Jonathan Dayton High School - Regionalogue Yearbook (Springfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1977 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this library FREE PUBLIC UBfttKS SPRINGFIELD, N- J. Friendship A ruddy drop of manly blood The surging sea out weighs; The world uncertain comes and goes, The lover rooted stays. I fancied he was fled, And, after many a year, Glowed unexhausted kindliness Like daily sunrise there. My careful heart was free again — O friend, my bosom said, Through thee alone the sky is arched, Through thee the rose is red, All things through thee take nobler form And look beyond the earth, The mill-round of our fate appears A sun-path in thy worth. Me too thy nobleness has taught To master my despair; The fountains of my hidden lite Are through thy friendship fair. Ralph Waldo Emerson 3 JOSEPHINE ALACCO Finnie . . . found with Judy, Edda, Laurie, and Joanne . . . God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. . . . memories of Hawaii. ROBIN ALEXANDER A friend is someone who leaves you with all your freedom intact, — but obliges you to be fully what you are. 14 ANNE D. ANGLETON Loves talking, traveling, and people . . . That best portion of a good man ' s life — His little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and love. CYNTHIA ANTHONY Likes basketball and volleyball . . . The prayer I carry in my heart of love, and faith, and peace, I give to you with every hope that these will never cease. JODI ANZIS ode . . . listens to Loggins dessina, the Who, and Yes . . . nemories of summer ' 76, T-out, ora, and GSWF . . . Dave . Time makes you bolder, ven children get older, and I ' m etting older too. CARMEN G. APICELLA A football and track man . . . listens to the sounds of Charlie Daniels and Marshall Tucker . . . I ' m showering . . . memories of Hawaii ' 76 . . . plans to be a psychologist. DEBRA S. ARCIDIACONO Archie . . . loves Billy forever . . . enjoys gymnastics, onion rings, the races, and D.W. . . . October 21, 1974 . . . Happiest memories are those shared with the ones you love. 15 JAMES BABERNITSH Likes football and baseball . . . enjoys Italian food . . . listens to Kiss and Frampton. HAL ARNOLD Enjoys 7-up with a whopper . . . listens to Pink Floyd, Wings, and the Beatles . . . seen at Rich ' s house with Rich, Tom, Mike, John, Jeff, Jay, Dan, and Gary. JEFF BAHR Enjoys hockey, skiing, fishing, and boating . . . likes Italian food . . . seen with Jimmy and John . . . remembers all the summers at the shore. ILENE ARNOLD Arnie ... an energetic, conscientious person . . . Arts, sciences, sports . . . If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. (Thoreau) 16 JODY BAKER Listens to America and Elton John . . . Hope for the best, expect the worst, and take whatever comes . . . remember summer of ' 76, happiness and sadness spent with F.F., Judes R.K., J.C., and M.K. DAVID BARANEK Will always remember the friends at the church and in Springfield . . . New York Yankees 1976 World Champs . . . memories of Karen . . . 6 10 75 . . . looking forward to cross country trip. TAMARA BASSILLO Tammy . . . enjoys water skiing and partying . . . seen with Karen, Chick, and Klueber . . . It seems I ' m someone today when I ' m happy, a different person than yesterday when I was sad. CAROL BARBERIO Life is a gift. Gifts are love. Love is peace. Peace is happiness. Happiness is friends, and friends are forever. . . . memories of summer ' 76 DAVID BATTEN Every measure undertaken with temerity is liable to be perplexed with errors and punished with misfortune. JAMES FREDERICK BARRETT II Active in Key Club and band . . . enjoys fishing . . . seen with Rob, Craig, Brian, Warren, and Andy . . . He who expects nothing is never disappointed . . . remembers Philly ' 75 and Virginia ' 76. 17 BRIAN BAUMRIND Active in Key club, band, and Dipper floor hockey . . . seen with Rich, Andy, Jim, Phil and Steve . . . It is not enough to do good, one must do it the right way. . . . remembers the glass-in ' s, band trips, and conventions. ANN MARIE BELENETS I have learned that there are no limits to my efforts, unless I limit myself . . . seen with Cindy, Patti, Kathy, and Sheri . . . summer of 76, shore, sunglasses, cruising, subs, and motorcycling. PATRICIA ANN BERGESKI Loves the Beach Boys and Oldies . . . seen with Willie, Sue, Rudy, and Karen . . . will always remember summer of ' 75, Put Your Head on my Shoulder . . . Sha Na Na 8 2 75 . . . Too Bad BRIAN ROBERT BELLIVEAU Bells . . . football, track, dipper hockey, Varsity Club, . . . bluegrass, agriculture, accounting . . . listens to Bill Monroe and his Bluegrass Boys . . . seen with Clint, Stad, John, Web, Herk . . . will remember Wild Bill, Mr. T , and Bob. DINA BENNO Active in concert choir, student auxiliary . . . likes tennis, horseback riding, traveling, English, and history . . . plans on going into business administration . . . will remember TK always. 18 w •• :•• ••• •• - : MICHAEL BLACKMAN Defense . . . can be found at Laurel Park or Fred ' s . . . can ' t forget those rats with hats or that blue Mach I . . . Peterbuilt for sure STEVEN BLEZNICK Blez . . . loves to travel . . . seen with Brian, Barry, and Christo . . . What ' s up buddy? . . . remembers summer of ' 75 and 8 26 76 . . . future holds college and opening a business of his own. ROBERT BLABOLIL AMY BETH BLOOM Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore. LORI ANN BLOCH Desire and curiosity are the two eyes through which one sees the world in the most enchanted colors. 19 WAYNE BOETTCHER PAUL HOWARD BREDLAU Breddy . . . found at the truck with Chuck and Rob and everyone else . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd, Hot Tuna, and the Dead are tops . . . memories of summers 73-76, and the Frampton, Yes concert . . . Andrea . . . future holds Para-Medics. MARK BORKOWSKI Borkow is seen with Joan and Jerry. . . likes the works of J. R.R. Tolkien and M.C. Escher . . . listens to BeBop Deluxe and Eno . . . will never forget his Triumph GT6. REGINA BRENNAN Some men see things as they are and say why, I dream things that never were and say why not? . . . memories of 5 7-9 76. JOAN BORNSTEIN Barbara, Stacey, Nancy . . . friends forever . . . Happiness isn ' t something you experience, it ' s something you remember . . . remembers Union, Florida, friends, license . . . Mom, Dad, and Carl are the best! THOMAS BRENNAN Likes Basketball, Weightlifting, and girls . . . hates homework . . . listens to the Eagles and Springsteen . . . found with Mike, Hal and Rich . . . memories of the summer of ' 76 . . . college lies in the future. 20 JEFFREY BROMBERG Likes shore, girls, pizza, and Beck ' s beer . . . listens to Jethro Tull and the Allman Brothers . . . seen at Laurel Park and Fred ' s with regulars . . . friends are Sid, Mike, Alan, Bob, and Laurel boys . . . memories of freshman sports. WARREN BROMBERG Don ' t let school interfere with your education . . . will remember arriving atop Kilimanjaro and rooming with a member of the Klu Klux Klan on a National Science Foundation Program . GERI BROSS Perhaps we may never know what we are searching for, but in time we will be closer to our dreams . . . will remember Edna , Frampton ' 75, E and OYERV, and Colonia. SHARON BROWN Loves Hall Oates and the Stones . . . will never forget summer of ' 76 . . . Shower the people you love with love, and show them the way that you feel. G.S.W.F. DOMINICK BRUCCOLERI Likes track and soccer, partying, Italian food, Yes and Jethro Tull . . . seen at Scappy ' s with Ray and Matt . . . memories of ' 76 Hawaii trip with Mr. Scoca and family. STUART BRUMER Likes Dan Fogelburg, Jackson Browne . . . friends include Espo and Bobbie . . . Love when you can, cry when you have to, Be who you must, it ' s a part of the plan. . . . summer of ' 76. 21 Try and beat this one! DEBRA SUSAN BURGESS Burg . . . Drill Team Capt. and past Student Auxiliary Pres. . . .April 10, 1976. . .band trips, summer of ' 76, and the proms were tops! . . . seen with Gwyn, Kathy, Lori, and Sheri. BRYANT BURKE A football captain . . . enjoys baseball and water skiing . . . likes the sounds of Jackson Browne, and CSN Y . . . found with Brandon and Ralph . . . memories of Skaneateles Lake . . . law in the future. 22 CAREN ELIZABETH BUTHMANN German and National Honor Societies . . . college in the future . . . We live in the time, and the past must always be the most momentous part of it. . . . fond memories of summer ' 76. MARTIN BYK A member of The Oblies, Juan Bond enjoys torture on a mass scale . . . future plans include fulfilling future plans . . . listens to The Ramones, Krupa, Be Bop Deluxe . . . memories of Teresa. ■■■■■■■■■Hi KAREN JANE CANTAGALLO Active in Fellowship and Pep Club . . . loves tacos . . . Of all the things you wear, your expression is the most important. . . . memories of freshman year ' 74 and retreats. JOHN CARRIS Likes having fun, going to parties, and girls . . . listens to Bowie . . . friends include Mark, Matt, Joe, Frank, Barry, Kenny, Gordon, and Chris . . . will always remember Wilson field. 23 MICHAEL CARROLL Track . . . seen at Deerfield with Gambs, Steve, Chimp, and Frank . . . likes pizza . . . memories of high school years . . . future engineer. GINO CIRCELLI Active in football, basketball, and baseball . . . Likes cars, hunting, fishing, and music . . . favorites are the Beatles, Peter Frampton, Led Zeppelin, Elton John, Kiss, Bad Company . . . hangs out at Washington School. JAMES CHRISTODOULOU Jamie . . . likes scuba diving, fears mountain climbing but does it anyway . . . won ' t forget Europe and midnight tour of Harlem . . . eats everything digestible . . . You only live once ELIZABETH CICALESE Chick . . . friends include Karen, Regina, Tammy, Prez, and Sally . . . How fortunate are those who share the blessing of friendship. . . . remembers summers of ' 75 and ' 76. 24 KURT CHRISTOFFERS Loves the shore, good jazz and blues, drinking, new people and new places . . . Let us not go where the path is, but rather, go where the path isn ' t, and leave a trail. DAVID CITRON Into skate boards, drums, Yes, and Kansas . . . fondly remembers Marching Band — Philly ' 75, Virginia ' 76, and Band Camp . . . will never forget Lorraine and Valerie . . . definitely heading for California. KAREN E. CLARKE We are such stuff as dreams are made on; and our little life is rounded with a sleep. CHRISTOPHER CLUNIE Alice . . . active in track . . . likes Alice Cooper, Black Sabbath, and Clint Eastwood movies . . . seen at the White Castle and the shore with Bells the Hermit, Stad, Bones, and Gwynn . . . will never forget Ortley ' 76, Fred ' s during lunch, and the Yankee ' s winning the pennant. 25 DEBORAH LYNN CLICKENGER Click . . . interested in horseback riding, guitar, and flute . . . He whose face sheds no light shall never be a star. . . . remembers Band and being Drum Majorette, Junior Prom ' 76 and Gary. FRANCOIS COELHO Soccer and broad jumping . . . enjoys good rock tunes and good movies . . . partial to lobster, lollipops, Eagles, E.L.O, and C.C.R. . . . seen at Deerfield . . . friends include everybody . . . will remember Europe and Hoboken ' 75. AMY COHEN ROBERT COHEN Until the distance had shown Life is a challenge — challenge how the road remains alone, now it! I ' m looking in my life for a truth that is my own. Jackson Browne. ALAN CONST ANTIAN German Club power politics, Explorers, YMCA Youth Government Programs . . . future in optometry and politics . . . No problem and God works for those who work for peace . . . memories of Coburg ' 76 and canoe trips. I ' ll catch you yet DIANE COLLINE Michael . . . seen with Donna, Kathy, Bite . . . memories of summers of ' 75 and ' 76, March 17, ' 76 . . . likes Italian food . . . listens to Beach Boys, Jefferson Starship, Carole King . . . future in nursing. STEPHEN CONSTAS Active in Chorale and the bike shop . . . future in business . . . likes The Who, Jethro Tull, and Alice Cooper . . . friends with Andy, Rich, Joe, Mark . . . will never forget the summer of ' 76. 26 ROBERT CONTE Active in football, hockey, and track . . . White Castle burger ' s are 1 . . . listens to Bowie and Allman Brothers . . . can be found at Fred ' s with Bob, Graz, Pacifs ' , and the Laurel boys . . . It ' s a crime! . . . remembers freshman basketball and the Pine line. Oh, but I will take your picture. PETER COOK Pizza, strawberry shakes are the best . . . swimming, rifle shooting . . . Al, Frank, and Kevin . . . summer ' 76, Stone Harbor the greatest . . . Wants to travel in Europe and live in the Pacific. MITCHELL COOPER Listens to the music of The Allman Brothers Band . . . can be seen at Laurel Park or Fred ' s . . . likes White Castle and its good food . . . Do the least and obtain the most. SUSAN CORTER Loves dancing . . . Alice Cooper and Led Zeppelin . . . Bob, Gayle, Lisa, Lois, Cara, Debbie, Diane, Lori, Rudy, Patty, Sue, Beth . . . Don ' t look too far for happiness, it ' s right outside your back door. 27 HENRY DAAS Active in baseball and varsity club . . . listens to Aerosmith, Alice, and Elton . . . seen at Deerfield or Perkins . . . seen with Frank, Gambs, Wally, Lance Link and Al . . . Memories of London 76, Ortley Beach, and Ed ' s Chem tests. • v MICHAEL DACHILLE JAMES CROWLEY THOMAS D ' ANDREA Aerosmith, Black Sabbath, and Frampton sound the best . . . can be seen with Nancy, Bill, David, and Mike . . . JV Basketball will always be remembered. 28 LORI FRANCES DANIELCZYK I get by with a little help from my friends, Susie, Patty, Bette . . . To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield. . . . memories of sub-juniors, summers of ' 74— ' 76, being twins . ANDREW DECTER Andy . . . Active in Dayton Journal and Key club . . . sounds of Starship, Eagles, and America . . . found with Brian, Rich and Steve . . . The road to success is always under construction . . . memories of New Orleans ' 75 . . . future in law or accounting. GREGG CAMERON DeANGELIS D. A. . . . Activities are soccer and track . . . interests are skiing, the Capri, and architecture . . . enjoys Italian food and sounds of the Who, Uriah Heep, E.L.P. . . . friends are Rich, Ed, Tom and Bob. KATHY DeFINO Capt. of flag squad . . . likes to ski . . . seen with Lira, Barb, Debbie, and Wendy . . . Philly ' 75 and Poconos ' 76 will always be remembered . . . future includes college, travel, and work with children. FREDERICK DEBBIE Interests are skiing, partying . . . beer, pizza, Led Zeppelin, and the Allman Bros, are favorites . . . found at Matt ' s, Larry ' s . . . friends are Matt, Barry, Billy, Finnie, Frank, Danny, Larry, Mark, Chris, Po . . . Judy . DEBORAH SUE DIAMOND Debbie . . . plans to attend college . . . will always remember Florida ' 76 and the Catskills ' 75. 29 ANDREW DOBIN Active in Key Club . . . enjoys playing the sax, jazz music . . . There ' s so much left to know and I ' m on the road to find out. NANCY DOW Active in CYO, band, German club, and both German and National Honor Societies . . . The happiest people seem to be those who have no particular reason for being happy, except that they are. Future in helping children. CYNTHIA J. DORIO Cindy . . . enjoys skiing . . . Beautiful yesterdays are today ' s fondest memories. . . . J.R.K., skiing ' 74, Maine ' 76, and beautiful memories with Mark will always be remembered. HOWARD DRUCKER Chorale . . . interests are radio and TV broadcasting, writing short stories . . . We ' re all Bozos on this Bus . KAREN DOUGHERTY Piano, music, and Joe ... I believe that the reason of life is for each of us simply to grow in love. 30 PATRICIA DUFFY I do my thing and you do yours I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not here to live up to mine. You are you and I am I. Actually I ' ve been considering a career with the Bolshoi ballet THADDEUS ARTHUR DUTKOWSKI Likes history, bowling, and fried chicken . . . listens to Eagles and Jim Croce . . . seen with Wild Bill and Fabo . . . Find a mission in life and take it seriously. . . . memories of Spain and Poland ' 76. LAUREEN EICK For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. 31 PHILIP EFFRON Likes math, Science, and German . . . seen with Rich, Warren, Brian, . . . Speak but little and well, if you would be esteemed as a man of merit. MARK ENGELHARDT Right behind you I see the millions On you I see the glory From you I get the opinions From you I get the story. Peter Frampton GWYN ENGLISH Pres. Drama Club — Thespian Society . . . If only all the hands that could reach, could touch. . . . memories of trips to Germany and Poland, Arsenic and Old Lace, and You Can ' t Take it with You. NORA ENIS Music, art and partying take up her time ... I am on a lonely road, and I am traveling, looking for the key to set me free. . . . good times forever GSWF. PETER EPISCOPO Spends time playing guitar and keyboards; writing music . . . sounds of Kansas and Genesis . . . Welcome to the party, we ' re all just papers in the winds. . . . the Kansas Concert. DENISE ESKOFF Just do the steps that you ' ve been shown — by everyone you ' ve ever known — until that dance becomes your very own . . . KELLY EVANS Kelly enjoys skiing and tennis . . . can be found with Alan and Steph. SINABALDO FABIANO Aldo . . . enjoys bowling, fishing, and hamburgers . . . listens to the Rolling Stones . . . seen at 7-1 1 . . . friends are Bob, Greg, Thad, Bill. 32 DAVID FALCONE Dave enjoys Hockey, scuba diving, music, and concerts . . . listens to Jethro Tull, Zepplin, and Pink Floyd . . . friends include Jeff, Bob, Web, Clunie, and Barry . . . All you need is weed . . . will never forget the Tull concert. SUSAN FERN Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow — Leave things of the future to fate; What ' s the use to anticipate sorrow? Life ' s troubles come never too late! future in veterinary medicine. JOANNE FALSO Likes working in the Health Office, badminton, and volley ball . . . interests include drawing and cartoonism . . . listens to James Taylor, Greatful Dead, and Led Zepplin . . . seen with Gail, Jean, Ann, and Cindy . . . The easiest way to get around is with a friend. GAIL FIGLUILO Fig . . . active in 10:10 Social Club at VF . . . seen with Mary, Jeff, Patti . . . will remember summer of ' 75. HILARY FEIG Friends include Robyn, and other special people . . . To have a friend is to be a friend . . . fond memories of USY especially ' 75 . . . future in law. BRUCE FISCHER Involved in Spanish Club, Medical Careers Club . . . likes ice cream, pizza . . . James Taylor, Dan Fogelberg, CSN Y . . . friends are John, Eric, Bob . . . won ' t forget summer of ' 76, Kutz. 33 LEROY FLEISCHER Activities are Key Club, Science Club, Medical Careers Club . . . interested in science and sports . . . sounds of Chicago. ' Huh? Wadja just call us? V A STEPHANIE FORMAN Steph enjoys skiing and flying . . . ambition is to become a pilot . . . spare time spent daydreaming and partying . . . memories of being with her friends. WENDY ANN FRANCIS Desires to make money and buy a Grand Prix . . . sounds of Beach Boys, Rodd Stewart, Jeff Beck . . . seen with Murph, Ribby, D.N., Grimmal, Arnie . . . won ' t forget freshman study, L.A. 1 10 75 in Caldwell. DAVID FRANK 34 I never knew these sex-ed books were so descriptive. JOSEPH FRANK Joe is active in soccer . . . loves European food . . . listens to Bread and CS.N. Y . . . seen with Laurie, Brian, and Chris . . . memories of 1974-1975 with Laurie P. ELLEN FRIED Better by far should you forget and smile, than that you should remember and be sad. . . . memories of junior year Botany and the summer of ' 76 . . . college and a career ahead. SHERI FROST Favorite groups are Led Zeppelin and the Beatles . . . can be seen with Sue, Gwyn, Debbie, Ann, and Cindy . . . will always remember the summer of ' 76 and the chorale retreat. 35 MARY KATE FUNCHEON Last seen headed for the shore . . . Enough of science and of art; Close up those barren leaves; Come forth and bring with you a heart that watches and receives. LINDA JOYCE GECKER I can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses. RICHARD GALINKIN Enjoys baseball, microbiology, and coin collecting . . . loves eating Big Macs . . . listens to Black Sabbath . . . friends with Greg, the Grants, Herb, and Mike . . . will never forget his acetone fire in biology. WILLIAM GASSLER Active in German Club . . . interests include sports cars and model railroading . . . likes Chicago, Yes, and Frampton . . . friends include Gordon, George, Mike and Ed . . . Pack it in! Indeed! 36 BRANDON GAMBEE Key man in football and track . . . listens to Alice Cooper . . . friends are Bones , Martian , Dick, and Burky . . . will remember Mr. Tag., Mr. Jones, Suburban Conference meet and everything else we won. JOEL GELWARG BONNIE GELTZEILER Loves people . . . If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words. . . . memories of fun times with friends. ERIC GEIGER Sausage sandwiches, pizza are favorites . . . sounds of Yes . . . seen at Fred ' s . . . friends are John, Bob . . . Part of life is learning to laugh . . . remembers a certain flagpole at Ruby Field, summer — the shore. LAURIE GERSTEIN Bulldog . . . My dreams are with the seagulls, as they circle through the air; Like the dolphin ' s playing in the sea, It ' s all a promise to be free . . . fine memories of friends, France, the shore, and backpacking. 37 SUSAN GIBSON Susie . . . active in French Club . . . seen with Lori and Nancy . . . Many are our joys in youth . . . memories of Beach Haven and twins . ROBERT GILBERT German club pres. . . . Arsenic and Old Lace, cross country escapades, and Kismet . . . likes inspiring music and oatmeal . . . friends include Kris, Gwyn, John, and Bill . . . The great use of a life is to spend it for something that outlasts it . . . memories of 3 12 76 and fun in Germany. ARNOLD GIORDANO ROBIN JAMS GLASER Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead Just walk beside me and be my friend. ROBERT GOENSE in $5J 1 ■ SHARI GOLLX? Don ' t give up until you drink from the silver cup, you never know until you try. Hang in there, it ' s almost over! 38 I guess he ' s not high?!? LARRY GOLDBERG JEFFREY GOLDNER GREGORY GOLDSTEIN obster and pizza are his favorites Likes partying and water skiing . . listens to the sounds of Tull . . . favorite music groups are ind Yes . . . plans a future in Todd Rudgren and Steely Dan. msiness. 39 BARRY GOLER Look with your understanding, find out what you already know and you ' ll see the way to fly. LAWRENCE GRANT Likes football, track and auto mechanics . . . pizza is the best . . . sounds of Kiss . . .Hangs out at 7 eleven with Gino, Dave, Frank and Mike. DOUGLAS GRANT PAUL GREENBERG Active in the Key Club . . . Interested in scouting and foreign travel ... I am always trying . 40 RICHARD GREER Interested in hockey, tennis and girls . . . loves pizza and hamburgers . . . listens to Jethro Tull and the Who . . . seen at the Park . . . There ' s a lot of pleasure in doing what you ' ve been told couldn ' t be done . . . memories include California and the summer of ' 76. RENEE GRIMALDI Cherish your yesterdays; Dream your tomorrows; But live your todays. ROBERT GUIDA We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us on what we do. KATHY ANN GRIMM Loves swimming and travel . . . favorite music groups include David Bowie, Jefferson Starship, and the Beach Boys . . . memories of freshman study hall and Bermuda . . . future plans include college and California. JOHN GUILIANA Active in varsity club and track team. Italian food is the best . . . listens to the Beach Boys . . . friends with Jay and the Punk . . . If all else fails, follow directions. STEVEN GROSSMAN Key Club member . . . interested in racing, sports and billiards . . . bagles, lox, and cream cheese are the greatest . . . sounds of the Beach Boys, and Boy Dylan . . . seen with Steven, Mike, Dave, and Jeff . . . Really . . . the weekend of 4 2 72 will always be remembered. DANA HAIKEN Michael . . . will always remember Phily, Virginia and A-stute . . . You have the freedom to go where you wish and be what you are. 41 SHEILA HALE Interested in modeling and travel . . . favorite foods include spaghetti, shrimp and pizza, listens to the Stylistics, Chilites, and Maynard Ferguson . . . seen with D. J. and Michele . . . will never forget travel with Drup Corp, Ohio 74 Mass ' 75 and summer of July 71. LORRAINE HANBICIKI Co-captain of the flag squad . . . Seen with Lorraine, Wendy, Teri, and Teresa. Will never forget the Junior prom, and the band trips to Philly 75, Virginia 76. Future plans include a career in teaching. PAMELA HAMILTON These memories are a sunset, the end of a beautiful day, but a golden sunrise of what the future holds . WENDI BETH HAMMER Pep Club pres . . . member of Spanish National Honor Society . . . Live one day at a time. JAMES D. HANCOCK A track man who listens to the Eagles and Frampton . . . hangs out at Deerfield and Perkins with Bones, Nate, Hank, Martian, Gambs, and Stickman. 42 MICHAEL HARMON ALISON HART Involved in Chorale, musicals, band, jazz dancing and German club . . . remembers Poland and Germany ... A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. ROBIN HAYES Memories to my family and Roland . . . If memory be joy, I will remember you. If hate be the cause, I will better myself. If communication be expressed, let me speak, And, if love be life, let me live forever. SUSAN ANN HELLER To forget a friend is sad. Not everyone has a friend. DIANE HEINZE Though the other side is just the same, you can tell my dream is real. 43 ANDREW HERKALO Varsity club secretary . . . football, basketball and outdoor track . . . hangs out at Deerfield with Bones, Stad, Bells, Alan, Frank, and Phil . . . memories of being a member of the track team that was Suburban Conference Champs in ' 75. MARCI HERZLINGER Keep your head towards the sunshine and the shadows will fall behind you . . . B.R.W.C. . . . G.S.W.F. RICHARD HERSH Key Club . . . likes to shoot pool and bowl . . . listens to Fleetwood Mac, Queen, and Jethro Tull . . . friends with Andy, Bob, Brian, Phil, and Steve . . . plans to be a meteorologist. PETER HESS All the world ' s a stage And all the men and women, merely players; They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts. 44 SUSAN HERSHMAN To believe and to be confident is the total high. . . . Europe and summer of ' 76 will never be forgotten . . . future in nursing. DAVID HETZEL New Jersey District Key Club International Sect, . . . Spanish National Honor Society . . . Fond memories of Mount Airy Lodge and Summer ' 76 and Tamiment JAMS HIRSCHBERG Enjoys being with NOD, G.B. and The Bells . . . If you reach out to be some one else you ' ll never reach it. But if you reach out to be yourself then you ' ve reached it. ALISA HOCKSTEIN Seen with Robin (Elsie) and Dina (T.T.) . . . iaaag . . . The greatest thing you ' ll ever learn, Is just to love, And to be loved in return. KEVIN HOFSAS ' School is a mandatory misery. HEIDI HONECKER We ' re all searching for a paradise, it ' s something you remember having once, never realizing you had it then. . . . fond memories of Hawaii, Ortley Beach, and the summer of ' 76 . . . Rick . . . 7 30 76. MURRAY INDICK Active in musicals, Chorale, and Key Club . . . Poland 1976 . . . Although human life is priceless, we always act as if something had an even greater price than life . . . But what is that something? ALAN INSELBERG Active in wrestling and Lacrosse . . . interested in camping and biking . . . listens to America . . . hangs out at the basket and drive-in with John, Ken, Don, Robin, Amy, Barry, and Lucy . . . memories of Frost Valley and Betsy. 45 MICHAEL IRENE You who are on the road Must have a code that you can live by And so become yourself Because the past is just a good-bye. JOHN IRWIN Active in Varsity Soccer, skiing, and floorball . . . likes seafood . . . listens to Peter Frampton, David Bowie, and Chicago . . . hangs out at Deerfield . . . memories of Colorado, Nantucket Island, and the C.Y.O. ski trip ' 75. PETER JACQUES Phil . . . interested in the NY Yankees . . . Elvis . . . friends include Mac, Kron, and Herk . . . You look at something and say why, I look at it and say why not . . . memories of Sunny, Greeks, London, and Jr. year. NANCY JANUKOWICZ Nan likes the ocean, sunsets, and pretzels . . . Fond memories of times spent with her friends . . . Hopes to live a happy life . . . Remember yesterday, live for today, and hope for tomorrow. 46 DEBRA JOSEPH Active in band . . . enjoys music, art and junk food . . . listens to the music of Earth, Wind and Fire . . . seen with Kim, Sheila, Barb, and Marci . . . will always remember the summer of ' 76 and Philadelphia ' 75. THOMAS KAELBLEIN Active in bowling . . . Interested in engineering and auto-mechanics . . . likes Italian food and the sounds of Chicago. MICHAEL KANE Listens to the sounds of Bob Dylan and Billy Joel . . . Whatever road you choose to hike, Whatever bridge you choose to cross, Whatever you do, Do your own thing. PAUL KANENGISER Enjoys playing Tennis . . . listens to Traffic and the Beatles . . . future at B.U. or North Eastern . . . will always remember the summer sailing at Tabor Academy . . . High, whats happening. 47 RICHARD KAPLAN SIDNEY KAUFMAN Active in soccer . . . listens to Jethro Tull and The Greatful Dead . . . can be found at Laurel Park with Mike, Duffy, Animal, and the rest of the gang . . . What is your geisha? VICKI LEIGH KAPLAN All the world ' s a stage And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts. DEBORAH KARMAZYN Horses . . . listens to Bob Dylan, Linda Ronstadt, and Loggins and Messina . . . seen with Mary, Flo, Dolorese, and Robin . . . memories of Mr. Fox ' s class and his shield . . . Certain things time can only repair. PAULINE KAUFMAN Love when you can, Cry when you have to, Be who you must, that ' s a part of the plan. . . . memories of London, the summer of 76, Ortley Beach, 8 4 76. 48 KATHLEEN KELLY Kathy . . . Cheerleader Co-Cap- tain loves partying and being with Robert . . . memories of New Years ' 76 . . . Life is beautiful when you can share it with some- one you love. JOHN KELLY Jack is active in MVP Champion- ship hockey . . . White Demons . . . listens to Hendrix, Zappa, and Todd . . . seen with Carol, Snow, Rob, Max, and Greg . . . I knew it . MARCIE KAVEBERG Time is forever, but a moment once past is forever gone. . . . memories of the summer of ' 76, FG, and 7 29 76. CHARLES KIELL Student Council President . active in track . . . No man is an island No man stands alone Each man ' s joy is joy to me Each man ' s grief is my own. JOHN KING 49 LISA JANE KISSEL Tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yes- terday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. . . . memories of the summer of ' 76 and Fellowship retreats. CRAIG KLAFTER Interested in fishing and art . . . Listens to Jethro Tull, Yes, and Led Zeppelin . . . It ' s only the giving that makes you what you are. DAVID KLINGSBERG Digs the sounds of Rosty, Ois- trakh, and the Cleveland under Szell . . . seen at the Juilhard School . . . Time is the most valuable thing a man can spend. LORI KLEIN Enjoys surfing, skate boarding, and traveling . . . eats spaghetti and banana splits . . . listens to the Beach Boys . . . seen with Cindy, Beaner, Marie, Marcie, Chip, and Walter . . . memories of D.J. ' s , Seaside ' 76, Beaner ' s pool, and July ' 75 . . . Ya wanna go to the moon? DIANE KLEUBER Enjoys partying and being with Kevin . . . listens to Rod Stewart and the Stones . . . will never for- get the summer of ' 76 . . . A friend is someone who knows all about you and still likes you. 50 RICHARD J. KLURSTEIN Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while try- ing to succeed. Look! Up in the sky! It ' s a ELIZABETH P. KNODEL Fond memories of the summer of ' 75 . . . I ' ve been so many places, I ' ve seen so many things, I know love is the answer. GERALDINE KOLL With every end there comes a new beginning . . . L.B.K., tooie, Oscars, R.T.J. . . . thanks Goodbye . . . ERIC KORLEY Harpo, Corky, Korley and some- times Eric . . . spends lots of time watching old comedy flicks . . . likes American food only . . . School was nice, but that ' s it. 51 KAREN KOZUB Seen with Chick, Regina, Tammy and Debbie . . . will always re- member the jewels , trip to Ha- waii and Debbie . . . You ' ll find that life is still worth while, if you just smile. RICHARD LAIRD GARY KRUG ROBERT LAMPORT Enjoys track and Italian food . . . Led Zeppelin is number 1 . . . can be found at Irwin coli- seum with Chips, Bruce, John, and Steve. 52 PATRICIA ANN LASIEWSKI Patty can be found with Kathy, Cindy, Ann and Lori . . . Dead Ends . . . Sunglasses . . . sub-jun- iors . . . The years may pass and we may part but the memories of our friendship will always re- main. . . .Summer of ' 76 will al- ways be remembered. CHARLES LEEDY Chips . . . likes cars and beer. CAROL LAWYER Active in coaching softball and G.AA. . . . interests in camping, sports, and just having fun . . . Hangs out in the Health Office . . . will never forget the summer of ' 76. SHERI ROBIN LEHRMAN Will never forget U.S.Y . . . Don ' t set a goal you cannot reach, Don ' t be a loner, don ' t be a leach — Rather be who you are and the goals you set won ' t seem so far. 53 ALAN LAYTON Active in wrestling and soccer . . . 8 4 76 . . . will never forget London . . . the summer of ' 76 and the shore. AMY LEIBOWITZ Memories of the summers ' 75 and ' 76, the shore, concerts and parties . . . The Rolling Stones are the best . . . Bean . . . You can ' t al- ways get what you want, but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need. ff -£?A m MICHAEL S. LEMMERMAN Mike enjoys soccer, swimming, food, and the sounds of Led Zep- plin, Bob Dylan, and Peter Framp- ton . . . seen with Joe, Rich, Tom, and Mike . . . future includes Ac- counting and Business Adminis- tration KAREN LENHART Active on the gymnastics team . . . listens to Elton John and Da- vid Essex . . . seen with Donna, Archie, Sue, Kathy, Beri, and the rest of the gang . . . will never for- get the team and English per. 3. DAVID LEWIS ANN LIEBLER Loves Jeff . . . Through love one creates his own personality and helps others create theirs. JAY LISS Eats everything but broccoli . . . listens to the tunes of C.D.B, Dan Fogelberg and James Taylor . . . can be seen with the boys at the Park, Fred ' s the Shed and O . . . memories of the U.S.Y. State Sectional Championship, the wood, and the one and only Pine Line. Our braces paid off! MICHAEL MacFARLANE Very into music . . . listens to Brand X, Chic Corea, and Tony Williams . . . likes to body surf and water ski . . . always enjoys good company and atmosphere . . . Be Kool. THOMAS MALZBENDER Track, Student Council V.P. . . . listens to Yes, and Genesis . . . seen with Duck, Roche, Jay, Mers . . . It is impossible for a man to be cheated by anyone but himself ... memories of Vail, Colorado. KATHLEEN MAGUIRE Loves Italian food . . . listens to Beach Boys, Chicago, BTO . . . loves Billy . . . seen with Diane, Lori, and Michael . . . memories of September 28, 1973, Cross Country 1975, and Summer of ' 76. LINDA MANCINELLI Life is what you make it, but you do not always make it like you want. . . . loves Gutch. STUART MANOFF Can be seen at Fred ' s with Steve and Dave or cruising in the Cama- ro . . . found in Lil ' s kitchen . . . memories of summer of ' 76, California, Florida, and skiing . . . plans to be a lawyer. DEBORAH ANNE MASSIMO Seen with A.B., M.K., L.T.D., Love, Joy, Sincerity, When will the world be one? Will it be too late, Or will this task be done? EDWARD McCAINE Likes baseball and soccer ... in- terested in MGB ' S . . . listens to Beatles, The Who, and Elton John . . . can be seen at Deerfield. 56 MARK McCOURT Memco . . . likes football, wres- tling . . . Varsity Club . . . seen with Clune, Broms, Slant, Bells, Bob, Stad . . . listens to E.L.P. KATHLEEN McCROSSAN Listens to Beatles, McCartney and Wings, Billy Joel, Bob Dylan, El- ton John, Peter Frampton . . . The most valuable gift you can give another is a good example . . . memories of summer of ' 76, camping. GEOFFREY McKAY Likes rebuilding old V.W. Bugs . . . favorite food from Rick Deb- bie ' s Deli . . . Horse Chockers . . . Mick . . . listens to Jeff Beck and Springstein . . . seen with Ricky and his cars . . . memories of the junior prom. william Mclaughlin BRIAN McNANY Mac . . . excels in football, basket- ball, and baseball . . . seen with Peter, Andy, and John . . . Dream for the best, prepare for the worst, and accept what comes , . . will never forget his first var- sity football game. JEFFREY McSHEA Enjoys sailing, skiing, the out- doors, and McDonald ' s . . . lis- tens to the Beatles, Pink Floyd, Yes, and The Who . . . ambition is to obtain his pilot ' s license. NANCY ANN MEIERDIERCK Can always be found at the shore no matter what season . . . cherishes memories of Spain ' 76 loves the sun and swimming . . . future holds a career in art. SUSAN ANNE MEISEL All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost; The old that is strong does not wither, Deep roots are not reached by the frost. Look, Hari ' s in school today! CATHE MENDELL If you love something, let it run free. If it doesn ' t come back to you, it was never meant to be yours, if it does, love it — forever. . . . memories of summer of ' 76 SUSAN MENK Keep a fire in your eye, Pay attention to the open sky You never know What will be coming down . . . Jackson Browne BRIAN MERCER Oh the power gift he gie us to see ourselves as others see us. 58 STEVEN MERKELBACH Merk . . . Football, track . . . likes Roast beef sandwiches and Reading beer . . . listens to Pink Floyd, Led Zep, Super Tramp . . . friend to one and all . . . memories of Cooper and Bo- wie concert . . . plans to become a r arine. JoANN MERLUCCI God grant me the serenity to ac- cept the things I cannot change, courage to change those things I can, and wisdom to know the diff- erence . . . plans a future in nurs- ing. Help, we ' re stuck! PATRICIA MEYER Likes track, swimming, baseball, football, soccer . . . favorite inter- est is Ralph . . . loves chewing gum . . . listens to Elton John, and Peter Frampton . . . seen with Ribby, Murf, Wendy, Ilene, Carol, and Kathy . . . memories of July, 17, 1975. CHERYL MEZZO Mezz . . . Murph . . . loves partying with friends . . . memo- ries of the future . . . Somehow, some way, some day. ... a fu- ture in art and fashion. JOSEPH MONTESANO Monte . . . Plans future in col- lege . . . loves Italian food, beer, and pizza . . . listens to America . . . hangs around with Mike, Tom, Rich, and Mike . . . Seen in a red Trans Am. KEVIN MITCHELL Always seen with the gang . . . loves the Dead, Return to Forever, Yes, and drag-racing . . . will nev- er forget summer of ' 76 and every- one in it. 60 RICHARD MINSTER So on and on you go, The seconds tick the time out There ' s so much left to know, And I ' m on the road to find out. . . . C.S. JUDYTH MORRIS You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you just might find, you get what you need. . . . will never forget Ha- waii, Ortley, and getting 17 roses. WILLIAM MUNLEY Interests include Photography, Formula 1 racing . . . listens to Kiss . . . seen with Mighty Midg- et, Monk, Philipe, James and Quad. MINDI NELKIN Plans to be an interior decorator . . . college ahead . . . No one knows what he can do until he tries . . . summers at camp were great . . . Alan . . . Pittsburgh. LORI NELSON Loves partying with Pat, Donna, Murph and Mezz . . . Be for real . . . May this be the begin- ning of a beautiful forever . . . 8 23 74 . . . will never forget summer ' 76 and Montclair. DOLORES NEMICK Enjoys waterskiing and horseback riding . . . listens to the Beach Boys, Billy Joel and Led Zeppelin . . . seen with Margie, and W.F. . . . memories of the summer of ' 76. SUSAN NESTLER The thing we long for, that we are For one transcendent moment. BETTY NEWMAN Let us not look back in anger, or forward in fear, but around in awareness. SONDRA NIEMAN Concoctions . . . likes the Ea- gles . . . seen with Carol . . . All my friends . . . If you lose the ability to laugh you ' ve lost every- thing . . . memories of Florida, USY, 1976 and Beautyful . AMY NITKIN Loves good times with good friends . . . If you smile at me I will understand because that is something everyone, everywhere, does in the same language. MATTHEW OLSON I can ' t believe the bird did that! KEITH OWENS Football, Track and Varsity Club . . . likes Frampton and Seals Crofts . . . found at the Deerfield parking lot or Pizza-Town . . . seen with Dave, Nate, John and Ray . . . memories of winter 75- 76. RUTH ANNE PARDUCCI Ruddi enjoys partying, the sun, and cruising in the Camaro . . . Beach Boys and the Rolling Stones are the greatest . . . hangs out at the Echo with Vic, Laureen, Lois, Patty, Willy, Ed, and everyone else . . . 11 29 74. 63 THEODORE PARKER Football, and parties . . . spaghet- ti .. . likes EWF, Return To Forever . . . found at church corner . . . friends include Donny, Ty, Eric and Ken . . . remembers wasting time with Flint and the Fellas. NEAL PATRONE Likes collecting and watching old movies, making films and video- tapes, and photography . . . seen with Barry, Chuck . . . remem- bers Hi boys, we ' re selling tickets to the Policeman ' s Ball and own- ing Crescent Motion Picture Stu- dios. SCOTT BRIAN PASHAIAN Weji . . . loves women and par- ties . . . can be seen with Joe Goose . . . You can ' t please everyone, so you ' ve got to please yourself . . . memories of the Grateful Dead Tour and summer of ' 76. MARILYN PEARSON Loves HORSES . . . listens to El- ton John, Beach Boys . . . seen with Dolores, Margie, Jill, Ann and Kathy. 64 MICHAEL PATETTA Spuds . . . avid sports and Italian fan . . . Beatles are the best . . . Different strokes for differ- ent folks . . . fond memories of California, summer ' 76 . . . future in college and then, who knows? GARY PEDINOFF Soccer, Track, and Key club . . . future in photography or den- istry . . . dairy queen . . . found at Medi-Mart . . . seen with Jeff, Alan, Rick, and Hal . . . remem- bers his first grade birthday party and the Springfield pool. ROBERT PELTON MICHAEL PETRO Baseball, Dayton Journal, Key Club, girls and skiing . . . likes Chicago, Moody Blues and Led Zeppelin . . . friends with Dave, Rich, Gino, Bob, Vince and Eric . . . memories of summer ' 76 and California. STEVEN J. PEPE Football, Basketball and Track . . . likes Italian food . . . listens to Earth, Wind and Fire and the Eagles . . . found at Deerfield with the entire Deerfield gang . . . memories of fun summers with Mike and Jack. DONNA PETRUCELLI Some friendships are lasting, but memories of friends last forever. 65 ROBERT PHILLIPS Varsity Club and Track Teams . . . enjoys skiing, sailing and camping . . . likes BTO, Pink Floyd and the Beatles . . . seen with Greg, Bill, Alan and Jim . . . memories of the 1975 Confer- ence Champ Track Team. MARTIN PIEDL Enjoys working, sleeping, going to school and food . . . listens to ELP, The Who, Yes and Led Zeppelin. KATHLEEN POWERS Loves music and the Beatles . . . friends with Rhubarb, Patty, Berg, Quimp, and Ben . . . . . . And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make. . . . choral retreat . . . summer ' 76. ROBERT PINE Happy are those who dream dreams, and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. DEBRA PREZIOSI Summers and skiing are the best . . . Cindy, Regina, Karen, Chick, Robin, Karen . . . I ' m shower- ing . . . After enough time has passed, all memories are beautiful . . . Hawaii ' 76 and Florida ' 75. DAVID PRICE Likes baseball . . . digs any food that ' s good . . . enjoys Chicago and Barry Manilow . . . hangs out at Walton School . . . found with Gino, Larry, Mike . . . Aay, whoa, thumbs up. STEPHANIE PRINCE The moment may be temporary But the memory lasts forever. WILLIAM QUATRONE Enjoys skiing, camping and swim- ming . . . loves spaghetti . . . lis- tens to the Beach Boys . . . friends with Lisa, Bob and Jim. JOAN RAGNO The life in us is like the water in the river. It may rise this year and flood the parch ' d up-lands. JOSEPH RAGUCCI Enjoys football . . .sounds of The Who and The Dead . . . seen with Scott . . . If something is worth having, you will never lose it. Summer ' 75 and ' 76, April 15, July 22. 67 DARCY RAWLINS Darby . . . Loves Glenn . . . Saks, BE . . . Your boys . . . Yap- py, Nappy . . . Do not follow where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. DEBBIE REO Rivers belong where they can ramble, Eagles belong where they can fly, I ' ve got to be where my spirit can run free, Gotta find my corner of the sky. TRACY RAWLINS . . . Loves Jimmy . . . Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. MICHAEL RIFFEL Rivers belong where they can ramble, Eagles belong where they can fly, I ' ve got to be where my spirit can be free, Gotta find my corner of the sky. 68 PATRICIA REBEL Patty . . . German National Hon- or Society . . . Loves art . . . Lis- tens to John Denver and Bread . . . seen with Donna and Barbara . . . A good friend never lets you down . . . Biology I class . . . Summer ' 75 KEVIN S. RILEY Kevin enjoys music, motorcycles, and skiing. JASPER RIZZO Likes Italian Food . . . Sounds of Bowie, E.L.P., Peter Frampton . . . seen with John and The Punk . . . Success is often the result of taking a misstep in the right direc- tion. GEORGE ROESSNER Football and German club . . . likes food and the Air Force . . . sounds of Chicago and the Moody Blues . . . seen with Terri and Bill . . . Em not afraid to die, I just don ' t want to be there when it happens . . . will always re- member 1 16 76, Mein Dot, Looping. ROBERT ROCHE Bob . . . Track, Cross Country and Soccer . . . National Honor Society . . . Varsity Club . . . The sunshine is a glorious birth; But yet I know, where ' er I go, That there hath passed away a glo- ry from the Earth. RHONDA ROFF Only so much do I know, as I have lived. . . . Horses and the barn . . . friends . . . into Billy Joel and Aerosmith . . . 1976 . . . Fool! 69 CHRISTINE RODRIGUEZ We have just enough religion to make us hate, But not enough to make us love one another. CAROL ROSEN Great times with Sondra and other special friends . . . memories of U.S.Y. LYNN ROSS I count myself in nothing else so happy as . . . remembering my good friends. William Shakespeare MATTHEW ROSS LOIS ROSSITER Paul and Jane are the greatest! . . . Beatles . . . seen with Bob, Sue, Donna, Rudy, Laureen, Lori, Patty, and Sue . . . If you lose the ability to laugh, you ' ve lost ev- erything . . . remembers May 6, 1976. 70 MARCY ROTH It is never too soon to do a kind- ness, for you never know how soon it will be too late. STEVEN ROTHENBERG FRANCIS RUGGIERI Indoor and Outdoor Track . . . Varsity Club . . . seen at Perkins and Deerfield . . . seen with Gambs , Al, Wally, Hank, Lance, Martian . . . will never for- get Mr. T and Mr. Jones and all the great times we had in track, London ' 76, weekend in Ortley, Bernie Borellis ' . EVAN SANYOUR Into Genesis, Kansas, and drum- ming . . . Those of you who think you know it all are particu- larly annoying to those of us who do. GERALD INE SARGE Dina . . . will never forget those crazy times with Alisa and Robin . . . A time it was, what a time it was . . . hopes someday to own a Jaguar and to travel around the world. EDWARD SCARILLO CYNTHIA LOUISE SAUER The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. . . . will always remember the summer of ' 76 . . . Ann, Patty, Kathy, Sheri . . . the shore . . . sun- glasses . . . cruising . . . sub-jun- iors . . . future includes nursing. MICHAEL SCHEY Soccer, Music room . . . likes mu- sic . . . listens to Nectar, Yes, All- man Brothers . . . seen at Laurel Park, Dirt Road . . . seen with Bill, Dave, Tom, Mitchell, Craig . . . will never forget the Allman Brothers concert in ' 75. 72 ROBIN SCAPICCHIO Will never forget the summer of ' 75 . . . Scott . . . loves being with her friends Alisa (BB), and Dina (TT), and having a good time. DAVID SCHLANGER Tennis, skiing, photography . . . sounds of Bob Dylan and the Band, The Dead . . . seen with Steve, Stu . . . plans to attend col- lege at Stanford or U. of Michigan. STEVEN SCHLEIN Sounds of Grateful Dead, Bob Dy- lan, and the Band . . . seen with Dave and Stu . . . will never for- get Mr. Yanchus ' sociology class, Lou Piccolo, Provincetown. MARK SCHNEIDER DANIEL SCHLESINGER Seen with THE BOYS . . .likes tennis and all sports . . . member of Varsity Club . . . favorite s ub- ject — history . . . remembers summer 75, Chicago. PATRICIA LEE SCHNEIDER Ticia . . . True friends are like diamonds, precious and rare, false ones are like autumn leaves, found everywhere. 12-27-75 . . . will always love Eric. BARBARA SCHOENFELD No man is useless while he has a friend. Don t put off for tomor- row what you can do today, be- cause if you enjoy it today you can do it again tomorrow. LINDA ANN SCHON Cheerleading Captain . . . fond memories of summer, sailing, good friends and Tommy . . . smile, it only takes a moment but the mem- ory of it lasts forever. LORI SCHULMAN Good times with good friends will be everlasting . . . Little Chickens . . . Remember the past, live for the present, and hope for the fu- ture. J JAMES SCHWARTZ Jim enjoys skiing, motorcycles and drinking . . . listens to Led Zepplin and Queen . . . can be found with John, Diane, Billy, Robbey, Trench and Jeff . . . Rob- in .. . fond memories of 6th peri- od lunch. JOHN SHEEHAN Likes skiing, driving and drinking beer . . . sounds of Bob Dylan . . . seen with Diane, Chips, Robert, Jeff and the quiet one . . . 6th period lunch at Contes was the best. So, ya wanna make somethin ' of it? HOWARD SHELDON Will never forget his 4 years at Dayton and all the good times . . . future holds college and Busi- ness Administration. GARY SHERMAN Sherm . . . Varsity Club Presi- dent, Cross Country Co-Captain, Dayton Jornal Sports Editor . . . enjoys pizza and lobster . . . memories of Montreal Olym- pics ' 76 and morning workouts . . . admires Bruce Jenner . . . hopes to attend UNC-Chapel Hill or Georgetown. NANCY SHETH SCOTT SHULMAN Active in German Club . . . loves Loves art, music and skiing . . . pizza, ice cream and traveling. will always remember summer at Summer of ' 76 and trip to India Cornell ' 76 ... G.S.W.F. will always be remembered ... ... Be what you want to be, not Our happiness in this world de- what others want you to be. pends on the affections we are ena- bled to inspire. 75 DOREEN SIERCHIO A new day, a new way And new eyes to see the dawn Go your way I ' ll go mine and carry on. BETTE SIMON There is a pleasure in the pathless woods, There is a rapture on the lonely shore, There is society where none intrudes, By the deep sea and music in its roar. JUDITH SILVERSTEIN Judes or Springs . . . Dayton Band ' s 1 . . . loves the Eagles . . . can be seen with Jody and Lip . . . playing tennis or at I- hop . . . fond memories of Philly, Virginia and summer ' 76 . . . col- lege ahead. MARGARITA SIRIGOTIS Enjoys singing, reading, writing, and the outdoors . . . Within my heart is a ray of sunshine that will never die. A joy that will live forev- er. ROBIN SILVERSTEIN We have no yesterdays, Time took them away; Tomorrow may not be, But we have today. 9 13 74, 3 23 76. GAYLE SLAMOWITZ Italian and Chinese foods are the best . . . listens to the sounds of the Beatles, Frampton, and Queen . . . It is more blessed to give than to receive. . . . memories of Easter and summer vacations ' 76. 76 WENDY SMITH Fred ' s and Laurel Park. MICHAEL SNYDER Time it was, And what a time it was, It was . . . A time of innocence and confi- dences. Long ago ... it must be ... I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They ' re all that ' s left you. PATRICK KEVIN SMITH MARCY SOLOMON Sol . . . loves Bruce . . . can be seen with Marcy, Steph, and Kar- en .. . memories of Prom ' 75 and ' 76, March 27, 1975, Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. 77 JAMES STADLER Activities include football and track . . . enjoys skiing, surfing, and music . . . found at Deerfield with Clune , Bells , Bones , and Gwynn . . . Swahoolian . . . the Pine line, going to Fred ' s for lunch, and the Yankees win- ning the pennant will always be remembered. MICHAEL STERNBACH When I was young, they packed me off to school and taught me how not to play the game. I didn ' t mind if they groomed me for suc- cess, or if they said that I was just a fool. IRA STARR Active in Key Club, Explorers Club, N.J. Table Tennis Club . . . enjoys photography and table tennis Strive to be best. Look to the top. Against all odds, you might get lucky and reach your goal. WENDY LYNN STEWART Stew . . . only kidding! . . . Flag Squad Co-captain . . . seen with Heim, Kathy, Hillary and Lori . . . never forget Philly ' 75 and Virginia ' 76 . . . future plans include medicine. DONNA STAS A lover of horses . . .can be found with Patty, Barbara and Donna . . . fond memories of Maine and Bio I. . . . Always keep your feet on the ground, but keep on reach- ing for the stars. Help, I ' m stuck, too! SUSAN STOGNIEW Wait a minute, I ' ve got the ball! SHARI STRAUS Memories of Ortley Beach and London . . . Dream until your dreams come true. LESLIE SUCKNO Lester can be found in the band- room . . . enjoys music, Kansas, ELP and marching band . . . fond memories of Rhapsody In Blue, Philly and Interlochen 75, Vir- ginia and Band camp ' 76 . . . fu- ture in accounting. ERIC STRULOWITZ Enjoys tennis ... a Tull, Yes, and Zepplin fan . . . summers in Brad- ley Beach and trips to Florida will always be remembered . . . Ser- vice to others is the rent I pay for my room here on earth. KAREN SURY Zeps and ice cream . . . sounds of Beach Boys, Neal Diamond and Rod Stewart . . . Willy . . . sum- mer ' 76 will always be remembered . . . Better by far, you forget and smile than that you should remem- ber and be sad. DAVID SZABO A track man who eats everything . . . interested in computers, ELP, Yes and the Who . . . can be seen with Joe, John and Jay . . . Vir- ginia is for Lovers. SUSAN TACOVSKY Active in girls basketball . . . lis- tens to Jesse Collin Young and C.S.N, and Y . . . fond memories of California and Mexico . . . The past can never be changed, but you can ruin the present by worrying about the future. . . . college in the future. KAREN SZUBA Rivers belong where they can ramble, Eagles belong where they can fly I ' ve got to be where my spirit can be free Got to find my corner of the sky. BARRY TALESNICK Hey what ' s up? . . . Kiss and Tull are the best . . . can be found in the sound studio or with Neal, Dave, Warren, Terry and Kathy . . . a future in Urban Planning or Law. JODY TABAKIN Likes the good times gone by . . . memories of summers ' 75 and ' 76, the Rolling Stones and all oth- er concerts . . . You can say you want to be free, I can say someday I will be. ELISA TAUBER Lisa . . . Loves the ocean and ski- ing .. . gets into the Who and C.S.N, and Y. . . . snow . . . remembers summer ' 76 and party- ing with friends . . . You can say you want to be free, I can say someday I will be. DONALD THIEBERGER Education begins when what called your education ends. is GREGORY THIEL JOSEPH TORRISI Joe ' s spare time is taken up bowl- ing or working at Shop-Rite . . . found with Warren, Mark, Steve, Andy, and Rich . . . Mr. Van Hart ' s 8th period class will always be remembered ... an agriculture major. ELLEN TREASONE Happiness is like a butterfly, The more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, It comes and softly sits on your shoulder. GERARD TOEPFER Jerry enjoys sports and cars . . . will always remember the fresh- man soccer team . . . plans to be a printer. CAROL TSOUKALAS Do not follow where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. On a scale from 1 to 10 . . . BRETTE USDIN JAMES R. USLAN They are playing a game. They are playing at not playing a game. If I show them I see they are, I shall break the rules and they will punish me. I must play their game, of not seeing the game. 82 BARBARA VAN BENSCHOTEN Barb and Craig . . . active in Band . . . If a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drum- mer. . . . Philadelphia ' 75 and summer of ' 76 will always be remembered. . . . I ' d give them about a . . . ROBERT VENTURA Bob . . . can be seen at Fred ' s . . . listens to the sounds of Todd Rundgren . . . will never forget freshman football with Marino . . . future in business. VAN VITALE A football and track man . . . loves boating, fishing, and Italian food . . . can be found at Deerfield with Skip and Robby . . . memo- ries of Friday nights and the sum- mer of ' 75. WARREN VOLLINGER Active in Key Club . . . found with Jim, Barry, and Brian . . . You give but little when you give of your possessions; it is when you give of yourself that you truly give. 83 DAVID VREELAND David is interested in printing and helping people. KAREN WADLE Summer of ' 76 . . . Places and moments that I recall, with friends and lovers, I ' ve loved them all. MARK WALLS Wally enjoys soccer, track, girls, and VW ' s . . . listens to The Ramones and Be Bop Deluxe . . . can be found at Deerfield or the Grassy Havens . . . Pregnant rollerskates without the top are the best. memories of London ' 76. ALVIN WALKER Bubba . . . The keys to achieving your goal in life are determination, desire, ability, sacrifice, persever- ance, and the belief within yourself that you can do it. RICK WEBER Active in baseball and hockey . . . sounds of matt the Hoople and the Who are the best . . . hangs out at The Lodge . . . Life is what you make it . . . will never forget Ortly Beach, J ' s practices, 7 30 76 . . . Heidi. 84 GAIL WEINBUCH The only way to have a friend is to be one. RICHARD WEINBERG Rich enjoys soccer, baseball, mo- torcycles, camping, and the out- doors . . . hangs out at Deerfield with Ed, Brandon, Wiss, and Jeff . . . memories include summer, It- aly, and caddying. BARBARA WEINBERG Good times with good friends . . . Yesterday is not ours to recover but tomorrow is ours to win or lose. MICHELLE WEINSTEIN Keep your face always toward the sunshine, and the shadows will fall behind you. 85 ALAN WEISS Alan likes listening to alot of mu- sic, especially Kiss, and taking long walks . . . can be seen at Scappy ' s with Bill, Gary, Jamie, Rob, and Bill . . . memories in- clude New York, The Bahamas, and the Kiss Concert. SUZANNE JANET WELLS Sue loves the Beatles and the Beach Boys . . . can be seen with Patty, Sheri, and Ruddi . . . Too Bad . . . will always remember the Choral retreat, summer of ' 76, Beri, and Rhubarb. LAURA WENTZ Can be found with Joann . . . He who welcomes a child welcomes me . . . future holds working to help the handicapped. AMY WERFEL Werf . . . enjoys art, backpacking, and being with good friends . . . Physically present or absent, all that must take place is a thought; for a friend ' s love is ever- lasting. CINDY WHITE Siggie . . . loves all sports espe- cially TRACK . . . listens to the sounds of Tull and Frampton . . . will never forget fellowship retreats and parties, band camp and trips, Boubalas , and all her great friends . . . future in art. RANDOLPH WISSEL Randy or Wiss . . . enjoys football and Italian food . . . can be spot- ted at Deerfield in his White Pacer . . . friends include Rich, Buzzy, Ed, and Bob. What, me worry? PATRICIA WNEK Patty . . . likes swimming, skiing and concerts . . . listens to the Who, CSN Y, and Yes . . . Pur- ple Haze . . . Don ' t let the past remind us of what we are not now. . . . memories of the Junior prom, summers, and the pool. How did you know we all go to the same barber? BARBARA MERLE WOLFE ' Making friends for the world to ee Let people know you got what you need With a friend at hand ou ' ll see the light If your friend ' s here everything ' s alright. RAYMOND WOODALL Ray . . . enjoys stock cars . . . Italian food and Elton are favorites . . . hangs out at Jolly ' s with Jim, Matt, Craig, and Danny . . . Chevy l . . . hopes to get into business management. KAREN WRIGHT Loves to waterski and bicycle . . . sounds of The Eagles and Moody Blues are tops . . . best times with Steph, Nancy, and Anne . . . Happiness is like a butterfly, the more you chase it the more it will elude you. 87 VALERIE DEAN WRIGHT Charity suffereth long, and is kind; Charity envieth not; charity volunteth not itself, is not puffed up. . . . M.T. . . . 5 5 76 THOMAS ZELMAN Tom . . . active in Chorale . . . When one has once fully entered the realm of love, the world, no matter how imperfect, becomes rich and beautiful, for it consists solely of opportunities for love. KAREN ZIMMERMAN With a friend at hand you will see the light, If your friends are there everything ' s alright. LINDA ZYSKOWSKI EDDA ZURKOFF Good friends and good music . . . Don ' t confront me with fail- ures, I have not forgotten them. . . . memories of England. 89 MARK BOYD Just give me a spot in the north woods by a lake and stream and a set of axes and I will build myself an empire. JUNIOR CYNTHIA B. COHEN Cindy . . . From time to time you lift your head out of the muck and shout hurrah! Wilhelm Reich KAREN CODY Our experiences are not things that are past and gone. Rather, they are deep within — asleep waiting to be awakened. CARA HOY Elvis Presley, Four Seasons, and The Beach Boys are the best . . . seen with Lisa, and Chris, Mike and Ann, Beth and Eddie . . . LEON — 8 12 75 ... I realize . . . BETH LEVINE A dream itself is but a shadow. William Shakespere, Hamlet 90 GRADUATES MARJORIE SETTLE KAREN SCHMIDT Schmedley . . . loves the ocean, Beach Boys and Matt . . . memo- ries include 1 1-21-75, Pt. Pleasant ' 76 and the GT-37 . . . seen with the gang or driving in a ' 77 re- gal. Not Pictured DENISE POLLICK Loves Danny . . . Hopes to become a secretary . . . Listens to the Stones, Zeppelin and Bad Company . . . Can be found in hometown, Vailsburg . . . Friends with Alice, Randee and Rosey . . . 8 7 74. GARY SOLOMAN Enjoys track, partying, skiing, and girls . . . Sounds of Aerosmith and the Beach Boys are tops . . . Can be found at Scappy ' s or B.E. with Joe, Mike, and Ann . . . When you look down at the ocean, the wild surf, think of me. 91 LISA TORTORELLO I realize. . . . sounds of the Who and the Beach Boys . . . Seen with Cara, Leon, Beth and Eddie, Corter and Goochie. . . . 9-8-76. SRJW MWANY SUE TftCoVSKY HOWfflb WUCKER JDAa 9POA 0 JeAftEA DOUGHERTY PETER EPlSCOPO IfiNE KLEuEER CHRIS CLUME ft BE5f MUS C 9 VS rtCLfiSS AmyNrfkin Jimmy Sr tX fandl f;s$ z Debbie C[ ckznqcr Nicest Smile. 93 CUSS f iM UPS MOSr SOPHfSTfCATtDft w 5 Dooa d ' Vnab x f (]en Bross LWME 6£t?STEirt BRYANT 8VJ?t£ M OST Ta Kati v£ V-BBST ALL WOUNbik REMEMBER . . . . . . Remember our Freshmen year? . . . Fears of orientation and those big high school seniors . . . our newcomers are Robert Pine as president, with officers Steve Pepe, Patty Chin and Amy Werfel . . . those crowded dances in the girl ' s gym . . . Algebra I and Miss Romano dazed us . . . our successful pad sale and cake sale proved that we possessed spirit . . . We saw promising ' 77 lettermen in football, track, soccer, and golf . . . We were Mr. Fiordaliso ' s first freshman class in Regional . . . good morning . . . open lunch at the end of the year . . . We almost accustomed ourselves to saying it ' s alright in the bathrooms . . . . . . Remember our sophomore year? . . . Robert, Steve, Amy, and Pam rule as our officers . . . biology commands our minds . . . our girls splurge on Shalimar and Huck-a-poo ' s . . . platform shoes arrive and we are enthusiastic followers . . . our track team is state champs . . . sweet sixteen and never been kissed? . . . first-aid classes with Recussa Annie . . . We look down at the freshmen; it seems years ago we were one of them . . . . . . Remember our Junior year? . . . finally we ' re upperclassmen . . . Sue, Laurie, Amy, and Pam are our class officers . . . We start off the year with a successful children ' s movie . . . our class rings are really cool . . . Frye boots on everyone . . . chemistry frightens us . . . driver ' s ed. — watch out world, we ' re on the roads . . . turkey or roastbeef at the prom ... an abundance of junior lettermen . . . two holes in one ear . . . summer-shore-summer jobs . . . . . . Remember our Senior year? . . . can you believe that we ' re really seniors? . . . senioritis steps in (haven ' t we had it for almost four years) . . . senior class meetings with Sue, Laurie, Amy, and Pam . . . Powder Puff football game . . . you ' re wanted . . Brian is our Mr. Regional . . . pads are still being sold . . . those swinging pep rallies with singing football players . . . what a crime . . . open house parties on Friday and Saturday nights . . . Fred ' s . . . college applications blues and writers ' cramps . . . Will they accept me? . . . 152 seniors are failing health . . .June 17 or 21 — our important senior events . . . diplomas . . . parties . . . goodbyes . . . keep in touch ... see you at next year ' s Thanksgiving game . . . smiles . . . tears . . . and memories We have a . . . But we don ' t haw a Hart Brain Bells- Jingle Anthony Cleopatra Sarge Major Baker Butcher Crane Tractor Bahr Freds Cook Chef Webs Spider Sauer Sweet Wissel Foghorn Morris Avenue Walls Ceilings Corter Nickle English History Frank Mustard Gold Silver Hale Sleet Heinze Ketchup King Queen Lawyer Doctor Prince Princess Diamond Pearl Fern Daffodil Frost Snow Lamb Sheep Hammer Nail Kane Wheelchair Kaufmans Carpets Klein A S Minster Cheese Walker Runner Honecker Christmas Roff Smooth Starr Moon Wolfe Bear Bloch Street Archie Veronica White Black Cooper Blacksmith Parker Driver Pepe Spirit Wright Wrong With. cdL du£ respect -JJIQ. c[a5Sof ' 77 happy iDpr(L5e)tt Mr. Ed to Ronda Ruff A Greek God to Ann Angleton A full week of school to Hari Ahrens Mick Jagger to Sharon Brown A crate of eggs to Steven Merkelbach All the beautiful women in the world to Scott Pashaian Alice Cooper to Chris Clunie A pair of matching earrings to Laurie Gerstein An audience to Debbie Clickenger A blow dryer to Michael Irene Driving lessons to Alan Snyder A cassette recorder to Eric Kempner One minute of silence to Amy Werfel and Geri Bross A question to Tom Kaelblein Howard Cossell to Mike Rosenberg A Newberry ' s and Two Guys charge card to Vicki Kaplan Elvis to Peter Jacques A suit and tie to Richard Laird A senior year to Cindy Cohen . An intense and outrageous time to Amy Lebowitz . A hair cut to Kate Funcheon . A dress to Sue Tacovsky . A giggle to Linda Schon . A Triumph GJ-6 to Mark Borkowski . Swahoolians to Jimmy Stadler the Deerfield gang . Peach fuzz to Wayne Boettcher . Juan Bond to Martin Byk . A box of Kleenex to Peter Hess . Bertha Butt to Alisa Hockstein . A bomb scare to John Kelly . A down vest to John Irwin . Shaving cream to Henry Daas . A new pocketbook to Diane Heinze . A 50 ' s dance to Lois Rossiter and Patty Bergeski . The Pine Line to Bob Pine . The Samoan Relief Fund to Andy Herkalo, John Kronert, and Martin Byk . A new set of bandanas to Joe Ragucci . Van Vitale to the underclassmen girls . Rip Van Winkle to Kevin Lamb . Gumby to Karen Lenhart . The schlob to Bob Ventura . A flame to Shari Straus . Fred ' s to the underclassmen boys . Peter-bilt 18 wheeler to Michael Blackman . Three more years to the Freshmen: Two more years to the Sophomores . A good band to the Junior Prom . Magilla Gorilla to Chimpy Hancock . An older brother to Jane Ard . Dancing lessons to Renee Grimaldi . A talk show to Charlie Kiell . Ester Williams to Jenny Crane . We leave at last! 98 To The Class of ' 77 It has been a wonderful experience sharing four years of your life with you at Jonathan Dayton and observing how each of you has matured physically, intellectually, socially, emotionally, and aesthetically. We now happily approach your commencement or by dictionary definition beginning . As you depart Jonathan Dayton after commencement you will be beginning the quest for con- tinued physical, intellectual, social, emotional, and aesthetic growth. This quest must be a lifetime endeavor if you are to attain your goals and achieve the excellence of which you are capable. The challenge is great, but the rewards are even greater. May each of you meet the challenge successfully. My best wishes and my friendship go with you as you embark upon your beginning . Anthony J. Fiordaliso Principal 104 Miss Anne Romano Mr. Manuel Pereira Dr. Donald Merachnik Assistant Principal Administrative Assistant Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED (L-R) Mrs. Virginia R. Muskus, Mrs. Natalie Waldt, Mrs. Sonya G. Dorsky, Dr. Marilyn M. Hart. STANDING (L-R) Mr. John E. Conlin, Vice President, Mr. William J. Keyes, Mr. Stephen A. Marcinak, Mr. Charles E. Vitale, Jr., President, Mr. Roland F. Hecker, Mr. Lewis F. Fredericks, Assistant Superintendent Board Secretary. 105 Who would ever believe that right here in this school we have a teacher who was a disc-jockey with the 1 radio show, WTAS, in Holland, Michigan during the early 1960 ' s? Who could ever believe that this same man is capable of remembering any top ten hit for any week from 1956 to 1964? Well, it is true and he is our very own Wolf-Man Hostetter. Although well-known and admired throughout Dayton as an honorable and witty Cold War teacher, this man ' s fame is more wide-spread than any of us in this school might have suspect- ed. Surveys showed that every weekend on Friday and Saturday night from 6 to 12 o ' clock, thousands of people were tuning into WTAS to hear the voice of their favorite D.J., Wolf-Man Hostetter come piping through their radios. One might ask, How did he do it? Well, said Mr. Hostetter, occasionally I ' d make a strange noise, but other than that I found that just being myself was what did it! So, fellow Jonathan Dayton students, ask yourself this question. What group had the 1 hit for the first week in January of 1960? If you don ' t know, go ask Mr. Hostetter. He will. Miss Linda Duke Mr. David Cowden Miss Dorothea Hooper — Coordinator Mrs. Allison Ahrens 106 Mrs. Jean Cusumano ENGLISH But I read MY DARLING MY HAMBURGER in 7th grade! . . . vocabulary tests . . . Shakespeare and Wordsworth . . . memorizing quotes when you ' ve read over 25 poems . . . write a paragraph . . . don ' t forget your topic sentence . . . how come no matter what course Mr. Earl Hendler Mr. Thomas Kaptor 108 Mrs. Patricia Cilo Mr. James Skobo Mr. Donald Hartman 110 Ill Mrs. Una Mellon MATHEMATICS Wild Bill ' s Baker bakes two dozen Kruppcakes. To the Kruppcakes, he adds one pizza, and one Mellon. If he divides the batter by one M.C. Pig, will the result be a Zig between seven and eight, or a complex Swenson ' s t.v. dinner which exceeds the log of four. Mr. Joseph Sott — Coordinator Mr. Arthur Krupp 112 Mrs. Carol Orlando 113 Mr. David Van Hart German: Gott sei dank, wir werden ent- lassen. Spanish: Gracias a Dios, nos graduamos. Latin: Gratias Deo agimus quod a ludo discedimus. French: Grace a Dieu! On est arrive!? Italian: Grazie a Dio, abbiamo finito la scuola. English: Thank God we ' re graduating! Miss Carolyn Fahrmann Mr. Aldo Collura — Coordinator Mrs. Irene Sikorski 114 Mr. James Farrell Miss Anita Epstein Mrs. Barbara Oberding 115 Rollie Marionni ' s Annual Rock n ' Roll Revival roared into Dayton this year with a do-wop-do-wop-do. The swan-throated star sang everything from Johnny Mathis ' Chances Are to Chuck Berry ' s Johnny Be Good. The crooning carouser highlighted his show with a complete Elvis I ' m All Shook Up Pelvis medley. Dayton of course has no real Rollie Marionni Rock n ' Roll Revival, but we do have Mr. Roland Marionni, practicing scientific genius, and he happens to adore singing songs from the 50 ' s and ' 60 ' s. Each year, the day before Thanksgiving or Christmas, Mr. M. is transformed into Rollie Marionni, rock super-star. His act is impromptu and the props are all improvised. A bunsen burner plugged into a socket behind his desk serves as a microphone. A beaker of water substitutes for the usual alcoholic beverage used by performers for refreshment during the act. Rollie M. generally sings what he wants to sing. However, respon- sive audiences are bestowed the privilege of making requests. Show stoppers have included Charlie Brown , Great Balls of Fire , Love Potion 9 , Duke of Earl , Earth Angel , and Teenager in Love . Fortunately for all, Rollie M. happens to have a fine voice. Mr. Marionni spent the 50 ' s years as a teenager in industrial New Jersey. It was during this time that his love for the do-wop sound took root. On occasion, Mr. Marionni has been known to turn out tunes on the harmonica. When no real instruments are available, however, all is not lost. Mr. Marionni does excellent imitations of the horn, bass, and saxophone. His students enjoy his shows as much as he enjoys performing them. As long as Rollie M.., superstar is at Dayton rock n ' roll is here to stay, it will never die! Scienc Mr. George Barclay — Coordinator Mr. George Karpinski Mr. Roland Marionni Mr. Leonard Ferrara 116 Mrs. Mary Shanahan Miss Marijane Parrish Mr. Richard Booher Mr. Joseph Riley Mr. Edward Broderick 117 education HEALTH AND PHYS. ED. Posters . . . co-ed gym . . . ping pong . . . driving . . . take home tests in volleyball . . . We went through this first-aid book so quickly, I still don ' t know how to put on a band-aid! . . . Squads . . . flying arrows . . . wasted showers . . . sex-ed . . . Teen-a-cide is the art of killing yourself before . . . neurosis and psychoses ... I want to major in ping pong. Mr. Robert Kozub Mr. William Kindler Mr. John Brown — Coordinator Mr. Anthony Falzone Ms. Judith Tomko 118 Mrs. Christine Comerci 119 Miss Gail Rutmayer Mr. Robert Cardwell Mr. John Swedish 120 Mr. Edward Shiley 121 SPECIAL SERVICES Mrs. Roberta Cohen Mrs. Mary Ellen Verscheren Miss Mary Fallace Mr. Charles Drewes Mrs. Karen Vinacour INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA Mrs. Maxine Samwick Mrs. Carolyn Markuson Coordinator Mrs. Betty Ruffley GUIDANCE Mr. David Oliver Mr. Frank Clancy Miss Marie Giannone 124 125 Twenty five young men will be leaving the football team this year via graduation. Many of them have been starters for several years and some have made outstanding contributions to Dayton football. They will be sorely missed not only for their athletic prowess, but for their leadership and sportsmanship and their never-say-die spirit. (Left to Right) (Bottom to Top) First Row — B. McNany, J. Parker, B. Conte, B. Gambee, J. Ragucci, B. Burke, S. Pepe, B. Belliveau Second Row — R. Wissel, J. Stadler, C. Apicella, A. Herkalo, S. Merkelbach, M. Blackman, M. Miller Third Row — K. Owens, G. Roessner, B. Ventura, V. Vitale, J. Ferry, M. McCourt Fourth Row — B. Bohrod, B. Young, B. Silva, S. Liguori, D. Flood, P. Rossomando, D. Lusardi Fifth Row — M. Frank, R. Cedarquist, K. Bell, E. McGrady, S. Baranek, B. Roff, G. Shomo Sixth Row — P. Picciuto, L. Irene, D. Pepe, A. Preziosi, T. Medevielle Seventh Row — L. Herkalo, R. Mullen, P. Casciano (Managers) 129 130 1st Row Kneeling: Wendy Hammer, Randi Kessler, Arlene Zuckerberg, Anne Angleton, Amy Barison, Sue Wallick, Kathy Gerndt. 2nd Row: Tina Segall, Barbara Martino, Karen D ' Amanda, Bonnie Geltzeiler, Michelle Gan, Cathi Meyerson, Ellen Levine, Marcy Levinson. 3rd Row: Lori Gabay, Merrill Mandus, Mr. Jasinski, Sandy Crane, Jill Craner, Lisa Detlefs, Lori Shulman, Michelle Davis, Kerry Leist. This year ' s girls ' tennis team, coached by Mr. Ed Jasin- ski, finished the season with a 7 and 10 win loss record. Junior, Sandy Crane, and sophomores Cathy Gerndt and Lori Gabay played first, second, and third singles respec- tively. The girls ' team was happy to have Cathy Gerndt join the team for she achieved a personal record of 14 and 3. Cathy placed second in the counties. The team will never forget Sandy talking to herself on the court, Randi ' s friendly ways with Mr. J and Lisa , the team mascot made by Lori Gabay from a stick and a dead tennis ball. The highlight of the 1976 soccer team was a 0-0 tie with the state champion ' s, Summit. The entire squad played a dedicated and enthusiastic game against one of the finest teams in the state. Outstanding individual performances were turned in by All-Conference goalie Sid Kaufman, All-Con- ference halfback Alan Layton, Ed McCaine, John Irwin, Richard Weinberg and Brian Kukon. The Bulldogs look forward to the 1977 season. Varsity Soccer Dayton Opponent Carteret 1 3 Verona 3 West Orange 4 1 Caldwell 1 2 Millburn 4 New Providence 1 1 Parsippany 3 2 Madison 1 1 Summit Verona 1 2 West Orange 3 Millburn 1 2 New Providence 2 4 Madison 3 3 Summit 1 2 (Left to Right) (Bottom to Top) First Row — J. Sangregorio, J. Hanigan, B. Kukon, R. Spina, S. Kaufman, R. Kaplan, F. Coelho, B. Davison, M. Jacob Second Row — B. Mercer, J. Fine, E. McCaine, A. Layton, D. Bruccoleri, M. French, M. Ross Third Row — M. Lemmerman, J. Irwin, J. Frank, G. DeAngelis, M. Walls, R. Weinberg, M. Wittenberg, J. Scholes, Coach A. Krupp 133 (Left to Right) (Bottom to Top) 1st Row — B. Roche, B. Phillips, G. Sherman, C. Kiell, B. Weiner, D. Gechlik, J. Bruder 2nd Row — B. Fink, B. Solosy, G. Rusbarsky, D. Smith, H. Doppelt, J. Knowles 3rd Row — H. Kaish, R. Lausten, R. Simon, P. Mays, J. Fingerhut, R. Bantel, N. Spivack 4th Row — K. McLeod, D. Mazzarella The cross country team was undefeated in duel meet competition with the record of 14 wins and no losses. In addition, the team achieved the following honors: first place Suburban Conference champions, first place Subur- ban Conference championship race, Bob Coche, senior, individual conference champion. The harriers took third place in the state section championships with 4 of the top seven winners coming from Dayton. In conclusion, the season was outstanding. Coaches Martin Taglienti and Bill Jones were very proud to be part of not only an outstanding season, but of an outstanding group of atheletes. 134 135 ( r ' m n qc ti r c V_J _y 1 1 1 1 laM IC Record Dayton Opponent Discataway 74 OS ' t.Uo 87 in OZ. jU Westfield 77 A 7 1 LA 1 S 7 A 1 j 1 Ai Arther L. Johnson 7S AS 7Q QS Verona -if. nn O.UU cc 1 n J J. 1U Kearny 71 On s a on Scotch-Plains Fanwood on on 7 1 S S Bridgewater East 71 An 77 SS Cranford 7 S A S £7 in Battin 77 AS 1Q 7H jy. U Union Catholic 7 A I S £ 1 Tn OJ.ZO Millburn 7 A 7CC O. IJJ 1 on oj.ou Governor Livingston 74.00 56.29 David Brearly 79 20 59J0 Madison 80.60 81.05 Northern State Sectional 74.96 Championships The gymnastics team finally did it! In only three years the team compiled a winning record of 9-5. Last year ' s goal of scoring in the 70 ' s was met and surpassed in our opening meet of the season. From there the team consistently scored in the mid to upper 70 ' s and broke into the 80 ' s twice. The most well remembered and exciting meet was our loss, against an undefeated Madison team. The lead shifted back and forth con- stantly and the final event, vaulting, decided the outcome with Dayton losing by less than a point. Our gymnastics program has come of age and we are developing talented gymnasts representing a strong Dayton squad. We have a great deal of depth and are looking forward to another successful season in 77-78. (Left to Right) — (Rows are bottom to top) 1st Row — B. Calamusa, M. Halpin, J. Lipton, E. Kaplan Bromberg, S. Reich, K. Lenhart 2nd Row — D. Weinzimer, (Manager), D. Arcidiacono, (Captain) Magers, C. Wingard, M. J. Gagliano, P. Levitt, D. Francis, K. Krop, L. Ross, (Manager). Basketball Record Front row from left: T. Parker, F. Zahn, B. McNany, S. Pepe, J. Kronert, W. Wilburn Back row: Coach Ray Yanchus, S. Liguori, K. Fingerhut, I. Joseph, K. Baskin, K. Walker, K. Doty, D. Ironson, K. Feld, M. Rosenberg (mgr.) Boy ' s Varsity Basketball The Basketball Team opened the sea- son with strong play, and during the month of December they captured the Dayton Invitational Tournament. Steve Pepe and Kevin Doty were the leading scorers; they sparkled on defense as well. Ted Parker and Brian McNany were versatile performers. Kevin Walker pro- vided board strength, and Skip Liguori was consistent as the playmaker. The Junior Varsity Team started slowly but showed improvement by the close of the season. Mike Mexiner and Dave Laurhoff were standouts. Dayton 53 Johnson — 51 Dayton 63 Rahway — 80 Dayton 58 Parsippany — 56 Dayton 54 Union Catholic — 50 Dayton 77 Roselle Park — 53 Dayton 80 Pingry — 50 Dayton 61 Summit — 65 Dayton 47 Caldwell — 48 Dayton 58 Madison — 59 Dayton 48 Millburn — 56 Dayton 44 New Providence — 73 Dayton 57 Verona — 68 Dayton 61 Summit — 62 Dayton — 52 Caldwell — 68 Dayton — 63 Madison — 77 Dayton 79 West Orange — 73 Dayton 47 Millburn — 56 Dayton 57 New Providence — 86 Dayton 78 Verona — 87 Dayton 56 West Orange — 81 Dayton 69 Hanover Park — 75 BASKETBALL V ir 138 139 140 ■ 1; ■ — - Girls Basketball The girls basketball team had an im- pressive record this year of 16 wins, 7 losses. The big season was highlighted with a win over Union Catholic. The girls entered the Suburban Conference Play-off with an 11-2 record, matching that of Verona. Verona played well but the Dayton team capped off the season with a 58- 8 win, ending the season as the top team in the Suburban Confer- ence. ' I n C 141 Record: Individuals Dean Pashaian (17-5-1) County Runner-Up District II Runner-Up Pat Picciuto (18-4-1) County Champion, District II Runner-Up Mike Calabrese (16-5) County Runner-Up, District II Runner-Up Dave Gechlik (11-8-2) Alan Layton (14-6) Pat Smith (9-9) Mark McCourt (7-9-1) Dan Solazzi (20-4) Governor Livingston Tournament Champion Ken Bell (6-9) Goveror Liviningston Tournament Runner-Up Rich Cederquist (6-8) 1976-1977 Wrestling Season The Jonathan Dayton Regional High School completed its most successful season in many years. It was the first winning season since 1963-1964. The Varsity dual meet record was 9 wins and 5 losses. The Junior Varsity team finished with a mark of 10 wins and 4 losses. The team was exceptionally competitive from early in the season, finishing 5th in the Governor Livingston Holiday Tour- nament and 5th in the Union County Christmas Tournament. Left to Right: Row 1: D. Pashaian, M. Calabrese, P. Picciuto Row 2: A. Layton, A. Grossman, D. Gechlik, M. McCourt, K. Bell, B. Smith, R. Cederquist Row 3: P. Smith, J. Ferry, B. Scatturro, J. Meisel, S. Novich, D. Grossman, R. Bantel, D. Calabrese, D. Solazzi Row 4: S. Maguire, M. O ' Connell, I. Baron, T. Harrigan, K. Kubach, B. Pollick, D. Zarra, S. Tannenbaum, M. Kaufman, M. Apicella. Row 5: T. Malzbender, V. Cervone, T. Coiatruglia, J. Scholes, R. Fink, L. Herkalo, T. Poulos, N. Spivach, J. Halpin. I Left to Right Top Row: J. Stadler, B. Conte, R. Arnold, D. Pepe, J. Fine, M. Walls, J. Hancock, B. Phillips, E. Osterlei, J. Ivory, P. Jeka, R. Lausten, J. Hannigan, A. Herkalo, Kavamis, H. Kaisch, R. Spina, M. Carroll, F. Ruggeri, B. Gambee, C. Clunie, J. Guiliana, B. Mercer, B. Roche, B. Weiner, G. Rusbarski, M. Krasnoff, J. Grahm, D. Jeka, J. Anagnos, J. Policastro, L. Simon, C. White, P. Taylor, J. Fingurhut, J. Huber, J. Mirto Indoor Track The Indoor Track Team completed an outstanding season by compiling a 5-0 record. Standouts included Brian Belliveau, Fran! Ruggieri, Rick Spina, Greg Rusbarsky, Bob Roche, Brandon Gambee, and Mike Carroll. Front Row: K. Laylor, P. Episcopo, B. Bohrod, J. Kronert, E. McKane, J. Lamata, J. Powell, E. Johnson, B. McNany. Back Row: M. Petro, F. Zahn, D. Ironson, D. Laurnoff, R. Weber, D. Gerber, R. Schmedel, H. Daas, B. Young, R. Galinkin, Coach Ed Jasinski The J.D.R.H.S. Baseball team had a disappoint- ing season this year. The team got off to a bad start, losing its first seven games. After the early setbacks, the team enjoyed a brief three game winning streak. Rick Weber, Hank Daas, and Brian McNany did a fine job as highlight players; John Kronert, Pete Episcopo, and Ed McCaine sparked the defense. Coach Ed Jasinski did a fine job with his younger players. The team has many returning lettermen and looks forward to next year. 145 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL This year ' s Girl ' s Varsity Volleyball Team, coached by Tony Falzone, had a very successful season. They started out well by winning their first game against West Orange. Later in the season, the team faced difficult competition; however, they handled it well. The bench was helpful to the starters. Overall, the girls did a good job and were happy with the outcome of the season. 147 Considering the Dayton Tennis Team played in one of the toughest conferences in the state, the team had a good season. Donna Liess, a nationally ranked junior girl, led the team by playing first singles. Dan Schlesinger played second singles and had the best record on the team. Neil Meisel played third singles, as did Pete Hess on occasion. The doubles teams were constantly being juggled. Players included Rich Simon, Mike Gottlieb, Artie Salmon, and Eric Strulo- witz. Coached by Rick Iacono, the team will have a chance to prove how good they are in post-season competition. i 148 The golf team had many new faces this season. Coached by Raymond Yanchus, the team played all of its home matches at the Baltusrol Golf Club. The team was led by two returning lettermen, Sr. Mike Rosenberg, and Jr. Skip Liguori. Dave Gechlik finished the season in strong fashion; Martin Swanson showed a fluid stroke. Phil Fantozzi, John Irwin, Neal Tepper and Toby Lesfoski rounded out the starting lineup. O c. □LF 149 ■■■(BBSHSwHS TRACK As is customary in Jonathan Dayton, the Bulldog Track Team completed another successful season. Led by Coaches Taglienti and Jones, the Bulldogs were undefeated in all duel meets as they completely dominated the conference. Senior standouts included Brandon Gambee, Brian Belliveau, Steve Pepe, Frank Ruggieiri, Mike Carroll, Bob Roche, Jim Stadler, and Bob Conte. The talented underclassmen of the squad rounded out an excellent team. 150 151 The Regionalogue Staff REGIONALOGUE credits Editor-in-chief Murray Indick Layout Editors Dina Sarge Alison Hart Literary Editors Judy Morris Cindy Cohen Photography Vicki Kaplan Laureen Eick Art Editor Ilene Arnold Sports Editor Marci Herzlinger Business Editor Jim Uslan Staff: Sharon Brown, Laurie Gerstein, Alisa Hockstein, Ann Indick, Amy Barrison, Pauline Kaufman, Richard Klurstein, Stuart Manoff, Kelly Evans, Karen Clarke, David Klingsberg, Sue Meisel, Gary Sherman, Mitchell Krasnoff, Shari Straus, and Karen Zimmerman. The Regionalogue staff would like to express special thanks to Mrs. Smith, our faculty advisor, and Mr. Van Hart, our business advisor. 154 Pep Club: Pres. W. Hammer L. Haas, V. Pres. B. Wolfe K. Cantagallo, Sec Tres. C. Sichel. Key Club: Pres. W. Bromberg, V. Pres. B. Zimmerman, Sec. D. Smith, Tres. M. Petro. 155 Junior Class Officers: President — John Deutsch, Vice President — Patty D ' Agostini, Secretary — Steve Bumball, Treasurer — Alan Gro ssman. Senior Class Officers: President — Susan Meisel, Vice President — Laurie Gerstein, Secretary — Amy Werfel, Treasurer — Pam Hamilton. Sophomore Class Officers: President — Karen Porno, Vice President — Jayne Wexler, Secretary — Pam Werfel, Treasurer — Ellen Zitomer. Freshmen Class Officers: President — David Grossman, Vice President — Craig Clickenger, Secretary — Ken Shulman, Treasurer — Ivan Baron. 156 French National Honor Society: Pres. L. Gecker, V. Pres. B. Levine, Sec. L. Bloch, Treas. L. Gecker. Spanish National Honor Society: Pres. M. Farinella B. Mercer, V. Pres. P. Hess B. Calamusa, Sec. S. Fern, Tres. J. Craner. 157 German Club: Pres. R. Gilbert, V. Pres. N. Dow, Sec. R. Umber, Tres. K. Peterson. 158 Italian Club: Pres. R. Grimaldi, V. Pres. K. Defino, Sec. M. Grimaldi, Tres. G. Pittenger. Hebrew Club: Pres. C. Friedman, V. Pres. A. Zuckerberg, Sec. M. Porter, Tres. D. Moore. 159 Student Council: Pres. C. Kiell, V. Pres. T. Malzbender, Sec. S Meisel, Tres. C. Cohen. 160 161 Medical Careers Club: Pres. D. Greenwald, V. Pres. M. Isserman, Sec. A. Bleznick, Tres. A. Salman. Student Auxilary: Pres. K. Powers, V. Pres. D. Burgess, Sec. G. English, Tres. S. Stogniew. 162 listory Club: Pres. J. Halecky, V. Pres. E. Kolts, B. Dowb, Dramatic Club: Pres. G. English, V. Pres. J. Halecky. Recording Sec. J. Gunn, Corresponding Sec. K. Peterson, Tres. I. Zimmerman. Debate Club: Pres. M. Gwirtsman, V. Pres. B. Morrison, Sec. S. Kuperstein. lesbian Society: Pres. G. English, V. Pres. J. Halecky, Sec. M. Science Club: Pres. S. Quaglia, V. Pres. J. Coll, Sec. M. later, Tres. B. Zimmerman. 163 Isserman. Indoor Guard Marching Band Varsity Cheerleaders 166 The play for 1976-77 was Room Service . Leading players included (in alphabetical order): Barbara Bongiovanni Alan Effron Gwyn English Mark Farinella Stuart Gelwarg Robert Gilbert This year ' s musical was Kiss Me Kate performed on March 25, 26, and 27. The story is a play within a play. Shakespeare ' s The Taming Of The Shrew is being presented by a group of players led by Fred Graham and Lilli Vanessi. Mr. Graham and Miss Vanessi are divorced; she is presently engaged to Har- rison Howell, a staunch southern politician. Meanwhile, Graham is flirting with Lois Lane, Bill Calhoun ' s girlfriend. When Calhoun signs Graham ' s name to an I.O.U., two gangsters enter. They force Miss Vanessi to perform against her will, and the two provide the show with enjoyable comedy. At the end, Miss Vanessi breaks her engagement with Howell and remarries Fred Graham. Leading Players included — Fred Graham Lilli Vanessi - Bill Calhoun - Lois Lane — Gangsters — Harrison Howell - Leading Dancers Rick Spina Joan Ragno Gwyn English Tom Zelman Bob Gilbert Kris Peterson Hillary Watter John Halecky Mitch Slater Mark Farinella Alan Platoff -Murray Indick — Paul Reiter Lisa Bardack Linda Spina Powder Puff Football 171 173 174 Then I found myself alone, hoping someone would miss me. Thinking about my home and the last woman to kiss me. But sometimes you have to moan when nothing seems to suit yer, but nevertheless you know you ' re locked towards the future . . . 175 176 Patrons T-k , Congratulations from Park Drugs 225 Morris Ave. Mr. Mrs. David M. Hart Springfield, N.J. to the class of ' 77 Boosters Mountain Variety Store Good luck to the class of ' 77 Mr. Jeffrey Anderson Mr. Thomas Baker Mr. James Davitt LADjf Mr. Donald Hartman Mr. Earl Hendler Mrs. Regina Hostovsky Mrs. Clare Mason Mrs. Una Mellon Mrs. Barbara Oberding Mr. Joseph Riley Miss Gail Rutmayer Mrs. Mary Shanahan Mrs. Miriam Slipowitz Mr. Joseph Trinity Mr. Donald Wayne Mrs. Jane Westerhold Mr. Raymond Yanchus Mrs. Lorraine Baber Mrs. Wortham, Mrs. Bross, and Mrs. Episcopo 177 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 77 FROM THE VARSITY CLUB Gary Sherman President Joe Ragucci WmSm- Vice-President Bryant Burke ' -«Hv Treasurer Andy Herkalo Secretary Chris Clunie Sergeant-at-Arms Mr. Roland Marionni Advisor Mr. Dave Oliver Advisor SPRINGFIELD TRAVEL SERVICE 250 Mountain Avenue Springfield, N.J. 07081 N.J. 201-379-6767 N.Y. 202-964-2181 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 77 Call For Appointment 233-7599 Hair Styling Regular Haircut Mountainside Barber Shop PARKING IN REAR — SPECIAL ATTENTION TO CHILDREN GENE DeCRISTOFORO 889 Mountain Ave. Mountainside, N. J. 178 HAIR ODYSSEY UNISEX HAIR SALON 265 Mountain Avenue Springfield, N J. 376-6870 BOOKS — GREETING CARDS — ART 4 NEW PROVIDENCE ROAD MOUNTAINSIDE, N. J. 07092 (201) 232-3023 THE LOW PRICE LEADER THE FINEST IN AUDIO COMPONENTS CUSTOM INSTALLATIONS — HOME — OFFICE — CAR (201) 277-3500 42 MAPLE STREET SUMMIT, N. J. 07901 Keyes, Martin Company Advertising Marketing Public Relations 841 Mountain Avenue • Springfield, New Jersey 07081 • (201) 376-7300 Martin Steinhardt, Chairman Dan Gaby, President 179 Congratulations to the Class of 1977 from the Jonathan Dayton Choral Parents ' Society V OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE Supreme Savings and Loan Association 173 MOUNTAIN AVENUE, SPRINGFIELD • 376-7660 Daily 9-4 p.m. • Thursday 8-6 p.m. • Saturday 9-12 p.m. Walk up and Drive-in Window — AVAILABLE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE MAIN OFFICE: 1331 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, IRVINGTON • 374-8200 BRANCH OFFICE: 1065 STUYVESANT AVENUE, IRVINGTON • 371-0840 180 Springfield Township Committee Joanne Rajoppi: Mayor Robert f. Weltchek Nathan Stokes Norman O. Banner William A. Ruocco SCHAIBLE OIL COMPANY 192 Mountain Ave Springfield, New Jersey quality heating oils oil burner service RICHARD BEST PENCIL CO. INC. 2 1 1 Mountain Ave Springfield, N.J. STUDIO 252 MOUNTAIN AVENUE, SPRINGFIELD, N. J. 07081 STUDIO: (201) 379-7666 DAILY 10:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. SATURDAY TO 5 P.M. THURSDAY TO 8 P. M. CLOSED WEDNESDAYS AD 3-1133 Ample Parking in Rear Free Delivery BLIWISE LIQUORS SINCE 1914 Your Friendly Package Store Where Service and Quality Meet CORNER MOUNTAIN AVENUE ROUTE 22 at the Circle MOUNTAINSIDE, N. J. Phone 376-9836 Mister Richard ' s Hair styling for Men • CREATIVE CUTS • BLOW OUTS 761 MOUNTAIN AVENUE SPRINGFIELD, N. J. 181 SCAPPY ' S 169 Mountain Ave. Springfield, N.J. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heller ii Speedy Instant Printing Center 269 MORRIS AVENUE SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07081 (201) 376-1815 ANTIQUES • APPRAISALS • REUPHOLSTER Don Maxwell Over 50 Years ' Experience FURNITURE REPAIRS REFINISHING FROM ANTIQUE TO MODERN 385 MOUNTAIN AVENUE Free MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J. 07092 (201) GREETINGS FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND STAFF OF THE SPRINGFIELD PUBLIC LIBRARY You can get along better with a little help from your library I BARRETT and CRAIN Relators Three Colonial Offices Westfield Mountainside 232-6300 232-1800 233-1800 Serving Westfield Area, Somerset and Hunterdon Counties Congratulations Class of 77 Swingles ' Colonial Diner Rt. 22 Springfield, N.J. Good Luck Seniors Value City Furniture BAYONNE, N.J. 182 183 715 MOUNTAIN AVE. SPRINGFIELD, N.J. Best Wishes from the KEY CLUB Warren Bromberg Bill Zimmerman . . Danny Smith . , Mike Petro . . . . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Jim Barrett . . . Sargeant-At-Arms Mr. David VanHart . . . Advisor Mr. Ronald Nash . . . Advisor Help Yourself to Get the Best Price for Your Home Thru MULTIPLE LISTING (Over 100 Member Offices) Phone Charles A. Remlinger Realtor 769 Mountain Ave Springfield N.J. 376-3319 Real Estate — Insurance — Mortgages — Appraisals Compliments of J M MARKET INC. YOUR PERSONAL SUPER MARKET HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS — PRODUCE DAIRY PRODUCTS — GROCERIES 856 MOUNTAIN AVENUE MOUNTAINSIDE NEW JERSEY a ( CRESTMONT SAVINGS HOME OF THE GOOD EGGS ' SERVING YOU IN THE THREE COUNTIES OF ESSEX, MORRIS and UNION Member F.S.L.I.C. OFFICES IN MADISON, MORRISTOWN, MAPLEWOOD, SPRINGFIELD, NETCONG £REE PUBLIC LIBRARY SPRINGFIELD, N. J. 184 For Reference Not to be taken from this room SPRINGFIELD FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 9534 00148 1681 am