Princeton High School - Prince Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 262 of the 1981 volume:

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' l TW . , ,wif f ,M , - .awfw ' . sf 27? 1. .. 5, 'W awww DEDICATION 3 .1 l 1 SZ Z5 2 3 ii BOARD OF EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY BCARD OF EDUCATION WW rag'-MQ.,-,,,,,., -.. . - ,,,S-'I-- .'5 Q' T, , , 4 ., ,ww in ,VF I P 1' m IP 'U Ef 6. Ill nxunxKiunxxu I HHHHH i ll - if '4 My 7 ' I M --f,..'-v '3' A .1 W. ' , . r 1 Q 5 X- j R. McGee, ADMINISTRATION J. Sakala 24 Principal F. Burke - Asst. Principal 'mc ., WWW ZI, N. Van Arsdalen Asst. Principal i I Nw. .. 2 2 2 5 Z X12 H GUIDANCE R, Saldon , M, ,fl-magma., K M. TFOUTIBH ,MM .saw .5 li Lf, ig Q E ,mv-Mimw ' 26 3 5 X A, Brocoloni Y 7 5 E, Tl'1Om8S Wx .fi Q. 'N MEDIA CENTER H.HQhHeM -DepadmentHead Missing A Dlmock J Zwaa ENGLISH - , Q.. -53. if-2 K. Yoder L. Mansier 'nal' H 28 T. Nellson J. Goodman , Alegretti wang M Sw 5 'X X xx six f 'E N A , - Qi Stecchini - Department Head D. Peskin .QW V ' V' , ' v m A iii., A m m m We m mea , ' 4 , e m Q emm , , A ' m , I V V IKV . 5 H My V I V I viy . E , ag,-M J. Jacobs D9 01 Fl. Rofe C. Campbell Q? E. Buckley M. Hartmann LANGUAGES fm ...,,.f.. 1- .2 V eg ?.,x.m.:-5- -5,1-'wry 5 Q lull I n 51 -in az!! 1 M..- We if? R. Gendaszek M- Morales H. Hagens M- Shea B. Poncin 30 Y rv U -sie-,N nova-4 N- Q J' ,gin - w.,,,..-f- C. Prezioso - Department Head J, Carey -J 9-., B. Holohan as J. Hilton F. Carman 31 SOCIAL STUDIES W. Roufberg - Department Head 32 S. Parnes J I . Lucker J. Bulger 3 Fl. Heyman Dun-. J. O'NeiH C. Boyman it ,.. K. deBen J. Halpin 33 MATHEMATICS 5 .V N. Taha 34 'NM -1 M. Djorup J. Manzer R. Goldberg 4 iw iv mazwggb Q.. if n.,NxY R. Horowitz 3 2 G. Mortensen - Department Head W' Humes may 5 wx t li N a I SCIENCE .,.4 L. Kruegel Fl. Komada i' S. Frankenthaler W. Nelson 36 E Y 5 xf x :T -i , D. Bellemore J. Toscano C. Sprague iii ..xv ' V. Euell I. Taha - Department Head ,,,-.an- an-all 3 Q IQ. if if as if Q4 M X is ,L - 3 'Q aes BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION FI, Dale M , .NNT F. Franci 38 J, Beachell W, Bux - Department Head - X. M-.. M. Radice G. Seltz 9 THE P0 M. Migliore J. Scott CREATIVE ARTS P. Sonnenfeld E. Browne - Department Head L,.---.....w.....- ' fx Obluultisa ohtcllnieastttisoalo asevousnuscuunnanib ::rnvoauos:0:uArQls so cumulus: a canine l iiuonnnsno sssocnna was can N Parrella 40 NND M., 5 www Q . Nw QM? ., W. -I-rego FZ. Blair 5 5? ' ,V K ,Q VH. N. Arcamone 41 PHYSICAL EDUCATICN x W L. Ivan - Department Head - --:.f E. Beacham 42 ,Q- A 1,14 C. V' if W, Parsons xx, 5 K 0 1 Cv f', , X, A M fx QA G. Tormollan as , - .6 --wi N -fzksaig-1:5 .. .wma KN'-:f w.sey..sw:.. Q, .N , . Xwi wx, QNX 3:5 - -xhw:N:QTj'.'fffig, Y J. Kroeper W 19 wif .-4,,. .h 5 T. Murra an S 7? Yi ' C. Wimberg f 4:-s'fi: xf, X 1 W , g s .:21SMff i V M. Anderson .-1 - 5' fa? . I 1.1 3 V' .. N38 -- A , A., ,Q5iLE?S.- .J .. J. Jones I 1 HQ'-M... M 9' 2- F' ---.av i 43 STUDENT SERVICES 'E Iif 2 f D.McGuke J.Lang 4 r'f'.K,i.i, 4 Q . L.SmHh QW, M.Rose sl' MQ! fr 2511-L'!f -M 1 J,Pachma 44 T.McMonow M. Franz Qi? M. Kimberly Ev Y, li 00l NURSES 5 THAN FSRSTH' rf R. Pease A SECRETARIAL STAFF M. Chludzinski P. Miror J. Warren , '2'2 '?5' ,y kk . zz' 3 I , - ' Q pi ' f B, Hirst E. Spainhour 46 W-.J-f: ,, ' G. Davis H Povilaitis H. Hoagland M. Drummond ' B. Martin 47 CAFETERIA A--Q M46 'N lwzw, N. X I I f M?g.w-J.. 'C 'Wm H. A. A. B. M. B. M. ,IIB Corrington Cosumano Cuomo Hurley McVaugh Pinelli Williams 48 bqm fir! Mil IW! R H . ,c. , ,Lg M. , , , -W 'i fm '2 . , , Q lj ,,.: j gag. m ,. V ..... f b - is 3 f f .,,. .. wil . gf-JB',g0'fS cusToDlANs R. T. M. W. o nson Jones Mastroianni Pirone VanHarIer 339 v i rw W' AIDES Q fl W N M, Branch 3- Hum 'iz fm 'N Ox 36 R. Frambo 50 ,VIQ 4 ,J I , f W' L. Mckenrick 3 5 T, Steinberg V Lee .glans-K Yi gm YR K .:... V wwyw- ROYA ABHARI For some we Loved, The Ioveliest and best That from his vintage rolling Time hath prest. A round or two before And one by one, Crept silently to rest, Khosh Gozasht do sali Ke eenja boodam. I Love Apple 12345 ...shut...Ahang...WAFt... John WCAYAT . . . S+S . . . B.TS. ABIGAIL LOUISA ALLEN case caos 33 eraer eht koo bra eya sis iht row eN not ecn ir Pni loo hcs hgi hdn aet ils Jfse KUNON 'ykn ufyl suo egar tuoy lte oa rEr sns Scg de etc. time to Bbop on- wards en 1y si 4 'no names: you know who yar arel tis n1a ines down in which to tell oft heln nerme ANN S. ALMGFIEN Soccer forever! Success - to laugh often and much, to win the respect of intelli- gent people and the affection of children, to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends, to appre- ciate beauty, to find the best in others, to leave the world a bit bet- ter, to know even one life has breathed easier because you lived. - Emerson D'MARlS ANN AMICK GS 1138 We are FAMILY To all my friends and teachers: thanks for 4 great years. And what is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not been dis- covered yet. Emerson Eleanor Rigby waits at the win- dow wearing a face that she keeps in a jar by the door. Who is it for? All the lonely people, where do they all come from? . . . Where do they all belong? Beatles 54 sf DOUG ANDRES FILOMENA C. ANTENUCCI DAVID KEN ASANO Goodbye, said the Fox, and now here is my secret, a very sim- ple secret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye. - The Little Prince DEFIRICK JOHN ASHCFIOFT Bermuda shorts Party and Ground- ed? Joker Cornelius. I have no worth? No Dose! Ski Trip. Thanks to KR. JB. ELM. EL. AZ. HM. etc, etc. Human French fries. A hot time in the hot tub oh what fun we had but did it really turn out bad oh I like this school but what a price to break the rule oh what fun we had but at the time it seemed real bad trying different ways to help us make it through the days - MADNESS .gm 5? BANG KIEN AU Coming to PHS was the turning point of my student life and my new life in America. DUC HONG AU WILLIAM BASKIN MARC BENACERRAF To the Mynabirds and all the crazy people of Princeton High. To all the parties and fun we have on week- ends. To spitting on Van's car. And as Gerry said, What a long strange trip it's been. DAVID BENDER You make up your mind, You choose the chance you take You ride to where the highway ends and the desert breaks. Out on an open road you ride until the day. You learn to sleep at night with the price you pay. - The Boss You have made me very angry, You have forced me to use my As- tro-Blaster. ELIZABETH S. BERGER Senior year - the ultimate WAK Ski trip puppy chops Nancy's Hy- perspace eggshell Oct '79 Pet BAHA Q-tip Flannels lndianchief tent? Headquarters Cawley co-pi- lots ls it green? Your sliding God's playing pinball Sherri Michum crow Strill 8- Dill Ecco-spray Beach '80 JM X-3 Boofy 3-24-79 MC Thanx JB KR CL HM LM SS AD The past is past but the memories will al- ways last! There was a small cat CLAIRE BIENEN You can destroy your now by wor- rying about tomorrow. Janis Joplin Let the sun shine in. An Antiwar poster Thank you LB LB M8tD IH CV RO JOHN V. BIENKOWSKI On the comfort - the inexpress- ible comfort of feeling safe with a person, having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words but pouring them all right out - just as they are - chaff and grain togeth- er, certain that a faithful hand will W-wwe-s. take and sift them - keep what is worth keeping and with a breath of kindness blow the rest away. DMC Marc s dfdt kept Eden happy 55 REBECCA ANNE BLEIMAN Way over yonder is a place that I know, where I can find shelter from hunger and cold, and the sweet tasting good life is easily found. Way over yonder - that's where I'm bound. - Carole King REBUKAIII There were so many great times ...Salisbury 79. . .fun and laugh- ter with LN . . . You can stand by me JK. .. . senior year . . . All my love . . . SS and CJC. JULIA LYNN BOLICK Party where? Jules, The Boi Rainbows forever, silent smiles Peachy Rabbit + Cheese, Wen- dell GS 1138 - We are FAMILY, Bermuda, SCD Make a duck- face , EB oh no! Styx AFS SP '80 Kenya, Twinkie, Nong? Three Muskateers, SC vs TK, promf MG MF BG GK much love and thanks When the best of friends must part, the memories make the good-bye even harder . . . PETE BORG CRUZ'N THE GT, THE BOYS, D' DIRT BIKE'N WIAP - n - DM. GET'N STINKING RED PEARLQWE TRY'DJ SATURDAY NIGHT SPE- CIAL - BREWSKIES - AYEEEEEEE - LIKE A BIG DOG. JANES GIGIAJJ MY BUOY, HEN- DRIX IGONNA GETCHAI SOME - -??? - CRIPES - BUT JOE -, THE STRAT, COLD MILLER, 350 BIKE'n, THE TREE, HIT - n - RUN, FROSHMAN CHICKS, - KTHE CRUZEI - LATER, PHS - - IT'S BEEN A MARENIGHT - TIME TO WAKE-up'? - NA KARIMA RENEE BOSLEY I am me doing what I want to do being what I want to be I am myself doing what I damn well please I am I doing what I know I can being what I know I am Remembering: Pumpkin Wanda, S.T.g T.H.g The Locker , ss., L.L. 56 LAKAY BROADWAY Basketball iii . .. Thanks Ms. Jones. Good times with LG, CS, LS, LN, CR, TH, MQ. Tootsie, Me and my RC . . . C.M. B-ball bud- dies, CC, TH, KK, GR, BF, PW, MG. Wanna play frisbee JD ... 79. C.S. Shrimp in the Keg LN, LR . .. Gobble Gobble S-ball . .. ist base ... Reunions! ... LG Thanx MM . .. yeah Right! . . . 79 . . . 761-IZT BF. Thanks for every- thing, PHS. Yesterday will never come again, but the memories last forever. RISA BROWDER The basics of education: Reeling and writhing, of course to begin with and the different branches of arithmetic - ambi- tion, derision Lewis Carroll gi it ,..,. EUGENIE BRUNNER GENIE Beanhead. Genie Joint ANPOP IT! Hey Noki, sschhllpopz BIackJackg NY! Florida - Great times wlLiz and Tracy Thanx Amy + Martha ...Twin Taverns A.R., JOG., V.W., L.W., Flying Snakes Don't stop thinkin about tomorrow Don't stop, it'II soon be here lt'll be better than before, Yesterday's gone, Yesterday's gone. Fleetwood Mac STEPHEN P. BUDD Lacrosseluncle Bill 415 26-20, Macky 35-24, One on One, Darts, you sick mind a shotgun, Dancing? Whale tooth, BB, I think it's rain- ing T.F you lightweight, get stiff l'm too full, Va right you booted shnib a keg There are places I remember all my life, though some have changed Some forever, not for better Some have gone and some remain - The Beatles ROBERT L. BULL TAD Freeze, Not the Moosehead, Wooden Cabineta, Lacrosse r. Zoll's Greatest Hits, MOL-SON? Booters Bath, look what I found Pushing the Mustang, Shnib a keg RMMBOX, One day gonna get that girl Joe J. QIQQIUQ ONE STEP BEYOND JANET LYNN BUSHNELL Verbal Abuse, Bermuda shorts party Bushnellish? Oops! I missed!! WHO fell asleep first? Lax managers? Choir - New Or- leans '81, muzak to Donut by, SHR! w!KFt, Choc. milk and . . . 7 Just a thimbIefuI?! would I lie to you? Hey? Why'd you change your skirt? K.E.R. - Best friends al- ways, wreet! Peek-a-boo . . . ..,it's such a lovely way to go... CAROLYN ANN CAHILL Cal . . . PHS. . . so many memo- ries. . . Frosh yr! CWATC-8171 the CIan g ski trup! dippin'g FNI tn-n-n- n-no!J Lax: Sus + Court - bes- test buddies, Bay-bee!! Thanks everyone - it's been excellent! Oh but yesterdays are over my shoulder, so I can't look back for too long, There's so much to see, waiting in front of me, And I don't think that I can go wrong Weee're offl. . .so long, crabby! CLAIRE MEGAN CALLAHAN Time it was, And what a time it was, It was . . . A time of confidences. Long ago . .. it must be I gave a photograph. Preserve your memories, They're all that's left you. Simon 8. Garfunkel all my love Tony 1!14l8O GBK-ILY! ks at JAMES R. CANTRILL Lacrosse 314 Mustangpush JGB reward fwoodcahl Always up? Ski??? heuter the Bud 13 kg's enough? One more try, try to get what I nev- er had, one more try for the old world it can't be bad. ONE STEP BEYOND MADNESS JKF - Remember TIFFANY L. CARROLL Be yourself . . . Cherish yesterday Dream tomorrow - Live todayl Life! 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 . . . Thanx everyone! Who's next, Na- omi? 5th 8- 6th w!Darcy, Choo- Choo Lisa, Thanx Ma, Unc, Twacy, Gator, Lisa, Kath 8 Darcy. Califor- nia or bust! KELLY CARTER If in your thought you must mea- sure time into seasons, let each season encircle all the other seasons, And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. - Kahlil Gibran Special friends and great memo- ries - K.P. T.C. E.M. A.L. S.K. C.C. AMY CARUSO ANPOP, Summer '79, Anti Lisa, etc, The Tavern Remember Al- ways, LW NK ACR GB JO GW TR Horticulture The Beach Attic fad- dictb Parties Frisbee Tin Lizzie Fountain sunfish pond TM TF JS TR Parties Poli. Sci BC And in the end the love you take ls equal to the love you make. 12!8l8O J.L. Thanx, PHS Over and outl 58 MARTHA CARUSO A.N.P.O.P. Twin Taverns party? Naomi's? Alison's? Llsa's? Beach, Vermont, Maine, Hey, Georgel Thanks to NK LW RL AR GW GB VW JK TM JN TC DV MW and Amy I MADE IT! Well, I've been afraid of change 'cause I've built my life around you, but time makes you bolder FM Traveling twice the speed of sound it's easy to get burned But given time l'll be fine CSN Fare thee well, PHS MICHAEL E. CAULTON Youth is wholly Experimental R. Stevevson LISA A. CAWLEY LEELI The greatest experience of all was friendship J.A. T.C. J.T. the tree, soccer - summer of '80, Mic, Sam, Rick, bumpers, mopeds, me the co-pilot, S.W.A.T., Billy, plants, choo-choo, sharks in the pool, softball, sharks 8 lizards, The ramp is gone but the memories still hang on . . . Thanx - K.K. J.D. S.M. A.M. L.M. ANTHONY G. CEDENO Football 117 Wrestling Are you on drugs? The boys: Bone, Whit, Brent, Mills. I'm sorry, fellas. There are places l'll remember all my life, though some have changed, some forever, not for better, some have gone and some remain. All my love CMC 1 H4180 The kind of love I'm talking about here withstands not only hard times but time itself. When this kiss is over it will start again. DEVAKI CHANDFIA I don't know anyone who is virtuous. Everyone I know is successtul. Henry Lewis Menken YOUNG SHIN CHANG AUDREY W. CHEN Hey PFARS Gang - Long live LGS and First Aider Jeans! kids, 'Hia kids! Soccer - We fell in the pooI! CST, CM NOD. . .Lacrosse - more than a game. Don't let me hear you say Iife's taking you nowhere! - David Bowie Lighten up while you still can, Don't even try to understand, Just find a place to make your stand, Take it easy! - Eagles JAMES S. CHOW The secret of life is enjoying the passage ol time. James Taylor You may delay, but Time will not. Ben Franklin so I said to the bank teller, how can I be overdrawn if I have all these checks left? James Thurber Thanks for four great years K Q:f.,4,,.J' 'R -A HUGH D. CLINE FIOSEY Hey PFARS Gang - Long live L8tSg First Aider Jeans - '8wI-Qing kids. THE BONE AV, JS. stilts - lost in CT. YAHAIN' wskfhe Guys, Cosmic Whipout HARRY'S 3rd 8. 4th. Let's sing out ol key! skiing? Jeeper Who sits in Back. YEP l'll pick you up. Stinking at Naomi's? Stilts, you lost again? KiIz, PB and the Not Guilt. California When? SFIADNATS EHT!Then He Said GoodBye CHRISTINA A. CONANT A man may remember his child- hood with pleasure, but where is one who does not wince at the memory ol his adolescence? - John A. Rice Soccer w!ParsIey. . . '77 Champs . . . Baseball w!Fuegol Thanks Cirullo. And the time will come when you see we're all one, and life flows on within you and without you . . . JL Sean - all my love to you RICHARD CONLEY BUZBY ROBB COOK They that go down to the sea In ships That do business In great waters, These see the works of the Lord And His wonders in the deep. Psalms 107:23-24 P.S. Sailors have more fun but chipmunks are go M: , V 2 - ' ' T53 Wffffifnf 59 JULIE ANNE cook GS 1138 We are FAMILY Today is the Tomorrow we wor- ried about Yesterday Thanks, PHS EE60 LEAH COPE They think that I got no respect but everything means less than zero cutest - Good times wlgood friends CL, LA, AJ, wlPB, at La- fyte. LL, bully wfmildew mobile. AC, J's x's wear hot pink undies. JP, dinner wlanorexic numpho. Soccer games w!Mrs. W. All my love to Jono fT.K.?J L.D. want a dip? I can't forget the P.G.'s from last year + Daddy + Mom I hope that someone get's my message in the bottle . .. JANE CURSCHMANN Be always drunken . . . with wine, with poetry, or with virtue, as you will. But be drunken. Baudelaire Europe, the Islands - Mash-up! No one I think is in my tree I mean it must be high or low That is you can't you know tune in But it's all right That is I think it's not too bad. John Lennon ALISON ANNE DALEY Love, the magician, plays a trick whereby two people can walk in different directions yet remain side by side All my love to Jen, Oliver, Taller Bro, and to Jay. Thanks for every thing that has been and will be. Somewhere in Switzerland there is a stream and an alp and a pine tree .. . dreams do happen. JOSEPHINE DIMEGLIO Good times with DP, RM, JM, AP, CP, AD, MP Junior year the Best 7:45 let's go girls Partiest Picnics Gemma don't forget the house we had some good times Hi Sue future sister inlaw we had some good times and more to come your day is coming Sept. 6, 1981 and so is mine Aug. 1, 1981 Hi Donna, Jo Don't forget Cherry Hill Mall Differ- ent car everyday Later, Princeton High, It was fun, Willie 11-12-81 .V , X t Q N -f-.salsa-, :.s.1.-tt at Aft F 5 -fs . , A DAVID DINELLA Beach Bums 1981, Football 1980 8-2 States, 1979 7-2 CVC Champs. Thanks, Coaches. It was great! We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others iudge us by what we have already done. - Longfellow PETER DOLOTTA The truth is rarely pure and never simple. - Oscar Wilde Be ever wonderful, stay as you are . . . Don't let the world change your mind - Earth, Wind 8. Fire VIRGINIA CARROLL DUNHAM Take me disappearin' through the smoke rings of my mind to dance beneath the diamond sky with one hand wavin' free . .. Let the smell of wild flowers Flow free through my blood . . . - Bob Dylan MIRIAM QUINTA DYSON The more faithfully you listen to the voice within you, the better you will hear what is sounding outside. And only he who listens can speak. - Dag Hammerskjold I saw eternity the other night Like a ring of pure and endless Light - Henry Vaughn There's one, There's one! Oops it's only a plane. They were beauti- ful though, weren't they ,. . Kwa- heri 'E' ,, amy uqgi' -L K f .zz K -sg.: JOSEPH D. LEVINE-EAGLE The present contains nothing more than the past, and what is found in the effect was already in the cause. SUSAN LESLIE EDELMAN Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got 'til it's gone? - Joni Mitchell Love and thanks to SNG LDZ MF LL and a very special person, LJG HOOPSI and softball are the bestl fThanks, Uncle Eugene.J For all my chabibim in Y.J.: ROCK LOBSTERI Keep your feet on the ground, and reach for the stars. THOMAS DICKSON EDGAR We are born believing. A man bears beliefs, as a tree bears ap- ples. Ralph Waldo Emerson Today I saw a redandyellow sun- set and thought, how insignificant l am! of course I though the same thing yesterday and it rained. Woody Allen Life is like an onion, You peel off one layer at a time, and sometimes you weep. Carl Sandburg DAVID N. ELLERSTEIN FREEZE - NO, NOT THE MOOSE- HEAD BOOTER - Thanks, Tad. party '79. Four years . . . I C'mon, Dave, wake up LABATTS BEER-BIERE Who? Me Sir? Yes, you Sir! DY chauf fer 5-80. CRUSING THE BUD with JC, TB 81 BF. Corny ILU call 7-79. TEN- NIS - YES, Marty, you can do it! Bathtub phobia! Only Greenshirts do it to me! 13 is a lot l will never be caught! ONE STEP BEYOND - Mad- ness fwsm . L Q 1 ' I .iw-N.. 61 ANDREW E. ERDMAN Andy PHS you have been good to me for the past two years. Mr. thanks for two fun-filled Cand crazy! years. I don't want to see it end. Good Luck to everybody! I'II miss you! MIGUEL A FERNANDEZ RUGBY: ELEGANT VIOLENCE IF YOU CANNOT CARRY YOUR LI- QUOR WHEN YOU ARE YOUNG. YOU WILL BE A WATER-CARRIER WHEN YOU ARE OLD. ANACHARSIS SOCCER IS A GENTLEMAN'S GAME PLAYED BY BARBARIANSQ RUGBY IS A BARBARIC GAME PLAYED BY GENTLEMEN. PARIS KWHAT COULD I D072 JAMES FISCHER MICHELLE ALISON FISHBURNE The Three Musketeers, Bozo, Shortie Peachy Rabbit 8 Cheese, Trackies GS 1138 We are FAM- ILY. The problem is But the tree jumped into the middle of the road! 815.00 booby-trapped locker, Party at Julie's! Let the Good Times Roll Strawberry dac- quiris, Team ... !? JB, MG - Thanx for being there . . . I'II be seeing you .. . You may say I'm a dreamer But I'm not the only one - Len- non 62 I HX W. XX MOLLIE FISHER FISH GS1138 We are FAMILY! SrTs HO-DE-Hum BARB! THANX SGT JG! DR SUESS, RJA, KAREN FRANCE! WHAT A YR! There are rainbows everywhere as the sun touches particles of dust color shines through. Let the sun light your world and rainbows surround you, all it costs is time and stillness. Give yourself one calm and brilliant moment today and ever after. NEIL GARY FLANAGAN Good friends, Dave, Joey, Pete, Chris Chris, you pervert Joey's not dumb he's just slow Seniors come and Seniors go and always we think we know How we'lI feel when we go for P.H.S. was really fun although some classes were dumb I'm just glad to say I'm done Adios P.H.S. FRANCIS D. FLAVIN I used to get mad at my school, the teachers who taught me weren't cool. Holding me down, turning me round filling me up with the rules. Got to admit it's getting better, It's getting better all the time. Have to admit it's getting better It's getting better, since you've been mine. - The Beatles - OH CUTE! L.C., L.L. SO LONG, PHS. JENNIFER KAREN FLYNN Good Times in Vt. Moody Blues... What happened to VAIL . . . ApriI?!! Zaney - Grease Relief. Stairway talks. Jane - Skiing! P.H. J.D.'s Misery Shore trips This boat's taken!! No, it doesn't wash out. RG.. . You are what you are. J.FI.C. ...5l1O!8O prix af? MIKLOS FOLTINY DAVID R FORREY Football No. 80 79CVC Co- Champs, Lacrosse, The Stand, Shnib a keg, wooden Cabinet!3, Mol-son, Darts S.M. lt must have been the Sea Puss C.H. Ski Trips Smugglers Notch and Sugarbush, F. ANGELS, Bosely!! - Who me, Sir? - Yes Youuu, sirl! Chipmunks are go CLAUDINE FRANCOIS ROBERTO FRANCOIS ,- ve, , 9. if N, DAVID CORNELIS FRANK Today I know what a fool I was yes- terday. Tomorrow I will know what a fool I am today. ELLEN MERYL FREEBERG Take time to work - it is the price of success. Take time to be friendly - it is the road to happiness. Take time to dream - it is hitching your wagon to a star. Take time to love and beloved - it is the privilege of the Gods. Take time to look around - the day's too short to be selfish. Take time to laugh - it is the music of the soul. DAVID FREUND CALDONIA, CALDONIA WHAT MAKES YOUR BIG HEAD SO HARD? LESLIE JEAN GALLO LES Sophomore and senior years bestl softball wfUncIe Eug - Always cut in left field! Fete '79 Homecom- ing - football field! Reunions wl LB Tennis courts. California - Su- sie Sunshine - BFFI Special times with LB, CS, CR, MH, LN, LS - BURGER 8t JD wanna play fris- bee? Fun at CC with MP, CS, DS, AS, SM, SK - WOMAN oh and Jackie J. Ooh bear - thanx for everything! Thanx, PHS N X . , S S I 52 X is X. -.'- l g .i A - 4 ,tgps ,gvssabf SUSAN ROBERTS GATES SUSIE Frosh year - WATC '81 ...sum- mers w!cHa-FDL + Suisse, for- ever SS +H. Sportney + Cal KSSPJ-FN! n-n-n-n-no! ... dippin' Termie? exdogger : SF the LL Carlito T M+D To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly. - HB Weee're off . .. so long, crabby! JAYNE LAUREL GERB Two yrs. at PDS Looking for watt- age - LS Clark Fld. Patton Hall JFK Night ride Pixy - SDIC wflic. SoftballfZAFl Watch the change - AJ UC Agents, close encoun- ters wfmoving cars TATBCBUW3 Em. phone calls wlGodzilIa, Win- ter track parties - PK All night pool parties, LS - 3:00 AM tone ON Um-hum!! Quarters at G+E 921 - ALOT HT, Boofer SM - Good x's at L'ville, Bonfire Run!! FTIASC Thanx all, for the great times. .x ---'- ft' . i3'f i . ... T . Hifi ., . f i--i - JIMMY GIBSON .. . .... . ......... ... sc zfgg- .z if - A , ,... r NS Q Q A J Y X X - ., X S . , . x X - fs -E' Q F if Q x .,,. X x K Y 1 N L I , 3 9 ,f MATTHEW K. GILLHAM QMATTJ Memories: Scuba, Hoagie Haven, frisbee, Lawrenceville, England summer '80 with Boosie, Bodybuilding with J.L and M.C - 210 Lb bench press, parties - D.M. tied up in the leaves, comput- ers - APLMAN P.U. Math w!Y.H. Thanx C.V. for all the needed ad- vice, Thanx also A.G, E.J, K.VR, C.S,. CVH - Ik HOU VAN JOU X ,M-f ' .f i, BARBARA A. GLASSMAN This above all, to thine ownself be true: And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. FAREWELL - Shakespeare L.L., S.E., S.R. - Rock Lobster! GS 1138 - We are FAMlLYfrain- bowsl Big Sigh! M.F B.S. Special love to - J.B., J.R., J.P. You made it all worthwhile ROB CITY GOLDBERG A special thanks to all these peo- ple who believed in me - Dad, Richie, Charlie, Louise and Family, Cindy and Parents, my class- mates, all friends, McLusky, Dan- ny, Babbe, Jean, Pa, Nancy, Marc. Also, I couldn't have done it with- out the following persons - my Aunt Maureen and Uncle Morty. Plus the VNGT in Rm. 142 - Mr. Bux. l will remember these people. LTBH GRETCHEN ROCKWELL GOOD Life is too short to waste ln critic peep or cynic bark, Quarrel or reprimand: 'Twill soon be dark. - Emerson There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. - Shakespeare STEVE EDWARD GOODMAN Obviously some things are better than others. . . but what's the bet- terness? . .. So round and round you go, spinning mental wheels and nowhere finding anyplace to get traction. What the hell is qual- ity? What is it? - And what is good Phaedrus? And what is not good - Need to ask anyone to tell us these things? - ROBERT PERSIO LOVE to: JB, AD, SR. W.O. BUCKO Wits N ...R NN. Rss. - .1 f , . ' 'T G E ANDREW THOMPSON GOODYEAR JR. UBF.. School was MADNESS - ABSO- LUTELY! PHS Tennis 1979-80 Group ll State Champions, Party- ing with DOC 8t BLOCK - YIM WAKE UP! bedroom gigs, Ski Trip '81, Senior Slump, M KEG Parties, Labatts BEER, The CJ JEEP SQUAD - Party searching, OFF- ROADING with The BOYS , Prov- ince Line Rd., Under the Rug, Dave we did it 5-4 in the Tie breaker, 31 Singles 1981, S.G. you're great, DE, DM, THANKS DDB, BB ERIK GRANADE 3 years of tennis with Cuddy D. The miracle win over HoVal 79 State Champs. 4 years with Trego 81 P. Lewisburg 1980. New Orleans 1981 Cruising down to AC - Eller wins big 3rd Singles 1981? Right - Doubles JV Tennis and Choir parties were great. Also great stiff at Andrews without the Haven. l'd have an ulcer by now. Thanks bo my best teachers: Mr. Alston, Mr. Gendaszek, Mrs. Goodman, Mr. Humes, and Mr. Bulger SALLIE MERRITT GREEN The trees and I are shaken by The same wind, but whereas The trees will lose their withered leaves, I just can't seem to let them loose. - GENESIS Special Thanks - MCW, CNG Twiddle-widdle-widdle-widdle- widdle-widdle-wee! DAVID A. GREENSPAN Each one of us is a mixture of some good qualities and perhaps some not-so-good qualities. In considering our fellowman we should remember that one's taults only reflect that he is in fact a hu- man being. We must also retrain from making harsh judgements even if he is a dirty rotten son ofa. . . . Later dudes HEY JULIE-SUE ILYI One crying, young sister tor sale! ANDREW HARRIS CHARLES D. HARRIS Good Times Good Friends, The Arch CIE, The Mansion, Pressure Drop Golf Cart, US Plues, Dead Head Mamma Tried, Later Norm, Deathcruze Don't let them know you're scared. - Dirty Harry Callahan Goodbye Mamma and pappa Goodbye Jack and Jill The grass ain't greener The wine ain't sweeter Either side of the hill - The Grateful Dead 66 -Que 3 'Tv - E X X , 3 5 .tt. eses l adam., EVA HARRIS When I entered Princeton High I was shy and behind the line. Now l'm a senior going on. I have left my name to carry on. KATHERINE HARROP Have you seen the little piggies crawling in the dirt And for all the little piggies Life is getting worse Always having clean dirt to play around in. - THE BEATLES - people are strange - Cole and Ted The Clan I love you, Dad JOHN J. HEINTZ Hiney The caves parties sophomore year cruising in The TOYOTA JM MN our lady of PRINCETON Ice cold millers The Boys Joe's GTO Race CAR The SHORE Chubby's CUTIAS S FOR SUPER The center McGuinns 67 Wreck drunk driver The FIRE Hydrant OH poor Farm cruising The OFF Roading later, PHS KIRSTEN ELISE HEMER I AM BLESSED TO BE FREE TO WANDER FREE TO HOPE FREE TO LOVE To all the beautiful people l know, Twende Salaama tGo in Peace? N9 sw CHRISTOPHER B. HENKEL Soccer 8 Lacrosse . . . Steak and Elephants, Let's go whale hunting lt must be a sea puss. C.H. No problem, Ski Trips '80 '81 Dickin- son Disaster Moral Hangover The sweet tasting good life is easily found way over yonder that's where I am bound. - C. King Beer Bong 6 Club Chipmunks are go INGRID HERNQUIST Live, Live every minute Don't leave till tomorrow what you can do today Give, Give every minute Try a little harder and you will find your way. - Ali Thomson Thanks CB CV M8tD and everyone else JEFFREY S. HILL Parallel our heights, and we will find that we need, to be where we belong Parallel our sights, display our rights and wrongs, and always keep it strong. -YES- TRACEY J. HILL VIRGO trosh yr. sucked - TKH NPT 8178 - 5!8O waste of lite peetza 78-81 MCVTS Com Art TLA PYW O.E. 800 Good Luck SLS 78 Fsaac l'll get U Dee Bave ROLLEFIS UPI SWOOPS! Trippin' Zoodied-up- 3rd-floors - T., E., Carter-Wilbur Section - 24-7 Me and Paul Bug- gin' Track 79 Soul Brothers and Sisters THE BLACK REVOLUTION IS COMING! RUTH BEKINS Hire 5,5-.1 ,sk , I could spend a happy morning I Seeing Roo tthat's mel, or I could spend a happy morning Being Pooh. For it doesn't seem to matter, If I don't get any fatter CAnd I don't get any fatterl, What I do. A.A. Milne DAVID HOAGLAND COURTNEY E. HOFF Four ot the best years - memo- ries never to be erased. Field Hockey, LaX thanks JJ Frosh yrl tWATC'81J Ski trips, A.A. Show. New Year's tbronchiall dippin FNI KN-N-N-NOD from the beginning - Suz, Cal M8tD thanks. If you count the endless hours . . . CH? I like work, it fascinates me. I can sit 8. look at it for hours. J.K. Jerome Weee're off. . . iso long, crabbyll JULIA SUZANNE HOMMEL The lady doth protest too much, me thinks - But Mom, what if I can't help it??!!? JD and the executive GKCALSMJ KBS! I love you guys - BLTN Beethoven David, I love you, honeyllfreallyj PS - Only Americans can hurt America. DDE 3 STUART D. HUESTON Invitation If you are a dreamer, come in, If you are a dreamer, a wisher, a liar, a hope-er, a pray-er, a magic bean buyer. . . If you're a pretend- er, come sit by my fire, For we have some flax-golden tales to spin. Come in! Come inl LI ANN HUNNINGHAKE Like leaves we touch, we danced We once knew the story As autumn called and we both Remember all those many years ago I'm sure we know. YES Thanx Carrie. . . PK Don't ever leave till you see those two planes. CLAIRE HUI There's so much that we need to share so send a smile and show you care Supertramp On n'oublie rien de rien On n'oublie rien du tout On n'oublie rein de rien On s'habitue c'est tout Jacques Brel There are good and bad memories but we can forget the bad ones. . . it LISA ANN HUTCHINSON We climbed hills and trees learned of love and ABC's skinned our hearts and skinned our knees, Good-bye my friend . . . by Terry Jacks The best years of my life are not coming to an end, they are coming to a new beginning. Thanks Piper, Scott, 8 Ferf, for all your love, affection, and con- stant support. AMY IRENAS The sole substitute for an exper- ience which we have not ourselves lived through is art and literature. Alexander Solzhenitsyn Nobel Lecture, 1972 KAREN L. ITZKOWITZ Laugh, my friends, and without blame Lightly quit what lightly came, Rich to-morrow as to-day, Spend as madly as you may! l with little land to stir, Am the exacter labourer. Ere the parting hour go by, Quick, thy tablets, memory! Matthew Arnold Special thanks to THE TWITS, and JLK, KAVDB 8t EKS who know so much ...Q falii if e -sw :Sis ROCHELLE JACOBS RICHARD JESSER You linger your little hour and are gone, And still the woods sweep leafily on. - R. Frost RICHARD L. JOHNSON So now I'm in Tibet, standing on my head on a llama, thinking 'bout the day l got dat wrong number, - S.M. Don't try to read my mind, said the man with the coo-coo clock. It can't be done. l know - l've tried. - from Alligators in Harmony JURGEN JONES for what is it to die but to stand naked in the wind and to melt into the sun thank you ye. 'T .f - 1' YI , ft . Q aff-U ff :wi -15:-'EQ I M in. ' f , CI' SUSAN T. KADERABEK I'll never forget the great years Soph. Prom - B.W.g Cheerleading Mindy: Meeting Rip at PU Visiting Michiganthomelz Mark W. Buw - coffee: S.K. 8. A.C. Forever Texas - Take care of my Mandito Span- ish at PU: CP 8. Friends - Lite Mirna - made senior year special St. Paul's Youth Group - VH 8 Matt Halloween Party: Apples 8 Dancing Working at CC with MP CS LG Roller Skating with my C. sisters NAOMI KAHN NOMI ANPOP, - why'd you change your shirt Greenville, KD, Mardi-Gras wlMibs Bean-Head. NY, SSCHHLLPOP Little Doober, Black Jack, Twin Taverns Attic- Parties US2 8- Grass-Mask ALTS, Cherios R.J., TC you copycat Gimme my towel back - G. C.T., BOC Wisc. C.B. 3 E.R. Bros. Inc, Moose 8 A.H. Feet . . . The Hard Way to die is to live through it g Cecil KAWJ 1 . .. I see you wreet, SKOL- MAN! ,Ar 13 SIGFIID ANNE KALINSKI C'Sigi ? What's a Sigi '?J JOHN KANDELL So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out, there's so much left to know, and I'm on the road to find out Cat Stevens 1981 Baseball 171 ADFIIANA KANITZ SABRINA J. KAPPLER BRI Love is never gone, as we travel on Iove's what we'll remember. Kiss today good-bye, and point me toward tomorrow. We did what we had to do . .. Won't forget, can't regret What I did for love. - A Chorus Line If Unicorns could climb rainbows then ... ?! Kisses - CB EW JT EN RC ST 70 JAMES KEIGLER Lord have mercy. They're gonna ruin us all, by and by. I'm telling you all beware I don't think they really care I think they just sit up there And just get HIGH. LYNYRD SKYNYRD W of - l5S?m5eiM , H W,.1f .,...,,..t N my X R Xe QQSS VYW Nw??ffQ4wws9 JANICE MARIE KEIGLER When true Friendship is formed - it is ne'er broken, When a weak one is formed - it is ne'er spoken, An old one renewed -remembers the past, A new one persued is treasured long last. JMK Special thanks to SDS Paris?! - PSYCH! DUNCAN KEMP Junior and Senior years Choir - New Orelans '81 Musicals, Clubs, reunions There were good times and bad times. Thanks P.H.S. STEPHANIE KENEN STlFFY Special times, Special Friends - The Clan. . .Allens, Fl-check CDMJ . . . ln the Yearbook tTequila . .. No-Doz'?D ... Don't do that to me . . .East Hampton 81 San Fran- cisco . . . B24-BS . . . Spaghettios 81 Shrooms! Well, my feet they finally took root in the earth, but I got me a nice little place in the stars SHIISSIIG MICHAEL KENNEDY If there is no struggle there is no progress. Power concedes noth- ing without a demand if, we ever get free from the oppression and viragus heaped upons us we must pay for their removal. We must do this by labor, by suffering, by sa- crificre and if need, be by our lives and the lives of others. Frederick Douglas JEAN LOUISE KEPHART To my friends - who made every time worth remembering - May we drink life to the lees. Donna St Alison a true friend is the best possession Molly, Becca, Karen, Carrie, Tom, Jeff, mints, menthol, and laughter - Thank you for be- ing part of my life. Jurgen - and so the song continues - warm and pure, filling the heart To sing, to laugh, to dream -to walk in my own way, free, with an eye to see things as they are LEONARD S. KIM lf I ever go looking for my heart's desire again, I won't look any far- ther than my own backyard - be- cause if it isn't there, I never really lost it to begin with ... Dorothy Gale So much to remember . . . Soccer, Choir, Band - Foggy Day , Scouts and all the rest. Special Thanks JR. J.P. D.K. Later P.H.S. YOUNG H. KIM Do you know, Carter, that I can acutally write my name in the dust on the table? Faith, Mum, that's more than I can do. Sure there's nothing like edu- cation, after all. Punch SV aff..-. will TIM KINNEY KEEP ON WALKING TALL, HOLD YOUR HEAD UP HIGH LIFT YOUR DREAMS RIGHT UP TO THE SKY. SING YOUR GREAT SONGS, AND YOU'LL KEEP MOVIN' ON . . . TAKE IT FROM ME, SOMEDAY WE'LL ALL BE FREE DONNY HATHAWAY 73 ' KAREN KLINE Well, I finally made it. Yeahl My freshman and sophomore years were the best with Chrissy and Mi- chelle. Junior and Senior years were great with Cathy and Jill. If they hadn't been around I wouIdn't have made it. Thanks. Thanks, Van, Doctor Kim- berly, and all the alternate pro- gram for putting up with me. Fare well, old high school. Fare well. PIXY KOHLI Wild Indian Boston w!Shelly - the list goes on . . . Cheerleading- Ccaptj Cruisin' the Volare - FHID, JFK+GA - What license? Chi- nese Fire Drills in drivel Winter Track Parties Dr Bacardi PIXY GO HOME! Quarters L'viIle - SM, PP - Thanx Jayne, 25 ab- sences! Great times w!EV - Thanx Mr D! Close encounters w! parked cars TATBKBUY' Thanx to all. l'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints - BJ PETER L. KFIASNOFF Kraz Baseball 1116, Klinsk - grub + crazy times. Fun at the FOX, PCT - APT + J.S. Tchin Tchin, Purple - Passion - sorry Ma. T.J.C. L.H. + Herb. Thanks for it all Fuegy. The highest art form of all is a human being in control of himself and his airplane in flight, urging the spirit of the machine to match his own. Richard Bach 71 H ANDREW J. KULINSKI Baseball's tit Thanks lor every- thing, Fuego 5th period grub road trips with Kraz stiffing with the Fellows AC Excursions The Cars at Spec. Good times and good friends to always remember. Yesterdays will never come again, For only todays 8. tomorrows exist If we live today, the way we wanted our yesterdays, we will never fear our tomorrows. RANDALL JOSEPH LACO The Pursuit of Happiness We go out into the world To make a living for ourself But making a living Is merely surviving lt's the pursuit of happiness That turns living into life And how far we pursue happiness Determines how much we live life Because a living can't be made It can only be discovered FIJL 72 . . JEAN MARC LASSELIN Thank you everybody. l had a won- derful year with the soccer team, at lunch eating your exceptional cuisine. Now to my Female admir- ers if you need a beautiful dress jump over to France, and treat yourself to Christine Laure pour etre plus belle encore Thanks for making it special to each of my classes and friends and teachers. I will never forget you. TODD H. LEEUWENBURGH HAMLET: Do you see yonder cloud that's almost in shape of a camel? POLONIUS: By the mass, and 'tis like a camel, indeed. HAMLET: Methinks it is like a weasle POLONIUS: It is backed like a weasle HAMLET: Or like a Whale? POLONIUS: Very like a Whale. CARRIE E. LESH R X A rose by any other name could - never be as sweet! - Thanks Sharon As to me will you never under- stand I am incorrigibIe? Charles Dickens tootalou DAVID T. LEWIS GOLF, MC Champs, 78-79, Thanks, McGuire, for being there with us. HOCKEY with F.W since the ankle burner era, too much . . . At the Range with T.W and M.M WHAT A BEAUTIFUL DAY. The Chase . . . Mystery date . . . C'Mon those were my MOM'S cookies Mr. Humes's math class - will the abuse ever cease? The party - Hey, who are these people? sf. .. ts . ff? MELISSA L'HUILLIER The Wine of Lite keeps oozing drop by drop The Leaves of Life keep falling one by one. -Fitzgerald Bionic mouth. I'm not a Girl Scout high on air - Tee Hee Hee! CAP Halo FiHlNOCEFtOS!l Tina - what about our date? Ad bio - flour beetles, Vichy Thanx EM D-5 DT LS CS EW RT NM GT Hitch your wagon to a star. - Emerson STEPHEN D. LIDZ Beemo For long you live and High you fly And smiles you'll give and Tears you'll cry And all you touch and all you see ls all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd Something tells me we're not in Kansas any more. OZ it Q' ew VGA EUNICE K. LIN Many thanks to the dear teachers, friends, 8 their advice! '77 Oct 23, the blond hair , Math Team, Ms. Djorup . .. ls the test hard? 42W Urban Journal, MCSO, I love Viola . . . let the music keep me alive! Ideals are like stars - we never reach them but like mariners, we chart our course by them. - C. Schurz To the region beyond I shall go! CARA LEE LINDBLOOM Each life converges to some centre - Expressed - or still - Exists in every human nature - A goal. - Emily Dickinson Part of me is screaming to say I want to be carried away. - CSN Thanks CEP - forever a friend in need. Good times with the girls - What an anemic The Vine- yard . . . Ski Vermont . . . ME AND MY CE 'SVN '35 V' r LINDA M. LITTELL Don't stop thinking about tomor- row Don't stop it'lI soon be here. lt'll be here better than before, yesterday's gone, yesterday's gone. FM They think that I got no respect, but everything means less than zero EC PHS, it was short and sweet! Thanx Miss Jones. LC, CL, we'll continue our good times in the years to come, hopefully without the mildew mo- bile! Cutest Mr T All my love JB, ER, LC, CL, PB, AC, LD, Mom 8 David CHRISTINA JANE LITTLEJOHN You can blow out a candle but you can't blow out a fire once the flame begins to catch the wind will blow it higher. - Peter Gabriel I used to be disgusted now l try to be amused. - Elvis Costello All my love, R.G., L.C., H.M., L.L., P.B. GABRIELLE K. LORANT The clan together forever KLH lLY l'm more Bamberger's, she's more L.L. Bean. MBT - The best thing l left in Radnor. New York Times - JSH KLH, AMT and the boys in 9c. SHK - What'?'? TS Thanks T We were kids then, but l never heard it said that kids can't fall in love and feel the same. l can still remember the first time I said I love you - CS All of my love to Scott. See ya later. LOVETTE RENEE LOVE LEFTY I play it cool, And dig all jive - That's the reason, l stay alive. My motto, As I live and learn ls dig and be dug in return. - Langston Hughes Thanx, PHS 4-everything. All the goodtimes l've had will be a mem- ory ofthe past 77-81 , 4'ever - Tilly, DH, KB, WH, 8. JS - Best of luck to KE, LR, TH, ss, JR, PM, at MK --Qye, Pumpkin 74 We we PETRINA MARIE LOWRANCE And these children that you spit on, As they try to change their worlds, Are immune to your consolations, They're quite aware of what they're going through. David Bowie BLAINE W. LUCAS Football at the mall with Kulinsk Nat 8. Linda 8 Butch Colosimo fountain jobs with Home 8 Lee At- lantic City - The Cars - USA Tour Football pools - Kraz 8. my misties Wall Stadium - Lafayette - J. Stein's THE WORLD lS FULL OF KINGS AND QUEENS WHO BLIND YOUR EYES THEN STEAL YOUR DREAMS lT'S HEAVEN AND HELL BLACK SABBATH JENNY LUNG How long it's been since yester- day. What about tomorrow and what about our dreams and all the memories we shared. Best wishes to all my friends. Dec. '80 NANCY CALLAN LYNCH to laugh often and much, to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children, to earn the appreciation of honest critics . . . to appreciate beauty: to find the best in others, to leave the world a bit better . . . this is to have succeeded. - RALPH WALDO EMERSON 'Uri-r' . -, f t. Q: -- -5 Y liss - srzavase 5 ess.. -. -1- ff fs. ERIC M. LYSAKER Shamoo, Tramp, George, Big Waz- zoo, Fred, Haystacks, Shampoo, Drambuie, Juli! Why is Ted running around the tennis courts? Hot tubs? Where's the rug, Andrew? Karin, wear it in good health Zan- dor take it from here No PARIS! CARESS! take it from here. Have you found your self yet No but I'm looking for a garbage can. COR- NELIOUS PROMISES Wedding Cake Couple THANKS, CHOIR WAYNE LYTLE twayneishness Lytlenoidl Jesus . . . Keyboards . .. Music . . . YEAH!!! Many thinks to - Mrs. Sonnefeld and Mr. B Keep playin' Allen, Rob, and all. No, sorry man, I gotta practice Don't think this life is it, lt's only the beginning. I'm going to live for a billion years more . . . and then more! tHow?, John 3:16J MICHAEL F. MACMANUS Football N3 Indians convert bugs Harmonica, Thanks SB, CH, TW Everything is the same OLD friends and new The grass was no greener The sky just as blue Let's raise a suckus Break Out a Bottle of DonPerignon Hasta Luego, PHS chimpunks are gooo LISA L. MADDEN Cruisin' in my little silver bomb Lawrence and Hamilton guys Oh no, my car overheated BN, SV Kath, did we fall down the stairs? Ma, we gotta have a little talk Dimes with Dewers - Shelley you drive Summer of '80 BB, E.S.O.B Thanks to: K.K, J.D., S.R., A.M., S.M. and L.C. you made it fun. The past is past, but the memo- ries will always last S.M. - 1l!1!8O - have trust in me L A . g 'H S gf A 1 E , , - s V - -51. ' - , 5 st sf E13 t ,:.. to tv:- S ELLEN ANN MADDUX You are making a mountain out of a molehill, said Angela. Olivia was suddenly inspired to an- swer, A molehil! can be a moun- tain to a sparrow. - Rumer Godden GS 1138 - We are FAMILY! NAGISA MARGARET MANABE The three characteristics that are needed for success are a back- bone, a wishbone, and a funny- bone. -- Anonymous Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. - Ralph Waldo Emerson Hey, partner, the letter is ready! Ann, what are werps? FREDERICK MARRAZZO JAMES TIMOTHY MARTIN KTIMD Look around The grass is high The fields are ripe lt's the springtime of my life S-l-G Thanks for your friendship: S.L. J.S., D,G., and countless others JLD . . . ILYIA za: - will MII' BRIAN PATRICK MCAVENIA B-BALL 4 yrs, No help from Marv LAX 4 yrs. AA Senior Boys Green Face and fat stomachs Frosh ex- ams contacts sweet move 4X4 Jeep CJ7 Buurt! 16 Gail Bird Pay- ing a Pension Peter you crazy KEGS My House Monkey Man Re- unions Nasty Jawn! THE BANK Check it out I am Atessateratwith A doublee Morning After Boot? WHAT THE HELL IS NUGGET Flor- ida Class of 81 take it EASY GH HT M+M 5-28-78 LMI forever Laterll SIMEON CAIN MCDONALD Yes - Kilgore Trout is back again. He could not make it on the out- side. That is no disgrace. A lot of good people can't make it on the outside - Vonnegut The time to leave is always soon, a vague feeling of panic as a man leaves saying thankyou, l blame it all on you - Numan Only an imbecile looks at the fin- ger STEPHEN LAWRENCE MCDONALD J.B., OTIS Sorry about this guy . . . LAX 1110 . . . 35 to 24 neck. . . dingleberries . , . Chez . . . Bean and Boulder. . . not the donkey . . . Hard studying for frosh exams . . . pee pee Mac . . . skiing with comerod . . .Those intoxicated little oompas . . . Flighting the cornballs, ex. S.T. worth . . . walking K9 at Brigatine H2 Tall boys have value Monkey men all in business suits teacher and critics all dance the POOT NEAL D. MCGRATH Shirneto ya kage ga kaku mei O Mo tengoku no giu no kai dan wa nai Ore ginjitsukara shime dasave Nani ga okkote wu ka wakare nai Doko ni kyokun wa aruka Hitobito wa yabi oovarekeinu Konna dokusaisha ni igashime ra- veru nowa kanashi lt's no game SIANARA 76 . . rssr I N t e T We F Q Q' We XG fs ws . is sis A X . 1 I . 'ix Q Q sf 'Y vig N 'Y E ,Mya-..e.a.. GREG MCGUINN G.E.M. Playing Football, CoChamps '79 States '80 8. playing Lax. getting D2 with Joe C. 8. Pete B. GoodtunesCSoph.yearlSTWWDQ Friends: J.P. J.H. M.N. W.W, S.G. C.H. RCSMS SM TB Great Concert Joe Jackson Vincent Price just gave you a Mar- enight, Schnib. iSchbut! Thanks T.C. the tA8tD Unlimitedl - couchcribber Sch-Bye-Bye CARLA M. MEADE Finish every day and be done with it. You have done what you could, some blunders crept ing for- get them as soon as you can. To- morrow is a new day: you shall be- gin it well and with too high a spirit to be encumbered with your non- sense. R.W. Emerson EDWARD L. MELLOR CTed7 Here's to brother Eric. . .Bermuda Shorts party. Under the trees . . . There are so many women and so little time. Hay ya want to run around the tennis courts? May a bull dog . . . Don't finish that! There's no such thing as an origi- nal sin. - Elvis Costello Let the good times roll! MICHAEL J. MELUSKEY Education is learning what you didn't even know you didn't know. DANIEL BOORSTIN Everyone want to be what he not, What he not. Nobody happy with What he get, what he got. Peter Gabriel lt's so hard for me now, But l'll make it some how. Neil Young JOSEPH MEYERS vase... , FEET x 54 REBECCA MIGLIORE lt doesn't happen all at once, said the Skin Horse, You be- come. It takes a long time. Gener- ally, by the time you are Real, most of your hair has been loved off, and your eyes drop out, and you get loose in the joints and very shab- by. But these things don't matter at all, because once you are Real, you can't be ugly, EXCEPT TO PEOPLE WHO DON'T UNDER- STAND! - Velveteen Rabbit PAUL MILES HDOCH Coming here was easy. Now that we've all become so close, it's time to depart. The times are un- forgettable andthe many thanks to all. Leaving is hard. As we go our separate ways, let's make the best of our future in representing the class of 81 Cause it was fun. Good Luck and Love to All DOC MlLES DANIEL EVAN MILLER Football 8-2, Baseball H2 - Flor- ida, unbeatable! A special thanks to Fueggs, wfout you it wouldn't be the same. Fun wfthe boys - Bone, Robby, Whit, Tony where are you? Frank - the creeper. Oompa Loompa. Brigatine - 3 day hangover. Who's got the chez? Be who made it worthwhile. Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding all you see - The Beatles 5 Y' is X. f Q Q R N .W QS Syl 2-5' I , Y'-if-Lexlllu-k'.'. . . fk L ,,. Q Q ' A I A ,J ,Q Ei . H'-H.i i 33f z MICHAEL STEWART MILLER Looking out at the road rushing under my wheels Looking back at the years gone by like so many summer fields In sixty-five I was seventeen and running up one-o-one I don't know where I'm running now, l'm just running on. - Jackson Browne Crusin' the peds with AWV ... strilled with GuinnyfBUDJ lt's over for now, We'Il meet again WAYNE A. MILLER DIG IT! I HOPE I GRADUATE! GRATEFUL DEAD CONCERTS ARE THE BEST, ESPECIALLY WITH TEN PEOPLE IN ONE CAR. GILL FOREVER I HOPE MY CAR DOESN'T BREAK DOWN. Don't tell me, Rus, let me guess, another car! FRANCISCO IS A REG. EIGHTY-ONE WAS NOTHING BUT FUN. RIGHT! GOOD LUCK JU- NIORS, BRIAN, DAL, PAUL, HAM, DUNC, GILL, AND ALL THE RESTI LATER ON SATELLITE LA- CROSSE VARSITY GOALIE, GOOD-BY - PRINCETON-HIGH! HILLARY E. MIRRIELEES Memory - more indelible than ink ANPOP, PJ's at 7, M-D Hall, IS that chair airborne? 3D's, QRS, take the long way home - C.L, Do I look 18? We've seen Better Days , PMMM - you bring the ws Scarlet - Thanks, top line -- M.S.G.'? M - View Rd - Dec 8 - begin- nings. Nobody can be like me sometimes even I have trouble doing it. MARTHA H. MITCHELL These eighteen years, through all the changing scenes and season, changeless since the day she died More precious was the light in your eyes than all the roses in the world. I love you, Mom Create the condition you describe The Clan Graduates yippee! Quit! Au revoir, mes amis A2 . . . Alluring? 78 .... , www SAKINEH MOGHANAKI KSAKD Senior, Junior yrs the best My love to RR and my thanks to PHS B Mar- tin M Trotman RS2! Mr. Lucker, you are funny. Mr. Trotman, you are the best. PHS, I love you and al- ways will. Thanks for a great high school. GS 1138 We are FAMILY. Don't let a day pass without your smile 'Bacheha Bezan Berim Vel- gardy' Khodahafez PH SUSAN E. MOONEY Thanks, Parsley. . .For everything But Daddy I wanna let you know somehow The things you said are so much clearer now And I would turn the pages back But time would not allow Jackson Browne It we couIdn't laugh we would all go insane Jimmy Buffet DIANNE D. MYERS 2 great years - they would've been impossible without you birds. Susie: talks about Termie, Lamb, and just having a wild time. TC: 3 special months. Hey, Mr. Hilton, how do you say 'tree stump' in Spanish? - yea right, Danny. But Claire, life is BEAUTlFUL! MM-A2 Pars! Mr. O'NeiII, you crack me up! WHAT SHOES'?!! AW MAN! Now you tell me that l'm crazy That's noth- ing that I didn't know MICHAEL H. NICHOLSON Nick Shinny Great times like, raw clams, speaker cords, George, prom - sore feet, graveyard, ish, YA Mark, SF', living cement, Boston Run, Hey Kid, Bat hunting, Br. and Sis. Inc., Just the way you are. Food service, holy water Imagine all the people living in the world in peace 'N ll at was M. 55 Qt at 1 A s T A t VVS' LYNDA SUSAN NINI Good times with D.L. 8l1!78l No - Joe l don't like Bruce! Softball? How many breakups was that? LRPNLB Football Field - gobble gobble, Where's C.S,? GA The oo- latas L.R. Let's go! Sharon School The Swing - Purple? AA Show 79 81 80. New Year's Eve? L.G. green. No, Don't take notes - STAB! NPPN Marry 83. Florida 1980 lt's been fun, P.H.S. Don't take life too seriously, You'll never come out of it alive. MARCO NINI Four years and it's already over. Crusing around in the Firebirds spinning the wheels in the Cutlass and looking bad in the Monte. Jam- ming with the tunes and drinking the brews. Sophomore year the best. Shore nights hanging at the center. Good times with JP AP JH GM JP and the rest of the fellas- .tkillsj Later, PHS SHARI NYCE Your hopes and your dreams are all your own, and you are free to follow them with strengths and tal- ents uniquely yours, so strive to fulfill your self-desires and don't discard them at times of discour- agement. Yours is the power to be what you would be, for if you can imagine something, you can achieve it and if you can dream something, you can become it. Hallmark GOTTA DANCE! JULIA ANN O'GRADY Oh very young what will you leave us this time? You only dance on this earth a very short time. Cat Stevens MOLLY TETTEMER O'NEIL Those to whom nothing has ever happened cannot understand the unimportance of events. - T.S. El- iot ll descend, reveille, l'autre cote du reve. - Victor Hugo To my friends: Although sometimes it's very hard to say, you've all meant a great deal to me and l shall always cherish the memories. JANE ANN OPPERMAN lt's been a cold, cold winter . .. Sometimes l think about you, Sometimes l cry about you, I want to burn a candle for you - The Rolling Stones T - skiing high in clouds Col. '81 - no dream, Jen . . . Aus- tria? Vt. tThe Milli DL - crazy nights STH Vail '79 - 217 CJ27 Philly - unreal! Ski trip 81 Reunions - constant party Thanks M8tD - You've been great. DIEGO J. ORLANSKI Direct your eye right inward, and you'll find a thousand regions in your mind yet undiscoverd. Travel them, and be expert in home - cosmography. - Henry David Thoreau So long, PHS, it's been great! REBECCA OSTRIKER Curtsey while you're thinking what to say. It saves time. Lewis Carroll Alice Through the Looking Glass THOMAS KENYON PATRICK Performance beyond the limits of ability is exellence. Special thanks to Mom, Dad, J.P. J.R. for being there and Mr. lvan 8- Mr. Anderson. JOHN D. PERKINS No person will have occasion to complain of the want of time who never loses any, lt is wonderful how much may be done if we are always doing. Thomas Jefferson Special thanks to those who were there all four years: T.P., J.R., L.K., D.O., R.M.A, ALBERT PETRELLA 4 years: lt's finally over sopho- more year the best cruisin' in the 442 Goodtimes with M.N. H.J. J.P. C.D. Later. JOSEPH P. PETROCELLI Playing Football iz-'77 Cruising around Jamming to The Boss in the T-Bird Junior and Senior years The Best Neshanic Cruise McSorley's Friends M.N. GEM. J.H. A.P. and all the rest B.T.F1. kills Nov. 28 Well, if dreams came true ahh wouldn't that be nice Bruce Springsteen JUDD ROWLES PETRONE BONE F-Ball H30 CVC 79 States 80 Thanks, Beach, Cirullo. B-Ball 1124 Thanks, Marv. B-Ball 1114 Florida 81 Thanks, Fuego, without you it wouldn't of been the same. Stiffs with the boys FW DM BR TC you guys are great AA show 80 Senior Boys H1 Pat's gigs, very stiff, monkeyman Love always LG JT, you two are the greatest! PHS it's been great! l'll never forget it. Car- ry on. DONNA MARIE PILENZA A true friend is the best posses- sion . . . AS, JK, long talks, Fame 8O Ooh Baby! Junior year the best. Good times with: JD, AP, RM, JM, AD, GN, MP, CP, What a party 3f4!79. Gemma, calls in the middle of the night. Guess what l did! Dreams. . .Joe Aug 1 . . . Ca- sey The beach, picnics fcoke, potato chips 81 dipb, cruising, Burg- er King 72 Monte ... you're such a babe! Andre 4114178 . 'ri- A iiisii 1 14 ,.'. 4 MIRNA E. PINEDA 10th at THS Robert R 11th 12th fun at CC wlSK CS SM DS and Jack J Theresa Sue Cecilia PU guys Chris Paul Latin Queen Los Mayas X- mas party '80 Kiss Royal Manor w!Sis Mark B Byron Mom Prez Ital- ian club California for evershine True love the gift which God has given to man alone beneath the Heaven . . . I Dedicate myself to those who love me and I love To 1981 Lennon ...7!31!62 LET IT BE ANTHONY H. PIRONE Well, PHS, it's been interesting and fun four years, but it's time for me to be moving on. But as I look back I remember the fellas DM VC FC MN JH JP. My cars 61 Ford, 70 Cutlass tcrashb future 73 Cutlass. Places, center, caves, shore in my Cat listening to Springsteen. Everybody's got a hungry heart. Later tmuchb JOHN PIRONE 2 yrs of V Baseball in a snazzy Trans Am scoring runs for Fuego in uniform 17 California in '78 '81 in Boca Raton F.L.A. Fun in Hort. with Mr. T, and 4 yrs of Italian with Prezl Thanks to my friends P.T. M.N. J.P. A.P. R.C. P.S. Later on, PHS PHILIP POFIADO You may say l'm the dreamer Well l'm not the only one I hope someday you'Il join me And the world will be one. John Lennon -r 'V 11'.4'21w.Q': ' .JA ., . swf ,va '05 f .,-,akpj 1 -'yrs r' .--.i . 1 JP ' if Q, . fifxftf JONATHAN POFIITZ Do I dare Disturb the universe? In a minute there is time. For decisions and revisions which a minute will reverse. - T.S. Eliot ANNE D. PROCACCINO Junior year the best 9 in the Mon- tigo, Parties 81 picnics Good times good friends JD, DP, RM, RP, JM, AD, CP The good 'ol streets of Trenton Shore bound QB MCD The pick-up JD 81 DP We finally did it. Sometimes the lights are shining on me, other times I can barely see, but lately it occurs to me what a long, strange trip it's been. G.D. Booper 3!9!77 All my love forever f ra 1 . .Q vf. . as .l4Q:'l'fff' 9. '11 ' I tv-fa ,,. mx .hwy anne: lllll susan annum annul sons: lil! lull: amass :alan inns 1313 81 STEVEN G. PROSHAN Education is what you have left over after you have forgotten everything that you have learned. JCSLU MARY QUINN SHELLY RAGO t.RegS.. Afternoon quarters, J.D.'s mom's away, Good times in N.Y.C., H2, Greece 79, Summer parties 80, Greenacres Kyea, Kathi, Beach parties, where's Hohokus? , Lusting rough - Qyea Jeni, Christ- mas partying! Special thanx to: Kathy, Jennie, and espceially Mark. 'Bye-bye P.H.S.CfinallyJ CAROLYN C. REED Now I believe that there are unicorns . .. The Tempest Who is ever too old for ice cream? Joan Walsh Anglund 82 ELIZABETH JANE REED So we must get down to earth, at times relax, relieve the tension, No matter what the progress, or what may yet to be proved, . . .The fundamental things apply, As time goes by. - Casablanca To all the people who already know they mean a lot to me, All my love and thanks. EMILY REEVES GWEN C. REID ln nature there's no blemish but the mind, None can be call'd deform'd but the unkind. - William Shakespeare JEROME ISAAC REX JR , ZEKE Natalie G. you showed How much you care: you reassured hope and l believe that never would our promise to each other be broken. l Love You Crazy Eddie! In Fuss We Trust smoke+wine:blind 'Poppers' Fat Dog! 'Cous de Creol mi primo it's all- about that level ' 2:00 square DCXJR E sg! xv lil LISA DANIELLE RHODES THE DEW IS ON THE GRASSES. THE BLUSH IS ON THE ROSE, AND SWIFT ACROSS OUR DALE YOUTH, A SHIFTING SHADOW GOES. THE PRIMROSE MOMENTS, LUSH WITH BLISS, EXHALE AND FADE AWAY, LIFE MAY RENEW THE AU- TUMN TIME, BUT NEVERMORE THE MAY. GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS TO ALL. LISA KARIN ELIZABETH RICCIO ANPOP - Reunions.. . M-D Hall, party soph yr. - grounded? Lax manager - RIGHT randoming out car windows, bermuda shorts, hot time in the hot tub, generic beer, under the trees, Cski trip?D, Scuba diving w!Nod - Fla '80, Grand Cayman '81. Summers in R.l.1Sor- ry, Ted? stiffing, water skiing, JLB - Best friends always, NK, EL, CJW GJW I love you - no matter what If I didn't love you I'd hate you - Squeeze PENNY RICE B.I.A. Brown Eyes. I'm a GEMINI Best Friends are Kenneth Camp- beIlB.K.A. Scorpio and Carla Chis- tie ALISON COPE ROBERTS A.N.P.O.P. MC, AC, NK, GB, LW, JO, VW, MW, DV, TR, TM, JK, RL, JC, GW, JN. AN, RAM+WAM Broadmead, Fountain, Bar-B-O's, The Ivy, Clubs, Twin Tavern's, Club 149, My House? Hasty Acres, Red Oak, Cheyenne+Beaver. Breakfast at Buxton's? Reunions with Pete. What did they do to the arch? Why weren't you in Chem. today? SNARK. Nova - oops, sorry, Olly. I read the news today, oh boy. - J.L. 55 -, , gf: . OWEN 'S. ROBERTSON My first glider ride, nice loop, Kraz. Hey, Pete, watch out for that . . . tree, one MG, totaled. 80 ski trip, trash the room a little? Nice scars in both knees. Magical- Iy bored on a quiet street corner. Free from Frustration In our minds and our toes Quiet storm water my generation uppers and downers Ei- ther way blood flows. The Who BRENT STEPHEN ROBINSON Baseball 337, with Fuegleys. 4 in- tense yrs, the best one to come. Thanks, Fuegs, for so much ti- me+effort, so on time! Wrest. with Murray, 158, frust, but a good time. FR. Finals, FW, SM, PM, Beach Creatures Who's got the Chez Brig. 78 - 81 Boys - Whit, Macky, Bone, Mills, Mac, Snook. Meatball - Such an intense per- son, good times Love always. Whit - Can't even count the good times. Rock, Bowl, No Spark Oompa-Loompas Califor. Battle- field JONATHAN DAVID ROEMER What matters is the man - what he leaves behind are but poor and shabby things. - Picasso -- ll faut cultiver notre jardin. - Voltaire - Special thanks to the best of friends - J.P., L.K., T.P., D.K., B.G., E.S. SCOTT RONEY Everybody's got advice they just keep on giving. Doesn't mean too much to me Lot's of people have to make a Ii- vin' living Can't decide who they should be I understand about indecision And I don't care if I get behind People living in competition All I want is to have my peace of mind. lt's been fun SG, TW, RJ, JB, PGroup no-4 st iii 83 V, 9.-and 3 ERIC SANDERS ALLISON SARES It was the best of times, It was the worst of times, lt was the age of wisdom, It was the age of foolishness, It was the Spring of hope, it was the Winter of despair, We thaveb everything before us. - Charles Dickens Thanks - JK, DP. A true friend is the best possession. 84 hiv ' KAREN FREIDA SCHLEYER Believe then, that you are a being unlimited by nature, born into flesh to materialize as best you can the great joy and spontaneity of your nature. l am so glad that you are here. It helps me to realize how beautiful my world really is. Thanks MRS. TALMJEMCAMN GS 1138 - we are FAMILY Ber- mudal J'amie, Marc. CAROLYN SHARP All my love to KS, YC, DT, TW, IH tThe Athenian? Wrongll, CV, CS, YH, CS, JK, NM, and B K. What. ME not in class'?! MX and RD Sitting quietly, doing nothing, Spring comes, and the grass grows by itself. - Zentin poem r s veg' W LIBBY SHARP No, I don't know why Carolyn isn't in class today! Thanks to all the special people - Cris Kbiking and Grizzly foreverll, KS, DT, TW, ML, IH, CVH, YRH, O'Neill, Jacobs, Amy, Jack, Mrs. Kovacs, and Bob tcan I have a ride home now?l. Mr. Mortensen! I value your steadfast- ness in battle more than an A on a calculus test, even. Thanks. The darkness shall be light, and the stillness the dancing. - A. Watts PETER SCOTT SHARPLESS High Jump 7'3 lt's been real. Thanks, PHS, for four great years. B-Ball, Track, A.A show, senior boys, All the wild and crazy people. lt's better that way. Wild weekends and wild parties, Watch out, A C, here come the boys. Thanks to all my friends, teachers, and coaches. All good things must come to an end. Love forever, Pete CHRISTI ANN SIGGIA B-ball games - managing, soft- ball -l- track. Fun times with great friends - AJP, LG, LB, LN, LS. Fete '79, Homecoming - LS re- member summer '79, Fun at CC with LG, MP, SK, + Jackie! Thanks, AJP - Bruce? 4:O4am, Park, only buzzed, 3 in one night -- rightl! Amy, Where's my B.S. but- ton?! We swore forever friends on the backstreets until the end. Bruce Springsteen - 1975 Friends forever - L.L. - Love Ya! CAROLYNN SILVER Life is a fatal adventure. It can only have one end. So why not make it as far ranging and free as possi- ble? Best friends CVH, CV, Halloween, tennis, sharp turns, gossip Frenchy, soccer, hair-in-soup, silly PMIPuttputtJ Delaware, Best friend, AP, Ftoelllftoland, GA. Thanks to YH, MG, JW, SFI, JK, CS. JG, AG, DW, MP, SY, NS. JEFF S. SKILLMAN I had a lot of Good Times at PHS. Parties were great and the ski trips were wild. Hort with Mr. T was the Best, Field Trips were Fun. Sun Shine Boy with his H.C. and Thor who Parties Hardy. Cradles I can't forget P.H.S. JOHN SMART ? 19.5 PETER SMITH JILL C. SOUTHGATE Partying at KK's and LSD's houses Roller Skating Friday nights sr. yr. - F'Kn' - A! S+n pd. art - who's S'O - EC Today? thanx RT and SHIPP - Daily Bulletin creme de Noia - Thanx, Cathy Mr. Mu's coming Thanx, GRI The rock - Never would've survived wfout Michelel Special Thanx to everyone at the alternate program and CKKKLDMK! lt's been fun - but I'm glad I'm gone LES C. SPANN MOOSE Frosh, Soph years best Basketball JV. Capt Jr year Varsi- ty Senior year. It was fun getting all FIRED UP and going to class sometimes. Thanks to all My teachers. Goodbye N.K. K.H. and everybody else. Later, Turk ADAM CHARLES SPIEGEL MUSIC IS THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE OF MANKIND - LONGFELLOW - HELL IS FULL OF MUSICAL AMATEURS -- G.B. SHAW - When all else is lost, The future remains. Thanks for the help: THANKS JL MB LK PT GL PHS 86 SUSAN DEWENE SPIKES We cannot tell the precise moment when friendship is formed. As in filling a vessel drop by drop, there is at last a drop which makes it run over, so in a series of kindnesses there is at last one which makes the heart run over. James Boswell To the good times. MAG, CSC, JJS. NICOLE ST JUSTE Soccer is my favorite game Our team is very friendly Cooperation is our device Crazy about the game, when I play Even to get a broken leg Remember the VICTORY for my Team 'Taffy ' 2: - SUSAN STEIN ELEANOR STEINBERG You'd be surprised - there's so much to be done: Count all the bees in the hive, Chase all the clouds from the sky - Loggins and Messina TWlTS! Old friends - Nan- cetBBBJ, Jon and John. . .Thanks for the smiles. Anne - summers?l ...Oh my . . . Love ya'l and our choices were few and the thought never hit, that the one road we traveled would ever shatter and split . .. - Bob Dylan - -,fvs JOHN SULLIVAN STACY SWEENEY NINA ANNE TAFT Live today to its fullest And let it embrace the Past with remembrance and the Future with longing. You never really leave a place, you take part of it with you and you leave part of yourself behind. Le coeur a des raisons que La raison ne connait pas. - Pas- cal SALI TATLER DEBORAH J. TAYLOR Debbie I do alot of complaining but actu- ally l love my home. - Snoopy - Thanks to TW, CS, LS, YSC, ML. AA, JL, KS, EL, CV, JG, et al. Fr. '79, Switz. '79, G.B. '80, W.A. '80, et al. it . XX N Yi -Y I WTTI? Lax' xv That was men, mas is now. S.E. Hinton Ql'lTi,,, i X . . . i want to hear if af-:wg g, 1 the scream .. .g l 5, 33 K of the butterfly. Q .,, Em the Doors N, 'f ' I u r.: l '-- Y ... ef QI 4 fu ,favs ' . No Thanks to MaLa, SoPo and PSSC. I yam what l yam. - Popeye - ALICE THOMPSON You know it never has been easy whether you do or you do not re- sign Whether you travel the breadth of extremities Or stick to some straighter line. -- Joni Mitchell NANCY THOMPSON Nanceia l've had some good and bad times here, but it's over NOW. l'll remem- ber you, but just don't ever forget me. To all underclassmen: get an education because time waits for no one. To all my friends who are off to college and class mates I leave behind, good luck to you and your FUTURE PROSPECTS! Nancy NANCY J. TKACS Babbit Rolling Stones, Summer of 'BO Su- baru, Bon Smoking, five a.m. Tom Petty, Molly Hatchet Concerts, The shore, Seaside Heights, Par- tying with Kris, Busted. P.C.V.:Crash - Dodge Dart - N.Y.C. My accomplice - K.S., My dear Rory. The Cutlass R.M., Dear friends, A.B. and S.R. That someone special:P,C. Later, Folks. P3899 ,R .'.- TODOR TODOROV Remember me is all I ask, But if remembrance proves a task, Forget Byron 88 ANNE C. TOMALIN No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. - Aesop Give a little love to a child, and you get a great deal back. - J. Ruskin GS 1138 Bermuda - star chasing '79 tI'lI never forget! . . . AFS Ec- uador 'BO . . . 4 years was plenty, now I'm anxious to move on. ALLISON MARIE TONER JHH . . . always friends Leaves are falling all around: time I was on my way. Thanks to you l'm much obliged for such a pleasant stay. But now it's time for me to go. The autumn lights my way. Led Zeppelin ll Guess l'll set a course and go. CSSN ILY Mom LISA LORRAINE TOWLER I thank my mother for all her love and understanding over the years, and my father and stepmother's help during my jr sr years. I will always remember my best friend Lori for the good times we had, and for the time she once played my Cupid fthanksj. I will also re- member Sonja for the ups and downs we shared. Also, sisters and brothers, Dario, Renee, Terra, Tanzi, Trudy, and little, PAWUD. PIERO PAOLO TOTO Football H75 Stretch 1981 Beach Bums Thanks, Beachell, Cirullo. Italian Club 4 years. Dances, parties! Fun times in Hort. with Mr. T. My sweet little Beech- craft '925. Special thanks to Mr. Prezioso who helped me through 4 years of school. To all of my friends JP, MC, CD, AP, and especially to my three angels DD 81 the two LVC's for four great years P.S. l'II be above you at all times. 'mf ROMY TOUISSAINT l've reached where I am because of you I needed you there to see me through. Our lives have touched in so many ways that we can't lose our star chasing days. N.A. Thanks to Soccer, Parsley A.F.S., 80 81 Brazil, A.F.S. Club G.S. Troop 138, and to all my friends. SHERYL TROTMAN BKA PEARL Cheerleading 78-81 buggin with amk PW. AMK. CS. GR. Sunday Night To the class of 81, good luck in the future. To everyone else, stay cool especially my sis DM Tank love always See y'all SHERYL L. TROY It only there could be an invention that bottled up a memory like scent. It never faded, and it never got stale. Then, when one wanted it, the bottle could be uncorked, and it would be like living the mo- ment all over again. - DuMaurier - sometimes I think my head is so big because it's so full of dreams . .. - The Elephant Man JENNIFER BEVIER VAN DYCK And she tried to fancy what the flame of a candle looks like after the candle is blown out, for she could not remember ever having seen such a thing . . . For, you see, so many out-of-theeway things happened lately that Alice had be- gun to think that very few things indeed were really impossible. 'X Thur SEN' .2 tc T CAROLINE C. VAN HOUTEN AG - Halloween Party, GLITTER, Greek god, sharpturns, GOSSIPII Tennis - Mr. Sigal - Watch out AG! CV - FRENCHY, hair in soup, 7th period, depressions, long phone talks. EL - I will never forget the fun we have had + I'll never forget you . . . Also crazy times with: YH - French, IH - delinquent polls, ST MG - Hide and go seek in the dark muscle man who knows what the future can bring DARCY ANN VAN STEELANT Babe, I'm never gonna leave you 8- we'll go walkin through the park Trippin in my Strawberry Fields. Purple snow? Rasta. Kaluha. Tiffa- ny, they wouldn't understand. Thanx, Mom 8. Dad, Joan, Rose- mary, Toni, Barbara 8- Trotman for caring 8 understanding. I misstedl loved ones who were or went too faraway. Waters, sand, music, stars, moons, mountains, animals plantsithe sun! This is only the beginning . . . BRYAN KIRBY VARVEL There are places I remember all my life, Though some have changed, Some forever, not for better, Some have gone and some remain. Beatles '81 Beach Bums APOCALYPSE NOW l.L.Y.W,L.O. CLAIRE LEA VICHNEVETSKY Memories: Thanks IH, CB, CVH, CS, MG, MD, JW, SB, SG, CO, RA, etc Vive les frites aux corni- chons: BZ prom, HH, Musclemang 3000m more: fish eggs, Where's Bazooka? So boring that . .. Sneaker stubs, soccer '80, my alarm didn't. . .Zuccini headgwear a bikini, dans Ia Iune: spacecadetg quarterp zutg Bee Appeal: gossip with CVH:CS:lH: at page? Les Belges? Deedles? Athen. kick . . . Tel 6hr 'violin case: Thanks PHS for everything! ADAM W, VICINUS KILZ w!P.B. and the Not Guilties cruising peds w!MSM - most flats 3rd 8. 4th at Harry's The Bone 69 ls this the way out from this endless scene or just an entrance to another dream. Rocket Wave FRY I did so M.M. California when? Ski trips wlout school Ya- hain' AP cosmic whimpout wlHC 8. Mr. Stilts. Thanx CAC for being there. Moan Jeeeepers Yep Zap - zap now? SRAD- NATS EHT? THEN HE SAID GOOD- BYE MARCIA LYNN WARMAN MARCY Don't be dismayed at good-byes. A farewell is necessary before You can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. -Richard Bach Give me one chance, let me show you what I have found . . . 90 JOHN WATSON Jesus said, I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. Don't try to call him a good moral teacher. Either he's a liar, lunatic or Lord. Noon is nearing Thanks to those who helped eternity. 'GT'DM'WL'NS'Bart'W- M'AW'JC'BK 8 others' Thanks to He who makes anything possi- ble. ROSALIND WESTLAKE FRANK LOUIS WHITTAKER JR. Football 8-2 Great Memories. Hockey 32 Never want to stop! Baseball let's get NASTYI Thanks, Fuego. Robbie, all those unforget- table times, many more. California, Flat, Highway, Sparkl The boys - Bean, Bone, Mills, Macky, Mac, K- monster. Bris. All night. Algebra. Getting placed! Teepsters. CHA Thanks for your Guidance and Love. Kid always Cupcake's Sept. 16 ROBERT WILLIAMS People often change But when I look in your eyes You could learn a lot from A job like mine. The secret to me Isn't flown like a flag I carry it behind This little badge Bell Boy Peter Townsend Satch: coin bounce, skiing, poker, Uncle Jack, Dr. Smnff, Dr. Jimmy The Magic Bus TINA WILLIAMS JOHANNA T. WIRTZ Be courteous to all, but intimate with few, and let those few be well tried before you give them your confidence. True friendship is a plant of slow growth, and must un- dergo and withstand the shocks of adversity before it is entitled to the appellation. George Washington Julie J 12 BS love ya, sisl Jane Col. Phila. pina colada Steff Shrooms 15 Forester Love to Fairway gangl ADAM WISLAFI KTad7 Get the Harpoons out. I never let my schooling interfere with my education - Mark Twain Reaching It Anything worth getting is worth cheating for - W.C. Fields LISA WOMACK -- H'-ny' TRACEY HELENE WOODS From N.D. to P.H.S., What a tripl New people, new words. What's this? You say you need a BONE? You want to do the DOG? Well, I feel like Jammin. Time to go back and remember. Some good times at N.D. Punk awareness club, Great A with Sue, Jody D. Lisa, Lucy don't shoebox head. Murph, what about the M.M. Had a good time ... ALAN WOOLFOLK MARC EDEN WOOLFOLK You have brought out the best in me. You have shown me myself in ways I never knew. Thank you for the love, Karen. I will never forget. Thanks JB, SG, AD, RJ l really should have worked harder. TERRENCE LAUREN WONG lf everybody contemplates the infi- nite instead of fixing drains, many of us will die of cholera. -John Rich To my best of friends- Thanks for the memories wheels within wheels bendreth -F. Paul Wilson EMILY WRIGHT That's nothing to what I could say if I chose, the Duchess replied. Lewis Carroll Where should I begin, please your Majesty? he asked. Begin at the beginning, the King said, gravely, and go on till you come to the end: then stop. Lewis Carroll BOB C. WRUBLEUSKI Wild times with the Gang, DT SN CH TW. There is a whole lot of things I have done, but I ain't never had so much fun CC The great Heist. the Golf Cart. The Convoy. Chopper. ls it Let King, oh Yeah. Happiness. Gone fishin. Mario of the truckers. ,IL who cares. Quarter at TW House. The ten ta- ble. Late night flicks at RW House. Goodby, Hang in there. DAVID W. YIM Time is not measured by the pass- ing ot the years, but by what one does, what one feels, and what one achieves. - J. Nehru Football No. 81 8 Tennis, States 79-81, Beach Bums 81, Breakdown!! Booter, Nurse, BF, CH, BC, and TW, Rude Boy, Choir Thank You His race to learn had begun. - R. Bach Chipmunks are go! SUNAI YOON You gave me your warm hospital- ity, your great generosity, and your LOVE I thank you very much for all these wonderful things. You are a good host and a better friend. God bless you, America. GS 1138 - We are FAMILY 92 tx-t -- T ,.,., ,..... t ..,, , 5' x ANTHONY ZOLTAN ZADOR Name Ridiculeg Zadonia Zadon YAM! Zandor Party stiffing Senior- ism You must RISK. Don't Iinish that. Hot Time in the Hot tub HM JA TM KR BMW Madness RX2 I knowl have worth! May an Elephant . . . Senior Ski Trip? Hand me another Brewww! Calif. Colleges Later, Friends!! HEY SWEET CHEEKS When a problem comes along you must whip it. DEVO HIRUT ZELEKE MARIAN GALLAGHER A long time ago, but I can still remember how that music used to make me smile ... Don MacLean KGS1128 - We Are FAMILY. Thanks - JB MF BG AC AW TW - Thanks AFS, and all those that make PHS worth while. Love ya, Tm: fl Princeton.J I l M - xg, Q f +5 RN Bs' . .f f, i12,, ifigf' 15 xr- 53 Q 2 als, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - C. Lesh - President, E. Steinberg - Vice President, J. Roemer - Treasurer, G Good - Secretary. - -.-, 'x , 'x 4 4- E? ii Q' 'mf-f 'I ,QV f Y 'i Q WN' Q Mf A X ffifw 9 , Q ,' 'fu w , t W f' 39 qui ,W,,M,,w 'V 5 ve? .L iw 4- ll? W. .ww 1,,A 1 ,Jf-W' . Br ,, X if wi if -f gg :V 2 H ,wg , K0 Q 2 In Une Q 1, i Am , p s 2 215 ,Q - K Jgmons film , :M ,. L Abernathy N Audeh D Blumenthal 104 W Agin A Bakoulis J Boccanfuso Af' F Alberola R Balestrieri C Bolster A G Allshouse D Barclay R Borg 'w.fN I Alroy J Barringer R. R Bowden E Archer A Bartl K Bowen H Au Thanh J Bascara C Breithaupt ' l E Brower J Carnevale M Chenoweth Pl Cox P Daniels K Dede T Delneso M Brower G Carroll M Cifelli J Cramer W Davis M Deichman L Derbyshire D Brown D Caskey S Clark J Crowell M Brown H Cavanaugh C Cleaves , .. K Cruser T Buzard M Cantrill V Cecchi D Cedeno P Cohen K Connell M Crystal J Curtiss B Carlson G Cheng M Cooney C D'Angelo -.,, 43, Iiw ,,Vkk: ,, , fm, I 105 J DiBianoo L DiMeglio P Dinella J Dmsmore P D Oronzio J Duba J Dunne D Duryea D Eiref S Ellis B Falcone J Field R Field D Fields V Filion C Fillo K Fischer Fi Fisher R Fleming , X, A Fryszman T Geherty T Geherty P Geller C Gillis R Gilpin S Glueck G Gocke P Godfrey A Golden E Golden S Goodman R Gorman S Gorman 106 has , M Green E Guard J Healy J T Hemingway T Hendry V Hoebel J Howard A Greenstein 1: JJ' Q ' E, xx J Hannon ye M Heeg K Hendrickson W Hertford J Holloway A Hsuan J Greenstein Y Hazony K Heinzel M Hendry W Hewson K Holmes E Hull C Jackson K Jackson QKKXQY ' ,fx R James F Johnston D Karch A Kassof P Keaney S Keller C Kliment S Kline 108 A Jacobs F Jugnet D Katz T Kennedy J Knoepflmacher E Jacoby K Kahny M Keane A King B Kunz wa f D LaFIeur L Litt D Mackenzie L McKellar M McPhee A G LeFaivre A Little P Maman A McLusky J Miller E Lependorf V Litz A Marrow K McNeill P Moriarty ff' we 1 M Lien H Lindbloom J Liu S Lofgren C Marrow C Martin 'R -ur C Lippincott B Long A McCormick J Lister Fi Long S McFarlane ,4 1 7 - ,f- Q Q., qw,-5 109 ,mg 'V W tw f ' F1 f ., ,.f. We-rf Wfiff' A, V D Morton S Moseiy P Murphy T Murray D Myers C Nathan E Newton C Nielsen S Nini B Ogilvie B O'Grady W Oppenheim i X . B Pearce C Peters K Phox I Pirone M Pirone S Porreca T Norris M Oates D Obert D Paul F Pinkham B Price is NW i U ,f'1- fix 'B t,,f if Q sw .s 110 I i F on ,- 4:- S Raser J Rattray D Rees M Reyes r Q. 1 ' C Rice G Rice D Riemann J Rivera K ' If' if A 'fr '- -W .M 4 y S Roemer D Ronel D Rosenfeld A ROSS S Rost E Ruben J Samaroo C Samuel D Saville 1 F Schwab in K Sharlin E Schoenstein J Schwartz S Shelley J Schreiber S Sharett N Shelpuk 111 RTShteir T Smith L Staras ,,-.5,. D Stonaker s . J Smart L Sonnenschein K Stear D Storace 'Hifi a Y +1f,L ,sv ,v',l' 112 G Smith PT Spiro R Stokes SSu 'Av X T V ii , . ' E Suber D Tamasi P TGVGDHUQU T Thai G Thomas B Thompson B Thompson R Toole s E 5 0' J Tornell L Townsend Gi vs -7 V W Turner L VanCIeve K Van Raalte A Varney P Versfeld L Volpp J Waltman D Ware I Webb J Weigmann fi' if H Von Goeler M Watson D Wells J Walden W S Watson M Westergaard wwf' 113 S. Wilder L. Wood F. Zhu 114 L. Willis J. Wilson J. Woolfolk J. Woolston L. Zucchino T. Wilson Rx J S. Wright NOT PICTURED C. Alston K. N. Baglivi A E. Blorsch P. K i..L M. D. Bryant Y. L. Churchill M. P. Curschman G. M. Edwards A. 1.111 ii..i 1: 1 Fletcher - J- li.. il? ..li .ii i2l3iEs...lGonzalesA :Si 1.l in L. Gumperz A. Harris FW. Harris A. Hodges A. Jameson . . . J. C. R. J. C. Wise D. Witonsky L. Yim J. Zenel Keenan sliisii 1 ixi lli A J Pelissieiiils. .e.s. A Rago A A Sanders Struve so f A Vandergrifl Veltrop - Yi EK M. Wolfson D. Zhang 115 SOPHOM Fl Abhari K Bailey L Bienen W Bushnell 116 T Alexander W Barringer A Bienkowski R Callahan as C Allen W Baskin S Billington J Carazzai D Allen J Baxendale L Blair R Carnevale H Allen B Beggs R Blair Fl Carnevale J Andres M Bender E Bolster D Carter .vm , Q 1 1, ,' A .Q -tra 1 f 'f -' 1 E M99 . C Arnold B Berman A Bredon l J Caskey S Aust R Bianco A 1 5 ':!i ew. A Bunn C Cassel K Cevera M Coyle B Davis K Fagles L Fingerhood S Fletcher M Chamberlin C Crafton A Di Donato B Chen J Cramer F Di Donato 1 :Ts G Cleveland G Crawford C Di Meglio 'tif .ia si gf G F a r m e r M Finzi J Flory ii X ES 1 gl ny 3 Q .izo j J Feldstein D Fishburne M Forcione E Fernandez K Fleming D Fork C Clohossey S Cook f 1 i..... . , rifiw L serailz, r :rs xx' B Crites S Daley M Di Meglio M Dowell P Cortes B Daniels Fi Eagle A Cote M Dashen M Emann 117 F 2 X s it S Forman J Goldfarb A Gross M Hannon V Harrop A Hoagland T Howard J Hurley 118 R Freeman L Goldstein D Halstead E Harris X Q35 if 5325 X gg Q X L' N Hastings A Hoke ,..oorr P Huckins J Ingram S Gabrielson L Good K Hammond E Harrie C Galiardo S Gibson E Gordenker T Green i f '-f .- . i :FE A .. 1Z-' f , h ow , :tt J Gillham B Gillis P Gocke M Greenland S Greenspan B Groover S Hendrickson C Hoover D Hunter '55 istt S .bf .Xt ,,,,,.,..-nv-'Po ,sa-Q R lntartaglia L Jefferson M Kaderabek B King P Knoepflmac L Levine XL X, 'X ,N N Jesser C Kanitz 'CJ' T Kingston her J Koepp F L'HuiIIier 9 ,. fy J Johnson E Katz M Kinnan G Krause J Lien 3 5' S N T Jones 0 is W sis 4 X 4: .. Q I ve C Keane ' R Kirikian J Lapsley J Liffiton M Macmanus M Marcantonio x ff! J Matticoli L Lareuse r ff. fff A Lin S Maddux GM... E Maris C Mauro E Larsen E Liverman C Mahoney A Marrow V Mazzucato J Larson E Lucullo Eur- .' . aff? f, , Q -A T Malinowski D Martin A Mc Allister ' X ogg. B Levine K Lytle Y Manabe K Massenat S Mc Cormack 119 C McCune M Mechanic V Murty X Y - P Nini .... S McDonald M Migiiore C Nakayama M Nitchun M M 120 E Ostriker S Perone Phares Phox E Panitz G Perry A Phillips J Pickens K Patrick N Petroceiii C Phinney A Pike A Pirone E, 2 R X 1 X N 'N f 5 2 fain, N5 i , J, ev ' G fgt x E Pirone E Pirone C Procaccino L w4ii'?J' F K Rapp E Rice T Root W D Prockop Q N J Rappaport C Rickett V Royce S Prudhomme 4 1 hw , fl 'i' 1'---Q' P ie Qi Q. Ski NE ,,L. 1 . J Rattray 23 NQ' -2 Q an fin .Qi E1 Q , V: in 1- - 'Q J Ringland D Ruiz J Popenoe B Quinn E Rice 5325 SE N. . . e i J J J JJ J J iili, M Rodgers M Samaroo i 4 C Sanderson 5? X xx X Q gm . 5: 1. - S .1 A so D Schrayer M Schwab S Schwab P Schwartz S Scott K Sensenig C Sloan 122 .,... .. . Xa E Sferra R Sferra M Shapiro E Smith H Smith A Sonnenschein T Shidlovsky J Spikes E . .E ' -'Zim Q 3 , - K f i f V Showalter L Siggia T Springer B Spruill J Silvia T Stahl E Steiner K Stoy M Tadros C Tate E Thompson J Steinmetz C Sullivan A Taft K Templeton M Timoney K Stephens A Sutphin M Tamasi B Thomas M Toussaint ..,,. 1 S' D Stier J Swartz C Tarasohi D Thompson J Treves 123 Fl. Tufano A. Turner D. Turner J. Ullman X A. Vanden Heuvel ln .. M. Wasserman S. Webb S. Welch N. While W. Whittaker E X . . v . X Q. Q X A .Q x M. Wilson A. Young C. Young P. Young Nor PicTunE i a D+ C W Q. Beggs R. .... . no ' llfl g A. B. Kim . E -..Wl i . . R. D. Mayes Y . . . Ponqin ' . K. Strofnan - H .W Y. Weaver J. Wgsselmg ug o 124 K. Varvel D. Via B. Walsh . Wg? we ' N' 4' , ' My Q C. Willis M. Willis J. Wilson . .., K X -or-A mms muah SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS - A. Sutphin - President, S. Webb - Secretary, J. Pickens - Treasurer, C. Galiardo - Vice President. .W, J Adler P Bergman M Book C Brown 'fx A Alroy N Armstrong S Berry L Bess B Boyers K Braddish QP' I Burnett D Calaprice C Azzollini S Bland A A Brandt M Carnevale R Barragan J Bleeker W Branson K Caulk lk 1 D Bascara J Bolster X 4 U' 1 is ! .. . ,Y S' xnxx - iifgk A Briggs M Chessler K Beer S Bolton R Bronzan K Chu E Bergman A BB ...S 'Mg S Bonnema A Brown M Clark 126 1 M Cohen 115 S Crandall Q J e S W , GL as ' l .ft C - E Cohn as , X K2 R ,Q Q S Cruser J Danielson J Davidson 1 ' J 5 J Dumont M Epstein C Filion A Foreman se. ' K . , 7F E Freeberg R Dunham G Falcone A Fillo waist Q , Q ., wt: px! ,Q-.f i .K ki IB A A Fraker B Freeman S Connett G Cumberbatc K Dede g QP g R Dyson h S Corsover S Cumberbatc gh 0 O Dedulin h O Cote i 1 K Cummings T Devin ,try E 1, L . r t l f B Eilerstein C Elliot K Crafton Ss A Custis M DiDonato 8 M Elliot S Craig , J - K Dame C Djorup A Ende T Craig pi. 'x r +35 D D'Angelo ig , , . M-gsqt. ,- 'i1'w'Ii?.5:Z?E:: ,N N ,Q 9 Q R Doronzio J Enslin 127 Fl. Freeman T Gautier M Gillham D Goodman D Gross T Haggerty K Hayes QQ! L Hertford 128 L Fresco S Gelperin R Glueck C Goodyear K Grover O Fryszman D Gibson kv V f D Gochfeld -6- fi D Gray N Habicht P Gager N Gillette Ft Gocke M Greenland A Hagadorn l We all know the freshmen are getting smaller, but . . 42193 l . - J Hammond P Hendry S Herzog l Swv? J Hillier fli ff si iigiix ' C Hoebel iw:- E Irenas P Jennings S Kirton i I N Hirsch 4 . H Hoff xo + K Ivan K Johnson C Knight B Hoad , F J 31 - - V-0' . gf J Holland D Jahn P Kemp D Kochen I - . A ' , J - J X .V L X H Hodell M Howard P Janney J Kiplinger J Kopp img A. Kornegay M. Krystaponis ii. N at M r La x - . . .., g ,,,,, 5. A5 . 5: T ff Y T . Q , G. Lependorf J. L .hz eschly J, Landis A pqa W 'R -, fs an is 1 T . t'L r .Q Q. 3 ,fm .4 if Ex 'R 5 r xr X X X 5 N S 1 L K. Lisi ch IVY I' .Wx '- Q Q. f. , I. Larsen 3 sn J. Lister X N RN XX sa X x Q X rx T Y Q X .X ,W 'XX W SN N X N xx pw aw, e' K .... I-T J . .sf T. Lawlor ..,' ' 1 T. Lupa H? 3 . T 5 , . , .... , J. Lusen J. Lysaker S. Maitlen M. Marchand E .f i x .. T ri S. Mattera 1 .f-- Q af .J- C. Massenet T. Mazzotta F. McCormick C. McCray E. McCredie 130 KJ x be .or S Q H. McViCker J. Moise . yr' ..,,, A. Nini Q1 C O Donohue E. Perna A. Messersmith N. MOy Qi 4 T. Norris J. O'Grady R. Peirecca x Q J ' ,, ,. xx 1 k ' ' J. Miller P. Mueller A. Obeyesekere B. Oppenheim J. Petrone S. Miller C. Nevius ,. . ,.,. N Q 35 Fwy. r M. O Connor J. Parsells K. Phox 1 I r 131 R. Pilshaw M. Pinochet K. Poncin D. Proshan J. Quinn S. Ragoonath C. Porreca FQ E. Rapp M. Riddle A. Rose I. Rosenthal A. Rudenstine D. Ruiz A. F?Ufh6ffOfd xx. M. Royce D. Sams N Xilinx-QW if K. Pratt J. Rees E. Ruben A. Schaeffer . ..,. -x-e .... X X. .X X XR X 'N NI' 1 xi Q. , .t fax . . , E. Schenk A. Shelpuk L. Spies M. Tonelli H. Troy K. Ufford L. Van Cleve S. Van Dyck L. Schkolnick D. Schmidt J. Sherin D. Sigmund i T. Spruill J. Stein ZQQ , E. Toner C. Toussaint D. Schowalter W. Sisson Fi. Swain A. Trani A. Sc hulman sig? 53 ix Q A 5123 Q1 X sgbwi g -. , S' F2 f xi XX if fi A f l C. Smith ez : ' vang' 1 . 73. . Missa A 1 . in f 2... 1 :mx A 3 gg yi we 5 sk S' mix X if A. Ta ha A. Schwartz J. Snidjers W. Tate M. Seltzer J. Soderman D. Thompson L. Shears Fi. Sonnenschein D. THompson 133 C. Van Hook J. Van Raalte G. Ve is. , l' D. Williams K. Woodfield rsfeld x w Ss X 'M if ,.x, N jk A A' Q th ., . G. Woolston R. Von Goeler P. Walden T. Yocom M. Yoshikawa 'Tv R. Waltzer A. Young D. Wess K. White ' ',--- ',- . .. - -- ' . .. . .... ' 9 . '--' H . . Sas. 'W ' k' A KKK' lf' .,, ....., A W'i kLW ..... ...,. Wf,- h'k ,,,k ,.., .,,. ...... ii ..,. 1 . ,,.. i .,,.. 134 Q15 .. , S iii. N dmwmmwl 1, ..kLk ' FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS - S. Miller - President, A. Taha - Treasurer, D. Schmidt - Secretary, M. Giilham - Vice President. 135 ,yn 'Y xiii, Y 1' l V ,,,,w11f A --vm msg .J- MX g X Q X inf: :iff .ff ' 1 l A . ' I xt, , 1,13 , ., ' f K 1. 5' . -K ' 4 . , , 1 . , , . 0 4 4 Q 1 a ' O , ' ,, r ff if 1 ' f f , , .- If fg i . ' ' 1 x ,, . 2 , . H 1 1 i b 1 4' xl' f - if ' f 2, L, 1 dy ' 1 ...W - X, .CZ A if f 140 , 1 - 4 fm .. in-N 9 A STUDIO BAND For the second year in a row, the Studio Band attended several festi- vals including the Berklee Festival for high school bands at Trenton State College and the New Jersey Jazz Educators Festi- val. The band submit- W4 iv! f':L i1'lf nf? 'T' , ,,,,, ,, - . , ,,., ., . W f . ' 1 WM' WW ,. f ' J, . ,,,,,q.,44 ,,,,,wfHJ,,,,WWJ,'g+a0, W W ' .- 11. ,.:r:: 1 uf' i p , ' ' 'f f e. A LH ' 1- ifww ff, ' . ,,, A V ya X 1, 'Ni' 7 f iff? W ..-.-MW '- M, H f W N, .-A .Fawn - . Flow 1 - S. Wright, W. Hertford, D. Chandra, J. Waltman, Row 2 - N. Hastings, L. Kim, D. Prockop, G. Farmer, C. Sullivan, Row 3 -- S. 144 McDonald, R. Borg, S. Lee C. Mahoney, K. Hendrickson, J. Lister, L. Maris, S. Edelman, A. Spiegel, F. Alberola, B. Gillis, J. Dunne, N Audeh R 4 - V Ceechi, W. Little, A. Woolfolk, T B ncosino tdirectorl C Rice J Mi , . , . 'ller, M. Migliore, D. Martin ted a tape and as a re- sult was invited to a national competition in Boston in April. Woody Herman and his Thun- dering Herd gave a concert at PHS to raise money for the trip to Flow 1 - N. Audeh, J. Dunne, T. Alexander, A. Shelpuk, R. Barragan, M. Mauro, J. Waltman, Row 2 - M. Kaderabek, J. Perkins, R. Gilpin, S. Gorman, D. Calaprice, S. Force, M. Warman, Row 3 - R. Borg, C. Ragoonath, C. Fillo, S. McFarlane, G. Farmer, C. Mahoney, P. Borg, T. Hill, A. Taft, M. Chenoweth, D. Allen, C. Crafton, Row 4 - J. Steinmetz, M. Forcione, J. Fields, T. Biancosino Kdirectorl, C. Long, J. Chow, D. Martin, J. Sullivan, A. Cote, S. Hendrickson, D. Kochen. 'F wan' 'faiifk M Boston. In June the sir: If band played at the NASSAU BAND Hospital Fete. ORCHESTRA The officers and members of the Orchestra Club, most of whom are enrolled in the advanced PHS Orchestra, take much of the responsibility for planning fund-raising activities, trips, and student exchanges with other high schools. Through work projects, bake sales, concert sales, and remuneration for concerts given outside of Princeton, the Orchestra Club has been able to finance such projects as trips to the Metropolitan Opera, the purchase of concert apparel, and musical picnics. Row 1 - P. Sonnenfeld Kdirectorj, J. Crowell, T. Carroll, A. Taha, B. Dyson, N. Manbe, M. Green, K. Chu, J. Snijders, Row 2 - R. Sferra, H McVicker, J. Lein, S. Wilder, I. Larsen, J. Miller, E. Lin, A. Rudenstine, E. Wright, D. Katz, Row 3 - T. Kinney, Y. Weaver, G. Rice, S. McCormack, C Sharp, M. Gillam, T. Williams, C. Reed, C. Rice, M. Willis, Row 4 - A. Hsuan, J. Woolston, M. Gillham, B. O'Grady, N. Hastings, H. Von Goeler, D Frank, G. Farmer, D. Via, M. Brower, A. Golden, C. Kliment, D. Taylor, A. Lin, C. Martin, S. Billington, L. Yim, J. Struve, Row 5 - S. Wright, J. Smal- lyan, T. Curtis, R. Browder, G. Ondetti, N. Taft, N. Lynch, S. McDonald, W. Hertford, C. Mahoney, A. Taft, L. Kim, C. Sullivan, C. , N. Johnson, W. Lytle. SYMPHONIC WIND ENSEMBLE 2 Row 1 - C. Crafton, Fl. Borg, C. Mahoney, S. McDonald, Row 2 - T. Biancosino ldirectorb, D. Andres, J. Dunne, N. Audeh, N. Shelpuk, D. Orlanski, D. Katz, D. Chandra, Flow 3 - P. Murphy, G. Cheng, K. Hendrickson, S. Edelman, S. Gorman, S. Wright, Flow 4 - R. Toole, D. Allen, W. Hertford, L. Townsend, G. Farmer, A. Tatt, F. Alberola, N. Hastings, D. Frank, M. Warman, G. Ondetti, A. Gross, Row 5 - M. Kaderabek, A. Cote, D. Martin, M. Migliore, F. Schwab, C, Long, J. Miller, D. Prockop, J. Chow, C. Rice, J. Waltman, C. Sullivan. Made up of more than seventy members, the Symphonic Wind Ensemble includes several Middle School students. In December they played at the annual Winter Concert in the University Chapel. They also gave their first concert and played at graduation. 147 WINTER CONCERT lil BRI' gpg FGDC! ' W P, 91 Q 14 n I Z .f , ' 4' 'L Y '- ,x r 1, aww: N'-- v ' K' A I , ,W . V 'XV ' Q s li 'W U0 'U' UI U' 'V' 0106 if Cl Ol .' D1 Ili ll ii Bw ras. .vs ui Bifffifl v if - 1 149 WOMEN'S CHORUS FRESHMAN CHORUS xx. ? . H... Row 1 - A. Messermith, K. Grover, B. Dyson, E. Ruben, N, Moy, L. Hertford, S. Corsover, Row 2 - K. Ufford, Fl. D'Oronzio, Fl. Bronzon, K. Caulk, K Pratt, L. Toner. Row 3 - G. Woolston, C. Eliot, L. Freeberg, A. Brown, D. Gray, C. Smith, E. Lucullo, Row 4 - B. McCredie, M. Pineda, A. Trani, R VonGoeIer, A. Brandt, A. Fraker, L. Fresco, S. Crandall, M. Gillham, Row 5 - C. Djorup, J. Miller, J. Landis, G. Versfeld, S. Van Dyck, W. Sisson, J Lister, L. Spies, D. Sams, M. Clark. CHOIR The choir was chosen this year to participate in the A.C.D.C. National Con- vention in N 'Orleans, Lou- isiana. AII of us involved will never forget the tre- mendous effort that went into earning our way to this convention and most of all the memories of good times enjoyed by every- one. Special thanx to T., P., Prez, Flo, Ellie, Paul, Big AI - We love you all! Winter Concert . . . How many quarters does it take to get to New Orleans? . . . Someone rake leaves - please?! . . . Fishmouth - hair on the chest Spit out the German . . . Bourbon St .... Hurricanes . . . Showbeat - Let us off! . . . Takee Outee! . . . Beig- nets for Breakfast . . . Pink eye? Sunning at the pool . . . Anything Goes!! . . . T's jokes - P spazzing out! - Where's Eric? .. . Flush it - Nancianne! I don't want to go home. . . . We made it!!! 152 N -5, 1 , X J , .. -N, 'G QNX pigfsx -4 1 ,, If SLA g .Q f 'lf x Q 5. A Es ' x . E l 'ZW-50+ l v. YN, 2 5 v vf Mig. fr . A .Q j um 3 1 ,I x 'Q YI Ay 7,6 -. . .N- , - ......24.. - W .f.,mg.,,.. Row 1 - S. Clark, L. Ruben, K. Keenan, J. Flory, C. Neilsen, L. Volppo, C. O'Connor, C. Alston, R. Ostriker, J. Goldfarb, V. Showalter, J. Gillam, M. Dyson, L. Litt, J. Crowell, Row 2 - B. Kunz, J. Pickens, J. Schwartz, Fl. Mig- liore, M. Westergaard, J. Van Dyck, S. Wright, Y. Manabe, R. Westlake, E. Free- burg, J. Wirtz, V. Miller, N. Shelpuk, L. Yim, S. Spikes, V. Hoepel, Row 3 - S. Green, D. Chandra, D. Asano, D. Fields, F. Alberola, C. Callahan, S. Cook, K. Van Raalte, M. Green- land, M. Watson, R. Browder, S. McCormack, J. Bushnell, G. Good, Row 4 - D. Kemp, E. Thompson, M. Willis, D. Freund, A. Spiegel, T. Wong, P. Porado, D. Via, A. Phillips, S. McFarlane, N. Hastings, G. Smith, T. Root, Row 5 - M. Kaderabek, J. Spikes, S. Ellis, J. Duba, L. Kim, C. Fillo, D. Yim, J. Jones, M. Caulton, Row 6 - D. Frank, S. Roney, E. Granade, E. Lysacker, E. Newton, R. John- son, T. Martin, T. Leeuwenburgh. 153 PEER GROUP 1. Q W X J' Row 1 - J, Roemer, K. Hemer, T. Edgar, R. Davis, M, Toussaint, G. Smith, J. Gerb, D. Yim. Row 2 - D. Craig, J. Van Dyck, A. Sayres, E. Freeberg, J. Curschmann, S. Wilder, C. Lesh, D. Bellemore ifaculty advisorj, Row 3 - S. Powell, Kadvisorb, G. Good, J. Jones, J. Kephan, P. Maman, T. Wislar, P. Schwartz. 154 Peer Group: Not just talk by Arlela Gross Although the Peer Group involves over one hundred students in Princeton High School, many of us are complete- ly unaware of what it does. Each enter- ing freshman has a choice between joining the Peer Group and acquiring a faculty advisor. Hopefully, one of these alternatives meets the needs of the in- divdual newcomer. The Peer Group meets every Wednesday afternoon for the equivalent of two school periods, and in a relaxed group atmosphere the freshmen have the opportunity to dis- cuss such matters as peer and school pressures. But the Peer Group is not for fresh- men only. The leaders, upperclass- men, make up two groups of their own. They hold leadership training meetings every day during fifth or seventh peri- od. These training courses count as actual classes for which the students receive credits and grades. Said Peer Group leader Scott Roney, lt's not just preaching and deep personal stuff. They discuss is- sues of importance not only to incom- ing freshmen, but to all students. Jon Roemer, another leader, said, The real purpose of Peer Group is to help the freshmen along with the rest of the school. lt's not solely for freshmen. We get a lot out of it too. It is not just talk, either. Last week they took a field trip to Johnson Park, and they have engaged in such activi- ties as a Give Me Your Best exer- cise contest, which included juggling and singing acts. The leader groups have big plans for the future. Said Roney, We're going to deal with things such as drugs like they've never been done before. 155 llhlllllnl . tl , i lilly' , AQ., . Y 'Wx r f' 'V N' R S- Eli 315 2 1' x THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL X ' 7 ' yl E O t k r, T. Norris, A. Gross, L. Volpp. Row 2 - A. Tomalin, Fl. Oslriker, J. Poritz, J. Ullman. The Tower works hard to re- main an integral part of Prince- ton High School's student body. Its pages monthly reflect the opinions and attitudes of the stu- dents and faculty concerning im- portant school and national is- sues. At the same time, The Tower profiles some of PHS's outstanding students, presents indepth interviews with area no- tables, covers the many facets of the high schooI's sports pro- gram, and reviews some of the outstanding cultural events in the area. - Final exam and Open amlpus Committees reac decision What's your musical groove Man on the srreetinzerview Girls soccer retrospective he uhm' THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL '. . T' -1 5- I l...a '- ' PuhlhldbythestalldTHE1DWERatPdncetoalBjhScHod,Prhscetoa.NJBS40. EdRerInlOlllea: Rl 120. 17pctbyTewuToplea,ndprlnted by the Princetonlhctet. 1 ' 1, ' H V' EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ........ A ............ ...,........ , . Rebecca Ostriker ASSOCIATE EDITORS-IN-CHIEF. . . Q .... Jonathan Poritz, Anne Tomalin EDITORIAL EDITOR .............. .....,.......... ' ..... Leti -Volpp ................ ............ JohnSullivan FEATURE EDITOR, . 4. . ...... Michelle Fishbume ARTSEDITOR ..... '. . ...... -.JaneOpperman SP0RTS I'l'OR...Q..1 .... ...... ' .'TrentNorris LAYOUT MANAGER ....,..... .... Sun nneShelley AST LAYOUT MANAGER ....... ..... Carol ynn Silver BUSINESS MANAGER .......... .... Debbie Taylor ASS'T BUSINESS IANAGER ..... ......... J essica Liu PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR ........ ............................ Linda Zucchino ASS'T PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR .W ....... ' .... ' ..... ' ............. J ennifer Ullman COPY EDITORS ............ Eve Ostriker, Nanci Jesser, Janice Flory, Ariela, Gross ' TYPIST ........... . . ................... V .............,....... Janice Kiegler CARTOONIST .......... ..... , f ..............,.....,............ Brian Pierce NEWS STAFF: Abbi Allen, Jim Cantrill, Grace Cheng, Patty Dinella, Dave Forrey, Agnes Fryszman, Chris Galiardo, Chris Gillis, Adam Golden, Sally Green, Karen Hendrickson, Abraham I-lsuan, Karen Itzkowitz, Fran Johnston, Stephanie Lofgren, Lisa Schkolnick, Rachel Schteir, Ahmed Taiia, Doug Thompson, Sheryl Troy, Dave Yim LAYOUT STAFF .............................. Mike Cooney, Susannah Goodman ' Jessica Hannon, Dan Ronel AD SOLICITORS ........ .... M ichele Book, Julie Lister FACULTY ADVISOR ..... ....,....... J ohn Halpin The Ivy is Princeton High's oldest literary magazine It IS published once a year, and contains artwork prose and poetry written by stu dents and selected by the staff of the lvy A. McCormic . THE CHESHIRE CAT The Chesire Cat is the literary magazine of the PHS intelligensia. The Cat is noted for its radically open-minded editorial policy, which has attracted the very best talent to its meetings. Operating through committees rather than authoritarian editorial juntas, this biannually distributed magazine of- fers the literati of PHS a valuable alternative to traditional high school publications. Row 1 -A.Fryszman,H.Lindbloom,M.RiddIe,D.G hi ld O y 2 k D. Witonsky, J. Chow, CHESS CLUB B Kim, Y. Kim. PADDLE TENNIS CLUB A-.....aa'? H M. Crystal, B. Chen, A. Vanden Heuvel, W. Humes Kfaculty advisorl. Paddle tennis is a popular winter racket sport introduced at the high school as an intramural program. The program accommodates all levels of ability and emphasizes learning and fun. 159 ART CLUB SCIENCE TEAM 160 R. Blair Qfaculty advisorj, V. Floyce, A. Allen, Fl. Abhari, K. Lambert. The Art Club sponsors workshops with community artists, shows of student work Cboth juried and honors! and competitions in a variety of media. We participate in local, county, state and national shows. B. Thompson, M. Crystal, E. Lin, I. Taha CFacuIty Advisor! D. Ronel, D. Eiref, M. Lien, J. Lung. - Y FUTURE PHYSICIANS S. Moghanaki, M. Schwab, E. Lin, S. Schwab, R. Eagl The prime function of the club is to acquaint students with a variety of fields open to them in medical science and the allied professions. The Club draws upon the vast resources of our local medi- cal profession for lectures, QL? . Ju ,,.,-.,- i ,W demonstrations, visual aids and trips. These profession- als give much of their time and talent to the club in ex- ploring some of the new and exciting things that are hap- pening in medical science to- day. -P liz My + 1 GERMAN CLUB A highlight of the German Club's activities this year was a Christmas party. In the spring we joined the Lawrenceville and Notre Dame German Clubs for a dinner at Lawrenceville. Row 1 - D. Gross, K. Heinzel, L. Ruben, L. Volpp, M. Cantrill, S. Flost, Row 2 - S. Hendrickson, K Schleyer, Row 3 - H. Hagens Kiaculty advisorb, M. Schwab, S. Schwab, C. Kliment, J. Gumperz. ITALIAN CLUB fx ' ,S isgsl Q 'N','..,., 5 L, I Row 1 - M. Mauro, R. DiBianco. Row 2 - E. Pirone, M. Tamasi, D. Carazzi, S. Perone, J. Pirone, M. Nicholson, Fl. Carnevale, Row 3 - J. Matticoli, Fl. Carnevale, L. DiMeglio, P. Toto, M. Pirone, D. Pilenza, P. Nini, K. Cevera, E. Lucullo, C. Prezioso Cfacully advisor! Row 4 - T. Delneso, D. Duryea, M. Emann, C. D'AngeIo, M. Cifelli, A. Petrella. The Italian Club is going to New York to see Pirates of Penzance after which they will dine in Little ltaIy. The members collected 37,000 for the Earthquake Fund. They will terminate the year with a picnic at the Sportsmen's Club. They have seen slides of different famous italian Cities during the course of the academic year. At Christmas time the fifty members celebrated with a dinner and dance at the Sportsmen's Club. 162 14' W L LANAWA, . ,MM '-OHV SPANISH CLUB With almost thirty members this year, the Spanish Club has had lots of fun in their ac- tivities which included lunches featuring Spanish food and en- tertainment. Bake sales and taco sales raised money for a sponsor child in Colum the musical Evita. Row 1 - E. Cohn, B. O'Grady, C. Poncin, G. Ondetti, J. Hilton Cfaculty advisorl, Row 2 - M. Morales Cfaculty advisorj, K. Sensenig, A. Tomalin, M. Warman, C. Sharp, I. Hernquist. FRENCH CLUB I 5, Row 1 - S. Yoon, N. St. Juste, O. Fryzsman, D. Grochfeld, D. Chandra. Row 2 - Fl. Migliore, M. Moise, H. Zeleke, Row 3 - L. Good, A. Rutherford, L. Schkolnick, K. Schleyer, G. Good, Row 4 - M. Crystal, Fi. Eagle, T. Wong, C. Vichnevetsky, J. Carey Kfaculty advisorl. The raison d'etre ofthe French Club is to provide additional opportunites for conversational French and for exposure to French culture in an informal situation. The favorite activity of the Club is French dinners at the homes of our students. Each member brings a French dish. ln the past we have gone to N.Y. to see French plays such as Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme and Le Misanthrope. This year the Club has been busy preparing for the arrival of nineteen French students who will be spending three weeks with us as part of the Exchange Program. bla, and 8 tfip to S66 AFS CLUB 4....Jf gn. 6 ...--.,' Row 1 - S, Wright, A. Tomalin, S. Yoon, I. Webb, Row 2 - C. Vichnevetsky, J. Greenstein, J. Bolick, B. Glassman, V. Mazzacato, R. Tores C Pre zioso Cfaculty advisorj, Row 3 - C. Neilsen, G. Cheng, J. Keigler, T. Carroll, C. Willis. The American Field Service for AFSD is an international foreign stu- dent exchange program. This year an AFS club member is hosting a Korean girl from Switzerland, Sunai Yoon, and several of its members went to places around the world as AFS students themselves. As a club, AFS works on fundraising for scholarships to its programs, and has club and area-wide dinners, parties, and activities with foreign students that have come to our area schools. BACKGAMMON CLUB Backgammon Club members enjoy a game of backgammon every Wednesday after school. M. Warman, G. Cheng, A. Lin, M. Crystal, M. Lei, N. Taha Cfaculty advisorj COMPUTER CLUB Row 1 - J. Silvia, D. Thompson, Row 2 - N. Taha Qfaculty advisorj, K. Beer, E. Katz, J. Koepp, G. Perry, S. Bonnema, P. Cohen. The Computer Club gives its members a chance to keep up with the state of the art in computers. It also al- lows students to help one another in computer related problems. MATH TEAM Row 1 - D. Witonsky, J. Lin, J. Sullivan, M. Crystal, M. Lei, D. Proshan, Row 2 - N. Taha Cfaculty advisorj, B. Thompson, A. Hsuan, S. Proshan, E. Lin, A. Gross, E. Ostriker, G. Cheng, J. Poritz. The Math Team promotes excellence in high school mathematics and encourages a healthy competitive atmo- sphere. We participate in the following: 13 The Colonial Valley Math League 21 Delaware Valley Math League 37 The Atlantic Pacific Math League 49 The N.J. Math League 57 The Continental Math League 65 Association of Math Teachers of N.J. 73 The Annual H.S. Math contest in Stockton 165 STUDENT COUNCIL . ,.,, 'B' H ww ,,..W. . ig. 3 aw. ,f ...H . ' C. Boyman Cfaculty advisorl, T. Norris, P. Cohen, J. Perkins, A. Sutphin, C. Lesh, S. Wright 166 l w .Q : ., 167 'midi XY fx K e Reed Av I, X 5 - LIZA REED, editor-in-chief JESSICA HANNON, assistant editor MARIANNE HARTMANN, faculty advisor Staff and Administration: Nagissa Manabe, editor Seniors: Carrie Lesh, editor Janice Keigler, assistant editor Underolass: Suzie Shelley, editor Kiki VanRaaIte and Jenny Lister, assistant editors Activities: Martha Mitchell, editor Julie Schwartz, assistant editor Sports: Karen ltzkowitz, editor David Yim, assistant editor Business: Francis Flavin, editor Jessica Liu, assistant editor Art Work: Martha Mitchell and Rosalind Westlake Photography: Jon Roemer, editor Michael Caulton, assistant editor ,t4.5.se HOMECOMING The Homecoming Dance was a bigger event this year. The float contest was held at the dance because the football team played in a state tour- nament game rather than in a regular season game. The Class of 1982 won the trophy for best float. The student body elected King Paul Miles, Queen Carla Meade, Prince Pooh Fisher, Prin- cess Gladys Rice, Duke Ken Varvel, Duchess Ruth Callahan, Lord Ricky Barrigan, and Lady Anne Marie Brown. 170 N sl DRAMA CLUB Row 1 - A. Schwartz, S. Van Dyck, J. Duba, S. Green, T. Edgar, C. Nelson, L. Bolster, L. Good, J. Johnson, A. Brown, P. Parado, Row 2 - S. Wright, E. Gordanker, V. Miller, A. Vandenheuvel, J. Kramer, E. Reuben, K. Ufford, C. Van Hook, J. Pickens, B. Berman, J. Adler, E Freeberg, J. Kephart, Row 3 - T. Wilson, M. Brown, S. McCormack, J. Caskey, C. Tate, R. Callahan, L. Rubin, S. Troy, S. Webb, R. James, L. Cope, L. Littell, S. Corsover, H. Troy, Row 4 - S. Kappler, L. Litt, J. Lister, L. Wood, R. Migliore, L. Freeberg, K. Bowen, L. Yim, K. Willis, Row 5 - S, Roney, J. Allman, M. Kaderabeck, J. Ellis, A. Suphin, M. Willis, V. Showalter, D. Asano, J. Van Dyck, M. O'Neil, R. Blair, D. Fishburne, S. Daley, M. Royce, B. Thompson, B. Cook, Row 6 - R. Eagle, B. Smith, T. Norris, B. Pillshaw, S. Watson, J. Weigmen, M. Chenoweth, M. Mechanic, R. Johnson, M. Caulton, J. Wirtz, S. Goodman. Faculty Advisor - C. Wimberg. 172 Prince-'Con School PI GSGh'US EVE-LQNII mrs sum-omun mann 1s.zo,z1, mer 8:00 Rm. 1 VV' K f can dx ny 51.4511 X .wane During the 1980-81 aca- demic year the Thespian So- ciety offered for the enjoy- ment of the public, Agatha Christie's The Hollow, the musical Bye, Bye, Birdie, a tion to these Stellar theatri- cal achievements several workshops on various as- pects of the theater were presented. Thank you for coming. Enjoy the show! fi ! ,EN o , 000,001 ,Dec 10 M iw! ZZ fn 1 I ,i Q , xuvfX!Q!,f!- if 'BML WY, X ,MX 6 fx WN i-XX-Mff 'rs- ,, f f MZ 8y,' 'Wulf X 173 A.A. SHOW naw? 174 175 gs' Yfzf' VW' V 'mv' 'Q7,f' f we-waz 'f A 3? Q 1 ' , . ,,,, , ,W WL - w 47 K as 'P' w .., 1 1 .5 .X Q . Q 1fQ4q.: x 1 .g f: xx ,I .Vf1'9iS5iiis fi XX 5 , 3 , Qs. 4 a fi 5 i Xqw, ,,,, V IW, .Q 'x 'pytg' q.,Og..f4 Qing ' !! X' Q 4 Q x Ju THE HCLLOW .,-.R . gif ,S ' K ......-i 178 X x X N Q., cz 1 z l .f 'p 1' 'XSX V K M. V 1, ' -sauna.. -.kk 1 x-.- W I -- f - 1' '- i Nw I-T ,-T Bye, Bye Birdie 'iillllii wus!! Jill!!! CIE Q8 in Row 1 - P. Daniels, J. Meyers, J. Rex, C. Vandergrift, Row 2 - M. Benaceraf, D. Emann, C. Harris. COE sg, 2 diff? Row 1 - N. Thompson, J. Southgate, L. Rhodes, F. Antenucci. T. ,MWJB I Love, Row 2 - L. Madden, A. Procaccino, K. Bosley, J. Di Meglio, L. Cawley, L. ar' E za. ,N ' 4.1 ' in ' Q 2 3 4:4 ylyz, 2 wt ,, mn. 5, SPDRTS FIELD HOCKEY y 104. ,.,, . gf Q, . Varsity - H. Hoff, L. Littel, F. Johnston, K. Heinzel, D. Cedeno, A. Varney, K. Hendrickson, G Rice P Huckins S Hendrickson S Gorman S Gates, E. Freeberg Cmanagerl, C. Hoff Ccaptainl, M. Heeg, L. Yim, L. Ruben, P. Godfrey. Varsity Field Hockey Tigers Opponents 1 Steinert 7 South Brunswick 1 Hopewell Valley 2 West Windsor - Plainsboro 1 Hightstown O Princeton Day School 3 Hamilton 1 Ewing Lawrence Notre Dame Hopewell Valley West Windsor Plainsboro Hightstown Stuart Ewing Lawrence Hopewell Valley Notre Dame ' State Tournament Game 186 . s W fu M M ...,f...,,,.. . 5- tx .qt .. arf' W J 3 .. .... ... nf M W 2. 2 'V-in 4 it w L W 2' 3 4 'wx-.ir Q my .ww on if V' :I Id! E fs D Bittersweet Seasong 3 way tie?'? . . .Team Meetings - How many U hours? CTBYB - whose turn?J . . . Make a button for the person on your - No, Ellen! Tudges! P.J.'s Breakfasts - C.C. pancake womang Way to sprint on the L.S.D.'s - Gladys! . . . Aunt . 3 ryy, .7 iA V tc Jemima Woman - Fran's . . . What happened? . . . Transfersg Ben- ' , A chies Unite! ... Use the cups! ... Tootsiepops? - Everytime you touch this side is one, I want . . .? Three Chartreuse Buzzards: tYeah uq Ann.J Thank you. Amy, our ii 1 scorer . .. Lulu and Margie - Spectator's Award! Oh it's CIDEFZ, CIDER, CIDER, that makes you such a fighter! When I say BLUE you say WHITE . . . ! CStop shaking, Court!! BLUE-WHITE, PRINCETON-TIGERS, TEAM-FIGHT! Yes the sun wi!! rise tomorrow. Thanx - We Love You J.J. 1980 F.H. Season Senior Girls - Ctop to bottom! L. Littel, E. Freeberg, C. Hoff, E. Reeves, S. Gates. 187 ,..-,,...,., , gf f f W- . ,fnfqw f in Junior Varsity - Row 1: L. Sonnensch ter, S. Watson, S. Scott, A. Stuphin, 188 XL U- Ti. . Bw Q Wi i la? ,MLK WWW.: eing Row 2: E. Schoenstein, B. Ogilvie, E. Lependorf, A. Navarrog Row 3: A. Sonnenschein, R, Gorman, J. Lis M. Greenland, A. Vanden Heuvel, C. Taraschi, E. Reeves, J. Kroeper Ccoachl X I., 1 ff' v ,gg-3 - P Xl A ,AD 57' 5 ,A fl 4, L:A ,,,,,, , . - p-Q 'sig' Sz -ff ' , - i , , . .fm 7, 'LQ , -.gzfff ,fx lhi GM Freshmen - Row 1: K. Ivan, D. Jahng Row 2: A. Fraker, S. Berry, G. Versield, E. Ruben, J. Miller, Row 3: J. Kopp, C. O'Donoghue, C. Knight, J. Lis- ter, S. Crandall, M. Howard, M. Clark, A. Brandt, P. Jennings, D. Glover Ccoachb. . 4 g ? . 5 K ff 'lr 5, ,ik V' ' 1 of W 5. ., 0 f fl . ,W , Q f l 'fi K Q nf Q 14, '- V' v , If -wifi? if . I A .1 . Q45 fix isp' 4 W W Z x Ai is I . ' V A .wif f ., 4,11 A J, 189 BOYS' SCCCER The 1980 soccer season was far from a championship team, but leaving our record aside, our team achieved more important goals. We had a great soccer party, a suc- cessful paper drive and a few games with more than five spectators. Above all, in com- plete seriousness, we enjoyed ourselves and built a strong sense of team cohesiveness. r Varsity - Row 1: B. Robinson, T. Devin, B. Cook, D. Ronel, J. Miller, J. Bienkowski, A. Stenard, B. Kim, P. Tevebaugh, D. Orlanski, M. Fernandez, Row 25 E. Beacham tcoachl, J. Henkel, L. Kim, J. Smart, T. Wislar, J. Smart, S. Rooney, Fl. Johnson, C. Mahoney, C. Bolster, E. Lysaker, J. Perkins, J. Ashcroft, J. Floemer, A. Daley Cmanagerl, C. Lesh Kmanagerb. i 190 l I Varsity Boys' Soccer Tlgers Opponent Hnllsborough Trenton Hopewell Valley Stemert West Windsor Plamsboro Hlghtstown McCorrlstm Ewing Hun Lawrence Notre Dame Hopewell Valley West Wlndsor Plalnsboro Hnghtstown McCorrlstln Pennmgton O Ewlng O Lawrence 4 Notre Dame 5 . 2 1 0 . 2 . - . 4 4 Princeton Day 1 . O . . O . 3 O 2 3 3 . - . 0 . O . . O . I vi W VL , V, r A VV . 4 V, , U ,. ,. - ,. . Q ,rv f 4- V. , H, fm. . ' 0. f . .. . , . , V' , .11 . i I f 1 1 4' if 1 ,,,,g5 , ,MA l1 ' 9 f i f ff' 15 'fi M W 4' 'B if . 'if 7 2 '57 3 if , , ey lg-' , in Q ,- V 'fv 1, v :'.vfif'Qi ki' 'gi i yf 5 Junior Varsity - Row 1: B. Kim, A. Taft, Row 2: B. Bushnell, N. Hastings, l. Webb, K. Sharlin, D. Bienkowski, M. Chamberlin, G. Cleveland, Row 3: C. Boyman Ccoachl, B. Price, A. Phillips, D. Nelson, B. Thompson, M. Migliore, B. Quinn, M, Mechanic, D. Eiref, S. Daley Cmanagerb, C. O'Connor Cmanagerj. 7 W 6 if ' ,' Q , I 5' .Wag may I fi U V. i Nm f' A K ,.,,,,,,mN N-.W ' Q I-'www f ' I Freshmen - Row 1: S. Lusen, J. Lysakerg Row 2: D. Proshan, D. Williams, M. Marchand, G. Falcone, G. Wadsworth, M. Chessiar, B. Bransen, E. Cone, D. Gibson, Row 3: J. Lusen, L. Shears, T. Gautier, J. Bolster, J. Moise, P. Gager, R. Dunham, T, Curtis, D. Young, B. Bovers, B. Mackey Ccoachj. 193 fy sf GIRLS SOCCER Tigers 0 5 O 3 3 7 3 2 8 2 O 2 Varsity Girls' Soccer Opponents Steinert Montgomery Princeton Day School Hopewell Valley West Windsor-Plainsboro George School Hightstown Ewing Hun Lawrence Notre Dame Hopewell Valley Hamilton West Windsor Plainsboro Hightstown Ewing Monroe Steinert Notre Dame Lawrence Yer avg, N A I .ig, , ,V .Q . .N Senior Girls - Row 1: C. Callahan, S. Tatler, S. Mooney, A. Almgren, N, st. Justeg Row 2: D. Meyers, A. Chen, C. Meade, E. Steinbergg Row 3: K Schleyer, M. L'Huillierg Flow 4: D. Chandra. 194 ,- . .. 5 ' ----1 , Varsity - Row 1: B. Falcone, S. Lofgren, J. Lapsley, C, Callahan, D. Meyers, N. Oates, N. White, L. Bolster, N. st. Juste, S. Mooney, Row 2: E. Steinberg, S. Tatler, A. Chen, D. Chandra, N. Jesser, M. L'HuiIlier, M. Greenland, S. Wright, L. Goldstein, C. Meade, A. Almgren, R. Migliore, C. Par- sons tcoachj. , The PHS girls soccer team experienced a rollercoaster ofa season. Well-fought victories were coupled with disappointing losses. Throughout it all we were blessed with a coach who is an exceptional person, Carol Parsons. Even when we were at our worst her optimism and determination consistently guided us forward. As players we all have mixed feelings about the season. To some it was challenging and exciting, to others it was slightly disappointing. For the most part, though, we are united in our praise of our coach. Without her an uncertain season could have been a complete loss. His dnhcuhto sununadze ourseasonin afem1shortparagraphs.VVe feelthatthe space can be bener spentlethng UParmeyH knomithe ementofapmecmhonforwhatshehasdoneonandohthepmymghew. Thanks to a special Coach 81 Friend. Love, Soccer 1980 195 CRCSS COUNTRY . t ff? , Nant Xb' 43' tw K, o ' igggnnfw-'M Varsity Row1 P Fisher Row2 J Barringer T Kingston J Wollston D Prockop,C.GilIis, A. Little,P.Spiro,Jim Waltman lnthe tree one half Tigers S 26 Trenton Hopewell Valley West Windsor Hightstown Ewing Lawrence Notre Dame C V C Meet Hopewell Valley West Windsor Hightstown McCorristown Ewing un Notre Dame Lawrence Hamilton Steinert Varsity Cross Country 39 26 27 ' 24 ' 23 McCorristin 32 ' 15 30 1 t , . . 21 22 ' 22 ' 21 30 15 H 37 15 15 'U Wm! 1 X-C '80: C.V.C Meet Champs, second at Sectionals , fourth at the States by a point, fifth in Mercer County, 13-5 for the third year in a row. Dizzy, Dopey, Sleepy, French Fry, Betty Crocker, The Wall Him, John, Poohl. Chris doubles Jim Hurst Memorial. Jacques, Where are you, Jacques? At the Home Course? Dolphins forever. Logs of the course! Where? Like those sweats. f ' srss A . 1 is-mimi ',,, - K - aff. 'Hb fn . WMM mm' is . 5 . K si' 1' - Q ,, . ,, ,..-A - My L, .. vw A , ' stiff! Junior Varsity - Row 1: L. Hertford, A. Schulman, B. Oppenheim, J. Ringland, S. Webb, J. Andres, Row 2: K. Cummings, Row 3: A. Obeyesekere M. Elliot, S. Bolton, J. Stein, A. Gross, M. Kaderabek, R. Toole, K. Lytle. Not pictured: B. Chen, C. Cleaves, M. O'Connor. .ummm few , .,-f- .. ,sr W . . . GIRLS' TENNIS if SMT l mf ,su rms .vez 3.4 Varsity Girls Tennis Tigers Opponents Steinert Trenton Hamilton Hopewell Valley 4 West Windsor - Plainsboro 5 Hightstown 5 Ewing 4 Lawrence 5 Trenton 2 West Windsor - Plainsboro 5 Hightstown 4 Hun 5 Ewing 4 Lawrence 'QQ . Varsity - Row 1: J. Pickens, L. Reed Kcaptainb, P. Dinella, D. Storaceg Row 2: R, Chowins, H, McVicker, J. Schwartz B Humes Kcoachj . . , . 4 ' 1 5 O 5 ' O 5 O 198 We did it again, the CVC But ah, the states are yet to be. For, Mr. Humes' eyes Were on our thighs Instead of the game That could have brought us to fame. Again, it came down to Rumson But we still had a fun season. We benefited from the transfer of Danielle But our ears hated that piercing yell. Patty had fun at second singles, After a while, she was used to all those bagels. Third singles never ceased to amaze me, How come your bandana always matched, Julie? Liza and Jenny, the first doubles pair, They came through when we really cared. Liza had the watch with the time And Jenny could hit her return on a dime. Second doubles had their own forces, Rosemary, with that serve, was known for her aces And the only freshman on the team, Heather, She proved she was as good as the next player. The undefeated number three doubles team Leah and Lizzy had lots of steam. Leah played with a dip for victory And Lizzy played when she wasn't working in the city We had a lot of fun But the states are still to be won! ktifjifr ' Junior Varsity - Row 1: L. Keenan, K. Ufford, C. Smith, M. Riddle, Row 2: J. Poponoe, J. Samaroo, B. McCredie, R. Callahan, G. Woolston, K. Bai- Ie 199 FOOTBALL f - , if ff if S F it . 7 Q 1 if .M s NF' 1 . X. It was another successful year for the PHS Football team and the best ever under Head Coach Jim Beachell. Led by an explosive offense that averaged over 26 points a game and a stingy defense which gave just 9 points a game, the team stormed to a statewide ranking of thirteen and its first ever appearance in the State Playoffs. The team received many accolades, one of which was Co-Captain Paul Doc Miles being named to the High School All-American Football Team. Along with Miles the senior members will be sore- 'w- W v fav F' wg ly missed, they are: Sir Neck Budd, Snookie Ce- deno, Nurse Dinella, For- ebrain Forrey, Waterbug Harris, Dinking McGuinn, Flash MacManus, J. Prince Miller, Bone Pe- trone, Petroleum Petro- celli, Stretch Toto, Capt. Crunch Varvel, Boulder Whittaker, and Sir Block Yim. Beachell saw this as a team which had fulfilled its goals and hoped that his players would continue to make the necessary sacri- fices it takes to achieve what they set out to attain. Varsity and J.V.3 Row 1 -- P. Miles, B. Varvel, Row 2 - M. Edwards, D. Yim, D. Miller, J. Petrone, F. Whittaker, S Budd, D. Dinella, P. Toto, C. Peters Row 3 - D. Barclay, L. Mckellar, T Cedeno, M. MacManus, D. Forrey, S Porreca, D. Riemann, D. Meyers, S Moseley. Row 4 - W. Davis, L Fletcher, D. Paul, T. Murray, G. Car- roll, M. Ciffelli, M. Kinnan, S. Perone Fl. Carnevale, Row 5 - T. Hendry, A Turner, M. Shapiro, T. Alexander, S Gabrielsen, K. Varvel, J. Petrocelli Row 6 - Fi. Kiriccian, A. Cote, C Crafton, C. Hoover, P. Geller, M Mauro, W. Whittaker, E. Pirone, G Craford, Fl. Sfferra. Row 7 - E. Rice K. Stevens, S. Fletcher, T. Phox, B Spruil. Row 8 - P. Young, K. McKel lar Princeton is the team to b ot rinceton gains state t0l1l'Il3IIlBl'lt Varslty Football Tngers Opponent South Brunswick Ewing Hun Hlghtstown McCorrlstln Lawrence Notre Dame Asbury Parklstatesh Trenton 28 ' O 40 ' 30 36 6 34 ' O 8 West Windsor - Plainsboro 10 35 ' ' 0 26 14 23 6 22 28 28 0 202 iCourtesy of the Princeton Packet! Wm 3 My ,WD gf 3 wr I , A J .1: ' K 'J 1 f 8 gtg, i . 2 ' 34 22 Freshmen: Row 1 - N. Carnevale, J. Petrone, A. Nini, Row 2 - D. Sigmund, P. Bergman, Q. Cote, J. Sherin, D. Schowalter, Row 3 - A Filo, C. McKrae, J. DuMoni, E. Rapp, K. Dede, Row 4 - J. O'Grady, A. Schwartz, B. Ellerstein, R. Barragan, Row 5 - T. Hill CHEERLEADING Oh, no my leg . . . Pixy, go home! . .. T :S '-. e- ' -. Fallopium . .. The wide receiver - The 1 iis' ' T T if referee must've been doin' what?l? breakfasts . . .Chinese Firedrills . . . 151 . . . Pearl . . . seoore. . . Hey, anyeu Tiger ieeieeee i fans - S200 cheer . . . on Broadway '80 it T T t i N cookie ...Kiz Those slinky hips ,X . . .Locker rooms. . . TTT . . .Nancy Those M8.M's! . . . Where's Delaine? xe. fee aim? Kim, are we on offense or defense? Rebound that donut! . . . Libby's-t-e-a-m, team - fight! . . . our versatile cheer Thanx, Nanse! X 43 Row 1: C. Procaccino, K. Patrick: Row 2: K. van Raalte, W. Oppenheim, L. Golden, Row 3: A. King, P. Kohli foo-captainj, S. Trotman fco-captainl, B. Crites. 204 I' 1 'h - 12 m i Qi: Mm ffffff if D 'mm-f. ,,L . MKWW - -1 Mm 9, 5 BOYS' BASKETBALL 5 r ,f Q? '. . r +- CE7- xN'3Er In-f W Varsity: Row 1 - P. Sharpless, J. Rex loo-captainsl, Row 2 - M. Trotman Kcoachl, D. Barclay, L. McKellar, P. MacAvenia, L. Spann, M. Brown, T 206 Xiu Av-f X . Phox, D. Dinella, S. Fletcher, M. Kennedy. 06. Q. l A Q S.giXxK X Jxitix - 9 jf W v ,V F5 Xyki,-vwx f l, X , H. ex' FX wx w ,ff X ef ' xx., J o Va sty Row 1 - B. Sprulll E Rice, T. Kennedy, T. Howard J Howard Row 2 - R Stokes B Glls K Var el S Keller P K an y, S Gabr elso M Shap o E Beachumlcoachl - miss'ng 208 A X' K mi-35 ,T ., W, 4 'mnL -...-13..-- 'L-f QMS Freshmen: Row 1 -N. Halbaicht, D. Williams, M. O'Connor, K. Hayes, J. Petrone, T. Rosenthal, M. Elliot, D. D'AngeIo, Row 2 - J. O'Grady, G. Lependorf, T. Norris, J. Lysaker, T. Hill, A. Nini, Row 3 - W. Dull Kcoachb, C. Brown, J. Davidson, S, Herzog, J. Moise, R. Petrecca, E. Perna. 209 CHEERLEADERS ' 'wa W ff, if ' ' WP , Ev' f 4 , , af - . i I Q g , E- ,, . ' Varsity: Row 1 - P. Kohli Kco-captainj, W. Oppenheim, Row 2 - K. Patrick, A. Marrow, C. Procaccino, L. Fingerhood, Row 3 - D. McElroy, A. King, C. Samuels, missing - C. Trotman Qco-captainj. AQ A I 'Y 210 pf, ' 3, V ay f,, - 1 . N 'izzf , fi nuff i wif Z S Q ...f- Junior Varsity: Row 1 - K. Hoagland, B. Oppenheim. ,R 5 inf Phox, T. Craig Cco-captainsj, Row 2 - M. Seltzer, L. Fresco, C. Sloane, C. Knight, T. Mazzota, A f . GIRLS' BASKETBALL W WGBH' ' Q 5 . 1 , ...,. . ,. . X ' ,gg r y if M 2,1431 L L ff: fre. ' Dim .1 ,. .um nav' Varsity: Row 1 - T. Hemingway, K. Kahny, G. Rice, Row 2 - B. Falcone, M. Greenland, C. Callanassy, Row 3 - K. Lytle, P. Walden, C. Callahan CCaptainJ, L. Broadway, J. Rattray 212 2 J fn-'WwWa,.kQ,.,,WfHwMam.mW,Ww-WW NS. , M on f Xin!-'vw-up Freshmen: Row 1 - R. Walzer, S. Cruser, C. Brown, M. Tennelli, Row 2 - R. Swain, L. Van Dyck, P. Hendry, C. Toussaint, M. Cachese Qcoachl 'HM Maggy. ,. , , as of T Junior Varsity: Row 1 -- S. Lofgren, G. Cumberbatch, C. Massenat, Row 2 - Fl. Callahan, M. Toussaint, M. Dashen, Row 3 - Ms. Glover KCoachJ, C. Abernathy iCaptainD, T. Wood 2 f 1 ,f:, ,, , . WRESTLING ,14 f LCV, , Q s 1 ff A ,a of X XX X9 QX ff z -.v -.!+ W- 4 MT n N g 'K ff a i 4: H W I AMP ai 4 Varslty Row1 N Hastings K Strohman J Muller S Perone B O Grady Row2 T Cedeno C Young G Cramer B Robinson QCaptaunD R n if 7 W I 'D' Xb -9 v- Junior Varsity: Row 1 - E. Cohn, J. Bolster, M. Schowalter, E. Sanders, Q. Cote, Row 2 - A. Cote, R. Sferra, M. Tamasi, E. Pirone P. Knoephlmacher WINTER TRACK -ws H W ev K- 3?,:,,qg,,gQla.i4lumpv.:w4v..:rn.,-'x-rw - W X .gt--Q i -f.. J K- .. ,,, Q., M... wa- : aa. rw., '- 1 wawo.:-wa.. Qu 216 QQ f 1 an f 'R' C V5 X N Row 1 - T. Patrickico-captainb, missing - J. Perkinsico-captainb, Row 2 - K. McKellar, J. Ringland, D. Halstead, M. Greenland, C. Porreca, A Gross, L. Maris, M. Chesslar, Row 3 - L. Fletcher, P. Fisher, G. Woolston, D. Cedeno, M. Samaroo, P. Miles, J. Woolston, Row 4 - J. Smart, K Patrick Chiding managerl, C. Mahoney, W. Davis, K. Johnson, D. Chandra, B. Quinn, Row 5 - J. Barringer, B. Ogilvieimanagerl, A. Little, T Kingston, K. Phox, B. Ellerstein, T. Haggerty, S. Bolton, D. Prockop, C. Gillis, J. Waltman, G. Bascara, C. Rice, Row 6 - K. Sensenig, J. Smart Schwab, M. Cifelli, Schwab, T. Murray, P. Paul, T. Hendry, J. Eagle, F. Francisco Qcoachl, P. Bergman, M. Anderson icoachb. x . Q: bskw, 'se-any V tl s v State Champion Distance Medley Relay Team ,Mita X,-f CVC CHAMPS 1 E BASEBALL 7,,s.... -' iC ?'f! fjjlf' VARSITY Row 1 - A. Kulinski, D. Miller, J. Petrone, B. Robinson, F. Whittaker, J. Pirone, Row 2 - R. Goldberg, M. Miller, O. Robertson, J. Miller, P. Krasnoff, P. Keaney, Row 3 - J. Smart, C. Lippincott, S. Porreca, T. Phox, K. Phox, J. Kandeil, J. O'Neill Kcoachj. i 218 SENIORS if tiff, Row 1 - A. Kulinski, D. Miller, J. Petrone, B. Robinson, F. Whittaker, J. Pirone, Row 2 - R. Goldberg, M. Miller, O. Robertson, J. Kandell, P. Krasnoff, J. Smart. 219 JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1 - R, Carnevale, K. Stroman, C. D'AngeIo, M. Cifelli, P. Nelson, M. Tamasi, Row 2 - J. Bascara, M, Migliore, M. Wolfson, C. Boyman Qcoachl, Row 3 - M. Taft, M. Shapiro, C. Hoover, T. Buzzard, Row 4 - B. Levine, Y. Poncin, V. Fillion, J. Smart, Row 5 - M Hannon, D. Thompson, D. Bienkowski, N. Baglivi. 220 , FRESHMEN .9 3 K , Row 1 - J. Sherin, J. Davidson, J. Petrone, M. Carnevale, J. Enslin, Row 2 - D. Bascara, T. Devin, T. Rosenthal, J. DuMont, S. Herzog, E. Perna, Row 3 - W. Dull Qcoachb, T. Curtiss, B. Branson, J. O'Grady, D. Diangelo, M. Hammond, B. Gocke. 221 BOYS' LACROSSE . .. A .xt il.. L it it Row 1 - C. Goodyear, D. Forrey, J, Cantrill, W. Miller, H. Allen, F. McCor- mick, Row 2 - F. Sinclair, P. Bergman, T. Bull, P. MacAvenia, S. McDonald, S. Budd, C. Henkel, T. Mellor, A. Hoke, L. McKellar, Row 3 - 'N. Petulla Ccoachl, M. Royce, W. Whittaker, B. Price, S. Gabrielon, M. Kinnan, S. Moseley, P. Versfeld, C. Peters, Row 4 - B. Thompson, T. Geherty, M. Finzi, 222 M. Cooney, C. Rice, P. Gager, G. Crawford, R. Schowalter, G. Cleveland, D MacKensie, B. Cirullo Kcoachl, Row 5 - A. Schwartz, D. Nelson, P. Gellar B. Quinn, D. Karch, T. Gehrety, Row 6 - B. O'Grady, Q. Cote, T. Norris, K Varvel, C. Galiardo, E. Steiner, J. Rappaport, J. Stein, M. Chamberlain. SENIORS M, ' -' 4' ,.. ' fv, we H, I ,M Y I ,, , ..,...w ,iq ff' if had N , , ,.. 46. A VWuQ9AK7M Row 1 - Neck Budd, Sugar Ray Cantrill, Row 2 - Bull, McAvenia, Mackie McDonald, Forebrain Forrey, Henkel, Reg Mellor, Highride Miller. , 1 f-w,. um,-Q -, 223 SPRING TRACK BOYS .Mum Row 1 - P. Young, L. Fletcher, T. Patrick, G. Sanders, R. Jesser, J. Perkins, J. Bienkowski, P. Sharpless, K. McKellar, Row 2 - M. Anderson Ccoachl, T. Lawler, S. Fletcher, J. Waltman, G. Cramer, W. Davis, T. Murray, P. Fisher, J. Woolston, A. Little, B. Ellerstein, Row 3 - B. Pillshaw, D. Gibson, T. Hill, T. Hagerty, M. Schwab, S. Schwab, E. Pirone, N. Halbicht, T. Howard, D. Carter, B. Thomas, C. Mahoney, K. Sensenig, J. Katz, L. Shears, E. Rice, T. Gautier. 224 1 GIRLS 4 Q .fu . A f. . ,. Row 1 - G. Cumberbatch, S. Cumberbatch, C. Porreca, K. Phox, A. Hoagland, P. Walden, M. Semaroo, D. Halstead, K. Patrick, N. White, D. Chandra, Row 2 - J. Rattray, M. Yoshikawa, K. Cummings, L. Hertford, N. Mazzucato, G. Rice, J. Knoepflmacher, S. Rost, S. Yoon, D. Schmidt, C. Vichnevetsky, C. Silver, Row 3 - T. McMorrow Qcoachj, E. Maddux, M. Manabe, K. Toussaint, M. Toussaint, R. Toussaint, A. Brandt, C. Procaccino, P. Godfrey, L. Wood, G. Woolston, L. Mar', A. Hagadorn, R. Bronzon, J. Adler, F. Johnston, K. Crafton, S. Webb, L. Fletcher Qcoachh. ...ARM wzfffdwv 225 -. -' 5 --. GOLF 1 f ii' a . g 1 . . my . .. - 2'- A ff- 4 U f-N.. Row 1 - D. Lewis, C. Young, D. Goodman, Row 2 - J. Jones, B. Long, D. Rieman, T. Wislar, M. Fernandez, M. Macmanus, B. Thompson, P. Tevebaugh, R. Gilpin, R. Fleming, M. Borsh, I. Webb, K. Poncin, K. Woodfield. 226 1 BOYS' TENNIS ,f 1 K . V I f 1 4'-'3-Ii fffv ' 3 ,J Row 1 - D. Rosenfeld, R. Dunham, A. Phillips, D. Allen, Row 2 - D. Yim, A. Goodyear, D. Ellerstein, E. Granade, A. Zador, T. Kingston, J. Diefenbach Kcoachj. , DQ. f GIRLS' LACROSSE V , V--'Wife my MW., , Nw,-. , 'i m w --'f. Row 1 - E. Reeves, C. Cahill, C. Meade, C. Hoff, S. Gates, A. Chen, J. Flynn, A. Allen, Row 2 - J. Schwartz, J. Baxendale, G. Krauss, A. Sutphin, B. Chen, A. Vanden Heuvel, V. Miller, J. Pickens, M. Cantrill, N. Oates, K. Heinzel, Row 3 - J. Caskey, K. Hendrickson, M. Nitchum, J. Parsells, J. Allen, P. Gocke, A. Sonnenschein, J. Popence, A. Fryszman, K. Van Raalte, M. Heeg, Row 4 - A. Schulman, E. Lependorf, S. Gorman, W. Sisson, C. Knight, C. Filion, A. Navarro, L. Bolster, B. Berman, S. Wright, A. McCloskey, C. Clohossey, M. 228 Rogers, Row 5 - L. Frescoe, J. Kopp, A. Brown, B. Book, L. Sonnenschein C. O'Donoghue, T. Shidlovsky, S. Scott, K. Fleming, A. Varney, G. LeFaivre N. Jesser, G. Ondetti, Row 6 - J. Samaroo, D. Duryea, K. Kahny, P. Huckins C. Tate, B. Ogilvie, R. Freeman, L. Abernethy, S. Crandall, J. Miller, Row 7 - S. Van Dyck, L. Blair, H. Hoff, S. Greenspan, A. Bakoulis, S. Hendrickson, R Gorman, D. Cedeno, L. Keenan, R. Sonnenschein, A. Bunn, M. Epstein, E Gordenker. T SENIORS Abby, Buckwheat, Meatball, Gator, Cal, Court, Emily, Jenny Ef , Afffxvj 229 SOFTBALL ik. I My 5 krrk L f L LL ll Vkzrr 5 ll I -' S Q Row1 -M.DiDonato,J.LapsIey, A. AImgren,O. Fryszman,D.B. Dennis, D. MacAllister, S. McDonald, H. Ward, S. Matters, Row 3 - J. Kroeper SCl1mldl, C- Maussenat. K- Bailey. Fl- Callahan. ROW 2 - A- MCCOFYTNCK. J- icoachh, J. Soderman, T. Woods, K. Ivan, J. Tornell, L. Fingerhood, L. Broad- Ullman, B. Falcone, A. Trani, S. Berry, K. Pratt, M. Emann, K. Cevera, A. way, L. Spies, M. Howard, N. Gillette, C. Sloan, S. Kirton, S. Edelman. 230 - af? F4 Three of our fellow classmates and teammates have been named to the All American Team of their respective sports. lt is an honor for a school to have even one student named to an All American Teamg it is outstanding to have three. The yearbook staff would like to recognize Paul Miles tfootballh, Sue Mooney Csoccerl, and Peter Sharpless ttrack and fieldj. They are not only superb athletes but also invaluable friends. Congratulations Doc, Moon, and Sharp! ln track and field there are two things you have to do that will make you better in your event. You have to strive for a goal set for yourself and do your best at all times. --Peter Sharpless ' ws'-lwm -xx -- -:Qu :mf fmwff----aw-'J Y Q . 131W-w-:1uw ,SS- A , ,-.p -- FRANCE '81 4 s 1 x '. V Q. .of ' x A-.L abs! 4' . 5? ,' X ,jg , Q . 4 .. Q . . 4 e s I f ,, X an--f A ' W-nxt .,,.. ..,,..,,, ..., ,,... ...,...,. L : .. .. ' ,F .khl . ,...x ,W . 1' 'Q' . '4.llJ SC!v 1. ! i Na ..,,M-1 l 235 2 iww S in L, ...,, S is .. .351 5 liisx Q ? W V F'1lllllunnQ 1 5 fha 905 ga .7 5 f . 4 N- V! Wk , 4 , il U 237 K gk ' QQ , Q E I' I Q 5 Mix 4 Q Q rs K 5?f'ff f ' ' mf ,. ,F V . Mg 'I+ Y A l ' 1 L, ,r j : , ,vfl 1, 1, S MB .., W I V - E ivgsmnmassg ni v Q 4 x -Q ,P , y X x Wxx XS N5 N - 4 .fx ' WN ay A + an-my .F My my ww lu.. 1 V MVR .V 1 Alamy: rf , A .N. fx.- Nxf suhgw If X Look, my eyes are dry, The gift was ours to borrow. It's as if we always knew, But l won't forget what l did for What l did for love. Gone, love is never gone, As we travel on, Love's what we'll remember. Kiss today good-bye, And point me t'ward tomorrow, Wish me luckg the same to you. Won't forget, can't regret What I did for love. What l did for love. -Marvin Hamlisch loveg l loved putting this book together and making it all happen. l hope this book holds all the great memories we shared during the past year l would like to thank Jessica and Jon with all my love. Without you, l would never have survived. l also would like to thank Mrs. Hartmann and the entire staff for their hard work Best wishes and great success to the Class of 1981 243 4 , .ma gif' g......,-. 1 L ,I , if 1 4 K, , f ' f iff: lv- , I .I 1, Ah 2 ' , 5 , Y , . X. , x L f 1 , N - , - .Hiya . nr ,QA as c, .,, 5 + A 'asm' 3 , .A 'Q' A. jg,-.Z .,.gX:-1-g,,,f4,:5jflg fi.f.5',g.L43Q K wr A gt' 1 mmwf aug .3 ADVERTISEMENTS CONGRATULATIONS t I ' Congtrs faztmns to the Class of 1981 CIHSS 0f 1931 I , , I I I .,A.A.1,:,.,, I ..4,A ,. .g,: .I . . I I, ,1,A. ,,4 ...,. .. A,x.,,A, I I e e I , N7 If I I I X XNNY X XX Xx XXX X nz. I ,,.- ..:.. x,,v vt ,.,A . 3 EEE zuk :.:,. ',.v..A.: S M :.:'A?.. A A A as I I . : 6a?i.ia?iTi?iii? 'f iif av Isa I o II I 'iff N:..-:-f- -2 2 -F- '--'S'- '-'12-'S I 2 all 'E Ml -FI gi F' I2 I I if-S' '51 ' .1.,.,A' I I ff L11 'L .z- ' 5 4 1: ' . 1-1. ...x I . 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'I Much success in your I V n 16536 V f future endeavors! :bmah I , I5 II!! w wmw.w6z2z'fawswGv2Qv'Kffffi'35lff'-'f-'4f'Pfv V LANDAU PRINCETKWJCJ 246 114 Nassau Srreer, Princeton, N.J, 16091 924-3494 - CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1981 sicvcirs I and Accessomss THE BICYCLE STORE Raleigh Motobecane Fuji Ross Peugot Rampar Windsor Panasonic Lotus 249 Nassau Street Princeton N.J. F ee Pa king W 609-924-7233 W - IA --.. li ,fa n 5s . ,X X f utr. X '3?,x j L-:Ya , U ff., WY' 9 as Z Z. 1 I RT- I il Lui I Isl ' O I O O C O 1 I l' I Congratulations to the Class of '81 xx. 'T CENTER SPORT SPORTING AND ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT PRINCETON SHOPPING CENTER PRINCETON, N.J. 08540 l609I 924-3713 JACK PETRONE AND SONS EIEIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIWIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEJIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIEI E 'f r fr Q E ' TT ff 'QTL S E 4 L, .M 4 , l i5Ili'.'i!IiIiF - E Tull i' :' I i 4, E E Mx ' gig. 3 ' E E -.433 A :gt g ...X A. ,L - ' W W -Eff f ag-1 msg? Q5- -5 5. 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