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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1987 volume:

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They all become a part of the picture. In the end we all have our own special mural 9f memories, each a timely masterpiece. The Lenape Staff of 1987 is proud to show this creative collection. We feel that each of us is an artist in our own special way. We hope there will be as much color in your future as there has been in your past. Michelle Soletto . at ? Viwnw wfruwdl, Mm: J , M Mumm .7 u, Mark G. Aljian ANGELO ABBONDANDOLO: Soccer 1-4. 4'l'm GRATEFwy DEADicated. Saratoga. Jim4What are ya doing? Shwerm+Smurph. Frank you BUM! Rt Al Pacino is GOD. Love U Staph. Sink the-B-ball. Thanx M+D. NATALIE JAE ALBERT: 4'RW4OAC Who cares just as tong as I make my pt. Make a decision. Natale. FH PRS HAIR 3 RMBR 2B HPYAM-Ptcs and now we are here. GIHY: M.D.M,GM!!! MARK ALJIAN: Alj, Zuki. Football 2-4. Yo Ralph. Jay-Jay. Cosmo, Robo and Reaie. Dold. Hey I'm outta here. T.C. Never Forget. What a long strange trip it's been! THANKS M+D I LOVE YOU! SHERRIN c. ALTIERE: 465 STANG. Soccer ITALY - unforgetable!!! Summer '85-PN- Thanx for the music; LEDZEP. 06 Beach Par- - ty '86. CB, Good times past - Ken. MOVIN4 ON. Thanx M+D. D+S. Seniors Natalie Jae Albert Sherrin Carole Altiere ANNE-MARIE AMBROSE: Butch. Track 2- 4. WEIGHT WOMAN. 44STAY LOW Mr. G. Good times w4Ev Bahamas '87. 4No matter where you go. you are there. MR.MR., AUG '86. OTTAWA 485 -- DREAMLAND. 4T0 OR ME? THANX JACK. ILY M+D KEITH AMES: uQuiche. Football 1-4. Ski the Bumbs. Cheers to my nocturnal friends. W.N.' with OK. I fight authority but authority always wins. California. All my friends 3401. MOM. WILLIAM TODD ANDERSON: Golf 1-4, Capt. Good times with Spans! Basketball 1-4. Good times with friends, JM, RC! Beach driving around? Italian club! Thanks pans. THANKS MOM+DAD. LOVE YA AMES. Ronald Albrecht Anne-Marie Ambrose GREGORY J. ANTONELLE: Chilly, A tonelle. X-Country Co-Capt. Let's go MET ROCKY HORROR. YooHoo+Pez. Shaboc Shoobah. The Far Side. Big Bird+Toucan Se THANX MOM, DAD, T4C. 6425486 to 1045486 GEORGE ARMENTI: EDGENIRVANA. l thanx for Sharon that. What? Sleeping t! band. SURFINZ Billy Idol MARK! Kel Let'sg Married. Paul U Squid. THAN MOM,DAD,CO,Car,KeI,PauI. Music - make it somehow. 4UGramps. LUV U. MICHELLE ATHANAS: LAMBS, JES B.F.I.T.W. Memories Deb-ILY. BE: FRNDS - JMCBN. Luv U: BC, JMacZ, Lal by. 35 Out me? Bob: Thanks - LK. STUDU YHT-Buddies. NiceOut. BS '85. Thanks IL MD+Y - Gin, Jana. .m Jon Jeans and Cliff Compton William Todd Anderson Gregory J. Antonelle George Armenti Michelle Athanas Sharon Lee Bedner Brigette L. Beers Judith A. Binner Randall J. Braley Christopher M. Blank Sandra Lynn Breitkopf FETER -BAILEY:-- wPCJ' ?'Soccermaaia; Baseball; Track Landscapers. Inc Falling-w J'PEECAs peaks. Roof roamers H20 kelp F'fights No .chhenocK. Chunder at Lee i-Physscs at hum Check theclipsetAHi R! rs1AcEv 3AM: , aiways -- SW. KM,RB. LPAtla ,ic City w All Cried out. Never forge What '8 and wh should neverbe B P AAallciml'ulnmt Good XS with Doug, Bet+Bri BF fight Doug? Remember- the Shore.Skiing woops, Dawn E gm Goad Luck Betlgl Love A A M+D+8+6. WE.,ADE D Futbau Best night, worst morning TW 6 A ' t 300 Atime-s lem M love Mom- PAP m A Mew Album 0; David Edward Brenner Beth Lynn Busch Deborah Ann Bruno Brendan Peter Bush Adriane Iris Budavari CheryI-Ann Caldaro r 7 Days Weekend' In PA Tom. DUKES CARPET. Did Ya? PdoI Hoppin DEL. VAL TOY - 73 : Fat AIgian i THIX and JE i DEBBIE BRUNO: EH Bruno, Debs FOZ. memories MICH1 MIL. LYA : f CRASHI. ' CIN TC. LNITT smu.;1ane; AII IPABRI. We not start Wla new beginning. searching for ' fresh dreams Thanks M+D I ADRIANE I. BUDAVARI: Alf 'FH+BBI-3. $814. $004. Talks IIIIlWesnglen. LH. Best XIs waemI, Suz, Jw, MU. TL. et aI. Rutgers - '86 wlLL. HH. TL; PK. STANTI OnIy the ' - children know what they are looking'for , IALU M, D L. DAVE BRENNER Gusdolf'Crash 14 I; Q aII X-CountryI Track 1-2 Eric. Kathy and:, anx M+D Good Luck AL and . BETH BUSOI-I: Bubebu. drsWImd 3401 LBI; 1 f'AIIbtnusC'pLove you .... Skid. SpeIIy, La'ck; i .1 Froshlon the IIoor. Sunrise Parties, R-guys I In almost ready Derf. It was us I-IIgher Love. ILY M+D A :BRENDAN BUSH: Football 144. Jr. Pr WKD , :3401 All of my friends, off the waII. Who' 3, ; driven? Bert ha 13! Dead Show. Byrne 85- , Thanks M, D Family. Nothin Left To Do But 'SmIle. SIniIe. Smile Sam CIgar CHERYL CALDARO: Share Rah 2+4 MISS U DAN! IID+D HogIs. BF -- KM+Burn- sy.' XHSWISHAUNVYIIDG The uGang MJBMN - Nevr 4get U. Scottie Bxs - Nik 11m. Late nite calls. Bil. AII Alone DAVE Thanx M+D KENDRA CARBERRY: Meag+JuI4ever Luv Raney. Thanx esp Jon and Trey. MaIne. I 4 FL Fritter. KIgtn and games. Chris's Thai MG MP and BC. Tennis. put things In gIa: ' andIeave maione. PerfectCIrcIe. M+D BOB CARUSO: Aces 1-4. ILV M+D THANK Chums: Dar. Mac. Urbs, Fern. SSexy Chick Trooper : H-ing Reds! DomhzoneI AUI RobIn-I Love You HoneyLambII Hey-Babe , aK, MR. JL. BYE-BYE CAFI Problems?! TOM CASALE: IICurIey. FootbaII 2-4. PLFE - THX A LOT MARK! IPREGO X 2I.-ThaI , GP, Jules and Brig? PHIL. '86. T-GIvIn at Grg ,THX, KEN! Just DrIftIn and Dreaminr. Luv I , MOM, DAD and NE Kendra Lee Carberry 3 Robert Joseph Caruso Christine Kohl Pamela Casellini Linda Stein Kim M. Chow Christina M. Chrobok Robert Carl Cignarella Darryl C. Cilli Cynthia Leigh Coghan Charles David Colucci Benjamin Perry Cornish 4 NTHONY cATANzAnd Pelican 4' ' Back ROBERT cAnI. CIGNARELLA pr54 06. '4 5 CYNTHIA LCOGHAM: Cindy Reh1e4Capt '1'tracks d6wn the shorewithBK.7Pointer The 4 44 . PA TannIs14 Soccer1.3 Ski Club Sec. JID. McUhiIL Taiks Luv U Deb. Feth Kris. Who. Babe O'Rieiy.5' Peapack Run Pany Key Club NHSSec. Never forgetyou Qherry -Cheese NYC Reai friends Thanx Drew. spot Cla'ptoh '85. Jorma 83 and 4'85. Adveh-4 7731184 Remember Hays cK587 Good Luck 'Urb'e'St 5oop'y L5l. C4U Sarbar SB. Thanx ,5-wretsam Laterhighschooll' 5 .455Mom.Da5d Kat NCOgnan Gang.iLU 4;:ANTHONY GATENA. Uncle Festeir. 75inARRYL CILLI: ?'Chiiis. 4 ACES Whitehead. Rose Bud TR. 8.; The best of x s ' Pals: Bob. Urbs, Mac, Fem. Meag KIiiington 4 K .T, L .4H L. P. T M.J M. J; P. J54: K. Never 7er Eskimopie Me Sting'i' T 5- forget the U glyD5uck Cow. and the GOAT 55Piat Jes, quzone 5 Stars. Caps X LivesOn 4 5 M 4 4 Capt. 43-4CHUCK COLUCCI. 54 Buelier '- M3683 55SAINT. Saretoges Roomin wlx-MEN The55 Compose AiwaySPoints t6 Terrapih 3401. Ail 59' my friends. 44 Cheese' New 55M8ID 58EK CGRNISH: 5east N6 More. The Barn. Team Steam. Killer at 22. Joe PTant. Skate 44 1-4 i'Big hromer i6 watching yoiii. Learn. Good 7 5 aka Grind Fa55kie Hop.55 Get hun and ea; The Blob Thanx M and D. ' 74K MMTNG CHOW Caume Ouimmi See you In 5::5Taiwen! Luv u Eddy! Rio Trip. beaverdam. Miss on Dave Stop drooling you guys! Mark yo Va changed Edwin Dread! ChamBen- 4:454: 5. F0 Batt'i'hanx Mom and Dad :bam em times wlcs as. AD, as $01 'Iater ,5wuan iLUMoman Dag! 5, Michele Anne Costanzo Meagan Kathryn Coy Dawn Ellen Crawford Amanda Curley MICHELE COSTANZO: 'I-ISheIJ'IIIISheIIe: C. Rah.2-4,. YB. 2-4 tEdJ He Lives.,yY.L, -+-, Saranac - Harvey '84 MAT. 11l10l95 -- A J M can :i drive Pat? Italian Pat Jouch. Bouk. Shelli S. S..D wlB..C Md. V, M ,Buddy Mike. ILY- B. F. IMOMI MEAGAN GOV: LUA KendraandJules - Best Nabors 4-. FZR. Orientations - Thanx Mitch! -;- PooIsandChilIs - Maine. .IB Thin Ice- ' KIgin .. Dont FaII CIII The thow - Jen,NIc.JonandSheIl -- Wiidwood .. ILY Mom,Dad.RiandTIm DAWN ELLEN CRAWFORD: If Lar Could Talk. The Quest. Cuz. JIII - Coco Must Sit! The Car Wash wlSue; Thanks Jill and Sue - you're the best! I :LOVE YOU MOM.DADANDSIS. Lots of Luck Class of 87 AMANDA CURLEY: Manders. I Love You Rob Yeas! Anyone wa'nna go to Ridge? Lunch wlChach.Laur. Patch. Fun Times wlcas.FIetch, Shann and Chrab. LM. Laur. 5 What a- long strange trip it's been. .Thanx MandD gnninre Julie Currie JULIE CURRIE: Rah 24x3 can Beet Friend AI Thx . AK .Kp,JE. Biz and Tommy! TcGivingi Little SIs Dean! What a blast. HaHlRt22lDE- JAVU. 'IHere comes troubie Cookie? I' II miss u andIMaII ILU - MGIDGreg ELIZABETH ANNE DALY: Boukie. Love Ya. Picks! Sheliie S. MMFYL! Never Forget The Beach, B+BSTCI Sheiie C. ,JouchIWWI, Gina Wins, Baby Lori, Love Ya Pinnehad, Saranad '85 Summer '86I'Thanks MSIDII GREG DAVIS: Greg. Baldy. Life on L.B.I. X-Country 34. Co-Capt. Track 2-4. NIRVANA. Tubes. 238t. B.L. B.L,T. Forina DE-Joop-DEII? Miss You Oath and'Li. Whats next? I dunno. U.S.C.G. Thanx Mom and Dad Nelson Czekalski ADAM DEBIOKI: Squirrel, Sta-Puff.'? 0 wlThe Boys. Hank, Kieibaski, Wee Pee Choynik, Siapstick, Jeffr'o Oppie Croc Bun Fathead, CIetz Remember the PumpkiI with the Polish Flamer LUM D. HEATHER DEGEN: Skit Morris. Clo? DeagIt 'Ruff-Ruff? Dugan? CLYDE? Oct. 3 '86 - Genesis+8rian -- He brought me a 7036!. I' II bet you 20-some bets are better lost! I LOI u RC take care!! CAVE DEO: OH No. Graphics Again 'I Ford. Leavin Rubber. My Keys. Killingto Bromeiy. Shorty. Van Halen, ZZ Top David Lee Roth. GS transmission problei Rajesha. He stared at me. Seaside Parties. Heather Degen Gregory Scott Davis Jennifer Delisio David M. Deo Seniors 27 Kelly Ann Diamond Sari M. DiGiandomenico Brigette Beers and Lisa M ritz Josephine DiMarco Penny Sue Eberenz Amy Elizabeth Dowd Terrence Driscoll Jane K. Ellis Jonathan K. Eng susAN oasessd Sue. GT's wIAIIy. Jill A Scott , -;Dawn.- Tony fBuste - IE'LIt :aIICarwash Fotoma .Cboki ' ' '86 wIP.B. Alta Romeo. F oggIe kate - M . GD d-KeepSmilin tr .7 I , S a : . Met, SIIzy. Dave. Janice WE ARE GR 'T!E - OOH , . . What A DOMINICK DIMAGGIO me In the fast Iane Is i'iAV-H'ERRENOEADERISOOLL TIGQ F36tbalIG1-3b fEwe to make u Dose our mInd. Cutlass '74 v , . Capt 4. Baseball 1-4. Ice Turkey 6; HM,IEG,CH,+LS. , The. . Dirt 7' hanks M+D+Fam. 217I86 u I ' g :i-IA1. SusimEddIe, and Bimbo: , Many ony. lluvUJohn Thanx M+GIOKI mAmethe'a Dahling. Bath and 3ng Kath HEY NAY! IHI Girls. h m . h Seniors 29 RenEe Michele Entrup 1 Michael Lawrence Faccia I.IAENEEAMIcAELLE-ENTAUP:1 GirIs smegma- - 6-86 I'LOVE YOU FRANK 9-21-86. B.F F Amy, Krysten Summer of '86 WiIchood. Good Luck RON Thank you MOm,Dad,Don1 ,Aa, and Ron for all of your support! NAY 1 LUCIANA ESPINDOLA BrasilI1 ThaAk1s ,everybpdy that he1ped me ARIZDNA-i. Washington D 0.. .BeAnig1aA s . Crespo Family .THANKS MOM AND, DAD, I LOVE YOU! .1721; .217; . 1 ANTHONY ESPINOSA: 'fEspo 1' Rambo Mis- sions Leta Night Cruzin in the boatster Good Times leimp, PeIIcan, BB, Space, BK, DK MI, JR; KZ;1111HuntlAg alt day. THANKS MOM 1 11 AND DAD. College. Later. MIKE FACCIA: MYK. Grappling. Rats DEAD LIVE Nassau Cal. ECU TERPS. Roomm wlx1Men PM1AM GIGS 3401 - AII of my friends. Never had such a good time. LYA M+D, P31 Sta, +Sue. I m here. should be there. Luciana MagalhAes Espindola Gina Falvo -1 GINA FALVO 11Gmabina11 Italinan Clubl1-4'1 V. P13, Pres. 4, Fordum!?T.M., S..S 84-85. MC - THANKS Italy '86 11133-41: S1enior Ed luv ya M. 3.; Nivi and Mike couldn' 1 have 110113 it wlo y011.1lluv you M+D. , ,, LORI FARACE: Drill Team -- 3 years. CAPT L11116 Bunnies. DEB! Spain Mexico Mmivan K-mm. Saranac. YL, ski. St. Patrick' 3 Parade Holly Pebbles. JOeI, 8111, Jeff THANKS 1 MOM AND DAD lluv1uall. SALLY FARRELL: Wane B. Yearbook. Vini. MYKAL The Wall. TonyandSue 86. JRNY Virgil -Ansr machine. Roots Rabies! Atlantic City Madonna Ku1F1ames! NYC Luv 1U Vini,' Call me! Thanks Ma Dad WM and u people Duh! L JOHN FINNIGAN: Brickwall. The Bus. M S. G. I. W. W. F. w1th Friends J. B. M. U. J. S. and kaolai Bundy. 51'not 3. Mr. IderfuII Machomania Fishing- With Capt. Salamander and Aridy D. The Vessel. Love Ya, Mom and Dad '11311'i311KELL11EE -8185.0shpin,Loveyou foIks . .1 . Lori Christine Farace 1 :NIGAN Remember S1udy BI dies ,RudyaAdMary. The PITS at the villa sg-and our- Egg MAMuffIA friends BFls Trig and The Pips M..,D K.L. and JD A groovmess Greg Love you M and D and and D i-igDONNA FLAIG- Donz DSWFH I NOD.Baske1tbaII Track StI11Id. D1i1sc.Ja1 4. Sixth and up! TED WEN AND 81 1 11AWE1SOME x's 'with GREAT FRiENDS SPAIN - N. Y. C -- L. B..I 151 Girl Soccer -Cap.-i:ShortIy. PiPowb. Luv 2 M;D,D-.S.O.C ; MATT FLEMMING: APE!Bass1-4 6011 1112 CUTLASS, LE 186 -- Some good points some bad points. The Band?TL COPP iaterhiils! Sally Farrell Bob Phillips Kellee Finnigan Donna Lynn Flaig Matthew D. Flemming Seniors 31 Jennifer Fletcher K ri Fotschky Stephanie Kordulak Herbert Charles Freema Christi Galbraith Meredith Jean Gambino Glee Ann Garrison Cassandra Godlewski KARI, FOTSCHKY: Fudge-kie, Xis wlLiz. Lid Bridge, Mo, Sar Mick. Dan -, 'IEsteIie Luv ya!! INXSi86 - NYC?!A RUBA Fun in the Sun! Sr. Pr. '.86 OZZIES -- good memories JELLOII Thanx M, D Sisss COLLEGEBOUNDI Henaasfcmnms FREEMAN: Hunting and Fishing 1.4:: If! am oniy busting.' Some bookin tIm hittm up the bass pond with, so In the 4 cylinder IaThaI'Iks Mom and Dad: L maI-Iiio: UMedMDI-thk You T6d 2.11684 Anns'. , : You Cant L Antonio E. Giacone Chris Goffredo GLEE A; GARRISON: G. BFF: JiII,Ra,AI, 'Kasx'Brat, NO NEVER! Photon?!4 wheelin. CC,J,M.DJ , - helped aiot!Sum'86 leric. GREE WHAT! DLRB -- Nice Hair! NEXUS - isup with you?lLY -- M,D.G,A. Are we having fun yet? ANTONIO E. GIACONE: uTone. Boxing The Night Away RedBox. Life Goes On Good Times wiGood Friends NT, RS .13, BS, JK GB. 6 Camaro. Thanks DadlMom L So on and on I go, th eiout', therai-s so much? Is he read to find out 'CASSY GODLEWSKI: Michelle F. Gilardi :- Brian Ira Goldberg FLETCH AND CRAMER. Trip to Hackiebarny Amphitheater Hotel. MITSU. Headin Down A One Way Street. AAH-UH. Too Much Is Just Enough. YeesI Fun Times wlLW,CC, MC,LH.THANX M and'D BRIAN lRA GOLDBERG: Big Bri, The Guy. The Custom Cruiser. The Diary On Walden gPLond The Greek Connection. WDHA-FM The : Boat 9? North Jersey. Thanks Mom Dad Sam , R h Kyle. Mike.B.D. Seniors , 33 Joanne Golden Deborah Jo Goodrich Daniel Goodwin ; JOANNE LDEN: Ghdst Casper rva-K Wiiiard. My curfew Crazya. itwasus ' 67-moonlite. Nag- -Satch iLU! BF ILU-Anna P+PG, T. Mary, +BuddyI' You don't miss things until they' re gone, DAD LDEBOHA O GOODRIOH: Basketbaii 1-4 .8 Math Team... Chorus. Softball. 23. weekiy Worid News. Greai x' s at PEEC Summer '86. Shore wITJ Chicken ILU.M.D.T.J.+B! Just . Footprints In the Sand. CRID The MAd Sleeper Ski . 8+0 SARANAC 85-,6 YL Awesome!!! The T.A.V. Good Times leJ.LVT,PH, GT.KZ.MC. Remember the times wlFred! THANX MOM+DAD. ,. REMEMBER THE FUTURE. Seniors Kristen Jo Greenfield Derek A. Gottfrid V . uch Life 86 ithe GraAteSt JCH Lunch wlAim, Lyn, +I AT+T Miss you Man. A friend's a frie forever. Kar,Amy,+EIs; RobI-Hoi; I Luv DAD+MOM MessiahHLY Karl. Jar. 10:6. . prout. Hey Gang. Espana 86 Greenfrog. Best times wlMR, MK+B..F F. wlSS. Cooperufrat. NYC Shore The Gang - NYEVE. ILY MU+E$. Gain down. JMac' BJoeI. ILY -M.D.R.R.. JILL GRIFFIN: Jiiiybean. BF:GIee,AI,Ra,Kas. No NeverIMarshmeilow. Princess. Crash. Bardy's. Fine. SYP.LM, EM, DL. CC+OT. Sum '86. Apt, Dave Dammit's Back. SWNM SPILYM, D..L+M lMY-J. .5, . - BBB ,Are we havingfun yet? , , 8- JACQUEHASKELL:BB,$3'1i-4.Jr.Pr.3461 All of us wide boys. 00.88. All Nights MBTS. Good Times,Fla. Whatever uh-hi Memories Boffer. Aiways+forever:0AVE Feb,'86 TL. Luv MOM.DAD+Famin. ELSCOTY HAGEN Cbs arse Hour Shox , Good Job E A D. Mish-Mosh. ARTIST ONI Badge Bish-Bosh and friends. Love JUDY. MOM, DAD. BRO. Remember not forgetthe future. Bye YUKO GUNJI: Yuko. Yuko-sun. le9 Club. Folio. Tennis Club. Ski. April, 1986, the Spain trip! Madrid, Barceeieona. I Love You M. R. !! Thanks MOM+DAD Have a fun everybody! Good-Bye. , Jill Ann Griffin Darren Braunstein YukO Gunji Elaine Ann Hackenberg Scott Hagen Jacqueline Haskell Seniors 35 NV , x Robbin Lewis Jane Hawkins Marjorie Lynn Henderson James Patrick Hendy Lee Matthew Hetfield Eugenie M. Heytveldt Jill Kristen Hoffman Martin T. Hubbs KEITH HAYES: Ivan. Ski CIub 2 Hoops 1-3. MJ say To Air Is Human. Key Club 2-4 KiIIington '86 it' s onIy an expert sIope, TA Rheils I111. Simes. Uncle Dom my man. Mr. S. THANKS FOR EVERYTHING MARJORIE LYNN HENDERSON: Margie. SaievRIdes. Math Team. I'll never forget. Journey concert wIWK. Van Helen Party leM QUEBEC wlBAND THANKS M+D . . 9 Track 144 MId-state champ, wOwI Pacer is better than Catapole! except the bananas stick. Nice car. Schubie. UG's not Capt. - I am. So much for this!!? LEE HETFIELD: Beaz. Golf 1-4. Summer '86 .. swell times with Karen, Dare, the Lutz gang, and RikMarino, Jose Luis PeraIes, Marky Sparky,Jay.and me. the obnoxious . one'THANX M+D. ' Itai. SkI+Key em Andreas L. Holz Nancy Jeanne Hoge Katrina Michelle Hunt Lynda Kay Hunt EUGENIE HEYTVELDT' Eug Piano 14 MARTIN THOMAS H0888: Good times in Holland Tennis 1-3. ReaI Estate. NHS II? S. 5 Band 4. Math Languages. Babysitting Mr.Mr.. car. Oh. look. Paris. NY. CP. Thanks M+OJ. out to breakfast 0n Fridays First period. Thanxs MOM+DAD. KATRINA HUNT: KT. Best times with - Lisa,Ant.Buck,Adam. Thanx Good luck and ILU aII! Halloween -- three blind - mice - - J.K.! The lunches at BK with Eh. WestfieId destroyed it. Thanx,l1.U ,MOMIIDAD! JILL KRISTEN HOFFMAN: Jillian. always Brentie The Quest. CoCo-Dawn, 100x. Be , literal Susie. Orange Bug-Lar, pie Thanks ' MOM. GREG, GLEN ROFIY Good Luck: ogis F1114. SRISA. NHS Unofrgetable times wl.. .you aII know who you are!! I miss yew Mo! ILY Mtke always and forever! UR Special , M,D,+A! THANKS. , 5 never forget any of ya!! Thanks MOM+DAD+Iuv ya Don' I forget me when I'm gone,TonyI ANDY HOLZ: Chubby. Destination unknown. BBC. Piece of mind. Warriors. Come out to pI'ay Micky 5 vacation for Iife- Entering the party zone! See yaj DUDES+DUDETTES Time for a Hua Thx M+D. ,, I Auto Good times in Junior 0040p cIass going; Seniors 37 Laura Ann Hurlock Gina Iachio LAURA HURLOCK: Hurl. Field Hockey 1-4. T hanks Mike -.... I Love You 8-28-85. Stand by me, Chasm, etch. Don t werry abaut it. you II get ave: 50A. 38 MC CG Summer 86 Thanks MOM. DAD BIIIy, Dorothy NICOLA M. HUSGEN: NIcoIausi. German Club. School year '86 of the cIass 10b. Class trip '86. Sandra,Kristin,Nico,Maren. NC. Green Blue eyes in the summer of '86. First schooI day. WHRHS. Rik TI USA! DENNIS HWAMGI;, kaangman. 1k, MTm. All Band 1+4;dmi. NHS,Asrhs,S+C.ATm-, 344. AM PA. SacI-Viotins. Saces' Revengepnovels. Fluff. PEEGI-Quebec '86. JAZ. G x's -- DK,JK,WK, DL.CP,+aII. Miss ya NLJ. Tx+lLU M+D+K. HANS BOOMER HWANG: X-Country. Track. FPS. Math Team. BB Shooting of Myers. Party Peaks of PEEC H20 Fights. Rutger's Summer Thanx AHPBTL MR. AR LH GA,+aII for fun times! Seniors Dennis Chi-Shun Hwang David J. Iannotte GINA IACHIO: Chachi. Rush. Aruba. FH 1-4. Luvu HurI Stand by me 4-ever-Mike 812 We' re real. Peach Patch Jansen oidys but goodys. Be forever young. freeddm and my truck. PTLM+D+A DAVID J. IANNOTI'E: Dave, 'IDaveaI. Track 1-4. FIB PC. The Big Chill. I Love You Allyson 4I8I86 Anv. Bridge Park. Wish you were here. How should I fill the empty spaces. Thanks MOM, DAD and ALLY. JANICE INGRAM: lngy. Best Friends Tam+Kev. Luv you forever .. Eric you're my babe! Snuggles. June 84. We R Gleat Kel! ehyep.SS+LM WCFS. HvyMetaI m. Luv ya Karen. and U 2 Ant! Thanks M+D. SCOTT JAMIESON: Scooter. I won't forget: COLORADO, Boulder. Pogo's. Dempsey's, LBI. Cabana, Hamptons. Packed jeep. Will miss all paIs. Climb High. FELIX THE CAT!!! 0 FREE AT LAST. Thanks Ma+Da. , HarIs Hwang Janice Lea Ingraham JON JEANS: Thanks JIII ,Rane,Jen, Kend Spida. Kyle+ijtpb Socc mania puIse guz Joe Jackson salt of II earth. 69's England 85. Dylan f'For'gat abo today until tomorrow. Lua Jill Peace jj BETH JENKINS: Baj. Memories: EWW RIght-haIf-Dienem LBI, gIggIes. Red turn at Rt. Light. Miss . Pen.Ott,Pumpy. Hamptons train ride! Destin tion unknown. HAUNTED BY BLANK WALL Luv M+D. , MARK, JMNMINO: 'I6Mhoh3. Hememb always th6 good times at HJ. LBI summer '86. Ahh Dude. Super-MoFo. have a food tin in Col. Thanx MOM+DAD,Greg.Matt, Kendr GNUS Mit. Jonathan Jeans Beth Jenkins H . Mark D. Jiannino Matt McDonald and Chuck Colucci Seniors 39 .;1; u. u . A k . . -mmr'rymuy m 37w; ; Brendan Bush Kimberley Ann Kaiser Mary Kampermann Brian Paul Kane Seniors Timothy J. Kelly Kenneth James Kelmer Jon J, Kieffer Jeffrey T. Kiel ELLIGTT JOFFE: JuniorState 34 Math Team :BR1AN KANE: :fYaner Soc-Mania Back KENNETH KELMER: James. '-L'BeAt PAIs , 1.14 Folio 4 Trig Party PEEC We gotta get? , Tracks Shore gigs wIA..C Hilton Head wIw ,' .2. ES. JK. MU. PS TS 122 PB HRT,GEN1. Luv: 9, ut to Ms place,ifItstheiastthIng We eVer' ' Area withe brathers 'and others. '- ya StephLisa: Grapling 2-4 Soccer113. 1 'do! Busmess schooiInSept '37!!! ' 811911114ng319 City Rastaman Live up d9nt smoke! Wow that's far VBCamp 136- . DCIN wIGB.S'J. Thenx MrsHSpank Luv 2- SANDY JOY: 1.131 14 Kathy Certei B.F.F ,, Magma. 3098013. I thy Lake P1acid '85. HAWAii 185' 9' Garbage Run 84-85; License. what Jinanse of-' -- A 2 Mom thank pr everythmg Leave this broke down palace G D AA. 2, S ,. iDAVlD C.KARCHEBL DAVA; Math Team 1.4 A JON JOSEPH KIBFFER: 11Suzuki SamurAi I am 241 Junior, State 3-4 Remember ' Fia. OncA OV'er easy LYJT DW Crash Stunts: DIPLOMACY T'ri'g Party. Yurgh Hey Mike! TOpdown and we re off. Camaro. :IP..IBG. 1'7HeAthAr1 Odimrrii! ;' Debbie Bio.Lab.I-I Nobles 4x4, My Tonka Toy DC.. .1mpff Thank youal1 . L. ; Luv and Thanks MDT and Bros. AMF ' LS KIMBERLY KEILL': 172911, Duze' JEFFEBY EKIEL: Band QMamtI 00110911. Jaz. Coiorguard 3.4 See 2-4 May. Dweeaz1 Bea Pjt Quebec11-4 BavAn wIJaz. Tennis1 2 A YN ,2 s - I love y u! , , B1ast wIWYZ, Mike. My Mersey Girl She' s i 17 -' the the 'o'n'e Bruce .-... Boss 49115:. In Oidsw ' f-Chevy ifPuliin ,ouuo win'I' ., . Aim. y, ,- , , ., SAISueNanessa. Danio1leMarg,Bon.Fami1y ,2T1M KELLY. Sooce 'a. Golf 1-4 1.3! ,9 Month and Jo Luv, ya RM Jerryplus Vanessa .3401 $0118.?! garage. Sum '86. Artists on19? ' Luv 93 MAD ' coiors crasfi wHidA in blood2 shot Ayes'IU2111-W , nWiDE AWAKE! 1 hope that someona gets- ,myISTING iLY ALVS. M81D , seniors - 43' Maria Kilker John Clotworthy King Elizabeth Diane Kirschner JOHNPKING: rllKingfish. Football 1-2: Fun 8. Good x's .leS.T,S.FS.MU+the rest! the glass; 0 mopeds. Syracuse vs ? ZZ Top 'My eye. Someday Matt will remember. Kiiiing'ton '86. ILY M+D ROBERT KIRCHBERGER: Football 1-4 Cap. .tain. Wrestling 1-4. Karen 1-4 ilLYD. All my friends. All night at 3401 LBI. M.F..-RM. LAmneSia Thanks M+D+E.'1iving the good ' life LIZ KIRSCHNER: Giz, Gidge. BI. B+MB. Lid JT DU AT EITONS MASS. HJVID MARAT TAN 3-525. ROCK. Scary. TANKS. 1 1 Python lacking. God. GTW BU1LP1KF1DM1SDIJM1MA. Thanx M+D+Droid+Let+Jen+Nelson. JOHN KLOTZ: Jono. LBHK. Set-ups. The Fiamer. Kraiszers. 17000 lost. Pumpkin Throwing.Squirew1Weeper Ready. Tape and Ham. Thanks, MOM+DAD. Seniors John Edward Klotz JEFF o: mum: w'EZZYfHockey + Capt: , 1118. H+J Landscaping Leaves 1-4. Art. - Clay. 228 Farm. Fox, Varment Thanks: MOM, DLAD, GRAM, SISMTERS BROS, FRIENDS-I-METS. Famousll ' ' ANDREA KOLFHAus; F.H.1-4LJulie seue the Males. LH 88. YA. WMJ PSE Bobby+DC. Fun w19veryone.Rizz:From then till now. TM TS. ILY M D, C, +0. STEPHANIE KORDLULAK:L D'Steph SKL Band 1, 2, 34. Chorus 1 2. Twirling 1 2. W.H.0.0.P.S. Good times with Good friends. Carl+Stepha Together forever. Love 'ya MOM+DAD. l'm outta here. CHRlSTINE KULKASKi: Chrissy. CA w1LW, Summer of '186. LJ's. Nights at D+E's To LOVE. Bf's w1LW 4-ever. DR will make it! M+D I'm only baby sitting. Aug 8 began it all friends. Jeff D. Klumpp JEN LACKLAND: See ya Cog. Fr. yr. on th floor JAB. 'all' nighters. Best pals Burley.BuBeBu,Skid,, SG. RiGuys. .Jr.P Wkend $63401 It was as 10130 Ski Trip 86 - The games we play sammers -- LBI M Love BOB ILY MD. L CAROL'LADWIG: 395811906008? l love ya Scott ANNIV: 10118185 BF-Kellie. Pocono -- New Year's Eve! Lake George wit Cuz+ScOtt NYC -- Liftie ltaly. Love y DELNEGRQS Miss you MOM Thanx Gina. St Mark Aljian and the gang Eric Koehne Andrea Kolfhaus Stephanie Lynn Kordulak Mark Kressbach Jennifer L. Lackland Caroline Andrea Ladwig Seniors 45 Chris Laffey Kristi Anne Latimer Julie Lazar Luciana Espindola Robbin J. Lewis iKRIS xLAT'IMEIR: Timothy C. Livingston CHRIS LAFFEY: Squid. '86 Good as gone , Who' 8 Chuck Taylor? Clover Hill! Spain 86! ; I i ForBiII: oink Followwhatyoufeel. EImoWulf the tie Bathroom Protocol Thanx M+D Luv YaITtthat salifolks ' viN eve r NO, NH ,Study.The Cow+Piglet. Remember Blue DquIebag, MJ. GFIS VM NM TL Bubbles. .: +JD I Luv You Donaid LuV and Thanks MOM, I DAD,+RAYI I , . , r- CHRIS LENZOI Quick-FIelease. f'Spidey. , I LW '- phone call 9,186. 'INd R0 not the I whipped cream! That which does not kill me I y-i'i'imakes me etIongerI 313m: fouling is a strategy! NK: BE HUGEI! , 8-forgiet Jessica Dara Lipschutz Eric P. Lomakin ROBIN J. LEWIS: RA. Italy, Greece, and Hawaii! Friends:IIJIm,KeI. AA. JiII.Giee. D-3,, Kas,Ai+DI:I Luv U AII. Ski,Summers+TraveI- ing! JOB Always SMILINGI! Bardy 5! Thanks MOM+DAD Keith Black Fiero! aassv LIPSCHUTZ: Little drops of water, III- tIe grains of sand, make the mighty ocean and the pleasant land Thus the Iittie minutes, humble though they be make the mighty ages ,9: eternity , LISA ANNE LIU: f'LISI, Lisaloo. Bye friends Stanwelivard ones twice, thIee tirhes? C moh, what 5 wrong I rhyme! Rutgers, 118 .- wild- Woman, sI'aep ihdependence LOVE AND THANKS To MOM DAD AND BRO Lisa Anne Liu Eric William Lund TIMOTHY CLINTON LIVINGSTON: Mohgo, Mud-Manft IITimon' Veman. Warrior FootbaII Track. Rutgers. What 3 the slap du jour? mm 35 more periods , Hi MomVII Gaod-bye friends smc LOMAKIN: 'I- Chicken' Legs. JudaSJ Priest. 0.0. '86. BK-POW. The Wagon. Heavy Metal Rules Cruisin New Providence m Haf Ha. IIAppaIachian Woodworkmg Raceway , PaIk '86 ERIC LUND; Do! 1001 bananas 5 am ,I papers. Mark 14:38. Italian CIub V.P IH- bene. FoIio Young Iife,10114186 - reborn. -, PhOIOn SAMN '88 Boys. Trekkies u- SSIJAIJDILBIDN Thanks M+D Praise they, Lord! 8' -' SeniIIIs 47 Michele Lutz Peter John Maren HicHELE'7LUTZ : Swimmihg 1:4! GPaI SN ii The BC - Remember the BASEMENT! R+L 4:- Broncmalk! 115 White Ave -- No Kitchen! ' Nay to 33. Lost in Philly '85. ILU M+D - Thanks! ,, ' GREGORY CHARLES MacNEIL: To achieve - success conquer one's fears and strive towards excellence. Batch and Hymie, time to go hit up the Bass Pond! On tho new horizons. GOOBYE.-;., ; RALPH MALATESTA: FB. CAPT. LivelDEAD '84. Enjoying the ride at 3401 . V.man. All of my friends. Roomin in closets. New YearsLlLU MOM.DAD,BRO. Youkcan't go back. you can't stand still, L , JILL ,MANDATTO: Tennis 1-4, Capt. G x's WIJGiTS+SA. It was us. Tapnorekim. Hews Vaca,,Longytalks leL. Yo DH. JD Nite TP. IL- YM. 'x s'wlthe' snobs. LA Btanc RM. ILY Ma,Rob+Sisters. CARDS. Gregory Charles MacNeiI Lisa A. Maritz PETER .5: MMENi' an ?'Blodd. 'g'imrv Bell. Buddha. Buck. Ski Club 3-4. '78 xMustang.r- KC RC -'+-- Carsu-Good fri$hdsz RA.EG.PKL.BC. Remember the times I made a :fool out 6f myself that night KCi: Love ya; Always. LISA; A. mmmk LisaLisai Abandoned house. yea right! 10 more m'ins..BF: BB,SS,SL,CK. The Marriot. NYC - camper? 1:00? BBr-Uf. Stuckgwlme. We're off Steva, Ruggs. Lynx-4spd. Curbs. CHRISTINA L. MASLO: Germany '85. Quebec: '86. Band 1-3. Good x s wlfriends party! Memories foom! TaIks leS+JC. Miss ya DM. Jr. Prom wlMS,GA. WE MADE IT LW! Still lov- , ing you, Michael 3110l85. ILY DAD,MOM,SIS - Coilege. Ralph Malatesta Christina Lisa Maslo : JOHN ueA'rsEn: f'i'iohnny Macy'Hoops a , ILU MOM+DAD. 3 Boys:Bob.Dar,Urbs. R inguineds. Decadence le.Mac. G' wlBENE, Jessy 9+23. ; :ILU: MA,TA.DF,KC.MRIUNO. Faster. Ffibi SWEEP Matt! SKATEAWAY - THAT'S Al. ' MAfT mama: Rohimin wa-5ien am mam Too much of-everything is just enol GD 3401. Live DEAD shows RB. mun fov A , Roses. Thanx 'rents. ILUJ. He's gqne! DONNA McELWEE: Sheldon .... Feb. 84 Forever. Love. Best friends. Good time: Wildwood. Remember the nights of sum 86 - fun. sun, dreams. Wire out of he Thanks MOM and DAD. Jeffrey McCusker Donna Lynn McElwee Robert McGuffin Meredith Gambino Seniors 49 Lise Marie McGuinness John C. Mcllwain Bruce McIntyre Chris Chrobok Kelley Ann McMahon Scott D. McManus Janet Mick Rolf Milchraum Kellie Louise Meyer Paul Miles ' rzKELLEY A. McMAHON: kel. 11Herm. 'DS+ 17::FH BB1-4. M + K -- 4evar 711. the lake gammy pals Di + son etc Good x s w,IBF 5 JE, 2'38 .13 AB DFSL, +1113 gang DB + J no SSOTT McMANUS:11Lance.'Soccer 1-4 , .11Alex 4-ever31 Best times wlDA boys 3401. '1 U2. Yea, Thats what 1 cail a campfire SHH ' yOur gunna wake up John 1' m gonna sell 1' L . ,cars '1 Through the spiral staircase 1H FAM. Cor;13;4-7 LYN k us1s B-mantoc Thanx Mom+Dad C , , -. ,. . -, '1 1 Thanx M81080 '1 1'w,lCBFF.Sari St M. BPS.1ntensexs KELLIE MEYER:182 CutlaiSs Supreme You Chris - 12116184. 11I m GRAZLL, BF CAROL. G T. WICL,,G , AND GOLDY $1109.11 MSDH MOM8DA J's JANET MICK: CHALLEN ES :1, ,, Sum 1864.31 1NXS SC ' Liz, Nan, Sar. Dan, Kar Bridg Dance 1 ,, Thanx and ILY M. D B Newer Give Up An Dream Seniors 51 Sarah Louise Miller Cara Mia Montesano Anthony Patrick Mirra Dawn Lee Mitzner Ted Moody EB MITZNER- ASC 1-4 Election -4. ChaIrman JUnior State. NHS 3-4. , Key CIub 3-4 Secretary. Live your dreams V and life wIII never let you down Thanks and ILY momldadlScott! Seniors CIIIb 1-4. Bane. Ith this' '5 4ybe Thank GF 38 84-85 Luv U Mom. .4 gHaIenQ- StrypeerrUIsIn 4CyI.LV wlMe'da t d Sandy 6 string fever 1-4 Prism Thanx MIiD 'scorr a. MONTY: 'Too mp5 IIMInthI' ti Motorcross 1-4. 443k The hollowE-Town , Brome-weekends. AMA Dip. ScalIions; 1 Dodge- -Estata. BaIIey-SchooI Plunge and racing! TED MOODY: Mood' - Football 1-4 brujas - Pre game mudd In wImudmen - supersti- tions -- step on spike? -- bad Iuck wistump - zz - Riv - Thanks momanddad AII for you! . .m-yIrIeIIds Banding is everyming Meg . .Bro4III , K'eIIbasi. Good x s wlgood friends -:- riding -,. . C? : 1 Thanks DAMIELLE MUMLEY: IIDan, Dani - HU x s wlLiz, Bridge, Sars. Lyd Mick Hogus. Sat, Mo BF: Kari HMuffy THANX Bear at the shore! INXS '86 Aruba! I Fudge! EstaIe! NYC Luv U MDJJ. .Just 1 beginning Did Most for the School Nancy Hoge: ttl'm happy to know that the work I've done is appreciated; that makes it all worthwhile! John Mcllwain: t'lt feels good to have done something for the students. All the students make the atmosphere of this place. They are a distinct Class. Theytve done the most. Scott Michael Morawsky Michelle Moscaritolo Danielle Munley Seniors 53 Senior Superlatives . . . Class Couple Throughout the next twenty-four pages you will see those seniors the class chose as the winners of the various superlative categories. Lenape asked each individual how he or she felt about being chosen the most or best . . . The response of these students appears on the pages next to their pictures. Allyson Smith: I could never have done it without him. David lannotte: ttl could never have done it without her. Thomas Murphy William A. Neumann Jr. Karen Nowak Seniors Michelle Linda Obitz Melissa Anne Oliver Mary Patricia O'Connor Vanessa Marie Olonzo Robert Matthew Oppenheim i'IId BI'II, , , I I , Prankster CO-OP a I :1st Construction 6, off and 5150 in the deck We re outta here. MICHELLE LINDA OBITZ: Bitz, Mobitz. Band-Hotel Coolidge? Quebec '66. Don't kill de wabbit. Great times with S 0., K. S. L..T. M. P.. and all the rest! LOVE YOU Mom, Dad, . , Nook and Hersh! , LTI'eesh. CG . ., I 16' ' L the flagman, aim. Quite the thing BIenv Dad A WHOLE BUNCH! I ,,Sal. ILU Mom and i L . LIvA: Footba ' ' LuleMDJ Glory Days LL JEEP To live is ta paw U - MELISSA ANNE OLIVER: Missy. Gary. 6118185 I' II always love you! So happy I m out- ta her?! Miss ya a!!! Never forget ya Patti. 990d times roll! T Thanx Mike D Ior Everymmg. I LOVE II J. K. I MISS U Love you, Dad ROBERT MATTHEW OPPENHEIM: Tweets. Take the shot. Orchestra. A-Team. CYO , Hoops BOG. Chris: Logaf. Maison: . for Seniors 55 Kathleen Mary Oriando Lisa Marie Pacilli KATHY ORLANDO: KAS. Summer '86. BTwlChris, Jill Deg. OT Rob, NINJA, EM, Glee AL and DI Andy' THANKS I p T EVELYN A. ORTMANN: EVEYL.L L'L Track 1-4. College?! OH, NO! Bahamas F87! Explode Thirty Ft ! TIL or me? In LUV wlyou know GREG FACE paLca U2 AprIli'as Dunes Cape Hatteras Good Times with good Friends. 3401 TIII the morning comes. Foot- ball Pals. Thanks MJDL If s up to me and you! ,-R HLHL. Angela Percario LISA PACILLI: FHM. The Best of x with KT, CNMAN, Lyn8xBuck ILU ALL Stars talksJate nights Capo: -- the store TA H W Gloria Peterson LYDIA PETERSON: Lyd. S8IC KC -- Pr: 0 Best Pal - Liz. Lamp JT REM Mats NV Trips. RNJ2, ARRGH! Janet.SariK' i0: DAVID PAPA: PAPS. Somewhat Confused 1-4.PATOO! Mont. P.R.WlFresca. Jess+San- dy. DD's close shave. OOPS. Stunts to auto wlB. S. Oklahoma. My CTLSS+PNTO. THANX g LL M0+MH. Lettering G S F THANKS Mr Hauck '0 out w Del Boys Shore w Leigh too much fun It's free and It runs. L.Y,A. Chris. Fernan- do Whatta wack. Partying w friends. Thanx MD. and G L ROBERT CHARLESLPHILLIPS: BObfL' ac by. Bro. PAST. Thomas 8186. Weddi Tang Soo 00. Thanks Mon and Dad. LATER JEFF PILEWSKI: Jethro. The CaddLy-WOI Gym. Beaver Construction Co. The Ha: L Cheese and Crew. FrTendlyMs Breakfast ,Jetski SnonobiFe. Old cars. 4W0-Gx GLOHILA PETERSON: B F'sL WlJ L HahgiLnLLg friends from all over. Thanx M and D Mosi Dramafic Liz Whitney: eel was very pleased by the honor. John Mcllwain: All the worlds a stage. I like being at the center. Its very comfortable, like an old chair. Most Dramatic: Liz Whitney and John Mcllwain Lydia Peterson Bob Phillips Jeffrey Pilewski Seniors 57 Mosi Original Stephanie Prepon: '1 was very surprised when I was told. Everyone is original in their om way. Kyle Young: W feel like a small naked child wrestling in leaves of acceptance and renewal. Looking up, gnarled oaks tow in the distance. There's a tick i my brain. . ...w ' ; z Most Original: Stephanie Prepon and Kyle Young Amy L. Pittman Michelle Ruth Plocek Brent C. Poole Kelly Christine Powell Kerry Ann Preston BETH PINTO: Pinno -,--1- GL1' .. Anne Marie W , MARY VAL SARAH, RON E , . EVERYTHING! I Luv You Guys! T- my Moms and Dads for an! I LOVELYOUI PROV.1:717. AMY PITTMAN: 8' UP? Finally out! VaI-- Best Friends Forever! The Boss '.85 Great Times wlMary, KeIIy. Beth, Sue, Danielle Nantucket '86. Later Eric. Remember Jerry?? I.uv Ya man. THANXIII MICHELLE PLOCEK: Misher .i. I orguard! Partiesl Concertst BIu' 1; Hooded cellar Qu6becI $kiingI IBRENT POOLE , y Z'Ligator LBJ. surfing sh No Socks Bradley and Fnends. TI: and Dad. Pie I can I think of anythmgyyelse toIf see ya , SS. JJB. '03: MT. 11L rWeeps.D-1P3 THANX BE II- , x s wIJcaAK THAT'S JUST TI-IE WAY 11' M80 L I DIRK PREISS: LESTER '1 STEPHANIE A. PREPOII I HAMPER STORIES! 1'YO 18 LUVYAM, M, L,C, S. ANDY PREISS: Dave, Randy. kas and my; underclassmen friend. YES, Graphics 1-4, Thanx Mrs. , H SD and RFI, PUPIGOOD BYE FOREVER WATCHUNG HILLS 111'?11$ Denise. Hackamania. Runnin Wild, Thanx span. Road Trips 3101 A 61113 any D. C. Con; Banshees. Running. Summer I, tabla, Remember the Dancatanar nights. Jane, Ape, Dan. and I'Farmer -- Thanks guys. Love and thanks to Mom, Dad, Grams, and Ray. KERRY PRESTON - 'Doo, BlPals: Bubeba S -- 3401. LBI - AI! froshonfioor Hey now! It , , Ami. Mons, Jack. HigheI Lo . L, M80. Seeya ' JOHN T.RACHMIEL: Shmeal. Track1-4. Fishin at Ug' s, P.A Cabin Life Guarding at CNS Future Weatherman Skyy Pilot. Nice Bus. Pat. llImiss you Goldsackq NANCY RAIELLO: SQUIGGY Chorus 2 and 4 ItaIian Club 14 SaIIdy. Jo'a rIe. Susan, -' I16 9-130 900-. Seniors 59 Michelle A. Roberto KEN RAYMONDWBeef. Skiing wl Gup and , Boehe. uFlahjah, he stared'atme. J.T. and his GS. 8.6. and his; Petiari opar blows. Chbvy goes, 00-0? at. '88; CIA7? Che IELLE, ,RIGGI: , , Spanish Club. f'llimis's ya'Vali my; B.P., M.K. and L.BJIBelmar '86. ,B.C;,Yahkee Rose. 287 to the parkway. Benniga'ns. Remember. Barb? L I love you Mom and Dad. JEAN-CLAUDE RIZK: J-C. Claude. h'Mad , Dog. Track. French Clubh Rocky Horror. Chicken. R.L. M80. Cockie. Wig. Dave. L Ant. Fizz. Dri. Four down, four to 90. Later An- dy. JL. The Poconos $ Buffs LclaSS. Store. ,John'ny D h , U h ms 335 3401 Danielle Riggi Jeffrey R. Roenning MICHELLE A. ROBERTO: Soccer. Track. 3- ha , Greenfrog. Paris. King Tut's wawa Hut. LBI. ,Un est. Baked Alaska wllc'e L , uhiverse is madai- f , 8d; : 1: NING: Roenner. Skate 11a . The Hamer. lshm - has; 86 up wlRock.'hh33. 5- Late night roadtrips. Dreads. Barn. SC. C.Books. Thanks mom. JOANNE ROSATTI: Jar. Jojo. Jojy. Band 1-4, CG 3-4 Capt. Buvr Rules! SHML - Journey. S$T$Harry in SF '86. Quebec '86. Mems of: San, Nan,Jan and Buddy. KU, GG. Photon. CM, Zen, Dwaez, Mish, Mo, CA. :ILY M.D,Ant. , , . , .. who mada my la 5 JAMES nueesmo: , h85. Clapton is Gad. Wi Jean-Claude Rizk Joanne Rosati ROBERT ROSE: Bobby-Boy. Yearbo Fun in the city with friends: Tommy, Bono, 1 MU. Spaz. Melis e-wyc amazing. To Law thei beast: Moveayt , Diego. Bru oo'd hon man. T Tapster. Party Spot : L; The Wagon. Out lunch. Good times wIAng, ES, JK. Than Dad. MARK JOHN RUPPERT: Captain. Rupe Soccermania. Tennis. Track. AhK. 2H0 figh1 Kelp war. Roof roaming. Physics class. Stu: Methods. Peakks of PEEC, I'm the captain my fate. master of a - L MosI AIhleIic Donna Flaig: IIBeing voted Most Athletic made me feel proud that I was recognized for my abilities in sports by my peers. I enjoy various sports and plan to remain involved in athletics throughout my college years. v. Scott McManus: I'l was surprised. I really diant expect it! J La A 2 A II 3 I E I Robert Rose James V. Ruggerio, Jr. Mark John Ruppert Seniors 61 Mosl Arlislic Chris Chrobok: I like it. To be recognized as an artist is a Liz Kirschner: ul feel honored and flattered that I ' compliment, especially since it is the only thing that hasn't voted Most Artistic, and will continue creating we changed for me my four years here. Thanks everybody! high school and college. Jeff Klumpp: lll appreciate being voted Most Artistic by my class. It is gratifying to be recognized for my art work, which I enjoy so much. mg a; r . f'i Most Artistic: Jeff Klumpp, Liz Kirschner. and Chris Chrobok Michael Stanley Ryder John Randall Sacco Frederick J. Sage Seniors Fernando Salgado Taya Kristina Sarsten Joanne Sama Brian Schengrund Beth A. Schneider MICHAEL 5 RYDER: Band and Tra Chorus. '86 Band Meets. Quebec. Jazz. Hoops wlChris Rob and Nelson. Trig Rap. What German Homework? Dave' 5 Diabolic Diplomacy? Heyy Jefff! Heyy Wyzzz Thanx , MED. JOHN R. SACCO: Slick Journalism 1. Jungle Jane. JH. Marc you smell Funa? Chem '84 R Snakem Snake T , , ' miss you Janeri' FREDRICK J. SAGE: Headin for the mts. 1-4. Adam, Chns Tony.Dan, r1 'fIJKszwoods, ' 'wlPinkIlR-ip Thanx M80 ,, TINANno-EALGADO: 'IIIIiIando. SoccerI 3; Skiing. Grateful Dead. x's wlMU.ES.JK.TS.DC, KK.JS.KG.SS,JM. NYC ,-- Revenge. LBI. NYE. Nopp S-berry Short- ; W ks Glass w, 7186. I need a miracle ' :M 8.1 JOANNE SAMA: SOS Club. I Love to swim. I miss W O H. S. I II never forget when I went to Y to watch f'Big River Thanks Mom and ,, lLove , GREGG EDWARD SANDOW: Vg. Track -- Discus -- Shot 2-4 Hey Handy - Capt? Nice car Claude. How many seconds will Pa. Guys? I: yPilot S aaaces. Dvuhhh Sitman 0rd. - I Another 8 ng-Pong FIshing' Skiing What the? Dad. TAYA K3131: NA sAnsT' I Unga-Taya Quank Quank' Rachel. 880 1-3. Stowe Bunnies with Laune Luv u MR I'm gonna miss you, guys. Thanks M80. Here I BRIAN scHEN'anuuo Tscheng Iid- Trucking? Someday. Headin SouthII s Good times ian. Beach 8am ; . n.9Thanks Mom and BETH SCHNEIDER: Schn ' S a! .COIIegeIH Seniors Eric Schuller MARC L. SCHNEIDER: Schnoz. Swimming 1+4. Arrowhead 1-4. Me and my Puertorican tax; fog coat. and fuzzy. Dice'Jun. St. I smell tuna. 5 Aces; Goodbye Ant,JC,Fish.Pete, Pat,Ug,J.H. Thanks C-M-D RICHARD SCHNEIDER: We are about to roll away inside this great big beautiful peach to a land of . . . of . . . to a land of - from James and the Giant peach CARL SCHUBAUEB: Shoo-be. Track 1-4. 3+0 Ra4. Lifeguarding. Party With The Guards. TOP Squad. Clemson. Sailings. LI. Jaime. Whatz up? Hi Steph,Kathy,Jolt. Love you Mom.Dad,Sue, - WOW! aninrc Richard A. Schneider Valerie Jean Schwager Carl F. Schubauer Jennifer Lynn Schwartz I ERIC SCHULLER: Fun leK, MU, FS,KK,TS,DI.CM.KG, Friends - a$1zBrok2Pedin2IV 83-86:Concerts:shore:HW Sessions:Parties:Driving:Work?: KeyszLU MandDandBroszMuch More 2 Come: Nothing ButSuccess. VALERIE SCHWAGER: Val. schwages. Chorus 1-4.Amy:BlFlF. Ku,Dan,BP:Friends Forever. JWJLUV Ya,GA. Yankee Rose. Best Times at WB, BS Concert Ruled! Cha- quite,Renee. CS,Luv ya Mom and Dad. Good Luck Rick L JENNIFER LYNN SCHWARTZ: Breakfast Club. the ruckus? . Woody Allen Movies. STtNG at Amnesty and RC. Lazer Beatles. Snarf!, Cosby. Summer '86. ILY Julie,Bri,Kell.SunBFAL Greg.Mom and Dad OTTILLIE MARIE SCHWEIGER: AA! Thanks Sue. Taient Show. The War is 01 THE DOORS. Candystriper. DM. Friday 13th. Love ya Lou, Pam. Some Good Tim Some Bad, FINALLY SLB. I LOVE YOU M1 AND DAD SUSAN c. SCLAFANI: KU. TM and GF ' 85. JAR-JEANS. Bane Mudid! Ups! Chorus 4. Monkee wlk. T. Danza. Out 2 tunch. N Alert! Great times wlNan.Sal,Jo,Cara, and whole gang! Thanks Mom and Dad Most Musical Linda Wang: I am flattered that I have been chosen Most Musical. Music has been a great part of my high school years, and it's really nice to be recognized for it. Scott Hagen: ttl feel that John Vetere deserved the full honor. John Vetere: I feel that Scott Hagen deserved the full honor. John Schwarz Ottillie Marie Schweiger Susan C. Sclafani Seniors 65 Most Talkative Danielle Munle : I don't think I talk a lot, but I guess other Mark Aljian: I didnt know that I talked much, but people think di erently. How do I feel about it? Well, I must say that it feels good to know that people kn could go on, and on, and on, and on, and on . . me enough to vote for me. I would like to thank m public for being so loyal to me during these times. Keep up the ?00d work after my departure from Watchung Hi Is. Good luck to the next prominent figure to get this honor next year. William 8. Scott Barbara A. K. Serafin Sandra Marie Serina Nancy Shedlock Michele Y. Sims Kathleen S. Skibenes Andrea Rae Sklower Allyson M. Smith I M WILLIAM SCOTT: Billie. x-c Track 14. NANCY SHEDLOCK: Rob. THGIS. The FIeId. KATHLEEN SKIBENES: Skib. Esprit. Horse Dave, remember the chicken? Basketbali Marriott I Love you Bridgett. Lisa. Jen. New , ' . Greg, where' s the Fire? Hey Jeff how about air! ;- York, gas pumbs The Tran The beach Don I , movie? Lamg; Mammy Shed. I Iove you Dad and Mam. Joanne and Mary. : BARBARA 55mm: Vo-Tech Nur3ing 1-4, 7; George going out 6x Luv mm A ms in the LEY sums 'IMi3h: Hock3y1-3 It Club 2-4. BeneIISmIth?England. All night pOKe . MeMe. The Nile. TC or Is It ME? NY - want on garden II Driving aimlessly. Rocking all night. No pink . 3 school IiThx M3D3C3F. SANDRA SERINA. Sandy II Kevin 81I1I8l85 -- ' I I ALLYSONI M. SMITH: AI. IIAIIy. . Ann. I Luv u. x' s wlBFS: KP , Sue, Jill, G, RA, P+A, Kas, IIRB. LH .TP,MV KK, CM miss ya me? Are ya up : I dyer? up! Whatslifwa? ., i . Gonna make It! I luv u mo ,,dad 'I' mmy, RuI, Thanx. Y and Dadyand Pup -.- I Love You. I Senters 67 Charles Solomayer Christopher Hall Snyder Michelle Soletto Demetrios James Speros Christine Speth MICHELLE SOLETTO: IIshelli 8., Meesh. Greek ILOVE M+D. SheIIi ClZBF's .. ILY Track : B+Bstc Summer I56 yb g-tics w-fggcrIRISTINE SPETI-I' Stine IISki Summara- - imyLM IISMYRNA, hugs. I of I86 -- GA Divers. Chevette. Seaside I'ISSB IIyGF 8+0 Thanx M D S , Cruisin Sayre. Hey hot pants!! BF-SH, KM I II , - ,. . stIII miss you! Thanx Mom. Dad Moe, Sandy, LL ' Kathy, Rob Europe, here we Come. pbems. Intellectual Dawn Mitzner: Although it is always an honor to be voted for something by one's peers, I would have preferred the category be phrased somewhat differently, as there are connotations of the t'intellectual that I do not feel apply to me in any way. However, I do appreciate this support by my peers. Rob Oppenheim: Very goodly. Seriously though, sometimes people have trouble understanding what I'm saying. Not to worry; sometimes I dont understand what I'm saying. I know what I want to say while I'm saying it, but after it's said I'm not sure I said what I should have said when I said it, Anyway I'd like to thank my parents, without whom I would not be possible. 1 . tug J. Most Intellectual: Rob Oppenheim and Dawn Mitzner Most Richard S. Stankiewicz Suzanne Starr Laura M. Steil Seniors 69 Beef All Around Michelle Athanas: I was very happy to receive such an honor. I think people are just too nice! Tim Livingston: I always thought that I was round. I guess others do too!' WU Al ,x Linda Suzanne Stein Armin M. Steuber Susanne Svenningsen Monique N. Thacker Amelia E. Thewes Deanna Lynn Tietze Mathew Tranquilli , , HAL SPACE I L MONIQUE N. THAOKER: Monieq, Nana -' Good times ngood friends: DC ,JU.KeL uDim I Stuttsr'rf Ski. Fence Saranwrap In rain. Wis ' k mere a cop behind us?'f FIeId Hocksy? Royal WaveiHomm LuvUM+Dl , i L RIC LAWRENGE THAV: E. T '86 F'I'II na' , I, forget my first day of school here coming In , j - a senior I was so nervous and everyone mad9 me feeI bettgr by being nice to me -' AMELIA E. THEWES: Amellal, Amel, Aims. NN BPa Penelope UY morning '6 Sine '68: Olds. ,, . :, ,- L phone cans WUM. Summer of '86 Metal. - is NYE Top down day FIock n Roll Hearts will n'evsrdie. AL. FIPK. ' Chow's forever 13 mraosno JISSbOOkS '66 Stang. SusIe+EddIe. MonysMony P. I times roII Thanks, ' A ' Theth-rD 0k! . 9-, DAN TAGLIALATELLA. Thankthe Lord above iIor my skamboard. The barn ramp. TEAM STEAM Thanks again to my skateboard. Good Brothers Grind for fun! Skating is pleas- Ing.111a'nksM+D. 6 Seniors 71 Rikard R. Treiber Matthew James Urban Lyd Mickster; ' S GINO-MANI Luv 0 Han E 4:303 BI-MB DANCE! Indu'Ig LLLoIIe you Mom and - Dad Just .,. , BI'I 9d, 'L LLLGidgefL LL 612i:g1 Dani. Kat, 2xBridg. , Louisa R. Turqman Donald W. Van Tassel Jr. gLTTHEW JAMES URBAN: 'Urbs. Football. Baseball. Goif Track Good times wlFS, ES JK, DC, JM BC TS, KK. Boys of summer. LBI NYE 2286 Dom Zone Cool Bro at SU anks MID. Got a long. long way to go. .ALD W5 VAN TASSEL. JRJ- JD. 'L 'DJ'ersL' Hdnda' X82008 Yamaha IT200. Gtanhurst Hay CT remember the jump at Gila hgrstf' enduro racing Remember the arty Kathy L'LN6 prob and Forget about It L' , , FOX and AXO ,, :LEN VAN TASSELL: Len-Babe S8IQ 1-4 Ski Club 34 YL Saranac AWESOME! 1JN5: 911-.12 Good times wIDerak Peta, Mikey Pete B-Friends so long. Thanks M D and Ting. Heather. Hove you! Later. Bridget Raye Unice H. Leonard Van Tassell ROCKY VERTONE: Roche. BB 14.500081 maniaII SKT 1-41 Sessioning at the Barn. Ou side, you could feel the difference! The fac tIon. Luv ya Staci. Teamsteam. 33. Remember ,1. three hooded men Thank Mom and Dad , JOHN LEN VETERE: Remember Ba Weather. Ja'min in the basement Drums Drums. Drums. Miss ya Rudy. Keep Jamin ti We meet again. Skiing with Satch JumpI turnstiles in NY. Gotcha. Love ya Dad DEBI VISOTSKI: With an I. Deebee. I L FIbI players. Spain. CRLG. TMF. Drill Tean Capt. L.B.I. Mini van. Saranac. YL. Lori, JeI Mak. S 8. 0. Mr. T. I love ya! Luv ya Ciass c '88. Miss ya! I luv ya Mom and Dad. - EVERYBwyt A COMIDIAN Funniesf Bridget Unice: lfs the BEST! I really thought everybody was kidding when they told me. Like ha-ha! The joke is on Bridget! Actually, I'm flattered. Thank you! Scott Monty: 'Tm speechless. It's definitely a major high point in my life. Roque G. Vertone Debra Anne Visotski Paul Vitale Seniors 73 Friendliesi Gina Iachio: HI think it's really neat. I never really tried; it just came naturally. Besides, a smile never hurt anyone. It may have made their day a little nicer. Ralph Malatesta: It's nice to know my classmates feel this way! Karin VonRiman ,: Friendliest: Ralph Malatesta and Gina lachio Elizabeth Jane Walla Linda Li-Mei Wang Jeffrey H. Weiss Michael Wanic Kim Wermuth Robert A. Weidemann Patrick N. Wheeler MARCY L. VOGELSANG: Mource. Staying , out of indoor 1.2,3,4. Good xIs wISS.KK,TE. Best friends - EP .. Let's do lunch! Yes -- . Floyd; Concerts wmm. I Luv U MOM+DAD -- . ToId U rd make it! Bahamas Here I-pome! KARI voummy HedmeoIIy. CB 1-4. 1MB 1-4 Flags 3,41.pr Stats 2-4. Quebec '86 I Shoppmg wIKris Ftirt GTW Lunch paIs , , Roundswo. Kathy ' Thanks M+D+FAMILY Smile! Kris L6ve ya Lyle.Tx s DM+K - LINDA L. WANG: WW. Band 14,0rumajor 3,4. PitI-4. Quebec. Panyll AII-State Dancel! Special x's wIBF's CM+DEGS PEEC. G.Luck to LS LL. AH+ALL I Love You Pauly. Thanx I660. YTB. Misya Hay. TSJL College. ILY M+D. Bros. 15 MICHAEL WANlc: Backtracks. 6 ft ten. Swamp skunk. Later Mich In 86 Good times, I. bad times, good times with DAD. Space. Illich. '3 PeIIican. Eepo, Shwerm. Donist. YOK. rm out. . Enoaenr A. waInEMANN: Rob. Candy, I Distribution Club 14. CTO 1-4.318 2.4. AS! Captain Stryperl AND THEN YOU GO BACK. . TO RAIDERS Littie Dead CheVette Burk Ii ' tion, will only be worn by pers me I PATRICK III. WHEELER- ,I' a c i n g JEFFREY WEISS: Junior. The Vet in 805. The Curtain. Europe L85 Good times wIAs. MU. ES, FS. JKWIFSS Far man Colo .. orado '86 Florida LA. Dire Straits and Albert - ,, ' Collins. Laterto the east CorerIa ' KIM WERMUTH: Kitn and Wime Band Chorus 1-4. '78 Monte Barre T I Leave out the Frichonm the t j Signs, RUSH M SitlFish. LM. Lisabeth Rachel Whitney Dienene Catherine Williams Leslie Blair Wolf Julie Linn Wolfe John Albert Wouters Bryan Paul Wyszkowski $ .ISABETH RAcIIEL WHITNEY: DMZ 002 JULIE WOLFE: JEZ. FH. Lua:Todd, KYLE A. YOUNG: A PRIMITIVE MENTALITY: Ind W992. Love you lots FH 1-2 sac 34 SDT-w airid MM Thanks M T, T. Regions and IIIstate camp I84. Karin MC You Babe. T ake he risk! JG Luv You In MS I - II .gmglespruzm Red turn at Rt. .ight Dimond. Dance Toujours. Miss ya -- . , .an KDI Emre Neus: I've got the map ' ' far awayI Momandoeb :1 Incense In SL Witch! :hem Qrahg 2,60m HPS. RIff 54 3rd- FIDO! ShoW! Yeah! Pat? -- I IAMS: D-9 Memories Left- Meags,Kendr. Maine. IBE,KIgtn,DIp. FR YR EXP. S. Newyear. Stevie. Blend - Liz, AB. If endings symbolize beginnings how come the goodbyes are so hard to say. TMD JOHN ALBERT woureas: Fish Mr. Waf- fle. The great ones. Pizza. Beach. May 20: AI I Mobile Launch ed. Yehp. Yehp. Yehp, WeIp. - - '3 about that time. Thanks MomandDad Love ' , Ya! - BRYAN P. WYSZKOWSKI: Band 1-4: March. Concert. Quebec '86 Pit. Jazz 4H. Raven NHS Bye Stung. It's a convertible. Oopth. sorry Foreigner '85. I'm not a taxi. Great Friends -- BC.JK,MR,FIH -- Thanx MRID. Simply curiosity to explore the boundaries of existence Soccermania. Princess. pIease 333? your glass cage.1943-1971.Get Back MARC A. ZAMPELLA: Zamp Scarface. Basebatl 1.-2 I' m gone. Ricky 73 Mustang rides again Friends in Cranford- LH stand by me Shore Trips wIFriends. Thanx M+D+D. The Service. NICOLE ROCHELE ZARRILLOIFred - the other son. BF's MeagslBrig PORKY. DMV3X 5? Wait- Wait. Stockmarket s down -- NFY. Bene MuoIoI My Smile says it LL. I Love You Ma! Quich Klutz. , Most Likelg to Succeed Jesse Lipschutz: i' How nice!,' lthought at first. 'that's really Rob Oppenheim: When i heard, I smiled. If the eyes are the windows to the encouraging . . .' But then a great big Rolls Royce pulled up next soul, the idiot smile is a huge pair of mirrored sunglasses. Actually, I was quite to Rob and me. and we both said, IHEY, WAIT A MINUTE!' confused twhy me?I, but I came to two conclusions that afternoon: that this was Suddenly we realized that this tcar' was supposed to represent probably the first and last time I would wait for a Rolls Royce, and that I didn't Isuccess' that we were likely to attain. That, to me, was a sad care. I donit know what success is. but I have some idea of what it's not. commentary on values. O.K.. so I am an idealist. but if I live a Perhaps success is merely happiness; if I find either, you'll be the first to happy, healthy, productive life, surrounded by those who I Iove, know. then I'd consider myself successful. So far, so good . . . I think I'll do without the Rolls! SW Kyle Accipiter Young Marc A. Zampella Nicole Rochele Zarrillo Seniors 77 aninrc Matt Urban Rocky Vertone Matt Urban: Date of Birth: 5128169 Height: 6' Weight: 165 Lbs. Goal: To be happy and successful in whatever Ido. I Remember Most: All of the good times with my friends in high school. Tim Kelly: Date of Birth: 11111l68 Height: 5'8 Weight: 145 Lbs. Goals: To be nearly as happy as Jon Jeans hopes to be. I Remember Most: Buckwheat got shot on T.V.. and I was happy to see him come back to life. . . . only to be slain again!!! $$er Bxx Matt Illeck Rocky Vertone: Date of Birth: Height: 5'7 Weight: 135 Lbs. Goals: To be successful whatever I do. I Remember Most: The three hooded men. 11l18l68 and happy at Matt Illeck: Date of Birth: 9129j68 Height: 5'10 Weight: 170 Lbs. Goals: To live in warmth. To go to college, graduate, and live a life of fun. I Remember Most: Junior Prom weekend at the shore and being studious at school. :HEMEN Tim Livingston Tim Livingston: Date of Birth: 7l8 6'0 Weight: 200 Lbs. Goals: To be healthy, wealthy, wi: away and join the circus to perfo gling act in front of millions . . . Not in that order. I Remember Most: Dr. 8. killed t chicken. UG drank the cafeteria n B. showed us the secret tunnel. OF THE HILLS Ralph Malatesta Brent Poole Scott Hagen: Date of Birth: 6l15l68 Height: Ralph Malatesta: Date of Birth: 3l6169 Height: 5'9 Weight: 185 Lbs. 5'10 Weight: 145 Lbs. Goals: Good times. much money, no worries. and to be successful. Goals: To own a mansion in Beverly Hills and I Remember Most: Grateful Dead Concerts. Road trips in Aspen. The Jr. Prom an apartment overlooking Mamouns Fallafel weekend at 3401. Hut in New York City. I Remember Most: l'm thinking real hard and Brent Poole: Date of Birth: 2l22l69 Height: 5'10 1someday1Weight: 145 Lbs. 1rying to remember things. Goais: Live long. I Remember Most: Wanting to leave this room after the men of the Hills photos. Rob Kirchberger: Date of Birth: 3l16l69 Height: 5'9 Weight: 165 Lbs. Goals: To be able to wear a suit and tie to work every day. Also be wealthy and successful. I Remember Most: Junior Prom at 3401. Foot- ball games with Voorhees. Seniors 79 Jon Jeans: Date of Birth: 9l24l68 Height: 5'9 Weight: 135 Lbs. Goals: To be happy and have a happy family and happy kids and wife and a big happy house. with a white picket fence. I Remember Most: The great times with Jill. The neighborhood gang. If we couldnTt laugh. we'd all go insane. Dirk Preiss: Date of Birth: 3l17169 Height: 6' Weight: 180 Lbs. Goals To be like Ralph Malatesta and to be hapPY- I Remember Most: The prom weekend at 3401. Road trips in the Aspen. Grateful Dead shows. Scott McManus: Date of Birth: 10l8l68 Height: 6' Weight: 170 Lbs. Goals: To live in the sun of Florida and own my own business. I Remember Most: Fun times down the shore with Blockhead and others. Also 1704. Michael Diana Andrew Gioia Stacy Hipp Nicola Husgen Mathew Illeck Christin Kulkaski Jill Mandatto Elizabeth Pinto Dirk Preiss Seniors 81 Not Pictured: George Bilak Jonathan Christian ' k David . nevere Feldman .n F ' Frank Abbondondolo Joe Agro Cathi Alimo Craig Alimo Cheryl Allen Erika Allspach Claudia Antonelle Robert Archbold Carolyn Armenti Colette Armenti Sue Armstrong David Arnold Paul Atkinson Jen Baldasarre Jason Barrett David Bartholic Andrea Beck Deborah Belohlavek Allison Berg Billy Beyer James Blackadar Tom Blessing Glibert Bottini Gretchen Botts Shari Brennan Sean Brown Todd Brugmans Kim Buckard Kevin Buckle Tina Marino Leila Budavari Mike Byrne Brad Campbell Karen Capants Lisa Carroccia Scott Casamento Melanie Cashill Chris Centamore Tommy Chang Richard Chao Andrea Chernyk Brent Cheshire Scott Chiarello John Chow Max Christenson Renee Coddington Lori Cohen Arianna Collins Will Combs Carol Coppola David Coslick Mark Cox Ellen Crawford Lucianna Crespo Jocelyn Crowley Wendy Darby Mike Daub Ellen Decker Gina DeIisio Underclassmen 8! 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Sabo Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Waiter Hauck Director of Special Services Mr. Robert W. Baly Mr. Richard H. Stotler , Principal , Vice-Principal L Mr. John Baehr Social Studies Mr. Joseph Battiato Communications Mr. Stanton Benson Mathematics Mr. Gary C. Bickneu Guidance Mrs. Merna Bisbee Related Arts Mrs. Dena Brandon Special Services RAYMON D KOVONUK Mr. Kovonuk was the first teacher to be hired at Watchung Hills Re ional High School. He was hired in ebruary, 1957 as a Mechanical Drawing teacher. Over the years he has tau ht wood shop and metal shop. e also instituted the Cooperative Industrial Education Program within our school system. For eight years, Mr. Kovonuk coach- ed the varsity basketball team and for four years, the junior varsity team. Mr. Kovonuk believes that the , transition of the student from partici- e pant to spectator has been the big- ; ' : gest change that has occurred at Watchung Hills. Faculty 115 t Ms. Bonnie Brooks Mathematics Ms. Catherine A. Camporini Mathematics Dr. Monique L. Cardell Language Mrs. Tina Cecala HealthlPhysical Education Mr. Jeffrey Charney Science Supervisor Mrs. Doris W. Davis Related Arts Mrs. Angela deBerjeois HealthlPhysical Education Mr. Walter Dec Science Mrs. Ruthann Dein Mathematics Mrs. Shirley DiBrango Special Services Mr. Thomas DiGanci Social Studies Coordinator of Student Activities Mr. Joseph G. Donnelly Communications R Can: .Ih: MASON LOGIE Mr. Logie was hired in May, 1957 as a Chemistry teacher. He later taught Algebra, Earth Science, Traditional Physics. and P880 Physics. He was also the wrestling coach and Data Processing Coordinator. The Physical Science Study Com- mission Course was first developed in 1958-1959. This course has been taught by Mr. Logie since 1959. The basic pur- pose of the course is to have students understand, ex- perience, and be able to think about the classical as well as the more modern ideas in Physics. It is generally thought that all students anticipating college courses in science, engineering, mathematics, accounting, premedical, and prelaw would elect this course as their third science class. Mrs. Carol J. Forsman Social Studies Mrs. Patricia Fox Special Services Mr. Andrew R. Furlong Related Arts Mr. Alan P. Gaddis Foreign Language Coordinator of Services Mrs. Kim M. Gajewski Communications Mr. Raymond Gebauer Mathematics Faculty 117 ,Mr DeanA Goettsch I '5 ReIatad Arts Supervusorr Mr Jeffrey L Greiner HeaIthIPhysicajI Eduaation 1Mrs. Mary J: HaIIiweII Wmvwona Mrs. CynthIa M HarwIckEk IIIII I Special Seances Mr. Jghn HerdmanI RQIated Arts Dean oI StudsntsII Mr. WIIIIam HI HoImesI Mir AhdreW HafunI GuIdanoed Mr. T. S. Housman Social Studies Mr. James Kanach Communications Mr. Morris L. Kaye Communications Mr. George W. Kimmel Communications Miss Diana Kochan Foreign Language Mr. Barry J. Kostibos Social Studies Mr. Raymond Kovonuk Reiated Arts CIE Coordinator Mr. Kim Kromer Science Mr. Howard E. Kron Science Mr. Charles Kwiatkoski Guidance Mr. Ted Latham Science FRANK MATULLO Mr. Matullo was hired in the spring of 1957 as a Physical Education, Driver Education, and Health teacher. When he was pro- moted to AthIetic Director. he dropped all courses. During his years at Watchung he was the Assistant Football Coach, Assis- tant Basketball Coach. Varsity baseball and Varsity Soccer Coach. The biggest change that has oc- curred in Watchung Hills was the addition of girls' sports to the in- terscholastic athletic program. His most memorable moment was when his varsity baseball team won its first Somerset County Baseball Championship in 1961. Mr. Matullo's funniest moment was the day his team was to play a championship baseball ?ame. uOne of my starting payers arrived late. He dressed so fast that he was wearing a shirt and tie under his game shirt. iFaCUityi 119 a Mr. Wayne Lee Communications Mrs. Reba Lippincott Communications Mr. Alfonso Llano Foreign Language Mr. Mason Logie Science Mrs. Marylyn Luster HealthlPhysical Education Mr. Gregory J. Manka Communications Supervisor Mr. Frank T. Matullo Athletic Director Mr. Donald C. Momberg Mathematics Mr. Dominic A. Muoio Foreign Language Mr. Thomas G. Myers Communications Mr. Robert W. Pace Science Dr. William J. Peiffer Mathematics Supervisor Fam mu DAVID PETERSON Mr. Peterson was the first guidance counselor at Watchung Hills. He was hired in March. 1957 as an English teacher and guidance counselor. He simultaneously taught American Literature and supervised eight homeroom counselors. In 1961. he became the Guidance Director. He was responsible tor coordinating and supervising his Stan. im- plementing a total program 01 guidance and counseling services. and some special ser- vlces. He has advised the newspaper and has been involved in many committees. mostly dealing with curriculum and policy. Mr. Peterson states that Watchung Hills has changed from an Innovative. experimenting school to a fairly traditional school. Also, its program has changed from an academic one to a comprehensive one. His most memorable moments were the graduations of his three children 1mm W.H.R.H.S. and the time he teoeived the National Counselor Writing Award from The American Personnel and Guidance Association. Mr. David Peterson Guidance Supervisor Mrs. Anna Philhower Mathematics Mrs. Catherine G. Renga Mathematics Mrs. Alice Richmond Mathematics Mr. Edward Ritter Language Mr. Richard L. Rosenberg Mathematics Faculty 121 Mrs. PatriciaK Ruff ., Sciencesgj Mrs. ElizabEth Rupprecht Specie! Sawms L Mrs Reeva Sagal x ,EpyaciaISIarvicesl-z COE CoorEinator Ms. Ruth E. :Schoenborn- HealthIPhysicaI Education ts. Fr nicesa. Sills ' Communications Dean of Students Mrs. Robin E. Simonetta Business Mrs. Fay Singer Special Services Mr. Arthur W. Smith Guidance Mr. George E. Snook Business Supervisor Mr. E. Lee Spancake Science Mrs. Barbara R. Spencer Foreign Language Mr. Ronald Sutter HealthlPhysical Education Mr. Albert Szesciuk Special Services ClE-3 Coordinator Mrs. Gabrielle Testa Foreign Language Mrs. Joan Thomson Related Arts Mrs. Dorothy C. Treney Foreign Language RUTH most memorable moments. students and the community. SCHOENBORN Ms. Schoenborn was the last of the six charter teachers to be hired. She was hired in August of 1957 as a Health and Physical Education teacher. For approximately fifteen years she taught Personal Health, Driver Education, First Aid. Senior Health, and Physical Education. She then dropped atl Health courses and is presently teaching only Physical Education. Over the years she has either coached or advised the Color Guard, Drill Team, Twirlers, Usherettes, Basketball. and Softball. She has also advised the graduation ceremonies. When asked what she thought to be the biggest change that has occurred in this school, Ms. Schoenborn replied. Do you have 30 years to discuss this in detail? Her participation at the Committee Level of the 1964 Olympics that were held in Japan was one of her funniest moments happened while she was participating in the facultylstudent musicals that were presented to the Faculty ' a ARTHUR SMITH Mr. Smith was the second uidance counselor to be hired by atchung Hills. He was hired in the spring of 195 as both a science teacher and counselor. He simultaneously taught Biology and served as a guidance counselor and later taught Natural Science. He has also advised the Newcomers Club and the Medical Careers Club. Mr. Smith notes that our school system has become more tradi- tional and conservative over the past thirty years. Some of his more memorable experiences were the quality field trl s that were taken when he was t e Director of Sum- mer School. One of his funniest moments occurred when a stu- dent rode down the 20's hall on hls motorcycle. Mr. Kenneth Vliet Related Arts Mrs. Janet Werner Communications Mr. Stephen Zluky Social Studies Supervisor The LENAPE staff and advisors would Iil note the many years of dedicated service Watchung Hills' six charter teachers have oh and thank them on behalf of the present stL body and all the students who have previl walked the halls of the Hills. Mr. Kovonuk, Logie, Mr. Matullo, Mr. Peterson, Ms. Sch born, Mr. Smith, THANK YOU! Mr. Frank J. Zymroz Mathematics Mrs. Vilain Student member, Brian Goldberg. votes aye to Mr. Smith vocalizes the Guidance Depart- Mr. Udell proposes an AP. Music the new Yearhook course proposal. ment's opinion. Program. Curriculum Committee The Curriculum Committee at Wat- chung Hills Regional High School was designed to address problems from within, such as policies and the rights of students. The committee reviews all present programs and makes recom- mendations concerning any necessary modifications. The committee also hears all new course proposals. The Curriculum Committee assists the Board of Education and Administration in formulating policies that effect the curriculum at Watchung Hills. This committee is comprised of teachers representing the various departments as well as several students who have shown interest in the needs of our school. Mr. DiGanci and Mrs. Scardaville co-chair the organization. Other members are: Mr. Baly, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Vilain, Mrs. Testa, Mrs. Renga, Mr. Charney, Mr. Furlong, Mr. Diez, Mr. Sutter, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Strupp, Jessica Lipschutz, Jen Schwartz, Rich Schneider, John Chow, Brian Goldberg, Lydia Peterson, and Kelly McMahon. Board of Education representative, Mrs. Clara Strupp, approves Mr. Udell's new course. Faculty 125 , Mrs. Joan Jud Aides Mrs. Barbara Schneider Fan: llhl 1' 31 N Mrs. Judy LaBella Mrs. Barbara Lubrani Miss Lucia Vogel Mrs. Nancy Eckenrod Mrs. Anna Wille Child Development A pre-school program is run by student-teachers who take com- plete responsibility for planning, cleaning up, and evaluating the class. Fifteen pre-schoolers from the local community comprise the class. Each child has his or her own student-teacher. The entire program is run under the superb guidance of Mrs. Doris Davis The children are all five years of age or younger and qualify for the program by way of an application. Their day consists of free play, a fully planned circle activity. The children then proceed to the bathrooms for hand washing and then have a snack. How does Mrs. Davis like the Course? ttl love it!, she says. There have been a few small changes made during Mrs. Davis' first year. She involves the parents more than in the past but only for the benefit of the pro- gram. On the practical side, the in- teraction of the student-teachers with the children is more than a responsibility, but also the ultimate joy. X Judy Ellis shares her playtime with Amanda Comerford and Nicholas Stroustrup Come out. come out, wherever you are!, says student-teacher Tamm Hearn to Danielle i 'lCarpenter Michael Prazak plies hi pliers and ruler. Mrs. Davis helps unlock the joys of learning for pre-schoolers Brian Comerford and Marc Felezolla. Pete Hanley shares some firefighting secrets with Hop-a-Long fireman David Carroocia. Let's go. the fire won't wait! says Scott Hagen to pre-schooler Marc Felezzola. Silk screen printing is performed by Dirk Preiss and Mike Schengrund. Kim Zientek and Fuzzy help Sophia Ybarra with a few difficult words. Faculty 131 Deck The Halls INTERIOR DECORATING Recently Watchung Hills' Interior Decoration course has expanded its program to provide training in space planning and decorating. Mrs. Doris Davis' students work both individually and in small groups doing stencil- ing, making signature carpets, refinishing and refurbishing furniture, wallpapering, painting, and space planning. The course is a semester elective requir- ing no special talents. Em- phasis is placed on expand- ing and building skills. Learning how to be a good consumer, with concentra- tion on decision making, is of major importance in this class. The course is excitig and the enthusiasm is contagious. Penny McCutcheon and Lisa Meaney dis; carpets that they made in the Interior Decora L l. 1E :hgrail Making a new chair out of an old 1 decorator Bonnie Nunn. Barbara Cano puts some elbow grease into refinishing an old piece of furniture. 32 Faculty U - i .v . aria Members of the cross country team give a good race to their opp nents. w W; , :42; i Juniors, Katie McAteer, Cathy Glamkowski, and Gillian White take a lead against their opponents. Junior, Cathy Glamkowski, pushes Katie McAteer takes her strides with con- fidence, as G. White and C. Glamkowski follow close behind. The 1986-87 Girls Cross Country Track Team 0 1 Girls Cross Country Pushes On The 1986 Girls' Cross Country Team had a losing Hunsinger, Lela Erath, Toni Ann Russoniello, and record of 5-9 for the first time in five years. Mr. DiGanci, Lorimor. Awards were given to Number One Runr the coach of the team stated, til was proud of the way our Gillian White, Best Freshman: Toni Anne Russonil team had handled themselves in all situations. They Most Improved Runner: Lela Erath and Coach's A represented Watchung Hills in the finest manner. Katie McAteer. 'Hopefully this young team will do The team was led by co-captains Katie McAteer and next year and learn from their losses, commente Cathy Glamkowski. The rest of the team included: Gillian DiGanci. White, Kristen Weisul, Rachel Dentz, Nicole Budd, Dana :4 Sports BOYS' CROQS COUNTRY TEAM HA9 TOUGH SEASON The Boys' Cross Country team suffered its first losing season since 1967. The team suffered so much because of injuries to many of the top runners. The final record was 4- 10-0, yet there is a great deal to look forward to in the next season. Coach Pieffer looked to the future saying, The freshmen team was the best ever and won both the county and conference freshmen titles. So, even though the team will be losing extremely valuable seniors. Greg An- tonelle, Greg Davis, and Hans Hwang, they will be gaining a host of fresh, up and coming talent. We wish them better luck next year. Senior Greg Antonella and freshman Brian Truglio try to gain a lead against Hillsboro. Greg Davis maintains a good lead against Bridgewater East. Sports 135 A Strong Team Despite Loss of Last Year's Girls Because many players graduated last year, there were only four returning players to the Varsity Field Hockey Team. They were Sue Svenningson, Sarah Miller, Chris Harris, and Gina Iachio. With a new team, the girls made it to the Mid- State Conference and the Somerset County Conference. The team is looking forward to another rewarding season next year. Post- season honors went to: Sue Svenningson for First Team Somerset County Offense, Sue Armstrong for Second Team Somerset County Offense, and Julie Wolfe for Second Team Somerset County Defense. Mid-State Conference Awards were as follows: First Team Offense: Sue Svenningson, First Team Defense: Julie Wolfe, Second Team Offense: Sue Armstrong, Second Team Defense: Sarah Miller. An Honorable Mention went to the goalie Gina Iachio. . 1,; - , The 1986 Girls' Varsity Field Hockey Team The girls psyche themselves with a cheer before the Bridgewater East game, which they .ktga Laura Hurlock, nght halfback, taking a free hit during Christine Greenfield and Julie Wolfe setting up for a play against North Hunter the Franklin game. Julie Wolfe advances the play during the team's victory over Hillsboro, as Sue Svenningson and Sue Armstrong look on. I f , 3 Together Sue Armstrong, right inner, and Sue Svenningson, left wing, break Co-captain Julie Wolfe backs co-captain and goalie Gina Iachio away from Hillsboro defense. during a defensive corner. , $ S The J.V. girls getting psyched before a game again st North Hunterdo n. J.V. Girls Finish 8-5-l Despite their youth, the Ju Varsity Field Hockey Team 5 strong, competitive edge thri the season. They played twc games against the powerful Hunterdon team and lost bot oniy one goal. The team finis 8-5-1. Co-captains Kerrin Gill at c halfback and Diane Sinclair: sweeper, led a group of ener players through a difficult conference. Outstanding pla included sophomore Beth Niesmertelny, who scored a high of ten goals and goalie l Pace, also a sophomore, wh saves this season. Coach He said, They are strong playei will move to Varsity next yeai At the end of the season aV were given to sophomore De Driscoll for Best Offensive PI junior Erica Allspach for Mos Valuable Player, junior Carol: McCracken for Best Defensi' Player and freshman Zaneet for Most Improved. Upon commenting upon th Coach Hazzard said, ttThe fr girls blended well with the alt members and were necessai the team's victorious season Isabel Venone and Diane Sincla victory. Individuals Triumph Despiie Team's Record T . . ' 3 , . i? r ' 5' w w f , ' . v WM ,Ikk . w.- W281? m , ' E 4k k- ... 1 W43: hwy? fr 1. 31:31.06, 5M x $24 $3553ng. 511 k :32 . The defensive line attempts to stop Hunterdon Central's first down. Watchung lost 6-2. Tom Casale pays close attention to the half time adjustments. Senior Keith Ames goes after quarterback Chris Bill from Central. rdon game. North won 35-6. A tough Watchung defense made it hard for op- ponents to score. V $1., 'a J , 33.; . N; 5a: ,, Captain, halfback Mike Biglow throws a block in the North Hunte Sports 139 Varsity Football Has Fine Individuals Even though the Varsity Football team posted a 1-8 record, there were many outstanding players this year. Captain Ralph Malatesta was elected to the AIl-County team for his second year, while also being Lineman of the Year for the team. Captain Mike Biglow tied a school record by making six career in- terceptions, in which he was selected to both AlI-Area and All- Conference. The Hustle, Deter- Junior quarterback Chris Mastriano did a fine Captain Ralph .Malatesta sheds mination Award was given to Cap- job of completing about 5079 of his passes. one of his 55 solo tackles this seas ., tain Rob Kirchberger because of his It a 4f a NY 7 unwillingness to give up after suffer- ' ,. ' 9,, . , z a- 1 ing a knee injury in the first game. 4X ' . ' Captain Terry Driscoll was asked to state one memorable moment of the 1986 season. He replied, uThe one thing that especially stands out is the one win against Voorhees. Our offense and defense were on fire all night. It was just a great game. Despite losing many seniors this year, next year should be stronger. Coming back are quarterback Chris Mastriano, fullbackilinebacker John Paolini, and halfback Fernando Gomez to lead the team. Good luck , L , to everyone! a a s ,x , ,, ' a ' a Captain Terry Driscoll returns kick-offs Senior Brendon Bush, a two year letterma for an average of 33.7. ready to play tough defense. 4 iv ' xw u w a g, u L, w Senior Matt llleck makes an interception. He was an essential Watchung defense. Junior Varsity Looks Forward to Next Season The JV football team put up a good fight against some of the toughest conference teams around. They ended with a 2-4-2 record at the close of the season. Special awards were given to Jerry Singara - Most Improved, Scott Chiarello - Best Defense, Doug Martin and Andy Reale - Outstanding Achievement. Coach Sandusky feels that if the boys out down on some of their mistakes, the team would have a good chance at a winning season. As far as memorable moments, Coach Sandusky is already thinking of the future. Andy Reali contemplates the game at half time. Freshmen End Qeason 7-l -l The Freshmen Football team had an outstanding season this year. They came out of it with a 7-1 -1 record, which was the best freshmen football record Watchung has had in many years. Under the direction of Mr. Muldowny, the team went on to beat Piscataway, Somerville, and Franklin all in the same year, which is a very hard and rare feat to accomplish. The season saw many fine athletes receive outstanding Q i 1? l' Jar l? achievement awards: Ken Hawthorne - Best All Now Player, Dan O'Dea - Bestc Carl Malatesta - Best Defe Collin Hamilton - Coaches: With such a fantastic seasor them, there were many men moments for Coach Muldom recall, yet one that he pinpoi beating Hunterdon Central last game of the year to win conference championship. Ken Hawthorne runs for a touchdown while Steve Russo blocks the other team from stc 8oner 6 new . Irectlon o oac Im ' anac . e ' 19 7 Varsity Soccer team saw an excitin , winnin ' 9 season. They had the most wins ever l16glJ, and thegbest varSI+U occer 8 398+ Y ; team record of all time l16-5i. The team consisted of a group of talented and dedicated athletes. The members that were awarded for their excellence were Jon Jeans lMVP, 1st team All Somerset lCountyt, Scott McManus, Tom Horincewich, and Jeff McManus lall 1st team Somerset Countyi, Kyle Young l2nd team All Somerset Countyi, and Doug Jamieson. Senior Jon Jeans, an extremely valuable player to the team, scored the most goals in the season l31l. a Being a first year coach. Kanach was l'impressed with the team for their hustle, desire, and determination. He possibly said it all when he commented, These guys are truly winners. Jon Jeans races for control of the ball. Scott McManus executes fancy footwork to keep possession of the ball. Kyle Young heads for the goal. Jeff McManus makes a miraculous save. ii A, f w'V' , y ,I A t ; $4,! Goalie Jeff McManus with one of his 210 saves. Tom Horincewich, Best Defense winner, blocks his Somerville opponent. fs- 4 ' -..i.;..r a Doug Jamieson. stopper, bringing up the ball Senior Tony Skiadas. a varsity veteran, helps d Rocky Vertone. senior wing, inspires in a county game. Voohees. the team with a goal against Somerville. Sports 145 R Canyon The 1986-87 Boys' Freshmen Soccer team. J.V. and Freshman Soccer The 1986-87 Boys' Junior Varsity Soccer team had a reasonably successful season. Under the coaching of Mr. Kaye, the team ended the season with a 9-7 record. There were many taiented individuals on the team, such as Joe Machin, Andy Hoge, and Andy Kipen. Recalling a high point of the season, Mr. Kaye said, Our 3-2 loss to North Hunterdon under the lights. North was undefeated and we played well against the team. The 1986-87 Freshmen Soccer team saw tough times this year. They ended the season with a 2-10-1 team record but they saw some finer moments. Mr. Baehr remembers tithe week in which we defeated North Hunterdon a team which had previously defeated usi and played excellent soccer against a very powerful Hunterdon Centra Despite the losing season,1 were still a number of talent athletes on the team: Paul I- tMVPi, Romel Sanchez, DOI Dilkes, Dan Szeliga, Torbin Svenningson tOutstanding I With a year behind them, thi freshmen team members st return next year to provide a for the JV team. Girls' Tennis Triumphs .. aw-hn HueunuH . 3 Hquunwu unior Jen Tomasetti during practice. Shannon Kilkenny meets the ball head on. Sue Ruppen after a perfect hit. Jill Mandatto stops at nothing to hit the ball. Senior Kendra Carberry seems to be stopping the ball in midair. L L L , , . 1 T ' Sports 147 GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM Once again, the 1986-87 Girls' Tennis team was the epitome of all sports at Watchung. Not only did they blow away their opponents, coming out of the season with a 21-3 record, but they also promoted an excellence in individual enhancement. The team won Mid-State conference Championship, the Central Jersey Group III, and Championship Runner Up in the State Group III Championship. Individually, Kendra Carberry - 1st team all area, 1st team all conference, 2nd team all state group III, winner of the county Outstanding Senior member, Jessy Lipschutz V 0 y ' V: 1. 1393-. 1215.:4vltm V - l - ' f' u 1 ml; 1 , u ' 1 O x I t e I mg, 4 ' '1 r . l . I v 1 r V. ,4 I. - A ll. - ' j u: e 4d l i 7'? Q 1 ll ea v t , Q. - ' y l e . . 1? a q l - H .' o 1 1 g h 0. e , I y . ' a I l u l a e . D O I u ' . 'h. . h l r o y . e, e 1 2o 3 .. , . 0 e - I i ' ' 1 u . , o e y D I t' a 0 Q. t. ' . . 3.0 e . - .' . ', I t u '1 l v , Q '. . , O l ' o . . . a, b $ t n . I ' . h- . - 117 t l a . I a championship, record 25-1; Jill Mandatto - 151 area, 1st team all conference, 3rd team all state Jessy Lipshutz - 2nd team all conference. When asked to recall his most memorable mc Pace said, In our home match against North Hl Kendra and Jessy were both very sick and l sug they default, but they refused; although not able their usual level, they gutted it out and both won difficult matches. . l$ Emit: rwwmwmm m'mim l w ,wwwamamt .1111; Wiik;h!.3 KThe1986-87Girls' Tennisteam. I E; , - f k, e a k. at i' efh 1 t .,- ' ' - t ; k ' x . , . 1 . . h 3' l I e ,y- V O. . I . . a 15 '1 e ' .- - ' I' I , .a ' a p ' e a ll ' I ' o . a I s I . 1 , 1 ' 9 0! I , . I .. 4 ' . f u - . 4 - . . I : . . - . . l; ' I J . g 1 r $ I 0 Ch I . E Bogs' Varsity Basketball Led By McAteer Although the 1986-87 Boys' Varsity Basketball team didn't have an impressive record on paper t2-19l, they did have an impressive amount of personal growth. It was hard for the team to keep up the status they enjoyed last year since they lost five senior starters last year. Yet, they fought hard, and in the process many impressive talents were nurtured. Freshman Jeffrey Roberto was an outstanding and integral member of the team. He along with Todd Anderson were recipients of this year's Coaches Award. The team is lucky to have Jeff's talent to harbor them for the next three years. Senior John McAteer was an asset to the team throughout the season. John averaged an outstanding 17V2 pts. per game. As a personal triumph, John was chosen for the 2nd team All-County. it is no wonder that he received the MVP. Coach Muldowny feels that next year will be very good because the team is only losing one starter. ii $l v wanidul Nuts ; 5,411? . 4. 5i '34 4V 3 V?! 01 AxRRla a3 Maia; LEE- t a V Tom Horenciwich looks for points. as Jeff John McAteer looks to place a long shot into Jim Williams goes up, in hopes of gaining points against Roberto stays close for a rebound. the basket. East. Sports 149 Jeff McManus, Todd Anderson. and Jim Williams make su riors don't lose the ball. John McAteer dribbles to safety. Bill Smullen tries to save the ball from an East opponent. Fernando Gomez stretches towards extra Warrior points. a '- J.V. Basketball Gains Experience At the end of the 1986-87 season the Boyst Junior Varsity Basketball team was able to show a 7-12 record. Coach Griener felt the year was a bit frustrating because of a few discipline problems early in the season and a loss of players to the Varsity team. Yet the team still had its finer moments such as, the game against Somerville where everyone gelled together as a team, recalled Coach Griener. There are a number of outstanding players on the team, such as Paul Martin, Bill Smullen, and Chris Drewry who will be an asset to any basketball team they choose to play for at WHRHS. Greg Carrol races around his East competition. John Reisner executes perfect shooting to 3:? $3 Coach Greiner takes time to explain a few strategies. Paul Martin goes straight up for the points. The 1986-87 Boys' Freshmen Basketball team. Freshmen Bogs Qtruggle Through Season Freshmen boys on detense. Dave Konzal goes up for a long shot, as Greg Schwartz checks the opposition. w, Coach DeVito spells out the game strategy to the team. Glenn Hillman battles for the point. as Justin Kuhns looks on. Scott Washington dribbles away from the op- position, as Chris Kilker looks to relieve him. The Boysl Freshmen Basketball team finished their season with a 4-13 record. They had a tougher time than usual because outstanding freshman players Jeffrey Roberto and Chris Drewry went to Varsity and JV respectively. This kept the team from winning against some of the harder teams in the conference. Yet, Coach DeVito sees it all as a learning experience. He says that i'the team would have won more games, but I wanted to give all 18 kids a chance to play. Perhaps Coach DeVito has the best idea of all! Sports 153 . ' varsng Ulrls unsappomted Kelly McMahon aims straight for the basket. The 1986-87 Girls' Varsity Basketball team. , g 1 V; g -I Suzanne Armstrong goes for a dunk. Jacque Haskell searches for someone to pass the ball ris Harris puts the ball in play. at ,. 3 TE Sue Armstrong attempts a shot against her Piscataway opponent. Kelly McMahon takes over the ball. The 1986-87 Girls' Varsity Basketball team had a 6-15 record, but the season was good. The team was made up of a fine group of dedicated athletes who worked very hard straight through the season. Coach Kaye stated, HThe girls achieved most of their goals in not giving up, and playing aggressively. They had a great deal of team spirit, and the girls enjoyed playing together. All the seniors on the team had outstanding individual seasons; they were Jacque Haskell, Kelly McMahon, and JoAnne Golden. A junior who deserves immense recognition is Sue Armstrong. Sue has led the team in scoring and rebounding, and she is beginning to gain area recognition. Next year, the team will not only be Hpeskyll, as the media has noted, but they will also be the team to beat. Sue Armstrong battles to make a basket. Snnng 155 J.V. Girls Preseni Tough Challenge lffliig ' 23 Three enthusiastic JV cheerleaders Beth Neismenelny goes for an?mpessive one- an . e- 08' The 1986-87 Girls' Basketball team had a good season. They proved to be a challenge for some of the toughest teams in the conference. The girls did an outstanding job of beating all three Hunterdon Schools in the same season, which is no email task. Three of the team's most impressive players were Erica Sims, Nicole Knapp, and Karen Derr. They formed a solid backbone for the JV Warriors. The future for this team looks incredibly bright, with Coach Allison seeing improvements for next season. Commenting on the team was Varsity coach, Mr. Kaye. Kaye stated that ttthe girls showed quick aggression, and shot well throughout the season. McAteer rallies with her ent. tV V Sue Armstrong goes for needed extra points. - L -, Nicqle Knapp whizzes by the competition. Sports 157 Freshmen Gain Skills Over Season The Freshmen Girls' Basketball team ended their a The Best Offense award was given to Gina Narc season with a 1-12 record. Although they didn't have a Defense - Jodi Zangari. Most Improved - Tina winning team, they did have a team that learned and grew t LoStocco, Coaches Award - Tina Chou. When over the season. There were many personal comment about the team, Mr. Kanach said, t'The accomplishments amongst the players that won't go improved vastly over the season. About halfway unnoticed at the JV and Varsity levels next year. the season, where we were losing by 40 points, i Awards were given to a number of girls on the team. back to 7 points. Coach Kanach with the girls before a big game. As team members block, Tina Chou tries for points I Rnnrfc Wrestlers Led By New Coaches The 1986-87 Wrestling Team had a tough season, winding up with an 0-14 record. Yet despite their overall losing record, there were many personal triumphs. This year saw a change when two new coaches, Randy Alldrich thead coachi and Jim Miller, came out to run the team. Both coaches are experienced wrestlers, who brought many fresh ideas and techniques to the guys. Coach Alldrich commented that given two more years the team will be one of the toughest in the conference. A fine indication of this underlying talent were Tim Schlosser, Andy McElroy, and Mike Faccia. All three wrestlers placed in the District Semi-Finals, and went on to battle for top-knotch positions. We wish the team better luck for next yeah Team members psyche up Mark Bauer for his match. ,. -' 1W 9 Andy McElroy keeps hIS man down. Unseti Mark Bauer breaks down his opponent. Mark Bauer takes an easy pin. Sports 159 Coach Alldrich and Billy Wellbrock watch a match with intensity. Len Parkin looks for take down points. Sam Oliva isn't going to let this opponent get away! Greg Perrin chops his man down. Sam Oliva goes for the half to win. J.V. Wrestlers Learn From Experienced Coach The 1986-87 JV Wrestling team didn't have a winning skill and experience to infuse in the JV wrestlers. The JV season, but they learned a great deal and will be able to team will be losing many wrestlers to Varsity positions bring a wealth of talent back to both the JV team and the next year, but the up and coming rec program wrestlers Varsity team next year. This year the team was coached will be eager to fill their shoes to gain both personal by Jim Miller. Coach Miller, no stranger to the wrestling satisfaction and valuable skills. world, brought with him an impressive wrestling history of The 1986-87 JV Wrestling team. Roger Stien tries to break loose from his opponent's tight grip. Dave Alldrich tries to break a fall to the mat. Sports 161 The 1986-87 Boys' Swim team ended the season with a 6-4-1 record. The guys lost to Bridgewater East three times, twice in regular season meets and once in state competition. and once to Franklin. They came in second at both the Mid-State Conference tournament and the Somerset County tournament, and qualified for Central Jersey competition. Outstanding swimmers Rick Toothill l100 back, 200 individual 4 1 4 i.- Andy Lippit uses excellent freestyle form to gain a lead. Co-capt. Marc Schneider cuts the water with a butterfly stroke. Boys' Swim Ends Season 6-4-1 medleyl and Russ Stockman l500 and 200 freestylel led the team with the most points, and qualified for the states. Other state qualifiers were Andy Lippit, Erik Shutz, Jeff Hyde, Dave Bartholiz, Pete Hanley. Dave Curry, Craig Alimo, and Ron Miller. Coach Falzarano feels that the team will be strong next year because the team will only be losing two seniors lMarc Shneider and Mike Biglowl and 19 swimmers will be coming back. Coaches Cicala and Falzarano keep stats at a coed meet. Dave Bartholic surges onward. Sports 163 I . Rick Toothill's powerful stoke causes the water to really stir. t Rick Toothill and Stephanie Wrei out to pose for the cameras. ' vi xi .AQWE gig :3; W. , x 1 Alexa McGuiness swimming freestyle. Sue Whalen with a big lead on her opponents. Karen VonRuffer presses on. tBelowi Stephanie Wriede using the same strokes that made her an outstanding swimmer. $ t g a t f i WW$W$WW$ N156 ag Girls' Champion Season The 1986-87 Girls' Swim team had nothing short of an outstanding season. Once again they swam their way to being Somerset County tournament and Mid-State Conference champs. In addition to these phenominal successes, the girls also became Central Jersey Section and State B champs. The amount of talent concerted together on one team has been the prime reason for the teams incredible season. All the girls should be commended for their participation on the team, but there are still a few that cannot go unmentioned. Four of the team's most celebrated swimmers have been Stephanie Wriede, Nathalie Wunderlich, Sue Whalen, and Dierdre Wilton. Aside from their swimming abilities, the team is also proud to display their diving ability. Nicole Bunker, a junior at Watchung Hills, won the Mid-State Conference and Somerset County tournaments isetting new records at eachi, as well as placing 6th in the state diving competition. Although it is hard to put into words the feeling one must get from coaching a team such as this one, we still asked Mrs. Cecala to say a few words. After much thought she finally said, It was exciting and outstanding. What can you say about a team that has accomplished all its goals? Sports 165 Shelly Lutz is the one to beat! -' i t bk Deirdre Wilton executes perfect form. , w ,, $ at . .. . . t, k I , .p . .u;wxitggk Sue Zegar tears up the water with an impressive backstroke. The girls cheer before a match. Boys Have Personal Triumphs The Boy's Warrior Track Team proved to be a hard working and ompetitive group of athletes. Although their overall record was a losing one, the team showed a pro- gressive increase in stamina and personal development. Two things hat hurt the team were their overall lack of speed and their youth. Yet, he season gave the younger s5 wWWWiW members of the team a chance to im- prove their speed, giving them an ad- vantage for next season. When ask- ed to recall his most memorable mo- ment of the season, Coach Pieffer stated, tiWe beat Franklin Township by a score of 83 to 46. Franklin Township was defending Con- ference and County titles, and have been one of the top teams in the state. Aside from this terrific team victory, there were also several per- sonal triumphs. Senior Jamie Hendy took first in the All Conference pole vault, and junior Craig Alimo placed fourth in the same conference. Hen- dy had an impressive vault of 126, while Alimo climbed to the heights with an 11'6. Senior Eric Ford prepares to pass his Franklin opponent to win the mile run. Craig Alimo clears 108 in his second vault against Franklin. Sports 167 Spons Flaig Leads Girls' Track The 1985-1986 Girls' Track Team saw a strong. productive season. The team was made up of hard working. dedicated athletes who finished the season sixth in the Somerset County Relays, fifth in the Mid-State Conference Relay Meet. fourth in the Somerset County Meet and fifth in the Mid- State Conference Meet. Many of the athletes reached their personal goals. and in turn broke many records. Special awards presented at the season's end were: Captain's Award to Meg White, Beth Hendy. and Karen Rossi, Most Points to Donna Flaig, Coach's Award to Karen Capants and Cathy Glamkowski. Most Improved to Donna Flaig and Most Outstanding Freshman to Erica Sims. When asked to comment upon her most . . memorable moment, Coach Cecala The 19854 986 GIrls Track Team responded, Donna Flaig's outstanding performances in the State Sectionals. State Group Championships and especially in the State Final. She placed sixth in javelin with her best throw of 1297 . This in my mind was most outstanding. ,mw Monique Thacker, Diana Tietze, and Kathy Sue Armstrong flies high while practicing the Michele Sims thrusts the shot puti Stift work hard at practice. long jump. Golfers Succeed Once Again The 1986 Golf team pulled off another successful season this year. As always the team was made up of a small but select group of individuals who worked hard together to take 6th in the state. Coached once again by Mr. Spancake, the team encouraged both group and in- dividual development. Senior Todd Anderson was an outstanding member of Golfer Michael Goldberg ' Q my, Dirk Preiss poses for a picture during a meeting. the team, obtaining the title of 2nd in the county and 1st place medalist in the conference. Aside from the very successful season, Coach Span- cake's most memorable moment was the team's place in the states. He should be proud, for it is an honor anyone would like to have. A Tim Kelly. Lee Hatfield, and Dirk Preiss Sports 169 Snnns Terry Driscoll executes his excellent pitching form. Dave Wylde makes sure the ball doesn't go anywhere. Freshman Joe Brooks follows the ball with a cu Cliff Luster prepares to take first. Varsiig Baseball Team D Home A Winning Seas The 1986 Warrior Baseball Team u: impressive batting and fielding skills them through a competitive Iine-up stre winning season. After pulling themse following a few early losses, the team to place second in their conference, 1 Somerset County, and were finalists in e tral Jersey Group 3 Tournament. The were a dedicated group, and all were n ble for carrying the team to a final recc and 9. Coach Mario Diez exclaimed that his most memorable moment was, Defeating the $91 seeded West Windsor who was also ranked second in the state tournament. The baseball season was a triumphant one for all those who were involved. runner. W . l l l: Darryl Huff waits for the right time to Angela Sottosanti after a speedy send the ball in. save. Team members awalt a game's outcome. - Dave Wylde looks to steal a base. Coach Mario Diez during batting practice. l Sports 171 The 1986 Junior Varsity Baseball Team finished its season with a 7-8 record. Although half the team was comprised of freshmen, the boys were able to unite their talents to be victorious over many opponents. One of their outstanding games was their come-from-behind win over tClockwise From Upper Lefti Pete Hanley hits a double against Piscataway. The 1986 J.V. Baseball Piscataway. The Warriors were down 8-0 in the bottom of the eighth when they rallied to a final score of 9-8. Outstanding Achievers were Fred Rossi, Chris Wylde, Glenn Dreyer, and Angelo Peluso. When asked to comment upon his team Coach Sutter responded, I always enjoy coaching the student a of the Hills. I enjoy watching improve in every aspect of ti Each individual on the squac team player. Although the i had a season under .500, tht athletes proved teamwork a dedication are essential to a iii .5 Junior Varsity Baseball Team. Pitcher Jim Williams v strike out another opponent. The team watches intently as the game moves on. Scott McManus prepares to hit his single against Bridgewater Farro. second baseman, stops Piscataway's drive. George Reynolds, first baseman, retrieves a hit against the Hills. 2 Sports Boys' Tennis lO-9 Bob Caruso eyes the ball with determination. Jeff Weiss executes perfect form. Josh Lipshutz prepares to send the ball sailing. The 1986 Boys' Tennis team had a close season this year. They put up a tough fight against a hard conference and came out of it all with a 10-9 record. According to Coach Pace, They are one year away from being very good. As always, Watchung Hills had a wealth of talented athletes. Rick Schwager and Andy Kirschner won the county 1st Doubles Championship. This also happened to be one of Mr. Paceis fondest memories of a hard fought year. v' Rob Clgnarelia during a killer DarrylCilliputsthefinishingtouchonhis swing. performance. Sports 173 The 1986 Girls' Varsity Softball team had a record breaking season with fourteen wins; their most wins ever! Their overall record also top- ped all those of the past years, being 14-9. All this can be contributed to an excellent team made up of a host of extremely talented athletes. The end of the year saw the players with awards to take home. Lori Falzarano received the MVP award, which was greatly deserved after performing such feats as two no-hitters against Hunterdon Central and Pingry. Other team members who reaped the awards of their talent were Maria Wellbrock - Coaches Award, Nancy LaPorta - Player of the Year, Ellen Vagelos - Best Defense, Jacque Haskell - Most Improved, and outstanding freshman member Beth Niesmertelny - Best Offense. Coach Kanach was proud of the girls' fine performance, and recalled beating Voorhees 1 to 0, especially since Voorhees was in the top 20 of the state, as his most memorable moment of the '86 season. . a V l- A Varsity Softball Tops Their Past Re Maria Wellbrock waiting for the right pitch. Outfielder. Nancy LaPorta -.., V. ,. 7 vvw , . g- Nancy LaPorta gets ready to hit a homer. Jacque Haskell at bat against Pingry. Coach Kanach watches over his team. Sports 175 7R anH: A Slow Start Doesn't Stop the JV Softball Team Jen Baldasarre may be going down. but she's taking the ball with her. Regardless of their slow start, the 1986 Girls' Junior Varsity Softball team wound up with a 9-8 record. Their improvement didn't go unnoticed, being that they won seven of their last nine games. According to Coach Glen Allison, It was such a successful season due to hustle, dedication. teamwork, speed, great defense, and good pitching. Surely all the things you need to make a winning team! At the end of the season there were a host of awards to be presented. Senior Debbie Bruno was awarded with the coveted MVP award, with Chris Centamore - Most Improved, Sue George - Best Offense, Leitha Miner a Best Defense, and Tina Marino - The Coaches' Award. Not only were the players a tight knit group on the field, but off it also. Says Coach Allison, As a team we participated in Hands Across America, holding hands as a team to raise money for America's hungry. Obviously, we were a very close team. It is teamwork such as this that conquers more than the other team! ,JV'. Senior Debbie Bruno during practice. Cathy Alimo reaches new softball heights Sue George doesn't mind flying up to meet the ball. Sports 177 Determination Kept Freshmen Ahead Of The Game The 1986 Girls' Freshmen Softball team worked hard to end their season with a 9-7 record. They didn't have anything handed to them, making it that much more difficult to keep ahead. Yet they pushed through, showing a great improvement and winning their last five games of the season, recalled Coach Kaye. After all their hard work, the players were more than ready to receive their well deserved awards. Claire Freeman was honored with the MVP award. Lisa Dziadzio - Most Improved, Karen Derr a Best Offense, and Blythe Knapp - Best Defense. When asked what was his most memorable moment of the season was. Coach Kaye stated. Our softball marathon - great food, lots of fun - 7 hrs. of softball, showing that not only did these girls work hard. but they played hard too. Jen Kimmel didn't let this one get by! 1' n W.. .1. v cm: aumimn Marching Band This year's marching band was advised by Mr. David Udell and Mr. Bill Holmes. Among the songs played this season were Russian Easter Overture, uDance Macabre, llOverture to Carmen and the '1812 Overture. The marching band consists of students who register for the band class and any students who play an instrument and desire to be part of the marching band. As part of their many hours of practice, the students attended a band camp held one week before the opening of school. The purpose of this camp was to teach the members the new music and routines for the season's shows. - When asked about the marching bands future, Mr. Udell replied, llWe foresee growth for the future in terms of size and musicianship. This year has seen the development of a solid core in the music program, and this core is providing strong student leadership. The band program also has become a positive social organization for all its members. Rn Artiui'ine Band seniors are called forward during the Thanl halftime show in recognition of their service and sp 4 Wm: Drum majors Dennis Hwang and Linda Wang. Senior Bruce McIntyre presents flowers to his parents on Thanksgiving Day. Christo Kmosko and Bryan Wyszkowski playing trombone for Russian Easter Overture. Trumpet players Jason Barrett and Scott Bishop. ! V ' T ng 6 1 Walter Stine on saxophone and Mike Ryder on sousaphone. - kn- D4 : The marching band rehearses before the Thanksgiving Day game. L , , L . ? ; L 5 A Eugenie Heytveldt presents a corsage to her mother in appreciation of her support throughout the long hours of the season. A ctivities 181 Colorguard Shows spirit This year's colorguard consisted of girls who tried out for the squad the previous spring. The girls were led by oo-captains Louisa Turqman, Patti O'Connor, and Joanne Rosati. The remainin members were seniors Karin VonRiman, Mic elle Obitz, Michelle Cheryl Allen. Michelie Plocek. and Patti O'Connor dancing the samba during the band's I Carmen. ah, Michelle Obitz, senior. practicing with the bandfront. Co-captain Louisa Turqman dances the sam- Michelle Plocek during one of the be during the Thanksgiving Day halftime schoolrehearsals. -- - ' Lt. w weas- ' i - Patti O'Connor. co-captain, during Carmen. Plocek, and Susan Keill. juniors Cheryl Allen, Karen Smedley. Pam Russo. Shari Brennan. and Cathy Kirchberger. and sophomore Yvonne Luk. Although the girls created most of their own routines, they received assistance from Mr. Udell and Mr. Holmes. In addition the squad was aided by Laurie Maxton, a graduate of Watchung Hills. When asked to comment upon this group of iris. co-cagtain Louisa Turqman responde , Even thoug our routines were difficult. as co- captain I felt cull; sgugd worried hard at t f . . . . , .t . y . . , 1. an hin we as e t em to 0. As mo 0 theyfsqugd's skill they were iven a ranking of The 19354 987 Colorguard. two, one being the best, in t e Piscataway Band Festival. The spirit of the squad was evident throughout the football season as they marnhnd with nranieinn nlnnn with than hand Drill Team Highlights This year's drill team co-captains. Debi Visotski and Lori Farace, led a skilled roup of girls throughout the football season. e squad also included: Christine Gray. Lorraine Frank, Sue Schubauer. Heather Rosander, Gunvor Tornquist. Cheri Zegarski, Jenn Geissel, Laune Mackie, risten Falzarano, Laurie Potts. Kim Kovac. and Allison Berg. One of the highlights of the squad's halftime show routine was the dance to We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off choreographed by the co-captains. When asked b Lenape how they felt about the squad, t e co-captains replied. Being the onlgl seniors gave us seniority over the un erclassmen, but they treated us with respect. Xz 4 $ The 1966-1987 Drill Team. J. 1:1 te ' Q f , w , ,r ,r .m , ,W ,xwerW $h Co-captain Debi Visotski leads the amt team in Saints. The drill team used both pom-poms and swing flags as pictured here. Activities Varsity Cheerleaders Enjoy Season This year's Varsity Football Wanic, Kim Pfeiffer, Donnalee Laing, Throughout the football $6381 Cheerleaders, advised by Jill Miller, Kristin Stift, and Nancy Skordinski. In squad not only led the fans in consisted of senior co-captains preparing for the demanding skills of but also assisted in the weekl Debbie Bruno and Cathy Coghan. the season, the squad attended a football breakfast and decora Other members of the squad summer camp in Pennsylvania for players' locker room. Despite included: Michele Costanzo, Cheryl four da 5. During this time the girls cold weather and rainy days, Caldaro, Julie Currie, Brigette Beers, Iearne pyramid techniques, cheers, cheerleaders still enjoyed sup Michelle Goodes, Stephanie and most importantly teamwork. the Watchung Hills Warriors. Johnson, Karen Flood, Monica Mr ,L ' 4 M The1986 Varsity FootballCheerleaders. Debbie Bruno, K'iSti Stift U Michele Costanzo flanked b co- captains Cindy Coghan and ebbie Julie Currie,Michele Costanzo, Bruno show their form during one of Co han tback row at the bonf the many cheers. of t 9 first football game. . j ' , J.V. Co-Captains Liz Rachmiel, Jen Hard Work Page Off Thewes, and Kerry Caffrey. u;'l When asked how co-captains Kerry Caffrey. Liz Rachmiel and . t. , . . , . -- ,1 Jen Thewes enjoyed their position, they replied, 'llt takes great The 1935 Junior Varsity Foam Cheerleading s dedication and hard work to be in charge of many girls. As the season progressed the l'oneness of the Junior Varsity squad became obvious to the fans and players. The remainin members: Jackie LaBella, Deana Peluso, Kristine Geissel, Tracy erez, Lori Cilino, Tiffany Lu , Christine Stefandl, Jennifer Schumann, Vicki Koehne, Mandy teinert and Kristi Kilkenny all enthusiastically participated in the activities of the squad. For instance, during the summer the girls held a car wash to raise money to buy sneakers. The 14 member squad learned much from one another. Their talents and camaraderie made them one of Watchung Hills best J.V. squads, said advisor Barbara Spencer. Leading the Way! Each season brings about a different group of girls at- tempting to make the cheerleading squads. This years varsity basketball cheerleaders were chosen from a group of spirited girls who wished to instill energy and en- thusiasm in the fans. Led by advisor Barbara Spencer and co-captains Collette Armenti and Kristen Stift, the squad accompanies the varsity basketball team to home and away games. At the start of the season co-captain Kristen Stift represented the girls at a county-wide conference for athletic leaders on December thirteenth. Kris and Collette. along with the remaining squad members, create cheers and acrobatic routines to entertain and uplift the crowd. When asked to comment upon her girls, Mrs. Spencer replied, tiThese students give their all to supporting the team. Without them the gym would seem empty. The War- rior players certainly appreciate the zeal of the squad. a t AME G t t . The 1987 Junior Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders. Varsity and J. V. Cheerleaders The 1986-87 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders work to en- courage enthusiasm among the players. the crowds, and themselves. Under the leadership of advisor Mrs. Barbara Spencer the squad practices methods of cheering which enables them to look and work better together. Tiffany Luy and Elizabeth Rachmiel, co-captains of the fourteen member squad, create cheers with the help of the other girls. During the pep rally, held to open the winter sports season, the J.V. squad energetically involved the student body in cheering on the teams. Their spirit and support was evident at each J.V. boys' basketball game this year. The Varsity Cheerleaders make their first ap- pearance at the winter sports pep-rally. Activities 185 Michelle Roberto. President. The French Club has been very ac- tive in the past year under advisory of Mrs. Chavalier. Michelle Roberto, president, and Marie Ivanov, vice president, secretary, and treasurer, were busy with a foreign exchange program. For three weeks students from the Lycee Jules Ferry in Paris visited. They were abIe to see the historical areas of Philadelphia as well as New York City. The club also put together an exchange so our students may go to France. During the year the club also worked on fund raising for a scholarship to be given out at the end of the year for a senior who has excelled in French, whether or not he or she belongs to the French Club. A niluibina French Club Plays Host . Y .- 3 mewh ,- w 2 on and her exchange student during the exchange dinner. Kelley McMah Jennifer Winslow getting to know her student. A French exchange student 9 American dinner. Sally Ann French, Nicola Husgen and Anne Wojtowicz planning events for the year. German Club Aspires in its Cultural Growth The primary goal of the German Club is to encourage and develop interest in and understanding of the cultures of the German speaking countries. This includes helping students better understand the influence Germans had in the past, as well as the way they are influencing today's society. Activities to help reach these goals vary from year to year based on the participation of its members. Our activities include: guest speakers from industry, exchange students, or visitors to the community; tThis year Frau Franke, Burgermeister of Willich was a guest speakerJ; visits to industry; trips for our exchange students tGerman American Partnership Program to Philadelphia, New York City, Pennsylvania Dutch tGermant Country. Students have also sponsored an essay and poem contest, treated eighth grade German students to authentic deutsche torte at Cafe Motzart in Union, N.J., celebrated the Oktoberfest or Marzfest at the Schwaebische Alb restaurant in Warren, marched in the Steuben Parade in New York City, attended a church service at the German Reformed Church in North Plainfield and various other Cultural events such as a play or an opera. The Italian Club's Most Successful Year n The Italian Club celebrates Christmas at Darryl Cilli's house. The Italian Club hasn't stopped growing since it began. This year there were as many as sixty members. Led by Mr. Dominique Muoio, the club was able to take a trip into New York City for dinner. They also sold doughnuts to raise money for a scholarship, which is given out at the end of the year. This year's officers were: president, Gina Falvo; vice presidents. Darryl Cilli and Eric Lund; recording secretary. Susan Scalfani; corresponding secretary, Meagan Coy; treasurer, Nancy Riello and Tony Mirra; historian, Michelle Moscaritolo; and typist, Nicole Zarillo. Michelle Soleno, Gina Falvo and Michele Sims enjoy t festivities. The REAL men of the Italian Club. 1M The Great Men and Women of the Spanish Club. The purpose of the Spanish Club, said advisor Mr. Llano, is to involve students more deeply in the study of Spanish. This year's club entered contests, went on field trips, and visited New York City to see a Spanish play. They also dined at a Spanish restaurant in order to experience the multitudinous flavors of Spanish cuisine. In addition the members celebrated Christmas with a Spanish fiesta. The club is headed by president Roberta Hwang, vice president Sue Zegar, secretary Donna Gaurino and treasurer Tim Forton. Sr. Llano and members of the club translate Spanish fairytale books. You will learn Spanish, Senorita! , All School Ceuncil Leads Spirit Week The 1986-87 All School Council has had a very progressive year. President Jessy Lipschutz, vice- president Michelle Athanas, secretary Janet Mick, and treasurer Brian Goldberg have been hard at work raising money in various ways. Bake sales, dances. candy sales and a movie night were among the many fund raisers they organized. In January, a parent-teacher dance was held, a spring Olympiad was organized, and a spirit week was sponsored. The club advisor Mr. Fox. retired on January 12. He was a dedicated and true director to the students of the ASC. Mr. Thomas DiGanci is now leading the club with just as much ambition as before. Seniors cheer on fellow student and Varsity Sue DeSesso and Mr. DiGanci counting the cans collected during the Spirit We basketball player, Johnny Mac during the winter pep-rally. m A nHuiHnn Mr. Fox receives an award for his dedication and devotion to Pete Jeans during the makings of Mr. Fox Day. our school. Activities 191 The GLC discussing fund raisers and other events for the year. FROSH G.L.C. The Freshmen GLC united for a productive year. The GLC was led by class president Colin Hamilton, vice- president Greg Vitali and represent- atives Liz Leung and Diana Canellis. This elected group represented the 9th grade student body. All dances, fund raisers, and activities eminated from this body. Those not elected were still encouraged to participate. The GLC was successful in striving for their goal of unity through the in- itiation of two dances: the Freshmen dance in September and the Hallo- ween dance in October. They were also very outgoing during the spirit week activities. When asked to com- ment about his group, Mr. Diganci responded, '1 wish them luck in the future. Keep moving in the right direction! Diana Canellis helping to support her class. Sophomore G.L.C. The Class of 1989 has been hard- working and responsive to their class' need. With the guidance of their GLC's president Peter Jeans, vice-president Scott Mitzner and R.S.C. representatives Lauren Gib- son and Claude Gaeble, the GLC has been successful in promoting class spirit. The GLC also ran social events such as the Lip-Sync dance besides raising money through various fund raisers. The Sophomore GLC has been suc- cessful in creating new ideas and reaching their goals. Jon Jeans was a contestant for the Iip-sync contest sponsored by the sophomore GLC. L to R: President Peter Jeans. vice-pres. Scott Mitzner. and representatives Claude Gaeble and Lauren Gibson. war we , ., . 53 t n Sophomore Pete Jeans had a great time per- forming his song. t h . .L Kerry MantIe had a fabulous Iip-sync routine. Members of the sophomore GLC of 1986-87. Activities 193 Junior G.L.C. This year's Junior GLC was led by president Will Combs, vice-president John Chow, and representatives Jenn Geissel and Stephanie Johnson. With the support of dedicated members, the GLC has organized activities such as the Thanksgiving balloon sale and daily candy sales to help pay for their Junior Prom. The GLC's purpose was to stimulate school and class spirit for the class of 1988. The GLC wants to create, plan, and carry out events for their class. The Junior class has been very outgoing and very supportive of their fellow classmates, said Mrs. Sills, the Junior class Advisor. . 5,, t '5; be M Ken Johnson. Will Combs, and Tom Blessing selling candy for a fund raiser to Bryson Jocelyn Crowley, Jen Karam. and Lisa Drag Coopersmlth. about upcoming events. Angelo Abbondandolo during an intense ping-pong match in the senior lounge. President Natalie Albert addresses the seniors about their Prom during a GLC meeting. The 1987 Senior GLC Senior G.L.C. Seniors using their lounge priviledges. 19: t Nancy Hoge and Debbie Bruno contribute to the club's discussions. The grade level council for the class of 1987 is led by the able hands of Natalie Albert. While the object of the council is to govern the senior class, their primary issue is to raise money for the Senior Prom. This year the G.L.C. raised funds by selling jewelry, cookies and candy, McDonald's hamburgers, magazines, and the like. Nancy Hoge and Darryl Cilli, the co- chairpeople of this year's Prom Committee, planned a magnificent event affair in the main ballroom of the Hanover Marriott with music provided by Leonard Bornstein Entertainment. Senior Ann Marie Ambrose spearheaded the celebration of Clifford H. Fox Day. The combined efforts of the seniors and the All- School Council provided retiring Social Studies teacher, Mr. Fox, with a good-bye benefitting his 25 years of service to W.H.R.H.S. Activities 195 Junior Statesmen Continue to Excel The Junior Statesman of America is a nonpartisan, nonprofit, student run organization. It is sponsored jointly by high schools and the Junior Statesman Foundation as an extracurricular sociai studies activity throughout the U.S. The purpose of the organization is to teach high school students about government, to help them develop and polish their leadership skills, to encourage critical thinking, and to transmit knowledge necessary to insure active, informed citizenship. Junior State chapters organize student debates, promote political awareness and participate in regional and state conventions each school year. These activities are open to all interested high school students whether or not they are members. 3 , .ii 3- Mike Wadell giving information for a WHRHS win Hartman debates the validity of life. 36 Activities SADD Combats With Contracts John Mcllwaln and Advisor Mrs. deBerjeols discussing the meeting tAbovei. President Nancy Hoge speaking with her offloers. tBeIowi. The purpose of the SADD program is to organize high school students to combat the i661 killer of their age group: death due to drinking and driving. Sadd's four goals are to help eliminate the drunk driver and save lives, to alert the high school students to the danger of drinking and driving, to conduct community alcohol awareness programs, and to organize peer counseling programs to help students who may have con- cerns about alcohol. The Watchung Hills' chapter of SADD began four years ago and has grown considerably to include over 300 students. The 1986-87 executive committee includes these fine members: President Nancy Hoge, vice-president Mark Mraz, secretary Stacy Perelman and treasurer Jessy Lipschutz. The committee chairper- sons consist of: presentations Suzy Starr, membership coordinators Cin- dy Rizzi and Kerry Caffrey, fund rais- ing coordinators Patricia Sells and Michelle Gilardi, publicity coor- dinators Natalie Albert and Glen Dreyer, Safe Rides coordinator John Mcllwain, and Advisor Mrs. Angela deBerjeois. Saddis objectives are to have the freshmen sign the SADD contracts and to offer various presentations to be carried out successfully. The SADD council believes that making students aware of this problem is the first necessary step in combating drunk driving, because ignorance is no excuse. Mi addition to the assemblies throughout the year, SADD uses other methods to raise public awareness. Tactics include monthly meetings, posters, P.A. an- nouncements, and special reminders on the place setting at the senior prom. The success of the SADD organization can be attributed to the positive peer pressure which has been generating throughout Wat- chung Hills. As a sponsor of the Safe Rides program, SADD is even able to influence people in the community. The addition of underclassmen to the executive council will insure success for the future of the SADD program. Activities 197 Safe Rides Enters Its Second Year of Service In 1985 two students, Nancy Hoge and John Mcllwain, recognized the problem of drinking and driving which was posing a threat to their lives and the lives of their classmates. After observing nearby Safe Rides chapters, these students concluded that this program would be beneficial to the students of Watchung Hills Community. Safe Rides is a community service designed to provide a safe and confidential ride home to any student who is not in a condition to drive safely or to a student who is a passenger in such a situation. The 1986-87 executive committee adult advisors and coordinators are very dedicated and are responsible for much of the program's continued success. Much of the credit belongs to co-coordiators Mrs. Angela deBerjeois, Mrs. Lynne Combs, co-presidents Nancy H099 and John Mcllwain, vice president Scott Hagen, Secretary Linda Stein, Scheduling Terry Driscoll and Staci Perelman, Publicity Joanne Golden and Will Combs, Fund Raising Rik Treiber and Michelle Athanas. During the first year in operation, over 200 students from our community were brought home safely. It is known fact that drunk driving is the 1H killer of teens today. We are dedicated to keeping our community safe. The Juniors oi the 1986-87 Safe Rides The Sophomores of the 1986-87 Safe Ride S. The Seniors of the 1986-87 Safe Rides :3 .5 ,, L - Y .L Terry DrisooII confers with advisor Mrs. Angela deBerjeois during a mandatory meeting. Activities 199 The Seniors of the 1986-87 Key Club. The key word for Key Club is SERVICE. This organization is a sponsored stu- dent arm of the Kiwanis Club. We are a local chapter belonging to both state and international Key Clubs as well. Meetings are held bi-monthiy, usually on Wednesday evenings. The group works on projects designed to serve their communities and members of those communities. We help in patterning handicapped persons. A BowI-a-thon during the spring helps raise money for the Cancer Society. The club members participate in the Christmas caroling each year. Students give annually of their time at Great Adventure to help increase the treasury. The goal of Key Club is to help yourself while helping others. Key Club Serves the Community 1. x1;: Liz Wallace, Bob Caruso. and Chris Chrobok selecting the college of their future. i Activities . Julie Wolfe. Lydia Peterson, and N during college night. Cassy Godlewski working at Great in one of the restaurants. Meagan Coy and Cassy Godlewskl enjoying their contribution to Great Adventure. Julie Wolfe cleans up after the fun at Great Adventure. w 'W ; The 1986-87 underclassmen of the Key Club. Kari Fotschky and Danielle Munley contemplate Har- vard and Radcliffe. Activities 201 Nike Club The Nike Club began at WHRHS in 1969. It is career, service-oriented club sponsored by the Berekley Heights Business and Professional Women's Club. who provided a net- work for the students finding jobs, visiting B.P.W. members at their place of work, and having Nike members participate in their spring fashion show. The club members ex- plore careers and use their talents and skills in providing service and entertainment for their school and community. Advisor Mrs. Julia Rogers was assisted by president Cheryl Caldaro, vice president Stephanie Johnson, secretary Robin Oels, treasurer Marny Held, senior representative John Mcllwain. junior rep. Kathy Ortel, Sophomore rep. Tif- faney Luy, freshman rep. Kim Farina and Heather Galano. Nike was in- volved in various activities. On Hallo- ween they visited a nursing home where they entertained the residents with a skit, while serving cider and doughnuts to them. At Thanksgiving Nike members also visited shut-ins of the area. In addition the club organized Christmas Caroling with numerous other clubs. At the years and a $1000 scholarship was given to the club's most outstanding senior. The Stafford Hall School of Business Awarded a scholarship to another outstanding Nike senior. A bond was also presented to the senior who has contributed most to the club. The enthusiastic Christmas carolers of the Nike Club. The Nike Club fund raiser which was sold at Christmas time. On the night of Christmas caroli reindeer came for a ride. The 1987 Nike Club. 5 4 . .19 . Dennls Huang. Jeff Kiel, Mike Rider, and Chris Lenzo tfront rowt. Jason Santos and Rob Op- penheim tback row; Academic Team The Academic Team, led by Mr. Miller, competes in an academic competition between all schools in Somerset County. This competition tests the teen's knowledge in many areas including: literature, sports, science computation, math, and cur- rent events. There are only nine mat- ches from December through February. The Somerset County Academic League allows each school to present a varsity and junior varsity team. The only difference be- tween these two teams during the competition is during the varsity match they asked 27 questions, while during the junior varsity match they asked 25 questions. The varsity co-captains are Chris Lenzo and Rob Oppenheim. The junior varsity co-captains are Debbie Landau and John Chow. Awards won by this club are: '82-83 - state champions, '83- '84 - second place in the league, '84385 - second place in the league, and '85-86 - second place in the league. Cheri Papandrea speaks of a new strategy for the team. Frank Hwang reviews information for upcom- ing competition. Activities 203 T Future Problem Solvers The Future Problem Solving Pro- gram is a national organization dedicated to training minds to solve the most vital problems that face our civilization. Groups of four students attack such knotty issues as nuclear waste, the greenhouse effect. nuclear war, chemical pollution, family breakdown, starvation, etc. Skills in brainstorming, analytical thinking, creative imagination and group cooperation are enhanced. The program has caught on all over New Jersey high schools with close to 100 involved. Almost every year Watchung Hills has placed in the top five, qualifying for the state finals at Rutgers. Twice, we have won first place for execution and a third place for problem solving, sad Mrs. Vilain, the team's advisor. Kyle Young balancing out his abilities in solving the world's problems. Activities The 1986-87 Math Team MATH TEAM The Math Team participates in the Central Jersey Math League iCJMLl which holds 8 contests per year at local schools. They also participated in the New Jersey Math League iNJMLl which holds 6 contests per year in our own school. The CJML contests are usually the first Wednesday of each month from Oc- tober to May, while the NJML con- tests are usually the first Tuesday of each month. In the January CJML contests the Math Team was fifth overall out of 26 schools. At the conclusion of the year, the highest scoring participant from each school receives a CJML award. Students who participate in 6 of the 8 contests receive a Certificate of Merit. If a student is among the top scores in the league she or he also receives appropriate recognition and is eligible to participate in the ARML, a regional math contest for schools in NJ and neighboring states. This years Math Team was led by Ms. Camporini, who commented, llThis year's group strove to achieve meritorious positions within all the league participants. They should be quite pleased with their work. Activities 205 IIallUl lal I IV! IUI Society The National Honor is a school and community service organization comprised of a distinguished group of juniors and seniors who previous- ly demonstrated a higher level of character, scholarship, service and leadership. The NHS meets monthly and tutors students throughout the year. This year's NHS was busy in many areas. They continued to spon- sor a young Philippine girl named Emily. In the fall the group initiated a school grounds landscaping project, held their annual induction ceremony and reception, and ran the candy cane-o-gram sale. At Christmas the members participated in the com- munity caroling organized by the w r- A, Nike Club. President Richard Scheinder presents the Lisa Liu writes up Candy Cane- The NHS, advised by Mr. NHStOWPa'ems- Housman, had as its officers: presi- i V ., ,, dent Richard Schneider, vice- president Suzy Starr, treasurer t Michele Lutz, and secretary Rob Cignarella. Each year two senior members are selected to compete as semi-finalists in the NHS National Scholarship competition, which awards $1000 scholarships for the studentsi freshman year in college. This activity, along with all those run by the WHRHS chapter, prove the overall ideal of the NHS: building character through scholarship and service. 1'; N ,, i A large smile from Kristen Crowley after being Su Kao and Gillian White lighting their candles at the inauguration. inaugurated into the NHS. inn A -A2. .:A:-- .4 J 3 4 Jessica Lipschutz and Kyle Young observe NHS Advisor Mr. Housman conducts the the inauguration. Inauguration. '1 4 Debbie Landau and Stephanie Wriede sneak a peak at the camera during the ceremony. way ,5: ' 4 The proud National Honor Society of 1986-87. Activities 207 CIE Celebrates I 7th Year The CIE preram celebrates its TheClE homeroorhlbeforeahard day atworkz't 17th under director Mr. Raymond Kovonuk. The program has two primary goals: to help students secure marketable skills so that they may enter the labor market as com- petent workers and to provide a smooth transition between school and the working world. These selected juniors and seniors spend a portion of each day in school studying English, history and physical education. The remainder of their day is spent on the job in areas such as carpentry, masonry, print- ing, mechanics, plastics, and animal husbandry. In addition to providing a valuable communtiy service, each employer will have an opportunity to train a young person as he believes he Me aw; a should be trained in order to suc- MMM M M ceed- One benef't Of the program '5 Mike Rutkowski working in the printing ser- Bill Neumann. a carpenter's help that the employers retain student- vicesatChubb. Locke, workers as full-time employees . ' . following graduation. The CIE pro- gram is an important asset to the Watchung Hills curriculum and offers an alternative education to students who wish to enter the work-force im- mediately following graduation. n'- Working at Glasflex, Brian Schengrund operates a band-saw. t8 Amivitins Klm Kaiser works hard on the word processor at Chubb and Company. Using new equipment is all part of Missy Oliver's learning experience at Chubb. The purpose of COE is to bridge the gap for secondary school students between the termination of the secondary school experience and the beginning of a career. On- the-job experiences are included in the related class in school. On May 27 the students celebrated the annual Employer Appreciation COE Bridges Gap Luncheon. At this time the students invite their employers to a luncheon to show their gratitude and apprecia- tion for the training they have re- ceived. Fund raisers like doughnut sales and canisters containing candy and nuts enable the students to pay for their employers' lunch. Dienene William shows confidence in her secretarial work. Christin Kulkaski enjoys her associations at Chubb. At the end of each year five awards are given out. If a student has been involved since junior year he may receive Most Improved At- tendance or Most Improved Average. Best Attendance and Best Average as well as Outstanding COE Student may go to anyone. Activities 209 Graphic Arts Club The Graphic Arts Club promotes greater opportunities for students of advanced graphic arts courses and perfects skills while instilling knowledge in graphic arts. It also helps to make students more aware of career opportunities, post- secondary offerings and availability, and the promotion of avocational in- terests related with the graphic arts industry. Mr. Goettsch, the club ad- visor, explained the various activities of the group. We would like to get involved with fund raisers. The club has gone on short field trips to local printing facilities including Deb-Lynn Screen Printing of Warren. The club also participates in open lab periods after school during which time the members work on projects such as: screen decals, photographs and brochures, and bumper stickers. This years officers include president Ben Cornish, vice-president Mike Pruskowski, secretary Will Boyce, and treasurer Jason Oliva. These students and anyone with an interest , , i in graphics certainly benefit from . W. . such an extra-curricular activity. mm; ' .a Rocky Venone. Dan Taglialatella and Ben Cornish reviewing a graphics magazii Jason Oliva drawing a rough for screen printing. '1 Antiuitlne Mr Goettsch presenting direction and new ideas to the involved members. 4n; Club member Steve McDowell enhancing his graphic skills. Actiities 21 1 FOLIO A Presenting the best in student art, , g, photography, graphics and literature . ' ll is what the literary magazine, Folio, The1987 Folio Staff worked for in the 1986-87 school year. Mr. Kaye led the club in monthly meetings to discuss con- tributions and exchange literary and artistic work. Senior Elliot Joffe, literary editor, and junior John Chow, art editor, contributed their time in discussing and deciding the magazine's contents. When the magazine is finished at the year's end, the Hester Horton Award for an outstanding Creative Writer will be given. Yvonne Luk and Veronlca Huang studying works for selection of this years maga: President Elliot Joffee discussing new ideas for the magazine with advisor Mr. Kaye. 2 Activities Lias Liu, Michelle Roberto. Jessy Lipschutz. Jon Jeans. Neil McDonough and Mr. Manka admiring their well presented newspaper. ARROWHEAD The Hills newspaper, the Ar- rowhead, provides an opportunity for students to write articles of school news as well as feature articles with a more creative edge. The paper is headed by news editor Lisa Liu, features editor Jessy Lipschutz, copy editor Dennis Hwang and sports editors Michelle Roberto and Marc Scheinder. Jon Jeans is senior writer and music columnist. When publishing articles for school distribution, staff writers learn the responsibilities associated with free press. Advised by Mr. Manka, it is apparent why students on past Ar- rowhead staffs have succeeded in full-time positions with leading newspapers. For instance, Steven Kinney and Cathy Bugman work for the Newark Star-Ledger, and Paul Grzella is a feature writer with The Courier-News. Features editor Jessy Lipschutz works with Co-sports editor Marc Schneider diligently works Mr. Manka on the papers layout. at his column. Activities 213 Lenape Reunites ForThew Mural of Memories Our school is a microcosm of talented students. This is especially reflected in the murals located throughout the two buildings. As a result we chose as this year's theme, A Mural of Memories. The 1986-87 Lenape staff was directed by old and new faces. Mrs. Kim Gajewski returned for her seventh year as business advisor. Mrs. Mary Halliwell rejoined her after a two year layoff as co- literary advisor along with Mr. John Herdman, who is also class advisor. When asked about their cooperative effort Mr. Herdman responded, This year's Lenape will be the finest book in Watchung Hills history. Together Mrs. Halliwell and l have made changes and added more creative graphics to the book. This has been a learning experience for both of us. The uproar over the senior write-ups was quite disturbing, commented Mrs. Halliwell. Once the seniors heard our reasons for the careful editing of the write-ups, I think they became more understanding. One thing that must be kept in mind about the production of the Lenape is the countless hours of work involving Mr. Herdman, Mrs. Gajewski, the staff and editors. and myself. No one has the right to blindly criticize the book until he or she sees the hard work it takes to produce Lenape. In order to eliminate the long afternoons and evenings after school, the advisors introduced a course entitled Publications l and II to the curriculum committee. This course will teach the journalism, photography, and design skills necessary to producing Lenape. This may help create a more professional book while allowing students to explore the fields of publishing, graphics. and communications. It may open a new door for future career choices, said Mrs. Halliwell. This year's staff was led by editor-in-chief Michele Costanzo. 'lShe assisted the other section editors in meeting deadlines. Michele was our link to the staff and a fine leader as well, said Mr. Herdman. The essential fabric of the book, the photographers, were led by Chris Chrobok, photography editor. No one worked as hard as Chris. Her photographs prove her to be an extremely talented and creative young woman, commented Mrs. Halliwell. This was one experience Chris will never forget! Other editors included: Gina Falvo, senior section; Michelle Soletto. sports section; Marie Ivanov, faculty section; Julie Currie, activities section; Sally Farrell, advertising section; and Ann Levine, underclassmen section. Since the book must raise its own funds, ads are an integral part of Lenape. Sally has done a superb job organizing sales and contacting advertisers. This years Lenape staff, said Mrs. Halliwell, should be proud of the book. They've done a fine job! l 4 Antivitin: Activities editor Julie Currie and Mrs. Halliwell preparing one articles for the activities section. I , shamw 9'95 Chris Chrobok, photography editor, takes time out to pose than take, a picture. Michelle Soletto, sports editor, proudly displays some of work. Mike B and G Willlford. photographers. dud homeroycmloas Myrroeglve future assignments. no Edltor-ln-chief Michele Costanzo checking quads with Ann O'Connor before a deadline. Advisors Mrs. Halliwell, Mr. Herdman. and Mrs. Gajewski. Mbovw The 1986-87 Lenape Staff. melom Jon Eng and Mr. Herdman review- ing pages. ill Sally Farrell. ad editor. tivities 215 Laurie Moore. who assists in choosing pictures, is shy taken. Mr. Herdman shows faCulty editor Marie Ivanov how he wants We couldn't have done it Another question aske copy done. without you, Ann O'Connor! Michele Costanzo. - Activities Mediacs and Vidiaos Excell No other field has grown so significantly as the video industry. The public's interest in this technology is evident in increased sales and rentals of videotapes as well as in increased desire to learn the techniques of videotaping. Here at the Hills this area is reflected in ad- visor Mick Tuthill's Mediacs and Vidiacs. The Mediacs, a group of students who voluntarily give up their study halls. run errands and assist in video playbacks to Mediac City. room 106. The Vidiacs, or video maniacs are in- dependent study students who earn credit while learning television production tech- ., , .. 4A . y niques. Their assignments include interview- 7 . . . . . . , ing student personalities and videotaping The 1986-87 Mediacs and VldlaCS Include: From Left to Right: Mandy Steinert. Debbie Bruno. Sarah sporting and other events. The work of the Miller, Darren Braunstein, Carl Schubauer, Sam Oliva, Mark Mraz. Gina lachio. Monica Wanic. Terry Vidiacs culminates in the Lenni, the video Driscoll, Maureen O'Brien, and advisor Mr. Tuthill. yearbook, produced by Mr. Tuthill. Like our own Lenape, the 'tLenni covers sports, ac- tivities, curriculum, and other phases of stu- dent life. When asked if there were any outstanding students from either group. Mr. Tuthill responded, Three students come to mind first. For instance, in videotaping the play Mark Mraz showed me he can do fine work behind the camera. Seniors Kerry Preston and Sarah Miller are also excellent people with the microphone. Their per- sonalities come across during the shooting, making the person who is interviewed more open and relaxed. There are other students too numerous to mention as well. As always, Mr. Tuthill proves his expertise in the video and television field by turning out a profes- sional and creative summary of the year's events in Lenni and in his students' mastery of skills. Camerawoman Debbie Bruno with interviewer Sarah Miller talk with Monica Wanic. 4 Mick Tuthill and Gina lachio shooting a football game. Terry Driscoll preparing for a videotape. Kerry Preston and Monica Wanic smile for the camera. Activities 217 Concerts and Competitions for the Chorus The 1986-87 Chorus during the Christmas presentation. Under the instruction 01 William Holmes the choru again worked toward two L productions this year, the Connie Salianl, Beth Daly. and Susan Keill singing selections ChriStmas concert and Sp from South Paciflc during the holiday concert. concert. in the Christmas the students sang traditio season favorites such as Need a Little Christmas, the Night Before Christme Handelis Glory To God The Messiah. The Adv: chorus performed a varie' songs including i'Where i: My Funny Valentine, ar Adoramus Te. This Apr members of the chorus tri Busch Gardens, Williamsl Virginia to compete in a cl festival. During this time t students also toured the I areas of Jamestown, Yori and Annapolis, Maryland. year five members were c for honors. Liz Whitney w selected for the AII-State while Will Kostis, Mike Ry Jameel Rizk and Jen GOIi were selected for Region chorus. PauI Kwon, Bryson Coopersmith and Jameel Rizk slnging The Best of Times. Members of the chorus under the direction of The chorus in action. Mr. Holmes. 8 Activities Concert Band Swings into Another Year Concert Band, under the direction of David Udell, proved their musical excellence during the annual Christmas and Spring concerts. During the Christmas concert the audiences were delighted by such festive songs as Cest Noel, and Sleigh Ride. At the Spring concert Sophomore Jessica Brendt leaf ing concert. i ' Bryan Wyszkowski highly concentrates on his piece of music. m i- . The percussion and brass section ofythe Mr. David Udell teaches his students a new piece. band performing at the Holiday Concert. the band further displayed it's talent. Audience member Mrs. Halliwell said, We never realized how talented our students are until we see them in these programs. Mr. Udell and his musicians deserve recognition on all the work they have done. oerson practices nd lesson. Saxophone players Dennis Hwang, Nancy Legato and Jessica Brandt harmonize their sounds. Activities 219 : 4 oist Dennis Hw Jazz performing MacArthur Park with sol saxophone. Donna Guarino singing Elton John's 'Empty Garden. - ' m. Debbie Visotski singing l Know I'll Never Love This Way Jon Pinn of Ketchup. Again. '0 A ivi - The Annual Talent Show Script and Cue, advised by Mrs. Mary Clifford and Mr. Dominick Muoio, as director and technical director respectively, began the year with its annual talent show. Vice- president John Mcllwain organized the auditions and show, which had Susan Keill, Will Combs and Tom Blessing as emcees. Judges Mr. Muoio, Mr. Spancake, Mr. Pace, Mr. DiGanci, and Mr. Lott chose the winning acts from among the many talented students. Those who won included: Best Instrumental: Todd Fox on violin Best Vocal: Donna Guarino singing 'tEmpty Garden Best Dance: Chris Eyles dancing to ttSIedgehammer Best Instrumental Group: Cinema, comprised of Mark Benedetto, Eric Kleinert, and Keith Prior. Best Rock Group: Ketchup, comprised of Bob Rose, Russ Prasa, Jon Finn, and Tom Miller Best Comedy Act: Craig Hillman and Ed Hartman performing t'Winging It, Most Entertaining: Jazz, comprised of Mike Ryder, Bryan Wyszkowski, Jeff Kiel, Mark Cox, Dennis Hwang, Nancy Legato. Todd Rasmusson, Jessica Brandt, Russ Prasa, Maurice Silva, Will Kostis, and Frank Huang. Glen Molinari of the band t'Speed of Life. Technical director Mr. Muoio as he t announces the night's winning acts. Activities 221 Script and Cue Script and Cue is an organization 2: :2 , that gives students the opportunity The Execution Scene as played by Rebecca Goldstein. Bryson Coopersmith, and Crai to perform in and produce plays. The aspects of production which are of- fered are acting, technical work, publicity, make-up, set building and many other activities. The members involved are president Craig Hillman, vice-president John Mcllwain, secretary Jen Reese, treasurer Leonard Van Tassel, and member- at-Iarge. Lydia Peterson. This year the group has been involved in many productions such as the Talent Show in early December; Black Comedy and Actor's Nightmare, two one act plays. in January; and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum in May. Later the group par- ticipated in the Buck's County One- Act Play Festival which took place in May. It was a successful year for the cast and crew and they hope next year Willbejust as fulfilling. Steven Arbouer as George Bamberger in Black Comedy. Mike Wadell and Will Combs p Black Comedy. Rebecca Goldstein. Michelle Soletto, Lydia Peterson. and Bryson Coopersmith i Hillman to his cue. ?99 Aniiuifine . 7f x' z. Gillan White. daughter of Tom Blessing, in Black Comedy. Michelle Soletto Craig Hillman The Infamous Jello E aiin g Coniesi! Z24 Activities Librarians Mrs. Collier and Mrs. Lippincott show Mary Kamperman, Sara Werbel. Sarah Maynard. and Mohan Viswanathan i how to use the computer facilities. Secretaries Appreciate OFfice Aides 'They are invaluable to us during the day, said Mrs. Schaffer, receptionist and switchboard operator. 'The students are cooperative and follow orders with speed and reliability. Those students who assist as office aides work in the main office helping to decrease some of the secretariesi workloads. Gina Norcia and Chris Herman attend to such duties as: sorting the daily mail, running errands and deliveries to the north building, and helping with other office procedures. These girls should be complimented, for they do not receive remuneration for their time. Library Aides Are Links Between Books and Students The library aides are here to help keep the library running and to help give service to the school, said Mrs. Juanita Collier, librarian. Each one of the members works one period of the day in the media center. The members of the club are: Mohan Viswanathan. Mary Kamperman, Sarah Maynard, Bena Teo, Sarah Werbel and Brett Nusser. As a library aide the student can develop a sense of leadership in a working environment. This quality will be invaluable to students in their future endeavors. When asked if she enjoys working with the students, Mrs. Lippincott responded, It's always a pleasure to have the assistance of the students. Through this work they learn from us while we gain from them. Activities 225 Michelle Athanas Crowned The tradition of Miss Watchung Hills continued this year with a court of five girls: Jennifer Lackland, Nancy Hoge, Michelle Athanas, Jessica Lipschutz and Natalie Albert. The girls are nominated by their class' peers and are voted on by the whole school. The crown is then turned over by last year's Miss Watchung Hills to the new winner. Michelle Athanas received the crown for her outstanding Last year's Miss Watchung Hills, Hillary Schackeltord. being driven to the ceremony. The past and the current winners, Hillary and Michelle. Michelle Athanas in full glory. involvement in school activity as well as her pe When Michelle was questioned by Lenape on h0i about receiving the crown, her response was, could not believe it. I was very honored. Michel ed it should have been a five way tie, but her pare ed her one hundred percent. w 1' ; ., h '0 , j . ' '4. . ' i ' w . ' . y .A 33'2 ; The 1986-1987 Court: Nancy Hoge, Michelle Athanas, Na Jesse Lipschutz, and Jen Lackland. .3 The fathers of the girls await the arrival of their daughters before going to the ceremony. Michelle with her parents before the crowning. Lee Hetfield drives the girls to the field for the traditional crowning. Activities 227 unnomnw ,4 U3V' Providing business 1d personal insurance worldwide through independent agents and brokers for over 100 years CHUBB Group of Insurance Companies Warren, New Jersey 07060 3 - 3' a INA VIII . ' .IIK: - '0 i . x0 X1111! NU H W . ; MW Vie 411111u1nn111IIII. .wunmmmmmnn. 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PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION A BRIGHT AND SUCCESSFUL F UTURE TO THE CLASS OF 1987 FROM A FRIEND 59 Ad: NEVER HAD SUCH GOOD TIME Ads 253 1 Ads Boosters Jen one more year and we're history! For the coming senior year - let's party. Ba! Ha! O.M.: I.L.Y.F.: J.E. Everything in my heart. . . you'll never know. . . M.M. DEANA . . . I'll see you and catch you in the morning sunshine! ILY, Tom- my . . . Nee . . . Every siler linings got a touch of grey. I'll never forget the Easter vacation of '86, I.L.Y.D.I. DAVID, Thanks for always being there. You mean the world to me. T0 JILL, GLEE AND KAS. Thanks for a great summer!! Dad's place and the 6-pack! Love Robbin Jellybean - We've been best friends since first grade. Thanks for being there. Love. G.G. TO THE GANG-EO E0 EO SPONGE SPONGE SPONGE SUMMER OF '86. FOREVER REMEMBERED DAVE'S 21 . . . WHO BROKE THE HOT TUB? JILL. GLEE. ALLYSON, KAS AND JANICE. Thanks for being my best friends. Love Robbin IITart - Eww . . . Its hard what is it? . . . Surprise!!! . . . Best friends forever!!! . . . G BLOOD: Thanks for being my best friend!. FLORIDA '87, Hey Jack!, Ear's up! - Can't wait till you drive! Jules StephlLisalRileeana - Make the best of what you've got - Love forever and keep in touch always - J tSnapsI Let's get Wilma 8t Willy 2gether soonlllll Kassandra: We have so much to do and so little time. MY IMMACULATA MAN - Tim - Good Luck at college, go for your dreams. Mark 8t Lesley - Remember 3 way phone calls. Hi Stacey - Do you bop? Sue. Remember my heartbreak with Matt. I love the guy with the outrageous hair, Sue! Remember the Monkee Walk, or even Atlantic City? Bye Guys. Tony, Kristi, Kelly, Sue, Mykal, Matt at Vini. 'IPUMPKIN BREATH . It's too bad the summer of '86 had to end, we were perfect together!!! 0 'IShe's a refuge tUZI Kar tMuffyl There's too many memories and good times to put in 1 line - Thanx. Dan tEsteIeI To the 9 - Thanx, for adding excitement to my weekends - Forever love ya, Dan Smelly lJenI - You're turin' out alright - I'll be here always e Lov Big Sis. Dan ItVenimus,Vidimus,Vicimus - We came, We saw, We conquered Vital Signs Nels - May 29j85 I L U Kiddo - Julie tSnapslul B.W. - my infatuation, Cheerleaders tFI - This Bud is 4 you! - Steph We are the best of friends and always will be. Love Ya, Laurel To R.M.H. - Richard - What ard ! Always remember your sweetheart. KM Loves and will always be there for you. Too bad our romance had to end so soon! Cherry ice is very nice but lemon and lime will do you every time! Right Mr. Hoe?!? CJR - Halloween may not have ended the way I wanted, but trust me it was no horror show! Love MF-SP T.S. We'll always be Stowe bunnies and friends forever! Love L.M. I'm getting a little behind in my work Bye M. Iuv L.S. - Ciao Muoio! LMS, Will. Tommy, Laurie, Rom, Jim, John. Stephanie, Erika, Walter, Cheryl - enjoy your final year here; all the best in the years to come. Love always. Laura Lin, Dweeza and Michie - Thanks for the great years - Dara - Lis - to what was and what's to come. Love and joy in life - Laura Lin, Always remember and don't ever forget the thing wit Thanks for everything. Good Luck in college Love ya. Gina Maria, Michelle, Kristen three of the four muskateers, I on Thanks for the memories - Caio MUIO BISIL - to the one who always stuck by me! Sweet-ters that disgusted face -x AHHH! I will miss you CM and friends! Bye and Good ll favorite fun friends! Sentiro' molto Ia mancanza dei miei amici della classe dell ' tutti una vita piena diogni benedizione di Dio. Siete un g paticolare. ARRIVEDERCIII Con affetto, Muoio Chris and Kellie forever!! I love you . . . Kellie The 6-PACK Summer of '86 To all my friends - Jillibl OT,NINJA, Dej + Chris - Thanks! Luv KAS! To Terry : Thanks for all the goodtimes. Good advice, and a my friend + savior - wll + savior - wllove, Kathy How much is that jacket? 1499! Luy, Rizzi and Kingers! Tam, How do you feel? Better, better get a bucket! Cindi, How's your toe? Better call a toe truck! Abbs, Can I have my walkman back? Love? Bridge, thanxs for all the goodtimes! Good luck next yea miss ya! Love Andrea The Rescuers foreverll Jamie iuggsl - Ilm kidding: no, I'm Diane. Friends Forever, I Deb you're a great friend and I love ya for it! Love Di Bob, I Love You so much. You're my fave. Love Lauren Teddy -n- Gum Drop 4ever. Dr. Favlus say. Catcher in the Rye. Bye Dan! - Laur Milissa The average man is one who tries to prove he isn't - B.L.M. Room 12 and Sweet Pea Rule - The Happy Campes Syndro AIi-baba, Randi-baba and the Forty thieves You do it and IIII take you out for pizza. J.G. 4-ever and always ILU Bradly! A.S. Those are the best push ups I've ever seen. - CK and AS So close in so little time A.G. Cheri and Alison period 5l6,7l8,9 - The best of times!! Shar, I will always be there when you need me. I love you I you! Older Sis Q I will always care M.E. no matter what happens. You don't appreciate what you have. until you don't have it C.I Mr. K - You're reading too much into this. - N.L. JlDlC Best Times! - Wagon. arc. and cadie. ControI , E Love letter i710 $644.Passit to the left. HlKlH - Call 800-USA-LOAN - G.P. - P.J. and SP. Partl between B.F.F. Miss U. DIKID - LBI '87 93rd - Trouble - Fiero Sisters. Doop IIII mi: and S.L.B. To whom it may concern: Think about it Mr. E, the townhouse. Baby night, spiced eggplant, SWNM. field p Canteens, the N.B.C. news crew, and much more. how di off?!?JB , To the 6-Pack - Well make '87 even better! Compdirector Ralph, Ninja Warrior was a great game, remember me. . . Mas To Dave and Randy my Italian and Irish friends, No we'rl udice, I had a great time with you guys. From your Chir Jon. A word of advice, go to church once in your lifetime just to try notice the people there are very nice. - A Christian I'll miss ya - Mr. Muoio. Mrs. Simonetta, Mr. Battiato, Mr. Fox. Mrs. Halliwell. Miss Shoemaker, Mr. Spancake, Mr. Pace, Mrs. Werner. Mrs. DeBorjis. Mr. Carden -- Thank you alll! HANGING OUT AND HAVING FUN, LIVING LIKE WE'VE JUST BEGUN. HERE'S TO ALL THE FUTURE BRINGS, I HOPE TOMORROW WE'LL FIND BETTER THINGS - THE KINKS - ONE MORE NIGHT, ONE MORE NIGHT, ONE MORE NIGHT. I CAN'T WAIT FOREVER - PHIL COLLINS - M.C.B.F.F.A.E. - thanks for being the best friends - I love you - Y.W.B.F.F.A.E. Allyson - This fish is raw! We should've worked the front; we were there first! Love your fellow short ORDER cook. IS THIS THE END OR JUST THE BEGINNING? GOOD LUCK GUYS!!! Love Chris TO LAUREN GIBSON - YOU MADE YOUR LAST YEAR THE BEST, I LOVE YOU BUBBY! MOVE INTO KASHMIRILAYLS. YOU GOT ME ON MY KNEESIEXPOS- ED IN THE LlGHTlNOT FADE AWAYILOVE OVER GOLDYBETTER THINGS . . . Well the end has come, all will be gone, but we'll meet again soon! Kendra. Meagan, Julie. Darryl. John, Ferna, Michelle. Jessy, Natalie, Matt, Lisa, Andrea. Sari, Janet. Kari. Danielle, J.J. - All my friends - I love ya! Goodbye WHRHS - Great times ngreat friends - The NINE - You know who you are - Best of luck to all of us - Love Always, J.M. Scotto, Mikee, and Ricky tlnside a dream I'm stoked Lids - Weive had the best of times and remember you've got a friend - JT - L.K. CarollaMarc sitting in a tree K-l-S-S-l-N-G. first comes love, then comes marriage then comes Marc Jr. in a baby carriage . . . ARUBA 1986: i'Here he comes just a . . . , Visage, Iron Woman. HAPPY HOUR. Hurricane Gloria. Cowboy Bob, Sisters ttwins?l. the budget, Salamander. Lifeguards wlbinoculars. Good x's .. Matt + ZZ Top, Ken What huh . . Tony, Did you bail out? Nando - Jen's crash, Eric I have a plan Lotto tickets . John Mac's EARS, Double Fisted -- John King SNOW MAN KILLING -1stx ES. JMXz, MK. KG. MU. JK Michelle Athanas .. You are my one in a million friend - Ebb. I Love you! Julie Currie - Are you in CONTROL yet? Memories will last 4-ever, Hairspray, Hey Wagoonll CC - Do you need a ziplock baggie?. Mr. R.'s class -- PU, Liv. Mall, 3 wks to party!! Misher - Are you Swedish? or are you just a snob? Here's to our first four years of friendship! Love Dweez Monmouth Monster is no hunk. infect he's just a piece of junk, but Jav Man is a friend of mine, intact he is just my valentine! Bitz - Dawn with BUVRis, this is a geek detector - BEEP-BEEP - Hooray! We are free! FlF - Dweez. Lin - I'm Virginia bound! You can visit me easily. Yeah! Our friendship is only beginning - Wonder Bags. Dweez. Bat, lbe in Brooklyn in 20 days. ya understand? Zen - Has it only been 3 years? The first land tend not lastl phone con- versation! EWW - You're a drama fag?! Finster lives - Dweez Dwiz - You may be short of height. but you have healthy. um, lungs! Keep singing our friendship lives on! Dweez Thank you Spanz. Di Ganc, Battiatoz, Milkin' Arno, and Mr. 2 'iBabyFace Zlucky. for attempting to educate me - Louisa e tand Omar Frapple. tooll Michelle Sol: You can be my guest speaker anytime! But please leave M.M. at home! - Jay Woman Dor - Live. Laugh. love and keep in touch - Dweez - P.S. Multicolored nailpolish?!? M.S. : Thanks for everything. This year was a trip. Good luck in F.U. Don't get too tan. Keep in touch Love ya. G-Bean A.M.S. I'm glad I was there when you needed me, I had owed you one. Thanks so much for listening! You're the bestllllll S.L.D. Tone. You've been the greatest, I'll never forget you! Here's to maulers, Cudas Fuzzy Dice and Burrosll Oh my God. Hold me back, '69 Camarol Love ya, your BIB Life without you . . . J.W. Think of me - You know that I'd be with you if I could . . .J.W. JC . . .Type, Type, Type. Lunch in the bathroom! Don't ever forget Tracy! We're havin' a parti . . . LYL SD M.W.B.F.F.A.E. - CLICK - LUV Y.C.B.F.F.A.E. Nan - Lata - Luv me Sarah - Thanx - Luv Sar Thanx to the 9!! - Luv Sari Kar - We sure have had great times. Thanx for everything - I love you! M.M.TT + L.M.F. . . . Rob Calvin - Take care! - Luv Sar SHORE HOUSE - Summer '87!! - ES TS MU KK FS JM'2 MK KG MR SS, J.K.. J.M. - Shoc the S. - BP's - Filings - EC - FA - S.D. Thanx Mom, Dad. CH, and Kids. May you stay forever young! Ilove you L.P. D.B. V.H. L.B. V.L. Y.L. T.L. M.C.lBon Jovi forever We love you Mark and Beth Hey, K the Von! - Goony Hey. Ting-a-ling! Jag Hoppas att du har en trevlig sommar. Dan the Gal, you're pal -- Gun Jill - We cannot tell the precise moment when friendship is formed as in filling a vessel drop by drop, there is at last a drop which makes it run over so in a series of kindness there is a last which makes the heart run over. Luv Kas Muoio, Grazie per tutto che ha fatto per me. Ciao. I'm going to Fordhamll ILYAM! Don't forget me when you're gone! TO MY PARTY FRIENDS OF '87. GOOD LUCK - PARTY MARTY NONA. ONE ALWAYS REMEMBERS HIS FIRST LOVE. M.M. Sue - We made it o.k. Thanks for beiong there and understanding. - Al EU, You will always be my Best Friend! ILY AM! Jeffrey. You are my sunshine - my only sunshine! ILY! I'll always be th ere. Love, HRP Dweez, Lime Squashl! Oh no! Italians! I love you plait! You know what I mean? You're a great flagette and a great captain. Friends always. M ruth P Lin, You're the best; Always there! Want to go sailing? What about that one? I know he's not tall enoughl! Friends Always. Michelle Bitz, you Rah-Rah you. I don't mean to be rude - but can you come over and get a movie?! Terrible. I know. You're sweet and a great friend, Kibbles Tim. John. Pat; You are all great guys and fantastic friends! All of you have made me smile in your different ways. Take care of yourselves. Keep in touch, Michelle RP. Liz. Zen, Lise. JAR; You guys are great - chorus wouldn't have been the same without you. Take care! Keep in touch. Mister Scooby Michelle Take care RC. thanks . . . RR Skit - neither of us ever won the $20 bet! What ever happened to Hot Pink anyway? There is no religion but Biology and Chamey is God. LET'S PLAY FRISBEE! iS.C. - hey babe - what's that disc you're flin- ing around?l Fact 4H: GENESIS RULES! I LOVE YOU ALLYSON SMITH. Love DAVE IANNOTTE Final Score! Giants 21 - Denver 3 Hey Buddy! 12 years! So many memories. What ever happens next fall just remember . . . Vacuum everything flat! BF Jillybean Robbin. there's a man here. Robbin. it's your dad! Click Kas - Want to go fishin'?!? Ads 255 Abbondondolo, A. 442 Elm St. Stirling, NJ 07980 Albert, N. 2 Owens Dr. Warren, NJ 07060 Albrecht. R. 579 Chestnut St. Stirling, NJ 07980 Aljian, M. 455 Valley Rd. Watchung, NJ 07060 Altiere, S. 6 Stardust Dr. Warren, NJ 07060 Ambrose, A. 44 Hilltop Rd. Millington, NJ 07946 Ames, K. 22 Arrighi Dr. Warren , NJ 07060 Anderson, W. 8 Fox Hill Dr. W. 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Gillette, NJ 07933 Turqman, L. 158 Circle Dr. Millington, NJ 07946 Unice, B. 30 Lenape Trail Warren, NJ 07060 Urban, M. 12 Nase Court Warren. NJ 07060 Van Tassel, D. 511 Pleasant Plains Rd. Millington, NJ 07946 Van Tassell, L. 120 Hill Hollow Rd. Watchung, NJ 07060 Vertone, Rogue G. 57 Washington Dr. Watchung, NJ 07060 Vetere, J. 125 Carlton Rd. Millington, NJ 0 Vinci, R. 596 White Bridg Gillette, NJ 079: Visotski, D. 77 Old Smalleyi Rd. Warren, NJ 07C Vitale, P. 63 Johnson AVI Gillette, NJ 079 Vogelsang M. 15 Old Farm Rc Warren, NJ 07C Vonriman, K. 2 Verona Place Warren, NJ 0711 Wallace, L. 8 Fox Hill Dr. Warren, NJ 070 Wang, L. 58 Mt. Horeb R Warren, NJ 076 Wanic, M. 1 10 LackawanI Blvd. Gillette. NJ 079 Weidemann, R. 11 Busy Bee L: Warren, NJ 07C Weiss, J. 15 William PenI Warren, NJ 076 Wermuth, K. 255 Union Ave. Stirling, NJ 079 Wheeler, P. 593 Valle Rd. Gillette, J 079 Whitney,L . 390 Valley Rd. Watchung, NJ 1 Williams, D. ClO B. Giordan 47 Washington Valley Rd. Warren, NJ 07C Wolf, L. 36 Windsor Wa Millington, NJ 0 Wolfe, J. 211 Sherwood Stirling, NJ 079 Wouters, J. 21 Hillcrest Rd. Warren, NJ 07C Wyszkowski B 30 Skyline Dr. Warren NJ 07C Young, K. 46 Sunset P1301 Millington, NJ 0 Zampella, M. 270 Mercer Stn Stirling, NJ 079 Zarrillo, N. P. O. Box 216 Gillette, NJ 079 5 Mr. Fox poses for a mug shot. A typical day with Mr. Fox Goodbye Mr. Fox For the past 25 years Mr. Clifford Fox has been creating a stir amongst the students at WHRHS. Not only has he been giving US History and Government classes a new meaning, he has also added a new dimension to the word learning. His students have not only learned about facts, they have also learned about themselves. Mr. Fox has challenged all of his students to look within and find out what makes them unique in all the world. A list of the many ways Mr. Fox has effected our lives would be unending, but there are a few that can not go unmentionedi Mr. Fox led the AII-School Council for his en- tire time at Watchung Hills. Under his direction, the council made many improvements, such as new trees on the school grounds. as well as a number of rewarding pro- grams, such as the senior scholarship. He also lit up our lives with the hysterical exploits of Sir Charles Lamprey - the ever present. never seen hero of the Hills. Possibly one of the biggest events that Mr. Fox has been noted for has been the monthly debates held in his US History 2 classes. These debates, like the man himself, were anything but ordinary. He made his students treat the debates and themselves very seriously. He required them to dress in formal attire and present their ideas in a very professional manner. Not only did these debates ,cause students to think about important issues surrounding our lives, but they also promoted a sense of self-esteem and overall importance. This is a prime example of the Htrue learning Mr. Fox has instilled over the years When Mr. Fox announced his retirement this year, the news was met with tears and long faces. Yet. the sadness slowly subsided when we thought of the countless precious memories he left locked within the walls of WHRHS to be cherished forever. On Jan. 14. 1987, Mr. Baly dedicated the day in honor of Mr. Fox, to be simply called Mr. Fox Day. This is the least Watchung Hills could do for a man who has brought so many new and exciting horizons to our lives. We the staff of the 1987 Lenape would like to dedicate this year's yearbook to Mr. Clifford Fox in honor of all the things he has done for our school, both academically and personally. 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