Columbia High School - Mirror Yearbook (Maplewood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 294 of the 1983 volume:

17______ SENIORS FACULTY 33 97 UNDERCLASSMEN SPRING 145 169 PERFORMING ARTS 181 ACTIVITIES SPORTS 207 261 ADVERTISEMENTS 101-1 2 k - so Maplewood Memorial Library Maplewood. New Jersey At first the road stretches interminably, confused, over- whelmed, filled with questions. But rapidly the vision is replaced by special mo- ments shared by laughs and smiles of friends. Each moment is unique to each of us because we are all different and have different paths mapped to follow. 2 3 We enjoy certain times and not others. But that is to be expected. What is your game is not mine. What is my destination is, perhaps not yours. 4 5 6 Our independence is important —fun but difficult. 7 8 9 10 11 12 We are performers who love attention as well as an audience that enjoys watching others per- form. 13 But alone or together, laughing or crying, leading a path or following another, we know we have travelled through unforgettable times. 15 And now we look from the line of memories toward the line stretched be- fore us. 16 17 faculty ! j 1 j j 261 ADVERTISEMENTS J 17 Dr. William Librera Principal Stuart Benjamin House Director (10, 11, 12) George Goetz House Director (10, 11, 12) Thomas Jacobsen House Director (9) 18 Arlene Burns (On Leave) Peter Cross Dorothy Dharni Arlene Farley Betty Forgerson Donald Griesel Andrew Kooistra Marion Murrill George Plishka Hal Young Guidance Counselors 19 Thomas Alose Industrial Arts Ellen Asselmeyer Child Study Team Patrick Attanasio History Barbara Barbaro Special Education Joan Barist History George Binder Mathematics Ruth Austin Mathematics Gail Blazure Home Economics Frederick Booth Physical Education Donna Box English Daniel Broadhead Physical Education L. Carroll Brooks Biology 20 Beach Day Edna Casapulla English Mark Chapin English George Chase Art Eugene Chyzowych Physical Education Neil Cooperman Mathematics Anthony Cordasco Industrial Arts Marguerite Cryer Home Economics Robert Curcio Chemistry Andrea Brydon English Robert Bunio Mathematics Ali Butcher English Mary Cappuccino Secretary Constance Czekanski Business Education Anne Dale Spanish Sam Defino Industrial Arts Elizabeth Delsordi Secretary Judith Cohen English Richard Cohen Biology Peter Cole History Margaret Comba English (leave of absence) Domenick Deo Physical Education Nino DePinto History Nancette DiMenna Secretary George Domareki Art (on leave) Alice Donadio Mathematics Patrick Downs History Hannah Edelman Special Education Roy Eismann Mathematics Stacey Elam Physical Education Elaine Elkind Mathematics Denise Epps Special Education Sandra Facciponti Secretary Alan Fazzari Special Education Barbara Feldstein Chemistry Wayne Fenstermacher Music Ellen Finkelstein Business Education Erika Fischer German Doris Fitzsimmons Secretary John Fletcher Physical Education Anthony Freda Industrial Arts Anthony Gallo Biology Perry Gatti Secretary J. Alan Gavitt History Irwin Genzer Science Dept. Chairperson Richard George English Joseph Ghegan Chemistry Ronald Gibson Security Howard Glatt English Gail Grasso Secretary Roberta Grehl English Joseph Haley English Donald Hamingson English Pam Abel and Mr Cooperman checking the senior class minutes Mr Bunio relaxes a little Mr Binder looks a little confused 23 Checking the scenes. Father Pantazes Cyndi Haskel Science Paul Hausheer Science Albert Hector Physical Education Ronald Henderson French Marian Hershey Biology Janet Hicks Physical Education Diana Hill English Jeffrey Himmelstein Biology Fritz Hoffman Physics David Hogenauer History Brenda Horton Nurse Richard Huntington History 24 Mr. Benjamin doing paperwork? Peter Iosso French Spanish Helen Jones French Spanish June Kent Home Economics John Kiley English Joyce Kobylarz Mathematics Marilyn Krasner French Rudolph Kreutzer Director of Music Donald Lasko English Darlene Leider Mathematics Phyllis Leone Secretary Paulette Jones English Leonard Klepack Physical Education Michael Krasner English Carolyn Lawrence Mathematics Alan Levin Physics Robert Jones Music E. Everett Kline, Jr. History Dept. Chairperson Walter Krehel Chemistry Betty Lechter History William Little History 25 Victor Lomakin Physical Education Judy Maniscalki Mathematics Sara Mastellone Mathematics Chris McShane Mathematics Mary Dell Morrison Mathematics Cheryl Loyer Business Education Marjorie Mansell Secretary Matthias Matthewson Industrial Arts Anna Mears Library Media Edith Moss Special Education Lawrence Lubkin Chemistry Jerry Margulis English Charlotte Matthias Secretary James Memoli Italian Spanish Albert Mucci Business Education Thomas MacEwen Industrial Arts Russell Martin Art Maureen Matthewson History Charles Mills Security Elaine Murphy Physical Education 26 Catherine Nardelli Mathematics Lewis Nessi English Betsy Newman Mathematics Frank Nicholetti English Richard Nolan Special Education John O'Connor Mathematics Patricia O'Hanlon English Evelyn Oliver English Steve Overy Special Education Robert Palma Mathematics Thomas Palma Physics Martin Panek Physics The Lunch Crew John Weeks gives it a try 27 Mr. Glatt listens intently 7 Can't Take It Any morel' Angelo Pantazes Mathematics Salvatore Paolella Language Dept. Chairperson William Parker Industrial Arts Enrique Passarge Spanish Mario Pedoto Business Education Susan Penberthy Mathematics Freda Petzinger Security Stephanie Poss English Adele Press Mathematics Barbara Pressutti Secretary William Price Spanish Mary Pultar Treasurer 28 Beach Bum Andrew Quiroli Spanish Sydell Rabin English Dept. Chairperson Harold Savage History Owen Snyder History James Stanford Library Media Stewart Richter Biology Margaret Schley English (Retired This Year) Jack Spear History Arnold Stark History Eileen Racioppi Secretary Allen Ramey History Kathleen Rooney Mathematics Thomas Ruggiero Physical Education Ernest Sehringer Mathematics Marilyn Simon Special Education Marie Springstead School Psychologist George Stager History Jill Steiner Child Study Team Carol Stewart Biology 29 I Joan Stewart Secretary Carolyn Stickle Secretary Onnie Strother Art Robert Sulek Mathematics Domenick Tancredi Italian Charles Taylor Physical Education Peter Tenewitz Math. Dept. Chairperson Cynthia Tooks Permanent Substitute Margaret Van Dorpe Physical Education Barbara Villani Secretary David Vodofsky Industrial Arts David Wade Atheltics and Activities Constance Trautman English Ethyl Tripp Nurse Joseph Tusa History Peter Urban History Jean Waldron Secretary Calvin Ward Security Kathleen Ward Secretary Eric Weida Industrial Arts I 30 David Weidlich Business Education Roberta Weintraub Art Dennis Whitley Art Charles Williams Business Education Alice Wolf Latin Barbara Wolff Physics Sara Worth Italian Spanish David Yoresh Physical Education An intriguing day in art class 31 Mrs. Wolff gets charged up. Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors ... Psyched up1 Mrs. Lee ter passes out. Another Harlequin Romance. The big Teddy Bear. 32 SENIORS 33 ACTIVITIES 33 NORA LYNN APPLEBAGM Systan C, L-ART, DBH, Tribal Jam, DK CHGDD, Hib Skib Happnin I need lunch I Love You Pasz! LAYTA JOE ARANCIO This is a town for losers were pulling out of here to win. Moya. DOROTHY H. AHRENS Friends are like paper and glue, once they are met they can’t be seperated. soccer 80-82Hi:LBDPCMLG MONICA RENEE ALLEN A wise man is strong yea a man of knowledge increaseth strength Luv Mom Dad CA BF Sonie TW TE KB KHALIL ABDGRRAGF Later JL. Nev4get workin’ in the sta- bles. Dippn HAGEN in class. A cuntry boy can survive HANK W JR ANTHONY N. AGRILLO SHOW ME THE WAY crrrank!!! 258-673 JBT (MC, AM, NV) JD FIG 2, 4, 6 to 12 NUN210-SLEEZER ’83 CHRYSANTHE ANAGNOSTIS Dont Dream it Be it — Aggie Dee friends 4 ever — Dance! LedZep — SSP summer school 81 ’ — ILY Ma — You Too DMP STEVEN ANDREWS My time in school has diminished so I’ll say farewell, for I am finished. PAMELA ABEL Shower the people you love with love . . . things are gonna work out fine if you only will ADJLG BRAD ABRAMS Showing up is 80 percent of life W.A. LAGRA B. ALTERMAN OUR TIME TOGETHER IS OVER. WE GO OUR SEPARATE WAYS, BUT WE LL HAVE OUR MEMO- RIES, ALWAYS. AJBDCHDICNT BRENT ALLEYENE Ain't nothing better than a fresh pair of baggy's and I know thats right THE TIME ALAN S. ARCHILEI May the memory of the past full fill my dreams. RAPHAEL ARMENTI WHY DIDN’T IT SNOW ON NEW YEARS SCOT ARMS — ALWAYS THERE! PK, RS, TG, AJ, CD, HB RWB, BH, SG (STANTON STA) MACJRA ARMC1TH If everything seems to be going well, you obviously don't know what's go- ing on. Soccer CEKRJODD CARLA ASKEW I'll never forget you GJA. Te amoro mas hoy que ayer On The Wings Of Love Ribbon In The Sky ROBERT ATTERBURY Smoke em Bunk Bed Sleep 6 later this ANGUS LYNYRD SKYNYRD AIRTON AZEVEDO Moya CHRISTOPHER L. BADUINI ELLO LOVE” 11 LAX 82-83 1 IN NJ 57 FB SAM IHCC 82 SUDSBBLLP MAC LOUIE WENZ CHAZ SCUMMER TURBO LD JOHN W. BALSAMO PEGGIE 5 25 81 + + + NOW + ALWAYS 77 OLDS” STEF ”82” JC + AK BKLYN FOR MOM “BLOND” BHW 82 TF SC DAVID BARRY It Has Just Begun . . . Wrestling LBI Q's BUDDY MEXTRIP IMM-XO 115 FRSS TGE CU Later GEOFFREY MICHAEL BARRY THERE IS NOTHING SO ABSURD BUT SOME PHILOSOPHER HAS SAID IT — MARCUS TULLIUS CICERO AMY BASES YOU'VE BEEN GREAT TO ME CO- LUMBIA BUT LIFE GOES ON. JOHN COUGAR HURTS SO GOOD. JACK AND DIANE. HENRY J. BAUMAN III Although the last waltz is over the party has just begun Scotty Arms RWB OHB Zoom BS Suzi Q Donald Downey Doug Voight HEIDI A. BECK Chase the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Journey 5 6 82. Hey TSW- ILYFEVER DYFI! PAULA GRACE BECKER And a rainbow held out its shining hand — so what could I do but laugh and go? Moo! PDKMLK ANDRE BECKLES Thanx for the success Mom “Magic” WHBI 120 + 5 Avenue RC ST Up townboy Fresh MS DMSR OIDSch Bs UP 83” HOWARD W. BEDER WITH DETERMINATION ALMOST ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE + GO FOR IT + BEARDED BROTHERS — ROCK THE CASbAH 36 ROSEMARIE BENGIVENGO The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. TWIRLING BR BOFF CG; EL JB 3-6-81. JOHN BELO We're having a Party Crash Crew The Den Friends GM RR PH MW JC SP JE Buds and cruiser. LYNN BENTOWSKI LINDA BELLOMO OUR U KingQueen Pits — Tdat- Joes MO ANGIE, ANGELA, NANCY And then some MJMJMJB — Go For It — WERE THERE NOW ERIC HAMILTON BERGER We worship who we worship; CK boy halloween '80; Columbian Coup '82 Howies forever; Southern Girl; FEC EDISON BENDEIRA JEFF BERGMAN Is this the end? Or Is there more of the same ahead? Smile If you’r biodegra- dable SNBOOLILK TGL KAQL CINDY BLAG (BLACJBRAIN) A FRIEND SO RARE CK PARTY UP!!’’ 3 Cin's HANGIN' OUT, TANKS. BUD—LG GT + GF = AM, TB, BB, WAYNE ILYA GREGORY J. BONIN Never succumb to sanity. Rat Burg- ers. Blues Bros. SHF ’82 WO YAO BI.LES NESMOND. ‘69’ Stang. JANET L. BIRSCAK The past is to be remembered; the future to be lived. Thanx PC MW. . . CHS Soccer 1 THOMAS BERMAN Most of us don’t know exactly what we want, but we’re pretty sure we don’t have it ALFRED E. RICHARD D. BIANCHI LAX STATE CHAMPS FOOTBALL THANKS MR. WOOD WRESTLING NICE SUIT TF-Y «7 THE GANG BUDQ'S MOM DADTHANKS HUGH BIANCO Physics, driving test, caf riots, the last Rep ... I got by with a little help from my friends wts? THOMAS G. BIBBINS We are the dreamers of dreams and the builders of the future CHS Ulti- mate Frisbee LH JD Squat STEVEN BLINDER ‘What you do to what you know to get to where you want to go' — BC THUMPER LIVES! MBAND82: SDMNWNKRAK MORVIA M. BLACKWOOD It is our perseverance which won us our title as seniors DENISE M. BOCCHINO We are islands to each other building hopeful bridges on the troubled sea Love Ya Philip 10 80 F. FELICIA DIANE BLAKE Those who disguise themselves from others often leave disguising them- selves from theirselves Emma Chatsky LOU BONGIORNO And though its just a memory some memories last forever ABKHSM Jay N. DZ A farewell to things RUSH 38 ANTHONY BRANT BETH EMERSON BREEN The scrimmage is over, now the game begins. Hey Butt, Shall we? FLA. CHS FH, Lax. Thanks MG. EMILY M” BREGMAN Lets Do Some Living After We Die Mick the Stones Never 2 old 2 RnR DR JR CP SM Ugly Wench Im Lucky WHO THOMAS D. BOWSHER Take it easy but take it NYC82PL Soccer 80-83 EP's ANL Di Deirdre RK, JR, AG, AS Friends; KR80SS TY FD CHRISTOPHER BRIENZA CALL ME THE BREEZE Elvis King JMac EP DV GOOK J5 Right here lady — what da20CF spouts RAVE ON KENDRED BRUNSON FB 77 Wrestling HWT GS. SP HS JP DP Later. Helena My Heart. Class of 83 Elizabeth Martin KATHLEEN ANN BRADY We’ll walk over separate bridges but share the same memories. Fie 95%?, Horizsmurf, SOCCER, Luv ya CW KATHLEEN A. BORRONE IF MY FRIENDS FROM CLARKE COULD SEE ME NOW FINALLY IT’S TIME TO LEAVE. SWIM TEAM YMCA SKIING ADRIANNE “PIZZAZ” BROWN ALL THAT IS GREAT WONDER FUL IS OUT THERE FOR YOU, JUST BELIEVE REACH FOR IT! LYM ‘TTYS’’ DKP 1BIJ JOSEPH M. BRUNO ’’JOE B” — GREAT MEMORIES CRASH UP DERBY WITH OK — THE PIT” SHORE '83 JAMES A. BRADLEY ’’TIDE’’ 22 THE GRASS IS GREENER IN LEFTFIELD CLINTON GANG + 1 TF “79” JIMBO FOOT- BALL ROCKED THIS TOWN BILL BROADBENT Good luck to everyone in the years ahead. E.T. Ouch, ZAXXON «1. MARYBETH BCITTERLY Good friends and good times . . . MCD-LAV. FLA BREENER, We shall! Tennis TFTM AL 10 2 81 LYNNE A. BYRNE Life is a path of never ending jour- neys. CHS Soccer '82 Calif. DA K- ZAP MO JOHN CAHILL All the animals except man know that the principle business of life is to enjoy it BT is rich THOMAS J. CANNAN Rick the world is stuck with us! Bob, you’re where it’s at? Seapowett. I luv you G.T. Wrestling. Lauren Collura HENRY CARDONA JAMES CAREW Love + live life to each his bone cause it's a gift from God. To good STEVEN J. CARIDDI Knowledge is good. —Emil Faber HENRY CARON friends. BDHJJP, THETOWER CF. JEFF E. CATALDO ADRIENNE — 5 79 — my Love To You Now And Always XXOO Sum- mer of ’•82 Thanx MDFMK JB + PM 70 Cuda BHW SCOTT CATON To live is to rock KENNETH CHAMBERLIN TIMOTHY CHAMBERLIN ALL I WANT IS EVERYTHING COU- GAR GRAPPLERS RR THE GANG BUDQ'S ANDREA BETH CHIRLS ALICE “CHANG” CHIU SARAH CHODROW MARC E. CICALESE Tread softly because you tread on my dreams SHORE-UNION sum 82 BC Henry 7-11 ET Losers CASABLAN- CAS We value our friends by our ability to pleae them not by their ability to please us — ECRHJ — FH 11 Les yeux sont aveugles. II faut chercher avec le coeur. Yesterday is but todays memories Today is but todays dream XC7980L83?BB81 JV MLBARB BF DON DINO CICCOTTI ‘Dean” It’s not how long you live but how well you live. Good times with friends. The finish line. TERESA A. CINQUE Remember Yesterday, Live Today, Dream Tomorrow. Fun times with all — Len, BH, CR, IS — FF Morns wM ANTHONY “BUTCH” CIULLO WENT DOWN TO THE PARK ’ tide rip! Clinton Gang +1 67 chevelle tingly MISERABLE 24 hook CHS — Gymnastics GINA MICHELE COCCA If the sun refused to shine I’d still be lovin’ you! Tony I love you! 11-5-81 Like a Hurricane COLIN COHEN ILYSSA JYL COHEN finally in the clear free i’ve got dreams i’m livin 4 — m'ries 82 ILUALL — FF KATH LES I LOVE U JOE CHARLES PALMER COLEMAN SUCCESS lies not in achieving what you aim at but in aiming at what you ought to achieve. EILEEN COLLINS The secret of life is enjoying the pas- sage of time, F F, Kar Kirk Er, Goldfish, KG, 11, DJDS, Scope, 25C Marie Purcell CRAIG M. COUGHLIN Finally escaped the madness of high school and become exposed to the intense madness of the world. WILLIAM D. COYLE AMAZING F-BALL 87 HOME PLATE Security 12 CAPT. MARLA — U KNOW I DO 10 16 82 GO POGO FAMSMTR ROGER CRANDALL Who controls the past, controls the future: who controls the present con- trols the past.” JOCELYN CRAUGH There’s got to be something more . . . DA P JHT Nancy Kasen PHILIP JAMES COSGROVE May we live as long as we want never want as long as we live. Let's go surfin’! JOHN COTTER To thine own self be true JC 25 CHSFB IHCC82 IRISH 1 Bearded Bros won’t get fooled again DDOQ MGBVHA JOSEPH CORAGGIO KERI CONRAD FFMaureen mstanding on a hill in a mtn of dreams telling myself its not as hard as it seems MTRFHS WILLIAM C. COPPOLA Onward and upward! Mr. Pantazes CHRISTOPHER CORCORAN Columbia has been educational and fun. If I had a chance to do it all over again I would. LAUREN M. COLLURA Memories with Casablancas NTR VIVA ITALIA LK, LD, PM, DI! U” ILM D MP ADAM A E ALLNT CRASH KL MONA” WILLIAM MICHAEL COOGAN My Mean looking MACH 1? Someday Love ya Grazyna keep on smiling Can’t forget C.J. MFBF ASNTBF DAVE CROMAN ANDREA M. CROWLEY Time may change me, but I can't change time Don’t ever tell anybody anything if you do you’ll start missing every- body, Mag — Pat BOF ED, D.I.C.K. DAVID CCJOZZO STEVEN D’ANGELO Boomer Cougar Football 62 Disco Thanx 61 Remember all the great times, Friends 4-Ever L.D. B.C.” MARIEL DACOSTA Become a friend to yourself Before you become a friend to someone else. X-C 1 Love you M DLKPR CHRISTINE DA CUNZA Mom Dad Joey Billy thanks: Jason 5 82 Now Always LOVE YA. JC AK PM TM JR MD LP JM MM JM CD! MAUREEN DALTON Who r u? yr magic is strange + new Lets Fly 2 the stars make r dreams Come true iluvu Karl Arne Eriksson JULIANNE D. DANIELS I'm finally out in the clear and I’m free. I’ve got dreams I’m living for. Bye CHS NJ. Hello PA. BSC? STEVEN M. DARCY When in doubt, mumble, when in trouble, deligate. A bird in hand is safer than one overhead SBthp EDWARD DAVIDSON DARNELL “MUG” DEANS 69 MUSTANG NO. 1 ITS BEEN A LONG FOUR YEARS GLAD ITS OVER LATER TO ALL THE MUGS WHAT A MUG? SEAN DEANS RENATO R. DEBELLONIA On came the lights Lets go dancin ABRACADABRA RT9 The Joint Cl VEDIAMO KP BC LETS GROOVE TN RICK “KZAP” DEBOARD A short goodbye to all my frienz I’ll be back in a Mercedes Benz See you on stage Tom Kim LJ FAME DAVE deCASTRO YOG GOTTA GET IN TO GET OUT P GABRIEL DIY SUPPERS READY MUSICAL BOX I KNOW WHAT I LIKE MARK DAVID DECICCO WE WERE THE CLASS THEY COULDN’T TEACH, CAUSE WE KNEW BETTER. LAX 55 82SC FB58 IHC RON — PAT, AG, SKISH JANINE DeDEO Don’t remember days, Remember moments — Thanks Mom, Dad + LISA DEDINSKY JAMES EDWARD DEFINO RICHARD DEMUTH Don’t hesitate. Lou. SOCCER; FULL SPEED AHEAD!! Should have won it. Summer '82. TR, TJ Rah Rah 81 But Yoh my God! Puddy Hey KKLOKBMMSK KM, EN JD Fubar Friends. LP me •HONEY FALGUNI DESAI Friendship like wine improves with time. Years add flavor to remember and savor. MARIA “RIA” DESANTIS 6 12 81 Endless Love; MAAI 8 82 DNN 1 Outlaws Other Half of WL ANNEMARIES DESPOSITO These few years we’ll remember for- ever Peter 7-17-81 ywabmel LD Meg DI B B DL LD LD JH wilDWOOD ANDREW Di ELMO Leigh Hooper ISABELLA “IZY” Di GIOIA Hey Chic Bene” Capri Dawn 3 JS Olena! DS “AHAHUT” DSP8 PTDG — 95! 10 31 82! Thanks Mom Dad — LET GO! LAURA DIGI DiGIOVANNI Viva Italia Casablanca’s — BH + MD. ZNBRMMAG, 81 Cutlass Thanx Mom + Dad Friends 4-Ever 62 SD “Mona JOHN H. DILLEY A WASTE IS A TERRIBLE THING TO MIND. SQUAT TEAM 1.7-11 FUGI- TIVE D AND D. JFK ALL THE WAY. LU KH LINDA DILUZIO FOTWE IT’S MANEUVERABLE! 5 IN THE BACK SEAT — WE BAD CB THERE HAS TO BE AN INVISIBLE SUN — BR27 DADDY-O MARY PATRICIA Di ROMA If the mountains crumbled to the sea it would still be you and me! ILU AC 4- 30-81 summer of 82 TmtD KENNETH DOELE Participation is the key — Don’t find out too late PS. Half the Dan is back! AMY DOMBROWSKI Always Special — Memories Sum- mer 1982 Loves to Ice Skate listen to Rick Springfield “Excellent! JAMES RAYMOND DONOVAN “SKIP’’ “THE CREST’’ “THE PORTHOLD’’ TEXAS RAILBIRD PC GLOVES’’ “‘SQUAN!”BEAMSKI CHS LAX 1 82-83 LATER? ROBERT “BOB” DONOVAN Looking back on my achievements yet ahead towards my goals. 6 G:4- a:5, RM, ED Class '83! KEITH DORTON Carole Hess DEIRDRE DONNELLY Your friends are your needs an- swered! Thanks KMTBAJTBB WASMNBFAKR SOCCER! M’MRIES — GINOTFE — LSTDWTBK LINDA DOSTERT The moment is temporary but memo- ries are forever. ES YL JL MP MG BG Sum ’82 Sweet NEMOB V-Ball 18 44 DONALD E. DOWNEY JR. THE YEAR OF THE FIRSTS Tide � 31 Double D What? What? ILU MD Clinton Gang 4-1 BEST SUM- MER LIZ! RAY DREITLEIN BIG MIXER 666 gnarly Bong Hits snapper material PINK FLOYD JU- DAS PRIEST 69 MARY DUFFELL OUR MEMORIES OF YESTERDAY WILL LAST A LIFETIME” F 4 CA- SABLANCAS 3 21 81 — LYAK! NTR THANX CUZ! DOC TIM DOYLE It has been a great year but I am glad it is over Ken Giordano EILEEN M. DUFF Best friends always — Patty W'S MT Belmar NYC JGB — GR8FLDED Ripple CC81 SVR! Angela DRMNA- TARPNTM NA JOHN J. DUHIG MEL 81 — only God knows AA NUNZ FIG” Granada FONZ Good Luck AM CM LB GB RD NS MOM DAD TD ROBERT SEAN DURKIN I don’t want to be a millionaire, I just want to live like one. Thanks, Kathy SONJA YVETTE EDWARDS Memory is the treasure-house of the mind TFuller Thanx Mom Dad 1 friend Monie TE KB JS AF Lies ANNE EVANS Iron striking metal, sound of racing steel all I ever want to hear is music to my ears TTQUIKKS ANDREA FABRIZIO Walk carefully among my dreams for they are small and easily crushed Thanx: KTDRTFMH M + D Cl 15 GREGORY S. ELLISON YOU'T NEED A SPECIAL OCCA- SION TO GIVE 4 GIFT, JUST A SPE- CIAL PERSON. THANKS MOM DONNA H. EZOR We re going to be late! I need some sleep. F F I’ve gotta be me! CHRALENE FALCONE Running Wild In MANASQGAN 82- 83” Italian STALLION LV DID ya hear Anything BOFCLDKMFDLPLF — JC ROBERT A. FARINA Cuz; It’s a town full of losers, and I’m pulling out to win. JOHN D. FAIG I never let my schoolwork interfere with my education The Emporium — Katie (Mrs. L) MARIO L. FASTIGGI I have reached a divided highway in life, I will keep right and achieve my goals V P and HSB i Melanie Panko, llyssa Cohen BILL FACJLKNER “WILBER I Hope to choose a path that’s clear Marla Norby Webbs fm wezz kitchen Party's fast times ROSEMARIE L. FERRARA Casablancas 7-11 ET MrT AM LD BK CB DG Gnion I don't do that kind of- stuff Thanx for everything LUCI A. FIORINI WAIT! ARE YOG SERIOGS? I’M EC- STATIC LG “7 Morteash FF Char- Cath LPMFMM SQGAN SGMMER OF 83 WAVES 99 MPH ANDREW C. FISK You can pick your friends — but you can’t wipe them off the couch. — Chaucer MARC FLORA Nothing succeeds like success 69 Pontiac AA O.C. Ohio Cosmos Devils X9 543-9097 Dun AMY KATHLEEN FLYNN Glen 8-29-80 Thanks for all the memories “Hard to say I’m sorry” Friends Forever Pati, LC, Lovya Ma CHRISTA FOGARTY I can cry with the best laugh with the rest. Kim A1A2 magic carpet ride Butt Joe Oct 31, 81 MARTA FOLEY GOOD TIMES BAD TIMES I KNOW I’VE HAD MY SHARE CHANGES NO JONE LIKE YOG KD FOREVER 103181 LPL7CLC7C TIMOTHY D. FORD Music is the soul of man. EMANUEL G. FOSTER THE BEGINNING OF WISDOM IS SI LENCE TIMOTHY S. FRANCIS All of the answers you seek can be found in the dreams that you dream on the way. LX18FB55 BUDQ’S DOUGLAS GAHM Natalie Voronka, Kristin Holmes THERESA A. FOLIGNO Memories of ine Panthers’’ Friends forever CTKTAFSW . . . JB LOVE YA DANNY! 11 20 81 Thanx M D ANGELA K. FORNESS PINK FLOYD GNSIS SC-PT Is RS HB FBP! CMNS SVR-MT RBP LH CDT MSTG THANX 2 Eileen, Do- reen, Amalia — JN GLENN G. FOX People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges.” JOSEPH FORT NEWTON JOHN GACINA DAWN K. FULTON SLS — Open Arms — SSH ’82 eba- boy W M Good friends bring good times EK MLR PF LG ISA 3 LYM SSODRR W-DDDD! TINA GALLO FRIENDS FOREVER FD EM CF CB = lt's A BIRD! NEVER FORGET VALLEY! SUMMER OF 82 LOVE YOU ALWAYS DERRICK LISA ELLEN GARELY I want to live from the inside out, not from the outside in. Best of friends. Jilly. Robin B. DONNA MARIE FUNARO FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS WHER- EVER THEY LEAD RMP Remem- ber all the good times we had ILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU 47 Chris Brienza Scott Kisch 49 50 THOMAS GIORDANO LET YOUR OWN DISCRETION BE YOUR TUTOR W.S. SO LET'S PAR TY! 31 SOCCER 22 Don Fred BYE CLARICE GLOSHINSKI When the world is running down, you make the best of what’s still around. FFRO RK11 — TGTGTABT MARGARET GOERKE ILU Scott TIOOS — FOTWE WE BAD! — JS thanx — RAH — Been smilin lately thinkin of good times to come . . . RON GARGUILO TO: Scotty RA JW RM IP. . . It’s been Real! Craziest — JW Coolest — Scotty Funniest — RA Later CHS — MUCH! ANTHONIA GERACOS CRAIG GESTR1NG YOU’LL ALWAYS BE HERE DAD. LOVE YOU MOM. EMT ’83, RAT FIGHTS. ISJ, 350 PSP, FRIENDS, MFAS, TGIG..... TRACY GEVIRTZ LOVE when you can cry when you have to be who you must” Thanx LLK WP Love YALL BOFSTAPATILU 2 much NOV 80 MENELAOS GIANKOURUS KENNETH S. GIORDANO I go easily on, the task of life before me. I leave much behind. Yet forget nothing. Grapple 14IJG JAMES GOLDSMITH Where there's a will, there’s a way out. “We were children once — play- ing with toys. S.W. JOHN J. GARRIGAN I must be traveling on now, cause there's too many places I have to see Great times Meg 80 —? BBoy ANDREA GIORDANO Since we’re only here 4 a while we might as well show some style EX- PRESS YOURSELF BS + WG NoP’s DAD ELIZABETH GOLKIN A FRIEND'S SOMEONE WHO KNOWS ALL ABOUT U STILL LUVS U. MM9YJCOMN SBIMSGJ- NAMIG SFD SUM 82 RUSH ILYM SETH “SID” GOODWIN Do not turn back when you are at the goal, life goes on. Hold on loosely but don’t let go. ILUJLFE PAMELA GRAND SO BEFORE WE END THEN BEGIN, WE LL DRINK A TOAST TO HOW ITS BEEN — BILLY JOEL LBM BOF STA! BARRY P. GRAY I KNOW I’LL LEAVE WHEN ITS MY TIME TO GO TILLTHEN I'LL CARRY ON WITH WHAT I KNOW — TERRY BOZZIO KRISTEN GREELEY A friend is someone who comes in when the whole world has gone out EC KT SS DD KR SK GIO AT WENDY GREENBERG Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you LBA BOOF BOFSTA 143RS CHRISTIANE GRELL LISA GREENE Between the idea and the reality falls the shadow. . . sweet! Love lasts . . . LSKHEKLBGSS JONATHAN GROHSGAL Don't you Ider what you’ll find step- pin out tonite — THIGH POWER — LOVE SV — Thanks DRHBSVT GANAJJTCA Tom Stewart ADAM GURIEN “Oh sure there will be other week- ends SHONTE GRIFFIN GARY MOM AND DAD LIL RUS AND FAME I LOVE TOU ALL AND I WILL SURVIVE MIA GROSSO Love and Laughter are to be shared Dot — FHA — LGD CW MP ES LK LD KG JN V-ball Thanx MrC 13 Cin- Re-M 51 PATRICIA ANNE HARDINA If dreams came true oh wouldn't that be nice Bruce '81 Shore SH82 NO 16 Thanks KQ FF AQ 2 19 82 MOY CAROLE M. HESS Good memories last forever JWLAS CD XC EPMLS TS Listless v flaunt it! SS fishnet stockings thanx M D STEPHEN ANTHONY HICKS THE ONLY GOOD is knowledge, and THE ONLY EVIL is ignorance. STEVE HEISCHCJBER No matter where you go in life that’s where you will be. KENNETH S. HART I know what I like and I like what I know GENESIS. WRESTLING 83 PIG RUSH KLAY. H. ABinc. Fi ELIZABETH HELLER Hope smiles on the threshold of the years to come, whispering that it will be happier VHIGFPCS ELISHA HAYNES I leave my love to my friends in the CC PP AP LL To my friends HW PN SC KS LW MA To my family M F - WILLIAM HEERWAGEN JR. Class of 83 1, Gumby Lives Car Clique B.H., PR., W.S., P.R. THANKS MOM DAD BECKY JANE HAMILTON “I wouldn’t have missed this for the world!” ILG marc 5 82 (tee hee) MARLA A. HANNON There’s always tomorrow BelmarLT DJ BF AKA Bill 10 16 Wishing on a Star 81 ILYAE IMG MIKE ILGMA DAD JAMES GGRLAND We are such stuff as dreams are made of and our little life is rounded with a sleep. LESLEY M. GGTHRIE Thanks for being there D.P. I'll re- member you CBCCK BEST BGD- DIES VOLLEYBALL 11 we re AG THOMAS HOCKER DANA M. HOLLEY Days pass monotonously, until we find ourselves wondering where they’ve gone. JLABP; Tom toujours COLLEEN A. HOLMES this may be the last dance but the party isnt over yet FOTWE WE BAD BC-MLFYWNE LES” — BOF Wee2 KRISTEN E. HOLMES Strong ties and real luv are all we really need. Bern Sue EMJSHW CDCPDH LH CO CMGBSD Color Guard KAREN HIRSCHMANN There never seems to be enough time 2 do the things u want 2 do once u find them •HIRSCH L EiK3M TERRENCE HILL DAVID HIRSCHFIELD MORRIS HOLZSCHLAG The ability to sense thepast, foresee the future, and create through them is a special gift. JAMIE LEE HIRSCH If you have a true friend, you have the world. Luv to DZ MM KK GW SN SK LF JG C + KA MA PA — always JENNIFER HORSEY WE LL TAKE THE BEST FORGET THE REST AND SOME DAY WE LL FIND THESE ARE THE BEST OF TIMES SBTB LEIGH HCJTTON HOOPER We easily believe that which we wish — Icecream Frisbee RC Dear OK Dance! Thanks M + D MT AM The Guys BERNICE J. HOULE HAPPINESS IS FOUND ALONG THE WAY NOT AT THE END OF THE ROAD MARINERS! SWKHTCMMPS 54 JON ISAACSON Goodbye stranger its been nice, hope you find your paradise. Like its been one far-out year. Ciao OLIVER JACKSON ANDREW JACOBS PICTURES OF LILLY MADE MY LIFE SO WONDERFUL Sayanara SO OhayONY Pete, Jerry, Neil Miracle KIM JACOBS Life is neither good nor bad but think- ing makes it so THN-Q B2LT2 PJWA TH' SPARK AJ JAKE TRUCDRIVER on 42nd HOWARD JACOBSON THERE’S NOTHING WORTH THE WEAR OF WINNING BUT LAUGH- TER AND THE LOVE OF FRIENDS. CECI JONES Hey systah Nora Wild Women Need Lunch Lust Joe DMBH CHUD IG DK B RTHAZ HAPPIN ART HARDCORE TRBAL LINDA M. JONES LINZ I cant wait til Friday nite! Friends 4ever guys at the rink I’m ready when u r! ‘ ALKIE TFTE! STEPHANIE D. JEMAS Get High On Your Dreams! UmayB- right ImayBcrazy — ILUBJ SEMrS- Sum82 HeyLis — best friends ANI- MALS ILNY RUSSELL JENKINS No speed limit, no stop signs Aint nobody gonna slow me down!” High- way to Hell — AC DC Thanks M + D ALVIN S. JOHNSON AT THIS TIME OUR LIVES BEGIN. GOOD LUCK TO ALL THE PART NERS LGBSB MS CC CD AATO SG TS PN AOG KATRINA ‘KAT’ JONES Make new friends but forget not the old, if the former are silver the latter are gold! Luv u all!! MICHEAL L. KAEHELE MADE IT THROUGH GOING ON! ILCJTM Amalia Ruiz LINDA KARLIN Oh, Baby, it’s a wild world; it’s hard to get by just upon a smile. SCOTT KASEN AMY KAUFMAN TO DBJLDSLDLM-ILYAA LFAUNT IT! I dont know dis one!? 17 geeber COLGATE, IM GCIMBY, DAMN IT!! MATT DONNA KELLY All good things must end, Bobby, summer of 81 Aug 4. Love Ya sis, were not twins! BOFCFCLLFNL KAREN ANNE KELLY Nothing Is wasted That Makes A Memory Thanks Mom Dad Why! Rock This Town God Pizza JDAD- LOMM Love You Paul 9-19-80 NANCY I. KASEN THE FOOL WONDERS, THE WISE MAN ASKS. FUN TIMES AMY! KKCW THNXDCG! TORCH BA BOOM! WAY2B! PHOTO. KASE 1 ADAM KASTIN FELICIA KAHN My life is like a flower it has just be- gun to bloom. Thanx and Love to M + D Mike, Rob, Barb KatCLP LINDA M. KAUFMANN The days are gone, but the memory lives on — TWIRL SUM '82 CJ CRASH BC, NTR, CASABLANCAS, MONA , M6, TMD ERICA ANN KESIN . . . il faut cultiver notre jardin GLENN M. KAYE Doctor Kaye, please report to sur- gery . . . KATHRYN MARIE KEMP L'essentiel est invisible pour les yeux. I’m a princess! Here's to per- sonal victories ... No in '82 55 ROBERT KEYASKO Never lose the courage to try COU- GAR FOOTBALL IH. CHAMPS 6-3- ISCR BH-SMO OIY ! THE BUD BOYZ YEA! OLENA A. KIKTA THE BEST! Bene. MO. Izzy. Nat, Treec, Lor 516CG82 ahahut IDL- S4EVR 12182 BloBlueyz DEVO ILU- JAIFO IWCBILI! JAMES K1KUOKA I HAVE A PHOTOGRAPH, PRE- SERVE YOUR MEMORIES, THEY’RE ALL THAT IS LEFT YOU. JANICE KING I’m a gymnast, meet me at the bars. Good Xs with good friends. JT DN VB JOHN KINSLER PAUL F. KINSLER ‘WHY DID IT SNOW ON NEW YEARS! SCOT ARMS — ALWAYS THERE! RA, RS, TG, AJ, DK. HB, RWB, BH, SG (STANTON STA) KIM KIRKMAN IT’S NOT DOING THE THINGS YOU LIKE BUT LIKING THE THINGS YOU DO. GOOD CHEER AND FRIEND 25C SCOTT LAWRENCE KISCH ROUNDMAN Baseball 4 GNT83 Ropin Interceptor OSITHMF USNA or Bust Confusion Will Be My Epi- taph Deirdre Donnelly, Tim Chamberlin LISA KLEIN STEPHEN ANDREW KLEIN Life has no blessing like loving friends KVBFF ILUVU SKBFFBK 12 MP 16 KTAMAPPY BAG CHZDSMKAEMCJ — THANX I have nothing witty to say like all these poets around me do, but I want it to look like I do. CHRIS “SGLK” KLIMOWICZ It is in giving that we receive! Fatima- gic POCO: cap scarf 2 10 82 ars longa vita brevis WFLBEBWMSR DAVID EVAN KNEE I DONT NEED 2 FIGHT 2 PROVE IM RIGHT — I DONT NEED 2 B FOR GIVEN — ITS ONLY TEENAGE WASTELAND! WHO-1 J Andy Jacobs LISA “EL” KOEPPEL BETH D. KOMISH Good friends are forever JS EA TG RL LP ED PK. Thanks guys 4 helping me in passing of uncle, Mr. M. CYNTHIA KOHN “KOHNHEAD” A FRIEND SO RARE — CB — PAR- TY UP, 3Ts 3 Cin's — Hanging Out — Monkeys, M — KL Tonight I'm On The Loose, VH, OLAS DONNA KOPEC Each happiness of yesterday is a memory for tomorrow. All my love to Troy. Thanks Mom Dad. SUE KOSAKOWSKI I gotta feeln inside I just cant explain PAJ — FF — BK12 — ILCIVu — TR — FF WE LL ALWAYS B FRIENDS JLKCTEKMB MICHAEL KOSSUP Thank you Mom and Dad. I love you Carolyn. LAWRENCE KRASNER ONE WHO WATCHES THE WIND WILL NEVER SOW, ONE WHO KEEPS HIS EYES ON THE CLOUDS WILL NEVER REAP DEAN KRAVITZ IF I COULD WRITE A SONG FOR EACH ONE OF YOU, AFTER THE SHARPS AND FLATS, IT WOULD SAY I LOVE YOU. KEITH KROLL We were there so was Montclair Traci Forever ILU KK's Gym PZ TF LOUIE JJ Thanx Mr. B Mr J __________II______________I RICHARD KRUEGER O.C. 81 — 82 kinks night ALL- JANCE AG JR TB 4-wheel CG — nov. 7 — SD + JG C.H.S. •FOOT- BALL IHCC361 ADSMC CR KENNETH KURTZWEG REMEMBER YESTERDAY DREAM OF TOMORROW LIVE FOR TODAY ROBERT D. KUTTNER GRAPPLING 1 HEY PETE ANY- THING 4 A BUCK RR THE GANG BUDQ’S SO MUCH TO DO SO LIT- TLE TIME 2 DO IT 58 UNDA LALLY It is chance that makes brothers But hearts that make friends CHRIS La MORTICELLA As we move into the future we'll look back on our years in CHS and wonder why they went so fast SHELLY MARIE LANG When all is said and done, more is said than done! MARGARITA LWI FTD Kel Dor, Thanx EP AK, LLIVYA AT MICHAEL E. LANNON If you can’t buy it, love it, or steal it, NUKE IT! C.C., C.A., E.F, G.W., E.S.A.D. DEBBIE LEVIER FOTWE We bad maneuverable Anti The waiting is the hardest part It's my car Fading fast TAWL KJ JAMES LAWRENCE Best of luck to the class of “83)) (The Best) Hl COOM — K.A. R.P. SETH LEVIN TO THOSE WHO ARE. FRIENDS WILL STAND BY YOG AND WAIT THANX: LKAS HNJG JBJT BADR SSTB CJNR SWAR LNWBQ CATHY LAY SQUAN 82 RUNNING WILD! OUT WITH THE GANG RUNNING ON EMPTY! CF PAY ATTENTION! SN MOTION ZFFCFLFLPMFDK PAUL LEHRMAN The More Things Change, The More They Stay The Same,” “Ah Shhh!” “Quiet Please! NANCY LEVENTHAL Hangin on to the laughter each of us hid our unhappiness in. FOTWE Twizzla Nanakins FFCWDKJC LEON LEWIS KAREN LEVIN I’ll let you be in my dreams if I can be in yours. ILUTJ 9-26-81 thnx m + d casablancas fuzzy ffrh JENNIFER LINN The child is grown. The dream is gone. NW? ES, LD. MP — SUM 82 G(TFM) thx AG. JA. KO. JW. MN- TOAK! MADILY THERESA LITWINKO JESTEM SZCZESLIWA ZE JESTEM POLSKA ANGELA LOMBARDI Let the disappointments pass, let the laughter fill your glass IL(J Tommy 1024-80 (JWABMEL FOTWE DANNY LOPGCH AMERICAS FAVORITE PASTIME — FLCAMP KELL MOUG ROUND — ROADTRIPS MCC SENIOR YEAR — DAZED AND CONFUSED SUZANNE C. MAEBERT THE MOMENT MAY BE TEMPO- RARY BUT THE MEMORIES LAST FOREVER. MABES ILU TOM 7 15 81 SQUAN '83 TRACEY A. MAGLIARO Everybody's on the stage and it seems like I'm the only person sitting in the audience! BSBJPKBJ THOMAS V. MAGNIER Two roads diverged, I took the one- less traveled by — That made all the difference GOLD RIVER CD BRIAN PETER MALNAK What A Long Strange Trip It's Been. My Eyes, What About Yours? Fellin Fin, Lax State Champs 82 MAUREEN MALONEY PAUL L. A. MANGELLI Memories are the diary we all carry with us MO” Hey Laur! SH TFAFF = LPOKLOJDTHLBPS Thanks M D It ain't no sin to be glad youre alive Juice Bird Loser SSHTS 82 Candlel's Bearded Bkwrds hagoldip ANDREA M. MANNA You must believe in yourself, or no one will believe in you Mag AND LKAPPYBAGKVKC Camille CAMILLE E. MANNA Time is on my side Littl Red Car ANDJ Talk to me later E Dont Make Any Plans MAGKARLISKER Steve Blinder PATRICIA ANN McDONNELL CASABLANCAS FOREVER TR1ZI” MONA RIUNITE CRASH OH M'GOD HI GUYS! WE RE LATE, LET'S CUT CG ILUBRMOM SCOTT MARAN All the same we take our chances Rush VH KZ400 EZ LOUPIG AB SNAKE KH Scrounger ILU MD 7 11 81 A + F ALAN MARKMAN R.l. J.V. of 81 A.N. B.M. O.K. J.D. R.D. G.B. Some are born great, oth- ers receive greatness, others have greatness thrust upon them. ELIZABETH V. MARTIN Adelante, siempre adelante. Vienna waits for you DON'T PANIC! LUV ya MHD JMS HW KH and gang! RUTH “GOOBER” MARZANO THE BEATLES FOREVER — BIG! YODUDES RPJMSBKRDSMRGRKW HANGIN' ILUVUAW MARZ REEGS PEACH IAELBINGYSIHCS PAMELA MASON LOVE IS A POT OF GOLD HARD 2 GET AND 2 HOLD, LOVE ISN'T MEANT 2 STAY BUT 2 GIVE AWAY ILRMMTJSVIC VINCENT MASTRONARDI IF u make it 2 3rd why not go home VINNY BABE MISERABLE TIDE 2 1 24 9 CLINTON GANG + 1 JCLRJTE COCO LESLEY A. McCarthy If dreams came true wouldn't that be nice. NYE! Lester TM GT 12 19, Juan, Thanks Mom and Dad! SCOTT “MAC” McCLUSKEY ILU MARGARET T100S F-FALL YOF's HOOPS B-BALL BBLLP LOUIE WENZ CHAZ SCUMMER TEV BC SUDS HAM OUT ERIN ANN McDONNELL MAYBE SOMEDAY WE WILL FIND THAT IT WASNT REALLY WAST- ED TIME” WE BAD! FOTWE BUTT LAV LN — WHY? BHWL CARL MARKMAN Intra Football HN LG V O B Rl 1 CLASS of 83 Monarch RD T MOM FE BAMBERGERS AM JD DA GB MICHAEL MARKOWITZ Welcome to the machine Hey Sean Marc Barb Birdie and the boys Janet Bircsak Steve Heischuber, Andy Fisk WENDY MEYER TO LIVE IS TO CREATE DAZED AND CONFUSED TIGERMANIA HATS-ON! WHAT A CUTIE GO-GO STECK M + K CARMEN MISALE Time Waits For No One Keep Rol- lin' with the Stones Baseball Ice Hockey Thanks M D KELLY MITCHELL (MITCH) Key to Success is happiness Key to happiness is liking yourself BFA DOT LWRNJNRB Keith 11-7-81 MARA MLYN Love when you can, cry when you must, be who u are. EG9YJCOMN ML 2SB MNICKTMP IMJN M'ries — JA ILYL ROBERT MERLCJCCI For it is a far better place that I go — Dickens THOMAS M. McNULTY TRACY 1 16 82 “Lets Celebrate NWK 1. The Ave, The Gulf, RDRPJCPPAT JGJPBMJFPFGK Hi Ma LATER MUCH!! MARGARET M. MEEHAN A TRUE FRIEND IS A TREASURE ONCE LOST IT MAY NEVER BE FOUND VAL LAURA KAREN JOHN 8 29 80 MAGDA MENNER “MAGGIE A SMILE IS OUR KEY PROP IN THE STAGED PLAY OF LIFE. JAWS MIL- FORD CREW GANG SOS 8PITDS REFLECTIONS BRIAN MICHAEL McENROE Crock O' Gold Summer of 82 The Fangout The Stones in Eire The Glo- ry Hole Patrons Pete, Matt, and PESTY. GREG C. MEARES 19, C.H.S. Soccer. Don't quit, al most HP + GM forever. Thanks Chas. MICHAEL S. MEADE When in general ... do as the gener- als do; and always remember . . . Time IS of the essence. 61 ED “MR BLAST” MONSEES NO COMMENT MAGGIE MOONEY And then we stepped out into the world An + Pat — BOF The Ba- nanas ET call IDB — xo MEXTRJP msSorLsg DAVID W. MORNHINWEG DEBORAH ASHBY MOSS It's not a big violin! LAX 1 I'm sooo confused! GAG! Are we much of a space cadet? NMC JJ Thnx M D WILLIAM J. NEEDLE And so castles made of sand. Melt into the sea, Eventually. MIA NADLER The successful future of all people lies in finding their unique potential MMGTW DREW MATTHEW NAGLER The only thing that stands between a man and his happiness is himself. Ann’s rings; PIF DAS! EILEEN MURRAY LISA MURY You only live once but if you live right once is enough FOTWE We Bad PAR- TY? Where BHWE LN4S CHRIS NELSON CAROLYN MULREED Some may say we’re wasting our days away; POLICE AEDRCM- QUEENS “Ya know what I’m say- ing? Josie SUSAN RAE MURPHY KEEP A SMILE IN YOUR HEART Luv Smurfette. Je vous adore: KB LW Astro Club JD HW Altos Dancers HR JAMES G. NELSON Blessed are the middies for they shall run forever. GOOD TIMES. LAX — 37 MARGARET NESTOR PATRICIA A. NESTOR HE’S SO SHY! ALWAYS FOREVER I WILL LOVE YOG ANGELO! SCAR OLE! OCTOBER 13 1980. THANX MOM DAD PAMELA NEWBY MICHAEL NEWMAN Its been fun but it’s time to move on. Who threw that pie? God help the drum section. Soccer 82 HENRY NIDEN We're all special. We all have a mo- ment in history which belongs par- ticularly to us. HHC 1 ASDDKRJB ZINA NIDEN THERE AIN’T NO RIGHT OR WRONG WAY. SO DO WHAT YOG WANT TO DO. BGT BE WHAT YOG ARE ERIC NILSON SOCCER 1 I AM ME THANKS FOR EVERYTHING MOM. ECMBGCWMT GO FOR IT IF YOG LIKE IT. THOMAS A. NOESNER ’69 STANG 3 20 82 LOVE YOG SGE! Can’t stand another lonely night RockN-Roil VH Spitfire RD CA THOMAS NOLZ You wont get wise with sleep still in your eyes no matter what your dream might be RGSH Hi Gus B LESLIE S. NORTHROP “There's nothing in life except what we put there FOTWE — we bad! ILR Col Irwin — ILT MGRY4s JAY NORWAY Still Alive Well” — R. Derringer AEROSMITH TYLER — Long live the king. Dave Bri Lou Jim Herb KH Andrea Manna 63 64 Geoff Barry Kyla Quintero BECKY NOVEMSKY I used to be disgusted now I try to be amused White Rabbit BGB VK Dazed G Confused Lost in space utf Kim Templeton RAFY ORENSTEIN Before we continue to build, let us see what foundation we have layed. Take it easy. Cuties JENNIFER NCJLTY The moment may be temporary, but the memories are forever Dot Mia Kelly — LWRBRNMN CS'2 weeks’21 THOMAS OSWIN ALAINE OSWALD Live life to the fullest I’ll always re- member you T.C. LAURA OSWALD The Best is Yet to Come. . . FRIENDS FOREVER — Janine — KK (MOWATER) 9th MM, JIOKBC! FL. DG! TWIRLING, THANKS M G D SAM L. PALMUCCI I had some good days and I hope they're going to last (NPALGL) PH HE MW GM JB JN B1RDMAN MELANIE PANKO DON'T STOP THINKIN ABOUT 2MORROW LK 16 THANX MR. C 7 V-BALL 1 ORTLEY HELLO SSDRDVMMGESJLDVKR RYLAND “SALHOU” PARKER I salaam to the class of 83” Hope you reach all your Goals in life LEE PAPATZAMBASIS Love is hard to find but easy to lose. Thanks for believing AP MM PR PR and Friends IM your SA Pat ANGELA PAPPAS LOVE IS NT LOVE UNLESS ITS SHARED IM A SWEETHEART LUV YA MOM, DAD GOOD TIMES WITH LPSPMMPR G GANG KENT PARTOLL Everything was dark R.D. A.C. Nev- er be afraid to climb those golden stairs ELLEN ROSE PILCHIK I HAVE MILES TO GO . . . NOTHING IS FORGOTTEN FRIENDS! CB, TB, SSTHANX EEELLLLEN EVERY- ONE I'LL MISS YA V ALLISON D. PRINGLEY May you live as long as you want but not want as long as you live PJPNLHHW CHILLYCREW LU- VYABRYAN LAUREN MARY PEER Hey MO-MO-Maloneyo Twirling 81-82 My sweety — Eddie 5 14 82 Love ya Col MMJM TFAFF HEFFY Thanks Mom Dad NATALIA PEKERSKY EVERYONE IS A BORE TO SOME ONE. THAT IS UNIMPORTANT. THE THING TO AVOID IS BEING A BORE TO ONESELF STEPHEN MICHAEL PENISTON � 30 REFLECT ON THE PAST, BUILD ON THE FUTURE. SPGS TLLP IAL TP 82 Football Conf. champs CSKBHSED HOLLY ANNE PENNOCK THE SWEETEST MELODY IS N UN- HEARD REFRAIN. GOOD LUCK, LOVE YA LK, TW, DE, PW, JD, NK TB, AT HANG TEN!” ORLANDO PERRY LISA (NECK) POLITANO ALWAYS 6 FOREVER DALE 3-7-81 D-D -STAF-BOF “CAP” MINYA BOX” MOM” “B sis SINK! PAN- THERS � 1 “RINK DK 69 CHEVY MARGARET MEG PETO In Memories' Golden Casket Drop A Pearl For Me. LD, AD, DK — BP, sis! DIL I Love You Dave 2 18 82 AML- TYF As ELIZABETH PEREZ HARD 2 SAY G-BYE SUMMER '81 U’RE ALWAYS ON MY MIND MEMS W EEFETTE MFCLLFCFLC CATH'S HOUSE! I.O.U. JOHN PERNA WE WERE IN BUT DIDN’T WIN SOR- RY IRON HILLS CHAMPS THANKS COACH BROADHEAD � 73 GUARD — DT DEPERNSKIN DONNA MARIE PEREZ Its never 2 late 2 b what u mite have been. Thanx Mom Dad. ILU D Ant frenz 4evr ic-cp!8smr82 68 MICHAEL K. PROVENZANO LAX 1-31 MABUHA BEARDED Bros B R GREM WOOWDY BRUZE 7-11 BUD SC82 Surfing Ramones cola DD DW ROBERT J. PUNCH My fond memories ofColumbia shall last me a lunch time. Moya. Smoke, Em 8 9 MARIE PURCELL SUMMER OF 82! PMFH FH81ECC- Juan BD Tracey AFRW W! Sandy Dottie IART GTWH MG BB LM ES KV KYIA QUINTERO If you can imagine it you can achieve it. If you dream it you can become it. P.H, BFF S.M. 10 23 EILEEN RACIOPPI We got 1 last chance to make it real . . . ILUJMJ-IB “RAC” BB W MGR. RAH! “SQUAN” 82-83 YNMCbasil! — TB VALERIE RAHUSEN SPEAK NO EVIL TO THOSE YOU DON’T UNDERSTAND SKIVER MONTMEG VAL BEST FR’S BIOCKK CHEEEEESE TOTALLY!! CLAUDIA RAKITTA I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today U-R- TOPS RS ERIC REED A Bagel, whats a bagel? All of the nights we’d harmonize ’till dawn I never laughed so long, so long w DIANE L. REIS Today my world it smiles your hand in mine we've walked the miles RM8 KAREN REITZEL FRIENDS ARE IMPORTANT ESPANA ’83 VOLLEYBALL 9 SBJBP Roger Crandall 20 82 Thnx KTEBAFMPSSMDBOF KELLY ANN RENKAR The richest treasure anybody has is his personal dignity Tom — AMY — swim PAPER PAMDEH- BACSLSBWNSGJS BETH RETTENBERG “Remember the Times Friends Mel Marg, Digi, Liz, Ger, Ro, Chris, thanx 1 sis Gramps — Summer of 81 LISA RICCIARDELLI We’ve Only Just Begun TW ME's I’ve Loved These Days CH — Berta FK u Mus6 Mona The Party’s Over • EDWARD J. RICCI BILL. Look, A pogo; Annmarie: The one I love 4-2-82; Good luck to my friends; Football 40 PAMELA E. RILEY There is a big difference about know- ing and believing in yourself. Thanks LK BF MD XC T F TIM RILLING DAZED IN CONFUSED BUD- WEISER 666 MY LOVE FOR CARO- LYN LMN 714 666 ROCK ROLL IS GOOD TIME MUSIC ELIZABETH A. ROBERTSON The Best Is Yet To Come — Midnight Swims In Squan 82 P-13 l “ROBS” BEBS RAC + MAEBS wake up. WILLIAM ROBSON ADRIANNE RODGERS Never settle for second best for theres no room for improvement FRANCHISE TC LI KW SH NRSDLKFS THOMAS RONNIE WHO SAYS GOOD TIMES DON’T LAST FOREVER! LACROSSE CHAMPS AGAIN! 15 DOREEN LEIGH ROSA I rely on my imagination and I dream of an imaginary time — Popi — Momi — thanx — Jeffrey — Sis — I LUV U KIMBERLY ANN ROSE Life is given out once so make the best of it TMG.MLTFIWYTBOLWB AJ Luv Ya NJSARSCD THANX MOM DAD 69 70 PATRICK B. ROY IGNORE THESE QUOTES —..... (EVERYBODY’S INITIALS) Raul Lives scum! DANIEL J. RUDD THE SAN-DAN GAME Cindy Wilderotter RENEE ROSENBAUM To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the ultimate goal of life. DGS STACY LINN ROSENSTEIN Sleep tight ya morons! Back Door Man — JM 7-31 NYMPHET Driving and wearing chicken suits don't mix DAVID T. ROSS “Better by far to forget a smile than to remember and be sad. WPBDSPCPR: PBKSTNRL — GNA — GPs and W JOHN P. RUSTUM If you can see the forest through the trees; beware of the guys in tree suits. MICHAEL J. SABADIC III Love for fishing, Bertrams, water ski- ing, the beach and Chevelles In search of the endless Summer AMALIA RUIZ WE DID IT ANG! ELIO 4EVER 74MC My Baby! Mem’ PS 4- FB 82 CG +1. BOING! BETH BABBA! SAD Mami + Papi, Es Por Amor CRAIG RUSH Three Volkswagens one Oldsmobile and a handshake from a not so angry young man 8 24 82 MELANIE ROSENTHAL It is not so much where we stand now, but in what direction we are moving. MICHAEL ROTHBERG A man hath no better thing under the sun than to eat, and to drink, and to be merry JEFFREY K. ROTT To err is Human — To blame it on the other guy is even more human RK. AG. TB. NK. B-Ball 15 — CRF HY CHRIS SABIN DONNA “BENE” SALIMBENE THE BEST! OK, IZZY, NAT AHA- H(JT' DEVO! NEWAVE — NEVR- 2POOPT 2 PUNK — B E — CAPRI PURPLE CORVET: IM SORY BUT THATS WILD NO JEANNE MICHELE SANOK TIME CAN CHANGE YOU BUT YOU CAN T TRACE TIME — DB INVISI- BLE SUN! REMEMBER: MUFOLVS RONALD MARK SANSONE Its All In The Game Plan! POLICE 82 STATE CHAMPS LAX 17 FB 10 « 2 HR SCUMMER — LOUIE — PAT TEE — HAM 143 WG Eddie Davidson ALFRED G. SANTASIERE Lets Do Some Living . . . After We'll I Die IWGB Oct 2 CHS B-BALL 2 GNT CHAMPS '83 DO A DIP DIANE SASS I’M DIANE . . . NOT DENISE! Tennis is my racket and I'm always on the ball I luv U mom dad ROBERT SCHAFFER 'WHY DID IT SNOW ON NEW YEARS? SCOT ARMS — ALWAYS THERE! PK, RA, TG. AJ, HB. DK. RWB, BH, W CHS SOCCER 1 MELANIE SCHOR LISA SCHULTE Time goes but memories of yester- day are captured 4ever thanks 4 be- ing there LKPTWBOFSTA ILURICH DENISE SASS Eight wheels are my way, I’m for ever skating at U.S.A. LYNN SCHLACTUS . . . Believing all that we can be, all that we have been, and all that we are. SANFORD E. SCHNOLL Those which have already been pub- lished are listed at the end of this vol- ume DJB 71 ROBERT SCHULTZ KELLY SCULL JUDITH M. SHERER Good times are best when shared with friends thanks guys! EM + MD NV KH HW KW KJ LT KB MK AAJD RML GABRIELLE H. SILVER TO BE WHAT WE ARE AND TO BE COME WHAT WE ARE CAPABLE OF BECOMING IS THE ONLY END OF LIFE JACQUELINE L. SECOR BEYOND EVERY CLOUD THERES A RAIN BOW FOTWE MG SCOTT N ME 9 25 JCM NAIBT RAH THANX GUYS LUV YA ALL! BRIAN G. SHEIL If you’re in the right place, God will hold a space for you. Gloria IN-EX- CEL-SIS-DE-O! SONOR — BGS REBECCA SHERBURNE memories are as special as the friends who are a part of them F 4 Casablancas ILUM D C.C Spunky” VINCENT SCHULTZ BRUCE SCOTT AS YOU WALK THE TIGHTROPE OF LIFE FOCUS ON YOUR FOOT- ING RATHER THAN THE ENDS OF THE ROPE DAVID SCULL BETTER LATE THAN NEVER TV PARTY TONIGHT AT THE APT UK SUBS 12982 DAVID MICHAEL SHERWOOD YEAR OF FIRSTS IHC CHAMPS F BALL TIDE 16 PORTWHOLE MABVHA 7-11 SD LAX STATE CHAMPS — THANX COACHES 6 ILENE SILVERMAN I Luv U — Claude, Debs, Donnakins, My Teddy Bear Lehigh Wkends KTW DK Soccer Players EOD POP-CHEM JB MICHAEL LEROY SIMPSON For the good times THDHBS my home boys from “83 and “84“ CC K3 LISELL HMGS puddin LMQWAPKP, and all my assoc WAYNE J. SPINA SPIKE’ — A CLAQUE. PDPBLBKPSPDSRNT SCUM — Hoser — Evrybody got to deviate from the Norm — Thanks MOM, EVE DANIEL STEINBERG Don’t panic GREGORY SNELL 89 REST IF YOU MUST, JUST DONT QUIT THANKS PETE GSSP TLLP THE BOYZ — DSKBHSED KD SIMONE SOLONDZ We’re having a party! 3BOBS FCFB Ryan’s VGs super pickle Ortley82 83? Listen Dahling ... ILU GANG FRANK SOTO Hidden in the mystery of conscious- ness, the mind, incorporeal, flies alone far away. Chris Klimowicz HERBERT J. SKINNER WE WERE IN BUT DIDN’T WIN — FB 64 THANKS COACH — WE’RE THERE DD — LAAT DEPERNSKIN CORN! DT-C JP GS—RFKC BECKY SKOLER LAUGHING — EXPRESSING — ACHIEVING NO P's ANDREA WEN DY KIM BBS BETH4EVER THE BEST OF TIMES JOHN NATALIE SLINGERLAND Some day we ll look back on this and it will all seem funny — Bruce CS Ski SJR MNT OK DS V. Halen '82 PAUL SPERDUTO TIME WILL COME TIME WILL GO BUT LIFE REMAINS THE CON- STANT Stanton Statin 82 LESLIE BRETT STERN To the gypsy that remains, faces Freedom with a little fear. FF — ICKS M’RIES FUN TIMES — BYE 2 U ALL — CALHIC! 73 DANIEL STRUM So before we end, and then begin We'll drink a toast to how it's been. I’ve loved these days! BJ GARY STRUM I’m on my way, I dont know where I'm going, But I’m on my way, taking my time but I dont know where . . . ANDY STURNER AVERAGE JOB TENURE VARIES DI- RECTLY WITH EDUCATIONAL AT TAINMENT. KATHLEEN R. SUENDERHAFT Do what's good 4 you, or you’re not good 4 anybody — M MB 1C Meg’s KIT LYNXX THANX BOB JSMFJR ILU WILL MATTHEW STERN I LOVE WORK; I COULD SIT AND WATCH IT FOR HOURS. ”MEX- TRIPS DBMM MONTY WRESTLING AC KG EMDT EILEEN STEWART You can’t always get what you want JL LD MP MG DV SUMMER OF 82 ’’The Best’’ JKA THANX V BALL «4 Geoff Barry KYLE P. SUMMER Only you have the answers, but the questions you have to find. BF MH WEEZ RR COTN DT50 MSG NEXT? JEANNE M. SUTULA “LEAVES ARE FALLING ALL AROUND ITS TIME I WAS ON MY WAY’’ LED ZEP ’’LEE’’ MJMLP ”VB ’83 SSHKMMZJS 122980 CATHERINE L. TACKAS REMEMBER the GOOD TIMES! PANT her softball 2 THANKS MM for Joe 7-9-2 Fla 83 Best Friends TF SW. AE, CM CHRISTOPHER TARANTINO There isn't any magic in solving your problems — just hard work. God help the drum section! ______________________________ THOMAS A. STEWART Who knows what we’ll find stepin out into the light. SSP WARREN A. STREETER Party and rock on! KAREN A. TEDESCO Thanks for the times that you’ve giv- en me the memories are all in my heart. IARCJ KW Thnx DRAFTFMH MICHAEL C. TEVLIN NEVER TRUST AN IRISHMAN. TUBB! 2 of 82 12 SSSsss. 'rrrWrn KIMBERLY TEMPLETON Friends may come and go, but memories last forever. KLKSMJSAS KKSFAJ — LB . . . Feel like Dancing PATRICK J. TEVLIN We are all winners seeking our prize Football ‘'66” Yr. Of Firsts Lax 22” AILF MR I Luv Tracy 1 Becky Skoler AMY THOLE LYNNETTE THOMANDER JOHN THOMPSON EDDY “WEAZ” THORNTON SMILE! If you can't lift the corners of your mouth at least let the middle droop! Ha! Ha! Ha! Weazer, my White Stang, Bud, Soc- cer, MAG, WEBS. CROWLS, CORB, WILBUR See ya around Christmas ET ANG — SHOTS JONATHAN E. TIERSTEN You can say you were there — But who cares? B-Pong Lives! Thanx Di Bri Sim Dan E-ad MARTHA TOMPKINS We Are The People Our Parents Warned Us About: LO- FICPPLMHDGLG ILRDKTPLG FAMMNQNYEL TTNKnKHi HoLYA ROBERT TOW PHILIP TREMARCO GRAP FIRM THE ROCK THAT IS ABOUT TO PASS FOR NOW YOURE IN THE RAPIDS CLUB FRIDAY NOT ONE OF US 76 Charles Coleman JOHN JOSEPH TRINITY EUGENE “GINO” TR1NKER Always remember that famous quote by Boxer the horse — “I Will Work Harder. G.O. Always MA STEVE TUCKER So I look weird to you, But how do you look to me? Just A Castaway On An Island Lost At Sea Botls. or Cans? TempB KIDini BHULS HIT! They Got Newfd. Thanks Guys! ENDD AMY TUNNEY I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I will try to make the most of today. ABBY TURK We All Chase Something Thx-NaTP KARYN VALENTINE Good Friends and Memories Last a Lifetime ILU DG 7 12 81 Thanx LK BFF Luv Ya KTMMSKA CGF — Thanx — M D MICHAEL A. VENDOLA Men are valued not for what they are, but for what they seem to be.” '75 Camaro “Thanks, Mom and Dad. SUZANNE C. VENTURA HERE'S TO: Mornins' DB Partyin’ JV DOROTHEA VILARDO With ten miles behind me and ten thousand more to go JT MITCH, MOO LGC, JMc, CB, CON-NDT, Stew, MP, DJ FT DIANNE VILLANI That's all folks 11 11 5 1 v.g.s. Ryan's Pickle H-Squad? thanx — SS TB JT DV JS LK etc I love you DOUGLAS R. VOIGHT Sleep with the moon, mex, moug, Hex Round (RMIASE), MCC pool, Blur, Dapper, Vaurnet, Beach, (99) NATALIE K. VORONKA Time present and Time past, Are both present in Time future JSMT Gang BBTMAS OR SUZY-Q COS- MOS! CAROL WAESCHLE SUZANNE M. WAGENER Reach for the heavens and hope for the future all that we can be — not what we are BHKHMMPS BRIAN C. WALSH How tall we are. We’ve learned so much. Everything, it seems, but how to stay in touch. FRANK Y. WANG It is all over! I have nothing to say. Dave DeCastro KAREN WARD It takes only today to be ahead of yesterday and tomorrow to be ahead of today. PAUL WARD MICHAEL WEBER The time to hesitate is through � 11 SOCCER 82 WEBS et ac ch So close but yet so far ‘mm’ MICHAEL J. WECKSTEIN THIS TIME OF MY LIFE IS OVER BUT I HOPE THE FRIENDS I MADE WILL LAST FOREVER JBSPJEPHBS LMGM. JOHN WEEKS JOHN WEIMER I amaze myself ILENE S. WEINSTEIN The images you take away are those you’ll leave behind. KENNETH J. WENZEL IT WAS A YEAR OF FIRSTS LAX � 10 THANX BC LOUIE DDPTJIMI LIM THE FEST KTILU WE AL MOST MADE IT � 68 78 MICHAEL SCOTT WHITE Thought is the labour of the intellect, reverie is its pleasure. MICHAEL DAVID WHITT ‘TOMORROW WILL ONLY BE AS GREAT AS YOU LIVE IT CYNTHIA J. WILDEROTTER OBSTACLES ARE WHAT YOU SEE WHEN YOU TAKE YOUR EYES OFF THE GOAL WE DID IT NKKMEI HEY Ml REM. MB? LINDA S. WILHOFT Whoever wins is a winner, whoever loses is a loser — Dad thanz Mom LY CLIFF, TF SL SST; VERTI, CH. DCAK NAHNDI WILLIAMS HOLD FAST TO DREAMS, FOR IF DREAMS DIE, LIFE IS A BROKEN- WINGED BIRD, THAT CAN NOT FLY. LUVU HW DP. SECCL HA- DIEUCHS STACEY MARIE WILLIAMS THE BEST IS YET TO COME — STEPHEN — 71080 LIS — BOF “CAP” “MINYA BOX MOMB SINK! TRACK! MONKE! PANTHERS 1 SLS BRIAN WILLIS KEITH WILLIS RICCI WILSON Instruct a wise man, he will be wiser, teach a just man he will increase in learning. PAMELA F. WINSLOW And when you find it, you'll be an actress, and I assure you that's what finally came to pass BRIAN WITTEN Happy Trails to you, until we meet again — VAN HALEN 1982 — TW MB 10 13 82 HM Love you Mom PETER B. WOLLHEIM If you cant be with the one you love, love the one you're with” SS QA 9800-OC83. and Dad Mark DeCicco Carl Barnes Emma Chatsky Lisa Everhard Thomas Fonden Alisa Giordano Omar Hamidi Keith Jacobs Byron Jakel Gerald Levine Elaine Perez Darren Price Eric Santaniello David Scott David Weinberg ANDREW Z1PP Only Time Will Tell F.N.L. •• B- Bomb ! KQRKKB GSPSNVDSD CLWJISKJGP WMNDBBE!!!!!! CATHERINE ANN ZUZURO LOVE IS RICH-N-CATHY 11 4 81 Seeya CHS I have but memories I LOVE YOG RICH You hold my hearts key HOLLY SINCLAIR WRIGHT Tomorrow we challenge yesterday's dreams. Thanks Mom Dad Luv u Good Luck! APPNEMNWEH IHOPE! Jet’aime DP WINSTON YOUNG You should back up your words with your AXE! GENGHIS KHAN AND THE BARBARIANS TAMAR AURIT WYNER Instill laughter and love into all the world, for a good character is remem- bered. LKHPJL PETER ZIMMERMAN Bob, Tim, Do anything for money To. TC, RB, RM, KK, Family, I Salute You. 1-4-3 EDWARD ZUNZ Many dreams come true, and some have silver linings, I live for my dream and a pocketful of gold 79 SENIOR SCRAPBOOK ■ CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Kent Part oil; Nahndi Williams, Holly Wright; Mark Ellis; Steven Cariddi; Mariel DaCosta; Dean Kravitz, Tim Ford, Steve Blinder; John Rustum, Glenn Kaye; llene Silverman; Kyla Quintero, Glenn Fox; Mike Whitt. HALLOWEEN 82 1982 Top Row (I to r): Jenny Horsey, Beth Stager, Becky Novemsky, Liza Hammerman, Alisha Hines, Diane Fuchs, Erica Hunkley, An- gela Forness, Debbie Facciponti, Marla Simon, Jimmy Nelson, Stacey Kaye, Nada Wolff, Mrs. Wolff; Middle Row: Jim Carew, Brian Sheil, Meg Peto, Mr. Gavit, Maureen Dalton, Valarie Elling- ton, Charles Coleman, Karen Kurtzweig, Cathy Caruba, Tracy Dalton; Bottom Row: Maureen Maloney, Cindy Sereno, Mrs. Butcher, Mrs. Casapulla, Janine Guida, Venneta Coleman, Mrs. Hershey, Richard Berhle, Vicky Howard, Linda Kaufman, Patty McDonald, Lauren Collura 83 - — , . 1 S3st CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Margaret Goerke, Rich Krueger, Tamar Wyner, Dave DeCastro, Donna Salimbene, Maura Armuth, James Kikuoka, Chris Klimowicz, Matt Nagler WE’VE GOT THE CUTEST. .. WHO’S WHO PAGE 268 87 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Butch Ciullo, Vinnie Mastronardi, Kathy Suenderhaft, Andrea Giordano, Ilene Weinstein, Dave Sherwood, Linda Wilhoft, Paul Manganelli, Jackie Secor, Nancy Leventhal, Andrea Crowley, Dave Finkenberg, Gary Strum, Sue Murphy SENIOR SELECTIONS VOCAL GROUP 1. The Rolling Stones 2. Rush 3. Genesis Rouinc SlffllB I MOVIE 1. An Officer and a Gentleman 2. E.T The Extra-Terrestrial 3. Star Wars 90 CLASS OF ’83 MALE VOCALIST 1. Bruce Springsteen 2. Robert Plant 3. Billy Joel FOOD 1. Pizza 2. Chinese Food 3. Ice Cream RADIO STATION 1. 95.5 — WPL] 2. 102.7 — WNEW 3. 103.5 — WAPP ACTRESS 1. Goldie Flawn 2. Jane Fonda 3. Katherine Hepburn 91 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Emanuel Foster, Jennifer Horsey, Beth Breene, Bob Keyasko, Ken Giordano, Amy Dombroski, Alan Bambas, Dana Holley, Ai?i?y Turk, Wy Z pp, Henry Niden, Brad Abrams, Deirdre Donnelly, Gmo Trinker 94 ’A _ CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: llyssa Cohen, Bakery; Andy Stumer, McDonald's; Linda Karlin, Bamberger's; Cindy Wilderotter, Dental Assistant; Steven Blinder, Bamberger’s; Roger Crandall, McDonald's; Darlene Rees, South Orange Recreation; Brian Malnak, Bud's Hardware; Leslie Stern, Insurance Company; Margaret Goerke, Yorkwood Savings Bank; Janine DeDeo, King's Supermarket; Jimmy Nelson, King's Supermarket. 95 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Nahndi Williams, John Weimer, Marla Hannon, Eileen Racciopi, Matt Stern, Mario Fastiggi, Dave Barry, Roger Crandall. [ 17__________FACULTY ____________________ 97 UNDERCLASSMEN ____________________ 169 PERFORMING ARTS ____________________ SPORTS__________207 261 ADVERTISEMENTS 97 JUNIORS 98 Matt Vilardo Michael Adamczyk Deborah Adams Frances Adams John Adelman David Adinaro Amis Aistars Kathryn Allen Rafflell Anderson Janet Applebaum Ronald Armenti John Arpino Cynthia Ashurst Susan Austin Rachele Bah to Douglas Barasch Susanne Barbaro Donna Barsky Albert Bart I Oman Bashir Guy Batchelder Mark Baumert Edward Beckford Lizette Benitez Michael Bergen Keira Berman Craig Bermingham Kimberly Berry Deborah Bertolino Lewis Blau Wildrik Blok Mike Nugent JUNIORS JUNIORS Jackie Press Maryann Bodayle Stacy Boff Susan Bogan Cindy Bond Sandy Bond Cheryl Borchert Philip Bornslein Kristen Bowsher Sharon Brady Terrill Brewer Bruce Brown Cheralyn Buffa Sharon Bufo Kristine Burdorf Kenneth Burney Peter Butler Sandra Butler Eric Caballero Suzanne Caballero Robert Caiman Francis Caprio Michael Caputo David Cardillo Lisa Cardone Mary Ann Carey Kimberly Carlson Vito Carnevale Charisse Carney Eric Caro Lisa Chmiel Nancy Kilarjian, Meg 99 JUNIORS JUNIORS 100 Quay Whitlock Richard Chow Debora Christopher Michael Cifello Cathleen Clohosey Emil Cocca Marcy Cohen Trctta Coleman Venetta Coleman Gregory Collins Patrick Comune Richard Confalone Christopher Cook Tonya Cook Manuel Cortez Tracy Cox Laurie Coyle Joanne Craugh Jennafer Cruitt Sharman Curry Kimberly Cuttino la Dac Lisa Darcy Richard Davidian Toshie Davis Lamont Dawson Christina De Santis Marilyn DeLuisi Kathleen Denvir Gerard DeSantis Theresa Di Elmo Mike Edell JUNIORS JUNIORS Robert Donohue William Doran Terence Doyle John McAusland Eric Dines Susan Doblosky Deborah Dombrowski Lurana Dreioes Pamela Dudzik Kimberly Duke Everette Dupree Michael Edell Tracy Edwards Elizabeth Eglovitch Hopeton Ellis Laura Epstein Carra Ericsson Adriano Esteves John Evangelista Jocel JUNIORS Tom Nesnor, Peter Kebbekus Suzanne Flood John Fossella Jacqueline Fox Philip Frasciello Daniel Freed Diane Fuchs Andrew Gartenlaub Grazyna Gaza Nancy Gelson Karl George Gerald Gesior Diana Giasullo Jocelyn Gibian Robert Gielchinsky Barbara Ginley .icard JUNIORS Mitchel Maltenfort Farshid Hafir Mahshid Hajir James Hamel Liza Hamerman Dwayne Harper Lisa Harper Jeffrey Heckman Nina Helms Stacey Hilbert Steven Htrsch Leigh Hocker Kenneth Holland Steven Holly field Eric Holtzman Edith Horsey Victoria Howard Shirley Huang John E. Huetz Erica Hunkele Paul lantosca Vincent Jngato Joseph Inserra Lynn Irby Linda Jacobs Cleonice Jakobsen Claire Janowski John Janowski Nicholas Janulis Jacqueline Jennings Christopher Johnson Lisa Darcy 103 JUNIORS JUNIORS 104 Tracy Edwards Anthony Joyner Nancy Kaes Seth Kaplan Stacey Kaye Mary Kazoun Peter Kebbekus T. Andrew Keene Owen Kelly Nancy Kilarjian Anthony Kimler Thomas Kincaid Colleen King Joseph Kinney Bryan Kirkland Robert' Kirsch Jennifer Kirson Kristen Kisch Cathy Komishane Mariko Kondo Oren Kosansky Adam Kraemer Jay Kumar Neal Kusnetz Mark La Morticella Thomas La Rocca Douglas Ladden Bonnie Lagemann Traci Lannon Larissa Laszok Ann Lauridsen John Sievers JUNIORS Cindy Bona JUNIORS Lisa Lawrence Kim E. Le Vicchi Douglas Ledden Concetta Lepore Maria Lepore Albert Lo Biondo Wendy Lo Rosso Julie Lorenz Julie Lubetkin Joseph Lucchetta A. Lumba Robert P. Lynch Louis Magliaro Jacqueline Maher Leonard Maiocco Jennifer Mallett Mitche Maltenfort Anthony Mancuso Peter Manderichio Rosemarie Manno Mary Marano Richard Marinelli Rosemarie Marsillo James Mason Roslyn Mason Roseanne Mastronardi Mary Elizabeth Matthews Loretta Mault Alison Maxwell Anthony Mazza JUNIORS JUNIORS 106 Brandon Twine John Me Ausland Mary Me Cann Carolyn Me Elroy Scott Me Guirl Katherine McCroary Patricia McKell Andrew Mencinsky Ann Mercadante Roger Merians Brett Meyer David Meyer Daniel Meyers Marc Michalsky David Milak Amy Miller Keith Miller Paul Mitchell Heidi Monsees Patricia Morris Brian Mulligan Evan Muney Catherine Murphy Chonda Myers Jason Nagelherg. Lisa Nathan Amir Nawabi Deborah Neivert Anna Nelson Kathleen Nestor Robyn Neumann Adam Kraemer JUNIORS JUNIORS Lynn Tuney Christopher Nilson Lisa Nolan Charles Novak Michael Novemsky Michael Nugent John Nulty Michael Ohare Paul Oldewurtel Paul Oliveira Elizabeth Orlin Alan Osborne Linda Oswald Linda Palo Christopher Pappas Suzanne Pariso Robin Pat lock Nancy Pearson Lisa Pennimpede Thomas Perna Karen Piccinini Ellen Pinkett Steve Pisocki Scott Pitney Kecia Pollard Senny Ponomarenko Jacqueline Press Alan Price Piper Pringley Lynn Prizzi Marc Proetto Pam Rosen 107 JUNIORS JUNIORS 108 Dave Milak Michael Proetto Andrew Quigley John Rae Kathleen Ragan Margaret Regan Sean Reilly Donna Renshaw Amy Rettenberg Kenneth Richman Daniel Ries Ellen Rimer Donald Robertson James Robshaw Wendy Rodriguez-Vega James Rogers John Rome Pamela Rosen Adam Rubin William Rustum Amy Ryan Douglas Ryan Derrick Sabaski Peter Samaniego Donna Sansone Andrew Sauer Gayle Schaefer Heather Schindler Keren Schuller Robert Schuster Dana Schwartz Amy Ryan, Laurie Coyle JUNIORS JUNIORS Kenny Holland Gary Schwartz Mark Scott Kevin Scull Emily Seidel John Selles Gregory Shaffer Eric Sherer Marc Shiman Alex Shvarts John Sievers Ronald Silbernagel Marla Simon Robyn Slatnick Eugene Sobeck Dawn Squier Irene Stadnyk Elizabeth Stager Catherine Steenback Sharon Stellone Emily Stern Ginanne Stoehr Cardene Streeks Thomas Stuart Robert Swales Michael Synyszyn Joseph Tabone Christine Talleyrand Maricruz Telesford Susan Tellini Karen Tenenbaum Keira Berman 109 JUNIORS JUNIORS 110 Mike Cifello Susan Thomander Peter Thornton Wolfgang Tichy Douglas Tindall Cindy Tomaro Paul Tompkins Bryan Topelsohn Corinne Tremarco Diane Tromans Leonard Tufa?w Lynne Tunney Andrew Turner Brandon Twine Amy Van Dyke Katherine Vasiliades Antonio Vescio Raffaele Vescio Matthew Vilardo Thomas Waeschle Ann Ward Hugh Webber Stephanie Welsch Lisa Wesley James Wheeler-Weaver Elizabeth Whelan Deborah White Moira White Quay Whitlock Dolores Williams Kevin Williams Anya Wilson Sarah Winer Abraham Wyner Adrien Zahaykevich C. Zamora Dawn Zoccoli JUNIORS Don Robertson, Adam Rubin, Kenny Holland, Ronnie Armenti, Omar Bashir, Evan Muney Rich Bishop, Wildrick Blok Eddie Thorton, Brandon Twine Cindy Ashurst, Diane Tromans, Martha Gitonius, Pam Rosen Barbara Ginley, Liz Whelan David Cross Dan Nahirny, Jason Gross, Jeff Davis Jackie Jennings, Jennifer Mallet, Sue Tellini John Nulty Venetta and Coleman Barbara Ginley, Carra Ericsson Marysue Fitzsimmons, Karen Flagg, Jennifer Cruitt, Robyn Slatnick, Donna Barsky, Tina Langone, Celene Fisher, Nancy Kaes Hugh Weber, Debbie White Debbie Neivert, Janine Guida Liz Orlin, Claire Janowski Bowie Price SOPHOMORES Matthew Adinaro George Agriantonis Diana Agrillo James Aiosa Davis Aistars Jamie Alfotte Kenneth Alter Suzanne Alterman Dino Alzadon Marc Anello Stephen Appel Sandra Atanasova Margaret Aymer Darren Baird Desmond Baker Jenifer Bandekow Sandra Baranello Michael Barry Jennifer Bash Ada Basilone Richard Bayer Vikky Bell Kimberley Berger Faith Berman Wendy Bird Teresita Blanco Jill Bland Amy Bobrow Patrick Bodayle Robert Bogus David Boyd Neil Brand Shawn Brant Shana Braude Judith Brienza Ursula Brommer David Brothers Phillip Brown Teresa Bruno Howard Buchanan Marcelo Bueno Ronald Burness K. Butler Michael Butterfield Kenneth Caballero Jason Cannon Stephen Carew Darrin Carter Cathy Caruba Peter Cassie Diane Castelbuono Charles Cataldi Karen Chambers Trina Chance Alan Chandross Andrew Cheng Kimberly Christie Joseph Cifello Lawrence Cinque Virginia Clegg William Clohosey Michele Cogan Michael Cohen 114 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Erica Cohn Diedra Cole James Coleman Amanda Collins Pamela Conley Noeleen Coogan Maria Coppola Deborah Corvino Kathleen Coughlin Virginia Crandall Patricia Crowley Donna Czechowski Jeanine Da Silva Steven Davenport Deborah Davidson Margot Davis Michelle De Cicco Anne De Santis Leslie Dee Frank Defilippis Theresa Defino William Dejianne Maria Deluca Amy Didonato Jennifer Dimpel John Dimpel Alexandra DU aha Christopher Doele J. Gregory Dolan Mary Donlon Brian Donnelly Gregory Dutter Lori Dziedzic Elizabeth Emerson Marcy Engelstein Jamie Evers Jonathan Ezor Jacqueline Faas Steve Lowe Marcie Ferrara Michael Ferraro Jaimie Field Leigh Field Randall Finch Peter Fine Jennifer Finn Michael Fischetti Shari Flamm Barry Fleischer Dominique Flora David France 115 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 116 David A. Freed Dave Orangeo Shawn Gaffney Daniel Garrick Jill Gilby Laura Gilman Jackie Glass Daniel Glasser David Gloshinski Lori Goldberg Brian Gottlieb Leonard Gould Ida Graham Stacey Grand Pat Friend Tim Murray Marc Greenwald Anthony Grigal Christi Grimbilas Jason Gross Valerie Hadu Nancy Hahne Farshad Hajir Christi Halvorson Cynthia Hamel Donna Hardina Kellie Harris Katherine Heckman James Higgins Jonath Hirschmann Daniel Hoffman Kenneth Hogenauer Todd Hollander Marc I. Howard Kathryn Huang Thomas Huetz Jennie Hyer Stephen D. Irtce Alissa Jaffe Brett Jenks Lisa Jennis Robert Joseph Sharon Joyce Russell Kaplan Seth Katz Sara Kaufman Matthew Kelly Joann Kennedy Tara Kenny David Keresztes Andrew Kesin Lisa Morgan, David France, Quay Whitlock SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES David King Ryan King Justin Kinney Michael Kinney Alexander Kipnis James Kitt Eric Klein Glenn Klein Charles L. Koch Julie Koch Alexander Kolomyetz Anna Kozlowski Petra Krueger Charlotte Kuo Karen Kurtziveg David Lally Chris Lambrugo Peter H. Lang Michele Laskowski Christine Laufen Peter Laves Cary Lavine Daum Lee Kyu Gun Lee Walter Lee David Leibowitz Amy Leventhal Kenneth Levin Michele Levine Kenneth Lewis Sara Liebman Sharon Limmer Kevin Lipnicki Laurie Litwin Russell Lobsenz Les Grant Allegro Lowell Howard Lutter Michael MacLeod Marjorie MacWhorter David Mairo Ross Mandel Eric Mandelbaum Jennifer Manning Glenn Manochio Deirdr Marczewski Christine Marshall Joseph Martineau Anthony Masi Nilda Matos Barbara McArdle Amy McCampbell Thomas McEnroe Mary McFadden Michael McKcll Patrick McKell Kerry McCarthy Keith McEachcrn Cathy McGrath Kerry Milway Herbert Mishell Katherine Mitchell Barbara Mooney 117 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Eric Moore Lisa Morgan Ann Mortimer Suzanne Murphy Omar Mustapha Pamela Nadan Darrel Naidu Heath Najjar Rochelle Nardell 1 Jean Nelson Dianne Nersesian Carolyn Neu Geoffrey Newman Brenda Niecko Elissa Not a Christine Novak Lars Novak Edward Nugent Douglas O'Neill Maria O'Neill Michael Ocone Jane Ollendorf Janet R. Orlin Ann K. Pad Lisa Papp John Parmelee Kristi Payne Lisa Peer Faith D. Penn Michael Perez Terrance Phillips Michelle Pietz Lory Pilchik William Pinilis Robert Pinto Theresa Powers David Quick Patricia Racioppi Yolande Rae Alejandro Rego Cheryl Renshaw Christopher Reynolds Felicia Rivers Susan Rocca Carolin Rosenbaum Glenn Rountree Deborah Rourke Andrew Rupprecht Kathleen Rustum Eileen Ryan Lisa Ryan Sean Sabaski Leslie Sabin Suzanne Sachs Robert Samaniego Michael Sanchez Michael Sanok Debra Sansone Joseph Santasiere James Saraceno Joann Savino Paul Schaefer David Scher 118 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Pam Dudzik, Debbie Pollack Jonathan Schnapp Lynnett Schneider Beth Schnitzer Katherine Schultz Amy Schwarz Lisa Schweitzer Laurie Scopp Cynthia Sereno Aleta Ann Shauger Andrew Shelffo Catherine Shirley Andrew Shue Jane Siegal Barry Simpson Lawrence Singer Tracey Skinner Kimberly Slaton Brian Smith Yvonne Smith Deanette Snell Sheila Staggers liene Sterti Michael Stifelman David Stumer Jane Swider Kathleen Tevlin Lisa A. Thole Megan Thomander Deborah Thompson Claudia Tichy Lori Tobia Bang Cong Tran Margaret Treiber Michael Trenk Frances Trinker Livia Tumin Peter Turk Alex Turkenich Cynthia Ulanet Lynn Ulsamer Leslie Uman Hilary Vaeth Laura Van Dyke Eric Vance Anna Verdi Sabina Vescio Madeline Vogel Jeffrey Voight Amy L. Weber Jennifer Weis Janine Weiss 119 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Rachel Weissbard Jennifer Whinery Kathryn Whitehead Scott Wild Karen Williams Robin Williams Susan Willner Spencer Wolf Nada Wolff Brenda Wriedt Liesl Wynter Elaine Yang Patrick Zazzaro Barry Fleischer Tom Hartung, Gerry DeSantis 120 SOPHOMORES Lisa fennis, liene Stern, Luram Drezves Chip Casey Sandra Atanosova Barry Fleischer, Ross Mandel, Nick Janulis Randy Ferri Ken Richman, Rafy Orenstem Mr. Himmelstein's Class Christine Laufen, Katie Rustum Dave Baron Rob Gielchinski Scott Wild Kathy Huang, Suzanne Murphy Frank DeFillipis Cathy Caruba, Karen Kurtzweg Carolyn Rosenbaum, Amy McCampbell, Michele Laskowski, Wendy Stern, Jennifer Whinery, Sharon Joyce Jennifer Manning 123 FRESHMEN 124 Christopher Adams John Addonizio Richard Agosto Catalina Aguilera Timothy Alexander John Amato Jason Anniballi Joel Armuth Ronda Ash Kimberly Ashurst Rand Bailin Margaret Balazs Dawn Ballister Janice Bartl Adam Bartolomeo Judith Bash Shonda Baxter Mark Beatty Britt Becker Patricia Becker Kimberly Beder Thomas Bergin Denise Berman Nabatanzi Bewayo David Bieler Michael Blankenstein Diane Bobcheck Christopher Bordiuk Ira Bornstein Josh Braff Andrew Bressen Charmain Briggs Tyrone Britton Ann Bronstein Deborah Brown Kimberly Brown Bruce Buchanan Brett Buggeln Christopher Burt Iman Butler James Butler Michelle Byrne Anthony Carbone Michael Carmiche Kyle Carnegie Patricia Carole Carmen Carrero Adam Carter Stacey Caruso Jennie Celentano Po Yuan Cheng Greg Chludzinski Kelly Carol Christ Christopher Denise Ciullo Christopher Cohen Jennifer Cohen Chris Colasanti Claude Coleman James Collins Christine Connors Daniel Convissor Joseph Coppola FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Michael Getter Regina Cosman Peter Coughlin Patricia Covey Mark Cuttino Patricia Dalton Lisa Dannunzio Eric Dashner Andrew De Cicco Carey De Cicco Juanita Marie Dean Christopher Defilippis Helena DeMarco Ellen Dennehy Patricia Derme Patricia DeSantis Edward Di Legge Lisa DiGiovanni Colleen Diroma Gregory Doele Michael Dolan Linda Dombrowski Lisamarie Dombrowski Colin Donnelly Carol Dostert Anne Druedahl Marc Duchesneau William Duffell Raymond Durkin Michael Dzikowski Danielle Eckert Bonnie Ericsson Jonathan Essoka Noel Evangelista Jonathan Ezrow Karen Fabiano Scott Facher Peter Fand Elizabeth Farrell Amy Feldman Shannon Felsot Stephan Felzenberg Deborah Firman Elise Fisher William Fitzsimmons Christine Fiumara Alicia Fogarty David Fong Ross Fox Martha Franklin Eric Freitag Steven Friedland 125 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN 126 Aviva Friedman Biffen Friend Ruth Ann Fuchs Barbra Funt Debra Zichichi Thomas Gallagher Copernicus Gaza George Gebert Michael Getter Daniel Gilbride Sara Gilby Heather Gilligan William Gitoneas Kristen Glanzman Medhat Gobrial Jonathan Goldberg Mark Goldsmith Dawn Goldstein Michael Gollin Maite Gonzalez Christopher Gormley David Gould Jacqueline Greene Denise Greenstein Laura Grieco Carolyn Griffin Christia Grimbilas Chris Grondahl Bruce Grossman Laura Guensch David Gurland Joshua Hadar Renee Haggerty Abbe Halpert Kelly Harden Meredith Harper Heather Hartung Megan Hawrylak Susan Heenoagen Susan Heischuber Jeffrey Hennefeld Adam Herbst Alfredo Hernandez Robert Holland Leslie Holley John Holmes Michael Huetz Lisa Hutchings Cheryl llg Tochi Iroku Lorienne Jackson Paul Oldewurtel, Scott FRESHMEN FRESHMEN I Katherine Janulis Ronald Jarrett James Jennings Aidan Jones Leslie Jones Michael Jordan Kim Josey Mark Kasparek Paula Kebbekus Patrick Keeler John Kelton Matthew Kemp John Kennedy Monica Kim Laura Kipper Kevin Kisch Edward Klank Elizabeth Kolomyetz Howard Komish Elise Kraemer Steven Krasner Neena Kumar Kimberly Kushmerick Vincent La Rocca Gina LaBanca David Lagemann Karen Lanfrank Kimberly Lansing Aaron Lapatnick Adrienne Lapolla Julie Levinsohn Jeremy Levy David Lieb Mark Logothetis Frank Longo Bryan Loive Lori Lozowick Erica Lubetkin Lucia Luciani Bruce Mackenzie Jean Magnier Christopher Mahler Kristen Mallett Glen Manna Noemi Martinez Laurence Marx Susan Matthews Normalynn Maxwell Kevin McConnell John T. McGuire Beth McCampbell Margaret McCreary John McMullen Peter Mele Brian Mesimer Jan Miksovsky Tiffany Milan David Miller Shari Miller Wayne Miller Monica Mitchell Anne Mitzak Holly Mohrhauser 127 oFRESHMEN 128 FRESHMEN Larissa Moiseenko Stephen Morante Julie Mornhinweg Mia Morse Melanie Mouring Timothy Mulligan Christopher Mury Betsy Nagler Margaret Nelson Elise Neuman Peter Nicoletti Regina Nikpour Angelo Nocciolo Suzanne Nolz Cynthia North John Novak Kelly Nugent Michael Nuzzo John O'Connor Patrick O'Malley Peter Oratowski Carla Pacchia Beverly Christian Sam Papatzambasis Raymond Paris Michael Pascuite Theresa Peters Lawrence Pine Terrence Pitman Todd Pitney Maryann Poliak David Pollio Damian Palisi Joel Primer John Priori Kathy Profeta James Puglio Tracy Querques Suzanne Rella AnnMarie Ricany Raymond Ricciardi Martin Richman Stacey Robshaw Jennifer Rodemer Nichele Rodgers Andrew Rogers David Rogers Madelyn Romano Richard Romualdo Pamela Rose Phyllis Rosenberg Diana Rourke Sonja Rouse Jacqueline Rowe Daryl Rubin Julie Rupprecht Scott Rush Sharon Sabadic Darcy Sabin Isabella Sanchez Marty Sajcedo Carla Schaeffer Jeffrey Schaffer FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Arnie Aistars Glenn Schlactus Ronald Schmale Eric Schneider Jill Schulte Jennifer Secor Debra Semple Sandra Sessa Adam Shaffer Carolyn Shulman Stephanie Siegal Kathy Sievers Kenneth Silverman Lauri Silverstein Kimberly Singer Karen Skinner Kathleen Skinner Louis Slingerland Scott Smarsh Daryl Smith Derek Smith Christine Souza Nicholas Spagnoletti Margaret St Bernard James Stanley Jennifer Steeb Ethan Stein Bryan Stuart Jennifer Sullivan Tracy Surinski Kenneth Swan Patricia Swan Stephanie Swan Christine Tabone Chris Tarantino Eric Tarantino Joshua Tarnow Donald Tedesco Lisa Tedesco Evan Templeton David Tenenbaum Robert Tennard Tonya Thompson Darrell Tierney Adam Litelbaum Christine Tromans Luba Tymczyna Nicholas Verderese Robert Verdi Philip Verghese John Vogel Cocrte Voorhees 129 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN 130 Mrs. Donadio Nestor Voronka Sanford Wallace Michael Walsh David Walters Howard Weiss Thomas Whipple James Wilderotter Willie Williams Stephanie Wimmer Todd Witten Jessica Wolff Hope Wright Chris Wylie Peter Zahn Kristin Zamora Dana Zucker Ethan Stein Jon Zeifert FRESHMEN Jennifer Whinnery, Sharon Joyce, Carolyn Rosenbaum, Judy Brienza, Amy McCambell, Wendy Stern, Jennifer Greenberg Robert Verdi, Tracy Serinsky, Elise Kraemer, Barb Funt Tina Lapore, Lori Lombardi Marjorie MacWhorter 131 UNDERCLASS SCRAPBOOK CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Sandra Butler, Paul Fischer, Bill Clohosey, James Robshaw; Andy Keene, Jon Zeifert, Andrew Turner; Jane Swider, Debbie Sansone; Lisa Nathan; David France; Tina Langone; Trina Chance, Karen Chambers, Maricruz Telesford, Lizette Benitez, lretta Coleman, Venetta Coleman, Vikky Bell. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Kathy Coughlin, Ursula Brommer, Alexandra Ditalia, Laurie Scopp, Pam Nadan, Jennifer Bandekow, Lisa Schweitzer, John Rome, Neil Perilstein, Evan Muney, Katie Whitehead, Jennifer Bandekow, Patty Crowley, Michael Barry, Peter Turk, Wendy Rodriguez-Vega, David Milak, Michael Gaudiosi, Chris Cook, Kim Berry, Stacy Boff, Jennifer Kirson, Kasey Tenebaum. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Maria Deluca, Kathleen Tevlin, Michael Fiore, Nancy Pierson, Steven Hirsch, Emily Stern, Julie Lubetkin, Kyn Lee, Ross Mandel, Andrew Sauer, Oren Kosansky, Doug Ladden, John Adelman, Stacey Kaye, Dorothy Ahrens, Lynne Byrne, Simone Solondz, Sharon Brady, Lisa Darcy, Karen Reitzel, Deirdre Donnelly, Ada Basalone, Flilary Vaeth, Amy Bobrow, Jane Swider. -O-. - CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Stephanie Lynch, Maria Coppola, Kim Carlson, Pam Dudzig; Roseanne Mastronardi; Jeff Voight, Andy Mencisky; Jon Zeifert; Marvin Simms; John Huetz; Maryann Bodayle, Lisa Ricciardelli; Barbara Ginaley, Laura Epstein, Liz Whelen, Rachelle Bahto, Caren Levine; Celene Fischer, Debbie Pollock, Vickie Howard, Jennifer Mallot. 140 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Rob Donahue, Adina Friedman, Sue Tellini, Steven Gorner, Patti Dalton, Barry Fleischer, Julie Lubetkin, Jonny Rae, Lamont Dawson, Dave Sterner, Wendy Stern, Jennifer Whinnery, Michelle Laskowski, John Janowski, Carolyn Rosenbaum, Sharon Joyce. 141 142 ✓ CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Teresa Powers, Darren Baird, Shana Braude, Felicia Blake, Peter Manderichio, Kyu Gun Lee, Adam Tittlebaum, Kendal Whitlock, Sharon Brady, Ross Mandel, James Coleman, Michael Macleod, Adrienne Zahaykevich, Kristen Bowsher, Lisa Brief. Af 143 144 17___________FACULTY ____________________ 97 UNDERCLASSMEN SPRING___________145 169 PERFORMING ARTS ____________________ ____________________ 261 ADVERTISEMENTS 145 Mrs. Cohen at the Hors D'oeuvres table. Judy Blumberg, Cindy Keresztes, Mr. Cooperman, Ingrid Brommer, Liane Pinto The crowded dance floor dhe Columbia JKigh School class of dlineteen bundled and eighty •tvoo iequests the honour of you presence at its Senioi (Piom fJve -Coved dhese (Days (Ihuisday evening, the thiid of Qune nineteen handled and eighty-two fiom eight o'clock until one o'clock iBiichwood S)Hanoi The Cougar Cake 146 Jeanne Gonsalves and Mr. Cooperman Dina Sawzak Jerry Glasser and Alice Chiu Mrs. Wolf Lori Flagg Cindy Keresztes, Jeanne Gonsalves, Liane Pinto Maureen Ahrens and her prom date 147 Patty Blazinski after receiving her diploma Mr. Young and Michael Roth The speakers Steven Pine, Give me a 'C'! 148 Dr. Librera addresses the graduates The choir performs at the ceremony Together after graduation Jesper Berthold, Joe Glancy, and John Calicotti 149 Rhonda Watson, Jill Murray, and Diana Manno The Cougars finished the season with a 14-8 record as they once again proved they are a team to be reckoned with. They placed third in the Iron Hills Conference and reached the third round of the competitive County Tourna- ment. They proved their volition to win by upsetting Roxbury, ranked second in the state, by a score of 2-1. Leading the team were pitcher Tom Owens (All Essex and All Orange First Teams), Tom Maloney (All Essex Third Team and All Orange First Team), and captain Rob Holiday (All Essex Third Team and All Orange First Team). Owen Kelly and Bill Coyle also made the All Orange Second Team. Rounding out the successful team was power-hitter Albert Alease who received honor- able mention on the All Orange Team. Jim Bradley Tommy Owens 5� - - ' - BASEBALL Millburn West Essex Parsippany Morristown Roxbury Belleville Morris Knolls Parsippany Hills Livingston West Essex Belleville Livingston Parsippany Barringer Millburn Owen Kelly Albert Haas Robbie Holiday Brian Marczewski Chris Dakin Tom Maloney 151 pSOFTBflLL Parsippany 9-3 Morristown 8-6 Roxbury 5-4 Madison 1-3 Morris Knolls 6-10 Montclair Immaculate 12-2 West Essex 6-2 Livingston 4-6 Livingston 1-3 Parsippany 1-2 Livingston 5-12 Morristown 2-6 Nutley 2-6 Morris Knolls 5-1 Nutley 5-0 Karen Ted esco Jennifer Nulty at first base Top Row (I to r): Margaret Nelson, Michelle Carrier, Geri-Lyne Testa, Coach Ruggerio, Kathy Wenzel, Janine DeDeo, Karen Tedesco, Bottom Row (I to r): Carolyn Mulreed, Sandy Butler, Jennifer Nulty, Joann Selitto, Kristen Bowsher, Ronnie Petzinger Michelle Carrier The Cougar women finished off the year with a 7 AO record. The team, with many new and younger players, had some tough luck and injuries along with tough competition that prevented them from having a more successful year. The team was led by catcher Cathy Wenzel (.408 average) and Ronnie Pet- zinger (.300 average) who were both selected to the All Orange First Team. Kristen Bowsher and Geri Lyne Testa received honorable mention. 153 Kathy Wenzel Front Row (I to r): Jeff Poss, Steve Heischuber, David Kniffin, John Trinity, Back Row: Jay Zaslower, Bill Rustum, Jackie Glass, Paul Kondo, Coach Genzer John Trinity Steve Heischuber The Cougars 1982 season was one of great success under coach Mr. Genzer. The team finished off with an 11-3 record, one of their best in recent years. Two of the Cougar losses were to arch rival Livingston. The netmen finished second in their conference and reached the semi-finals of the Essex County tournament. The team was led by Dan Nahirny at first singles, one of the best junior tennis players in the country, Jay Zaslower at second sin- gles, and Paul Kondo at third singles. Play- ing first doubles were Dave Kniffin and Bill Rustum, while at second doubles was the al- ternating trio of Eric Hadar, Jeff Poss, and Steve Heischuber. 154 Tennis Coach Genzer Jeff Poss David Kniffin, Jeff Poss Paul Kondo West Essex 4-1 Livingston 1-4 Parsippany 5-0 Morristown 5-0 Roxbury 4-1 Morris Knolls 5-0 Parsippany Hills 4-1 West Essex 4-1 Livingston 0-5 Parsippany 3-2 Morristown 5-0 Roxbury 4-1 Morris Knolls 3-2 Parsippany Hills 1-4 v I i LACROSSE Coach Curcio Captain Mike Ward Vin Bevacqua Bruce Aukamp, Joe Clancy, Mark Darwin Joe Glancy Joe Glancy Steve Ramos 156 Vin Bevacqua First Row — Left to Right: B. Aukarnp, M. Darwin, R. Maebert, S. Ramos, Second Rozo: B. Berenson, S. Frisch, P Coyle, P Giunta, V. Bevacqua, Captain M. Ward, J. Glancy, T. Saenger, B. Muney, M. Gelson, J. Radler, Third Row: Coach Manera, K. Wenzel, M. Tevlin, S. Anello, D. Sherwood, C. Baduini, R. Sansone, M. DeCicco, B. Malnak, P. Tevlin, J. Donovan, T. Francis, R. Bianchi, J. Nelson, M. Provenzano, Coach Curcio 157 LACROSSE Regular Season Summit 5-2 Livingston 12-2 Montville 10-6 West Morris OT 6-7 Clark 13-6 Lawrenceville 9-1 Westfield 6-1 Boonton OT 6-7 Clifton 5-1 Montclair 13-6 Peddie 7-2 Coaches' Tournament West Morris 8-4 Lawrenceville 5-10 State Tournament Montville 16-5 Fair Lawn 9-3 West Morris 10-6 Mike Gelson, Mark DeCicco Mark Darwin Dave Sherwood, Bruce Aukamp, Mike Ward Steve Ramos The 1982 season was an outstanding one for the Columbia High School Lacrosse team. The team posted a 13-3 record, placing first in the Gil Gibbs Division and capturing the State Championship title as well. This is the second time in four years that the team has won the State title. The Cougars won many other awards for their ef- forts. Seven team members were named to the All- State team, with defenseman Vinnie Bevaccjua and attackman Dave Sherwood also being named as High School All-American players. Coach Robert Curcio recorded his 100th victory as coach of the Cougars and was named New Jersey High School Coach of the Year. Bruce Aukamp 159 LACROSSE Last year Columbia established both a girls' Varsity and junior Varsity Lacrosse Team. Melinda Gardner, the sole coach of both, taught the girls the necessary fundamentals of Lacrosse. With the help of Co-Captains Beth Breen and Lisa DeCicco, the girls were off to a fine start. The team members worked aptly to pick up the new skill whereby Miss Gardner was pleased with the team's promising potential. Although the team's record was not reflective of their true ability, the girls demonstrated good sportsmanship and a keen grasp of the sport. They're looking forward to another exciting season. (Right) Liz Whelan, Shawn Bufo (Below) Beth Breen (Below) Lisa Schulte (Below) Leslie McCarthy (Below) Lisa DeCicco, Lisa Schulte (Below) Marie Purcell |MRMr lil| IsSfPIP Chatham Township Mont ville Morristown Chatham Township Montville Summit Montclair Morristown Montclair (Below) Sue Klien 160 (Above) Lisa Schulte (Below) Beth Breen, Liz Whelan First Row (I to r) Tracy McCarthy, Liz Whelan, Lisa Schulte, Sharon Bufo, Beth Breen, Lisa DeCicco, Sue Klien, Marie Purcell, Second Row (I to r) Kim Gormly, Karen Hirschmann, Denise Grigal, Julie Bland, Sandy Dostert, Rachele Bahto, Becky Skolar, Kim Jacobs, Wendy Wager, Ms. Gardner. (Below) Marie Purcpll Front Row (1 to r): Kim Kirkman, Leslie Guthrie, Mia Grosso, Melanie Panko, Jennifer Hartung, Karen Reitzel, Kathy Schweitzer, Kathy Prybys. Second Row: Coach Chyzowych, Jamilla Bashir, Lynn Bircsak, Dottie Vilardo, Simone Solondz, Jennifer Linn, Linda Dostert, Eileen Stewart. Lynn Bircsak, Linda Dostert, Eileen Stewart, Jennifer Linn, Jamilla Bashir Nutley 2-0 Jonathan Dayton 2-0 Millburn 2-0 Cranford 2-0 Madison 2-0 Irvington 2-0 Mother Seton 2-0 Livingston 2-1 Elizabeth 2-0 Montclair 2-0 A. L. Johnson 2-0 Nutley 2-0 Elizabeth (100th win) 2-0 Scotch Plains 2-0 Caldwell 2-0 Livingston 2-0 Millburn 2-0 Summit 2-0 Dottie Vilardo and Leslie Guthrie Leslie Guthrie Jennifer Hartung, Karen Reitzel 1982 marked another successful season for the Girls' Volleyball Team. Under the direction of Coach Chyzozvych, the girls had a season highlighted by winning their 100th consecutive game, as well as finish- ing the season undefeated as they have done for the previous seven years. Due to a revision of rules, the Cougars were unable to win the State Champion- ships. They did, however, win the Essex County Tournament. The highlight of their season came when they were invited to attend the National AAU Junior Olympics in Benedictine, Illinois, where they finished with a respectable ninth place. The team was paced by Senior Jennifer Hartung, Juniors Karen Reitzel and Me- lanie Panko, all of whom were selected to the new Jersey All-State team. Mia Grosso and Leslie Guthrie, Juniors, were selected for the All-State Second Team. 163 Boys Morristown 41-81 Morris Knolls 70-52 West Essex 80-42 Parsippany 76-46 Roxbury 84-38 Parsippany Hills 69-53 (Below) Pam Riley (Above) Tim Foster (Below) Quay Whitlock (Above) Tom Hartung 164 TRACE- Girls Morristown 69-53 Morris Knolls 76-46 West Essex 84-38 Parsippany 73-49 Roxbury 82-40 Parsippany Hills 70-52 165 The dream secjuetice Steven Pine, Jill Geddes, and Tammarra Jones Brian Sheil, Sheri Savin, and Jason Cannon Jill Geddes and the girls FAST OF FitARUTFRS Aurn £ i'isr 7arr.marr Jon© I and Sat) Cbrfv K , (| , Steven Pine Laurev . jiil Cartes Ike Skidmore Torn Cannar Slim . Edd-e Becfctnrd Will Parker jaeon Cannon Joti Fry Doug Barash Ado Ami' - Carr,f,t' Shen Savin All Hakim Bn an Sr ©-! Gertie Cummina Lynnelfe ThOmander Eiier. Or., Sa vza� ' Thors. and Sal.) TVt.rr tti Jom (Fn ) Kaie Geraldine Nardone Vrv aw Trtify MagUaro COWBOYS THE GIRLS Khaln Bashir «.r noMe BurfveH £ vedette Dupre ; Qetfcy Nftmmsfry Lament DflWSOc Vlrfrin fl C 013,3 Jim Cdn?wv Margaret Ayn.er Richard Deboanj Stephar.i© Jamas Martha Tompkins A ison Maxwell DANCING GIRLS Amy Ren an berg Sue Snyder (Dance-Captain), Brides maid Paula Becker Dancing Laurev Kristen Holmes Kyla Quintero. Pig Tail? Leigh Hooper Anne Mane Laszok Barbara Koch Beth Rettenberg A'.iegra Lowell Chnstina Bennett Karla Lambert Steven Pine, Lynette Thomander, and other members of the cast MmII Sheri Savin and Jill Geddes Doug Barash and Steven Pine The Dancing Girls 167 GOLF Morristown forfeit Morristown 222-236 Morris Knolls 239-240 West Essex 216-225 Livingston 219-223 West Essex 227-204 Livingston Morris Knolls Pete Mackinson Ed Thorton Mike Zusi Steve Sanok Sandy Schnoll Coach Robb, Pete Mackinson, Ed Thornton, Steve Sanok, Sandy Schnoll, Mike Zusi The golf team finished another successful season with a 12-5 record. The Cougars claimed second place in the Iron Hills Conference, as well as third place in the Essex County Coaches Tournament. Outstanding players contributing to the season's success were, Mike Zusi, Captain Robert Waddell, Pete Mackinson, Steve Sanok, Rudy Reynolds, Brian Millerick and Sandy Schnoll. _______ SENIORS FACULTY 97 UNDERCLASSMEN SPRING 145 169 PERFORMING ARTS 181 ACTIVITIES SPORTS 207 261 ADVERTISEMENTS 169 Ira Bornstein, Doug Ledden, Chris Tarantino Stacey Rosenstien, James Coleman Bob Schultz, John Fossella John Priori Chris Tarantino, Ira Bornstein Brian Sheil 170 172 Mr Fenstermacher CHOIR Megan Hawrylak John Weeks 173 Erica Kesin, Dean Kravitz, Howard Jacobson Ken Levin, Sharon Joyce Mimi Kuo, Wendy Bird 174 Donna Ezor, Glen Fox, Marjy MacWhorter, Ken Richman Mark Ellis ORCHESTRA Dean Kravitz, Howard Jacobson Maura Armuth 175 David France, Jay Grohsgal fay Grohsgal, Kyla Quintero David France Amy Tunney Carla Askew, Chrys Anagnostis, Paula Becker, Wendy Greenberg Carla Askew, Debbie Pollack, Chrys Anagnostis, Wendy Greenberg, Holly Pennock 176 SPECIAL DACICE Paula Becker, Chrys Anagnostis, Wendy Greenberg Kyla Quintero, Sue Ventura, Chrys Anagnostis Debbie Pollack, Valerie Ellington Carla Askew, Leslie Northrup, Sue Ventura 177 Doug Barasch (above) Imagine combining the look and humor of Saturday Night Live with the warmth and at- mosphere of a nightclub. Imagine getting WPLJ's Jim Kerr and Gary Edmund to be the special guest stars. Now imagine it was shown and performed in Columbia. Well, it happened on December 17,1982. Friday Night Live was a success. Khalil Bashir Kyla Quintero, Rick DeBoard, Sue Tellini John Fossella, Chris Tarantino FRIDfW DITE LIUE Debbie Christopher, Kyla Quintero, Christa Fogarty, Sue Tellini, Pam Winslow Debbie Christopher, Kyla Quintero, Andy Zipp Doug Barasch, producer-director Janine Guida, Shirley Huang 180 GUPSU John Rae, Dawn Goldstein, Michelle Levine Alice Chiu i 17 FACULTY ! j 1 j j 181 activities ! j 261 ADVERTiSEMENTS J 181 SPANISH The Spanish Club allows the students an op- portunity to further the practice of speaking Spanish and to familiarize themselves with the culture of Spain and Spanish America. 1st row 1. to r: Laurie Silverstein, Elizabeth Martin, Martha Gitoneas. 2nd row 1. to r.: David Croman, Robert Tennard, Martin Richman, Robert Cannan, Danny Reis, Doug Tindall, John Selles, Bill Rustum, Bill Gitoneas, Mr. Price. 182 Martha Gitoneas Elizabeth Martin, Bill Rustum, Bob Cannan ITALIAN 1st row I. to r.: Heather Hartung, Anthony Vescio, Sabina Vescio. 2nd row I. to r.: Patrick Comune, John Amato, Frank Caprio, Jerry De Santis, Anthony Mazza, Ralph Vescio, Mr. Tancredi. The Italian Club, sponsored by Mr. Dominick Tancredi, has continued to grow in popularity this year, as shown by the increase in member- ship over last year. The club, whose purpose is to heighten the awareness of Italian culture, does so through meetings, parties, and trips to places such as Ellis island (to trace the steps of their Italian ancestors). The club also renewed its ri- valry with the Spanish Club in their annual vol- leyball game, which the Italians unfortunately lost. They did have fun, however, which has been the overtone of the club throughout its long existence. GAME John Amato, Anthony Vescio, Frank Caprio, Pat Comune, Jerry DeSantis Bill Rustum, Elizabeth Martin, John Amato 183 LATIN 1st row I. to r.: Andy Sauer, Kate McCroary, Martha Thompkins, Paul Lehrman, Nancy Kasen, Sara Leibman. 2nd row: Roger Merians, Norma Maxwell, Danylc Kihiczak, Alyssa Jaffe, Ms. Wolf, Moira White, Amy Ryan. Ms. Wolf supervises the Latin Club which conducts a fund-raiser every year. Nancy Kasen, the club's president, and the other club members are involved in many events, in- cluding a yearly Roman Banquet at Colum- bia. The Latin Club produces the Pantheon Press, a monthly newspaper. Recently the Latin Club attended a State Latin Banquet. The members are planning to view the Vati- can Collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. CERCLE FRANQAIS: VOYAGE A PARIS From April 15 to April 23 a group of stu- dents and adults travelled to France for an exciting visit. The trip was organized and led by French teacher Mrs. Krasner and was chaperoned by her, Mr. Krasner, and Mrs. Press. Eighteen CHS students and eight other adults participated in the trip. The group stayed in a Paris hotel, taking their meals both in the hotel and in various restaurants. They took a guided tour of Paris and made side trips to the magnificent palace of Ver- sailles, the town of Tour de Chartre, the Loire Valley, and a French high school. The visitors also enjoyed learning the art of French cui- sine in a cooking class. In Paris they had free time and a fascinating array of opportunities to explore: the Metro (the Paris subway), French films and plays, museums, Paris shopping, walking through the city and its parks, tasting specialties, and, of course, practicing their French! FRANCE ftwhygu� 184 1st row I. to r.: Lisa Nathan, Ilene Stern, Michele Laskowski, Mrs. Krasner. 2nd row: Erica Hunkle, Susan Bogan, Lewis Blau, Kim Kirkman, Karen Hirschmann, Kim Jacobs. DEBATE The Debate Club has existed in C.H.S. for decades. This year, under the leadership of its new sponsor, Mrs. Cohen, and its co-chair- people Becky Skoler and Andrew Sauer, its membership has increased significantly. In addition, more activities have been added such as expanded formal debates, impromptu speeches, and formal addresses. I. to r.: Paul Lehrman, Richard Davidian, Andrew Saur, Marc Greemwald, Judith Cohen, John Fossella, Becky Skoler, Meredith Harper, Lisa Harper, missing: Nicky Janulis. MATH TEAM 1st row I. to r.: Jennifer Bash, Pete Oratowski, Elaine Yang. 2nd row: Debbie Brown, Joseph Cicenia, Peter Laves, Alan Chaudress, Mary Dell Morrison. 3rd row: Alice Donadio, Andrea Gollin, Mitchell Maltenfort, Ken Scudder, Adi Wyner, Seth Kaplan, Roy Eisman. The Columbia High School Mathletes compete in various mathematical competi- tions, both national and regional. Contests generally range in type from the bi-monthly thirty-minute tests, which are taken before school, to all-day affairs. AHSME (previous- ly called the MAA) is the most highly at- tended contest, taken this year by more than two hundred Columbia students. In addition to dragging themselves out of bed for the morning contests, Math Team members faithfully report to the frequent problem- solving sessions which are supervised by Miss Mary Dell Morrison, the Math Team sponsor. Awards are presented at the end of the school year to those individuals who have performed well. Special recognition is due to this year's freshman team, (sponsored by Mr. Roy Eis- mann) who currently holds second place na- tionally in the Continental Math League. 185 UNICYCLE CLUB BIO LEAGUE Open to first year biology students, Co- lumbia's Biology League gives enthusiastic science students a chance to test their knowl- edge against each other schools in interscho- lastic meets sponsored by the New Jersey Sci- ence League. Biology League has had a good year, especially thanks to first team members Jason Eisner, Jan Miksovsky, Peter Ora- towski, Debby ’Brown, and Kathy Prof eta. 186 First Row (I to r): Jason Eisner, Jan Miksovsky, Peter Oratowski, Debby Brown, Second Row: Mr. Cohen, Adam Herbst, Dave Bieler, Andy Bressen, Ross Fox, Jeff Hennefeld, Mark Beatty, Greg Chludzinski BLACK STUDENT UNION The Black Student Union of Columbia High School is an organization intended as a means of bringing together black Columbian students. The students work together to or- ganize activities and events designed to bene- fit, not only the black students of Columbia, but Columbia High School as a whole. Through bake sales, dances, and other fund- raising activities, money is raised to form programs designed to bring about an aware- ness of the achievements black citizens have contributed to society, particularly during the period of Black History Month. Through the efforts of its members, it is expected that the Black Student Union should become a driving force in the Columbian environment and also in the communities of South Orange and Maplewood. The Black Student Union's president is Venetta Coleman; Iretta Cole- man is vice-president; Holly Wright is secre- tary; and Nahndi Williams is treasurer. Mr. Taylor and Mrs. Tucks advise these students. First Row (I. to r.): Rosilan Mason, Mrs. Tucks, Iretta Coleman, Pam Mason, Delores Williams, Raphael Anderson, Second Row: Michael Whitt, Chris Sabin PARNASSIAN SOCIETY The Parnassian Society has been an active drama club for over fifty years at Columbia High School. This year's production was Blithe Spirit. The club serves as a place where one can expand his or her talents or just have fun. 1st row I. to r.: Beth Stager, Brian Sheil, Althea Grant, Shirley Huang, Tracey Magliaro, Allegra Lowell, Kristine Haluorsen, Karla Lambert. 2nd row: Jon Ezor, Becky Novemsky, Jason Canon, Donna Ezor, Margaret Eymer, Morris Holzchlag, Mrs. Butcher. Missing—Lynette Thomander. 187 CALCULUS CLASSES’ CHRISTMAS PARTY % CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Glenn Kaye; Mr. Pantazes, Chris LaMorticella; Rafy Orenstein; Geoff Barry, Willie Needle; Kelly Renkar, Mr. Palma, Shelly Lang, Amy Tunney; Leslie Stern; Bill Coppola, Eric Berger; Pam Dudzig, Debbie Pollack, Debbie Nivert, Pam Abel; Katie Kemp; Takeshi Nakamura; The class enjoys the entertainment, The Columbian 1st row (I. to r.): Brad Abrams, Danny Rudd. 2nd row: Emily Seidel, Matt Nagler, Mrs. Poss, Nancy Kasen, Lisa Greene, Kelly Renkar, Greg Ellison. 3rd row: Eric Berger, Paul Lehrman, Will Needle, Liz Orlin. It has been a dedicated effort by a small few that produced The Columbian this year. They changed the format from last year's news magazine to try to include a wider variety of news and feature copy. With each issue, the physical appearance of the paper is continually being improved. Their strength this year has been the high quality of the writing as well as the numbers of different writers who have submitted articles. Stories are written by numerous enthusiastic students, including members of the journalism classes. As one of the only school newspapers to be produced entirely within the school, predominantly by students, The Columbian is unique, but it faces the additional challeges of not only working on the editorial facets of a paper, but working in graphic arts as well, setting type, doing layout, making a pasteup. After pasteup is com- pleted, graphic arts students and Mr. Vodofsky shoot the pages and make photographic plates of them and then print them. Working on The Columbian provides a broad experience by enabling students to participate in the many aspects of producing a newspaper. The Columbian Volume LXIV Number 4 Editors-in-Chief February 1 983 Lisa Greene Copy Editor Will Needle Matt Nagler News b Feature Editor Paul Lehrman Sports Editor Danny Rudd Business Manager Eric Berger Art Greg Ellison Photography John Huetz Nancy Kasen Production Liz Orlin Emily Seidel (Kelly Renkar Editorial Advisor Steffi Poss Production Advisor David Vodofsky The Columbian is a student- run newspaper produced entirely within Columbia High School. 190 The Spark is a publication put out by Val- halla, a body of concerned students. Referred to as Columbia's underground activist news- paper, the Spark has been in existence for 14 years. The newspaper gives the students a chance to express their views and opinions dealing with school and world affairs. Since the administration does not support the Spark financially, they have total control over the content and article selections. Noth- ing is edited or censored. Not only is Valhalla concerned with the problems of today, but with the crises and conflicts ahead. Valhalla firmly believes in sharing ideas to arouse thought and provide awareness about the world we live in. The Spark is produced by Editor-in-chief Andy Jacobs, Assistant Editor Kim Jacobs, Layout Editor Linda Karlin, and Art Editors Brett Meyers, Josh Newsteader, and Greg Ellison. However, all other members of the Spark help to put out the monthly paper. The faculty advisor is Jack Spear. 1st row I. to r.: Colin Cohen, Leslie Uman, Marla Simon, Linda Karlin, Kim Jacobs, Dana Holly, Abby Turk. 2nd row: Paul Sperduto, Greg Ellison, Tracy Gevirtz, Brett Meyers, Andy Jacobs, David Scull, Lynn Craugh. GUILDSCRIPT Guildscript is the school magazine for student writing and artwork. Members work through the entire process of putting out a magazine: soliciting contributions, deciding which pieces to accept, suggesting revisions, editing final selections, deciding layout and organization, and selling the issue. Members are also frequently contributors themselves. Many C.H.S. writers and artists who con- tribute to Guildscript also enter state and national contests and have won awards at both levels. This year's editors are Michael Ferraro, Andrea Gollin and Lisa Harper; all members form an editorial board. The faculty advisor is Mr. Don Lasko. nt Row (I to r): Kathy Coughlin, Betsy Nagler, Jennifer Weiss, Matt Nagler, Laura Gilman, Mechele hover, Back Row: Mr. Lasko, Lisa Harper, Barbara Ginley, Michael Ferraro, Andrea Gollin. 191 CHESS TEAM The Columbia High School Chess Team, ad- vised by Peter losso, has shown its prowess again this year by continuing its past winning streak, bringing the total to 36 matches without a loss over the past four years. The team covers all grade levels and next year's team promises to be just as strong. In addition to being some of the finest High School chess players in the state, the team found diversion in learning selective Russian words, such as bughouse , from the players of Slavic descent that frequent the club. The team, with a wealth of players from different backgrounds and cultures, considers itself a family. Our matches take place approximately three times per month. In addition to having fun, we up- hold, in the cerebral realm of sport, the motto of Columbia: Excelsior! Igor Gudz, Steve Darcy, Robert Dobzyanski Igor Gudz 192 FRISBEE 1st row I. to r.: Jan Miksovsky, Oren Kosansky, Robert Richardson, David Finkenberg, Brett Meyer, Eric Berger, Kim Berger. 2nd row: David Lieb, Bob Wagener, Geoff Barry, Michael Rothberg, Henry Cardona, Howard Jacobson, Tom Bibbins, Martin Richman, Leigh Hooper, Tim Ford, Greg Tighe, Brandon Twine, Rafy Orenstein, John Dilly, James Kikuoka, Steve Darcy, Rand Bailin. Michael Rothberg, Howard Jacobson Henry Cardona, Howard Jacobosn Oren Kosansky, Robert Richardson The Trisbee Team had a successful fall season, and is flying off to a great start in the spring. The team finished with a 9-2 record and came in second in the State Finals, but the spring belongs to Columbia High School Ultimate. Howard Jacobson and Michael Rothberg continue to assume the roles of co-captain, but the exper- ienced players have made sure to train the underclassmen so that they will carry on the tradition of fine frisbee that Columbia has always demonstrated. The team considers itself to be more like a family. As its motto goes, Discard nobody, that is the ultimate goal 193 FUTURE PHYSICIANS The C.H.S. Chapter of the Future Physi- cians of America club has been reestablished after almost a decade since it last originally existed here at C.H.S. The club, which inves- tigates and discusses various biological and medical topics, has been greeted with interest by growing numbers of students since its es- tablishment in January. Sponsored by Mrs. Hershey with several other biology teachers, the group has already had several lectures, and more activities such as field trips have been planned. Mrs. Hershey, Andrea Gollin, Paul Lehrman, Andy Sauer, Emily Stern, Mitchell Maltenfort P.A. CREW Each bright and cheery morning, promptly at 9:03, the PA crew greets the staff, faculty and students of Columbia High with their me- lodious voices. The members of the PA club broadcast the events, past, present and fu- ture, to bring about a better informed student body. Even during the trials and tribulations of the minute of silence Columbia's PA crew was there for you—always relaying the im- portant occurrences and of course the date! I. to r: Kim Carlson, Andy Sauer, Scott Kisch. missing: Nancy Kasen. CHALLENGE Challenge is the name of the team which represents Columbia High School at the TV-3 sponsored College-bowl. This tournament, shown on Suburban Cablevision Tuesday nights, includes 38 high schools in the area. Mrs. Press, the team's advisor, offered a test to anyone interested in participating and chose the four highest scoring students to be on the team. The four members are rotated in at each match, where two teams participate at a time. The series of matches make up a tournament where one team challenges an- other. At the end of the season, the two high- est scoring teams compete for the champion- ship. Our team is sponsored by Barnes and No- ble Bookstore in West Orange. Upon receipt of donations from them, Mrs. Press donates the money to the CHS library. The questions asked during the matches range from history to math to literature, basi- cally covering all academic subjects. The participants must have a thorough back- ground in many areas. Mrs. Press, Matthew Nagler, Geoffrey Barry, Howard Jacobson, Michael Rothberg PHOTOGRAPHY An interested group of students who have access to the darkroom after school and can pursue individual interests and receive one- on-one instruction from the photography leaders. First Row (I to r): Frank Wang, James Kikuoka, Andy Jacobs, Paul Oldewurtel, David Scull, Second Row: Mr. Ricciardi, Mr. Martin, Scott Shanger 195 197 STAGE CREW Working under their sponsor Mr. Defino, the Stage Crew is made up of seventeen dedicated students. Keith works with sound and Wildrik and Rich design lights for productions and run the lighting board. Maggie is the Production Stage Manager and coordi- nates the stage hands. Eric is the Fly Master, who flies scenery for shows. The spotters are Katie and Mark. Not to be forgotten are Kevin, Carol, Rochelle, Nestor, Scott, Ken, Dave, Robin, Frank and Liesel, dedicated stage hands. Oscar T. Grouch is Crew Mascot. The Crew does two major shows which this year were: The Twelfth Annual Special Dance Concert and Gypsy, the Spring Musical. 1st Row I. to r: Nestor Veronka, Rochelle Nardelli, Kevin McConnel. 2nd Row: Mr. Defino, Wildrik Blok, Keith Dorton, Richard Bishop. 3rd Row: Magda Menner, Eric Rothman, Mark Cenit, Dave Cardillo. Richard Bishop, Wildrik Blok Kate McCroary DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS The Dungeons and Dragons Club was orga- nized to provide C.H.S. students with the oppor- tunity to participate in the challenging and ab- sorbing role-playing game called Dungeons and Dragons, better known as D and D . Novices are invited to join experts in the game which demands knowledge of the intricate rules, fantasy litera- ture, medieval rituals, and group dynamics. Of course, imagination, aggression, and insanity are involved! Invented in 1978, the game has come a long way. More and more schools are offering this club as an extracurricular activity. The game was ori- ginally invented as just a game to play in spare time, but has recently become, to some people, an addiction. One game, or campaign, involves the ficti- tious, hazardous journey of the players to a dun- geon where they will find treasure and powers. The length of the game depends upon the chal- lenge of the perils and monsters the dungeon mas- ter creates and the ability of the players to sur- vive. Constantly the players must discuss how to overcome the obstacles which the dungeon master (D.M., John Dilley in our school's club) has planned. Those who survive the campaign share the contents of the dungeon and progress to a higher level of power in the next campaign. The club meets twice weekly in Mrs. Hill's room to plan the location and time for play at members' convenience. Front Row (I to r): Jim Coleman, Pat Keeler, Tim Mulligan, Bob Tennard, Yon Miksovski, Danny Steinberg, Mrs. Hill, Back Row: Eric Schneider, Ryan King, Bill Duff ell, John Dilley, Brandon Twine, John Thompson. 199 STUDENT LIBRARY AIDES 1st Row I. to r.: Margaret Aymer, Althea Grant, Nahndi Williams. 2nd Row: Ms. Mears, Chris Doele, Michael Ferraro, Eric Berger, missing: Mia Morse, Iretta Coleman. The Student Library Aides work during their free periods and after school, providing the type of back-up support that is essential to the operation of all libraries. Their duties include refiling all returned materials, keep- ing materials on the shelves in order, and assisting librarians with clerical tasks and charging desk routines. Their services are a truly valuable contribution to the library pro- gram. SPECIAL SERVICES The Special Services Club is a club that helps at school functions. We collect tickets, hand out programs and greet the public. We help with most things from Teacher Teas to commencement. We are known for being seen in our red and black. Though we are usually kept busy, we have fun. 1st Row I. to r.: Beth Fand, Kimberly Carlson, Mariko Kondo, Keira Berman. 2nd Row I. to r.: Robin Patlock, Margaret Aymer, Pam Dudzik. 3rd Row I. to r.: Mrs. Blazure, Mrs. Penberthy, Mrs. Brydon. missing: Heidi Beck, Donna Ezor, Jennie Hyer, Nancy Pearson, Lisa Papp, Spencer Wolf. 200 ASTRONOMY The Astronomy Club, now in its sixth year, has been very successful in attaining many of its goals. Last spring, over 3,000 dollars were raised in order to buy a new telescope. The club has used this telescope and others during numerous observations, both during the day and at night. Our recent activities have in- cluded viewing two lunor eclipses and being disappointed on many occasions when the weather did not cooperate with our plans. This was the fault of our sponsor, Alan Levin, who has consistently caused extremely cloudy nights on our observations. The club has also had many overnight trips to remote observing sites, in an attempt to escape the light pollution of Maplewood. As a result of these accomplishments, the Astronomy Club was featured in an article in the New York Times in December. First Row (I to r): Jennifer Weis, Seth Katz, Spencer Wolf, Jon Ziefert, Second Row: Peter Fand, Lisa Papp, Beth Fand, Dave Ross, Pat Roy, Bill Heerwagen, Peter Fine, Third Row: Susan Murphy, Kim Carlson, Steven Hirsch, Stephanie Lynch, David Adinaro, Wayne Spina, Scott Brochagen, Fourth Row: Pam Dudzik, Robin Patlock, Mr. Levin, Nancy Pearson, Steven Cariddi. INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS Front Row (I to r): Eric Holtzman, Doug Ladden, Daniel Glasser, Back Row: Nabatanzi Bewayo, Peter Kebbekus, Mr. Tusa. The International Affairs Club studies events occurring abroad, as well as in the United States. The club (founded by Mr. Joseph Tusa), has conducted seminars concerning human rights, and traveled to local universities to hear lectures. 201 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE This year's Assembly Committee has been one of the most cohesive groups in our high school. For most of the year, this group of students has seated the entire student body and planned every assembly without a facul- ty advisor. Led by chairman Paul Lehrman, this committee has taken upon itself to serve the student body. Paul Lehrman, Tracy Gevirtz, Geoff Barry ECONOMICS The Economics Club is actively involved in the pursuit of profits derived through the in- vestment of capitol in ongoing entrepreneur- ial ventures for the benefit of its members. 202 Mr. Little, John Faig, John Rustum, Geoff Barry, Tom Berman, Michael Meade SCHOOL COUNCIL School Council's goals for this year were to build a strong student government, partici- pate in community activities, and increase school spirit and appreciation. Under the leadership of Charles Coleman, School Coun- cil President, many activities were imple- mented to fulfill these goals. With the elimination of houses a revision of the constitution was conducted. Council also sponsored exchanges with other councils and conducted workshops to get new ideas for student government. Council members also attended Board of Education and Board of School Estimate meetings to express student sentiments. Meetings were also held with the BOE to discuss the possibility of a student serving as a BOE member. Council, through the town governments, had students appointed to lo- cal boards and sponsored an exchange with the administration, courts, and public service departments of the communities. A football pep-rally, two spirit weeks, and Teacher Appreciation Day were the main ac- tivities Council sponsored to increase school spirit. Council also worked on a course evalu- ation, student booklet, school folder, and the student center. A lot of hard work from a lot of very concerned people made this year profitable. First Row (I to r): Dana Holley, Charles Coleman, Anna Verdi, Second Row: Martin Richman, Becky Hamilton, Russel Kaplan, Becky Skoler, Debora Zichichi, Third Row: Mr. Memoli, Kim Jacobs, Doug Voight, Jennifer Dimpel EXECUTIVE COUNCIL School President — Charles Coleman Vice-President — Andrea Giordano Secretary — Becky Hamilton Treasurer — Dana Holley Senior Class President — Steve Cariddi Junior Class President — Debbie Eaciponti Sophomore Class President — Anna Verdi Freshman Class President — Debbie Zichichi East House President — Lisa Greene North House President — Bob Keyasko West House President — Becky Skoler First Row (I to r): Dana Holley, Charles Coleman, Anna Verdi, Second Row: Becky Hamilton, Mr Memoli, Becky Skoler, Debbie Zichichi 203 SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL 1st row I. to r.: Will Needle, Amy Dombroski, Mr. Cooperman, Gabi Silver, Becky Hamilton. 2nd row: Leslie Stern, Pam Rosen, Andrea Crowely, Chris Lamorticella, Maggie Mooney, Linda Karlin, Steve Blinder, Tracey Gevirtz, Kim Jacobs, Pam Abel, Doug Voight, Bob Keyasko. This year the Senior Class Council, under our advisor Mr. Cooperman, has been ex- tremely busy in preparing for the annual year-end events. We were also, however, in- volved in fundraisers and all-school events. For the first time in Columbia High School history the Senior Class Council has been and still is an actual functional council and not simply a year-long prom committee. Numer- ous events, like the talent show, formal dance, flea market, marathon, and many others, were carried out successfully by the active participation of all council members. Other projects such as the computer dating service, candy-grams, and weekly bake sales, were also initiated by the Senior Class Coun- cil. Our class president, Steve Carridi, be- came known for his Carridi committees , created for virtually every apparent conflict, grievance, and idea presented to the council. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL This year the Junior Class Council has worked very hard and has had a terrific out come. We have raised more money than any other Junior Class. We have had many suc- cessful events and other excellent fund- raisers. We are all very proud of ourselves— hard work pays off. 204 First Row (I to r): Neil Perilstein, Debbie Facciponti, Second Row: Mr. Chase, Mitchell Maltenfort, Debbie Dombrowski, Debbie Pollack, Janine Guida, Rachele Bahto, Venetta Coleman, lretta Coleman, Lynne Tunney, Nancy Gelson, Kimberly Carlson, Third Row: Paul Oldewurtel, Bob Cannon, Tracy Cox, JeffPoss, Sue Tellini, Alan Price, Laura Epstein, Steven Hirsch. SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL This year the Sophomore Council has been very active under the leadership of Anna Verdi, President; Joann Savino, Vice-Presi- dent; Jennifer Manning, Secretary; and Jen- nifer Dimpell, Treasurer. We have nineteen people on the council, one person from every sophomore homeroom. We started out the year with a band night in December. As the year progressed we held numerous bake sales and occasional bagel sales in the morning. This year the sophomore council sponsored an event which we hope will become a tradi- tion and improve interaction between the schools in this area. A dinner was held for all the members of the student councils of the schools belonging to the Iron Hills Confer- ence. All in all, the Sophomore Council has had a successful year and all members had fun being part of the government of Columbia. Front Row (I to r): Jeff Davis, Steve Gomer, Dan Glasser, Ada Basilone, Jen Manning, Anna Verdi, Jen Dimpel, Erica Cohn, Russell Kaplan, Debbie Wilson, Back Row: Mr. Palma, Claudia Tichy, Lisa Jennis, Cathy Huang, Jaimie Field, Joann Savino, Jason Canon, Livia Tumin. FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL Due to the change in Columbia's school system from houses to grade divisions, the freshman class had to adapt itself to a new school and school system. The freshmen stu- dent council accomplished much over the past year, arousing freshmen school spirit and enhancing freshmen involvement in Co- lumbia High School. During Spirit Week the freshmen student council was proud that a freshmen homeroom won. Besides this, the freshmen student council sponsored an event, Columbia's Horror Picture Show , in December. Through freshmen homeroom re- presentatives, student council has been able to keep the lines of communication open, thereby increasing freshmen participation in all school events. First Row (I to r): Elise Kramer, Anthony Carbone, Debbie Zichichi, Kelly Harden, Second Row: Elise Newman, Louis Slingerland, Martin Richman, David Fong, Robert Verdi, Marty Saucado, Debbie Sempel, Tracy Surinski, David Miller FENCING Since its beginning two years ago, the Co- lumbia Fencing Team has established itself in the Cougar tradition. Led by Coach Richard Cohen, Team Captain Greg Bonin, foil cap- tain Eric Berger, epee captain Roger Cran- dall, and sabre captain Dave Cardillo, Co- lumbia made an impressive record for a first year team and placed fourth in a field of seven competing teams in the State District Qualifying Match for foil. Although losing the experience and power of graduating seniors Greg Bonin, Eric Berger, Roger Crandall, and Mike Rothberg, next year's team, led by team captain Danny Glasser, has harnessed the talents of many underclass students and looks forward to a successful year. First Row (I to r): Mimi Kuo, Andy Bressen, Dave Bieler, Jason Anniballi, Eric Berger, Kathy Profeta, Second Row: Eric Wagner, Peter Oratowski, Mark Beatty, Jan Miksovsky, Danny Glasser, Lena Tymczyna, Mike Rothberg, Greg Bonin, Mat Adinaro, Dave Cardillo, Dave Adinaro, Steve Alleyne 206 Dave Bieler, Jason Anniballi Dave Sherwood V Vinnie Mastronardi, Chris Baduini, John Perna An enthusiastic crowd! 209 BALLFOOTBALLFOOTBALLFOOTBALLFOOT Our Managers Scott McCluskey L to R First Row: S. Pisocki, L. Dawson, A. Rubin, D. Robertson, M. LaMorticella, R. Silbernagel, O. The Packed Stands Bashir, Second Row: P. Comune, B. Cannon, K. Dakin, R. Gielchinsky, J. Gesior, P. Fisher, L. Maiocco, Third Row: B. Reardon, S. Pitney, T. Petralia, T. Kincaid, M. Baumert, T. Perna, J. Robshaw, Fourth Row: R. Marinetti, J. Kinney, J. Rae, D. DeMeo, B. Doran, J. Greco, Fifth Row: S. McGuirl, M. Nugent, J. Falcone, H. Weber, M. Proetto, E. Dines 210 FOOTBALLFOOTBALLFOOTBALLFOOTBALL = Scott McClusky L to R Back Row: T. Huetz, T. Grigal, J. Jacobsen, J. Martineau, D. Kaplus, Middle Row: J. Santasiere, K. McEachern, T. McEnroe, M. Cohen, D. Baker, K. Lewis, C. Zussi, Front Row: R. Finch, F. DeFilippis, B. Clohosey, M. Fischetti, M. Annelo, D. Brothers, G. Manachio L to R Front Row: C. Christopher, P. Coughin, S. Pitney, F. Hernandez, M. Walsh, J. Jennings, Middle Row: K. Kisch, L Butles, J. Donnelly, W. William, M. Dolan, B. Friend, P Ferraro, Back Row: Mr. Taylor, R. Parish, N. Spagnoletti, A. Rogers, M. Carmiche, R. Romualdo, J. Stanley, M. Saucedo, A. Decicco, T. Yakes, B. Fitzsimmons, D. Rubin, W. Williams, R. Ricciard, K. Kroll, A. Britton 211 BAND MARCHING BAND MARCHING BAND The 1982-1983 Columbia High School marching band had a very successful season this past fall. The 96 band members and this year's Drum Major, Steven Blinder, marched at all but one of the Varsity Football Games, under the best and worst of conditions. Joining them on the field were the Colorguard and the Twirl- ers. There is more than just football, however, that makes these students perform. The Marching Band and the Colorguard and Twirlers also marched in Maplewood's Memorial Day Parade, a tradition for the students that has been around for years. Above: Trumpets Clarinets Flutes and Piccolos Below: Steven Blinder, Drum Major Drums Above: Saxophones Below: Band At Play THE BAND Michael Adamczyk, Laura Alterman, Jason Annaballi, John Arpino, Adam Balto- lomeo, Mark Beatty, Paula Becker, Heidi Beck, Craig Bermingham, Wendy Bird, Steven Blinder, Ira Bornstein, Beth Breen, Kim Brown, Bruce Buchanan, Bucky Buchanan, Peter Butler, Michelle Byrne, Jason Cannon, Frank Caprio, Stacey Caruso, Brian Chamberlin, Alan Chandross, Charles Coleman, James Coleman, Pamela Conley, Daniel Convissor, Gaza Copernicus, Joseph Coppola, William Cop- pola, Ginger Crandall, Jeanine DaSilva, Alexandra Davlourous, Alexandra D' 1 ta- lia, Mark Ellis, Donna Ezor, Jon Ezor, Myles Faith, Peter Fine, Dominique Flora, Tim Ford, John Fossella, Glenn Fox, Michael Ghegan, Daniel Glasser, Chris Gran- dahl, Leslie Grant, Mandy Hagaman, Susan Heerwagen, Bernice Houle, Claire Janowski, Michael Jordan, Robert Joseph, Kim Josey, Seth Katz, John Kelton, Charlotte Kuo, Ken Kurtzweg, David Lambert, Vincent LaRocca, Doug Ledden, Julie Levinsohn, Sara Liebman, Lori Losowick, Marjorie MacWhorter, Tracy Mag- liaro, Chris Mahler, Ross Mandel, Magda Menner, Vicki Montouri, Carolyn Mul- reed, Diane Nersesian, Michael Newman, Greg Nikitin, Jay Norway, Maria O'Neill, Ann Pao, Holly Pennock, David Pollio, John Priori, Andrew Raymond, Claudia Regen, Ken Richman, Stacy Rosenstein, Eric Rothman, Laurie Scopp, Robert Schultz, Lias Schweitzer, Brian Sheil, Darryl Smith, Derek Smith, Beth Stager, Sheila Staggers, Jennifer Steeb, Chris Tarantino, Eric Tarantino, Lynnette Thomander, Adam Titelbaum, Amy VanDyke, Tim Weeks, llene Weinstein, Holly Wright BAND MARCHING BAND MARCHING BAND 213 COLORGUARDTWIRLERSANDCOLORGUAI The 1983 Columbia High School Twirlers were cap- tained by Clarice Gloshinski and RoseMarie Bengi- vengo. The other members of the squad were Linda Kaufman, Laura Oswald, Lisa Ricciardelli, Maryann Boy del, Fran Adams, Virginia Clegg, Wendi Rodri- guez-Vega, Mary Kazoun and Sandy Bond. Due to the budget cuts, the Twirling squad was not going to be continued in 1983. Thanks to Mrs. Barbara Baubles, the squad was able to twirl for the 1983 season. She volunteered her free time to sponsor the squad. We thank her very much because without her help, the squad could not have existed. We would also like to thank Mr. Kreutzer and Mr. Jones for their help, and hope the squad can continue to twirl again next season. Twirlers and Color Guards approach the field Alane Oswald, Kristen Holmes, Patti McDonnell, Maureen Maloney, Olena Kikta Fran Adams, Mary Kazoun 214 Lisa Ricciardelli, Maryann Boydel, Fran Adams Lisa Ricciardelli, Maryann Boydel The Mustard Six Color Guard in Action! VJendi Rodriguez-Vega, Mary Kazoun 215 = CERSOCCERSOCCERSOCCERSOCCERCER The Girls' Soccer Team ended the season with a record of 12-4. The team was led by Senior Tri-Cap- tains Maura Armuth, fanet Bircsak, and Karen Reit- zel. Other outstanding players included MVP-Lynn Byrne, Kathy Brady, Deirdre Donnelly, Dorothy Ah- rens. Both Kristen Bowsher and Moira White were named to the All-State team for their outstanding efforts. Bowsher led the state in scoring with 48 goals, while White was third in Essex County in goals scored. Bowsher capped off a successful year by being named to the Coaches National All-American Team. Other members of Coach Gavitt's outstanding squad were Amy Bobrow, Sharon Brady, Celene Fisher, Cara Ericsson, Lisa Darcy, Stacey Hilbert, Alisa Jaffe, Hilary Vaeth, Janet Orlin, Marcy Engelstein, Chris Laufen, Kim Kushmerich and Jeanne Doyle. Gavitt said that the Seniors were instrumental in beginning the Girls' Soccer Program here under the direction of Coaches Strasko and Vodofsky; they have compiled a three year record of 35 wins and 12 losses. L to R: Front Row: Christine Laufen, Lynn Byrne, Dorothy Ahrens, Janet Biicsak, Jeanne Doyle, Marcy Engelstein, Janet Orlin, Kristen Bowsher, Sharon Brady, Alisa Jaffe, Catrina Jones, Back Row: Coach Gavitt, Maura Armuth, Kim Kushmerick, Moira White, Amy Bobrow, Kathy Brady, Lisa Darcy, Hilary Vaeth, Karen Reitzel, Deirdre Donnelly, Celene Fisher, Stacey Hilbert, Melanie Panko Maura Armuth Deirdre Donnelly 216 50CCERS0CCERS0CCERS0CCERCERS0C Janet Bircsak L to R: Coach Gavitt, Melanie Panko, Kim Kushmerick, Deirdre Donnelly, Lynn Byrne, Dorothy Ahrens, Amy Bobrow, Hilary Vaeth 217 Kathy Brady Karen Reitzel Kristen Bowsher CERSOCCERSOCCERSOCCERSOCCERCERi Above L to R: Deirdre Donnelly, Melanie Panko, Kathy Brady, Dorothy Ahrens, Janet Bircsak, Maura Armuth, Karen Reitzel, Lynn Byrne Above: Stacey Hilberg Below: Kristen Bowsher Below: Moira White Above: Janet Orlin Below: Hilary Vaeth, Maura Armuth Above L to R: Front Row: K. Brown, E. Emerson, K. Fabiano, J. Sullivan, E. Orlin, Middle Row: S. Caruso, T. Milan, E. Seidel, B. Ericson, J. Greene, L. Lucenko, Back Row: K. Kushmerick, N. V olff, L. Black, D. Tromans, N. Williams, K. Huang, K. Maullett, Coach Vodofsky Below: Hilary Vaeth, Kathy Brady CERSOCCERSOCCERSOCCERSOCCERSOC L to R: Amy Bobrow, Dorothy Ahrens, Janet Bircsak, Kim Kushmerick, Karen Reitzel, Melanie Panko, Coach Gavitt, Marcy Engelstein, Deirdre Donnelly, Kathy Brady, Moira White, Sharon Brady Christine Laufen Janet Bircsak Kristen Bowsher 220 CERSOCCERSOCCERSOCCERSOCCERSOC L to R Front Row: Andy Shue, Chris Brienza, Matt Vilardo, Tommy Boivsher, Tommy Giordano, Danny Rudd, Richard Confalone, Andy Gold, Robbert Schaffer, Michael Weber, Greg Meares, Eric Nilson, Michael White, Mr. Chyzowych, Middle Row: John Fossella, Michael Sanchez, Jay Kumar, Donovan Gutzmore, Wolfgang Tichy, Craig Bermingham, Kevin Williams, Back Row: Michael Tevlin, Jimmy Defino, Alan Price, John Janowski, Terry Doyle, James Guerlin, Dave Mairo, Bobby Donovan, Sean Reilly (Mgr.), Richard Bayer, Brett Jenks, Michael Newman, Barry Fleisher Andy Shue With a record of 23 wins and only 3 losses, the Varsity Soccer Team was once again among the State's best. Besides winning the Iron Hills, Iron Division Championship, the Cougars, under the direction of Eugene Chyzowych, advanced to the final of the Essex County Tournament before losing to neighboring rival Millburn. In the State Tournament, Columbia rolled past Belleville, 6-0, in the first round. Westfield was the Cougars' next victim by the score of 2-0. In the sec- tional finals, Tom Giordano scored two goals to clinch a 4-1 victory over Newark East Side and insure the Cougars a place in the North Jersey Group finals against long-time arch rival Kearny. Tommy Bowsher and Andy Shue scored fourth quarter goals to knot the score at 2-2 at the end of regulation time against Kearny. After two scoreless overtimes, the game was decided on penalty kicks, with Kearny coming away as the victor. Greg Meares, Cougar defender, was chosen as the best High School soccer player in New Jersey. Along with Meares, six other players made the All-State team. Giordano, the leading scorer, made the second team, while Jim Defino, Danny Rudd, Robert Schaffer, Mike Tevlin and Mike Weber were named as Honor- able Mention. 221 222 Michael Tevlin, Eric Nilson, Michael Weber Above: Terry Doyle Below: Tommy Giordano L to R Front Row: D. Garrek, A. Memoli, G. Nikitin, R. Mandel, S. Carew, R. Pier, K. Lee, Z. Ngo, Back Row: T. Vescio, D. Hoffman, L. Novack, R. Vescio, T. Bang, A. Nausbaum, C. Nielson, P. Olivera, B. Miller CERSOCCERSOCCERSOCCERSOCCERSOC The team takes the field Chris Brienza, Danny Rudd, Michael Tevlin, Alan Price Robert Schaffer Our All-American Star-Greg Meares 224 :ersoccersoccersoccersoccersoc= Jimmy Defino, Andy Gold Tommy Giordano, Jimmy Defino, Mr. C., Michael Tevlin, Robert Schaffer, Michael Weber 225 NISTENNISTENNISTENNISTENNISTENNIS1 The Varsity Girls' Tennis Team completed their awesome season second in the Group 4 Section 2 divi- sion of the State tournament. The unranked girls achieved their status by upsetting ranked Livingston 3-2 in the division semifinals but subsequently being defeated by highly ranked Westfield in the finals. Coach George Stager was proud and appreciative of his team who compiled a 13-5 record for the season, as he said This was a regional final. Only eight teams in the State are in that category. It shows that we are good and we can do it, and next year we'll be even better, even though we are losing many fine people. 1 greatly appreciate what everyone did, especially the Seniors who were not starting; they knew that they wouldn't have much chance to play, but they stuck to it, and were out there every day. That's important. Becky Skolar Julie Lubetkin Kim Jacobs 226 NNISTENNISTENNISTENNISTENNISTENNIS Beth Butterly, Claire Janowski Ilene Weinstein Andrea Giordano L to R Front Row: Lucia Drumgold, Becky Skolar, Andrea Giordano, Julie Lubetkin, Pam Rosen, Claire Janowski, Back Row: Coach Stager, Ilene Weinstein, Kim Jacobs, Karen Hirschmann, Ginger Crandel, Mary McFadden, Stef fie Welsch, Alison Feinstein 227 NASTICSGYMNASTICSGYMNASTICSGYMN The Columbia Boys' Gymnastics Team completed jnother successful season this year capturing its sev- enth consecutive NJSIAA North Section Team Cham- pionship. With a record of seven wins and two losses, the team lost only to the top two teams in New Jersey. Led by senior co-captains Butch Ciullo and Keith Wil- lis, the boys placed sixth in the state. Individually, Ciullo and David France had the greatest successes this year. Ciullo took fourth place in the North Section, while Sophomore France finished fifth in the section on the floor exercise and tied for sixth in the State Individual Championships. France also gained All-State status on floor exercise and cap- tured fourth place in the State Team Championships. Other gymnasts responsible for the team's success this year include seniors Marc Flora and Mike Meade, Junior Al Sneed, and sophomore Mike Davis. L to R Front Row: Mike Golliti, Dave Walters, Marc Duscheneau, Randy Hamilton, David Mitchell, Peter Niele, David Bieler, Middle Row: Todd Hollander, Nichael Davis, David France, Al Sneed, Eric Moore, James Simms, Ken Cabalero, Ed Beckford, Back Row: Michael Meade, Butch Ciullo, Keith Willis, Marc Flora, Brian Willis, Coach Ebbe 228 Michael Meade, Anthony Ciullo Mark Flora STICSG YMN ASTICSG YMN ASTICSG YM NAS Holly Pennock Amy Tunney The Columbia Girl's Gymnastics Team had a great 1982-83 season. The team captains were Amy Tunney and Holly Pennock, both Seniors. The outstanding meet of the season was on November 9, at home against Randolph. The Randolph team was undefeat- ed upon entering the competition. The teams seemed to be equal in ability, but Columbia's line-up was more solid comprised of members like Jennifer Whinery, Suzy Mathews, Teresa Bruno and Michele Laskowski. The meet ended in a victory for Columbia after tense competition. The record for the season was 8-3, and all of the girls should be proud of their efforts. Succeeding Amy and Holly as captains next year will be Lisa Penimpede and Jennifer Whinery. L to R Floor: Kathy Prof eta, Holly Pennock, Teresa Bruno, Amy Tunney, Michelle Laskowski, Front of Beam: Amy Ryan, Faith Berman, Sara Liebman, Neena Kumar, Back: Leigh Hocker, Lisa Pennimpede, Kit Shirley, Sue Matthews, Lisa Peer, Tricia Racioppi, Jennifer Whinnery, Karen Nobbs 229 COUNTRYCROSSCOUNTRYCROSSCOUNT The Columbia Girl's Cross-Country Team ran to new distances with its greatest balanced team ever. The team was led by tri-captains Pam Riley, Mariel Da-Costa and Erica Kessin; Senior Carole Hess, Junior Christine Talleyrand, Sophomores Sue Willner, Lisa Morgan, and Frosh Kim Dunn completed the squad. The team lost only one conference meet, was victo- rious at the Essex Catholic Invitational, nearly won the County Championships and achieved it's greatest team finish at the State Sectionals. The 1982 Boys' Cross Country Team was led by Co- Captains Chris Sabin and John Trinity. Their Confer- ence Team record of four wins and four losses, reflect- ed a youthful team. Returning to the team next year, after a learning experience year this year, are: Ju- niors Rob Schuester, Farshid Hajir, Eric Caro, Adam Krammer, John Selles, and Sophomores John Tallyr- and and David Scher. The team will miss Senior Ed Davidson, and Captains Sabin and Trinity. Bob Schuster, John Tallyrand, Farshid Hajar The team gets set L to R Front Row: Q. Whitlock, J. Selles, C. Talleyrand, B. Schuster, F. Blake, F. Hajir, K. Duke, E. Caro, C. Hess, C. Sabin, M. DaCosta, J. Trinity, P. Riley, Middle Row: A. Kramer, C. Grant, M. Hajir, S. Staggers, L. Morgan, J. Tallyrand, S. Wilner, F. Hajir, K. Brooks, Back Row: Coach Klepack, M. Cosman, A. Herbst, D. Convissor, D. Cooper, D. Jindall, C. Ila, S. Levine, L. Coyle, S. Wheeler, K. Stricklen, M. St. Bernard Mariel DaCosta 230 iCOUNTRYCROSSCOUNTRYCROSSCOUN Warming Up Bob Schuster, John Trinity Pam Riley, Carole Hess, Muriel DaCosta, Erica Kessin Christine Talleyrand Chris Sabin, John Trinity, Bob Schuster = HOCKEYFIELDHOCKEYFIELDHOCKEYFIELE Although the field hockey team did not get off to a good start, they ended with a 7-7-3 record. Led by captains Beth Breen, Alice Chiu, and Marie Purcell, the team out-shot and out-scored their opponents. Co- lumbia had 243 shots and their opponents only 167, the defense playing well. They scored 14 goals with 12 scored against them. Jennifer Nulty had 72 saves with an 84% save record. Jennifer Manning also saved 5. Alice Chiu was voted most valuable player for the 1982 season, and Rachele Bahto was awarded most improved. Marie Purcell was high scorer with 8 goals; she made second team all-Essex along with Alice Chiu. Jennifer Nulty, Beth Breen, and Mia Grosso made third team. Hopefully next year the team will get off to a better start and win back the title of Essex County Champs. They held it three times in the last five years and will hold it again. Alice Chiu L to R Front Row: Mia Grosso, Marie Purcell, Beth Breen, Alice Chiu, Lestie McCarthy, Kelly Mitchell, Back Row: Coach Gardner, Liz Whelan, Jamie Hirsch, Jennifer Nulty, Robyn Neuman, Sharon Bufo, Rachel Bhato, Kathy Vasiliades Robyn Neuman 232 IOCKEYFIELDHOCKEYFIELDHOCKEYFIELD Liz Whelan, Marie Purcell, Beth Breen Jennifer Nulty, Alice Chiu Marie Purcell, Robyn Neuman L to R Front Row: M. Esperson, J. Guida, J. Steeb, J. Bartel, C. Ashurst, K. Vasiliades, N. Kalargian, J. Dimpel, L. Dziedzic, M. Cupola, Middle Row: K. Mitchell, B. McCambell, A. Mitzak, S. Felsenberg, L. Jones, K. Ashurst, A. Devlaras, B. Ginnly, J. Joyce, C. Levine, M. Richardson, J. Manning, Back Row: K. Skinner, D. Nersesian, J. Ruprecht, J. Smith, C. Fumarra, J. Bland, M. McCroary, C. Rosenbaum, K. Skinner, C. Tromans, H. Wright, E. Horsey, S. Alterman, C. Regan, J. Mallot, K. Kisch, N. Flora 233 234 FIELDHOCKEYFIELDHOCKEYFIELDHOCKEY; Beth Breen Jennifer Nulty Marie Purcell, Mary Ann Kerry Liz Whelan, Marie Purcell, Beth Breen Leslie McCarthy, Alice Chiu WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING Bob Kuttner This year, the Columbia Varsity Wrestling Team was stronger than ever before. The Grapplers opened the sea- son in championship style by winning the Essex County Tournament, and placing third in the prestigious Hunter- don Central Tourney. Due to the great experience or the nine starting Seniors, the Cougars, led by co-captains Dave Barry, 115, and Rich Bianchi, 188, went on to post a 10-5 record in dual meet competition. Best of all, the 1982-1983 Varsity Wrestling Team became the first team in Columbia's history to reach the State Sectional Wres- tling Tournament, where it lost narrowly to Roxbury in the finals. The Cougars concluded their season by placing second in the District X tournament. Those competing were sophomore Mike Barry, 101; senior Mike Meade, 108; senior Dave Barry, 115; senior Bob Kuttner, 122; senior Adam Gurien, 129; sophomore Dave Brothers, 135; senior Tim Chamberlain, 141; senior Kenny Gior- dano, 148; sophomore Bill Clohosey, 158; senior Peter Zimmerman, 170; senior Rich Bianchi, 188; and senior Leon Lewis, HWT. Dave Barry L to R: Kenny Giordano, Bob Kuttner, Mike Meade, Dave Barry, Mike Barry, Coach Hector, Jeff Heckman, Rich Bianchi 235 WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING WRE 237 rLING WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING Walter Lee Paul Fisher Jeff Heckman Dave Barry Bob Kuttner REVIEWYEARINREVIEWYEARINREVIEWRE IEWYEARINREVIEWYEARINREVIEWYEARIN= 239 BALLBASKETBALLBASKETBALLBASKE1 The 1982-83 Girls Basketball season was one of inconsistency due to injuries and sickness. The girls finished up with an 8 and 12 record against a very tough schedule. They finished 3rd in the Iron Hills Conference behind Roxbury and Morristown. The team was led by tri-captains Kristen Bowsher, Lisa Lawrence, and Claire Janowski. Claire missed 6 games due to a badly sprained ankle and hurt the continuity of the team. The team lost some close games due to the inconsistent shooting of lay-ups. Next year all 10 players will return and should be a tough team if they improve their offensive and defen- sive skills. Mrs. Johanna Wright will succeed Mr. Ruggiero who will be retiring from Girls Basketball at Columbia High School. Tracey Skinner 240 Kathie Reagan, Ronnie Petzinger Ronnie Petzinger ALLBASKETBALLBASKETBALLBASKET Kristen Bowsher Tracey Skinner, Ronnie Petzinger 241 BALLBASKETBALLBASKETBALLBASKET Tracey Skinner Yolande Rae, Iretta Coleman 242 Let's Go Columbia Put it up! Kristen Bowsher, Tracey Skinner, Lisa Lawrence BALLBASKETBALLBASKETBALLBASKET 243 Team Meeting with Coach Ruggiero Kristen Bowsher Iretta Coleman Tracey Skinner Tracey Skinner, Kristen Bowsher Unlike previous years, Columbia's Varsity Basket- ball schedule was extremely tough. The season con- sisted of playing eight of the top twenty teams, and the Cougars managed to compile an impressive 16-8 record. This year's team was very young, as four un- derclassman were in the starting line up. The youth of the team sometimes hurt the team, as they lost a few games that they never should have. Nevertheless, they wound up second in the league. The highlight of the season had to be the exciting victory over their cross-town rival, and ninth ranked Seton Hall, with Junior, Mark Bryant putting in the winning layup. The starters who will be returning are the Kelly brothers, Owen and Jeff, Mark Bryant and Eric Dines. The Seniors on the team were Captain, JeffRott, Scott McCluskey, Greg Snell and Manny Roster Eric Dines, Greg Snell, Owen Kelly L to R Front Row: Darren Carter, Eric Dines, Jeff Rott, Owen Kelly, Jeff Kelly; Back Row: Cecil Sprott, Reggie Scott, Greg Snell, Mark BALLBASKETBALLBASKETBALLBASKET 244 BALLBASKETBALLBASKETBALLBASKET Owen Kelly Jeff Kelly Jeff Rott Eric Dines, Mark Bryant 245 246 BALLBASKETBALLBASKETBALLBASKET Scott McCluskey, Owen Kelly, Jeff Kelly Mark Bryant Jeff Rott Owen Kelly Owen Kelly Jeff Kelly Owen Kelly Mark Bryant, Jeff Kelly, Eric Dines n=TRACKINDOORTRACKINDOORTRACKINDOOl Led by captains Geoff Barry, Seth Levine, Chris Sabin, John Trinity, Felica Blake, Linda Lally and Pam Riley, the Boys' and Girls' Indoor Track Team excelled under the guidance of Coaches Klepack and Cole. With teamwork, practice and patience, the two teams achieved many new goals, such as a new record in the Boys 880 Relay, and the Girls winning the State Indi- viduals and Relays. The teams are young and hard working. Great things are expected in the years to come. Lisa Morgan, Quay Whitlock L to R Front Row: H. Jacobson, C. Sabin, R. Wilson, S. Levine, f. Trinity, G. Barry, Second Row: T. Nakamura, J. Weaver, J. Rodgers, D. Gutzmore, R. Davis, R. Watson, J. Mouring, Third Row: S. Harper, F. Hajir, F. Hajir, R. Schuster, E. Caro, D. Tinball, J. Selles, R Laves, D. Scher, Fourth Row: K. Whitlock, M. Sime, J. Ezrozo, A. Jones, A. Rogers, D. Garrich, O. Kozansky, A. Kraemer, U. Priest er, J. Talleyrand, Back Row: A. Herbst, J. Williams, R. Schwartz, M. Goldschmit, J. Wheeler, A. Chandross, M. Geller 248 L to R Front Row: L. Morgan, Q. Whitlock, F. Blake, C. Talleyrand, D. Cooper, T. Roulac, L. Tally, Second Row: G. Stochr, M. Hajir, M. Saint-Bernard, C. Neu, U. Brommer, S. Stagger, S. Wheeler, Back Row: K. McCroars, C. llg, K. Dunn, S. Willner, K. Strickland, M. Mourins, M. Maxwell, H. Hartung, K. Hudson, S. Baxter Felicia Blake Felicia Blake RACKINDOORTRACKINDOORTRACKINPOOR rT=LEADINGCHEERLEADINGCHEERLEADINGLEJ Cheerleading is a sport. While many people will debate this point, cheerleaders, advisors, and coaches regard it as a fact. It is not a game, nor is there a winner or loser after the contest. However, like any other sport it requires dedication, spirit, and a lot of practice. Columbia cheerleaders are no exception. This year, much time and effort were put into football, basket- ball, and wrestling cheerleading. Many new cheers were heard, some created by squad members and oth- ers brought back from cheerleading camp. Although there were new additions, many traditional cheers were retained. With the practice of their coach and advisor, Mrs. Wright, and their other advisor during basketball wrestling season, Mrs. Facciponti, the Columbia cheerleaders had a successful and enjoyable year. Debbie Faciponti Pep Squad in action! Cathy Zuzuro, Sabrina Gromer; Cathy Allen, Venetta Coleman, Diane Villani, Anna Verdi, Diane Dianne Villani Reis, Monica Mitchell, Debbie Faciponti, Iretta Coleman, Lynn Irby, Alison Pringley, Lynn Lee, Tina Langone, Piper Pringley, Lori Coyle 250 Anna Verdi Lori Coyle leads a cheer Venetta Coleman, Tina Grimrilas, Lori Coyle, Jackie Secor, Piper Pringley, Anna Verdi, Amy VanDyke, Jennifer Manning, Lynn Lee Cheering at a basketball game Alison Pringley, Jackie Secor, Amy VanDyke 251 F=MINGSWIMMINGSWIMMINGSWIMMINGSWII L to R Front Row: Doug Leaden, Tim Weeks, Pat McKell, Joe Cicenia, Back Row: Andy Fisk, Tom Hartung, Adi Wyner, Steven Krasner, Billy Pinalis, Ken Kurtzweg, Mike McKell, Larry Krasner, Coach Yoresh The Boys' Varsity swim team, coached by Dave Yoresh, ended their season with three wins and eight losses. The team will be losing seniors Larry Krasner, Ken Kurtzweg and Andy Fisk, yet is anticipating a strong team for next season. Andy Fisk Adi Wyner Ken Kurtzweg, Joe Cicina Ken Kurtzweg 252 IINGSWIMMINGSWIMMINGSWIMMINGSWIM Let's Go Columbia Larry Krasner, Adi Wyner, Steven Krasner Backstroking 253 =MINGSWIMMINGSWIMMINGSWIMMINGSWIN The Girl's Varsity Swim Team, coached by Mary Ellen Menza, finished their season with three wins and four losses. The returning Essex County Champi- ons defended their title, tied with Montclair, to make the Columbia Girls Essex County Champs for two straight years. The team will lose two seniors, Kelly Mitchell and Tamar VJyner, but look forward to a great season next year with a strong freshman and senior line up. L to R Front Row: Jenny Steel, Kim Wilson, Jenny Secor, Jean Magnier, Ann Mitzak, Second Row: Kim Berger, Kathy Caruba, Karen Kurtzweg, Barbara Mooney, Debby Nievert, Third Row: Coach Menza, Stephanie Welsch, Stacy Kaye, Jackie Press, Nina Helms, Top Row: Julie Lubetkin, Tamar Wyner, Kelly Renkar, Kelly Mitchel, Liz Whelan Stephanie Welsch, Cathy Caruba Anne Mitzak, Kim Berger 254 255 MINGSWIMMINGSWIMMINGSWIMMINGSWIM= Jackie Press Debbie Nivert, Stephanie Welsch Jackie Press Jean Magner, Jackie Press, Cathy Caruba, Nina Helms, Kelly Mitchell REVIEWYEARINREVIEWYEARINREVIEWRE' 256 257 RESSCORESSCORESSCORESSCORES RE! VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TRACK BOYS Livingston 24-35 Morristown 24-19 Morris Knolls 39-20 West Essex 20-39 Plainfield 29-27 Parsippany 39-19 Roxbury 23-33 East Orange 18-40 Set on Hall 35-21 Iron Hills Conference 5th place County Championships 6th place GIRLS Livingston Morristown Morris Knolls West Essex Plainfield Roxbury East Orange Iron Hills Conference 2nd place County Championships 2nd place Essex Catholic Invitational 1st place Sectional Championships 3rd place 15-50 31-25 31-24 15-50 33-22 26-29 15-50 VARSITY INDOOR TRACK BOYS CONFERENCE 3RD PLACE COUNTY RELAYS 5TH PLACE COUNTY INDIVIDUALS 7TH PLACE GIRLS CONFERENCE 3RD PLACE COUNTY RELAYS 2ND PLACE COUNTY INDIVIDUALS 2ND PLACE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST PLACE VARSITY WRESTLING Madison 52-8 Set on Hall 18-35 Livingston 41-12 Livingston 60-6 Caldzvell 39-11 Morristown 49-3 West Milford 41-21 Morris Knolls 19-30 Summit 46-13 West Essex 14-40 Hanover Park 32-24 Parsippany 43-15 West Morris ' 23-26 STATE SECTIONAL Morris Knolls 26-48 Roxbury 19£4 TOURNAMENTS; ■m'W Essex County 1st place Hunterdon Central 3rd place District 10 2nd place VARSITY BOYS GYMNASTICS Monmouth Regional Middletown South Hunterdon Central Ridgewood St. Peters Sayreville East Brunswick North Bergen Montclair VARSITY GIRLS GYMNASTICS Boonton West Morris Central Parsippany Montville Randolph East Brunswick Parsippany Hills Morristown Hunterdon Central Hanover Park VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Seton Hall 60 72 Mother Seton 55-32 West Morris 77-68 Union Catholic St. Anthony 54-73 Xmas. Tourn. 35-53 Newark Central 79-62 Union Catholic Irvington 45-53 Xmas. Tourn. 38-55 West Essex 70-46 West Essex 42-38 Irvington 94-61 U3 65-52 Summit 38-47 Parsippany Livingston V 38-34 Morristown ■U 91-55 Parsippany 42-57 Roxbury J1 3-51 Morristown 42-47 Seton Hall 50-48 Roxbury 22-39 Morris Knolls 60-32 Morris Knolls 38-34 East Orange 40-42 East Orange 40-30 Plainfield 64-74 West Essex 38-37 West Essex 75-43 Livingston 42-39 Livingston 66-41 Parsippany 55-39 Parsippany 70-59 Morristown 36-51 Morristown 39-43 Roxbury 50-61 Morris Knolls 63-43 Morris Knolls 44-48 Orange 65-63 East Orange 32-51 Montclair 59-63 Elizabeth Roxbury 68-52 (State Tourn.) 48-51 Bloomfield 87-76 Irvington 56-71 SCORESSCORESSCORESSCORESRESSCO VARSITY FOOTBAL Seton Hall Parsippany East Orange Roxbury Livingston Morris Knolls Methacton Morristown West Essex Montclair 22-9 12-13 21-8 , 20-0 6-28 6-6 3-7 (Playoffs) VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY VARSITY SWIMMING West Essex 0-1 Livingston 0-1 Parsippany 1-1 Morristown 1-0 Roxbury 2-3 Morris Knolls ' 3-0 Parsippany Hills 1-0 West Essex 0-1 Livingston ■ a 0-0 Parsippany % H Morristown 0-1 Roxbury 0-0 Morris Knolls 1-0 Scotch Plains 1-0 Millburn 0-1 Westfield 2-0 Livingston 0-2 West Essex W Morris Knolls L Morristown L Mount Oliver L Morris Hills L Livingston L tivingtfon W Union L Union Catholic L Summit L Roxbury L West Essex L Mountain W Seton Hall L Morristown I Livingston L Livingston L Union W Union Catholic L Irvington w VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER Parsippany Hanover Park .N utley Montville New Providence West Essex Morris Knolls Parsippany Hills Parsippany Hanover Park Whippany Park Springfield Morris Knolls Randolph Bayonne Ramapo 11-1 11-1 4-0 9-0 4- 5 5- 1 3- 4 9-1 4- 1 7- 1 11-2 8- 0 3-2 0- 5 ; 7-1 1- 5 VARSITY BOYS SOCCER East Orange 5-0 Orange 8-1 West Essex 2-1 Livingston 2-0 Parsippany 6-0 Morristown 4-0 Montclair 7-0 Roxbury 5-0 Morris Knolls 5-1 Seton Hall 2-0 West Essex 0-1 Livingston 2-1 Parsippany 3-1 Morristown 3-1 Roxbury 4-2 Morris Knolls 3-0 East Orange 3-0 :: VARSITY GIRLS TENNIS i West Essex 3-2 Livingston 2-3 Parsippany 5-0 Westfield 0-5 Roxbury 4-1 Morristown 5-0 Morris Knolls 4-1 Livingston 2-3 Parsippany 4-1 Morristown 5-0 Caldwell 2-3 (E.C.C.A. 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MISKA BREEN BRANDY BREEN COMPLIMENTS OF CAROL, PHILIP, MARK GOLDSMITH IN HONOR OF JIM’S GRADUATION ACTIVE LIMO SERVICE 762-8978 • Weddings • Proms • Bar Mitzvahs • Atlantic City • Meadowlands • N.Y. Theatre And All Private Affairs THE REILLYS KITTY AND MICHAEL, BRIAN KERRY, CHRIS AND SEAN HENRY E SCHMIDT CO., INC. Voss Stationery 12 So. Orange Avenue So. Orange, N.J. 07079 Wallace J. McNaught President Office Supplies — Commercial Social Stationery (201) 673-0757 South Orange Frame Shop 6 Sloan St. South Orange, New Jersey 07079 (201) 762-0174 Custom Framing Posters Needlepoint Crewel Herb Bobbins 263 Paintings CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 THE ABRAMS FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Paa[ {Jfifiotito cMemoiiat ZPauC UfifioCito, 0- auC £JfifioCito, III crfnne OfifioFito Directors of Funerals Orange Summit Berkeley Heights SAME TIME LAST YEAR BUT THIS TIME WE’RE SENIORS!! CLASS OF ’83, MEMORIES NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN. “RAC”, I hate that damn . . . name, “ELLENBABE” - Football Soccer Cheerleading 81-82 “BEAN BABS” — REHABILITATION, great cheer! “How did you ever get a name like JACK?” — long story, GREEN M MS, Chinese fire drills — Lisa Carol — Me Sal (CELEBRATION) Save a penny . good answer! ROSALITA — chick, BRUCE — “Someday we’ll look back on this and it will all seem funny — COUGAR FOOTBALL 82 — the HOMICIDE squad — YITE!!!6-3-l CHS Rules the Hills ... the best there’s been in HOW MANY? years! MAJOR LEAGUE SCOPING - cruzin’ by JER’S - HOW Many Times- ??!STUD?? DEFINATELY!“DOCMANOC” 14-31, MR. BLUE SKY, I’ll always LUVYA Jer! “ITALIAN BATALLION Me, Jer, John, Mike - together 4 EVER. Beth “ROBS' ” Sue “MAEBS - WE’RE BLOW1N’ THIS POPS1CLE STAND. WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COF FEE! “rag”. “WHAT ARE YOU LOADED?!!” — loser girl, some scum off the street — JAP “KNIFE” — Merce Don . . . What’s going on tonight? — NOTHING?? — Party at the Robert- sons - BOOZER . . . WRESTLING MGR. 82-83. “DO IT ON THE MATS . . . RICH, BOB, TIM, ADAM. PETE. KEN, DAVE. MATT - TAKE DOWN PIN . . SIMPLE! - right? ESSEX COUNTY CHAMPS - STATES??? MOP THE MATS? - Not me baby I’m too PRECIOUS-FO! TENDERS”. Disco 92 WKTU - “SUPER FREAK” It’s good to be the KING — RIGHT WALT??!! - O-OH HERE SHE COMES (think about it - M.E.) MK-FLASHER! Beep Beep, Can DWOZAK come out play? One of the WEAKEST but GREATEST HRS., ME, DAVE ANNE (IHSC) . BENNIES GO HOME!! WEEKEND WARRIORS . . BUT I ALWAYS WANTED TO SURF LIKE A “PRO”!!! - MABUHA-MANASQUAN 82-83 - We’re havin’ a party . . . “THE BOYZ ARE BACK IN TOWN” - LOUIE, CUZ, VOLPE. NICKA. CORK. TESTA, KELI_ Kegs of BUD. HIENEKEN, QUARTERS . “HOW’S RALPH” RARE FORM FER SURE! “YOU’RE NOT MY COUSIN BASIL . . SLAP!!!RARE! - READY? I was born ready! — (MOTHER JOKES - ROBERT E.) The night’s still young . . . SWIMMING 3:00 a.m. at the SQUAN WITH “JOE LIFEGUARD himself - MK . You’re not so BAD — I GUESS YA HAD TO BE THERE . . . monkey woman — GOLPHERS!??WHAT?? BASEBALL MGR.’81 — one of the GREATEST years. . . thanx CUZ. MARTY HEADD, EARS, HOWIE, DUD (“RAC ATTACK”) ((C.C. (C.C. COOKIES). SI, MIKE, ROB . . WANT A DIP? - NO — THANKS! “HAGEN, a pinch is all it takes” - HIT THE DAMN BALL SON thanx FLETCH .83. THE BEST IS YET TO COME . . . VINNY BABE (a ga ga!) JIMBO, AL (heegh), ROUND. BILL, MAC, DAN. LC, OWEN — One more time!!! — VB — LEGION, JOHNNY SHEP! “How long does it take to get to CONN.?” MY LY - GREGG (that’s HADDAM for ya).. . KRISTA says HI - ENNA HEGH!! - RUDE - who young kids like us? SUMMER - 80. the GAUNTLET, YOLANDA . . . I have found you! “THE GREAT BINGE” - pussy cats. WE’RE HISTORY!! TO THE BEACH — TAN?? — It’s raining again - WHAT stop sign (ROSIE!) — ARE YA FRAIDA RITA - TAWK TAWK . . . WEAK - FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION - 86! - EXSTATIC camel joke - TOM. RUTGERS. THE SWAMP. Mish. SUNDEK “BUNS!!” BOLT - Dolphins 16 - WOOD! CHECK HIM OUT! . CREST IS BEST!! - ROOSH, CHEERS. FRED, FACE - DOMER!, YA GOTTA LOVE ’EM! MEXICO ’82 MAG, MATT, MUG, DAR, DAVE . “MANIS FOOTIS” — Matt, You owe me a drink! G TS, thanks STU JEFF . . BUT EVERYTHING MUST EVENTUALLY COME TO AN END LOVE YA MOM DAD, OFF TO FLA . . . “SO WE CLOSED OUR EYES AND SAID GOODBYE BUT NOT FOREVER!!!” 264 THE UNITY CLUB OF MAPLEWOOD CONGRATULATES THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1983 AND WISHES THEM MUCH SUCCESS! Arnold Cohen, President Alan Horowitz, Vice President Bardin Levavy, Treasurer Lewis Stein, Secretary GOOD LUCK “MARLA” Love, Mom Dad Lisa Tom CONGRATULATIONS TO WENDY GREENBERG ON HER GRADUATION WE LOVE YOU Tara, Bob, Michael MOM, DAD, JILL, AND DEBBIE and Shannon G. M. STARK STORE 4 South Orange Avenue South Orange, N.J. 762-1466 CONGRATULATIONS BERNICE ’83 from Mom Dad Marie ’73 Betty ’79 Joe ’75 Amy ’81 Celia ’78 RICHARD S STUDIO 125 South Orange Ave. South Orange, N) 763-4944 Congratulations Graduates! tennis shop ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR 763-7444 79 South Orange Ave., South Orange, N.J. 07079 BEST WISHES TO THE JUNE 1983 GRADUATES Dr. Mrs. Stanley M. Bregman 2115 Millburn Avenue Maplewood, N.J. 07040 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’83 EMPLOYEES OF CONDUIT RAPID DELIVERY Adam “Sweets” Rubin Daryl “Durwood Rubin Michael “Harpo” Fiore Robert “Narizeta Donahue Donald “Cabason” Robertson CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES (201) 762-8696 113 So. Orange Ave. In the Village of South Orange, N J. 07079 HARRY’S ARCADE FUN CENTER 1843 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE THE FRIENDLY PLACE TO HAVE FUN. 267 1 2 3 4 15 16 17 18 6 21 22 5 7 20 10 8 19 24 9 11 23 25 13 28 29 12 14 26 27 WHO’S WHO 1. Ilene Weinstein 2. Lisa Schulte 3. Dawn Fulton 4. Wendy Greenberg 5. Wendy Meyer 6. Nancy Kasen 7. Darnell Deans 8. Lisa Koeppel 9. Linda Diluzio 10. Cindy Wilderotter 11. Renee Rosenbaum 12. Linda Karlin 13. Becky Hamilton 14. Natalia Pekevsky 15. Sue Kosakowski 16. Gabi Silver 17. John Duhig 18. Lisa Greene 19. Leslie Stern 20. Tom Noesner 21. Amy Dombowski 22. Jeff Rott 23. Pam Grand 24. Lisa Klein 25. Ilyssa Cohen 26. Frank Wang 27. Claudia Regen 28. Karyn Valentine 29. Darlene Rees CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! TIMMY!!!!! I LOVE YOU!!!!! TARA MASCO SPORTS 76 South Orange Ave. South Orange, N.j. 07079 763-3322 PAPER SUITE, ETC. 12 Village Plaza South Orange, New Jersey 07079 (201) 762-5878 ANN, MEL, ROBERT and JEFF SCHAFFER 268 GOOD LUCK TO ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1983 THE ABEL FAMILY Congratulations to the Class of ’83 from THE MEADE GRADUATES Michael ’83 Douglas 78 Stephen 76 Susan 74 The Best of Friends — Natalie and Cathy. Don’t ever stop remembering . . . Track, Pinhead, Chris S. who’s that? Big Mac and Dan T. — ap- ples — J and A, Caveman, Cavemanitis, J.Q., limited vocabulary, illiterate child really, all right, oh my God, the leader of the band, The dru. bus, Sam, AN—thon-y, ahuh-ahuh, dude, Bonjour, Steve Stone, oh, oh, that smell, grungy, the walk, the BIG Bad One, Bad notes, stick people, BMA’s, The bun squeeze, evil squint, Parris, ???? which one? Seaside Summer — Rich, the one w no last name, eye and hand co- ordination, the magic date, “Backstreets” — March 13, 1982, endless phone conversations, the rev, the evils of Black Sabbath, pissed to hell, Tijuana or what, awesome, quite, a bit, partners in crime, diet soda and sugar gum, the village and all our stores, Erich and Bridget N.J. — Calif. N.J. — Calif. — N.J. and so on, will they ever leave us for good, Rusty and water balloon fights, yankee games, I wanna’ catch some rays, PARTY, The Wall, Heidi, Veronica, were the wall paper, “I have to see Bruce” “I don’t care, I like Bruce”, Natalie’s radio shows, we’ll my father and me . . . Rosalita, You guys know what time of year it is? Huh It’s Christmas time. Oh Christmas time, you guys been good so Santa . . . Last day of school — train tracks, Bowcraft, Asia — they’re really hot!! The Police — Sting, Oh those blue-eyed blondes . . . stealing schedules, you owe me Cath, writing messages on the desk to the caveman, Granola bars, commons — walking around w John and Anthony, 3rd period English, didn’t you love it!! Did you call me S-Head? Bi_c_y, Sh____y, Cat, Little B, Big B, “Hey Bruce juice, how’s it hanging?” Mr. Jeans—did he change them yet? denim jackets, whip it out, borrowing Cathy’s makeup, $$$$$$ So who will pay today, throwing bad notes out from class — now don’t get snagged. “Dying to Death,” Nuke Andy K., The sixties girl, the grub, Carmella’s 29th birthdays, 3rd floor D-wing bathroom, there’s nothing going on in that pretty little head, when we speak we open our mouths all the way, I need it BAD, When? probably, taping phone calls, raspy, CLCS, Somewhere in the swamps of Jersey, Now I know you’re momma she don’t like me ’cause I play in a rock and roll, and I know your daddy don’t dig me but he never did understand. Pinching arms, Cath — look, look, look, look, Al-e-son, CHEESE! gruesome twosome, “She just blends in w the wall,” But Nat, I really like him, let’s take some imaginary dru-----Springsteen time, the bad w song, the WANG Gang. — what a joke, Heidi, do you know Tracy D? Dupas Forever, what’s wit jhew? These PR. are just dying to meet chew, Wet ash tray, Chill-out, mellow-out, Hulo — Huli — Hulo (toot) you’re gonna die w the bad one en- —cham, Ricky’s boys, tea, fine! eeeeeccchhh, Ni-no, Union market, swamp rat, like wow, Summer of 81 and 82, Fla., pool, the sky language, Jerksky, Lensky, Natsky and all the other sky’s, Homestead, BE, NO COMMENT, (T)Chow — Time, R.T. Neal, for sure, NO!!! IDA, yeah right, TCS boy, Hangin’, Brother L, eeeehhh, Air-conditioned, charge, Ah-hu-hut, chicken legs, Mission 25, The Walrus, The Syn- drome, Psychic, powers, January 15 — please. SJR, MNT, Van Halen November 14, 1982, oh, oh, oh, Jerry’s crying, But if dreams came true, oh, wouldn’t that be nice, — B.S. Clarence, we’re gonna’ get to that place where we really want to go but till then . . ., but I don’t un- derstand, disease girl, It’s getting late, nothing we can say can change anything now because there’s just different people coming down here now and they see things in different ways and soon everything we’ve known will just be swept away, so say good-bye, It’s Independence Day. I’ll miss ya’ Cath—I love ya! 269 TO THE CLASS OF 1983 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM COLOMBIA HIGH SCHOOL HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION 270 BECKUS AND EL KOEPPEL PAMEL MYRTLE SPACEY JAKE SCHULTE TO THE CLASS OF '83: MAY YOUR DREAMS OF TODAY BE YOUR REALITIES OF TOMORROW ELLEN, ARNOLD, DEVRA COHEN CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE GRADUATES Mr. Mrs. Eugene Renkar Art Balinkie Ed Friedman athletic shoes Livingston Mall, Livingston, N.J. 07039 • (201) 992-2334 Edward J. Thornton LOWEST PRICES FOR PRESCRIPTION SURGICAL NEEDS Certified Public Accountant THE PRESCRIPTION COUNTER 320 No. Ridgewood Rd. South Orange, N.J. VILLAGE OF SO. ORANGE, N.J. WHERE FAIRNESS COUNTS SALES RENTALS 23 SCOTLAND RD. 763-7277 JEWELRY BOUTIQUE Necklaces, Bracelets, Rings Earrings, Semi-precious stones Fresh water pearls, Handcrafted belts, One of a kind pieces Custom color your jewelry to coordinate your fashion ensembles Hours: Mon. — Sat. 10-5 5 Scotland Rd., So. Orange 763-8049 To Special Friendships Lisa, Karen, Lynn and the Class of 1983 The Greenes, Hirschmanns Schlactuses This is just to say. . . Racine, I mean Moliere, I mean, LaFontaine . .. OK mes amis - il faut toujours £tre ivre apres le marRiage . .. What day is today -iis se baignent. M M or K2. No volunteers? Claudia-no, Rafy- no, llene, - OK RAF-We'll get you when you're not looking - tickle, squeeze. Homemade pizzacookie and apple pie, better yet an apple. One timers: band breakfast, square dance, cornering Steve, taxi drivers, Jo- seph - Kelly? reunions, Jerusalem exam, and hockey games. GORGEous- Cornell. Recurring nightmares: decay, scruffy, polar graphs, two for one, US II, math or physics , pour la deuxieme fois ... la troisieme . . . bonjour Mme., oui Mme., demain Mme.? GTH Mme.! a demain Mme., All dream- ing of fluids and crystalline forms. Toughie beans! I am The fire chief, deadly dangerous chlorine. NH3 - Ahmoanya! Representating Pop - Chem! G.l.T. Dimethyl Chicken Wire. Phylum? Class? Order? Family mem- ber? Emulsify lipids. Yimmy. Lorraine. Mr. T. Mr. Bagel - cookies. Bolling (bowling?) Suite. Some march to the beat of a different drummer, some are just weird. On ne voit bien qu'avec le coeur. Claudia llene Congratulations To Felicia Kahn The Class of '83 Love, M D Robin and Michael THE TIES THAT BIND: FOREVER FRIENDS: JACKIE COLLEEN LES- LIE LISA MARGARET CHRISTA LINDA DEBBIE NANCY ANGELA ERIN. SOPHMORES (YUK) .. . SENIOR SNATCH. THE BOYZ - FONDEST MEMORIES, SUMMER 81 RIBRQDMKJKMTKV- RENCDDJC — HARDING DRIVE ORTLEY. LEAVE ME ALONE. MOTHERS — HELP! BREAKDOWN — T.P. GOSSIP, GOSSIP, AND MORE GOSSIP. MAKE UP — HEY MARG YOU KNOW ABOUT THAT STUFF. WAITING IS THE HARDEST PART MARINES. THE OTHER WOMAN — RIGHT LES? JCMB. THE BOSS — 81 . HOMEWORK . . . WHAT'S THAT? JAP REPPELLENT. PERMS — RIGHT LISA? BODYWAVES, FAT THIGHS, PIGOUT PARTY. WHITE RUSSIANS. NO MORE BLOWDRYING. JAP PARTY'S. LED ZEP — STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN (HMM ...) PINK, PURPLE, AND LAVENDER ...DID YOU SAY PINK COL WPLJ HEY STUBBY. CAN I BORROW YOUR . .. CLOTHES — GIMME SOME. WHY ME? DRUGS. SPACE CADET. SEX! NO NEVER! YITE!!!! SNAKES SSSSSSSSSSSS — RARE RARE RARE. INFANTILE RARE. WIGGLY SQUIGGLY'S. HOLD OUT.. . HEY LES THAT GIRL COULD SING. PINA COLADAS. STERIO'S BLARE OR BLAST??? UPSET STOMACH WORRINGH BEER — WHO US WE DONT DRINK — OH NO I GOT SNAGGED!! PIR. B.B.B. HELLO CECIL . . . TURTLE. BUD IN CANS WE'VE GOTTEN USED TO IT, WHO ME? LUL. THE WEEKEND. JACKIE'S PARTIES — BUT MOM IT WILL ONLY BE A COUPLE OF PEOPLE! (A COUPLE HUNDRED) PARTY- TIME — YITE — IN MAPLEWOOD???? OLD LADY RARE. CAPE- Z10S. PUNK OUT. SONNY'S GIRL — PANTHER. THUNDER ROAD, TELEHONES. BOYS — WAS HE GORGEOUS JACK?? WPIX WENT ROCK! GROUNDATION. SUBS, YUM ROASTBEEFWEEZ. BLEACHED BLOND. LISA'S SPE- CIAL — TY — BABY OIL. THE PRETENDERS — L’LE LINNY. SNOBBY. FUN TIMES. SWEET SIXTEEN. THANKSGIVING DAY. PRECIOUS. LICENSES. THAT TIME OF THE MONTH — OH SHIT. IWANTA HUG (A BIG ONE) PAT BENATAR. BARRETTES, BLUSH, DIET TIME BONE THIN IS IN — RIGHT MARGE. PROM 81 WEIGHT LOSS (SURE) WE'LL WILLBUR. BING BONG. IT'S A G- G-GHOST — CASPER. STRING- BEANS. JAP MOBILE. NOT NEC- ESSARILY. JACKSON BROWNE. DISCO ROLLER SKATING AT THE ROXYL ERINS SWEETLY JEANS. LEFTY WEEZYAND FIN- STER. SPAGHETTI DINNERS AT MARGS (TRUCKLOADS) COL, WHAT ARE WE GONNA DO WITH THE LEFT OVER SPA- GHETTI? WELL JACK WE COULD ALWAYS USE IT FOR EXTRA RUBBER BANDS. RATS. IMPTSGBC (81) HANG A LOVEY SUCK A RALPH. OUR ENDLESS LOVE . REBEL REBEL — DAVID BOWIE. BB — BOWLING BALL. CHRISTA'S LONG NAILS — STUBBY FINSTER CHICKEN LEGS. THE GO-GO’S WE GOT THE BEAT. THIS TOWN IS OUR TOWN. YOU WANT IT BUT YOU CAN'T HAVE IT. JOAN JETT. TOUCH ME STUFFED SHIRT NIGHT — BUMPER STUMPERS AND COPPER STOPPERS. BIG AND BAD DRINKING RUM AND TAB. PAULS. BEER RUNS QUATERS. GET IT LAYERED? I HATE MY HAIR. NJA. STEAMERS — PANTHERS WHO’S GONNA KICK WHOSE ASS JACK? (12-9-NJA) NO JAPS ALLOWED THATS NOT WHAT IT MEANS ANNIE SEZ DOLL. BREAK-UPS AND HEART- ACHES, DON'T YOU WANT ME BABY. WHICH MIKE IS IT THIS WEEK JACK? HEY MUR — WHERE'D YOU GET ALL THE NEW CLOTHES? PARTY POOPER. SMBCSLRMBRTOJCVGJD — WHERE DID ALL THE BOYZ GO? SWEET ANGELINA. LOYAL FANS. WPLJ ROCKS MAPLEWOOD. HEY SECOR — RUN ANY STOP SIGNS LATELY? THE NOVA WITH THE BIG ASS. SUMMER '82' NEW SEN- IORS RULE. ANYTHING GOES. SPLISH SPLASH I WAS TAKING A BATH. 5ALIVE. ESSEX FORUM NIGHT. WEEZ'S NEW NICKNAME LJMPY. WHAT THE HELL IS A PLANTERS WART? FRIZZ WEATHER. FOURTH OF JULY NIGHT SINGING ON THE COURSE. POOL HOP- PING, SHARK INFESTED WATERS. HANGING AT THE STATION (THIS IS NOT AN EXAMPLE OF MY SUMMER) HITTING THE BEACH AT BELMAR. LINNIE'S HOUSE IN LAVELETTE. GOOD TIMES. US IN THE VILLAGE ...IT WILL RUIN OUR REPUTATION. ITS MANUVERABLE. OKAY BA BA NOW. TOGA AT THE NELSON, THE HOSTEST WITH THE MOSTEST, COLGATE CAMP. GOING TO THE SHORE WITH MOM, BUD LIGHT. LINDA'S GOT THREE BPC. HEY COL WHERE'S THE PINK SLIPPERS? LJFEGUARDING AT THE POOL 2-8. BK HOT SUMMERNIGHTS. HEY NANCE DO YA HAVE A TWIZZLER? HEAD GUARD. FOTWE. CALIFORNIA. HEY LIS HOWS H? CHRISTA'S NUDITY ON THE ROCK. DIRTY ABC'S WEEZ BILL??????? HEY NANCE P'S GONNA LOOSE HIS D. JMC LIFE GOES ON! CRUSIN IN THE CAMARO. SEEMS LIKE YESTERDAY BUT IT WAS LONG AGO — NP — FIND ANOTHER POOL NANCE. MAN- TIGO BAY. MARGE AND NANCE DRIVE THE PURPLSE CAR WITH THE RED HEARTS. NANCY PAINTED IT HERSELF. A BARBEQUE? TRAMPS LIKE US BABY WE WERE BORN TO RUN. OH THATS MY SONG. HEY WE HANG OUT WITH JOCKS. GETTING WASTED IN THE HEAT. BOONES FARM STRAWBERRY WINE. REMEMBER GIN AND TONIC AT COLLEENS HOUSE JACK RALPH. AWESOME TO- TALLY AWESOME. WHATS GOING ON? THE SCHEDULE. THE FASH- ION SHOW (US MODELS?) — HAH A. LIKE A WATER FALL. UP THE DOWN ELEVATOR AT THE LIVINGSTON MALL. YOU COULD GET LOCKED UP FOR THAT. MY CAR VIBRATES. SCOTT'S B-DAY PARTY. NO MARG YOU WONT GET SNAGGED — THERE'S ONLY 10 HEFTI BAGS FULL OF BEER BOTTLES. YEA WERE FIGHTING LIKE DOGS AND CATS. FIVE IN THE BACK SEAT. MARGARET WENT SKID- DING DOWN THE WRONG ROAD AND HUMPED A BUMP. HELLO — THIS IS ESTHER MILLER JACKIE'S NOT HOME. NANCY'S ZIPPER PANTS. HELLO WERE THE WEL- COMING COMMITTEE. F-BALL GAMES. GO MACKER, WAS THAT PITNEY? RAH RAH PEP SQUAD. PUT A LITTLE WEEKEND IN YOUR WEEK. VOLLYBALL CLASS - WHAT A JOKE. SWEET MEMORIES. PAJAMA PARTY HALLOWEEN 82 DANCING IN FRONT OF BK. COL- LEEN'S FING COLD. DRIVING. DRIVE IN MOVIE. THE BOOGIE MAN. TEENAGE WASTE LAND WERE ALL WASTED. TGIF. PARTY TIME. SAT'S WHAT A DRAG, ARE THE TEACHERS ON STRIKE YET? I NEED A VACATION. LITTLE LINNY AND CHRIS. DEBBIES BIRTHDAY, PIZZA CAKE. LEW LERMIN DIS- EASE. OH HENRY — ERIN. THE BLUE CAPRI. THE LITTLE PINTO, IS IT GONNA MAKE IT UP THE HILL? I KNOW WHERE WE ARE MY AUNT LIVES HERE. HEY JACK, WEHRE'S SCOTT? HEY LISA WE READ ABOUT RICHIE. WHERE'S JACKIE AND MARGARET — DID THEY SKIP TOWN? NO MORE NO LESS. FIN- STER JOEJOE. HOLD ON TO 17 AS LONG AS YOU CAN. 7:00 AM NANCY'S HOUSE, NSNCE, ERIN LISA, I SWEAR MOM WE'VE BEEN HERE SINCE 2:00 A.M. BREAKFAST WITH BARTENDERS, WGCR, I KNOW WHAT YOUR HAND LOOKS LIKE. I'M NEVER GETTING STND AGAIN. LISA ERIN AND NANCY CRASHING AT ORANGE. THE BOUFFANT. MOTIONZ. NANCY AND LINNY'S PB FOUNDATION AND HOTLINE FOR THE HOME- LESS. RED PBIES. PBIES TOSSLIN’ IN THE WIND. DID YA HAVE A NICE SUMMA? DEBADOO!!!!! NANNY NOSE GOIN' ON THE BEACH MANUVERS. THE NAKED BITCH IN THE NOVA. DERBY. PARTY ON 21ST STREET. DANCING ON SCOTT'S ROOF. CHERRY LANE. GOIN MOBILE THE SHORE HOUSE — STOLEN JAR OF COOKIES. SLEEPING IN CHRISTA'S DRIVEWAY. MEXICAN. THATS WHAT I LIKE ABOUT YOU SHARIN THE NIGHT TOGEHTER. HEY LES, BIG PLANS!! SUJCIDEL. ANOTHER LATE NIGHT LIS? IS THAT WHY YOU WALK THAT WAY? ANG — HE'S HOT. MANUVERING THE CARS AT THREE AM. NEW YEARS EVE. BREAKFAST AT NANCY’S, THANKS MRS. L. WHO'S THE LARGEST?? — SO WE'RE SCARED AND WE'RE THINKING MAYBE WE AIN'T THAT YOUNG ANYMORE, BUT SOMEDAY WE'LL LOOK BACK AT THIS AND IT WILL ALL SEEM FUNNY — BS. 275 Dear Donald, We would like to dedicate this page to you in loving memory of your brother Mark. Mark J. Downey November 14, 1960 — December 12, 1982 Prayer “I am the resurrection and the life, ’’says the Lord. “The man who believes in me will live even if he dies, and every living person who puts his faith in me will never suffer eternal death.” We commend our servant to you, Lord. Now that this servant has passed from this life, may this servant live on in your presence. In your mercy and love, forgive whatever sins may have been committed through human weakness. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen. Nobody Knows I may get around ... I may laugh a lot... Now you’d think that I’d be happy with the life I got ... Nobody knows ... nobody sees ... Ain’t nobody really knows the inner side of me ... I may seem secure ... I could have it made ... You might think you see a lucky man who made the grade ... Nobody knows what dreams I see ... Ain’t nobody really sure just who they wanna’ be ... But everybody has a place and time ... A chance to live ... a need to find ... We all got something that we care about ... I propose you find it out ... It’s not in a book ... or a magazine ... Or the stars who guide our fortunes on the silver screen ... Nobody knows ... it’s up to me ... Ain’t nobody who can say it like it ought to be ... I see my future at the rainbow’s end ... happy hours ... timeless friends ... And if I ever chance to find my way ... rest assured ... I will stay ... You may see your life as a compromise ... You may live to find the promise dancin’ in your eyes ... Nobody knows ... it’s meant to be ... Let the magic of the moment say it all to me. — Billy Squire Love, Vinny, Jim, Butch, Al, Coach Dan Brodhead CONGRATULATIONS BRIAN AND THE CLASS OF 1983 THE McENROE FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS JACKIE AND THE CLASS OF ’83 WE LOVE YOU, MOM, DAD, JENNIE, DAN, AND COUGAR TO MY BIG SISTER THANKS FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE!!! I LOVE YOU!!!! LOVE YOU ______ ALWAYS AND FOREVER ANN CONGRATULATIONS!!! LISA, PAM, WENDY, BECKY, KIM, TRACEY, ANDREA, AND LISA. GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR!!! WE'LL MISS YOU!!! LOVE ALWAYS, ANN AND JOANNE Home of 762-8686 Quality Service MAPLEWOOD DODGE 1830 Springfield Ave. Maplewood, N.J. 07040 Thinking of the good times that we had, when all our days were good and none were bad. Reflecting on some memories, feeling sort of sad. Thinking of the good times that we had . . . Those crazy nights I do remember of my youth. I do recall those were the best times most of all . . . Jammin’ Journey Concert—Karen’s Shawnee Ski School— Lisa can’t get down the mountain—take the long way home (scenic route) — it’s better in Maine, California and Pennsylvania — Three Musketeers — Godiva and Grunings — Serendipity? — Birthday Surprise — Long distance special connections: spending every dime to keep you talking on the line, that’s how it was — Night of the Living Dead — “TEEERABLE” — soap addictions — Tell it to the Marines — Big Red — Crash on the Avenue — When it turns Greene let me know, and I’ll come back and stop — the hypotenuse is STILL six inches — yes Northwestern did have its good points — CJBTGMMJWD MPMBLSLEMDPJSS — Wish I didn’t know now what I didn’t know then ... I will follow you will you follow me . . . Ain’t it good to know you’ve got a friend . . . Trust in the good times no matter how long it takes ... My dreams they aren’t as empty. . . But I’m not letting go, I believe there’s too much to believe in . . . Keeping all the things I knew inside . . . And I wanna sleep, so why can’t it wait till morning . . . There’s hours of time on the telephone line to talk about things to come . . . You’re just a part of me I can’t let go . . . Through all the doubt and all the fear and all that we can’t say, still somehow we’ll always find our way . . . blabbering incoherently—I HATE Mondays — Only three more weeks — you’re ugly and your mother dresses you funny — “Sweet” — Was today really neces- sary? — “Like, I don’t know” — Growin’ Up — two TABS and a COKE — Lynn, someone for you on our line — We’re not so short, you’re just too tall — Livin’ in Calvin and Ralph — Weekends at the Farm — From Slavery to Freedom — Looks like we made it! — The Best is Yet to Come — There never seems to be enough time to do the things you wanna do once you find them. We’ll miss you all. BOF — Lisa, Karen, Lynn There are friends who come with the wind and the wind has been blowing at my door for thirteen years. BT — oh no! Ralph’s b c N.F. ... I like your outfit . . . Frog Face the fire extinguisher . . . J. and E. . . . MLUTA . . . Japs Preps . . . Mrs. Shthead, apres la classe . . . Je vais sauter!. . . Sweet 16’s — Flavian Zordini. . . FH G dropouts. . . Pool Party—H W; Tim drunk; champagne w David; 5 in the bed and the last three rolled over ... To the Holy land ... Oh no-oh good . . . Halloween BD Party—What a surprise!. . . MissUSY. . . Colleges—Oy Gefilte Fish . . . RF: L’s — L, L, N. K.T’sJ, A, D. R’s — E, H, P, R, O. A hour, your parents, a pg, a problem — fix it, T. . . Fun w photo and psych, hi Mr. R. . . . Thanx Joe Doc, George Don . . . Swim Lax . . . Lbs? Grades? . . . Oscar, O.K.? . . . Eggplant . . . Barn’s . . . Tuna . . . Allentown . . . Coach . . . Present of the month, on time! ... Big Baloopas ... Oh yuk—the L-gang . . . Shalom Holly . . . Goodbye CHS, here we come Ramah, and then Brandeis and Tufts . . . But is there really life after High School?!! Tamar and Linda 279 BEST FRIENDS — Dianne, Ellen, Karen, Melanie, and Simone. 9th grade prom — M M fight — plaid jacket — “Damn, I ripped my dress!” (DV). “Look Bob, it’s a chicken!” Roadies. Groupies. Coca-Cola kids. Hanging out in Maplewood Village (“Cool, Man”) Wimpson’s 9th grade class — WALAWALA — The Wedding — “I can’t get the ring off” (SS). “Miss Pastel” Prolamines, OH GOD!! Ring’s class: “My hair is thicker.” “What? I can’t hear ya’, I have a pen in my ear.” 9th grade hall — Alicia de la Rocha — Carol Miller — Can you imagine if people saw us? Seaside ’80 — “Look! a “10”! “Mom, you’re on the F-ING wrong side of the street!” (SS) Log Flume. “Can I have a jelly dougnut?” (MP) Halloween ’80 — “Ditch the bottle . . . not at the house!” Springsteen concert — “I WANT A SHIRT!!”. Ethelbaz. EELLEN!! “HELLO?” OUR pocketbook. Benatar concert — wall of bottles. “Ellen’s having a party!” (What else is new?) BK — toothless — “Can I have a kiss?” “OH PLEASE!!” Volleyball: The Whale Joe D. Chicago — the dorm, Dolphins, “NEO TAX!”, hay fights, NJIT. “My danish is on the file cabinet!” “My money is in the middle of the highway!” (KR) Dunkin Donuts, “Long Island Turners” (Good song). Halloween ’81 — “Mel’s behind the door.” Mia’s—NGR!! J. Geils concert—smushed into Ellen’s car. NASTIES!! “FAKE Tiffany lamp” “You dye your hair?” Helen and El-Pill. Seaside ’82: Crab-throwing. Crosby, Stills, and Nash. Two-hour showers. Jeep won’t start? The Wine Cellar. Riding in the dark with strangers. Pool hopping: warm chicken, “He whipped me!” “Should I take my pants off?” MP’s pink pants. Good laugh Ellen. Ortley ’82: midnight swim, NEON ROVER BE HAPPY, the flood. Ellen’s trigger happy (soccer manager). DIETING! Freebird (Yipes!) GEORGIE T. — Big, Chattering teeth. “Will you marry me?” QUARTERS!!! superbowl party. Ryan’s—VGs. Great Adventure. Raiders. “FOOD!!!” CAR- AZY MAN, CARAZY! PALAZOOKYRAMA! “Tag, you’re it!” “I wish my brother George were here.” “Yeah?” “Who could have put that anveel up thar?” “You make me laugh . . . heh.” “PEOPLE!!! We’re havin’ a party.” . . . And vasleberry dvessing.” 12th grade biology — yummy fetal pigs. Jon S’s all-nighters. Super pickle. Surprise parties. D’JEMS ... I’d love to stick around but I’m running behind. You know I don’t even know what I’m hoping to find. Running into the sun but I’m running behind. (JB) Ya Hello—party with Cher, Tra, Ter, Bee, Andy, John etc—underoos cruis- ing—shakes in the face—carpet cleaning (Cher)—doughnuts and wine- lunch—bullshit—Moosehead—snagged in the Res—“I remind me of myself”— Bud in a can—“such is life”—Werewolf in London (3x’s)—rat burgers—slee- povers—feer shur—late nite munchies—Cinderella—White Out anyone?— “cool out guys, it’s the cops”—Jan (my b-friend) Ali baby Swynniford—chem w Gheegsie—baby—power packs filled with what? —NaOH pellets—studying for chem final—6 23 82 Great Adventure- Enterprise (3’s) — eat, eat, eat, — swimming in a fountain — “more food?” — doughnuts, bagels — pickles with fudge and ice cream — lingere — Weezie baby — “please take me home with you” — camping trip 82—drop your pants — “foot in mouth” — Columbian Staff my love— B-B-Q 7 13 82—what?a sheep?—Last Will and Testaments—turkey dogs— more pickles w fudge sauce—“you don’t eat what?—Chippendales Calender— Thursdays at The Shirt—Kamikazies—Iced Teas—flaming shots—scope out the joint. Mapewood Theater—roses w love—in the raw—Sand K 9 4 82—guess what, John’s here” — hey Bri, Chuck, John, Bob what’s up dudes? — Pand B.S (9 26 it’s about time) — bang ooooh — Pam and Kel friends forever — the terrible twosome — “that’s punk” — crunch berries at 2 am — Sandy Hook 10 15 — bumper bender — Pam and Billy — “my life is my own I share it with nobody” Teacher convention — Ke Tom — “ring around” — Kaluha — run coke — McNuggets — “I can deal with it” — “from the diaghram” — T K all the way — “trust me” — “everlasting nites T.R” — Jahn’s — “hey I’m in college what’s your excuse?” — “doubting Thomas” — Pam and Kel once again — New Year’s — movies with T.W., J.L., E.S. — “virgin” — verdict — Grun- nings — girls nite out — bio labs (SL,SB) — scrub — senior slump! — shore — road trips — prom — 4 11 (prom show) — goodbye Dave, Mrs. Hershey, Columbian, Kings, CHS, Hal (dad) — A Toast to my Friends PT, SL, TW, JL, DK, BD, SB, AC, CE, GE, CC, KK, DE, HB, PW, JP, DOC, P MMC, WN SG, CB, TM, PB, BN, RJ, LL, etc etc etc — HEY GUYS WE MADE IT!!! - “There’s the door, take that step, remember the good, remember the bad, but never look back.” Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. Luv to my friends. Kelly PS. Thanks for the memories. eim 1790 Springfield Ave. Maplewood, N.J. 07040 Ph. 762-1247 “THE RIB PLACE” 280 It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, but basically, it was the most bizarre of times! Two Japs, a Prep, a Jock, and the Campbell’s soup kid. We’ve survived, with a suburban paranoia of food fights. The S M school of tennis spasticity, or the adventures of the mad racket muncher. The Bassoon Bomber and the death of Jason. Can’t you eat a whole sandwhich? I can’t find the napkins! AK—Colgate, JAP, the store, Bloomies, math, and memories. CJ—I think he likes your sweater, Mezzoforte, Dulce, Staccotto, and Fine. $175 and we can be famous! N.Y.C., Chocolate Chip Cookies; Carlton. 3 loyal Latin lovers. The Tales of Hershey and the Laws of Hoffman. Short beer bets. The physics pageant, Pop chem, and Merry Pigmas. Fiddler, Oklahoma, Gypsy; The pits. EOD Neanderthal Man. Keep your options open B.B. C.C. and S.B. A.K. OK kiddies. It pays to have good eyes. Marking territory. D.K. W.S. Critique of an Irish Poet. Palma-Babes. College applications—TORTURE!! HY—have you seen a voice? East House Hangout. Bunny Pass. Mossface, Chickie, Minnie Mouse; Let’s go, that means QUICKLY! 2 giggling girls, your other half. Do you live here? I’m not being pretentious facetious. Mr. Potato Head. The cot. Serendipity. Thomas Sweets. Rafy and Claude’s wedding. The William Carlos Williams fan club. Plums, ghostwriting. Fritz!! We’ll miss you Lowm. Princeton! Cornell! ??? Do much Falafel? It never rains at AASC. Was ninth period really worth it? Don’t trip! Pretty Lovable Counselor Huggable helpful Great giving Young “Bye Girls”, Bye Pete and Hal, we couldn’t have done it without you! Goodbye School Daze! Soccer and La- crosse 1. We are not amused! Frick and Frack. In serious trouble? juxtaposi- tion, manicoota . . . Pete’s passes . . . PEST. . . Jellybeans. I don’t do_! Amaretto Sours . . . memories. . . Thanx to five sets of M’s and D’s!!! We love you!!! There are faces we’ll remember all our lives . . . Don’t be dismayed at goodbyes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. Lynn and the Yearbook Staff, Congratulations and thank you for a job well done. Tom Palma Advisor DE, PB, RK, PW, CJ, AK, MW, CH, RO, IW, SB, DM, LB, BT, JG, KK, VR, NMC, SB, NK, NJYS, JJ, MA, AC, EK, CC, IW, KG, SK, A(B)P, AR, LD, HB DEBBIE, JANET, ILENE, CLAUDIA, LAURA GO! GO! GO! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS And when you become a success remember us... show us this ad and we’ll do something special. MAPLECREST LINCOLN-MERCURY 2800 SPRINGFIELD AVE. UNION, N.J. 964-7700 281 282 Top: Jennifer Weiss; Mike Whitt; Oliver Jackson; Andrea Chirls; Emma Chatsky; Abby Turk; Ken Giordano; Steven Darcy; Tim Mulligan. Middle: Chris Reynolds, Joe Santesiere, Mark Annello; Scott Pitney; Takeshi Nakamura; Dan Strum; Kristen Greely, Erica Kesin, Ann Pao. Bottom Mike Janulis; Steve Blinder; Pam Winslow. 283 284 Top: Scott Shauger; Stacey Rosenstein; Katie Donaldson; llene Silverman; Valarie Rahau- sen; Mr. Alose. Middle: Mary DiRoma; Seth Goodwin; Liesl Wynter; Madlyti Vogel; Amy Schwartz; Mechele Bashover; Janet Apple- baum. Bottom: Mark Cenit, Holly More- houser; Mrs. Box; Mr. Passarge; Mr. Binder. 285 286 Top Row: llyssa Cohen, spring section; fames Kikuoka, photographer: Second Row: Frank Wang, photographer; Christine Laufen and Sue Willner, Performing Arts section; Lynn Schlactus, Editor in Chief; yearbook office. Third Row: Laura Alterman, Ads; Larry Krasner, Photography Editor; Simone So- londz. Ads; Ellen Pilchik, Layout; Tom Pal- ma, Advisor; llene Weinstein, Faculty. Bot- tom Row: Linda Karlin, Activities: Lisa Greene, Literary Editor; Nancy Gelson, Un- derclass Section; Karen Hirschmann, Sports; Renee Rosenbaum, Sales. 287 Assembling, coordinating and processing the information for 288 pages for the 1983 Mirror was a formidable task. What we have done is tried to capture the spirit of Columbia and present it in a book that will represent all, one that will be accepted and enjoyed by all. We have tried to be creative and original. We, the 1983 Mirror staff, have tried to produce the best! We would like to thank the following people who gave their time and effort to help us: Lynn Craugh and Liz Perez for artwork Doug Ladden for helping us with ads Irene Giordano, Nancy Kasen, Eileen Racciopi, Charles Coleman, and Andy Turner for photography Nancy Gelson, Kristen Greely, Lisa Greene, Linda Karlin, Ellen Pilchik, Simone Solondz, and Mr. Palma for giving up time during Christmas vacation to work on the senior section Eileen Collins and Kim Kirkman for their help with the senior section Kathy Brady, Andrea Chirls, Ilyssa Cohen, AnnMarie Desposito, Dana Holly, Leigh Hooper, Linda Karlin, Katie Kemp, Janice King, Simone Solondz, and Abby Turk for their help typing Sharon Brady, Carra Ericsson, Nancy Gelson, Lisa Jennis, Christine Laufen, Carin Levine, and Sue Willner for all their work on the underclass section Sandra Antanasova, Stacey Caruso, Christine Fiumara, Jackie Greene, Mia Morse, and Glenn Schlactus for help in distributing picture packages Frank Wang for always being around at the right times Mr. Palma's second period class for all their assistance Mr. Richter and his Apple computer for alphabetizing the patron list A very special thanks to Tom Palma for his continued support and guidance. Your encourage- ment and friendship kept us going when times looked tough. It's been a long and productive year but we've had our fun, too. You will always be a part of our Columbia memories.