Watchung Hills Regional High School - Lenape Yearbook (Warren, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1973 volume:

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Growth a 2,000 students at Watchung Hills a all different, but all alike in that they desire all education that is flexible enough to allow for future growth and development. There are ways to widen our learn- ing horizon; and there are new depths and dimensions waiting to be explored. . . . Yielding Place to New Warriors Rally Before The student body gladly accepted the shortened periods which traditionally accompany the pep rally. The rally was held on the day before the Warriors7 Season opened, and although one was not required to participate, the majority of the student body and faculty attended. 0n the field the Cheerleaders began the rally with their familiar exhibition, which was followed by the presentation of the 1972 Varsity football team and a short address by our principal, Dr. Sabo. The football squadas co-Captains Jim Jimeson and Kevin Williams both gave short speeches promising a good game and more importantly, a victory for Watchung Hills. Charged up, the students leave the pep rally, to return Saturday. l2 Victory Over East The Warriors opened their 1972 football season with a stunning upset over Bridgewater Raritan East by the score of 10-8. The victory ended Bridgewateris 34 game winning streak which was the longest in the state at the time. . Watchung opened the scoring on a 1 yard run by Peter Doyle who had a great day overall w1th 143 yards rushing. Bill Seme kicked the extra point making the score 7-0. Just before the first half ended, Seme came on again to kick a 28 yard-field-goal, which widened the Warrior margin to 10-0. The Warriors were able to hold off East with some great defensive plays as they came up with 4- interceptions including 2 by Cliff Har- wick. The result was holding East to just one touchdown on an 83 yd. run by their quarter- back. This victory over a highly touted team pushed the Warriors lo the 16th position in tho stau- football rankings. the highest they have boon in 5 years. i rF'v, Althraf-iw 1 k M dd 7 Pvt, , wijew Found Spirit 4er life 'mf1hu Wt , ,, 1,6fthe Class of' 76. . 'JY'V , 1' Ind , KK The Freshman Assem- bly held this year on September 281b, gave the freshmen a chance to meet and hear their candidates for Presi- dent. Vice-President, and ASC representa- tive. The candidates for President were E. Jane Hayden, Todd Phillimore, and Linda Sullivan; Vice-Presi- dent, Sue Abbatt, Eric Ewert, Aileen Pocok, and Pam Strulle; ASC representative Chris Wyeude. Most of the candi- dates spoke to the Assembly. In each of their speeches, the candidates gave the group an idea of them- selves as a person, as a student, and as a leader. They all expressed a sincere desire to help the class of ,76 and prom- ised to do their best if elected. l4 A Whiter Shade of Pale . . . For '72 A Whiter Shade of PaleW the first dance of the year, was held on September 29th. At the dance Miss Watchung Hills 1972-73, Cindy Bischoft', her escort, Rich Allen, and her court were formally pres- ented t0 the student body. The members of her court and their escorts were Lynn Weidman and Bill Celt- zeiler. Elaine Brenn and Pete Doyle, Lisa DeMatteo and Ned Gamble. Cindy Colasurdo and Mike Hughes, Joan Kashtauniuk and Jack Howell, and Jeanne Iuliano and Leon Madden. The high point of the dance came at 9 pm. At that time, Owen Thorpe. ASC President, crowned Cindy. Moments after she was crowned, hundreds of balloons were released from the ceiling. For the remainder of the evening, a good time was had by all, while The Inner Circle entertained. Owen Thorpe, ASC President crowns and presents flowers to Cindy Bischoff, as her caurt admiringly watches. 15 WHR Faces the Issues During the month of October, the History Department, under the leadership of Mrs. Kestenbaum sponsored two lecture-and-discus- sion periods on the political issues of the 1972 election. On Octo- ber 19th, Mr. Bowen, Democratic candidate for the House of Rep- resentatives, spoke to WHRHS students about Senator McGovernts stands on political issues. The following day, Senator Bateman, the President of the New Jersey State Senate, spoke on President Nix- on,s views. The most impressive parts of the assemblies were the question- and-answer periods. The students were quite responsive and their questions sparked others to participate. For most students, these assemblies were informative and worthwhile events. As a result of Mrs. Kestenbaumts interest, and the quality of the voter education program as developed at Watchung Hills, Mrs. Kestenbaum has been asked by the Multi-District Institute of Political Science, a branch of the State Department of Education, to serve on a state wide evaluation committee. The purpose of the evaluation is to improve and strengthen the program for future distribution to additional schools in the state. Brian Shortmeier and Becky Reed, student co-ordinators for the -veter education program played an extremely active role in the implementation of the assemblies. Mrs. Marcia Kestenbaum Senator Bateman The Powder Puff Game '72 On October 22, the sen- ior girls swamped the junior girls in a rousing game of football at the Municipal Grounds in Warren. Both teams were fairly even, sport- ing both a good offense and defense. Meg Watts, as quarterback, along with Ginny Jayne, produced the gamels only score - 18 points for the seniors. Debbie Thomforde and Judy Snyder displayed good blocking against the juniors. Offensively, and in vain, Amy Casale and Mary Roan exhibited good play for the juniors. Maybe, next year they will do better as seniors. Parents in the Classroom? The show of parents for this yeafs Back to School night, held on October 25, was disenchantingly low. To those parents who did come, the main point of interest was the schoolls new wing and its facilities. Most were impressed with the whole annex. The changing of classes went well, except for the usual few who got lost. The teachers, as you can see from these pictures, were on their best behavior, as were all the good little mommies and dad- dies, who decided to cooperate with the evenings pro- gram. There were also other affairs which took place between classes and during studies. These included the APT sign up, the ASC Scholarship Fund, and the Bake sale of the German Club, which rivaled the plain cookies and punch offered by the ASC. All in all, the evening turned out quite well, but the students do hope for a much larger attendance next year. .L Teachers conversing with parents. Top left: Mr. Blatt Lower left: Mrs. Richmond Above: Mrs. DlElla. Students in Industry Each year the Business Department of Watchung Hills gives its stu- dents a chance to experience a day,s work in the business world. A Day in Industry takes place in the fall and spring of each year. It is the business studentsi class trip, but it is more than just a trip to New York City. The student is allowed to choose the business position he wishes to occupy for the day. Here the opportunity arises for a student to use his skills acquired in school in everyday business practices. With this experience the student is able to realize the relevance of his own education, and hopefully apply this experience after graduation. l9 The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie On November 17 and 18, the Watchung Hills Script and Cue Players presented, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie? The play itself, the story of a teacher in a private school for girls, was well presented. Claiming the title role was Mary Ellen Lurie Uean BrodieL who portrayed her character as being headstrong and witty? Supporting Miss Brodie in her role was the schooPs headmistress, Pam Layng. Other members of the cast included: Dave Blount Ueddy LloydL John Con- gram hMr. Lowtherj, Rebecca Derbyshire UennyL Suzy Molyneux sMary MacGregorL and Barbara Gall hSandyL Fall Sports Honored In December 1972, the Annual Fall Sports Awards Assembly was held in the auditorium of Watchung Hills. Over one hundred athletes from football, cross country, and soccer were honored. Coaches Falzarano, Sarvis, Baly and Uhl presented the football awards h seventy all together. Coaches Dudas and Baher presented fifty-two awards in soccer. Coach Peif- fer awarded nine team letters in cross country. Special recognition was given to Collete Deibert, the female member of the cross country squad. Mistress and Master of Ceremonies were Sharon Cummings and Ron Foster. Christmas. . . Christmas is the time of year When everyone is filled with cheer. Painted windows on office walls Christmas carols fill the halls. A Christmas concert for one night And Christmas trees shining bright. Faces are happily aglow With only one thing missing h snow! mm mm: awn , WHR Hosts AFS Guests Upon completing the school day, they returned to the homes of ' those who were hosting them' for the weekend. During their stay the students had a taste of Wat; Chung Hills life by attending the basketball game, partying, visit- ing Turntable Junction e a his- torical site near Flemington, and finally feasting at the AFS spa- ghetti dinner. The dinner was a great success, with fine food and a lively discussion in which all took part. On Sunday the foreign students returned to their Ameri- cani families throughout northern New Jersey, and a memorable weekend for all concerned came to an end. On February 2 the AFS chapter of our school hosted fourteen foreign exchange stu- dents who are studying in northern New Jer- sey. These students from Brazil, Costa Rica, Denmark, Germany, Austria, Norway, Thai- land, South Vietnam, and Iran participated in two assembly programs, in which each was able to speak about his own country and then receive questions from the audience. After the assembly, the exchange students vis- ited vari'ous history and English classes throughout the rest of the day. There they were able to discuss in detail their impres- sions of America and explain the political and social aspects of their own country. 23 24 ml w --, w Most Likely to Succeed ,Robin F enstemaker and Owen Thorp Most Dramatic Barbara Call and Jeff Millwater Arrowhead'r Sponsors i Best All Around Joanie Kashtaniuk and Mike Fetchko Owen Thorp was chosen as the most likely to succeed senior boy. During his four years, he has actively participated in the student government, holding the position of class president for three years and All School Council President in his senior year. He has also been active in the school band, orchestra, dance band, and swim team. He plans to enter the United States Naval Acad- emy upon finishing his senior year to become a naval pilot. Upon completing his six years of service, Owen hopes to become a commercial pilot. Jeffery Millwater was chosen as the most dramatic senior boy, and rightly so, for he is a member of the Script and Cue Club and has performed in many of its productions over the past four years. He has taken roles in Oliver, Westside Story, Birds, Carnival, Don? Drink the Water, Luther, and Canuffe. His acting ability is not confined to straight dramatic parts, but also includes musical and comedy roles. Jeff hopes to continue his interest in the theater after completing college by becoming a NY theatrical critic. M05! Unortbodox , Marylynn Schiavi and Matt Vladimir Claw Flirt: Beth Abrams and Bruce Helmstetter Senior Poll . . . Mast Talkative Susan Page and Howie Shore Most Intellectual Beth Amsterdam and Mitch Schoenbrun At this point, Beth sees her present goal as finding her future ambitions. She has received numerous scholastic awards, participated in the A.I.F.S. summer pro- gram in France, and enjoys skiing and tennis. Tom has participated in soccer, basket- ball, and baseball throughout his four years at Watchung Hills. He has received varsity letters in all of these ' sports. Karol has participated in numerous activities during her four years at Wat- chung Hills. Besides maintaining an out- standing scholastic record, she has also been on the varsity cheering squad for two years. In her senior year, she worked on the Lenape and participated on the girlsh gymnastic squad. Her out- side activities include the Master Cho- rale, a group devoted to singing Classical music. She also enjoys the theater, and in the summer she has taken part in dramatic productions. During the sum- mer of her Junior year, she travelled to France to study at the University of Grenoble. After graduation, Karol plans to go to Smith College. Bert Looking Lynn Wiedman and Bob Kiefer M05! Athletic Meg Watts and Tom Mine Most Vmatile Karol Klauder and David Cross Mth Maxim! Becky White and Owen Thorp Becky enjoys a contemporary style of classical music. She plays flute in the WHRHS band as well as playing the piano and the piccolo. Becky also participated in the New Jersey Youth Art Festival and the 1972 North Jersey Operatic Fes- tival. Forever Friendly Joanie Kashtaniuk Not pictured: Mike Mushlitz 26 . . . Spirit and Smiles . . . Most School Spirit Sharon Davis and Ron Foster Sbyest Nancy Roller and Ron Hachey Ron believes that whatever activity a person participates in at school, he should give 1007b effort. Involvement can bring not only school recogni- tion, but the satisfaction of knowing youlve given the best you can. Some of Ronls activities during his four years at Watchung include bas- ketball, track, baseball, and the Reach Out Club. After graduation, he plans to attend college where he will pursue a liberal arts course. Sharon believes that in order for our athletes at W.H.R.H.S. to have a winning season, they must have support from the student body. Football and Basketball seem to be the most popular sports at Watchung Hills. She says I feel that more spirit and support should be given for all the sports because each one involves a lot of time and hard work, and deserves the same credit. Go to the games and show your interest and support. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm? . . . Sense and Skill . . . t :::h Clam Couple Clan Clowm Mast Artirtic Robin Fenstemaker and Tom Bracaglia Betsy Morris and Howie Shore Marylynn Schiavi and Richard Sheinaus Marylynn worked on an independent study project last year, in which she wrote and illustrated two childrents books, Visit to Mushroom Valley and The Laughing Machine. She also created a book of poems. Mary- lynn plans to attend Moore College of Art in Pennsylvania. The Senior Class President of 1972-73, Claire Girvin, explains that she alone could not have done the work to make the changes made for the senior class, but rather The Senior class has worked? Claire feels that her most important achievement was being selected to go abroad to the Philippines. Bat Dmxed Dane Most for the Srbool Susan Janks and Tom Skladaney Claire Girvin and Owen Thorp 27 J-E-L-L-O! Watchung Hills experienced its first Jello Eating Contest on February 7. Eight pairs of contestants: Jim Sullivan and Nancy Brandes, Suzy Molyneux and Bruce Eaton, Peter Bar- rett and Wendy Hoffman, Wendy Calvin and Sue Tucker, Larry Varnerin and Karen Minifie, Phil Davis and Jan Kobryn, Brian Steelman and Barbara Barnhurst, and Jeff Millwater and Nancy Roller took part in the Junior spon- sored contest. The goal of each contestant was to consume eight cups of jello as quickly as possible. Larry Varnerin with the help of his partner, Karen Minifie, who diligently fed him, downed eight cups of jello in five minutes -- thus winning the contest. Perhaps just as the pie eating contest has become traditional with the seniors, the jello-eating contest will become an annual junior event. 28 Cafeteria Dimensions The South building cafeteria, overcrowded for so long, now provides students with a comforta- ble place to eat lunch, snacks, and to socialize; one of the final phases of the new dimensions of WHRHSh building program is completed. The new cafeteria seats approximately 200 students. The new facility serves not only as a pleasant surrounding for lunch, but also as a social study hall. The brightly painted walls and multicolored stackable chairs provided a relaxing and func- tional area of the school. 29 A New Look at the Band The Band, conducted this year by Mr. Henry, has been better than ever. In October, they went to the New Brunswick Band Fes- tival, which was attended by schools from all over New Jer- sey. Throughout the fall, the band did its best to liven up the football games. The Christmas Concert consisted of many traditional songs in addition to some contemporary numbers. For the first time, the band accompanied the chorus, and the concert was held during school for the students, as well as at night for visitors. In February, for the first time in two years, the band toured ele- mentary schools: Central School in Stirling, Valley View in Wat- chung, and Central School in Warren. There they displayed their talents in a wide variety of music. In April the band per- formed in the annual Spring Concert. It has been a busy and very successful year for our War- rior Marching and Concert Bands. 30 Diligent for Dolly You,re lookint swell, DollyV And so does the progress of the Script and Cuets spring presenta- tion, Hello DollyV Cast rehears- als, as well as music and chore- ography practices, have started in order to prepare for the plays showing on April 6 and 7, and April 13 and 14. The play was chosen because of its appealing humor and whole- someness. Although the choreog- raphy is complicated, the danc- ers should do well under the direction of Mr. Warner. Main members of the cast include: Pam Layng as Dolly Leir, Ellen 2011 as Emestina, John Congram as Ambrose, Vin- cent Lasavio as Mr. Vander- gelder, Bernard Cummings as Corneluis, David Wandelt as Bar- naby, Suzy Molyneux as Ermen- garde, Jeanne Iuliano as Minnie Fay, Barbara Gall as Mrs. Mol- on, and Jennifer Gehling as Mrs. Rose. Hello, Dollylt, is one of the pos- sibilities to be entered in the play competition at Bucks County Playhouse in early April. 31 Garbage Cans Narrowly Defeat Faculty On February 22, the women1s fac- ulty team comprised of Mrs. Per- one, Mrs. Adkins, Mrs. Mauriello, Mrs. Richmond, Mrs. Kestenbaum, Miss Collins, Mrs. de Bergeois, Miss Shoenborn, Mrs. Sills, Mrs. Di Ger- onimo, Mrs. Cirigliano, and Mrs. Phyllis Rogers played the intramu- ral basketball Champs The Garbage Cansy featuring Nancy Freund, Debbie Brown, Missy Gentul, Nancy Ross, Cindy Green, Barb Barnhurst, Marcia Chomitz, and Pam Rubio. Spirit was strong on both sides with about 30 spectators cheering the teams on. One minor injury resulted in the first play of the game when Mrs. Sills threw her knee out, but Miss Schoenborn quickly came to the rescue to carry the injured playeW off the court. Even though Mrs, Heartel kept score, the faculty team lost 15-11; high scorers were Miss Collins and Nancy Freund. 32 Physical Education Builds Up When the school year began in September, three new ideas were put into operation in the Physical Education Department at Wat- chung Hills: elective physical education courses; co-education activities; and a credit- no credit grading system. Actually the major change e one that entailed the greatest degree of program shuffling, planning, utili- zation of space and personnel - was the change from the traditional prescribed, uni- form curriculum to an elective program. Sports appreciation, sports officiating, self defense for women, weight training, weight control, and modern dance are a few of the new additions to the curriculum. The adaptive gym, in the new wing, was opened early in February. It is equipped with such familiar items as ropes, mats, wall pulley weights, parallel bars, ping pong, etc. In addition to these, a universal gym machineb has been added. The apparatus has 16 totally independent stations to exercise the various parts of the body. The universal gym is also considered part of the depart- menfs resource center and may be used at times by students not in the adaptive pro- gram for exercise and body building. As Watchung Hillst appearance has changed in so many ways, it seems the changes made by the high schooPs physical education department are certainly for the better. 33 a E ? '4' Standing, l w r: Sue Page, Karol Klauder, co-capt. Joan Taylor, co-capt. Sharon Davis, Mary Jean Rossini, Gerry Goreski, Ann Steitz, Debbie Crifa, Marie Gmeszkiewicz, Carolyn Copper. Sitting, Mascots: Lisa Dematteo, Kathy Commune. ' Cheerleaders and Mascots A combination of talent, pep, and enthusiasm enables these girls to encourage school spirit at all games. Varsiiy Cheerleaders Marie Gmeszkiewicz and Debbie Grifa Co-captain - Joan Taylor J.V. Cheerleaders contribute at Varsity games, too. Jr. Varsity Co-captain - Sharon Davis First mw, l to r: co-capt. Cindy Rochelle, co-capt. Marilyn Gordon. Second row: Jeanette Messimo, Linda Manhardt, Elaine Favetta. Third row: Bev Quinn, Cathy Lovas, Wilma Boylan, Kathy Klauder. WNWW,....,...ms mw , anmwmmmu Wmmm - .. 37 l1 ' '4 KY C1 5W Front Moan Kashtaniuk, Jeanne ullano. Second mw: Kathy Keelen, Sue Blounl, Bette Gentile. Kris Schmidt, Mandy Tharp, Paula luliano. , I Head Majorette Joan Kashtaniuk Twirlers Twirling with mittens . . . 'The Stripper, . . . rain and muddy boots? Head Twirler Jeanne Iuliano Co-Captain - Robin Fenstemaker Color Guard Saturday morning practices . . . flags and lunges . . . and more 9? ram. Co-Captain - Elaine Brenn First row: Robin Fenstemaker Xv? Cindy Garafalo Janet Raibaldi Elaine Brenn Second row: Diane Gignac Teresa DiFazio a Betsy Morris ' Kris Kwaak 39 Drill Team New shakers . . . bobby sox and saddles . . . the 'Beginnings, . . . another rained out half-time show. Co-captain - Cindy Bischoff Cindy Kontm Beth Abrams Cindy Bischoff Daneen Schaefer Sharon Murphy Janet Scholp Sue Chesire Sara Jones Bonnie Tracey Sue Moore Debbie Baldwin Donna Paticchio Sharon Markel Barbara Washco .Janet Miller ' ' Martha' Vander Mey ' Nancy Ross Patty Saxton Dana Shepherd Cindy Speltz Cindy Green The 'Drill Team gives the spectators dance-and-precision drill routines. Drill Team along with Color Guard, Twirlers and Managers are a constant source of spirit for the Warrior football team. 42 Flutes Bailey, Sue Carlson. Cindy Correll, Dianne UAscanio, Susan Cignac, Dianne Henriksen, Christina Johnson. Karen Kaminski, Kathy Millwater, Cheryl O'Donohue. Mary Pillar, Christina Quelly. Carol Sabo, Cindy Siani. Mary Skinner, Beth Slotnick, Laurie Tielman, Christine Weil, Carrie Weltman, Lynn White, Becky Oboe Hovi, Lauren Rife. Holly Rovtar, Linda Watterson. Gail Clarinet Blaine, Nancy Blount, David Burnette, Marilyn Cunningham, Darcy Dirienzo, Kathy Ferriday. Priscilla Holm, Megan Hunter, Pattie Hurd, Iaurette Ivie. Dynette Jones. Michelle Lipman. Beth Lipman. Ellen Malanowski. Roxane Monetti, Don Neville, Alexis Priddy, Jeanne Rosamillia, Debby Saba Cathy Szpara, Jacalyn Thorp, Mandy Tielman. Elizabeth Weighart. Joanne Sax Avers, Tom Barker, Bruce Kenney. Tim Schiable, John Sluyter, Mark Thorp. Owen Band French Horn Fechtner. Robert MacKellar, Margaret Vernegard, Neil Trumpets Amdt, Chuck Blass, Christopher Bradley. Thomas Condit. Jonathan Drenick, Andrew Florey, Paula Fumald, Daniel Mathews, Paul McMahon, Brian Matyckas, Algis Quelly, Thomas Rovtar, Peter Simms, David Suesz, Donald Weighan. Andy Widin. Douglas Trombones Babcock, David Duquesnel, Jim Howard. Steven Duryee, Ed Hunter, Jim LaMaire, Paul Baritone Horn Ivie, Mark Jones, Michael King, Wayne Priddy. David Van Winkle, David Volk, Eric Tuba: Eldridge, Ed MacKellar. Ian Mai. Bruce Tielman, Hans Wieners, Nancy Bells McCord, Beth Swanson, Rachel Thomas, Rent? Dmms Dilly, Jeff Haase. Doug Jefferson, Jack Jasorka, John Joyce, Robert Molyneux, Suzy Picton, Dave Privity, Rick Chorus ACAPELLA CHOIR Peggy Armstrong Theodora Barker Laura Brischler Barbara Brown Karen Burkley Dave Bury Shawn Christansen Chris Crunchey Jeff Dilly Nico Drance Sue Fiorelli Janet Foster Jeff Mantel Jeff Mantel Peggy Armstrong Laura Bn'schler Barbara Brown Karen Burkley Shawn Christsen Nico Drance Elaine Favette Sue Fiorelli Japet Foster Lori Franssen Jeanne Iuliano Lynn Kuglemann Margreat Mackeller Janet Mades Margreat Mackeller Cr'aig Marston Greg Marston Kim Mason Jeff Millwater Maun'ne OhCrady Steve Oshetsky Jean Priddy Charlotte Risberg Janet Sharkey Nancy Varian Edythe VonderHieden Julie Vroom GIRLS CHOIR Kim Mason Jeanette Massimo Marilyn O,Bach MaurineIO'Grady - Jean Priddy Abbie Post Jody Riggens Charlotte Risberg Debbie Rosimilia Janet Sharks Nancy Verine Edythe VonderHieden Under the direction of Mr. McElheney the W.H.R.H.S. chorus performed in the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. These talented singers also performed with the chorus of a high school in Massachusetts. During football season, the Band, directed by Mr. Henry, offered its fine music and precision drills at halftime. Drum major Owen Thorp led his band to the Home News Band Festival. The Band also per- formed at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. u--m-h-Wz . 43 44 W.H.R.H.S. Salutes Its Spirited VARSITY CLUB This group of letter winners is an example of the talent that represents WHRHS in athletic competition. 8.05. With their shakers, spirit and cheers, these girls support the Wan'iors at the football games. SQUAD MANAGERS We couldn,t do without the help and effort of these girls who keep the squads going during the games. Chris Dickson Cindy Goldberger Pat Kwaak Cathy Kwaak Jill McMahon Kathy Sweazey Fran Abrams Eloise Hanmann Sue Zoll 45 46 Barbara Call and Dave Blount in dramatic roles of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie. Script Uhtb'wu- d .t .- Barbara Gall, Rebecca Derbyshire and Amy Casale as Miss Brodie's girls. The WHRHS Drama Club devotes much time and talent to the production of a play and a musical each year. In the fall, they produced the drama The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie? : nd Cue Stage Crew Make-Up 47 Student Governmen All School Council The A.S.C. represents all four classes in decision making. This school- elected body is the basis for all work with the administration in granting privileges for the students. It also holds special events during the year for its scholarship fund. Jayne Haden, Pat Lott, Beth Skinner, Cindy Sabo, Rickl Platt, Becky Reed, Beth Miller, Brian Monohan, Claire Girvin, Sue Page, Tom Platt, Tom Quelly, Matt Vladamir tA.S.C. Vice-Presidentl A.S.C. homeroom Election Board These girls are the backbone of the all school elections from voter registration to the count- ing of the ballots. Those who put in the important, behind the scene work are: Nancy Freund, Mary Gausz, Megan Holm, Carol Gausz, and Susan Baily. Grade Level Councils am... - '- n- , -gj:r - u-e Vt , n a Freshman T i The class of ,76 proved to the whole school that school spirit isn,t gone in W.H.R.H.S. In December, they held a dinner dance for the freshmen athletes. Dances and baskets for the needy were just two of the many activities planned under President Jayne Haden. Sophomore The Sophomore G.L.C. also held a dance in December. They sponsored many events for the whole school, proving to be one of the busiest organizations. The Lott brothers, Pat and Pete, held the two top positions, President and Vice-President, respectively. Her second year as President of the class of ,74, Becky Reed directed this year,s Junior G.L.C. Several mem- bers served on the Prom committee. Other events held were the Christmas Can Food Collection for the needy and a jello eating contest. 49 Senior GLC under th- 7 The graduating class a u.. nt.l.l 13 ene .mwmhdksm .Ed luau e.meDbm PreLO d rC .eg P amrn momeommo p .lC.NmPng N.It O chng.m Gaammmp y 0. mHmvPbd .le esam huhd Y CQnyeeS . hh fmwettm 00 Hora 10 tag Te 6 d kneV. Vdra e . anoem a gawv..n..mb ments between the seniors. r .m n e S 9 .ms Wm 9.C Squad Two These dedicated seniors have taken on the responsibil- w aw r . a . h.-...-.L.L-.....-: i y. ity of keeping the hall traffic moving in an orderly fashion. Their most familiar utterance is Go around, Squad One 50 urses Corps he corps of future nurses aids Mrs. Iuayle in running an efficient and heery office. V-tation W.H.R.H.S. very morning, these girls greet us with Please stand or the salute to the flag? and continue to make the aily announcements over the RA. system. Library Service Corps Under the supervision of Miss Horton, The Library Service Corps keeps the two media centers well organized and efficient. 51 52 Future Teachers of America F uture Teachers of America is a group of students who are interested in teaching. Members have the option of teaching each week at Woodland School. The members are: President Donna Dolman, Vice-President Shirley Steinman, Debbie Cronk, Laurie Hurd, Elosie Hartmann, Debbie Peck, Laurie Gignac, Barbara Phelan, Linda Eckerstorm, and Donna Post. Chess Club Peter Barret takes on his opponent. The Chess Club is a group of students who share a common interest in the game of chess. They also compete in county meets representing W.H.R.H.S. 4 Front row: Ingmar Stegis, Pam Rubia, Beth Amsterdam. Second row: Donna Dolmon, Lynn Duncan, Phil Fryberger, Brian Shortmierer. Math Team Last row: Steven Fuller. Richard Sheinhaus, Mitchell Schonbrun. Mu Alpha Theta, the math- ematics club at WHRHS, is a group of students especially interested in the various fields of mathemat- ics. Their meetings consist of lectures by club mem- bers or guest speakers on mathematical concepts and theories. Officers: Pres. e Steve Fuller Vice-Pres. -- Ingmar Stegis Secretary e Beth Amsterdam Mu Alpha Theta The Math Team at WHRHS consists of five students who once a month compete with other schools in the Central Jersey Math League. The competitive spirit of the team has made them N0. 1 in the League. Front row: Mary Gausz, Ricky Enz, Gilda Celentie. Second mw: Pamela Rubia, Beth Amsterdam, Mitchell Schonbrun. Third mw: Phil Fryberger, Barbara Clark, Phil Davis. Last row: Mrs. Richmond, Brian Shortmierer, Donna Dolman, Ingmar Stegis, Steven Fuller. 53 First row: Lisa Dematteo, Richard Sheinhaus, Dave Blount, Missy Gentul, Don Suesz. Second row: Brian Shortmierer. Brian Steelman, Barbara Barnhurst, Barbara Washco, Cindy Green. Third row: Steven Penn. Susan Weltman, Marcia Chomitz, Kathy Tonner, Pam Rubio. Arum . . . the school newspapel; dedicated to meeting deadlines and news demands. The student newspaper staff works to make the deadline. 54 editors: Vic'kie Hale Missy Gentul Rich Scheinhaus Brian Shortmierer Barb Washco Rich Truesdale Glen Nutting Don Suesz Dave Blount John Congram Cindy Green Pam Rubio Sue Weltman Barb Barnhurst Staff: Marcia Chomitz, Sue Chcsire, Tina di Georgia, Lisa de Matteo, Jay Field, Doug Haase, Megan Holm. Bill Jennings. Mary Ellen -Lurie, Kathy Miller, Jeff Millwater, Kathy Tanner, Debbie Brown. QTHLETPI w mm-um QLHQHQC Editor Missy Gentul works with Mrs. Ryan Arrowhead Advisor, Lisa DeMatteo, and Jay Field. Folio Students in the school submit their own creative poems and artwork, which the staff edits and publishes during the school year. First row: Sharon Davis, Richard Sheinaus, Kathy Buckholz, Debbie Clancy. Second raw: Don Suez, Lisa DeMatto. Beth McCord, Mrs. Egger Folio Advisor. Nancy Timko, Brian Shortmeier, Laun'e Slomick, Sue Ricklen, Marcia Chomitz. 55 editor: jean stine debbie johnson kathy sturgeon nancy ross kim meyers rita ryan jack higgins marylynn schiavi pam rubio mitch schoenbrun paul sarsten lee wallace Yearbook Staff ed. in chief business curriculum' activities seniors underclassmen sports art administration photography literature Sports Editor Jack Higgins asks advice of Lenape adviser Mrs. Sills. Editor in Chief Jean Stine helps Abbe Suffness and Debbie Johnson. Room 279 is always busy with our dedicated staff working. Kim Terpe Jan Scholp Kathy Shore Joanne McCartney Rachel Swanson Barb Phelan Judy Sacks Pam Painter Karol Klauder Sue Weltman Dimensions 1973 Sharon Davis Bonnie Tracey Carol Harlow Kathy Bulgreen Lynn Wiedman Jill Mulder Shirley Steinmann Robyn LaVine Debbie Kyger Carrie Weil Paul Sarsten Abbe Suffness Marilyn Gordon Mitchell Schonbrun Steve Bentivegna ae$$5$thQi u 5:113 Senior Editor Kim Meyers and Staff Yearbook Staff 1 Spanish Club 44!; This year Nancy Robinson, President, planned with the Spanish Club to attend Spanish movies and dinners. They also sponsored a Spanish speaking cultural experience with foreign students. German Club ? i w x ShirleyISteinmann and her club this year raised money by sponsoring flea markets and bake sales to send a few of its members to Germany during Easter Vacation. 58 French Club This yearhs club president Linda Romr led the French Club in many activities. Along with the annual dinner, movies and a visit to a French restaurant highlighted this year. American Field Service up mvltlsfns-n Him: KN! : Ll AFS spent a busy year in raising money for financing our students to live abroad. while also supporting, foreign students here. This year Soody from Iran stayed with us for the year. 59 1 1 . : u I u n I 1 62 Foreign Study These two groups of students, in coop- eration with the American Institute for Foreign Study visited Europe as part of ah educational experience. Mrs. Tre- ney,s group spent four weeks last sum- mer in Grenoble, France, visiting Lon- don, Paris, and the Riviera. Mr. Ritter took his group to Germany during Easter Vacation, visiting Munich, Hei- delberg, and Boppard. Rh Sitting: Sue Vogelsang, Orlanda Singhar. Standing: Debbie Brown, Carol Harlow, Mr. Ritter. Not shown: Cindy Sabo. Ist row: Sue Z011, Karol Klauder, Bernard Cummings, Jeanne Iulliano, Debbie Brand. 2nd row: Nancy Ross, Kris Schmidt, Janet Raibaldi, Sharon Cummings, Pam Schaa. Not shown: Mrs. Treney, Wendy Stern, Beth Amsterdam. Cooperative Office Education Isl row: Mary Louro. Vera Otto, Jean Rosol, Debra Cerulli, Hilde Bach, Nancy Peterson, Carol Meyers. 2nd row: Lark Kielblock, Camille Casciano, Gayle MacLaine, Kathy Roberts. Lark Kielblock his group of students works in office situations. They must take a lerical, secretarial, or corresponding course to participate in this rganization. Their hours start with leaving school at one o,clock and orking until five o'clock. The advisor of the group is Mrs. Vollmer. 63 Cooperative Industrial Education The C.I.E. provides the opportunity for students who wish both to attend school and to hold a part-time job. They leave school early and go to work as nursesh aides, veterinary assistants, sales girls, stock clerks, decorators, dental assistants, and metal working machine Reach Out Reach Out is a club formed of students who are interested in studying the Bible in depth and sharing its meaning with one another. 1. RJWWLW Ist row: Karen Minifie, Betsy F elmly, Mary Anne Barnes. 2nd row: Warren Robst, Wanda Kaminsky, Jeff Millwater. 64 Nike Club 1st row: Judy Saggau, Karen Schau, Sue Kurzrock, Sue DhAscanio, Mrs. Rogers. 2nd row: Kathy Buckholz, Tina Odell, Nancy Timko, .- ,. 91;: Nancy Rossi. 3rd row: Lisa Morton, Mare Baker, Judy Schaffer, Sue Fiorello, Donna Federico, Ginny Barr. 4th row: Gabriele DhAscanio, Kim Terpe, Roxanne Malanowski, Carol Ann Chambliss. 5th row: Nico Drance, Mary O,Donahue. The Watchung Hills Nike Club is a high school girls, volunteer serv- ice organization sponsored by the Business and Professional Womenhs Club of Berkely Heights. Watchung Nike Girls can elect to entertain at community nursing homes and hospitals. They can also choose to work in cooperation with community humane societies, feeding and caring for stray animals in local shelters. Other girls elect to work at Watchung Hills as teacher and administration assistants. A Nike Club meeting with Kathy Buckholz, Karen Schatz, Mary Baker, Donna Federico, Sue Kunrock, Sue DhAscanio. Judy Schaffer and Joanne Logan at the Cat Placement Center. 65 Ski Club With a membership of over 200 students, the Ski Club proved again to be the largest club in the high school this year. Whenever snow was available, the Ski Club would leave for Great Gorge Ski Area at 3:00 p.m., enjoy several hours of fine skiing, then return to the school at 11:15 p.m. The Ski Club also sponsored films and a ski swap. 2 President Carl Imperato and Ski Club adviser Mr. Kramer collect skis before the trip. A ski club member boards the bus for Great Gorge at 2:35 pm. New Dimensions Presents New Organizations Curriculum Committee This group of six students, a teacher from each department, and an administrator, is headed by Miss Diane Horton. It meets once a week to study the curriculum and make improvements upon it. The committee does many things one of which is to make new courses available to the student body. 67 a g. ; KW. a!- mi?! : , 72 Junior Dave Jones e- Quarterback Football '72 A teamhs record is a lifeless thing. It cannot tell the story of unconquerable spirit, or of iron determination to win regardless of the odds. In every game, in every play, our football players gave their all. It took a determined band of men to upset an established powerhouse like Bridgewater East. Again and again the Warriors displayed the spirit and skill that distinguishes the exceptional team from the mediocre. Each game was a new challenge, for past defeats did not hinder them. Time may take away the memory of a victory, but it can never take away the memory of a team and its spirit. Senior Pete Doyle e All Area Running Back W.H.R.H.S. 10 Bridgewater East South Plainfield Piscataway Highland Park Franklin Twp. Sommerville North Plainfield Bridgewater West Gov. Livingston bF-KleOOxNON 1 Seniors Mike Hughes, Howie Shore, and Jack Howell. Hughes was named All Area Defensive Back Senior Jim Jimeson -- Linebacker Co- Captain r. v.' WW 'iumh. Qldi-- lult . Hada hm WWW . mulls ummv-u$ 'mmmr-vm The Warrior offensive line included All Area Center Rich Sasso. Football '72 OPPONENT 8 8 10 7 6 0 21 8 20 73 The Warrior defensive line included All Area Tackle Craig Lovas and End Chuck Harris. Junior Gene Lortie Running Back Senior Kevin Williams - Safety Co-Captain Senior Tom Bracaglia -- Quarterback ; vy: 3Ivyv;'1-4,! ,;z ! ,3 11' i4 Senior Bob Hiller - Wide Receiver $ $ a i-K-S x . I-w Members of the 1972 Football team: Varsity T. Barr, R. Bambam, T. Bracgalia, B. Brenn. B. Coriell, P. Doyle. J. Cattuso. B aull. D. Germaine, C. Gresch. C. Harris. C. Harwick, B. Helmstener, B. Hiller, J. Howell, M. Hughes, J. Jimeson, D. Jones, M. Klages, D. Lisiecki. C. Lonie, C. Lov. , o. Lubcck, B. Mc Crea, D. Merry. T. Plan, R. 53550, B. Seme, H. Shore, K. Williams, C. Woerner, B. Monahan. Junior Varsity - M. Aldrich, S. Barrett, : nec'ke , Renolken, J. Blackdar, A. Carroll. B. Curtin, T. Duggan, M. Emilinano, T. Giordano, W. Halizon. A. Kocisko, F. Komar, S. Miller, R. Nunn, P. Pupa, D. Raff, : - : , L. Titus. S. Vano. J. Wagemann. Freshman T. Aldrich, B. Apgar, C. Adrm, R. Barr, K. Barrett, B. Brown, K. Burke, J. Condit. V. De Fazio, D. Dilzell. B. Doering. T. Ellis, C. Fischer. B. Fraser, D. Geibel, P. Golden. B. Green, D. King, D. Kulkaske, R. Lange, J. Lisiecki, R. Mayers, M. Mc Mane, J. O Donohue, M. Plaumbo, F. Pasquerello. F. Pcrone. R. Rotang. D. Sackelt, P. Schaa, R. Spye, A. Weighart, M. Young. Managers -- P. Lott, P. Lott, A. Koslap, J. Sckmbalz. 75 The concept of the 'team, appeared to be one of interlocked human gears, each trying to move so that the whole could progress? Junior Cary Fetchko - Goalie Sophomore Ed Traub - Line Soccer '72 Senior Tom Mine - Halfback Above: Senior Greg Bonn - Line Right: Senior Mike Fetchko - Halfback Below: Senior Kevin Downs a Center Forward The soccer season is a lot like the changes of autumn. It begins with warm and sunny days filled with optimism and hope. As the season progresses, the sunshine wanes, and the warmth diminishes, the optimistic hope is qualified by the harsh realities of fierce competition, unexpected injuries, and the innate difficulty of sustained human effort. The days grow colder, the rains come and the optimistic vision becomes more realistic. It is always easier to declare the top position in anything than to reach it. For the first time in the history of our school, Warrior soccer players have been recognized on the state level. Greg Bonn and Kevin Downs received this recognition when they were given Honorable Mention 0n the state team. Bonn and Downs were also voted All-Area, along with teammates Torn Mine and Mike F etchko. Greg Bonn led the team in scoring with 15 goals. He also tied Kevin Downs in total points with 21. These two were also voted All-County. 78 W.H.R.H.S. ONMMMHOOOHHHWNW Senior Willie Ozolins - Halfback Soccer '72 OPPONENT South Plainfield Bridgewater West Bridgewater East Clark North Plainfield Cranford Gov. Livingston Bridgewater East North Plainfield Bridgewater West South Plainfield Hunterdon Central Franklin Twp. Rahway Franklin Twp. NHWHWHOHCDNOMNOJN Senior Jonha Mandelbaum Fullback Senior John Greco - Fullback Varsity Soccer 72 First row left to righU Ed Traub, Pete Gmunder, Mike Fetchko, Greg Bonn, Tom Mine, Brian Miller. Karen Vara, Mary nenolken $corekeepersy Second row Joe Anzalone, John Schaible, Kevin Downs, Sam Giordano. Jonah Mandelbaum, Leon Madden, Mike uullivan, Charlie Kriegel. Third row Coach Dudas, Niels Vernegaard, Kevin Tunison. Wayne King, Pev Squire, Brad Johnson, Gary Fetchko, l om Roth. Fourth row - Pete Sullivan, Charlie Mobus, Bob Riedinger, John Greco, Arnie Magid. Missing from picture Wilis Ozolins, Steve Iagnall, Jeff Kearns, Steve Wilson, Andy Bosetti. Junior Varsity Soccer 72 First row Meft to n'ghv Herb Steinmann, Tom Victorella, Tom Geschardt. Gregg Schafer, Roger Kirchheim. Dan Weltmali. Second row - Coach Baehr, Eustace Fliedner. Brian Lubeck kaptainL Alan Markowitz, Bernard Cummings, John Becken. Third row Angelo Russo, Jeff Kittrell, Mark House, Alan Kape, Craig Subers, Joe Losavies. Fourth row - Rich Miller, Ed Keegan, Joe Friedrick, Doug Flannelly, Barry Kentsler. Missing from picture Vin Conley. Bill Adami waptaim, John Eaton, David Bentivegna. l'OSS Country '73 Senior Jeff Cebula 4-794 Sophomore Joe LaDuca 41'2 Senior Scott Cree - 9:63 Cross Country '72 W.H.R.H.S. OPPONENT 29 Gov. Livingston 30 19 North Plainfield 40 39 Bound Brook 19 30 Hillsbourgh 25 40 Piscataway 17 South Plainfield 18 North Plainfield 41 25 Bridgewater West 30 30 Bridgewater East 25 23 Manville 33 19 Middlesex 42 27 Franklin Twp. 32 Senior Glenn Kleissler - 91'5 Junior Bob Eastty - 41'1 Scott, Bob, Jeff, Joe and Glenn leading the Warriors to their first victory over Bridgewater West in 4 years. Curt Carbonetti, Mike Kellerman, Greg Marston, Collette Deibert and Phil Davis at the start of the J.V. race at Franklin Twp. Sophomore Curt Carbonetti e 4310 SOPhomore Rick Platt - 41'6 While most sports have an individual superstar, the Watchung Hills Cross Coun- try team was an exception. The warrior harriors ran as a team in every meet, and individual glory was sacrificed. The gut determination of the leaders of the team inspired its other members, as virtually unknown warrior runners surfaced to the top. This team effort turned a seemingly disastrous season into a victorious one, with the warriors winning five of their last six meets. Cross Country can be considered one of the loneliest sports, as there isnit anyone to cheer you on as you pass by, for spec- tators are a rarity. The courses are long and often absurd. It is a common occur- rence for a cross country course to include creeks, narrow paths, steep hills, deserted roads, fallen trees and other assorted hazards. The training is hard and often trying, because practices and meets are never cancelled due to rain or a muddy course. The cross country runner just learns to live with these slight incon- veniences because running provides him with a way to get away from the bustle of everyday life. This escape makes it all worthwhile. 82 41'8 Greg Wadeyka edging $911 Don Monetti. 4?? Sophomore John Borton and 419 Jim Mihal at the finish. rant row - szt to righU Bob Eastty. Jeff Cebula, Glenn Kleissler, Joe LaDuca, Scott Cree, John Borlon. Rick Plan. Second row Mike Kellerman, Jim Mihal, Greg adeyka, Greg Schneider, Mike LeStrange, Tom Vara. Third row Coach Peiffer, Collette Deibert. Mike Dutton, Curt Carbonetti, Clark Cheshire, Phil Davis, Bruce Siegrist, reg Marston, Linda Martorano - Scorekeeper. Senior Mike Fetchko v Basketball Juniorcmwko 72-73 Although the Warrior basketball team did not appear to have had a ver reductive season in the . . won-lgstpcolumns, it did gain the Senior ROM Seipel respect of opposing teams in our conference. The Warriors were described as being an extremely tough team to beat, and they were never taken lightly or thought of as a sure win? Looking at the final results of each game proves this, as one will find that only a few baskets separated; the winners from the losers. The lettermen who will not be returning next season look back on the season and remember the game efforts and determination they exerted against much tougher opponents. Those letter- men who will be returning, Dave Jones, Cary Fetchko, John Strand, and upcoming freshman Glen Gray will greet the new sea- son with a new coach because Mr. Kinum decided to resign as head coach after the season had ended. It was a long season, but the Warriors can be proud of the results. $$$$$$$$E$$$$E$g BASKETBALL 72-73 W.H.R.H.S. 59 Bound Brook 45 Summit 57 High Bridge 67 F ranklin Twsp. 59 Rutgers Prep. 63 Bridgewater East 71 Bridgewater East Somerville North Plainfield Bridgewater West South Plainfield Piscataway Franklin Twsp. Bridgewater East Somerville North Plainfield Bridgewater West South Plainfield Piscataway Highland Park Madison Gov. Livingston North Hunterton 7 $1: 249 Senior Dave Cross OPPONENT 78 66 55 78 76 71 77 59 63 52 66 68 56 59 54 53 61 61 45 51 48 56 51 85 86 Mt 1m Senior Rich Allen Coach Kinum talking with his players. Ht2$ Junior Dave Jones W3 Senior Tom Mine Basketball 72-73 First row: mft-righu R. Seipel, D. Jones. T. Mine. J. Strand, G. Fetchko. Second row: R. Allen. M. Fetchko, C. Lange. Third row: D. Gross, G. Gray, B. Hiller, J. Kreis. 178 - Charles Harris 4-4-2 136 -- Will Harris 4.4-1 Wrestling 72-73 98 - Fred Perone 4-6-0 157 - Bob Keifer 10-0-0 District Runner-up Regional Champ at 157 Second in States at 157 Wwwww 141 - Marc Aldrich 5-5-0 Watchung Hills Watchung Hills Watchung Hills Watchung Hills Watchung Hills Watchung Hills Watchung Hills Watchung Hills Watchung Hills Watchung Hills St. Joeseph0s Dunellen Bridgewater West Somerville Manville Piscataway South Plainfield Bridgewater East North Plainfield Franklin 168 - Brendan McCrea 3-4-3 '1' , i 72 x4 ihe 1972-73 Watchung Hills matmen r7 finished the year with a 4-33 record X having a winning team for the third consecutive year. Although this was a rebuilding year, there were many excit- ing highlights for Coach Andy Furlongis wrestlers. This was a young team, sporting only three seniors. Leading the way for the warrior gra- plers was Captain Bob Kiefer. Bob has a brilliant 10-0 duel meet record, fin- ishing 17-2 on the year including tour- nament action. The agile 157 pound Kiefer thrilled the Watchung fans with 6 pins, while having led the team in scoring. In his junior year, Bob won the District 20 Wrestling tournament, finishing the year with a 13-1 record. Also in his junior year, Bob won the region five championship and placed second in the New Jersey State tourna- ment held at Princeton. Agressive and talented, Kiefer was also an academic scholar receiving a scholarship to Rut- gers where he will pursue an engineer- ing curriculum while continuing- with his wrestling career. 157 1 Bob Keifer 148 - Tim Aldrich 5-4-1 130 - Tom White 2-6-1 Kneeling: Fred Perone, Dave Ruckriegel, John Becken, Steve Monetti co-captain. Tom White. Standing: Brendan McCrea. Bob Keifer co-captain. Tim Aldrich, Marc Aldrich. Coach Furlong. 92 a Cliff Harwick The Swim Team, recently organized in 1970, practices two hours daily at the Garden State Swim Pool, their home pool, from November through midoMarch. Ken Barret WWW ? This yearis team, under the direc- tion of Coach James Farry and Assistant Coach Donald Momberg, had another winning season with a record of nine wins against five losses. The Swimming Warriors won the Mid-State Relay Festival and were runners-up in both the Conference and the County Meet. One Warrior, Eric Malachuck is the County Champion in the 400 Freestyle event. Mark Klages Owen Thorpe 93 Eric Malachuck Jay Hardingham Coach Farry, Mark Klages, Glen Klages, Tom Clark WHRHS SWIMMING RECORDS Event Swimmer Time ,1 Year 200 Medley D. Saxton 1:51.41. 172 Relay R. C. 200 F me E. Malachuck 2204.1 200 IM M. Klages 2:006 50 Free D. Saxton 23.9 100 Fly 1R. Koss 1:00.3 100 Free D. Saxton 54.0 400 Free 1E. Malachuck 4:306 100 Back T. Clark 1:034 100 Breast 1S. Clark 1:10.0 400 F ree M. Klages 3243.3 Relay C. Backes T. Clark D. Saxton C. Harwick 210.75 v73 1 County Champions Tom Bradley ' , r w v' M L , v 1 1 ' I '0w 1: Charles Gregory. Tom Bradley, Coach Farry, Coach Momberg, Doug Flannely. Row 2: Ralph Diem 0 time keeper. Randy Vass, Ken Barret, Glen Klages, En'c alachuk. Brian Ward, Jay Hardingham, Mark Klages. Row 3: Don Kass. Owen Tharp, Pete Correll, Gary Wentz, Ed Eldridge. Tom Clark, Cliff Harwick. Sophomore Val Klaiman Girls Swimming Sophomore Barb Becker GIRLS SWIMMING 72-73 W.H.R.H.S. OPPONEN 60 Toms River South 65 St. Aloysius 60 Wayne Valley 70 Bayonne 52 Summit 67 St. Aloysius 53 Newark Academy 43 West Essex 66 Wayne Valley 42 Montclair 67 St. Dominicks The newly formed girlsi swim team opened its first official season dur- ing the 1972-73 school year with an undefeated record of 11-0. Under the direction of Coaches Farry and Momberg, the 17 girls earned an entry in the Mid-State Relays taking first places in both events. Barbara Becker, voted most valuable swimmer, went through the entire season without a loss. Starting their daily hour long practices in November, the girls vig- orously worked out at the Garden State Swim Pool. With such a suc- cessful season this year, all 17 returning mem- bers anxiously await a great next season. Sophomore Patty Saxton K x Girls Swimming 72-73 1 First row deft-n'ghu: K. Eldridge, M. Morgan, P. Saxton. L. Jud, B. Koral. M. Dauth. Second row: Asst. Coach Momberg, J. gregory, C. Carlson. M. Tharp, V. Klaiman, L. Klages, B. Becker. Third row: C. Timko, K. Cebuia. N. Timko, K. Herman, S. Morgan, Head Coach arry. . Interscholastic Field Hockey - First row: Heft-righO T. Fogarty, N. LaMaire, N. Freund, K. Dalton. A. Lombardi. Second row: Miss Collins koacm, K. Bul- green, C. Cleveland, P. Dalton, P. Petzinger. G.A.A. 72-73 Girls Athletic Association where girls build strong bodies, characters, and friendships in intramural sports. Intramural Field Hockey - First row: deft-righu T. Fogarty, N. LaMaire, N. Freund, K. Dalton, A. Lom- bardi, A. Post. Second mw: C. DeLorenzo, C. Cleve- land, P. Dalton, P. Scott. Third row: D. Cleveland, S. DWscanio, C. D'Ascanio, P. Petzinger. Archery Ueft-righu N. Branders, G. UAscanio, S. D Ascanio, P. Rubio. T. Fogarty, M. Wilmot, M. Gentul, G. Classer, C. DeLorenzo, C. Cleveland. Interscholastic Basketball Varsity -- First row: deft-rightj M. Watts, N . Freund, P. Pet- zinger, P. Marchatelli, C. Mack. Second raw: M. Gentul, N. LaMaire, P. Kirby, M. Wil- mot, K. Dalton. Interscholastic Basketball IV. First row: szt-righu K. Terpe, 5. Downing, M. Wilson, R. Ross, P. Kinghorn. Second row: Miss Schoenborn Ozoacm, C. DeLorenzo, K. Conord, C. Bistis, C. Stanton. Gymnastics V. Best. B. Phelan, N. Brandes, R. Ryan, B. Derbyshire, A. Wuebber, C. Mack, M. Wil- mot, K. Klauder, C. Diebert. C. Kwaak, D. Pattico, K. Klauder, K. Barata, C. Scrymgeur, D. Gignac, P. Rossilli. Intramural Volleyball - First row left-righ0: T. Fogarty, P. Rubio, M. Gentul, D. Brown, M. Watts. N. Freund, P. Petzinger. Second row: Mrs. DeBerjious koacm, A. Wuebber, N. LaMaire, C. Cleveland, A. Post, M. Rubio, A. Post. Third row: D. Cleveland, C. DeLorenzo, M. Wilmot, A. Lombardi, P. Dalton, K. Dalton. Modern Dance Club -- First row !lef t-rigfw: S. Rac- iti. B. Phelan. ' Second row: R. Ryan, A. Post, A. Wuebber, M. J. Rossilli. Third raw: 5. Kwaak, B. Derbyshire. Nancy Ross guards Mrs. Pellissere as Miss Schoe born stays close behind in the GAA student faculty basketball game. Mramuml Softball - First row: left-righU M. Wil- on, 5. Downing, K. Dalton, P. Marchatelli, C. ' ack, N. Freund. Second row: P. Dalton, A. Lom- Iardi, M. Gentul, G. Glasser, D. Cleveland, G. WAS- anio, C. DeLorenzo. Third row: R. Ross, K. Terpe, . Wilmot, T. Fogarty, C. Cleveland, S. D'Ascanio, rs. DeBerjeous Mirectory .A.A. Executive Council - deft-righv Pam Rubio mng, Georgia Classer Ur. repJ, Terry Fogarty BecJ, Nancy Freund Gee. secJ, Missy Gentul wresJ, Cathy Cleveland OrcasJ, Meg Wilmot mng. Intramural Basketball - First raw: deft-righU D. Cleveland, P. Rubio, T. Fogany, R. Ross. Second raw: K. Barata, C. Stanton, M. Centul, D. Brown, M. Watts, N. Freund, P. Petzinger. Third row: D. Kreis, N. LaMaire, G. Glasser. M. Wilson, P. Scott, M. Rubio, G. UAscanio, A. Post, Mrs. DeBerjeois Mirectory Fourth row: M. Holm, C. DeLorenzo, A. Wuehber, M. Wilmot, D. Dec, A. Lombardi, P. Dal- ton, K. Dalton. Coaches Coach Spancake Coach Sarvis. Coach Baly and Coach Jackson Coach Dudas Coach Furlong Coach F arry Coach Peiffer Coach F alzarano Coach Kinum 104 Dr. Joseph P. Sabo Principal Front Lines Mr. Anthony P. Capn'glione Vice-Pn'ncipal Mr. Henry J. Wernoch Assistant Principal Mr. Christopher Kinum - Assistant to the Vick: Principal 108 Dr. Gene E. Stanley Superintendent of Schools Board of E ducatian - Mr. Geo rge Wilson M , r. Van Bure n, Mr. Ga b m 1e, Mr. Gross, Mr Reid M . , r. Salvato M , rs. Simpson M , r. O,Don0h ue, Dr. Gene Stanle y. . l min 112 English Department The English Department gives the student body a good foundation in communication skills as well as offering programs for creative expres- sion. A wide range of both modern and classical literature serves as the Mr. Joseph Donnelly Head of Department Mr. Joseph Battiato English II En lish IV basis for the program with special courses for Creative Writing, Poetry, Creative Writing Wild Lit Speech, Journalism, Theater, World Literature, and the Visual Image Techniques of poetry where students are encouraged to find themselves within themselves. Miss Janet Connolly Mrs. Beverly DiGeronimo Mrs. Frances Fischer Miss Arlene Franzese English I, III English I English III English II Readh If h , , Bin 0' F.T.1;.idvisor ,0 K01: JV; WW ZW Mrs. Ryanhs Journalism Class 7th Period r. Patrick Keefe Mr. George Kimmel nglish I, IV English IV .T.A. Advisor I Mrs. Garland McCarthy Mr. Thomas Myers English II English I, In Mr.- Dennis Resnick Mrs. Frances Sills Reading English IV Lenape Advisor Not- pictured: Mr. Wayne Lee Mrs. Doris Egger Mrs. Patricia Gardner Mrs. Geraldine Ryan Mr. Myers giving a class orientation to parents at Back to School Night. Mr. James Lathan Mr. Gregory Manka English I English I Chess Club The Visual Image, a popular new semester elective taught by Mrs. Gardner and Mr. Lee concentrates on the practical study of cin- ema and film-making with the emphasis on doing? The general goal of the course is to develop in the student the habits of analy- sis, criticism, understanding, and appreciation of the cinema in a disciplined and creative manner. Theater Workshop introduces the student to the various crafts and skills related to the production of plays. Depending on the stu- dent,s individual interests, there will be opportunities to work in one or more fields such as set design and construction, lighting, make-up, costume, and acting skills. Mr. Lee Stapleton Mrs. Marian Travers Mr. Louis Warner Mrs. Dance Wilson English III, IV English II, IV English I English II World Lit. Lenape Advisor Speech Theatre Workshop Script and Cue Script and Cue Mr. Battiato, accompanied by Mrs. Travers, sponsored a class trip to the Cloister,s and to a Broadway Musical. The two Ho'nors English groups, 55 students in all, boarded the bus after homeroom with the first stop being the Cloisters Museum. Students had an opportunity to look around gathering impressions to be used for a future writing assignment. After a leisurely lunch in the Theater district, the students saw Two Gentlemen of Verona? comparing the production to their own study of Shakespeare in the classroom. Returning to school about 6:00 p.m., the students thoroughly enjoyed their interesting and full day. Mrs. Traverts English class acting out a play enabling the students to understand and rel- ate to the characters. Karen Hyman, playing the part of Beneatha in A Raisin, in the Sun demonstrates to the other players a dance of welcome, part of Beneathfs African heritage. Bonnie Kaplan, as Momma, and Steve Cohen. as Walter, look on. . . . developing skill in wood work, metal arts, electricity, mechanics, and crafts. Mr. Dean Goettsch Department Head Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts Mr. John Abella Mr. Andrew Furlong Industrial Arts , Wood Shop ' Electronics Wrestling Coach Mr. John'Herdman Mr. Raymond Kovonuk Mechanical Drawing Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Tom Sharp using the sander. Wood Shop Metal Shop Not pictured: Mr. Richard Blatt Mr. Daniel Helmstetter Phil Davis learning architectural techniques. 116 Home Arts Domestic skills preparation for hot men and women is emphasized in th department where students are taugh cooking, sewing, fabric and garmen care, interior decorating, as well a Mrs. Edna DiElia Mrs. Merna Bisbee Mrs. Pamela DeTommaso Chlld devehpmem and famlly relatlons Department Head Home Arts Clothing Home Arts Home Arts Chef Skills Alan Forrest . . . is this how the Galloping Gourmet got started? Ray Della Serra tells 3rd period Chef Skills how i Mrs. Davis and student working together. Sh0u1d have been done. Not pictured: Mrs. Doris Davis h Clothing Fine Arts . . . where the student has the pportunity to show his creativity and sensitivity in art and music. Mr. Lawrence Von Beidel Department Head Art 3, 4 Linda Ettling working on a mural in the art room. W.H.R.H.S. Orchestra Not pictured: Mr. Sheldon Henry h Band 39m Mrs. Margaret Modavis Mr. Richard McElhiney Art1.2 Music Chorus Susan Janks working on her clay figure. 118 Mathematics In this area of studies, the student is able to elect courses from basic math to the more advanced calculus and computer mathematics. In the semester course of Computer Math, the student is presented with the concepts involved in the design of the computers and their impact on modern society. Computer languages are taught, enabling the students to program their problems using one of the languages. Problems are transmitted by students directly by teletype to a computer. Mrs. Colleen Goldsack Algebra Mr. Samuel Isenberg Mr. John Benson Miss Catherine Collins Department Head Algebra Algebra Algebra Math Mr. Fredrick Kellisch Math Mr. Alvin Madsen Algebra Math Ricky Enz using the cube to demonstrate Geometry. Mr. Robert Kriney Mrs. Judith Mauriello ' Mr. Donald Momber , . , Mr. William Peiffer Mathematics Geometry . . Math ' ? 1 ,v ' Algebra Algebra .L , V . Cross Country Coach ' ' Asst. Track Coach Mrs. Anne Perone Mrs. Alice Richmond Algebra Algebra Geometry Mr. Richard Rosenberg Math Geometry Not pictured: Miss Delores Palatt Mrs. Mauriello and one of Her students working on an Algebra problem. 120 Business Arts . . . Equipping the student with prac- tical knowledge and experience to meet the challenge of the business world. Mr. George E. Snook Depamrwru Head Intro. To Business Business Law Business Management Typing skills acquired through practice on latest model machines. L Mrs. Marjorie S. Adkins Typing Shorthand Mrs. Julia Rogers Typing Shorthand Notehand Nike Club Advisor Mr. Eugene Kostura Data Processing Bookkeeping Business Machines Mrs. Adah-Grace Vollmer Personal Finance Typing Secretarial Practice C.O.E. Advisor Mr. Snook, Larry Harding, Debbie Clan- cey and Mr. Vito de,Marsi of the First Natil Bank of Central Jersey discuss the financial matters involved with opening their Regional Toys store which was in operation during the school year. Candles were made by W.H.R.H.S. students and sold in the school through the Business Management class. 122 Mr. Howard Kron Mr. Mason Logic Mr. John Lozo Biology, Ecology Physics Earth Science, Biology An investigation into the science of life: biology, chemistry, and physics make up the basic science program at WHR. Special electives like The Envi- ronment in New Jersey, and Electronics make available to the student knowledge which has pra tical application to a worl ere n dimensions are opening every day. k; $1 Mr. Robert Pace Mr. E. Lee Spancake Chemistry, Ecology Chemistry, Science II, Golf Coach Mr. James Stout Chemistry, Lab Tech. Sophomore Adviser Not pictured: Mr. George Bell Mr. Douglas Dieh Mr. Theodore Latham Mrs. Dorothy Martinez Mr. Walter Dec Science Department I r. James L. Kline Mr. Robert Bell K k I partment Head Chemistry, Lab Tech. ' dvanced Chemistry 00 GW ! w Mr. Leroy Folmsbee Biology, Ecology Mr. Kim Kromer 3;, Earth Science. Ecol: ; Students during a Chemis are involved in heati g and weighing a chemical to find its M constant. a W 5 5M ,, 124 Mrs. Mary Ann Chevalier Miss Esther Jankovics French II, III . x Spanish German French Club Advisor ; ' Senior Class Advisor Mr. Alan Gaddis Mr. Alfonso Llano Mr. Edward Ritter Mrs. Dorothy Treney Spanish German French V French Club Advisor Mr. Ritter giving some individual help to one of his students. Language Department Reading, conversing, and listening in a foreign language is the objective of the department. With a talented and experienced staff, as well as numerous opportunities for travel, students receive an extensive cultural education. Mrs. Clara J. Strupp 5 Mr. Gary Bicknell Department Head ' Spanish 11, III, Station WHRHS German IV. V and 1 German Club Advisor Junior Class A isor Mr. Klaus Bohlman Mrs. Isabel Borland Mrs. Elfriede Brunner German Spanish German French Mr. Gaddis discusses a Spanish assignment with students. 126 4'3 r Stephen Zluky Mr. Henry Miller Mr. Warren Ruff World History World History, US 0 j Woh 1d History Varsity Tennis Coach History I Mod ropean Hist. fl now our 1 f rce at d opin- text book Community and state leaders have been a rt of this curriculum, making available to the student a modern, practical application of the subject. What does Pete Correll finds so amusing about the History Test? In a History Lecture, the students are informed about drug addiction from a former addict. Not pictured: Mr. John S. Baehr Mr. Raymond Uhl Mr. Richard Vito Mr. Clifford Fox Mrs. Marcia Kestenbaum History Mr. George C. Monta Mr. Robert Baly Departmru Head U.S. History II Human Relations Assistant Football Coac Mr. Stephen Bartlett Mr. Thomas DiGanci Mr. Alan Friedman Mr. Christopher Kinum US. History I World History US. History I, II World History, Economics Basketball Coach Mr. Thomas Jackson Mrs. Patricia Pelissier Miss June Pendino Mr. R0138 P095011 Assistant Football Coach Physical Education Varsity and JV Cheerleader ASSismm Baseketball and Assistant Baseball Coach Modern Dance and Mascot Advisor Freshman Baseball C030h Physical Education Gymnastics Drivers Education, Phys. Ed. Physical Education Miss Ruth Schoenbom Guard..Drill Team, and g u- ler Advisor caLTn a wi variety of activities to aid the student 1n :oyplhysical and social development. 6 girls, program includes home exercising, dancing, basketball, archery, track and field, tennis, and gym- nastics; the boysi program offers football, volleyball, soccer, basketball, and wrestling as well as numerous other activities both during and after school. 1M : nan. In addition to the PE curriculum, such units as The Adolescent Period of Life, Personality, Alcohol, Tobacco and Narcotics, and First Aid are studied in health classes. Eleventh grade students also have an opportunity to elect driver education, a course designed to create a strong sense of social responsibil- ity as a driver. s ?0 1 'VF -y 'g L 4XXLV WV em 2:: 7ng Physical 48$? 1x '4? Mr. Frank T. Matullo Mr. William Sarvis . A111 f if 7 u Director of Athletics Varsity Football Coach V191 XX 'c Q , Varsily Track Coach , . X y . Physical Education Mrs. Angela de Berjois Mr. Peter Falzarano SOS, Intramurals Assistant Football Coach GAA Advisor. Health, Physical Varsity Baseball Coach Education Physical Education Dana Shepherd going up for the jump. Brian Monahan puts it up and over. 129 Instructional Media Center Miss Diane Horton Mrs. Carolyn Markuson New Dimensions certainly describes the IMC with the opening of the new Humanities Library in the North Building. The centers are open throughout the day - from the time the first bus arrives until the four o0clock bus leaves in the afternoon. Throughout the day, the libraries provide access to a total of 19,500 volumes, 750 filmstrips, and 1,000 records and cassette tapes. With a staff of two professionals, three aids, and one secretary, the libraries serve over six hundred students per day. mm 5 ! ml: u :2 m n u 0 0 3h: Wall-to-wall carpeting, eye-catching pos- ters. and quiet noise make the Human- ities Library an inviting resource area for both students and faculty. 132 Guidance Department The counselors help the student to make the most of his four years at WHR by helping the student choose courses and make future plans whether they be col- lege or a job. Mr. David W. Peterson Mr. Andrew Horun Department Head I Mr. Charles Kwiatkoski Mrs. Phoebe Wetzel The Career Center was just opened this year. To give students a look see into future ambi- tions, there are college handbooks, career booklets, and pamphlets. The Career Center is a place for information for those who wish to go on to college, and a source providing news on careers for those who are seeking jobs after graduation. ,133 ecretaries I Office Secmian'e: n. to rJ Mrs. Irene Schaeffer, Mrs. Nancy Wilhelms, Mrs. Joan Jud. Seated l. to rJ Mrs. Mary Sanderson, Mrs. George-Ann Thomas. 11'. Board of Education Secretaries Mrs. Margaret Rack, Mrs. Catherine Jones, Mrs. Doro- thy Gennaro. Sealed: Mrs. Esther Vail. M m ,. mw...W,- Writing out late passes . . . typing important letters . . . wel- coming visitors . . . . ; x 34W, 3W? x 2513:1235 Library Secretaries Mrs. Phyllis Corneluis, Mrs. Daria Kingman. 134 Services Not pictured: Mrs. Anne Mary MaCFadyen Mrs. Helen Smink, L.D.S. Mr. James G. Farry Mrs. Mary Santopietro Department Head Special Education Special Education Swimming Coach g h 1565' School Maintainance Staff Nurses: Mrs. Quayle and Mrs. Benz The New Cafeteria was first opened in February of this year. Snack lines are also open during the study halls. 'l 35 Freshmen. . . 1 $ A v A I sue Abbott pmd Adams David Aile Tim Aldrich Carl Aiken Peter Allen Bmce Apgar thy Armeme Chris Armslrong Chuck Arndl Mike An pA 1. Pixie Autocunas Linda Balm: Maryellen Baker Donna Baldwin Karin Burma Joseph Bnrbini Dave Barnes Maryann Barnes Ginny Barr Roger Burr Ken Barren 30b BcheH Sharon Bell Kirk Bennett David Benlivegu: Tom Bcnrdinelli Joe Berger Jeff Bertrand Cindy Bevcrs Slave Bevers fb A George Bischo Gndi Bislis Chris Bolash Nancy Boonie Gin. Bonolus Guy Boyd Sleve Brandes Mark Bromley Sally Brewer Bill Brown Gail Brown . pp i511 $0RE 1 f' Sol . W5 L :2 gob Stephen Brown Marilyn Buch Alan Buchholz Kyle Burke Sharon Cauiano Mark Canrighl Janine Cardillo Cindy erson Lisa Carpenter Jeff anell Karen Cebula ,J L r J: Clark Cheshire Di. -u Chiappa Kendra Chieco Joan Chrislinn Linda Christie Kim Choquene Diana Chcjlu'k Chris Clark Doug Clark Don Clnrke Debbie Cleveland Rim Cloulier Pamela Colburn John Cole Tomi Comune 140 Michacl Con nol ly Jon Condit Mnrylynn Debbie Crank Chris Cmnshcy Cooper J Dlrcy John Cusack Cunningham Michele Cutshaw Albert DeIVecchio Albert Dcaandolode Lori Verslerrc Dawn Domenick Sandy DOWNS Glenn Driver 5;? Ella Eresmery Jack Faem Eric Ewen Kim Ford Forrest Frey Maureen Gauthier Dean Geibel Lauren Geiger Tammy Crossman Billie Dearborn Patricia Dalton Tino Dapolito Steve Devlin Garv Diehl Parkcr Dubbcrke Cathy Dutton Donna Falzarano Federica Sue Fryberger Joseph Fu Hagar ,; a3 i 1' Beth Celfond Ned George 10h Geschwinder . . . The Spirit of '76 Danusia Dec 35., Vin DiFazio Lynn Dilly Dean Dilull 2 V i: George Eckelmann Linda Eckerslrom Erik Ehrhardt Juanita Fiori Chris Fischer Paula Florey Gretchen Furs! Peggy Fusco Dana Galbraith Glenn Cirndersen Tom Gibbs Georgia Classer Debbie DeFilippis Steve DiNardi Tom Ellis John anssen ank Gasquemllo Marjon Classic Brian Doering Robin Elmore Bill Fraser Laurey Gauch Barbara Glinman 142 A Patrick Golden Patrick Carol Gordon John Glen Cray Brad Green Janet Jill Gregory Jack Griffin Patty Griffith Stephen Gross Goodloe Graulrove Crecnburg Steve Kathy Guida Leah Guivara Rich Guroenils Laura Haber Randy Hadden Michzle Jim Hall Them Ann Harrison Robert Hm Cneszkiewicz Halunik Hamilton A l; Gretchen Jane Hayden Laura Christina Rich Herbert Kristy Herman Bernard Hauser Hendenhol Henriksen Hermann Rick Hewsora Linda Karen Hiller lecla Adam Howard David Ixurcue Hurd Hildebrand! Hodgdon Hulkuski Susan Hular Lisa Hylam Lisa Ingram Ann lnsley Carol lnslcy Robert lzenburg bk Curtis Jahn Ed Iasorka Jack Jefferson Dick Jones Michelle Jones Brynn Keener Erik Knncps Lynda Patrick Keelen Michael Karen Kellncr Kim Kelly Liz Kelly Tim Kenney Kasperovich Kellerman XK FA' David Koehler Debbie Kliven Kevin Klien Linda Klages Roger Paula Kirby Pal Kinghorn David King Charles King Robert John Kerin Kirchheim Kielbrock A Sharon Krebs Harold Kreis Ken Krcis Paul Kreyling Jim Kmll Lynn Roy Konmann Dino Koslakis Kugelman o - - olalor Sue Komar s Va! Barbara Paul LaMaire Jennifer Richard Iange Cay Limos Steve Late Ed laying Nancy Paul Lemieux Lubinsky lamsbn LcBoeuf Richard Labar Mike Lennon Mike Ellen Lipman Jim Lisiccki Angela Robert Leslrangc Lombardi Luciano Chris MncDuff Diane Ellen Albert Margaret quly Jane! Madeo Cindy Tom Mahon Terry MaIvossi Marybeth MacCregor MacGregor Machluzcr MacKellar Maclellan Magicrowski Manhardt 22m Waller Maalo Sheryl Munro Robert Diane Massimo Maslmianni Paul Mathews John Malonick Alyis Matycku Karen Mayer Ronald Mayers Brian Jill McMahon Michael McMahon McMane Dime Yvonne Melisa Donna Meyer Arlene Meyers Mindy Meyers McQuelIan I43 144 Cheryl Larry Ken Monlmss Shirley Moore Jack Morehead Michelle Lisa Morton Jeff Mueller Jill Mundy Bill Murphy George Millwaler Montesono Morgan Murphy a Rosemary Tom Murphy Sandy Murray Sue Murray Staccy Jim Nicaslro Cecelia Bob Niegiach Pam Narcin Murphy Newachwander Nicholas 7-; Paul O'Rorile Dave Palumbo Mark Palumbo Tom Palumbo Steve Parker William Bob Pease Debbie P3X Paulus f J i m Mary Olearczyk Sig Pelzcr Louis Pepe Fred Parley Fred Perone Joan Peuingcr David Pfohl Todd Phillimore Glynis Piclon Aileen Parack Laura Post Mark Post I a L : W; Peter Preslem Rich Previly David Priddy Belli Pyc Carol Quelly Donald Lynne Raibaldi Ramsde Cindy Ravter Dave Ray Lisa Rehfeldl Tom Reynolds fw , ; x:' L L ,- , u I m ,, Jodi Ricklin Dennis Riebel Holly Rife Dave Riley Jimmy Rilln Tony Rilo Luisa Rivera Richard Roach Ellen Roan Sue Robs! John Rodgers Jimmy Roe Barbara Rohling Phyllis Chuck Ros! Pia Rosilli Dan Rosol Boh Rolanz Jill Rothberg Peter Rovur Rohling Mandy Rubio Cathy Saba Karen Sam 2 L... l Judy Schaefer Rick Schmilz Mary Siani John Slack as. A Leslie Slruble David Ruff Roberta Saccenle Jean Sasso Paul Schaa Lewis Schoenbrun Debbie Silva Kim Stafford Pam Slruhl Will Ruggers Dean Sackelt Kathy Schaefer Ginnie Schrolh Orlanda Singher Diana Stanton Dawn Sturgeon A Angelo Russo Cindi Sander Bruce Scarlett 1M Kathy Schulz Randy Schwart Mall Smalley My! Jack Stapperfcnne Cynthia Sukup Christine Scrymgeour Jeff Smith Nancy Smilh Susan Smith 4y. Thomas David Stance Smpperfcnnc Donna Szalkowski Nancy Scidel Maryann Solieri Kimberley Suskewicy Jackie Szpam Dan Sonnet! Lissa Squier Tammy Tasker : ?'M at Sue Sherr Sharon Spaziani Phoebe Terrell Rene Thomas Jeanne Tick Christine Donna Tighe Claudia Tilley Billy Tisly Ticlmann Ricky Torn Traub Claire Travers John Trimgnc Mike Turner Tnnquilli IFS? Judy Tullle Bill Van Buren Beth Vander David Tom Vara Mey VanWinkle Robin Voss Kim Vellcr Susan Venezia Debby Viclarella Cheryl Joe Walsh Brian Ward Jan Washhuu James Watt Sharon Weed Andrew Lynn Wellman Thomas Wenh Gregg Whale WaHschleger Wcighan Wickemeyer Dung Widin Nancy Wiener: Cheryl Wilmk lnis Williams Jeff Wilson Mare Wirdman Susie Winel Mill-Maee Dave Walfaon Bret Worsfold Leslie Wrobel Wollmayer Chrya Wyluda Mike Young Ron Young Joe kiln Ron Zesch Denise Zimbardo 146 Erich Abken Fran Ann Jane Ahlfeld Eve Alexander lori Amsterdam Geraldine Armenli Paggy Armstrong Doris Arnold Pat Arnold Kevin Amnga Tom Aver! Rnlph Bach Debbie Baldwin Jeff Ballard Linda Balladonis Dorie Barker George Barker Grace Bambana Cindy Bartholomew David Buniuegug Donna Bebbington Eileen Beck Barbara Becker Jeff Beer Jim Bclcnski Robert Bell Tim Benolken Chris Betta Barby Beveridge Robin Bicknell Jeff Blackxdor Chris Blass 148 uni Sue Bledsoe Torn Blichan Susan Blount John Bly John Bonon f 2, Rich Bradson Laura Brischlcr Bonnie Brennan Debbie Brand Bill Brenn Wilma Boylan Curt Carboncui Eric Carlson Karen 'Burkley Carl Callahan Vicki Cambia William Cunin Mariann Caruso Camlann Chambliss Deborah Chlarlelto Shawn Christensen Richard Oollicci Mike Colossardo Stephen Conn Diane Correll I ' x! Stun. Dayan W Mike Cusack Paul Couchman Bernard Cummings Susan Caucus Micheal Curio 14 Beltelou Brown Lisa Chrisloffers Mary Cipolla Joanee Canese Karen Dalton .' K3 .,. x 2mg Mike Browne Corinne Carrac Al Carroll Manna Clark Tom Cognn Na ncy Cosgrove Hr ihf'x m-em mum Gabriella Dascanio Rod Danziger i m Debbie Davis Cim DeAlmerda Linda DeBiacn Cheryl DeOook 4 Phil DcCrialolaro Collette Deiben Sue DellBene Chris Delorcnw Donald Delvin Denise Descno Connie DcSiena Mary Rose Devlin Glen Diehl Ralph Diem Lind: DiGiorgio Debbie DiMauro Ginny Dischler Kevin Doering Linda Doering K8th Dolman Eddie Dorflinger A Ki .L , i; Ifm ; l, $ A Donna Dos Santos Kit Downing Jim Dunc: Andy Drenick Tom Dugan Mike Dullon Bill Duquesnel Curl Easterday John Eaton Colleen Ebcrle Ellen Eckchmn Paul Egan Kim Eldridge Mike Emilianow Prisilla Farady Tom Farrell Beverly Fan! Elaine Fave : l50 l w bit LA Robert Fechlner Barbara Fcick Bob Fellows Ken Fewer Salli Fimn Curl Fisher MnryEllen Enumnce Fliedner Kathleen Flood Filzgcrald Ed Flynn Teresa Foganh Sharon Forrest Richard Forbringcr Janet Forster Karen Frank. Laurie Fransscn Glen Fuhs Paul Gamma Oral Gausz Glenn Gautier Leslie Gems Tom Geschardt Diane Gignac Dale Cintcr Tony Giordano Cindy Coldberger Dennis Cries! Ellen Crippo Joe Guidl Susan Guarino Allen Hachey Susan Hidden Wendy Hlllgren lene Halonn Melissa Ham melsley Don Hedstrom Mike Hendershot Jon Heruln Karen Heyman 151 Robin Hinds Jodie Hirsch Pally Hlaukn Sue Hoklcllcr Meg Hanan Mark House Lauren Hovi rg Hicinbolhcm Kathy Howley MaryAnn Hmmoko Tina Hulfslcncr Panic Hunter Bob Hutchinson Dyncue Ivie Charles Jacobs Linda Jasorka Cathy Jazowski ' A Jim Jigbera J. R. Johnson Karen Johnson Bob Jones Chymn Jones Gynnia Jonas Leslie Joy Linda Jud Wanda Kaminski Alan KJpc Bonnie Kaplnn JoAnn Knrp John Kellogg Frill Kielblock ; A Wnyne King Glenn Kluges Valeria Klaiman Kathy Klauder Dru Kocisko Sandy Koehler Rowena Koltinick Beth Konl Andy Koslap Karla Kratsen , ...,- . 'hhw ,......... ..,. ...-- n... ,m . . w... M. Debbie Kreis Eric Krone Bob Kulick Sue Kunmck .Calhy Kwank 152 Cheryl Kyger Joe LaDura Wendy Laing Cindy Lare Martha Larson 5.x; Barbara Lcubbcrs Tim Lonie Maryann Loyko Brian Lubeck Sue Luciano Pete Lou Cathy lavas Debbie Luihn John Lusmano Cyndi Mack Robin MacLellnn Diane Malfatone Eugene Mahon Jeff Manlell Paul Marchese Alan Markowitz rated Lg; F; PM; m3 hwe 1:2 ma: Hg mm W; Curt Maicr 0X - Gregg Malslan Cindy Malachuk Don Martin Erick Malachuk Jim Martin Roxane Malanowski Linda Manorano 154 Sheri Maskin Connie Matulewicz Bob Mayan Beth McCord Bill Muller Scot! Merry Pam Meyer Debbie Miller Stephen Miller Sandy Mills Scott Milne Scott Mizeski Andrea Montesan - Sue Moorc George Mobus John Moore Chris Murphy Kucn Murphy Maryann Murphy Shawn Mushlilz Jan Nclsan Yvomie Nielsen Sue Nigro Rick Nnnn Mary O'Donohue Maureen O'Grndy Jim Ollobl'e Peter Pagano Donna Pamlla Donna Palicchio Polly Patterson Scull Pallerson Linda Pauli Susan Paulus Tim Pavona Stan inlikowski Mike Pawul Jeanne Priddy Dale Rampharnn Carl Roller Suun Rothrock Lorena Sanders Christin: Pillar Cindy Prank Carla Ruwyck Debby Rosamilin Slave Roazko Reid Sardingham Debbie Ferrous Robert Pmcnger Kevin Puane le Reinnuer Anne Roselli Pal Suwn Steve Peterson Ed Peliju Ellen Piwoski .a Paar Pup: Rochellc Pylcl ,M x. Mull Riener Robin Rosa Nancy Rossi Barbar- Rum Bill Schaefcr - Gregg Schaefer Chris Piawcki Ricky Plan Beverly Quinn Sheryl Roumln Kuen Schulz Plul Pickerell Abbie Posl Heidi Rachner Charlotte Riubcrg 3 Dave Piclon Gary Pierce Vicki Pnlhcr Tom Prevhy David Raft Jennne RnibaldL Barb Richelle Peler Scherer Greg Schneider Karen Schoenewalat Christine Schroeder 13 I Terri Schroth Kathy Schulz John Seader Pally Senneu Lynne Segnitz Jane! Sharke Robert Sheinaus Kathy Sheperd Toni Shimkus Kathy Shore Mike Siegrisl Beth Skinner Elaine Skrobacz John Skrobacz Ellen Smith OW :Lrypa Smith Cindv Spelt: John Spidalieri Linda Spinner Rich Spilzli Donna Squire Dona Steiglitz Herb Steinmann Kathy Steitz Maryellen Stewart Shawn Smiley Mich Roben Smhl .Iim Strand Bmce Slaub Wesley Struble Craig Subers Carol Swain Bob Swanson Rachel Swanson Kathy Sweuey Kim Tasker ,1 ' 7 . xxinawafjg. xjxe-7A114'LZZZQN 9' 4,1- W w; x7514? 1!,er QLB'BC WXJJ zajAf 414;11 14 ljzajfflvgkl We 2;? z Cg , :r' M??VZQ V m1? meAgQ .wx WM ij v ' 9 m ?VxI, Karen Tbrpe Wendy Terrie Mandy Tharp Lee Titus Caml Timko Carole Toerr Greg Toffoli E :3: Cindy Tanner Bnin Townsend Muffin Tucker Carol Turban Doria Tutlle Diane Vanderclute Wayne Tracy Jake Tnino An Van Doren Steve Vano Kathy Van Greg Vamcrin Sharon Visa Nuncy Veri-n Torn Victorelln Amy Vladimir Sue Vogelsang Edythe Vonder Denise Warren Linda Washkau 505 Watrous Eileen Wallenon Heiden Jeff Wagemann Dnvid Wandell Kathy Walsh Dan Whillock Glenn Widmann Carrie Wcil .l, Ruben Wilkers Charlotte Willar Nancy Williams Megan Wilmot Melanie Wilson Kurt Woerner Patty Wolfmayer Tom Young Peter Zabroski Roberta Zahuta Donna Zamboni Lucy Zena Ellen Zoll Cindy Snyder 157 Juniors. . . Mark Aldrich Bob Allen Pamela Apgar Mary Arcese Robert Arnold Robert Bailey Sue Bailey Lisa Balogh Rich Bambam Bruce Barker Skip Barrett Polly Bearlepp John Beckert Terri Bernstein Viki Best Peter Bicknell g .H Karl Bildstein Cindi Bistis Nancy Blaine Kathryn Blass Dave Blount Rob Bolash Andy Bosetti Tom Bradley Nanci Brandes 160 Glenn Bromley Sandi Brooks Greg Brown Dale Bryson Kathy Buchholz Kathy Bulgreen Patty Carle Tim Carmen Janine Carroll Amy Casale Wayne Castle Frank Caswell Greg Chejlyk Morris Chejlyk John Chieco Gary Chimerane Tom Christian Debbie Clancy Barbara Clark Tom Clark Seeking Ideas for Their Future 161 Bruce Coriell Nanci Cornelius Teri Conese Nancy Cronan Tom Dalton Lisa DeBrito Daniel DeCook Jim Deibert George Demos Robin Curran Wu. g. Bob DePalma Doug DeSandolo Jim DeVizio Pete Diana Tina DiGiorgio Lens DiMauro Kathy Dirienzo Pat Donaldson Marilyn Dorflinger Scott Downing Nicolette Drance John Duane Mindy Duerr 162 . John Eben ; L5 Brenda Ewen John Federico Bill Fenstemaker Brian Fitzpatrick Mike Flannelly Susan Fieorelli Carol FOgerty Donna Friden Larry Gaffney Jay Gattuso Bryan Gaul! John Gausz . ,. , 5;; Mike Gennaro Dan Germaine Laurie Gignac Sam Giordano Peter Gmunder I63 Debbie Grossweiler 7 Cliff Harwick Martin Henriksen Steven Howard Sara Jones Art Hentua Glenn Kaeser Marie Gmeszkiewicz Harry Hildebrandt Barry Hunsinger Sue Kandl Gerry Coreski Ellen Greenberg Karen Hamilton Charles Harris Megan Holm Paula Iuliano Nancy Stephen Veetkind Kasperovich Debbie Grifa Tom Harrison Mark Hosginsan Mark Kelly Jeff Kittrell Warren Kline Jan Kobryn Frank Komar Charlie Kriegel Bruce Kuhlthou Kris Kwaak June Langley Gail Lausten Beth Lipman Steve Lippman Joanne Logan Gene Lortie Diane Lowghead Michelle Lourie Jill MacGregor .165 I66 Ian MacKeXlar Gail MacLaine Dianna Arnold Magid Patricia Magussen Bruce Mai MacPherson Jonah Mandelbaum Mike Mascola Mary Ann Maskin Kim Mason Jeanette Massimo Dominick Pat Mathews Jeff Matonick Mastoianni ' xx . Sara Mayer Sheryl Mayr Brendon McCrea Joan McDonough Kathy McEnemey David Mecodon Dave Megaro Jan Miller Jo Mills Karen Minifie yr, ' xi Charles Mobus Suzy Molyneux Brian Monahan a. v ' 2' 2 Don John Jayne Bob Moneni Moody Morris Morton b 2 Greg Gary Ki p Moussene Muldowney Mulligan Barbara Noce Noll Ouimet Jennifer Ewald Palmer Pamlari Pawul Perles Phelan Pigott Kathy Pitlerman 167 Eva Prochaska Mike Pupa Audrey Quinn Sandy Raciti Lee Ramsdell Becky Reed 9 $1 . y; ,4! Sue Richter Sue Ricklen Robert Riedinger David Rinehart Mary Roan Warren Robs! Cindy Rochelle Ellen Rosen Rhonda Ross Thom Roth Linda Rovtar Dave Ruckriegel Rita Ryan 3 Diane Sacceme Judy Saggau 168 Chris Salt Paul Sarsten 1 : Jerry Scarano John Schaible Jane Schmidt Kristine Schmidt Janet Scholp Steven Bill Seme Seldemridge Tom Skalka Paula Shand Tom Sharp mm Mbwu Dave Simms Doug Allen Henry Smedley 169 Martin Smith Mark Speer John Spitzmiller Peggy Spye Debbie Stack Carolyn Stanton - A Ingmar Stegis Shirley Steinmann Hilary Steigilitz la-N M aw Dan Strock Robert Sudall Don Suesz Abbe Suffness Mike Sullivan Peter Sullivan 1 x,- AU . Tim Sullivan Keith Sutton Ralph Tarantino Bonnie Temple Kim Terpe Marcie Terrell , n: .1; . ,, .. J! an. . V, '9 I70 ' -u--.ooa.m Andy Thomas Kevin Tunison i Bob Uhlyarik Martha VanderMey Barbara Van Riper Doug Van Winkle Randy Vass I71 x Chris Vega E N iels Vernegaard Julie Vroom Greg Wadeyka ; 5f 1 . Elaine Walker Adrienne Wallschleger Dave Weisbecker Gary Wentz Rick Widin Doug Wild George Wilkening I72 Pete Williams Kathy Vogel Ellen Wilson Stephanie Waldman Joanne Weighart Tara Whatley Tom Vokes bf EIHV' ,i'i Richard Walter Jeanne Weiler Cathy Whidby Curtis Wittreich Anke Wuebber Lynn Zimmerman In Loving Memory of . . . THOMAS KARDOS You brightened our lives for such a short time, But we will always love you and think of you until we meet again. I73 - wmm I 0.1 BETH ABRAMS Abes . . . Drill Team 3, 4 . . . Station WHRHS3,4...GLC2.3,4... home sweet co-op . . . Brickmank . . . sophomore English films maybe . . . Feb.20, 1972 . . . just good friends . . .bootcamp. . .really7. . .College ANTONIO P. ALBANESE Tony . . . Football 1, 2 . . . Mgr. 3 ...Track 1, 2.. .Red phantom. . . work . . .Navy SETH ALEXANDER RICHARD BRUCE ALLEN Richie . . . Dick . . . Math Club 4 . . . Football 1 . . . Baseball 2 . . . Track 3, 4- . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . , . SSC . . that first smile in the morning . . . a gray V.W. . . . flip-tack . . . thafs bush . . .College VINCENT W. AMBROSIO Vince. . .Golf. . .USHistI. . .Per. 4-. . .Alg.I...Per.2. . .College BETH SUSAN AMSTERDAM Band1,2...SkiClub2,3,4... Math Club 4 . . . Math Team 3, 4 . . . frog day . . . Isodora . . . Cape Cod 71 . . . A065 driving hints . . . Kline Tests . Frustration candle . . . Grenoble . . . August ,72. . . College LORI JEANNE ARMSTRONG Lori . . . Band manager 1. 2, 3 . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . certain people and certaindates... DD... DH... Balie High . . dinner dance 1971 . . . yea . . . Beauty Operator WENDY ARMSTRONG Wwawmmzxmwmm mwmmnzww PETER AUGUSTYNIAK DAVID ALAN BABCOCK Band1,2,3,4-. . .SkiClub3,4-. . . North Jersey Operatic Festival . . . ski- ing. . . Florida ,71 . . .Thursday nights at Great Gorge . . . H. Chemistry . . 4 Saturday morning practices . . . college H ILDEGARD NANCY BACH Hilde. . . Chorus 1. . .JSC. . .LSC . . . 1.. .summer of 72 . . . always happy and smiling . . . oh man . . . business DIANE SUSAN BAHTO Di...GAA...GLC...JSC... SSC . . . Chorus . . . summer '71 . . . Steve . . . bugeyes . . . lst snow . . . K and pizza .. . breakfasts . . . home sweet co-op . . . litterbug . . . the shore . . . whohs leaving?. . . college KEVIN BAKER Ginge . . . out and around ROBERT A. BAKER Bobby . . . Bakes . . . Folio 2, 4 . . . Printing Foreman 3 . . . CIE 4- . . . boys room . . A Budweiser . . . watching the minutes turn to hours . . . the park . . cold hotdogs and beans . . . sleep- ing bags . . . RIT LOUIS BARBINI BARBARA KATHRYN BARNHURST Bob . . . Bunny . . . Barb . . . hospital . . . horses . . . cooking. . . down with fakes and breakfasts . . . painting . . . people . . . basketball . . . vermillion Maverick . . . Township League . . . G.U. weekends . . . January 1 . . . col- lege 181 PETER ALAN BARRETT independent study . . . chemistry the chem lab . . . explosion . . . upward is onward . . . Aero Space Engineering USAF JOSEPH BAUMGARTNER FRANK A. BELCASTRO Bel . . . Frankie . . . working on private pilofs license . . . summer of '72 . . . Kim . . . wow ' RICHARD PAUL BELENSKI Rich . . . Football 1, 2, 3 . . . a swan in Sparta . . . friends . . . good times . . good music . . . two guitars . . . a clear night . . . May 72 . . . life is expression, so live . . . college STEPHAN E. BELL Fresh Football . . . taking it easy . . . summer 71 . . . friends . . . 7th period . . . good music . . . good times . . . where ya go'in . . . college CARMELA ANN MARIE BENDINELLI Camille . . . Camel . . . LSC 1, 2, 3 . . . AFS 2 . . . summer 72 in Florida . . . McCroryhs . . . Mario's . . . with the gang Valentines party 1972 . . . hang it in your ear . . . college MARY LOUISE BENOLKEN the big switch . . . sunshine . . . d-talk . . . bb games with Pitts and Kid . . . soccer and football . . . Ja sure! . . . the fearsome threesome . . . Minnesota every summer . . . gronkus . . . some- day . . . medicine STEPHEN BENTIVEGNA CYNTHIA BENTON Cindy . . . Spanish Club . . . September 4th . . . Stores concert . . . Todd Run- digren . . . South Plainfield . . . con- certs at the academy . . . picnics at the reservation . . . oh yeah . . . airline stewardess BETSY BERKOWITZ Betsy . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3 . . . acting out skits with Kathy . . . surfing in Hawaii . . . always on a diet . . . ooga-booga . . . secretary CHARLES CARROLL BEVERIDGE Charlie . . . Football 72 . . . working at the lodge with Max and Chuck . . . col- lege WILLIAM BEVERS ARTHUR BIRCH BRUCE BIRCH CYNTHIA RUTH BISCHOF F Cynds . . . Butch . . . Ski Club 2, 3, 4- . . . SSC . . . Drill Team 3, co-capt 4 . . . Miss Walchung Hills . . . smiles and sunshine . . . shorepoints . . . hair- cuts . . . lisps and bowlegs . . . my man . . . holding hands . . . you kill me BRIAN BODKIN 183 MICHAEL BOE'I'FCHER Mike . . . '67 Camaro . . . Going to the F.A.7S . . . the Rangers . , . d0n2t work too hard . . . college JOHN BOKROS GREGORY NEIL BONN Bondo . . . Crego . . . Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4- tri-capt . . . Varsity Club 3, 4- . . . Base- ball 1,2,3. . .GIC 1,4. . .theboat . , getting psyched for Friday soccer games . . . thafs life . . . college JANET MARIE BOSNAK Janet . . . Sailing Club 3, 4 . . . Ski Club 4 . . . Lenape 4 . . . one-half . . . Ginds . . . C . . . first period study halls . . . no, do you? . . . college JANINE MICHELE BOSNAK Janine . . . Prom ,72 . . . the other half . . . Sth period lunch . . . first period study . .. Flemington races . . . oh sure . . . n0, do you? . . . business school CRAIG WALTER BOYLAN Football 1, 2. 3, 4- . . . college, engineer- ing THOMAS PAUL BRACAGLIA Tom . . . Brat: . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Golf 2, 3, 4 . . . Q.B.-12 . . .Vermonttst . . . Rob- bie Baby . . . 3m bud-buddies . . . N.P. . straws . . . real world . . . blow this burg . . . lights a flashin . . . just swell . . .collcge KATHRYN BRANDES ELAINE BRENN Brenski . . . Manager 2. . . Color Guard 3, 4- co-Capt . . . Ski Club 3, 4- ...SOS2...NursesCorps2... CLC 1 . . . Walchungettes 3 . . . Miss Watchung Hills Court . . . QuakeE . . . camp hicks . . . trees and loboggan WARREN AUSTIN BRIDGES Football 1, 2 . . . the lodge . . . Honda 250 . . . sports . . . 7th period study . , . Friday nights . . . college, engineer- ing DENISE CAROL BROOKWELL DB...Archery2.3...OneWay3 ...Oneofthe3. . .Summer72. . . JC . . . STC . . . C lunch . . . nursing, BS BARBARA BROWN DEBORAH LOUISE BROWN Debbie...db...Band1,2.3... GLC3,4...AFS4...SkiClub2, 3,4...summer7l...Maine... B.C.R. . A . Uncle Andy,s gang . . . I donW know DONNA LEE CAMBRIA Don . . . free at last . . . horseback n d- ing . . . skiing . . . good music and Leon Russell . . . Bob . . . August 29th RICHARD GERY CARBONE'I'I'I Carbo . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . sum- mer ,72 . . . out west . . . camping. . . hiking . . . camp hicks . . . the gang . the outdoors A . . the nights . . . ho-ho-ho . . . college RICHARD CRAIG CARDILLO Rich . . . LC. and Readies . . . tooling past the Dairy Queen 185 Cw W, SUSAN E. CHES IR Sue . . .Drill Team 3 4. .bb gamesxw funny 30x and 4:1. .May 6, 772. football. . '.62 rambler. . .that locker . . . Lavallette . . . CCM . . Spanish . . . Pittsburg and soccer . . . don't worry about it! . . . college PATRICIA MARIE CHIAPPA Chop . . . bolas forever . . . universe sisters . . . a fair . . . Sept. 19th . . . destination: Boston . . . H.N. . . . New Hope . . . W. Harborside Dix . . . geese?. . . MARCIA STACY CHOMITZ Mush . . . Folio 4 . . . summer 72 . independent study . . . Ed . . . tennis . . . books . . . hobbits brandy . . . B.N. Peele . . . . grokus GILDA ClLENTI Jill . . . Cheerleading 1, 2 . . . PHS . old friends . . . Stan . . . 1U20t 71 . . . lasagne . . . dinner . . . the shore . . . highland . . . big Jim . . . partyini with friends Stewartis. . . Stoneis concert . . . Chicago . . . Col- lege CYNTHIA LYNN CARLSON Cindy . . . seen with Brenda . . . shar- ing .22 Manning Avenue . . . totaled . . . A.V.L. . . . walking in Cir- cles . . . talking to Smitty . . . '70 grad- uation . . . KB. . . . I got them old Frizzie blues . . . nursing MARY ANNE CARROLL Mare...SOSZ. ..Manager3. . . merry-go-rounds and the shore . . . pizza . Elton John i . . frizzies . . . long talks . . . I can't decide . . . moving right along . . . we,re sisters i . . college JEFFREY EDWARD CEBULA Jeff . . . Cross Country 3, 4- . . . Track 3,4...SkiClub3,4...goingon the school ski trips . . . with the cross country runners and coach . . . success always . . . college DEBRA SUSAN CERULLI X.D.C. Debbie March 11, 1972 . . . the boy with the hazel eyes . . sheis always there when you need her . . . big hazel eyes . . . Holiday Inn . college . . . modeling CAROLYN CANDICE COPPER Carolyn . . . Cheerleading J.V. 1, 2 . . . varsity 4- . . . PHS . . . Cranford . . . Lake St. . . . friends . . . oh, Cilenti ...U16W72. . .New York. . . Prom ,72 . . . Kevin . . . I donW know . .. College PETER CORRELL MICHAEL JOSEPH CORTESE Mike . . . Football 1, 2, 3 . . . motorcy- cle racing .. . American Motorcycle Institute Florida SCOTT PHELPS CREE Soccer 2 . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Cross Country 3, 4 . . . Heavy Bird from Manasquan . . . x-mas trees . . . ver- mosh . . . yoggin, with crazy Eddy . . . choppiN wood . . . applesauce . . . ,63 Pkup . . . College CATHY LYNN CLEVELAND Cath...Band1,2,3...GLC1,2, tres. 3, 4 . . . October 31. 1970 . . . 419' 1 socks basketball team . . . 738 . . . music . . . sports . . . hey, man . . . Nursing CYNTHIA P. COLASURDO Cindy . . . CP . . . GAA . . . Cheer- leading 2. 3 . . . Miss Watchung Hills Court . . . Ski Club . . . 18 W. Crand . . . 3 days in a Chevy . . . Hoboken station . . . Poconds . . . Pm hungry . . .College KATHERINE ANN COMMUNE Kath-a-loon . . . GLC 1, 4- . . . CAA 1, 2 . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3 . . . Drill Team 2...Cheering3...Mascot4... three red roses . . . Jackson . . . sum- mer ,71 . . . the hex . . . Skiing . .. Bay Head Sands . .. sisterette Hanna-Hanna . . . ying-yang . . . Col- lege KATHLEEN HELEN CONORD Kathi . . . chili dogs and onion rings . colored balloons . . . Stonek con- cert . . . the shore . . . Linden REA . . . Jill . . . Sundays and parties .. . Toyota 11...K.S.... D.K. . . .College 187 PHILIP HASHFORTH DAVIS Fred Science Fiction Club Cross Country . . . Mrs. Pessaroff and Miss Jankovics who always called me Fred . . . women are second class citi- zens . . . money SHARON F RANGES DAVIS Cheerleading 2, 3, co-capt 4 . . . PTA 1 J...SC, SSC Folio 3, 4 Lenape 4- . . . smiling . . . cheering . . . Cape Cod . art and gymnastics . . . Classboro . . . ice fights . . . 5 stitches. . . college SHARON LEE DAVIS Shar . . . horseback riding . . . swim- ming . . . 2:35 . . . smile for everyone . . . ,64 Chevy A . you guys WILLIAM DAWSON Bill . . . hunting and fishing . . . Dec. 7, 1971 . . . whertfs Captain Hawker playing? . . . let's go . . . Fm game . . travel SHARON MARIE CUMMINGS Colorguard 3 . . . Arrowhead 2, 3, 4- . . . Lenape 3, 4 . . . Station WHRHS 3, 4 . . . June '72 . . . W.S. and coke . . the cliff . . . confetti . . . wine and cheese parties in France . A . Sheshy . . the strangest phone calls GREGORY CURTIN Greg . . . Ski Club 2, 3, 4- . . . Junior Prom ,72 . . . going to a fire in the mid- dle 0f the day . . . ski club homeroom . . . Lefs go to breakfast! . . . college MICHAEL H. CUTSHAW Hank . . . Aviation Club 1, 2, 3 . . . dinner parties . . . walking the dog . . . Reading Air Show . . . Maine ,72 . . . driving without a clutch . . . haircuts . . . flying. . .college, pilot NANCY D'AMATO boiling water . . . painting houses . . my life for a van . . . Hand what I mean? ROBERT M. DEFILIPPIS Otto . . . hunting and fishing . . . For- est Lodge. . . Ford van . . . 9X8l72 RAYMOND H, DELLA SERRA JR, Della . . . Soccer 1, 2, 3 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . midnight rides . . . New Years Eve . . . GYP . . . Esso Tiger mountain . . . shadow . . . cold turkeyflea . . . rebuttal . . .J.L.C. A . . IKO . . . what the LISA ANN DEMATTEO Chorus . . . GAA . . . Drill Team . . . Arrowhead . . . Folio . . . CLC . . Mascot . . . shore ,72 . . . surfing and skiing . . . freshman English . . . scoot . . . Hanna Hanna . . . good Charlene ...heyeaf. ..heyb00boo. . .col- lege GORDON DESANDOLO Gordo . . . room 82 . . . sophomore gym class . . . NY Rangers . . . NY Yankees . . . Torn Kardos . . . Cuda . . college CHRISTINA A. DICKSON Chris . . . Chrissie . . . Spanish Club 1 sec . . . Color Guard Manager 4- . . . Senior GLC . . . Camp Hicks . . . 72 summer . . . B and G TERESA ANN DIFAZIO Stella . . . ASC . . . GLC . . . SOS . . . Color Guard . . . Good Charlene V.W.'s . . . jitter-bug . . . ele- phants . . . June . . . bootcamp . RP. Delilah . . . Pete. . . Echable. . . donW worry about it JEFFREY DILLY JOSEPH C. DIPAOLO Nancy . . . next door neighbors at the shore . A . Moody Blues concerts 9 23 70, 10 23 72 . . . April 190 KATHLEEN JENNIFER DISCHLER Kathi...K.D....GLC2,3,4. .. Arrowhead 2 . . . SSC . . . Ski Club 4 ...Lenape2,4...Rm.80...a certain dummy . . . Strawberries forever . . aw, pooh! . . . Happiness DONNA MARIE DOLMAN Spanish Club . . . WA 2, 3 . . . Pres. 4- Math Team 4 . . . Watchungs math office menace . . . Ridgek summer slave driver . . . the trio in a row . . . frog day . . . College SHARON DONALDSON PETER DOYLE ROCK, . . . Football 3, 4- , . . Camp Hicks . . . Console . . . Quakes Stitches 4 . . College JESSICA DRAKE Jessie . . . April 24, 1971 . . . quiet music . . . 2 mommies . . . Chantilly . new clothes . . . bugs . . . Manas- quan with Nancy . . . motorcycles . . . oh, charming . . . Fashion Merchandis- mg CHARLES LEE DRAVIS Lee . . . Arrowhead 1, 2 . . . the Renault . . . Benz and super bang caps . . . Eng 11 class play . . . Honda rots Jefferson Airplane . . . DJ. or Writer LYNN ELLEN DUNCAN Lynn . . . Ski Club 2, 3, 4- . . . Math Club4...Ace...L,sandN s... Alice. Greg, Fritz, Beth . . . thank you! . Armintzfs in France? . . . Philip . . . College GARY P. DUNDON Dundee . . . J.V. Football . . . 71 J.V. game against East . . . the gang that coulan shoot straight . . . brown eyes that special someone . . . Nancy . est bebe . . . College ROBERT EGGER DONALD EITNER boobala . . . Ski Club . . . breakfast club EDWARD ELDRIDGE BigEd. . .Band 1,2,3.4. . .AV3. 4- . . . Swimming 2, 3, 4 . . . Soccer 1 . . . Football 2, 3 . . . morning practice . on 60 . . . Dentist GERALD EMERY JAMES DUQUESNEL PAUL JAY EASTERDAY Sprints . . . Easty . . . seven in a V.W. bug . . . getting up before school . . . have any spare change? BRUCE EATON SSC . . . Baseball 1, 2 . . . Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Boys, State 72 . . . you gotta be kidding . . . College DAVID LAWRENCE EGAN Dave . . . Wrestling 2, 3 . . . Ski Club 4- . . . locker 267 . . . a swan in Sparta . rock groups . . . skiing . . . Dyna- mite. . . College 191 RICHARD A. ENZ Rick . . . Rikard . . . S.F. Club 2, 3 . Math Club 4 . . . Chess Club 4 ...GLC1,4...ASC2...tape . . . P. N. Higgins . . . tesseracts . . . that computer! . . . chipmunk . . . noth- ingas impossible LYNDA ELIZABETH E'ITLING Lynn...LSC...GAA2...sumA mer in Massachusetts . . . a green Pinto . . . Frits the horse . . . 12AW66. . . riding. . . back paCking. . .the water gap . . . College KATH ERIN E FARRELL TRACEY FARRELL KENNETH FECHTNER NINA ELENA FEDIRKO Nina...GAA1...I7FA1...GLC 4- . . . Ski Club 4- . , . Y.G. weekend trip . . . Bunker . . . 55 and 5'8 . ya know? and I was sitting there . . . College ELIZABETH ANN FELMLY Betsy . . . Bo . . Reach Out 3, 4, Pres . . . Mystic Beach . A . going to Georgia . . . buddies . . . acting crazy . . . this is a basic truism! . . . oh well where? . .Splash ROBIN LYNN FENSTE'MAKER Robin . . . Arrowhead 1, 2 . . . Color Guard 3, 4 C0. Capt. . . . Station WHRHS 3, 4- . . . 3 old maids Moon River . . . hives . . . 3 muske- teers and me . . . Prom 72 . . . Vt . . . Thanks for the memories KATHY FENUSZ making that pizza . . . March 25, 1972 . . . mountain climbing in Switzerland . ooga-booga . . . Howie and Zep and Betsy . . . Ya don,l know what ya got till ifs gone LAUREN LOUISE FERNANDEZ Laurie...AFSl,2,3,4-...LSC1, 2, 3 . . . fantastic summer . . . long phone conversations . . . great parties . a best friend . . . after school . . . October . . . Nursing MICHAEL E. FETCH KO Fetch . . t Soccer 1, 3, 4-, Tri. Capt. . . . Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3 . . . Track 4- . . . the Knicks . . Physics . . . the real world . . . blue VW . . . 5 J.V. letters . . . Bour- geois . . . College JAY WILLIAM FIELD Jay . . . Arrowhead . . . One day in Central Park . . . English trip 2 . . . College DIANA FIORE Diana . . . three birds of a feather stick together . . . Peter and Michael . . . I get by with a little help from my friends . . . crazy days and ways . . . College CHARLES PETER FITZGERALD Chad. . .Fitz. . .Football 1, 2, 3... Wrestling 1. 2, 3, 4- . . . plans for a trip . . . Forest Lodge . . . parties after the games . . . College ALAN WAYNE F ORREST A1 . . . Football 1, 2 . . . being with friends . . . side line tackling drills . . . C.S.N. and Y . . . sports . . . the Lodge . . . aw, come on . . . College RONALD WILLIAM FORSTER Foot . . . Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4- . . . practices Friday mornings . . . faith is the substance of things hoped for. the evidence of things not seen . . . College idding I93 194 TRUDI FRIEDRICH Trudi . . . could you tell me where I am? . . . boiling water . . . fruitcake . . . California sunshine . . . aw, come on guys! . . . College PHILIP CARL FRYBERGER Phlup . . . Ski Club . . . Drama Club . . . Tennis . . . Aviation Club . Math Club . . . L.D. 03f coursw . . . incredible Mr. K. . . . 51h period junior English . . . donW get rouly . . . Science GREGORY F UHS Greg . . . Baseball 1, 2, 4 . . . Football 2 . . . Varsity Club 2, 4 . . . JV Foot- ball 71 . . . cruising in the Chrysler with Mo and Gary . . . you're cruising for a bruising STEVEN J. FULLER Phil . . . Ivan . . . Math Team 3, 4 . Math Club Pres. 4 . . . Band 1 CLC 3. 4- . . . Whafs the answer to this question? BARBARA CALL EDWARD H. GAMBLE II Ned . . . Basketball 1, 3 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4- . . . friends . . . the Rover boys Sunfish pond Miktfs house . . . P.T.Y.C. . . . Gypsum . . . memories of Mursco and Capo . . . lost in the ozone . . . College CYNTHIA ANN CARAFALO Cindy . . . Color Guard . . . nicknames . . . friday afternoon practices . . foot- ball . . . youWe got to be kidding . . . College MARY ELLEN GAUSZ Mary . . . GLC 2 Sec. . . . Math Club 4 ...GAA...Electi0an.1,2... Chairman 3, 4 . . . SSC . . . whale ships . . . Frog day . . . August '71 . . . College MAURICE GAUTHIER JENNIFER LUCILLE GEHLING Jen...DramaClub1,2,3.4-... Oliver . . . The Birds . . . cast par- ties . . . the infamous make-up room . . summer 72 . . . I don't know . . . Nursing JOHN GEIST MARION KATHY GENTUL Missy . . . Arrowhead 1, 2, 3. 4- . . . GAA1,2,3...Pres4-...Mack trucks . . . salty dog rag . . . Papyrus book store . . . Groggles . . . on the other hand, these are five fingers PETER JOSEPH GHIDELLA Peter . . . GLC 1 . . . freshman year in the library . . . times in the van . . . leaving school . . . College COLLEEN ANN GIACOMO Col . . . roller skating competitions . . . being with Barry . . . International Skat- ing Competition . . . life is only what you make of it . . . Practical Nursing CLAIRE MARIE GIRVIN Girv...GAA...NurseysCorps... SOS . . . GLC. . . ASC. . . bootcamp . . . bowling? . . . ketchup . . . jungle juice . . . W. S. . . . echable Philipines . thumper . . . M.H.S. . . . rotten egg . . . lefs leave . . . you guys! JOSEPH GRAZIANI Graf 195 196 JOHNGFgfyZCBJ 9f? Mari Grec . . oc .Ski Club? morning CYNTHIA J. GREEN Cyg . . . G.A.A. 2, 3 V. Pres 4- . . . Drill Team 4- . . . Arrowhead 3, 4 . . . Deutsch 3, 4- . . . greenies and groggles forever . . . fantabulous . . . Cal . . . ,yawl . . . Nurse CHARLES GREGORY RICHARD SALVATORE GRIPPO Grip . . . Wrestling 1, 2 . . . Soccer 2 . High School 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Aurora Borealis . . . 5- string bass . . . Broken neck. . .K.D.. . .SaaBSonett3. . . ya dig? . . . College DAVID SCOTT GROSS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4- . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3 . . . the beat . . . Dollar Bill . . . J.L.C. . . . Camp Hicks . . . quakes R.T.Y.C. . . . Thafs amazing ' . College ROBERT M. GRZESKIEWICZ Grez . . . Baseball 1, 2 . . . College CATHERINE ANN GUARINO Greno . . . three birds of a feather stick together . . . Peter and Michael . . . I get by with a little help from my friends . Nursing KEN GUIDA ROBIN WOODWARD GULIAN Robin . . . the warehouse . . . h62 Wil- ly,s . . . long talks with a very special friend . . . a secret place inside the wind . .t . Beethoven . . . Passing ships in the night $ was there more? DOUGLAS HMSE Doug . . . hockey games at 3 am. . . . Do you know Till? . . . Rangers for. ever in Physics . . . Sunset Diner . . . The H.A.V. line . . . College RONALD HACHEY JEFFREY SCO'IT HADDEN Governor Livingston . . . track 1, indoor track 2 Latin Club 1, 2 WHRHS . . . Ski Club 3, 4- . . . Genius is the capacity of evading hard work. VICTORIA HALE Vickie . . . Arrowhead 2. 3. 4- Editor . . . Ski Club 2. 3, 4- . . . Athletic Council 2 . . . GAA 2 . . . frolicking in the Delaware . . . Bigtown . . . groggles ...the3musketeers...flash... Columbia seminars . . . naturally curly . . . College BONITA I. HAMILTON Bonnie . . . Ski Club 3, 4- . . . Drama Club4...LSC2,3. . .AFS4... St. Patrick's Cathedral . . . long lunches . . . the shore . . . the white rattle trap . . . What are you doing? . . . College LAWRENCE MICHAEL HARDING Larry . . . Baseball 2 . . . Swimming 2, 3,4. ..Football4. . .Track4. . . Ski Club 2. 3, 4- . . . GLC 4- . . . Lou's crew and lightning . . . College JAY HARDINGHAM I97 I98 KURT F RANCIS HAUSER Bert . . . Uncle Kurt . . . Breakfast Club 3, 4 . . . Sophomore year . . . English class trip . . . McDonalds . . . Duke,s place . . . racing on Sundays . . . College i WILLIAM R. HAUSSMANN Bill . . .Football 1, 2 . . . My car . . . the goat . . . June 16, 1972 . . . Auto Shop . . . the shore SUSAN E. HAYES Sue . . . Heavy Chevy . . . Blonde hair . the Bridge . . . Pennsylvania . . . Roberts Road . . . Bonnie and Clyde . . . Play Misty for Meii . . . Will you stop that . . . College SCO'IT HEBDEN CAROL RUTH HARLOW Carol . . . French Club 3, 4i. . . Ger- man Club 4 . . . Lenape 4- . . . One of three . . . summer in London . . . study halls . . . C lunch . . . writing notes . . . This is ridiculous . . . College WILLIAM GEORGE HARRIS Bill, Willyn . . . Track 1 . . . Foot- ball 1, 2 . . . Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4- . . . GLC4. . .cycling. . .shore72. . .8 HSW72 . . . Sophomore J.V. . . . Fresh- man biology with Doc . . . oh Yeahii . . . College . . . touring TRACI ANNE HART a special guy named Jim . . . travelling . . . Holland and a summer in Italy . . . Prom 71 . . . Libra and Gemini go great together . . . Fashion Design BRUCE HARTMANN Football 1, 2 . . . Ski Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Light-a-Flashing . . . Camp Hicks . . . N. P. . . . Nut House . . . B.S.A. 650 . . . Bud buddy . . . band-aids on Sept. 9 . . . Smirnoff 6 . . . 3M . . . lefs roll . . . College JOHN F. HIGGINS Jack . . . C.C. 2, 3. . .Track 2, 3, 4 .. . Lenape 4 , spts ed. . .Ski Club 3,4. . .RedBomb2. . .rm.34. .. skiing . . . running . . . a hurdler at heart - half-miler by choice . . . Peif- fers Ski Patrol . . . College ROBERT GORDON HILLER Bob . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bud buddies . . . lights-a-flashing . . . 4:20 . . . the Real World . . . N. P.. . .Q Good Handf. . . 3M . .. How ya doing . . . College BETH HIRSCH ELLEN MARIE HLAVKA the Island . . . 72, . . . a hay wagon in the rain JOHN E. HEIN BRUCE HELMSTE'ITER the kid . . . Football 1. 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4- . . . S.S.C. . . . Ski- ing and the Buf rides . . . East 72 . weekends at Richieis . . . the Hof- brau dinner at Elainfs . . . Technical School GEORGE M. HEPPLEWHITE Script and Cue . . . Library Service Corps . . . G.L.C. . . . Senior Service Corps . . . A.F.S. . . . Rehearsals and Cast parties,7 . . . 2:35 . . . St. Pat- rickh Cathedral . . . 90 degl'ee turnf . . . I can,t get the car . . . College TOM HIGGINS I99 JEFFREY T. HOEPFEL Jeff . . . driving illegally . . . the shore summer of 772 . . . crusinY around town . . . Ifs alright . . . oh yeah? BARBARA JEAN HOMPESCH Barb . . . cars . . . .a special person . . art . . . color my world', . . . car- ing about someone . . . F. B? . . . High Oaks . . . heavy chevy . . . being in debt . . . second bridge ALLAN F. HOOKER H001? . . . Big Al . . . Tennis 1, 2, 3,4... c.c.3 Steinie's hockey at S.M.A. . . . Scotchwood Diner . . . bauers . . . cou lux . . . Ping-Pong Tournaments . . . Uh-Oh . . . College JOHN THOMAS HOWELL Jack, . . . Nit . . . Football 2, 3. 4 . . . Peanut . . . Hakalbarney . . . feet out the window . . . smokey . . . BSzB, JGLI . . . safe driving award . . . the sink . . . straws . . . Nothin2 shakin2 but the bacon . . . College JAMES F. HUNTER Jim . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4- . . . Dance Bind 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . saturday mornings ...L.A.Rams...Junel973... Chem. class . . . College JAMES J. HUTCHISON Hutch . . . Soccer 2, 3 . . . Ski Club 2. 3,4. . .SSC4. . .onewayclub2.3, 4- . . . Skiing N.H. . . . Truckin .' . . Breakfast Club . . . 2:35 club . . . Ask me no questions and 1,11 tell you no lies. VICTORIA HELEN HYLANT Vic . . . tutoring . . . Amos Moses . . . Wolfy and Faye . . . Cape Cod . . . summers and tripping around on the golf course . . . cruising in the heavy Chevy CARL IMPERATO BARRY INGRAM College JEANNE CATHERINE IULIANO Jeanne . . . Twirling 2, Head Twirler 3, 4...DramaClub2,3,4-...SSC ...JSC...Band1,2,3...Sum- mer 72 in France . . . West Side StorW . . . Carnival . . . diets and butterscotch sundaes . . . Alphabet Song . . .College JOSEPH J . IUZZOLINO Joe . . . Track 2, 3 . . . Breakfast club 2, 3, 4 . . . Chevelles . . . Mr. Natch Steak and Brew . . . Weekends . . . Hey Head . . . Lets get a keg . . . Commercial Anist MARK ANDREW JANSEN Mark. . .ElMarco. . .Anlfi. .. Popeye is a disease . . . Franz Kafka . . . Art and Writing JOHN JASORKA John . . . Band 2, 3, 4-. . . 10l1017l . . . Nova SS . . . Kris . . . Sat. morn- ings . . . Bush . . . College VIRGINIA L. JAYNE Gin . . . Shore . . . N.Y. . . . Vermont Radiators . . . Telephone Poles . . . Dennis Bruce . . . Lefs go to Ver- mont . . . Nursing KATHY HYDE JENCIK Kathy . . . LSC 1, 2,3. . . Ski Club4 . . . Fresh year . . . riding . . . nursek office per. 4 . . . partying . . . College DAVID SCOTT J ENSEN Dave . . . One Way Club . . . Skiing ...Avis...P.J....Retreats... Jim . . . Tiddlely Biddlely . . . Soccer game at Mount Pocono . . . Roller Skat- mg . . . Tennis Turkeys . . . College 201 JAMES DOUGLASS JIMESON Easyrider . . . Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4- . . . 1V. Basketball . . . Track 2, 3, 4 ...S.S.C.4-. . .DramaCIub2,4-. . . Varsity Club 2, 3, Pres. 4- . . . Beating East . . . Team 71 . . . Florida 72h, . . . 450k . . . Prince and Princess 72 . . . Hi kids . . . College MARILYN LOUISE JOHNSON Minnie . . . GLC . . . Dec. 2, 1971 . ski mobile . . . Al Montehs Combo . . . farm living . . . '72 LeMans GREGORY P. JONES Greg . . . Moon . . . Football 1, 2 . . . Wrestling 2, 3 . . . Period 7 . . . Guard at the Lodge . . . the shore . . . the open houses . . . College MIKE J ONES NOVELLA JONES Vell . . . Bowling . . . Leo . . . Dig that . . . College SALLY ANN JONES Avid Fan 1, 2, 3 . . . Colorguard Man- ager 3 . . . three old maids . . . Que Serra Serra . . . cupcake . . . eggs bene- dict . . . why don,t we? . . . as time goes by ROBERT NJJOYCE FRANCINE M. JULIANO Summer of 71 . . . Bob . . . can be seen with Super Stang and the Black Phantom . . . April 3, 1970 a v x a v. .1 2.3 202 ROBERT KAESER KATHLEEN MARGARET KAMINSKI Kathy . . . 'CLegs . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . period 5 study and all four lunches . . Who fell over that pickle? . . . period 4- with Mr. Fox . . . So what? . . . I guess so! KRISTINE B. KANEPS Kiki...GAA2,3,4-...Band1,2 . . . Ski Club 3, 4- . . . playing guitar and skiing . . . 4H . . . Walk for Man- kind . . . winter camp . . . College BARBARA KARP Stage crew . . . Chorus . . . Art 1, 2, 3. 4-,. . . Beafs Room .. . Pizza! . . . Park Ganf . . . Sweet 16 . . . Pop- corn balls . . . the weekends . . . Camp . . . you bet . . . you're beautiful JOAN ELIZABETH KASHTANIUK Joanie . . . Schnookie . . . Twirling 2, 3, Head Majorette 4 , . . GLC 1 - 4- ...SSC...MissW.H.Court... laughing . . . Shore Points . . . Boot Camp . . . Smiles . . . Hacklebarney my Nitnu . . . Carnival Crumbs . . . Love it! . . . College HEIDI KASTL CM 3, 4 . . . horseback riding . . . daydreaming . . . poary . . . always laughing . . . Butterflies are free . . . My Kid . . . College JEFFREY DAVID KEARNS Jeff . . . Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . '52 Black Mam . . . the gap . . . dollar bill . . . The Band at the Academy . . Coors Gillette Gold . . . Dr. Elihu Rm tar . . . Four-wall . . . trucking KATHLEEN ANN KEELEN Katie . . . twirling . . . GLC . . . Drama . . . Schnookie . . . giggles . . . weekends with friends . . . shore points . . . Camp Hicks . . . twins? . . . sun- shine . . . pit-stops . . . waterfalls . . . funny faces . . . Hello! Hello! . . . College 203 204 MARK K. KLAGES Fish . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Swimming 2, 3, 4- . . . Tennis 2, 3, 4 . . . Crutches 3, 4, . . . Camp Hicks . . . Bud Buddies . . . Beat East . . . Smirnoff 6 . . . WHPD . . . Right here! . . . Hello Worker! . . .College KAROL JEAN KLAUDER Chorus...CAA...RandJ... Carl . . . Ski Club . . . Fillmore East . V. Cheerleading 3, 4 . . . First Snow . . . Pizza . . . N.Y.C. . . . Blue Jeans . . . June and Prom 1'2 . . . wine parties . . . ABC . . . gentilhommes Petit Wally . . . College GLENN HOWARD KLEISSLER Bananas . . . Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 ...Track1,2,3,4. . .SkiClub. . . Room 34 . . . Winter Running . . . Coach Peiffer and his Panzy-Patrol . . . Thafs all Folks . . . College BRENDA FAYE KNAUFF Jack . . . 22 Manning Ave. . . . Sharing . . . Seen with Cindy . . . The farm . . . July 15 . . . Monticds party . . . Aug. 30 . . . Magic Bus . . . A.V.L. . . .Problems. . .College JOSEPH FRANCIS KENNEY JR. Joe . . .Wickaboag. . . blueberry island . . . rice pudding . . . Ceorge4s party . . . Duke Island . . . C.Y.C. bowl- ing . . . basketball . . . sailing . . . handball . . . 7:50 Club . . . College ROBERT THOMAS KIEFER Bob . . . Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cross Country 2 . . . Skiing . . . Prom ,72 ...February30...theshore... College LARK LISA KIELBLOCK Lark . . . August 21, 22, 23, 1972 . . . going to Georgia . . . Mr. Pacefs period 5 study . . . Yes, oh great master DALE T. KINGHORN Reverend . . . Art 5 . . . Art Shows . . . 4 Lunches . . . Study . . . Big Red . . . Hutclf, . . . Co-Co . . . Lefs go Home . . . College DOROTHY KUNZ Dolly...goop...myphone... under the formosa tree . . . a friend is the most precious possession DEBORAH GAY KYGER Debbie . . .Ski Club. . . Track . . . X- Countryl,2,3,4...Lenape4-... Cast Parties . . . Kygers Krusaders i$l . . . Colossus! . . . Showers in Boys Lockers . . . R.P.I. Letters MICHAEL LAMBERT Mike . . . Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4- tCo- Cath . . . Track 3, 4 . . . Varsity Club . . . Hockey Games at South Mountain Arena . . . College DAVID ANDERSON LANG Duck . . . Leaving School period 7 . . . The Brown TrouW . . . The Mo-Ped . . . How ya doin . . . Der . . . Take it Easy . . . College JOHN CHRISTIAN KOELMEL Chris . . . Hustling Pool . . . Happiness is good Hockey weather . . . that first par on the 10th . . . Hot Fudge sundaes . . . Home Arts Class . . . US. History 1 and 2 . . . College JOHN PHILIP KREIS JR. Jack . . . Jesus . . . Jake . . . Basket- ball 1, 2. 3 . . .Baseball 1, 2 . . . Golf 3. . .CampHicks. . .Smimoff6. . . Bud Buddies . . . Straws . . . Great time Dancing . . . Which Jack? . . . Well Alright . . . College MARI ELLEN KREYLING March 19, 1971 . . . Eric . . . Picnics at the Reservation . . . nights at the Water Tower . . . the swimming hole . . .PlanA. . .Oct.7,1972. . .Can- ada . . . guitar . . . Nursing CARRIE LYNN KRON E Art . . . Writing . . . Chorus . . . Motorcycle riding . . . skiing . . . long walks...goodtalks...Rm80... those friends! . . . Surf City . . . Good- luck 205 CLIFFORD H. LANCE Spif . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4- . . . Baseball 1, 2, 4- . . . Golf 3 . . . Arrow- head 3, 4- . . . Varsity Club 4 . . . 15-5 3, best in W.H. history . . . $5 . . . playing B ball . . . That's just swell . . . Law GREGGORY P. LANTOS Gregg...DramaClub2...GLC3 . . . Ski Club 2, 3. 4 . . . 2nd period study . . . the rise of the Spartans . . . trips to N.Y. . . . IFS better to be lucky than good . . . College ROBYN SUE LaVINE skiing. . . sailing . . . lifeguarding . . . Breton Woods . . . Beacon Beach, Calif. . . . Wm! Virginia . . . lasting friend- ships . . . the days that really didnht exist! . . . rm. 80 . . . one of those days. . .1 . . .College SCOTT LEINBACH JAMES C. LEE Junior, Jim . . . Skiing 2, 3, 4 . . . rm. 80 . . . Father Furlong . . . Josh the bus driver . . . MacDonalth . . . Col- lege VICTOR LEGG DANIEL A. LISIECKI JR. Dan . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4- . . . Wres- tling 2 . . . motorcycling . . . keeping the bikes runninh . . . beating East . . . Sat. night ftbl. parties . . . size 14 feet . . . College ' DONALD J. LONGO JR. Don . . .summer of 72 . . . D.Q. . . . Fish . . . Hey Jack! . . . College MARY ANN LOURO Shorty. . . swimming. . . dancing . . . long walks . . . Oct. 31, 1970-71 . . . a summer in Linden . . . forget it . . . bad news CRAIG LOVAS Emil . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Track 1, 2 . . . 172 summer . . . the big Eh award . . . the Gov. Livingston locker room . . . College WILLIAM RUSSELL LUBECK Bill, Louie . . . Football 2, 3, 4 . . . all spans . . . summer 172 . . . Hey gang, . . .College ROSALINDE MARGARET LUPPINO Rose. . .G.A.A.2,3.4. . .SSC. . . junior and senior ,72 . . . working in the Main Office . . . signing in people . . . Oct. 9, 172 MICHELLE LYNESS Mitchell . . . Washington, March 25 . . . the shore . . . B.W.S. . . . Paul . . . thafs ridiculous . . . College GLENN MITCHELL MAC DONALD Mac . . . playing pool . . . fishing . . . listening to the radio . . . working a few years at Forest Lodge . . . 64 Chevy Impala JOHN DUNCAN MAC RAE Duncan . . . Vocational School LEON JOSEPH MADDEN JR. Lee . . . Maddog . . . Football 1, 2 .. . Baseball 2 . . .Golf 3, 4-. . . Soc- cer4...SSC...J.I....Camp Hicks . . . 166 Caprice . . . straws . . . sports . . . Gypsum . . . Hey guys . . . College 207 CHRISTINA MARIE MAGGIORE Chris . . . G.A.A. 1, 2 . . . G.L.C. 1, 2, 4 . . . Tutoring 3, 4- . . . moi at man ombre . . . pn'agoo . . . shore ,72 . . . morning people . . . Stones . . . l3 . . .mlkin' . . . Hannah Hannah . . . Good Charlene Good . . . College DONALD FRANKLIN MAHON Don . . . candle making . . . roller skat- ing . . . Liberty Corners . . . the barn . smoking lounge . . . variety is the spice of life . . . College MARGARET R. MAIER Maggie...4-H...horses...goats . . the 4th of every month . . . are you rippled? . . . up what? . . . Herb, Dart and the Missile . . . too bad! . . . Col- lege SALLY ANN MALACHUK Sam . . . Lake George . . . summer of 12 in the glen . . . Elk ML . . . usually smiling . . . P.T.L. . . . Thanksgiving in Surinam . . . trouble is only temporary . . .Collegc CHARLES MANAILOVICH LINDA FLORENCE MANNING Linda . . . Ski Club 3, 4 . . . ,68 blue camaros . . . prom ,70 and prom 72 . . ski trips and bubble gum . . . wres- tling matches forever . . . neighborhood gang . . .College MARK GREGORY MASON Mase...theV.A....ext.431 winter '71 . . . No time . . . College CAROL JEANNE MA'ITOON Moose . . . Chorus 2, 3, 4- . . . Choir 2, 3. 4 . . . Watchungettes 3. 4- . . . Folio 3, treasurer 4 . . . GM 1 . . . Spanish Club 4 . . . Mr. Llanohs spanish class . . . College MARK McAULIF F JOANNE MARIE McCARTNEY Joanne, Jo . . . Lenape 4 . . . newcomer to W.H. . . . some real characters . . . bame . . . PHS and the Family . . . pullover sweaters . . . deep discus- sions . . . old friends . . . College TAYLOR McKEITHAN CECILIA MARIA MCVEY Ceci . . . Edgar Winter concert . . . W. S.andcoke...743...knight... the cliff . . . June ,72 . . . Jaegefs Lumber Yard . . . snowball fights . . . College JONATHAN MERGO'IT DANIEL BROOKS MERRY Dan, Chin Ho . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Track 3. . . S.S.C. . . . 4J26l72 . . . Camp Hilltop . . . junior year . . . 4:57 . . . light blue V.W. . . . College CAROL ANN MEYERS Carol . . . swimming . . . typing 2 . . . bookkeeping . . . summer of 71 KIM MEYERS Kim . . . Lenape 4 . . . Rod Stewart and Led Zeppelin concerts . . . Cape Cod 71 . . . Bananas . . . surprise parties . . . summers in Atlantic City . . . Hey Bonnie! . . . Aug. 4, 72 . . . Close to You . . . College BRIAN PAUL MILULYAK Mukluk . . . Script and Cue 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Pete . . . Valentines Day ,72 . . . Escargot . . . A room full of snails . . . You little devil! . . . Col- lege DAVID W. MILES Duk6, . . . shore . . . Duke,s Cafen . the blind date . . . campfire . . . snowball fights . . . Cat Stevens What can I say . . . College BRIAN GORDON MILLER Soccer 3, 4 . . . Wrestling 1, 4 . . . Howard Johnsons . . . tell me about it . . sure you did . . . College KATHERINE LYNN MILLER Kat...Kathy...CLC2,3,4-... Arrowhead 2, 4 . . . GAA 1 . . . Ski Club 4 . . . Summer 72 . . . D.C.S. . . . Baby Blue Hornet . . . Can't win 'em all . . . College J EFFREY S. MILLWATER Jeff . . . Drama and Chorus 1 - 4 . . . Band 2, 3 . . . Arrowhead . . . AFS ...GIC1,3,4...Reachout... Handball at lunch . . . PS. 27:1 Cape May . . . Give me a break! . . . College THOMAS O. MINE Tinx . . . Soccer 1. 2, 3, 4 - Co-Capt. 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3,- 4- . . . Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . The Band . . . Sun- fish Pond . . . Mike's . . . Neptune . . . Forest Lodge . . . That orange Dat- sun! . . . College MICHAEL JOHN MIZESKI Mike . . . skiing . . . music . . . writing Folio . . . summer 72 hitching across Canada and US. STEVEN MONE'ITI Monette . . . Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Florida of 72 . . . The green VW . . . that certain someone . . . Ifs amazing, let me tell ya! . . . College ALFRED MICHAEL MONTESANO JR. Al Monte . . . wI'hat Night Club . . . Till . . . December 2, 1971 . . . yel- low Firebird DAN MORELLA ELIZABETH RUTH MORRIS Betsy...Doris...SSC...Color Guard 4-... GLC l, 4- . .. Quakes . . . Frank . . . Camp THicks . . . falling off chairs . . . rallying . . . boot camp . . . you're kidding?! . . . Col- lege EVA LOUISE MORTON Eva . . . swimming . . . painting . . . SOS 2 . . . nLittle friends at the shore . . . boot camp . . . a dozen brownies . . . loud laugh . . . rainy football games . . . Whatrr . . . College JILL ELLEN MULDER Jill . . . GM 3, 4- . . . Sailing Club 3. 4...SkiCluh4...Lenape4-... lst period study hall . . . Mike . . . August 9, 71 . . . Prom ,72 . . . shore . . . College BRIAN MURPHY SHARON ANN MURPHY Murph . . . Drill Team 3. 4- . . . Drama 1,2,3,4. . .SSC. . .GLC1,2,3,4 ...SkiC,lub...Quakes...Camp Hicks . . . milk . . . that cough . . . boot camp . . . always mlking . . . ten- nis . . . You guys! . . . College KAREN MARY MURRAY Caryn...SOS2...FTA2...GLC 2...GAA2...Cheerleading3... SSC 4 . . . Junior year . . . football games... 3:57...rats...mono . . . boot camIW . . . cheering boy! . . . Really? . . . College 2H JANICE ELLEN NAGLE Jan...FrenchClub3...JSC... Bob and the summer of ,72 . . . perpet- ual smiles . . . valuable, unforgettable friends . . . Don't worry about it! . . . Think positively . . . College JOHN NAKONECHY THADDEUS J OHN NAPIORSKI Naph, . . . Football 1 . . . Track 2, 3 hunting . . . That party in July which lasted two weeks!! . . . Valley boys . . . McDonalds . . . a special chick . . . Fm always available O.K. . . . College WILLIAM H. NEVILLE Bill. . .LSC1.2.3. . .SkiClub3,4 . . . AFS . . . 4th period lunch . .. doors in St. Patrick,s Cathedral . . . the Rattletrap . . . Who's that in front of us? College PATRICIA ANN MUSCOLINO Musky . . . Nursehs Corps 1, 2, 3 . . . SSC. . .Pinto.. .68CvTO. ..V01vo Cabana Diane,s pany Mike,s party the rock .. . the shore . . . Bayside Marina MIKE MUSHLI'I'Z BARBARA J OYCE MUSTO Barb . . . Drama Club 3 . . . Arrow- head 3, 4 . . . the horn on ladybug ...Prom,71...Jan.73...my friends . . . Frank . . . skiing . . . cel- ery 4- ever . . . Never a dull moment . . .College BRIAN LEE MYERS Red . . . enjoys water skiing . . . driv- ing . . . basketball games . . . left a good friend back in Massachusetts . . . came to Watchung this year THOMAS OtBRIEN TINA ARLENE ODELL Tina . . . Chorus 2, 3. 4 . . . Nike Club . . . Keith . . . Chorus with Fred . . . Hey, I got an idea . . . College JOHN MICHAEL OhDONOHUE Creep . . . Hippie . . . OhD, . . . cars . . . Feb. 5, 1972 . . . McDonalds . . . 381 to Sandi . . . DAVID OhRORKE Duffy . . . Surfing . . . boating . . . fishing . . . summer at the shore . . . 7th period hitching home SUSAN REYNOLDS PAGE Susie . . . G.L.C. 2, 3, 4 . . . A.S.C. 4 Q0? . . . Cheerleading 3, 4- . . . Ski Club 3, ' 4 . . . 3 old maids . . . always happy . my Nit-nu . . . Wickapeck Lodge . Bootcamp . . . diets . . . Camp Hilltop . . . College PAMELA JEAN PAINTER Pam . . . Archery 2 . . . French Club 3. 4-. . .Lenape4. . .oneofthree. . . C.C. . . . Study Halls . . . You,ve gotta be kidding . . . College ARAM R. PAPAZIAN Aram . . . Moodiness . . . working on my own . . . Doctor Zhivago 1972 . . . So-faa . . . talks with Tish . . . the bug, and the machine . . . ambition . . . College LISA ANNE PATICCHIO Bones...CLC...ASC...SSC ...Camp Hicks...ourgang... those weekends . . . beach parties any B.B. . . . a castle . . . Sonnie . . . Baldi . . . Schnookie . . . our locker . . . Hi guys! . . . I'm only kidding PATRICIA PEASE STEVEN SETH PENN Steve . . . Cross country and Track one year . . . Mu Alpha Theta . . . College LINDA GAIL PERRY Linda e . . Summers a! the shore . . . Crigsby girl . . . N.P. prom ,72 . . . Delightqu . . . Yuppers . . . Col- lege NANCY J EAN PETERSON , Pete . . . March 14-, '71 . . . seen with Lynn and Frank . . . 1.5. . . . the sta- tion . . . a special guy in a blue van . . . Business School MICHAEL PATTERSON APRIL ANN PAVAO July 27, 1970 . . e Being with Nigel . Underdog . . . Valentines Day . New York . . . Weekend at the shore . . . Digit . . . College BERNADE'I'I'E PAWUL Bernie . . . Sept. 9, 1972 . . . Danbury Ct. Fort Lauderdale, 1971 . . . Lyndon- ville Fruit Market 2 . . Don't worry about it . . . argw . . . Nursing BETTY PAWUL DAVID L. PETERSON PATRICIA A. PETZINGER Pat. ..Petz. . .GAA1,2.3,4. .. 65 Cutlass . . . skiing by way of Dela- ware river . . . Jr. year . . . special friend . . . O.K. Sweetheart! . . . Ya know what I mean? . . . College JOSEPH PEZZA MAXINE J . PHILLIMORE CYNTHIA JOYCE PILKINCTON Cindy. . .GAAI . . .SkiClub 1,2,3, 4- . . . A lunch . . . Mafia and whafs his face . . . Colorado and Illinois ,71 . . . Are you ready? . . . College THOMAS E. PLA'I'F III Nitnu . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4- . . . Wrestling 1 . . . Track 4- . . . ASC 1, 3, 4-...GLC2...JSC...SSC... S.R.P. . . . Wickapeck Lodge . . . Camp Hilltop . . . feet out the window . . . the sink . . . Gypsum . . . College JAMES JOHN POLHEMUS Jim . . . hunting . . . basketball . . . summers at the shore . . . Terri . . . Lady Trouble . . . 51h period study . . . Valley boys . . . chay . . . Somer- set County Technical Institute LYNN PAGE POLIZZI Kid . . . teeny-bopper . . . moving back . . . Wanda . . . English with Teddy and Charlie . . . Home Sweet Fort! . . . College 215 THOMAS J OSEPH QUELLY Tom . . . Cross Country 3, 4 . . . Track 3,4. . .Bandl,2,3,4. . .ASC2,3, 4 . . . Senior Vice President . . . Ski Club . . . running in the winter . . . Florida 71 . . . Bananas . . . Boy's Stale . . . Rapier-like wit . . . College JANET MARY RAIBALDI Baldi . . . Color Guard 4 . . . GLC 3, 4 . summer in Europe . . . confetti . cheese panics . . . Football games 4t88...the four of us Prince and Princess . . . College JOHANNA SHARON RAMCHARAN Bobbie . . . Drama Club . . . Mickey . . . beautiful times with the buggas . . . Bugga . . . College MARIGOLD ODE'ITE RAMCHARAN Goldie . . . Vincent . . . July 10 . . . July 22 . . . You're so Precious . . . College FREDERICK C. RANICH Baseball Varsity Manager 3, 4- . . . ARLENE KAREN RAY Arlene . . . November 13, 1971 . . . Jim . . . weekend at thousand Islands . . . Point Pleasant . . . 7th studies . . . sharing a locker with a friend Watch it! . . . lid like nothing better!!!i' CHRIS RILLO BRENDA GALE RIPLEY always seen with George . . . working at the Candle Barn . . . Proms 71' 73? . . . Wickaneck Lodge . . . Silver Vega CT 9 7...; - - ',-, -4, ,,.. m a CARROLL ANN ROACH Popeye and Donald Duck . . . Chit . . . those steps . . . lhunderbird . . . 22 East . . . waves . . . LR. . . . You love it . . . Queen of the Roller Derby . . .Nursing EDWARD ROAN MICHAEL ROBEL Mike . . . Graphics 1, 2 . . . playing hockey at South Mountain KATHLEEN ELIZABETH ROBERTS Kathy...L.S.C...Band1,2... summer of 72 . . . shy until she gets to know you . . . Hooray for the Irish, . . . Practical Nursing LEIGH ROBINSON Going back to Texas someday soon . . . What exactly is a friend? . . . sunlight . learning clothing design . . . joy . . . love . . . life. . . and laughter NANCY C. ROBINSON Joseph . . . Manasquan with Jessie . . . party hats and volleyball nets . . . Ortley Beach . . . Seaside . . . Moody Blues Concert . . . La La Joseph . . . Fash- ion Merchandising NANCY J. ROBINSON Nance . . . Orchestra 1 . . . Drill Team 2...ASC...FrenchCl.3,4-... Spanish C1. 4 wresJ . . . German Cl. 4- . . . C lunch . . . the shore . . . sum- mer of 72 . . . Yeah!! . . . Guess whatlw . . . College RONALD ROGERS 217 218 NANCY ELAINE ROLLER Nancy . . . GLC 1, 4. . . Lenape 2, 4 . . . JSC. . . French Club 2 . . . Jun- ior English and the defunct athletes . . . Advanced Chemistry Soodi support the Olympics, hug an athlete! . . . College LORIA ELEANORE ROOS Lori . . . going to the shore . . . Char- ger 72' . . . Pub . . . Ft. Lauderdale . . . Crooked Smile,y . . . Modeling JEAN ANNE ROSOL June 24th, 1972 . . . Smileyh Beginnings . . . Molly Pitcher Inn . . . Hey Womann . . . Airline Stew- ardess MARK ROSS NANCY EISABETH ROSS GAA l, 2, 3, 4- . . . Athletic Council 2 . . . Drill Team 2 hManagerL 3, 4 . . . JSC...SSC...Lenape4-... Exployer Olympics '72 . . . summers Europe . . . Philmont . . . boy scouts . . . the park . . . California . . . College MARY J EAN ROSSILLI Cheerleading 3, 4 . . . Ski Club 3, 4- . . .J.S.C. . .S.S.C. . .G.L.C4. .. A 81 J 81 the rowboat . . . R 5 party . . . J 81 B! . . . thumper . . . Skiing . . summer 71 . . . Keep dreamingV . . . College JOHN T. ROWENS Fredh, . the offset press in Rm 82 . . .Senior Lounge. . . Watch it Jackh . . . College PAMELA E. RUBIO Pam . . . Ruby . . . Arrowhead e . . GAA . . . Howhs your groggle? . . . the Ironram . . . Summer 72 . . . Such and such oil . . . Missy's locked up . . . Paper hats are fun . . . Ni-ceh . . . College PAUL RUGGERIO MICHAEL EDWARD RUPP Rosterhead . . . Ski Club . . . SSC . . . Camp Hicks . . . Summer of 71 . . . camping at the shore . . . College JUDITH ANN SACKS Judy . . . Hippie . . . license plates . . . Ice fights,' . . . Pve got an Idea,V . . . College A. W. SADDINGTON JAMES C. SANDERSON LINDA SANTONASTASO Linda . . . long walks . . . swimming . . . the shore . . . You,re kidding? . . . I,m sorry . . . College RICHARD M. SASSO Rich . . . Blond hair . . . football . . . the shore . . . motorcycles . . . the Friday night club . . . $t76 . . . Wres- tling l . . . Football 2. 3, 4- . . . Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 . . . College PAMELA J EANNE SCHAA Mr. Spancake and 3 ft. white rabbits . . . Razzle and Stick . . . forget driverhs tests . . . 8 Drunks vs. the Nose . . . phone calls and Frizzhead . . . wine par- ties in France 219 220 CHERYL DANEEN SCHAEFER Neen . . . Schaef . . . Drill Team 2, 3 Capt. 4 . . . Ski Club 4- . . . Delilah Jones . . . Pre' Coo . . . Do it again Wilbur . . . And now . . . Morning Peo- ple . . . RS. . . . What, who said thatH . . .Nursing ANNE SCHERER Edgar Winter . . . W.S. and coke . . . the cliff . . . summer of 72 . . . 743 . . . Jaegefs Lumber Yard . . . College MARY LYNN SCHIAVI NEIL JOSEPH SCHMIDT Aviation Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Spanish and English trips to New York City . . . Air- plane Mechanic DOUGLAS A. SCHNEIDER Doug...LSC 1, 2. 3,4...the library crowd . . . Christmas vacation . . . Easter vacation . . . Summer vaca- tion . Pan Am . . . travel . McDonald's . College . . . Travel Agent MITCHELL ALDEN SCHOENBRUN CC. 1, 2, 3 . . . Math Team 2, 3, 4 . . .GLC1,2,3. . .ASC4. . .Vege- nation 3, 4- . . . the H.A.M.S. of 72 . . . MSBLC . . . white sneakers . . . bluejeans . . . a multicolored wire belt . . waiting forever . . . College DANIEL SEADER ROLF SEIPEL THOMAS SEMMLING RICHARD A. SHEINAUS The Brute! . . . Arrowhead 2, 3, 4 ...Lenape3,4...Folio3,4... Drama 2, 3, 4- . . . S.F.C. 2, 3 . . . C.L.C. 1, 2 . . . Pizza in Rm, 281 . . . summer '72 at the farms . . . Columbia U . . . Adv. Chem. Labs . . . Cartoon- ing and Art d o z , C .. - 3W1? 'mmsn bravv'. Wuummn' ,v' .o .v Mn nn'Q-t hocucu' u. Ooqutvcutzg 'vvnnv4 o. DANA ELLEN SHEPHERD Dana . . . Lenape 4 . . . Drill Team 3, 4 . . . Station WHRHS 4 . . . Colorado Olympics ,72 . . . hours on the tele- phone . . . my friends . . . celery for- ever . . . Donn worry about it! . . . College HOWARD BERNARD SHORE Howie . . . BS. . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4.. . Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . Camp Hicks . . . the shore 472 . . . Friday night club . . . Shem keep an eye on you . . . College BRIAN L. SHORTMEIER Shorty . . . Arrowhead 2, 3, 4 . . . SFC 2,3. . .MathTeam3,4. . .GLC1,2 . Drama 2, 3, 4 . . . Mu Alpha Theta 4 . . . Folio . . . pizza in 281 . . . Prom ,72 . . . WS.S. . . . cast par- ties . . . Columbia . . . Sugar! . . . College LINDA SIDELINGER BRUCE SIEGRIST SUSAN ANN SILVA Sue . . . Manager 3 . . . 2 years B.E. . . . May 22, 1970. . .white hat. .. Florida . . . that special guy in his GT- 37 . . . Forget it! . . . 221 JUDY LYNN SNYDER Judy...J.S....GAA1...JV Cheering 2 . . . Ski Club 2, 3, 4 . . . GLC 1, 3 . . . day trips to Vermont . . . the bloody Buffalo Styme Stella 81 Sachula . . . Ya wanna leave?11 . . . Keep dreaminm . . . Nursing CHARLIE SORBO Chuck . . . Breakfast Club 1, 2, 3, 4- ...Prom172...A81P...summer of 72 . . . the 64- Chevelle . . . always had to be right . . . College DIMITRI N ICKOLAS SOKOLOW Dimitri . . . after school Tennis . . . working in McDonald1s . . . Russkaya Pravdau with Mr. Uhl Period 6 . . . McDonald,s is my kind of place . . . College WENDY SORGER THOMAS EDWARD SKLADANY Skull . M Basketball 1, 2 . . . GLC Rep.1. 2. 4 ..1 July 3. 1971... Cruising in a VW . . . the Rover Boys . . . lost in the ozone . . . the Tracks . . . I'll bust your head. MARK C. SLUYTER Stretch . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . dollar milk shakes . . . food . . . fishing . . . 2:35 . . . Fords slink . . . What? . . . College JEAN LUCILLE SMALLEY Jean. ..GLC...SkiClub...SSC . Potatoes . . . the boat . . . the camp . , . BB . . . sunsets and cliffs . . . Good, Charlene, Good11 . . . the Tower. . . sarcasm . . . college MICHELLE ANN SMITH Tutoring . . . Sept. 30th . . . the Mon- mouth . . . shaky . . . the Tower . . . Why do they call me the man in black? . . . Skeeve . . .College MMWWWW...MMMW vmmnkmnh BRIAN L. STEELMAN German Club 3, 4 . . . Photography Club 2, 3 . . . Arrowhead 1 . . . Lenape l. . .TrackZ. . .HistoryClubZ. .. 4th per. Geometry . . . rapier-like wif, . . .College ANNE MARIE STEITZ Annif . . . Ski Club 3, 4- . . . GLC 2, 3.4-. . .Cheerin53,4. . .J.S.C. . . S.S.C . . . Mst rowboat . . . sticks . . .Lucky 4:5 . . . Eastgame. . . not a Bobbsey twinll . . . College WENDY SUE STERN Wen, . . . Rod Stewart at the Garden . Reno . . . Summer in Grenoble . . . Led Zeppelin in Concert . . . Dono- van . . . Maggie May . . . College JEAN MARIE STINE Jean...Band1, 2, 3. . .G.A.A. 1, 2 . . Lenape 3 . . . Lenape Editor 4 . the football field at 10 and a cold flute . . . tutoring in Plfd. . . . Prom ,71 . . . Fm Jean, not Susan! . . . College PHILIP H. SPATZ THOMAS W. SPITZMILLER PEVERILL SQUIRE Pev . . . Scarecrow' . . . Popo- vich . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4- . . . Soc- cer4...GLC1...SSC...S.P. game . . . Bud Buddies . . . W.H.P.D. . . . National Gypsum DEBBIE ANNE STAFFORD Deb...Chorus...71Prom... Seaside . . . New Hope . . . West Side Story . . . Italian food . . . everything pink . . . Nurse 223 224 ARTHUR E. STORY JR. Art. . .Fishing. . .hunting. . . camping . . . Mr. Ruffhs class . . . fores- try BARBARA LYNN STROUSE Barb . . . the shore. . .Prom ,70. .. Dinner in NY. with a certain guy named Todd . . . Green Mach I . . . Hey Jack- son! KATHLEEN ANNE STURGEON Kathy . . . Sturgeh . . . G.A.A. 1, 2 . . . Lenape 4 . . . Connecticut . . . The Lake . . . the wheelhouse wrong numbers . . . wherehs Conrad'P' . . . Macbeth . . . blind dates . . . I Got It! ANN SWAIN tutoring in Newark . . . Three birds of a feather stick together . . . Peter and Michael . . . I get by with a little help from my friends . . . Crazy days and ways . . . College JOAN MARIE TAYLOR Joan . . . G.L.C. 1, 3, 4 . . . Ski Club 3, 4 . . . J.S.C . . . S.S.C . . . Cheering 3, Co-Capt. 4 . . . East game . . . Cape Cod . . . row boating . . . Glassboro . sneak rides . . . Cut it out'h . . . College ROBERT LEE TEBINKA Rob... Piano...January7... Aurora Borealis . . . College KAREN ANN TEMPLE Karen . . . G.A.A. . . . G.L.C. . . . Ski Club . . . S.S.C . . . Mousetraps . . . Sundaes . . . and Rain Sunny Hunny,s and Pal Joeyhs . . . skiing . . . Ho-Johs . . . Jersey Devil Road . . . Lavallette . . . Miami 72 . . . Really? . . . College DEBRA L. THOMFORDE Deb Danders . . . G.A.A. . . . softball . . . basketball 3 . . . Shore . . . Camp- site . . . Duppy . . . Pat's and her car . . . baby powder . . . GR. . . . Tell me what happened OWEN G. THORP III Big O . . . G.L.C. Pres. 1, 2, 3 . . . A;S.C. Pres. 4- . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . 5.$.C . . . Swimming 2, 3, 4- . , . Var- sity Club 4- . . . Garden State Swim Hole . . . Fireman . . . Valley Boys . . . Col- lege ANDREA TIAZKUN G.A.A. . . . Youth Fellowship . . . Con- certs . . . Doctor Andy,, . . . Best demonstrator since the Boston Tea Party 6th per. invisible girl . . , two headed ghosts . . . Go Mats . . . Mozart and LeGrand . . . College ELIZABETH ANN TIELMANN Liz . . . Band 1, 2, .3, 4 . . . G.A.A. 3, 4 . . . those weird sandwiches . . . Sum- mer '72 . Canada . . . music . . . sewing . . . Saturday mornings . . . Col- lege RODERICK E. TILLEY Rod . . . Band 1, 2 . . . Volkswagens . . . English with Linda . . . 2nd per. study . . . Lovif Michele2 . . . Keep on TruckinV . . . USAF . . . College KATHLEEN LEE TONNER Kathy . . . Arrowhead 3, 4 . . . G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 . . . Ski Club 3 . . . Butterflies are Free . . . Deutschland . . . Greenies Forever . . . How's your groggle . . . 3rd vper. coffee cake . . . you rat-fink . . . College JANET MAE TOOLAN Jan . . . French Club 3 . . . J.S.C. . . . March 11, 1972 . . . shy and quiet . . . Best friends and concerts .. . Say Again? . . . dental hygiene BONNIE J EAN TRACY Bonnie . . . G.L-.C. 2 . . . German Club 2. 3, 4. . .DrillTeam 3, 4-. . . JSC SSC . . . Lenape 4 . . . friends . eyes . . . Surprise Parties . . . a smile . . . Shop Rite . . . frustration candles . . . Where's Kim? . . . College :LYNN ANN TRIBELHORN Lynn . . . seentwith ms. and Nancy . . . 'the fort station . . .,a very special guy .. . June 22, 1972 . . . parties . . . 11:00 lunch Grigsby Girl thafs true! . . . Oh Gee! . . . College 225 LAWRENCE VARNERIN Larry . . . Sir . . . Photography Club 1, 2 . . . Science Fiction Club Club Mascoo . . . can be seen with a bright green hat MATTHEW VLADIMIR GLCS...VPASC...Capt.SSC . . . Education Council . . . Neil Young . . . College ROBERT LEE WALLACE Wally . . . Leenh . . . Ski Club . . . Arrowhead . . . Lenape . . . Fillmore East . . . Vermont . . . first snow . . . Europe 72 . . . College NANCY LAGNE WARDROP Nanc . . . July 28, 72 . . . Bound Brook Park . . . Seaside Aug. '71 . . . Wed. nights at Sunset Diner . . . Dear Charles . . . I don't know . . . Hi RICHARD M. TRUESDELL JR. Toad . . . football 2, 3 . . . Tennis 2, 3, 4- . . . Arrowhead 2, 3 . . . business mgr. 4- . . . Mr. Myers and my nickname . my little red Rambler . . . Don't put off for tomorrow, what you can do today . . . College THOMAS S. TU I WILER Tut . . . Oct. 31, 1970 and 71 summer of ,72 . . . that night at Davds house . . . College PAUL VAN JURA Paul . . . Hockey at South Mt. Arena . . the H.A.V. line . . . the Westward Diner . . . Hawks are tops . . . Hey. youhre cooP . . . Bimbo the Wonder Whale . . . College KAREN LYNN VARA Karen. . .5052. . .F'TA2. . .GLC 3 . . . Station WHRHS 3, 4 . . . Soccer Scorekeeper 2, 3, 4 . . . Merry-go- rounds and the shore . . . Prom 71 mouth . . . Wehre sisters! lumpy lips . . . friuies . . . Whatl? . . . Knock it off! . . . College BARBARA J EAN WARREN Earp . . . those Navy guys . . . Utters . . . Winding Brook Farm . . . 4 in a MC to New York . . . Therck a uni- corn in the pantry! JAMES WARREN BARBARA ANN CHRISTINE WASHCO Barb . . . Drill Team 2, 3, 4- . . . Arrowhead 3, 4 . . . GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sat. morning practices . . . try-outs . summer '72 . . . Sports . . . nick- names . . . You know . . . College ELIZABETH LOUISE WASHKAU Betti, . . . Grigsby Girl . . . chocolate chip cookies . . . lifetime friends . . . weekends and summer vacations Summer tan! . . . Beach Haven 472 . . . Just forget it . . . Legal Secretary GAIL MARIE WA'ITERSON Science Fiction Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Band 2. 3, 4 . . . C.A.A. 3. 4- . . . Nike Club 4- . . . tutoring . . . Drama Club 3 . . . riding . . . 2nd period . . . Chess 20 mile walk . . . College MEGAN E4 WATTS Wondrous fair . . . a rain drop fell and spread its moisture on the ground, Moments only did it shine before to death it was consigned. Live! PHILIP HENRY WEISBECKER JR. PhiV . . . Dummy,, . . . Ski Club 3, 4 . . . Good times in Rm. 80 with Kathi . . . Farm out . . . You4re dead,, SUZANN E WELTMAN Sue . . . Arrowhead 3, 4 . . . Lenape 4...GermanClub3,4-...FTA2 ...CAA1,2,3,4...England... groggles . . . Scouting 81 Co . . . 5th period Chem . . . sun collector artsy-craflsy . . . guitar strummin7 . . . So sub! . . . College 227 DEBRA LYNN WHATLEY Debbie...SkiClub...ASC... CLC1,2. . .SSC. ..thetower. . . Potatoes BB the Dauntless . . .Caber. . .Nursing BECKY LYNN WHITE Bech . . . Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Pres. 4 ...GLC1,2,3...Prom'72... Carnival . . . one potatoe . . . WhaW . . . Nursing TIM WHITLOCK LYNNE SHARON WIEDMAN Weeds . . . Miss W. H. Court . . . forget72...Dec.3l...opals... moi et mon ombre monkey . . . Mass. or Miami . . . Home Sweet Co-op . . . Kat 81 Buns . . . College ROBIN F. WILHELMS Peg Leg 4 . . GAA 1. 2 . . 4 Drama Club2,3,4. . .SkiCIub2. . .Casa- lesk place . . . cast parties . . . Prom 71 . . . the Bugds . . . Ripple 81 Mus- catel . . . I feel sick . . . Get it on KEVIN WILLIAMS Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Cap! . . . Swimming 1 . . . Track 1 . . . Diands 81 Mikeg parties . . . East Winds . . . College HELEN MARIE WILSON Helen . . . GAA 1 - 4 . . . Senior GLC..ABob...Aug.21,'72... Easter . . . Plainfield Country Club . . . Chevies for ever . . . December 23, 71 . . . 0h Cute DAVE WI'I'I'REICH M. ADRIAANSE AMORSKI BAGLEY BARNES . BECKLEY BEST BLACK . BOYLE CARLE DZIEDZIC FORD GIORDANO GOLD . FOGARTY HERMANN HILL HOPPS . HUGHES HULL wwwzpmz TIZFFWEFUOCPP NOT PICTURED S. JANKS J. McAVOY B. MORGAN B. MOSLOGO K. MUILKENS J. MURPHY V. OTTO W. OZOLINS J. PANELLA S. PAUSER L. PEARCE K. REIS D. REYNOLDS W. SCHRAMM G. STEPHENS S. VOGEL L. WALTERS ROBERT F. WOLENT Bob . . . Aviation Club 1. 2. 3, 4- . . . Reading . . . Air . . . 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Main Strod Bound Brook 356-Il 243 WaH's Valley Markei' Prime Meafs -- Pouiifry Homemade American and italian Sausage 756-3505 Mountain myd, Warren Township A. D. Runyon Co. 45 Division Ave. Millingfon. N.J. 647-00 I 8 Fuel Oil Sales and Service Complimenis Wafchung Pharmacy Complimenh of Trimmer and Haas Garage I905 Long Hill Road Milling'ron Haydens Flowers and Gifi's Bound Brook. N.J. 469-0200 Pefers Jewelry and Giff Shop E. Main Sfree+ Bound Brook. N.J. 08805 356-8900 ttYou may aid the man, you may guide him, and above all, you may inspire him; but the only thing that is worth having is what he gets by his own exertions, and what he gets is proportionate to the effort he puts into it? -A. 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N.J. 755-3875 Where +he bes+ dressed S+uden+s find +heir Clo+hing Needs Plainfield Thanks - S . Comp'memm WATCHUNG HILLS emors The Johnson's REGIONAL HS. 007 M 1 L, Wm M 7 W W V ,W W GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '73 Kennefh Brenn and Son Cons+ruc+ors 5 Powder Horn Drive Warren Township 235 Harry Corson's 647-2525 STIRLING PLAZA ESSO Valley Rd. and Poplar Dr. Bear Sfirling, N.J. MW Alignmenf and ' 'leYV : Balancmg n xmvuc wow; 4mut P164242: Complimen+s of ELEC TRO-SEAL GLASFLEX c ORP 0 RA TI 0 N STIRLING. NEW JERSEY 07930 92017 647-12777 Complimenfs of UNITED RING AND SEAL CORPORATION STIRLING, NEW JERSEY 07930 20! - bl7- IIOI Com plimenfs 0f 756-6262 Stcwwtfs 57 Mounfain Rd. Warren. NJ. Wa+chung Hills Travel Warren Professional Building Suiie Four 53 Mi. Blvd. Warren. NJ. 07060 setting for h'nese 30d C , polynesua . d'n'ne ' i7 Stop at the sign of the pagoda and savor romance in a rare dining experience . . . Hospitality that lights Up every moment. A beautiful dining room that radiates elegance . . .The Kokee Cocktail Lounge where songs, guitar melodies and an inspired piano rout every care. Sustain the mood . . . dine at home in candle-Iight with our take- outorders . . . EastWinds is a perfect place for banquets, too. Route 22, Scotch Plains, N. J. For reservations weekdays call 889-4979 Toa Brigh+ Fu+ure for +he Class of '73 Love Peace and 976 Somerse+ 5+. Liberi'y I 6 Somerse+ Sf. Wa'l'chung Plainfield Elliois Complimenfs Spomwear - Underwear of Founda+ions - Hosiery I79 E. Fron+ Sf. Plainfield 756-5878 amt Glouutry Giloset Milady's Emporium Fine Apparel and Accessories washingimn 55 Mounfain Blvd. nfzanZiig Warren. NJ. 07060 Shopping Cenier 754-I2I2 Complimenfs of Hus+on Lumber Somersef Sf. of lnferhaven Ave. The Hairem Beaquul +hings for +he Beaufiful People Telephone: 755-I3I4 754-6800 754-680l 622 Park Ave. Plainfield. NJ. Bound Brook, NJ. 08805 Compliment of Peiersen's Markef Prime Meafs HI I Long Hill Rd. Millingion COUNTRY COBBLER Warrenville Fea+uring Shoes for Children - Teens - Women - Men New Providence. NJ. Warrenville. N.J. Best Wishes 5 Mt Ave. Murray Hill Douglas and Jean Burgdorff Realfors 5l Mi. Be+hel Rd. Warren for +he Fu+ure 785 Springfield Summif Complimen+s of a Friend Grigsby Nu+ Ki+chen 475 Waichung Avenue 237 Complimen+s of Congrafulafions Melanie and Loan Associa+ion Milling+on Savings +0 1119 SHOPS Class of .73 Blur: SLfr S.C. as Ions From A for a +he Friend women in His Family Complimenfs of The Hang Up 2l2 E. Main 5+. Bound Brook. New Jersey 469-6699 Coun+ry Casual 385+ Wishes Army-Navy . . Work clofhes. work shoes Henrlksen S casual wear for the Pharmacy Wu n A, D . q enfiro Family 4I5 S . F Id A pnng Ia vs. 9 5n GUI? 0.71m 55 Mt Blvd. 753-655l Berkeley Hn. Warren 195 Mountain Avenue W. . N. . 60 Embh h d 1933 re J 07m 56I-4400-0I -oz 203 Open 0 S e 7 days from 9 +0 '0 647'3245 UALITY FRESH MILK P RODUCED DAILY ON OUR OWN FARM Ray's SPOH' Shop Hm. 647-2575 or 647-2228 Firearms and AmmunMon R 8: B Chevron Fishing Tackle Complefe Awfo Repairs Scuba Equipmen'r l288 Valley Rd. RGYMONd P- Lueddeko 559 Pickup and Delivery S+irling. N.J. Highway 22 President Norfh Plainfield. NJ. 07060 754-9285 Esc. I930 In um Jomy's Int mo Innis sum Instruments 0 Sheet Music Records and Tapes 332 W. Front St, Hainfield 756-8549 Jun A Paw Stops From McDonald't m cm mnsm mu S+andard and Hi Performance Aufo Parfs NED'S AUTO PARTS Hours: 9 +0 9 Daily ' 9 +0 6 Sat ' l0 +0 5 Sun. 30 Roufe 22 6WesH Greenbrook. N.J. 088l2 Complimen+s W 4 ggaWJY HWKPSUkw 0mm imgm xxgisnh: CHo-L-x M Kimja of m6 8144; GM mm? ' ' . mflk WBH m W33 Au+o Elec+ric m WW 33vwxsk eQmD. 89 M+. Befhel Rd. W Warren W 476 Complimen+s My kmo +Nxx of Complimen+s of Cyril M eyers Cons+ruc+ion 95- 7PM m 92 Ellisen Road Wa+chung CWu 9,, W Smwaxkx M 312p. WW Nye: W Dairy Joy 2w $50va Whew. you made H! Congra+ula+ions '73 Grads Take H from Cen+ral Jersey's S+uden+ Banking Headquar+ers . . . We +ell if like H is! For your own good. don'1' neglec+ your financial fu+ure . . . Plan now 'For +omorrow The bank Hwafr's parf of your daily life Free Checking Accounfs for College S+uden'l's FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CENTRAL JERSEY - 15 offices throughout SOMERSET-HUNTERDON-UNION COUNTIES Belle Mead - Bound Brook - Branchburg - Clinton - Lebanon - North Plainfield Pittstovin - Rocky Hill - Roselle - Somerville - South Bound Brook - Warren Deposits insured to $20,000rMember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatiaanhone 356- 7000 239 , ! mmmmm m m 9 Complimenk of Lou's Sub Shop Complimen+s 42l E. Main 8+. of Bound Brook 356-8655 Bardy Farms Shell Mt Befhel Rd. SUPrise S'rore Warren ll08 E. Fronf 5+. Plainfield and Middlesex Shopping Mall Ba n+am S+ores Bardy Farms Coun'l'ry Square A Large Selecfion of Varie+y S+ore l+ems Mt Blvd. and Mt Befhel Rd. Warrenville 757-9695 Open: Mon.-Sa+. 9-6. Thurs. and Fri. 9-9 Luncheon - Cocld'ails - Dinner - Sunday Dinner Werner's Lake Edge Sfirling Road Wa+chung. N.J. 755-9344 754-9740 Congrafula+ions +0 +he Class of '73 J. W. SHUSTER 8! SON. INC. Since I938 OVERHEAD DOORS - ELECTRIC OPERATORS WOOD AND FABRIC FOLDING DOORS STEEL ROLLING DOORS SLIDING FIRE DOORS 855 Roufe 22. North Plainfield. NJ. 07060 620M 755-4700 l007 SOUTH AVE. 20l-756-854l Plainfield. NJ. Congra+ula+ions +0 +he Class of '73 From Thulra ndra Rock . 10 WW? mAMcmngrumu Excursnons m M 789-0998 THERMOPLASTIC PROCESSES, INC. Ga N EW' M extruderu and compounders -research -development 469-2992 765 Wasgington 07an Wow! VALLEY ROAD, STIRLING, NEW JERSEY . 07980 . 647-1000 0 Mikhail 3-4600 0 N.Y. COrIland 7-6220 Michae! Wazun, GIVEW - 351419 07060 wa . 7lO-986-3039 2901 ' 469-6969 Complefe Insurance Facili+ies Telephone 20 I -56 I -4444 JOHN T. HUGHES Presiden+ J. T. HUGHES AGENCY. INC. Warren Professional Building 53 Moun+ain Boulevard. Warren. NJ. 07060 'IIIVII VIII II YOUR: nlzpmlul qumm 1.6! ! 241 Complimen+s of The Thorps Com plimenis Mrs. Henry Jennings 0f Presidenf Regal Cleaners Warrior Boosfer Club ' Valley Road Sfirling Compliment Frankel 's of Army-Navy Suburban Radio IOOO dungarees in sfock and I2 Somersef S+ree+ Television Plainfield Sfirling. N.J. There is no subsfifufe for vic+ory y General Douglas MacArfhur Those who work should live beHer +han +hose who will no+ work Congressman John Schmifz A Governmenf +ha+ can give you everyfhing you wan'r can also fake everyfhing away. Roberf Welch The Unifed S+a+es of America is sfill +he counfry where you can s+ar+ wifh your Jrwo hands and a desire +o work and aHain wha+ever honesf goal you, se+ your sighfs on. Le'r's keep iJr +ha+ way. Luque of Euqul BowcraH Spor+ Shop and Playland Rou+e 22 Sco+ch Plains. NJ. i'mriiih G'GQWWG 01d feshijmg 1,020 styTeyQuaaTityWaalue EMU; $0 575 BJEEMAL 708 MOUNTAIN BLVD. mp H'r ind My 0 WATCHUNG, N J. 07060 ndSa urda ay. Call201- 755- 2565 Reservations Entertai nnnnn m Closed Tu easd ay DINNER25P.M,IO 11PM Sun na..ldylPM 0.9PM LUNCHIHI30A:M.I 0:230PMJ1M211dy-t1ruh Sat urady COCKTAIL PARLOUlR: ll: TOA M.! 0? M Fr iayd and Sat urad dyt til I Sun nadyow 21:10:30 CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of ,73 McCartney Printing SBPViCES 165 Washington Valley Road, Warren, N. J. 244 Friday Nigh+ Pinochle Dr. and Mrs. Gafesy The Jolly Family The Ro+h Family D. G. EH'Iing MarckeH'a's Avis Kim Meyers Tomaso Family Dr. B. E. Glass Mr. and Mrs. Tombro The Cloud Mopsey Mercur S+ree+ Duke's Place Bees and Merbs The Gignac Family The Friden Family To all my new friends The Merwins I Love +he Duke Lake Mohawk a+ 4 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bucholz Debbie-Pooh and Donny-Do Robin. Greg. and Ellen Wilhelms Henderson High in Wes+ Ches+er Mr. and Mrs. Rober+ Pace Tessie and KevinI l0-22-7l Jack and Carolyn Brookwell Mr. and Mrs. Rober+ Baly Mr. and Mrs. E. V. ES'l'erkin Mrs. John W. Moore Capt and Mrs. WaH'er S+urgeon Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Waggoner Mr. and Mrs. Augus+ Haas Mr. Andrew E. Pain'rer Mrs. Wanda G. Pain+er Cyn+hia and Mike Swank Mr. and Mrs. Zboyan Mr. and Mrs. Cusick Mr. and Mrs. Busk The Duke Loves Me Dave. Remember $1367 Plfd. Tyg is Alive and Living Mr. and Mrs. Herber+ Downs Mr. and Mrs. M. Daffner Bes+ Wishes - Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Kucap Mr. and Mrs. William Mc Kay Congra+ula+ions Class of '73 Mr. and Mrs. G. Boyczuk Good 'Luck Class of '73 Keep a Happy Hear+! Nodrog Friday Knigh+ and BuH'ercup The Maurice Mills Family Garbidge! Beep Bop! Banana! Skivvy Mr. and Mrs. Norman Laus+en Mr. and Mrs. A. Grossweiler G. Cur+in The Shus+er Family Nancy and J. S. Winky-Dink TMuskyT Arrowfea+her Lives Mr. and Mrs. Lou Harding Mr. and Mrs. David A. Lackland Mr. and Mrs. Wade Townley Mr. and Mrs. Hu+h Mr. and Mrs. Bernard For+s Junior Flopou+ and His Downfall PiHsburg Pira+es Forever Mrs. John Logan Gary Fe+chko I Mi Marido. Es+e? Frances Fischer Kiss Me I'm Irish Good Luck +0 Class of '74 Hi Dee Dee e 'From Dad To My Niece To My Niece Andy BoseH'i The John P. Brech Family Recycle for Survival F 8! F and D 8T M Tommie Myers Prof. and Mrs. Greenburg Casey MacDougaI Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cas+roel Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Aliian Mr. and Mrs. E. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kresge E. O'Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bussel and Family Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bulgreen D. C. S. A. D. C Mr. and Mrs. Chevalier Bes+ Wishes +0 all: Carrie Weil The Unseparable Goon Heads Diane and Mandy Cara Lynn BIaH' Karan Hladik Pam. Ka'l'hy Denise. Carol Mary Ann Py+el A Friend The Howards Merbs and Bees 245 246 James Ra+hburn Fred Klass J. P. Bresiadecki Edward Lomko Mike Nigro Fred Fellows Mis+er America J. S. and +he Big Pig Raoul and Congolia Bauser Arnie's Afro Mr. John Manning Pafricia R. Pelissier Mrs. E. Wel+man Linda Chris+ie Mrs. A. Fulboam WH'h Love and Affeci'ion from Frank and Pa+ Mr. and Mrs. John P. O'Donahue To Kris Mr. and Mrs. D. Lisieki Mrs. C. Kreus Barb Phelan How's Your Groggle? BarreH' Family Rosalie BridgeHe and +he Sunshine Kid Kurs+ine Sonna Schein There's a hole in V's Pan+s Duke and Pe+er - BeHe Niagra S+rikes Again Mr. and Mrs. Bearlepp Mary Froncek Sheldon Henry Jeanne Priddy Mr. and Mrs. Na+han Lipman Baby Elephan'l's Forever Es+l1er M. Jankovics Sara and Dan Linda Rov+ar Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Haines Barf Masella Mr. and Mrs. John Rough+ Mr. and Mrs. George Toomburg Up WH'h Wicked S+epmo+hers thel Valen+ine Woods Bes+ Wishes 'l'o +he Class of '74 The Maier Family Maggie Maier Mr. and Mrs. Parrella Mr. and Mrs. Duerr Mr. and Mrs. Morfon Mr. and Mrs. Doering Mr. and Mrs. J. Truglio The Kenney Family The Big E and HS Gang Sharon and Rich RAH The Lake Naomi Dud Lambie Pie Congra+ula+ions Class of '73 Mr. and Mrs. Rober'l' Ferriday Vermon+ in January Good Luck! From Fran Sills Lenore Travers Teddy Bear The La Vine Family Barbara Cirigliano Felix Helriegel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gennaro Mrs. Mariorie S. Adkins Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Kimmel Mr. and Mrs. P. Bosnak Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wernoch Mrs. Adah-Grace Vollmer Jack and Johannah Brookwell Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harlow Mr. S+ephen Zluky Congrafula+ionse Seniors Mrs. E. C. Gui'zwiller Mrs. Es+her Vail WHRHS School S+ore Nancy and Rob Wilhelms Ru+h E. Schoenborn M. Kes+enbaum The S+urgeon Family Angela de Berieois Francine Juliano Karen and Danny Mark and Shawn Dan and Debbie 4-Ever Jim De Vizio Frank Mafullo Mr. Horun Lynn and Frank Gene E. S+anley Kevin and S+eve From +he duck Gwendy and Shelly Tombro Pam Marchi+elli Brendon and Elaine Mayr Family Sfeve and Linda Heh Pol Keg Par+y The Sene Family and Duffy Ge+ +he Mea+ Loaf . OS Cyg and +he Groggles 6900 Ru+h Jacob gb 69x0? The Mole Wha+ can I say? Tp W:?i; Jessie and Jack nyo g: July 9. I97I Ugo? 49 Blaine. Seaside Joseph and Nancy Wanda Jules MoneHe The S+irling Cruds You musf be joking Joanne and Duncan Are you a +ur+le? The red-haired devil 9; Jill and Michael 093M Margie and Donny 03 Om 3 Nancy Mcln+yre 3 VJ 6V Bernie and Carol OS; be dug . Paf and Jerry J9 A A - TOP 00 X yhxgopawp? 1:08 OV'MW M WW3 T M x 1M err! 9 06 v - '