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I , i A 4 1 I w , w 1 1 x 0 v 4 1 1 W J 1 4 1 1 Y I - S 1 ' 1 4 1 i . w 1 N 5 . , . l Y 1 S 1 18 Dedication Joyce Jones -for the coach who gives 100019 effort, both on and off the field, and expects no less from her players p -for the strong woman whose words of praise are always meaningful and sought after y -for the Peer Group leader, teacher, and friend who has made a difference for so many of us The editorial staff of The 1982 PRINCE proudly dedicates this yearbook to Joyce Jones. pb , Wwv 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ff 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 :MSDE BGARD OF EDUCATION f'v ' H, Fox, J, Cooper Y. Huzony. F. Johnston Qsludent representativesj li 1' S5 in Z l 3 5 : V IbJA D. Madden QBoard Presidcntj. P. Houston fSupcrinlcndcnlJ. R. MQGQQ 22 H. Levine. P. Jennings LAss't Superinlendcnth J. Horner QBoard Secrctaryj Us f.:M.wMw.Wf M. Tomalin. A. McGoldrick J. Sakala - Principal '6Perhaps the most valuable result of all education is the ability to make yourselfdo the thing you have to do, when it ought to be done, whether you like it or notg it is the lirst lesson that ought to be learnedg and however early a man's training begins, it is probably the last lesson that he learns thoroughly. bil F. Burke M Assistant Principal V. Euell f Assistant Principal :gg i cf W ab V-'uv N. Van Arsdalen f Assis tant Principal 25 GUIDANCE Z5 3 M. Trotman R. Saldon A. Bracoloni I WfV,.fV,., EThomas M. Radice 26 MEDIA CENTER H. Highfiel in. J. Zwaaf A. Dimock 27 N Q J 5 GLI H E. Buckley J. Jacobs H- Department Head 5 ..., 5 .J X J. Goodman L. Mansier L. Turbcvillc fef 6 fy f f ff' X : 5 g '?' f f Wg? 1 ,., sity-M ' 2 2 H. Allcgrelti K. Yodcr 28 1. g. nl A C. Campbell ,gl W nf kv , u I 1 F I 1' 2' - Nlissingi J. Lang Nfl. l-lurlmzmn P. Thomas A Q1 ll' . I ev' Nl. R059 R. Role A' W Q H-an ,. xy -s : we D. Peskin ,lf A. xxx 41' if-a. 29 FOREIGN LANGUAGES C. Prczioso f Department Head R. Gcnduszck H. Rossi 30 M iizk x . ........, Nfl. Shea B. Poncin C. Suplcc VER? L! x 1' Ll, Carey lf Carman 9:0140 Nl. Morales .l, Hillon . M, ,,,,.,,,w.,m.4m-A.. , f--- --x-A-W - 7953 175008 1 V. Ellis B. Holohun 31 SOCIAL STUDIES S. Fumes . f1 S , In S viii 'Sn , ..-S. - W. Roufberg f Department Head R. Bulger J. Lueker s Q fe a ' :E-if 1 f 'fa F .l. O'Ncill gr- Y 'S' K ,. ... . Q - . I . . . . , .,,, ,. M H ' 'A XX-+-V J. Hulpin R. Hcymun gi. fa-an akin, K. dcBcn xi Nl '3- MATHEMATICS R. Uoldbcrg W- Djorup 34 fffQ35S555ik iaagiii 'kiibi fkiwilw Qmiwmmgn f f2wf2v WEWwkQ bamw2m f. V ,, zur? Qawwxy QEMHQWBQH QHMWEEIIU QWEHEBII eF6YiW?f9Q9l 'WQQBHIS ?wA5BHi? Qfwaanm fgwqpnm Q QKVAYQEQ. fi. Xiwflummum -RQ N-TMM igggww 'gif-1 aff' QI J fi 1 I. Puchlllu W, llumcs l. TVIUYIYCY' ir R. Burkcrl xx Huron il7 SCIENCE N. Taha H- Department Head il RE 35 .na . fi.. Df- U if U amdaflwe ' ongoursbv if gif? ilQifff?a6vf2f, 3 f 11 5 e L. Kruegel 36 ' Q J. Toscano .,. .L . D. Bellemore 'MZ ' S. Frankenthaler D. Baum W. Nelson C. Sprague R. Komada .wg N .S ..,.,.. 1, ! K? K sex. ,sm 5 2 E 551351 'X' Q ia AW. 3 ff 5 E5 n -Y M3255 1 Li? hx . ,AQ .K .. 1. wwf 2 BYO '5 'i QS , L .,... A. my I Q. N. 5 .3251 PRACTICAL ARTS M 3 gi tttt ,,...,. Q L. Q 4 M- Miglmfe W. Bux Department Head lu . ., J ZW , i l t t 95: F. Francisco J. Scott 38 4. , V K ff M 5 , '42 G. Seitz 6 k Zi? N. Arcamone CREATIVE ARTS 1,, F. Browne-Pallrand -f Dcpzxrtmmm Held D. Mackey P, Sonncnlbld 40 ' Q W. Trcgo, N. Parrcllu C. Wimbcrg ww ,,,,, , ,, VA T. Biuncosino PHYSICAL EDUCATIO J. Diefenbach Q Y E QE ' v 2 5 SF' f Q .ts ' if 'I .. t 5 753 . 3 as I X' g 2 E 3 .15 Z Q5 Q Q 3 5 3 E .. I 4 S' V ' .K I .. . V my igug... ,,,. L,,,:L Y A K' Ay t in MM, Q. W 42 'e C. Parsons Athletic Director i J. Jones Af. MWA -1 HA M. Anderson, E. Beacham D. Bowers f Trainer G. Povalitis STUDE T SERVICES 4499 wfkvf I.. Smith S Resource Room D, McGuire Compcnsulory Iiduculion A .KVSN 3 ,, K xl x .l. Logan Social Worker 44 T. McNflorroxx Allcrmllc Program Rf 3 , ,,..W,,, ,Z ,,,, 4 1 'WY M. Franz e Alternate Program D. Donati ef School Psychologist Missing: C. Vicland e School Psychologist R, Purge M Nurse M. Kimberly - Learning Consultant 45 SECRETARIES 1 P. Miros B Martm at K -., M RJ B. Hirst 1 Z VV,k b J G. Davis '1f'if: h H. Hoagland 46 SQL. V. H. Povalitis Q! ,- Q., M31 1 F!'I- X 6' XQKL. .GX .ri 49-3K E. Spainhour M. Chludzinski . 1' if rr .if ff? Q at fn W? S Q J. Warren -v J Q, My N . 5 ff 1 'fr H C. Smllh Missing: WI, Drummond AIDES ,Av B. Angclico D. Lee E Y 4 ? E S. Hum 48 iw if ,ffif ,uw gi .,,,,,,, E 1Wf,1.W,, -14' . N ! 4 M. Branch .rf v .4 Q2 R. .QM Frambo 'WJ a X ,QV L. MCKQ-:nrick CAFETERIA STAFF 50 CUSTODIANS 'Q 1 I -.I 51 1 4 4 4 - 1 1 . 1 1 1 4 ' s 4 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 ' 3 1 1 2 4 1 1 1 4 4 4 4 i , 4 5 I 4 . 4 . 4 i 7 i Z 1 4 1 4 1 r Y 4 1 i 4 2 1 3 11 T 1 5 1 I 1 . '4 ' 4 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 4 3 I 4 1 4 ,i ,. X 3 1 Y 1 4 4 J 4 1 , 4 4 4 I 1 ' 4 1 ' 3 1 3 I rg 1 4 3 yd 4 4 4 4 1' 4 I 1 x 4 4 1 N 1 4 4 1 4 MMG! mi LYNN N1.ABIiRfNlliTlIY Sometimes I can laugh and ery but I ean't remember nhyl I ytill love those good times gone by. .lames Taylor Tlianlxs to speeial friends lor all the excellent timeh ue had and also to .l .l. lor all ol' your patieneel I ater l'.lI.5.. lt N been great yet I ni glad that itk behind me we xv Vw ARRIN IDNX ARD .MIIIN XX hat ti long. xtiange trip it N going to be Apologiey to .limi llendrix ,ox H05 Q. f-Y ,grief nl 1 . l'R.'XWCOlSIi S. ,fXI.l3IiROI.A Iran I.ove to laequi. Suzie. .len, Gill, Choir New Orleans Xl' Thanx. T+P, I0-I I-X0 Bill. ll' I didn't love you I'd hate you, Squeefe And the only word there spoken nay the whiupered yiord. Lenore. Quoth the Raven. nevermore. HA. Poe Wvant to be. got to be . ,, 54 IRIS ALROY You see thingsg and you say Why ? But I dream things that never were: and say, Why not? Everything happens to everybody sooner or later if there is time enough. - George Bernard Shan If ELIZABETH ANNE ARCIIIQR Beth Time passes too quickly: Tay as just yesterday that l began my' longjour- ney' through high school: it seems 6 W non that the end ol' my trip is just around the eorner. wg -X, Give me a yyilderness whose glance no Civilization ean endure. Ilenry David Thoreau lrom The Wildu ii lfareyyell. l'.ll.S.. l'arexyell 4 Q I XNNI BXlxOl l IS eseetetolltleisen1oytnLt1e W s e ol ti 1 nine ax yytyt' ert. ts t NII L It tyeen the dtxyn tnd the dt lt I ou. 1 t f lor your ste a one. T e iratelul l et J tr' y 'kystts attest VIIRIANI RLITII ARICHEA Where did you used to live'?'i Indonesia Whores that? Do not Iolloyy yy here the path leads Rather. go yy here there is no path and leave a trail. X ship in a harbor is sale. but that is not xy hat ships are built lor. TIIANII HONG ALJ NICHOLAS .fXL,lDliH learning without thought is useless thought ytithout learning is danger- ous. Conltieius When a learned errs. he makes a learned error. Mah proverb RITIX NIARIIQ B'Xl.IfSTRllfRl The best ol' times with the best ol lriends. Crui7in yyith .lo and lilena. so many' era7y times ..., My Shoyy 80. XI' parties. the shore txanna go surliinf ett7'? Your laugh has gotta gol To my friends Nl ll. XIXP. NIC. CD. IP. l.C Thanks lor all the great times, To Pre! and Broe f gralie per tutto ehe avete latto per me. Summer I980 The moment may be temporary. but the memory lasts forever, va, v.,.,,.,f 'UN ws. Af x MQ X . R s 3 ... I . tt ,sr tw 'F DAV l D SCOTT BARC LAY ANNE MARIE BARTL Everyone l've ever know has wished me well. Anyway, that's how it seems. lt's hard to tell. Maybe people only ask you how you're do- ing 'cause it's easier than letting on how little they they could care: But when you know you've go you've got a real friend somewhere. suddenly all the others are so much easier to bearfi Jackson Browne Love to JN NT SR. Thanx for the memories. PETER Nfl. BECKERMAN l think we're all bozos on this bus. The Firesign Theater BlDlJSHl BHATTACHARYA 56 .IAM ES TAYLOR BARRITNCEER lfwe start with x equals sinh y. then as y varies continuously from nega- tive to positive infinity, x does like- wise. Graphieally. this means that we may start with any real value on the y-axis iri Fig l3-7 and draw a horizontal line to the curve, Then a vertical line to the x-axis locates ex- actly one value of x such that the point tx.yJ is on the eurve. On the other hand , , , George B. Thomas. Elements of Cale .JORGE BASCA RA, JR. Baseball - great times Freshman and Junior Winter Track 'Xl 7-0 Champs. hard but fun. Senior year partying with BS. Best The Chauffeuri' Cruising lots of Tun Go- ing to miss friends and teachers so long. PHS. Times to always remem- ber. DAVID BLLMENTIIAL Bloom Summer of'8 I . Po-tang-dang-dang. Victim of the torch. Y.M.C,A. 24: Cornius Hebrus. Spanish trip. Roy- al Manor Bar. The Godess. 924-57 I need a hoagggl Medusa. No thanks l'm not going. to the Prom. S.W. Beach Fun! Flesh Gordon. DSLD. Special water. He lorgot to weigh the copper. Let's bolt. guys, Nothing giggingf' Kelsey Keeefffflll V.K. 84 Greece CHARLES BOISTER MATTHEW RICHARD ll. BORSCH Matt This man is dangerousg he believes what he says. Joseph Goebbcls on Adolf Hitler Any ol you got a law degree? Pa- trolman Gaylord. big bust on Poor Farm Road. I certainly hope. said a firm young female voice in a jam-packed elevator, that the person behind me is carrying a mini-umbrella, +...M.,.. as JOSEPHINE BOCCANFLSO Best of times with the best ol' friends. thanks Rita and Elena. Bowling. movies, parties, cruisin' in my car. AA Show 80 had the best time. Great times with MAP. IP. DD. MH. MR. We will keep in touch. Special thanks to Broc . . . Sum- mer of 'Sl the best ... Thanks AP for being there through my hard times. Couldn't have done it without you. Always on my mind. Forever in my heart. lfl9fXl ROBERT BORC' STUART BORSCII If a man is going to California. he announces it with some hesitation because it is a confession that he has lailed at home. -- Ralph Waldo Wmerson Gig gl Dances - thanks Ameriv men. Summer - Freedom KSC the Drug Room Want it. you can't get it. get it you don't wnat it, - LJROY ROBIN W. BOWDEN All you need to survive is a little touch of MADNESS. Robin Williams Slex and Chuck - cruising with the Pretenders. ANARCHYI Mike and Steve at Dickinson. Popcyell .IROTCMC-Maj. GO NAVY! Peer Group - You guys are Go Mike 8: .lim - Why sober up when you'rc just gonna get drunk again! Joe Jackson Svenskar air bast -- KH. AS. .lLQ. DN UN. KAREIN LEE BOWEN .lust a yyord ol thanks to my Iriends lor their earing and understanding. and remember. after all those en- lightening years of college ... When I see tny friend after a long time, my Ilirst question is. has any- thing become clear to you? Emerson Avalon 'XII The search lor the per- leet tan, ELIZABETH BROWER I.i77ie l used to be disgusted. noyy I try to be amused, Illvis Costello Still era7y ... Piggy, I tnay have to hit youl Vy'ho's Betty. lan? Do we have to'7 Yes. EA. DAN ETTI2 BROWN TIIONIAS A. BIZARD Bull Thanks to Ilumes. Vlansier. Trego ... The incident ... Sigma Phi Stnartus. . . You all melloyved outu .. I..A. Woinan .lim t.Alpha- luetl ... Woll' . . . Ciliell ... llolly- yyood .. , NINI and NIT Best ol' luck The greatest accomplishment is not in never falling but in rising .tlter you lull Vince l.ombardi 58 CURTIS TODD BREITHAUPT 'AA Ieyv light taps upon the pane made him turn to the yvindovv. It had begun to snow again. He vvatehed sleepily the flakes. silver and dark. lialling obliquely against the lamp- light. The titne had come lior him to set out on his journey vvest- yyardf' James .loyee lacrosse Thanks Cirullo. Shnib A Steak. AA. Turmoil. Theyill think the squirrels did it R'+H'+B11NCi Oct, Grill tlielt. Ill no I-'l.Bl. SR CII BB I B NINI NIVI Nl A ROA R ET BROW ER . . looks don't count lor much . ., - .loe .laekson We should consider every day lost on yvhieh yve have not danced at least once. - I-'riedrieh Nietzsche Good friends 1 Suzie. Ann. Susan- nah, Bentley. my sister and many more. Still crazy ...Tootie t'7l B7lllI .lOSliPll C.-XRNEVALE Sophomore yr. X period MILLER Tlvllii' w!fG.E.Xl. and PB. Han- gin' wft'The Boys Crusin'fThe Torinofl.awn Doctor '76 Monte, Day ol' Disaster HorsefDirty' Dou- ble Dater. Always lookin for trouble and usually finding it T.L.C. il dream came truefklangin' out at the Archway'fCharleysfReunions.. Crackin' up the Torino Shc's my l.ittle Rocking Roll. Stones .lust put me on a highway' and show' me a sign. The liagles Sl SXN IJ. CASEY lt's been a long three years. but it has been worth it? Ciood luck to all seniors! An...-4 we '9s Q. .,, C Av J 2 I E MALRA E. C.-XNTRILL N1 o 'LTO paraphrase Omar the tent- maker slightly' do you happen to know how many tassels a Restora- tion Coxeomb wore at the knee? ln fact do you know anything at all that nobody' else knows or. for that matter gives a damn about? S..l. Perelman l.ay ol'l'the moose ilis a tough buck The winning side would have paid mueh betteri' Casablanca Quack ROGLR B. CARLSON Sarcasm and cynicism. priceless qualities. Grill theft. doing business with Nlr. Peters. Who are you? Do you belong? Escort. are you going to college? Nlantueket with Pete. grip- less sit. We didn't make it to H: 'ylose -- the antenna. why'7 Toddis steak. Riee's refuge. thanks Dr, R. Intentional brew hitting! Pool Polo. Spring'8l fvlLfVl - N4uchlove.An- drew -- Best Wishes. GEOFFREY CLARK CARROLL Football 4 Years. Right Side ffl 66 and 74. 28-l5 over WWPHS. Sled Gang 4 Years ol' Partying with Great Friends. Concerts were Fan- tastic. Cork. Beach House. Vics Gigs were great. Thanks for the tree Thor. Garden State Bowl. Who Won? Boris. Royal Manor. Thanks Dave. Yew York with R.l. The Pla- 7a. The World is a lfine Place And Worth l-'ighting lfor Ernest llemingway GC' Loves R.l ll.-XLL.'XS BliN.I.X Nl IN C.-XSKFY VLINDLRB.-XRF. You donit mess with that Big shot like a whole lot. Duding go olil' eapt'n knute da Bird song The so Gang .lerry Ci, Concerts Kegs Bones what a long strange trip it's been. The answer is blowin in the wind Dylan 175 VICTOR C IQCCI II Onee upon a time another eoyy asked another dog: Why have you not syyalloyyed your trunk? Pardon me. replied the dog. It is beeause I thought that I yyas an elephant Ixu- gene loneseo CiR.iXCli IISIL -WEN CIIIQNCI I have a dream. a liantasy To help me through reality, ll you see the yyonder ol' lairytales You ean take the future. lgyen il' it lails. ABBA 'XLS SWITZ 'Xl a true sum- mer dreamw' You may say l'm a dreamer. But lim not the only one. -- Lennon l'm not born to run1 l'm born to be, WIND IINIYYIIKBSK BEST WISII- lfglkillsfkifisislkflfiiilisislkikiii if 'I 4' X 'f 1 'F 'K OYITR Tlllz RAIN- BOW!! .vm-ee 'Y' 13 60 ll.X Nl I LTON l..XlTD CVXY.fXN.-Xl,GIl X oot Yoody The So Gang so HMM Here eomes the Devil .-Xyyesome Possum Simon 8: Gare - Central Park Shroom Go feet yyith the beat. Isieking Doyyn the Cobblestone looking lor liun and leeling groovy S810 Coke adds Lile YY City Dedicated Head R-Berg Hiem re- dundant busts Zue .lim Thorp We used to play lor silver noyy yye play lor laughs and the old man. Never yyas the same again - GRI-Ll. Dlx.-XD DI-QBRA LEE CEDENO Debbie Ski trip Xl 8a 82 Sugarbush f All night? FII -- Wt tgl BB - Lax -1 yrs! tRalph SL .II 'anxl Lacrosse nl IOREVERYF 6,,fl9f8l PC 84 .IT lay - Nlontelair-ayyaytsprained anklel'7 Consider your conse- LIIICTICCS-if Ziggy Nightmare! T's up? Spot bitter lemon? t'Will yye ever be old enough to knoyy it all? ll 20 Xl . . .then-lI, l7 8l'7 PK f Till tomorrow? tDouble en- tendrel Shorty. Spitz. Flake t'YJ , .. Xlemories: Stay. just a little bit longeru .l.B, Xl 'X'l'TIlIiW I.. CHEXOWIQTII Bill CC. l5Nl. SW. SSLNIB. NIT. yyhoey' er else. The Crusiri' in the Datsun. making poster. plannin parties. We have nothing to fear but that big ass thing eoming over the hill. lxmily Diekinson yy as yyrong: hope is not that funny looking thing yyith leathers, that's my nepheyy Nlelyin. Woody Allen NIICHAEL ROBERT Cll'Iil.l.l Well. this is it the good times yyith the boys. summer GP. Sigma Phi Smartus. Bayberry Hollyyyood ... Damn. you all mellowcd outu Baseball Bum Squad. Traek yyith liran Tut. Tut ... Road Trips. Ghost .. .tothe Class ol'82. 5-3-I I ... N-M? ... Thanks. Prez ... Thanks to JDS NIAW TH TB Nl Nl NIT TNI RT .l.-XT RB WO C X1 and CID . , . Thanks. Mom ll dreams came true. oh. yyouldn't that be nice . . . Bruee Springsteen Y-of 8 ,ow R, x --v' -af' 4 SUSAN CLARK Subbas Inc. All my love to SPW + .IMW My contemplation of life and hu- man nature taught me that he who cannot change the very fabric of his thought will never be able to change reality and will never. there- fore. make any progress. Anwar Sadat PETER M. COHEN I am sinking in the quagmire of illusions and Thoreau. 'T-Bone' Stankus The Fear has conquered America Dr. Hunter S. Thompson CAROLINE ANNE CLEAVES My heart is warm with the friends I make. And better friends I'Il not be know- ing: Yet there isn't a train I wouldn't take, no matter where it's going. - EDNA ST. VINCENT MIL- LAY Laughter is not at all at bad begin- ning for ti friendship. and it's far the best for ending onc. - OW. I Luxe You. Kisten and Madeleine KELLY CONNELI. Q REBECCA lIl.IX.vXBliTll COX Ottoth the Raven. 'Ycverinorc.'A lldgar Allen Poe Bye. PHSY Nlany thanks to eyery- one. Cynical? The Toto. Poetry. lyy Tower Soccer. 'YW Bio four years gone. End Chapter Two lp lw ly' lt vl lty kb yh lf afjl rs fa ns bt dk ah lg KATHY MARIE CRUSIQR Cruy Princeton High good bye Vo-Tech it's been great and l'm not stopping here set yourself a goal and go for it let nothing stop you let no one stand in your way best luck in the future to my good friends KMH. KEI Forever Together with DPR Remember .lune 24. l992 62 M ICHAEL W, COON liY Rome was not built in a day. Opposition will come your way. But the harder the battles seem. lt's the sweeter the victory. You can get it if you really want. -- Jimmy Cliff The true test of maturity is not how old a person is but how he reacts to awakening in the midtown area in his shorts. -- Woody Allen CAPE COD . . . psshhtf .IOAXN-X-lS.Xl3ljl. COLRI l9Sl-82 at PHS yy as great. the par- ties yyere fun. and the friends fantas- tic!! Thanks to: l1GV'y1.lG lyl BG Pl' GC SS Nl .IAADN1 BSK lf CIAO MAX!! .lOH.XXNfX LYNX CROXR'l1l.l. Xlakc it. Instead ofchopping yotir- self down to fit the world. chop the world down to fit yourself .. Do you yy ant to be normal or ordinary 'l ltis a lie.You want to be free and extraordinary in an extraordinary world of liberty. D.H. Lawrence Thanks to Val. ELS. Lisa. Nat. Amy. Leila. Nl. D. 84 V. and Neill. It was the time of roses. We plucked them as we passed. HOOD MICHAEL R. CRYSTAL The world will little note nor long remember what we say' here. but twel can never forget what twcj did here. lt is for us... A. Lincoln tNov. 19. 18631 PAUL CIQRSCHMANN Time is like a stripper doing it just for you R.ll. VUNDEBAR! P.H.S. Thanks for nothing Apres moi Le Deluge. .IONATILXN CLOKE CURTISS The question is, said Alice. xy hether you ean make words mean dililierent things. The question is... said Humpty lJumpty. yyhicl1 is to be master - thats all. 'tResisting. battling' CLALDIO .JOSEPH UANGELO Cutty Clyde Baseball -1 years. thanks. Fuego. for giving me that chance. Football If-13 84 wrestling soph yr. best. Cruisini the Cadi. .lunior gl Senior yrs. best. Cruisin the Torino 'Wanna race' 302 - Boss 100 mph 'speed way Reunions. weekends at the Shore. Can l have my cooler back? parties King Tut, Vo-ea Hookl-Ladder Italian Club. TM, RT, RB, EL, JB. .lT. DD. l.D. CNA. ES, Special thanks to KG. She's my someone special. XXQXYN li Ki-QN N IQTH D.-kYlS Track 79-X2 l'ootball 79-X2 Thanks l,lf SP KP PF PN1. Gonna miss Princeton lligh Sports. Track State Champs l9Xl. Later Pasta. Boo, Heekle + .leckle. Boom Boom. leeman. Big llarl. Nfliss Piggy. ltty Bitty. Gonna miss you all tespeeial- ly Vliil. l am leaving alot behind. l'lI remember all oli them. l'll be back Xlfi. l promise. -q,.., q 5 A ffl 4' ,, W' N -QQ? f ,nf 'turd ' . 1.2 - . gm J,:.f4.s ..3' , l ,issaf- M -f- f ' . ' F . .4 lilSTliN l.lliSli DEDE I hate quotations. Tell me xx hat you knovi. Ralph Waldo limerson Such a long. long time to be gone and a short time to be there. All l leave behind me is only it hat I lound, - Robert llunter Caroline. I loie you and thank you. THERESA DELNESO We made it! Thanx to good friends. Dd lp Mp Ld Jt ...do wop diddy diddy' dumm diddy' do never for- get! Acme K Chinese food. Dd lay off the horn! Prom 81 mont, Mafia table - lst rate Now am l holding the quarter right? Goodtimes hard- times - always the best of times take it easy' -- LYA -f-f L to the 206 gang, DH pulling gears in a wicked Nova - by' ehanee we met lLlg 3' H81 ,,, Dream until your dreams eome true , , . Aerosmith Troop ..X2-- JOHN DIBIANCO Crash lnvaders was a blast. big gigs elub -19, made it to the Y, almost best band in PHS. Thanks, Mom and Dad. for putting up with the noise. Later. Phil, Andy and Mitch. Later on all you Dead Heads and every- one, Later PHS. Ll1E S. DERBYSHIRL Ours is not to question why' Ours is not to do or die lxA.K. Life maybe sweeter for this. l don't know . . , see how it feels in the end ... Thanks everyone for all the great times Love ya. Alex! Fly high you're never gonna die . .. Lately it occurs to me what a long strange trip it's been - The Dead LISA DIMEGLIO DiMeg's We made it! Thanks to good times 81 good friends! JT DD TD and more! KM Thanks for being the good friend you are: RD cruising in Camaro Pinto Cadillac Springsteen: Best of Times with HT DD AA Show BB with KIT Seaside 7-4-81 What a trip!! ll-28-81. Special thanks to Mr. Broc!!! lf you can imagine it you can achieve it. if you can dream it. you can beeomc it. Thanks PHS. Troop XZ 'Ti' . . .wtmfwwnqlq 5 1 t tl db' l 2 E E it we sl.. , fs. 64 1' II R 11 OROX! J Biqcling 1-Q111111111 c 1111' 11.111 I buliuw 111 1l1c 11111-1111-11111111 1l1c 111111111 x11'c111111 111111 111111. 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Tl11111l1s .IT TID I 17 11' X111 Tlic bcxl 111' 1'ric11111 '11,- 11115111 Ciliiiicw 1111111 giggling K UL1ll11gl1I11I11ISI111lII11111511121MDUV 11 Slcvc N I,lIlII'I -1-1111ccli11g 111 111s I11l1i,I1I-IXII'if,l Tl111111'C111i1111g X1 ,II 1k 1.13 NN 11 111 llI1 l1!I111 PIDID- IJI 11. Q111111c1x 111 .IT 1. 11111111111g ll 111 411311 1 13111 XI11111.P111111P11 ' -1 1 C 3 -..,,., WWF' H 1 111111 11111 11111. XX licrc 11111: rulcx 1l1c1c 11 1111 XXIII 111 111111c1. OOP N2 Z W . w STEPHEN ELLIS .IOSE VlARlA EERNANDEZ P Paso a paso. Golpe a golpe. Se hace Camino Al andar. A. Machado Viva Sevilla! A FS student fro 66 cpe.. m Sevilla. Spain gee' fVlARTllN EDWARDS DANIEL EIREF Perhaps the most valuable result of all education is the ability to make yourself do the thing you have to do when it ought to be done, whether you like it or not: it is the first lesson that ought to be learned: and howev- er early a man's training begins it is probably the last lesson he learns throughly. Thomas Henry Huxley BARBARA G. FA LCONE We've been through some things together with ehests of memories to eome We've found things to do in stormy weather 1 long may you run. -- Neil Young Goodbye doesn't mean this has to be the end. ff Elton .lohn Soeeer - BB f SB Great times thanks. coaches - thanks to speeittl friends. JAVIES FIELD ll' a man walks in the Woods for love of them half of each day, he is in danger ofbeing regarded as a loafer1 but if he spends his whole day asa speculator, shearing off those woods and making earth bald before her time, he is esteemed an industrious and enterprising eitizen. As if a town had no interest in its forests but to cut them down! V1 Henry David Thoreau ROBERT S. FIELD The sky was filled with a thousand stars. While the sun kissed the mountains blue. and eleven moons played across the rainbows aboye me and you. .l.ll. liyef DAVID A. l'llzl.IJS .l.B. Trodolon These are all the names I should re- member in 20 yearsi .lon Curtiss. Broeek. Smith. l.arry Sisson. Alex Saville. Peter Cohen. Dan Rees. lrankie Schwab. Suzanne Cilueek. Rachael Shteir. and ol' course l.i7 Ciuard. Friday is tie-day. 'against power' X Trng Nlcssialt Ine. lll'ULll1ClltllT VICTOR R. l'l LION Nlany good times linlinite ffl J. Thanks everyone. especially Greg. Waek. Cork. Palouka. P,K, Chuke. Rich. EA.. T. and S. Who've make me very happy. Fine memories ol Boris and Bertha. hurling. the Sth. eoloniali Xfly' Place. 3rd floor, many more! Together under this thin raft. we have constructed pyramids in honor ol our escaping, this is the land w ltere the pharoah died. ,l Xl. KENNETH l'l5Clll1R l hear only things that make sense. lt's when l listen. I get eonliused. Then a cloud bursts Thunder in your ear. You shout and no one seems to hear And the band y'ou're in Starts playing diliferent tunes l'll see you on The dark side of the moon. Coeky' bootlegger l.B. CHRISTOPHER Xl. lfll.l O No man can leel himsellialone while he bravely stands Between the best lriends ever know Deli nightmare - l ean't seellf No more llammable liquid -f Come in from the eold. y'ou'll get siek llew it w'ouldn't have happened without your wise advice l1.l..S. absence makes the heart grow londer. R ,XYXIOXD POOH lilSllIiR C hild is born with a heart ol' gold VN ay ol the world makes his heart grow cold. Earth. Vvind :SZ lire It's been sueh a long time but seems like yesterday. All the par- ties. movies Cgl trips. .-XA 70-Xl 'l rack Xl. l had a lot of great times with my Gang ol Girls l.l' KP Vx D SP. l will never forget you guys I couldnt havemade it w Ho Nlarx. liars ok Kristi T.l.T. Xl RICHARD ARTHUR FLEMING The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated IM. Twainj Many thanks to Mr. Humes and Su- san. Bill: Such the so there! Drink Australia's finest always. Good luck to my sister. Stebe and Maui. Sitting here in limbo Waiting for the tide to flow Sitting here in limbo Knowing that I have to go, .l. Cliff TIMOTIIY FOSTER AGNES M. FRYSZMAN Pooh, whatever happens. you will understand. won't you? Understand what7 Oh, nothing. He laughed and jumped to his feet. t'Come on! Where'? said Pooh Anywhere. said Christopher Robin. A. A. Milne Regardc7 le eiel. Demandez-vousile mouton oui ou non a-t-il mange la Fleur? Et vous verre7 comme tout change , , . Le Petit Prince- Ouaek THEODORE .I. GEHFRTY 'tTed Lacrosse 4 yrs. Track l. Thanks for everything The good times! KP. SP. CP. WD. MG. LF. Thanks LR, SB . . . The Brakes. what happened EB. Mopeds. slams. AA Show! NY eve! The allys when! PAY BACKS! Thanks for everything! l'll never forget the last Your years. 68 ann.--f LAMONT ANTHONY FLETCHER II DRAC Football 80. 81 Track 79-82 Cap- tain Track State Champs too bad baseball. Hey Scott BBT. GC Hunt- ing. Crash 1234, Prom Xl. Gumbly bones. CP KB Thanks for dinner! Thanks SP KP WD PM Pooh. Spe- cial thanks KB l year. see you in 83, Remember 82, Reunions with the boys especially' PM. See ya later Pasta Hips and Gumby . . . Thanks Way out ffl BB Gonna miss PHS sports and BB. EBERHARD CARL FROEHLICH Where shall wisdom be found and where is the place of understand- ing? Man knoweth not the place thereof, neither is it found in the land ofthe living. - William Boyce YUM , sa.. . ns .-X at 1.-af - it A . TODD KEITH GEHERTY Lacrosse. Parties, good times. B- Ball with thc boys, good friends SP, DM, KP, Ll'-', PM, right porky New Years. PAUL M, GELLER 20-8 what else can l say? 71, 66, 74 80-51, Mary and Don, where did you go? The Kool Aid Kid. Kill a Commie lor your country. The one means that wins the easiest vic- tory over reason: Terror and fear. O'Neill, Where is my fifty dollars? Sarcasm and Cynieism. No joke. Dick Tracy. Thanks, Beachcll and Cirullo. CHRISTOPHER J. GlLLlS The successful athlete has the type ot' personality that need to be absorbed, He can't dojust a little bit of religion, a little bit of sport, a lit- tle bit ol' philosophy. lt has to be all of one thing. --f Marty Liquori Thanks, PHS lt's been lun SLQZANNE P. GLLQECK Tumi al lorye shcn omtru naliaya lorini arani Zl1I'lllllL1H,Sl1CD velotanyu sustani arn shem kaleenem Yl Thur al Argothye Yl Aran Thur al Baye For what ye have done in these last years, shall ye have freedom. --- The Book ol' Armageddon The Last Book of Power 'ot' secrets keptf f'-of ROBl RT M C ILPINI lt it suddenly ended tomorrow l could somehow adjust to the tiall, Good times and riches and son of a- - A. l've seen more that l can recall. lt's these changes in latitudes. changes in attitudes, nothing re- mains quite the same. With all of my running and all of my cunning, if l viasn't crazy l'd go insane. .l, Buffet 12.T Y PHORBI: C. CiODFRl:Y Lite s battles don t always go to the strongest or lastest man, but sooner or later the man who wins is the man who thinks he can. God savc the Queen! '11, .VXDJXN1 ll. tiOl,DIiX Can ne actually know the uni- yerse? 'yly God. itis hard enough finding your way around China' town. Woody Allen Thanks TIN. lTrent-lhll. l..Y.t Fred. Carey. and especially CQCR. SLSANNAII CPOODN1.-KN Oh. very' young. what will you leave us this time'7 You only danee upon this earth for 21 short while . . . CS Polonius: And then sir. does he this he does . . , what was I about to say? By the mass. I was about to say something! Where did l leave? Thanks friends ll.YY Still erafy ... ELIZABETH ii.oo1.niaN tabby Look around The grass is high. The fields are ripe. ltis the springtime of my life SSLG Thanks to all my friends for making it all so worthwhile Sc so mueh fun. The memories will last a lifetime. Special thanks to CA. SG. HXZ and Mom! Shower the people your love with love .l.T. ROBYN P. CiORN1AN Don't walk in front of me I may not follow. Don't walk behind me l may not lead. Walk beside me And just be my friend. Your time has come to shine. All your dreams are on their way. Paul Simon Still Crazy ',.. Lax. F.H.. Good Times. Good Friends Good-Bye E 70 wb SvXl,l.Y CEQRNIJXN Theres nothing Theres no one To stand in our vvay Ciet dressed up .Xnd messed up Blovy our eares avv ay fitt fittis Nl.Y. yy lQl.S. Xian oyerboardl BO.. N1,Il. Cotillions T0 thanx Pannie. lfll. tk l XY Still C rafy .., P.XTRlC'IvX CiOL,l.D Patty The Ciranade. Take the long vvay home. 'Need oil'? Parties at Grand-w m.i's, Bonnie and Clyde. Luder dude. lfoh Guad. Larryis mom made liver too. Gummies false teeth The shore. bear to the right? .IC -1 li Nl It is better to have loved and lost than never have been loved at all, Thanks to everyone. XN'1YCiRlilzNSTlilX Iley, do you have a sister? To all my friends: l.ove you! X-C yvfffyilr. l. I..ix yy Ciloverly CSL Jul.. PG7 Tim. SC. Choir. The Dating Game. the shore. NYC. Senior year! Prom Seareh'7 Deb: Xlrs. G. Please swal- Iovvlu Spaaafl ... Nly love alyvays N'll S I can see elearly noyv the rain has gone. Ml ol' the bad lieelings have disappeared. llere is that rainboyy l've been searehin' Tor. lt's gonna be a bright. bright sunshiny dayli' .ll'SSlC' X CiRl1l1NSTElX was you lily ayyay give a smile. lirom your lips. and say l l am tree. yes I'm tree. novy l'm on my vvay lfyykli l lley Nine? sorry. yvrong one .. AIS. Sell those hotdogsf thanx X'Nl.CiC. K RTI RANCIi'Xl.C'e- talll formidable! . 4. So long. Xfllle Cf Nlr. Cf Ti'ego4S1P. Luv 'ya T iyi.ifs.cx.y1i4 lV'?N 65,55 Rl SSlfl,l, Xl. CiOl'Tl.IC'll Donit ponder the past. alvyays lools ahead. Nseend don't descend. keep reaching higher and higher. Dona consider yy hat might have been. Set a goal and do everything in your povver to reaeh that goal. and vv hen yoti do reaeh it. set another, Neyer stop looking ahead and you yyill sllt- eeed. X1IC'IlllsOCiRliliX A vvise old ovyl sat on an oak. The more he savy the less he spolxei The less he spoke the more he heard: Why aren't vve like that yyise old bird? lidvyard llersey Riehards on . 'tr if -er ELIZABETH J. GUARD Moralg You might as well fall flat on your face as lean over too far back- ward. James Thurber How can I laugh when l'm so mis- erable'? XStrength like a towerf MARY ALLYS HEEG l must leave in a while. and though I smile, the smile is only to hide what I really feel deep inside l:.L, and P No, don't tip the boat I'm dressed. Sorry about the deodorant in your hair. Quiet evenings with the flakes. The one leg one ski. skier! Suicide camp! How old are you. cally l'll always be a kid at eartf' FH. and lax were the BEST! PJ's Still crazy ,., 72 JESSICA R. HANNON III I believe in all the words I'm saying And il a word from you can bring a better day Then all I have are these games that I've been playing To keep my hope from crumbling away '... Everybody has a dream. Billy Joel France 'Sl -- Merci Mom, Love to all. especially PD TN SR and WHH, always. YORAM HAZONY ...You and I yyill change the yyorld ......-Young Judaea Theme Song ... tCaIe. Pretzels. Paramours. In- herency. Toto. Souvlaki. Battle Zone Get-togsl Hatred is the coyyard's revenge for being in- timidated.-Shayy ... tRollerink. lolf. Root Beer. Ches-Cat. Debate Rat. Conventions. Weary Worldl You may applaud noyy. gentle- men ... ... the comedy is ended.- Bcthoven t'Vlake me proud ol' you. but never forget 'tyyas good. Nou get to yvorkl JOHN R. HEALY Try to stay healthy. Physical Fitness. Dona yy 11111 to catch no disease Try to be careliul. Don't take chances. You better watch what you say -Talking Heads Good Luck To Everyone In The Class oi' 'Xl Cabbage KATHRYIY M. IIEINZEL Look to this day. Yesterday is already a dream. But today, well-lived Makes every yesterday a dream ot' happiness. And every tomorrow a vision ol hope. ll at tiirst you don't succeed. Try to hide your astonishment. TANNYA GAIL HENIINGWAY We are the children of the world and it's up to us to make it a better place, We all should learn to love one another and live in peace, B, Ball 78-82 Experiencing Years Thank you JJ. 8: M.T,. for your help. Gladys. don't forget double D tgL Trenton. Ambition is to get into the business field. To all my girl friends and boyfriends at PHS: good luck in the future. K.C. 8c K.H. June 24.l992 Bye Teach!! Love Sweet T MARIE ELIZABETH HENDRY It is in loving not being loved the heart finds its quest. It is in giving not in getting that our lives are blcst. Last quest. dance 81 Crusin till midnight 5th period lunch --- great fun AA Show Senior Girls - Troop '82 l2f2lf8l Christmas party' Dinners at A Kitchen GSI 138 I'll never forget you To my closest friends I love ya: SN MP IP MCR RB .IB THOMAS A. HENDRY Hollywood 1450 Football Great 21-8 RAB- BIT Track with Fran n Murray Good Times with the boys JDS MC MW TB NIM MT TM GHOST! Beach run Damn you all mellowed out The Battery? Hold that bus! Sigma Phi Smartus Cribbing on the pool table. Recliner, the Floor To the Class of '82 5-3-I N-M Why did I have to miss it Buzztedj Kills What is a CHUKE? Say Goodby To Hollywood . .. Billy Joel WILLIAM H. HERTFORD Good luck. Class of '82 ..,... and anyone who owns a mustang! High School couldn't have been better Thanks, Mr. B.. for all your time and effort, We all appreciate it! I'll always remember PG, and all it did for me.Thanks for allCTO. RC. CR. BP. AG. TN. BP. PD, JRH. What can I say? X-mas finally came .,. Thanks. Make the most out of your life and be proud that you at least saw the sun shine today .., tWho's corny'7J KAREN FULTON HENDRICKSOIY Lives ofgreat men all remind us We can make our lives sublime And. de- parting, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. A Psalm of Life Longfellow But now at length I have the happi- ness to know that it is a rising and not a setting sun. Continental Congress Benjamin Franklin 'Love. Luck and Laughter-Sister Sue' C7 I Q .a- j WILLIAM BERESFORD HEWSON III When life looks like easy street There is danger at your door DEAD Don't I know itfThanks to all of my fricndsfWith Fillo on the DELI run - Quel un cauchmarl Rich. we are just SO ther! Caution: The contents are flammable-obliw ion follows . , . I need some NIILK!! Thanks. Chris. you helped when I needed it. buddy. E'L. what can I say except that I.L.Y. CForeverJl Yo Gags-cclabs are beat . . . While the Dirteaters fade. Jack Nasty livcs on. 3... if I JOI HINKSON But the wisdom that comes from heaven is first of all pure and full of quiet gentleness. Then it is peace- Ioving and courteous. It allows dis- cussion and is willing to yield to oth- ersg it is full of mercy and good deeds. It is whole-hearted and straightforward and sincere. And those who are peacemakers will plant seeds of peace and reap a har- vest of goodness. James 4:17-I8 VALERIE JEAN HOEBEL Don't walk in front of me. I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. .lust walk beside me, and be my friend. Cheyenne, Tucker and Ormandy - you have each taught me a lot. Thanks to Dee, Jen, Sue and Joh. Choir. New Orleans, AA Show. Stokes Let my songs touch your heart. JAMEEL HOWARD SWEET MEAL My last year. Good! I Don't know if I could take one more year of Prin- ceton High. To all my underclass- mates, stay low, and you will get out when your year comes up for parole. Sports were good - but if you stay more than four years. they will call you another CE. Stay Sweet. girls. EVELYN HULL 74 ka... KARLENE MARCIA HOLMES ABRAHAM HSUAN For the beginning is assuredly the end - since we know nothing. pure and simple. beyond our own com- plexities. William Carlos Williams Hello - out there. William Saroyan KIMBERLY HYDE CATHERINE M. JACKSON CATHY Been dazed and confused for so long it's not true. g Led Zeppelin Thanx to my friends for all of the good times. Partying in and around P'ton has been great - it's getting better all the time! Sometimes I wonder how much there is to know - Led Zeppelin KATHLEEN MARY JACKSON KATH Keep thy heart with all diligenceg for out of it are the issues of life. Proverbs 4:23. He that will learn to pray. let him go to the sea, George Herbert Lacrosse. Pep Club. Flor- ida 80 K.D, W.W. New York -- B.K,. Manasquan. Y. G. thanks tB.F,j B,G.K,. .I.C.. A.G.. A.J. RONIT R. JAMES Thanks. Mrs. Wimberg. AA Show hope I get it want to hold your hand Senior Girls. musical. JS TV Kiss today goodbye, Danielle row- ing Tennis was something else. You're W. Prom. Christmas. Pool. creme caramel Impossible monsieur le cocou clubs I met a boy with eyes of green The warmest eyes I have ever seen GC, You made it all worth while. R.l I.ovc GC Mom ILY FRANCES JOHNSTON We've gotta roll with The punches A Learn to play all of our hunches T Makin' the best of O whatever comes our way T A Forget that blind ambition O S And learn to trust T your intuition A Plowin' straight ahead I- Come what may. A 'M ff PAMEl.A SUSAN JEFFREYS I'm re'illv 'i Kossi'in I have never meta real seeker after turth, Sooner or later. everyone in that search linds what they re look- ing for, and gives up the quest. - Samuel Clemens Blind acceptance is a sign of stupid fools who stand in line. Sid Vicious Being different and loving it. - Rita Mae Brown JASON I.. ,ION ES Roles -Y WOIC IIA!! Floor spill. BL. KK Thanks KK. NIB. HC. JS Out of the blue --f stentorian - Random Joe and the Strillards -- OFF WHITE If you think you vc got lrcc will. you're a fool of this grcit society Jimmy Buffet ' A' 'K ' youjre just a tool! ii' I -- r. Joe APATHY KILLS AMERICA! fdfsftp, FABIENNE JLJGNET Val-Cenis Sl-82g The Police AND The Go-go's l-l8-82g French sum- mers, AFS Club 81 fRock Lobsterlj - Thanks to friendsg JG VM SS tmes cherieslj JC ES CN RS the roller-skating bunch and the bestest friends, an ocean away '... f'Take the long way homeli' Si tu laisses quelq'un prendre en main ton destin, c'est la fin . .. - telephone C ETAlT VACHEMENT CHOUETTEYH DAVID B. KARCH ELMO DEREK HOLMES KATZ . . . that power of accurate observa- tion which is commonly called cy ni- cism by those who have not got it . . . George Bernard Shaw People who make no noise are dan- gerous. Jean De La Fontaine MICHELE ANN KEANE He that lives well, is learned enough Party! The Beach tshouldersj Winter Concert '81, Thanks CN ES RS for crazy times Looks like ti penguin! Choc, chip cookies Ja- mestown. skiing high on the clouds Want another. . . Little red Bug the places we've been! What brakes? Now l believe in unicorns lt's been ,. . Interesting. 76 KATHLEEN KAHNY KATHY, Baby we were born to run JD summer of Sl NC thanx JS LC-l-me Jerried JS Down- wind Lisa, Did we fall down the stairs? ..,THE BLUE DEVIL.. .LAXf?l Here's to good friends ILY JS JD LC LM Shelly SM AM AW GA and always TK + TP Good times Good friends Great Memories Special thanx to JJ and TROTS Let the Roadies take the stage . .. ANITA KASSOF If at first you don't succeed try. try again. Then quit, No use being a damn fool about it. W.C. Fields , . . always there to divide a sorrow or double a laugh, Hl2EA Love will tear us apart, Joy Division Still Crazy J.. TIMOTHY IVAN KENNIEDY CHARLES KAREI. KLITVIENT CHIQCKY-O PAUL M. KEANEY As is a tale. so is life: Not how long it is. But how good it is. Is what matters. -V Seneca People often change But memories of people can re- main, R, D. Davies KATIIRYN ELIZABETH KEENAN You and I have memories lar be- yond the road that stretches out ahead. -7- Beatles Maison Lalitte - Martha Iiu- rope 1982 Ciao Liz The Farm inouit the long and winding road -- ASIK 4..Squee7e me? ,,. New Orleans Choir trip l98I Jason --- rieorda tutto Remember what we've said. and done. and felt about each other - CSN - Tvlando ANN 'VIARIE KING COOKIE CIIEERLLADINCJ 78-82 withib, DM. and CP. Remembering always KP action with the girls. Whip. Whip-Whip on wheels. Best ot' friends 4-ever CS. PW. IW. DC, DVI. GR and TC, Good luck to the class of 82. And to the P-Funk crew y'aIl take care. QDSB gl TIKI Be Good? What's the magic number!! KPEON SCOTT KLINE LIVE TO LEARN LEARN TO LIVE 5,4 XIV JULIE KNOEPFLMACHER On one occasion Aristotle was asked how much educated men were superior to those uneducated. As much, he said, as the living are to the dead. !'There is only one success - to be able to spend your life in your own way. Christopher Morley Soph year SR! JK! Little Women JW. GILLIAN MARIE LEFAIVRE This starry field is ours to trace. Be- tween the hour and zero hour, tide- less as an aquarium, the virginal wa- ter clocks unwind, the luminous frescoes smile and sway, and tomor- rows bite off yesterday. -RT Love 8c Luck to Jacq, Jen, Sooz SL Fran Affy - MM, KKLI, MB, MC, SG SL Av . .. etc. ILU ILIJWAM BEAN I'VE GOT A DREAM, I'VE GOT A DREAM JC . . . Feel like dancing BEVERLY GAYE KUNZ Therefore, if anyone is in Christ he is a new creation: the old has gone, the new has come! 2 Corinthians 5:17 The grass withers, the flower fades, but the word of our God stands forever. Isaiah 40:8 Thanks to all those who made it special: KMJ, KVR, HAF, DJM, SJC. ANDREA ROSE LENIAR BOO Free at last! AA Show Hot Lunch. JV l0th grade, watch out Dallas! Special friends CP I.D IP KP KB AK The Boys Kirmet the Frog 52 Tizzielish and Grandma NSPA DL AC DO YD'S Hills BM ET Fish Indian Holidays and Wendy's Disco Prom night '81 Krispy Kreme Out here on my own l.C. K.C.D. My love forever l2fl9f80 78 ESTHER ANN LEPEN DORF To look up and not down, To look forward and not back, To look out and notiin, and To lend a hand. -Edward Everett Hale C.C. Gang fL.EL.A.EA.l ... always there to divide a sorrow or double a laugh. HIZA! Still crazy! I have more memories that if I were a thousand years old. -Baudelaire MICHELLE LIEN 's..s HALI KIRSTIN LINDBLOON1 Weep not that the world changes - did it keep A stable, changeless state. twere cause indeed to weep. William Cullen Bryant Should you ask me my comprehen- sion of a starlit night, awe were my only reply. Emily Dickinson It's astounding. time is Ileeting. Rift' Raff JENNIFER ELLEN LISTER lt happened so fast that past, pre- sent and future seemed one. -Herman Melville . , . But this bridge will only take you halfway there- The last steps you'lI have to take alone. -Shel Silverstein To the best oi' friends: Thanks for the memories Dance 'cause we are free . . , ALAN LITTLE VICTORIA LITZ ff' 'ls CLARK A. LIPPINCOTT LIPPY Baseball for four years - with Sen- ior year to come. Wrestling Senior year. King Tut! South Carolina next year. Trip to Florida Junior year eouldn't be beat - Thanks O'NeiII. Peters - How's the near wind- shield? Later if LISA LITT in . yy.. to L it . f P' .........-.-Q-..-W 1 ,i 515462 '41 79 sl 1 STEPHANIE D. LOFGREN Love is everywhere. I see it, You are all that you can be. go on and be it. Life is perfect. l believe it. Come and play the game with me. .l.D, Soccer I. 2. 3. 4 Spring traek 'Sl xl Thanx Ag. Barb. Lynn. CWI.. L,W.. SW.. NLC.. Mr. A.. Sharon. Ralph. ylrs. Djorup I I.ove you. Mom and Dad ROBERT EMMETT LONG CORKY Broken tailights. .2-I. Thanks for the Christmas tree, 80 Fmdthlnvhu-use yt yilks. 8 fl 13.2-1. .us-3 -s IIT -. -Q. 'll mgaglgl JESSICA LIU The heights by great men reached and kept Were not attained by sudden flight. But they. while their companions slept. Were tolling upward in the night. - Longfellow Goodbye doesn't mean forever , . . LAURA M. LOCKWOOD You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometime. you just might find you get what you need. Rolling Stones All my love. AB. LB, SP, AC. TB. AG. PF. KP. LAF -W Remember. lou made it worth while, Anne - Hey Way'-outlll Gotta Butt? Sometimes you feel like a nut BRIAN .l. LONG .lerry G, In The Midnight Moon- light Crazy I could hallueinate you Thought you were driving BUD- DAM FEAT You wouldn't miss it You don't care if it's day or night Louell George SL Bill Payne And Absalom has kissed her nether eye and Nicholas is branded on the bun and God bring all of us to kingdom come. Geoffrey Chau- eer Tangled up in blue B. Dylan C: .... .N QQ ' 'kv YOTAM LIJRIE ft DUNCAN JOHN MACKENZIE The wheel is turning and it can't slow down, You can't let go 84 you can't hold on, You can't go back and you can't stand still. lt' the thunder don't get ya then the lightnini will. -W RH You obviously need to see a dentist Dark Star crashes Basement B's. S8cG Halloween 'SO HC DC BL PC - SPLIT MSLD, AMT SL everyone who made it real, You never know till you find out. ETHAN MARK Chris. Yann, Mike. Stew. 2 Matts. wooee. wooee. wooee. Dub. Amerif men gigs. beeass. Heathen. Bob Groover 8: Greg Willikers. Club- bing ttowniesl Go for it! N.Y.C. Adam and Pete. l think the best argument of the conservative is this bad one . . . Emerson CARYN TVIARTIN Wow! lt is finally over!! tAlmostJ But it has been pretty interesting. There was . . . P-parties twonder-hic-full .lA, BP. Fungus and Squirmles. Santana. Garcia. Vlatheny and best ol' all. S. SL G. in Central Park Thanx. JD and S tsuper-prepj L, and AH My love to the LSS and RN Later. folks! lt's been lun. Well, what now Turkeyskll SCOTT MCFARLANE Four years at PHS. TSLP. Piano. Boston, tTennessee Bells, Library. Fellowship Retreats, Rubik's Cube. McCarter, Jazz, New Orleans, Phil- mont, Computers. Architecture, Rush, PEG, Studio Band, Summer. Les and everyone f Thanks. fffizt-1' PIERRE MAMAN You talk when you cease to be at Peace with your thoughts. And in much of your talking, thinking is half murdered, K, Gibran Now as the night began to fall a hungry lion paid a call. lle looked Pierre right in the eye and asked him if he'd like to die. Pierre said, I don't care! Maurice Sendak I know l'm a gone coon, D. Crockett ANDREA MARROW Tw' H fi - X. 4Ui,-Us aims.--s. ANNE IIUYTLEY TVICLLSKY It happened so fast that past. pre- sent and future seemed one. II. Nlelville I still love those good times gone byfi .Iames Taylor Good times with food friends Laerosse and the Winter Concertl Best of friends never part . . . MARTHA MCPHEE It's getting hard to be someone but it all works out. It doesnt matter much to me. The Beatles. Europe 'XZ Ti Voglio Dede Kate Dodi I love you. Ness. The Farmmm L,-Xhll Scarlet Bagonias. Moira. Jas. Deb ...Sesso... Maybe 5ou'll find direction around some corner xx here it's been waiting to meet you. Grateful Dead. It's alla dream ne dreamed one afternoon long ago. 82 EDITH MCGOWAN LARRY O'DONALD MCKELLAR Earl H4 The four years have gone fast. It's time to say good-b5e already? I've enjoyed my four years. Thanx to friends. teachers. coaches and iny parents for their support. To ull the nice looking girls I took into the men's bathroom. I'm sorry To all of the wonderful friends it ho took care of me in high school. good luck in the future. KEITII DAVID NICTXEILI.. But meanwhile it is flying. irre- trievable time is flying. Virgil JOSHUA W. MILLER Soccer - Beach Mackey Boyman CVC79 Wrestling - Dipuno A shame Mr. Murray Baseball - O'Neill Florida 81 Band - Tony B. Boston 81 X2 Woody Glen Orches- tra W- Sonnenfeld Washington 82 Success to - KP SP CR SB Sl. DSX Thanks to Kruegel and Chem- istry PIIS - Diverse Choice and op- portunity I love the little tigers Mud Thrown is Ground Lostu 'Qi 7? I' -0-....,, PAUL ANDREW MORIARTY SNORK Parties, Reunions, Prom with KC Sl GC Hunting, 360 terash -- l234J cruising AA Show Senior Boys. Junior and senior year the best. That tree jumped in front of me. Montego. Night If-Ball games KB ttastedl Citgo. silver moped. Good times with Ll-' SP KB KP WD TG TG CP Later on. PIIS DAWN M. MORTON Rebop or Rec To PHS Thanks for the memories. Throughout my four years I have met so many people, To all those people thanks. To my good friends D. W. P.M.. I hope that everything you do turns out right. You are the Best friends I've ever had. To alll Thanks. PHS. DTVI 82 STEPHEN JAMES MOSELEY Escort Heist lOak Bluffsl -- Are you going to ColIege'?l , Black Flag No Fl.BL, Pool Polo, 5 runs :Be Stiff Thornbushes, 580. zlll Ball Theft-I-Sarcasm means loud- ness Naughty boys in nasty schools, headmasters breaking all the rules. f- Nfladness In the morning it was all over. The fiesta was finished. E. Hemmingway THOMAS R. MURRAY Chuke Football AQ Traek. 4 years. Special thanks to all my eoaehes. especially Mr. Fran SL Mr. Beachell. Good times in the Cadillac and in CC's Torino. Thanks to all of my friends who have made these four years un- forgetable especially DP. GC. VF. JS. TH. CL. CD Cgl KG! Can't get the sand out of my pockets . Special thanks to ES for all the memories. You can't forsake the ties that bind. 'PK 'Www' 'Q is PATRICIA LYNN MURPHY W hen to the sessions of sweet silent thought . ,. - W.S, I LOVE YOU. VITO! Remember I missed you in English Class. Ant. 'sa 'QQ .v-s...,, Chaucer was spicy. On to bigger and better. I hate snobs DAVID D. MYERS JR Came here my' sophomore year and finally' made it. 82 PHS Football M6 Q79 CVC Co-champs. 80 states and Ill PHSZX WW-P155 Thanks, eoaehes. School Board Biggest joke. Thanks to the friends I made. Some hard times but I finally opened my eyes. Raging Rebel. Never forget you MIVI. Going back down South for surell Y v P014 en.-. CAROL H. NATHAN Forget what life used to be You are what you ehoose to be It's whatever it is you see That life will become. .Iaekson Browne Lessons learned are like Bridges burned You only need to cross them But onee. Dan Fogelburg LEE ERIC NEWTON The years have passed by my eyes. They just fIew away like dust in the wind. I will most likely forget things, Michelle will not be one of those. So long. PHS, too long. True Iriends will last Iorever. Sweet Pete don't eheat iust kid- din' I'll see you in Hawaii. Maybe a lot of youll Ta he ta he Leonard E. Stineline Y fishharn. Long live Dempsey Ave gang and the Choir - yah tllere eonies The Suni Aloha ,Q it CHRISTINE IZ. NIIZLSIHY Chris LRIIQNDSI We have survived! Mi- ehelle KL Iillen TIIANK YOIQ Wore sooo baadl .lCi. YII. ILI, TGS. PB. RS. DR. I-Il, LCE. LP. PT 62 many others l've known 84 loved. I wish happiness. love. and good l'or- tune. Trego, 'P' NI+D Thanks lior 'NJLW ORIIANS. .Ioan Thanks for understanding ... DIQNNIARK '79..Ianiestown the BIQACIII You ean't stamp a huge lion? Don't ever lose your humanity, Supress your Ciuinea Piglu .NIST 84 -uv, , 'Y' IVIITCIIELL NINI Itehie Leather Satellite Man and the Invadersllll Later .lohn. Phil, and Andy! Were we supposed to jam? I really ean't harmonize. Who the hell is Satellite Man anyway? Can I get a smoke. nian'? I was attracted to a night torehlight parade and there I eame. Home is a blaek leather jaeket lit- ting sweetly to my brain! Stran- glers! EDDIE VAN IIAI.IiNI OK. Guys. Thanks lor the support! I love SSKI SONIA CHEEKS NINI Italy '81, The best! I couldn't have done it alone. Thanx. Dad 81 Mon. Finding EM who knows? Elsa. The best friend a cousin can have. Ifresh- man year. How BEAT! Senior year was the best. The AA show. DO WA DIDDY DIDDY DOM DIDDY DO. Jenny s party. Many Thanx to all my friends who got me through it all. ES MII VICR NP LATER. Hiding on the Backstreets where we swore forever friends BRLICE SPRINGSTEETN MARY NORA OATES l have but one lamp by which my feet are guided and that is the lamp of experience. I know of no way of judging of the future by by the past f- Patrick llenry lacrosse and soccer - Thanks Pars Also a spcial thanks to my Close friends - JS, MM. IB. -r CDR .Iulie, too many unending memories, DAWN L. OBERT Sophomore year was the BEST! lvlesmerized with D.V.'s Tush!! So you're missing school. You know that schools for fools - Cheap Trick K..l.K.Whata,L,!You Knowlt! Quack! Quack! Don't ever ride a moped while mad at your parents! August 5 - It's been a trip! It made me realize life is what you make it regardless of the consequences Thanks a lot. !VIr. Heyman, Later. PHS! BETH ANN OGILVIE SXZLUXI Iflagman. lost without Pup Sa Duke. 7fl4f8l Drinking in the rain I.8LS forever. Worthless ca- dets Adirondack fun and good memories with a special friend Nlary. Florida tans with ELS Hey l can fix cars! The flaxe twins, All my pompsabclians! Still cra7y after all these years! l am with you, you men and women of a generation, or even so many generations hence. Walt Whitman TRENTON H. NORRIS TRENT Argue for your limitations. and sure enough. they're yours. You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. Richard Bach Special thanks to those w ho know how much they have meant: AG. LY. .lll. WH. LK. s NM I0 3 BRIAN .l. OGRADY I will remember the High School for the good experiences that I had dur- ing my four years there. Prom 'Xl 8: 'Xl Y gl school dances. lacrosse and w restling. The shore with the boys, Most of all. the greatest group of friends a person could ever have. If Q we lose contact over the years. just remember that I could not have made it without your help. liar WENDY LEE OPPENHEIM Barbara, you up'7 80's Ladies --- KWLP KiKi --- Slee7e Sister 81 BFA. SP MC CP l.cslie Fay! - ...so to speak BB wf Fuego 8.2 the guys Cll. Thanx. fvlary. All my love 4 PD LG LR KVR E. S84A All you touch And all you see ls all your life will ever be -- PF The door's open but the ride. it ain't free . .. B. Springsteen DOUGLAS D. PALL The Big Paluka' '... Football 1.2. 3. 4 . . . W4 , . . Victory over WWP. 28-15 . . .The Right side. fill forever ... STAC. '80, 'Xl Scholar - Jock '8l Many thanks to Jim Beaehell ... Winter and Spring Track.. . Murray and Francisco... The boys Wae l So'? l. Cork. Vic, Glook. Chuke. Riems lManorl ... Five to Three! . .. K'Sarah Jackman. Sarah .lackman. How's by you? llovfs by you? -- Allan Sherman CHRlSTOPllER L. PETERS Glook Football W1 4 yrs, 20-8. 28-15 paid them back Beach. l.aXfCirullo Car- man-non-stop laughs. WO. the party - Hey. where's the AA show turmoil TVlCWdc lt's good to be wise when you're young. 'Cos you can only be young but the once. En- joy yourselfand have lots ol' fun. The Specials Perhaps someday we will remember these things with pleasure Virgil KEVIN M. PllOX XO-81 State champs track Thanks lfran. Anderson. Baseball ffl thanks for your time and energy. Slim Jim. Lunching with l.l'. WD. SP. TG. KM. TP. LM. Crash. Otis. Boom- boom. MG. ltty. Summer time. Endless love. MS. Stelf l love you. TVIS, AA Show. Batty. Fish. Bucky. Squirels. Neice. Nose. Moped Wednesdays. Dodgers. Exceptions. Trot. Beach thanks, Are Group ffl l will miss. Pl lS. Take care. all ol my friends that l am leaving. Peace. 86 ERIC PANITZ Too Bad. PHS. You're losing a great scholar. Only three years also. l guess he must have had a better offer. What's the use ol' getting sober When you're gonna get drunk again. Y Joe .lackson BRIAN C. PEARCE Tower Cartoonist . . . the IVY Mod- el railroading -- RAILCON '79 Soccer Great 173 RXC Airplanes... MGTC's Backpacking. canoeing. biking 'lThis too will pass! Yin Uber 'N-....f' -4 an L FELICITY A. PINKIIAM Special thanks to Lyn. Ann. Rebee- ca and all the other special people . , . for everything. and for making it all worthwhile. Rescue Squad. late nights. Camping trips etc. A man travels the world over in search of what he needs and returns home to find it. So. go out and search and learn and love. and help this old world by giving it a new chance: then return home to love and what- ever makes your heart happy NIARIE-ANN PIRONE To good friends w ho made it w orth- vyhile. special and fun times we had. Chinese. Don't order the fish Par- tying Cruising Ilonking horns now ya done it, Please not in the car Sth pd. Constant laughs memories AA Show Troop of XZ. Senior boys run Rob Ifour great yrs of chorus yy P and Trego. Good times wff Prez. DD TD XIII NIC PW RT XICR RB EL LD .IB .IT C D 'sow it's Graduation of 'XZ - The Best N. .are QV K?-1.5 tp I . Q ' K K 5' W f F I 3muEs.- 1. IDA ANNA PIRONE Take as much as you think you ought to Give just as much as you can Don't forget what your failures have taught you Or else you'll have to learn them all over again DI-' Thanks to all my friends the laugh- ter and good times TD DD .IT LD XIII RI3 .IB lil. Al. And to all who made it worthwhile Special Thanks. PIIS NIICIIAEI. SCOTT PORRECA Football '79 CVC Champs '80 States. Baseball with Ifuego. Thanks for all your time + effort. I owe you so much for all the good times. Good times with the boys - LE KP WD Rlf PM I will never forget you guys. Hey Fletch - BBT. GC. llunting. CP KB - Thanks for Dinner? NIOPEDI Prom 'Sl CP RKX. Summer lil -- CP WO. PM 360 INI. you're very special. I LOVIZ YOU TNI The Shakes. Get a blue one? YTVIFY LL G.A.P. ALMA OLIVE. SEC. Squirrels BYRON L. PRICE There is no question there is an un- seen yvorld. The problem is. hoyy far is it from midtown and how late is it open Woody llen I.I1SI.IIfR.'X'YCK XOR Ladies LVVPK It seems to me. A crime we should age. These fragile times. Should never slip us by. As friends together. Watch their childhood ply '... The finest kind of friendship is betyyeen people yy ho expect a great deal of each other. but never ask it. lNI.W.I F. F. K..-X. ig 1 -r if Us. M, JENNIFER RATTRAY DANIEL IRA REES If the chickens do not eat let them drink -- Claudius the Ifair MARIA CIIRISTINA RIiYliS Thank you PHS for the memories. for all the best of times. AA Shoyx Senior Girls Tooop SZ . Ilome- coming dance 81 Going out to din- ner at A-Kitchen To all my yyonder- ful friends MP MII JT SN RB and all the rest. best ofluck in the future. Luv ya all. To live your life in your own way . . . To reach for the goals you have set for yoursell I... To be the you that you vvant to be That is success. MCR X2 GLADYS MAE RICIi ALNISIIA Field Hockey 78-82, Good Luck next season. Winter Track 82 State Champs, do it again, Basketball 78- 81. it was real. Spring Track 724-82 State Sectionals Group ll I-'irst place 4O0M D Skating Crew Whip. Whip. on vt heels. Don't forget Southside. Roller Kings Inc.. espe- cially' IQ. KPESN My' girl T.II. Don't forget Double D and Tren- ton. Good luck to the Class ol' 'Xl Allameen always. 88 , V. VM. CARL DEM.-XREST RICIi Basically we are asking. Who are you? What are you doing here? Do you belong?'i Intentional breyy hit- ting - lst don n. Carny Stang Gang. They will think the squirrels did it - Rankin Rog NINO 'tRDR . what kind of respect. Chas Smash. The art of making music. Nluch thanks. Mr. B. Rude Boys' cynicism Carnegie Grill Was it a vision. or a waking dream? Iflcd is that music: Do I wake or sleep? - John Keats PENNY A. RICE Sweet P I'm a Gemini, Love to party' and I'm into DJing my best group is Ifunk Show Disco. I like to play' softball and I love a Scorpio man by' the name of Kenneth Campbell. When I finish high school I plan to be a nurse. and my' favorite track star of Princeton High is Gladys Rice. my sister. I3,K.A. Alnisha Queen Su- preme. KC. always. sin JANIIE RlVIiRA PIISZ' For I promised by' the faith of my' body' to do this battle to the utter most. while my' life lasts. and therefore I had lived to die with honor rather than to live with shame ... this was educational but 'S-1 IHA.. here I come. DANIEL RONEI. lIere's the WWI flying aee standing out under the stars . . . it's a beauti- ful night . . .offin the distanee is the low rumble ofartillery fire . . . as he looks at the skyline. he thinks of the people at home. and wonders if they re looking at the same sky ... he is sad ...slowly he walks across the darkened aerodrome and then the thought that throbs so constant- ly in his mind cries out . . . CLRSE YOLL. RED BARON! SNOOPY I ,I t, 1 f ,rim t G' ,C i ? Q...-7 ' t l Misa 1 4 W K, . I K 5 1 1, X , W 5 '22 K y 5 -4 bi tw vi i if if Itti 5 ei i . ss- 9 is N vw SHARI LN XXI: ROENILR lf endings symboli7e beginnings. Shouldn't the goo be easiest to say? T5 Thank you so mueh for the great friendship. LR Grind? Shift. Rey I You've been a great friend. .II Yay PD-3603, the IIXZ parking lot. .IH Thanks for being there, TY forever? Y.l is the best, Good l.uek TS. .IRI 2, .III PD. RvR. .IIl. l.R. NIXNQ WO. PII. YN1. DAVID l. ROSIiNIfIiI.IJ Come thou monareh of the vine. Plumey Baeehus with pink ey nel ln thy fats our cares be drownid With thy grapes our hairs he erown'd Cup us till the world go round. Cup us till the world go round! Try to realize it's all within your self no4one else can make you change and to sec y'ou're really only very small. and life flows on within you and without you. George Ilarrison .QR Nx'N SONYA B. ROST SUNNY It's like, Oh my' God I can't bc- lieve I finally' did it. Graduating high school is like end- ing one life and beginning another but I guess that isjust part ofgrow- ing up. AA Show. Spring Track. Englishtown. Epstein's. Rotterdam. Dormagen. Vlyrtlc Beach. 'fGoing out! 'tWe got the beat! Thanks for the great times .lK. PP. DP. CS. and especially' my family' I luv Lf ELIZABETH LYDIA RLJBEN Life always gets Nsllhlng hirder towards the brings YOU summit - the cold PC2106 increases, responsibility IJUI increases. YUUVSCIII- NIETZSCHE Emerson Laugh and the world laughs with you Ella Wilcox DAWN DENISE RLISSELI. Aujourdhui cc que nc vaut pas la peine d'ctre dit. on le chante. Which means. Today is something is not worth saying. People sing it. To my mother and Ken I love you both very much. Good bye to all my friends Durinda. Peady. Dawn. I also would like to give a special thanks to Ste- phan and Ralph for helping me cheat on my Chemistry ICSI. CATHERINE RENEE SAMIQEI. CATT Parties every' weekend with T.C.. T- State. Rider, House parties. CSL try'- ing to get in B.T.'s but couldn't cop l.D.'s. Cheerleading 78-Xl: AIVIK AM DYVI Remember me always. To the P'town crew, take care in the years to come on wheels. lfricnds still hcrc. TC. PW. DC. SC. A NI TS. takc good care of yi hat is left of PIIS. To the Class of 'NZ much suc- cess in the future. -KPESN-. BYE Yalllll 90 Ip-or JULIE C. SANIAROO Things may alyyays stay the way they are. still my head looks for a change from time to time. .IT Sum- mer'Xl NC. SS privatetalks I.a'4 LC gl KK .lerried me doyyn wind. VIKD. y'ou're the best. .lD. what happened on General? Easter 'Xl NC The Girls? 7--I-79 two great years - thanks .INH Troop '81 6- I3-81 DBXZ. Thanks to KK .ID I.C INI MS SN1 ANI GA HW lI.Y. Thanx PIIS. GREGORY ALLEN SANDERS From PDS to PHD one big party? Gigs at my' house major quarters. Boofer. clean it up. Bugging GA Chidongl Oh my nerves! Wherc's my' moped. who's cooking my plants? Flex bros. paining my snake . . .too much cold duck. Cribbing at HW's. Ili. Danny' Pool Eating chicken in thc rain. Clarksville 'y1o- tel . . . Whos therc'7 Death ride with PK. AP AL ways strilled SNI. Ilick- ies Eggbcrt Stones .lI K. XII. NISG. Good Times. Bad Times. You knoyi I had my share. I.cdZep rdkriwna .I I , A JACQUELINE SCHREIBER Jacqui And it's such a crime how they waste their time They can't get nowhere they ve all gone Beat CI'Ll7y' -Joe Jackson Here's to good friends: Fran Suzie. Gill. Jen 7 RJ Nantucket 'Xl Squeezle Europe 'Xl Dea SA ... Feel like dancing... JLfl.lli LYNNIS SCHW.-XRTZ Your days are short here. This is the last of your springs. You will do away' with old good lfriends, Don't forget. when you Leave. why' you came. -Adlai Stevenson Great memories. Great times. Great friends -- Ten- nis. New Orleans real steak? JB you were funny' this summer! Can l look at your knee? YO. - too many unending memories. Bye PHS l'll never forget. f' wry Y? DUDLEY ALEXANDER SAVILLE ALEX lt's only' the giving that makes you what you are. -Jethro Tull 'And trust unbroken' Well now little Alex, we know all about you. don't we. -Anthony' Burgess AA Clockwork Orange Thanks .lC. CK. Dl'. LS. BS NH. Nome and the rest of the mess. Most of all -W TSA. EVE-LYNN SCHOENSTEIN There are three things which are reall God, human folly' and laugh- ter. The first two are beyond our comprehension so we must do what we can with thc third. Aubrey Nlenen tB.F.K.J Fla. wfBelh. Chappaquiddick wfRSLS C.C. Gang tl5.E.A.L.J Jon Bill AML VTOID. Dad. Jill. Lori St Sa- poehs C.Tvl.ff These are some ofthe happiest days l've ever ignored. Doug Kenney' Still Crazy '... FRANK SCHWAB KENNETH STEVEN Sll.-XRLIN Vladimir: Were in no danger of thinking anymore. listragon: Then what are we com- plaining about? Vladimir: Thinking is not the worst. Estragon: Perhaps not. But at least theres that. We are all born mad. Some remain so. Samuel Beckett. Waiting for Godot rf 'Vik 'T' - Q. 1' L ' 'ana-ui' LN FRANK SlllNCil.li JR. Vlr. Jim, Miss Natalie, Big Bad Bass Rock workshop'Y Crummy' name? Somebody in Pol. Sci. better lose weight. Jose owes me S50 in gas money: Bunny looks like a rabbit. Also. does math like one. 19 seconds Clark. Lisa drives like a maniac. Best double play combo in NJ, Trenton train station isn't so bad. Yodel.ADliO amigol Where do we put the cages? Allegretti Joyce JR. Please say some funny jokes 'vlr. Biancosino. llellofaplace. 92 SLJSAN ANN SHARHTT SUE Never forget those Friday' nights. How many' times I gotta tell yalu manumanu-LS KvR f-- what is this- 7uh: , . . Breakfast in America! AA '81 You Should Be Dancing thanx guys summer of 'Xl the best - eruisin the Vlark IV riding J's Nlante Sat. nights. Skiing w LS 8: KVR Who hit me? lley. hey- J. Heres to good friends: LS RvR Rl PG DT --- KVR Glass of water! Burrpl SN1 never get over typing. Ooh Goooddl KVR if it wasn't for you Thanx N1om8aDad JASM SUZANNE Al.lSON SHIQLLIQY Sufic fvlemories more indelible than ink ...Gill Jacqui Jennifer Margarita lfran Susannah . .. Nantucket July 'Xl with Jake, August 'Xl with Su- sannah ... Stef we finally learned that absence makes the heart grow fondcr. ll.Y fVl+D . . . Dad -- Live easy but think first . .. Tlll! Tlllf - 3 incredible years , .. Squee7ie ,.. Go .,.Gatc ... lint Goodbye. Bentley: See ya. silly. 'f Come dance with me. Bob Marley' NATALIE LYNNIS Slllil.Pl R l know that l am a person and that it is persons -- especially' a few particular persons 7 not things. who have influenced me and had a power in my life. Forbes Robinson To the special memories that are made up of my dearest friends, Remember. our dreams can be our second life. RACHEL BRANNA SllTl2lR The lesson in running brooks is that motion is a great purifier and health producer When the brook ceases to run it soon Stttgnates it keeps in touch with the great vital currents when it is in motion -John Burroughs 'nuqpac Q... LAURENT FREDERICK SIDON 'What's it going to be then, Eh'?' -Alex, A clockwork orange An honest brew makes its own friends John Molson For those who fight for it. life has a flavour the sheltered never known - V.S.C.P, At the Sanh, Vietnam The one means that wins the easi- est victory over reason: terror and force. -Adolf H. Conduct Detrirnental . . . '7 Korb KEN SIMON What a long strange trip it's been -The Dead- Good luck to all my friends - QB JK .IS ED MF LD LG JH and HH LAURENCE I, SISSON Igor Exidor where are you? Are you lost in a Friday night menagerie? Do you still dwell among the living in a world of fantasy? Calnorn, al- demir the quest for the Dwarves. They will be remembered. They will return! 'of changing and' Until we meet again. ALLEN SMITH Lebo lt's been good. lt's been bad. lt's been long. l'm glad to be rolling on. Party up, H.C., MP, Free Bird: 1 . V 1 ., . .fi if i 153.3 R If fit- R' Ms . .-54311 f- a Qs is -1' S L G y J gy-Q Q, M if ff .L I - si . f E5 'QL I-is-Q. A Q -' 'S - jg f s - I -' ' eg.. A as . I , I - is H f -ses C f I JAMES SMART Baseball Bum squad. Soeeer, Win- ter Traek, lt was fun. Many thanks MC MW TH TB MT MM PD. GP Party Mobile ifit runs. let's go do it! Road trips. GHOST. Sigma Phi Smartus. Hollywood's Bayberry, You all mellowed out Buzz The Alphabet incident. To the Class of '82 5-3-I GREGORY SCOTT SMITH To all the people who have been good to mel Tvls, Euell, FLD, John- boy Rodie, Martique 'Q Allegretti, Sharon, Ralph, Trego, Mrs. P. Thanks for everything. KRJGSS Nov 81 Kim l'll always love youll To alltheladies:C.S.,T.S.. L.B,,A.fVl.. DB. thanks for putting up with me. To R.F. RS. T.H. E.R. K.W. D.C. stay cool! Thanks P.H.S, KD, l LOVE MOM . ife- ,,,. es-- , . W, I 93 W t , -W-f . LFAH SOXINFYSCIIFIN How limited yie become by all that is untried and unexplored within us, -B. llazilla ... then in a clear place sheltered by' rocks I pitched this tent . . . -F. Meyfes LISA STARAS Don't be afraid to care. leave but donit leave me. Look around 84 choose your own ground for long you live 8t higli you fly' and smiles y'ou'll give and tears you'll cry' . .. PINK LLOYD LT JG JW SW A.l LVC' RG Love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation. KG VIKK I still remember the time you said goodbye. -YES .ICR I'm in the sunshine once again. 94 TENBROECK GREY SMITH All that is gold does not glitter: Not all those who wander are lost: The old that is strong does not with- er, Deep roots are not reached by the frost: TOLKIEN And who are your enemies, Little Alex? All who do me wrong Burges 'OI shifting shape -TOL- KIEN' Well what's it going to be then eh'7u ANARCIIY DROOGS So little time so much to do. JACOB STVIULLYAN Wing-tips Although born short-sighted. I am long-sighted by' inclination. Erik Satie Wer immer strebend sich bemiiht. Den konnen wir erlosenf' Goethe PETER A. SPIRO Ifor man is happy' only in His aspiration to the heightsg When he attains his goal. he cools And longs lor other distant flights. -Kahlil Gibran --.. KATHERINE STEAR ANDREW STENARD ROBERT C. STOKES Four years at PHS are finally over. The road was long but has eome to an end. Fouryears of Basketball was fun. Good luck to my fellow friends I leave behind. Good luck in the Iu- ture to the erew of '82 LNI.. NIB.. D.B.. TK.. J.H.. B.T.. GS. To the Babes at PIIS: Stay nice and syyeet. DAVID JOSEPH STONAKER Steneh Junior year the best -'f- - But summer fun How much can you have --- Lonely times? 68 Mustang GAA 2-l-2 - Owned 4 days but will re- turn! Future 69 Nova SS -- Race cars for ever! Hey' Mom! Can I use the ear --- please - Shopping Cen- ter -- Clyde where are you cruisin' the big red - still in great cond- Hook - Can I light fires? Well, Denver here I come! Later PHS. it's been lair. SANH SU ga' 'W xi! N --'hai DANIELLE SAMI STORACE Tennis 42, States, Thanks Mr. Ilumes AA Show Senior Girls Troop 82 Bummer. Sorry' .lenn'?ll Good Times at Clubs. aren't you glad you used Dial? Rob. I'm going era7y'l7 Poli Sci fvlr. O'Neill I l O pdsl KF - Friends? FF-CH Ronit. ups -l- downs, but you were always there. ILY! Grad Prom. PJ's. ete. Roses. Changes, Death, why' me? Women hides her form from the eye ol' men in our world: they' can not. she knows. be trusted. -Emer- son ELLEN GWEN SLBER What is Matter? -Never mind. What is Nlindl' -No matter. Winter Concert 'Xl1Candy'gram for Nlongog BEACH PARTIES! Shoul- ders! They stamp them xx hen they're small? Chocolate chip cookies: .la- mestown you did WHAT? talk- ing lorEVER suppress that guin- ea pigl Love to CN .IG RS Faby' and my dear poet Michele. Look out she's DRIVING? Adieu. adieu. tYou mean I can leave now'?l ,M- S, 'F' l 1 1:14 95 DEBORAH A, TA N1 ASI BARBIE Special times with AD TN l.D NID NP 'WS cuz track Nlirra Ilalloween Dingy' HT Seamern PT PIASC Senior Girls AA Show 'iup and what BB LD .IT Shutt up If RT run quick thanks Trot Prez Is that a gun shore lifeguarding Ileneh State cop Fruit of the Loom guys Green Grape No more Slow Gin ,loc WDFFII. IANI. Remember Thanks to all IIOPE Blil.lTXDA TIZNNIE l..S. I am what some might consider a small woman. because of you to- day I feel that I can touch the clouds, through you I exaggerate nothing. within you I have found the strength to be myself, ever wild ever peaceful and ever yours. Were I a queen I would descend my throne and offer it to you. for you have giv- en me love. In God's name I will never forget you. for you gave this little black sheep a flock. in which she can stay: GREGORY l.IiIi TI IOMAS I tell you the truth. there is coming a time when all will be judged righ- teous or unrighteous. with God or against God. there is no inbetween. Christ came to save the world from sin and gave an example of how we shotild be, For the wages of sin is death but the wages of faith in Christ is eternal life. Thanks I-'I KW BNI KP DG BC KI DM Bon chance, PIIS. It's on tothe fu- ture WIl.I.IAM BRYCE TIIONIPSON V I slept and dreamed that life was beauty I woke and found that life was ditty IZSII B Youth is a blunder: Tll Nlanhood is a struggleg IIA Old age a regret. IiT BD Mini Brick game? Golf Goodbye to all the dudes. the sports. the fellas. Good l.uek. Cooking DC what it dish. cheese and pepsi. pepsi. Bolo 9 6 GRETTA TAYI OR PETER M. TIZVIQBALGH Intentional Brew llitting. First Down It looks like the squirrels got it Escort, Are you going to col- lege? Nantucket 'Xl Gripless What roof? We didn't make it to HZ Huh Roger Shnib a steak. FLL noFLBl.., Pool polo Grill theft. AA turmoil. NYC KIJAI Ri+H1+B3:NG tOCT.l. VIBBf+NfVIFCR. 5 runs Sarcasm and cynicism SRCIIBBWBMN1 It's a place to live your life -DEVO J . -as -J l LOUISE D, TOWNSEND Weezie Ti Kaneis'!H.L. L.V. Life is what happens to you when you're busy making other plans John Lennon Hi .less KIRSTEN ANNE VAN RAALTE KIKI All my love SL thanx to: PD H If BK CP AMeL LR SR WLOZBFA, LYLAS- Slee7e Sis- ters - LA-Xffl - Cheerleaders always special 80's Ladies LKWP 81 Ghost Guys TvIN1N4.l Giggin' with U35 yr olds LG lgl CMCC If the sky above you grows dark and full of elouds. keep your head together 84 Call my name out loud. you've got a friend-CK- And since were only here for awhile might as well show some style. give us a smile! .IT Love to my family + SS 1 w I W. -Q ,hi f sv ie .iw- fifth ROBERT KEITH TOOLE M INI-QUIK Junior 84 Senior years best Cruisin' the ARK Vo-Tech P-H Thanks. Mr. Roan! Inspection - 81 Track- XC The BOSS! .... lammin I-'ire in the Caves Fuzzy Duck - Natural- ly! Prefs office the bus was late again! Caterpillar Caper Ben- dover'!'? YEAH!! Tvfiteh SL Annex Chilly Chums -- CD MC CM The HOOK BIYS Barbie - Shuttupa lg Here She Comes!!! The Stones A Xfustang'!'? Put a little weekend in your week - fvfieh KING TLT! JENNIFERANN TORNELL JEAN NATE JAT .IT To the best of friends: DD IP NIP LD. plus many more. I thank you all for the memorable times. Cruising wfDD 8: LD. We're gonna laugh!! Seniors Troop 82 JT you need a belt too much ofa good thing: Miehlite Maryland Grads Girls we made it! II.Y all. .IPP II.Y always. IQR-lever wge Thank you! The grand essen- tials in this life areg something to do. something to love, and something to hope for. .IT82 LISA VAN CLEVE Rona Never forget those weekends. Gig- gin' at Grams - it was the first time in five yrs. --- Hillsboro -- turn around by the two burnout marks the kegs are plentiful - Sherri it sure was Cozy. I sure will miss you guys SM GA SP AM HW AJ PG TB. Pina S. Please don't hinder me. JS - 3 good yrs. DS --- he's so shy. FR l'm sorry. GA - waiting on a friend. SM - smukers. A N1 eheer from the crowd. Thanks PHS ANN ELIZABETH VARNIiY . . . Et soudain me prit un desir. une envie. quelque chose de plus furieux. de plus imperieux que tout ee que favais ressenti jusqu'alors1 Vivre! .le veux vivre. .le veux vivre. -Andre Gide Effort is the measure of the human soul. -Nlillieent Fenwick God knows l've tried. ik Ev Wm! 95 PETER F, VERSFELD PHS Lax ffl, Three years. V, M State Champs, Someday. Thanks, Cirullo. A.A. Show turmoil. ...5f29f8l Flagmen. Lost with- out Pup and Duke., 7f4f8l Drink- ing in the rain. L+S Forever. . . . Worthless cadets! lt's finally over. HANNA ELISABETH VON GOELER Painting isn't an aesthetic oper- ation. it's a form ot' magic designed as a mediate between this strange hostile world and us. 8046-lVloulin- S, A, K, A, BRf3 LdV. and friends .IAMES R. WALTMAN Tomorrow we will run faster. stretch out our arms farther . . . F. Scott Fitzgerald everybody says ulli joe 84 he says joe's the fellow that owns this place. i'mjust a scientist. i ain't got no name. the truck driver hates anybody that carries a tennis racket. Bob Dylan DANA WARE lf l should meet thee Alter long years. How should l greet thee? With silence and tears. LORD BYRON So long P.H.S. lt looks like rain. 98 LETI VOLPP Something attempted something done Has earned a night's repose. Longfellow My salad days. when l was green in judgement, Shakespeare Thank you cy vv tl yg pv jl nn hl ml allt tn el om aj sk va gg tr si tr cs vm ws va gd kk bp rr hp sa be de ig hijk lm no pq rs tu vw xyz numw' MADELEINE CLAIRE WATSON l can resist everything exeept temptation. -Oscar Wilde . . . when a man is tired of London. he is tired of life Xlohnson SMG. EMF. CAC' my thanks SUNDAY WATSON JESSICA SONJA WEIGMAINN Still I sent up my prayer Wondering who was there to hear I said Send me somebody yyho's strong. and somewhat sincere With the millions ofthe lost and lonely ones. I call out to be released Caught in my struggle for higher achievement And my search for love that don't seem to cease .Ioni Mitchell I go not to Come back as I went. Qfff Q--ff' MARGARET WESTERGAARD Maggie To my home. my friends I owe everything, Now I must leave with a great task ahead. -Abraham Lincoln I A N W E B B More students need to ignore the pressure from grades and standard- ized test: jump off the bandwagon and begin their own path to learning ... Reading is sometimes an igen- ious device for avoiding thought. A. Helps Imagination is more important than knowledge. A. Einstein tbutl Be careful hoyy you interpret the world: it's like that. Heller - Thank you 'XZ MIS AMIGOS. DURINDA WELLS Dee My ambition in IiIe is to make it big. I want a great career that I can rc- late to. My Iiour years at Princeton High. for the most part. have been Fun. I owe that to my' friends P.M.. D,M.. A.M.K., my CU7 C.S. and my newest friend, D.R. Best oil luck to you all. up-9 'DMU' EVILLYN MAE WILLIS LYN When you are old and full ol' sleep take down this book and mur- mur. a little sadly. hovy love Iled And paced upon the mountains overhead. And hid his Iaee amid the crowd ol' stars. William B. Yeats Caracas 79-the best-Finally 82-free Thanks Lis. RC. JJR. Jes W. .I. Goodman We remember not days. but mo- ments. if JOHANNA WILSON CHRISTIAN G. WISE tlluving I.unutieI Goodbye cruel world. Philosophers. und ex-inhabitants ol' liurth VRHR The LC. is dead, Long live the Cl.. to invoke feur in the hearts and minds ol' men. l.et the wild rumpus begin! NIICI-IAEL WOIISOX It wus fun . . . MRC .IDS Hollywood Buzz tdj YVI+lVI C833 CP C835 I.R ...Summer GP . . . Road Trip... Ghost lley'. let's get .luek'?l 'Ntihl' A... Beueh Trip tllollyysoodis Iiuyberryl Dumn. you ull mel- loiyed out .-XPOC.'Xl.YPSE NOW '...' 'Turn that oil! SIGMA PIII SIVIARTUS Ilope to live on Sugur Mountain With the barkers :ind the colored Balloons. -Neil Young To the Class of A82 5-3-I .., IAUREIY ELAIYIE WOOD Wliutever we become ti part ol' we learrn to love. Whutever we love we must ultimute- ly possess. Whatever we possess we must Iinul- ly' consume, Whatever we eonsume we must eventually destroy. I.oie your enemies. It's too dangerous un emotion to use on your friends. J. I-'eiflier IOO Tl NIOTHY RANSON1 WI LSON I believe there is one story lor us :ind only one. that has frightened und in- spired us so that we live in 21 seriul of eontinuing thought and wonder. Humuns ure caught in their lives, thoughts. in their hungers und um- bitions. in their Cruelty und ttvuriee. und in their generosity too In u net olgood und evil. There is no oth- er story: A man. utter he has brushed ol'I' the dust oi' his life. only' usks, Iluve I done well-or ill? -ew I . lk . .gn-f ew I JENNIFER ASHLY WOOLFOLK ... the story of life is quicker than the wink of an eye. The story of love is hello and goodbye. Until we meet again. Rose tint my world. It keeps me safe from my trouble and pain. -RHPS Friends-you made it all worthwhile. SUSAN WRIGHT CHARLES GARRETT YOUNG Some people look upon any set- back as the end! They're always looking for the benedietion rather than the invocation .. . But you can't quit. H, Humphrey Sailors . . . say the weather is a great bluffer. I guess the same is true ofour human society -- things can look dark, then a break shows in the clouds, and all is changed. EB. White LINDA ZUCCHINO The truth is rarely pure and never simple. - Oscar Wilde I,e coeur a ses raisons que Ia raison ne connait pas. -Pascal 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. Y Richard Bach JONATHAN R. WOOLSTON .Ion, WooWoo. Wally Track with Anderson who coached us to victory ... XC with Jivan Ivan English + German with S.L, and to L.F.. IW.. P.F.. D.P.. CG.. + those nuts Y.L. -l- NLL. twho I never understoodl It was unforgettable ... LEILA YIM Ready am I to go. and my eager- ness with sails full set awaits the wind, Only another breath will I breathe in this still air. only another loving look cast backward, -K. Gibran ' 4--eff ff ROBIN TAYLOR fs. . .J t. ,fr 2 Vanoosheh Azartash Lauren Churchill Andrew Hodges David Lafleur Susan Raser NOT PICTURED Jody Struve My Thai Thi William Turner Susan Wilder David Witonsky SE ICR CLASS OFFICERS L to R: Row A, Greenstein - Treasurer, B. O'Grady 'N if Secretary A Golden ,fig 1345 1...Q x., 4 Tx. 7- fini ' -. 4 , K x. I S R x X Y, f Xxl 01 X Q -1 N L 1 .A 'lt xs S M X uf 4x . 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I .I Abclson G Allsllouse K Bcggs 114 R Ablmri C Arnold Q Bmw .l Alors T Ashcnlcltcr M Bcndcr T Alcxundcr K Builcy L Bcndikscn C Allcn W Burringcr B Bcrmun D Allcn H Allcn gov' C BLIUCV J Buxcndulc B Bllzutnchuryu R Bianco L Bicncn A Brcdon C..- .l Caskcy S Cook M my lc .l Cramer S Daley A Bicnkowski R W Bushnell Ci Camel i P Corlcs C Cflllxlkbll G Crawlord B Danicls S Billinglon L Blair R Blair E Bolslcr D Branch R Callahan N Callaway .I Carazzai R Carncvalc R Carncvalc YB? K Ccvcra M Chamberlin B Chen G Cleveland C Clohosscy A Colc S Craig 1 - Q '34 B Critcs M Dashcn ll5 Ci Fzirmcr .I Fcldslcin tr: X1 I-'mcionc D Fork li Vcriiziiidcf S Porimi n R Davis I7 Didomito R Edwards NI Finzi R Frccmim ,nf li DcBocr E Deal A Didonuto .,.,. N1 Dimcglio M Dowell R Eagle R Iiggcr VI Emann K Higlcs ID lfishburnc K Fleming S Iflclchcr S Ciiibriclscn C Gziliurdo S Gibson 116 f A-W M I ,WW -M, ' N1 Hannon li Hai'r,ic S Hendrickson A C Hargravcs V Harrop A Hoagland li Harris Harris Wil? A K N Hastings S Hayes r Q A Hokc C Hoovcr li Giliis .I Goldliarb l. Goldstein L Good T Grccn N1 Grcciand .X Gross D Halstead K Goldfcld F Gordcnkci' S Greenspan K Hammond X 117 T Howard J Hurley R lnturtugliu J .Johnson C Kcunc R Kirikiun K Kupfcrmun 118 P Huckins K ljames S Jarvis '? T Jones B Kim T P Knocpflmacher K Lang D Hunter J Ingram N Jcsscr M Kadcrubck v:-1 T Kingston J Kocpp J Lupslcy E Katz M Kinnan S Kolb L Lareuse fu., J Larson B Lcvinc If Levine M Lewis A Lin E Livcrman li l.ucullo K Lyllc 48 . T Mulinowski Y Munube A Marrow M TVJZIFSOH W Q, Xi F L'Huillicr M Xfiacmanus D Martin C Mauro S McCormack J Lien S Maddux K Massenal V Mazzucuto C McCunc J Liffilon C Mahoiicy If . J Malticoli A McAllister S McDonald 119 4:11 91,4 'LQ 4- 59: ', . lx Xl Nilclluu Y Pclrocclli 120 emrlllg T' f wif V x ?,,zW fi 15-will Ak Um W C Ofonnor G Ondclli li Oslrilxcr 'fm-.., gang. w.. N1 Plmrcs A Phillips C Pllirmcy D Mcblroy K McKcllQ1r Nl Nlcclumic ll Vlclllmzm Xl Nligllorc R Nlillcr gr-no 'l' Xlorum .I Nugimki lb Xclmon P Nelson lf Pzmiw S Pcmnc T Pllox .I Pickens M Mdfrcdic F Nlcric V Nlillcr .X XLIYLIVVO P Nini Ci Perry S Pignonu .AX Pikc .I Popcnoc I3 Quinn li Ricc A Pironc C Procuccino K Rupp Ii Rico if Pironc D Prockop .I Ruppuport C Rickctt E Pironc S Prudhommc N1 Rcimcr .I Ringlzxnd RIT? X1 Rodgers T Tool IJ Ruiz Xl SLIINLIVOO C' Sanderson ID Schruycr b I ,...-41 T R001 N1 Snndcrs VI Schwab 121 S Schwab R Sfcrra L Siggia C Sloan .l Solomon .l Stcinmctz K Stoy l22 P Schwartz Tvl Shapiro G Silbcrstcrn E Smith A Sonncnschein K Stephens R Stroczynski K Sensing E Sferra T Shidlovsky V Showalter J Silvia A Simpson xgi, H Smith S Snyder T Springer B Spruill D Stier A Sullivan l Q aww .5 C Sullivan A Sutphin C Tarasehi C Tate Nfl Timoney S Toscano J Treves R Tufano J Swarli K Templeton M Toussaint A Turner Q10 , A 44, R Sweeney M Tadros A Taft Nl Tamasi E N I W Tetzeli T Thai D Thompson E Thompson D Turner .I Ullman A Vanden Heuvel K Varvel 'Z fa.,- T t Y D Via .l von Steuben M Wasserman Y Weaver 123 S Webb C Welber S Welch N White W Whlttxker C W1l11s M Wlllls J Wxlson M WIISOH A Young. P Young 1 I NOT PICTURED R Chowins G Dewey C Dimeglio J Flory J Gillham D Marrazzo R Mauro Y Poncin V Royce K Stroman B Walsh H Ward IOR CLASS CFFICERS L. ,,- . L ' I is Lg ,L if QZLQLM A L 5 ,L L K L LV I ML L L LM , L Sk E ' 44 A. Vanden Heuvel - Treasurer, L. Bolster - Secretary, A. Sutphin - President, SL Daley - Vice-President. .I Adler A Alroy P BCl'lllllLlIl S Berry Bordcx B Bovcrs D Culupricc M Carncvulc 126 S Aricllcu L Boss K Brnddisll T Curr C A77ollini .I Blcckcr A Bmndl C Carrington o 2 R Burmgun .l Bolster W Bra mon V K Cuulk D Buscnrn S Bolton R Bronzu n N1 Chcsslor K Bccr li Bcrgm Ill -Q--' 4 S Bonncmu M Book A Brom n C Bron n K Chu Nfl Clark F Cohn S Crandall T Devin T Connel G Cumberbutch S Cumberbute C Djorup R Dyson A Ende C Filion A Fruker L Fresco S Corsover K Cummings R D'OronZio B Ellerstein J Enslin A Fillo E Freeberg O Frysman Q Cote A Curtis J Dumont C Elliot M Epstein M Foreione B Freeman P Guger K Crofton D D'Angelo R Dunham M Elliot G Falcone A Forman R Freeman S Gelperin l27 N. Habieht A. Hagadorn A. Heymani T. Hill T. Haggerty J. Hillier 128 KA J. Hammond N. Hirsch Y D. Gibson D. Goehfield D. Gray P K. Hayes C. Hoebel M. Howard G. Jackson N. Gillette M. Gillham D. Goodman C. Goodyear M. Greenland D. Gross f-. 5 X, - 9 'sg P. Hendry L. Hertford H. Hoff P. Hoffman T. lrenas M. lsaae D. Jahn W. Jarvis R. Glueek C. Graham K. Grover S. Herzog M. Hollinger K. Ivan P. Jennings L. Giles D. .Johnson K. Johnson L. Johnson P. Kemp S. Kershaw J. Kiplinger S. Kirton 3. A.. .. , 'Ms 3 I iz 45,4 55? nv .4 M , + yy .Abi - 1.3 We 4 41 . '98 ' E?7 N'4lf'4 .x,.1Q ki , he C. Knight A. Kornegay I. Larsen G. Licht J. Lusen Kochen M. Koenen M. Krystaponis G. Kupperman G. Lependorf K. Lisi J. Lysaker J. Leschly J. Lister K. Macrae K. Marchand S. Maltera T. Mazzotta J. Kopp J. Landis M. Lewis T. Lupa S. Maitlen K. Mathes C. Maussenat E. McCredie 129 v ww Q af. u?.bm '. - 9-A .. ig ,x-.x, Q ,. 5 .i. ,.enA, Q 1' r ii:- Q r. M -f nn ' K' f ... if-if . 0 . -5 ,7..f'7i xg-3f.,A. Lin - ' - if ' ' Al. D. Q ,- gXxdi5m,MpM:. ., J. ,ssw-fl- f QQ' 2 3',:5,5ifxifx,,L-1' nf- ..ng,vN swwr 'aff P4533 D. McAllister Bs. - ' m 'Q- ,wr J. Meluskey N. Moy J. O'Grady K. Phox K. Poncin D. Proshan 130 B. Oppenheim R. Pilshaw C. Porreca J. Quinn D. Panitz J. Pursclls E. Perna T. Norris W. Peter ,pta PGQ? ' p ii. - V , ,EP , W . M , T' s ' ii? ' 'Q 6 2 X gf? Q .1 2 i CZ. ig, mai. rv I K I ' W ag J . , . mu. ., F. McCormack C. McCray A. Messersmith S. Miller P. Mueller A. O'Beyesekcrc Nevius M. O'C0nnor l R. Petrecca H. Mcvicker J. Moise -if-v A. Nini C. O'Donoghue J. Petrone M. Pinochet K.P S.R fail agoonath ,. A 3 Q! is -'O ul' ' ySdl'1 J. Rees A. Rose P. Rosenthale E. Ruben D. Sams 8 D. Showalter L. Shears J. Soderman A. Rudenstine A A. Schaeffer A. Schulman A. Shelpuk R. Sonnenschein . Sl . . W., D. Ruiz E. Schenk -s , Q A. Schwartz J. Sherin L. Spies v ' 1- . -Q 1 cf, Keg-.. g l3.U 6 ga x ,. 3- 5 .-4 .L '- - 5 as , .9 i. ' Q um' . 1. fm- t ? s T . 'F' -f 'iM A 'P'-- mf Q - . - at 'iq' 4 J' 1 2 L . - 'J' .. . ,. M ' i.. A . ' f.+f'S'75 -. . i ' ' un. fzfflf-fS+f'5Z' 'S N 12 ' ' J. Russo L. Schkolnick M. Seltzer S- D. Sigmund T. Spruill r I W. Sisson J. Stein C. Smith M. Stoy J. smjuers R. Swain 131 A Taha C Ufford R Wallace M Yoshikawa D Thompson S Van Dyck S Tilston J Van Raalte R Walzer K White A Young W Colt S Cruser o TJ Danielson S L Greenberg ' ff A H I-Iodell M Tonelli G Versfeld ual D Williams E Toner R Villain .I Wislar NOT PICTURED C Toussaint R Von Goeler K Woodfield A Trani G Wadsworth G Woolston J Holland P Janney E Keenan J Sesnic H Troy P Walden T Yocum ORE CL OFFICERS -1 A. Anderson A. Barclay W. Berry A. Bowden J Archer T. Benchley J. Blankstein B. Callan 6 J. Aust A R. Bender Y M. Bleecker L. Carazzai J. Azzolini A. Bendiksen R. Bloss 'if if -X W. D. Cassel C. Castaldo L. Cavallo 'N M. Cumberbatch J. Davila T. Doe D. Dolotta V .ai T Clark S. Davis .Al 4.4 S. Clemente J. Cohen T D, Cramer E? C. DeBoer A. DiFalco C. DiMeglio Dimeglio R. Dobson S. Douglas T. Dow J. Dowell L. Dresner J. Dunne E. Eccles B. Eiref T. El-Shakhs J ...,,., C. Ende J. Espada N. Fagles J. Farmer V Fedorov M. Feldstein J Felsher D. Fiero 1,-sf J. Firestone S. Fisher D. Fishman S. Flynn T. Foltiny K. Forehand G. Fox S. Frank 135 41.4 V 1 Q i K' i f W ',A . .1-.' 'Q J. Freeman . Gabrielsen S. Garner N. Glucksberg J. Glueek C. Goodman P. Granger E. Gray S. Grover B. Halvorsen A. Harris E. Hayes S. Heidere D. Hemingway M. Hendry 1 A. Geller E. Gorman A. Halstead A. Heard S. Hill D. Hobson D. Hodell S. Hoffman J, Howley B. Huber P. Huguenin l36 aiu., G. Hulsman A. Jacobs P. Johnson S. Kim J. Koepp S. Krasnoff J. Kyle S. Lieber S. Hutchins K. Jarvis C. Kaderabek D. Kingston A. Kostin B. Krauthamer A. Lakey E. Litostansky L. Jsaac S K. Jennings M. Katz L. Klingebiel X K XX. M. Kowarz K. Kurzinski H. Lanier D. Litt . R M3 ali i i.f....k '.i .Li fs, . i. . ' v S gi-' A L. Larson W. Laurie R. Lavid D. Lennon J. Levitt C. Little A. Littlejohn C. Littlejohn T. Liverman T. Loder 137 S. Lofgren C. Lynch M. Mack F. Macrae M. Magder M. Mandel D. Mann J. Mann D. Marchand C. Martin M. Maryk M. Masse F. Massenat S. Matin B. McCormack E. McCune -A.. I M. McDonough H. McFarlane H. McVey-Finney R. Means J. Miller R. Miller K. McGee A. Meluskey F. Moghanaki R. McGowan E. Miller T. Morelli M. Murray L. Nathan E. O'Donoghue K. Offredo 138 s I G. Ondetti M. Oppenheimer K. Perna S. Pirone D. Riggs D. Sanders T. Perna V. Podgourskv S. Roberts D. Santoro J. Opperman I. Perry G. Provost L. Rodas L. Savage 'TJ' G. Orlanski L. Pervin R. Prudhomme A. Rosenblum A. Saville A. Page M. Petrone K. Ragoonath D. Rosenfeld M. Schenk E. Pearce P. Petrone E. Reeves L. Rosenthal B. Schwartz M. Peebles R. Phillips J. Reimer N. Rudenstine 4...4,- D. Schwartz T. Sesnic A. Shanefield S. Shearman T. Perkins D. Pinelli M. Rice J. Russel P. Sechi M. Sferra J. Sharp T. Sheehan l39 R Skillman L Stonaker H Thai N Von Steuben M White E Wohl L Wortman 140 K Smith S Strachan A Tilston D Voorhees K Williams H Wong F Young L Smith K Stroman D Tracey VW S Waff C Willis Z Wood L Zwicker P Spagnoli N Tadros G Trelstad M Waltman P Wisnovsky A Woodside S Spear A Tate W Turner M Spencer F Taylor M Stefanchik J Taylor P Vanden Heuvel N Vawter J Webb NOT PICTURED T Warnock N Weaver J Abrahams S Fisher S Futran-Masse L Garcia-Duarte K Green E Harris M Harris C Steinberg F Tennie D Von Goeler W Wedderburn R Jackson G Johnson K McKellar D Sensenig FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS 'W' 6' S 'Q-gp. M 'QR - M. Stefanchik -0 President, T, Perkins - Vice-President. N. Fagles - Secretary-Treasurer ns--'N' QQ'1Q N' 3, . 19 142 ng' ' 1 S X 5 5. ' in f, Mi Ny., 'un , 4 Q 1 1 Q x 1 1 ,.... ,. QW .3555 fy .g f -- - KJ X :X ,Q ,.. . ij, i Awww uQiu H42 ax f,.,,-.:, Zend A. fmxgff. , RX eh, -1, f, New ,Q lx 6 s M nr -,.-'Eff ,muadnn null 1 ii' V. W W7fl2'? f ' A ff ' f fwwmw Li,,,' 41' was 1' f 2 6- N I AL , .mil Q 1 ,W ,,...-. ...sins- 14 , . M . . .ww V nf f .4 'mf VSV-. 14 1 W W L' ,gr . , rv Mum, x N, ,. -, as 'v-1 uw ,km Wim E wig 'if w .k4onnwf'm WMIFEPHHU4 STUDIO BAND fix s . -., .- . ' - s i f: . 91. Iii N I Row l -S. Wright, A. Shelpuk, D. Katz, W. Hertford QPresidentJ, C. Martin, S. Gorman, J. Lister, Row 2- M. Chenoweth, C, Mahoney, S. McFarlane, D. Prockop, N Hastings, T. Kingston, R. Gilpin. C, Sullivan, S. Arichea, T. Collins, K. Hendrickson, N. Audehg Row 3 - A. Fillo, R. Borg, V. Cecchi, T. Biancosino Qdirectorl, J, Miller M. Willis, C. Rice, M. Migliore, R. Long, G. Farmer. The Studio Band is comprised of serious musicians who want to enhance their jazz appreciation while developing their musical potential. Throughout the year the band played at football games, pep rallies, the AA Show, and the musical. ln March, the group took first place in the Bricktown competition and in April, they were awarded first prize in the Berklee Music Festival, a national competition in Boston. 150 .X v SSAU BA 91 +I rs... ,. Row 1- R. Barragan, M. Kaderabek, T. Alexander, S. Sensenig, S. Forman: Row 2- S. Billington, R. Gilpin, M. While, D. Tracey, M. Stoy, K. McKellar, L. Dresner, R. Skillman, I. Perry. Row 3 - J. DiBianco, J. Field, J. Bleeker, P. Spagnoli, T. Springer, S. Hoffman, D. Panilz, G. Fox, T. Biancosino Qdirectorj, B. Berry, S. Hendrickson. A. Cote, C. Lynch, N. Rudenstinc, T. Clark, C. Martin, A. Shanefield, H. Lanier. ORCHESTRA This year's PHS ORCHESTRA, in addition to the usual concerts at home and in various towns in New Jersey, worked all year toward its big trip in May to perform in the National Orchestra Contest in Washington, D.C. Other trips included a New York Philharmonic rehearsal, the Metropolitan Museum ofArt, the Glassboro State Orchestra Festival, the Amado Quartet Workshop, two guest appearances in Hight- stown, and chamber music performances at many parties and receptions. Orchestra officers are Derek Katz. President: Adam Golden, Vice-President: Hanna von Goeler, Treasurer, Francoise Alberola. Corresponding Secretary: Melis- sa Reimer, Attendance Secretary: and Marna Selzer. Liaison to Parents' Organiza- tion. Row l - A. Golden, E. Ostriker, D. von Goeler, L. Volpp, M. Selzer, H. McVicker, B. Dyson. M. Gillhim M Green J Liu J Gillham Row 2 P Sonnenfcld Cconductorj, J. Crowell, C. Elliot. K. Stear, J. Miller, F. Albercla, H. von Goeler, L. Biencn, A. Taha, F Lin Row 3 N von Steuben N Shelpuk Y Weaver A Saville, G. Ondetti, N. Hastings, D. Katz fPresidentj, S. McCormack, J. Schneider, C. Martin, J. Struxe 7 Wood Row 4 K Chu M Reimer A Tift D Via J Reimer, B. Eiref, M. Brower, C. Klimcnt, J. Snijdersg Row 5 ---- C. Sullivan, S. Bolton, C. Sanderson,J Smullyin F Schwab S Billington C Rite D Proekop G Farmer. 152 I L 153 . gg L fy ' my 5,1 , g ,E rmnetun laugh Sn - Q? illilusin broups ag.: A egg. .I winter Qllnncert QQ ow , , , N v. S ' ff i9rmzetun Mmhersntp flbapzl ff mf fs I Eeremhzr 22,1981 8200 X 2909. l wwymmmxxxw mwmv' H '-1 ' l- 1 '1 ' ,5cf 1f Q4 5 ' QZQ W 1 , , - - - Q., . 1 J i X - 'Q i :rand 45 ' ' 1 A K lfx :Qc ' h . -'F N ax ' o at K . X ' . g 'X 3--j' jqiv - - Q U ' .1 ...- 1 i 452' f1,1I .' 7 I -Y 1, 1' Xffja: g-'B ' . -iq ' ' .:Z'?.i f fm ' l .14 - ,qq 'Iii' . ' .J 4 W Y U P - A Q In 1 V' rszz' f ' . all ,gif ' ' Q - X ?- .Om wt! h' 1 'Atl' ' A!! f . 4 - 'G p a' . I I ' X ' X ,' 0 QSM, I , ,A ' n 5. . . ..f:,3 IM' QQ . . l fd A ' ' ' 'n f 3 I A ' A u 1 K . , ' F 'Z um ,f as A -I , o ' we OMEN'S CHORU j f ..'!'... I... . 'a Row 1- R. Dyson, K. Grover, N. Moy, T, Shidlovsky, S. Taylor, T. Loder. R. Callahan, K. Lfford, K. Pratt, S. Corsover, E. Ruben, R, Davis, Nl. Wilson, L. Keenan: Row 2 - M. Pinochet, C, Elliot, D. von Goeler, M, Samaroo, Y. Weaver, M. Dowell, M. Marson, M. Nitchum, A. Messersmith, L. Guard, J, Flory, E. Subcr, P. Hendry, A. Trani, H. MeVicker, Row 3 f- A. Brown, R. Gorman, L. Freeberg, R. d'Oron1io, M. McDonough, K. Poncin, L. Toner, S, Webb, D. Gray, A. Rose, K. Bowen, D. Sams, M. Rogers, A. Rudenstine, M. Selzer, Row 4 - J. Johnson, R. Blair, W. Sisson, L, Good. R, Cox. A. Brandt, J. Caskey. R. von Goeler, R, Bronzan, J. Ullman, S. Crandall, S. Harris, S, Snyder, M. Gillham, E. Lueullo, M. Clark: Row 5 -- M. Pirone. G. Woolston, L. Smith. J. Landis. V, Mazzueato, J. Greenstein. L. Willis. G. Taylor. L. Fresco, L. Spies, A. Fraker: Missing - C. Djorup, D, Johnson. M N'S CHOIR fm , FT H 1' vi, E :. at K 4' Row l A- S. Hoffman, K. Be- filla, M, Marchand, T. Perkins P. Johnson, Row 2 W- T. Clark J. Espada, I, Webb, N. Ruden stine. G. Orlanskig Row 3 fs S Hill, T. Kingston, C. Littlejohn E. Mark, S. Kemp, Nl. White Row 4 - W. Laurie, B. Bovers A. Agin. P. Vanden Heuvel, S Bonnema, J. Petrone, J O'Gradyg Missing - A. Saville. l56 5 3 0 :QA nv , - i ,Ai i QV, . ' -f G K M A K6 I q . g .b 6 .. S ,, . A .. I' X1 4 Ski .efn A Q N I' . v.,.- ' in X X FRE HMAN CHORU Row l -J. Azzolini. A. Halstead, L. Klingebicl. A. Rosenblum. N. Weaver. D. Fishman, A. Tate, A. Jacobs: Row 2 - J. Mann. E. Gray. A. Woodside. Nl. Waliman. H. McFarlane. K. Jennings. S. Lieber. D. Marchand. J. Dowell: Row 3 - S. Flynn. E. Gabrielsen. D. Cassel. G. Vcrsfeld. Nl. Tvlandel. R. Skillman. A. Anderson. J. Reimer. K. Kaderabek. L. Smith, A. Kostin: Row 4 -- B. Byrne, Nl. Rice. L. Reeves. A. Bowden. M. Reimer. A. Saville. N. Glucksberg, S. Goodman. T. Benchley. N. Vawter. E. Gorman. N. Faglesg Missing - L. Elmes. 157 CHOIR 3. Xjxmf as ' in ff 31,5 R T74 Q..,,!,l 4 I Always remember: the Winter Concert Cprocessingj, hosting the Lewisburg Choir, the P.U. Concert. Thank you, P8LT, for giving us your all and putting up with our horse- manusha! Good luck next year! .ag Row 1- M. Keane, S. Daley, C. Neilsen, L. Townsend, C. O'Connor, V. Miller, L. Litt. S. Van Dyck, J. Flory, F. Alberola. A. McLusky, J. Wcigmanng Row 2 M. Arichea, M. Westergaard, J. Crowell fTrcasurerl, J. Lister, J. Greenstein. J. Goldfarb. L. Ruben fSecretaryJ. K. Caulk. L. Wood. D. Nelson, S. McCormack. K. Fleming, C. Tate, J. Duba, T. Root, Row 3 - fVI. Willis. J. Pickens. Nfl. Watson. B. Kunz, N. Hastings, S. Clark. D. Fields. Y. Nlanabc, l.. Yim. V. Hocbel CVicc- Presidentjg Row 4 - M. Hollinger, M. Chcnoweth, R. Barragan. S. McFarlane. M. Greenland. A. Varney, A. Greenstcin, J. Stein, S. Wright tPrcsidentJ, R. Pilshaxi Row 5 - T. Buzard, C. Phinney, E. Thompson. .I. Smullyan, A. Saville, C. Fillo, K. Varvcl, li. Newton, H. von Goelcr. E. Froelich, S. Cook. T. Norris, A. Phillips. T Root, D. Via, S. Miller, H. Allen, D. Thompson, K. Van Raalte, M. Kaderabek, D. Kocheng Missing- M. Royce, K. Keenan, V. Showalter, L. Volpp, E. Gordenkcr, N. Shelpuk, J. Wilson, J. Lister, J. Schwartz, G. Smith, K. Chu.. Schwartz. 158 PEER GROUP Peer leadership training is a program designed to help freshmen and new students adjust to high school by pro- viding upperclass student support and leadership in an informal small group setting. Seniors are trained in group dynamics and leadership techniques in a daily course run by faculty. Once weekly peer leaders run group discus- sions with freshmen and new students on topics such as peer pressures, academic concerns, drug and alcohol use and abuse, boy-girl relationships, and parent-adolescent sources of conflict. My joy, my grief, my hope, my love, Did all within this circle move! , ifxfli at Clockwise Y P. Maman, S. Wilder, B. Thompson, L, Ruben, G. Smith, D. Ware, A Greenstein, L. Yim, K. Dede. 160 l ,.l' s my fu,-4 f ,mf ' S- ,,,.,,X 5. : 1 K Q AN V wsfv' ff -Q-. 'Y' ig . .fr sv K w IQ At. -. . 1 . I AQ x,.5h ,i m M wffm y gr ff- 4 161 'lu um N 1 I i 'limi HB Elvis Uillff THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL ls there life after PHS? Speak Up PHS: ls PHS pep pooped? 162 S -jr K -K 1 . . -gens? S :: 58 in qw-1 Tower Editors: R0 ' l -f L. Volpp. F. Johnston: Row 2 - A. Gross, E. Ostriker, L. Zucchino1Row 3 - A. Fryszman J. Lnu Row 4 W S. Shelley .I Llster. S. Goodm mg Row 5 - R. Dunham. he nwer THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL Published by the staff of THE ,TOWER at Princeton High School, Prin- ceton, New Jersey 08540. Editorial Office: Room 136. Typset by Town Topics and printed by the Princeton Packet. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ..,..... ..... L inda Zucchino MANAGING EDITOR ....... .... A gnes Fryszman TECHNICAL MANAGER .... ..... S uzanne Shelley EDITORIAL EDITOR ...... ...... E ve Ostriker NEWS EDITOR ..,..... ...... A riela Gr0SS SPORTS EDITOR ...,... ,... F ran Johnston FEATURES EDITOR ...... ...,.... L eti Volpp ARTS EDITOR ................. .... R ichard Fleming PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR ......,. ......... R obert Dunham ASS'T PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR .... ...... . ........,. M arc Royce COLUMNISTS ...,..........,..... ..,.. I an Webb, Rachel Shteir CARTOONIST ..............,.............,...,...... Brian Pearce BUSINESS MANAGER .... ......,......,.....,i...... J essica Liu LAYOUT MANAGER ........,.... Susannah Goodman, Jennifer Lister CIRCULATION MANAGER ..,........................ Michelle Lien AD SOLICITORS ..........., ,.......,....... ......... A d am Golden NEWS STAFF: Lisa Schkolnick, Andrea Rutherford, Julien Naginski, .F-,Iichele Keane, Kisten Dede, Amy Greenstein, Matt Borsch, Tom Buzard, Bob Pilshaw, Jessica Adler, Amanda Rose, Claire Elliot, Maud Mandel, Miriam Arichea, Rachel Shteir, Paul Keany, Geoffery Carroll, .Indy Phillips, Kiran Cummings, Laura Hertford. QUEST CARTOONIST: Adam Ende .IOPY EDITORS: Aileen Alroy, Tracey Ashenfelter, Todd Root, Lyn Villis, Lisa Schkolnick, Olga Fryszman. FYPISTS: Francoise Alberola, Margaret Brower, Michael Crystal, Eessica Hannon, Paul Keaney, Anne McLusky, Jacqui Schreiber. LAYOUT STAFF: Mike Cooney, Olga Frysman, Todd Root, Lisa Schkolnick, Lyn Willis. FACULTY ADVISOR: John Halpin From The PrincipaI's Desk Track: Sprintin for the States The Communication Gap V We z-- ' ff' I L. ,,..,-ani? STUDE T COUNCIL 3' 2. .Hi 1 wr' , 'ge - Y' 49 gg. . 'JJ Row 1 - L, Kruegel Qadvisori. R. Gilpin fParIiamentarianJ, J. Hannon Cfrcasurerj, L,Yim1RcCording Sccrcuiryb. T. Norris fPrcsidentJ, M. Gillham: Row 2 - QPublic Affairs Secretaryj, S. Goodman fCorresponding Secretaryj, A. Sutphin, I. Webb Wice-Presidenljg Row 3 - M. Stcfanchik, A. Golden. 164 . fi fu .. 2 w 'Q 'K S 2 , 10 or f w G. Perry Point of information! Point of Order! Point of. . . whatever! . . . You're out of order. No, you're out of order! This whole WQLTI54 Council's out of order! Wait, I haven't recognized you yet! fLeiIa to Trentj . . . I move that we close debate! Second! Third! Fourth! . . . I can't make it to the meetingg I've got - CPeer Group, class, skating practice, garden club, Mom's birthday, hockey game, musical rehearsal, too much homevvorkj . . . Could I have a ride home? . . . Adam, is that chocolate pie or did you change the oil in your car? . . .Where's Yoramf? . . .Letlsjust vote, it's 9:30. . . The Pygmies? . . . I don't drink and I don't smoke, but I love . . . Mrs K - the walking joke book Not another one of Gil's amendments! You weren't in homeroom last MONTH! .. . C'mon, Pars, it's Student Council business!! This year was one of great activity for the Student Council. Working under a new constitution and a new form of representa- tion, the Council was able to effect many positive changes at Princeton High School. The most apparent ofthese are the Student Lounge, the Student Store, the soda machine, and the student radio station, WPHS. The Council this year split its efforts equally between activities and policy, holding such events as the welcoming dance, the Gkto- berfest, the Winter Carnival, and several student exchanges, while creating a program of student tutors, instituting changes in the Gold Key selection process, publishing a student phone directory, and establishing an honor roll. Much work also went on behind the scenes. Student Council members maintained the bulletin boards, kept the trophy cases neat, posted a calendar of school events, assisted at several social functions, and served on many school and community committees. It is the general goal of the Student Council to work with the students, their parents, the faculty, and the administration, to make each student's stay at PHS both educational and enjoyable. The Council's success is directly related to the support it receives from each of these groups, and for that reason the Student Council would like to thank the entire school community for a very success- ful year. 165 PRINCE 1982 JESSICA HANNON, editor-in-chief MRS. MARIANNE HARTMANN, faculty advisor MR. WILLIAM BUX, faculty advisor Photography: JENNY ULLMAN, editor ROB GILPIN, assistant editor Faculty: JESSICA LIU, editor ROBERTO TORRES, assistant editor Seniors: JENNIFER LISTER, SUZIE SHELLEY, edi- tors SHARI ROEMER, assistant editor Underclass: ANN SUTPHIN, editor DAN VIA, assistant editor Activities: KIKI VAN RAALTE, editor DEBBIE CEDENO, BERNICE CHEN, assistant edi- tors Sports: FRAN JOHNSTON, editor YUKARI MANABE, CHRIS PETERS, assistant edi- tors Business: STUART BORSCH, MIKE WOLFSON, edi- tors Copy: KAREN HENDRICKSON, editor REBECCA DAVIS, assistant editor Photographers: Robin Bowden, Ruth Callahan, Patty Dinella, Chris Keane, Paul Moriarty, Marc Royce, Lisa Schkolnick, Erik Smith, Nadia White Staff members: Jessica Adler, Tom Buzard, Bernice Chen, Patty Dinella, Lisey Good, Aaron Harris, Kim Hyde, Jennifer Johnson, Amy Messersmith, Wendy Oppenheim, Julie Popenoe, Liz Reeves, Margaret Rid- dle, Jodi Ringland, Todd Root, Erica Ruben, Jacqui Schreiber, Amy Schulman, Amy Sonnenschein, Adrianne Vanden Heuvel, Mako Yoshikawa, Nadia White. I66 . -iie if E ii 53: Iss' ,mms 'x S' L like-f wosnpg , .,-, , N my f Wk'J,,,.:,-. agms.. .,g,fifi ff, 'S ,i,,.... . . ii ...: .. Yi . - 'if f , L , F : I I 5' ,Wye-Q. x 5 gi N 1 1 JI, r 1, I I M ! , , v ll f1lg 3,', f, ' 5 I W gm f' 1 W - ., A.. as 7 ,w,,.23v A 167 ITALIAN CLUB The Italian Club anxiously awaited their trip to New York City where they saw a Broadway play and then dined in Little Italy Presidents Mike Cifelli a d R' B ' ' ' ' ' n 1ta alestrieri, along with the other members, extend their special thanks to Mr. Prezioso. Row l - M. Cifelli CPresidentJ, M. Maurog Row 2- C. Prezioso Qadvisorl, M. Emann, E. Lucullo, M. Tamasi, C. Taraschi. P. Nini. L. Siggiag Row 3- C. Severa, R. Carnevale, J. Matticoli, S. Pirone. E. Pironeg Row 4 - M. Clark, A. Trani. J. Dimeglio, T. Delnesco, D. Duryea, M. Pirone. 'ml M, W. --f W 42-U-1--.-F-n 'x'yvw 'I- ffsjsf I . W 5 ' 1 li- A, I ' V' V. A if '.,i lgqg- XZ Row l - M. Dimeglio, G. Allshouseg Row 2 - G. Seitz finstructorj, M. Reyes, D. Russell, D. Wells, A. Marrow, C. Samuels, S. Nini. 168 GER- Rowl K Stoy R0w2 S Snyder M Stow L lsaac B Archer R0w3 TN Habicht M Schwab S Schwab C. Mahoney,V.Ellistadvisorl,E. Over the past few years the German Club has blossomed lts membership has increased and an enthusiasm has been aroused The club had two Joint dinners with Lawrenceville Prep s German Club saw a German film, and had six members qualify for a trip to Germany this summer ln the spring a trip to the Pennsylvania Dutch Country was BLACK HITORY CLUB Row l - T. Liverman, N. Gillette QSecretaryJ. R Fisher tVice-Presidentj. M. Toussaint 1PresidentJ. A Lemarg Row 2 W D. McElroy, A. King, P. Walden, J Howard, C. Toussaint CTreasurerJ. S. Hutchins, J lngramg Row 3 - J. Jacobs fadvisorj, S. Cumber batch, D. Barclay, T. Kennedy, K. Stephens, E. Rice K. McKeIlarg Row 4 - A. Barclay, M. Howard, M Edwards. 169 lM N CLUB FRENCH CLUB K .......... -41,3 an , ,ai 4411.32 3 W Q, wi .. ,,, W O i ,UV Row l - L. Schkolnick, S. Bolton, Row 2 - G. Cheng, H. McFarlane, A. Schulman, H. McVicker, V. Mazzucato, J. Grccnstein, J. Adler, Row 3 - J. Carey Qadvisorb, B. Poncin Cadvisorj, L. Fresco, A. Brown. M. Book. D. Calaprice, D. Gochfield, O. Fryszman, Y. Yoshikawa. B. McCredie, A. Rutherford: Row 4 - J. Kyle, M. Tadros, D. Goodman, K. Poncin, K. Ufford. R. Sonnenschein. A. Messersmithg Missing -f L. Sonnenschein CPresidentl. The French Club had two dinners this year. Once again we participated in the French Exchange Program, this time with Venissieux. Members of the club raised money for trips taken when the eighteen French students were here in April. AS Row l - P. Fernandez, J. Couri, Row 2 - R. Torres, J. Grcenstcin tPresidentJ, G. Cheng, V. Mazzucato, Row 3 - M. Arichea. M. Tadros, P. Huckins, J. von Steuben, S. Kolb, B. Bhattacharya, J. Aforsg Row 4 -- C. Prezioso Cadvisorj, T. Snyder, V. Litz, B. Bhattacharya, F. Jugnet, S. Prudhomme, E. Lin, M. Lieng Row 5 - L. Schkolnick, C. Neilscn, R. Davis, C. Willis, S. Welch, E. Gordenker, G. Taylor. K. Lang, R. Abhari, S. Snyder, N. Jagcrsberg, B. Kim. l7O ui! if V, A M ' RECORDER CLUB Row 1- J. Kyle, V. Mazzucato, J. Greensteing Row 2 Y D. Katz, J. Struve, H. Lindbloom, D. Calaprice. The Recorder Club provides weekly group lessons and ensemble practice. There are sub-groups working on various musical levels, using repertoire mainly from the Renaissance and Baroque periods. SPANISH CLUB The members of the Spanish club met monthly to eat dinner and watch Spanish movies. Someday, however, they hope to dine in an elegant Spanish restaurant and to attend a Broadway play. The club members worked diligently to raise money through 'v st if v... f bake sales and taco sales. The club hopes also to raise money to sponsor a Q J child in Columbia. Row l - M. Morales tadvisorj, B. Price Cljresidentl. J. Hilton tadvisorlz Row 2 --- R. D'Oron1io, D. Schmidt. S. Corsover, E. Ruben, J. Kopp, Row 3 - G. Falcone, R. Barragan, A. Rose, D. Blumenthal, D. Jahn, K. McNeil, G. Ondetti, R. Long, N. Jesser, J. Rivera, K. Woodfield, Row 4 - E. Fernandez, S. Maitlen, N. Habicht, K. Sensenig, R. Kirikian, M. Willis, P. Knoepflmacher, M. Migliore, R. James, E. Harris, L. Willis, B. Archer. 171 PADDLE TENN S CLUB The Paddle Tennis Club pro- vides a noncompetitive atmo- sphere for the enjoyment and learning of this winter racket sport. SQUASH CLUB The Squash Club practiced twice weekly at Dillon Gym where members competed against one another in round robin tournament, which result- ed in a ranked ladder of the members. 172 My if f ' L l Q gums ,M t R I Left to Right A R. Gorman, B. Hewson, M. Crystal, B. Humes fadvisorj, R. Fleming, C. Lynch, D. Thompson, G. Cleveland, Ml tmml Lai 2 3 f M Row l - L. Fresco, K. Van Raalte, E. Ostriker, K. Bailey, K. Fleming, S. Billington, J. Goldfarb, D. Eiref, R. Komada fadvisorlg Row 2 - E. Fernandez, D. Blumenthal, K. Bowen, E. Smithg Row 3 - B. Thompson, J. Van Raalte. JUGGLI G CLUB N ' n s ,,. K I I ' DEBATE A D FGRENSIC Row l Y J. Hinkson, D. Proshan, M. Nitchum, A, Tahap Row 2 - W. Agin, S. Borsch, Y, Hazony, G. Perry, J. Rees, R. Cox, J. Barringerg Row 3 A C. Sanderson, M. Borsch. The Juggling Club, comprised of ten members, is in its second year at PHS. Members meet informally to ex- change new tricks and to dis- cuss techniques. Row l - E. Ostriker, S. McFarlaneg Row 2 - A. Sutphin, M. Kaderabek, P. Spiro CPresidentJ, J. Barringer. TEAM Under the guiding hand of Princeton University coaches, Richard Sommer and Chris Alston, the new PHS debate team took the state by storm, collecting an unprecedented collection of thirty-three individual and team trophies in preparation for a trip to the National Debate finals in San Francisco. l73 DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club has been very active this year watching plays, attending workshops and entering individuals in competitions. Early in the year the group saw Tennessee William's play, Night of the Iguana, at lVlcCarter. The club has attended several workshops including an all-day acting workshop stressing set design and dance techniques conducted by Penny Reed, a McCarter member, and an interesting workshop focusing on stage make-up. The club also sponsored members in dramatic competitions held at Bucks County, Rutgers, and Trenton State. The members ofthe Drama Club extend their gratitude to their loving director, Mrs. Wimberg, who has put so much effort and energy not only into the club's activities, but also into the three annual performances and the AA Show, l74 K. In front- C. Wimberg Cdirectorj: Row l - M. Riddle. S. Crandall. H. McFarlane, F. Maerae: Row 2 A K. Caulk, O Fryszman, A. Brown, J. Johnson, L. Good, A. Messersmith, A. Rudenstine, R. Davis, Row 3 - D. Ware, N. Moy, M. lssac, K Maerae, K. Ufford, R. Callahan, J. Lister, A. Bergman, J. Goldfarb, S. Webb, E. Suberg Row 4 - .l. Ullman, R. Pilshaw, E Ruben, A. Rose, J. Adler, T. Root, R. James, S. Van Dyck, C. Fillion, L. Spies, L. Fresco, S. Maddux, C. Galiardog Row 5- M Shears, T. lrenas, M. Mechanic, S. Corsover, C. Sanderson, P. Bergman, D. Ruiz, W. Agin, S. Daley, L. Wood, B. Smith, T Wilson CPresidemJ, P. Nelson, M. Royce, C. Cassel, P. Beckerman, C. Neilsen, C. Keane. n ll AA. SHOW 176 Jef faifzlukc fo ,Aggfgfxj K A U The 1751Afi. 512014,-I RH.5. Auditorium X 32O0,a,n1. 43 6,f-7 GIRL CRAZY FY 178 Km. 5 P- F 3 .5 1' f 179 'Au- 59 wi O' ' 1 M Q in . 52 .qv W S vw, I '51 424' i ,Q 1 4 ,, f + Q, . M, X .. f f at , 1 I 0 Mu I ,W W M903 my lwwwwfw WEN' 'W 2 W il 'ff -,, ' 4 . - . , fp' , W g 1,. ',,- :ML M A Q h L Q bv M ff ,, W, I' V QQL1 ,V ml f ., I I A -,MQW W Haw ,M k,,, M I 1 Q S . q 3 i 'Q . Vi 'sg s Q. is S KX. .: . . 3 2 9 'w, i N Q. S' Q K - - fa S6 A ,Q.. 2. , ' A 1.k kg, I . K i -h Ti, AVf7 i Ikilg vkkkhk A ' 1 1 f' i 1 ' A 5 Q Qf .. .. A,,.:W .,,,Wz,..,gAV A Q Lt V 5 A K V A .. g.gW- L 1 it V V m hh h M . , ,. . ,1, lI.i LW': Zl T Q L, .L,, VLIE 5 A ' Q m ik 1 as EK Q JR .. wwe . KX was ::-M- .. ,., if K we 4 'W wax, A in I K 'Eff Wana 'Yr Sv 28 ,xg 5 Q W 3 Q WMF W N Fw 35 5 W N ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 N 1 WHMGAE FIELD HOCKEY 3 VARSITY: Row l - R. Sweeney, K. Heinzel, M. Greeland, L. Blair, G. Rice, L. Ruben, S. Hendrickson, H. Hoff: Row 2 - F. Johnston, D. Cedeno, A. Varney, E. Lependorf, C. Knight, K. Hendrickson, E. Gabrielsen, A. Fraker, S. Gorman, M. Heeg. gf xx' 4, 5 ' H Q 5 I4 5 5 -ff - - z kg, f' ,A ,R ' ff? f I r , , fk I 1' l gn.. 4 v :fl ,- f x f l86 One day at a time f this is enough. Do not look back and grieve over the past, for it is gone, and do not be troubled about the future, for it has yet to come. Live in the present, and make it so beautiful that it will be worth re- memberingf, Thanks, Miss Jones, for all you've given us, both on and off the field. Be sure to always strive to be happy and live life to the fullest! Stay just a little bit longer, we want to play Y just a little bit longerf' Jackson Browne Love, Field Hockey 1981 We'll always remember ....... JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1 - E. DeB0er, S. Crandall, M. Howard, A. Navarro, P. Godfrey, A. Vanden Heuvel, A. Sutphin Ccaplainl, S. Kershaw, Row 2 - K. Ivan, J. Lister, C. O'Donoghue, R. Gorman, L. Litt, C. Taraschi P. Huckinsg Row 3 - S. Berry, M. Book, P. Jennings, L. Yim, E. Schoenstein, G. Versfeld, S. Watson. Varsrty Freld Hockey Txgers Opponents South Brunswlck Hopewell West W1ndsor Stelnert Hrghtstown PDS Ewmg Notre Dame Hamllton Notre Dame Hopewell West Wmdsor Mercer County Tournament Cvs Lawrencej Hnghtstown 2 Stuart 0 l Mercer County Tournament 2 Cvs Notre Damej 1 Ewlng l 0 Lawrence 0 1 State Tournament 0 tvs. Ridgej 1 State Tournament 2 tvs. Hopewellj WW MW f' UWM 7 7 . 1 PM f, .V 188 FRESHMEN: Row 1 - S. Shearman, S. Matin, L. Klingebiel, A. Jacobs, A. Littlejohn, M. Wallman, C. Kaderabek, N. Glucksberg, B. Byrne, R Bender, S. Heidere, K. Perna, A. Lakelyp Row 2 - J. Mann, L. Rosenthal, S. Flynn, A. Halstead, J. Dimeglio, C. Ende, H. Lanier, C. DeBoerg Row 3 - J. Koepp, M. Murray, D. Glover Lcoachj, S. Lofgren, B, Krauthamer, S. Roberts, A. Tate. , X 3, ., .- tim 1 Q f 3' -W fi XM' f-W f Q . D S Q ti ' J Nw' 1 'X .N J, J 2 , , i . E, A I A vis . 3: Qagxgg - , 5 X X , X, 3 34: Q Y X - K 'fs D5 -.'f L Q . ,131 J - X 1- . .A.. , X i. M X' -X ' f Q ' 'I H .gf ee 1 ---.- ',m-- Xt xXL, XX X it ' ' ' : Q A A A '--' H ,,X. ,X J ' , ' Q X, W g J A .X ' in ffg. XX X. ' 'i LLLLL N Q exe-N53 , i --L. ' ' -V B .t: g,.g 5 'Ti .W My ,Ah.L ,- WLL, ,M ,Y,L ,f,LL . L,.L Q 5. -A-,M XA., . -..- ' i' X R -'-, .-.. M X . ,Q ' X -W. B - .- rw ,,L. R Z, f K K 'N if ,,X.,,.. W., Nt . XX ..,- . X. M 1. .W . X J Q -, -- - 1 ..-X . 1 J- 7 ' X , X. - X - ' X X . 1 X , J- '- h 1 ' F X,-L ' wi fe - - - ' S t -' Sie W X x--X 2. -' z - fl e ft Nfl . X 1 VARSITY: Row l - A. Stenard Qcaptainj, D. Ronel, Qcaptainj, J. Miller Ccaptainjg Row 2 W D, Bienkowski, C, Bolster, P. Fernandez, B. Kim, R. Gottlich, J. Bolster, T. Foltiny, E. Beacham Qcoaehjg Row 3 - C. Mahoney, T. Devin, B. Quinn, A. Taft, D. Eiref, J. Lysaker, J. Smart, S. BorsChX 190 I l Sa X vw. 1+ 'Wx it K ' ' -, v , , , I , ' as '1 ' .. ,. Ax Q- 'wif ,. N -. sa -.'g H-5921 'lurk A-ft. . ,M e Q Hnikfsg QQ, K N ,5 5, I Y' .Q X -wggf, my Vx 'V .1 Q Sf in his 'E - - a 4 ' .. 5 s as 9, , . r ,. is g 3. lf' t 'Q it . 'W . B -- . Q X .. 1... sf i f ' f -- Eu 1. ,. X 2 --.5 . f ' . J 1 Q gf- ff 1 M ,,, . 4 .- - Y ana -X - eff fm i ,gripe t V' 'f-it '- Q .. I .,.' 2 a was 2- fa 'P .W . t -- - -- A of - . a X rss 1 '9k - ' 'RTS ' ' ',. s- Ni?-'PFQ-G s l. . --f -i f 2-ff .fs-ft a ' - , t fr . ' ff' I Even though the pre-season training was a nightmare, the l98l soccer season did have its better moemnts e we got bright new uniforms and we did win three games!!! Banh Soo, Mahoney, Miller and Ronel seemed to get in all the papers, one way or another, and we even got televised. The Bedford Field game was a blast, who did kick that ball through the window of Valley Road? But above all, and most importantly, we ended up enjoy- ing ourselves and came away feeling grateful for the benefits of the soccer program. Thanks, Beach, Mrs. Mackey and Chris. .'--. X... 1? , as ' ,V Q . ,fm saft srsvve , . - 1 f 'N' f K Q ,Ulf 1. ff- -we Ai gwfwma g, .., W g a W 21155 V32 xg, .f ' J.,-,gg '- . .. 4 in A' 1 :i eu? 1 , s:.,Qg,?3,i,gP fc W A A V J O -,, V gy f lr -' ..-. N' . e -lmfxi'-if Y 'A . K af ' H :fe -' at f .'.- . if 5ia1Gv4' f , 1' 'wifi' 'S iv, iiii as if M ? q..aa.,,a ,j X 'A, . Lrer f 1 - K - 4 mi rtr' , ' - M 'kate v... . ,. if f a M i -. ii-, i fiii ig ,.f. Q, tg! 4 A ,,,, , f s , . - at to t F41 fi ' L' ' ii,- 372,14 11 1 as K . a , i ,Y I A 15- -e'i . . 't ' -, I .. .a.' e .W l9l Vl J A V if 'A,M A . 4 so 1' 1 lr A. A' if fr - 'f.VPf f if 1 ' QW fs, JUNIOR VARSITY: Row l W T. Jones, E. Cohn, D. Schrayer, B. Bushnell, D. Allen, D. Proshan, B. Branson, M. Chamberlin, T. Curtis: Row 2 - C. Boyman fcoachl, A. Phillips, F. McCormack, A. Forman, M. Migliore, J. Lusen, N. Hastings. N. Calloway, E. Fernandez, l. Webb, D. Nelson. J. Johnson lmanagerj, A. Brown lmanagerj. A . - A .i.. ...X Q jf SJ' Q is - 5-3. wwe- .A-uw go- A f ' ii ls . 'Q A V x 'Kirk 1 A X ..,:r.q,A .... .M ,. 1 -w-.Q A v at .Qs W .Q 5-'a'55t..,.... .. . -. .1 Q - K Y V ,M -' . A . 1 Qc . v- - -. ' i '- ,J . .N-1:-Ns. - .. -A was A Q 3 . A 'fw+'J ' ' ' ' sig A..+-....- ls- 0 i ,Q W ,.. 'f,-V-5 -5,,-is K W ' ' - ' V ,Q A Q., .f ' ' I , K .. any Ag i .f-v . L . K Q 91- . N ,..Nf,::?,vrQ 3 ,,:ks,..N,, i:...BV.,5. Qs.. K x A N , M W1 -peg , 'N ,,,',1.gt. Y . 2gfg?': 55? A 8. ff' gi ' . .A f 5 L J - L ,M . , I.. ill.JF,,3,gi 5XSV M . A Q A. '.,,, . I . riff :sms wc: Y ' 'T Higgs- 'Q-4 T J J - - . 'N-vu.. -A-' sf: ' ',. sw ws-wfivs. -X -- .. . sw K .ia 192 .. 1 a-ff' :,.'f.' ik ,.k:,:a,grg: Ig - ' ' 1- -' , ' - s' ., J K I -a 1 . .,,Se,y' S S ,K N il J -. 'QV FRESHMEN: Row l - M. Mack, J. Berry, A. Aiken, J. Sharp, T. Foltiny, M. Pelrone, G. Hulsman, L. Savage, S. Grover, J. Cohen, J. Oppermang Row 2 - D. Pinelli, J. Espada, R. Lavid, T. El-Shakhs, G. Trelstad, G, Fox, D. Lennon, T. Perna, D, Litt. GIRLS, SOCCER VARSITY: Row l A S. Wright, Row 2 - N. Oates fcaptainj, N. White, L. Lockwood, L. Goldstein, A. Fryzsmang Row 3 - C. Toussaint, N. lesser, A. Bakoulis, M. Toussaint, R. Prudhomme, M. Greenland, C. O'Donoghue, J. Lapsleyg Row 4 - C. Clohossey, B. Falcone, S. Lofgren, L. Bolster, R. Cox. Remember . . . the Ewing victory C2-lj, Nadia's 6'Broken leg,', Git it Marj! Nora's quick recoveries, Lauriels throw ins, 'LAunt Jemimaf, Carine's traps, L'Beat 'em, bust 'em, Barbie's saves, the three frosh, the long night game, Mary's problem, rugby, and the famous mudfight. 194 y y Pars, You have been a very special coach to all of us and we thank you for the hard work and time that you put into the team. Those of us who are returning next year are grateful that we had a chance to have you as a coach, for at least a year r anyway. All of us will miss you next year. 1-1 ... s Love, Soccer 1981 JUNIOR VARSITY: Row l - J. Azzolini, G. Ondetti, H. Mehlman, L. Bienen, E. Ostriker, M. Marson, S. Webbg Row 2 - V. Mazzucato, R. Blair, M. Wilson, B Archer, C. Tate, M. Gillham, C. Willis, R. Davis: Row 3 5 J. Hinkson, E, Doherty fcoachj. 195 wr it CROSS , XJ, , CGUNTRY ff , .1 , 1 , , ss, , Q., f w A Day at the Races Without helmet, sword or even shield, the Little Tigers prepare to take the field. They toe the line with iron wills, and prepare themselves for the hills. Bang! Theylre off and running, all in a pack, the competition struggling in the back. Over field and knoll they bound, their nimble heels barely touching the ground No hill or slope will slow their pace, for this is more than just a race. The CVC crown is the prize, and for this there is no compromise. Armed with nerves and numerous Nikes, the Little Tigers bury the Iron Mikes. 196 l VARSITY Rowl C Gillis M Schwab S Schwab T McMorrow Ccoachj R0w2 Y Lune A Little D. Prockop T Kingston C Cleaves Row 3 J Waltman J Woolston Row 4 R Fisher Qcaptamj Q , Q ...f 4. row- iw. vgfofofa 'ifelfii ,. 'twig Xa JUNIOR VARSITY: Row l - M. Stefanchik, J. Farmer, T. Perkinsg Row 2 A M. Kaderabek, K. Sensenig, R. Pilshaw. W flyfyftpf I '... J - N iw ,.. , .... V I ,V . ' Vlnlr M .,,, 'V 1 ' 3 C 1Q C Q ' I Qin UQ, 35,5 iv..f'K',,?i..f l , I ,l'f R R RR ' eww - TZ 1 V 6 ' I... , . l Varsity Cross Country Tigers Opponents Hopewell West Windsor Hightstown McCorristin Ewing Notre Dame Notre Dame Hamilton West Windsor Hightstown McCorristin Ewing Steinert Lawrence 25 31 27 28 26 32 21 36 23 32 28 29 23 32 23 Hopewell 32 19 36 26 29 41 l9 20 39 22 33 33 24 22 35 f ,1,.,fL,,5'....,..!. .. 4: 'ga S. GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY: Row l f L. Hertfordg Row 2 - J. Webb, F. Taylor, B. Oppenheimg Row 3 - A. Gross, K. Cummings, A. Anderson. Vf GIRLS, TENNIS fbf 3 - i..ln. s-...viz gt N' x .S XJ VARSITY: Row l - R. Chowins, P. Dinella Qcaplainj, J. Schwartz fcaptainj, L. Brower fcaptainj, J. Pickensg Row 2 - J. Popcncc, B. Berman, J. Samaroo, D. Rosenfeld, H. McVickcr, B. Humes lcoachj. 198 nwnwmwa W This season tennis was a blast, And very convenient since our matches went fast! But in the states, our opponents got stronger, And unfortunately, the matches took longer, For the second year Rumson ended our run, Despite the loss, we had a lot of fun. Danielle, again, was number one, 6'Boy, that girl can hit the ball-a-ton! At second singles, Patty was undefeated, Despite the fact she never cheated! Julie came through for us all the time, In the states, she was at her prime. Jenny and Rosemary, what a doubles pair, They could win games without a care! Lizzie and Heather had all the etiquette, And were lethal, when they made it to the net! All the players were number one in the country, For Mr. Humes, not a bad bounty. Once again, the states are yet to be, With graduation of four seniors, next year is a must to see! Mr. Humes, try to maintain our legacy New warm-ups, a feat, too bad they're not lacy. 199 FOOTBALL if Thi 1 ki 200 N x19 err? wt Tlgers 42 20 28 15 22 19 0 Varstty Football Brumwlck Ewlng Hun Hightstown West Windsor McCorristin Lawrence Notre Dame Trenton Opponents O 6 15 0 Z7 37 20 Qi Under first year Head Coach Bill Cirullo, what may appear to be a disappointing season will benefit next year's team. Many of the underclassmen received valuable game experience. The team ran up a 5-1 record before many devastating injuries and mistakes resulted in losing the last three games. The highlight of the season was the crushing defeat of West Windsor, 28-15, whom PHS had not beaten in four years. The seniors, who finished their careers with a combined record of 20-8 over the past three years, will take fond memories of PHS football with them. Princeton High Football 3 Anthony Turner 5 Ralph Carnevale 7 Willie Whittaker 10 Jason Petrone 11 Scott Porreca 12 Terrence Phox 17 David Barclay 19 Eddie Rice 22 Dwight Coleman 26 Dave Myers 30 Jon Sherin 31 Mickey Carnevale 33 Scott Gabrielsen 34 Larry McKellar 36 Kevin Phox 37 Tom Haggerty 41 Albino Nini 44 Wayne Davis 47 Lamont Fletcher 50 Tom Hendry 51 Alec Hoke 52 Paul Geller 53 Chris McCray 54 David Showalter 57 Tom Murray 58 Matt Kinnan 62 Adam Cote 64 Eric Rapp 66 Geoffrey Carroll 67 Carmelo Mauro 71 Chris Peters 72 Ernest Pirone 73 Ken Varvel 74 Doug Paul 77 Martin Edwards 79 Peter Young 80 Steve Moseley 82 Chris Hoover 83 Kenneth McKellar Head Coach: Bill Cirullo Assistants: John Brokenbaugh Steve Goff Craig Randall Hugo Rossi 201 E 'fra 3 A, alll . gb N vi, SENIORS: Row l - Pillow, Wach, Flydell, Chuke, Glookg Row 2 - Bucky, Sand Man, Kong, Slab Hands, Hollywood: Row 3 - Fish, Brac, Coconut. Miss- ing - Sparkles Barclay, Daddy Cool Edwards. rf,, il,r -. rir. :ff iol,ili M. ,.ylii W ,i.,iii ,rcyli,,l ,i.c ccil l.ccl . F F fWrMW f6 'MMr A U M VW 19 . ,,i.c, ,,.,,A, W. c,,i gif -gg-w - W. Q ,i,c, .. ., ,,,,y .. ...... 7 , 3 I 4 r - , 'Y . 547 F 2 , g,-f ,l R? P 5-Jigga Mgt!-Q 10 - 4. ,, ' f--an ' ?,..,.. i, A, Q Q f ,u 23 2' - F 2 ' L 4 ff. Q 1 g P, V44 H . ,, wan - T! .X ,M . , , S., V A A i 4 1 A , , in ff, was an r sayin hr 8x,:,,:N,f .K qnfhs. 3, F-N n M A TQ. Q x FRESHMEN: Row l - T. Granger, D. Hemingway, S. Fisher, G, Ondetti, G. Boccanfuso, S. Davis, Row 2 ---f J. Brokcnbaugh Qcoachj, S. Hu1chins,V. Podgourski, W. Weddcrburn, F. Young, K. McKellar, E. Hayes, M. Sierra, H. Rossi Qcoachb, 202 9-. 203 CHEERLEADI G Row l A S, Mazltera, L. Goldeng Row 2 A C. Procaccino ico- captainj, A. King foo-captainjg Row 3 - L. Fresco, K, Van Raalte. 15 xx 204 'V A ,M 'fm ,M A4 r 'fin 'gy 'zi' A 4, W 3' f 'V ,, I Q 6 'W L A Vs r 'iv N51 1 M V 1 , ,Q Wm M., , 44 yfxq, ,,, 'Aww 205 BUY ,BA KETBALL HCEPO xy1CEfy1 1 8-f -.1 YJ VARSITY: Row 1- T. Phoxg Row 2 - M. Trotman Qcoachj, R. Stokes, K. Varvel, P. Keaney, M. Shapiro, K. Hayesg Missing D. Barclay, T Kennedy, L. McKellar, S. Gabrielsen, J. Ingram, J. Howard. Captain Larry McKellar e Baby D, Timmy Kennedy A The Wizard, David Barclay - Barcplug. Paul Keaney M Bird, Jameel Howard - Ishmeel, and Robert Stokes e Yokes. It's been a great season! And with a strong group ofunderclassmen, the Little Tiger Basketball team can look forward to a strong season in 1983. 206 ik I Q..-f 2 If , 'iLQ'iE 4 1 Stahl' ' JUNIOR VARSITY: Row l A E. Rice, A. Ninig Row Z - A. Turner, C. Brown, J. Petronc, T. Howard, D. Hyde, E. Rice, J. Brokenbaugh Qcoachj 208 QMFMP ,. 'Huff 5. gf i. . -14 Q I wg,- :a if FRESHIVIEN: Row I - M. Petrone, D. Hemingway, S. Fisher, R. Jackson, T. Granger, Row 2 - S. Hutchins, J. Cohen, G. Hulsman, T. Doe, E. Hayes, S Davis, Row 3 - F. Young, K. Green, S. Means, F. Massenat, E. Beachum Ccoachj. i n W9 ii'i V Q I X CHEERLEADI G fix an- 'Uh Z Q VARSITY: Row l A D. McElroy, nhl? TX C. Procuccino, A. King: Row 2 - C. Brown, M.Scl1 cr, S. Mullcra, D. Gray 210 'M' 455 T X tw, , Wx ' Q' Q' ' r xx JUNIOR VARSITY: Row l - C. Sloan, M. Howard, A. Lcmarg Row 2 - S. Cumberbatch, T. Leverman, M, Murray, T. Spruill, T. Barclayg Row 3 - Aust. 4. a S a unlq GIRL ' BA KETBALL VARSITY: Row l - B. Falcone, T. Hemingway, C. Toussaintg Row 2- K. Kahny. S. Cumberbatchg Row 3 - K. Lytle, P. Walden, L. Abernethy. SENIORS: Bottom to Top - T. Hem- ingway, K. Kahny, B. Falcone, L. Aber- nethy. I -I 212 r Q JUNIOR VARSITY: Row l - W. Turner, A. Kornegayg Row 2 - C. Clohosscy, D.Glovcr1coachJ, S. Casey. K. ...Inn Yu A .Bw 1 . FRESHMEN: Row l - M. Futra-Masse P. Hendry, B. Halvorsen, M. Gardner, L Nalhang Row 2 - M. Cumberbatch, J Freeman, J. Azzolini, T. Morelli, Miss C Ccoachj. 213 GIRLS, WINTER TRACK 'lTeefus , UGassy,', unymphw, and nips', - 1600 meter Gladys Rice '82 relay team - 4:14 - best in the C.V.C. All C.V.C. Team, 3 years Debbie: '6You're always hitting someone! All Mercer County, 3 years Gail: f'Gallops around the track lst place State Sectionals Gong jumpj 17' 8 1980 Kerri: 'lUse your arms lst place Mercer County 400 meter 1981 58.3 Crecordj Gladys: Slow downln lst place C.V.C. 400 meter 1981 Gold Key Award 1981 Gladys, it won't be the same without you. You've come a long way, and helped a tremendous amount of people. 4'One ofthe few shining stars that has gotten brighter every Weill miss you, year. She has never gone backward f always forward. Good Luck! P,H.S. Girls Track -Coach Fletch Row l - J. Webb, A. Gross, K. Phox, G. Rice, C. Porrecag Row 2 - M. Anderson Qcoachj, G. Woolston, K. Cummings, J. Soderman, L. Hertford. 214 WRE TLI G Row 1- S. Pirone, J. Miller, N. Hastings, E. Cohn, D. Schwartzg Row 2 - L. DiPano tcoachj, L. Merry, S. Ellis, P, Knoepflmacher, R. Carnevale, E. Panitz, B. O'Grady, M. Wilson, R. Blair, D. Schmidt. Special thanks to Mr. DiPano and Mr. Meryl for the many long hours that they devoted to the team. Also thanks to Rachel, Di- anna, and Martha, who were the most dedicated managers in the world. The captains e Josh and Brian 4 would especially like to thank the group of basically hard-working wrestlers who, even in a disappointing season, managed to gain all the things that can only be gained by those who persist. Dave actually made it through ten minutes of practice without asking a stupid question. Eric survived an entire practice without a serious injury. Nick went an entire free period without mentioning food once. Clark kept his balance. Cote brought his own towel. Dave Fields was the premiere J.V. wrestler in the world. Ralph and Scott learned how to time their mile run with a calendar. Paul learned a new song. Evan, you may eat exactly ZA of a bananna for dinner, two oranges and one egg for breakfast. -Thank you, All 215 BA EBALL VARSITY: Row 1+ E. Hoover, M. Tamasi, S. Porecca Qcaptainj, R. Carncvale, K. Phox, fcaptainj, T. Phox, P. Nelson, M. Cifellig Row 2 - J. O'Neill lcoachj, D Thompson, F. Shingle, C. Lippincott Ccaptainj, V. Filion, J. Smart, J. Bascara. M. Carnevale. J. Miller. SENIORS: Row l - J. Smart, S. Porreca, K. Phox, M. Cifelli, J. Bascarag Row 2 -- F. Shingle, C. Lippincott, V. Filion, J. Miller 216 L. J , 'LT.. . .W A S 'sh-. JUNIOR VARSITY: Row l - D. Bascara. K. Stroman, D. D'Angelo, J. Dumont, R. Barragan, M. Hannon, N. Jagersbergg Row 2 W T. Rosenthal, J. Enslin, G Lepcndorf, J. O'Grady, J. Petronc, M. Migliore, V. Hammond Ccoachj. . s FRESHMEN: Row l - D. Sanders, J. Blankstein. J. Berry, J. Cohen, T. Foltiny, D. Lennon, S. Pirone, G. Hulsman, J. Firestone. 217 V? , GIRLS' SOFTBALL K 5 kw -A 5. ,. X M 'N .. .. L - K ,lt . y Q -.f- : - ff . .mv I. K. ,e.:fg,,w , -i . L wi Riff X , A . 5 N an nf fl Row I - H. Ward, E. Lucullo, B. Falcone, S. Hendrickson, P. Hendry: Row 2 - M. Trotman fcoachl, A. McAllister, S. McDonald, M. Greenland, N. Gillctc, J Sodcrman, C. Sloan. Not pictured: S. Lapsley 219 BOY ' TENNIS W ,ew ww-vw 'W milf, W .., it! Row I - D. Rosenfeld, A. Phillips, K. Goldfeld, T. Kingston, J. Leshy, S. Bachall, M. Crystal, N. Rudenstein, M. Mack, Row 2- M. Marchand, D. Prockop, L. Sisson, M. Mechanic, D. Schwartz, K. Smith, B. Barry, D. Litt, D. Williams, B. Freeman, M. Elliot Row 3 A T. Root, R. Dunham, T. Root, F. Schwab, D. Via, G. Trelsted, M. Kaderabeck, S. Farharg 220 Q2 - X I ,,f1 , W ,. N - M-f A A ' - garb fwuwwa .,, '-' 'Aw-fu PRI G TRACK if V ...va -W We-'F GIRLS' TRACK: Row l - L. Fletcher fcoachlg Row 2 f F. Johnston, M. Rice, L. Smith, S. Strachen, J. Adler, C. Porreca, L. Hertford, M. Cantrill, A. Fryszman, A. Gross, S. Webb, Row 3 - C. Futra-Masse, B. Halvorsen, N. White, P. Walden, A. Brandt, R. d'Oronzio, G. Woolston, K. Cummings, A. Haga Hagadorn, K. Crafton, J. Hinkson, E. Lin, Y. Manabeg Row 4 - K. Phox, G. Rice, M. Toussaint, J. Meluskey, F. Taylor, D. McElroy, D. Fishman, M. Selzer, D. Gray. M. Greenland, K, Ivan, S. Berry. V , 'U .l.. ly Q- . Q se W fr by L 1 A . A ge 5 1 . V , 1 gi' ' K .. .. Q39 ..- - 4. 'gk' PV. f . . . A W . A afi- 55 D ft' ' Q. S iHllw5f.s S A A D . . . , . .... -..- 'Q -. sv y .N , . .xg . 52 Y -xt is A V 1: ' lx Q., . , Q K, LJ as ? X A Vs . x krs .. W V- tk, .. in .K K. A .AF . 1 ': - A . i ..ii . 1 A A or A i A it iie. ii iii I . - .' ... .f f-f r .xi .lli, h as .., A - Q - h..., . ,, ., . . A I ...... . K . J t 5 5 its .e QS W F if Q PRINCETON Q 5 X 61 M . ... . . ,.... . -tual! ... .. I R kt . N . 222 . ,,,.,,,.,L.A.,,,,. ,,,, . ..,,,,,,,,,,,, .,. . , f, ..,.j,,..w,. ., . . H .I S ,,,,,., ,, . ,,,., . . - .,..v.....a-W.. T. ..,....,, ,e7,.....g-.- ' K 4 , ,, . ,,, . , , ,,,,, W, , , , , ,, , ,, 1 , fWr.,.,. ,. ,,,, , .. ., ,. , 1 1 2 , BOYS' TRACK: Row l - J. Woolston Lcaptainj, L. Fletcher Qcaptainjg Row 2 - L. Lockwood, A. Little, T. Geherty, J. Waltman, H. Hendry, T, Murray, Row 3 - K. Sensenig, S. Schwab, S. Fletcher, K. McKellar, E. Rice, T. Howard, M. Schwab, Row 4 - T. Haggerty, D. Gibson, B. Ellcrstein, A. Nini, C. Rapp, M. Chessler, P. Kemp, R, Babu, Row 5 - D. Sensenig, T. Perkins, W. Wedderburn, S. Davis, G, Ondetti, K. McKellar, F. Massenat, J. Snijdcrsg Row 6 - S. Hutchins, F. Tenney BS - 'I s it 5, J 223 BUYS, LACRDSSE VARSITY: Row I - D. Karsch. R. Carlson, S. Mosely, T. Breithaupt, P. Versfeld, C. Peters, B. Price, C. Carrington, Row 2- K. Varvel, A. Hoke, D. Mackenzie, S. Ga- brielsen, C, Rice, B. O'Grady3 Row 3- K. Stevens, D. Showalter, W. Whittaker, T. Alexander. M. Kinnang Row 4-C. Randall Qass't. coachj, P. Geller, Q. Cote, W. Cir- ullo Ccoachl. 224 P ,. 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IXIYI 1vCAMISHUl'n4 u,mnmnrwuru'uuwruruul''lrmmr'uuf ulv--I:nl '-ullul ' AA,X, To .,,. .,,An, I g . ,.,n I ,,.n vv1N?qNGAiy1g SHOP Telephone: 924-2468 The Friendly Shop Monday through Thursday 9:00 a.m, to 8:00 pn F day and Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.: NASSAU DELICATESSAN ONE PALMER SQUARE FRESH BAKED GOODS NEWSPAPERS 8: MAGAZINES Coxgs sToRE HOSCINIAA STIlO'I .LOIEIOTIEIQI SSOII CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 FROM J AY'S CYCLES The Bicycle Store RALEIGH MOTOBECANE FUJI UNIVEGA IU -B xl . r COHSWLI Sxxqef' , ru C1153 . 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