, but for the benefit of others. On behalf of the staff of Cherry Hill High School East, I offer congratulations and best wishes for continued success in the future. Sincerely, Z C Xr Anthony R. Cos t Principal Sylvia Misbin, President Faith Jerome Gary Stiegler Eleanor Stofman James Marino, Vice- Stephen Barbell president Board of m Q_ C n o —r o' D Robert Freedman William A. Shine. Superintendent Adminisrrorion William Laub John McKeon James F. Walsh 21 Adminisrrorion Douglas Lyons Edward Branin Richard Lacovara They plan our schedules, help us organize our lives, discipline us. listen to us. laugh and cry with us. They make sure that the building is running, that report cards are ready, that services are available. We fondly remember their informal warmth and marvel at their academic robes on Graduation Day. In special ways, they make these the best four years of our lives. 22 Guidance They are our ombudsmen — our way of interfacing with faculty and administration and even parents. They help plan our schedules and our lives. They are always there to help us over the rough spots and to show us the way. Catherine Akright Scott Borchers James Delaney William Gibson Joanne Johnson Henry Schilling Lois Weinberger Linda Zalusky 23 Physical Science 24 Paul Siler Science is the foundation of knowledge, the primary source. feeding the fire of progress and advancing technology and chal- lenging man’s existence to find his place among the stars. 25 Biology Stanley Krantz. D.C. Michael Keller Anthony Robino Biology, right down to its Greek roots, con- cerns itself with man and his life and interac- tions on this planet. Building on molecules of carbon and hydrogen to make the foundation of the life-house that sur- rounds us all marks the first small steps toward a thorough understand- ing of nature’s great splendor. Working up through the amoeba and paramecium. through reptiles and amphibians, to man. with all his com- plexity and wonder comes next until ever- ything is subject to the intense scrutiny of the microscope. Then comes the future, genetic engi- neering. changing the very stuff” of life (Carl Saganism) with the dele- Richard Mastrangelo tion of a single DNA code. From master mole- cules to masterminds, who can deny biology the title of the most ap- propriate science for mankind”? Martha Reed David Thompson 26 Business Education Cheryl Biehler The study of business, economics, and secretarial skills allows you to experience one powerful aspect of the 'Veal” world. The incessant tapping of typewriters, looming of letterheads, and stenography of secretaries make the business department indispensible to East s future Wall Street wizards. Unraveling the fiercely competitive nature of business, the Business Depart- ment makes a giant step towards independence, a delv- ing into the world of corporate enterprise. From ac- counting to zip codes, in a country that demands speed and accuracy, business is the true work of the future. Carol Beck Constance Riley Maryann Shay Charles Martine Frank McAleer 27 Dan Fleming Carole Gorman-Swift Edward Heisman John Valore Robin Altorfer Phillip Frank Barbara Flail Suzanna Schooley Isaac Smith Fredrick Bocchino The latest craze of ex- ercise that has swept American homes with the mesmerizing, over- powering ability to turn ordinary, run-of-the-mill students into jovial jog- ging supermen (and women) has attacked East. Football, self-de- fense, handball, table tennis what?l Yes, table tennis, have all brought about the Phys- ical Fitness Revolution. Agile teachers and hard working students now live in a domion ruled by sweatpants and sneakers. As if some gi- ant muscular hand com- manded it. the Cougars move at a faster pace. John Griffenberg Gay Meister Richard Oliver. D.C. 28 Physical Education, Healrh Joan Saltzer William Sheppard Robert Adelizzi Lawrence Gothard 29 rudies Michael Caouf John Clowar John Heisler Ronald Hillman Jon Hulleberg Ronald Hunt Charles Fleischman. D.C. Events are writ by History's pen. Though Causes are too much to care tor: Fame talks about the where and the when While folly asks the why and the wherefore. Winthrop Mackworth Praed Brian Wolff Foreign Languages Anthony Mancini Je parle fran aise!” Ich spreche Deutsch!’ Parlo italiano!” 'Dico Latinel” Hablo espanol!” In the Foreign Language Department, we speak many tongues. All of them are useful and fun to learn. They make the world smaller through nouns and verbs-small enough for men to get to know each other. Annie Sokolov Diana Fischburg English Edward Dwyer Anthony Malatesta Sandra Forchion Rosa McCall Rosemary Mignogna Reba Spivak is English John O’Breza Rosanne Rubinstein Moving back to basics,” a program that has settled over the country like a blanket of newly fallen snow, fresh and innovative, while eliminating many elective courses, has brought students who once wandered in the classroom back into contact with the lan- guage spoken by forty percent of the world’s inhabitants. The results of the three year old English lab” program are reaping success as students test their wings with pen and paper, creating original essays and living” the language. Sharon Mikutowicz Lynn Nec Helena Rehberger Rosanne Rocchino Frank Shaw Mary Sindoni Lesley Solomon Jodi Stechschulte Terence Woods Anthony Sipp 36 Fin ? Arts Rita Barnes Mary Green Helene Sacca ® b ! Barbara Hopp Fine Arts students contribute to our school and community through presentations and paint, publications and panora- mas, planning and port- folios. planters and prac- ticality. pastels and prints, photos and perse- verance. In an often con- fusing environment, art- ists and designers bring clarity and beauty� they shape our world and touch our souls. The awe-inspiring eclipse of the darkroom, the designs of light, and the reds, blues, and greens that cover the whole range of human emotions in vivid splen- dor. embrace our senses, delight our lives, and lay bare our minds to the in- conceivable depths of true beauty. Their con- tributions to our lives is inestimable. Susan Rhoads 37 Industrial Vocations John Hoffner With wood and metal, wankels and Mercedes, water and machines, wedges and mechanical pencils, the Industrial Arts Department pro- vides the student with the facilities and know- how to construct and re- pair. laying the ground- work for the engineers of the future who will provide the world with dreams to build on. Ralph Ipri Robert Burrows Curtis Johnson Thomas Kelly Casimir Kolongowski Alexander Kupczyn Earnest Mayo Joseph Morgan Glenn Nec John O'Neill Fred Nangle William Wagner Performing Arrs L Bruce Yurco Edmund Moore Margaret Beck Anthony Ciccarelli Robert Nation From Bach to rock, from jazz to Palestrina, from marches to orato- ries. from bells to tubas, from composing to transposing- the Music Department reaches out to the students, tapping their vast reservoirs of energy to make the mus- ic of life. Thomas Weaver 39 Marhemarics Helen Nahas Robert Nehring Joan Malloy Marhematics George Opre Mark Pinzur Roberta Plotnick Yvonne Robinson Linda Ruth Barbara Talton AJ + = C3 . the famed Pythagorean theorem so essential to mathematicians, yet so basic to our knowledge like the infinite points that compose a line, puts mathematics in the spot- light of human ideals and merges mind and ma- chine to build the simple from the complex. David Turner Ann Winitsky Arlene Zucker Reading And Media In a tribute to that thee pound convoluted gray mass that rules our bodies and thoughts the Reading and Media Department plays a symphony of knowledge with book-lined walls, one of man's most primitive, yet most effective tools, and magnetic video tape that would awe even the liberal minded Ben Franklin, founder of the first public library. Then there’s AV, with its army of wheeled soldiers fighting to break down the wall of ignorance that smothers men and to establish the ladder of knowledge, unlimited, all power- ful. Jeanne Baggs Marcia Brown Helen Chanowicz Donnadell Hoffman Gretchen Atkinson Eleanor Gallagher Yolanda Hales Ruth Fleischer Maine Slemmer Rhoda Richards 43 Secrerories And Clerks Ann Beattie Connie Haran Marie DiCiano Mary Eckhardt Peggy Cunningham Frances Lower Joan Magann Louise Haynes Olga Novello Joy Rasmussen-Carr 44 Special Services John Kutsop Leah Skinner Libby Falk Dolores Gran Brad Kaplan Maryanne Shuey 45 Diane Cunningham Jacqueline Sauro Maintenance T. Hopper G. Curtis C. Alvarez P. Aviles A. Woodward O. Bozarth R. Cloherty V. Crespo T. DoTullio F. Dougher A. Lawrence E. Ferguson C. Freeman M. Gibson J. Gomez M. Harris J. Hughes C. Hunter M. Ingram C. Ludovico W. Macklin S. Meng R. Mason $. Morales F. Moralez C. Nieves M. O'Bryant J. Oquenso P. Santiago G. Shinn R. Torres J Whittaker H. Williams W. Williams M. Mackenzie R. Mason J. Wasserman R. Devenny P. Grasso D. Kramer A. Trombetta J. Cuelow E. Johnson N. Medina L. Logan B Roberts Cafeteria Staff Standing: BerniceGehrett(manager), Angelina Busa, Rena Gialanella. Debores Lubejewski, Helen Holcomb. Theresa Kelley. Helen Vitagliano. Carmella Ranero Sencond Row: Dores Fricher, Calvin Zaun, Elizabeth Speed. Elizabeth Hauger. Jerauita Marino, Geraldina Schnable, Miriaru Riug. Lorraina Wagner. Janet Del Marinol, Angelius McKu. Florence Smith. Marlym Burbanks Clerks Mildred Agnello Joan Anderson Myrna Furmon n o D 5' C D CL Flora Melamut Gloria Weiand Barbara Tansey Glenna Stewart Dolores Nickels Elaine Lippincott Lillian Paul Services Continued . o u CD CL lTi Theresa Pawlowski Shirley Mehr Francis Mickley Mary Muscat Merrill Cates Kimberly Clouse 47 East is like a river, a river of knowledge, and all of the students must try to swim through it. There are many tributaries that converge to form the river. These streams are the wide curriculum of- fered at East, all of which contribute to the flow of knowledge through which we all swim. A student’s study habits and academic ability may be looked at as his adroitness at swimming. A good swim- mer will move easily downstream, a bad swimmer- will struggle with every stroke, and the non- swimmer will drown. Only the good swimmer can successfully maneuver his way through the curves and obstacles of the river in the ephemeral time given, but the reward is worth it - his trium- phant arrival at the ocean we know as the world. Spirir Week Where but East can one tour the world in eighty days while passing through stars with minds amazed? We emerge from our summer slumber and recommence the daily rituals of school, when, like a bomb. Spirit Week explodes upon us. It jars our brains and invigorates our spirits in preparation for the strenuous activities that await us. Almost immediately, all four opponents, like bees buzzing about their hive, busily lay the founda- tions for their themes. Masses of paper, scissors, and glue merge into fully decorated halls, while props such as balloons, space ships, and hot rods find their places in the novel atmosphere leading into the frenetic Cou- gar Search. Soon, the delectable aroma of freshly baked cakes garnished in red and white, fill the air with a fragrance that keeps many a curious onlooker lingering in A wing, each with his own excited taste buds. Later, the pennies, quarters, and dollars clank with metallic splendor in support of the King and Queen, that lucky couple leading their class to victory and opulence. Cul- minating in the gallant Pep Rally, meeting the fall sports teams and cheering them on while watching those neo- imagist air guitarists” strum in a delightful pantomine. Spirit Week departs, giving way to Spirit Year” in the Cougar’s lair. Quiet please Never say diet! Business is great todayl SPIRIT WEEK HON 8EPT 21 FIND THE COUGARS 7 30 PH MOVIE NIOHT THE SPY WHO LOVED ME TUES SEPT 22 KINO ANO QUEEN ; wa SEPT 23 CAKE DECORATION MY IP 18 - 11 00 PM HALL DECORATION THURS SEPT 24 COSTUME OAY FRIDAY SEPT 28 7 30 “10 30 DANCE PEP RALLY COLOR DAY What I Like About You. Class of 1982 - The Romantics si Santanic Sophomores Go for the bombl Is that coordination or is that COORDINATION? Powder Puff Foorboll The players are lined up. The quarterback mumbles something to a fullback. Forty-two. twenty-eight, thirty-seven; HIKE!! The game has begun; but wait a minute! The boys are on the sidelines cheering?! Who’s playing the game? Girls?! Yes. girls!! Watch out NFL, football may never be the same after the Junior and Senior girls battled it out on the football field. Complete with popcorn, male cheerleaders, and the works, East revolutionized the game that MADE Monday nights. But who’s to say that war can t be fun? The players, cheerleaders, and spectators loved every second of it. How’s this for the cover of Sports Illustrated? Junior Float - The Roaring 20's The gang is back in town 54 East and West drawing forces for the pre-game show Scanning the field The 1981 Homecoming was surely a great exper- ience for this year’s seniors. The first annual Punk Dance was an introduction with colorful cos- tumes and a fantastic dance contest. The activi- ties began with the election of the Homecoming queens and their escorts. Then, that final day came, the East - West game and Homecoming Parade. The Cherry Hill East Marching Cougars performed a spectacular pre-game show, followed by the faithful red-and-whites. At first, a winner was unclear, but by half time the minds of the fans were becoming more and more certain, even though the score was still zero to zero. The high- pitched action was interrupted by the gala Home- coming Parade. The queens and escorts were car- ried around the track in a procession of sleek sports cars, trailed by some of the most spectacu- lar floats East has ever seen. Then, late in the game. East pulled ahead of the failing West team, and the real winning Cougars finally came through. Surely this was one of the most action packed Homecomings in all of East History. Freshman Float - The 60’s and The 70’s. Even the horses have spirit Sophomore Float - Wild. Wild West 55 Freshmen - Karen O'Conner and Michael Haskell Seniors - Monica Profitt and Walter Murray Seniors - Kara Bruge and Tim Duffy Sophomores - Alicia Daniels and Mathew Saline 56 Juniors - Vicky Praino and Kevin Shields Seniors - Terri Whalen and Frank Shields Seniors - Kara Bruge and Tim Duffy Seniors - Theresa Pietrofitta. and Tom LaCasse 57 Mitsi, Fritsi, and Agnes - a wacky tap dancing group from USO Radar senses the arrival of helicopters rapper John and Ugly John announce Hawkeye and Duke at the camp party From the Director Various improvements had a great deal to do with my selection of M A S H. Very often our Fall Production will only cast fifteen to twenty students. This year, however, M A $ H casts over forty. Flaving forty students, many of whom are new to the theatre department, is very excit- ing. Everyone on the cast and crew will have a chance to work on and see equipment that many professional theatres use. There is however, one other significant reason for doing M A $ H — that is the type of comedy it offers to us. A play like M A S H touches us all; it’s universal despite the Korean War setting. Ev- ery character in this play is special — unique in his own way. We can all relate to one or more of these people. On top of that, the play blends dra- matic. tense moments with comedy. This combi- nation is the key to the play’s success as well as that of the T.V. series (which stays high in the ratings and is in its tenth year. The cast. crew, and staff of this show have worked so hard and so well together that my sincere thanks don’t seem enough. I've enjoyed this experience and I hope you have, too. THOMAS R. WEAVER Trapper John, Hawkeye, and the nurses scare Walt to get him out of depression THE road r Ho-Jon announces that he was drafted to the South Korean Army Hawkeye. Houlihan, and Duke argue about attitudes around camp Lt. Fury comforts Lt. Phillips Dean Mercy Lodge dictates letter to Miss Ran- dazzle in response to Hawkeye's request 4077 L � rhir o Sharing is a major theme running through the souls of the students at East. Whether it’s donating blood for a blood drive, offering help to a lost freshman, or dropping a few coins into the class treasury to support the King and citizens in need dominated the annual P.A.L. Christmas Party. The smiles and satisfaction that covered the faces of the children made all the hours of preparation worthwhile. Know- ing that you made someone happy if only for an hour or a day or a week justifies the few missed assignments. Knowing that you re- lieved the pain and suffering of a fellow man gives a sense of security and goodness to all the participants. Man never stands so high as when he stoops to help another.” «1 Concerrs The Cougar Choru5e5. led by Mrs. Barbara Solly and Mrs. Fletcher sing songs of different countries from classical to modern music. They en hance our school by participating in the spring musical and singing in the various school concerts throughout the year. In general, the choruses raise their voices in song to express man's love, desires, and goals. They help us to see that music is a vital part of the world and that life is just a note on the stanzas of time. On the eve of a concert, the audience would sit in quiet anticipation. Why?? Call it reputation. Mrs. Bar bara Solly directs the entire music staff to the summit of perfection. The winds, brass, strings, and keyboards have fared well under their conductors' swaying ba- tons. Professional attitudes and sound have thrust East into the limelight of musical success. 3 Though it's quite natural to fear pain. East's highly diversified danc- ers cannot be cowed by the agony of de feet. These light-footed art- ists express a joy and melancholy that span the whole gamut of human emotion. With swan-like grace and laser-like precision, they add spec- tacle and wonder to all they encoun- ter. From marches to ballads and jazz to taps, the dancing Cougars always manage to steal the show and dance their way into the heart and mind of the crowd. They are the spectators' delight. Junior Miss Above: East’s Junior Miss Finalists. From left to right: Faith Natkin, Amy Keys, Stella Eleazar. Amy Brown, Linda Chon, and Lynn Gries. To the right: The winner: Stella Eleazar. Stella is known both for her warm personality and her many talents and activities. East’s Junior Miss is an accomplished dancer, a singer, a pianist, an honor’s student, and a highly active partici- pant in extra-curricular, community, and civic activities. After winning here at East, Stella went on to compete on the Camden County level where we all shared her delight at becom- ing first runner-up. 65 Valentine's Day Blazing forth with a special glow, fcast celebrated another happy Valentine's day. The red hearts sat high on the walls of A wing and the multicolored carnations brought smiles to the cougars' bright faces. But what's a holiday without food? Appropriately, a Cupid dart game solved the problem with a pizza given to anyone who could spell CUPID (with darts, of course V So the marksmen took their aim. the carnations brightened the halls and the hidden hearts added a new twist to the frolic-filled holiday. A very appropriate holiday cul- minated in a very bright and colorful day in the Cou- gar's lair. 66 Eosr On Parade In a brilliant display of extra-cur ricular creativity. East paraded into the world beyond the classroom. With such projects as computer program- ming. musical entertainment, physical education, and foreign foods, the Cougars demonstrated the inherent drive toward recognition of talent. A Cougar without special talent is in complete. Each contributes his share to the advancement of his school. Learning assumes many forms, all in- teresting and exciting. East on Parade was a method of expression, where East's special talents were shared with a caring public Senior Trip 68 MosjOch' Dandies Go To Europe Ongsbef( S ,e VMARI lensborgt ’ Ki«U n� cn ivoe' oKo' ' [to' '� 4?, ,ssen ologne Prague rvTx Vn V� ikv-ri The 1981 members of American Music Abroad from Cherry J Hill East are pictured here in front of the Eiffel Tower. Left to . Right- Robert Soslow. Andy Susskind. Terry Becker. Mike ( Lisicky. Larry Gennaro 1 f’l t n' DoRfu Lerqa „ ortosa Ghar ja-, The Munchkins are laughing be- cause I am a witch. I’m Glmda. the good Witch of the North.” The Wizard will help usl I’m positive he will!' This year s spring musical. THE WIZARD OF OZ. was the biggest production ever to be performed at East. The cast numbered over 130 and included elementary students for Munchkinland. Over 45 special effects helped to make this fantasy come to life. Under the dedicated and skilled direction of Robert Nation, the cast was able to perform won ders in a short time. The excellent choreogra- phy of Barbara Hall proved to be a challenge to even the best of dancers, but the end result was worth all of the hard work. Complimenting this, Marilyn Grisham expertly directed the vocal portions of the show. This year's pit orchestra was one of the finest ever. Conducted by Bruce Yurko, their professional sounds set the perfect mood for each scene. The hard working crews, under direction of Thom- as Weaver (scene and lighting design) and Peggy Beck (cos- tumes). were also of superior quality. Given the shortened pe- riod of time, they still managed to construct the realistic and aesthetically pleasing sets that framed the exciting perfor- mances. I’ll gel you my prettiesl” RED CAST Dorothy Gale Huck Scarecrow Hickory Tmman Zeke Lion Wicked Witch Prof. Marvel Wizard Aunt Em Uncle Henry Glinda Gate Guard Sue Kravets Ricky Paul Joel Richard� Scott Maggart Kathy Toole Steve Capsuto Debbie Bradm Steve Goldkrantz Alysta Robbins Matt Saline XHHf CAST Dorothy Gale Huck Scarecrow Hickory Tinman Zeke Lion Wicked Witch Prof. Marvel Wizard Aunt Em Uncle Henry Glinda Gate Guard Leslie Blinderman Scott Batt Larry Wenger Alan Hilibrand Faith Natkin Alan Swartz Suzy Stauffer Jim Barbour Tami Gordon Ken Kaplan Though a bit ghastly to some, bringing back memories of some old horror picture, the Annual Cougar Blood Drive was a roaring success. Almost meeting the goal of 200 pints, with a total of 175 donors, the Cougars will have aided those most in need of the life sus- taining fluid. A sweet sense of giving filled the air. even the library's annex was open to do- nors. who enjoyed donuts and orange drink after making their contribution. Of course there was a bit of pain involved (just a pinch), and several sick- ly looking souls who disliked the red bags, but it was all a part of the great cause. When the American Red Cross truck finally rolled off with its pre- cious cargo, the Cougars knew they had done their share. 71 Smiley E. Bright Nell Deadeye Dan Spanky Alfalfa Buckwheat Hall Monitor Prospector Cooking Teacher Bartender Town Freeloader Script Girl Pat McLaughlin Jackie Medinger John Corosanite Bill Giordano Jay Branderbit Dave Derfel Steve Blinn Doug Vannoni Danielle Gilson Alan Barbell Mark Gordon Susan Kramer Warm Saddles, the 1982 feature film by East Film Productions, was conceived and developed through the film classes under the supervision of Mr. William Kovnat and Mrs. Barbara Hopp. The original script is a spoof on the great American western films of the 1940’s, using the cli- ches that accented this classic age of cinema. The art of the western film was unique in its time, and the presentation of this craft of cine- matography has carefully been interpreted by East Film Produc- tions with choice illustrations The World Ourside Eosr Gubernororiol Race In November of 1981. New Jersey had a new gov- ernor-elect. Republican Thomas Kean. In a hotly contested election. Kean emerged victorious with one of the smallest margins in the history of the state. Impounding and chaos followed the poll clos- ing. as each side claimed victory. Florio ordered an immediate recount of the votes, but later conceded the election to Kean. As the new governor took office in January, the former one. Governor Bren- dan Bryne. stepped down. As for the national scene. Kean promised to follow suit in some of President Reagan’s policies, but he carefully noted that he would not endorse all of them. The voting front revealed a grand turnout of 2.28 million vot- ers, proving that each vote in a democracy main- tains the power of the people. Jupiter Effect 1982 was just the beginning for the seniors, but some of them thought it would be the end. During the week of March K). all the planets in the solar system were to be arrayed within a ninety degree angle from the sun. Some said the resulting gravita- tional (or ’’Jupiter’ ) effect would unleash fierce solar winds on the Earth resulting in a chain of tidal waves and earthquakes shattering the globe. But, when the fateful day arrived, there were no trem- ors or walls of water . another Doomsday passed. Mosr Eligible Bachelor Marries St. Paul’s Cathedral in London was the site of the most glorious event in British history. Prince Charles was married to Lady Diana Spencer on July 29. 1981 in the wedding of the century. This wed- ding was televised internationally as about 750 mil- lion people celebrated the happy occasion with the Royal family. This extravaganza is also estimated to have cost one million dollars. After the elaborate ceremony, the bride and groom set off on a two week honeymoon cruise in the Mediterranean. Subsequently, the happy couple announced Prin- cess Diana’s pregnancy and the royal baby was expected to arrive some time in late spring. Norable Deaths Natalie Wood. Harry Chapin. Paul Lynde. John Belushi. The Philadelphia Bulletin. Egyprion Turmoil The death of a great man brings sorrow to the hearts of the world. Anwar Sadat, long-time Presi- dent and peace maker of Egypt was tragically mur- dered on Wednesday. October 7. 1981 by a small group of crazed military men. Sadat was celebrat- ing the anniversary of the Egyptian victory over Israel during the Yom Kippur War. Although a for- mer foe of Israel. Sadat realized that enough was enough and attempted to secure a lasting peace between the two ancient enemies. As the parades marched on. the deranged soldiers infiltrated the President’s security and assassinated him with their guns and grenades. The wounded were quick- ly transported to a nearby hospital for treatment. Among those injured was Sadat’s hand-picked suc- cessor. President Mubarak. Firsr Female Justice After Potter Stewart’s decision to retire as a Supreme Court Justice. President Ronald Reagan lived up to his campaign pledge by appointing San- dra Day O’Connor to the high court. She replaced Stewart and became the first woman justice. This nomination had set aside the old tradition of only men serving on the highest court of the land. Judge O’Connor was graduated from Stanford University ranking in the top ten percent of her class. Because she is a conservative Republican, but had supported both abortion and the Equal Rights Amendment in the past, there was a controversy over her nomination. The appointment was finally approved by the Senate. Serving as a Supreme Court Justice, she is described as meticulous and conscientious, ’ and is expected to perpetuate the conservative spirit that presently exists in the Court. All-American Strike One of the major events in the sports world in 1981 was the baseball strike. Lasting from June to August, the strike caused a split season and some frazzled negotiations by Commissioner of Baseball Bowie Kuhn. The players were fighting for a salary hike and for the abolishment of arbitration con- tracts. By the end of a long summer (during which the players were forbidden to use any sports areas associated with their organizations), they settled for a compromise. In spiet of the fact that there were fewer games, they played well into October, when the Dodgers finally got revenge on the Yan- kees in the World Series. 73 Pretzels anyone? There’s always one in the crowd Life Ar Eosr Walking with a Walkman Grabbing a bite between classes School Store invades old Yearbook office Heads upl An Apple a day ... Mr. Gordon gives some help Creating a masterpiece All that’s needed is coffee and doughnuts Although Eidolon, as any other high school yearbook of high caliber, is geared toward the graduating class and its memories of the High School Experience seventy-five percent of the student body consists of underclassmen, the backbone of the school structure. In strict accordance with Darwin, these hearty whelps enter East bewildered, with crumpled map in hand and perplexing schedules in mind. The year passes slowly, each day exposing the infinite facets of Cougar County. Then, the lazy summer arrives, and it's time to say good bye to the friends, teachers, foreign tongues, and hectic days for a two month reprieve. Fall arrives, and the ritual begins once again, but things have changed. The Freshman eyes have sobered and matured, and the generation of Soph- omores. that intermediate breed so necessary to the continuance of school life, evolves. Later, the childish whims and teenage novelty give way for the driving, college-seeking Junior class, the last stage before entering the realm of Seniorship, when each member can glance back with awe and amusement at his underclass life long passed. 79 In retrospect, this year was a learning experience for both the students and myself. We were in so many words all Freshmen! However, through the cooperation of the Freshmen class officers and the hard work of many dedicated students and their parents, we took a major step toward our goal of making the class of ’85 one of the most outstanding groups in East’s history. In looking toward the next three years, we still have many objectives to achieve to attain our goal. For my almost sophomores, keep in mind a phrase that has remained with me over the years, Success is not attained by the heights you reach, but by the obstacles you overcome.” Richard N. Lacovara Assistant Principal Class of '85 Closs Officers Mr. Lacovara-Assistant Principal. Gary Vincoff-President. Trish Olsen-Treasurer. Amy Seybold-Vice President. Jill Goldhand- Secretary, Mr. Grasso-Advisor H. R. A022� Stephen Abiuso, Nan- cy Ackerly, Gary Ackerman, Joa- him Alvarez. Brian Anton, Robert Avedissian, Larry Bailey, Todd Barrett, Gregg Baxter. Anne Be- galke, Michael Black, Benjamin Bloom. Sharon Bluth, Lisa Bo- litsky, Elyse Bomze, Stacy Bot- ton, Thomas Brooks, Blair Buehler, Diana Buividas, Craig Buttacavoli, Lisa Canuso, Danial Carusi, Daniel Cavanagh, Roy Chapman H. R. D044� Lisa Coolahan, Anita Cordero, Katharine Cunningham. Julia Dando, Judith Derfel, Chris- tine Di Tomasso, Lauren Dorn. James Drozdowski, Colin Eisen- berg. Alison Elliott. Mark Elson, Bridget Feery, Evan Feuer. Joel Fishbein, Edward Foley, Robert Foley, Jeffrey Forchion, Jon Fos- ter, Kenneth Friedman. Stephanie Gaber, William Gahm, Elizabeth Gilmour, Felice Ginsburg. Jill Goldhand, Steven Goldkrantz. Linda Collurd. Jeffrey Cook. Re- gina Fox. Lisa Barbarito, Michael De Rita. Beth Anderson. Cynthia Chukas H. R. G-31, William Goldstein. Gary Gordon, Barbara Granito. Stephen Flale. Michael Flaskell. David Heimbigner, Cheryl Hes- selbacher. Sandra Fletzel, Wendy Heuring, Gary Hoffman. Michael Horrow. Stacy Horwitz, Andrew Iskowitz. Robin Jacobs, Jeffrey Janofsky, Candace Jennings, Jo- seph Johnson, Steven Johnson, Keith Jones, John Jordan. Chris- tine Joseph, Stacy Kanalstein, Beth Kaplan, Ji Yeon Kim, John Kim, Ruth Ann King, Michael Koll- mansberger. Adam Kotlar, Greg- ory Kramer HR C033- Lisa Kramer, Steven Lanson, Robert Lazzari, Susan Leppla, Michael Loden, Matthew Ludwig, Jonathan Lutner. Patri- cia Mac Causland. Sandra Man- uele. Julia Marruchello. Sheila Martus, Sharon May, Paul Me Au- ley. Kevin Me Cann, Bond Me Carthy, John Me Cord, Keith Me Intyre, Kenneth Me Pougall. Jodi Melamut, Jodi Mintzer, Michael Moreno, Elizabeth Myers. Tanya Noack. Matthew Palazzo HR LHI- Julie Paulussen. Lisa Pe- louze, Douglas Perham, Kimberly Perna, Malayvanh Phiathep, Keith Phillips, Elizabeth Pratt. Sandha Rao. James Raphaely, Pat- rick Reddy. Walter Reed. Anita Robinson, Richard Rohrbach, Alissa Rosner, Jill Rothenberg, Daniel Rozanski, Sandra Rybak, Michael Sacca, Linda Santoro, John Santry. Todd Satinoff, Alli- son Savitz. Patricia Shaeffer. Hol- ly Schamban, John Schenk, David Schiesser. Michael Schwartz. Brandon Scott, Amy Seybold. Darsit Shah. Evan Shapiro. Deb- orah Skaler H.R. 003; Isaac Abadi. Judith Ad- ams, Judith Affrime, Patrick Ahern, Gerard Aiken, Kathleen Albaugh, Moira Alexander, Rob- ert Alexander, Cheryl Alfano. Alejandro Almario, Prabal Amin. Andrew Anderson. Robert An- drews, Donna Angerstein. Mi- chele Antalosky. Kathleen Anth- ony. Eric Apelgren, Pamela Appel, Alda Aquino. Michael Arlotta. Scott Auty, Judy Auwerda, David Bagrier, Brett Bailey, Jill Banks H R. C113; Michael Bovino, Denise Brennan. Kathleen Brenner, Paul Brickwood, Justin Bridgers, Karen Brodack, Laura Brodsky, Blanche Brown, Diane Brown. Julie Brown, Michael Brown. Sandra Brown, Stephanie Burg, Christopher Bush, Cheryl Butler. James Cammarasana. Aimee Campagna, June Capetta, Allen Capsuto. Elizabeth Carley. Anthony Casella H.R. LH2; Stephanie Solomon. Jef- frey Sommer. Jennifer Stafford. William Stamp, Valerie Stavola, Gregory Swinand, Paul Swinand, Leslie Taylor, Karen Thomas, Lynn Tobin, Francine Trobman. Tracy Tumolo, Thailia Urban. Ste- fanie Vanned. Gregg Ventello. Michelle Vitosky, Stephen Wal- dis. Eva Walter, Dawn Wedin, Kurt Weikert, Barbara Welch. Bonnie Welch, Kelly West, Shar- on Wetter. Karen Whilt, James Williams, Kimberly Wilson, War- ren Wolf, Steven Woodson, Mark Wuest, David Yao, Gwen Zaleski H.R. C119; Alison Castro. Coral Chan. Scott Chankin, Jean Chao. Jeffrey Chase. Ellen Chen. Barrie Chesnick, Karen Chew, Steve Chiou. Amy Christianson, Howard Chu, Patricia Claffie, Thomas Clark, Bruce Cohen, Hal Cohen, James Coogan. Mark Cooper. Johnna Copher. Dean Cow- ley, Donna Coyle. Patricia Creedon. Hope Crooks H.R. OK . Anne Curran. Kelly Cu- sack, Hasan Dajani, Carolyn Dales- sandro. Kimberly Daniels, Richard Daniels, Michael Davis. Michael Davis, David DeCheser. Glenn Dean. Randall Deckard. Julie Deitch, Michael Dekerlegand, Michael Der- ita. William Desantis. Alisa Devlin, Michael DiProspero. Danielle DiR- enzo, Joseph Diamond, Dawn Dolan, Denise Dorovich, Michele Doto, Jef- frey Dryden, Waldina Dunlap. Ste- ven Edelstein, Julie Eidman H. R. C 303: Naomi Eisen, Debbie Ellington, Loren Ellis. Veronica Embrey, Solomon Epstein, Gen- naro Esposito. John Fahy, Nancy Faix, James Farmer, Sharon Fen- drick, Thomas Fischer. Kari Fish- er, Athena Flamporis, Lee Folger, Gabriel Fonseca, Danielle Fox, Al- en Frankel, Kathryn Friedman, Marjorie Friedman. Brett Fuchs, Beatrice Fuller, Todd Gabaly, Anna Marie Gagliardi, Michele Galman, Elena Gammardella, Richard Gardner. H. R. C 318: Joelle Garnick, David Gates, Mary Gauthier, Scott Gaynes, Barri Gendelman, Paul Gennaqui, Arthur Gerstenfeld, Karen Gervasoni. Philip Gillman. Robert Giorgianni, Saul Glassman. Tracy Goetz, Marc Goff man, Jor- dan Goldberg, Sanford Goldberg. Staci Goldf inger, Stephanie Gold- stein, Brian Goodrich, Michael Goss. Lesley Gray. Joseph Greco, Louis Greenwald, Kenneth Green- wood. Colleen Grimm H. R. C 219: Laura Grisham, Kim- berley Gross. Christine Guggino. Ronaldo Guinto, Anuradha Gwal. Susan Hack. Cynthia Hadjiyannis. Linda Haentze. Brian Halpin, Paul Hammond. Julie Hanson. Dana Harding. John Harrington, Robert Hartig. Richard Hendrickson, Gail Henwood, Ryan Hernberg, Beth Hertensteiner, Stephanie Hicks. Margaret Higginbotham, Lizanne Hillman, James Hinds, James Hinrichs, Mary Hitsel- H. R. C 222: Mark Hoban, Gregory Holder. Stephen Hollander. Karen Hood, Gary Horn, Linda Horo- dysky. James Hutzelmann. Dana Hyland. Jill Hyland. Alex Ioffe, Scott Ivins. Jennifer Jaron, Kath- leen Jaron, Krista Jarvis. Erick Jeronimus. Michael Jung, Kristina Jurecic, Charles Kalech. Kimberly Kalitan. Julie Kaplan. Steven Karpo 1H1 H. R. C 302: Teri Katz, Andrea Kauffman. Steven Kaufman. Lisa Kelley, Jarrod Kelly, Marian Kelly. Jae Hoon Kim. Yong Kuk Kim. Lori Klugman. Heidi Kolb. Charles Kolbe. Dina Kolc, Ronni Kramer, Todd Kratzer. John Kraus. How- ard Krein. Bruce Krohn, Marcia Kruse. Michael Kurlej. Anthony La Rosa. John Lacasse. Scott Lacy, Janae Lalla H H.R. C304; Germaine Lang. Lori Lanson. Anthony Lantonio, Chris- topher Lawler. Margaret Lawton. Cheryl Layman. Steven LeCates. Betsy Lee. Li-Chuan Lee. Todd Lehr. Lauren Levine. Lisa Levy, Maris Levy. Keith Liebgott. Jeanne Logan. Gary Lopatine. Mi- chael Lopatine. Alan Lubeck. Ber- nadette Lukaszewski, William Lutz. Kathleen Lynch. Kimberly Macaluso H.R. C306-. David Maedel. Jeffrey Magann. Andreen Magee. Dana Maglietta. Sanchita Mandal. Jonathan Mangel. Kellie Marcus. Janet Margot. Steven Margulis. Pia Markoe. Jeffrey Marks. Traci Marsden. Lisa Marsh. Denise Marshall. Andrew Martin. Maria Masapollo. Joseph Matarese. Lisa May. Renee Mazzoli, Kathleen McCarthy, Christopher McCool. Brian McCormick, Matthew Meagh, Gladys Mercer 88 H.R. B 134; Jennifer Rafter. Susan Ralston. Lisa Raymond. Theadora Redden. Sean Redmond. Ellen Reher. Hope Reich. Kathryn Reno. Alexis Reveliotty, Timothy Rich, Larry Richman, Charles Riley. Denise Rinck. Ramil Rios, Chris- tine Roberts. Jacquelyn Rodgers, Anthony Romano, Daniel Rorke. Mindee Rosen, Owen Rosenberg, Randi Rosenberg. Carol Rouse. Alyssa Rubin. Amy Ruderman. H. R. C 310 Jill Meyers, Virginia Meyers. Ansil Miller. Tracy Mill- er, Susan Mobini, Sy Mogell, R. Todd Moir. Katharine Montee. Thomas Moreland, Kenneth Mor- gan. Lisa Morgenstern, Karen Morgey, Patricia Morris. Marius Moscovici. Traci Muller. Dorothy Murphy, John Muscella, James Myers, Susan Neff. Karen Neidig, Aaron Nelson, Kenneth Nemeth. Jay Nigen, Catherine Norton. H. R. C 312: Christopher Nyhan, Karen O’Connor, James O’Neill. Tracy Oats. Elizabeth Oliver. Derek Ondis, Christopher Painter. Peter Palmer, Scott Palmer. So Yun Park. Edward Par- vin, Bhavna Patel, Sujata Patel, Brent Paulson, Michael Petracci, Antonio Piantadosi, Michael Pin- cosy, Karen Pinsky, Richard Pischke. Jodi Poole. Joel Poole, Louis Portella. Carolyn Prager, Nancy Pro. Michelle Raffner. H.R. BI48i Amy Saltzman. Joseph Salvatore. Andrea Sampson. Ron- ald Sand. Lisa Savage, Bethann Schaffzin. Dawn Schairer. Ginger Schelm. Bradley Scher. Patti Schlegel. Barbara Schmidt. Wil- liam Schneider, Jill Schulter. Carolyn Schwab, Mindy Schwartz. Shana Schwartz. Barry Scott, Bradley Sears. Steven Sei- denberg. David Serata. Charles Serviss. David Shaffer, Barry Shapiro H.R. B I49i Howard Shapiro. Shari Sharp, Kareno Sheffield. Lauren Sherman, Stacey Shimm. David Shiroff. Richard Siegmeister. Marni Sigman. Micki Silvers, Eric Simonoff. Christopher Sines. Mi- chael Siuta. Francis Slattery, Ka- ren Sloan. Lauren Smith. Wayne Smith, Stacey Smyser, Kelly Snoke. Brad Snyder, Jennifer Solomon. Daniel Spagnolia. Jim- my Spector. Deborah Spivak, Randy Springfield. Jacqueline Stafford H.R. B232 Karin Stanojevic, Da- vid Starr. Jill Steinberg, Marla Steinberg. Michael Steinberg, Kurt Steinert, Glen Steinfeld, Scott Stout. Wendi Sullivan. Eric Sussman, Jeffrey Swierstra, Sa- bina Syal, Karen Szabo, David Tarditi. Allison Tau. Jacqueline Theriault. Ellen Thomas. Janene Thomas. Theresa Triplett. Patri- cia Tubb. Scott Turer. Vincent T yrrell H.R. B 235j Nancy Udicious. Mi- chael Urban, Belinda Vannoni, Jennifer Varbalow. Linas Vigelis, Gary Vincoff. Darren Violetti, Dana Vlahos. Gary Vosgerichian, Pina Vricella, Francine Wagner, Simone Wald. Kathleen Walker. Jeffrey Wallach, Jacquelyn Wal- lauer. Michael Walsh, Lisa Wash- ington. Cindy Weaver, Adam Weinberg, Michael Weinberg, Helen Weiner, Jacquelyn Weiner. Richard Weisberg H R. B 244, Lawrence Weiss, Ryan Weiss. Paul Wells. Trade Wen- dell, Anthony Wicker, Terry Wiese. Kenneth Wiesen. Todd Wilen. Jonas Wilf. Brent Wil- liams, Brandon Winn, John Wolfslayer. William Wood, Greg- ory Woods. Jeanine Wydra. Bri- an Yecies. Jennifer Zack. Darren Zieger. Charles Zimmerman, Lau- ra Zirpoli. Jan Zuidema H.R. CIOS, Heidi Basow. Richard Basso, Joshua Batt. Daniel Bat- terman. Karen Bay. David Beide- man. Wendy Belas. Kimberly Bell. Marc Bell. Chaya Beran. James Berardinelli. Patricia Berk, Debra Berman, Dina Bettelli, Tracy Blank. Mellisa Bodner. Christo- pher Bond. Caroline Bones. Debra Boone. Jordan Borenstein. Patri- cia Borkowski. Nancy Bourke 91 Proving that there are exceptions to every proverb and adage, the members of the class of ’84 totally shattered the SOPHOMORE SLUMP” myth. Starting the year with a grade level splash party at the Barclay Pool, the Sophs were in fine shape when Spirit Week arrived. The theme of the 1950’s-'Happy Days,” returned East to the days of bobby sox, letter sweaters, pony tails and loafers. The crowning moment of the week was unquestionably the rising of the soda shoppe. Although we were surprised at our first place victory in Spirit Week, we were proud to have achieved a level of participation which continued throughout the year. Looking into the future, with two of our best years of high school awaiting us, we are unified and ready, driven by a spirit that should carry us to notoriety as juniors and seniorsl Douglas Lyons Assistant Principal Cla”0''84 Class Officers Mr. Lyons-Assistant Principal. Darlene Perham-Publicity Chairman, Raven Pietz-Treasurer. Lisa Berg-Secretary. Kim Shelter Vice President, Amy Grossman-President. Mrs. Riley-Advisor. H.R.ACMO- Lisa Berg. Thomas Es- tep. Robert Fulton. Amy Gross- man. Darlene Perham, Raven Pietz, Kim Shelfer H.R.BI37- Craig Abouchar. Paul Acciavatti. Saul Ackovitz, Janine Agresta. Mihea Ahn, Gary Alban- ese, Susan Aleski, Tamara Allen. Thomas Ambler. Kerry Anderson, Laurie Anderson. Jamie Aniloff. Lisa Antalosky. Kelly Anthony. Sharon Arzylowicz. Jeffrey Asay. Stephen Asnen. Patrice Astorino, Bama Athreya. Jeffrey Backal, Gary Band. Melinda Banks. Santa Bannon. James Barbour. Cindy Barlam. Michael Barra. Ryan Clark 94 H.R.BI38- Gerald Barrett, Andrew Barroway. Christian Barth, Julie Bass. Richard Bean, Scott Becchi, Keitha Beichner. Caryn Belafsky, Jeannette Bell. Michael Benson. Laurence Berg. Marc Berkowitz. Carol Bessel. Pamela Biehler, Daniel Bierly, Michele Bilofsky. Michelle Bitto, Elise Blasenstein. Marc Blecman. Jodi Block, Karen Blumberg. Jeanine Blumenschein, Kerri Bogda, Myron Bojko, Ste- ven Boon. Thomas Boone. Mary Borrelli. Christine Craven H.R.BI39- Allison Brandt. Lori Brannigan. Joseph Brenner. How ard Bresalier, Paul Bridgeman. Scott Brody, Karen Brofft, Sheri Buell. Kevin Bultman. Colleen Burns. Eric Burns. Lisa Burns. Robert Burton. Kristin Bush. Timothy Bush. Johnna Campiglia. Joseph Campolieto, Christopher Cantarella. Keith Caplan. Patricia Carden. David Carey. Joseph Carey, Karen Carley, Steven Caron, Leah Cascarina, Diana Day H.R.BI40- Claudia Castley. Mi- chael Cavanagh. Nancy Cernava. Christal Chacon. Richard Chan- dler. Jay Chanin, Rachelle Chay- kin. Deneen Chilcott, Richard Chodak. Sushil Choksey. Betty Chou. Scott Christopher. Carol Clark. Judith Clowser. Robert Co- han, Jon Cohen, Marc Cohen. Marcy Cohen. Neil Cohen. Su- sanne Cohen. Kim Colaprete. Christopher Colborn. Sandra Co- lino. Scott Compton. Lisa Flax H. R. B 143 William Condefer. Richard Conte. Cynthia Cook. Colleen Coolahan. James Copen- haver, John Cordero, Suzanne Costanza. Margaret Cowan. Car- ol Coyle, Richard Cross, Noreen Cunningham, Joseph Curcio, Ju- lianne Curry. Alan Cutler, Kath- leen Cutler. Robert D’Andrea, Su- san D’Andrea, Diane Damiani, Alicia Daniels. Kristine Davis. John Dawson, Karen De Bello, Danielle De Biase, Jeanne De Feo, Jeffrey Gerstein H. R. B 144 John De Pena, Gregory Defeo, Eve Deitz, William Demc- sak, Jacki Denbo, Mary Dennen, Mattew Deren, Maya Desai, Ja- nice Devlin. Rosemary Di Liber- ato. Kristyn Di Verniero. Robert Dilks, Karen Dillenschneider, Bar- bara Ding, Alison Dobrenski, Cynthia Dolan. Terrence Dolan. William Dolan. Jennifer Dollinger, Edward Dominisac, Joan Donato. Kathryn Dondona, Karen Dou- gherty, Maureen Dougherty, James Doyle, Michelle Drourr, Joel Dubin. Michael Dubin, Mi- chael Goldstein H.R. A02I- Christopher Foeller, Paul Forlenza. David Fox. Albert Francesconi. David Frank. Tra- cey Franks. Alisa Fredrick. Deb- orah Friedman. Lon Friedman. Michelle Fuchs. Neil Fuenmayor. Ellen Gaber. Joseph Gaer. Lori Gaffin. Barbara Gail. Gerard Ga- lanek. Eugene Gallagher. Michael Gallun. Stuart Gansky. Steven Garber. Nancy Garman. Tracy Geis. Susan Geller. Michael Ger- icke. Kevin Gerstein. Jodi Gib- son. Stephen Kastenberg H.R.BI46- Michelle Duclos. Mau- rice Duenas. Viki Dujmovic. Ka- ren Dunn. Jennifer Durr. John Ebert, Linda Ebner, Carol Ehrlich. Eric Elder. Matthew Elizardo. Cathy Ellington, Edgar Ellis. Mar- lise Ellis. Sarah Ellis. Kimberly Erickson. Michael Evangelista. Sherri Farber. Jyl Fareira. Amelia Farrales. David Feast. Floward Feldman. Tammi Feldman. Steph- anie Fenster. Linda Feola, Kath- leen Ferry. Susan Fischer. Robert Fleishman. Mary Ann Florez. Carolyn Flartman H.R.BI48- James Gillece. Robert Giorgio. Lucia Girombelli. Heidi Glantzberg. Elisa Glick, Glady Goehringer. John Goldberg. Sara Goldberg. Karen Golden. Fay Goldfrad. Michelle Goldhirsh. Craig Goldstein. Lauren Gold- stein. Mark Goldstein. Jeffrey Gottlieb. Susan Grady. Leslie Greenwood. Lynn Greenwood, Leanna Griffith. Scott Griffith. Cindy Grist. Steve Grossman. Glen Gruskin. Paul Gudanowski. Maxine Guss. Tracey Hagelin. Jae Kim H. R. B 149 Rhonda Hague. James Haigh. Kimberly Hall, Michael Hanna. Ronald Hansen. Amanda Hanson. Debra Harrelson. Mi- chele Harris. David Harrison. Alan Harry, Mark Hatoff. Kurt Hatter. Christine Haydinger. Timothy Heatherington, Michael Hedden, Mark Heinz, Karen Heist. Thomas Hempstead. Ed- ward Hendrickson. Susan Hen- ning. Karen Heuisler. Anthony Heyward. Andrew Hicks. James Higginbotham. Jeffrey Hiner, Ja- net Klavens H. R. B 150 Jeffrey Hochman. Brett Hoffman, Edward Hoffman, William Hoffman. Erica Holloman, Nancy Horvitz, Keith Houston, Erika Huff. William Hyatt. Mi- chael Hyde, Neal lannone, Mark Incollingo, Melissa Jackyra. Tere- sa Jacobsen, Pauline Jen, Ken- neth Jensen, Brenda Johnson, Mi- chael Jones. Patricia Jones. Lisa Jonker. Donald Joseph. Brian Jost, Emily June. Daniel Kahn, Lynda Kalmey. Linda Kanzler. Scot Kaplan. Jay Katzen, Donna Langton, Jay West H. R. B 231 Douglas Kauffman, Ali- cia Kaufman. Diane Keller, Sharon Kelly, Loreen Kemps, Kathleen Kennedy, Julie Key. Hwaok Kim, Janet Kim. Sonya Kim, Valerie Kinzel, Joseph Kish. Michael Kiter, Carolyn Klein. Katherine Kokolis, Bettina Koop, Lisa Kosche, Mary Kosich, Gabriela Kovensky, David Kramer. Mara Kramer, Melissa Krantz, Robert Mac Connell HR B235 Michael Marini. Corinne Maro. Michael Marriott. Joel Marsh. Susan Marshall. Ralph Ma- sino, Jeffry Maskovsky. Kevin Mason. Kyle Mason. Julia Mas- trangelo. Teresa Matozzo. Deb- orah Mauchin, Steven Mauro. Stephen Mazzagatti. Laurie Maz- zarella. Mark McCabe. Donald McCann, Carolyn McCarthy. Christine McCool. Michael Mc- Coy, Brian McDonnell. Kevin McDowell. Rasheedah McEady, Sean McIntyre, Barry Meklir. Ann Miller HR B236 Joseph Mertz, Deborah Messerman, Mary Ann Millen- bach. Judith Misbin, Karl Mochel. Thomas Montini, William Moore, Rosita Moran. Ronald Morris. Scott Moxey, Jeffrey Muir. Peg- gy Mulawa, Melinda Mullin, Christopher Munkacsy, Wendy Munro. David Musuras, Jamie Naden. Srippiy Narasimhachari, Christopher Nasuti, Jacqueline Needleman, Michael Negra, James Nelson. Pamela Nelson HR B237 Lisa Nicolazzo, Jeffrey Nicoll. Nancy Nigrelli. Anna O’Brien. David Oakes. Lisa Ogen. Christy Ondis. Paul Orlando. Mi- chele Ostroff, Elizabeth Page. Mark Pagell, Rachel Park. Vincent Park, John Parker. Jaydeep Patel. Christina Paul, Howard Pearlman. Michele Pearson. Lauren Pelle- grino. Wendy Perry. Jill Petcove. Joseph Peters, Erik Peterson. Lynn Petronis, Diane Phillips HR B240 Susan Robin. Beth Ro- bino, Nicholas Rocco. Kristin Ro- driguez, Dale Rohrbach. Todd Ro- land. Bettyanne Rosa. Susan Rose. Randi Rosen. Mindy Rosenberg. Denise Rosenstein, Martin Roz- manith. Lisa Rubenstein, Law- rence Rubin. Aimee Rudman, Jef- frey Rummel. Randi Rush. Gina Russo. Mary Rutcosky, Frank Ry- bicki, Susan Rykaczewski. Linda Sager. Matthew Saline, Christine Santoro HR B238 Kevin Phillips, Todd Piercy, Evan Pilchik. Jean Pipi- tone. Larry Pittman, Lawrence Pizzi, Karen Pliszka. Neil Pober, Janice Polinsky, llyse Pollack, Jonathan Poole. Cynthia Pribell. Susan Pulak. Sherry Purnell, Mi- chele Raciti, Cheryl Ramming, Theresa Reid, Evan Reisman. Lisa Reno. Michael Revense. Michael Rhoades. James Rich, Eric Rich- wall. Stephanie Rickert. Faith Roberts. Bernadette Robertson HR B24l-Maryann Santos, Maria Santucci. Jeffrey Sattler, Rhonda Savaiano. Hillary Savitz. Shannon Savitz. Melanie Sawicki, Beverly Sax, Joan Schaefer. Michele Schaffer, Tina Schaffer. Steven Schlanger. Ed Schmauder. Todd Schoenwetter, Robert Schofield. Julie Schroeder, Robert Schwartz. Amy Seddon. Randall Segal. Robert Segal. Andrew Se- ligman. Eric Semmel. Bradley Seyler. Colleen Shaughnessy HR B244-$amir Shah. Stacy Sha- piro, Melissa Shariat, William Sheehan. Laviza Sheikh. Lisa Sherman. Mary Sherwood. Kim- berly Shikes. Lawrence Shikes, Stephanie Shimm. Glenn Shiroff. John Shmerler. David Shockley. Judith Silverman. David Sim- hony. Howard Simkin. Christo- pher Simpson. Ellen Sinclair, Ka- ren Skelston. Julie Sklaroff. Maria Skyrm. Larysa Slobodian, Linda Slyman. Cassandra Smith 101 HR B345-Christie Smith. Chris Smith, Ira Smith. Kelly Smith. Ste- ven Soler. Kenneth Solomon. Ilyse Soltoff, David Spector, Herbert Spradlin. Carole Staiger. Michael Stamm. Bryan Stanley. Sandra Stauffer. Alan Stein, William Steinfeld. Carl Steltz, Margaret Stephan, Lawrence Stephenson. William Stewart, Lisa Stilley.Lisa Strieker, Elizabeth Strickler, Lisa Stromback, George Suleta, Gary Waldman HR B246- Patricia Schoor, Diane Sullivan. Hilary Sutherland, Lori Swearingen, Suzanne Swersky, Lisa Sydnor. Kurt Szlaczky, Lee Szramski, Lisa Tacknoff. Chris Taylor, Kimberly Taylor. Darcy Teibel, Tracey Thom. Christine Thomaides. Wilfred Thomas, Kathleen Thomason, John Thompson, Lee Tiedrich, Greg Tocco, Robert Tocco. David Tomsic, Alison Towne. Kim Tran, Loc Tran. Scott Traylor, Richard Trobman HR B 347- Drena Smith. Peter Trump, Jonathan Tucker. Gregory Turner. Paul Turner. Charles Tyminski. Richard Tyrrell. Gregg Ubben. Ar- mand Venere. Mark Verderber. Dianne Vowell, Carl Walter. Robin Wasserlauf. Lori Watson. Stacey Weber. Michael Weiner, Lisa Wein- stein. Orrin Weiss. Stuart Weiss. Jameeale Welsh, Margaret White. Timothy White. Caro- lyn Wiener. John Wildauer H.R. B 232, Dina Kravets, Gunda Kuehl, Susan Kunkel. Zenda Kuo. Eric Kurgan, Natalie Kurz, Tracey Kurzac. Scott Kushnier. Douglas LaBrosse. Andrea LaGrossa, Ste- ven Landau. Robert Langer. James Lantonio. Jennifer Lass. Margaret Lawhorn. Patricia Laz- zari. Karen LeCates. Trung Leba. Young Min Lee. Joshua Lees. Kathleen Lejeune. Ellen Lent, Barry Lepore. Scott Lerner, Leslie Levy. Melissa Libbi, Bonnie Mac- Donald H.R. B233 Michael Lieberman. Ann Lin, Vasudha Lingareddy, William Linvill. Leandra Lippin- cott. David Liss, Louis Lift. Yvonne Little. Amy Lobel, Robert Long. Jennifer Ludwig. Steven Lund. Tara Luongo. Ling Hao Ly. Michelle Macatee. Kelli Macias, John Mack. Thomas Maddren. Audrey Magann. Kristine Mag- lietta. Susan Makara. Wendy Mandler. Richard Mangiere. Kar- enmarie Mariano. Allan Melize - HR BJ48- Richard Wtlsh. Deura Wilkinson. Debra Williams. Kath- ryn Wilson. Jacob Winigrad, Su- zanne Winintsky. Andrew Win- stin. Stephan Wisham. Christo- pher Wishart, Paul Witting. Wil- liam Wittman, John Wolfe. Na- omi Wolfe. Sheila Womelsdorff. Samul Wu. John Wydra, Cheryl Yampell. Michael Yocus. Rebecca Yonker. Delores Young. Matthew Young. James Zack. Susan Zanghi. Jonthan Zarge. Joseph Zazzu. John Zeberlein. Karen Zeller. Miriam Zellnik The Class of ’83 has begun to establish its leadership within the school. Its members actively support and participate in athletics, dramatic and musical productions, and school publications. Several class members have helped raise money for the class in campaigns during the past two years, and the concession stands at athletic events have been ably handled by the Juniors. Some of these funds will be used to enhance this year’s Junior Prom. In the two years that I have had the pleasure of working with this class. I have seen tremendous growth in both individuals and the class as a group. As this growth continues. I believe that the Class of ’83 can look forward to a rich and rewarding senior year. James J. Gallagher Assistant Principal Class of '83 Class Officers Mi Mr. Gallagher Assistant Principal, Karen Magosin-President. Jennifer Shaw-Vice President, Roma Vasa-Treasurer. Robin Azar-Secretary, Mr. Pinzur-Advisor 105 H.R. F 066 Patricia Adams. April Adler, Kathleen Ahern. Amy Alexander, Kimberly Alper, Eliza- beth Anderson. Mildred Anger- stein, Steven Antinoff. Lauren Appel, Cheryl Archibald. Brenda Arzylowicz, Tim Ash, Hester Auwerda. Todd Azar. Henry Bachrach. Allison Bailey. Edward Balderstone. Gary Bannett. Karen Bannett. Joseph Barbarito. Alan Barbell, Carlos Barrera. Angela Bartelt, Kimberly Bass. Penny Batt H. R. F 070 David Baum. Abbe Bayer, Robert Beck, Marcia Be- las. David Bellune. Curt Benson. Stephen Berenato, Andrew Bere- sin. Amy Berger. Richard Berger. Donna Berk. Jodi Berman, Mi- chael Berman. Harris Bitman. Su- san Blackman. Allen Blatt. Dann Bock. Erik Bogda. Nestor Bojko. Richard Bond, Todd Bone, Thom- as Boon. Beth Boonin, Larry Boothby. Carrie Borg, Anne Bou- tin, Christopher Bovino H. R. F 072 Beverly Boye, Lisa Branca. Alan Brandies, Deborah Brawley. Michael Brey, James Bridgers. Elisa Briskin. Stephen Brodack. Susan Brody, Cathleen Brooks. Eric Brown, Jeffrey Brown. Kathryn Brown. Patricia Brown, Joseph Bruno, Gary Buck, Michael Budroe. Carl Buehler. Melissa Bunk, Eric Burak, Chris- topher Burke, Christopher Bums, Soo Byun. Steven Caine. Joan Ca- lista. Patrick Callaghan. Victoria Callahan H.R. CI03} Betsy Cravitz. Maria Czuzak. Cydney Daly, Gary Da- vis, Patricia Davis. Brian De- cosmo. Heather Decou. Thomas Deferro, Susan Defrancisco, Pe- ter De Maris, Michelle De Santis. Lina De Summa, Karen Dean. George Del Marmol. Vecchia Della. Cynthia Denker, David Derfel, Jigna Desai. Diana De- zeeuw, Laurie Di Lauro. Christine Di Renzo, Joseph Di Velio, John Diaddorio, Araceli Diaz. Jill Dick- son. Robin Divietro, Monica Doe. Christopher Dollarton. Andrew Don. William Donaldson. Karen Donze. HR. F074-, Jeffrey Campagna. John Campbell, William Campig- lia, Denise Capitani. Marcelo Caramuta. Thomas Carey, Susan Carlis. Brian Carr. Jeffery Carter. Christopher Cartwright, Michael Carusi. Shawn Carver. Michael Cascarina. Susan Casella. David Cavaliere. Sung Do Chai. Manisha Chakrabarti, Claudia Chan. Elicia Chandler. Renee Chernack, Andrew Chesnick, Su- zanne Chew, Paul China, Cynthia Chiolo. Tracy Chisholm. Robert Chou. Pak-cheun Chow, Barbara Christin. HR. F076-, Jodi Chase. Janice Christopher. Teresa Cilento, Jo- seph Ciuffo, David Clark. Julie Clark. Leigh Clauss. Roberta Clayton, Stanley Clayton, Veroni- ca Cofer. Alison Cohen, Brad Co- hen. Jay Cohen. Stuart Cohen. Linda Colacicco, Troy Condurso. Sheri Cooper. Lee Ann Coppola. Joseph Corbi. Cheryl Corbin. Mi- chael Cordero, Jonathan Coslet. Tammy Cotherman. Roberta Couldron, Sheryl Covenko. Au- drey Craemer, Clark Cross, Ron- ald Cross. Michael Curzman. H.R. CIK . Jeffery Driben, Maria Duca, Byron Dudley. Christine Dunn. Patricia Dunn. Beth Dun- off, Christina Dutcher, John Dwyer, Stasia Eardley, Karla Eastburg, Albert Edwards. Mi- chelle Edwards, Daniel Eisenberg. Robin Eiven. Christine Eld, Bruce Ellsworth, Ruth Elson, Megan El- stob, Ira Epstein. Deborah Epw- orth, Shaun Erwin, Joseph Esta- cio, Edumnd Eymontt, Tomas Ey- montt, Theresa Facchine. Stacey Faden, Pamela Fairbanks, Arleen Farrales. 108 H.R. CHS: Adrian Febus. Patricia Febus, Jonathan Federman. Rich- ard Federman, Melissa Feidel- man, Kimberly Feidt, Richard Fein, Marc Feldman, Sari-Roya Feldman, Sharon Felmey, Jeffery Felt, Dolores Feola, Brian Ferry, Stacy Fichman, Todd Fisher, Mitchell Fishman, Scott Fleming, Beth Foley, James Forchion, Lisa Forman, Lisa Forte, Alan Fox, Troy Fox, Esther France, Beth Frank, Michael Franks. Eric Frantz, Benjamin Freedman. Amy Freeman. HRCII4- Eric Frick. Jacque lynne Fried, Rachel Friedmna. Felicismo Fuentes, James Fullerton. Stacy Funk, Frances Gagliardi, Lisa Gahm. Robert Gallen. Greg Gar- back. Joanne Garfield. Kathleen Garrity. Robert Garrity, Vincent Garrity. Lisa Geis. Romy Gelles. Paul Genovesi. Harris Gibson. An- drew Gilligan. Kirk Gillman, Jen- nifer Gladstone. Suzanne Glass- burn. Jodi Goffman. Jay Gold- berg, Linda Goldberg, Gwen Goldblatt. Andrew Goldinger. Barry Goldman. Jill Goldstein. Maria Gonzales H.R. CII5- Elysa Goldenberg. Lynn Goodman. Alan Goodstein. Daniel Gordon, David Gordon. Ivan Gor- don. Mark Gordon. Donna Got- t i, Lori Gottlieb. Todd Gra- migna. Catherine Gramsammer. Nancy Greenberg. David Green- field. Jeanne Greenspun. Thomas Greenwald. Susan Griffenberg. Kevin Grim. Michael Guerra. Su- san Hadley. David Haentze. Da- vid Hagelin. Rebecca Hall. Susan Hallowed. Judith Hanley. Kirsten Hanson. Richard Hardin. Jill Harper. Sheila Harris. H.R.CII7- Stacy Gordon. William Harrison. Glen Hartkopf. Edward Hartmann. Marjorie Haskell. Pe- ter Hazel. Jane Henderson. Bruce Herman. Peter Herman. Douglas Hernberg. Gail Hershovitz. Robin Hersperger. Jill Hertensteiner. Christopher Hickin. Christopher Hiester. Robin Hilal. Mark Hirschman. Christine Holt. Mary Horodysky. Jill Horwitz, Michael Hu. David Hugo. Craig Hulet. James Incollingo. Nancy Incol lingo. Darcy Irwin. Daniel Is- daner. Cara Jackson. Sharon Jackson. Samuel Jacobs, Thomas Janice. Angela Jennings. Anders Johansson 109 H. R. 3118: Andrea Gross. James Johnson. Susan Johnson. Arthur Johnson. Andrea Jordan. David Jost. Lisa Kabel, Jeffrey Kahn. Eric Kanalstein. Nancy Kanofsky, Amy Kanzler. Debra Kaplan. Ken- neth Kaplan. Paul Kaplan, Douglas Kar(an. Jeffrey Katz, Sheri Katzen. Karen Keller. Sandra Kelley. Rob- ert Kelly. Stephen Kenley, Lorna Khalil, Patricia Kielbowicz. Jae- Yeon Kim. Sarah Kim. Joseph Klimbowski. Kenneth Klotzbach, Ruth Knapp. Joshua Kobb. Aimee Kohn. Elise Kohn H. R. CII9: Debra Kamerling, Mir- iam Kollman. Julie Kornfeld, Car- rie Kotlar. Keith Kovalchek. Kevin Kover, Kaylor Kowash, Frances Krajicek, Mitchell Krassan. Cath- erine Kraus. Mary Kravets, Mi- chael Kreal, Barry Kremer. Gary Krouse, Anthony Kruzan, Christo- pher Kunkel. Lauren Kunkel, Lyn- da Kurlej. Kevin Lachnicht. How- ard Lambersky. Elizabeth Lam- bropoulos, Jonna Lancaster, Christopher Landy. Cara Lanza, Dung Leba. Chi-son Lee. Chun-I Lee, Chun-Teh Lee. Joon Lee. Da- vid Lazaras H. R. CI2L Julie Krivy, James Lees. Fernando Lemelle, Kristi Le- mieux. Kevin Lenny. Christopher Leo. Michael Lepore. Lawrence Levinson. Scott Levinson. Karyn Levy. Victor Levy. Francine Li- brizzi. Steven Linvill, Laurie Li- sitski. Gudrun Loercher. Lisa Lo- tierzo. Monica Lukaszewski, Me- gan Lutz. Hoa Ly. Daniel Lynch. Judith Lyons. Robert MacCaus- land, Maureen Mackson. Sharon Madden. Dorothy Maddren. Bridget Magee. John Magee. El- len Maggipinto H.R.BI3I- Annette Lee, Lisa Ma- gyarics, Dorothy Makara. Ethan Malme. Joseph Mangel. Jeffrey Margraf. Daniel Margulis. Rebec- ca Maroney. Joan Marsala, John Martin. Roycee Martin. Adria Martus. Daniel Martus. Michael Maselli. Mila Maskovksy, Laur- ence Mass, Brian May. Nicholas Mazzagatti. Clairemari Maz- zochette, Cynthia Me Bride, Brendan McConnon, John McGlinn. Beth McGlone. Patricia McGoldrick. Patrick Mcllhinney, Joanne McKenna, Stephen McKenzie, Patrick McLaughlin H.R. BI32j Vivian Lee. Nancy McMenamin, Stephen McCann. Danilo Medina. Wendy Medoff. Irith Meerbaum. Pamela Mert- sock, Amanda Meyers. Daniel Meyers. Cheryl Miller. Allison Mills. Ronald Mills, Suzanne Mil- ner. Annamarie Mirrione. Joseph Mirrione. Kathryn Mitchell, Wendi Mitchell. Manisha Mod- hera. Jay Mollenhauer. Michael Monczewski, Simone Montanti, Hobart Montee. Robert Montini, Larry Moskowitz, Kurt Muller. Robert Murmghan, Bernadette Murphy H.R. BI33, Amy Marks. Cathy Murphy. Joseph Murray, Caro- lanne Musuras. Dana Nablo, Nan- cy Naden. Lorraine Nappi, Jeff Natale, Victor Neel, Ronald Neff. Marcia Neiberg. Jeffery Neptun, Carol Nesbitt, Kera Nesland, Ed- ward Newman. Suzanne Newman, Jeffrey Newmark. Andrea New- ton, Jeffry Nimeroff, Richard No- ble, Maria Noeske, Ann Norton, Carol Noucas, Thomas Nugent. Randolph Nunes. Nicholas Nutwell. Marianne O’Leary. H.R. BI34-, Jeanne Medinger, Tawana O'Neal. Maria O’suHivan. William Ober, Ellen Ogen, Chris- topher Oliver, Anthony Oriente, Craig Ostrander, Francisco Pa- dolina. Kimberly Page. Susan Pak. Laura Palmunen. Lisa Panchison, Michael Paolini. Patricia Pasco- cello, Tara Pastellak, Jaysheel Pa- tel, Nisha Patel. Matthew Paul. Richard Paul, Philip Paxson, Tina Pearce, Ann Peins, Jay Pekala. Jeffrey Pennock. Derrick Phil- lips, John Phillips. H.R. BIB5� Wendy Melamut. Maria Piantadosi. Carl Piccolo, Pamela Pifer, Leslie Pike, Helene Pilzer, Yvonne Piotrowski, Harry Platt, Scott Pollack. Marisa Poliak. Howard Popper. Sheree Pouls. Victoria Praino, Michelle Preite, Daniel Price, Bobby Prince. Abbe Prizant, Jennifer Pugsley H.R. C209, Robyn Azar, Jennifer Block, David Farber, Michele Gil- lece, Karen Magosin. Bonnie Mar- cus. Alfred Raciti, Douglas Rad- ley. Jacob Rahming. Jennifer Rainey, David Rainier. Michelle Ramler, Michael Ratkevic, Keith Rattigan, David Raymond, Leigh Realdine, Jennifer Shaw. Roma Vasa H.R. 018, Cheryl Moliken. Mi- chael Rebock. Michael Reddy, Cathleen Reed. Donald Reed. Gina Reed. Paul Reese. Michael Reher. Jacqueline Reilly. Jay Reinert, Anthony Reinis. Jeffrey Reisman, Manju Rentala, Robert Rhoad. William Richlin. Sherri Richman, Ira Richterman. Mi- chael Ricketti, Denise Ridgik, An- drew Riesenbach. Shari Ritter, Charles Robin. Michele Rodgers. Joanne Rodriguez. Holly Roedel, Carol Roperto 113 HR 019 Thomas Myers, Adam Rose. Amy Rose. Karen Rosen. Marc Rosenberg. Abby Rosman. Steven Rothberg. Stacy Rothen- stein. Stacey Rothman. Mark Ru- benstein, Victor Rubinson, Mark Ruby. Michelle Ruczynski, Bar- bara Rudderow, Paul Rykac- zewski, Shari Saluck, Thomas Sanders. Vincent Santore. Jaime Santos. Laura Santry, Jon Sass, John Saurman. Elaine Sawicki, Patty Scali, Patricia Schadt, Timothy Schafle. Harris Schecht- man, Lawrence Schenk HR 030 Inger Ostergaard. Linda Schmauder. Frederick Schmidt. Scott Schoellkopf, Lisa Schofield. Michael Schrieber, Robert Schrock, Katie Schulnick. Randy Schwabe. Aileen Schwartz. Eric Schwartz. Kenneth Schwartz. Richard Schwartz. Thomas Schwartz. Ronald Schwartzman. Michelle Scott, Robert Scow- croft, Devang Shah. Peter Shal- low. Jeffery Shanker. Alisa Sha- piro. Jeffry Shapiro. Steven Shef- field, Sharon Shelfer. William Shenkle. Paul Sheply, Jill Sher- man. Susan Sherron. Cynthia Sherwood. Kevin Shields 114 H.R. 031- Christopher Shinn, Gary Shull. Kevin Siano. Frances Silverstro. Shari Simon. Stuart Si- mon, Sandeep Singal. Wayne Slomsky, Joseph Smierciak. Bar- ton Smith, Dawn Smith. Deborah Smith. Kent Smith, Laurie Smith. Melanie Smith, Valerita Smith. Susan Snegaroff, Gail Sobel, Ira Solomon. Peter Solomon, Howard Some. Marjorie Spector. Marcia Spellman. Nancy Spiegleman, Carol Spivak, William Stamm Hr. 022: Meri Stanojevic, Jef- fery Starkman, Michael Stat- more, Elisa Stien. Susan Stein- berg. Carolyn Strobl. Deborah Sullivan. Karen Sunico. Sherri Sup- nick. Andrew Susskind. Andrew Sussman. Alan Swartz. Lynne Sy- pherd, Stephanie Tama, Eric Tar- gan, Sharon Tasman. Mark Tay- lor. Kathryn Tell. Craig Tinkel- man, Katherine Toole, Lezlie Trachtenberg, Kathy Tressel, Martina Tucker. William Tucker. Kenneth Turner. Lauren Truner, Rebecca Turtz. H.R. 023: Leslie Van Laer. Mi- chael Van Lingen. Thomas Van- degrift. Douglas Vannoni, Susan Vazzana. Christine Vick. Marc Vill. Rafael Villalba. David Vin- coff. Demetrios Vlahos. Carla Vogel. Jill Vogel. Michael Vogel. Lora Wakefield. John Walden. Lisa Walder. Andrew Walker, Kathleen Walthy. Christal Wash- ington. Wade Washington. David Waterman. Janet Waxman, John Weaver. Sherri Weber, Richard Weinstien. Janine Weiss. Susan Weiss. Bruce Welch. H R. 025: John Whipple. Mark Wilkenson. Cassius Williams. Dean Williams. Lisa Williams. Robin Willms. Susan Wilson. Su- san Wilson. Micael Wise. Lorna Wishart. Denise Withers. Victo- ria Witting. John Wright. Raul Yanes. Danny Yocus, Gayle Young. Mark Young, John Zack. Lori Zaslow. Francis Zavorski. Ke- vin Zeller. Joseph Zielinski. Scott Ziluck. Matthew Zimmerman. Mark Zirpoli. Micael Zuidema. 115 In the mainstream of East-life”, we find the all powerful, totem pole topping seniors whose su- per-student feats support the school, adding to the foundation of wisdom on which the building rests. They entered as Freshmen, the Class of '82. an almost magical digit far in the horizon and virtually unattainable. But the years passed and the class strengthened, each of the 800 elements striving, reaching toward a number, a brass ring on a merry-go-round. Suddenly, the year arrives, bringing with it a new president, some old hopes and dreams, and 800 well-rounded adults with brass rings. Soon they will pass through those glass doors for the last time, leaving their legacy of inspiration, hope, and Defender and Centipede arcade games along with many, many quarters. Their four years of youth have expired like those of the caterpillar encysting itself in a cocoon to emerge later as a fully grown butterfly and testing its wings in the world of high life, amused at the success of its change and endeavors, while look- ing back through the yearbook and remarking on lives long passed. Class Officers Class Officers: Teri Whalen. Secretary� Sam Silver. President� Danielle Gilson Treasurer� Carla Metzman. Vice-President. Standing: Mr. Terranova, Assistant Vice-Principal of the class of 1982� Mr. Belchikoff. class advisor Remember about four years ago when we were little frosh. all wondering when we'd finally be out of here? Well, now we are preparing to leave and enter the real world. Hopefully the years that we’ve spent here will be fondly remembered. Remember the freshman Spirit Week hall that beat the sophomores. the undefeated freshman football team. the class trip to Ocean City. that summer finally becoming sophomores. the angels and devils of spirit week. the teacup for homecoming (and the truck that ran over itl) our Junior year, almost beating the Seniors in Spirit Week, the woman who lived in the shoe as a float. concession stands at the football games, selling hot (cold) dogs, candy and bees. Celebrating” the fantastic Junior Prom. taking SAT’s for the first time. finally becoming Seniors. waiting for your letter of acceptance. the fun we had at the Hyatt Riot (Senior PromI) how sad we were at graduation. Now we'll all go our separate ways and look back on these years past. Cheers - Sam, Carla, Teri, Danielle P.S. Extra special thanks to the two men that have helped us through it all Mr. B”elchikoff and Mr. T”erranova. 118 A Nore From Mr. T. To The Class of 1982 Each September since 1978 I have welcomed you to the beginning of another school year for another chapter in your adolescent life. This time my letter carries a very different and somewhat difficult message because I realize we have completed our last year together. I have come to know and to care for each of you in a very special way during our four year association at East. We have shared many experiences. We have laughed together and cried togeth- er, but most of all we have grown together. You have made a permanent impression on me and I hope I have helped you make your high school years a very pleasant and rewarding experience. I have sincerely enjoyed being your principal and your friend, and I will miss you. While your time at East has come to an end. the work you have done and the energy you spent have prepared you well for the future. You have excelled in the classroom, on the playing field, on the stage and in the community in 760 different and unique ways. Above all. you have made commitments in friend- ship that will help you handle the trials and survive the successes of adult life. Through it all. please remember that I am always available to you if you need me and I look forward to seeing and hearing from you often in years to come. Time and distance mean nothing between friends. As you begin the exciting and challenging journey into adulthood, please take with you my very best wishes as expressed in the following blessing from Numbers 6:2406. The Lord bless you and keep you. The Lord lift His countenance upon you; And give you peace. The Lord make His face to shine upon you. And be gracious unto you. A Nore From Mr. B In years to come, when I pick up this aged and dusty yearbook, and as I leaf through. I'll nostalgically think of the past four years which have been so important to me. I’ll remember how we all entered East at the same time, and as freshmen, things were bewildering. In all my years being involved in student activities I had never been a class advisor, so I looked forward to this new experience. The past four years have proven to be everything I ever thought they would be. I have enjoyed working with and getting to know so many of you in many different ways. As you enter another door of life, to many of you it is a major step to securing your goals but no means the last door you’ll have to face. Thank you for becoming such an important part of my life and may each and every one of you reach for and achieve whatever goal you may set for yourselves. There are so many things I’ll remember, as the years upon years go past. But most of all. as your advisor, I’ll remember with pride the wonderful kids in the Class of ’82. 119 Voude c Q 'e % John Avery Richard Balcarek Frank Barbalaco Glenn Barrett Martha Bell Catherine Betz Jay Branderbit Deborah Bradin Michael Bronstein Amy Brown John Buckley David Bunce Bruce Burroughs Virginia Cannon Lucia Chang Barry Chester Robin Chodak Susan Choi Linda Chon Steven Colaprete Benjamin Compton Maureen Condefer Kathy Coyle Ken Davis Christine Dean Bronis de Supinski Jeffrey Devlin Mark Edelstein Debby Eisen Stella Eleazar Michael Elstob Susan Euler Lisa Feidler Georgia Flamporis Beth Foran Jean Freedman Leonard Garry John Gericke Danielle Gilson Bonni Goldstein Larry Greenspun Elizabeth Griebling Lynn Gries Fernando Gurtubay Stephanie Flarte Kathy Flempstead Karen Flicks Alan Hilibrand Jennifer Horodysky David Flurwitz Steven Jaffe Sanjeev Kalani Sharon Kanovsky Julie Kardon Stuart Kerr Amy Keys Stamo Kokolis Cum Laude, a nat students, is one of Advised by Miss P the Senior Class ar Class (members de: ing service to the s this group are: Toi] President-. Linda C surer. •nal organizai ist’s foremos [ggy Beck, th d the top fiv gnate) offer; udents of Easi Watson, Pres i. Secretary! ion of senior high school t academic expressions. ? top fifteen percent of e percent of the Junior i highly successful tutor - . The elected officials of ident; Amy Brown. Vice- and Stella Eleazar. Trea- Michelle Kornfield Aaron Kramer Marc Laufgraben Alfred Lee Grace Lee Paul Lemberg Deborah Leppla Eric Levine Karen Little Eric Lund Barry Mangel Joseph Marini Thomas Metzger Prufesh Modhera Faith Natkin Judy Nessell Jacqueline Onofrio Albert Park Manish Patel Nimisha Patel Angela Pawlowski Kathy Phipps Joyce Pollard Mitchell Puschett Howard Resnick Lisa Ridgik David Romisher Paul Rosenberg David Rosner Terri Schelm Liz Schiffman Todd Seyler Dhiren Shah Mark Soler Robert Soslow Lynda Starr Cary Stubin Mark Style Angela Turner Terry Udicious Alec Ugol Ellen Vittori Richard Waldis Elizabeth Walter Thomas Watson Terrence Wells Kim Wilkinson Patricia Wilson Mitchell Winkler Steven Withers Susan Wolfe Su-Ching Wu Craig Wynne Dorcas Yao David Young Merir Semi-Finolisrs, Finolisrs And Achievemenrs Scholars Front Row: David Rosner, Finalist; Benjamin Compton. Finalist; Marc Laufgraben. Finalist. Back Row: Al- fred Lee. Finalist and Recipient of George Washington University Award; Todd Seyler. Finalist and Re- cipient of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Award; Grace Lee. Recipi- ent of the Ingenuity in Mathematics and Science Award from Cornell University; Adam Block. Semi-Fina- list . Steven Capsuto, Semi-Finalist. Not Picture - Katherine Hempstead. Semi-Finalist. Commended Srudenrs In The Top 15% For Nationwide PSAT NM5QT Scores Glenn Barrett Eric Levine Martha Bell Eric Lund Amy Brown Barry Mangel Virginia Cannon Thomas Metzger Barry Chester Michael Miller Susan Choi Steven Musuras Steven Colaprete Faith Natkin Bronis de Supinski Paul Nelson Debby Eisen Kathy Phipps Matthew Galman Mitchell Puschett Lawrence Greenspun Scott Roland Lynn Gries Todd Sahba Dana Handy Elizabeth Schiffman John Heatherington Mark Style Kerry Higgins Angela Turner Alan Hilibrand Richard Waldis Craig Iskowitz Steven Withers Steven Jaffe Brian Zimmerman Grace Lee 121 Girl's Store Top Row: Grace Lee, Alternate Amy Brown Donna Morgenstern, Alternate Bottom Row: Danielle Gilson Lynn Gries Liz Schiffman Missing: Lori Wood Believe it or not. you are now looking at the 105th Congress of the United States. With their unparalleled political skill and patriotic acumen, these fine Americans uphold that Star-Spangled Banner” in the name of truth and justice for all.” Of course a little practice never hurt. so. under the sponsor- ship of the American Legion, our politicians gather at Rider College for one week after the school year to exercise their talents, and. like true politicians, to get on each other s backs. Boy's Srare Tom Watson Brian Barr Sam Silver Ken Davis Missing: Bill Ludwig Eric Lund. Alternate Robert Rubinstein. Alternate 124 Senior Superlatives Mosr Optimistic SAM SILVER UZ GRIEBLING - But guys, we re not going to be here next year! Friendliest All-American CHRIS O'NEILL BRIAN BARR - Brian gives his all to his country Class Clowns KARA BRUGE TIM DUFFY - We can be very friendly, very friendly, yes we can! Class Flirts JOHN PAINTER ABBE SIMMONS • We're down to one class clown now . BARRY GOLDBERG CARLA METZMAN - What a brute! 125 126 127 Randy Aaronson 106 Gainsboro Road Freshman Band I. Marching Band 1.2, Concert Band 2.3, Eclat Jazz Band 3, Symphonic Band 4; Guidance Aid 3 Scott Adams 19 N. Riding Drive Liane Abrams 8 Niamoa Drive Jeame Acampora 8 Locust Drive Aleli Almario 229 Westover Drive Yearbook 2. Usherette 1.3, Student Council 3.3 Best Memories-Good times with family T.l.C. lady Godiva Night. Pool party anyone? 128 r Avernie Almario 339 Westover Drive Student Council 3.3.4� Student Congress 3. Man's youth is a wonderful thing: So full of anguish and of magic and he never comes to know it as it is. until it has gone front him forever. Elise Alperm 44 Strathmore Drive Library Aid I. Guidance Aid 3.3� Soft ball Mng. 3� Bowling 3.4� French Club 3.3.4� St. Congress Rep 1.3.3� Yearbook 4, Eastside Editor 4� Concessions Chairman 3. Happiness and friend- ship are only a smile away. Srars Of 1982 Jefferey Andrews 1004 Rymill Run It's eight o'clock and time for the penguin on the top of your televi- sion set to explode and there was much rejoicing.” Cheryl Artona 16 Thornhill Road Best Memory- Tracey Always remem- ber� 14 says. Bring your friend.” Darlene Anderson 1737 Lark Lane Treasures Most My family, especially my parents for their love and for help 129 Michelle L. Arndt 68 Partridge Lane Dana Arsenault 68 Partridge Lane Kenneth Aston 114 Henszey Lane John Avery 439 Burning Tree Road Zi Kris Bagrier 14 Stonebridge Road Wrestling l.2.3.4i Broadcasting I.2.3.4� Track 2.3,4� Soccer I. Always look on the bright side of life ' Monty Python (Life of Brian) Marc Backal � 025 Dell Drive Wendy Bailey 310 Covered Bridge Favorite Teacher Mrs. Schwartz Brad Baker 121 Kittyhawk Road Keyboard 1.2.3� Demogorgon 4 Valerie Baker 16 Cobblestone Majorette 1.2.3� Feature Twirier 4. 'But. Mr. Hough I Richard Balcarek 102 Warfield Road 130 Craig Banks 18 Sandringham Terrace Lisa Barker 100 Westover Drive Vocal Wokshop I; Bleacher Bums I; Bel Canto 2; Sophomore Ensemble 2. Year book 4. Go placidly among the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence.” Best Mem- ory- Saranac Bird Wee Trank Barbalaco 102 White Oak Brian Barr 24 1 Heritage Road Football 1.5.3 captain 4-. Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Boys State Nick- name Ski” Best Memory-Nights around town Marta Barrera 32 lamp Post Lane Glenn Barrett I Hunters Drive Tennis 1.2.3.4; Student Congress 4; World Affairs Club-vice president 3.4; P R O. 4. Cum Laude 4. To remember ing: laughing and crying, living and learning, growing and dreaming. Dawn Barron 56 Plymouth Drive Peter A. Bartuska 106 Highgate Lane Basketball I; Baseball 1.2; Gymnastics 1.2.3 captain 4; Symphonic Band I.2.3.4 Treasures Most F.E.F.C Youth Group. Susan C.. Sharon J.. Dave M.. Retreats at Dickenson, bl Mucho Spaco. i _ Mu cho Dingo. Plumbshouse. 2nd Chap ters of Acts Concert Jami Bassman 500 Fireside Lane 131 Scott Ban 1745 Country Club Drive Carl Bauer Marcy Baxter 20 W. Split Rock Drive 1513 Squire Lane Track I.2.3.4; Football 2; Class Gov't 3.4. Best Memory-Saranac '79 Suzanne Beatty 105 Fox Chase Lane Track 3.4; Raquetball 4 Cheryl Beck 6 Forage Lane Tennis 3� Orchesis 2.3.4i Drama 3. Best Memory- Pep Rally. Flickering in the flame Treasures Most-my friends Terry Becker 1020 Annapolis Drive Wind Ensemble 3.3.4� Chambers 4 Marching Band 1.2.3. Tracy David Beitz 6 Tenderig Road Wr ' I Martha Bell 1010 Robwill Pass Field F4ockey 1.3.4� Track 3.4� Swim- ming 1.2.3.4. Treasures Most-Good times with the team, especially PW. JW. KC. KC. LG. MW. GF. BD. and LD I Linda Benson 23 Candlewyck Way Majorette 1.2.3 feature 4� Pacesetter 3. For Everything there is a season a time for every purpose under heav- en. Matthew Bentzel 39 Regent Road 132 Debbie Berman 1820 Morris Drive Orchestra U.3.4. Peace. Love and The Grateful Dead Richard Berman 1022 Haral Place Surfing is a natural act. Berm Catherine Betz 9 Hunters Drive Colorguard 3.4; JCL 3 president 4i Drama 3.4i Stage Crew 3.4; Cum Laude 4. We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust our sails.” Betzy” Herbert L. Biderberg 324 Browning Lane Wrestling l Gymnastics 1.2.3; Track 1.2.4. Ambition-To be an artist Nicholas Bidwell Apt. 411 Barclay House April Bisk ICOO Berlin Road Leslie Blinderman 1701 Country Club Drive Eidolon editor 2.3 editor-in chief 4; Belles of East 3 officer 4; JCL 2.3 sec- retary 4; Vocal Workshop I; Fresh. En- semble; Broadcasting 1.2.3; Chansons 2.3; Orchestra 1.2.3; Marching Band 2; Celebration 2; Student Gov’t 2.3; Chambers 4-. Choral Aid 3.4; Drama 4. Steven Blmn 505 Cranford Road Adam Block 217 Sandringham Road Why do today what you can put off until tomorrow?” Shira Bomze 1656 Lark Lane Tennis 1.2.3; Swimming 1.2; Softball 1.2.3.4. Best Memories-Beach House. Wiz's basement. Penelope party. Jill and the softball cronies. 133 Barbara Borkowski 14 Anders Drive Bowling 3.4� Powder-Puff 4. I've dreamed many dreams that never came true, but I've realized enough of my dreams, to make me want to dream on.” Scott Bosky 1016 Eagle Lane Madrigals� Chambers� Marching Band� Gymnastics� Demogorgon Words and music by Scott Borsky Deborah Bradin 428 Tearose Lane Drama 1.2.3.4� Demogorgon 2.3.4� Mime 3� Broadcasting 1.2.3.4� Bowling 2� Spanish Club 2.3� Student Congress 2.3.4 You can if you think you can Treasures Most My friends, who have made these years the best they could be. Mark Branco 9 Newell Avenue Jay Branderbit 107 Sandringham Road Thomas Bramn 1140 Crane Dr. Swimming 1.2.3. Aid 1.2 captain 4� Cafeteria Steven Braunstein 313 Mimosa Drive Freshman Band I� Marching Band 1.2� Wind Ensemble 2.3.4� One Acts 3 The way I look at it. the world can not end today because it is already tomorrow in some other part of the world. Kevin Brawley 216 Provincetown Ellen Broadhurst 1314 Landmark One James Brooks 109 Lamp Post Lane Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. Michael Bronstein 1752 Garwood Drive Amy Brown 509 Tearose Lane Spanish Club 1.2.3 secretary A, Girls State 4i Cum Laude vice-president 4S Guidance Aid l One Acts I J. Logan Brown 118 Wayside Drive Steven Brown 1027 Red Oak Drive Concert Choir 2; Chambers 3.4. I en joyed every exciting minute at this wonderful school, and )ust remember to give all you've got. because these are the best years of your life.” Todd Brown 53 Cunningham Marching Band 2.3.4i Track 2.3.4; JCL 2.3.4. Yearbook 4 Lee Brownstein 1821 Kresson Road Kara Bruge 127 Chaucer Place June Buck 1107 W. Valley brook Road Cheerleading I; Cougarette 1.2; DECA 3.4. Treasures Most-W.D.G. 135 Sue Buell 128 Kilty Hawk Road Nurse's Aid I; Field Hockey It Cougar eites 2t Baseball Mng 2.3i Health Aid 3t Soccer Mng. 4i Treasures Most D C.. B.K.. P.I.. B.L.. J.A.. and J.M. Am bition-To become a successful woman cpa. Best Memory All the great soc cer parties. Tim Bull man 312 Borton Mill David Bunce 6 Dunbarton Road Robert Burg 4 Tracey Terrace Neil Burke Deborah Burns 3 Maplebrook Court 12 Wheelwright Lane 136 . L ' ■ I Chuck Butler 25 Partridge lane Football I.2.3.4� Health Careers Club 3.4i Student Senate 2.3.4 Best Mem- ory Skiing at the bump. Summers in O.C. I inda Byers 109 Brace Road Cheerleading 1.3.4� Drama IJ.3 Best Memory-Cruising in the tank! But if dreams came true. oh. wouldn't that be nice-Bruce Emmy Caldas 1936 Greentree Road Pacesetters 2.3 Treasures Most Rocky and Tibim (Ibihibope hibe km bows i lisa Cammarasana 31 Fox Hollow Drive Yearbook It Color Guard 2.4 captain 3� Regiment East 4. captain 3. Best mem ory Wildwood All Chapter Champion ships, trip to Canada and my roomies IW and CF; and oh my God you guys, what's happening to me? Virginia Cannon 13 Fast Riding Drive Softball 1.3� Swimming I� Student Co gress 1.2.3.4� Class Gov’t 1.2.3.4-. French Club 3.4 Nickname The wimp Richard Capone 28 Old Orchard Road Cross Country 2,3 Spring Track 1.2.3� Winter Track 2.3. Reality-what a poor substitution for imagination. Steven Capsuto Peter Cardelia 502 Gatewood Road 35 Fox Hollow Drive Drama 1.2.3.4; Celebration 2; Spanish Club 4. French Club 3.4� Science Fic- tion Club 3.4� Speech Team 4 Speak or no one will hear Jennifer Hope Cardomck 106 Sandermgham Rd. Bleacher Bums I. Newspaper I� Fresh- man Ensemble It Chansons 3.4; Belles of East 3.4; Mime Company 2.3� Broad- casting Club 3.4, Speech Team 3.4; Fantasy Games Club 3.4; Drama I.2.3.4, Yearbook 4. Ziggy Freak” 137 Teresa Car gen 107 Palmwood Avenue Peggy Carroll 318 Brookmead Drive Ed Carney 108 Philmar Avenue Mary Ginanne Carpenter 108 Warfield Road Office Aid li Vocal Workshop I, Con cert Choir 4, One Act 3; Speech Team 4. Drama 0.3.4, Broadcasting I.3.3.4; Thespian Society 3.3. secretary. Am bit ion-To be known as Ginanne. not Mary. Linda Carty 505 Tearose Lane Stephen Castro 1763 Russett Drive Baseball I, Wrestling I.3.3.4; Track li Latin Club 3.3.4; Computer Club 3. Guidance Aid I Janemarie Cermmaro 38 Kenwood Drive Vocal Workshop I, Freshman Ensem- ble� Bel Canto 3, Sophomore Ensemble 3. Concert Choir 3.3. Chansons 3� Chambers 4. Madrigals 4, Spring Pro duction 3.4. Should someone ask- who's touched your heart perhaps you’ll answer me. ‘ Streisand Lucia Chang 1339 Cardinal Lake Drive Beth Chankin 406 Oueen Anne Road 138 L___________A Audrey Chareile 1022 Rymttl Run 'll nice lo be important, but it more important to be nice.” Treasures Most-Family and friends Humphrey Chen 114 Hilltop Court Apts. Track 3.4� Cross Country 4� Outdoor Education Aid 3s Yearbook 4� EastSide 4� Far East Society 4� Photo Club 4 Fa vorite Teacher-Dr. Dwyer. Mr. Ber ryann Cari Chesney 26 Lamp Post Lane Barry Chester 517 Country Club Court Drive Robin Chodak 1024 Cardinal Lane Pacesetters 2.3.4� Cougarettes 2� Or chests 4� Drama 3.4 Susan Choi 1914 Rolling Lane Keep on playing those mind games faith in the future out of the now Imagine.” Treasures Most That lov able person with the ADIDAS shirt. 139 Linda Chon � 026 Red Oak Drive Neil Chonofsky 1807 Morris Place Peter Chrissmger 12 Harrowgate Drive Baseball I Steven Christine 104 Society Hill Blvd. Jeffrey Clemens II Scattergood Road Swimming 1.3.3.4 Andy Coen Lee Cohen 13 Tendring Road 503 Old Orchard Road Baseball I� Football I.3.3.4. Wrestling I.3.3.4 Donna Colangelo 1017 Robwill Pass Steven Colaprete 30 Forest Hill Drive French Club I.3.3.4� Student Govern- ment 1.4� Drama 3.4� Piano Club Pres. 4� PRO 4. Morality is simply the atti- tude we adopt toward people whom we personally dislike Wilde Daniela Colarusso 14 Tracey Terrace Robert Colligan 1417 Longfellow Drive 140 Ben Compton X) Doncaster Road Wrestling 1.3.3.4� Football 3.4� Track 3.3.4� Gymnastics 3� Student Government 4� Computer Club 3.4� French Club 4� Cum Laude Society 4 Maureen Condefer 13 Black Latch Lane Gymnastics I� Track I.3.3.4� Winter Track 3.3.4� Tennis 3.3 Captain 4. Treasures Most Paul Steven Cooper 17 Old Towne Road Football 3� Track 1.4� Intramurals Bas- ketball 3.3. If it feels good, do it. John Corosanite 1604 Mayflower Lane Denise Cosenza Brian Costa 35 Waverly Road 1339 Heartwood Drive Thank God it's over! Treasures Most Friends. Ambition To succeed Neeser Michael Costanza 1361 Charleston Road A.V. Aid I� Drama Office 1.3� Drama Productions I.3.3.4� Thespian Society 1,3.4� Student Film Director 3.4� East side 4� PRO 4, Cable R 4 Whether I choose love or fame. I will be able to handle both.” Doug Coughlin 1507 Longfellow Drive Marching Band 1.3.3.4� Jazz Band 3.4� klaxon Band 3.4� Wind Ensemble 3.4. Kathleen Cowan 36 Buxton Road Field Hockey 1.3.3 Captain 4� Basket ball I Manager 3.3� Lacrosse 1.3.3.4� Nurse's Aid 1.3.3.4� Freshman Work shop I� Bel Canto 3. Best Memory The good times at The Hill with the gang. (LG. MW. PW. JW. KC. MB. GF) Debbie Coyle 1813 Rolling Lane 141 Kathleen Coyle 115 West Riding Drive held Hockey I.2.3.4, Basketball 1.2.3� Softball 1.2� Lacrosse 3,4. Best Memo- ries - pig-out parties, natural gas fights, psych parties, burnt hot dogs, peanut butter ice cream. Kris Coyne 121 Pine Valley Road Maybe the hardest thing I've ever done was to walk away from you. Leaving behind the life that we'd be- gun. I split myself in two Dingo, you're the most wonderful thing in the world. Susan Craft 42 Regent Road Student Government Representative li Cheerleader I� Pacesetters 1.2.3� Cou- garettes 3; Advanced Dance 3� Inter- mediate Dance 2 Chris Crandall 25 North Riding Drive Ultimate=200 mph + in my AC Shel- by Cobra 427 Floyd Cranmer 1219 Brace Road Basketball 1,2 Favorite Music Groups: Judas Priest. Iron Maiden. Pink Floyd. Genesis. Alice Cooper. Bowie. Emer- son Lake Palmer. Jethro Tull. Outlaws. Rush and Deep Purple. Mark Craven 306 Provincetown Circle Maura Cunningham 2 Partridge Michael Cunningham 7 Scat ter good Road Soccer 2.3.4� Baseball 2 Jill Curtis 1225 Cardinal Lake Drive Track 2� Guidance Aid I� Powder Puff Football 4. Favorite Quote - Ya Know”. Treasures most - Trips to P.A.. L.H. and M M's. family, weekends and C.H. 142 Andree Dalschart 1330 Forge Road Donna Damiani 1930 Huntington Dorian Davey 1513 Randy Lane Alan Davis 313 Provincetown Road John Davis 1365 Liberty Bell Drive Scott Davis 313 Provincetown Road Bernard Dean 46 Plymouth Drive Yael Davidovitch 1903 Rolling Lane Cougarettes 3.3� French Club 1.3.3.4-. Yearbook 3.3.4i Student Congress 3.4� Student Activities 3.4, Stage Crew 3� Pacesetters 3. Best Memory Those wild-n-crazy neon nights. Favorite Quote Dive into the sea of thought and find the pearls beyond price Kenneth A. Davis 16 Parnell Drive Wrestling I� Student Government 1.3.3, Student Council Vice President 3� Boy's State� Cum Laude Society 4. Along the road, your steps may stumble, a Pilgrim's faith may fade, but through it all. a heart held humble levels and lights your way. 143 I Christina Dean 14 Kay wood lane Grade level Office Aid 3,4; Props Crew 3; Master Grip 4; Stage Man ager-One Act Plays 3; Cum laude So ciety 4; Yearbook 4; Intramural Soccer 3; Future Architects Club 4t Things seen pass away, but the things that are unseen are eternal. Sharon Leeann Deitz 1021 Eagle lane Drama 1.2.3.4; Thespian Society 3 President 4. Favorite Teacher Mr. Weaver. Mr. Wiltsee. Ambition - to be successful in whatever I do. Denise Dearden 249 Redstone Ridge . , fl « � • • _ ' KingJjrar Louis DeCuzzI 112 Kipling Road Jill DeFeo 400 FJolyglenn Drive Robert DeFeo 1104 Buttonwood Drive Joseph Deighan 10 F4eritage Court Jill Denbo 2004 Morris Drive French Club 3.4; Yearbook 3.4� News- paper 4. Best Memories - Summer of '80. Ilth grade English. Sheraton Poste, jogging, weekends. J.M. and B.l and Psychology with S.L. Becky Dengler 13 Fox Flollow Drive Tennis I; Ffockey 4; Basketball l,2.3t Softball 1.2.3.4 Treasures Most - Pat and Mindy, with the one little air plane, hockey, patriots and Genesis. Robert Denkm 12 Sandringham Road 144 Greg Deptula 1900 Cardinal Lake Drive Jacqueline Deringer 410 Hear!wood Road Cheerleading 1.3.3,4; Student Con gress 4 Best Memory Cruisin’ the scamp with the tMS. Michael DeSantis Broms de Supinski 618 Croyden Drive 1230 Heron Road Soccer (J.3.4. A Yeah The trip to the Naval Academy Mr Boulden, Desine- sis. John Henry. Major in act Jeff Devlin XX? Horseshoe Court Soccer 1.3.3.4; Tennis 1.3; Cum Laude Society 4. Treasures Most Kristen. Ronald Dilenno 1013 Salem Road Treasures Most Roberta Michael Dinoto IIS Mansfield Boulevard John DiVincenzo 1339 Bunker Hill Drive My name might be John but you can all remember me by chenz or Devo Anne Dollarton 8 Wheelwright Lane Track I.3.3.4. Cross Country 3.4; Winter Track 3.3.4. What you are is Gods gift to you. what you make of yourself is your gift to God. Alyssa Donoian 19 Candlewyck Way Cougarettes 1.3.3.4. Pacesetters 1.3.3; Yearbook 3.4. Treasures Most - Cou- garette Practice and Football Parties. 145 Linda Dolts 1404 Hillside Drive Lacrosse l.2.3.4i Hockey 1.2,4. Sue cess is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles one has over- come while trying to succeed. Tim Duffy 10? Valleybrook Road Winter Track 3.4. Lacrosse 3. bast is the Best Had fun with Scoops, the Pol. Bartus. Stubs and Foghorn. Madelyn Dunn 14 Black Latch Lane Nick bconomidis III West Riding Drive Mark bdelstein 10 Gatehouse Lane Track 3; Student Government 4 French Club 4; Cum Laude Society 4. given the opportunity doesn't matter, it's what you do with the op portumty that counts.” Annemarie bggmk 917 Francine Drive Phil Ehlinger 24 Coopers Run Drive Andrea A. bhlman 15 Partridge Lane Basketball It Swimming 2.3; Best Memory - Excellent times with the Fearsome Four. Flickerin' in the Flame and Cruising in the Contain- er you only live once. So Go for the Gusto! Beth Eichenbaum 235 Sandringham Road Debbie Eisen 421 Doral Drive Jeff Eisenberg 1503 Brick Road 6 W. Eagle Lane Cougarettes 3.3.4� Pacesetters 3.3� Drama 1.3.4� Student Congress I.3.3.4� Spanish Club 1.3.3� Yearbook 4� Ad- vanced Dance 4� Intermediate Dance 3� Bleacher Bum I� Far Fast Society 4� Fastside I� Bio Careers Club 4� Cum Laude Society (treasurer) 4� Junior Miss. John Elliott 9 W. Eagle Lane Wrestling 3 Jocelyn Ellis 1511 Barclay House Apt. Michael Flstob 106 Rockingham Road Football 1.3.3.4 Fun with B.B. F.S.. T.D.. and B.F. I finally got out. Meghan Erwin 13 N. Woodstock Drive Susan Fuler 14 Signal Hill Road Happiness is found in the tourney, not the destination. David Fabricus 10(7 Swallow Drive Danielle Faden 913 Francine Drive Newspaper I� Yearbook 3� Nurse's Aid 3 Nickname Dam Inter- ested in the Arts and Graphic De sign, hopes to write a book some day. an avid tennis player, loves singing and piano. A people watch- er Brad Fair 308 Sandringham Road John Feast 10(7 Red Oak Drive Lisa Feidler II Fox Hollow Drive Orchesis 13,3,4� Maiorette I� Cougar ette 3� Cum Luade Society 4� Drama I.3.3.4� Favorite Quote Live each day to its fullest. Once it passes it's forever gone. 147 Sacha A. Field 1308 Shelly Lane Standing at the crossroads, trying to read the signs, that tell me which way I should go to find the answer, when all the time I know Plant your love and let it grow. Alan Finkel 202 Juniper Drive Georgia Flamporis III Partree Road Field Hockey 2.3.4� Lacrosse 1.2.3.4. Best Memory Hockey Camp ‘81 Michael Fischer 112 Philmar Avenue Erin Foley 221 Gravel Bend Michelle Fields 1101 Buttonwood Drive Doug Fendrick 113 Country Club Place Tom Fisher 206 Ocean Avenue Michael Fineman 317 Morris Drive Frances Fifis 204 Charlan Court 148 Beth Foran !I0 Rockingham Road held Hockey It lacrosse lt Track 2� Tennis 2.3i Student Congress IJJ.4� Cum laude 4. You've got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart Chen Foster 18 Thornnhill Road Color Guard l.2.3,4 Regiment Fast 3.4 Treasures Most Jeff Old news for- ever! I hope everything works out. I ll always be here. The whole gang and the Ocean City Retreat. Mooses Rule Jay Fox 4 Cricket Lane Chess 2.3.4; World Affairs Club Pres 4, Student Congress Representative 4. Save the Wishniaks.” Gregg Fox 504 Queen Anne Road Andrew Frankel 525 Balsam Road Wrestling IQ; Computer Club 3.4 Just find a place to make your stand and take it easy Jackson Browne Alfred Francis 639 Bamford Road Jacqueline Franchetti 16 Strathmore Drive Rita Fox 328 Borton Mill Road Denise Frankenberger 336 Covered Bridge Road Kurt Frederick 100 Roanoke Road 149 lewis Freed 90? Francine Drive Amy J. Freedman 40 Viking lane Best Memory-Junior and Senior Prom. Experience the NOW” Jean Freedman 1756 Garwood Drive 1 Stuart Freedman 416 Fireside Lane Laura Fulginiti 1601 Plymouth Rock Drive Eden Fulton 358 Borton Mill Road Bel Canto 3� Chansons i, officer 4; Madrigal 3.4 Treasures Most-JC. LW. ID. PS. MB. JM. CF. GH. JJ. DR. BH. JH. JS Howard Gaber 212 Mimosa Drive A.V. Aid I.2.3-. Future Architects of America 3.4; Volleyball 3.4 Best Mem- ory-Putting three goalies down with three slapshots; one up for Ogie Michael Gaffin 1141 Seagull lane Angela Gagliardi 101 Mimosa Drive 150 Matt Galman 9 Elbow Lane Save the Earth” nets, as an accountant or restau- rant management lifford Gail 1759 Rolling Lane ithmon To be in the field of busi- Pean Gallagher 130 Deergield Drive Thomas Gallagher 135 Iron Master Road Catherine A. Gauthier 1030 Red Oak Drive Cheerleading 3.3. captain 4; Baseball Mng. 3.4� Class Gov't 3.4� Office Aid 3.3. Best Memory-Penn State� Chris and Theresa-Chocolate Chip! Alex Gelb 309 Nathaniel Avenue Lawrence Gennaro 33 Kenwood Drive Marching Band 1.3.3.4� Wind Ensemble 3.3.4, Orchestra 3.3.4� Jazz Band 3.3.4� Eclat 1.3.3.4� Brass Ensemble I.3.3.4� Chambers 3.3� Pit Orchestra 3.3.4� Dixieland Band 3.3 151 Debbie Gildenberg 138 Sandringham Road Cheryl Ann Gilmor 103 Springdale Road Track 1.3.3; Color Guard 3. as i try to remember yesterday, wondering about tomorrow, i realize i should only concentrate on today Danielle Fvin Gilson 3 Hawthorne Drive Drama 1.3.3.4; Class Treasurer 1.3.3.4. Thespian Society 3.4; French Club 3.3.4; Student Congress 1.3.3.4; Music I.3.3.4. Broadcasting 4; Madrigals 4; Cum Laude 4 This is only the begin- ning-isn't it? William Giordano 309 Gravel Bend Joseph Giorgianni 30 Rockhill Road fclena Girombelli 13 Crestview Drive Usherette 3.4; Office Aid 1.3.3.4; Year book 3.3; Library Aid I; Ambition To be a biochemist at Trenton State 1S2 Susan Reih Glassman 1635 Prince Drive Soccer Manager L Student Congress l Track , Lastside 4. Treasures Most second best friend, summer at CGL. Mary '. Jon. Someday we'll look back on this and it will all seem funny BS Tracy Gligor 635 Guilford Road Yearbook l( Color Guard 3.3 Best Memory Cheryl, always remember 14 says Bring your friend!” Shyam Gohel 31 Imperial Drive Barry Goldberg 507 Lilac Lane Beth Goldenberg 305 Monterey Avenue Steven Goldfrad 13 Sandringham Terrace Soccer 1.3, Basketball 4; Martial Arts 3.4; Volleyball 3 Bonnie Goldstein 1904 Delicious Way Richard Goldstein 818 Marlowe Road Stacie Goldstein 508 Morris Drive 153 John Gorczynski 122 Kipling Road Tamara N. Gordon 14 Elbow Lane Drama 1,2.3.4; Thespian Society 3.4; Vocal Workshop L Freshman Ensem- ble; Concert Choir 2; Chansons 3. Best Memory B.M.A. and my best friend Sharon. Favorite Quote 'I'm Psyched Linda Goss 425 Wayland Road I Lori Grady 1907 Huntington Drive Cheerleading 3. captain 4. Treasures Most-All my memories of great friends at East Douglas Graham I Rabbit Run Road Kelly Graham 129 Eaton Way Lisa Gray 110 Mimosa Drive Suzanne Green 1012 Owl Lane Ann Marie Greeniack 110 Rye Road Larry Greenspun 121 Keats Place 154 Steve Greenwood 504 Garwood Drive Wrestling I, Weightlifting Club lynn C. Goes K 4 Bar croft Drive Swimming I� Color Guard I.2.3.4� World Affairs Club 4� Architectur- al Club 3.4. Don't ya love it? Claire Grist 1931 lark Lane I ‘ Veronica Gregus 1531 N. Rowling Green Drive Cheerleading 1.2.3.4s Track Manager 2.3.4 Tammy Griffith 102 Tarleton Court Joanne Guggino 213 Nathaniel Avenue Liz Griebling 1616 Mayflower lane Field Hockey U Lacrosse I� Spanish Club 2� Student Congress 2.3.4; Vocal Workshop I. Bel Canto 2; Consession 3. Today-a golden opportunity we re ceive-to live, to love ami to achieve. Treasures Most-Summer of '81 with KZ. BF. TB. SS. LW. LS. and JB Lisa Grillo 1905 Point View Avenue Field Hockey I.2.3.4� Broadcasting I.2.3.4; Softball 2.3.4� Basketball I. La crosse I. Best Memories-Hockey '81. Cher. Crate. B camp. Weebs. Joe Pan- ther. Buddy Clam. Maatha. Wazzawizm. Yusko. AJ and the Hump Day Ball Carl Grisham 1233 Heartwood Drive 1900 Baldwin Road 155 Fernando Gurtubay III Munn Lane Monica Haddad 15 Imperial Drive Sue Hague 1151 Haral Place Warren Hales Kay Drive bast Steve Hall 206 Mimosa Lane Hope Hallowed 1771 Hillside Drive Beth Halpern 1 53 Garwood Drive 156 Craig Hanna f46 Pamford Road Kirsten Hanson 1233 Crane Drive Jerome Harle 24 Ashland Avenue Lisa Harper 28 Thornhill Road Bleacher Bum I, Guidance Aid 3; Track I� Freshman Choir I. Bel Canto 2. Trea- sures Most Summer ol '80. LI and Win- stons. DB and OC. JC. M M's. my family and Fridays Mark Harrison 7 Chateau Drive Stephanie Harte 302 Jumper Drive Barbara Hartman 528 Brian Drive Lacrosse 1.2� Cougarette 2; Orchesis 4� Drama 3.4 'Knowledge is our destiny” Bronowski James C. Hartman 9 Imperial Drive Basketball I� Football 2.3.4, Track 1.2 Best Memories Wild weekends with the guys, going to parties, dating, having a great time. 157 Caryn Hersh 1604 Plymouth Rock Drive Christopher Todd Hawks 253 Heritage Road Drama 2.3.4. Orchesis 2.3.4; One Acts 2i Pacesetters 2.3; Thespian Society 4. It is better to be hated for what one is than loved for what one is not - Andre Gide Craig Hershovitz 1506 Pleasant Drive Yearbook 2.3. editor 4; Future Archi- tects Club 3.4. Marching Band 1.2; Spanish Club 1.2; Library Aid 1.2. Favor- ite Quote If you can imagine it. you can achieve it; if you can dream it. you can become it. John Heatherington 311 Highgate Lane Soccer 1.2.3; Wrestling 1.2; Track 1.2 Best Memory-has yet to come! Trea- sures Most-weekends. Favorite Quote-lf it smells good, eat itl Katherine Hempstead 47 Fdgewood Drive Patrick Hennegan 1970 Birchwood Park Ambition-Graduation from East and conquer college Susan Herskowitz 515 Fireside Lane Karin Henderson 226 Walt Whitman John Hennessy 1529 Berlin Road Karen Hicks 505 Longstone Drive Chambers 4. Basketball I.2.3.4; Volk ball 1.2.3; Student Council 1.2.3; Ba minton 1.2.3 158 Chris Higgins 9 Paper Mill Road Drama I.3.3.4� Freshman Band I. Track 3. Basketball Mng. 3. March mg Band It Concert Band 3.3 ' You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough ” Andrew Hirsch 140 Valleybrook Alan S. Hilibrand 1037 Owl Lane Soccer I; Wrestling 3.3; Golf 3.3.4. Drama I.3.3.4; Broadcasting l.3.3.4i Chem League 3; Bio League 3 Oh no. no we won’t give in. we ll keep living in the Past Debbie Hoffman 3 Highgate Court Football Mngt Junior Prom Chairman Good friends are for now and for ever’ Carl Hinds 306 Old Orchard Drive Soccer 1.3 Thanks Mr. Nehnng Trea- sures Most-My 1971 Mustang Michael Hill 104 Deerfield Drive Andrea Hoffman 1609 Fireside Lane Class Senate 1.3.3.4. Student Council k .3.4, Fall and Spring Production I.J.3.4. Mime 3.3.4t Yearbook 3.3t Of fice Aid 1.3. Nurses Aid I. The people who get on in this world are the peo- ple who get up and look for the cir- cumstances they want. and. if they iant find them, they make them k Maureen Holder 1603 N. Bowling Green Drive Field Hockey It Swimming 1.3.3.4 Hope my days are as happy as my high school days. Best Memories- Parties. and Dr. Dwyer’s 7ih period Fnglish class and Junior year Cynthia Hollis 13 Fox Hollow Drive Tracie Hood 1506 Randy Lane Afro American Club 3.3. Bowling 3.3.4� DFCA. Best Memory Mr. Belchikoff’s 6 period geometry class. Treasures Most Manuel Duran 159 fcileen Hopkins 139 Pearfcroft Road I'm coming oull” Jennifer Hopkins 114 Old Carriage Jennifer Horodysky 139 Weston Drive The wind blows wherever it pleases. You hear its sound, but you cannot tell where it comes from or where it is going. Patty Horrow 1769 Garwood Drive Howard Horwitz Mary Hughes 1606 Berlin Road 301 Provincetown Circle Jazz Band 3s Concert Choir 3.4� School Mascot 4. And I thought it was all over, actually it just began. 160 Robert landoli 1515 Hillside Drive Football I. Basketball 4. Maybe it was only a nightmare” Joanne Ingram 1331 Marlkress Road Craig Iskowitz 104 §. Mannsfield Blvd. Marching Band I.3.3.4; Jazz Band 3.3.4; Eclat 1.3.3.4; Wind Ensemble 3.4i World Affairs Club 3.3.4, Yearbook 3.4i Eastside 4( Computer Club 3.4. Do colorblind people prefer white or red wine? Keith Israel 403 Doral Drive Robert Alan Ivker Gary Jackson 1767 Tearose Lane 5 Rabbit Run Road Soccer l Tennis; Band Nickname-lff. Favorite Guote-'This time it's for real Lori Jackson 946 Pinebrook Road Mandi Jacobs 935 Francine Drive Vocal Workshop It Choir 3; DECA Leonard Jacobskind 539 Balsam Road DECA 3.3.4; Gymnastics 3� Bowling 3.3; Wrestling 3 Rolling Stones Tat tooed us at JFK JAM '81 Nickname Pete 161 Steven Jaffe 1511 Hillside Drive Swimming U,3.4. Always look on the bright side of life. Rosemarie Jankewicz 8 Cobblestone Road Swimming I.2.3.4 James Jennings Jr. 217 Ashland Avenue Kevin Johnson 1408 Longfellow Drive DECA 1.2.3; Bowling 3.4 Kirsten Kyle Johnson James Jones 546 Covered Bridge Road III Ironmaster Road Treasures Most-My family and George Jane Jones 1921 Wmesap Road Helene Junier 1944 Birchwood Pk Drive Barbara Kaiser � 06 White Oak Football Mng. 2.3.4-. PAL 3-. Nurses Aid I; Bel Canto 2i Treasures Most: Family and BN. LN. EV. and summer of '81 on LBI. Nickname Kaiser Thomas Kamihira 17 Kenwood Drive 162 Ken Kaplan 1009 Swallow Drive Wrestling 3� Track I; Marching Band; Student Council vice president 3.4; JCL 3.3.4; Chess 3.3 Concert Band 3� Freshman Band I� Discipline commit tee 3.4 Ambit ion-To be a successful Pharmacist Best Memory the many friends I have made Maria Kanzler 6 Kay wood Lane Paula Katsikas 1301 Sequoia Drive Susan Keller IK� Haral Place Marching Band I.3.3.4. Freshman Band I; Concert Band 3� Keyboard Lab 1.3� Crew 1.3. The guiding light often comes when the horizon is darkest. Treasures Most-My good friends Michael Kammerhoff 5 Coopers Run Julie Kardon 510 Fireside Lane Sharon Kanovsky 9 Anvil Court Marching Band 1.3.3.4� Wind Ensemble 3.3.4� Orchestra 3.3.4; Drama 3.4; Jazz Band 1.3� Student Gov't 3.4; Freshman Band I� French Exchange 3. Time is filled with promises and only time can make them come true llene Wendy Karlin 1006 Roumfort Avenue Ambition- to be successful in some sort of career Susan Kauffman 304 Juniper Drive Marching Band 1.3.3.4; Wind Ensemble 4; Celebration 1.3.3. Treasures Most- Chris West. Best Memory- All the good times I’ve had with all of my friends at East Susan Katz 515 Balsam Road Freshman Band I; Concert Band 3.3� Pacesetters 3� Cougarettes 3.4 163 Beth Kelly 1031 Peacock Lane Basketball 1.4� Softball 3.3.4� Student Congress 3. Best Memories English with Ms. Carlo and Ms. Rocchino. Times out with the “softball cronies Patty. Shira. Jill. Linda, etc. Scott Kemly 153 Thornhill Road Joseph Kerner 103 Collins Drive Stuart Kerr 1749 Country Club Drive Student Congress 1.3.3.4� Clat- Senate 1.3.3.4. Computer Club 3.4J J_CL 1.3.3� One Acts 3� Martial Aris| Club 3. I can't believe I did that1' Maryellen Kiernan 160 Westover Drive Howard Kimball 503 Heart wood Road Eileen King 310 McIntosh Road James S. Kim 39 Harrowgate Drive Soccer I� Martial Arts Club President 3.4� Korean Culture Club Treasurer 3� Ear East Society 3. president 4 Judith Klein 133 Kipling Road library Aid I� Demogorgon 3.3� Stage Crew 4 Don't dream it. be it!” Amy Lynn Keys 315 Provincetown Road Cougarettes 4. Marching Band 1.3.3� Ereshman Band� Pacesetters 1.3. Yearbook 3.4� Office Aid 4� Cum Laude Society 4� Concert Band 3.3� Usherette 3.3.4� Drama 3; Advanced Dance 4� You are you and I am I and if by chance we find each other, it's beautiful. 164 Scott Klein 1807 Russett Drive Choir Us DECA 3.4. Best Memories- Sierra Bay (Sherm). Halloween II with Liz and Avernie. Liz's party with AA. LL, TS and AA Karen Klinghoffer 703 Marlowe Road Dawn Knauer 229 Munn Lane Catherine Knight 38 Doncaster Road Scott Koch 39 Strathmore Drive Stamo Kokolis Janet Kormondy 1781 Hillside Drive 302 Woodstock Drive Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Yearbook Editor 3.4S French Club 2.3s secretary 4; Cum Laude Society 4 Kenneth Kotzker 916 Francine Drive Wrestling Mgr. 2; Crosscountry 3s Track I� Bowling 2.3,4. Favorite Quote- Track 3; Guidance Aid 3; Cum Laude Never enough time” Society 4. Michele Kornfield Brenda Kosche 1754 Russet Drive 1607 N. Bowling Green Drive 165 Nicholas Kouvatas 15 Robin Lake Drive Kim Kover 1735 Independence Lane Track 1.3� Football Mng 3.4. Baseball Mng 3.4-. Basketball I� Cheerleading 3.3.4; Made Championship Plaques Paint your own rainbow, for no one else can Debbie Kramer 1754 Tearose Lane Aaron Kramer 3 Brae Lane Volleyball 3.3.4; Basketball 3.3.4; Math League 3.3.4; Science League 4; Pho- tography Club 1.3; Biology Club 4; Stamp and Com Club 1.3; Environmen- tal Education 3 Every job is a self- portrait of the person who did it. Autograph your work with excellence. Hope Kramer 319 Sandringham Road The difference between being good and great is a little extra effort.” Scott Kramer 10 Plymouth Drive Wrestling 1.3.3.4 Foggy Susan Kramer Susan Krassan 409 Downs Drive K) Forest Hill Drive Guidance Aid I; Yearbook 3.4; Demo- gorgon 3.4; Track 3.4. Bari Krein 1763 Larkspur Rd. 166 Tom LaCasse 31 Imperial Drive Track 1.2.3.4 Pamela Krilz 541 Balsam Road £ i dolon 2.3.4; Vocal Workshop I Freshman Ensemble I� Chansons 2 Belles of tasi 2; Chambers 3.4; Madri gals 3; officer 4. Orchestra 1.2.3.4 li brarian 3.4; Eastside 4; Biology Ca reers Club 4 Trank Lacroce 1793 Springdale Road Ed Kuc 138 E Valley Brook Road Ambition Attend Drexel Umv and be a C P A Best Memories What hap pened in History Class, the last day of school and my Junior year Tred Kuhn 129 Dumas Road Chuck LaGrossa 305 Highgate Lane Blair Lane 31 Charles Lane Football I; Wrestling 1.2. It s not what you say. but how you say it' Sheri Lanson 112 Henfield Avenue Tennis Manager 3.4 Best Memories Summer of '79. weekends, convention '80. ninth grade lunch. SFieraton Poste. fifth period gym Loraine Lapidus 22 Lafayette lane 167 ■ 107 Lamp Post Lane Chip Larter 305 Gravel Bend Football 1.3. Baseball 3. Life is to en- joy” Joseph J. Larusso 1516 Hillside Drive Wrestling 1.3 Gymnastics 1.3 Track 1.4 Swimming 3.4 'Why not? another tricky day. no problem!” Nickname- Hits. The Stuntman Lass Jlover Avenue Marc Laufgraben 1900 Country Club Drive Real joy comes not from ease or riches or from the praise of men. but from doing something worth while-Sir Wilfred Grenfell Kevin Leduc 31 Coopers Run Alfred Lee Grace Lee Jeeyoen Lee 30 Niamoa Drive 313 Lamp Post Lane 33 Stonebridge Road Orchestra 1.3.3.4 Yearbook 3. editor Far Last Society secretary 4 3.4 French Club 3.4 Far East Society 3.4 Cum I aude Society 4 Martial Arts Club 3,4. Ignore the awful times, and concentrate on the good ones. 168 Paul Lees 302 Society Hill Track I, Wrestling 1,2. Best Memory- Road trip with the Lemmon Squids. Peter Lehman 107 Ashbrook Road Sheri Leise 112 Barcroft Drive Paul Lemberg 1758 Russet Drive Freshman Band li Marching Band U.3, Concert Band 2. Wind Ensemble 3.4, Chess Team 2 N, 1 •' Mary-Elyn Lempa 9 Scattergood Road Bob Lento 70 Partridge Lane Vocal Workshop I, Freshman Ensem ble I, Chambers 2.3.4, Madrigals 2.3.4. Celebration 2.3, Piano Lab I.2.3.4 Deborah Leppla 1502 Chalet Drive Debie Levin 24 Cunningham lane 169 Eric Levine 1523 Squire Lane Freshman Band I; Concert Band 2.3; French Club 3.4-. Wind Ensemble 4; Cum Laude Society 4; Bio-Careers Club (Vice-Pres.) 4 God didn't ere ate the world in six days, he rested for five and then crammed. Paul Lewis 635 Croyden Drive Marching Band lt Soccer 2.3.4t Year book 3.4. Jazz Band I; Concert Band 2; Martial Arts Club 3; Track 2. Best Memory-The Pine Boys and John Hen- ry Andy Litwack 10 Partridge Court Wrestling 1.2; Weightlifting Club 3; Yearbook 3.4; Newspaper 4; Photogra- phy 4. Do unto others, before they do unto you Lisa Levinson 1758 Country Club Drive A friend will know you better in a second than your acquaintances will know you in a hundred years. Debbi Levit 6 Banner Road Cougar Mascot 4. Best Memories with BW. EM-5. LBI and never forget The Scampetteslll Beth Levy 413 Doral Drive Craig Lewkowitz 1221 Fferon Road Future Architects Club 3.4; Vice Pres, of Martial Arts Club 3.4. It s about time. Hun Liu 1005 Rymill Run Freshman Band I; Concert Band 2; Marching Band 1.2; Cougarettes 3.4; Yearbook 2.3 editor 4. Favorite Quotes- Friendship always bene fits; love sometimes injures. There is no better looking-glass than an old friend. Michael Lin 108 Old Carriage Michael Lisicky 15 Circle Lane Wind Ensemble I.2.3.4; Marching Band I.2.3.4; Yearbook 3 editor 4; Orchestra I.2.3.4; Chambers 2.3 Pres. 4; Madrigals 2.3 Pres. 4. Woodwind Ensemble 1.2.4; Band Aid 2.3; Show Orch. 2.3.4; Fres. Choir and Ensemble I; Fresh Band I Stara baba musica, ked na prudi len sicka. - Slovak. 170 Pally Logan 2 Lisa Lane Piano Lab 1.2. Best Memory-Lunch 5th Period Jr. Year. Favorite Teacher Ms. Rocchino Johnny Lui 4 Buxton Road Ruth Lyons 117 McIntosh Road Field Hockey 1.2; Softball 1.2. Trea- sures Most Trons. canoe trips. Nikes. class rings, fruit flies. The Rivet, bonfires, giraffes, football, candlelite dinners, chevettes and tape decks. CT. LN. LR. LN. Brian Long 130 Ashford Road Felicia Lukaszewski 1889 Green Tree Road David Lowy 1909 Huntington Drive Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Bowling 1.2.3.4; Symphonic Band 2.3.4 Eric Lund 20 Coopers Run Drive Soccer 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; French Club 2.3.4; Yearbook 4 William Ludwig 1317 Beaverbrook Diana Lyn Luppino 420 Queen Anne Road Noreen Magee 204 Ocean Street Trish Magee 204 Ocean Street Scott Maggart 522 Kings Drive Eliot Maletzky 1009 Mt. Pleasant Way Robert Manchel 415 Doral Drive Anthony Maneri 1920 Birchwood Court Barry Mangel 200 Charlann Circle Football I; Chemistry League 2; Math Team 2j French Club 2s Student Con- gress Pres. 3.4; Intramural Basketball 2.3; Intramural Volleyball 2.3. You can only live once but if you live right, once is enough.” Joe E. Lewis Leslie Manning 129 Sandringham Road Joseph Marini 504 Old Orchard Road 172 Jonathan Markov 413 Lavender Hill Joseph Maruca 1048 Owl Lane Amee Maskin 10 Henfield Terrace Wendy Masteller James Mastera 130 N. Woodstock Drive 105 Kilbum Drive Karen Mauchin 160 Thornhill Road Color Guard 3.4; Indoor Guard 3.4. Best Memory- Mule's New Year's Eve Parties. THE MOOSES RULE!!. Color guard, bizaare times with Cheri (Bo zak) and mules. Junior Prom with Rob. Lisa. Todd. Bernard May 500 Old Orchard Road Marching Band I; Computer Club 3.4, Photography Club 4, Yearbook 4 Fa vorite Teachers- Mr. Druce and Mr. O'Breza Julie Mayr 480 Pelham Road Janet Mazzagatti 103 Tarlton Court 173 Mitchell McBride 122 Ironmaster Road James P. McCarthy 645 Croyden Drive Soccer 2.3.4. Earl” Marjory McCoy 102 Evens Lane Michael McDonnell 1137 Heartwood Drive Selemah McEady I Perot Avenue Kathy McGuire 3 W. Eagle Lane Trish • You're the bestl John McMahon 16 Pawtucket Drive Jeffrey Mead 118 Old Carriage Road Swimming 1.2.4 Treasure Most- Cheri. my true love always! Only four years left. Best Memory Rabbit killer and the Lave- lette gang! Ocean City and the church retreat. Jacqueline Medinger 318 Portsmouth Road Drama 2.3.4, Pacesetters 2.3, Orche- sis 4, Advanced Dance 3, Intermedi- ate Dance 2s The Best memory I could ever have is my Junior and Senior years with Rich Granert. Jamie Meltzer 1165 Sea Gull Lane Treasures Most- My 2nd best friend. La Cho. Mitchell's on Wednesday nights. Weekends. Graduating! SD. RR. G and SK. Mary” 174 Eric Metelits 1136 Sea Gull Lane Tom Metzger 32 Pawtucket Drive Carla Metzman 27 Spring Mill Lane Lacrosse 1.2� Student Council I.2.3.4� Class Officer 3.4� Drama 1.2.3.4� Boys' Basketball Manager 1.2. No use won- dering where the years have gone, time waits for no one. we all have to move on.” PS - I love you Donna Mick 9 W. Sixth Avenue My best years were my freshman and sophomore year when I met my boy- friend. Bob. Thank God it's over. Hey Jackie and Carolin have ya seen Deb- bie. Bruce Miller 307 Palmwood Avenue Football I. Winter Track 2.3.4, Track I.2.3.4. If you're in the store, buy something. Michael Miller 10(2 Rymill Place Fantasy Games Club Pres. I.2.3.4, Sci- ence Fiction Club 3.4, Computer Club 3.4, Debate Team 3.4. They say the whole is greater than the sum of the parts it's made of. Well, if it’s true of anything, it’s true of love.” Wendy Milligan I Scat ter good Road Marching Band 12.3.4, Mime Com- pany 1.3.3.4, Electronic Music 3.4. live - Love • Laugh and Make Mu sic!!!” Melissa Mills 126 Henfield Avenue Pottery Club I, Tennis 2.3, Spanish club 3.4, Yearbook 4, Pacesetters 3.4. Trea sures Most sweatpants, sneakers and bubblegum. Susan Minehan 1816 Cardinal Lake Drive Kevin Mochel 641 Old Orchard Road 175 Prufesh Modhera 619 Old Orchard Road Tennis I.2.3.4 Cum Laude Society 4. Treasures Most- The friends and ac- quaintances which I have made during my four years at East. Mindy Beth Montague 1689 Blue Jay Lane Deca II Secretary 4 If you can imag- ine it. you can achieve it. If you can dream it. you can become it. Glenn E. Moore 121 Palmwood Avenue 176 Debbie Morgenroth 1823 Country Club Drive gross 3,4. Nicknames Tiffy . 'Ro- sie Best Memories The good times with fun. Ishy(Nick) Heckyl and Jeckyl. and The Car , the Go-Go's. States, and the Student Cong.” Karen Morgenroth 1823 Country Club Drive That day is useless in which we have not laughed . Best Memory Israel. USY. Summer '81. Favorite Teacher- Mr. Sheppard Donna Morgenstern 532 Heart wood Road Tennis 1.2 captain 4; Track 1.2.4; Belles of East 3.4; Trainer 3.4; Drama 2; Year book 3.4; Chansons 3.4; Bel Canto 2� Vice Pres, of Publicity of Student Con- April Motisher 1614 Prince Drive Tracy Mueller 246 Redstone Ridge Lisa Mulhall 1925 Cardinal Lake Drive Track 2.3; Student Crongress 2.3.4. Those who hold on to broken dreams often get cut by their sharp edges. Jane Marie Murphy 1904 Huntington Drive Walter Murray 132 Weston Drive Steve Musuras 130 Thornhill Road Barbara Naden 1204 Cotswold Lane Bowling 3.4 Keith Henry Nagler 304 Highgate Lane Student Congress I.2.3.4. Class Activi- ties I.2.3.4, Swimming I. There’s a weapon that we must use in our de- fense. silence Our lips are sealed. -The Go-Go’s Livia Nascimento 30 Split Rock Drive 177 raith Natkin 1757 Russet Drive Cougarettes 3.3. Captain 4. Paceset- ters 3.3; Drama 1.3.4; Student Con- gress 1.3.3.4; Spanish 1.3� Intermediate Dance 3� Advanced Dance 4. Newspa per I; Yearbook 4; Music 1.3� Secretary of Marching Band 3. Laura Nauman 514 Fireside Circle School rings both of them. My sing ing especially in the Chevette. The Big Green W. Lisa Nauman 514 Fireside Circle They say that these are not the best of times, but they're the only times I’ve ever known Billy Joel Misty Neathery 307 Horse Shoe Court Paul Nelson 53 Plymouth Drive Freshman Band I. Concert Band 1.3.3; Track 3; Eclat 3� Orchestra 3.3.4. Wind Ensemble 4; Marching Band 1.3,3. What a waste of time! Judy Nessell 117 Henfield Avenue Track Manager 3; Demogorgon 4� Yearbook 4 Joe Nestory 1314 Forge Road Scott Newell 331 Ocean Street Swimming 1.3.3.4. Time spent with friends and my girlfriend. Julia Newkirk 33 N. Riding Drive Gymnastics 1.3.3.4� Track 4. Preppy is a way of life, not only a style of dress. Lisa Nichols Kay Drive 178 Laura Nicolazzo 81 Harrowgate Drive Swimming 1.2« Tennis . DECA 2.3.4. Best Memory Colorado '81 Good tunes with BW. BK. EV. LR What's kickin’ chicken Go Gonzo! You Big Jerk. Youl Lisa Michelle Niemeyer Betty Ann Norcross 1311 Paddock Way | Autumn Court Favorite Teacher Mr Berryann If it stinks, it's chemistry. II it wig gles. it’s biology. II it doesn't work. it's physics.” Pam Nunes 106 GandviNe Drive Joan Marie O'Brien 125 Fenwick Road Broadcasting Club I; Office Aid 1.2s Lacrosse 2.3; Hockey 1.2; Basketball 1.3.4 Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. Michael O'Brien 118 Ashbrook Road Soccer U.3.4� Broadcasting 4 Seri ously. I don’t understand. Steve O'Connor 1140 Hcartwood Road Michael Ogen 1507 Pleasant Drive Yearbook 3.4. Hunger Protect 3; Bowl- ing 4 Ambition- to become a carpen ter and builder. Treasures Most fam- ily and friends If life gives you lem- ons. make lemonade! Suzanne O'Keefe III White Oak Avenue Marla O'Mealey 10 Black Latch Lane Vocal Workshop It Freshman Ensem ble I; Drama It Chansons 2 My best memory of East was looking forward to an early graduation so that I could marry Howard. I love you sweetie. 179 Christine O'Neil 1004 Red Oak Drive Cheerleading 2.3.4. Treasures Most- 85 and 86 and all the special peo pie I've met at bast, especially SA. Pk. JF. and JO ken O'Neill 107 Fenwick Court Jacqueline Onofno 224 Wexford Drive Basketball I.2.3.4, Softball I.2.3.4, Span ish Club l.2.3.4t Yearbook I� Soccer 3. My ambition is to be a CPA. Michael Oriente 102 Fields tone Road llene Osherow 106 Henfield Avenue Bleacher Bums 1.2� Newspaper 2.3� Crew 2� Computers Club 4 Smile! It makes people wonder what you've been up toll! John Painter 1217 Skylark lane Football 1.2.3.4� Wrestling 1.2.3.4� Track I Memories with Laurie. The Cat Steven Paisner 109 Henfield Avenue Stephen Papasso II Whitby Road Rich Pappas 42 Fdgcwood Drive Football I� Baseball I. It’s great to get out of here and move on. Have a good one. 180 Jeffrey Paquin II RymiH Terrace Daniel Parks 1417 Hillside Drive Free at last Andy Paulussen 40 Sherry Way Wallace Parham Albert Park 1746 Country Club 8 Elbow Lane Marching Band l Freshman Bands Lat- in Club Is French Club 2.3.4; Yearbook 3.4s Eastside 3.4s Piano Lab 3.4; Piano Club 4; Biology Careers 4s Cum Laude 4. Algebra Al Mamsh Patel Nimisha Patel 513 Arthur Drive 623 Old Orchard Road Tennis 2.3.4$ Cum Laude 4; Yearbook 4 Best Memory-Fifth period lunch-ju- nior year Angela Pawlowski Michelle Paxon 136 Oakdale Road 21 Kresson Road Softball 0.3.4; Soccer Intr'l 3s Camp Aid 3$ Freshman Ensemble. Concert Band 2.3; Wind Ensemble 4 Go for it or else you'll never know if you could. Johan Pederson 1779 Queen Anne Road 181 Michele Perla 1607 Pleasant Drive Treasures Most- Ed Clark Mary Perro 1802 Rolling Lane Office Aid l.2.3.4 Vocal Workshop l Bel Canto 2� Concert Choir 3i Chan sons 4; Science League 3i Color Guard 2.3. Asst. Captain 4. Always look on the bright side of life. Debra Petcove 4 Sandringham Road Carol Peterson 105 Deerfield Drive William Phelan 1807 Landmark I Apts. Kenneth Phillips 27 Buxton Road Kathy Phipps 1239 Forge Road Field Hockey I; Lacrosse I; Yearbook 3t Guidance Aid I. Best Memories- JSFGP and Cruisin' in the Tuna and the Bug with Liz. Z. Wench and Monsoon Mouth Kim Piergross 8 Forest Hill Drive DECA 2.3. Now I've been happy lately thinking about the good things to come. And I believe it could be something good has be- gun - Cat Stevens 182 Theresa Pietrofitta 58 Plymouth Drive Cheer leading 1.3.4� Track IJi Stu- dent Congress Representative 3 Joyce Pollard 168 Valleybrook Alison Platt 139 Dumas Road Cougarettes 1.2� Pacesetters 2.3.4� Advanced Dance 3 Kenneth Plisika 5 Oakley Drive Steve Polinsky 316 Portsmouth Road Basketball 1.2.3.4 “What’s up for tonight” Treasures Most Weekends with friends and playing basketball, Mr. Smyth and nickname-'Pole Ambition-to be successful Larry Price 1021 Owl Lane Stephen Priolo Lori Prltts 1918 Huntington Drive 6 Elbow Lane Football I� Baseball I.2.3.4 Viva I’ltalia. Favorite teacher Mr. Boulden Ambit ion-To play baseball for the Yankees. Best Friends for life Vince. Monica Tamar Proffitt 8 Millhouse Lane Cheerleading 3.4; Basketball 13� Track 1.3.4� Prom Committee 3.4. Treasures Most-friends, teachers and experiences at East. Favorite Teacher- The Mancini’s and Mr. B” Best Memories- JM. SS, JP. JH Ambit ion-to become a successful pediatrician. 183 Mitchell Puschett 6 Tunbridge Road Soccer 2. Chess 2.4; Martial Arts 3; JCL 2.3.4 Valerie Quigley 104 Caroline Avenue Treasures Most-Gary Michele Rafter 107 Rye Road Treasures Most-Michael Riley. Best Memories- Daxaca. Mexico Key West. Florida 1981. Nicknames- Doo- fee. Rebel Rus Rainear 114 Uxbridge Marching Band l.2.3i Concert Choir 3t Chamber 4; Drama 2.3.4 Thespian So- ciety 4; Mime 3.4 Concert Band 2t Freshman Band I; Broadcast 4; Speech Team 4. Ambition- To live up to my own expectations in what I do. Carolyn Rando 327 Portsmouth Road Jyothsna Rao ? Ramsgate Road Amy Rapaport 1005 Lowber Drive Constance Rappaport 1102 Haral Place Jackie Reilly 101 Rye Road 184 Heuli Reiter 1509 Squire Lane Howard Resnick II Sandringham Road Intramural Basketball 1.3.3.4; Cum Laude Society 4 Scott Rhoad 19 Doncaster Road Marching Band 1.3.3.4; Track 3.3.4; Spanish Club 1.3; Future Architects Club 3.4. Don't worry about it. Lesley Rhoades 1330 Cardinal Lake fd l! Laurie Rhoads Gregg Rich 439 Old Orchard Road 08 Bentwood Drive Favorite Quote 'Hey Baby!” Trea- sures Most Brett Shannard. Nick- name Reds. Ambition- to succeed Joel Richards 16 Sandringham Terrace Marching Band 1.3.3: Wind Fnsemble 3.4. Pacesetters 3; AV Aid I; Drama 4; Music 1.3. Everyone leaves some thing to do for later, but when later comes it is too late. fd v Heidi Richman 6 Jodi Court Tennis Manager 3.4« Pacesetters 3. If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you it is yours, if it does not it never was Debbie Richter 1339 Paddock Way 185 Jeff Richwall 707 Landmark I Apt. Lisa Ridgik Cropwell Road Alyssa Robbins 49 Manning Lane Coffee House 1.3.3; Delusion 3; Drama 1.3.3.4. Leave to MC-Mamma Russel and her Baby Bogus - Nuff said. TM Some of those dreams, you shouldn't have told me! Best of Luck! Sherri Robbins 419 Downs Drive Future Teachers I; Tennis Manager 3. The things I cherish most are my special times with close friends and. of course. Michael. Alexandra Rocco 6 Wheelwright Lane Michelle Rodia 1930 Winesap Road Scott Roland 1141 Winding Drive Frank Robino 176 Evesham Road David Romisher 511 Gatewood Road Band I. Tennis 1.3.3.4; Marching Band l Spanish Club 3.4 Ob-la-di. ob-la-da. life goes on. Angela Rose 6 Highgate Lane Track li Pacesetters 3 Treasures Most- Family, true friends and good times. 186 Debbie Rose 3J3 Cranford Road Brian Ross 1303 Wyndmoor Road Distributive Lducation 3.4. Love. Devotion. Surrender. Love is man’s reality, reality is all-persuasive. Devotion is man's divinity, divin- ity is all-elevating. Surrender is man’s immorality, immortality is ad-fulfilling. Victoria Rose 916 Landmark II Paul Rosenberg David Rosner 807 Landmark 1 Apts. 1537 Hillside Drive Best Memories Lisa. YES. Frisbee. Popularity Plus! Lisa Ann Rossi 7 Summer Place Color Guard 3.3. Best Memories- Floating down the Nile. Canoe trips. GW. The Beach Girls. LNRLIN. The Ech. Bobbing. Wiltzee’s fruit plies, quarters. Ancora, football games, la- sagne. Bill Rossnagel 134 Barcroft Drive Mime Co. 1.3 manager 3.4 Demogor- gon 3. Editor 4t Nat'l Art Honor Soci- ety 4. Yearbook 3.4. Drama I.3.3.4. Gymnastics 1.3 Edward B. Rozanski Adam Rubin 10 Lavenham Court 411 Fireside Lane Cross Country 1.3.3,4. Track 13. Stu- dent Congress 3. Ambition- To guard the President of the United States. Favorite Quote- Those who say it can’t be done, are usually interrupted by others doing it.” Jay Rothberg 1708 Country Club Drive Electricians are shocking people. 187 Hclenann Rubin 115 Henfield Avenue Robert Rubinstein 159 Charlann Circle Soccer 1.3.3s Lacrosse 3.3.4s Intramural Basketball and Volleyball I.3.3.4, Stu dent Congress 3.4s JCl Can miles truly separate us from friends? If you want to be with them, aren't you al- ready there? Nickname Rubes Cindy Ruoff 15 Imperial Drive Shaun Sampson 88 C Kings Park Apts Peter Santangelo 648 Croyden Drive Barbara Santos 3 Scat ter good Road Michael Sargent 804 Richard Road Mark Savage 431 Gatewood Road Mindy Savar 1610 Pleasant Drive Susan E. Rudolph 1536 Burnt Mill Road Field Hockey Is Basketball Manager Is Lacrosse 1.3s Student Congress 1.3.3s Class Activities 1.3s Pacesetters 3s Chemistry Lab Aid 4 Craziness lies within a happy heart. To my friends- the times we have endured together are special memories of mine. Don't forget the memories. 188 Heidi Savitch 539 Brian Drive Pacesetters 3.3.4� Spanish Club 3.4� Hunger Project 3.4� Bleacher Bums I. Treasures Most Sweatpants, bubble gum. being elected sweetheart of SI of Sigma Alpha Rho. and Mitch Jill Savitch 539 Brian Drive Yearbook 4� Spanish Club 4� Ceramics Club 3� Hunger Project 3.4. No one knows what it is that he can do till he tries. Vera Scali 19 Dawning Street Richard Scaricamazza 653 Guilford Road Thomas Schaefer 4 Locust Grove Road Jim Schaeffer 17 Harrowgate Drive Baseball I� Soccer I� Tennis 3� Cross Country 3.4� Winter Track 3.4� Spring Track 3,4. Best Memories-Mr. Wit- zig’s ”AI ’right, Mr. Kupzyn's elec- tricity class, good times in cross country and track, the cross country manager Homdel Terri Schelm 506 Balsam Road Pal Party 3.3.4� JCL 3� Yearbook 3� Mt. Misery 3.3� Foreign Exchange 3� Cum Laude 4. When’s graduation? entire senior class Best Memories -Lady Go- diva Night at Liz’s. Treasures Most- My parents, close friends an upbeat song. Ginger and Sandy Liz Schiffman 497 Fern Avenue Field Hockey 1.3� Lacrosse 1.3� Basket- ball Manager 1.3.3.4� Class Gov’t 1.3.3.4� Student Congress 1.3.3. vice president 4. And so it’s time to change our ways, but I’ve loved these days.” Bob Schmerling 113 Walt Whitman Bldv Jazz Band 3.4� Electronic Music 3� Pi- ano Club 4. Best Memories-Mr. Bur row's 9th grade electricity class. Jazz Band in llth grade, and Hoedown at the Variety Show April 35. 1980. Gene Schmidt 163 Ashbrook Road 189 Ronald Schorr 216 Society Hill JCL 1.2.3� Computer Club 4� One Act I.2.3.4� Intramural Table Tennis 2.3. I know you know that you know, but you and I both know you’re not me. Larry Schwartz 1012 Annapolis Drive Eric Schmoll 43 Harrowgate Drive Football 1.2.3.4� Basketball 1.2� Baseball 1.2,3.4. Best Memories-Fun with Stub bles. Jeppe. Duffy. Fluffy. Kovered Wagon and Mr. Punkin. (TB and Je- peto) - Caucus lives” Deborah Schnabel 1300 Heartwood Drive Mary Schneider 14 Wicklow Court Heidi Mae Schulter 118 Chaucer Place JCL 1.2� French Club 3.4� Track I� World Affairs Club 3� Guidance Aid 2.3� Cougarette Manager I. What ap- pears to be the end may really be a new beginning. John Schultz 129 Farmington Road Bonnie Schwartz 504 Gatewood Road Guidance Aid I� Softball 1.2� Basket ball 2� Tennis 3. Treasures Most- Friends and summers at camp Cheryl Scoglio 134 Dumas Road John Scott 120 Chaucer Place Paul Scott IX) Chaucer Place Robert Segal X) Robin Lake Drive Stacey Seligman 431 Doral Drive Krystma Senk 1221 Cardinal Lake Drive Todd Seyler Lisa Schaffer 39 Lakeview Drive 1918 Pippin Court Computer Club 3.4� Intramurals 2.3.4� Cum Laude Society 4 Dhiren Shah 14 Tunbridge Road Tennis 1.2.3.4. Don't walk in front of me. I may not follow. Don't walk be- hind me. I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” Camus Beverly Shannon 1971 Green Tree Road Susan Shapiro I507 Randy Lane Suzanne Shapiro 204 Southeast Gate Orchestra I.2.3.4� Cougarettes 3.4. Spanish Club 2 191 Scoti Shaw 33 Charles Lane Baseball I.3.3.4� Basketball I.3.3.4, “Winners never quit. Eileen Sheer in 136 Old Orchard Road Soccer Manager l.3i Freshman Band It Swimming 3. Treasures Most-Jim Bruce Shelton 133 Ashley Court Coleen Anne Teresa Shields 4Q3 Pelham Road The bonds that link your true family is not of blood, but of joy. rarely do family members grow up under the same roof. Frank Shields KM lavenham Road Swimming 3.3.4 Mark Shusterman 1811 Rolling Lane Sam Silver 3 Pembroke Court Class President 1.3.4. Wrestling 3.3.4t JCL L One Acts 1.3; Marching Band 1.3; Concert Band 1.3.3� Boys State; Stu- dent Congress 1.3,3.4. Worst Memory- Spirit Week ’81 '83: We’ll get ’em next year. Daniel Silverberg 1146 Fleartwood Drive Time rise, time fall Time leaves you nothing, nothing at all Floward Silvers 1833 Country Club 192 Paul Sinclair 143 Ashbrook Road Wesleigh O. Si co Mary Jo Sisti 1528 Bowling Green Drive 1913 Birchwood Drive To be ai East, is to love East, but only after you're out. signed-the Duck f Margaret Skelston 108 Carolina Avenue Barbara Smead 123 Brondesbury Place Freshman Band, Concert Band 2, Wind Ensemble 3� Colorguard 1.2.3 captain 4j Regiment East 3« Eidolon Editor 2.3. Editor-in-Cheif 4. Student Congress 4. Best Memory-BfcL Pro- ductions. Wouldn't it be nice?” Gene Smierciak 1514 Longfellow Jeanine Smith 2011 Oueen Anne Road Kenneth Smith Jr. 100 Ward Terrace Wrestling I, Gymnastics l.2,3.4i Track and Field I.2.3.4 Ambition-To run in the OLYMPICS. Nickname-Clay Abbe Simmons 150? Hillside Drive Field Hockey I, Lacrosse 1.2, Class Sec retary 1.2, Basketball Manager I.2.3.4, Student Council 1.2.3.4. Best Memo- ries Celebrations with all my friends, the pumpkin and fearsome 4. hammer head and ho. my southern belle. Treasures Most Excellent times with the senior gang 19 Phylise Smith 1534 Brick Road Best of friends never part. Best of fools will love forever from the bot- tom of their hearts. Nick Sochanchak 38 Palmwood Avenue Soccer 1.3.3� Baseball I� Track 3.3.4� Wmter Track 3.4 Mark Soler 1353 Charleston The memories of a man in his old age are the deeds of a man in his prime. Jodi Solomon 7 Darien Drive Robert Soslow 516 Tearose Lane Marching Band 1.3 section leader 4; Wind Ensemble 1.3.3.4� Orchestra 1.3.3.4� Show Orchestra 3.3.4� French Club 1.3.3 Vice Pres. 4, JCL 1.3� Year book 3 Editor 4 Clarinets rule! Joseph Spector 1759 larkspur Road ZA Mark Spector 137 Sandringham Road Chris St. Louis 614 Croyden Drive Greg Stabler 1109 Willowdale Drive Lynda Beth Starr 3 Gatehouse Lane Marching Band 1.3� Freshman Band I� Concert Band 3� Demogorgon editori- al board 3.3� Newspaper 3 editor 3 editor in-Chief 4� Student Gov't 1.3.3.4� French Club 3.3.4� Library Aid 3� Cum Laude Society 4 lisa Stem 19 3 Rolling Lane Cary Stubin 1546 Hillside Drive Football I.2.3.4� Basketball 2� Track IJ.3 Papi Strasser 17 Latches Lane Track 1.2.3.4; Swimming 1.2 Treasures Most Mom. Dad. Ann. Frankie. Bis marck. Eva. Ricky. Max. Hansel Gre tal. Ambition Graduate with my BSN. get married to a farmer and live hap- pily ever after. Mark Style 401 Cranford Road Tennis I.2.3.4 Steve Struthers 152 Walt Whitman Blvd. Ed Sullivan 102 Old Carriage Road Suzy Stauffer 7 Rymill Terrace Color Guard 1.2; Drama 1.2.3.4; News- paper 4; Thespian Society 3.4; Mime Co. 1.2� Broadcast Team I.2.3.4; Stu- dent Gov t I.2.3.4; Lacrosse I. Trea sures Most- My best friend Wood berg , blurb-m out with E. Vittori. summer of '81 and. of course, the ever lasting inustaphas (as well as the mus- tettes) and Rob Kathleen Sullivan 134 Keats Place Annette Talerico 1697 Lark Lane Tennis 3; Student Activities 3.4. Best Memory Great times with the fish, killer volleyball, and especially Rosie. It s ducky! Elizabeth Tatterson 436 Burning Tree 195 Scot I Taylor 55 Pinevalley Road Luz Tenorio 1613 Kresson Road Mike Thomas Susann L. Thomas 709 Kresson Road 1307 Winston Way Broadcasting I.3.3.4, Student Con- gress 3.4s Usherette 1.3. Only one thing matters that wherever we go and however we go. we hear the music of life. Brad Tinkelman 513 Gatewood Road Soccer 1.3,3s Lacrosse Club 3.3.4s Span ish Club 3.3.4s Science League 3.4 Nickname Tink” Favorite Quote • ’Heck. I don’t know. Ambition To be something that makes money. Barry Tippy 113 Pine Valley Road Alfred Toliver KM Kresson Road Lisa Tomsk III Warfield Road All I ever wanted was to know that you were dreaming. ” Congratulations JH. Love and thanks SN. Nadine A. Toriello 1605 Crown Point Lane Crew 1.3.3s Drama 1.3.3.4s One Acts Is Thespian Society 3.4. Favorite Quote - The Cynic is one who never sees a good quality in a man and never fails to see a bad one.” Best Memory ■ Touring Co. trip to England 1% Hizanne Tracy 16 Nantucket Drive Terry Tressel 122 Eaton Way Denise Trigiam 1221 Cropwell Road Orchesis 1.2.3.4, Drama 2.3. People who need people are the luckiest peo- ple in the world. H. Catherine Tubb 117 Fenwick Road Lisa Tucker 1510 Chalet Drive Track l Cheerleading 2.3 Ambition - To redress all the men in the world. Angela Turner 1904 Birchwood Park Drive Michaelangela Rainbows and sun- shine daydreams forever. Bruce A. Turner 1152 Liberty Bell Drive Never be so immature as to be given what you have the power to earn.” Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. Nikki Turner Michael Turtz 1808 M ri. Drive 1995 Gr« .ree Road Best Memory weekends. Convention '30. 9th grade lunch and 5th period gym. Jennifer Tyler 20 Weston Court Freshman Ensemble l Wrestling Man- ager l.2i Choir 1.4. Treasures Most all my friends who are very special peo pie in such a beautiful way and whom I'll always remember. Ambition- health. wealth and happiness. 197 Tetry Udicious 300 Provinctown Circle Basketball 1.2� Soccer 1.2.3.4. Uy Alec Ugol 19 Lamp Post Lane AV Aid I. Computer Club 2.3� Science League 3.4� Track 3.4� Newspaper 4� PRO 4� Cum Laude Society 4� Student Congress Representative 4. Don't surround yourself with yourself. Yes John Urban 1240 Crane Drive Future Architects Club 2. It takes a little insanity to keep your sanity, be- sides crazy is more fun. Best wishes class of '82. Lisa Vitosky 21 W. Split Rock Drive Student Gov't l( Freshman Band I� Con- cert Band 2. Marching Band I.2.3.4� Photography Club 3.4� Yearbook 4� Eastside Editor 4� Photo Aid 4� Nat’l Art Honor Society 3.4. Try to realize it's all within yourself, no one else can make you change, and to see you're really only very small, and life flows on within you and without you.” Mike Utain 403 Junewood Drive Mike Van Zyl 304 Juniper Drive Ellen Vittori 9 Papermill Road Fran Voltis Kim Vosgerichian 1711 Country Ckib Drive 3125 Old Marlton Do not follow the path that may lead. Go. instead where there is no path and leave a trail.” Richard Waldis 30 Kenwood Drive 198 Beth Wallach Judy Walsh 229 Sandringham Road 417 Morris Drive Track I� Cheerleading 2.3.4 Maria Walsh 105 Ashford Road Chris Ward 121 Walt Whitman Bldv. Kim Ward 121 Walt Whiman Blvd. Katherine Waterman 1224 Crane Drive Gregory Waties 1117 Liberty Bell Tom Watson 7 Pawtucket Drive Jazz Band 2.3.4� Cross Country 3.4� Newspaper 3.4� Wind Ensemble 2.3.4� Pres, of Cum Laude Society 3. Co ordinator of PRO 4� Math and Chemistry League 3.4� Boys' tate. Nicknames - Behn Wilson” Holly Wood . Favorite Quote Oon t make those AerHess mis- takes Jennifer Webber 574 Warwick Road Field Hockey 12.3,4� Basketball I� Soft- ball 1.2� Lacrosse 3.4� Vocal Workshop I� Bel Canto 2. Best Memory- Hockey Camp '81. Peeping Clam and her Bud- dy Grill. B-camp. Lady Katie. Bell. Mar esy. Kathy, and the HD Ball. Barbara Weigel 22 Hilltop Drive Basketball I� Swimming I.2.3.4� Track I.2.3.4� Cross Country 3.4� PAL 3 Trea sures Most- Tom Zahniser. Laura. El- len. Barb. Best Memories Quebec '80. 2 23 80. Favorite Saying- Trust in the Lord with all your heart. 199 L Mary Weiner Howard Weinstein 304 N Woodstock Drive KN4 Cardinal lane Field Hockey 0.3.4� Swimming I� La- crosse 1.2.3 captain 4 Terrence Wells 509 Covered Bridge Road Ann Welsh 1607 N. Bowling Green Drive Larry Wenger 5d Morris Drive Theatre 0.3.4� DECA 3.4. Break a leg!!” Teri Whalen 106 Lavenham Road Student Gov’t 3.4� Student Activities 3� Bio-Careers Club 3.4� Class Secre- tary 4. The secret of life is en|oying the passage of time.” Treasures Most - 44 Laura Whitten 1604 Plymouth Rock Drive Does it take a death to learn what a life is worth - Jackson Browne fk Kim Wickham Cathy Wiener Don Wildauer 113 Wexford Drive 16 Scattergood Road Marching Band O Drum Major 3.4� Wind Ensemble 0.3.4� Jazz Band Manager 2.3.4� Orchestra 2.3.4� Pit Orchestra 3.4. Treasures Most- Good times the junior and senior group. 7 E. Riding Drive Laurie Wilfon 110 Nantucket Drive Broadcasting I� Colorguard 2.33 Treasures Most - Glen and th gang! Best Memory - Lavaletu last minute parties, and 10th grad chemistry class. 200 Kim Wilkinson 15 Elbow Lane Swimming 1.3.3.4 Crystal A. Williams 303 Mimosa Drive One Acts 3i Pacesetters 3. Go with the tide of life. Debbie Williams 30 Moore Avenue Guidance Aid I. Treasures Most - Barb B. Remember Yesterday, dream about tomorrow but live today. Patti Wilson 5 Old Towne Road Field Hockey U.3.4� lacrosse I.3.3.4� Basketball U. Treasures Most Becky. Bell. Bashful. The Baker (JW). The Box. The Bomb. Buddy Grill and her clam Mitchell Winkler 1334 liberty Bell Drive Lonnie Winn 113 Haral Place Steven Withers 1545 Chalet Drive Daniel G. Wolfe 38 Edgewood Drive David Wolfe 38 Edgewood Drive Football I.3.3.4. Treasures Most - sum- mer. the sun. When the going gets tough the tough get going. Susan Wolfe 117 Mews Court Swimming I.3.3.4� Track 3.3.4. name Wolfie” Linda Wood 306 Provincetown Road Nick- Richard Wood 1130 Buttonwood Drive Soccer I.3.3.4. Treasures Most Maria Gonzales. Best Memory The Corner. Ambition To succeed Su Ching Wu 410 Browning lane Orchestra 1.3.3.4� Chamber Orchestra 3s Show Orchestra 3.3s Yearbook 4s Asian Club 3.4 The misery of life is not a problem to be solved, but a reali ly to be experienced. Clarence Wynne 114 Caroline Avenue Craig Wynne 503 Queen Anne Road Dorcas Yao Drew Yeager 115 Ashbrook Drive 1333 forge Drive Biology Careers Club Secretary 3. Pres. 4s Belles of East 4s Chemistry league 3.3s Math league 3.4: Cum Laude Society 4s Chansons You mean you didn't study for the test? Good, that makes two of us. David Young 613 Croyden Drive Football 1.3.3.4s Basketball 1.3 Win ning is not everything, but making the effort to win is.” - Vince Lombardi Anthony Zazzu 415 Heart wood Road 202 Sharon Ziegler 114 Sunnybrook Road Jennifer Zielstorf 1403 Plaza Towers Apt. Joseph Zimmer 5 Darien Drive Steven Zimmerman 432 Fireside Lane Andrew Zoblin 516 Queen Anne Road Cross Country li Wrestling 3; One Act 3. Pacesetters I Jill Zucker Cyril Zuidema 716 Landmark I '� 8 cotswold lane 203 Camero Shy Stefanie Berg Marco Bernadino Jacqueline Bottom John Buckley Reginald Cammack Stephen Coolahan John Coulter Kirk Coulter Allen Creveling Jr. Monique Simone De Nie Alan Elkner Andre Facchine Mitchell Flomenhoft John Forte Willaim Fox David Gardner Carmen Grasso Mary Louise Grigaitis Deborah Hamilton Dana Handy Robert Hoover David Hurwitz Sanjeev Kalani Elizabeth Laird Hans Larsson Eugene Lewandowski Karen Little Kevin Lynch Joseph Magee Chris Martin Michael Migrass Timothy Mulawa Charisse Neal Michael Nolan Paul Nyfield Debra Pennett Nicholas Petalino Scott Pifer Eric Rubenstein Debbie Rudderow Todd Sahba Michael Sawicki Richard Schweitzer Stanley Senk Maria Spagnolia Clarence Synne Eva Tolis Mark Vickers Mark Wald Robert Wallaver Elizabeth Walter Connie Weden Lori Wood Nothing Ever Goes As Planned mind you. but a deep muddy one, sort of like one made by an old covered wagon on a road of quicksand. First, the sophomores and Spirit week. Yeah, we know they’re spirited brats, but we re Seniors! Then we thought we could make amends by challenging the juniors to a Powder Puff Football game. Yeah, we know they're a little slow, but we re Seniorsl Then, our barbarque! Too bad wet coals don't burn well. Twas a pity though, all those raw hamburgers. All of a sudden, when blackness seemed abysmal, we pulled yourselves out. We’d have thought it impossible, but there's something about the senior's body chemistry. Maybe it was adrenalin, but whatever it was. it worked. The class trip was a roaring success, achieving distances beyond any achieved before. Finally, the blood drive. Valentine’s Day and the Senior Prom helped give the year a sense of success. Sinking In Spirit Week . . . Y And Then Come Powder Puff Problems . . . I think we're in trouble | ir • X Too bad the juniors really did do it betterl ’Cause nothing ever goes as planned It’s a helluva notion Even Pharoahs turn to sand Like a drop in the ocean You’re so together and you act so civilized But every time that things go wrong, you’re still surprised You've done your duty and paid a fortune in dues Still got those Mother Nature's Blues -STYX Bur As Always, The Class Of '82 Comes Through! s i 205 Last Will Tfestament The Class of 1982. supposedly of sound mind and sound body does hereby bequeath the following: To the Guidance Department: A year without schedule changes or corrections To the History Department: A text other than Bailey To Mr. Simon: A Michelle” mug so Michael won't be lonely To Dr. Dwyer: A button-down shirt in every color to replace his turtlenecks To Mr. Woods: A nightlight and a hot tub in the mountains in Vermont To Mr. O’Breza: A dead hippo and a class that's like, impressed, radically speaking, as it were. To Mr. Carr: Someone to watch his kids To Mrs. Rubinstein: Proofs that don’t need corrections To Mr. Shaw: A record library of Tom Petty To Mrs. Hayes: A Roman civilization To Dr. Rollin and her future classes: Ten free bleating lessons To Mr. Griffenberg: The world of relaxation To Miss Schooley: A year’s supply of free donuts To Mr. Kovnat: An invitation to the Cannes Film Festival To Mrs. Bieberbach: People who keep the wet-side wet and the dry-side dry To Mrs. Hopp: A clean yearbook room To Mr. Nation: 104 kids that will stay quiet at the same time To Mr. Druce: A class of Dorcas Yao’s To Mr. Pinzur: A book of 'good’’ jokes To Mr. Berryann: A new set of vectors To Mr. Thompson: Microscopic rugby shirts for the drosophilia To Mr. Wiltsee: All the accumulated bugs and butterflies from the track team To Mr. Krantz: One crate of Mexican crabs To Mr. Kim: A barrel of peanuts and a box of moles To Mr. Cost: A trip to Florida without 150 seniors To Mr. Branin: A perpetual calendar To Mr. Lyons: A short sabbatical so that you’re back where you belong To Mr. Gallagher: Good luck with the NEW Senior class To Mr. Lacovara: 698 answers to the question Why?” To Mr. Terranova: A year’s supply of cookies to refill your cannister To Mr. Belchikoff: An interior decorator to replace Ken Davis To the Juniors: A class trip to Florida The soccer team leaves John Henry to the 1982-83 team Barbara and Leslie would like to leave the yearbook to whomever will take it. 206 For the hours they spend deliberating on our behalf monitoring our education agonizing over the budget exulting in our successes We dedicate this edition of our yearbook to The Members of the Board of Education Aside from the daily academic rituals of wis- dom's abode. Cougars partake in a myriad of ac- tivities ranging from creative writing to modern dance. The English language, full of picturesque phrases and expressions, has an interesting word for this, namely supererogation. Working above and beyond the call of duty is part of the nature of the students of Cherry Hill East. Staying awake until the moon begins to fade to complete that important rehearsal, chasing that scoop for Eatttide's cover page, and painting that last elec- tion poster for upcoming student council elec- tions form the well rounded (or perhaps sharp- toothed is more appropriate) student. But. achieving sharp-toothedness is not the sole pur- pose of a Cougar's supererogation — it would be easier to find a good dentist. It is more the fun and frolic of sharing time with friends and the discovery of the ecstasy of success that lures students to participate instead of rushing home to watch General Hospital or to devour the con- tents of the refrigerator. The benefits of active participation are mutual, with students giving a little extra time and effort for various clubs and organizations, and receiving the satisfaction and delight of accomplishment. Student Congress Officers Top: Donna Morgenstern- Publicity Manager. Middle: Barry Man- gel- President. Mr. Belchikoff- Advisor. Liz Schiffman- Treasurer Bottom: Ken Kaplan- Student Activities. Student Congress Representatives Seniors: G. Barrett. C. Bauer. G. Cannon. $. Colaprete. B. Compton. Y. Davidovitch. M. Edelstein. J. Deringer. S. Eleazar. J. Fox. M. Galman. D. Graham. E. Griebling. K. Henderson. S. Kanovsky. G. Lee. M. Laufgraben. D. Morgenroth. K. Morgenroth. L. Mulhall. F. Natkin. S. Roland. R. Rubenstein. D. Shah. S. Thomas. A. Ugol. K. Nagler. S. Silver. C. Metzman. T. Whalen. D. Gilson. L. Blinderman. L. Starr. B. Smead. Juniors: K. Bannett. S. Blackman. K. Brown. S. Casella. J. Chase. G. Coticone. B. Cravitz. R. Elson. S. Fichman, S. Glassburn. L. Goldenberg. S. Gordon. A. Gross. D. Kamerling. J. Krivy. A. Lee. V. Lee. A. Marks. J. Medinger. W. Melamut. C. Moliken. T. Myers. I. Ostergard. B. Ross. C. Tinkleman, J. Waxman. V. Witting. R. Azar. K. Magosin. J. Shaw. R. Vasa. Sophomores: R. Clark. C. Craven. D. Day. L. Flax. J. Gerstein. M. Goldstein. C. Hartman. S. Kastenberg. J. Kim. J. Klavens. D. Langton. B. MacConnell. B. MacDonald. A. Meltzer. A. Miller. M. Mullin. D. Phillips. B. Robertson. D. Rohrbach. C. Shaugnessy, J. Schmerler. T. Schmoll. P. Schoor. D. Smith. G. Wasdman. R. Welsh. L. Berg. R. Pietz. A. Grossman. K. Shelfer. Freshmen: B. Bloom. S. Goldkrantz. R. Jacobs. J. Liss. A. Seybold. B. Welch. J. Goldhand. T. Olsen. K. Anthony. J. Batt. S. Brawn. K. Mauchin. D. Dorovich. S. Fendrick. J. Goldberg. C. Hadjiyannis. K. Hood. A. Kauffman. G. Lang. J. Mangel. S. Mobini. D. Rorke. D. Serata. D. Shiroff. S. Syal, G. Vincoff, J. Wydra. 211 Nurse's Office Sue Hague. Marian Kelly. Lori Gottlieb. Tricia Berk. Sharon Jackson. Gwen Goldblatt, Amy Marks. Janine Thomas, Danielle Fox, Beth Krieger Library Row 2: Kris O'Neill, Alyssa Rubin, Bill Shenkle. Randy Segal. Susan Pak. Larry Price. Row .- Aimee Kohn, Joelle Garnick. Rosemary Diliberato, Mi- chelle Raffner. Sonya Kim Row 2: Kelly McCaughey. Suzanne Tracy. Amy Key, Christine Dean, Manisha Chakarbarti, Jigna Desai, Amy Berger, Juliet Liss, Heidi Liss. Julie Krivy, Mary Elyn Lempa, Row .-Ann Miller. Elena Giromdelli, Maria Kanzler Office Top: Kevin Mochel Middle: Don Joseph. Ralph Masino Bottom: Bill Thomas. Marge Stephan Stage Crew 213 Guidance 214 Cafeteria Band Top- Andy Susskind, John Whip- ple. Mike Guerra, Carolyn Strobl Middle- Sue Milner. Pam Mert- sock. Betty Anne Rosa. Jennie Durr Bottom- Pam Kritz. Mike Li- sicky Missing-Kristi Cheney Choral Leslie Blinderman, Mike Lisicky, Pam Kritz 215 Publishing 0 1 Cx Let’s see those pearly whites! mon Krisitii sing, sing, sing! An aerial view of our courtyard. The man to whom we owe so much of our change Cherry Hill High School East Kresson Road Cherry Hill, N. J. 08003 Oct. 9, 1981 VOL 16 No. 2 INSIDE Pretenders II ..... p3 Opinion On Spirit Week ..... p2 Mr. Shaw Drama Group Visits East: England Invades America How does a two week tour of California become part of Cherry Hill's history? Ask Mr Nation, head of Easr's Drama Department Yes. California was the destination of East's first touring company E-st's drama exchange program started in 1976 when we were contacted by San Francicso's El Cammo High School, who wanted a base while their touring company was in this area Their idea led to the tour of the 1976 production Godspell After that, the drama exchange program stood sail until last fall, when a talented group of students - the company of Music' Broadway' America! actually went to England They toured from London to Canterbury and found such hospitality everywhere that they invited the drama department of St. Edmund's School in Can- terbury to come here, which they did from September 8 to 12 this year They attended classes here at East. when sightseeing in Philadelphia, and performed at both Cherry Hill East and West Finallv th Fridav hefrwr ! f this country, the warm-hearted East The drama department of East felt the program was a good ex perience for all involved students, giving them a chance to get close to other cultures Because of this they want to put together another touring company for next year What will the destination be- Europe. or a tour m this country? Whatever the destination. East's acton and actresses will doubtless do a great job As Mr Nation puts it. We are very proud to have such a high caliber of talent at East and we are anxious to share these talents and to represent our school and community Has Spirit Week Become Too Competetive? By Albert Park I am not a loud, fiery radical out to beat the system nor am I a Mr Goody- Two-Shoes I am not here to get some- one assassinated or to cause student riots First. I probably would not succeed if I had tried Second. I would not graduate and third, it would do more harm than good The editorial in this section will concern my views on certain events or issues in this school I will try to usebest judgement in being fair and honest Spirit Week began on Monday. September 21 That Monday began like any other typical school week, with sports talk orabout school However, the sounds of students could be heard from the halls, looking for hidden paper cougars In my yean at East. I have never found one (It is not that I did not try. but. thenagain. I can never find my toothbrush whenever I need it) Tuesday, elections were made for Spirit King and Queen Wednesday. The Seniors won the most points in the cake com- petition The ones who won fmt place all-around made the same cake that they did last year, disregarding this years theme I heard about a cakethat was made of cardboard and frosting, and another one that had orange peels and a pickle Thursday, there were hall decorations and costumes I dressed as an American student going to school (Sec SPIRIT WEEK P r 2) One Back, Two Ahead Cougars March Again by Andrea Gross Cherry Hill East almost started this year's football season without a marching band, but fortunately the band is now back and getting ready to perform. Football games would never have been the same without the familiar spirit and beat of the Cougar band The marching band got off to a terrific start this year Their many hours of practicing this summer during band camp paid off when it was announced that they had come in second at the Miss America Parade in Atlantic City. The band and the band front were looking forward to a spirited season Then the trouble began At a practice one afternoon their director. Roy Hough, announced his resignation as head of the Cougar band. Ed- mund Moore, assistant director of the band, and color guard advisors followed this example and also resigned in support of Roy Hough Mr Hough explained to the devastated mem ben of the Cougar band that his resignation was caused by a personal conflict within the music department Thu conflict was thought to be a duagreement over the placement of a new director for the Wind Ensemble The band and the band front now had an imponant decision to make Would they too refuse to perform in s support of Roy Hough or would they try to learn the field show without the guidance of their instructors? Refusal to practice and perform would mean a cancellation of their performance on October 1 at Veteran’s Stadium for a Phillies' game. Luckily the decision did not have to be made. Roy Hough apologized to the school ad- ministration, instrumentalists, color guard, and Cougarettes and resumed hu position as director. The band u now working diligently on their field show eager to start football season, and especially excited to perform at the Phillic's game Career Resource Center Helps In Sorting Facts From Fiction by Debbie Kaplan This year the Guidance Depanment will have a special center for looking at career op- portunities The Careers Resource Center, located in A-ooJ. will have films, cassettes, books and pam- phlets concerning educational and career opportunities If all goes as planned, it will open November 1 The center, coordinated by Mr Sabin and Mrs Zalusky. of the Guidance Department, will be a place where any student can do research concerning their career interests. If used wisely, it should help the students fo determine the programs that they would like to apply for in college , said Mr Sabin He also stated that a counselor and a secretary will be there every period. All a student has to do is get a pass from their counselor before going down. One of the reasons the center is being set up is that there a a new state law requiring each student to complete one semester of career work in order to graduate Many of the departments in school will be using t the center in order tro help students fulfill this requirement. Row I: Julie Clark, Jenny Williams, Steve Kastenberg, Lisa Vitosky, Craig Iskowitz, Tom Watson. Row 2: Lora Wakefield. John Magee. Michael Constanza, Debbie Kaplan, Carolyn Old. Lisa Forman Demogorgon Demogorgon. according to Classical Mythology, is a mysterious and terrifying demon sometimes described as ancestor of all the gods. Demogorgon. the art and literary magazine. has been in existence for the past fourteen years. Excellent creative writing. distinctive illustrations and carefully planned layouts have become rules rather than exceptions in the publication. The three qualities which most affect the total product are: unity of tone, which results from the use of a theme for the issue. artistic display, and reader appeal. The Demogorgon was established in order to recognize excellence in art and literature among talented high school students, as well as to encourage participation by all students. Sroff Tim Ash Bama Athreya Robyn Azar Karen Bannett Abbe Bayer Patrick Callaghan Anita Cordero Jill Defeo Marlise Ellis Sherri Farber Sara Goldberg Caryn Flersh Aimee Kohn Susan Kramer. Marsellen Kiernan. Tara Luongo. Amy Marks. Judy Nessel. Cathy Norton. Lisa Ridgik. Bill Rossnagel, Stacey Seligman. Lisa Stilley, Brian Yecies Cherry Hill High School East n T Under chair: Leslie Blinderman-Editor-in-Chief Front: Craig Iskowitz-Sports, Barbara Smead-Editor-in-Chief, Sue Choi-Faculty, Mike Lisicky-Sports, Back: Robert Soslow-Activities, Grace Lee-Seniors, Joel Pearlman-Literary. Kris ONeill-Activities. Carolyn Old-Art, Heidi Liss-Publicity Ads. Craig Hersho- vitz-Underclassmen. Hun Liu-Seniors, Bonnie Ross-Sports, Stamo Kokolis Fea tures Missing: Donna Morgenstern-Features, Jennifer Cardonick-Publicity Ads, Juliet Liss-Art 220 Mr. Carr Leslie Blinderman and Barbara Smead Mrs. Hopp-Art Layout Mrs. Rubinstein-Literary EIDOLON 1982 Wow Cosmic B L Productions' We want I want MY name listed first. Uh oh-leslie made another one of her lists.” Which one of us is more like Renee? This place is a mess.” Are you here?” What-no cut slips?” No-this is not the Eastside office.” Isn’t the photographer cute?” Wow we re actually meeting all the deadlines!” Leftover yearbooks?-Burn Them! When my Mom was editor-in-chief You don’t like our decorations? The elves did it.” I just love to stay until K 30 pm on Friday.” We need Adsllll” Are you camera ready?” You DON’T know what 06998 is?” First I have to feed my face.” No homework in homeroom please.” This is extention ’'0'’ like an outside line I'm about due for a good cry.” Everyone be quiet. Leslie wants to make another one of her announcements.” To: Mr. Carr. Linda Bond and Renee Mazer - This is just a subtle hint to let you know that WE DID IT! 221 _Q D U _c u c 0; N France, a marvelous country proud of its command of romance and intelligence, permeates American culture through East’s French Club. Le Cercle Fran ;ais. From La Clair Fountaine and Crepes Suzettes to Blanche Meige et Les Sept Petits Mains. Le Cercle Francais captures the invigorating spirit of Paris (that’s Pa re) and brings the heart of France to C303. Susan Achey. Bama Aihreya. Laura Brodsky. Steve Capsuto. Christal Chacon. Jodi Chase. Jean Chao. Kim Colaprete. Steve Colaprete. Gina Cannon, Maria Duca. Yael Davidovitch. Loren Ellis. Jyl Fareira. Arleen Farrales. Jean Freed- man. Michelle Fuchs. Danielle Gilson. Lucia Girombelli. Michael Ha. Lisa Katz. Stamo Kokolis. Zenda Kuo. Grace Lee. Sue Lee. Uncha Lee. Eric Levine. Vasudha Linjeretti. Amy Lobel. Judy Lyons. Jeff Maskovsky. Cheryl Moliken. Kenny Morgan. Ken Nemeth. Rachel Park. Joel Pearlman. Susan Ralston. Kathy Reno. Maria Santucci. Frederick Schmidt. Debbie Shashoua. Robert Soslow. Lynda Starr. Sharon Tasman. Michael Walsh _Q _D U _c CO c o Q_ i ) Lauren Appel. Karen Bannet. Jordan Barenstein. Amy Berger. Jenny Block, Michael Bronstein. Amy Brown. Steven Capsuto. Irene Caramuta. Mamsha Chakrabarti. Lucia Chang. Linda Chon. Robert Chou. Howard Chu. Diana Day. Rob DiGiacomo. Kathy Dondona. Jeff Driben. Beth Dunoff. Linda Ebner. Stella Eleazar. Ruth Elson. Arleen Farrales. Evan Feuer. Stacey Fichman. Todd Fisher. Lisa Forman. Kathy Friedman. Neil Fucnmayor. Barbara Gail. Bob Gallen. Stuart Gerson. Lisa Goldanburg. Sandy Goldburg. Sherry Greenfield. Chris Gregory. Fernando Gurtubay. Monica Haddad. Kutt Hatter. John Hen- nessy. Doug Karan, Andrea Kauffman. Sonya Kim. Josh Kobb. Dina Kravet. Julie Krivy. Marc Laufgraben. Karen LeCates. Sue Lee. Karen Levy. Lisa Magraudo. Barry Bangal. John McCord. Wendy Melamut. Melissa Mills. Susan Mineham. Dan Richlin. David Romicher. Bonnie Ross. Steve Ross. Susan Rykaczewski. Heidi Savitch. Jill Savitch. Frank Slattery. Debbie Smith. Ilyse Soltoff. Sue Steinberg. Beth Strickler. Lee Tiedrich. Justine Trinidad. Scott Turner. Susan Vazzana. Gary Waldman, Michele Whipple. Jenny Williams. Karen Zeller. Toro! Toro! Toro! The matador has entered the stadium under a shower of broad hats and blood red roses. He waves his cape fearlessly in the face of the toro and gracefully overpowers his bulking opponent. So it is with the Spanish Club, whose members reach beyond the shackles of grammar and spelling to the fluid beauty of Spain. Though over three thousand miles away, (or is that forty-eight hundred kilo- metres?) the Spanish club conquers the oceans and the lands to find the true spirit of home. 223 Debate Team The Mystic Orient with its ancient culture and time-test- ed rituals (it’s even a source for Oil of Olay commercials!) comes alive in the Far East So- ciety. A veritable empire, the Society unravels the hidden gifts of self identity and inner strength. Row 2: Dina Kravitz. Sonya Kim, Ann Lin. Humphrey Chen. Robert Chou. Row .• Betty Chou. Grace Lee. James Kim. Sue Kyung. Michael Hu. Danielle Gilson, not pictured- Secretary, Jeeyoen Lee Argumentation is the name of the game, where East’s champion Debate team, led by Mr. Nation, battles the pros and cons of the hotly contest- ed issue of Education. Row 2: Barry Goldman. Doug Karan. Joel Pearlman. Joe Garrett Row I: Bonnie Ross, Ann Lin. Stacey Kanalstein. The Afro American Club is de- signed. through field trips and other related activities, to increase the black student's knowledge of his heri- tage. Kenny Aston. Stanley Clayton. Sean Davis. Doug Fisher. Debbie Ell- ington. Kathy Ellington. James For- chan. Jef Forchan. Lisa Fredricks, Lin- da Goldberg. Sheila Harris. Tony Haywood. Erika Huff. Angie Jennings. Candy Jennings. James Jennings. Ke- vin Jones. Mike Marriott. Brian May. Sharon May. Rose Moran. Walter Mur ray. Tawana O'Neil. Monica Proffitt. Carlene Rasheedah. Drena Smith. Ken ny Smith. Valerita Smith. Martina Tucker. Christal Washigton. Wade Washington. Jameela Welch. Cassius Williams DECA'S On-the-job vocational training is what DECA's all about. These future employees and employers participate in the grand scheme of jobs and business. Craig Banks. Elisa Briskin. Susan Carlis. Cheryl Gilmour. Pat- rick Hennegan. Jane Jones. Susan Katz. Diana Luppino. Kath- leen McGuire. Joanne McKenna, Wendy Medoff. Robert Moose. Bernadette Murphy, Daniel Parks. Helene Pilzer, Al- fred Raciti. Constance Rappaport. Lesley Rhoades. Michelle Rodgers. Victoria Rose. Alfred Toliver. Jill Vogel. Deborah Williams. Christine Vick, Cheryl Corbin. Karen Dean. Mi- chelle Edwards. Stacy Gordon. Edward Hartmann, Scott Kem- ly. Brenda Kosche. Nicholas Kouvatas. Lauren Kunkle. Cara Lanza. Hobart Montee. Robert Murnighan. Pam Pifer. Barbara Rudderow. Patricia Schadt. Eva Tolis. Lisa Tomsk, Michael Peters. Lee Brownstein. Linda Carty. Jane Henderson. Kim- John Gorczynski, Lisa Gray. Steven Hall. Kenneth Kotzker. Kristi Lemieux. Annamarie Mirrione, Joseph Mirrione. Mindy Montaque, Lisa Panchison. Maria Piantadosi. Howard Popper. Carolyn Rando. Nancy Spiegleman. Kathleen Sullivan. Lisa Tucker. Janine Weiss. Francis Zavorski. Sharon Ziegler. Den- ise Dearden. June Buck. Cari Chesney. Diane Collier. Michael Dinoto. Angela Gagliardi. Debra Gildenberg. Trade Hood. Mandi Jacobs. Leonard. Jacobs King. Kevin Johnson. Cather- ine Knight. Frederick Kuhn. John Lass, Donna Mick. Tracy Mueller. Laura Micolazzo. Kimberly Piergross. Brian Ross. Helenann Rubin. Michael Sargent. Krystina Senk. Larry Wenger berly Alper. Christine Eld. Danielle Faden. Vincent Garrity, Public Relations Organization Tom Watson. Steve Colaprete. Tom Meyers. Glenn Barrett. Justine Trinidad. Alec Ugol. Maria Kanzler. Joel Pearlman. Miriam Zellnick. Ricky Paul. Heidi Liss, Julie Krivy Bringing the news of East to the community is a job for PROs. None other than the acute news reporters of the school, these eagle-eyed scoop grabbers, cover everything from clubs to sports. Future Architects We build the cities and the dreams of tomorrow as we explore the realms of our imagination. Art Johnson, Kevin Kover. Jeff Kahn, Doug Radley. Tom LaCasse. Marc Rosen- berg. Gary Shull, Mike Sawicki. Robert Montini, Livia Nascimento, Christine Dean, Debbie Rose. Lynn C. Gries. Bruce Turner, Alan Brandies, Matthew Zimmer- man, Craig Iskowitz, Dan Medina. Dave Raymond. Carl Piccolo. Wesleigh Sisco, Rich Goldstein. James Kim, Howard Caber. John Urban, Tom Schaefer (Presi- dent). Robert Segal To relieve the suffering of others is the most satisfying work in the world. Joel Pearlman. Heidi Liss, Julie Krivy Row I: Robert Segal. Michael Miller. Ber- nard May, Ben Compton, Tim Ash. Steve Bronstein, Marc Backal. Alison Platt Row 2: Aimee Rudman, Dina Kravitz, Julie Krivy. Heidi Liss, Sue Kyung. Mike Hu. Michelle Niemeyer. Ben Freedman. Alan Stein. Andrew Riesenbach. Row 3: Robert Chou, Betty Chou. John Magee. Craig Iskowitz. Alan Swartz, Bob Gallant. Hum- phrey Chen, Greg Waties. Stuart Kerr. Dave Bunce, Dave Romisher. Steven Jaffe, Richard Schwartz This is definitely the club for those who aticipate a career in computer science, but is also ideal for anybody interested in computers. Fanrasy Games What monster lurks beyond the cave? Which dragon rules the dungeon? How can the pawn conquer the evil emperor? In a world of chance and skill where magic and mystery reign as the king and queen of the playing board, these agile minds are solving complex, imaginary problems that might some day become reali- ty Row 2: Robert Segal, Michael Miller. Dina Kravitz. Tim Ash, Mark Samuels. Steven Jaffe Row I: Craig Ostrander. Mila Maskovsky, Jennifer Cardonick, Rich Chandler, Alan Stein Science Ficrion The meeting of superminds, legendary monsters, not so leg- endary monsters, and almost human computers takes place here. Exploring the realities and paradoxes of being, fre- quenting museums, planetar- lums. and conventions and reaching far into the past to change the future, the Science- Fiction specialists play with time and space, making the new from the old and the pre- sent from dreams. Row 2: Danny Eisenberg, Steve Capsuto, Jay Goldberg. Sharon Tasman, Debbie Shashoua. Dina Kravitz Row U Ed Johnson, Bill Linville, Aimee Rudman, Michael Miller, Bonnie Ross, Joel Pearlman Broadcasting Greeting us every day with the pleasant, but stern warning. All students should now be in homeroom. this band of radio experts keeps the school informed and moving. From Happy Birthdays and Flag Salutes to club news and special events, the PA people, like strings on a fine, old violin, make East operative, complete, and beautiful. Chris Bond. Hope Crooks. Naomi Eisen. Loren EHis. Fe- lice Ginsburg. Chris Joseph. Andrea Kauffman. Jeanne Logan. Kenny Morgan. Brent Paulson. Todd Satiniff. Richard Siegmester. Mike Siuta. Debbie Skater. Wayne Smith. Scott Turner. Diana Day. Rob DiGiacomo. Mar lise Ellis. Jyl Fareira. Kurt Hatter. Bob McConnell. Jeff Maskovsky. Stacey Shapiro. Debbie Shashoua. Christine Smith. Drena Smith. Sandy Stauffer. Karen Zeller. Cheryl Archibald. Eric Brown. Dave Derfel. Beth Dun- off. Kevin Lenny. John Magee. Doug Radley. Bill Shen- kle, Justine Trinidad. Troy Vlahos. Amy Alexander. Marc Backal. Marcv Baxter. Debbie Bradm. Jennifer Cardonick. Ginanne Carpenter. Barry Chester. Lisa GnHo. Alan Hilibrand. Andrea Newton. Michael O'Brien. Rus Rainear. Debbie Richter. Suzy Stauffer. Susanne Thomas The World Affairs Club supplements the education of the student who wishes to keep abreast of international current events. Vasudha Lingerredy, Jeffrey Mascovsky. Sam Wu. Maria Santucci, Zenda Kuo. Ann Lin. Lynn Gries, Craig Iskowitz, Glenn Barrett, Jay Fox, Mitchell Putchett, Gary Waldman, Steve Kastenberg, Jeff Gerstein, Bonnie Ross A merciless game of art and wit, chess offers a chal- lenge to the imagination and the mind. Row I: Tom Smith. Mitchell Puschett. Robert Chou. Jay Fox, Rafeal Diablo. Craig Iskowitz, Ben Freedman. Row I: Flumphrey Chen. Dina Kravitz, Evin Ringer. Alan Swartz, Matt Goldman. Grace Lee Members of the Photography Club work to improve their photo- graphs while thoroughly enjoying themselves. It is an excellent opportunity! for future photographers or for those who make a hobby of the art of writing with light. Prabal Amin. Sam Beran, Joe Carey, Chris Cartwright. Flumphrey Chen. Lisa Costanza. Mauklrice Duenas. Glen Groskin. Steven Grossman, Ken Kaplan. Steve Landav. Pat Lazzari. Scott Lerner, John McCord. Neil Pober. Steve Ross, Robert Schwartz. Floward Weinstein. Frank Zeba. Kevin Zeller Offered to students who excel in art. this organization allows members to display their work and gives them a chance to study art in more depth. Tim Ash, Yael Davidovitch. Mihea Ahn. Aimee Kohn. Emily June. Marc Laurgraben, Soo Kyung Byun. Lisa Vitosky. not pictured. Kathy WEalthy Speech Team Weightlifting Club In a little room at two-thirty, these powerful Cougars lift weights of all sorts, getting into shape to outlift the competition Row 2: Scott Kramer. Tom Nugent. Drena Smith. Adam Rose. James Kim. Larry Schwartz Row I: Greg Waties. Ben Compton. Craig Lewkowitz. Michelle Niemeyer Words, being stronger than swords, are the weapons of these sharp tongued Cougars. Row 2-. Steve Capsuto., Gin- anne Carpenter. Jennifer Cardonick. (pres.). Wendy Mela- mut, (vice pres.) Row 2: Ann Lin, Sonya Kim. Drena Smith Marriol Arts Club Martial Arts Club is designed to teach the discipline over mind and body: afterwards, all you civilians”, watch outl Lisa Burns. Sung Chai, Eve Deitz. Beth Dunoff. Stacey Fichman. Mike Gallun. Howard Gaber, Barry Goldman, James Kim, John Kim, Scott Lerner. Nancy Horvitz, John Guido. Kris Maglietta. Rachelle Omenson, Craig Lewkowitz. Lisa Sheikk, Jim Raphaely. Kurt Schmidt. Michesse Bilofsky. Beverly Sax. Barvara Gail, Michelle Fuchs, Lisa Strom- vack, Steve Tischler, Jay Gordon, Mike Ma- selli. John Dwyer, Joe Diamond. Allen Fran- kel. Alex Ioffe. Anthony Lantoio. Mike Pin- cosy, Marius Moscovici. Hope Crooks. Dan- ielle DiRenzo, Mark Elson. Brian Anton JCL The Junior Classical League is for students who are interested in the study of classical civilization. The members get a chance to participate in activities such as Roman ban- quets. They are also given the opportuni- ty to visit nearby institutions. Row 2: Tim Ash. Michelle Niemeyer. Andree Dalschaert. Mitchell Puschett. Scott Kramer. Tom Nul- gent. Drena Smith. Adam Rose. Andrea New- ton. Maria Czuzak. Row h Howard Wein- stein. Leslie Blinderman. Kathy Betz. Karen Morgenroth. Jodi Chase. Liz Kokolis. 229 _Q _D U CO a� a c_ o u CTi _o o CD For students interested in majoring in the fields of Biol- ogy, this club supplies infor- mation on various careers. The members are offered a chance to take field trips and see the people working at their jobs. Participating in this program, interested students travel to var- ious schools and take a set of tests. This al- lows them to see how they compare to stu- dents from other schools. Row I: Julie Krivy, Dorcas Yao. Marc Laufgraben. Barb Hartman. Justine Trinidad. Row 2: Wendy Melamut, Terri Whalen. Pam Kritz. Humphrey Chen, Eric Levine, Row 3: Doug Karan. Albert Park, Jay Rothberg. Aaron Kramer. David Yao New Jersey Science League Row I: Albert Park, Marc Laufgraber. Row 2: Pam Kritz, Aaron Kramer. Alec Ugol The Lacrosse Club, an exciting organization, brings together players to participate in the oldest known game on the North American continent. Members build up skill and endurance while having a great time. Todd Sullivan. Mike Stat- more. David Rosner, Robert Rubinstein, Brad Tinkelman • • Flogs Top: Sandy Stauffer. Sue Achey, Crystal Chacon Middle: Christy Ondis, Cheryl Mokiken. Laurie Wilfon, Leticia Hill Bot- tom: Lisa Nicolazzo, Cheri Foster, Shiela Har- ris Regiment East Rifles Top: Allison Elliot Mid- dle: Michelle Vitosky- manager, Gail Sobil-man- ager Bottom: Brenda Ar- zylowicz Not Pictured: Ethan Malme-sound equipment manager. Paul Nelson Sabres Top: Stacey Funk Middle: Megan Lutz, Marcy Nei- berg Bottom: Lisa Cam- marasara Piano Performance Club The Piano Perfor- mance Club is a small group of keyboard in- strumentalists who perform at concerts and recitals. Members include: LEFT TO RIGHT-Robert Schmerling, Leonard Gary, Andree Dals- chaert, Jeff Dribben, Steve Colaprete String Ensemble is composed of young men and women who play string instru- ments and perform in several concerts throughout the year. Members include: VIOLIN Carol Bessel. Greg Wright. Michele Fuchs. Tawana O’N- eal. Michael Hu. How- ard Chu. Diana Day. Lori Watson. Jim Hut- zelman. Linda Gold- berg. Mike Schwartz. Sheila Harris. June Cappetta. Lori Klug- man, Dan Kahn, Jean Chao. Mike Walsh. Wendy Milligan. Kim Lien Tran, VIOLA Amy Lobel. Eric Si- monoff, Jiyeon Kim, Bond McCarthy. CEL- LO Kim Colaprete. Terry Becker, Jeff Maskovsky, Maria Noeske. BASS Jeff Gerstein, Bob Colli- gan, Anthony LaRosa. Sam Beran String Ensemble 235 Orchesis Orchesis. a company of highly skilled danc- ers performs at con- certs. assemblies and other community ac- tivities. They special- ize in modern jazz and modern ballet choreography. As pic- tured here they are: On top: Kara Bruge. Scott Batt, Cheryl Beck Middle: Staci Rothenstein. Carolyn Wiener. Robin Cho- dak, Carrie Kotlar, Jackie Medinger. Lisa Feidler, Kevin Ger- stein. Barbara Hart- man Bottom: Jay Pe- kala. Denise Trigiani, Diana Dezeeuw Not pictured: Christopher Hawks Advanced Dance 236 This very talented group of dancers meets every day in class and performs in a winter and spring concert. As pictured here they are: Row 2-. Linda Chon, Amy Keys. Faith Natkin. Debbie Epworth. Jen- ny Williams. Kathy Tell Row I: Jenny Hop- kins, Stacey Simon. Stella Eleazar. Mellisa Mills, Dana Nablo. Ja- net Waxman. Soo Kyung Byun. Allison Mills. Leslie Manning Mime Company Known as the Si- lent Majority , this group of students per- forms all over the South Jersey area and studies in workshops once a week. As pic- tured here they are: On top of the piano: Wenky Melamut. Bill Rossnagel Sitting: Sue Ellen Greenberg Kneeling: Juliet Liss. Debra Hurwitz. Joelle Garnick. Thespian Society The Thespian Society is an International Honor Society which commends outstand- ing participation in dedication to theater activities. This group sponsors productions at East and field trips to New York and Philadelphia to view Broadway shows. As pictured here they are: Row 3: Mr. Terranova. Larry Wenger. Ricky Paul. Lisa Geis. Kevin Mochel. Lee Brown- stein, Wendy Mela- mut. Jeff Schenker. Row 2: Sue Kravets, Tami Gordon, Bonnie Ross, Danielle Gilson. Sharon Deitz. Brian Zimmerman. G i n - nanne Carpenter, Na- dine Toriello. Suzie Stauffer. Mr. Nation Row I: Debbie Braden. Michelle Paxon. Steve Capsuto. Russ Rain- ear. Jay Pekala, Marge Stephan. Jenni- fer Cardonick 237 Madrigal Singers is a small, co-curricular. male and female vocal group chosen by audition. They sing Renaissance music while dressed in the costumes of the period. Madrigals perform for audiences throughout NJ. Pictured here are: ‘Pamela Kritz, Robert Colligan. Michelle Whipple. Scott Maggart. Danielle Gilson. Debra Shashoua. Eden Fulton. ‘Michael Lisicky. Ross Presser. Jane Cerminaro. Robert Lento, Jennifer Vita. Paula Katsikas. Scott Brewster. Erin Foley Belles of East is a small, co-curricular. female vocal group chosen by audition. They sing popular music while accompanying themselves on English Flandbells. The music is arranged by the girls in the group aided by Mrs. Solly and Mrs. Fletcher. Belles perform for audiences throughout NJ. Pictured here from left to right are: ‘Geralyn Coticone, Janet Kormondy. Mila Maskovsky, Jim Kim. Jennifer Cardonick, Lisa Shaffer. ‘Leslie Blinderman, Donna Morgenstern. Pamela Kritz. Kelly McCaughey, Suellen Greenberg. Kristi Cheney. Dorcas Yao Orchestra Orchestra is a balanced group of string and wind instrumentalists who have attained a high level of technical excellence on their instruments. VIOLIN Su-Ching Wu Sam Wu Grace Lee Amy Alexander Stamo Kokolis Pam Kritz Janet Kim Elizabeth Raiewsky Myron Boiko Hans Larsson Sue Shapiro Sonya Kim Josh Kobb Jaime Santos VIOLA Amy Lobel Debbie Berman Mila Maskovsky Ann Norton Mike Ricketti CELLO Eric Lund Sari Feldman Sarah Kim BASS Howard Simkin Jeff Gerstein PICCOLO Lisa Canuso FLUTE Geralyn Coticone Sharon Kanovsky Rachel Park OBOE Michael Lisicky Amy Kanzler CLARINET Robert Soslow Cathy Wiener Angela Pawlowski Ira Richterman BASS CLARINET Donna berk BASSOON susan Hadley Linda Ebner TRUMPET Larry gennaro Jake Rahming John Whipple HORN Barry Chester Jim Haigh Maria Kanzler Jennifer Durr TROMBONE Greg Wright Steve Lund Doug Coughlin TUBA Paul Nelson PERCUSSION Louis Lift Scott Maggart Susan Kaufman Wind Ensemble FLUTE Geralyn Coticone Sharon Kanovsky Rachel Park Eric Levine Sue Rykaczewski Andrea Gross PICCOLO Lisa Canuso OBOE Michael Lisicky Amy Kanzler ENGLISH HORN Stacey Funk Eb SOPRANO CLARINET Mark Hirschman Bb CLARINET Robert Soslow Cathy Wiener Angela Pawlowski Ira Richterman Sandy Hetzel Steve Braunstein Betsy Pratt Mitchell Winkler Paul Lemberg Eb ALTO CLARINET Lee Tiedrich Bb BASS CLARINET Dona Berk Gudrun Loercher BASSOON Susan Hadley Linda Ebner ALTO SAXOPHONE Terry Becker Tom Watson Craig Iskowitz TENOR SAXOPHONE Andy Susskind BARITONE SAXOPHONE Chuck LaGrossa HORN Barry Chester Jim Haigh Maria Kanzler Jennifer Durr TRUMPET Larry Gennaro Jake Rahming John Whipple Eric Frick Marcelo Caramuta Steve Goldkrantz TROMBONE Greg Wright Steve Lund Doug Coughlin BARITONE Joel Richards TUBA Howard Simkin Paul Nelson PERCUSSION Louis Lift Scott Maggart Amy Alexander Sue Kaufman David Gordon Wind Ensemble is East’s most experienced band whose students are chosen by audition. They perform at concerts, assemblies, and festivals. Symphonic Bond PICCOLO Jennifer Gladstone FLUTE Kristi Cheney Irene Caramuta Debbie Shashoua Wendy Milligan Pam Mertsock Sharon Tasman Tanya Noack Susan Choi Michele Whipple OBOE Stacey Funk BASSOON Linda Ebner Bb CLARINET Mark Flirschman Carolyn Strobl Mark Spector Brian Anton Evan Reisman Steve Antinoff Eb ALTO CLARINET Julia Marrachello Bb BASS CLARINET Larysa Slobodian ALTO SAXOPHONE Mike Gaffin Jeff Reisman TENOR SAXOPHONE Randal Aaronson BARITONE SAXOPHONE Michael Guerra TRUMPET Tom Ambler Steve Abiuso Lou DeCuzzi Doug Kauffman Stee Avedissian Joel Dubin TROMBONE Stephen Kastenberg Cheryl Archibald HORN Jill Rothenberg Suzanne Milner Christy Ondis Alison Dobrenski BARITONE HORN Bettyanne Rosa David Lowy TUBA Ethan Malme Peter Bartuska PERCUSSION Mark Ruby Scott Rhoad Martin Rozmanith Chris Gregory Keitha Beichner Concert Bond PICCOLO Patricia Olson FLUTE Sharon Cowan Jonna Bond Leticha Hill Leslie Diamondstein Kathleen Ladd Chris Takessian Linda Winner Lynne Baroway Dawn Cook Justine Trinidad Elizabeth Maute Leigh Alexander Kathy Parker Jody Spoenlein Kalpa Modhera Beth Krieger Racine Zechowy Elizabeth Campbell Lisa Katz OBOE David Kritz Debbie Hurwitz Faye Levinson BASSOON Sherry Greenfield Eb SOPRANO CLARINET Rachelle Omenson Bb CLARINET Lynn Lento John Guido Sandy Jakominich Kelly Hunter Debbie Maggart Pat Koven Belinda Jedltcka George Datto Sue Ogden Kelly McCaughey Steve Tischler Chris Davis Mary Lee Millenbach Chris Mastrangelo Eb ALTO CLARINET Lisa Costnazo Bb BASS CLARINET Andrew Klein Stephanie Chiolo ALTO SAXOPHONE Todd Schmoll Gerald Sullivan Rob DiGiacomo Doug Wood Jon Ashley Glen Kller Peter Brett Alan Keller Floyd Ruffin Jim Cardea TENOR SAXOPHONE Shawn Congleton Steve Kim Robert Townsend Jay Gordon BARITONE SAXOPHONE Randy Maycon Marc Diamondstein TRUMPET Jane Kennedy David Neel Jeff Antinoff Lewis Moraschi Richard Weisberg John Miller Natalie Milstein Glen Rose David Dolan Robert Peterson Robert DeCuzzi Larry Morgan David Yao HORN Suzanne Milner Marybeth Eigenrauch Susan Achey Jim Galati Elizabeth Hugo TROMBONE Steven Kowalski Kurt Schmidt Edward Lee Harry Grossman Alan Briskin BARITONE HORN Pam Stewart Dorothy Bradley TUBA Chris Derivaux Steven Snyder Marc Weinberg PERCUSSION Steve Papasso Glen Cohen Mike Grossman Paul Reese David Brodnick Dan Richlin Steven Ross Symphonic Band is a group of talented musicians who are chosen by audition. They perform at concerts and assemblies. Concert Band is a group of instrumentalists who per- form in concerts throughout the school year. Jazz Bond The Jazz Band is composed of talented students who have their own concert and perform at others throughout the year. As pictured they are: (Standing left to right) Row 1. Eric Frick. Jake Rahming, Larry Gennaro. John Whipple. Marcelo Caramuta. Mr. R. Hough (Standing left to right) Row I: Cathy Wiener. Pam Mertsock (managers). Lou Litt. Jeff Dribben. Scott Maggart, Bob Schmerling. Doug Coughlin. Greg Wright. Steve Lund. Sue Hadley. Steve Kastenberg Seated: Mike Guerra. Andy Susskind. Tom Watson. Jeff Reisman, Craig Iskowitz. Klaxon Klaxon is a group of trombone and trumpet players specializing in Rennaissance music which they play in concerts for various elementary schools. As pictured they are: Row 2: John Whipple. Cindy Dolan (manager), Stephen Kowalski Row L Marcelo Caramuta. Jacob Rahming. Douglas Coughlin. Steven Goldkrantz Not pictured: Greg Wright. Kurt Schmidt 241 The Vocal Workshop is a singing group composed of Freshman boys and girls which performs at various concerts throughout the school year. As pictured they are: Row 4: Lisa Marsh. Karen Hood. Sharon May. Shari Sharp. Elizabeth Carley. Amy Seyboldt. Ellen Thomas. Lisa Raymond, Terry Wiese. Carolyn Schwab. Kim Kalitan. Beth Embrey. Gival Anwiadha Row 3: Lisa Bolitsky. Andrea Kauffman. Michelle Grisham. Gail Henwood. Chaya Beran. Jill Schulter, Sanchita Mandal. Kathy Friedmann, Melissa Bodner. Traci Muller, Moira Alexander, June Ann Cappeta. Row 2: Erick Jeronimus, David Yao, Susan Lee. Michael Davis. Eugene Gennaro. Michael Schwartz. Jody Melamut. Debbie Hurwitz, Sharon Fendrick Row I: David Kritz, Robert Alexander The Concert Choir is a singing group composed of young men and women which also performs at various concerts throughout the school year. As pictured they are: Row 4: Cheryl Archibald. Vivian Lee. Jennifer Dollinger. Janet Klavens, Albert Park. Floyd Crammer. Nick Kouvatas. Bill Shenkle. Kathy O'Toole. Melissa Bunk. Elise Kohn. Kristen O Neill Row 3: Cynthia Sherwood, Sharon May. Bryan Stanley. Howark Horwitz, Larry Price, Germaine Lang, Jigna Desai. Frances Gagliardi. Wendy Milligan, Rita Bech. Lisa Yonker Row 2: Mila Maskovsky, Jennifer Ludwig. Christie Smith, Gival Abwiadha. Terry Wiese, Irith Meerbaum, Sheri Katzen, Jonna Lancaster, Tawana O’Neal. Pamela Nelson. Row I: Wendy Bailey. Brenda Johnson. Lisa Weinstein, Kathy Friedmann, Sanchita Mandal. Joelle Garnick. Amy Grossman, Frances Krajiak. Tina Pearce. Lucia Girombello. 242 Chamber Singers is a balanced group of males and females who are chosen by audition for their mature voices. They perform at concerts, assemblies, and community activities. As pictured they are: Row 4: Janemarie Cerminaro, ‘Michael Lisicky. Paula Katsikis, Chris Oliver. Harris Bitman. Pamela Kritz Row 3: Leslie Blinderman. Robert Colligan, Ross Presser, Karen Hicks. Robert Moose. Erin Foley, Wallace Param. Rus Rainear Row 2-. Terry Becker. Debbie Shashoua. Michele Whipple. Andrea Jordan. Robert Lento. Alan Swartz. Scott Brewster. Kathy Brown Row . Susan Kravets. Scott Maggart. Danielle Gilson. Steven Brown. Irene Caramuta. Brian Zimmerman. ‘Eden Fulton. Geralyn Coticone U1 c o i i c o JZ u Chansons is a balanced group of females who are chosen by audition. They perform at concerts, assemblies, and community activities. As pictured they are: Row 3: Katherine Waterman. Elise Kohn. Catherine Gramsammer. Jennifer Vita. April Adler. Larua Santry, Alyssa Robbins. Donna Morgenstern. Jyl Fariera. Kathy Kokolis Row 2: Annemarie Eggink. Frances Gagliardi. Lisa Shaffer. Jin Kim. Melissa Shariat. Suellen Greenberg. Jennifer Cardon- ick. 'Janet Kormondy, Mary Perro Row I: Kristi Cheney. Zenda Kuo. Kelly McCaughey. Maria Santuucci. Kirstin Johnson, Joann Garfielf. Beth Dunoff. Dorcas Yao. Pauline Yen. Leanna Griffith. 243 Cougorerre Captains Barbara Smead Lynn Gries Feature Twirlers Color Guard Captains Faith Natkin Alyssa Donoian Stephanie Solomon. Randi Rosen. Wendi Heuring. Dorothy Bradley. Alison blliot. Cathy Gramsammer. Brenda Arzylowitz. Anne Begalke. Lynn Gries-captain Top: Barbara Smead-captain, Mary Perro-captain. 2: Cathy Betz, Lisa Cammara- sana, Laurie Wilfon, Cheri Foster. 3: Susan Vazzana. Stacy Funk, Marcy Neiberg, Keitha Beichner. Michele Bitto. 4: Meg White. Jodi Goffman, Susan Aleski, Valerie Kinzel, Cindy Dolan. Kathy Kennedy, 5: Tracy Tumolo. Michelle Vitosky, Beth Kaplan. Lisa Bolitsky. Sharon May. Belinda Jedlicka. Susan Achey. Not pictured: Karen Mauchin, Megan Lutz, Cheryl Moliken. Kathy Tell, Linda Goldberg. Bama Athreya, Lisa Nicolazzo. Jean Pipitone-manager, Cindy McBride-manager Cougorerres Back: JodiMelamut-manager. Liz Maute. Chris Takessian. Leslie Taylor. Chrissy Ditomasso. Karen Thomas. Beth Campbell. Patti MacCausland. J. Yeon Kim, Sharon Bluth. Chison Lee. Beth Anderson. Deborah Friedman. Janet Kim. Lora Wakefield manager 2: Dana Nablo. Allison Mills. Linda Sager. Cyndi Cook. Natalie Kurz. Patty Jones, LaurieAnn Anderson. Linda Ebner. Chrissie Haydinger. Kathy Walthy, 3: Suzanne Shapiro. Michelle Fields. Susan Katz. Rachel Friedman, Aileen Schernie. Julie Clarck, Jennie Williams, Tawana O’Neal. Hun Liu, Amy Keys, Faith Natkin, captain. Alyssa Donoian-captain, Not pictured: Stedla Eleazar. Unchu Lee-manager. Barbara Santos, Suzanne Tracy. Karen Bannett, Annette Lee. Susan Leppla-manager. Karen O’Connor Marching Clariners Row 2: Leslie Diamond, Dawn Cook, Geralyn Coti- cone. Irene Caramuta. Elizabeth Strickler. Sue Ry- kacezwiski, Lynn Barroway. Jonna Bond. Row h Linda Winner. Justine Trinidad, Faye Levinson, Lisa Canuso, Susan Keller, Debbie Shashua. Sharon Cowan, Tanya Noak. Beth Kreiger Row 2: Lee Tiedrich, Carolyn Strobl, Kelly Hunter, Betsy Pratt, Lynn Lento. Sandy Hetzel Row I: George Datto. Robert Soslow. Mark Hirschman Flures tei 99 CX PJ V co ° Q 3'a Sfjood VLob Guer a Malme Horns Mary Beth Eigenraugh. Suzanne Milner. Jim Haig. Jenny Durr Drum Majors Pam Mertsock Cathy Wiener 248 Sports are the living proof of East’s mammoth spirit. The limbs, muscles, and tendons of the cougar all strain in a perfect harmony they thrive on getting ahead of the opposition, yet remain graceful, even eloquent in their full range of ac- tion. Whether with a ball or a stick or a puck, the cougars never fail to awe the spectators, whose spirited faces in the crowd inspire the sleek cats to work even harder. Beyond the physical limits of the body, they strive for perfection and settle for nothing less than the best. That golden trophy on the shelf or the silver name plate that immortalizes the great names of the players are but a few of the many tokens that reward the playing cougars. More than this, though, are the tokens left by these super-ath- letes, the glory and the pride, the teachings and the strategies, the fun and the ecstasy of being the best there is. Kara Bruge. Jackie Deringer. Diana De- zeeuw. Stasia Eardley. Katie Gauthier. Lori Grady. Lisa Kabel. Chris O'Neil. Theresa Pie trofitta. Sue Steinberg Freshmen - Shana Shwartz, Lauren Dorn. Jennifer Zach. Janet Margot. Nancy Faix. Jill Steinberg, Jill Hyland. Mary Gauthier. Karen O’Connor Junior Varsity - Lisa Berg. Soo Byon. Michelle Drourr. Maryanne Florez. Suzanne Glassburn. Suzy Johnson. Bonnie Macdonald. Bernadette Robertson. Denise Rosenstein. Julie Schroeder. Stephanie Shimm Cougars Conquer The Pigskin Varsity Football Team: Scott Ad- ams. Brian Barr, Steve Blinn. Chuck Butler. Andy Coen. Ben Compton. John Corosanite, Mike Elstob. John Feast, Fred Francis. Jim Flartman, Mark Flarrison, Jim Jennings. Joe Marini. Jonathon Markoe, Jim Mastera, Joe Nes- tory, John Painter. Eric Schmoll. Cary Stubin, Miguel Yanes. Dave Young. Todd Azar. Mike Budroe. Stan Claton. Jeff Felt, Brian May, John Phillips. Jay Reinert, Joe Zielinski, Varsity Managers: Stacy Goldstein, Barb Kaiser. Kim Kover. John Goldberg, Varsity Trainers: Andy Chesnick, Marisa Poliak. Alan Barbell. Kathy Tubb VARSITY SCHEDULE: East Opponent Paul VI 0 16 Camden Catholic 34 6 Woodrow Wilson 0 18 Millville 34 6 Camden 15 6 Bishop Eustace 14 0 Atlantic City 7 ' 0 Pennauken 0 40 Cherry Hill West 7 0 Junior Varsity Football Team: Gary Albanese, Gary Band. Jim Barbour. Andrew Baraway, Chris Cantarella. David Carey, Jay Ghanin, Bill Demcak. Robert Diandrea. David Feast. Al Francesconi, Craig Gold- stein. Mike Goldstein. Jim Gillece. Keith Houston. Andrew Hicks, Jim Higginbotham. Mike Hyde. Jeff Hockman. Jay Kim, Jay Kish. Kevin Mason. David Masuras. Ron Morris. Chris Nasuti, Steve Maur. Todd Schmoll. Dave Shockley, Ira Smith, John Thompson. Richard Trobman, Andy Winstin, Joe Zazzu. John Zeberlein, Ed Balderstone, Eric Burac, Brian Carr. Della Vecchia. Bob Kelly. Chris Leo. Daniel Martus. John Zach. Cassius Williams. Junior Varsity Managers: Karen DeBello. Gladys Geohringer. Judy Misbin. Freshman Football Team: Scott Aunty, Chris Bond. Alan Brikin, James Cammavasana, Jim Cadea. Mike Davis. Joel Fishbein, Ed Foley, Brett Fuchs, Mike Gross. Joe Greco. Mike Haskell. Dave Heimbinger, Mark Hoban. Greg Holder. Anthony LaRosa. Jonathon Luther. Chris McCool. Brian McCormick. Ken McDougall. Dan Miller. Aaron Nelson. Chris Painter. Matt Palazzo, Charles Riley, Floyd Ruffin, Mike Sacca. Todd Satinoff, Bill Schneider. Barry Scott, Darsit Shah. Steve Snyder. Todd Spector, Jerry Sullivan. Kurt Steinert, Darren Violetti, Ken Wei- sen, Greg Woods. Steve Woodson. Jordan Goldberg. Mike Kurley. Freshman Managers: Dina Kole, Kim Macaluso. Opponent s Mv'u- onent Tpfton ,We$t Haddon Heights Camden Catholic Walt her Pa'nas Over brook Pennsauken Highland IPaul VI Kamden Shawnee ' j Camden Catholic Deptford Pennsauken Naval Academy Camden State Tournament I jghawnee I Millville 256 VARSITY- Mike Cunningham. Craig Tinkelman. John Avery, Todd Barrett. Greg Tocco, Jeff Devlin, Capt.. Jim Acker ly. Jim McCarthy. Bill Ludwig. Capt., Mike O'Brien, Rich Wood. Eric Lund, Paul Lewis, Joe Zimmer. Carl Walter. Ken Pliszka, Larry Berg. Bob Rhoad. Matt Saline. Terry Udi- cious. Chuck La Grossa. Mike Desantis JV - Mitchell Krassan. Carl Walter. Rick Venere. Todd Roland. Ira Solomon, Mike Cavanaugh. Tom Hempstead. Coach Martin, John Foster. Kevin Boltman. Bob Beck. Tim White. Steve Hanna. Bill Tucker. Mike Marini. Doug Perham. Bob Tocco, Chris Smith. Stuart Gansky. Pete Rump. Jay Kasten, Neil lannone. Scott Barnett. Steve Kim FRESHMAN - Jeff Chase. Tom Clark. Lisa Coolahan. Mike Dekerlegand. Colin Eisenberg. Jim Farmer. Ken Friedman. Rich Gardner. Karen Gerva- soni, Steve Hale. Bill Gahm. Bill Goldstein. Steve Hollander. Jim Hutzel- mann. Keith Jones. Steve Karpo. John Kim. Andy Iskowitz. Bob Lazzari. Lisa Levy, Mike Loden. Matt Ludwig. Paul McAuley. Kevin McCann. John McCord. Brett Paulson. Mike Petracci. Pat Reddy. Alex Revoliotty. John Santry. John Schenk. Dave Schiesser. Mike Schwartz. Barry Sharpiro. Howard Shapiro. Lauren Sherman. Gregg Ventello. Larry Weiss. Barbara Welch. Bonnie Welch. Rich Weisberg. Laura Zirpoli 257 258 C o cr D O u cr c io a? vr U on VARSITY- Martha Bell, Katie Cowan, Kathy Coyle, Becky Dengler, Linda Dotts, Georgia Flamporis, Lisa Grillo. Jennifer Webber. Mary Weiner. Patti Wilson. Angela Bartlet, Donna Berk. Heather DeCou, Cheryl Miller. Vicki Praino. Joanne Rodriquez. Karen Sunico, Lorna Wishart, Maggie Cowan. VARSITY SCHEDULE PAUL VI EAST OPPONENT 2 o CHEROKEE 1 0 MILLVILLE 3 1 MOORESTOWN 2 7 BISHOP EUSTACE 2 WILLINGBORO 4 0 EASTERN 2 2 CAMDEN CATHOLIC 0 2 PENNSAUKEN 1 o MOORESTOWN FRIENDS 2 o SHAWNEE 1 1 BISHOP EUSTACE 2 CHERRY HILL WEST 4 I CAMDEN CATHOLIC PENNSAUKEN 0 0 TOURNAMENT PLAY EDGEWOOD 5 o LENAPE 2 1 VINELAND 3 o VARSITY RECORD 12 4 3 JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD 8 3 4 AJNIOR VARSITY Adria Mar tus. Caroianne Musuras. Laurie Palmunen. Sue Snegarolf. Sue Wilson. Coit en Cootahan. Card Coyle. Andrea La GfO� «i Hen lent. Tara luongo. Darlene Per ham. Raven Pieti. Janice Pdmsky. Sherry Purne . Cheryl Ramming. Sandra Siaulfer. Lisa Stdey. FRESHMEN- Patty Berk. Blanche Brown. Sandra Brown. Blair Buehler. Diana Buividas. Cheryl Butler. Katie Cunningham Athena Flamporis. Betsy Gilmour. Kathleen Jar on. Chris Joseph. Heidi Koln. Sandy Manuele. Sheila Marus. Sue Mob mi. Lit Meyers. July Pauluson. lisa Peloute. Patti Schlege� . Jackie Stafford. Fran Trobman. Thailia Urban. Eva Walter.Sharon Wetter. Kim Wilson. COACHES Suzanne Schodey. Lois DeSantis. Diane Cunmgham . (A % ■ Racquered Cougars Rule The Court East Varsity Tennis Team: Patti Schoor. Ka- ren Blumberg, Robyn Azar, Maureen Con- defer, Anelia Earrales. Donna Morgenstern. Roma Vasa. Alison Dobrenski. Manish Mo- dera. Nimisha Patel. Robin Hilal, Kim Perna. Lisa Barbarito, Vasudha Lindareddy, Nancy, Cernaua, Julie Kornfeld. Patti Adams. East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East Wilson Paul VI Wilson Pennsauken Camden Camden Washington Pennsauken Moorestown Willingboro Cherokee Edgewood Cumberland Lenape Haddonfield Ridgewood Paul VI Watching Sprightly Limbs Sprinr Across The Counrry VARSITY James Brooks. Humphery Chen. Anne Dollarton, Bruce Miller, Edward Rozanski. Jim Schaeffer. Tom Watson, Barbara Weigel. Ruth Elson, Peter Hazel, Suzanne Newman. Dan Price. Jennifer Rainey. Eric Schwartz. Rob Snowcroft, Anthony Kruzan. Gina Reed. Richard Bean. Keith Caplan, David Fox. Sara Goldberg. Jim Nelson. Mark Pagell. Paul Turner. Lori Watson. William Stewart. JUNIOR VARSITY Suzanne Beatty. Andrew Bere- sin, Michael Carusi. Mike Cascar. Arthur Johnson. Steve Sheffield. Tom Boon. Tom Vandegrift. Jim Doyle. Sherri Farber. Amanda Hanson. Chris Munkacsy. Howard Pearl- man. Lisa Stromback, Gary Waldman. FRESHMAN- Thomas Brooks. Dan Causi. Gary Hoffman. Jim Myers, Peter Palmer. Jeff Sommer. Bill Stamp. Jeff Swierstra. Paul Wells, Brent Williams. Marc Weinberg. James Williams. VARSITY SCHEDULE EAST OPPONENT WOODROW WILSON 16 45 LENAPE 22 37 BURLINGTON 15 50 CAMDEN 17 46 PAUL VI 29 28 PENNSAUKEN 20 40 BISHOP EUSTACE 21 38 SHAWNEE 15 50 CAMDEN CATHOLIC WASHINGTON 16 46 TOWNSHIP 15 50 RANCOCAS VALLEY 15 50 SOUTH JERSEY OPEN BOYS 2nd PLACE GIRLS 4th PLACE SECTIONALS BOYS 3rd PLACE. GIRLS 6th PLACE STATE GROUPS BOYS 3rd PLACE East's Gymnasts Take Home The Prizes Susan Gurst. Maria Kanzlar. Julie Newkirk, Debbie Rose, Ann Norton. Maria Gonzales. Kathy Attern, Cindy Chiolo, Megan Elstob, Jill Goldstein. Patty Pascoello, Amy Kanzlar. Bridget Magee, Colleen Burns, Linda Kanzlar, Mara Kramer, Sue Kun- kle. Gabby Kovinsky, Debby Maggard, Sue Gellen, Ellen Chen. Cindy Hadgeanis, Jeanine Wydra, Lee Folger, Karen Sloan East Opponent Score 75.65 Ewing 47.95 86.9 J.F. Kennedy 38.35 84.95 Haddon Township 63.5 87.85 Shawnee 74.6 98.35 Cherokee 95.8 95.1 Lenape 83.1 88.3 Collingswood 66.9 97.75 Brick Township 93.85 94.95 Washington Township 78.0 85.35 Cherry Hill West 73.35 87.45 Willingboro 77.9 86.9 Rancocas 33.85 97 103 Cherry Hill West NJSIAA Sectionals League Champs Section Champs State champs 74.5 Pliable Pumas Pierce The Opposirion Pete Bartuska-Capt. Mark Gordon. Chris Kunkel. Joseph Mur- ray. Mark Rosenberg, Victor Rubinson. Paul Rykaczewski. Richard Schwartz. Harris Schectman-Capt, Kevin Siano-Capt, Jeffrey Backal, Scott Christopher. Matt Deren. Michael Hed- don. Mark Godstein. Barry Mekler. Jeffrey Nicoll. Louis Litt, Howard Krein. Scott Lacy. James Raphaley, Kurt Weikert. Glen Dean, Jeff Forshion, Fran Shapiro, Glen Rose. Harry Grosman. Scott Turer. Managers: Rachel Friedman, Robin Hi- lal. Sharon Jackson, Karen Keller, Susan Casellso. Belinda Jed- licka. Tricia Olson FRONT ROW: Cindy Chiolo, Simone Montanti MIDDLE ROW: Veronica Gregus. Karen Magosin. Kathy Murphy. Beth Wallach. Linda Byers. Monica Proffitt BACK ROW: Sherri Weber. Debbie Morgenroth, Pam Fairbanks. Kim Kover. C o o Q_ uO _c iS) Qj - O Cl 0� _C I— FRONT ROW: Suzanne Winitsky. Amy Seddon. Susan Zanghi. Tammy Cotherman, Christie Sherwood, Karen Blumberg BACK ROW: Kammy Wilson, Maxine Guss, Michele Pearson. Pauline Jen. Karen Mariano. Carrie Kotlar. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jennifer Stafford. Virginia Meyers. Tracy Blank. Kelly Snoke. Kalpa Modhera. Kathy Ladd. Patti Shaffer. Karen Sloan. Doll-Bouncing Cors Cover The Courrs VARSITY: Jeff Campagna. Adam Rose. Jeff Natale. Steve Polinsky, David Bunce. Lee Szramski, Scott Shaw. Bob landoli. Sam Jacobs. Joseph Campolieto. Steve Asnen. Tom Estep. Bruce Welch. JUNIOR VARSITY: Rick Tyrell, Myron Bojko, Ron Cross. James Eorchion. Joe Brennan. Kevin Zeller. Keith Rattigan. Scott Fleming. Jeff Gottlieb. Cassius Williams. Mike Goldstein. Larry Stephenson. Andy Sussman. EAST PAST FRESHMAN: Greg Ventello. Steve Johnson, Jeff Wallach, Mike Horrow. Shawn Congleton. Ken Morgan. Randy Springfield, Jerry Sullivan. Jim Cardea. Keith McIntyre. Lou Greenwald. Larry Richman. Larry Bailey. Mike Haskell. Jim Drozdowski. Cougors Shoor For The Srors Varsity- Paula Gervasoni. Joan O’Brien. Jackie Onofrio, Patte Brown. Beth Frank, Sherri Richman. Joan Donato. Sharon Kelly. Lisa Sherman. Stacey Weber. Karen Heuisler J.V.- Debbie Brawley. Leigh Readaline. Sue Wilson. Michele Harris. Laurie Pelligrino, Cheryl Ramming. Larysa Slobodian. Team Manager- Ann Miller Freshmen- Kathy Brenner, Blanche Brown, Karen Gerva- soni, Robin Jacobs, Candace Jennings. Ruth Ann King. Sharon May. Liz Myers. Nan- cy Udicious. Barbara Welch. Karen Whilt. Managers- Patel Su- jata. Karen Sheffield. Bonnie Welch, Li- zanne Hillman Cougars Pace Ahead Suzanne Beatty, James Brooks. Anne Dollarton. Timo- thy Duffy. Maria Kanzler. Su- san Kramer. Bruce Miller. Julia Newkirk. James Schaeffer, Kenneth Smith, Richard Berger. Eric Brown, Ruth El- son. Patricia Febus, Stacey Fichman. Todd Fisher. Robin Hersperger. Angela Jennings, Amy Kanzler. Anthony Kruzan. Tawana O’Neal. Derrick Phil- lips, Jennifer Rainey. Eric Schwartz. Richard Bean, Kerri Bogda, Keith Caplan. Jay Chanin. Cynthia Dolan. Jenni- fer Dollinger. James Doyle. David Fox. Janet Klavens. Tra- cey Kurzac. Leslie Levy, Chris- topher Munkacsy. Mark Pa- gell, Jennifer Pugsley, Drena Smith, Paul Turner, Alan Bris- kin. Daniel Carusi. Stephanie Flicks, Jeanne Logan, Peter Palmer, Jeffrey Sommer. Wil- liam Stamp. Paul Wells. James Williams ¥ Doll-Wielding Cors Spore No Opponenr Elise Alperin. Barb Borkowski, Tracie Hood. Keith Isreal. Brenda Kosehe. Dave Lowy, John Lass. Steve Brodack. Garry Buck, Ed Golstein. Jeff Katz. Aimee Kohn. Becky Maroney. Randy Maycon. Abby Rosman. Ira Richter- man. Leslie Tractenberg. Ann Peins, Jeanette Bell. Greg DeFeo, Joel Dubin. Sue Henning. Jack Stevenson. Allison Castro. Teri Katz. Ken Nemeth, Steven Snyder. CHAMPS 1980 VARSITY- Brian Barr. Mike Budroe. Steve Castro. John Painter. Chris Davis. Tom Nugent, Scott Klein, Mark Cravec, Deneen Chilcott. Colleen Coolahan. Marisa Pollack. Marco Bernardino. Marc Backal. Chris Hunder. Scott Kramer. Jeff Backal. Bryan Stanley. Craig Wynne, Joe Corbi Easr Pins Rivals In Dynamic Duel JUNIOR VARSITY Steve Caine, Jon Sass. Kevin Shields, Chris Leo, Dan Martus. Ed Hendrickson. Dan Kahn. Ron Morris. Jeff Rommel. Robert Bur- ton, Marc Rosenberg, Shannon $a itz, Young Lee. Kevin McDowell, Mark Ver tebrae. Pat Mcllhinney Joe Peters, irisWishart, Brian freCosmo. Barry Goldman. Jeff Maqeraf. Rrdhard Noble. Mark Ruby. John alden. John Cohen yjRESHMLN C. LaddiM. Sacca. E. Fo- ley, U. McCormick. A. Nelson. B. Winn. G. Gordon, K. Cusak. M. Hoban, S. Chankin. S. Gaynes. E. Apelgren, V. Tyrrell. D. Richlin. A. LaRosa. S. Red- mond, P. Ahearn, A. Kotlar. B. Cohen, G. Lopatine. M. Elson. M. Davis. M ! ?' panne? W. Weinberg Eosr Cors Swim Ahead Of The Resr Stroking Cougars Crush Competition A Pressing Appoinrmenr Wirh The Finish Line Running Home Wirh The Prize 279 Cougars Slide Inro Firsr Place As we near the end of our years at East, we focus on our achievements, our failures, our ambi- tions, and our dreams. We come to appreciate and admire our change throughout our education- al experience. Our once muddled conceptions of ourselves are finally refined. All at once we realize the great expanse of life and our job in society. East has readied us well for the world of busi- ness and merchants. It has given us the tools and materials we will need to prosper in and contri- bute to the society around us. But most impor- tantly. 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MAIN OFFICE 100 West Camden Ave Moorestown Now Jersey 08057 Phone 609 234-5535 BRANCH OFFICE 400 Roanoke Road Westfield New Jersey Phone 1201) 232-3500 0p€tet + CANDY • FRUIT • NUTS GIFT PACKAGES SUE FOLEY EAN KENLEY ellisrurg Circle Cherry hill, NJ 09034 1609) 429 7070 jCopv k x (609) 665-4220 'Wl M M mm4T- Dwyer Instant Printing TRADING AS KOPY KAT) COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICES JACK DWYER 52-45 RT 70 OWNER PENNSAUKEN, N. J 09100 2% Tootsie-But, you better watch out! Ten months, okay? Don't tell Ed! I really do fuie you more Okay too! Remember the umbrella! Luv, Jill • Heidi S.-Always remember our hit records-l can’t smile without you-Elise • Carolyn Anne O.-Never forget the chanukah cookie-friends forever-Elise • Munch, You touch me, I kill you! I love you always. Love, Googs • Stef, Amy, Ali, Deb, Good Luck. It’s been great, go punk. Luv, Debbie • to the Blood Buds, The past 2 years have been very cool, Luv, Munch • To Blood Buds, It’s been amazing. I love you all, B.B. rule Ta, Googs • To Katie Gauthier, I will always remember you, good luck, Luv, Debbie • Beware of EAGU • Shrimp Moose’s goose is cooked. • Barbara, I’m practicing layouts! Michelle •� • Ba Ba, This is a tough act to follow. I can’t even talk yet! Christine • When my mother was Editor of her yearbook ...” Miss B is sexy • When is Sex Education fun? When you’re taught in English-live! • Amy-We've been through a lot together in the past 6 years. Thanks for being there when I needed someone. Long live the green blanket-Love, Suzy • Kanga- There have been ups and downs in our friendship. Always remember the ups! Also remember the Gid’s class and music lessonsl Love-Buck • Maria-Bet you didn’t expect this.!’ You’re really a great person and I’m glad that I know you, always remember frosh English and homeroom love. Sue • Jackie O.-Are you a deer or a butterfly? Love always Loose Head • To Googie-We’ve had great times with Bitsy, Tiffy and the BB’s-Munch • To Debbie Morgenroth. You are a terrific sister. I love ya! Karen • Thanks for the great memories: DM, SG.SG.YD.LL.SB.BD.MB.PL.AH.CW. Luv.KM • To the gang-Smile! Laugh! and have a wild and crazy time. Love, Haiia (H.N.). John, Thank you for being such a special friend. I luv ya! Luv, CO • Ken D. This is it, The end. You better write cuz I already miss you. Thank you doesn’t come close to how I feel. Already you have changed but it’s ok cuz, I still love you. Please believe. Love, Lorax ( L”) • To JMC, a great sister and a great friend! Love ya lots Auggie • To the best parents” a girl could ever ask for! Love you both ADC • Meelosh, I hope Jason is a Greek god in shorts-remember, Pamalama • Roo- Can I come to Lenon too? I will not interupt you and Teddy, Pam. • To all my friends: Thanks you for four great years. ST • Brett and Laurie forever! True love. The love of my life! • To all Eidolon’s activities staff members-thanks! Kris, your editor • My dearest Susan ... I love you . . RRA. Linda-Do you alway eat your watermelon like that? Jane • To Melvin-Been canoeing lately? It’s been real Wawa brushes? Seymore • To Annemarie Veronica-This is to get you back for all those times-Jane • LLB-Let's go cruisin’ in the tank or eat at Mickey Dee’s JMC • Anthony Z.-Thank you for making my senior year something to remember-Meet me in the library 8th period? Don’t tell Donna Thanks again, Luv, Jane • To Bonnie-congratulations and good luck next year. Love Karen, Debbie, Ellen, Thanx for being such a great listener and friend. Love, Barbie • Lazzo, Go Gonzo! Thanx for always managing to cheer me up! Love, BW • To Fun, Thanks for a great year. We had the beat. Love. Rosie «To Roma Vasa: I knew we were a good team. Remember 8-6 in states. Donna • To Nick, Heckyl and Jeckyl minus Hyde made for a great year. Love, Rosie • To TC and AT, The Go Go’s were great. Love, Rose. To Jay Chanin, I'm not mad at you. Rose. • To MW and SH, Thanks for the company but I’ll never forgive you two for mistaking my dog that night even though it was a joke • To KW, Member that excellent pot of spagetti at 6 a.m. after we had another good long talk? I hope we’ll always be there for each other • Hey LN, Whats up? Are you ever gonna let me take a spin like Brian? I’ll never forget all those excellent times we spent together. I can’t wait for class reunion! Angel, You are the foxiest girl I have ever met. Chuck • Sue G. You have been like a sister to me and more. Chuck • LK-I will always like you, Please remember that. CB • Sam-to my best friend, Let’s remember all the times at the bump! Chuck • Spiders are eternal, immortal, they never die, just drift apart. Congratulations Riv-Love ya, Lisa • Mazel Tov Rob, Mu and Fu • To my wonderful grandson. Bubs.� Dear Ken, Good luck out in the real world” Love, Love, your sister, Kristen • Emma Lutz-Spitz up any wine wine lately? Laura Baldwin (LB) • Jane-brusied any apples lately? PS. Try not to spring any leaks-Linda • Dear Mike, I will always cherish our special times together. Sherri • Pablo, Steve, Todd, Mike, We finally made it! Keep in touch, Ziggy Freak • Susan-1 love you I always did and I always will. We will never lose the memories and I will never, ever forget you. How could I anyway? I love you. Remember Mrs. Shlack? The concerts? First three periods junior year? The situation? The Hideout? Plus the rest? I love you always, R. • To Bill and his mom, Thanks for letting all this happen! Love Rus • To Beth F.- Hey Peetie, it’s Hermie, can you come out and play?” Love LS. To Michael: Remember in a distant year; How we pledged our love without fear; And held me in your arms so tight; Renew our vow again that night. Love, Aimee • Cheri-Always remember, mooses rule! £ all the good times. Love ya-Karen • Lisa-never forget our celebration” at Jr. prom KWML Love ya, Karen • We’ve had some great times, Let’s keep it up-AB. UL, KM. DM, LC, SE, FN.-YD. Amy, I’m glad we’ve become such good friends-may your life be wild and crazy • Muncha Buncha Uncha-Contact wouldn’t have been the same 2 o you-Yael • Angela will go first! Don’t ya love it? I don’t know! I want cake! • REM Barclay Estate-All the good times together-we have grown a lot closer in one year wiggles, thanx for being there • To Elise A.-Algebra I freshman year-1 can’t smile without you-Heidi • To Beth C. 4 years of 4-H! New years eve 1981 BGAABF. Love, Heidi • To Mellisa M.-Will Doreen get Kevin, or will you? May I help you? Heidi • To Jill Savitch-Let’s try to stop fighting O.K.? O.K. Love, your twin • To Sue, I always liked you and I am glad that you were my friend, Steve G. • Thanks Mike. Craig, and the staff of the sports section. Love, Bonnie. To Mr. Sheppard. Thaks for everything, from an old friend (K) • Dear Barb and Mary. We regret to inform you Love Betsy and Keitha • To my Suzy. someday. I don’t wanna sleep. Just wanna keep on loving you. CS • To Blinderbunny-Sis, I’ll never forget Melarmody and Hillary’s. Wanna go to the library? I’m so glad that everything worked out. Thanks for giving me a chance. Be good but don’t ever change. I love you Pammy • Carolyn and Elise will always reman friends! • Do not ask me again Dan you freshman scrounge • I am going to miss you Beau-Ted • Joe number one sophomore year-CC • The law will always beat money and the losers • Where do all the Dig shots go after high school? CEY-We made it. You’re the best there is. Be happy. Luv ya. ANM • To my children- Enjoy life, be happy and successful. I love you Anmom • EM-I’m gonna miss your note, long live the big G. Luv you. AM • To my brother. Penegelstein. I will never forget all our great times • To the Performing Arts Dept. Thanks for a great start! Rus R. • Ruth. Do you still do Rhode Island? Cranky. Let's make it look good! • Lisa C. You’ve been a great friend over these past 4 years. Always stay in touch. Love you always. Lisa • Does Lisa N. look like she wants to go to college? • Randy- Thanks for being there so many times. There are so many memories I will never forget. I am really gong to miss you! Love, always Susan. Susan. You know how I always felt about you and I will always feel the same. I never felt this way but you are certainly very special to me Love. R • Best of luck to our son. John Gericke. May your future be filled with success and happiness. Love. Mom and Dad • To my brother John. I hope you find college to be all that you expected. Michael Gericke • East hockey and Lacrosse players are the greatest • Rob I (Arnold)-Remember Charlene Hoke. Dorothy. Spike, Eagle. Katrina. Beak. Atl. City inlet biking, whale beach, Europe-play Dutch family. Ivory useless and cheap sheep. Popularity! Cathy W.-sister. driving. Sandy Glaser-castle modern. Manalapan mall cartoon theatre. Will GC ever condescend to your level? Margate (popular )-ice cream. I hope you marry BS-Meke • Paula. You’ve definitely got all 3. BL and T Luv VP of BLT • Scott, thank you for all the special times. I love you. Love always, ME • Scott-When will you ever go with the flow?” Luv Guess who. CONGRATULATIONS BARBARA! Another success . . . We wish you many more. TRADITION!! With love and pride, Dad, Debbie, Dill Dove, Mom, Michelle, and Christine (QjLeti Without us — ! this would never be. ’3 ■rt M-CUn— - y . p iOO Cathy DM’s forever • JW. KC. BD, GF, MW, MB. LG-Always remember the fun times we had. See you at Mary’s in I '92. Be there Aloha! Love. PW • Mary, you caught my eye. KC • Terri. Liz, Cathy, Aleli-you finally got your names in I the YB! Avernie • Sandy-. Thanks for all the wonderful times. I'll miss you! Love Ang • Chuck: It's been a trip I had a I blast! Keep in touch. Ang • To Jackie M; I really felt alienated in Mr. C’s class. Remember maggots CR • To Donna M. I Will you contribute to the DP fund? CR • Charlie B: I haven’t yet: But I can’t wait to flicker in your flame-AB. I Colangeroo-Best of friends never part, love ya. The alcoholic • Andrea-Yo dude! Love. Fearsome party child I number one • Debbie K Aren’t you Rumpleshminkadink’s daughter? • Misty Lynne- I’ve corrupted you! Je t’aime- The I biggest heart you know. • Misty N.- Me and my friends we’ll do just fine!!! • To LG. BS. LP. AP. DB. BM. SK. DL. AK. HL I MK-No I haven’t started playing it yet. By the time I finish I can teach it to my kids.Thanks, Craig • To Burrbra. I don’t worry, I saved the ears for you. Can your mom still run the camera? • To Alyssa-Thanx Capt. for all the great I times and the use of your car. We’ll miss you. Love, the future Capts. Jennie and Julie (Wiggles and Chester) • To my I friends in the ’’gang” and the elite RC girls-I’m not a jock-IT • Mega-Thanks to Lynn G. for without her. I would have I never come home. Kraus, Diveech, CEC, MOC, Taco, Sue, Jen, Bon.- Gigolettes rule! • Lou. Thank you for making this the best year ever. Words alone can’t express how I feel about you. I love forever-don’t ever forget it! Love always. Kathy • Kathy, I love you. never forget, even remember Aug Sat. 88. very important to us and many of our friends. It’s going to be a big dayllLouis • Cathy- We’ve been through a lot-MB. WE. SJ. Parties and the old” group!-I'll always remember these 4 years-and more memories to come! Sharon • Karen-1 hope we’ve made this year as good as up there! Continue doing it up down here, OK? Always remember bandies, parties, and gold! Sharon • Lise- I want my Nikes back! It’s not my fault she’s my sister? • To AP and the RC girls-it was crazy and great! Carry on DB £ SPX girls-Amy • To CD. Cl, RR. MK. AP. SK the gang Happy Monday! P.S. Smile guys! — _ ■ 301 We Hove Loved These Years The beginning the start of our Freshman year . Thurs. afternoons- Band Camp- Frosh- will I make it?- why do we have to come at 8 AM? What!? Ms. America Parade the night before school? you’ve got to be kidding! Football games on Saturday mornings and afternoons There’s a new girl from West- really Hun. East is much better Who’s your homeroom teacher?- Mrs. Hu. Mrs.who? That’s right. What? QPS- Mr. Kim- Who ate the peanuts? . Mill Hall -piles of clothes-where's our room number? New York- St. Patrick's Day Parade- Help we’re gonna get runned over by a train!! Wendy’s Hot and Juicy . . the Kauffman. Kanzler. Keys clan . . . Fresh- man Band-Shanendoah, Symphonic Overture DB. JK. BP (the guy) we passed around and the guy we passed over) Ocean City . . . Cherry Blossom-Yeah! the year’s over The end of our first of four lovely years. The second year began much too soon Mr. Caputi-run! before he locks us out! . . Sweet I6’s-Sue’s 5Cs-Maria’s-Amy Luau- 75 people? You’ve got to be kidding! Sue abandons clarinet for drums Hold the marble” The bus rides-POP Welcome to East Mr. Hough . Toronto-Oh Boy!- Chicken again-Vz a parade!!-pool fight-pizza- wandas . . Drosophila Labs- yeach! it’s moving! . .2 MM’s . Amy. Wendy and Maria Head off to Junior Prom (Why Maria? Yes Sue, I kept the bracelet this time Oh no, another year gone already. Second year ended and before long the Junior year came Hun defects to the Band Front Sunday Competitions Big U Little G OlelOle! Another one bites the dust Cougar Cavalcade . . licenses!! . . . What, you drive without a license! talking during anouncements . . Hough’s home- room SAT'S ACH's The Big Bomb Scare-extra time to prepare for the prom Let’s have a CELEBRATION! BP. JM. SA. A.A, NB Great Adven- ture-thanks to the bomb- Sue meets Chris Senior Prom for Amy and Sue My Fair Lady . . End of MM for Wendy . . . Last day as Juniors- Panzone’s,Hillary’s, frisbee at Pennypacker Where have all the years gone? Yeah! we made it! Senior Year Steve’s Party-Halloween II- ice skating- rollerskating Amy and Sue find true love- JM and CW college men guess who’s coming home this weekend? Amy defects to the band front to join with Hun What, no more Competition . Shaving cream fights . $500 first place at Millville Amy’s off to F6M Maria's going North Wendy’s going for music Hun programs Maria and Wendy compose Amy Choreographs Sue plays College Applications-FAF’s-we’re driving our guidance councelor crazy! . Marching Band Banquet New Year s Eve I98l-lt’s our year! . Hun, Wendy, and Amy take off for Florida (with the hosers. spare me)- chicken again Wendy you’re too skinny Wendy manipulates . Centerfold, Our Lips are Sealed. I Love Rock N' Roll” PUNK OUT!!! . . . Senior Prom- l Have Loved These Days Graduation, and tears . . . We have loved these years! Amy. Hun. Maria, Sue, and Wendy Eidolon 1982 Sroff A Speclol Thanks To: mr. cost. mr. branin and the rest of the faculty-for their support mr. terranova-for everything mr. lacovara-for the phone mr. mcgovern-for all his help mrs. lower-for all those outside lines mrs. p. cunmngham-for taking care of us mrs. bieberbach and the photo department-for lending a helping hand the families of our editors-for all those late dinners and other help glick studios especially tim. thorn, brian. dana. tom. jan. mor. bolino. mr. albert and mr. weisgrau frank vittori-what can we say except thanx EDITORS-IN-CHIEF: barbara smead and leslie blinderman FACULTY: sue choi-editor. lisa vitoski. su-ching wu FEATURES: stamo kokolis-editor. amy brown, humphrey chen. jean freed- man. len garry. cathy grammsammer. cindy Hollis, chison lee. julie mayr. unchu lee UNDERCLASSMEN: craig herskowitz-editor. michelle bitto. lisa bolitsky. rob digiacomo. cindy dolon, michelle fuchs, barbara gail, sherry green- field. kathy kennedy. mike ogen SENIORS: grace lee-editor; unchu lee-asst. editor, hun liu-asst. editor, elise alperm. Christine dean, stella eleazar. amy keys, faith natkin ACTIVITIES: kris o'neill-editor. robert soslow-editor, dorothy bradley. man- isha chakrabarti. dawn cook, jigna disai, rob digiacomo. Stacey fichman. rachel freidman. cathy grammsammer. Christy ondis. ann peins. maria santucci. debbie sashoua. sharon tasman. linda winner SPORTS: bonnie ross-editor. craig iskowitz-asst. editor, mike lisicky asst, editor, keri bogda. jodi chase, linda ebner. rachel friedman. joseph gaer. amy kanzler. maria kanzler. liz kokolis. eric lund. larry mass, ann peins. Steve ross. aileen schwartz. eric targan. Howard weinstein ADS PUBLICITY: jennifer cardonick-manager, heidi liss-manager. juliet liss. |ohn marsh LITERARY joel pearlman-editor. sonya kim. jacob rahming, victor neel. susan pak. bama athreya ART: carolyn old-editor ADVISORS: matthew carr. barbara hopp. rosanne rubinstein