Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1984 volume:

• PLER5E ENTER CODE NRCT1E ? DOVER HIGH SCHOOL ENTER LOCHTION ? GRRCE STREET □OVER, N. J. D7S01 PRSSLLIORO ? TIGER lRQL, USER IDENTIFICATION15 REQUIRED THRNH VOU VOU IT1RV NOUJ PROCEED TO 5EQUENTIRL TEXT DRTR. D.H.5. FLOWCHART TechnalDgLj Is Everywhere Above: Janine Esposito uses the new computerized cash register at Robin's sandwich shop Right: Dana Massuk receives the customer's order Below: Digital gas pumps make the job faster and easier for Bill Sostak. ROB ' ... Rt LUarh New technological advances have simplified the jobs of many workers in the public service industries. Cash registers for example, started out with the operator having to compute the change. Advances led to electronic registers which printed the amount of change. The latest in modern technology has produced a cash register which prints the customer's order, computes the price and then sends the order to a printer in the food preparation area. International Business Machines Corporation is helping consumers get through the check-out line at supermarkets more quickly, by means of holography, the technique of producing three dimensional images using lasers. The three dimensional image locates the universal bar code on the product and registers the price automatically on the cash register screen. This cuts down on time and increases efficiency of the cashiers. Technology has also reached the gasoline industry. New digital read-out gasoline pumps can now be seen in many gas stations. These pumps provide quicker dispen-sion and more accurate readings of gasoline flow. Robert Baun and Vickie Durdunas find checking out easier with the use of the Holograph System 5 6 Mike Bnnck, Steve Anthonavage. and Tom Neesham watch as Tom Seretis eludes the dangers oi Millipede. ... Rt Play Micro-computer chips are not only in machines with names such as Apple, Commodore, and Radio Shack. They are also in machines having familiar names as Pac-Man, Centipede, and Donkey-Kong. The quote all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy is certainly true, and millions of people find recreation in video games. Many people identify computers with stodgy office buildings and scientific laboratories, but in reality video games are simplified high-tech computers. They provide hours of fun for countless numbers of kids who don't mind depositing their quarters, game after game However, you don't have to save up your quarters to swamp your mind with laser blasts and time warps You can easily buy home video machines such as Atari and Intellivision, hook them to your television, and play for hours Hundreds of thousands of these games are sold each year with new game cartridges coming out every 2-3 months. Don’t get the wrong idea though, because even this method is not cheap. Game cartridges cost approximately $30, and the game itself can range from about $95-295 So the next time someone accuses you of not keeping up with the latest advances in computer technology, go play a video game. Above: DHS wrestler. Mike Brink, puts the moves on DigDug Left: Sue Dallalah battles enemy forces to save the universe as Daniel Williamson coaches 7 Aida Orama speeds through a typing assignment on a new IBM programmable typewriter In the SAT Review course. Shelly Toscano uses the Apple II Plus computer. Below: Chris Fleischman and Dan Crnarich program the TRS-80 Model III in the Resource Center. Sian Orl and Tijen Demirors, AFS exchange student from Turkey, ponder over problems in a computer class. We are living in a world which requires information and data quickly, efficiently, and easily. Computers are the answer for this need. Our generation will be in the thick of this computer age and computer literacy will be of the utmost importance. Dover High School is helping its students achieve this literacy with new courses such as Introduction to Microcomputers and Computer Programming in the BASIC language. The term BASIC stands for Beginners All Purpose Symbolic Instructional Code. Other courses also have advanced technological equipment. Advances in office machines and automotive repair have been introduced into the DHS curriculum. Students working on these machines will have a definite advantage when going out in the business world. A general feeling is that our students are meeting the computer challenge head on. They can see their future and are working their way toward it. 9 Charlann Rodonski learns on the IBM word processor, while Madeline Torres uses the 3M copier in Office Practice 10 Matt Shubilla adjusts the elec tronic Alignment System, which uses light beams to align the wheels of a car Computer masters, lay Kshatri and Mark Crnarich apply their skills learned in class to write an attendance program 11 ... But It NeecIs Vqu! Xj Left: Future executive Diane Fletcher, completes another assignment. Below Left: Kevin Blide analyzes a drill bit for one of his projects Below: Gourmet chef, Chris Chiappa finishes a delectable meal. Germany waits as Mark Bonner prepares to board the airplane for JFK. The Master. ' Gerardo Cuon, puts the finishing touches on his priceless work. 15 Above: Carlos Morales files a project in machine shop Top Right: Mary McCabe designs her dream house in architectural drawing Right: Chau Pham and Marcie Brown serve an English project 16 INPUT: FRE5HIT1EN PG. IS 5DPHamDRE5PG. E3 JUNOR5 PG. E3 ROTNETRRTOsL FRCULTV PG. 3S CLASS OFFICERS - Chris Porphy - Secretary; Noel Baker — Treas; Yvette Parker - V Pres . Missing: Swade lones - Pres F r E 5 h m E n Miguel Acevedo Vickie Agront lanet Anderson Diane Anthonavage Charles Anthony loshua Aponte Candice Armstrong Andrew Auringer Debrah Bailey Lavonne Baldwin Noel Baker Donald Barker Tara Barth Suzanne Beadle Lucia Bennett Joseph Bentrovato Laura Berge Conney Berger Eduardo Bermeo Juan Bonet Irene Booth Leif Bostrom Michele Boyce Jonathan Boycott Natalie Brock 18 Mana Montes and Ricky Hayes wonder what's for dinner Michael Brown Daniel Burlew Marvin Callaway Anthony Cardone Benjamin Caro Kilie Cicchetti lerard Ciccone Daniel Cole Randy Conklin Leslie Cook Michael Corby Stephanie Correa Kevin Cottman Julie Cozzolino Dennis Cravy Jennifer Crnarich Irving Cruz Rafael Cruz Robert Cuenin Robert Culleny Anthony DeAquino David DeCondea Alfonso Delesus Edwin DelValle Jill DePhillips Nicholas Diamantis Vannesa Diaz Jeff DiPasquale Jerome Drew Evangelia Drosos Allen Dziczek Victor Estela Jesse Ferreris Mary Ann Ferry Pilar Figueroa Irving Figueroa Timothy Fleischman Jacquelyn Fletcher Paul Fuchs Terrance Gannon Charles Gizas Sean Glennon Linda Goldman 19 Lillian Gonzalez Louis Gyarmati Costas Harris Denise Hayes Tina Hein Stacey Hicks Michael Hintz David Hugee Marcia Hutchinson Christine Jacobsen Sherwin James Anthony Janone David Johanson Swade Jones William Jost Christina Kalavrouziotis Dana Kersey Deirdre Kersey Shirley Kowalski John Knowles Margaret Kohli Stevia Kopelas Esperanza Lastra Christine Lata Sharon Lawrence Lisa Lee Tomlyn Leverington Gena Lios Piedad Lopez Thomas Lynar Michelle Mabee Catherine Magliocchetti Kenneth Maguire Grisel Martinez Gary Mason Marcelo Mastrangelo Sandra Matias Tom Mayes David Hugee takes a break during marching band practice. 20 William Matos Michelle Matos Kathleen McClellan Melinda McKnight Claribel Medina Hector Mejias Joseph Merchak Patricia Misyak Maria Montes Michael Mopped Robert Morgan Robert Murphy Patricia Nairn Ana Negron Loann Nguyen Jennifer Nicholas Hugo Nunez Dennis Olano Maria Papagelopoulos Glen Parker Yvette Parker Todd Pauluos Joseph Peters Cheryl Police 21 Joseph Webb concentrates on the finishing touches of an intricate drawing. Christopher Poolas Christina Porphy Richard Post Steve Puchalski Lee Ann (}uial Jeffrey Quiles Berta Ramirez George Rettas Traci Rimsky Ana Maria Rivera Adia Rodriquez Ignacio Rodriquez lessica Rodriquez Rey Rosario Alyssa Rose Irian Ruiz Iris Romero Darlene Sagi lohn Salitsky Juan Santana Yolanda Santana Alfredo Santiago Jose Santiago Karl Scheper Chris Schmidt Dorene Schwartz Michele Secco Colleen Serino Colleen Shields Michael Sliker Enelcido Sosa Russel Stephens Dane Stracco Kimberly Tapper Blanca Torres Pipe Torres Raquel Torres Wanda Tra verso Anthony Troha Robert Tutty Marrsa Ugalde June Underhill Jose Valentin Soccorro Valle Luis Vaquedano David Velazquez Angelita Velez Frances Vellios Julie Warr Joseph Webb Christopher Welsch Salada Wilfredo Nea Zabriskie Flavio Zavala 22 Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS - TomChirip - Pres , Sue Dallalah — V. Pres , Lisa D'Andrea - Treas , Jackie Alvarado — Secretary, Advisor — Mrs. Bolden. ft p' i 0 A! m? a a p a. If uk f P $ a Tf Anel Abreu Amarilys Acevedo Iris Acevedo Ismael Acevedo Yolanda Acevedo David Adams Pedro Alonzo David Alperti Trina Altman Jackie Alvarado James Anderson Michele Anderson Steve Anthonavage Dan Austin Dorothy Baker Brenda Baldwin Karen Beadle Eric Bentrovato Noel Blackmon 23 Patrick Bolan Brenda Bolyard Russell Bopp Pamela Braswell )uan Brenes Joseph Brikowski Craig Brown Edward Brown Michele Brown Jean Bruen Thomas Bruggemann Virginia Caro Denice Casey Bethzida Chaparro Mariela Charquero Stanley Chin Rugel Chiroboga TomChirip Andrea Ciardi Barbara Cloughley David Clowney Richard Cole John Correa John Craighead Elba Cruz Flavio Cruz Deborah Cuenin Jennifer Dailey Suzanne Dallalah Lisa D'Andrea Ronald Davidovich Donald Davis Reinaldo DelValle Andrea Dremousis John Edwards Robert English Schussler Ferguson Jeffery Fields Delfin Figueroa Colleen Flaherty Robert Ford William Foster Charles Frazier Pierre Gagne Kevin Galloza Lisette Galloza Lynn Gardener Magali Gav««jnes 24 lanet Giaquinto Sandra Gibson Michael Goldberg Felix Gonzalez Jose Gonzalez Edwin Grafals David Greenblatt Anella Griffiths Kevin Grimsley Lacey Grimsley Thomas Gwaltney Richard Gyure Joy Jurkovich Tanya Jones Marta Kaltsas Kimberly Kasko Theodora Kopelas Darkes Kowalski Rodney Lane Tyrone Lansing Michele Ledig Don Lee Leonard Lim Rochella Lockette Russell Gyure Ricky Hayes Xavier Hernandez Lisa Hinds Tammy Hoefsloot James Hoffman Andrea Hugee David Huron Tammy Iverson Trade Jardine JoAnn Jernick Michael Judkins 25 Edison Lopez Eddie Lopez Roxanne Loren Ed Loren Sandy Lorenzo Betty Loukas Dawn Lynar Emilio Martinez Heidi Mason Kenneth Maurer Jay McCahill Jennifer McCann Craig McPeek Lillian Medina Tanya Jones enjoys her art work. Angel Mendoza Michael Meola Ruth Mielke Catherine Miller Andy Milonas Bridget Morales Frands Moran Kenneth Naylor Joaquin Negron Michael Nieper Migdalia Nieves Thomas Nieves Theresa Nunn James Olano 26 Colleen O'Rourke )uan Patino Kenya Payne Carl Peterson Du Pham John Phelps Walter Piccolo John Pieper Danny Poolas Helen Prosas Marc Regelski Bridget Ribner Blanca Rivera Victoria Robinson Susy Rodriguez Ivette Rosa Manuel Rosa jerry Rosaro Arturo Ruiz Christy Ryan Clare Ryerson Donna Schebendach shows correct typing form by looking at her copy. Edwin Santana Janette Santana Donna Schebendach Tom Seretis Anthony Smith Keith Smith Robert Smith David Soto Robert Sostak Edgardo Santiago Mack Solorzano David Stevenson Vanessa Stevenson Bill Swayze 27 28 William Taylor Michael Thomas Santos Tirados Thomas Toohey Enrique Torres Oswald Torres Salvatore Trasente James Travena Todd Tuttle Amaya Ugalde Framdsco Valentin Janet Valentin Awilda Valle Ann Marie Van Orden Alberto Vargas Theresa Vazquez Hugo Villamar Dena Van Ry Mark Walcott Diane Weaver Ann Marie Van Orden and Vickie Robinson look for sales at Dover Festival. Jackie Alvarado and Kim Tapper stroll through Dover. Mary White Susan Whitmore John Wilkerson Stephanie Williams Deborah Winter mute Otto Winters Lynn Wood John Zanotti Juniors CLASS OFFICERS - Sharon Dietz - Treas.; Naomi Santana - V. Pres.; Sandra McBeth - Secretary; Missing: Michelle DeCondea - Pres.; Mr. Sturm - Advisor. Luis Acevedo Miguel Alicea Lisa Alvarado Anthony Anderson Renee Auringer Bernadette Austin Alan Beckard Nancy Bell Janine Bellows Tina Beradino Lorry Bitondo Joe Blohovec Robin Blank Sonia Bonet Christopher Boyce Kirk Boyer Caroline Brack Michael Brinck Marcelle Brown Denise Buechel Melvin Burgette Hilda Camacho Annette Cardone Patrick Carroll Edward Casey Joseph Cegelka Angel Chaparro Orlando Chaparro 29 Donnese Cheatham Mark Ciardi Michael Ciardi Victor Claudio Alvaro Conde Cesar Coral Claudia Correa Brenda Craighead Daniel Cmarich Frank Cruz Daniel D'Agostino Michael D'Agostino Geraldine Daidone Richard Davenport Martha DeCespedes Michelle DeGondea Bryan DelVecchio Barbara Dempsey Sharon Dietz Timothy Downs Elijah Drew Mayen Early Elizabeth Effenberger Nidia Estrada Victor Feliciano Luis Figueroa )ohn Fields Robert Filipski Alessandra Filomeno Debra Flatow Christopher Fleischman Dianne Fletcher Kristen Franklin joseph Friel Kristen Gilbert Theresa Gladish Magdalina Gonzalez Maria Gonzalez Joseph Grandinetti Naomi Grimes William Gustin Anthony Hein Glinis Henderson Raymond Hopler Gwen Hugee Andrea Hugee Bryan Hugerich Deborah Husti Steve Hutchinson Catherine Jennino Joe Grandinetti watches as Tim Cornine powers up another set of weights 30 Robert Soto, Maria Rodriguez, and Terry Gladish learn the principle of torque from Mr. G. Lisa Jonas David Jones Karen Kemmerer Sharon Kersey Stephen Kerwick Adam Kochanski Sandra Lane Kim Lata Shawn Laverty Christine Ledig Lisa Lehman Nacie Lewis Nicholas Lios Zoraida Lopez Kevin Loren Hector Lorenzo Kathy Maguire Carolyn Malloy John Marcinko Jennifer Massuk Sulynn Matalenas Hector Matos Michelle Matthews Sandra McBeth Mary McCabe Cynthia McConnell Manuel Mejia Carlos Mena Reinaldo Metzger Steve Hutchinson wails on his tuba during practice. 31 Patricia Milan David Miller Rossana Montes Jefferey Moppert Carlos Morales Fernando Morales Magaly Morales Marjorie Morales Mattie Moss Ed Mower Kelly Mullener Buddy Nese Dung Nguyen Serafin Nieves John Norlander Kathleen O'Leary Kelly O'Leary Stanley Ort Priscilla Ortiz Madeline Patino Lisa Peterson Chau Pham Robert Pierce Diane Porphy Sandra Post Craig Potten loseph Quigley Maureen Quiles lose Ramos Barbara Rosso Jeanette Reyes Marc Ribas Letitia Rivers Ernesto Rodriguez Maria Rodriguez Pamela Rogalsky Wilda Rosa Elba Rosado Julio Rossi Henry Ruiz Roberto Ruiz Jay Anderson - Architect of the future. 32 Ian Rubinstein Thomas Rumanowski John Salazar Yolanda Sanchez Nilsa Santana Noemi Santana Theresa Sarno David Schainen Traci Shields Sherry Shupe Sabnna Simmers Julio Soto Robert Soto Wandaly Soto Denise Standridge Elizabeth Stark Cheryl Tanahatoe Kerry Tayler Lynn Tegethoff William Tegethoff Sandra Thompson Enrique Torres Michelle Toscano Carmen Tr 3 verso Stella Trainello Brenda Turner Ramona Ugalde Randy Valentine 33 Amy Van Wagoner Michelle Vargo Victor Vazquez lohn Vega John Venosh loseph Venosh Ronald Vetter James Visioli Robert Waltz Ava Wildfeuer Lost in thought Carolyn Yosh James Young Board of Education Onine laune, Donald Q Anderson, Donald L Fritts, Barbara C. Loory, Linda Sabeh, Frank Poulos, Ivan Basch, Robert H Flanagan, William F Shuler, Donald |. Alperti. Missing: Jonathan C Thwaites Arnold Tversky R. Paul Muni Sandra Scarneo, Marfyn Burdge, Joeanne Domanski, Marlene Murray, Marge Albinson Frank Poulos - Superintendent Administration TO THE CLASS OF 1984: As you leave Dover High School, each one of you will carry various memories of your classmates, teachers, coaches and the many events of your high school days. These memories will last a lifetime. May you meet and face head-on the new and ever-changing challenges that the world has to offer. Hopefully the training you received here will pay you many dividends in the years ahead. Congratulations and best wishes to all of you! ). A. Middleton, III Principal Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1984! R. F. Becker Vice-Principal Elsie Gordon Diane Bobo Ruth Profit SEcrEtariES 36 Special 5ervicES Robert Fletcher Florence Shafran r Vincent Conti Maureen John McCanney Mongrella Kathleen Casiano Karin Druck 37 5uppartive Betty Shiffrin Bernice Nurse Peer Nurse's Aide Blanca Rivera enjoys a delicious lunch ' David Fusco Security Charlene Shunk Truant Officer Mack Solorzano passes through with his tray. William Rosalio Earl Oswald Alea Parsons 38 Staff Doris june Clotal Dean Bruno Allen Louella Hilda Susan Andrews Coughlin Lee David GreenbJatt and fellow students line up for a choice meal Below John Correa and Juan Santana talk and enjoy a noon day meal. 39 Ana Rios and Madeline Patino sharpen up on their typing skills. Business Top Row: Glenis Tanner Evelyn Bolden Hilda Pistolas Vertical: Lila Jaffe Robert Dobson Kris Hicok Carmen Traverso practices a typing drill. 40 English Patricia Nairn takes notes in English class. Robert Sutton Candy Campbell does research in the school library Betty Inglis Susan Bodnar Sherri Byrnes Pat Lusardi Linda Frank Gloria Helen Reiners McNabb Dvornick Evans Robert Byrnes Roger Linda Kindel Towns 41 I 'V I I ' r'no acid ) '-ad Bill Swayze and Carl Peterson listen to German tapes. Foreign Languages From Top to Bottom: Isabelle Charilas Linda Johnson Edward Nazzaro Gertrude Kertscher Cathy Pistolas Enrique Fernandez William Dunn 42 Gene Rampone Judith Evelyn Rossi Fredericks Guidance Judith Doris Carmine Rossi Helen Cobb Ondria Garcia and Shelly Lockette do filing in the Guidance Office. Manuel Sampiero and Melvin Burgette take a rest from band practice. u 5 I C John Zatorski Jessica Kwiatkowski Jeanine Hilfiger John Evans 43 Histanj Marangely Cruz and Flavio Cruz listen attentively. Hilda Camacho works on her history. Neal Kaplan Wayne Valentine Raymond Schwartz Steven Schiffman Richard McNeely Edward Mollahan Tim Frederiks Michelle Brown ponders a question. 44 Industrial Arts Mildred Nieves and Anna £yarmati practice their hair setting Clementina Gary Doyle Preiss Daniel Krzywicki Maryjane Licitra Fred DiRenzo Chris Raymond Poulos Weinmann Paul McCarthy john Pistolas Glenn Allaway Robert Troha Paul Couphos Lisa Ramezzana Susan Essig 45 From Left to Right: Michael Riley Raymond Snyder Wesley Varin Donald Apicella Alonzo Schenck Gary Meyer Claire Alpaugh Cory Bruscia ponders a question. William Arway Frank Gallo jan Beliveau Physical Education joseph Lafferty Above: Joe Blahovec and Rick Davenport take aim - but at who? Below: Hoping for a starting position on the Tiger Varsity Wrestling Squad, Steve Harris goes through a workout. 1 47 Swen William Stephen Marie Gustafson Sturm Goldman Squire Gerald john Hedman Ostroski 48 Sitting: Bob Adams, Buddy Nese, Rkhy Mena, Sean Slattery, Robert Baun, Matt Shubilla, loe Waskas, Cory Bruscia, Robert Apgar, Tyrone Parker Kneeling: Jerry Veccehia, Craig McPeek, Ed Casey, Joe Dulio, Joe Crandinetti, Tim Jurkovich, Mark Clint, Joe Quigley, Elijah Drew, Ben Gilbert, Bill Swayze, Chis Boyce Standing: Coach Tardive, Coach Bodner, Rodney Lane, Scott McDougal, Jay Anderson, Shawn Laverty, Doug Sliker, Darryl Dunn, Bob Horvath, Chris Cicchetti, Ed Nickey, Tim Cornine, Ricky Torres, Coach Beliveau, Coach BitoncJo, Coach Fletcher. The Fighting fTlen of thE Gridiron 50 This year's Dover Tiger football squad had its share of defeat and glory in almost equal proportions. Their season started with a 7-6 loss to Delbarton. Fumbles were the key to a game which could have been easily won. The Tigers, however, got back on track the next week with a convincing win over Mt. Olive. Signs of offensive strength started to show as senior running back Darryl Dunn and junior Jay Anderson sliced through opposing secondaries with relative ease. Week number three put the Tigers against defending state champion West Morris. The West Morris team threw Dover for a painful 39-14 loss. Memories of losses 2 years in a row to an unworthy Mountain team were on the minds of the Tigers as they prepared for the opening kick-off at Hamilton field. They encountered little trouble and defeated Mountain 6-0. This leads us to Dover's most impressive game, a game which was won by one of the best defensive shows in the area. Parsippany Hills, undefeated and ranked 20 in the state, was upset 8-6 at Parsippany as the Tigers showed they were a team to be reckoned with. The winning ways continued as Hanover Park came to Dover with a band that was more impressive than the football players themselves. They were ousted 14-6. The next game produced a high degree of optimism as the players prepared for the Boonton Bombers, a team which was unbeaten in the IHC. A fake punt caught the Tigers off guard producing a 12-6 loss. Facing their third undefeated opponent of the season proved too much for the Tigers as they battled the Randolph Rams in an annual rivalry. Dover looked impressive on their first drive but could not score and from there on it wasn't much of a battle with Randolph coming up with a 21-8 victory. The team accomplished quite a bit this year and proved the theory that defense is the key to any victory. We congratulate the coaches and the entire varsity team. Chris Cicchetti Mark Clint Edward Nickey Doug Sliker Robert Baun Scott McDougall Matt Shubilla Darryl Dunn Robert Apgar Ben Gilbert Tim Jurkovich Bob Horvath Tim Cornine Waskas I V - Sitting: Edwin Grafals, Rich Gyure, Tom Bruggeman, John Wilkenson, David Clowney, Tom Toohey, Don Davis, Anthony Smith, Russel Gyure Kneeling: Chris Boyce, Walt Piccolo, John Zanotti, Dave Alperti, (oaquin Negron, Rick Mena, Sean Slattery, Elijah Drew, Bob Adams, Mario Nese. Standing: Coach Bodnar, Joe Grandinetti, joe Dulio, Ariel Abrev, Tom Chirip, Craig McPeek, Bill Swayze, Noel Blackmon, Rodney Lane, Tom Gwaltney, Ricky Torres, Coach Bitondo. 52 Sitting: Jeff Beliveau, Don Barker, Mike Corby, Alan Didsk, Louis Gyarmati, Steve Puctialski, Dave Hugee, Ricky Post, Ben Carro, Charles Gzas, Marcello Mastrargae, Dane Stracco, Todd Hicok Kneeling: Bob Adams, Louis Vaquovadous, Chris Schmidt, Gary Williams, Tony D'Aquine, Bob Quenin, Rey Roaario, Tom Mayes, Irving Figuero, Doug lones, George Rettas, Alfonso Dejesus, Scott Hicok Standing: Coach Frister, Dave Velasquez, Nick Diamantis, Mike Sliker, lose Valentin, Kevin McGuire, Mike Hintz, Jeff D'Pasquale, Todd Paulus, Leif Bostrom, Anthony Cardone, Conney Berger, Coach Spillman, Coach Hicok VARSITY - Row 1: Debbie lones, Sharon Masterson, Shirley Bruen, Diane Brennan, Diane Porphy Row 2: Tina Zanotti, Lisa Rogalsky, Chris Van Arsdale, Michelle Villarubia Row 3: Alice Gonzalez, Lucy Ortiz. Missing: Sharon Dietz Football □heerleaders J.V. - Left, Row 1: Migdalia Nieves, Magali Gavilanes Row 2: Jeanie Bruen, Denice Casey. Row 3: Janet Giaquinto, Cathy Miller. Row 4: Michelle Ledig, Michelle Matthews Row 5: Priscilla Ortiz, Debbie Cuenin. FRESHMEN - Above, Row 1: Cathy McClellahn, Dorene Schwartz Row 2: Soccorro Valle, Vanessa Diez, Kim Tapper Row 3: Maria Montes, Jessica Rodriguez, Chris Porphy. 5accEr T Earn RamblES to First Winning 5Easnn! Sitting: Carlos Villabon, Victor Ruiz, Andres Pizarro, Alfonso Lopez, Carlos Arencibia, Eddie Lopez Standing: John Salazar, Xavier Sanchez, John Ortiz, Mitchell Aguilar, Patsy Feola, Caesar Coral, )oe Rial, Rob Waltz, lorge Silveira, Coach Ostroski. Coach Ostroski explains a defensive tactic to the players. LnpEZ, Rial, SilvEira Star The Dover High School Varsity Soccer Team, spurred on by new head coach, Mr. Ostroski, the team's leading scorer, Alfonso Lopez and defensive players, jorge Silveira and joe Rial, gave Dover High its first winning season ever, 9-8-1. In turn, Dover's Soccer Team received the recognition it so genuinely deserved. The team got off to a slow start because they began in October with a new head coach. The team's previous coach, Mr. Abruscato, left Dover suddenly to accept a new position. At first the players were not accustomed to the change, but within four games they regained their perspective and did what was expected of them. They beat the teams they were expected to and in the process gave the state teams a good fight. They redeemed themselves by defeating Boonton and Mt. Olive, two teams that had beaten them earlier in the season, and by defeating the Hanover Park Hornets, a task which they had never accomplished in the history of Dover High. They defeated the Hornets, not only once, but twice. The team soon gained entry to the Morris County Tournament only to lose by a single goal to the eventual winner, Chatham Township. Hopefully a winning tradition has been started in the soccer program and will continue in the years to come. 55 Pasquale Feola Victor Ruiz Alfonzo Lopez, the leading scorer for Dover, runs for a goal. Eddie Lopez and the rest of the Varsity team discuss the needed strategy to overcome West Morris. 56 Nothing gets by the iron grasp of goalkeeper John Salazar. 57 I.v. SOCCER TEAM - Middle, First Row: Carlos Matias, David Miller, Felix Santana, Ignacio Rodriguez, |uan Santan, Manuek Zapini, Everton Williams, )ohn Correa, Jorge Villabon. Second Row: Coach Apicella, Du Phan, Freddie Pinto, Kecin Golloza. Fernando Morales, Ceir Coral, John Vega, William Taylor, Flavio Zavala, Rugel Chiriboga, Irian Ruiz, Edwardo Bermeo, Arturo Ruiz. Andres Pizarro limbers up for a key match. fl New Hich in ’fl3: Girls Top: Barbara Cloughley in game action. Above Left: Sue Dallalah puts her foot behind it Above Right: Valerie Germ heads up field Right: Noel Baker watches Cindy McConnell get a leg into the action. 59 Kneeling: Paula Ruiz. Debbie Kuntzleman, Valerie Germ (Captain), Sue Dallalah, Anne Kernor (Captain). Irma Gavilanes, Noel Baker. Melinda McKnight, Lisa D'Andrea Standing: Cindy McConnell, Cathy Miller, Patty Ortiz, Barbara Cloughley, Dorothy Baker, Coach Frederiks, Colleen Flaherty, Jennifer McCann. Carolyn Malloy, Colleen O'Rourke. Vicki Robinson (Co-Captain), lackie Alvarado (Mgr ). The Dover Girl's Soccer Team had a successful first season. As a team, the girls defeated Morris Catholic in a scrimmage early in the season. Their hard work paid off later when they tied Jefferson and beat Hopatcong 3-2. Individually, goal keeper Vickie Robinson was awarded Most Valuable Player, midfielder Sue Dallalah was awarded Most Improved and midfielder Barbara Cloughley received the Coaches Award. Coach Frederiks is looking forward to next year when most of the team will return giving him a good foundation for the new season. Goalie Vickie Robinson shows the form that she displayed all season R Good Foundation 60 Right: Dover defends its goal Below Left: Colleen Flaherty and Paula Ruiz move the ball Below Right: Coach Frederiks gives instructions to the team. Bottom Left: Jennifer McCann shows balance when she kicks Bottom Right: Coach Frederiks ponders the situation. First Row: Mike Sweeney, Randy Valentine, Mark Mcknight, David Creenblatt, Frank Moran and Pilar Figueroa Second Row: Eric Fritch, Ron Davidovich, David Huron and Coach Valentine fl Fine 5easan The 1983 campaign was another championship season for the Tiger boys' cross country team coached by Wayne Valentine, who completed his 17th season as Tiger coach, and his first-year assistant Carl Panetta, a former Tiger runner. The highlights of the season came in the state championships. The Tigers won the North jersey Section 2, Croup II race for the fifth time in eight years with 50 points. The next week they qualified for the Meet of Champions by placing third for the second straight season in the Croup II championships with 175 points. Individually, the top trio of David Creenblatt, Mike Sweeney and Randy Valentine were among the top runners in the state. David Creenblatt, a sophomore, placed sixth in the Croup II meet after winning the state sectionals. Senior Co-captain Mike Sweeney was second in the sectionals after setting course records at West Morris and Parsippany Hills. He was also the leading Tiger throughout the early season, junior Randy Valentine set a Dover record at the Lake Forest Invitational and shared dual meet honors in a number of the early meets with Greenblatt and Sweeney. Sophomore Frank Moran and freshman Pilar Figueroa helped make the Tigers one of Morris County's best teams. Mark McKnight, co-captain, gave the Tigers insurance as did the rest of the team members, Ron Davidovich, David Huron and Eric Fritch. The Tigers compiled a dual meet record of 8-2, which included an IHC mark of 6-2, good enough to help the Tigers finish third in the Hills Division. They were also third in the IHC championship meet with 69 points and sixth in the Morris County Championships with 155 points. The team took the third place trophy at the West Seneca Classic in upstate New York and lost a tiebreaker for third place at the Lake Forest Invitational in Delaware as they scored 106 points. The Tiger dual meet victories came over IHC foes Boon-ton, Parsippany Hills, Mount Olive, Hanover Park, Mountain and West Morris. The losses were a disappointing one-pointer to Morris Hills and Randolph. 62 Senior Co-captain Mike Sweeney Senior Co-captain Mark McKnight 63 Junior Randy Valentine Assistant Coach Carl Panetta 64 T i g E r P r i d E First Row: Cathy Magliocchetti, Yolanda Santana, Tara Barth Second Row: Trina Altman, Sandy Lane, Kathy Maguire and Coach Schiffman The term, Tiger pride, was personified by this year's Dover High School girls' cross country team. The small but dedicated group of runners, coached by Steve Schiffman, fought the odds and finally came up with a victory in the last dual meet of the season. With only six girls finishing the season and needing at least five girls to score in any meet, the Tigerettes were forced to make sacrifices to field a team. Despite a 1-8 final record, the Tigerettes managed to run well in the Saturday meets. The highlight of the season came at the Lake Forest Invitational in Delaware early in the season when the Tigerettes won the first trophy in their history when they took third with 84 points. At the West Seneca Invitational in upstate New York, the Tigerettes placed eighth but narrowly missed another trophy. The dual meet victory came over Mountain, 21-34, led by freshman Yolanda Santana, who was the top Tigerette for most of the season. The other scorers in that race were sophomore Trina Altman, freshman Tara Barth, junior Kathy Maguire and junior Sandy Lane Lending moral support was sophomore Cathy Magliocchetti, who was on the sidelines with a leg injury for the final three weeks of the season. The Tigerettes placed seventh in the Iron Hills Conference final standings and in the championship meet. They were eighth in the state sectionals. Coach Schiffman chose to run Yolanda Santana and Tara Barth in the freshman division of the Morris County meet and the girls responded in fine fashion. Yolanda Santana was the county champion and Tara Barth won the ninth place medal. junior Kathy Maguire i j' r Freshman Yolanda Santana 65 □ata: Fall 5pnrts' 5cares Faatball Bags 5accEr DHS OPPOSING TEAM OPPONENT IV. FROSH 6 Delbarton 7 W L 30 Mt. Olive 12 L W 14 West Morris 39 L w 6 Mountain 0 W - 8 Par Hills 6 W L 14 Hanover Park 6 - W 6 Boonton 12 L L 8 Randolph 21 L L 12 Morris Hills 6 L T Bags X-Cauntrg DHS DUAL MEET OPPONENT 16 Boonton 44 26 Mt. Olive 29 30 Morris Hills 29 22 Par Hills 33 19 Whippany Park 36 23 West Morris 32 15 Hanover Park 46 16 Roxbury 41 31 Randolph 26 15 Mountain 44 Invitational and championships Lake Forest Invitational 4th - 106 pts. West Seneca Classic 3rd - 106 pts. Iron Hills Conference - Hills Division 3rd - 69 pts. Morris County Championships 6th - 155 pts. State Sectional Championships 1st - 50 pts. State Group II Championships 3rd — 175 pts. Girls X-Cauntrg DHS OPPOSING TEAM OPPONENT 40 Boonton 19 32 Mt. Olive 23 31 Morris Hills 27 38 Whippany Park 21 44 West Morris 17 35 Roxbury 24 32 Randolph 25 21 Mountain 34 Invitational and Championships Lake Forest Invitational 3rd — 84 pts. West Seneca Classic 8th - 219 pts. Iron Hills Conference - Hills Division 7th - 151 pts North lersey Section 2, Group II 8th - 206 pts. DHS OPPOSING TEAM OPPONENT IV. 2 Boonton 4 W 2 Mt. Olive 3 L 2 Morris Hills 1 W 1 Par Hills 1 L 1 West Morris 2 T 2 Hanover Park 0 L 2 Randolph 5 L 7 Mountain 0 W 4 Boonton 2 L 3 Mt Olive 1 L 3 Morris HHIs 1 W 1 Chatham Twshp 2 4 Par Hills 2 L 1 West Morris 2 L 3 Hanover Park 1 L 1 Jonathan Dayton 2 4 Mountain 1 T 0 Randolph 1 Girls 5accEr DHS OPPOSING TEAM OPPONENT 0 Randolph 1 0 Jefferson 3 1 Hopatcong 2 1 Chatham Boro 3 1 Ridge 5 0 Randolph 1 0 West Essex 1 0 Jefferson 0 3 Hopatcong 2 0 Morristown 3 1 Chatham Boro 0 1 Mendham 5 ChEErlEadErs: UJrEstling VarsitLj ChEErlEadErs Senior, Captain Shirley Bruen J.V. ChEErlEadErs VARSITY - From Top to Bottom: Kelly Holmes (Mascot), Debby Cuenin, Sharon Dietz, Shirley Bruen, Diana Porphy, Cathy Miller. JUNIOR VARSITY - From Top to Bottom: lessica Rodriguez, Helen Drosos, Lisa D'Andrea, Wanda Traverso. Lynn Wood, Jennifer Dailey, Chris Porphy, Socorro Valle, Raquel Torres Missing: Sandi Gibson 67 Blow Start — Btrang Finish 68 First Row, Standing: Sam Brown, Steve Hutchinson, Thomas Brinck, loe Quigley, Steve Harris, Scott McDougall, Randy Panick, Coach Hicok Second Row, Kneeling: Wayne Stevenson. Reggie Thomas, Steve Puchalski, Mark McKnight, Don Davis. Robert English, Joe Waskas, Mike Brinck The Dover Tigers got off to a slow start with a record of 1-2-1. The reason for this was that many of the wrestlers that started for the Tigers were very young and inexperienced on the varsity level. A serious injury to a returning varsity starter, Randy Panick, sidelined him for the entire season. As the season progressed the team's young members quickly gained the confidence they needed to wrestle at a competitive level with other schools. This maturity resulted in many victories which included an upset victory over undefeated Hanover Park. The team has done a better job than expected, because of the team's overall effort and the spectacular individual efforts by the team's top nine wrestlers. Leading the team with victories was Tom Brinck with a record of 19-2. Tom did not win the Christmas Tournament, but avenged his loss there to Bill Young in the dual meet victory over Morris Hills. Other individual standouts were. Christmas Tournament Champ Wayne Stevenson, only the second sophomore in Dover's history to win at their own tournament, the middle weight wrestlers of Scott McDougall, Steve Harris and joe Quigley and other wrestlers Don Davis, Dave Clowny, Robert English, Steve Hutchinson and senior Reggie Thomas. At the Top of the East Tournament, Tom Brinck took first place and Robert English, Scott McDougall, Joe Quigley and Steve Hutchin- son finished second. On the JV level at this same tournament, the champions included four Dover wrestlers — Dave Schainen, Keith Smith, Joaquin Negron and Angel Mendoza. Louis Cyarmati and Ignacio Rodriguez won championships at the Roxbury Novice Tournament. The team eventually finished the regular season with a 9-4-1 record. The dramatic victories in the final week over Randolph and Mendham resulted in Dover's selection to the Group II Section 2 State Play-offs. Dover has participated all 5 years in the state play-offs since they were instituted. The JV team posted an impressive record of 13-1, losing only to Parsippany Hills. With many returning varsity wrestlers and the JV team, the future looks very bright indeed for the Tiger grapplers. i.COON Sam Brown Steve Harris Scott McDougall Thomas Brinck Mark McKnight joe Waskas t t joe Quigley raises his arm in victory after a pin of a Bloomfield opponent at 5:09 in the second round of the Christmas Tournament. Tigers!! Robert English - bested during the Hanover Park match 10-3 A few Tiger wrestlers ease the rigors of practice with a little spoof Dave Clowny pins at 2:52, during the Hanover Park match. DISTRICT CHAMPS WRESTLING Left: IV TEAM - Kneeling: Dave Clowney, Tyrone Lansing. Steve Puchalski, Francisco Valentin, Ignacio Rodriguez. Louis Gyarmati, Dave Schainen, Keith Smith, Joaquin Negron. Standing: Conney Berger, Jose Torres, Steve Kerwkk, Thomas Nieves, Angel Mendoza, Tim Downs, Joe Friel, Eric Fritch, Sean Slattery, Coach Trudgeon. Bottom. FRESHMEN - Kneeling: Bill Matos, Chuck Anthony. Filomeno Acevedo, Ben Caro, Steve Puchalski, Louis Gyarmati Standing: Conney Berger, Juan Santana, Jeff DiPasquale, Irving Figueroa, Pepe Torres. Coach Leister. Wayne Stevenson reflects on his second round pin of Joe Forte of Randolph in 1:12 during the Christmas Tournament. 70 Top: Reggie Thomas controls Eric Sement of Morris Hills enroute to a 11-2 victory in the first round of the Christmas Tournament. Middle: After trailing 7-1, Scott McDougall reverses his opponent from Hanover Park and records a pin in 5:18 Bottom: Tom Brinck records a fast pin in 1:24 over his opponent during the team's upset of Hanover Park. fln Improved Season NEgran Top 5cnrEr The 1983-1984 Boys Basketball Team was successful compared to their previous season. Even though their overall record (8-12) does not show a winning season, they were very competitive with the various teams they played. Several of their losses were decided by 5 points or less. The leading scorer for the Tigers was senior guard Luis Negron. Other outstanding senior players included: Kevin Simmons, Chris Northan and Otis Braswell. The jV Team and the Freshman Team enjoyed very successful seasons and the JV Team as well as the Varsity Team was selected to participate in the Morris County Basketball Tournament. Even though the Varsity Team lost in the first round, the JV Team was more successful. At the time of printing, the JV Team had made their way into the semi-final round with a 50-46 upset of 3rd seeded Mendham. With their continued hard work and dedication, the Tigers will hope to be a contender for the championship in 1985. Kevin Simmons dunks one during practice. VARSITY - Standing: Coach Lafferty, )im Hoffman, Ricky Torres. John Fields, Kevin Simmons, Jeff Fields, Chris Northan, Otis Braswell. Kneeling: Luis Negron, Greg Joy, Ricky Hayes, Carlos Hernandes, Dan Wilfong. 72 Despite Chris Northan's 12 points (above) and Luis Bones” 13 points (right), Dover dropped a one point decision to Morris Hills in overtime. Otis Braswell attempts to fake-out his opponent Carlos Hernandes scores two for Dover. J.V. - Standing: leff Fields, lohn Fields, Jim Hoffman. Junior Cwaltney, Ricky Hayes, Coach Spillman Kneeling: Ricky Torres, Carlos Villabon, Dave Soto, Robert Soto. Coach Lafferty goes over the game plan with his team. FRESHMEN - Standing: Pilar Figueroa, Lief Bostrom. Ken Maquire, George Rettas, Tom Mayes, Coach Touhey Kneeling: Chris Welsch, Jerome Drew, Wilfredo Salada, Andy Auringer. 74 CheErleaders: Bashetball FRESHMEN - From Left to Right: Eva Drosos, Iris Romero, Stevia Kopelas, Tricia Nairn, Marisa UgakJe, Frances Vellios, Maria Montes, Vanessa Diaz VARSITY - From Left to Right: Michelle Ledig, Marlene Harris, Migdalia Nieves, Brenda Turner, Debbie Flatow, Julie Gratacos, Denise Clark. Seniors lulie Gratacos, captain Marlene Harris, and co-captain Denise Clark. 75 The VciLing... J.V. - Kneeling: Sue Dallalah, Tijen Demirors, Barbara Ann Dempsey, Bridget Morales Standing: Stephanie Williams, Katie O'Leary, Trade Jardine, Ann Marie Van Orden, Jennifer McCann, Elsa Guridys. Trina Altmen shoots for two. FRESHMEN - Kneeling: Denise Hayes, Tomi-Jo Leverington. Patti Misyak, Vvette Parker, Michele Boyce, Deirdre Kersey. Standing: Grisel Martinez, Colleen Shields, Kathy McClellan, Sue Beadle, Cathy Maglioc-chetti, Jennifer Crnarich Junior Sandy Lane aims for the basket. Left: Cathy Harris jumps it up against Parsippany Hills. ... and thE Strang VARSITY - Standing: Stephanie Williams. Ann Marie Van Orden, Margie Corby, Sandy Lane, Barbara Cloughley, Tijen Demirors. Kneeling: Sue Dallalah, Cathy Harris, Kristen Gilbert, Trina Altman The Girl's Varsity Basketball team, led by Captain, Margie Corby, finished the season 8-12. Margie was pleased with the over all performance of the squad. She says they are young and can look forward to a strong, competitive future. There were only two seniors on this year's team. Tijen Demirors, an A.F.S. exchange student, used to play in Turkey. Margie Corby completed her fourth varsity season on the injured list. Despite this she is the fifth leading scorer in Dover Girl's history. The j.V. squad, under new coach George Micak, finished 8-9. Sue Dallalah was an outstanding player and janet Valentin an excellent rebounder. The Freshman team had a superior season. They were undefeated, 14-0. Deirdre Kersey and Denise Hayes were the team's leading scorers. Congratulations to Mr. Ram-pone and the Freshman squad. The future looks bright for the Tigerettes. Barbara Cloughley tries for two points against Parsippanv His Coach Kaplan talks game strategy to the Tigerettes. 77 Another Successf ul Season Standing: Dan Williamson, Gerardo Cuon, John VanRy, Randy Valentine, Mike Sweeney Kneeling: Dan Austin, Carlos Matias, Pilar Figueroa, Frank Moran, Ron Davidovich. Sitting: Carolyn Malloy, Lillian Brenes, Yolanda Santana. Missing: Kathy Maguire The Tiger winter track team enjoyed another successful season The highlights of the season were the boys relay performances. The boys quartet of Randy Valentine, Frank Moran, Mike Sweeney and David Greenblatt placed second in the state Group 2 distance medley and third in the 2-mile relay. Individually, cocaptain Mike Sweeney placed fifth in the Christmas City Relays at Lehigh University in the 2-mile. He was fifth in the Iron Hills Conference in the same event. Sharing co-captain duties with Sweeney was john VanRy, who was an important part of Tiger relay efforts. The girls' captain was Kathy Maguire. Among the underclassmen, sophomore David Greenblatt placed third in the Morris County championships with a 4:33 mile and then moved to Teaneck. Junior Randy Valentine helped keep alive the Tiger streak of advancing athletes to the state Meet of Champions when he placed fourth in the Group 2 high jump with a leap of 5-10. He was also a placer in the Morris County 1,000. Sophomore Frank Moran established a 500-meter record in the IHC and broke a 25-year old school record in the 600 when he recorded a 1:20.0 clocking to place fourth in the Morris County championships. Yolanda Santana also made the state Meet of Champions when she placed fifth in the Group 2 3200-meter run. She placed in both the Morris County and Iron Hills Conference 2-mile runs. She also broke the school high jump record at 4-8. Carolyn Malloy placed in the Morris County 600-yard run and the IHC 500-meter run where she set a school record. i Coach Valentine and Assistant coach Carl Panetta 78 Above Left Dan Williamson air bicycles during a rigorous practice. Above Right Senior Co-captains John VanRy and Mike Sweeney Right: Yolanda Santana practices for her leg of the relay. Below Frank Moran warms up for a tough practice 79 Let's Tahe a Dip! Dan Cmarich flys to the finish. Co-captains Mark Bonner and Pamela Harsanyi with Coach An extraterrestrial? - no just Dan Crnarich practicing his deep breathing exercises. NEW SCHOOL RECORDS Medley Relay Chris Fleischman Mark Bonner Steve Anthonavage Stan Ort 2:21.26 Backstroke Breaststroke Butterfly Freestyle 200M Freestyle Chris Fleischman 2:30 100M Butterfly 1:31 Steve Anthonavage 100M Freestyle Chris Fleischman 1:03.67 100M Backstroke Chris Fleischman 1:22:03 400M Freestyle Chris Fleischman 5:32.80 100M Breaststroke Mark Bonner 1:24.60 Diane Anthonavage prepares for her race. Above: Chris Fleischman anxiously awaits his turn on the starting Block Below: Traci Shields takes a breath. First Row: Tim Fleischman, Geraldine Daidone Second Row: Steve Anthonavage, Sabrina Simmers, Diane An-thonavage, Lisa Alvarado, Chris Fleischman, Kerry Taylor, Michelle Brown Third Row: Mike D'Agostino, Sue Johnston, Dan Crnarich, Mark Crnarich, Mark Bonner, Pamela Harsanyi, Stan Ort, Traci Shields, Coach Baker Missing: Ben Gilbert A disconsolate Michelle Brown sits and ponders her loss in the 200m freestyle The team's enthusiasm and spirit was as great as ever this year. The 1-12 record does not begin to show the hard work and effort that each swimmer put out. Having practices at 5:30 a m. proved the dedication of the swimmers to their sport. Many swimmers improved their times and personal records were set. Having only four seniors on the team, Dover will be a strong contender for the conference championships in 1985. Seven out of ten school records were broken, five by one swimmer alone - Chris Fleischman. The other new records went to co-captain, Mark Bonner, in the 100m breaststroke, and Steve Anthonavage in the 100m butterfly. Mark broke his own record three times throughout the season. Below Mark Bonner holds the lap counter for Ben Gilbert in the 400m freestyle which consists of 16 laps Above Mark Crnarich dives into the 100m freestyle Below Chris Fleischman is congratulated by Coach Baker and teammate Mike D'Agostino 81 Data: Winter Sports Wrestling Bay's Bsshetball D.H.S. OPPOSING TEAM OPP. SCORE J.v. 24 LENAPE 25 W 25 BELVIDERE 25 W 36 BOONTON 24 W 27 MT. OLIVE 26 W 33 MORRIS HILLS 16 2 33 PAR. HILLS 18 L 44 WEST MORRIS 12 W 36 HANOVER PARK 25 W 37 POPE )OHN 21 W 64 DELAWARE VALLEY 6 W 38 MENDHAM 15 W 34 RANDOLPH 20 W 40 ROXBURY 15 W W MOUNTAIN FORFEIT N.j.S.I.A.A. STATE SECTIONAL - MADISON 32-21 DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIPS: INDIVIDUAL WINNERS 1st TOM BRINK, WAYNE STEVENSON 2nd ROBERT ENGLISH 3rd REGGIE THOMAS Region 4 2nd Wayne Stevenson 2nd Tom Brinck D.H.S. OPPOSING TEAM OPP. SCORE FROSH 51 BOONTON 52 L 51 ROXBURY 42 W 47 MENDHAM 53 69 SPARTA 51 60 MT. OLIVE 50 W 49 HANOVER PARK 52 w 47 MORRIS HILLS 48 L 56 PAR. HILLS 71 W 47 RANDOLPH 48 L 48 WEST MORRIS 45 L 58 HANOVER PARK 57 W 44 RANDOLPH 72 L 57 MOUNTAIN 60 38 MOUNTAIN 43 49 HOPATCONG 53 L 58 BOONTON 48 L 46 MT. OLIVE 49 L 56 MORRIS HILLS 58 W 46 MT. LAKES 64 42 PAR. HILLS 67 W 48 WEST MORRIS 61 L THE j.V. TEAM SCORES WERE NOT AVAILABLE HOWEVER, WE DO CONGRATULATE THE TEAM ON AN IMPRESSIVE 16-6 SEASON. Girl's Basketball D.H.S. OPPOSING TEAM OPP. SCORE J.v. FROSH 42 ROXBURY 35 W L, W 29 BOONTON 41 W 63 MINNECHANG 30 27 CHICOPEE 40 42 MT. OLIVE 34 W 37 HANOVER PARK 48 L W 48 MORRIS HILLS 35 W W 41 PAR. HILLS 51 W W 30 RANDOLPH 54 L 38 WEST MORRIS 44 L 41 HANOVER PARK 59 L W 38 RANDOLPH 61 L 51 MOUNTAIN 50 L 37 MOUNTAIN 59 L 36 HOPATCONG 55 L 36 BOONTON 42 W 43 MT. OLIVE 34 W 32 MORRIS HILLS 25 W W 40 PAR. HILLS 64 L 35 WEST MORRIS 32 L - FINAL SCORE OF 103-15 THE FRESHMAN TEAM FINISHED WITH A FINAL RECORD OF 14-0 AGAINST FRESHMAN COMPETITION — These games were against a junior varsity team. Input: The HflL. D.H.5. T Ennis T earn Output: CampEtitivE and Enjoying EvEry fTlinutE Coach Kindel flanked by Senior Co-Captains Jay Kshatri and Victor Ruiz First Singles Jay Kshatri prepares for an upcoming match. Tennis is enjoying increased enthusiasm across America and the boys at Dover High School have decided to jump on the band wagon. Once called the Sport of Kings, tennis playing has once again become very popular. Twenty boys make up the 1984 D.H.S. team, a number which has not been equalled in years. Under second-year coach, Roger Kindel, the boys hope to play each match with veracity befitting any Tiger athlete. Returning lettermen Co-Captains jay Kshatri and Victor Ruiz will lead the Tigers at first and second singles, respectively. They will round off the team with John Vega at third singles followed by a strong first doubles team of Hugo Villamar and Jorge Villabon. The finishing touch will be a powerful second doubles team of first year players Miguel Aguilar and Eddie Lopez. The Tigers take their tennis seriously but enjoy it as well. They are not predicting an undefeated season by any means, but do expect to win a number of matches during the course of the 1984 season. As one player put it, Randolph doesn't have anything to worry about, but if we get the chance, we're going to be real tough to beat. Jorge Villabon with a powerful backhand 83 John Vega waits patiently for the return. Victor Ruiz displays unrelenting power. Below: Coach Kindel holds an informal meeting on the courts. Arturo Ruiz Rugel Chiriboga john Salazar Below: Hugo Villamar anticipates a serve from the opposition. Varsity Team Standing: Coach Riley, Doug Sliker, Craig McPeek, Enrique Torres, Julio Soto, Ricky Torres, Alan Miller, Anthony Smith, Enrique Velazquez, John Venosh, Manager, Kneeling: Tyrone Parker, Matthew Shubilla, Ed Casey, Robert Soto, Joe Waskas, Ben Gilbert, Mike Brinck New Coach — New Era This year started a new era in the fortunes of Tiger Baseball history. Mike Riley had been the freshman baseball coach for the past five years, and this year he made the leap to the head coach of the Varsity Baseball Team. Coach Riley hopes to be able to improve on last year's 9-11 record. Seniors on the team are Doug Sliker, Tyrone Parker, Ben Gilbert, Matt Shubilla, Joe Waskas and Al Miller. To be able to improve on last year's mark, the underclassmen on the team will have to help out. junior Ed Casey hopes to have another good season as a pitcher and infielder when he batted .300 last year. Other juniors to watch are Mike Brinck and Julio Soto. Sophomores that moved to the varsity team along with Coach Riley are Ricky Torres, Craig McPeek and Anthony Smith. We want to be at least .500 and play a spoiler for the big teams in the league. For us to do that, our pitching has to work, said Coach Riley in surveying the competition in the Iron Hills Conference-Hills Division. The new junior varsity coach is Mr. Trudgeon while filling the big shoes of the departed freshman coach is Mr. Elekes. Freshman Baseball Team Donald Barker Leif Bostrom Dan Burlew Hector Chaparro Michael Corby Robert Culleny Tony De Aquino Irving Figueroa Raul Figueroa Tim Fleishman Louis Gyarmati Tom Mayes Joe Peters George Rettas Wilfredo Salada David Velazquez Joe Webb 85 Sophomore Craig McPeek helps pitcher Ed Casey warm up during a scrimmage. Ed Casey - leading Junior on team. Coach Riley - Steinbrenner doesn't scare him. . V. Team Standing: Coach Trudgeon, Eric Fritch, Joseph Grandinetti, Robert Pierce, Jim Olano, Frank Moran, James Hoffman, Dan Austin, Ray DelValle. Kneeling: Mario Nese, Henry Ruiz, John Marcinko, Donald Davis, Davey Soto, Christopher Fleischman, Jim Santiago. Ricky Torres hopes to handle the hot spot. Preparing to take the field - Doug Sliker. 1984 Schedule Apr. 6 Boonton May 2 Mt. Olive 9 Mt. Olive 4 Morris Hills 11 Morris Hills 5 Roxbury 13 Par. Hills 7 Par. Hills 16 West Morris 9 West Morris 19 Hanover Park 11 Hanover Park 25 Randolph 14 Hackettstown 27 Mountain 16 Randolph 30 Boonton 21 Mountain Al Miller is tagged out attempting to score against Lenape Valley in the first scrimmage of the season. Alan Miller Tyrone Parker Doug Sliker Joe Waskas Matt Shubilla Missing: Ben Gilbert Eeniars 87 High Hopes The Dover High School Girl's Softball Team is a team of High Hopes. They are looking to take four titles: the conference, the county, the sectional, and the state. They stand a good chance of doing this as they have a great deal going for them. Eight of the varsity players were members of the 1982 IHC Championship Team. They have skill, experience, some of the best pitching in the state, and strong competition for positions. Dawn Alperti, Diane Brennan, Kathy Maguire, Donnese Cheatham, and Sue Dallalah are vying for the three outfield positions. The four infielders will be selected from among Anne Kernor, Trina Altman, Colleen Flaherty, Cindy McConnell, Kristen Gilbert, and Vickie Robinson. The pitching staff consists of all area and all state senior Margie Corby, sophomore Ann Marie Van Orden, and junior Trade Shields. Val Germ and Denise Casey will be behind the plate. The girls are working hard to overcome several setbacks. One being the weather, which has allowed them limited practice time on the field. The other was a personal one. Margie Corby, who had injured her knee during basketball, has been attending therapy faithfully and her dedication gives one a sense of pride and strength. The brains behind this operation are Mr. Kaplan assisted by Mr. Micak. Kaplan is stern, demanding, dedicated, patient, and everything else that makes a great coach. He believes in his girls and they believe in him. Kneeling: Vickie Robinson, Sue Dallalah,Donnese Cheatham, Kristin Gilbert, Anne Kernor, Diane Brennan, Valerie Germ. Standing: Lillian Brenes, Kathy Maguire, Dawn Alperti, Denice Casey, Colleen Flaherty, Margie Corby, Ann Marie Van Orden, Rose Eastridge, Trina Altman, Cindy McConnell, Coach Kaplan. Valerie Germ 88 5Eninrs Margie Corby Dawn Alperti Ann Kernor Diane Brennan 89 5 □ f t b a I I Kneeling: Cheryl Tanahatoe, Lisa D'Andrea, Margorie Morales, Jennifer Dailey Standing: Jakie Alvarado, Maria Rodriguez, Dena Van Ry, Diane Fletcher, Pam Rogalsky, Tracie Shields, Colleen O'Rourke, Mr. Ostraski. Anne Kernor and Val Germ prepare for practice Right: Ann Marie Van Orden pitches off the mound. ( . GuLUOH 90 1984 Schedule Apr. 6 Boonton 9 Mt. Olive 11 Morris Hills 13 Par. Hills 16 West Morris 19 Hanover Park 25 Randolph 27 Mountain 30 Boonton May 2 Mt. Olive 4 Morris Hills 5 Roxbury 7 Par. Hills 9 West Morris 11 Hanover Park 14 Hackettstown 16 Randolph 21 Mountain Great Expectations Kneeling: Irene Booth, Dorene Schwartz, Jennifer Crnarich, Jill DiPhilips, Kathy McClellan, Noel Baker, Melinda McKnight. Standing: Colleen Serino, Jackie Fletcher, Michelle Secco, Michelle Matos, Tomi-Jo Leverington, Colleen Shields, Julie Warr, Tina Hein, Christine Jacobsen, Alisa Rhodes. 91 R Promising □utlonh Standing: Coach Gallo, Tim Cornine, Tim Jurkovich, Cory Bruscia, Bob Horvath, Dan Williams, Daryl Dunn, Mark Bonner, Coach Beliveau, Coach Cagnassola Kneeling: Bill Swayze, lay Anderson, John VanRy, Mike Sweeney, Elijah Drew, Randy Valentine, Anel Abreau, Bob Apgar Sitting: Ron Davidovich, David Alperti, Rick Post, Joe Cegelka, Mike Sliker, William Jost, John Wilkerson. The Dover Tigers' outlook for the 1984 Spring Track Season appears to be a very promising one. In the eyes of the athletes and coaches, it is a time to duplicate the performances of the past years. For those who have already been involved in track, it is simply a time to better improve what they have already accomplished; but for the newcomers, it is a time to display to all their potential as track athletes. This season approximately ten seniors will be returning, and the coaches are looking forward to their performancs as being the nucleus” of the entire team, which is what is usually expected of them. The coaches hope that the performances of some of the underclassmen prove to be helpful and that they surpass their usual expectations. Over all, there are approximately 30 to 35 students participating in this year's Spring Track. The two events in which the coaches desire to be more successful are the Middle Distance Events and the Speed Events. Both these events have given the track team trouble, and they are hopeful that the performances of this season's athletes will change all of that. The students who will be participating in these events are seniors John Van Ry, Mike Sweeney, Robert Horvath, and junior Randy Valentine. Although these events have given them trouble in the past, their biggest problem is the number of injuries, especially the ones inflicted upon their top athletes. Scott McDougall is one who has been out because of injuries. The coaches hope for his return. Scott and junior joe Cegelka are the individuals who will be participating in the Pole Vaulting Events. This season Dover will be taking part in a tough conference. Compared to other schools,” says Coach Gallo, it will be difficult.” Although the competition seems grimacing, the coaches, players, and students of Dover High School look toward the track team's coming meets as triumphant ones. Mike Sweeney Mile, Two Mile vR'r M- $ • i 7) ' i if ta Tim Comine Shot, Discus Mark Bonner Shot, Discus Bob Apger High and Intermediate Hurdles John VanRy 400m, 800m Daryl CXirm 100m, Shot, Discus Tim Jurkovich Javelin Bob Horvath Javelin, 100m IK K) C,.CUON Dan Williams 100m, 400m Cory Bruscia Shot, Discus Building f nr the Future Standing: Sabrina Simmers, Carolyn Malloy, Sandy Lane, Laura Berge, Barbara Cloughley, Coach Valentine. Kneeling: Aida Rodriquez, Yolanda Santana, Sharon Dietz, Cathy Magliocchetti, Trade Jardine. Returning only one girl with varsity experience, the Tigerette track team was facing a tough season. Only sophomore Barbara Cloughley, an all-around thrower who is especially talented in the shot put and discus throw, had any spring track experience. The Tigerettes also had their smallest squad ever with less than 10 athletes to cover 14 events. Among the most talented newcomers was freshman Yolanda Santana, a distance runner and high jumper. Another freshman who helped the Tigerettes was Cathy Magliocchetti, last year's junior school shot put champion. This year, she backed up Barbara Cloughley in the throwing events. Junior Sharon Dietz, who did compete in two meets last year before being sidelined by a foot injury, was the team's leading sprinter running the 100, 200, and 400 and helping out in the jumping events. Another junior, Sandy Lane, took over the hurdling chores which she handled admirably despite a lack of experience. Sophomore Michelle Anderson was the team's other sprinter. With no seniors on the squad, building experience for the future seasons was another goal for the team. Head coach Wayne Valentine, the only coach to hold that position with the Tigerettes, was helped by coaches Gallo, Beliveau and Cagnassola. Coach Valentine and some team members discuss the day's practice. Top Left: Victor Ruiz — 2nd singles player on Dover High's tennis team. Top Right: Joe Rial and Jorge Silveira go through the motions on the soccer field Middle Right: Is there more to Barbara Clougley than meets the eye? Right: Dave Schainen, this year's winner of the Outstanding Junior Varsity wrestling award Above: Trying for a strike at DIA Bowling is Jackie Alverado 96 Activities Psychology Club One of Dover's largest clubs in number as well as academics is the Psychology Club. This club consists of students who have taken, or are recently taking the psychology class. The club has taken visits to various mental institutions and have seen several plays dealing with psychology. The club officers are the following: President: Valerie Germ; Vice President: Tina Zantti; Secretary: Denise Clark; Treasurer: Debbie Jones; Program Director: Anne Kernor, Advisor: Mr. Schiffman. Top Row: Maureen Quiles, Marcy Brown. Denise Post, Ioann Dubenezic, Maria Rodriguez, Charlann Rodanski, Kelly Toohey, Pam Harsanyi, Lisa Rogalsky, Bib Pieper. Mayen Early, Bernadette Austin, Dawn Olsen, Betty Stark, Dawn Alperti, Pamela Rogalsky, Cheryl Tanahatoe. Steve Kerwick. Patricia Milan, Karen Kemmerer, Kerry Taylor, Advisor Mr Schiffman Kneeling: Elayne Wilkerson, Angela Sarnowski, Lisa Jonas, Manuel Mejia. Denise Crimes, Kathy Jenino, Lisa Peterson, Jorge Silverra. Denise MacDonald, Debbie Jones, Denise Clark. Valerie Germ, Sandra Tompson Sitting: Debbie Husti, Terry Gladish, Amy Van Wagoner, Kelly O'leary, Harriet Ar-vanetes, Lisa Hinds, Lilian Brenes, Caroline Yosh, Pat Ostuni, Jamie Scudder, Tina Zannotti, Anne Kernor. National Honor Bocietg First Row: Tijen Demirors. Mark Crnarich, Pamela Harsanyi, Dawn Alperti, Long Dang, lay Kshatri, Tom Neesham. Second Row: Daniel Williamson, Bob Horvath, Joe Waskas, Gerardo Cuon, Victor Ruiz The National Honor Society is a club which creates enthusiasm for scholarship, renders service, promotes worthy leadership, and encourages the development of character. It was created in 1921 and there are over 20,000 chapters in the United States today. In order to be a member of the National Honor Society students have to have academic qualification. Seniors need a 3.25 g.p.a. and luniors need a 3.5. The President is Dawn Alperti, Vice President is Pam Harsanyi, Secretary is Long Dang, Treasurer is Bob Horvath, and advisor is Mr. Nazzaro. What is the Jerseymen Club? It is a historical club that researches a part of Dover every year. The project for this year's jerseymen was called Main St. Nj. They have researched the historical importance of Blackwell St. and written a TV script for presentation at the Sound and Sight Festival. This is when the different Jerseymen Clubs get together. This year the officers are President: Jay Kshatri, Vice President: Mike D'Agostino, Secretary: Maureen Quiles, Treasurer: Pam Harsanyi, and advisor Mrs. Inglis. JerseLjmen First Row: Jay Kshatri, Mike D'Agostino. Maureen Quiles, Pamela Harsanyi Second Row: Mrs. Inglis, Tijen Dimer os, Michelle Palmieri, Caroline Brack. 98 5tudEnt Prints Top Row: Marcy Brown, Sabrina Simmers, Tammy Iverson, Natalie Brock, Marisa Ugalde, Laura Berge, Advisor Mr. Valentine Sitting: Maureen Quiles. Mike Sweeney. By Pond: Dorene Schwartz, Stacey Acevedo, Denise Post, Michelle Palmieri Second Row: Louis Figueroa, Amy Van Wagoner, Patty Ostuni, Lisa k nas. Third Row: Debbie )ones, Joann Dubenizic, Christine Lewis, Glinis Henderson, Naomi Crimes. At Angle: Dawn Olsen, Carlos Morales, Betty Villarrubia, Donna Schebendach, Lilian Brenes, Christine Jacobsen. Pi E f I E C t k □ n 5 99 Top Row: Kelly O'leary, Sabrina Simmers, Tina Kalavrouziotis, Debbie Jones. Michelle Palmieri, Pat Ostuni. Caroline Brack Sitting: Lucia Bennett, Marinez Martinez, Sandra Post, Dawn Alperti, Steve Kerwick. Tim Cornine. French Kneeling: Susy Rodriguez, Dianne Weaver, Marcy Brown, Kathy Maguire, Chau Pham, Narcissa Arteaga, Marjorie Morales, Lavonne Baldwin, Trina Altman, Lynn Gardner, Susan Whitmore. Sitting: Irma Gavilanes, Colleen Flaherty, Donnese Cheatham, Jean Bruen, John Ortiz, Lillian Brenes, Cheryl Tanahatoe. Lisa Alvarado, Sandra McBeth, Karen Kemmerer, Madeline Patino, Maureen Quiles. Debbie Jones, Mrs. Pistolas Top Row: Pamela Ruiz, Caroline Brack, John Fields, Tracy Jardine, Bob Ford, John Craighead, Dana Kersey, Doug Jones, Judy Santiago 100 Kneeling: Robin Pazero, Denise Casey, Dena VanRy, Sue Dallalah, Stephanie Correa, Stevia Kopelas, Colleen Serino, Tricia Nairn. First Row: Lilian Brenes, Donna Schebendach, Kim Kasko, Michelle Ledig, Cathy Magliochetto, Barbara Cloughley, Dawn Lynar, Cathy Miller, Lee Ann Quail Second Row: Yolanda Santana, Eric Bentrorato, Sharon Lawrence, Leslie Cook, Joseph Brikowski. Rich Post, Todd Paulus, Lisa Hinds, Darkes Kowalski, Margaret Kohli. Latin Glub 101 Above: Standing: Steve Hutchinson, lan Rubinstein, Manuel Samperio, Melvin Burgette, Connie Berger, Otto Winters, Shelly Lockette, Lynn Wood, Dan Williamson, Walter Piccolo, Jose Gonzales, Dave Hugee, Jay Kshatri, Mike D'Agostino, Arturo Ruiz, Don Lee, Tony Hein, Terry Gannon, Sandro Matias. Kneeling: Rugel Chiriboga, Leslie Cook, Cheri Police, Marcia Hutchinson, Mary White, Tammy Iverson, Natalie Brock, Dorene Schwartz, Ann Marie VanOrden, Kathy Magliochetto, Barbara Cloughley. Yvette Parker, Sandra McBeth, Jenny Nicholas, Andrea Ciardi, Jackie Alvarado, Janet Anderson, Patricia Misyak, Cheryl Tanahantoe, Lisa Alvarado. Sitting: Griselle Martinez, Bob Filipski, LiOian Brenes, George Ritas, Naomi Grimes, Michelle Matthew, Charles Anthony, Kim Taper Right: Standing: Michelle Matthews, Dan Williamson, Jay Kshatri, Cheryl Tanahatoe Kneeling: Lisa Alvarado, Rugel Chiriboga. Kneeling: Tijen Demirors, Laura Berge Top Row: Sharon Lawrence, Robin Pazero, Mary Beth McCabe, Rugel Chiriboga, Lisa Alvarado, Denise Grimes, Michelle Secco, Marisa Ugalde Cal or Guard 102 Bottom Row: Donnese Cheatham, Dawn Olsen, Teresa Vasquez, Steph Correa, Yolanda Santana, Trina Altman, Theresa Nunn, Jean Bruen, Lillian Brenes, Denise Ortega Second Row: Ruth Mielke, Angella Griffiths, Sherry Shupe, Marlene Harris, Victor Vazquez, Todd Paulus, Carlos Morales, Robert Smith, Angelo Ortega Third Row: Michelle Vargo, Cindy McConnell, Tina Kalavrouziotis, Vanessa Stevenson, Lily Medina, Maritza Lorenzo, Missy Eyeriy, Bernadette Austin, Claribel Medina Fourth Row: Miss Kwiatkowski, Denise Grimes, Debbie Bailey, Socorro Valle, Blanca Torres, Michelle Palmieri, Patty Mastrangelo, Dianne Weaver, Lisa Peterson. Kneeling: Doug Jones, Schussler Ferguson First Row: Mrs Smith, Maritza Lorenzo, Debbie Jones, Ivette Parker, Mildred Nieves, Maribel Galloza, Myrna Traver-so, Maritza Sanchez, Usette Traverso Second Row: Marlene Harris, Vanessa Stevenson, Tracy Harris, Dana Kersey. Martha De Cespedes, Harriet Arvanetes, Lily Medina, Danette Frazier, Griselle Martinez. Hshahi 103 The competition cheerleaders are a new group in Dover High School this year. DHS had only one cheerleading squad in the past that cheered at all games and also participated in competitions. Cheerleading at DHS has grown. There are now seven squads that cheer at various sporting events. Cheerleaders on our new competition group may also be members of the seven other cheerleading squads but, the competition cheerleaders, as a squad, do not cheer at sporting events. In November of 1983, the competition cheerleaders qualified first in the large school, varsity division at a competition held at Rutgers University sponsored by USCA. This qualified the squad to attend the World International Championships in Chicago in April of 1984. Left to Right, Bottom to Top: Debbie Cuenin, Yvette Parker, lean Bruen, Cheri Police, Shirley Bruen, Kim Tapper, Cathy Miller Missing: Alice Gonzalez. 104 Competition Cheerleaders Sitting: loAnn Dubenezic, Bob Pieper, Tom Brinck, Amy VanWagoner, Tefry Gladish, |im Morgan. Lisa Effenberger, Mona Ugalde, Cheryl Koznetski Kneeling: Colleen Flaherty. Steve Kerwick. Russ Gyure, Steve Anthonavage, Denise Post, Sabrina Simmons, Lisa Jonas, Lisa Albano, Dianne Anthonavage, Dana Massuk, Mike Sliker, Tom Mays, Steve Puchalski, Don Davis. Third Row: Advisor - Mr Frederiks, John Wilkerson, Ann Johnston, Tom Seretis, Denise Casey, Sue Dallalah, Bill Swayze, Anthony Smith, Richard Gyure, Clare Reyerson, Janet Giaquinto, Tom Toohey. Christina Dremousis, Sandy Paschal, Leif Bostrom, Chris Porphy, Anne Ker nor Fourth Row: I odd Tuttle, Ken Maguire, Tim Chirip. Dave Alperti, John Fields, Dan Williamson. Pam Harsanyi, Billy Lovenberg, Ron Davidovich, Brenda Turner, Janine Esposito, Doug Ogden. Kneeling: Pilar Figueroa, Ron Davidovich, Eric Fritch, Randy Valentine, John Van Ry, Dave Huron. Sitting: Mark McKmght, Anne Kernor, Carolyn Malloy, Mike Sweeney, Yolanda Santana, Trina Altman, Kathy Maguire Athletics Anonymous Athletics Anonymous and the Ski Club are two of D.H.S.'s social clubs. The former club consists of students who have been involved with running sports. This is a club in which the runners can socialize and take extracurricular trips. The club was organized in 1966 when a group of runners wanted to get recognition after winning a conference championship. The ski club is another social group which has no requirements in order to join. They take ski trips to local resorts such as Hidden Valley, Vernon Valley, and Great Gorge. The club has also planned a weekend trip to Vermont the past two years. 105 Top Row: Kelly Toobey, Ioanna Lane, Nydia Patino, Karen Lane, Debbie Kuntzelman, Carol Williams, Aida Orama. Second Row: Mrs Pistolas, Dawn Olsen, Charlann Rodonski, lulie Cratacos, Madeline Torres, Ann Johnston, Sandra Paschal Sitting: Harriet Arvanetes, Maritza Lorenzo. Usherettes Standing: Mrs. Pistolas, Sue Edwards, Carol Williams, Dawn Olsen, Sandra Post. Kneeling: Susan Whitmore, Madeline Torres, Lily Sarduy, Lisa Peterson, Donna Schebendach RstrsromLj Club Left to Right: Betty Stark, Manuel Mejia, Sandy Adams, Advisor: Mr. Ostroski 106 ITIath T earn Sitting: Mark McKnight, Dan Williamson, Mark Crnarich, Dawn Alperti, Dan Crnarich, Jay Kshatri Standing: Tony Hein, Joe Waskas, Mike Brinck, Carl Peterson, Joe Blahovec, Long Dang, Victor Ruiz, Advisor Mr Snyder The Math Team and Computer Club are two competitive activities that require intelligence rather than strength. The Math Team competes against schools in the N.J. Math League. There are six contests each year; they consist of six problems ranging from Algebra 1-Calculus. This year top scorers were Mark Crnarich, Long Dang, Mike Brinck, Dan Crnarich, and jay McCahill. The Computer Club is a new club for D.H.S. The contests are similar to those of the Math Team. It includes short answers and a problem that the students have 48 hours to work on. There is one teaching session before each test. The computer club also took a trip to Xerox this year to see their computer department. Computer Club Sitting: Kathy Maguire, Dave Miller. Robert Murphy. Tanya Jones, Irma Gavilanes, Joe Blahovec, Kenneth Naylor Second Row: Elijah Drew, Stan Ort, Dan Crnarich, Shirley Bruen, Maria Kaltsas, Chris Van Arsdale, Valerie Germ Third Row: Advisor Mr. Riley. Anne Kernor, Mike Sliker, Mike Sweeney, Mark Crnarich, Mark Bonner. Jay Kshatri, Natalie Brock, Barbara Ras:o, Theodora Kopelas, Donna Schebendach, Tijen Demirors. 107 □in. Officers Michelle Rivera - Vice President, Diane Brennan -President, Debbie Jones - Secretary, Michelle Palmieri — Treasurer (missing) Student Government Dianne Fletcher - Assistant Treasurer, Debbie jones - Treasurer, Michelle Rivera - Vice President, Lucy Ortiz - President, Donnese Cheatham - Corresponding Secretary, Kristin Gilbert - Recording Secretary Kneeling: Laura Berge, Aida Rodriguez, Marisa Ugalde, Debbie Jones, Terry Gannon, Michelle Secco, Natalie Brock, Patricia Misyak, Cheri Police. Marcia Hutchinson. Sitting: Kathy Magliochetto, Cindy McConnell Standing: Yvette Parker, Jennie Nicholas, Lucia Bennett, Tom Seretis, Steve Anthonavage, Todd Tuttle, Denise Grimes, Eric Fritch, Patty Ostuni, Tim Cornine, Jay Kshatri, Steve Kerwick, Michelle Palmieri, Mr. McNeely -Advisor, Pam Harsanyi, Ann Marie VanOrden, Tijen Demirors, Naomi Grimes, Caroline Brack, Dawn Alperti, Dawn Olsen, Kelly O'Leary 108 E n g I i C 5 1 h a 5 RepresEntativE s First Row: Betty Villarubia, Sharon Masterson. Shirley Bruen, Stacy Acevedo, Dawn Olsen, Kerry Taylor, Caroline Yosh. Second Row: Chris Lewis, Debbie Jones, Eva Wildfeuer, Tracy Shield, Lisa Hinds, Bob Pieper Third Row: Natalie Brock, Ray Rosario, Elijah Drew, Jenna Massuk, Chris Northan, John Fields, Joe Grandinetti, Mike D'Agostino, Billy Matos First Row: Sharon Masterson, Debbie Jones. Michelle Palmien, Claire Ryerson, Stacy Acevedo, Denise Post Second Row: Irma Gavilanes, Cathy Miller, Donna Schebendach. Dawn Olsen, Tracy Jardine. Lynn Gardner. Third Row: Natalie Brock, Kathy Maguire, Denise Clark, Denise Casey, Sue Dallalah, Michelle Secco. T r E a 5 U r E r s 109 Rides Left to Right: Margie Corby, Sue Johnson, Claudia Correa, Migdalia Sanchez, Migdalia Nieves, Vanessa Stevenson fTlain □ffice Sitting: Michelle Villarubia. Dana Kersey. My Acevedo. Betty Villarubia Standing: Mrs. Fredericks, Martha DeCespedes, Ondrta Garcia, Pam Braswell, Nidia Estrada, Laurie Evangelisti fl t t E n d a n c E Left to Right: Mr. Becker, Alice Gonzalez, Kevin Simmons. First Row: Mr Arway. Second Row: Theodora Kopelas, Maria Kaltsas, Janine Bellows, Dawn Olsen, Dianne Stackhouse, Joy Jurkovich, Robin Parzero Third Row: Cynthia Owen, Geraldine Daidone, joscyln Field. 110 Nurse's Rides Standing: Theodora Kopelas, Maria Kaltsas. Mrs. Schiffrin, Debbie Jones, Irene Booth, Mrs Peer On Couch: Letitia Rivers. Bledia Rides Top Row: Stan Ort, Ron Davidovich, Bryan Hugerich, Dan Crnarich, Tom Chirip, Todd Tuttle. Vickie Robinson, Mr Frederiks Bottom Row: Robert Smith, Chris Fleischman, Valerie Germ, Michele Anderson HeLj Club Sitting: Naomi Crimes, Tammy Iverson, Denise Grimes, Bob Pieper. Standing: Geraldine Daidone, Cindy McConnell, Mr Middleton, Heidi Mason, Robin Parzero, Ann Marie VanOrden, Jamne Bellows, Dawn Olsen, Bridget Fuchs. Ill Chinese Auction The Senior class held a Chinese Auction on Nov. 17, 1983. The students on the committee worked long hours collecting contributions donated by local establishments and senior parents. Free pizzas, perfume, rugs, hair cuts, and craft items were among the lesser prizes. Larger ones were a turkey dinner, a free prom bid, and a free yearbook. The door prize was a $20 gift certificate to the GAP. The class ended the night with an overall profit of approximately $800. Below: Mr. Kraus, class advisor 112 Tracey Harris guards the money tree worth $25. Michelle Palmieri, President, and Shirley Bruen, Secretary, have a laugh after all the hard work is done. □ V E r The annual Dover Day celebration was held on a Saturday in August. Many of our high school students contributed to make the day a success. Above: Steve Hutchinson and Joe Friel pedaled their way on Blackwell Street which was dosed to traffic that day. Below: Taking a quick lunch break before exploring the sites are Traci Shields and Marjorie Morales. Left: Yolanda Santana sells pretzels for the Dover runners. 4 Fiaa 113 Val Germ puts the tag on Kristin Gilbert to prevent a long gainer moral Victory f or Juniors On a chilly afternoon in mid-November the girls' Powder Puff teams met on the playing field to determine who the better team was — the seniors or the juniors. Every other year the Senior Girls were favored and were expected to come out the victors, but that did not happen this year. The moral victory belonged to the junior Girls who, although scoreless themselves, held back the Senior Girls and left them scoreless also. A 0-0 tie was the result. Junior success came from runs by Donnese Cheatham and turnovers, which were brought about by interceptions by Kristin Gilbert, Donnese Cheatham and Sharon Dietz. The Senior Girls put up a tremendous fight with gallant efforts by the team's quarterback, Margie Corby, who connected with the receiver Cheryl Brady for long yardage gainers, and by their entire offensive line. Also contributing to much of the Juniors' frustrations were Valerie Germ, who sacked and blocked many of the Junior plays, and Dawn Alperti, who intercepted passes that further plagued the Juniors' offensive line. Ever vigilant, referee Darryl Dunn lets no infraction go unnoticed 114 First Row: John Fields, Patty Milan, Sandra McBeth, Donnese Cheatham. Cheryl Tanahatoe, Lisa Alvarado. Maria Rodriguez Second Row: Kelly O'Leary, Kathy Maguire. Dianne Fletcher, Bill Swayze, Kristin Gilbert, Katie O'Leary. Sharon Dietz. Michele Matthews. Craig McPeek, Tom Chirip Third Row: Tom Toohey, Traci Shields, Karen Kemmerer, Ed Casey, Rich Gyure Chris Fleischman indicates where the first down yardage is CHEERLEADERS - Greg Joy, Otis Braswell, Chris Northan, Tim furkovich. Luis Bones Negron cheer the Senior Girls on with a memorable pyramid 115 Kneeling: Mrs Pistolas, Dawn Alperti, Michelle Palmieri, Caroline Brack, Mark Bonner, Patty Ostuni Standing: Mary Kochanski, Darin Conklin, Tim Cornine, Mr Pistolas, Birte Wagner, Debbie lones. Marinez Martinez. Sandy Post, Kelly O'leary, Frau Kertscher, Karen Chapparo, Dave Inglis, Dana Van Wagoner Missing: lose Vaguana, Paul Fritch, Mike Anthonavage The Olympic Stadium in Berlin where Jesse Owens ran for the gold. Lieber Dover, These past five weeks have been fantastic. We are now on our return flight home from the 1983 GAPP exchange with the Gutenberg Schule in Wiesbaden, West Germany. We arrived on Fri. June 10, 1983 at Frankfurt airport. We were met by our German families and taken to our individual homes. Our days have been spent shopping on the Fussgang, taking day trips to local cities, visiting nearby countries, attending school, and going out with our friends. Some of the day trips included visits to Mainz, Rudesheim, and Bonn, the capital of W. Germany. One trip didn't involve stopping in a particular city. This was when the Pioneers of the German Army took us for a ride on the Rhine River. We took two major trips. One was a four day journey to Berlin. Berlin was a learning experience for all. We saw the Wall, remnants of W.W. II, and walked into Communist East Berlin. We also had fun at the beer festival, the nude beach, and walking on the Kurfurstandam. Our other trip was traveling through Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. We stayed in Markdorf, Germany by the Bodensee. We had a tour of Insel Mainau, a snowball fight in the Austrian Alps, and took a cable car to the top of Santis mountain in the Swiss Alps. On our way back to Frankfurt we traveled through the Black Forest. Our last night was spent in a castle outside of Frankfurt. We are all sorry to leave. We have learned so much, made lifelong friends, and even improved our German. Several of us are planning to go back as soon as possible. Dover High School Grace St Dover, N.J. 07801 U.S.A. Viele Grusse! GAPP GAPP Band and Chorus Tearn Up f or Christmas Concert The band and chorus, two of Dover High School's largest institutions, teamed up to perform a two hour long Christmas concert for family, friends and guests. The band and chorus led by Mr. lohn Zatorski and Miss Jessica Kwiatkowski, respectively, performed many traditional favorites as well as some contemporary pieces. Top Left The clarinet section breezes through a barrage of thirty-second notes. Top Right The trombones and saxophones combine for unmatchable power. Center: Miss K. acknowledges the chorus after a fabulous performance. 117 Sandra Paschal sits patiently during the judging In our auditorium Hair Illusion of the 80's was held May 19, 1983. It was produced by Entertainment System Corporation under the direction of Miss Mary jane Licitra, Cosmetology Instructor. The categories for judging of the hair styles were: casual, formal and fantasy. The judges consisted of past Dover High Cosmetology students who are now professionals and beauticians from our surrounding areas. Some of the students performed dancing illusions of the 80's. First Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Casual Formal Fantasy Robin Maryann Shirley Parzero Effenberger Bruen Shirley Lisette Myrna Bruen Traverso Traverso Sharon Mildred Mildred Masterson Nieves Nieves Paula Ruiz in a coolie hairstyle. At Right: Lisa Rogalsky models Top Left: Marie Frost gambles on being a winner Top Right ludy Acevedo - nervous on stage. Left. Martha DeCespedes - tunning as usual Above Michelle Palmieri with her bonnet hairstyle, awaits the judges' decision 119 ULtarh Experience at Clinis Henderson pauses to think about a program Chris Ledig learns about the care of toddlers in Childhood Career class. Center: Andy Boylan taking out the front end of a diesel engine Below: Tom Rumanowski cancels an incorrect program in Computer dass. Andy Apgar putting flares on a Nova with aid of an air chisel 121 Bill Gustin works on electrical wiring for a house. Robin Blank takes time out from the data recorder Vn-T ech □IR World Cruise i Top Left: A visit to the banks of the Nile. Top Right: Looking sheiker than an Arab is Dena Van Ry Above: An amused Hector DelValle looks on. Above Right: People getting into the groove of things. Right: The cheerleaders took us to Australia 122 fTlast Artistic Barbara ChEWELj — GErarda Cuan On this page are examples of Barbara's and Gerardo's artwork that is seen on the walls of the hallway leading to the gym. Art is the outlet of the soul and to be proficient at it requires the utmost skill and dedication from its creators. The true artist is the one who can express his feelings in more than one form. He must be able to sense the delicacies around him and convey them to paper, wood, or canvas. We, at Dover High School, have two of these special people as classmates. Barbara Chewey and Gerardo Cuon have proven themselves to have the capacity to provide visual pleasure for the viewers of their artwork. Barbara and Gerardo were voted most artistic by the class of 1984, and they both have contributed much of their time to paint the various athletic activities in which the students of Dover High participate. Sports - ranging from baseball, to wrestling, to football, to soccer, and all the others - are represented on the walls of the hallway leading to the gymnasium. The paintings, while decorating the hallway, also provide a sense of pride for the students and encourage them to participate in or support these various activities. Art, however, is not the main interest for a future career for both of these talented students. In fact, their career choices are the very opposite of the sensitive world of art - the factual world of science. Barbara plans to pursue an engineering career, while Gerardo desires to study computer science. This may seem strange to some people, but actually it is a very wise career move, job prospects in art are not abundant, and the wages are not very appealing as well. However, art will remain a vital part of both of these students' lives; for as mentioned earlier, art is the outlet of the soul. flnniE CnmEs to □□VEr High Director - E. Daniels Music - j. Evans Producer - J. Zatorski Scenery - C. Preiss Make-Up - M. Licitra Lighting - C. Allaway The tenacious Ms Hannigan (Michele Palmieri) yells at the frightened orphans Starring Annie — Jeniffer Smith Warbucks — Anthony Hein Hannigan — Michele Palmieri Grace — Sabrina Simmers Rooster — Rob Waltz Lilly — Patty Ostuni Orphans — Amy Alvarado, Leni-ann Allen, Yvette Parker, Lori Panzara, Diane Traverso, Tammy Parzero. Left: Jennifer Smith and Linus make a fabulous team Below: Michele Palmieri and Rob Waltz go through a sizzling dance step. Sharon Lawrence, flanked by the Grimes sisters, holds nothing back in her performance Pram Night The class of 1984 Junior Prom was held at the Zeris Inn on May 27. 1983 Top Left: King and Queen for a night are Bob Pieper and Michelle Palmieri. Top Right: Looking pretty are Diana Stackhouse, Martha Decespedes, and Michelle Rivera. Above Left: Couples enjoying a slow dance Above Marlene Harris and Reggie Thomas dressed to the nines. Left: A cutesome twosome of Maryann Effenberger and her date. 125 Data PracEssnrs Editors-in-ChiEf Dawn Alperti layant Kshatri SEction Editors Barbara Chewey Gerardo Cuon Pam Harsanyi Joe Blahovec Natalie Brock Naomi Grimes Kelly O'Leary Chau Pham Maureen Quiles Financial Staff Vickie Durdunas Mike D'Agostino Sue Edwards Staff Tijen Demirors Denise Post Dan Williamson Tina Zanotti Lucia Bennett Caroline Brack John Fields Dianne Fletcher Steve Kerwick Kathy Magliocchetti Kathy Maguire Jennifer Nicholas Co-editors Dawn Alperti and Jay Kshatri work co-operatively on the yearbook Ad editor Joe Blahovec puts the finishing touches on a Quad-Pak. Pam Harsanyi and advisor Mr Snyder discuss the use of a faculty portrait 127 MEMBERS OF THE DiA BOWLING joe Blahovec Miguel Aguilar Buddy Nese Marcy Brown □IB Bawling Every Monday during the winter months, 96 students hurried to Dover Lanes after school for the DIA Bowling League. A popular student event in the past, this year proved to be no exception. This year the teams were divided into two divisions. In Division I, the team of Tom Neesham, Tom Seretis, and John Phelps routed every opponent on the way to an amazing regular season record of 58-2; but in the play-off finals, they were beaten by the team of Dean Wardlow, joe Cegelka and Chris Schmidt for the Division I Championship. High average bowlers were John Phelps - 167 and Marcy Brown — 119. The high games were bowled by Victor Ruiz - 230, and Lisa Lehman - 153. In Division II, the team of Jorge Villabon, Ceir Coral and Rugel Chiriboga led during most of the season and became the first team in DIA history to also win the division championships. The second place team was Dawn Alperti, Stacey Acevedo, and Pam Rogalsky. The high averages were by Tyrone Parker - 144 and Dawn Alperti - 124, while the high games were bowled by Manny Sampeiro - 199 and Tanya Jones - 198. 128 Seniors This year's officers are Michelle Palmieri, Lisa Rogalsky, Shirley Bruen, and Irma Cavilanes. Michelle has been the president for the past three years. The others are all new. They have worked hard to raise money this year so that the class of '84 could have a prom. A Chinese Auction was held in November and was the main fund raiser of the year. In past years the class has sold candy, posters, and calendars. The Chinese Auction raised over $800. The class also sold flowers for Christmas and several other occasions. In February there was a Mr. Dover Day. On this day, girls purchased a ribbon to place on their favorite guy. At the end of the day the guy with the most ribbons was crowned. The Yearbook Staff would like to say congratulations to the officers for a job well done. Stacey Acevedo Miguel Aquilar Lisa Albano Judith Acevedo 130 Dawn Alperti Dawn Andrews Robert Apgar Carlos Arancibia I f i Harriet Arvanetes Irina Avrutina S Efrain Ayala Helen Bailey Robert Baun 131 Kevin Blide Anthony Berardino Sparky Bellardini Michael Baylor Mark Bonner Cheryl Brady Otis Braswell Andrew Boylan Diane Brennan Thomas Brinck 1 Julie Gratacos and Jim Morales SEninrs Shirley Bruen Candice Campbell Cory Bruscia Andrew Bruseo Wade Cardinal Rosa Caro Haydee Chaparro 133 )amie Scudder Seniors 'flU Barbara Chewey 1 k Minerva Chaparro Debra Clingenpeel Christopher Cicchetti Denise Clark Christopher Chiappa Mark Clint Darin Conklin Kevin Contessa I Margaret Corby 134 Timothy Cornine Gerardo Cuon Richard Dejesus Tijen Demirors Christina Dremousis 135 joAnn Dubenezic Andrew Dujack ► Maria Pappas, Patty Ostuni, and Alan Miller work in the A.F.S. concession stand. Sharifa Early Rose East ridge David Edwards Susan Edwards 136 )udy Effenberger Mary Ann Effenberger lanine Esposito Geraldine Fahy c I luan Figueroa loscelyn Fields Bridget Fuchs Arnaldo Gabriel k'' a 5 fl S L. □ f Ray Gardner 137 Anita Gonzalez Denise Grimes julianna Gratacos Daryl Dunn Franklin Guridys Darlenea Gwaltney Anna Maria Gyarmati Marlene Harris 138 Steven Harris Pamela Harsanyi ✓ Robert Horvath lames janone Andrea Johnson Denise Johnson Ann Johnston Diane Kaiser Cheryl Koznetski Debbie Kuntzelman Princess Lucy Ortiz Output 140 Jim Morgan Denise MacDonald Scott McDougall 1 Mark McKnight Francine Mericle Alan Miller' 142 143 Dawn Olsen Aida Orama Patricia Ostuni Carmen Ortiz Cynthia Owen Michelle Palmieri Randy Panick Maria Pappas Tyrone Parker 144 Robert Pieper Sandra Paschal Nydia Patino Nickolas Pittas Steve Harris Andres Pizarro Denise Post William Quinn joseph Regelski 145 Juan Rial Daniel Richards Anatilde Rios Michelle Rivera Charlann Rodonski Marina Rodriguez Judith Rogers At Left: Denise Johnson Carmen Ruiz mM, Lisa Rogalsky Michael Rutoski Javier Sanchez Judy Santiago lliana Sarduy Monica Santana Angela Sarnowski lamie Scudder Matt Shubilla jorge Silveira Doug Sliker William Sostak Edgardo Soto Andy Bruseo Dianna Stackhouse Michael Sweeney 1 Maricela Taulet i Lucia Tchinchinian 148 Madeline Torres Maria Ugalde lohn Van Ry Left: Doug Sliker, a man of culture I Enrique Velazquez Christina Van Arsdalei ' BEninrs 149 lose Villaneuva Betty Villarrubia Michelle Villarrubia Dean WardlowtX 2 Daniel Williamson Mary Vurko 150 UnprncESSEd Data Christina Zanotti Sandra Adams Alan Apgar Steve Coronel james Ford Edwin Figeroa Mary Ann Gladish Joseph Gola Laura Goldman Alice Gonzalez Dwayne Grimsley Edmund Kutsko William Lovenberg Montie McCarthy Jim Morales William Nieves Gus Paxos Peter Ryerson Kevin Simmons Mario Varga xchangE Here I was in August, with all my hopes, expectations and fears about the U.S.A. Here I was in Dover where nobody knew either me or my country, Turkey, which was partly the reason why I was here. It was such a strange feeling to be in a totally different society, where a totally different language is being spoken and where they have different traditions and customs - a new culture. At first, I had some hard times, of course, as all of us did, but there was always a perfect family, the Ander-sons, behind me through those times. I will always remember the kindness, patience and the tolerance they had. I have had such wonderful friends here that I have never felt alone. Friends that care about me, friends that I love and respect. Dover High is very different from my school. I am really impressed by the friendships between the teachers and the students and the great opportunities they are offered. This year is probably the most interesting and exciting year in my life. I will never forget the great city, New York. I thank everybody who helped me through this year: the AFS Club, all the wonderful people involved in AFS (E.D.) and all my friends. We AFS students have the best and the worst of times but, we always remember the good parts after all. Being here in the U.S.A. always made me very happy. Knowing that I won't be able to see any of my friends after I leave this country is such a sad feeling. Life is full of surprises and no one must be afraid of meeting new people and experiencing a new culture. Although it is not very easy, it helps us to know ourselves and our own culture better. Gorusmek Uzere (So Long) TIJEN 151 5eniars In Most Musical: jay Kshatri and Michelle Palmieri MOVIE: SENIOR FAVORITES: Officer and a Gentleman T.V. PROGRAM: Flashdance Risky Business General Hospital ACTOR: M.T.V. Benny Hill Richard Gere ACTRESS: Dustin Hoffman Clint Eastwood Genie Frances GROUP: Meryll Streep Barbra Streisand journey ALBUM: Def Leppard Quiet Riot Let's Dance - David Bowie SONG: Pyromania - Def Leppard Escape - journey Cum on Feel the Noise - Quiet Riot Modern Love — David Bowie Total Eclipse of the Heart -Bonnie Tyler Candid Most Likely to Succeed: Mark Cmarich and Dawn Alperti. Best All-Around: Bob Pieper and Lisa Rogalsky SPORT: POLITICAL FIGURE: TEACHER: CLASS: Football Soccer Softball Richard Nixon Ronald Reagan John F. Kennedy Mr. Riley Mr. Byrnes Mr. Sutton English History Math Best Dressed: Maritza Lorenzo and Chris Nor than 5Eninr H JUDY ACEVEDO: Spanish Club 1, Chorus 1, D.I.A. 4, Guidance Aide 4, Psychology Club 3. STACEY ACEVEDO: D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 3, 4 — Pres., Spanish Club 1, 2, Class Sec. 1, Basketball Stats 2, 3, 4, Resource Center Aide 1, 2, English Class Rep. 2, Powder Puff 3, 4, Chinese Auction Committee 4. LISA ALBANO: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 — V. Pres., Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treas. 3, D.I.A. 3, 4, Cheerleading 2. DAWN ALPERTI: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, G.A.P.P. 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Treas. 1, 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 2, 3, 4, Yearbook — Senior Section Editor 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, English Class Rep. 2, Basketball Stats 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4 — Chairman, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, 4, Psychology Field Work 4, Math Team 3, 4, Rutger's Scholar 3, National Honor Society 3, 4 — Pres., Powder Puff 3, 4, Chinese Auction Committee 4, Girls' State Nominee 3, Hair Show 4, Play Props 4. DAWN ANDREWS: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, D.I.A. Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 3,4, A.F.S. 1, 2. MIGUEL AGUILAR: Soccer 4. BOB APGAR: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3,4, Latin Club 1, 2. CARLOS ARANCIBIA: Soccer 3,4, Tennis 4. EVAN ARROYO: Wrestling 3, Cross Country 3, D.I.A. 3, HARRIET ARVANETES: Class Treas. 1, Tiger Pride 2, D.I.A. 2, 3, 4, Ashaki 2, 3, 4, Talent Act 2, 3, 4, Hair Show 3, Psychology Club 3, 4, Powder Puff 4. SANDRA AVILES: Spanish Club 1, 2, Hair Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Ashaki 2, International Dinner Performer 2, 3, Fashion Show 2. B SPARTACO BELLARDINI: Psychology Club 3, 4. MARK BONNER: Cross Country 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 — Co-Capt., A.F.S. 4, G.A.P.P. 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletics Anonymous 1, 2, Track 3, 4, German Club 1, 2, D.I.A. Bowling 4. ROBERT BAUN: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3. ANYD BOYLAN: Football 1, Wrestling 1, 2. OTIS BRASWELL: Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, D.I.A. 3,4, Fashion Show 3. LILLIAN BRENES: Track 1, Band 3, 4, Indoor Track 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 4, Reflections 3, Softball 2, 3, 4, Tiger Pride 1,4, D.I.A. 2, 3, 4. DIANE BRENNAN: Cheerleading 2, 4, Co-Capt. 1, 3, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 — Pres., Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Baseball Stats. 1, Class V. Pres. 1, Psychology Club 3, 4, Attendance Aide 1, Powder Puff 3, 4. LINDA BRIGANTI: Colorguard 2, 3, 4, Hair Show 3,4. TOM BRINCK: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, D.I.A. 4, German Club 1, Psychology 4. SHIRLEY BRUEN: Homeroom Treas. 1, 2, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4, Hair Show 3, 4, Tiger Pride 1, 3, 4, Baseball Stats 1, 2, Basketball Stats 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, Psychology Club 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, English Class Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Sec. 4, Office Aide 3, Powder Puff 4. 154 □irEctnrg CORY BRUSCIA: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 4. ANDREW BRUSEO: Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, French Club 1, 2, Psychology Club 3. c ROSA CARO: Office Aide 3. HAYDEE CHAPARRO: MINERVA CHAPAIRO: Guidance Office Aide 2. BARBARA CHEWEY: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Treas. 1, 4, A.F.S. 4, D.I.A. 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Reflections 3. DENISE CLARK: German Club 1, 2, Homeroom Treas. 3, D.I.A. 2, 3, 4, Class V. Pres. 2, Hair Show Model 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, Girls' State Alt. 3, Psychology Club Sec. 4, English Class Rep. DEBBIE CLINGENPEEL: D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Pride 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, Guidance Office Aide 1, 2, 3. MARK CLINT: Football 1, 2, 3,4. MARGIE CORBY: Girl's Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Powder Puff 3,4. TIM CORNINE: Football 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, Basketball 2, Track 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, G.A.P.P. 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 1, 2, Athletics Anonymous 1, 2, Psychology Club 4. ANDREW CORREA: Track 1, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, D.I.A. 3, Psychology Club 3. MARK CRNARICH: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Swimming 3, 4, Math Team 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Boys' State Delegate 3, Computer Club Pres. 4. MARANGELY CRUZ: Latin Club 1, Service Club 4, Psychology Club 4. GERARDO CUON: Baseball 1, Boys' State Alt. 3, Basketball 1, Yearbook Staff 4, A.F.S. 4, Homeroom Treas. 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Chinese Auction Committee 4, Prom Committee 4, Winter Track 4. □ RICHARD DEJESUS: Psychology Club 3, 4, Resource Center 4, Tiger Pride 3, Chinese Auction Committee 4, D.I.A. Bowling 4, Prom Committee 4. MIGDALIA DELVALLE: Hair Show 1, 2, 3, 4, International Dinner 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Ashaki 1, D.I.A. TI)EN DEMIRORS: Tennis 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Drama 1, 2, 3, School Play 4, Yearbook 4, A.F.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Computer Club 4, Psychology Club 4, Math Team 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 4, Colorguard 4, Jerseyman 4, Choir 1, 2, 3,4. CHRISTINA DREMOUSIS: Ski Club 2, 3, 4, D.I.A. 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club 1, Latin Club 2, Psychology Club 3, Tiger Pride 2, 3,4. JOANN DUBENEZIC: English Class Rep. 1, Cheerleading 1, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, 4, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 3, 4, Hair Show 3, 4, Chinese Auction 4, Football Stats 2, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, Ski Club 3,4. DARYL DUNN: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, D.I.A. 1, 2. VICKIE DURDUNAS: Tiger Pride 1, SoftbaH 1, Psychology Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, School Play 1, D.I.A. 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, Girls' State Ah. 3, Powder Puff 3. 155 E ROSE EASTRIDGE: Softball 3, 4, D.I.A. Bowling 3, 4, Psychology Club 4. DAVID EDWARDS: Basketball 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. SUSAN EDWARDS: Psychology 3, D.I.A. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 1, Softball 1, School Play 1, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 4, Girls' State Alt. 3, Key Club 2, Yearbook 4, Winter Track 4. JUDY EFFENBERGER: Tiger Pride 1, 2, Basketball 1, Latin Club 2, Psychology Club 3, D.I.A. 1, 2. MARY ANN EFFENBERGER: D.I.A. 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1. JANINE ESPOSITO: Cheerleading 1, Spanish Club 1, Tiger Pride 1, Psychology Club 3, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, D.I.A. 1,2, 4. F GERALDINE FAHY: Library Aide 1, Psychology Club 3. PATSY FEOLA: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Baseball 1, Wrestling 3, 4. IOSELYN FIELD: Color Guard 4, Softball 1, English Class Rep. 2, 3, Guidance 4, Main Office Aide 3, D.I.A. 3, Tiger Pride 3. BRIDGET FUCHS: Key Club 4, D.I.A. 4, Hair Show 3, 4. G ARNALDO GABRIEL: Soccer 1, 2, 3. RAY GARDNER: Sound Crew 1, 2, 3,4. IRMA GAVILANES: Llomeroom Treas. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Soccer 4, Colorguard 1, Class Treas. 4, French Club 1, 2, 3,4. VALERIE GERM: Girl's Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Soccer 4, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 1, 2, Psychology Club 3, 4 — Pres. BEN GILBERT: Football 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 1. ALICE GONZALEZ: Cheerleading 2, 3 — Capt. 4, Colorguard 2, Choir 1, 2, D.I.A. 2, 3, 4, Astronomy Club 3, Psychology Club 3. ANITA GONZALEZ: French Club 1, Spanish Club 4. JULIANNA GRATACOS: D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Cheerleading 3, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 3, Psychology Club 3. DENISE GRIMES: Colorguard 3, 4, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 2, 3, 4, Summer Exchange 3, Key Club 2, V.P. — 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, 4, Cross Country 2, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 3, 4, Chinese Auction 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. FRANKLIN GURIDYS: Basketball 1. DARLENE GWALTNEY: Basketball 1, 2, 3, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Psychology Club 3, Powder Puff 3, Tiger Pride 4. ANNA MARIA GYARMATIA: D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hair Show 3,4. H MARLENE HARRIS: Homeroom Treas. 1, 2, 3, 4, English Class Rep. 1, 2, 3, Cheerleading 1, 2, Ashaki 1, 2, 3, 4, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Hair Show 2, Fashion Show 2, French Club 1. PAMELA HARSANYI: Jerseymen 2, 3, 4 — Treas., A.F.S. 1, 2, 3, 4 — Sec., Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 — Co-Capt., Astronomy Club 2, Psychology Club 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Chinese Auction 4, Track and Cross Country Mgr. 1, 2, Tiger Pride 2, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4 — Faculty Editor, Girl's Citizenship Institute 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, National Honor Society 3,4 — V. Pres. 156 ROBERT HORVATH: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Co-Capt., Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Pride 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 — Treas., Ski Club 4. J JAMES JANONE: Sound and Light Crew 3, 4, Main Office Aide 3, Attendance Office Aide 3, D.I.A. 4. ANN JOHNSTON: Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Tiger Pride 3, 4, D.I.A. 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, Service Club 4. DEBBIE JONES: French Club 1, 2, 3 — Sec., 4, Ashaki 1, 2, Sec. 3, 4, Student Gov't Treas. 4, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 — Rec. Sec., Ski Club 1, 2, Psychology Club 3, 4 — Treas., Homeroom Treas. 3, 4, Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 3, Psychology Field Work 4, Nurse's Aide 4, Fashion Show 2, Powder Puff 3, Reflections 3, 4, Colorguard 1, G.A.P.P. 3, 4, Public Speaking 1, 2, 3, Attendance Aide 1, 2, 3, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4. GREG JOY: Football 1, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, English Class Rep. 3, D.I.A., Fashion Show, Volleyball. TIM JURKOVICH: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Tiger Pride 4, Chinese Auction 4. H DIANE KAISER: Softball 1, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Pride 1, Hair Show 3, 4, Spanish Club 1. BOB KASPER: Football 1, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4. ANNE KERNOR: English Class Rep. 1, 2, Cross Country 3, Spanish Club 3, Indoor Track 3, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec., Treas., D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletics Anonymous 3, Psychology Club 3, 4 — Program Director, Class Pres. 1, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Stats 2, Soccer 4 — Co-Capt., Homeroom Treas. 1. JAYANT KSHATRI: Basketball 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 -Pres., Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 2, 3, 4 — V. Pres., Jerseymen 3, 4, English Class Rep. 3, Cross Country 3, Yearbook Photography 3, 4 — Co-Editor, Math Team 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 — Pres., Tiger Pride 3, 4, Student Prints 3, Computer Club 4 — V. Pres., Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Jersey Boys' State 3, Rutger's University M.I.E.P. 3, Tennis 1, 2, Capt. 3, 4, St. Mary's College Invitational Honor Band 2, National Honor Society. DEBBIE KUNTZELMAN: D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, Basketball 1, Nurse's Aide 2, Soccer 4. L JOANNA LANE: Tennis 1, F.B.L.A. 1, Spanish Club 1, Service Club 1. KAREN LANE: Winter Track 2, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 2, Tiger Pride 3, Hair Show 3, Service Club 4. ALFONSO LOPEZ. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Psychology 3 Ski Club 3, 4. MARIBEL LORENZO: English Class Representative. MARITZA LORENZO: Ashaki 1, 2, Leader 3, 4, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 — Cor. Sec., Choir 3, 4, Fashion Show 2, 4, Hair Show 2, English Class Rep. 1. WASHINGTON LUCAS: Soccer 1, 3, 4. m DENISE MacDONALD: Band 1, 2, Wrestling Stats 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, D.I.A. Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Pride 3, 4, Cross Country Mgr. 4, English Class Rep. 2, Powder Puff 3, 4. DANA MASSUK: Class Treas. 2, Class Sec. 3, Tiger Pride 1, French Club 1, 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4 — Treas., Powder Puff 3, 4, D.I.A. 1, 2,4, Basketball 1, 2. SHARON MASTERSON: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Treas. 2, 3, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, Hair Show 3,4. 157 PATRICIA MASTRANGELO: Choir. HERIBERTO MATIAS: Bowling 3. SCOTT McDOUGALL: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, German Club 1, 2, English Class Rep. 2, 3, Tiger Pride 3, 4. MARK McKNIGHT: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 — Co-Capt., Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Team 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, German Club 1, 2, Athletics Anonymous 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANCINE MERICLE: Hair Show 3, 4, Astronomy Club 3, Office Aide 3. ALAN MILLER: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Psychology Club 3, National Honor Society 4, A.F.S. 2, 3, Boys' State Delegate 3. N THOMAS NEESHAM: Football 1, German Club 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, Boys' State 3. ED NICKEY: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. MILDRED NIEVES: D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hair Show 3, 4, Office Aide 1, 2, Ashaki 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Pride 1. STEVE NOEL: Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball I, Basketball 1, 3 — Mgr. CHRISTOPHER NORTHAN: D.I.A. 3, Football 1, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Latin Club 1, 3, English Class Rep. 3, Ashaki 1, 3, Psychology Club 3. □ DAWN OLSEN: Service Club 4, Key Club 2, 4, A.F.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, School Play 4, Choir 4, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2 — Mgr. Softball 1, Powder Puff 3, Attendance Aide 4, Psychology Club 4, G.A.P.P. 2, Usherette 4, Reflections 2, Rollerskating Club 2, Chinese Auction 4. AIDA ORAMA: Winter Track 1, 2, Spring Track 1, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Nurse's Aide 1, Service Club 4, Usherette 4, Powder Puff 3, 4. )OHN ORTIZ: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4. LUCY ORTIZ: Ashaki 1, 2, La'Amour 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Reflections 3, 4, Class V. Pres. 3, Student Government Pres. 4, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hair Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics 2, 3, 4, Tiger Pride 4, Psychology Club 4. PATTY OSTUNI: School Play I, 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 1, 2, 3, 4 — Treas., D.I.A. Bowling 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Reflections 1, 2, 4, English Class Rep. 2, Choir 2, 3, Parsons, Parsons 4, Tiger Pride 1, G.A.P.P. 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 1, 2, Psychology Club 4. CINDY OWEN: Band 1, 2, 3, Key Club 2, Tiger Pride 1, Attendance Aide 1, 2, 4. P MICHELLE PALMIERI: School Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Pres. 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Homeroom Treas. 1, 4, St. Elizabeth Art Seminar 2, 3, 4, Soccer Mgr. 1, Choir 1, 2 — V. Pres., 3 and 4 Pres., Tiger Pride 1, 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 1, 2, 3 — Treas., 4 — Pres., D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 — Treas., Who's Who in Music 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Chinese Auction Committee 4, Hair Show Model 2, 3, 4, Princeton Seminar 3, Psychology Club 4, G.A.P.P. 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, lerseymen 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4, RANDY PANICK: Football 1, 2, Ski Club 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Psychology Club 3. MARIA PAPPAS: Softball 1, Tiger Pride 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Prom Committee Chairman 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, 4, Homeroom Treas. 3, A.F.S. 3, D.I.A. 4, Powder Puff 3. TYRONE PARKER: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Bowling 4. ROBIN PARZERO: A.F.S. 3, 4, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hair Show 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, 4, Key Club 2, 4, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDY PASCHAL: Cheerleading 1, Sk. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, D.I.A. 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, Service Club 4. LISA ROGALSKY: Cheerleading 2, 4 — Co-Capt., Psychology Club 3, 4, D.I.A. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Tiger Pride 3, 4, A.F.S. 4, Class V. Pres. 4, Hair NYDIA PATINO: D.I.A. 2, 3, 4, Service Club 4. Show 3, Prom Committee 4. GUS PAXOS: JUDY ROGERS: English Class Rep. 1, 2, D.I.A. 1, 2, Hair Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics 1, Colorguard 1, 2, 3, Play BOB PIEPER: Key Club 2, 3, 4 — Pres., Spanish Club 1, 2, Ski Club 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, Boys' State 3, D.I.A. 3, 4, School Play 3, 4, English Class Rep. 3, Homeroom Treas. 1, Tiger Pride 3, 4, Chinese Auction 4, 1, Usherette 1, 2, 3. CARMEN RUIZ: Hair Show 3, Office Aide 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. PAULA RUIZ: French Club 3, 4, Guidance Aide 2, 3, Skating Club 2, Soccer Linesperson 3, Girl's Soccer 4 NICK PITTAS: D.I.A. 2, 3. ANDRES PIZZARRO: Soccer 1, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Skating Club 2, Psychology Club 3, 4, D.I.A. 3, 4. DONNA RUTKOWSKI: Tiger Pride 1, Colorguard 2 — Capt., 3, 4, D.I.A. 2, 4. DENISE POST: Psychology Club 3, 4, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 3, 4, D.I.A. 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Reflections 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Hair Show 3, 4, Jersey Girls' State 3, French Club 1. 5 Pi JAVIER SANCHEZ: Soccer 3, 4. JOE REGELSKI: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Tiger Pride 4. ILIANA SARDUY: Tiger Pride 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, Usherette 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Co-op Work Experience 2, 3. JUAN RIAL: Soccer 2, 3, 4. ANGELA SARNOWSKI: Latin Club 1, D.I.A. 1, 2, Tiger Pride 1, Psychology 3, 4. DAN RICHARDS: Baseball 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2. JAMIE SCUDDER: Choir 1, D.I.A. 1, School Play 1, Key Club 4, Psychology Club 3, 4, Usherette 2, 3, Reflec- MICHELLE RIVERA: Ashaki 1, 2, 3, 4, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 -V. Pres., Student Government V. Pres. 4, Hair Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee Chairman 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4, L'Amour 3, 4, Fashion Show 4, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, German Club 1, 2, English Class Rep. 1. tions 3, 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students. MATTHEW SHUBILLA: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, English Class Rep. 2, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 3, 4. JORGE SILVIERA: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 — Capt., Psychology Club 3, 4. CHARLANN RODONSKI: Co-op Work Experience 4, Service Club 4, Psychology Club 3, 4, Main Office Aide 2, Powder Puff 3. KEVIN SIMMONS: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, D.I.A. MARINA RODRIGUEZ: Tiger Pride 1, A.F.S. 4, Powder Puff 3, 4. DOUGLAS SLIKER: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball English Class Rep. 1, 2, 3, Tiger Pride 4, Psychology Club 3, 4. 159 MIKE SWEENEY: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Athletics Anonymous 1, 2, 3, 4, D.I.A. 3, 4, A.F.S. 4, Student Prints 4, Tiger Pride 4. DIANNA STACKHOUSE: D.I.A. 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Treas. 1, 3,4, A.F.S. 4, Attendance Aide 4. BETTY VILLARRUBIA: Nurse's Aide 1, Reflections 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, 4, Student Prints Sec. 3, D.I.A. 4. MICHELLE VILLARRUBIA: Nurse's Aide 3, Track 1, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, Guidance Aide 4, French Club 1, 3, 4, Hair Show 3, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4. T w KELLY TOOHEY: Psychology Club 3, 4, Service Club 4. DEAN WARDLOW: Student Prints 2, Bowling 3, 4, English Class Rep. 2. MADELINE TORRES: Choir 1, Latin Club 1, Co-op Work Experience 4, Usherette 4, Service Club 4. LISETTE TR A VERSO: Ashaki 1, 2, 4, English Class Rep. 2, Hair Show 3, 4, Fashion Show 2, Tiger Pride 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, Homeroom Treas. 1, 2. MYRNA TR A VERSO: Ashaki 1, Fashion Show 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Hair Show 3, 4, Homeroom Treas. 1, D.I.A. 1,2, 3. JOE WASKAS: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 3, 4, Math Team 4, Tiger Pride 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, 4. ELAYNE WILKERSON: Band 1, 2, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 4, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4. CAROL WILLIAMS: Office Aide 3, D.I.A. 1, 2. U DAN WILLIAMSON: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - V. Pres., Baseball 1, 3, Winter Track 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, Math Team 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Tiger Pride 4, Spring Track 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. JON UCALDE: Soccer 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4. MARIA UCALDE: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, 3,4, Psychology Club 3, Tiger Pride 1. V V MARYANN YURKO: D.I.A. 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, 4, Tiger Pride 1, 4. CHRIS VAN ARSDALE: Cheerleading 2, 3, Capt. 1, 4, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Girl's Softball Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Hair Show 3, 4, Resource Center Aide 1, 2. JOHN VAN RY: Cross Country 2, 3, Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Pride 4, Psychology Club 3, 4, Athletics Anonymous 1, 2, 3,4, D.I.A. 3, 4. ENRIQUE VELAZQUEZ: Baseball 1, 2. z TINA ZANOTTI: Colorguard 1, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3 — Capt., 4, D.I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, English Class Rep. 1, Homeroom Treas. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Reflections 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 3, 4, Hair Show 3, 4, Tiger Pride 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Powder Puff 3, Main Office Aide 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Stats 2, Yearbook 3, 4. 160 PRINTOUT: HDVERTI5EfTlENT5 PG. 1GE BDD5TER5 mi H5t4 V'V‘V-v, vv rv 4 i i • 161 1 ■MM ■MM MMNtaM Please Support the Following Establishments PETE’S PIZZA PARLOR 87 E. 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Wall Unde Erme Unde Floyd Show Uncle Gar UnderhJ Family, The Upshaw, Dottie Upshaw. Guy Upshaw, Michael Uptown Grl Urena Family. The Van Orden, K Vanguard Wants Duke' Varsity Swim Team - Traci Vasquez. .Annette Vasquez Carmen I Vasquez, Hector Vasquez Hector |r Venuto.Mr and Mrs Ben Vk and io Ann Vic and k Ann Vk and Jo Ann Vickie and Doan Vidert. Alberto Vidert. Stella Vidort.Eka Vilavicencio. Davy Vince 76 Vincent Vivian Loves Bob Vivno Floyd W-W-WW-Wifte WO Wagne Hwarx) Ursula Wagner.Petra Watdron Kelly Wanda arxl Manue We 'reUrvtcdAst x- - l)HS lives Wo I . V- F ooh Wei.. YouWiifCo Z We Love Nana and Nona We ll Miss the Baby heads' We're All Wasted' Weaglry. Donnie W Weaver, kx Weber. Mimt Wetnerman Family Wemerman. Jen Welch. Shirley Welsh. Charles What's Up Dubar When Where. Whoever. Wherever Where's Green Pond Ruud' Whiskey and Harley White H I Who Loves You Baby Wilcox. Mrs klaM Williams, Dotores Williams, Gayce M Williams. Walter I Wish You Sot ess on Your Fkg T Wisntrwski, F WoWl. Robert H Wottf-E WoodhiJ. Walt Wysocki. Helen X-mas at the Hiton' Yeah Freshmen' You Can't Stop R x k and Roll You Know What Ewoks Are' You're Never Too Young tor A H Young. Steve Yurko. lames B Z■ ICO Z-100 Worst to First Zawislak Mrs H Zeek. Mr and Mrs Douglas I 7th avige. Mr and Mrs ZoHoon. fixe 71 Top Rocks ZZ95FM Rocks 182 Editor's Statement As we started on the '84 Tiger our expectations were not of the highest degree. We had just said good-bye to long-term advisor, Mrs. Linda Reiners, who left to have her baby, Nicole Margaret, and welcomed in our inexperienced but extremely intelligent new advisor, Mr. Raymond T. Snyder. Mr. Snyder also took over the financial end of the yearbook from Mr. Fredriks. However, inexperience was not limited to Mr. Snyder; the majority of the yearbook staff was new to the art of yearbook production. Despite these obstacles, the '84 Tiger is proving to be one of the better yearbooks to be published for Dover High School. More ads were sold this year than in any recent year, more free yearbooks were earned by students selling boosters, and the staff met every deadline which is something that previous yearbook staffs had failed to do. Many long hours were spent by staff members and Mr. Snyder to create a book that would provide timeless memories to everyone who would read it. We would like to thank the people who contributed their valuable time and effort: George Franklin and his wife, Chris, our publisher representatives; Todd Tuttle, Michelle Anderson, and Tony Hein for inputing booster data into the yearbook computer; Mr. Gustafson for allowing us to share his most spacious office; all the teachers whose classes we and other staff members missed; and finally, the entire 1984 Tiger Yearbook Staff and our new advisor Mr. Raymond T. Snyder. Thanks for everything and may your memories be as wonderful as ours. Dawn Alperti jay Kshatri Co-Editors-in-Chief Colophon Printed by Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas, Texas. Serviced through the N. J. Taylor Service Center of Warren, N.j. Company Representatives are George and Chris Franklin. Cover, designed by Barbara Chewey, is Thermo-Screened. Book Binding is Smyth. Inside stock paper is 80 lb. enamel finish. Body type face reprinted in Optima 40 (op) Standard. Heading type face printed in Orbit 132 (or). Opening section color, Sunrise Red. Art work by Gerardo Cuon. Program Executed End 184