Princeton High School - Prince Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1983 volume:

I W, I ! 4 1 w Prologue Welcome to the 1983 Prince. Between its covers we have gath- ered familiar faces and memories of this, our graduating year, 1983: the trials, the tribulation, the victories, the defeats, and the good times . . . Through this yearbook, we have found a way to preserve and carry with us these fond memories of Princeton High School and the motto for which it stands, I Live to Learn and Learn to Livef, 4X , 1 F, Q .S i Q The Prince Princeton High School Princeton, New Jersey 08540 x, ,,1 if A W I'- 2 Q X if-. 'INN . uf' if i, A N gil A P.H.S. at 21 Glance li 4 , M 2. 'V ,,,. si ' fu, aw ef '4,0 Z- M Vw if 4, Iyy, A L. 'ff f l L , , My . .W an H., I 1 K - K' 1' W ' Z' I W, Q.. U f' Y? ' 'M , I 2 , -ng ,'7'.e1 M, ZAR! 830 Wf- K , .L,-X K K 2 V WN, if ? QKQ 1 !!:siii,x,g1,kg 4 3' I 1 fm, ffyffff w , rf ,F W-am, W X .P -Q- N..,..N. 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Leadership and learning are indis- pensable to each otherf' -John Fitzgerald Kennedy The staff of the 1983 Prince is proud to dedicate this yearbook to John Sakala in appreciation of his continual demand for excellence from every member of the Princeton High School community and his concern for fulfilling its potential. He has given 10091 and has asked for no less in return. Being the first class to have travelled from freshman initiation to graduation with Mr. Sakala, the Class of 1983 is especially aware of the impact that he has made on the school by his introduction of many new courses, Project Adventure and a basic revitalization of the entire school. Besides being a fine administrator, he shows great versatility and skill in other fields. Mr. Sakala holds the rank of Life Master, the highest possible ranking in the American Contract Bridge League. He has won over fifty championships through- out his career. He is currently teaching bridge in the Princeton Adult School. We thank Mr. Sakala for being an outstanding principal, and inspiring teacher, and a true friend. FACULTY Adminstration, Guidance, English, Math, Science, Social Studies, Languages, Creative Arts, Practical Arts, Student Services, Physical Education, Board of Education, Media Center Secretaries, Aides, Cafeteria, Custodians Admin- stration, Guidance, English, Math, Science, Social Studies, Languages, Creative Arts, Practical Arts, Student Ser- vices, Physical Education, Board of Education, Media Center Secretaries, Aides, Cafeteria, Custodians Admin- stration, Guidance, English, Math, Science, Social Studies, Languages, Creative Arts, i x Y Y 4 f Q - I 1 1 1 I i 5. i 5 7 . l ? BOARD OF EDUCATION M. Tomalin fVice-Presidentj, A. McGoldrick fPresidentj, P. Houston fSuperintc-:ndentj .,,, 'r J. Swan Not Pictured: P. Baskerville, C. Sanderson fStudent Mcmberj, M. Toussainl CStudcnt Alternatej, J. McLaughlin fAttorneyj. A. Grossman, M. Tomalin 22 Now, we sure goveaumeur Mxewr gave emu -me fS:H.00Cv we sure mo ENT 3o'lv WGHQ ee TAKEN Avgm vu.: New C01 aww Yowke REALLY NKCEA :aw News' fi i ABOU-V QT YOUAQQKZLD GET AVR K- Mf- 'Xwv 5 maven mefx fo BRICK . 0 in mums -mm' WE DONT 'ffm' 15310 A WQTH RHODQ YSLAND serv-seen NOW AND WN? 5041, gqgq, 'IN 'WM CASE--H xfxqj wffw, Z' 6 xx ff X J f N aim Qjjgwrg ff ' A, .wi W SN A I . . N f l Wx? Z6 K K . Q . C QV K 'X' - fr ' I My M.-55 .7 ig 75 . 0 Q.. ' I N XIIITNNTW-1 Nl 1 lx X X 5 I l V 1 V 1 X Wu f Y ' Xu ' H. Levine, R. McGee, D. Madden ilu .'1 ' lf--- A ' J. Horner. J. McKenzie. NI. Mahoney. H. Fox 1 S 5 , N., ADMINISTRATIGN 'S-HIP Q.. -.A N mov!!! NNE mm 4 J. Sakala 4 Principal 24 f 'm.f F. Burke Assistant Principal NEWS News 1 AONNXNISTRPVUON HKRES ARMD QXJARDS To Mime eumemo ow: 'mass THEIR VNU4'Nf1m'C5'5 'ne 'Dover- kiejjvvx 1 A KJ ' I X Qgx Q Q, V ff S 16 Z iiwfs ' M,-ff,.!f? A ! 3 y, ,,A, Q 1 M 0 7 N. Van Arsdalen f Assistant Principal Not Pictured: V. Euell 25 GUIDANCE la x J k . 5 ,, H, MSA ' M. Trotman N ig gf R. Saldon A. Bracoloni 26 E. Thomas EDIA CENTER 45 s 5 i A I 4 fe, v ' WH A. Dimock H. Highfield Mm, , X,,V- W Aww , A ---::-.1z1- I - ,,,L I, 54 5' : :sa2wE51p'- if ':H..,, ' - 1-ov' J. Zwaaf L. Smith SECRET RIE E. Spainhour 1 4 4, ' .59 B. Hirst 28 Hertford ri ig is nl -3 -S 1: xx, xx . 5 4' xx .,'5i?f . F nf P' ' Nw J . W a r re n LMAM., if P. MIYOS M. Chludzinski 3 ,nn- ,,,f,s, H. Hoagland - M. Drummond G. Davxs 'NW . ENGLISH M. Cappello J. Goodman in M' Rose M. Hartmann C. Campbell E. Buckley N v '15 ' I 1 A 1 J. Jacobs - Department Head L. Turbeville P. Thomas L. Mansier fl H. Allegretti D. Peskin K. Yoder MATHEMATICS K. Burkert J' Mamet 4 32 E. N. Taha G. Mortensen e Department Head s fit. f sig ix Ze , K is ifggi R. Horowitz W. Humes i. ,. . , o . M. Djorup N55 5 y 52 5' D. Kopp R. Goldberg P Larsen M, M .W .1 M M 1.0, -nn in 33 SCIENCE N W. Nelson P C. Sprague 34 D. Baum . M, Q ,ruyjf A hi' L. Kruegel A I 1 ,.w ' 'Q Ke, M-..,,,,,w Www f ff ,gg l D. Bellemore I. Taha - Department Head J. Brittain J. Toscano R, Komada SCCIAL TUDIE ,M 5 D' Snyder R. Heyman F x v 1 f fs 15 N 0. . . ,, fi!! K TA wi J. Bulger ' PQ -5 -Q is nimg Q L ,W W-, , -H 'E 'X --,- .,..,az,.m-,.:......,.. ..... ,., wmvfze-Am 5533, QV A www i e 1,-....1-MN:1-,1- we 51- X- me ef w . X :Q F. , .- -S x e X X L- ' f ,X 3- fx X e 2 is - - s 'B W - ES - -' ' 5 N N.-1.-e.F'f2ri2ffQ2:?1f1g,2:.:.Q . ...gl ies 3 2' gf: Q25-:s.sf:i 1f1vSf5G1 ' I . H .... X ,.m L ,.., if 1 E QQ? X 1' f K rrhhk ..L. ,, Lm,,.x E, , .-,,- W . W. ,.,,, . .,.. W ,.,..,,.. . , .x,,..... ,, me x,..,. ,.,:..,.,,.,Xk, .,1: ,,:,,,,m W, U -w:--Ww2.s2-1::f::-we-, -2-zzifsf fzszzfzlz , --swf-11:11:vv11w1f , ...., ,Wei .,,. 5 .i e W. Raufberg - Department Head 'fi S. Parnes 1-N-ye N 9 WK .rw si e, , X . J. Lucker Rossi K. Greenhut 37 LANGUAGES V. Ellls F. Carman M. Shea 38 V 1 C. Prezioso - Department Head M z f,,, , B. Holohan E Q M. Morales .r 1 4 9155.516 1esPyg wqg, B. Poncin 39 PHYSICAL EDUCATIU 'sea-lx i ,pf C. Parsons - Athletic Director E. Beacham 40 E . l f x 0-'-fl?-w-no inani- G. Povilaitis Q , ,,, W f ww! ay ugukgf We ww- W T55 ,S M my QL , AMW, Ni ' 1-.- if 1 k ,,..rx ,QW K .... . -K 'VK- ,sgqgihsg V - Q swim. x x ,mm ff' N 'W x-fx f Qjrf , vang: M , N . 8.-. Q -xqallf , .9,,Kpa.f wa f , i HFS 7 :S Wx QA + , x M. Anderson .5 ,L., J. Jones J. Diefenbach CREATIVE ART D. Q :Q -Q if .r ,F .., K W E. Browne-Pallrand - Department Head Mackey 42 C. Wimberg T. Biancosino W. Trego, N. Parrella k T3Imu..i K . P. Sonnenfeld 43 PRACTICAL ART 5 Q 3' A. Nielson M. Migliore 44 ff!! G. Seitz W. Bux - Department Head R. Dale J. Scott 542 F. Francisco M' Radice 45 STUDE T ERVICES fling' J W , A t .. W W4 7' , . , 2? 5 '79 ft' Z in ZW . M. Kimberly e Learning Consultant D. McGuire f Compensutory Education kc Z! llacc i Dum Kam ' me o Jn .. .ff X J. Wadsworth - School Nurse T. Mcarrow f Alternate Program M. Franz-Huchet J. Lang - Conipensutory Education 46 5 X. JP L. Smith - Resource Room Lf' R. Rofe Alternate Program 5 M, J. Pachuta f Compensatory f fwwmmmwm y M Education D. Donati - School Psychologist l C. Vieland - School Psychologist 47 CAFETERIA STAFF N X x ii X K .xiii ii i D. Wright iIfi Thompson A. Cuomo A. Fasano L. Shamley a 7 1 E. Bocanfuso, J. Malangone, V. Petrone, M. Romeo Clvlanagerj, H. Bucci Not Pictured: B. Walsh, N. Colitas, A. Miller, G. Pearson 48 IDE B. Angelico S. Hunt JJ, A..X .www Q 1 k . fi - X. s 'K RL 3 N.. I M. Branch 'J D. Lee l Z Q wwf!!! -aaaasaailivbin R. Frambro 49 CUSTODIANS Row l f Sam Jensen Row 2 A Jim Valis, Vicki Ferguson, Charlie Bond, Andre Manigat, Bill Freeman, Bob Johnson, John Sferra, Neil Woodrick 1 l Jack Pierson, Louis Simone Victoria Ferguson 50 ,,..,.,..-f 0 L O 4, Q.. I 1 mai 'Qs Tony Mastroiani Jim Valis A, if! S A Bob Johnson, George Rafanello, Mike Petrone SENIORS N SENIORS E 1983 I 0 R S 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 I he .. JOSHUA T. ABELSON There are things you can replace And others you can not The time has come to weigh these Things This space is getting Hot Garcia - Hunter The Grateful Dead Sure don't know what I'm going for But I'm gonna go for it for sure Weir - BARLOW THE GRATEFUL DEAD TONY JACQUE ALEXANDER James Bondrock 009 81 82 Lacrosse First Year V 82 83 Foot- ball Thanks Cirullo RM Here's your name OK BW YG TF MU Remember Rick Sunglasses in the classroom Baby What's your phone number LR I'll re- member you always I will not play at Tug of War I'd rather play at Hug of War, where everyone hugs instead of tugs. 54 mek HUNTER WILLIAM ALLEN Aldo K'Having fun is my reason for living - Gang of Four Special times wfspecial friends - Gags cruisin' the Binny . . . Drew, Ken, Bordy, RC, AB, AK, WT PW SM.- Ski Trip 81 4'Yeah, well I min beenin' to tell ya. . . Football fg52, Lax. I'd rather have a bottle in frontal me than a fron- tal labatomyll' Where's the quar- ter? . . . l'Perhaps Rabbit. ILY - MOM, DAD 8L JENNY GRETCHEN ALLSHOUSE GREAT TIMES WITH SP EP AJ DM MK RP MC AP XL BOOFER - It was ONE BIG PARTY . .. Rolling Stones -'81 B's wfM8LM Brianfcommuni- cation Break Down. SM RB 8L AP - ZOMED AGAIN A 13rd perj The Heist at GRAMS - BUSTED! COE SL Brac Y you were a great help! Sun- side Inn what a trip! Helium f just bustin' 8a KAZOO - you bugged me outl - Without Sheila Amy 8a Sherri It wouldn't be Worth It - thanks for the special MEMORIES A THERE COMES A TIME - N. YOUNG CHAD H. ARNOLD CHRIS, MONTY, DN RG RB RG LG MW JJ VM AF CO KK Band Bin NYC W MSLM only W HHHH W SCAM W SKAM DN W Its Steelon W Cand M W The Dorm W FUFT THANKS MOM SL SCOTT W ILY JESSICA W ILY The appreciation of beauty W Shows understanding W C.H.A. All the worldls a stage And we are merely players W Rush Less is more. W Mies Van Der Rohe There's a feeling I get when I look to the west W And my spirit is crying for leav- ing W Led Zeppelin THERESA SYDNEY ASHENFELTER All your life you were only waiting for this moment to arise Beatles Too much to remember. Badminton? Pubcrawls, Thanks Sally, Backgam- mon and short Wednesdays. Chicken Mike? To all my friends especially Shawn, Katy 8: Caroline W How could I forget? Jeff, Bry and the Peanut Gal- lery, Love to Bryan. Best of luck to the White Knight. You were wrong W we did loose something, Its been real PIYUSH BADOLA KIMBERLY A. BAILEY Tennis 2, 3, 4 W 382 GOOD GOING PHS!I Lacrosse 'Ilt is never too late The HANG 4'Now what are we going to do? Clubbing W get Psyched! Halloween Party W Dillon W Mega Dudes! Lawrenceville W not bad at all!! Friends Forever W SC, MC, ZO, SF, VM, BW People often change but memories of people can remain. W R.D. Davies atees . fs'i4iff:fe5 s . t f ,,f 1 gs Q A a a 'I s t csi ie ' sssays - , t ft.. ,te .. ELIZABETH C. BARCLAY Ripple in still water, Where there is no pebble tossed no wind to blow Reach out your hand ifyour cup be empty. If your cup be full may it be again W Grateful Dead P.A.H. 9f23f'64 End this day, Show me the ocean When shall I see the sea May this day, Set me in motion I ought to be on my way W James Taylor WHITNEY BARRINGER Today I saw a red-and-yellow sunset and thought, How insignificant I am! Ofcourse, I thought that yesterday, too, and it rained ... Why does man kill? He kills for food. And not only food: frequently there must be a beverage. WOODY ALLEN CHRISTOPHER BAUER JENNIFER MACLEOD BAXENDALE Jenny Remember what we said and done and felt about each other W C.S.N. and Y. L.F.L.T. W 50 pos. L.F.R. C.O.B.S. Thanks A new life is only a new state of mind W B.D. Many rivers to cross W J. Cliff And so become yourself because the past isjust a good-bye W C.S.N. and Y. Sunshine Always Makes Me High. QUINTON I. BEGGS MICHAEL BENDER Senior year was the bcstl To my good friends: CL., L.S., IS., P.S., D.S., SG., MS., V.F., M.R., and especially DeDe. Thank you all. you made high school unforgetablel Pep Schnapp, Colt-45. Birdmenl Well on to the real world. Wish me luck! LENE BENDIKSEN Then it doesn't matter which way you walk, said the cat. -A So long as I get somewhere, Alice added as an explanation. Oh, you're sure to do that, said the cat, If you only walk long enough. Lewis Carroll MT FB WY L.O. S.G. BETH ANN BERMAN Do not follow where the path leads: Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail Nothing great was ever achieved with- out enthusiasm - Emerson BHASWATI BHATTACHARYA Ipsa scientia potestas est. - BACON To see a world in a grain of sand And a heaven in a wild flower, Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand, And Eternity in an hour . . . WILLIAM BLAKE It is my mind which thinks, and the judgments of my mind is the only searchlight that can find the truth. 4 AYN RAND RAYMOND BIANCO Fish Stones - JFK W Garden NY Sl Brew Burger Ern Scott can't do Grant before gym 3:30am escape from Biancatraz Hi Mom Miller AIN JD after 8th Shanay The Standards Thanks -A JS HC AV AW PB Rich Rich Rich Ivory Ape Grand Prix OH Ralph hair 292 out of place zite sorry about the windows OH billard x-mas at the caves Ralph my teeth Matty thanks for my room -A Sheriff - the ramp SM GA AM GB GJ Time waits - for no one Shadows in the rain 643 56 LESLIE BIENEN Chaos is handsome and attractive she said and more durable than regret I said and more nourishing than regret I said - Barthelme. V.S. - Please read thisf8c not just formal for me the past is forever THANKS - RK JG CT MW SB CB LB and M8LD EO Nod - Too, bad, drubbed again. ANDREW L. BIENKOWSKI Freshman and Sophomore years were a struggle, Junior and Senior years were a blast but I Can't say I'rn sad to be mov- ing on. All the memories N soccer, baseball, skiing, the weekends etc. I hope I never forget them. Thanx for ev- erything f HA AB SB AT SM espe- cially CG who made it all worth while. If I could only remember - the secret of life is enjoying the passage of time - .IT Everything is compensated for - RWE STEPHEN NEWKIRK BILLINGTON To assert 7-b2-3 is of course to deny both Yaman - Kalyan and bihag LISA WRIGHT BLAIR ' ',.. And then Winnie the Pooh gave Christopher Robin the biggest Pooh- hug he could, for he knew their good- bye was not too far away ... QLF LT - 50 posh AA Milne Time it was and what a time it was. It was a time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago it must be. I have a photograph, Preserve your memories They're all that's left you. S and G RACHEL BLAIR Don't try to describe the ocean if you've never seen it, Don't ever forget that you just may end up being wrong Jimmy Buffet ZH: + M2 2 Good Times red Thanks MW. LG. CO. CM. VM. JJ. MG. CA. CP. RG. SK. - watermellon summer 82 QCO + LG SR Heistl Clo- seup, Choate, Soccer, Seattle, Canada MW, S. Attack! Chad keeps me laugh- ing - buc Chris always fixing f'Where there is an opened mind there will always be a frontier CK ELIZABETH MURDOCK BOLSTER Looking for a way to say these things I think about day by day . .. CK And love comes in the summertime CS Now I am drifting, I hope someday I will find my shore. You guys take care SL good luck! J.P. - I love choo! Eleven down three to go! REMEMBER I JIJSSA JUSSA LOVE YOU! MOM 8: DAD YOU'RE GREAT! 'Mmgg if FW fy! .ir DAWNE MICHELLE BRANCH Having my mother here wasn't so bad after all. JV cheerleading Freshman year was the best. Thanks for every- thing Rosie. Good luck to my cuz TC. l've come a long way yet l've only just begun, So long P.H.S. AARON BREDON CLYDE BROWN WILLIAM R. BUSHNELL Big Bill, Bush Track 80-83 State Champs Thanks TO LF TP JP JW PF And Especially Coach A and Mr. J for pushing us thc distance X-Country 10-10 TP DP MS SS DF and Coach M Soccer? Maybe Not! Lunching xfNW GT PJ'S Rush! Ski trip 83 CM Be There! Ping-Pong- fPool lt's only 2200? Hola BC Good Luck TP GT RB Sho's Left Bye! 58 ki K. e K ,rW,,rx-vgT.kk K tp Y s t. . I te aff is MN ,I .f f e,s, I as fi'-i ff ...uf ' ..:-b A . iz-sf o Z 's t. . it ,X N aff!-flu, , A f ,ff f .9 .1 , ,,. 14 '+ . .-g,.x-xwgx X. y g ' - usa, i f ' . ' K ,. 1 ,I is 2, , L' Mir i f ' Qf-if - K ' i 'I f 2 -'M RUTH CALLAHAN Words of love softly spoken like clouds above what shall I say? To let you know the way I feel should I cry out loud that love is real? Or simply reveal forever my love Time alone will tell us lovers born in May It changes and re- mains the same. ILY - JKV - Carly Simon - Everything comes and goes marked by lovers and styles of clothes. - Joni Mitchell - Leaving just a memory . . , NORMAN T. CALLAWAY The hardest thing to learn in life is which bridge to cross and which to burn. David Russell Thanks Mr. Broc for all your advice. Best Wishes to a Very Special Person Love Always D.H. JOHN R. CARAZZAI JC JR SR years best terrorizing. That ramp where can we party toight? Vo- tech - JM SP RS. 73 stang the old Granade. Patty this party is getting out of hand! Notes always worked. Italian club NYC. Partyin' with everybody. Dirt bikin' always a good crash. Busted too much. Days in the tunnels, These teachers are all senile. Told you I'd make it Ma! PFG 4-25-81 ILY Later PHS . . . RAFFAELE G. CARNEVALE JR. Football, wrestling and baseball 4 yrs. Thanx to all my coaches. Biggest win 17-7 over Ewing! Biggest pin Notre Dame. Almost State Champs! Thanx for good times SP EP MK RB RS MT SM GA AM. MS -1- TS Don't forget Studly! KP See you in W.V.U. KI, Hope she likes the roses! Cindy glad I met you! Thanx for all you help Prez the things I've experienced in P.H.S, I will always keep with me wherever I go. Later PHS! RICHARD E. CARNEVALE Soph Sc Jr yr best Frosh B-Ball Qcuddyj Thanks to the people who've come 8: gone at PHS: Pete GEM Joe GTA wfRay, Mel Pep Shanny Elliot Laurie, Busin at the Big-A with Mel Cserious and professionalh Cruisin the Z with HA NYC: S'Mel What? Goin-off Hanging at the caves QPu-Pu-Pu- Puuuuj Goin to the A-way Harvest - Fling: TAM - Oh God! Prim '82: Mel I've got some . . . Qshnibb Maybe se're just holding on to something that will soon be gone. TINA CARR ERIN MICHELLE CARROLLL Summer of 79', Las Vegas 82 Marisa, they wouldn't begin to under- stand! Tripping with JR Third Victim Another bottle with BB N.Y.C. MG 84 BB Preforming Arts School l98l Falling in lov with TH memories with AA, MN, MR, RC, RP, JT, JM, LB, PN, PT. Only thoses who attempt the absurd achieve the impossible Itis time I was on my way, thanks to you I'm much obliged, such a pleasant stay. Led Zeppelin JULIE ANNE CASKEY Laugh, and the world laughs with you. Thanks to all the great people who made it so special and fun. Especially my close friends - Sheil, Mary, Beth, Jen - I LOVE YOU GUYS! Is not life a hundred times too short for us to bore ourselves? ' L 'Q,,:e-Nrwqx K -' - I 1 .R ' ff' ' C - I, J I i f ivvt ,ff X ise J I - tte I 1'e T CHRISTOPHER JOHN sf' ,ee C hr, , . E V I ,, The Caterpillar i i' siit X, is HI YUM-YUM, JEFFY, AND VIR- iQ.,f ,'T TN H ' T Tuous I LOVE You ALL! I f R TECH CREW si-831 Build those sets A 'J . BYE, BYE! The white Rabbit J . To JC, JH, JK, ED, JK, ok, CG, etc. 'ed KJE ! Thanx The Love You Take, - , ,.: -Qj- fi Is Equal to the Love You Make The iff' sf BEATLES A ' I I ' . I 'foie 'fm , - J ,1f. -iC9 5'l 1 ' me A 59 KATHLEEN CEVERA Kathy KT-So far away'? Barnaby. , .whata nightmare! DR Where are you'? Police + 70 Go's. Squeeze, A Flock of Sea- qulls. The Closet DJB CM memories lOf2f82 EC I miss you lots. 8fl5f82 CC ILY. KL - he's married'?! . . . And you can get on with your search and I can get on with mine. and maybe someday we'll realize it wasn't really wasted time. MARK J. CHAMBERLIN Truth often suffers more by the heat of its defenders. than from the argument of its opposers. William Penn Above all things. and at all time. prac- tice yourself in good humor. Thomas Jefferson 9 BERNICE W. CHEN In rivers. the water that you touch is the last of what has passed and the first of that which comes: so with present time. - LdV You gotta have no illusions.just keep going your way looking over your shoul- der . . . - J. Jackson B8LR - stay mellow. Who's the flake? To the best of friends Sc especial- ly AMV. thanks for . . . all the memo- ries locked in my head. - Squeeze Eu- rope '83! Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday . . ROSEMARY CHOWINS Sitting in an English garden Waiting for the sun lf the sun don't comc You get your tan from standing in the English rain - The Beatles - -J 60 RICHARD L. CLAYMON GLENN-SCOTT CLEVELAND Give, do not lendg after death who will thank you? LB PMS PHS. LAX Squash K.K. Storm Big A I983 B-B-B Thanks CONSTANCE EMILY CLOHOSSEY So much water under the bridge, let the water come carry us away - CSNY Thanks '83 friends f Love you, Ann 3 sports 3V's hopes fulfilled, merci Loved Lacrosse - Love SL Thanks to JJ 81-82 To my senior friends - who left to start their futures and to I to start my senior year. My love for you all is everlasting A BF SL LA AF. I love you, Mom 8L Dad W- We made it, together 8: apart! Success is not a destination, but a jour- neyf' SANDRA JAYNE COOK Awake . . . Shake dreams from your hair . . . Choose the day and choose the sign of your day. Well, the future's uncertain . . . Jim Morrison Thanks, Ms. Browne, Mr. Horowitz, Mr. Heyman, and all my friends, for making my dreams a reality. PHS - YOU WERE GREAT! 'll CHRISTOPHER DAVID CRAFTON Grammar FARNUM Am I an Ioma Tom? Taking the next bus to nowhere SHARON DIONNE DENISE CRAIG Dee-Dee Believing there's a star for everyone makes it easier to recall that together, for the children of the world there's a star shining for us all. GOOD LUCK TO ALL! Hang in there, class of 84, it'lI soon be over! GRANT ROBERT CRAWFORD There's safety in numbers When you learn to divide. How can we be in If there is no outside? All shades of opinion Feed an open mind. But your values are twisted Let us help you unwind. - Peter Gabriel STAYFREE - The Clash THANX: SB, CP. MF, TD. JW. JS. SK. BG. TC. PH. BARRIE LYN CRITES I will never forget the times with: BAG, CLT, KL, CLC. MC, BB, GT, MK, VMM, THE GIRLS. Thanks, We did what we had to do. Won't forget can't regret what I did for love! WTB I couldn't have done it wfo you! I LOVE YOU - MM Wally, yes Y NO! We've just begun! Thanks M -l- D ILY. Thanks Brac + Mr. T. Cheerleading B3 VAL WE DID IT!!!! 3 W was enough! Tom, you are my love and my life + my inspiration IWNFU. PHS IS A STATE OF MIND!!!! MARCIO ANTONIO DA FONSECA So kiss me and smile for me Tell me you'll wait for me Hold me like you'll never let me go I'm leaving on a jet plane Don't know when l'll be back again Babe, I hate to go . .. Thanks to my American family, YTVICA KJ Matune. J Harrah, Nina, Doug. Mariane, Lorainej, Local AFS. All my AFS brothers and sisters, etc. Special thanks to my Brazilian family: You light up my life, WP 82f83 SHANNON PATRICIA DALEY to dawdle through sun-drenched days with the wide-eyed exultation of a child Lisey - strawberry daquiries, long talks, and always laughter hey Mary, Carol 8: Lisey, bridge Mon- day? my family - I love you BERLYN EVONNE DANIELS LYN The time has come for me to go To start what I worked for all these years. But I've loved the times of fun and hated the times of pain. But now its over and I am done!! Best wishes to Granny Smurfette Nat- alie Delaine M Marjorie and Carine T may peace be with you. Lyn 82 MONICA LEE DASHEN If you love something set it free. If it comes back it is yours. If it does not come back it never was yours. Thanks D2 Thanks for your ear and being a good friend C.R. Loved listening to your stories J.G. BEST of luck K.C. K.L. and B.G. and the person who is a year and a half younger B.C. l0th A.S.P. Thanks P.H.S. 62 Wfwvr REBECCA MARION DAVIS Rabbi Zusya said that on the Day of Judgement, God would ask him. not why he had not been Moses, but why he had not been Zusya. - Walter Kaufman Seeing is deceiving. It's eating that's be- lieving. - James Thurber Love ya Beccarel CW fFields'?!J SW JG SP ED JJ LH YW JD CT RE are a part of me forever. Thank you Sharon P. and Jane Jacobs! Hello-Hello! CLYDE ELLIOT DEAL WHAT'?! Fill what's empty, Empty what's full, and scratch where it itches IM ILLEST USHA ESTHER DE BOER Time flowing like a river Time beckoning me Who knows when we shall meet again If ever But time Keeps flowing like a river To the sea Till it's gone forever Gone forever Gone forever more ANTOINETTE M. DIDONATO To the best of friends: RI MD DT RC, plus many more. I thank you all for the memorable times. Halloween '8l, DT ho have another one - JT's party-beer-8c- m emade wine definitely don't mix! Maria, you should know - Remember your great. RC's Little gigs. Summer of '82 NWF . .. Florida '82, weekends at the shore wfRI what a blast! 4AM ... Im IL on not tired!! Thanks Mom gl Dad, Us Every one needs a hand to hold to AD83 FRAN CO DIDON ATO These four years at Princeton High have been fun. Watching the girls in the hall. Boy some of them could really knock you out. Thank God it's over. l couldn't take the strain any more. Onto bigger and better things like college. Watch out girls the lean mean Italian sex machine is on the loose. MARIA B. DI MEGLIO Thanks, bestest little buddy Lina, for your love. Bubala! You spoke French! Smack! Thanks to all my friends. What I thought was love, Well it must have been lust. Never wait or hesitate, get in kicks be- fore it's too late. You may never get another chance, 'cause youth's a mask but it don't last. Live it long and live it fast. Let the good times roll! MARLA DOWELL You can always tell a real friend: when you've made a fool ofyourselfhe doesn't feel you've done a permanent job. - Lawrence J. Peter Honest Yaf. I'm not a klutz, just a little misguided. REBECCA S. M. EAGLE Do the funky Western civilization! Mann Boogie till you drop. And God said, Let there be light: and there was light. Genesis KIMBERLY EDWARDS Thanks everyone LS NP PN MM HW. The greatest of friends! LS Friends 4ever sisters? yeah!! Come on sleepover Thanks? LS 8L CS OJ at MM GTC 8L CD f- Ugh - AASI. NP Thanks for being the good friend that you are. PN Totallyfnot again HW Cnasty!J - what you going to dofAbra. Endless love CBC SL CCJ JT sumf8l. NPS Do you work today? Oh no! - Thanks MOM Sc DAD Cswitch!J It's ok to be afraid but don't let that stand in your way. UTD 1981-82 RACHEL ELIZABETH EGGER One more cup of coffee for the road One more cup of coffee 'fore I go to the valley below. Time is an ocean but it ends at the shore You may not See me tomorrow. Bob Dylan So long as you write what you wish to write, that is all that matters. Virginia Woolf STEPHEN D. ELLIS MICHELLE C. EMANN Amiemtae Hoagie! Who's got a car? Hey Panky! Cucumbers Pooter 84 Poo- kie muzzle locker pranks CHIPPEN- DALES Jungle love CM Y Thanx for being there! RT - we had great times! KC 8L KF what happened? Good luck to CM, RT, KR, KH 8L all my other friends. Glenn - my someone special - ILY Always! It's those darn bubbles! Those crazy nites I do remember in my youth, I do recall, those were the best times most ofall! Thanx mom gl dad - ILY! egg it - 5 i it t , ,- f -' 4 .1 -v f sa ' K ' E e...,... ' isa-'lg' ff A, . I eu. ft: .re Q .1 -1 ' 63 KATYA ALEXA FAGLES AD ME KC 2nd - mono psycho chick- en 3:00 - wgof JK - accident . . . li- cense? J - wake up! DJB - closet Get it to go girls campout - schlurp NIKES AA Gyg - cops - M-crash - 35 FRANCE '82 Formidable!!! P-Party clubs C8LS - babble - KC munch - H2 8: wawa reunions KC - Where are you? wildwood - DDDD - tent? - pauvre garcons! Drunk Go-Go's? Keys? - Help! Space-c! a All the memories g KC KT CO CM JJ KL LS DH CE AM LUV YA FD GEORGE EDWARD FARMER Having no pride at the waveg M.F. play- ing Foggy Mt. PHSers in Pu places, Bulger's flicksg the incessant lust Thanx for everything Tony B. PH SS JB and Boston tastinessg UM MG get- ting gigs? You boys have no taste for music! C.P. gl A.F.. you kill me. 'IA OIFO perro con ese huesof' - MML Thank you Mom and Dad. So long PHS ... its been real. Who said Roufus? JONATHAN A FELDSTEIN Kids must be educated to disrespect au- thority or else democracy is a farce. - Abbie Hoffman You cannot teach a man anything: You can only help him to find it within himself. Y Galileo I get by with a little help from my friends. Thanks, I love you all, Kachol V'lavan zeh tzevah shelil IF . . . And - which is more - you'Il be a man my son. 5 Rudyard Kipling Y Taking it to the streets. - Doobies EDOUARD FERNANDEZ You can lead a man to university, but you can't make him think. Dunne Paris - Rugby - JB's -fun fat L.- roses bloc - TT. S. Boat - absolut waste-tree benches 81.82 - Al - S80 Where did it go A thanks ... And that's the way it is. Walter Cronkite 64 MICHEL CHARLES FINZI Small wheel turn by the Firing rod: Big- wheel turns by the Grace ofGod1 Every time that wheel turn roundg Bound to cover just a little more ground: ROB- ERT HUNTER ML 3 Foot and Gabriel Yaya HAVRE? You know better but I know him: sleep in the stars: Goin' where the climate suits my clothes RANDOMLY DEAD Thanx KV GG AM PC BF and all oth- ers Respect Merci Maman et Papa yip blo DENISE CAROL FISHBURNE A toast to the best - KAJ, CEM, MAF. HWM The good, the bad, the best of times! Thanx 4 being there! Ain't whatcha got, but how U use it! - ET goes home - LL TC - Party time! - AD DC univorns - buttercup on the loose! - 3M late niters at Denny's - niteshirts! - Bermuda - Gopher it! - Who's got the beat? - 541-IO3! W GTC - Snoopy Dies? - GQ! - doodas! - I be fine, really! - Where are we going? - DR, AE, Thanx guys! - HELP! - Can't England be closer? i Later yawl KATHERINE ELIZABETH FLEMING STEPHAN T. FLETCHER It seems like just yesterday I was walk' ing these halls as a frightened fresh- man, today a respected senior. Now the time has come for me to move on to bigger and better things in life. Though I must leave in a while and though I smile, the smile is only to hide what I really feel deep inside. P, H, S,M., GN, GK, MT, PD, HR, MS, FK, J, JC, TC, HK, .I and others. .IANICE ELEANOR FLORY MICHAEL FORCIONE DAVID FORK Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God. 5 . Q I 1 E e ,C s, ' ,,., .tg I :,- , ,,, . I A e'e it s w I ' . 's': 1' ' f Itt I 1 ,N gr ,f f l5Qs'f. P Q. Q . i . ' ,les P I K I' KRISTI BEGGS Boom Boom 65 SABRINA MARIE FORMAN There,s a feeling I get when I look to the west, And my spirit is crying for leaving - Led Zeppelin Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run There's still time to change the road you're on. - Led Zeppelin Skiing, Candeing, Camping in Maine The Who Rock Concert - Awesome!!! Thanks friends: MG, KB, CW, VM, KS, NA, BW, SC, AL, MT, FL, DF So Long PHS!! Ciao! g , gg 5 qg. . ' 'V I CHRIS FRANKE gf' ...e,,: s s , ef A I. A I B ' F rret ki ih .. . . k ,ee I 1 . - ,' ,,,, 3 .iris RANDY FREEMAN JAMES SCOTT GABRIELSEN Gabe Thanks, Cirullo, your inspiration al- ways kept me going FOOTBALL - CAPTAIN 433 Jr SL Sr Yr Why me - Crutches they must like me, Wills you're the best Shap, Hoovs what a great 4 years it's been LACROSSE - 98 ALL-STATE 2 yrs SG3 SKI-TRIP Sl, 82, 83 EHG - There's too much to put in words I should have been a cand- lemaker LATER PHS IT'S BEEN GREAT 66 CHRISTOPHER D. GALIARDO Growing and maturing. Times with spe- cial people I won't forget. Thank you, Drew and Hunter. The Boys Special times Amy, you're welcome. LAX Dra- ma - Girl Crazy' Arsenic' BC We broke the bank! What I must do is what concerns me not what people think: Emerson Thanks Mrs. K Babs Wimbi! Good luck Bordi CM SM TN PrGp HS WAS A BLAST! NA stiff man has no conscience, Shakespeare Love you J 8L J SALLY ANN GIBSON Whenever you feel like criticizing any- one,just remember that all the people in this world haven't had the advantages that you've had. JANE E. GILLHAM Oh to live on Sugar Mountain ... you can't be twenty on Sugar Mountain Though you're thinking that you're leaving there too soon NEIL YOUNG Fare you well Fare you well I love you more than words can tell Thanks Trego P8LS Good Luck JK SW RE RD HM MG SM QB MD KH KR Lone isa rose . . . The best years are after tomorrow BENJAMIN R. GILLIS .,.. y , , ei f E ag . B ,..f.. X I I yt.. B , 1 ,v-f-',.f-'N-Q-Q- ,.xwN ! AF we iv if kt ., . ,.., t K I x , is ' fx -ESS! ' af ' X' -'ii ' 7' v,.. - - ' .- P . '. V7 a JUDITH VALERIE GOLDFARB From bathtubs to Bourbon St., it's still only us . . . Thanks for all the years of love and laughter - VS, LB, CT. BB, JP. And the friendships old and the early loves come back with a sabbath sound, as of doves in quiet neighborhoods. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow KEITH S. GOLDFELD Hangin wfthe guys cruzin on the Maxi-Luxe girls at the shore, WHOA Woodies, thanx for being there when I needed you LABC, hopefully .. . Great memories of some great movies wfAndy et Boscom Soccer: we tried, Tennis: we succeeded ...Thanx ak. pf. de. rm. for helping me realize my destiny. . . Hey guys, its bin real! Life is but a seed, sprouting with the sprinkle of knowledge. A. Flower LAURIE E. GOLDSTEIN Your time has come to shine. All your dreams are on their way. V- Paul Simon ls this your first patrol? Are you gonna carry that around all night? BSLB NYC Savin Umm Pinky! 2:15am call. KWL + ZHE + M3 I Good times! SR Heist QRBCOJ Roanoke Airport Where's the luggage? Thanks everyone, especially JJ CO MW RB CA CP CM MG LO LISEY BENNETT GOOD Letting the days go by s.d.'s with SD. Wednesday lunches, BTZSMN with JJ, Groceries shopping, The snail, Bibs and the dancing car Thanks f SD VS MM SVD You tallb and I have memories far beyond the road that stretches out ahead ,. . I . ..., ' . H . ' ' as at A X it P 'f or Q, ss at 1 N 'lf ' P - .. , ,sm EMILIE E. S. GORDENKER Revenge is a kind of wild justice, which the more man's nature runs to, the more ought law to weed it out. To AJ Thanx for all your support SF ILY Coach f KM PY KS TP TT Best of Luck in the Future - CH MS TS DH DG NG MT CT MG CP I'll miss you lots KIT Thanx to FP HP MM DH 8L JYL - RAGILY WKD I'll never forget 9fl4f8l - BB You're very spe- cial to me i Hurrdle to - Champ v Jamaica for sure - KB IMU LOVE THEODORE N. GREEN We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done. - Longfellow No Paul, you can't drive the car. DL 8L PVH, tfor starting it allj JL, , PK, and D,T., IT AIN'T BUTCH. Thanks, PHS MICHELE ANJANETTE GREEN LAND SYLVIA G. GREENSPAN To Serve To Strive and Not To Yield MM and WW - Where would I be Cobs without you? I Love You! PMC - 1964 to 1982 - Oh, what a lucky man he was! Nothing left to do but . . . Smile, Smile, Smile! Dead Thanks for everything 1 I hope you all find what you're looking for because I will , . . meet you on the mountain! Hey DJM ILY! thanks, mom! 68 gi ARIELA JULIE GROSS Experience is the name we give our mis- takes. f Oscar Wilde I divide my time as follows: half the time I sleep, the other half I dream. I never dream when I sleep, that would be a pity, for sleeping is the highest accom- plishment of genius. A Soren Kierkegaard DEBORAH LYN HALSTEAD An everlasting vision of an everchang- ing view Carol King All My Love, Norm Friendsfwho have made it worthwhile T.J.S,, J.S., E.S., N.C. Love, Luck, and Laughter, Aims. .. .And ifyou go no one may follow that path is for your steps alone Garcia - Hunter KATHLEEN HAMMOND KATHY My last years at PHS were great! Spe- cial Thanks to all my Friends ESP. JA MM SW TM DH RT ME Softball was great! Thanks Trotman 8a Wood. Crus- ing in my Brown Tank! Parties 8L Dances were fun! Special Thanks to All my Teachers ESP. J. Pachta 8L M. Franz. Typing was a Riot miggy aAa! 5th period lunch was a riot! much Love To BW. So long PHS. Good Luck to Everyone in the future! MATTHEW J. HANNON As I walk through this wicked world searching for light in the darkness of insanity, I ask myselfis all hope lost? Is there only pain and hatred and misery? And each time I feel like this inside there's one thing I want to know What's so funny 'bout peace, love, and understanding? - Elvis Costello PHS Baseball, PU Hockey, Tanya QFD food- fight '82, Howard's Thing, 2:30 s Boat, cigar, Strat King, TJ HEIMY COLLEEN S. HARGRAVES KENYON W.O. M.W. Koo-al SEE YOU! L.H. Wild weekends - hey dude VH 7941 The 4 was great S ILY I miss the boys BASEBALL W- WLO - Those were the days! M.C. - Summer '82 - Flying high again ILY - WLO KB LF JAM LH MC SF TP MG JW KB - Its great to be together again PHS - There were good and bad times. My friends made all of it worth it. You've got to believe in yourself, or no one will believe in you. 0.0. ERIC HARRIS ERIK MELHOLT HARRJE Two roads diverged in a yellow wood and I. I tookthe one less traveled by and that has made all the differance Robert Frost VANESSA C. HARROP .. . The day he died it was a birthday and I noticed it was mine - my head didnit know just who I was and I went spinning back in time ... CSN Paul 9fl2f82 Time makes you bolder even children get older and I'm getting older too . . . FM As EC said - l'm not angry Pres- cott To DS MM MM SG LL ET AL - you made the years quite bearable .. . ILY Hey JY 9f5f88 ESB NJC bra tha rela NICHOLAS ADAMS HASTINGS kes are no laughing matter to the in. They are a type of release valve t enables us to think the unthinkable, ept the unacceptable, discover new tionships, adjust better and main- tain our mental health Without the HCC m we probably would be a dull, dim- witted society, trapped in a harsh world too R serious to be ar. onald Kotulak Now I know where my towel is. SEAN A H LEXANDER AYES Ifyou love something very much, let it go. If it comes back, it was mean't for you. If it doesn't come back, hunt it down and kill it. THE PROPHET SUSAN EMERY HENDRICKSON I want by understanding myself to understand other able of becoming. - Mansfield There is a tide which, taken at fortuneg omitted, cap life is bound in sh on sucha fullsea we Of must take the lose our vent s. I want to be all I am in the affairs of men, the flood, leads on to all the voyage of their allows, and in miseries are we now afloat, and current when it serves ures. - Shakespeare Thanks for the memories - CT, MN, CL Peo peo Sc ,JL ALLISON MOORE HOAGLAND ple often cha nge, but memories of ple can remain. AA Shows 79- DC., before 8L after the show. Thanks to R.F., who put me in t show - always before lips l'm 82. Buggin with B.W. the chief performer he front row of every wanting to quit right the curtain went up, but some here! how hangin' in t as you fly away, give a smile on your as to say, I'm on my way. free, yes l'm free, now EW 8: R.F. ALEC E. HOKE Almost Champs for '83, Thanks you for your inspiration Rendall and Cinillo Let's go grambleding. Crazy, it a hard boiled egg. '!Pretty Nate! The spear fisherman strikes again! The Leaves Are Falling All Around Time I was on my way Thanks To You I'm much obliged Such a pleasent stay but now it's time for me to go The Autumn Moon lights my way ... Led Zeppelin CHRISTIAN C. HOOVER The past four years have been filled with the greatest memories and exper- iences I will never forget Football 7488, The year we almost went all the way. . . Baseball-The Big Gig. . .Ski Trip '81, gig in 46 . . . The boys, Gabe, Shap, Whitt, Cheeze, and Hoke, No one could ever stop us! many times I've lied, many times I've listed, many times I've wondered how much there is to know. - Led Zeppelin Cursch . .. 70 F' sl f mn. TIMOTHY HOWARD The four years I've been here its been Alright, The people who made my fours perfect are. I'Renee Carrie Becka and Suzette Tracy Lisa Jenna Georgi Clare. The fellas are Troy Eddie Edward Ter- rence Gerry Stephan Larry The Smurf Charles Tony Lamont 8L Ralph Stro- man and Cuzzzz, long with Derick. The special person in my life and Twelth grade has to be Renae. PATRICIA ANN HUCKINS Look to this day, yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow only a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness And every tomorrow a vision of hope. F.H. and Lax Best! Swimming'?! Lunch Bunch! Special Thanks to Special Friends. KATE T. K. HUGGINS Looking in to their eyes I sec they're running too SL running on, running on empty! JB! The sounds caress my ear- sfI'm a traveler of all time gl space to be where I must befJC + APfTeII all your friends all around the world ain't no companion like a blue eyed Merle! PH., K.D.K, IVIAM, HV., Stamfor D, B, J, B,fGoing to give you every inch of my love, my lovefif I say to you tomor- row - Led Zeppelin! RP! JPJ! Bonzo! Much Love To You All - No Nukes DOUGLAS ANDREW HUNTER I made it! Good times with all my friends - we had fun but I'm glad its over. Sophomore and Senior years the best. '!Oh no a test!'?! - I'm gonna fail I'm not going to Holohans class today and I really don't care what she says! Joan Joan talking on the phone . . . That voice - really now! The world of Doris Two years at Hulit's -- Thanx gang!! Good-bye Friends - I'II miss you! Bye PHS 84 teachers -Q I won't miss you! JOHN WILLIAM HURLEY III This man is in no way similar to Ronald Reagan. DAVID BLAIR HYDE KAREN E. IJAMES To all the class of 83 , always, remem- ber today is the day of youth, we carry all that is to come. The love of my fam- ily especially my mom who is my heart, I give thanks. The man I oneed loved. Good Luck where ever you may be. To- day is Free for love and I'll love again! RWF, CWF, KKK Fame, Hope gl Love I wish on to you, little sis be strong TRM 8a carry on, KKK, MRS, RWF, WLI, SCPK remember the big joints Kirori, JERRY LESTER INGRAIVI JR JET Thanks Mr Saldon SL Mr Van for giv- ing me a chance. To all the fellows, be light and always strive to be the best. To the young ladies, straighten up and act right. Before I go I want to know what's the word!'? GSH ROSEANN INTARTAGLIA NANCY SHANNON JESSER Alice laughed, MThere's no use trying. she said. One ean't believe impossible things. I dare say Csaid the Queenj when I was your age I always did it for half-an-hour a day. Why sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfastf' Lewis Carroll ... so I'll continue to continue to pre- tend that my life will never end and flowers never bend with the rainfall. S and G JENNIFER RUTH JOHNSON Youlve got to have no illusions, just keep going your way, looking over your shoulder - Joe Jackson HM - my empty field . . . ZH? - M-T + O-KW + L-Pinky-HoJ, L -I- L nice loft-eh - JJ concert - the beach? Thanks everyone - I love you, AMB, M + D We drank a toast to now LBG - I'm sorry you can dream, but you can never go back the way you came f JB THOMAS DARLINGTON JONES III Monday golf, the transformation, HJ to BR, Heimy, perfect, BA - letdown, sincere insincerity, Herbie, Dunk, suns. with poolies, Herman the fly, Dub, Car- men, Tanya C2330 Sig 20 SX BTH H,J.O., pro lady, J.K.H., ER escape MS, SGC, Price, such humor, Howie, To those . . . The most wasted day is that in which we have not laughed - CHAMFORT WIPSON JOSEPH SONSON'N Students are friendly here. I came to Princeton High School during my ju- nior year from Haiti. Friends and teach- ers helped me. I want to thank my coun- selor, Mr. Saldon and Marjorie and Carine. YVON JOSEPH 72 MATTHEW ALLEN KADERABEK Thank you for the music. . .Trego Sc P --, you, too, Mr. B and Wimby CBBBSI Sc GC82j you got me through JFL and DFL JUGGLING TIME A clawing with JB, DF, AS Running with MCM - put out to the max Gracias, JH A RUNS -Time to move on , . . ROTC? Who knows? You're alright, PHS All lies and jest still a man hears what he wants to hear, And disregards the rest ,. . Paul Simon CHRIS KEANE YURIK B.S. KIM Who is cause of this long I2 years? All the wishes. sweat for Olympics. the jocks I hated, the people who passed by, and all the BS, are broken dreams, now, From all these years, only one thing I learned, is that the spring never comes, it just passes away, only one thing mat- teredg learning to be the loser. All the great men are deadg I do not feel so well myself, Dr. Feel Good Inscrutable are the ways of Heaven, TIMOTHY MICHAEL KINGSTON HORTUS TUUS MEUM MAGNITUDINE SUPERAT' LABORABO AUTUM UT MEUM PULCHRIOREM TUO FA- CIAM MATTHEW KEIRN KINNAN MATTY It's been a good four years PHS. Lax with Mr. C. Football bird-dog's Will never forget weekend stiffing Every- body recked for hockey games. Long night partys, what's your name? Get a job you low life. Reunions weekend let's partyll What period is it? Bag that class. Thanks to Mr C and all my teach- ers. And also all the many friends of mine. split PHS RICHARD G. KIRIKIAN Let us endeavour so to live that when we come to die even the undertaker will be sorry. M. Twain Much love and success to all of my friends Heimy PAUL KNOEPFLMACHER . . .having a wonderful time . . . wish I was here I know so many things about so many people I've never met. . . Zippy the Pinhead JOHN KOEPP SHNERP!! GEORGIANA A. KRAUSE GEORGIE .,, Don't let it bring you down It's only castles burning Just find someone who's turning and you will come around ... N.Y. Remember you can't always run, you'll just have to wait. Thanks to all my friends and the artist looking through the window. SUN- SHINE ALWAYS MAKES ME HIGH KATHRYN LANG KATHIE Buns - I'll miss yal C.R. - we'lI get that scwewy wabbit! Montreal? Thank you Harvey! Remember: GTC's, John from where? Another ticket? What a Babe! Go-Go's Police. K.C. - whenis the wedding? K.F. - Ivy - Did you fall in? All the memories: M.C. M.D. K.E. B.G. and to Jo - Thanks. B.T. - I.L.U.! And I really have enjoyed my stay But l must be moving on .,. JACQUELINE E. LAPSLEY Sed interea fugit, fugit inreparabile tempus Vergil The porch Iight's on, but nobody's home. LAURENCE CAROL LAREUSE And pausing, questioning awhile the music of my dream, and all the artless plaints of love and grief and death, I grow as time fleets and who I was moves through who I am to Who I will beg never freezing, never knowing. always dreaming. Have you any dreams you'd like to sell? - Dae May l3g dudes, JR, JR. DS, VH, MM. SG, EC, AB . . . You know my love is always there for the taking. ERIK LARSEN JEFF LARSEN BRIAN LEVINE LEWIS LEVINE Nothing can be so perfect while we po- sess it as it will seem when remembered Oliver Wendell Holmes PHS has been good what a month boys S80 where did it all go? Where are the cheap roses, ABSOLUT waste Piglet. Fun Fat. Moosehead and a sailboard. only way to deal with PSSC. Summer on the SEAGULL. Polarbear swim. brrr! PJ's. I'm going to miss all this. even you ugly. MALVERN LEWIS FIONA L'HUILLIER The vast flood Rolls onward But yield yourself And it floats you upon it. - lkkyu Everything comes and goes Marked by lovers and styles of clothes Things that you held high And told yourself were true, Lost or changing as the days come down to you, - IM. ,EEE 5. , Vvky., ,. 5.55 , e i P L, . ,. A N . I f 'lix,.,,,. . .1-'S-wx 5-25?-r...'n, Me' .Nt-.xx ' Q N 1 . , ' F ,s . 'fir 'R ...... .: i .- - K img X . , ,. .... 011 is F F . I gi ' I A iff YI,- .ig4gf ix , .,-, f f , '- f- X f ... , .... . X s. ff vvfs , v .srs I ' . - JOHN LIEN JOHN F. LIFFITON I would just like to thank my teachers and my friends. Later PHS J. F. Liffiton ANNIE K. LIN Many memories to all my friends W S.P., lVI.T., C.L., MS ... Not to be served but to serve. ELLIOTT W. ELDOG', LIVERMAN To my class of83, I would like to say go forthe gold. To my boys under me, be cool J.M. TH, GB. I'll miss the times buggin out in the lunch room, chillen in the lounge and hoppin down the halls. To my boys in 83 PJ, TP, KM, SF, RC, TA, I'll see around in this big world of ours. stay cool. To the teachers PS. cheese roses are red violets are blue I'll miss all of you I .ss . X CARESSA ANN LLOYD A .. '. ' If-Ci. Aust. Eng . . . ? I've got it New Zealand -- ' ,x 'M-...NV A, V f K. ' No S. Africa. We are all children of the I X We - world SL it is up to us to makeitabetter J 5, fi ' ' V I I place - bridges of under standing. A 3 g2:f?':fj.Qsa'J'e M ...ri - V f'g1g N.-,A VAIVAA ib . , . PHS was great, a year to remember. 'ei pf! I ' Q k ix , ' ,Q A snow, prom, computers, fun 8L friends A lx 1 I V ' Wx Q , fTHANK YOU-MK RE AL MT L pew X iz -sk Vi if-'4-up ry DB RE-paint,w.e. 8: Ms. Burke, Mr. X . ', Q ,Q ' L . fi T8cMs.Seitz-appreciated everything -5 ff. K 'O I f VVAVV N V You did for me. g0OdIuck seniors-.Imust R fit? D e 1 . :,, K., ,,g,,gk,. ,I . 4- , 5 leave in awhile 8a though I smile, it is ,, ,,.. s tsssge, .f . 4' tva. 1 P f-0-4 1 A 1 . '7 I gig. A- , gpm only to hide what I really feel. 751151-gf' -,1- 5 ,6 -.v, ,,.. . . I , ff---f .S . MATTHEW LOGAN THE LOFT 1982 75 ELENA MARIE LUCULLO Only another breath will I breathe in this still air. Only another loving look cast backward . . . Gold Key 82, AA Show, Pep, Italian, -l- AFS Clubs. Spe- cial thanx to Prez, T, P, 8L Marv - Lauren: 4-ever friends - Our lives have touched in so many ways, that we can't lose our star chasing days Rita - ILY Cuz - Endless memories BFI, AT, TRI, KC, DJ, ME, JK Take time to laugh . . . it is the music of the soul 4f2f82 . .1 a dream come true . .. KAREN JOANNE LYTLE CThe Little Lytlel Tennis - my arm? don't ask - EG MCT 7lllD B-Ball - me? make a layup? Hey, Berb! Thanx - Marv, Ms. S. 8L JJ, Play on Wayne! The Master Plan is well conceived, it's there for all to see. There's a hunger life can never fill. lTil you face the One that rose . . . All is forgiven, if you are living anew. f KANSAS MOIRA CATHRINE MACMANUS Behind an open door lies a million more, follow me as we wind away. Midsummer Nights Dream!!! GK To every thing turn, turn, turn, there is a season turn, turn, turn, and a time to every purpose under heaven. The BYRDS Blossom smile some sun shine down my way, WJW whenever I see your smilin' face I have to smile myself. Debbie- 'Love to all my friends 'meet you on the mountain top Sylvia SUSAN E. MADDUX lt isn't really anywhere lt's somewhere else instead A.A. Milne Human felic- ity is produced not so much by great pieces of good fortune that seldom hap- pen as by little aduanrages that occur every day B. Franklin Shower the people you love with love J.T. Well Susie baby looks like we goofed again G.D. M.H.G. 2 R.D., M.H. l 76 COLIN SEAN MAHONEY It's not the critic that counts, nor the one who points out how the strong man stumbles. The credit belongs to the man in the arena, whose face is marred with sweat, dust, and blood who strives val- iantly, who errs and comes up short, who spends himself in a worthy cause, who if he fails, fails while daring great- ly, and who knows his place is not with those cold, timid souls who know nei- ther victory nor defeat. - ROOSE- VELT TOMASZ MALINOWSKI Those who make peaceful revolutions impossible will make violent revolutions inevitable. JFK In perpetrating a revo- lution there are two requirements: something to revolt against and some- one to actually show up and do the re- volting. Dress is usually casual and both parties may be flexible about time and place but if either faction fails to attend the whole enterprise is likely to come off badly. W. Allen YUKARI CAROL MANABE tt The reward of a thing well done is to have done itf' - Ralph Waldo Emerson A big hug to all my friends at PHS. Good-bye + good luck! f'Lest we forget . . . - Rudyard Kipling I love you Mom, Dad and Nagi. Nod, Let's copy it over! DANIEL JOSEPH MARRAZZO And we will sing this song on .luly the fourth From the sunny south and the frozen north This will always be your day of birth May you always see what your life is worth. Jackson Browne Later PHS ANNETTE MARIE MARROW Vars. Cheerleading 'Sl West Windsor girlsroom fha hal DM, CS, ST, AK me 'n Lisa Bess partied - harty UCC Hey, LB, DC, PW who got the cheebas re- member AA Shows 79-8 l , they were on the money All my love to my boyfriend Tyrone who gave me his love and support through' out my 4 yrs. at PHS. I love you! Best of luck to LB, DB, DC, DM, KF, and the rest of the class of 1983. Thanks again PHS! MARY LEE MARSON You have two choices in life: you can dissolve into the mainstream, or you can be distinct. To be distinct, you must be different. To be different, you must strive to be what no one else but you can be. Alan Ashley-Pitt Thanks to my special friends I love you all! DOUGLAS MARTIN MARIE KETLENE MASSENAT 66Kat99 We look up this day, yesterday is already a dream, but today, well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and tomorrow a vision of hope. If at first you don't succeed try to hide your astonishment. To Virginia Euell I could not have made it without your help. Thanks. All my love always 8L 4ever to DC Mom ILY ' , 'ii' as J . .. iss g- ' Y , mx K. V El' I 5 auu ,IX .a ,., - I I JOSEPH MATTICOLI Horse Good times wfRich + Mell + all my good friends - 3am Micky !'D's - cruizin the 8l Z-28 - Oh what sum- mer fun! Lina the laughs were great! 5th period lunch a riot, vo-tech, Prom 82 I will never forget SG!! Special thanks to all my teachers who helped me make it through these 4 yrs: Prez + Trotman Gina l0f22f82 - Italian Club, New York was great!! Special thanks to mom and dad ILY! Later PHS. CARMELO MAURO May the Past be remembered, the Pre- sent cherished and a toast to the Future Remember F-football and all that was new the old boys NYC on 42 all the runs for brew the new places Ha! I9 NYC 2 the Dreams New Years. Bus- sin wfBop the Proms and cutty gigs Wed. morning Oh God! I'm sooo. .. What are you talking about? Fun in Italia so much for romance in Rome + adieu to MT RC LS Fisha KM JM NP RM MD Bininkersnitch ROSE MAURO Class of 83 - Ain't no stoppin us now Hangin at the bench with SK Tam, you're crazy My guys at TL I want that body! 4f29f82 Nothing is real if you can't believe in who you are. SSR3 Bye! VALENTINA MAZZUCATO Amicoe quello che non passa mentre tutto va! Teniamoci forte e lasciamo il mondo ai vizi suoi! lt's nice to be important but it's more important to be nice. French exchange '81 GS l403 AFS junior year SS FJ GC PF JC JG RT JA BM NJ BK JB Roxanne! Par- ties! I love you Fozzie!! HM - L'Tab please W Italia!!! AS AG LM AC GM AP FL AMY L. MCALLISTER To my best friends and the many great memories! I love you SM, SP, GA Stick with it Sherri. Good times with EP, KK, JS, JD, AJ, AND MC. Partying with !'The Girls DM, good luck honey! Special times with SDP. lOflOf8l ILY! SHAWN ELISABETH MCCORMACK Trego 8: P - thanx for understanding. Alec and Tracey - best friends always. New Orleans '8l. WS anyone? Amy M- What the il No bet on the car! Not the motorcycle again'?! Don't worry - l'll find a place to sleep! Thanx D.B. ls all that we see or seem but a dream within a dream? WS Mom, Dad, and Turbeville - l love you! Ciao, PHS! MILES W. MCCREDIE CAREY E. MCCUNE Amiemtae Hoagie! Saran wrap -l- rub- ber bands who's got a car? muzzle DJB - closet A KF, KC, DCF - No! Not the workshop! LG f Savin Jomo moose! Kings Inn - mich? Chippen- dales! Balloons Pooter + Pookie KF What's the speed limit? Hey Pookie! Jungle Love cucumbers ME - Thanx for being there! Love to Duck Luck + Love to ME, GK, RT, KR, MC, CD, DF, KF, KC. LG, CO, JJ, RB, AML f You made it all worthwhile . . . We've only just begun ... 78 itg f f il -, :fF,.fj:F'-ixgfg A F ' '1 f 1- 4 .ffe e sext fax F A . it sq i iaflfi ssiee etes F eewswg . 1 . . Mes 71 , ' . iii P A Ag - J if .. SHEILA M. MCDONALD Your working at your leisure to learn the things you'll need the promises you make tomorrow carry no guarantee W Specials Heres to good friends: AJ SDP KK MC JS MK Every night was kind of special East D. its snowing 4 wow 4 clubs 4 home? H2 3rd per. GA RB AP mental retardation R. Stones JFK Re- unions ? get a grip. COE J bye girls AM GA + SP lLY! Thanx! GAFYM : EAP - Thanx for the endless memories , .. M -l- D lLY. DE LAINE MCELROY t' fi TTT ii!'i ' . J F 1 A .eee.. . f . F .. . .... ,,.. . 52 '.'. JL 6 is .- . - sff'..1.exaew i .- 5 . -Ai EN Fat ggi 13-I KENNETH LEE MCKELLAR Well, the last chapter of my High School days has been writen. I must say I have enjoyed my stay, thanks to my teachers and friends. I'm going to miss all the guys on the football team, we almost did it. Track, I love it, B-Ball what can I say? To all the people in Peer Group: I love you, How did my co-lead- ers put up wfme? I wish love and happi- ness to all Love Ya V,T. W.G. MICHAEL ALEXANDER MECHANIC I HAD NO IDEA IT WAS SO CLOSE! Hereis to my friends in Prin- ceton, L.A,, S.F., Scotland, and every- where else. Lionhead Lodge - Warren - Mark, Weekends in N.Y.C., The Ritz, Mudclub Jamie, Liz, Teddy, Lise: Thanks for the most interesting 8 hours of my life Robbie and Claudia - My best! Princeton, you'll never really know me, but I know you, I hate quotations - Emerson fs, 2 '11 lwigk at-at lu HOPE MEHL MAN Forgetfulness leads to exile: while re- membrance is the secret of redemption - BST True happiness consists not in the mul- titude of friends but in the worth and choice B Jonson ILY - TM, MS, TS, MG, JG. BD, BIBS, VM, KP, AM, JJ w- jogg? where? Val - Ll LA TO VG GB Inn? JG - NYEJT. I share no man's opin- ion: I have my own. - Ivan Turgenev ILR MARK w. MIGLIORE mics Soccer - Let's go, Princeton , Base- ball, Mexico, Band A Berklee competi- tion ffl, what a nightmare! Why did I take that class? Manana Banana, bicy- cling to school on those freezing morn- ings, FUNDAISM Cwhere did you go?J, I have to sell ten tickets? Little Richard, N.J. need a good public rela- tions department. 'glt was the best of times, it was the worst of times , . . - C. Dickens ROBERT ANDREW MILLER I know a planet where there is a cer- tain red-faced gentleman. He has never smelled a flower. He has never looked at a star. He has never loved any one . . . And all day he says over and over, just like you: I am busy with matters of consequence! But he is not a man - he is a mushroom! A what? A mushroom! - Antone de Saint Exupery Homegrowns allright with me VIVIAN MILLER Laugh and the world laughs with you - Ella Wilcox Thanks and much love to CO, MW, AV, BC, JR, JF, LL, AS, and everyone who has made these past 4 years so spe- cial! I love you all Princeton YJ! Choir + New Orleans, Ski Trips, Eggrolls, Lax Poems + Locker buddies, Haircuts Garfield - EH! 'fThe little stones had dropped back onto the gravel under the window quite lost untraceable e days of their lives E Taylor KERRIE MOORE Act well your part Therein all honor lies. - A Thespian's Motto TRISHA ANN MORTON The last four years of High School have been the best! Thanks to all my teachers who have taught me. Especially to Mrs. Pachuta and to my special friends, KH, RM, and CM keep in touch and let's stay friends forever! Gym 3rd period with ML, RG, and FJL, guys, it's been fun!! See you around!! JULIEN EMMANUEL NAGINSKI Yo se un himno gigante y extrano que anuncia en la noche del alma una auro- ra. Yo quisiera escribirle. con palabras que fuesen a un tiempo suspirlos y risas. colores y notas. Pero en vano es lucharg que no hay cifra capaz de encerrario. si reniendo en mis manos las tuyas. pu- diera, al oirlo, cantartelo a solas. CG. Becquer -- JMW all the way with Adlai js pk jl an dj sw ANNA A. NAVARRO And, departing, leave behind us foot- prints on the sands of time. - Longfellow f,-- Gourmet Club. s. talks wfTam. Hulio Botch and best of friends AJSfGoodbye Ruby TuesdayfJLS 82fR.I. F.H. WXA 80 es DAVID A. NELSON Fellas we never quite made it to the beach. - scrrocco nightmare! Keg? shnib! KANIPXKANOP, Can you see my eyes? 1 chipmunk - Yo Gags, Grunts 8L G. Scott - Gretta: Vere did you get all ofdis BEER? - KW + L, 4. Heimy. The Best oftimes wfthe Best of friends ILY all-Pooh too! Skagek! FRED! Always bear in mind that your own personal resolution to success is more important than any other one thing. - A. Lincoln PETER MICHAEL NELSON Sometimes I wonder where I've been. who am I, do I fit in, we're always prov- ing who we areg I am who I am!! The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time JT Straight Inc 79-81 Thanx to all Nelsons for their support!!!! ILY Jr and Sr yr at PHS! The Boys, B- ball and Drama, and WAWA! Gig rough Special thanx to DJA, AB, SG, AND. CHA and many more! I'll never forget you Does anyone else here feel like I do? PATRICIA ANN NINI Florida 80 SEA WORLD! Italy 82 GOOD TIMES wfNeil: 9 Ball. ouou- Fresh. O.J. at CM's Cruising the torna- do -- Capri. The track. We had the best times. ANF. Good times wfDAT LS KE BC CM BC. Working at CC wjHeddy. Summers at Monmouth PK. Mira thanx Deb! Italy was the best. Florence. Laurie: I can't feel my legs. To Best Friends! Kim - stop! Mel our obsessions. Love will find a way. Tota- lee. The only way to have a friend is to be one. MIA D. NITCHUN There are places I'll remember all my life . . . some forever not for better . .. all these places had their moments wflovers -l- friends I still can recall. I know I'll never lose affection for people + things that went before - I know I'll often stop + think about them - In my life. l've loved them all - BEATLES Bahamas 80 fla: BB + SH Debate X2 Clubs -l- Reunions!! Stifountain Night OfThe West Point Guy Thanx to: AS TA JB SL SG SH GK DN AN .rs as ,x CAROL ELIZABETH O'CON NOR . . . If there were dreams to sell, what would you buy? - T,L.B. Special memories - T -I- O's, the beach, Can- ada, Roanoke, Choir, HofJ, SR Heist, JMR! First patrol UQ. Camp-outs, WB + E, Songs,, GDS! SDAM, KW + L, 2H1,M -I- M - toasts! Thanks to SPD LEG MW JJ RB KF VM CP CA DN MG YM CM BB + CO, my family, and ML - I love you all. . . Could we see when and where we are to meet again we would be more tender when we bid our friends goodbye. - Ouida GISELLE CHRISTINE ONDETTI When to the sessions of sweet silent thought I summon up remembrance of things past, I sigh the lack of many a thing I sought, But if the while I think on thee, dear friend, All losses are restored and sorrows end. From Sonnet 30 William Shakespeare BARBARA JOAN OPPENHEIM I won't disturb the slumber of feelings that have died If I never loved I never would have cried. x-country, Pickle? Tomatoc? Toad? Oh nooo. Otter, sorry Kiran, All my love to RF KC EF JR MP LF TW ER HM MG BP Special thanx to Winnifred. And the goodbye makes the journey harder still. - Cat Stevens ZOE OSTERGREN Hello and Goodbye PHS Wow all in one year Fun times Mia Kim Lilly my faith- ful Stuart friend and Sally Tennis is ffl Lawrenceville is a strong 542 Josh much I love you Peter too bad you don't know it clubs couldnt have been better GQ men Guess what Kelly I got some new clothes! Thanx mom! Oh Alfred J, you are a pain - Staten Is., New York -I- Fitz no I can't have Thomas remember sugar even if the flame dies I leave RC to Mia EVE C. OSTRIKER If you can touch the clocks and never start them, then you can start the clocks and never touch them, That's logic, as I know and use it. - James Thurber Call me what instrument you will, though you can fret me, you cannot play upon me. - William Shakespeare SCOTT C. PERONE SCO0T Four good years at PHS, Great x's with best of friends, EP, MK, RC, RB, RS, AP, JC. 4-years of Wrestling, Thanx Mr. Murray. Summer of'82 R -l- C... Boy, Always terrorizing, GA, SM, SP ILY. Thanks Mr. Shnieder A.L.M. lOflOf8l ILY Bring on the night - The Police GIL N. PERRY You climb up through the little grades and then get to the top and everybody cheersg with the sweat in your eyebrows you can't see very well and the noise swirls around you and lifts you up, and then you're out, not forgotten at first, just out, and it feels good and cool and free. You're out, and sort of melt, and keep lifting, until you become like to these kids just one more piece of the sky of adults that hangs over them. NEIL A. PETROCELLI It's still the same old story a fight for love and glory - SAM Love and Glory with friends Trish - vomit? 3 ball Gino's Fla. Italy Firenze Pizza twice NY Get it PN, CM Love will find a way Laur-Choc Sauce Tongues Mt. Dew Magilla LSN - 4 ball monymony LN + JP? KE - Growl HW W teach C- Shop - HP - Babe Ciao Itali PN LS CM OJ at CMS Love ya Marge Coo- geine cuz CL PNAnF Cause I'm easy like a Sunday mornin' L. Richie FTA MICHAEL F. PHARES I had alot of good times and I certainly had alot of bad times, but I wouldn't have traded it for the world. I'm really looking forward to my life ahead and what it has in store for me. I get by with alittle help from my friends, I get high with a little help from my friends. going to try with a little help from my friends. J.L, - PNI. I guess what I'm going to miss most about P,H.S., is my friends. So Long! ANDREW FISHER PHILLIPS New Orleans '81 Bourbon St. Tennis with D. Squash is the sport wild times with Keith and Tim 'kthat wasan optional red light Tower what dead- line? College trips David Weiss Drink- ing Game Bacon on PHS Reading ma- keth a full man, conference a ready man. and writing an exact man. and partying Bacon: Of Studies Good friends KG TK DP GC GO AG BW VI8cD 82 CHRISTOPHER B. PHINNEY Ask me and I will play all the love I hold inside. Simon Et Garfurikle Thanks Chad for the friendship and the memo- ries. Wermontl Rachel. the one always laughing. David and all the good times! All the friends. the love, and the memo- ries. Thanks Jessica for all the love and the friendship. NYC '8l. With Joey at the Lake or the broken road. A memo- rable year indeed, 5 minutes more!'? Please! IU. solo in Cessna 86 Que- bec! Fly with me. .. . - - Q5 1 , TERRENCE PHOX JENNIFER ANN PICKENS Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful we must carry it with us or we find it not. Emerson AMY JENNIFER PIKE There are times when I don't see the light and I don't know if what I do is right , , , but when I'm wrong it's never meant for you. so don't confuse my love with what I do. -- EC Mimi - Thanx for always being there, I love you. Mom and Dad. Let the words be yours, I'm done with mine. -- BW We THOMAS M. PINNEO ANTHONY PIRONE ERNEST PIRONE Football gl Wrestling Thanx Coaches BS - lMooseheadj Let's hit the battle field - R -l- C. Volvo - Always snow- ing! GS Gigs - Crashing on the Ped What am I doing on the ground - Scott you'rejust a little - on a bicycle crash- ing out on Valley Road Field Good times wfthe boys SDP RB RC AP RS also GA AM SP and especially SMM For the great times - ILY cribbing at Jadwin Gym Skanking it slow f BOB MARLEY YANN PONCIN file, K W - kvxk .t . ' f . -i . D . . bi. , dh .fnsagg xii , 1' eta 'B f f l-.tt- if if f ' ,. . A + ' g1,t! - --l.' A be yr' i , I . ii' Qs- .,f'f'7TT 'v..,X. v f A I I A , iiill fi. ll ll' i 1 ,za ,f ' s f f s ie 32 w JULIA B. POPENOE Hold fast to dreams, For it dreams die, Life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. L. Hughes For every complex question There's a simple answer - and it's wrong. H.L. Mencken Theyire a little bit funny, these feel- ings inside. Elvis Costello Thanks to all my friends esp. LB and AC Europe here we come! CLAIRE FAITH PRQCACCINO CHEERLEADING 79-83 Swivel ST AK KI TL. Summer 82 KI B8LG MYT. BCH. The Best IL. BCH 5th Brr. Summer 81 AKLE Great memories of The Boys I miss you! Exon Exp. Citgo sat. Thanx Trot. The 4 I Luv U. SPECIAL FRIENDS ARL KLI HAW KMP LAF LS SP DS Going to the circus mom Tizzielish 8: Bob Friends Forever Watch out Dallas. ITS BEEN GREAT THANKS PHS HW ifi'fh556smw.s+ , , ff - -- W..... .xesqgvwkmwg t.te ,,.. ,,.ikJV W ..,,,,.x - , ,,,,.. .,.,, tt , .. S L. i rss'-eiaefegg, ffl .... . J' ' E 15:5 .. it . 1 9 Q I 83 DAVID J. PROC KOP Souvenirs ofsund slip through my hand. Beziux reves Bon voyage - Roberi Krufi Afoot and light-hearted I luke to the open road. Healthy, free. thc norld before me. The long brown path before me leading wherever I ehoose. - Whitman BRIAN BORU QUINN 84 KARLSON RAPP JOSHUA RAPPAPORT EDDIE RICE My four years are finally over. Thank God! I leave behind great memories and great times like playing football basket- ball and spring track. But I will never forget my boys TT. TP. KMc PY etc. Good luck to you all in the future. I would like to thank my coaches and fa- vorite teacher J. Lang for all that he has taught me for the past four years. And a special thank to Alta Bryant for helping me through Biology. Love always Ed Rice EDWARD RICE Cheese I am glad this is my last year and will miss going out with my friends which include: Tim Howard. Kerry and Ter- rence Phox. PJ and Fred Young. Elliott Liverman. Darryl Hemingway. Antho- ny Turner. Michele and Georgian Cumberbatch, Wendy Turner. Ken McKellar. Kyle Stevens. Sharon Cruser. Stefan Fletcher and Jimmy Moise. Now to go to be a chef and to make some money. CAROLINE E. RICKETT Don't worry - so what if there is no life after death? There is life after Garp. believe me. - John Irving What a chestll Florida '83 M.D. -- thanx . . . Are they real? Dark roots Dancing Q73 G. -l- T. wfHarvy + the French Wench. K,L. Y Screwy Wab- bit!! Party Girls -- I.A. + me! Sedat- ed'?, Punks Will the muzak never end? - Specials As. A ILY Ilf5f82 JUDITH M RINGLAND Jodi The woods are lovely. dark and deep But I have promises to keep. And miles to go before l sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. - Robert Frost To my close friends: thank you for shar- ing all the good times and frustrations. Some things are not to be forgotten: lit- tle details which mean so much. Well guys. we made it now all we have to do is wait. Q MARY B. RODGERS I have my own particular sorrows. loves. delights: and you have yours. But sor- row. gladness. yearning. hope. love. be- long to all of us. in all times and in all places. Music is the only means where- by we feel these emotions in their uni- versality. --- Overstreet To all who make high school livable + loveable - Shannon. sensitive. support- ing always - Carol f- smiles and laughter - you all are very' special. TIMOTHY STUART ROOT Persons attempting to find a motive in this narrative will be prosecuted: per- sons attempting to find a moral in it will be banished: persons attempting to find a plot in it will be shot. By order of the author: Mark Twain All my love LT. SH. EL. RB. CL. MN. ballroom. D.L. And New Orleans with choir were great. Catch you later!! . 1 M30 TODD DOWLING ROOT Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower, We will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind. To some very special people for the very special times: SH,CT,CL, CS,JL,AP, GO, KV, RC, NH, CP, CG, and all of PG: lf every word I said could make you smile, l'd talk forever. VINCENT RENE HART ROYCE peace love flowers beads hook ah smoking catapillars chin a cat sunllowers fungi rise climb fall to get to terrapin when your dealin' ear as with death the joker's wild the ace is high happy trails dead 86 JOHN D. RUE Come on guys, you know what they say . , , Bad dress rehearsal, Good opening night! X844 'LAnyone can see the secret of life, the trick is to find a pen. -A J. Rue PEPPY TIGER MICHELE LOUISE SAMAROO MIMI Exceptions 3-ll NC Spring 82 + S3 Cape May 8l SWS Redheads MG AP + SM - I tried my honey - MT KP ILY Always 'Bestest friend Tam' Terresa-Marie Studly A ILY LB JP AS AN - Thanx Bakery runs - CT George 8L Martha AJP ILY Have A Coke 8L A Smile FS I miss UFTWS Thanx for sharing the bed Endless Love 748 I Thought Cider Had Bubbles7l7 Does it look like a good day for frisbee Aim? We'll start tomorrow Hope MSLD ILY Take Care! MARK ANDREW SANDERS It was the best of times. It was the worst oftimes, It was the age ofwisdom, lt was the age of foolishness, It was the epochofbelief, it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope it was the winter of de- spair. We had everything before us, we had nothing before us. - Charles Dickens fr X ' I ,iff I xt V ,T . K -. F x , t,, T o ' is e . -stta, eissi , 'P e X. . ss'e f A, f, I tx e : A sisss s et - A eess l rrrss asss 4 it S . Tsl ' . ann-if t 1 A I ,... suave CHRISTOPHER CARTER SANDERSON From that subtle eternity, Upwards lies through it's Clicking teeth, the lonely Kiss of now - time Only my last time, For now, For the 'is' of me. Not for it all though Opened pours for a new Winter, its lover moves goodbye DAVID WIGHTMAN SCHRAYER Dino MICHAEL SCHWAB STEPHEN SCHWAB . fa ' 97' ,WV 6 Ya' I PETER GREGORY SCHWARTZ PHS - Thanks for the years ofthought and direction. Idon't remember if it went quickly or not. Best times saved for last. Hey Luke, who said the Natives were popular? Oh well, on to the future fthe Senate, if not, the House white.J Step on the gas and wipe that tear awayfone sweet dreamfcame truefto- day fBeatles. are you better off today than you were four years ago'?i' - Ron- ald Reagan - yea, I guess so. Never forget: Bird-men!!! KELVIN SENSENIG We have come to the parting ways my friend. Now you will go your way, and I mine. You won't be with me any longer but the memories shall remain. And though friends shall part, the memories shall last forever. anonymous Good bye to everyone, especially to Barb, who I shall miss the most, you are someone special to me. So long PHS! RICHARD U. SFERRA Fr Year Best, Terrorizing Soph Yr, OH NO FOOD FIGHT Ray Visiting the Fire Place. . .Jamming wfTHE NOW TONES . . . VO-TECH f SP . . . JC ... JM ... Take and Reem it Fire Works . . , M80 . .. Block Buster Time STIN KING 82 P.U. Reunion. Football l year not enough . . . Fire at the Fire- house, Hangen at the ramp GIG- GING ROUGH ... Ralph Drunk Much Fun Times WfGreat Friends . .. ONE STEP BEYOND... PHS THANKS It was fun . . , LATER ON MARC NOLL SHAPIRO Gishapv Hoops ',83 Who knows - Why not Marvin Jumper - The boy's 83 Goons, Gabe, and Whit, - ski Trip 8l and SZ Tuking on Paradise - Chairlift -- Doobs - We had the nastiest room - TnT. The Monday Night A Express with Welselt Why six months - maybe not - Gigs unlimited M If you want it you've got to go get it Var Football Sophomore year f Shinb that Keg. Kid go off - Life goes on 4 Live it to the fullest. It's all over but it's really just begun: Cursch 82 TAMMY SHIDLOVSKY Tomorrow we may sail in the boats - Tomorrow maybe in all the paths A Tomorrow each man will build in his own hands whatever he dreamt about today! Never the same wfo you S.W.S. Cape May 8l!! NC - 83!! Kev' S. Talks wfAnnie!! Botch, Julie, Ame - The Gourmet club 'Bestest Friend Mimi ' Hopus Studly K ILY Caroline Terry M.T. - Tonight Mickers - Hang in There!!! VICTORIA AVERY SHOWALTER Vinca Can miles truly separate you from friends? lfyou want to be with someone you love, aren't you already there? Thanks BB, JP, RK, and all Sweeties Judy 4 Bathtubs? Bourbon St? lt's still only us! Leslie: Read thisfand not just formal For me, the past is forever 88 LAURIE SIGGIA Special Times wfKim wkends at your 2nd home - Neil QL friends 4ever, FTA! Trish can't feel my legs - Mel 8: Scoong AKA Rich, OJ at 7? - Bagel run wfHW St CP 'LNASTY GTC A Sue AAjaZZ 81 - PHS bulbs wfMr. T. - NY wflT. club 5 Shore 82 DOO- DADS MAM New Year 82 H Me 84 Magilla, HOW EMBARASSING! ILY CHRI thanks for being there - lt's all in the seat Rich - Ricordero sempre Italia 82, grazie perle memorie! ILY Paul, you're all right SEAR- CHIN' FOR A DESTINY THATJS MINE GEORGE SILBERSTERN Gently the dawn is breaking, Golden and tenderly glowing. Can you, my love, unknowing Dream on in peaceful sleep? Now that night is ended, Waken, my dear and hear meg Wake to console and cheer me, Console the pain of love so deep. From THE BARBER OF SEVILLE tAct lj By: G. Rossini v Text: C. Ster- bini JOHN C. J. SILVIA Leadfoot Oh My God. . .That's a STATE COP! It's not when computers think like peo- ple, but when people start thinking like computers. Tell me PHS, where-ever did the war- gamers club go? CORA A. SLOAN Rem. JV cheerleading all your life Var- sity got jerked forgot BB Bugging out. HT RMC 82 Baby T. laughing at RG, CW, By AH Thanks to all like Bux ha , Euell, Van! Softball cry out for help. My love to mom for bringing me back. Sweet l6 GR flea. The park 8l My years at Princeton I'll always remember because this is where it all started. DT, DB, 83 Good luck to my class of '83, the best is yet to come. Bye PHS ERIK SMITH Always remember that the matters at hand are never what they appear to be Sherlock Holmes HALLEY SMITH JOANNE M. SOLOMON AMY SONNENSCHEIN The past is just a portrait The future's ours to frame - Squeeze A.A.N. - Best of friends forever - The Gourmet Club- Tam, Hulio, Lib, Anna, Let's go for a walk! Goodbye Ruby Tuesday W Bern and A - Eg- grolls wfViv The memories will last for- ever, Europe '83 So the final verse is sung .mq qb,r I iir t fi eff 1T3ffr-1: f' 1 X s Q f mr if if x 'I t E6 t 1 . X My Q 1' X-R ,Q A f R I is I t 'r I ' eer' 1 I V A' A f ' J' ' www ,anus lm 'jf' :Jw THOMAS LOVE SPRINGER Zeke As Gill once said: I will be a good boy, I said I will be a good boy BLAIR SPRUILL ERIK STEINER JAMES STEINMETZ KYLE ELIOT STEPHENS You don't know me but l'm your broth- er. I was raised here in this living hell, you don't know my kind in your world, But very soon the time will tell 5 Doo- bie Brothers To all the young ladies -A All of you are beautiful. To all the I'Gents - Everyone of you is the man. CT and MT, my friends forever. The 'lMcK brothers 2 my brothers. I've awakened to find that it's over . .. for now. Time waits for no one. - Mi- chael Jackson DEBBIE J. STIER The secret of love is opening up your heart, - J.T, - Wouldn't it be good if dreams came true. - E.F. ILY There's a felling I get When I look to the west And my spirit is crying for leaving See ya. MOIRA - Led Zepplin - VH, SG, MM, LL - smile, smile. smile RICHARD J. STROCZYNSKI Now that we all have accomplished a major feat by successfully completing high school. Let's Do it all in college. KENNETH STROMAN 90 A if gala ANTHONY DAVID SULLIVAN CHARLIE SULLIVAN The Evolution of Thought I know nothing except the fact of my ignorance, Socrates Um, um, um, ' Herman Melville 'I don' know. ' John Steinbeck Beep beep Beep beep yeh The Beatles ANN BAILEY SUTPHIN I like the things I do To have a little magic A little humor Tenderness Sweet tempo Spirit And a complete feeling - JJW To my hipsters Them heavy people hit me in a soft spot - Kate ush RITA A. SWEENEY Still around the corner there may wait, a new road or a secret gate, and though I often have passed them by a day will come at last when I shall take the hidden paths that run west ofthe moon and east ofthe sun J.R.R. Tolkien MAGGY SAMIR TADROS Freshmen donit know + don't know they don't know. Sophomores don't know -I- know they don't know. Juniors know + don't know they know. SEN- IORS Know -le know they know - Life is to short so why waste precious time AFS. Skiing Florida. Hallow- eens. Rollerskating. TV till Sam. Trig makeups. Track APs. SAT fibl games. Dances. Diet is die wfa T Fridays RS Mechancal Dr. Sleepovers Beach. Luv + Thanx VM CW SC AL SF NA CL It was great. So long + Thanx PHS! ALEXANDER TAFT Thanks much to Neel Malik, Oh my God! There's Neel at the prideless with our bikes at the waveg split moskau Thanks for the trip to Cape Cod MF You'll never reach the magic summer of eight GFQ Pappy wasn't that good on to LA. The west is the best. James Morrison s . MATTHEW DAVID TAMASI Junior and Senior Years, The Best!! Baseball ffl - 4 years - Thanx O'Neill. Italy - Spring '82 - I'll never forget! I - Club... PRES . , . Thanx Mr. Prez. Mel, what are you doing? - N.Y.C. - The best of times with MM RC RS and ofcourse NIS -4- TS ... Cruisin' the Jeep .., A-office .., the old boys. Later PHS .,, CAROLINE LEWIS MAY TARASCHI For long you live and high you fly and smiles you'II give and tears you'll cry - And all you touch and all you see - Is all your life will ever be - Pink Floyd THANKS KES 'Always have, - Love, Laughter and Tears Lisa - remember to turn out the light and close the door behind you - ILY! Short Stories - that is all we live. All my love, SEH TJS MLS BC Broc TR2 So many good griends and so many WILD MEMO- RIES!! 1980 . .. L'VILLE-RPS' CAROL ELLEN TATE BILL TETZELI Ad hoc, ad loc, and quid pro quo: so little time, so much to know! - Yellow Submarine - And I applied my mind to know wis- dom and to know madness and folly. And I percieved that this also was a striving after the wind - Ecclos l:l7. They said I would shine like a light in the moon on the sea. - Jonothan Edwards THAI THI MY I am free now to make a new life in this wonderful country. Thanks to the USA for giving me freedom. I am grateful to the faculty and my classmates of PHS for all the help they have given me. Time has gone by so fast, and I must leave to continue my education. DOUGLAS J. THOMPSON My building has every convenience It's going to make like easy for me It's going to be easy to get things done I will relax, along with my loved ones ... talking Heads Retirement of the Strat King. Four yrs, baseball, P-TennisfH-Trips wfjone- sey, Hanning, RK - ask sh Don't you ever throw any thing again TMPSMKTDDBA Kingpin - food fight ,82 - HEIM WEISS - ERIC THOMPSON Always say yes never say no. MICHAEL TIMONEY 92 MARJORIE TOUSSAINT W W yr ior ..J JULIAN TREVES ROSEANN TUFANO ho's got a car? here would I be CHIPPENDALES. wfout my friends. l at ND, 3 at PHS, It's ok we're sen- s! AMIEMTAE Open arms ungle Love shop camping tha KR,CM,CS,CD. I' Locker pictures open nx mom, ME. KH, MP8LJeffforaIIthe nice memories. To Jeff I'll be here when you return, ILY, F. ANTHONY No matter No matter I want you to k I'Il always love You only live once, OUC what I say, what I do. now you. RAY TURNER but ifyou live right, c is enough, To all the people that made it possible, Mom, 3 muskcteers, my teachers and coaches. Thanx for all the out with the boys, gir year tripping out. things work out fo da of te to remember. wishes to the cl confidence and support. Hanging cooling out with the Is and having a good time. Freshmen To S.O.V.S. I hope r us. Oct 30, l982 a Good luck and best ass of 83 DARRELL B. TURNER Though we're going forward and mov- ing on things won't stop the beat goes on we are but little a line in life's eternal song a single rhyme as the beat goes on so though our days have been many and long now it's over and the beat goes on Good luck to everyone especially J. H, KR, ER, AT, CBSD Keep on rockin' it JENNIFER MARGARET ULLMAN Now, here, you see, it takes all the running you can do, to keep in the same place. If you want to get somewhere else, you must run at least twice as fast as that! - Lewis Carroll Angling may be said so like the math- ematics, that it can never be fully learnt. - The Compleat Angler Such thanks as fits a king's remem- brance. - Hamlet ADRIANNE VANDEN HEUVEL Old friends, Memory brushes the same years. Silently sharing the same fears. Time it was and what a time it was. Simon and Garfunkel Switzerland 82 FH W sweet success All my love Bern, Amy, Viv, Anna Have a blast- B8LR Locker buddies Let's go for a walk! Paddle Flakey? Per- fect beach days - BC Goodbye Ruby Tuesday . . . JON KENN ETH VARVEL KEN Breathe, breathe in the air Donit be afraid to care Leave but don't leave me Look around, choose your own ground For long you live and high you Hy The smiles youfll give The tears you'll cry All you touch and all you see ls all your live will ever be. Pink Floyd ILRC DANIEL WEST VIA The best laid schemes O' mice an' men sang aft agley, An' lea' us naught but grief an' pain for p romis'd joy - Roburt Burns BUT... The sunlll come out Tomorrow - Annie BROOKS BATTERBERRY WALSH Let's swim to the moon Y Can you pic- ture what will be, so limitless and free. The Doors. There's the known. And there's rates th the unknown, And what sepa- e two is the door, and that's what I want to be. I want to be the door. The music i fire as s your special friend. Dance on it intends. - Jim Morrison HEATHER ANNE WARD GTC 8: Heddy TL WfLaine, Christi 8L Laurie - give it a rest - HUH, Henry? T.A.T. wfTTWildwood - the rod - H8cL UH-OH-nasty - PH BRWXLS, JS 8: CP Tricia get off that! Teach Neil? HT, LI, CS, LS, CP, DT, KE o thanx t etour new friends hungry? Take a aine llfl2f82 -S night to re- d L member. Nasty jeep - shore someday Hen.? SS 2f8l-5 82 g I'll always re- member Thanx Marv. Henry - always there -the best friend I could ever ask for ILY MARC D. WASSERMAN The game isn't over till it's over -Y ogi Bear YAFFA KATHERINE WEAVER Yaf, Yafferina, Yiffer, Boo Direct your eye right inward and you'll find a thousand regions in your mind Yet undiscovered. Travel them and be Expert in home i cosmography. QHD Thoreauj SHEI LA KATHERINE WEBB The devil always come in between poli- ticians SL they start quarrelling. Y'have to imagine what really goes on, because power become a pride business instead of we live together 8L trade together 8: stop the war. - Bob Marley Limitless undying love which shines around me like a million suns, it calls my on and on across the universe. - Beatles mommy daddy jessie i an janie richard - ILY CLIFFORD N. WELBER Now I rejoice, not that ye were made sorry, but that ye sorrowed to repen- tance: For ye were made sorry after a godly manner,that might receive dam- age by us in nothing 2 Corinthians 8:9 SARA JANE WELCH Say can I have some of your purple ber- ries? Yes, I've been eating them For six or seven weeks now, haven't got sick once. Probably keep us both alive John ... I love you ... PFMIS Love gl thanks to RE JG RD VR YW QB JC RW LW La la how the life goes on. 94 NADIA DIANA WHITE Only those that experience truly live. - Hearshey Scott Thanks Pars, Beach, Tom and Fletch and everyone who has made the past four years an experience. To play a sport is one thing, but to play it well, give your all till you drop and still have fun, that is the ultimate goal. Above all else, have fun! ILY Mom Dad 8L Ben WILLIAM J. WHITTAKER Now we get a rude and a reckless look out he spits on mothers Naw Colt, Stump, Gumby, Bloke Ski trip - Bryce Check out those bottles PAUL 9fl2f82 MCM Is:-...... A , ......-ni 'N'-M CLAIRE HELEN WILLIS So many faces in and out of my life Some will last Some will just be now and then Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes l'm afraid it's time for goodbye S Billy Joel Thanks for everything Val ttwin sisterj, RD, BW, SC, EdB, MF, SL R. Juliano- vich Success to Class of'83 and '84 Adi os amigos Au revoir mes amis! JEREMY STUART WILSON MARTHA R. WILSON I If endings symbolize beginnings, shouldn't the good-byes be easier? Weekends with ZH2 BnB NYC M + M KW + LO -l- T parties JJ concert reunions Choir Soccer Wrestling Scuba Runoia France Zf82 Africa l2f82 Friends we knew Follow us through All the days of our lives - Dan Fogelberg Chad, Rachel, Laurie,Carol, Cris, Viv, Jen, Monty, David - Thanks ALLISON YOUNG I can't believe I finially made it! D.R.T. PETER HAROLD P..I. YOUNG JR. W4 yrs. Underfeated Freshmen yr. Than Ks Cirullo. Track CVC Champs 80'8l. Group II Central Jersey champs. It's been real Skinny dipping get the towels. Good times with JM BT EL ER Pink-C get on! Later Fellows. To CT HG MG stay sweet. Thanks for all of your support MF Luvya. Don't be a follower be a leader - New Years Eve ER out the window. Special thanx to M.T, Love you always Later PHS Senior Class Ufficers wawrwsswmwm s 'W , ' iiii Amy Sonncnschein Sc-:cretaryfTrcasurer Jennifer Pickens Vice-President David Schrayer President 96 fy' 1 Wi? ,Q 1 ff 1 ff ff W f '., '17 ' ' ' . W Wff' ,, , V ' .,,, ki V' ' , ' , -,,. . , V 4. A X' ff DERCLASSME Juniors '84, Sophomores '85, Freshmen '86, Juniors '84, Sophomores '85, Freshmen '86, Juniors '84, Sophomores '85, Freshmen '86, Juniors '84, Sophomores '85, Freshmen '86, Juniors '84, Sophomores '85,'Freshmen '86, Juniors '84, Sophomores '85, Freshmen '86, Juniors '84, Sophomores '85, Freshmen '86, Juniors '84, Sophomores '85, Freshmen '86, Juniors '84, Sophomores '85, Freshmen '86, Juniors '84, Sophomores '85, Freshmen '86, Juniors '84, Sophomores '85, Freshmen '86, Juniors '84, Sophomores '85, Freshmen '86, Juniors '84, Sophomores 1 a 5 Q r ' ' Y Y Y n 2 f I r 0 w 1 4 J. Adler A. Alroy T. Amit R. Barragan D. Bascara K. Beer E. Bergman P. Bergman S. Berry L. Bess J. Bleeker R. Bleeker J. Bolster S. Bolton 'U' S. Bonnema M. Book S. Bordes H. Bottigheimer B. Bovers K. Braddish A. Brandt 100 C. Carrington K. Caulk L, ...iq L. Choe M. Christie M. Clark C. Cleaves N. Cohen E. Cohn M. Chessler K. Chu M. Cohen D. Coleman W. Branson R. Bronzan A. Brown C. Brown F. Burke M. Cahill D. Calaprice M. Carneval W. Colt E ... rx -Q S. Craig G. Cumberbatch D. D'Angelo T. Connell' T. Craig S. Cumberbatch J. Danielson S. Corsover K. Crafton S. Crandall S. Cruser K. Cummings A. Curtis K. Dawes K. Dede J' O. Dedulin T. Devin M. DiD0nat0 C. Djorup R. Doronzio 102 J. Dumont R. Dunham R. Dyson B. Ellerstein G. Elliott i-JRR. ' if G. Falc S. Farhang C. Filion A. Fillo L. Flenold M. Forcione A. Forman A. Fraker E. Freebefg B. Freeman R. Freeman L. Fresco 2 tx O. Fryszman P. Gager S. Gelperin D. Gibson N. Gillette M. Gillham D. Gochfeld D. Goodman Pc D. Gross K. Grover A. Hagadorn T. Haggerty '11, M. Elliott M. Ende M. Epstein C. Graham C. Gray M. Greenland J. Hammond K. Hayes K. Helm 103 E. lrenas K. lvan D. Jahn P. Hendry T. Hill J. Holland P. J anney rm. si. 1 . Alfa. L. Hertford S. Herzog A. Heyman EY: .K JE vm! J. Hillier N. Hirsch M. Hoff M. Hollinger M. Howard S. Huffaker M. Jenkins P. Jennings M. Joachim D. Johnson L. Johnson D. Keely Ni... . , E. Keenan T. Keisler P. Kemp 104 S. Kershaw J. Kiplinger S. Kirton W, A ,Y , . ,Q JK, ,J QW C. Knight D. Kochen J. Kopp is A. Kornegay J. Landis I- LHFSQII G. Lependorf J. Leschly M. Lewis .f ' 'Q .i 'Winn-....... G. Licht K. Lisi J. Lister Q if-4 . .mum T. Lupa J. Lusen J. Lysaker K. Macrae S. Maitlen Y, Marishak C. Matey . N k Q K. Mathes S. Mattera C. Maussenet T. Mazzotta F. McCormick C. McCray E. McCredie A. McMichael II. McVicker A. Messersmith S. Miller J. Moise N. Moy P. Mueller ih- 105 C, Nevins A. Nini T. Norris M. 0'C0nn0r A. Obeyesekere C. O'Donohue P. 0'Ehlmann J. 0'Grady D. Panitz J. Parsells E. Perna W. Peter R- Petrecca J. Petrone K. Phox S. Pignona R. Pilshaw M. Pinochet K- Poncin C. Porreca K. Pratt . . x, D. Proshan J. Quinn S. Ragoonath E, Rapp 106 J. Rees M. Rice M. Riddle P. Rosenthale M. Royce E. Ruben A. Rutherford D. Sams A. Schaeffer ,fi D. Schowalter A. Schulman A. Schwartz M. Seltzer I. Sesnic L. Shears A. Shelpuk J. Sherin D. Sigmund W. Sisson C. Smith J. Snijders T. Roan B. Roed A. Rose I. Rosenthal A. Rudenstine D. Ruiz D. Ruiz J, Russo bmi... E. Schenck L. Schkolnick D. Schmidt A. Schneier J. Soderman R. Sonnenschein L. Spies T. Spruill J. Stein K. Stoy M, Stoy R. Swain J. Swinton A. Taha S. Taylor D. Thompson S. Tilston E. Toner C. Toussaint W A. Trani S. Travisano H. Troy B. Trubee A. Tsui K, Ufford S, Van Dyck 108 X Y J. Van Raalte G. Versfeld 6 . .. 'Q R. Von Goeler G. Wadsworth f P. Walden R. Wallace A R. Walzer E. White K. White D. Williams J. Winner J. Wislar R Wolpert K Woodfield G Woolston T. Yocom M. Yoshikawa A. Young Junior Class Gfficers fi QM? Amanda Rose av President Ruth Von Goeler - Vice-President Anne Marie Brown M Secretary-Treasurer 110 1 yu 'f 541' f zgzfvq 1? if bg: ' six: 'T W4 1' W :I .,, A- , an 4' 1 rf 53, ,- f- iw 0, .ma 1 s',, Q2 Q . ,vs ug' THE M Rexx WN. ..kx XNK XX 'NS-.XXX 'N 'Q 'Ns N bww.. NNN. CQ ii E I J. Abrahams A. Agin A. Aiken E. J. Aust J. Azzolini R, Babu R. Bender A. Bendiksen J. 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Gorman P. Granger ,SKIN 433, ,D , 4:fffJf'Ifi 44' Qfyx. W, 1 , 4 E. Gray K. Green S. Grover J. Gruhn A. Halstead B. Halvorsen A. Harris E. Hayes A. Heard S. Heidere D. Hemingway M. Hendry S. Hill D. Hobson D. Hodell S. Hoffman 115 J. Howley B. Huber P. Huguenin S. Hutchins R. Jackson A. Jacobs K. Jennings G. Johnson P. Johnson K. Kaneko M. Katz S. Kim wwwwf n ? 1 16 G. Hulsman K. Jarvis C. Kaderabek D. Kingston A. Kostin 1 . , X 5 3 S' X xxi SB? A ' i n . F - 1 K. Kurzinski W. Laurie D. Klinicki L. Klingebiel Z i. S K 1 ' '. .Q if. 55: 5 xx E S J. Koepp M. Kowarz -.-i . ..-- 1 ' igzff--qi.-Q1-ggig if Z' isififl. - . ..- S.. 1 I 1: . is-J 'iw asai J t.'1:1g-si W 4 J. Kyle R. Lavid S. Krasnoff A. Lakey B. Lee B. Krauthamer L. Larson D. Lennon -ax fi 'D W .. .,. Q .: V - .. ., T. - 921.17 K N kb- . we X Q M 'WG' L. Lenox J. Levitt E. Litostansky D. Litt C. Little 5 D. Mann F. Massenat E. McCune K. McGee A. Littlejohn C. Littlejohn T. Liverman T. Loder S. Lofgren C. Lynch M. Mack F. Macrae M- Magder M. Mandel J. Mann D. Marchand E. Marseille C. Martin D. Martin M. Maryk D. Mcallister B. McCormack D 2- M. McDonough H. McFarlane R. McGowan K. McKellar S. Morales T. Morelli M. Murray L. Nathan S. Olszewski G. Ondetti M. Oppenheimer J. Opperman E. Pearce T. Perkins K. Perna T. Perna P. Petrone R. Phillips D. Pinelli S. Pirone 118 S. McVey-Finney K. Mershon R. Miller A. Neumann G. Orlanski l. Perry V. Podgoursky A. Meluskey M. Menier X, E. Miller J. Miller F. Moghanaki B. Moore E. 0Donoghue K. Offredo A. Paczynska A, Page L. Pervin M. Petrone E. Pomerantz G, Provost K. Ragoonath fx N . 5 k 3' ' A. Ranft E. Reeves M. Rice D. Richter L. Roberts S. Roberts L. Rodas D. Santoro D. Sensenig Se A. Rosenblum D. Rosenfeld L. Rosenthal N. Ruclenstine J. Russell D. Sanders L. Savage A. Saville M. Schenck B. Schwartz D. Schwartz P. Sechi T. Sesnic M. Sferra J. Shagam A. Shanefield J. Sharp S. Shearman T. Sheehan F5 cms, ,. xmw . 5 , I zz . Q I .1 Q Tis ' J. Sinclair K. Smith T. Simon R. Skillman L. Smith fbv T. Snyder P. Spagnoli S. Spear M. Spencer D. Sprow K, Steiner L, Stgnakgr S. Strachan K. Stroman E. Suni . D. Tams A. Tate J. Taylor F. Taylor F. Tennie :des Ni' ' . - 'Wf- - Q gg, is x R- ' NX x ' D. Tracey A. Tran G. Trelstad W. Turner I. Usiskin N . . A P. Van Fraassen N. Vawter C. Vogt D. Van Goeler D. Voorhees M. Stefanchik A. Sylla H. Thai B. Van Debovenkamp T. Waterbury N. Weaver J. Webb W. Wedderburn M. White P. Wisnovsky E. Wohi Z. Wood A- Woodside L. Wortman 120 C. Steinberg N. Tadros A. Tilston P. Vanden Heuvel M. Waltman T. Warnock . sw S Q 'm'7l K. Williams EF F. Young T. Wise Sophomore Class Officers .... so ., ,..,n,o.. W .Mmm new . My ..., .. Mk is om s,ssss ssssss R s s in s 1 sxs. . f ff s ss Tom Perkins f President David Schwartz - Vice-President Liz Gray 4 Secrelaryffreasurer 121 CLASS 0F ' :v 'M -.., a S. Abrams J. Allen S. Allen A. Andriaotahina K. Arnott M. Babu J. Bagley iii. C. Bailey O. Bascara P. Baum R. Bawden M. Beauvil Kr' saw, :M x N V x -.1 . , A 1. 13, .,..,,-yy., . Z.. . .,....,.-- f 'rg ' ...fLEf?ii Lf' 11.41. I ff ,vgfffu C. Bent L. Berkner J. Berman S. Billington E. Bing 122 Q2 G. Beer H. Beggs C. Black L. Blumenthal L. Bogatz K. Bolender M, Bolster R. Bosley S. Braddish T. Bradford D D D ll .. X P w.., N E. Branson W. Breck M. Brown D -... v I A. Bruce L. Buzard M. Cadestin D. Calaprice R. Carchman Y. Carnevale D. Caskey A. Caulk C. Chen V. Chen M. Chessler J. Clinton W. Coker S. Cooper D. Cottrell 5 v 'k.. N J- Craig J. Crowley M. Cucchi J. Cummings J. Daley N. Davies D. Davis Qisgwilza ' iiifziizfii' X Q? iii Q ff? Y 1 ' 5- . . J. Davis K. Dede J. Demonehy B. DiDonato M. Dimeglio S. Doig I M E. Eighmey D. Elliott M. Elliott G. Ellis H. El Shakhs R. Etz S. Faghirzaedeh T. Fahmy C. Fee J. Fellman IVI. Fink A. Finzi J. Fisher T. Fletcher B. Freeman D. Froehlich 124 Wu, S. Gaie D. Greenberg J. Happer M. Herring P. Hoehle L. Huckins A. Jacobs D. Gelperin B. Goodman L. Greenblat C. Gross J. Harwood C. Heintz M. Gornikiewicz C. Haag 1 M. Grasso .. X D. Hager M. Heinzel T. Hemingway H. Gray S. Gray S. Ham T. Hannon J. Hengstenberg J. H9rZ0g A. Hewson D. Holland J. Howarth C. Huffaker D. Hunt D. Jacobson F. Jean-Louis ' f 1 J . 'S' J. Herman mmf, A. Jeydel H. Jones J. Jones X A. Keely K, Keller A. Kershaw K. Killmer A. Kim M. Kjorlien . Y 5 . ' .. x W P. Krejci J. Landis T. La Placa , Q'A . . . 'H .. 'M 126 T. Judson L. Khachadurian M 1 . if FT.. ,Q Z! 1 - E., . E. Kohn T. Larsen J. Lennon KVI, Leschly B. Lewis Cb C. Lien F. Little M. Liu D. Lockwood A. Lupa J. Lysaker l. Magder B. Mahoney 4. L. Marano S. Marcantonio J. Matey B. Mathes 4' -, Z A , , fi' 1 Q ff Y I , bf f Y -1' , V ' ' gf A H QQ 7 Q7 , A . 'H' lf ww fr-f ,f'7zg'3,f-'iwjvjhg::'Eff',gn, ,, . f w cg , .f-f ,,,. Q ' G , ,, , ..,, .. 'f 3fq,1Pf-:f : ,rgfiliff as A A' W ,, WM C. Mockers C. Mockers T. Morton M. Mazzucato D. McElroy N. McVey-Finney C. Moseley Ka. W 7 QQ, M. MCDHIIIOII A. McDonald N. McDonough J. McKinley A. McManus M. McPherson A. Mehlman J. Messersmith S. Milstein PT Navarro A. Neceda E. OGrady K. OSullivan Y. Olsen Pagan MW., 0... . a ,....,. . A 4' A 127 K. Palumbo J. Paul T. Pearson J. Perle K- PSIGFSOII H- PlIHI90 E- PilIOChet M. Potter K. Powell K. Ranck B. Rappeport F. Raymond C. Reeves A. Reichart G. Rhile S. Rodas D. Rollmann A. Rose B. Rosenthal B. Rushing E. Russell A. Sanderson C. Sanderson D. Saypa K. Schneier A. Schwartz W, Scott M. Seigel . J. Sharett E. Sharlin 128 M. Shearman M. Shelley S. Sherif H, Shimura S, - .ew : , , . S. Shtier W. Silverstein D. Sisson Q fi. 1 2 me r .95 X QWX - -f,z agw wg :, :, f--' T .,-W KL,:: Y lik e A . e . . S .ei- LVLL K nk . x S .. - . . J bthi, Al. gA.i l. Smith J. Smith K. Smith iz ,.. tttt 4 2- W f 't LSZSI A NSW, 'N' S ,. K' is - ' if L'::: T' 5 D. Smith S. Smithson P. Soderman ...ew J. Springer M. Squires R. Stefan D. Stier K. Stock Y. S. Swartz L. Taraschi J. Taylor J. Teweles C. Thomas C. Tobin Nl. Toussaint A. Treves M. Trotman J. Tsui H. Subjack H. Subjack W. Thur N. Tilston T. Tyler D. Varney 4 E. Varvel G. Wadsworth C. Warren K. Weaver C. Willard M. Vernon P. Walmsley W. Wasserman D. Webber M. Williams C. Von Mayrhauser M. Warnock J. Watson K. Webber A. Weisberg G. White C. Willis R. Witzke J. Wolfe Q: 'X J 1 130 J. White D. Wilder is K. Wolfe J. Wood S. Yates B- YOC0m .JS J. Young S. Zimmerman S m . ' ii s l E -. i r Freshman Class Officers .iff 4. 4 . Tim Hannon e Secretaryffreasurer Hilary Jones - Vice-President Abby Rose - President ACTI ITIES Student Council, The Tower, Orchestra, Band, Choir, Wind Ensemble, Women's Chorus, Freshmen Chorus, Men's Choir, The Ivy, The Prince, The Cheshire Cat, Debate, Language Clubs, Math 84 Sci- ence Teams, Drama, Black History, Pep Club, Juggling Club, Close-up, Squash Club, Recorder Club, Student Coun- cil, The Tower, Orchestra, Band, Choir, Wind Ensemble, Women's Chorus, Freshmen Chorus, Men's Choir, The Ivy, The Prince, The Chesire Cat, Debate, Language Clubs, Math 8L Science Teams, Dra- ma, Black History, Pep Club, ORCHESTR A. Roscnblum. L. Wortman. M. Katz. T. vonTvluyrhuuscr. A. Tsui. K. Chu, S. Bolton, C. Sanderson, R. vonGoclcr, J. Gillham. H. McVicker, Z. Wood. P. Krejci, C. Bcnt. T. Waterbury. D. vonGoeler. E. Ostriker. A. Suvillc. J. l.istcr, M. Seltzer, C. Elliot. A. Rudcnstinc, K. McCrea, A. Taha. G. Lucker, M. White. Row 3 - Y. Olson, J. Swinton. S. Billington. .I. Young, J. Tsui. C. Franke. T. Curtis, A. Taft. J. Farmer. M. Ciillham, M. Yoshikawa, D. Kochen, A. Shclpuk. D. Frochlich. P. Sonncnfcld. Row 4 v- F. Little. J. Quinn. R. Buwdcn, T. Morton, B. Eircf. J. Snijdcrs, C. Sullivan. A. Fillo. C. Mahoney. N. Hastings, E. Gordenkcr, S Billington. M. Willis. M. Froelich. B. Roscnthulc. T. Bradford. MNMMQXK .,..,,m,MW W gm. 134 This year, the PHS Orchestra perpetuat- ed its reputation as a superior traveling or- ganization. Early in the year they were asked to perform at the MENC convention in Boston and the AASA convention in At- lantic City, on the basis of audition tapes submitted in competition. ln addition to these performances, a portion of the group made its stage debut in a production of Tom Stoppard's Every Good Boy Deserves Fa- vor. spring Their successes continued into the with the annual Spring Concert and chamber concerts. The latter were especial- l ' e y not al wor worthy because they featured sever- ks by student composers. All in all, the Orchestra had a whiz-bang year and can look forward to many future successes. The l982-83 String Orchestra had a full calender this year. In addition to participat- ing in the Winter and Spring concerts with the PHSO, the String Orchestra gave off- campus performances of its own. In Febru- ary some ofthe more experienced players joined the PHSO in Boston and Atlantic City. All of these performances, plus lof coursej their daily instruction under con- ductor Portia Sonnenfeld, afforded the String Orchestra opportunities to improve their technique, sight-reading and ensem- ble skills. STUDIO B Row l - M. Froehlich, R. Barrigan, A. Kim, A. Kostin, M. Kaderabekg Row 2 A J. Pearle, J. Cummings, N. Hastings, D. Kingston, M. White, C. Sullivan, T Collins. Row 3 - A. Biancosino, C. Mahoney, J. Farmer, S. Hoffman, C, Fox. S. Billington, M, Willis, Z. Wood, J. Bleekcr, L. Dresner, D. Calaprice, M. Rice 15-flfm' .rj 1 ff' Q V ' fl' - WMM-uwkW ' I A .H HN., . .. ,,.. , 136 Wffflnn NASSAU --NBR - Row 1 A B. Skillman, G. Falcone, D. Billington, T. Alexander, D. Tracey, J. Cummings, M. Stoy, J. Daley, Row 2 A J. Jones, T. Clark, l. Perry, A. Shanefield, B. Mahoney, H. Jones, Row 3 A P. Spagnoli, J. Farmer, T. Biancosino, D. Bascara, B. McDonald, M. Migliore, Z. Wood, H. Shimura, V. Miller, C. Lynch, T. Hannon, C. Chen The Nassau Band, under the direction of its esteemed leader, Anthony Biancosino, consisted of musicians attempting to learn the finer tech- niques of their instruments. Serving mainly as a preparatory musical experience for the Studio Band, the members of Nassau Band concen- trated on scales, rhythm, tone, and sight-reading. Though the Band did not perform in an abundance of concerts, its members learned music in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. The Band did have great potential, and if the things listed below had occurred, it is conceivable that we would have been the ffl band of this school: Tony had come to class A Jim played softer A the clarinets copied the music A Mr. B finally graded us A Jacob stopped playing when told to A the saxes stopped talking A Cara got her instru- ment out A everybody had joined the I Love Ferdi fan club ful Love Ferdi bumper stickers and pins are still available at the school storej A Marcus kept time A the bones practiced A the trumpets played louder A Mr. B told better jokes A Sarah was as good as Steve A Audrey came back A Toby stopped eating A the Band leaders: Mark, Sarah, Rebecca, John, Cara, and Dom had decided to give up music and take a free fifth period. 137 SYMPHGNIC WIND ENSEMBLE , 5 ...c ,.----1 RECORDER CLUB 138 t s Q 1. The recorder club, under the direction and en- couragement of Mrs. Lehman, focused this year on developing technique and perfecting skills for playing this musical instrument. The recorder is a wind instrument bearing some resemblance to an end-blown flute, yet played vertically rather than horizontally. It consists of the same conical tube and eight finger holes but usually has a detacha- ble mouthpiece. The recorder is made from wood or from plastic. Recorders come in different sizes ranging from the very small soprano to the great bass recorder. Before written history, the record- er existed in its primitive form. It reached its peak of popularity during the time of the composers Bach and Handel and then declined during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. During the twentieth century the recorder has regained its popularity. Each Monday afternoon, the members of the club meet for one hour at Mrs. Lehman's home. Mrs. Lehman has conducted several recorder workshops and is presently teaching at the Prin- ceton adult School. The musical ability of the members and their knowledge of the instrument range from novice to advanced. The club wel- comes complete beginners as the rudiments of theory are discussed and taught with each piece of music. The music studied includes the compos- er Pavane, Bach, and Buxtehude, and covers all periods between the Medieval and the twentieth century. BELL CHCIR l 1 4 ,.....4,.. Row l - K, Macrae, C. Willis, B, McCredie, K. Ufford, F, Taylor, K. Woodfieldg Row 2 - D. Goodman, STUDENT COMPOSERS CLUB The PHS Handbell Choir is a new and unique addition to the school this year. Un- der the supervision of Mr. Trego and Mrs. Parrella and the great leadership and direc- tion of seniors Marla Dowell and Janice Flory with the help of Steve Strouse, a stu- dent teacher, the group strives to ring music from bells. The bells themselves are around 60 years old and were found hidden away, unused, in an elementary school last year. Although the bells were restored, unfortu- nately some of them are a little out of tune. But the music from these ancient bells is special and the year has been a great exper- ience the group members will never forget. They were the first Bell Choir ever to per- form at the Winter Concert in the Universi- ty Chapel- hopefully something that will soon become a tradition. They also per- formed for the Rotary Club, in a joint per- formance with the choir, and in the Spring Concert. It's been a great year and we hope that next year's choir will be as successful. Come on, let's get the bells outi' S'Base bells first! . . . 'lWhere's the melo- dy? Clang! - That's 506' 'LWho's going to conduct today? . . . lt's Marla's turn! . . . Who's going to get the mold off my gloves'?H Let's not ring today Foam Fights! S. Welch. J. Hurley, C. Sullivan. C. Sanderson. 139 WINTER CONCERT On Wednesday, December 22, the Prin- ceton High School music groups presented their 37th annual Winter Concert in the Princeton University Chapel. In addition to performances by the choirs, orchestra, and wind ensemble, this year's program fea- tured a handbell choir which made its de- but. ln the past. the Winter Concert has served as proofof the excellence ofthe PHS music department, and this year's event promises to remain faithful to that tradi- tion. lndeed, the orchestra began the year with a higher level of playing than in years past, thereby making it especially prepared for this concert. Mrs. Sonnenfeld credits this improvement to several factors includ- ing several strong transfer students, a tal- ented freshman contingent, and improve- ment by veteran members. The Symphonic Wind Ensemble played a piece which was something out of the ordinary. The work, Alleluia. Laudamus Te. by Alfred Reed is an instrumental canticlc of praise in which the brass imi- tates the sound of a choir. The finale of thc piece was accompanied by Nancianne Par- rella on the chapel's impressive pipe organ. Vocal music at PHS was represented by three groups: the Chorale Singers, the Women's chorus, and the PHS choir. The program of the concert was an excit- ing one. The wind ensemble opened the evening with their Alleluia, Landamus Te. following which the handbell choir performed selected carols under the direc- tion of Marla Dowell. Then, the choir per- formed two works from the chapel's rear balcony: O Beatum et Sacrosanctum Diem by Peter Philips, and So Fahr lch Bin zu Jesu Christ by Heinrich Schulz. The attention then reverted to the front. where the orchestra performed Claudio Vlonteverdfs Toccata from Orfeo and the overture to ldomeneo by Wolfgang Mozart. The chorale Singers then performed Die- trich Buxtehude's Magnifecat accompa- nied by a small string ensemble, after which the orchestra resumed its part of the pro- gram with the Canon for String Orches- tra and the prelude to act three of Richard Wagner's Lohengrin. The Women's choir followed, after which the choir made its traditional candlelight procession to Flor Pester's Entrata Festivaf' The concert then ended with the annual renditions of Bach's Break Forth, O Beauteous Heav- enly Light. and Handel's Hallelujah Chorus. ,lf J 1 N T w6W?E 'QQH-4 Q h .pf uk 5 t e , I' Winter Concert Tl f ef' Q 1 fc fl 1 A X if Sm- '.'. ine -'-.imew-,53'--mal V i m 'l x ' ' ' LEX f , N Ii , ' .n' X i A : 'I I Y tl I ' ' I: ' ' S I. , .Lx 1: il i v 'li i L A I F , ii, PmF3ff'feff i if n 1 W ig L: 1' ' 1' ' 'im ni 'Mi 1 1 A Q ii ' N 1 I ' gg i is Q93 iilvxr- i N Q ' ., i tal , i ,V l , aj-fur ain -elif I ff 'fe' if g i T i iii QT i 'ii ' Ff -1-,ffl A i T LIT i is Q Princeton High SCh00l,Mus1C Greups Princeton University Chapel Wednesday, December 22 1982 s ' P 1 .Uv FRESHMEN CHORUS The Freshmen Women's Chorus of 82- 83 worked hard to develop their vocal qual- ity, skills, and techniques, to learn the fun- Row l - C. Mockers, K. Wolfe. C, Mockcrs, S. Allen. K. Bollander. K. Ranck. J. Herzog, J. Young, F. Raymond. H. Gray. J. Kowarth. Row 2 - C. Sanderson. M. Seigel. C. Bent. R, Bawden. G. White. B, Mahoney. L. Khachadurian. S. Gray. K. Keller, S. Marcantonia. B. Carchman. Row 3 - M. Potter. M, Cwornikiewicz. L. Berkner, W. Wasserman. H. Crowley, A. Kim. C. Warren. G. Rhile. T. LaPlaca, N. McDonough. T. vonMayrhouser. Row 4 --- J. Berman, H. Beggs. C. Smith. C. Willis, M. Warnock. MEN'S CHOIR Row l - T. Perkins, B. Lewis, J. Espada, M. Squires, M. Cucchig Row 2 - D. Hunt, M. Elliott, P. Johnson, J. Landis, P. Baum, Row 3 - A. Caulk, J. Daley, B. Breck, P. vanFraasen, J. Happer, C. Rcevesg Row 4 - A. Jacobs. A. Agin. S. Bonnema. A. Hewson, G. Wadsworth, E. Varvel, Missing -- K. d'Oronzio, J. Russo, J. Leweles 142 damentals of music theory, and to strengthen their appreciation for skill of performance. Under the expert direction of Mr. Trego, Mrs. Parrella, and student teacher Mr. Strouse, they improved in all of the areas. Their ability was evident in the winter and Spring Concerts, where they combined with the Men's Choir to produce a high quality performance of their ad- vanced repertoire! The Men's Choir was a fine singing group this year. They performed for the first time together with the Freshmen Women's Chorus at the Winter Concert in the Princeton University Chapel. Then they worked hard and had fun learning their own repertoire for the Spring Concert. Singing is shouting way, way, way, You've got to get up there, men . . . Old Man Noah . . . Anyone have a good joke for us today? . . . spot 0MEN'S CHORUS Row l - N. Moy, D. Fishman, S. Crandall, A. Brandt, L. Spies, A. Rosenblumg Row 2 - C. Elliott, K. Poncin, R. Davis, H. McFarlane, K. Jennings, A. Brown, L. Keene, L. Frescog Row 3 - T. Loder, M. Pinochet, A. Tsui, L. Freeberg, L. Elmes, D. Marchand, A. Rudenstine, P. Hendry, L. Smith, E. Gray, J. Dowell, Row 4 - D. Gray, N. Weaver, G. Woolston, D. VonGoeler, A. Woodside, R. Blair, E. Toner, M. McDonough, A. Saville, K. Smith, J. Clinton, A. Trani, A. Bowden, K. Bailey, E. Gorman, C. Willis, E. Lucullo, D. Johnson, M. Clark, D. Sams, B. Lee, M. Hendry, M. Waltman IY Row l i M. Stoy, A. Tsui, B. Bhattacharya, Row 2 - Mrs. Peskin CAdvisorD, D. Calaprice, O. Fryszman, M. Riddle, J. Kyle: Row 3 - K. Williams, T. Root, A. Rutherford, D. Johnson, S. Olszewskig Missing - A. Kostin, E. Harrje, B. Wolpert, M. Yoshikawa, L. Buzzard, S. Billington, C. Willard, T. Morton, K. Weren, J McKinley. The Women's Chorus was at its best this year under the direction of William Trego and Nancianne Parrella. From the Winter Concert to the Spring Concert the women worked hard and had lots of fun. Other ac- tivities included two concerts with the Pingry Men's Choir, and the High School- fCollegiate Choral Festival at Trenton State College. Do we have to sing today?l ... We want to watch All My Children . . . Oh, I hope I get a cute guy to go to dinner witha' . . . For the mouse is a creature of great personal valor. . . . Mr. Trego's jokes . . . . . . Why don't you hurry up and eat your lunch . . . Moooooo! . . . Get off your butt and sing IVY members - yes, we are actually having meetings again. Be there Thursday after school, rm. l53. The Ivy is PHS's oldest student maga- zine, publishing student writing and artwork annually. Beet to the editors and staff, it is something more. United for a common cause, the most devoted members have spent countless hours working togeth- er to publish the magazine. 143 CHDIR Row l -- E. Gabrielson. A. Halstead, K. Grover. S. Flynn. L. Klingebiel, K. Caulk. S. Daley. C. O'Connor, M. Wilson, V. Miller. K. Pratt, A. Messersmith, S. Corsover, E. Ruben, A. Tate, J. Goldfarb. W. Sisson. V. Showalter. M. Marsong Row 2 Y B. Byrne, J. Gillham. B. Dyson. R. vonGoeler, C. Kaderabek, E. White. S. Cook, J. Lister. J. Johnson. Y. Manabe, J. Flory. H. McVicker, M. Seltzer, S. McCormack, J. Ullman, S. Hillg Row 3 - R. Callahan, D. Kingston, M. Greenland. J. Pickens. N Vawter. N. Fagles, M. Rodgers. S. VanDyck. N. Glucksberg, E. Gordenker, K. Fleming. L. Tate, M. Mandel, S. Hoffman, Row 4 - W. Laurie, M. Hollinger. M. Willis. E. Thompson, D. Via, N. Rudenstinc, M. Kadcrabek, J. Stein. T. Clark, N. Hastings. D. Nelson, M. Froehlich, D. Kochen, M. White. Row 5 -- J. O'Grady. T. Root. J. Petrone, R. Barragan. T. Norris. S. Miller, K. Chu, A. Phillips, C. Mahoneyg Row 6 - K. Varvel, C. Phinney, T. Root, M. Royce, B. Bovers. R. Pilshaw, D. Thompson 144 G G I Thanks, P and T!! Cheir Officers this year were: President Dan Via V. President Jenny Pickens ifiliffll Silcllfiffllil CHESIRE CAT Row 1 - J. Rees, J. Danielson, J. Rue, S. Welch, J. Hurley, J. Gillham, J. Adler, D. Grossg Row 2 - N. Hirsch, C. Sanderson, M. McCredie, C. Bauer, E. Harrje 145 ll..lllP!l!l,El7I E 1313 IIB niuer I .VQLUME XL . PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY Row l - A, Gross, A. Phillips, Row 2 - M. Riddle, D. Gochfeld, N. Hirsch, R. Dunham, E. Ostriker, A. Rutherford, L. Schkolnick, J. Naginski, T. Root, N. Jesser, K. Goldfield, J. Goodman 08540 1 1982 he nwzr Published by the staff of the Tower at Princeton High School, Princeton, NJ. 08540. Editorial Office: Rm 136. Typeset by Town Topics, and printed by the Princeton Packet. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ........ ....... A riela Gross MANAGING EDITOR ......... ....... E ve Ostriker TECHNICAL MANAGER ....... .............. T odd Root NEWS EDITOR ............... ......... L isa Schkolnick SPORTS EDITOR ........ ............ A ndy Phillips ARTS EDITOR ................ ............ J ulien Naginski FEATURES EDITOR ............ ....... A ndrea Rutherford EDITORIAL EDITOR ............... .....,.,.. K eith Goldfield PHOTOGRAPHY MANAGER ....... ............ ................. R o b Dunham ASS'T PHOTO MANAGER ......... .................................. N ick Hirsch COLUMNISTS ..............,......... ........ K aty Fleming, Chris Sanderson CARTOONIST ..,.,,.............. .................................. A dam Ende BUSINESS MANAGER . ...... ...,....................... M argaret Riddle LAYOUT MANAGERS ........... ........ N anci Jesser, Olga Fryszman CIRCULATION MANAGER .............. 4 ..........,............ Debbie Gochfeld NEWS STAFF: Tracey Benchley, Tony Curtis, Debbie Gochfeld, Karen Hendrickson, Tim Kingston, Nanci Jesser, Thomas Jones, Ethan Mark, Giselle Ondetti, Gil Perry, Ilana Perry, Margaret Rid- dle, Todd Root, Amanda Rose, Dan Ruiz, David Sigmund, Jacob W. Smullyan, Tom Springer, Dan Via. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Tony Curtis, Thurston Yocum LAYOUT STAFF: Marla Dowell, Giselle Ondetti TYPISTS: Miriam Arichea, Kim Bailey, Bill Bushnell, Michael Crystal, Carol O'Connor V AD SOLICIOR: Irving Washington FACULTY ADVISOR: John Halpin P H S U Do you have any rnoneygl oan borrow A? RE THA CTION New Xerox course edges out Tower 146 ,,X. w,,3,9.. Published by the staff of the Tower Lat' Princeton High School, Princeton, N.J. 08540. Editorial Office: Rm 136. Typeset by Town Topics, and printed by the Princeton Packet P' PHS as parochial performing arts school FROG-IN-CHIEF ...,......... ......... A reyou Gross! MANAGING EDITOR ..,..,..., 4A.,,,,,.. E ve Ostrich TECHNICAL MANAGER ........ .......,............. T oad Rude NEWS EDITOR ................ .........,....... L ittle Schoolbag FEATURES EDITOR ....... ....... H andmea Rubberband ARTS EDITOR .............. .......,.... J ewish Nagasaki SPORTS EDITOR .,............., .................. A lice Faye EDITORIAL EDITOR-A ........... . .,.....Macho Youreacowa PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR ......,,. ...... ...... .......... R 0 b in Dummy Assr, PHOTO EDITOR .......,.,. , ..,,........ . ..........,.......,. Hickey Hurts BUSINESS MANAGER ....... ................................. M argaret Pistol LAYOUT MANAGERS ......... ........ F ancy Dresser, Older Freshman CARTOON IST ........ COLUMNISTS ......,.. ........................................MadamEnde ........ChrIs Scandalson, Katy Phlegming I This NEWS STAFF: Barney Toaster Jones, Maureen Cabinet Johnston, Ra g Polythene Pam, Brooke Shields, Lucinda Washington, Miranda Irv- ing, Octavius Potsdam XVI, Jetsam Flotsam, Kirans Coming, Kelvin Choochoo, Mattstu Beets, Marcus Aurelius Biggus Dickus XI, Max- emilian Muamar Milhous Moshe Juan Theobald Alphonse Giovanni Orpheus Sean Billy .loe Ishmael Jean-Claude Adolf Poobah I'm dreamingofaWhiteChristmas Banana Clottedcream Hortonhear- saWho Potty Guacamole Carpetbag AlamoRentaCar t Spike J Ig- aveattheoffice-Ap-Wang Jr. , PHOTOGRAPHERS: Tuna Casserole, Thirsty Youcome LAYOUT STAFF: Harlot Towel, Claire Sellsit TSIIZISTS: Justa Haddock, Michael Pistol, Lauren Would, Limp Zuc. QUILL AND SCROLL f M11 rl, ,LI Q 1 ,Www a , a f 1 Row l W L. Schkolnick, O. Fryszmang Row 2 - J. Adler, A. Rutherford, M. Riddle: Row 3 A N. Hirsch, B. Bhattacharya, J. Ullman, M. Yoshikawa , fb 917 Recycle oO 'Q,, 01,7 0 ,Q -9 07,0 . 6f6f-Oggsfyfso, '96 6 Tower Editor of the Month: ,Areyou Gross! Quill and Scroll is an international orga- nization of high school journalists, photog- raphers, and writers. The Princeton High School chapter of Quill and Scroll was es- tablished in 1937, under the sponsorship of George Gallup, founder ofthe Gallup Poll and the international Quill and Scroll Or- ganization. The Princeton chapter was re- vived this year. Quill and Scroll is dedicated to encouraging high school journalism. As a member ofthe organization, PHS receives Quill and Scroll publications concerning journalism, writing, and photography. Quill and Scroll also sponsors various schol- arships, many of which are available to any student. High school students who have worked for publications are eligible to re- ceive the prestigious Quill and Scroll Awards. PHS students were honored by Quill and Scroll this year. 147 DEB TE FORE S CS TEAM Row l - D. Proshang Row 2 - K, Greenhut ffaculty advisorj, W. Branson, N. Hirsch, A. Taha, D. Young, M. Seigel, J. Rees, J. Dowell, S Miller Row 3 T Curtis, D. Gochfeld. CLOSE- P CLUB The purpose of the Close- Up Club is to study the American political system in preparation for a week spent in Washington, D.C. in May. This yearls club was very busy with fundraisers fin- cluding an art auction in Marchj, but it also found time to host interesting speakers and to discuss U.S. politics. The time in Wash- ington was spent attending seminars, taking tours, and, like the rest of the year, hav- ing fun. 148 X swsssessiss xt . , - - iilviis' W Silt t - -. . gy :vs Row l - S. Vlaitlen, A. Rutherford, M, Riddle, K. Woodfield, L. Schkolnick, L. Reeves, K. Greenhut PEP CLU Row 1 - J. Kopp, D. Jahn, M. Epstein, E. Lucullog Row 2 - C. Clohossey, M. Samaroo, Peppy, K. Groverg Row 3 - S. Flynn, M. Greenland, B. Krauthamer, C. Lynch, Row 4 - R. Freeman, M. Tamasi, T. Hendry, S. Travasanog Row 5 - G. Verfeld, M. Clark, J. Dimeglio, A. Trani WPHS Y Row 1 - S. Ham, Row 2 f M. Elliott, D. Hunt, K. Sensenig, J. Silviag Row 3 - D. Goldberg, J. Paul, D. Sensenig, J. Wadsworth, T. Morellig Row 4 - D. Varney, C. Elliott, K. Polumbo, E. Larsen, B. Halvorsen, D. Traceyg Missing - T. El-Shakhs As a result of a greater interest in school spirit, this year's Pep Club has grown. Throughout the year we have supported our teams through Pep Rallies, organized Powder Puff Football, and aided FOPHA and Student Council in numerous activities. Our success- ful fund raisers enabled us to buy T-shirts for the club, and a gift for the school. The officers 4 Elena, Dawn, Melissa, and Julie - would like to thank Mary C., Mr. B., Par- sons, and Mrs. Jahn for their very special help! WPHS, P1-IS's radio station, was started two years ago to pro- vide music for listening in the stu- dent lounge. 1982 was a hard year for the station. The speakers were stolen during the summer and the station was relocated upstairs in the back of room 161. Problems with construction work also kept the station from functioning. Next year, though, the station will be in full operation, with the posibility of broadcasting. 149 STUDEA T COUNCIL ' 1 i Row l - T. Perkins fsophomore class presidenlj. L. Kruegel Qadvisorj, M,Toussain1 fall. school board rcp.J, S. Daley fsecretaryjg Row 2 - A. Sutphin Qpresidenlj, A. Rose ffrcshman class presidentj, S. Webb Cvicc-prcsidentj, Row 3 - T. Norris Qtreasurerj, C. Sanderson Qschool board rep.D, I., Schkolnick Qpublic affairs sec.J. C Gaiiardo Qparliamcmarianj, A. Rose Qjunior class presidentj: Missing: David Schraycr fsenior class prcsidcntj F' 'S' . ..... . .... -ff' ' i .. 'Q 'X'f 150 The 1982-83 school year has once again been productive, exciting, and fun for the Student Council. Members have had the opportunity to serve their classes tthrough fundraisers and social functionsb, their school Cthrough serving on committees, maintaining the Student Store and soda machine, and welcoming new students and guestsb. and their community fthrough charitable activitiesj. The highlight of Student Council activi- ties is always the every-other-Monday night meetings, which are characterized by spirited debate and informative discussion. ln between meetings, members have visited homerooms so as to be able to better repre- sent student opinion. Major Student Council fundraisers have included taking inventory at M. Epstein's and selling over nine hundred carnations for Carnation Day. With the money it earned, Student Council funded Gold Keys, access cards and other improvements to the quality of life at Princeton High School. In order to broaden its perspective and better serve its constituents, the Student Council joined the Colonial Valley Confer- ence of Student Councils and the New Jer- sey Association ofStudent Councils. Coun- cil members lobbied for the return of state aid and the continuation of Mercer Metro service in Princeton. The council promoted the beginning of 'LSafe Rides program to give teens a safe way home on Friday and Saturday nights, sponsored CROP walk and a hunger awareness day. The Council made many suggestions to the administra- tion on policies and activities that directly affected the students. The Buzz Book, Ok- toberfest, dances, and a marathon dance to raise money for cancer research for chil- dren were other events sponsered by the Student Council. Point of Clarification! And my major argument which l'm stating here for the first time - TlME'S UP! . . .This question biased, but . . . Will you give - a chance? ...lDon't believe wejustargued for fifteen minutes about bulletin boards . . .You have just completely destroyed Parliamentary Procedure in one fell swoop . . . Would any- one like to claim responsibility for having typed these minutes? Kosmic Kruegs . . . And then we could just put away all the money we've raised towards the Student Council retreat. 151 The Latin Club, refounded this year, was more successful than in past years. lt included about ten members who planned ideas including a Latin tutor system and the painting of the walls of Rm. 258, the Latin room. Officer terms last one year, starting with elections on March 15, the ldes of March. Meetings were held Mondays after school. The ad- visor was Mr. Fred Carman, co-presi- dents were Bhaswati Bhattacharya and Jonathan Feldstein. Row l - S. Krasnoff, T. Warnock, Row 2 3 J. Ullman, Socrates, B. Bhattacharya, J, Feldstein, Homer, E. Cohn The Circle Francais through dinners adds a cultural and social dimension be- yond the classroom, most frequently through a careful study of La Cuisine Francaise. This year the Circle Fran- cais' plans included some real French people in its activities through the French Exchange in early spring, and the trip to New York. 152 LATIN CLUB FRENCH CLUB Row l QL to Rl J. Lapsley, E, Wohl. J. Goldfarb, M, Tadros, D. Rosenfeld, M. Riddle, H. McFarIanec, D. Calapricc, R. Freeman, M. Epstein, L, Fresco Row 2 fl to rj J. Carey, G. Ondetti, E. Gorman, V. Mazzucato, A. Shanefield, B, Poncin tadvisorl, D. Gochfeld, A. Rutherford, S. Tilston, A. Tsui, L. Schkolnick, N. Jesscr, I. Rosenthal AFS CLUB Row I 3 F. Taylor, L. Eighmey, M. Gornekiewieh, D. Mann, C. Willis, M. DaF0nseca, M. Tadros, V. Massucato, N. Vawter, R. Davis Row 2 - C. Lynch, B. Bhattacharya, E. Lucullo, J. Koepp, K. McGee, S. Welch, H. Shimura, H. Mehlman, A. VandenHeuvel S I H CLUB 4? Ns. Row l - Mr. Morales, G. Ondetti Cpresj, Mr. Hilton, K. Grover Row 2 - E. Ruben, J. Lapsley, L. Choe, L. Bolster, P. Badola, D. Liff, B. Callan, A. Diaz Row 3 - R. Callahan, M. DaFonseca, K. Mathis, R. Barrigan, K. Cummings, E. McCune, K. Kaderabeck. D. Bascara Row 4 f S. Maitlen, D. Ruiz, J. O'Grady Row 5 - R. D'Oronzio, D. Tracey, B. Ellerstein, J. Kopp, G. Falcone, C. Knight, P. Jennings, A. Fraker Row 6 A N. White, G. Wadsworth, M. Chesler, M. Migliore, D. Sensenig, D, Kingston, E. Harris, G. Cleveland AFS, as always, was very involved this year with international students. Marcio da Fonseca, the AFS student, was a vital part of the club, relaying his knowledge of Brazil while learn- ing about America. Due to PHS stu- dents' diverse ethnic background. the club learned about other countries well. Officers through first semester were: President Valentina Mazzucato Vice President Claire Willis Secretary Esther deBoer and through second semester: President Bhaswati Bhattacharya Vice President Heather Troy Secretary Elena Lucullo Treasurer Maggy Tadros The Spanish Club offers students the opportunity to practice speaking Spanish and to learn more about the traditions, customs, and culture of Spain and of the Spanish speaking countries of the Americas. Members meet regularly to plan activities and to raise money for trips, dinners, and for contributing to a foster child pro- gram in South America. ln the past we have organized theater trips to movies and to Broadway shows, and we travelled to Spain in the spring of l982. 153 Members of the German Club attend German dinners throughout the year. This year we had dinner and attended a play with students from the Lawrenceville School. Other activities included an Okto- berfest, making gingerbread houses, and a field trip. The Italian Club of Princeton High School frequently meets at Dorothea House where they have the Nbella cucina ita- lianaf' Students are taught how to make pizza, ravioli, and caunoli. An expedition to the Italian Club of South Brunswick High School to see a film was a memorable ex- perience. Ten students participated in the trip to Italy during the Easter vacation. Some students are fortunate to have re- turned after trying and failing to navigate a gondola. A main event to New York to the Best of Broadway and an eating exper- ience at Little Italy will never be forgotten. 154 GERMAN CLUB 3 'jx W Row l Y S. Schwab, G. Woolston. M. Schwab. I. Larseng Row 2 A C. Maussenet, R. vonGoeler, K. Poncin, Dr. Ellis ffaculty advisorj, M. McCredie, C. Mahoney, G. Trelstad. IT LI N CLUB Row l - M. Tamasi tPresidentj. L. Siggia, M. Didonato, P. Ninig Row 2 - H. Rossi Ifaculty advisorj, T. Heintz, C. Prezioso tfaculty advisorj, D. Pinelli, P. Hendry. A. Trani, A. Armonia, A. Didonato, J. DeMegliog Row 3 -- E. Lucullo, R. Carnevale, K. Edwards, C. Taraschi, T. Mazzotta, R. Petrecca, R. Bianco. K. Grover. C. Mauro, B. Didonato, FRENCH EXCHANGE rw. Row l - A. Tate, M. Spencer, K. Goldfeld, M. Petrone, Mlle. Careyg Row 2 - Mr. Prezioso, E. Wohl, G. Ondetti, A. Gross, D. Grey, A. Schulman, L. Fresco, Row 3 - M. Samaroo, T. Malinowski, N. Glucksberg, D. Prockop, D, Via, E. Gorman: Missing W K, Fleming. Row l - J. Paul, Y. Olsen, M. McDermott, Row 2 - Dr. Bellemore tfaculty advisorj, B. Freeman, K, Schneier, M. Kjorlien, D. Gross, Row 3 - J. Bagley. WWW? if Ei Eg S . sg: E' l On the evening of February 3rd, 17 stu- dents and Miss Carey left via Air France a la decouverte de la belle France. After three days in Paris - three days of explor- ing the tiny streets of Le Quartier Latin and Montmartre, of visiting Versailles and the great museums of Paris, of haunting the cafes of the Champs Elysees - we left via train for Arcachon where we were warmly received by our host families. While there, we visited St. Jean de Luz, Biarritz, and even a bit of Spain. We were celebrities at the Air Base of Cazaux. And, of course, we attended classes at the Lycee de Grand Air. We enjoyed the uboumsf' raw oysters, the discotheques, skiing in the Alps and the Pyrenees. But most of all we enjoyed being with our new friends in Arcachon. The Darwin Club is a club dealing with the general sciences, not just the study of Biology as the name tends to suggest. We sponsored trips to the Franklin Insti- tute and to the Fusion Reactor at the Uni- versity's Forrestal Center, and we're plan- ning more, Other activities include community services, such as water sam- pling and various others. This club also spends some time tutoring fellow-club members who are having prob- lems in their science classes. 155 MATH TE The Math Team consists of interested math students from all grades at PHS. The team is a member of the Delaware Valley Math League and the Colonial Valley Math Leagueg both of these leagues hold meets once a month at area high schools, at which students take a one-hour test and are afterwards served refreshments while the tests are graded. PHS also enters a few state-wide math tournaments. Traditionally, PHS wins one or both of the CVC and Delaware Valley Champion- ships. Row l -- T. Keisler, N. Hastings, B. Bransong Row 2 -- B. Bhattacharya. S. Kim, E. McCredie, E. Ostriker Qeaptainjp Row 3 - S. Bolton, D. Fork. T. Curtis. J, Manzer, C. Sullivan, T. Judson COMPUTER PROGRAMMING CLUB The Computer Programming Club meets once a week in the Computer Center. Membership is open to anyone interested in computers and computer programming. During the meetings members hold discus- sion, demonstrate new programs, and ocea- sionally go on field trips. QL to RJ: K. Beer. T. Curtis, D. Gross, B. Freeman. L. Bernstein, M. Bredon, M. Squires, D. Hager, M. Kowarz 156 PHYSICS TEAM CL to R51 T. Curtis, K. Chu, B. McCredie, R. Komada, B. Bhattacharya, C. Sullivan, B. Branson, Y. Weaver The Biology I Team members are students enrolled in their first year of Biology. Biology Il Team consist of students in a second year course of Biology. Both teams compete in two major events, the N.J. Science League and the N.J. State Science Day, as part ofa Sci- ence Team from Princeton High. The N.J. Science League held meets on Jan. 14, Feb. 10, March lO, and April 10. The N.J. State Science Day competition was held at Rider College in late May. Unlike the Biology and Chemis- try teams at PHS, the Physics team is made up of only first year Physics students, taken from the PSSC and Harvard Project classes. Although many of the problems on the exams tested memorization while PHS Physics classes stress logical application, the Physics team won the first two meets easily and ranked second in the state as of then. With their consistently good scores on the N.J. Science League exams and on the N.J. State Science Day in late May, with the help of the A.P. Physics students, the team has gained state-wide recognition. BIOLOGY TEAM Row l I V. Chen, J. Wood, M. Liu, P. Baum Row 2 A J. Liffiton, N, Hirsh, l. Larsen, D. Proshan, T. Norris 157 PRINCE 1983 vff Row l -f Nl.Riddle.Nl,Yoshlkuwu,B,Bhat1z1charyu.Row3 - W. Bux lllxcully advisorj. .l. Ullman. L. Elmes. R. Davis. S. Bolton, A. Mcssersmilh. Nl. Tadros. A. Schul- man. N1. Hartmann Lfucully advisorl: Ron 3 - N. While. Y. Nflamxbc .1 1? 158 gf if K i s Yukari Manabe, Nadia White A Editors-in-Chief Mako Yoshikawa - Assistant Editor Marianne Hartmann, William Bux - Faculty Advisors Photography: Jennifer Ullman, Ruth Callahan, Editors Marc Royce, Assistant Editor Faculty: Amy Messersmith, Editor Lisa Elmes, Assistant Editor Seniors: Bernice Chen, Editor Ruth Callahan, Assistant Editor Underclass: Maggie Tadros, Editor Annie Lin, Assistant Editor Activities: Bhaswati Bhattacharya, Editor Adrianne VanderHeuvel, Assistant Editor Sports: Elena Lucullo, Editor Amy Schulman, Tracey Ashenfelter, Assistant Editors Business: Margaret Riddle, Editor Copy: Rebecca Davis, Editor Sarah Bolton, Assistant Editor Art: Elliot Deal, Editor Staff Members: Bill Bushnell, Carla DeMeglio, Ben Eiref, Jon Felscher, Eric Harrje, Kathryn Jennings, Kathy McGee, Vivian Mill- er, Eva Pomerantz, Amy Sonnenschein, Kieran William, Dan Via Photographers: Rob Dunham, Brett Freeman, Levi Pervin, Brooks Trubee, Ruth VonGoeler 159 Yi vifilia , 'ai -at fr W. In gf' if A Xi, gf., ,,.- Ku, SQU D LE DER CLUB for: persons interested in a military career or wargaming. Advisor: Dr. Bellemore Objectives: An extended study of military sciences, to better understand military thinking, to learn more of: options in the service strategies tactics officer training tactical games technical aspect Possible activities: speakers, field trips, meetings, and discus- sions Row l - A. Mclvlicheals, A. McMannus Row 2 - J. Harwood, A. Bredon Row 3 J. Paul, Dr. Bellemore, J. Bagley 160 HORTICULT RE CLUB The Horticulture Club was founded this year. It has given the horticulture students a chance to experience procedures on a first-hand basis. Throughout the year we traveled to many agricultural organizations CLowes, Patersons, Rejays: wild but fulfillingj. We helped raise money for the PTO scholarship fund by creating flower baskets for Thanksgiv- ing. Planting blue-and-white bulbs - PHS! Made flower arrangements for school activities. The kids . . . spreading cheer . . . brownies . . . pizza . . . par- ties . . . Burger King and hats. Founders, Amy - pizza chauffer, Blair - The Phantom, Caroline f What can we say'?!g Connie - good cookiesg Libby - comedian, Sally - Last of the angels, Richie - l'Gimp no more g Claire - gahel rong Laurie a garlic rung Heather f on the rung Josh W no comment. May the Hort. Club live on! Thanks T, we love you!! Row l - Mr. Toscano, R. Carnevale. C. Clohossey, C. Taraschi, C. Procaccino, A. Pikeg Row 2 - H. Ward, L. Bolsterg Row 3 - L. Siggia W 4 1 XX P DDLE TENNIS CLUB The Paddle Tennis Club played paddle tennis in the Community Park courts this year, thanks to Princeton Recreation. It is an in- tramural winter sport played No- vember through February. There were 12-20 participants. Row 1 - T. Jones, D. Thompson, N. Weaver, H. Subjack, M. Siegel, C. Black, Row 2 - K. Smith, B. Humes, J. Dumont, N. Vawter, B. Lockwood, R. Dale fadvisorj, G. Ellis SQUASH CLUB With court time generously donated by Princeton University, the squash club was able to play two times a week this winter at Dillon Gymnasium. The club, under the di- of Bob Komada, rection and instruction was comprised of some twenty-five mem- bers, who sought either an introduction to the game of squash, or an opportunity to sharpen their skills. srrrr- . Q if' 1 A :K :f'f:--gr'fz1.j,'asgg.z5igg.z-ggwisggfgjglass-ztgwfgkg.,,i.fi-:gi K if L, .. .g., . s ...S s Row 1 - G. Cleveland, G. Ondetti, M. Cahill, Z. Ostergen, L. Elmes, E. Smith, S. Crandall. Row 2 - E. deBocr, R. Komada, K. Goldfield, G. Farmer, A. Taft, A. Phillips, C. Mahoney, M. Bender, T. Curtis, D. Kochen, B. Branson, J. Farmer, E. Fernandez, K. Knight, B. Freeman, L. Levine. 161 COE Row l - R. lntartaglia. G. Seitz. D. McElroy, M. Dimegliog Row 2 - R. Mauro, T. Morton, A. McAllister, S. McDonald. E. Carroll, A. Didonatog Missing - G, Allshouse. M. Tamasi Cooperative Office Education is a work exper- ience program for seniors who take a related class each day with the teacher-coordinator, Gloria Seitz, and spend the afternoon working in area businesses. They start out at the minimum wage, sometimes more, gain valuable business exper- ience and raises, explore career opportunities in the field, and many times find full-time positions after graduation from high school or college with the same company. Very often the student keeps the part-time job while attending area colleges. Students who have had at least a year of type- writing are encouraged to take Cooperative Of- fice Education in their senior year. The related daily class affords each student the opportunity to improve skills already acquired and to learn new skills, such as word processing, data entry on the microcomputer, accounting applications on the microcomputer, machine transcription, oper- ation of the electronic calculator, etc. lt earns I5 credits, but more importantly, the student gains skills that last a lifetime and have a ready market all over the world. lfyou can also spell, proofread correctly, and are accurate with figures, the op- portunities are boundless! For two years, the members of the Black History Club have been meeting on Wednes- day afternoons. Discussions, research, and the planning of activities have all been part of our meetings. Activities this year have included dinner parties, car washes, a trip to Philadelphia, a talent show, a fashion show and a hopeful trip to Washington. -,mum Row l - M. Cumberbatch, T. Turner, M. Toussaint tpresidentlg Row 2 - L. Bess, E, Rice, M. Howard, A. Hoagland: Row 3 - C. Toussaint, S, Cumberbatch, D. McElroy, A. Keely, G. Cumberbatchg Row 4 - P. Walden, S. Hutchins, T. Howard, A, Paige, D. McElroy 162 PEER GROUP ' K. meiwlp it R PEER GROUP IS: having friends who care someone to talk to being yourself learning about yourself eating popcorn diversity of ages making friends of all ages sleepless retreats - rapping with Ralph, sharing with Sharon, joy with Joyce laughing and crying working with co-leaders a circle knowing someone's always there to help you ice cream with Hunter sitting across from your co-leader Row l - L. Blair, S. Daley, B. Berman, S. Greemspan, R. Sweeney, J. Florey, J. Kylgs dead Squirrels Popenoe, M. Marson, P. Knoepflmacher, M. Capello. Row 2 H- S. Maddox, N. .Ken knows everything., Hastings, C. Sanderson, H. Allen, K. Stephens, S. Hendrickson, J. Pickens, M. HYOU Can, Cry Over spilt Watermclonw Mechanic. Row 3 w S. Powell, L. Lareuse, C. Galliardo, B. Gillis, G. Farmer, K. .. McKellar, T. Root, T. Kingston, D. Mackey, R. Heyman, J. Jones. Come on, you guys 163 DRAMA CLUB Row l - C. Wimberg, J. Rue: Row 2 - S. Daley, C. Galiardo. M. Mechanic: Row 3 - F. MacRae, H. McFarlane. C. Mockers, R. Stephan, C. Mockers, J. Caskey, Row 4 - N. Moy, C. Ende, R. Callahan, E. Pomcrantz, A. Bergman, A. Bruce, S. Sherifg Row 5 A E. Gorman. B. Freeman, J, Daley, J. Russo, K. Ufford, K. Caulk, T. Clark: Row 6 - C. Gross. B. l.ewis, T. lrenas, A. Rose, S. Corsoverg Row 7 - J. Adler, D. Ruiz, D. Via, N. Hastings, C. Sanderson, C. Djorup, P. Bergman, J. Bleeker, J. Koepp, J. Taylor. C. Goodman. Setting: Backstage of the familiar, bat- tered stage. There is a tangible feeling of anticipation. Senior girl, in Maid costume: Cwhisperedj This is it, you guys. Our last perfor- mance. Bachelor : Shocking . . . Old Lady : The fall plays seem so long ago remember Curious Savage? Loved that teddy bear. Bachelor : Shocking . . . Maid : Arsenic and Old Lace was excel- lent too. Debutante : I'm glad Mrs. Wimberg did Wine in the Wilderness, so many new people got involved. Sound of curtain sliding. Slight glow backstage, as stage lights rise. Debutanteug That's the curtain . .. fwith nostalgiaj l'll miss Mrs. Wimberg f she's really terrific. Detective : Well, you know where to look for her: right side, third row Cpausej . . . the only one laughing at the funny parts . . . There's my cue 4 break a leg, you guys. 44 su ss us su ss 164 Towards Zero counted down brilliantly on March 4, 5, and 6, with Chris Galiardo as the mad, polygamous stranger Neville Strange, with furtive Audrey, his first wife played by Kelly Caulk and Fiery Kay his second wife played by Julie Caskey. We allworried while inspector Battle tPeter Bergmanj battled to conquor his lines, but were at last rewarded with stunning inter- rogations of the playboy Ted Latimer QTodd O.K. Kay , Rootj. Emilie White shone as Lady Camilla Tressilian, while dogs body Mary CJenny Ullmanj fetched and carried. .Iohn Rue triumphed as Treves unfolding the case and Dan Ruiz and Ben Lewis helped with the ferm hand of the true lawmen they were. The two Chris's and friends gave us a gorgeous set and Koepper and Co. did a fantastic job on the lights. And as always, Carol Wimberg was price- less and perfect as director par excellence. Lillian Hellman's The Children's Hour concerns a girl in a boarding school who spreads the story that two women have an attachment for each other. The role of Mary, that neurotic, sly creature who de- stroys three lives, was beautifully played by Eva Pomerantz. Lisey Good, Carolyn DJorup and Brett Freeman were strongly impressive as the three maligned charac- ters. A supporting cast of Mia Cahill, Jennifer Levitt, Fiona McCrae, Kirsten MacCrae, Heather McFarlane, Maud Mandel, Viv- ian Miller, Antonia Rudenstine, and Lionie Wortman was a smashing success. The musical this year is Celebration by Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones and was presented May l2, 13, and 14. Several one-acts illuminated the stage during the season: Amy Bergman and Mi- chelle Maryk were senastional in Langford Wilsonis Ludlow Fair, Sonja Kirton and Sylvana Mattera were a success in My Cup Runneth Over, by Robert Patrick, Ted lrenas and Susan Huffaker brought the two characters in Israel Horowitz's lt's Called the Sugar-Plum to poignant reality, Canadian Gothic by Johanna Glass, was wonderful as presented by Julie Caskey, Peter Nelson, Todd Root, and Emilie White. CURIGUS SAVAGE Sensitivity and good intentions pervade this in- teresting and funny play. It tells the story of an eccentric old woman who hides her money from the greedy clutches of her malicious step-chil- dren, and follows their antics in trying to find it. The step-children, Lilybelle, Magnus, and Sam- uel have Mrs. Savage committed to the Cloisters, a home for the mentally disturbed. The guests of the Cloisters, however, are gentle and friendly, albeit somewhat unbalanced, and lead a peaceful life under the guiding hands of Miss Willy and the doctor. In the end, right, of course, prevails and tender farewells are exchanged between Mrs. Savage and her friends. Altogether an entertain- ing night out. '7 , lltg lt... ffl, ..,, L ll y ,W -gg trr . -1 1 aprt. V rg Q tx g A ,,,, if' A X , , , 1 xx g5Q!!6H ARSENIC AND OLD LACE Arsenic and Old Lace was presented in December with rave reviews. Jenny Ullman and Sandra Corsover played those two charitable murderous aunties Abby and Martha. Chris Gags Galiardo was the befuddled drama critic Mortimer with Caroline Djorup as his sweetheart Elaine. There were the evil Jonathan and Dr. Ein- stein played by John Rue and Mike Me- chanic. The effervescent officer O'l-lara was played by Ted lrenas. Then of course there were the fearless, frenetic freshmen. Many thanks and praise to the intrepid old techies and the illuminating light crew. And last but never least, the omnipresent, irreplaceable Carol Wimberg. Much love and many thanks. I l66 WINE IN THE WILDERNESS . K. 4. . K. .W ,,.i51.lg...5st.k I,,., QIFQQ.. ,t-N, Wine in the Wilderness, by Alice Chil- dress, defines the chasm building between the wealthy, intellectual blacks of today, the down-trodden of another era, and the street people who have little chance for im- proving their lives. The parts of Old-Timer, brilliantly per- formed by Kenneth McKeller, and Tommy, played equally successfully by Paige Wal- den, provide intensive comedy and pathos. Bill, an artist, and his friends Jonnyman and his wife Cynthia, pull the theme of the play together. Terrence Phox, Kyle Ste- phens, and Allison Hoagland were perfect- ly cast in those respective roles. ' . 7 I' 4 'Qt t y f ,. 5 y Zhi 3 ?.f .rygwwf f - f ff' V E2, 0 Q . ' J' ' 2 ,142 M' ..... ,F-L r W f , . 3 167 LEARNING IN THE COMMUNITY I I V' CHEMISTR TEAM The New Jersey Science League encour- ages competition with the best science stu- dents in schools all over the state. PHS pro- vides that competition with their excellent Chemistry teams. The Chem II team throughout the year ranked very high in the state. Those on the Chem II team were Sarah Bolton, Marla Dowell, Robert Dun- ham, Olga Fryszman, David Fork, Kirsten Macrae, and Ahmed Taha. At the first meet, the Chem I. team came through with the highest scores Coach Brittain had ever seen. It consisted of Safi Bahcall, Aage Bendiksen, Meredith Christie, Lisa Dresner, Nina Fagles, Matt Froehlich, Marion Katz, David Litt, Joel Miller, Liz Reeves, David Showalter, and Aileen Tsui. Congratulations to all on being able to do those brain-teasing problems! BO T CLUB ll.-1-W Row l - J. Brittain Ccoachj, O, Fryszman, M. Katz, N. Fagles, D. Littg Row 2 - R. Dunham, A. Tsui, M Dowell, M. Froehlich, K. Macraeg Row 3 - S. Boltong Missing - S. Bahcall, A. Bendiksen, M. Christie, L Dresner, D. Fork. J. Miller, L. Reeves, D. Showalter The Quest began in Sep- Q tember, l98 l. The PHS Wooden Boat Club is in the process of completing a 17- foot New Haven Sharpie. . 4 l 4 r Row l - E. McCune, R. Miller, L. Bernstein, Row 2 Q A R. Dale Cfaculty advisorj, R. Pilshaw, K. Cummings N: Q Q ca o O ...--3 170 l ll l n f f I A ' A': t't' X 0 qA:5 QL 4' OF ' fill Q 7 'X QNX r ' Q ,J l- .N FT! ' I lfbllr W 'RX '-on . IH! 1 ax A l of 1 .- , ' 1 al f ' K J 4.5.x xv X 4 Z AL ,V M' VN ff' fn ss .Chia .g.,g,,,-T T 4v.:35x1:fy Jae - 'gl J' .01 ,.x'.,f .a i:1 x 5l'g-Q , .'., I fig? .S-.wt -' .Civ jk :L -e-'171-1. ' If T-'v 36 -uvlaf-.,,-ggi: - . ff.: Q ' .11 3 . - K Ak ,-,'.,! V A., . frm 1 lk X .E'. .P- iff ' x' . . x I If -:A QE: 2 . ? -ef? x -. , 'O A' f::.q,lf ' .bid v film 1 , nw-' 'S l I -'i U EriYx. 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H, X' K I 01:51 x 'K X 1 ,H K I ' -Qi if ff 1 I, Q! 1 K S 1 1' Zi f ff if f 2 - 7 ' W !!f ff 1 f 5 N ff 51,1- lf: K ff all Name 3 Anthony Turner Lance Flenoid Dwight Coleman Tony Granger Blair Spruill Jerry Ingram David Santoro Terrence Phox Derek Martin Tom Haggerty Jason Petrone Jon Sherin Eddie Rice Scott Gabrielson Keith McKellar Freddie Young Albino Nini Willie Whittaker Shawn Hutchins Ralph Carnevale Alec Hoke Hunter Allen George Boccanfuso David Showalter Matt Kinnan Eric Hayes Chris McCray Mike Sferra Tamer El Shakhs Tigers 1982 FOOtba1ll 1 N a m ff ii llll ie fl A 14 1 ,Iii ,1'1 f '15'lS I 1 it fi llll 1 11s ee as Opponents f 1 -, : I7 , ,..l. 34' 116 David Sigmund rflll 7 sWest lsl 'V Ken Varvel 12M Ernest Pirone 5, liillil M12 T-fjf71i jf Peter Young Tony Alexander Kenneth McKellar Jay Sinclair Dominic Tracey Chris Hoover 1117 A otre .C Dame 1 cgglyl gy I I Q 'av f P' , 1' W Q16 . - ,, -, .1 Twk gfv SENIQRSI Row 1 -- T. Alcxander17?80ACenterl,T. Phox17712 -QBJ A Hoke 17151 Guardj K Varvel 121475 Tacklej K McKellar 1983 Split Endj Row 2 W,Wh1ttakcr17l443- Wingback1,M,Kinnan17ff55-- Guardj, R.Carneva1e17?50 Centerj P YOLl1'1g17g-19 Tacklej T Turner 17643 Fullbackj C Hoover 17188 Tight Endb, Row 3 - J. Ingram 17310 ff-A Wingbaekj, E. Pirone 1578 Tacklej B Cirullo 1CoiehJ E Rice 176431 Tailbackj Captains Hoke, Gabe, and Terrence. first there was 3, then there was just Football '82: We had no real superstar, just the pride and will to win. We were a team, a closely knit team, that worked together as one. We came so Close to our dream, the State Championship Title we always wanted. We had a great group of seniors: Meat Allen, Stony Alexander, Pretty Boy Carne- vale, Hoke, Hooves, Jet, Kinnan, McKel- lar, Phox, Ettro, Rice, Snake, Spruill, Band Man Turner, Varvel, Mighty Pete Young, Whitt. Gabe, you got all the breaks. A special thanks to Cirullo, you made us what we are today. The class of 1983 wishes you all, the best of luck next year. Have fun guys! 178 A Ei 3 A I 6 FIELD HCCKEY 15W HK? it CENTRAL JERSEY CHAMPS if CVC Co-CHAMPS Happy are those who dream dreams And are ready to pay the price To make them come true. .X W ,Z ,Pf- P A S W se VARSITY: Row l i H. Hoff, R. Sweeney, L. Blair, S. Hendrickson, C. Tobin, P. Jennings, A. Fraker, C. O'Donoghue, E. Gabrielson, P. Huckins, E. DeBoer Row 2 A A. Vanden!-Ieuvel, N. Glucksberg, K. Perna, A. Brandt, S. Lofgren, C. Gogt. 180 J.V.: Row l A B. Krauthamer, C. Tarashi, M. Murry, A. Tate, G. Versfeld, M. Howard, S. Flynn, C. Knight, S. Crandell, R. Bender, A. Jacobs, A. Halstead, T. Bencerraf, A. Navarro, A. Sutphin. Row 2 - D. Kopp fCoachj, M. Causing, C. Dimeglio, A. Littlejohn, J. Lister, A. Brandt, M. Waltman, C. DeBoer, B. Burn, J. Swinter, L. Klingbiel. 5 FRESHMAN: Row l - K. Killmer, T. Pearson, K. Bolender, E. O'Brady, M. Heinzel, A. Kershaw, B. Mahoney, S. Gray, P. Soderman, L, Huckins, H. Gray, K. Weaver. Row 2 - D. Glover fCoachj, L. Buzard, S. Billington, J. Clinton, C. Smith, S. Smithson, K. Dede, P. Bolster QCaptainJ, C. Sanderson, L. Taraschi, S. Rodas, A. Kim, S. Cooper, T. LaPlaca. 181 M ff I Ye ifjigigg if f. 2 Z , 'Z 1, 'ix m,4 SENIORS: Row l - A. Vandenl-Ieuvel, E. DeBoer. Row 2 - R, Sweeney. Row 3 i L. Blair. Row 4 - 'wha 4.mefemmumnininiiumivilJi,ni.,f f!1iMVflU7i7ll91hWK 'mw X T S. Hendrickson, P. Huckins. Row 5 - C Taraschi 7-QQ, 21N.f iumndb K4 W If gb ,W 45 Wi f V i B C3 ' A-ll-, ' 1. Ill -I , vicmgy The loser believes the worst, The winner expects the best. - HU 'S I ,ff DEBBIE 54 if if K Lf giTvsuALi.YfeHg QV , LL XV? 'SIA Quitij 4 if-7 ,., , ALM HUMANY iv , W BEING., P' H0 weverg TH 5 RE V W ARE MUMEMT5 wHem X W, ,f SHE is Biooonfrksry .-5 X AMD vicious i 5' 0.159 X rms is Owe li O , 6 in 4 Q or Tasse 7 W - I in MOMENTS, wg 182 ' WJ g .fL in f 3t:, E gi L1 Q ' Q .. we D Lf s K .. 'sw' S S . s.'t1..as. as was S vfffggfx' ffl: BOYS SOCCER VARSITY: Row l 4 M. Chamberlin, B. Kim, J. Sharp, R. Ashraf, Y. Joseph, C. Mahoney, K. Goldfeld, J. Bolster, T. Foltiny, J. Cohen, D. Gibson. Row 2 - R. Celestin fAsst Coachj, M. Migliore, E. Fernandez, T. Jones, N. Gruhn, D. Bienkowski, P. Gager, J. Lysaker, B. Quinn, W. Peter, T. Devin, A. Taft, S. Bordes, B. Mackey CCoachJ I - .ff -ids. ' 't vm. Thoughts from the Bench You ain't gonna lose to a woman, are ya? . . . Weather report: Stormy' '6Good job, migs' Nice boxers, Hain Jonah, the Jewish Barbarian Way to abscond, Bordy . .. L'The Nick look is in', Three game winning streak, but donlt mention the seven game losing streakw g'Don't forget to return your hosel' .. . You couldn't even dream of partying with Mickl' . . . Seniors dominate . . . Thanks Ron, even though we could have used you more on the field, and ofcourse, we all give our thanks to Grandma Mack. Readaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay l 2 3 LETJS GO!!!!!!!!!!!!,' J.V.: Row l - S. Grover, G. Hulsman, A. Aiken, M. Petrone, F. McCormack, L. Andriamihaja, R. Babu, P. Larson fcoachj Row 2 - D. Proshan, T. Perna, A. Forman, M. Chesslcr, J. Espada, N. Tadros, S. Kim Row 3 - M. Epstein Cmanagerj, G. Wadsworth, G. Trelstad, E. Cohn, D. Kingston, D. Litt, J. Miller, R. Miller W. Weddcrburn Row 4 - J. Kopp fmanagerj, J. Landis fmanagerl, T. Curtis, G. Fox, D. Lennon, R. Laud, W. Joseph, M. Cohen, T. Sullivan 184 -.....--vu-...gl Aw 5943 FRESHMEN: Row l - P. Krejci Cmanagerj. M. Babu, M. Liu, E. Bing, A. Bruce, C. Chen, D. Webber, D. Casky, l.Smi1h, M. Fink Row 2 - M. Oppenheimer Cmanagerj, J. Lennon fmanagerj, J. Daley, I. Magder, R. Witzke, A. Hewson, J. Fisher, J. Teweles, J. Perle, D. Davis, D. Elliot, C. Reeves, S. Zimmerman, G. Bien- Amie . Viv .3 , 415 A , . X T, . -, I I ,M .1 ' ,Q ii 'M' 'H 2 wewf' x4 ' 4:4431 'f ' zu. V ' 'xiffq 'VM ' ' .. 4. . 4,4 I .. M ,M 7,13 ,. fZPf2,Qf'Q?:,Vx.V jg. f ,MQMQNKM WUXQMHQ f V fy. i ,,' W' H' f V ,mv if 'Af' 5 fa 4 ,wwf ,fx 'r 1 . M4 ' W, li ,, ' A 'gt,a!fi W . . .. ia., Miz, vi J A gfv.'nUW M103 ' we . X L I. wa' ,, , , rank' r N 1 A 4' V ,. V fj'41'ofQm.+F,f J M A ,M V wwf 1 41 ,fa fr My 'V' ag ' hw -KI -Wfffyaf' s, . egg wr J. 2 1- 185 CROSS COUNTRY ,,fg.,.,i-Vw K M ., W lf 1 90 VARSITY: Row l - B. Bushnell, J. Snijder, J. Farmer, D. Prockop1captainJ,T. Perkins, Row 2 - M. Schwab, S. Schwab, S. Billington T Kingston C Welber M Kaderabck 186 BOYS VARSITY Tigers Opponent 43 Trenton 20 17 Nottingham 46 24 Ewing 31 44 Hightstown 17 15 West Windsor 50 32 Hopewell Valley 15 29 Notre Dame 26 15 lV1cCorristin 40 34 Lawrence 21 19 Hamilton 39 23 Ewing 32 40 Lawrence 19 16 West Windsor 45 23 McCorristin 32 28 Hopewell Valley 29 38 Hightstown 18 50 Steinert 15 26 Notre Dame 29 9 Record 9 GIRLS VARSITY Tigers Opponent 23 Trenton 32 24 1-Iightstown 31 15 West Windsor 50 31 Hopewell Valley 26 42 Notre Dame 19 26 West Windsor 32 31 Hopewell Valley 26 24 Hightstown 31 45 Steinert 16 5 Record fwfo forfeitsj 4 13 Record fofficialj 5 VARSITY: L-R - K. Cummings, T, Waterbury, C. Kaderabek, A. Groww, T. Ashenfelter, F. Taylor 187 ..,,,, ,, .,,,, binswiflkdf Muqifiiddl asrnlwwdf 591150 l J.V.: L-R D. Taylor, B. Eiref, T. lrenas, J. Cummings, A. Jacobs, N. Mcveyofinney Okay, triangle up! Do we have a girls' team today? Now we're really going to buy those shorts. , .they're finejane. . .the end . . . Vll do push-ups if Ariela does. . . come all the way up that means freshmen, too! Bottom ofthe totem pole . . . I know! Bob's grandma beats Big Bill . . . like the shirt too. Tell us all about it, Jacob. Life is not a vending machine Jacqueis here, we can go. . . l did weights yesterday! Poor Farm, Great Road, Dempsey, Hun, Clarke Field, Palmer, Holmdel . . . NEVER FORGET X-C '82 GIRLS, SOCCER !r':': is l i... if 5 VARSITY: Row l - L. Bolster, M. Toussaint, N. White ttri-captainsj Row 25 H. Jones, L. O'Donoghue, B. Lockwood, L. Goldstein, F. Little, L. Nathan, J. Lapsley, C. Clohossey Varsity Soccer C9-103 Tigers Opponents O Steinert 9 2 Montgomery 0 0 Princeton Day School 1 0 Hopewell Valley 2 2 West Windsor 1 3 Hightstown l 6 McCorristin 1 l Ewing 4 0 Lawrence 1 l Notre Dame 3 0 Hopewell Valley 1 4 West Windsor l 1 Hightstown 2 0 Mercer County QNotre Damej 2 2 McCorristin 1 2 George School 0 l Ewing 6 .... - . . 'e ' Q ...,,- . . W .-' Mr. Beacham and Ms. Cn: thanks for giv- ing us your time and patience, we never could have made it Without you. Beach, we thank you for taking us seriously even when we didn't, getting us in shape, pushing us to do our personal best. Ms. C , thanks for sticking it out and teaching us not to quit. J.V.: Row l - M. Cadestin, M. Beauvil, D. Marchan, E. Ostriker, G. Ondetti Row 2 - S. Webb, J. , R. Blair, J. Ringland, B. Moore, N. Fagles, R. Davis BEAT 'EM BUST 'EM, THAT'S OUR CUSTOM, GO TIGERS! 190 i Jin. .rank .... '12, in To the entire team of l983, we leave our love. It's up to you to keep girls' soccer alive in Princeton. Hey, does anyone have a hair thingy I can borrow? . . .JV did ya score yet? . . . Reffsj you're missing a really great game . . . Oh, look, Vinnie, Dino and Harold, sweet car, pretty hair! Where's George School? . . . Players wanted for JV soccer, no exper- ience necessary 79439, that was totally uncalled for Mrs. Toussaint - Team Mom. . . Laurie, how slow can you get? . .. OK team, nice underwear Keep your eyes on the ball, not the football team . . . JV where is your goalie today? . . . Ewing game? Hole in the net? Come on Ref! . .. Ms C., Giselle wants to talk to you . .. Hey PHS, what's par for this field? . . .This is soccer, not fall track! McCorrstin 5444 A Laurie, you're dead meat . , .Run Fiona, run. . . Jack-Nanc-Jack, I mean Jackie... NEWS FLASH R Bandana knot wipes out entire PHS soccer team. FROM THE SENIORS: To the four freshmen, Jenny, Hillary, Fiona, and Booey, we give: Nadia's slides and stamina, Jackie's chest traps, Libbie's lap traps, Connie's throw-ins, lVlarg's barges, Nancy's saves of desperation, Sheila's pep, Giselle's team spirit which unselfishly kept the JV going, and lastly, to Fiona, we give Carine's Sprints To the sophomores, Laura and Liz, our untiring defense, we give our patience, sense ofhumor and spirit. Can you beat this tiger team? HELL NO! GIRL , TENNIS VARSITY: Row l - D. Rosenfeld, H. McVicker, G, Ellis, Z. Ostergren, M, Cahill Row 2 Y B. Humes tcoachj, J. Pickens, E. Gorman, K. Lytle, K. Bailey, R. Chowins, J. Popenoe Some team spirit please . . . West Windsor againl? ... Only size 8 .. . Breakfast at P.J.'s . . . 42 doubles? . . . temper-temper . . . where's the blue and white Heather? . . . Who is that guy - Mia!! . . . Contes . .. Let's get psyched! The Tigers culminated an unexpectedly fantastic season by making it to the State Finals CGroup ID. Congratulations Central New Jersey State Champions! Thanks for everything Mr. Humes and Mr. Komada. 192 945, p 1 'it :H . :Q 'W .-1---.fz--1-ew. M-. -x kJ,..i'. . .. lk A ky .........-,yy-wmrl 'x.,,NmXM ., 7 . .. ..,. . , M M - J.V,: Row I - S, Abrams. H. Subjack. I.. Grccnblul, F, Raymond. R. Carchman, L. Khachadurian. B. McCrcdic. J. Bendish, R. Komadu fcoachj Row 2 - W Silverslicn. H. Subjuck. D. Fishman. J. Pursclls, A. Brown. N1. Scigcl, Tvi. Mazzucato, J. Berman. C. Bailey. S. Gibson, J. Herman 193 FALL CHEERLEADING VARSITY: Row l - B. Berman, J. Aust, S. Mattera, Row 2 - T. Mazzotta, Peppy, C. Procaccino, Row 3 - T. Liverman, C. Ivan, D. Gray, T. Barclay. Swivel, Smurfette, Puddi-. Dimples, Kissy, Judles, Spaz. Barbie, Munchking Breakfast tbreafastjg Chinese fire drill - oops! Poor pom-pomp lockerroom f Thanks Hoover. straighten your arms . . . pudding suec . . . shut up Barbie. . .Give me a PM A hello'?g TiCg Where's the eggs? Thanks to all the parents and friends who came out to support PHS football. Thanks, Miss Bakon. Football Cheerleading '82 l 194 I C. Procaccino M. Murray QPeppyJ L D . G ra y T V M W 1 I 3 fl if 2 ,af B. Berman T. Liverman J. Aust, T. Barclay 195 BOYS' BASKETB LL Varsity: Row l - .l. Ingram. T. Phox. Row Z - K. Stevens, T. Howard, B. Spruell, J. Petrone, K. Green, K. Hayes. F. Young, E. Rice, M. Shapiro, K. McKellar The Princeton High School Basketball spectators this year caused quite a stir with the advent of air horns, streamers, signs and cheers. They egged Princeton's fans to a near frenzy as the team entered championship play. Lead by Doug Thompson and referring to themselves as the six-man club, this group helped bolster team spirit and game attendance. 196 , Freshmen: Row I W D. Douglas, D. Elliot, R. Bosley, M. Trotman, J. Craig, D. Wilder, Row 2 - S. Braddish, D. Sisson, B. Scott, J. Jones, S. Yates, J. Landis, Row 3 - D. Snyder lcoachj, K. Webber, D. Cotrel, B. Mathes J.V.1 Row l - E, Rice, S. Fischer, F. Young, R. Jackson, Row Z - A. Page, F. Massenat, R. Barragan, J. O'Grady Row 3 - S. Davis, K. McKellar, C. Brown, J. Lysacker 197 32 I 2' 'S' WRE TLI G VARSITY: Row I - M. Cucchi, B. Schwartz, D. Schwartz, K. Stroman, N. Hastings, S. Perone Row 2 - D. Schmidt Qmanagerj, E. Lucullo Qmanagerj, G. Ondetti, L. Merill tcoachb, G, Orlanski, E. Pirone. R. Carnevale. P. Knoepflmacher, T. El-Shakhs, R. Blair tmanagerj, D. Robinson Qassistant coachj, M, Wilson Cmanagerb 198 QRS-.1 we Mm ,, . sys v fir J Si The tri-captains Nick, Scott, and Ralph, would like to thank the coaches, Leland Merril and Dave Robinson. for putting up with an inexperienced team, and for teach- ing us as much as they did: dedication isn't a strong enough word. Special thanks also to our managers: Diana, Elena. Rachel, and Martha for all their help and support. Most ofall we'd like to thank the team for work- ing from behind with numerous injures, and coming up with improvements that sur- prised us all. Once again to the Varsity: Marco the woman killer Cucchi, Brad baby-face Schwartz Chow many lights were on the ceiling, guys'?J, David Why do you say that I always complain? Schwartz, Ken Superf'ly Stroman, Nick IOS degrees Hastings, Scott Hight- stown loves my granby Perone. Gabby Garbage bag Ondetti, Guillermo I dare you to spell my name Orlanski, Dominick show boy Tracey, Ernest Guillotine Pirone, Ralph Always on weight Carne- vale, Paul But I was winning! Knoepfl- macher, Slammar Smile when I get pinneda' Ed-Shakhs, thanks! IV.: Row I -- .l. Fellman. I. Vlagder. P, Johnson. Row 2 - D. Robinson. J. Blankstein. Nfl. Cohen. l., Tvlerril 199 I TER TRACK Boys: Row l - P.J. Young: Row 2 - J. Abrahams, S. Schwab, T. Hannon, C, Welbcr, J, Cummings, J. Teweles, B, Bushnell, M. Schwab, B. Rushing, B. Ellerstein G. Trclstad. 200 Girls: Row l G. Woolslon. S, Gray. S. Flynn. G. Cumbcrbutchg Row 2 - M. Toussaint, M. Tadros. M. Mazzucuto. H. Gray. H. Jones. L. Klingebicl. B. Byrne Row 3 -- J. Kocpp. D. Munn. M. Greenland. D. Halstead. T. LuPlucu 201 GIRL ' KETB LL ,pw i a 3 VARSITY: Row l - T. Hemmingway. D. Craig. K. Kaneko. G. Cumberbach Row 2 - T, Morton. D. Tams, K. Lytle, P. Walden iii f. Ei!!! rf!! ui! i. I g 5. i QT? , ff ., Xwdi if fl Fw Z .Y 'W ,,,,' 5 42' .., --2 N ww f 2 'Mya IV D. Craig. Ci. Cumbcrbuch, D.T11ms. K. Lyllc, P. Walden, B. Ball, C. Vogt, K. Kcneko, A. Heard. W. Turncr, J. Freeman, C. Fee, B. Halvorsen. 202 1 , ...,. M.. wf., GULF 4 'J' . ', ' Q 1 L ,- wg If-1 fn 0 ,, .L eb 3 ,W f,,wira.f'-w , Q , .. ' , 4 2 'ww f f ' . .. ' -vig M, Yf9L'1iW '. , W ya! - jZ 'Kfz,w ,M y ,,,' A nw f -f f .. ' , ,' , 'W in mfffff f , U W M, 'iffy 4, f V, My I -g rw, W1 4 , W , . ,fi ,V WH, Q ,, i ' 'W Nha ,, W ' 5 J, 1.5 ,447 W-Alf ' A T. Jones, T. Pinnco. S. Billingion. N1. Willis, D. Thompson, T. Kingston. M. Hannon, R. Kirikian. ,nf f ,, f:fW F9 ,. 'ij r,- - --...WA4 i ,X ..- - gl f, qi-m al :lan - in 9-v' 5555.4 my ' . M Waff - A -N-X .gq3,53.e., f .W--gnlxi.-mswamwxnw une- zu-ibn. CHEERLE DI G Row l - D. McElroy, S. Cumberbatch, M. Howard, D. Marishack, T. Barclay, C. Mockers, C. Mockers 204 ti is iff- , J 1, 3gf'?1i M,,,,,w wig' dy , WV., ,.,. A I . - V - fm wgl m ,-,',,4 v 'g i, , HW 7 ' N -N' W' 205 BA EBALL Seniors: Row I - T. Sullivan. P. Nelson. K. Slroman, M. Migliore. Row 2 - D, Bienkowski, M,Tz1masi, C. Hoover. M. Hannon, D. Thompson T I ffl .Aff D222 . . , f n T QQ.. Ei-r ' 'Q wig, H '1 ' ' f K., . A 5 A - .- In . .W --XX ,-.. L,,. , an . .P . A. 19 ' f . D ' ' .,... - if - . kxkkk iih l .Q.. .. .,,. .V K.-E, .,.. .. K K . . A T' ,- '- ,W f . get. Ron I - T. Pilsner. T. Folliny, T. Rosenthal. G. Hulsman. D. D'Angclo. G. Sanders. M. Petrone. J. Blunkstcin. Row 2 - J. O'Grady. G. Lependorf, R. Barrigun. J Shcrin. T. Devin. .l. Oppcrman, D. Santoro. S. Pcronc. 207 N z Ri s 1 QQ' K E V3 ga M ,V V 5 'v4, v,.' i ew x? 7 f x f .fl . Frosh Team 208 ,V 1,54 Q OFTB LL ' MW - . . . . ' w x Q. .,f.:. V--W x .- K ..,. ..-gg Q K .7 6. r V' N ig. 'Tr eF'3 '-N I ,, Row I - T. Morton, A. Heard, Dedc, Angie, E. Lucullo. Row 2 - S. Futran-masse, M. Murray, M. Gillham, B. Oppenheim, D. Schmidt. Row 3 - J. Soderman, C Warren, D. Tums, B. Lee, D. Snyder Qcouchj. 209 SPRI G TRACK ' - Row l - M. Mazuccato, H. Gray, J. Halsworlh, H. Jones, L. Fletcher fcoachj, S. Flynn, S. Gray. Row 2 - L. Lareuse, S. Kershaw. S. Ham, D. Fishman, J. Altman, L. Smith, C. Ende, J. Bakoulis, R. D'Oranzio. Row 3 - T. McMarrow Qcoachj, J. Webb, F. Taylor, B. Altman, E. Taylor. M. Tadros, M. Rice, J. Koepp, D. Gray, A Brandt, B. Byrne. 210 1 gb' e J. Archer, T. Perkins, S. Schwab, A. Schafer, G. Ondetli, L. Fletcher Lcoachj. Row 2 - D. Smith, M. Bender, E. Rapp, M. Stefanchik, D. Sanders, J. Cummings, E. Steiner, D. Ruiz, A. O'Bcycskere, E. Rice. Row 3 --- T. McMarrow Lcoachj, J. Miller, C. Welbber, F. Massanett, B. Eiref, G. Trelstead, T. Haggarly, A. Jacobs, T Hannon, R. Phillips, T. Beer, J. Snidjcrs, K. McKellar. 211 GIRLS LACRUSSE WU' I Varsity and .l.V.: Row l .1 rw' Bolster, J. Poponoc, A. Bergman, W- we if K. Perna, N. Weaver, B. f A. Navaro, V. Miller, K. Wifhdl Crandall, R. Sweeney, P. Jennings, .l. Baxendale, L. Blair, H. Hoff. C. Knight, J. Parsells, R. Wallace, E. Keenan Row 2 - K. Kurzinski, B. Krauthamer, C. Clohossey, P. Huekins. A. Vandenheuvel, A. Sonnenschein, F. MeCrae, A. Bergman, M. Waltman, E. O'Donoghuc. C. Vogt, D. Blankenbush, A. Tate. L. Frescho, M. Book, A. Brown Row 3 f- N, Glucksburg, A. Schulman. A. Saville, R. Bender. E. Gorman, M. Magder, A. Barckley, M. Causing, C. O'Donoghue, A. Fraker, E. Gabrielson. .l, Pickens Freshmen: Row l A. Lennon. R. Etz. C. Tobin, K. Dede, A. Crenshaw. L. Khachadurian Row 2 - A, Schwartz, P. Soderman, A. Jeydel, A. Melman. K. Rhodes Row 3 l.. lluekins, S. Nlarcantonio. S. Smithson. C. Fee, B. Mahoney, J. Herman, E. Branson Row 4 f C. Sanderson. C. Haag, S. Milstein, C. Willis, L Bu77ard, G. White A 91-.Ma fin wg ,, .., M W ,y 'a,bi 6,4-.., BOYS TENN S Row l - E, Kohn, A. Treves, J. Daley, D. Elliot, G. Wadsworth, D. Taylor. Row 2 A J. Diefenbach Qcoachj, T. Root, K Goldfeld T Root J Leschley M Elliot S Bachal, G. Falcone, T. Kingston, K. Smith, D. Bakara. B. Berry, D. Johnson, M. Lewis, B. Freeman, D. Litt, S. Hoffman f 'W' ,W,,-ff 'Hfwwf X ' 2, W Q Z -ww ' .H ww, I Seniors: Row l - T. Root, T. Root, K. Goldfeld, T. Kinston, A. Phillips, D. Prockop, G. Perry. ..,. . y . f' 5y.'?f.J Y' I 2 . X af, , l if zz 'V w tf ff 1' . W M - ..,,.. W. -- -.. Row l A C. Galiardo, H. Allen, W. Whittaker, G. Crawford, M. Finzi, T. Alexander, K. McKellar, A. Hoke, S. Gabrielsen, M. Kinnan, N. Calloway, B. Spruil, A. Taft. Row 2 - K. Grover fmanagerl, B. Trubee, D. Gibson, P. Gager, J. Sinclair, D. Showalter, C. Carrington, T. Norris, M. Chamberlin, K. Stephens, J. Rappaport G. Cleavland, D. Nelson. Row 3 - S. Cambell tcoachj, F. McCormack, A. Harris, W. Peters, J. Sharp, R. Babu, A. Foreman, J. Stein, E. Bergman, B. Ellerstein, J. VanRaalt. Row 4 - P. Larson Ccoachj, S. Schwartz, S. Jarvis, P. Spagnoli, T. Sheehan, G. Fox, J. Firestone, S. McCune, A. Aiken, D. Tracey, T. El-Shaks, A. Andrimajah. Row 5 A D. Webber, J. Bagley, B. Coker, ', L. Savage, J. Landis, J. Fisher, D. Lennon, P. Vandenl-luevel, S. Kim. Row 6 - T. Sanderson, J. Smith, D. Stier, M. Herring, C. Mosley, J. Jones, E. Varvel, P. Navarro, A. Adriantahina. 218 .M.,......,... . ,.,.....w,- . M MW.w W --..,.. 'I-.L,.,,5. '-um 'WW ,Q,f,,Q.j r...,,. 'V W M M I ' MWHN 'V '-'f f-V+ N fn,, me mmm... .,... ......,,... Seniors: Row l - C. Galiardo, G. Crawford, M. Finzi, T. Alexander, K. Varvel, A. Hoke, S. Gabrielson, M. Kinnan, N. Caloway, B. Spruil. Row 2 - H. Allen, W. Whittaker, A. Taft, M. Chamberlin, K. Stephens, J. Rappaport, G. Cleavland, D. Nelson. 219 5 5 5 2 E 2 I 220 l l i As the 1983 Prince comes to a close, we would like to give a special thanks to our advisors, Mr. William Bux and Mrs. Marianne MH, Hartmann, for their patience and understanding in both the personal and professional production of this book. We couldn't have done it without you! We would also like to thank the members of the staff who attended our disorganized and seemingly endless work sessions, and who persevered through it all to that Fateful Friday. To Bob Davine, an apology and a hug. We'll never forget you and we know you'll never forget us. Or rather, we'll never forget you, and you'll never forgive us. ol i s i Y. is X f X . K We sent it last week f-4 lt's in the mail - We'lI deliver it by hand this afternoon. . . . Let's copy it over . . . Where oh where is the white rabbit? . . . H you - Keep smiling . . . When's the deadline? Last week!?' '... No, we'll clean it up, don't throw anything awayi' '... trapped white space Qgroanj . . . Don't take layouts home, GO OUT! W Have fun will ya? . . . I have never in my life seen such a bad layout! . . . No, drubbed again' '...' 'No Doug, l don't have the baseball candidsl' '... ifwalls had ears . , . Did anyone take the football picture? QNOJ . . . sarcasm . . . Do we have any candids'? . . .Winter sports? . . .Spring sports'?! . . . Who has my key? . . . No, I swear, it's over: homocide for sure! . . . l am so hungry '...' 'Have you seen you-know-whol' '...' 'That's it! l'm going to mop the floor with that girll' '... I can't help it l'm naturally cool' '... nap time in the closet. . . Nadiaaaaaa 924-2226. . .the two-pronged plug- Let's get electrocuted! . . . Nadia do you ever beat Leslie'? . . . Let's not tell them! . .. 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